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MAR 1971
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GENERAL REFERENCE
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PACIFIC BANK
OUR QUARTER CENTENNIAL
The Pacific Bank of Sau FranciBco, California,
■was orgaiilzed February 4th, 1863, is now in its twen-
ty-sixth year, and is the oldest Incorporated Ck)iu-
mercial Bank west of the Mississippi River.
It was started at a time when niiuing-stock specu-
lation was BO prevalent as to demoralize flnances
generally on this coast; and it was the ditermination
of its builders that one institution at least should be
free from any connection directly or Indirectly with
speculative gambling.
It WAS organized under the unusually protective
law of California, which makes the stockholders in-
dividually responsible to the full extent of their
wealth, for their proportionate share of all liabil-
ities of the bank— the depositors and creditors of the
bank being thus secured beyMad the guaranty offered
by national or limited banks.
Ir.s POLICY was not appreciated at tirst ; but gradu-
> the wisdom of the commercial bank's conflning
> (If to strict mercantile methods, and pursuing a
. hutious, faithful, conservative course, commended
itself to the community, and the bank grew rapidly
ill consequence.
! IS 8TI1CK which in its earlier years went begging
rHO.OO per share ia now scarce at $180.00, and many
n even $'.'00.00.
I IN AssKTs which were considerably less than
1100,000, are now over $4,000,(KW and this increase
>- been despite the fact that the Pacific Dank never
>\ H interest on deposit balances nor on special de-
-sitS.
Its CAPITAL has risen from $4(I0,IKH» to $1,000,000
I'fiid up in gold toiu ; and it has in addition accuiuu-
iiited a Surplus Fund of $<150,000, f200,(HX) of which
liiive been added during the past two years.
It has during the last twenty-five years, also paid
' ' its stockholders $1,497,803.77 in dividends.
1 18 VOLUME of business which was about $.'i,000.0(iO
Illy has risen to over $225,000,000; and of that rise
1.000,000 has been the growth since January Itt.
1 18 DKPOsrrons have increased by 165 names during
' last twelve months, and when it is borne lu mind
v much care is shown iu the acceptance of new
> counts, and the solid character of the patrons of
this Bank, it will be seen that this is an enormous
advance for s« short a time.
What has contributed so largely to the success of
the Pacific Bauk has been the character of the men
shaping its course.
It has had but two Presidents; the first was Peter
Burnett, the first Governor of California, one of
t- earliest pioneers, a lawyer of eminence, a suc-
cfssful writer on moral and historical topics, and a
man of exceptional purity and firmness of character.
Under his cautious nmnagement, the institution grew
from a weak infancy to a vigorous youth.
Bis succEssdn and friend and co-worker as Di-
rector and Vice-Prehident, the veteran pioneer. Dr. R.
H. McDonald— following the conservative path of
his predecessor, but bringing his exten-ive business
experience and his vigorous developmi nt methods
to his aid— guided the young institution through the
most trying period of the State's financial history,
np to the wonderfully prosperous manhood it now
enjoys.
Another almost charter member of the institution,
and one who has quietly and unostentatiously, but
persistently watched over its welfare, always a
Director, and at times, as his leisure permitted, Vice-
President or Acting President, has been the well-
known and prominent capitalist, Capt. James M. Mc-
Donald. Few men In California are so popular as
Capt. McDonald, for he has been repeatedly ch.>seB
to public positions of executive trust, and is to-day
one of San Francisco's Supervisors.
San Jose too baa always been well represented In
our Board of Directors, and has now our still con-
stant friend and able adviser Hiram Mabnn.-, who
may almost be styled the "Father of Banks In CalU
fornia," for he has been Instrumental In organizing
and directing more banks than almost any half a
dozen other men of onr State.
Thkse FOt'ii men are so well kii'^wn and have taken
such prominent parts in the growth of California
from Its earliest days as a Stale, that further mention
of them here Is iinnectssary ; but a brief biography
of each, with portrsils, will be fciiiid in the valuable
illuslratod handbook of California (hat this bank la
issuing in commemoration of its Quarter Centennial
life.
DCRINO the later years, the two sons of Dr. R. H.
McDonald have also borne important parts in the
development of the bank. it. H. McDonald, Jr.. In
particular, SH Vice-President, has ))een the practical
manager of the business In Ran Francisco during the
frequent absences of his father in the Ksst, while
there assisting his other son Frank V. McDonald, the
present Cashier, In the direction of the foreign col-
leciiou and correspondence and advertlsini; depart-
ments.
These executive officers have also been ably sup-
ported by two most faithful counsellors who have
pass. (I away. John I). Ijams. the furin. r .\ssi!.tant
Cashier, and John Miigau, the Head C.lli ctor.
.Ani" thkn the number of efficient co-workers in
the bank have all contributed in a marked degree,
to our prosperity. Pre-euiini-nt iinong these are
onr trusty Paying Teller, Loni- Vesarin. wlio has
been with us over twenty year' : our fcniiil Receiving
Teller, M. W. Tpton, whT entered the bank in 187:};
our efficient Note Teller and Se. r»tury. O F. Miner,
who joined us early in ]87i;: and onr expert Account-
ant and Assistant Cashier. Emil Bellcrman.
Each in his special field has been a zealous and
powerful promoter of whatever success we ma; en-
joy.
And last, but not least, we owe almost our entire
prosperity to our depositors, customers, correspond-
ents, and friends of this community, of these United
States and of fi'reign countries.
To ONE ASi> ALL, on this auspicious twenty fifth
anniversary, we return, with the compllmerts of the
New Yewr. and best wishes for their welfare, our
special thanks, and hope in the future, to prove our-
selves even more worthy th«u in the past, of tlie ex-
ceptional confidence and interest thus far "to steadily
andi ncreasingly shown in our behalf.
For further information concerning the PACIFIC BANK see page 1247.
tAN FRAIICISCO DIRBOTOBY.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CAST STEEL CASTINGS
AM'
STEEL JPOFLGrXlSTGrS
UP TO 20.000 LBS. WEIGHT,
True to Pattern, and superior in Strength. Toughness and Durability
to Cast or Wrought Iron, in any position or for any service.
Gearings, Shoes, Dies, Cams. Tappets, Piston-Heads,
Railroad and Machinery Castings
of every description.
— ALSO —
HOMOGENEOUS STEEL,
SOr-T .A^TSm IDXJCTIXjES.
Superior to Iron for Locomotive, Mining and Marine Forgings.
Alao Ste€l Rods from ] to 3 inch diameter, and Flats from 1 to 8
Inch, Angles, Tees, Channels, and other Shapes; Steel Wagon,
Buggy an:l Truck Tires, Plow Steel Stamp, Stems, Cam
Shafts, Piston Rods, Machinery and Special Shape
Steel to size and lengths.
STEEL KAILS from 12 to 45 pounds per yard.
IKON and MKKL BKIDGK, ROOF and RAILROAD CAR WORK a specialty.
HIGHKSr PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP STEEL.
rF- " 'rdcr. w.U Lave prompt .ittenlion. Send foe Catai-ogue.
OFFICE, 202 MARKET STREET.
GENERAL REFERENCE
ADVERTISLNG DEPARTMENT.
BYRON JACKSON,
625 Siitl St., ■ San Fraicisco, Cal.
For quantities of wat^r not less than 100 gallons
per minute, and for lifts not exceedinfr 100 feet,
there is no better pump than that Illustrated in the
annexed engraving. It is very simple, durable and
economical. I make it in sizes from 2-inch. 100 pallonis
per minute, to 24-inch, with a capacity of 14,000 kbI-
lons per minute, and am prepared to build larKer sizes
to order. They must be si t within 20 feet of the water;
will draw it that far and force it up <K)
feet. They are very satisfactory In wellR
not over 100 feet rteep.
Jackaon'8 Centrifujefal l*unip*.
I Manufacture
HARVESTING MACHINERY,
HAY STACKERS and RAKES,
WINDMILLS and HARROWS.
IRRIGATING PUMPS.
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, >^
Complete Power and
Low I'rlcoH, iironii'l
Punt|iin|; Plants.
delivery. Sin.l fur clrciiliii.
BYRON JACKSON
SAN FKAXCISCO
Jaekson** Automatic S«If-Oilln0 Eiiffii
PACIFIC AXLE CO.
Manufacturers of
BEST REFINED IRON AND STEEL
Truck, Express and Carriage Axles,
N. W. cor. NAPA and MARVLAND STS..
Adjoining Pacific Rolling Mills, POTRERO.
TO BE HAD PROM THE DEALERS.
LOGGING AXLES A SPECIALTY.
OflSce: N. W. cor. Mission and Fremont Sts., San Francisco..
UX FBANCMOO DIBEOTORT.
COLT'S PffinriEE MS MirG, CO.
ll\HirulCl>. lUW.. oiMl 10 »U«»MST., Sun Ki iiiM l~«o.
la.jUiiiiiK M.IK.I/.IM.- RiHt'S CaUbers 22, 32, 38, 44, 40-60, 45-60 45-70,
l.>-75, 4r>-85 and 50-95 Express.
Htmmtt and Hammrrirti BrecchLoading Shot Guns. Army, Frontier. House, Police and Pocket
SfUCockinq and Sinqic-flction Revolvers.
4-0-60 COLT'S
neW lightning magazine
nU VUo MzJa
TRADE MARK.
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.,
Ill MIX ii:i'<)K'r, CX)NN.
%l.r«>«i lo »-RO\T NTKKKT. .«iA5f FRANCISCO and NEW -FORK.
Manufacturers of Ammunition. Cartridges, Brass and Paper Shot Shells,
Gun Wads. Primers. Percussion Caps, Etc.
•^ 0t4w C M. C. Oo.x)i fr'in jroiir M.rcbtiit or J.ibbor.
THE CALIFOENIA
i i_ ■*• -^ i
QUARTZ
SCREENS.
MALT KILN
FLOORS.
PERFORATED SHEET METALS OF ALL KINDS
For Miuing and Milling Machinery and other uses.
Also, I*iano String IVtanufactrirers,
117 BEALE STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
'Third Floor.)
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
wal.es l.. palmkr.
President.
HORACE B. AXGELL.,
Superintendent.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON W^ORKS.
MINING, MILLING, PUMPING
Bmm
Plans, Working Dravrings and Specifications for all kinds of Machinery.
(lOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE BLOWERS,
Nos. 237 to 257 First Street. ■ - San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO.
OFFICE :
No. 202 MARKET STREET.
WORKS :
POTRERO, SAN FRANCISCO.
A full line of light, Medium and Heavy Shoes always on hand,
and guaranteed in quality of Iron and Finish.
SAN FBAHCWX) DIRECTORY.
GLOBE BRiSS AID BEU rOIlIIIEI
WHYTE & DE ROME, Proprs-
137 Beale and 292 Howard Street,
WAIST FR^AlSrCISCO.
Miiniifiii'turorM of tlie
Tucker & Salsbury Patent Lubricator;
Fisher's Patent Oil Cup and Lubri-
cator; Kilborn's Patent Safety Pop
Valve; Phosphor Bronze; Brass,
Composition, Zinc and Babbitt Metal
Castings; Church and Steamboat Bells
and Gongs; Ship Work, Spikes, etc.;
Car Brasses and general car work;
Hydraulic Pipes, Nozzles and Hose
Couplings.
Heavy Machinery Castings a Specialty
GEORGE H. MIXER, Proprietor,
117-119 Main Street, San Francisco.
:M:^isrTJF^OTTJiaEE,s
ULRGE AND SMALL CASTINGS, HOUSE FRONTS, QUARTZ
MILLS, BRIDGE CASTINGS, MACHINE
WORK IN GENERAL.
SPECIALTIES
SMALL FINE CASTINGS. MACHINE WORK FOR BREWERS.
iviixiEsrt's i^ja.TE3isrT ioxjtstcs^s
Broken Castings and Machinery Repaired.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GREAT REDUCTION!
BATTERY SCREENS.
Best and Cheapest in America.
No imitation, no deception, no planiMliecl
or rotten iron nited. (inly genuine Kus8ia Iruii In
Quartz Screens. I'lanlhlied Iron Screens at nearly lialf niv
former ratcK.
I have a lar^c pnppiv of Batterv Screens on hand suitable
fur Hiintlni-'tiin ana ali. Stamp Mills, whicb I will sell at 20
per cent discount.
PERFORATED SHEET METAIi
For Flour and Itlce Mills, Grain ."^t^parators, Revolvlni; and
Shot Screens, Stamp Uatierles and all kinds of Mlnlnij and
MllllnR Slachlnery. Iron, Steel, Copper, Urass, Zinc and
other metals pnnched for all uses.
Inventor and nmnufacturer of the celebrated Slot Cat or
Burrctl and Slot Punched Screens.
Mining Screens a Specialty, from No. 1 to 1.5 (Flue.)
San Francisco Pioneer Screen Works,
(Eiitabliithed 18GO. )
221 and 223 First Street, San Francisco.
JOHN W. QUICK, Proprietor.
The only competent and 8ucci's.sful manuftictiner of Screens on this Coast, having
furnished the same to the principal Milh in California, Arizfuia, Mexico, Central .\merica,
and adjoining Territories. His trade extends to Australia, New Zealand and British North
Patented Dec. 21, 1876.
Reed's Sectional Boiler"^
and 1^=.--
Steam-Pipe Covpring^..
WIRE BOUND
ITRADI
MARK
BOILER COVERING
I. L., >ii:rri:ll,
Ai.l M yen Till
CHALMERS-SPENCE CO,
UiiiTersal Wire BoedI Asleslos
BOILER COVERING AND MATERIALS.
AUo, Patented
Boiler Cleaning Liquid Compound,
For the Prevention ami R.moval of Scale In Steam Boilers
ASBESTOS, STEATITE.
Soapstone Mastic Roofiog and Paiots.
BRANCH OFFICK, 100 MARKET STREET-
I. L. MERRELL,
AGK.NT Fl>R
Reed's Elastic Sectional Non-Conducting
COVERING FOR STEAM SURFACES.
"|,, HAN FIUNCI8C0 DIRECTORY
A J TAIT
:\rATlTIAL HAINQUE.
Eii}!;iiie:r;;^lle®llp
115 and 117 BEALE STEEET,
liilou Mixtion StnMl
SAN FRANCISCO.
Maniifacture and Repair all kinds of Machinery.
Sole Manufacturers of
THE PATENT WOOD BRANDING AND PRINTING PRESS.
i'iirticular Attoitiun Given to Repairing .
PMC COAST BOILER WORKS,
208 anii 210 MISSION STREET. San Francisco.
CEORCE E. BELMOR, - - Proprietor,
Harlnr.
•(Iaflanar> unil
I.o<..,„oli,,.
BOILERS
-or .*II Kinds.
»nr.rr iron work
^^^
Inventor and Sole
Manufacturer
of the
Bituminous Rock
Melting MacMnes
For Paving Streets
And of
Belmor's
1 BOILER.
Patent appliei lor
Plans and Specifications Submitted and Estimates CheerfuUy Given.
Special Attention Given to Repair Work on
Eoilers, Iron Ships, Etc.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
11
CALIFORNIA BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY.
125 FIRST STREET,
Opposite Miuna, SAN FRANCISCO
WHITE BRASS, BRASS COMPOSITION,
ZINC AND BABBITT METAL CASTINGS.
tff- Brass Sblp Work of &11 kinds, Spikes,
Bhcatblug Nails, Rudder Braces, Hinges,
etc. Also Church, Fire Alarm and Steam-
boat Bells and OonKS.
Stcara, Liquor, Water, Oil, and Flange
Corks and Valves made and repaired.
Hyilraullc Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose
Couplings and Connections.
G.irden Valves, substitute for Hose Bibs.
Ira p. Rankin. A. P. Brayton.
RANKIN, BRAYTON &. CO.,
Proprietors of the
3Pa©lie Ilea Weiii
I MANUFACTURERS OP
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING and GENERAL
MACHINERY.
The Celebrated Hazleton Boiler a Specialty.
ia'7' r'ijrst street, SAN Francisco, gal.
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HAM FBANCI800 DIRECTORY.
♦ .♦_ ♦ >-
SELB! mm ''^ m$
OFFICE, 41G MONTGOMERY STREET,
KAN K U A N <; I H C O .
Manufncturor« of
PIG LEAD. LEAD PIPE. SHEET LEAD, SHOT, BABBITT
METAL. SOLDER, BLUESTONE, and
Machine Loaded Shot-Gun Cartridges,
^ Under ChamberUn Patents.)
GOLD AND SILVER BARS REFINED
ores J\.ssstye<3..
i Base BillioE, Lead atti Silver Ores Forcliasel
THE
F> J^Gr:E]
AUTOMATIC FIRE SHUTTER CO,
M \M KA'TIRKHS, INDKU INITED STATKS J>ATENT, OF THE
MTrOMATIC FIRE SHUTTER. ADAPTED TO PASSENGER AND FREIGHT ELEVATORS.
This inveution commends itself to the public for its eflficiency in
dosiii}.; all draft in Elevator Shafts, by which danger of fire is pre-
renleil, and tor its adaptation to all Elevators.
j For its security to life ot employees or firemen in buildings, either^
day or uij^ht. the ShuttL-r, being automatic, is opened and locked by the
I Elevator dv^v in its ascent or descent, shutting o£f each floor effectually,
' so that accident is impossible. Its adoption is recommended by the
I Chief Engineer of the San Francisco Fire Department and the Super-
' rising Architect of the City, the Superintendent of the Underwriters'
Fire Patrol and its Board of Directors, by the leading Insurance Com-
panie.s: and principal architects of San Francisco, who have examined
and witnes.sed the Shutter now in operation.
For Specifications and particulars, apply to
H. W. SEVERANCE, Manager and Agent,
Office : 218 California Street, Room 4.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
13
SIMPSON & MILLAR,
(SUCCESSORS TO C. V. GILLESPIE)
SEARCHERS
OF
AND
CONVEYANCERS,
Titles Kxamined nii<l AbNtraotN Furiii.slird to I^auds in any
Couutj' in the i<itatc.
522 c::J«;lif<3irxxi«, stroet,
SAW FMANVISeO.
JERE. LOWNEY & SONS,
tarriage, Wapi, Truck aad Cart
MANUFACTURERS,
426 NINTH STREET, - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
lARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS AND CARTS
Of everv description, always on band or made to order.
Of every description, including
Hook and Ladder Trucks and Hose Carts
MADE TO ORDER
Orders from all Sections of the Country promptly attended to.
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BAN FRANCIHCO DIBECTORY.
\ |l<Mi|>KU.
O. W. HOOPER.
L I JEIELl I CO.
ifarturora of
iQoiiEi nm
Urn
IRRIGATING PIPE,
..±il;:ii Tills M? Water Tanks
ALSO. ALL KINDS 01 HOUSE FINISH.
) iMUmoDUl In comiueDdttion of the workmanship
"~"~ St. Helena, Sept. 17, 1885.
:,e i« diautisfled with bis bargaios aod
• Unwed to find fault; per contra, wben
• • -A)' (nythlDR about it ; but as I am an odd-
it, »r, :;f. »:.»!.■ w. Iwlab to tell you the ten tanks are all
Mid »hapr. barv br«u tried with water, and are perfect. I
' nncb plaaaad tbat ) ju put in the extra staves bo we could
It Ibt mazE utrcBFECT ones tbat happened iu the lot. The
nn • baiter lot of wood and iron was never put together.
I imirt any referrnce in this section, use my name.
Beapfcl ^y. B. E. WOOD,
r
mmrtn
Immoi
?iid for Catalogue and
Price Ligt.
Factory and Office: Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth,
N. P. LANGLAND,
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
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GUARANTEED TO WASH WITHOUT RUBBING.
Has extraordinary merits, and is in good rep't j with the public, and that is why it is so
extensively imitated and counterfeited. "T
These counterfeits resemble the Queen Lily Soap in appearance and style of packing
only. They lack the purity and general excellence of the genuine.
This notice is necessary, as vilely injurious an dangerous imitations, liable to produce
chronic inflammation of the skin, are often substituted for the Queen Lily, because they
pay a larger profit.
The price of the Queen Lily is as low as consistent
with the cost of mnking such a high grade of pore
soap. The price, compared to the quantity and the
size of the cakes, makes it the cheapest soap for every-
body and for every want. Consumers have simply to
insist upon having the Queen Lily, remembering that
if any substitute ii offered it is for the advantage of
the seller.
The Queen Lily is he finest soap known for laundry
and general househoi i use. It is made of vegetable
oils, and everything u^ed in its manufacture is the
purest and best, so it is absolutely pure.
Lodies will find this soap especiiilly adapted (or
washing laces, infants' clothing, silk hose, cleaning
gloves and all articles of fine texture and delicate
color, and for the various uses about the house that
diiilj' arise requiring the use of soap that is above the
ordinary in quality. For the bath, toilet or nursery it is preferre to mgst of the soap sold
for toilet nse, being purer and much more pleasant and efft-ctive, and possessing all the de-
sirable qualities of the finest unadulterated White Castile Soap. Respci-lfully,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Laundry and Toilet Soaps.
Office: 214 Sacramento Street.
Factory : Cor. Sixteenth and Utah Streets, San Francisco.
The name " ^ VEEN IiILiY" regii-tered as a trade-mark, and box label patented. Any infringement
rill be prusecnted.
' For sale by all grocers on the Pacific Coast.
ENGINEERING & SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
, 429 Montgomery Street,
SW corner Sacramento,
SAX FRANCISCO.
Instruments Examined, Repaired and Carefully
Adjusted.
IVI.4TERIAL.S FOR OFFICE WORK SUPPLIED.
16 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JOHN THARTEImIm,
Gold ^ Silver Plater
No. 623 SACRAMENTO STREET,
BET. MONTGOMEHV AND KEAKNY. S-^lST IFK, J^ZSTCISGO.
n»niirn<-liirrr itiid Iiii|iorl.<>r of C'oarli nn<l f nrriH(r« Ilnr<l«« iiro. I^nnipH, olc. A Kood
nn «<»i'liiioiit of <'arrin|r<> I<itiii|iH and <'aii«lleH coiiHtanll.v on liand. l>»rtioular atten-
tion paid to (lie ro|>airln8r of ('arriagr*^ I<ani|iH. Kaine PiatCH made at Hiiort notice.
A Bood aiMorlnient of I>o«>r Plalei* and NninborH on iiand.
9i. B.— Orderit from tUv Country |ir«»iiip(l,v attended lo.
rAL.IFORI^IA TOOI^ WORKJ^.
BLACKSMITH and MACHINE SHOP
143 and 145 Beale Street.
ESTABLISHED 18G3. J. WEICHHART, Proprietor.
Sole Manufacturer of the California Patent Hay Cutter and Lawn Rake.
Fine Cut Tobaeeo :flaeliines. Mateh Splitters, etc. Dies and Punetien for Slioe Fac-
tories. Printers. Tinners, et«. Butcliers' Rooicing Knives and liaree
Clevers, Hop Tongrs, jMonldine and Siiapine Knives, Turning:
Cliisels, Pump and Spoon Augrurs, and all kinds
of Edged Tools 3Iade to Order.
Bepairing of all kinds of Machinery a specialty. Heavy Punching, Forging, Turning, Job Grinding and
Polishing done with dispatch. ALL WORK WABRANTED.
San Francisco Cordage Factory.
Constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of
Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, Etc.,
iyiann.factii.recl from I*nre iVTanila Hemp.
SISAL ROPES OF ALL SIZES AND KINDS.
611 and 613 ^r-^g-^ Manufactory
FROXT STREET. JL (L_J r^-gJi^J CX-^ ^..^^^.^a At the POTRERO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
" i^eii
m
Nos. 622, 624 and 626 THIRD STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 17
JOHN SKINKER,
258 Market Street, - - _ . San Francisco.
SULE AGKKT FDR THE PACIFIC CO.VST Ki>R
Dupont's Cannon, Musket, Blasting, Mining & Sporting
Metallic Cartridges. Rim and Central Fire Brass and Paper Shot Shells,
Wads, Primers, Bullets, etc., etc.
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE AND NOBEL'S GIANT CAPS.
— ( PACIFIC I—
Elass limi, Cutting, Mmi d Mimi Works
18 FREMONT ST., and 1213-1215 HOWARD ST.. - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
Glass Cutting, Staining, Embossing and Designing in all its Branches.
Bending of Glass a Specialty.
WTHmCH «£ CO.
ul COM!
'J
Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moodyville Sawmill Company (Limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C.
I^E:PI^ESE3s^TEX) by
R. D. WRf^CH <!l£ CO., .... - Tourer Chambera, Liverpnol, Eiiiflnnd
W'^EL.CH, RITHET <fc CO., _--.--. Victoria, Britiich Columbia
H. L. DODOE. L. H. SWEENEY. J. E. RD0GLE8. F. W. VAN SICKLEN.
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO.,
WHOLESALE PROVISION DEALERS
And Commission MerchantSi
Nos. U4-U6 MARKET ST., and 11-13 CALIFORNIA ST.,
SA-ItT DPIRA-HSrOISCO-
Sole Amenta for Iiibbjr, ItlcNeill & Libby's Canned Meat*. H. 91. Dapf«U Chica^^o Hams
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Royal Mail Steam Fackd Gompaii;.
AGENCY, No. 506 BATTERY STREET, S. F.
Notli-e is hereby niven tliat arrangfini-nts have been entered into between the
ROYAL MAIL ST£AM PACKET COMPANY
AND THE
For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of France
and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under through bills of
lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Co.
The follow ing Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for the
West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, *nd »t Plymouth,
England, to laud passengers, on the 6th and 22d of each month.
Registered Tonnage. Horse Power.
PARA 3.805 600
DON 3,805 600
MEDWAY 3,687 600
9IO»iEI.I.E 3,858 600
NII.E 3.039 600
EliBE 3,063 " Brander
RETURN TICKETS, available for twelve months, issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
The Company also dispatches an Extra Steamer from Aspinwall on the 23d of each month, for Bremen,
which affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
Through First Class tickets are issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton, at
S200 U. S. gold. Third Class, §100.
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent.
BRITISH VICE-CONSUL.
.Captain Bruce
•' Woolward
•' Cilliea
*> Jellicoe
H. B. WILLIAMS.
A. CHESEBROUGH.
W. H. DIMOND.
Ho.
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
202 Market Street, - - Union Block,
San Francisco, Cal.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 19
C. F. MONTEALEGRE. F. A. CRAMER. M. T. MONTEALEQRE.
MONTEALEGRE & Co.
IMP OR 1118
AND
DiiissiQii iirckitts.
230 CALIFORNIA STREET
9
E. D. HEATLEY, EDWIN WOTTON. ERNEST L. HE.\TLEY.
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO.,
412-4t4 BATTERY STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
Heallfij, WottOD & Co., ■ ■ 11 Georp Yarfl, Liliard St., LoMod.
SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD'S
FINE OLD WHISKIES,
IN WOOD--" Monogram," " Old Stock," "AAA." " Cranston Cabinet, 'Century,"
"Henry Bull," "Double B."
IN GLASS— In Cases of 1 doz. quart bottles each — " Brunswick Club, pare Old Rye,
" Upper Ten," very old and choice.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
CORNER FULTON AND WEBSTER STREETS,
DEALERS IN
BEER and MALT.
Yielding to the manifest wishes of the San Francisco public for a
Genuine Lager Beer,
We have thoroughly renovated our establishment, and are continually
adding new and improved machinery; have ample facilities for ICE
MANUFACTURE, and increased our storage vaults; and are, there-
fore, now in the field, amply prepared to face all competitors, both as
to QUALITY and QUANTITY.
N. B.— Especial attention paid to Country patronage.
EXPORT BOTTLE BEER of the FINEST QUALITY
Always on Hand.
Awarfled FIRST PRIZE for BEST LASER BEER at MECHANICS' INSTITUTE FAIRS, 1885 aid 1887
The ONLY TEARS that tve competed for the prize.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
21
JOHN WIELAND
BREWING CO.
■^-jfi^i-\
228, 230, 234, 236, 238 and 240 Second Street,
Between Howard and Folsom Streets,
s.A.Tsr r'i=i-jaLisrc:Jisc::;o.
The Amount of Beer Sold during the Year 1887 was 97,167 Barrels.
We take tbe present opportunity of thanking our friends and customers for the liberal
support heretofore extended to the
John Wieland Brewing Co.
And notify them that we have added to our establishment
We are now readv to supply the market with the Favorite
JOHN WM \m\\\ m \i\\\ SEEE.
THE SAME IS OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, AND
SUPERIOR TO ALL IMPORTED BEERS.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT.
Wholesale CANDY Manufacturers
Importers and dealers in
Foreign siiid Domestic IVuts, £tc.
U8 FRONT STREET, (bet. California and Pine) SAN FRANCISCO.
Steam Candy Factory, 118 Front Street.
JESSE (fc DREW,
STAIR BUILDERS
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry Street, bet. Third and Fourth, S. F.
ALL. KINDS OF WOOD TURNING
Conetaiitly on hand and made to order
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
A. D. OAKLEY,
Red Rubber Stamps
AT HALF PRICE
No. 329 CALIFORNIA STREET.
S't^.XXXX^S 25 OJOZXtS,
38 SIXTH STREET
Near Mission, San Francisco.
First-Class Single and Double Teams
and Saddle Horses for Busi-
ness or Pleasure.
PRICES REASONABLE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 23
THE B F. HARDY
Maternity Retreat.
A Home, unsurpassed ou the Pacific Coast, for ladies during con-
finement, for the best medical attendance, and careful and experienced
nursing. It is exclusive and first-class. Ladies boarding, especially at
hotels, will find it a convenient place for retirement and rest.
References: — The leading Clergy and Physicians of this City and
Oakland.
Besides the unexcelled accommodations for married ladies that this
institution aftbrds, we are prepared to shelter young girls who are un-
designedly unfortunate, give them a home during their sickness Our
establishment is large enough to aftbrd them exclusion, if they desire it,
from the other patients. In accommodating this class, we are carrying
out one of the first ideas of the Founder of the Retreat, who, however,
sought to effect a moral reform, and never received a patient of this class
a second time. The latter qualification will bo strictly adhered to by
the undersigned.
For further particulars address
MRS. B. F. HARDY,
(Widow of the Founder of the San Francisco Lying-in Hospital and
Foundling Asylum.)
At Her Residence, *i32T CLAY STUEET, SE cor. AVebster, One
Block from California Street Cable Cars,
12 M. and 7 to 8 p. m. Daily, Suadiys excepted. SAN FRANCISCO.
24
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
oiiFEi iiEiiiii muMU
N. E. Cor. Sacramento and Webster Streets.
[Successor to Medical ColUga of the Pacific!
PACULTV.
L.'C. LANE. M. D., Professor ut Surgery.
C. N. ELLINWOOD, M. D., Frofessor of Physiology.
ADOLPHJBARKAN, M. D., Professor of Ophthalm-
ology and Otology.
J. H.WYTHE, II. D., Professor of Microscopy and
Histologv.
HENUY GIBBONS Jr.. M.D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
W. A. DOUGLASS, M. D., Professor of Clinical Sur-
gery.
J. O. HIRSOHFELDER, M.D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
CLINTON CUSHING, M.D.. Professor of Gynecology.
W. D. JOHNSTON. M. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Toxicology.
R. H. PLUMVIER, M.D., Professor of Anatomy.
CHAS. H. STEELE, M. D.. Professor of Materia Med-
ina and Therapeutics.
SAMUEL O. L. POTTER, M. D.. Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
J. F. MORSE. M. D., Adjunct to Chair of Clinical
Surgery.
W. S. WHITWELL, M. D., Adjunct to Chair of Ob-
stetrics.
CHAS. E. FARNUM, M.D., Demonstratorof Anatomy.
A. A. ABRAMS, M.D., Demonstrator of Pathology.
The Three-Veai- Curriculuiii is adopted by
this College ; attfiidance upon three regular courses —
at least one in tais insiitution — being obligatory.
A Matriculating Elxainination, or other ev-
idence of the pi.S'^ession of a fair education, 'will be
required on entering.
The Regular Course commences on the first
Monday in June of each year, and continues until
November. It is thus a Summer Course, contrary to
general usage.
The Intermediate Course commences early
in January of each year, and continues nearly four
months. It is a great assistance as a preparatory step
to the Regular Course, and as offering the fullest op-
poitnnities for the prosecution of dissection. Al-
though attendance upon thi.s course is not obligatory,
it is earnestly re'-ommended that all attend it who
can possibly do so.
Should any further information be desired, it may
be obtained by application, in person or by letter, to
HENRY GIBBONS Jr., M.D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
Office. 920 Polk Street, corner of Geary ; or at the
College, NE corner Sacramento and Webster Streets.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
25
Mm Mm m M m Imuis,
Central Avenue, between Jackson and Madison Streets,
OAKLAND, CAL.
This institution is under the direction of
E. H. WOOLSEY, M. D., Surgeon and Physician-in-Chief,
and a Board of able Attending and Consulting Physicians, Surgeons, Obstetricians and
Ooalists.
Steam, Medicated and Electric Baths, and all the appointments of a first-class general
Hospital, and all the requirements, conveniences and comforts of a Private Home for In-
valids are here provided.
The Matron is an experienced nurse, and the nurses and attendants (male and female)
are wi 11 trained and reliable.
The institution is healthfully, pleasantly and conveniently located, occupying an entire
block, in a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by elegant private residences; and yet within
four blocks i>f the Central Pacific and Narrow Gauge Railroads, and accessible to their
stations by the Central Avenue street cars.
The sewerage facilities are perft ct. The wards and private rooms are large, sunny,
well ventilated aiid appropriately furnished
The building exteriorly is shown in the above cut, together with its attractive grounds;
interiorly the woodwork is of solid and carved walnut, the mantels of purest Italian marble
and design, and the walls decorated with exquisite frescoes.
The Hospital Sec tion, comprising Surgual, Medical and Convalescent Wards, is sepa-
rated from the section f>r Invalids, each department being provided with special corridors,
bath rooms, i lectrical ai)pliances, etc.
TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
la Ward S15 p*r >veek.
In Private Rooiit^ 830 to 40 " •'
T-»vo persoiiti in rnoni 18 to !40 " **
No Extra Charges.
In confinement cases an additional fee of §25 will be charged.
Patients in private rooms desiring special nurses in constant attendance will be charged
$2 50 per day extra.
Physicians in good standing will be allowed to maintain and treat private patients in
this institiition.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Mn\ SepartiQsnt University o! Caliform
STOCKTON STREET, BELOW CHESTNUT,
PACriiTY.
HORACE DAVIS. A. M.. Pregidcnt of the Universitj-.
Q. A. SHDRTLEFF, M. D.. Emeritus Professor of
Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence.
M. W. FISH, M.D., Emeritus Professor of Physiol-
ogv and Microscopy »
R. BEVERLY COLE, A.M., M.D.. M.R. C.S., Eng.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
W. F McNUTT, M.D., M.R. C.P. Edin., etc.. Pro-
fessor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBERT A. McLean, M. D., Professor of Clinical
and Operative Surgery, Dean.
W. E. TAYLOR, M.D., Professor of Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
F. B. KANE, M.D., F. R. C.S.I. , Professor of Clini-
cal Medicine and Pathology.
A. L. LENGFELD, M.D.. Professor of Materia Med-
ica and Medical Chemistry.
WILLIAM B. LEWITT, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
BENJAMIN R. SWAN, M.D., Professor of Diseases
of Children.
W. H. MAYS, M. D., Professor of Mental Diseases
and Medical Jurisprudence
WASHINGTON AYER, M. D.. Professor of Hygiene.
GEORGE H. POWERS. A. M., M. D., Professor of
Ophthalmology and Otology.
WM. WATT KERR, M.D., Professor of Therapeutics.
ARNOLD A. D'ANCONA. A. B., M. D., Professor of
Physiology and Microscopy.
The College Year is divided into two terms ; the
preliminary or spring term and the regular or summer
term. The preliminary term commences March 5th
and ends May 12th. the regular term begins June 4th
and terminates October aist. During these terms all
the branches of medicine and surgery will be taught,
didactically and clinically. Regular clinics are held
three days in tlie week at the City and County Hos-
pital, where the Professors of the practical chairs
have charge of warns, and possess every facility for
the instruction of students. Lectures are given dally
by the Professors, and evening recitations are held
three times a week.
FEES.
Matriculation Fee (paid but once) $ 5
Demonstrator's Ticket 10
Fee for the First Course of Lectures 130
Fee for the Second Course of Lectures 130
(No fee is required for the Third Course of
Lectures.)
Graduating Fee 40
For further information address the Dean,
ROBERT A. McLEAN, M. D.,
603 Merchant St., cor. Montgomery, San Francisco,
FIELD SEMINARY.
1825 Telegraph Avenue,
OAKLAND, ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
This School has been in successful operation for the past fifteen years. It occupies
three buildings, connected by covered ways, and surrounded by spacious ornamental and
recreation grounds.
Terms commence on the first Wednesday in January and the last Wednesday in July.
The school is under the direction of thorough and experienced educators.
Pupils receive unsectarian christian care and culture.
Departments — English and Classical, Modern Languages, Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Drawing and Painting.
This School prepares Ladies for the University of California and for any of the Eastern
Colleges, and furnishes facilities for pursuing special studies.
For further information address
FIELD SEMINARY, 1825 Telegraph Avenue.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIUECTORY.
FOR YOUNC LADIES.
Dolores St., bet. Sixteenth and Seventeenth Sts., San Francisco.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME.
This Institution, founded in 1866, chartered in 1876 by Act of the Legislature of the State of Cali-
fornia, and empowered to confer Collegiate Honors, is situated on Dolores Street, opposite the Old Mission
Church.
The course of Instruction embraces all the branches necessary to the acquisition of
-A SOLID AND REFINED-
Tuition, Board, Washing and Bedding, per annum $260 00
EXTFeA CMARGES;
Piano, with use of Instrument, per annum $60 00
Vocal Music, Class Lesson, " • 20 00
Vocal Music, Private Lessons, " " 36 00
Drawing, per annum 20 00
Painting in Water Colors, per annum 36 00
Painting in Oil, per Lesson 1 00
Vacation spent at the College 30 00
Graduating Fees 10 00
Physician's Fees to be paid in case of sickness.
Bills are presented and are payable at the beginning of each half session, in advance.
Select Day School attached to the College.
TERMS PER IMONTH, PAID IN ADVANCE:
Tuition In the 1st and 2d College Classes $6 00
Tuition in the 3d and 4th College Classes 5 00
Tuition in the 1st and id Preparatory Clisses 4 00
Tuition In the lat and 2d Grammar Cl:isi»es 3 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Intermediate Classes 2 00
Tuition in the Ist and 2d Primary Classes - 1 50
Music (Vocal and Instrumental), Drawing, Painting and Private Elocution lessons form extra charges,
as in the Boarding School, but lessons in French and Spanish are given gratis throughout ; as also in Plain
and Fancy Needlework.
N. B.— A Private Conveyance is furnished at moderate rates, for the convenience of pupils residing in
distant parts of the city.
For further particulars apply to
SUPERIORESS.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. 29
BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES A«D LITTLE GIRLS
Seyentti Ayeune and Sixleentti Street,
East Oakland, Cal.
Miss S. B. BISBEE, - - Pfincipal and Propnetor,
The location of this school is retired. The
building is new and is constructed in the most
approved style of modern architecture, securing
sunshine and ventilation in every part. The
school is limited in number and is strictly select.
Each pupil is considered a member of the family,
and all freedom and comfort, consistent with good
order, are enjoyed as at home. The location is
unsurpassed for healthfulness.
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8AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL.
<irHE SIXTEEJ^'lH YEJIl OF
JldlSS criijiCT'S SCHOOL
WORK IN
Ocbklaizd, Gal. J
"Will hegirh on last Wednesday in July, '13 BB,
■fit lOSO QfiK STIIEET, between Tenth and Twelfth.
I^eg-ular and Special Courses.
Studies can be selected aoaording- to individual
needs and aims.
Lessons, (Private and in Glasses.
CProminenoe is g-iven to Lang'uag'es, J\^usio, (I>ravo-
ing and (Painting.
French, Germav, and Spanish are spoken by resi-
dent teachers.
I^iding, I^owing and Fencing are included in
(Physical Culture.
Jiddress, personally or by letter,
Jdiss 1j. OrrcuG-y,
THE OAKS,
OaMand, Cat.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 31
IE.
G. de SAVILLE, LADIES' TAILOR,
633 Market Strfcet, Dnler Palace Hotel
San Francisco.
The Leading Dressmaking and Tailoring
Establishment of the City.
Special attention paid to the cut of Riding
Habits.
Specialty in Travelling Dresses, Ulsters and
Walking Jackets.
All orders executed in Fine Merchant Tailor
Style. The Latest Fashions imported Direct
from Paris and London.
32 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ALLEN & HIGGINS LUMBER CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
L
18 and 20 SPEAR STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Have constantly on hand a full stock of
Mahogany, Black Walnut,
Cherry, Prima Vera, Koa,
Spanish Cedar, Oak, Ash,
Rosewood, Lignum Vitae, Hickory, Maple,
White Wood, Bass Wood,
Oregon Ash and Maple,
California Laurel, etc., etc.
Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Mahogany Stair Balusters, Dowels
and Fine Cabinet Wood a Specialty.
HOISTES 0"Ze-
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
For the Year, commencing May, 1888.
^CURATE INDEX OF RESIDENTS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY;
▲Lao
A GUIDE TO STREETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.,
AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.
TOOETBKB WITH
'o«rs of the Manlcipal Oovernment, Societies and other Organisations, and
a great variety of Useful Information.
rWENTY-NHrrH yeah OT PtJBLICATIOK.
/ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE fPlVE DOLLARS.
W. H. L. CORRAN, Compiler.
PuhUcaticm Office: 518 CLAY STREET.
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SAN FEANCISCO:
1888.
■ntered according to Act of ConpresF, In the Tear 1R«8. by Painter <fe Co., In the office of the
Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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ESTABLISHED 1849.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAOE.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS. ETC „.... 133
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 1253
BANKS 89
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC 130
Blocks, Rows, Wharves « 131
Placea of Aniusenient __ _ 131
rronilnent Places 131
Public Bnllillngs, Halls 130
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1283
CEMETKRIES _. „ 106
CHURCHES. _ „ 70
COURTS „ 68
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT™ 28
FEDERAL OFFICERS 86
Army 66
Coast and Geodetic Survey 66
Castom House _....„ 67
Internal Revenue ^ 66
Light House Department. _.... 66
PoBt-offlce ^.^.....„ 67
Surveyor-General.. _ 67
United States Treasury „_ 67
United States Mint 67
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH 60
FIRE DEPARTMENT „ 62
FIRE PATROL _ 62
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 132
City and County 133
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICKS..
Federal „ _.^,
State _
MILITARY _...,
Independent Companies ^
National Guard of Callfonila.._
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Board of Education „ „..
Board of Supervisors.... „„,
City anil County Officers.
POLICE DEPARTMENT „,
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
REGISTER OF NAMES ™.
80CIETIE.S
Benevolent..™....„_._.™_...__
Literary, Historical, etc ^
Mationlc .._....»..
Odd Fellows ,
Protective.
Religions „.»....._...
Social „
Temperance ___..„
STATE A PPOI N T EES
STATE OFFICERS
STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE_.
WARD BOUNDARIES
FAOB.
_. 132
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.... 132
.... 104
.... 10&
... 67
... 6S
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IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SQ£sM ^GMMWB FOE
ENGLISH GROCERIES.
Crosse & BlackwelTs Pickles, Salid Oil, Jams, Etc. Epps' Homoeopathic Cocoa.
Colman's London Mustard. Cox's Sparkling Gelatine.
Fry's Cocoa and Chocolate. Liebig's Extract of Meat.
Peek, Frean & Co's Biscuits. India Chutneys and Delicacies.
French Sardines. Day & Martin's Blacking.
English Relish Sauce. Collomb & Co's Macaroni, Etc.
Lucca Oil in gallon tins.
Finest Malt Liquors, Wines and Spirits.
Burke's Guinness's Dublin Porter. Burke's Bass's English Pale Ale.
Guinness's Porter, in wood. Bass's Export Ale, in wood.
Joule's Famous Stone Ale, in wood. Houtman's Holland Gin.
Burke's Irish and Scotch Whiskeys, Nonpareil Old Tom Gin and Fine Old Jamaica Rum.
Mackenzie & Co's Sherries and Ports. Meinhard's Caracas Bitters.
DeMonfort & Co's Champagne. Carlisle Whiskey, cases and barrels.
Meinhold's Anchor Brand Eastern Cider. Henk Waukesha Table Water.
Ross's Royal Belfast Ginger Ale, Raspberry Vinegar, Etc., Etc.
PREMIUM AMERICAN BEER,
SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEER,
In Bottles and in Wood.
The Most Noted LALIrUnNIA WlllEo are those of the
SOLE AGENTS,
SHERWOOD £ SHERWOOD,
313 and 214 Market Street, Union Block,
15 and 17 Pine Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
PREFACE
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patronized us, and also those who have in many ways aided us in
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W. H. L. COKKAN, Compiler.
64 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HENRY LUND & CO.
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS.
Agents for Reliance Marine Ins. Co.
OP LTVERPOOL.
ROYAL SWEDISH AND NORWE&IAN CONSULATE.
214 California Street, - San Francisco, Cal,
Represenlei ly W. C. KIESCHSTEIN, No. 1 Brnnswlck Street, Llyerpool.
BLACK DIAMOND GOAL MINING GO.
-SELL-
WHITE ASH STEAM COAL
AND
HOUSE COAL,
By th.e cargo or in lots to suit.
OFFICE, 450 MAIN STREET, NEAR BRYANT ST. AND CITY FRONT.
P. B. CORNWAIiL, President and Manager.
GENERAL mmmi mmmm
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNM 9«02
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
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Allen W. R ; ,393
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An;;|.,-Callf(irnlan Bank 12.56
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nirnhiim & Marsh ....".'...".'." 2«b
1! i-li David ^
I! -h A Mallett. ;.■.■.■.■.■;.■.■; 084
1; ^^oii \v. F .::::; -^o
rniiorfleld Wm '.'.".1^
la lenan .John M. & Co 288, 1S13
ralili.rnla Hridce Co 5)4
("iillfnrnlH Copper Works l.'U:!
California Klectrlcal Worki*... 1284 Ci
12«, 129fi, 1297. 1299. 1307. 1309, 1310.
r.m<^) i:i:«, 135.5, 1369. I382 (2) 1394,
HII, W22(2)H2SM;c:(2;
Callforn a Fireworks Co 1.33a
Cii fornia Horse Shoe Co " 7
Calllornia Label Press and MacCabe
^ , , „ Llih. C.....1368
Calfom'a Perforatlnp Screen Co 6
California TItL- Ins. and T^u^t r'.\
r«PpC.s.ACo '.=^:.}1^
Ciiriiall N. C. & Co 1402
Carpinter E. W....bottomedge'of'bo..k
Chnlnev G 1409
Chnpin Gea W" front coVeraiid HO'
aiaumau W. B reg. of names.
Chester Henry i.i^
Chown .1. V ;.."i4,8
Cliy .sieaiii Carpet Beating Works 1312
Clark N. A i^ons business headlnifs
Coffln .\ion7.0 1301
Colick'o.f Notre Dame "...." 2«
Collins Frank "xiffl
Colton Pciitai Assoclatlon.!'.""'iio''l325
Coifs raii-ut Fire Arms Mfg Co 6
Coninien iai Insurance Co 2
ConuiRTclai (Iriion Assurance "Co!"i"278
Conneclkut Fire Insurance Co.,
„ , „ „ back cover
Cook H. N 1296, 1353
Cooper Medical Oullege U
Corrlvcau I, I'xi^
Craig Lop D — '.'".'.' i:i^
< ral« A Coi hran 142-4
CrrictitoM.IoH „...;..U24
( r.hwrll liros. 36.J, 1402
Crim W. 11. A Co 1402
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
1265
Cnivelli S. I i4'o
Cuniilngliam, Curtiss A WckL..." 368
Curtin K. I. Miss irj«9
(Jurtin's Detective Agency „ 1.127
Cyclone Windmills 1437
Foard Lorentz |«)<)
Folkers J. 11. A. A Bro...l327. 1417, M24
forbes A. B front cover and I»42
1108
Forties A. J. A Son
Fordor.T Joseph F
^rallk H. W. A Co
Fr.ck H. M „....;
Freud A Sons „
Friedland^r Wm. 1
Fritz A Kean
Fulton J. J _
i:C3
1312
HI3
IS23
Ganjiss J. R. „ ,278
Garrlssere K ix'tl
Gertiian Savings and Loan S'JCle'tyV. 1267
ulnni Towder Co 512
Gladding, McBeao A Co...buBlnP8'R"
Ooldcn State and Miners' Iron w'k."!!?
Goo.lman Geo 1285, 1321, 1391. Hll
Goodyear Rubber Co 1386
Granolithic Paving Co. 1285 (2) 1307'.
1321, 1391, Hll, MIS
Grant Frank ixfj
Gray N. A Co .'.'."...'.! H24
Great Ann-rican Importing Tea Co 5 ifl
Jir"-'" A- T; >-^-
Green t. II 2a»
navlsA; Cowell 886 j G^^^n^K A Bettelhein;™:.^!^^
P"ii: '••■ ■••".........-............... I-I2:< ! Gn-enwood A DoWolf, \4'12
Day Thomas A Co. LImlted.back cover | Gnienbaeen C. H im
" I3T> Griinwal.lt Th. A Co .'.'.";:.;.'": '.'iSSi
i^lO I Gundlach J. A Co_...reg. of names,
sidelines
.MU
Dinn (J. A ,
Deunlsion K. 0
Diiinv KdHiird A Co
DeSiil.la KuKone A C^>.
DickMiaii-.Ionfs Co
Dickson, Di' Wolf A Co
Dicki-oii Kobert ,
Di.TksThModor
Dietle Clias ^
Dingee W. .1
Dixon, Borgeson A Co .
names, botiom lines
Dodge, Sweeney A <>> ......17 1 ilastln;:s The re*, of
Donohoe. K.lly A Co L»l names, lower cor. left pageand 1318
Dornin George D.... reg. of names, I Healv T .1 •• '"i p^geanu law
^ , »»ttomiines,aiid4i5! Hettv l.'b.';.'."'.".'.';.'.™;;:; 1^
nriscoll r. fc 1293 Hilk^ A .ludd 545 |:«)
Dimcnii Gforve A Co. 1285. H06 , Hluglns Geo. C. A Co " tm
Duncombe N\ . S. <ft Co..reg, names, i HirM h. Kahn A Co... imiza
_ ,. „ . .„ . sidelines 1 Hobbs Jennie Miss ' l*}9
Dunham. Carrlgan A Hayden Co...l351 ; Hobbs, Wall A Co...back bone, 613, I.W
Hobson, CJarke A C. .'.1402
i:n7 Gntte A Frank
^0I Hall A. I. A Son ................"..■. 5.54
••• 1" ! Hall A Ferguson 1171 isBO
..back cov-er Uuraszthy Arpad <t Co reg. ol
'fi* I .. names, lop lines
»«5 Manly Maternity Retreat.. 23
•'*>* ! Harmon Lumber Co. 8. H_ |;m
.reg. of ; Harris W. N i3:«
Ha.slett A Bailey '....'.'.'! 1427
EaPt<in, Eldridpe A Co 1402
Earon F. W. A Co 434
J^clipse Champagncreg. of names,
top lines
Eserfon ITenrv C.
Kggers A Gould
Electric Development Co
Hoflnian G. A Co 1336
Holt Warren 1.T74
Home UeiiHBt Life Aesocia.loo. 625
Hoppers. E._ i.-us
]^ Hubbard E. H. Mrs '..'".'."'.1361
415
.1380,
Englnger V
Evans C. H
Evans J. J
Ewell L. J
Examiner The...
lower comer, right page
;f»f '. ... Iinperlnl Fire Ins. Co,
13.J4. 1415
14:« ; Jackson B.vmn 5
"■" • • 1J84(2( i:ei,
139X. 1411, 1422, 1428
Jaeger F. W_ 1402
Jesse A Drew. ™_^ .. 22
Jewell A. M. A Co. 'ZZ'm
Jones II. L — 1312
Jones A Lotz -^
Jung J. C !1". "1354
••• 1335. 13!(9 ; Jackson P". H. 'a'Co!
..front edge of book
.re?, of Mimes
Fsmsworth A Buggies „...I329
Field S.-miiiary 26
Fliippe T. B _.i4 0
'•''"'"■■ '• K, A Co H02 Kahn Henrv A Co i:j«7
Kanlfiiss F. C.. lan
Fireuiaus Fund Ins. Co fn
cover, and 466
First National Bank...„ I26;j
Klschbe( k A Glootz.. 15
Fischer K. L. A Co 139^
Kisher Chas. W 1397
Fisher L. P .'.'.'.'.! 1283
Kellett A McMurray R72
King James L 1320, i;84
Kl.'ln J. M i;i34
Knox Geo. T .'".'. 1.384
Kohter A Frohllng. front .-over
Krebs A Pilfer 1317
66
ALPHABETICAL LIST 6T ADVERTISERS.
L« Grande Laundry 1^60
Lane W. K....i;»6, 131-4, 1344, 1388, 1396.
14U»
tauKland N. P 14
LaynK H. G iWt
Leek G. W VtlG
Leo J. H 13H8
LIftz A. .S Co 1417
Llnforlh James 12»6, 1340, 1357. 1414.
1416, UW
Lion Fire Intiurnnco Co 414
Little A KiuiwU's Lumber Co 1371
London and Sau Krauclsco Bank... .1^7
London. Northern and Queen Ins.
Co'8 liacK cover
London.l'arls and American Bank..l260
Lor.vea A. M W!i3
Lowney .lere. A Son 13
London W. M 1330
Luckhardt C. A. & Co 1285
Lund Henry & Co 54
Lundy T 6-J4
Lutpen (Miarles F 12S3
Lyons ('harles 75!»
Lyons John 1396
Macdonough J. A Co 1318
Madison & Burke - 1404
Mallon John .J7
Manhelni, Staples i Co 1272
Mann & Benedict reg. of names,
lower cor. left page, and 1318
MarcuB Geo. & Co 1277
Marsh H. F 1299
Marten John 16
Mason & Whitman 136.S
Massachusetts Benefit Assn 1279
Massey Atkins 1424
McAlester & Jones 1305, 1404
McAvov & Gallagher 1424
McCarthy .Tames 1344
Mclntyre Wm. &Co 1404(2)
McNIcoU A. J. & Co 1334
Mecredy Bros 1311
Medical Dept UnlTerslty of CaL 26
Merrell I. L_ 9
Meussdurffer K 8;ff
Menssdorffer M 837
Mever Chas. & Sons 1291
Meyer, Marshall & Co 1343
MIgnola John 843
Mitchell James E 1311
MoUov P. C 1404
Montague VV. W. & Co reg. of
names, upper corners left page,
and 1328, 1357, 1373, 1401, 1416, 1422(3)
Montealegre & Co 19
Moraghan M. B 1387
Morgan Ovster Co backbone
Morgan W. I. & Co 1404
Morton Draylng and Warehouse
Co 1327.1427
MuUerC 1386
MuTisell James, Jr , 1280. 1281
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
1280, 1281
Mutual Life Insurance Co...front cover
and 1282
National Brewing Co 20, 1303
National Insurance Co 415
National Vinegar Works 1426
Neustadter Bros 1410
Nevada Banl. of S. F 1259
Nevada Metallurgical Works 1285
Newhall H. M. & Co 892
Nichols A. C. *Co 1361
Nolle & Walsh 1358
Norcross & Co 625
North Pacific Coast KK 1435
Oakland Hospital 25
Oakley A. D 22
Oesterreicher L. & Co 1404
Onions W. J , 1391
Orient Insurance Co 414
Osborn R. F. &Co 1343
PAor..
Pacific Coast Metaphysical Co 1377
Paclllc Collecthm Co 1320
Pncltk- Electric (!(. 13;i4
Pacific Irnii Works U
Paclllc 1,1111111 niKl KeHector Co UW
I'aclilc Miiiiiifiulurlng Co 1437
PncllU- .■\IilHl Works.. 1289
Paclllc riipir Itox Factory VMi
Pucllh- I'avliii; Co l.TII
Paclllc Kolllin; IMIIK'o 4
Pucllic Saw IMiiniifacturlng Co 1408
Paclllc Top Co 1313
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Work8..1426
Pacific Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co 1323
Packsher S 1314
Page's Automatic Fire Shutter 12
Palmer & Rey reg. of names,
' lower lines
Paltenghl A i;!74
Pardee K. II. & Geo. C 1385
PasqualeB 450
Patent Brick Co i;«)4
Patent Development Co 1390
Pavne Bros 1299
Peddar Sydney H 1288
Perrler-Jouet Champagne reg.
of names, upper lines
PeuleckaH ....1310
Phelps & Miller 951
Phenl.x Insurance Co. of Brooklyn.
reg. of names, top lines
Philadelphia Brewery 21
Plunkett Kate Miss 1335
Point Snn Pedro Brick Co i:«3
Potrero Land and Water Front Co.l403
Pratt H. G 1311
Preston * McKlnnon 1372
Price Hav Press Co 1283, 1397
Price M 1324
Price Thomas 1285
Queen City Printing Ink Co 1398
Quick John W 9
Raveley S. W backbone
Rankin, Brayton & Co 11
Redfern House 31
Reiuier Julius 1283, 1286
Ridley A. E. & Co 1415
Roach John 15
Boblnett Thomas 1311
Rosekrans H. <k Co 1011
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort 22
Rouleau F. A 1409
Royal Mail Steam Packet Cu 18
Royal, Norwich Union and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Cos, bottom
edge of book
Rudgear & Shepman 1411
Ruflino & BianchI 1374
Russell J. W 1429
San Francisco Bridge Co 1301
San Francisco Cordage Factory 16
San Francisco Laundry,
reg. of names, side lines, and 1360
San Francisco Savings Union 1266
San Francisco Stove Works 16
San Francisco Wire Works 1431
San Francisco Wood and Ivory
Works 1424
San Leandro Manufacturing Co 1397
San Mateo Ranch Dairy 1378
Sanborn A. 1 1413
Sanborn A. W. & Co 1029, 1426
Santa Clara College 976
Sather Banking Co 1264
Savings and Loan Society 1267
.Scheibli .lames 1436
Schenk Chris <fe Co 13:i6
Schilling C. & Co 13S3
Schmidt Label and Lith. Co 1041.
1303, 1336, 1359, 1368, 1391. 1433
Schroder H. & Co 1346
Schuster Bros 1416
Security Savings Bank 1268
.Selbv Smelting and Lead Co 12
Sbaeffer J. W. & Co 14.'^6
Shainwald, Buckbee <fe Co 1404
Sherwood & Sherwood
Shreve Geo. C. & Co...l073, 1327,
1358,1411, 1428
PAOI.
SIcbrecht Franz 1291, 1321
Slevers F 1283
Siniinons A Cunningham 133S
Simpson & MMlar 13, 1408
Sklnker John 17
Sloane W. & J. & Co..reg. of names,
upper cor. right page, and 1810,1311
Smith Barlow J 1394
Snillli William H 1408
Snow l(. W 1398
Soiithirn Pacific Co 1331
paulding George <fe Co )3!i8
Spaulding J. & Co 1811,1333
Sperry <fc Co 1099
St. Ignatius' College ..1105
St. Mary's College 945
Stange & Jaenlcke i:J79
Stanley Charles T 1385
Starbliii & Goldstone i:}72
Starr & Co 544
State Investment and Ins. Co.back
cover and 1271
Stearns Mnfg Co 1408
Stern David ASons 1404
Stott A. W 1327, i:«8 13.59, 1428
Strahle Jacob A Co 1296
Street C. H. & Co 1404
SuhrA Painter 13;«
Sun Insurance Co 1274
Sutro & Co 1265 ;
Swanberg 0. 0 1387 i
Swiss Marine Ins. Cos. Comblned...l277
Syz Harry W 1277
Tallant <fe Co 1262
Talt & Hainque 10
Tatum & Bowen 1408
Tay George H. & Co back cover
Thomson W. T 1310
Tracy L. Miss :«
Travelers' Insurance Co 1275
Truman, Isham & Hooker.. ..1153, 1313,
1397
Trumbull A Beebe front cover
Tubbs A Co 16
Turpin F. L 1166
Co.
.1289, 1404
Umbsen G. .
Union Fenc
Union Ice Co front cover
Union Insurance Co 1273
Union MetaUic Cartridge Co 6
Union Oil Co i:)«6
United Stales Laundry 1171, 1360
United States Law Association 1287
United Undertakers' Association... 1424
tjtschig John reg. names, side lines i
Vanderbilt System 1177
VerbeckF -1418
Verrinder Bros 1327
Walton N. C 1285
Waltz Charles 1252
Wass D. D 1335
Weed & Kingwell 11
Weichhart J 16
Welch & Co 17
Wellington B. F 1333,1409
Wells, Fargo & Co 1258
Wenzell W. T & Co 1314
Werner George A 1336
Wheeler A Burdick 1311
WhittenBros 1330
Whitelaw T. P. H 1373
Whvte A De Rome 8
Wickson G. G. A Co back of map
Wieland Brewing Co 21
Wigmore John A Son reg. names.
right side lii
Wilder & Lowe 1429
Williams, Dimond A Co IS
Williams W. I. A Co 1392
Wllshire Safe and Scale Co 1407
Winans J. C 1299
Wolf, Braas <fe Valentin 1343
Wood Geo. M. A Co ,
Woodin A Little...l303. 1353, ]
1400, 1419, 1429, 1430
Woolsey E. H. Dr.,
Wren J. J
Zinns Christian back cover and 50
IIRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. lw.s^«?Ta s,.! PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
GENERAL REFERENCE
THE
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Jity and County of San Francisco, 1888.
Matob of the City axd Cocijtt.— EDWARD B. POND,
ex-officio President of the Board of Supervisors; salary $:),000
per annum.
Clerk.— ANDREW J. MOULDER ; appointed by the Mayor ;
salary {:<,000 per annum.
X BOARD OP SUPERVISORS.
Term of olBi-e, two years ; salary, tl.JOO per annum ; terms
• \pir.- first Monday in Deitiiiber, 18«8. Wi-enly meetings
i li Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first Monday in
' .iiiary, April, July, and October. Special meetings at the
li-. rttlou of the President.
Phesident.— EDWARD B. POND.
Clerk.— JOHN A. RUSSELL ; appointed by the Board ; salary
$;),(iOO per annum.
Depity Clerk
per annum.
SEBOE.<NT-AT-.\aSf8
per annum.
WILLIAM T. P.\TTERSON; salary Jl.800
CHARLES CURTISS; salary $1,200
Members.
First Ward— HUGH CURRAN.
Se.ond •' JAMES M. M< DONALD.
Third " COI.IN M. BOYD.
Fourth"^ JOSEPH PESCIA.
Fifth " CHARLES S. BUSH.
Sixth " A. M. BURNS.
Seventh Ward-
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh "
Twelfth "
-WILLIAM HAWKINS.
ALBERT F. KNORP.
ALBERT HEYER.
WILLIAM P. LA.MBERT.
HERMANN JOOST.
SARGENT S. MORTON.
STANDING COMMITTEES —Judiclarj-— McDonald, Curran, Pescia. Finance and Auditing— Boyd-
■ MiDouiild, Bush. Fire Depi.rtiiient— McDo'nal.l, Hawkins. Knorp. Streets, Wharves, etc.— Burns. Joost.
' McDouHld. Curran, Morton. Public Buildings- HubI'. Kuorp. Lsiubert. Water and Wnter Supplies— Morton.
I Burns, McDonald, Hawkins, Joost. Health and Police, and Uou-ie of Correction— Curran, Pescia, Lambert.
I Heyer, Boyd. License and Orders— Hevtr, Hawkins. Bush. Hospital— Pescia, Burns, Morton. Printing
( and Salaries— Joost, Boyd, Heyer. Indu.'itrial School— Hawkins. Burns, Pescia. Street Lights- Lambert,
I Boyd, Knorp, Bush, Joost. Outside Lauds- Knorp, Boyd, Lambert, Morton, Curran.
compensation. Meetings.^flrst
BO.VRD OP EDlC.ATIOy,
Term of office, two years ; expires first Monday in January, 1889.
■ and third Wednesdays of each mouth.
President— W. F. GOAD. Secretary— George Beanston. Assistant Secretaries — W. H. Miller and Stuart
JAldrich. Bookkeeper— W. G. Lansing. Messenger — Alexander Imbrie.
StjPKRiirrENDENT OF CoM.MON SCHOOLS — JAMES W. ANDERSON ; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Deputt Superintendent —MADISON BABCOCK ; appointed by the Superintendent ; salary, $3,000 per
t annum.
' Members.
W. F. GOAD.
DAVID BARRY.
AUGUSTUS J. BOWIE, Jr.
R. C. HOOKER.
JAMES L. HALSTEAD.
JEFFERSON G. JAMES.
J. W. MCDONALD.
JOHN O'KANE.
JOS. ROTHSCHILD.
C. B. STONE.
JOHN A. STEINBACH. |
THOMAS P. WOODWARD.
STANDING COMMITTEES. -Classification — Stone, Bowie, Steinbach, Woodward, Goad, Anderson.
iEules and Regulations— Bowie, Rothschild, Stone, Goad, Ander.<on, James. Credentials and Qualifications
of Teachers— Hooker, Woodward, Halstead, Goad, Anderson. School Houses and Sites— Barry, McDonald,
Halstead, Goad. James. Salaries— Rothschllrl, Bowie, Stone. Furniture and Supplies— Steinbach, Roths hild,
McDonald. Finance— James, McDonald, Hooker. Judiciary — Halstead, Steiubach, O'Kane. Printing —
McDonald, James, Barry. Janitors— O'Kane, McDonald, Barry, Anderson. Visiting — Woodward, O'Kane,
Hooker.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERIOR COURT— DepavtTiiont l.—Judfte— THOMAS K. WILSON ; term expires January, 1893.
Reporter— J. H.W.Riley. 2.— Jud«e— JEREMIAH F. SULLIVAN ; term expireB January, 1891. Reporter-
Thomas R. Kuox. ■■?.— Judse— JOHN F. FINN (PrcFidiiig Jiidfte) ; term expires January, 1893. lieporter—
H. A. Jones. 4.— Jud(,'e— J. G. MAGUIRE ; term expire.'! January, 1889. Reijorter— R. F. OallaRlier. .').—
Judse- JOHN HUNT Jr.; term expires January, 1891. Reporter— E. S. Belden. f..— Judge-WILLIAM T.
WALLACK; term expires Jnnuiiry, 1893. Reporler— C. F. Reynolds. 7. — JudKe— T. H. HEARUEN ; term
expires January, 1891. Ri'porter— Harvey Darneal. 8.— Judge— F. W. LAWLER ; term expires January,
1893. Reporter— J. L. Holland. 9.— (Probate)— Judge— J. V. COFFEY ; term expires January, 1889.
Reporter-S. P. Sumner. 10.— (Special)— Judge— WALTER H. LEVY; term expires January, 1889.
Ripoi tor— Stephen Potter. 11.— (Criminal)— Judge— D. J. TOOHEY ; term expires January, 1889. Re-
porter—Jolin J. Maginis. 12.— (Criminal)— Judgc—D. J. MURPHY ; term expires January, 1891. Reporter—
Georue W. Smith.
S.4LARIES— Judges, $4,000 per annum, each. Reporter*, fees.
POLICE JUDGES' COURT— Judge— F. A. HORNBLOWER; salary, $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting
Attorney- Joseph F. Coffey; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors; $3,000 per annum. Clerk— John
J. Kenny; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors; $2,400 per annum. Interpreters— Lewis Locke,
Chinese; George J. Beck, German; Henry Hasbach, French and Spanish; Steffano Sauguinetti, Italian;
$1,500 per annum each.
POLICE COURT No. 2.— Judge— JAMES LAWLER; salary, $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting Attorney-
William H. Mott ; salary, $3,000 per annum. Clerk— Louis Kaplan ; salary, $1,6U0 per annum.
JUSTICES' COURTS — Justices— JAMES D. PAGE, (Presiding Justice) , E. Burke, H. L.JoachimBon. J.I.
Boland and H. J. Stafford; salaries. Presiding Justice, $2,700 per annum; Associates, $2,400 per annum
each. Clerk— Peter Deveny ; $2,400 per annum. Deputy Clerks— D. J. Crowley and George H. Williams;
$1,200 per annum each.
City and County Attorney and Counselob— GEORGE FLOURNOY, JR. ; salary, $5,000 per annum
Assistants— John T. Humolireys, $3,000 per annum ; F. H. McNally and Solomon S. Bamberger, $1,500 per
annum. C. S. Mills, Jr., messenger, $900 per annum.
District Attorney— E. B. STONEHILL ; salary, $5,000 per annum. Assistant- Joseph J. Dunne. $3,600
per annum ; Joseph Kirk. $3,000 per annum ; Walker C. Graves, $3,000 per annum. Clerks — William W. Knott,
Sl.SOO per annum ; JosephTyson, $1,.500 per annum.
Chief of Police— PATRICK CROWLEY ; appointed by the Board of Police Commissioners ; salary,
$4,000 per annum. Clerk— Wm. E. Hall, $1,800 per annum. Property Clerk— William CuUen ; $1,800 per
annum.
County Clerk— WILLIAM J. RUDDICK, and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court ; salary, $4,000 per
anniim. Deputies— L. J. Welch, A. J. Raisch, Thomas Croke, James D. Wiseman, Frank Grimes,
Daniel F. Crowley, Thomas C. Maher, John M. Rodgers, James Curlett, Hugo Herger, William G. Cue,
William J. Blattner, John B. Reilly, William A. Davies, Charles H. Ward, J. R. Daly, Biirt McNulty, John
W. Egan, R. Heney. James Ruddick and F. B. Houghton Court Room Clerks— James M. Duncau, R. J. Schu-
macher, Fred. W. Lees, Ed. W. Williams, Fisk L. Parker, Fred. R. Fowler, George H. Pippy, Louis N.
Jacobs, H. P. Desmond and J. J. Groom. Copyists— A. J. Barry, A. Brooks, J. J. Greif, George P. Adams,
Frank R. Casey, Charles D. Douglas, James S. Lyon, J. B. Cook, George A. Douglas, D. J. Flynn, Thomas
J. Flinn, H. W. Forbes, J. V. Harrison, J. B. Mulcahy, S. B. Soloman, George A. Stanley, M. Warshauer, J.
H. Mork andP. M. Belton.
Shebiff— WILLIAM McMANN ; salary, $8,000 per annum. Under Sheriff— E. A. O'Connor, $2,400 per an-
num. Bookkeeper— E. J. Reynolds, $3,000 per annum. Assislanl Bookkeeper— S. L. Simon, $1,200 per
annum. Deputies— William H. Williams, George Webb, C. Mullane, D. S. Gordon, F. E. Doran, M. J. Sulli-
van, Walter F. Ames, J. McDonald, James E. Hughes, T. E. Treacy, Edward Reilly, John F. Derham,
Thomas J. Qulnn, O.H. Baldwin, William Winthrop, William O'Counell, Morris Cohen, Charles E. Broad,
James Hanrahan, John McGovern, S. B. McKee, Wm. Jones, Thomas Allen, William Magner, Joseph Mans-
fit'ld, D. J. Magner, J. W. Crowe, James Dunne. H. M. Levy, Edward Harrington, John W. Welsh and John
Sharkey. Chief Jailer— John Rogers." Matron— Mrs. S. McKee
Recorder- A. T. SPOTTS ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— William R. Sloan, $3,000 per an-
num. Deputies — Henry Casey and Charles H. McCourtngy. Clerks — John Cunningham, William T. O'Brien.
Charles McCourtney, Robert Cochrane, Nathan Selig, John H. Mott, William McDonald, William E. Dinan,
J. W.Edrill, H. J. Gallagher, Thomas H. Conboy. Lawrence Buckley, Miles C. Selden and Philip P. McMahon,
Auditor— FLEET F. STROTHER ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputy— H. B. Cook, $3,000 per annum. :
Clerks— V. P. Wilbert and S. P. Holway, $1,800 per annum each.
Treasurer— CHRISTIAN REIS ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— Ferdinand Reis, Jr., $3,000
per annum. , Deputies- Charles Hubert and Peter Sander.
Assessor- JAMES C. NEALON ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Office Deputies— James J. Flynn (chief) $2,400
per annum ; Edward Brady, E. L. Lewis, F. J. McGiuney, William McCann. D. J. Shaw, J. H. Zemansky, D.
P. Fenton and Charles Gildea, $1,800 per annum each. Chief Draftsman— Alfred D. Miesegaes, $2,400
per annum. Field Deputies- Chief Deputy, William D. Farren, $200 per month. Assistant Deputies, $100
per month each, when employed.
Tax Collector t— WILLI am KRELING; salary, $4,000 per anmim. Chief Deputy— Marion A.Wilson,
$2,400 per annum. Cashier— Moses Waterman, $2,400 per annum. Deputies— E. Lauigan, Morton J. Aherne
and Andrew J. Donovan, $1,800 per annum each. Porter — George W. Wilson, $840 per annum.
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♦ For location of Public Offices, see Key to Public Offices.
t The Tax Collector is allowed by law one Chief and one Cash Deputy, at a salary of $200 per month each ; ;
three general Deputies, at $150 per month each; and extra Clerks, when employed, $100 per month each.
The entire annual amount of salaries for his Deputies and Clerks not to exceed $12,0Li0.
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LiCENBE Collector— T. I. O'BRIEN ; appointed by the Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer and confirmed
by the Board of Supervisors; salary, $:t,0(lO per annum. Deputy— S. .J. tjTR.^CSS. Sl,800 per annum. Cashier—
P. !■'. Krausse, fl.-'iOO per annum. Assistant Collectors — John J. Boyle, J. Robs Jackson, It. Scott, M. J. Burke,
David .J. Levy, W. E. Gallatin, M. Fallon, -John P. Klordan, J. J. Jones, Thomas Wilson, David Neagle, W. J.
Harrington, Joshua D. Davis. Patrick Holland and L. Ouion. $1,.5()0 per annum each.
IlKorsTBAR OF VOTERS— BEM J AMIN A. PRIN'DLE; appointed by the Governor; salary, $3,600 per an-
num. Chief Clerk — Oscar A. Tolle, $1,800 per annum. Clerk and Messenger— J. J. Cudotfan, $1,500 per annum.
StjRVEYOK t— S. HARRISON SMITH ; salary, $500 per annum and fees. Deputies— Nicholas King, H. D.
Gates, L. U. S"?ortt and K. D. Jackson.
SuPERlNTE>n)ENT PUBLIC STREETS AND HiOHW ATS— THOMAS ASHWORTH ; Salary, $t,000 per annum.
Chief Deputy— Edward Owens. Deputies— John K. Morton, Michael R. Mara, Geortie Ryan, James J. Fla-
herty, James J. Flinn, William H. Gleason, John Mason, Thomas Blambfield, and Edward F. Drum.
Clerks — Joseph Morau, Isaac L. Bevans, Alexander McLaughlin and Charles Whelan
Coroner— JAMES I. STANTON, M. D. ; salary. $4,000 per annum. Deputies- A. Murphy, $1,800 per
annum, and C. O. Johnston, $1,.'>00 per annum. Messenger — Edward Kelly, $900 per annum.
Public Administrator- JAMES C. PENNIE ; salary, fees. Attorneys— Naphtaly, Freidenrlch & Acker
man; salary, fees.
City Physician— CHAKLES BLACH ; salary $1,800 per annum. Police Surgeon— E. F. Martlneaat'
$1,200 per annum.
Pound Keeper— JACOB LINDO ; salary, $900 per annum and fees.
Fire Department Commissioners— FRANK G. EDWARDS (President), D. J. Mahoney, Samuel New-
man, Fisher Ames and Martin Kelly; no couipeusatum. Clerk— Ezekiel B. Vreeland ; salary, $1,800 per
annum. Janitor and Messenger— William Courtney; $'.t00 per annum.
Fire Alarm and Police Teleoraph- Superintendent- S \MDEL B.RANKIN; term regulated by
the Board of Supervisors; salary $2, 4(M) per annum. Operaoirs— William Morton, W. R. Hewett and F. E.
Haskell, $1,500 per annum each. Line Repairers— Antou Christiansen, $1,200 per annum ; W. Sweeney and
Daniel Shay, $1,080 per annum each.
Park Commissioners- William H. Dimond (President) Joseph Austin and R. P. Hammond, Jr, ; no com-
pensation. Engineer- City and County Surveyor (ex officio), no compensation. Secretary — Miss Block.
Superintendent— John J. McEwen.
Board of Health— Members : THE MAYOR (President), and Doctors Charles A. Clinton, William D*
McCarthy and Alfred W. Perry; no compensation.
Board City Hall Commissioners- MAYOR (ex officio). Auditor (exofflolo). City and County Attorney
(ex officio) ; salary, $1,200 per annum each. Secretary (pro lem.) — A.J. Moulder.
Commissioners of Insanity— G. Phelan, M. D., J. M. Eaton, M. D., and T. E. Wlndele, M. D. ; salary
fees.
Office Health Depart.mf,nt— Health Officer- D. E. BARQER, M. D.; salary, $.3,000 per annum. Quaran-
tine Officer.— William F. McAllister. M.l)., $1,K)0 per annum. Secretary— Cyril Williams, $J.1U() per annum.
8. S. Herrick, M. D., Assistant Secretary; $1,200 per annum. Hc-alth Inspe.tors— Jefferson Martenet,
John Kelly Jr., Otto U. Frank, T. M. Boarman. Jacob Gans and T. G. Harker. $l,2t)0 per annum each. Market
Inspector— E. F. McKittrick, $1,200 per annum. Superintendent of DisintermenU- John .Moran, $l,2i)0 per
annum. Messenger — John X. Cotley, $900 per annum. Inspector of Drainage and Plumbing — James £.
Sweeney. Assistant— Jgt^es J. Byrne.
Alms House and Hospital— Superintendent— M. J. KEATING ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Matron — Mrs.
M. J. Keatiug, $720 per annum. Resident Physiilan- Victor A. Chalgueaii, M. D., $1,500 per annum.
City and County Hospital— Superintendent Phy8i<ian — P. A. KEARNEY; salary, $2,400 per annum.
Resident Physician— W. T. Bell, $1.50(i per annum. Visiting Physicians — t'raucis B. Kane and J. O. Hirsch-
feUler, $1,200 per annum ea<.h. Visiting Surgeons. — J. F. M -rse and R. A. McLean, $1,200 per annum
each. Apothecary— William Staniuu, $1,200 per annum. Steward — E. U. Coe. Terms regulated by the
Board of Health.
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital— Superintending Physician. -GE0E3E T. BRADBURY. Steward—
Jeremiah Sullivan, $tk)0 per annum.
Industrial School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the
Legislature)- Superintendent— JA.MES SILK; salary, $1,68(1 per annum. Assi-itant Superintendent — John
H. Heaney, $1,080 per annum. Teacher — John A. Wrigdt $1.0-<0 per annum. Assn-tant Tea.her— James P.
O'sullivan,$;80 per annum: Th -mas Wright. $iiOO per annum. Foreman Shoe Shop — D. D. Mahoney, $780
per annum. Foreman Tailor Shop— J. Cain $780 per annum. Teamster— Joseph Herata, $600 per annum,
farmer- James Casiel, $600 per annum. Carpenter— Dennis Riordan, $780 per annum. Steward— Thos.
Collins, $720 per annum. Matron— Mrs. J. H. Heaney. $i;00 per annum. Seamstress— Mrs. E. McCJauley, $360
per annum. Visiting Physician— Charles H. Blach, $900 per annum.
House of Correction— Superintendent.— JOHN FOLEY; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Superin-
tendent—0. J. Cody. $1,200 per annum. Commissary— Jam-'s P. Quigley. $SiO per annum. Matron— Mrs.
John Foley, $ JOO per annum. Fifteen Guards, who receive $660 per annum each.
Superintendent City Cemetery— GEORGE W. GREEN ; salary. $900 per annum.
Engineer New City Hall— PETER WHEL.\N ; salary, $l,20J per annum. Fireman— M. Collins, $900
per annum.
Gas Inspector— E. P. MCCARTHY.
Gardeners Public Squares- MICHAEL .McKEON (chief) ; salary. $1,200 per annum ; John W. McGrath.
W. Shauuou, Conrad Selpel, M. Kelly, John Duane, Patrick Regan, Wm. Horton and L. Baccigalupl ; $9uO
per annum each.
Watchman Old City Hall— Joseph Currington, salary, $960 per annum.
Watchman New City Hall— Wm. Armstrong (night) salary, $960 per annum ; E. A. Reilly (day) $X»0
per annum.
t The County Surveyor receives fees for surveying private property, principally street work. Salaries of
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
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SAN FRA.NCISCO DIRECTORY.
Ward Boundaries *
FuisT Ward.— Bounded by the waters ot the Bay of
San Fraucisro on the north and east ; by the north
line of Washington street on the south ; by the east
line of Kearny street on the west ; Including the
islands In the Bay.
Second Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east; by the north Hue of Vul-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkiu
street on the west.
Third Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the waters of the Buy
of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Market
street on the east ; by the north line of Culiforuia
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street
on the west.
Fourth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejo street on the north, by the west line of Kearny
street on the east, by the north line of Washinstun
street on the south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Fifth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of
Market street ou the southeast; and by the eatt line
of Kearny street on the west.
Sixth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the west line of Kearny
street on the east ; by the north line of Pine street on
the south ; and by the east line of Larkin street on the
west.
Seventh Ward.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco on the north-east ; by the north-
erly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by
the easterly line of Second street on the south-west.
Eighth Wabd. — Bounded by the south line of Pine
street ou the north ; by the west line of Kearny street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street on
the south-east ; and by the east line of Larkin street
on the west.
Ninth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Harrison street on the north-west ; by the waters of
the bay of San Francisco on the north-east and east ;
by the northerly line of Channel street on the south-
east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on
the south-west.
Tenth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the westerly line
of Second street on the north-east ; by the northerly
line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by the
easterly line of Seventh street on the south-west.
Eleventh Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line
of Ridley street, the southerly line of Ridley street
produced due west to the Pacific Ocean, the southerly
line of Market street, the westerly line of Seventh
street, and the southerly line of Channel street on
the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco
on the east ; by the southerly line of the City and
County of San Francisco on the south ; and by the
waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Twelfth Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco on the north ; by the west line of Larkin street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street,
the north line of Ridley street, and the north line of
Ridley street produced due west to the Pacific Ocean
on the south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Ocean
on the west.
•The city is divided into ten Senatorial and twenty
Assembly Districts, the boundaries of which are
established by an act of the Legislature, and are sub-
ject to change, as provided in the Constitution. The
Assembly Districts are subdivided into Election Pre-
cincts by the Board of Election Commissioners at
each general election, and are changed from time to
time so as to come within the requirement, as near as
possible, of each precinct having three hundred
voters. The Ward bound;iries being permanently es-
tablished by the Consolidation Act are given as above.
Police Department *
OoMMissiONERS.— Richard P.Hammond (President)
William Alvord, Robert J. Tobiu, and the Chl»f of
Police (ex otficio) ; William E. Hall. Clerk.
Chief of Police.— PATRICK CROWLEY.
Clgiik to Chief of Police. — William E. Hall.
Property Clerk. — William Cullen.
Captains of Police. — Isaiah W. Lees, William Y.
Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone, and Andrew
J. Uuulevy.
Detectives. — John Meagher, John Coffey, O. D.
Harper, Joseph Bee. Benjamin F. Bohen, Daniel Cof-
fey, J. B. Rogers, Edward Byram, Arnop Bainbridge,
Robert Hogan, and Christopher C. Cox.
Sergeants. — George W. Harman, Abraham Sharp,
J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury, John Spillane,
Edward Cohrn, Michael Fitzgerald, Gideon Thomp-
son, William L. Coles, Henry S. Henley, Socrates C.
Fleming, Thomas D. Barnstead, Thomas Flanders,
Bernard Harter, George L. Gano, George Birdsall, C.
H. Witham, John Duncan. Charles Nash, James
Hanley, C. Martin. R. J. Falls, J. T. Wright, M. Lind-
heimer, Joseph Melody, Charles W. Armager, Wm.
D. Hensley, J. A.Wilson, William H. Keutzel, Thos.
R. Langford, John P. McDermott, Frederick T.
Browu, M. Murphy. Thomas W. Bethel, T. D. McKen-
na, Stephen Banner, A. J. Houghtaling, George W.
Hogue and Patrick J. Tobin.
Corporals- P. S. Hagerty, John C. Ayres, John
M. Fitzgibbon, James H. Hutton, Watson Nichols,
John Avan, John Burke, Jacob Lerman, Patrick Slev-
In, John D. Dolan and John Heanef.
Fire AlEirm and Police Telegraph.
Superintendent — Samuel B. Rankin.
Operators— WiUiam Morton, W. R. Hewitt, and F.
E. Haskell.
Repairers.— W. Sweeney, Anton Christiansen, and
Daniel Shay.
SIGNAL BOX stations.
2— S. W. comer Mason and Lombard.
3 — S. E. comer Stockton and Greenwich.
i — N. W. corner Sausome and Greenwich.
5 — N. E. corner Battery and Union.
6 — S. E corner Montgomery and Green.
7 — S. E. corner Kearny and Union.
8 — S. W. corner Powell and Union.
9 — N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo.
12— S. W. corner California and Kearny.
13 — S. W. corner Front and Broadway.
14 — S. W. corner Stockton and Broadway.
15— S. W. corner Clay and East.
16 — N. W. corner Mason and Pacific.
17 — N. E. comer Keamy and Pacific.
18— N. E. comer Sansome and Jackson.
19 — N. E. corner Davis and Washington.
21 — S. E. corner Clay and Kearny.
23— S. E. corner Taylor and Clay.
24— S. E. comer Clay and Powell.
25— N. W. corner Washington and Dupont.
26— S. E. corner Clay and Battery.
27— N. W. corner Montgomery and Commercial.
28 — N. W. corner Pine and Dupont.
29— N. W. corner Stockton and California.
31 — N. W. corner Sansome and Halleck.
*By virtue of an Act of the Legislature of 1877-78^
approved April 1, 1878, authorizing the Board of Su-
pervisors to increase the police force in their dis-
cretion to any number not exceeding four hundred
in all. An ordinance has been passed fixing the force
at that number.
The salaries provided by law are as follows: Cap-
tains, $1,800 per annum; clerk of Chief of Police,
$1,800 per annum; property clerk, $1,800 per annum;
detectives, SL-oOO per anniim; sergeants, $1,500 per
annum ; corporals, $1,404 per annum; patrolmen,
$1,224 per annum.
From these salaries the sum of $24 per year ($2 per
month) is deducted from the pay of every member
of the force for the creation of " The Police Life
and Health Insurance Fund."
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FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
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32— N. E. comer California and Drumm.
34— S. W. corner Mission and Steuart.
3)— S. E. comir Mtmtg imerj- and Pine.
3i'i — N. W. comer FolS'.m and Steuart.
37— N. E. comer Bntterj- ami Bush.
38— S. W. comer Market and Second.
39— S. E. cwmtr Howird and Spear.
41— N. W. comiT Suttb.- and Jones.
42 — S. E. comer Geary and Mason.
43— O'Farrell, near Dupont.
45— S. E. comer O'Farrell and .Jones.
4C— N. W. comer Keamy and Sutter.
47— S. W. comer Eddy and Powi-ll.
48— S. W. comer (Teary and Kearny.
49— N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
51 — N. W. comer Fidsoni and Beale.
62 — S. W. comer Mission and Fremont.
63— N. side King b«-t Second and Third.
64— Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard.
66— South side Bryant, west ol First.
57 — N. W. comer Brannan and Second.
."58- N. W. comer Fcdsoni and First.
59-P. M. S. S. Co. -8 wharl. l..ot of First.
61—8. \V. corner Howard and Third.
62— S. W. comer Mission and Fourth.
03- N. W. corner Harris.m and F.>urth.
64— S. W. comer Howard and Filth.
65— S. W. comer Mission and sixth.
67— N. E. comer Harrison and Hawthorne.
68— N. E. corner Brannan and Fourth.
69— N W. comer Bryant and Third.
71— S. W. corner Mission and Eleventh.
72— S. E. corner Mission and Thirt' enth.
73— S. E. comer Howard and Elglith.
74— Engine House No. 7. Sixteenth.
7.i— N. W. corner .Tones and MrAUlster.
76—8. W. comer Market and Hayes.
78— N. E. comer F<d»oni and Ninth.
79— S. E corner F(dsoin and Tweltth.
81— S. W. corner Franklin and Hayes.
82— N. E. corner Fulton and Hough.
83— N. E. corner O.-tavia and ()«k.
84— .Inn tion Valencia and Market.
8-1—8. E. comer La^iuna and Hayes.
8<> — S. W. corner Oak and Van NesB Avenue
91— N. E. comer Hyde and Turk.
92— S. E. corner Intnklin and Turk.
93— N. E. corner Jones and TnrkT^
94-8. E. comer Polk and Ellis.
95— N. W. corner Taylor and Golden Gate Avenue
9i;— S. W. corner FJlis and Tavlor.
!)7— S. E. corner McAllister and Polk.
9S-N. W. corner Stockton and Ellis.
123— S. W. comer Hyde and Union.
124— Pioneer Wool, n Mills, Black Point.
125— N. W. comer Filbert and Jones.
1211— S. E. corner Hyde and Washington.
127— S. E. comer Broadway anil P. Ik.
128 — S. E. comer Clay and Leavenworth.
120— N. W. corner Pacific and Leavenworth.
132 -S. W. corner Pine and Mason.
IH- S. E. corner Bush and Hvde.
13,5— S. E. corner Bush and Polk.
136- N. E. comer Post and Van Ness .\ venue.
137— S. W. corner Post and Larkin.
138— S. W. comer Califomia and Larkin.
1.39—8. E. comei- O'Fairell and Hvde.
142— N. E. comer Valencia and Twentieth.
143— N. E. comer Miss.sion and Twenty-second.
145 — N. W. comer Folsonj and Twenty-second
146— N. E. comer Fcdsom and Sixteenth.
147— N. E. comer Howard and Twentieth.
14^— N. E. comer Mission and Sixteenth.
149— N. E. comer Folsoni and Eighteenth.
1.52— N. W. comer B' annan and Eighth.
15.3— N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh.
1.54— N. W. corner Brj-ant and Sixth.
1.56 — N. E. comer Fourth and Berry.
157 — N. W. corner Folsom and Fourth.
158— N. W. corner Folsom and Fifth.
159— N. W. comer Folsom and Sixth.
162— S. E. corner Pacific and Franklin.
163-8. E. corner Sacramento and Franklin.
164- S. E. comer Clay and Polk.
172— S. E. corner McAllister and Buchanan.
173— S. W. corner Ellis and Buhanan.
174— N. E. comer Turk and Fillmore.
17.5— N. E. comer Grove and Webster.
176— N. W. corner Post and Octa^ia.
178— N. W. comer Buchanan and Geary.
182 — N. E. comer Sixth and Towusend.
183— S. E. corner Mission and Eighth.
184— Folsom. east of Eighth.
18.5 — N. E. corner Tenth aud Harrison.
192— S. W. corner Francisco and M ison.
19.3— S. W. corner Hyde and Chestnut.
194— N. W. comer Stockton and Francisco.
213— S. W. comer Bush and BuchAnan.
214— S. E. comer Bush and Steiner.
215— S. W. corner Washington and Webster.
216— S. E. comer Sacramento and Fillmore.
217— S. E. corner Bush and Devisadero.
218— N. E. comer Post and Fillmore.
219— S. E. corner Filbert and Fillmore.
231— N. W. comer Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— N. W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
236— S. W. Twenty-second and Potrero .\venue
236— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-sixth.
237—8. W. corner Twenty-second and Dolores.
2.'}8— N. E. corner Santa Clara and Potrero Avenue.
239— N. W. corner Butte and Bryant.
241—8. E. corner Oough and Bush.
243— N. W. comer Clay and Scott.
246 — 8. W. comer Geary and Steiner.
246— S. E. comer Geary and Devisadero.
247— N. W. comer Turk an<l Scott.
248— N. E. corner Devisadero and Fulton.
2.">1— N. E. corner Broadway and Octavla
2.53— N. E. corner fnion and Laguna
254— N. E. corner Union and Pierce.
256-8. E. corner Fillmore and Pacific.
261 — S. W. corner Stevenson and Ecker.
263— N. E. comer Main and Bryant.
264— N. E. corner California and Front.
271— S, W. comer Seventeenth and Church.
273— Eighteenth, east of Castro.
274— N. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
275 — N. E. Corner Twenty-fourth and Church.
271" — S. W. corner Valencia and Eighteenth.
281— San Bruno Roa<l aud Twenty-eighth.
283— Corner Twenty-eighth and Church.
281— N. Vf. Comer Twenty-ninth and Mission.
28.5— S. W. corner Tweuty-flflh and Florida.
2rt6— N. E. corner Twentyfouith and York.
291 — 8. W. corner Jones and Vallejo.
312— N. E. corner Jackson and Laguna.
314 — 8. E. corner Califomia and I.aguna.
321— S. E. corner Pierce and Califomia.
324— S. E. comer Sacramento and Broderlck.
325— S. E. corner California and Central Avenue.
32C — S. E. comer Sutter and Baker.
327— N. W. corner Oeary and Boyce.
341— S. W. corner Ellis and Pierce.
342— S. E. corner G.dden Gate Avenue and Octavia.
351— N. W. corner Montgomery and Broadway.
3.52-North Point Sea Wall.
361— S. E. corner lUdlev and Guerrero.
362— N. W. corner Noe and Fift enth.
3r>4— S. E. corner Howard and Fourteenth.
365— Corner Alameda and Channel.
371— N. E. corner Sutter and Mason.
372 — S. E. corner Post and Leavenworth.
381 — S. E. corner Hxight and Buchanan.
3.82— N. W. comer Fillmore and Waller.
384— N. E. corner Webster and Oak.
385— S. E. corner Haight and Scott.
SOtTH 8AN FRANCISCO BBANCH.
2— Twenty-eighth and San Bruno Road.
3 — N. E. comer Hondur»8 and Kentucky.
4— S. W. corner Teneriffe and St. John.
5— E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada.
6 — S. W. corner Butte and Kentucky.
7—8. W. corner Yazoo and St. Thomas.
8— Michiaan. bet Sierra and Nevada.
DtRECTioss FOR Ket-holders.— Upou the discov-
ery of a fire near your signal-box. turn the crank
steadily to the right, forty times, then wait a few
moments, and if you hear no alarm on the large j
bells, turn as before. If you still hear no alarm, go !
to the next box and give the alarm from that. Never [
open the box or touch the crank except In case of '
, Never signal for a fire seen at a distance. Do j
not give an alarm for a burning chimney. Be sure
your box is locked hefore leaving it. Upon a second ,
alarm being struck for the same fire it will be con-
sidered a general alarm. Second alarms will be
turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or his
Assistants.
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ity of eHoli box, »t siii-h places ns are liulitalcd upon
ourils plBoed thereon.
The HiKiiHl boxes in use consist of thirty-one crank
boxes and one hundred and fifty-six autoiutitic boxes.
An alarm from an antonialji' box Is niven by piilliiit;
down the liook once and letting go, unerring mechau-
ism doing the rest.
Compluints concerning the working of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, irregular striking of the bi-lls and
gonga, broken wires, etc.. should in all cases be made
at the Fire Alarm OOKe, Brenham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of
the Police force are required, an alarm will be given,
consisting of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs,
repeated live times, which will be a signal for the Po-
lice to assemble at the old City Hall. This alarm will
be given only bv order of the Mayor or Chief of
Police.
The telegraph apparatus consists of about one hun-
dred and fortv-four miles of wire, divided into twenty-
one circuits, of which thirteen are signal circuits, or
circuits running to the signal boxes. Alarm gongs are
located in the different Engine, Hook and Ladder, and
Hose houses, each connected with the Central Office by
the lire alarm circuits and eightalarm bells for striking
the alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of
the Exempt Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth
street, one on the Engine House on Stockton street,
one on the Engine House on Second street, one on the
Engine House on California street, one on the Engine
House on Sixteenth strett. one on the Engine House
on Bryant street, and one on the Engine House on Pa-
cific street. The bells and gonps are each struck at
the same time by electrical machinery.
Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department of the City and County
of San Francisco was organized December 3, 1866.
The present force consists of three hundred and
forty-tliree officers and men (including the Board of
Engineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of
Fire Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, and em-
ployees at the Corporation Yard), fifteen steamers, to
each of which is attached a hose reel, eight hose
carriages, and five hook and ladder trucks ;
also six steamers, four hose reels, and one
hook and ladder truck in reserve at the Cor-
poration Yard, the condition of which is as fully kept
up to the standard required as that of the apparat
in active service. Each steamer and hook and ladder
truck is drawn by two horses, and the hose carriages
by one each. Number of horses in the Department
eighty-two. Amount of hose in use, twenty-eight
thous'and feet, all of which is carbolized.
Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30
1887.— Salaries, S223,3.50 00; running expenses and
material, §97,920 83. Total cost of department, $321,-
270 83.
BoABD ofFiee Commissioners. — Frank G. Edwards,
President; D. J. Mahoney, Samuel Newman, Fisher
Ames and Martin Kelly; E. B. Vreeland, Clerk;
"William Courtney, Messenger.
Officers.— David Scannell, Chief Engineer ; James
Riley, Assistant Chief Engineer; A. C.Imbrie, John
McCarthy, George W. Kennard, and Dennis Sullivan,
Assistant Engineers ; Samui-l Rainey, Superintendent
of Steamers ; John W. ReiUy, Assistant Superintend-
ent of Steamers ; Peter Burns, Veterinary Surgeon ;
William Eyre, Corporation Yard Clerk ; Charles A.
Lyons, Corporation Yard Drayman ; George Maxwell
and Dennis Sullivan.Hydrantmen: John Wills, Carpen-
ter ; H. H. Gorter, Substitute Engineer and Machinist;
Cornelius Guinee, Corporation Yard Watchman.
STE.iMEB No. 1.— Located 419 Pacific street. Fore-
man, James Conniff.
Ste.^meb No. 2.— Located 412 Bush street. Fore-
man, John Fay.
Steamer No. 3. — Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Fore-
man, P. Barry.
Steamer No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Fore-
man, Patrick Curran.
Steamer No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton street.
Foreman, John J. Mahoney.
Steamer No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street. Fore-
man, John Dougherty.
Stkameh No. 7.— Located on the north side of Six-
teenth Htreet, between Valencia and Guerrero. Fore-
man, John O'Neil.
Stkamkk No. 8.— Located Pacific avenue, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Foreman, James Grady.
Stkamer No. 9.— Located 320 Main street. Fore-
man, Patrick H. Shaughnessy.
Stkamer No. 10.— Located on Bryant street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Foreman, J. D. Lennon.
Steamer No. 11. — Located on Teneriflfe, near Itail-
road avenue, South San Francisco. Foreman, John
Maholy.
Steamer No. 12. — Located southwest comer of
Drumm and Commercial streets. Foreman, John
Lavaroni.
Steamer No. 13.— Located Valencia street, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. Foreman,
Thomas Cavanagh.
Steamer No. 14 —Located south side of McAllister,
between Buchanan and Webster streets. Foreman,
T. F. McCraith.
Steamer No. 1.5.— Located on the north side of Cal-
ifornia street, between Laguna and Buchanan. Fore-
man, David A. Smith.
Hose No. 1. — Located 112 Jackson street. Foreman,
Sylvester Sullivan.
Hose No. 2. — Located on Post street, near Fillmore.
Foreman, Cornelius Shine.
Hose No. 3.— Located on Folsom street, near
Twenty-second. Foreman, Isaac V. Denniston.
Hose No. 4.— Located 1802 Stockton street. Fore-
man, James Derham.
Hose No. 5. — Located on the south side of Market
street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Foreman,
James Riley.
Hose No. 7. — Located on Tennessee street, between
Sierra and Napa. Foreman, M. McCoy.
Hose No. 8.— Located on Filbert street, between
Fillmore and Webster. Foreman, Ira J. Casebolt.
Hose No. 9. — (Fireboat, Governor Irwin). Located
Market Street Wharf, foot of Market. Foreman,
Thomas Coleman.
Hook and Ladder No. 1.— Located 22 O'Farrell
street. Foreman, Richard Otto.
Hook and Ladder No. 2.— Located 627 Broad-
way. Foreman, Peter H. Fleming.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3. — Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Foreman, William Waters.
Hook and Ladder, No. 4. — Located on the north
side of Pacific street, between Jones and Leaven-
worth. Foreman. James W. Kentzell.
Hook and Ladder, No. .5. — Located on Post street,
near Fillmore. Foreman, Richard O'Connor.
Fire Patrol.
Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
as the one in successful operation in New Yoik City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
ances for extinguishing fires, saving life, and protect-
ing propel ty from damage by water. The force con-
sists of fifteen men, including the Captain, who are
on duty day and night. There are two stations. No.
1, located 106-108 Jessie street, and No. 2, no tlieast
corner of Eddy and Polk streets. Telegraph wires ex-
tend from Station No. 1 to the office of the American
District Telegraph Co., and also to the Palace and
Grand Hotels.
Station No. 1.— Members.— Russell White, Captain ;
Charles H. Okell, Lieutenant ; Christopher Lee, A. D.
Yost, Frank James, William Brown, Harry Nash and
F. W. Brown, Privates.
Station No. 2— Members.- -John F. O. Comstock,
Lieutenant ; W. C. Thoney. Carl Hartwig, George W.
Lake and Charles H. Thoney, Privates.
FrRE Marshal.— Charles Towe (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters) . Office, 10ti-lU8 Jessie street,
and 3U7 Sansome.
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Assets, S9, 658,479.
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During the fiscal year eiRlingJiine 30, 1887, the»e
■were 6K schools, employing 799 teai hers, and having an
enrolled aitendame of 4:1.311 pnpils, of whom Q.i.Ou-l
were boys, and 20,309 girls. By the report of the
School Census Marshal, June 30, 18s6, the number ot
youth in the city between five and seventeen who ar.-
entitled to draw school money is TH,24fi, an increase of
4,ir>7 for the year. The number attending school
(private and church schools inclusive) during the
year (including Chinese) was 54.233, a decrease dur-
ing the year of 3.8.5.5. The number betwt-en five
and seventeen years of age (not including Chinese)
who have not attended school at any time during
the year was 24.013, an increase from the preceding
year of 8.1.55. The enrollment at the different schools
was as follows : High schools— Boys. 291 ; girls, X83 ;
total. 1,174. Grammar schools— Boys, 7,020; girls,
7,733; total, 14.753. Primary schools- Bovs, 12.620;
girls, 11,215; total, 23,835. The financial condition
of the Department is represented as follows: The
city tax for school purposi-s in the year 188G-87 was
.1136 cents on each ih)0. The total income was $843.-
641 43. The expenditures were 1843,297 70. The
amount paid teachers' salaries, $r,98,088 40 ; and aUo
for March and July, 1«85. $29,088 40.
EVENIxa SCHOOLS.— Number of pupils enrolled
during the year 3,230. Average daily attendance,
1,030 ; average number helcnging to Evening Schools,
1,156. The terms and holidays are the same as those
of the day schools. The studies are reading, arithme-
tic, penmanship and composition or letter-writing,
bookkeeping, ludiistrial drawing, mathematics, etc..
and in the Lincoln Evening S. hool a Spanish class
is also taught. The Evening Schools are held in the
following school buildings: Lincoln Grammar. South
CosmopolitHu Primary. Washington Grammar, Uaight
Primary and Potrero Primary.
SCHOOL HOUSES.— The total number of build-
ings used by the Department is 63. of which 57 are
owned by the city and 5 rented. Of those owned by
tlie Pepartjneut, 4 are of brick and S4 are of wood,
amount paid for rented rooms was $i;, 185.
>T10N OF SCHOOLS; NUMBER OF PtTPILS ENROLLED
'sn a\'er.\(;e attendakce of pupils in the
SCHOOLS, MAY, 1885.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side Sut-
ter street, between Oough and Octavia, Pupils en-
rolled, 291 : average attendance, 239.
OinLS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Bush street, between Hyde and Larkin. Pupils en-
rolled, 883; average attendance. 744. Branch Girls'
High School, west side Mission street, between Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
BRO.\DWAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Location,
north Bide Broidway street, between Powell and
Mason. Pupils enrolled, 837 ; average attendance, G92.
CLEMENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Geary
street, between .Jones and Leavenworth. Pupils en-
rolled, 954 ; average attendance, 7:34.
COLnMBIA GRAMMVR SCHOOL.— Location, Flor-
ida street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth.
Pupils enrolled, 578; avernge attendance, 427.
DENMAX GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, north-
west corner Bush and Taylor streets. Pupils enrolled,
1034; average attendance, 837.
FRANKLIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Eighth street, between Harrison and Bryant.
Pupils enrolled. 1175; average attendance. 856.
HAIOHT PRIMARY SCHOOL —Location, west
Bide Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty,
sixth. Pupilsenrolled.553 ; average attendance, 422.
HAMILTON GR\MM.\R SCHOOL.— Location, south
Bide Geary street, near Pierce. Pupils enrolled, 721 ;
average attendance, .598.
JOHN SWETT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
north side McAllister street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 1200; average attendance,
922.
LINCOLN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled,
1386 ; average attendance, 1030.
MISSION GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Lo-ation, Mission
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Pupils en-
rolled, 805 ; average att. ndance, 654.
NORTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—
Location, north side Filbert street, between Jones
and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 607 ; average attend-
ance, 528.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca- j
tion. north side Jackson strd t, between Webster and |
Fillmore. Pupils enrolled , 727 ; average attendance, i
511. 1
RINCON GRAMM.^R SCHOOL.— Location. Silver
street, b. tween Second and Third. Pupils enrolled,
621 ; average attendance. 459.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—
Location, Eddy street, between Polk and Van Ness
avenue. Pupils enrolled, 1158; average attendance,
1011. I
SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, south side Broadway street, between Larkin and |
Polk. Pupils enrolled. 972 ; average attendance, 807.
VALENCIA GRAMM.VR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side of Valencia street, between Twenty-second and
Twentv-third. Pupils enrolled, 1171 ; average attend-
ance, 920.
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
pouttiwist corner Washington and Mason streets.
Pupils enrolled. 677 ; avera^ie attendance, 502. 1
BARTLETT PRIMARY SCHOOL —Location, Bart-
lett street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets. Pupils enrolled, 437; average attendance,
343.
BERNAL HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL.- Loca-
tion, Cortland avenue, near Moultrie, Pupils enrolled,
197 ; average attendance, 135.
Bl'ENA VISTA PRIMARY SCHOOL.— LocaUon,
York street, between Solano and Butte. PupUa en-
rolled, 177 ; average attendance, 128.
CLEVELAND PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location. Har-
rison street between Tenth and Eleventh. Pupils
enrolled, 714 ; average attendance, 576.
EIGHTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, east side Eighth street, between Harrison and
Bryant. Pupils enrolled, ;{.'i.5 ; average attendance, 229.
EMERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north-
east corner Pine and Scott streets. Pupils enrolled,
748; average attendance, 549.
FAIRMOrNT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Che-
nery street near Riindall. Pupils enrolled, 500 ; av-
erage attendance, 398.
GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north
side Union street, between Montgomery and Kearny.
Pupils enrolled, 701 ; average attend^ince, 505.
GOLDEN GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
nonh side Golden Gate avenue, between Pier>e ami
Scott. Pupils enrolled, 582; average attendance, 4:n.
GRANT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— L<ication, Golden
Gate aventte, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Pu-
pils enrolled, 677 ; average attendance, 568.
GREEN^aCH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, south si le G-eenwich street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Pupils enrolled, 716; average at-
tendance 579.
H\YES VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Grive street, between Larkin and Polk,
Pupilsenrolled,677 ; average attendance, 468.
IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— L.)Ca tion. north side
Broadway street, between Montgomery and Sansome.
Pnpils enrolled. 536 : average attendance. 391.
LINCOLN PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location. east side
Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled, 1405 ; av-
erage attendance, 1070.
LOMBARD STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, north side Lombard street, between Baker and
Broderick. Pupils enrolled, 151 ; average attend-
ance, 105.
LONGFELLOW PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Silver street, between Second and Third.
Pupil8enrolled,1071 j average attendance, 674.
MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, westside
Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, Pu-
pils enrolled, 844; average attendance, 623.
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Pane au<l OhukIi Btn-tts. Pupils eurollcd, (>61 ; aver-
agu atti-udaiico, H>'3.
XOE AND TEMPLK STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
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Pupils onrolleil, flliS ; average utteiulauce,4ti6.
PEAUODY PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, West
Mission street, between Heriniiuu and Ridley. Pupils
enrolled. "Ii9 ; average atteudanoo, 614.
POTRERO PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Miuncaota, V)etween Sierra and Napa streets.
Pupils enrolled, .IST; average attendance, 412.
POWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, west Bide Powell street, between Washington
and Jackson. Pupils enroHed, 710 ; average attend-
ance, 525.
REDOING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, south-
wist corner Pine and Larkin streets. Pupils enrolled,
t;'J4 ; average attendance, 484.
SANCHEZ STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, Sanchez street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth. Pupils enrolled, fU,'); average attendance, 540.
SHOTWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, east side Shotwell street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 466; average at-
tendance, 374.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.—
Location, south side Bush street, near Stockton. Pu-
pils enrolled, 1048 ; average attendance, 728.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL.— Location,
southwest corner Paraguay and Platte streets. Pupils
enrolled, 614 ; average attendance, 480.
SPRING VALLEY PRIMAKY SCHOOL.— Location,
south side of Union street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 415 ; average attendance, 286.
STARR KING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Bry-
ant street, near Sixth. Pupils enrolled, 808 ; average
attendance, 578.
TEHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, south
side Tehama street, near First. Pupils enrolled,
880 ; average attendance, 606.
TURK STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
south side Turk street, between Webster and Bu-
chanan. Pupils enrolled, 641 ; average attendance,
606.
UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, northwest
corner Filbert and Kearny streets. Pupils enrolled,
541 ; average attendance, 412.
WHITTIER PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north
side Harrison street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Pupils enrolled, 1494 ; average attendance, 1074.
FIVE-MILE SCHOOL.— Location, near Five-Mile
House, San Jose Road. Pupils enrolled, 122; average
attendance, 88.
LAGUNA HONDA SCHOOL.— Location, Eighth av.
enue and R, near Laguna Honda. Pupils enrolled,
75 : average attendance, 56.
LOBOS AVENUE SCHOOL.— Location, Point Lobos
avenue, near Parker avenue. Pupils enrolled, 244 ;
average attendance, 192.
OAK STREET SCHOOL.— Location, corner Oak and
Devisadero streets. Pupils enrolled, 218; average at-
tendance, 169.
OCEAN HOUSE SCHOOL.— Location, San Miguel
Road, near Ocean House Road. Pupils enrolled, 37 ;
average attendance, 29.
OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL.— Location, Ocean View.
Pupils enrolled, 86; average attendance, 69.
POINT LOBOS SCHOOL.— Location, Point Lobos
avenue, near Nineteenth avenue. Pupils enrolled,
107 ; average attendance, 85.
SOUTH END SCHOOL.— Location Williams street,
near Henry. Pupils enrolled, 162 ; average attend-
ance, 121.
WEST END SCHOOL.— Location, Sin Jose Road,
near Six-Mile House. Pupils enrolled, 50 ; average
attendance, 36.
f COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.— Location, east side Pow-
ell street, near Clay. Pupils enrolled, 319 ; average
attendance, 248.
CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL. — Location, 807
Stockton street. Pupils enrolled, 92; average atteud-
(|nce, 30.
Sixty-three schools, exclusive of Evening Schools.
Coneges and Private Schools.
Notwithstanding the excellence of the free public
schools of the city and State, their exemption from
direct cost to the pupil or parent, and the great in-
terest taken in them by the public as the nurse and
strength of our free institutions, colleges and private
schools of great wealth, popularity and importance
rise and prosper. That such institutions exist, shows
the great interest taken in educational matters. The
public and private systems are rivals, each stimulat-
ing the other, and setting examijles of enterprise,
management, salaries, edifices, progress and standard
of scholarships. There are in San Francisco over
one hundri d private schools, in which term are in-
cluded the select school of a few pupils, the semina-
ries, commercial schools, academies, conventschools,
and colleges, with their thousand students. The
Census Marshal reported the number of youth at-
tending private and church schools in this (;ity in
June, 1887 (not including Chinese) at 12,167. Many of
the private schools having edifices of great capacity,
cost and grand architectural appearance.
IRVING INSTITUTE.— A collegiate boarding and
day school, located at 1036 Valencia, where young la-
dies are prepared for the State University, or gradu-
ated after its full academic cour.se. The buildings
aSord accommodations for sixty boarding pupils.
The attendance of the past year exceeded one hun-
dred. Rev. Edward B. Church, M. A., Principal.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE.— The Sacred Heart
College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin
streets, is a wooden structure of three high stories
and basement, and covering a large portion of the
block. This is couducted by the " Christian Broth-
ers," under the direction ot Rev. Brother Genebern.
The number of students is 700. The object of this in-
stitution is to give a thoroughly Christian and secular
education, embracing the classical, scientific and
commercial courses.
SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CONVENT.—
The Sacred Heart Presentation Convent is a fine brick
building of ample proportions, located at the corner
of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chart- red col-
lege by act of the Legislature and empowered to con-
fer graduating certificates. The school is free of
charge to all denominations. It was opened on the
24th of May, 1869, and the number of pupils increas-
ing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and in
1870 the portion fronting on Ellis street was added.
Later on a wing within the enclosure was built, to
afford more ample fa ilities for the improvement of
pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc.
The institution contains 500 pupils and a teaching
staff of 19 Sisters, and is under the charge of Mother
Mary Ignatius McDermot.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.— The St. Ignatius Col-
lege located on the west side of Van Ness avenue,
and extending from Hayes to Grove streets, ranks
among the oldest and most prominent of the colleges
of San Francisco, opening for the reception of stu-
dents on October 15, 1855. It was incorporated under
the law of the State April 30, 1859, and empowered to
confer degrees and aca iemical honors. The number
of students usually in attendance is upwards of 600,
with a staff of 27 professors and teachers. The col-
lege edifice consists of two main buildings, connected
hv spacious corridors. On the corner of Grove and
Van Ness avenue, the first two stories are used for
class and lecture-rooms, and the two upper floors as
an exhibition hall. The college will accommodate
twelve hundred students. The church and coUegfc
combined front two hundred and ninety feet on Hayes
street, and runs through to Grove street, a depth of
two hundred and seventy-five feet. It is one of the
largest and most magnificent edifices the city contains.
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.— The St. Mary's College
located on the east side of Mission street, or County
Road, about four miles from the City Hall, takes rank
among the first of our educational institutions. Its
edifices are, in an architectural point of view, orna-
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from the city to secure the healib and quiet of the
Cduiitry. at the siime tiuje rt-taining the benefit of a
metropolitan proximity. It is one of the oldest col-
le^'es on the coaKt, and has been under the manage-
inent of the Christian Brothers since lHfi3. During
the last year there were about 2.50 students in attend-
ance.
TRINITY SCHOOL.— A boarding school located at
1.534 Mission street, whose special scope is the prep,
^ration of young men and boys for business, univer-
sity and college. It deservedly ranks with the best of
our private schools and receivt-s a generous support
from the community. It is under the control and
charge of the Rev. E. B. Spalding, Principal.
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.— Formerly University
College, Rev. James Matthews, DD., principal, is
located on the south side of Halght street, between
Lll^;una and Octavia. It was founded in 18.59. Al-
though having a nominal connection with the Pres-
byti-rian Church, the institution is not under ecclesi-
astical control, and is unsectarian in its character.
The courseof study at present prescribed. extend.s but
little further than is needful to fit pupils for entering
with advantage a college or university course. The
cour-e of study will be extended as rapidly as the
students can be prepared for it, and the trustees can
provide the mekns of maintaining a competent
Faculty.
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE.— Lwated comer of
Sacramento and Webstt-r streets. Thi« college i.s the
successor of the Medical College of the Pacific. Its
hnudsome building was erected in 18^2 by Prof. L. C.
Lane, and named in honor of the late Prof. E. 8.
Cooi)er. Its Faculty consists of L. C. Lane, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery, and President; C. N. Ellin-
wood, M. D.. Professor of Physiology ; A. Barkan.
M. D.. Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology;
Jos. H. Wythe, M. D., Professor of Microscopy
and Uii^tologv; Heno' Gibbons, Jr., M. D.. Pro-
fessor of Obstetrics, etc., and Dean ; William
A. Dotiglacs, M. I)., Professor of Clinical Surgery ;
Jos. O. Hirsrhfelder, M. D.. Professor of Clinical
Medicine ; Clinton Gushing, M. D.. Professor of Gyne-
cology ; W. D. Johnston, M. D., Professor of Chemis-
try and Toxicology ; R. H. Plummer. M. D., Professor
of Anatomy: Charles H. Ste.-le, M. D.. Proffssor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics ; Samuel O. L.
P tter, M. D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine; John F. Morse, M. D.. Adjunct
to ChHir of Clinical Surgery ; W. S. Whitwell, M.
D.. Adjunct to Chair of Obstetrics; Chas. E.
Farn<m), M. D.. Demonstrator of .\nafomy. A. A.
Abrams, M. D., Demonstrator of Pathology. Winter
and summer courses of lectures are given yearly.
The summer is the regular course Three regular
courses of lectures .-.re reciuired, together with dissec-
tions and attendance upon clinics. The rcguhir
course begins on the Urst Monday in June ; the Inter-
mediate on the second .Monday in January. For par-
ticnlars inquire of Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D., Dean.
Office, 920 Polk street.
THE HAHN'EMANN HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF
SAX FRANCISCO.— Incorporated January 20. 1881.
This College opened its first regular session at the Ccd-
lege Buildmg on Haight street, June 3d. 18X4. The
plan of study includes a three-year graded curri-
culum. Provided with ample facilities for clinical
teaching, in a Dispensary connected with theCollege,
the Homceopathlc Hospital and all the public hos-
pitals of San Francisco, the Facul'y will aim to make
the c mrse of lustru tion thorough and practical in
all the subjects pertaining to a high standard in
medical science. The annual sesion begins on the
Isf of :\Iay. Its officers are: J. N. Eckel. President ;
W. E. Ledysrd. Secretarv ; J. A. Albertson, Treasurer.
C. B. Currier. Dean. Office of the Dean. 921 Geary
street.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-
The San Francisco Theological Seminary is located at
121 Haight street. This institution was organized by
the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church,
In October, 1871, but is open for students of all de- |
nominations. The qualifications for admission and :
the course of studies are the same as in the oldest '
and best theological schools in the East. It has a
library of over fifteen thousand volumes. TheFacu ty |
are : Rev. Drs. Burrowes, Alexander, Lindsley and
Fraser. Term opens Septeml)er 1st, and closes May |
1st of each year. j
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PH.ARMACY.— The
California College of Pharmacy was incorporated
August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the University of
California, June 18, 1873. The aim of the institution '
is to unite the pharmacists and druggists of the Pa- I
ciflc States in organized efforts to elevate the special
educational standard of the business of the apothe- '
cary, by cultivating, improving and diffusing the
principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy ; Its
colliiteral branches of science and the arts ; the Ijest '
modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by '
giving in-triiitions in the same and in the art of dis- '
pensiog, by a series of lectures and practical demon- '
sirations. Lectures are given for a term of six j
months, during each year, at College Building, No. |
113 Fulton street.
THE HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW.— This '
institution, which is in connection with and under '
the auspices of the University of California, owes its
formation to the munificence of Judge S. C. Hastings,
who endowed it with a free gift of $10ii.OOO. It is now
1 cated Ln the building of the Society of California
Pioneers, 808 Montgomery strt>et. The number of
students is 40. E. S. Holden, President ; K. P. Hast-
ings. Dean ; E. J. Ryan, Registrar; Charles W. Slack, !
Pr. fes<or Municipal Law; J. H. C. Bonte, Profess r I
Legal Ethics; Hon. Niles Searls. Chief Justice, Presl- ]
dent. ex-ofBcio, of Board of Directors ; Colonel J. P. |
Hoge. Vice-President. Office of Dean, 118-120 Phelan '
Bulld-ing; offie of BegUtrar, 230 Montgomery, '
room 15. I
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE CNIVERSITT
OF CALIIORNIA.— The Medical Department of the
University of California occupy tne building formerly
known HB the Toland Medi. al College, located on the
east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut and
Francisco. The building was donated to the Univer-
sity by the late Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an insti-
tution of a high character ; the Faculty being com-
posed of some of the most prominent members of the
medical profession. The course of studies are the
same as those pursued In the most prominent col-
leges of the Eist and Europe. An annual course of
lectures are given, commencing on the first Monday
of March and terminatin;; on the :tnth of November.
R. A. McLean, M. D., Dean. Office 003 Merchant
street.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.— This Department was founded
bv the Board of Regents, umler a petition from the
Medical College. September 7. 1881. The Faculty is
as follows: E. S. Holden. L.L. D., President of the
University and ex-officio President of the Faculty ;
Joseph LeCoiite, M.D., L.L.D., Honory Professor of
Biology; S.W. Dennis. M. D.. D. D. S., Professor of
the Principles and Practice of Operative Dentistry
and Histology ; C. L. «..ddard, A. M.. D. D. S.. Pro-
fessor of Mechanical Dentistry ; Arnold A. D'An-ona,
M. D. Professor of Physiology ; A. L. Lengfeld. M. D.,
Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Chemistry :
William B. Lewitt, M. D., Professor of Anatomy ; W.
E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery ; Maurice J. Sullivan, D. D. 8.,
Professor of Dental Pathology and Therapeutics.
Ill addition to the Professors, there are four demon-
strators and twelve members on the Clinical Board
for clinical initruction. The term begius March 1st
and continues until November 30th. antumlly. C. L.
Goddard. Dean of the Faculty. Offi'-e 131 Post street.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.— Of these there are three
located as follows : Pacific, 320 Post street ; Heald's,
24 Post street ; Barnard's, 46 O'Farrell street. These
institutions enjoy a high reputation, as is attested by
the large number of students in attendance, both from
the city and interior. The courseof studies embraces
bookkeeping, penmanship, mathematics, telegraphy,
and others calculated to prepare the student for com-
mercial pursuits.
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES.— This
well-known institution, which was established in
1871, is now pleasantly located at 320 Post street, op-
posite Union Square, and is patronized by the elite of
our city. Professor T. B. de Filippe is a graduate of
the academies of Paris and Mad id. He is one of the
foremost 1mparti-rs of instru'ti >ns in Spanish and
French on the Pacific Coast. He. personally, super-
ftUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. 40540? SaBSOnie St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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SAN FRANCISCO DIUECTORY.
iuttMidx the SpHiiisb and Frotii'h ola88t>H, anil be has a
corps I'l" flrtit-rlass assistiiuts ti> traoli any of tlu' othur
langua^cH (bat pupiU may (lesirc to leuru.
In addition to the iiiKtitiitions euumcrated above,
•re many i>rivat«> bcIiooIh of excelleut reputation; the
inoBt prominent of those are Tarrant's Aca<leiny. Uni-
veihlty Si-hool, Urban Arademy, ZoilBka h lin.tiiute.
Home Institute. Mefret b Freiuh and EuKlish Insti-
tute. Oollepe of Notre Dame, St. Rose's Aeadeuiy and
St. Vincent School. Reference may also bn niude to
the number of lilndersarteus. largely increaeed with-
in tlie last two years. There are now over thirty,
most of which are free.
Fefleral ail Stale Offissrs.
Federal Ofllcers.
AR>nr U. S.. Division of the P.\cific, and Depaut-
MENT OF C.u-iFOKNiA.— Maj.-Geu. O. O. Howard. Coni-
maudiiiij; First Lieut. George N. Chase, Second Lieut.
Edwin St. J. Greble. Aids-de-Camp ; Lieut. -CoL Chaun-
ceyMcKeever. Assistant Adjutant-General ; Lieut -Col.
R. P. Hughes, Inspector-General; Lieut-Col. Horace
P. Burnham . J udge Advocate ; Col . Alexander J. Perry,
Deputy Quartermaster-General, Chief Quartermaster ;
Miijor Michael R. Morgan, Cliief Commissary of
Subsistence; Col. E. I. Baily, Surgeon. Medical
Director; Col. Rodney Smith, Assistant Paymaster-
General, Chief Paymaster. Headquarters, Phelan
Building. Lieut. -Col. Richard N. Batchelder, Deputy
Quartermaster General, in charge Q. M. Depot, San
Francisco, Cal ; Capt. G. A. Hull, M. S. K., in charge
of Clothiug Depot ; Lieut. -Col. B. J. D. Irwin, Assist-
ant Medical Purveyor ; Capt. Charles P. Eagan, C. S.,
Purchasing and Depot Commissary of Subsistance ;
offices, 36 New Montgomery.
Abmy U. S., Depabtment Caltfobnia.— Maj.-Gen.
O. O. Howard, Commanding (same staff officers as
under Division). Major Asa B. Carey, Chief Paj-
master.
Akmt U. S., tr. S. Engineers, Pacific Coast —
Colonel George H. Mendell, Supervising Engineer
for the Pacific Coast, in charge of San Francisco
harbor fortifications and of Oakland harbor improve-
ments; MHJor W". H. H. Benyaurd in charge of im-
provements of Wilmington, San Diego and San Luis
Obispo harbors; offices 5:33 Kearny street: Major Wil-
liam H. Heuer, Lighthouse Engineer l'2lh District, in
charge improvements Sacramento, San Joaquin and
Colorado Rivers, Humboldt Bay and Petaluma Creek ;
office Flood Building, rooms b9-90.
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners—
C. C. McGovern, M.D., President ; J. C. Tucker. M.D. ;
and A. Fine, M.D. Board meets first Wednesday of
each month, at 10 o'clock a. m. ; office, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Building, room 44.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
Division) — Professor George Davidson, Augustus F.
Rodgers, Louis A. Sengteller, J. S. Lawson, S. Forney
and E. F. Dickens, San Francisco. Cleveland Rock-
well, Portland, Or., J. J. Gilbert and J. F. Pratt,
Olympia. R. E. Haller. Los Angeles, Assistants. J.
E. McGrath, F. W. Morse, San Francisco, Sab-Assist-
ants. John Nelson, Aid, San Francisco. Ferdinand
Westdabl, San Francisco, Draftsman. Charles B. Hill,
Clerk. Vicente Denis, Messenger; office, XJ. S. Ap-
praisers' Building. •
Collector of Port — John S. Hager, office CuBtom
House, third floor.
Court. Circuit, Northern District — Stephen J.
Field, Presiding Justice ; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit
Judge ; Court Room, V . S. Appraisers' Building.
Court. District, Northern District — Ogden Hoff-
man, Judge ; Court Room, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
Court Commissioners — L. S. B. Sawyer, Frank D.
Monckton, J. S. Manley, S. C. Houabton, Southard
Hoffman ; office. U. S. Appraisers' Building ; Nathan-
iel Holland, 605 Clay.
Masters in Chancery— S. C. Houghton, Master
and Examiner, office TJ. S. Appraisers' Building.
United States Attorney — John T. Carey ; Charles
L. Weller and Jackson T. Hatch, Assistants; office,
U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor.
Supervising Inspector Htkam Vessels — Henry
S. Lubbock ; office, U. S. Appraisers' Building.
Inspector of Boiler8— James Hillman, office, U.
S. Appraisers' Building.
Inspector ok Hulls— Enoch Talbot ; office, U. S.
.^.ppralsers' Building.
Internal Revenue — Asa Ellis, Collector: John E.
Youngberg, Deputy and Chief Clerk; Vic Ellis,
Cashier; John Z. Morris, H. C. Farqubarson, J. H.
Burnett, W. A. Heck, E. N. Herrin, A. G. Sanchez. John
Morrison and Hurry I. Thornton, Deputies; office, D.
S. Appraisers' Building.
Land Office— A. C. Bradford, Register; J. Wickham
Leigh, Receiver; office, 610 Commercial street..
Light House Department, Pacific Co.^st- Twelfth
Light House District: Com. Nicoll Ludlow, U. S. N.,
Inspector of the District; Charles H. Thompson,
Clerk; Major William H. Heuer, U. S. A., Engineer
of the District; Temple T. Spotts, G. Knight White
and A. Newbold, Clerks ; John O. Brown and John
Oram, Messengers; office. Flood Building, rooms 8U-
90; John S. Hager, Su})erintendent of Lights; office.
Custom House; J. A. F. McFarland, Keeper, B. F.
Leeds, Assistant, Alcatraz Island; J. B. Brown. Keep-
er, E. W. Stafford, M. H. Ovaitt and James Marner,
Assistants, Point Bonita ; James Rankin, Keeper,
. Assistant, Fort Winfield Scott (Fort Point) ;
H. W. Vonng, Keeper, R. O. Berge, E. G. Chamberlin,
Jr. andT.F. Ryan. Assistants, South Farallone Island;
George B. Koons, Keeper, Walter Young, Assistant,
Goat Island; T. J. Quiulan, Keeper, C. A. Paulsen,
Assistant, East Brother.
Life Saving Service.— Twelfth District, T. J.
Blakeney, Superintendent; office, U. S. Appraisers'
Building.
Marine Corps. U. S.— Captain WoodhuUS. Schenck
Assistant Quartermaster, office, 61.5 Sansome street.
M.A.RINE Hospital, U.S.— Henry W. Sawtelle, M.D.,
Surgeon; Hospital, Presidio Reservation, near Moun-
tain Lake.
Marine Hospital Service U. S., Pacific Coast,
Surgeon-in-Charge— Henry W. Sawtelle, M. D.; of-
fice, U. S. .Appraisers' Building.
Marshal, U. S.— J. Christian Franks; Deputies:
George F. rt'orth, Anthony L. Farish, David Piukney,
Wm. W. Presbury, A. K. Philbrook, B. Donnelly, L.
B. Hopkins. James R. Deane and Horace Bacon ; office,
U. S. Appraisers' Building.
MrNT, U. S. Superintendent of — Israel Lawton. of-
fice, northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets.
Naval Officer (Port of San Francisco) — Stuart M.
Taylor ; office, Custom House, second floor.
Pay Director, U. S.N. —Henry M. Denuiston; office
U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor.
Pension Agent, U. S. Army and Navy.— Truman
H. Allen ; office, 328 Montgomery street, room 14.
Post Office — J. L. Wilder, Superintendent Rail-
way Mail Service ; office, southwest corner of Jackson
and Battery streets; William A. Bryan, Postmaster;
office, northwest corner of Washington and Battery
streets.
Secret Service Division — Henry Finnegass ; office,
U. S. Appraisers' Building.
Shipping Commissioner — Edward Hackett ; office,
606 Battery street.
Signal Service U. S. A.— Lieut. J. E. Maxfield,
in charge of Pacific Coast Division ; John Fitzgerald,
H. E. Wilkinson and Francis Creighton, Assistants;
office, 302 Montgomery; Nelson Gorom, Observer;
Maurice Connell and George D. Boutcher, Assistants ;
office, 42 Merchants' Exchange.
Supervisor of Elections, U. S. — District of Cali-
fornia. Nathaniel Holland (Chief) ; office. U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building.
Sur'V'eyor-General for California — R. P. Ham-
mond, Jr. ; office, 610 Commercial street.
Surveyor Port— Wiley J. Tinnin ; office, Custom
House, second floor.
Treasurer U. S., Assistant — Samuel H. Brooks ;
office, 610 Commercial street.
ORIENT lis, Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
¥U. SSSTON, Ast Manager.
rHE BANCROFT COMPANY ..a.k.,
( T-ai
■sT.iEOOKBIHDEES, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
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Treascbt Depaktment U. S., Special Agents—
George K. Tin-ile. Ira Ajer Jr., and Charles G. Ames ;
office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Post Office.
JJOETHWEST corner of WASHINGTON AND BATTERY 8T8.
General delivery open daily fiom half-past seven
o'clock A. M. to eleven p. M.: Sundays from one
o'clock to two o'clock p. m. Registry Office open
daily from nine o'clock a. m. to six o'clock P. M.
Stamp Window, open daily from eight o'clock a. m.
to five o'clock p. M. Box Window open daily (except
Sundays) from half past Keven o'clock a.m. to five
o'clock p. M. Money Order Office open daily (except
Sunday) from nine o'clock \. m. to six o'clock p. m.
Carrirrs' Window open daily from half-past seven
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock p. M.; Sundays from one
O'clock to two o'clock p. m.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Postmaster.
John S. Cabb, Deputy Postmaster.
John H. Mott, Cashier.
William C. Dougherty, General Superintendent.
R. J. Preston, Chief Clerk.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC.
Facilities are given to the post-office officials in the
discharge of their daily duties, and greater at-curity
afl'irded to the public, by careful attention to the fol-
lowing recommendations:
Make the address on letters legible and complete,
giving the name of the post-office, county and State.
The name of thestreet and number of the house sliould
also be given on letti-rs addressed to cities where let-
ter carriers are employed; whiletheletter will eventu-
ally reach its destination without a number, the
omission is often a causi' of hesit.ition and delay. In
the case of letters for places in foreign countries, the
name of the country as well as the post-office should
be given in full. Letters addressed, for instance,
merely to " London," without aikliug " England." are
friciucntly sent to Loudon, Canada, and vice versa,
thert-by causing delay, and often serious loss.
FREE P08T.\L DELIVERY.
The Free Postal Delivery System is similar to the
one so successfully maiutaiued in several of the
large Eastern cities. There are ninety-three districts,
each of which is in charge of a carrier, who delivers
promptly all mail matter received at the Post Office,
upon which is written the correct address, street and
number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc.. retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Office.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Four Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities ; Station A, lc!05 Polk
street; J. D. Gibbs. Superintendent. Open daily
from eight o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p.m. ; Sundays
from two o'clock to three o'clock p. m. Station B,
northwest corner of Mission and Eighth streets ;
Geo. A. Billings, Superintendent. Open daily from
eight o'clock a.m. to six o'clock p.m. ; Sundays from
two o'clock to three o'clock p. m. Station C, north-
east corner of Twentieth and Mission streets ; Wm.T.
Barnes, Superintendent. Open daiiy from eight
o'clock A. m. to six o'clock p m. ; Sundays from two
o'clock to three o'clock p.m. Station D. foot of Market
street ; Louis Miller, Superintendent. Open daily
from eight o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m. ; Sundays
from one to two o'clock p. m.
STAMP AGENCIES.
There are eight agencies for the sale of postage
stamps, located as follows: M. A. McLaughlin,
South San Francisco ; Henry Donohue. 140 Third
street; E. W. Joy, northeast corner Market and
Stockton streets ; D. M. Gove, corner Fillmore and
California streets; Miss S. Dobrzen.skv, TIT Larkin
street; J. H. Bailey, 524 Montgomery avenue ; H.G.
Steinecke. northwest corner H.tyes and Lagnna, and
LeeLeroy, southeast corner Sixth and Howaid streets.
STREET LETTER BOXE?.
There are four hundred and four deposit boxes for
the reception of letters, placed in prominent locali-
ties throughout the city, from which collections are
made seveml times during the day in season for the
departure of the mails.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE— EIGHTH DIVISION,
J. L. WILDER, Superintendent; Samuel Flint,
Chief Clerk.
U. S. Surveyor-Generals Office.
610 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to thre« o'clock
p. M.
R. P. HAMMOND, Jb., Surveyor-General.
J. C. Ruddock, Chief Clerk; J. H. Wildes, Chief
Draftsman.
United States Treasury.
610 COMMERCIAL RTBEET.
Office hours from ten o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. M.
SAMUEL H. BROOKS, AsslsUnt Treasurer.
Thomas P. Biims. Cashier; P. J. Harney, Aasistant
Cashier; S. G. DeGreayer, Bookkeeper.
Custom House.
Northwest comer of Washington and Battery
streets; office hours dally, from nine o'clock a. M. to
three o'clock P. m. (Sundays excepted.)
JOHN S. HAGER, Collector.
J. Frank Milleb. Auditor.
W. McPhersou Hill. Deputy Collector.
Edward B. Jerome. Special Deputy Collector.
Wiley J. Tinnin, Surveyor; John T. Fogarty, Dep-
utv Surveyor.
■r. J. Shackleford, Cashier.
ThomsR Beck. Appraiser.
R. A. Thompson. Appraiser.
United States Mint.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND MISSION STREETS.
The law for the establishment and regulation of the
Mint of the United States, provides that any person
may deposit gold bullion for coinage or to be made
into fine bars. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, fineness and value of
the same. In the case of silver bullion deposits are
received only for manufacture into fine bars, the
Government reserving the right to make its silver
coin from bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. m. Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock
A. M. to twelve o'clock m. Silver received from
nine o'clock a. m. to one o'clock p. m. Visitors ad-
mitted daily from nine to half past eleven o'clock
A. H.
ISRAEL LAWTON, Superintendent.
John W. Twiggs, Assayer.
Alexandeb Maetin. Melfer and Refiner.
Charles M. Gorham, Coiner.
D. S. Hirshherg. Chief Clerk.
Ch;is. H. Hedges, Cashier
B. T. K. Preston, Register of Deposits.
imm TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & R£Y;
(SAX FR.4XCISCO, CAKto
l>OBTl.A>I>, UK.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
State Officers.
ExKcnivi: Dki-aktmknt. — R. W. Watorman. Gov-
ernor; 8. M. White. Lleutennnt-Oovernor; W. 0. Hen-
(Irliks, So.retary of State ; John P. Dunn, Controller;
0-. A. JdlmBon, Attorncy-Oeiieral: Aflnm HeroM,
Treasurer; Tlieo. U-ichert, Siirveyor-Cienoral ; Ira G.
Hoitt, Superintendent I'ublii- Instrui-tion; R. H. Or-
ton, A<lj\itiint-Geueral ; I. I). Vomit,', State Siiperln-
tetulent of Printiiit' ; William H. Hall, State Enfineer ;
T. H. WalliK, State Librarian.
BoAUD Railroad Commissioners.— P. J. White, A.
Abbott, Jas. W. Roa ; Varney W. Qaskill, Secretary.
Rooms ll'.)-r21 Pholau Building.
Board Equalization.— Gordon E. Sloss, C. L. More-
house, C. E. Wilcoxon, John T. Gafifey, and John P.
Dunn, ex officio ; E. W. Masliu. Secretary
Board Education.— R. W. Waterman, President;
Ira G. Hoitt, Secretary.
Board Health.— H. S. Orme, M. D., Los Angeles
(President) ; W. K. Cluness, M. D., and G. G. Tyrrell,
M. D., Sacramento; C. A. Rugbies, M. D., Stockton;
R. Beverly Cole, M. D., San Francisco ; James Simp-
son, M. D., San Francisco; James M. Briceland, M.
D., Shasta.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute.— W. Wilkinson,
Superintendent; John A. Stanley, W. C. Harrington,
George E. Whitney, W. C. Bartlett, John K. McLean
and R. A. Redman, Directors.
Industrial Home of the Adult Blind (Oakland).
T. O. Crawford, Superintendent; A. Fine, Physician.
State Insane Asylum (Stockton) .-William H. Mays,
M. D., Superintendent ; Walter R. Langdon, M. D., and
W'illiaiu A. Washington, M. D., Assistants : Robert
Watt, J. D. McDougald, H. T. Doame, Arthur Thorn-
ton and H. N. Rucker, M. D., Directors.
State Asylum fob the Insane (Napa) .— E. T. Wil-
kius, M. D., Superintent; L. F. Dozier, M. D., and F.
W. Hatch. M. D., assistants; Benjamin Shurtleff, M.
D., J. F. Lamdin. J. C. Martin, Geo. N. Cornwall and
John Q. Brown, Trustees.
State Prison. — J. J. Scrivner, J. K. Luttrell, Chas.
Sonutag, E. J. De Pue and Robert T. Devlin, Direc-
State Appointees.
Bank Commissioners Board of— Jas. A. Thompson,
W. W. Moreland, A. W. Potts ; office, 528 Califorina
street.
Board of Forestry. — Abbot Kinney, President; J.
D. Spreckels. James Betner (Riverside), Sands W.
Forman, Secretary ; office, 33 Flood Building.
Board or Horticulture. — Hon. Ellwood Cooper
(Santa Barbara), President ; Rev. N. R. Peck(Penryni,
Vice-President; Gen. M. G. Vallejo (Sonoma), Treas-
urer ; B. M. Lelong(San Francisco), Secretary ; office,
220 Sutter street.
Board of Silk Culture.— W. Z. Price, J. J. Riv-
ers and J. B. Mills; office, 8U9 Market street
Bureau of Labor Statistics. — J. J. Tobin, Com-
missioner; John G. Liebert, Assistant Commis-
sioner. Office, 220 Sutter street.
Commissioner of Immigration — William H. Thorn,
lev, office, 322 Washington.
Harbor Commissioners. — William D.English, John
H. Wise and A. C. Paulsell, Commissioners; George
Tilghraan, Secretary; A. T. Vogelsang, Assistant
Secretary; Marsden Manson Chief Engineer; H. T.
Comptnn, Assistant Engineer; T. C. Coogan, Attor-
ney; Martin Corcoran, Chief Wharfinger; office,
10 California street.
Insurance Commissioner.— Jaiues C. L. Wads-
worth ; ollU-e, 401 California street.
Mineralogist.- William Irelan Jr. ; office, Pioneer
Buildine.
Notaries Public— See Business Directory.
Pilot Examiners.— Philip Caduc, A. 0. Freese ana
Martin Bulger; office, 50« Battery.
P1LOT.S— Charles Mayo, John Mahan, Frank Mur-
phy, Thomas J. Knipe, Frank Boyd, William
E. Domett, John W. Ott, Freeman Trask. J. 8. Dolli-
ver, Eugene M. Freeman, J. Henry Rogers, George
Johnson, Thomas H. Barber, Charles W. Read,
Stephen Castle, George D. Korts, Louis Meyer,
Charles Matthews, J. B. Jones and James Miller;
office, NE cor Washington and Battery.
Benicia and Mare Island Pilot — C. H. Harrison
and W. N. Shelly.
Wilmington -David W.Weldt.
Port Wardens— John Martin, President ; Charles
B. Siuith, Otto Luders and George WiUon ; John P.
Jourden, Secretary ; office, 525 Front street.
Registrar — Benjamin A. Prindle ; Oscar A. Tollo,
Deputy.
ViTicuLTURAL COMMISSIONERS. —Arpad Haraszthy,
President ; Clarence J. Wetmore, Secretary ; office, 204
Montgomery street.
Park Commissioners — William H. Dlmond, Joseph
Austin and R. P. Hammond, Jr.
COURTS
United States Circuit Court, Northern Disteict
OF California.- Regulartermsheld in San Francisco,
first Monday of February, Second Monday of July, and
fourth Monday of November. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Justice; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; L. S. B.
Sawyer, Clerk.
United States District Court, Northern District
of California.— Regular terms held in San Francis-
co, first Monday of April, second Monday of August,
and first Monday of December. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Ogden Hoflman, Judge ;
Southard Hoffman, Clerk; James S. Manley, Deputy
Clerk.
Supreme Couet op California.— Regular terms
held in San Francisco, second Monday in January and
third Monday in July; at Los Angeles first Monday
in April and second Monday in October, and at Sac-
ramento first Monday in May and second Monday
in November. Niles Senrls, Chief Justice ; E. W. Mc-
Kinstry, James D. Thornton, J. R. Sharpstein, Jackson
Temple, T. B. McFarlund and Van R. Paterson, Asso-
ciate Justices ; George A. Johnson, Attorney-General;
W. P. Johnson, Deputy Attorney-General ; J. D.
Spencer; Henry Finkler and F. T. Meagher, Secre-
taries; J. S. Williams, Frank Myers and B. M. Mad-
dox. Deputy Clerks ; W. W. Cope, Reporter. Rooms
121 Post street.
Supreme Court Commissioners.- 1. S. Belcher, H.
S. Foote, Robert Y. Hayne.
Superior Court. — Sessions held daily.
Justices' Court. — Sessions held daily. James D.
Page, Presiding Justice ; E. Burke, H. L. Joachimson,
James I Boland and H. J. Stafford, Justices ; Peter
Deveny, Clerk ; D. J. Crowley and George H. Will-
iams, Deputy Clerks.
Police Judges' Court— Sessions held daily. F.
A. Hornblower, Judge ; Joseph F. Coffey, Prosecut-
ing Attorney ; John J. Kenny, Clerk.
Police Court No. 2. — Sessions held daily. James
Lawler, Judge ; William Mutt, Prosecuting Attorney ;
Louis Kaplan, Clerk.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marto St.
JiRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST. j
Prodaoer* of the only
NATURAL CHAMPAaNE.
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BANKS.
AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. OF
SAN FRANCISCO. Incorporated Decembir
8. 1887. Capital stock. $500.00u ; subscribed, $50,-
000. Directors: John R. Sims. Abner Doble, T.
H. Downing, J. A. Wayniire, David Kerr, J.W.
Farren, Columbus Uartlett. Location — NE cor
Montgomery and Oommerrial strerts. John R.
81ms, president ; James J. Fagan, cashier; J. W.
Bntler, secretary.
ANG1.0-CAL.IF0RNIAN BANK (limited). In-
corporated, 1873. Capital stock, £600,00<) ster-
ling; amount paid In £300,300 sterling ($1,501,-
600). Number of shares of "common stock"
iBSued 29,970, £20 each, and 600 shares " deferred
stock," £1 each. Surplus, *400,000. Directors;
E. H. LuBhington, William F. Scholfield. Isaac
Sellgman, Joseph Sebag, Julius Slugion; London
Manager, I. Simon.
San Francisco Branch, NE cor Pine and Sansome
streets. F. F. Low and Iguatz Stelnhart, mana-
gers ; P. N. Lilienthal, cashier.
BANK BRITISH COLOMBIA. Incorporated,
18f)2. Capital ftock £.500,000 sterling; amount
paid ln$>00,00(); reserve fund £100,000 sterling.
Directors: Robert Gillespie, Eden Colville.
James Anderson, Henry £. Ransom, Sir John
Rose, Bart.
Ban Francisco Branch. SE cor California and San-
some streets. W. Powell manager.
BANK BRITISH NORTH AHIKRICA. In-
corporated, 1H40. Capital Ktock £l.()00,Oi'0 ster-
ling ; amount paid In £1,00(),0(XI Stirling. Shares
of stock issued, 'JO.OOD ; amount paid up on each
share of stock £.50 Htcrlin«. Dirccturs ; J. J.
Cater, E. A. Hoarr, Henry R. Farn r, John Henry
Brodic, Richard H. Glyn. H.nry J. B. Kendall, J.
J. Kingsf.ird. Fn derick Lubbock. A. H. Phill-
polts, J. Murray Robertson.
San Francisco Aoency. 312 Pine street. W. Lawson
and J. 0. Welch, agents.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. Incorporated June,
IHM. Capital stock $3,000,000; fully paid up.
Number of shares of stock Issued 30,000, $100
each. Directors; A. K. P. Harmon, F. O. New-
lands, William Alvord, Charles Mayne, Jerome
Lincoln, Adam Grant, J. C. Wllmerding. James
Freeborn, Fred. W. Sharon, M. Lewis. Location
— N W cor California and Sansome streets. William
Alvord, president ; Tliomas Brnwn, cashier.
CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK OP SAN
FRANCISCO, Capital stock. Jl.Ooo.OtK).
Amount paid, $-j00,0no. Directors: R. K. Thomp-
son. R. A. Wilson, G. E. Whitney, R. P. Thomas.
William K. Vanderslice, Charles H. Holt, and
M. R. Morgan. Location— 621-tr.>3 Market street.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO. Ciipital, paidup,$l,.500.0U0. Directors:
Daniel Callaghun. James M. Donahue, James
Moffitt, N. Van Bergen, James H. Jennings,
George A. Low, Jauies D. Phelan, John A.
Hooper. Location— SW c-ir Montgomery and
Sniiimer streets. S. G. Murphy, president ; James
Molhtt, vice-president: E. D. Morgan, cashier.
GRANGERS' BANK OF CALIFORNIA. In-
corporated April 24. 1874. Capital stock $1,000,000 ;
amount paid in $tV17,400. Number shares of stock
issued 10,000 ; amount paid on each share of stock
$00 plus $47,400 fullv paid up. Directors ; J. H.
Gardiner, H. J. Lewelling, T. E. Tynan, Thomas
McCounell, H. M. Larue. I'riah Wood. Daniel
Meyer. I. C. Steele, C. J. Cressey. Seneca Ewer.
A. b. Logan. Location — NW corner California and
Battery streets. A. D. Logan, President ; A.Mont-
pellier, cashier; F. McMullen. secretary.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
(limited). Incorporated in London, England,
18(;5. Capital stock £420,C00 ; the amount s\ib-
scribed and fully paid up Is £420.000 ; shares of
Btock issued 60.000 ; paid up on each share £" ;
reserve fund £45.000. Directors ; G. W. Camp-
bell. Henry Goschen, Charles Hemery, William
Newbold, R. D. Peebles, Robert Ryrie.
San Francisco Branch,424 California street. A. Scriv-
ener, manager; William Steel. assistant manager.
Portland (Oregon) Branch, 48 First street. William
Mackintosh, manager.
LONDON, PARIS AND AMERICAN BANK
(limited). Incorporated January 9, 1884. Author-
ized capital £1,000,000 ; subscribed £500,000 ; paid
up £400,000; reserve £50.000. Directors: William
Paterson. Esq., James Whittall, Esq., Sigismund
Louis Simon, Esq., Simon Lazard, Esq., Elie Laz-
•rd, Esq.
San Francisco Branch, 205 Sansome street. (Will
remove August 1st to 1-3 Sansome.) David
Cahn and Eugene Meyer, managers; Charles Alt-
schul, cashier.
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Incorporated October 4, 1875. Capital stock, paid
up, $3,00O,0<J0; shares of stock issued 30,000;
ami>uut paid up on each share Is $100. Directors •'
J. C. Flood, J.W. Mackay, R. H. Follis. Loca-
tion—NW cor Montgomery and Pine streets. J.
G. Fair, president ; J. F. Blgelow, vice-president ;
D. B. Davidson, cashier; George Grant, assist-
ant cashier.
PACIFIC BANK. Incorporated February 4, 1863.
Capital stock, paid up, $1,000,000; surplus,
$6.50.000; average resources. $4.3.56,17.5 94. Num.
berof shares of stock issued 10,000; amount paid
on each share $100. Location— NW cor Sansome
and Pine streets. R. H. McDonald, president;
R. H. M. Donald Jr., Vice-President; Frank V.
McDonald, cashier
SATHER BANKING COMPANY. Incorporated
April, 1HB7. Capital. $1.2.5o,000; amount paid up,
$.500,000. Directors: H. L. Dodge. J. L. N. Shep-
ard. C. Main. Louis Slogs. F. W. Sumner. Albert
Miller and W. P. Jobuson. Location— HE cor San-
some and Pine streets. Henry L. Dodge, presi-
dent; J. L. N. Shepard, vice-prebldeut ; J. S.
Hutchinson, manager.
THE CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NATION-
AL BANK OF .KAN FRANCISCO. Capital
stock, paid up. $1,000,000. Directors: Charles
Crocker, E H. Miller Jr., B. C. Woolworth, pres-
ident; W. E. Brown, vice-president; William H.
Crocker, cashier. Location— 322 Pine street.
WELLS FARGO «fc CO.'S BANK. Incor-
porated February 5, lMt;6. Capital stock $<i.2.50,-
000. Surplus $4.0(K).000 00. Directors: Lloyd
Tevls, Leland Stanford, Charles F. Crocker,
Oliver Eldridge, Ge..rge E. Gray, Charles
Crocker, J. C. Fargo, John J. Valentine, William
Norrls. Locttticn— NE cor California and San-
some streets. Lloyd Tevis. president; John J.
Valentine, vice-president ; Henry Wadsworth,
cachitr; J. L. Browne, assistant cashier.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated June 24. 1K73. Capital
stock $100,000 ; amount subscribed and paid in
by stockholders $73,400. Number shares of stock
issued 734 ; amount paid on each share $100.
Directors ; David Farquharsou. Robert F. Bunker,
Joseph F. F.rderer. John Bain. Joseph R.Wilcox,
John Easton, Charles D. Farquharsein, James
Sullivan, Dr. C. F. Buckley and Thomas Downing.
Location— NW cor Eddy and Powell streets. David
Farquharson, president; Vernon Campbell, sec-
retary.
FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorporated March
11, 1879. Cai ital stock $i(00,000 ; amount paid in
by stockholders $190 000; amount subscribed
$300,000. Directors : E. J. Le Breton, G. Tou-
chard, M. A De Laveaga, C. Sala. F. P. Masson,
A. Comte Jr. Location— 534 California street.
E. J. Le Breton, president ; A. Brand, secretary
GERMAN SAVINGS ANT) LOAN SOCIETY.
Incorporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock
$800,000; amount paid in $600,000; number
shares of stock issued 800. Directors : L. Got-
tig. Frederick Roeding, Edward Knise. George
H. Eggers. N. Van Bergen, Igiiaiz St?inbart. A. E.
Hecht. O. Schoeman, F. Tillniann. Location —
526 California stre. t. L. Gottig, i resident ; F.
Eoediug, cashier ; William Herrmann, secretary.
jEADING type FODNDSRi PALMER & REYit
AN FKANCISCO, <V \2a.
PUKXLAND, OK.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND I^OAN SOCI-
KTY. lu.oriinriiteil Nov.iub.r -Ji, 18(i'.i. Cnpi-
tal st->ok $1(X).0()0; BiuouiU paid in $S(),000.
Number of Kbares HX). Directors : A. C. Weber,
A. H. Rjhluer, W. J. Lowry, W. S. Keyes, Henry
Luibsiuger. Location— 18 Geary street. A. C.
Weber, president ; E. Braud, seiretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. In-
corporated June 18, I8f.2. Dep sits, lUst Decem-
ber, 1887, $l5,'.'ti3,()rj 31 ; Ruarautee capital and re-
serve fund, $514, 020 35. Rectives deposits and
loans only on real estate sei'urity. Directors :
Albert Miller, Daniel E. Martin, Tbomas Ma^ee
E. B. Pond, Charles P;ice, John Archibald, George
C. Boardmaii. J. G. Eastland, W. C. B. De Fre-
niery. Loc;itiou — .'>32 California street, .\lbert
Miller, president; Daniel E. Martin, vice-presi-
dent : Lovell White, cashier; T. B. Kent, surveyor;
Henry C. Campbell, attorney.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorpor-
ated July 23, IHnl. Capital stock $1,000,000:
amount paid in $7r)0.000. Number of shares of
stock 10,000. Directors; Horace Davis, l8a»c
Hyde, W. A. Aldrich, S. C. Bi^'elow, B. O. Devoe,
J. H. Goodman, Arthur A. Smith, A. N. Drown,
F. H. Woods. Location— 019 Clay street. Horace
Davis, president ; Cyrus W. Carmany, cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated
March 2, 1871. Capital stock $300,000; amount
paid In $liO,000. Number of shares of stock
issued 1,200. Directors : D. O. Mills, William
Babcock, William Alvord, A. K. P. Harmon, Adam
Grant. D. C. McRuer, Jerome Lincoln, W. S. Jones,
S. L. Jones. Locution— 228 Montgomery street.
Jerome Lincoln, president ; Winfield S. Jones,
vice-president ; S. L. Abbot Jr.. secretary.
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. Incorporated April 12, 1859. This
bank has no capital stock ; conduited on the "mu-
tual plan." Reserve fund $1,537,455 33. Directors :
Myles D. Sweeny, Gustave Toucnard.M. J. O'Con-
nor, R. J. Tobin, Joseph A. Donoboe, James R.
Kelly, P. J. Donnhue. HuKh Dimond and Alfred
Tobln. Location, northeast corner Market and
Montgomery stret-ts. Myles D. Sweeny, presi-
dent ; Robert J. Tobin, secretary and treasurer.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF
SAVINGS (in liquidation) 313 California street.
M-ASONIC S.AVINGS' BANK (in liquida-
tion) SOS Montgomery.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVIXGS BANK (in liqui-
dation) . Location — 20 Montgomery.
CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Clmrch.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Rev. William M. Kiucaid Pastor ;
residence, The Beresford.
This church was organized July 8, 1849.
Number of communicants, four hundred and thirty.
The Sabbath School has an average attendance of about
two hundred. The library contains about two thous-
and volumes.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath
School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Sunday and Wednesday evening ; Churth
Covenant Meeting the Wednesday evening preceding
the first Sabbath in each month.
Bethesda Mission, A. B. Forbes, Superintendent,
meets at the corner of Eighth and Folsom streets
every Sunday ftt 3 p. m. Average attendance, one
hundred.
First Colored Baptist Church.
Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush
and Sutter. Rev. George E. Duncan, Pastor; rest
dence, in rear of Church.
Number of members, one hundred. This church
was organized in 1854. Services are held every Sab-
bath at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. A Sunday School, with an average
attendance of fifty-live is held at one o'clock P. M.
First Free Baptist Cliurcli.
Location, south side of Bush street, between Hyde
and Larkin. Rev. N. L. Rowell, D.D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 1512 Larkin street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
.\. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing; is held on W'ednesday evenings, and a meeting
for the study of the Stinday School lesson, at which
tlie Pastor jiresides, is held on Monday evenings at
half -past seven o'clock.
The Sabbath School is in a prosperous condition,
and has a library of more than sixteen hundred vol-
umes. It meets immediately after morning service.
Fifth Baptist Church.
Location, Twenty-second street, between Howard
and Capp. Pastorate vacant
This church was organized August 17th, 18G9.
Ser\'ices are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M., in Winter, and
forty-five minutes past seveno'clock P. M. in Summer.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past seven
o'clock P. M. in Winter, and forty-five minutes past
seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundred and sixty teachers and scholars, and a library
of about six hundred volumes, are connected with the
church. The school meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Hamilton Sqnare Baptist Church.
Location, Post street, near Steiner ; Rev. Bunyan
Spencer. Pastor ; residence, 1125 Ellis street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at close
of morning service. Prayer Meeting Thursday even-
ing.
Baptist Chinese Mission.
Location, 740 Washington street ; Rev. J. B. Hart-
well, D. D., Superintendent ; residence 1011 Mason ;
Mrs. J. L. Sanforrl and Mls-es E. J. Booth, Eliza
Willsie and A. B. Hartwell, Missionaries. Preaching
every Sunday at one and half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Bible class at two o'clock p. v... and Sunday School
at six o'clock p. m. Mission School every evening
at seven o'clock, closing with religious exercises. All
religious services in the Chinese language. Day
School for Chinese children daily at 1115 Stockton
street.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Chnrch.
Location, southeast corner of Post and Mason streets.
Rev. Charles D. Barrows, D.D., Pastor ; residence,901
Stitter. L. B. Benchley, Superintendent of Sunday
School.
This church was organized July 29th, 1849. The
present membership is about seven hundred and sixty.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and at hilf past seven o'clock P. M. between
the first of September and first of May, and at forty-
five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. during the other
months of the year. Chinese School at six o'clock.
Church Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past
seven o'clock P. M. Socials monthly, Monday and
Thursday evenings. Kindersartenon Harrison street;
Miss Sanford. Principal. Mission near Golden Gate
Park ; Rev. M. Tobey, Missionary and Pastor. Benev-
olent Society and Delta Sigma Literary, semi-monthly.
Tea'hers' Association, monthly.
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
an enrolled membership of over one thousand schol-
ars and teachers. It meets immediately after morn-
ms service.
Young People's Society for Christian Endeavor
meets every Sunday at half-past six P. M., and com-
prises over three hundred members.
Plymouth Congregational Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Bu-
chanan and Webster. Rev. William H. Scudder,
Pastor, residence, 2117 Bush.
MATMAL Fire lis. Co. of Hartforil
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. OORNIN, Manager
WM. SISTOiT, Asst. lianaeet
THE BANCROFT COMPANY !«.«KlT^»?kEET.mEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
CHURCHES.
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This church -was organized January 12th, 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
'A^ M. and at half past sev.n o'clock P. M. Bible
Classes and Sabbath School at half p:ist nine o'clock
'A.M.. and immediately after the morning iervice.
I Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening and
Hay preparatory classes every Tuesday evening.
Third Con^rei^ational Charch.
Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mis-
igion. Kev. J. A. Cruzan, Pastor: residence. 2024
(Howard street. Number of membirs, one himdred
land seventy.
This church had its origin in the Fall of 1862.
Services are held everv Sabbath at eleven o'clock
; A. M. and half past seven' o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
i Inp everv Wednesday evening.
The Sabbi.th School has an average attendance of
I about four hundred. Meets immediately after morn-
i tog eervice.
Fonrth Con|;re(;atIonaI Church.
Location, south side of Green street, between Stock-
I ton and Powell. Kev. N. W. Lane, Pastor; resi-
dence, OO'.'H Chestnut street.
The church was organized February 180.5.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. Praver Meeting every Wednesday at eight
I O'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connert.d with
I the church numbers about three hundred members
I and has a library containing eight hunilred volumes.
: Meets immediately alter morning service.
Olivet CotiKreij^allonal Church.
Location, south-west corner of Seventeenth an<l
i Noe streets. Rev. John Kimball, pastor ; residence,
182 McAllister street. Organized in 1HX4. Services
every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock A. M.. and
seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at three P. M.
Bethany Cons^re|;ational Church.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev.
■William C. Pond, Pastor ; residence. 4:jti Uartlett street.
This Cliurch was organized February 23rd, 1873. Re-
cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called
February 23rd, 1874.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and thirty minutes past seven o'clock P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
Tl)e" Sabbath Scho(d has an enrolled membership of
four himdred, and a library of three hundred and
fifty volumes. Meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M.
Chinese Sunday School meets at half past six
o'clock P. M.
Christian Church.
Location, east side of Twelfth street, between Mis-
sion and Howard streets. Rev. T. D. Garvin Pastor;
residence, l'J04 Market street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock \. M. and
half pabt seven o'clock P. M. Young People's meet-
ing at half-past six o'clock P. M. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening. Ladies' Aid Society
every Thursday at ten o'clock A. M.
California Chinese Mission.
Rev. W. C. Pond, Superintendent ; residence 436
Bartlelt street.
Incorporated March, 1876. This corporation has
been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian,
missionary and educational operations among the
Chinese and Japanese in California.
There are three Mission Schools in San Francisco and
twelve elsewhere :
1. Central— No. 5 Brenham Place; Teachers, Miss
Jessie S. Worley, Misa Lilian Lamont, Mrs. Mary
G. Green and Jee Gam.
2. Barnes— Jessie street, near Nineteenth ; Teach-
ers, Mrs. H. H. Lamont and Fung Jung.
3. West— No. 1818 Laguna street : Teachers, Misa
Florence N. Worley and Miss Rosa Limont
Religious services are held every Sunday at No. 5
Brenham Place, at a quarter past twelve o'clock P. M.,
andhalf-past seven o'clock P. M.. and every Wednes
day at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Hours of in-
struction in all the schools : seven to half past nine
P. M., each day except Wednesday.
The Congregational .Association of Christian Chin-
ese, organized In connection with this Mission, for
mutual aid in the development of Christian characler
and in doing Christian work, has about four hundred
and twenty members. Jee Gam, President ; Joe Jet,
Secretary.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Charch.
Location, northeast comer of Post and Po'well
streets. Rev. Uiram W. Beers, D.D. , Rector : residence,
Palace Hotel. Rev. A. D. Hefifern, Assistant, resl-
d-nce. ii38 Bush.
This is the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacinc l oast.
It had Its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated
on the eighth day of July. 1W49.
The ordinary s. rvices are Morning Prayer, at eleven
o'clock, with Hidy Communion on all Sundays and
Holy-days. Evening Prayer at hnlf past seven o'clock
every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Evening
Prayers every Sunday, and after Morning Prayers at
the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Sun-
day S. hool at half past nine o', loi k A. M.. andPublic
Catechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in
the month. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society after
Morning Prayer, on Fridnys at eleven o'clock A. M.
Sewing SchiK.l at ten o'clock .\. M.. every Saturday.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from lime
to time.
Grace Church.
Location, southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton streets. Rev. R. C. Foiite, Rector ; residence,
Hntel Pliasanton.
This church was organized in 1849.
The corner stone of the present church edifice was
laid by Rish^p Kip in May. IMCrf).
servii-es are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M.. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday
Scho(d meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. John's Church.
Location, northeast comer Fifteenth and Valencia
streets. Rev. E. B. Spalding, Rector; residence, l.'>34
Mission street. Rev. Edward S. de Juny, Assistant
Rector.
This church was established In November, 1857.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and on Sund.iy evening at half pa'^t seven
o'clock. Also, on all Holy Days at eleven o'clock A.
M. The Sunday School numbers about three hun-
dred and fifty scholars, and twenty teachers. Num-
ber of volumes in the library, one thousand. Meets
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Charch of the Advent.
Location, south side of Howard street, opposite
New Montgomery. Rev. John Gray, liector; resi-
dence, 27 Stanly Place. Study at the Church ; Rev.
A. D. Drummond, Assistant.
This parish was organized June. 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated Feb-
ruary 24. 1861. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M.. and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday
School has an average attendance of about four hun-
dred, and meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Luke's Church.
Location, southeast corner of Clay street and Van
Ness Avenue. Rev. William W. Davis, Rector; resi-
dence, 2108 Jackson street.
The church is supported by offerings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held
every Sunday at eight and eleven o'clock .A.M. and at
half past seven o'clock P. M; and on Saints' Days,
and other Holy Days at eight o'clock A. M. Sunday-
School meets at half past two o'clock P. M.
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Location, south side California street, between Fill-
more and Steiner streets. Rev. W. S. Neales, Rector:
residence. 2107 M Webster street.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. The Sunday
School, under the immediate superintendence of the
rector in charge, meets at half past nine A. M. It
has about two hundred and thirty children enrolled.
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St. Peter*a Cliurch.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
Btre«tH. Uov. C. L. Mlel, Ueitor ; reBidence, '206
Lombard street.
This pariHb wna organized In July. 18G7.
BtTvlces every Sunday at olevt-n o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock V. M. The Sunday School
meets at half past uluo o'clock A. .M.
Ladles' Aid Society meets on Friday at one o'clock
P. M.
St. Stephen^s Cliurch.
Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 812 Fulton street.
This church was organized early in the year
1875.
Services are hold on Sunday* at eleven o'clock A.
M. and a quarter to eight P.M. The Sunday School,
which numbers about two hundred, meets at one
o'clock P. M.
Sunday School services in connection with the
Episcopal Church are held every Sunday at Cambrian
Hall, 11:13 Mission street, at half past nine o'clock A.
M., under the superintendence of W. G. Badger.
EVANGELICAL.
St. Mark's German Evang^elical Lutheran
Clinrfli.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. Julius Fuendeliug, Pastor ;
residence. 705 Bush street.
Services in the German lani^uage every Sabbath at
forty-live minutes past ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. Several
branch Sabbath Schools are connected with this
Church.
St. Paul's German Ev.-ingelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, south Bide of Mission street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1212 Mission street.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
half past ten o'clock A.M., and half past seven o'clock
P. M. Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at nine
o'clock A.M.
A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega-
tion, has been established, which includes the
branches taught in the Public Schools, and devotes
particular attention to the study of the German
language.
Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Location, south side Howard street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. Rev. O. Groensberg, Pas-
tor; reeidence, 107 Ninth.
A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the
church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has
lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian'
language every Sunday at half past ten o'clock A. M.,
and half past seven o'clock P. M.
St. John's Evangelical Church.
Location, north side Greenwich, between Stockton
and Dupont streets. Rev. Gustave Niebuhr, Pastor;
residence rear of the Church.
Services on Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
School at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Salem Evangelical Church (German).
Location, southeast corner of Twenty-second and
Shotwell streets. Rev. Hermann Cordes, Pastor;
residence, 737 Shotwell street.
Sunday services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half
past seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School a 9.30 o'clock A. M. Bible meeting
every Tuesday at eighth o'clock P. M.
First German Refox-med Church.
Location, east side of Eleventh street, between Mar-
ket and Mission. Rev. C. F. A. Huebuer Pastor; resi-
dence, southeast corner Hayes and Pierce streets.
Services every Sabbath in the German language at
eleven o'clock A. M. German Sabbath School at
half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical As-
sociation.
Location, west side of Potterstreet, between Market
and Mission. Rev. Herman Urauer, Pastor; residence,
2:) Potterstreet.
Number of members one hundred and thirty. Ser-
vices in the German language every Sabbath at half-
past ten o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock
P. M. Sabbath School, numbering one hundred and
ninety teachers and scholars, meets at quarter past
nine o'clock A. M.
S^vedish Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Location, Mission, bet Eighth and Ninth streets.
Rev. John Telleeu, Pastor; residence, 738 Minna.
Services in Swedish at 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sundays. Sunday-school at 9:.30 A. M.
Sunday School, in English. 2:30 P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing Thursday at 7:30 P. M.
S^vedish Evangelical Mission Church.
Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth
and Seventh, Rev. C. A. Anderson, Pastor; residence,
538 Jessie street, rear of the Church.
Services in the Swedisli language every Sabbath at
eleven o'clock A. M.and half past seven o'clock P.M.
Sabbath School at two o'clock P. M.
HEBREW.
Congregation Emanu-El.
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Elkan Cohn,
Rabbi ; residence, 905 Hyde street ; Dr. J. Voorsanger,
Junior Rabbi.
A school for the religious education of the youth,
with three hundred pupils, is conducted in the base-
ment rooms of the synagogue building.
Congregation Ohahai Shalome.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. David Meyer, Cantor, resi-
dence, 22i Golden Gate avenue
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected in 18G5. Number of members about one
hundred and eighty.
Congregation Beth Israel.
Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Taylor
Rev. Dr. A.J. Messing, Rabbi ; residence, 708 O'Far-
rell street.
The present membership is about two hundred.
Services are held daily, morning and evening, at the-
usual hours.
Congregation Sherith Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. Falk Vidaver, Rabbi; resi-
dence, 916 O'Farrell street. M. Luxenbui g. Cantor.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Stock-
ton and California and Stockon streets.
Services every Friday evening and every Saturday
morning. School for religious instruction daily, from
three to five P. M.
Congregation Beth-Menahim Streisand.
Location of synagogue, Minna street, between.
Fourth and Fifth. Joseph Willner, Rabbi. Resi-
dence, 559 Natoma street. Services held every day.
Congregation Nevah-Zedek.
Location of synagogue, 14 Golden Gate avenue.
David Davis, teacher of the congregation ; residence,
524; Jessie. Services held three times daily.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash*
ington and Jackson. Rev. W. S. Urmy, Pastor;
residence, 130S Mason street.
This is the oldest Protestant church organization in
San Francisco or in California, several families
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loberts, in 1846.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
ualf-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half
uast twelve o'clocK P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednes-
,.8y evenings.
lo'ivard Street Methodist Episcopal Chnrcli
) Location, south side of Howard street, between
«coud and Tiiird. Rev. R. Harcourt, D. D., Pastor;
*Bidence, 6ia Folsoni street.
' Services every Sabbath morning end evening at the
eual hours. Prayer Meeting on Sunday, at half
ast six o'clock P. M., and on Wednesday, at half
ast seven o'clock P.M. Class meetings at ten o'clock
. M. and half past twelve o'clock P. M. Sundays.
labbath School 12:45 P. M.
Central Metbodist Episcopal Church.
[Location, north side of Mission street, between
Jxth and Seventh. Rev. W. W. Case, D. D., Pastor;
jBidence, 477 Haight street.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
Bual liDurs. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings,
Qd Praise Service Sabbath at six and a half o'clock
M. Sabbath School and Bible classes at 12:45 o'clock
M. Class Meetings Sabbath at ten o'clock A.M.,
ad at half past twelve o'clock P. M., and on Tues-
«y and Thursday evenings.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, northwest corner Twenty-flrst and Capp.
ev. C. V. Anthony, Pastor; residence, '2414 Mission
,reet .
Services on Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at
l»lf past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on
'educsdays at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath
;hool meets at nine o'clock A. M. ; J. S. Reuwick,
lipcriuteudent.
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Birth street, between Scott and Devisa-
ientucky Street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po-
ero. Hev. Henry C. Benson, D.D.. Pastor; residence,
■est side Tennessee street, between Butte and Solano.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
'Ven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thursday even-
ts. Sunday School at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
t. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
ockton and Powell. Rev. R. F. Steinbach, Pastor ;
Sidence, 1420 Powell street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
ilf piist seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday
enin;; in the German language. Sunday School at
llf-pHSt nine o'clock A. M.
•German Methodist Episcopal Church.
■Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
^V. F. A. Werth, Pastor ; residence, 452 Bryant
•feet.
•Services every Sunday at forty-five minutes past ten
'lock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. -M. Sab-
th School at nine o'clock A. M. Praver Meeting
ery Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock,
aise meeting every Friday evening at half past seven
dock. All services in the German language.
tmpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location comer Hayes and Buchanan streets. Rev.
W. Izer, D. D., Pastor- residence, 1904 Market
■eet.
Jervicps at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
lock P.M. Sunday School at half-past twelve o'clock
SI. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at half past
'en o'clock.
•ntenary Methodist Episcopal Church,
South.
Jocatlnn, Bush Ftreet, between Octavia and Gough.
V. John Haunon, D.D., Pastor; residence, 1719 Bush
eet. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.
, and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Sund>y School,
If-past nine o'clock A. M. Prayer-meeting every
duesday evening at half-past seven o'clock.
I Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting Fridays,
at half past seven o'clock P. M., and Sundays at ten
o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday eveuiugs.
Sabbath School every Sunday at half past twelve
o'clock P. M.
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, south side Teneriflfe, between Susquehanna
and St. John streets. South S. F. Rev. Heury C. Ben-
son, D.D., Pastor; residence, west side Tennessee,
between Butte and Solano streets.
Services every Sunday at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Sunday School at three o'clock P. M.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, corner of Sixteenth and Noe streets. Rev.
H. H. Hall. Pastor; residence, 922 Sixteenth etr.et.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half-past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half-
past two o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
Place of worship, Howard street, between Eighth
and Ninth. Rev. John B. Andrews, Pastor; resi-
dence. 221 rhlrteenth street.
Services are held everj- Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meet-
ing Wednesdays at half-pist seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School meets at a quarter to ten o'clock A.M.
Twenty-seventh Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Location, south side Twenty-seventh street, between
Church and Sanchez. Rev. Etlward P.Dennett. Pastor;
residem e, 330 Valley street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A M., and
seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at forty-five min-
utes past eleven o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting Wedn-
esday evening.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street, t>etween Clay
and Sacramento. Kev. J. H. Hector, Pastor; resi-
deuce, 11(12 Clay street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one
o'clock P. M.
Second Aftrican Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Jack-
sou and Pacific. Rev. John Pointer, Pastor; resi-
dence. 907 ( acific street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half
past one o'clock P. M.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Mission Church.
Location, south side Twenty-third, between Florida
and Alabama streets. Rev. J Renwick, Local Pastor
in charge ; residence, 527 Capp street.
Services every Monday evening at half-past seven
o'clock. Sunday School Sunday morning at nine
o'clock.
Chinese Mission House of the Methodist
Episcopal Chuk'ch.
Location. 916 Washington street. Rev. F.J. Masters,
Superintendent; Mrs. M. E. Mastern, Mrs. S. C. Rus-
sell and Miss Gertrude Humphrey, Missionaries;
Fong Suiy, Assistant.
The schools are graded into five classes, employing
five experienced teachers, and are open every evening
during the week except Saturday. Tuition $1 per
month.
Sunday services as follo-ws : Praise Rervi"ps in
English at eleven o'clock A. M. and six o'clock P.M.
Services in Chinese at ll:aO o'clock A. M. and seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School at 12:30 P. M. Week
day services in Chinese every Wednesday at 7 :30P.M.
Street Preaching at Waverly Place every Sunday at
2:15 P. M.
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of llie MtftlioiliHt Episcopal Cl>urch.
This incorporation is funned for the purpose of
founiliiiK clm'thos, of I'stiihliKhiii!,' Sunday scliools
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Ho>vard Street Presbyterian Cliurch.
Location. east side of Howard street between Twenty-
first and Twenty-second. Pulpit vacimt.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meetint; and
Teachers' meeting at half-past seven o'clockWeduesday
evening.
Sunday School at half-past twelve o'clock M.
Independent Presbyterian Clkurch.
Location. Mozart Hall, Market street, between Sev-
enth and Eifjhtli streets. Rev. J. P. Dickson, Pastor ;
residence, 117 Capp street.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church
Location, southeast corner of Van Ness avenue and
Sacramento street. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D.D.,
Pastor; residence. 1921J Washinfttm street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Lecture on
Wednesday evenings. Sunday School and Pastor's
Bible Class at half past twelve P. M. Young People's
Meeting at half-past six P. M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening at half-past seven.
Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Rev. Charles B. Pitiblado, Pastor ; residence,
81:h Bush street.
This church was organized July 17, 1854.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Public Lecture
Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening. Sabbath School meets at half past twelve
o'clock P. M.
Howard Presbyterian Church.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth.
The church was organized September, 1850.
Regular services are held on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A. M. and half -past seven o'clock P. M.
Sunday School meets at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
liarkin Street Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Larkin and Pacific streets. Rev.
John C. Eastman, Pastor; residence, 1332 Vallejo
Street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Young People's Prayer
Meeting Sundays at half past six o'clock P. M., and
regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. The
Sabbath School meets immediately after morning
service.
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle.
Location, northeast corner Golden Gate avenue and
Polk street. Rev. L. M. Schofield, Pastor.
Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven
o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half past nine o'clock
A. M. Young People's Meeting every Sabbath at
half past six o'clock P. M.
Emmanuel Mission.
Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Rev. James Woodworth , Superintendent ; res-
idence, 1713 Stevenson street. Sunday School every
Sabbath at half past two o'clock P. M.
United Presbyterian Church.
Location, west side of Mason street, between Eddy
and El is. Rev. M. M. Gibson. D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, H03 Guerrero street, near Twentieth.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School
at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Rev. John Quincy Adams, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 316 Page.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half
past twelve o'clock P. M.; C. Geddes, Superintendent.
Prayer meetings Wednesdays and Fridays at half-past
seven o'clock P. M.
St. John's Presbyterian Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Mason
and Taylor. Pulpit vacant.
Church services at eleven o'clock A. M. and hall
past seven o'clock P.M. The Sabbath School meets
at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and
Napa. Pulpit vacant.
Services every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clocl
A. M.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Location, Algeria street, near Railroad avenue
South San Francisco. Pastorate vacant.
This Church was organized March 23, 1871. Servicei
every Sabbath at half past ten o'clock, A. M.
Sabbath School meets at twelve o'clock M.,
Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church.!
Services held in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary am
Steiner streets. Pastorate vacant.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M.,
half past seven o'clock P. M.
Lebanon Presbyterian Church.
Locntion somheasf corner of Jersey and Sanche
streets. Pulpit vacant.
Services morning and evening at usual hours.
Second United Presbyterian Church.
Location, Guerrero street, between twenty-secon
and twenty-third streets. Rev. T. B. Stewart, Pastor
residence 809!^ Guerrero street.
Services are held every sabbath at eleven o'clock P.
M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbat
School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Woodbridge Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streeti
Rev. T. J. Curtis, Pastor; resilience 1143 Valencia.
Services at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past sev*
o'clock P. M. Sunday School meets at half pai
twelve o'clock P.M.
Welsh Presbyterian Church.
Place of worship, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Missic
street. Rev. Moses Willinnis, Pastor ; residence. Da'
land Hours of service, eleven o'clock A. M. Sundt
School at half past two o'clock P. M. Average attenil
ance, fifty.
First Presbyterian Chinese Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street. betwe«
Washington and Clay. Rev. A.W. Looniis, D. D. ; re
Ilence, 1213 Leavenworth street, and Rev. A. J. Keii
A. M. ; residence, 1224 Jackson street, Missionarie
with two native assistants.
Religious services in the Chinese and English la
guages are held every Sabbath at eleven A. M.
half past seven P. M. ; Sabbath Schools at fiftec
minutes past twelve and six P. M.
Chinese Mission House.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacii
mento streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis, D. D., residenf
1213 Leavenworth street, and Rev. A. J. Kerr, A. 1.
residence, 1224 Jackson street. Missionaries.
The house contains school rooms and rooms foi
Chinese Christian Association, a chapel which
seat nearly two hundred people, and apartments t
the studies of the missionaries.
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It is free to the Chinese, and is taught by the mis-
sionaries and other teachers who are supported by
the iVIission.
Eelib'ious services in the Chinese and English lan-
guages are held at the close of each eveniug session,
and Hpecial services on Wednesday and Saturday
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Japanese Presbyterian Churcli and
Mission.
Location, 1163 Mission street. Managed by the
Presbyterian MissiouHrles. Services on Sabbath
at eleven A. M. and eigbt P. M. Sabbath School at
half past two P. M. A free school for teaching En-
glish is held every night except Saturday, and closed
with religious instruction. The Japanese Young
Men's Chri.'tian Asi<uciaiiun meets in the same build-
ing and la conducted by the native Japanese.
KOMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
Location, northeast corner of California and Dupont
streets. Mowt Kev. P. W. liiordau. Archbishop ; V.ry
Rev. J. J. Prendergast, V. O. Pastor; Rev. J. E. Cottle
and Kev. W. P. Klrby, Assistants; Rev. William Mc-
Kiuuon, Secretary; Kev. George Mont;'onieiy. Chan-
cellor ; pastoral residence, 628 California street.
Masses: Sundays, at hn]f past seven, nine, and half,
past ten o'clock A. M. ; week days, six, half-pabt six,
Kevcn, and half-past seven o'clock A.M.; Vespers, at
hall-past seven o'clock Sunduy evenings.
St. Dontintc*s Church and Monastery.
Location, northwest corner of Bush and Steiner
streets. Served by the Dominican Fa'.hers connected
with the Church.
Masses Sunday at six, seven, half-past eight, half-
piiHt nine and half piist ten o'clock A. M. Sermon and
l)enediction at half past seven o'clock P. M. Masses
week days at blx, half-past six, seven and eight
o'clock A. M.
St. Francis' Church.
Location, north side of Vallejo street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Rev. J. F. Harrington, Pastor;
Kev. Fathers O'Connor and Fassoiiotti Ashlsiants.
Pastoral residence, northeast corner Vallejo street and
Montgomery avenue.
Masses; Sundays at a quarter psst six, half past
seven, nine, and half past ten o'clock A. M. Ve.spers
and Ueucdiction on Sundays at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Mass on week days at seven o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M.
St. Ignatius' Church.
Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van
Ues-i avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Society
of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College.
Order of Divine Service, Sundays and Holid.iysof
ob'igtttlous: Morning. Masses at live, half past tive.
halt past six. half past seven, lialf past eight, half
past nine and half past t^u o clock A. M. ; ev ning,
Kosary at quarter past seven o'l lock P. .M. ; Vespers
at half past seven o'clock P. M.; Sermon and Hene-
dii tiou at eight o'clock P. M. Weeks days. Morning
Masses at tive, quarter to six, half past six, quarter
past seven and eight o'clock A. M,; evening, Uosary
and other Devotional Exercises at half past seven
o'clock P. M. ; Confessions are heard at all times.
St. Patrick's Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey, Pastor ; Rev.
Thomas Larkiu, Rev. P. Duffy, Rev. W. Lyons and
Rev. .M. Kenneily, Assistants. Patitoral residence,
744 Mission street.
Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes pist seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A. M. ; during the week. daily, at half-past six
and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and Bene-
diction at half past seven o'clock P. M.
Notre Dame des Victoires.
Location, north side of Bush street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. O. Renaudier, Pastor ; residence.
62(3 Bush street.
Masses on Sundaysat nine, and half past ten o'clock
A. M. ; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves-
pers, three o'clock P. M.
Mission Dolores.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Kev. Richard P. Breunan, Pastor ; Rev. W. J.
O'Mahoney and Rev. J. Quill. Assistant Pastors. Pas-
toral residence, adjoining the church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth of Octotar,
1776, although projected in 176'J, by Father Junipero
Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The
first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who
was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambou. At the
organization of this Mission, and for its protection,
there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio,
under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the church, in which the first interment
was made in September, 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventli day of De-
cember, in the same year. In the introductory por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 6,
will be found further det lils connected with the his-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school.
Masses at half past six, eight, one-qnarter to nine,
and halt past ten o'clock A.M. on Sundays and Festi-
vals. \ espers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
Tlie congregation no lunger worships in the old
church, a new one having been erected, and which
wiis dedicated on the •J7ih of February. 18s4. The
new chureh is a beaut ful Gothic edifice, of the thir-
teenth century architecture, finely frescoed, and cost
$J0,000.
St. Joseph's Church.
Location, west side (if Tenth street, between Folsom
and Howard. Rev. P. Scanlou. Pastor ; Rev. J. Coyle,
Rev. W. J. Walph, and Rev. J. J. McCue, Assistants;
residence adjoining the church.
Services on Sundays and Fettival days. Masses; Sun.
days at six, seven, eight, nine, and halt past ten o'clock
A.M.; Catechism at nine o'clock A.M.. and Vespers at
seven o'clo k P.M. in Winter, and half past seven in
Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven,
half past seven, and eigUt o'clock A.M.
St. Rose's Church.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev. D. F.
Nugent, Pastor; Kev. P. Smith, Assistant Pastor;
residence, adjoining church.
Masses are said at eight, nine and half p.ist ten o'clock
A.M. Sunday School at two o'clock P.M., and Ves-
pers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Brid^ret'a Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avi nue. Rev. P. Dermlniiham. Pastor: Rev.
.John Cassin and Rev. Charles O'Neill, Assistants;
residence; adjoining the church.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, nine and
eleven o'clock A. M. and vespers at half past seven
o'clock P. M. Catechism for the children at nine
o'clock A. M. Masses on week days at half past
six and half past seven o'clock A. M.
St. Peter's Church.
Location, west side of Columbia street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey,
Pastor; Rev. M. P. Scanlon and Rev. R. Becker,
Assistants: p.istoral residence, east side of Alabama
street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth.
The .Academy a<ljoining the church , under the charge
of the Sisters of Mercy, accommodates the youth of
the parish.
Mas-ies on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty
minutes past nine o'clock A. M. for boys in the
church, and one o'clock P. M. for girls in the convent.
St. Paul's Church.
Location, northwest corner of Twenty-ninth and
C'lurch streets. Rev Lawrence Breslin. Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1.526 Church street. Rev. J. A. Cassidy, Assist-
ant.
Masses on Sundays at eight and ten o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at half past ten o'clock A. M.
St. Boniface's Church (German).
Location, south side of Golden Gate Av, between
•Tones and Leavenworth. Rev. Geradus Becher, Pas-
t jr ; residence in rear of the church.
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MasRCR on Sundays at eight and hiilf past teno'i-lock
A.M. and Vespors at IimII' psBt three o'clock P.M.;
Mass on work days at half past seven o'clock A.M.;
Catocbism, Sundays at a quarter to eight o'clock
A. M., under the chart^o of the SlBlers of St. Dominic.
St. Teresa'a ChurcU.
Location, east side of Tennessee street, between
Butte and Solano, Potrero. Rev. P. O'Oonnell, Pastor.
Masses on Sundays at seven and ten o'clock A. M.
ChurcU of the Holy Cross.
Location, Calvary Cemetery. Rev. John McGinty,
Pantor ; Rev. John Rogei s. Assistant ; residence, 1826
Eddy street. Masses on Sundays at eight and half-
past nine o'clock A. M. Sunday School after last
Mass.
St. John the Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc-
tavia and Lacuna. Kev. M. D. Connolly, Pastor ; paa-
tor.tl residence, 11'22 Eddy street.
Masses Sundays at six, seven, nine and half-past
ton o'clock A. M. Vespers Sundays, at half-past
seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half-past two
o'clock P. M.
St. Brendan's Church.
Location, northeast corner of Fremont and Harri-
son streets. Rev. John F. Nugent, Pastor ; residence,
320 Harrison. Rev. James Vereker, Assistant Pastor.
Daily masses at half-past seven A. M., and on Sun-
days at six, half-past seven, ball-past nine and ten
A. M. ; Rosary and Benediction at half-past seven
P. M.; Sunday School at half -past nine A. M., taught
by the Sisters of Mercy.
Yglesia de Nueatra Senora de Guadalupe.
Location, north side of Broadway street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. Andres Garriga, Pastor ; pas-
toral residence, 908 Broadway street. Rev. A. M.
Satandren, Assistant Pastor.
This church was organized for the benefit of the
Spanish and Portuguese residents.
Services are held in the Spanish language at ten
o'clock A.M., on Sundays andFestival days. Maseesat
seven, niEe and half-past ten o'clock A. M. Vespers
at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week days
at seven o'clock A. M.
Sts. Pietro e Paolo Clmrch.
Location, northeast corner of Filbert and Dupont
streets. Rev. Carlo Franchi, Pastor; Rev. Crubino
De Romanis, Assistant Pastor; residence adjoining
the church.
All Hallows' Church.
Location, east side Susquehanna street, near Rail-
road Avenue, South San Francisco. Rev. Timothy
Fifzpatrick, Pastor. Masses on Sundays at half-past
seven and ten o'clock A. M., and on week days at half-
past seven o'clock A. M.
Church of St. Charles Borromeo.
Rev. P. J. Cummings, Pastor. Services are held
temporarily at Cannon's Hall, corner of Seventeenth
and Howard streets.
Sacred Heart Church.
Location, southeast corner of Fell and Fillmore
streets. Rev. James Flood, Pastor; Rev. John Bien-
nan, Assistant ; residence, 550 Fillmore,
Chapels.
In addition to services held at the different Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer-
cises take place reg\ilarly at the following institu-
tions : Presentation Convent Chapel, Powell st'eet;
St. Rose's Convent, corner Steiner street and Golden
Gate avenue ; Sacred Heart Convent, corner of Taylor
and Ellis streets ; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, corner
of First and Bryant streets ; Magdalen Asylum Chape],
Potrero avenue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Mary's
College Chapel, San Jose Road; St. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum. South San Francisco ; Sacred Heart College,
corner of Larkin and Eddy streets ; St. Francis Tech-
nical School, corner Gough and Geary
SWEDENBORGIAN.
First NeMT Jerusalem Church.
Location north side of O'Farrell street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. John Doughty, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1.508 Leavenworth street.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M. Administration of the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper at the close of the morning service on the
first Sundays in February, May, August and Novem-
ber. Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Second New Jerusalem Church.
Rev. J.Worcester, Pastor; residence, 1407 Jones.
Meet at Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. Services at
usual hours.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church.
Location, southwest corner of Geary and Franklin
streets. Rev. Horatio Stebbins, D. D., Pastor ; resi-
dence, IGOi) Larkin street.
There is connected with the society an organized
charity, called The Society for Christian Work.
Religious services are held on Sunday at eleven
o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; all
seats are free at the evening services.
The Sunday School has about three hundred and
twenty-one scholars and teachers, and a library of
two thousand volumes. The Sunday School is held at
half past nine o'clock A. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners' Church.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor ; resid-
ence, 1416 Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop,
Missionary.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church services, a large Bible Class for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, and Suilors'
W. C. T. Union, several Prayer meetings on week-
day evenings, preaching on the Sabbath, and per-
sonal labor on the Sabbath and during the week at
the U. S. Marine Hospit il, distribution of bibles and
tracts on shipboard, boarding houses, and elsewhere,
and missionary labors about the streets wharves and
shipping, and on board seagoing vessels. It is an un-
denominational missionary church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, numbering nearly one hun-
dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half-past nine
o'clock A. M. Services every Sabbnth at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer meet-
ings every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, at half past seven o'clock P. M.
Bible Christians.
Place of worship. Foresters' Hall, 20 Eddy street.
Services every Sunday at two o'clock P. M.
Brethren.
These Brethren had origin at Plymouth, England,
about fifty-five years ago, in which country they are
generally known as Plymouth Brethren. They, how-
ever, disclaim being called by any name that would
make them sectarian. Thev simply meet to the
name of Jesus. George Miiller, of The Orphans'
Home, Bristol, England, is among the first Brethren
who came out in England. They meet in this city in
Gospel Hall, 8(!6 Mission street. All correspondence
to be addressed to Charles Montgomery, 319 Sansome.
Christian Advent Church.
Location, Church street, between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth. W. R. Chandler, Elder ; residence, 1711
Church street; Thomas Howell, Assistant Elder,
residence, 20 Derby, off Taylor.
This Society was organized in 1870. Services are
held every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M., and half
past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School immediately
alter morning service.
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Seventh-Day Adventista.
Oraanized, 187 1 ; place of worship, Lignna street,
between Goldeu Gate avenue and McAllister street ;
N. C. McClure, Elder; residence, Oakland.
Services every Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M.,
; and Sundays at half past seven o'clock P. M. 8ab-
. baih bchoul every Saturday at a quarter before ten
o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings
r at bcilf-past seven o'clock.
The Independent German Cong^eg^atlon of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
: Mr. Fred. Schuenemann-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell
■ street, every Tuesday at eight o'clock P. M. Sunday
: School at half past nine o'clock A. M. ; Saturday
•School at half passt nine o'clock A. M. ; number of
■ scholars, one hundred.
First Engllab Evan|;elical Lutheran
Church.
Services held in Asieiubly Hall, 1412 Polk street.
Kev. Oliver C. Miller, Pastor; residence, 3011 Cali-
fornia.
Services every Sunday at the usual hours. Sunday
School at a quarter beforn ten o'clock. A new church
•will be erected by this Society dnriuK the year, on
Geary straet, between G )ugh and Octavla streets.
St. Johannes B. IVI. Kirche.
Place of worship, Arujy street, between Ouerrero
land Dolores streets. Rev. J. M. Winkler, Pastor.
ER«or;;anized Church of .Tesus Christ
of Latter-Day Sulntii (San Francisco
Brunch;.
Organized 18(i3. George S. Lincoln, Presiding Elder.
Meets every Sunday at balf-pust seven o'clock P. M.
\in Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
1 Russian Church.
Place of worship, 1713 Powell. Rev. W. N. Wetch-
|<touio£f, .■irch-priest; residence, 1715 Powell street.
I Services every Sunday at half past ton o'clock A. M.
•nd seven o'clock P. .\I.. and Saturday at seven o'clock
'P. M. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M.
liere is a school in i-onnection with the church
held every day during the week except Sunday, for
the instruction of children in religion and preparing
ihem for the church.
Friends' Sleeting^.
Services held in Superior Court Room No. 4, third
floor New City Hall, every First Day, at eleven o'clock
k. M. Entrance on the north side, at the small door
oear the center of the building. An invitation to
Utend is cordially extended to all.
First Spiritual Union of San Francisco.
This society maintains its organization but holds
10 meetings for religious services. Mrs. R. .\. Rob-
insou. President; M. B. Dodge, Vice-Presideut ; C. H.
iWads worth, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Seliua C. Cook,
Treasurer.
Solden Gate Relljfioiis and Philosophical
Society.
Mrs. E. L. Watson. Pastor. Meets everv Sundav at
metropolitan Hall, NE cor Fifth and Jessie. Services
t half past ten o'clock A. M. and half-past seven
I'clock P. M.
SOCIETIES
Religious.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY.
-Geo. C. McConnell, Depositary and Siiperintendent
f Colportage. This society was organized in 1825, to
iffuse Gospel truth through the printed page. Its
.eadquarters are at l.iO Nassau street. New York.
It.s depository, at 735 Jlarket street, is also the de-
ository of the American Sunday School Union and
de Congregational Publishing Society.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo.
er :!0, 18l9. Depository, 735 Market street. Meet-
ings of the Board of Trustees are held by appoint-
ment, on the Tuesday after the first Sunday of each
month. Anuis Merrill. President; Wm. Abbott, Sec-
retary; Edward P. Flint, Treasurer; Superiutendent,
Rev. .John Thompson ; residence, 1350 Franklin street,
Oakland ; Geo. C. McConnell, Depositary.
GENERAL BAPTIST CONVENTION OF THE
I STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized in May, 1881.
I Meets annually in May of each year.
j Officers.— Rev. W. M. Kincaid, San Francisco, Pres-
I ident; Hon. H. E. McCune, Dixon. Vice-President;
; Rev. J. C. Jordan, Fresno, Secretary; W. R. Strong,
I Sacramento, Treasurer.
I JAPANESE MISSION OF THE METHODIST
] EPISCOPAL CHTliCH.— Rev. M. C. Harris. Superin-
! tendent ; Eanichi Miyama, Assistant. Location, 531
Jessie street, between Sixth and Seventh. Object:
I the Christianizing of the Japanese, teaching of the
I Engli^h language, and giving aid to the needy. Re-
I moved from 9J0 Washington street to present locs-
! tiou in November, 1836.
I LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHI'RCH.— Organized 1873. Meets every Friday at
Trinity Church, after morning service. The object of
i the society isto tike undi-r its care the destitute and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church parish,
I to tiiid employment for those requiring it, and to pro-
i vide clothing and assistance for such as may be in
need of it ; to visit ami comfort the sick and the
I afflicted: to endi-avorto bring to thechuVch those who
I are neglectful of its s.rvioes, and particularly the
poorer and friendless classes: to gather chiliren into
the Sunday School, and to aid in providing active and
■•ompetent teachers ; in short, to do all In its power,
under the guidance and direition of the Rector of the
parish, t.) advance the interests of the Church of
Christ, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
Officers— Mrs. William Alvord, President; Mrs. H.
W. Beers, Vice-President : Miss Mary Brown, Secre-
tary; -Miss C. Van Wy.k, Treasurer.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. — PACTFIO
COAS r BRANCH.— rhe Book Concern was established
in 1789 on a borrowed C8plt.il of $600.
The San Francisco Depository, 1037 Market street.
Rev. J. D. Hammond, Agent, was established in 1864,
and entered its own present commodious building in
1877. The National Temperance Publication Society
of New York, and the Publishing House of the M. E.
Church S >uth, of Nashville, are represented by full
lines of stock.
PRESBYTERIVN MISSION HOME. — 933 Sacra-
mento street : carried on by the Occidental Branch
of the Woman's Foreign Mis.'^ionarj- Society of the
Presbyterian Church ; organized March, 1874. and has
for its especial field of labor the evangelization of
heathen women on the Pacific Coast. Thirty-one
auxiliar>' societies have been formed on the coast,
seven of which are located in this city. The society
purchased in June, 187P, the property at 933 Sacra-
mento street for the purposes of the Mission Home.
Daily school in English and Chinese is maintained,
and Chinese women a^e in cases of per.-iecution
.afforded shelt-r in the Home ; the largest number of
pupils at any one time in the Home being thirty-
eight.
Officers.— Mrs. P. D.Browne, President : Mrs. T. B.
Henshelwood, Treasurer : Mrs. E. V. Bobbins, Record-
jug Secret.iry ; Mrs. .A.J. Kerr, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; Miss M. Culbertson. Superintendent. Under
this management ia conducted the Occidental Chinese
Mission Day School, 753 Clay street. Miss M. M. Bas-
kin, teacher.
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1875. Composed of the clergy and laity of the
several Presbyterian churches of the City.
The Union meets quarterly at the different churches.
The Board of Directors meet on the first Monday
of each mouth.
Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union every
S'lnday afternoon as follows : 56 First street, H. S.
Blackwell. Superintendent; comer Jersey and San-
chez streets. Rev. John Carrington. Superintendent,
aud Mecartn -y's Hall, 927 Pacific street, H. 8. Black-
well Superintendent.
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Centiiiulal School— North siile Howard streit, near
Tenth, 1). W. Horshnr^li, Siiperlnteiuleut.
Olllicra.— I. C. Bowcti, President; Thomas MaRee,
Vice-President; Wni. Ross, U. cording Sccntnry ; J. I.
Husband, Correspondiun Secretary ; H. L. VauWiuUle,
Treasurer.
PROOUESSIVE SPiniTUALISTS. — An incorpor-
ated Soclery, nieetin(j every Sunday at two o'clock
P. M., in Washington Hall, iif) Eddy street.
SAN FUANCISOO BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.—
OrKsnlzed in July, 1884. Busi'iess meetings held
monthly and puldic meetings quarterly.
Officers.— A. B. Forbes, President; P. D. Code,
Vice-President ; G. A. Hull, U. S. A., Secretary ; J. K.
Bennett, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS' TTNION.- Inrorporated
June G, 1884. Location, 7U Bush street. This Society
is formed in the interest of the self-reliant, self-
respecting girls of San Francisco, and unprotected
Strangers.
Its object is to open attractive rooms for music,
reading, etc. ; form classes for practical aid in the
line of each girls's own endeavor ; also, to sublet all
priviite rooms in the Society's buildingto those with-
out or too remote from friends and home, and furnish
board at moderate cost.
Officers for 1887.— President, Mrs. S. P. Taylor;
Vice-Presidents, Mrs.R. N. Lilienthal and Mrs. E. L.
Campbell ; Treasurer. Wm. Bosworth; Secretary, Mrs.
H. P. Wakele^ ; Recording Secretary, Mrs. C. E. Kinney.
Office hours from nine A. M. to five P. M.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 1860. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in thi
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
may become a member by paying $5 a year, or a life
member by the payment at one time of $50.
Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President; J.G.Jack-
son. Vice-President; J. Rowell. Secretary; Robert
Balfour, Treasurer; Ira P. Rankin, Robert Balfour,
George W. Gibbs, David Pool, S. S. Smith, J. W.
Whiting, J. G. Levensaler, Charles Ferris and J.
Bo well. Trustees.
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.—Organized Oc-
tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church ; and is under the auspices of the
ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex-
pected to aid in its support. The objects of the so-
ciety are to relieve the sick and destitute, distribute
clothing, seek employment for needy women, and
assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways. Con-
tributions of reading matter are distributed to the
prisons, hospitals and asylums. The money needed
for the prosecution of this work is obtained by the
Sewing Society of the Congregation, which meets
every alternate Monday at two o'clock P. M. in the
church parlors, to which all are cordially invited.
Officers.— Mrs. C. M. Hardy, President ; Mrs. H. S.
Stebbins, Vice-President ; Mrs. J. S. Bugbee, Secre-
tary; Mrs. J. T. Bonestell. Treasurer.
GENTLEMENS' SODALITY OF THE BLESSFD
VIRGIN MARY.— Organized November, 1861, for the
spiritual benefit of its members. The society is
governed by a Director, who is one of the Fathers of
St. Ignatius Church, together with a Prefect and two
assistants ; a Secretary, Treasurer and other officers,
aswellasa council of twelve members elected an-
nually. Its present Director is Rev. Joseph M. Neri,
S.J. Sodality meetings held every Sunday and holi-
days at half past seven o'clock, A. M., in their chapel,
basement of St. Ignatius Church, on Hayes street,
west of Van Ness avenue. Number of members
about five hundred.
It possesses a reading room and select library of
about 3,000 volumes ; opened also to non-members on
payment of a small fee, on Sunday afternoon and on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
LADIES' SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY.— Meets on Sundays, at half-past two o'clock
P. M.,in their chapel, over the eastern side aisle of St.
Ignatius' Church. Number of members, two hundred
and fifty. Director Rev. A. Maraschi, S. J.
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Workers is composed of the members of the church
and congregation of the First Free Baptist Church,
Officers. —President. Mrs. R. Barton; Vice Prt'sl-
deut, Mrs. B. NicoU; Secretary, Miss E. Root;
Tri'uBurer, Mrs. C. Doo ; Board ot' Uirectors, Mrs. Bar-
low Dyer, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. W. Brooke.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.-Iu-
corporated •September 13, 18.")3. For tlie attainment
of the objects of this association there is pro-
vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free
to all members of this association ; employment de-
partment for young men ; monthly musical and liter-
ary receptions ; evening educational classes. Mem-
bership ticket, $.5 00 a year. A reading room, well
supplied with current literature, daily, weekly, pi
torial, secular, and religious papers, tree to all su<
as conform to the rules and regulations issued by the
Board of Managers from time to time. The library
contains upward of four thousand volumes. There
is also a gymnasium connected with the institution
A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held
at the rooms every day at twelve o'clock noon. Bible
Class, on Friday evenings at eight o'clock. Services
in the large hall of the association every Sunday at
three o'clock P. M., and every Monday at eight
o'clock P. M. Both services exclusively for young
men.
The association has a large and handsome building
on Sutter street, between Kearny and Grant avenue
owned by tliem and free from debt. The free reading
rooms are open every day from half-past eight o'clock
A. M. to ten o'clock P. M.
Officers.- George W. Gibbs, President; H. J. Mc
Coy, General Secretary ; Prentiss Selby, Treasurer ; L
B. Benchley, Librarian. Board of Directors— Gen. O.^
O. Howard, Monroe Greenwood, Peter B. Simons,
John F. Myers, Prentiss Selhy, Charles Goodall. S
Smith, N. P. Cole, Robert Dickson, J. G. Levensaler,
Walter N. Hawley, J. C. Angell, George W. Gibbs,
Capt. G. A. Hull, R. V. Watt, A. B. Forbes, E. W.
Newhall.
Beanch Association.— A branch of the association
known as the Twentieth Street Branch, is located at
2319 Mission street. A complete branch of the. asso.
elation in all departments is carried on at this point,
The building Is attractively furnished and fitted upj
Mr. J. W. Butler is Chairman of the Executive Com-j
mittee of the branch ; Mr. Albert G. Sheahau, Treas.|
urer, and Mr. Robert S. Boyns, General Secretary,'
They also have a fine gymnasium, parlors, reading^
room, library, hot and cold shower and tub bathsj
dressing, reception rooms, hall, etc.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ
ized October 14, 1877. The objects of the association
are:
1st. The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social condition of its members.
2d. The protection of Hebrew interests.
The association at present numbers one hundred
members, and meets monthly at their rooms 42]
Post street.
Officers- Herman Enkle, President; M. Salberg
Vice-President; George H. Zekind, Recording Sec
tary ; J. D. Abranis Treasurer; Max Popper, H.
Dinkelspiel, and H. R. Newbauer. Directors.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated Februar;
1, 1878. Number of members, about one hundred an(
eighty. The objects of the association includes th
estabiishment of an industrial department for desti
tute women, a reading room and library for womei
and girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo
ral aid and encouragement to friendless and homeles
young women arriving or residing in the city, andth
extension of moral and religious surroundings to al
families needing such ministrations.
The rooms of the association are located at 912 Sii tte
street, and consist of library, reading and sewing
rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol
umes of well selected literature, and the reading roor
is copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals
The annual meeting is held on the first Friday '
Janua y of each year.
Officers— Mrs. L. C. Redington, President ; Mrs. I
D. Browne and Mrs. W. O. Gould, Vice-Presidents
Miss H. Van Winkle. Recording Secretary; Mrs. I. B
Jlorse. Treasurer; Mrs. J. F. Merrill, Correspondin
WILLING WORKERS.— The Society of Willing ' Secretary.
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$9,658,479.
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Benevolent.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.— This organiza-
tion is a secret bf^nevoleut society, connected with
■which is a beneficiary system for the relief of nick
and distressed members and the heirs of deceased
menibeis. Grand Secretary's office. *6 St. Ann's
Builillng.
A Grand Council was instituted Auctist 8. 1881.
Grand Officers: G.-o. W. Dixon, ban Francisco.
Grand Commander; J. M. Gleaves. Bedding, Grand
Vlce-Cominander ; W. D. Mansfield, San Francisco.
Grand Orator; C. O. Burton, San Francisco, Grand
Secretary; John N. Besse, Watsonvllle, Grand Treas-
urer; Kev. Thomas Filben. Sacramento. Grand Chap-
lain ; Henry Tyack, Grass Valley, GrHnd Guide ; Kale
Willats. San Francisco, Grand Warden; Frank Ey,
'Anaheim, Grand Sentry.
There are seventy-two subordinate Councils under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Cotmcil, fifteen of which
I are located in San Francisco, as follows:
Golden Cocncil No. 118.— Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Alta Council No. 147.— Meets every first and third
Friday evening at Alcazar Building.
Mtrtle Councii, No. 187.— Meets every Wednesday
evening, at 32 O'Farrell.
California Council No. 2.';0. — Meets every first and
third Monday evenings in the month at 32 O'Farrell
I streets.
Bohemian Council No. 2G1.— Meets the first and
third Wednesday evenings of every month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
San Francisco Council No. 442. — Meets every first
I and third Tuesday evenings at 417 Ki amy street.
Washinoton Council No. 4H0.— Meets every second
I and fourth Tuesday evenings in the month at ilO
I Post.
Occident Council No. 602. — Meets every second
I and fourth Saturday evenings in the mouth at Alca
I aar Building.
Golden West Council No. 547.— Meets every Frid.>iy
I evening in the month at corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
Golden Star Council No. !548. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 121 Eddy street.
Protection Council No. 5%. — Meets second and
• fourth Friday evening in Alcazar Building.
Metpopolis Council No. (WO. — Meets every Satur-
day eveniug at 320 Post street.
Mystic Counc;il No. 674. — Meets every third and
fourth Thursday evenings in the mouth, at 320 Post
street.
Golden Shore Council No. 695.— Meets first and
■ third Saturday evenings in the month, at 32 O'Farrell
I street.
Eureka Council. No. !>fi7.— Meets at 35 Eddy street
I on tlie first and third Thursday evenings of every
I month.
i ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.— The objects
of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief
to their widows and orphans, to find employment for
the unemploy. d. and ail other benevolent p\irposes.
There are about tifty courts in the State, also branches
known as Knights of Sherwood Forest and the Com-
panions of the Forest.
Subsidiary High Court of the Unitfd States. —
Organized 1x74. Meets biennially. Next meeting at
M'nneapolis in .\.ugust, ISSy.
California District.— Organized December, 1879.
Officrs.— P. F. McNultv, D. C. R. ; J. H. Chapman.
D. S. C. R. ; H. Tostuiann. D. Treasurer; C. H.
Bremer. D. Secretary. 310 O'Farrell street. F. L.
Royce. D. B. Meets quarterly.
Court Robin Hood, No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at 413 Sutter street.
Court Eureka. No. ei4t>.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 32 O'Farnll street.
Court Aurora, No. 64S0.— Meets first and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court America, No. 64.54.— Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month in Champion Hall.Potrero.
Court California, No. 6671.— Meets first and third
Tuesday of each month at 20 Eddy street.
Court Occidental, No. 6676.— Meets second and
fourth' Thursdays of each month in Alcazar Building.
Court Golden Gate, No. 6681.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court San Francisco, No. 6744.— Meets first and
third TLiursdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Bay Citt, No. 6857.— Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at 121 Eddy Street.
Court Eucliean, No. 6932.— Meets every Monday
evening at 32 O Farrell street.
Court Star of the West, No. 6956.— Meets every
Friday evening at Odd Fellows' Building.
Court Eclipse, No. 6972.— Meets every Monday
evening at '20 Eddy street.
Court Hubertus No. 7125.— Meets every Friday
eveniug at 413 Sutter street.
Court Justice, No. 7182.— Meets Second and fourth
Monday of every mouth at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Star of the Mission, No. 7197. — Meets
every Wednesday at corner Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.
Court Hercules, No 7206.— Meets every Monday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Inter Nos, No. 7353.— Meets every Friday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Golden West. No.74«7— Meets every Thurs-
day evening at Odd Fellows' Building.
Court German America, No. 7472.— Meets every
Thursilay evening at 510 Bush street.
C'URT Zenith. No. 7474.— Meets every Monday
eveniug at 1133 Mission street.
Court Golden State. No. 7495.— Meets every Wed-
neKday eveniug at Odd Fellows' Building.
Court Defiance, No. 7840.— Meets every Thursday
eveniug at l.'l Eddy street.
Court Palla Verde. No. 75.50.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening at SlU Bush street.
Court Twin Peaks. No. 75-.6.— MeeU every Wed-
nesday evening at Rohweder's Hall.
Court Stanford, No. 7563.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 32U Post Street.
Court Alcatraz. No. 7582. —Meets second and
fourth Frldaysat 812 Pacific street.
Court Olympic. No. 7584.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 32 O'Farrell street.
Court Pride of California, No. 1 (.Jtivenile
Branch).— M.ets first and third Tuesdays of each
month, at 220 Mason street.
Court Young .\merica. No. 2 (Juvenile Branch).—
Meets first ami third Saturdays of each month in
Champion Hall, Potrero.
KNIGHTS OF THE SHERWOOD FOREST— Pio-
neer Conclave, No. 11.— Meets first and third Fri-
days at 927 MiS!-ion street.
Unity Conclave. No. 35.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 20 Eddy street.
JUVENILE KNIGHTS OF SHERWOOD FOREST.—
Unity Conclave, No. 1.— Meets first and third Tues-
day, at Armory Hall, corner of Howard and New Mont-
gomery streets.
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.-This branch
was instituti-d In San Francisco in 188.'!. and formiHy
recognized as the Lidies' Branch of the Aucieut Or-
der of ForeKters at the Subsidiary High Court meet-
ing in Detroit, August, 1885.
Supremts Circle.— Meets biennially. The next
meeting will be held at Minneapolis, Minn., in Aug-
ust, 18«9.
Grand Circle of California.— Meets snnaally.
Offict-rs— G. H. Cordy. G. C. C. ; J. 8. W. Saunders,
G. S. C. C. ; C. H. Bremer, G. Secretary. 310 O'Fairell
street; Thomas Sewell. G. Treasurer; Mrs. H. Levy,
G. R. G.: Miss J. Boebiii. G. L. G. ; F. Dodd. G I. G. ;
J. H. Walleusiein, G. O. G. ; H. Beaver, F. C. Hens-
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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ley, and A. Durfee, GrHnrt Trustees ; M. J. MiBreiirty,
Ml88 S. Scbwarz and G. Pohlnmiiu. Graud Auditors.
Washington Circlk No. 1.— Meets second aud
fourth ThurBdayH at 'JO Eddy street.
ExCELsiou CiiiOLE, No. '2.— Moots secoud and fourth
Tn. sdays at -iO Eddy street.
Bay City Cihcle. No. 11.— Meets first and third
ThursduyH at 114 O'Farroll utreet.
MiNEnv.\ CincLF, No. 20.— Meets second and fourth
Fridays at corner Twenty-elglith aud Valencia streets.
Diana Ciuole, No. 22. — Meets second and fourth
Tliursdays at 20 Eddy street.
G.iLUF.N Gate Circle. No. 23.— Meets first and third
I Mondays at 114 O'Farrell street.
Justice Cihcle, No. 25.— Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 121 Eddy street.
LoBELEY Circle, No. 26.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 32U Post street.
Harmonie Circle, No. 27. — Meets every Friday
evening at 427 Pot.t street.
Live Oak Circle, No. 29.— Meets first and third
Mondays at 114 O'Farrell street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.—
This Order, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, lS7o, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rank among our many secret benevolent orders. Over
two hundred and fifty-two Lodges have been formed
in the State, with an aggregate membership of over
eighteen thousand.
The Grakd Lodge of California.— Organized
1877. Meets in San Francisco. Office, 40 St. Ann's
Building.
Officers.— E. F. Loud, P. G. M. W. ; A. C. Bane, G. M.
W. ; J.N.Toung, G.F. ; F.Adams. G. O. ; H. G. Pratt.
Graud Recorder; C. H. Haile, Grand Receiver; Oscar
Robinson, G. G. ; Frank Ey, G. I. W. ; Thomas W.
Wells, G. O. W.
Twenty-five Lodges have been instituted in this
city, viz:
San Francisco Lodge No. 4.— Meets every Wednes-
day at 320 Post street.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 8. — Meets every Thurs-
day at 32 O'Farrell street.
Harmony Lodge No. 9. — Meets every Saturday at
Alcazar Building.
Yerba Buena Lodge No. 14.— Meets every Friday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Bernal Lodge No. 19.— Meets every Monday at
comer of Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Unity Lodge No. 27
Eddy street.
Valley Lodge No. 30.— Meets every Wednesday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Spartan Lodge No. 36
O'Farrell street.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 41.-
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Myrtle Lodge No. 42. -Meets first, third and
fourth Saturdays at 913 Market street.
Franklin Lodge No. 44. — Meets every Friday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Hercules Lodge No. 53. — Meets every Friday at
southwest corner Geary and Steiner streets.
Washington Lodge No. 60.— Meets every Thuri-
day at Alcazar Building.
Bttrns' Lodge No. 68.— Meets every Thursday at
Alcazar Building.
Sts. -John Lodge No. 73.— Meets every Thursday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Excelsior Lodge No. 126. — Meets every Thursday
at 2319 Mission street.
Oltjipic Lodge No. 127. — Meets every Tuesday at
Alcazar Building.
-Meets every Tuesday at 121
-Meets every Friday at 32
•Meets every Monday
Fidelity Lodge No. 136.-
at 320 Post street.
-Meets every Wednesday
Bay View Lodge No. 159. — Meets every Friday at
corner linilroad avenue and Trinidad street, South
Sun Francisco.
Memorial Lodge No. 174.— Meets every Monday
at 32 O'FaiToU sfr.et.
FniENDSHir Lodge No. 179.— Meets every Wednea-
day at 32 O'Farrell street.
Triumph Lodge No. 180.— Meets every Tuesday at
320 Po^t street.
NoE Valley Lodge No. 185.— Meets every Tuesday
at corner Church and Twenty-fourth streets.
Alta Lodge No. 242.— Meets every Tuesday at cor-
ner of Tweuty-fourth and Folsom streets.
Fairmount Lodge, No 247.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at corner of Valencia aud Twenty-eighth
streets.
Eureka Valley Lodge, No. 2.52. — Meets every
Thursday evening at corner of Market and Castro
streets.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. — Organieed March.
1886. M.-ets at 71 New Montgomery street. Object-
Prevention of pauperism and crime.
Officers.— B. P. Flint. President; John M. Burnett,
W. B. Hooper and Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, Vice-Presi-
dents ; Mrs. Joseph S. Spear, Secretary ; S. W. Levy,
Treasurer.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Incorpo-
rated September 2S. 1870. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month, at Druid's Hall, 413*
Sutter street. Number of members, two hundred
and fifty
Officers— M. Scanatish, President; Felix Benner,
Vice-President; E. L. Llndwall, Treasurer; N. Bol-
linger, Recording Secretary; H. Hienz, Financial
Secretary.
AUSTRIAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Organ,
ized April 12, 1879. Number of members, one hun-
dred and twenty. Meets at 71 New Montgomery street,
on the first and tbird Thursdays of each month.
Object — To assist needy members in case of sickness
or distress.
Officers. — M. P. Milloglav, President; R. T. Mich-
aelson, Vice-President ; J. F. Sylvia, Recording Sec-
retary: N. P. Milloglav, Treasurer; I. Gurmendez,
Financial Secretary.
AUSTRIAN MILITARY AND BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION—Incorporated March 27, 1879. Number
of members, 85. Meets every Wednesday evening at
310 O'Farrell street. Object: To assist its members
in sickness or distress.
Officers — George Dabelich, President ; B. M. Burin,
Vice-President: R Spiro, Recording Secretary; J. M.
Russell.Financial Secretary ; P. Sevetinich, Treasurer ;
L. Vicevich, Sergeant-at-Arms ; A. Raddich, Conduc-
tor; R. Spiro, Captain; A. Herzo. First Lieutenant;
M. Radulovisch, Second Lieutenant.
BELGIAN MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY— Soci^t^
Beige de Secours Mutuels. This society was organ-
ized April 1, 1883. Number of members, about lOO;
meetings, first and third Friday of each month at
Lafayette Hall, 730 Montgomery street. W. B. Chap-
man, (Consul for Belgium) Honorary President ;
F. Deleau. President ; E. J. Imhaus, Vice-President ;
L. Andre, Recording Secretary ; J. R. Nevraumont,
Financial Secretary ; Louis Nevraumont. Treasurer.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS.— Organized April 11, 1876. John W. Porter,
District Deputy and Exalted Grand Ruler for Call,
fornia.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Sunday
at half-past twelve P. M., in Alcazar Buildinsj.
Officers.— Thomas Alexander, E. R. ; Albert A.
Teny, E. L. K. ; Will P. Adams, E. L. K. ; T. Coyle,
E. L. K.; William C. Dudley, Secretary; Charles W.
Nevin, Treasurer: George W. Roach, Tyler. Ap-
pointed Office s -Esquire, W. P. George; I. G., John
Burns ; Chaplain, J. Harry Banfield.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No. 4.—
Meets every fourth Sunday in January, at 121 Eddy
street.
Officers. — Albert Elkus. President ; Joseph Roths-
child, First Vice-President ; Felix H. Merzbach, Sec-
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Luiher, Treasurer: Jacob DaviK, Guard ; B. Tlosen-
bciK, MessenRer; Trnstc'es, Herman Enkel, Gabriel
Cohen and Herman Abrams.
Ten lodges have been orRanized in this city, all of
•which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building upon the
following evenings, viz:
Ophib Lodge, No. 21. — Meets every Wednesday.
Unity Lodge, No. 273.— Meets every Monday.
MoDiN Lodge. No. 42.— Meets every Tuesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 48.— Meets every Thursday.
MoNTEFiORE LoDGE, No. 51.— Mcets cvcry Monday.
Columbia Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Monday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 129.— Meets every Wed-
nesday.
Occidental Lodge, No. 325.— Meets every Tuesdav.
Califobnia Lodge, No. 163.— Meets every Thurs-
day.
Cbemiecx Lodge, No. 325.— Meets every Monday.
B'nai B'rith Hall Association. — Incorporated
April '.I, 187H, for the purpose of building and main-
taining a suitable structure for the accommodation
of the order. Under its auspices a magnificent four
story hall building has been erected upon Eddy ."itreet,
between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the
lot. $75. 00(1. Grand dancing hall with stage arrange-
ment, with perfect dining-room accomodation. The
furnishing Involved an additional outlay of flS.nOO.
Six capacious halls are contained within the building,
besides a library and readingrooni. The library con-
taiiiK about seven thousand volumes.
Officers.— D. A. D'Ancona, President; Herman
Abrams, Vice-President; Louis Blank, Secretary; Ga-
briel Cohen. Treasurer; O. Goldschmidt, Librarian ;
J. Kosenthal, Janitor.
Board of Relief, I. O. B. B.— Organized Febru-
ary :i. 18H4.
Officers.- H. Blackman, President; Edward I.
Wolfe, Secretary.
BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated
September 15, 1874. Rescues homeless, neglected or
abused children of California, and juvenile oflfenders
wlio would otherwise be coiumlited to prison ; pro-
vides for such until fuitable homes or employment
are found for them, and continues to look after their
condition and treatment; maintains reading rooms,
libraries, biiths, a gyniuHsium. savings bank, sewing
B. he ol, class in music, and classes for instruction in
other branches; also lectures, entertainments, and a
teiijperance orKanizatioii. LodgiuRs are furnished at
a nominal cost to working boys and girls who have
i neither homes nor suitable giiNrdlanship in the city.
The work is free from sectarianism and depends upon
voluntary contributions for its support. Office and
" Home," corner Grove and Baker streets, San Fran-
cisco.
Officers.— Georce C. Perkins, President; Charles
IE. Allen, Secretary; Dudley C. Bates, Treasurer; E.
T. Dooley, Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR-
:NI.\.— Rooms, 5:n California street.
This society was organized in ISi'iS, for the purpose
of atl'ordins relief to sick and destitute members and
per.sons who were subjects of Great Britain at the
time of their birth, and of promoting the sorial and
intellectual improvement of its members. Since its
organization it has disbursed exclus-lvely f.r relief
I $5.1.400, and has procured employment for over eicht
thousand persons. Between twelve and thirteen
:liundred members have been admitted to inemher-
shiji. and there are now some one hundred and fifty
paying members, including thirteen life members,
on the rolls. The Board of Relief is in attendance
daily from ten o'clock A.M. to one o'<loek P.M. The
regular meeting is held on the first Tuesday of each
month, at four o'clock P. M.
Officers.- .lames H. Dobinson, President; C. P.
rFarnfield, Firxt VicVPresident ; George Gaunton, Sec-
ond Vice-President ; Percy Beamish. Treasurer ; J. P.
tMcCurrie, Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,
Division No. 1(U. — Meets second Tuesday and third
Sunday at suitheast corner Valencia and Sixteenth
Btrei ts; H. Brewer, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized
November 27, 1865.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the improve-
ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and en< ouraaement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
forthemselvesan honest livelihood.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President; Rev. James
Woodworth, Secretan' and General Agent ; Nathaniel
Gray, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 1876. Number of members, two hundred.
Objects : To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a public
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. Office. 604 Merchant street, ro<im 12.
Officers.— Charles Sonutag, President ; R.H. McDon-
ald, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF VICE.— Organized for the purpose of enforcing
the laws for the suppression of th>- trade in, and clr-
lulatlon of obscene literature, and such other vices
as may be determined upon by the Society. Office of
the Secretary, 604 Merchant street, room 14.
Officers —Ira P. Rankin. President; R. H. McDon-
ald, Jr., Treasurer ; C. R. Bennett. Secretary.
C.\LIFORNIA WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Locttlon
Sacramento street, between Baker and Lyon. Inaug-
urated May, 1867. Organized May, 1868. Incor-
poratJ-d J innarj-, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment
of diseises peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It Is open to all irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
and gives relief to two classes of patients: Ist. To
those who are destitute and unable to pay anything.
2d. Those whose means are too limited to enable
them to pay for private medical attendance, by pay-
ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
attendance and nursing without charge. Application
for admission must be made t > the Lady Managers or
the Matron at the H'ispital— Mrs. J N. Logan.
Officers.- A. J. Ralston, President; J. R. Bol-
ton, Vice-President: A. Hulsev, Secretary and Tnas-
urer; Beverley McMunagle. M.D., Surgeon in-Chief ;
Mrs. A. N. Towne, President ; Mrs. Charles Crocker.
Vice-President; Mrs. A. Halsey, Secretary Board of
Lady Managers.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Incorporated Septembers, 1869. Num.
ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second j
Monday of ea h mi<nth at 11H3 Mission street. i
Officers.- Thomas Price, President; H. A Powell, I
First Vice-President; W. A. Jones, Second Vice- I
President; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; John Edwards, i
Corresponding and Financial Secretary ; J.T.Evans, I
Recording Secretary.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized Oct iber 26, 1862. Me. tings held the first
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one hundred and twenty-
five.
Their obiect is to relieve and care for the sick. In-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
funds and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Officers. — .J. Jackson, President ; Charles Grosslicht,
Secretary ; L. Levine, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ-
Ized September. 1861. Incorporated May, 1868. Meet-
ings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nai
B'rith Hall. 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and forty.
Object : To afford relief to its members in case of
sickness or distri-ss.
Officers.- M. Baum. President ; A bram Samuels, Re-
cording Secretary; Joseph Simon, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY— |
Orsanized February, 18.57. Meetings held the first j
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
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Edil.v titrect. The objeit of this society Is to aid its
members lu case of sickness or lUstress.
Oflii-ers.— a. Welnhill, President ; Wui. Green. Vice-
President ; W. Myer, Soiretury ; W. Gelst, Treasurer.
CHEBUA B'UITH SHALOM SOCIETY.-OrRnnized
July H, 18()i). Meotinns held the first Sunday of each
mouth at ;)'2 O'Farrell street. Number of niouibers,
one hundred and thirty. Objeet: To aid Its uaeni-
bersin ease of siekness or distress.
Oftieer.i.— Thomas Cohn, President; 8. Pollack,
Secretary.
OHEBRA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 20. 1874. :Meetin;;8 held the second Sunday of
each month, at 121 Eddy street. Number of mem-
bers, ninety.
Officers.— J. Israelsky, Secretary; Samuel Basch,
Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY- Incorporated
October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at 1'21 Eddy street. Object: Mutual re-
lief of its members.
Officers. — Oscar Nathan, President ; Solomon
Ba-sker, Vice-President; Jacob Gans, Secretary; D.
Davis, Treasurer.
DANISH LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.— Mrs. N.
Iverson, President; Mrs. C. Blach and Mrs. C. M.
Soreuson, Vice-Presidents; James Madison, Re-
cording Secretary ; Mrs. James Madison, Financial
Secretary ; H. Ravn, Treasurer. Number of members,
one hundred and seventy-five. Meets first Wednes-
day of every month at 155 New Montgomery street.
ELITE CLDB. -Organized November 24, 1877.
Objects: Benevolence. Meet evf-ry second Monday
in each month, at their rooms 80fi Howard street.
Officers— Edward P. Donovan, President; James E.
Clisham, First Vice-Prepident : John J. McKenna,
Second Vice-President; William Callelly, Secretary:
John J. McCarthy, Financial Secretary ; C. D. Broder,
Treasurer.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October, 18.50, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members, six hundred
and fifty, who pay one dollar each per month,
besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, for the
support of widows and orphans. The society has a
fund on interest. Office, 414 Clay street.
Officers.— August Helbing, President ; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary ; Max Ordenstein, Treasurer.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Organized Decem-
ber 8, 18fi2. Reorganized April 15. 1872. under an Act
of the Legislature, approved March 14, 1872. Meetings
of the company are held on the third Monday of
each month, at their hall on Brenham Place.
I Officers.— Henry D. Hudson, President; John C,
Cutter, Vice-President; George W. Corbell, Secretary;
George T. Bohen, Treasurer.
i EXCHANGE FOR "WOMAN'S WORK.— Rooms, 116
Sutterstreet. The object is to dispose, at arensouable
price, the various products of women's work brought
for sale, and thus to assist that class of women who
•' are striving to support themselves by their labor —
' with a special regard for such as have children, or
others equally helpless, dependent upon them.
Officers— Mrs. John F. Swift, President ; Mrs. B
Kaufman, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. LouIh Slnss
Vice-Presidents; Mrs. S. W. Forman, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. K. Birdsall, Recording Secretary.
I FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
I TION.— Organized 1868. Reorganized May 7, 1874. It
' includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
Department, and has for its object the
I creation and maintenance of a fund for benev-
olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
week are paid members during sickness. Special as-
sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
upon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
i ing to the heirs of deceased.
' Officers— David Scannell, President: A. C. Imbrie,
Secretary ; Samuel Newman. Treasurer: Martin Kelly,
Fisher Ames and David Scannell, Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-Or-
gauized lu 18411, to ussiht needy Hebrews In hlckuess
and in want. Reorganized 185:i. Incoiporated 18<i'2.
Number of members, three hundn^d. Charles Meyer,
President; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary; B. J. Sideman,
Treasurer ; offi> e, cor Post and Taylor streets.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 10, 1804. Meet-
ings hjld second Sunday of each month, at 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one hundred and six-
teen. The object of this association is to eHtablish
an institution for mutual assistuuce to ladies of the
Hebrew faith who may become members of the So-
ciety; to furnish a physician and medicine, a weekly
benefit to sick members, and, on death of a member,
to defray the funeral expenses.
Officers.- D. Michael, President; M. Marks, Treas-
urer; Henry Peiser, Secretary.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete Fran^aise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle.) — Estab-
lished December 28, 18.51. This is a Mutual Relief
Society, established for the purpose of afl'ording as-
sistance to its members in case of sickness. The
rooms of the socit ty are located at 510 Jackson street.
The commodious hospital on Bryant street, between
Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important addition to
the charitable institutions of the city. The Central
Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sundays
excepted) , between one and five o'clock P. M., at 510
Jackson street.
Officers.- E. Raaa, President; R. Chartrey, First
Vice-President ; L. Auradou, Second Vice-President;
A. Roos, Treasurer; A. Cheminant, First Secretary;
L. Carrau, Second Secretary; L. Bazet, M. D. ; G.
Gross, M. D. ; J.Simon M. D., Physicians; N. J.
Martinache, M. D., Oculist and .-i-urist ; G. W. Sichel,
Dentist.
GARIBALDI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
—Meets second Saturday of each month at 423 Broad-
way.
Officers.— P. C. Rossi, President; G. Barbieri and
O. Devincenzi, Vice-Presidents; E. L. Scodeletti,
Secretary.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FRANCISCO (styled in German, Die Allgemeine
Deutsche Understuetzungs Gesellschaft) . — Is one of
the largest and most efficient charitable institutions
in the State. It was organized on the seventh of
January, 1854, with one hundred and five members,
and has rapidly increased, until no wit numbers three
thousand two hundred and eighty-three members.
Only Germans and persons speaking German are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is mutual assistance in case of sickness,
and when sick every member has a right to demand
support and medical attendance from the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing charity to
Germans not members of the association, aud especi-
ally to German immigrants newly arrived. For this
purpose the society has expended during its existence
over $300,000. The hospital of the society, located
on the block bounded by Fourteenth, Ridley, Noe
and Castro streets, is built after the most improved
plans of modern hospital architecture, and has ac-
commodations for three hundred patients. It was
formally opened February 22, 1878, and replaces the
loss of their old hospital on Brannan street, which
was burned August 28, 1876.
The office is at 535 California street, where the gen-
eral agent, Eugene Romer, can be found from eight
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M., on week days. All
applications for admission into the society, or for
charitable relief, and to furnish employment or ser-
vants to applicants, should be addressed to the agent.
No charge for application.
Officers.— Cesar Bertheau, President ; C. Herrmann,
First Vice-President ; Henry Schroder, Second Vice-
President: F. C. Siebe, Treasurer; Theo. Michels,
Corresponding Secretary ; John G. Oldelehr, Financial
Secretary; L. Feldmann, Ernst L. Hueter, Joseph
Straub. D. Hirschfeld, H. F. Maass, F. D. Stadtmul-
ler, C. M. VolKman, Trustees.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object: To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets
on the first day of each month at 312 Post street.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2T0N, Asst. Manigeil.
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Officers. — Mrs. E. Engelbrecht, President ; Mrs.
Jacob Regeiisberger, Vite-Prebideut ; Mrs. C. Koster,
Secretary, 320 Teuth ; Mrs. K. Herrmann, Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 18G7. Headquarters Department of Califor-
nia. <'>u Mood Building.
This is an organization of honorably discharged
Bolditrs, sailorB, and marines of the .\rmy and Navy
of the United States, who served to suppress the lat«
rebellion, aud whose objects are to perpetuate a fra-
ternal feeling among its members, to aid and assist
those in distress, and provide for the widows aud
orphans of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Department of California.— Commander,
T. H. Goodwin, of San Francisco ; S. V. Commander,
A. J. Buckles,ofValleji>; J. V. Commander, J. B. Ful-
ler, of Marysville ; A. A. General, Thomas S. Taylor,
San Francisco; A. Q. M. General, J. J. Lyon, San
Francisco; Medical Director, H. C. Crowder. of Santa
Rosa; Chpplain, Rev. Winfield Si'ctt, San Francisco;
Senior Aide-de-Cainp, W. H. McNeil, San Francisco.
Council of Administration.— D. McFeeley, Oakl.md ;
Frank Myers, San Francisco; B. O. Carr. St. Helena;
A. Z. Osborn, Los Angeles ; G. D. Kellog, New Casile.
Lincoln Post No. 1.— Organized May 27th, IftOT.
H. C. Dibble, Commander. Meets every Thursday
evening at 35 Eday street.
Okoroe H. Thomas Post No. 2.— W. M. McQeary.
Commander. Meets on first and third Tuesday even-
ings of each month, at 320 Post street.
Oakfield Post No. 34.— J. H. Babbitt, Commander
Meets on second and fourth Tuesday of each month
In Alcazar Building.
Colonel Cass Post No. 4R.— R. E. Dowdall, Com-
mander. Mei t.i UrHt and third Wednesdays of each
month at 3r> Eddy street.
General Meade Post No. 48.— Michael Lane, Com-
mander. Mect.s every first and third Tuesdays of
each month. In Alcazar Building.
Liberty Post No. 133.— Meets every Friday, at 20
Eddy street. G. W. Irelan, Commander.
Grand Aumt of the Rkpublic Cemetery Assocla-
TiON.— Incorporated January 28, 1870. Meets at 604
Merchant street.
Officers.— Nathaniel Hunter, President: C. Wellen-
dorf , Vice-President; J. 0. lunes. Secretary; C. Mason,
Einne, Treasurer.
HAHNEMANN DISPENSARY. Located in the
Hahnemann Hospital College Building, IIB Haiglit
Btreet, above 0<t:ivla. The object of the Dispensary
IB to provide medical and surgical aid for the w rthy
poor, and to attend at ihf ir homes, those among them
unable to visit the Dispensary. Attention given In
all depattments of medicine and sureery. Hours
from 10 A. M. to 3 p. M. daily, except Sundavs.
Officers: J. N. Eckel, President; W. E. Ledyard.
Secretary: J. A. Albertson, Treasurer; James W.
Ward, Medical Superintendent.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEM.\LES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three stories In height, has
been erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital, which at present contains about ninety in-
mates.
HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN AND TRAINING
SCHOOL FOR NURSES — Locat.>d on California
Btreet, between First avenue and Maple street. Re-
incorporated November 2.'ith. V885. First organlzod
as the Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children.
March 24th, 187.'>. The objects of this institution are:
1st. To provide medical and sureical care for si<-k
children, this being the main charity of the Institu-
tion. No deserving case is ever refused.
2d. To provide medical and surfilcal aid for women
at $10 per week and upwards. This is one source of
their revenue.
3d. To educate nurses, the design being to fit
healthy young women to engage intpUlgently in this
work by a two years' course of reading, lectures and
practical nursing.
Daily clinics are held at the Dispensary, 1016 Mis-
sion street, from 9 to 10 A. M. and from 3 to 4 P. M.
for the sick poor.
Offictrs.— Mrs. W. B. Harrington. President ; Mrs.
William Hardy. Vice-Presideut ; Miss Lucy M. Fay.
Vice-President ; Mrs. L. L. Dunbar, Recording Sccre.
tary ; Mrs. John F. Merrill, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. J. H. Dickinson, Treasurer; A. S. Hallidle, P.
B. Cornwall. John F. Merrill, W. Frank Wliittier.
John Tavlor, Trustees; L. M. F. Wanzer, M. D.,
Mr--. Charlotte B. Brown, M. D., Mrs. E. R. Field. I
M. D., Mii-s Agnes Lowry M. D., Miss Isabel Lowry,
M. D.. Mrs. Eiuma 8. Merrltt. M. D., Miss E. C. Sar- i
gent. M. D., Harry M. Sherman, M. D., Douglas W. 1
Montgomery, M. D., Physicians ; William A. Pluukett, I
and Giles H. Gray, Attorneys.
HUNGARIAN SOCIAL AND MUTUAL AID SOCT- j
ETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Meets first Sunday ,
in each month at 417 Kearnv street. J. H. Stein,
President ; J. Davis. Vice Pres'ident ; M. Roth, Treas- [
\irer; Ferdinand Heidu>ka, Secretary; Phil. Jacobo- i
vich. Organist ; G. Retby, Librarian.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, 132.5 Octovia street.
James G. Smith, Great Sachem, Vallejo ; John J. \
Buckley, Great Senior Sagamore, Sacramento ; George ,
H. Bu. k. Great Junior Sagamore, Redwood City;
Samuel Garber. Grent Prophet, Marysville; H. S.
Winn, Great Chief «f Records. San Francisco ; Adam
Smith, G. K. of Wampum, San Francisco ; A. An-
drews, Great Rep. G. C. U. S., San Francisco; J. A.
Fllcher, Great Rep. G. C. I'. S., Auburn ; Henry A.
Chase, Great Sannap, San Francisco; C. T. Poulter,
(Jreat Mishlnewa. San Francisco; R.ibert Hunt, G. O.
of the Wigwam, Sacramento; J. W. Williams, O. G.
of the Forest, Vallejo.
Number of tribes in the State, twenty-fonr. The f ol-
lowing meet in San Francisco, at Red Men's Hall, 320
Post street:
Manzanita, No. 4.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Ml\ntonomah, No. 9. — Meeta every Tuesday even-
ing.
PoHONACHEB, No. 10.— Meets every Monday evening.
PocAHONT.iS, No. 11.— Meets every Friday evening.
Rotoyome. No. 12.— Me< ts every Thursday evening.
MoDix;, No. ftl.— Meets every Thursday evening.
Seminole No. 54.— Meets every Wednesday evening.
Tahoe Deorek Councfl, No. 1.— Meets first Bator-
day evening of each month.
Number of Councils of the degree of Pocahontas In
the State, two.
Improved Order Bed Men's Hall Assoclatiom. —
Meets every second Monday in the month at the
Hall, 320 Post street.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S ENDOW-
MENT FUND ASSOCIATION.— Organized September
8.1881. Office, 638 Mission street. Annual meeting
held on the second Tuesday in July of each year. Its
objects are as follows:
"To establish a fund, from which shall be paid the
amount of one aesessment (less 10 per cent., for
working expenses of the .Association), to the widow
or orphans of the deceased member of this Associa-
tion, or such person or persons as said member may
have designated.
Offiiers. — ^I. G. Smith, President ; T. Lynch, Vice-
President: Jul. S. B. Miller. Secretary ; Wm. M. Betta,
Treasurer; John L. Bowen. John Smith, lames Sut-
ter, Directors ; H. M.Logan, M. D., Medical Exam-
iner-in-Chief.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.
Organized in San Francisco, April, 1878. Number of
members about one hundred.
Pioneer Lodge, No. 87. — Meets first and third
Tuesdays of every month, at 121 Eddy sfreet. H.
Friedlander, President ; L. Meininger, Secretary; M.
Stern, Treasurer. The society pays $1,000 endow-
ment on the death of a member, besides sick benefits
and funeral expenses.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (ExcluBive
German Order) .—The (iross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 510
B.ish street.
Officers. — T. Beck. Grand O. Ch. : J. Janke, Grand
1 U. Ch; J. Bernheim Jr., Grand B. Ch. ; C. Weisel,
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR. — Organized June. 1MT3.
Object*: Btnevoleut. (raternal and l)cneiicial. The
firsit L<xlge organized in this State was the California,
In May. 1879.
Gsjixs LoDGX OF Caxjtorxia.— Organized March,
18.^0.
Officei-8.— T. D. Riordan. Past Grand Dictator ; F. E.
Verba Bcexa Lodge, No. 8.— Meets second and Sutherland, Grand Dictator; B. H. WarUeld, Grand
Hall. 510 BuMh Htreet, at eight o'clock P. M.
Cauforjua Stamm. No. 70.— Meets every Friday.
GoLDE.'i Gate &taxm. No. 74.— Meets Thursdays.
Pacific Stamm, No. 73.— Meets every Monday,
GebmaMa Stamm. No. *).— Meets every Tuesday.
Hermax Stamm. No. 2i4.— Meets every Monday.
fourth Thursdays of each mouth.
I San Francisco Lodoe, No. —.—Meets every Wed-
j nesdsy.
I Independent Okdes Bed Men's Haix Associa-
tion.—Incorporated December 24, 1867. Meets first
Monday of each month at the Hall, 510 Buch street.
Officers.— B. H. Beinhard. President: Fritz Schir-
meler. Secretary ; Samuel Polack, Treasurer.
ITALI.^N MOTCAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— In-
corporated December M. U61. Number of members. TUereare twentv-three' lodges in this city, viz.:
eight hundred and nfty.
lief society, established for the
Vice-Dictator; W. B. Wadmao. Los Aniteles. Gr*nd
Assistant Dictator ; C. H. M. Curry, Grand Reporter ;
J. W. Rourke. Grand Treasurer; N. W. Lane, Grand
Chaplain ; Richard Faraday. Grand Guide ; J. L. Orr,
Sacramento, Grand Guardiau ; G. E. Millett, Pela-
luma. Grand Sentinel ; J. W. Bourke, E. D. Younger,
W. J. Thomson, Grand Trustees; O. W. Branch, Su-
preme Represeutaiive ; Lee O. Rodgers, State Medical
Examiner. San Fran'isco.
There are about fifty-eight lodges, numbering four
thousand three hundred members, iu California.
This is a mutual
purpose of affording assistance to Indigent sick mem-
bers. Meetings held the second Monday of each
month, at WJ8 Montgom>ry street.
Otficers.— J. C. Sail, President; P. Campodonlco,
Vice-President; A. Daneri, Treasurer; Benjamin
Moron, Secretary, oli Clay street; A. Casaasa, Col-
lector; J. Pescia, Physician.
ITALIAN BEBSAGLIERI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT j
SOCIETY.— (Siicieta di Mutuo Socorso della Com-
pagnia Bersaglieri Italiani.)— Incorporated February |
18, 1881. Number of members, one th >usand. Meets
on the second Thursday of every mouth at 625 Broad-
way street.
Officers.- A. Nardini, President; S. Nieri and U.
Bartini, Vice-Presidents ; E. Unti, Secretary; L. Cor-
rado. Treasurer.
ITALIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF THE G.AR-
IBALDI GUARD. — Location. 423 Broadway street.
Officers.— P. C. Rossi. President; P. Baibieri and
G. Devincenzi, Vice-Presidents ; F. Arata, Treasurer.
KNIGHTS .AND LADIES OF HONOR.— Chartered
in 1878, by the State of Kentucky. Its objects are to
unite fraternally all acceptable white men and women
of any reputable profession, business or occupation,
who are over eighteen yeurs of age ; to promote ben-
evolence and charitv, by establishing a relief fund,
from which, on satisfactory evidence of the death of fourth Wednesday eveni
. member of the corporation, a sura, not exceeding | Eddy street
IvT Lodge No. 1716.— Meets every Friday evening.
20 Eddy street.
Gebmania Lodge No. 1718. — (Works in German)
meets every Tuesday evening at Alcazar Building.
Friendship Lodge No. 1731.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Charter Oak Lodge No. 175.5. — Meets e7ery first
and Third Friday evenings at 320 Post street.
Eureka Lodge No. 1756.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 20 Eddy street.
Yerba Bcena Lodge No. 1783.— Meets every Mon-
day at Alcazar Building.
Norm-an Lodge No. 1841.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall.
S.AXON Lodge No. 1848.— Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at 32 O'Farrell street.
Union Lodge No. 1895. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Farrell street.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1922.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building.
Tancbed Lodge No. 1927.— Meets every Saturday
evening at Alcazar Building.
VosEinrE Lodge No. 1930.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
OccroENTAi, Lodge No. 1990. — Meets second and
s in each month, at 121
three thousand dollars, shall be paid to the beneficiary
as the member may direct. Dr. S. American, Deputy
Supreme Protector, 405 Kearny street. There are at
present eight lodges in this city, as follows:
I Aurora Lodge No. 202. — Meets first and third Mon-
days in each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
Martha Lodge No. 241 (German) .—Meets second
and fourth Fridays in each month at 121 Eddy street.
Bay City Lodge No. 019. — Meets every Monday at
Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
j Golden Rule Lodge No. 660.— Meets every Satur-
day in Washington Hall.
j Fidelity Lodge No. 745.— Meets every Friday In
j Alcazar Building.
j Pacikic Lodge No. 815. — MeetB every Monday at 421
Post street.
Empire Lodge No. 832. — Meets Saturdays in Irving
Hall.
West End Lodge No. 1102. — Meets every Wednes-
day at 1605 Polk.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.— California
C.'^stle, No. 1. — A lieneficiol and semi-military orttan-
izatiou. Meets every Wednesday evening 421 Post
Ptreet.
Officers. -Sir Knight; S. H. Hall, Past Chief ; T. R.
Tilley, Nnble Chief; T. G. Gruenhagen, Vice-Chief ;
William O. Farnsworth. Hiyh Priest; George Wal-
rnm. Venerable H'Tniit; Daniel Norcross, Keeper of
Exchequer, Charles Z. Soiile. Clerk of Exchequer;
Thomas F. McDermott, Master of Records ; Robert
Mission Lodge No. 210i). — Meets first and third Fri-
day evenings iu each month at 2933 Sixteenth street.
Keystone Lodge No. 2107. — Meets every Thursday
evening at Alcazar Building.
Fidelity Lodge No. 2108.— Meets every Friday
evening at 320 Post street.
Eagle Lodge No. 2204. — Meets first and second
Wednesday evenings in each month at 32 O'Farrell
street.
America Lodge No. 2229. — Meets first and third
Wednesday evenings in each month at 320 Post street.
Confidence Lodge No. 2282.— Meets second and
foarth Tuesday evenings in each month at 320 Post
street.
Far West Lodge No. 2324.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 1901 Geary street.
Anchor Lodge No. 2366.— Meets first and third
Monday evenings in each month at 20 Eddy street.
Polar Star Lodge No. 3027.— Meets every Friday
evening at corner Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Precita Lodge, No. 3222.— Meets every Monday
evening corner Church and Twenty-fourth streets.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this
Order in California was organized March 25, 1869.
Since then other Lodges have been or.ianized in the
State, twenty' of which are in San Francisco.
The Grand Lodge of Californla.— Organized Sep-
tember 28, 1869. '
Officers.— T. F. Bachelor, P. G. 0., Sunol ; Frank
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B. Farrar, G. C. Merced ; A. J. Buckles. V. G. C,
3ul8nn : B. N. Shoccraft, G. P., Nevada City ; H.
ichiiffner, G. K. of R. and 8.. San Francisco; A. H.
Sage, O. M. of E., San Francisco; George Hall,
3. M. of A.., Santa Rosa ; Robert Ross. G. I. O., Sauta
Bobs ; J. H. Johnson, G. O. G.. Sacramento. Supreme
Representatives— E. T. Blackmer, long term; Pr<d.
W. Bell, short term. Office of G. K. of R. and S. 15
St. Ann's Building.
The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of
Jan Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market
itreet, on the following evenings:
California LoDOE, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday.
Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Friday.
Laotiel Lodge, No. 4.— Meets every Monday.
IVANHOE Lodge, No. 6. —Meets every Wednesday.
Alemania Lodge, No. 8.— Meets every Wednesday.
Eureka Lodge, No. 9.— Meets every Friday.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 12.— Meets ever>- Tuesday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 15.— Meets every Thursday.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 16— Meets every Tuesday.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24.— Meets every Mon-
lay.
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 45.— Meets erery
rueeday at Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue. South S. F.
Bayard Lodge No. 53.— Meets every Monday even-
ng In Druids Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 68.— Meets every Wednesday.
Cnitt Lodge, No. 61.- Meets every Thursday at
fythian Castle, 913 Market street.
Golden City Lodge, No. 63.— Meets every Friday.
In-y Lodge No. 65.— Meets every Tuesday at Ham-
Iton Hall, southwest corner Geary and Steiner streets.
Garfield Lodof. No. 72.— Meets every Thursday
fvenlng at Pythian Castle, 913 Market street.
Justice Lodge No. 85.— Meets every Tuesday at St.
ieorge's Hall, 909 H Market street.
Triangle Lodge No. 104— M< els every Wednesday
t Pythian Castle, 913 Market street
Fairmount Lodge. No. lOS.— Meets every Friday
Tenlng at Excelsior Hall. 2319 Mission street.
West End Lodge No. 133.— Meets every Tuesday,
orner Polk and Sutter streets.
Golden City Lodge No. 63 —Meets every Friday,
t P.vthlan Castle, 913 Market street.
Section No. 70 of the Endowment Rank.— Meets
he second Saturday of each month at 913 Marktt
treet.
Pythian DmsioN No. 2.— Organized, 1881. Meets
m the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 620
iush street.
Pacific Division No. 3.— Organized March 24. 1883.
fetts first and third Wednesdays of each month at
023 Market street.
T'NITY DmsioN No. 13.— Organized January, 1884.
ileets fir^t and thlnl Tuesdays of each mouth at 927
fission street.
: IvANHOE Division No. 19.— Meets every Monday
veniug at 927 Mission street.
Justice Division No. 20.— Meeta every Thursday at
H7 Mi.«slon street.
Endowment Rank.— Subject to the call of the
resident at Pythian Castle.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
-Rooms, 913 Market street. Meets the first Satur-
i»y evening of each month. The library contains
'early four thousand volumes In the various depart-
■lents of literature.
Officers— C.W. Nevln. President : Leon Kosby, Vlce-
fresident ; W. K. Forsyth, Secretary ; Isaac Steindler,
^teasurer; James Patterson, Librarian.
KXir.HTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish
irganizatlou, the object of which is known only to
le meuibers of the association. Meets every Wed-
esday at southeast corner Mason and O'farrell
iTfets.
KONO CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.— (Chinese)
Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy-
lum, noith side of Pine street, between Kearny and
Dupont. ObjfCt : To dihpense charity to poor and
worthy Chinese.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete di' Bienfaiwince des Dames Francaise).— Incor-
porated June 5, 18ii7. Meetings held last Monday of
la.h mouth, at French Library, 120 Sutter street.
Number of ineiubers, one hundred and thiity. Ob-
ject : The relief of French families that may be In
want and distress.
Officers.- Mrs. L. Ponton de Arc. President : Mrs.
H. Kahn. Vice President; Mrs. A. Goustiaux, Treas-
urer ; Miss L. Thomas, Secretary.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, 1863. Incorporated August 0,
18.->4.
This society has under Its supervision a Home
where friendless or destitute girls under the age of
fourteen and over two years, and boys under ten and
over two years, may be received and prt)vl<led for un-
til permanent homes in Christian faniiUes can be
secured for them.
The building of this Institution is located on Frank-
lin street, between Poht and Geary, and is a tine and
commodious strui ture.
Applications lor admission should be made to Mrs.
J. H. Flint, at the Home, between the hours of one
and three o'clock P. M., on Mondays and Fridays of
each week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to
Miss Lizzie Hutchiuaon, southwest corner of Howard
and Fifteenth street. Letters and communications
should be addreased to Mrs. M. C. Jackson. 1006 Pine
street.
Oflicers — Mrs. George Barstow. President; Mrs.
Charles OixHlall. Vice-President; Miss A. W. Beiiver.
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. M. 8. .lackson, Correi- pond-
ing Secretary; Miss Kat** Hutchinaon, Treasurer;
Miss Mary McGladery, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.— Meet-
ings of this Society are held the first Wednesday
of each month, at the Sailor's Home, northeast comer
of Harrison and Vain streets.
Ofttcem.-Mrs. W. H. Voorhies. President: Mrs. C.
H. Sykes. Vlie-Prt sident ; Mrs. O.J.McKini on. Secre-
tary ; Mrs. W. H. Barnes. Correspondiug S<-cr« tary ;
Mrs. A. L. Branoan, Treasurer; Daniel Swannack,
Superintendent Sailors' Home.
LADIFS' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES ,Israellti»che
Frauen Vereinl.— Estaldlshed Au>;u»t 12. 1H55, for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir-
cnrostances of want. Meeis Mondays and Thursdays
of each week, at 414 Clay street.
Number of members, three hundred.
I Officers.- Mrs. S. Foorman, President: Mrs. Jacob
j Blum. Vice-President : Leo Eloesser. Se<ret«ry ; Mrs.
M. Heller. Treasurer; D. Michael. Collector.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.— Established 1855. MeetsTmsday of each week,
at two o'clock P. M., at Synagngue, corner Post and
I Taylor. The objects of the society are t-' assist the
poor and needy, to attend the dying, and bury the
dead females of the Jewish faith. The affairs of the
society are managed bv a board of officers and an ad-
juncts of three Councilmen.
Officers. — Mrs. S. Schocken, President; Mrs. G.
Brownstein, Vice-President ; Isaiah Cohn. Secretary.
LEGION OF THE WEST.— Incorpr rated Septem-
ber 8. 1885. A fraternal order that insures its mem-
bers from one to six thousand dollars, payable at
dtath or at intervals during the member's lifetime.
The Grand Lo<1ge meets annually in the city of San
Francisco on the second Tuestlay of August. Grand
I Commander's address. 216 Sansome street.
I Officers —William C. Flint, Grand Commander. San
I Francisco: E. D. Fensier. Grand Secretary, San Fran-
cisco ; George W. Dixon, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
[ Cisco.
j MizPAH Lodge No. 1.— Meets every second and
fourth Friday of each month at 320 Pest.
Templar Lodge No. 2 —Meets every second tad
fourth Monday of each month at Alcazar Building.
W.«EwicK Lodge No. 3. — Meets every first and third
Tuesday of each month at 320 Post stre'et.
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Tnoi'io LonoE No. 5.— Meets every second and
fourth ThurBdiiy of eadi nioiitb at 417 Keuruy street.
Jkwel Lodoe No. I'i. — Meets secnud and fourth
Wednesdays of each month ut 20 Eddy street.
Zenoiiia LoniiE No. 13.— Meets every Monday at
320 Post street.
AxTA LoDOK No. 14.— Me^ts second and fourth
Monday of inch month at Alcazar Building.
C.\LiFOKNiA LoDUE No. 15. — Mctts fli'st and third
Thursday of every uiouth at 417 Kearuy.
Unity Lonan No. 16. — Meets the first and third
Thursday of every month at 27 South Park.
San Francisco Lodge No. 17.— Meets every Sat-
urday at >J0'J3i Market street.
LICK OLD LADIES' HOME.— Located on Uni-
verity street, between Waylaud and Felton streets,
on University Mound Traet. Taylor k Halght, 207
Sansotue street, are attorneys for the Home.
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER.— Incor-
porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized
for the purpose of taking care of the young children
of working women during the day, thus allowinj,' the
mother to perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter
is located at 512 Minna street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles
necessary for a nursery.
Otficers.— Mrs. J. S. Sppar, President ; Mrs. J. B.
Stetson, Vice-President: Mrs. George W. Tyler. Sec-
retary ; Mrs. F. C. Sargent. Treasurer: Miss Fannie
Temple, kindergarten teacher; Mrs. Jane Temple,
Matron. Board of Managers— Mrs S. P. Hall, Mrs.
J. A. Sampson, Mrs. A. Paxton and Mrs. Joseph Jen-
nings.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street.
A large and commodious building, three stories in
height, has been erected forthe accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. At the present time there are
about two hundred penitents, attended by twenty Sis-
ters of Mercy. Rev. Father Messea and Rev. Father
Tadini have spiritual charge of the institution.
Under an arrangement with the city this Asylum also
takes charge of such refractory girls as are commit-
ted to its custody by order of the courts.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April, 1867. Incorporated April
28, 1869. Meets every Thursday evening, at 71 New
Montgomery street. Number of members, three
hundred and thirty.
Olfieers. — C. C. Anderson, President ; G. W. Ivereon,
Vice-President; L. Traung, Recording Secretary; F.
A. Thomsen, Financial Secretary; Chris. Decker,
Treasurer.
MATER MISERICORDI.aE (House of Mercy).— Un-
der the charge of the Sisters of M'rcy.
Locution, 23 Ji Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.
This is for the protection of young women of un-
blemished character— none others admitti-d.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Or-
ganized Apiil 15, 1865.
Objects : To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defence of the unity and indivi-
Blbility of the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fra-
ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best in'erests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially
those associated as members of this order, and to ex-
tend all possible relief to their widows and children :
to foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment ; to protect the rights anA liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor,
union, and independence.
COMMANDEBY OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. — Or-
ganized May 3. 1871. Meets first Wednesdays of Feb-
ruary, May, August and November.
Officers.— Captain Theodore H. Goodman, U. S. V.,
Commander; George E. Belknap, U. S. N., Senior
Vice-Commander; Major William O. Gould, U. S.V.,
Junior Vice-Comraandir; Bvt. Lieut -Col. W. R. Smed-
berg, U. S. A., 316 California street. Recorder: Cap-
tain 0. Mason Kinne, U. S. V., Treasurer; Lieut. -
Col. A. Q. Hawps. U. S. V., Chancellor; Captain James
W. Staples, U. S. v.. Registrar ; Bvt. Brlg.-Gen. t-haun-
cey McKeever, V. 8. A., Bvt. Brig. -Gen. Edward 8.
Salomon. U. S. V., Chief Engineer, Montgomery Flet-
cher, U. 8. N., Bvt. Brig. -Uen. Thomas B. Van Uuren,
U. 8. v., and First Lieut. Edward Carlson, U. 8. V.,
Council.
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH'S INFANT ASYLUM FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.— Organized March 10, 1863. Is
pleasantly situMted on Silver avenue, between La-
baiiia and Sumatra streits. It is a large wooden
edifice, having all the modern improvements, and will
accomodate about four hundred children. Sister Ma-
tilda, Superior in charge.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATIONERY
ENGINEEliS. Organized October 25, 1882. Objects:
Mutual improvement, aud a b<-ueficiary fund. Meets
every Thursday evening at 909 J« Market street.
Henry W. Myers, President ; Robert J. Smith, Secre-
tary; Ellory Willis, Treasurer.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Or-
ganized July 11, 1875. A library and reading room
under the auspices of the Ord 'r is maintained in Pi-
oneer Building, 24 Fourth street. There are one hun-
dred parlors in the State.
A Grand Parlor was instituted in December, 1878,
which meets annually in April.
Officers.— Charles W. Decker, Past Grant President ;
0. H. Garroiite, Grand President; M. A. Dorn, Grand
Vice-President; Dr. W. H. McLaughlin, Gran 1 TreaM
urer; Henry P. Lunstedt, Grand Secretary; Jackson
al. ch, Grand Orator; H. C. Gassf ord, Grand Mar-
BhatH
Nine subordinate Parlors have been organized in
San Francisco, viz :
California Parlor No. 1. — Meets every ThurRday
evening in Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and thirty-five.
Pacific Parlor No. 10. — Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning in Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number
of members, one hundred and twenty-five.
Golden Gate Parlor, No. 29 — Meets every Mon-
day iu Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number
of 'members, one hundred and thirty.
Mission Parlor, No. 38.— Meets every Wednesday
at 2933 Sixteenth street. Number of members, two
hundred and fifteen.
San Francisco Parlor, No. 49.— Meets every Thurs-
day at Universal Hall, 808 Pacific street. Number of
members, one hundred and fifty.
El Dor.ado Parlor, No. 52. — Meets every Thursday
at the corner of Sicramento and Polk streets. Num-
ber of members, ninety.
Rincon Parlor No. 72. — Meets every Wednesday at
Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and seventy -five.
Stanford P.ablob No. 76.— Meets every Friday at
24 Fourth street. Number of members, one hundred
and seventy-five.
Yebba Buena Parlor, No. 84.— Meets every Wednes-
day at 114 O'Farrell street. Number of members,
sixty.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.-
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874.
Number of members, eighteen. Meets at hall, junc-
tion Market and Sutter streets, the first Wednesday of
every month. Object: Relief of its members in sick-
ness, want, and distress.
Officers. — H. G. Gerritzen, President; G. Vanden
Rerg, Vice-President ; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; P. J.
Van Loben Sels, Treasurer.
NOUD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN.— Organized Novem-
ber 5, 1874. Number of members, three hundred and
two. Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of every
month, at 35 Eddy street.
Object: Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
death.
Officers. — E. F. Baruth, President ; H. Stelllng
and John H. Lindemann, Vice-Presidents; Carl Mol-
ler. Secretary: William Mueller, Financial Secretary;
Mino Eden, Treasurer.
NORWEGIXN SOCIETY— Meets first and third
Wednesday of each month, at 20 Eddy street.
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
[HE BANCROFT COMPANY !«aTk?tV! MILLER PIANO "—»"«=
GREAT PIANISTS.
SOCIETIES.
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OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Organized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Home on Francisco street, be-
tween Powell and Stockton. Number of members,
one hundred and fifty. Objects: The founding of a
Home for the needy, sick and destitute of all nations.
The Socii ty have erected a handsome and commo-
dious building on the above lot. Mrs. A. E. Seaton,
Mktron.
Officers.— , Presl lent ; Mrs. W. Lid
Strom, Vice-President ; Mrs. S. B. Petersen, Treas
urer; Mrs. Laura Albr.-cht, Financial Secretary; Miss
Carroll, Corresponding Secretary.
ORDER HERMANN'S SONS — OrRanized June 2,
187U. Object: To aid its members and their families
In case of slckn'ss, death, or distress. Number of
members, one thousand
A Grand Lodge was organized June 12, 1878.
Grind Officers.— Philip ■\Varkenlln, San Jos^.Past
Grand President; Henry Haar, Grand Pre^ident ;
G. Werner, Grand Vi. e-l'residint ; Otto Guy, Grand
Secretary ; Fred. M. Pbarlon, Grand Treasurer.
HoFFNUNO Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Sunday
afternoon at 20 Eddy street.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 413 Sutter street.
Eknst Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3. — Meets every
Thursday eveuln;j at 320 Post street.
Eureka Lodge, No. 6. —Meets every Friday evening
at 510 Bush street.
Germania Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 510 Bush street.
Hercules Lodge No. 8.— Meets every Tuesday at
20 Eddy street.
North Beach Lodge No. 9.— Meets every Wednes-
day at 812 Pacific street.
Mission Lodge No. 10.— Meets every Monday at
Turn Verein Hall.
ORDER KESHER SHEL BARZEL— Hab Hamobiah
Lodge, No. 3.— Meets first and third Weduesday of
every mouth at B'nai B'rith Hall.
Officers.— L. Lichteuslein, President; Michael
Marks, Vice-President; William Meyer, Secretary;
Abraham Norris Treasurer.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS. -Instituted May
28, 1^7•.•. A Grand Council was organized May 17, 1881.
The Order of Chosen Friends is a secret bi-nevoleut
society. To unite in bonds ol fraternity, aid and pro-
tection all acceptable white persons of gond charac-
ter, steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
calling. To improve the condition of its member-
sliip, morHlly, socially and materially, by e>t!iblisli-
iiig H fund from which a weekly benefit mny be paid
to sick and distressed members, and upon satisfactory
evidence of the death of a member paying from an
endowment death fund of from one to three thousand
dollars.
Officers of the Grand Coun<il.— A. B. Sanborn.
Grand Councilor; C. W. Gibson, Assistant Grand
CouncDor ; Chus. Cunningham, Grand Vice-Coun-
cilor; Annie E. Evans, Grand Recorder; J. W. McCor-
mick. Grand Treasurer; Mrs. N. A. French, Grand
Prelate; Mrs. Jas. Seadler, Grand Marshal; Miss
Annie M. Hpiro, Grand Warden ; Mrs. M. E. Bollin-
ger. Grand Guard; A. E. White. Grand Sentry; J. M.
Fulweiler, Junior Past Grand Councillor.
Grand Recorder's Office, 48-49 St. Ann's Building
There are one hundred and sixty-two subordinate
Councils In the State, twenty-three of which are in
this city, viz:
Concord Codncii, No. 2.— Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month at Alcazar Building.
Crystal Council No. 4.— Meet* every Thursday
evening at Alcazar Building.
American Codncil No. 7.— Meets every Tuesday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Pacific Council No. 8.— Meets every Friday even-
ing in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Samaritan Council No. 13.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 1133 Mission street.
Washington Council No. IB.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at y09)4 Market street.
Social Council No. 46.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 320 Post street.
Empire Council No. 47.— Meets every Monday even-
ing at 510 Bush street.
Valley Council No. 58.— Meets every Wednesday
evening corner Ivy Av and Laguna street.
Golden Gate Council No. 60.— Meets evet-y Friday
evening at hall northwest corner Leavenworth and
Pacific streets.
Fairmocnt Council No. 103.— Meets every Thurs-
day corner Valencia and Twenty-eighth streets.
California Council No. 56.— Meets the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell
ftreet.
Home Council No. 14. —Meets Tuesday evening at
ExceUior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
ALCA7.AB Council No. 11.— Meets Friday of each
week at Alcazar Building,
Olive Branch Council No. 34. — Meets Friday of
ear^ week at 35 Eddy street.
Evans Council No. 62.— Meets Saturday of each
week at :i5 Eddy street.
Eclectic Council No. 55.— Meets Wednesday of
each wei'k at Alcazar Building.
Teutonia Council No. 6fi. — Meets ttie first and
third Thursday nf each month at Irving Hall.
Germania Council No. 180.- Meets Tuesday of
each week at 139 Post street.
San Francis -:o Council No. 182.— Meets Tuesday
of each week at 35 Eddy street.
Protection Council No. 42.— Meets Friday of each
week, at 3J0 Post street.
>Iistletoe Council No. 186.— Meets Thursday of
each week corner Thirtieth and Church streets.
Bradford Council, No. 190. — Meets every Wednes-
day at South San Francisco.
OnPER OF THE GOLDEN GATE~8an Francisco
Club No. 1.— This is a new urder of a social and
benevolent character organized 1884. Number of
members, three liuudreil and ninety. Meets every
Widi'.ec'diiy evmin;; at 209 Grant avenue.
Officers.— A. G. Booth. President; E. H. Morgan,
Vice-President ; Edward Holland, Secretary.
ORPHAN ASYLUM .SOCIETY (Protestant) .-Or-
ganized January 31, 1851, and incorporated February
10. 1851.
It originally occupied the building on the comer
of Second and Enlsom streets, owned by Gen. H. W.
Ualleck, whence they removed the children in March,
IH54, to the present building, south side of Haight
street, betwt-en Laguna and Buchanan streets. This
house, bui t of stone and brick, expressly for the
purpose, is highly creditable to the institution, as
one of the noblest monuments of San Francisco
benevolence. The present number of children in
the asylum is two hundred and thirty.
Officers.— Mrs. William Alvord, President; Mrs.
C. V. Gilleppie, Vice-President; Mrs. C. O. Gerberd-
Ing Second Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight, Freas-
urer; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary; John Nighlin-
gale. Physician.
ORPHAN ASYLUM {Roman Catholic).— Organized
Manh 23, 18.51.
For a number of years the asylum was maintoined
in the lower part of the city, until the growth of the
city's bivsiness enforced a removal. In 1862 a farm
of tifty-three acres, near Bay View, South San Fran-
cisco, was purchased, upon which tract of land a large
and commodious wooden edifice, with all the modern
conveniences, was erected In 1872. The building
is beautifully located on a hill, commanding an ex-
tensive view of the surrounding country. It cx)ver8
an area of two hundred and four by two hundred and
eighty-two feet, including an open centre court,
measuring eighty by one hundred and foi ty-four feet.
It will accommodate about eight hundred chiltlreu.
The institution is under the charge of the Sisters of
Charity.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION OF STATION-
ARY ENGINEERS.— Organized November 14, 1885.
Meets at 13.58 Market stree t. every Friday evening.
Object — To aid sick and disabled members.
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Auent,
61 U California Street
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Offloere — W. J. Mooro, President ; J. G. Wilfion,
Vice-PreBiilpnt ; AlciaiidiT MrCouiicll, HecordiiiK
Secretary ; Owen PcgR, Flnnnciiil SecretHry ; John
Oswald, Corresponding Secretary ; Thomas McGrath,
Treasurer.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIICTY.— Incorporated July 2(!. 187X. Location,
east side of Deviaadero street, between Hayes and
Grove. Formed for the care, relief, protection, and
improvement of orphan children, and for the care of
»ged Israelites w^o are without adequate means of
support.
Officers. — S. W. Levy. President; Louis Sachs, Vice-
President; Lewis Gerstle, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary; David Michael. Collector.
PACIFIC HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized December 7, 1876. Incorpor-
ated December 23, 187G. The Dispensary is located in
the Hahnemann Medical College Building, No. 115
HaiRht street.
The object of the Association is to provide m«di-
cal and surgical aid for the deserving poor, and
to visit at their homes such among them as are
not able to attend the Dispensary. A physician, speak-
ing French and German, will be in daily attendance
at the Dispensary. Specialties: Diseases of the eye,
ear, throat and chest, and skin diseases. Dispensary
open daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Officers.— Mrs. C. E. Gibbs, President ; Mrs. R. E.
Kendall, Vice-President ; Miss H. R. Taylor, Treas-
urer ; James W. Ward, M. D., Medical Superintendent.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.— This
Order was first organized in Philadelphia in 1817. In
1866 the Order was reorganized and placed upon a
more substantial basis, and its membership now seek
to locate a camp in every town in the United States.
It has for its objects the inculcation of pure Ameri-
can principles ; the opposition to foreign interference
with State interests in the United States of America ;
the cultivation of a fraternal and brotherly love ; the
preservation of the Constitution of the United States,
and the propagation of free education.
State Officers.— James O. Wanzer, Santa Cruz, Past
President; M. W. Hanks, San Francisco. State Prea
ident; W. V. Monfort, State Vice-President; C. A.
Perry, Santa Rosa, State M. of F. and C. ; D. E. Alli-
son, San Francisco, State Treasurer; Frank W. Oat-
man, San Francisco, State Secretary. Headquarteis,
431 California street, room 3.5.
There is a sick benefit fund for members, male and
female, which pays $10 per week.
State Camp. — Was Instituted December 15, 1880.
Three Camps of the Order are established in this
city, viz.:
Washington Camp, No. 4.— Instituted May 30, 1879.
Meets every Tuesday at 32 O'Farrell street.
Washington Camp, No. 14.— Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Washington Camp. No. 36. — Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 1579 Valencia strest.
There is also an Insurance branch called the Mort-
uary Benefit Fund.
POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo
Polakow w Kallfornli) .—Organized January 23, 1873.
Objects ; Social, literary and benevolent. Meets twice
a month (first and third Sunday of each month) at
their rooms, 1241 }4 Market street.
Officers.— Dr. L. Pawllcki, President; Michel Bra-
dawski, Vice-President ; Alex. Bednawski, Secretary
and Librarian ; Gustav Heilman, Treasurer.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY. —Incorporated August, 1868. Meets the
second and last Thursdays of each month, at eight
o'clock P. M., at 510 Bush street.
Officers. — J. de Sousa Bettencourt, President; John
C. Silva, Vice-President; C. Warren, Secretary; Jose
Baptiste, Treasurer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME.
. — Organized January, 1869. Incorporated January
25.1870. Objects: To establish and suaiain a charit-
able institution for the permanent care and main-
tenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members of
the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause inca-
pacitated from taking care of themselves, and such
others as the Board of Managers may think entitled
to its benefits. Also, for tlie temporary residence of
Christian women seeking employment.
The asHOciation is supported by monthly contribu-
tions from the various Protestant Episcopal Churches
of San Francisco. Location of Home, Golden Gate
avenue, between Lott street and Masonic avenue.
Officers.— Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President;
R. B. Sanchez, Vice-President; E. H. Rixford, Secre- \
tary; J. G. Clark, Treasurer; Rev. E. J. Lion,
Chaplain; Right Rev. Wm. J. Kip, Rev. E. J. Lion,
Joseph G. Eastland, A. N. Drown, E.H. Rixford, Rev.
R. C. Foute. Trustees. Ladles' IJoard of Managers:
Mrs. R. B. Sanchez, President ; Mrs. E. a. Beach,
Vice-President; J. G. Clark, Secretary; Mrs. Mary 8.
Jackson, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN.— Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and ten. Meets first and third Wednesday, in Druids'
Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects, benevolent and pro-
tective.
Officers. — Henry Zaun, President ; Charles Pflz-
maier. Secretary ; Conrad Viereckt, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
— Organizpd 1865. Office, 20 Webb street. The de-
sign of this Association is to improve the condition
,of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
to relieve their necessities.
Officers.— N. Gray, President; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treas-
urer ; Robert Beeching, General Agent and Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca-
tion, 1065 Mission street. This hospital was opened for
the reception of patients on the first day of April,
1868. The object of the institution is the care of poor,
sick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli-
gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad-
est sense of the term. Any woman who is poor and
sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general
hospital for all diseases, and for lying-in ; also, a
home for foundlings and abandoned children . There
have been a very large number of outside patients
treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend-
ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to
treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup-
ported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appropriated |5,000 a year for its support.
In 1879 the appropriation was reduced to $3,000.
Since that year this appropriation has been with-
drawn entirely, consequently fewer patients are
admitted free. The Hospital is under the care of Dr.
C. B. Hutchins.
Officers. — Mrs. Conkling, President ; Mrs. I. Hecht,
Vice-President; Mrs. C. B. Hutchins, Secretary. (il7
Bush street; Mrs. M. S. Grinbaum, Treasurer; Sister
Louisa of the Order of the Red Cross, Matron.
SAN FRANCISCO FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION.
Incorporated October, 1880. Object : Carrying fruit,
flowers, literature and delicacies to the sick In hos-
pitals and tenements. Rooms, 713 Mission street,
where the members meet every Thursday from nine
o'clock A. M. till one o'clock P. M. for arrangement
of flowers, etc. Dirstribntion Thursday afternoon.
Officers.- Miss Mary D. Bates, President; Miss
Mary G. Eldrldge, Vice-President; Miss M. A.Harris,
Secretary and Treasurer ; Miss Winifred C. Douglass,
Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868,
for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un-
protected single women, with their offspring, together
with all other children that may be abandoned in
infancy by outside parties, said children being con-
sidered foundlings.
The Foundling Asylum, 913 Golden Gate avenue,
rfceives only abandoned infants prior to two years
of age. The Trustees aim at procuring the adopti<in
of as many of these children by thrifty, industrious,
moral and temperate people (and no others need
apply) as they can.
Officers.— Solomon Heydenfeldt, President ; Charles
Burrell, M. D., Attending Physician and Superin-
tendent.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY. — Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated
February 23, 1871. Number of members twenty-five.
The objects of this society are for the protection and
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relief of deserving physicians and their families who
may suffer from sickness or want, and to promote
-kindly professional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
ALiterHry Chapter was organized July 21. 1871, for
the following objects: First— The collection of a
library. Second— The establishment of a museum.
: Third— The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
OKTaphs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be printed.
Fourth— Reports of cases and the discussion of such
imedical subjects as shall be brought before the Chap-
■ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite-
irary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each
^month.
Officers.— Benjamin R. Swan, M. D., President ;
.William F. Peabody. M. D., Treasurer; Charles H.
. Grimm, M. D., Secretary.
LiTEBARY Chapter.— Jules Simon, M. D., Sec-
retary; C. H. Grimm, M. D., Librarian and Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—
Incorpor.'ited January 20, 18(54 ; reorganized December
17, 187.5. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in January,
April, July and October, at one o'clock P. M. in Arion
Halle, northeast corner Kearny and Sutter streets.
Number of members, seventy-seven. The object of
this society is to assist sick and disabled members
and their families.
Officers.- Theo 'ore Eisfeldt. President; Louis
[Mundwyler, Vice-President ; Albert A. MuUer, Secre-
itary ; John Baumanu. Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MUTTT-
AL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. -Incorporated March,
-1880. Meets at such time and place ax may be desig-
inated by the Board of Directors. The objects of this
society are to sf-cure to the families or dependents of
its members such pecuniary benetits and aid in such
sums and at such times as may be provided by its by-
ilaws.
Oificers. —Frank Dalton, President ; Vf. A. Hoi-
comb, Vice-President ; E. Ransom, Treasurer; T. C.
Fried lander, Secretary, office 24 Merchants' Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, 604 Merchant street. Number
of members one hundred and fifty. The objects of
this society are to provide ways and means to secure
the enforcement of " An Act for the more effectual
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved March
30, 18(i8, and to labor in the education of a public sen-
timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic
and other animals.
Officers.— Jacob Z. Davis, President; Charles N.
E'lmwood, M. D., Vice-President; Nathaniel Hunter,
Secretary ; James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.— Organized February
28. 18.59. Number of members, three hundred and
seventy. Meets first Tuesday of every month at Hall,
n New Montgomery street; open every day and even-
ing. The object of this society is to aid their
lickaud bury their dead; also to assist their members;
»lsotohave a hall for monthly meetings and a library.
Officers.— Rudolf Armstrong, President ; H. M. Ton-
aesen. Vice-President ; Rasmus B. Nielsen, Secretary ;
Alfred Johnson, Assistant Secretary; N. L. Sykes,
rreasurer.
SERVIAN MONTENEGRIAN BENEVOLENT SO-
OIETY.— Organized May 2, 1880. Number of members
Jne hundred and five. Meets first and third Wednes-
iay evenings of each month at 10 California street.
rhe objects of this society are mutual assistance in
;ase of sickness and to bury its dead.
Officers.- Bozo Radovich, President; Peter Zeno-
rich, Vice-President; S. D. Chiucovich, Treasurer;
r. V. Tomanovich, Recording Secretary; E. Jovano-
7ich, Financial Secretary.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
30CIATI0N.— Organized November 17, 18.57. Incor-
JoAted April 1, 1873. Number of members, eighty-
sight. Meets first Friday of each month at 320 Post
'>eet.
Officers.— A. Barbich, President ; John Sambucb,
^ice-President: Frank Mengola, Treasurer ; P. Grasse,
"iecordlng Secretary ; P. Marisich, Financial Secre-
.ry.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— Organized
18«6 and re-organized 1885. The object of this society
is to relieve distress wherever found. Though a le-
gitimate offspring of the Catholic Church, and princi-
pally supported by members of the same, yet its
charitie.s are extended to all worthy persons who are
in distress.
The Particular Council, the governing body of the
society, meets on the first Thursday of each month,
in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Officers— Very Rev. J. J. Prendergast.-V. G., Spirit-
ual Director; John M. Burnett, President; Owen E.
Brady, Vice-President ; P. J. Thomas, Secretary ; Roger
O'Donnell, Treasurt^r.
Subordinate Conferences have been organized in St.
Mary's, St. Francis, St. Joseph's, St. Patrick's, St.
Rose's, St. Peter's Mission Dolores, St. Paul's. St.
Brendan's and St. Bridget's Parishes, which hold
weekly meetings.
SONS OF JACOB.— Organized .January, 1878. Num-
ber of members, ninety. Meets first Sunday of each
month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. Ob-
jects: benevolent.
Officers.- Harrison Barnett, President ; Henry Ray-
mond. Secretary; Wm. Davis. Treasurer.
SONS OF THE UNION.— Objects : Patriotic and
social, and to aid members iu time of sickness. Only
native born citizens eligible for membership.
Washi.noton Camp of California, No. 1.— Organ-
ized September, 1887. Meets every Monday evening,
at 321) Post street.
Officers.- R. H. Taylor, President ; Daniel Norcross,
Vice President ; H. P. Desmond, Secretary; T. R.
Tilley, Treasurer; J. R. Dav dson. Physician.
SPANISH MDTU.AL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized 1877. Number of members about one hun-
dred and twenty. Meets on the third Sunday of each
month, at 320 Post street. Office, 413 Sacramento
street, room 5.
Objects: Benevolence and mutual assistance.
Officers.- J. J. Faljo, President : Medardo Garcia,
Vice-President; J. L. Noriega, Treasurer: Manuel
Arjo, Recording Secretary ; A. Bracous, Financial Sec-
retary.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
ciety).— Organized September 21, 1803. Incorporated
August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent
Scotch people and their families: also, for finding
employment for their unemployed countrymen. Num-
ber of members three hundred and fifty. Meets
every Monday evening at eight o'clock, in Scottish
Hall, 111 Larkin street. All Scotchmen and the sons
of a Scotch parent are eligible as members by paying
three dollars initiation fee, and fifty cents monthly.
Officers.— James McNab, President; George David,
son and James Horsburgh, Vice-Presidents ; Thos. T.
Macdonald, Treasurer ; John Gallan, Recording Se. re-
tary ; Win. Robertson, Assistant Recording Secretary ;
Win. R. Eaton. Financial Secretary; P. M. Heudry, As-
sist.int Financial Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C) .—
Established ISOO. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid-
ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith;
for the relief of the families they may leaVe after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant observance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intellectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of ea.h
month, in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Number of members, four hundred and fifty.
Officers. — Michael Dolan, President; Philip Cos-
grove, Vice-President ; Maurice Sheehan, Treasurer;
H. J. Brown, Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST.
FRANCIS PARISH.— Organized March 3, 1872. Num-
ber of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit
the sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of
deceased members. Meets the first Sunday of each
month, at three o'clock P.M. , in St. Francis' Church,
corner Montgomery avenue and Vallejo street.
Officers.- J. Lennon, President ; T.McGinley, Vice-
President; M. McManus. Financial Secretary; Frank
E. Durham, Recording Secretary; John Mulholland,
Treasurer.
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ST. LITRE'S HOSPITAL.-Lncallon. east side of Va-
lencia, between Tweiity-Beveutb and Tweuty-eightli
streetH. TbU is eHsentiully a I'hurcli hdspitiil, being
maintained under tlio auspices of the Episcopal
Cburch, but persons from all denoininationH are
reciived. It was orKiinized in 1S71, and maintain-
ed constantly up to 1882, from which time up to
April 8, ISSS, it remained closed as a church hospital.
Now. however, determined aud vigorous efforts have
been successfully made to place it on a solid footinc.
Present capacity, thirty. Secretary's address, 2a02
Clay street. #
Ortic. rs.— Mrs. J. G. Clark, President; Mrs. A. J.
Whe.-ler, Vice-President; Mrs. James Newlands. Sec-
retary; Mrs. George J. Bncknall. Treasurer; Dr. Chas.
J. Paton, Kesident Physician. Finance Trustees— G.
L. Eai-tland, George L. Mendell, Wm. Babcock, C. V.
S. Gibbs, E. R. Taylor. J. H. Dobinson and W. B.
Bonrn.
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL.— Conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy. Located originally on Stockton street.
Removed in ISCO to its present location, corner of
First and Bryant streets. The institution is not con-
fined exclusively to Roman Catholics, patients being
admitted irrespective of religious seniimeuts. Mich-
ael J. Fottrell, Resident Physician; F. Kane, Visiting
Surgeon; Luke Robinscm, Visiting Physician ; G. H.
Powers. Oculist and Aurist. Hours for visitors from
one to four o'clock daily.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE • ASS0CI.1-
TION OF CALIFORNIA.— Headquarters, San Fran-
cisco. Objects: To unite in a mutual union, Irishmen
and their descendants of all creeds and classes, to
protect and extend charity to the widow and orphans,
and to strengthen, foster, and promote fraternal feel-
ings ol friendship and charity among its members.
Alliance, No. 1.— Organized March 20, 187.S. Nixm-
ber of members two hundred and thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of every month, at the south-
east corner of O'Farrell and Mason streets.
Offl' ers.— M. J. Gorman, President; C.J.Carroll,
Recording Secretary ; John Moore, Treasurer.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Orsanized July, 1870. Num.
ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec-
ond Monday of each month In the basement of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orphans.
Officers.— P. H. Donks, President; V. Ehrman.
Vice-President; H. Eckhart. Recording Secretary;
B. Windhaus, Financial Secretary; John Lehritter,
Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In-
corporated January 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its
members.
Officers.— Bernhard Dreyor, President ; L. S. Kaat,
Vice-President ; Adolph Popper, Recording Secretary ;
John Lehritter, Financial Secretary; Peter Schenkel,
Treasurer.
SUEDDEUTSGHER VEREIN.— Organized October
2.3, 1884. Meets at il3 Sutter street the first and third
Thursday of every month. Object beneficiary.
Officers. — G. Burgin, President; B. Knaus, Vice-
President : F. Huber, Recording Secretary ; Henry
Gebhard, Financial Secretary; John Halger, Treasurer.
SWEDISH SOCIETY— Organized September 20, 1875.
Number of members, two hundred. Meets every
Monday evening, at Irving Hall. Objects: To take
care of sick members, aid the destitute, and bury the
dead.
Officers.— Jos. Okerblad. President; J. P. S. Jansen,
Vice-President : C. Aug. Westin. Recording Secretary ;
P. O. Peterson, Treasurer : Olof Peterson, Librarian.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 1849. Reorganized 1874. Number of mem-
bers, six hundred and ten. Object: To afford its
members mutual assistance in cases of sickness or
for burial of deceased member-'.
Officers.— Antoine Borel, President ; P. A. Giannini,
Vice-President ; John Freuler, Treasurer ; Henry J
Solaro. Secretary ; Antonio Rottanzi, M.D., and M. J
Heinemann, M. D., Physicians; R. Maestretti, Col-
lector. Office of Society, 309 Clay street.
SWISS RKLIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Be-
organized Octolier, 1886. Objects: Aiding Swiss in
need aud deserving of assihtance. P. A. Giannini,
President; J. H. Fritschi, Vice-President ; A.Vii;nier,
Treasurer ; G. A. Berton Secretary. Office, 311 Mont-
gomery street.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.- Organized May, 1873. Meets on the
first and third Wednesdays of each month. Objects :
The mutual assistance of teachers who are members
of the San Francisco School Department, and more
particularly to minister to the wants of the sick.
Residence of Recording Secretary 908 Sutter.
Officers.— Miss Nellie M. Owens, President ; Miss E.
U. Llndberg, Recording Secretary ; Miss N. C.Haswell,
Financial Secretary ; Miss Louisa Classen, Treasurer.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, 1866.
Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Meets
at Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard street, every Tuesday
evening for business purposes, and Wednesday eve-
ning for social enjoyment.
The objects of this society are to assist members
who. by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from
pursuing their i ailing, and for the relief and support
of the aged and the widows and orphans of deceased
members, and for the purpose of defraying the fune-
ral expenses of the members thereof.
Officers.— Henry Geilfuss, President; Carl Dlel,
Vice-President; J. Dammann, Financial Secretary;
Henry Dreyer. Corresponding Secretary ; Robert Gra-
bau. Treasurer.
TIVOLI MUTUAL AID SOCIETY — Organized May
9, 1882. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month at Tivoli Opera House. Number of mem-
bers, ninety. Object: Assi-tance in cases of sick-
ness and death, and to defray the funeral expenses
of professionals.
Officers.— A. Dietrich, President; K. S. Knowlton,
Vice-President; A. Hoffman, Secretary ; William Krel-
ing, Treasurer.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.— Grand
Gbove of California.— Office Druids' Hall, 413 Sut-
ter street.
Grand Officers.- Henry R. Morton, P. N. G. A. ; T.!
G. Cockrill, N. G. A. ; George W. Lovie, D. G. A.;
John H. Knarston. Grand Secretary; Henry Mohr, G.
T. ; Peter G. Sopa, G. M. ; E. F. Arriola (Los Ange-
les), G. G.; C. Lorenzen. G. S. ; E. Maginnis, Philip
Rohrbacher, Jacob Nickels, Trustees.
The Grand Grove meets the third Tuesday in June
of each year.
The following named chapter and groves meet at
the hall, 413 Sutter street :
Habtnagel Supreme Arch Chapter, No. 3 (Eng-
lish) . — Meets the second Friday of each month.
San Francisco Gbove, No. 3 (German) .—Meets
every Thursday evening.
Eureka Grove, No. 4 (German) .—Meets every
Thursday evening.
Norma Grove, No. 5 (English).— Meets first and
third Wednesday evening of each month.
Sigel Grove, No. 7 (German) .-Meets first and third
Monday evening of each month.
Perseverance Gbove, No. 10 (French) .—Meets
every Tuesday evening.
ScHiLLEB Gbove, No. 11 (German). — Meets second
and fourth Wednesday evening of each month.
Hespebian Gbove. No. 15 (English).- Meets every
Tuesday evening.
Elvin Grove, No. 16 (English).- Meets second and
fourth Monday evening of each month.
Laubel GspvE, No. 17 (English) .—Meets every Fri-
day evening.
Templar Gbove, No. 19 (English) .-Meets first and
third Monday evening of each month.
Galileo Grove, No. 37 (Italian) .-Meets every
Friday evening.
Vasco da Gama Grove No. 43 (Portuguese).
Meets every Tuesday.
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Celtic Grove No. 44 (French) .—Meets every Mon-
day.
BoADiciA Dbuidio CracLE No. 3. — Meets every Sat-
urday eveuing.
Meblin Grove, No. 60 (English). — Meets first and
third Tuesday of every month.
ExcELsioB Gbove, No. 65 (English) .—Meets every
WedueMday eveuing.
Geneeal Belief Committee. — Meets third Sun-
day of every mouth.
Decids' Hall Society.— Office Druids' Hall, 413
Sutler street. Geo. W. Peckham, Presidej^t ; H. Mohr,
Vice-President; L. G. Schord, Secretary; N. JUimuier,
Treasurer. Annual meeting of shareholders, second
Monday of February. The Board of Trustees meets
on the third Wednesday of each month.
Dbuibs' Libbaey.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
UNITED CALIFORNIA FINN BROTHERHOOD.—
Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month
In Drews' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Objects:
Mutual benefit.
UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES. — This
Order was organized August 'li, 1884, and cou-
sisis of the Graua Lodge, wUich is the supreme head
of the Order, and, up to date, thirty-eiijht subordi-
nate lodges in Califuruia, Chicago, 111., aud New
Bedford, Mass. In addition to the ordinary benevo-
lent and social character of fraternal orgauizatlons.
It provides for the payment of specihc endowments
in installments to its members during their lifetime.
Gband Lodge.— Meets in San Francisco in Febru-
ary. Olhce 126 Kearny street, room 21.
Officers.- James M. Lenhart (<. F.), Grand Com-
mauder; J. 0. Miller (S. F.), Grand Vice- Commander ;
J. W. Ward, Jr. (126 Kearny street, S. F.), Grand Sec-
retary; J. W. Bdlden, Grand Treasurer; Miss M.
Sullivan (S. F.), Grand Guardian; Dr. J. W. Hos-
tetler (Napa), Chief Medical Examiner; J. N. Rey-
nolds, U. D. Coon, L. H. Kaufifung, and J. M. Lawton,
\Jrand Trustees.
Twenty-five subordinate lodges are located in San
Francisco, viz:
San Fbancisco No. 2.— Meets every Wednesday
«veulng at 417 Kearny street.
Golden Gate No. 3.— Meets every Saturday even-
ing at the corner of Steiner aud Geary streets.
YosEMiTE No. 4. — Meets every Saturday evening at
1358 Market street.
California No. 5. — Meeti every Monday evening at
the corner of Church aud Thirtieth streets.
Memorial No. 6. — Meets every second and fourth
Thursday evening st 6u6 Sutter street
Eubeka No. 9— Meets every Thursday at corner
Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Henbietta No. 10.— Meets every Wednesday at
909 >4 Market street.
U. S. Grant No. 11.— Meets every Friday at 32
O'Farrell street.
Secdbity No. 12.— Meets every first and third Tues-
day at corner of Lacuna street and Ivy avenue.
Fidelity No. 13.— Meets every first and third Fri-
day at 417 Kearny street.
Integrity No. 14.— Meets every Friday at 1133 Mis-
sion street.
15.— Meets every Friday at 32
-Meets every Thursday at 421
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O'Farrell street.
Fhiksdship No. 17
Post street.
Excelsior No. 18.— Meets on the second and fourth
Mondays of every month at 114 O'Farrell street.
Unity No. 19. —Meets every Tuesday at 1358 Market
fltreet.
(+KBMANIA No. 20.— Meets every Saturday at 32
O'Farrell street.
Dante No. 21.— Meets on the second and fourth
Mond.iys of the month at the corner of Pacific aud
Stockton streets.
Golden West ]
Vallejo street.
). 22.— Meets every Friday at 736)4
HoBTENSA No. 23.— Meets first and third Thursdays
of the mouth at 814 Geary stieet.
Triumph No. 24.— Meets every Wednesday at 909)4
Market street.
Lincoln No. 25.— Meets every Friday at 1133 Mis-
sion street.
J. A. Garfield No. 36.— Meets every Wednesday at
35 Eddy street
Fraternity No. 37.— Meets every Wednesday at the
Grand Opera House, Mission street.
Protection No. 39.— Meets every Thursday at 320
Post street.
UNION PRINTERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.—
Organized May 22, 1H87. Objects: To give financial
aid and assistance to its members who are unable to
follow their occupation on account of sickness or ac-
cident.
Officers. — Jamps P. Olwell, President; James L.
Shearer. First Vice-Presideut ; G. H. Knell, Second
Vice-President ; James T. Kelscy, Recording Secre-
tary : M. Monahon, Financial Secretary ; S. H. Jen-
ner, Tmasurer; J. W. Newton, Mtrshal ; Samuel
Robbins, Guardian: E. T. Plank, W. A. Bushnell,
Duvid J. Kcsi-r, John R. Winders and Samuel T. Saw-
yer, Directors ; Dr. J. Boushy, Physician.
VETERANS' HOME.— Incorporated March 7, 1882.
Office, 420 Montgomery street, room 15. Location of
Home, Youutville, Napa County, California.
Objects: The founding of a home for the relief and
support of worthy officer.-i, soldiers, marines and sail-
ors who honorably served in the anuy and navy of
the United states during the war with Mexico or of
the Rebellion, or In any other war, and who are in
indigent circumstances, aud by reason of age, infir-
mity or wounds rei-eived In service, or incapable of
self-support, and for that purpose to receive contri-
butious and to take aud hold real and personal prop-
erty by grant, devise or bequest and to erect suitable
buildings for the use and occupation of the benefici-
aries of the .\saociatiou.
Officers.— J. A. Waymire, President; A. L. Rock-
well. Secretary; George W. Walts, Treasure-; W. E.
McClean, Commandant; E. W. Buck, Medical Direc
tor. Headquarters, 4J0 .Montgomery street, room 15.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized Januiry 13, 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entire force. The object of this
association is to render pecuniary aid to ttie widows
and orphans or family to the extent of one thousand
dollars.
Officers.— Alfred Clarke, President; M. Lind-
ht'imer, Vice-President; "T. R. Judson, Recording
Secretary ; William Cullcn, Treasurer.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY. — Office 2030 Howard
street. This institution, established November 1,
1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany,
comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and a Tempo-
rary Home for friendless boy.s in search of employ-
ment. It is maintained by voluntary contributions
from the public. Destitute lad?", in quest of work,
are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor-
mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employees. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of religi-
ous belief . Over five thousand of every tongue and
kindred, obtain profitable occupation on farms, in
factories, stores, and shops every year through this
source. Office open every week day from nine
o'clock to eleven o'clock A. M., and from two o'clock
to five o'clock P. M.
Officers.— Most Rev. P. W. Riordan, President;
Rev. D. O. Crowley, Secretary ; A. H. Loughborough,
M. I. Sallivan and Rev. D. O. Crowley, Directors.
YOUNG ME>i'3 INSTITUTE (R. C.).— Grand Coun-
cil orgmized in San Francisco in 1883. Office. 121
Post street. Object, rautusl Improvement and a fund
for sick and funeral benefits. Olfiers of the Grand
Council.— John J. McDade, President ; ffohn J. Ste-
ph n^, l''irst Vice-President ; J. E Carr, Second Vice.
PresMent; J. B. Mclntyre. Rocording Secretary;
Joseph I. Twohis, Corresponding and Financial Sec-
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retary; John Lyuch, Treasurer; Thomas H. Brady,
Lecturer.
The City Inntltntes meet as follow« :
No. 1.— Corner of O'Farrell and Mason streets, first
and third Tuesdays of every month.
No. 3. — Sixteenth street, near Valencia, second and
fourth Fridays of every month.
No. 4.— Irving Hall, first and third Fridays of very
mouth.
No. 7.-111 Larkin street, second and fourth Thurs-
days of every month.
No. S2.— Knobloch's Hall. South San Francisco, first
and third Saturdays of every month.
No. 34.— 71 New Montgomery street, second and
fourth Tuesdays of every month.
No. 35.-32 O'Farrell street, first and third Thurs-
days of every month.
No. .50. — 421 Post street, second and fourth Fridays
of every month.
No. 54.-32 O'Farrell street, second and fourth.Mon-
daysof every month.
No. 55.— 114 O'Farrell street, second and fourth
Wednesdays of every month.
E.-.W.-
V.-. W.'
V.-. B.
Masonic.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October.
Its officers for the year ending in October, 1887, are:
M.-. W.-. Edmund C. Atkinson, Grand Master, Sacra-
mento.
R.-.W.-. Hiram N. Rucker, Deputy Grand Master,
Merced.
. Morris M. Estee, Senior Grand "Warden, Napa.
. Alvah H. Conklin, Junior Grand Warden,
Independence.
. Nathan W. Spaulding, Grand Treasurer,
Oakland.
. Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
R.-. De-Witt T. Van Doren, Grand Chaplain, San
Francisco.
W.-. John N. Young, Grand Orator, Sacramento.
W.-. Charles I. Tripler, Assistant Grand Secre-
tary, San Francisco.
W.'. John Werner Shaefler, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
W.-. Cyrus G. Warren, Grand Marshal, Chico.
W.-. John E. Mooers, Grand Bible Bearer, Bur-
gettville.
W.-. John C. Marsh, Grand Standard Bearer, Oak-
land.
Charles H. Dunsmoor. Grand Sword Bearer,
Los Angeles.
William Vale. Senior Grand Deacon, San
Francisco.
W.-. Elias C. Hare, Junior Grand Deacon, San
Francisco.
W.-. Oscar L. Gordon, Senior Grand Steward,
Santa Cruz. '
W.-. Thomas R. Burnett, Jimior Grand Steward,
Woodbridge.
W.\ John A. Fisher, Grand Pursuivant, El Dorado.
W.-. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.- . James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco,
ody was organized in the year 1850, and there
in existence, under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and thirty-one Subordinate Lodges, of which
sixteen are in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
Calxfornt.a. Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
La Paef.ute Union Lodge, No. 17.— Meets every
other Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in 5ing Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Moel4.h Lodge, No. 44.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
W.
W.-
Thisi
are now :
Fidelity Lodge, No. 120. — Meets every Thursday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge, No. 130. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Bulldinii, 121 Eddy street.
OuocKETT Lodge, No. 139. — Meets every Friday
evening ut B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144.— Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
ExcELSioB Lodge, No. 1P6. — Meets every Wednesday
evening iu St. John's Hall. Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge, No. 169. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
street*.
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Myrtle Hall, Railroad Avenue,
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge, No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Speranza Italiana Lodge, No. 219. — Meets every
other Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
King Solomon's Lodge No. 260. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at southwest corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the third Tuesday in April. Its
officers for the term ending in April, 1888. are:
M.-.E.-. Michael James Keating, Grand High Priest,
San Francisco.
R.-.E.'. William Thompson Luther, Deputy Grand
High Priest, Downieville.
R.-. E.-. William Vanderhurst, Grand King, Salinas.
R.'. E.'. CaruotCourtland Mason, Grand Scribe, Chico.
R.-. E.-. Hiram Throop Graves, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.-. Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Secretary,
San Francisco.
R.-.E.-. John Eliot Benton, Grand Chaplain, Oak-
land.
M.-.E.-. Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Lecturer,
San Francisco.
E.-. Franklin Henry Day, Grand Captain of the
Host, San Francisco.
E.-. Milton Hills Myrick, Grand Royal Arch Cap-
tain, San Francisco.
Comp. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
Comp. James Oglesby, Grand Guard, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1854, and there
are now in existence, under its jixrisdiction, sixty-five
Subordinate Chapters, of which two are in the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapter, No. 1. — Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter, No. 5.— Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the third Monday in April. Its
officers for the term ending April, 1888, are:
M.-.P.-. Charles Lord Field, Grand Master, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-.P.-. James Bestor Merritt, Deputy Grand Master,
Alameda.
R.-.P.-. William Edward Oughton, Grand Illustrious
Master, Sacramento.
R.-. P.-. David White Laird, Grand Principal Conduc-
tor of the Works, San Francisco.
R.-.P.-. Franklin H. Day, Grand Treasurer, Oakland-
R.-.P.-. Thomas Hubt>ard Caswell, Grand Recorder,
San Francisco.
Comp. Osgood Church Wheeler, Grand Chap-
lain. Oakland.
Comp. David Pugh Marshall, Grand Captain
of the Guards, San Francisco.
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Comp. Cornelius Kellogg, Grand Steward,
Sacramento.
Comp. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist,
San Francisco.
Comp. James Oglesby, Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1860, and tbere
are now in existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz :
California Coxtsctl, No. 2.— Meets on the last
Wediienday in each month in the Chapter Hall, Ma-
sonic Temple.
THE GRAND COMMAND ERY OF KNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the Thursday following the third Tues-
day in April. Its officers for the term ending April,
1888, are :
R.-.E.-. Sir Reuben Headly Lloyd, Grand Commander,
San Francisco.
V. •.£.-. Sir Tristam Burges, Deputy Grand Com-
mander, San Jose.
E.-. Sir Cainot Courtland Mason, Grand Gener-
alissimo. Chico.
E.-. Sir Samuel Hopkins Wagner, Grand Captain
General, San Jose.
E.-. Sir Hezekiah Lord Hosmer, Grand Prelate,
San Francisco.
E.-. Sir George Asbury Johnson, Grand Senior
Warden, Santa Rosa.
E.-. Sir Jacob Hart Neff, Grand Junior Warden,
Colfax.
E.-. Sir John Francis Merrill, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco.
E.-. Sir Thomas Hubbard Caswell, Grand Re-
corder, San Francisco.
E.-. Sir William Vamlerhurst. Grand Standard
Rearer, Salinas.
E.-. Sir Frank William Sumner, Grand Sword
Bearer, San Francisco.
E.-. Sir Waren Sexton. Grand Warder, Oroville.
Sir Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
Sir James Ogle.sby, Grand Captain of the
Guards, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1858, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction twenty-
seven comraauderies, ot which two are in the city
of San Francisco, viz.:
California Commanbert, No. 1.— Meets every Fri-
day evening in Commaudery Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Commandert, No. 16.— Meets every
Monday evening at their Asylum in Golden Gate
Block. 131 Post street.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January. Its officers for the term end-
ing January, 1889, are:
V.-.I.-. Theo. H. Goodman, Venerable Grand Master,
San Francisco.
I.-. Stephen Wing, Grand Prior, San Francisco.
I.-. William A. Robertson, Grand Proceptor, San
Francisco.
I.-. William T. Garratt, Grand Constable. San
Francisco.
I.-. Columbus Waterhouse, Grand Admiral, San
Francisco.
I.-. Nathan W. Spaulding, Grand ChanceUor, Oak-
land.
I.-. Henry S. Orme, Grand Minister of State, Los
.\ngele6.
I.'. William Jefifray, Grand Almoner, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar, San Fran-
cisco.
!.• . ThoB. J. Knipe, Grand Keeper of Seals and
Archives, San Francisco.
I.-. David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. Aaron J. Messing. Grand Primate, San Fran-
I.-. Henry Lunstedt, Grand Assistant Expert, San
Francisco.
I.-. James B. Merritt, Grand Beausenifer, Oak-
land.
1.-. David B. Jackson, Bearer of the Vexillum
Belli, San Francisco.
I.-. Henry Wolfsohn, Grand Master of the Guards,
San Francisco.
I.-. John Hammond, Grand Chamberlain, San
Francisco.
I.-. Peter T. Barclay, Grand Steward, San Fran-
Cisco.
I.-. Isidore Jacob, Grand Aid-de-Camp, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. Treat P. Clark, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
Godfrey De St. Omab CouNcn,, Knights Kadosh,
No. 1.— Meets at the call of the Commander at Ma-
sonic Temple.
Yerba Bcena Chapter of Rose Croix, No. 4.—
Meets at the call of the Wise Master at Masonic Tem-
ple.
Yerba Bcesa Lodge of Perfection, No. f . — Meets
ever}' Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 8, 1879. Objects : The union of the pioneer
Mason.s of the Pacific coast and the preservation of
Masonic history. Quarterly meetings held at Masonic
Temple. Office, room 6, Chronicle Building.
Officers. — James L. Cogswell, President, San Fran-
cisco ; William S. Moses, Vice-President, San Fran-
cisco; Theodore Reiser, Vice-President. Anaheim;
Christopher Taylor, Vice-President, Dayton, Oreg.;
Alex. D. Rock, Vice-President, Eureka, Nev. ; Alex.Q.
Oliver, VicePresklent, Fort Whipple, A. T.: Edwin
A. Sherman, 8ecretar>-, O.ikland ; Theodore G. Cock-
rill, Treasurer, San Francisco; Rev. David McClure,
Chaplain, Oakland. •
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.— The Board of Re-
lief of San Pranci.sco is composed of the Masters or
Representatives of the sixteen Lodges holding con-
current jurisdiction in San Francisco. Said Lodges
contribute to, but draw nothing from the funds of the
Board — sojourning Master Masons, their widows and
orphans, being alone recipients of its charities.
Money refunded is again given to the needy of our
order. Organized in 18.56. E. T. B. Mills, Chair-
man; Wm. M. Fonda, Treasurer: Hirrison Jones,
Secretary.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 26, 18(>3. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
Officers.— William R. Wheaton, President; Joseph
Clement, Vice-President; George J. Hobe, Secretary;
Henry L. Davis, Treasurer; William S. Moses, Super-
intendent.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCLVTION. —Incorporated
1859. Office, Masonic Temple, second floor. Associ-
ated for the purpose of erecting and furnishing the
Mas mic Temple, at the northwest corner of Mont-
gomery and Post streets.
Officers.- Alexander G. Abell, President ; George T.
Grimes, Secretary.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR.— Meets in the City of San Fran-
cisco (unless otherwise ordered), on the Monday fol-
lowing the second Tuesday in October of each year.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the seventh
of April, 1873. Its officers for 1888 are :
John H. Gray, Worthy Grand Patron, San Francisco.
Gertrude S. Freeman, Worthy Grand Matron, Wood-
land.
Jesse B. Fuller, Associate Grand Patron, Marys-
ville.
Mary 8. Munns, Associate Grand Matron, San Fran-
cisco.
Kate J.Willats, Grand Secretary, office 103 Mont-
gomery street, San Francisco.
Isabel Denman, Grand Treasurer, Petaluma.
Artie Reid. Grand Chaplain, Redding.
Amelia Msrcellus, Grand Marshal, Oakland.
Ella W. McMurray, Grand Conductress, Weaverville.
Alinira A. Steinbeck, Associate Grand Conductress,
Hoi lister.
Florence Miller, Grand Adah, Sacramento.
Bertha Lewis, Grand Ruth. Watsonville.
Rosa Wilhelm, Grand Esther, Grass Valley.
Rebecca Schwartz, Grand Martha. Santa Crnz.
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Sarsli F. Home, Graiul Elocta, San Jone.
Arvllla McHarvey, Grand Warden, Sonoma.
Abbie A. JcnKs, Grand Or^-aniRt, OHkland.
George Lord, Grand Sentinel, San Bernardino.
The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on the
ninth of May, 1809. There are now seventy-six Subor-
dinate Chapters under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Chapter.
The following three chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Chapter. No. 1. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at 32 O'Furi ell street.
California Chapter No. 4.— Meets every Friday
evening at 121 Eddy street.
Ivy Chapter, No. 27.— Meets first and third Tues-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
I. o. o. p.
GKAND OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I. O. O.F.— Elwood
Bruner. Grand Master, Sacramento ; Reuben H. Lloyd,
Deputy Grand Master, San Francisco; C. N. Jenkins,
Grand Warden, Marysville ; W.B.Lyon, Grand Secre-
tary, San Francisco : Geo. W. Lemont, Grand Treas-
urer, San Francisco ; Leon D. Freer, Grand Rep., Oro-
ville ; Wesley Mlnta, Grand Rep., Stockton ; E. G. Mc-
Lean, Grand Chaplain, Merced; P. E. Piatt, Grand
Marshal, St. Helena ; Moses Stinchfield, Grand Con-
ductor, Santa Rosa; O. V. Morris, Grand Guardian,
Placerville ; C. T. Pidwell, Assistant Grand Secre-
tary, San Francisco ; S. S. Gordon, Grand Herald, San
Francisco.
GRAND officers OF THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT.
A. R. Lord, Grand Patriarch, Nevada City ; J. A.
Nace, Grand High Priest, Santa Clara; Samuel B.
Smith, Grand Senior Warden, Sacramento ; W. B
Lyon, Grand Scribe, San Francisco; George W. Le-
mont, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco ; A. P. Morse
Grand Junior Warden, San Bernardino; J. F. Crosett
Grand Rep., San Francisco ; C. H. Randall, Grand
Rep., Sonora ; James Leonard, Grand Marshal, Mer
ced ; M. Maiiasse, Grand Sentinel, Red Bluff; E. Dun
ker. Deputy Grand St'ntinel, San Francisco.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of
the I. O. O. F., located in this city, excepting those
marked with a star, meet at their Hall, corner of
Market and Seventh streets, on the following even-
ings, viz:
Golden Gate Encampment, No. I.— Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
Walhalla Encampment, No. 7. — Meets first and
third Fridays of each month.
WiLDET Encampment, No. 23.— Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Unity Encampment, No. 26. — Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Oriental Encampment, No. 57.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Canton San Francisco No. 5. — Meets first rnd third
Wednesdays of each month in Odd Fellows' Hall.
California Lodge, No. 1.— Meets Monday.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3. — Meets Friday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 13. — Meets Tuesday.
Yerba Btjena Lodge, No. 15.— Meets Thursday.
Templar Lodge, No. 17. — Meets Wednesday.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 29.— Meets Tuesday.
Bay City Lodge, No. 71. — Meets Tuesday.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112.— Meets Thursday.
Gebmania Lodge, No. 116. — Meets Wednesday.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122.— Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123.— Meets Friday.
Parker Lodge, No. 124. — Meets Tuesday.
♦TTnity Lodge, No. 131. — Meets Tuesday, corner of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Hermann Lodge, No. 145. — Meets Wednesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 155. — Meets Thursday.
*OPHrR Lodge, No. 171.— Meets Friday.
*OcciDENTAii Lodge, No. 179. — Meets Thursday.
CosMOPOUTAN LoDOK, No. 194.— Mccts Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204.— Meets Tuesday.
Alta Lodge, No. 205.— Meets Monday.
Franco-American Lodge, No. 207.— Meets Thurs-
day.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 222.— Meets Monday.
Morse Lodge, No. 'iHT. — Meets Wednesday.
* Myrtle Lodge, No. 275.— Meets Wednesday, in
Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco.
♦Western Addition Lodge, No. 285.— Meets Wed-
nesday, in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
•Excelsior Lodge, No. 310.— Meets Monday, in Ex-
celsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Teutonia Degree Lodge, No. 4. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 1.— Meets
Saturday.
Templae Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 19.— Meets
Saturday.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 90. — Meets
Wednesday.
General Relief Committee (Composed of all the
Noble Grands and Vice-Grands of the Subordinate
Lodges of San Francisco) William E. Lutz, Secretary.
Meets every Sunday at ten o'clock A. M.
ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
Meets second and fourth Saturdays of each month.
THE ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated September 26, 1865. Office, 22 Phelan
Building.
THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION OF
SAN FRANCISCO. — Organized 1858. Capital stock,
$1,000,000. Oifice, corner of Market and Seventh
streets. Odd Fellows' Hall, room 1.
OflHcers.— A. W. Scott, President; L. W. S. Downs,
Vice-President; M. Greenebaum, Treasurer; C. T.
Pidwell, Secretary.
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS' ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April 17, 1877. Objects: The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Office, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Officers.- Daniel Sewell, President; W. H. Barnes,
Secretary; Philo White, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-Or-
ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, corner of Market
and Seventh streets.
The library contains nearly forty thousand vol-
umes in the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of works
on the early history of the PacificCoast. It also con-
tains a very complete and valuable cabinet of min-
erals.
Officers.— James Linforth, President; R. L. 0.
Barnes, Recording Secretary; E. Maginnis. Treas-
urer ; George A. Carnes, Librarian ; Andrew J. Cleary,
Assistant Librarian.
Temperance.
ST. MARY'S C. T. A. B. AND L. ASSOCIATION.—
Meets second and third Sundays of each month in
basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
ST. PATRICK'S C. T. A. B. SOCIETY.— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Sundays of each month in basement
of St. Patrick's Church at three o'clock P. M.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temper-
ance mutual benefit organization for mutual relief in
sickness, in connection with a life-insurance system
upon a mutual protective basis.
Supreme Council. — Organized October 22, 1874.
Meets annually on the Third Tuesday in October.
Officers. — W. A. Bnshnell, Supreme Commander,
San Frnncisco; L. J. Blundell, Supreme Counselor,
Grass Valley ; John E. Harris, Supreme Secretary,
San Jose ; C. W. Potaeroy, Supreme Treasurer, San
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The following named Encampments have been or-
ganized In San Francisco.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 26.— Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Templar Encampment, No. 50.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening.
Mount Hobeb Encampment, No. 69.— Meets every
Satursday evening at 2933 Sixteenth street.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. No. 1.— Organized May,
1869. Number of members, three hunared. Meets
every second and fourth Friday evening, at 121 Eddy
Ptreet. Win. H. Growney. President; John Griffin,
Secretary.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.— Or-
ganized May 24, 1859. The property now occupied
by the institution, northeast corner of Stockton and
Chestnut streets, was purchased in 1862, at an expense
of $7,500, and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of
$7,0U0, and again improved in 188j at an outlay of
$5,(100. It is now a very comfortable house.
Officers- John Densmore, President; Wm. Martin,
Secretary; R. H. McDonald, Treasurer; J. Grey Jewell,
M. D., Superintendent and Resident Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—
Grand Lodge of California organized May 29, 1860.
Jurisdiction embraces the State of California and
Arizona Territory.
Number of working Lodges, two hundred and ttfty.
Total membership, about thirteen thousand. George
B. Katzensteiu. Grand SeL-retary, Sacramento; Mrs.
C. B.Thompson. 1037^4 Market street, San Francisco,
President Lady Managers.
This Order sustains ihe Good Templars' Hon^e for
Orphans, located at Vallejo, California. The build-
ings, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable,
were erected in 1869, by the Good Templars of Calitor-
nla and Nevada. It is under the coutrol of the Grand
Lodge of the Order, but its title is not moant to con-
vey any idea of exclusiveness as to the class admitted
to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless orphan is
the only passport required at its portals.
Officers of the Grand Lodge.— J. M. Walling, Nevada
City, G. C. T. ; Robert Castle, Colton, O. C; Mrs. L.
G. Kellogg, Newcastle, G. V. T. ; George B. Kat-en-
stein, 328 J street, Sacramento, G. S.; Ur. 1.9. Hulsey,
Vallejo. G. T. ; Julius Lyons, Los Angeles, O. A. S. ;
Rev. E. B. Hatch Salinas. Grand Chaplain; Arthur
Beardsley. Winchester, Grand Marshal ; E. Wood Cul
ver, Newcastle, Grand Messenger ; Mrs. >I. E. Richard-
son, East Oakland, General Superintendent Juvenile
Work.
The following named subordinate lodges meet in
this city:
Evening Star Louge, No. 114.— Meets every Satur-
day evening, at Alcazar Building.
Kino Solomon Lodge No. 276.— Meets every Tues-
day evening.
Olive Lodge No. 279. — Meets every Wednesday
evening.
International Lodge, No. 291. — Meets every Mon
day evening, at 1133 Mission street.
Valley Lodge, No. 293. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 997 Market street.
Spring Valley Lodge, No. 314.— Meets every Tues
day evening. In Union Hall, cor Fillmore and Green
wicb streets.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. — Organized
March 22, 1866. Meets on the second Tuesday eve-
ning of each month, at the Mariners' Church, north-
east corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Num-
ber of members, three thousand five hundred, to
which additions are made continually.
Officers.— Rev. Joseph Rowell, President ; Rev. W.
D. Bishop, Secretary.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand
Scribe, J. R. McLean, 1621 O'Farrell street.
Officers of the Grand Division.— D. Stephen Bow-
ers. D.D., G. W. P., Ventura; J. O. Avery, G. W. A.;
J. R. McLean, G. Si ribe. San Francisco ; N. David-
eon, G. Treasurer; Rev. George Morris, G. Chaplain;
Alameda; Mrs. R. Davidson, G. Conductor; W. I.
Gray, O. Sentinel.
The following named Subordinate Divisions meet
in San Francisco :
Grand Division— Next Annual Session on the
fourth Sunday in April in San Francisco.
Centennial Division, No. 18.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at 20 Eddy street.
New Era DmsioN, No. 2. — Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell.
Golden Rcle Division No. 335. — Meets every Tues-
day evening at 13.i8 Market street.
Silver Star Division No. 335— Meets every Tuesday
evening at 810 Pacitic street.
WOMEX'3 CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION—
California Branch. Headquarters, 132 McAllister
street.
Officers.— Mrs. S. J. Churcill. San Jos6, President ;
Mrs. M. H. Field, Recording Secretary, Sau Jose; Mrs.
H. H. Havens, Oakland, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. S. G. Chamberlain. East Oakland, Treasurer.
The Women's National Christian Temperance
Union is the Jargest society ever composed ex-
clusively of women, and conducted entirely by them.
There are about one hundred Unions in this State,
witb an aggregate membership of about 4,0u0. The
National W. 0. T. U. has 10,000 auxiliaries with a
membership of 200.000.
Heada larters in San Francisco, open Tuesdays and
Saturdays, from ten o'clock A. M. to four o'clock P. M.
Protective.
AMERICAN BAKERS' UNION.— Organized January
18h7. Meets at '232 Taylor street every Saturday
evening. Object: Reduction of the regular hours of
labor.
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Jan-
uary 13, 18T8. Number of members, one hundred
anil" thirty. Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month at 320 Post street. Objects : Protective and
benevolent.
Officers.— A. Solomon, President; M. J. Girardin,
Vice-President; E. P. Roche, Recording Secretary;
C. Rimassa, Finaui ial Secretary ; J. Lehritter, Treas-
urer ; John Dohs, Employment Secretarj-; office, 542
Clay street. F. Von Emhuff, Trustee.
BOARD OF TR\DE OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Or-
ganized April, 1877. Number of members, 220.
Office, Union Block, 202 Market street, upper floor.
Objects : To protect the interests of its members,
prevent settlements without full investigation, resist
inequitable and fraudulent settlements, and bring
about joint action in the collection of debts (other
than in the ordinary course of business) .
Officers.- George H. Sanderson, President; Jules
Cerf, First Vice-President ; J. T. Havilaud, Second
Vice-President ; J. A. Folger, Treasurer ; J. H. Shank-
land, Attorney; H. L. Smith, Secretary.
BOOKBINDERS' PROTECTIVE AND BENEFI-
CIAL ASSOCI.ATION OF CALIFORNIA.-Organized
August 15, 1875. Number of members, fifty-six.
Meets second Tuesday of each month, at 539 Call-
furnia street.
Officers. — Hermon Silvins, President ; Ed. Ryan,
Vice-President ; Henry Marsden, Corresponding Sec-
retary: F. W. Schaflfner, Financial Secretary; Thos.
B. Gould, Treasurer.
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. — Or-
ganized in 1874. Objects: Protection of mutual in-
terests and promotion of harmony among brewers.
Meets at 538 California street, every Friday at two P.M.
Officers— F.HagemaBii, Jr., President; H. F. Bruns,
Vice-President; H. W. Wieland. Treasurer; A. Hinz,
Seoretary, residence 1712 Clay street.
BUTCHERS' (RETAIL) PROTECTIVE ASSOCI.V
TION.— Organized April Ist, 1886. Meets at 909 J<J
Market street.
Officers.— George Baabe. President : Mark Strouse,
Vice-President ; Henry C. FlageoUet, Secretary ; Jos.
Bnttgenbach, Treasurer; Andrew Herman, Sergeant-
at-Arms.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMOEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & EEl 405407
St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in tlie City
of San Francisco. Object: Tlie advancement of tho
science of medicine and surgery.
Officers.— George H. Palmer. M. D., President; 8.
P. Burdlck, M. D , First Vice-President; E. A. Gubs,
M. D., Second Vice-President ; A. 0. Peturseu, M. D.,
Secretary ; W. A. Dewey, M. D., Treasurer.
CATHOLIC MOTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA-
TION OF THE ARCU-DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCIS-
CO.—Organized February 1, 1880. Meets lirst Mon-
day of eacli month at Koom •18, Plielan Building.
Object— It is established for the purpose of securing
a certain sum— not exceeding two thousand dollars-
to the person designated by any member of ihe Asso-
ciation previous to his or her death.
Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President; J. B.
Dougherty, Vice-President; William F. Waltson. Sec-
retary; John Bolger, Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850.
Present membership 175. Regular meetings, third
Tuesdays in January, April, July and-October. Annual
meeting, third Tuesday in January ; election of officers,
second Tuesday in January.
Officers.— W. L. Merry, President; E. L. G. Steele,
First Vice-President; Charles Ooodall, Second Vice-
President; C. L. Taylor, Robert Balfonr, James Caro.
Ian, Fred. L. Castle, Robert Watt, Ira P. Rankin, W.
W. Montague, George W. McNear, James F. Chapman,
H. L. E. Meyer, R. W. Simpson, E. W. Newhall, Trus-
tees; Thos. J. Haynes, Secretary. Treasurer and Li-
brarian.
CIGARMAKERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION, No.
228. — Organized in 1885. Number of members, 445.
Meets first and third Tuesday of each mouth at Metro-
politan Hall. Objects: To improve the condition of
its members and protect them against the encroach-
ments of Chinese cheap labor.
Officers. — Tony B. Houkomp, President; Samuel
Kirschner, Vice-President ; Chris. J.Boyle, Financial
and Corresponding Secretary ; J. R. Hoenes, Record-
ing Secretary ; J. H. Schulte, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION OF
CALIFOR>fIA.— Organized in 1878. Objects: Protec-
tive and Mutual.
Officers. — Alexander Russell, President; M. L.
Tichiier, First Vice-President ; L. C. Corbaley, Second
Vice-President ; J. L. Betzel, Third Vice-President; E.
T. B. Mills, Secretary and Treasurer.
COAST SEAMEN'S UNION OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Organized March 6, 1885. Object : Mutual
protection. Meets every Monday evening, at 513J^
East street.
COOPERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Meets first and
third Monday in each month, at 316 Post street.
Officers.- H. J. Cronin, President; M. Monaghan,
Vice-President; V. Bendrick, Financial Secretary; S.
Eldridge, Recording Secretary; Peter Bronberg, Treas-
urer.
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized August 26, 1876. Number
of members, about two hundred. Meets second and
last Saturday evenings of each month at B'nai B'rith
Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Officers.- R. G. Worth, President; J. C. Collins,
Vice-President; Joseph B. Niderost, Recording Secre-
tary ; George C. Evers, Financial Secretary ; L. J.
Welch, Treasurer.
FEDERATED TRADES COUNCIL.— Meets at 927
Mission street every Friday evening. W. A.Bushnell.
President; Henry Gutstadt, Vice-President; H. H.
Dobbin, Recording Secretary ; F. A. McCarthy, Treas-
urer.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN.— Organized
December 6, 1875. Office, 539 California street.
Objects : To raise funds, and make loans among
its members, thus enabling them to acquire and
improve real estate.
Officers.— George Lang, President ; Hugo Pfersdorff.
Secretary ; Otto Fauss, Treasurer.
g, GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members,
seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 105 Pacific street.
Officers.- Antonio Caflferata, President; Antonio
Lagomarslno, Vice-President; Qiacomo Bignotte,
Secretary, residence, 9 Lafayette Place; T. Lacoste,
Treasurer.
GERMAN BUTCHERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION.—Meets second and fourth Thursday in each
month, at Jl(> Post street.
Offi;er8 — Emll Scliuck. President; Charles D.
Junker, Vice-President ; Fred. Fischer, Recordiug
Secretary ; Joseph Buttenbach, Financial Secretary;
Benjamin Engler, Treasurer.
GUN CLUB— Organized December 19, 1876. Objects;
To practice pigeon-shooting, and assist iu enforcing
the game law.
Officers.— Joseph D. Grant, President ; J. H. Jellett,
Vice-President ; F. S. Butler. Secretary and Treasurer.
HACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION.-Organlzed
January, 1888. Meets at 319 East street.
Officers.— John Carey, President; John Kidnoy.
Vice-President ; John P. Toney, Secretary ; P. J. Fo-
ley, Treasurer.
HOME BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated December, 1880. Office, northeast corner Bush
and Montgomery streets. The object of this Associa-
tion is to provide aid to its members, their heirs or
dependents, by a mutual association of persons in
good health, in order to equalize the risk of mortality
and to furnish the aid so rendered at the lowest pos-
sible cost to its members.
Officers.— Frank C. Havens, President ; J. 8. Bying-
ton, Vice-President; A. S. Barney, Secretary ; I. P. Allen,
Auditor; C. N. Ellinwood, M. D., Medical Director;
J. O. Cadman, Manager of Agencies.
I>JTERNATIONAL FURNITURE WORKERS'
UNION, No. 15.— Meets every Tuesday evening, at
the Furniture Workers' Hall, 1153 Mission street, en-
trance on Julia street.
Officers. — Louis S;iss, President ; Francis Gunta,
Corresponding Secretary ; Adolph Mueller, Recording
Secretary; E. Lommatzsch, Financial Secretary;
Fred. Neudorf, Treasurer.
No. 25 meets every Thursday evening at the same
place.
Officers.— D. D. Condon, President; Frederick
Drost, Financial Secretary ; George Berger, Treasurer.
IRON HOLDERS' UNION No. 164.-Organized April,
1873. Number of members, five hundred. M.eets sec-
ond and fourth Wednesday evenings of each mouth, at
southeast corner of O'Farrell and Mason streets.
Officers.— J. F. Valentine, President; Wm. H. Foulk,
Vice-President; James Gilleran, Treasurer ; Arthur
Baker, Recording Secretary ; James De Succa, Corres-
ponding Secretary; James Corcoran, Financial Secre-
tary.
IT.\LIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY.— In-
corporated March 12, 1881. Capital, $300,000; 5 000
shares at $60 each. Office, 307 Sansome street. The
object of this corporation is the promotion of co-
operative farming.
Officers.— Henry Casanova. President; Dr. Paolo De
Veechi, Vice-President; G. Ginocchio, Treasurer; A.
Sbarboro, Secretary; D. Freid enrich. Attorney.
ITALIAN-SWISS MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated April 1st, 1887. Capital, Si.OOO.OOO;
10,000 shares at S2ii0 each. Office, 307 Sansome street.
Object: To make loans to its members, taking mort-
gages and other securities for such loans.
Officers. — Henry Casanova. President; G. B. Cevas-
co, Vice-President ; A. Sbarboro. Secretary ; A. Merle,
Treasurer; P. 0. Rossi, P. Barbieri, A. P. Sartori, B.
Trezzini, G. De Luca, Trustees; D. Freidenrich, At-
torney.
JOURNEYMEN BAKERS' NATIONAL UNION,
No. 24— Organized October 6, 1885. Meets every
Thursday at two o'clock P. M., at 232 Taylor street.
Officers. — John Hiyden, President ; Louis Rohner,
Vice-President; Charles Richard, Recording Secre-
tary ; Auiiust Delabar, Corresponding Secretary and
Bureau Manager ; Fred. Eckert, Treasurer.
JEWELERS' MUTUAL -\ID SOCIETY.— Meets sec-
ond and fourth Friday in each month at 417 Kearny
street.
Officers.- Gus Pohlraann, President; Otto Klump, i
Vice-President ; E. A. Kehrlein, Recording Secretary ; |
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manulacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares:
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ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. {wASH^N^T^NST.lProprietcrs of tlie Orleans Vineyard
SOCIETIES.
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J. H. Higgius, Financial Secretary;
HeiUuska, Treasurer.
Ferdinand President; W. D. N.-laon aud J. W. Harvey, Secre-
taries ; F. Gough, Chaplain ; D. C. Martin, Treasurer.
JOURNEYMEN' SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized April 1, 18.57. Re-organized April 23, 1863.
Number of members, four hundred. Meet second
and fourth Thursday of each month at 32 O'Farrell
str
Officers. —John Heaney, President ■ D. Mahoney and
A. Aiexauder, Vice-Presidents ; John Bannister, Treas-
urer ; M. Campbell, Secretary.
LONGSHORE LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Meets first and third Friday of each
month at 818 Howard street.
Officers. — John W. Decker, President; Howard P.
Wyun, Financial Secretary; Geo. M. Reilly, Record-
lug !5ecretary ; Angus Pierson, Treasurer.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organ-
ized September 1, 1872. Number of members, one
hundred and twenty-five. Meets the third Tuesday
of each month, at 3 Mission street. Objects: For
mutual benevolent purposes only, in aiding and
assisting its sick members and burying the dead.
Officers.- Andrew C. Freese, President; Daniel
McCarthy, Secretary ; A. Pearson, Treasurer.
LUMBER SURVEYORS' ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized February, 1884. Number of members, twenty-
nine. Meet first Monday in eacli month at their
rooms, 'lf> Steuart street. Object : Mutual protection
and the concentration of its members for uniformity
of action.
Officers.- Charles Lyman, President; T. Haugb-
wout. Secretary ; Robert Pennell, Treasurer.
MACHINISTS' UNION OF CALIFORNIA.-Or
ganized February 10, 1885. The union is protective
aud benefiicial. Meets at 32 O'Farrell street, on the
fir.st and third Wednesdays of every month.
MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFOR-
NIA.—Incorporated November 13, 1883. This Asso-
ciation has uo capital stock.
Olticers.— William T. Garratt, President; William
Huruey, Vice-President ; N. W. Spauldlng, "Treasuier;
Geo. C. Hickox, Secretary.
Office, room 43 Merchants' Exchange.
All persons or firms engaged In manufacturing In
this State are eligible to become members of this As-
sociation.
Tlie objects of the Manufacturers' Associ.ition are :
To develop and protect the producing and mauufac-
turiug interests of California ; to circulate iuforiua-
tion of new districts or distant points open to our
manufacturers ; to prevent oppressive legislation and
unfair taxation ; to provide a place of meeting for
interchange of ideas aud promntion of good feeling
among members ; for the maintenance of a reading
room, and bureau of statistics relating to manufac-
turing and other interests ; to aid California manufac-
turers and all other industries, by causing interest in
and preference for their productions and w»res. The
entrance fee is five dollars, and dues three dollars
per quarter.
MASTER PAINTERS' ASSOCIATION. -Incorpor-
ated iu 1886. The objects of the society are to promote
a friendly feeling among the craft, the exchange of
ideas and experience with regard to the best methods
of doing work.
Officers.— E. M. Gallagher, President; Henry White
and J. Wiswell, Vice-Presidents; J. J. Donovan, Sec-
retary ; B. L. Brandt, Treasurer.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor.
porated June 1,1868. Capital. $2.50,000. Office, Mer-
chant's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sansome. The objett of this corpor-
ation is the promotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers.- Frank Dalton, President ; J. M. Shotwell,
Secretary; E. Ransome, H. Dutard, C. B. Stone, Chas.
Mavne, J. M. Shotwell, Frank Dalton and W. L.
Merry, Trustees.
MARINE ENGINEERS' ASSOCIATION. No 35.—
Orsjauized July 27, 1882. Object, mutual welfare.
Meet in Alcazar Hall, the second and fourth Tues-
days of every month.
Officers— A. H. Kress, President; C. C. Lacy, Vice-
MERCH ANTS' EXCHANGE (CHINESE.)— Rooms,
739 Sacramento street.
Officers.— Wo Kee & Co., President and Treasurer;
Quijug Cheong, Lung & Co., Vice-President and Sec-
retary.
PACIFIC CO.\.ST SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Meets at Pier 3, Steuart street, on the first Wednes-
day of each month.
Officers.— J. J. McKinnon. President; F. E. Preble,
Secretary ; Bank of California, Treasurer.
PACIFIC STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.—
Meetings held daily, morning and afternoon, at 316
Montgomery street, between California and Pine
streets.
Officers. — Louis Marshall, President ; H. A. Greene,
Vice President ; Adolphus Uhl, Secretary ; K. 0. Tob-
in, Treasurer; J. B. Bourne, Chairman.
RETAIL GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.—
Organized April 1, 1871. Meets tirt-t and second
We<lnesday of every mouth, at 417 Kearny street.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors.
Officers.- P. Shea, President ; J. T. Harley, Secre-
tary ; Wm. Fahrenkrug, Treasurer.
RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TIO.\.— Organtzed July 25, 1853, for the regulation of
wages and the protection of each other. Number of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening
at 808 Montgomery street.
Officers.— T. F. Bryant President; P. Whitney,
Vice-President; F. E. Durham, Recording Secretjiry ;
H. McEevitt, Financial Secretary ; John Jamison,
Treasurer.
SAN FR.\NCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
ERS.—Organized September 1, 1874. Meets at call of
the President. Objects: Mutual benefit of the
members, and to promote the interests of the trade
generally. Office of Secretary, 517 Washington street.
Offleers.— R. F. Bunker, President ; Frank Ross-
bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer.
S.*.N FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Office 211
Sansome street.
Officers. — John McKee, President; 1. Steinhart,
Vice-President ; James S. Hutchinson, Secretary ;
John McKee, Thomas Brown, J. F. Bigelow, Howard
Havens, W. Lawsou, Committee; Charles Sleeper,
Manager.
SAN FR.ANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized February 4, 1808. Number of members,
one hundred and sixty-five. Meetings held at 32
O'Farrell street, on the second and fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at eight o'clock P. M.
Officers.— J. D.Arnold, M. D., President; George
Chismore, M. D., First Vice-President ; C. A. Von Hoff-
man, M.D.. Second Vice-President ; W. WattKerr, M.
D.. Recording Secretary ; A. P. Whittell, M. D., Assis-
tant Recording Secretary; M. M. Chipm»n, M. D.,
Corresponding Secretary; W. S. Wbitwell, M. D.,
Treasurer; C. G. Kenvon, M. D., Librarian and
Curator ; Jas. Simpson, M. D., Wm. F. McNutt, M. D..
and Henry Gibbons, M. D., Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1869. Number of members about
twenty-five. Meets in the different offices of the
member!) the second Monday evening in each month.
Officers.— W. A. Knowles, President: T. N. Ingle-
hart, Vice-President ; S. E. Knowles, Corresponding
Secretary ; Thomas Morffew. Recording Secretary ; J.
J. Birge, 'Treasurer and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
-Incorporated October 28, 1882. Office, 307 Sansome
street. Object: To make loans to its members for
the improvement of real estate. Capital stuck,
$1,000,000 divided into five thousand shares of $200
each.
Officers.- Thomas J. Welsh, President; Charles A.
Malm, Vice-President; William Wagner, Treasurer;
A. Sbarboro, Secretary; Ed. J. McCutchen, Attorney.
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALfflEE & REY, 405407
St.
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SAN FRANCISCO PRESSMEN'S' UNION.— Objects:
Pnitfotivo and benefloial. Orgmiizcd Murcli, IHSG.
Dautoii DoRKPtt, President ; W. Barry, Vice-Presi-
(l<ut ; George A. Orr. Secretary; L. A. Kobinet, Finan-
cial Secretary ; E. McGeeuey, Treasurer. Meet ut 538
Ciilifornia ou the first and third Monday of each
month.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga-
nized September !.'>, 1HG7. Number of members two
hundred. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock A. M.,
In rooms in Merchants Exchange, 425 California
street, between Montgomery and Sansome. Object:
To promote the interest and convenience of dealers
in domestic produce.
Officere. — Frank Dnlton. President; E. Ranpom
Vice-President ; T. C. Friedlander, Secretary pro tem. ;
H. Dutard, Treasurer. Secretary's ottice, 24 Mer-
chants' Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE CALL
BOARD ASSOCI.\TION.— Organized August 3. 1882.
Number of n embers, two hundred. Daily sessions,
11:15 A. M. and 2 P. M,
OflBcers.— Frank Dalton, President; E. Ransom,
Vice-President; H. Dutard, Treasurer; T. C. Fried-
lander, Secretary. Secretary's office, 24 Merchant:]'
Exchange.
SAN FRANCISCO REBATE ALLIANCE.- Ob.iect:
Any person becoming a member, by paying a small
annual subscription fee is entitled to a drawback (a
rebate of from three per cent, to ten per cent., ac-
cording to the line of goods) on all purchases made
from specified retail dealers of the Alliance. Lists of
dealers and certificates of membership furnished
upon application.
Emil Ci>bn, general manager. Office, History
Building, 723 Market street.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS" ASSOCIATION.
— Organized i >ctober 23, 1878. Number of members
two hundred and thirteen. Meets first Wednesday
of every month at 44 Spear street.
Olflcers.— .James E. Connelly, President; Joseph
Smith, Vice-President; John Berry, Secretary; Wil-
liam Jones, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.— Organized September 11, 18fi2. Meetings
held daily at 9:30 and 11 A. M,., and 2:30 P. M., at 333
Pine street.
Officers.— Teremiah Lynch. President; W. E. Nor-
wood. Vice-President ; O. V. Walker, Chairman ; Geo.
T. Marye, Jr., Treasurer; Fred. W. Hadley, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO.
21.— Organized 1868. Number of members, seven
hundred. Meets on the last Sunday of every month.
Officers. — R. T. Plank, President; Andrew F.
Smith, First Vice-President : W. W. Shannon, Second
Vice-President; Thos. P. Baker, Secretary; J. P. 01-
well. Treasurer; Wm. A. Simpson. Sergeant-at-Arms ;
Harry Rogers, Walking Delegate.
SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized
August 17, 1879. Meets first Saturday of each
month at their rooms 423 Broadway. Number of
members about two hundred.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION. — Organized February. 1881.
Meets third Wednesday of each month in Drews' Hall,
71 New Montgomery street.
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. — Organ-
ized February, 187(5. Incorporated August, 1876. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Objects, preservation of fish
and game, and retention of fishing preserves, etc.
Office, 109 California street.
Officers.— John M. Adams, President ; 3. C. Mitchell,
Secretary.
STEAMSHIP SAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION OF
THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organized Ap-il 21, 1886.
Object, mutual protection. Number of members.
l.liiO. Meets every Tuesday at 12}^ Washington
street. David M<Donald, President; Ernest Lee,
Secretary and Treasurer.
STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May, 1863. Meets first Wednesday of each
month, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Officers.- A. H. McNutt, President; A. 8. Price,
Vice-President; E. H. Gilberts, Financial Secretary;
.1. Mahoney, Recording Secretary: B. W. DIneen,
Treasurer; M. F. O'Reilly, Sergeant-at-Arms.
TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.-Organized Sep-
tember 29,1873. Number of members, two hundred
and seventy-eight. Meets secondand fourth Mondays
of each month at Eintracht Hall, 316 Post street.
Objects: The better protection of the trade and to
promote the interests of its members.
THE COMPANY OF ASSOCIATED STOCK BRO-
KERS.—Officers : Homer S. Ring, President; J. M.
Shotwc-U, Vice-President; H. L. Van Wyck, Treasurer ;
H. P. Laudon, Secretary.
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.— Officers-
John Perry, Jr., President; Aug. Helbing, VicH-Pres-
ident; R. G. Brown, Chairman ; J. R. K. Nuttall,
Secretary ; 22 Merchants' Exchange.
UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION,— Incorporated May
3, 1881. Capital Stock $1,000,000, in five thousand
shares of $>00 each. Meets second Tuesday in each
month. Office of Secretary. 423 California street.
Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
odical installments, and to make loans to its members
for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and im-
proving real estate.
Officers. — Isaac Upham, President ; R. F. Osborn,
Vice-President; M. Meyer, Treasurer; L. L. Dennery,
Secretary,
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT
AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.— Incorporated
January 13, 1868. Number of members, twenty-one.
Capital, $80,000. Office and depot. 513 Market street.
Officers.— J. D.Sullivan, President; John D. O'Brien,
Vice-President ; Walter Rosie, Secretary ; James
Butler, Treasurer.
WEST OAKLAND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
—Incorporated July 21, 1875. Capital, $«00,()()0 (3000
shares of S200 each). Object: Loans to members tQ
enable them to secure homes on easy payments.
Officers — A. Merle. President ; Wm. Wagner, Treas-
urer ; A. Sbarboro, Secretary; D. Freidenrich, Attor-
ney. Office, 307 Sansome.
WHITE COOKS' WAITERS' AND EMPLOYEES'
PROTPX nVE AND BENEVOLENT UNION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized June 12th, 1883, and
incorporated November 3nth, 1883. Meets every Sat-
urday evening at Alcazar Building.
Olficers-C. D. Laughlin, President; Stephen A.
Born, Recording Secretary; S. L. Bray, Treasurer.
Headquarters and business office, 124 Geary straet.
Literary, Historical, Etc.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ-
ized April 4, 1853. Number of members, three hun-
dred and twenty-five. Academy Building, southwest
corner of California and Dupont streets.
Board of Trustees.- J. Z. Davis, Chairman; E.
J. Molera, Secretary; Charles F. Crocker, D. E.
Hayes, E. L. G. Steele, S. W. Holladay and George C.
Perkins.
Officers and Council.— H. W. Harkness, M.D , Pres-
ident (residence Grand Hotel]; H. H. B"hr, First
Vice-President; George Hewston, Second Vice-Preai-
dent; H. Ferre, Corresponding Secretary; W. T.
Smith, 206 Sansome, Recording Secretary; J. E.
Thayer, Treasurer; C. Troyer, Librarian; J. G.
Cooper. Director of Museum.
Curators— Adley H. Cummins and T. H. Hlttel,
Ethnology ; Ernest F. Lorquin and Walter E. Bryant,
Mammals and Birds; Mrs. Rosa Smith Eigenmann,
Fish ; W. F. Nolte. Reptiles ; H. F. Lorquin. Ra-
diates; Dr. F. V. Hopkins. Conchology ; Dr. E. S.
Clark, Entomology ; Mrs. Mary K. Curran and Has-
brouck Davis. Botany; Carleton H. Clark. Paleon-
tology; John Hewston, Geology; J. R. Scupham and
Melville Atwood, Mineralogy.
Committee on Publication— H. W. Harkness, Wm.
F. Smith, E. L. Greene, George Hewston and C. T.
Troyer.
The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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held on the first and third Monday evenings of each
month. The regular stated meetings of the Board of
Trustees, and meetintts of the Council, take place
twice a mouth, as notified.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated July 14, 1870. Reincorporated February, ]H8(i.
Objects: Cultivation of the history, antiquities, and
Bthnogr«phy of the west coast of America, and the
publioatiou of early relations aud documents con-
nected therewith. Meetings on the third Tuesday of
each month.
Officers.— John T. Doyle, President; J. R. Jarboe,
'Wm. Norris aud Rev. A. Varsie. Vice-Presldeuts ;
"Will. Carey Jones, Secretary; Joseph A. Dunohoe,
[Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The society was incor-
porated December 10, 1871. The college was incorpo-
ratiid August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer-
sity of California June W, 1873. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
given at the Hall of the College of Pharmacy, 113
Fulton street, between Polk and Van Ness avenue,
for a term of six months.
The main object of the institution is to unite the
I apothecaries of this State in organized efforts to ele-
vate the standing of those engaged in the profession.
:The society meets quarterly or oftener for the discus-
■Bion of topics of scientific and practical interest to
the pharmacist.
Otticers.- Fred. C. Keil, President; H. H. Behr,
\M. D., First Vice-President ; W. T. Weuzell. Second
* Vice-President ; Chwrles M. Troppniann, Corresijoiid-
[ Ing aud Recording Secretary ; Henry Michaels, Treas-
I urer , Miss Josephine Barb it, Libnirian and Curator ;
\W. T. Weuzell, M.D., Editor; E. W. Ruuyon, Dean.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor-
lated June. 1875. Objects : To encourage rifle prac-
ttice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target
(firing among the National Guard: and to provide a
' suitable range for the use of the members of the As-
^ sociation. Office, 40'2 Montgomery street.
Officers. — Colonel John H. Dickinson, President;
I Captain T. Sime, Vice-President ; Major E. G. Sprowl,
Treasurer ; Sergeant P. E. Vauder, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS.—
Incorporated in 188.'>. Objects: To educate Cali-
fornia boys and girls in the mechanical arts and
trades. Has an endowment of $540,ii00, left by James
Lick, which has not yet beeu paid over.
Officers— Horace Davis, President; A. S. Hallidie,
Vice-President; John H. Boalt, Secretary: Horace
Davis. A. 8. Hallidie. J. O. Earl, Horatio Stebbius,
D. D., and John H. Boalt, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.—
' W. F. Griswold, President; W. De Crow, Vice-Presi-
>dent; W. A. Knowles, Recording Secretary; W. Z.
' King, Corresponding Secretary ; S. E. Knowles, Treas-
1 urer; T. N. Iglehart. Librarian.
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY.—Organized September. 1879. Number of
members, one hundred. Objects: To promote the
science and practice of horticulture in all its branches.
Secretary's office, 'i20 Market street.
Officers.— E. W. Hilgard, Berkeley, President; A. T.
Hatch, Suisun, Solano Co., Vice-President; R. J.
Trumbull, San Rafael, Treasurer; E. J. Wicksou, San
Francisco, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU.— Organ-
ized under an Act of the Legislature entitled " An Act
to provide for the establishment and maintenance of
a Mining Bureau," approved April 16, 1880. The ob-
jects of the Bureau, as set forthin the first section of
the Act, are ae follows: " There shall be and is hereby
established in this State, a Mining Biirean. the prin-
cipal office of which shall be maintained in the City
of San Francisco, at which place there shall be col-
lected by the State Mineralogist, and preserved for
Btudy and reference, specimens of all the geological
and mineralogical substances, including mineral
waters, found in this State, especially those possess-
ing economic or commercial value, which specimens
shall be marked, arranged, classified and described,
and a record thereof preserved, showing the character
thereof, and the place from whence obtained. The
State Mineralogist shall also, as he has opportunity
and means, collect, and in like manner preserve at
said office, minerals, rocks, and fossils of other States,
Territories and countries, aud the collections so made
shall at all reasonable hours be open to public inspec-
tion, examination and study." The Bureau is now lo-
cated in Pioueers' Building, west side Fourth street,
between Market and Mission, where spacious rooms,
filled with specimens, are open daily to visitors, free
from ten A. M. to five P. M. The museum will be
found very interesting and instructive to tourists
as well as our own citizens.
J. B. Davis, S. Heydenfeldt Jr., 6. W. Gwyson,
George Hearst and W. S. Keyes, Trustees ; William
Irelan, Jr., State Mineralogist.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC— Organized February, ]87t). Meets at 307
Sansome street, room 6. Object: Mutual improve-
ment in Insurance matters.
Officers.— W. L. Chalmers, President ; L.B. Edwards,
Vice-President; Bernard Faymonville, Secretarj' and
Treasurer.
FREE PUnLIC LIBRARY. THE.— Organized 1879.
Location north side of Bush street, between Kearny
and Dupont streets. Will be in New City Hall about
June, 1888.
This institution was provided for in the Act passed
by the Legislature in April, 1880, authorizing the crea-
tion and maintenance of free libraries, and empower-
ing the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding one
mill on the dollar for their support. The library
was formally opened June 7, 1879, with about
0,1(52 volumes, (magazines and periodicals not ia-
cluded), together with a newspaper department.
At this time there are nearly 71,TJ0 volumes in the
Library. Between 25,000 and 28.000 are circulated
each month. Number of Home Cards isnued. 33,750.
The library is open on secular days from 9 a. m. to 9
p. M. On Sundays from 1 p. m. to fi p. m.
Board of Trustees.- John H. Wise, President ; Thos.
B. Bishop. A. L. Mana.P. N Lilienthal, Wtlliam Nor-
ris. E. R. Taylor, E. D. Sawyer, Chas. C. Terrill, R.
C. Harrison, Jos. O'Connor and the Mayor, ex-offlcio ;
Secretary, Charles Stevens; Librarian, J. V. Cheney.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC—
Office, 513 Post street. Objects: To encourage Geo-
graphical exploration aud discovery ; to investigate
and disseminate Geographical information by discus-
sion, lectures and publications ; to establish in this,
the chief city of the Pacific States, for the benefit of
commerce, navigation and the Industrial and material
interests of the Pacific Slope, a place where the means
will be afforded of obtaining accurate information,
not only of the countries bordering on the Pacific
Ocean, but of every part of the habitable globe ; to
accumulate a library of the best books on Geograi)hy,
History and Statistics ; to make a collection of the
most recent Maps and Charts— especially those which
relate to the Pacific Coast, the Islands of the Pacific,
and the Pacific Ocean ; and to enter into correspon-
dence with scientific and learned societies whose ob-
jects include or sympathize with Geography.
Officers. — George Davidson, President ; Ogden Hoff-
man, John Curry and T. E. Slevin, Vice-Presidents ;
F.W. Poulson, Foreign Secretary; Gerrit L. Lansing,
Home Corresponding Secretary; J. P. Cox, Treasurer ;
C. Mitchell Grant, Secretary.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at
113 Sutter street.
HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized
September 1, 1878. Number of members, about
fifty. Meets in Old Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
street, every Thursday evening.
Officers.— A. L. Frick. President; V. A. Scheller,
Vice-President ; S. M. Van Wyck, Secretary ; 8. R.
O'Keefe, Treasurer.
JERSEY CATTLE CLUB.— Pacific Coast Jersey
Cattle Club, office 405 California street. Number of
members, eighty.
Officers.— John W. Coleman, President : A.Mailliard,
Secretarv and Treasurer; James M. McShafter, A.
Mailliard, R. G. Sneath, John W. Coleman and J. D.
Fry, Executive Committee.
LIGUE NATIONALS FRANCAISE.— Organized Au-
gust 4, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at
120 Sutter street. Objects: To promote friendship,
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harmony, and intellitience amoug the French resi-
dcnts of Californiii, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general iuiportauce.
Officers.— E. Raas, President; H. Weill, First Vice-
President; A. Goustiaux, Second Vice-President ; E.
Meyer, Treasurer; L. Saclier and H. Clerc de Land-
resse, Secretaries ; A. Masson, Librarian and Secre-
tary.
The library belonging to the society contains about
fourteen thousand volumes, ^partly voluntary dona-
tions. Any person may have access to the reading
room, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees and
paying an initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents
monthly, due in advance. Open every day from
twelve to six o'clock P.M., and from half-past seven
to ten o'clock P. M., except Sundays and legal holi-
days.
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab-
lished March 21. 1870, for the purpose of afifording
mariners visiting this port, and others, opportunity of
reading the local, Eastern, and foreign newspapers,
and periodicals, free of charge. The library contains
eight hundred volumes.
Officers.— Henry Chester, President; Charles Ferris,
Treasurer; W. D. Bishop, Secretary and Librarian.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized March 29,
185.5. Location, 31 Post street.
The objects of this institute arethe establishment
of a library,' reading room, collection of a cabinet,
scientific apparatus, works of art, and other literary
and scientific purposes. The society has a Reading
Room -well supplied with the leading scientific and
literary periodicals of the day.and a valuable library
containing forty thousand volumes, including many
rare scientific works. Any person may become
a member, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees,
by paying an initiation fee of one dollar, and one dol-
lar and fifty cents quart'-rly dues in advance. The
Institute also owns the magnificent " Mechanics' Pa-
vilion," located on the southwest corner of Grove
and Larkin streets, in which, under the auspices of
the Institute, the Annual Industrial Expositions are
held.
Officer-!.- P. B. Cornwall, President; David Kerr,
Vice-President; J. A.Bauer, Treasurer; A. W. Star-
bird, Recording Secretary; I. C. Stump, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; J. H. Culver, Assistant Secretnry ; Hor-
ace Wilson, Librarian ; A. M. Jellison, Assistant Li-
brarian.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized January 24, 1853. Mercantile Library Build-
ing, north side of Bush street, between Sansome and
Montgomery.
The rooms of the association are commodious and
well arranged. The library contains about fifty-two
thousand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply
supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern
States and Europe. The terms of membership are
one dollar and a half per quarter in advance.
Officers.— O. V. Walker, President; E. J. Molera,
Vice-President; Bert McNulty, Recording Secret iry;
E. Tausky, Corresponding Secretary; Henry Molin-
eux, Treasurer ; A. E. Whitaker, Librarian.
MILITARY LIBRARY. -Incorporated January 3,
1873, for the purpose of acquiring, preserving and con-
ducting a public library, to consist chiefly of books,
magazines and newspapers of a military character.
There are twelve hundred and fifty volumes and two
hundred maps.
Officers.- W. H. Dimond, President; W. R. Smed-
berg, Treasurer ; David Wilder, Secretary and Libra-
rian ; W. H. Dimond, W. R. Siuedberg, Robert Tobin,
G. W. Granniss, A. S. Hubbard, H. D. Ranlett, J. C.
Robinson, H. P. Bush, Hans H. Kohler, Trustees.
Office Phelan Building, room 306; office hours, 3 to i
o'clock P. M.
PACIFIC COAST AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC
ASSOCIATION.— Meets the first Thursday after first
Monday in each month, at 605 Merchant street.
Officers.— A. J. Treat, President; George W. Reed,
Vice President ; H. S. Herrick, Secretary and Treas-
urer; S. A. Brooks, Corresponding Secretary.
PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY.— Organj
izod Octiibcr, 1863. Meets every Wednesday afternoor
in the College Debating Hall. It is composed of
highest classes of St. Ignatius' College, tlie graduate^
and under-graduates ; it receives also as membersj
other educated young men who are not students of
this College, provided they possess the required
qualifications.
Officers. — Rev. P. Mans, S. J., President; Oscar
Rouleau, Vice-President ; Louis Bartlett, Recording
Secretary ; FredericK Ousack, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; Henry Phelan, Treasurer ; Francis Francoeur.i
Librarian ; Joseph Hughes, Censor.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized,
March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting,
sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of
a cultivated taste for art in the community at large,
and the establishment of an academy or school of de-'
sign. Membership in this society, which has now
about six hundred contributing, one hundred and;
fifty life, and nine honorary members, is open to
all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings held,
on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430|
Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday
in March of each year.
Officers. — Joseph D. Redding, President; John A.
Stanton and J. B. Crockett, Vice-Presidents; E.
E. Potter, Secretary: J. R. Martin, Assistant Secre-
tary ; James D. Phelan. Treasurer.
The School of Design connected with the associa-t
tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school
has ninety pupils. Its affairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Art Association. Emil
Carlsen, Director of School; A. JouUin, Assistant
Director.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION. —Organ- |
ized April 20, 1872. Number of members, about (
two hundred. Objects: To maintain the honor and i
dignity of the profession of the law, to increase its |
usefulness in promoting the due administration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms, 121 Post street.
Oilicers.— S. M. Wilson, President; T. P. Stoney
and E. B. Mastick, Vice-Presidents; Ramon E. Wilson,
Secretary ; Harold Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary;
John M. Burnett, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CREMATION COMPANY.-In-
corporated September 5, 1885. The Society intends
to erect a crematary on a lot of ground situated on
the northeast corner of California and Laurel streets.
Capital stock, $25,000 ; divided into 500 shares. Office,
331 Ko irny street, room 1.
Officers.— Isidore Gutte, President; S. Greenblatt,
Vice President; D. Hirshfeld, Recording Secretary;
George E. Voelkel, Corresponding Secretary; Fred.
Roeding, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
— Organized 18(55. Library contains about twenty-
six thousand volumes. Rooms, New City Hall.
Officers — J. P. Hoge, President; Ralph C. Harrison,
Treasurer; F. P. Deering, Secretary and Librarian.
Directors, J. P. Hoge, J. T. Doyle, S. M. Wilson,
Judges Cofiey, Toohey and Levy
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August 30,
1872. Number of active members, thirty-five. Meets
second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 120
Sutter street, room 21.
Officers.— Dr. H. Ferrer, President; W. Payzant,
Vice-President ; E. J. Wickson, Recording Secretary;
C. P.Bates, Corresponding Secretary ; 0. C. Riedy,
Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, Pioneers' Building, west
side of Fourth street, between Market and Mission
streets. Entrance 5 Pioneer Place.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and preserve information connected with the early
settlement and sub=iequent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State and also the male decendants of members.
All who were in California prior to the first
day of January, 1850, are eligible to mem-
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jerBhlp. Any who have rendered distinguished
)r important services to the society or State,
nay be admitted as honorary members. Regular
inet'tings of the society take place on the first Mun-
iiay of each month. Annual eleition of officers
jn the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the
!0nque8t of Caliromia, and of the raising of the
inierican flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the
linthof September, the anniversary of the admission
)f California into the Union. The Society is pos-
lessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals,
•elics of early times, and various other objeits of
nterest.
Officers.— Isaac E. Davis. President; C. T. Kyland.
^Msliiuton Ayers, John F. Lohse, Robert Simsoii and
William M. Eddy, Vice-Presidents; Howard Havens,
ifreasurer; H. T. Graves, Secretary; John Short,
Marshal.
STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE.-Office, 220
Gutter street
Ofiicers. — Elwood Cooper, Santa Barbara, Presi-
lent ; B. M. Lelong, Secretary; M. G. Vallejo, Sn-
loma. Treasurer and Commis.'-iouer for Snnoiua Dis-
:rlrt; W. G. Klee, Inspector of Fiuit Pehts ; Sol.
lunyan, Courtlaiid, Commissioner lor Sacramento
Jistriet; W. C. West, Fresno, Commissioner for-SHU
'oaqiiin Distiict; W. M. Boggs, Napa, Commissioner
or Napa District ; Rev. N. R. Peck, Penryn, Comiuls-
ioner for El Dorado District; A. S. Chapman, Edwin
iinjball. Hay wards, and A. Block, Santa Clara, Com-
nissioners State at Large.
STATE BOARD OF SILK CDLTDRE.— Established
)y A( t ol the LeRislature, March 15, 18M:t. Office, 809
llarket street. Meets on the third Saturday of each
lODth, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Officers.— Geo. W. T. Carter, President; W. Z.
rice, Vice-President; R. H. McDonald Jr., Treasu-
•er; Mrs. Louisa lUenzi, Secretary; W. Z. Price, O.
V. T. Carter, R. H. McDonald Jr., J. J. Rivers, J. B.
dills, Isaac Trumbo and S. A. Sellers, Commissioners.
STATE BOARD OF VITICULTURE.- Isaac De
Turk, Santa Rosa; L. J. Rose, San Gabriel; George
Veht, Stockton; George G. Blanchard, Placerville;
Charles A. Wetmore, Livermore ; Arpad Haraszthy,
<en Francisco ; Chas. Krug. St. Helena ; J. De Barth
thorb, San Gabiiel, and W. S. Manlove, Perkins,
Sacramento Co. Office, 204 Montgomery street.
Officers.— Arpad Haraszthy, President ; Chas. A.
Vetmore, Vice-President; Clarence J. Wetmore, Sec-
etary ; Chas. Krug, Treasurer; J. H. Wneeler, Chief
Sxccutive, Viticultural and Health Officer.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. — Officers. — R. H.
Unumer, San Francisco. President: A. H. Agard,
)aklaud. First Vice-President; DavidPowell. Marys-
iUe, Second Vice-President; H. N. Ruiker, Men ed,
Chird Vice-President; J. M. F. Wanzer, San Fran-
>, Fourth Vice-President ; Wallace A. Brigps, Sac-
amento. Permanent Secretary; J. H. Parkinson, Sac-
amento. First Assistant Secretary ; G. W. Davis, San
""rancisco. Second Assistant Secretary; O. C. Sim-
nons, Sacramento, Treasurer ; Board of Examiners,
y. M. Lawlor, Secretary, office 326 Geary street.
SWEDENBORG LIBRARY AND TRACT SOCIE-
Y.— Incorporated April, 1881. Meets the second
Vednesdsy of January. April, July and October, in
he Library of the First New Jerusalem Church, 318
)'FarreU street. Objects : To maintain a library and
eadlng room of the works of Emanuel Swedenborg,
.nd to disseminate books and tracts in harmony
herewith.
Officers.— R. R. Provines, President ; A. W. Man-
ling, Vice-President; Benjamin Shellard, Treasurer;
lev. John Doughty. Secretary; Dr. W. H. Wright,
Cric Ekelund, C. E. Doughty, Gearge H. Sanders, Dr.
Favor, John Doughty and R. R. Provines, with
he President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treas-
irer, Directors.
TECHNICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
Organized April, 1884. Meets in the Society's
'corns, 36 Phelan Building', first Friday of each
nonth. The rooms are open to members every day
nd evening. Number of members, one hundred
nd fifty. Objects: The edvanrement of the tech-
ical professions by means of the reading of papers
nd dis<U!-sion of questions pertaining thereto, and
he establishment of a central point of reference.
Secretary's address, 254 Sacramento street.
Officers.— Marsdeii Manson, President ; E.O.Molera,
Vice-President ; Arthur F. Price, Secretary ; E. L.
Ransome, Treasurer.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 405 Kearny
street. The objects of 'this association are to form
a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
course between them ; to collect and preserve histor-
ical facts and information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast ; to form a library for the diffusion of use-
ful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the assoc iation ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientific objects, by means of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Direi tor8,and to perp. tuate the mem-
ory of those whose wisdom, valor, and enterprise ad-
vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All
white males who were in California prior to the ninth
day of September, 1850, and the male descendants of
all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
Officers. — J. W. Wesson. President ; Domingo Mar-
cucci and William McAfee, Vice-Presidents ; Low-
ell J. Hardy, Jr., Secretary; John W. McCormick,
Treasurer ; W. W. Williston, Marshal.
Social.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN
WAR.— Organized July 2, 1866. Number of members,
ninety-five. Meet second Thursday of each month at
their hall, 516 Bryant street.
Officers.- Samuel Deal. President ; Wellington C.
Burnett, Vice-President ; H. L. Von Geisterfield, Sec-
retary ; I. F. Bekeart, Treasurer.
BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872.
— Number of members, five hundred. Business
meetings held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
4o0 Pine street.
Officers. — Benjamin R. Swan, President ; Henry J.
Bradv. Vice-President ; Albert Gerberding, Secretary ;
James N. Thomson, Treasurer.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Number of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin Btr< et. Objects: Encourage-
ment and practice of the games, and preservation of
the customs and manners of Scotland, and a promo-
tion of a tas-te for her literature, music, etc.
Officers.— Angus McLeod, Chief; David Ross,
First Chieftain ; James Meams, Second Chieftain ;
John A. Ross, Third Chieftain; Arcliibald Lauriston,
Fourth Cbieftsin ; Dr. R. A. McLean, Physician ; Nor-
man Beaton, M. P. Forbes and Daniel sicLeod, Trus-
tees.
CALIFORNIA ATHLETIC CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 1, 1886. Rooms 216 Grant avenue.
Officers.— L. R. Fulda, President ; William Dick,
Vice-President; J. D. Gibbe, treasurer; Joseph F.
Dolly, Secretary.
C.A.LIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876. Meets at Eintracht Hall, 316 Post, last
Tuesday of each month. Number of members, one
hundred and eighty.
Officers.— Philo Jacoby, President; A. Rahwyler,
Vice-President; A.W. Hatje, Secretary ; JohnUtschlg,
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.— Or-
ganized December, 1879. Its membership extends
throughout the State and now numbers one hundred
and sixty. Quarterly meetings are held on the first
Wednesdays in January, April, July and October.
Special meetings at the call of the executive commit-
tee. Rooms. 105 Stockton street. Secretary's address,
37 Merchants' Exchange. While the general S( ope of
the Club's organization is social as well as political,
its primary and leading object is in the direction of
purifying party methods and the maintensnce intact
of the time-honored principles and teachings of the
Democratic party.
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Offleers.— I. Gutte, President ; Win. T. Coleman,
Vice-PreBldent ; H P. Bush, Secretary ; GeorpieHeiirst,
J. V. Coffey, W. D. Eoslish, J. U. Wise, RusH.ill J.
Wilson, A.J. Bryant, H. Wau'jeuheim, W. F, Goad and
S. S. Wright, General Committee.
C.\UFORNIA LAWN TENNIS CLUB.— Location,
corner Bush and Scott streets, where the club has three
tennis courts. The membership is limited to eighty.
Oftioe)-8 — Dell Linderman, Presicient; Mrs. Basil
HeHthcofe.Vice-President ; E. N. Bee, Secretary ; Fred.
H. Beaver, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA ZITHER CLUB.— Organized March
19, 1885. Meets at 104 Eddy street every Thursday
evening. Ohject: Social and musical. A. Feine,
President, W. A. Schultz Jr., Secretary and Treas-
urer; J. Moeser, Director and Leader.
CER'XE FRANC.\IS.— Organized 188i. Number of
members, 123. Club rooms. 10') Stockton street.
Orticers. — Raphael Weill, President ; Nathan Mayer,
Secretary ; Eugene Thomas, Treasurer.
CONCORDIA CLUB.— Organized November, 1864.
Number of members, lnO. Meetings held first Wednes-
day of each mouth at 102 O'Farrell street.
Officers. — H. Wuugeuheim, President; Edward Kal-
Isher, Vice-President; J. Thalliimer, Recording Sec-
retary ; Jacob Waldeck, Financial Secretary; Edward
Ackerman, Treasurer.
COSMOS CLUB.— Founded 1881 ; incorporated 1883.
Location, 317 Powell street.
Officers.— Sampson Tarns, President; J. D.Whit-
ney, M. D., Vice-President; Claude Hamilton, Hon-
orary Secretary ; C. P. Farufield, Treasurer.
DANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, about one hundred. Meets
second Tuesday of each mouth at 155 New Montgom-
ery street. Object: To encourage social and dramatic
entertainment.
Officers. — C. M. Sorensen, President; P. Nielsen,
Vice-President; James Madison, Treasurer; Joakund
Sanderup, Secretary.
DEUTSGHEN KRIEGER VEREIN.— Comprises ex-
members of the German army. Object : To reunite
the German soldiers and promote the social relations
and aid needy and worthy comrades. Organized June
2, 188i, and incorporated April 15, 1885. Membership
one hundred.
Officers.— Robert Wieneke, President; Henry Ster-
ling, Vice-President ; F. Baum, Recording Secretary;
H. Zeising, Financial Secretary ; Henry Schotte, Treas-
urer. Meets first aud third Mondays in each month
at 310 O'Farrell street.
DEUTSCHER VEREIN. — Organized October 2,
1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
members. Meets second Monday of each month, at
Club Rooms, Pioneers' Building.
Officers.— L. Gottlg, President ; Dr. A. Ph. Ehren-
berg, Vice-President ; O. W. C. Hundesser, Recording
Secretary ; Gustave Poppe, Financial Secretary ; J. G.
Oldelehr, Treasurer ; W. H. Cramer, Librarian.
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.— Established April,
1886. Number of members, ninety-seven. Meets at
the call of the Commodore. Headquarters, Tiburon.
Officers. — L. B. Chapman, Commodore; George
Billings, Vice-Commodore; H. D. Keil, Secretary.
DIRIGO CLUB.— Organized June 27, 1884. Incor-
porated December 9, 1881. Rooms, 322 Geary street.
The object of the Association is the maintenance and
support of Republican principles, and promotion of
social Intercourse among its members. Number of
members, one hundred and fifty.
Officers.- W. H. Chamberlain, President; E. P.
Danforth, Vice-President; Geortte B. Knowles Jr.,
Secretary; J. D. Maxwell, Treasurer.
DRY GOODS MENS' ASSOCIATION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.- A beneficial and social organization.
Organized September 2, 1884. Number of members,
one himdrefl and seventy-five. Meets the first aud
third Thursdays of each month, at eight o'clock P. M.,
in Concord Hall, Alcazar Building.
Officers.- E. J. Donnelly, President; C. A. James,
Vice-President; R. J. McClunie, Recording Secre-
tary ; A, H, Wilson, Corresponding Secretary ; T. M.
Powers, Financial Secretary; Robert Wilson, Treas-^
urer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.-Organized October 26^
1863. Number of members, one hundred and twentyJ
five. Regular meetings, first Tuesday of each montUj
Hall. 706 Powell street, between Calilbrnia and Pine.
Officers.— F. Rhode, President: Aug. Wessell, Vice-
President; Henry Feldmann, Recording Secretary;
Charles Quedens, Corresponding Secretary ; W. Von
Ronu, Treasurer; William Wankowsky, First Leader;
Charles Koch, Librarian.
GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized January 13, 1875.
Number of members, fifty. This Society is composed
exclusively of members of the New York Public
School No. 7, between the years 1826 and 1846. Annual
meeting and banquet in March or April, the date
being set in conformity with the same celebration in
New York City.
Officers.— H. A. Crane, President ; W. H. Bovee and
H. N. Morse, Vice-Presidents ; H. F. Stivers,
Secretary ; W. F. Buswell, Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Incorporated May 20th, 1875. Number of members,
about one hundied and fifty. Meets every Tuesday
evening, at Germania Hall, 620 Bush street. Object:
To assist members who by accident or sickness are
incapacitated from pursuing their calling.
Otficers.— P. Koppen, President; H. Buttelmann,
Vice-President; H. D. Harder, Recording Secretary;
G. H. Hauerken, Financial Secretary ; C. Claussen,
Treasurer.
GOLDEN GATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, filteen. Meets
every Monday evening, at 22 Fifth street.
Officers.— George K. Coates, President; Joseph T.
Donovan, Vice-President; C. W. Hubner, Secretary
John E. Broderick, Treasurer; H. J. Gallagher, Com-
mander ; James E. Cole, Vice-Commander ; George E.
Hoar, Commissary.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866. Incorporated February 1, 1873. Number ol
members, one hundred. Meets every Thursday even-
ing, at Metropolitan Hall.
Officers. — Joseph D. Redding, President; James H.
Johnson, First Vice-President ; Isadore Burns, Sec-
ond Vice-President ; Cosmnr B- Clark, Recording Sec-
retary ; W. R. Melville, FinaU' ial Secretary; Willianc
Doxey, Treasurer; J. N. Whytlaw, Librarian; H- J
Stewart, Conductor; Mrs. H. J. Stewart, Organist anc
Pianist.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumn:
of Harvard University, and now numbers about on<
hundred and ten members. Meetings are held quar-
terly at some hotel.
Officers.- Frank J. Symmes, President ; Wm. 0. Lit-
tle and D. Henshaw Ward, Vice-Presidents ; Harolc
Wheeler, Secretary, office 621 Clay street ; H. H. Sher-
wood, Treasurer-
HOWARD CLUB.— Organized July 21, 1881. Num
ber of members, one hundred. Meets every Tues-
day evening at 701 Howard street.
Officers. — Frank Covey, President ; Thomas Tully.
Vice-Presid*ent ; D. S. Crowley, Financial Secretary
B. J. Dougherty, Recording Secretary; Chas. Whit-
beck, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT OLD FRIENDS.— Organized Marcl
5, 1887. Meets at 417 Kearny street, on the third Sat
urday of each month.
Officera.-Robert Ferral, President; J. C. Pennie
First Vice-President; A. Craig, Second Vice-Presi-
dent ; J. E. Sliukey, Secretary ; Arthur McGurren
Treasurer.
IROQUOIS CLUB.- Organized November 7, 1883
Incorpnrated April 20, 1886. Meets the first and third
Fridays of each month at 913 Market street. Th«
objects of the club are the maintenance and suppor
of Democratic principles and promotion of social in
terc'iurse among its meiubirs.
Officers.— Max Popper, President; Ssnda W. For
man. First Vice-Pre>iideut ; James J. Flynn, Seconc
MTIOML lire Ins. Co. of Hariri
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Assets, $2,006,857.
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^Vice-President; L. J. Welch, Recording Secretary;
Dennis Geary, Corresponding Secretary; Geur«e W.
Kelly, Financial Secretary ; Charles E. Ames, Treas-
urer.
LORING CLDB— This, the leading society club of
the city, has an active membership of sixty, and two
hundred and fifty associate members. Meetings are
held every Monday evening in their rooms, Druids'
Hall, 41S Sutter street. The Club gives periodical
musical entertainments, the recurrence of which are
marked eveuts in our social seasons.
Officers.— F. F. Low, President; William Alvord,
Vice-President; W. C. Stadtfeld, Secretary; W. A.
Murison, Treasurer ; David W. Loriug, Director.
MISSION TURN VEREIN.— Meets at Mission Turn
I Hall, 2117 Mission street, on the first and third Tues-
days of every month. NuiL,ber of members, oue hun-
dred and thirty-five.
Olhcers.— Charles Kehn, President ; J. Kiedlin, Re-
cording Secretary ; Frank Hcrten, Financial Secre-
tary ; John F. Bruns, Treasurer; H. O. Fuhnberg,
Instructor in Gymnastics.
NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.—
Organized February 'il,1877. Number of members,
thirty-.seven. Boat house foot of Leavenworth street.
North Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors,
blue and white.
NYAYA CLUB.— Organized October 18, 1«86. Num-
ber of members, thirty-five. M' ets at the club rooms,
2131 Misoiou street, every Wednesday evening.
ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
—Organized January 1, 1»81. Meets on the second and
fourth Saturday evenings of each mouth In Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, corner Market and Seventh streets. Ob-
jects: The improvement of its members in the work
of the order, and for social and literarv purposes.
Officers.- A. V. Thompson. President ; V. W. Arm-
strong, Vice-President ; Eugene Brackett, Secretary ;
John Thompiion, Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB.— This club is the leading athletic
club west of the Mississippi, and ranks among the
first of the social organizations of the city. It
occupies magnificent quarters built especially for
its accommodation in the Alcazar Building, on
O'Farrell street, between Stockton and Powell.
The rooms Include the two upper stories of the
building, and are equipped with all the most ap-
proved jjymnastic appurtenances, and furnished with
every convenience which the necessities of the club
might require under any circumstances. The mem-
bership at present is about one thousand and fltty.
Officers.- W. Greer Harrison, Presiaent : H. H.
Briggs, Vice-President ; H. B. Ru««, Treasurer; F. S.
Mouuy, Secretary; J. A. Hammersmith, Leader.
OUTING CYCLING CLUB.— Organized August 19.
18»7. Meets second and fourth -Monilays iu each
month at club rooms in the Murphy Building. The
club is a member of the League of American Wheel-
men. W. A. Schultz, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer,
62a Front street.
PACIFIC CLUB.— Founded May, 18.52. Incorpo-
rated March, 1882. Number of members, two hun-
dred and seventy-five. Rooms, containing library and
reaaing rooms, supplied with all the domestic and
foreign newspapers and periodicals. Northeast cor-
ner Post street and Grant avenue.
Officers.— W. H. L. Barnes, President; W. H. Di-
mond, Vice-President; C. Frolich Jr., Secretary;
John McEee, Treasurer.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SONS OF VER-
MONT. — Organized January 6, 1879. Number of
members about three hundred. Meets second Friday
of each month at 1:S9 Post street. Anniversary festi'-
vaJ, January 17. Objects: Social and beneficial.
Officers.- A. O. Colton, President ; -J. McM. Shaf ter,
A. W. S.ott and H. L. Dodge. Vice-Presidents ; E. J.
Mott, Secretary; Dr. A. G. Soule, Treasurer.
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB. — Organized June 28,
1878. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
Meets quarterly, first Wednesday in March, June,
September and December, at the Palace Hotel. Head-
quarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito.
Officers.— Philip Caduc, Commodore ; A. B.
Spreckels, Vice-Commodore ; Stewart Menzies, Presi-
dent; Cornelius O'Connor, Vice-President; N. D.
Messer. Secretary; O. F. Willey, Treasurer; J. 0.
Kelly, Measurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BICYCLE CLUB. — Organized
December 13, 1878. Number of members, Fixty-two
active wheelmen. Meets second Thursday of each
month, at the Club Rooms, 1428 Murket street.
Officers.— Columbus Waterhouse, President; Har-
rison Houseworth, Captain; Chas. B. Wheaton, First j
Lieutenant; W. A. Rnthrauflf, Second Lieutenant; [
Frank H. Royce, Bugler; Charles P. Fonda, Secretary i
and Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI-VEREIN. — Orgknized I
September, 1874. Objects: Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets first Tuesday of every montfi, at 737
Mission strei t. Number of members, about 220.
Officers. — Alois Imbach, Presi-lent: .Ali xis Hauser,
Vice-President; Eniil Lowenberg. Recording Secre-
tary; Rudolf Scbeibli, Corresponding Secretary; J.
Appenzeller, Treasurer; J. E. Palanca, Financial
Secretary ; Gottlieb Rellstab, Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. — Organized
1865. — Number of members seventy. Monthly contri-
bution, one dollar. Meets evCTy Tuesday evening in
Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. The object of
this association is the cultivation of music.
Officers.— H. Planz, President; Henry Franzen,
Vice-President ; H. Helgoth, Treasurer ; H. Fortriede,
Secretary; R. Wallman, Librarian.
S.AN FRANCISCO SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB.—
Organized March 12. 1882. Number of members, .500.
Meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each
mouth, at 3J O'Earrell street.
Objects : To preserve the athletic games as prac-
ticed in " Auld Scotia," and promote a due apprecia-
tion among Scotchmen of the manners and be^lthful
exen-ises of their native land and encourage the es-
tablishment of literary exercises and lectures, and the
cultivation of Scottish music, dances, language,
poetry and song.
Officers.- John D. Coulle, Royal Chieftain ; John
Mclnnes, Vice-Royal Chieftain ; Donald Weir, Royal
Recorder; Frederick Thain, Royal Treasurer; Alex-
ander Meunie, Royal Financial Secretary ; John Mc-
Calluni. Royal Master of Arms; Dugald McMillan,
AI. 1).. Royal Physician; Hugh Fraser, John Elder
and W. V.'Gray, Trustees.
S.\N FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 18.52.
Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth
and Hyde.
Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month, at half-past eight o'clock. Number
of members, about four hundred, of which about
forty are attached to the vocal department, F. Fischer,
Leader ; and forty-five to the rifle section, K. C. Ziin-
mer. Captain. Besides this, there exists, in connection
with the association, a Verein for boys, from four-
teen to eighteen years, which numbers 90 members,
and is called the Zcelings Verein, governed by
their own officers, under the supervision of three
members of the San Francisco Turn Verein. Stated
meetings last Thursday of each month.
There is also a school for boys and girls from seven
to fourteen years, which numbers over 300 pupils.
Social meetings for members are held every first
Thursday evening, and on the first Sunday evening of
each month, when a dramatic entertainment is given.
Arelief society for sick members, numbering two hun-
dred members, is attached to the association.
Officers of the Verein. — Louis Markus, President ;
F. Attinger, Vice-President: Rich. Liebsch, Record-
ing Secretary ; G. R. Einselen, Corresponding Sec-
retary ; J. N.Straub, Treasurer; H. Thauwald, Finan-
cial Secretary.
The Gymnasium, C. Flach, Teacher, and P.
GretSL-h, Leader, comprises over 200 members.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October
2, 18.5;i. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with forty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library numbers about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms"219 Sutt -r street.
Officers.— I. Gutte, President; L. P. Rose and Phil
I. Fisher, Vice-Presidents ; Benjamin Arnhold, Fi-
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nancial Secretary; Huro Waldeck, KeconllnR Secre-
tary ; N. Steluberger, Treasurer; Eniile Oreenebaum,
Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized July.
1869; reorganized, July, 1873. Number of members,
one hundred and twenty-five. Directors meet quar-
terly.
Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's
address, 220 Market street.
Officers.— I. Gutte, Commodore ; W. Letts Oliver,
Vice-Commodore ; Franklin Bangs, Treasurer, Mathew
Turner. Measurer; Chus. G. Yale, Secretary.
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS OF THE PA-
CIFIC.— Organized October 1, 1875. Number olmem-
bers, seventy. Meetings held quarterly. Objects:
To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem-
bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City), resid-
ing on the Pacific Coast.
Officers. — J. T. Yarrington, Captain ; Joseph Dur-
brow, First Lieutenant ; William R. Wheaton, Second
Lieutenant ; W. R. Smedberg. Clerk.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
ganized November 29, 1865. Annual meeting held on
the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniversary of Gen-
eral E. V. Sumner assuming the command of the
Department of California. Composed of the officers
of the California Volunteers, U. S. A.
Officers.- M. A. McLaughlin, President; J. H. Gil-
more and "W. W. Hayes. Vice-Presidents ; Elisha
Brooks, Secretary; C. Mason Kiune, Treasurer; J. R.
Hardenburg, Judge Advocate; J. C.Innes, Recorder.
SOCIETY OF OLD FRIENDS.— Organized in 1862.
Meets third Thursday in every month in Occidental
Music Hall.
Officers.— Thomas Sawyer, President ; T. G. Cock-
rill, First Vice-President ; J. B. Lewis, Second Vice-
President ; John Spencer, Recording Secretary ; Phil.
Hartman, Treasurer; Geo. H. Gough. J. Diemer, H.
Ranken. J. Niesen and I. J. Casebolt, Directors.
SOCIETY OF TRUE FRIENDS.— Meets first and
third Tuesday of each month, at 35 Eddy street. Ob-
jects social.
Officers. — Daniel Norcross, President; J. M. Mc-
Hanna, Secretary. Secretary's address, 133 Larkin
street.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1,
1860. Number of members, fifty. Meets second
Tuesday of each month at Swiss Hotel, 627 Commer-
cial street.
Officers.- Theo. Wetzel President ; James Scbeibli,
Vice-President and Treasurer ; George F. Cavalli,
Secretary ; , Shooting Master.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 1862. Incor-
porated Janusry. 1871. Meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month, at the club rooms.
414 Pine street. Number of members, aboiit two
hundred and eighty-five.
Officers.— J. H. Sievers, President; C. Herrmann,
Vice-President; Richard Fenner. Secretary; Albert
Wissel, Treasurer ; Otto Dittmer, Librarian.
TURN- VEREIN VORWARTS.— Organized Jan. 11,
1880. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each
month at 310 O'Farrell street. The objects of this
Society are: The cultivation of gymnastic exercises.
Number of members, about one hundred. Exercise
nights Tuesday and Friday of each week. School for
la<lies, boys and girls every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon.
Officers.— F. Kaulfuas, President ; Christ Schwen-
der, Vice-President ; Gus. Liebold. Recording Secre-
tary; Eberhard Sotdler, First Turnwart ; N. Franken-
burg, Financial Secretary; Louis Mohlfeldt, Treas-
urer; H. Kuppe, Teacher.
UNION CLUB.— Incorporated October 28, 1866.
Rooms, northenst corner of Post and Stockton streets.
The objects of this association are ^o carry on and
conduct the business of a Club House for the enter-
tainment, uf^e and profit of such persons as may be-
come members thereof.
Officers. — George E. Gray, President: Montgrmery
Fletcher. Vice-President ; Homer S. King, Secretary
and Treasurer.
UNIQUE CLUB.— Organized July, 1884. Objects ;
Social. Rooms, 625 Merchant street. George W. Hen-
riques. President; John C. Moore. Vice-President;
H. Randolph, Secretary; A. L. Dennis, Treasurer.
UNITED FRIENDS OF CALIFORNIA.— Instituted
June 9, 188(). Meets second and fourth Wednesday of
each mouth, at Druids' Hall. There are about three
hundred members.
Officers.- Charles A. Russell, President ; H. R. Mor-
ton, Vice-President; B. Dougherty. Jr., Recording
Secretary: A. McGurren, Treasurer.
VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 18G8 ; re-
organized December, 1873. Number of members,
eleven hundred. Meets every Wednesday evening at
their Hall, 316 Post street. Objects : To foster and
cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem-
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, under the
leadership of Theodore Bessing, is maintained.
Officers.— B. Dreyer, President ; George Efif, Vice-
President ; W. Scbwarke, Recording Secretary ; H.
Gille. Financial Secretary ; C. Hoge, Treasurer ; Benno
Hirsch. Librarian.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members originally
one hundred and eighty-two, comprising the surviv-
ors of the five hundred men in the California Battal-
ion and Calfornia Hundred at their discharge in Au-
gust, 1865. Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9,
each year, the anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers.— Captain C. Mason Kinne, President; Lieu-
tenant W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D. W. C.
Thompson, Treasurer.
YALE CLUB OF CALIFORNIA .— Organized Sep-
tember 1, 1877. Number of members, seventy-five.
Regular meetings are held on the second Fridays of
January, April, and October, of each year, at place
that may be designated by the Executive Committee.
There is also an annual meeting and banquet on the
last Friday of October.
Officers. — Martin Kellogg, President ; Gordon Blan-
ding and Ely I. Hutchinson, Vice-Presidents ; Mount-
ford S. Wilson, Secretary ; Donald Y. Campbell,.
Treasurer.
MILITARY.
NATIONAti GUARD OF CAI.IPORNIA.
Commander-in-Chief, Governor R. W. Waterman.
Staff.— Brigadier-General Richard H. Orton. Adju-
tant-General, Inspector, Quartermaster, and Commis-
sary-General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex officio Chief
of Staff; Colonel Perrie Ke>ven, Assistant Adjutant-
General ; Colonel Isaac Trumbo, Chief Engineer;
Colonel Henry I. Kowalsky, Judge Advocate-General ;
Colonel James D. Whitney, Surgeon-General ; Colonel
Frank W. Sumner, Paymaster-General; Colonel Her-
man Bendel, Inspector General of Rifle Practice;
Lieutenant-Colonels W. J. Younger, Albeit F. Jones,
Geo, B. Sperry. Douglas Gunu, P. D. Wigginton, John
B. Wright, H. H. Boyce and William J. Wilsey, Aids-
de-Camp,
Major-General W. H. Dimond. Commanding Divi-
sion ; headquarters, San Francisco.
Staff.— Lieutenant-Colonel Z, S. Clark. Assistant Ad-
jutant-General and Chief of Staff; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel James W. Staples. Division Inspector ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Byron O. Carr, Engineer Officer ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Albert E. Castle, Ordnance Officer : Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Warren B. English, Quartermaster ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Hans H. Kohler, Inspec tor of Rifle
Practice ; Lieutenant-Colonel Edgar J. De Sue, Com-
missary ; Lieutenant-Colonel M, H. Hecht, Paymaster ;
Lieutenant-Colonel Horace G, Piatt, Judge Advocate ;
Lieutenant- Colonel Benj. R. Swan, Surgeon; Majors
George Whlttell and William B. Hooper, Aids-de-
Camp.
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Second Brigade. — That portion of the National
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
and the counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, San
Mateo, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Sonoma,
Solano, Napa and Lake, now consists of three Reg-
iments of Infantry, one Regiment of Artillery, and
one Company of Cavalry, composing Second Brigade.
Headquarters, 306 Phelan Building. Brigadier-Gen-
eral John T. Cutiing, commanding.
Staff. — Major John A. Knster. Assistant Adjutant-
General and Chief of Staff; Major A. D. Cutler, In-
spector: Major R. P. Hammond Jr., Ordnance Officer;
Major Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Officer ; Major
J. N. E. Wilson, Judge Advocate; Major ,
Quartermaster ; Major Wm. Cluff, Commissary ; Major
W. F. McAllister. M. D., Surgeon; Major .James D.
Phelan, Payma-ster; Major Sheldon I. Kellogg, In-
Bpector of Rifle Practice ; Captain Charles T. Stanley,
Aid-de-Camp.
The details of the Brigade organization are as fol-
lows :
FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
402 Montgomery street, room 17.
Field Officers— John H. Dickinson, Colonel; Samuel
J. Taylor, Lieutenant-Colonel ; W. P. Sullivan Jr..
iMajor.
Staff Officers.— F. A. Baldwin, Adjutant ; Major Geo.
(M. Terrill, Surgeon; E. C. Hughes, Quartermaster ;
Thoraas M. Cmff, Commissary ; Louis A. Phillips, Pay-
master: Ordnance Officer; Geo. H. Strong,
Inspector Rifle Practice ; Frank J. Warren, Signal Of-
flcer.
Company A. — Robert A. Marshall. Captain ; George
\. Rice, First Lieutenant ; Joseph T. O Brien, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-one.
A.rmory, 13J7 Market street.
Company B.- Geo. R. Burdick, Captain ; Irving B.
Cook, First Lieutenant ; , Second Lieutenant.
Sumber of members, sixty-four. Armory, 13:^7 Mar-
set street.
Company C— John E. Klein, Captain ; Homer H.
Woodruff, First Lieutenant; , Second Lieu-
lenant. Number of members, seventy-five. Armory,
Qi Post street.
, Company D.— Charles Jansen, Captain; Frank M.
ielsing. First Lieutenant ; Edw. A. Lindberg, Second
ijleutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
1 327 Market street.
Company F. — Robert J. Loiighery, Captain; George
V. Longley, First Lieutenant ; Henry B. Hosmer, Sec-
nd Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-eight,
o-mory, 1327 Market street.
Company G.— Charles L. Tllden, Captain ; William
umner. First Lieutenant ; Charles E. Thompson, Sec
nd Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-five,
jmory, 324 Po^street.
Company H.— Hyman P. Bush, Captain ; W. H.
'raser. First Lieutenant; James M. Duncan, Sec-
nd Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-one.
rmory, 1327 Market street.
Cadei Company.— Wm. R. Smedberg, Jr., Captain;
bhn F. Madden. First Lieutenant: Frank Somere,
econd Lieutenant. Armory, Boys' High School.
SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMENT.— Headquarters
ad Armory 120 Grove street
Field Officers.— David Wilder, Colonel: Wm. Mac-
Dnald, Lieutenant-Colonel; Thos. S. Taylor, Major.
Staff.— Capt. J. B. Ammerman, Adjutant: Horace V.
;ott, Quartermaster ; .Commissary; J. G.
jesting. Paymaster; A. C. Fisher. Ordnance Officer;
ajor AV. D. McCarthy, M.D., Surgeon; Rev. Robert
ackenzie. Chaplain; James N. Pike, Signal Officer.
Company A (Light Battery) .—Hugh T. Sime, Cap
in ; John Beatty and Dennis Geary, First Lieuten-
its ; Joseph Berry and Albert Behrman, Second
eutenants. Number of members, sixty-five. Arm-
y, 120 Grove street.
Company C— Adolph Huber, Captain; Diedrich
ulbern. First Lieutenant ; Otto Lemcke, Second
eutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
) Grove street.
Company D.— Philip Schultz, Captain ; William R.
xton. First Lieutenant ; J. D. Steltz, Second Lieu-
tenant. Number of members sixty, five. Armory, 120
Grove street.
Company E.— John H. Flynn, Captain ; Patrick F.
McCarthy. First Lieutenant; Thomas J. Lennon.
Second Lieutenant. Number of members sixty-five.
Armory, 120 Grove street.
Company F.— Piescott Loring, Captain ; James A.
White, First Lieutenant ; Edward J. Casey, Second
Lieutenant. Nnmber of members sixty-eight. Ar-
mory, 120 Grove street.
Company G.— James W. Reinfeld. Captain; Thomas
F. O'Neil, First Lieutenant; L. P. Williams, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members sixty-five. Armory,
120 Grove street.
Company H.— William D. Waters, Captain : Willi.im
D. Cunningham, First Lieutenant ; John H. Leo, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members seventy. Ar-
mory, 120 Grove street.
Cadet Company. — RoUa D. Fairbanks, Captain ;
Chas. E. Mooser, First Lieutenant; Samuel S. Crow-
ley, Second Lieutenant. Number of members sixty-
three. Armory, 420 Post street.
THIRD INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
217 Sansome street ; Armory, corner Howard and New
Montgomery street.
Field Officers.- Robert Tobin. Colonel ; ,
Lieutenant-Colonel ; Thos. F. Barry, Major.
Staff Officers.- P. M. Delany, Captain and Adjutant;
Wm. D. Lawton, First Lieutenant and Quartermaster;
A. L. MacAlplne, First Lieutenant and Commissarv ;
B. P. Oliver, First Lieutenant and Signal OfticeV;
John E. Millar, First Lieutenant and Ordnance
Officer; J. J. O'Brien, First Lieutenant and Inspector
of Rifle Practice ; Thomas I. Dillon, First Lieutenant
and Paymaster ; F. B. Kane, Major and Surgeon ; J. E.
Cottle, Captain and Chaplain.
Company A. — Robert Cleary, Captain ; Daniel
Foley, First Lieutenant; Miles J. Bolger, Second
Lieutenant.
Company B.— Edward H. Kennedy. Captain ;
, First Lieutenant ; , Second Lieu-
tenant.
Company C— Henry Levy, Captain ; Martin Ryan,
First Lieutenant ; Daniel Crowley, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Company D.— J. O'Connor. Captain; John J. Dwyer,
First Lieutenant ; Timothy Sullivan, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Company E.— Edward I. Sheehan. Captain;
, First Lieutenant; William J. Burke, Second
Lieutenant.
Company F.— James F. Smith, Captain; Wm. M.
Sullivan, First Lieutenant ; F. W. Warren, Second
Lieutenant.
Company G.— Daniel J. Driscoll, Captain ; Peter
J. Quinn, First Lieutenant ; John P. White. Second
Lieutenant.
Cadet Corps.- S. J.Buddell, Captain ; Phillip A.
Dougherty, First Lieutenant; James T. Burns, Sec-
ond Lieutenant.
Companies of this regiment are all located at the
regimental armory, except Company C, which is
located In Oakland.
FIFTH INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
410 Mission street.
Field Officers.— James M. Donahue, Colonel ; Carl-
ton C. Coleman, Lieutenant-Colonel; D. B.Fairbanks,
Major.
Staff. — Frank H. Swett, Captain and Adjutant;
Frank P. Green, Major and Surgeon ; Osgood C. Wheel-
er, D. D. (Oakland) Captain and Chaplain; William
Elliott (San Rafael) Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle
Practice; William H. J. Matthews, Lieutenant and
Ordnance Officer: D. A. Smith, Lieutenant and Pay-
master; Thomas F. Meagher (San Francisco) Lieu-
tenant and Commissary ; Charles L. Bigelow (San
Francisco) Lieutenant and Quartermaster; Ward Da-
vidson, Lieutenant and Signal Officer.
Company A.— (Oakland)— Joseph B. Lauck. Cap-
tain; Beverly Y. Morris, First Lieutenant ; George C.
Pardee, Second Lieutenant.
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Company B.— (San Jose)— Albert K. Wbitton, Cap-
tain; Charles A. Hagan, First Lieutouaut; A. W.
lugiilsbe, Seoouil Lirutt'uuut.
Company C.— (Petalunia)— Lewis J. Winans, Cap-
tain; Charles E. Dillon. First Lieutenant; Charles
E. SiuylfV, Second Lieutenant.
Company D.— (San Rafael)— James J. O'Reilly, Cap-
tain ; Jciin I.. Austin, First Lieutenant ; A. J. Mar-
chant, Second Liiuteuaut.
Company E.— (Santa Rosa) , Cap-
tain; Henry W. Hudson, First Lieutenant; John
Dunbar, Second Lieutenant.
CoMP.\NY F.— (Oaklana)— Charles E. Parsons, Cap-
tain: Willard H. seaton. First Lieutenant; J. F.
Hayes, Seiond Lieutenant.
UNATTACHED COMPANIES. — San Fbancisco
HussABS.— C. C. Keene, Captnin ; Robert W. Reynolds,
First Lieutenant; Fred. Runge, Second Lieutenant.
Headquarters, 3 Third street.
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. — The following . , „
companies are independent of the National Guard of 1 ^^^J^^
California, and not under control of the State mili-
tary authorities :
Austrian Military Co. — Organized March, 1879,
Armory, ;nO O'Farrell street.
Officers.— R. Spiro. Captain ; A. Herzo, First Lieu-
tenant ; M. Radulovicb, Second Lieutenant.
EiNTRACHT Rifle Section.— Organized, 1876. Num
ber of members, sixty. Armory, 316 Post street. j
Officers.— F. A. Kuhls, Captain; A. Stamer, Fi"st
Lieutenant ; H. Schubert, Second Lieutenant.
French Zouaves.— Organized May, 1870. Number j
of members, one hundred and forty-five. Armory, 810
Pacific street.
Officers.— A. Bellue, Captain ; L. Borel, First Lieu-
tenant ; , Second Lieutenant ; L. Rigaud,
President; A. Chaltau, Vice-President; G. Trigon,
Secretary.
Garibaldi Guard.— Organized June 6, 1868. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Armory, 423 Broad-
way street.
Officers.— Francesco Luchetti, Captain ; G. Bignotti,
First Lieutenant.
German Fusilier Guard.— Organized December
17, 1870. Number of members, eighty-five. Armory,
Germania Hall, 620 Bush.
Officers.— C. A. Duisenbersi, President ; T. Dahse,
Secretary; E. Maack, Treasurer; R. Volkman. Cap-
tain ; G. Schwauer, First Lieutenant ; H. Weitz, Sec-
ond Lieutenant.
Independent Rifles. — Organized March 15, 1877.
Number of members, seventy. Armory, 620 Bush
stnet.
Officers.- George Cantus, Captain; Theo. Schmal-
holz. First Lieutenant ; J. Kuhlke, Second Lieutenant.
Italian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italiani).—
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, seventy.
Armory, 625 Broadway street.
Officers.— Venanzio Quilici, Captain; F. Dall Ongaro,
First Lieutenant; A. Padlucci, Second Lieutenant.
Juarez Guard.— Reorganized June 17, 1879. Num-
ber of members, forty-three. Armory, 810 Pacific
street.
Officers — Antonio De La Torre, Captain ; F. Ybarra,
First Lieutenant ; A. Rojo, Second Lieutenant.
Lafayette Guard.— Organized June 1, 1868. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and foity. Armory,
730 Montgomery street.
Officers. — Etienne Giraud, Captain ; Ed Courcelles,
First Lieutenant ; F. Deleau, Second Lieutenant.
Schuetzen Verein.— Organized September, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred and filty. Armory,
Germania Hall, 620 Bush street.
Officers.— John Boltz, Captain ; Louis Haake, First
Lieutenant; W. Schniadeke, Second Lieutenant; F.
Atzeroth, Third Lieutenant; John Mangels, Fourth
Lieutenant; C. HikUbrandt, Recording Secretary-
Henry Prien, Company Leader.
Reorganized in 1885. Incorporated in 1886.
Swiss Sharpshooters and Benevolent Societt. —
Organized March, ISOU. Number of members, sev-
. Ai mory. French Zouave Hall, 808 Pacific
street. Office 5:« Broadway.
Officers.— A. Sobrio, President; G. Gugliemoni,
Vice-President; Silvio Beretta, Secretary ; M. Baz-
zini, Treasurer; G. Bontempi. Captain; P. G. Moresi,
First Lieutenant ; P. Bertoli, Second Lieutenant.
CEMETERIES.
-Point Lobos avenue, near
BETH OLAM (Hebrew).
Thirty-third avenue.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic) .—North side Broder-
ick street, between Geary and Turk streets.
CITY.— From Thirty-third avenue to Forty-eighth
avenue, north of Point Lobos avenue.
FRENCH CEMETERY.— Point Lobos avenue near
Thirty-third avenue.
GREEK.— Point Loboa avenue, near Thirty-third
avenue.
HOLY CROSS.— Cemetery Station, San Mateo Co.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .—Between Eight-
eenth. Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
LAUBEL HILL (late Lone Mountain) .—Central
avenue, between Post and California streets.
MASONIC— South side of Turk street, between
Masonic and Parker avenues. Office, Masonic Temple.
NATIONAL CEMETERY.— Presidio Reservation,
Henry V. Ricbit, Superintendent.
ODD FELLOWS'.— South side Geary street, between
Parker and First avenues. Office, 22 Rielau Building.
SALEM (Hebrew.)— Point Lobos Road, near Sutro
Heights. Office. 22 Sansome street.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine-
teenth, Twentieth, Dolores and Church streets.
Directory Office,
518 Olet-jT- Street.
Directories of the principal cities on file for reference
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throughout Its extent; so that
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A, b-t Point Lobos av and
Bfm First av W.
A. South S F. See Alle-
ehan.v.
Aberdeen, bet .Jonah
anil Albert fm Sunny Vale
Homestead Association S
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I Aocaola, fni Ocean House
i{o:..| S\V Siiu Miguel.
Acorn Alley, bet Cal -
tonila an.l Sacramento, Im
L nvi>nworth W.
Aelon. West End Home-
ht-nd.
Ada Alley, bet Hvde
nnd Leavenworth fm Ada
Court E.
A«la 4'oart, bet Leaven-
won hand Hyde fm O'Far-
rnli N.
Adair, het Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Howard W
to Capp
Adam. X and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Cali-
fornia av, B H
Addtaon. fm Bemis AV to
Castro, Fulrm.mnt Tract.
Adelaide Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Taylor
Av.
Adele. bet Chace and
Strlni;hamfmltlal8 Creek
Sto llecker
Adele Alley, bet Stock-
tonaud Powell fm Jackson
Adler, bet Pacific and
Broaiiway fm Dupont E
to MnntL'ouierv nv
Adona Place, bet Ma-
son antl Taylor tm AVash-
liipt.nN.
Agate Alley, bet Tav-
lur and .(ones fm I'ost N
to Lewis pi.
Asrnen I.ane, bet Stock-
ton and Dupont Im A'alle]o
Alabama, bet Florida
and Harrison fm Channel
S to Serpentim- av
Alameda, b't Channel
and El D<Tailofm the bay
\V lo Harrison.
Alamo Square, bet
Scott and Sti-lner, Hues
and Fulton.
AlaHka. bet AVater Front
and Jlexico tm AVater
Front Stn In^ia.
Alashn Place, b"t Bay
and North Point fm Mason
\V.
Albert, Sunny A' ale
H'lniestead.
Albert .\lley, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Polores \V.
Albion Avenue, bet
A'al 'ncla anil Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Alcatritz Sfiuare, het
J.-11ers..n and N Point,
Franklin and Gongh.
Alder Alley, bet Guer-
rero and Fair Oaks fm
Twenty-firsts to Twentv-
fonrih.
Aldine, fm AVillard E to
Masonic Cemeterv.
Alemany Avenae,
.\cademy Tract.
Alemany Avenue, bet
Dolores and Church fm
Seventeenth to Church
lane.
Algrer Place, bet Harri-
son and Bryant ttii First E
Algreria, South S F, bet
Sumatra a'.d Lahalna fm
Islaiv Creek SE to AVater
FruDt.
Alice.
Fourth
Louisa.
Alice Alley, bet Tavlor
and Jones from Post N to
Alleghany, South S F,
bt Ship and St Lawrence
fm St Thomas SAV to
County Hue.
Allen, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Hyile \V 275 ft
and thence at right angles
S 57 ft.
.4llen. BH. See Bronte
Alleya Court, bet .><an-
s.mie ami Montgomery im
Greenwich N.
Allison, AVe.st End Map
Aim era, bet Leaven-
worth and Hvde fm ClavN
Alia, bet Union and Fil-
bert fin Sansome AV.
Alta Plaza, betScottand
Steiner, Jackson and Clav.
Alvarado, hef: Twentv-
se-ond and Twenty-third
fm San Jose Av to Dia-
mond.
Amador, bet Islals and
Calaveras fni the bay to
Honduras.
Amazon, E s County
Road 5'^ miles fm City
Hall, E. H. A.
Ambo.T Alley, bet Pow-
ell ;inil Mason fm Union N
Amherst, bet Princeton
and Yale Im Silver av S
r. M. T.
Amity Alley, het Mont-
giimeryav and Mason fm
Chestnut S.
Anderson, bet Cherubus-
co and Jefferson av fm
Cortlund av N, B H.
Andover Avenne, fm
Cortland av S to Holiday
Mai) A.
Andrew, bet Firth and
SI Nth fm FoNom N.
Aniteny Place, b.-t Sut-
ter and Bush tin i'ow.-li K,
Anna. See UlaKgow.
Annie, bet N w Mont-
gomery and Third fm Mar-
ket to Mission.
Anthon.v, bet First and
."Second fm .Allsslon N.
Antonio, bi>t Ellis and
o'Farrell fm Jonps W.
Applet4>n, bet Baker av
and Chiirity fm Na-hna S.
Aragro, fm Havelock NE.
Belieroche City.
Arch, City Land Associa-
tion.
Argentine, South S F,
bet Guatemala and Ecua-
dor fm San Bruuo Boad to
C'unty line.
Arizona, bet Colorado
and Idaho fm AVater Front
S to India.
ArkanHao, bet Connecti-
cut and Wisconsin tm Cen-
ter S to Tulare.
Arlington, tm San .lose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo.
Arra.v. bet Twentv-slxth
and Twenty-seventh fin
San Bruno Road AV to
Bellevue.
A«h Avenae, bpt Fnltoti
ami .McAllister fm Larkin
to Fillmori'.
SoiUh Street N.kuU.
1 Lfirkin 2
101 Polk 100 I
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
.301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
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601 linKiinn... fiOO
701 Buchanan 700
AMhburlon Place, bet
Post suJ Sutter Im Du-
pont K.
AMlibiir;>', bet Masonic av
anil Clayton mi Fulton S.
AMior, bet Merifoni and
"Walbrldge, Vlsltaclon Val-
Aiiiens, Excelsior Home-
steail Association.
Allridec Alley, bet
J<ines and Leavenworth
fni Filbert N.
Auburn, bet Mason and
Taylor lin Jackson to I'a-
citic.
Augrusf Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fni Green N.
AuguMa, South S F, S of
Helena fm Silver av W to
York.
Auslln, bet Pine and Bush
Ini Larkin to Octavia.
South Street. N: side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk lOO
Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
(e) Octavia (e)
Averill Avenue, bet
Fifih and Sixth fm Harri-
son S. See madison
Azores, South S F, bet
Gibraltar and Guadaloupe
fm (;harter Oak av to
County line.
AKtee, bet Cherubusco and
Buena Vista fm Coso av
NE, BH.
B, bet A and C fm First av
W.
B, South S F. See St.
Iiawrence.
Baehe, bet Porter and
Andover av fm Crescent
av S, B H.
Baeon, bet Burrow and
Wax land, tm Potrero av
W, U. M. T.
Badger, Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
Baerlej Plaee, bet Du-
pont and Stockton from
O'Farrell N.
Bahama, South S F, bet
Trinidad and Corea fm
Schneider SE to Water
Front.
Baker, bet Broderlck and
Lyon fm Haightto Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Haight 2
101 Patje 100
201 Oak 200
301 Fell 300
401 Hayes 400
501 Grove 500
601 Fulron 600
701 McAllister 700
801 Golden Gate av 800
Turk
Calvary Cemeterv
1301 Geary 1300
1401 Post .1400
1501 Sutter 1500
1601 Bush 1600
1701 Pine 1700
1801 California 1800
1901 Sacramento 1900
2001 Clav 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2:»1 Pacific 2300
2401 Broadway 2400
2501 Vallejo 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 2800
2901 Greenwich 2900
3001 Lomliard 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Franci^co ;«00
3301 Bav 3:^00
3401 North Point 3400
3501 Beach 35C0
3601 Jert'er.son 3600
3701 Tonquln 3700
(e) Lewis (e)
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BaKer Avenue, fm
Uallroad av E to Islals
Creek.
Balance, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Jack-
BontoOold.
Baldwin Court, bet
Fremont and First fm Fol-
Kom NE.
Baltimore Park, bet
BIdley and Fourteenth fm
Guerrero W to Dolores.
BauhM, fm California av
S to Crescent nv, B H.
Ban nam Plaee, bet
Pupont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Barbadoes, South S F,
bet Uruguay and Poito
Rico fni Railroad av to
Couutv line.
Barneveld Avenue,
E of San Bruno »:oad fm
Conkling S to Silver av.
Bartlett^ bet Valencia
and Mission fm Twenty-
first S to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Twenty-first 2
101 Twenty-second 100
201 Twentv-third 200
301 TwentV-fourth 300
401 Twcntv-fifth 400
50i Twenty-sixth 500
(e) SerpentineA venue (e)
Bartlett, bet Warren and
Merced fm Thirtieth S to
Laldlev. See Harper.
Bartlett Alley. See
IiOzier.
Bartol, bet Sansome and
MontKomerv fm Vallejo S.
Batlery, bet Front and
Sansome fm Market to
the Bay
WeM. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Bush.. 2
101 Pine ino
201 California 200
213 Halleck
301 Sacramento 300
315 Commercial 312
401 Clav 400
417 Merchant, 416
501 Washington 500
— — Oregon 512
601 Jackson 600
701 Pacific 700
Chambers 710
801 Broadwav 800
901 Valleio 900
1001 Green 1000
Commerce
1101 Union 1100
1201 Filbert 1200
1301 Greenwich (d)
(e) Lombard (e)
Bauer, Academy Tract.
Bauui Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Union N
Bay, bet Francisco and
North Point fm Kearny to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. ^ide.
1 Kearnv 2
101 Dupont 100
Midway East - —
201 Stockton 200
Midway We.-t
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
601 Jone.s 600
Montgomery av ...
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness av
1201 Franklin
131 Gough
1401 Octavia
Laguna 1500
Buchanan 1600
1701 AVeb.ster 170O
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott .3100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderlck 2300
2401 Baker 2400
(e) Lyon (e)
Bay View Place, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Union N.
Bay Avenue, bet First
and Second Im Bryant S.
Beach, bet North Point
and JeflTerson fm Dupont
to I'resldio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
Stockton 100
(d) Dupont 2
(U) Sh ■
201 Powell.
301 Mason 300
401 Taylor 400
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth 600
Montgomery av...
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkin 800
901 Polk 900
Van Ness av
Gov't Reservation
1401 Laguna 1400
1501 Buchanan 1500
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Steiner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
201 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 BroderKk 2208
2301 Baker 2300
(e) Lyon (e)
Beacon, fm Castro SE to
Beuils, thence W to Cas-
tro.
Beale, bet Main and Fre-
mont fm Slarket SE to the
bay.
S.W. Street. N.E.
1 Market 2
Vischer place
101 Mission. 100
- — - Bertha
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Beale place
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
Beale Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Main W.
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Castro.
Becker Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Taylor E.
Bedford Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Jackson N.
Beideman, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott fm Ellis to
O'Farrell.
Belcher, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth fm Market
N
Belden, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Bush to
I'in.-.
Bellair Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
(Chestnut to Francisco
Bellevue, W of Ellen fm
Elizabeth to Thirtieth
Bellevue Avenue,
West End Homestead As-
sociation.
BeniiH, fm Beacon SE to
Fairmount, thence SW to
Castro.
Bennington, bet Wood
and North av, B H.
Benton Avenue, fm
Andover av nr Crescent
av.
Beppeler, San Miguel.
Bergen Alley, bet Bay
and North Point, fm Hyde
W.
Berkeley Avenucbet
Ninth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Berkshire, Mission and
Thirtieth Street Exten-
sion Homestead Union.
Berlin, bet Girard and
Goettlngen fm Silver av S.
Bermuda, South S F,
bet Granada and Malta fm
Railroad av to Water
Front.
Bernadotte, bet Islals
and Schneider fm Islals
Creek channel NE to Ven-
ezuela.
Bernal, E of San Bruno
Road I'm Vermont to Ma-
rengo. See Ijoomls.
Bernal, fm Sepentlne av
S to Preclta av.
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Taylor to
Leavenworth
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Taylor 2
101 Jones 100
(«) Leavenworth ^e)
Bernice, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Twelfth to
Thirteenth
Berry, bet King and Clian-
nel SW fm Second to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. iV.TT.
1 Second 2
Hammond pi
101 Third 100
Madden
Haggin
Tevis
Dewev
201 Fourth 200
301 Fifth 300
401 Sixth 400
501 Seventh 50O
(e) Eighth (e)
Berr.T,betSutteran<l Bush
fm Dupont E. See Mar-
tin.
Bertha, bet Mission and
Howard fm Beale VV.
Benlah, bet Frederick
and Waller fm Cole to
Stanyan.
Bigelow, San Miguel.
Billings Place, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
fm Filbert N.
Birch Avenue, bet
Grove and Fulton fm Lar-
kin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100-
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin
401 Gongh 400
501 Octavia 500.
601 Laguna
701 Buchanan 70a
Bismarck, San Miguel.
Blackstone Place,fm
Lombard nr Larkin N.
Blaine, fm North av E to
Prentiss, B H.
Blake, bet Collins and.
(;ook tm St Rose's av N to
Laurel Hill Ci-meterv.
Blanche Alley,' 1
!-'anchez and Vicksburg tm
Twenty-third N.
Blossom, bet Quinn and
Fourteenth, fm Valencia,
to Guerrero.
Bluxome, bet Brannan
and Townsend fm First
SW, and bet Brannan and
Town.send fm Fourth SW
to Sixth.
Boardman Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan to Brvant.
Bolivia, South S F, S of
Carthagena fm San Bruno
Road SE.
Bond, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth fm Mission to
Glen Park av.
Bond. See Dehone.
Bond Alley, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Green-
wich S.
Bone Alley, bet Mont
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Bonlta, bet Vallejo and
Green fm Polk to Van Ness
av
Boston Place, bet Fol-
som and Harribon fm First
E.
Bourbin Place, bet
Steiner and Pierce im Ed-
dy to Ellis.
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Bonrbon, bet Precifa
Creek Hnd Norman fm Or-
leans NE.
Bourne, bet C'hace and
Llewellyn fm Kossuth S
to Heeker.
Bontwell, bet Steuben
and Ctiarier Oak av fm
Islais Creek S.
Bnudofn, bet Hamilton
and Dartmouth fm Silver
av S, U. M. T.
Bower HIace, bet Du-
pimt and Stockton fm
Green S.
Bowie Avenae, bet
Howard and Fo'som fm
Kl.'venth E.
»»«;•«» Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
fm Howard N.
Bowman Place. S s
Bryant nr First.
Bo., ce, bet Cwk and Wll-
liamw.n fm Gearv N.
Bojd, bet Harrison and
Bryant, Seventh and
Kiehth, and E and W sides
(hpsley.
Bo.rlM(on. bet Holvoke
and Hamilton fm Silver
av N to Itlckard.
Brn<iror<l. fm Cortland
av N to Calllornia av JIH.
Brad.v, b-t Potter and
Hermann fm Market SE to
MIspirin,
Bra.l.v Place. See
Rockland.
■*"»nnan,het Bryant and
lownsend SWfm Beale to
109
601 Pupont fino
Duncan court 620
701 Stockton 700
709 Virginia court
Morey alley 7:«)
«•! Powell 800
817 Scott place
901 Mason goo
921 Salmon
1001 Taylor .'.looo
Sweet
Florence ..'.
Ji2! ^"°^'* 1"»
1301 Leavenworth 1200
1205 Morse place
1213 Brldse
i:»l Hyde "laoo
HOI Larkin :;:i^
JIaxwell
1501 Polk
Bruce Place, bet Lane-
ton and Otis pi fm Folsom
Branswicb, West End
Homestead.
Br .ran Place. See
Burnett Place.
, 1500
1601 Van Ness avenue .lf?00
?.*00
2:«0
2400
.3600
A'.W.
Pot
S.E. Street.
1 Beale
101 Fremont 100
201 First 2tX)
.301 Second :: 300
311 Stanford
Central place
371 Thompson avenue
I 401 Third 4(K)
' 417 Ritch .::.;;.;: Ti"
' /oe j;tO
501 Fourth ,500
I 601 Fifth m
701 Sixth ;.:;;;■ 706
Clinton
Geneva
Boardman place ..."
Brannan'place....
Gilbert......
801 Seventh 800
Norton court
901 Kishth 900
Converse
i 1001 xinth :::iooo
IBrannan Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan SE.
IBrazil ATcnue. Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
IBrenham Place, bet
Kenrny and Dupont fm
Clay to Washineton.
IBrewKter, fm Hope SW
to California av, B H
IBridgre Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fni Broad wavS.
Brisriit, nr San Miguel
Station.
Aroad. W s OH San Jo.sfi
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
Broad's Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Bush
Broadwa.v, bet Pacific
and V flllcjo fm Davis \V
SoxUh. Street. N. tide.
1 Davis 9
101 Front .'.■.' joo
201 Battery ' 200
- — Stevens allev .'
301 Sansome 300
321 Prescott ~
- — Bartol .340
401 Miintgomery 400
Rowland
SOI Kearny .500
Ptnckney ." 620
Montgomery av....
1701 Franklin
1801 GouBh
1!«1 Octavia
2001 Lagiina
3101 Buchanan...
2201 Webster
2:«)1 Fillmore
3401 Stelner
2.501 Pierce
2601 Scott _
2701 Devlsadero 2700
3801 Broderlck 2800
2t«l Baker. :.2<K»
[e) Lyon (e)
Broderlck. bet Devlsa-
dero and Baker fm Waller
to Lewis.
Went. Street. E. side.
I Waller 2
101 "alght 100
201 I'awe 200
:f01 "'nk .300
401 Fell 460
501 Ha.ves 500
601 Grove 600
701 Fulton 700
801 Mc.MIUtcr 800
iiOl Golden Gate av 900
1001 Turk 1000
HOI BIdy UOO
1201 Ellis 1200
I'iOI ii'Farrell i;joo
l-WI G ary uoo
Garden av
1501 Post 1.500
1601 Sutter 1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Pine 1800
1901 California '."isoo
2001 Sacramento 2000
2101 Clay 2100
2201 Washln^jton.. 2200
2:«1 .Jackson i/ijjoo
2401 Pacillc 2400 1
2.501 Broadway 2.500
2601 Vallelo...; .'.'2600
2701 Greet! ....;:: 2700 1
2801 Union 2800 '
2.101 Filbert Z.^
3001 Greenwich
3101 Lombard
3201 Chestnut
3.-i01 Francisco
3401 Bav
:«01 North Point
3601 Beach
3701 .TefTerson
3801 Tonquln
(e) Lewis
...3000
..3100
,.:eoo
.3;«o
.3400
.3500
..■i600
..:{700
.3800
• (C)
Broderlck ATcnne,
bet Eleveurh and Potter
f m Market S.
Bronte, bet fiercer and
Putnam fm Cortland av S
to .'*an Bruno Road, B. H.
Brook, fm Dolores nr
Thirtieth E to San Josfi
Road. I
Brookl.Tn Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacrament!) S. |
Brooks, bet Kearnv and I
Dupont fin Market to
Gearv.
BroKnan, bet Ridlev and
Fourteenth fm Valencia
to Guerrero.
Brown's Aller, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Mc-
Allister N.
Br.vant, bet Harrison and
Brannan SW fm Spear to
Eleventh.
S. E. Street. N. W.
1 Spear 2
f\ »i°i» :.■: 100
21 Beale 200
301 Fremont 300
•JOl First m
Eliery ;:""
419 RIncon place 418
443 Stanly place 444
501 Second 500
5Xi Central place
601 Third 600
615 Ritch
6:i5 Zoe
701 Fourth .■.■■■■ 700
801 Fifth ■."800
Averillav
Oak Grove av
Mcrrls av_
900 Sl.xth 900
Clinton _
Garden
.Tones place
Gilbert
1001 Seventh jooo
Langton
White place
Di'catur.
1101 Eighth 1100
1117 Converse
Preston place .1118
1201 Nlnth.....„ 1206
Dore
1301 Tenth .'.'1.300
(e) Eleventh (g)
Br.vant Avenue, bet
1 ork and Florida fnilChan-
nelS to Serpentine av.
Br.vant Avenue, bet
Eighth and Ninth. See
Preston Place.
Buchanan, bet Laguna
ami Webster fm Market N
to Lewis.
I W. Street. E.tide.
\ 1 3tarket 2
101 Hermann 100
201 Waller 200
301 Halght .■; 300
Rose avenue
401 Page 400
Lily avenue
501 (tak 500
Hickory avenue...
I 601 Fell 600
Linden avenue.
701 Ha.ves. .'. 700
Ivy avenue.
801 Grove 800
Birch avenue
901 Fulton 900
Ash a venue
1001 McAllister 1000
Locust avenue
1101 Golden Gate av_...i]00
Elm avenue
12U1 Turk. :i200
, Lauiel avenue
1301 Eddy 1300
Willow avenue .
1401 Ellis 1400
Olive avenue
1501 O'Farrell 1.500
1601 Geary iifioo
1701 Post 1766
1801 Sutter. 1800
1901 Bush iifloo
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 210O
2201 Sacramento 2200
2:i01 Clay 2:«)0
2401 Washington 2400
2501 Jackson 2500
2601 Pacific 12600
2701 Broadway 2700
2901 Vallejo 2300
2901 Green 2900
3001 Union rjooo
3101 Filbert 310O
Pi.xiey
3301 Lombard 3300
Chestnut
Lobos Square
3601 Bay sfiOO
3701 North Point 3700
3801 Beach :wnn
3901 Jerterson ,
4001 Tonquin
(e) Lewi
4000
(e)
Buchanan Alley, bet
i irst and Second fm How-
ard to Tehama
Buena Vista, fm Cort-
land avN E toCosoar.
Buena Vista Park,
bet Utah and Vermont,
Napa and Shasta.
Burcham Place, bet
Golden Gate av and Turk
fm Leavenworth \V.
Burgro.vne Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hvde
fm Pacifies.
Burnett Place, bet
Sansome and Montgom-
ery fm Bush N.
Burnside Avenue, fm
Berkshire NE to Mission
and Thirtieth .Street Ex-
tension Homestead
Burrlit, ber Stockton and
Powell im Bush S.
Burrows, bet Felton and
Bacon fm I'otrero av W,
... 200
342
V. M. T.
Burton, E of ,San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall.
Bush, bet Sutter and Pine
tin Market W to Central av
South. Street. y.sUle.
1 .Market and Front 2
101 Battery inn
201 Sansome
Burnett place...,
301 Montgomerv....,
306 Russ alley
311 Tnnltv „
Belden._
401 Kearnv
— - St G«.rge alley...
407 Clara lane
4i3 Mary iaue
501 Dupont 500
Chatham place 518
601 Stockton eon
603 Burrltt
Monroe 610
615 Chelsea place
701 Powell 70O
-— - Bush-street place.. 714
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
1001 Jones. 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1201 H.vde 1200
Edward
1301 Larkin "..'..■.■.'l.-JOO
1401 Polk liio
1501 Van Ness a venue. 1500
1601 Franklin ifioo
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia I8OO
1901 Laguna igoo
3001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2300
2301 Stelner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2.501 Scott 2.500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker. 2800
2901 Lyon 2900
(e) Central avenue (e)
Bush-st Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Bush N.
Butler, fm California ay
S to Cortland av,B H.
Buttcbet Solano andNapa
fm the bay W to Harrison
Byineton. bet Ellis and
O'FarreU fm Webster to
Stelner.
Byrne. See Peabody.
Byron, fm Montcalm S to
Hope, B H.
Byron. See Regent.
B.vxbee, bet JMouticello
and Ralston fm Worcester
av N.
C, South SF. See James.
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C, bi-t B and D fm First dv
W.
Cnhot. bet Snmoset and
8tnr SK fm Cal.fornla av
to Kriuuonla nv, B H.
Cadrll AIle.T, bet Du-
nont and Stockton I'm
Unliin N.
Citdwallader, K of San
Bruno Koad A miles from
CItv Ilnll.
('al»v«-i-aN, bet Amador
and Uli'iulocino I'm the bay
^V to Honduras.
Caloduniit Alle.v, bet
VnlciulH and Julian av fm
ril'teenth N and S.
Calhoun, bet Sansnme
and IMontgomery fm Green
to Union
Call luriiia, bet rine and
Sacramento fm Market W
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Drunim 2
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
401 Sannome 400
421 Leldesdortt 424
501 Montgomery 600
532
701 Dupont 700
Selina place 716
725 Grace terrace
801 Stockton 800
EUick lane
Pratt place 812
821 Prospect place 820
Miles court 832
901 Powell 900
Gustavus... 920
1001 Mason 1000
■ Cushman 1016
1101 Taylor 1100
1201 Jones 1200
HlRhland Terrace..
1301 Leavenworth 1300
Helen plaPe
1401 Hyde 1400
1501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue. 1700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough ll'OO
2001 Octavia 2000
2101 Laguna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
3Iiddle
2401 Fillmore 2400
2501 Steiner 2500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devisadero 2800
2901 Broderick 2li00
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lyon 3100
3201 Central avenue 3200
"Walnut 33IK)
Laurel 3400
Locust 3500
Spruce 3600
Maple 3700
3801 Cherr.v 3800
3901 First av 3900
California Avenn**.
E ot San Jos6 Road and W
of San Bruno Road, B H.
California Soulli, bet
California and Clement fm
First av \V to Fifih a v.
Canibridg;e,bet Yale and
Oxford fm Silver av S, U.
M. T.
Caniille Place, bet
TaylorandJonesfmWash-
ington N.
Camp, bet Sixteenth and
Spventeenth fm Guerrero
K.
1 uninbell, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth fm Dolo-
res E.
Caiiilol, AA' of Old San
J0.-.6 Road nr San Miguel
Station.
Ca|l]^, bet Mission and
Hcward fm Fifteenth S
to Serpentine av.
East. Street. H'. side.
1 Fifteenth 2
A<lalr —
101 Sixteenth 100
201 SeviiitiHiith 200
301 Kii;lilr,Milli 300
401 Niii.trrntli 4CK)
501 Tu-.nticth 500
601 Twenty-lirst 60O
7ul Twenty-second 700
801 Twentv-third 800
901 Twentv-lourlh 900
1001 Tweut.v-lirth 1000
1101 Twenty-sixth HOC
{e) Serpentine avenue (e)
«ard Alle>', bet Vallejo
and Green fm Stockton W.
<'arl, bet Frederick and
Sullivan fm Clayton W.
CarlosI»Iace,l)et I'owell
and Mason f 111 O'Farrell S.
Carolina, bet AVlsconsin
and De Haro fm Eighth S
to Kapoleon.
Caroline, bet Sixth and
Seventh Ihi Folsom SE.
Caroline, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Howard 8E.
Caroline Place, bet
Jackson and Pacific fm
Powell E.
Carr Place, bet Mason
and Taylor t'm Chestnuts.
Carthagena, South S F,
bet Yucatan and Bolivia
fm San Bruno Road to
County line.
Carver, fm California av
S to Powhattan, B H.
Case. \Vs San Bruno Road
4 miles fm City Hall.
Caselli Avenue, bet
Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth Cm Douglass AV.
Castro, bet Noe and Dia-
mond Im Ridley S
Cayuga, AA'est End Map
No 1.
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front fm Clay to AA'ash-
Ington.
Cedar Allej, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Dolores AA'.
Cedar Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Larkin
AV to Laguna.
Smith. Street. JV. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 A'anNessav 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
(edar l<ane, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Mission to A^alencia.
Central Court, bet
Gough and Octavia fm
Haight SAV to Octavia.
Center, bet El Dorado and
Santa Clara fm the bay AV
to Harrison.
Central. See Sargent
Central Avenue, bet
Lyon and AVa nut fm
Geary N to Presidio Reser-
vation.
Central Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Central Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Bryant
to Brannan.
i entral Road, fm Mc-
Allister SAVto Ocean View
House.
Centre, bet Second and
Third fm Bryant SE to
South Park
Chace, fm Islals Creek S
to Hecker.
Chambers, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Davis to
Battery.
Chambers Alley, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Channel, bet Berry and
Hooper SAV I'm the bay to
Eighth.
Channel. AV s San Bnino
Road 4 miles fm City Hall.
tharit.v, Ini Cadwallader
NAY to Islals Creek.
Charles, bet Leaven-
worth and Hvde fm Gol-
(b'U Gate av N.
Charles, S of Falnnount
tm San Jos6 Road NAV to
Chenery.
Charles Place.bet First
and Second fni Harrison to
Essex pi.
Charter Oak Ave-
nue, bet Boutwcdl and
Elmira fm Islals Creek S
to AVoolsey.
Chase, bet AVilliamson and
Merrifield fm Geary N.
Chatham Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Bush N.
Chattanooga, bet Dolo-
r>s and Church fm Tweu-
tv-first S to T weijty-fourth
Chelsea Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
Chener.v, S s Thirtieth S
to Randall, thence SAV to
Castro.
Cherry, bet Maple and
First av fm California N.
Cherubusco, fm Cort-
land av NE to CoEO av.
Chesley, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Harrison SE.
Chestnut, bet Lombard
and Francisco AV fm San-
some to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Snnsome 2
(c) Montgomery
AVinthrop
101 Keamv 100
201 Dupont 200
• Bellair place 224
301 Stockton 300
Chestnut alley
401 Powell 400
501 Ma.son 500
Newell
Amity
Montgomery av...
601 Tavlor 600
701 Jories 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hvde 900
1001 Larkin 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue. 1200
1301 Franklin 1300
1401 Gough 1400
1501 Octavia 1500
1601 Laguna
1701 Buchanan
1801 AA'eb>ter 1800
1901 Fillmore 1900
2001 Steiner 2000
2101 Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2:»1 Devisadero Zm
2401 Broderick 2400
2501 Baker 2500
(e) Lyon (e)
Chestnut Alle.v, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnut N.
China, N\V s Dry Dock
Basin to AVater Front.
China Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Church, bet Dolores and
Sauchez fm Hermann S to
Thirtieth.
Church Ijane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth fm
Dolores \V to Church.
ChurclilII Court, bet
Tweiitv-eighth and Twen-
tv-iiinth fm Mission
Cit.v Hall Avenue, fm
Market opp Eighth to Park
av.
Cit.r Hall Place, bet
Hvde and Larkin fm Mc-
Allibter N.
C 1 a r a, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Ritch to
Sixth.
212
Clara Avenue, AV of f
Douglass Ini Eighteenth N f
Clara E.ane, bet Kearny i
and Dupont fm Sutler N ;
to Biisn. [
Clarence Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend NW.
Clarion Alley, bet
Seventeenth and AVIllows
On A^alencla to Mission.
Clark, bet Jacks(jn and
J'Hciflc fm Drumm to
Front.
Clay, bet Sacramento and
AVashlngton AV Ini East.
South. Street. jV. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis ,
- Cedar
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
527 Leidesdorfi'
001 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny... „
Breuham place 750
801 Dupont 800
813 AVaverly place 814
Spofrord„ 828
901 Stockton .„ 900
Clay avenue 916
Parker alley
917 Prospect place
1001 Powell 1000
1015 Tay
AVetmore place lOlft
1101 Mason 1100
Yerba Buena 1115
1201 Taylor 1200
1301 Jones 1300
Priest
Keed
1401 Leaveuworth 1400'
1501 Hyde 1500
Torrens court
1601 Larkin 160O
1701 Polk 170O
1801 Van Ness avenue.1800
1901 Franklin 190O
Gough
Lafayette Park
Laguna 220O
Buchanan 2300
AVebster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2G01 Steiner
2701 Pierce
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devisa.lero 2i00
3i01 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lvon 3200
3:J01 Central avenue 3300
3401 AA'alout 3400
3.501 Laurel :350O
Locust 3G0O
Spruce 370O
3>oa
2-201
2401
3601
Maple
Cherry
First avenue.,
(e)
(e)
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Clay N.
Clayton, bet Ashbury and
Cole fm Fulton !?.
Cleaveland, bet Folsom
and Harrisim fm Seventh
to Columbia Square.
Clement, bet Culifornla
and Point Lobos av fm
First av AV.
Clement Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and Folsom fm First
SAV.
South. Street. Jf. side.
1 First 2
Oscar alle:
(b) S-cond....
(6) Third
301 Fourth...,
401 Fifth 400
(b) Sixth (&)
(b) Seventh (b)
701 Eighth 70O
(6) Ninth (b)
Clinton, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to SE
01 Brannan.
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Ill
Clinton Parle, bet Eld-
ley ami Fourteenth fni
Guen-ero AV.
Clii>|M?r, bet Twenty-flfth
anil Twenty-sixth Ihi Uld
San Jose Itoad W to Doug-
lass
Cl.r de, bet Third and
Fourth imTownsendNW
Codninn Place, bet
Powell and Moson fm
Washini-'ton S.
Colicii Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm El-
lis S.
Cohn Place, bpt Leav-
enworth and Hyde tm
Jackson S.
Cole, W of Clayton S ta
Fiilron to Carl.
College, bet Dartmouth
and University fni Silver
av S, U. M. T.
Col lese Place, bet Lar-
kin and I'olk fni Haves N.
Collinpuood, bef Cas-
tro and Diamond fm Sev-
enteenth y to Twenty-sec-
ond.
CollinM, bet Wood and
Blake Ini Geary N.
Colorado, bet Mexico
and Arizona Im Water
Fri.nt S to India.
Colton, bet market and
Mission fm Brady K.
Columbia, bet Nlnc-
teei.th ami Twentieth.
See C u III be rl a ii d.
ColuniblH, bet Sixth and
Seventh I'm Folsom to
Harrison.
<'olMiul»la, betBrvantav
and Harrison. See Flor-
ida.
Columbia Place, S s
'■ -eclta av S to California
Columbia Place, bet
Bryant and Urn
Farjro Place.
Columbia .S<|uare, bet
tolsoiu and Harrison,
Sherman and Coiiinibla.
ColuMa, bet Yolo and
Marin fm the bay W to
Nel>raska
Commerce, bet Green
and Union fni the bay to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
riinii'nto and Clay fiu Kast
to Dupont
South. Street. N. side.
1 Kast 2
101 Drumni „ loo
201 Davis 200
301 Front ■■ :«K)
401 Batler.v 400
501 Sansome SX)
5:J5 Leldesdorir. 524
fiOl Montgomery _ 600
701 Kearny.. 700
(e) Dupont (e)
Concord Avenue,
AVest KnilMapNo2.
Congdon, nr Junction
San Bruno Koad and Sil-
ver av.
Conklins, bet Layton
and WatiTville (m Silver
av N to Silver Terrace
Homestead.
Conneclicuf, bet Mis-
souri and Arkansas fm
Center S to Tulare.
CouTcrKe, bet Eighth
and Ninth im Brvatit S.
Cooh, bet Blake and
Boyce fm Gearv N.
Coofier'H Alie.v, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson S.
Corbel t Road, fm Clara
av SW to Casein a v.
Corea, South S F, bet Ba-
hama and Marquesas fm
Schneider t.Wnter Kroiit
Corlez. fm California av
bet Montcalm and Samo-
set E to Fraucoma av.
Cortland Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr Thirti-
eth E to San liruno Road.
<'oso Avenue, fm North
av NW to California av.
Cos! a Rica, South S F,
bet SIartlni<|ue and Ma-
deira fm Railroad av to
County line.
C o 1 1 a , Spring Vallev
Homestead ,\ssoclation.
Cottage Place, bet
Geary and Tost fm Jones
E.
Coltaere Row, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore fm Bush
to Sutter
Colter, .\cadpmv Tract.
Count.v Road or Man
Jo«e Road, fm termi-
nation of Mission SW to
Oji.nty line.
Craui, bet Edinburg and
Madrid im Islais Creek SE
j;x< cislor H..mestead.
< reek l^ane, l)€t Thlr-
tet-nth and Fourteenth fm
Howaril to Folsom
Crencent Avenue, fm
.San Jose Road nr St Ma-
ry's College E to, San Bru-
no Rood.
Croce, .\cademv Tract
» rocker, S h Stevenson
aviiel Bradvandllermnnn
Cronofcrne Avenue.
het (iuerrero and Didores
fin Twenty-second S.
CrookH, b-t Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
N W.
OoHM, .San Miguel, West
End Map No 1.
Cr.vtttal. liaiirnad Home-
(.tenil AsMM intlon.
Cumberland, bet Nlne-
teeiiili and Twentieth tin
(iu.Trer.) tn Nop.
Cumberland Place,
b.'t Niui'l. ■, ■Mill and Twcn-
tlelli fill Vidrucia W.
CuKliman. U'l Mason
niiil Taylur fm California
to .Sacramento.
<'uHtom Iloune Place,
bet Battery and Saiisome
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
Cuvier, Spring Vallev
Homestead Association.
CvpreHti Alie.v, bet
Howard and Capp fm
Twenty-fourth to Twen-
ty-sixth.
». bet r. nn.l Golden Gate
I'ark Ini First av W.
». South s F. See Kas-
ka.*tkia.
Dacolali. t"m Water
Fronts to India.
Dale Place, het Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Golden Gate av S.
Dame, bit Chenerv and
Whitney S s Thirtieth to
Randall.
Dan vera, fm Caselll av
NW toCorbettKoad.
Dartmouth, bet Bow-
do in and College fm Sliver
av S, U. M. T:
DaviH, bet Drumm and
Front N f:u Market to
A'allejo.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Fine.. 2
101 California 100
109 Parrottallev
201 Sacramento". 200
215 Commercial_ 214
301 Clav 300
(il) Merchant (rf)
401 Washington 400
411 (jregon 410
501 Jackson 500
513 Clark 514
601 Pacific „ {,1)
619 Ch.imbers ((/)
701 Broadway (,l)
(e) A'alleio (e)
DatvKon Place, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay Im
Mason E.
Da.y, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm Old San
Jop6 Road W to Bellevue.
Day, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Dolores E.
De Room, bet Brvant
and Brannau fm Second
DeHaro,bet Carolina and
Rhode I.-lund fm Eighth S
to Precita dreek.
DcKalb, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av.
De I.one. San Miguel.
Dearborn Place, bet
i A alenda and Guerrero fm
I Seventeenths.
Decatur. See Ro«coe
Decatur, bet Seventh
and Eiglith fm Brvant to
Brannan.
Decker Alie.v, bet Fol-
som and Harrison tm Sev-
enth SAV.
Dehone, bet Church and
Sanchez fm Sixteenth to
Seventeenth.
Dela«%are, bet Massa-
chusetts and .Maryland fm
Solano S to Honduras.
Delanare Avenue,
bet Ots-go and San Jose
Roail.San Miguel.
Delaware Avenue.
City Land A>soci..tion.
See WorccHter Ave-
nue.
Delaivare Court, bet
I'owell and Mason fm
Sutter N.
Delsado Place, bet
Delta Place, Es Mason
bet Sutter and Bush.
Denmark, South S F,
bet Honduras and Mon-
tein'gro fm Iflals t^i China
Dent Place, bet Stock-
ton and I'owell fm Jack-
son N.
Derb.T, bet Geary and
Post fm Mason AV.
Derb.v Place, bet Gearv
and I'ost fm Taylor E.
'; DeviHadero, bet Scott
j and Uroderick fm Ridley
I N to Lewis.
West. Streets E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 AValler. ino
201 Halght 200.
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 600
601 Hayes 800
7 1 Grove 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAlllst-r 900
1001 Golden Gate av lOOO
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Eildy 1200
1301 Ellis 13P0
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Gearv 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
l»ll Bush 1800
1901 J'ine 1900
2001 California 2000
2:01 .Sacramento 2100
2201 Cla.v 2200
2:»1 Washington 2;«)0
2101 Jackson 2400
2.501 Pacific 2.T00
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green. 2.S0O
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert „ 3000
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard. 3200
3301 Chestnut Xm
3401 Francisco 3400
a501 Bay .S500
3601 NorthPoint 3600
3701 Beach ™ 3700
3801 Jetferson 380ii
3901 Tonquin 3900
'"' ■" — (e;
(e) Lewis..
Devrees. E of San Bnino
Road 3 mUesfm City Hall.
,301
200
Dewe.v, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berrv.
Dexter, bet Spear aiid
Main Im Howard S.
Diamond, bet Castroand
Douglass fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Diamond, VIsltaclon
A'alley. See Medford.
Dickerson, EsSan Uru-
no Road, 2,'-j miles fmCltv
Hall.
Digby, fm El Monte SE
to Beacon.
Dikeman Place, bet
Ellis and U'Farrell fm Ma-
son AV.
Dock, bet Union and Fil-
bert Im Battery E.
Dock, South S F, bet Tevis
aiKl Ship fm St Thomas
SW to County line.
Dodfre, bet Hyde and
Lark in fm Turk S.
Doloren,bet Guerrero and
Church fm SlarketS to Old
San Jos6 Road.
Ea.1t. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Baltimore Park....
101 Fourteenth loo
201 Fllteenth
Albert allev....
Wells avenue
Sixteenth 300
Church lane
Campbell
Seventeentli 400
Railway
Dorland
ElL'hteenth 500
Nineteenth „ 600
Cumberland
Twentieth 700
LIbertv.
Twenty-iirst 800
Twentv-second 900
Twenty-third 1000
UOl Twenty-fourth ....1100
Jersey
1201 Twenty-fifth 1200
Clipper
i;«l Twenty-sixth 1.309
.\rmy
1401 Twenty-seventh... 1400
Duncan
1501 Twenty-eighth 1500
A'alle.v
1601 Twenty-ninth 1600
Dav
Thirtieth
Dominica, South 8 F,
bet Manitoba and Servia
fm Islais to AVater Fr nt.
Dora. See lianirton.
Dore, bet Ninth and
T-nth fm HarrLson to
Brannnn.
Dore Alie.v, bet Powell
and Mason fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
E of Dolores AV to San-
chez.
Dou«;IaH Place, bet
Harrison and Folsom fm
Beale E.
DouplanM, bet Diamond
and EUi'n lui Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Dover, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Rlncon pi S to
Townsend.
Dow Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
SAV to Hawthorne.
Downe.v,bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Bryants. See
Ijanston.
Drumm, bet East and
Davis N fm Market to Pa-
cific.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Cal'a.. 2
101 Sacramento. 100
115 Commercial. 116
201 Clav 200
(b) Merchant 214
301 AVashlngton 300
Oreeon _
401 Jackson 400
409 Clark
(e) Pacific (e
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Driir.Y I.niio.bi-t KulFoni
mill Hnnlfou fui Seventh
to l,nii«t<>n
Dr.y. nr Junction, W s
<»l.l Snn .lo-e K.iail bet
Twentv-nliitli and Tblr-
tlclli W ti> li'llrviie.
DiiiiiKS bi't Liiniliarl nnil
Ch ^tnllt tin .rcnesW.
Dublin. Exoi"l.-l(ir Iluiiie-
steail Assoclntlon.
Duuicoiube Allo.r,
bet Kearnv and Diipunt
fni .)a( kson N.
nuiibnr Alley, bet
Slontfioniery and Kearnj"
I'm 5Ier>hant to Washing-
ton.
Duncan, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-
eluhth fm Old San Jo66
Road W to Bellevne.
Duncan « ourt, bet Dn-
pont and Stockton fm
BroadwavN.
Dunkirk, bet Rosecrans
and I'rentlspfni California
av S to Powhattan.
Dunn Alle.T, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo fm Kear-
ny E.
Dupont, bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Market to
Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market & O'Farrell 2
ini Geary lon
111 Morton 110
201 Post 200
Ashburton place... 208
21.3 Stockton place
219 Mills place
Tillman alley
301 Sutter 300
Martin 312
313 Harlan place
401 Bush 4oO
501 Pine 500
605 Virginia court
601 California 600
Mansion House pi
701 Sacramento 700
Commercial 714
801 Clav 800
901 Washiniiton 900
923 Hall Court
1001 Jackson 1000
1021 Sullivan alley
1101 PaciHc..„ 1100
Pupont alley 1126
1201 Broa.lway 1200
ilontKomery av....
Hinckley
1301 Vallejo 1300
1401 Green 1400
1501 Union 1.500
Noble's alley 1506
1601 Vilbprt 1600
Pardee ailev
tierkeaUey 1618
1701 Greenwich 1700
1709 Edith place
Edgar place
1801 Lombard 1800
1901 Chestnut 1900
Pfeifter
2001 Francisco 2000
2101 Bav 2100
2201 North Point 2200
(e) B.-ach (e)
Dupont Alley, bet Pa-
cific and Broadway fm
Dupont E to Montgom-
erv av.
Duftont Place. See
Mansion House
Place.
Dtvi^lit., bet Woolsey and
Olnl^tead fm San Bruno
Road W, U. M. T.
E. South S F. See Gila.
£a.«l. fm Folsom N\V to
I'aciflc, fronting the bay.
Wt*t. Street. £. side.
1 Folsom (rf)
101 Howard ((0
201 Mission (d)
.?01 Market (d)
401 Clay (d)
Merchant (d)
501 Washington (d)
601 Jackson (d)
(e) Pacific (e)
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Kant Van Xe»» Ave-
nue, fni eorner Union
an>l I'olk NW to Lombard
anil Van Ness Av.
Kalon Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason Im Green S.
Ecker, bf i First and Sec-
ond Ini Market to Mission.
Keuador, South S F. bet
.\ri;entine and Nicaragua
fin San Bruno Road to
County line.
Eddy, bet Turk and Ellis
W fm lunction Powell and
Market.
South. Street. N. .ride.
1 Market and Powell 2
Gla-gow 14
27 Eddy place
101 Mason 100
201 Ta> lor 200
301 Jones 300
Wagner alley
401 Leavenworth 400
501 Hvde 50o
601 Larkin 600
701 Polk 700
801 Van Ness avenue. 800
901 Franklin 900
Gough 1000
Octavia 1100
1201 La«una 1200
i:»l Buchanan 1300
1401 Webster 1400
1501 FiUniore 1500
1601 Steiner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
Farren avenue
1801 Scott 1800
1901 Devisadero IWX)
2001 Broderick 2000
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
Eddy Place, bet Mason
and Market fm Eddy.
Edgar Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Dupont W.
Edinburgli, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Edith, bet Greenwich and
Lombard fm Dupont W.
Edward, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Bush N.
Eighteenth, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fm
Harrison W.
South. Street. iV'. side.
1 Harri.son 2
101 Folsom 100
119 Shotwell 118
201 Howard 200
219 Capp „ 218
301 Mission 300
Jessie
Stevenson
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 5O0
Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
Collingwuod
1001 Castn 1000
1101 Diamond 1100
Eureka
1201 Douglass 1200
Eigliteenth Avenue,
South S F. See Algeria
Eighlecnth Avenue,
bet Seventeenth and Nine-
teenth avs from Presidio
Reservation S.
Eighth, bet Seventh and
Ninth tin Market SE to
Center.
East Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
101 Mission 100
115 Minna 114
Natoma.
201 Howard 200
205 Nunan's alley.
(6) . Tehama
Clementina
301 Folsom 300
Shipley
Heron
401 Harrison 400
501 Brvant .500
601 Braiinan 600
Townsend „....
Eigiilli Avenue, bet
Seventh and Ninth avs
lin Presidio Reservation
S too.
Eighth Avenue, South
S K. See Itahania.
EI Dorado, bet .Maineda
and Center Ini the boy to
Sixth and fin Eighth to
Hnrrifon.
El Monte, fm Beacon W
to (;a~tro,l'"olnnouiit Tract
Eldridge. bet Harrison
and Bryant Sevi-nth and
Eighth, E and W sides
Cheslev.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Brvant.
Ewft. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
Bowie avenue
Henrietta square..
301 Folsom 300
401 Ifarrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Eleventh Avenue, bet
Tenth a!id Twellth avs Im
Presidio Reservation S to S
Eleventh Avenue,
South S F. See Mani-
toba.
Elgin Park Avenne,
S s Market bet Valencia
and Guerrero.
Eliza.bet Taylor and. Tones
See Marion Place.
Eliza Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Washington
N.
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
fm San Jos6 av W.
Elizabeth, bet Third and
Fourth fm Folsom SE to
Louisa.
Elkhorn Terrace, fm
Cadwallader N to Islais Cr
Elkhaiu Terrace, off
Bush nr Pierce
Ellen, bet Douglass and
Belle vue fm Elizabeth S
to Thirtieth.
Ellen, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Harrison S.
Ellery, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Bryant SE to Fed-
eral.
El lick Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Ellick liane. bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Calilbr-
nia N.
Elliot Park, bet Geary
and O'Farreil fm Steiner W
EIli.«, bet Eddy and O'Far-
reil W fm junction Stock-
ton and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market* Stockton 2
101 Powell 100
111 Glasgow
201 Mason 200
301 Taylor 3W
401 Jones 400
.501 Leavenworth .500
601 Hvde 600
701 La kin 700
801 Polk 800
901 Van Ness aveuue_ 900
1001 Franklin 1000
1101 Gough 1100
1201 Octavia 1200
1301 Laguna 1300
1401 Buchanan 1400
Hollis
Webster 1500
Foiger alley..
Fillmore 1600
Steiner 1700
Bourbin place
Pierce 1800
Farren avenue
Scott 1900
Beideman
Devisadero 2000
Broderick 2100
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
Ellsworth. Im California
av S to Cortland av, B B.
1501
1801
1901
2001
Elm Avenue, bet Gol-
den Gat- av and Turk fm
Larkin \V.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avftiue. 200
.301 Franklin 300
Elniira, bet WatervlUe
and Charter Oak av fm
Islals Creek S to Sliver av.
Emma, bet Bush and
Pine fm Stockton E.
Emma. See Ecdyard.
Emma Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fni
Chestnuts.
Emmet Place, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento f ra
Stockton W.
Erie, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Im Mission to
Howard
Esmeralda ATcnae,
fm North av NW to Cali-
fornia av.
Essex, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Folsom to Harrison
Essex PIace,bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Essex W
to Charles pi.
Estefana.Jnnctlon Heck-
er and Stringham SW to
Islals Creek.
Eugenia, bet Josephine
and Wood fm Geary N.
Eugenia, bet Virginia
and (>)rtland avs fm Mis-
sion E, B H.
Eureka, bet Diamond
and Douglass fm Seven-
teenth S to Twenty-third.
Eureka. See Vunia.
Eve, W s San Bruno Road
\V to California av, B H
Everett, bet Mission and
He ward fm Third to
Fourth.
Ewer Place, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Mason
W.
Ewing Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Laguna W.
Exeter, bet Crane and
Gould im Paul av S to
Salinas.
F, South S F. See Talla-
poosa.
Fair Avenue, fm Cali-
fornia av W to Sa Jos6
Road.
Fair Oaks, bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth and
fm Twenty-first to Twen-
ty-fourth
Fairmonnt, S of Ran-
dall fm San Jose Road W
to Bemis
Faith, fm California av N
W to Brewster, B H
Falcon Place, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Taylor E.
Falcon Road,fm Eight-
eenth W to CorOett Road
Falkland, South S F,
bet Teueriffe and Sumatra
fm San Joaquin to Water
Front.
Falmouth, bet Fifth
and Sixth from Folsom to
Shiplev.
Fargo Place, bet Bry-
ant and Brannan fm
Boardman pi SW.
Farragut Avenue,
San 3Iignel.
Farallones, Railroad
Homeftead.
Farrell «ourt,E8Fair
oaks, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth.
Farren Avenue, bet
Scott and Pierce fm Eddy
N.
Federal, bet Brvant and
Brannan fm First SW.
Fell, bet Oak and Hayes W
fm Junction Polk and Mar-
ket.
South. Street. N.side.
1 Market and Polk. 2
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers ol Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marbt St.:
\RPAD HARASZTHY i CO.
wAs^NfipN ST. }ProDrietors of tlie Orleans TineyarJ
STREET GUIDE.
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101
HOI
Van NeB8 avenne . 100
Frankhn.. 200
301 G-n^'h :ino
401 Octnvla 400
501 Latfiina 500
eni Hnchanan «00
701 NVj-bster 700
801 Fillniore 800
901 Sfelner .'.... !KX)
001 I'IfTce 1000
101 jJiott 1100
If II Pevlsadero 1200
Hroilerlck. 1300
Baker- 1400
Lyon 1500
L«tt IfiOO
Masonic avenue... 170O
Aithhnry 1800
I Clayton inoo
Cole 2000
Shra-ler 2100
(e) Stanyan (e)
tFelln Place, bet Bn.sh
and Pine fni Powell K.
'Fellon, bft Sllllnian and
itiirrc.ws I'm San Rnino
K(.a>l SW to La Grand av.
?r«Tii A venae, bet Slitter
and I)u^h Ini Larkin to La-
cuna.
-Soi'
III. .Street. A
'. side.
r.arkin
... 2
101
Polk
... 100
201
\ an NeRs avenue. 200
301
Franklin
... 300
401
G..iii?h
... 400
• Ictavia
... ."iOO
fiid
LftKuna
... eoo
F«'rrle. Soe Blake.
Fieldinsr. bet .Ma.s.
II and
T(i\ Inr fni Lombard N.
Fitil*-eiilh. bit
Four-
•nth an<l Sl.xteenth ftn
11
irrliion \V.
■Sotih Street. N.nlde.
Harrison
.. 2
101
Folsom
... 100
ShotWLdl
'201
Howard
.. 200
.Vatoma.
217
Capp
Minna.
301
Mission
.. aoo
LIda place
("aledonla alley...
401
VaU-ncla
. 400
.Wl
.. ,500
m\
n-dorcB
.. 600
Tin
Church
.. 700
801
Samhez
.. 800
itOl
001
Noe
.. 900
..1000
I'a.^tro
nnventli Avenue,
Si.
ilhSF. SeeTener-
Hie.
Pirieenth Avenue,
1«'
Fourteenth ami
t.>.
nth avs Im I'resldio
]!o
vrvatlon S to W.
Pinii. bet Fourth
Sh
thfm Market SE to the
ba
ikvo
Street. W.
Side.
1
.AlarKet „
'6)
3.?
Steven.^on
.. 14
Mint av
.IPNPle
101
.Ml-slon
.. 100
107
Minna
.. 106
12.=i
Xatoma
.. 124
m
Howard
7m
Ml
Tphania
.. 210
127
Clementina
.. 226
«)1
Folsom
_ -m
{17
Shipley
.. 316
Kfl)
t Inra...
. 328
101
Harrison.
. 400
I'f-rry
101
Brvant.
. 800
Tlllbrd „.
Wl
Brannan
. 800
t)l
; 700
Townoend
Jewett
King
•1
Beiry
Channel „
Hooper
Irwin
- 800
Hubbell
tflh Avenue, So.
th S
F.
See St. Tbomas.
Fifth Avenue, bet
Fourth and Sixth avs, fm
Prebldio Keeervatlon S to
K.
Firth Avenne, bet
Firth and Sixth. See
randlMon Avenue.
Figaro, bet I>Htv| and
Citllfornia av S fni Callior-
nla av to Mont< aim, B H.
Filbert., bet Union and
Greenwich W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. -Street. y. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery loo
201 Sansome 200
BlllliiKS place„
Napier alley
Norton place.;
301 5IonfKoniery __ 300
401 Kearny 400
407 Filbert place
417 Varcnnes - —
4i7 Grand place
501 Dupont 600
— Medau place SW
515 Jasper place
Stockton «00
701 Powell 700
Gaven 706
MontRomery av....
— Scotland 724
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
Roach
1001 Jones 1000
Atlrldpe allev —
1101 Leav.nworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hide._ IJOO
rtOl Larkln I.-JOO
1401 I'olk 1400
1.501 Van Neas a venue. 1 500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gouk-h 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
li»1 Lak'una. IHOO
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 WobhUT 2100
2-01 Fillmore 2200
2:)01 Stelni-r 2.100
2401 Pierce 2400
2.501 Scott _ 2.500
2801 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick 27Ut
2801 Baker 2800
(.e) Lyon (e)
Filbert Hlaee,lHt K.ar-
ny and l)u|>ont I'm Union
to Filbert.
Fillmore, bet Webster
and Stelner N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
South. Street. E. side.
1 RIdlev •.'
101 Hermann 100
Germanla_..._
201 Waller 200
mi H«lKht...„ .300
401 rase 400
501 dak SOU
601 Fell w. 6.0
701 Haves 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 Mc.\lllster lOno
1 101 Golden Gate av„... 1 100
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Kddy i:«X)
1401 Fills : 1400
BNlnjirK-n
1501 (P'Farrell 1500
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bll^h 1900
WIMey
2001 Pine 2000
2101 Culiforuia 2100
2201 Sacramento 2200
2.301 Clav 2:«X)
2401 Washington 2400
2.501 Jacksoa 2500
2601 Paclflc ......2600
2701 Broa<lway 2700
2801 Vallejo _ 2800
2901 Green 2; 00
3001 Union 30OO
3101 Filbert 3100
PIxley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
301
.■i:»l Lombard Xm
.■(401 Chestnut ."{400
3.501 Francisco ;i500
:i601 Rnv .3600
3701 North Point .TTOO
:«01 Beach 3,S00
.3'.)01 Jert'erson .3900
4001 Tonciuin 4000
ie) Lewis (e)
Fillmore Place, bet
Pine ami California fm
Fillmore W.
FirMt, bA Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bav.
Edit. StreeL W. side.
1 Maiket 2
Stevenson 22
Jessie „ 46
Lick alley 56
101 Mission 100
Minna 118
Natoma 146
Melius
201 Howard 200
Tehama 220
223 Ti-hama place
Clementina 248
Folsom 300
Guy place 318
Boston place .130
Laurel place 350
401 Harrison 400
Goodsell place
Simpson place 416
AUer place
601 Brvant .500
Fe<lHral 530
601 Brannan 000
bluxonie
(e) Towiis.-ml (e)
Firat Arenue, bet
.Mission an<l Val'ncla. See
Julian Avenue.
FirMi Avenue. Im Pre-
sidio R.MTVMil,,n Sto J.
Firal Avenue, .South S
F. See llonduraM.
FlMher .llle.v, let Pa-
clllc nnd Broadwav fm
Powell E.
Flint .4IIey, bet .San-
wmie and Battery fm Val-
lejo s.
Floral Orove. .See
Brookii.
Florence, bet Tavlorand
Jom-H Ini Bruudwav to
Vallelo.
Florida, bet .\Iabama
and Bryant av fm Channel
S to ."ierpentlne av.
Folder Alle.v, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore fm Ellis
FolMom, N-t Howarl and
Harrison SW from East to
Thirteenih thence S.
S.K. Street. X.W.side.
1 East 2
(r) Steuart (c)
101 .Siiear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
315 Zoe place
401 Fremont 400
Balilwin court 408
409 Grant place
501 First 500
Rodney
543 Esse.x
601 Second 600
6."« Hawthorne.
649 Hampton place
701 Thlr<l 700
717 RItch
761 Alice
801 Fourth KOO
827 Miller place
901 Fifth 900
929 Falmouth
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Caroline --
Harriet ....1016
1019 Columbia Square..-^
Russ 1028
1030 Sherman
Mobs 1(M2
1101 Seventh 1100
1113 Langton 1114
1127 Bruce phice
Raiisch 1130
1145 Otis place
Eighth 1200
Ninth V.m
Tenth 1400
Juniper
Eleventh 1500
Norfolk
Twelfth 1600
Thirteenth 1700
Erie
Fourteenth. 1800
Fllleenth I'KK)
Sixteenth 2HD0
Seventeenth 2100
Eighteenth J-XX)
Nineteenth 2;i00
Twentieth 2400
Twenty-arst 250i>
Twenty-second. ...2600
Twenty-third 2700
Twenty-fourth 3S00
Twentv-flflh _ 2!)00
Twenty-sixth 3000
FolHom Avenue. See
OtiH Place.
Foole .4venue. SanMl-
,l)et Seventeenthand
Eighteenth fni Sanchez W
to Castro.
Fortieth Avenue,
.South S F. .See Porto
Kico.
Fortieth Avenue, fm
City Cemetery .s.
Fort.v -eighth Avenue
Im CItv Ceinelerv S.
Forl.i-eiKhth ' A ve-
nue. S.niih S F. See
C'arlhaBena.
Ftirl.t-linh Avenne,
nil Cll\ Cnieterv S.
Forl.>-linit Avenue,
South S F. .><ee Nica-
ragua.
"•1 "
•nietiTv S.
Forl.t-liral Avenue,
."iouthSF. See Man Do-
mingo.
Fort.> • fourth Ave-
nue, liM City Cemetery S.
Fu r t .1 - f o u r t h Av-
enue. South S F. See
F.cundor.
Furi.v-ninlh Avenne,
B.
ih to
Forl.t -ninth A
.s-.uiiiSF. See Bolivia
For I .> -lie con d Av- ,
I City CemeU-ry |
Forl.T-aecond Av-
enue, Siuth S F. See
Vualcniala. '
Forl.i -Mcvenlh Ave- j
nue, fni City Cem^rtery
Forl.t -nevenf h Ave-;
nue. South S F. sice i
Yucatan.
Forl.>-Hixth Avenne,
lin City Cemetery .S. I
Fort.v-Kixth Avenne, I
■•^outh S K. See Tahiti. ]
Forl.v-tlilMl Avenue, |
ftn City Cemetery S.
Fort.v-third Avenue,
South S F. See Argen-
tine.
Fountain, bet Ellen and
Beilevue fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth
Fourteenth, bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth <ta
Harrison W.
South. Street. X. side.
1 Harrl'on 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
Minna.
301 Mission 300
Julian avenne
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero .500
eOl Dolores 600
Market
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez. 8<iO
901 Noe 900
1001 Cafctro 1000
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Four I eon 111 Avrniiv,
Smith 8 F. Sro I»i»ra-
gttny.
Fitiirlcentli Avpniie,
ini l>i-.f.lillo RoKcrvatlon
S.MIlll t.. V.
Ffiiirtli. l)Pt Third and
I'liili till MarkftSElulho
£<i.ii.' .Street. W. side.
1 ninrket 2
21 Sti'vonson
SI .IpssU- 30
101 Ml'^sloii 100
117 Minna 116
IXi Kveii-tt
2(11 Ili.unnl 200
219 Tihanin 218
24!! Clenientliia 242
301 FulRom 300
317 Louisa 316
:«3 Clma 3:J2
•401 Harrison 400
418 Perry 416
431 Silver
Ml Brvant 600
52:! AVfl.ib
WT Freelou
601 Brannan 600
Bluxunie 620
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
Kinc
801 Berry 800
Channel
Hoop r
Irwin
Hubbell
Fonrlli Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
K.
Fourth Avenue, South
S V. See 9I»uiIa.
FourlliPIace.bet Hyde
ami Larkin Ini Pacific S.
France Avenue, Ex-
celv-iior Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Francis, Academy Tract
Francisco, bet Chestnut
anil Bay W fm Montgom-
ery to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
South. Street. N. aide.
1 Montgomery 2
AVinthrop
(c) Kearny (c)
101 Dupont 100
Midway East
Bellair place ■
201 Stockton 200
Midway West
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
Montgomery av....
601 Jones 600
701 Leavenworth 71X1
801 Hvde 800
901 Larkin iOO
1001 I'olk 101)0
1101 Van Ness avenucllOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavia 1400
Laguna
Lobos Stiuare
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner lliOO
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2;»1 Broderick 2:i00
2401 Baker 2400
(e) Lyon (e)
Franconia Avenue,
fm Hope SWto California
av.BH.
Frank riace, tiet Pine
ami (;alllorula I'm Mason W
Franklin, bet Van Ness
av and Gough N fm Mar-
ket to Lewis.
West. SIree.t. E. side
1 Market and Page... 2
Lilv avenue
101 dak 100
Hickory avenue....
201 Fell 200
Linden avenue
301 Hayes 300
Ivy avenue
401 Grove 400
Hirih avenue
501 Fulton 500
Ash avenue
601 McAllister 600
liocust avenue
701 Golden Gate av 700
Elm avenue
801 Turk 800
Laurel avenue
901 Eddy 900
Willow a\4enue
1001 Ellis 1000
Olive avenue
1101 O'Farrell 1100
Myrtle avenue
1201 Geary 1200
Cedar avenue
1301 ]>ost 1300
Walnut avenue
1401 Sutter 1400
Fern avenue
1501 Bush 1500
1507 Austin 1508
1601 Pine 1600
1701 California 1700
1801 Sacramento 1800
1901 Clay WOO
2001 Washington 2000
2101 Jackson 2100
2201 Pacific 2200
2:«)1 Broadway 230O
2401 Vallejo 2400
2501 Green 2500
2601 Union 2600
2701 FillxTt 2700
2801 Greenwich 2800
2901 Lombard 2i)00
3001 Chestnut 30U0
3101 Francisco 3100
Bay
Gov't Reservation
(e) Lewis (e)
Franklin IKquare, bet
Santa Clara and Center,
York and Jersey.
Frederick, bet Brvant
and Brannan. See Fed-
eral.
Frederick, bet Carl and
Waller fm Masonic av W.
Freelon, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Fourth E to
Zoe.
Fremont, bet Beale and
First fm Market SE to the
bay.
Ewst. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Slellus
201 Howard 200
243 Lincoln place
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
425 Lawrence place...
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
Fremont Court, bet
Powell and Mason Im Clay
S.
Fre.xno, bet Plumas and
India tm the bay W to
Honduras.
Friedman Place, bet
Pacific and Broadway from
Larkin E.
Front, bet Davis and Bat-
tery N from Market to
Greenwich.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market 2
101 Pine 100
201 California 200
211 Halleck
301 Sacramento 300
317 Commercial 318
401 Clay 400
(c) Merchant 416
501 Washington 500
Oregon 510
601 Jackson 600
Clark 614
701 Pacific 700
713 Cliambers 712
801 Broadway 800
901 Vaik-lo (d)
1001 Green (d)
(^onmierce id)
1101 Union (d)
Dock ((0
1201 Filbert (r/)
(e) Greenwich (e)
3001 Blake 3000
3101 Cook 3KX)
3201 Bovce 3200
3;i01 Williamson 3300
3401 Cliase 3400
3501 Merrllleld 3A00
3601 Mears ;i600
(e) First avenue (b)
Oear.r Court, l)et Jones
and Leavenworth fm
Geary N.
Oc:irr l*lace, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Geary S.
Geneva, bet Sl.xih and
Seventh fm Brainian SIO.
Oeneva Ave»iue, tin
Old County Koa<l, San
Miguel.
Oeoi'ge, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Hooper to Hub-
bell.
Ocoreia, bet Louisiana
and Michigan fm Solano S
to Honduras.
Oerke Alle.v.bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Dupont
E.
Oermania, bet Kate and
Waller fa Webster to Fill-
more.
Oertrudijt, fm Hecker S
W to Islals Creek.
Oibbs,bet Washington and
Jackson fm Montgomery
av W.
Gibraltar, South SF.het
Madagascar and Azores fm
Charter Oak av to County
line.
OibHon, bet Green and
Union fm Larkin E.
Gila, South S F. bet Kas-
ka&"kia and Tallapoosa Im
Front Avenne, bet
Water Front and Hondu-
ras fm India SK.
Fnlfon, bet Grove and
McAllisfi'r W fm Larkin.
Soiitli. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 I'olk IOO
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
.■iOl Franklin 300
401 Gougli 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore fioo
Steiner 1000
Pierce nOO
1201 Scott 1200
i:j01 Cevlsailero 1300
1401 Broderick '400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lyon KiOO
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue... .1800
1901 Ashbury MKK)
2001 Clayton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
2.301 Stanyan 2:i00
G, South SF. SeeSiantee
GaineH, bet Battery and
San some fm Green to
Union.
Gale, bet First and Second,
fm Townsend to.aud front-
ing, the bay.
Gambler, bet Madison
and Harvard fm Silver av
SE.
Garden, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Harrison to
Bryant.
Garden Avenue, bet I India SW to County line.
Gearv and Post fm Davis- ' Gilbert, bet Sixth and
to Broderick
Gardner, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Post N.
Gardner Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason W.
Garen, Ws San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm Citv Hall
Garlield, N of Shields
fni Orizaba av W, City
Land Association. I
Gales, fm Cortland av S to I
Crescent av, B H i
Gaven, University H
Assn.
Gaven, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to
Gerenwlch.
Gear.v, bet O'Farrell and
Post W fm lunction Kear-
ny and Market to First av.
South. Street. A', side.
1 Market &Keainy.. 2
25 Brooks
101 Dupont 100
201 Stockton
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
Metcaltie place 416
417 Martha place
501 Taylor 500
511 Geary place
515 William 512
601 Jones 600
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin iKX)
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness avenue..llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavia 1400
1.501 Laguna. 1500
1601 Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore ISOO
1901 Steiner
2001 Pierce
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick 2300
St Joseph's av
Baker 2400
Lyon 2500
Central avenue 2600
Walnut 2700
2901 Laurel 2800
2U01 Collins 2U00
Seventh fm Bryant to
Townsend.
Gilmore, E s Kentucky
nr Shasta.
Girard, bet San Brur
Road and Berlin fm Silver
av S.
Glasgoiv, bet Powell and
Mason tm Eddy to Ellis.
Glen Park Avenue,
bet Mission and Howard
fm Twelfth SW.
Glen wood Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
fm Howard S.
Glover.bet Broadway and
Vallejo fm .hiw-' W.
Glouer, bet El bteenth
and Nineteenth bet Clara
Av and Ross. ,
Goat Alley, bet Battery
and Sansome fm Vallejo
to Green.
Godeuf*, E s Mis
Thirtieth E to California
av.
God.r, W s Mission near
Twcrtv-eighth.
Goettinsren, bet Berlin
anil Somerset fm '"'
av S.
Gold, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomery.
Golden Court ,bet .lones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
Golden Gate Av-
enue, bet McAllister and
Turk W fm Junction Tay-
lor and Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and Taylor
101 Jones 100
201 Leavenworth 200
Dale place.,
Charles
301 Hyde
401 Larkin
501 Polk
601 Van Ness avenue. 600
701 Franklin 700
801 Gough ...
901 Octavia
1001 Laguna lOOO
1101 Buchanan U
1201 Webster 1200
1301 Fillmore..
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WU. SSXIO^, Asst. Uanagei
IHE BANCnOFT COIVIPAn Y {market st.} book and stationery establishment.
STREET GUIDE.
115
1401 Stelner 1400
1501 I'lerce 1500
1601 Scott 1600
Sfvmour aveuue...
1701 Ii.-vi^a.lero 1700
1801 Hruderick 1800
1901 HnktT liiOO
2001 Lvon 2000
l,(jtt 2100
2101
(e) Masonic av
I... (e)
I do I den Oate Park,
li't 1) ami II I'm the ocean
to Staiivan and bet Fell
and 1 ak to Baker.
[doltliuan Place, bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth fm Bllhslon E.
ie«>w<l •« hildren, bet
Kearny and iHipont fni
Greenwich to Tjonibard.
[GoodHell Place, bet
, Harrison and Urvant fm
, Kirpt K.
I Oordun, bet Eighth and
[ Tslnthlrom Harrlhou NW.
^0»nirli, bet Franklin and
I (ictavia N fm Market to
I liCWlB.
(i West Street. E. tide.
1 Market it. Halgbt. 2
KoKe aveuue
101 Page 100
Lllv avenue
201 oak 200
Hickory avenue....
801 Fell 300
L'nden avenue
401 H t.ven 400
Ivv avenue
801 Grove 500
Birch aveuue
601 Fulton 600
\-<h avenue
701 McAllister 700
Locust avenue
Gulden Gate av 800
Turk 900
Laurel avenue
1001 ^.ddy 1000
\Villow avenue
1101 Ellis 1100
( dive avenue
1201 o'Farreli 1200
ftlyrtle avenue
1301 (ieary 1300
Cedar avenue
1401 I'ost 1400
Walnut avenue
1501 Sutter 1500
Fern avenue
1601 Bush 1600
Austin
1701 Pine 1700
1801 Calirornla 1800
Sacramento WOO
Clay 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 .Jackson 2200
. 2»)1 I'aclflc 2:00
2401 Broadway 2400
2501 Yallejo 2,500
2601 Green 2600
: 2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert, 2800
2901 Greenwich 2!lO0
3001 Lombard 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francisco 3200
Bay
Gov't Reservation
Grace Terrace,
fornia bet Dupont and
Stockton.
Grahaiu Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Union to Green.
Granada. South S F, bet
iSalvador and Bermuda fm
Toniblgbee to Alleghany.
Grand Avenue, bet
Ninth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Grand Place, bet Du-
pont and Kearny tra Fil-
bert S.
Grant, bet Saratoga and
Ion ini La Grand av S.
Grant AIle\, bet Guer-
rero and liolores, fm Fif-
teenth to Si.xteenth.
Grant Place, bet Fre-
moutand First im Folsom
S.
Grattan, 8 of Sullivan tm
Stanyan VV.
Green, bet Vallejo and
Union Wfm Front to Pre-
sidio Reservation.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines..
201 Sansonie 200
Calhoun
301 Slontgomery 300
Vincent 316
319 Kohler plactj.
Bone alley 326
:m Keed place
401 Kearny 400
Sonora 406
Lafayette place 420
501 Dupont 500
Bannam place 510
Union place 522
529 Bower place
Graham place 539
Montgomery av....
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
Eaton alley
August alley 718
801 Mason 800
Salmon
901 Tuvlor 000
1001 .lones 1000
HOI Leavenworth llOO
New (Jrleans alley
Hamlin
r201 Hvde 1200
i:i01 Larkin i:«)0
1401 I'oik 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue. 1,500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
180! Octavla. 1800
1901 Laguua HKX)
20(n Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
Zm Stclner 2.100
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2.500
2601 Devisad.-ro 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon ^e^
Green Place, bet .Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Green's Court, bet
Mission and Howard,
Sp' ar and Steuart.
Greenwich, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm Front
to Preslilio Keservation.
South. Street, N. side.
1 Front 2
101 Batterv 100
201 Snnsome 200
Priugle court..
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
Telegraph place....
,501 Dupont 500
505 Kramer place
Bellevue avenue...
601 Stockton 600
Bond allev
701 Powell 700
703 Gaven - —
Chamber's allev...
721 Scotland
Montgomery av....
801 Mason 800
~ Hartmaun 806
Jansen 816
901 Tavlor 900
907 Roach
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth. ...„1100
Randall place
1201 Hyde _ 1200
1301 Larkin i:«)0
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue_I,500
1601 Franklin IfiOO
1701 Gou;{h 1700
1801 I Ictavia 1800
1901 Laguna IHOO
2001 Buchanan. ,..2000
2101 Web.aer 2100
2201 FUlmore 2200
2.S01 Stelner 2:^00
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2.500
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
ie) Lyon (e)
GrlHar, bet Union and
Filbert fm Octuvia to La-
guna.
Grove, bet Haj"es and
Fulton fm Larkin W.
South. Street. uST. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
,501 (Ktavla 500
601 Lacuna ««
701 iUichanan...„ 700
801 Web.ster..._ 800
901 Fillmore 900
Stelner
Alamo Square
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devisadero i:«10
1401 Bro<lerlck 1400
1501 Baker 1,500
1601 Lvon IfiOO
1701 Lott 1700
18111 Masonic avenue... IHOO
1901 Ashburv Iiiro
2001 Clayton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2301 Shrader 2200
(e) Stanyan _ (e)
Guadaloupe, South SF,
bet Azor.-s and Vancouv-
er fm Charter Oak av to
(!onniy line.
Guatemala, South 8 F,
bet San Doinlngo and Ar-
gentine fm San Bruno
Road to County line.
Guerrero, bet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to Old San Jos6 Road.
EasU Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Ridley „.. 100
Clinton Park
Baltimore Park....
113 Ouinu
Brosnan „..
201 Fourteenth 200
301 Fifteenth :<00
401 Si.xteenth 400
Camp
,501 Seventeenth 500
519 Dorian 1 518
601 ElKhteenth 600
701 Nineteenth 700
Cumberland
801 Twentieth 800
Libertv _
901 Twenty-arst 900
Hill
1001 Twenty-second 1000
-Mvarado
1101 Twenty-third 1100
Elizabeth
1201 Twentv-fourth 1200
1.301 Twentv-flfth i:»0
1401 Twenty-si.xth 1400
Guiana, South S F, bet
Vancouvi-r and Malacca
fm Railroad av to County
line.
Gunninon Avenue, S
s Preclta av S to Kipley
place.
Gu»tavnn,bet Powell and
)Iasonfni California to Sac-
ramento.
Gutenbers, West End
Homestead .Association.
Gu.y Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW.
H, bet Golden Gate Park
and I tm First av W.
II, South S F. See Pen-
obscot.
IlasfCin, bet Third and
Fourth im King to Berry.
IIai{;lit, bet Waller and
Page W tm Junction Gough
and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Gough 2
101 Octavia 100
201 Laguna 200
301 Buchanan 300
401
^Veb8ter
. 400
.501
Fillmore
500
601
Stelner
. fiOO
701
801
Scott
800
901
Devisadero
. 9(H)
1001
Broderick „..
.UKK)
1101
Baker
1100
1201
Lyon
1200
i:«)l
Lott
vm
1401
Masonic avenue .
1400
l.Sdl
Ashbury
1500
1601
Clayton
.1600
1701
Cole
I70O
1801
Shrader
Mm
(e)
Stanyan
. (el
IIale,Ws San Bruno Road
3 miles fm City Hall.
Hall AIIe.v,betSansom8
and Montgomery (m Vul-
IlallVonrt, bet Wash-
in;.'ton and Jackson fm ,
Dupont W.
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworlh and Hyde Im
Jackson N.
Halleck, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to Leidesdorflr.
Halleck, E s Buchanan
nr Lombard. See Mag-
nolia.
Hamilton, bet Ho'voke
and Biwdoln fm Silver av
S. U M T.
Hamilton Mquare, bet
Scott and Stelner, Pustaud
Geary.
Hamlin, bet Leaven-
w;orthaud Hyde fm Greeu
Hamlin Place. t>et
Broa^lwav and Vullejo Ira
Larkin E.
Hammond Place, bet
Secotiil and Third fm
Townsend to Berry.
HamiMliire, bet I'otrero
av and YorK fm Channel
S to S<-rpentlne av.
Hampton t'onrt, bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Harrison NW.
Hampton Place, bet
Second and Third fm Fol-
som SE.
Hancock,bet Eighteenth
and Xlii'teenth, from
(Church t<) Noe.
Hanover, West End
Homesteail.
Hardie Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush tm Kearny
E.
Hard.v, bet Church and
Sanches N from Sixteenth
to Seventeenth
Harlan Place, hot Sut-
ter and Bush Im Dupont
W.
Harlem Alle.v, bet
Leavenworth and Ada
Court fm iCFairell N.
Harper, bet Warr.n and
Merced fm Thirtieth S to
Laidley.
Harriet, bet Sl.xth and
Seventh fm Howard to
Folsom.
Harringrton, Academy
Tract.
HarrjHon, bet Folsom
and Brvaut SW fm Steuart
to Fourteenth, thence S to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. A', side.
1 Steuart 2
101 Spear 100
Jobustou
201 Main...._ 200
301 Beale „ =100
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Essex S«
.551 Rincon place
557 Stanley place _.
Charles place 570
601 Second...™ _ 600
613 Vassar place
Hawthorne 6:«
Hampton court.... 670
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116
701 Third 700 j
lUtih 720
801 Fourth 800
ixn KItlh iHX)
!li:< Averlll nvemu-
(t'ki ( ink Grove avenue
•dill MmriB avenue
um sixth 1000
1011 Ganlin
('oliiinl)la Square...
SluTiiinn
not iSevt'uth 1100
111!) Lnntjton
11H7 ChebU-y
lU'J Hay ward
Blarlposa Terrace..
1201 Eighth 1200
Gi>nlon
1301 Nhith 1300
Dore
1401 Tenth HOO
1501 Eleventh 1500
Norfolk
- Twelllh 1600
1601 Channel
1701 Fourteenth 1700
1721 Alameda
1801 Fifteenth 1800
1821 El Dorado
1901 Sixteenth liKX)
1921 Santa Clara
2001 Seventeenth 2000
2021 Marlpot^a
2101 Eighteenth 2100
2121 Solano
Nineteenth 22rX)
2221 Butte
2301 Twentieth 2300
2401 Twenty-flrst 2400
2501 Twenty-second 2.500
2601 Twenty-third 2600
2701 Twenty-fourth 2700
2801 Twentv-fifth 2800
2901 Twenty-sixth 2900
(e) Serpentine av (ft)
n ar r i s o n Avenue.
See Bruce Place.
Harr.Y, fm Lttidley SWto
Beacon.
Harry Place, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich fm
Laguna E.
Hart'ford, bet Noe and
Castro fm Eighteenth S to
Twentieth.
Harfniann, bet Mason
and Taylor Im Greenwich
to Montgomery av.
HarTarcl, bet Gambter
and Oxford fm Silver av
SE.
Harwood Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Filliert S.
Hattie, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth fm Clara
Av W.
Hafelock, fm Old San
Jose Koad W, N of House
of Correction.
Havens, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenworth
W.
Havens Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Hawes, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom S.
Hawltiorne, bet Second
and Third fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Hajes, bet Fell and Grove
■\V Im Junction Market and
Larkin.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market & Larkin... 2
College place 16
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Guugh 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Lacuna 600
701 Buchanan 700
*H Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
](K)1 Steiner
1 101 Pierce
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker. 1500
1601 Lyon. 1600
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
.1.100
1701 T,ott
1801 I\lMs..i.i'.-a
1001 .■\sliliiirv 1900
2001 Cla.Mou'. 2000
2101 Cc.e 2 00
2201 Shrailer 2200
yti) Stanyan (c)
Hayward, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Harrison
SE.
Ila.vnood. See Alice.
Head, bet Bright and Vic-
toria, City Land Associa-
tion.
Heath, fm Cortland av
S to San Bruno Koad.
Hecher, fm Islais Creek
W. Gilt Map No 4.
Helen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fni Cal-
llornla S.
Helena, South S F, S of
Islais Creek fm Water-
vUle W to Steuben.
Henderson Avenue,
S 8 Geary bet Johnson av
and First av.
Henrietta, fm San Jos6
Road nr Thirtieth SE to
North av, B H.
Eleventh E.
Henry, bet Hyde and Lar-
kin fm Lombard N.
Henr.v, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth fm Noe W.
Heringer, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Herniann,bet Brady and
Rid lev fm Mission W to
Steiner.
Hermann, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth NE.
Hewlett Alley, bet
Mason and Scott pi fm
Pacific S.
Heyn Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Clay S.
Hicliory Avenne, bet
Oak and Fell Im Van Ness
av to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Van Ness avenue.. 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Otiavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
Hisli, bet Bellevue and
M^.^Kion Ocean House
Road fm Twenty-filth S
to Twentv-sl.xth.
Higliland Terrace,
N s California bet Jones
and Leavenworth.
Hill, bet Twenty-flrst and
Twenty-second fm Valen-
cia W to Guerrero, and fm
Sanchez W to Castro.
Hininielniann Place
bet Mason and Taylor tm
Pacific to Broadway.
Hinckley, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hobart Alley, bet Post
and Sutter fm Taylor E.
Hodges Alley, bet San-
souie and Montgomery fm
Vallejo N.
Hodges C o n r t, bet
Market and Mission fm
Spear W.
Hodgson Alley, bet
Mission and First av fm
Si.\teenth N.
Hoff Avenne, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm Six-
teenth to Seventeenth.
Hollis, bet Buchanan and
Webster fm Ellis to O'Far-
rell.
Holly Park Avenue,
SW s Bernal Heights nr
San Jos6 Road.
Holyoke. bet Somerset
ami llundlton fm Silver
av S.
Homer, bet Boyd and
Harrison fm Chesley NE
and SW.
Homentead, bet Doug-
lass and Ellen I'm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-slxtii.
Honduran, South S F,
E of Denmark fm Islais to
China.
Hooker Alley, bet
Bush and Pine fm Mason
E.
Hooper, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Kentucky to
Eighth.
Hope, fm California av N
W to Francoiila av, B H.
Hopeton Terrace, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Horace Alley, bet Fol-
som and Shot well fm
Twenty-fifth to Twenty-
sixth.
Houston, bet Chestnut
and Fiancisco fm Taylor
to Jones.
Howard, bet Mission and
Fol.som SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. JST. side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
Green court
101 Spear ICO
Dexter
201 Main 200
;«)1 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First 600
Maiden alley
601 Second 600
New Montgomery
633 Hubbard
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
Howird court 814
901 Fifth 900
Mary
1001 Sixth 1000
1013 Harriet
1041 Russ
1059 Moss
1101 Seventh 1100
1111 Langton
1127 Rausch
1159 Sumner
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth 1300
Berkeley avenue...
Grand avenue
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
Lafayette
1601 Twelfth 1600
Bowles place 1626
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
Adair
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
Kensington place..
2401 Twentieth... 2400
2501 Twenty first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-tourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard NW.
Howtli, San Miguel.
Hubbard, bet Second and
Third fm Howard SE.
Hubbell, bet Irwin and
South SW f m Kentucky to
Center.
Hudson, bet Fourth and
Fifth fin Channel to South.
Hudson. See Apple-
ton.
Hnlbert Alley, bet'
Four;ii and FIflli SE and
NW fiiiClnni.
Humboldt, bet SI
and Nevada Im Water
Front to Maryland.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fin Third NE.
Hunter, Ws San Bruno
Roa.l 4 miles fm City Hall
Huron. San MIgnet.
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and Larkin N fm McAl-
lister to Jefferson.
West. Street. E.side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Tyler 100
201 Turk 200
203 Hyde place
.301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Farrell
Mabel alley
601 Geary
701 Post 700
801 Sutter , ""
901 Bush
1001 Fine 1000
1101 Call fornia 1 100
1201 Sacramento 1200-
Troy alley
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400 '
1501 Jackson 1.500
1601 Pacific 1600
Lynch 1606
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo 1800 '
1901 Green 1900
Delgado place
Russell
2001 Union 2000
Allen
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 22i
2;»1 Lombard 2300
2401 Chestnut 2400
2.501 Francisco 2.500 ,
2601 Bay 2600
Bergen alley -
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson (6)
Hyde Place, bet Turk
and Eddy fm Hyde W.
I, bet H and J fm First av
W.
I, South S F. See Osage.
Idalio, bet Arizona and
Dacotah fm Water Front
S to India.
Illinois, bet Michigan
and Kentucky fm Fourth
S to Honduras.
India, South S F, SW and
N 6 of India Basin.
India Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Indiana, bet Minnesota
and Iowa fm Center S to
Tulare.
Ion, bet Grant and Mans-
field fm La Grand av SE.
Iowa, bet Indiana and
Pennsylvania fm Center ~
to Tulare.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
Hubbell SWfm Kentucky
to Eighth.
Isabel, fm Wolfe SE to
Shakspeare, B H.
Isis, bet Folsom an-i Har-
rison fm Twelfth SW.
Islais, S s Islais Creek
channel fm the bay W.
Italy Avenue, Excel-
sior Homestead Associa-
tion.
Ivy Avenue, bet Hayes
and Grove fm Polk W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Polk. 2
(6) Van NesB avenue.. (6)
201 Franklin —
301 Gough 300
401 Octavia
501 Laguna 500
601 Buchanan
701 Webster 700
Ivy Terrace, bet Du-
pont and Stockton W fm
Selina Place
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f 530
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501 California 500
601 Sacramento 600
627 Commercial 6:«
Clay „... 70U
Merchttnt 7.20
801 Washington 800
901 JackKon 900
Montgomery av ...
1001 Pacific 1000
Rowland 1018
1101 Broadway 1100
Dunn alley 1106
H21 HIncltley 1120
1201 Vallejo 1200
1215 Ban Antonio
ISOl Green i;«>o
1401 Union 14U0
101 Filbert 1500
1601 Greenwich 1600
1701 Lombard 1700
1801 Chestnut „ 1800
1901 Francisco (U)
2001 Bay....; (,ij
(e) North Point (e)
Kennebec, bet Banks
and UatPB fni Calilornia
av S to Holllday Tract, B.
KenHinsrlon PInce,
bet Nliiitc-PDth and Twen-
tieth fill Howard W.
Kent, bet Uulon and Fil-
bert fin Ma^on W.
Kentucky, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Denmark.
Keppler Aile.r, bet
Noe and Sanchez fm Jer-
sey S.
Ke.vea Aile.r. bet Pow-
ell and Mabi.u fm I'acific
Kiinball Pluce, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde fm
Sacranirnto N.
Kins, bet Townsend and
Berry SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
S.E. titreet. N.W.tide.
1 Second „ 2
Hammond place...
101 Third 100
Madden
Haitgln _
201 Fourth. 200
301 Fifth 300
401 Sixth „ 400
501 Seventh „ 500
(e) Eighth (e)
King, S fm Islals Creek to
Sliver av, nr San Bruno
Koad, r M T.
KingHton Avenue.bet
Thirtl.-th and Thlrty-llrst
tin .Mission \V.
KiHHlin|r,bet Howardand
Folsoiu irum Eleventh to
Twelfth.
KiMHling Place, bet
Folsuni and Harrleon,
Thirteenth and Four-
teenth.
Knigbt'H Place, West
Eud Map No 1.
Knox, bet Mansfield and
Madison fm India av SE.
Kohler'H Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
KoMCiuMko, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av.B II.
KotiButh, E B Kailroad av
E to Chace.
Kraiuer Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Greenwich S.
Kranogrill Aile.r, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Filbert N.
li. bet K and M Seventh fm
ar \V.
1.. South S F. See Platte
Lara.rette, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fm Mission lo
Howard.
liafayette. West End
Hiimestead.
Kiara.reite Park, bet
Sacramento and Washing-
ton, Gough and Laguna.
laafa.relte Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont tm
Green to Union.
r.bet I and K fm First avW.
I, South S F. See Mo-
I nongahela.
4aclii>on,bet Washington
I and Pacitic W fm East.
Jouth. titreet. iV. side.
1 East 2
■(c) Dnimm (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery „ 300
313 Custom House pi...
401 Sansome 400
— Balance 412
431 Junes alley
>501 IMontgomery 500
Montgomery av
Wl Kearny 600
!823 Cooper'salley
833 Washington place.
— Lozler 642
Wl Dupont 700
1711 St Louis alley
— Sullivan alley 720
1723 Stout's or Roes al..
HOI Stockton 800
— Bedlbrd place 806
J13 Trenton 814
n9 Stone
Adele alley 824
»1 Powell 900
Dore alley
K)l Mason 1000
WJ Marcy place
— Auburn 1014
101 Tavlor 1100
«)1 Jones 1200
«1 Leavenworth 1300
Hall place
Mail place
101 Hyile 1400
Ml Larkin 1300
»1 Polk 1600
Wl Van Ness avenue.1700
«01 Franklin 1800
1101 Gough I'HX)
1101 fktavla 2000
.01 Lagimi 2100
»1 Buchanan 2200
Bl Webster 2300
101 Fillmore 2400
Stelner 2500
J'ierce 2600
01 Scott 2700
101 Devisadero 2800
|i01 Broderlck 2iiOO
01 Baker .''000
' Lyon 3100
fll Central avenue 3200
01 Walnut 3H00
01 Laurel 3400
Locust 3500
Spruce 3600
01 Maple 3700
"■ Cherry 3800
e) First avenue (e)
lack Hon Park, bet
Santa ■ lara and Mariposa,
Carolina and Arkansas.
nckson Place, bet
Green and Vallejo fm
Montgoniprv E.
«cobjPlace,bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Cal-
ilfornia N.
aica. South S F, bet
Malta and Madagascar fm
Railroad av to Water Front
e«. South S F, bet St
Lawrence and Kaskaskia
fm Water Front SW to
County line.
lane Place, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Pine N.
ansen, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Greenwich to
Lombard.
nimn, S 8 Bryant bet
First and Second.
apan Atcuuc, Excel-
lor Homestead Associa-
on.
Arnac, fm Old San Jos6
Road W.
i»sper AI ley , bet Union
ind Filbert fm Jasper place
ftHper Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union to i ilbert.
Ja^a, South S F. bet Mau-
ritius and Salvador fm Sli-
ver av to Alleghany.
Jetrernon, bet Beach and
Tonquin W fm Powell to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. A\ sOJe.
1 Powell (d)
101 Mason (d)
201 Taylor (d)
301 Jones„ (d)
401 Leavenworth (d)
501 Hyde (d)
601 Larkin 600
701 Polk 70O
Van Ness avenue.
Gov't Reservation
1201 Lai-'una 1200
i:»l Buchanan 1300
1401 Webster 1400
1501 Fillmore 1500
1601 Stelner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
1801 Scott 1800
1901 nevUadero 1900
2001 Broderlck 2000
2101 Baker 2100
(e) Lyon (e)
JefferHon Avenue. Es
Laurel av nr Cortland av
E to San Bruno Road.
Jetremon Nquare, bet
Golden Gate av and Eddy,
Laguna and Gough.
Jerome Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm PaclHc S.
JerHc.r, bet Potrero av and
Hampshire fm Mission
Creek S to Twentv-llrst.
Je-Hle, bet Market and
Mission fm First SW.
S.£. Street. y.W.gide.
1 First...._ 2
Ecker
Anthony
101 S.-coiid 100
New Montgomery
161 Annie 162
(W Third (6)
301 Fourth 300
(6) Fitlh (b)
431 Mint avenue
501 Sixth SOO
601 Seventh 600
There are also In this
block numbers ftom 1
to 30 Inclusive.
701 Eighth 700
801 Ninth 800
901 Tenth 900
(b) Eleventh (b)
(b) Twelfth. (6)
(6) Thirteenth (b)
(b) Fourteenth (6)
(6) Fifteenth (6)
(6) Sixteenth (6)
(6) Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
1701 Eighteenth 1700
1801 Nineteenth 1800
1901 Twentieth 1900
(e) Twenty-hrst (e)
Jevrett, bet Townsend and
King fm Fourth to Filth.
John, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Powell to Mason.
Jobn, bet FtsI and Sec-
ond. See Dover.
Jobnson Avenue, bet
Parker av an.l Henderson
av fm Geary S.
Jobnston, bet Spear and
Main fin Harrison to Bry-
Joncit, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N fm Mar-
ket to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Mkt & McAllister.. 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
201 Turk 200
215 McDermott place..
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
411 Antonio
Steveloe place 412
501 O'FarreU 500
601 Geary 600
Cottage place 614
701 Post 700
Lewis place 704
801 Sutter. 800
White's place 806
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 Sacramento 1200
Pleasant _
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
IfiOl Pacitic 1600
1607 Bernard 1608
1701 Broadwav 1700
1801 Vallejo....". IbOO
Merrill
1901 Green 1900
Llnc'iln av
2001 Union 2000
2101 Filbert 2100
— — Valpaialso
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
Duane
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Franclsce 2500
Montgomery av...
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
{.e.^ Jefferson (e)
JoncH Alle.r, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Washington to Jackson.
Jonen' Place, N s Bry-
ant bet Sl.\th aud Seventh
JoHepliine, bet Central
av and Eugenia fm Geary
N.
Joneph** Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut.
Joy, fm California av NW
to Urowster, B H.
Julia, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Missions.
Julia <ourt, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
(t'Farrell N.
Julian Avenue, l>et
Mission and Valencia fm
Fourteenth to Sixteenth.
JuliuH, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Lombard N.
Junction, or Dry, bet
Twentv-nlnth aud Thir-
tieth fm San Jos6 Koad W
to Bellevue.
Juni|>er, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folson; to
Harrison.
Junipero, bet Turk and
St Kose's av fm Masonic
av W to Parker av.
K, bei J aud L fm Fourth
av W.
K, South SF. See Savan-
nah.
Kau»ias,bet Rhode Island
and Vermont fm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek.
Kappeler Court, bet
Oary and Post f m Mason
W.
Kaskaskia, South S F,
bet James and Gila fm
Water Front SW to Coun-
tv line.
Kale, bet Ridley and Wal-
ler W fm Junction Market
anil Laguna to Steiner. See
Hermann.
Kale Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Bryant
SE.
Kearny, bet Montgomery
and Dupont N fm Market
to North Point.
Wext. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Geary 2
19 Morton...„ - —
101 Post 100
Vermehr place 116
201 Sutter 200
Hardie place 218
301 Bush „.„ 300
401 Pine 400
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
l.n Orniid Avenue,
Ini Iinlia uv S.
lin;;una, bet Octavia and
Uuclmuau N fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Kate.. 2
101 Wiiller 100
201 Ilalght 200
Kose avenue
301 Page 300
Lily avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickory avenue....
501 F.'ll 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAllister 900
Locust avenue
1001 Golden Gate av
1101 Turk
Laurel avenue
1201 Kdily 1200
Willow avenue
1:301 Ellis 1300
Ofive avenue
1401 O'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
1501 Gear.v 1500
Cedar avenue
1601 Post 1600
Ewing place
AVnlnut avenue ....
1701 Sutter 1700
Fern avenue
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine WOO
2001 Cttiifornla 2000
2101 Sacramento
2201 CUy
2301 Washington 2300
2401 Jack,on 2400
2501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vullelo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
Grlear
3001 Filbert 3000
Harry place
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
Magnolia
3301 Chestnut 3300
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jefierson 3800
3901 Tonquin 3900
(e) Lewis (e)
l.atiaina. South S F, brt
Algeria and Mauritius fm
Islais Creek to Water
Front.
Xaidley, fm Thirtieth S
E ito Falrmouut, thence
SW to Castro.
liaKe, bet Clay and Sacra-
mento fm First av to City
Cemetery.
lianders, crosses Market
at junction of Fourteenth
anil Church.
I^unglon, bet Seventh
and Eighth tin Howard S
to Brannan.
I<apidge. bet Valencia
and Guerrero fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth.
l.arkin, bet Hyde and
Polk N fm Market to
Tonquin.
West. Street. E. tide.
1 Market and Hayes 2
Park avenue
101 Grove
Birch avenue
201 Fulton
213 Ash avenue
301 McAllister 300
315 Locust avenue
401 Golden Gate av 400
Elm avenue
501 Turk 500
Laurel avenue
601 Kddv 600
611 Willow avenue
700
900
701 Ellis
709 Olive avenue...
801 O'Farrell
813 Mvrtle avenue.
901 Geary
911 Cedar avenue
1001 Post 1000
1013 Walnut avenue
1101 Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
1201 Bush 1200
Vorrath place 1206
1209 Austin
1301 Pine 1?00
1401 California 1400
1501 Sacramento 1500
1601 Clay 1600
1701 Washington 1700
1801 Jackson 1800
1901 I'acitic 1900
Friedman place 1910
2001 Broadwav 2000
Hamlin place
2101 Vallelo 2100
2201 Green 2200
Rockland
2301 Union 2300
2401 Filbert 2400
2501 Greenwich 2500
2601 Lombard 2600
2701 Chestnut 2700
2801 Francisco 2800
2901 Bay 2900
3001 North Point 3000
3101 Beach 3100
(e) Tonquin (e.
l<arkin Avenue, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kinE.
l.aNkie, bet Eighth and
Ninth fn' Mission NW.
liatham Vlace, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
Xiaura Place, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine S.
Uaurel, bet Walnut and
Locust fm California N.
liaurel Avenue. See
Andover Avenue.
liaurel Avenue, bet
Turk and Eddy fm Larkln
to Webster.
South. Street. JV. side
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Frankun 300
(&) Gough (6)
Jefferson Square...
(b) Octavia (6)
601 Lagnna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
liaurel Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
to Essex.
l.auss>at, bet Haight and
Waller fm Fillmore W to
Stelner
liawrence Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
Fremont E.
liaj'ton, E ot Conkling
fm Silver av N to near
Potomac.
l.ea ven ^vorth, bet
Jones and H.vde N fm Mc-
Allister to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
Burcham place •
201 Turk. 200
301 E<Jdy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Fariell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine lOOO
1101 Calllbrula 1100
Acorn alley
1201 Sacramento 120o
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington HOO
15U1 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
1609 Lynch
Bernard 1614
1701 Broadway 1700
- WaMo alley
Glover
1801 Vallelo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Lincoln
2001 Union 2000
Havens
2101 Fllbi-rt 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 2500
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
Montgomery av....
2801 Beach ; 2800
(e) Jefr.Tson (e)
licdyard, bet Concord
and Scott avs fm Silver av
SE.
liee, fm Cortland av S to
San Brjno Koad, S s B H.
lieidesdorfr, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine N to Clay.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Pine 2
101 Ciilifornla 100
Halleck
201 Sacramento 200
213 Commercial 212
(e) Clay (e)
J<ena Place, bet Shasta
and Napa from Illinois E.
lieonard, bet Eddy and
Turk fm Leavenworth W.
I>eonore, E s San Bruno
Koad 3 miles fm City Hall.
licro.v Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth Im Sac-
ramento N and S.
I^estrade Place, bet
Kearnv and Dupont fm
Pacific N.
liCwis, fm Polk Wto Pre-
sidio Keservation fronting
the bay.
liOvis. See Addison.
licivis Place, bet Post
and Sutter Im Taylor to
Jones.
r.iberty, bet Third and
Fourth See Cl.vde.
l.iberty, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first fm Val-
encia W to Castro.
Licit, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Taylor W.
liick Alle.r, bet Market
and Mission fm First W.
Iiick Place, bet Mont-
fomery and Kearny fm
'ost to Sutter.
liida Place, bet Mission
and Valenc'a fm Fifteenth
S to Sixteenth.
Tiiebig, Sau Miguel.
liilac Alley, bet Mission
and Capp from Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth.
I^ily Avenue, bet Page
and Oak fm Franklin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
liily Avenue, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell W.
liima, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde fm Filbert N.
l.incoln, BH. See
Blaine.
Iiincolu Avenue, bet
Green and Union fm
Jones W.
liincoln Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm
Hyde E. See Allen.
liincoln Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Fremont E.
Iiincoln Road, bet
Clara av and Douglass fm
Twentieth to Twenty-sec-
ond.
I^inden Avenue, bet
Fell and Hayes fm E 6
Van Ness i>.v to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.'
1 Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200'
;»1 Octavia 300
401 Laguna ,
501 Buchanan 500'
(e) Webster («)
Ijippard Avenue, 71
Mission and Thirtieth St
Extension Homestead Un-
ion.
Iiisbon, Excelsior Home- !
stead Association.
liittle, bet Mission am]
Delaware av tm Oceau
House Road N.
l,i«tle Webster. Ser
YVintliron.
I.iizzie, bet Twenty-nintli
and Thirtieth fm Mls.sion
SE.
lilewellj-n, bet Bourne
and Orsenlus fm Nashua
N to Freedom.
liObos, Railroad Home-
stead.
l.obos Square, bet
Webster an<l Laguna.
Chestnut and Bay.
liocust, bet Laurel and
Spruce fm California N.
liocust Avenue, bet
McAllister and Golden
Gate av fm Larkin to Fill-
more.
South. Street. N. side. ;
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400 I
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
ZiOgan, fm La Grand S.
liOiubard. bet Green-
wich and Chestnut W fm
Battery to Presidio Reser-
vation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Battery (d)
Sansome
101 Monttiomery 100 '
Winthrop ;
201 Kearny 200!
Good Children i
Julius !
301 Dupont 300
Wells c 'urt — ■
501 Stockton 50O
507 Lombard place
601 Powell 600
Chambers alley
701 Ma-on 700
705 Hartmann * —
Field ng 708
Montgomery av,...
713 Jansen
801 Taylor 800
901 Jones 900 ■
1001 Leavenworth 1000
1101 H.vde 1100
Henry
1201 Larkin 1200
1301 Polk i:!00
1401 Van Ness aveuue.. 1400
1501 Franklin 1500
1601 Gough 1600
1701 Octavia 1700
1801 Laguna 1800
1901 Buchanan 1900
2001 Webster 2(if"
2101 Fillmore 2I(
2201 Stelner 22(
2:501 Pierce 2;>(
2401 Scott 2-100
2501 Devlsadero 2.'i00
2601 Broderlck 2<:C'
2701 Baker 27C
(e) Lyon («)
l<oinbard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell lu
Lombard S.
liondon. Excelsior
Homestead Assoclatl. 1
liooniis, fm Railroad av
near Waterloo N to Rail-
r.iad av near Kossuth.
IjOtt, bet Lvon and Ma-
sonic av N fm Waller to
Turk.
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Assets, $2,006,857.
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Wil. SEXTOIT, Asst, Uanagei
IHE BANCROFT COMPANY
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CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
STREET GUIDE.
119
.LoniHS, bet Folsom and
; Hatilhon fra Kitch to
; Kcnrrli.
^oiiiMt Alley, N s Lou-
I iMi lift Hayward and Eliz-
I, aliftli.
jCiOiiiNburg:, bet Howth
and 'I'ai a fni Ocean Hcjuse
1 Bnml ti) Mt Vernon av.
;CjOiiiNiaiia, bet Mary-
land and Georgia fui Sola-
no S to Honduras.
■Lowell, West End Home-
stead Association.
Xozier, bet Kearny and
, Diipont (m Jaclison to Va-
; citic.
Xuck, fm Orleans to Ber-
: mi. av.
Xuc.v, bet Masonic av and
1 A.-libiirvIniAVallerS.
&.un<l.r l<aiie, fin Vir-
i giida av NE to Coso av,
iLniir ATenne, bet Gol-
denGate av and McAllister
Ini LaKuna
iE< .V e 1 1 , Spring Valley
' Honi''.sti.'ad Association.
Joncli, l>et Pacific and
I Broadway fm Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
Xyoii. bet Baker and Lott
I N lin Haight toTurk, and
; bet Baker and Ceniral av
/ni Gearv to Lewis.
Xjoiis, BH. SeeMinot
ilj.> sell I»l»ee, bet Jones
; and Leavenworth fm Sac-
I ranjeuto S.
IM, bPt L and N fm Seventh
1 avW.
M, South S F. See Yazoo
III, bet Twenty-second and
1 Twenty-third fm Sanchez
to Diamond. See Alva-
! rado.
.nabel Alley, bet O'Far-
rell and Geary fm Hyde E
jnacedonia, S h Califor-
nia av S to Cortez, B H.
inadagaMcar, South S
K, bet Jamaica and Gib-
I raltar fm Railroad av to
County line.
Bladeira, South S F, bet
Costa Jlica and Uruguay
fm Railroad av to County
>9Iadden, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
tSIadiMon, bet Knox aiid
[ Ganibter fm Silver av S
jnadiHon Avenue, bet
I Fitth and Sl.xth fm Harri-
son S.
inadrid. Excelsior Home-
stead .Association.
I naggie Alle.y.bet Geary
; ami I'ost fin Jones E.
tnias:nolla, bet Lombard
I and Chestnut fm Laguna
W.
Slaiden t.ane,bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Montgomery av S.
n a I d e n Xane, bet
•Stockton and Powell fm
VnlleJoN. See Va lean
liane.
Blain. bet Spear and Beale
fm Market SE to the bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Meeks place
Main street place..
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 FolBom 300
RIncou court ..
401 Harrison 400
(«) Bryant (e)
Sfalti Street Place,
bet Market and Mission
fni Main K.
Malacca, South S F, bet
Guiana and Tobago fm
Railroad av to County
line.
Maiden Alley, bet
First and Second fm How-
ard SE.
Malta, South S F, bet
Bermuda and Jamaica fm
Railroad av to Water
Front.
Mai Vina Place, bet
Sacramento and Clay fm
I^Iason W.
Manohesler, fm Mon-
tezuma S to Ripley pi,
Manila, South S F, bet
Monteneu'ro and St Thom-
as fin Irlals to California
Dry Dock.
Manitoba, South S F,
bet Marquesas and Dom-
inica fm Baker av SE to
Water Front.
Mansell, S of Olmstead
fm San Bruno Road W,
U. M. T.
Mansfield, bet Ion and
Knox fm La Grand av SE
Ma|>le, bet Spruce and
Cherry fm California N.
Maple Court, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores fm Four-
teenth N.
Marcy Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Jack-
son S.
Marengo, SE of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall. .See Plyiuouth.
Marg:aret Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Valleio N.
Margaret Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm Turk
N.
Margary, bet Sanchez
and Noe fm Alvarado S to
Clipper.
Maria, bet Harrison and
Brvnnt and Seventh and
Eighth E and W sides of
Chesley.
Marin, bet Colusa and
Tulare fm the bay W to
Pennsylvania.
Marion Place,bet Tay-
lor and Jones fra Union N
Mari|tOMa, bet Santa
Clara and Solano fm the
bay W to Harrison.
Marii>osa Terrace,
bet Seventh and Eighth
fm Harrison N.
Market, fm East SW to
corner Castro and Seven-
teenth.
S. E. {itreet. N. W. side.
1 East and Sacra'to.. 2
(c) Steuart
101 Spear — :
Drummand Cal'a.. 100
201 Main
1 avis and Pine 200
.301 Beale
401 Fremont
Front 300
501 First
Battery and Bush. 400
527 Ecker
Sunsome & Sutter.. ,W0
601 Second
Montg'y and Post.. 600
617 New Montgomery
639 Annie
Kearny and Geary 700
701 Thl d
Brooks 734
Dupont & o'Far'l. 800
801 Fourth
Stockton and Ellis !iOO
PowellftndEddy...lOOO
901 Fifth
Mason and Turk... 1100
1001 Sixth
Taylor and (jolden
Gateav 1200
Jones & McAlllHUriaOO
1101 Seventh
City Hallavonue...
12>11 Eighth
1.301 Ninth
Larklnaudrtayea.ieoO
1401 Tenth
Polk and Fell 1700
1501 Eleventh
Van Ness av& Oak 1800
1601 Potter
Franklin and Page. 1900
Rose avenue 1912
1701 Brady —
- — Gough and Halght2000
1801 Valencia
Octavla& Waller...2l00
Hermann
Pearl
1901 Guerrero
Laguna and Her-
mann 2200
Ridley
2001 Dolores
Buchanan 2300
2101 Church and Four-
teenth 2400
2201 Firteenth &San'z...2500
2:i01 Sixteenth andNoe.2600
(e) Seventeenth and
Castro le)
Mar<|iieHa8, South S F,
bet Corea and Manitoba
fm Schneider to Water
Front.
Martha Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Geary S.
Martin, bet Bush and
Sutter fm Dupont E.
Martinique, South S F,
bet Tobago and Costa Rica
fm Railroad av to County
line.
Mary, bet Fifth and Sixth
fm Mission to Howard.
Mary Iiane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Bush .S.
Marylanfl, bet Delaware
and Louisiana fm Solano
S to I'onduras.
Mason, bet Powell and
Taylor N fm Marketto Jef-
ferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Turk.. 2
101 Eddy 100
201 Ellis 200
Latham place
217 Dikeman place
301 O'Farrell Sno
401 Geary 400
409 Derby
419 Kappelercourt
501 Post 500
Scheerer place
601 Sutter 6 0
Delta place 616
701 Bush 700
Hooker alley
801 Pine 800
Frank place
901 California liOO
1001 Sacramento ICOO
1011 Ewer Place
1017 Malvlna place
Dawson place
1101 Clay 1100
1107 Matthew place
Sheppard place 1110
1201 Washington 120 i
1301 Jackson i:!00
John 1314
1401 Pacific 1400
1501 Broadway 1.500
1601 Vallejo 1600
1701 Green 1700
Winter's lane 1716
1801 Union ISOO
Kent 1809
1901 Filbert i900
1911 Valparaiso
2001 Greenwich, 2000
M<mtgomeryav
2101 Lombard 210O
2201 Chestnut 2200
Water
2.301 Francisco 2300
Vandewater
2401 Bav 2400
2501 North Point 2500
Alaska place
2601 Beach 2600
(e) Jefferson (e)
MaHonic Avenue, bet
Lott and Ashbury 8 fm
Geary.
MikNMachaHettH, bet
New York and Delaware
fm Sonoma S to Honduras
MaHHaHoit, I'm Cortez SE
to Franconlaav, B H.
Mal«o, W of Miguel from
San Jos6 Road NW to
Cherry.
Matlliew Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason W.
MauritiuH, South S F,
bet Lahaina and Java fm
EInilraSE to Alleghany.
Maxivell, bet Larkln and
Polk fra Broadway N to
Vallejo.
Mayflower, E s Rose-
crans bet California av
and Powhattan, B H.
Mazzini, E of Orleans
fm Precita Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAllister, bet Fulton
and Golden Gate av W
fm Junction Jones and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Jones 2
Park avenue
Leavenworth 100
Hyde 200
■ Brown's alley
301 Larkln 300
401 Polk 400
501 Van Ness avenue.. .500
601 Franklin 6 0
701 Gough 710
801 Octavia ; 800
901 Laguna iiOO
1001 Buchanan 1000
1101 Web.=<ter 1100
1201 Fillmore 1200
1301 Steiner vm
1401 Pierce 1400
1501 Scott 1.500
IfiOl Devlsadero 1600
1701 Broderick 1700
1801 Baker 1800
1901 Lyon lilOO
2001 Lott 2000
(e) Masonic avenue... fe)
McC'lellan, fm Califor-
nia av bet Minot and Wool
S to Cortland av, B H.
McCorniick, bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Pacific S.
McDermott Place,
bet Turk and Eddy fm
.Tones W.
McLiaren Iiane, bet
ThiiteenthandFourteenth
fm Folbom W.
Mcliea Court, bet Har-
rison and Bryant fm Ninth
NE.
Meacliani Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Post
Mears, bet Merrifield and
First av fm Geary N.
Medau Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
Metlford, bet Astor and
Tobin SE to County line,
Visilacion Valley.
Med way Alley, bet
Church and Chattanooga
fm Twenty-third N.
Meeks Place, bet Mar-
ket and Mission fm Main
W.
Melius, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont W.
Mendocino, bet Calave-
ras and Plumas fm the bay
W to Honduras.
Merced, S s Thirtieth nr
Noe S to Laldley.
Mercer, fm Cortland aT
S to Crescent av, B H.
Merchant., bet Clay and
Washington Wfm East to
Kearnv.
South. Street N. tide.
1 East 2
(6) Drumm... (6)
(6) Davis (6)
301 Front .300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
601 Montgomery 600
Dunbar alley 628
(b) Kearny (e)
Merrilield, bet Chose
and IMearsfm Geary N.
Merrill, bet Vall<-Jo and
Green fm Jones to Leav-
enworth.
'YPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Af^ent,
61 U California Street.
120
Krrrill, bet ■\Vllltnnison
and Goettlngon fni Silver
ov N.
MerrlmacN of Alameda
fm the bay to TennesKee.
inerritt, fm Hattlc W to
Kose.
Wer»e.T Alle.r, bet Po-
liireh ond Chnttnnooga fm
Twenty-third N.
MeU-aimuce.bet PobI
and Sutter fm I,nKUiia W.
See KwiiiiT Place.
Metcalfe JPIace, bet
Mason and Taylor Im
Geary N.
nexico, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm Mater Front
S to India.
Micliis:aii, bet Geort;Ia
and Illinois fm Solano S to
Hondunis.
Middle, bet Fillmore and
Mebbter fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Slidivay, bet Pupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Midway East, bet Kear-
ny and Pupont fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
Midwa> -West, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
Misa**!' fni Bemis near
Fairmount SE to San Jos6
Road.
Miles Court, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Miles Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Sacra-
mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm Fol-
eom S.
Mills Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm DupontW.
Milton, Spring Valley
Homestead Association.
Minerva, Kallroad
Homestead.
Minna, bet Mission and
Howard fm First SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 First 2
Shaw alley
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
Mary
501 Sixth 500
Kuss
601 Seventh 600
645 Julia 646
701 Eighth TOO
(6) Ninth (6)
(6) Tenth (6)
1001 Eleventh 1000
1021 Lafayette place 1020
(6) Twelfth (6)
ib) Thirteenth (6)
1301 Fourteenth 1300
(6) Fifteenth (6)
Minna Place, bet Mis-
sion and Howard fm Beale
"\V.
Minnesota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm South
S to Tulare.
Minnie, bet Ashhury and
Clavton fm Waller S.
Minol, fm California av S
to Cortland av, B. H.
Mint Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Mission N
and bet JlarKet and Mis-
sion fm Fifth W.
Mission, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
County Koad.
B-E. Street. N.W.side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Ecker
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
537 Shaw alley
Anthony 570
601 Second 6^0
New Montgomery.
Annie 6.%
701 Thlnl 700
Opeia alley
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth yoo
- — Mint avenue
921 Marv
1001 Sixth 1000
1101 Seventh 1100
Mission alley
1201 Eighth 1200
Laskle 12:J0
1301 Ninth 1300
1313 Berkeley avenue...
i:323 Grand avenue —
1401 Tenth 1400
1601 Eleventh 1500
1525 Lafayette
Potter 1600
West Mission
1601 Twelfth
Bond
1701 Thirteenth
Ridley 1700
1749 Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth liWO
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2013 Goldman place
2101 Seventeenth 2100
Clarion alley
Willows avenue ...2120
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty-tirst 2.500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Tweutv-flfth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixtb 3000
Mission and Ocean
Koad, fm terminus of
Mission W.
MiNsion Alley, bet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Mission N to Jessie.
Mission Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S. See
Dearborn Place.
Mission Plaza,bet Mis-
sion and West Mission fm
Tweltth to Thirteenth.
Mississipi>i, bet Penn-
sylvania and Te.xas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Missouri, bet Texas and
Connecticut fm Center S to
Tulare.
M o Ii a tv k Avenue,
San Miguel.
Monongaliela, South
S F, bet I (sage and Savan-
nah fm Honduras SW to
Visitacion Valley.
Monroe, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Bush N to
Pine.
Montana, Railroad
Homestead.
Montcalm, bet Wolfe
and Cortez fm California
av E to Isabel. B H.
Montenegro, South SF,
bet Denmark and Manila
fm Islais to California Pry
Pock.
Montezuma, fm Coso av
E to Folsom, B H.
Montgomery, bet San-
some and Kearny N fm
Market to Francisco.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Post... 2
101 Suiter 100
201 Bush 200
301 Pine 300
319 Summer
401 California 400
501 Sacramento 500
513 Commercial 518
601 Clay 600
613 Merchant 6-'2
701 Washington 700
Montgomery av....
801 Jackson 800
Gold 806
901 Pacihc 900
915 MontRoniery court
1001 Broadway 1000
Hinckley
1101 Vallejo 1100
Jackson place
1201 Green 1200
Moulton place
1.301 Union 1300
1311 Montgomery place
1315 Alta 1314
1401 Filbert 1400
1501 Greenwich l.'iOO
1601 Lombard ..1600
1701 Chestnut (b)
(e) Francisco (e)
Montgomery Av-
enue, fm NW cor Mont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
S W. Street. N. E. side.
1 Wash and Mont... 2
GibbB
101 Jackson 100
Kearny
201 Pacific 200
Adler
301 Broadway 300
Pupont
401 Vallejo 400
Stockton .„
501 Green 500
601 Union 600
Powell
701 Filbert 700
801 Greenwich 800
Mason
901 Lombard 900
1001 Chestnut 1000
Taylor
1101 Francisco 1100
Jones
1201 Bay 1200
1301 NorthPoint 1300
Leavenworth
(e) Beach (e)
Montgomery Court,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fm Montgomery W.
Montgomery Place,
bet Union and Filbert fm
Montgomery W.
Monticello, City Land
Association.
Moore Place, bet Hvde
and Larkin fm Union N.
Morey Alle.v, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Broad-
way to Vallejo.
Morrel Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Pa-
cific N.
Morris Avenue, bet
Fifth and Sixth fm Har-
rison to Bryant.
Morse, bet Pupont and
Kearny fm Bush to Pine.
See St Oeorge Alley-
Morse, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Morse Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Broadway S.
Morton, bet Geary and
Post tm Kearny to Stock-
ton.
Moscotv, Excels! or
Homestead Association.
Moss, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
Moulton, bet Greenwich
and Lombard fm Buchan-
an to Steiner.
Moulton Place, bet
Green and Union fm Mont-
gomery W.
Moultrie, fm Cortland
av to Crescent av, B H.
Mount Vernon Av-
enue, bet Mission and
San Jose Road fm Accacia
Mniford Alley, bet
Bush and Pine im Tay-
lor E.
Munich, E.xcelsior Home-
stead Association.
Myrtle Avenue, bet
o'Farrell and Geary fm
Larkin to Laguna.
South. Street. A^. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk .- 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
;«)1 Franklin 300
401 Goutih 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
S, bet M and 0 ftn Seventh
av W.
K, South S F. See Sus-
<iuelianna.
Naglee Avenue, San
Miguel.
Napa, bet Butte and Sierra
fm the bay Wto Harrison.
Kapler Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Filbert N.
Naples, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
Napoleon, bet Norman
and Tulare fm Biggs SW to
Orleans.
Nashua, fm Islais Creek
S to Islais Creek, Gift Map
No 4.
Natick, bet Roanoke and
Casiro fm Chenery S.
Natoma, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 First 2
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
(6) Third (6)
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Firth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 60O
701 Eighth 700
(b) Ninth (6)
901 Tenth 900-
1001 Eleventh 1000
1019 Lafayette place ...1018.
(ft) Twelfth (b)
(b) Thirteenth (ft)
1301 Fourteenth 130O
(&) Fifteenth (6>
Neliraska, bet Vermont
and Utah fm MissioQ
Creek S to Precita Creek.
Necropolis Avenue,
bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth fm Polores W.
Nevada,bet Eleventh and
Twelfth fm Folsom SE to
Harrison. See Norfolk
Nevada, bet Sierra and
Yolo fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
New Montgoiuery, bet
Second and Third ihi Mar-
ket SE to Howard.
E. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
15 Stevenson
29 Jessie 30
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
((?) Howard (e)
New Morse, West End
Homestead.
New Orleans Alley,
bet Leavenworth and
Hvde fm Green N.
New Pacific, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Mission N.
Ne»v York, bet Virginia
and Massachusetts fm
Water Front S to Hondu-
ras.
Newell, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Lombard N.
See Fielding.
Newhail, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Stockton
to Powell.
Niagara Avenue, bet
Seneca and Mount Vernon
avs fm Mission W to San
Jose Road.
Nicaragua. South S F,
bet Ecuador and Tahiti fm
San Bruno Koad to Coun-
Nineteenth, bet Eight-
eei.th and Twentieth fm
Harrison W.
South. Street. A\ side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
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Opal Plaee. bet Golden
Gate av and Turk fm Tay-
lor E.
Opera Alle.v. bet Third
and Fourtli im Mission
NW.
Ophir Alle.v, b.-t Tavlor
and Jones fm Post N to
Lewis pi.
Orange Alle.v. bet Va-
lencia and Bar'teit fm
Twenty-fourth to Twen-
ty-sixth.
Ordway. bet Ward and
Mansell fm San Bruno
Road W.
Orearoii, bet Washington
and Jackson W fm Eastto
Battery.
Souttu Street. If. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
(6) Front (6)
(e) Battery («)
Orient Alley, bet
Church and VIcksburg fm
Twentv-tUlrd N.
Orizaba Avenue. City
Lanil .\.ssociation.
OrleanM, bet Vermont
and Muzzini fm Kansas
SW to Tulare.
Omen Ian, fm Peabody S
to Salome.
Onaire, South S F, bet
Penobscot and Mononsa-
hela fm India SW to Vlsi-
taclon Vatlev.
OnuiCe Alley, bet Miss-
ion and Bartlettfm Twen-
tv-fi,urth N.
OKborne, fm State N to
Sixieentli.
OHoar .lile.v. bet Second
and Kiiilnev fm Clemen-
tina NW.
4»tiit Piaee. bet Seventh
and-KlKhth fm Folsom SE
OlHeKO. l)et Cuvuua and
Delaware avs Im Geneva
av N.
Ottowa. San MlRuel.
Oxford, bet Cambridge
and Harvard fm Sliver av
S, r M T.
■>. bet O and Q tm Ninth av
W.
P, South S F. See St.
John.
Paeilie, bet Jackson and
Broadway W fni East.
South. Street. X. side.
1 East 2
(r) Dnjmm _ (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery -SOO
401 Sansome -lOO
Prescott 418
501 Montgomery 500
Jerome alley
601 Kearn.v 600
Slontpomery av....
Leftrade place 632
641 Lozier
701 Dupont 700
Paciflc place 706
719 Sullivan alley
Ellick alley 722
801 Stockton SOO
Trenton
901 Powell 900
Keyes allev 906
Scott place 922
Hewlett allev
1001 Mason 1000
- — Salmon 1016
1018 Auburn
Himmelmann pi.. .1024
1101 Ta\lor lino
1201 Jones 1200
1.301 Leavenworth 1300
1.307 Burgoyne place
1401 Hvde 1400
Monel place 1420
1421 McCormick
1433 Fourth place
(e) Larkin (e)
Pacific Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway S.
201 Howard 200
Capp
301 illsslon 300
Jessie
Stevenson
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
Dolores
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1 1001 Castro 1000
Colllngwood
! 1101 Diamond 1100
Eureka
(e) Douuiass (c)
)Nine<eenfli Avenae,
fm Presidio Reservations.
' >'ineleentli Avenue,
Suiith SF. See I.nliaina
: 9iin(h, l>et Eighth and
Tenth fm Marnet SE to
Mission Creek.
Ew<t. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jes.^ie
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
201 Howard 200
Tehama
CLmentina — -
.301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
McLca court
501 Brvant 500
801 Brannan 609
Ninth Avenue, trom
I'n-siillciKiservationStoP.
Ninth Avenue, Souths
F. Set' t'orea.
Noble, bet FItlh and Sixth
nil Huhliell to South.
Noble's Alle.v, bet
I iiionand Filbert fm Du-
IM.iil E.
Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas-
tro fm RIdlev S to Thir-
tieth.
Noonan Avenue, bet
Howard and Clementina
fm Eighth E.
Noonan'H Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
ValleJ,. S.
Norfolk, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fm Foisom
SE to Hiirrlson.
Norman, bi-t Bourbon
and Napoleon fm Preclta
Creek SW to Orleans.
North Avenue,fm Coso
av SW to Holly Park. BH.
North Point, bet Bay
and Beach W Im Kearny
to Preslilio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
Kearny 2
(c) Dupont (c)
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
301 Mason 300
401 Ta.xlor 400
SOI Jones 500
Montgomery av....
601 Leavenworth 600
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkin *... 800
901 Polk 900
Van Ness avenue„
Gov't Reservation
Laguna 1400
Buchanan 1500
1601 Welister 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Stelncr 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2001 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 Broderick 2200
2:501 Baker 2300
L.von (e)
North Willard, bet
Parker and First Av.fm
D, N to Odd Fellows Cem.
Norton, Academy Tract.
Norton Court, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm Bran-
nan S.
Norton Place, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
fni FUbert N.
Norwich, bet Montezu-
ma ami Prospect av fm
Foisom W, B. H. See
Stoneiuan.
Nunan'8 Alley, bet
Howard and Tehama fm
Eighth E.
Nye, fm Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek.
O, bet N and P fm Eighth
av W.
O't'onnell Place, bet
Mason and Powell, from
Vallejo N.
O'Farrell, bet Ellis and
Geary W fm Junction Du-
pont and Market.
South. Street. iV. tide.
1 Slarkct and Dupt.. 2
Bagley place 14
Julia court 28
101 Stockton 100
201 Powell 200
219 Carlos place
O'Farrell alley 228
301 Mason 300
Raphael place
401 Taylor 400
William 430
501 Jones 500
601 Leavenworth 600
Harlem alley
.Ada court
701 Hvile 700
801 Larkin 800
901 Polk 900
1001 Van Ness avenue..lOOO
1101 Franklin ilOo
1301 Gough 1200
i:«l Octavia i;«)0
1401 Laguna 1400
1501 Buchanan LVK)
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Steiner 1800
19C1 Pierce WOO
2001 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 Broderick 2200
(p) St Joseph's av (e)
O'Farrell Alley, bet
Powell and Mason fm
0' Farnll N and t>et ( I'Far-
rell and Gearv f m ^lason E.
Oak. bet Page and Fell W
fm lunctlon Van Ness av
and Market.
South. Street. -V. gide.
1 Mkt 4Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 201
;«)1 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
701 Fillmore 700
801 Steiner 800
901 Pierce 900
1001 Scott 1000
1101 Devisadero 1100
1201 Broderick 1200
1301 B«ker
1401 Lyon
1501 Lott
1601 Masonic avenue...
1701 Ashbury
1801 Clavton
1901 Cole
2001 Shrader
(«) Stanyan (e)
Oak Orove Avenue,
bet Fitth and Sixth tm
Harrison tn Brvant.
Oak Place, bet Geary
and Post fra Mason to Tay-
lor. See Derby.
Ocean House and
Beach Koad, fm ter-
mination Point Lobos av
S and E to Ocean View
House.
Ocean IIon.«e Road.
(Central) fm McAllister
SW to Ocean View House
Ocean XIon.«p Road,
(Mission) fm Mission Do-
lores SW to Ocean View
House.
Ocean House Road,
iold) fm San Jotfi Road nr
ndustrial School W to
Ocean View House.
Octavia, bet Gough
Laguna N fm ilarket to
Lewis.
We.'<t. Street. E. side
1 Market 4 Waller... 2
101 Halght 100
Rose aver
201 Page 200
Lily ovenue
301 Oak 300
Hickory avenue
401 Fell 400
Linden avenue
501 Hayes 500
Ivv avenne
601 Grove 600
Birch avenue.
701 Fulton 700
Ash avenne
801 McAllister 800
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av .
Jetri-rson S(iiiare...
1101 Edd.v 1100
Willow avenae
1201 El!iB 1200
Olive avenue
1301 O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle avenue
1401 Geary. 1400
Cedar avenue
1501 Post 1500
Walnut avenue
1601 Suiter 1600
Fern avenue „
1701 Bush 1700
.\ustin
1801 I'Ine 1800
1901 Calilomla 1900
Sacramento „.
Lafayette Paik
2201 Washington 2200
2:«1 Jackson 2:«0
2401 Paciflc .„ 2400
•an Broadwav 2.'V0O
•2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
Grisar
2901 Filbert 2900
:«)01 Greenwich 3000
3101 Lombard 3i00
3201 Chestnut 3200
.3:«1 Francisco 3300
Ba.v
Gov't Reservation
3801 Tononin....
(e) Lewis
(e)
Ohio, bet Sansome and
Mimtgomery fm Paclticto
Vallejo. See Prencott.
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to Hnnduras.
Old Hickor.v, EsAnd-
overav nr Crescent av E
to San Bruno Road.
Old San Jose Road,
fm Junction Valencia and
Twenty - second SW to
County line.
Olean, GiftMapNo4.
Olive Avenae, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fin Lar-
kin to Buchanan.
South. Street. If. tide.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ne.ss avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
.501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
Oil v*- Court, bet Laguna
and Buchanan fm Union S.
Oliver, West End Home-
stead.
Olinstead, bet Dwieht
and Mansell fm San Bru-
no Road W, U. M. T.
Olney Place, bet Town-
send and King fm Ham-
mond SW.
Oneida Avenne, San
MlKuel.
Oneida Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondagra Avenne,
San Miguel, W End Map
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I>art i>f rn.lil.' ftivct ox-
tcii.lliiLifiH Liirkiii til First
av; tlie tniinlii'rs continue,
lidwi-ver, Inri'Kular order
fni the I oniineucement ol"
itic Ntr
it:
Sniilli. Street. K. side.
l.WI
Larkin
1,500
lliOO
171)1
Van N.-sBaveuue..l700
1«)1
Franklin
1800
2ixn
Octavia
200O
Mn
2100
j-jiii
Unchannn
2200
'.>;«)i
WeliKtor
2300
-M(ll
Fillmore
2400
•m]
Stelner
2.500
■>m
IMerce
2600
2700
'2sni
Devlsadero ...
2800
•£m
Broderick
2100
3101
Lvon
31110
83)1
Central avenue 3200
'Will
AValnul
3300
3401
3400
3501
Locust
3.500
^.m^
Ppnice
3600
3701
Slaple
3700
3801
Cherry
3800
(e)
(e)
Pacific Place
bPt Du-
pont and Stockton fm I'a-
clflc N.
Page, bet Haight and Oak
A\
tm lunction
Franklin
and Market.
Sou h. Street.
iV. side.
1
Market & Franklin 2
101
Goui:h
100
ail
Octavia
2f0
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
601 Fillmore 600
701 Steiner 700
801 Pierce 800
901 Scott 900
1001 Devifadero 1000
1101 Broderick liOO
1201 Baker 1200
i:»l Lyon 1300
1401 Lott 1400
1501 Masonic avenue ...1.500
1601 A.'hbury 1600
17U1 Clayton 1700
1801 Cole 1800
1901 Shrader 1900
(6) Stanyan ie)
Palmer, from Junction
Chenery and Miguel to
Bartlett.
Palmetto Avenoe,fm
Plymouth \V to Worcester
av.
Pan ton Alley, oft
Leavenworth bet Pine and
California.
Paraguay, Soutli S F,
bet Servia and TenerlfTe
fm Islals Creek to Water
Front.
Pardee Alley, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwicti fm
Dupont W to Kramer pi.
Paris, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
Park Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth. See Morris
Avenue.
Part Avenue, bet Mar-
ket and the Cit Hall SW
fm McAllister to Larkin.
Park Avenue, inclos-
ing Hollv Park, SW s Ber-
nal Heights. See Holly
Park.
Park Hill Avenue,
near New Park Road or
Fonrteentti Avenue
Park I^ane North, bet
Bryant and Brannan fm
Second to Third.
Park liane tioutl),bet
Brvant and Brannan fm
Third to Central pi.
Park Place, bet Folsnm
and Harrison Im Second R.
Park Road, S of Halght
and E of Broderick, In-
closing Buena Vista Park.
Parker A 1 1 e .v, bet
I'owell and Clay av fm
Clay N.
Parker Avenue, bet
(idd Fellows', ('iilv)iryan<l
Mnsoiiu- (•.•iiiricrics fm
Fultciii N I.. (Jnirv.
Park«-r A-teiiiie, bit
Wolfe unil liiulcdgeavfrn
Alahama K, B H.
Parrott Alley, lietCal-
liornla and Sacramento fm
Pavis W.
Patterson, E s Bernal
Helf;hts bet San Bruno
Koiid and Bernal.
Paul. S 8 Crescent av nr
San Bruno Koad.
Paulding, fm Old San
Jose Road NW of House
of Correction.
Peabody.bet Talbert and
Rutland fm .Sunny Vale
Homestead S to County
line.
Pearl, bet Valencia and
Guerrero fm Market to
RlUley.
Pelkam, bet Bourne and
( Msenius Im Baker av N.
Pennsylvania Av-
enue, bet Iowa and Mis-
sissippi fm Center S to
Tulare.
Penobscot, South S F,
bet Santee and Osa^e tm
India SW to Visitaclon
Valley.
Perine, bet California and
Sacramento fm Steiner to
Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm SE of Third to
Fifth.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 Vassar place 2
101 Third 100
201 Fourth 200
(e) Fifth (e)
Persia Avenue, Ex-
celsior Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Petalunia Avenue,
fm Point Lohos av.
Pfeitrer, bet Chestnut
and Francisco fm E s Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Steiner and
Scott N fm Waller to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Waller 2
101 Halght 100
201 Page 200
.301 Oak 300
401 Fell 400
Hayes
Alamo Square
701 Fulton 700
801 McAllister 800
901 Golden Gate av 900
1001 Turk 1000
1101 Eddy 1100
1201 Ellis 1200
1301 O'Farrell 1300
Geary
Hamilton Square...
1501 Post 1500
1601 Sutter. 1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Pine 1800
1901 California 19i0
Perine
2001 Sacramento 2000
Clay
Alta Plaza
2301 Jackson 2.300
2401 Pacific 2400
2501 Broadway 2.500
2601 Vallelo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
2901 Filbert 2900
3001 Greenwich .3000
3101 Lomliard 3100
3201 Chestnut 3200
3.301 Franci.sco .3.300
3401 Bav 3400
3501 North Point 'SSOO
3601 Beach 3600
3701 Jefl'erson 3700
3801 Tonquln 3S00
(e) Lewis (e)
Pierce Kow, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union .S.
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
Simtli. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Davis 2
101 Front 100
201 Battery 200
301 Sansome 300
Leldesdorff
335 Laura pla^e
401 Montgomery 400
407 Russ alley
435 Belden
501 Kearny 500
505 St George alley
515 Central place
St Mary's place 520
527 Quincv 532
601 Dupont 600
Sophie Terrace
701 Stockton 7U0
Prosi)ect place 710
725 Monroe
801 Powell 800
901 Mason 9i 0
Jane place 908
1001 Taylor 1000
1101 Jones 1100
Touchard
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1301 Hyde 1300
1401 Larkin 1400
1501 Polk 1.500
1601 Van Ness aveuue..lfiOO
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 180)
1901 octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
Middle
2301 Fillmore 2.300
2401 Steiner 2400
2501 Pierce 2.500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devlsadero _..2700
2801 Broderick 2800
2901 Baker 2900
3001 Lyon 3000
(e) Central avenue (e)
Pink Alley, bet Ridley
and Market fm Pearl W.
Pinkliam Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eighth W.
Pinkney Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Broadwav to Vallelo.
Pioclie Alley, bet Wav-
erly pi and Stockton fm
Stockton N.
Pioneer Park, top of
Telegraph Hill.
Pioneer Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Fourth W.
Piper Alley, bet Miss-
ion and Jessie fm Ecker.
Pixley, bet Filbert and
Greenwich fm Buchanan
to .Steiner.
Platte, South S F, bet
Savannah and Yazoo fm
Honduras SW.
Pleasant, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Taylor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
and Fresno im the bay W
to Honduras.
Plymouth, opp Sickles
av fm Old San Jose Boad
N.
Pocahontas, N s Cali-
fornia av nr Minot N to
North av, B H.
Point liObOH Avenue,
liet Clement and A fm
First av W.
Polk, bet Larkin and Van
Ness av N fm Market to
Lewis.
We.<tt. Street. E.side.
1 MarketandFell 2
101 Hayes 100
111 Ivy avenue
201 Grove 200
Birch avenue
301 Fulton 300
Ash avenue
401 McAllister 400
Locust avenue
501 Golden Gate av 500
Elm avenue
601 Turk GOO
Laurel avenue
701 Eddy 700
Willow avenue
801 ElllB 800
807 Olive avenue 806
901 O'Farrell 900
909 Myrtle avenue 908
1001 Geary 1000
1009 Cedar avenue 1008
1101 Post IWO
Walnut avenue
1201 Sutter 1200
12u Fern avenue 1210
1%1 Bush 1300
1309 Austin 1314
1401 Pine 1400
IWt California 1500
1601 Sacramento 1600
noi Clay 1700
1801 Washington 1800
1901 Jackson 1900
2001 Pacific 2000
2101 Broadway 2100
2201 Vallejo 2200
Bonita
2301 Green 2:«X)
2401 Union 2400
2501 Filbert 2.500
2601 Greenwich 2600
2701 Lombard 2700
2801 Chestnut 2800
2f)01 Francisco 2900
3001 Bay 3000
3101 North Point 3100
3201 Beach 3200
3301 Jefferson 3300
3401 Tonquin (rf)
^e) Lewis (e)
Polk liane, bet Pacific
and Broadwav fm Stockton
E. See Stark.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Pollock, South S F, bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt fm Bermuda SW
av SW to County line.
Pond, bet Sanchez and
Noe fm Sixteenth S.
Pope, West End Map No2
Poplar Alley, bet Va-
lencia and San Jose av fm
Twenty-fourth N.
Porter, S s Crescent av
bet Decatur and Bache.
Porter Avenue, San
Miguel.
Porto Rico, South S F,
bet Barbadoes and San
Domingo fm San Bruno
Road to County line.
Portsmouth Square,
bet Clay and Washington,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Geary and Sutter
W fm Junction Market and
Montgomery to Central av .
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Mont 2
Lick place 12
101 Kearny 100
Gardner 112
201 Dupont 200
Stockton 300
401 Powell 400
501 Mason 500
601 Ta.vlor 600
Agate allev
617 AViUiam
Ophir alley
701 Jones „ 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
Meacham place
1001 Larkin 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue.. 1200
1301 Franklin 1300
1401 Gough 1400
1.501 Octavia 1500
1601 Laguna 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
1801 Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore 1900
Steiner 2000
Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
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2.'«)l Pevlsartero 2''00
2*11 Broilerlck 24nO
2.')0I Baker ZVM
awi Lyon 2600
(e.) Central avenue (f)
1 Potomac, South S F, bet
Tunibltibee and San Joa-
quin fm IslalsSWto SU-
ver av.
IPotrero Avenae, bet
Utah and llani])6hlre fm
Brannau S to Preclta
Creek.
Poller, bet Eleventh and
Bra.ly fm Market SE to
Mission.
Potvell, bet Stockton and
Mason fm Market to Jef-
ferson
Wext. Street. E. side.
1 ilarket and Eddy.. 2
101 Ellis 100
201 ft'Farr^ll 200
301 G ary
«1 I'ost
501 Sutter
Ankeny place
BuHh
Fella place
I'Ine vw
California 800
901 Sacrameuto !«0
1001 ('lav 1000
1101 AVaFhlngton 1100
1201 Jackson 1200
1211 John
Caroline place 1218
1301 Pat-IHc 1300
Fisher alley
1401 Broadway HOO
1501 Vallejo 1500
1601 (;reen .1600
1701 Union
MontKomeryav
1801 Filbert 1800
IflOl Greenwich lliOO
601
801
400
616
i'2001
2101
12201
2."»1
24'n
2.T<.)1
Lombard 2000
Chestnut 210"
Francisco 2200
Vandewaler
Bay 2300
North J'oint 2400
B -ach (d)
.leflTerson (e)
iPowell Avenue, \V s
Calliornia av W to San
Jos6 Koad.
IPotvhnltan, fm North
EtoAVInslow, B H.
IPrnjrne, K.\crlslor Home-
stead .\sBoclatlon.
'rail, bet Brannan and
Towusend fm Seventh
S\V.
Pratt Place. N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell.
Preclta Avenue, from
San Jo.-;6 Koad nrTwintv-
seventh E to San JJruno
Roal.
Prenlinn, fm California
av S to Cortland av.BH.
Prencott, bet San.-ome
and Montgomery fm I'a-
cltlc N to Broadwav and
fni Vullelo S.
Presidio Road, fni ter-
mination of Central av N
to Presidio Barracks
'rest on Place, bet
ElKhth and Ninth fm Brv-
ant NW.
relch. E of San Bruno
Road i miles fm City Hall.
rlent, bet Jones and
rim, San Miguel.
rinceton, bet Univer-
sity and .Amherst Im Sil-
ver a vS.U MT.
Prinele Court., bet
Sansoraeand Slontgomerv
fm Greenwich N.
roH|iect Avenue, fm
Cortland av NE to Coso
II V, B H.
Prospect Place, bet
StocKton and Powell fm
Pine to Clny.
Sixteenths.
Pulaski, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, li H.
Putnam, fin Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Putznian, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
<l, b.t P and R fm Tenth
av W.
Quince Alley, bet Do-
lores and Fair Oaks fm
Twinty-first to Twentv-
fourth.
Quinc.v, bet Kearny and
Diipont fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Quincy Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Quinn, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth fhi E of Valen-
cia W to Guerrero.
R, bet Q and S Im Eleventh
av W.^
Railroad Avenne,
Sfjulh S F, fm Denmark
SW to San Bruno av nr
Barbadoes.
Railroad Avenne,
fm Marenffo to Delaware
av. See Palmetto
Avenue.
Railroad Avenue,
fm Islais Creek to Silver
av. .>ee Barneveld
Avenue.
RailMa.y, bet Seven-
teenth an.l Elsliteenth fm
Dolorep E.
Ralston, Cltv Land .Asso-
ciation.
Ramsell, bet Arch and
Victoria, City Land Asso-
ciation.
Randall, Ws San .Ios6
Road nr Thirtieth W to
Palmer.
Randall Place, bet
Leavenworth auil Hyde
fni Greenwich N.
Randol|>li, bet Sargent
and Slanlev im ( irlzaba av
W, Clt\ Lund Association
Raphael Place, bet
Taylor atid Mason fm
(VFarrell N.
Rauscli. bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
Ra.vnolda, VIsltaclon
Valley.
Reaenn Place, bet
I'owi-lland JIason I'm Gea-
Rcfiileld Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm
Taylor W.
Reed, l>et .Ior,esand Leav-
enworth fni Clay to Wosh-
Ingtrm.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green S.
RcK^nt, bet Sickles av
and Llebig fm Old San
Jose Road SE to Wvom-
Ing.
Regley Place.ofrPlerce
nr Greenwich.
Reservoir Hill, bet
Hermann and Fourteenth
im .Murket \V.
Rliode Island, bet De
Haro and Kansas tm
ElL'hth S to Preclta Creek.
Rice, San Miguel.
Rickards, W s San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
Ridley, bet Hermann and
Fourti'enth fm Mission W
to Devisadero.
Rises, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Rincon Avenne, bet
Brnnnan and Townsend
fm .Second to Japan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
Foni and Harri^ou fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet First
an ' Second fm Harrison to
Federal.
Rinsold, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ripley Place, bet Ca-
bot and Sunioset fm Cali-
fornia av W to California
av, B. H.
Rilch, bet Thlttl and
Fourth fm Folsom SE.
East. Street. JF. tide.
1 F.ds..m 2
(6) Harrison (ft)
201 Brvant 200
301 Brannan 300
(e) Townsend (e)
RItter, bet Seventh and
Eighth SE fm Harrison.
Roach, l>et Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanoke, bet .Mateo
and Castro fm Old San
Jos« Hoad NWto Bemls.
Robblns Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Union N.
Rockland, bet Union
anci Green fm Larkin E.
Rodney, bet First and
.Second fm Fols<im NW.
Rondell Place, bet
Mission and Valencia fni
Sixteenth to Se%-enleenlh.
RoHcoe, fm Crescent av
W of I'orter S.
Rose, S s Chenerv nr
Ca-tro. See Natick.
Rose, S 8 Crescent av S to
Case. .See Nalem.
Rose Alley, bet Jessie
and >llssion fm New
Montgomery W to .\nnie.
Rose .4 venue, l>et
Ilttight and I'age fm Mar-
ket W.
South. .'Street. N. side.
1 Market 2
101 G<mgh 100
201 octttvia 200
»il Laguna ;»0
401 Buchanan 400
.Wl Webster .'iOO
Rose Place, bet Ellis
and F^ldy fm Tavlor E.
Rosecrans, fm Callior-
nia av S to Powhattan, B
H.
Ross Alley. See
»itont's Alley.
Rousseau, Spring Val-
ley Homestead Associa-
tion.
Rowland, bet Montgom-
ery ami K'-a-ny tm Broad-
wav s, and bet Paeltlcand
Broadwav fm Kearny E.
Ruger, E of San Bnino
Koad:! miles fm Cltv Hall.
Rushton Place, bet
Third and Fourth fm
Brannan S.
Russ, t»et Sixth and Sev-
enth im .Minna to Folsom.
Russ Alley, bet Mont-
gomerv and Kearnv fm
Pine to Bush.
Russell, l)et Green and
Union fm Hyde W.
Russia .4venue, Ex-
ceNlor Homestead Asso-
ciation.
Rutland, bet Peabody
and Cora fm Sunny Vale
Homestead Tract S to
County line.
Rntledge Avenue, B
S, South S F. See San
Joaquin.
S, liet R and T fm east of
Twelllh av W.
Sacramento, bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W fm
Blarket.
South. Street. K. side.
1 Market and East... 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
301 Front 300
401 Batterv 400
501 Sansome .VX)
5-5 Leidesdortl'. 522
601 Montgomerv 600
629 Webb .".
701 Kearnv 700
801 Dupont 800
Waverly place 810
827 Oneida place
8:« Ploche alle\
901 Stockton 900
923 J'rospect place 924
Miles place _ 928
1001 Powell 1000
1013 Gustavus |
Tay 1014
1101 .llason 1100 '
Verba Biiena 1114 I
1115 Cushman I
1201 Taylor 1200 i
1301 Jones 1300
1311 Lysett place i
1319 Leroy place 1320
Golden court
1401 Leavenworth 1400
Kimball place 1406
1501 Hvde I.tOO
IfiOl Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness ovenue..I800
19>H Franklin 1900
2001 Gough 2000
2101 Octavia 2100
2-t)l Laguna 2200
2»1 Buchanan 2;«X)
2401 Webster 2400 I
2501 Fillmore 2.V10
2801 Stelner 2H00
2701 Pierce 2700 I
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero "Hm
3001 Broderick 3000
SlOl Baker 3100
3301 Lyon .T.'OO
3:»1 Central avenue 3:t00
3401 Walnut 3400
3.501 Laurel 3.500
:«01 Locust 3ti00
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple :«00
3U01 Cherry 3!K)0
(e) First avenue (e)
Sadowa,Ws Old Sau Jos6
Road nrSan Mlgnel.
Sagamore, Railroad
Homestead .Association.
Salem, fm Crescent avS
to Case.
Salinas Avenne, bet
Malacca and Tobago tm
Railroad av W to .San
Bruno Road.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Ta.N lor im Pacific to Broad-
Salmon Place, bet
Broadwav and Vallejo tm
Larkin E.
Salmon Place, bet
Jlnson and Tavlor fm j
Green N. I
Salome, fm Islals Creek i
NE to Baker av.
Salvador, .South S F.bet
.lava and Grana<la fm Sil-
ver av to .\lleghanv.
Samoset. bet Cortez and
Cabot (m California av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
San Antonio, bet Val-
llo and Green fm Kearnv
W, and bet Kearnv and
Dupont fm Vallejo S".
San Bruno Avenue, !
fm San Bruno Koad and I
Union av S to Countv line I
San Rruno Koad. tm
S end Nebraska S E to
College Homestead .\ssn.
San Domingo. South
S F, b t Porto Rico and
Guatemala fm San Bruuo
Koad to County line.
San Joaquin, South S
F, bet Potomac and St
Francis fm IslaisSW.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Castro (Fairmonnt Tract)
SW to County line.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Tweiitv-secoiid bet Valen-
cia and Guerr.ro SW.
San Jose R«»ad. or
County Road, fill ter-
mination Mission SW to
County line.
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San liiilM AII«'.>. S s
.liirksnii hot Diipont uiul
St..(ktoii.
Niin Itlitciirl Ntntioii,
S,m .lu" l;,mil 5U, inllct.
Iiii CUs- Ilnll.
SiiiiflK-/.. lu'l Cluirch and
Noi-tni Klilli'V S to Tlilr-
■, bet Battery
MontRoniery N Im
Market to Chestnut,
West. 'Street. E. side.
1 Market and Sutter 2
101 Hush 100
ail Pine 200
an OHllfornla 300
313 Halleck 312
401 Sacramento 400
417 Commercial 416
501 Clay 500
515 Merchant 514
601 Washington 600
701 Jackson 700
705 Gold
801 Pacific 800
Stevens alley
901 Broadway 900
1001 Vallejo 1000
1101 Green 1100
1201 Union 1200
Alta
i;m Filbert 1300
1401 Greenwich 1400
1501 Lombard (d)
(e) Chestnut (e)
Santa 4 lara, bet Center
and Maripo!-a fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Santa Rosa ATenue.
See St Rose's Ave-
nue.
Santee, South S F, bet
Tallapoosa and Penobscot
SW to County line.
Saratoga, bet Logan and
Grant fm La Grand av SE.
Sargrent, bet Piandolph
and Shields fm Orizaba av
W.
Savannah, South S F,
b(?t Monongahpla and
Platte fm Honduras SW
to Railroad av.
Scheerer Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Mason
W.
Schiller, San Miguel, W
Knd Map No 2. See »e
ItOngT'
Schneider, S of Berua-
dottefm Islais Creek chan-
nel NK to Trinidad.
Schu.vler, fm Cortland
av S to Cref-ceut av, B H.
Schweriu, Vlsltacion
Valley.
Scotland, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Scott, bet Pierce and ])e-
visadero N fm KIdley to
Lewis.
West, street. E. side.
1 Kidley 2
101 Waller 100
201 Haight 200
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fi-U 500
601 Hayes
701 Grove
801 Fultou 800
901 McAlMsler 900
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
1101 Turk , 1100
1201 Ivl.lv 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
1401 o'Farrell 1400
- — Elliot Park
1501 Geary
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bnsh 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay
2301 Washington
2401 Jackson 2400
2.501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2800
Flllicit :f000
Greenwich 3100
Loniliard 3200
Chestnut 3300
Francisco ;MOO
Bay 3500
North Point X600
BeiKli 3700
jciiiTsoii ;«oo
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Lewih (e)
Scott, im North av S to
Cortland av B. H. See
Bennineion.
Scott Avenue, fm Bar-
neveld av NW to Silver
av, Potrero.
Scott I'lace, bet Powell
and Mason fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Second, bet First and
Third fm MarketSEtb the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
21 Stevenson 20
Jessie 26
Mission 100
17 Minna 118
37 Natoma 138
01 Howard 200
19 Tehama 218
33 Clementina <b)
01 Folsom 300
Park place
Dow place
Vernon place 326
401 Harrison 400
Silver 428
501 Bryant 500
North Park lane...
South Park 516
533 De Boom
601 Brannan 600
Rlncon avenue
701 Townsend 700
(e) Berry (c)
Second Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
See Albion Avenue.
Second Avenue, South
S F. See Denmark.
Second A venue,tm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Selina Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Cal-
ifornia N.
Senator, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Davis to
Front.
Seneca Avenue, bet
Licean House Road and
Niagara av fm Mission \V
to San Jose Road.
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old
San Jos6 Road.
Servia, South S F, bet
Dominica and Paraguay
fm Islais Creek to Water
Front.
Seventeenth, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Harrison W.
Soutti. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison 2
Treat avenue
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
219 Capp 220
301 Mission 300
Hoff avenue 318
401 Valencia..- 400
Second avenue
431 Mission avenue
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
Alemany avenue...
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Colllngwood
1101 Diamond 1100
Eureka
Douglass
Clara avenue
Seventeenth A ven ue.
South S F. See "
Seven teen til A venue.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2.
11 Stevenson 12
Jessie 38
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Decker alley
Drurylane 306
Cleaveland - —
40t Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper
Irwin
1001 Hubbell
South
1101 Center
(e) Pennsylvania av.... (e)
Seventh Avenue,South
S F. See Trinidad.
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
N.
Seymour Avenue, bet
Scott and Devisadero fm
Golden Gate av to Turk.
Shaksfieare, fm Isabel
S to Hope, B H.
Shakspeare, San Mi-
guel.
Sharon, bet Church and
Market fm Fifteenth SE.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Union S.
Shasta, bet Napa and
Sierra fm the bay W to
Delaware and f m Vermont
to Utah.
Shan- Alley, bet First
and Second tm Mission to
Minna.
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Tenth
NE.
Sherman, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Sherman, bet Castro and
Diamond fm Seventeenth
S to Twenty-second. See
Collingrwood.
Sherman, bet Webster
and Fillmore fm Ellis S.
Sherman Avenue,
San Miguel.
Sherwood Place, bet
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
Shields, bet Garfield and
Sargent fm Orizaba av W.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
iind Alleghany from St.
Thomas SW to County
line.
Shipley, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Fourth SW.
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fm Fourteenth
S to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fourteenth 2
101 Fifteenth 100
201 Sixteenth 200
301 Seventeenth 300
401 Eighteenth 400
501 Nineteenth 500
601 Twentieth 600
701 Twenty-first 700
801 Twenty-second 800
901 Twenty-third 900
1001 Twenty-fonnh 1000
1101 Twentv-flfth 1 00
1201 Twenty-sixth 1200
(e) Seroentlne avenue (e)
Shrader, bet Cole and
Stanyan S fm Fulton to
Waller.
Sieicel. fm California av S
to Cortland av, B H.
Sierra, liet Nupa and Ne-
vada fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Silliman, bet Silver av
and Felton fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Silver, bet Harrison and i
Brvant fm Second to
Fourth.
S.E. Street. N.W.slde.
\ Second 2
101 Third 100
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue. South
S F, I'm Tenerllle nr Tom-
blgbee W to County road.
Silver Star Place, bet
Battery and Sansome fm
Pacific N.
Simpson Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First W.
Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Har-
rison W to Castro.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison (2600) 2
101 Folsom (2700) 100
Shotwell (700)
201 Howard (2800) 200
Capp
301 Mission (2900)
Julian avenue
Hofr avenue ■
Lida place
Rondell place •
401 Valencia flWOO) 400
Albion avenue...._
501 Guerrer (3100) 500
Galindo alley
Spencer alley
601 Dolores (3200) 600
901 Noe & Mki..(3.5n0) 900
1001 Castro (3600)
Sixteenth Avenue,'
South S F. See Falk-
land.
Sixteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation f
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth fm Market SE to Ten-
nessee.
Eajit. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
17 Stevenson 16
29 Jessie
101 Mission
113 Minna
123 Natoma (h)
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama (6)
227 Clementina
301 Folsom
313 Shipley (6)
329 Clara '
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
Tilford....
601 Brannan 600'
Bluxome
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper 900'
Irwin
1001 Hubbell lOOOj
South
West Eldorado
Yuma
Minnesota j
(e) Tennessee (e);
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to K.
Sixth Avenue, South S
F. See Venezuela.
Solano, bet Mariposa and
Butte fm the bay W to
Harrison.
Somerset, bet Goettin-
gfU and Holyoke fm Sil-
ver av S, U. M. T.
Sonoma, bet Nevada and
Yolo fm the bay W to
Minnesota.
Sonoma Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N. See San
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Snsniielianna, South
S F, bet Yazoo and St
John (m Honduras SW.
Sutler, bet Post and Bush
W fiu Market to Central
av.
South. Street. JST. side.
1 Sansome & Market 2
101 Montgomery 100
Trinity 106
111 Lick place —
201 Kearny 200
Clara lane 240
301 Dupont 300
401 Stockton 400
501 Powell 500
Delaware court....
601 Mason 600
701 Taylor 700
801 Jones 800
901 Leavenworth 900
1001 Hyde 1000
1101 Larkln 1100
1201 Polk 1200
i:«l Van Ness avenue..i:300
1401 Kranklln l-iOO
1501 GouKli 1500
1601 Oclavia 1600
1701 Lacuna 1700
1801 Buchanan 1800
1901 Webster V.m
2001 Fillmore 2000
2101 Stelner 2100
2201 Pierce 2200
2:«1 Scott atOO
2401 Devlsadero 2400
2501 Broderlck 2500
2601 Baker 2(«0
2701 Lyon 2700
(e) Central avenue (e)
Nutter Place, N s Sut-
ler, bet Lacuna and Bu-
chanan
Swan, I'm Bernal SW to
Junction Plymouth and
liernal.
Sweeu.T, W s San Bruno
Koad3 miles fm City Hall.
Sweet, bet Taylor and
Jones ftn Broadway to
Vallejo.
T, South S F. See S(
FraneiH.
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av W.
Tahiti, South S F, bet
MIcaragua and Yucatan
fm San Bruno Road to
Countv line.
TallapooMa, South S F,
bet t;ila and S ntee fm
India SW to County line.
Tara, San MiKuel, W End
Map No 1.
Ta.T, bet Powell and
Mason fm Sacramento to
Clay.
Ta.ylor, bet Mason and
Jones N fm Market to
JefTerson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Golden
Gate av 2
Opal place
101 Turk 100
201 Eddy 200
301 Ellis 300
401 O'Farrell 400
501 Geary 500
Derby 504
Taylor place 516
517 Adelaide place
601 Post 600
Hobart alley
605 Lewis
701 Sutter 700
801 Bu«h 800
Mulford alley
901 Pine 900
Villa place 908
1001 California 1000
1101 Sacramento 1100
1115 Pleauant —
1201 Clay riOO
1301 Washington 1300
1401 Jackson 1400
1501 Pacific 1500
1.5;« Bernard
1601 Broadwav 1600
Falcon place
1701 Vallelo 170O
1801 Green 1800
Lincoln
bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Green to
Union.
! So|iliie Terrace, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pine N.
i South, SE of Hubbell SW
Ini Kentucky to Center.
I South Avenue, fm
Crescent av NE to Holly
I'nrk, B H.
> Soulli Parif, bet Bryant
anil Brannan fm Second lo
Tliird.
Soiitli Park Alley,
bet South Park and Bran-
nnn fm Third E.
' South Park Avenue,
b't Second and Third fm
Brnnnan S.
South Park I.ane,
bet Brvant and Brannan
iMi Central pi to Third.
Si'ear, bet Steuart and
Jluiu fm Market SE to the
liav.
Ewf. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Hodges Court
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsora 300
401 Harrison 400
(c) Brvant (e)
Spencer Alley, bet
Guerrero and Dolores fm
Sixteenth N.
Sfiutrord, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Clay lo Wash-
iiiKton.
Sprine, bet Montgomery
anil Kearnv fm Caliiornia
to I'ine.
Spruce, bet Locust and
iMajilefni California N.
St. <:harleH, bet Pacific
«nd Broadway fm Kearny
E. See Rowland.
St. « harlCM Place, bet
Vallejo and Green fm
K-arny W. See San
Antonio.
St. FraneiH, South S F,
fm Trinidad SW to Mar-
St. iicorge Alle.v, bet
Kearnv and Dupont fm
Bush to Pine.
St. JanieH Alley, bet
l'o>t and Sutter fm Mason
E.
St. Jante« Court, bet
Sutter and Bush Im Blason
St. John. South S F, bet
SuMjuehanna and Tom-
bitbee fm Honduras SW
to Pdtrero av
Sf..loseph's Avenue,
bet Broderick and Baker
fm Turk N to Geary.
St. l.»wrence. South S
F. fui Montenegro SW to
Guadaloupe.
St. l.oui« Alle.v, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
.Inikson S.
St. Mar.y'H, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Pine to
California.
St. Kose'H Avenne,bet
Gearv and Junipero Im
Masonic av W to Udd Fel-
low's Cemetery.
St. Thomas, South S F,
bet Manila and Venezuela
fm Islals to W'ater Front.
St. Vincent. See Vin-
cent.
Stable Alley, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Valencia E.
StaiKlish, fm California
av S to Powhattan, B H.
Stanford, betSecond and
Third fm Brannan to
Town send,
Stanley, S of Randolph
fm Orizaba «" W, City
Land Association.
Stanly 4ourt,E s
Stanly pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanly Place, bet
First and Second fm Har-
rison toS of Bryant.
Stanyan, betShrader and
Golden Gate Park fm Ful-
ton S.
Star, fm California av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
Stark, bet Pacilic and
Broadway fm Stockton E.
State, City Land Associa-
tion. See Ranisell.
Steiner, bet Fillmore and
Pierce N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
Ridley 2
- Hermann 100
201 Waller 200
301 Halght 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
Hayes 700
Grove 800
901 Fulton nOO
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Golden Gate av IiOO
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy i:joo
1401 Ellis 1400
Bylngton
1501 O'Farrell 1.500
1.503 Elliot nark
Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
Wlldey
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
Perine
2201 Sacramento 2200
Clay 2:100
- — Washington 2400
2.501 Jackson 2.500
26fd I'aclflc 2(KX)
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2S00
2901 Green 2<K)0
■my Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
PIxley
3201 Greenwich : 320O
Moulton
.3;»1 Lombard 3.-«X)
3401 Chestnut 3400
3501 Francisco 3.500
.3601 Bav 3600
.3701 North Point 3700
3801 Beach -. :1800
3901 JeHTerson 3900
4<X)1 Tonquln 4000
i,e) Lewis (c)
Steuart, bet East and
Spear fm Market SE to the
bav.
East. Streft. W. side
1 Market 2
101 Mission JOO
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
(e) Harrison (e)
Steuben, bet Boutwell
and San Bruno Road tni
San Bruno Road to Hel-
ena.
Steveloe Place, bet
Ellis and O'Furrell fm
Jones E.
Stevens Alley, bet Pa-
citic and Broadway fm
Sansome E, thence at right
angles N to Broadway.
Stevenson, bet Market
and Mission fm First SW.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 First 2
Ecker
101 Second 100
(6) New Montgomery (6)
Annie
201 Third 200
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
701 Eighth 700
cOl Ninth 800
(6) Tenth (b)
(6) Eleventh (b)
Potter
Crocker
Hermann
(6) Twelfth (6)
(,b) Thirteenth (6)
'6) Fourteenth (6)
(b> Fifteenth lb)
(b) Sixteenth (6)
(6) Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
1701 Eighteenth 1700
1801 Nineteenth 1800
1901 Twentieth 1900
(e) Twenty-first (e)
Stevenson Avenue,
S s Valencia bet Hermann
and Brady.
Stockton, t>et Dupont
and Powell N fm Market
to Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Ellis... 2
101 O'Farrell 100
Geary 200
Morton 212
:»1 Post 300
- Stockton place .308
401 Sutter 400
.501 Bush _. 500
Emma 508
601 Pine eo
701 California 700
709 Emmet place
801 Sacramento 800
901 Clay '.m
1001 Washington 1000
1101 Jackson 1100
1201 J'aclfic 1200
.Stark 12:«
i:iOI Broadwav vm
1401 Valiein 1400
1413 Cardaile.v
Montgomery av....
1.501 Green 1500
I'nion 1600
17(11 Fiil>ert 1700
1801 Greenwich 1800
1901 Lombard 1900
N.whall
2001 Chestnut 2000
PleiHVr
2101 Francisco 2100
2J01 Bay 2200
2:»1 NorthPoint 2:«)0
(e) Beach (e)
Stockton Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Washington to
Jackson.
Stonenian. bet Monte-
zuma and Prospect av fm
Foisc.m W, B. H.
Stout's Alley, bet Du-
iiont and Stockton fm
Washington to Jackson.
Stringrhani, from Islais
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker.
Sullivan, bet Carl and
Grattan Im ' ole W.
Sullivan, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H. See
Kennebec.
Sullivan, Visitacion
Valley. See .\Ktor.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pacific to Jackson.
Sullivan Alley, bet
First and Second fm Mis-
sion to Minna. See Shaw
Alley.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Jackson and Pacific fm
Dupont W.
Sumatra, South S F.bet
Falkland and Algeria fm
Islai.i Creek to Water
Front.
Summer, bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
to Kearny.
Sumner, bet Rosecrans
and Prentiss fm California
av S to Powhattan. See
Dunkirk.
Sumner, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard SE.
Sunshine Court, bet
Howard and Foloom fm
Eighth E.
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'901 I'lilon 1900
lio.llield alley
2(XII Kllliert 2000
— ■ VnlparalBO 201'2
21m Greenwich 2100
2201 Lombard 2200
MoiitKomer.v av
2301 Chestnut 2300
Water
Houston
SlOl Frnnclsco 2400
Vnndewater
2501 Buy 2!m
2«n North Point. 2fi00
2701 Bench 2700
(e) Jeirerson (e)
T».Tlor Place, bet Post
and Geary fm Taylor E.
Tujior I*li»ce, bet
Union and Filbert fm Tay-
lor E and W.
Tehanin.bet Howard and
Fulsom fm Klrtit SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 First 2
101 Second 100
Hubbard
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (6)
(ft) Seventh (ft)
701 ElKhth 700
(6) Ninth (b)
Tehama, S s Montezuma
S to Prospect place, B H.
See Mancliester.
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
First NE.
Telegraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Good-Children E.
Teneriffe, South S F, bet
Paraguay and Falkland
fm Islals CreeK to Water
Front.
Tenne8see,bet Kentucky
and Minnesota fm South S
to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth and
Eleventh fm Market SE
to Mission Creek.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
225 Warren avenue
301 Folsom 300
Sheridan - —
401 Harrison 40o
501 Bryant 500
Tenth Avenue, South S
F. See Driarciuesas.
Tenth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to Q.
Terrace View, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Francisco S.
Tevis, South S F, bet Von
Schmidt and Dock fm
Water Front SWto County
line.
Tevis, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Texas, bet Mississippi
and Missouri fm Center S
to Tulare.
Theodore Alley, bet
Stockton and Noonan's
alley fm Vallejo S.
Theresa, Academy Tract.
Third, bet Second and
Fourth fm Market SE to
Channel.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
19 Stevenson 20
37 Jessie (ft)
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
131 Sherwood place
Everett 138
145 Hunt
201 Howard 200
223 Tehama 224
— Nobie place 236
247 Clementina (6)
301 Folsom 300
337 "Verona
401 Harrison 400
417 Perry 418
BAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
435 silver 436
501 Bryant 500
Park lane north....
51!) South Park
537 Park lane south...
601 Brannan fiOO
701 Towusend 700
Klnj:
801 Berrv 800
Channel
Third Avenue, Im Pre-
sidio Kcscrvation S to J.
Third Avenue. South
S F. Sec :?lonlenesro
Thirleenlh, liet Twelfth
and Fourteenth (m Mis-
sion to Harrison.
2forih. Street. S. side.
1 Mission 2
101 Howard 100
Isis
Bernlce
201 Folsom 200
Treat avenue
301 Harrison 300
Thirteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
S to U.
Thirteenth Avenue,
South S F. See »iervia.
Thirtieth, S of 1 ay fm
Mission W to Bellevue.
Thirtieth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S.
Thirtieth Avenue,
South S F. See Guada-
loupe.
Thirty-eighth Av.
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty-eighth Av
enue. South S F. See
Vrugua.r.
Thirt.y-fifth Avenue,
fm City Cemeterv S.
Thirty-tifth Avenue,
South S F. See Mar-
tinique.
Thirty-lirst Avenue,
fm I'residio Reservation S.
Thirty-first Avenue,
South S F. See Van-
couver.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Tobagi».
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Barbadocs.
Thirty - second Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Thirty - second Av-
enue, South S F. See
Guiana.
Thirty - seventh Av-
fm City Cemetery
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue, South S F. See
Madeira.
Thirty -sixth Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
TliB rt y-si x th A ven ue.
South S F. See tosta
Rica.
Thirty - third Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - third Av-
enue, South S F. See
Malacca.
Thompson Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Bronnan S.
Thornton, City Land
Association.
Thrift, Railroad Home-
stead.
Titfany Avenue, bet
Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth fm Valen-
cia SW.
Tilden, W s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth.
Tilforfl, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Sixth NE.
Tillman Alley, bet
Sutter and Stockton pi f m
Pupont W.
Tingle.r, Academy Tract.
Tobago, South S F, bet
Malacca and Martinique
fm Uailroad av to County
line.
Tobin, Vlsltaclon Valley.
Tomasa, fm California
av SE to California av, B
n.
Tombigbee, South S F,
bet St. .Tohn and Potomac
fm Honduras SW.
Tonquin, bet .leffersoD
and Lewis W fm Larkin
to Presidio Reservation.
Torrens Court, bet
Hvde and Larkin fm Clay
N.
Touchard, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Pine S.
Townsend, bet Brannan
and KiUK SW from First
to Eishth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 First 2
Japan
101 Second 100
Stanford ^
Clarence place
Hammond place...
201 Third 200
Rltch
Clyde
Madden
Haggln
CrooKS
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
Gilbert
601 Seventh 600
Eighth
Treat Avenue, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Thirteenth S to Serpentine
av.
East. Street. TV. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
101 Fourteenth 100
201 Fifteenth 200
301 Sixteenth 300
401 Seventeenth 400
501 Eighteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
701 Twentieth 700
801 Twenty-tlrst 800
901 Twentv-second.... 900
1001 Twenty -third 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
1201 Twentv-titth 1200
1301 Twenty-sixth 1300
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Trent Alley, bet Dolo-
res and Chattanooga fm
Twenty-fourth N.
Trenton, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton N to Pacific.
Trinidad, South S F, bet
Venezuela and Bahama
fm Schneider S to Water
Front.
Trinity, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Sutter to
Bush.
Trinity Court, W s
Trlnitv bet Sutter and
Bush.
Troy Alley, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Hyde
W.
Truett, bet Clay and
Washington fm Mason W.
Trumbull, bet Canal
and Ney fm County Road
E.
Tulare, bet Marin and
Islals Cfreek channel fm
the bav W to Orleans.
Tulip Alley, bet How-
ard and Minna fm Russ
SW.
Turli, bet Golden Gateav
and Eddy W fm Junction
Mason and Market.
South. Street. N. side,.
1 Market & Mason... 2
Margaret place 14
101 Tavlor 100
201 Jones 200
301 Leavenworth
401 Hyde 400
Dodge
501 Larkin 500
601 Polk
701 Van Ness avenue. 700
801 Franklin 800
901 6on«h
Octavla
Laguna
1201 Buchanan 1200
1301 Webster 13
1401 Fillmore 1400
1501 Stelner
1601 Pli-rce 1600
1701 Scott 1700;
Seymour avenue...-
1801 nevlsa<lero 1800
1901 Broderlck I'JOOi
St. Joseph's av....
2001 Baker (6)t
Lvon ib)\
L'dt (6),
Masonic avenue...
Twelfth, bet Eleventh|
andThlrteenth fm Mission
SE to Harrison.
N. E. Street. S. W. side.
1 Mission
Glen Park avenue. 26
101 Howard 100
201 Folsom 200
Isis
Bernlce
(«) Harrison (e)
Twelfth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
T.
Twelfth A ven
South S F. See Domin-
ica.
Twentieth, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-Qrst
fm Harrison W to Doug-
lass.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison 2
Treat avenue
101 Folsom (400) lOO
Shotwell
201 Howard (700) 20O
Capp
301 Mission (800)
Jessie
Stevenson
401 Valencia (900) 400
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe
1001 Castro lOOO
C!ollingwood
1101 . Diamond 1100 i
Eureka.
(e) Douglass (e)
Twentieth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
S.
T^ventieth Avenue,
South S F. See Mauri-
tius.
Twenty-eighth, bet
Duncan and Valley tm Old
San Jos6 Road W to Belj
levue.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez 30O
401 Noe 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen 800
(e) Bellevue (6)
Twent.v-eighth Av-
enue, tm Presidio Reser-
vation S.
Twenty-eighth Av- ;
enue. South S F. See j
Gibraltar.
Twenty-llfth,bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-
sixth fm Potrero av W.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columl)ia 400
501 Alabama 500
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701 Powell 700
Baum alley
Amboy allev
717 August alky
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
Murlun place
1001 Jones 1000
Bay View place
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Sharp place
1201 Hyde 1200
West End alley....
Moore place
i:i01 Larkin i:f00
I-lOl Polk Hoo
1501 Van Ne88 avenue. 1500
1601 Franklin ifiOO
1701 GouKh 1700
1801 Octavia isoo
1901 Laguna I'lOO
2001 Buchanan JOOO
2101 Webster 2100
2201 KlUraore 2200
2:«)1 Stelner 2:«X)
2401 Pierce 2400
•:SU Scott ,52(10
2(i()l Devlsadero 2600
2701 Brodcrick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
(e) Lyon (g)
Vnlon Alley, fra Union
pi.
Union Avenue, fm
.\iidover av K to San
Bruno Koad, B U.
Union Plaee, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Square, bet
Powell, Stockton, Postand
Gearv.
Univ'erHit.v, bet Collene
and I'rinceton fm Silver
av S, U M T.
Uruguay, ,><outh S F.bet
Madeira and Barbadoes
fm liailroad av to County
line.
Utah, bet Nebraska and
Potrero av t'm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek.
V, bet U and W fm Four-
teenth av W.
Valencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Markets
to Twenty-ninth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
15 Stevenson avenue
101 Hermann 100
201 Ridlev 200
209 Ouinn ao8
Brosnan
:«1 Fourteenth .SCO
401 Fltteenth 400
Stable alley
501 Sl.xteenth 500
601 Seventeenth. 600
Clarion alley
611 Cedar lane
617 WlUowsavenue....
701 Eighteenth 700
8U1 Nineteenth 800
Cumberland pl_... 8'20
901 Twentieth 900
Liberty
1001 Twenty-first 1000
Hill 1018
1101 Twenty-second ....1100
1201 Twenty-third 1200
1301 Twenty-fourlh ....l:«)0
1401 Twenty-fifth 140ii
1501 Twenty-sl.\th 1500
Army
(e) Twenty-ninth (e)
Valleio, bet Broadway
and (ireen fm Davis W to
I'residio Reservation.
Souin Street. JV. side.
1 Davis „. (It)
101 Front 100
201 Battery ...„ 200
Flint alley
Goat alley
301 Sansome 300
Hall alley
Prescott court ..•„„
Hudt-'es alley
Bartol
401 Montgomery „ 400
W)l
Harrison 600
Treat avenue
Folsom 700
Horace allev
Shotwell
Virgil alley
Howard 800
Cypress alley
Capp..
LUac alley
Mission 900
Bartlett
Orange alley
Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
Cuerrero 1100
Dolores 1200
Church 1300
Vicksburg
Sanchez 1400
Kkppler alley
Noe 1500
('a>tro 1600
Diamond 1700
Dout^lass 1800
Ellen 1900
Bellevue
S.
rnoiity-flftli Avenue
iliSF. See Malta.
r« riit.v-flrMt, bet Twen-
tlilli and Twenty-second
fni I'otrero av W to Eu-
ri-ka.
hnlh. Street. N. side.
I'otrero av 2
Jersey 100
201 Hampshire 200
Br\ ant avenue
301 York 300
Florida 400
Alabama
501 Columbia 500
<601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission (1000) 900
Bartlett
001 Valencia (1100; 1000
101 Guerrero (1200) 1100
Alder alley
Fair Oaks
Oulnce alley
mi Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
1^301 (Ihurch 1300
VIcksburg —
401 Sanchez 1400
501 Noe 1500
601 Castro 1600
CiiUingwood
701 Diamond 1700
(e) Eureka (e;
Twenty-flrat Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
rwenty-firHtA venue,
iith S F. See Java.
rwt-nty . fourtli, bet
Twenty -third and Twen-
t\ -lifth fm Potrero av W.
^ovth. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Br .ant avenue 300
401 Columlda 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Cypress alley
Capp
Lilac alley .
'901 Mission 900
' Osage alley _
Bartlett
Orange alley
tool Valencia... 1000
Poplar alley
San .Jok6 avenue...
UOl Guerrero 1100
Alder alley „
Fair Oaks
Quince alley
1201 Dolores 1200
Trent alley
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
VIcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
1801 Douglass 1800
1901 Ellen 1900
Bellevue
Twent.T - fourth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - ITourth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Bermuda.
Twenty-ninth, bet Val-
ley and Day fm Mission
W to Bellevue.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, fm J'residio Res-
ervntliin S.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Azores.
Twenty - necond, bet
Twenly-arst and Twenty-
third fm Polrero av W to
Ocean Koad.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 I'otrero avenue
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Br\ ant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrl.son 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
(^app
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
2001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue ..
1101 Guerrero 1100
Alderalley
Fair Oaks
Quince alley
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
I.i01 Church 1300
VIcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
C'lliingwood
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty • ttecond Av-
enue, tin Presidio Res-
ervaticm.S.
Twenty - aeeond Av-
enue, South S F. See
$>alvador.
Twenty - seventh, bet
Army and Duncan fm i >ld
San Jos6 Road W to Belle-
vue.
South. Street. y.side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe. 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, South S F. See
nadagrascar.
Twenty - sixth, bet
Tweuty-flfth and Army
fm York W to Ocean Road
South. Street. N. side.
1 York 2
101 Bryant avenue 100
201 Columbia 200
301 Alabama 300
401 Harrison 400
Treat avenue
501 Folsom 500
Horace alley
Shotwell
Virgil alley
601 Howard 600
Cypress alley
Capp
Lilac alley
701 Mission 700
Bartlett
Orange alley
801 Valencia 800
San Jos6 avenue...
901 Guerrero 900
1001 Dolores 1000
1101 Church 1100
1201 Sanchez 1200
vm Noe 1300
1401 Ca.stro 1400
1.501 Diamond ..1500
1601 Douglass 1600
1701 Ellen 1700
Bellevue
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervaiion S.
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, South S F. See
Jamaica.
Twenty-third, bet
Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth fm Potrero av \V
to Douglass.
South. Street. N. side.
I Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue ;100
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama ,500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell....:
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
UOl Guerrero 1100
Alderalley
Fair iiaks
1201 Dolores 1200
Mersey alley
Chattanooga
Medway alley
1301 Church 1300
Orient alley
VIcksburg
Blanche alley
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Dougla.ss 1800
Twenty - third Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - third Av-
enue, South S F. See
tiranada.
Tyler,now Golden GateAv
U, bet T and V fm Thir-
teenth av W.
Unadilla Avenue,
San Miguel.
Union, bet Green and
Filbert W fm Front to
Piesldio Reservation.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines
201 Sansome 200
Calhoun
301 Montgomery 300
323 Vincent _
401 Kearny 400
Filbert place 406
407 Sonora
419 Lafayette place
Varennes
501 Dupont 500
Cadell alley 508
509 Bannam place
Jasper place 518
523 Union place
535 Graham place
601 St.)ckton
Montgomery av....
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
128
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
0
501 Kenrny 500
PInckney
San Antonio
Pollard place
Margaret place
601 Diipout 600
MontKoniery av ...
Vallf Jo place
Agnes lane
701 Stockton _~ TOO
Vulcan lane
Theodore alley
Noi. nan's alley
AVheelock place
801 Powell 800
Washoe place
O'Connell place ....
901 Mason 900
Sweet
yiorence ■
1101 Jones 1100
rJOl Leavenworth 1200
i:301 Hyde 1300
— - White
1401 Larkln l-lfiO
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenae..l600
1701 Franklin 1700
ISOl flongh 1800
1901 Octftvla 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
2301 Fillmore 21500
2401 Steiner 2400
2501 Pierce 2.500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devisadero 2700
2801 Broderick 2800
2901 Baker _ 2900
(e) Lyon (e)
VaII<>Jo Court, (or Ter-
race) bet Mason and Tay-
lor fm ValleJoS.
Valltjo Place, bet
Montgomervav and Stock-
ton fm Vallejo S.
Talley, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fm Old San Josg Road W
to Belleviie.
Talpivraiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Mason
to Jones.
Vail Kess Avenne, bet
Polk and Franklin N fm
Market to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
\ Marktt and Oak... 2
Hickory avenue...
101 Fell 100
109 Linden avenue
201 Hayes 200
Ivy avenue
301 Grove 300
Birch avenue
401 Fulton 400
Ash avenue
501 McAllister 500
Locust avenue
601 Golden Gate av 600
Elm avenue
701 Turk 700
Laurel avenue
801 Eddy 800
Willow avenue
901 Ellis 900
909 Olive avenue 908
1001 O'Farrell 1000
1009 Myrtle, avenue 1008
1101 Geary 1100
Cedar avenue
1201 Post _. 1200
Walnut avenue
1301 Sutter 1300
1311 Fern avenue 1310
1401 Bush 1400
1409 Austin 1408
1501 Pine 1500
1601 California IfiOO
1701 Sacramento 1700
1801 Clav 1800
1901 Washington lilOO
2001 Jackson 2000
2101 Pacific 2100
2201 Broadway 2200
2301 Valleji 2:.00
Bonita
2401 Green 2400
2501 Union 26C0
2601 Filbert 2600
2701 Greenwich 2700
2801 Lombard 2800
2901 Chestnut 2(^00
3001 Francisco 3000
(6) Bay 3100
(ft) North Point .3200
(ft) Beach 3300
(6) Jetterson IWOO
(6) Tonquin 3500
(e) Lewis. (e)
Vancouver, South S F,
bet Gundaloupe and Gui-
ana 1m Railroad av to
County line.
Vandewater, bet Fran-
cisco and Bay Im Powell
to Taylor.
Varennes, bet Kearny
and Hupont fm Union to
Filbert.
V a M H a I b or o. Sunny
Vale Homestead.
Vassal* n ace, bet Sec-
ond aud Third fm Harri-
son SE.
Venezuela, South S F,
bet St Thomas and- Trini-
dad fm Islais to Water
Front.
Vernielir Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Kearny
E.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and Nebraska fm Mission
Creek to Precita Creek.
Vernon, City Land Asso-
ciation.
Vernon Place, bet Fol-
soni and Harrison fm Sec-
ond W.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Jackson S. See Marcy
Place.
Vernon Place, bet
Green and Union im Hyde
E.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Third NE.
Vicksburg, bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twenty-
first S to Twenty-fifth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Twentv-first 2
101 Twenty -second 100
201 Twentv-thlrd 200
301 Twentv-fourth 300
(e) Twenty-fifth (e)
Victoria, City Land As-
sociation.
Vienna, Excelsior Home-
stead Afpociation.
Villa Place, bet Pine
and California fm Taylor
E.
Vincent, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Green
to Union.
Virgil Alley, bet How-
ard and Shotwellfm Twen-
tv-fifthS to Twenty-sixth.
Virginia, bet (ihio aud
New York fm Water Front
S to Honduras.
Virginia Avenue, fm
California av SE to Cher-
nbusco, B H.
Virginia Court, bet
Pine and California fm
Dupont W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton fm
Broailwav to J'acific.
Visclier Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Beale E.
Visit aci on, Vlsitaclon
Val'ey.
f oigbi, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm CltyHall.
Volney Alley, bet
Alice and Ritch fm Fol-
som SE.
Von Scliniidt, South S
F, bet Pollock and Tevis
fm Water Front SW to
County Une.
Vulcan liane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vnllejo N.
W, south of V fm Fifteenth
nv W.
M^agner Alley, bet
.lones and Leavenworth
fm Eddy S.
Waldo A I 1 e y , bet
Broadway and A'allejo fm
Leavenworth W.
Walbridge, Vlsitaclon
Valley.
Wall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Wallace Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
California N.
tValler, bet Ridley and
Haight W fm Octavla and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market* Octavla.. 2
101 Laguna 100
201 Buchanan 200
301 AVebi^ter 300
401 Fillmore 400
Steiner 500
Pierce 600
701 Scott 700
801 Devisadero 800
Broderick 900
Piiblic Park
Lott 1200
1301 Masonic avenue.. .1300
1401 Ashbury 1400
1501 Clayton 1.500
1601 Cole 1600
1701 Shrader 1700
(e) Stanyan (e)
fValnut, bet Central av
and Laurel fm California
N.
W^alnut Avenue, bet
Post and Sutter fm Larkin
to Laguna.
Smith. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
(e) Lagnna (e)
Walttiani, bet Prospect
av and California av fm
Folsom E.
IVard, fm California av S
to Crescent av, B H. See
Banks.
Warren, S s Thirtieth
bet Whitney and Bartlett
S to Palmer.
W^arreii Avenue, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth NE.
Warren Place, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Mission E.
Washington, bet Clay
and Jackson W fm East.
South. Street. A', side.
1 East 2
101 Dmmm 100
201 Davis 200
217 Cedar
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
Custom House pL. 412
501 Sansome 500
Jones alley 5,32
601 Montgomery 600
Montgomery av
641 Dunbar alley
Kearny 700
727 Brenham place...
Washington alley_ 744
801 Dupont 800
811 Waverly place
823 Spofford
- — Stout's or Ross al. 828
901 Stockton 900
907 Havens place
913 Hopeton Terrace .
Trenton 914
■ Stone 918
•1001 Powell 1000
1007 Codman place
1017
AVetmore place.
1101
Mason
..1100
Adona place
..1106
1201
Taylor
..i2nr.
Camille place
1301
..1300
1319
Priest
—
13-'5
Reed
1401
Leavenworth ...
..1400
1501
Hyde
..\m
imi
Larkln
..1600
1701
Polk
.,1700
1H01
Van Ness avenue..l800
1901
Franklin
..190U
Gough
..2000
Octavla
2100
2'201
..'zm
2:<oi
Buchanan
..2 00
2401
Webster
..2400
2501
Fillmore
Steiner
Alta Plaza
..250e
2801
Scott
2800
',>901
Devisadero
..2i00
3(X)1
Broderick
..mi)
3101
Baker
3100
3'>ni
Lvon
..3200
3;wi
,,3:(10
:moi
Walnut
..3400
:«ni
Laurel
..*tOO
3601
Locust
..3600
3701
&'
..3700
3801
;5800
3901
Cherry
..3900
(e)
First avenue
... (ej
W^ashington Alley,
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
W^ashington Avenue
bet Ninth and Tenth fra
Mission to Howard. See
Berkeley Avenue.
W^ashington Avenue
bet Folsom and Columbia
pi fm Precita av S, B H.
Washington Square.
bet Montgomery av and
Powell, Stockton, Filbert
and Union.
W^ashoe Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Val-
lejo N.
Water, bet Chestnut and
Francisco fm Mason to
Taylor.
Water Front, fm Coun-
ty line northerly along
the bay to Shasta.
Waterville, bet Elmira
and Conkling fm Augasta
to Helena.
W^atson Place, West
End Map No 1.
W^att Avenue, West
End Homestead.
W^a^erly Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
' Sacramento to 'Washing-
i ton.
Wa.vland, bet Bacoa
' andWoolsev fm Potrero
i av W. U M T.
Wayne, bet Gates and
Kosciusko fm Cortland av
S.
1 Webb, bet Montgomery
I and Kearny fm Califuruia
! to Sacramento.
Webb Place, bet Green
and Union fm Mnson W.
Webster, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny ini Lom-
bard to Chestnut. See
IVintlirop.
Webster, bet Buchanan
and Fillmore N fm Kate
to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Kate 2
Germania „
101 Waller 100
201 Haight
Kose avenue
301 Page 300
Lilv avenue
401 Oak _
Hickory avenue ...
501 Fell
Linden avenue
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mamiracturers of Sho-w Cases
and Store Fixtures.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
5 30
WASHINGTON ST.
} Proprietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
STREET GUIDE.
129
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove 700
Birch avenue
801 Kulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAllister 900
Locust avenue
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
Elm avenue
1101 Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddv 1200
1301 Ellis vm
ia>9 Bylngton
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Gearv 1500
1601 Post IfiOO
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Buhh 1800
WIIdey..„
1901 Pine inOO
2001 Calllornia 2000
2101 Sacramento.™ 2iOO
2201 Clay 2200
2301 Wa^hlnKton. 2;«)0
2401 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific 2500
Broadway ..2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
28()1 Green 2800
2901 Union 2!«0
axn Filbert 3000
Pixley
3101 Greenwich 3100
Moulton
3201 Lombard 3200
Chestnut __
3401 Francisco
35i'l Bay 3500
North Point 3600
37U1 Beach 3700
38(J1 Jetlerson 3S00
3901 Tououln 3900
(e) Lewis (e)
\«'el<ton. Ss Crescent av
nv ."-'an Bruno Road.
M'ellM Avenue, bet
Fifteenth and Si.xteenth
tni Dolores to Church.
l«'eIlB Court, bet Du-
Dont and Stockton fm
Lombard S.
WelHh, bet Bryant and
Braniian fm Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
We«« Avenue, fm San
Jose Roftd nr Cortland av
SE to Holly Park.
Trent El Dorado, bet
SoGth and Eureka SW fm
Sl.xth to CVnter.
M'eHt-£nd Alley, bet
Hy<Je and Lark In fm
Green to Union.
Hreat 9f iaslon, W t 3Ils-
slon bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Wetmore Place, bet
Powell and Mason tm Clay ,
to Washington.
Wlieelock Plaee, bet \
Stockton and Powell tni .
Vallejo N. 1
While, bet Hyde and
Lark In fin Vallejo N.
White Place, bet Sev- [
enth and ElKhth fm
Brvant SE.
Whi«e-» Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Jones E |
Whitinir, bet Lombard I
nnd Chestnut fm Dupoiit G. ]
Whilne.r, bet MIssLn
and Howard fm Fifteenth \
to Sl.xteeuth.
Whitne.T, bet Dame and |
Warren im Thirtieth S to I
Palmer.
Wilder, bet Pine and 1
Bush fm Webster to
Stelner.
Wtllard, fm N 8 Grat-
tan N to Golden Gat«
Park.
William, bet Taylor and
Jones fm O'Farrell to
Post.
West. Street. E. side.
1 O'Farrell „ 2
101 Geary 100 ,
(e) Post (e) I
Williamia, bet Goettnt-
gen and Holvoke fm Silver
av s, U M f. See Som-
erset.
Williamson, bet Bovce
and Chase fni Geary N. '
Willow, bet Fltth and
Si.xth fm Fol.soni to Ship-
lev. See Falmouth.
Willow Avenue, bet
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkln
to Buchanan.
So\ith. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 I'olk 100 [
2f)l Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin .*. 300
401 GouKh 400
.501 Octavla. 500
601 Lat^una 600
(e) Buchanan (e) '
Willow* Avenue, bet
Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth fm Valencia to
Mls.s|on.
Winana Alie.v, bet
Howard and Tehama Im
Eighth E.
Winkle, S of San Bruno
Koad 3 mlK-s fin ClivUall.
Winxlow. ini CaltOimla
av S to I'owhattati, B H.
Wl nter liane, bet Green
anil I'nloii fm Mason E.
Winthrop, t)et Mont-
goiinry and Kearny fm
Lonibird N to Chestnut
WiMconfiin, l>et .\rkan-
sas anil Carolina fm Eighth
S to Napoleon.
Wolfe, im California av E
to Isabel, B H. \
Wood, bet Eugenia and
Collins fm Ge«ry N.
W^ool, fm North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
M^ooUey, bet Wavland
and D wight fm Potrero av
W, U M T.
Worcester Avenue,
City Land Association.
Worden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
N.
Worden Avenue, San
Miguel.
Wyoming, bet Dacotah
and Ohio fm Islals S to
Honduras.
Wyominx Avenue,
San Miguel.
Tale, bet Amherst and
Cambridge fm Silver av S.
U M T.
Yazoo, South S F, bet
I'latte and Susquehanna
fm Honduras SW.
Terba Bnena, bet Ma-
son and Taylor Im Sacra-
m-'nto to Clay.
Yolo, bet Nevada and Co-
lusa im the bay W to Po-
trero av.
York, bet Hampshire and
Bryant av fm Channel S
to Serpentine av.
Yuba, iH^t Colusa and Yolo
fni the bay W to Iowa.
Yucatan, South S F, bet
Tahiti and Carthagena fm
San Bnino Road to Coun-
tv line.
Yiima, S of El Dorado fm
Sixth SW to Center.
Zini, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Zoe, liet Third and Fourth
tni Brvant to Brannan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Foloom
SE.
BEWARE
OF
AND
BORROWERS!
iUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 Saisoie SL
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Alms House, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House
Koail, 4J6 niiles from City Hall
City Hall (new) , bet McAllister, Larkin, and Park Av
City Hall (old) , E 8 Kearny, bet Merchant and Wash.
County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
County Jail, N b Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records, S s McAllister, nr Leavenworth
House of (Correction, Old San Job6 Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, Old San Jos^ Road, 5 miles from
Citv Hall
Post Office, NW cor Washington and Battery
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), S s Colusa, nr
De Haro
United States Appraisers' Store, E s Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub Treasury, 610 Commercial
BUILDINGS.
Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Alcazar, N s O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
Alhambra, 325 Bush
Bank of California. NW cor California and Sansome
Brittan's, SW cor California and Davis
Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Central Pacific RR. Co. 's, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Cochituate, 21.3-215 Sansome
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
Cosmopolitan, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third
Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
Dividend (or Morrison's) , NW cor Pine and Leid.
Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sac.
Dooly's, NW cor Sansome and Sutler
Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and Montgomery
Fair's, SW cor Sansome and Pine
Firemans Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor California
and Sansome
Flood's, SW cor Market and Fourth
Franklin. 406-410 California
Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansome
Halleck, E s Sansome, from Sacramento to Halleck
Hayward's, 415-423 California
Howard's, 521-523 Montgomery
Johnson, 120 Sutter
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion, W s Larkin, bet Hayes and
Grove
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont. and Sansome
Merritt's. NW cor California and Drumm
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Morrison's, NW cor Pine and Leidesdorff
Murphy, NE cor Market and Jones
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows' (old) 323-327 Montgomery (new) SW
cor Market and Seventh
Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery
Parrott's. NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phelan's, junction Maiket and O'Farrell
Phoenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Pioneers' (old) 808 Montgomery (new) Ws Fourth, nr
Market
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Californis
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Shiels', 32 O'Farrell
St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Mark's, SW cor Kearny and Morton
St. Lawrence, 212 Sutter
Stevenson's, SW cor Montgomery and California
The History Building. 723 Market
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomei-y
United States Appraisers', E s Sansome, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Walkerley's, NW cor Stockton and Post
AVhiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
HALLS.
Alcazak, N 8 O'Farrell, bet Stockton and Powell
AUdacks, SW cor Bush and Devi^adero
American, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155-1157 Mission
Armory, 134 Fourth
Assembly. 1412 Polk
Barra's, 118 First
Blair's. 2131 Mission
B'nai B'rith, 119-121 Eddy
Cambrian, 1133 Mission
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Columbus, 8 s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Druids', 413 Sutter
Excelsior, 2319 Mission
Golden Gate, 1622 Pacific Av
Drews', 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central, 997 Market
Grand Western, 1328 Bush
Hare's, Marquesas, South S. F.
Huddy's. 909^ Market
Humboldt, SE cor Mission and Erie
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Independence, 39 Fourth
Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish American, 816-818 Howard
Irving, 139 Post
Ixora, 737 Mission
Kessing's, cor Twenty-first and Howard
Knight's of Pythias, 913 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
Lincoln, 413 Third
Loughead, 1605 Polk
Mannerbund, W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and.
Twenty-fifth
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Mayberry's. E s Mission, bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove ana Laguna
Myrtle, W s Railroad Av. bet Trinidad and Bahama
National Aririory, 324 Post
National Republican, 1113 Mission
Odd Fellows' (old) 325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' (new) SW cor Market and Seventh
Ono, 1883 Mission
Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Piatt's. 216 Montgomery
Saratoga, 814 Geary
Scottish, 111 Larkin
St. Ignatius', SW cor Grov&.and Van Ness Av
St. Joseph's. W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet Twenty.
third and Twenty-fourth
Teutonia, 1322 Howard
Turn Verein (Eureka) , E 8 Powell. bet Cal. and Pine
Turn Verein (old) . N s Bush, bet Stockton and Powell
Turn Verein (San Francisco), S s Turk, bet Leaven-
worth and Hvde
Turn Verein Vor'warts, 310 O'Farrell
Union Square. 421 Post
Veterans', 516 Bryant
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORMN, Manager
WM. SEST017, Asst. Uanagec
"HE BANCROFT COMPANY {maTk^tVIEOOKBIMRS, EMRAVERS, ETC.
isTf
HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
."Washington, 35 Eddy
'WiKwam, oE cor Stockton and Geary
Young Men's Christian Associiition, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Abmort, NW cor New Montsomery and Howard
Arizoua, S 8 Market, bet Main and Beale
Astor, 625-(i33 Sacranieuto
Belden. SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Blythe's. SE cor Dupont and Geary
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California. SE cor Calilornia and Battery
Commercial. SE cor California and Front
Court, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Eagle, NW cor Pine and Davis
Frank's. NW cor Sansome and Washington
Front Strei t, E s Front, from Clay to Washington
fGolden Gate, 131 Post
ansford, 110-132 Market
arpending, S a Market, bet First and Second
Holbrook, SE cor Market and Beale
Howard's, 627 Third
Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Montaomery from Merchant to Wash
Ington
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental, SW corBuwh and Battery
Park's, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Reese's, W s Battery, bet Pine and California
Sacramento, E 8 First, nr Mission
Safe Deposit. SE cor California and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
rififany, W s Mission bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth
Ihurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI
Union, junction Market and Pine
Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomerv- Av
STankee, SW cor Front and Pine
WHARVES.
Battery Street, foot Battery
Beale Street, foot Beale
BriiHdwiiy, foot Broadway
Central Paciiic RR., foot Second
Chiinnel Street, foot Channel
Channel Street South, extension of Channel Street
Dewey's, foot Third
:Pry Dock (o.'s. Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Fisherman, foot Filliert
IPolsom Street, foot Folsom
iPolsom No. 2, bet Folsom and Harrison
p'ront Street, foot Front
ireen Street, foot Green
Jathaway's. cor Spear and Bryant
aarrison Street, foot Harrison
Jobbs', E 8 Long Bridge, foot Fourth
lodgkin's. foot L, South S. F.
Joward Street, foot Howard
Toward No. 2, bet Howard and Folsom
lumboldt, foot Spear
fackson Street, foot Jackson
-arue's. East bet Market and Mission
llain Street, foot Main
llarket Street, foot Market
tfeiggs', from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason,
North Beach
Jission Street, foot Mission
ili.ssion No. 2. bet Mission and Howard
)akland Ferry, foot of Market
)riental. foot First
tie Mail SS. Co.'s. Brannan and First
'aciflc Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
'acific Street, foot Pacific
lincon. foot Steuart
lincon Point, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
ian Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
lecond and Berry Street, foot Second
pear Street, foot Spear
teambiiat. Long Bridge
'hird Street, foot Third
"allejo Street, foot Villejo
alleio Street. No. 2. bet Vallejo and Broadway
r'ubhington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Baldwin Theatre, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Theaters. 623 and 6'26 Jackson, and 814 and
836 Washington
Fountain. SE cur Kearny and Sutter
Grand Opera House, Ns Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Morosco's, S s Howard, bet Third and Fouith
Orpheum. 8 s O'Farrell. bet Stockton and Powell
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Telegraph Hi 11 Observatory.cor Kearny and Greenwich
Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Vienna Garden, NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Wigwam, SE cor Geary and Stockton
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fouiteeuth
PROMINENT PLACES.
Alcatraz Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph HIU
Angel Island, .5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Fair Race Groimds, entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Bemal Heights. S of Serpentine Av, bet San Jos6 and
San Bruno Roads
Buena Visia Park, S of Haight. bef Broderick and Lott
Clifl' House. 6H miles W Citv Hall
Dry Dock (California), Hunter's Point
Fairmount, W s Han Jose Road, nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands. 29 miles Irom City Hall
Fort Mason (Black Foiut), junction Van Ness Av and
Bay Shore
Fort Wiiifield Scott (Fort Point), nr the Golden Gate,
4 miles W City Hall
Oarratt's Point, H mile SW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Av, 6 miles
from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan, bet D and H to
Ocean, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Holladay Heights, bet Clay.Wa»h.,Goughaud Octavia
Holly Park. SWs Bemal Heights, nr San Jose Road
Hunter's Point. .5 miles SE City Hall
Islai-s Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken-
tucky to Railroad Av
Kensington. Howard. nrTwenty-first
Laguna de la Merced. 7M miles SW City Hall, nr
Ocean View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW Citv Hall
Lakeville. nr Laguna de la Merced
Lime Point, opp Fort Point
Lone Mountain. S of Point Lobos Av, nr Toll Gate
Long Fridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth, SE to
the Bay
Mission Dolores. 2H miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos
Av and Presidio Road
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point
Lobos Av and Presidio Road
North Beach, foot Powell, Wto Black Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW
City Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House
Road. 7 miles SW City Hall
Pacific Heights. California to Broadway, bet Van
Ness Av and Fillmore
Point Lobos. 63^ miles W City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo, nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2}^ miles S City Hall
Presidio. 3 miles W City Hall
Rincon Hill, bet Folsom, Bryant. First and Third
Russian Hill. Taylor, bet Broadway and Green
San Jose or Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and
Bay Shore
Seal Rock. 6J^ miles W City Hall
Sutro Heights, terminus Park and Ocean RR.. 6X
miles W Old City Hall
Telegraph Hill, Montgomery, from Broadway N to the
Bay
Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line
Terba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall
mm TYPE FOONDEES, PALMER & mill
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SAN FR.4^NCISCO, fAIi.
IMS ANUKl,KS, CAIi.
PORTLAND, OR.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General AgentsI
510 California Streif
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
FEDERAIi.
Army, Military DiviBiou of the Pacific, and Dept of
California, headquarters Phelan Building
Army, Engineers, Engineer Oificer Military Division
of the Pacific, Presidio Reservation; Fortifications
Harbors. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, 809 Mar-
ket
Army, Depots and Warehouses, 36 New Montgomery,
and Yerba Buena Island
Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay
and 506 Battery
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Coast and Geodetic Survey , U. S. Appraisers' Building
Courts, Circuit Judge, Clerk; District Judge, Clerk;
District Attorney. Marshal, Commissioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer,
and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery;
Appraisers' Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson
Geological Survey. U. S. Appraisers' Building, fourth
floor
Inspector Boilers, TJ. S. Appraiserb' Building
Inspector Hulls, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Internal Reveuue, Agents, Collector, Gangers, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park
Liglit House Department (Twelfth District) Inspector
and Engineer, 809 Market
Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain
Lake ; Superintending Surgeon, U. S. Appraisers'
Building
Mint, Superintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and
Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission
Navy Pay Office, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 620 Washington
Post Office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat-
tery ; Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Ser-
vice, SW cor Jackson and Battery ; Post Office In-
spectors, 320 Sansome
Secret Service Division, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Shipping Commissioner, 603 Front
Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Building
Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial
Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial
STATE.
Bank Commissioners. 528 California
Fish Commissioners, 302 Montiiomery
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
Mineralogist State, Pioneer Building
Immigration Commissioner, 508 Battery
Insurance Commissioner, 401 California
Pilot Examiners, 506 Battery
Pilots, 506 Battery"
Port Wardens, 525 Front
Railroad Commissioners, 119-121 Phelan Building
State Bureau Labor Statistics. 220 Sutter
Supreme Court, 121 Post, Judges' chambers, 121 Post
Viticultural CommisBionerB, 204 Montgomery
CITY AND COUNTY.
Assessor County, new City Hall, first floor
Attorney and Counselor, new City Hall, third floor
Attorney District, old City Hall, third floor
Attorney Police, old City Hall, first floor
Auditor County, new City Hall, first floor
Board City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall
Board Education, new City Hall, third floor
Board Election Commissioners, new City Hall, base
ment
Board Equalization, new City Hall, second floor
Board Health, new City Hall, first floor
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office
new City Hall
Board Supervisors Clerk of, new City Hall, second flooj
Clerk County, new City Hall, first floor
Coroner County, Dunbar Alley
Court Superior, Departments 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9 (Probatet
10 (Insolvency) Few City Hall, second floor ; 5, 6
7, New City Hall, third floor: 11 (Criminal), li
(Criminal) Old City Hall, second floor.
Courts Justices', SE cor Kearny and Washington
Courts Police, old City Hall, first floor
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, old City Hall
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento.
bet East and Drumm
Fire Department Engineers, old City Hall
Fire Marshal, 106 Jessie
Free Public Library, new City Hall
Gas Inspector, old City Hall, first floor
Grand Jury rooms, new City Hall, basement
Health Officer, new City Hall, first floor
Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
House of Correction, old San Jos^ Road, 5 miles fron
City Hall
Industrial School, old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles fron
City Hall
Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
License Collector, new City Hall, first floor
Market Inspector, new City Hall, first floor
Mayor City and County, new City Hall, first floor
Park Commissioners, Park Lodge, Golden Gate Pari
Physician City, 514 Kearny
Police Chief, old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners, old City Hall, second floor
Police Stations, old City Hall, basement ; 829 Folsom
522 Davis ; 247 Steuart ; new City Hall; 207 Sevea-
teenth, and cor Polk and Jackson
Pound Keeper, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
Public Administrator, 426 California
Quarantine Officer, 47 Merchants' Exchange
Recorder County, Hall of Records, new City Hall
Registrar of Voters, new City Hall, basement
Sherifl' County, old City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Common Schools, new City Hall,
third floor
Superintendent Streets, new City Hall, basement
Surveyor County, new City Hall, third floor
Tax Collector County, new City Hall, first floor
Treasurer County, new City Hall, first floor
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (smaP-pox) DeHaro, bei
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
fiUPiO HARASZTHY & CO.:w»sH^»?,asT
Pro«lucerii of Ibe onl:r
N AT LliA T. CHAMPAGNE-
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOE REGULAR INSERTION.
Ickvrman S. H. & Co. (Sigmnod H. Ackerman I
and .liuiics Mar. uhI plhted ware, UmpB, cutlery
Hud stitiouery, 12J KeHriiy
Ickerumu Siguiuud li. (Ackeiman & Co.) r. 91C Van
Ness Av I
Vco-k William R., stork rsiser, r. 134 Oak
IdaniM Brothfra (W. H. and G>-oint> W.) rral es-
tate niid tjeueral agentB, 420 California, and Red-
wood City
idains Cburles F., bookkeeper Adtms Bros., r. 1910
JUyde
iVdBOjB George W. (Adams Bros ) r. 1910 Hyde
\daniH W. H. (Adams Bros.; r. Redwood City
^delHon John, r. K'Jt; Howard
iftiiit Insuruiire Cu. (Hartfi.rd. Conn.) OeorKe
C. ISoardinan central aK^nt, Thcuuas E. Pope an-
Kisfaiit Kfueral aK»'iit. C. F. Bunker special agent,
N. \V. Winton lity a^ent. r>\i Calilornia
Ahlhuch Jacob, jiusniitli, |)luinl>cT and RHsfltfer
liardwure and house furnishing goods, 135 Fourth,
r. l.Wt) Folsom j
Ahreiis Ueury, stevedore, r. 493 Braunan
.\itctiihou George, r. 5 Perry !
Albnra Louis A. (Albora h Turre) 301 Montgomery j
Av. room 14 |
lAlbcira & Turro (Louis A. Albora and Odon E. Turre)
rolluctorB and iusurauce agents, 901 Montgomery
Av, room 14 I
Albi rs,' Gustav, r. 324 Golden Gate Av ]
Aldi icli Htuiirt, aKsistant stcretory Board of Educa-
tion, r. V,ii Cliiy ]
Aldri.h V. F. Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Primary
H. hool, r. iryri Olay " I
Aldrich W. T., assistant bookkeeper Parke A: Lacy, r, |
l.Vi'> Clay
Alexander E. C, r. 3 Fulton
Alien Harry, r. 1127 Bush I
Allen William H. (Perrlu & Allen) r. 410 Leaven-
worth I
AUIriilt,'e A. E., r. I'iO Sixth I
Aiiiericuii Fire InHiiraiice Co. (of Phlladel-
phia) Brown, Cruig A: Co. general agents. Win-
lield a. DuviH city iigent. 510 ("ulifornla
lAiiderfiireii i*k Olaiiie (William .J. .\ndorfureu
and Fruueis X. Olanie) proprietors Sau Francisco
Pattern Works. 110-112 Beale I
Ander.-ioii F. P., mate schr Dora, r. 503 Folsom
Andre U., r. 2311 Union
Aiulrews John C, machinist, r. 1711 Market
Andrews J. W., r. .531 Post
Antliony Thomas B., r. 1704 Howard
Archibald Charles, r. IS'.'J Polk
Artnten Arfst J., barbers' supplies, 69 Second
Ariilka A. F., r. 20.') Kearny
Arnold J. D.. M. D., pliysiciau for the treat-
ment of diseasis of the throat, noae and ear,
office 235 Post, r. 90t; O'Farrell
Asbby Elisha W'., attorney at law. 621 Clay
Atkinson Francis, steward Hose No. 8, r. S s Filbert
bet Webster and Fillmore
Atlantic and Pacllie Railroad, C. T. Swain ticket
agent. GIO Market
Atwell A H., commercial traveler, r. 959 Mission
Atwiiod Bertrand H., manufacturers' agent, r. 605
Ellis
Austin H. Z., r. 504 Eddv
Austin W. E., r. 1623 PoweU
Baile Henry, r. 232 Sutter
Bailey William H., president Spanish-American
Land and Improvement Co., San Francisco Stock
Exchange Bldg, rooms 6-7, r. Oakland
Berlin F. A., attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, r.
1260 California
Baldwin Alexander R., real estate, 328 Montgomery,
r. 2006 Waohington
Baldwin William S. , Pacific Coast agent Van-
derbllt System of Railways, 8 New Montgomery,
r. Palace Hotel
Ballantyre Alexander, superintendent Lighthouse
Construction, office 809 Market, room 89, r. 1708
O'Farrell
Banks Charles L., r. 1012 Mission
Barclay R S., blacksmith, r. 603 FolFom
Barnard 1. D., real estate ogeut, '29 Kearny, r. 1206
Market
Barcum M. S , r. 107 Natoma
Baron A. F., nienhaudise broker, 120 Sutter, room 69,
r. 1 City Hall PI
Barrett Thomas, r. 1324 Golden Gi.te Av
Bartnett Walter J. (Gregory .<: Bartnett) r. 1017 Hyde
Bates Ge< rue A., attorney at law, 526 Montgomery, r.
I(i0» Polk
Batlz C, r. 700 Broadway
Bauer Alexander, machinist, r. 503 Folsom
Bauer Henry Mrs., r. litO'J Sutter
Bauer T. Mrs., r. 1902 Sutter
Beaehy William C. r 103 Fifteenth
Beard A. M , r. .V20 OFarrell
Beik D. L.. & Son* (Eugene B. and Walter F.
Beck and Irvin Ayers) commission merchants and
importers. 30-32 Fn'iiiont
BedU.e Alfred, r. 863 Vi Market
Bekeart .lames, hardwaie, 346 Third
Bell M. W. (N. C. Carnell \ Co.) r. 620 McAllister
Bell R. S., proptr Bells Express, 622 Market, r. 11 De-
hone
Bellard John,r. 1203 Alabama
Bennett E. T., 1713 Baker .
Ben>ou J. H., r. 807 CallforPa
Bergmann C. August, r. 9X Thirteenth
Ij- rnal -lohn F.. clerk, r 4 Bernard
Bert ICutrene F., attorney at law. 328 Montgom-
erv (Sufe n. posit Bldg) r. tiC2 Twentieth
Bertram Charles L., mualciau r. 421 Post
Bibb Dandi l.l^e U.. manager Cal. Lumber Co.. 10 Cal-
ifornia, room lU. r. 1310 Folsom
Birge F. F,. real estate agent. 328 Montgomery, r. 2118
Van Ness Av
Blecker Fred. H., correspondent, r. The Baldwin
Blum Isaac, commercial traveler, r. 1019 Sutter
Bluten ./amea H., r. 127 Julian Av
Bluxome Isaac, purchasing ag. nt. r. l.V)7 Devlsadero
Bourdinan Georife C, general agent -Etna In-
surance Co., (of Hartford) 514 CaliforniB. r. 1750
Franklin
Boardt Henrv r. 130 Twenty-ninth
Boedewit; Georffe, artist, 70 Flood Bldg, r. 744
Mission
Bobmer Henry, r. 734 Montgomery
Bolimer Herman S., consul Republic of Colom-
bia. 506 Battery, room 4, r. 215 Kearny
Borg Frank, r. 45 Third
Bosquet L., r. 11 m Leavenworth
Boyd James T. (Cope, Boyd k Flfleld) attorney at
law. 324 Pine, r. Pacific Club
Bradbury William B., bookkeeper J. C. Nobman. r.
610 Nineteenth
Brandt F. J., carpenter, r. 503 Folsom
Bray Thomas, r. 901 Sacramento
Breck James, salesman Samuel Breck, r. Oakland
Breck Samuel, commission merchant, 212 Clay, r.
Oakland
Breen & Schllngheyde (Miss Katie Breen and Miss
Adele Schllngheyde) stenographers and type-
writing, 608 California, room 34
Bretonnel J. V.. secretary California Label Press and
MacCabe Lithograph Co., 410 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Brewster Charles U., r. 2.117 Sutter
Bridgeman John W. (Glynn Ai Bridgeman) r. 907
O'Farrell
Brockman A.. E., r. 751 Harrison
Brooks William P., architect, r. 28Haight
Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaking, 915 Jackson
Bro-vvn, Crai$; & Co, (Edward Brown and Homer
A. Craig) general insurance agents, 510 California
Brown Frank G., butcher, r. 915 Jackson
Brown John O., messenger lighthouse engineer, r.
915 Jackson
Brown M. E., r. 734 O'Farrell
Browne M. 0.. r. 120 Sixth
Brownstone M., r. 347 Fourth
Bruuer E. A. Mrs., artist, r. 1830 Eddy
.EADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYl
I»OKTl«Adi]>, OR.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Bryant k Mullen (George Bryant and Dennis A. Mul-
len) shoe juanufartnrers, 97 Stevenson
Bufliiijftoii John M., mining s^crHtiry, 903 Call-
jtoruin, room 1], r. HtiH O.ik. Oakland
Bunker Charles F., specinl atrent iKtua Insurance Co.
of Hartford, 5U California, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Burdette Kobert J., r. 819 Bush
Burge S. S. (Bnrge .ife Donahoo) r. 2045 Howard
Burge & Donahoo (S. 8. Burge and M. J. Donahoo)
agricultural implements, W Bf'tle
Bnrnhaia James W. (Burnham & Marsh) r. Alaraeda
Burnliani & MarsU (JatU' s W. Burnham and
F. D. Marsh) real estate agents, 210 Montgomery
Butler Thomas (McLellan & Co.) r. 1924 Hayes
Biitterfteld William, real estate agent and auc-
tioneer, 624 Market, r. Menlo Park
Cadle Mav Mrs., r. 1138 Ilownrl
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL FLOWER
WOKKS, Manescau «& Lob« proprietors,
importers and manufacturers artificial
flowers and fancy feathers, 510 Market
California Bottlina Co., .John J. Buck pr'Sident, Ed-
ward G. K^ilben secretary, 1407-1417 Eddy
California Label Press and MacCabe Lith-
oj^raph Co., E. L. Labadie manager, 410 Mis-
sion
California Lumber Co., mnfrs 0"egon pine, cedar
and spruce, mills Coos Bay, Dandridge H. Bibb
manager, office 10 (Jalifornia room 17
California State Board of Silk Culture Mrs. Louise
Rieuzi secretary, office 91-9) Flood Bldg
California State Board of Trade, John M. Davies
secretary, John Q. B|^wn manager, 16-18 Second
California View Publishing Co., 26 Montgomery
California Vinegar Works, Schammel Packing Co.
proptrs, 410 Chestnut
Callanan Michael, lithograph printer The Dickman-
Jones Co., r. 51.5 Twenty ninth
Canuey W. D., elevator tender 328 Montgomery, r. 609
Hayes
Carlisle A. & Co. (Albert Carlisle) mnfg stationers,
212 Battery
Carlisle J. K., salesman Clark's Mile End Agency, 541
Market
Carlton Charles C, commission and insurance, 514
California, r. 907 Pine
Carnall Nathan C. (N. C. Camall & Co.) r. Redwood
City
Carnall N. C. Si Co. (Nathan C. Carnall, M. W.
Bell and C. A. Sherman) real estate agents, 624
Market
Carr John G., carpenter and builder, 8 Taylor, r. Ellis
nr Leavenworth
Cartwright Henry, coppersmith, r. 309 Brvant
Cartwright William boilermaker, r. 309 Bryant
Case W. W. Rev., pastor Central Methodist Epis-
copal Church, r. 477 Haight
Castle Michael (Macondray & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Chalney A. K. Mrs., teacher elocution, 17 Flood Bldg,
r. 318 Turk
Chainey George Prof,, teacher elocution, 17
Flood Bldg, r. 318 Turk
Chamberlin Harry, printer, r. 4 Ewer PI
Chapin Charles W., orchardist, r. NW cor Sanchez
and Hancock
Ohappell William, expressman, r. 509 Twenty-second
Chicago Packing and Provision Co., William Selover
president, J. S. Emery vice-president, R. R. Gray-
son secretary, 327 Pine, room 20
Cho-%vn James V., inspector stoves and ranges,
109 California, r. 1416 Geary
Christie D. B., r. 9 Van Ness Av
Churchill James, plasterer, r. 319 Clementina
Clarice George, books, stationery.etc, 834 Market
r. 712 Sutter
Clarke Henry P. (Hobson, Clarke & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Coburu J. B. v., r, 614 Bush
Coghlin K., r. 32.5 Oak
Cohen L., r. 2006 Larkin
Cohn Abram, commission merchant, 113 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Cohn Emil, manager S. F. Rebate Alliance, 723 Mar-
ket, r. 505 Bush
Cohn Mas, secretary 8. F. Rebate Alliance, 723 Mar-
ket, r. C.05 Bush
CoUary George, r. 444 Brannan
Collins George, r. 1014 Mason
CoUmau Henry (Hartdegen& Collman) r. 513 % Franfcl
lin
Columbus Packing Co., Fontana & Co. agents;
cor Taylor and Francisco, office 123 California ;
Comblaud Bertha, dressmaking, 427 Sutter
Condon L. R., r. 634 Mission ,
Conrad John J., contractor, r. 307 Octavla |
Cook Thomas & Son (New York) excursion agents;
I'Uetcher & Wanuemacher agents, 624 Market
Coolly E. P., r. 39 Waller
Coombs John H. Jr., clerk, r. 1308 Devisadero
Cooper Eben B., bookkeeper, r. 628 O'Furrell
Cope, Boyd «S; Fifield (Warner W. Cope. James
T. Boyd and William H. Fifield) attorneys at
law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14
Cope Warner W. (Cope, Boyd & Fifield) r. 614 Sutter
Copland F. E. C, r. 819 Howard
Corbaley Robert C, agent West Publishing Co.. St.
Paul, Minn., r. 404 Turk
Cordes Frank E., dairy produce and provisions, 117
Fifth
Cordy John J., salesman, r. 118 Eleventh
Cormac T. E. K., attorney at law. 508 California,
r. Saucelito
Cormack A. B., r. 1812 M Geary
Couch John, r. 590 Seventeenth
0 iwing Estes H. (Fontana & Co.^ r. 919 Lombard
Coyle Joseph A., bookkeeper Fratinger & Co., r.
Post
Crawford John G., r. 1108 Powell
Coley George H., manufacturers' agent, 306 Sacra-
mento, r. Berkeley
Crovat P. L., traveling freight and passenger agent
A. and P. RR., office 4 New Montgomery
Cummlngs G. P.. r. 621 Post
Ourran John, capitalist, r. 1830 Eddy
Cuvtin K. I. Bliss, artist, 101 Flood Bldg, r. 25
Bennington
Curtis William, r. 1033 Ellis
Cusick W. A., r. 521 Post
Dallin R., tailor. 1034 Market, r. 7.30 McAllister
Daly John, wines, liquors and cigars, NW cor
Stoc ton and O'Farrell, r. 1 Cedar Av
Daniels S. L., r. 1218 Mission
D'Arcv John. r. fil4 Bush
Darpel John T., bartender C. J. Fox, r. Gait House
Davey Harry, bartender T. K. James, r. Alameda
Davis John G. (Metzler ^ Davis) r. 609 Sacramento
Davis R. J., r. Hotel Bella Vista
Davis William H., r. 115 }$ Eleventh
Dawson Alexander, r. 109 Minna
Dawson John, r. 109 Minna
Delanoy Fred. N. (Reno & Delanoy) r. Healdsburg
Deming A. J., r. 926 Pine
De Mulford J. M., cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
11.50 Market
Dennis Frank H., physician aud surgeon, 321 Sutter
Dewing Amassa J., manager piano dept The J. Dew-
ing Co., r. 926 Pine
Dickson Alexander, r. 1125^ Turk
Dilla Douglas F. (Patent Development Co.) office 841
Market, r. Oakland
Dimond Henry P., attorney at law, 415 Montgomery,
r. Cosmos Club
Domett Ellen M. Miss, r. 818 Powell
Donovan John, organizing editor Picturesque Cali-
fornia, office 420 Bush, r. 1817 O'Farrell
Dowe Joseph, r. 648 Howard
Drendel Paul, tinner, r. 921 Harrison
Dresel D. G., r. 1819 Clay
Dreyfus Edgar, clerk A. T. Green, r. 712 Ellis
Dudley James S., r. 2460 Mission
Dunbar James W. (M. T. Freitas & Co.) r. 1006 Do-
lores
Easle Robert F., r. 227 Kearny
Earle H. H. (Tormey & Earle) r. 2222 Jackson
Easton James W. (Wainwright & Easton) r. 109 Fell
Easy Copying Press Co. (Detroit, Mich.) S. B.
Paige k Co. agents, office 116 Front
Eaton F. W. «& Co. (Fred. W. Eaton) grain com-
mission merchants and agents San Francisco
Steamboat and Transportation Co.. 126 Clay
EickhofT Henry, attorney at law, 303 California,
rooms 25-26, r. 7 ; 8 Guerrero
Elite Manicure and Cosmetic Parlors The,
Mrs. M. J. Lynch proprietor, 10 Geary
Ellis George W., assistant manager Cal. Label Press
and MacCabe Lithograph Co., r. 558 Willow Av
KATIOML Fire lis. Co. of HartM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manag<
•HE BANCROFT CaiWPaHY!».TK?,V;-ECOKBIMRS, EERAMS, ETC.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
135
lElwell Frank D., maps, blocks, etc., 405 Montgomery,
room '2t;
lErrlckaon John, waiter, r. 14 Morris Av
Emery J. S., vice-president Chicago Packing and Pro-
vision Co., ;127 Pine, room 'JO, r. Emery Station
Epdt)r William H. (Siemer k Esdor) r. 601 Jones
Evans Georce B., r. 2'29 Fulton
iFeelcv John, contractor, r. '27 Fell
Felt Frank, r. 4:i»i liartlctt
lENN CHAELES B. i^pcer
flowers iiiid fculhcri*, GH'i Market opp
Palace Hotel, f. 7i:) SUotwell
Fenn Tliouias W., luourauce adjuster, ai9 California,
r. Alameda
Eenn W. S., r. IfiOS Je8.sle
Ferniifion O. A., r. 1201) Howard
FerKuson David, r. 17;i Perry
Fenie William, r. 553 M Minna
rpilield William H. (Cope, Boyd & Fifleld) attor-
ney at law, a24 Pine, rooms 11-14, r. East Oak-
laud
Flniiie W. F.. physician and surgeon, SM Post
Fisher CiinrleH C, r^al estate, 608 California,
room 14. r. 1711 Baker
Fit/-cruld W. S.. r. 313 Jessie
Flavin Edward, salesman Uinz fc Landt. r. 129 Sixth
'Fleming T. F., compositor, r. 2a2 Seventh
Tlctrhcr Walter K. (Fletcher & Waunemacher) r. 640
Oolden Gate Av
■Fletclter <!k \Vanneinnclier(WaUer K. Fletcher
and John Waunemacher) agcnt.-i Thomas Cook *
Son, <;24 Market
[Flood Patrick, r. 12 Henrietta Square
•Fontana & Co. (Mark J. Fontana and Estes H.
Cowing) manufacturers cauued goods, r23 Cali-
fornia, room 7
"Forbes Chiirles H. (Harding & Forbes) attorney at
law. 41.') Montgomery, r. Oakland
[FORBES FRANK H. ,uu,,u.
I and apotliecary, 1 US4 itiarltet
■Forester Edwin, r. 3IH .\IinnB
Fowler F. I.., r. 009 'j Howard
Fowler S. S , r. W9 5i Howard
Friedrich James J., physician, r. 310 O'Farrell
(Fuller George E., r. lODSJi Larkin
Oalindo Julia, widow, r. 4 Bernard
Oalliigber Charles K., manager Gallagher Transfer
I Co., 3C. Market, r. Oakland
iOallagher Transfer Co., Charles E. Gallagher mana-
ger, 36 Market
Garrick John, r. 227 Second
Gaskin A: Co., John B. Gaskin m.'inager, mnfrs
matches. 1217 Howard
George S. E.. r. 948 Howard
Oibbs Napoleon, machinist JEtna Iron Works, r. Me-
chanics' Hotel
OibRon John O., real estate agent, 405 Front
OibAOii, Parisii & Co., upholstery goods, 40
Phelan Bldg
Gibson Robert, r. 1254 California
Glaser Edward F., clerk L. R. Ellert, r. 423 Kearny
Gleaeon Claus (Shiebley & Co.) r. ICO Tehama
Oodbe Anthony, r. 616 Mason
Goetz F. W., grainer and paper hanger, 1314 Market,
r. 909 Twenty-sixth
Ooldmin Leopold, tailor, 229 Hayes
Goldner Alfred C, attorney at law, 303 California,
rooms 25-26, r. 103 California Av, B. H.
Ookltree N. Rev., r. '2208 Bush
Gordon Samuel B., r. 1522 Polk
Gray James, tinner, r. 9 Alabama
Oreen P.. H, proprietor Millbrae Dairy, r. Hotel
Pleasinton
Gregory Warren C. (Gregory & Bartnett) r. 324 Fre-
mont
Gregory & Bartnett (Warren C. Gregory and Walter
J. Bartnett) agents Scotchler & Gottshall, real es-
tate agents, 413 Montgomery
Grossman E. L.. r. 14 Ash Av
Hackett F. M., dentist, office and r. Florence Ho-
tel. 102 Ellis
HaUn Ernest, r. 943 Folsom
Hall Albert E., r. 824 Kearny
Hamm J. W.. clerk Pest Office, r. 1^20 California
Harding R. T. (Harding & Forbes) attorney at law,
415 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Harding * Forbes (Charles H. Harding and R. T.
Forbes) attorneys at law. 415 Montgomery
Harrington B. W,, compo.sitor. r. '20 Eleventh
Harrold A. W., patent medicine (Canyoutell) 1441
Market
Hartmann George, liquor saloon. 18 Taylor
Harvey A. C. (A. C. Harvey & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Haivey A. C. * Co. (A. C. Harvey and George E.
Richards) excursion agents, 71U Market
Harvey George B., r. 20 Seventh
Hatje William A., bookkeeper Lang & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Healy Thomas M., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Green and Montgomery
Heaphey M., hay. grain, wood and coal, NE cor Capp
and Seventeenth
Hecht Jacques, a:,'ent Mexican International, Pacific
and Gulf of California SS. Co., 328 Montgomery,
room 7, r. Russ House
Heck Charles, carpenter T. Robinctt
Heise John D., with F. Verdenhalven, r. 744 Six-
teenth
Helfriih Henry (Yonng k Holfrich) r. 64 Shipley
Heiier William n., major Engineer Corps, U. S.
A., Illver and Harbor Improvements, engineer
Twelltli Lightliouse District, office 809 Market,
room i".>. T. 1814 Sacramento
Hewlett P. B., farmer, r. 411", Chestnut
Heynenian Lionel H., civil engineer, 9 San8om\ r. 7
Fr:incisco
Hight.wer J. P., r. 911 Bush
Uilanls W. J., manager The Katlonal Oil Co., 334-336
Townxend. r. 10'>H Twenty-first
Hill Edgar A., r. 730 Howard
Hill Tliomagl^., dentist, cor Market and Seventh,
Odd Fellows' Bldg, room 3, office hours 9 A. M. to
R P. M.
Hilliard A. W., salesman H. Licbes & Co., r. 1025
Mission
Hintiiian Cha'-les, groceries and liquors, NE cor Lar-
kin and Filbert
HobbH Jennie Mins, artist porcelain painting,
1(X» Flood Bid. r. 1708 Geary
Hodgson Walter, machinist Jitna Iron Works, r. Oak-
l»nd
HofT G Mirgf- F., butcher, r. 812 Jersey
Hoflner John, r. 1711 Market
Hoffmann J. L., bookkeeper N'aber, Alfs & Brune, r.
r20 Post
HoUing John F., real estate agent, 5:J3 Kearny, r. 6'25
Turk
Hook M. E., r. Fourth Av nr Point Lobos Av
Hore E. B., with Japanese Tree laip. Co., 120 Sutter
Howard Alfred, r. 1401 Polk
Howard Charles M. (Stoermann i Howard) r. East
Oakland
Hubbard Henry C, clerk Call. r. 118H Twelfth
Huberlioais, proprietor Hubers Hall, 114 Grant
Av
Hulme k Hart (James B. Hulme and Jackson Hart)
general commission merchants, 116 California
Huron Horace, r. 919 Mission
Husing Frederick, tailor. 317 Hayes
Hyneman Samuel, mining operator, 106 Leidesdorff,
room 5, r. 525 Fulton
Inventors' Manufacturing Co., Chester W. M. Smith
president, 217 Sansome
Ireland John, r. 1153 Howard
Isberg M., r. 214^ Clara
Israel M.. r. 15« Morris Av
Iversen, Jensen & Co. (Niels Iverson, Carl Jensen and
James Johnson) lumber dealers, 18 Market
Jackson William, r. 372 Natoma
Jaeerer Frederick W^., real estate broker, 11.50
Market, r. 214^ Sixth
James Thomas K., wines and liquors, NE cor
Front and Market, r. 906 Market
Jarvis J. J., r. 1012 Mission
Jewell M. C, manager Phoenix White Lead and Color
Works, 28 30 Jessie, r. 4'22 Post
Johnson G. W.. attorney at law. 44 Phelan Bldg, r.
Sacramento, Cat.
Jones Hu. attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, room 28,
r. 13.i8 Folsom
Jones W. H., r. 21 Freelon
Judge John, r. 710 Valencia
Jurgens William, brewer, r. 919 Filbert
Juvannetti Ricardo, laborer, r. 180 Vandewater
imm TYPE FOUNDERS, PALIER & BEY{
SAX FRAKCISCO, rAI«
IMS AKiiEl.t:H, CAl-
rOBTl,AKI>, OB.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIOlVSv
BROWN, CRAia & CO.. General Agents.
136
SAN FRANCISCO DIliECTORY.
Kaltliofif Aiigust, watchman, r. KiO Perry
Kaufman Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 36 Market
KavanoKh U. H. r. 225 Leavenworth
Koutiu^ David, couductur, r. 608 Jessie
KpiUiiiK Willioni, r. 1010 California
Kellcy Thomas A. (Roberts & Kelley) r. 724 Folsom
KelloHg E. U.. 110 Eiirhth
Kenueily John. r. 17U Octavia
Kennedy Timotliy P., conductor, r 1021 Capp
Kihsli Ernest, bakery and coffee saloon, 530 Fourth
Kleiulinns John, secretiiry Schauimel Packing
Co.. 23-2.5 California, r. 640 Fell
Knapp William, bookkeeper Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. Oakhind
Kramer C. H., r. 1109)^ Stevenson
Lncld & Allen (Parish B. Ladd and William H.
Allen) attorneys at law, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12
Lambert H. J., r. 403 Taylor
LAMBLA JULES & 00.
(Dominique Delovnie jincl Leon Andre)
employment oflice, :i!20 Sutter
Lederer C. Mrs., r. 2102 Bush
Leonard Alexander T., physician and surgeon, 32
Pheliin Bldg, r. 311 Taylor
Leonard Homer, r. 14 Eddy
Levlngston Marc, physician^ 224 Kearny, r. 1301 Oc-
tavia
Lindeuborn Charles S., r. 131 Langton
Lobe Anatole (Manescau k Lol)e) r. 1715 Laguna
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, 530 California, r. 1717
Webf-ter
Low Joseph W.. merchant, r. 1717 Webster
liowry & Steller (William J. Lowry and Lonis
Steller) grain and produce commission mer-
chants, 118 California
Luudstrom K. A., hatter, 34 Sutter, r. 519 Castro
Mackay Duncan C, broker, 408 California, r. 1419
Washington
Mackay Robert G., reporter Chronicle, r. 1419 Wash-
nigton
Msloney J. (Tomlinson & Maloney) r. 346 Seventh
Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, 18 Seventh
Manescau & Liobe (Victor Manescau and Anatole
Lobe) proprietors California Artificial Flower
Works, 510 Market
Marcus James (S. H. Ackerman & Co.) r. 425 Eddy
Marsh F. D. (Burnham & Marsh) r. 2315 Scott
Martyn James B., r. 824 Mission
Mason John (Mason k Whitman) r. 1127 Broadway
Massie William, barber, r. 3117>^ Mission
Mathews John, sawmaker California Saw Works, r.
720 Howard
Matthews Wlckliffe (Rogers, Matthews & Chllstrom)
attorney at law, 415 Montgomery, r. 1620 Bush
Melntyre William, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery
McKinne Barna. attorney at law, 402 Kearny, rooms
5-7, r. 816 Fifteenth
McKnight Robert J., clerk D. C. Smith, r. 2029 Mis-
sion
Meier Louis H., cabinetmaker, r. 821 Point Lobos Av
Mertens M. J., vice-president and treasurer San
Frani'isco Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. 711 Fillmore
Mexican International Pacific and Gulf of California
Steamship Co., Jacques Hecht agent, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7
Michelsen E. W., compositor, r. 530 Ellis
Mikulioh Jacob C, liquor saloon, 515 Clay, r. 2524
Slitter
Miller Charles A., baker, 525 Pine
Miller George H. , architect, 126 Kearny, room 20,
r. 2C00 Sutter
Miller William D., physician and surgeon, 118 O'Far-
rell
Morken William C. (Wilkens & Morken) r. NW cor
Third and Biyant
Morrison Andrew W., engineer, r. 1601 Jessie
Mueller Charles, liquor saloon 221 Ellis
MunHon R. D.. r. 2414 California
Myer Louis watchmaker and jeweler, 336 Sutter, r.
237 Golden Gate Av
Newman H., r. 700 Dolores
Nihan M. J., proprietor Home Rule Exchange Sa-
loon, SE cor Mason and Bay
Nordell O. W., painter, 235 Jackson
Nutting W. R., photographer, 26 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Oberdtsen Richard, wines and liquors, 2323
Masou cor Bay
Occidental Varnish Works, J. P. JoUrdeu
proprietor, office 811 Market
Oliver Andrew A., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 2820
Pine
Pacific Axle Co. (J. T. McCrosson and W. Hen-
dry) manufacturers axles, works NW cor Napa
and Maryland, Potrtro, office NW cor Mission and
Fremont
PaciHc Baking Co. (bread bakery) 717-721 Bat-
tery
Pacific Coast Bureau of Education, Mrs. May L.
Cheney manager, 300 Post
Pacific Lumberman and Contractor (weekly) W. L.
Peet editor, H. D. Peet business manager, SOS
Market
Peet Henry D., business manager Pac. Lumberman
and Contractor, 809 Market
Peet W. Lockwood, editor Pac. Lumberman and Con-
tractor, 809 Market
Pitblado C. B. Rev., pastor Calvary Presbyterian
Church, r. 813 Bush
Potrero Yeast Co. (Charles Schroth and Louis and
Herman Westerfeld) office 214 Stockton
Richards George E. {A. O. Harvey k Co.) r. 419 Geary
Richardson George J., manager Max Popper, r. 1115
Montgomery
Ridley A. E. Brooke, broker and commission mer-
chant, 214 California, r. Fruit Vale
Robberson J.isper H., attorney at law, 622 Clay,
rooms 6-7
Robertson C. J , clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 30
Hawthorne
Rogers Joseph, Btockbroker, r. 621 Post
Rowe Albert (Willcutt & Rowe) 5 Merchant
Samm Frank (Samm k Meyer) r. Oakland
Samm <Si Meyer (Frank Samm and Charles Meyer)
proprietors The Wigwam Theater, SE cor Geary
and Stockton
Samples. S., wines and liquors, 108 Geary, r. '
1206 Market
Schlegel E. L.. compositor Chroni' le. r. 1051 Market
Schnlz William F., shipping clerk Dodge, Sweeney &
Co.. r. 927 Grove
Schmld John, merchant tailor, 331 Bush, r. 280
Minna
Schroth Charles (Schroth & Westerfeld and Potrero
Yeast Co.) r. 1005 Geary
Schroth <tte Westerfeld (Charles Schroth and
Louis Westerfeld) real estate, 1003-1005 Geary
Shawhan J. E. Jr., with Huntington Hopkins Co..
and secretary Albert Gallatin, junction Market
and Bush, r. 733 Bush
Shea Richard, bartender J. B. Bacon
Shuck Oscar T., attorney at law. 509 Kearny, r. 2416
Sacramento
Smith W. Louis, student Rogers, Matthews and Chil-
Strom
St. Marie & Par^ (A. H. St. Marie and A. 8. Par^)
solicitors patents, 420 Montgomery, room 21
Starr & Mathison (A. M. Starr and Thos. Mathison)
smelters and refiners antimony, Harrison nr
Nineteenth
Steen E. T., manufacturer Safety Window Seat
and superintendent Wave Power Co., 935 Market
Straub John N., merchant tailor, 437 Bush, r.
817 }i Hayes
Tomanovich T. V., merchandise and commission
broker. 123 California, room 1, r. 703 Green
Tormey P. J. (Tormey k Earle) r. 2611 Folsom
Tormey & Earle (P. J. Tormey and H. H. E.irle) com-
mission merchants, fancy goods, etc., 220 Sutter
Turre Odon E. (Albora & Turre) 301 Montgomery Av,
room 14
Verrinder Brothers (Arthur E. and Robert F.) den-
tists, 809 Market
Wells Frank, wood and coal, NW cor Duncan and Do-
lores
West Monroe G., lock expert Charles Waltz, r. Oak-
land
Western Patent Agency, office 809 Market
Wififsrer Henri, notary public, 8 Montgomery, r.
938 Pacific
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kanufactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market St
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
1 5 30
(WASHINGTON ST.
Proincers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
THE
SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING MAY 1, 1888.
tSf NoTicB— iVawi«* too late for regular insertion, remavaU, changes, etc., which have occurred during the
tprlnting of the work, will be found on the pages immediately preceding this.
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I A A House, John F. Bolts proprietor, 308 Kearny
!A B C Guide (monthly) Traffic PublishinK Co.
publishers and i)roprletor8, 42U Montgomery
lA B C House, John Ferguson proprietor, 601
Kearny
LAabel A. Martin, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 213 Fifteenth
kAabel Theodore, with L. P. Degan, r. 213 Fifteenth
kAaris Percy, r. ISlFoartb
lAarou Aaron, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1717
Geary
^Aarou Asen, tinsmith, r. 939 Folsom
iAarou David, mnfr button holes, 137 Sixth, r. 29 Har-
riet
lAarou David Mrs., dressmaker, 137 Sixth, r. 29 Harriet
iAaron Emil, salesman Greenberg & GreenberK, r. 417
Mason
lAaron Joseph, barber, 532 Third, r. 610 Brauuan
[Aaron Leopold, fresco painter, r. 460 Clementina
lAaron Morltz, cigarmaker, r. 147 Second
lAaron Moses, salesman Samuel Weitz & Co., r. 1717
Geary
lAaron Samuel, porter Lowenberg & Co., r. 603 O'Far-
rell
LAaron Theresa Mrs., r. 503 O'Farrell
lAbadie John B. , tailor, 1222 Stockton
LAbadie William, cattle dealer, r. 1724 Hyde
lAbbes Franz H., paints, oils, etc., 1821 Polk
lAbbey Edgar W., bookkeeper Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. Oakland
lAbbiati Albino, r. 555 Stevenson
lAbblati Csfiar, musician, r. 665 Stevenson
LAbbot Qeorge, proprietor San Francisco Wool
Exchange, NW cor Fifth and Townsend, r. Union
Club
[Abbot Louis, clerk, r. 142 Sixth
lAbbot Maria, widow, r. Tenerlffe nr Tomblgbee
^bbot S. Leonard Jr. , secretary Security Sav-
ings Bank, 228 Montgomery, r. 3019 California
lAbbotsford House. Michael Brogan proptr, NW cor
Broadway and Larkln
kAbbott A., Railroad Commissioner First District,
office 119-121 Phelan Eldg. r. Sacramento
Abbott Adelbert S.. clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. Oakland
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
I MOST WeWS!
IttOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADYEETISEMEUTS !
W, & J, SL011fl[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Abbott Charles H., woolbroker, NW cor Fifth Jand
Bluxome, r. Pacific Club
Abbott Charles W., chief engineer stmr Eastern Ore-
gon, r. 393 Sixth
Abbott Edward F. (Abbott & Brown) r. 708 Mont-
gomery
Abbott Frank, cook, r. 63 Jessie
Abbott Frank A., orchardlst. r. 320 Haight
Abbott Frank H.. foreman D. S. Stanley & Co., r.
1134)4 Twenty-second
Abbott George, clerk, r. 1038 Howard
Abbott George, medical student, r. 708 Montgomery
Abbott H. B. Mrs., r. 2« Grove
Abbott John, traveling salesman, r. 2901 Bush
Abbott Lewis H., bookkeeper Cubery & Co., r. 675
Minna
Abbott Mark L., driver, r. 660 Howard
Abbott Mary E. Mrs., r. 1038 Howard
Abbott Michael, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
Abbott O. Mrs., widow, r. 112 Olive Av
Abbott Peter, painter, r. 637c Minna
Abbott S. P. Mrs., saleslady Mrs. E. E. Caswell, r.
Saratoga, Cal.
Abbott Samuel S., carpenter, 1650M Mi*on, r. 1645H
Mission
Abbott Thomas, boarding. 215 Broadway
Abbott William, cashier Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 311 Haight
Abbott William, clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Abbott William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Abbott & Brown (Edward F. Abbott and Henry D.
Brown) liquor saloon, 311 Grant Av
e^ Abbott. See Abbot
ABEL, BACH & FITZGERAID ,»..»„.
^ Ite^, Wis. ) E. M. Well a^ent, 214 Bush
Abel Bertha, widow, r. 26 Zoe
Abel Charles, master mariner, r. NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Abel Charles A., glazier Wilson & Bro., r. NE cor
Howard and Steuart
Abel George A., salesman Elisha Ransom Jc Co., r.
26 Hampton PI
Abel Halvor C, hassockmaker. r. 18 Oak Grove Av
Abel Henry C, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 26
Hampton PI
Abel Herman, stonecutter r. 434 Fifth
IflLMER & REY ; TYPE, PRESSES
SAX FR AXriJSCO, CAl,.
PORTI.AM>. OR.
tOS ANOELES, CAE.
11
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
•ACIFIC COAST!
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrOUTEUS OK
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, Sn, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Aliel Iilft, compositor, r. S'24 Mission
Abel Ida, fur cloakmaker, r. ;iO Willows Av
Abel Margaret, widow, r. 39 Willows Av
8S" Abel. See Aubel
Abell Alexander G., Grand Secretary Grand
Lodge F. and A. M., Masonic Temple, r. 1027
Washiugton
Abell T. Mrs., widow, r. 1629 Clay
Abels Charles, paints and oils, 905 J^ Howard, r. 923
Howard
Abels Herman, salesman Aug. Jungblut & Co., r. 7
Garden
Abend Post (German, daily and weekly) 8. F.
Abend Post Publishing Co. publishers and pro-
prietors, 535 California
Abenheim Leopold, manager Happy Hints Publishing
Co., 106 Post, room 11
Aber William, bookkeeper, r. 832}^ Harrison
Aber William E., wood sawyer and wood dealer, 235
Berry, r. 832 }«S Harrison
Abernethy John H., physician, 426 Kearny
Abraham Abraham, bookkeeper D. Block & Co., r.
224 Fulton
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 404 Pacific
Abraham Bella Miss, r. 701 Larkin
AlXraliani CUarles, seedsman and florist, 106
California Market, and proptr Western Nursery,
Greenwich bet Franklin and Gough, r. Green-
wich bet Franklin and Gough
Abraham Christian B., driver, r. Eighth Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Abraham Ernestine, widow, r. 1130 McAllister
Abraham Gabriel (Eosenblum & Abraham) r. 8 Hyde
Abraham Henry, gardener, r. Greenwich bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Abraham Hyman, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 701
Larkin
Abraham Isaac, merchant, r. 732 McAllister
Abraham Isadore, barber, 231 J^ Second, r. 8 M Mor-
ris Av
Abraham Jacob, salesman Mierson & Jewell, r. 8Ji
Morns Av
Abraham Joseph, boots, shoes ^nd clothing, 721 San-
some
Abraham Julius, r. 34 Fair Oaks
Abraham Louis, clerk G. Abrahamson, r. 1130 McAl-
lister
Abraham Max, steward San Francisco Verein, r. 219
Sutter
Abraham Morris, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 732
McAllister
Abraham Morris, tailor Eosenblum & Abraham, r. 8
Hyde
Abraham Nathan, salesman M. Heller & Sons, r. 224
Fulton y
Abraham Phillip, insurance broker, 301 California, r.
224 Fulton
Abraham Samuel, salesman David Seller, r. 1130 Mc-
Allister
Abraham William, r. 265 Tehama
je®" Abraham. See Abrahams, Abram andAbrams
Abrahams Abram, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. 605 Mc-
Allister
Abrahams Heiman (Abrahams & Bro.)r. 1817 J<J Powell
Abrahams Henry, shirtmaker, r. 1320 Webster
Abrahams Lesser (Abrahams & Bro.) r. 1917 Mason
Abrahams Lewis, jewelry and watches, 53^ Kearny, r.
501 Geary
Abrahams Lippman, tailor, r. 706 Vallejo
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 4-6 Clay, r. 605 McAllister
Abrahams Meyer, with Graf Bros., r. 605 McAllister
Abrahams Morris, junk dealer, r. 166 Silver
Abrahams Morris, traveling salesman Louis Wert-
heimer & Co., r. 1320 Webster
Abrahams Nathan, clerk, r. 1615 Geary
Abrahams & Brother (Lesser and Heiman) mnfrs
cloth hats and caps, 1811 Powell
B^ Abrahams. See Abraham, Abram and Abrams
Abrahamson Antone E., laborer Producers' Marble
Co., r. 28 De Boom
Abrahamson August, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 21
Mint Av
Abriiliainson Gustave, importer trimmings,
fancy goods, hosiery, etc., 130 Kearny, r. 1712
Geary
Abrahamson Hugo, r. 932 McAllister
Abrahamson Jacob, r. 932 McAllister
Abrahamson Niels, liquor saloon, 123 Jackson
Abrahamson Peter, capitalist, r. 1022 Hyde
B^ Abrahamson. See Abramson
Abram Isidor, tailor, r. 612 Jj Natoma
Abram Robert, machinist, r. 38 Linden Av
Abramovicli Brothers & Co. (John and Drago Abram-
ovich) fruits, 1654 Polk
Abramovich Drago (Abramovich Bros. & Co.) r. 1654
Polk
Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros. & Co.) r. 1654
Polk
Abrams Adolph J., barber Adam Grimm, r. 720 Bush
ABRAMS ALBERT physician,
ofKce 113 Mason, r. 1359 I»ost
Abrams Amelia, widow, r. 128 Olive Av
Abrams August, tailor Kosenblum & Abrahams, r.
610 Natoma
Abrams Augustus D., salesman Shirek & Co., r. 1833
Bush
Abrams D., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 California
Abrams David, merchant, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Edward, barber, r. 109 Powell
Abrams Edward, theatrical manager, r. 318 Kearny
Abrams H. & Co. (Herman Abrams and John Don-
nelly) cigars and tobacco, 146 Fourth
Abrams Henry, compositor, r. 911 Shotwell
Abrams Henry M., commercial traveler Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt. r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Herman (H. Abrams & Co.) and fruits, 226
Fourth, r. 295 Clementina
Abrams Isaac, clothing and furnishing goods, 540
Kearny and 114 Third, r. 821 Turk
Abrams Isaac, salesman M. & T. Weil & Co., r. 435
Bush
Abrams Jacob, teamster r. 356 J^ Clementina
Abrams John, liquor dealer, r. 29 Grant Av
Abrams Joseph D., salesman A. Andrews, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams L. Miss, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 128 Olive Av
Abrams Louisa, widow, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Marcus, fruit dealer, r. 356 M Clementina
Abrams Max, tailor, r. 1604 Mason
Abrams Melville, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Meyer, tailor, r. 4 John
Abrams Nathan, boots and shoes, 534 Kearny, r. 1018
Howard
Abrams Samuel, salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 356 H
Clementina
Abrams Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 625 Bush
Abrams Walter, clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 507
Lombard
Abrams W. J., machine hand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 607 H Natoma
fl^" Abrams. See Abraham, Abrahams and Abram
Abramson, Bacon «SjHeuniscli (Edward Abram-
son, Gaston E. Bacon ana Adam Heunisch) boi-
lers' sunplies, liquor dealers' glassware and
corks, 26-28 Main
Abramson Edward (Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch,)
r. SE cor Grant Av and Post
Abramson John, expressman, r. 21 Chesley
fi^" Abramson. See Abrahamson
Abrego Ysmael M., salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. r. Oakland
Abren M. F., washer La Grande Laundry
Abrott Fred., clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Abt Charles, carrier Post Ofilce, r. 638 Francisco
MANN & BENEDICT,
SaCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
«^XCK HOUS£ B1.0CK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage)
WM. SEZTO^, Asst. M&nagor,
FHE BfiNCROFT COMPANY l^AlKfrV
FINE PRINTM FROM KEf TYPE.
ACA
163
ADA
Academy Building, 330 Pine
Academy of Languages, Prof. T. B. De Fillipe
proprietor. 320 Post
Academy of Sciences, SW cor California and
Dupont
Academy ot tlie Sacred Heart, select day
school for young ladies, 1713-1715 Bush
Accudi LouiB, barber, 825 Pacific
Aceret Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 425 Grove
Aceret Jacob, gardener Masonic Cemetery, r. 425
Grove
Ach Henrietta, widow, r. 2015 Bush
Ach Henry (Rotbchild & Ach) attorney at law, 303
California, rooms 5-8, i. 2419 Webster
Achard Charles Jr., carriage trimmer, 318 McAllister,
r. 631}^ Natoma
Acheson Robert, commission agent, 120 Battery, r.
1103 Montgomery
Achiu Augiiste, French laundry, 1007 Folsom
Achoru H. F., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 1119 Twenty.
first
Achs Oscar, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 9 Priest
Acher FrankV., carpenter and builder, 1209 Polk, r.
2417 Buchanan
Acher Franz, tailor r. 307 Leavenworth
Acker F. V. Mrs., dressmaking, 407 Sutter
Acker F. Valentine, with Thomas Day & Co., r. 407
Sutter
Acker William, sailmaker Christian C. Funck, r. 501
Filbert
Ackerle Pauline, domestic 2714 Pine
Ackerman Albert H., r. 916 Van Ness Av
Ackerman C, musician, r. 020 Bush
Ackerman Carrie, dressmaker, r. 830 Howard
Ackerman Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ackerman Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrich k Ack-
erman) attorney at law, 426 California, r. 423 Eddy
Ackerman Edward (Ackerman & Strauss) r. 1309 Lar-
kiu
Ackerman Emanuel P., salesman D. N. 4 E. Walter &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Gustav, seaman, r. 263 East
Ackerman Hart S., r, 916 Van Nesa Av
Ackenuau Henry L., clerk S. F. District Tel. Co., r.
423 Eddy
Ackerman Herman, master mariner, r. 2715 Mission
Ackerman Hymau S., r. 910 Van Nesa Av
Ackerman Isidore H., r. 916 Van Ness Av
Ackerman Isidore S., r. 916 Van Ness Av
Ackerman James, solicitor Call, r. 735 O'Farrell
Ackerman Robert, seaman, r. 19 H Langton
Ackerman Samuel J., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S.. r. 916 Van Ness Av
Ackerman Sigmund H., r. 916 Van Ness Av
Ackerman Sigmund L. (L. Greenbaum & Oo.) r. 1026
Ellis
Ackerman Si Strauss (Edward Ackerman and
.\rthur Strauss) carpets and furniture, 807 Market
B^ Ackerman. See Akerman
Ackermann Albert, traveling salesman Mayrisch Bros.
h Co.
Ackermann Claus, laborer J. Martensteln & Co., r. 733
Union
Ackermann Frederick, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Ackerson A., laborer Palace Hotel
AcUerson Bernard, r. 110 Seventh
Ackerson E. G. Mrs., r. 215 Kearny
Ackerson Emma V., widow, r. 324 Green
Ackerson George E., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 545 Turk
Ackerson Mary, domestic 231 Fulton
Ackerson Peter, fisherman, r. 249 Steuart
Ackerson William W., carpenter, r. 545 Turk
Ackley D., driver Sutter St. RR.
Ackley Ezra, carriagemaker J. S. Day & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ackley Frank, r. 206 Powell
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjO^WEST laJ^TES-
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL DESIGNS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ackley Henry S., master stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 1412
Hyde
Ackley John, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Ackley Lyman, r. 1009 Twenty-first
Acme Mill and mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
J. M. Bufliugton secretary, 303 California, rooms
3-4
Acock William R., stock raiser, r. 1316 Buchanan
Acosta Albert, cook, r. 143 Third
Acosta Antonio Mrs., widow, r. 837 Broadway
Acosta Donato, painter, r. 7 Salmon
Acott John A., machiuist, r. 64 First
Acres Richard T. (Aires .^ Williams) r. 1221 Mission
ACRES & WILLIAMS ,B,e...,a
T. Acres and Henry E. F. Williams)
bookbinders, blanlc book manufactur-
ers and piiper rulers, 41^ Commercial
Acton J. B., with American Exchange Hotel, r. 514;<
Jones
Acton Martin J., laborer Custom House, r. Berkeley
Acton Richard, harness and saddlery, 2803 Mission, r.
794 Twenty-fourth
Acton Robert, foreman P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1047
Mission
Acves Francisco, barker Marlus Aurouze
Acworth Eiuma. nurse Pao. • Dispensary and Ohll-
dreu's Hospital, 3700 California
Adair H.irry, fraraemolder. r. 541 Fourth
Adair Joseph, watchman A. Waldstein, r. 541 Fourth
.Vdair Hubert, seaman, r. 2()6 Brannan
Adair Robert, with Union Iron Works, r. 4 Scott PI
Adair William H., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 1331
Piue
Adair W. T., polisher Sterling Furniture Co., r. Ala-
meda
Adam Emil, clerk, r. 21 Willow Av
Adam George, valet, r. 1726 Pine
Adam Herman, porter Kline & Co., r. 416J4 Post
Adam John, teamster J. H. Brant, r. 4 Burcham PI
Adam Kate A., widow, r. 814 Hayes
Adam Lockhardt D., reporter Call, r. 523 Brannan
Adam Robert, bakery, 1019 Howard
Adam William, porter L. Scatena & Co., r. Alviso
Adam «fc Kibbe (Millard Kibbe) wines and liquors,
junction Market, Kearny and Geary
Adami Christoph. bartender, r. 410 Union
Adami Conrad, shoemaker, r. 410 Union
Adaml John, blacksmith, r. 113 Trenton
Adami Peter, miner, r. 922 Battery
Adams A. D., r. 1124 Hyde
Adims Adolph, produce and provisions, 1415 Stock-
ton, r. 1912 Powell
Adams Albert, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Adams Albert C, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 632
Eddy
Adams Albert F., finisher P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 439
Fifteenth
Adams Albert F., internal revenue adjuster, 423 Wash-
ington, r. 632 Eddy
Adams Alexander P. (A. P. Adams & Co.) r. 1424 Mc-
Allister
Adams Amos C, attorney at law, 137-139 Phelan
Bldg, r. 2401 Webster
Adams Anna V. Mrs., r. 1611 Howard
Adams A. P. & Co. (.Alexander P. Adams) coffee roast-
ers, NE cor Mission and Fremont
Adams Arthur L., clerk Post Ofllce, r. 1802 Dupont
Adams Benjamin, boot and shoemaker, 1644 Polk
Adams Benjamin, stockfltter, r. 6 Central Court
Adams Brothers (John Q. Adams) real estate (Red-
wood City) oflSoe 420 California
Adams Carrie A., saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 632 Eddy
Adams Cathella Miss, artist, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Charles, clerk, r. 603 Fell
Adams Charles, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee ijet Solano and Butte
rVPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 405407 MMl ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^\^rAi^^S?c\"^ ^^^VT^v^l
ADA
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Placo Triiiiniiii(rs
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Adams Charles, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1512
Powell
Adams Charles, tailor, 1308J<S Market, r. 423 Laffuna
Adams Charles A., attorney at law, 137-139 Phelan
Bldg, r. 2401 Weljster
Adams Charles D., butcher, r. Dominica nr Yazoo
Adams Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Charles F., student, r. SW cor Pennsylvania
Av and Solano
Adams Charles H., bookkeeper William J. Adams, r.
SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Adams Charles P., artist, 408 California, room 24
Adams Charles W., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 1502 Folsom
Adams Christopher, gunsmith, 508 Commercial, r.
1110 Broadway
Adams Clara A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Daniel S., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co
Adams Edson, capitalist, 91-92 Montgomery Block,
r. Oakland
Adams Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Twenty-sixth
Adams Edward F., agent A. S. Barnes & Co. (New
York) 329 Sansome, r. Wright's
Adams Edwin, glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co.,r.
1021 Pacific
Adams Edwin W., with Strong & Adams, r. 339}^
Eighteenth
Adams E. E., gauger U. S. Internal Kevenue, r. 427
Eddy
Adams Ellen Miss, clerk, r. 534}^ Broadway
Adams Ernest H., traveling salesman Haskell &
Mnegge, r. 1035 Post
Adams Frank, teamster, r. 917 Sansome
Adams Frank C, carpenter H. H. Bodwell & Son, r.
2208 Larkin
Adams Frank P., conductor Market St. RK. r. 2000
McAllister
Adams Frederick, r. 829 Bush
Adams George, r. 515 Post
Adams George, clerk Bertha Altschul. r. 1325 Clay
Adams George, expres.^man, r. 2312 Jones
Adams George, physician, r. 1236 Union
Adams George E., butcher, r. 228 Shotwell
Adams George H. (Strong & Adams) r. 339 J^ Eight-
eenth
Adams George M., r. 631 Hayes
Adams George M., r. 2510 Washington
Adams George P., with Joseph D. Redding
Adams George P., deputy County Clerk, r. 632 Eddy
Adams George W., r. 1910 Hyde
Adams George W. , lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 708
Pine
Adams Georgie E. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 1424 McAllister
Adams Hannah W., widow, r. SW cor Solano and
Pennsylvania Av
Adams Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.'Sl Alta
Adams Henry, packer Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 36
Jessie
Adams Henry G., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 115
Minna
Adams Henry H., clerk A. O. Colton, r. 625J4 Larkin
Adams Herbert W., mnfg jeweler, 9 Geary
A .ams H. H., salesman Phelps & Miller, r. Oakland
Adams Hiram W., carpenter, r. 1611 Howard
Adams House, Henry Greaves proptr, 519 Sacramento
Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, r. 707 Green
Adams James, brasamolder, r. 331 Green
Adams James, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, r.
627 Broadway
Adams James, livery stable keeper, r. 30 Jj Washing-
ton Av
Adams James H., r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Joel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724 Bran-
nan
Adams John, r. 23 Kearny
Adams John, r. 240 Sixth
Ailania John, cook, r. 1040 Folsom
Adams John, restaurant, 502 Third
Adam.s Jolin, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. Oakland
Adams John Mrs., r. 410 Ellis
Adams John E. (Brown & Adams) r. 1124 Hyde
Adams John F., barber, r. 21 Ritch
Adams John F., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 1309 Jj Golden
Gate Av
Adams John G., brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 1511
Powell
Adams John G., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
rooms 11-12, r. 407 Broderick
Adams John I., teamster, r. 3G6 Minna
Adams John M. (Adams & Carter) r. 2510 Washing-
ton
Adams John P., gardener, and extraman Hose No. 3,
r. 2521 Folsom
Adams John P., liquor saloon, 27 Pacific
Adams John Q., blacksmith's helper H. M. Black, r.
1416 Church
Adams John Q., clerk, r. 625 J^ Larkin
Adams John Q., coal and metal broker, 123 Califor-
nia, r. 734 Sutter
Adams John Q., real estate, r. 1128 Twenty-first
Adams John Q. Rev., pastor Westminster Presbyterian
Church, r. 316 Page
Adams John S., polic^eman, r. 1806 Geary
Adams John W., plasterer, r. 632 Mission
Adams Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 844
Folsom,
Adams Kate Mrs., artist, 1515 Leavenworth
Adams La-wson S. (Adams, McNeil & Co., Sacra-
mento) office 405 Front, r. 829 Bush
Adams Lemuel C, salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 822
Shotwell
Adams Lorenzo O. (Adams & Pritchard) r. 433 Twenty-
seventh
Adams Lucy F. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Mary, widow, r. 418 Powell
Adams Max, waiter r. 752 Howard
Adams, McNeil tSc Co. (Sacramento) wholesale
grocers, office 405 Front
Adams Michael, r. 56 Jessie
Adams Nelson J. manager Gerret Middlehoff, r. 621
Locust Av
Adams Paul P., r. 1611 Howard
Adams Q. L., dentist, 1515 Leavenworth
Adams Ralph, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 519
Third
Adams Rhoda, widow, r. 5 Auburn
Adams Richard H., teamster P. C. SS. Co., r. 331 Green
Adams Richard L., teamster, r. 856 Brannan
Adams Samuel, shipwright, r. 324 Twenty-eighth
Adams Samuel W. (Adams & Hard) r. 208 3<5 Seventh
Adams Sherman, seaman, r. 1060 Fulton
Adams Thomas, laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Adams Thomas B., master bark Enoch Talbot, r. 318
Steuart
Adams Thomas W
Adams Timothy y
Eighteenth
Adams Walter E., draftsman S. P. Co
ard
Adams Walter H. (Stetson k Adams) r. 450 Bryant
Adams William (Adams & Stott) r. 109 Oak
Adams William, baker, r. 331 Green
Adams William, bartender, r. 26 Hunt
Adams William, clerk Post Office
Adams William, with H. Levi & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Adams William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
99 Twelfth
Adams William A., paperhanger, r. 20 Mary
Adams William A., stevedore, r. 331 Green
Adams William H. Jr., cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1416 Church
, shoemaker, r. 85 West Mission
., with Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 339J4
1763
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKKT ST., COR. THORD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
37 lartet St.
ARPftD HARASZTHY & CO,
{wAs^N^TpNST.lProdncers
FINE TABLE WINES
ADA
165
ADO
Adams William J., lumber dealer and shipping
merchant, and proprietor Washington MiIl8(Had«
lock and Seabeck) office Pier 13 Steuart, r. SE
cor Washington and Fillmore
Adams William P., treasurer Alcazar Theater, r. 1211 M
Jtissiou
Adams William S., with A. P.Adams & Co., r. 8 Perry
Adams Zabdiel B., commercial traveler, r. 1309M
Golden Gate Av
Adams Zabdiel B. Jr., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 13(J9M Golden Gate Av
Adams & Carter (John M. Adams) mining engineers
and agents The Frue Ore Concentrator, 109 Cali-
fornia
Adams & Co. (Peter Ward) real estate agents, 1003
Seventeenth
Adams* Hard (Samuel W. Adams and David T.Hard)
borseshoers, 619 Grove
Adams & Pritchard (Lorenzo O. Adams and Frederick
L. Pritchard) tinsmiths and plumbers, .505 Davis
Adams & Stott (William Adams and William Stott)
groceries, liquors, wood, coal, hay and grain, SE
cor Fell and Gough
^?"AdamB. See Adam
Adamson C. W., farmer, r. 165 Ninth
Adamson Gustavus, cook, r. 161 Third
Adamson James, machinist, r. Pennsylvania Av nr
Sierra
Adamson Margaret, widow, r. E s Pennsylvania Av
bet Solano and Butte
Adamson Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1913 Stevenson
Adamson W. R. H., office 71 Montgomery Block,
r. 1430 Fulton
Adunison William B., plumber, r. 131 Shipley
Adcoik Charles E., clerk Bankers and Merchants
I-ife Assu of U. S., r. 533 Taylor
Adcock Edwin, millinery, 10 Kearny, r. 633
Taylor
Adcock John T., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 908
Valencia
Adcock Kate Mrs., millinery, 10 Kearny, r. 533
Taylor
Adcock Robert A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brc, r.
Alameda
Adcock William N., polisher Levison Bros., r. 845
Mission
Addin R. D., tinsmith W. Vf. Montague & Co., r. 511
Howard
Addintjton Stephen, journalist, r. 1613 H Folsom
Addisou George, r. 1811^ Howard
Addison George, hostler John W. Morsehead
Addisou George A., clerk S. E. Yerga, r. 402 Broadway
Addison George, manager Merchants' Club, 203 Cali-
fornia
Addison James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1916 Jessie
Addison Walter D., clerk, r. 316 Taylor
Adelphi Holiness Hall, 607 California
Adelphi Society. SW cor California and Dupont
Adeltiberger C. F., miner, r. Ahlborn House
Adelsdorfer Alfred Jr. (Washington Mufg Co.) r. 1718
Bush
Adelsdorfer Charles, clerk Washington Mnfg Co., r.
1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Ernest, salesman Edward Cohen & Co., r.
160.5 Gough
Adelsdorfer John C, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann &
Co., r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Joseph, r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Max, clerk Davis Bros., bergmann & Co.,
r. 1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer R Mrs., r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer William, correspondent Davis Bros.,
Bergmann & Co., r. 1605 Gough
Adelson John, flower and feather mnfr, 869 Market
Adelson Julius, stationery and fancy goods, 2}^ and
116 Sixth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IX LARGE VARIETY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Adelson Max. peddler, r. 324 M Broadway
Adelstein Bernard, junk dealer, r. 7 Olive Av
Adelstein Hyman, clerk Greenbaum & Co., r. 7 Olive
Av
Adelstein Samuel, musician, r. 7 Olive Av
Ader Paul, r. 1220 Union
Aderhold H., musiciaa, r. 157 Silver
Adge Frederick I., cooper, r. 41 Langton
Adie Ellen Miss, private school, 1513 Jackson
Adfe M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1513 Jackson
Adkins C. F., r. 871 Market
Adkins E. J., r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Adlan Benjamin, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Adler Aaron A., grain merchant, 222 Sansome, r. 1316
Van Ness Av
Adler Adolph, bookkeeper Frederick Katz, r. Ill Polk
Adler Albert, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Adler Benjamin, teacher music, r. NE cor Octavia
and Haight
Adler Bennett, r. 2607 M Sutter
Adler Charles, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Adler Charles (W. & I. Steiuhart & Co.) r. Alameda
Adler Charles, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bush and
Battery, r 522 Jones
Adler Charles E. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r.
1510 Pine
Adler David, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Octavia and
Haight
Adler David, butcher, r. 227 Oak
Adler David, upholsterer F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
1135 Pacific
Adler Elkan, r. 1021 Sutter
Adler Fannie, seamstress Goldstein Bros., r. 408)j
Larkin
Adler Hart, collector, r. 1403 Buchanan
Adler Henrietta, widow, r. 1037 Twenty-second
Adler Henry, club room, 206 Kearny
Adler Herman, bookkeeper E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 821
California
Adler Jacob, city agent Union Insurance Co., r. 1306
Post
Adler Jacob E., commercial traveler, r. 1021 Sutter
Adler John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Adler John, longshoreman, r. 1456 Minna
Adler Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 227 Oak
Adler Joseph, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1037 Twenty-
second
Adler Leopold, r. 1403 Buchanan
Adler Leopold, shoemaker, 40«J« Larkin
Adler Louis, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
217 Franklin
Adler Melville C, salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. Alameda
Adler Monroe, salesman, r. 217 Geary
Adler Morris, butcher Sullivan, Eager & Co., r. 787^
Stevenson
Adler Morris, porter Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.
Adler Moses, capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Adler Moses, W., grainbroker, 423 California, r. 2200
Jackson
Adler N. M. (N. M. Adler & Co.) r. 30 Bitch
Adler N. M. & Co. (N. M. Adler and Gabriel Simi)
restaurant, 7 Stockton
Adler Samuel, salesman, r. 622 Golden Gate Av
Adler Sigmund, salesman James De La Montanya, r.
1012 Van Ness Av
Adler Solomon, capitalist, r. 622 Golden Gate Av
Adler Solomon, clerk L. Altschul & Co., r. 1612 Cali-
fornia
Adler William, cigarmaker, r. 227 Oak
Adler William, conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 2702 Sut-
ter
Adlington David M., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
Administrator Public, James C. Pennie, 426
California
Adolphe Edward, teacher, r. Old People s Home
Adoraddio Giuseppe, cardriver, r. 16 Bluxome
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
ADR
166
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMruuTiiiis osr
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809,311, 313
Ad
315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
iau Alpluuiso A., cleuuer F. Thomas & Co., r. SI
Tenth
Adrian Frank, butcher, r. 321 Turk
Advent Clivistian Cliapel, NE cor Church and
Day
Aegerter Charles, bartender William Schreiber, r. 615
Pine, rear
j^tnst Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) George
C. Boardman general agent, Thomas E. Pope as-
sistant general agent, C. F. Bunker special
agent, N. W. Winton city agent, 311 California
JETNA IRON WORKS
Pracy & Mayer proprietors, engine
boilers and macliinery of every de-
scription, lOH-111 Mission
^tna Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) John
H. Stevens manager, 315 California
ET^A MINERAL WATER
from .^tna Springs, Napa County,
Cal., O^vens <fe Bartlett agents, busi-
ness office 513 Montgomery, ware-
house 57 Clay, telephone 536
Afeld Joseph, miislcal instruments, 805 Larkin
Affleck James T., physician, r. 681 Mission
Affleck William, chipper McCormick Bros., r. 32 Te-
hama
Afflerbach Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 916 Washing-
ton
African Methodist E^plscopal Church (Sec-
ond) W B Powell, bet Jackson and Pacific
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church,
Kev. J. H. Hector pastor, W s Stockton, bet Clay
and Sacramento
Agard Alexander H., clerk, r. 311 Green
Agard Charles, seaman, r. 606 Fourth
Agard George, r. 311 Green
Agarcl George L., clerk Gilman & Danforth, r. 2115
Jones
Agard Joseph J., special agent Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
313 California, r. Oakland
Agard W. B. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Green
Agard William A. T., bookkeeper M. Rosenshine &
Bro., r. 311 Green
Agassez James B. , seaman, r. 604 Davis
Agaton Emile, butcher, r. 727 Montgomery Av
Agen Eugene, molder, r. 2733 Folsom
Agen Michael, laborer, r. S s Pixley nr Buchanan
Ager Irene Miss, matron Boys' and Girls' Aid Soc,
cor Grove and Baker
Ager J., clerk S. H. Tyler & Son
Ager James E. (Bacon & Co.) r. Alameda
Ager John E., manager A. B. Forbes, 401 Cali-
fornia, r. 2842 Mission
Ager Louis, butcher, r. 1311 H Kearny
Aggamore Paul, painter, r. 2832 California
Agnew Catherine, widow, r. 1616 Dolores
Agnew Frank B., marine clerk South British Fire
and Marine Ins. Co., i*. 1625 Clay
Agnew Frank L., clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 611
Valencia
Agnew George M., with Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. Alameda
Agnew Kate, widow, bakery, 511 Second
Agnew Margaret A. Mrs., notions, etc., 514 Post
Agnew Robert, watchman, r. 226 Filbert
Agnew Thomas, adjuster The State Investment and
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Agnew William, purifier S, F. Gas Light Co., r. 201
Fremont
Agostino Giovanni B., expressman, r. 522 Filbert
Agricultural Insurance Co. ;of New York) Hagan &
Rothchlld agents, 322 California
Agricultural Macltine Works, Byron Jackson
proprietor, 625-027 Sixth
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobos Av bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-seventh Avs
Paraguay
Aguilar James, cook, r. 2 Tay
Aguirrc Juan M., r. 1314 Powell
AGUIRRE MARTIN J.
manufacturer ami retail dealer French.
Candi<-8, Marrons Glaces, Fruit Olaces,
and ice cream soda, 4:!39 Kearny, r.
1314 Powell
Aguirre Raymond M., r. 1316 Powell
Ah Kee, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 933
Dupont
Ahcarn Denis, clerk, r. 125 Lily Av
Ahearn Jere Mrs., r. 22 Hermann
Ahearn Maurice J., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 918 Harrison
Ahearn Thomas, fireman, r. 11 Pacific
Ahearn Timothy, laborer, r. 126 Lily Av
fS£^ Ahearn. See Ahern
Ahens Herman, cook Swain Bros., r. 115 Nutoma
Aher Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 126 Fern Av
Ahere r, Fanny Miss, cardmaker H. Cohen, r. 1620
Mission
Ahern Ann, widow, r. 16J<$ Boardman PI
Ahern Arthur, carpenter, r. 917 Natoma
Ahern Catherine Mrs., bakery, 316 Folsom
Ahern Daniel, laborer, r. 048 Mission
Ahern Daniel, laborer S. P. C. Ry, r. 631 J4 Stevenson
Ahern Daniel, plasterer, r. 11 Hunt
Ahern Dennis, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 631 J4 Stevenson
Ahern Ellen, widow, r. 4 Twentieth
Ahern James, laborer, r. 200 Seventh
Ahern James, plumber Sweeney & Kearns, r. 17
Clinton
Ahern John, laborer, r. 10 M Boardman PI
Ahern John, tanner Norton Tanning Co.,
nr Railroad Av
Ahern John M., real estate, r. 315 Oak
Ahern Katie, domestic 907 Pine
Ahern Maggie, domestic 2313 California
Ahern Martin, insurance agent, r. 803 Montgomery
Ahern Mary A. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 315 Oak
Ahern Maurice, ticket collector S. P. Co.. r. 810 Lyon
Ahern Michael, boot crimper Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 1820 Ellis
Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 618 Sixth
Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Ahern Nora Miss, tailorecs, r. 200 Seventh
Ahern Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1929
Folsom
Ahern Patrick, tailor, r. 425 Stevenson
Ahern Roger, carpenter, r. 2824 Harrison
Ahern Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
Reidy'B Hotel
Ahern Timothy, conductor Market St. RR., r. 16
Twenty-eighth
Ahern William, candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 22
Hermann
Ahern William, carpenter, r. 917 Natoma
Ahern William J., r. 618 Eddy
Ahern William J., boots and shoes, 6 Sixth, r. 535
Minna
Ahern William P., jeweler, r. 4 Twentieth
8£^ Ahern. See Ahearn
Aherne D. I. (Carroll & Aherne) r. 119 Ivy Av
Aherne Eugene, clerk D. Appleton & Co., r. 419 Ivy
Ay
Aherne Henry, teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Aherne M. Joseph, deputy Tax Collector, r. 510 Tay-
lor
Aherne Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
419 Ivy Av
AbkmaDD Thomas, liquor saloon, 44 Steuart
Ahlbach Jacob, plumber and gasfltter, 231 Fourth, r,
1,506 Folsom
Ahlborn Albert R., framemaker Sanborn, Vail& C6.,r.
23 Johnson Av
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Ahlborn August, cook. r. 421 Bush
AblboFD Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahlborn
House
Ahlborn Charhs .Jr., bookkeeper Ahlborn & Boeck-
niaun. r. Ahlborn House
Alilborn House, Ahlborn & Boeckmann proprie-
tors, 319-323 Grant Av
Ahlborn William, watchman Dohrmann & Co., r. i
Prefeton PI
Ahlborn <& Boeckmann (Charles Ahlborn and
George Boeckmann) proprietors Ahlborn House,
319-323 Grant Av
Ahleln Adele, domestic 2204 Jones
Ablemann Edmund, coffee saloon, 1759 Mission, r.
17.57 Howard
Ahlers Diedrich A., liquor saloon, 228 Pacific, r. 704
Battery
Ahlers Frederick, baker Henry Pfeiffer, r. SE cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Ahlers George, liquor saloon, 229 8pear, r. 1718 Jessie
Ahlers Henry, driver Albany Brewing Co., r. 71
Everett
Ahlers Herman, cook, r. 101 Jessie
AhlerH William, janitor, r. 1712 Dupont
Ahlers William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114
Dore, rear
«^" Ahlers. See Alers
Ahlert Gertrude, widow, r. 554 Natoma
Ahkrt John Q., plumber, r. 554 Natoma
Ahlert Joseph P., plumber, r. 554 Natoma
Ahlert William V., plumber, r. .554 Natoma
Ahlgren A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ahlgren Carl N. P., carpenter, r. G6H)^ Minna
Ahl^ren Cliarles G. , proprietor Finland Hotel,
2(;Fol8om
Ahl.strom John (Ahlstrom & Berglund) r. 144 Fifth
Ahlstrom & Berglund (John Ahlstrom and Nels Berg-
lund) boot and shoe makers, 144 Fifth
Ahnert August, junk, 1C50 Mission
Ahpel Henry C, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 161(5 Bush
Ahrfiis Catherine, domestic 2759 Mission
Ahreiis Charles F., cabinetmaker, r. 114 54 Morris Av
Ahreus Charles A., car conductor, r. 1025 Capp, rear
All rens Dietrich N., wines and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Main. r. Oakland
Ahrens Frederick, butcher, r. 14 Garden
Ahrens George, r. 909 Kearny
Ahrens George, clerk Richard Mehrtens, r. 1232 Mis-
sion
Ahrens George M., liquor saloon. SE cor Fremont and
Howard, r. Oakland
Ahrens Henry, cook, r. 622 Minna, rear
Ahrens Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ahrens Henry, vice-president Chicago Brewing Co.,
r. 1436 Pine
Ahrens Henry F. C, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1921
Sutter
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon, SW cor Commercial
and Davis, r. Oakland
Ahrens John, seaman, r. 143 Berry
Ahrens Nicolaus, bartender, r. 19 Market
Ahrens Rudolph (.\hrens & Menken) r. NW cor Va-
lencia and Twenty-first
Ahrens Wilkin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Sixteenth
Ahrens Wilkin Jr., clerk W. Ahrens
Ahrens William, with Cal. Winery and Security Co.,
r. 1738 Jessie
Ahrens & Menken (Rudolph Ahrens and Frederick
Menken) liquor saloon, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty.first
Ahstrom Peter N., polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1120 Mission
Ahumada Jose M., real estate and Insurance agent,
607 Montgomery, r. 235 Kearny
Aicardi Adolph, clerk Joseph Calegarls, r. 315 First
Aich Rudolph, r. 292ti Sacramento
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Alcher August, with Palmer fc Rey, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Catherine, widow, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Frank, plumber, r. 1618 Stockton
Aicher Olga Miss, dressmaker, r. 1618 Stockton
Aickley Eleanor C, r. 1320 Eddy
Aigeltinger Charles A., with E. Aigeltinger & Co., r,
17.56 Ellis
Aigeltinger E. (E. Aigeltinger & Co.) r. 1427 Stelner
Aigeltinger E. & Co. (E. Aigeltinger and H. Christ-
man) wood and coal, 1758 Ellis
Al<;eltinger L. Mrs., widow, r. 840 Grove
Aigner Loukas, tailor Mann & Benedict, r. 1325 Sac-
ramento
Aiken Addie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2108 Lsrkin
Aiken Charles, attorney at law, r. 2108 Larkin
Aiken Charles S., journalist Bulletin, r. Berkeley
Aiken Henry M., hay, feed and coal, 1052 Valencia,
r. W s Noe bet Twenty-fifth and Jersey
Aiken John, driver, r. 565 Stevenson
Aiken John H., groceries and liquors. NW cor Fifth
and Folsom
Aiken John J., lecturer California Panorama Co., r.
20 Ninth
t^ Aiken. See Aitken and Akin
Aikman John D., porter, r. 1045 Market
B3^ Ainsley. See Inslee
Ainslta E. A. Mrs., nurse, r. 3":^ Monroe
Ainslie Frank, collarmaker Wm. Davis, r. 553 Mission
Ainslle Martin, master mariner, r. 3i:i Monroe
Ainsworth Alfred G., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Ainsworth Estelle Mrs., r. 26 McAllister
Ainsworth Frances, nurse Infants' Shelter, 512
Minna
Ainsworth Frederick W., secretary Pac. Paper Co., 418
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Ainsworth George J., capitalist, 16 Nevada Block, r.
North Temescal
Ainsworth William, cigars and tobacco, 650 Fourth,
r. 620 Fourth
Airaldi August, clerk P. C, Rossi, r. 439 Green
Airay R. J., butcher stmr City of Peking
Aird David, laborer, r. 560 Bryant
Aird James C, blacksmith, r. 560 Bryant
Airey Henry J., butcher, SW cor Jackson and Web-
ster, r. 2213)4 Webster
Aitchison John, can^enter, r. 1040 Army
l^" Aitchison. See Atchinson
Aitken Albert E., solicitor Louis Levy, r. 431 Union
Aitken Edwin, traveling salesman, r. 1513 Broadway
Aitken-Eggert Mrs., medium, r. 830 Mission
Aitken Ernest, pressman D. S. Stanley & Co., r. 431
Union
Aitken Eugene machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
801 Vallejo
Aitken J. Mrs., furniture polish, r. 2643 Mission
Aitken James (Moynihan & Aitken) r. 217 Devisadero
Aitken James, policeman, r. 1934 Folsom
Aitken John R., attorney at law. 509 Kearny, r. 112
Ridley
Aitken L. Mrs., r. NW cor Capp and Twenty-fifth
Aitken Samuel, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. NW
cor Capp and Twenty-fifth
Aitken William, salesman, r. 12 Bonita
a^" Aitken. See Aiken
Aitkens Charles H., master mariner, r. 33 Washing-
ton Av
Ajax Heaving Down Hulk Association, J. N. Knowles
prseident. Henry Cottrell secretary, 28 California
Aken Frank, bartender Johnson & Opland, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Aker Christ, baker, r. 32 Langton
Akerly Benjamin M.. clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 223 Thirteenth
Akerly E. Aklen, laborer Custom House, r. Oakland
Akerlv James C. S., physician and surgeon, 435
Fourth
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Akerly Jlorris K., bookkeeper Jas. G. Walker & Co.,
r. Oaklaud
Akermnu Benjamin J., r. 1220 Market
Akers Harry, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 704 Laurel Av
Akin William, coalpasser etmr San Jose
Akins William, liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Para-
guay
Akmaun Charles G., r. 1216 Seventeenth
Akmaun Frank, driver Meyer & Akmann, r. 1216 Sev-
enteenth
Akmann John, cook stmr Newark, r. 1216 Seventeenth
Akmann William (Meyer k Akmaun) r. 1216 Seven-
teenth
Alabama Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. H. Watson
secretary, ;i0'2 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Alameda Building and Loan Association, 308 Califor-
nia
Alameda Ferry, foot Market
Alameda Frank, seaman, r. 7 Baldwin Court
Alameda Maul, stableman G. W. Brown, r. 16 Hunt
Alameda Transfer Co., Al. Sharpe proprietor,
office 15 Market
Alameda Water Co., Charles A. Grow secretary, 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Alaska Commercial Co., Lewis Gerstle presi-
dent, Mas Heilbronner secretary, 310 Sansome
Alaska House, Charles Schroder proptr, 625 Pacific
Alaska Marble Co., John H. Sayre secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 15
Alaska Mill and Mining Co., T. J. Hay secretary, 420
Montgomery, rooms 16-17
Alaska Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) oface 320 San-
some, room 52
Alaska Salmon Packing and Fur Co., K. Capel Kent
secretary, 19 Main
Alaska Salmon Packing Co., Cutting Packing Co.
agents, 19 Main
Alansdey Vincent, seaman stmr Starbuck
Alatorre Guillermo Z., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 1517
Dupont
Albach Henry, fruits and vegetables, 337 O'Farrell,
r. 531 Mission
Alban W. J., driver Sutter St. ER.
Albany Bre-\viiig Co., Frederick Hagemann Jr.
president, John A. Schaertzer vice-president, Mi-
chael D. Sweeney secretary, 71-75 Everett
Albemarle House, Mrs. Anne Bradley proptr, 8 Mason
Alber Emil, butcher George Goebel, r. 247 Third
Alberelli Antone, foreman L. Kreiss
Alberga George B., porter John Stable, r. 1124 Sutter
Alberger William C, civil engineer, 328 Montgomery,
room 17, r. Oakland
Alberger William R., agent, 4 New Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Alberigi D. & Co. (Demetrio Alberigi and Jacopo Pa-
pera) wood and coal, 313 Broadway
Alberigi Demetrio (D. Alberigi & Co.) r. 313 Broad-
way
Albers August (Albers & Schmidt) r. Alameda
Albers August Jr., with Albers & Schmidt, r. Alameda
Albers George H., butcher, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No 1. r. 425 Stevenson
Albers Hermann (Meyer Bros. & Co.) r. 1807 Scott
Albers Vincent, r. 638 Commercial
Albers & Schmidt (August Albers and Henry Schmidt)
oyster saloon, 50-52 California Market
1^" Albers. See Alpers
Albert E., teacher music, r. 1021 Post
Albert George, cook stmr Mariposa
Albert George, stevedore, r. 6 Billings PI
Albert James, clerk, r. 223 Clara
Albert John, mining, r. 1125 Jackson
Albert Louis, r. 448 Sixth
Albert Louis I., bookkeeper, r. 849 Harrison
Albert Nicholas, dairyman Emanuel Steiner. r. E s
Indiana bet Nevada and Yolo
Alberti Antonio, piano tuner, r. 913 Filbert
Alberti Francisco, piano tuner, r. 804 Vallejo
Alberti Frank J., compositor Bulletin, r. 1013 Seven-
teenth
Alberti George W., compositor Bulletin, r. 1013 Seven-
trenth
Alberti Paul, milkman John A. Roy & Co., r. San
Bruno Road nr Teneriffe
Alberts David, student, r. 1119 Jones
Alberts Henry F. (H. F. Alberts k Co.) r. 29 Third
Alberts H. P. <fc Co. (Henry F. Alberts and Bal-
dasare Glavicich) proprietors Newark Bay Oyster
House and Restaurant, 29 Third
Alberts John Mrs., r. 336 Fifth
Albertson Bailey B., carpenter, r. 416 Shotwell
Albertson Joseph A., homoeopathic physician, 111
Powell
Albin Isaac N., real estate, r. 1021 Vallejo
Albin Louis, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-second
and Potrero Av
Albin Sue Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1021 Vallejo
Albion Brewery, J. Hamlyn Burnell proptr, S 8 Corea
bet Santee and Penobscot
Albion Hall, Alcazar Bldg, 114 O'Farrell
Albion Pottery, Anderson & Tallon agents, 12-14 Mar-
ket
Albora Luigl, dry and fancy goods, 300 Montgomery
Av, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Alborelli Antonio, upholsterer L. Kriess, r. 603 Sutter
Alborelli Esperanza Mrs., ostrich feathers, 503 Sutter
Albrecht Albert, r. 13 Haight
Albrecht Albert, steward, r. 3 Dawson PI
Albrecht Ann, widow, r. 1416 Taylor
Albrecht August (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) 222-224
Battery
Albrecht Edward, barber, NW cor Scott and Haight
Albrecht Ernest C. W., gardener, NE cor Broadway
and Gough
Albrecht Frederick (Faude & Co.) r. 519 Pine
Albrecht Frederick, painter, r. 5 Washington
Albrecht George, blacksmith, r. 1215 Florida
Albrecht George, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Albrecht Henry, paper carrier, r. 459}^ Tehama
Albrecht Henry, seaman, r. 263 East ■
Albrecht John, laborer, r. 210 Scott
Albrecht John, tailor, r. 519 Bush
Albrecht Mary, domestic 108 Haight
Albrecht Eeinhold, cigars and tobacco, 154 Second, r.
37 Natoma
Albrecht Rudolph, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 634
Twenty-second
Albright Bertha, crockery and glassware, 535 Hayes
Albright George F.. salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Albright George W., chief clerk Quartermaster's Dept,
U. S. A., r. Oakland
Albright John T., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Oakland
Albright Martin, seaman, r. Lott bet Hayes and Fell
B3" Albright. See AUbright
Arbritz Henry C, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Alcaraz Estanislado, teamster, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcaraz Jacob, blacksmith, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcaraz Mary, widow, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Alcayaga Joseph A., clerk Peter W. Bellingall, r. 951
Fifteenth
Alcazar Building, N s O'Farrell bet Stockton and
Powell
Alcazar Council No. 11, Order of Chosen Friends,
John McCombe secretary, office 402 Montgomery
Alcazar Josephine, r. 1315 Broadway
Alcazar Pietro, r. 1315 Broadway
Alcazar Theater, George Wallenrod manager and
lessee, 116 O'Farrell
Alcock Richard, master mariner, r. 19 Trenton
Alcock William, teamster, r. 3117 Mission
Alcorn John, salesman, r. 206 Powell
Alcott Albert, stableman Ray & Dickerson, r. 1497
Market
Alcott William H., driver Somers & Healey
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Aldf-n Benjamin F., r. 1231 Market
Alclen George H., bookbinder, r. 9 Terba Buena
AJden John, boilermaker, r. 863 J$ Market
Alden Lizzie Miss, r. 1226 Pacific
Alden Oliver, p. 613 Hayes
Alden Samuel B., special policeman, r. 9 Yerba
Buena
Alden Samuel B. Jr., policeman, r. 1312 Green
Alder Frederick, merchant, r. 2509 Washington
Alder Gottlieb W., bookkeeper, r. 107 William
Alderson A., painter Palace Hotel
Alderson David H., wharfinger Market St. Wharf, r.
130 Golden Gate Av
Alderson Frederick L., salesman Abner Doble, r. 2509
Washington
Alderson John, r. 1056 Mission
Alderson W. B., workman U. S. Mint, r. 130 Golden
Gate Av
Alderton Augustus F., driver, r. 23 Douglass
Alderton Orphad, stevedore, r. 23 Douglass
Aldiue The, J. J. Walworth proptr, 404 Turk
All Is John G., teamster S. P. B. Clarke, r. Nebraska
nr San Bruno Road
Aldows Alfred, oiler Cal. Electric Light Co.. r. 2353
Mission
Aldrich Catherine, widow, r. 258 Clementina
Aldrich George C, upholsterer, r. 308 Minna
Aldrich Hugh, salesman, r. Ii2 Sixth
Aldrich Stuart, assistant secretary Board of Educa-
tion, r. 306 Stockton
Aldrich William A., capitalist, 314 California, r.Pied-
mont
Aldrich William F., assi tant bookkeeper Parke &
Lacy, r. 406 Stockton
Aldridge H. C, city manager Singer Mnfg Co., 22
Post
Aldridge William, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Five-
Mile House
Aleck George, seaman stmr San Bla«
Ale^ria Joseph, jiorter Browu & Adams, r. SE cor Van
N'ess Av and Green
8^ Alers. See Ahlers
Aleso L. C. Mrae., medium, 5 Stockton
Alex Joseph F., restaurant, 1403 Stockton, r. 1131
McAllister
Alexander A., salesman, r. 604 X Linden Av
Alexander A., with E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 1513 Powell
Alexander Abraham, printer, r. 424 Linden Av
Alexander Adolph, tailor, r. 211 O'Farrell
Alexander A. M., speculator, r. 349 Jessie
Alexander Andrew, ship carpenter, r. 4 Rincon Av
Alexander Archibald McL, millhand Day, Huber k
e'raker, r. 2200 Pine
Alexander Arthur, assistant bookkeeper Byron Jack-
son, r. 925 Howard
Alexander Benjamin, assistant bookkeeper Liebes
Bros. & Co., r. 1921 Eddy
Alexander Brother Rev., professor higher mathemat-
ics St. Mary's College
Alexander Catherine Mrs., midwife, r. 522 Folsom
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r.
501 Jessie
Alexander Charle«, waiter, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Alexander Charles O. (O. Alexander & Son) r. Oakland
Alexander Charles W., tinsmith R. A. McLaughlin,
r. P'ilbert bet Steiner and Pierce
Alexander David, wholesale cigars, 318 Sacramento,
r. 513 Taylor
Alexander David G., clerk Welch & Co., r. Alameda
Alexander E., widow, r. 424 Linden Av
Alexander E. C. Miss, saleslady John W. Roberts &
Co., r. 1119 Sutter
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Call r. 1127 Broad-
way
Alexan<Ier Ellen Mrs., restaurant, Railroad Av bet
Marquesas and Manitoba
Alexander Elworth, wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co.
Alexander Flora, widow, r. 703 Taylor
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IMPORTEKS OF
ORIENTAL RUCS,
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Alexander Frederick P., carpenter, r. N 8 Filbert bet
Steiner and Pierce
Alexander George W. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2i32
Pine
Alexander Harry, foreman W. Cohen b Co., r. 1309
Howard
Alexander Henrietta, widow, r. 1810 Webster
Alexander Henry, barber Manuel Silvs, r. 641 Call-
uia
Alexander Henry, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Alexander Henry C, painter, r. N s Filbert bet Steiner
and Pierce
Alexander Henry H., boilermaker James V. Hall, r.
308 H Folsom
Alexander Isaac, boots and shoes, 410 Pacific
Alexander J., solicitor Chicago Clock Co.
Alexander J., yardman Pac. Rolling' Mill
Alexander Jacob, carpetlayer P. Merrill, r. 501 Jessie
Alexander Jacob A., hide dealer, r. 1322 Fillmore
Alexander James, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Vicksburg
Alexander Jnmes, wholesale wood dealer. Berry
Street Wharf, bet Third and Fourth, r. 453 Bryant
Alexander James W. S., broker, r. 2C.16 California
Alexander Jeannette, widow, r. 2200 Pine
Alexander John, clerk, r. 812 Kearny
Alexander John, laborer, r. 5ii8H Bryant
Alexander John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Alexander John E. (R. S. Alexander & Son) r. San
Rafael
Alexander Joseph, cutter Hofifman, Alexander k Co.,
r. 1402 McAllister
Alexander Joseph, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co..
r. 140S McAllister *
Alexander Joseph D., capitalist, r. n)16 Green
Alexander J. W. Mrs., r. 114 Valley
Alexander Julius, barber R. Singler
Alexander Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Alexander Leo E., stationer, 202 Bush, r. 910 Bueh
Alexander Leopold, bookkeeper, r. 1921 Eddy
Alexander Louis, barber Henry M. Cohen, r. 919 M
Mission
Alexander Louis, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
713 Bush
Alexander Manuel, shoemaker, r. 1450 ^ Minna
.\lexander Martin, carpenter, r. 28 Minna
Alexander Mary, bakery, 1820 Ellis
Alexander Michael S. , stenographer Lilienthal & Co.,
r. 916 Post
Alexander O. & Son (Orlando and Charles O.) com-
mission merchants, 108 California
Alexander Ora A., barber, r. 9193^ Mission
Alexander Orlando (O. Alexander & Son) r. Oakland
Alexander Oscar, salesman HoflEman, Alexander & Co.,
r. 1402 McAllister
Alexander Philip, r. 1921 Eddy
Alexander Rebecca Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 625 Geary
Alexander Reuben F.. carpenter, r. W a Buena Vista
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Alexander Richard S. (R. S. Alexander & Son) r. San
Rafael
Alexander R. J., department manager Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 810 Twenty-first
Alexander R. S. i Son (Richard S. and John E.) ship-
wrights, calkers and sparmakers, 223 Drumm
Alexander Samuel, seaman, r. 413 East
Alexander Samuel O. (Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r.
1402 McAllister
Alexander Samuel J., book canvasser, r. W s Buena
Vista nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Alexander S. Cameron, accountant Bank of British
Columbia, r. Cosmos Club
Alexander Selig, r. 1511 O'Farrell
Alexander Simon, r. 1309 Howard
Alexander Simon, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Alexander Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, 34 Golden Gate
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All Sixes iiiid Nuiitbors.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Alexander Theodore, clerk \V. Harris & Co., r. 713
Bush
Alexnnder Thomas, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 716
Montgomery
Alexander Tina, r. 1902 Biichanan
Alexander Wallace, bookkeeper, r. 1016 Green
Alexander William, clerk general auditor's office S.
P. Co.. r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Alexander William, superintendent dock Am. Sugar
Refinery, r. 2200 Pine
Alexander William Rev., D. D., professor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. 121 Haight
Alexander William A., carpenter, r. W s Buena Vista
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Alexander William F., painter, r. N s Filbert bet
Steiner and Pierce
Alexander William H., compositor Call, r. 1127 Broad-
way
Alexander William H., porter Bartling. Phillips &
Stil-well, r. 919 Pacific
Alexander William J., painter, r. Pixley bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Alexander William T., real estate, r. 476 Jessie
Alexandre Joseph, ironer A. Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Alexandrufif Frederick, coffee saloon, 37 Turk, r. lOJ^
Taylor
Alexine Euphemie P., vocalist Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 1610 Stockton
Alferitz George 0., bookkeeper Dellepiane & Co., r.
620 Green
Alferitz Peter (Dellepiane & Co.) r. 620 Green
Alford D. E., waiter, r. 259 Stevenson
Alford Frank, porter, r. 929 Mission
Alford Margaret V.. r. 530 Sutler
Alfred Robert, r. 314 Minna
Alfs Charles, salesman, r. 140 M Rose Av
Alfs William H. A. (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 2138
Howard
Algao James, shoemaker, r. 7 Gilbert
Alger Elizabeth H., widow, r. 2.527 Folsom
Alger Frank, carpenter, r. 828 Howard
Alger George, seaman stmr Acapulco
Alger Oliver, engineer S. P. Co., r. 153 Sixteenth
Algren Charles, confectioner, r. 3 Chatham PI
Alguire Emma Mrs., waiter, r. .33 Everett
Alhambra Building, 319 Bush
Alice Sister, superintendent Protestant Episcopal Old
Ladies' Home, r. Golden Gate Av bet Lott and
Masonic Av
Alig Michael, milker, r. 431 Pine
Alison Charles N., r. 424 Seventh
Alison Charles R., bookkeeper, r. 813 Mission
Alison Elizabeth, widow, r. 631 Valencia
Alison Rufus B., engineer Union Iron Works, r. 736
Sixteenth
Alison William H., engineer, r. 631 Valencia
H5^" Alison. See Allison
Alkalay Joseph, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 516 Stf kton
Alkalay Leo Jr., diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve b Oo.,
, r. 516 Stockton
Alkan Henry, traveling salesman George Greenzweig
& Co., r. 1326 Webster
Alkins A. W., bookkeeper 0. L. Dingley & Co., r. 2314
Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 122 Sixth, r. 501 Geary
All Hallo%vs Catliolic Clxurcli, Rev. Timothy
Fitzpatrick pastor, E s Susquehanna, nr Railroad
Av
Alladio Peter (Romani & Alladio) r. 404 Green
Allaire J., porter Raphael Weill & Co., r. 537 First
Allan Alfred D., mining, r. 1218 Laguna
Allan Alfred D. Jr., shipping clerk Sideman, Lach-
man & Co., r. 1218 Laguna
Allan Rachael, dress and cloak maker, r. 2216 Mission
Allan Robert, musician, r. 2731 Folsom
Allan Robert I., foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 2206 Mis-
Allan William, chief engineer stmr Oceanic, r, 57
Silver
Allard Joseph, with Sutter St. RR., r. 1625 Devisadero
Allard M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 10}^ Turk
Alliircit George F., civil engineer, 418 California,
r. 1127 Linden, Oakland
Allardyce Alexander, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
AUardvce Alexander Jr., clerk Peter B. Simons &
.Soil, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allardyce Charles A., engraver W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allardyce Edward, clerk, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Allari Herman, clerk Joseph Allari, r. 513 Geary
AUari Joseph, tripe, 55-56 Cal. Market, r. 51;j Geary
Allari Ottelia Miss, milliner, r, 513 Geary
Allarrae Peter, waiter P. Priet & Co., r. 617 Post
Allbright B. F., barber, 1933 Mission
B^ Allbright. See Albright
Allchin Thomas, teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 400 Seventh
Alice Minnie, widow, r. 805 Hayes
CS^ Allee. See Alley
AUegrini Raffaele, shoemaker, 318}^ Broadway
AUemand Peter (Allemand & Robin) r. 619 Pacific
Allemand k Robin (Peter Allemand and Jean Robin)
restaurant, 122 Montgomery Av
Allemauia Hall, Charles Voss proptr, 310 O'Farrell
Allen A. F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Allen Albert, waiter, r. 108 Second
Allen Alexander H., %vatchman, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alexander W., salesman E. T. Allen, r. 2007
Howard
Allen Annie-, domestic 1810 Webster
Allen Ansel S., laborer, r. 10 Rowland
Allen Anthony, paver, r. 71 W'ater
Allen Austin S., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
1213 J<j Bryant
Allen C, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Allen Carlton D., cashier Bankers and Merchants
Mutual Life Assn, r. Oakland
Allen C. E., r. 324 )« Broadway
Allen C. F., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1218 Laguna
Allen Charles, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Allen Charles A., clerk Edwin R. Lawson, r. 2508
Mission
Allen Charles D., merchant, r. 2500 Washington
Allen Charles M., draftsman 0. J. I. Devlin, r. 1207
Union
ALLEJjI CHARLES Ri importer
coal and pig iron, 118-130 Beale, r.
Oakland
Allen Claude, painter Edward Hartmaun, r. 681
Mission
Allen Darwin 0. (Harrison & Allen) attorney at law,
325 Montgomery, rooms 23-24, r. Grand Hotel
Allen David H., insurance broker, r. 2007 Bush
Allen Decklan, manager John Allen, r. 1112 Howard
Allen D. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1129 Mission
Allen Dora Miss, saleslady Standard Tea Co., r. 1715
California
Allen Edgar L., lumber dealer, ofl&ce 4 California, r.
600 Bush
Allen Edward, sawmaker, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen Edward A., freight clerk stmr Gold, r. 50O
Fifteenth
Allen Edward C, waiter Pacific Club, r. 412 Minna
Allen Edward E., machinist, r. 732 Folsom
Allen Edward J., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 175 Perry
Allen Ed-ward T., manufacturers' agent hard-
ware, cutlery and firearms, 416 Market, r. 2204
Jackson
Allen Elizabeth P., widow, r. 1610 Jessie
Allen Emma Mrs., r. 514?^ Third
Allen E. S. BIrs., proprietor The Longworth. 510
Geary
Allen Eugene 0., conductor, r. 2000 McAllister
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
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mum Ii. Co. OF HAETFOSD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
21,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SESTON, Asst. Manager.
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■sT.IBOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Allen Frank, teamster, r. 740 Twentieth
AlUn Frank A., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Allen Frank F., real estate, r. 10 Stark
Allen Frank H., clerk James G. Allen, r. Oakland
Allen Frank H. , president Allen & Higgins Lum-
bir Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 926 Fillmore
Allen Frnnk O., Rripman Market St. RK., r. 529 Lott
Allen F. W., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1133 O'Far-
rell
Allen Oeorce, miller, r. 516 Stockton
Allen George E., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 208 Ellis
Allen George H., boilermaker, r. 206 Dolores
Allen George H., clerk TLomas Day & Co., r. Oak-
land
Allen George I., miner, r. 44 Third
Allen George S., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. Oak-
land
Allen George W., foreman A. Schilling & Co., r. 1716
Fillmore
Allen George W., molder Nolte & Walsh, r. Paraguay
nr Railroad Av
Allen Harriet H., dressmaker Ann H. Hall, r. 1610
Jessie
Allen Harry M., barber N. Cohn, r. 4(10 Minna
Allen Henry, compositor Examiner, r. 41 Eddy
Allen Henry F. (Allen ji Lewis) r. Ross Valley, Marin
County
Allen Henry H., mining, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Allen Hubert H., clerk W. R. Allen, r. 513 Webster
Allen I. P., auditor Home Benefit Life Assn., 204
Montgomery, r. Alameda
Allen Isaac, compositor Examiner, r. 225)^ O'Farrell
Allen Isaac P., ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen Isaac S., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1028
Pine
Allen J., musician, r. 845 Howard
Allen J. Jr., musician, r. 34 Ellis
Allen James, engineer, r. 18 Ridley
Allen James, longshoreman, r. 125 Clinton
Allen James, mnfr toilet articles, r. 728 Bay
Allen James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Allen James, tailor, r. 2024 Powell
Allen James B., compositor Chronicle, r. 611 Locust
Av
Allen James B., hatter, r. 797 Mission
Allen James E., calker, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Allen Jamea G., agent Dixon Crucible Co., lOG
Davis, r. Oakland
Allen James G., master mariner, r. 503 Twenty-fourth
Allen James L., waiter, r. 18 Hayes
Allen James M. (Newlands, Allen & Herrin) attorney
at law, 305 Sansome, r. San Mateo
Allen Jane, widow, r. 802 H Bay
Allen J. E., teamster W. W. Montague & Co.. r. 13
Rondell PI
Allen Jerome, buyer Keane Bros., r. Alameda
Allen John, r. 24 Julian Av
Allen John (O'Shea & Allen) r. 311 Fourth
Allen John, carriage builder, 1112 Howard
Allen John, drayman, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen John, driver Engine No. 1, r. 419 Pacific
Allen John, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 1319 Broadway
Allen John, waiter The Baldwin
Allen John G., stenographer, r. 609 Chestnut
Allen John J., cornicemaker, r. 202 Clementina
Allen John J., policeman, r. 5^ Kearny
Allen John W., coachman, r. 1603 Laguna
Allen L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 321 Eddy
Allen 1,. A. Mrs., famished rooms, 121 Montgomery
Allen Lewis H., clerk Roland W. Snow, r. 321 Eddy
Allen Lorenzo D., teacher, r. 2:W9 California
Allen Lorenzo H., shell fish dealer, r. 10 Alaska PI
Allen Louisa, domestic 1125 Devisadero
Allen Louisa Mrs., r. 1207 Union
Allen L. T. Mrs. (Allen & Co.) r. 212 Fair Oaks
Allen Lucius H. (Allen & Lewis) r. 670 Harrison
IN THE
BXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
I & J, mm & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO ORDER
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Allen Margaret, widow, r. 1918 Pocific Av
Allen Martin, driver, r. 768 Harrison
Allen Matthew, glasscutter John Mallon, r. American
Exchange Hotel
Allen Matthew T. (Whiteside & Co.) r. Lob Angeles
AlU-n M. 0. Mrs., widow, r. 2908 Mission
Allen M. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 2ii8 Ellis
Allen Michael, laborer Magdalen .\svlum
Allen Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 621 Florida
Allen Monroe Mrs., widow, r. 415 Stevenson
Allen N., teamster, r. 529 Sacramento
Allen Nellie Miss, r. 425 O'Farrell
Allen Nicholas, grocer, r. 1319 Broadway
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper AngloCalifornian Bank,
r. Oakland
Allen P. B., seaman, r. 504 Davis
Allen P. C, r. 871 Market
Allen Peri, law student, r. 320 Turk
Allen Peter W., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Tene-
riffe nr Tombigbee
Allen Richard, laborer, r. 14 Ritch
Allen Richard, messenger, r. 1207 Union
Allen Richard J., driver Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
10(; Jessie
Allen Richard K. (Alex. Badlam & Co. land gen-
eral manager Bankers and Merchants Mutual Life
Association of the U. S., 322 Montgomery
Allen Richard S., clerk accounting dept Market St.
RR., r. 331 Guerrero
Alien Robert, real estate agent, r. l.'.ll Webster
Allen Robert E., compositor, r. 638 Green
Allen R. P., real estate agent, r. 1027 Market
Allen Samuel J., bookkeeper Frank Barnard & Co., r.
715 McAllister
Allen Sarah, widow, r. 2517 Bush
Allen Sereno C, pianomaker. r. 2309 California
Allen S. M. Mrs., clerk Post OflBce. r. 402 O'Farrell
Allen Stephen, sparmaker, r. 525 Seventh
.\llen Susan K., widow, boarding, 612 Bush
Allen Theodore H. (Allen * Young) r. Lick House
Allen Theodore H. Jr., special agent Commercial
Union Assurance Co. (limited) of London, r.
Portland, Oregon
Allen Thomas, driver Sheriff, r. 9 Graham PI
Allen Thomas J., clerk P. M. S3. Co., r. Oakland
Allen Thomas S., shipcarpeuter, r. 2255 Ji Mission
Allen Thomas W., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.,
r. 1059 Golden Gate Av
Allen Truman H., U. S. Pension Agent, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 14, r. Oakland
Allen Valliente B., secretarj- Benton Consolidated
Co.. 330 Pine, room 16. r. Oakland
Allen Walter C, student, r. 321 Eddy
Allen W. B.. journalist Bulletin, r. 434 Bush
ALLEN W. ETHAN ««.»
-wood, coal, coke and charcoal, SE cor
Turk and Jones, r. 1315 Geary, tele-
phone 3333
Allen W. F., passenger agent, r. 34>j Turk
Allen W. H., salesman Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Allen William, r. 28 Everett
Allen William, r. 606 Montgomery
Allen William, r. 1033 Sutter
Allen William, engineer S. P. Co., r. 24 Julian Av
Allen William, expressman, NE cor Larkin and Sut-
ter, r. 2213 Pine
Allen William, foundryman, r. Ahlborn House
Allen William, insurance agent, r. 681 Mission
Allen William, machinist, r. Pennsylvania Av nr
Sierra
Allen William, machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 704 Howard
Allen William A., purser stmr City of Stockton, r.
2230 Howard
Allen William C, clerk, r. 313 Leavenworth
Allen William G., cook William J. Davis, r. 101 Stev-
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ALL STZKS.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Alien William H. (Ladd & Allen) attorney at law, 220
Sansonie, rooiuR 10-12, r. 313 Leavenworth
Allen William H., driver Union Ice Co., r. 410 Leav-
enworth
Allen William McC. Jr., fireman Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 1 Harry PI
Allen William R., expressman, r. 1918 Pacific Av
ALLEN WILLIAM R.
importer iron pipe and plumbers' ma-
terials, 4:14 Market, r. 513 Webster
Allen William T., traveling agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Ry, r. Oakland
Allen William W., attorney at law, 528 California,
room 4, r. Oakland
Allen Winfield S., corsets and bustles, 1225 Mar-
ket
Allen & Co. (Mrs L. T. Allen and N. Weston) photog-
raphers, 1227 Market
ALLEN & GINTER ,.rB,cK.
mond, Va. ) A. Lynds manager, manu-
facturers tobacco and cigarettes, 336
California
ALLEN StHIGdlNS LUMBER CO,
Frank H. Allen president, James E. Hig-
gins secretary and treasurer, importers
and dealei's Uard^vood lumber, cabinet
■woods, veneers, sliip plank and stair-
builders' stock, 18-30 Spear
Allen & Lewis (H. F. Allen and C. H. Lewis) whole-
sale grocers and commission merchants, 202 Cali-
fornia
Allen & Young (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas Young)
stevedores, 308 California
B^~ Allen. See Allan
Allenbach Marx, clerk, r. 1522 Polk
AUeuberg Charles, bookkeeper B. Dreyfus & Co., and
secretary Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co., and
Brandy City Mining Co., office 630 Brannan, r.
507 Golden Gate Av
Allenberg Leopold, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer & Bros.,
r. 507 Golden Gate Av
AUendorf Henri, cook stmr Granada
Alleq Eugene, wholesale sheep butcher, office 320
Sansome, r. 2112 Howard
AUer Peter, foundryman, r. Banks nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Allers Fritz, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Alley Henry L., expert accountant and stenographer,
r. 419 Stockton
Alley Mary, widow, r. 508 Eddy
Alley William; clerk, r. 508 Eddy
Alley William H., stevedore, r. 224 Greenwich
e^" Alley. See Allee
Alliance Marine Insurance Co. (Limited) of
London, Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California
AUigood Cli-rles A., captain U. S. A., and mili-
tary storekeeper in charge of transportation, 36
New Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Allingham William, well borer, r. 847 Howard
AUione Frank, waiter, r. 10 Stockton PI
AUione George, clerk J. Hertz & Co., r. 10 Stockton
PI
AUione Henrique (AUione & Ferara) r. 824 Green-
wich
AUione Laura, r. 824 Greenwich
AUione & Ferara (Henrique AUione and Cesare Fe-
rara) restaurant, 112 Ellis
Allis Edward P. (Edward P. Allis & Co.) r. Milwau-
kee. Wis.
Allis Edward P. & Co. (Edward P. Allis, John R. Cross
and Alonzo Hallett) flour mill builders, 114
First
Allison P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Allison Charles, carpenter, r. 317 First
Allison Charles N., machinist, r. 424 Seventh
Allison Daniel, agent, r. 020 Fourth
Allison David E. (Allison, Gray & Co.) r. 2230 Broad-
way
Allison Frank J., with Louis Braverman & Co.
Allison, Gray tfc Co. (David E. and Josiah Alli-
son and James M. Gray) fruit and produce com-
mission merchants, 501-509 Front
Allison James, r. 315 Minna
Allison James, seaman, r. 30 Stanley PI
Allison James G., boxmaker, r. 38?;i Mobs
Allison John C, book and job printer, 802 Mont-
gomery
Allison Josiiih E. (Allison, Gray & Co.) r. 2230 Broad-
way
Allison Thomas R. , manager and secretary
American Salt Co., 217 Sacramento
B^ Allison. See Alison
AUman Alphonse, clerk, r. 807 Mason
Allman Honora, boarding and liquor saloon, 272
Brannan
Allman John, gardener Woodward's Gardens
Allman Miles, track foreman N. B. and M. RR., r. SE
cor Polk and Chestnut
Allman William, clerk, r. 869 Market
Allmeyer Marks, r. 1026 Clay
AUmond George D., salesman The Samuel Hill Co., r.
519 Eddy
Allseit Joseph, employee Thomas Day & Co., r.
Berkeley
Allsop John, starcher La Grande Laundry
Allsop John F., engineer, r. 325 M Bush
Allsop John S., umbrella mnfr, r. 325 J^ Bush
Allsopp J. P. C, teacher mathematics and lan-
guages, 2938 M Sixteenth
Allyn Stanley T., clerk Edgar W. Briggs, r. 721
Golden Gate Av
AUyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough
and Green
Allyne & White (John W. Allyne and William H.
White) importers and jobbers oils, paints, var-
nishes, etc., 112-114 Front
Almada Mathilda, widow, r. 21 South Park
Almas David (Hink & Almas) r. 417 Powell
Almon D. & Co. (William H. Almon) coopers, 40 Com-
mercial
Almon William H. (D. Almon & Co.) r. 137^ Dore
Almonte House, 1 Fifth
Almquist Charlotte, domestic 314 Bush
Almquist Theodore, laundryman, r. 1819 Union
Alms House (City and County) San Miguel or Mis-
sion Ocean House Road, 4 miles from Old City
Hall
Alonzo Jos6, cigarmaker A. Verdugo, r. 443 Green
Alonzo Joseph, sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r. 1119 }<5
Kearny
Alpern Max, cigars and tobacco, 33 Sixth, r. 231 Gold-
en Gate Av
Alpers Charles, president National Fertalizer Co.
and Hercules Cold Storage Co., office, room 15,
Safe Deposit Bldg, r. NW cor Ivy Av and Bu-
chanan
Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 1616 Powell
Alpers Edward, clerk, r. 721 Folsom
Alpers George, clerk J. H. Aiken, r. 242 Fifth
Alpers Hermann, clerk, r. 448 Sixth
Alpers Matilda Mrs., physician and midwife, r. SE
cor Twenty-fourth and Treat Av
Alpers William, clerk Hanschen & Brandt, r. cor Oak
and Octavia
V^" Alpers. See Albers
Alpha Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. fStorey Co.,
Nev.) C. E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Aire John, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2213
Powell
Alsberg Sigmund, mining, r. 1065 Broadway
Alsenz Jacob, shoemaker, 1607 Geary, r. 1614 Post, rear
Alshuth August, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1309
Stockton
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
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Manufactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Alsing Peter, driver Presidio BR., r. 2006 Leaven-
worth
Alston Vere, proptr Alston's New York Riding Acad-
emy, 1537 Mission, r. 418 Sutter
Alston's Xe-w York Riding' Academy, Vera
Alston proprietor, 1537 Mission, nr Twelfth
» Alstrin Frank, machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r. West
Oakland
Alt Bernard, salesman Cain & Mitchell, r. 608 Vallejo
Alt Christopher, shoemaker, r. 608 Vallejo
Alt Joseph, salesman Felgenbaum & Co., r. 608 Val-
lejo
10" Alt. See Ault
Alta California (daily and weekly) Alta California
Publishing Co. proprietors, 529 California
Alta California Printing House, W. A. Wood-
ward & Co. proprietors, 522 California
fAlta California Publisliing Co., C. H.Liv-
ingston pre8ident,publi8her8 Alta California, 629
California
^ Alta Plaza Hall, NW cor Clay and Fillmore
(AltaSllver MjuiDg Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer and Samuel Weln-
traub) soap mnfrs, 109-111 Oregon
Altemus John, baker, r. Twenty-sixth nr Columbia
. Alteuberg August, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 722
Union
Altenberg Frederick, cutter Charles Mayer & Co., r.
Alameda
.' Altenburg Charles, cook Schumann & Vogel, r. 515
Sacramento
i Alteudorf Julian, sign painter Swan & Stein, r. Oak-
land
' Altendorf Julius, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
land
Altfield Abel, trader, r. 522)4 Natoma
■ Alttielil Simon, salesman, r. 27 Langton
( Altherr Adolph, bakery, 1045 Valencia
'. Althof George, r. 85 Ninth
' Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) r. 941 Filbert, Oak-
land
( Althof Theodore, oyster saloon, 620 Market
ALTHOF & BAHLS (Herman
Altliof and JuUn F. W. Balilsl book-
binders, paper rulers, and blank book
manufacturers, 511 Sacramento
i Althousen .John, bartender, r. 18 Reed
I Altman George, teacher music, r. SW cor Guerrero
and Duncan
Altman Louis, painter A. Getz
r Altman Sigmond L., clgarmaker,r. 760 Bryant
Altmann Bertha Miss, artist, 1026 Sutter
Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter
Altmark Louis, salesman, r. 1710 Octavia
Altmayer Aaron, bookkeeper, r. 435 Golden Oate Av
Altmayer Abram, merchant, r. 824 Turk
( Altmayer Berthold. shipping clerk Cahn, Nlckelsburg
& Co., r. 435 Golden Gate Av
( Altmayer Leo, cutter Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. 824
Turk
I Altmayer Maxi typewriter Felgenbaum h Co., r. 435
Golden Gate Av
. Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.)
Charles Allenberg secretary, 630 Brannan
. Altpeter Elise, widow, r. 226 Oak
. AUrup G., r. 763 Howard
1 Altreuter Emma Mrs., lodgings, 825 Kearny
Altreuter William, bartender Max Vogelsang, r. 825
Kearny
Altridge Arthur, shoemaker, r. 210 Noe
. Altridge John, laborer, r. 2005 Leavenworth
, Altrug George, baker, r. 763 Howard
Altschul Bertha Mrs., crockery, 1615 Polk, r. 1612 Cali-
fornia
Altschul Charles, cashier London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank (limited) r. 2714 Pine
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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portiIres
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Altschul L. & Co. (Leopold Altschul) wholesale crock-
ery, 422 Sansome
Altschul Leopold (L. Altschul & Co.)r. 1612 California
Altshuler Annette, artist, r. 633 Ellis
Altshnler Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 633 Ellis
Altshuler Levi, clothing, etc., 505 Montgomery, r. 633
Ellis
Altshuler Samuel, salesman Levi Altshuler, r. 633
Ellis
Altube Bernard, cutter, r. 318 Jones
Altube Julius, cutter, r. 318 Jones
Altube Peter, cattle dealer, r. 4 Burritt
Altvater Sophie, widow, r. 1033 Twenty-fourth, rear
Altwater David, engineer National Flour Mills, r. Ala-
meda
Alvarado Eliza Mrs., r. 923 Jackson
Alvarado Foundry (Alvarado, Cal.) Georu'e H.
Tay k Co. proprietors, office 614-618 Mattery
Alvarado Pedro, with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
416 Union
Alvares Ferdinand H., barber, 1526 Kentucky
Alvares Isidore H., barber Ferdinand H. Alvares, r.
1526 Kentucky
Alvarez Antonio, cook R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
Alvarez Antonio, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
108 Eleventh
Alvarez Dolores, widow, r. 1313 Dupont
.\lviirez Gaetano, importer cigars, 113 Front, r. 1216
Powell
Alvarez Henry, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 48 Clara
Alvarez Joseph, r. 630 H Green
Alvarez L. F., physician, r. 2345M Washington
Alvarez Manuel, shoemaker Porter, Sleesinger & Co.,
r. Oakland
Alvers George E., clerk Bassett, Slemin & Co., r.
Alameda
Alverson Stephen H., carrlagesmith, r. 429 Fourth
Alves Antonio, master mariner, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Alves Jose, r. Ill Jackson
Alves Joseph, barber, 1551 Market
Alvey Charles W., plumber, r. 1815 Stockton
Alvey John F., salesman Yates i Hunter
Alvin House, Mrs. H. E. Eldrld proptr. 120 Post
Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific
Alvord M. J. Mrs., fancy goods, 1219 Pacific
Alvord William, president Bank of California,
400 California, president Pacific Rolling Mill Co.,
202 Market, and Police Commissioner, r. Palace
Hotel, room 162
Alvord William M., paymaster Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. 122 Tayior
Alzamora Novate, coalpasser etmr San Juan
Amador Branch Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington
secretary. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) R.
N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Amador Domingo, waiter, r. 17 Pinkney PI
Amador Gold Mine (Amador Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty sec
retary, 330 Pine, room 5
Amador Tunnel, Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co.,
Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Amalet D. carpenter, r. S67 Folsom
Amand Fritz, dishwasher, r. 1619 Eddy
Amand M., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Amans Fred. W., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 525
Howard
Amante Salvator, fishdealer, r. 1328 Dupont
Amarie William, French laundry, 2437 Buchanan
Amark Frederick, clerk Richard Finking, r. 119 H
Fell
Amarosa Fillipo, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Amazon Insurance Co. (of Cincinnati, O.) Bolla
V. Watt general agent, 317 California
Ambacq Nikolore, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 514 How-
ard
Amblach Ralph, cook, r. 622 Jessie
Ambler Benjamin, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2116
Larkin
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MANUFACTUKEKS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Amblow Louis G., waiter, r. 318 Minna
Ambrny 'WiUiiim, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Ambros Edward, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 31 Second
Ambrose Celeste, widow, r. 518 ><S Natoma
Ambrose Edward, copyist, r. 35 Freelon
Ambrose Frank, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Maria PI
Ambrose James r. 540 Birch Av
Ambrose James T., plumber, 493 Haight
Ambrose John, carpenter, r. 1227 Lombard
Ambrose Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Ambrose P., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 Maria
PI
Ambrose Stephen, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co. ,
r. 518 J^ Natoma
Ambrose Thomas, capitalist, r. 741 Natoma
Ambrose William, fruits and vegetables, SW cor
Mason and O'Farrell, r. 1027 Twenty-first
Ambrosia Angelo A., bootblack AVilliam Wlebe, r. 8J$
Union PI
Ambrosia Caudido, with Palmer & Rey, r. 420 Filbert
Ambrosia Pietro, fisherman, r. 520 Vallejo
Amedee Edward C, clerk John Saulnier & Co., r. 2318
Amee William A., r. 1611 Howard
Amelung Anna Mrs., bakery and varieties, 159 Six-
teenth
Aiuelniig' Julins C, general commission mer-
chant and dealer California wines and brandies,
214 California, r. 159 Sixteenth
Amend Charles, druggist, r. 1413 Dupont
Amendt Mary, widow, r. 155 Sixteenth
American Alliance The, 209 Grant Av
American and Chinese Commercial News, 1006 Dupont
American Bank and Trust Co. of San
Francisco, John R. Sims president, James J.
Fagan cashier, John W. Butler secretary, NE cor
Montgomery and Commercial
American Biscuit Co., Louis Sloss president,
James Dunn vice-president and superintendent,
C. E. Doughty secretary, factory NW cor Battery
and Broadway, office 228 Front
American Borax Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery
American Bottling Co. (John and John Mason Jr., and
T. D. Hartwell) SE cor Filbert and Octavia
AMERICAN BEIDM ADD BUILDING CO,
Tlionias Tlionison president, Jolin P.
SUeldon treasurer and secretary, 33
California; telephone 1505. Incorpor-
ated 18S 5
American Central Insurance Co. (of St.
Louis, Mo.) RoUa V. Watt general agent, 317 Cali-
fornia
American District Telegraph, H. G. Phillips
superintendent, main office 222 Sansome, branch
offices 205 ": atter, 206 Market, 833 Sutter, 961 Mis-
sion, 2115 Fillmore, cor Hayes and Laguna, S. P.
Go's Building, cor Fourth and Townsend. cor
Union and Powell, NE cor Nineteenth and Valen-
cia, and Baldwin Hotel
American Eagle Association, Wm. Beeman president,
M. C. Thielmann secretary, 123 California
AMERICAN EXCHANQE HOTEL
Slontgomery Brothers proprietors, 319-
335 Sansome
American Fire Insurance Co. (of New York)
Butler & Haldan general agents, 413 California
American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia)
Brown, Craig & Co. general agents, Winfield S.
Davis city agent, 429 California
American Fishing Co., Pardini & Co. proptrs, 506
Merchant
American Hall, Christian Bruse proptr, NW cor
Leavenworth and Pacific
American Home Missionary Society, Rev. James H.
Warren supt, 7 Montgomery Av
American House, lodgings, 83 Natoma
American House, Mrs. E. Prahl proptr, 777 Market
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.) Bal-
four, Guthrie & Co., general agents, George W.
Spencer manager, 310 California
American Iie^'ion of Honor, Charles O. Burton
Grand Secretary, 46 St. Ann's Bldg
American Line Steamships, Philadelphia and
Liverpool, J. B. Kirklaud agent, 10 Montgomery
American Machine and Model Works, lasachar A.
Heald proptr, 111-113 First
American Oil Co. (Alfred 8. Moore president,
Josiah O. Low secretary, oils, paints, etc., factory
415 Berry, office 17-19 Main
American Percussion Cap Co., Chas. Sonntag & Co.
agents, 114-116 Market
American Protective Tariff Leag'ue, A. S.
Hallidie vice-president, George C. Hickox state
secretary, 43 Merchants' Exchange
American Railway Construction and Land Improve-
ment Co., 37 Nevada Block
AMERICAN SALT CO.
THE, P. Marsicano president, T. R.
Allison manager and secretary, office
317 Sacramento, factory Beale Sti'eet
Wharf
American Samson, physician, 405 Kearny, r. 1506
Howard
American' Steam Boiler Insurance Co., H.
W. Severance city agent, 218 California
American Steam Boiler Insurance Co. (of
New York) Conrad & Maxwell general agents,
*21 California
American Straw Works, Walter A. MuUer proptr, 660
Mission
AMERICAN SUGAR REFINERY CO,
Andre^v Welch president, Fredericlt W.
Zeile secretary and treasurer, office 134
California, refinery SW cor Union and
Battery
American Sunday School Union, Geo. C.
McConnell agent, 757 Market
American Surety Co. (of New York) H. E. Osbom
general agent, 429 California
American The (weekly) Commercial Publishing Co.
publishers and proptrs, 34 California
American Tool Co., Jeremiah E. Day proprietor,
109 Mission
Amei-ican Tract Society, Geo. C. McConnell
depositary and superintendent oolportage, 757
Market
American Whip Co. (Westfleld, Mass.) Eeyston
Bros, agents. 111 Front
Amerman Charles F., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Amerman J. B., mnfg clerk Cunningham, Curtlss &
Welch, r. Oakland
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 541
Stevenson
Ames B. Frank, carrier Post Office, r. 541 Stevenson
Ames Charles E., compositor S. H. Sheplar & Co., r.
541 Stevenson
Ames Charles G., special agent U. S. Treasury, U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r. 1222 Post
Ames Charles L., paper hanger E. H. Herrick, r. 19
Ninth
Ames Edwin E., manager Studehaker Bros. Man-
ufacturing Co., 201-203 Market, r. 827 Golden
Gate Av
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 6p7 Kearny, and
Fire Commissioner, r. 1001 Pine
Ames Frank, painter, r. 366 Natoma
Ames Frank H., salesman r. 719 Golden Gate Av
Ames Frank M., salesman Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 719 Golden Gate Av
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Ames Frederick F., Balesman Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r. 2207 Broderick
Ames George, painter S. P. Co., r. 229 Sixteenth
Ames George E., agent Union Iron Works, NE cor
First and Mission, r. 731 Fillmore
Ames George H., discharging clerk, office 106 Leides-
dorff, r. 1032 Pine
Ames George H., driver Joseph Fredericks & Co., r.
116 Turk
Ames H., druggist, r. 1314 Dupont
Ames Henry K., adjuster New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Ames Herman, carjjenter, r. 1001 Folsom
Ames Horace T., superintendent agencies ^tna Life
Insurance Co., 315 California, rooms 13-14, r. 1502
Jones
Ames Howard C, with Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r.
827 Golden Gate Av
Ames James H., cashier Ames & Detrlck, r. Oakland
Ames John, baker, r. 346 Tenth
Ames John F., clerk Ames & Detrick, r. Oakland
Ames J. P. (.\meB & Detrlck) r. Oakland
Ames J. Walker, bookkeeper iEtna Life Ins. Co., r.
1502 Jones
Ames Mary E. widow, r. 1866 )i Stevenson
Ames Nicholas, collector, r. 6 Howard Court
Ames Nicholas C, with I. Quiros & Co., r. 440 )i Jessie,
rear
Ames O. F., master mariner, r. 36G Natoma
Ames Oscar H., shirlcutterShirek & Tonner, r. 1866M
Stevenson
Ames Pelham W., attorney at law and secretary Sutro
Tunnel Co., 320 Sansome, r. San Rafael
Ames Richard, laborer, r. 3205 Fillmore
Ames Walter F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1222 Laguna
Ames William R., with Will & Finck, r. 1502 Jones
Ames Worthington, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Ross Valley, Marin County
Ames & Detrlck (J. P. Ames and Edington Det-
rick) manufacturers bags, tents, awnings, and
importers bags and bagging materials, 19-21 Cali-
fornia and 124 Market
Amgot O. C, steward stmr City of New York
Amldon Cyrus S., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
101 Broderick
Amidon Etta Mrs., stenographer, r. 101 Broderick
Amidou 8., driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. Oakland
Amiele Louis, waiter, r. 619 Pacific
Aniiot Etienne, awningmaker, r. 16 Creek Lane
Amiraux Geller, bookkeeper Justice Mining Co., r.
2221 Webster
Amiraux Peter, mining expert, 419 California, room
3, r. 2221 Webster
Amm Andrew, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Ammauu Adolph, tanner, r. 313 Green
Ammaun Frederick W., bookkeeper David Bush, r.
313 Green
AMMEEiUr U, importer, wholesale
and i-etail dealer paints, oik, glass,
>vall paper, etc., 1314 Market, r. 40
McAllister
Amoore Henry £., president Japanese Tree Im-
porting Co., 120 Sutter
Amos John T.. pianomaker, r. 217 Elm Av
Amos J. Philip, receiving teller The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 929 Grove
Amos Louise, widow, r. 929 Grove
Amoskeag Steam Fire Engines, J. W. Girvin & Co.
agents, 2-4 California
Amour Samuel, quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Amphlett Richard M., clerk W. & J. Sloane k Co., r.
816 O'Farrell
Aitisterdam Board of Under-»vriters, James
De Fremery agent, 410 Battery
Amundsen August, upholsterer, r. 722 Shotwell
Amunson EUiff, r. Kentucky House
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IN THE
BXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Amusick G., messman stmr San Jose
Amy Gustave L., solicitor Rolls V. Watt, r 405
Taylor
Amy O. M., merchandise broker, r. 9 Graham PI
Amy Wlnfield S., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 1124
Howard
Anagnostopulos Atbanasios (Anagnostopulos & Stath-
opolis) r. 208 Drumm
Anagnostopulos & Stathopolls (Athanasios Anagnos-
topulos and E, Stathopolls) coffee saloon, 332
East
Ananyoff I. F., clerk Stauff & Cooper, r. 346 Sixth
Anatomical Museum, Jordan & Co.proptrs, 751 Market
Anaya Charles, photographer, 733 Vallejo
Anble Dennis, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt, r.
52 Louisa
Ancell William S., carpenter, r. E s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Butte
Anchevalls Miguel, r. 27 Hinckley
Anchlck Conrad, musician, r. 1133 Treat Av
Anchor Saloon, Detels & Schneider, proprietors,
8 Sacramento
Ancient Order United Workmen, Horace
O. Pratt Grand Recorder, office 40 St. Ann's
Building
Ancon Hotel, John H. Schlesselmann proptr, 9-11
Pacific
Anconi William', waiter, r. 2018 Sutter
Andel Fred, maltster Fortmann & Co., r. 267 Tehama
Anderau Joseph S., sausagemaker, r. 1517 Leaven-
worth
Anderfuren John, r, 1421 Twenty-fourth
Anderf uren Katherine, widow, r, 1814 Stevenson
Anderfuren William J., pattern and modelmaker, 110-
112Beale. r. 320 Bartlett
Anderka Andrew, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 736
Green
Anders Albert A., packer New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. Cherubusco nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Andersen A. C, longshoreman, r.207 Montgomery Av
Andersen Adolf, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Andersen Albert, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Andersen Albert T., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 491
Halght
Andersen Alexander, clerk C. H. Cattermole, r. 155
Perry
Andersen Alexander, cooper, r. 216 Harrison
Andersen .\ndrew, tailor, r. 1137 Pacific
Andersen Andrew C, laborer, r. E s Tennessee nr
Mariposa
Andersen August, tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Andersen August, waiter, r. 110 Eddy
Andersen Carl C, teamster Union Soap Factory, r. 37
Juniper
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Andersen Frederick, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Platte nr Teneriffe
Andersen Hettie, widow, varieties. Church nr Day
Andersen John (Holtum & Andersen) r. 1210 Devlsa-
dero
Anderson John, carpenter stmr City of Sydney
Andersen John, tanner, r. Manitoba nr Susquehanna
Andersen John M., boarding and liquor saloon, 9 Clay
Andereen Julius, carpenter and builder, 625 Wash-
ington, r. 564 Howard
Andersen Julius, gardener, r. Five-Mile House, San
Bri^no Road
Andersen Olof, seaman, r. 180 Clara
Andersen Peter, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 1019
Hampshire
Andersen Peter, teamster, r. 646 Fourth
B^" Andersen. See Andresen and Anderson
Anderson A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1416 Lyon
Anderson A., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Anderson A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. 833 Fifteenth
Anderson Adolph (Chessler & Anderson) r. 518 Pacific
Anderson Adolph F., laborer, r. Tennessee nr Nevada
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
4^9 California. Street.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENQLTSH AND AMKKIOAN
£nraiiBtic, UUizcd uikI I>luiii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Amlersou Albert (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 28 Langton
Anderson Albert, bartender Sven Erlckson, r. 425
East
Anderson Albert, deckhand stmr Garden City, r. 238
Steuart
Anderson Albert G., gilder Scliuesler Bros., r. 520
Twenty-second
Anderson Alfred, molder, r. 931 J^ Folsom
Anderson Alfred, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Alfred E., clerk Cal. Transportation Co., r.
10 Oak Grove Av
Anderson Alfred O., clerk 0. Bozio, r. 959 Howard
Anderson Alvin, cooper, r. 538 Jessie
Anderson Anders, r. Corbett Koad nr Seventeenth
Anderson Andrew (Anderson & Co.) r. 119 Capo
Anderson Andrew (Anderson & Basmussen) r. 208
Drumm
Anderson Andrew, hackdriver C. F. Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
Anderson Andrew, first officer bark Bonanza, r. 1
Polk
Anderson Andrew, first officer stmr Newark, r. Ala-
meda
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew, machinist, r. 540 Bryant
Anderson Andrew, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 606 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 648 Fourth
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 208 Second
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 212 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Anderson Andrew, teamster Andrew Wistand, r. 1426
Howard
Anderson Andrew C, barber P. D. Bernhard, r. 12
Valparaiso
Anderson Andrew J., carriage maker Joseph Koemer
Anderson Andrew O., seaman, r. 268 East
Anderson Annie, widow, r. 519 Third
Anderson Annie, domestic 1911 Van Ness Av
Anderson Annie Miss, dressmaker, 1848 Howard
Anderson Annie B. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson A. P., yardman Pac. Boiling Mill
Anderson A. P.. waiter, r. 132 Fourth
Anderson Arthur W., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
3553 Fillmore
Anderson August, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Anderson August, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson August W., saloon keeper, r. 422 Natoma
Anderson Augustus R., cook, r. 250 Minna
Anderson A. V., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 266
Minna
Anderson B., seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter, r. 159}^ Tehama
Anderson Brothe s (Henry W. and John) wood and
coal, 361 Brannan
Anderson Brothers (Jens and Peter) fish and oysters,
2420 California
Anderson Brothers (William B. and Richard K.) car-
penters and builders, 1209 Market
Anderson C, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Anderson C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Carl, druggist, r. 435 Tehama
Anderson Carl, waiter, r. 309 Mason
Anderson Catherine E., fancy goods, 2740 Sixteenth
Anderson C. H., paperhanger W. S. Upham, r. 1729
Devisadero
Anderson C. H., master stmr Karluk, office 310 San-
some
Anderson Challen D., printer H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 4 Ewer PI
Anderson Charles, r. Twenty-sixth nr Castro
Anderson Charles, artist, r. 725 Bush
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 1329 Alabama
Anderson Charles, casting cleaner City Iron Works,
r. 302 Fourth
Anderson Charles, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co.,
r. 29 Riugold
Anderson Charles, ironworker, r. 1135 Mission
Anderson Charles, laborer, r. 617 Davis
Anderson Charles, manager Mme. H. Anderson, r, 121
Stockton
Anderson Charles, painter, r. 1527 J^ Mission
Anderson Charles, printer Stearns, Worden & Co., r.
26f) Minna
Anderson Charles, rigger, r. E s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Charles, ship carpenter, r. 516 Fourth
Anderson Charles, waiter, r. 654 Mission
Anderson Charles Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical
Mission Church, r. 538 Jessie
Anderson Charles A., butcher, r. Lahalna nr Osage
Anderson Charles A., carpenter, r. 22 Isis
Anderson Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r.
266 Minna
Anderson Charles E., laborer, r. Lahaina nr Penob-
scot
Anderson Charles E., plumber, r. 435 Jessie
Anderson Charles E., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 1,
r. 718 Buchanan
Anderson Charles G., tailor, 1029 Hampshire, r. 9
Minna
Anderson Charles H., distributor La Grande Laundry
Anderson Charles J., first officer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Anderson Charles P., seaman, r. 319 Brannan
Anderson Charles R., tailor. 242 Ellis
Anderson Charles S., cook, r. 240 Jessie
Anderson Christian, night clerk American Exchange
Hotel, r. 11 Maria
Anderson Christian, machinist Union Iron Works
Anderson Christian, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson Christian Mrs., widow, r. 316)4 Golden
Gate Av
Anderson Christopher, laborer, r. 9 Sherwood PI
Anderson Christopher, porter W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 356 Brannan
Anderson C. J., waiter, r. 250 Minna
Anderson Clarence L.. , civil engineer, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26, r. 539 O'Farrell
Anderson Cornelius, master schr Sacramento, r. 2740
Sixteenth
Anderson D., waiter Palace Hotel
Anderson Daniel, tailor, r. 415 East
Anderson D. J., hostler Bay District Track, r. Bay
District Hotel
Anderson E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Edmund, carpenter, r. 175 Fourteenth
Anderson Edward, longshoreman, r. 214 Steuart,
rear
Anderson Edward B., compositor Examiner, r. 459
Stevenson
Anderson Edward H., salesman E. S. Jaffray & Co., r.
413 Barftett
Anderson E. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Elbridge G., stenographer, r. 36 Twelfth
Anderson Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 214 Steuart, rear
Anderson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 1575 Market
Anderson Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1529 Mission
Anderson Emil. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana bet Shasta and Napa
Anderson Emlle, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Anderson Ernest E., tailor E. Holland, r. 333 Duncan
Anderson Eugene, r. 608 Sixth
Anderson Eugene L., driver, r. 22 John
Anderson F., watchman stmr City of Peking
Anderson F. M., machinehand Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 1037 Folsom
Anderson Frank, assistant engineer Chicago Brewing
Co.
Anderson Frank, seaman, r. 116 Berry
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BEAMISH'S
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 MarM St.
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' Anderson Frank, waiter, r. 257 Minna
' Anderson Fred., fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Anderson Frederick, lumberinau, r. 18 Decatur
Anderson Frederick, seaman, r. 30 Clay
■ Anderson Frederick, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
' Anderson Frederick A., conductor, r. GOO Tblrd
' Anderson Frederick S., harnessmaker, r. 549 Minna
■ Anderson George, porkpacker, r. 733 !« Clementina
'Anderson George A., policeman, r. 623 Montgomer3'
'Anderson George W. (Q. W. Anderson & Co.) r. Oak-
land
' Anderson G. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
•Anderson Gustave, bricklayer, r. 319 Vallejo, rear
' Anderson Gustave, deckhand etmr Bay City, r. Ala-
meda
> Anderson Gustave, driver, r. 1000 Montgomery
* Anderson Gustave, liquor saloon, 129 Clay, r. 422 Na-
toma
'Anderson Gustave, second officer stnir Bay City, r. 28
Clay
fi Anderson Gustave, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.
.S007 Mission
'-Anderson Gustave, waiter, r. 26 Turk
Anderson Gustave, with 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken
tacky Home
Anders-n G. W. k Co. (George W. Anderson) ex
pressmen, 331 East
Anderson H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
•Anderson H., waiter H. J. Bahrenburg
> Anderson H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
lAnderson H. Mme.. costumer, 121 Stockton
^Anderson Hannah M., r. 1020 Green
^Anderson Hans, laborer, r. -^fiO Market
'.Ander.son Hans, steward, r. 514 Howard
>Anderf0n Hans, tailor J. Kavanagh, r. 18 Oak Grove
1423
Av
^Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danlelson)
California
^Anderson Harry, clerk Charles NelsoiJ, r. 119 Capp
sAnderson Henry, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
(Anderson Henry, oi'er, r. Haudley House
iAnderson Henry, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
^Anderson Henry G., bookkeeper Alex. Jansen, r. 2146
Mission
.Anderson Henry W. (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
'Anderson Herman, r. 789 Mission
Anderson Herman, laborer, r. 340 Bryant
Anderson Herman, liquor Baloon, 102 Jackson, r. 789
Jlission
I Anderson Hermann, correspondent Charles Meinecke
&Co
(Anderson Hilda E., widow, r. 2146 Mission
lAnt'ers'n H.S., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Anderson Hugh, pbotograDher, 92 St. Ann's Bldg
jAnderson Isaac, r. 1220 Valencia
lAnderson Isaac M., mining, r. 621 Nineteenth
Anderson J., waiter stmr Alameda
Anderson J. A, physician, 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg, r.
11(18 Folsom
lAnderson Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 1347 Alabama
lAnderson Jacob, carpenter, r. 22 Alvarado
lAnderson Jacob, coachman, r. 1840 California
lAnderson Jacob, driver Charles M. Hawes, r. NW cor
Napa and Connecticut
;Jinderson Jacob H. V., salesman S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 313 Castro
.Anderson James, r. 24 Langton
Anderson James, r. 871 Market
Anderson James (J. T. Jeflfress & Co.) r. 807 Church
.Anderson James, cooper, r. 615 Seventh
.Anderson James, laborer, r. 49 Rich
Anderson James, machinist, r. 633 Stevenson
Anderson James, shoemaker, r. 611 Laguna
Anderson James, stevedore, r. 9>i Clyde
Anderson James, student, r. 142 k Fourth
lAnderson James, surfman U. S. Life Saving Station
Anderson James, waiter, r. 121 Fifth
Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 1927 Webster
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ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Anderson James A., shoefitter, r. 4 Kramer PI
Anderson James E.. qnarteruiaster stmr San Pablo
Anderson James H., accountant Cal. Ins. Co., r. 2661
Howard
Anderson James H., conductor Geary St. RR.. r. 1625
Post
Anderson James W., Superintendent Common
Schools, office New City Hall, third floor, r. 3044
Sixteenth
Anderson J. C, r. 1045 Market
Anderson J. D., well borer, r. Ahlborn House
Anderson Jens (Anderson Bros.) r. 11 Beideman
Anderson Jens, dishwasher, r. 132 Fourth
Anderson Jens, waiter, r. 606 Jessie
Anderson J. O.. conductor Market St. RR., r. 2029
Ellis
Anderson John, r. 2922 Folsom
Anderson John (Anderson Bros.) r. 361 Brannan
Anderson John, cabinetmaker, r. 521 Stevenson
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 226 Fifth
Anderson John, cook Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 402
Broadway
Anderson John, foreman shipyard Union Ironworks,
r. cor Santa Clara and Mississippi
Anderson John, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Hayes
and Lott
Anderson John, janitor 410 Kearny
Anderson John, laborer, r. 1106 Kearny
Anderson John, laborer, r. Handley House
Anderson John, laborer, r. cor Mariposa and Missouri
Anderson John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Anderson John, lithographic transferer Bosqul En-
graving and Printing Co. r. 18U3 Taylor
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 242 Langton
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. Palmer nr Bartlett
Anderson John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
.\nderson John, porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 331
Montgomery
Anderson John, quartermaster stmr Alameda
Anderson John, quartermaster stmr State of Califor-
nia
Anderson John, salesman O. B. Smith & Co., r. 32
Natoma
Anderson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson John, Silverman Palace Hotel
Anderson John, tailor, r. 9 Minna
Anderson John, tailor, r. 229 Minna
Anderson John, tailor Charles McCrystle
Anderson John A., janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy
Anderson John A., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson John C. (Anderson & Co.) r. NW cor San-
chez and Twenty-ninth
Anderson John C, wharfbullder, r. 38 Jessie
Anderson John E., carpenter, r. 946 Harrison
Anderson John E., master mariner, r. Corbett Road
nr Seventeenth
Anderson John G., cook, r. 931 Greenwich
Anderson John G., liquor saloon, 811>2 Kearny, r. 515
Kearny
Anderson John H., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1927 Web-
ster
Anderson John L., molder Eureka Foundry, r. 654
Mission
Anderson John T., stevedore, r. 6 Freelon
Anderson John T., stevedore, r. 116 Berry
Anderson John W., engineer, r. 50 Quinu
Anderson Jonathan, carpenter, r. 946 Harrison
Anderson Joseph A., calker, r. 8 Miles PI
Anderson Joseph D., clerk, r. 739 Folsom
Anderson Josephine, domestic 1911 Sacramento
.\nderson Julia, widow, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Anderson Julius, longshoreman, r. 332 Ritch
Anderson Julius, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Julius, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson J. W., carpenter and builder, r. 365 Jessie
Anderson Karen, widow, r. 2 Clyde
Anderson Kate Miss, r. 7*3 Pine
ALNIER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Aiuiorson Lars P., shoemaker 11. P. Chase & Co., r.
577 Minna
Anderson Ijeonard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Lewis, blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo
Anderson Lilburn B., r. 120 Ellis
Anderson Lizzie, domestic 2818 Howard
Anderson Louis, liquor dealer, r. 544 Natoma
Anderson Louise S., widow, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson M. Mrs., widow, r. 180 Clara
Anderson Marcellus O., policeman, r. 425 Fremont
Anderson Marcus, gripman Market St. RR., r. 2000
McAllister
Anderson Marion S. Miss, r. 1927 Webster
Anderson Martinas, seaman, r. 731 Harrison
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Clyde
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Moultou PI
Anderson Mary, domestic 314 Bush
Anderson Mary, domestic 800 Bush
Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaking, 1575 Market
Anderson Mary Miss, saleslady Q. Yerdier & Co., r.
110 Taylor
Anderson Matilda, domestic 240!) .Jackson
Anderson Matthias, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Michi-
gan and GeorMia
Anderson Michael, miller J. Martenstein & Co., r. 529
Greenwich
Anderson Michael, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Anderson Michael, with R. I. Green, r. 139 Valencia
Anderson Nathan D., attorney at law, 438 California
Anderson Nels, carpenter, r. 439 Twentieth
Anderson Nelson, blacksmith, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Niels, r. Old People's Home
Anderson Nils, hostler Presidio RR., r. 424 Jackson
Anderson Nils, secretary California Transporta-
tion Co., NW cor Jackson and East, r. 10 Oak
Grove Av
Anderson Nettle H. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1927 Webster
Anderson N. H., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. '50 Clay
Anderson .0., carpenter, r. 945 'j Folsom
Anderson O., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Ole, assistant engineer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Anderson Oliver L., mechanic, r. 2309 Larkin
Anderson Olof , deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 28 Clay
Anderson Olof A., clerk, r. 959 Howard
Anderson Oscar, seaman stmr Mariposa
Anderson Oscar, starcher La Grande Laundry
Anderson Otto, seaman, r. 116 Beiry
Anderson P., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Paul, seam.-n, r. 123 Jackson
Anderson Peter (Anderson Bros.) r. 23433^ Washington
Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
1848 Howard
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 122 Howard
Anderson Peter, fireman, r. 514 Howard
Anderson Peter, fisherman, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 1019 Hampshire
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 1039 York
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Anderson Peter, porter, r. 151 Minna
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 263 East
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 323 Vallejo
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Peter, tailor H. Hershberg & Co.
Anderson Peter, waiter, r. 34 Mary
Anderson Peter, watchman Oregon Coal and Nav. Co.
Anderson Peter A., saloon keeper, r. 1300 J^ Stockton
Anderson P. F., stonecutter, r. 220 Pacific
Anderson Rebecca, domestic 1018 Twenty-first
Anderson Richard K. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1431 Market
Anderson Rienhold L., salt merchant, r. 518 Twenty-
second ,
Anderson Robert, baker, r. 763 Howard
Anderson Robert, laborer, r. 23 Anthony
Anderson Robert, passepartoutmakerSchuBslerBros.
r. Oakland
Anderson Robert G., carpenter, r. 1326 Broadway
Anderson Robert W., master mariner, r. 933 Twenty-
seciiud
Anderson Roel, molder, r. 47 Kearny
Anderson Roland, r. 931 J^ Folsom
Anderson R. Sumter, private school, 12 Odd Fellows'
Bldg, r. 715)4 Shotwell
Anderson Rudolph, cabinetmaker, r. San Bruno Road,
nr Tenerifl'e
Anderson Samuel, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Anderson Samuel, tailor, r. 6 Jane PI
Anderson Sarah J., widow, r. 2601 Howard
Anderson Stuart M., clerk insurance dept. Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 1927 Webster
Anderson Theodore, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Anderson Thomas, eariienter stmr San Pablo
Anderson Thomas,, chief engineer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Anderson Thomas, oflce 20 Drumm, r. 2209 Devisa-
dero
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Anderson Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Thomas, sparmaker, r. 2 Clyde
Anderson Thore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson T. T. r. 44 Sixth
Anderson W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Waldron W., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. W s Indiana bet Napa and Sierra
Anderson Walter, clerk, r. 739 Folsom J
Anderson Walter, clerk Waibel Bros., r. 933 Twenty-
second
Anderson Walter G., bookkeeper Friedlander & Koch,
r. 2209 Devisadero
Anderson W. F., r. 26 Turk
Anderson William, r. 513 Howard
Anderson William, barber Theodore C. Lampe
Anderson William, clerk, r. 107 Fifth
Anderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory.
r. W s Indiana bet Sierra and Napa
Anderson William, machinist, r. 3553 Fillmore
Anderson William, molder City Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Anderson William, seaman, r. 353 Minna
Anderson William, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Anderson William B. (Anderson Bros.) r. 1437 Market
Anderson William B., estate of (Anderson & Tallon)
otfice 12-14 Market
Anderson William B. Mrs., widow, r. 2661 Howard
Anderson William H., driver City RR., r. 6 Ho£f Av
Anderson William H., calker, r. 29 J^ Moss
Anderson William J., manager The Loomis National
Library Assn. 331 Montgomery, rooms 36-37
Anderson William J., wool sorter, r. 361 Brannan
Anderson William T., porter Harrison & Dickson, r.
20 Madison Av
Anderson William W., barber, r. 33 Everett
Anderson Winslow, physician and surgeon, NE cor
Broadway and Powell, r. 829 Broadway
Anderson & Co. (Andrew Anderson, Edward H.
Hanson and S. F. Gashwiler) importers twine
and duck, and manufacturers bags, tents and awn-
ings.^ll Clay and 112 Commercial
AndersogL,5t Co. (John C. Anderson and Antonio C. A.
BoysfcD) groceries, hardware, wood and coal, NW
cor Sanchez and Twenty-ninth
Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter-
Danielson) whiteners, 635 California
Anderson & Rasmussen (Andrew Anderson and Nela
Rasmussen) liquor saloon, SE- cor Washington
and Drumm
Anderson & Tallon (C. J. Tallon and estate of William
B. Anderson) stoves, tinware, etc., and agents
Albion Pottery, 12-14 Market
B^" Anderson. See Andersen and Andresen
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UNDERWEAR 'I
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THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manage
WU. SE2T0N, Asst. Managei
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfTVI-PRlTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS.
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331
Anderton Frederick C, tanner, cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo, r. 418 Sutter
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler
Burris secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Andiano Tranquillina, r. 519 Greenwich, rear
Andlaiier J. Victor, clerk John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Andoruettl Paul, packer, r. 1413 Dupont
Andrade Albert F., clerk G. Andrade, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade GulUermo, office 308 California, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Joseph S., assistant engineer stmr Piedmont,
r. Oakland
Andrude Seferino, cigarmaker, r. 1523 Dupont
Andre Anthony A., special agent and adjuster South
British Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of New Zealand,
r. Oakland
Andre Edouard Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Filbert
Andre J. L., porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
410 Montgomery
Andre Leon, with Jules Lamhla, r. 1916 Filbert
Andre Ricardo, exporter wines, r. 1916 Filbert
Andreas Henry, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
Powell
Andreatta Charles S., machinist, r. 1061 Folsom
Andreatta Ernest, boxmaker. r. 1061 Folsom
Andree Robert, bartender Frederick Meyer, r
Kearny
Andreen .\ndrew, blacksmith, r. 505 Seventh
Andres Chris., musician r. 345 Jessie
Andres George, helper Pao. Oil and Lead Works, r.
519 Second
Andres Joseph, r. 14 Bond
Andres Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Andresen Andreas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
cor Sierra and Tennessee
Andrt'sen Beruhard, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Andresen Brothers (Christian Andresen) wheel-
wrights and blacksmiths, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Bros.) r. Uakland
Andre.sen Henry, steward, r. 317 Bush
Andresen Nicholas, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
Andresen John (Goetjen & Andresen) r. 5 Wall
Andresen Peter H., carpenter, r. 533 Twenty-second
Andrew Alfred G., carpenter, r. 1522 Vallejo
Andrew Hannah, furnished rooms, 1061 Folsom
Andrew Lizzie, domestic 1104 Oak
Andrew Milo, barber, 537 Clay, r. 1217}^ Kearny
Andrews A., jeweler, 221 Montgomery, r. Lick House
Andrews A. H. & Co. (of Chicago) 0." F. Weber & Co.
agents, office furniture and school supplies, 300-
306 Post
Andrews Alfred F., salesman A. Andrews, r. Lick
House
Andrews Alfred R., cook, r. 5 Varennes
Andrews Alexander, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 13
Johnston Av
Andrews .Alexander, seaman stmr Granada
Andrews Alexander Jr., messenger, r. 13 Johnston Av
Andrews A. R., r. 151 Octavia
Andrews Augustus r. 312!^ Minna
Andrews B. A. Mrs., r. 527 Taylor
Andrews C. F., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 629
Shotwell
Andrews Charles, clerk, r. 1009 Sutter
An rew8 Charles M. (Andrews & Cornell) r. 417 Main
Andrews C. N., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 918 Jackson
Andrews Edward, waiter stmr Granada
Andrews E iwin O., carpenter, r. 329 Jessie
Andrews Eli, r. 424 Bryant
Andrews Frank, butler, r. 2012 Jackson
Andrews Frank K., merchant, r. 1228 Mission
Andrews Frederick C, salesman Houghton & Figel,
r. 1027 Clay
Andrews Frederick F., bookkeeper, r. 249 Steuart
Andrews Frederick J., carpenter Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 908 Treat Av
Andrews George, porter D. G. Camarinos, r. 426
Powell
Andrews George C, clerk, r. 1409 Octavia
^^
IX THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
niPOKTEKS ANT) DEALERS IN
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
<EXT ABOVK PAL.\CE HOTEL.
Andrews George tV., clerk E. & H. Moffat, r. 460
Bryant
.\ndrewB Gorham C, salesman, r. 6f^ Golden Gate Av
Andrews Granville B., assistant Anatomical Museum
Andrews Guy, plumber, r. 914 Powell
Andrews Hannah, widow, lodgings, 174 Jessie
Andrews Harry, hardware, 2339 Mission, r. 312 Bart-
lett
Andrews Henry, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1109
Folsom
Andrews Henry M., first ieutenant Light Battery K,
Ist Artillery, U. 8. A., Presidio
Andrews James, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.
r. 1017 Powell
Andrews James, laborer, r. Ocean Road nr Industrial
School
Andrews James, painter, r. 741 Minna
Andrews James, plumber, r. SW cor Twenty-sistb
and Mission
Andrews James, waiter, r. American Exchange Hotel
.Vndrews Jessie S., clerk Brown, Craig & Co.. r. 460
Bryant
Andrews John, r. 174 Jessie
Andrews John, fireman stmr Aurora, r. 238 Fourth
Andrews .Jonn C, machinist, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Andrews John R. Rev., pastor Swedish Methodist
Church, r. 221 Thirteeutd
Andrews John T., engineer, r. 238 Fourth
.\ndrew» John W., tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r.
914 Powell
Andrews Joseph A., teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. 16
Johnston Av
Andrews Lee W., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
423 Bush
Andrews Louis, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 13
Johnston .\v
Andrews Louis T.. machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 757
Folsom
Andrews Lucy E., widow, r. 1228 Mission
Andrews M. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Eddy
Andrews M. C. Mrs., r. 127 Montgomery
Andrews Oliver, hog butcher, E s St. Thomas bet
Platte and Savannah, r. cor Venezuela and Platte
Andrews Otis C, teamster, r. 685 Harrison
Andrews Richard, stevedore, r. 827 Greenwich
Andrews Richard H., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 827
Greenwich
Andrews R. L. Mrs., r. 1925 Taylor
Andrews Samuel M., messenger Wakelee & Co., r. 827
Greenwich
Andrews Sarah, domestic 1018 Golden Gate Av
Andrews Theodore (Andrews & Co.) r. 8 Stockton PI
.\ndrews Thomas H., stage carpenter Grand Opera
House, r. 726 Mission
Andrews Thomas P., with Sam 0. Partridge, r. 1511
Vallejo
Andrews T. J. Mrs., r. 4.36 Brannan
Andrews Tyre H., carpenter, r. cor Railroad Av and
Montenegro
Andrews William, clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r.
1008 Mission
Andrews William, teamster, r. 312 Beale
Andrews William A., stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. Landers nr Sixteenth
Andrews William C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 145 Ellis
Andrews William J., r. 1316 Hayes
Andrews Willis H., salesman Hueter Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
Andrews W. J., commercial traveler Studebaker Bros.
Mnfg Co.
Andrews & Co. (Theodore Andrews and Peter Nick)
fruits, 210 Grant Av
Andrews & Cornell (Charles M. Andrews and Almanza
A. Cornell) coopers, 417 Main
B^ Andrews. See Andrew and Andrus
Andrewson Andrew, machinist Rix & Firth, r. 14
Perry
Andrlch Joseph, r. 22 Virginia
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^^rA^^^Sfc^^^ ^ilV^^x^^
AND
180
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. i
Brass and Nickel Plated !
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
0|>eii Firo - Pliice Trimmiii;f8
a. Speciiiltj'.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Andrie Robert, laborer, r. 411 Pacilio
Aitdros Milton, attorney at law. 22i Sansome, r.
aOl Vau Ness Av
Andross Jennie H.. widow, r. 1041 Mission
Andross J. Haskell, clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r.
1041 Mission
Andross Porter A., clerk Cory, Cicott & Co., r. 405
Taylor
Andrus Chris, musician, r. 345 Jessie
Andrus Emily Miss, tailoress, r. 232 Minna
Andrus George M., engineer, r. 232 Miuna
Andrus George W., furniture, 514 Valencia, r. 382
Dolores
Andrus Jesse B., clerk local freight oflSce S. P. Co.,
r. 227 Geary
Andrus Thomas J., printer, r. 232 Minna
Andruss E. Van A., captain Light Battery K, 1st Ar-
tillery, U. S. A., Presidio
Andruss George H., with Tallant & Co., r. San Mateo
Andrzejowski Madeline, widow, r. 704 Bush
Angel Francisco C, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Angpl H. J., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r. 503 3i
Seventh
B^ Angel. See Angell
Angel's Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.; Cal.)
Thomas J. Schuyler secretary, 42-43 Nevada
Block
Angeli Frank, harnessmaker, r. 553 Mission
Angelis Edward, machinist, r. 1333 Natoma
Angells Henry, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1333
Natoma
Angelis Mary, widow, r. 1333 Natoma
Angells Meiner, bookkeeper, r. 2018 Taylor
Angelis Minnie, widow, r. 2018 Taylor
Angelis Theodore, teacher music, r. 2018 Taylor
Angelius Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 756 Howard
Angelius Frederick, chairmaker Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. 756 Howard
Angelius Eichard, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 756
Howard
Angell Andrew J., real estate and note broker, 425
Montgomery, r. 2101 Laikin
Angell Charles C, bartender J. O. Scott, r. 2101 Lar-
kin
Angell Chester L., draftsman Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, 2200 Howard
Angell Elmer A., painter, r. 2101 Larkin
Angell Frank B.. druggist Edwin W. Joy, r. 336
Golden Gate Av
Angell Horace B., superintei lent Golden State and
Miners' Iron Woiks, r. 2200 Howard
Angell John C, r. 800 Stockton
Angell J. W., druggist, 272 First, cor Folsom, r.
23 Hawthorne
Angell Otis B., bookkeeper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2200 Howard
Angell William, physician and surgeon, r. 568 Fol-
Bom
Angell William C, machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. Oakland
Angell William J., shoemaker, r. 2101 Larkin
1^ Angell. See Angel
Angelo Antonio, fisherman, r. 435 Vallejo
Angelo Edward J., clerk Duflfey Bros., r. 911 Natoma
Angelo Fava, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Angelo Francisco, bootblack Sand Bros
Angelo George, shoefinisher Kutz & Murr, r. 15 Union
PI
Angelo George, seaman stmr Acapulco
Angelo Henry J. (Angelo & Criswell) 116 O'Farrell
Angelo John, cook, r. 21 Vallejo
Angelo Joseph, seaman stmr Granada
Angelo & Criswell (Henry J. Angelo and William Y.
Criswell) proptrs Alcazar Pharmacy, 116 O'Far-
rell
Angelopoulo Angelo. candymaker. r. 65 Everett
Angelovich Joseph R., cook, r. 1206 Larkin
Anger Max L., cornicemaker J, F. Forderer, r. 909
Kearny
Angerer Elise, widow, r. 5 Vallejo PI
Angerstein Charles, laborer, r. 947 Folsom
Angersteln Frederick, musician, r. 768 Bryant
Aiigier Albert W., compositor, r. 1507 Cluy
Aiigier Edward, salesman J. W. Girviu k Co.
Angier W. T., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 906
Market
AngiuB John P. (John P. Angius & Co.) r. 815 Mont-
gomery
Angius John P. & Co. (John P. Angius and John B.
Monet) butter, eggs and poultry, 11 Pacific Fruit
Market
Anglade Jacques, French laundry, 717 Lombard
Anglasay Delia, groceries, 713 Branuan
Auglaude Maurice, laborer, r. 204 First
Anglemyer William, gripman Market St. RE., r. cor
Johnston Av and Rose
Anglin Daniel, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Anglin Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Anglin James, expressman, NE cor Taylor and
Geary, r. cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Anglin Mary, widow, r. 44 Jessie
Anglin Thomas, packer Cal. Mnfg Co., r. 721 Ji
Minna, rear
AI&LO-CALIFORHIAN BANK ,..«.,..„,
Frederick F. Lio^v and Ignatz Stein-
liart managers, Philip N. Lilientlial
casliier, NE cor Sansome and Pine
Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corporation,
Louis Sloss president, C. P. Farnfield vice-presi-
dent, Z. P. Clark secretary, 410 Pine, Nevada
Block
Anglo-Pacific Steel Co. The, G. Richard Layton acting
secretary, 18 Nevada Block
Angounet Bernard, laundryman F. Angonnet, r. 603
Post
Angonnet Francais, laundry, 603 Post
Angus James S., office 412 Pine. r. 1501 Washington
Angus William (William Angus* Co.) r. Oakland
Angus William & Co. (William Angus) grain
and commission merchants. 26 Merchants' Ex-
change
Anixter Harris, dairyman, r. 1912 Baker
Ankel Bernard, nurse, r. 546 J^ Natoma
Ankel Harry, salesman A. Davis & Son, r. 1010 Leav-
enworth
Ankel Samuel, clerk, r. 546 J^ Natoma
Ankele John H., cashier Walter Speyer, r. 26 Mc-
Allister
Anker Andrew, coffee saloon, 639 Kearny, r. 621 Cali-
fornia
Anker G. H., clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 931 Filbert
Anker I. C, carrier Post Office, r. 931 Filbert
Ankers George, second officer stmr City of Peking, r.
754 Bryant
Ankerson Richard T., assistant bookkeeper Leben-
baum & Co., r. 1509 Leavenworth
Anley George, glassworker, r. 9 Bowie Av
Annarmark William, capitalist, r. 720 Folsom
Annen Mary Miss, nurse, r. S. F. Girls' Union
Annis Charles H., shoefinisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 121* Twenty-first
Annls James S.. r. 1U52 Howard
Annis Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1052 Howard
Ansbach S. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Ansbro Charles B., butcher, r. 1713 Dupont
Ansbro James J., fruits and vegetables, 1215 Scott
Ansbro Matthew, driver Morris & Kennedy, r. 2012
Powell
Ansbro Michael, laborer S. P. Co , r. 606 Fourth
Anschell Samuel, r. 8M Bausch
Ansel Jacob, tanner, r. Railroad Av nr Servia
Ansel John, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 735 Brannan
Ansela Ernest, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 214 J< Sixth
BEAMlSirS
SHIRTS
MARKET ST., COR. TIIIR1>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
RPAD HARASZTHY&C0.{wash1n?t?nst.1
PMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
ANS
181
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insley Washington, cooper, 14 Merchant
Vnson Barton D., liquor saloon, 38 Seventh, r. 1045
Market
Ineou Frank (Anson & Sullivan) r. 909 Geary
Insoii George C, wood carver, r. 1030 Minna
\nson Henry J., paperhanger, r. 1511 Larkin
UlBon John A., musician, r. 811 Pacific
inson John K., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 909
Geary
inson Joseph G. , clerk Redington & Co., r. 661 Wil-
low Av.
liison Patrick F., painter, r. 661 Willow Av
inson Paul, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
661 Willow Av
inson Richard, painter, r. 909 Geary
inson Richard J., driver, r. 909 Geary
iuson k Sullivan (Frank Anson and John Sullivan)
house and sign painters, 909 Geary
inspacher Abram (Anspacher Bros.) r. 1400 McAl-
lister
inspacher Brothers, merchants, (Livermore) ofllce
302 California
inspacher Philip, merchant, r. 811 Pierce
inspacher Simon (Anspacher Bros.) r. 834 Fulton
ingtett A. <!(( Co. (Charles Kreuter and Daniel
Douohue) proprietors i^afayette Brewery, 725-727
Green
instey Charles T., bookkeeper, r. 517 O'Farrell
aithes Frank F., with Geo. G. Shreve & Co., r. 1625
Pine
inthes Frederick P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 1600 Bush
tBthes Peter, burtenaer Leopold Neller, r. 2 Sophie
Terrace
inthonison Henry, seaman stmr State of California,
r. Tl Vandewater
mthoiiy A., seauiau, r. 36 Clay
;nthony Abraham, policeman, r. 927 Ji Post
^nthony Albert, clerk, r. 109 Montgomery
inthcjiiy Alice Mrs., bakery and notions, 2760 Mis-
sion
unthoiiy Charles N., law student O. P. Evans, r. 2414
Mission
inthonv Charles V. Rev., pastor Grace M. E. Church,
r. 2414 Mission
l^nthony Charles W., r. 1201 Fillmore
Lnthouy Edward, bookkeeper, r. 733 Shotwell
j.nthouv Edward A., bookkeeper L. J. Ewell, r. 733
Shotwell
jithony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.) r. 124 Oak
lnthouy Edwiu R., clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co.,
! r. Alameda
nthouy Emma, widow, r. 921 Sutter
lnthouy E. T. * Co. (Edward T. Anthony) repackers,
: 407-409 Commercial
lnthouy Henry, cutler Will & Finck
nthLuy Henry, peddler, r. 20)4 Garden
nthony James, laborer, r. Domiuica nr Railroad Av
nthouy John A., local freight agent S. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
nthony Joseph, r. 1.506 Folsom
nthouy Joseph, printer, r. 20 )4 Garden
nthouy Mark. r. 1415 Twenty-fifth
nthony Meyer, printer, r. 20 Ji Garden
nthony Thomas B., r. 2760 Mission
nthony Walter V., clerk Quade & Straut. r. 1415
Twenty-fifth
nthony William H., waiter, r. 36 Louisa
nthony Yetty Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Gongh
y Anthony. See Autoni and Antony
ntich Autoue, laborer, r 1 Codmau PI
ntich Martin, cook, r. 1019 Powell
ntipa Jennie, widow, r. Crescent Av nr Sullivan.
Holly Park
ntiseil Thomas M., president T. M. Antisell
Piano Co.. 1101 Market, r. 2410 Folsom
ntiseil Thomas M. Jr., salesman T. M. Antisell
Piano Co., r. 2410 Folsom
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
P CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
ANTISELL T.M. PIANO CO.
manufactarers and dealers pianos and
or^rans, ^varerooms 1101 Market, Odd
Fellows Bld<r, factory, cor Sliot^vell
and Eigrhteenth
Antisell William C, secretary T. M. Antisell
Piano Co., 1101 Market, r. 56 St. Ann's Bldg
Antola .Angelo, porter A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 414 Val.
lejo
Antoldi Stanislao, salesman J. P. Thomas, r. 710 Cali-
fornia
Anton Margaret, widow, r. Chenery nr Randall
Antone Louis, kettleman Lafayette Brewery, r. 725
Green
Antonelli Joseph S., railroad contractor, 39 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Antonelli Viucenzo, cigars, '22'JH Montgomery Av
Antonetti Edward (Antonetti A: Co.) r. 334 Beale
Antonetti Margaret, r. 334 Beale
Antonetti & Co. (Edward Antonetti and Peter Han-
son) painters, 'J31 Third and 334 Beale
.Antoni Ermeuegildo, r. 1524 Stockton
Antouiazzi Peter, painter, r. 4 O'Connell PI
Antonio D. J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 414
Union
Antonio Frank, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Antonio Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Antonio Gerald, peddler, r. 3 Francisco
Antonio Henry, mechanic, r. 722 Green
Antonio J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
Antouioli C. & Co. (Casimir Antonioli and Peter Zen-
ovich) liquor saloon, NW cor Sansome and Mer-
chant
Antouioli Casimir (Antonioli & Sorich and C. Antoni-
oli & Co.) r. 27 H Fourth
Antonioli & Sorich (Casimir Antonioli and Anton
Sorich) liquor saloon, 79 Stevenson
Antony Francis, clerk, r. 37 Clara
Antony John M., laborer, r. 227 Third
Antrim H. D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Santa
Cruz
Antunovich Andrew, r. 1620 )« Stockton
Antuuovich Dominic G., clerk A. Lusk k Co., r. 712
Green
Antunovich Florio, restaurant, 403 East, r. 712 Green
Antunovich Josephine Mme., teacher music, r. 220
Turk
Antunovich Nicola, manager Florio Antunovich, r.
1620 M Stockton
Antwiler Charles J., carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Antz Henry, butcher, 15-16 Grand Western Market r.
107 Austin
Anzenhofer Carl, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr In-
dustrial School
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr
ladustrial School
Anzenhofer Louis Jr., farmer, r. Ocean House Road
nr Industrial School
Anzenhofer Peter, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Industrial School
Aoki T., artist George T. Marsh & Co., r. 20 H Fifth
Apel Ferdinand, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
cor Powell and Chestnut
Apel John, contractor, r. 605 Montgomery
Apelt Charles M., shirtmaker, 136 Montgomery Av, r.
1423 Stockton
Apelt William, bartender Charles Carlson, r. 310 Beale
Apffell Albert F., carpenter, r. 1634 Eddy
Apffell Frederick, painter, r. 1634 Eddy *
Aptt'ell Philip J., carpenter, r. 1634 Eddy
Aplin Edward N.. clerk, r. 758 Harrison
Apullo Hall, 810 Pacific
Apollo Miuin<,' Co. (Unga Island, Alaska) Louis Sloss
Jr. secretary, office 310 Sansome
MINTING PRESSES, PALWiER & REY, 4%40? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KX'ffR.V J>RY "SPEC! A I,.-'
Chapman, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast,
APO
182
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMi'oiiTKiis or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
ApotUecaries' Hall, W. J. Bryan proiirietor, 3
New Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Appel C. A., r. V20S Broadway
Appel Franz, baker, r. 034 Pacific
Appel Frederick, r. 2110 Mission
Appel George, shoemaker F. W. Borgward, r. 920
Jackson
Appel Henry A., solicitor F. 0. Baxter
Appel Julius, salesman M. Simon & Co., r. 116 Elev-
enth
Appel Samuel, furniture, 769 Market, r. 116 Eleventh
Appel Simon, clothing, 247 Fourth, r. 2034 Mission
Appel William, clerk, r. 1223 Buchanan
B3" Appel. See Apple
Appell John, cabinetmaker, r. 721 Bryant
Appenzeller Jacob, wagonmaker Pac. Imp. Co., r. 652
Fourth
Appiarius Franz W.. groceries and liquors, SW cor
Post and Larkin, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Appiarius Henry C, liquor saloon, NW cor Califor-
nia and Drumm, r. 35^ Erie
Appiarius Henry W., clerk, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Appiarius William, grocer, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Apple Charles H., lineman, r. 228 Webster
Apple Henry L., brassfinisher, r. 407 Grove
Apple Hyman, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 727 Grove
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 727 Grove
Apple Robert, engraver, r. 917 J^ Mission
Apple Robert L., r. 437 Fulton
Apple Wolf, r. 727 Grove
»5" Apple. See Appel
Applegate Frank E., clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. Alameda
Applegate J. J., r. 81 Fourth
Auplegate John J., soap mnfr, oflace 10 Bush, r. 1627
Sutter
Applegate Josiah H., attorney at law, 729 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda
Applegate Josiah H. Jr., clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Appleton Axel, oysterman C. 0. Swanberg, r. 1910
Appletoii D. & Co. (New York) Dorville Libby
manager, 300 Post, Union Cliib Bldg
Appleton Harry, upholstering, 6125^ Natoma
Appleton House, 33 Fifth
Appleton J., r. 51 Third
Appleton Rebecca, domestic 97 Silver
Appleton Thomas, commission mt.chant, r. 468
Sixth
Appleton William M., clothing, 447 Third
Appo H., bellman Palace Hotel
Appraisers' Building U. S., E s Sansome bet
Washington and Jackson
Appraist-rs U. S., office U. S. Appraisers' Build-
ing, second floor
Appy Harriett J. Mrs., physician, 631 Sutter
Apted Walter solicitor, r. 118 Francisco
Apting Nicholas, carver L. & E. Emanuel, r. 209}^
Twelfth
Arabian Coffee and Spice Mills, Hills Bros.
proprietors, 400 Sansome
Aral R., porter R. E. Dickenson, r. 418 Post
Arandt Samuel, traveling salesman Arnold PoUak &
Co.
Araos Ylarlo, porter M. Claybnrgh & Co., r. 1509J4
Mason
Arata Andrea (F. Boitano & Co.) r. 517 Union, rear
Arata Angelo, bootblack, E s Leidesdorff nr Califor-
nia, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata Benedetto, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2217 Mason
Arata David, r. 721 Broadway, rear
Arata F. & Co. (Francisco Arata) livery stable, 421
Broadway
Arata F. & Co. (Francisco Arata and Raffaelo Cervelli)
liquor saloon, 526 Broadway
Arata Felice, laborer, r. 10 San Antonio
.\rata Francisco (F. Arata * Co.) r. 517 Greenwich
Arata Giacomo, teamster, r. 420 Broadway
Arata Giovanni, gardener, r. Ocean House Road nr
Five-Mile House
Arata Giovanni, laborer D. Ghiradelli & Sons, r. 9
Union PI
Arata Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1130 Stevenson
Arata Giusippe, scavenger, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Arata John, teamster, r. 27 Lapldge
Arata Joseph, fruit stand and bootblack, SW cor Pine
and Battery, r. 513 Greenwich
Arata Luigi, hostler F. Arata & Co., r. 420 Broadway
Arata Luigi, scavenger, r. 725 Filbert
Arata Mary, widow, r. 178 Vandcwater
Arata Paolo, hostler F. Arata & Co., r. 421 Broadway
Arata Paul, laborer, r. 21 h Lapidge
Arata Paul, vegetable peddler, r. 2010 J4 Mason
Arata Ricco, canmaker, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Arata Serafico (Arata & Raggio) r. 736 Vallejo
Arata Stefano, bootblack Angelo Arata, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata Stefano, laborer, r. 11 Hinckley
Arata Stefano, junk dealer, 1526 Stockton, r. 6 Hart-
mann
Arata & Raggio (Serafino Arata and David Raggio)
produce. 801-803 Bush
Arbelter Zeitung, Arbeiter Zeitung Publishing Co.
proptrs, 8 Julia
ArbeitT Zeitung Publishing Co., Herry Lembeck
agent, publishers Arbeiter Zeitung, 8 Julia
Arbogast Frederick, carpetlayer Frank G. Edwards,
r. 511 Mason
Arbogast Jacob L., bookkeeper Schussler Bros., r. 317
Ellis
Arcade House, Mrs. S. Tregellas proptr, 930 Market
Arcade Market, Jehn Mcllwain proptr, SE cor Sixth
and Shipley
Arcade Restaurant, Wm. Korneck proptr, 11-13 Sixth
Areata and Mad River Railroad Co. (Areata, Hum-
boldt Co., Cal.) office SW cor Fifth and Bryant
Areata Mill and liuniber Co., J. C. Hawley
agent, pier 4 Steuart
Arcese Giuseppi (Lercari & Arcese) r. 715 Greenwich
Archer Charles H., machinist Tait & Ha'nque, r. 417
Fifth
Archer Edward, cook, r. 47 Louisa
Archer Frank, plumber, r. 18 Stockton
Archer J., blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Archer James, blacksmith, r. 415 Fifth
Archer James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Archer Thomas, real estate agent, 33 Merchants' Ex-
change
Archer William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 415
Fifth
Archer William Jr., mattressmaker Cal. Mattress Co.,
r. 415 Fifth
Archibald Charles, r. 1510 Polk
Archibald Eva Mrs., r. 1148 Sutter
Archibald George, cook Isadore Simons, r. 21 Louisa
Archibald James W., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 765)^ Howard
Archibald Jeunie, dressmaker, r. 524 Twenty-second
Archibald John, steamboatman, r. 1401 Kearny
Archibald John C, clerk, r. 2225 Post
Archibald Philip B., clerk billiard room Occidental
Hotel
Archibald P. L. & Co. (Prescott L. Archibald) proptrs
Yerba Buena Livery Stables, 1342-1344 Market
Archibald Prescott L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 262
Golden Gate Av
Architectural Iron Works, O'Connell & Lewis proptrs,
230-236 Steuart
Arctic Fishing Co., Cutting Packing Co. agents, 19
Main
Arctic Ice Co., Townsend bet Clarence PI and Third
Arctic Oil Works, Josiah N. Enowles manager.
Edwin L. Griffith secretary, office 28 California,
works cor Illinois and Center
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO OEDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MONTGOMEBV and SCTXEB STS-
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479,
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SESTON, Asst. Hanagei
HE BANCROFT COMPANY lMAH'^f?-sTj^°«^Slj,\^'KL''rDf^^^^^^^
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Arctic Packing Co.,
Arcularius George, carpenter, r. 28 Turk
Ardery James A., engineer, r. o^SH Minna
,Ardrey Joseph, laborer, r. 230 Sixth
.Aregger Charles, dairyman Emanuel Steiner,
Indiana bet Nevada and Yolo
.Arellano Alice Miss, fancy work, r. 1511 M Mason
.Arellano Bernard, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
.326 Green
^Arellano John, -wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 4
Scott PI
.Arellano Mauro, carpenter P. Castagnino & Bro., r.
10 Scotland
.Arellano Rosalie, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI
.Arendt Edward, upholsterer S. P. Co., r. 39 Lafayette
Arensberg Philip, clerk Falkenstein & Co., r. 513
Fourth
.Arents Edward, r. 3 Everett
Jirey Minord T., salesman Thomas H. 'B. Varney, r.
2225 California
lArfsten Arfst J. (Thai k Arfsten) r. 59 Second
lArfsteu Broder, proptr Excelsior Hotel, COS Sixth
Arfsten C, waiter, r. 940 Mission
Arfsten Emil, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 27
Clara
Argall John, r. 628 Golden Gate Av
Argeus George P., longshoreman, r. J211 Kearny
Argenta Mining Co. {Tuscarora. Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretary, 314 Pine, rooms 1-2
Argenti Frank, druggist, r. 2944 J4 Mission
j^jgenti Jerome J. B., manager Antonio Rottanzl, r.
301 Third
.Argeuti TuUio, marble cutler, r. 2944 M Mission
Argenti TuUio J., blacksmith Peter W. Commins, r.
605 Bartlett
.ArgieK Peter, fancy goods, 1407 Stockton
LArgonaut Publiitliliigf Co., F. M. Pixley presi-
dent, Jerome A. Hart secretary, A. P. Stanton
business manager, publishers and proprietors
The Argonaut, 213 Grant Av
ULr^onaut The (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Co.
proprietors and publishers, 213 Grant Av
JkJguello James, salesman, r. 1017 Geary
.Argiullo J. R., capltnlist, r. 538 Twenty-third
.Arguello J. R. Mrs., widow, r. S38 Twenty-third
lArguello Leonore, tailoress, r. 713 Union
lArguello Luis L., photographer, r. 530 Twenty-third
lArgiiello Santiago, with Juan L. Noriega, r. 1017
Geary
lArgyle The, Mary Rice proptr, 29 Eddy
lArhelgel Frederick W., bottler Charles Uuppenbauer,
r. 519 Pine
lAriani Louis, clerk Ginocchio & Bel^rano, r. 1020
Montgomery
lAriani Santi, boarding, 894 Front, r. 1020 Mont-
gomery
lArias Benacio, porter The Sather Banking Co., r. 2
St. Charles PI
lArias Cipriano, r. 1318 Dupont
lArias David, haruessmaker, r. 824 Broadway, rear
lArias Francisco C, cleric, r. 826 Broadway, rear
LArias Henry C, lithograplier, r. 826 Broadway, rear
lArias John, quartermaster stmr Alameda
lArias Romana C, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
lArias Trinity C. A., artist, r. 826 Broadway, rear
lAriel Rowing Club, N s Merrimac, bet Fourth and
Illinois
^Arimsen Raymond, deckhand stmr Wilmington
Arion Halle, Henry Eduardsen proptr, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny
Arlon House, Frederick Huber proptr, 13-15 Page
Aripe .\ntonlo, r. cook 432 Broadway
Aristide Gustav, cook, r. 16 Hunt
Arizona Block, SW cor Market and Main
Arizona Hotel, A. Classen proptr, 11-13 Clay
lArizona Warehonse, S. Taylor & Co. proprie-
tors, 230 King
Arjo Manuel, r. 2206 Mason
A<
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
lilPORTERS A>T3 DEALERS IS
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Arjo Philip, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons
Arkison James D.. cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Arl Joseph, waiter, r. 722 Vallejo
Arlagsen Amelia, widow, r. 25 Alta
Arlins David F., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 2731
Bryant
Arlington Charles W., confectionery, 1226 Market, r,
730 Golden Gate Av
Arliu^ton George, painter, r. 418 Broadway
Arlington House, Mrs. W. H. Brown proptr, 127
Kearny
Arlington Howard C, butcher Jotia L. Markel, r,
1701 Stockton
Arlington Lotta Mrs., r. 349)4 Tehama
Arm Charles, clerk, r. 120 Seventh
Armager Charles W., sergeant police, r. 503H Broder-
Ick
Armand August, clerk, r. 540 Washington
Armand Celine Mrs., dressmaking, 640 Washington
Armand Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Armand Harry R., Insurance agent, r. 3004 Sacra-
niento
ARMAND LOUIS graduate of
tlie University of France, ex-profesaor
State University of California, pro-
fessor of Frencii, Latin and Greek.
Tlioroutfli preparation of pupils for
Harvard, Yale and Princeton Collegres,
4« O'Farrell
.Armauino G. B., scavenger, r. 14 Union PI
.Armbruster .Adolphine, widow, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster B. Mrs., furnished rooms. 118 Grant Av
Armbruster Daniel, clerk Louis Hartter & Co., r. 11
Hickory Av
Armbruster George W., clerk Jarboe, Harrison &
Good fellow, r. 5H Morris Av
Armbruster Helen Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Julius, engraver, 9 Geary
Armbruster N., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1002
Geary
Armbruster Sophie Mrs., r. 5)^ Morris Av
Armer Andrew M,, bookkeeper 8. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co., r. 1424 Bush
Armer Herman (Levy & Armer) r. 1612 Scott
Armer Joseph L., bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 1224
Ellis
Armer M. & Co. (Max Armer) mnfrs cigars, 306-308
Sacramento
Armer Max (M. Armer & Co.) r. 1424 Bush
Armer .Sidney, r. 1424 Bush
Armer Thomas, cook City and County .Alms House
Armes Charles S., clerk Wm. J. Gavigan, r. 120 Seventh
Armes Charles W. (.\rme6 & Dallam) r. Oakland
Armes Edgar C. laundryman. r. 713 Polk
.■Vrmes George H., clerk .Armes & Dallam, r. Oakland
Armes George W. (late of Armes & Dallam) im-
porter and jobber wooden and willowware,
117-119 California, r. Oakland
Armes William D., salesman George W. Armes, r.
Oakland
Armes & Dallam (Charles W. Armes and Rich-
ard B. Dallam) importers, manufacturers and
jobbers wooden and willowware, wrapping paper,
churns, broom handles, etc., 226-232 Front, cor
Sacramento
e^ Armes. See Arms.
Armltage A. H., r. 871 Market
Armitage Harold, clerk superintendent's ofiBce Wells,
Fargo & Co.. r. 753 Howard
Armitage John, sailmaker, r. 47 Church
Armitage Louis, poultry, r. 1022 Army
Armitage Thomas W., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 2908 Mission
-Armitage William H., architect, 317 Phelan Bldg, r.
835 Fifteenth
ADVERTISING AGENTS. PALMER & REY, 405407 Saisor St,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FIVE MIIil^lONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
l>il>e FI((luK», itll Nixcn.
309, 311, 313, 315 and'317 MARKET STREET
Armkuecht Louis, poultry, 70-77 Centre Market, r.
10'20 Army
Armore Lawrence, wood carver, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Armour Henry, machinipt, r. 820 Folsom
Amour Packing Co. (Kans-as City, Mo.) James Mc-
Cullough agent, 121 California
Armstrong A., master mariner, r. 2912 Mission
Armstrong Albert J., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 501 Post
Armstrong Albert M., teacher, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong Alfred F., clerk, r. 2004 Bush
Armstrong Amanda, widow, r. 410 Jones
Armstrong Andrew, clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 615
Minna
Armstrong Andrew, steward, r. 820 Folsom
Armstrong Andrew, waiter, r. 225 Stevenson
Armstrong Angel, electric worker, r. 232 Minna
Armstrong Charles, with E. L. Rhoades, r. 122 Eddy
Armstrong Charles A., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
321 Tehama
Armstrong Charles F., foreman Pacific Woodenware
and Cooperage Co., r. 507 Seventh
Armstrong Christopher, molder Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 2811 Harrison
Armstrong Christopher, sign and pictorial painter,
1633 Market
Armstrong David, clerk, r. 1423 Laguna
Armstrong David Mrs., saleslady S. Schoenholz, r.
2101 Steiner
Armstrong Edward, bartender Mrs. Mary Sheehan, r.
637 California
Armstrong E. F., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Oakland
Armstrong E. I. MrB., r. 2935 California
Armstrong Frank, teamster Reno & Delanoy, r. 36
Clara
Armstrong Frederick W.. driver, r. 103 Larkin
Armstrong George, bookkeeper, r. 127 Kearny
Armstrong George, storekeeper Union Iron Works, r.
1022 Mission
Armstrong George F. (Eaton & Armstrong) r. 2612
Bryant Av
Armstrong George R., with Andrew J. Leary, r. 127
Kearny
Armstrong Gustave, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Armstrong Hannah, widow, r. 203 Bartlett
Armstrong Henry, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1211 Kearny
Armstrong Henry, seaman, r. 56 Minna, rear
Armstrong Henry A., clerk, r. 1914 Jessie
Armstrong Henry S., painter, r. Beamish l Roanoke,
Fairmount Tract
Armstrong J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Armstrong James, r. 602 Leavenworth
j Armstrong James, r. 2811 Harrison
Armstong James, bookkeeper, r. 623 Florida
Armstrong James, laborer, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Armstrong- James, secretary and treasurer Pa-
cific Electrical Storage Co., 323 Pine, r. Silver
State House
Armstrong James E., bookkeeper William Angus &
Co., r. 1022 Mission
Armstrong James T. (J. T. Armstrong & Co.) r. 250
Jessie
Armstrong Jane C. M., r, Henrietta nr Cherubusco
Armstrong Janet Mrs., r. NWcor Haight and Baker
Armstrong Jennie Miss, r. XE cor Xoe and Elizabeth
Armstrong John, clerk Charles Montgomery & Co., r.
508 Jessie
Armstrong John, fireman, r. 58 Tehama
Armstrong John, laborer, r. 20 Folsom Av
Armstrong John A., foreman Rudolph Armstrong, r.
18 Tehama
Armstrong John J., r. 1608 West Mission
Armstrong John L., r. 812 Grove
Armstrong John L. Jr., clerk, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong John R., chief delivery clerk P. M. SS.Oo.,
r. 501 Post
Armstrong Joseph, agent Germicide Paint, 18 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Armstrong Joseph H., plumber Fred. Raisch, r. 608
Castro
Armstrong J. T. & Co. (James T. Armstrong and
James Ross) coal oil and lamps, 627 Kearny
Armstrong J. W., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.
222 H O'Farrell
Armstrong Lucy A., widow, furnished rooms, 923
Washington
Armstrong Mary Mrs., r. 109 Eighth
Armstrong Millie Mrs., r. 232 Minna
Armstrong Nellie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 812 Grove
Armstrong' Oscar F., superintendent Western
Telegraph Instructing Co.. 640 Clay
Armstrong Richard, clerk Charles Montgomery &
Co. , r. 227 Second
Armstrong Richard B., stockbroker, r. 2935 Califor-
nia
Armstrong Robert B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 602
Leavenworth
ARMSTEOM RUDOLPH
cooper and manufacturer beer, liquor
and wine casks. 337-a!e9 Main, r. a606
Folsom
Armstrong Samuel D., compositor Chronicle, r. 509
Turk
Armstrong Samuel C, clerk, r. 564 Bryant
Armstrong Samuel S., hatter T. Steiner, r. 564 Bryant
Armstrong Thomas W., saddlery hardware, 619 Capp
Armstrong Truman B., with Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1713^ Post
Armstrong W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Armstrong W. H., conductor Presidio RR,, r. 1110
Union
Armstrong W. H , waiter stmr City of Topeka
Armstrong William, clerk, r. 222 J^" O'Farrell
Armstrong William, clerk Headquarters Division of
the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 1122 Larkin
Armstrong William, compositor Chronicle, r. 615
Minna
Armstrong William, painter, r. 302 Capp
Armstrong William, policeman, r. 2517 California
Armstrong William F. (Lynch & Armstrong) r. 307
Eighteenth
Armstrong William H., night watchman New City
Hall, r. 1923 Fillmore
Armstrong William J., compositor Evening Post, r.
2631 Mission
Armstrong William J., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt &
Co., r. 702 Sutter
Armstrong William S., clerk Pacific Bank, r. Oakland
Armstrong William W.. accountant Anglo-Nevada
Assurance Corporation, r. 814 Fulton
Armsworthy John, seaman, r. 118M Washington
Arnaboldi Angelo, cabinetmaker, r. 121 Broadway
AMAUD ALBERT importer
and dealer -tvines and liquors, N\V cor
Post and Grant Av, r, 831 Post
Arnaud M. C. Mrs., r. 921 Post
Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 14
Willow
Arnberger Frank, musician, r. 2 Moulton PI
Arnberger Theodore R., pressman Herald of Trade, r.
2 Moulton PI
Arndt Henry, r. 638 Commercial
Arndt Minnie, milliner, r. 413 O'Farrell
Arudt William R., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 25
Alta
Amell Thomas, steward stmr San Juan
Arnesen Henry, compositor The Vestkusten, r. 23
Ellis
Arnett , junk dealer, r. Crescent Av nr Andover
Av
Arnett Nathaniel H., driver Hose No. 5, r. 1517 M
Market
1^" Arnett. See Arnott
EVERY UESSRIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
iRPAD KARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
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.Arnheim Gustave S., clerk S. S. Arnheim, r. 8 Steu-
art
Arnheim Herman S., accountant, r. 8 Steuart
LArnhelm Joseph, clerk N. J. Franklin, r. 1106 Market
.Arnheim Julius S., druggist, 8 Steuart
lArnheim S. S., books and charts, 8 Steuart
lArnheim William S., watchmaker, 8 Steuart
lArnhold Benjamin, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., r.
1208 Geary
lArnhold Hugo, traveling salesman Lilienthal & Co.,
r. 1208 Geary
lAruke Henry A., clerk Henry Wolf & Co., r. 1100 Tay-
lor
lArnbil Waldemar, salesman, r. 159^ Itausch
Arnold Aaron K. (Jules Cerf & Co.) r. 2527 Fillmore
.Arnold Alfons, cooper Vogel & Kadtke, r. 1224 Kearny
.Arnold Austin, cashier Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 413 Van Ness Av
Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale butcher, r. 1218 Va-
lencia
Arnold Brothers (Henry B. and William G.) groceries
and liquors, 916 Valencia
Arnold Charles, laborer, r. Pioneer House
Arnold Charles H., printer, r. 1043 Mission
Arnold Charles M., contractor, r. 1224 Union
Arnold Charles S. (Arnold & Co, I r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1207 Jj Bush
Arnold Cyrus 91., president California Land As-
sociation, 634 Market, r. 1011 Haifjht
Arnold David E., mechanic, r. 8 s Elizabeth bet
Sanchez and Noe
Arnold Edson C, bookkeeper, r. 122.5)^ Union
Arnold Edward H,, milkman, r. cor Laurel and Cort-
land Avs.B. H.
Arnold E. E. Mrs., restaurant, 448 Third
Arnold Emily, widow, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Emily J. Mrs., r. 1043 :\ri88ion
Arnold Ernestine J. Miss, teacher Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold E..W., traveling salesman Hall's Safe and
Lock Co.
Arnold Florence Mrs., furnished rooms, 101 Grant Av
ARNOLD FLORENCE A. MRS.
decorative ait rooms, 1023 Sutter
Arnold Francis W. (F. W. Arnold & Co.) r. 523 Oc-
tavia
Arnold Frank, r. 119 Turk
Arnold Frank K., cigars and tobacco, 101 Sansome, r.
106 Post
Arnold Frederick, hostler Page & Falch r. 720 Turk
Arnold Fremont C, carpenter, r. 1932 Folsom
Arnold F. W., cooper, r. 1226 Kearny
Arnold F. W. & Co. i Francis W. .\rnold and August
Petszhold) coopers, 3 Chambers
Arnold George A., tanner, r. 949 H Folsom
Arnold George H., r. 11 Dearborn PI
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)
(itiice 320 Sansome, room 52
Arnold Gottlieb, butcher, r. Church nr Twenty-eighth
Arnold Hannah R. Miss, r. 1043 Mission
Arnold Hardware Co., N. S. Arnold president,
O. H. Bogart secretary, hardware commission
merchants, and manufacturers' agents, 109 Califor-
nia, and 23 Davis
Arnold Henry, seaman, r. 317 Capp
Arnold Henry A., salesman Austin & Phelps, r. 918
Valencia
Arnold Henry B. (Arnold Bros.) r. 2329 Mission
Arnold Henry G., salesman G. Harshall, r. 1105^
Stevenson
Arnold Herbert, hostler George Eggleton, r. 127 Jack-
Arnold James, hackman, r. 121 Shipley
Arnold J. D., M. D., physician for the treat-
ment of diseases of the throat, nose and eir, office
235 Polk, r. 906 G'Farrell
Arnold Johanna Miss, r. 10 San Antonia
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MADE TO ORDER FOR
CHURCHES, L0D6ES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Arnold John, coUarmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r. 28
First
Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold John F., shipping clerk P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 221 Eleventh
Arnold Joseph, r. 678 Harrison
Arnold Kate L., widow, ticket clerk California Pano-
rama Co., r. 1507 Jackson
Arnold Louis, clerk r. 4 Vallejo PI
Arnold Louis, teamster, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Arnold Louis E. (.irnold & Co.) r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 14 Mason
Arnold Mary Mrs., principal Pacific Kindergarten, r.
2009 Devisadero
Arnold Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Matthew, superintendent Union Iron Works,
r. 223 Solano
Arnold Morris, shipwright, r. 022 J^ Natoma
Arnold Nettie Miss, school teacher, r. 1513 Larkin
Arnold Noah S ., president Arnold Hardware Co.,
100 California, r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold Otto, clerk London and S. F. Bank (limited)
r. (534 Sutter
Arnold Percy, dairyman, r. cor Andover and Cortland
Avs, B. H.
Arnold P. H. , salesman Heynemann & Co.
Arnold Pollak & Co., 120 Battery (see Pollak
Arnold & Co.)
Arnold Richard, mason, r. 417 Third
.\rnold Kufns W., teamster, r. 2022 Folsom
Arnold S., factorynian Pac. Rolling .Mill
Amuld S. K. Mrs., widow, r. 21H Fillmore
Arnold Solon, conductor, r. 20 Hampton PI
Arnold T. Rev., r. 2009 Devisadero
Arnold Thomas, driver, r. 417 Third
Arnold Thomas, fireman, r. SKJ Bryant
Arnold Thomas C, manufacturers' agent, 126 Eeamy,
room 59. r. 1912 Pierce
Arnold William, laborer, r, 027 Commerc al
Arnold William, printer, r. 21 Silver
Arnold William, tanner, r. 949!^ Folsom
Arnold William G. (Arnold Bros.) r. 2329 Mission
Am Id William H., machinist Wllshire Safe and
Scale Co., r. 863 V. Market
Arnold William S., engineer, r. 101 Grant .Av
Arnold William T., photographic printer J. G.
Hacks, r. 1043 Mission
Arnold & Co. (Charles S. and Louis E. Arnold) tin-
ners' and plumberb' supplies, 40 California
Arnott James, carpenter, r. 517 Noe
Arnott John, bricklayer, r. 306 Shotwell
e^ Arnott. See Arnett
Arnoup J. Mrs., widow, r. 2406 Larkin
Arnout M. A. Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Arnsten Henry longshoreman, r. 909 Kearny
Arnsteiu Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 1113 Bush
-Aronsohn Isadore (.Aronsohn & Co.) r. 3 Sixth
Aronsohn Martin, r. 3 Monroe
Aronsohn Sigmund, rf al estate, r. 3 Monroe
Aronsohn Simon (Aronsohn & Co.) r. 21 Ninth
Aronsohn fc Co (Simon .Aronsohn and Isadore Aron-
sohn) fruits, rtc, 3 Sixth
Aronson Abraham, furniture and carpets. 1310-
1312 Stockton, r. 1308 Stockton
Aronson Charles S, r. 313 Golden Gate Av
Aronson David, r. 524 Stevenson
Aronson George, loan office, 126 Kearny, r. 915^
Sutter
Aronson Jacob, salesman H. Hirshberg & Co
Aronson Julius, salesman, r. 916 Bush
Aronson Kate, wid.^w, r. East Av nr Park
Aronson Leon, foreman Brown Bros. & Co
Aronson Louis, salesman, r. 1035 Market
Aronson Morris, stock clerk Brown Bros. & Co.,r.
824 O'Fsrrell
Aronson Philip, salesman Cal, Table Butter Co., r. 27
South P rk
UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 435-40?
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IMl'OUTKKS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All t»iz(>» nml IVuinl>«'rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Aronson Philii) N. (B. Blumentbal & Co.) r. 13U
Geary
Arousou Rachel Miss, r. 524 Steveuson
Aronstein Adolph, phytician, 33 Kearny, r. 1616
Sutter
Aronstein Charles, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1616
Sutter
Arp Helene, domestic 832 Fulton
Arp Sophia, domestic 832 Fultou
Arrambide John B., stockraiser, r. 2114 Post
Arrighi Samuel, fruits and vegetables, 1415 Octavia
Arrillaga Santiago, teacher music, r. 2315 Jackson
Arrington Nicholas O., real estate and insiirance
broker, 411 J^ California, room 10
Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper, r. 924 Jackson
Arrington Robert, r. 535 Post
Arriola Isabelle A., widow, r. 6 Bernard
Arriola Virginia Miss, teacher music, r. 6 Bernard
Arrowsmith George E., clerk William Bannan & Co.,
r. 1701 Broderick
Arrowsmith John, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 355 Bran-
nan
Art Association of San Francisco, rooms 430
Pine
Art Glass "Works, John Mallon proprietor, 1211-
1215 Howard
Art Students' League, Miss Elizabeth Curtis secre-
tary, 8 Montgomery Av
Arteche Frank, sawyer, r. 910 Pacific
Arter Norman R., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1315
California
Arthur Charles S., purser stmr City of Sydney
Arthur F. Mrs., lodgings, 107 Turk
Arthur Frank, waiter John L. Mill, r. 706 California
Arthur George F., barber, 1007 Valencia, r. 1125 Va-
lencia
Arthur WilUam, r. 44 Third
Artigues Charles, clerk, r. 220 Chestnut
Artigues Emil, r. 919 McAllister
Artigues Joseph, medical student, r. 220 Chestnut
Artigues Marie, widow, r. 220 Chestnut
Artigues Marius D. A., bookkeeper E. Boesch & Co.,
r. 919 McAllister
Artmann H., eablnetmaker, r. 1616 Buchanan
Artot A., chief cook The Baldwin
Artru Henry, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 313 Stockton
Artus John, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1206 Kearny
Arundell William T., bookkeeper McBIahon & Mor-
daunt
Arutu Benjamin, fuller S F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Arvidson Charles, machinist Pao. Rolling Mill, r. W
s Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Arzberger Henry, painter Thomas Downing, r. 1614 J$
Bush
Arzberger Joseph, porter Bissinger & Co., r. 125 Mor-
ris Av
Arzberger Martin, painter T. Downing, r. 1614 J4 Bush
Arzner Louis, r. 237 J^ Hickory Av
Asftl Adolf, brush mnfr, 1147 3^ Mission
Asbeck August, fresco artist, and teacher drawing,
499 Sutter
Asalino Savatori, cook, r. Precita PI bet Folsom and
Harrison, B. H.
Asbury Pamelia I., widow, r. 120 Liberty
Asch Aaron, barber, 202 Second, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Benjamin, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 148 Sixth
Asch Isaac, barber, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Isidore, cigars and tobacco, 101 Grant Av, r.
1824 Post
Asch Philip, barber Isaac Asch, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Samuel, clerk, r. 14 Everett
Asch Wolff, cigars, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
8^" Asch. See Ash and Ashe
Asche Mary, wi^ow, r. 615 Third
Asche T. Henry (T. Henry Asche ^ Co.) r. Alameda
AscUe T. Henry & Co. (T. Henry Asche and J.
Hamilton Telfair) manufacturers and importers
kid gloves, 10 Geary and 3 Kearny
Ascheck Henry F., draftsman Dewey & Co., r. 155)^
Natoma
Asclicn Ernest F. , clerk, r. 735 Market
Aschen Henry, bartender, r. 425 Bush
Ascher Hurry, dressmaking, 407 Natoma
Ascher Jacob, proptr Ascher House, 013 Larkin
Ascher House, Jacob Ascher proptr, 613 Larkin
Aschcrmaun Joseph E., clerk G. Abrahamson, r. 501
Geary
Aschmaun William, porter F. Martens & Co., r. Oak-
land
O^" Aschmann. See Ashman
Ascroft Henry, receiver Geary St. RR., r. 1716 Sutter
Asenberg Adolph. jeweler, r. 930 Sutter
Ash Alfred, pictures and frames, 1007 McAllister
Ash Clara, widow, r. 842 McAllister
Ash David P., r. 13 Van Ness Av
Ash Gregory, longshoreman, r. 302 Eighteenth
Ash J. H., laborer S. P. Co.,r. 158 Perry
Ash Leo insurance agent, r. 809 Turk
Ash Mary, widow, r. 11 Varennes
Ash Peter, laborer, r. 551 ij Minna
Ash Rachel Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
809 Turk
Ash Richard, liquor saloon, 315 Folsom
Ash Richard, messenger Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
842 McAllister
Ash Robert (Ash & Mathews) r. 616 Ellis
Ash T. Mrs., r. 982 J^ Harrison
Ash William H. salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1513 >^ Market
Asli «Ss Matliewg (Robert Ash and Hiram W.
Mathews) attorneys at law, 601 California
8^" Ash. See Asch and Ashe
Ashburuer William Mrs., widow, r. 1014 Pine
Ashby Daniel, engineer, r. 157 Second
Ashby E. W., attorney at law. 502 Montgomery, r.
San Rafael
Ashby Mark T., mining secretary, 401 Front, r. Oak-
land
Ashcroft Julia, widow, r. 413 Dolores
Ashcroft Sarah Miss, r. 600 Capp
Ashcroft William H., r. 600 Capp
Ashdown Archibald, accountant, 310 Pine, rooms 10-
12
Ashdown John, music dealer. 306 Hayes
Ashe Caroline L., widow, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe Harry J., laborer, r. 158 Perry
Ashe Henry, attorney at law, r. 2419 Webster
Ashe Matthew, bartender J. E. Richards & Co., r. E s
Mission nr Lizzie
Ashe Patrick, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1718 Ste-
venson
Ashe R. Porter (Terry & Ashe) attorney at law, 130
Sausome, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe William L., real estate, 12 Montgomery, r. 2315
Sacramento
6^y Ashe. See Asch and Ash
Asheim Michael, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 617
McAllister
Asheim Samuel, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 617
McAllister
Ashenfelter Andrew M., with W. Loaiza, r. 28 Capp
Asher Alexander B., policeman, r. 217 Fair Oaks
AsherAsher F., gents' furnishing goods, 303 Grant
Av, r. 1596 Bush
Asher Daniel, cutter A. F. Asher, r. 1596 Bush
Asher Frederick, laborer, r. 707 Brannan
Asher Hugo, clerk, r. 1236 Mission
Asher Jacob, r. 1203}^ Folsom
Asher Jacob, presser H. Kramer, r. 309 Minna
Asher Julius, peddler, r. 309 Minna
Asher Maurice L., liquor saloon, 1101 Sutter and 1027
Larkin, r. 907 Geary
Asher R. Mrs., r. 907 Geary
Asher Samuel, clerk M. L. Asher, r. 907 Geary
Asher Samuel, junk dealer, 520 Ji Sixth
Asher Sarah Miss, r. 907 Geary
TI^E BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
it
ORIENT lis. Cb. of HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOIT, Asst. Uaaagei.'
rHE BANCROFT COMPANY
•zax
MARKET ST.
THE LEADINO
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
ASH
187
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i Asber Simon, mnfr oil clothing, 325 Davis, r. 107
Trenton
■ Asher William, salesman H. Seiler, r. 1596 Bush
I Asherson Emile, collector, r. 648 Jessie
' Asherson Louis, glovemaker, r. 548 Jessie
' Asherson Maurice, tailor Kosenblum & Abraham, r.
548 Jessie
I Asbford OharleB W., printer and bookbinder, 402
Mi.nltjiimery, r. 83432 Fifteenth
' Ashford Henry, salesman Henry O. Wiedero
' Ashford William, laborer McKenna & Purcell
' Ashheim A. J., salesman Offer & Friedman, r. 522
Eddy
f Asblm Bartholomew J., gauger tJ. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 714 Larkin
< Ashim George, clerk Post Office, r. 505 Turk
( Ashim M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Larkin
' Ashim M. R. Miss. (Macnicol k Ashim) r. 714 Larkin
■ Ashland Mary, dressmaker, r. 308M Shotwell
' Ashley Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. 1202 Mason
; Asliley Calvin, proprietor Santa Rosa Parcel De-
livery, 089 Market, r. Santa Rosa
Ashley Lizzie Miss, boxmaker, r. 1202 Mason
Ashley Richard, r. 842 McAllister
Ashley Ward H., bookkeeper, r. 120 Sutter
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 120 Sutter, room 51
Ashman John H., r. 129 Cumberland
Ashioan Richard T., engineer, r. 129 Cumberland
Ashman William, stevedore, r. 124 Silver
Ashman William T., r. 129 Cumberland
I t^ Ashman. See Aschman
, Ashmead Evelyn R. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. Bryant Av bet Solano
and Mariposa
, Ashmead Gustavus S., carpenter and builder, 41 Sac-
ramento, r. Bryant Av bet Solnno and Mariposa
Ashmore William E., with Frank Gobey, r. 1809
Steiner
Aslitoii diaries, real estate and insurance agent
and city agent Guardian Assurance Co., 411 Mont-
gomery
, Ashton Charles A., shoemaker, r. 26 Harriet
, Ashton George, r. 328 Tehama
Asliton George F., local agent Union Insurance
Co.. 41f) California, r. 1.521 Washington
Ashton William J., conductor Central RR., r. 1755
Ellis
Ashtrum Peter, painter, r. 639}^ Minna
Ashworth Livingston, sewing machine agent, r. 822
Mission
Asli^voi-tli Tlioiiias, Superintendent Public
Streets and Highways, office New City Hall, base-
ment, r. 806 McAllister
Ask Annie, domestic 2336 Pacific Av
Askew George, sawsmith Bird & Haughy, r. 435 Te-
hama
Aslasken D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Asklund Hannah Miss, furnished rooms, i34 Sixth
Aslachsen Robert S., stock broker, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Aslachsen Shields R., civil engineer, r. 414 Van Ness
Av
Aslaken Peter, bartender, r. 249 Steuart
Asman William, laborer, r. 14 Lick
Asman Frederick, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
14 Lick
Asmann Adolph (Asmann & Elster) r. 910 Washington
Asmann Rudolph J., barber Charles Frey, r.910 Wash
iugton
Asmann & Elster (Adolph Asmann and .William El-
ster) dairy produce, 88-91 California Market
AsmuB Henry A., varieties, 1529 Turk
Asmus John, laborer, r. 1529 Turk
Asmussen A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 827 Fol-
som
Asmussen George, wood and coal, 2813 Mission, r. 916
Capp
Asmussen William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 401
Eighth
IN THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
64r to 647 MARKET STREET,
Asmussen William A., storekeeper U. S. Mint r.
401 Eighth
Asmussen William A. Mrs., dry goods, 401 Eighth
Aspden George, blacksmith, 14 Howard, r. 418 First
Aspden Mathias, molder Union Iron Works, r. 418
First
Aspe John V., seaman, r. 1 Haggln
Aspeliu Carl, cigars and tobacco, 427 Washington, r.
1310 Natoma
Asplialtum and Slastic Roofing Co., George
Duncan & Co. proprietors, 652 Market
Aspileueta V., butcher stmr San Juan
Assaliuo Salvatore, cook, r. Twenty-seventh bet Fol-
sum and Harrison
Asselmeier August, confectioner, r. 152 First
Aggf nibly Hall, Z. L. Hinman proprietor. 1412
Polk
Assenti Vasilio, vegetable dealer, r. 2 Hayward
Assenti Luigi, clerk J. Equi, r. 1514 Dupont
Assesaor City and County, New City Hall, first
floor
Assion Henry, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Assion Joseph, tailor. 205 Montgomery, r. 348 Third
Associated Press Tlie (Western .Associated Press
and New York Associated Press) Charles S. Diehl
Pacific Coast agent, 302 Montgomery, room 17
Associated Veterans of the Mexican War, 516 Bryant
Association Master Plumbers, 105 Stockton, room 29
Ast Bartholomew, engineer, r. 436 Minna
Ast Eberhard L., barber, 505 Washington, r. 3339 Six-
teenth
Astbury John, dry and fancy goods, 164 Ninth
Astell Henry, compositor J. H. Barry
Astell Robert E., mining, r. 38 Langton
Asten Cornelius, waiter Swain Bros., r. 940 Mission
Aster George W., boxmaker L. Radius, r. 1139 Twen-
ty-first
Asti Charles, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Aston James L., r. 411 Tenth
Aston Sarah E. Mrs., r. 411 Tenth
Aston Thomas H., porter Hinz & Landt, r. 411 Tenth
Aster Block, 631 Sacramento
Astor House, Gray & Mack proprietors, 522 Pine
Astorg Alphonso. butcher, 108 Fifth
Astorg Marcellin, butcher, 154 First, r. 112 First
Astoria Gold Mine (Amador Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretary. 330 Pine, room 5
Astredo Anthony, wines and liquors, 8E cor O'Far-
rell and Stockton, r. 914 Vallejo
Astredo Joseph, clerk, r. 914 Vallejo
Atcliinson B. M. «fc Co. (Edward L. Cutten and
Mrs. C. M. Atchinson) dairy produce and pro-
visions, 16-30 Centre Market
Atchinson C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r.
Oakland
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
ticket office 4 New Montgomery
Atcroth Henry, butcher, r. 1311 Buchanan
Athanasiade Eudoxia, widow, r. 1415 Mason, rear
Athanasiade Marco, peddler, r. 38 Mary
Athearn Ann, widow, r. 1011 Treat Av
Athearn .\nna L., widow, r. 2916 Sacramento
Athearn Charles G., ship stores, 54-56 Steuart, r. 1011
Treat Av
Athearn Charles H., bookkeeper Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank, r. 1011 Treat Av
Athearn Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Calistoga
Athearn Frank A., clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. Oak-
land
Athearn Mary T. Miss, teacher music, r. 1011 Treat
Av
Athenau Joseph, bartender, r. 329 Fourth
Athenour Joseph, peddler, r. 3 O'Connell PI
Atherstone Thomas M., clerk A. C. Donnell & Co., r.
Oakland
Atherstone Thomas 8., bookkeeper Singer Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Atherton P. G. Mrs., widdw, r. 1950 California
Atliertoii Dwight C. cashier Sacborn, Vail fc Co., r.
lOloH Tweutieth
Atherton Faxon D. (Atherton & Selby) r. Menlo Park
Atherton Harriet, teacher music, r. 732 Green
Atherton Kate Mrs., r. 49 Clara
Atherton L. Mrs., chiropodist, 51 Murphy Bldg
Atlierton & Selby (Faxon D. Atherton and Per-
cival W. Selby) real estate agents, 331 Mont-
gomery, room 3
Atkins Alburtis, solicitor Examiner, r. 1055 Market
Atkins Alexander W., bookkeeper, r. 2314 Webster
Atkins Ebin. porter, r. 1920 Taylor
Atkins George, actor, r. 317 Stockton
Atkius James A., ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 804
Bay
Atkins John, with J. G. Hucks, r. 511 Folsom
Atkins John J., molder, r. 511 Folsom
Atkins L. G. F., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 608 Geary
Atkins M. E., compositor Examiner, r. 119 Jones
Atkins Milton H.. clerk McKoon & Towle, r. 608
Geary
Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary
Atkins Robert S., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 608 Geary
Atkins William, carpenter, r. 636 Sacramento
Atkins William, tanner, r. Dom'uica nr Susquehanna
Atkinson Charles, tinsmith, r. 125 Rincon PI
Atkinson Edgar L., bookkeeper Thoias T. Atkinson
& Co., r 1610 Turk
Atkinson Edward J., salesman W. J. Heney & Co., r.
371 Minna
Atkinson Edwin V., inspector Custom House, r. 96
Fair Oaks
Atkinson Francis, machinist, r. 902 Folsom
Atkinson George F., mnfr California wood novelties,
259 First, r. 11 Clementina
Atkinson Henry, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 20 Oak
Atkinson James, bartender H. Otersen
Atkinson James Mrs., furnished rooms, 1577 Market
Atkinson Jane Mrs , r. 732 J^ Minna
Atkinson John T., with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 909
Laguna
Atkinson Philip, driver F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
739 Harrison
Atkinson Ralph, rigger, r. 3 Natoma
Atkinson Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2 Welsh
Atkinson Thomas, trader, r. 520 Seventh
Atkinson Thomas E., bookkeeper Henry L. Van
Wyck, r. 2255 J^ Mission
Atkinson Thomas E., mining secretary, 130 Sansome,
r. 208 Eighteenth
Atkinson Thomas J., machinist Market St. ER., r.
Tilii Minna
Atkinson Thomas J., sawyer, r. 112 Clinton
Atkinson Tlxomas T. <!k Co. (Thomas T. Atkin-
son) stockbrokers, 337 Pine
Atkinson Thomas Thompson (Thomas T. Atkinson &
Co.) r. 1610 Turk
Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line, W.
A. Bissell manager, general office 110-112-114
Phelan Bldg, Henry C. Bush agent, 4 New Mont-
gomery
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, W. A. Bissell
general freight and passenger agent, 110-112-114
Phelan Bldg
Atlantic and Pacific RR, ticket office, 4 New Mont-
gomery
Atlantic Brush Co. (James C. and Robert Blair) 510
Montgomery
Atlantic Comb Co. (New York) Goodvear Rubber
Co. agents, 577-579 Market
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Atlantic Dynamite Co., Albert Dibblee presi-
dent, L. B. Chapman secretary, office 30 Cali-
fornia, works McCainsville, N. J.
ATLANTIC FISH CO, .vh„i,-
sal«> dealers dry and picUled Hsli of all
kliid.s, also smoked Italibtit, tongues
and sound.s, Thomas «T. Kuowles agent,
308 Sacrnmento
Atlantic Free Warehouse, Oilman & Danforth
proprietors. SE cor Battery and Broadway, office
716-718 Battery
Atlftntic Straw Works, James M. Forrest proptr, 104
Fifth
Atlantic U. S. Bonded "Warehouse, Oilman &
Danforth proprietors, 716-718 Buttery
Atlas Assurance Co. of London, H. M. New-
hall & Co. agents, 309-311 Sansome
Atlas Iron Works, Joseph B. Jardine proprie-
tor. 213-215 Mission
Atley William, clerk Friedlander & Koch, r. 728
Union
Attel Coleman, stationery, 255 Third
Attel Marks, pawnbroker, 441 3<5 Bush, r. 255 Third
Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 19 Third, r. 905
Market
Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 73^ Albion Av
Attinger Christ, tailor, r. 1507 Buchanan
Attinger John, cutter Joe Poheim, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Noe it
Attinger Louis, salesman, r. 1351 Post v
Attinger Max C, clerk, r. 1351 Post
Attinger Morris, merchant, r. 1351 Post-
Attinger William F., tailor, r. 1130 Turk
Attorney City and County, office New City
Hall, third floor
Attorney District, office Old City Hall, third floor
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg& Co.,
r. 210 Noe
Attridge Edmund, clerk, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge Eliza, widow, r. 1010 Filbert, rear
Attridge James A., porter Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickel sburg & Co.,
r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attridge Margaret, widow, r. 1305 Broadway
Attridge Margaret, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attwood Melville, consulting and mining engineer,
402 Montgomery, r. Saucelito
Attwood William, painter, r. 142 J^ Fourth
Attwood William H., mate schr Melrose, r. 112}^
Jackson
Atwell A. M., commercial traveler, r. 845 Mission
Atwell John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 325
Ellis
Atwood Amelia, widow, r. 131 Seventh
Atwood Bertrand H., manufacturers' agent, r. 516 M
Jones
Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., teacher, r. 2015 Devisadero
Atwood Charles, seaman, r. 1710 Fillmore
Atwood Edward G., clerk, r. 131 Seventh
Atwood Frederick J., clerk Fisher Ames, r. 131 Sev-
enth
Atwood George E., r. 127 Perry
Atwood Henry R., marine surveyor, 306 California, r.
Oakland
Atwood Jesse A., carpenter W. L. Odell, r. 516}^
Jones
Atzeroth Edlef clerk Frederick Atzeroth, r. NW cor
Eddy and Buchanan
Atzeroth Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eddy and Buchanan, r. NW cor Eddy and Bu-
chanan
Atzeroth Henry, butcher, NW cor Eddy and Buchanan,
r. 1311 Buchanan
Aub P. D., r. 1303 Larkin
Aubac Francois, r. 614 Broadway
Aubert Albert, sausage factory, 10 S. F. Market, r.
818 Broadway
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
EAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtvires,
37 MarM St
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
;hington ST.
Prodnoers of tlie only
XATURAL CHAMPAGNE.
AUB
189
AUS
Aubert Edward, clerk A. Aubert, r. 818 Broadway
Au^ert Eugene, waiter, r. 87 Fifth
Aubert Lucien J., assistant exchange teller London,
Paris and American Bank, r. 1314 O'Farrell
Aubert Paul L., r. laU O'Farrell
Aubertin Charles, painter S. P. Co., r. 48 Norfolk
Aubertiu George F., barber, 724 Braunan, r. 30 Garden
Aubonntt -Julia, furnished rooms, 961 Market
Aubrav Charles, r. 1836 Powell
Aubray William, r. 1836 Powell
Aubrey Charles, tinner G. & E. Snook, r. 2700 Pine
Aubrey Charles B.. sewing machine agent, r. 261 Jer-
sey
Aubrey Edmond E., r. 229 Chattanooga
Aubrey Francis O., cabinetmaker, r. 229 Chattanooga
Aude Francis L., attorney at law, r. 619 Bush
Aude Joseph F., r. 619 Bush
Aude Mary S. Miss, teacher music, r. 619 Bush
Audechaux M., laborer, r. 39 South Park
Audemard Emanuel, r. 478 Tehama
Audemard Jules, bookkeeper, r. 478 Tehama
Audemard Marie Mme., French laundry, 478 Tehama
Audet Louis L., machinist, r. 12 Mason
Audibert Gustave, paper bagmaker, r. 70 Federal
Audibert Lena, widow, r. 70 Federal
Anditor City and County, office New City Hall,
first floor
Aiidley Thomas, sailmaker J. J. Doyle, r. 1149 Market
Auer Charles, wood turner C. O. Schnoor, r. 18 First
Auer William, agent Morosco's Amphitheatre, r. 727
Howard
Auerbach Alfred (Auerbach b Thompson) r. 1633
Mission
Auerbach Leopold, capitalist, 412 Front, r. 1514 Post
Auerbach William, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1514 Post
Auerbach & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and David
Thompson) proptrs Pac. Fringe Factory, 751 Mar-
ket
Auf der Heide Henry, lumberman, r. 724 Mission
Aufenanger John L., bartender Martin Colmann, r.
SW cor Beale and Mission
Aufrichtig Isaac, diamond setter M. Aufrichtig, r.
1216 Fulton
Aufrichtig Moritz, jeweler, 1220 Market, r. 1216 Ful-
ton
Augas Jules, gardener, r. 2328 California
Augenstein Ernst, jeweler Kothschild & Hadenfeldt,
r. Oakland
Auger A. L., r. 806 Franklin
Auger B, E., broker, office 607 Front, r. 806 Frank-
lin
Auger Constant, watchmaker Larsen & Wilson, p.
625 Larkin
Auger Denis, capitalist, r. 636 Valencia
Auger Eugene B., clerk, r. 806 Franklin
Auger F. Mme., modiste. 625 Larkin
Auger Louis F. r. 1717 Jessie
Auger M. C, r. 1717 Jessie
Auger Thomas, seaman, r. 254 Minna
August Albert, r. 123 Eddy
August Anton, butcher Albert Aubert, p. 526 Mer-
chant
August Sena, porter L. Qailliard, r. 228 Montgomery
Av
Augusta Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Augustine H. Miss, restaurant, 537 Howard
Augustine Henry W., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
2529 Pine
Augustine M. B., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Augustine Morris (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 1719 LagTina
Augustine Walter, sign painter, 257 Third, r. Alameda
Augusting Charles, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
128 O'Farrell
Angustiny John, butcher R. H. Sayre, r. 28 Laurel Av
Augusto Filippe. barber, 321 East, r. Ill Vallejo
Aul George, poultry dealer, r. Crescent Av nr Banks
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST AD7ERTISEMENTS !
W. k J. SLOANE & CO.
portiIres,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Anld Cecilia, widow, r. 608 Leavenworth
Auld Frances Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
& Sen r. 608 Leavenworth
.■Vuld Ji.hn M., harnessmaker, r. 214 Perry
Auld Mary R., dressmaker, r. 1703 Webster
Auld Robert, clerk Charles P. Harris & Co., r. 1703
Webster
Auld Robert, clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 20 Boyce
Auld Robert W., machinist r. '20 Boyce
Auld Royal I., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Auld William P.. salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 608
Leavenworth
Ault Harry, framemaker, r. 317 Third
Ault Joseph H., foreman Standard Oil Co., r. 552
Bryant
Ault Joseph P., laborer, r. 652 Bryant
Ault Matthias, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 364
Third
a^ Ault. See Alt
Aoltman Mill and 9Iiningf Co. (El Dorado
Co., Cal.) John M. Bufflngton secretary, 303 Cali-
fornia
Auradou A. Leon Jr., lithographer H. S. Crocker &
Co., r. 13u9 Powell
Auradou Alexander L., r. 1309 Powell
Aurlch Abraham, janitor, r. 1804 Geary
Aurignac Marcelin, r. 715 Clay
Aurora Borealis (monthly magazine) Bacon & Com-
pany publishers, 508"Clay
Aurora Distilling Co. The (Aurora, Ind.) agency 312
Sacramento
Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgomery Av, r. 1525
Dupont
Auser Frederick, teamster, r. 461 Natoma
Ausherman Amos B., clerk Telephone Transfer Co.,
r. 27 Capp
Ausinder Thomas J., inspector Custom House, r.
Whitney bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Ausseresses Frederick, junk dealer, r. 40 Dorland
Aust Walter seaman stmr San Juan
Austerberg (Tharles, with Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Sierra
nr Tennessee
Austermuhle Charles, cook, r. 799 Mission '
Austin A., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Austin Albert A., pressman H. L. De Forrest 4 Co.,
r. 424 Linden Av
Austin Arthur T., cook, r. 28 Everett
Austin Benjamin C, r. 651 J< Folsom
Austin Benjamin C. Jr., clerk, r. 651}^ Folsom
Austin C. O., salesman Henry F. Gabel, 624 Market
Austin Charles, waiter, r. 257 Minna
Austin Charles G., r. 8 Otis PI
Austin Charles G. Jr.. clerk, r. 8 Otis PI
Austin Christopher, fireman stmr Willamette, r. 22
Silver
Austin D. S., master stmr San Jose
Austin Edward, clerk, r. 533 Sacramento
Austin Edward, seaman, r. 6 Lawrence PI
Austin Edwin C, millwright Henry Coubrough b Co.
r. 605 Clay
Austin Frank, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 902 }j Fil-
bert
Austin Frank B., capitalist, p. Ahlbom House
Austin George B.. liquor saloon, 1515 Polk
Anstiu George F., butcher, r. 8 Otis PI
AUSTIN HENRY dentist, oace
and residence &E corner McAllister
and Gough
Austin Henry B., machinehand W. A. Meeker, r.
Craut nr St. Mary's College
Austin Henry H., grij)man Market St. RR., r. 539
Lott
Austin Henry S. (Austin & Phelps) r. 712 Grove
Austin Henry S., sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 8 Ctis PI
Austin James J., drayman Crane, Hastings & Co., r.
516 Seventh
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MXNUFACmiEKS OF
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T7 1 3Xr XV" .A. n. 2E3 .
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
AuBtin Joseph, drayman, r. 51(5 Seventh
Austin Joseph, examiner of claims P. M. SS. Co. r.
Piilnce Hotel
Austin Joseph F., clerk J. Herzog, r. 516 Seventh
Austin Lee, weigher V. S. Mint, r. 230 Eleventh
Austin M., r. 410 Capp
Aixstin Sansom Jr., packer E. A. Swain & Co.. r. 2223
Howard, rear
Austin Thomas, miner, r. 411 Sansome
Austin Thomas, laborer, r. 1213 Filbert
Austin v., r. 1537 Mission
Austin Wallace, driver Cutter & Co.
Austin William, cook, r. 121 Fifth
Austin William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 126 Fourth
AUSTIN & PHELPS ,..o„....
ors to Thomas H. Selby •& Co. (Henry
S. Austin and Alanson H. Plxelps) im-
porters bar and plate iron, pipe, liose,
powder, coal, etc., 330-^33 Mission
Austrirn Benevolent Society, 71 Xew Montgomery
.Austrian Militarv and Benevolent Society, 310 O'Far-
rell
Austrian Protective Association, 71 New Montgomery
Auten Edgar, clerk, r. 910 Howard
Autey William H., waiter, r. 912 Harrison
Automatic Bank Punch Co. (New York) A. M.
Stevenson agent, 214 California
Automatic Serving Machine, A. T. Eagleson
manager. 124 Post
Auzerals House, Mrs. C. Miller proptr, 29 Grant Av
Avan John, corporal police, r. 13 Tehama
Avancino Antonio, r. 726 Green
Ave Frank 51., porter Roth, Blum & Co., r. 41 Louisa
Avelar Jose, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Avenue House, Joseph Koster proptr, NE cor Geary
and Central Av
Aveune House, J. Jennings proptr, 220 Montgomery
Av
Avenue House, J. Serras & Co. proptrs. 304 Sutter
Aver James H., proprietor Charleston Exchange,
b96 Illinois bet Butte and Napa
Aver Susan, widow, r. Illinois bet Butte and Napa
Aver Susie Mrs., restaurant, 919 Mission, r. 923 J^ Mis-
sion
Averill Harry C, bookeeper William L. Duncan, r.
139 Page
Averill Sarah B., widow, r. 1633 Mission
Averill Wilson, r. 564 M Howard
Avery Dean A., clerk D. E. Avery & Co., r. 1437
Steiner
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery & Co.) r. 1437 Steiner
Avery D. R. & Co. (Dean R. Avery) fruits and vegeta-
bles, 18-19 Centre Market
Avery Ella W. Mrs., r. 521 Eddy
Avery Eunice H., widow, r. W b Solano bet Iowa and
Pennsylvania Av
Avery Fannie H. Mrs., r. 339 Eddy
Avery Francis, with John W. Pew. r. Saucelito
Avery James O., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. N s
Solano bet Iowa and Pennsylvania Av
Avery John B., liquor saloon, 336 Main, r.
Avery Joseph, first officer stmr San Juan
Avery Judson, clerk D. R. Avery k. Co., r . 1
Avery Robert J., block and pumpmaker,
mento, r. 93 Silver
Avery Thomas, laborer, r. Manitoba nr Susquehanna
Avery Walter I., gripman Market St. RR
Avilla Jose F., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Aviso John, driver, r. Tombigbee nr Falkland
A Voz Portugueza (weekly journal) 619 Montgomery
AVy EUyene, Wliolesale dealer Sheep,
^^ool. Commission Merchant, and sole
ajrent Mathews' Tobacco Sheep Dip,
office 330 Sansome. room II, slaughter
house, cor Railroad Av and St. Thomas,
r. 310 Lombard
; Anthony
18 Steiner
}5 Sacra-
Axel Mary Jlrs., bakery, 511 Laguna
Axelrood Max, physician, 215 Kearny, r. Grand
Hotel
Axford Willlaiu, proptr Mission Iron Works, 2000
Harrison, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Noe
Axford William J., foreman William Axford, r.
Twenty-fifth bet Sanchez and Church
Axle Julius, jeweler Pohlmann & Heiduska, r. 1003
Mason
.^^xling George, watchmaker L. B. Cummlngs, r. Ahl-
born House
Axt Ludwig, shoemaker, 1062 Howard
Axtell George M., bartender, r. 812 Kearny
Axtell John, cook, r. 3 Elm Av
Axtell Walter M., artist Mighell & Richards, r. Oak-
land
Axtell William F., compositor Call, r. 526 Kearny
Axtman Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1616 Buchanan
Axtman Leopold, bakery, 221 Fourth
Aydelotte James H., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 409 Van Ness Av
Ayer Clarence E., engineer, r. 516 Fourteenth
Ayer Cyrus, prcptr Elite Hotel, 122 Taylor
Ayer Ira Jr., special agent U. S. Treasury, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r. 132 McAllister
Ayer Joseph Y., carpenter and builder, 9 Hardy, r.
724 Seventeenth
Ayer Oliver D. (Spencer & Ayer) r. 122 Taylor
Ayer Washington, physician and surgeon, 410
Kearny, r. 16'2'2 Clay
iK^ .\yer. See Eyre
Ayers Charles L., assistant superintendent Market
St. RR., r. 1650 Hayes
Ayers Frederick, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r.
525 Green
Ayers George W., tinner, r, E s Carolina bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayers Grosvenor P., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
Ayers Harry, bartender J. C. Hensell, r. 323 Bush
Ayers Humphrey, carriagesmith, r. 920 Dolores
Ayers James, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 525
Green
Ayers J. C, teamster, r. 359 Brannan
Ayers John C, policeman, r. 1225 Hayes
Ayers Lizzie Mrs., r. 109 Montgomery
Ayers Lottie Mrs., r. 916 Powell
Ayers Mary T., widow, r. 2419 Clay
Ayers Robert E., machinist Empire Foundry, r. E a
Carolina, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Ayers Thomas, laborer Cal. Fireworks Co., r. Servia
bet Susquehanna and St. John
Ayers William, railroad employee, r. 913 Bryant
Ayers William, calker, r. Manitoba nr Susquehanna
Ayers William Jr., blacksmith, r. Manitoba nr Sus-
quehanna
Avers William H., foreman carpenter School Dept.,
r. 1415 Van Ness Av
l^~ Ayers. See Ayres and Eayrs
Ayhens Paul J., butcher Crummey & Hall, r. N 8
Teneriffe bet Platte and Yazoo
Ayhens Peter J., butcher Crummey & Hall, r. N S
Teneriflfe bet Platte and Yazoo
Ayllng Walter, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 3
Rushton PI
Ayres Emma, widow, r. 1208 Sutter
Ayres Frederick V., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Berkeley
Ayres Henry, machinehand, r. 409 Fell
Ayres Irvin (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. Oakland
Ayres Joshua B., r. SE cor Santa Clara and Carolina
Ayres Maria D., widow, r. E s Carolina bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayres Robert E., machinist, r. E s Carolina bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayres Sarah, widow, r. 520 Chestnut
Ayres William, calker, r. S s Servia bet Susquehanna
and St. John
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
THE HASTINGS,
liICK HOUSE BI.OCK.
NATIONAL Fire las. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manag
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rHE BANCROFT COMPANY
iMA^Kmr.! MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
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Avres 'Williana, teas and coffee, 520 Chestnut
Ayres William Jr., blacksmltli, r. S s Serviabet Sus-
quehanna and St. John
Ayres Willis H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 913 Bryant
8^ Avres. See Ayers and Eayrs
Ayscoiigh Arthur, willowworker, r. 150 M Tehama
Avscough William H., willowworker, r. 150 Ji Tehama
Azais Theodore, dyer, r. 12 Selina PI
Azevedo M. J., driver Central RR.
Azof Ella, domestic 1222 Treat Av
Azores Hotel, R. V. Silveira & Co., proptrs, 117 Jack-
son
t & J. SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES,
Baacke Carl, baker, 763 Howard
Baader August, bartender John Baader, r. 1032 Fol-
som
Baader August, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 43-t
Tehama
Baader JoUn, proprietor New York Casino, 142
Fourth, r. 1032 Folsom
Baago Knud, tailor, r. 1511 )i Market
Baago Peter, mechanic Davis Bros., r. 4G Ritch 1
Baar James L. (Bertelsen & Baar) r. 1700 Turk I
Baartz John, molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 1319 Mont- !
gomery
Baasch Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay i
Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, r. Falkland bet Savannah
and Platte
Babb G. A., conductor Market St. RR., r. McAllister
bet Lott and Lyon
Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r.
31 Third
Babbage Frederick, seaman, r. 266 Brannan 1
Babbitt Amelia Mrs., r. 1129 Mission
Babbitt George N., gripman Sutter St. BE., r. 34 Aus-
tin
Babbitt John H., proptr Excelsior Straw Works, 120
Fourth, r. 929 Howard t
Babbitt Sarah E., widow, r. NE<or Sierra and Ten- I
nessee '
Babcock .Alexander C, carpenter, r. 2108 Polk
Babcock Charles C. r. 3(<4 Dolores
Babcock George, attorney at law, r. 384 Dolores
Babcock Harry, capitalist, 300 California, r. San Ra-
fael
Babcock Henry I., traveling salesman E. A. Fargo &
Co. I
Babcock John P., with Geo. C. Shreve 4 Co., r. 614
Sutter
Babcock L. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Haight
Babcock Louisa Mrs., r. 1037 M Market
Babcock Matthew, bookbinder Malloye k Broder, r.
243 Stevenson
Babcock Nellie Mrs., r. 243 Stevenson
Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) r. San Rafael
Babcock William W., carpenter, r. 1046^ Folsom
Babcock & Wilcox Water Tube Steam Boilers, Charles
G. Ewing general agent and Pacific Coast mana- ;
ager, 561 Mission |
Babcox Charles A., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 528
Eddy I
Babln Demas C, clerk Landry 0. Babln, r. 1213 Fil- '
bert
Babin Landry C, real estate, rent collector and
insurance broker, 413 Kearny, r. 1213 Filbert
Babkirk Alexanaer C, carpenter, r. 1212 Green j
Babkirk David G., oiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1212 ]
Green |
Babkirk Ellen, widow, r. 1212 Green
Babkirk Frederick H., weigher Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1212 Green
Babson Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Babson Seth, architect, 318 Pine, room 27, r. Alameda
Baceala Clement, r. 824 Union
Baccala Emile, r. 824 Union '
A^
IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
64 I to 647 MARKET STREET.
Baccala Joseph, typewriter, 72 Montgomery Block, r.
824 Union
Baccala Louis, r. 824 Union
BaccelU Adolfo. baker John LlUie. r. 504 Union
Baccelli Alphonso, dishwasher I. Cuenin, r. 7 Jasper
PI
BaccelU Guiseppe, dishwasher I. Cuenin
Baccelli Luigi. vegetables, Colombo Market
Baccelli P. (P. Baccelli & Co.) r. 1611 Geary
Baccelli P. & Co. (P. Baccelli and Giovanni Martini)
fruits and vegetables, 1611 Geary and 1517 Bu-
chanan
Bacci Antone -■V., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bacci Joseph (S. Bacci & Bro.) r. 515 Union
Bacci S. & Brother (Sauti and Joseph) wood mi COftl,
635 Vallejo
Bacci Santi (S. Bacci i Bro.) r. 635 Vallejo
Baccus Benjamin, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. Oakland
Baccus Celina, widow, r. 2304 Harrison
Baccus Kate, widow, r. 230 Franrisco
Baccus Louis, patternmaker, r. 319 O'Farrell
Baccus Nellie, wiaow, r. 810 Vallejo
Baccus Richard T., butcher, SW cor O'Farrell and
Mason, r. 319 O'Farrell
iff" Baccus. See Backess and Backus
Bach .\lbert, r. 1307 Pacific, rear
Bach Charles, baker, r. 025 Clay
Bach Charles, proprietor Pioneer and Union Malt
Houses, and Importer and jobber hops, corks and
brewers' materials, 535-537 Sacramento, r. 1583
Folsom
B»ch Charles, waiter, r. 236 Minna
Bach Emile, t ilor, r. 634 Green
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper Kline i Co
Bach Henry (Silva & Bach) r. 120 Jackson
Bach Henry, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co
Bach Henry C, helper George Haas, r. 2022 Mission
Bach James, with Newman fc Levinson, r. 722 Bush
Bach John (Bach, Meese & Co ) r. 2022 Mission
Bach John L., bookbinder, r. 2022 Mission
Bach, Meese & Co. (John Bach and Hermann
Meese] wholesale wines and liquors, 321 Mont-
gomery
Bachelder'Oscar, waiter, r. 655 Washington
Bachelder .ilvah H., manager Holt Bros., r. Oakland
Bichelder Charles S., exchange teller Pac. Bank, r.
Oakland
Bachelder Frank, commercial traveler, r. 1402 Pacific
Bachelder Frederick H., conductor N. B. and M. RR.,
r. 813 Twenty-first
Bachelder Horace W., stenographer Lloyd & Wood, t.
2738 Howard
Bachelder James, warehouseman, r. W s Whitney
bet Randall and Thirtieth
Bachelder J. W., r. 1321 Sansome
tff" Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bacher A., salesman Keane Bros., r. 777 Market
Bacher Charles S., butcher, SE cor Clay and Taylor,
r. 11.34 Clay
Sff" Bacher. See Backer, Baker and Becker
Bachfelder Edward, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard, rear
Bachhofer Andrew, butcher, r. 526 Mission
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 412 Fell
Bachman Adolph, harnessmaker Julius Deatsch, r.
253 Jessie
Bachman Albert (Luthold & Bachman) r. Teha'ma nr
Third
Bachman Albert, with Newman & Levinson, r. 506
Powell
Bachman Brothers (Herman S., Nathan S.,
David S. and Leopold S.) importers foreign and
domestic dry goods, 10-12 Battery, New York
office 66-68 Worth
Bachman Charles, clerk, r. 1402 Hyde
Bachman Charles, books, stationery, varieties,
etc., 150 Sixth, r. 501 Geary
Bachman David S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 1617 Van
Ness Av
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER St REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
\V. S. DAVIS, City Afgent,
429 California Street.
BAG
192
BAG
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSTI AND AMl'.llTOAN
Tin
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
a I>Iniii.
Biic)iiiiau Felix, shirtinaker, r. 1508 Post
liachnian Hcnnaii S. (Bacliman Bros.) r. New York
Bachnian Leopold I., r. 2'2'li California
Bachiuan Leopold S. (Bacbman Bros.) r. 619 Leaven-
worth
Bacliman Nathan S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Ray, bookkeeper Koshland Bros.
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1509
Gough
Bachman S. N., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Walter, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
«&" Bachman. See Beckmann.
Bachmann Frederick, packer Redington k Co.
Bachmann .lucob, cutler and locksmith, 729 Clay
Bachmann Theodore, bartender Brunings & Myers,
r. 411 Dolores
Bachmann tJlrich.cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
724 Broadway
Bachrodt Huso C., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
509 Stockton
Bachstein Louis, grainer, r. 30M Chesley
Bacigalupi Agostino, porter William H. Rouse & Co.,
r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi A. L. & Co. (Antonio L. Bacigalupi and
Stefano Casassa) fruits and vegetables. 507 Wash-
ington
Bacigalupi Antone, r. 1 Troy Alley
Bacigalupi Antonio, painter P. Bacigalupi & Co., r.
420 Union
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (A. L. Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 2
Telegraph PI
Bacigalupi C, Mrs., widow, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi D. (Bacigalupi .t Ginocchio) r. 203 Point
Lobos Av
Bacigalupi Filbert M., collector laccheri & Baciga-
lupi, r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi Francisco, laborer, r. 429 Vallejo
Bacigalupi Frank, liquor saloon, 412 Broadway
Bacigalupi Frank, porter Dalton Bros., r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Giovanni, bootblack Paul Bacigalupi
Bacigalupi J., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Bacigalupi James (laccheri & Bacigalupi) r. 524 Fil-
bert
BacigalupiJohn (G. Queirolo & Co.) r. 415 Fran-
cisco
Bacigalupi John, shoemaker, r. 1406)^ Dupont
Bacigalupi Joseph, r. 11 Water
Bacigalupi Joseph, r. 923 Howard
Bacigalupi Joseph, wood carver Thomas Howard, r.
1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Joseph G., liquor saloon, 1224 Dupont
Bacigalupi Leon, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Bacigalupi L. & Co. (Luigi Bacigalupi and Giovanni
Cavagnaro) liquor saloon, 306 Montgomery Av
Bacigalupi Luigi (L. Bacigalupi & Co.) 306 Mont-
gomery Av
Bacigalupi Luigi, gardener New City Hall, r. 2309
Mason
Bacigalupi P. & Co. (Paul Bacigalupi) paints, oils,
etc., 1408 Dupont
Bacigalupi Paul ( P. Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 420 Union
Bacigalupi Paul, bootblack, 652 Market, r. 522 Fil-
bert, rear
Bacigalupi Prospero, painter P. Bacigalupi & Co.. r.
W B Kearny nr Filbert
Bacigalupi Rose, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Stephen (Garbarino & Bacigalupi) r. 20
Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Stephen, marblecutter, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Thomas, real estate, r. 628 Broadway
Bacigalupi & Ginocchio (D. Bacigalupi and H. Ginoc-
chio) wood and coal, 203 Point Lobos Av
Bacigalupo Domenico, liquor saloon, 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupo Lorenzo, liquor saloon, 1341 Dupont
Back Aloysius. molder, r. 444 Brannan
Back John, laborer Broadway Brewery, r. 637 Broad-
way
Backo Arent C, lead glazier W. Hoist, r. 411Ji Oc-
tavia
Backe Charles H., shoefttter, r. 422}^ Post, rear
Backe Frank, carpetlayer, r. 2022 Sutter
Backens John, produce commission dealer, r. 517Ji
Jessie
Backenwagen Edward, blacksmith, r. 729M Harrison
Backer Charles H., baker, r. NE cor Clay and Mason
Backer Henry, baker, r. NE cor Clay and Mason
Backer John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1217
Kearny
Backer William, bakery, NE cor Clay and Mason
8£?" Backer. See Bacher, Baker and Becker
Backes Frederick, compositor Henderson & Co.
Backess Charles E., compositor Examiner, r. 322
Lombard
Backstedt Diedrich, laborer, r. Castro nr Old San Jose
road
Backstedt William, r. 46 Church
Backstine Louis, r. 30 J^ Chesley
Backstrom Otto, clerk Charles F. Merle, r.ll34 Seven-
teenth
Backus Charles, seaman, r. 230 FranciBCO
Backus Frank, painter, r. 317 Bush
Backus Katie Miss, saleslady, r. 837 Folsom
Backus Oscar J. (George H. Tay &Co.) r. 1424 Adeline,
Oakland
Backus Philip, bookkeeper, r. 803 Bush
B^" Backus. See Baccus
Bacome William (Flood & Bacomel r. 258 Clementina
Bacon Alice M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1413 Taylor
Bacon A. P., with S. F. Gas Light Co.
Bacon Bridget, widow, r. 1414 Harrison, rear
Bacon Charles H., cashier Morosco's Amphitheater,
r. 727 Howard
Bacon Clarissa F., widow, r. 2513 Folsom
Bacon Edward H., editor Coast Review, r. lOSJ^
Powell
Bacon Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 313 Ellis
Bacon Frank P., secretarv land and water companies,
330 Pine, rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
Bacon Frederick, pianomaker, r. N s Twentieth bet
Sanchez and Noe
Bacon Frederick L., porter Jones & Co., r. 731 J4 Treat
Av
Bacon Gaston E. (Abramson, Bacon & Heunlsch) r.
1421 Steiner
Bacon George H., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Folsom
Bacon Henry, seaman, r. 6 Natoma
Bacon Henry D., capitalist, 307 Sansome, room
1, r. 960 Oak, Oakland
Bacon Her^.)rt, clerk, r. 2596 Howard
Bacon Horace, crier U. S. District Court, r. 626 Jessie
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.) r. 2200 California
Bacon Jennie, telegraph operator, r. 646 Folsom
Bacon John, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon JoIinB., proprietor Magnolia Saloon, 213
Montgomery, r. 1711 Post
Bacon Joseph J., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 19 Julian
Av
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston and Philadelphia
Board of Underwriters, 218 California, r. 806
Jones
Bacon Mae Helene Miss (Missed Emerson & Bacon)
331 Montgomery, rooms 40-41
Bacon Maria, widow, r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon Martin (Charles P. Harris it Co.) r. Alameda
Bacon Wallace, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Bacon William, cook tug Alert, r. 6 Natoma
Bacon William A., r. 326 Pacific
Bacon William F., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 19 Julian Av
Bacon William O., druggist, r. 1413 Taylor
Bacon William R., varnisher Pac. Casket Co., r. 313
Fremont
LOWEST PEIOES.
rilTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMEKT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.
(WASHINGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
BAG
193
BAH
BACON & COMPANY
(Jacob Bacon and James E. Ager)
book and job printers, 508 Clay and
509 Sangome
Badaire Albert, waiter John Bergez, r. 120 Prospect
PI
Badaracco Antonio, -wines and liquors, 1308 Pacific
Badaracco Charles, r. 1308 Pacific
Badaracco Duvid (G. Demartiui & Co.) and wood and
coal, 1316 Pacific
Badaracco Louis, clerk, r. 1308 Pacific
Badaracco Louis, scavenger, r. £ Gaven
Badard , baker stmr Granada
Badarous Sidney B., collector, r. 2221 Howard
Baddeley William B., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
309 OTarrell
Baddeley William 8., engraver John C. Irvine, r. 309
OTarrell
Baddock William H., freight clerk stmr Geo. W. El-
der, r. Oakland
Baden Samuel, traveling salesman Joseph Bremer &
Co., r. 2015 Bush
Bader Christof F. (S. F. Wood and Ivory Works) r.
946 Folsom
Bader Christopher, teamster H. Northrup, r. 1233
Howard
Bader William, groceries, 730 Minna
Badere John, porter, r. 435 Minna
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) H. Pichoir secretary. 320 Sansome.
room 24
Badger James, expressman, r. 1221 Laguna
Badger J. E., conductor Market St. RR.
Badgir Peter, seaman, r, 14 Washington
Badger S. Miss, nurse Children's Hospital
Badger W , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
BADGER WILLIAM G.
commission merchant and jr»'>»«'«'al
parcliasini; a^^ent and aic^'eiit Hallett,
Davis »Si Co's pianos and George Wood
& Co's organs, 17 Post, r. Fruit "Vale
Badgley Eugene F., jeweler, r. 8 Potter
Badgley Williuni, clerk general freight office 8. P.
Co.
Badgley William, tailor, r. 308 Minna
Badlani Alex. <!b Co. (.\lexander Badlam and
Richard K. Allen) general insurance agents, 322
Jlontgomery
Badlani Alexander (Alex. Badlam & Co.) and
president Bankers and Merchants Mutual Life
Association of the United States, 322 Montgomery
r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam .Alexander T., with Bankers and Merchants
Mutual Life Assn of the U. S., r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam Edgar B., mechanical engineer, r. 1024 Frank-
lin
Badlam Henry, upholsterer, r. 145.5 Minna, rear
Badlam Louise P., widow, r. 1612 Washington
Badouin August, patternmaker City iron Works, r. 3
Graham PI
Badre John, cabinet maker Lock Spring Mattress Co.
Badt Jacob, porter, r. HI Austin
Badt Morris, merchant, r. 309 Powell
Baduero Giuseppe, r. 1419 Mason
Boechle Paul, coachman 932 Sutter
Baecke Charles fl.. shoefitter, r. 422 Post, rear
Baehr Ferdinand W., bookkeeper The Carlson-Currier
Silk Mnfg. Co., r. 9 Cedar Av
Baehr Henry, advertising clerk Alts
Baehr John M., liquor saloon, 414 Sansome, r. 1607 3<
Market
Baehr Louis, surveyor, r, 115 Taylor
Baehr Randolph, bookkeeper, r. 3024 Sacramento
Baehr William, mnfg jeweler, 649 Sacramento, r. 1721
Sacramento
Baehr William Jr., grain broker, 208 Front
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST GIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADYEKTISEIENTS 1
w, & J, mm fi CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Baer Auguste, bartender J. Plagemann, r. Ill Geary
Baer Frank V., druggist Frederick A. Grazer, r. 987
Harrison
Baer Isaac, paper carrier, r. 33 Moss
Baer Joseph, bookkeeper M. Brandeustein & Co., r.
504 Sutter
Baer Leou. compositor, r. 613 Hayes
Baer Leopold (Weil, Baer & Co.)'r. 1726 Bush
Baer Sigmund, salesman Weil, Baer & Co,
^r Baer. See Baehr, Behr and Bare
Baerne Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Baerschmidt Max, block cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 218 Seventeenth
Bafico John, scavanger, r. 37 Ringold, rear
Bagala George A., teamster, r. 2631 Harrison
Bagala James L., painter, r. 2631 Harrison
Bagala Leo, restaurant, SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Folsom
Bagala Louis, painter, r. 2631 Harrison
Bagala Mary J., wrapper L. Cemartini & Co., r. 220
McAllister
Bageley Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 233 Third
Bagenstas Nicholas, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Baggett William T , attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
(and Stockwell & Co.) r. Alameda
BaggB Alexander, law clerk, r. 907 Howard
Baggs Edward, clerk, r. 907 Howard
Baggs Isaac Mrs., r. 907 Howard
Baggs Montgomery, r. 614 Sutter
Bagley Albert B. clerk Robert Dickson, r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Angelina D., widow, r. 28 Liberty
Bagley David B.. with Bank of California, r. 28 Lib-
erty
Bagley Jeremiah, hostler United Carriage Co.
Bagley John, plumber, r. 101 Jessie
Bagley Lebbeus, with Jason Springer & Co.
Bagley Perkins H., clerk, r. 1277 Twenty-first
Bagley Peter, laboier P. M. SS. Co.
Bagley Sarah Mrs., cloak making, 326 Kearny
Bagley William H., soapmaker, r. 903 J4 Shotwell
K?7 Bagley. See Begley
Baglietto Giovanni B., boat builder, r. SW cor Fil-
bert and Kearny
Baglietto Giuseppe, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Baglietto L. & Co. (Louis Baglietto and Giacomo
Gracchi) produce commission, 421 Davis
Baglietto Louis (L. Baglietto & Co.) r. 427 Union
Baguall Benjamin H., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Bagnall John J., teacher, r. 20 Elliot Park
Bagnaeco Policarpo, photographer I. West Taber, r.
1118 Filbert
Bagot Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Charles E., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1028 Bat-
tery
Bagot Edward, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Edward A., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill, r, W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, r. W s Tennes-
see bet Solano and Butte
Bagot Frederick, agent. 518 Clay, r. 1206 Market
Bagwell Norah, domestic 614 Sutter
Bahlmann Henry, cashier John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 2231 Howard
Bahlmann Herman N., driver John Wieland Brewing
Co.. r. 20 Perry
Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. 942 Linden,
Oakland
Bahn Solomon, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
117 Fifth
Bahn William, shoemaker Porter, Sleasinger & Co.,
r. 906 Filbert
Bahnsen Annie, lodgings, 430 Jackson
Bahr Charles S., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 24
Valparaiso
Bahr Frederick, teamster, r. Bahama nr Yazoo
CO
•ALNIER & REY ; TYPE, PRESSES } ^H?Me
13
ISCO, CAt,. '
'. OR.
CEI^ES, CAIi.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALrPORNIA STREET.
a»<»l.K AUKAIT Foil I'ACIFIC COAST.
BAH
194
BAI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nirouTEus of
QO
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309. 3]1^313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Babr Levy, cii;ar mnl'r, 55;) JesBic
Balir Louis, wood and coal, 1305 Buchanan, r. 1309
Buchana'i
B^" Babr. See Bar, Barr and Barre
BaUreuburg Frfderick, r. 624 Branuan
Bshrs Andreas, insuranCR broker, r. 1515 Broadway
Bahrs George H., attorney at law, 425 Montgomery, r.
1515 Broadway
Bahrs Jacob F., foreman Union Warehouse, r. 7 Bo-
nita
Biihrs John, teamster, r. 810 Eighteenth
Bahrs John H., foreman Union 'WarehoTaBe, r. 7 Bo-
uita
Bahrt Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth
an 1 Folsom
Baier Catherine, widow, r. 521 Vallejo
Baier Paul, with Baldwin Theater, r, 347 Jessie
Bsikie James, carpenter John Wils'^n, r. 31 Kausch,
rear
Bail Paul W., tailor Henry Plauz, r. 15 Monroe
Baile Mary Mrs., r. 917 Sacramento
Bailey Alexander P., tinsmith Adams & Pritchard, r.
1236 J^ Folsom
Bailey Augelo A., inspector Custom House, r. 1142
Howard
Bailey Ann, widow, r. 2 Zoe
Bailey Annie M., widow, r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey August, cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r. cor
Kearny and Commercial
Bailey Benjamin L., porter 438 Broadway
Bailey Burns, machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r. 910
Geary
Bailey Byron, carpenter, r. 146 Tehama
Bailey Byron Jr.. wheplwright, r. 146 Tehama
Bailey Charles, clerk Montgomery's Hotel
Bailey Charles, driver, r. 221 Minna
Bailey Charles, printer Mission Journal, r. 204 Six-
teenth
Bailey Charles A., r 1045 Market
Bailey Charles A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
19 South Park
Bailey Charles A., real estate. 411 California, r.
Oakland
Bailey Charles E., driver Sutter St. RK.
Bailey Charles H. (Haslett & Bailey) r. 226 Fair Oaks
Bailey Charles H., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 6 Freelon
Bailey Charles P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 207 Eleventh
Bailey Chloe, domestic 1203 Devisadero
Bailey E. C, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Devis-
adero and McAllister
Bailey Edward, clerk F.Garcia, r. 326 Larkin
Bailey Edward, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Bailey Edward A., liquor saloon, 444 Third
Bailey Edward F., foreman Pacific Carriage Co., r. 4
Margaret PI
Bailey Edwin L., clerk, r. 830 Union
Bailey Ella, widow, r. 824 Bush
Bailey Ella, glovemaker, r. 146 Tehama
Bailey Elton F., artificial stoneworker, r. 5643^ How-
ard
Bailey F. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Mission
Bailey Frank, salesman, r. 205 Third
Bailey Frank L., speculator, r. 320 Turk
Bailey Frank R., plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 528
Hayes
Bailey Frederick, brassfinisher, r. 734 Harrison
Bailey Frederick L., inspector Custom House, r. 119
Jones
Bailey Frederick L., laborer, r. 1218 Union
Bailey George (Bailey & McLean) r. 533 Commercial
Bailey George, laborer, r. 132 3^ Oak, rear
Bailey George, machinist, r. 19 South Park
Bailey George E., teamster, r. 217 3^ Tenth
Bailey George G., teamster, and stoker Engine No. 12,
r. 101 Commercial
Bailey George H., foreman machinist S. F. Tool Co.,
r. 1030 Page
Bailey Henry, r. 3 Madison Av
Bailey Henry, cooper, 1015 Howard
Bailey Henry, mnfr curled hair, SW cor Marquesas
and St. John
Bailey Henry, waiter stmr San Jose, r. 438 Broadway
Bailey Honry Jr., cooper, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Henry F., machinist, r. 516 Folsom
Bailey Isaac, r. 911 J^ Harrison
Bailey James, clerk Ansel C. Robison, r. 236 Jessie
Bailey James, night watchman Union Box Factory,
r. 1236}^ Folsom
Bailey Jnniea D., secretary Union Insurance Co.,
416 California, r. 1915 Franklin
Bailey James F., waiter J. Marshall, r. 31 Moss
Bailey James H., salesman Mark Parish & Co.
Bailey James M., clerk, r. 236 Jessie
Bailey James T., machinist, r. 1236 3$ Folsom
Bailey J. Murray, mining, r. 418 Sutter
Bailey John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 522 Turk
Bailey John, mangier La Grande Lavmdry
Bailey John J., teamster S. F. Cordage Factory, r. Es
Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Bailey Josejjh C, wool and leather, 218 California, r.
San Mateo
Bailey Joseph H., stationery and hardware, 524 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 830 Union
Bailey Laura Miss, r. 10373^ Market
Bailey Letha A. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 914 Pacific
Bailey Lewis H., groceries and liquors, 121 Franklin,
r. 207 Fell
Bailey Louis, clerk, r. 236 Jessie
Bailey Louis S., salesman Pac. Saw Mnfg. Co., r. 419
O'Farrell
Bailey Margaret, widow, r. 236 Jessie
Bailey Margaret Mrs., liquor saloon, 71 Minna
Bailey Martin, whitener Sanborn, ¥ail & Co., r. 1215
Bailey Mary, widow, r. 1001 Fillmore
Bailey Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. H. Watson
secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Bailey Newton J., assistant superintendent City RR.,
r. 1804 Mit^sion
Bailey Oirin J., foreman Sterling Furniture Co., r.
827 Church
Bailey O. S , waiter, r. 10 Golden Gate Av
Bailey Peter (Kelly & Bailey) r. 1328 Florida
Bailey Ralph, painter, r. 652 Market
Bailey S., r. 705 Vallejo
Bailey Sarah, r. 757 3i Howard
Bailey Shepard D., proptr Tehama House, 438 Broad-
way, r. 417 Green
Bailey Theresa, nurse, r. 153 Minna
Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailey & Co.) r. 702 Van Ness
Av
Bailey Thomas, waiter stmr San Bias
Bailey, Thomas & Co. (Thomas Bailey) proptrs Pac.
Wool Depot, cor Fifth and Bluxome
Bailey Thomas E., laborer, r. 2003 Polk
Bailey Thomas J. (Bailey & O'Donnell) r. 528 Hayes
Bailey Walter, night watchman International Hotel
Bailey Walter T., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 815 Harrison
Bailey Willamette F., wheelwright, r. 146 Tehama
Bailey William, mnfr curled hair, r. NW cor Marque-
sas and St. John
Bailey William, seaman, r. 15 Auburn
Bailey William,' teamster, r. 915 Montgomery
Bailey William, with Kraker & Israel
Bailey William H., engineer Cal. Wire Works, r. 730
Vallejo
Bailey & McLean (George Bailey and William Mc-
Lean) proptrs Railroad Lodgings, 533 Commercial
Bailey & O'Donnell (Thomas J. Bailey and Thomas
J. O'Donnell) plumbers and gasfitters, 503
Haight and 542 Hayes
B^" Bailey. See Baillie, Bailly, Bayley and Bayly
BZANN & BENEDICT,
SaCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
S^ICK nOVS£ Bl,OCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEST017, Asst. Uasager.
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
; vAlKfrViFINE PRINTIM FROM NEW mK.
BAI
195
BAK
Bailie John C, clerk, r. 36^ Stanly PI
Bailie Thomas, foreman dock O. R. and N. Co., Spear
Street Wharf, r. 3GM Stanly PI
Bailie Pierre, lauudryman Etienne Garnaud, r. N s
Thirtieth bet Dolores and Church
Baillie George B., clerk, r. 110 Ellis
Baillie William, foreman W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 106
Eureka
Baillv Achille, porkpacker, 71 California Market, r.
514 Filbert
Bailly Albert J., carpetlayer, r. 2328 Pine
Bailly Arthur, salesman Archille Bailly, r. 2328 Pine
Bailly Edward S., glovemaker, r. 2328 Pme
Bailly Eugene, shoemaker, r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Jules, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1703 Du-
pont
Bailly Leon F., stone grainer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 4 Cadell Alley
Bally Alexander H., r. 309 Fell
Bailv Alexander H. Jr., carpenter and builder, r. 307
Fell
Baily Elisha I., Colonel U. S. A. medical director
Division of the Pacific and Department Califor-
nia, 216 Phelan Bldg, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Baily John, conductor, r. 810 Folsom
Baily Samuel, band sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
BailT William J., proptr Isthmus House, 54 First
(EF^ Baily. See Bailey, Baillie, Bailly and Bayley
Bain Alexander (S. F. Stove Works) r. Alvarado
Baiu Anna, widow, r. 1436 Pine
Baiu Charles, master mariner, r. 906 Filbert
Bain D. C, real estate, r. 40)<i Geary
Bain Florence, widow, r. 425 Greenwich
Bain George A., patternmaker Pac. Iron WorkB, r.
<:il« Greenwich
Baiu James S., machinist and extraman Hose No. 3,
r. N s Twenty-fifth bet Nop and Cistro
Bain John, treasurer California Savings and
Society, r. 31 Perry
1^" Bain. See Baine and Bane
Bainbridge Arnop, detective, r. 10 Bourbin PI
Baiubridge Edgar, miner, r. 1030 Howard
Bainbridge Peter, agent Lachman & Jacobi,
Second
Baiue Patrick J., plumber Michael L. O'Brien r. 853
Folsom
Baines Thomas F. O'M., canvasser, r. 2940 Sixteenth
Baird Aiidre^v, stock and bond broker, 438 Call
fornia, r. Berkeley
Baird Azariah M., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1211
Mission
Baird Benjamin H., rancher, r. 1458 Franklin
Baird Charles, bookkeeper H. Mitchell, r. 1628 Fol-
som
Baird George W., gripman Clay St. ER., r. 1418
Hyde
Baird James M., printer, 429 Montgomery, r. Berke-
ley
Bnlrd Jane Mrs., r. 17J< Morris Av
Baird Richard, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 322 Sixth
B3" Baird. See Beard
Baires Antonio S., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Balth Richard, machinist, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Baizley S. E., waiter, r. 41 Everett
Baker A. & .v. (Augustus Baker) pictures and mold-
ings, 742-744 Mission
Baker Adam, driver Swain Bros., r. 117 Natoma
Baker Adam S., drayman, r. 537 Third
Baker A. G., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 45 Caroline
Baker Alfied W., clerk Custom House, r. 403 Leaven-
worth
Baker Annie, domestic 449 Third
Baker Arthur, dravman, r. 449 Clementina
Baker Arthur, molder City Iron Works, r. 1833 How-
ard
Baker Arthiir S., cashier Payot, IJpham & Co., r. 1812
Lyon
Loan
608
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XV.A.JNTT'S
??
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL DESIONS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Baker Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. Oakland
Baker Balzer, cook Brandt & Rakeman, r. 622 M
Green, rear
Baker Carrie Miss, r. 826 Capp
Baker Catherine E., widow, r. 1416 Powell
Baker Charles (Baker >M Marshall) r. 35 Zoe
Baker Charles, bakery, 510 Sixteenth
Baker Charles, liquor saloon, 30 Geary, r. 239 Minna
Baker Charles, painter, r. 219 Prospect PI
Baker Charles A., waiter John H. Mentz & Co., r. 544
First
Baker Charles E., clerk Haas Bros., r. 1507 Folsom
Baker Charles F. (Witzel & Baker) r. 1204 Leaven-
worth
Baker Charles F., receiving teller The Sather Bank-
ing Co., r. Oakland
Baker Charles H., cook, r. 672 Twentieth
Baker Charles H., nursery, 30 Chenery
Baker Charles H., transferer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co.. r. 2912 Fillmore
Baker Charles S., carrier Post Office, r. 2012 Taylor
Baker Charles W., druggist, r. 434 J^ Tehama
Baker Clarence W., compositor Examiner, r. 726
Bush
Baker Conrad, foreman laboratory U. S. Mint, r. 34
Page
Baker Delia Miss, r. 721 M Valencia
Bnker Divide Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) D.
M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Baker Dorsey F., miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 1130 Market
Baker Edward, painter, r. 945 54 Folsom
Baker Edward J., driver City Cab and Carriage Co.,
r. 439 Jessie
Baker Elizabeth, assistant Robert Diston
Baker Emma Miss, housekeeper S. F. Girls' Union
Baker Eugene J., drayman, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Baker Fannie E. Mrs., teacher Misssion Grammar
School, r. 132 Guererro
Baker Frank, r. 604 Vallejo
Baker Frank E., timekeeper Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 807 California
Baker Frank J., clerk Leege & Mills, r. 23 Oak Grove
Av
Baker Frederick W., foragemaster Quartermaster's
Dept. 0. S. A., r. 3t;«i Minna
Baker George, r. 136 Langton
Baker George, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. Berkeley
Baker George, porter, r. 45 Caroline
Baker George, seaman U. S. stmr Gen. McDowell
Baker George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 550 Mission
Baker George H., lithographer and engraver, 581
Mission, r. S s Green bet Baker and Lyon
Baker George S., apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
1051 Howard
Baker George W. 0., clerk Frank, Eisner & Platshek,
r. 34 Page
Baker H., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Baker Harry, wate'tender stmr Eastern Oregon, r.
326 Brannan
Baker Harry R. (H. R. Baker & Co.) r. Alameda
Baker Henry, artist John Mallon, r. 4 Thirteenth
Baker Henry, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Baker Henry, stevedore, r. 609 Fourth
Baker Henry R.-, carriage painter, r.450 Natoma
Baker Horace, bookkeeper Ross & Hewlett, r. 409
Dolores
Baker H. R. & Co. (Harry R. Baker and Henry P.
Smith) importers and wholesale dealers fancy
groceries, 122 Front
Bai-er Hugo, real estate, r. 24 Clinton Park
Baker Isaac M., groceries and liquors, 100 Eddy, r.
813;^ Valencia
Baker Jacob H., superintendent factory Geo. C.
Shreve & Co., r. 219 Chattanooga
Baker James, r. 1616 Post
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE liARGKST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Piro - Hljicc Triiuiiiii>|i^s
a. Siiecinliy.
309, 311, 31S, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Baker JHiiies, biiker, r. ")02}a Brinidwiiy
Baker Joliu, r. H27 Nineteenth
Baker John, rigger, r. 5 Priugle Court
Baker John, seaman, r. rili Chattanooga
Baker John, teamster 0. A. Warren, r. 216 Ninth
Baker John watchtnan Ktmr City of New York
Baker John L., ladies' and children's furnishing
goods, 104G>i Folsom
Baker John M., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 216
Powell
Baker John W., i5hotop;rai)her, r. 2012 Golden Gate Av
Baker Joseph, machinist S. P. Co.. r. 1721^ Mission
Baker Joseph H., laborer, r. 7 Clevelaud
Baker Judah, proptr Garcia Saw iVIill, office 213 San-
some, room 1, r. 321 First
Baker J. W., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Baker L. F. & Co. (Louis F. Baker) produce commis-
sion. 125 Washington
Baker Lillie, widow, r. 101 Grove
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1882
Washington
Baker Lizzie Miss, waitress, r. 550 Mission
Baker Louis E.. with Studebaker Mnfg Co., r. Fourth
Av nr Point Lobos Av
Baker Louis F. (L. F. Baker & Co.) r. Alameda
Baker Lucy A., widow, r. 1090 Union
Baker Luke M., carpenter, r. 568 Mission
Baker Maria, widow, r. 537 Third
Bilker Mary Mrs., r. 434}^ Tehama
Baker Mary Mrs., tailoress, r. S. F. Girls' Union
Baker Msttie Miss, dressmaker, r. 313 Fell
Baker M. M., proptr Olympic Theater, 105 Grant Av
Baker Maurice W., violinist, r. 1112 Broadway
Baker M. C. carpenter, r. Fourth Av bet Point Lobos
Av and Clement
Baker Orrin S., attorney at law, 7 Montgomery Av
Baker Richard J., clerk, r. 227 Sixteenth
Baker Robert B., machinist, r. 2517 Larkin
Baker Robert T. (Baker & Kirk) r. 957 Bryant
Baker Samuel, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Baker Samuel., salesman A. Andrews, r 217 Austin
Baker Schuyler, carpenter, r. 213 Prospect PI
Baker Stella Miss, r. 434)^ Tehama
Baker Thomas, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Baker Thomas P., compositor, r. 726 Bush
Baker W„ millhand Pac. Rolling Mill
Baker W., reporter, r. 12 Mason
Baker Walter H., clerk Judah Baker, 213 Sansome,
room 1
Baker Walter T. (Baker & Cushman). r. 1073 J<J Market
Baker William, bartender stmr Oakland, r. 740 Har-
rison
Baker William, carpenter, r. 13 Twenty-second
Baker William, groceries and liquors, 133 Perry
Baker William, painter, r. 945}^ Folsom
Baker William G., director amusements Elite Theater
r. 434 M Tehama
Baker Willam J., clerk Joseph H. Dorety, r. Oakland
Baker Winfield S., bartender, r. 1051 Howard
Baker & Cushman (Walter T. Baker and William H.
Cushman) photographic gallery, 8 Sixth
BAKER & HAMILTON
(liiviiigstoii L. Baker and Roljert M.
Hamilton) importers and joljbers agri-
cultural implements, machines, Iiard-
■\vare, etc., and proprietors Benicia
Agricultural WorUs (Benicia, Cal. )
NtV cor Pine and Davis, and 9-15 J,
Sacramento
Baker cX: Kirk (Robert T. Baker and Edward H. Kirk)
draymen, 10 Davis
Baker & Marshall (Charles Baker and George Mar-
shall) groceries and liquors, 432 Brannan
Bakers' Home, Mceller & Grauffel proprietors,
623-625 Clay
Bakers' Home, 643 Pacific
Bakewell Frederick F.. coachman 711 Pine
Balnncsi Augelo (Angelo Balanesi & Co.) r. 117 Clark
Balanesi Angelo & Co. (Angelo Balanesi, Cesare Or-
selli and Quinto Marian i) liquor saloon, 131
Pacific, and commission merchants, 117 Clark
Balanesi Joseph, produce commission, 107-109 Clark
Balansaro Francisco, widow, r. 1405 Sto<kton, rear
Balbach A. L., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 624
Fourth
Balcerat O., mattressmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 219 Geary
Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 2,323 Fillmore
Balch Ernest, clerk, r. 537 Natoma
Balch George T., stenographer Joshua Heudy Ma-
chine Works, r. 2323 Fillmore
Balch H. D., clerk general passenger and ticket dept
S. P. Co., r. 2323 Fillmore
Balch John W., master mariner, r. 528 Ellis
Balcom Margaret, widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Balczyuslii Mieczislas, architect Henry Geilfuss, r.
820Ji Larkin
Bald Hermann, steward, r. 1208 Mission
Bald Mountain Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) H. Pich-
ior treasurer, 320 Sansome, room 24
Baldassone Giovanni, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons
Balder Maurice, saloon keeper, r. 336 J^ Bush
Balderramo Rufiuo, cook Lang & Froboese, r. 8 Pink-
ney PI
Baldetta Andrew, bartender. 504 Broadway
Baldocchi Augelo B., clerk G. Podesta A: Co., r. 1323
Minna
Baldocchi Charles, fruits and vegetables, NE cor
O'Fiirrell and Mason, r. 510 Post
Baldocchi F. & Co. (Frank Baldocchi) fruits, vege-
tables and poultry, 1702 Leavenworth
Baldocchi Frank (F. Baldocchi & Co.) r. 1702 Leav-
enworth
Baldocchi Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 2501 How-
ard
Baldocchi Giuseppe (Frediana & Baldocchi) r. 1332
, Dupont
Baldocchi Joseph (Baldocchi & Dellosso) r. 11 Ban-
nam PI ,
Baldocchi Richard, longshoreman, r. 188 Ji Vande-
water
Baldocchi Robert, fruits and vegetables, 2028 and
2206 Fillmore, r. 2206 3^ Fillmore
Baldocchi Salvator, laborer, r. 1332 Dupont
Baldocchi & Dellosso (Joseph Baldocchi and Charles
Dellosso) fruits and vegetables, 1310 Dupont
Baldridge Mary, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Baldueci Agostino, fruits and vegetables, 130 Fifth,
r. 353 Minna
Baldwin Addison H., deputy Sheriff, r. 1205 Octavia
Baldwin Alexander, mining, r. 2 Henrietta Square
Baldwin Alexander R., real estate, 328 Montgomery,
room 20, r. 2127 California
Baldwin Alexander W., general agent accident dept
Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 405 California, r. Oak-
land
Bald-win Alfred W., superintendent Porter,
Slessinger & Co., r. 317 Jones
Baldwin A. S. (McAfee Bros.) r. Oakland
Baldwin Barry (Blum, Baldwin & Girvin) r. Oak-
land
Baldwin B. D., r. 611 Fourth
Baldwin Charles H. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. New
York
Baldwin David F., laborer, r. 549 Fulton
Bald-^vin E. J., manufacturer fine wines and
brandies, offices 27 Ellis, San Francisco, and 57
North Spring. Loo Angeles, r. 1217 California
Baldwin Frederick A., agent, 632 Market
Baldwin George E.. surveyor Sanborn Map and Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1527 California
Baldwin George W., chipper Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 212 First
Baldwin G. F., clerk Report, r. 1205 Octavia
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
EXCEL J^LXi OTHZEK^S.
MARKF.T ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RRPAD HftRASZTHY & CO.
IwashIn^tPn sT.lProicers of FIHE TABLE WINES
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Baldwin Henry E.. clerk Chief Quartermaster, U. S.
A., Department California, r. 103 Geary
Baldwin H. E., driver White's Laundry, r. 1702)^
Folsom
Baldwin House, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors,
U-16 Ellis
Baldwin James M., carpenter, r. 915 J4 Market
Baldwin James T., driver White's Laundry, r. 1702)4
Polsom
Baldwin James W., carpenter and builder, 321 Sutter
Baldwin J. C, merchandise broker, 109 California, r.
Oakland
Baldwin Josiah A., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
1516 Franklin
Baldwin J. W., laborer, r. 212 First
Baldwin Leon Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Broadway and
Gough
Baldwin Lydla, widow, r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Marcus M., merchant, r. 416 Oolden Gate Av
Baldwin M. F. Miss, teacher Fllippe's Academy of
Languages
Baldwin Nellie S. Mies, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1527 California
Baldwin Orville C, with O. D. Baldwin, r. 1205 Oc-
tavia
Baldwin Orville D., real estate agent, 238 Mont-
gomery, r. SE cor Pacific Av and Buchanan
Baldwin P. Mrs., widow, r. 1527 California
Baldwin PHarmacy, A. L. Lentffeld proprietor,
NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin Robert H., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
1702 M Folsom
Baldwin Robert L., bookkeeper Bush & Mallett, r. 3i
Geary
Baldwin Rosanna, widow, r. Dominica nr Yazoo
Baldwin Samuel C., clerk R. Hc'hkofler
Baldwin Sarah J., widow, r. 3 Clyde
Baldwin Shermaj C, physician and surgeon, 850
Market
Baldwin Starr, physician, r. 777 Market
Baldwin Sydney M. (J. H. Hall & Co.) r. 2401 Mission
Baldwin The, E J. Baldwin proprietor, NE cor
Market and Powell
Baldwin Theater, Al. Havman proprietor, 932-
;<;;<; Market
Baldwin Theater Programme, Jewish Times
Publishing Co. publiKhers, 509 Montgomery
Baldwin Thomas J., calkcr. r. Ocean View
Baldwin Thomas J., telegraph operator, r. 10 Bonlta
Baldwin W. H., r. 34 Geary
Baldwin William H. , contractor, r. 232 Shotwell
Baldwin William R., insirumentmaker Oal. Elec-
trical Works, r. 130 Second
Bale Thomas, waiter, r. ri30 Howa'd
Balfe Michael J., chief bartender Occidental Hotel,
r. 2446 Jackson
Balfour, Guthrie <Sc Co. {Stephen Williamson,
Aiexander Guthrie, Robert Balfour, Robert B.
Forman and Robert Bruce) shipping and com-
mission mereliants, 316 California
Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Menlo
Park
Balfrey John, shoemaker, r. 134 first
Balge Henry, woodcarver, r. 620 Fourth
Balk Stexihen S., porter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No, 4. r. 2013 Hyde
Balkf Edward, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2015
Dupont
Balke Henry C, glovemaker B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
907 Vallejo
Balke Rudolph, cabinetmaker Schmidt & Gerster, r.
508 Stevenson
Balke William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2015
Dupont
Ball A Everett, attorney at law, 39-40 Merchants'
Excb;inge, r. 405 Taylor
Ball Alfred, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen-
tieth and Shotwell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER"
MOST NEWS!
MOST GISCULATION ' MOST ADVEETISEMENTS i
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IX LARGE VARIETY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ball Anna E., widow, r. 2111 Scott
UiU Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2840 Mission
Ball Daniel, musician, r. 8::i5 Bush
Ball Frank J., clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r. 317
Eddy
Ball Frank J., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Palace Hotel
Ball George, r. 214 Powell
Ball George A., capitalist, r. 210 Powell
Ball Henry, gasQtter, r. 529 Sixth
Ball Horace W. (8. Taylor k Co.) and chief clerk M.
P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Ball Jamos E., varnisher, r. 108 ^i Hayes
Ball Jay H., lodgings. 115 Second
Ball Joel, dentist, r. 45 Garden Av
Ball John, jeweler Thomas D. Hall, r. 112 Taylor
Ball John, r. S s Russia Av nr Naples, Excelsior
Homestead
Ball P.ter, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue
Ball Richard M., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co.. r. 865 Mission
Ball T, porter Charles M. Plum &,Co., r. 1165 Mis-
sion
Ball Thaddeus. conductor, r. 2641 Mission
Ball William, waiter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Ball William D., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 210 Powell
Ball William K., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1317
Ball William H. A Co. (New York) jewelers,
specialty bracelets, Phelps & MtUer agents, 120
Sutter
Ball iS; Julian (Gardner Ball and George N. Ju-
lian) proprietors Occidental Wool Depot, 436
T.nvnsend
Ballaiitine Edward W., finisher Leak Glove Mnfr Co.,
r. 418 Twenty-fourth
Ballantyne Alexander, superintendent Light House
Construction, office U. S. .\pprai.'^ers' Bldg, fourth
floor, r. 1708 O'FaiTell
Ballard Dora A. Miss, adjuster tJ. S. Mint, r. 1040
Mission
Ballard Duane (Duane Ballard fc Co.) r. Alameda
Ballard Duane & Co. (Duane Ballard) grain brokers,
122 Davis
Ballard Edward R., physician, 114 Geary, r. 1201 Oc-
tavia
Ballard E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 23)4 Oak
Ballard Eliza, domestic Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital
Ballard George, painter, r. 31 Everett
Ballard George, tinsmith, 616 Post
Ballard I., r. 711 Jones
Ballard I. C. Mrs., r. 1040 Mission
Ballard Ida H. Miss, r. 23M Oak
Ballard John (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. Claremont, Ala-
meda County
Ballard L. A. Mrs., homoeopathic physician, 205
Powell
Ballard M. E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
109 Turk
Ballard S. J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 713 Cali-
fornia
Ballard S. K., cashier Cal. Ins. Co., 318 California, r.
2118 Fillmore
Ballard W. T., r. Brooklyn Hotel
BALLARD & HALL .isaac r.
Hall) wool brokers and commission
merchants, 436 Townsend, telephone
.3181
Balleuberg Nathan, musician, r. 710 California
Ballestrem Wolfgang, painter, r. 215 Collingwood
Balleto Garlbel, peddler, N s Henry bet Noe and
Castro
Bailey Edward J., clerk Mercantile Library Assn., r.
1610 Stockton
Ballhaus Frederick, dairyman, r. 2209 Leavenworth
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405-407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
ACIFIC COAST AOKKC.Y,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfomla Street.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates iiiitl Tile,
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ballhaus Cliailis E., niilkmau, r. 220'.) Leavenworth
Ballheinur Albert, show casemaker Bernstein & Co.,
r. -■Vlameda
Balllieimer Charles, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Balling Philip, night watchman Occidental Foundry,
r. 352 Eleventh
Ballinger Bridget, widow, r. 31^ Gilbert
Ballinger Fanuie Mrs., confectionery, 308 Turk
Ballinger Jesse A., conductor P. and O. RB., r. SE
cor Stanyan and Haight
Ballinger John J., teamster, r. 118 Fell
Ballinger Maria Miss, Bhirtmaker, r. 292 Twenty-
second
Ballinger S. B., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 117 Taylor
Ballinger Thomas R., bookkeeper Granger Business
Assn., r. 1419 How.nrd
Ballinger William, painter Edward Hartmann, r.
lUy Mission
Ballinger William V., painter S. P. Co., r. 1826 Market
Ballinger Williaip E., drayman, r. 912}^ Laguna
8^" Ballinger. See I5ellinger
Ballou Peter, liquor saloon, 32 Seventh
Bally Herman, driver William Westerfeld, r. 1035
Market
Balmas Eudolph, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 319 Tenth,
rear
Balmer E., bellman Palace Hotel
Balmer F., bellman Palace Hotel
Balmforth Ealph, doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Balnave William, cashier Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
520 Golden Gate Av
Balny Alexander J., ostrich feathers, 608 Market, r.
558 Olive Av
Balny Auguste E., feather dyer, 119 Stockton, r. 1003
Buchanan
Balny C. Mrs., r. 1003 Buchanan
Baloise Marine Insurance Co. (of Basle)
Harry W. Syz general agent, 410 California
Baloun Joseph L., tailor, 621 Washington, r. NE cor
Twelfth and Point Lobos Avs
Balsa Frank, laborer, r. 442 Green
Balsam George, seaman stmr Starbuck
Baiter Maurice (Malagle & Baiter) r. 443 Bush
Balthrope Louis, carpenter, r. cor Utah and Sonoma,
rear
Baltic Steamship liine (Scandinavian) A. W.
Myer general agent, 401 California
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Peter Harvey Pacific
Coast agent, 618 Market
Baltimore House, Mrs. Maggie V. Kendall proptr, 502
Bush
Baltimore Silver Mining Co., W. L. Brown secretary,
402 Montgomery, room 17
Baltz Ferdinand, foreman Milwaukee Brewery, r. 432
Tenth
Balz Adolph (Balz Bros. & Flnkeldey) r. SE cor So-
noma and Kansas
Balz Brothers & Finkeldey (Louis and Adolph Balz
and Charles H. Finkeldey) tanners, SE cor Ne-
braska and Yuba
Balz Eliza, widow, r. 825 Valle.io
Balz Ernest, butcher, r. Venezuela nr Savannah
Balz Louis (Balz Bros, and Finkeldey) r. E s Ne-
braska bet Sonoma and Tolo
Balz Valentine, butcher, r. Venezuela nr Savannah
Balzarine Charles, steward Sartori & Fantini, r. W 8
Clara Av nr Seventeenth
Balzer Frederick, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 1530 Post
Balzer Hy. & Co. (Cesar Bertheau) importers and
commission merchants and agents Bremen Under-
writers, 209 Sausome
Baman Otto, cabinet maker F. W. Krelling & Sons
Bambauer Charles L., tinner, r. 442 Valencia
Bamber William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor Bay and Leavenworth
Bamberger David, shoemaker, r. 869 Webster
Bamberger Ferdinand, merchant, r. 2107 Webster
Bauibercer J. k Co. (Julius Bamberger) cigar dealers'
412 Front
Bamberger Jiilius (J. Bamberger & Co.i r. 1318 O'Far-
rell
Bamberger Solomon S., assistant City and County At"
torney, r. 1417 Octavia
Bamberger Signiund S. (Bamberger & Kaempfer)
r. 1417 Octavia
Bamberger k Kaempfer (Sigmund S. Bamberger and
Morris Kaempfer) growers and dealers Cal. wines
and brandies, 657 Market
Bammaun iJiedrich. groceries and liquors, 101 Van
Ness Av, r. 104 Fell
Bammaun Frederick, groceries and liquors, 219
Fourth, r. Alameda
Bammann Henry H., teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 395 Shotwell
Banachowski John, tailor, r. 528 Natoma
Banahau E. Miss, r. 113 Perry
Bauahan Henry, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 173
Clara
Banahan Patrick, hostler, r. 113 Perry
Bance Alexander, cook, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Bancroft A. L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1403 Van Ness
Av
Bancroft A. L. & Co. (A. L. Bancroft) West
Coast Book Co. and pianos, 132 Post
Bancroft Brothers & Co. (Andrew J. Hatch, Charles
E., Harlow P. and George H. Bancroft) school
furniture and supplies, 532 Market
Bancroft Charles E. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 2011
Devisadero
BANCROFT COMPANY THE «. h. ««„-
croft px-esident, C. O. Ricli.irds vice-
president, W. B. Bancroft secre-
tai-y and manager, Tlionias A. C. Dor-
land treasurer, l>ooli-8ellers, station-
ers, printers, bookbinders, piano and
music dealers, 731 Market
Bancroft George H. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. Berk-
eley
Bancroft Harlow P. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 2011
Devisadero
Bancroft Hubert H., president The Bancroft
Co., 721 Market, r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Bancroft J., mu Ician, r. 1016 Pine
Bancroft James, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
Bancroft Library Tlie, 1538 Valencia
Bancroft William B., secretary and manager
The Bancroft Co., 721 Market, r. 1836 O'Farrell
Bancroft-Whitney Co., A. L. Bancroft presi-
dent, Sumner Whitney treasurer, J. HasBrouck
secretary, law publishers, booksellers and sta-
tioners, 609-613 Clay
Band Charles, butcher Joseph Band, r. 707 Valencia
Band Henry F., insurance agent, r. 1816 O'Farrell
Band Jacob, butcher, r. 1432 Broadway
Band Jacob, tailor Leon Lemos, r. 59 Shipley
Band Joseph, butcher, SW cor Valencia and Eigh-
teenth, r. 707 Valencia
Band Stephen, bakery, 409 Union
Bandanza Sera, widow, r. 529 Union
Bandle G. E., clerk freight auditor's oflace S. P. Co.,
r. 1812 Geary
Bandmann Charles J., clerk Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co., r. 908 Van Ness Av
Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.)
r. 514 Lombard
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO. ,;,.■.„
Bandmann and H. Nielsen) importers
and commission merchants andgfeneral
agents Giant Powder Co., 30 Cali-
fornia
Bandy James, bootblack, SE cor Eighth and Market,
r. cor Columbia PI and Thirtieth, B. H.
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire las. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $9,658,479. I WU. SESTOH, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfrVi BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, ETC.
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Baue Frank P., calcium light maker F. W. French, r.
812 Mission
Bane James, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 655
Mission
Bane J. Russell, salesman Henry F. Gabel
Bane R., r. 810 Mission
Banes H. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1068 Howard
Banes Howard L., porter, r. 1068 Howard
Banfield John H., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 320 O'Far-
rell
Banfield Albert E., bartender N. Steiuer, r. 232 O'Far-
rell
Bangs Adelaide, dressmaker, r. 1938 Stevenson
Bangs Albert, porter Man, Sadler & Co., r. 836 J^ Va-
lencia
Bangs Benjamin F., r. 222^ Austin
Bangs Catherine E., widow, r. 1938 Stevenson
Bangs Christina, domestic 609}^ Third
Bangs Edward, r. 1936 Stevenson
Bangs Franklin, with Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Bangs Lewis E., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 222J4
Austin
Bangson Eric, cook, r. 210 Minna
Bangsou Joseph, machinist, r. 210 Minna
Bangson Nellie, with S. F. Laundry
Bank Commissioners, W. W. Moreland, A. W.
Potts and J. A. Thompson, B. Mc L. Hardisty
secretary, 528 California, room 2
Bank Exchangee, Brown & Duncan proprietors,
SE cor Montgomery and Washington
Bank G. D. Mrs., umbrellas, 1018 Larkin
Bank George, brewer, r. 1018 Larkin
Bank of British Columbia, Walter Powell man-
ager, SEcor California and Sansome
Bank of Britisli North America, William
Lawson and James C. Welsh agents, 312 Pine
Bank of California, William Alvord president,
Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor California and
Sansome
Bank of California Bnilcling^, NW cor Califor-
nia and Sansome
Bank of San Francisco (in liquidation) 22 S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg
Jj A JN K T 11 L» M. Schlandecker
manajrer, 537 Clay-
Banker Abraham, engineer Calvin Nutting & Son, r.
56 Tehama
Banker Edward, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, r. 3G5
BaHs m MERCHANTS MaTUAL
LIKE ASSOCIATION OF THK CMTEU
STATES, Alexander Badlani president,
William H. Bro^vn viee-president, H.
S. Sanders secretary, Richard K. .4.11en
general manager, William P. Spragiie
M. D., medical director, 333 Mont-
gomery-
Bankruptcy Registers (District of California) 506
Battery and 636 Clay
Banks Andrew, longshoreman, r. 129 Welsh
Banks Arthur H., lather, r. 444 Jessie
Banks David, waiter, r. 620 Jessie
Banks Emma Miss, r. Old People's Home
Banks George, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 620 Jessie
Banks Henry D., switchman, r. 724 California
Banks Jessie F. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 2004 Vallejo
Banks John, cook stmr Mariposa
Banks Joseph, tanner, r. York nr Twenty-fifth
Banks M. A. Mrs., dressmaking. ITilii Market
Banks Mary Mrs., r. 39 Madison Av
Banks Sarah J. Mrs., r. 620 Jessie
Banks William, machinist, r. 620 Jessie
Banks William O. (Copeland & Banks) r. 1419J4
Washington
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPOETERS AND DEALERS IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
IN THE
exam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Bankson James P., liquor saloon, 1151 Market
Banla Sidney, messman stmr Colima
Bannahan Michael, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Bannan Barbara C. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Bridget, widow, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Charles A., haruessmaker Hart & Branden-
stein r. 1818 Hyde
Bannan Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1818 Hyde
Bannan John, actor, r. 825 Kearny
Bannan John B., carpenter, r. 312}^ Turk
Bannan Louie, clerk William Bannan & Co.. r. 2012
Pierce
Bannan Maggie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Martin, molderr. 1066 Howord
Bannan Patrick, engineer, r. 805 Treat Av
Bannan Thomas F., carrier Guide, r. 805 Treat Av
Bannan William (William Bannan & Co.) r. 2012
Pierce
Bannan William <fc Co. (William Bannan)
stockbrokers, 31G Montgomery
Bannan William J., coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 805 Treat Av
fly Bannan. See Bannon
Bannatyne Matthew, tailor, r. 21 Howard Court
Bannar Robert, labori-r. r. 1045 Bryant
Banner Charles, mnfr elastic goods, 2:i3 Seventeenth
Banner Marcus (F. Toplitz & Co.) r. 1002 Van
Ness Av
Banner Milton G., student, r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Banner V. & Co. (Victor Banner) clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 35 Sutter
Banner Victor (V. Banner & Co.) 35 Sutter
Banuermann Thomas R., cashier O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co.. r. 402 Hayes
Bannerot Eugene A., machinist L. P. Garcin & Son,
r. 2141 Mission •
Banuett Harris, pressman Charles Nelson, r. 2088
Market
Bannett Louis, jeweler and diamond setter, 33
Kearny, r. 2088 Market
Bannick .\lbert. clerk Christian Bannick
Bannick Christian, groceries, cor Venezuela and
Platte
Banuick Johannes F., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 222
Devisadero
Banning Frances A. Mrs., principal Sanchez Street
Primary School, r. 624 Castro
Banning James, woolsorter, r. cor Thirty-seventh
and Railroad Av
Banning Mary, widow, r. 10 Anthony
Bannister Alfred, vice-president Starr & Co., 16
California, r. Palace Hotel
Bannister George, restaurant and liquor saloon, 8W
cor Fourth and Berry
Bannister John H., shipwright, r. 138 Townsend
Bannister William D. (Hearfleld, Bannister & Co.)
r. 508 Second
Bannon A., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Bannon James, laborer, r. SE cor First and Mission
Bannon John, carpenter, r. 24 Hoflf Av
Bannon John, r. 26 Glover
Bannon John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Bannon Mary, widow, r. 214 Prospect PI
Bannon Philip, laborer, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon Philip Jr.. plumber, r. 352 Eleventh
Bannon William, laborer, r. Java nr Railroad Av
Bannon William, molder, r. 352 Eleventh
K^ Bannon. See Bannan
Bansen August, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Banson Frederick, laborer Peter Simon, r. Lahaiua
nr Osage
Banta Henry, r. 73 Tehama
Banta Sydney, waiter Palace Hotel
Bantam C. Mrs., janitress Haight Primary School, r.
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Howard
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Biiutani Charles, couiluctor, r. NW cor Tweuty-fifth
and Howard
Bantel Charles A., haker William Hessler, r. NE cor
Francisco and Mason
Banz LoiiiB, porter, r. 358 Eleventh
Baptis Joint H. , manufacturer gold pens, 344
Kearny, r. Berkeley
Baptist Chinese Mission, Kev. J. Boardman Hartwell,
D. D. missionary, 740 Washington
Baptista Jose (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 1925 Geary
Baptlsta Manuel, deckhand stnir Oakland, r. Oakland
Baptiste Antonia, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 315
Drumm
Baptistessa ttiuseppe, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
Baqnette Julien P., r. 9213^ Mission
Baqui Domingo, r. 1517 Pcwell
Bar Association, rooms 121 Post
Bar Jacob, teamster r. SW cor Railroad Av and Ba-
hama
8^ Bar. See Bahr, Barr and Barre
Baraco Andrew, expressman, r. 321 Jessie, rear
Baraco Vincent, fruit dealer, r. 20 Eleventh
Barada Ernest L., bartender J. R. Dickey, r. 456 Te-
bama
Barada Henry, clerk Wilson & Carr, r. 456 Tehama
Baragat Peter, shoemaker, r. 603 Washington
Baraille John, wagonmaker Herman Hofstetter, r.
Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Barash Joseph, cook A. Volz & Bro., r. 449 Tehama
Barateig Jean, porter Gales & Verdier. r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Barats Emll, French laundry, 345 Seventeenth, r.
922 M Natoma
Barattini Lorenzo, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann,
r. Oakland
Baraty Francisco, r. 708 Waller
Baraty George E., bookkeeper Reiss Bros., r. 400 Wal-
ler
Baraty John M., butcher, r. 1804 Dupont
Barbagellata J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinerv, r. 6 Fil-
bert PI
Barbagellata Oscar, clerk D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
Oakland
Barbauson John B., chemist, r. 1329 Sacramento
Barbaste M. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Broadway
Barbat John H., medical student, r. 113 Fulton
Barbe Jean, nursery, 2807 Geary
Barbeau O., apprentice S. F. Planing Mill, r. 974
Harrison
Barbee Charles P., carpenter, 20 Hayes, r 105 Hayes
Barbee George W., driver City RR.,"r. 1325 J^ Natoma
Barbee Henry B., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1090
Union
Barbee Jesse, salesman, r. 1090 Union
Barbee John Mrs., widow, r. 1090 Union
Barber Albert H., carpet layer, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Anthony, job printer, 100 Montgomery Av, r.
221 Pacific
Barber Asphalt Paving Co. (Washington D. C.) W.
8. Somervell agent, 422 Montgomery
Barber Bryant H.. machinist, r. 730 Howard
Barber Charles E., rancher, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Charles L., rancher, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Charlotte Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1612 Vallejo
Barber Edward W., furnished rooms. 240 Sutter
Barber Elizabeth widow, r. 1625 Webster
Barber Emma J. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 1612 Vallejo
Barber George A., upholsterer, 506 Geary, r. 602
f-Tgf.Geary
Barber Jacob, gripman Market St. RR.
Barber James B. (James B. Barber & Co.) r. 8 a
Twenty-fourth nr Castro
Barber James B. & Co. (James B. Barber and Louis W.
Walker) wholesale liquor dealers, 823 Montgom-
Barber John A., contractor, r. 3 Yerba Buena
Biirbcr John A. Jr., plasterer, r. 3 Yerba Buena
Barber John H., with Lambert & Greene r. cor
Twenty-second and Fair Oaks
Barber Lyman H.. engineer, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Phineas S., draftsman, r. 204 McAllister
Barbir Robert L., tailor, 114b Ellis
Barber Sumner, janitor Pioneer Bldg, r. 3 Yerba
Buena
Barber Thomas H., pilot, ofiBce 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 1612 Vallejo
Barber William, attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 120, r. San Rafael
Barber William K., stone cutter, r. 125 Clara
Barber Zacharv T., teamster P. Merrill, r. 439 Eddy
Bt^ Barber. See Barbier and Barbour
Barbero Giuseppe, peddler, r. 1520 Dupont
Barbers' Protective Union. 539 California
Barbet Etienne, tailor, r. 826 Union, rear
Barbetta Frederick, fisherman, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta John, fisherman, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta Joseph, blacksmith, r. 103 Vallejo
Barbetta Nicholas, teamster A. Paladini and extra-
man Engine No. 12, r. 118 Prospect PI
Barblch Antone E.. cooper S. Lachman & Co., r. 421
Harrison
Barbier Armand, bartender Caleb Coates, r. 706 Ellis
Barbier F. Kev., S. M., assistant pastor Notre Dame
des Victoires, r. 52(5 Bush
Barbier Howard F., salesman W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 306 Stockton
Barbier Joseph, machinist, r. 976 Harrison
B9^ Barbier. See Barber and Barbour
Barbieri G. (P. Larini & Co.) r. 134 Hayes
Barbieri G. Mrs , r. 125 Trenton
Barbieri Paul (Levaggi & Barbieri) r. 821 Union
Barbieri Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 212-214
Third, r. 114 Shipley
Barbino Antonio, clerk, r. 6 Grand PI
Barbino Carlo, scavenger, r. 335 Union
Barbino Michael, bootblack, r. 5 Grand PI
Barbino Thomas, r. 5 Grand PI
Barbosa Damian. clerk Mexican Consulate, r. 817 Post
Barbour Charles, dairyman, r. 3400 California
Barbour Clitus, attorney at law, 8 Montgomery Av
Barbour James. Uquor dealer, r. Twenty-fourth nr
Castro
Barbour James W., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
room .50, r. Oakland
Barbour Mary E., nurse Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
drens' Hospital
Barbour Robert, machinist, r. 12 Mason
Barbour Thomas J., storekeeper Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 141 Fifth
fi®" Barbour. See Barber and Barbier
Barbous Usebio, baker, r. 13 Pinkuey PI
Barbrack John F., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 813 Bat-
tery
Barchi Caesar Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
Barclay Abraham, clerk H. Cohen, r. 419 Stockton
Barclay John, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Barclay Peter T. (Barclay and Robertson) r. 927
■ Haight
Barclay T. H., clerk, r. 322 Seventh
Barclay W. C, clerk Barclay & Robertson, r. 927
Haight
Barclay <& Robertson (Peter T. Barclay and B.
C. Robertson) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 408 California, room 5
8^" Barclay. See Barkley
Bardardie C. D., r. 416 Filbert
Bardellini Innocenzo, fisherman, r. 117 Vallejo
Barden Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 14 Geneva
Bardenhagen Claus (Henning & Bardenhagen) r. 1030
Folsom
Bardet Alexander, manager Bardet Milling Co., 221
First, r. 320 Lombard
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MAKKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN a CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPAD HARftSZTHY & CO.
^&9h ST. ; ProjrlEters of the Orleans Yineyard
(WASHINGTON
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201
BAK
Bardet Milling Co., Alexander Bardet manager, 221
First
Bardez Frank, castings, 209-211 Main, r. 325 Folso'm
Bardmore Jamfs, shademaker, r. 1225^ Hayes
Bardocchi Angelo (Dalplui & Bardocchi) r. 1526 Du-
pont
Bardon C. Vincent J., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer &
Co., r. 215 Minna
Bardon Patrit-k, carpenter, r. Manitoba nrTombigbee
Bardow Cnarles, seaman, r. North Pacilic Hotel
Barduc W. Nelson, dentist, 2443 Mission
Barduhn John (Rosenthal & Barduhn) r. 555 Mission
Bardwell John L., salesman Neville & Co., r. 715
Howard
Bare Brotliers (Solomon and Edward) furniture,
carpets and bedding, 322-324 Hayes
Bare Edward (Bare Bros.) r. bl8 Hayes
Bare Gustave, manager Lachman & Sternfels, r. 509
Fulton
Bare Solomon (Bare Bros.) r. 509 Fulton
\l0- Bare. See Baehr, Baer and Bahr
|Bareau Annette, laundress John Bernou, r. 639 Third
Bareilles Jacques (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.) r. S 8 Trini-
[ dad bet Platte and Yazoo
Bareilles Pierre (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.) r. N 8 St.
Thomas bet Platte and Yazoo
Barelli Luigi, laborer, r. 11 TJnion PI
Bareudt Arthur H., journalistChronicle.r. Travelers'
Club
Barenstocher Charles, bartender Schmitt'a Villa, r.
.501 Stanyan
Barenstecher Henry A., barber A. Nestel
Barfoot William J., steward stnir Mariposa, r. 138 Perry
Barfred Edward A., second officer stmr Garden City,
r. 531 Grove
Bai-f-er Daniel E., M. D., Health Officer, office
' New City Hall, first floor, r. 1429 Sacramento
Barger William, machinist John W. Russell, r. 208
Eighteenth
Bargmann Charles, driver Jacob Bargmann
Bar(,'mauu Herman C, clerk Edward Lunstedt, r. 1039
[ Mission
jBarsmaun Jacob, dairyman, S s Beach nr Broderick
(Baruone Leonard, liquor saloon, 1118 Diipout
IBargstaedt M. Mrs., nurse, r. 128 O'Farrell
Barhaui Richard M., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue
IBarichievich John M., restanrant, 58 Steuart
Barietta Nicholas, steaiuboat band, r. 220 Lombard
IBarion August, bookkeeper Aug. Jungblut & Co., r.
420 Shotwell
Barkaii Aclolpli, physician, and oculist and au-
rist, 14 Grant Av, r. 1808 Gough
IBarkeloo John, real estate, r. 1114 Post .
Barker A. B., clerk Broadway Wharf No. 2, r. 832
Nineteenth
Barker Albert G., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co.. r. 784 Stevenson
Barker Alfred Z. T., jDainter and grainer, 1745 Mission
Barker Arthur B., compositor Alta
Barker B. I. Miss, artist, r. 1745 Mission
Barker Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Barker Chailes A., assistant manager S. F. Lumber
Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Barker D. R., cook The Baldwin
Barker Eugene H., clerk, r. 1918 Union
Barker F. L. Mrs., stationery. 1745 Mission
Barker Frank, carpenter, 36 Ellis, r. 1319 Guerrero
Barker Frank, carpenter Norton Tanning Co., r.
Falkland nr Tombigbee
Barker Frederick, gardener, r. 424 Sansome
Barker Frederick, waiter, r. 704 Folsom
Barker Grace, widow, r. 1421 Folsom
Barker Henry, boilermaker, r. 8 Boyd
Barktr Henry, driver Fotrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Barker Henry L., carpenter, r. 1918 Union
Barker Henry N., trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. Pren-
tice nr Powhattan, B. H.
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641 to 617 MAEKET STEEET.
Barker Isaac, manager Crystal National Y'east Co..
757 !4 Howard, r. 309 Capp
Barker John E., pantryman stmr Zealandia, r. 672
Davis
Barker Joseph W.. surveyor Dakln Publishing Co.
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Coghill & Kohn, r. Oak-
laud
Barker Martha H., widow r. 1117 Ellis
Barker Peter E., chandelier maker, r. 274034 Six-
teenth
Barker Richard, traveling salesman, r. 27 Julian Av
Barker Robert, extraman Engine 12, r. 101 Commer-
cial
Barker Squire, molder Occidental Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Barker Stephen, dairyman, r. cor Andover and Cres-
cent Avs, B. H.
Barker Thomas, matchmaker, r. 8 Boyd
Barker Timothy L., capitalist, office 126 Market, r.
1119 Castro, Oakland
Barker William, waiter, r. .529 Sacramento
Barker AVilliam H., machinist, r. 140 Liberty
Barker William O.. clerk Broadway Wharf No. 2. r.
832 Nineteenth
Barker W. J., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 902 Mont-
gomery
Barkhaus F. W. , books and stationery. 213
Kearny
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W. Barkhaus) r. 1812
Buchanan
Barkhaus Frederick W. Jr., clerk F. W. Barkhaus, r.
1812 Buchanan
Barkhaus William H., waiter, r. 261 Minna
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert
Barkhouse Creek Gravel Mining Co., W. H. H. Hart
secretary, 230 Montgomery
Barki Joseph (Barki & Gatto) r. Woolsey nr Amhurst,
U. M.T.
Barki & Gatto (Joseph Barki and John B. Gatto)
gardeners, Woolsey nr Amhurst, U. M. T.
Barkley Andrew J., printer, r. 416^ Larkin
Barkley Charles J., laborer, r. IfiOg Mason
Barkley Harry G., fireman S. P. Co.. r. 416)^ Larkin
Barkley Henry M., tinner John Lee & Co., r. 1046
Folsom
Barkley Samuel D.. clerk Orimshaw & Co.. r. 808
Green
Barkley William H., bookkeeper Pac. Bridge Co., r.
2104 Green
E?- Barkley. See Barclay
Barkman Louis, electrotyper Filmer & Stiller Elec-
tro Co., r. Oakland
Barla Nicola, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Barlage Charles G., painter, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henry D., teamster, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Mary Miss, fitter, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage William A., bookkeeper Nordman Bros., r.
120 Guerrero
Barleber Robert, waiter, r. 34 Ellis
Barietta FranK. bootblack, r.805 Filbert
Barley John, waiter, r. 648 Fourth
Barlie John C. clerk O. R. and N. Co., Spear St.
Wharf, r. 36 3« Stanly PI
Barlin Jacob, baker, r. 125 Seventh
Barline Charles, baker, r. 562 Stevenson
Barling Charles E., with C. MuUer, r. 1710 Broderick
Barling John L.. cleaner John F. Snow, r. 14 Ridley
Barling Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1710 Broderick
Barlow Albert (People's Express Co.) r. 810 Union
Barlow Arthur J., machiuist Pac. Iron Works, r.
215}^ Tehama
Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Irving Primary
School, r. 1312 Jones
Barlow Francis A., driver City ER. r. 1904 Mis-
sion
Barlow Frank T., salesman Muser Bros., r. Oakland
Barlow James T., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 4
Kate
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Slxeet Ix*oxx
All Sizes nn<l Niiiiiiberti.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Barlow Loietta Miss, Bhoelitter, r, SW cor Eleventh
ami Channel
Barlow Martin, seaman, r. i Kate
Barlow Richard, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Barlow Robert J., cook, r. 905 Market
Barlow Sarah, nurse City ana County Hospital
Barlow Susan, widow, r. SW cor Eleventh and Chan-
nel
Barlow William Q., machinist, r. 511 Bryant
Barman Benjamin, collector Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
811 Vallejo
Barman Charles Mrs., widow, r. 407 Eddy
Barman H., dry and furnishing goods, 2002 Fillmore
Barman Isaac, brass molder, r. 46 Grove
Barman J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 46 Grove
Barman Mayo, clerk, r. 307 Golden Gate Av
Barman Rebecca, fancy goods, 124 Fifth, r. 307
Golden Gate Av
Barman Samuel, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar,
r. 307 Golden Gate Av
Barman John, dairy produce, 705 Larkin
Barnaby Reginald H., clerk, r. 419 Vallejo
Barnard A. B., mechanical and mining engineer,
46 O'Farrell
Barnard Allyn M., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 929 Post
Barnard Amelia Miss, r. 1024 Mission
Barnard Arthur F., clerk Frank Barnard & Co., r.
1724 Vallejo
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r. 1724 Vallejo
Barnard Frank <)fc Co. (Frank Barnard and
Henry Voorman) Importers and jobbers coal, and
agents stmr Wilmington, 609 Battery
Bai-nard Q. B. , president Barnard's Business
College, 46 O'Farrell
Barnard Hamilton W., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 746
Twentieth
Barnard Isaac D., chief clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Barnard James, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Kentucky bet Butte and Napa
Barnard J. Howard, secretary Nichols Manifold
Copying Paper Co., 224 Market, r. 134 McAllister
Barnard Lemuel H., secretary S. F. Candle Co., 402
Front, r. 746 Twentieth
Barnard Mary E. Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 929
Post
Barnard Matthew S.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Berkeley
Barnard Moses S., cooper, r. 31 Sonoma
Barnard M. V. Mrs., widow, r. 719 Larkin
Barnard Walter H., salesman, r. 31 Sonoma
Barnard W. C, cashier H. Dutard, r. Oakland
Barnard William L., r. 652 Jessie
1^- Barnard. See Bernard and Bernhard
BAMARD'S BUSINESS COLLE&E
and Institute of Penmanship, Tele-
graphy and Shorthand, G. B. Barnard
president, 46 O'Farrell
Earner Charles, clerk Charles Selk, r. 254 Jessie
Earner Henry (Barner & Graver) r. 49 Clay
Earner & Graver (Henry Barner and George Graver)
liquor saloons, 49 Clay and 238 Steuart
Earner Louis, groceries and fruits, 153 Ninth, r. 157
Ninth
Earner William, driver John J. Buck, r. 321 Second
Earner William, groceries and liquors. Sickles Av nr
Mission Road, Ocean View
Barnert David J., accountant Buckingham k Hecht,
r. 919 Polk
Barnert Joseph, merchant, r. 919 Polk
Barnes A. T., r, 1011 Post
Barnes Benjamin J., expressman, SE cor Mission and
Seventh, r. 812 Dolores
Barnes Cecil A., bootblack stmr Newark, r. 319
O'Farrell
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. 2800 Howard
Barnes Cliarles M., solicitor Golden Eagle Hotel, r.
402 Broadway
nriit's Daniel H. , steamshipmau, r. 824 Nineteenth
arnes David, tailor, r. 721 Vallejo
arnoH Edward H., r. 434 Brannan
arnes Edward T., waiter, r. 460 Minna, rear
arnes E. T. (Keeler, Barnes & Co.) r. Alameda
arnes F. C, r. 1104 Market
arnes Frank L., machinist Sutter St. RR., r. 26 Turk
Barnes George, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 79
Elizabeth
Barnes George, teamSter, r. Honduras nr Kentucky
Barnes George E., theatrical critic Call, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Barnes George L.. cook, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumui
Barnes George T., r. 1039 Ellis
Barnes J ., yardman Pac. Boiling Mill
Barnes James, waiter Palace Hotel
Barnes James, blacksmith, r. 17 Russell
Barnes James D., ship carpenter, r. 335 Duncan
Barnes John, spinm r S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Barnes John P., horseshoer, r. 2433 Bryant Av
Barnes Joseph W., molder Empire Foundry, r. 15 Te-
hama
Barnes Luzerne B., mechanic Sims & Morris, r. Berk-
eley
Barnes M. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 150 Linden Av
Barnes Michael, collector Green St. Wharf, r. Oak-
land
Barnes Monroe, engineer Golden Gate Flouring Mill
r. 2712 Mission
Barnes Richard, carpenter A. Washburn
Barnes Robert L. C, mail clerk Bulletin, r. 1017
Stockton
Barnes Thomas, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Barnes Thomas J., stairbuilder John T. Grant
Barnes W. F., sawver S. F. Box Co., r. 2050 Mission
Barnes William, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
436 Brannan
Barnes Will'- m E., loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Barnes William H., fraternal society editor Ex-
aminer, 31 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 32 Octavia
Barnes William H. li., attorney at law, 426
California, r. 821 Sutter
Barnes William S., attorney at law, 426 California, r
821 Sutter
Barnes William T. , superintendent Station C,
Post Office, r. 2336 Mission
Barnes William W., compositor News Letter, r. S s
Nevada nr Utah
Barnes William W., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r,
754 Mission
Barnett Abe T., law student Marcus Rosenthal, r
1084 Howard
Barnett Absalom J., architect, 103 Flood Bldg,
SW cor Market and Fourth
Barnett Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 50 J^ Third
Barnett Benjamin, butcher Philip Haub, r. 319 M Joy
Barnett Benjamin, clerk G. Abrahamson, r. 501
Geary
Barnett Benjamin, printer Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 12 Willow Av
Barnett Edward, fireman, r. 317 Third
Barnett Elias, expressman, NWcor Sixth and Foleom
r. 11 Caroline
Barnett Ellen Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Barnett J. J., r. 50 Ji Third
Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Kalisky) r. 548 Minna
Barnett Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 702 Po6t~
Barnett Louis, porter Porter, Slessinger& Co.,r. 319 Ji
Ivy Av
Barnett Marks, r. 624 Hayes
Barnett Millie, widow, r. 312 Hyde
Barnett Moses, porter Hicks & Judd, r. 319 J^i Ivy Av
Barnett Richard, machinist, r. 28 Minna
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS' Al YOUTHS" SDITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
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ORMT las. Co. OF HABTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SESTON, Asst. MaaagM
HE BANCROFT COIVIPANYi
MARKET ST.)
BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Barnett Samuel, junk dealer, r. 43 Fulton
Barnett Thomas, butcher, SE cor Pacific and Hyde
Baruett William, r. 717 Bush
Barnett William J., salesman A. M. Fratinger
Barnett William T., managing clerk Pillsbury &
Blanding, r. Berkeley
Barnett & Kallsky (Joseph Barnett and Samuel Ka-
llsky) wholesale crockery, 197-199 Stevenson
Barnewitz F., cabinetmaker, r. G24 Fourth
Barney Alfred S., secretary Home Benefit Life
Association, 204 Montgomery, r. Vernon Heights,
Oakland
Barney Benjamin A., president Silver King
Mining Co., 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. 817 Van
Ness Av
Barney C. William (C. William Barney & Co.) r. 823 Ji
Bush
Barney C. William & Co. (C. William Barney)
hats and caps, G02-604 Kearny
Barney Martin, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
BARNEY THE HATTER
603-604: Kearny
Barney S. C. Mrs., widow, r. 214)4 Grove
Barney T. V. Mrs., widow, r. 507)^ Hyde
Barnhart George W., salesman Bancroft- Whitney Co.,
r. ."JlSJ^ Bush
Barnbart Peter (A. C. JoBselyn & Co.) r. 905 Market
Barnhisel Epemetus R., r. 1(;34 West Mission
Barnickel Edmund, barber, 543 Second, r. 432 Cha-
pultepec
Barno Vicenza, fisherman, r. 8 Prescott PI
Barustead Thomas D., sergeant poliie, r. 9 Rausch
Barnum Clarence, bellman The Baldwin
Barnum Howard, laborer, r. I(i42 Mission
Barnum John A., sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 6 Higgins
Barnum M. S., r. NW cor Gough and Washington
Barnum Thomas L., compositor, r. 2215 Steiner
Barnum William H., driver Horace W. Morgan, r. 13
Twenty-sixth
Barnwell Charles, cook, r. 907 Howard
Barnwell Thomas, r. 27 Minna
Baron .Vbrani, tailor, r. 1137 Folsom
Baron Adolph, merchant, r. 419 Fell
Baron Albert, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r.
1 City Hall PI
Baron John (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 030 Broadway
Baron John, plasterer, r. 444 Braunan
Baron Sabin, laborer, r. 454 Twentieth
Baron Samuel, butcher, r. 5601;i Natoma
1^ Baron. See Barron
Baroni Peter, r. 21 Vandewater
BARONIDIS GEORPtE M.
pliysiclan, specialist eye and ear, 354
£:ili$, r. Berkeley
Baroteau Alfred A., agent Baldwin Hotel, r. Alameda
Bair Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 227 Second
Barr Andrew, rigger S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 806
Bryant
Barr Charles, r. 325 5^ Geary
3arr Daniel J., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 328 Oak
3arr H. K. Mrs., widow, r. 328 Oak
3arr J. D. & Son (John D. and Stewart A.) mnfrs
umbrellas and parasols, 932 Market
3arr John. r. 5 Garden
Barr John D. (J. D. Barr& Son) and manufacturer
umbrellas and parasols. 323 Bush, r. 1214 Mason
)3arr John G., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 8 Madi-
I son Av
!3arr Milton H., clerk John D. Barr, r. 1214 Mason
J3arr Stewart A. (J. D. Barr& Son) r. 35 Fulton
3arr William, machinist S. P. Co., r. 29 Glen Park Av
Barr William H., master mariner, r. 1011 Union
3ar( William J. , clerk, r. 1214 Mason
Barr. See Bahr, Barand Barre
Barra Ezekiel I., liquor saloon and cigars, NW cor
First and Minna, r. 4 Minna
IN THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOAliE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OEDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Barracks Louis H., engineer Engine No. 14, r. 1007
McAllister
Barradale Alexander, engineer, r. 545 Howard
Barradas James C, barber Nathan & Sallinger, T.23h
Zoe
Barradas Martin C, barber Frank Ruby
Barraillac A., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 620 Jessie
Barraillae Alice, widow, r. 620 Jessie
Barraya H., molder Pac. Iron Works
Barre August, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barre Percy W., surveyor and civil engineer, 405
Montgomery
a^ Barre. See Bahr, Bar and Barr
Barreda F. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 California
Barreda Frederick F., r. 1014 California
Barren Felix, butcher Albert Aubert, r. 607 Vallejo
Barren C. E., gripman Market St. RR.
Barren Reuben, tailor, r. 444M Jessie
Barrere Brothers (Louis and Frank) proprietors
San Francisco Towel Co., 104 Market
Barrere Frank (BaiTere Bros.) r. 2833 Pine
Barrere Harry, clerk S. F. Towel Co.
Barrere Louis (Barrere Bros.) r. Oakland
Barrett Alfred J., jeweler, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Alfred J. Jr.. helper Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Antoine, stevedore, r. 840 Fourth
Barrett C. F., car driver, r. 302 Fourth
Barrett Charles, blacksmith Andresen Bros.
Barrett Charles, miner, r. 430 Seventh
Barrett Charles, shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
553 Howard
Barrett Charles L., clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Saucelito
Barrett Cornelius, laborer, r. 31 Ringold
Barrett David W., stevedore, r. 547 Mission
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 13 Page
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 6095^ Minna
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama
Barrett Edward, teamster, r. 1109 Folsom
Barrett Emmet P., clerk S. P. Co. land dept, r. 2416
California
Barrett Francis A., carpenter, r. Sumatra bet Monon-
gahela and Savannah
Barrett Frank, clerk Central Cal. Lumber Co., r. 840
Fourth
Barrett H. Miss, operator M. J. Flavin & Co.. r. 1116
Kansas
Barrett Hamilton, assayer, r. 1028 Market
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 508 Jessie
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 1116 Kansas
Barrett Harry L., upholsterer, r. 230 Seventh
Barrett James, laborer, r. 23 Cook
Barrett James, painter, r. 112 Laugton, rear
Barrett James C, salesman Coon t^ Co., r. 508 Jessie
Barrett James R., cabinetmaker, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett John, carpenter and builder, 739 McAllister,
r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
Barrett John, fireman, r. 121 Perry
Barrett John, hostler Cliff House
Barrett John, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Barrett John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
116 Kansas
Barrett John, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. Twenty-eighth
nr Sanchez
Barrett John M., journalist, r. 207 Gough
Barrett John S. (Barrett & Jones) r. 1324 Golden
Gate Av
Barrett John S. Jr., clerk Barrett & Jones, r. 1324
Golden Gate Av
Barrett John T., boottreer Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Barrett Katie, vestmaker, r. 508 Jessie
Barrett Katie Miss, stenographer Miss M. G. Barrett,
r. 954 Bush
Barrett Louis, laborer Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 621
Sansome
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Suction and Force.
FOR ir.lXI), ^VIXMOIII.L. ANJ> POYVKR
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Barrett M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Barrett Marf»aret A. Miss, ualeslady £eane Bros., r.
508 Jessie
Barrett Mary, widow, lodgings, 661 J<i Mission
Barrett Maurice, expressman, r. 1116 Kansas
Barrett Maurice, teamster, and extrauaan Engine No.
13, r. 1130 Valencia
Barrett M. Gr. Miss, stenograpber and copyist, 302
Montgomery, rooms 3-4, r. 954 Busb
Barrett Michael, boilermaker, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Barrett Michael, calker, r. 24 Masonic Av
Barrett Michael, laborer, r. 620!4' Natoma
Barrett Michael, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Barrett Michael J,, laborer Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 163 J<S Silver
Barrett Milton, r. 1028 Market
Barrett Mora M., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1000
Pine
Barrett Nellie F. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 508
Jessie
Barrett P., r. 424 Sansome
Barrett Patrick, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
Barrett Patrick E., glassworker, r. Utah nr Yolo
Barrett Patrick V., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 610 Linden Av
Barrett Richard, clerk, r. 28 Minna
Barrett Robert, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Barrett Robert, soap dealer, r. 122 Gilbert
Barrett Thomas, blacksmith Sims & Morris, r. Arl-
! ingtou nr Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Barrett Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Nineteenth and
j Castro
I Barrett Thomas, teamster Henry Coubrough & Co., r.
1 621 Sansome
Barrett Timothy J., teamster, r. 810 Howard
Barrett Walter, baker, r. 46 Louisa
Barrett Webb W., bookkeeper The Occident, r. 621
Hyde
Barrett William, glassblower, r. 122 Gilbert
Barrett William, laborer, r. 553 Howard
I Barrett William, laborer, r. S s Laurel Av nr Frank-
I lin
i Barrett William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 810 Howard
Barrett William, dresser B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
664 Minna
Barrett William G., secretary and treasurer S. F.
Gas Light Co., SE cor First and Natoma, r. Sau-
celito
Barrett William H,. carpenter, r. 1032 Guerrero-
Barrett William J., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 179 Perry
Barrett William N., teamster, r. 42 Louisa
Barrett «& Jones (John S. Barrett and Henry G.
Jones) stock brokers, 435 California
BARRETT & SHERWOOD
(William James Sherwood) importers
and manufacturers je^velry and dia-
monds, agents American Watclies,
etc., 140 Montgomery
Barrie Alexander C, clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. 1763 Howard
Barrie Charles J,, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r.
127 Clara
Barrie David H., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1418 Hyde
8^" Barrie. See Barry
Barrientos Martin, foreman L 'Italia, r. 710 Vallejo
Barrlnger Benjamin, r. 1320 Stockton
Barrington Cliarles Li. , druggist and apothe-
cary, NE cor Market and Van Ness Av, r. 109 Van
ness Av
Barrington George, clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Barrington John, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service,
r. Santa Rosa
Barrio William, cigarmaker, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Barris Frank T., butcher, r. W s Potrero Av bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Barris T., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Barroilltet Henry, manager Belloc & Co., and
Consul Republic of Chili, 524 Montgomery,
Sail Mateo
Barron Arfluir W.. euperiutendent Market St. Cable ;
Ry, .iuu('tion Market and Valencia, r. 456 Seven
teenth
Barron Connell T.. laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W i
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
Barron Cornelius, laborer, r. W s Michigan bet Sierra j
and Shasta, rear
Barron Cornelius J., painter and pai^er hanger, 1217 [
Market
Barron Edward, capitalist, 121 Post, room 1-2, r
Mayfield, Cal.
Barron George, printer Quartermasters Dept U. S. A.
r. 2915 Union
Barron Grace C. Miss, stenographer N. Y. Under
writers' Agency, r. Alvarado, Alameda County
Barron Harry, barber, and extraman Engine No. 2, r
S 8 California bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Barron Harry, keeper Corporation Yard Street De
partment, r. 157 Silver
Barron J. H.. musician, r. 734 Pine
Barron John M., clerk 3. F. News Co., r. 1217 Market
Barron Joseph, barber, r. 444 J^ Natoma
Baron Mary, domestic 2211 Pacific Av
Barron Maurice, barber E. Barniokel, r. 1160 Folsom
Barrou Michael, carpenter, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Richard M., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1217
Market
Barron Stephen, salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 332
Shipley
Barron William, butcher, r. 727 Jg Folsom
Barron William, carpenter, r. 1110 Clay
Barron William, painter, r. 129 Third
B^ Barron. See Baron
Barrow Thomas, solicitor Chicago Clock Co., r. 110
Eighth
Barrow Thomas Mrs.; furnished rooms, 110 Eighth
Barrowien John B., laborer S. F. Planing Mill, r,
624 Brannau
Barrows Albert W., clerk J M. Buffington, r. 910 Pine
Barrows Annie W. Miss, teacher Irving Primary
School, r. 226 Devisadero
Barrows CUarles D. Rev., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, SE cor Post and Mason, r. 901
Sutter
Barrows Edward C. (Palmer & Barrows) r. 2530
Sutter
Barrows John, commission agent, office 12 Bush, r.
Oakland
Barrows Laura M. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2530 Sutter
Barrows Mary Mrs., r. 2530 Sutter
Barrows Robert, teamster, r. 334 Seventh
Barrows SteiJben S., cabinetmaker, r. 109 Tenth
Barrows William, mining, r. 906 Market
Barrows William H. , attorney at law, 126-128
Phelan Bldg, r. Lorin, Alameda Co
8£F~ Barrows. See Burrows ;
Barry Agnes P. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1915 Polk
Barry A. J., deputy County Clerk, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Barry Alice W. Miss, decorative art, stamping, em-
broidery, etc., 428 Sutter, r. 1915 Polk
Barry Ann, domestic 110 Prospect PI
Barry Bartholomew, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r
317 Clementina
Barry Bridget, widow, r. 361 Clementina
Barry Brothers (James W. and JoEn M.) expressmen
NW cor Third and Howard
Barry Charles, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r
501 Laguna
Barry Charles H., messenger Custom House, r. li
Harriet
Barry David, baker, r. 419 Filbert
Barry David, cigar manufacturer, 13
and School Director, r. 1330 Folsom
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
Kf S FURNISH1E& GOODS,
SEAMISH'S
MAKMET ST., COB. THIBD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
Producers of the only
NATURAL CHAMPAONE.
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iarry David Jr., sailmaker, r. 16 Washington Av
sJarry Deborah M., r. 361 Clemeutina
Jarry Dennis, porter F. Foley, r. 18)^ Harriet
iJarry Edward, laborer, r. aNatonia
»}arry Edward, laborer, r. 6 Freelon
^arry Edward, seaman, r. 528 Pacific
Jarry Edward J., bricklayer, r. 118 Chattanooga
iJarry Elizabeth, widow, r. 24 J4 Hayes
parry Ellen, widow, r. 649 Howard
|jarry Ellen, widow, bakery, HOB Folsom
fJarry E. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1915 Polk
')3arry Frank F. (Barry & Secor) r. 1636 Howard
iarrv Frank T., laborer, r. SE cor Railroad Av and
Falkland
Jarry Frank W., clerk Redington & Co., r. 211 Taylor
3arry Frederick, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
Sutro Heights
3arry George, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Jarry George 8., compositor J. H. Barry, r. Berkeley
3arry J., flangeturner George E. Belmor, r. 102 Mor-
ris Av
•Jarry James, blacksmith, 74 Jessie, r. 211 Taylor
Jarry James, carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
Jairy James, cattledrlver, r. 12 Broadway
Jarry Jame."*, laborer, r. 12 }$ Sumner
Jarry James, laborer, r. 266 Jessie
Jarry Jamos, laborer P. M. SS. Co
Jarry James E., machine operator Earle & Co., r. 361
Clementina
Jarry James F., baker, r. 7 Church Lane
Barry James F., teamster, r. 1610 Dolores
Barry James H., salesman, r. 240 Langton
IBarry Jameg H., editor and publisher The
Weekly Star, and printer, 429 Montgomery, r.
2215 Steiuer
8arry James J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 217 Polk
Barry James J., porter, r. 8 Glover
8arry James W. (Barry Bros.) r. Servia nr Yazoo
8arry Jeremiah, teamster Hibernia Brewery, and
groceries, 39 ki Ringold
Barry John, r. 675 Mission
3arry John, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry John, calker, r. 21 Rausch
Barry John, coremaker W. T. Garratt k Co. r. 16
Sumner
Barry John, laborer, r. 102 Caroline
Barry John, longshoreman, r. 220 Pacific
Barry John, longshoreman, r. 516 Brannan
Barry John, shoemaker, r. 7 Church Lane
Barry John, solicitor, r. 640 Howard
3arry John, teamster, r. 623 M Ivy Av
Barry John, watchman, r. 325 Folsom
Barry John J., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 361
Clementina
Barry John M. (Barry Bros.) r. Servia nr Yazoo
Barry John T., teamster, r. 708)4 Ivy Av
Barry Joseph, cigarmaker William F. H. Hodde, r.
649 Howard
Barry Joseph B., r. 520 Turk
Barry Joseph F., millband Day, Huber & Craker, r.
240 Langton
Barry Julia, widow, r. 419 Filbert
Barry Katherine, dressmaker, r. 1822 Jessie
Barry M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Barry M. A. Miss, dressmaking, 305 Mason
Barry Maggie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 24 M Hayes
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 8 Glover
Barry Mary, widow, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Mary, widow, r. 1936 Bush
Barry Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 256 Brannan
Barry Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Ellis
Barry Mary A., widow, r. 1011 Clay
Barry Mary A. , domestic 2214 Jackson
Barry Mary C. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Matthew B., provisions. Railroad Av nr Falk-
land
Barry Maurice, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTrERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
HOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Barry Maurice, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 12
Parker Av
Barry Michael, hostler, r. 572 Folsom
Barry Michael, watchman, r. 1154 Powell Av
Barry Michael B., gripman Market St. RR.
Barry Michael H., selector Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 8 Glover
Barry Michael J., blacksmith, r. W s Utah bet Center
and Santa Clara
Barry Michael J., machinist; r. 649 Howard
Barry Nettie, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
1239 York
Barry Newton H., with Butler & Haldan, r. Oakland
Barry Owen, janitor Board of Supervisors, r. 114
Eighth
Barry Owen, laborer, r. 708 M Ivy Av
Barry Owen, shoemaker, r. 20 Hunt
Barry Owen Jr., plumber, r. 708)^ Ivy Av
Barry Patrick, r. W- s Utah bet Center and Santa
Clara
Barry Patrick, boilermaker and assistant foreman
Engine No. 3, r. 1313 California
Barry Patrick, cigarmaker David Barry, r. 1330 Fol-
som
Barry Patrick, dry goods, 468 !4 Sixth
Barry Piitrick, freight clerk S. P. Co., r. 424 Tenth
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquor.s, 138 Fifth
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Barry Patrick, molder, r. 152 Natoma
Barry Patrick Jr., laborer, r. W s Utah bet Center and
Santa Clara
Barry Peter, groceries, cor Solano and Minnesota
Barry Peter, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 614
Broadway
Barry Philip F., picture mounter, r. 361 Clementina
Barry R., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 California
Barry Richard, laborer Weed *: Kingwell, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, laborer, r. SW cor Wood and Geary
Barry Richard, mattressmaker, r. 2207 Mission
Barry Richard, sailmaker, r. I6J4 Washington Av
Barry Richard, tanner H. N. Cook, r. Tennessee nr
Solano
Barry Richard, teamster, r. 4 Maria
Barry Richard E., clerk Keane Bros., r. 1011 Clay
Barry Richard L., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co. r. 21 Rausch
Barry Richard T., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1125
Harrison
Barry R. M., patrolman Merchants' Patrol
Barry Robert, bookkeeper, r. 21 Prospect PI
Barry Robert, gardener, r. 114 Prospect PI
Barry Robert V., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
340 Fremont
Barry Thomas, bartender M. J. Ward, r. 262)4 Clem-
entina
Barry Thomas, backdriver J. P. Ferguson & Son, r.
134 Seventh
Barry Thomas, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 2523
Sacramento
Barry Thomas, hostler, r. 110 Tehama
Barry Thomas, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Barry Thomas, shoemaker and extraman Engine No.
7, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Albion Av
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, 217 Sansome,
rooms 12-17, r. 806 Lombard
Barry Thomas F., shoemaker, r. 7 Church Lane
Barry Thomas H., first lieutenant Co. K Ist Infantry
U. 8. A., Angel Island
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Barry William (Walsh & Barry) r. 16 Cedar Av
Barry William, apprentice J. K. Eraser, r. 1610 Dolo-
res
Barry William, blacksmith, r. 310 Tehama
Barry William, foreman Omnibus RR., r. 640 Jessie
Barry William, glovemakor, r. 664 Minna
Barry William, laborer, r. 1436 Pacific
Barry William, molder RisdonX. and L. Works
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Barry William, ship carpenter, r. 21 RauBch
Barry William, timner Frank Mc-Aleer, r. 1239 York
Barry William, teamster, r. 315 Jessie
Barry William, waiter, r. 100% Second
Barry William F., pressman J. H. Barry, r. 2006 Pow-
ell
Barry William J., blacksmith S. A. Winall, r. 211
Taylor
Barry William J., collector Tlburon Ferry, r. 35 Val-
paraiso
Barry William J., teamster, r. 110 Tehama
Barry William J., salesman E. Reinhold & Co., r.
use Pacific
Barry William Mc. G.. naval architect, li Grant Av
Barry & Secor (Frank F. Barry and Herbert F. Secor)
dairymen, 1636 Howard
8S" Barry. See Barrie
Barsaute George, fruits and vegetables, 326 Fifth, and
911 Harrison
Barsante Louis, porter Deckelman & Lipman, r. 1312
Stockton
Barsel Francis, bricklayer, r. 2217 Mason
Barsorchi G. (L. Galli & Co.) r. .303 Hayes
Barsotti Virgilio (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.) r. 1612
Mason
Barstow Alfred (Rhodes & Barstow) attorney at law,
430 California^ r. Oakland
Barstow George Mrs., widow, r. 927 Pine
Barstow Joseph N., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1226 Mission
Barstow William A., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 1019
Pierce
Barsuglia Achille, blacksmith, r. 521 Steyenson, rear
Barsuglia Charles (Charles Barsuglia & Co.) r. 731
Vallejo
Barsuglia Charles & Co. (Charles Barsuglia and Biogo
Biagi) fruits and vegetables, 1325 Stockton
BartB., porter French Hospital
Bart Edward, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Barta Carl J., steward Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 611
Gough
Barte A. Miss, r. 2633 Sutter
Bartel Gustave P. bill clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
49 Hoff Av
Bartel Louis W., stenographer The John T. Cutting
Co.,r. 49Hoff Av
Bartel William, fireman stmr Santa Bosa
Bartellne John, clerk Kahn Bros., Bine & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bartell A. Miss, r. 523^ Geary
Bartell Herman, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 1112}<S
Mason
Bartell Max, r. 1427 Washington
Bartelow William, bath tender Occidental Hotel, r.
1165 Mission
Bartels Charles, brass finisher Whyte & DeEome, r.
Oakland
Bartels H., upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
108 k Niath
1 Bartels Herman C. (Scholz & Bartels) r. 403 Stevenson
{ Bartels John, hostler City RR., r. 1206 Laurel Av
I Bartels Nellie, widow, r. 323 San Jose Av
Bartels P. H., cigars and tobacco, 2132 Mission
Bartels Richard, bartender r. 429 Fourth
B^~ Bartels. See Bartel
Bartenhagen Henry, carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
I Barth Alexander, carpenter, r. 2327 Howard
I Barth Alvina, widow, r. 2017 Webster
I Barth Charles, cornicemaker Roberts & Conlin, r. 715
Clementina, rear
Barth Charles F., cigarmaker, r. 26 Hayes
Bnrtli £]inil, teacher music, r. 604 Sutter
Barth Hermann A., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
2015 Webster
Barth Isadore, locksmith, r. 522 Green
Barth Jacob, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 2129 Bush
Barth John, cook Balthasar Huth, r. 524 Montgomery
Av
Barth Philip, r. 217 Grant Av
Barth Richard J., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r. Bel.
iiiont Hotel
Barth Rosa Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 415 Larkin
Barth William, galvanized cornicemaker William'
Crouan, r. 335 }« Shipley
BarthelTheodore, salesman William Grosse & Co., r.'
925 Larkin
Barthelemy Nicholas, shoemaker, 10023^ McAllister''
Barthels Otto, r. 4 Central PI
Barthen Autonio Mrs., widow, r. 12 Cedar Av
Bartheu Fanny Miss, teacher music, r. 12 Cedar Av
Barlhol Adam, teamster, r. 463 Minna
Barthold Adolph G., hatter M. Meussdorflfer, r. lliii
Natorua
Barthold Herman, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2315 Mason
Barthold Max, laborer, r. 2218 Mason
Bartholdi Frederick, shoemaker, 1155 Mission
Bartholdi Otto, plumber, r. 1155 Mission
Bartholow W. E. B., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 43 Sixth
Barthrop Edward, salesman R. W. Simpson, r. 55
South Park
Barthrop Robert C, v?ith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet.'
sou, r. 417 Bush
Bartleson Edwara A., waiter, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Bartlett A. T., haruessmalier, r. 2019 Devisadero
Bartlett Backus L., adjuster, r. 415 Powell
Bartlett Charles, insurance, r. 313 Stockton
Bartlett Charles C, carriagemaker A. Folsom &; Son,
r. 1211 Guerrero
Bartlett Columbus, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery, |
r. Alameda
Bartlett E. Mrs., r. 1051 Market
Bartlett Edward C. (Owens & Bartlett) r. 1615 Baker
Bartlett Eliza F. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
Set -ol, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Frank A., melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1314 Mason
Bartlett George C, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. Oak-
land
Bartlett George H., business manager Evening Post,
r. 1436 Golden Gate Av
Bartlett Henry S., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. Oak-
land
Bartlett J., tinsmith, r. 533 Sacramento
Bartlett James, machine hand J. Hammond & Co., r.
Oakland
Bartlett James H., carpenter, r. 3408 Sixteenth
Bartlett James P., r. 1828k Market
Bartlett John B., hostler Bay District Race Track, r.
Bay District Hotel
Bartlett Joseph, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
323 Tenth
Bartlett Joseph A., assistant bookkeeper Studebaker
Bros. Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Bartlett Patrick J., painter, r. 323 Tenth
Bartlett Pliny (Centra Costa Laundry Assn.) r. Oak-
land
Bartlett Primary School, Miss Rebecca F. EngUshl
principal, W s Bartlett bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Bartlett Robert, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 344
Brannan
Bartlett Robert B., r. 2013 Ho'^ard
Bartlett Robert M., entry clerk Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 2013 Howard
Bartlett Smitli, president Pacific Paper Co., 416
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bartlett Susan Mrs., r. 923 Howard
Bartlett Thomas, r. 210 O'Farrell
Bartlett Walter A. teamster Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
229 Fourteenth
Bartlett Walter J. R., engraver Britton & Key, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Sanchez
Bartlett Warren, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.
Precita Av bet Folsom and Shotwell
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3ARTLETT W. B. teacner
singing (Italian metliod) 1!33 Phelan
Bltlg-
■artlett William, engineer stmr Gov. Irwin, r. 323
Tenth
•artlett William C, journalist Bulletin, r. Oakland
artley Charles H., painter, r. 1107 Folsom
■artley George, meterman, r. 18)4 Chesley
jartley Robert, with Dow Steam Pump Works, r. 327
j Filbert
rartling Henry, secretary U. S. Central Ry. Co., 36-37
Nevada Block, r. 1314 Hayes
SARTLING, PHILLIPS & STILWELL
(William Bartling, Tliomas K. Phillips
and Henry C. Stilwell) liookbinders
and blank book manufacturers, 505
Clay
artUng William (Bartling, Phillips & Stilwell) r.
Oakland
artlow William W., porter John Stahle, r. 1165 Mis-
sion
artmann Anton, carpenter, r. 625 Bay, rear
artmann Carrie Miss, r. 729 Grove
artmann Charles J., teacher music, r. 729 Grove
artmann Ferdinand, millwright, r. 729 Grove
•artmauu John B., millwright, r. 809 Lyon
arto Harrison, vice-president George Spaulding &
Co., r. 1100 Seventeenth
arto Katie, widow, r. 521 Howard
artoli Angelo, baker B. Ratto. r. 1339 Dupont
artolomeo B., laundryman La Grande Laundry
■artolonieo Sylvester, r. 621 Broadway
arton Albert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 2322 Folsom
( arton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. 612 Bush
3ART0N B. F. & CO. .Benjamin
F. Barton) proprietors Pioneer Salt
Works, and manufacturers Peerless
Yeast Powder, 211-^13 Sacramento
;arton Daniel, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 'AH
Broadway
■srton Daniel, plasterer, r. 45 Jessie
•arton Edward J., liquor saloon, 623 Davis, r. SW
cor Dolores and Duncan
artdu Ellen, widow, r. 45 Jessie
artim Ellen M. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 2322 Fol-
artdu Frank A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 4 Hill
arton George, capitalist, r. 418 Brannan
arton George, teamster, r. 800 Fourth
arton Henry, painter, r. 128 Eleventh
arton Henry F., clerk, r. 2422 Buchanan
arton Hugh, stonecutter, r. 11 Johnston Av
arton James, bartender Edward J. Barton, r. SW cor
Dolores and Duncan
artou James, teamster, r. 337 Tenth
arton James S., civil engineer, r. 418 Brannan
3ART0N JOHN president Union
Pacific Salt Co., 316 Sacramento, r.
Alameda
arton John A., painter, r. 1321 Filbert
arton Nelson W., r. 2322 Folsom
arton P. Mrs., widow, r. 1C04 Van Ness Av
arton Philip, laborer, r. Teneriflfe nr Railroad Av
arton Phineas W., with W. T. Y. Schenck, r. Ala-
meda
arton Richard, paperhanger. r. 1232 Union
arton Robert, teamster, r. 800 Fourth
arton R. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2032 Mission
•arton Thomas, bookkeeper Loftus Bros., r. 313 Eddy
arton Thomas, teamster, r. 337 Tenth
arton Thomas S., salesman Charles J. Hendry, r.
1625 Geary
(arton WiUard T. , attorney at law, 8 Mont-
gomery, room 6, r. Piedmont
IN THE
EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J, SLOANE & CO,
manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Barton William, longshoreman, r. 219 Lombard
Barton William C, r. 2322 Folsom
Barton William D., traveling salesman, r. 1232 Union
Barton William F., law clerk Willard T. Barton, r.
Alameda
Barton William H., stockbroker, r. 2422 Buchanan
Barton William J., painter, r. 1204M Union
Barton William W., bookkeeper, r. 2422 Buchanan
B^ Barton. Burton
Bartosh Frank, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 75
Minna
Bartram Arabella Mrs., nurse, r. 1776 Howard
Bartram William, clerk, r. 1776 Howard
Bartsch Karl, baker, r. 1557 Broadway
Bartscher Paul, driver Gunther & Kahn, r. 30 Sixth
Bartwell Harry, clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
Oakland
IJ AK U Ull» merchant tailor (form-
erly 18-30 PItelan Bid;;) 9 Grant Av
Baruch E., r. 1243 Franklin
Baruch Frederick (Bloom. Baruch & Co.) r. San Sal-
vador, Central Anurica
Barucli Irvin, merchant tailor, 9 Grant Av, r. 210
Powell
Baruch Isaac, r. 2130 Post
Baruch Morris, clerk, r. 657 Harrison
Baruch Simon (Baruch & Newman) r. 657 Harrison
Baruch & Newman (Simon Baruch and Nathan D.
Newman) glove mntrs, 113-115 Pine
Baruh Moses, compositor Hotel Gazette, r. 916 Lar-
kin
Barut RaymcJnd, liquor saloon, 1413 Dupont
Baruth Ernest F. (Goetze .<i Baruth) r. 1901 Post
Baruth Henry P., tailor, r. 425 Stevenson
Barwe Charles J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 26
Turk
Barwell Charles, waiter, r. 907 Howard
Barz L., r. 863 }4 Market
Basacka Sophia, widow, r. 117 Bernard
Basalt Matthew, r. 2320 Sutter
Basch Abraham, tailor. 130 O'Farrell, r. 7 Hopeton
Terrace
Basch Louis, traveling salesman Weil, Baer & Co.,
r. 2118 Sutter
BASCH SAMUEL furniture, car.
pets, mantel and bar mirrors, pictures,
etc., 915 market bet Fifth and Sixth,
r. 301 1-3 Guerrero
l^~ Basch. See Bash
Bascom Mattie E. Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Geary
Bascom Ray, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
334 Third
Bascou Benoit (Sevin, Vincent & Co.) r. 331 Kearny
Baaebe C. E., artist I. West Taber, r. Saucellto
Basel Scituro, fruits, etc., 433 J4 Sutter
Basford Andrew J., carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 243
Oak
Basford Raphael X., engineer Am. Bridge and Build-
ing Co., r. 911 Polk
Bash Hyman, merchant (Carson, Nev.) office 206}^
Bush. r. 20 Harriet
Bash John, seaman, r. 263 East
Bashford Julia, widow, r. 1016 Powell
Bashford M. V. Mrs., dressmaking, 225 O'Farrell
Basich Anton, bartender H. F. Alberts & Co.. r. 225
Minna
Basich Baldo (Basich k Purlich) r. 106 Sixth
Basich & Purlich (Baldo Basich and Martin Purlich)
restaurant, 106 Sixth
Basilauski Alphonse, r. 2633 Sutter
Basker Solomon, second-hand clothing, 129 Sixth, r.
709 k Minna
Baskin M. M. Miss, teacher Occidental Chinese Mis-
sion Day School, 753 Clay
Baaler Charles, r. 150 Fourth
Easier George A., painter and whitener, 607 Hyde
■YPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
4»» Califurnia Street.
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W. W. Montague St. Co,
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLTSII AND AMI-UilCAN
dicaiiftlif, <ill]k#.«Ml aiKl I>l3iiii.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Basnet J. D., Balesniuu Chicano Clock Co., r. Oakland
Basney V. F., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
Bass Frederick, physician, 230 Kearny
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. 8E cor Noe and
Fifteenth
Bnss T. J. .!te Co. (Thomas J. Bass and Samuel H.
Brown) wholesale and retail dealers artists' ma-
terials, paints, oils, coach painters' supplies and
picture frames, 14-1(! Kills
Bassart Charles, master mariner, r. ]24'2 Folsum
Bassart Charles Mrs., bakery, 1242 Folsom
Bassen Joachim, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Basser Ferdinand, r. N 8 Falkland bet Platte and
Savannah
Bassett A., foreman D. E. Brady, r. Oakland
Bassett A. C, superintendent Northern Division
S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 31,
r. Menlo Park
Bassett Alice, widow, r. 120 Howard, rear
Bassett Arthur, painter, r. 641 Commercial
Bassett Charles F. (Bassett & Bunker) r. 1630 West
Bassett Charles W. (Bassett, Slemin & Co.) r. Alameda
Bassett Daniel J., foreman machinist Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 428 Natoma
Bassett Henry, hostler J. C. Traver, r. 2611 Mission
Bassett J. Frank, bookkeeper John J. O'Farrell, r.
Oakland
Bassett Joseph F. real estate, r. 3006 Sacramento
Bassf-tt Madison H., teamster, r. ]24J^ Silver
Bassett M. L., speculator, r. 938 Shotwell
BASSETT, SLEMIN & CO.
(Cliarles 'W. Bassett and Charles Slemin
Jr.) labor-saving' devices, etc., and
agents ScliliclittSf Field Co. (Roiliester,
N. Y. ) and Western File and Index Co.
(Cliicago, 111. ) 8 New Montgomery
Bassett William H., lumber surveyor, r. 128 Ninth
Bassett & Bunker (Charles F. Bassett and Henry
C. Bunker) grain commission merchants, 400
Frout and 228 Clay
Bassi Morris, commercial traveler, r. 731 Geary
Bassignano Susie Mrs., groceries aiid liquors, 410
Folsom
BassilUo Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 216 Union
BaBsillio Joseph Jr., machinist Murray Bros., r. 210
Union
Bassini Charles, dairyman, r. 1221 Broadway
Bassity James, apprentice Kellett & McMurray, r.
663 Willow Av
Bassity Mathew F.. plasterer, r. 663 Willow Av
Bassnpy Virgil, blacksmith, r. 808 Mission
Bast Daniel, liquor saloon, 234 Brannan
Basta John, waiter P. Priet & Co., r. 824 Montgomery
Bastheim Joseph (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 2126
California
Bastible Jeremiah, helper Union Iron Works, r.
Reldy's Hotel
Bastien John, gardener, r. 1842 Howard
Bastino Oliver, bootblack, 341 Bush, r. 715 Green-
wich
Baston Abner F., teamster Waterhouse & Lester, r.
W 8 Iowa bet Butte and Solano
Baston Joseph G , shipping clerk Waterhouse &
Lester, r. 1614 Eddy
Bataille Pierre, waiter P. Klein, r. 726 Green
Batavia L. Mrs., bakery, 404 Folsom
Batavia Philip, barber 837 Market, r. 22 Mary
Batbie John P., foreman Lenormand Bros., r. 256^4
Clementina
Batch Carrie, domestic 1938 Pine
Batchelder Charles P., conductor, r. 1636 Sacramento
Batchelder F. H., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
781 Mission
Batchelder Frank, r. 17 Fourth
Batchelder George, clerk Erzgraber & Co., r^ 210G
Bush
Batchelder George A. Mrs., r. 425 Geary
Batchelder George H., leather findings, 213 Mission,
r. 12 Hawthorne
Batchelder Henry L., bookkeeper Singer Mnfg Co., r.
4 Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder John H., machinist Sutter St. RR., r. 114
Austin
Batchelder John B., carpenter, r. 809 Baker
Batchelder Levi P., clerk, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder Mary M., r. 1207 Laguna
Batchelder Maty M. Mrs., r. 425 Geary
Batchelder Nathan P., clerk Transportation Dept.,
U. S. A., r. 2124 Bush
Batchelder P., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1636 Sac-
ramento
Batchelder Richard N., lieutenant-colonel U.
S. A., deputy Quartermaster General, 36 New
Montgfjmery, r. Palace Hotel
Batchelder Samuel S., r. 1314 Mission
Batchelder Samuel N., patternmaker, r. 302 Eigh-
teenth
Batchelder W. H., mate ship Indiana, r. 26 Glen Park
Av
Batchelder Willard J., teacher music, r. 1314 Mission
Batchelder William H., machinist, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder William H. Jr., painter, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder William S., salesman Anderson & Tallon,
r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
8^" Batchelder. See Bacbelder
Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie) r. Alameda
Batchelor Lorenzo, hostler John Wieland Brewing Co.
Batchelor & Wylle (Frank Batchelor and Joseph H.
Wylie) dealers agricultural implements, 37 Mar-
ket
Batchia Antone N^ driver Berlin & Lepori, r. 618
Greenwich
Batcherly John, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Batefield B., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bateman Brothers ( John C. and Michael 0. Jr.) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, room 11
Bateman Frank Mrs., groceries, 62 j^ West Mission
Bateman John, carpenter, r. 102 Natoma
Bateman John C. (Bateman Bros.) r. SW Post and
Scott
Bateman Joseph E., carpenter, r. 3013 Laguna
Bateman Michael C. Jr. (Bateman Bros.) r. SW cor
Post and Scott
Bateman Miles, carpenter, r. 1606ii Stevenson
Bateman Robert A., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
3013 Laguna
Bateman William (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 1727 Jessie
Bateman William A., r. 1034 Guerrero
Eaters Herman, cigarmaker August Brune, r. Ber-
keley
Bates mining, r. 1522 Polk
Bates A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1619 Washington
Bates Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 11 1
Boardman PI
Bates Alfred, with Bancroft Library, r. 2759 Mission
Bates Alfred, mining, r. 100 Ridley
Bates Bridget, widow, r. 312 Vlcksburg
Bates Catherine, widow, r. 764 Harrison
Bates Dudley C, mining secretary, 79 Nevada Block,
r. 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward P., mining, 320 Sansome, room 52
Bates Elbert A., clerk Thomas Klingberg, r. SE cor
Fifteenth and Guerrero
Bates Eugene J., salesman Siegfried & Brandenstein,
r. Alameda '
Bates F. M. Mrs., actress, r. 1909 Baker
Bates F. L., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 730 Geary
Bates Frank D., with C. B. Jennings, r. 2218 Webster
Bates George A., gasman Alcazar 'Theater
Bates George A., law clerk Lyman I. Mowry, r. 1608
Polk
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPA&NE
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Bates George E., attorney at law, 409 California, r.
1901 Baker
Bates George E., salesman W. Manning, r. 312 Vicks.
burg
Bates George W., bookkeeper S. F. Lumber Co., r.
1705 Octavis
Bates Herbert F. A., ladies' underwear, 27 Sixth, r.
566 Howard
Bates J. H., surveyor, r. 237 Stevenson
Butes Josepli C, attorney at law, 434 California,
r. 2412 Pine
Bates Laurena J., widow, r. 862 \Ms8ion
Bates Mary J. Miss, floral artist, r. 1619 Washington
Bates Morrist U., president Commercial Publish-
ing Co., 34 California, r. 317 Geary
Bates Sarah, Miss, glovemitker, r. 312 Vicksburg
Bate.' Thaddeus, comiuercial traveler, r. 623 Harrison
Bates Thomas D., propertyman Alcazar Theater
Batts W. H., r. 427 Sixth
Bates William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 11
Board man PI
Batkin Alfred A., salesman Byron Mauzy, r. 338 Oak
Batkiii Henry, r. 1518 Clay
Batkin Leoubrd 8., clerk Charles 8. Fecheimer, r.
151K Clay
Bats, he Charles, ironworker, r. 509 Olive Av
Batsere John B., cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 2713
Howard
Batsire Josie MIfb. milliner, r. 2713 Howard
Batsli George, r. 18 First
Batt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1207 Polk, r. Ill Aus-
tin
Batt Jacob, salesman Marcus Marks, r. Ill Austin
Batt Siimuel Jr., clerk M. Franklin & Bro., r. Ill
Austin
BattsloraPietro, glazier, r. 1419Dupont
BattHiiis William, salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
!Batteate John, lisherman, r. Broderlck, bet Jefferson
and Tonqniii
iBattelie E. L. Mrs., stenographer Lilienthal jt Co., r.
2051 Mission
tBattelle Ernest L., physician and druggist, 2051 Mis-
sion
iBatten Edward S., butcher H. W. Miller, r. 2921 Cali-
fornia
Batten Evans D , stonecutter, r. 2921 California
iBattfii Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. 2921 Callforula
iBatten Mariam H., widow, r. 2921 California
Batten Marv Miss, school teacher, r. 2921 California
Batten Samuel H., clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2921 Cali-
fornia
Battevo Stautslau. bartender D. Glnocchio, r. 521
tireen
BattrrK Alfred, cabinetmaker, r. 1 Welsh
Satterton A. M. Miss. r. 2629 Bush
tertoii Marv. domestic 2527 California
3atterton WilHam, teamster, r. 1921 Sutter
Suttery Street Free and Tea Bonded Ware-
liouse. Bode & Haslett proprietors, 1203 Bat-
tery
jattese Josephine, widow, r. 120 Trenton
Jatteui Caroline Mrs., r. 106 Morris Av
Jatteux John D.. clerk Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 106 Morris Av
'attiu Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 627 Mission
{attini .\., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 337 Union
iJattiiil v.. laborer Am. Sugar Beiinery, r. 342 Union
lattisti Gio. fruits and vegetables. 1722 Stockton
Jattisti Louis, dishwasher, r. 414 Francisco
lattke Henry J., stevedore, r. 233 Ritch
lattles Edward S., clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 1332 Lombard
lattles Luke, collector Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
1332 Lombard
•ttles W. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Gilbert, rear
attles Ward, salesman Magee ft Moore, r. Alameda
attlesson Martin, seaman, r. 240 Clara
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
w, & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
F. "examiner;
MOST NEWS!
[OST GIRCULATiON ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS .
Batts .Mary Mrs., hou.sekeeper SE cor California and
Mason
Battu Hippolyte (Patchel & Battu) r. 1601 Polk
Batfu Zoe .Mrs., r. 1504 Franklin
Batturs Edward T., clerk, r. 1.583 Turk
Batturs Edward T. Jr., clerk, r. 1583 Turk
Batturs Frank E.. clerk passenger and ticket dept S.
P. Co.. r. 1.583 Turk
Batturs Walter H., commercial traveler, r. 1583 Turk
Batzener Philip, laborer, r 110 Perry
Batzl Andrew, marble cutter, r. 743 Howard
Bauch Herman, r. 210 Montgomery .\v
Bauch Peter G.. notary public, and Custom House
broker, .520 Battery, r. 719 Union
Bauih Peter G. Jr., clerk Seth Thomas Clock Co., r
ns Union
Bauchard Joseph, r. 512 Howard
Baud Frank, proprietor Hayes Valley Brass Foun-
dry, 5-22 Fulton
Bauchou Bernard, gardener, r. cor Lake and Four-
teenth Av
Baudoln Louis, hide inspector Louis Sloss & Co., r.
651 Third
Baudoin Moses, harnessmaker, 1720 Polk
Baudry Francois, tailor Mann k Benedict, r. 426
Broadway
Bauer Abraham (Bauer Bros. A: Co.) r. Paris, France
Bauer Adolph. with Otto Norman, r. 1029 Pacific
Bauer .\dolph C. clerk, r. 909 Natoma
Bauer Alexander, milker O. A. Gibbons, r. Edin-
burgh bet China and Brussels Avs, Excelsior
Homestead
Bauer Amanda, widow, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauer Annie, domestic 510 Baker
Bauer August, milker Charles Bauer, r. NF cor Hale
and Merrill
Bauer Barbara, domestic 512 Baker
Bauer BrotherM I'k Co. (.\brahani, Moses and
Saniiiej Bauer, and Simon Katten) importers and
wholesale dealers fancy gnodn, laces, embroider-
ies and Victoria zephyr.", 547 Market
Bauer Cii-sar, engineer, r. 21)41 Howanl
Bauer Carl, lauudrymau S. F. Lauiutrv
Bauer Charles, dairyman, NE cor Hale and Merrill
Bauer Charles, policeman, r. 37 Elgin Park .\v
Bauer Charles E., suspender maker Solomon Zekind,
r. 37 Elgin Park Av
Bauer Charles F., with John 8. Knowlton, r. 1723
Clay
Bauer Christopher, liquor saloon. 2422 Greenwich
Bauer Emile, manager San Francisco News Co.,
210 Post. r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Emile E., cook, r. 7 Alemany
Bauer Frank J., clerk S. F. News Co.. r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Frederick, baker, r. 306 Francisco
Bauer Frederick, painter, r. 502 Washington
Bauer Frederick C, druggist J. A. Bauer, r. 509 Post
Bauer Frederick W., teamster, r. Vassar PI
Bauer Frederick W., cl. rk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 21 Elgin Park Av
Bauer Frederick W., druggist, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer George, barber Rosa & Troell. r. 42 Belcher
Bauer George H., boxmaker, r. 51 Vi Langton
Bauer H., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Bauer Henry, cabinetmaker, r. San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-seventh
Bauer Henry, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Bauer Henry, driver Charles Bauer, r. NE cor Hale
and Merrill
Bauer Heniy. upholsterer, r. 1519 California
Bauer Henry C. boxmaker. r. 51 M Langton
Bauer Jacob G., laborer Golden Citv Chemical
Works, r. 533 M Seventh
Bauer J. C. <& Co. (J. Christian Bauer and Joseph
Si-hweitzer) Importers hops, corks and brewers'
supplies. 632 Sacramento
Bauer J. Christian (J. C. Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer
& Bauer) r. 1708 Buchanan
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Manutacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
MiM-sh
anil
Bauer Jolui, cutl.r M. I'l-i.-o, r. S\V
First
Bailor Juliii A., iiianufaoturlug chemist iinil
druRRist, 101 Post, and treasurer Mecbaulcs' lu-
atitute, :n Post, r. rm Post
Bauer John E. (Bauer & Brady) r. 1838 Geary
Bauer John J., cabiuetmaker, r. 1114 Taylor
Bauer John W., liquor saloou, G16 Seveuth, r. 120
Fillmore
Bauer John W. Jr., laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer Joseph, cabiuetmaker U. Fritschi, r. 745
Minna
Bauer Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1838 Geary
Bauc-r Katiina, widow, r. 244 Taylor
Bauer Leonard, cabinetmaker, r. 15 Gilbert
Bauer Leopold, stonpcutter, r. S s Green nr Qough
Bauer Martin (E. Boesch & Co.) r. KilO West Mission
Bauer Mary, widow, r. 29 Eddy
Bauer Moses (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. 1717 Geary
Bauer Nicholas, barber J. Eosa, r.727 Broadway, rear
] Bauer Philip, clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Michels, r.
I 51 ;< Lanston
Bauer Eichard, foreman Clot & Meese, r. 129 Bernard
( Bauer Samuel (Bauer Bros. .'^ Co.) r. 1153 Getavia
I Bauer SiRmund, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1717
I Geary
; Bauer William, conductor Market St. KE., r. 1184
I Haight
Bauer & Brady (John E. Bauer and Thomas F. Brady)
1 stationery and confectionery, 232 Van Ness Av
i B3~ Bauer. See Baur and Bower
Bauerlein A. F., r. 320 Post
Bauersfeld Frederick, upholsterer, r. 1137 Harrison
Baugas Jacob, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Baugh F. B., machinist, r. 317 Bush
Baugh F. W., r. 1002 Powell
Baugh John, laborer, r. 811 Jackson
Baughman Charles P., traveling salesman Kutz &
i Muvr
Baugus Mary, r. 645 Mission
Bauhofer Martin, cigarmaker, 410?^ Brannan
I Baukins Burrell E., carpenter, r. 1321 Jackson
Baulsir Nimrod, pumpmaker, r. 1332 Washington
! Baum Alexander E., law student Van Ness k Eoche,
I r. 1705 Powell
, Baum Anna Mrs., r. 118 Ash Av
Baum Benjamin, stock clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r.
I 2432 Jackson
Baum Charles, oflace 525 Front, room 4, r. 1705
I Powell
1 Baum David A., city agent Liverpool and London and
I Globe Ins. Co., r. 404 Stockton
Baum Ferdinand, cook, r. 212 Second
Baum George A. E., engineer, r. 118 Ash Av
Baum George S., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Baum Gustave, furniture, 710 Montgomery, r. 1504
Pacific Av
Baum Jacob, tailor, 733 O'Farrell
Baum Joseph, clerk, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Baum Morris, drygoods, 105 Battery, r. 1611 Scott
Banm Morris C. , attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 18-19, r. The Baldwin
Baum Simon, bookkeeper, r. 2432 Jackson
Baum William (William Baum & Co.) r. 609 Sansome
Baum William & Co. (William Baum and Diedrich
Maschendorf ) liquor saloon, 609 Sansome
Bauman Adolph, machine operator, r. 124 >^ Guerrero
Bauman Albert C, barber James M. Lackey, r. 909
Folsom
Bauman Andrew, milker William Schlothan, r. W s
Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Bauman Anton, cigar mnfr, 7 Qulncy PI, r. 431 Pine
Bauman Charles J., tailor, r. 1141 Union
Bauman Jacob, watchman Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
Bauman Joseph, r. Burroiighs nr Berlin, U. M. T.
Bauman Joseph (Furrer & Bauman) r. Ocean House
Eoad nr Industrial School
Bauman Joseph, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
Uoad nr Cortland Av
Bauiuuu Louis, clerk Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1141
Union
Bauman Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 519 J^ Stevenson
Bauman W. Eobcrt, tanner, r. NW cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Biiuman William, milker William Schlothan, r. W s
Minnesota Ix t Sierra and Napa
BauuiHU Xavlcr, uiillicr Furrer iSi Bauman, r. Ocean
House Hoad nr Industrial School
Hauinann liernhiirclt, upholsterer, r. 2 Taylor PI
Hiiumann Bertha, fortune teller, 108 Powell
Baumann Charles W., cigarmaker, r. 207 Montgom-
ery Av
Baumann John, musician, r. 909 Fillmore
Baumann Sigmund, department manager Levi Strauss
6 Co., r. 320 JiS Sutter
«)£?■ Baumann. See Bowman
Baumard Emil F., whalebone factory, 325 Sutter
Baiimard Julia Mme., corset mnfr, 325 Sutter
Bauinberger .Tames, proprietor Commercial
Mills, 53'J Fifth, r. San Leandro
Baumeister Albert W., helper Union Iron Works, r.
cor Iowa and Solano
Baumeister Bernhardt H., physician and surgeon, r.
1536 Dolores
Baumeister Charles, tailor Joe Poheim, r. 812 La-
guna
Baumeister Edward A., tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister Henrietta, widow, r. cor Iowa and So-
lano
Baumeister Henry, r. 638 Commercial
Baumeister Henry, with Boericke & Schreck, r. 19}^
Harrison Av
Baumeister Herman, helper Union Iron Works, r. cor
Iowa and ^ piano
Baumeister Jotin A., tailor, r. 1123 Buchanan
Baumeister Joseph, carrier Chronicle, r. 4 Shotwell
Baumgard Harry, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 1046
Mission
Baumgardner Etta M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman
Grammar School, r. 513 Taylor
Baumgardner Sylvester J., stockbroker, r. 513 Taylor
Baumgart Bernard, clerk, r, 33 Hawthorne
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist, r. 715 Shotwell
Bauni^sirten J. «& Co. (Joseph Baumgarten,
Godfrey Fisher and A. L. Brown) importers
cloth, tailors' trimmings, etc., 7 Montgomery
Baumgarten John L. (Wiese & Baumgarten) r. 953
Fifteenth
Baumgarten Joseph (J. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 820
Ellis
Baumgarten Joseph, boots and shoes, 418 Fourth
Baumgarten Otto, teamster George H. Pitts, r. 113 J^
Clinton
Baumgarten William, porter Eossmore Hotel, r. 806
Stockton
Baumgartner John, bookkeeper H. Bohls & Co., r. 507
Haight
Baumgunder Frederick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Bauml Philip, cigarmaker Henry Dabelstein, r. 533
Geary
Baumstarck Zelia, widow, r. 945 J^ Folsom
Baumstelger Arnold, plumber and gasfitter, 1602
Post
Baumiiller John, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r
7 Eoach
Baun Catherine C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hartford and Eighteenth
Baulsten John, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Banr Otto, manager Michalitschke Bros. & Co.
900 Market, r. 526 Sutter
Baurhyte George S., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp, Co.
r. 510 Geary
Baurhyte William H. M., bookkeeper Pac, Gas Imp
Co., r. 510 Geary
Baum William B., capitalist, r. 1300 Hyde
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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HE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfiVrPRINTERS AND LITHOSRAPHERS.
BAU
211
BEA
Bausman Henry S., accountaDt, r. 10 Bond
Bausiuan William, journalist, r. 10 Bond
Baust Otto, cigarmaker J. W. Shaefler & Co., r. 8 Vin-
cent
BautcLer John, sbeetironworker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 418 First
Bautz Leon, r. 1721 Market
Bavaria Bre-wery, Mary A. Frauenholz proptr, E s
Montgomery Av bet Green and Vallejo, and NW
cor, Greenwich and Scott
Bavastrello Francisco, bartender V. Quilici, r. 632
Broadway
Baxter Charles, r. 865 Mission
Baxter Charles R., plumber Thomas Gainford. r. i
Riiss
Baxter Edward H., salesman Langley & Michaels, r.
lo Eleventh
Baxter Eugene R., clerk, r. 217 Mason
Baxter F. C. «Si Co. (Frank C. Baxter) portrait
artists and picture frames, 432 Sutter
Baxter Frank C. (F. C. Baxter >t Co.) r. 2726 Pine
Baxter George, horseshoer, r. lUM Minna
Baxter H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1623 Post
Baxter H.W., receiver Spriug Valley W.W., r. Oakland
Baxt.r J. A. Mrs., r.2U Fourteenth
Baxter Jackson, painter, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
Baxter James, burnisher Schaezlein & Burridge, r. 90
Everett
Baxter John T., butcher Derby b Strottse, r. 13
Grand Av
Baxter Joseph P., r. 2219 Steiner
Baxter Mary Mrs., r. 1131 Folsum
Baxter Patrick, horseshoer Thomas Doyle
Baxter Robert, machinist, r. 232'J Greenwich
Blister William J., salesman, r. 1028 Market
Baxter William S., bookkeeper Kedington & Co., r.
Oiklaud
Bay and Cuast Railroad Co., S. P. C. Ry Bldg, foot
Market
Bay and Coast Telegraph Co., offices 322 Montgomery
and S. P. C. Ry Bldg, foot Market
Bay City Iron Works, Bigelow & Little pro-
prietors, 103-105 Fremont and 323 Mission
Bay City Market, 1138-1144 Market
Buy City Packing and Provision Co., Derby & Strouse
proptrs, 1146 Market
Bay City Soda Water Co., James McEwen superin-
tendent, 110-112 Golden Gate Av
Bay City Stables, Hoppe * Sachs proprietors,
1715 Sacramento
Bay District Association, D bet Fourth and Sixth Avs
Bay District Hotel, Charles H. Hinchman pro-
prietor. D bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Bay Gottlieb, baker, r. 'S53H Miuua
Bay Gottlob, carpenter, r. 16 Laskie
Bay State Dairy, Charles M. Hawes proptr, SW cor
Napa and Connecticut
Bay Street House, SE cor Bay and Kearny
Bay View DlstiUiug Co., D. G. Scofleld president, 0.
W. Coburn vice-president and manager, office 6
Battery
Bay View Hotel Peter Launo proptr. 2115 Powell
Bay Warehouse, George S. Neale & Co. proptrs, W s
Sansome nr Lombard
Bayer Charles G., baker, r. 625 Clay
Bayer Gregoire, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Bayer Joseph, physician, 222 Post
Bayer L. Miss, manager Dressmakers' Union, 204
Stockton, r. Oakland
Bayer Paul, r. 18 Mint Av
Bayes Maggie Mrs., r. 15 Jansen
Bayhart George, bartender, r. 679 Mission
Bayle John (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.) r. N s St. Thomas
bet Platte and Yazoo
Bayle, Lacoste & Co. (John Bayle, John Lacoste, Ger-
main Mounicot, and Pierre and Jacques Bareilles)
tripe, calves heads, etc., stalls 36-40 San Fran-
cisco, 7 California, and 18 Bay City Markets
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KXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVK PALACE HOTEL.
Bayler George D., tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 1403
Powell
Bayless George B., compositor Examiner, r, 417
Kearny
BaylesB Joseph A., draftsman, r. 2216 Mission
Bayless William H., architect, 106 Leidesdorff, r. 2216
Mission
Bayley Charles A., r. 2824 California
Bayley Frederick W., clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 2824
California
Bayley George B. (Merten, Moffltt & Co.) r. Oakland
Bayley Robert, proprietor Pacific Paper Box
Factory, 410 Sansome (and Daw-Kerrel St Bayley)
r. Oakland
8^" Bayley. See Bailey, Bailly and Bayly
Bayly Charles A., druggist, SWcor Grant Av and
Sutter, r. 1.527 H Howard
Bayne Charles, conductor Market St. RR., r. 304 Lily
Av
Baynes Henry F., dentist, 40 k Geary
Bayreuther Gustsve W., plumber, r. 923 Natoma
Baznn Ferdiiiancl, physician and surgeon French
Hospital, and proptr Dr. Bazau's Russian, Turk-
ish and Medicated and Electrical Baths, office
and r. 415 Sutter
Bazet Louis, physician, 28 Geary
Bazzetto F., r. 2015 Taylor
Bazille John. r. 8U Montgomery
Bazzini H. M., waiter, r. 34 Fourth
Bazzini Marco (Mache * Bazzini) r. 832 Vallejo
Bazzuro Frank (B. Perata & Co.) r. 105 Pacific
Beach August, blacksmith, r. 420 O'Farrell
Beach Chilion, importer books and stationery,
107 Montgomery, r. 1301 Taylor
Beach E. A. Mrs., vice-president Protestant Episco-
pal Old Ladies' Home, r. 510 Sutter
Beach Emma J., r. 616 Nineteenth
Beach Frank W.. painter, r. 1631 Clay
Beach Gardner E., ticket agent S. P. Co. Oakland
Ferry, r. 619 Nineteenth
Beach George D., teamster Harper A. Smith, r. 20
Twenty-eighth
Beach Henry H., accountant Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. Oakland
Beach Horace Mrs., widow, r. 504 Geary
Beach Lucinda B., widow, r. 616 Nineteenth
Beach Ransom E.. shipping clerk Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 2723 Pine
Beach Thomas P., secretary Eastern Oregon Land
Co.. 604 Merchant, room 10, r. Bohemian Club
Beach William C , r. 147 Third
Beacom H., driver Central RR.
Beadle Donald (Beadle & Co.i r. Alameda
Beadle »!t Co., sliipuing commission, 5 Spear
Bealian James, tinner, r. 62 Everett
Beahan John, butcher William J. O'Shaughnessy, r.
3277 Mission
J^~ Beahan. See Behan
Beaizley George T., druggist Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 434
Sutter
Beaizley William B., assistant clerk V. S. Circuit
Court, r. Oakland
e^ Beaizley. See Beasley
Beakly Absalom, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Beal Astor Mrs., r. 438 Second
Beal Charles R.. inspector Custom House, r. 120 Post
Beal David, bartender Doyle & Cashman, r. 251 Te-
hama
Beal John W., blacksmith helper, r. 438 Second
Beal Josie, housekeeper 614 Sutter
Beal Lizzie Miss, stewardess Florence House
Beal Samuel, mattresses and upholstery, 65-69 New
Montgomery, r. 1526 Clay
Beal W. B., assistant weigher Custom House, r. East
Oakland
Beal William L., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 1912
Ellis
Beale James L., carpenter, r. 33 Hardy
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST RVSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
BEA
212
BEA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opoii Fii-«f - Plin-o 'rriiiiniiiiu's
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^ ' 809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 IVIARKET STREET.
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Beiili> John J., iiiHcliiiiist
Iron Works, r. i'Ai Minna
Beale Jolui O., iloputy Tax Collector, r. ua:j Sacra-
mento
Benle Street W^nrehouse, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors, NE cor Beale and Bryant
Beale Street Wharf foot of Beale
Beale Truxton (Shoobert, Beale & Co.)r. 1007 Califor-
nia
Beale William, painter and whitener, r. f>44 Minna
83^ Beale. See Beale, Beall, Beel and Beihl
Healer William, porter Theodore C. Lampe, r. 32 Ellis
Beulee Charles H., pictorial painter Swan & Steiu, r.
fil9 Locust Av
Beall Reason B.. carrier Post Office, r. 1148 Sutter
Beals Amy F. Miss, r. 1(;20 Larkin
Beals Caroline R. Mis., teacher Girls' High School,
r. Berkeley
Beals Charles W., clerk Joseph E. Shain, r. 1919
Brtnlerick
Beals Edward C, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 2500 M California
Beals Edward C, clerk, r. 1613 Fillmore
Beals Henry C, journalist, r. 1620 Larkin
Beam Arthur W., bookkeeper, r. 2725 Howard
Beam I. Willard, salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Beam J. M., r. 863}^ Market
Beamish John, bootmaker Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 25 Oak, rear
BEAMISH PEECY^e..,,.
furnistiiiig' g'oocls and shirt manufac-
turer, SE cor Market and Tliird, r.
3130 Howard
Beamish Robert, shoemaker, r. 1716 Grove
Beamish W. H., comiaositor, r. 507 California
Beamont George, dishwasher, r. 121 Fourth
Bean Albert H., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. .314 Seventh
Bean Charles, clerk Jones & Lotz, r. 201 Guerrero
Bean B. F., r. 1106 Kearny
Bean Daniel stonemason, r. 765 J^ Howard
Bean David F., porter Haas Bros., r. 27 Hartford
Bean Edward F., joiirnalist, r. 116 Devisadero
Beau Frank W., well borer, r. 1341 Howard
Bean Frederick, porter GuUixson Bros., r. 1218 Mis-
sion
Bean F. W., r. 112J^ Lily Av
Bean George H., lumberman, r. 31 Lily Av
Bean James, laborer, r. 333^ Bingold
Bean Lottie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 2025 Pacific Av
Bean Mary, widow, dressmaking, 830 Howard
Bean Patrick, gasfitter John P. Doherty
Bean Thomas F., police)nan, r. 128 Ninth
Bean Thomas J., cornicemaker, r. 332 Tenth
Bean William, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 332
Tenth
Bean William H., second lieutenant Troop A, 2d Cav-
alry, U. S. A., Presidio
8^ Bean. See Bien
Beane Joseph W. (Beane & Parrish) r. 2039 Mission
Beane cS( Parrlsli (Joseph W. Beane and Norman
Parrish) proprittors California Mill and manu-
facturers molding, frames, doors, etc., 30-34
Spear
Beanston Georg-e. secretary Board of Educa-
tion, New City Hall, third floor, r. 1014 Fillmore
Beanston Peter, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 13
Hollis
Bear Alfred, salesman CluffBros., r. 6283^ Broadway
Bear John P., foreman Longley & Johnson, r. 93
Silver
Bear John W., shoemaker Henry Evans, r. 2276 Mar-
ket
Bear Lucien, r. 1612 Steiner
Bear S. & Co. (Solomon Bear and William Berl)
wholesale teas, 116 Front
Bear Solomon (S. Bear & Co.) r. 518 Van Ness Av
tE/" Hear. See Baer, Bahr and Bare
Heard .\., compositor Call
Beard Houry A., porter Geo. 0. Shreve k Co., r. 218
Turk
Heard John, stock driver, r. 23 Federal
It-?" Heard. See Buird
Heardmure James, shademaker W. & J. Sloauo k
Co., r. 211 Polk
Beardslee Frederick W., real estate, 26 Montgomery,
room 4, r. Berkeley
Beardslee Henry W., apprentice, r. 1518 Ellis
Bearilsleo James, foreman Rentou Coal Co., r. 1518
Ellis
Beardsley A. M., r. 619 Pine
Beardsley Emma F. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 631 Geary
Beardsley Melvin W., supt ParafHne Paint Co., 310
California, r. Oakland
Beardsley Sophia, widow, r. 631 Geary
Bearne Jacob, cook, r. 242 Jessie
Bearpark John, seaman stmr Mariposa
Beart Christian, laborer Peter Simon, r. Lahalua nr
Osage
Bearwald Abraham, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Benjamin, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 317
Franklin
Bearwald George, expressman, r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Jacob, foreman printing dept Bosqui En-
graving and Printing Co., r. 317 Franklin
Bearwald Leopold, liutcher William D. F. Wlggin, r.
317 Franklin
Bearwald Marks, cutter P. F. Nolan & Son. r. 431 Ivy
Av
Beasey W^illiam H., painter Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co., r. 48 Oak
Beasley George .molder Pac. Iron Works
Beasley J., yarutiian Pac. Rolling Mill
8^" Beasley. See Beaizley
Beaton Angus, ship carpenter, r. 108 Hermann
Beaton Ellsworth P., real estate, 841 Market, r. 206
Oak
Beaton H. A. «& Co. (Hector A. Beaton and Wil-
liam Moir) real estate agents, 841 Market
Beaton Hector A. (H. A. Beaton & Co.) r. 206 Oak
Beaton John, ship carpenter, r. 633 Stevenson
Beaton John J. (Boole & Beaton) r. 65i) Eighteenth
Beaton Neil (Beaton & McKay) r. 110 McAllister
Beaton Norman, teacher dancing, and lessee Scottish
Hall, 105 Larkin
Beaton Samuel, teamster, r. 1415 Harrison
Beaton & McKay (Neil Beaton and James A. McKay)
liquor saloou. 639 Mission
Beattie George W., bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 219
Powell
Beattie John, cook, r. 10 Commercial
Beatty Benjamin F., physician, 942 Valencia
Beatty Charles, blacksmith, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Beatty Chris., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 530 Natoma
Beatty David, salesman Washington Mnfg Co., r. Ber-
keley
Beatty George B., operative U. S. Mint, r. 35 Fifth
Beatty Henry N., carrier The Guide, r. 404 Fourteenth
curer.
BEATTY JAMES ...a,
team.ster, and a^ent hide Curers' Pro-
tective Association, N s St. Thomas
bet Railroad Av and Su»iquehanna, r.
NE s Marquesas bet Railroad Av and
Yazoo
Beatty James A., teamster James Beatty, r. NE cor
Railroad Av and Marquesas
Beatty James H., gripmau Market St. RR., r. Lott
bet McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Beatty James J., machinist, r. 404 Fourteenth
Beatty Jamet. S., waiter S. F. Laundry
Beatty John, policeman, r. 404 Fourteenth
BEAMISIPS
SHIRTS
MARKET ST., «'OR. TISKKI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. !was.^n=^t9n st.} Praters of FINE TABLE TOES
BEA
213
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Beatty Johu R., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 530 Na-
toiua
Beatiy John W., salesman F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Wjy 0'F»rrelI
Beiltty Saoiuel, foreman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
H("l2 Seveuteeuth
Beatty Samuel G., business agent, 314 Montgomery,
room G, r. San Jose
Beatty Thomas, teamster C. A.Warren, r. 1119 Folsom
Beatty William, r. 2(;8 SteveuKon
Beatty William A., attorney at law, 220 Sansome.room
11, r. 404 Fourteenth
Beatty William J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 32 Glen
Park Av
Beatty William T., r. NE cor Railroad Av and Mar-
quesas
Beauce Caroline, -widow, r. 306 J^ Hayes
Beauce Eugene A., teacher, r. 306 J^ Hayes
Beauchamps Alfred, baker, r. 28 Minna
Beauharnais Sarah A., widow, r. 819 Broadway
Beaujardin Theodore G., violinist, r. 823 Broadway
Beaujet Gabriel M., saloon keeper, r. i35 Bush
Beiiiimaii li. W., teaiher piano and organ, ofllce
907 Mission, r. 1016 Washington
Beaumont John, r. 1204 Kearny
Beaumont Joseph (R. Tiernan & Co.) r. 533 Twenty-
third
Beaumont William H., r. 26 Turk
B' aiiregard Napoleon, inventor, r. 12 Mason
Beauron Hugh, waiter, r. 107 Natoma
Beaiixis Johu, bakery, 1305 Powell
Beareu David B., fish and poultry,eG Mission Market,
r. NW cor Sixteenth and Capp
Beaveu Thomas, teacher music, r. CCio Mission
Beaver Charles, waiter, r. 325!^ Bush
Biavr Frederick H.. cashier Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of Cal., r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver George W., vice-president Pac. Mutual Life
lus. Co. of Cal., r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver Henry, janitor 8. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Beaver Samuel E., with Bank of California, r. 118
Grant Av
Beavcrly John A., porkpacker, r. 2 Lincoln Av
e^ lieaverly. See Beverly
Bebau Lsador, cooper F. \V. Arnold .t Co., r. 420 Green
Bel)an Lewis E., machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r. 420
Green
Bebaii Rocco (Tagliaferro & Co.) r. 420 X>reen
Behnuv Bernard, gardener, r. 48 Oak
Becliei- Albert, baker, r. 418 Branuan
Beclier Geradus Rev., pastor St. Boniface Church, r.
123 Golden Gate Av
Becherer Charles, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 29
Uingold
Beclu rer John, painter, r. 213 Clara
Berhlir Joseph H., salesman, r. 1845 Stevenson
Becliler William H., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 1845
Stevenson
Beclit George J., manufacturers' agent, 54 Second, r.
V l!.sl8 Clay
Beclit John, shipping clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery
Wharf, r. 206 Eddy
B ■ebt.l F. C, liquor saloon, 399 Hayes
Berhtel John, dishwasher, r. 228 Minna
Beclite) Ludwig, liquor saloon, NW cor Chestnut and
Powell
Bechtel Ludwig Jr., porter Thomas Taylor & Co
Beik Adam, brieklayer, r. 10 Eleventh
Beck Aclolpli, wholesale and retail dealer Cali-
fornia wines and brandies, 435 California, r. 518
Geary
Beck Albert, raiser Cal. Barrel Co
Beck Alfred P., tinsmith, r. 205 Harrison
Beck Andrew P., special officer Jackson St. Wharf, r.
15 Valley
k Anthony H., musician, r. lO'l Fourteenth
Beck August, lock.smlth, 18 Montgomery Av
Beck Bertha, widow, r. 1127 Harrison
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W, & J, SlOllNE & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Beck Charles, laborer, r. 1106 Treat Ay
Beck Charles M., cigarmaker, r. 22 Turk
Beclc D. L.. & Sons (Eugene B. and Walter F. Beck
and, Irvin Ayres) commission merchants and im-
porters, 118 California
Beck Eniil, proprietor Heinemann's Restaurant, 611
Vilencia
Beck Eugene B. (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. Oakland
Beck Francis E., accountant Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 1716 Bush
Beck George, janitor 303 California
Beck George F., machinist, r. 407 Third
Beck Hannah M., bakery, 407 Third
Beck Harry M., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 1919 Sutter
Beck Henry, druggist W. J. Boyken, r. 163 Sixteenth
Beck Henry, janitor I. O. R. M. Hall, r. 518 Jessie,
rear
Beck Henry, tanner, r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck Hermann, laborer Cal. Barrel Co
Beck Jacob, contractor brickwork, office 516 Kearny,
r. 10 Eleventh
Beck Joel V., salesman, r. 1128 Folsom
Beck John, baker, r. 37 Second
Beck John, pre.«8man J. R. Brodle & Co
Beck John F., carpet layer, r. 1128 Folsom
Beck John G., wool sorter, r. 419 Grove
Beck John J., r. 2611 Folsom
Beck L. trussmaker Joseph Wolf, r. 704 Sacramento
Beck Leimiel, clerk M. J. Simmons, r. 1128 Folsom
Beck Marie Mrs., r. 718 Union, rear
Beck Nathaniel .\., eollarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 933 Twenty-second
Beck Peter, laborer, r. 759 Folsom
Beck R., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Beck Reinhfdd (Btck & Ludwig) r. 727 Bush
Beck Robert L., porter, r. 919 Powell
Beck Rosina, domestic 513 McAllister
Beck Samuel B., master mariner, r. 10 Bernard
Beck Theresa, dressmaker, r. 30 Page
Beck Thomas, I'nited States Appraiser, office U.
S. Appraisers" Bldg, second floor, r. lltl Hyde
Beck Wallace, secretary Pacific Paving Co, and
Consolidated Bituminous Rock Co., office 422
Jackson, r. 1111 Hyde
Beck Walter A., porter Pierce & Son, r. 704 Sacra-
mento
Beck Walter F. (D. L. B^ck & Sons) r. Oakland
Beck William, maltster Fortmaim & Co., r. 267 Te-
hama
Beck William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1710
Webster
Beck William A,, deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1111 Hyde
Beck William E., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Beck William F., fireman, r. 1106 Treat Av
Beck William J., canmaker W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 205 Harrison
Beck «: Ludwig (Reinhold Beck and Ernest H. Lud-
wig) proptrs Vienna Model Bakery, 205 Kearny
Beckedorff George H. C, r. 42 Russ
Becker Adam, bakery, NE cor Union and Mason
Becker Adolph (J. W. & A. Becker) r. Prescott House
Becker Albert, liquor saloon. 413 Davis, r. 1603 }i Du-
pont
Becker August, cabinetmaker, r. Twenty-fifth nr
Church
Becker August C. cabinetmaker, r. 25 Folsom Av
Becker B. Adolph, real estate agent and house
and insurance broker, 334 Kearny, r. 901 Golden
Gate Av
Becker Barbara, widow, r. 333 ^^i Ritch
Becker C, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Becker Caspar, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Tene-
rifl'e nr Tombigbee
Becker Charles, r. 529 Sacramento
Becker Charles, bartender Charles Stepp, r. 16 An-
tonio
RINTING PRESSES, PALWER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST. •
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
BEG
214
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Urates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
lioc'kor Ohni'li's, uliip ciirixntor, r. (124 Fourth
Beckor Cliarlfg II., groceries and iHiuors, SE
oor Tiirk aud Larkiii, r. 420 Larkiu
Becker Christian, tauuer, r. Uoniinica nr St. John
Becker Christiau, baker Vienna Bakery, r. 103 Twen-
ty-fourth
Becker Conrad, r. 9 Reed PI
Becker Clara, widow, r. 519 M Haves
BECKER D. & CO. (m.aHcu
Becker) jufroceriea nnd ini]>oi-te(l wines
mill liquors, SE cor Sutter and Leav-
en-*vortli
Becker Dledrlch (D. Becker k Co.) r. 831 Sutter
Becker Edward, seaman, r. 2G3 East
Becker Eleanor, widow, r. 16 Antonio
Becker Ernest R., bookkeeper, r. 708 Jones
Becker Eugene, millhand, r. 1258 Bryant
Becker Ferdinand, clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 533
Hayes
Becker Frank, clerk, r. SW cor Webster and Post
Becker Frank, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r. 1321
Sacramento
Becker Frank W., shoemaker and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 5
Becker Frederick, liquor saloon^ SE cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Becker Frederick C. M., laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker Frederick W., with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 708
Jones
Becker George, helper Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., r.
329 Hayes
Becker George, millhand Laumeister Mill
Becker George F., geologist in charge U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, Pacific Division, office U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, fourth floor, r. Grand Hotel
Becker George J., clerk general superintendent's of-
fice S. P. Co., r. 6 Liberty
Becker George P., liquor saloon, 530 Hayes, r, 528
Hayes
Becker Gustav, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Becker Gustave J., porter William A. Schultz, r. Sul-
livan cor Stanyan
Becker Henry, bookkeeper Witt A. Pursch, r. 614
O'Farrell
Becker Henry, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Becker Henry, tanner, r. Twenty-fifth bet York and
Hampshire
Becker Henry D., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 104
Kearny
Becker Henry H., agent, r. 708 Jones
Becker Isaac, laborer, r. 322 Ritch
Becker Johannes P., watchmaker, r. 1258 Bryant
Becker John (Becker & Co.) r. SE cor Geary and Lar-
kin
Becker John, jeweler Patrick Donahue, r. 630 Eddy
Becker John, machinist James Dornbier, r. 9 Green
Becker John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sutter and Taylor, r. 639 Sutter
Becker Joseph L., crockery and glassware, 329 Hayes
Becker Joseph W. (J. W. and A. Becker) r. Prescott
House
Becker Julius A., machine hand George Dillmann,
r. 1258 Bryant
Becker J. W. & A. (Joseph W. and Adolph) pro-
prietors Prescott House, SW cor Kearny and
Montgomery Av
Becker Lambert, teacher zither, r. 339 McAllister
Becker Lizzie Mrs., boarding and lodging, N s Point
Lobos Av bet First and Second Avs
Becker Louis, baker William Hessler, r. 108 Trenton
Becker Louis, millhand Cal. Planing Mills, r. 30 Rin-
gold
Becker Louise, liquor saloon, 119 Fifth
Becker Nickolaus, confectioner, r. 239 Twelfth
Becker Otto F., r. 429 McAllister
Becker Otto J., furniture dealer, r. 614 Shot well
BECKER 0. Wi real estate
ii^;<-ii<, 41.'j MoiHjfomery
H<!(ker ]'. M , lunibcrnian, r. 5.iU SHcraiiiento
Becker H. liev., assiKtant rector St. Peter's Roifian
Catholic Church, r. E s Alabama nr Twenty-flith
Becker Tluoilore, horseshoer Duncan Henderson, r.
207 Hartlett
Becker Williain (Suhr & Becker) r. 216 Harrison
Beckir \Villinni, basket mnfr, 622 Market, r. 130J6
Ridley
Becker William, cabinetmaker Fink & Scbindler, r.
25 Folsom Av '
Becker William H., cook, r. 1017 Battery
Becker & Co. (John Becker and Charles Bohling)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Larkiu
lE^ Becker. See Bach er and Baker
Beckett Dervill, r. 1619 Clay
Beckett Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 46
South Park
Beckett John, clerk Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 46 South
Park
Beckett Samuel H., salesman Hammersmith & Field,
r. 46 South Park
Beckh Gustavus C, physician, 43 Sixth, r. 1024 Geary
Beckh Gustavus W., capitalist, r. 2211 PaclJic
Beckhart Frank, collector, r. 559 Howard
Beckhausen F. W., teacher music, r. 712 Turk
Beckhausen John, porter Franz Siebrecht, r. 86 Ev-
erett
Beckley Lucius, driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 909 Fol-
som
Beckman Albert, longshoreman, r. 15 Tehama PI
Beckman C, bookkeeper, r. 222 Grove
Beckman Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. Cortland Av
and Prentice, B. H.
Beckman ^ tederick, lumberman, r. Sweeney nr Mer-
rill Holly Park
Beckman Jacob, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling & Sons
Beckmann Brothers (John and William) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Taylor
Beckmann diaries P. , wines aud liquors 338
Bush, r. 508 Leavenworth
Beckmann Henry, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery
Beckmann Henry, janitor S. F. Turn Verein Hall, r.
323 Turk
Beckmann Henry, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 917J^
Lombard ,
Beckmann Henry D., driver Union Brewery, r. 326
Clementina
Beckmann Herman, baker, r. 1134 Mission
Beckmann John (Beckmann Bros.) r. 900 Greenwich
Beckmann John, seaman, r. 263 East
Beckmann William (Beckmann Bros.) and groceries
and liquors, NE cor Chestnut and Mason, r. 2210
Mason
Beckmann William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Beckmann William Mrs., r. 1900 Mission
B^" Beckmann. See Bachman
Beckwith George L., tinner, r. 8 Card Alley
Beckwith James R., assistant supt drivers Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 230 Kearny
Beckwith John W., policeman, r. 481 Tehama
Beckwith L. F., comijositor Call
Beckwith Seth L., ship carpenter, r. 1859 Stevenson
Becraft Almerin T., wagonmaker,'200Bartlett, r. 820
Capp
Becsey Joseph A., attorney at law, 619 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Bedbury Joseph, icecutter Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r,
345 Minna
Bedell C. J. Mrs., r. 1629 Geary
Bedell Joseph C, tinsmith J. C. Lawson, r. 702 Val-
lejo
Be Dell William, agent Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Ry, 26 Montgomery, r. 533 Turk
Bedell William, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
r. 15 Mission Av
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MOKTWOJJIjEBX aud SCTTEK SXS,
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. Of LONDON
Capital, $3,i)00,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, I^Pnag|
WM. SESTOH, Asst. iiaa;
\ MARKET ST.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, ORGANS,
PRINTING AND BINDING.
BED
21i
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Bednowski Alexander, secretary and librarian Polish
Society of Calit'ornia, office 1241}^ Market, r. 402
Franklin
Bedoni Louis, painter, r. 9 Jasper PI
Bedorf Ferdinand, laborer, r. Spring Valley Home-
stead nr Mission Road
Bee Frank M., insurance agent, r. 1923 Pine
Bee Frederick A. , consul China, office 806 Stock-
ton, r. 1923 Pine
Bee Joseph, detective, r. 959 Mission
Bee Theodore C, tailor, r. 9 Stark
Beebe C. F. (Sutton & Bebee) r. Portland, Or.
Beebe Charles W. (Trumbull & Beebe) r. Oakland
Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 12 Laskie
Beecher Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 12 Laskie
Beecher Charles F., painter, r. 22 Albion Av
Beecher Deleware E., lastmaker, r. 1428 Market
Beecher Edgar B. (Beecher &Tryon) r. 206 Powell
Beecher Henry, cook, r. 620 Ash Av
Beecher Henry Jr., wire mattress weaver Alex. Jan-
sen, r. 620 Ash Av
Beecher Jacob, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Beecher Matthew, horseclipper, r. 18 First
Beecher W., musician, r. 132 Sixth
Beecher & Tryon (Edgar B. Beecher and James W.
Tryon) gas machines, SE cor Mission and New
Montgomery
Beeching Robert A., secretary S. F. Benevolent Assn,
20 Webb, r Alameda
Beechinoir Norman, teamster Patrick Lynch, r. 2
Burcham PI
Beecroft Harry E., gripman Sutter St. RR, r. 1408
Bush
Beede Alexander C, salesman J. S. Hand, r. 7 k Oak
Grove Av
Beede David H., clerk Peixotto ft Silverman, r. 7>i
Oak Grove Av
Beede Jeremiah K., telegraph operator, r. 7)i Oak
Grove Av
Beede Napoleon B., salesman. r.^H Oak Grove Av
Beede Stephen, engineer ^olte k Walsh, r. 7J^ Oak
Grove Av
Beegan James, glassblower, r. 26 Bluxome
Beek John R., teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Beeler Joseph M., bartender, r. 627 Commercial
Beeman Joseph, r. 1221 Clay
Beeman M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1221 Clay
Beeman William, carpenter, r. 35 Moss
Beeman William, hidedresser, r. 308 Minna
Beeman William, mnfr elastic cork truss, surgical ap-
pliances and artificial limbs, 32 O'Farrell, r. 424
O'Farrell
Beer Bernard (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1806 Ellis
Beer Frederick W., cardriver, r. 153 Tehama
Beer Jacob, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 116
Eleventh
Beer W., r. 518!^ Grove
8^" Beer. See Bebr ^
Beerbrower Max, clerk, r. 1223 Broadway
Beerman Adolph, baker, r. 776 Folsom
Beermaun David (Beermann & Volkmann) r. 440
Second
Beermann & VolKmann (David Beerman and Freder-
ick Volkmann) liquor saloon, 502 Second
B^ Beermann. See Behrmann
Beers Barrett, dentist. 230 Kearny, r. 1530 Eddy
Beers E. Frank, r. 337 Eddy
Beers Gustav, driver street sweeping machine, r. 26
Derby PI
Beers Henry, druggist, r. 1324 Filbert
Beers Hiram W. Rev., D.D., rector Trinity Church, r.
Palace Hotel
Beers John, molder Occidental Foundry, r. Oakland
Beers Oliver, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 619 Ji Mc-
Allister
Beersman Henry (C.Wetjen & Co.) r. 1054M Howard
cher Frederick, rancher, r. 2206 Steiner
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT HLO^Tv^IEST l^JLTES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
liMPORTEKS AND DEALEES IN
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AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Beese Caroline, widow, r. 505!^ Natoma
Beesley Charles H., clerk Brown & Metzner, r. Ala-
meda
Beeson Frederick P., drayman Sroufe & McCrum, r.
807 Kearny
Beeson Robert, r. 1045 Market
Beevau Isaac, porter Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 12 White
Betfa F., bartender I. Cuenin, r. 803 Montgomery
Beflfa Mary, widow, r. 3 Wheelock PI
Begeman August, r. 1015 Union
Beger Cbarles A., roofpainter, r. 5275^ Geary
Begerow Frederick, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Beggs'Emma G., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Harry, assistant O'Connor. Moffatt & Co.. r.
1328 Golden Gate Av
Beggs James, groceries and liquors, 327 Tehama
Beggs James H., electrician, r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Samuel C, engineer, r. 1225 Twenty-sixth
Beggs Thomas, blacksmith, r. 122 William
Beggs William, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 122
William
Begley Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 1043 Folsom
Begley Ellen, widow, r. 13 Natoma
Begley H. G., seaman stmr Starbuck
Begley James, clerk John N. Philan, r. 39 Natoma
Begley James E., laborer, r. 13 Natoma
Begley John, asphaltum worker, r. 1043 Folsom
Begley John, packer Porter, Slesainger & Co., r. 310
Green
Begley John A., gasfitter, r. 13 Natoma
Begley Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
cor Seventeenth and Sherman
Besrley Theodore, r. 105 Stockton
t^ Begley. See Bagley
Beglin Hugh, laborer, r. 1012 Natoma
Beguelln Fanny, widow, r. 110 Church
Beguelin Julius, laborer C. F. Tobey, r. 110 Church
Behan Charles F., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 110
Pierce
Behan Edward J., carbuilder Market St. RR., r. Gates
nr Crescent Av, B. H.
Behan Frank, brushmaker, r. E 8 Gates nr Crescent
At, B. H.
Behan James, painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan John H., laborer, r. 2209 Jackson
Behan Maurice, policeman, r. 930 v, Filbert
Behan N. L., salesman A. Levy & Co
Behan Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR. r. 2652
Folsom
Behan Rose, domestic Tiffany Av nr Twenty-eighth
K^ Behan. See Beahan
Behlmer Henry, teamster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 3
Vaiidew'iter
Behlmer John H., clerk C. H. H. Heitmann, r. NE
cor Green and Battery
Beblow Charles J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Gustave A., furrier H. Liebes & Co.. r. 2008
O'Farrell
Behlow Hubert, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 912 Fulton
Behm John C , gripman Market St. RR. , r. 1907 Haight
Behm Manuel, talior, r. 623^ McAllister
Behn Francisca, widow, r. 1807 Jones
Behn George, clerk Harry Maskow, r, 1020 Pacific
Behn Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Colliugwood
Behneman Albert, clerk Behneman & Co., r. 15 Wil-
low Av
Behneman Frederick J., bookkeeper Barclay & Rob-
ertson, r. 15 Willow Av
Behneman Henrv (Behneman & Co.) r. 15 Willow Av
Belineniaii & Co. (Henry Behneman and Adolph
Mautner) wholesale wines and liquors, 221 San-
some
Behnisch Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 1016 Minna
Behnke Charles, driver Fortmann & Co., r. 266
Clementina
Behnke Gu'tave A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 330 Twenty- fourth
IDVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SaflM St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVMCR FIVK MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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216
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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11^ E5,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I'ipo FiUliiKM, :ill Sii.vH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Beliukeiis Ernst, laborer, r. OliU'Honne
BeLiiscii Heurv, cellarmuu C. Scbilliug & Co., r. 415
Third
Bebr HaneC, luecbauical engineer, C09 Sacramento,
r. 120HM .lacksnn
Behr Hans Slrg., musician, r. 120fi^ Jackson
Belir Herman H., physician, "09 Kearny, r. 1217 Bush
Bebr Joseph, liquor saloon, 121 Pine, r. 2 Leonard Pi
Behr Louis, waiter J. Behr, r 317 Bush
Behr Otto, r. 3111 Gearv
0^" Bebr. See Beer
Bebre Charles H., bricklayer, r. 127 Ivy Av
Bebre Ernest J., pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 816
Page
Bebre F. & Co. (Frederick Bebre) coffee and spice
mills, 51 Beale
Behre Frederick (F. Behre & Co.) r. 816 Pase
Bebre William F., musician, r. 150 Fourth
BEHREFD GUSTAV
arcliitect, 103 Phelan Bldg, r. Stan-
yan iir Frederick
Behrendt Herman, r. 1.322 O'Farrell
Bebreudt Richard, clerk H. Cohen, r. 2212 Pine
Behrendt AViiliam, merchant r. 9;i0 McAllister
Bebrens Adolph. laborer, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Bebreus Adolpb W., salesman, r. 18 lliut Av
Behrens Annie, domestic 1031 Market
Bebreus Diedricb, carpenter, r. 2196 Devisadero
Behrens Fritz, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bebreus George H., laborer, r. 2110 Powell
Behrens Gustav, mechanic Presidio RR.
Behrens Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bebrens Henry C. F., physician, r. 405 Capp
Behrens Herman, artist, r. 123 Eddy
Bebrens Hermann, clerk Ratbjen & Co., r. 417 Stock-
ton
Bebrens John H., bartender T. W. Leydecker
Behrens Katie Miss, housekeeper Terminal Hotel
Bebrens Paul, waiter, r. 937 Howard
Bebrens Rudolph, cooper, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Behrens Sophia, widow, r. 938 Pacific
Bebreus Walter N. F., gas stovemau Pac. Gas Imp.
Co., r. Oakland
Bebrens William, salesman J. Straus & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bebrens William C, master mariner, r. Casselli Av
nr Rose
B^ Behrens. See Behrends and Berens
Bebring William, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. Russ House
Behringer Charles, trunkmaker, r. 12 Valley
Bebringer Christian, trunkmaker, r. 12 Valley
Behringer William, r. 1143 Mission
1^" Behringer. See Berringer
Behrmann Frank E., special agent German General
Ben. Soc. 535 California, r. 262 Minna
Behrmann Frederick C, r. 1214^ Powell
Behrmann J. Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1819 Howard
Behrmann Marie Mrs., midwife, 1819 Howard
B^ Behrmann. See Beerman
Behrsing Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beicke Henry F., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 875 Shot-
well
Beicke Louis J., carpenter Gal. Mill. r. 875 Shotwell
Beicke Mary A., widow, r. 875 Shotwell
Beidler David, butcher, 602 Franklin
Beier Martin F. (Beier & Milliken) r. 615 Pine, rear
Beier & Milliken (Martin F. Beier and Andrew J.
Milliken) liquor saloon and cigars, SW cor Grant
Av and Bush
Beigbeider Victor(Beigbeider & Lapouble)r. Madrid,
Excelsior Homestead
Beigbeider i: Lapouble (Victor Beigbeider and Dan-
iel Lapouble) proptrs Hayes Park Laundry, Mis-
sion Road nr Five-Mile House
Beigble George W., salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
1037 Valencia
Belghle Nellie Mrs., phyeician, NE cor Market and
Jones
Beihl Charles, porter Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r. 515
SacrRuieuto
lieilhes John li., barber, 124 Montgomery Av, r.
1607 H Dupont
Bellskie Max, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 428 Ful-
ton
Beimer James, cigarmaker. r. 19 )i Harlan PI
Bein .\ugUBt, seamiin, r. 37 Pacific
Bein William, machinist, r. 12^ Bluxome
Reiner William, laborer, r. 444 }i Third
Beinert George, barber, r. 50 Moss
Beirne Michael G., groceries and liquors, 733 Twenty-
third, r. 731 Twenty-third
BSF" Boirne. See Byrne
Beiser Adam, teamster, r. 444 Brannan
Belsigel Charles, canvasser, r. 529 Sacramento
Beistline James H.. hostler Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
N 8 Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Belt John, r. 803 Jj Market
Beltler Charles R.. clerk, r. 613 Buchanan
Beitler Mary C, widow, r. CIS Buchanan
Beke Cbark-s, liquors, 329 Third
Bekeart Frank C, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 559
Howard
Bekeart Phillip B., traveling salesman E. T. Allen, r.
346 Third
Belacbage Lucy, widow, r. 20 Scott PI
Belana Alexander, fisherman, r. 8 Montgomery Court
Belando P. & Co. (Peter Belaudo and John Daneri)
wood and coal, 1210 Powell
Belando Peter (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell
Belanger BI. E. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Belasco . braham, tailor, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Abraham W., upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon,
r. 174 Clara
Belasco Henrv, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 174
Clara
Belasco Isaac, actor, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Israel, metal slgnmaker. r. 174 Clara
Belasco Solomon, barnessmaker Hart & Branden-
stein, r. 174 Clara
Belau Michael, tailor, r. 700 McAllister
Belau Otto, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. San Rafael
Belau Richard, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 700 McAllister
Belau Rudolph, clerk Greenebaum & Co.. r. 700 Mc-
Allister
Belcher Edward, cook, r. 827 Polk
Belclier Ed^varcl A., attorney at law and clerk
land department C. P. RR. Co., r. The Baldwin
Belcher Edward M., restaurant, 425 Geary
Belcher Edward S., compositor Call, r. 685 Harrison
Belcher Frank H., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 685 Harrison
Belclier I. S., Commissioner Supreme Court
California, chambers 121 Post, r. Marysville
Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
Belcher Thomas, brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r,
Reidv's Hotel
Belcher William C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) at-
torney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Belciere Joeie Mrs., hygenic electrician, 637 Post
Belden Block, O. Livermore agent, 137 Montgomery
and 305 Biish
Belden Charles A. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r. 2218
Devisadero
Belden David, r. 2227 Geary
Belden Kdwiii S., stenographer and oflttcial re-
porter Superior Court, Dept. 5, office 66 Nevada
Block, r. Temescal
Belden Eugene A. Mrs., r. 220 Eddy
Belden Henry K. (Belden & Cofran) r. Oakland
Belden James S., r. 568 Mission
Belden Joseph W., receiving teller Anglo-Califor-
niau Bank, r. Russ House
EVERY ©ESSRIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
SfAKKST ST., COB. THIRA.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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Belden II. S. Mrs., widow, r. 510 Mason
Belden S. P. Mrs., r. 621 Hyde
Belcleii «& Co/ran (Henry K. Belden and John W.
G. Cofran) uianager."* Pacific Deisartiiient Hart-
ford Fire Insurance Co., 313 Califoruia
Belcliiig Brotliers «& Co., manufacturers sewing
silk, office 585 MarSet
Belding Mary 'L. Mrs., teacber Mission Primary
School, r. 1044 Twenty-second
Belenez George (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 1221 Wash-
ington
Belento Angelo, steamboatman, r. 435 Green
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., Steimke & Co. agents, 2768
Octavia
Belfile Peter, packer, r. 1411 Stockton
Belfrage John G., watchman, r. 424 Tehama
Beljier John, pipemaker, r. 418 First
Belgian Mutual Relief Society, rooms 730 Montgom-
ery
Belgruno F. N. (Ginocchlo & Belgrano) r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Belim Anna Miss, r. 627 Larkin
Beling Herman, r. 408 Duncan
Bellnge Felix A. A., physician, r. 1506 Pacific Av
Beltnap David P. (Winans & Belknap) attorney at
1.-4W, r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Bell A. F., assistant auctioneer Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 2611 Sacramento
Bell A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 426 O'Farrell
Bell Albert W., clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
1037 M Market
Bell Alexander, seaman, r. 333 Tehama
Bell Alexander G., traveling salesman Leak Glove
Mufg Co.
Bell Alexander L., engineer, r. W s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
Bell Andrew J., with Whittier. Fuller & Co., r. 1102
Howard
Bell .\rihur F. L., mechanical engineer S. F. Tool
Co., r. 610 Geary
Bell Austin W., cook stmr Bay Citv, r. Alameda
Bell li. njamin C, millwright S. F. Tool Co., r. 11 De-
lioue
Beli Burleigh C, druggist, SE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Bell Carrie Mrs., lodgings, 704^ Mission
Bell Charles, butcher and stoker Engine No. 4, r. 144
Second
Bell Charles, carpenter, r. 2105 Mason
Bell Charles H.. clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 2611
Sacramento
Bell Conrad M., millwright, r. 11 Dehone
Bell Daniel P., bookkeeper Sachs Bros. .S: Co., r. 1410^
Geary
Bell David B., watchman, r. 519 Jessie
Bell David B., machinist George E. Hovt, r. 519 Jessie
Bell Edwin C. butcher, r. 1.513 Lyon
Jj-ULLl ijLli W I mannfactiirer and
dealer ciifars and tobacco, 116 Sixtli, r.
431 O'Farreir
Bell Emma Mrs., proptr Bernal Villa, 413 Bartlett
I Bell Francis v., attorney at law, 426 California,
r. 1301 Laguna
Bell p-rank. engineer Cal. St. RR.,«r. 34 Austin
Bell Frank C. (Farrell & Bell) 638 Market
Bell George, carpenter, r. 1224!^ Folsom
Bell George, scenic artist, r. 1418 Jackson
Bell George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bell Gus, messman stmr Eastern Oregon
Bell Harry, musician, r. 704!^ Mission
Bell Harry C. bicycle repairer, r. 026 Seventeenth
Bell Henry, molder Pac. Iron Works
Bell Henry, master mariner, r. 1513 Lyon
Bell Henry R., physician, 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 300
Hayes
Bell Henry S., waiter, r. 419 Clementina
Bell Horace, pilot stmr Gold, r. Petaluma
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CHDRCHES.LOD&ES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Bell Horton H. Mrs., r. 620 Folsom
Bell I. Mrs., dress and clo.ikmaking, 1224 Folsom
Bell Jacob, barber, r. 229 Sixth
Bell James, clerk, r. 594 Stevenson
Bell James E. (Catton, Bell & Co.) r. Saucelito
Bell John, baker, r. 1321 M Stockton
Bell John, carpenter, r. 6 Cedar
Bell John, carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
Bell John, with Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2421 Greenwich
Bell John, laborer, r. 510 Taylor
Bell John, mining, r. 2 Grove
Bell John, teamster, r. cor Stanvan and Frederick
Bell John B., barber, 1244 Folsom, r. 412 Shotwell
Bell Ji.hn J., boltmaker. r. 209 Clara
Bell John J., ship builder, r. 519 Jessie
Bell John K., outside watch U. S. Mint, r. 724 Stev-
enson
Bell John P., attorney at law, 42t) Montgomery
Bell John R. Jr., bartender J. B. Yeomans, r. 265
Jessie
Bell John T., carpenter, r. 2105 Mason
Bell Joseph A., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 421
Folsom
Bell Joseph P., boilermaker, r. 505 Mission
Bell Joseph P., eUHiueer, r. 519 Mission
Bell Joseph V., wharfinger Jackson Street Wharf, r.
1416 Vallejo
Bell Lucy J., dressmaker, r. 102 Natoma
Bell Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 120 Seventh
Bell Margaret R., widow, r. 12 liausch
Bell Mary, dressmaker, r. 412 Shotwell
Bell Mary, widow, r. SE cor Minnesota and Butte
Bell Mary Mrs., r. 326 Jessie
Bell Marv R., widow, r. 2421 Greenwich
Bell M H., carpenter, r. 16 EUis
Bell Montfort W., real estate agent, 624 Market r.
620 McAllister
Bell Newton M., secretary Harmony Borax Mining
Co., 121 Market, r. 706 Taylor
Bell Otto, roofer, r. 430 Stevenson
Bell Peter, painter, r. 818 Jessie, rear
Bell R. B., mail collector, r. 1607 Folsom
Bell Remington S., teamster, r. 11 Dehone
Bell Robert, r. 410 Waller
Bell Robert A., laborer, r. 410 Waller
Bell Thomas (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 1661 Octavia
Bell Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Bell Thomas, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 10 Clinton
Bell Thomas & Co. (Thomas Bell and George
Staacke) commission merchants, 426 CaUfomia
Bell Thomas J., seaman, r. 521 First
Bell William, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Bell William, r. 82 Jessie
Bell William, blacksmith, r. 1102 Howard
Bell William, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.
Bell William, cook, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Bell William, joiner Jason Springer A: Co., r. 102 Na-
toma
Bell William, shipjoiner, r. SE cor Minnesota and
Butte
Bell William painter, r. 1324 Mission
Bell William, teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. 8 Cook
Bell William, waiter, r. 423 Dupont
Bell William D., compositor, r. 9 Medau PI
Bell William H., r. 337 Clementina
Bell William H. P., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 2611 Sacramento
Bell William T., carpenter, r. 2105 Mason
Bell William T., resident physician City and
County Hospital
Bell W. Lewis, draftsman Dow Steam Pump Works
Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) A. Hal-
sev secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Bella Union Theater, 805 Kearny
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bolliih J. 1)., salosuiau Keano Bros., r. 314 Phelan
liUlK
Bellaiulo John, teamster, r. 918 Montgomery
Bell Isle Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Bellegardo Pasquale (Clavero & Bellegarde) r. 820
Broadway
Bellemere Anna B., widow, r. 27 Moss
BoUermann Emll, assistant cashier Pacific Bank, r.
Oakland
Bellersbeim George J., insurance agent, 421 Califor-
nia, r. 813 Sutter
Bellett August, cook, r. 605 Broadway
Bellew Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 122 Olive
Av
0^ Bellew. See Bellue
Bellezer Franz (Ohlemutz & Bellezer) r. 1518 Dupont
Belli Angelo, bartender F. Arata & Co., r. 5 Lafayette
PI
Belli Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Belli M. & Co. (Mansueto Belli) hay and grain, 11-13
Broadway
Belli Mansueto (M. Belli & Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Bellies John, knife cleaner Handy & Gray
Belliner Benjamin, clerk A. Schwartz, r. 611 Cali-
fornia
Bellingall Peter W., Custom House broker, 508 Bat-
tery, r. Oakland
Bellinger Frank, carpenter, r. 1458 Minna
Bellingham Bay and British Columbia RR. Co., Pierre
B. Cornwall president, 450 Main
Bellingham Edward, shoemaker, r. 1723 J^ Jones
Bellingham James, r. 1723 J^ Jones
Bellingham Albert, shoemaker, r. 17233^ Jones
Bellings Thomas, r. 411 Sansome
Bellini Antonio, umbrellamaker, 220 O'Farrell, r.NW
cor Pine and Dupont
Bellis John, porter, r. 60 Annie
Bellisle Delfes, r. 163 Tehama
Bellisle Francis M., master carbuilder S, P. Co., r.
2614 Bryant
Bellisle Moses, carpenter, r. 163 Tehama
Bellisle Philibert, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 429 Minna
Bellman Bella Miss, stenographer Getz Bros. & Co.,
r. 905 Twenty-third
BeLJman Joseph, milker Joseph Regli, r. W s Mission
Road opp Excelsior Homestead
Bellman Robert, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Bellman Vincent, r. 905 Twent.ythird
Bellman Vincent Jr., bookkeeper, r. 905 Twenty-
third
Bellman W., bartender, r. 423 Dupont
Bellmer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1135}^ Har-
rison
Bellmer Harry P., waiter, r. 536 Second
Bellmer Louis, clerk F. Bellmer, r. 1135.M Harrison
Bello Joseph S., cigars and tobacco, 117 Jackson, r. 9
Oregon
Bello Vincent, real estate, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc & Co.) r. Paris, France
dLLLUU & (jUi (Hippolyte Belloc)
bankers (Paris, 78 Rue tie Conrcelles)
534: Montgomery
Bellocq Francis Mrs., liquor saloon 2929 Geary
Bellocq Pascal (Menjou & Bellocq) r. Woolsey nr
Hamilton, V. M. T.
Belloff Jacob, laborer, r, 637 Broadway
Belloir Peter, conductor S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Belloni Giacomo mnfr plaster decoratious,r.4 Salmon,
rear
Bellow John, r. 19 Prescott
Bellrude Jacob M., poultry, BE cor Precita PI and
Washington Av, B. H.
Bellstedt John, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 18
Decatur
BoUstciit .lolin Jr., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
18 Decatur
lUllHlidl Thcodoro, with Dow Steam Pumu Works
lielliic Augustc 1'., bartender J. F. Pluniel, r. 10 John
Belluu John, baker, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Hijliu' Peter, liquor saloon, 32 Seventh
var liellue. S.e Bellew
Belni(a- John H. C, books and stationery, 430 Third
Belmont OuHtnve, liackman, NE cor Sutter and
K(^arny. r. UH Eddy
Itulinont Hotel TI»o, Ed Stoetzer proprietor, NE
cor Fifth and Branuan
Bolinor Gi'orjfc E. , boilermakcr, 208-210 Mission,
r. 157 Second
Bolmour L')uiH, actor, r. 64(i Minna
Belney Louis, clerk C. M. Foster k Co., r. 240 Sutter
Belnez Eliza, widow, r. 1221 Washington
Belnez George, fruits, r. 1221 Washington
Belodo James, harnessmaker C. D. Ladd, r. 827 Pine
Belous Joseph, painter William J. Walsh, r. 700
Broadway
Belser Julius, bricklayer, r. 515 Page
Belshaw Mortimer W., manager Empire Coal Mine
and Railroad, office 402 Front, r. 1626 Jackson
Belt Alfred M., assistant manager Grangers' Busi-
ness Assn, r. Alameda
Belt Lloyd T., bookkeeper, r. 318 Turk<
Belt T. W. Mrs., widow, r. 408 Hyde
Belting Henry, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Beltman Gustave, bookkeeper, r. 1355 Post
Belton Philip M , clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 2627
Harrison
Belton Pb^lip W., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r.
2627 Harrison
Belus Frederick A., cigar mnfr and retail dealer, 24
Steuart
Belvidere House, 536 Third
Belville Eli, broommaker G. F. Mackenzie, r. 629
Broadway
Belz Henry 0., lodgings, 704 J<J Mission
Belz John, tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Bema Anton J., cigarmaker Louis Wertbeimer & Co.,
r. 116 Prospect PI
Beman Archie, glass stainer John Mallon, r. Berkeley
Bemba Emil, saddlemaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. 1210
Kearny
Bemensperger Ulrich, foreman brewer John Wieland
Brewing Co., r. 550 Folsom
Beinis Cliarles C, real estate, 435 California, r.
419 Bryant
Bemmerer August, cutler, 422 Commercial,^ r. 1507
Leavenworth
Bemus W. P., scalebuilder Fairbanks & Hutchinson
Benard Auf;uste P., wholesale and retail liquors,
KE cor Fifth and Howard, r. 841 Howard
Benard Edward C, r. 1710 Octavia
Benard Frederlcka, widow, stationery, 704 Valencia
Benas O. H , bartender, r. 225 Pacific
Beuassini Aurelio, tailor Felice Ghio, r. 12 Prescott
Benassini Luigi, shoemaker R. Allegrini, r. 12 Prescott
Benassiui Natale, tailor Felice Ghio,r. 12 Prescott
Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r.
1836 Powell
Benbow David, pamter Thomas Downing, r. 2309
Larkin
Bench August J., teamster, r. SE cor El Dorado and
Utah
Benchley Leonidas B., general manager Pacific
Rolling Mill Co., and president California Horse
Shoe Co., 202 Market, r. 2516 Pacific Av
Benchley William B., salesman, r. Ill Olive Av
Benda Isaac, peddler, r. 10 J^ Hairiet
Bendegard G. Morton, master schr Wing and Wing,
office 48 MarUet, r. 1731 Jessie
Bendel Herman (Tlllmann & Bendel) r. cor Third
and Alice, Oakland
Bendel Louis, groceries, 1601 Turk, r. 1609 Turk
Bender Albert M., clerk Wm. H. Bremer, r. 1228 Post
TI5CE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
OEIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486,
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manas
THE BftNCROFT COMPANY
•Z2X
MARKET ST.
THE LEADING
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
BEN
219
BEN
Bender Brothers (William A. and George L.) wood
dealers, Third St. Wharf
Bender Charles., capitalist, r. 1602 Washington
Bender Charles H., shoemaker, r. 711 Howard
Bender Christian, tanner Chatelet & Onen, r. San
Bruno Road nr Channel
Bender Edward, machinist, r. 1057 3« Folsom
Bender Frank, r. 3a7 Shipley
Bender Frank, butcher stmr Colima
Bender Frank, molder George H. Mixer, r. 139 Clara
Bender George L. (Bender Bros.) r. 317 Oak
Bender Henry, machinist Fulton Ironworks, r. 105734
Folsom
Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard
Bender Jacob A., contractor, r. 317 Oak
Bender Jerome, molder, r. 106 Tehama
Bender Joseph, cook Alms House
Bender Joseph, machinist, r. 1037 J^ Folsom
Bender Josiah D., collarmaker Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 13 John
Bender Josiah P., bricklayer, r. 421 Twenty-ninth
Bender Maximilian F., teacher language and drawing,
37 Post, rooms 11-12, r. 1223 Washington
Bender Noah W. (Schlesinger & Bender) r. 627 EUlB
Bender Phili^r. 863 J4 Market
Bender Sarah E. Miss, artist, 120 Sutter, room 40, r.
317 Oak
Bender Thomas L., steward Hose No. 5, r. 13 Jj Oak
Bender William A. (Bender Bros.) r. 317 Oak
Bendewald Louis, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 608 Locust Av
Bendit Herman, bookkeeper Samuel Bendit, r. 17
Hyde
Bendit Pauline Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 17 Hyde
Bendit Samuel, auctioneer, 636-538 California, r. 17
Hyde
Bendix Joseph, cutter Solomon A. Kusel, r. 524 Eigh-
teenth
Bendixen Christian, cutter Joseph Bros., r. Oakland
Bendixen John, clerk John C. Schmidt, r. 427 East
Bendrick Vincent, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 14
De Bnom
Bendt 'William, wines and liquors, 8 Olay, r. 6
Clay
Benecke D. M. I. Mrs., fancy goods, 1017 Baker
Benedettl Anibelle, cook. r. 1020 Montgomery
Benedetti John, salesman Alfred Langdale, r. 810 Pa-
cific
Benedetti Louis, bootblack Angelo Arata, r. 12 Union
PI
Benedetti Louis, shipping clerk Fontana & Co., r.
810 Pacific
Benedict Alfred W., bookkeeper Leak Glove Mnfg
Co., r. 1037 ;< Market
Benedict Brothers (Charles E. and James S.) dairy.
Nineteenth Av iDet L and M
Benedict Charles E. (Benedict Bros.) r. Nineteenth
Av bet L and M
Benedict Courtland S. (Mann & Benedict) SW cor
Montgomery and Sutter
Benedict Frank F., carriage trimmer, r. 20 South
Park
Benedict Henry G., statistical clerk U. S. Mint, r.
10(; Haight
Benedict James S. (Benedict Bros.) r. Nineteenth Av
bet L and M
Benedict Jean B., r. 317 Jones
Benedict W. E., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 1707 Octavia
Beneke Carl F., waiter, r. 210 Fifth
Beueke H, laborer Am. Sugar Refinerv, r. 15 Thir-
tieth
Beneke Louis, clerk W. W. Drumm, r. 407 O'Farrell
Benenald Antone (Bookmann & Benenald) r. 1012
Kearny
Benenata Frank, barber, r. 15 Dunn Alley
Beneshine Catharine Mrs., r. 29 Clara
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made -with Hotels for
CARPETS, LUCE CURTAINS,
WIEOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Benetich Peter, cook John M. Russell
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, W. C. Dud-
ley secretary, Alcazar Bldg
Benfielt Conrad, master mariner, r. N s Hale nr Mer-
rill
Benges Mrs., widow, r. 2219 Powell
Bengston Alexander, coppersmith, r. 3J4 Clyde
Bengston Charles, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
BengtsBon Nils E., restaurant, 629 Sacramento
Bengtsson Sven, gripman Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott
Benham A. M., manager piano dept The Bancroft
Co., r. Oakland
Benham Arthur F., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 1855
Mission
Benhayon Jacob, traveling salesman Braunschweiger
& Co., r. 501 Geary
Benich Martin, laborer, r. 715 Davis
Benicia Agricultural AVorks (Benicla, Cal.)
Baker & Hamilton proprietors, office NW' cor Pine
and Davis
Benicia Tannery, Eullman, Salz & Co. proprie-
tors, office 106 Battery
Benlcke Herman, lab .rer. r. 15 Thirtieth
Benicke Louis, bartender, r. 407 O'Farrell
Bening August, clerk, r. 1114 Webster
Bening Frederick, shoecutter, r. 1114 Webster
Bening George F., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1114
Webster
Bening George F. Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 1114
Webster
Bening William, teamster, r. 1114 Webster
8^ Bening. See Benninjr
Benitz J., r. 421 Bush
Benltzky Jakob, watchmaker, 9 Geary
Beniveau Joseph, freight clerk, r. 9)^ Morrel PI
Ben.iamin r. 331 O'Farrell
Benjamin Abraliam F., manager Davis Bros.,
419 Kearny, r. 2712 Pine
Benjamin Alexander E., clerk Lalng & Ruggles, r. 721
Eddy
Benjamin Alfred, clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Charles E, salesman Crane, Hastings &
Co., r. 1817 Howard
Benjamin Charles F., clerk, r. 509 Filbert
Benjamin Daniel, salesman, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin David, clerk, r. M'J Filbert
Benjamin Edward J., cashier M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,
and secretary Hana Plantation Co., 124 California,
r. The Baldwin
Benjamin Elias, agent, r. 609 Filbert
Benjamin Frederick A., stock broker, r. 1309 Webster
Benjamin Isaac, clerk, r. 509 Filbert
Benjamin Jacob, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Jacob H., astrologlst, r. 5 Stockton
Benjamin Joseph, cook Palace Hotel
Benjamin Levi M., policeman, r. 125 Hartford
Benjamin Moses H., collector State Board Harbor
Commissioners, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Nathan M. (Benjamin & Co.) r. 220 Leaven-
worth
Benjamin Philip L., attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms
15-21, r. Oakland
Benjamin Philip S., electrician Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Rose Mrs., clothing and jewelry, 510 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 509 Filbert
Benjamin Samuel, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Benjamin Samuel, clerk, r. 509 Filbert
Benjamin Sarah G. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1922 Stev-
enson
Benjamin Thaddeus S.. clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 202 Townsend
Benjamin Thomas, laborer, r. Marquesas nr Railroad
Av
Benjamin Wallace A., clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin & Co. (Nathan M. Benjamin) dairy pro-
duce, 202 Turk
Benjes H., butcher John J. Mahlstedt, r. 409 Folsom
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Zenker GeorKo J. (lUcliter& Beuker) r. 2010 Powell
Benkert Robert, show caseiiiakfT Burusteiu & Co., r.
NW COT Folsoin ami Sixteenth
Beiikmaun Gustav, ehoeniakor, r. 240 H Ninth
Benu James, driver Matthew Nunan, r. 204 Twenty-
lirst
Beun John S., artificial fly and fishing tackle mnfr,
822 Folaom
Bennede Jean (Beunede & Dulac) r. 736 Pacific
Benuede *: Dulnc (Jean Benuedo and Jean Dulac)
proptrs Lafayette HouBe, 736 Pacific
Benner Emerson O., teamster, r. 722 Lombard
Benner Felix D., pressman, r. 164 Silver
Benner Frederick M., melter U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Benner Harry, clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Beniiet Tltonuis, general superintendent Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of California, 418 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Bennett Albert A., architect, 45-46 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 2323 California
Bennett Albert W., fireman, r. AV s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Bennett Alfred, painter, r. 454 Sixth
Bennett Alfred B., bookkeeper John Wigmore & Son,
r. 134 Haight
Bennett Alfred E., foreman sash, door and blind dept
S. F. Planing Mill, r. Oakland
Bennett Anthony J., clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 72 Te-
hama
Bennett Bernard, conductor Market St. ER., r. 217
Broderick
Bennett Brothers (Henry C. and Charles A.) hard-
ware 31 Sixth and 403 Hayes
Bennett Buel B., tanner Stein Bros., r. Ns Twenty-
sixth bet Church and Dolores
Bennett Carrie, widow, r. 900 Shotwell
Bennett Ontherine, widow, r. 307 Hayes
Bennett Charles, barber Charles Laubenheimer, r.
215 Kearny
Bennett Charles, expressman, cor Eddy and Taylor, r.
1125 York, rear
Bennett Charles, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1918
Mason ,
Bennett Charles A. (Bennett Bros. )r. 23 Elgin ParkAv
Bennett Charles D., cashier Joseph B. Dyer, r. Oak-
land
Bennett Charles E., traveling salesman P. Toplitz &
Co., r. 621 Post
Bennett Charles G., tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Potomac
Bennett Charles H., expressman, 515 Market, r. 1309
Lyon
Bennett Charles H., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 351 First
Bennett Charles H., springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. 6343^ Linden Av
Bennett Charles I., clerk Broadway Wharf No. 2, r. 14
Turk
Bennett Charles R., secretary Cal. Soc. for the Sup-
pression of Vice, 604 Merchant, room 14
Bennett Charles S.. gripman Market St. KR., r. 1708
Turk
Bennett Clement, stenographer, 434 California, r. 928
Fillmore
Bennett C. W., compositor Examiner, r. 235 Kearny
Bennett D., laborer, Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 407 Pa-
cific
Bennett Daniel, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bennett Daniel L. (Thomas J. French & Co.) r. 2237Jfi
Mission
Bennett Demetri, cigars and tobacco, 19 Vallejo
Bennett Edward, butcher Crossley & Klatt r. 1604
Bush
Bennett Edward, waiter, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Bennett Edward O., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. Ala-
meda
Bennett Edwin, shoemaker, r. 6 Gerke Alley
Bennett Edwin D., with West Coast Furniture Co., r.
631 Webster
Bcmictt Edwin S., poolseller, r. 510 Powell
Ucimott li;iizai)eth, widow, r. 327 Capp
J3eniicft Ella Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
.t S,.i,, r. 351 First
Bennett Klliii, widow, r. 640 Howard
Bciinitt Fannie, widow, r. 730 Shotwell
lieiinett Frances, widow, r. 126 LanKtou
Bennett Frank T., major 2d Cavalry, U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Bennett Frederick H., liquor saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett Frederick Y., clerk deliviry dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1012 Twenty-first
Bennett George (Bennett & Co.) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett George, salesman Bennett Bros., r. Alameda
Bennett George W., department manager Levi Strauss
& Co., r. Alameda
Bennett George W., musician, r. 569 M Minna
Bennett George W., policeman, r. E s Tennessee bet
Nevada and Sierra
Bennett Gordon, engineer, r. 10 South Park
Bennett Harold E., compositor Evening Post, r. NE
cor Point Lobos and Twenty-second Avs
Bennett Harry, carpenter, r. 126 Langton
Bennett Harry, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Bennett Hattie A. Miss, r. 112 Dcvisad^o
Bennett Henrietta Mrs., teacher music, r. 1324 How-
ard
Bennett Henry, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling & Sons,
r. HHoif Av
Bennett Henry, longshoreman, r, 240 Greenwich,
rear
Bennett Henry C. (Bennett Brothers) r. 517 Fulton
Bennett Isaac Mrs., r. 571 Minna
Ben-nett James, blacksmith, r. 24 Turk
Bennett James, master mariner, r. 1063 Mission
Bennett James G., engineer S. Lachman & Co., r. 23 J^
Zoe
Bennett James H., master mariner, r. 204 Fourteenth
Fourteenth
Bennett James W., salesman Porter Bros. & Co., r
Pleasant
Bennett Jesse M., conductor N. B. and M. RR.
Bennett J. Miles, teacher music, r. 713 O'Farrell
Bennett John, r. 718^ Grove
Bennett John, carpenter, r. 1035 Minna
Bennett John, carpenter, r. 2511 Post
Bennett John, cook, r. 425 Bush
Bennett John, galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r. 811 J«S
Filbert
Bennett John R. (Bennett & Co.) r. Nordhoff, Ventura
Co.
Bennett Joseph E., galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r,
1918 Mason
Bennett Joseph F., timekeeper, r. 31 Boardman PI
Bennett Lizzie J. Mrs., medium, r. 1031 Market
Bennett Louise, widow, r. 8 Welsh
Bennett Mary Miss, clerk Elder Bros., r. 307 Hayes
Bennett Mary, widow, r. 631 Webster
Bennett Mary A. Mrs., proptr South Park Laundry,
555 Bryant
Bennet Maurice, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett Patrick J., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 720 Oc
■ tavia
Bennett Philip T. (Bennett & Co.) r. 1206 Stockton
Bennett R. K. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Jones
Bennett Reuben D., driver, r. 8 Welsh
Bennett Richard, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Bennett R. T. Mrs., furnished roomg. 444)^ Third
Bennett J. K., r. 316 Turk
Bennett S., rancher, r. American Exchange Hotel
Bennett Samuel, guard Folsom Prison, r. 1336 Paciflic
Bennett Samuel, painter, r. 571 Minna
Beumtt Sanford, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan &
Havden Co., r. Alameda
Bennett S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Ellis
Bennett Stephen, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 906
Filbert
Bennett Thomas, physician, 716 Pine
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LARGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRIO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St
ARPIID HARASZTHY & CQ.UsBS,?.,,.
Producers of tfce only
XATURAL CHAMPAGNE.
BEN
221
BEN
Bennett William, blacksmith, r. W e Railroad Av bet
Dominica and Manitoba
Bennett William, driver, r. 1506 Buchanan
BenDett William, fireman, r. 2511 Po8t
Bennett William, physician, 1324 Howard
Bennett William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bennett William Jr., watchmaker, r. 1324 Howard .
Bennett William H., laundryman, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett & Co. (John R. and George ^Bennett) dairy
produce, 35-36 California Market
Bennett & Co. (Philip T. Bennett and Timothy
O'Brien) fish and oysters, 57-59 Centre Market
1^" Bennett. See Bennet
Benney William, waiter, r. 521 Stevenson
Benning Anton, groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma
Benning George, clerk, r. 415 Fourth
Benning Herman, engineer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 230
Duncan
Benning William, stove mounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 8 Drnry Lane
t^" Bennlug. See Bening
Beunier Robert, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Benninghoven August, laborer, r. 27 Ransch, rear
Benningboven Otto, laborer, r. 27 Rausch, rear
Beuningson Jens, seaman, r. Noi th Pacific Hotel
Beunlnk Adrian W., compositor H. S. Crocker it Co.,
r. 1004 }<i McAllister
Bennison Andrew B., salesman Yates & Hunter, r.
Oakland
Bennison Georire E., Deputy II. S. Shipping
Commissioner, P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. Oakland
Benny John, solicitor Evening Post, r. 48 Oak
Benoist William B., compositor Examiner, r. 1010 }4
Leavenwoith
Benoit Amedee J., compositor Call, r. 16 Mont-
gomery Av
Bense John, r. Ill Morris Av
Bensen Conrad, r. 1505^ Buchanan
Beusen Harry, teaman, r 123 Jackson
Bensen Henry, groceries and liquors, 770 Bryant
Bensen O., helper Abuer Doble, r. 127 Second
Bensen Paul, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Bensen Robert, senmau, r. North Pacific Hotel
tSt" Benson. See Benson
Bensenhofer David, baker, r. 634 Grove
Benson Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Benson Andrew, stevedore, r. 3 Pringle Court
Benson Andrew S., cook, r. 41 Vallejo
Benaon Ann, widow, r. 31 Rausch, rear
Benson Annie, coffee saloon, 305 O'Farrell
Benson Aunie E. Miss, teach<r Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 2710 Howard
Benson B. P. M. , secretary Boca Brewing Co., S b
Berry iir Fifth, r. lolu Mission
.Benson Building, O. Livermore agent, NE cor Pine
J and I.eidtsdorff
Benson Edith Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Rausch, rear
B enson Elizabeth, widow, r. 8 Precits Av
Bi .'nson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Rausch.rear
Be.nson Elof, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Befoson Emanuel, dealer dairy produce, r. 1135
Treat Av
Ber,i8on Ernest, r. 14253^ Hayes
Ben son Frederick, mechanic, r. 512 Howard
Ben^son George, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 706
*Tan Ness Av
Beni son George, machinist, r.411 East
Bent 'on George A., clerk Travelers' Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Bens on George W., oiler stmr Mariposa
Bensipn Henry, baker, r. Java nr Platte
Ben8(i>n Henry, furniture dealer, r 613 Valencia
Benso^n Henry C. Rev., pastor Kentucky Street M. E.
CI lurch, r. W s Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Bensou James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings Bank,
20 .Montgomery, r. 2710 Howard
Benson,' James E. R., pressman P. E, Dougherty & Co.,
r. 2,10 Howard
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
s. f: " examiner."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GIRCULAJION ! MOST ADVERTISEIENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Benson Johanna, widow, groceries, 51 Brady
Benson John, capitalist, r. 603 Stockton
Benson John, machinist, r. 1527 Clay, rear
Benson John A., surveyor and civil engineer, r. 1425 J<5
Hayes
Benson Louisa, widow, r. 1402 Leavenworth
Benson Lucy, widow, r. 411 Powell
Benson Martin J., laborer, r. 1517 Polk
Benson Ole, shipcarpenter, r. 135?-4 Perry
Benson Richard, master mariner, r. 1610 Jones
Benson S., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
Benson Samuel H., boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 37 Hoff
Av
Benson Simon J., cutter, r. 935 Market
Benson S. J. Mrs., cloaks and suits, 935 Market,
rooms 4-6
Benson Thomas, longshoreman, r. 3 Pringle Court
Bensou Thomas, waiter, r. 34 Secund
Benson Walter, seaman stmr Alameda
Benson William H., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 37 Hoff
Av
Benson William H., painter, r. 613 Valencia
d^ Benson. See Bensen
Bent Byron D., clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
311 Taylor
Bent Charles, cook, r. 65 Natoma
Bent Edward F., accountant Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. 711 Jones
Bent Frank A., barber and cigars, 1403 Polk, r. 1321
Larkin
Bent Frederick N., clerk, r. 2600 Mission
Bent James R., r. 1206 Market
Bent John T., bookkeeper Mission Rock Warehouse,
r. 528 Golden Gate Av
Bent Silas E., carriagemaker Carville Mnfg. Co., r.
26 Turk
Bent Stephen, rigger, r. W B Iowa bet Solano and
Mariposa
Bent Wilson D. Jr., printer, r. 325 Ellis
10- Bent. See Bendt
Benter John H.. weaver Louis Fromm. r. Oakland
Benter John O., weaver Goldstein Bros., r. Berkeley
Bentfeld George, cook German Hospital, r. 108 Noe
Benthack H., fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 427
Broadway
Bentham Henry, liquor saloon, 036 Fourth, r. 25 AI-
varado
Benthien Henry E., clerk, r. 1816 Dupont
Benfhieu M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Dupont
Bentle George, porter H. Liebes & Co., r. 1 Mint Av
Bentley Frank S., mail clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
Bentley Horatio M., journalist, 414 Clay
Bentley John, laborer, r. 8 Rose Av
Benton Albert, waiter, r. 124 Turk
Benton Charles J., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Benton Charles L. (C. L. Benton & Co.) r. 1902 De-
visadero
Benton C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Benton) poultry, 66-
67 California Market
Benton Mary R. Mrs., janitress Haight Primary
School, r. NW cor Twentv-fifth and Howard
Benton Consolidated Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) V. B.
Allen secretary, 330 Pine room 16
Benton William, r. 113 Morris Av
Bentz Nathan, salesman George T. Marsh & Co., r.
317 Eddy
Bentzinger Louis, baker, r. 734 Montgomery
Benussi L. & Co. (Louis Benussi) commission mer-
chants, 204 Washington
Benussi Louis (L. Benussi & Co.) r. 325 Chestnut
Benvenuti Germano. salesman, r. 902 Filbert
Benyanrd William B. B., major Engineer
Corps U. S A., river and harbor improvements,
office 533 Kearny, room 16, r. Union Club
Benz Gottlieb, shoemaker, r. 428 Broadway
Benz John C, liquor saloon, 526J6 Sansome, r. 535
Greenwich
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A>«l-:l,ES. CAIi.
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]>iit> u|> twr UiiM Market.
BEN
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
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Beuz JdBeph, cabinetmaker Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.
•_>ii Kisslitig
nonzer Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Benzinger Richard, druggist, r. SW cor Geary and
Larkiu
Benzon August F., with Trubenbach & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bepkr Frederick D. (Kutner, Beoler & Co.) r. 213
Harrison
Beppler Charles, teamster, r. 515 Onion
Beppler Johu, r. 515 Union
Beppler William, bottler Bavaria Brewery, r. SE cor
Montgomery Av and Chestnut
Bepson Edward, compositor, r. 410 Eddy
Bequette Julieu, student, r. 3J4 Monroe
Beran Adolph, shoemaker, 1901 M Mission
; Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 798 Van Ness Av
Berau Frank, shoemaker, r. 1004 Pacific
] Beran John J., mail clerk Demokrat. r. 2307 Post
! Berard Alfred, bartender Edward Berard, r. Oakland
j Berard Edward, liquor saloon, 125 Powell, r. 332
Ellis
I Beratta Mary, liquor saloon, 437 Broadway
Beratti Emily Mrs., r. 919 Jackson, rear
Bt^randit^re Frank, groceries and liquors, 814 Howard
Berber W. H., furnished rooms, 783 M Market
I Berberich August, baker, r. 4 Fella PI
I Berck Julius, stock clerk Hart & Brandenstein, r. 459
Tehama
' Bercowitz Simon, boots, shoes and clothing, B41 and
i 534 Pacific, r. 534 Pacific
i Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 2830 Howard
Berdan Mary Miss, r. Abbotsford House
Berdan Xelson L., civil engineer, r. 575 Minna
j Berdous Bernard, cellarman Somali & Ladagnous
I Berel Jacob, sexton and collector, r. 717 M Vallejo
J Berel Samuel, driver, r. 217 3^ Tehama
1 Berenato Frank, barber, 323 Pacific, r. 1114 Kearny
Berendes C. J., liquor saloon, 108 Jackson
Berendson Julius, salesman E. Reinhold & Co., r. 1001
Twentieth
Berens Ernst E., instrument maker John Eoach, r. 52
Second
B^" Berens. See Behrens
Beresford Henry, compositor Bulletin, r. 910 Filbert
BEEESFORD HOTEL
"William Cliamlierlin proprietor, NW
cor Stockton and Bush
Beresford Johu, steward Euss House
Beresford Matlhew W.. r. 279 Jessie
Beretta A. & Co. (Angelo Beretta and John Bulotte)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and Steiner
Beretta Angelo (A. Beretta & Co.) and post trader
Presidio, r. Presidio
Beretta Giovanni, laborer, r. 521 Vallejo
Beretta James, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Beretta John, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth bet Hart-
ford and Castro
Beretta Sylvio, clerk L'Elvezia, r. 516 Pacific
Beretta W., laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Berg , r. 916 Howard
Berg Albert, cabinetmaker Joseph T. Terry & Co.
Berg Caroline, widow, r. 419 Grove
Berg Charles, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 419
Grove
Berg Charles, surgical instrument maker William
Hatteroth
Berg Edward, molder, r. 20 Mission Av
Berg Ernest, cook James Christsen
Berg Errick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Berg F. R,, bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. 611 Tay-
lor
Berg Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Berg George A., clerk Gutte * Frank, r. 611 Taylor
Berg George C, speculator, r. 17 Treat Av
Berg Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Berg J. H., r. 1627 Polk
Berg Minna, widow, r. 710 Bush
Birg Pctir A., molder, r. 1010 Pacific
Berg Kapbael, barber, 306 )<s Grant Av, r. 513 Dupont
Berg UiiHunia, painter 8. P. Co., r. 309 Santa Olara
Berg Thomas H., Beamau, r. 409 Greenwich
Berg William (William Berg & Co.) r. 418 Post
BergWm.&Co. (William Berg) grain commission
merchants and brokers, 60 Merchants' Exchange
tST Berg. See Berge and Bergh
Bergandal C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Berge Alexander J., salesman East & Co., r. 1221
Guerrero
Berge Otis H., lithographer Galloway Litho Co., r.
1119 Montgomery
Berge R. O., assistant lighthouse keeper South Far-
rallone Island
Berglesen Chris, seaman, r. 742 Fourth
Bergen Adrian (Trobock & Bergen) r. 1212 Jackson
Bergen Alexander, bookkeeper Trobock & Bergen, r.
1213 Jackson
Bergen Arthur, dishwasher, r. 308 Minna
Bergen F., porter Gruen & Zinkand
Bergen James, machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r. 220
Third
Bergen Joseph, bartender Cremorne Theater, r. 865 J^
Market
1^" Bergen. See Bergin and Burgin
Bergensen S. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bergeot Edward, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r.
Oak "jud
Berger Arnold, blacksmith, r. 18 First
Berger C, helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Berger Casper, laborer, r. 523 Seventh, rear
Berger Christian G. (H. H. Berger « Co.) r. 1715 Bu-
chanan
Berger Christian G., apothecary C. A. Eern. r. 46
Sixth
Berger E., carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Berger E., couductor Sutter St. RE.
Berger Gabriel, r. 4 Hyde
Berger Henry, tanner, r. SE cor Dolores and Twenty-
ninth
Berger Henry H. Mrs. (H. H. Berger & Co.) r. 1715
Buchanan
Berger H. H. & Co. (Christian G. and Mrs. Henry H.
Berger and James Breck) Japanese plants and
seeds, 317 Washington
Berger Isaac, glovecutter, r. 1113 Sutter
Berger J. Rev., r. 23 Potter
Berger John P., liquor saloon, 507 Pine, r. 507 Stock- 1
ton I
Berger M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill ,|
Berger Morris, teacher music, r. 716 O'Farrell j
Berger Moses, glove manufacturer, 506 Market, r. lllSi
Sutter '
B^ Berger. See Burger ,
Bergeret Johu P., glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r. ,9
Hunt
Bergerhofer Charles, bellman Brooklyn Hotel ?■.
Bergerot Jean, teacher French, r. 613 j^ Stockton
Bergesen Severn, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 72;'i;<
Bush )'
Berges Jennie Miss, r. SE cor Sutter and Central £\.y
Berges John, baker Isidor Boudin .'
Berges Nicholas, policeman, r. 428 Fell <1
Berges Peter, r. 1931 Geary
Berges Pierre B. (FrapoUi, Berges & Co.) r. 1900
Webster
aS^ Berges. See Bergez, Burges and Burgess
Bergevin Nelson L., traveling salesman, r. l'J035i
Folsom •
Bergevin Peter, expressman, r. 51 Federal
Bergez John, proptr Bergez's Restaurant, 3J2-334
Pine, r. 1412 Clay
Bergez J. Peter, chief cook John Bergez, r. 141'i Clay
Bergez Peter, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
1008 McAllister
Bergfeld Eobert, builder, r. 1521 Dolores
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST W/ORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
MTIOML Fire Ii. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
MARKET ST.
MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
BEE
223
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Berprli Carrie S. Mrs., r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Bergh Conrad, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 524
Filbert, rear
Bergh Hedley, machlnehand, r. 1211 Folsotn, rear
Bergh P. E., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 410
Kearny
Berghaiiser Margaret, widow, r. 140fi .Jackson
Berghauser J. H., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1406 Jackson
Berghofer Christ, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Berghold Julius, salesman, r. 807 Polk
Berghusen Hans, seaman North Pacific Hotel
Bergin Dennis, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1322
Valencia
Beryin Ellen Miss, r. 2220 Franklin
Bergin James, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bergin John, laborer S. P. Co., r. Santa Clara bet
Kansas and Rhode Island
Bergin Mary T., widow, r. 719 Turk
Bergin MiL-hael, attorney at law, 432 Montgomery,
room 10
Bergin Michael W., groceries, 720 Harrison
Bergin Patrick, restaurant, 114.5 Folsom. r.212 Eighth
Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin) attorney at
law, 38 Nevada Block, r. 2012 Jackson
B^ Bergin. See Bergon and Burgin
Bergk William, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Berglund Andrew, tailor, r. 517 Post, rear
Berglund Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Berglund Hans, ship carpenter, r. 38 Vi Perry
Berglund Matilda L. Mrs., r. 1211 Clay, rear
Berglund Nels (Ahlstrom & Berglund) r. 3 Raphael PI
Bergman George, surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
Bergman George, waiter, r. 51 Third
Bergman Richard, tinsmith Ernest Cook, r. 10 Hollls
Bergmann A., porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 320
Grant \v
Bergmaun Abram (William A. Grade & Co.) r. 1435
O'Farrell
Bergmann C. August, r. 118 Waller
Bergmann Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Bergmann Jacob (Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.) r.
1605 Gough
Bergmaun Nathan J., candvmaker Bothsabild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann Samuel, butcher Derby k Strouse, r. 533
Jessie
Bergner Charles, barber, r. 114 McAllister
Berguer Charles F., r. 114 McAllister
Bergner James C, barber, r. 114 McAllister
Bergold Charles V.. clerk Herman Westerfeld & Co..
r. 7 College PI
Bergsen Charles r. 1000 Chestnut
Bergsen Frank, tentmaker, iv. 1000 Chestnut
Bergson Ole, r. 314 Fulton
Bergson Oscar A., brass works, 313 Ash Av, r. 318H
Fulton
Bergst J. E. L., barber A. Nestel, r. 312 Francisco
Bergstein Sigmund, engineer, r. 1439 Pine
Bergstrom Frederick, tailor, r. 517 Post, rear
Bergstrom Hector, organ builder John Bergstrom, r.
California At bet Esmeralda and Virginia, B. H.
Bergstrom James, organ pipemaker John Bergstrom,
r. California Av bet Esmeralda and Virginia, B.H.
Bergstrom Jenny Mrs., millinery, 314 Montgomery Av
Bergstrom John, church organ builder, W b Mission
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth, r. Califor-
nia Av bet Esmeralda and Virginia, B.H. ,
Bergstrom S. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bergunder Frederick, lumberman, r. 335 FoUoom
Berhoeven Theodore, conductor, r. 8 Ellio\ Park
Berhnipt Louis, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Bering Carrie Miss, teacher Buford Free Kinder-
garten, r. 629 Greenwich
Bering Edward A., r. 629 Greenwich
Bering James E., musician, r. 422 Filbert
Bering John P., salesman Justinian Caire, and super-
intendent Excelsior Wive Works, r. 629 Greenwich
IN THE
kxam:inkr
BRING GREATEST RESULT
#, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Maniifacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mrs. Caroline
Beringer William A., driver Hlrd & Dittmer, r. 2409
Howard
Berio Peter, fisherman, r. 30 Prescott
Beritzhoff Alexander F , bookbinder Bartling, Phil-
lips & Stilwell, r. Alameda
Beritzhoff John A., manager manfg dept The Ban-
croft Co., r. Oakland
Br'itzhoff Martha Miss, millinery, 846 Valencia, r.
609 Shotwell
Berk Morris G., cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine
Berkeley Branch Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington
secretary. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Berkeley Cement Co., I. T. Milliken secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 2
Berkeley D. R., druggist H. G. Steinecke, r. NW cor
Hayes and Laguna
Berkeley Ferry Wharf, E 8 East bet Washington and
Jackson
Berkeley Liu1>ricating Oil Works, A. C.
Dietz A: Co. proprietors, oiBce 9 Front, works
Berkeley
Berkenfeld Robert, conductor, r. 254 Tehama
Berkhout Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 830
Greenwich
Berkhout Peter N., plumber, r. 830 Greenwich
Berkhlom Suren, painter, r. 16 Rondell Pi'
Berkley Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Filbert
Berkley Timothy G., foreman H. Huddleston & Co
Berkley Walter, baker, r. 460 Bryant
Berkowitz R. & E. Misses, ladles' and children's
underwear, 623 V^ Post
BERKSHIRE THE
Blitz proprietor, 711 Jones
Berl Harrv, stock and bond broker, 405 California, r.
:!29 Ellis
Berl William (S. Bear & Co.) r. 329 Ellis
Berlin Frederick A., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-30, r. P05 Hyde
Berlin Rosalia, widow, r. 522 Eddy
Berlin William W., longshoreman, r. 31 Erie
Berliner Aaron, t-aveliug salesman, r. 627 Washington
Berliner Charles, tailor. 611 California
Berliner Charles A., barber, 1005 Howard, r. 27J4
Harriet
Berliner E., musician, r. 120 Post
Berliner H., cashier Davis Bros., r. Nucleus House
Berliner Herman A., merchant, r. 501 Geary
Berliner Isador A., tailor, 627 Washington
Berliner William, barber, r. 627 Washington
BerlingCarl, laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Berman Otto, shirt mnfr. 417 Kearny, room 7, r.
1119 CA^-S ' — ,
Bernvnigham Bridget, widow, r.Tao Eleventh
^erininorliani John, agent CalifornA ^^^ Mex-
ican Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingfham Peter Rev., pastor St. BridgeV*,
Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Bermingham Thomas I., harnessmaker, r. 130 Elev-
enth
0^ Bermingham. See Birmingham
Berna Frederick, collector and interpreter, 72 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 615 Gough
Bernadou Jean B. (Toulouse & Bernadou) r. 317
Third
Bernal Geronima R., widow, r. SE cor Seventeenth
and Church
Bernal Heights Primary School, Robert P. Davidson
principal, S s Cortland Av nr Moultrie, B. H.
Bernal Joseph C, bookkeeper Wm. Black, r. SE cor
Seventeenth aud Church
Bernal Joseph J., bit and spur maker, 441 Green
Bernal Lewis, with Cal. Wire Works, r. 2304 Larkin
Bernal Villa, Mrs. Emma Bell proptr, 413 Bartlett
Bernan A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bernard , clerk, r. 503 Mason
Bernard A., laborer Pac. Oakum Factorv, r. 161 Six-
teenth
rTYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afgent,
429 California Street.
BER
224
BER
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
KNOr.TSH AND AMl'-llICAN
EiioitiiHlIf, 4Jla7,e«i uikI l*Iaiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bernard Abrnham C, r. 1710 Octavia
Bernard August, r. 21)l'iH Sixteenth
BiTiinrd B., carriagomaker, r. 'Mi Third
Bernard Charles, carpenter, r. 511 Folsom
Bernard Charles A., painter and decorator, 629 Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
Bernard Charles Mrs., widow, r. 312 Oak
Bernard Edward, cook, r. 313 Stockton
Bernard Ellen Mrs., r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard Francis, contractor, 51ti Kearny, r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard Florence, expressman, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Frances E. M. Miss, teacher music, r. 11
Oak G rove Av
Bernard Gustave, packer Triest & Co.
Bernard Harris H., barber J. Davis, r. 11 Grant Av
Bernard Harry, barber, r. 557 >i Minna
Bernard .Tames, machinist, r. W s Kentucky bet Butte
and Napa
Bernard James C, coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 2024 HampBhire
Bernard James F., clerk, r. 28 Klucon PI
Bernard Jnue Mrs., r. 863 Folsom
Bernard John, barber, r. 121 Valley.
Bernard John F., r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John F., clerk Hyams, Pauson k Co., r. 28
Rincon PI
Bernard John L., store foreman Capitol Mills, r. 9im
Minna
Bernard Joseph, oiler, r. 317 Fremont
Bernard Julias (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 323 Geary
Bernard Margaretta, widow, r. 121 Valley
Bernard Michael D., r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Peter (Eeymond & Bernard) r. 502 Stockton
Bernard Thomas, plumber, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard William, oiler, r. 317 Fremont
Bernard William J., bookkeeper, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Bernard & Pouzadoux (Jules Bernard and Louis
Pouzadoux) furniture and carpets, 312 Sutter
B^" Bernard. See Barnard, Bernhard and Bern-
hardt
Bernard! Francis, cook Nevada Eestaurant, r. 112
Trpnton
Bernard! Maurice, cook, r. 1607 Dupont
Bernnt Frank, laborer, r. 317 Bay
Bernat John F , clerk, r. 4 Bernard
Bernatti Andrew, with Perini & Ferini, r. 1607 Du-
pont
Bernauer Alexander, foreman Pac. Glove Works, r. 18
Willows Av
Berndt Charles, r. 551 Howard
Berndt John, laborer John Wi eland Brewing Oo.
Berner J. C, liquor saloon, 183) MA^sion
Berner Louis, firemjj S. F. Gas Light Co., T.- Sierra
nr Marylai;'j'
Berwert Join bottlewasher, r. 1801 Union
BernetA^iiie Miss, folder clothing dept U. S. A., r.
19^ Bryant Av
Bernhard Bernhard, proprietor baths and hair
dressing saloon. Palace Hotel, r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard George, liquor saloon, 409 California, r.
2614 Bush
Bernhard George M., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.
215 Prospect PI
Bernhard Harry, seaman, r. North Paciac Hotel
Bernhard J., stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r. Lick
House
Bernhard Jacob, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Brannan, r. 1 Freelon
Bernhard John, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 121
Valley
Bernhard M., porter Handy & Gray
Bernhard Peter D., barber, 37 Sutter, r. 505 Franklin
, Bernhard W., laborer, r. 25 Folsom
I Bernhardt Charles, liquor saloon, 21 Main, r. Oakland
Bernhardt Charles E., carpenter Miller & Hamilton,
r. 511 Folsom
Bernhardt Joseph, r. 234 Linden Av
B^- Bernhardt. See Barnard, Bernard and Bernhard
Bernhardy Gustave, merchant, r. 1526 Ellis
Bernhelui A. & Co., merchants (Hueneiue, Cal.) 206
Front, room 3
Bernheiiii T. Mrs. (Koshland Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Bernier Hortense Mme., r. 1529 Geary
Beruier John, barber John Harder, r. 711 Stockton
Bcrnieri Jolm, wood and coal, 1015 Washington
Bernlochuer Autone, musician, r. Ill Shipley
Bernotat George, cabinetmaker, r. 974 Harrison
Bertiou John, laundry, 629 Third
Bernoulli J., M. D., specialist, 218 Post
Bernstein A., r. 850 Folsom
Bern-stein Ahe, proprietor Bernstein's New Oyster
Grotto. 1007 Market r. 445 )i Natoma
Bernstein Abraham, peddler, r. 324 Clementina
Bernstein Alexander, clerk, r. 534 ?i Natoma
Bernstein Angus C, salesman Morris A. Bernstein r.
603 Hayes
Bernstein Benjamin T., salesman, r. 1226 Eddy
Bernstein Brothers (Samuel and Simon) merchant
tailors, 417 Geary
Bernstein Charles, aulesman Morris Bernstein, r. 126
Fourteenth
Bernstein Edward A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 244
Third
Bernstein Elias, furniture, 925 Folsom, r. 1765 How-
ard
Bernstein Eva, telegraph operator, r. 324 Clementina
Bernstein George, r. 437 Natoma
Bernstein Hermann, tailor, 244 Third
Bernstei .H. H., r. 113 Mason
Bernstein Joseph, tailor, 1822 Market
Bernstein Josephine, widow, r. .529 M Ivy Av
Bernstein Julius C. (Zeimer & Co.) r. 003 Hayes
Bernstein Julius C, jewelry, 410 Sixth, r. 501 La-
guna
Bernstein Leopold, salesman Morris A. Bernstein, r.
126 Fourteenth
Bernstein Louis, r. 435 Bush
Bernstein Louis, tailor, 1 Chronicle Bldg, r. 27 Oak
Bernstein Louis, with H. L. Polack, r. 321 Powell
Bernstein Max, druggist, r. 487 Haight
Bernstein Morris A., furniture, 843-845 Market, r. 126
Fourteenth
Bernstein Moses, shipping clerk Newman & Levin-
son, r. .'^24 Clementina
Bernstein Oscar, stenographer Eisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1142 Market
Bernstein Philip H., commercial traveler, r. 19 John
Bernstein Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Geary
Bernstein Samuel (Bernstein Bros.) r. 417 Mason
Bernstein Samuel (Bernstein & Co.) 416 Market
Bernstein Samuel, salesman Newman & Levlnson, r.
324 Clementina
Bernstein Sigmund C, bookkeeper Lippman Bros., r.
603 Hayes
Bernstein Simon (Bernstein Bros.) r. 215 Powell
Bernstein Solomon, gents' furnishing goods, 223
Fourth, r. 321 Powell
Bernstein & Co. (Samuel Bernstein and August Her-
tenstein) mnfrs show cases, 416 Market
BERNSTEIN'S NEW OYSTER SROTTO
Abe Bernstein proprietor, 1007 3Iarket
Bernzott Frank, mnfr sporting goods, 527 J^ Hayes, r.
632 Grove '
Jiernzott John F., with F. Bernzott, r. 632 Grove
Berol^hime Jonas, cashier Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
6 Tnrk
Beronlo Afltonio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 337
Union
Beronlo Frank, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 331
Union
Berr Augustus W. R., assistant superintendent S. P.
Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. NW cor Pine and
Mason
Berre Thurien, r. 1567 Market
Berre Thurien Mrs., laundry, 1567 Market
LOWEST PEIOES.
riNE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMEFT.
SEAMISH'S
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Met St.
ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.
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Berreth Henry. CBpitnlist, r. 009 Pine
Berrian Augustus, carpenter, r. 257 Fourth
Berrier A., Balesuian .\lfred Greenebaum & Co., r. 509
Pine
Berrill Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 925^ Greenwich
Berrill George B., salesman, r. 812 Powell
Berrill William W. T., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 9'25H Greenwich
Berriman John, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1015 Clay ,
Berriman John H., machinist, r. 8J4 Wetmore PI
Berringer Charles, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Berringer William, cellarmau S. F. Stock Brewery
Berringer William, hay and grain, 850-852 Howard
)^" Berringer. See Behringer
Berry Arthur, mining, r. 300^ Turk
Berry D. D. Mrs., r. 1408 Bush
Berry Edward K., with George E. Belmor, r. 157 Sec-
ond
Berry Edward T., piano mover Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 434 Chestnut
Berry Edwin W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r.
Oakland
Berry Frederick T., ticket agent Atlantic and Pacific
ER., 4 New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Berry George, yardman Little & Knowles Lumber
Co.
Berry George H., painting and whitening, 24 Erie
Berry George W., r. 126 Fifth
Berry Gordan, plumber Taylor Goodrich
Berry Gordan G. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av
Berry Hattie Miss, typewriter, r. 100 McAllister
Berry James, coal passer stmr San Jos^
Berry James L., hackmau, r. 17 Stockton PI
Berry J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Montgomery
Berry J. L.. physician, r. 035 Market
Berry John, carpenter, r. iidii Guerrero
Berry John, carriage painter, 837 Folsom, r. 905
Howard
] Berry Joseph W., clerk clothing dept U. 8. A., r. 2818
Greenwich
1 Berry Josiah P., seaman, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av
Berry J. V. B., engineer tug Rescue, r. 1421 Taylor
Berry Lucretia S., widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Berry Lydia, widow, r. 4->3 Sutter
Berry M., cook r. 36 Clay
Berry Michael, engineer, r. 9}^ Garden
Berry Napoleon, teamster, r. 739 Tehama
Berry Nicholas B., compositor Alta. r. 639 Jessie
Berry P.. yardman Pac. Rolliug Mill
Berry Richard, chief engineer stmr Santa Maria, r.
Oakland
Berry Richard, mattressmaker, r. 1125 Harrison
Berry Richard, miner, r. 427 Filbert
Berry S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1238 Bush
Beriy Susan, cook, r. 908 Powell
Berry T. B., real estate. 22 Nevada Block, r. San
Rafael
Berry Thomas, r. 1125 Harrison
Berry Thomas, carpenter, r. 1723 Jessie
Berry Thomas C, with Allen & Lewis, r. San Rafael
Berry Thomas H . ti-1' graph operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. 26^ Willow Av
Berry Washington, post keeper Angel Island, r. 2311
Union
Berry W. F., accountant Nevada Bank, r. San Rafael
Berry William D., compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
58 Shipley ^ ^i^
Berry William R., bookkeeper John D. French, r.
Oakland
Berryessa Preserving Co., F. M. Smith president, A.
H. Clongh secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 11-12
Berryman Daniel S., r. 18'SH Market
Berryman Henry B., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 52 Merchants' Exchange, r. Berkeley
Bereaglieri Hall, 625 Broadway
Berson Alexandrine, widow, r. 310 Fulton
Bersou Gastave, carpets, furniture, etc., 26 Post,
r. 310 Fulton
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Bert Charles L., theatrical manager, r. 662 Twentieth
Bert Eugene Li., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery,
rooms 9-10, r. 662 Twentieth
Bert Frederick W., theatrical manager, r. 662 Twen-
tieth
Bert Frederick W. Jr., clerk Gunnison & Booth, r. 662
Twentieth
Bert Julia A., widow, r. 662 Twentieth
KF" Bert. See Burt
Berta Attilio (Marchi & Berta) r. 530 Merchant
Bcrta Felix (AVaechter & Berta) r. 827 Pacific
Berte Emily, widow, r. 632 Broadway
Berteaux George E., shlpbroker. r. 702 Sutter
Berteling Louis A., scientific optician and man*
ufacturer optit-al instruments, 427 Kearny, r. 912
Jones
Bertel.s H., cabinetmaker, r. 1 Welsh
Bertels William, fireman, r. 3G Welsh, rear
Bertelsen Adolph, salesman L. Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen .Andrew L. (Bertelsen & Baar) r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Charles, waiter, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Iver, varieties, 1326 Howard
Bertelsen Otto, salesman L. Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen & Baar (Andrew L Bertelsen and James L.
Baar) coffee saloon, 425 Bush
Bertlteau Cesar, (Hy. Balzer & Co.) and manager
N. y. Underwriters' Agency, 209 Sansome, r. 1719
Geary
Berthelsen Andrew, waiter Petersen & Juhl, r. 30
O'Farrell, rear
Berthelsen .\xel, r. (;50a Jessie
Bertliler Albert C, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 3 Lida PI
Bertliold Kate, widow, lodgings, 270 First
Berti Giocondo. fruits and vegetables, 2100-2102 Fill-
more, r. 162a Pacific Av, rear
Bertin Alexander, dyer and scourer, 430 Bush, 325
Aloutgomery Av, 1401 Polk and G Stockton, r. 430
Bush
Bertin Felix, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 6 Cadell
Alley
Bertin Leonce C. (Bertin & Lepori) r. 1426 }$ Jackson
Bertin Paul, upholsterer, r. 939 Mission
Bertin & Lepori (Leonce C. Bertin and Constantine
Lepori) coffee and spice mills, 536 Commercial
l^r Bertin. See Berton and Burton
Bertini George, clerk Robert Baldocchi, r. 2206 3«i Fill-
more
Bertini John (Guaraglia & Co.) r. 1500 Dupont
Bertieson A., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
C50a Jessie
Bertody Charles, physician, 1005 Stockton
Bertola Angelo, r. 514 Green
Bertola Angelo, with J. De LaMontauya, r. 521 Union
Bertola Henry, cook, r. 520 Green
Bertola Peter G., driver, r. 71 Jessie
Bertoluci Joseph (Bertoluci k Venturi) r. 316 Broad-
way
Bertoluci & Venturi (Joseph Bertoluci and Vlncens
Venturi) liquor saloon, 316 Broadway
Berton Flavin (Berton & Tschurr), r, 217 Kearny
Berton Francis (estate of), ofliee 313 Montgomery
Berton George A., insurance broker and secre-
tary Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co, and Swiss Re-
lief Society. 313 Montgomery, r. 104 Turk
Berton Jean, miller, r. 1402 Stockton
Berton At Tscliurr (Flavin Berton and Mrs.
Bertha Tschurr) proprietors Maison Doree, 217
Kearny
1^" Berton. See Bertin and Berton
Bertorelli Luigi, laborer, r, 446 Union, rear
Bertosky Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 326 Hayes
Bertram , saloonkeeper, r. 203 Hyde
Bertram Charles L., musician, r. 208 Eleventh
Bertram Clara C. Miss, fancy needlework, 112 >i Ninth
Bertram Dora, widow, r. 21 Morey Alley
Bertram G., musician, r. 113 Larkin
Bertram George, agent, r. 13 Madison Av
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STBBBT.
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Manufacturers of
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STEEET
Bertraiu Gustiiv H,, cigar luufr, liiHO Market, r.
112 H Ninth
Bertram H., iiinchiniBt, r. 512 Bush
Bertram Hanibal, upholsterer Louis Kreiss
Bertram John T., plumber J. Bertram, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram Joseph, stoves aud tinware, 1017 Folsom, r.
219 Eleventh
Bertram Louis, plumber William F. "Wilson
Bertram Thomas, tinsmith, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram! Adele Mme, mfr furs, 635 Sutter
Bertraud David, cook, r. 5 Bush St PI
Bertrand Emile, locksmith G. Fleischel, r. 434 Union
Bertraud Emile, musician, r. 1 Keed PI
Bertraud Joseph, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 16
Lewis, rear
Bertraud Marius, cook, r. 25 Scott PI
Bertrand Rosiiia, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Bertraudifts Adelaide Mrs., r. 409 Fourth
Bertrandias Alphonse, carpenter, r. 314 J4 Clementina
Bertrandias Emil, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Tracy, Cal
Bertrandis Ella, dressmaker, r. 425 Geary
Bertucci C, yardmau Pac. Rolling Mill
Bertucci Peter, laborer C. L. Beutuu & Co., r. 1505J4
Dupont
Bertucci Salvatore, clerk, r. 1505^ Dupont
Bertz Jacob, merchant, r. 2215 Fillmore
Bervelt Charles, nurse French Hospital
Berwald George, expressman, r. 317 Franklin
Berwick Frederick C, patternmaker Elmer C. Hunt-
ington, r. Oakland
Berwick James C, clerk John F. Burris, r. 2625 Pine
Berwin L. D. Mrs., female employment ofiBce, 3
Seventh
Berwin Leo, salesman P. Berwin & Brc, r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Berwin Manie P., traveling salesman P. Berwin &
Bro., r. 2009^ Devlsadero
Berwin Moses, watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 546 Howard
Berwin P. & Brotlier (Pincus Berwin) whole-
sale hats and caps, 21-23 Battery
Berwin Plucus (P. Berwin & Bro.) r. 1320 Golden
Gate Av
Berwin Samuel, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Besby Henry J., bartender J. M. Rademaker, r. 313
Grove
Beschelnen William, jeweler, r. 1609 Howard
Beschorman Adolph, upholsterer, r. 25 Ninth
Beschormann Charles F., roofer, r. 738 Vallejo
Besecker Daniel E., collector, 601 California, p. 17
Polk
Besenthal E., waiter, r. 607}^ Pine
Besig Mary, domestic 817 Twentieth
Beslev Henry C, pressman Cal. Oil Works, r. 1506
Sanchez
Besse Joseph O., salesman G, Verdier & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bessemer Henry L., chemist, r. 1587 Turk
Besser Joseph, longshoreman r. 172 Clementina
Besser Paul, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
112 Natoma
Bessett E., waiter, r. 316 Sixth
Bessi Louis, r. 220 Minna
Bessie John, laborer Pac. Glue Factory, r. Bay View
Bessing Joseph, assistant engineer stmr Santa Rosa,
r. 517 Vallejo
Besson Antone, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 100 Mason
Besson Auguste J., cook, r. 526 Vallejo
Besson Emile, with John Ten Boesch & Co., r. 741
Howard
Besson Guillame G., mail clerk Le Franco-Calif or-
nien, r, 526 Vallejo
Besson Philip R., with C. H. Hansen & Co.. r. 741
Howard
Be8t and Belcher Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) L. Osborn secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Best Clermont L. Jr., first lieutenant Battery A, let
Aitillery, U. S. A., and recruiting officer, Presi-
dio
Best Edwin, compositor Call, r. 516 Leavenworth
Best George W., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1134
Sutter
Best John, carpenter, r. 728 Fulton
Best John, office furniture, 27 Leidesdorff, r. Alameda
Best John E.. cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 728
"Fulton
Best Susan Mrs., r. 516 Leavenworth
Best Thomas O., elevator man Palace Hotel
Best William, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Best William Jr., salesman Geo. W. Gibbs & Co., r.
516 Leavenworth
Bestandlg Louis, upholsterer, r. 1623 Post
Bestandig Max, salesman Charles Oppenheimer &
Co., r. 517 Mason
Bestandig Siegfried, salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 517 Mason
Besthorn Charles, butcher J. Hertz k Co., r. 24 Turk
Besthorn Christopher, machinist, r. 422 Fremont
Besthoru George H., painter, r. 1107 Scott
Besthorn Henry E., clerk Redington & Co., r. 65
Minna
Besthorn Herman A. E., bootmaker, 414 Geary
Besthorn Herman E., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission
and Beale, r. 65 Miuua
Beston John, carpenter, r. 940 Mission
Beston Louis, machinist, r. 59 Minna
Bestor Hnjry T., architect, 207 O'Farrell
Betger Chi/rles E., jeweler, r. 117 Bernard
Betger Edward, shoemaker, r. 736 Green
Beth Adolpli, liquor saloon and restaurant, 333
Bush, r. 629 J« McAllister
Beth Israel Congreg'ation, Rev. Dr. A. J. Mes-
sing pastor, S 8 Turk bet Taylor and Jones
Beth Olam (Hebrew) Cemetery, Point Lobos Av nr
Thirty-third Av
Bethany Church (Congregational) Rev. W. C.
Pond pastor, W s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty sixth
Bethell Thomas W., sergeant police, r. 603 Fell
Bethesda Water (mineral) Louis Cahen & Son
agents, 418 Sacramento
Betkowski Ellen, widow, r. 23 Silver
Betkowski Frank C, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 23 Sil-
ver
Betsche Charles, machinist Empire Foundry ,r. 509
Olive Av
Bettal Joseph, liquor saloon. 111 Vallejo
Bettancourt Frank, steward stmr Newbern, r. 1213
Union
BETTANOUET G. MRS.
midwife, 10 Chesley bet Seventh and
Eijrhth
Bettancurt John S., laborer, r. 10 Chesley
Bettancurt Manoel, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Bettelheim Paul (Greensfelder & Bettelheim) r. 1316
Van Ness Av
Bettelin Brother Rev., president St. Mary's
College, Mission Road, four miles from Old City
Hall
Bettell George, jeweler, r. 2012 Mason
Bettencourt C, barber, r. 515 Kearny
Bettencourt Joseph C. S., barber Charles Lauben-
heimer, r. Ill Powell
Bettenconrt J. de S., physician and surgeon,
office and residence 209 Geary. Office hours, 9
to 10 A. M., 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Betteridge T. H. (John Ten Bosch & Co.) r. Liverpool,
England
Bettis Otis J,, blacksmith, NE cor Larkin and Jack-
son, r. 1808 Larkin
Bettis William R., collector, r. 8 Grant Av
Bettman Alfred, assistant bookkeeper Ad Lewis &
Co., r. 1355 Post
BZANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. O. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
l^ICK HOUS>£ BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZT017, Asst. Manager.
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Bettman Frank, ealesman A. Fenkhausen & Co., r.
310 Kearny
Bettman Gustav M., bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1355 Post
Bettman Leonard M., clerk, r. 1355 Post
Bettman Moses, English chemicals and soap ma-
terials, 130 California, r. 1355 Post
Bettman Sigmund M., with Moses Bettman, r. 135S
Post
Betts Edwin D.. artist. 140 Murphy's Bldg, r. East
Oakland
Betts Spring Co., William M. Betts president,
Edwin Fretwell secretary, 218 Fremont
Betts Wiliam, springfltter Betts Spring Co., r. 12
Hawthorne
Betts William H., physician, 26>i Kearny
Betts William M., president Betts Spring Co.,
J18 Fremont, r. Oakland
Bettuani John, r. 5 Vallejo PI
Betz Albert, stenographer S. P. Co., land dept, 230
Montgomery
Betz Lucia, widow, r. 317 Capp
Betzel Louis, cutter, r. 1909 Bush
Betzel Louis (Taniere, Betzel & Co.) r. 1019 Fill-
more
Betzner Samuel, laborer Palace Hotel
Betzold Gustave, driver Charles Krati, r. 2438 Mis-
sion
Betzold Jacob, butcher, r. Servia 3r Susquehanna
Beuchert George, ship carpenter, r. 218 Francisco,
rear
Beucler George F., laundryman, r.^4 Hubbard
Beuoler Julius J., laundryman Central Laundry, r.
34 Hubbard
Beuge John, restaurant, 388 Francisco
Beuill W. W. J., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works
Bc-ulah Hall, e07 California
BeulerKudolph, bookbinder, r. 153 J4 Third
Beutler Emily, widow, r. 1111 Jones
Beutler Frank B., 'foreman G. W. Clark & Co.,
Market
90" Beutler. See Butler
Beuttler John (Waunenmacher & Beuttler)
Steiner
Beuzh Eugene, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy jt Co., r.
1000 M Pacific
Bevan Alexander, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 6
Boyd
Bevan E. Mrs., groceries and liqiiors, 28 Freelon
Bevan Edmund E. (E. E. Bevan & Co.) r. 1910 Steven-
son
Bevan Edwin J., r. 28 Freelon
Bevan E. E. &, Co. (Edmund E. Bevan) real
estate agents, 318 Kearny
Bevan James, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Bevan Washington J., mining, r. 951 Howard
Bevan William H., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
Alameda
Bevans Isaac L., clerk Superintendent Streets, r. 519
Grove
Bevans William L., clerk Volz's Bakery, r. 311J5
Jessie
Bevell Harry B., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 18 Mor-
ris Av
Bevell Margaret, widow, r. 18 Morris Av
Bevell Richard M., engineer, r. 18 Morris Av
Bevell William T., driver J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 18
Morris Av
Beverforden S. H., r. 243 Fifteenth
Beveridge Horatio, with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 729
Ashbury
Beverly David, salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. 806 Tay-
lor
Beverly Edward H., with Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 26 Alabama
Beverly Herbert G., salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. 806
Taylor
t^ Beverly. See Beaverly
905
10
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CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Beversen Henry (Puvogel & Beversen) r. 535 Fourth
Beverson Brothers (Carston, Henry and Martin) gro-
ceries and liquors, 570 Mission
Beverson Carston (Beverson Bros.) r. 1860 Stevenson
Beverson Henry (Beverson Bros.) r. 1860 Stevenson
Beverson Martin fBeverson Bros.) r. 570 Mission
BEVERTOK L. M. MISS
teacher music and elocution, 5^6 1-3
Geary
Beverton Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 526 M Geary
Bevilockway Louis M., machinist William Deacon, r.
1121 Twenty.tirst
Bevis Thomas J., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
112 Welsh
Bewalter Rosa Miss, r. 1530 Third
Bewley Clifton L.. bartender Harris & Merigan
Bextin Louii, grainer, r. 30}^ Chesley
Beyer .idolph W., liquor saloon, 40 McAllister, r.
1305 "is Vallejo
Beyer August, confectioner, r. 15 Hopeton Terrace
Beyer Edward E., collarmaker Main & Winchester,
r.l Eddy PI
Beyer Ernst, baker, r. 15 Hopeton Terrace
Beypr George, liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Powell
Beyer Marietta, widow, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer Philapena Mrs., bakery, 1711 Market
Beyer Sophia Sister, nurse, S. F. Female Hospital
Beyer W., wines and liquors. 21 Davis, r. Oakland
V^" Beyer. See Byer
Beyers Charles, laborer Charles Callahan, r. 18 First
Beyersdorf Annie, widow, r. 3 Howard Court
Beyeredorf L., Mrs, widow, r. 1911 Polk
Beyf uss Carl, shipbroker, 206 Front, r. 2120 Pine
Beyfusa Ernst, salesman Cooks Bros., r. 1428 Webster
Beynou Richard, waiter, r. 27.59 Mission
Beyzeu Paul, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Biagi Biogio (Charles Barsnglla & Co.), r. 731 Val-
lejo
Biaj^i D. Si Co. (Domenico Biagi) fruits and pro-
duoe commission merchants, 520-522 Sansome
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 1323 Jackson
Biagi Silvestro, clerk, r. 731 Vallejo
Biagini Brothers (Lorenzo, Jacob and Paclfico)
wagonmakers, 619-623 Front
Biagini Cassimiro, wagonmaker, 520 Davis
Biaglni Jacob (Biagini Bros.) r. 619 Front
Biagini Lorenzo (Biagini Bros.) r. 619 Front
Biagini Pacitico (Biagini Bros.) r. 619 Front
Biagini Ralfnelo, r. 718 Brannan
Bialrouski A. L. de, musician, r. 33 Hinckley
Biancbi A. cook, r. 1014 Post
Bianchi Angelo, stonecutter, r. 427 Seventh
Bianehi Angelo, tailor, r. 11 Bannam PI
Bianchi Antonio (Bianchi & Vosti) r. 7 Ninth
Bianchi & Vosti (Antonio Bianchi and Joseph Vosti)
oyster saloon, 7 Ninth
Bianchi August, carpenter, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Bianchi August, clerk, r. 330!^ Twenty-fourth
Bianchi Carlo D. (Ruffino & Bianchi) r. 427 Seventh
Bianchi Eugene, teacher vocal music, 129-131 Phelan
Bldg
Bianchi Eugene Jr., law student Ferral & Payson. r.
Phelan Bldg
Bianchi Ferdinand G., sculptor, r. 1116 Turk, rear.
Bianchi Giuseppi, laborer Ravenna & Co., r. 433
Green
Bianchi Luigi, with D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 433
Green
Bianchini Michael, driver, r. 1020 Treat Av
Bianco Luigi, r. 311 Union
Biarnes Amaris, laundryman, r. 1321 Larkin
Biarnes Rosalie, widow, r. 1321 Larkin
Bibb Agnes H. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1609 Washington
Bibb Dandrich H., r. 1310 Folsom
Bibben G. W., r. 145 Ellis
L. A. Mrs., r. 1512 Jones
FYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^A'Sr^h^lf^n ^^^^^i^.
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Bibbins M. \V., r. lln OFurnll
Bibbius Tracy E., iiispectur Cal. Wire Works, r. 1512
Joues
Bibby Emily, domestic 821 Treat Av
Biber Bertba Mrs., (Iressniakliig, 113 Powell
Biberfjall Jacob, tailor, r. 1U23 Pacific
Bible Truth Depot, Cburles Moutgouiery proptr, (HO
Clay
BibliolUeqiie <le In Lilffue iVa(ioitaI«> Fran-
caise, E. Haas president, A. Massou secretary,
120 Sutter
BiboBeniaiuiu, clerk S. Schoenholtz, r. 1024 Hydo
Bibo Nathan, with Lebeiibanni Bros., r. 2208 Bush
Bibo S. & Co. (Samuel Bibo) dry K-'ods, 1435 Polk
Bibo Samuel (S. Bibo it Co.) r. 1004 Vau Ness Av
Bibro David, commercial traveler, r. 1312}^ Ellis
Bicbnrd Charles N., clerk N. Bichard, r. 23 South
Park
Bichard Edward A., r. 439 Eddy
Bichard Nicholas, coal and codfish, 18 Howard, r. 365
FirKt
Bick Robert, r. 1.509 Pine
Bick Rosalie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1526 Powell
Bick Wllhelmena Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1509 Pine
Bickel Frances, widow, r. 331 Hayes
Bickel John, porter, r. 2207 Mason
Bickeidycke William, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Bickerstafi' John, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
Bickerstafif Joseph, stockdealer, r. 7}^ harden
Bickford Beujamiu F., carpenter, r. 8 Potter
Bickford Chauncey A., peddler, r. Alabama bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Bickford Clarence E. (R. Hochkofler) r. 331 O'Farrell
Bickford J. W., canvasser, r. 732 Natoma
Bickford Thomas, engineer, r. 421 Brannan
Bickmore George, carpenter, r. l;04 Bartlett
Bicknell E. Mrs., r. 120 Eleventh
Bicknell Freeman, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
r. 19 Harlan II
Bicknell George, r. 19 Harlan PI
Biddolph James, collector, r. 6 Vernon PI
Biddolph James E.. foreman I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 6 Vernon PI
Bidinger Edward, machinist F. A. Huntington, r. 5
Madison Av
Bidinger Frederick, butcher, r. 5 Madison Av
Bidinger Gustave, barber Robert McGovern, r. 5
Madison Av
Bidinger William Mrs., r. 5 Madison Av
Bldleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co.,
r. Alameda
Bldleman Joseph, porter E. Martin & Co., r. 211 Thir-
teenth
Bidleman William A., clerk E. Martin & Co., r. 211
Thirteenth
Bidstrup Andrew, porter, r. 200 Fifth
Bidstrup Herman, harnessmaker, r. 200 Fifth
Bidwell J. S., salesman Holt Bros., r. 930 Market
Bid well John, driver, r. 174 Jessie
Bidwill Richard F., policeman, r. 1421 Mason
Biebesheimer George, optician Louis A. Berteling, r.
Ill Valparaiso
Bibesheimer Gustave, optician Louis A. Berteling,
r. Ill Valparaiso
Biebesheimer Peter, laborer r. Ill Valparaiso
Biedenbach August, baker, r. 140 Silver
Bledenweg Julius, harnessmaker M. Piche, r. 1516
Mason
Biderman Louis, restaurant, 113 Seventh, r. 668
Minna
Biderman Robert G., pressman Mrs. L. Q. Richmond
& Sod, r. 217 Seventeenth
Biehl Herrmann, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 310
Montgomery Av
Blel Hermann, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bielawski Casimir, draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
real's Office, r. 2344 California
Bielawski W., clgarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
Oakland
Uieleik Adam, paperhnnger Edwin H. Black, r. 1007
UarriHou
Bieleck Hermiua Mrs., midwife, r. 1007 Harrison
BielenberK Herman, butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 20
Tehama
Bieleubirg N. J., laborer, r. Humboldt Hotel
Bii'leiiberii Peter H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Beale and Harrison
Bi<'li iiberg Tlicodor, clerk Henry Koster, r. NE cor
Pine and Powell
Blelstein L. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1318)i
Kearny
Bleu Abraham S., locksmith, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Josepli, locksmith and safe exi^ert, 4l2 Com
mercial, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Louis, salesman, r. 1518 California
a^ Bien. See Bean
Biencnfeld Abraham M., with Bienenfeld & Co., r.
lOlH Post
Bieni nfeld Be rnard (Bienenfeld & Co.) r. 1018 Post
Bienenfeld Elias (Bienenfeld & Co.) r. 1018 Post
Bienenfeld H. L., inspector Custom House, r. 223 3«J
Austin
Bieneufild k Co. (Elias and Bernard Bienenfeld) im-
porters furnishing goods, 17-19 Battery
Blentz Reinhard, with Harmon Kozminsky, r. 322
Taylor
Bier Charles S. (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. 1836 Sutter
Bier Samuel, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Bierbrauer Charles^salesmau, r. 43 Russ
Blerbraue. ^George J., clerk, r. 43 Russ
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Russ
Bierce Albert S., operative V. S. Mint, r. Claremont,
Alameda Co.
Bierhoff Samuel, clerk, r. 1810 Post
Bierman Henry, cooper, r. 33 Ecker
Bierman Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Biesta Federlco, editor L'ltalia, 619 Montgomery
Blester William, groceries, SE cor Sacramento and
Leavenworth
Big Sandy Mill and Mining Co., Charles A. Grow sec-
retary, office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Bigaze Louis A., sewing machines, 1105 Stockton
Bigbie James, clerk, r. 316 Fourth
Bigelow Charles L. (Bigelow & Little) r. 2415 How-
ard
Bigelow Clara J. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 24118 Folsom
Bigelow Cornelius, moldingmaker, r. 239 Perry
Bigelow Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
210 Langton
Bigelow Edward W^, joiner Jason Springer & Co , r.
220 Turk
Bigelow Elizabeth Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital
Bigelow E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Turk
Bigelow George F., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 2106 Jack-
son
Bigelow Henry D., journalist Examiner, r. 2106 Jack-
Bigelow Henry H., special agent Home Mutual Ins.
Co., r. 21116 Jackson
Bigelow J. Edwards, clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 226 Nine-
teenth
Bigelow John, machinehand, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow John A., r. 3 Chatham PI
Bigelo-^v Joliii. F. , vice-president The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, r. 1004 Pine
BigeU w John K., machinist, 10 Stevenson
Bigelow Louis, transfer agent City RR., r. 1807 Mis-
sion
Bigelow Lyman M., machinist John K. Bigelow, r.
1555 Kearny
Bigelow Samuel C, capitalist, office 440 California, r.
NW cor McAllister and Steiner
Bigelow Susan H. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1305 Broadway
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 im St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CD.
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Bigelo-vv & Little (Charles L. Bigelow and Dan-
iel P. N. Little) proprietors Bay City Iron
Works, 103-105 Fremont and 3i3 Mission
Biggart John, shipoarpenter, r. 674 Harrison
Bigge Frederick (Comuth & Bigge) r. 24 Turk
Bigger Alexander, steward, r. 180S Stevenson
Bigger J. A., cabiuetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.
Biggins James, teamster James Duffy & Co., r. 2116
Howard
Biggins John J., boilermaker, r. 65 Clemantlna
BIGQINS PATRICK aealer in
plasterers' hair, ^vaslied and un-
Avaslied, goat, ang'ora and deer's
hair, junction San Bruno Road and
Islais Creek, r. SW cor Utah and
Nevada
Biggms Thomas, hodcarrier, r. 28 Clinton
Biggins William W., laborer, r. 206^ Ritch
Bigglo Rosie, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 604 Chest-
out
Biggio Andrea, scavenger, r. 1623 Washington
Biggs David A., butcher, r. Dominica nr Susquehanna
Biggs Donald, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet Bahama
and Corea
Biggs Harry C. (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2140 Sutter
Biggs Jesse E., r. 1111 Jones
Biggs William, teamster Miller & Lux, r. Paraguay
nr Railroad Av
Biggy James P.. marker La Grande Laundry
Biggy John, expressman, r. 503 Twenty-ninth
Biggy Terrence, r. 1713 Turk
Biggy William J., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1T13 Turk
Bigler William A., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 614
Sutter
Bigler William H., r. 1331 Vallejo
Bigley Kdward A., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
72!l Fillmore
Bigley George (Bigley, Hope & Co.) r. 718 Golden
Gate Av
Bigley, Hope & Co. (George Bigley, John T. Hope and
John JIanuix) commission merchants, SE cor
Clay and Davis
Bigley .Jennie Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley John, clerk, r. 229 Capp
Bigley John G., teamster, r. 229 Capp
Bigley Joseph, waiter, r. 1024 Howard
Bigley Peter, longshoreman, r. 30 Federal
Bigley Peter J., clerk, r. 729 Fillmore
Bigley Thomas H., clerk 0. R. and N. Co., r. 729 Flll-
luoro
Bignauii Domenic, with Pissis & Moore, r. Oakland
Bignami Frank, carpenter, r. 428 Duncan
Bi^'iie Vincent, proprietor Nevada Restaurant,
417 Pine, r. 1407 }<j Powell
Blgnotti Glaconio, secretary Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Association, office 105 Pacific, r. 9 La-
fayette PI
Blgnotti Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Bignotti Giuseppi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Blgue Peter, nurse French Hospital, r. 27 Welsh
Bllay Anthony F., r. 1728 Stevenson
Bilay Hugo A., liquor saloon. 2229 5< Market
Bilder Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 234 O'Farrell
Bill A. Mrs., widow, r. 34 Thirteenth
Bill Annie L. Miss, r. 34 Thirteenth
Bill Conrad (Luchsinger & Bill) r. 7 Card Alley
Bill George (Tyson & Bill) r. 1129 Clay
Bill J.icob, butcher, 124 Third, r. 264 Minna
Bill Jacob, baker John Young
Bill John W., r. 34 Thirteenth
Billberg Frederick, bartender Csesar Bruns
Sillers Henry, commission agent, 35 Hunt, r. 147
Third
Billett Maria Mrs., teacher music, r. 611 Shotwell
Billing Henry, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Mont-
gomery
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Billings C. H., r. 324 McAllister
Billmgs David R. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Billings D. R. & Co. (David R. Billings and George
E. Cook) groceries, 1311 Stockton
Billings Edward G., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 176 Perry
Billings Edward P., porter The J. Dewing Co., r. 107
Fifth
Billing's George A., superintendent Station B,
Post Office, r. 28 Washington Av
Billings George E.. with Hall Bros., r. 1612 Clay
Billings Henry, clerk, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Billings Josh, billposter, r. 869 Market
Billings Kate, widow, r. 176 Perry
Billings Thomas, porter Taylor Goodrich
Billington Frank, shoecutter, r. 1120 Vallejo, rear
BlUiugton John, conductor Market St. RR., r. Park
Hotel
Billington William C, conductor, r. 908 Lyon
Billman Charles, dresser City and County Hospital
Billman Samuel, dairyman William Hall, r. Ocean
House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Bills Louis, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Bills G. A. Mrs., lodgings, 326 Larkin
Bills George, machinist, r. 326 Larkin
Billsteilt William, machinist, r. 18^ Decatur
Bilner J. C, cigarmaker, r. 19 M Harlan PI
Bilse Adolph, bookkeeper Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cob., r. Alameda
Bilty Theodore G., mining, r. 1528 California
Biltz Frederick K., piano tuner Zeno Mauvais.r. Oak-
land
Blms Francis L., cigarpacker, r. 8 Vallejo Terrace
Binda Emilio, teacher languages, 612 Montgomery
Binder Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 513 Fourth
Binder Michael, brewer U. S. Brewery, r. 13 Page
Bine Edward, machinist, r. 52 Second
Bine Leon, with E. Raas & Co., r. 1121 Geary
Bine Solomon (Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.) 25 Battery
Bmet Joseph L., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 325 Fair OaKS
Bingham Alexander, wlreworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
512 Bush
Bingham Daniel, forgeman. r. cor Mississippi and
Santa Clara
Bingham Edith Miss, teacher Buford Free Kinder-
garteu, r. 1507 Jackson
Bingham Esther Miss, manicure, r. 430 Geary
Bingham Evangeline E., clerk U. S. Pension Agency,
r. Oakland
Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 817
Filbert
Bingham Laura B., nurse Pac Dispensary and Chil-
drens Hospital, 3700 California
Bingham Lindsley, r. 1302 California
Bingham William F., r. 2217 Post
Bingham William M. J., r. 719 Broadway
Bingle William, policeman, r. 2326 Washington
Bini Luigi, fruits and vegetables, cor Seventeenth
and Castro, r. Ill CoUingwood
Bink Conrad, baker, r. 507 Laguna
Binney Alexander, waiter, r. 820 Folsom
Binney William, waiter, r. 612 Montgomery
Binning Edward J., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
Binning Herman, engineer, r. 230 Duncan
Binny Thomas, clerk, r. 700 Post
Bineswanger Jacob, traveling salesman S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., r. Portland, Or.
Binz Conrad, janitor London and S. F. Bank (limited)
r. 627 Green, rear
Biolstad Andrew, bookkeeper, r. 913 Geary
Blot Leon, clerk Miss Marie Biot, r. 422 3^ Post
Biot Marie Miss, dairy produce, 52 Centre Market, r.
422 J^ Post
Birabent Eugene, with Lyons & Co., r. 1213 Kearny
Birabent Mark A., real estate, r. 724 Filbert
Birbe Henry C, butcher, r. Sumatra nr Savannah
IRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST,
PERR[ER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates antl Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Birch A. Oeor^o, salesmjiu Uaucrot't- Whitney & Co.,
r. Alameda
Birch Clarence E., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
18 M Hues
Birch Frank, mlllhand J. B. Falrweather, r. 313
Fourth
Birch Frank C, draftsman William H. Birch & Co.,
r. 2714 California
Birch John, stage carpenter Cremorne Theater, r.
865)4 Market
Birch John, waiter Charles Boss, r. 510 Mission
Birch Vigo, seaman, r. 12i Howard
Birch William, policeman, r. 16 Ash Av
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., r.
915 Sacramento
Birch William H. (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2714
California
Birch William H. &Co., (William H. and W.
Walter Birch and H. C. Biggs) proprietors Cali-
fornia Machine Works, 119 Beale
Birch W.Walter (William H. Birch & Co.) r. 2722 Sac-
ramento
B^" Birch. See Burch
Birchall Joseph, carpenter, r. 3010 Larkin, rear
Birchall Mary, varieties. 1539 Eddy
Birchall Wright T., tailor, 428 Sutter
Bird Anna, teapacker, r. 304 Clementina
Bird Barnabus, r. 136 McAllister
Bird Edward, engineer, r. 1611 Dupont
Bird Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 29 Everett
Bird Frank li., manager?. Centemeri & Co., 108-
110 Post, r. Alameda
Bird Frank W., salesman F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
444 Twentieth
Bird George R., salesman P. Centemeri & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bird Harry (Bird & Haughy) r. 908 Lombard
Bird James W., signpainter, r. 558)^ Natoma
Bird Johannes W., furniture and hardware, 3238
Mission, r. 1 Churchill Court
Bird John F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 356
Clara
Bird John L., invoice clerk W.W. Montague & Co., r.
313 Ellis
Bird Marion F., brickmason, r. 334 Bush
Bird Mary, widow, r. 304 Clementina
Bird Marv, widow, r. 713 Vallejo
Bird M. D. Mrs., clerk, r. 1148 Sutter
Bird Michael, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Bird Nelson J., physician Travelers' Ins. Co., r. 136
McAllister
Bird Patrick F.. bookkeeper, r. 2921 Pine
Bird Richard, clerk S. P. Co., r. 9 Fargo PI
Bird RicharJ, rigger, r. 3 Pringle Court
Bird Robert, machinist, r. 356 Clementina
Bird Robert B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 136 McAllister
Bird Robert S., watchmaker and jeweler, 912 Powell
Bird Samuel A., Salesman J. B. Russell, r. 605 Post
Bird Thomas, foreman George Goeppert & Co., r. 304
Clementina
Bird William, tailor, r. 20 Hunt
Bird & Haughy (Harry Bird and James 0. Haughy)
proptrs Cal. Saw Works, 217 Mission
1^" Bird. See Burd
Birdsall David H.. traveling salesman, r. 817 Lombard
Birdsall George, sergeant police, r. 623 Guerrero
Birdsall M. P. Mrs., r. 2827 Pine
Birdsall Morris, merchant, r. 2810 Clay
Birdsall R. B. Miss, teacher, r. 407 Post ^
Birdsall Samuel T., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 21, r. 526 Post
Birdsall William L., conductor Sutter St. RR
Birdsall Zephariah, superintendent wagon dept
WellB Fargo & Co., r. 821 Green
Birge Frederick E., commercial traveler, r. 2118 Van
Ness Av
Birge James J., dentist 838 Market, r. 418 Sutter
te?" Birge. See Burge
Birkol Berthii. cloakmnker, r. 15 William
Birkel George J., bookkeeper, r. 15 William
Birkel Henrietta, widow, r. 15 William
Birkeiistock F., laborer Am. Sugar Kefluery, r. 2128
Stockton
Birkenstock J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2128
Stockton
Birkhofer Charles, maltster, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Birkholm HuuB H. (Birkholm & Smith) r. 911 Twen-i
tieth
Birkholm S. G,, sailmaker, r. 1045 Market
Birkholm tSi Smith (Hans H. Biikholm and
William M. Smith) proprietors Bonanza House,
867-869 Market, and Yoseaiite House, 1043-1045
Market
Birkmaler George L., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. Alameda
Birks Sydney, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Birmingham C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Montgomery
Birmingham John, policeman, r. 340 Eighteenth
Birmingham John, laborer, r. W s Chenery bet Fair-
mount and Miguel
Birmingham Joseph E., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
712 Sutter
l^T" Birmingham. See Bermingham
Birnbaum Abraham, peddler, r. 425 Tenth
Birnbaum H. B., r. 1206 Market
Birnbaum Isaac, real estate agent, 224 Montgomery,
r. 222)4 Fulton
Birnbaum Louis, clerk, r. 425 Tenth
Birnbaum Solomon, secondhand clothing, 350 Third
Birne ,Edward G., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1708
Polk
Birrell Hannah, widow, r. 917 Polk
Birth Leopold H., millhand, r. 807 Treat Av
Bisagno Charles, r. 924 Pacific
Bisaguo Joseph, r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Victor, r. 924 Pacific
Bisbee D. AV. F. Mrs. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Bisbee, IVilliams & Co. (Mrs. D. W. F. Bisbee
and Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams)
mining and metallurgy, 25 Davis
Biscar Adam, wine worker, r. 63 Jessie
Bischoff Anton, groceries and liquors, 330 Tallejo
Bischofl" Dietrich, shoemaker Isaac Alexander, r. 410
Pacific
Bischoff Girard, clerk Anton Bischoff, r. 330 Vallejo
Bischoff John A.(Detels & Bischofl') r. 1727 Stevensen
Bischoff Valentine, barber, 1782 Folsom
1^" Bischoff". See Bishop
Bish Joseph, r. 638 Commercial
Bisbaum Adam, r. W s Mission Road nr St. Mary's
College
Bishop Anne, widow, r. 1031 Mission
Bif.hop C, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
BishoiJ C, stonecutter, r. 421 Bush
Bishop C. E., shipcarpenter, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Bishop Christopher, laborer, r. 305 Fifth
Bishop Cornelius C, fine art repairing, 201 M O'Far-
rell
Bishop Daniel L., attorney at law. 120 Sutter, rooms
61-62
Bishop Duncan M., printer Guide Publishing Co., r.
607 54 Washington
Bishop Edward, ship carpenter, r. 393 Sixth
Bishop Ephraim B., inventor, r. 2735 Howard
Bishop Frances, widow, r. 311 Taylor
Bishop Francis A., civil engineer, r. 2345 Buchanan
Bishop Frank, carpenter, r. 1505 Steiner
Bishop Frank, driver, r. 1010 Valencia
Bishop Frank, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r.
Oakland
Bishop Frederick, stairbuilder Long & McMahon
Bishop George W., printer, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop Harry H., rubber stampmaker, r. 1031 Mission
Bishop Hartley, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2345 Bu-
chanan
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CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital,
Assets,
§3,500,000.
$9,658,479.
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WM. SESTOiT, Asst. Manas
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Bisbor Henry, engineer L. Walker & Son, r. 1921
Folsom
Bishop Henry, liquor saloon, 136 Main, r.cor Chenery
and Roanoke. Fairmount Tract
Bishop Ira, manager S. F. Tool Co., 11-17 Stevenson,
r. 648 Valencia
Bishop Jamee, carpenter, r. 16 Harlan PI
Bishop James W., filer Pac. Box Factory, r. 424 Mc-
Allister
Bishop J. D., r. 512 Mason
Bishop John, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 517 Sac-
ramento
Bishop John A., driver Union Ice Co., r. 838 Mission
Bishop Judson F., driver, r. 1010 Valencia
Bishop Michael, liquor saloon, 60 First
Bishop O. H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bishop Peter D., liquor saloon, 207 Main
Bishop Richard, teamster, r. 606 Ivy Av
Bishop Sadie Miss, saleslady, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop Susan, widow, r. 1913 Sacramento
Bishop Thomas B. (Garber k Bishop) attorney
at law, 327 Pine, room 12, r. 1503 Larkin
Bishop Thomas J., with Henry Williamson, r. 1913
Sacramento
Bishop Wiley, hostler Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
Bishop William D. Rev., missionary S. F. Port Soc,
r. 2214 Jones
Bishop William H., clerk, r. 17 Linden Av
Bishop William H. J., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
25 Webster
Bishop William W. (Bishop .^ Watt) r. 14 Octavla
Bishop Si Watt (William W. Bishop and James
Alva Watt) attorneys at law, 306 Pine, rooms 7-8
0^" Bishop. See Bischoff
Bishop's ABC Guide, Traffic Publishing Co.,
publishers and proprietors, 429 Montgomery
Bisbopsberger R., engineer, r. 609 Pine
Bishoprick Frank, salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. 538 Turk
Blsky Manuel, seaman stmr State of California
Bismark Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) A. K.
Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Bise William C, night watchman freight depot 8. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Blssell C. E. Mrs., r. 1007 Jackson
Bissell George H., bookkeeper Batchelor & Wylle, r.
Alameda
Bissell Henry M., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
2434 Pine
Bissell Lewie H., bookkeeper Haslett & Bailey, r.
Alameda
Bigsell Willinm A., manager Atlantic and Pacific
Fast Freight Line and general agent Atlantic and
Pacific RR., 110-114 Phelan Bldg. r. 113 Scott
Bissell William C, with Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
Bisset Andrew, r. 2003 Polk
Bisset Robert, janitor, r. 615 Linden Av
Bissett H. N. Mrs., widow, r. 204 Hyde
Bissett Mary E., milliner, 2000 Fillmore, r. 1938 Fill-
more
Bissett William N., miner, r. 1128 Broadway
Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.) r. 2100 Van Ness
Av
Bissinger Henry, cigarmaker, r. 1318 Ellis
Bissinger Samuel, manager Bissinger & Co., NE cor
Sixth and Townsend, r. 106 Eddy, room 27
Bissinger & Co. (Adolph Bissinger and Max Heil-
bronuer) hide and wool dealers, NE cor Sixth
and Townsend
Bistor Louise A., domestic 1018 Post
Bistrup William, tailor, r. 522 3« Sutter
Biteau Isador (Biteau & Ortion) r. 235 Montgomery
Av
Biteau & Ortion (Isador Biteau and Aiiguste Ortion)
liquor saloon, 235 Montgomery Av
Biter John, florist, r. 411 Waller
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Either G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 6 Turk
Bittel Joseph, laborer, r. 436 Union
Bitter Edward, upholsterer, r. 2 Perine
Bitter Georgette, widow, r. 2 Perine
Bitter William, plasterer, r. 2 Perine
Bttterlin J., lodgings, 420 Jackson
Bitters Hervey, cook. r. 161 Ninth
Bitters Julius, glassblower, r. 620 Fourth
Bittner A., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1607 Laurel
Av
Bittner Louis, shoemaker, r. Humboldt Hotel
Bitzon E. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bitzer Charles, bellymaker T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 385 Shotwell
Blven Frederick, compositor Bulletin, r. Oakland
Biven John F., with McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 305
Lombard
Biven Rasey Mrs., widow, r. 305 Lombard
Bixby Charles A. (Bixby & Pond) r. NE cor McAllister
and Fillmore
Bixby Edwin M., clerk Methodist Book Depository,
r. 527 Post
Bixby G. F., clerk O. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Berkeley
Bixby & Pond (Charles A. Bixby and Hiram Pond)
l^roprietors West End Pharmacy, NE cor McAllis-
ter and Fillmore
«^" Bixby. See Bixbee
Bixler David 'Williams & Bixler) r. SW cor Union
and Pierce
Biziou Eugenie, widow, r. 1413 Dupont
Bjark Edward, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Bjarn Carl, shoemaker, 451 First
Bjerke H. T., r. 621 Sansome
Bjerremark Christian, laborer, r. 228 Bush
Bjolstad Andrew, bookkeeper Robert W. Burtis, r.
913 Geary
Bjorkander Alfred, foreman J. P. Eklnnd
Bjorn Hokon, clerk G. Ammerup, r. 241 Ninth
B.iornskow Marie, widow, r. 17 Clinton
Bjornstad Anton, laborer, r. 26 Chesley
Bjornstad J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bjornstrom J., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Blab Joseph, r. 24 Turk
Blaber Paul, baker, r. 279 Stevenson
Blach Charles, city ph.vsician and police surgeon,
office. 514 Kearny, r. 834 O'Farrell
Blachmanu Ernest, clerk German Consulate, r. 623
Howard
Blachree Francis U., clerk Newhall's Sons Sc Co., r.
Berkeley
Black A., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Black A., carpenter stmr Granada
Black A., musician, r. 619 Pine
Black Adam. r. 711 Minna, rear
Black Alexander, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
Black Alexander, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
Sharon ur Sixteenth
Black Alfred P., attorney at law, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 30-31, r. 918 Vallejo
Black Alice M. milliner, r. 132 Baitlett
Black Andrew, lumberman, r. 723!^ Vallejo, rear
Black Arthur L., clerk London and S. F. Bank (lim-
ited) r. Saucelito
Black August, carpenter, r. 612 Howard
Black C. Mrs., capitalist, r. 3103 Clay
Black C. H., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 29 Haw-
thorne
Black Daniel R., boilermaker. r. 569 Howard
BLACK DIAMOP COAL MINING CO,
Pierre B. CoriiAvall uresideiit, 450
Main
Black Edward, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
73 Water
Black Edwin C, chief engineer U. S. lighthouse
tender Madrona
Black Edwin H., painting and paperhanging, 109
O' Farrell, r. 130 O'Farrell
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Black Kainiie J. Miss, saleslady Joe Rosenberg, r.
410 Larkin
Blaik Frank D., bookkeeper E. J. Baldwin, r. 520
Page
Black Frank M., r. 102f. Geary
Black George J., carrier Post Office, r. 2505 >4 Mission
Black George W., cutter J. W. Carmany, r. 108 J5
Powell
Black Harrv, casbler A. Scbilling & Co., r. 219
Franklin
Black Ha^vk Stable, Lysander C. Woodworth
proprietor, 1009-1011 Valencia
Black Henry (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Black Henry, carriage trimmer H. M. Black, r. 410
Larkin
Black Henry M., importer and mnfr carriages, 590-
592 Mission, r. SW cor Page and Broderick
Black Howard, sbirtmaker, 26 Montgomery, r. Liver-
more
Black James A,, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 5 Hampton
PI
Black James C, clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 314
Bnsh
Black James F., cooper, r. 925 Natoma
Black James T., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 327 Beale
Black John, bootmaker, r. 711 Minna, rear
Black John, chairmaker Heywood Bios. & Co., r. 73
Water
Black John, furniture packer, r. 432 Twenty-seventh
Black John, laborer, r. 327 Beale
Black John, ijaiuter, r. 17 Bruce PI
Black John, painter, r. 2i59 Clara
Black John, wool sorter, r. SW cor Mariposa and Ala-
bama
Black Joseph, with Cutting Fruit Packing Co., r.
1354 Folsom
Black Louis, messboy stmr Mariposa
Black Louis F., mill baud Capitol Mills, r. 2102
Mason
Black M., warehouseman, r. 318J^ Fulton
Black M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 11509 Guerrero
Black M. C. Mrs., typewriter, r. 410 Ellis
Black Peter K.. janitor Red Men's Bldg, r. 320 Post
Black Point Packing- House, Merry, Faull .&
Co. proprietors, JsE cor Bay and Buchanan
Black Point Ranch, S. Ferini proptr, NW cor Frank-
lin and Lombard
Black P. W. Mrs., varieties, 410 Larkin
Black Robert H., clerk, r. 3?^ Broadway
Black Robert M., men's furnishing goods, 209 Mont-
gomery, r. 1026 Geary
Black S. A. Mis., widow, r. 2214 Bush
Black Sarah J., domestic 104 Devisadero
Black W. B., r. 1610 Mason
Black W. W., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Black William, butcher Carlo Glovannetti, r. 1515
Mission
Black William, clerk Edward Kerr, r. 34 Rausch
Black William, laborer, r. 1414 Lyon
Black William, marble works. 1121 Market and 432-
434 Fourth, r. N s Twentieth bet Florida and
Alabama
Black William woolsorter r. SW cor Mariposa and
Alabama
Black William W., r. 2.505)^ Mission
Black Wonder Gold Mining Co., A. Halsey secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 7
Blackburn Benjamin, cardriver, r. 533 Seventh
Blackburn Catherine, widow, r. 717 Broadway
Blackburn Charles, team.ster Pac. Mnfg. Co., r. 810
Mission
Blackburn T). C, master mariner, r. 1640 Mission
Blackburn D. W. K., r. 32 Fourth
Blackburn Elizabeth, widow, r. 8.34 Broadway
Blackburn Leslie F., r. 122 Post
BlackbHrn Mason S., driver Central RB., r. 533 Sev-
enth
Blackburn William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Blackburn William H.. driver Central RR.. r. 533 Sev-
enth
Blackleacb Daniel W., cooper, r. 630 Braunan
lUacklin Henry, baker, r. 314 Minna
lUackiiian A.. M., quartermaster stmr Acapuico
Btackmnn A. & Co. (Abraham Blackman and Abra-
lium Nathan) oils, 517 Front
Blackman Abraham (A. Blackmnn & Co.)r. 712 0'Far-
rell
Blackman Abraham, tailor I. Cohn, r. 4}4 Langton
Blackman Cassius H., teamster Baker & Hamilton, r.
21^ Garden
Blackman Henry, city agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 608 Sutter
Blackman Morris J., plumbing and gasiittiDg, 225
Hayes, r. 2516 Sutter
Blackman Otto, bookkeeper Hueter Bros. & Co., r. C23
Howard
Blackniar Ransom C, with William H. Rouse & Co.,
r. 14 Elgin Park
Blackmon Dottie Mrs., teacher art school, r. 207 Jj
Twelfth
Blackmon Philetus 8., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 207!^ Twelfth
Blackmore W. G., brakeman, r. cor Fourth and Town-
send
Blackstaff Ann, widow, r. 2213 Polk
Blackstafl- J. D.. clerk, r. 2213 Polk
Blackstaflf James D., policeman r. 1227?^ Green
Blackstaff Maggie D., teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2213 Polk
Blackwell Edward S., foreman F. Toplitz & Co., r.
Blackwell Enoch, r. 108 Seventh
Blackwell Horatio S., clerk freight auditor's office, S.
P. Co., 1502}^ California
Blackwell Joseph, bartender Central Hotel
Blackwell M. D., with J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 326ii
Eighteenth
Blackwell Nathan, seaman, r. W s Kentucky bet
Butte and Napa
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 108
Seventh
Blackwell Spencer W., strawworker, r. 150 Natoma
Blackwell Spencer W. Jr., news agent, r. 150 Na-
toma
Blackwood A. Miss, bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. Oakland
Blackwood Charles, waiter Russ House, r. 751 Minna
Blackwood Harry T., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. NW cor Bryant and Oak Grove Av
Blackwood Robert, barber, r. 936 Folsom
Blade Arthur M., salesman M. Meussdorffer, r. 1018
Powell
Blaes Joseph, restaurant, 443 Valencia
Blaess Michael, carpetbeater, r. E s Castro bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Blagrove Edward P., agent, r. 637 Folsom
Blaich Adolph, r. 1622 Larkin
Blaikie Andrew, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 2413 Buchanan
Blaikie Edward, r. 842 Fifteenth
Blaikie James F., propertyman Bush St. Theater, r. 7
Pratt PI
Blaikie Susannah, widow, r. 7, Pratt PI
Blaikie Susie Miss, teacher painting and music, r. 7,
Pratt PI
Blain Rodman P.. bookkeeper, r. 1530 Jackson
Blaine Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Blair Adam J., compositor, r. 136 Sixth
Blair Addie Mrs., r. 810)^ Hyde
Blair Charles M., accountant The State Investment
and Ins. Co., r. 744 Twentieth
Blair Chauncey S., teamster, r. 48 Minna
Blair Frank, clerk H. A. Smith, r. 810!^ Hyde
Blair Henry, policeman, r. 714 3^ Nineteenth
KVKKY DJES4RIPTION OF
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BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COB. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.,
Mantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztares.
37 MarM SI.
ARPfiD HARASZTHY & CO.
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(WASHINGTON ST.
Proprietors Citlie Orleans Vineyard
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Blair H. R., traveling freight agent U. P. Ky, office 1
MoDtgomery, r. Oakland
Blair James (W. R. Knights & Co.) r. Sacramento
Blair Jaines C. (Atlantic Brush Co.) r. 1116 Twenty-
second
Blair J. N. Mrs., r. 810M Hyde
Blair John, r. 206 Ritch
Bliiir John (W. R. Knights & Co.) r. Sacramento
Blair John B., cabinetmaker F. Hufschmidt, r. 533
Commercial
Blair John G., master schr Leon, office 310 Sansome
Blair John N., bookkeeper Spring Valley W.W., r.
1717 Clay
Blair Joseph, millwright, r. 536}i Howard
Blair Matthew, r. 224 Oapp
Blair Robert (Atlantic Brush Co.) r: 459 Bryant
Blair Samuel, shipowner, 13 Market, r.l315 Van Ness
Av
Blair Thompson, bookkeeper Matthias Gray Co., r.
800 Ellis
Blair Tourograph and Dry Plate Co. (Boston Mass.)
Sam C. Partridge agent, 529 Commercial
Blair Walter B., clerk Alexander Campbell Jr., r.
1815 Baker
Blair William (William Blair & Co.) r. 318 Page
Blair William, clerk, r. 1315 Van Vess Av
Blair William, restaurant, 1525 market, r. 318 Page
Blair William B., salesman Harrison k Dickson, r.
128 Fell
Blair William & Co. (William Blair) liquor saloon
15-17 Leidesdorff
Blaisdell Edwin L., pipeman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Java nr Osage
Blaisdell Hosea Q., P9liceman, r. 32 Rausch
Blaisdell John, milker A. H. Kenison, r. Nevada nr
Vermont *
Blaisdtll John H., dentist, r. 45 Twelfth
Blaisdell .Mary M. Miss, furnished rooms, 45 Twelfth
Blaisdell Nathaniel, draftsman Clinton Day, r. 72G
Bush
Blajeok Joseph, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 450
Twentieth
Blake Alfred E., compositor, r. 91 Elizabeth^
Blake Alfred E., dentist, 104 Kearny, r. Oakland
Blake Ann, widow, r. 240 Ritch
Blake B., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 317 Bush
Blake Charles, salesman Joe Poheim, r. 221 Turk
Blake Charles E., physician and surgeon, office
200 Stockton, office hours 1 to 3, 7 to 8 p. m., r.
1614 Geary
BlaUe Cliarles E. Sr., dentist, 920 Market, r. 1414
Hyde
Blake Charles M. Rev., chaplain U. S. A., r. 427 Geary
Blake Charles R., clerk Angelo k Criswell, r. 1844
Geary
Blake Edith R. Miss, teacher music, r. 91 Elizabeth
Blak.' Edith R., widow, r. 91 Elizabeth
Blake Edward, miner, r. 786 Harrison
Blake Edward P., manager William J. Adams, r. 3217
Sacramento
Blake E. S., r. 840 Grove
Blake George, musician, r. 1706 Polk
Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co.,r. 840 Grove
Blake G. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
Blake Harry L., painter, r. 91 Elizabeth
Blake Henry, shipcarpenter. r. 1504 Folsom
Blake James, butcher, r. 526!^ Natoma
Blake James, expressman, r. 735 Folsom
Blake James, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
411 Pacific
Blake James K., pianotuner Kohler & Chase, r. 603
Bush
Blakf> James W., physician, 1844 Geary
Blake John, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 1138 Seventeenth
Blake John, clerk H. Wolf & Bro., r. 24}^ Harriet
Blake John, laborer, r. 57 Shipley
Blake John, tailor, 236 Ellis
W, & J, SLOflNE & CO,
IMPORTERS OF
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MABKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER.
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
Blake John H., traveling salesman, r. 2506}^ California
Blake John J., salesman, r. 24M Harriet
Blake Joseph, barber Abraham Glassman, r. 721
Davis
Blake Joseph H., master mariner, r. 2218^ Mission
Blake Julia, widow, r. 5263^ Natoma
Blake Julia Mrs., widow, r. 1230 Broadway
Blake L Miss, r. 949 Harrison
Blake L. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2325 Fillmore
Blake Louis S., bookkeeper port steward P. C. SS.
Co., r. 1414 Hyde
Blake M. B. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Blake Margaret Miss, r. 526^ Natoma
Blake Mary L., widow, r. 2 Le Roy PI
Blake Maurice C. (Blake, Williams & Harrison)
r. 325 Seventeenth
BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE
importers and jobbers iietvs, ^vriting
and -wrapping paper, and nianufac-
turerg paper ba{;s, SIO Sacramento,
and 519 Commercial, branch house
Portland, Or.
Blake Nicholas, plumber, r. 526)4 Natoma
Blake Patrick, laborer, r. 459 Minna
Blake P. Rev., r. 628 California
Blake Philip H., real estate agent, 640 Market, r.
Fruit Vale
Blake Seth B., capitalist, 26 Fremont, r. 1322 Cali-
fornia
Blake Sherman T.. clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1414
Hyde
Blake S. J. D., r. 2815 California
Blake Stephen, boot and shoemaker Charles Clarke,
r. 609 Howard
Blake Sumner C. (estate of) books and stationery, 503
Kearny
Blake Thomas W., bartender, r. 58 Crocker
Blake W.. musician, r. 914 Larkin
Blake Walter W., painter, r. 813 Harrison
Blake William, machinist, r. 459 Minna
Blake William H. (Cary & Blake) r. 515 California
Blake William L., liquor saloon, 22 Bluxome
Blake, Williams & Harrison (Maurice C.
Blake George N. Williams and Edward C. Harri-
son) attorneys at law 204 Montgomery
Blakely Bridget Mrs., r. 10 Clara
Blakeiy John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41 Na-
toma
Blakely John E., watchman, r. E s Potrero Av bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Blakely M. I. Mrs., r. 1065 Market
Blakely Sheldon E., commercial traveler, r. 1065
Market
Blakenian T. Z., attorney at law, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 13, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Blakemor C. L., capitalist, r. 1104 Market
Blakeuey Thomas J., euperintendent TJ. S. Life
Saving Service, Twelfth District, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, second floor, r. 137 Montgomery
Blakenhoflf H., cmfectioner, r. 733 Market
Blaker James, mate stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Blakeslee F. R., r. 899 Pine
Blakiston John L., sailmaker, r. 1308 Folsom
Blabiston Raymond, sailmaker, r. 1308 Folsom
Blakiston Robert, base ball player, r. 31 Rausch
Blan Washington, waiter, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Blanc Alexander, real estate. r#837 California
Blanc Paul, proptr Hotel des Alps, 621 Pacific
Blanc Peter, dishwasher L. Biederman, r.ll3 Seventh
Blanc Stewart, clerk Davis Bros., r. 827 California
8^" Blanc. See Blanck and Blank
Blanchard Almon, billposter Sawyer & Co., r. 537
Sacramento
Blanchard C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 330 Sanchez
Blanchard David, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1244 Howard
Blanchard Frank A., salesman Siegfried .« Branden-
stein, r. 1233 M York
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes and ]N'iiiiib<-r.s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
BliUK'hard G. M.. clerk, r. lUOH Pierce
Ulanohard Harry, carpenter Alexander Jnnsen, r. 715
Filbert
Blauchard Henry P., r. 2006 Jackson
Blancbard Henry P. Jr., r. 2006 Jackson
Blanchard J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1908 Pierce
Blanchard James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 124-t Howard
Blanchard Jane S., widow, r. 1703 Jessie, rear
Blanchard John O., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 2006
Jackson
Blanchard John R., gripman, r. 3104 Mission
Blanchard Leete, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Blanchard Louise, widow, dressmaker, r. 100 O'Far-
rell
Blanchard Marcellus C, master mariner, r. 330}^
Sanchez
Blanchard Montie F., r. 330M Sanchez
Blanchard W. E., baggageman S. P. Co.
Blanchard William L., engineer, r. 3400 California
Blanchard W. J., inspector r. 1908 Pierce
Blanchet Henry, tailor, 407 Third
Blanchet Henrv L. Jr., bookkeeper Singer Mnfg Co.,
r. 407 Third
Blanchette Louis, boots and shoes, 304 Hayes
Blanchette Louisa G. Miss, r. 232 Minna
Blanchette Mary G. Mrs., r. 232 Minna
Blanrhfleld John, longshoreman, r. 312 Beale
Blanchfield Thomas, deputy Superintendent Streets,
r. 228 J^ Oak
Blanchfield Timothy, teamster, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Blanchflower Arthur B., tinsmith, r. 21 Van Ness At
Blanckenburg A. Mrs., widow, r. 726 M McAllister
Blanckenburg Theodore (Uresel & Co.. Sonoma, Cal.)
r. 1316 Ellis
Blanco Antonio, waiter, r. 1210 Kearny
Blanco Bemcio R., compositor La Republica, r. 220
Montgomery Av
Blanco Julius G., physician and surgeon, 405 Geary
Blanco Teresa Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Bland Washington, waiter Palace Hotel
Blanden Maurice, machinist, r. 752 Harrison
Blanding Forrest H.. machinist Rix & Firth, r. 752
Harrison
Blanding Gordon (Pillsbury & Blanding) attorney at
law, 324 Pine, rooms 15-21, r. 19U0 Frantlin
Blanding Henrietta, teacher elocution, 126 Kearny,
room 57
Blanding William, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 7,
r. 1900 Franklin
Blaney Daniel H., laborer, r. E s Mississippi bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Blaney Edward W., attorney at law, 508 California, r.
2721 Sacramento
Blaney, Senry, clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 461 Minna
Blaney John, r. 2721 Sacramento
Blaney John H., paying teller The Hibernla Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 420 McAllister
Blaney William H., groceries and liquors, 83 Brady
Blangey Albert G., glassblower, r. 33 Boardman PI
Blank Christopher F.,boilermaker Risdon Land L.
Works, r. 120 Perry
Blank David M., bookkeeper, r. 672 Twentieth
BlaiiU Lioiiis, grand secretary B'nai B'rith Hall
Association, 121 Eddy, r. 1161 J^ Mission
B^ Blank. See Blanc and Blanck
Blankart Otto, teacher music, r. 922 Geary
Blanke Charlotte, donaestic 354 Third
Blanke Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor Howard
and Sixth, r. 964 Howard
Blanken Henry (Henry Blanken & Co.) r. 326 Folsom
Blanken Henrv, proptr Sis-Mile House, San Bruno
Road, six miles from Old City Hall
Blaiikeii Henry & Co. (William Schmidt and
Henry Blanken) groceries and liquors, N£ cor
Folsom and Fremont
Blanken Herman, bartender Henry Blanken, r. Sis-
Mile House
Blanken Nicholas (Mohrmann &Co.) r. 501 Broadway
r.l:iiil<i>HliniH Gotlob, baker, r. 1127 Harrison
I'.lMnk(iiHlii|i (icorge, compositor Alta
Blanliiiiiiii Hiirold G., student, r. 430 Geary
Bhiiiknian L. W. Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 430 Geary
liliinkman Louis W., salesman, r. 430 Geary
Blankman William, dentist. Nucleus Hotel
Blanks Chris, r. 144 Shipley
Blanks Jacob, carpenter stuir City of New York
lilarttnar George, waiter Fulton House, 617 Mission
Blasauf John, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 649 How-
ard
Blasauf William F.. jeweler Cal. Jewelry Factory, r.
409 McAllister
Blusdel Henry G., mining, 419 California, room
23, r. Highland Park, East Oakland
Blasdell George H., millwright, r. 100}^ Second
Blaser Jennie, widow, r. 223 Stevenson
Blaekower Marx, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r.
1814 Larkin
Blaskower Pauline, widow, r. 1814 Larkin
Blass J. O., book dealer, r. 611 Natoma
Blass Morris, city agent Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r.
923 M Folsom
Blatchly A., fruit dryer. Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Blater A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. cor
Fifth and Brannan
Blatter Anton, liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Falk-
land
Blattner Nicholas, hackman Russ House, r. 228 Green
biattner William J., deputy County Clerk, r. 237
Hayes
Blauert Berthold, photographer Charles Lainer, r.
1129 Twenty-first
Blaumford Nicholas, barber, r. Clipper nr Diamond
Blaut Samuel, butcher, 986 Folsom
Blauvelt Mary Mrs., r. 783 Folsom
Blauvelt Richard D. (Coxe & Blauvelt) r. 1920 Sacra-
mento
Bleakley Robert, gripman Market St RR., r. 1906
Haight
Blean ^mes E., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 520
Jones
Blecher William, chicken ranch, N s Hale nr Merrill
Blechy C. S., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Bleddeu Robert, painter, r. 608 Sacramento
Blees J., porter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 373 Minna
Blegard Peter, laborer, r. 322 Chestnut
Bleidorn John, upholsterer Fiiedrichs & Gercke, r.
317 Bush
Bleily Joseph R., barber, r. Point Lobos and Third
Avs
Bleiweiss John, waiter, r. 274 Minna
Blenis Iie-»vis, boarding and lodging, 2000 McAl-
lister
Blenkarn Thomas, bartender, r. SE cor Bay and Ma-
son
Blenken Jacob, engineer, r. 1581 Folsom
Blenehassett John shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.. r.
43154 Tehama
Blennerhassett John A., sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg
Co., r. 22 Clara
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemake'r P. F. Nolan &
Co., r. 22 Clara
Blerle G. Mrs. r. 418 Jones
Blersch John, butcher, r. 1226 Kearny
Blesi Sebastian, patternn^aker Earle & Co., r. 101}^
Second
Blesi ck Jacob, tailor, r. 207 Montgomery Av.
Blessing Frederick, janitor Free Public Library, r.
428 Bush
Blessing Jacob, r. 44 Third
Blessing Paul, lock expert Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co., r. 558 Folsom
Blethen A. K. P., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r,
475 Twenty-fourth
Blethen Clark, r. 1119 Van Ness Av
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al lOOTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
OPHT Ik. ft. OF HiETFOSB
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,466.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SESTON, Asst. Minage:
THE BANCROFT
COIIiPANYUAlK?,\
}BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Blethen Clement L. C, clerk Ins. Dept. Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 2901 California
Blethen E. O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Oakland
Blethen Harry L., clerk James A. Moreland, r. 2213
Taylor
Blethen Howard T., clerk Pac. Ins. Co., r. 2901 Cali-
fornia
Blethen James H., r. 512 Devisadero
Blethen James H. Jr., boarding officer CustomHouae,
r. 2213 Taylor
Blethen Mamie Miss, r. 2901 California
Bletz John, laborer, r. 627 Green, rear
Blevin Abraham, expressman, r. S s Nineteenth bet
Collingwood and Castro
Blewett Joseph H., clerk E. 8. Belden, r. 1010 Sutter
Bley Abram, merchant (Washington Territory) r. 513
Franklin
Bley Joseph, clerk, r. 513 Franklin
Bley Melville A., bookkeeper, r. 513 Franklin
B^" Bley. See Bly
Bleydorn Henry, candy mnfr, 159 Second
Blick Alphonse S., cigar mnfr, 1646 Mission, r.
Twenty -third bet Harrison and Alabama
Blick Peter C, cigar mnfr. Twenty-third nr Alabama
Blight Anna M.. widow, r. 720 Geary
Blight Frederick, waiter, r. 438 Fifth
Blineau George, seaman, r. 34 Federal
Blinn Charles H., clerk Custom House, r. 1527 Post
Blinn L. W. Lumber Co., office 4 California
Blinn William P., engineer, r. 527 Second
Blint Louis, molder Empire Foundry, r. East Berkeley
Blisl^harles, carpenter, r. 216 Minna
Bliss^harles. cutter John Kavauagh, r. 611 Post
Bliss Charles H.. clerk, r. 113 Eddy
Bliss Frederick A., dentist, office and r. 900
Market
Bliss George D., capitalist, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Bliss John G., clerk Quartermaster's Dept U. S. A.
Division of the Pacific, r. Alameda
Bliss Joseplt J,, chief clerk Quartermaster's De-
partment U. S. A. Division of the Pacific and De-
partment of Califurula, r. .\lameda
Bliss Louise, widow, r. 113 Eddy
Blitz Caroline Mrs., proprietor The Berkshire,
711 Jones
Blitz John, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Blitz Julius, salesman, r. 34 Moss
Bliven Fannie M. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. Ib25 Bush
Bliven James I. (Bliven & Lewis) r. 612 Webster
Bliven Kate Mrs., widow, r. 1825 Bush
Bliven <Si L.e^vis (James I. Bliven and George H.
Lewis) proprietors Pacific Congress Springs
Depot, 161 New Montgomery
Blobel Paul, baker, r. 279 Stevenson
Bloch Abraham, clerk Bloch & Siegler, r. 1720 Sutter
Bloch Abraham B., r. 001 Broderick
Bloch Abraham I., salesman Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1520 O'Farrell
Bloch Achille (Bloch & Siegler) r. 1720 Sutter
Bloch Arthur, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 1520
O'Farrell
Bloch Bertha B. Miss, school teacher, r. 615 Groen
Bloch Constantin. dentist, r. 420 Octavia
Bloch Ellis, salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 508 Devisa-
dero
Bloch Eugenie Miss, bookkeeper Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co., r. 615 Green
Bloch Henry M., bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 1520
O'Farrell
Bloch J., musician, r. 535 Minna
Bloch Jean, r. 615 Green
Bloch J. F. Mrs., r. 1520 O'Farrell
Bloch Leon, dealer human hair, 141 Post, r. 432 Ellis
Blc«h Leon, salesman Mattes Hammerschlag, r. 615
Green
Bloch Rachael Mrs., boarding, 934 Howard
IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OELER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Bloch S. Mrs., r. 1520 OFarrell
Bloch Samuel (Meyer k Bloch) r. 532 O'Farrell
Bloch V. V. Miss, secretary Golden Gate Park Com-
missioners, r. 615 Green
Bloch & Siegler (Achille Bloch and Jacob Siegler)
butchers, 1919 Bush
e^ Bloch. See Block
Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 1105 Sutter
Blochman William, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Blochman & Cerf (Moses Cerf) lime, 7 Drumm
Block Albert, clerk Relss Bros., r. 1226 Post
Block Bernard, bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 1224
Laguna
Block Charles, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 411 Green-
wich
Block D. & Co. (Daniel Block and Emanuel Mandel)
mnfrs trunks. 319 Guerrero, salesrooms 107 San-
some
Block Daniel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1326 Geary
Block David, clothing, 1116)$ Folsom
Block E., clerk Block & Georges, r. 736 Geary
Block Ellas M., proptr Carmen Island Salt Works,
28-30 Sacramento, office 207 Front, r. 1613 Larkin
Block Emanuel, capitalist. 420 Sansome, r. 1431
Post
Block Felix (Block * Georges) r. 1245 Franklin
Block Frederick, bakery, 2932 Sixteenth
Block Gustave, bartender, r. 26 J4 Howard Court
Block H. & L. (Harry and Leopold) proptrs Pac.
Glove Works, 9-11 Sansome
Block Harry (H. & L. Block) r. 2306eutter
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Block James N., city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
r. 1533 Sacramento
Block John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
411 Greenwich
Block John Mrs., r. 530 Eddy
Block Leopold (H. & L. Block) r. 330 Geary
Block Marcus, manager mnfg dept Newman & Levin-
son, r. 530 Eddy
Block Maurice, merchant, r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Block Mitchell (Block & Son) r. 1343 Powell
Block Robert, watchman Cal. Wire Works, r. 902
Montgomery Av
Block Samuel, butcher, r. 532 O'Farrell
Block William (Block & Son) r. 1343 Powell
Block & Georg-es (Felix Block and Hlppolyte
Georges) merchant tailors, 119 Sutter
Block & Son (William and Mitchell) coffee saloon,
223 Montgomery Av
I&" Block. See Bloch
Blocksom Ensign C, bookkeeper C. A. Warren, r. 210
Ninth
Blocksom Fisher A., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
418 Sutter
Blodes Theodore, barber, 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 606 Folsom
Blodgett Ellis G., shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r.
Oakland
Blodgett William, purser stmr City of Stockton
Bloess Charles, bakery, 2007 Hyde
Bloger Charles A., miner, r. 2 Chestnut Alley
Blogg Harry, bhoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Oakland
Blohm Charles H., traveling salesman Getz Bros. &
Co., r. West Berkeley
Blohm Bernhard H., clerk C. Wetjen & Co., r. 1054^
Howard
Blohm H., with Glaus Wrenden & Co.,r.2211J4 Mason
Blohm John, bartender, r. 435 Broadway
Blolini John, wines and liquors, SE cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 730 Harrison
Blohm Ludwig, woodcarver, 213 Mission, r. 123 Turk
Blohm Peter, insurance broker, 325 California, r.
Berkeley
]^" Blohm. See Bloom, Bluhm and Blume
imm TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYItsI
FRAKCISCO. C-A£<.
I»OKTI,A>l>, OK.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
4»» CaHf<>rnla Street.
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
Suction and Force.
F<»K 1IAM>, WIXI>-.1III.1< AM> IMtWKIt.
AlAj SIZKS.
809, 811, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Uloliuie John, licincir saloon, NW cor Sutter aud Polk,
r. 1-J04 V, Sutter
Bloniber« Heury, couductor Sutter St. RR., r. 141G
Lyon
BlonitierK R L., carpenter stmr Mariposa
Bloniquist Olof, ^vat^■bmaker Geo. 0. Shrevo & Co., r.
210l)Larkin
Blondeau Zachary, foreman Em. Meyer k Co., r. 8
Pr.itt PI
Bondell Thomas, teamster, r. 606 Fulton
Blondell William G. (Bloudell & Lyon) r. 600 Fulton
Blondell & Lyon (William G. Blondell and George F.
Lvon) teamsters, -llil Front
1^- Bhmdell. See Bluudell
Blondiu Louis D., salesman G. Verdler & Co., r. 1008
: Post
I Blood Anna, widow, r. 112 Francisco
, Blood E. B., salesman Sperry & Co., r. 106 Ellis
j Blood George, laborer, r. .519 Sacramento
I Blood Heury, engineer, r. 618 Capp
j Blood Ira E. (Blood & Stuart) r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Noe
BloodJ. H., attorney at law, notary public and
i commissioner deeds, 304 Montgomery, r. 409
I Mason
i Blood Joseph N., dentist, NW cor Valencia and Six-
I teenth
! Blood Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 112 William
Blood Mary, widow, r. 359 Tehama
Blood Mary, widow, r. 615 Bush
Blood William, eailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
1703 Stockton
Blood »& Stuai-t (Ira E. Blood and Walter S. Stu-
art) real estate and Insurance brokers, 315 Cali-
fornia
, Bloom Amelia, domestic 1715 Broderick
I Blooiik, Barucli «Sf Co. (Jonas and David Bloom
and Frederick Baruch) commission merchants,
303 California, room 4
Bloom Bi'otliers (Jonas, David and Joseph) com-
missiou merchants, 303 California, room 4
Bloom Charles, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 411 Sansome
Bloom David (Bloom Bros, aud Bloom, Baruch & Co.)
r. San Salvador, Central America
Bloom David, lithographer, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
Bloom David C, clerk Weil, Frank & Co., r. 1705
Howard
Bloom Eliza Mrs., dressmaking, 2051 J<5 Mission
Bloom George, r. 230 Seventh
Bloom George A., engineer, r. 2051 M Mission
Bloom George J., bookkeeper, r. 2051^ Mission
Bloom Henry, produce dealer, r. 1922 J^ Howard
Bloom Hy man, upholsterer Friedrichs & Gercke, r.
Oakland
Bloom John H., wool and leather broker, 324 Clay, r.
1705 Howard
Bloom John L., butcher, r. SE cor Trinidad and Rail-
road Av
Bloom Jonas (Bloom Bros, and Bloom, Baruch & Co.)
r. 515 Van Ness Av
Bloom Joseph (Bloom Bros.) 303 California, room 4
Bloom Joshua H., tanner S. Bloom, r. 1705 Howard
Bloom Lizzie Miss, operator Am. District Tel. Co., r.
2051^ Mission
Bloom Mark, driver J. Seidl & Co., r. 208 Fifteenth
Bloom Samuel, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 408
Golden Gate Av
Bloom Samuel, tannery, N s Army nr San Bruno
Road, office 324 Clay, r. 1705 Howard
Bloom Solomon, assistant treasurer Alcazar Theater,
r. 230 Seventh
Bloom Walter, tinsmith, r. 220 Pacific
Bloom Wolf, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
1^" Bloom. See Blohm, Bluhm and Blume
Bloomberg Frederick, polisher La Grande Laundry
Bloomer Charles C, m:ichinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 1918
Howard
I Blooinnr John G. , publisher Cryptographs and
secretary aud treasurer California Electrical
Works. 3.-) Market, r. 1810 O'Farrell
Bloomer William, coal pasKerstnir State of California
Bloomllcld Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
Bloomtlold William C, tailor, 39 Suttor, r. 385 Do-
lores
Bloomingdale Emanuel, merchant, r. 1515 Oough
Hlooiiiington Adolph, waiter, r. 106 J^ Third
lilooninuist Thomas, coal j)aHser Market St. RR.
liloH James A., coremaker W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 214
Nineteenth
BloB Joseph A., drayman W. W. Montague k Co., r.
214 Nineteenth
Bios William J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1041 Howard
Blossfeld Emile, band sawyer S. F. Planing Mill, r.
23 Oak Grove Av
Blossfeldt Hugo, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 672 Mission
Blote Henry F. B., collector Chronicle, r. 2437 Cali-
fornia
Blott George, ropeman Market St. RR., r. Lott bet
Fell and Hayes
Blow Alfred W., bond broker, 415 California, r. 913
Pine
Blow Robert, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 417 Grove
Blowers J., engineer, r. 610 Sixth
Bk_ .James, machinist r. 949 Howard
Bloxham Charles, stationery and toys, 8W cor Six-
teenth aud Mission
8^" Bloxham. See Bluxome
Blucher George, hay and grain, 3208 Fillmore^. N s
Filbert bet Steiner and Fillmore
Blucher George H., teamster, r. 832 Harrison
Blue F. K., engineer, r. 1220 Folsom
Blue Hector, carpenter, r. 1235 Market
Blue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) W. H. H.
Hart secretary, 2.30 Montgomery, room 3
Blue Lakes Water Co. The, R. N. Van Brunt secre-
tary, 318 Pine, room 6
Bluhm Gustave, master mariner, r. 214 Steuart
Bluhm Rudolph C, pork and sausage, 1511 Market,
r. 2.39 Fell
Bluhm William D , master mariner, r. 1413 Buchanan
Bluitt Albert E., bartender George H. Rice
Blum A. Mrs., widow, r. 526 Ellis
Blum Abe, traveling salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
911 Laguna
Blum Adolph (Blum Bros.) r. 823 Turk
Blum Albeit O., clerk A. Morris & Son, r. 540 Ellis
Blum Alfred, messenger Wakelee & Co., r. 502 Mason
Blum Annette, widow, r. 916 Larkin
BluTti, Bald^viii «Jfc Girvin (Simon Blum, Barry
Baldwin and Richard D. Girvin) commission
merchants, 307 California
Blum Brothers (Adolph, Charles and Maurice) mnfrs
cigars, 316 Sacramento
Blum Charles (Blum Bros.) r. 304 Stockton
Blum Charles, butcher, r. 16.39 Ellis
Blum Fannie, widow, r. 8333^ Geary
Blum Frederick, seaman r. North Pacific Hotel
Blum Henry, bakery, 1817 Powell
Blum Henry, butcher, 423 Larkin
Blum Henry, solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
Blum Herman, capitalist, 304 Montgomery, r. 820
Bush
Blum I. & J., merchants (Vacaville, Cal.) office 7-9
Battery
Blum Isaac, traveling salesman, r. 327 Ellis
Blum Isadore, insurance agent, r. 1609 Scott
Blum J. A., r. 1.522 Polk
Blum Jacques (Loewe Bros.) r. 834 McAllister
Blum John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Blum John, shooting gallery. 911 Kearny, r. 8 Janaen
Blum John I., porter H. Liebes k Co., r. 444 Jessie
Blum Joseph, clerk, r. 916 Larkin
Blum Leon (Roth, Blum & Co.) r.l226 Post
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
KEFS FnENISHING GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COK. T]IIR».
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & C0.{»ash^»1t?nst
Producers of the only
NATURAL CHAMPA ONE.
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Blum M. & Co. (Moses Blum) grain and bag broker,
308 California
Blunt Marcus M. , leader Blum's Band, ofllce 735
Market, r. 916 Larkin
Bium Maurice (Blum Bros.) r. 1303 Gough
Blum Moses (M. Blum & Co.) r. 1714 Clay
Blum Moses, mercbant (Vacaville, Cal.) office 7-9
Battery
Blum Peter, satchelmaker D. Block & Co.. r. Six-
teenth nr Valencia
Blum Robert, decorator, 126 Kearny, r. Saucelito
Blum Salo, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1520
Jackson
Blum Simon (Blum, Baldwin & Girvin) r. Martinez
Blum Simon (Will & Finck) r. 1296 Van Ness Av
B^" Blum. See Blocm, Blohm and Blume
BLUM'S BAND Marcu.M. B.«„t
leader, oflice 735 Market
Blumann Alexander, piano dealer, r. 127)^ Langton
Bluiuauer Sigmund, traveling salesman Neustadter
Bros.
Blumberj; Ferdinand, watertender stmr Eastern Ore-
gon, r. Ill Fulton
Blumberg Frederick W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 409 Eddy
Blumberg Julius F., insurance broker, 304 Montgom-
ery, r. Ill Fulton
Blume Adolph A., poultry dealer, r. cor Maple and
Jackson
Blume Daniel, clerk Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 216
Grove
Blume Henry, shoemaker, r. 627 Commercial
Blume Louis, speculator, r. 216 Grove
8S" Blume. See Bloom, Blohm and Blum
Blumel Liebrlcht, tailor, r. 1211 Florida
Blumenberg Susan M., widow, r. 510 Pine
Blumenkron Isaac, r. 630 Eddy
Blumeushine Philip, superintendent Jewish Ceme-
tery
Blumeuthal Abraham, salesman Blumenthal &MuDd,
r. 5H8 Fulton
Blumenthal Albert, clerk, r. 538 Fulton
Bluinentlial B. & Co. (Bernard Blumenthal,
Philip N. Aronson and Aarou Galland) manufac-
turers and dealers gloves, etc., 18-20 Battery
Blumenthal Bernard (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 1243
Franklin
Blumenthal Bernard, fancy and dry goods, 1226 Mar-
ket, r. 632 Geary
Blumenthal Charles, cashier Davis Bros., 1234 Mar-
ket, r. 507 Post
Blumenthal Edward M., peddler, r. 723 Vallejo
Blumenthal George, bartender, r. 433 Tehama
Blumenthal Henry butcher, r. 1014 Hampshire
Blumenthal Henry M., merchant, office 416 Davis, r.
227 Golden Gate Av
Blumenthal Isaao, merchant, r. 5.32 Geary
Blumenthal Julius, drayman, r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Blumenthal Julius, manager Pacific Collection
Co., 528 California room 3, r. 507 ^o^t
Blumenthal Louis, shoemaker, 143 Third
Blumenthal Leopold, with Gordon Bros., r. 1014
Hampshire
Blumeuthal Max (Blumeuthal k Mund) r. 722 Grove
Blumenthal Samuel, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Blumenthal •& Mund (Max Blumenthal and
Frederick S. Mund) wholesale liquors and manu-
facturers syrups cordials, bitters and coloiing,
658-660 Mission
Blnmleln George, bartender James Qarrity, r. 433 Te-
hama
Blundell Arthur W., secretary Murchie Gold and Sil-
ver Mining Co., r. 1422 Clay
Blundell Henry, jeweler, r. 475 Jessie
Blundell John W., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior
r. 56 Clay
l»" Blundell. See Blondell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTBERES
Largest Assortment on the Coast,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Bluuden Walter H. (Mulroony & Blunden) r. 2845
Mission
Blunk Jacob, r. 606 Third
Blunt F., watchman stmr Alameda
Blunt John P., salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
1624 Jessie
Blunt Randall, laborer National Iron Works
Blunt William G., naturalist. 14 Kearny
BluteJohnM.. clerk, r. N\V cor Washington and
Cherry
Bluth John, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. 18 First
Blutt Martin, laborer, r. 020 Fourth
Bluxome Isaac, purchasing agent, r. 32 Twelfth
Bluxome Isaac Jr., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. 32
Twelfth
Bluxome J«6eph, physician, 217 Powell
Bluxome Miers S., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co. r
32 Twelfth
KF" Bluxome. See Bloxham
Blyman Edward, decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. Ala-
meda
Blyth Henry (Blyth & Trott) r. 2515 Sacramento
Blyth & Trott (Henry Blyth and William J. Trott)
wholesale and retail lumber dealers, NE cor Spear
and Mission
Blythe Alice E. Mrs., artist, 724 3<5 Market, room 19, r.
Oakland
Blythe Francis, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Blythe John, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Blythe Thomas H. (estate of) Philip A. Boach
administrator, 14 Grant Av
Blythe William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 142
Ninth
Blywise Benjamin, varulsher, r. 11.33 'J Mission
Blywise Charles, finisher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 128
Tenth
Blywise Hyman, tailor, r. 1133}^ Mission
Blywise Jloses, millhand, r 1133)4 Mission
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
B'nai B'rith Hall Association, Louis Blank
secretary, office 121 Eddy
Boalt John H., attorney at law, 438 California, r.
1003 Twelfth, Oakland
Board Jessie Mrs., teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 2336 Mission
Board of Bank C'oniniisgioners, W. W. More-
land, A. W. Potts and J. A. Thompson, 528
California
Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board) 327 Piue
Board of Brokers (Stock and Bond) Merchants'
Exchange
Board of City Hall Commigsioners, New
City Hall, first floor
Board of Commissioners Funded Debt, New
City Hall, third floor
Board of Eldncation, office and ccmimittee rooms,
New City Hall, third floor
Board of Election Commissioners, New City
Hall, basement
Board of Engineers (U. S. A.) of the Pacific
Coast, Major Wm. H. H. Benyaurd senior mem-
ber, office 533 Kearny, room 7
Board of Equalization, New City Hall, second
floor
Board of Examiners of the Medical Society
of the State of California, William M.
Lawlor secretary, 326 Geary
Board of Examining Surjgfeons for Pen-
sions, room 44 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Board of Fire Commissioners, Old City Hall,
first floor
Board of Fire tJnder-writers of San Fran-
cisco, 307 Sansome
Board of Health, New City Hall, first floor,
Larkin Street entrance
Board of Horticulture State, B. M. Lelong sec-
retary, 220 Sutter
jEABIND type founders palmer & REYIHa'
RANtlSro, CAIi.
AK6E1.es, CAIi.
-AND, OK.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FOK NAI.K BY AI.I. FIRST-CI.ASS
WINK NKICtllANTN XSIt (I.)ROCKRS.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
; BonrclorRIniiaKem Industrial Kxhibit Ions,
31 Post
' Boai-tl of Marino Under^vrlters of San
KrauflMCo, E. I.. Wo<ii\ sccrPtnry, 219 Sansonie
noard of Xfw Oily Hall Commissioners,
ollioc New t'lty Hall, first Hour
lloaril of Park Commissioners, office Park
I.<vlt;p, ticiKleii (iiitf Park
Itnurilof Pilot l-:\aminers, 005 Battery
Hoard of Police Commissioners, Old City Hall,
room 7
Board of Port W^ardens, 525 Front
Board of Railroad Commissioners, 119-121
Pbelan Bids
Board of Silk Culture, offlco 21 Montgomery Av
Board of State Harbor Commigsioners, 10
t'alifornia
Board of StateViticuIt ural Commissioners.
Clarence J Wetniore secretary, 204 Montgomery
Board of Super visors, NewCi ty Hall, second floor
Board of Trade of San Francisco, George H.
Sanderson president, J. H. Shankland attorney,
Henry L. Smith secretary, office 202 Market and 3
Pine, fourth tloor
Board of Underwriters Amstei-dam, James
De Frcmerv agent, 410 Battery
Board of Underwriters Bordeaux, Eugene
TJiomas & Co. agents, G17-619 Sansome
Board of Under»vriters Boston, Joseph S.
Bacon agent, 218 California
Board of Underwriters Bremen, Hy. Balzer &
Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Board of Underwriters Frencli, Edouard
Chevassus agent, 205 Sansome, (after August Ist
1-3 Sansome)
Board of Under^vriters Hamburg, Hellmann
Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front
Board of Underwriters Havre, Gustave Touch-
I ard agent, 416 California
' Board of Underwriters MarseiUes, Gustave
I Touchard agent, 416 California
I Board of Underwriters New York Marine,
Oliver Eldridge agent, 303 California
Board of Underwriters PhUadelplxia, Joseph
S. Bacon agent, 218 California
Board of U. S. Inspectors Steam Vessels,
office 21-23 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Board William K., salesman, r. 2336 Mission
Boarduian Frank J., salesman Lynch Bros. & Co., r.
466}^ Sixth
Boardmau George C. , general agent ^tna In-
surance Co. (of Hartford) 311 California, r. 1750
Franklin
Boardman George 0. Jr., clerk E. L. G. Steele & Co.,
r. 1750 Franklin
Boardman John H., printer, r. 466}^ Sixth
Boardman John H., salesman, r. 215 Fair Oaks
Boardman Joseph, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Boardman Joseph, real estate, 711 Folsom, r. Oakland
Boardman Margaret, widow, r. 466!^ Sixth
Boardman Michael, boilermaker, r. 739 Folsom
Boardman Samuel H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1750 Franklin
Boarman Thomas M., inspector Health Office, r. NE
cor Polk and Green
Boas Etta, buttonhole operator, r. 352 Minna
Boas Isidore, r. 352 Minna
Boas Judah, note and money broker, 420 Mont-
gomery, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av
Boas Lena Miss, seamstress, r. 352 Minna
Boas Max, clerk Mangels Bros., r. NE cor Folsom and
Twenty-fourth
Boas Pincus, tailor, r. 570 Minna
Bob Antone, foreman Mayle & Wienholz, r. 356
Eleventh
BobierJohn, gardener, N s Twenty-seventh nr San-
chez
Bobsien Christina, widow, r. 1429 M Mission
Bobsien Henry, watchman, r. St. Thomas bet Monon-
galiela and Savannah
Bobsien William J. H.. butcher Chris C. Lent, r. 2306
Howard
Boca Bre^vinjf Co., Jacob Endrcs president, B.
F. M. Benson secretary, brewery Boca Cal.. depot
S 8 Berry nr Fifth, branch office 225 Jj Mont-
gomery
Boca Ice Co.. Boca Mill Co., Charles A. Grow secre-
tary, office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Bocanovlch Peter, coffee saloon, 161 Steuart
Bocarde James B.. drayman, 38 Market, r. 462 Bryant
]3ocarde Matthew, teamster, r. 137 Perry
Bocarde William, carpenter, r. 128 Perry
Bdcca Antonio, musician, r. 1319 Powell
liocca Frank, bootblack, SW cor Market and Seventh
Bocea Patricio, r. 1319 Powell
Boccacio Carlo, laborer, r. 13 Bannam PI
Boccari Peter, clerk, r. 723 Davis
Boch Theresa Mrs., varieties, 2115 Fillmore
Bocher J., carpenter, 113 Leidesdortl' and liquor
saloon, 115 Leidesdorff
Bochstadt August, nickelplater, i. 1063 Broadway
Bock Charles, clerk C. Meyer, r. 298 Green
Bock Charles C. (MoUer k Bock) r. 105 Austin
Bock Henry, mechanic Davis Bros., r. 1920 Mason
Bock Jacob, tailor J. Herrmann, r. 305 Haight
Bock James 8., salesman Newman & Levlnson, r. 722
Bush
Bock Joseph, bakery, 923 Folsom
Bock Samuel, tailor Chicago Clothing Co., r. 305
Haight
Bock Sophia, widow, r. 2315 Mission
Bockelmann Henry, driver National Brewery, r. 730
Fulton
Bocken Henry, waiter, r. 2811 Union
Bockins Cliarles G., insurance broker, 428 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Bockliu Alfred, laborer John Wielaud Brewing Co.
Bockman John C, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Brannau and Ritch
Bockman J. R., salesman Roos Bros., r. 414 Brannan
BocUmann John H., cooper Kudolph Armstrong, r.
1104 Alabama
Bockmann Mary E., domestic 2921 Jackson
83" Bockmann. See Boekmanu and Buckmann
Bocksaller T., yardman Pao. Rolling Mill
Bockstatt August, employee Thomas Day & Co., r.
1063 Broadway
Bocqueraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.) r. France
Bocqain Louis, tinsmith and plumber, 618 California
Bodden George H., salesman Marphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 636 Stevenson
Bodden William, cook, r. 320 Third
Bode Adolphus W., r. 1759 Howard
Bode Carl H., liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Channel
Bode E. H. & Co. (Eide H. Bode and G. Nord-
hausen) liquor saloon, 536 California
Bode Eide H. (E. H. Bode & Co.) r. 615 Pine, rear
Bode Ernst, laborer, r. 209 Thirteenth
Bode Frederick, groceries and liquors, 19 Hinckley
Bode George C., proprietor Oriental U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, S s Brannan bet First and Second
(and Bode & Haslett) r. 1827 Pacific Av
Bode Henry, cook, r. Coso House
Bode Henry C. W., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Tennessee nr Sierra
Bode Herman, sailmaker, r. 101 First
Bode Louis, carpenter, r. 464 Sixth
Bode William W., photo engraver, r. 440 Haight
Bode & Haslett (George C. Bode and Samuel M.
Haslett) proprietors Battery Street Free and
Tea Bonded Warehouse, 1203 Battery, Greenwich
Dock Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Battery and
Greenwich, and North Point Bonded Yard, NW
cor Sansome and Lombard
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Uanaget
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
markTt^.?reet.inew books received daily.
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239
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. Bodectel William C, -watchmaker A. I. Hall & Son, r.
5 Caroline
! Bodel AugrtBt, marblepoUeher, 512 Montgomery Av,
r. 9 Vallejo PI
1 Bcidel Frederick, baker, r. 2719 Mission
I Bodell Robert, gripman Market St. RR., r.Park Hotel
IBodemau Adolph (National Vinegar Works and Com-
pressed Yeast) r. 319 Fourth
IBodeman Henry W., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 413 Folsom
IBoden George A., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1527
Powell
r Boden John F., clerk, r. 1527 Powell
IBoden John F. Jr., clerk, r. 1527 Powell
i Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.) r. Haywards
IBoden John H. & Co. (John H. Boden and Julius
Quinchard) ship and Custom House brokers, 504
Battery
IBodet Alfred (Starcken de Lottert & Bodet) r. 1006
Howard
IBodfish Russell S., master mariner, r. 312 Thirteenth
IBodfish William H., attorney at law. 39 Montgomery
Block, r. 100 Jones
:Bodie and Benton Railway and Commercial Co.,
Thomas Menzies secretary, 310 Pine, room 18
iBodie Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) G. W.
Sessions secretary, 02-63 Nevada Block
OBocIie Tunnel and Mining Co. {Bodie, Cal.)
I Charles C. Harvey secretary, 309 California
fBodien Emma, widow, r. 20 Everett
1 Bodieii John, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
113 Eighth
; Bodkin Eliza, r*135 Borland
! Bodkin Thomas', plasterer, r. 649 Fell
I Bodkin Thomas P., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 649
Fell
I Bodley E. C, agent Am. Sewing Machine Co., 108
Third, r. 1210 Mission
hBodmann William (Schoner & Bodmann) r. 26 Sixth
[Bodmar S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2531 California
f Bodmer Harry, waiter, r. 776 Howard
FBodmer Harry E., machinist, r. 541 Fourth
LBodmer Martin, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 466
Minna
EBodwell A. H. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 3 Margaret
PI
TBodwell Frank L., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
I 5U4 Seventh
■ dwell Harry H.(H. H. Bodwell & Son)r. 331 Bartlett
I dwell Harry W. (H. H. Bodwell & Son) r. 331 Bart-
f lett
IBODWELL H. H. & SOW
(Harry H. and Harry W. ) ivindmill,
pump, Iiorsepo-wer and tank manufac-
turers, 311 Mission
Bodwell Lincoln A., bookkeeper William Deacon, r.
331 Bartlett
Boeckmann Diedrich H. (Boeckmann & Rumetsch) r.
253 Jessie
Boeckmann Frank, trimmer B. Grave & Co., r. 426
Broadway
ilBoeckmann Frederick, manager Fortmann & Co., r.
22 Twelfth
EBoeckmann George (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahl-
born House
f Boeckmann L. W., r. 1016 Washington
IlBoeckmann & Rumetsch (Diedrich H. Boeckmann
and Jacob Rumetsch) liquor saloon, 207 Grant Av
mS^ Boeckmann. See Bockmann and Buckmann
I Boedecker Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Green and Kearny, r. 1226 Kearny
Boedecker Mina, widow, r. 503 Union
Boedefeld John, furniture, 1019 Folsom
Boedefeld William, salesman, r. 102 Langton
Boedewig George, artist I. West Taber, r. 743 Pine
1 Boege Henry, porter Merry, Faull & Co., r. W s Holly
Park Av nr Mission
£^
IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOAIIE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Boege John, driver George W. Smart, r. Old San 3ob6
Road nr Industrial School
Boegler Frederick, expressman, r. 1324 J^ Eddy
Boehle William, engineer Cal. Wire Works, r. 730
Vallejo
Boehm Herman, braasmolder, r. 119 Shotwell
Boehm Max, bookbinder, r. 626 McAllister
Boehm Oscar, enKiueer, r. 203 Clara
Boehme Frederick, musician, r. 27 Chattanooga
Boehmler Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Boehrer Mary Mrs., r. 815 Harrison
Boehringer Charles, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r,
Manitoba nr Tombigbee
Boelen A. B., with Dow Steam Pump Works, r. 465
Minna
Boelen John D., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 465 Minna
Boelen William, laborer, r. 465 Minna
Boell Edward, compositor Doutrick & MeVey, r. 415
Filbert
Boelsums Elso, laborer, r. 10 Church Lane
Boemer Carrie Mrs., varieties, 1053 Folsom
Boemer Oscar, waiter, r. 1053 Folsom
Boepple Michael, upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon, r.
1943 Howard
Boera Casimlro, dealer corks, r. 636 Post
Boericke William, homoeopathic physician (and
Boericke & Schreck) office 834 Sutter, r. 1329 Pine
BOERICKE & SCHRECK
(^Villialn Boericke) successors to Boer*-
icke Si Tafel, proprietors Pioneer Horn-
ceopatliic Pliarmacy, 334 Sutter
Boerleiu E., dishwasher, r. 627 Commercial
Boernicke Louis, boots and shoes, 314 J^ Fifth
Boero Annie, widow, r. Otsego nr Onondaga Av
Boero Giacomo, gardener, Seneca Av nr Ocean House
Road
Boero Pierre, crockery and tinware, 140 Ninth
Boesck E. & Co. (Emile Boesch and Martin Bauer)
proptrs Pac. Lamp and Reflector Factory, and
Pac. Zinc Ornament Factory, 585 Mission
Boesch Emil (E. Boesch & Co.) r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Buese B. Mrs., widow, r. 1707 Stockton
Boese Bernhard, salesman Stephen Jackson, r. 1585
Folsom
Boese Charles, salesman Henry F. Gabel
Boese Gerhardt, master mariner, r. 124 Eugenie nr
Prospect Av
Boese G. M. Mrs., widow, meat market, 512-514 Davis,
r. 604 Filbert
Boese Herman, cook, r. 36 Clay
Boese Herman, shoemaker, r. 1133 Folsom
Boese John, r. 1133 Folsom
Boese Max, machinist, r. 1010 Lombard
Boese William J., bookkeeper Mrs. G. M. Boese, r.
C04 Filbert
BS~ Boese. See Boes and Bose
Boeseu Hans, porter Russ, Sanders & Co., r. 518 Stock-
ton
Boessennecker Robert C, salesman Eveleth & Nash,
r. 718 Laguna
Boettcher Paul, salesman G. Verdier & Co.
Boffa Frank, pantryman, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Boffa Peter, cook, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Bofine Josephine, coffee saloon. 111 Fifth
Bofinger Jacob, r. 10 Stevenson
Bogan Charles, commission agent, r. 5 Glover
Bogau Charles, fresco painter, r. 435 Fifth
Bogan Charles, tanner D. McHeury & Co., r. 721
Brannan
Bogan Delia L., spicepacker, r. 721 Brannan
Bogan Eleanor L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Glover
Bogan Elizabeth, brushmaker W. N. Van Laak, r. 721
Brannan
Bogan Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 5 Glover
Bogau James, master mariner, r. 816 Filbert
Bogan J. P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Bogan Louis T., clerk, r. 5 Glover
rYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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4»9 California Strevt.
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240
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENOr.TSlI AND AMinUOAN
EnOHiioli.-. 4>l»z«-<l i.ii.l I'liilii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Bogau Patrick, molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r. 6
CUiiieiitiua
BoRan W. F., folder La Grande Laundry
«^ BoKBU. S.-c U..Ken
BoRardus Frank (Henry B. Houston & Co.) r. Oak-
liind
Boiiardus John P., editor and proptr Figaro, 532 Mer-
i-liaiit. r. '.> Peltiado Pi
BoKftrt Arthur W. (Earle & Co.) r. 720 Broderlck
I BoKart ClisrUs H., bookkeeper T. J. CUadbourne, r.
' 141,'; Hyde
BoRart Edmond, teamster, r. 1413 Scott
Boiiart James B., teamster, r. 4(>2 Bryant
Bopart John W., salesman, r. 1415 Hyde
BoRart Joseph N., wharfbuilder, r. 433 Second
Boijart Louis C, clerk, r. 1415 Hyde
Boifiirt Orlniulo H., secretary Arnold Hardware
Co., 100 California, r. 142<l Sacramento
Bosart Scwell B., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 720 Broderlck
Bosart AVllllam F., bookkeeper Examiner, r. 830
HalRht
t^ Bogart. See Bogert
Bogatzki A. J., bushelman Charles Lyons, r. 818 Lar-
kin
Boge Chnrles. oysterman Henry Puttock, r. 1609 Cali-
fornia
Bogel Edward, clerk C. A. Kern & Co., r. 46 Sixth
• V^ Bogel. See Bogle
Bogensi-hutz Carl, carpenter, r. 444 Bracnan
! Boger Emma Mi.=s, r. 537 Natoma
Boger Frederick E., cigars and tobacco, 540 Hayes, r.
SE cor Hayes and Fillmore
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush
and Buchanan, r. ia38 Bush
Bogiriauo B., scavenger, r. GOT Union
I Boggiano Doniinico, scavenger, r. 607 Union
Boggs John, r. Palace Hotel
Boggs Samuel T., foundryman, r. 3003 Webster
Boggs William S., bookkeeper E. Sikes & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bogie William, gardener Masonic Cemetery
Bogle Eliza A., widow, r. 543 Minna
Bogle Ella. r. 613 Nineteenth
Bogle Frederick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 417 Bryant
Bogle George E., clerk, r. 305 Guerrero
Bogle Joseph H., patent medicines, r. 2010 Polk
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder, r. 305 Guerrero
t^ Bogle. See Bogel
Bogner Bernard, engraver Hammersmith & Field, r.
317 Sutter
Bogner Charles O., tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 2233^ Ivy Av
Bogue Elizabeth, widow, r. 20 Willows Av
Bogue Felix, clerk Louis Cavagnaro, r. cor Onondaga
and Deleware Av
Bogue John, patternmaker O'Connell & Lewis, r. cor
Powhattan and Lyon, B. H.
Bogue Margaret, widow, r. 333 M Bitch
Bogue Michael, laborer, r. W s Ellsworth nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Boban Daniel, miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Bohan John, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 118
Jones
Bohan John, gtockfitter Cahn, NickelBburg & Co., r.
404 Ninth
Bohan Patrick, r. 404 Ninth
Bohan Rose, domestic 1732 Washington
Bohan Thomas, laborer Home of Peace Cemetery, r.
Dolores bet Eightpenth and Nineteenth
Bohan Thomas, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 404 Ninth
Bohan William, laborer, r. 42 Clara
B^ Bohan. See Bohen, Bohn, Bone and Bowen
Bohannan Edward, expressman, r. 223 O'Farrell
Bohannan Michael, r. 402 Ninth
Bohannan Thomas, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 921 Howard
Bohemian Benevolent Soc, rooms 10 California
Boliemiau Club, rooms 430 Pine
B. and M.
.. r. 2724 X
Bohen Andrew, driver
Folsom
Bohon Benjamin F., detective, r. 235 Kearny
Bohen Charles W., second oflice stmr San Juan
Bi>hen Duulcl, restaurants stmrs Tiburou and Dona-
hue, r. Commercial Hotel
BoUen George T., surveyor Union Ins. Co., 416 Cali-
fornia, r. C17 Pine
Bohon Joliii, loborer. r. 27 Lapidge
Bohen Patrick, grocer, r. 315 Bryant
(ty Bolien. See Bohan and Bowen
Bohl Richard, millwright, r. 249 Steuart
Bohle Chris, varnisher, r. 627 Clay
Bohle Richard, laborer, r. 518 Bryant
Bohle William, bakery, 420 Fourtb
Bohlen Hans, clerk Henry F. Michaelis, r. junction
Valencia and Mission
Bohlen Henry (Schroeder & Bolen) r. 2218 Fillmore
Bohlig John H., salesman, r. 1010 Mission
Bohling Charles (Becker & Co.) r. 841 Geary
Bohlman John, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 440
Bush
Bohlmann Ehler (Hahn & Bohlmann) r. 205 Third
Boblmanu H., bartender, r. 746 Howard
Bohlmann Herman, groceries and liquors, 100 Hayes
Bohlmann Louis, boilermaker, r. 207 Montgomery Av
B^ Bohlmann. See Bollmann
BoliLs H. »Se Co., (Henry Bohls) manufacturers to-
bacco and cigarettes, 419 Battery
Bohls Henry (H. Bohls & Co.) r. 10285i Twenty-
second
Bohm Arthur O., cook Harmon Kozminsky, r. 708
Lom bard ♦
Bohm Beda Mrs., ladies and childrens underwear,
204 Stockton
Bohm John A., porter Greenbaum, Weil & Michels,
r. 1113 Valencia
Bohm Mary J. Mrs., varieties, 1113 Valencia
Bohm O;, varnisher, r. 1139 Twentieth
Bohm William, jeweler, r. 204 Stockton
Bohman John, waiter, r. 260 Tehama
Bohme Clara, widow, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Bohme George, teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Bolimer Herman S., Consul Republic of Colom-
bia, 506 Battery, room 4, r. 1902 Powell
Bohmer Joseph, carpenter, 540 Commercial, r. 134
Fourth
Bohn Charles, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 373
Minna
Bohn Daniel, r. 9 Vandewater
Bohn Ernst, metalworker John Bohn, r. 15 J^ Sumner
Bohn H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bohn Harry, waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Bohn John, laborer, r. 1334 Florida
Bohn John, plumbing and gasfitting, 112 Seventh
Bohn John Jr., metal roofer, r. 611 M Natoma
Bohn Richard C, waiter, r. 373 Minna
Bohn William, jeweler, r. 22 Stockton PI
8^ Bchn. See Bohan and Bone
Bohnenberg Frederick, carpenter, Falkland nr Rail-
road Av
Bohns Ludwig, r. 119 Francisco
Bohr H. A. P., accountant Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 1319 Natoma
Bohrmann H. (Kohler & Frohling) r. New York
Bohrs John, teamster Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 810
Eighteenth
Boice Charles De S., collector Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
B^" Boice. See Boyce
Boie Frederick H., master mariner, r. 23}^ Twenty-
second
Boies Justus W., cashier Sperry & Co., r. East Berke-
ley
Boiler Water Purifier Co., R. H.Lloyd president, D.
McDonald secretary, oflice 109 Front
Boillot Leon C, photo-engraver and diamond Im-
porter, 69 Flood Bldg, r. 1123 Greenwich
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEH'S FORHISHINfi GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
mCARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
(RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
I WASHINGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPA&NE
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Boise Heury T., shipping clerk, r. 350 Jessie
Boisseau Einile, bootmaker, 519 M Post
Boisseau Jean B., bootmaker E. Boisseau, r. 519 i^
Post
Boisson Dnbrutz, clerk, r. 2347 WashlnRton
Boisson Francis, poultry and game, 8-14 Pacific Fruit
Market, r. 1834 Powell
Boitano Angelo, liquor saloon, 1524 Stockton
Boitano Antonio, bootblack, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Boitano Burtolomeo, r. 5 Rowland
Boituuo Celeste, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Boitano Charles, r. 13 M John
Boitano F. & Co. (Francisco Boitano and Andrea
Arata) wood and coal, 1516 Stockton
Boitano Francisco (F. Boitano & Co.) r. 13 Union PI
Boitano Giovanni B., florist, Niagara Av nr Mission
Road
Boitano Louis, porter A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 17 Prescot
Boitano Velatti, r. 337 Union
Bokee David M., special agent and adjuster Ins. Co.
of North America. 313 California, r. 2003 Pierce
Bokee Robert O., clerk C. S. Moses & Co., r. 2008
P.erce
Boker Solomon, capitalist, r. 331 Montgomery
Bolado Joaquin, capitalist, r. 528 Sutter
Bolan Edward, hostler William McCafferty, r. 2428
Mission
Bolan J. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bolan Lawrence, r. 21(i Perry
Bolan M. J., physician and surgeon, 14 Grant Ay
Bolan Michael, capitalist, r. 74 Brady
Bolan William, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 13J^
Madison Av
B^ Bolan. SeeBohlen
Bnland Bridget, widow, r. 431 Tenth
Bolaufl Edward M., carrier Post Office, r. 431 Tenth
: Bohiud James, r. 806 Bryant
Bolaiid James B., with John H. Sievers, 25 Post
Bolaiid James I., Justice of the Peace, Old City
Hull, second floor, office 405 Montgomery, r. 819
Golden GateAv
I Boland J. M, Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 431 Tenth
1 Boland John, bartender, r. 611 Pine
1 Bolanil Joseph, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 802 Bay
1 Boland Lawrence, r. 606 Fourth
1 Boland Michael C. harnessmaker John O'Kane, r.
1127 Twentieth
Boland Richard J., sailmaker Christian C. Funk, r.
431 Tenth
Boland Robert J., liquor saloon, 233 Sixth, r. 806
Bryant
Boland ^Villiam, r. 465 Minna
Boland William H., bookkeeper, r. 54 First
Bolander Catherina, widow, r. 10 Eighth
Bolander Hugh R., clerk, r. S24 Capp
Bolaiicler Li. PIi., sawing and planing mill, 118
Mission, r. 524 Capp
Boldemann Adolph C, traveling salesman, r. 2624
Sutter
Boldemann Augustus E., clerk, r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Bernard, clerk, r. 2624 Sutter
FBoldfuiann Charles A. (Collins & Co. ) and secretary S.
F. Mutual Land Assn, 325 Montgomery, r. 2624
Sutter
t Boldemann Gustav, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 2624
Sutter
r Boldemann Oscar, clerk, r. 2624 Sutter
Bolden Charles, r. 806 Bryant
Bolden Robert, saloonkeeper, r. 806 Bryant
Bolden W. T., blacksmith, r. 3501 Fillmore
Boldt Henry, bartender I. Buzzini & Co., r. 835 Va-
lencia
; Bole Darid C, foreman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 520
Jones
' Bole George, traveling salesman, r. 331 Geary
Bole Henrietta Mrs., r. 520 Jones
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Bole James, with Forbes Bros., r. 1203 Union
Bole John, teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Bole William, salesman James H. Malone, r. 520
Jones
Bole William, teamster, r. 911 Battery
Boles Patrick, laundryman, r. 4 Albion Av
Bnlesworth Brittian, butcher, r. 5.39 Seventh
Bolting Arthur J. mailing clerk Post Office, r. 326
Pacific
Bolger Dominick, tanner, r. Algeria nr Platte
Bolger Edward, r. 1045 Bryant
Bolger James, cook, r. 151 Minna
Bolger John, whitener, 6 Golden Gate Av, r. 819 H
Dolores
Bolger Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1045 Bryant
Bolger Peter S., engineer, r. 117 Fair Oaks
Bolger Philip J., receiver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 823
Howard
Bolger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
131 J4 -Ridley
Bolger William, longshoreman, r. 28 Tehama
Bolian Augustus H., cook, r. 3 Kohler PI
Bolin Edward J., biirtender J. A. Tidd, r. 20 Scott PI
Bolin George, messenger Headquarters Division of
the Pacific, U. S. A., r. Clay nr First Av
Bolian Delia, laundress, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Bollenhagen Henry, groceries and liquors, N s Point
Lobos Av nr Eleventh Av
Boiler Conrad, mnfr furniture, 574-576 Brannan, r. 33
Harriet
Boiler Frank J., butcher, r. 430 Greenwich,
Boiler Herman, r. 430 Greenwich
Boiler Joseph, butcher, 56 Centre Market, r. 480
Greenwich
Boiler William, r. 430 Greenwich
Bolles James C, clerk, r. 1303^ Polk
Bolles Michael, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Bolh'B O. Frederick, master stmr Columbia, r. 702
Dolores
Bollier C, musician, r. 620 Bush
Bollier Charles, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 27.51 Harrison
Bollier Elizabeth, widow, r. 2751 Harrison
Bollier Paul, blacksmith helper, r. 22 Cleveland
Bolliu J., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1234 Post
Bollinger Frank, barber, 105 J4 Jackson, r. 1411 Jack-
son
Bollinger Frank, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 313 Green
Bollinger James, pressman J. R. Brodle & Co., r. 313
Green
Bollinger Nicholas, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 313
Green
Bollinger Robert, office 535 California, r. 213 Mason
Bollinger William A., watchmaker H. Charmak, r.
858^ Folsom
Bollman John (Bollman & Kriiger) r. 2131 Bush
Bollman William, jeweler R. Bujannofl', r. 2131 Bush
Bollman & Kriiger( John Bollman and Charles Kriiger)
mnfrs cigarettes, 540 California
8^ Bollman. See Bohlmann
Bolmer Edwin J., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 108 Fourth
Bolmer William, painter, r. 2935 Mission
Bolser George W., organ pipe decorator John Berg-
Strom, r. Oakland
Bolster Alice, fringemaker, r. 118 Oak
Bolster B. Mrs., widow, r. 118 Oak
Bolster John T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 118
Oak
Bolte Ernest L., master mariner, r. 4 Chestnut PI
Bolte W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bolten James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bolting Charles, proptr Pacific Exchange Hotel, 825
Battery
Bolting Randolph, r. Lick House
Bolton A. E., attorney at law, r. 206 Kearny
Bolton George, stonecutter, r. 6 Steiner
Bolton Henry, Ironmolder, r. 303 Davis
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PORTLAND, OR.
IMOEIiES, CAIi.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
I FRENCH RANGES.
i 809, 3U, 313, 315 and 817 MAEKET STREET
Uoltou Jbiiics U., ininfali«t, (.18 .Men liaiit, r. -2201
I Jolifit
Bolton .I.tTtrson 1>. (Ifulford & lioUon) r. I.IH Joiipb
I Bolton John H.. rndil. r Miller & Lux, r. 418 Second
Bolton M. \V. Mr8., furnished rooms, 206 Kearny
1 Boltou Robi rt C. clerk South British Fire and Marine
Ins. Co., r. '^201 Jones
Boltou Thomas, dentist, SO^ Howard
Bolton ThoniHS, seaman, r. 110 Clara
1 Bolton Willlaiu T., helper Phelps Mnfg Co.. r. 2501
I Filluioro
1 a^ Bolton. See Boulton
I Boltz rit ury. laundryman La Grande Laundry
Bolts J. F. Mrs., milliner, r. f.2ti Hayes
] Bolt* John F., proprietorA. A. House, 308 Kearny,
! r. f>2« Hayes
I Boltz Albert K.. waiter, r. 508)4 Natoma
Boltr Henry, selector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
MHH Natoma
. Boltz Marv Mi.ss, r. 508 M Natoma
Boltz William, r. 508!^ Natoma
Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, 13 Stockton,
r. 8(12 Ashbury
Bomke Oustave, brassfinisher Thomas Day'fe Co., r. i
40 Clara
Bomke Herman C, ironworker Thomas Day & Co., r.
40 Clara I
, Bommer Frank J., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 134 j
Fourth j
BommullerE., upholsterer, r. 337 Clementina
Bon Charles, clerk A. Cnrpeutier, r. Oakland j
Bon Veset, r. 23 Madison Av
Bona C, fruits and vegetables, SW. cor Jones and
O'Farrell, r. 501 O'Farrell
Bona Dominic, clerk, r. 628 Broadway
, Bonacina Angelo, woodcarver, r. 446 Union, rear
Bouacina Fernando, secretary West Vancouver Com-
mercial Co., 438 California, r. 3031 CaUfornia
Bonacina John, clerk, r. 1403 Powell
Bonacino Joseph F., bookkeeper J. M. Bonacina, r.
3031 California
Bonacina Joseph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av
and 622 Washington, r. 3031 California
. Bonacina Wallace E., clerk J. M. Bonacina, r. 3031
California
Bonanza House, Birkholm & Smith propts, 867-869
Market
Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler Burris
secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Bonaquit R., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Boncarre Philip, butcher, r. 607 Vallejo
Bond Charles A., general agent Northwestern Ma-
sonic Aid Assn, 323 California, r. 1001 Pine
Bond Charles R., insurance agent, r. 1024 Greenwich
Bond E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 43 Sixth
Bond Ellsworth L., driver City RR., r. 1747 Mission
Bond Frederick T., medical student, r. 152 Fourth
: Bond James E., r. 2913 Harrison
I Bond J. Frank, salesman Whittier, Fuller ji Co., r.
1024 Greenwich
Bond Louisa Mrs., r. 156 Third
Bond Michael, laborer, r. 43 Ecker
Bond Thomas, hidecurer, r. Trinidad bet Susque-
hanna and Yazoo
Bond William D., salesman Swenarton & Heim, r.
1024 Greenwich
Bond William H., r. 1024 Greenwich
Bonde Peter N., carriagemaker O. M. Shaflf, r. 30 Lin-
den Av
Bonde Simon, gardener, r. 2122 Washington
Bondel Mary, lodgings, 515 Sacramento
Bondolfi Peter, bartender, r. 26 Morey Alley
Bone Daniel, salesman H. Roman & Co.
Bone Daniel, sUipcarpenter, r. 1526 Dolores
Bone John, master mariner, r. 1505 Leavenworth
Bone John C, apprentice S. F. Tool Co..r. 204 Waller
Bone William H., grocer, r. 317 Bartlett
Bonelli Eugene S., teacher music, 1358 Market
lionesteel I). Mrs., widow, r. 1817 O'Farrell
Houostei-l Chnrles A., bookkeeper, r. 211 Geary
Iloii«i8(4'll ClieKloy K. , attorney at law, 73-74]
Tada Block, r. 1214 Hyde
Bonestell Horatio S., r. 1506 Sacramento
Bouestell John T. (Levison Bros.) r. 1606
ruento
Bonestell Louis C, salesman Bonestell jc Co.,
Stockton
Bonestell Louis H. (Bonestell & Co.) r. 612 Slockton
Bonestell Robert, r. 150G Sacramento
I (Lonis
BONESTELL & CO,
IloiieKlfll) iiiiiioi-ter)iandJo1>bera iie^T%
tvritiii^ uiid tvrapping^ puper, 401-40)
Sanaoiiie
Bonetti A., pastry cook I. Cuenin, r. Oakland
Bouetti Anselmo, liquor saloon, 14 Seventh, r. 617)|
Natoma
Bonfigli Emilio. laborer A. Palatini, r. Roma Hotel
Bonglovanni Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 301O)J
Mission
Bonglet C. Mrs., widow, r. 625 Hayes rear
Bonglet Theodore, laundryman, r. 525 Hayes, rear
Bonham Bernard E., laborer, r. cor Mariposa and
Mississippi
Bonham Charles S., r. cor Mariposa and Mississippi<
Bonham William, lumberman, r. 3 Everett
Bonham William H., laborer, r. cor Mariposa aac
Mississippi ^
Bonifield J:;me8 T., clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r,
Harriet
Bonifield Samuel, master schr Lottie Carson, office
California, room 3, r. 1435 Steiner
Bonifield Samuel H., electrician,, r. 8 Harriet
Bonln Charles, gatekeeper Woodward's Gardens,
220 Turk
Bonis Pierre B., veterinary surgeon, 924 Mission
Bonjiorno Frank, stonemason, r.2219 Mason
Bonkowsky Frederick, carpenter, r. 1435 Church
Bonmut Harris, buttonholemaker, r. 119 Trenton
Bonn Albert W., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co , r. £
Broadway
Bonnard Mary Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gramao
School, r. 742 Twentieth
Bonnefoy Gustavus, porter Mint Exchange, r. i
Minna
Bonnell Allison C, correspondent Redington & Csi,
1709 Gough
Bonnell Clarence N., conductor Market St. RBi,
1207 Hayes
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Soc.,
1709 Gough
Bonnell Henry, clerk, r. 1527 Clay
Bonnell James F., bookkeeper Williams Bros, k Q
r. 1709 Gough
Bonner Arthur F., clerk Castle Bros., r. 1900 Tall(
Bonner Benjamin, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. li
Golden Gate Av
Bonner Charles, student, r. 1114 Post
Bonner David, upholsterer, r. 12 Bartol
Bonner David Jr., drover, r. 12 Bartol
Bonner Henry, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Boad
Channel
Bonner John, journalist Call, r. 1900 Vallejo
Bonner John C, laborer, r. 19 Verona
Bonner John J., inspector Gold and Stock Tel
222 Sansome
Bonner Joseph, machinist, r. 339 Hayes
Bonner Joseph M. clerk auditor's dept Wells, Fi
& Co., r. 439 Fifteenth
Bonner Neil, laborer, r. 37 Clarence PI
Bonner Robert, guard Wells Fargo & Co., r. IM
Filbert
Bonner William J. (W. J. BOnner & Co-) r. 1305 Mi„
sion '
Bonner W. J. & Co. (William J. Bonner) books
stationery, 125 Fifth
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UNDER WEAK
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THE HASTINGS'
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co, OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana
WH. SEXTOS, Lzst. Umi
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET ST. r PRINTERS
AND LITHO&RAPHEES.
BON / 243
Bonness S. T. (Foster & Bonness) r. 931 Markfet
Bonnet B. & Co. (Bonnet Bonnet) proptr ^oneer As-
phaltum and Artificial Stone Paving" Co., lUO
Montgomery Av \i,
Bonnet Bertha, widow, r. 624 Hayes
Bonnet Bonnet (B. Bonnet & Co.) 100 Montgom-
ery Av
Bonnet Edouard, French laundry, 326 Drumm
Bonnet Louis, clerk, r. 624 Hayes
Bonuet Marks, clerk, r. 624 Hayoa
Bonnet Moses, r. 624 Hayes
Bonuet Samuel, shoemaker, r. 624 Hayes
Bonnet Theodore F., r. 832 Guerrero
Boiiney AUie Miss, hairdresser, r. 151T Devisadero
Bouney Charles S., turner 8. F. Planing Mill, r. 933
Mission
Bonney James, trunkmaker, r. 716 Natoma
Bonuey Joseph, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 716
Natoma
Bonney M. C, canvasser Everett & Jackson
Bonuey W. T., fireman, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Bonnheim -Albert (Weinstock & Lubin, Sacramento)
office 19 Battery
Bonnington Frank J., compositor A. J. Leary, r. 1316
California
Bounington M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1316 Califor-
nia
Bonny George (Geo. C. Shreve & Co.) r. 1914 Sacra-
mento
Bono Antonio, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Bonsell J. C, groceries and liquors, 16*1 Mission, r.
22 Bond
Bonstin Samuel A., collector, r. 114 Ninth
Bontempi G. (Bontempi & Guglielmoni) r. 533 Broad-
way
Bontempi i Guglielmoni (G. Bontempi and Q. Gug-
lielmoni) liquor saloon, 305 Montgomery Av
Bonzey Albion P., r. 1829 Jessie
Boobar James G., wharf builder, r. 313 Scott
Boog Isaac, selector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 545
Fulton
Booher C. J., painter S. P. Co., r. Humboldt Hotel
Book Clara Miss, r. 2029 Mission
Bookbinders' Protective Association, 539 California
Booker Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Gal.) G. W. Sessions secretary, 62-63 Nevada
Block
Booker George E., chief clerk Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Oakland
Bookstaver Walter H. (W. H. Bookstaver & Co.) r.
221 a Austin
Bookstaver W. H. & Co. (Walter H. Bookstaver)
fruits and vegetables, 33-34 California Market
Boole Frederick, r. 810 Mission
Boole Frederick W., weigher Oregon Coal and Navi-
gation Co., r. Oakland
Boole George (Boole & Beaton) r. Oakland
Boole George, salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 331
Geary
Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole and A. B. Pat-
rick & Co.) r. 312 Fair Oaks
Boole & Beaton (George Boole and John J. Beaton)
shipbuilders, 5 Spear, yard S s Berry bet Sixth
and Seventh
Boomelbeck Jacob F., salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 412
BOR
Boomer Alexander H., general manager Cal., Oregon
and Idaho Stage Co., 320 Sansome, room 26
Boomerang, E. L. Wagner proprietor, 188 Mont-
gomery Av
Boomershine John, r. 33 Powell
Boon Polly Miss, furnished rooms, 7M Stockton
B jon Theodore, cigardealer, r. 421 Bush
Boone August, tailor, r. 145 Natoma
Boone Charles H., barber, 116 Sutter, r. 32 'i Mary
Boone Charles F., attorney at law, r. 842 Eighteenth
Boone John L. (Scrivner & Boone) attorney at law,
320 California, rooms 12-14, r. 1020 Twenty-first
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IN THE
EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTERS AXD DE.\LERS IN
LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE P.\LACE HOTEL.
Boone William, steward, r. 666 Howard
Boone William D., r. 187 Hyde
Boone William D., speculator, r. 14 Lewis
Boone William R., proptr S. F. Sporting Mercury,
425 Montgomery, r. 2609 Howard
Boop John D., liquor saloon, 800 Page
Booren Margaret, widow, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Boorman William Mrs., dry goods, 228 Noe
Boos Joseph, baker, r. 908 Broadway
Boos Mary, widow, r. 1320 Jackson
Boose Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1 Burritt
Boost Charles W., wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
228 Francisco
Boost John, machine hand, r. 32 J^ Moss
Boost Philip J., solicitor Cal. Wire Works, r. 32 Ji
Moss
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth) attorney at
law, 328 Montgomery, rooms 9-10, r. Palace Hotel
Booth Arthur P., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
616 Guerrero
Booth Charles, r. 145 Ellis
Booth Charles S., foreman Clot & Meese, r. 616 Guer-
rero
Booth David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth David C, janitor Masonic Temple
Booth Edward, editor ReiDort, r. Oakland
Booth Electa J. Miss, teacher Baptist Chinese Mis-
sion, r. 920 Clay
Booth Ella N. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 512 Sbotwell
Booth George W., clerk, r. 702 Vallejo
Booth Gustave, kitchen hand Bohemian Club, r. 636
Commercial
Booth Henry H., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 132 Sixth
Booth Henry J., foundryman, r. 3034 California
Booth John 0., seaman, r. 807 Treat Av
Booth Michael, longshoreman, r. 57 Natoma
Booth Robert, currier, r. cor Florida and Serpentine
Av
Booth S. Anna, physician, 191 Hyde
Booth Samuel, real estate, r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Samuel F. Jr , stenographer general freight
dept S. P. Co., r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Thomas W. (Robinson & Booth) r. 404 Turk
Booth W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Booth W. H., bookkeeper D. L. Beck & Sons, r. Oak-
land
Booth William, polisher La Grande Laundry
Booth William F., attorney at law, 220 Market, r.
Berkeley
Booth & Co. (Sacramento) wholesale grocers, office
405 Front
Boothby Adolph F., restaurant, 312 Townsend
Boothby August P., expressman, r. 318 Fillmore
Boothby Sarah E., widow, lodgings, 22 Fifth
Boothby William T., r. 20 Fifth
Boothe Arthur E., carrier Post Office, r. 413 O'Far-
rell
Boothroyd Alfred, teamster, r. 318)^ Ivy Av
Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz's Park, Mission Road nr
County Line
Bootz Adam J. Jr., deputy Tax Collector, r. 20 Eddy
Bootz's Park, .Adam Bootz proptr.. Mission Road nr
County Line
Bootz Harry, plumber, The Baldwin
Bope John F., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Ash-
bury and Waller
Bopp Louis, bakery, 449 Third
Boquist Swan, carpenter, r. 1125 Folsom
Boradori Rafael, dairyman, San Bruno Road nr Way-
land, U. M. T.
Boradt Henry, liquor saloon, 528 Valencia
Borale John, cook, r. 818 Sansome
Borash J., waiter, r. 449 Tehama
Borba Manuel, barber Antonio Martinho, r. 119 Jack-
Borchardt Bertha, widow, r. 803 Ellis
Borchardt E. Mrs., millinery, 2123 Mission
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S.n^rA.^l^S?c\^;? ^^^'pTn^I
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Ouon Fii« - Pliico 'rriiuiuiniirs
11 Spt'clalty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bonlmrac KrHiik. ctUeiuiau Kohler & Van bergeu. r.
■il-23 Mishlou
Borilmrat Oeorgc, clerk Cul. Sheep Casings Co., r.
8»);t Ellis
Borchardt Paul, clerk, r. 803 Ellis
Bor.l)er8 J. C, bBUnscheldtist, 417 Bush
Borchtrs William, master schr Gaslight, r. 2 Eincon
Cmirt
Borchers William Jr., master schr Amelia, r. 2 Rincon
Court *
Borde L. M., cook. r. 8t>0 Market
Iloicleiiiix Bitnrd of Underwriters, Eugene
Thomas & Co. agents, 6n-()19 Sansome
Bord.n Kdward O., traveling salesman, r. 2054 Jones
B.Tdpu Henry U., with Union Iron Works, r. »28
Howard
Bordtn Iv<y L.. clerk Mc.\fee Bros., r. 1239 Plue
Borden Jamos K., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 828 How-
ard
Borden John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Borden John, teamster, r. 2H Clyde
Borden John Jr., laborer, r. 2^ Clyde
Borden John J., foreman Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 1012)^
Minna
Borden John V., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
yil Folsom
Borden Joseph, paperhauger H. W. Gray, r. 1304
Turk
Borden Louis, r. 4U Pacific
Borden Oscar, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Borden Peter M., teamster Capital Mills, r. 117J<)
Perry
Borden Terrence, r. 117 J^ Perry
Bordenave Benard, French restaurant, 732 Montgom-
ery, r. 729 Montgomery
Bordenave Peter (Bordenave & Vergez) r. 7 Adler
Bordenave & Vergez (Peter Bordenave and Charles
Vergez) bakery, 1126 Dupont
Borden iw V., janitor, r. 124 Trenton
Bordner Jacob, carpenter, 641 Mission
Bordt Mary, domestic 920 Grove
Bordtheiser Charles, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r. 315
Bush
Bordwell Albert B., plumber, 1126 Kentucky, r. cor
Sierra and Pennsylvania Av
Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 39, r.
Alameda
Boreham George, clerk Reeve & Staab, r. 716 Natoma
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. Switzerland
Borel Alfred & Co. (Alfred and Antoine Borel)
capitalists, 311 Montgomery
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co.) and Consul
Switzerland, 311 Montgomery, r. 606 Stockton
Borel Francois A. collector, r. 615 Pine
Borel Frank, fruits and vegetables, 87 Ninth, r. 794
Stevenson
Borel Gustavus, upholsterer, r. 547 Jessie
Borel Joseph, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 10 John
Borel Leon F., cook M. B. Moraghan, r. 735 Green
Borel Louis L, storekeeper, r, 647 Jessie
Borel Martin, varieties, 1128 Folsom
Borel Theodore J., cook Charles Pechin, r. 1515
Powell
Borella A. & Co. (Angelo, Joseph and Joseph Borella
Jr.) bottle dealers, r. 1136 Howard
Borella Angelo (A. Borella & Co.) 1136 Howard
Borella Joseph (A. Borella & Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Borella Joseph Jr. (A. Borella & Co.) r. 1136 Howard
Boreman Harry, clerk Charles L. Ross
Boremau Thomas, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., r. 122
Phelan Bldg
Borero Josephine Miss, laundress A. Thuot, r. 19 Rid-
ley
Boretti John, teamster, r. 723)4 Clementina
Borg Frank, r. 103 Hayes
Borg H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Borg John, second cook stmr Aurora, r. 12 Clay
Borgen Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Borger Annie Mrs., fancy goods, 007 Bryant
Horgerding Henry, boxcutter Wempe Bros., r. 412 Ji
Fell
liorgeshon Henry, gardener, 2434 Larkin
liorgeson Charles, (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Borgeson John A., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Borgeson Peter, seaman, r. 68 Jessie
Borggreu John F., blacksmith, r. 225 Perry
Borg hero Ellen, widow, r. 9 Juniper
Borghgren Nils tailor Solomon Isaacs, r. 1206 Howard
Borgi Giuseppe, baker G. Pedroni
Borgcnovo Cipriano, tailor, r. 531 Valle.jo
Borwstrom Minna Mrs., millinery, 322-324 Montgom-
ery Av
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Bort'ward frederick W., boot and shoemaker, 12
LeidesdorfT
Borgwardt Reinhold, bartender, r. ()34 Jessie
Borgwardt Rosalie, widow, r. 634 Jessie
Borho Charles F., bartender Max Vogelsang, r. 333
Minna
Borie G., liquor saloon, 310 Fifth
Borie Louis J, bookkeeper. F. Chevalier & Co.. r.
East Oakland
Borklielm Henry, tailor, 26 Sacramento, r. 119 Lang-
ton
Borkheim Louis, printer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 119 Laugton
Borkniaun L. Albert (Borkmann & Beneuald) r. 3
Began PI
Borkniiinn & Benenald, (L. Albert Borkmann
and Antone Benenuldj barbers, 221 Grant Av
Borland Archie, capitalist, 314 Pine. r. Oakland
Borland Louis, miller Del Monte Milling Co.
Borie Gustavus H., upholsterer Connelly & Borie, r.
545 Jessie
Borie Louis (Connelly k Borie) r. 545 Jesse
Borman Koonie, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 525
Union
Borman Thomas, tailor, r. 1024 Powell
Bormann Frederick, grinder, r. 5 Fr.lsom Av
Born Conrad, barber George Obeuauer, r. 60 Clemen-
tina
Born Philip M., collector, r. 725 Webster
Born Stephen A ., (Shepard & Born) and secre-
tary White Cooks and Waiters Benevolent Asso-
ciation, 124 Geary
Borneman Henry, liquor saloon, 130 Fourth, r. 437
Jessie
Bornemann Francis G. (Bornemann & Salinger) r.
2418 Mission
Bornemann Frederick, clerk H. W. Bockman, r. 1061
Folsom
Bornemann George C, clerk, r. 2418 Mission
Bornemann Julia I., widow, r. 2418 Mission
Bornemann & Salinger, (Francis G. Bornemann and
William Salinger) money brokers, 422 Mont-
gomery
Bornheimer Francis, tailor, r. 220 Webster
Boruholdt Hans, bartender, r. 230 Pacific
Borbholdt Henry, carpenter, r. 419 Jones
Bornsteiu Louis, r. 460 Tehama
Bornstein Morris S., salesman Bachman Bros., r.
903}<S McAllister
Bornstein Signiund, commercial traveler E. Wasser-
mann & Co., r. 460 Tehama
Boro Louis (Magud k Co.) r. 6 Sacramento
Borotra Johanna F., widow, nurse, r. 2122 Jones
Borough Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Borovinich Peter (Borovinich & Goich) r. 1217 Polk
Borovinich & Goich (Peter Borovinich and Antoine
Goich) restaurant, 1215 Polk
Borradaile Mary E., widow, r. 303 Eddy
Borremans Charles, r. 919 McAllister
Borremans Edward L., butcher, r. 919 McAllister
Borren Abraham, salesman Irving & Neustadt, r. 429
Grove
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3y MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
[wASH^N=^T?N ST.!- Producers of FINE TABLE WINES
BOB
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Borren Joseph, upholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Borren Kaumann, upholsterer, r. 429 Grove
Borren Solomon, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 429
Grove
Borreos Charles, waiter, r. 811 Pacific
Borrino Nicholas, dishwasher, r. 438 Hayes
Burris Gustave, painter, r. 421 Bush
Borrjiian Heury A., with J. C. Borrman, r. 1200 How
ard
Borrman J. C, groceries and liquors, 1200 Howard
Borrman William J., teamster, r. 1637 Howard
Borroiiieo Auguste, boots and shoes, 414 Pacific
Bortt'eld Ernest H. C, cabinetmaker B. F. Farrar, r.
1320 H Harrison
Borucb Leland S., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 2126
California
Bornck Marcns D., proprietor Spirit of the
Times, 621 Sansome, and private secretary to the
Governor of California, r. 2125 California
Bos C. P. & Co. (Christian F. Bos) druggists, SW
cor McAllister and Buchanan
Bos Christian F. (C. F. Bos & Co.) r. lOOlM McAllister
Bosae Frederick, r. 121 Si.\th
Boscacci Benjamin, laborer, r. Ill Jasper PI
Boscacci Peter, tinsmith, r. 1182H Harrison
Boscacci Peter, tinsmith J. C. Lawson, r. Vallejo nr
Powell
Bosch August, barber Otto Lemcke, r. 64 Everett
Bosch Charles, pressman Charles Nelson, r. 814
Larkin
Bosch Joseph, barber, 843 Howard
Bosche J. W., r. Palace Hotel
Bosehen Charles H. (Boschen & Huneke) r. NE cor
Beale and Bryant
Bos. hen Nicholas, merchant, r. 364 Minna
Boschen & Huneke (Charles H. Boschen and John H.
Huneke) liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and Bryant
Bpschke Albert, civil engineer U. S. Engineer's Of-
fice, r. Alameda
Bose August S., groceries and liquors, SW cor Eight-
eenth and Guerrero
Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, 426 Natoma,
r. 432 Natoma
Bose Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ninth and Howard
Bose Frederick (Bose & Jurgens) r. 10.55 Howard st
Bose Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 16 3^ Garden
Bose Hermann, bartender, r. 269 East
Bose John D., cook John H. Bose, r. 217 Beale
Bose John H., liquor saloon, 217 Beale
Bose .Martin H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hechi, r.
1112)^ Bryant
Bose Nicholas (Wilkins & Bose) r. 521 Brannan
Bose & Jurgens, (Frederick Bose and Richard Jur-
geus) groceries and liquors, 731-733 Brannan, and
P'oprietors Hayes Valhy Brewery, 512-514 Grove
B^ Bose. See Boese and Bowes
BoKk(iwitz Charles S., agent, r. 1607 California
Boskowifz Frank, salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
1617 Sacramento
Bosler Charles, kitchen hand, r. 621 Mission
Bosley William H., carpenter, r. 78 Natoma
Boswall Wallace C, clerk r. 613 Mission
Bosq Alexander, laundry. 639 Post
Bosq Enrnard, lapidary, 328 Bush, r. 1111 Sutter
Bosq Elizabeth, widow, r. 1023 H Sutter
Bosquelle L. Mrs., r. 107 Ash Av
Bosquet Andrew, r. 507 Hyde
Bosqni E(i%vard, manager Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., 523 Clay, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
Bosqui Edward L., cashier Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Cnrporatiriu, r. Ross Vallev. Marin Co.
BOSQUI EHGRAVIE AND PRINTIHG CO,
fhroiiio - litUoyra pliers, engravers,
iid bookbiiiciers, Ed^vai-rt
ua^er, .5 23 Clay and 518
W, & J, SL011II[ & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
)r I liters a
Josqiii ma
Commercial
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. R "EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Boss David, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
Boss Frederick (Todt & Boss) r. 36 Willows At
Boss George, teamster, r. Humboldt Hotel
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 16)^ Garden
Boss M. P., milling engineer, 309 California, room
16, r. Oakland
Bosschaart Peter, seaman, r. 1117 Bryant
Bosse Christina, widow, r. 1943 Howard
Bosse C. O., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. Berkeley
Bosse Louis, liquor saloon, foot Second, r. 766
Bryant
Bosshart Jacob E., lashmaker, r. 1131}^ Shotwell
Bossi Ezio J., fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Bossi Joseph C, marble carver RufiQno & Bianchi,
r. 225 Clara
Bossi William, laborer, r. 225 Green
Bost Andrew C, freight examiner S. P. Co., r. Holly
Park
Boat B. F.. painter, r. 1145 Mission
Boetick Ashland H., cashier San Jose Woolen Mill
Co., r. 207 Hyde
S^ Bostick. See Bostwick
Boston and Sand^vicli Glass Co., Henry F.
Marsh agent, 577 Market
Boston Belting Co., J.W. Girvin & Co. agents, 2-4 Cal-
ifornia
Boston Board of Underwriters, Joseph S. Bacon
agent, 218 California
Boston Dairy, U. S. G. Clifford proptr, SW cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Boston Marine Insurance Co., J. M. Knowles
agent, 28 California
Boston Oil Package Co. , George J. Raychester
proprietor, 735-737 Folsom
BOSTON EUBBER SHOE CO.
manufacturers rubber boots and
slioes (Pacific Coast agency) C. R.
AVinslo-\v agent, 15 First
Boston Underwriters (Boston) Ed. E. Potter
manager, 428 California .
Boston William A., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 1904 Baker
Bostrom Herman, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Bostwick Frank F., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1115 Ji
Twenty-first
Bostwick Harry R., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1115J^ Twenty-first
Bostwick Henry E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. \nnbi Twenty-first
Bostwick Robert, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Bostwick Samuel, propertyman Olympic Theater, r.
1 Virginia PI
Bostwick Sprague N., chief clerk general traflao man-
ager S. P. Co., r. 427 Eddy
Bostwick Warren R., r. 1817 Baker
fi^" Bostwick. See Bostick
Boswell Frank M., druggist James Devlne & Co., r.
905 Market
Boswell Joseph S., steward, r. 10 Scott PI
Boswell William, waiter, r. 171 Minna
Bosworth Charles W., laborer Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 2435 Greenwich
Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, r. 1014
Montgomery
BOSWORTH HENRY M.
organist Grace Cliurcli, teaclier organ,
piano and liarmony, 139 Kearny, r.
3J4a3 Taylor
Bosworth Hobart, actor Alcazar Theater, r. 2223 Tay-
lor
Bosworth S. H., purser stmr Granada
Botcher Albert, upholsterer, r. 210 Golden Gate Av
Botcher Albert Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Liiguna an 1 Fell
Botcher (^onnid, driver Hose No. 1. r. 112 Jackson
Botcher Hendrick, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av
RINTING PRESSES, PALWER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA I>RY "SPECIAI^,"
AV. B. Chapman, Sole Aerent for Pacific Coast,
BOT
246
BOU
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroiiTKuii or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Botcher I.oiilo, pliiuibcr, r. 'JIO GoUlcn Oute Av
Botilier Williiiiii, tHilor, r. Ablboni HouRe
Botiherlv John. Inmnlryniau S. F. Laundry
Hotolho Frank, Imrbor, H58k Folsom
Botelho Manuel P., barber M. A. Pachoco, r. 266
First
Both Curt, driver Fredericksburg Brewing Co., r. 3004
Mission
Both Jacob, proceries and liquors, 71 Natonia
Both Jacob M., laborer S. P. Co., r. lOdJi Welsh
Both Mnrtin, bartender William Wobber
Both Michael, laborer, r. 106H Welsh
Both Richard W., cooper David Woerner, r. 14 Ber-
nice
Bothe Alfred, butcher, r. 7f)3 Howard
Bothe Luder, clerk A. Jleyer & Bro., r. 2301 Geary
Bothin Henry E.. president Bothin Mnfg Co., 17-19
Main, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and Jackson
Bothin J. C, r. 599 Ellis
Botliiii MaMufacturingr Co., Henry E. Bothin
president, manufacturers baking powders, ex-
tracts and coffee, 17-19 Main and 910-912 Sec-
ond, Sacramento
Bothmann Henry, wood turner Richard Herring, r.
10 Byington
Botholoiua John, bartender Ernst Ewig, r. 2120 Mason
Botsch George, engineer L. P. Degan, r. 128 First
Botscheider George, r. 745 Minna
Botsford George, dentist, 3 Taylor
Botsford Harry C, timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
611 Harrison
Botsford Henry K., surveyor, r. 537 Sacramento
Botsford William, physician, 3 Taylor
Botteher Robert, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 918
Montgomery
Botteron August, laborer, r. 3 Marion PI
Botteron Edward F., cooper, r. 3 Marion PI
Botteron Ferdinand B., cabinetmaker, r. 3 Marion PI
Botto Napoleon, bookkeeper Levaggi & Barbieri, r.
822 Broadway
Bottomley Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
808 McAllister
Bottomley Henry, porter, r. 808 McAllister
Bottomley Liberty H.. carrier Post OflBce, r. 1916
Larkin
Botts Charles, cook William Westerfeld, r. 809 Kearny
Bouch Theodore, waiter, r. 1061 Mission
Bouchard James Rev.. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church. 214 Hayes
Boucher Charles, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Henry A., distributor S. F. Laundry
i Boucher Henry S.. boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher James, packer Porter, Slessinger & Co., r,
5.50 Stevenson
Boucher John, carpenter, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Boucher Lewis, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 1030
I Market
Boucher Thomas P., boilermaker, r. 433 First
t^ Boucher. See Bowcher
' Bonchet Jules, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 1605 Mason
' Boudestel Charles D., dyer, r. 315 Tehama
, Boudin Isidore, French bakery, 1412 J^ Dupont, rear
Boudrow Charles, r. 1933 Stevenson
Bouffe Clementine Mrs., dressmaker, 417 Sutter
Bougenot E. Mme., dressmaker, r. 6 Winter Lane
Bough Washington, clerk, r. 521 Pacific
Boughton C. Mrs., saleslady Mrs. E. E. Caswell, r. 28
I Post
Boughtc% William W., accountant Oregon Imp. Co.,
I r. 312 Hyde
Bougis Hermann, bartender Wheelaud t Collins, r.
318 Folsom
Bougrand Powell, batbman Knoechel & Brand, r. 12
Virginia
Bouick Alexander, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1 Perry
Boukofsky Edward T., salesman, r. 1607 Post
Boukofsky E.N., porter Yates & Co.. r. 302 Seventeenth
Boukofsky Louis, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1607 Post
Boukofsky Louis N., porter Yates & Co., r. 230 Seven-
teenth
Boukofsky Minnie, widow, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukof.sky Rebecca Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Rose Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofsky Samuel, bookkeeper M. Wunsch & Co., r.
1011 Buchanan
Boulanger Jules, cook P. Klein, r. 18 Lewis
Boulanger L., r. 614 Broadway
Boulanger Peter, collector, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Bouldin David W., r. 1531 Golden Gate Av
Bouldin James E., law student Thornton & Merzbach
r. 813 Pine
Bouldin Powhattan W., clerk, r. 1531 Golden Gate Av
Boulin Jeannette, widow, r. 517 Filbert
BouUett E., physician, r. 420 Ivy Av
Boullet Eugene J., machinist F. A. Robbins, r. 437
Folsom
Boulton A. P., r. 118 Taylor
Boulton Thomas, quartermaster stmr San Bias
e^ Boulton. See Bolton
Boundy William, liquor saloon, 109 Jackson
Bouquet Frank, barber, r. 716 Stockton
Bourbin James C, gralner J.J. Donovan, r. 1602 Eddy
Bourbon Henry, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 752
Folsom
Bourdet John W., clerk County Clerk's OflBce, r. 925
Golden Gate Av
Bourdet Peter, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 925
Golden Gate Av
Bourg Jean, baker G. Pedroni, r. 1400 Stockton
Bourgeois-Francois, fisherman, r. 327 Bay, rear
BourgeQJB Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1
Troy PI
BOUEGOIN ADOLPH.ewan*
second liancl books, books bought and
sold, 306 Montgoniex-y Av
Bourguignon Ernest, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
514 Filbert
Bourgum Philomene Miss, laundress A. Achiu, r. 213
Larkin
Bourjade Cheri P., liquor saloon, 1509 Dupont
Bourke David, shoemaker, 15 Hayes
Bourke Edward, r. 1225 Union
Bourke J. F. advertising solicitor S. F. Chronicle, r.
802 Jones
Bourke Mary A. Mrs., bal<ery and liquors, 19 Van
Ness Av
Bourke Michael, quartermaster stmr Mariposa
Bourke Thomas, warehouseman Gilman & Danforth,
r. 390 Francisco
B^ Bourke. See Berk, Berke and Burke
Bourn Solomon, clerk, r. 534 Hayes
Bourn W. B., office 401 California, rooms 13-17
Bourne E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1535 Mission
Bourne Henrv J., watchman Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 723 Ellis
Bourne John B., stockbroker, 12 Leldesdorff, r. 2516
California
Bourne Richard A., leather and shoefindings, 28 Sec-
ond, r. 2120 Bush
Bourne Richard M., r. Grand Hotel
Bourne William, laborer, r. 1 Rincon Av
Bourne William T., traveling salesman F. Mandle-
baum & Sons, r. 1312 Mission
Bourquard Albert, machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 42 Ritch
Bourquin Emile, baker E. Pierron, r. 304 Montgom-
ery Av
Bousfield W. C, bond and security broker, 409 Call-
fornia, r. East Oakland
Boushey Julius, physician, 1303 Mission, r. 1307
Mission
it
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner jJIONXttOMKBY and S UTTER STS-
IMPERIAL Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
Assets, $9,658,479. I WM. SXXTON, Asst. iSanager
t MARKET ST.)
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PIANOS. ORGANS,
PRINTING AND BINDING.
BOU
247
BOW
Bonshey William S., r. 1307 Mission
Boiisquet A. M. Mme., cleaning and dyeing, 717M
Howard
Buusquet Leon, superintendent Cal. and Pac. Cream
ol Tartar Works, r. 111}^ Leavenworth
Boiisquet Stephen, hostler Clayburgh & Branden-
steiu, r. 140 Minna
Bontelle William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 523 M Geary
Boutes James F., liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Boutet Louis, painter, r. 1427 Mason
Boutillier Louis A., clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r.
Twenty-second Av and Clement
Boutillier Mitchell, clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r.
Twenty-second Avand Clement
Boutin Jean B., cellerman C. Carpy & Co., r. 616
Broadway
Bouton Andrus P., patent medicine, r. 118 Taylor
Bouton Frank O., doorkeeper California Theatre, r.
623 Ellis
Bonton Frederick P., ealesman John Cogau, r. 621
Ellis
Bouton Hart, superintendent La Grande Laundry, r.
210 J4 Thirteenth
Bouton William E., distributor La Grande Laundry.
210^ Thirteenth
Bouton Wilson F., clerk Home Benefit Life Assn, r.
C23 Ellis
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, r. 22 Lily Av
Bouvet Jules, laundryman, r. 21 Trenton
Bouvier Alfred, manager Baldwin Theater, r. 907
Sutter
Bouwman Bernardus, capitalist, r. 206 Polk
Bovard Freeman D. Rev., presiding elder S. F. dis-
trict, M. E. Church, r. 924 Sixteenth
Bovee James S., contractor, r. 1212 Union
Bovee Nestell C, manager house renting dept Bovee,
Toy & Co., r. 2008 Mason
BOVEE, TOY & CO. ,w„„»™
H. Bovee and George D. Toy) real estate
ag-ents, auctioneers and Iionse brokers,
19 Montgomery
Bovee William H. (Bovee, Toy & Co.) r. 711 Jones
B'lveroux George L., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Oakland
H \-i> Grabriel, wholesale and retail wines and
luors, 1300-1302 Dupont, r. 641 Vallejo
. .' r Alexander, carpenter, r. 185 Sixteenth
L'j s .ver Emily Felling, teacher music, r . 185 Sixteenth
Bovjer Nelson, porter Felling, Henry & Co., r. 185
Sixteenth
' Bovyer Percy T., clerk, r. 185 Sixteenth
I Bovyer William L., carpenter, 510 Sacramento, r. 621
Pine
Bn^y Jeremiah S., r. 736 Folsom
K^ Bow. See Bowe
Bowas John, laborer, r. NE cor Sierra and Michigan
Bowcher James, furniture and storage, 228 Stockton,
r. 220 Seventeenth
t^ Bowcher. See Boucher
Bowden Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2506 California
Bowden Hannah, r. NE cor Twentieth and Treat Av
Bowden John 8., barber Arthur Wetmore, r. 625
O'Farrell
j Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 1115 Filbert
I Bowden Nicholas, laborer, r. 662 Stevenson
' Bowden W. J., compositor The Wasp
]; .den William, painter, r. 6 Havens
liowden. See Boden
I James, carrier Post Office, r. 801 Filbert
L J .,e Michael, laborer, r. 15 Johnson Av
Bowe William H. (William H. Bowe & Co.) and
groceries and liquors, SE cor Potrero Av and El
Dorado
Bowe William H. & Co. (William H. Bowe and John
Hollwegs) groceries and liquors, NE cor Waller
and Fillmore
B^ Bowe. See Bow
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XV.A.KTT'S
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BXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
KtronXERS AXD DE.\LKKS IN
O J^X^ FETS
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Bowen Alfred, butcher E. Cortelyou. r. 517 Franklin
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. 5 Winthrop
Bowen C. F., r. 871 Market
Bowen Charles, butler, r. 137 Chattanooga
Bowen Charles E., salesman Sherwood & Sherwood,
• r. Oakland
Bowen Charles P., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 217
Polk
Bowen Charles R. (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.) r. 1941
Clay
Bowen Daniel, car painter, r. SE cor Green and
Gough
Bowen Dennis, hostler, r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Dennis, laborer, r. 12* Ivy Av
Bo-wen Edgar J,, seed merchant, 815-817 San-
some, r. 2018 Franklin
Bowen Edward, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 2132 Stock-
ton
Bowen Edward C, r. 32 Sixth
Bowen Ella, dressmaker, r. 235 Eighth
Bowen Ernest W., r. 22 Geary
Bowen Everett, clerk, r. 1304 Webster
Cowen F. W.. secretary Telpherage Electric Railway
Co., 405 Montgomery, room 14
Bowen Francis, clerk, r. 22 Geary
Bowen Gardner E., teamster, r. 1112 Devisadero
Bowen George E., clerk freight auditor's oflBce S. P.
Co., r. 11 Valparaiso
Bowen George H., millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 1112 Devisadero
Bowen George W., molder, r. 423 Natoma
Bowen Henry A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. SE cor Clay and Gough
Bowen Herbert, clerk, r. 32 Sixth
Bowen James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bowen James B., artist John Blallon, r. 2503 Sacra-
mento
Bowen James P., laborer Custom House, r. 928 Fol-
som
Bowen James P., teamster, r. 2507 Mission
Bowen J. B., stock broker, r. 2514 California
Bowen J. Joseph (Tatum & Bowen) r. Palace Hotel
Bowen J. M., second officer stair Mariposa
Bowen John, brassfounder, r. 318 Seventh
Bowen John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
124 Ivy Av
Bowen John, tinsmith, r. 2132 Stockton
Bowen John H., carpenter, r. 37 Second
Bowen John J., r. 315 Eddy
Bowen John J., longshoreman, r. SE cor Kearny and
Bay
Bowen John L., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1304 Webster
Bowen Kate, widow, r. SE cor Green and Gough
Bowen L , conductor Sutter St. ER.
Bowen Margaret, widow, r. 2132 Stockton
Bowen Maria, chamtffermaid Occidental Hotel
Bowen Mary, widow, r. 344 Clementina
Bowen Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 442 Fifth
Bowen Samuel W., salesman L. Scatena & Co., r. 11
Valparaiso
Boweu T James, collector N. Gray & Co., r. 412 Jessie
Bowen William, cracker baker Gerhard MuUer, r.
527 Second
Bowen William, glass stalner John Mallon, r. 2503
Sacramento
Bowen William, seaman, r. 527 Second
Bowen William, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 22
Vandewater
Bowen William E., r. 925 Sutter
Bowen William M., engineer stmr City of Chester, r.
17 Dehone
Bower Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 115 Shipley
Bower Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, E s Lott bet Mc-
Allister and Golden Gate Av
Bower Solomon M., furniture and upholstery, 1520
Polk
IK?" Bower. See Bauer and Baur
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & M, 405-407
St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVEK FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
BOW
218
BOX
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>i|>4> FilliiivM. all SlrfH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
llowiTK Hfujimiin. vaiul.Mbcr Fuclis & Euler, r. 113;t}i
Bowprs Charles, foremau Fitzgerald & Conlau, r.l521
C»lifi'riiia
Bowera Cbarlcs H., coacbiuau, r. 5 Austin
Bowers Charles O., clerk Gutta I'ercba and Rubbei^
Mufg Co., r. 198 Ash Av
Bowera Ella Mrs., boarding, SO!) Powell
Bowers Frank, lonHshoreniau, r. 410 Beale
Bow«rs Frank T. (J. T. Bo-wers & Sou) r. 1431 Wash-
ington
Bowers Frederick, painter, r. 17 Stockton PI
Bowera George W., capitalist, r. 2(ilO Jackson
Bowers Henry, physician, r. 50;) Powell
Bowers Henry, tailor. 1133 Mission
Bowers H. W.. r. •124 Sausomo
Bowers Jacob, r. 533 Seventh
Bowers John, mechanic Beocher & Tryon, r. East
Oakland
Bowers John T. (J. T. Bowers & Son) r. 1431 Wash-
ington
Bowers Joseph, blacksmith, r. 522 Pine
Bowers Joseph, carpenter, r. lf)26 Eddy
Bowers Joseph fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Bow-ers Jf. T. »& Son (John T. and Frank T.)
manufacturers and imijoi ters pianos, 23-25 Fifth
Bowers Leonard, cabinetmaker, r. 115 Gilbert
Bowers L. S. Mrs., astrologer, 126 O'Farrell
Bowers Stephen C, collector Washington St. Wharf,
r. 907 Fifteenth
Bowers Thomas J., attorney at law, r. 1712 Sacra-
mento
Bowers W. F. (W. F. Bowers & Co.) r. 712 Pine
Bowers W. F. <&Co. (W.F. Bowers. Henry Pierce
and W. P. Johnson) Pacific Coast agents The
Gutta Percha and Eubber Manufacturing Co., 15
First
Bowers William, secretary Thomas Ewing, r. Oakland
Bowers William A., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
l^" Bowes. See Bose
Bowhay Alfred L., ladies' tailor, 14 Post, r. 306 Stock-
ton
Bowhill Thomas (Bowhlll & Fitzgerald) r. 1007 Mar-
ket
Bowhill & Fitzgerald (Thomas Bowhill and J. D.
Fitzgerald) veterinary surgeons, 1129 Market
Bowie Allan St. J., capitalist, 314 Montgomery, rooms
4-5. r. 1225 Geary
Bowie Ang'ustus J., consulting engineer, 217
Sansome, room 10, and School Director, r. 1913
Clay
Bo-wie Haimiltoii C, specialist for ear, throat
and nervous diseases, office 702 Market, office
hours 10.30 to 12 A. M. and 1 to 3 P. M., r. San
Mateo
Bowie Henry P., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2. r. San Mateo *
Bowie Hugh (Morton & Bowie) r. 506 Folsom
Bowie Robert I., physician and surgeon, 220 Sut-
ter, rooms 1-2, office hours 3 P. M., r. 2202 Cali
fornia
Bowie Wallace A., paper dealer, r. 118 Shotwell
Bowie William D., agent, r. 212}^ Hermann
Bowker Charles A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 515
Stevenson
Bowland Patrick (Foucault & Bowland) r. 1023 Bush
Bowland W. T., speculator, r. 462 Tehama
Bowlen Thomas H., policeman, r. 215 Wlldey
Bowler John P., actor, r. 26 Hunt
Bowler Mary Miss, r. 532 J^ Polk
Bowler Timothy, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. SW cor
Beach and Laguna
Bo^vles George R., carpenter and builder, 408
Mason, r. 3U6 O'Farrell
Botvles James, books, stationery, pocket cutlery
and spectacles, SE cor Commercial and Leides-
dorff, and 141 Fourth, r. 1043 Mission
Bowles Margaret E. Miss, nurse, r. 1907 Baker
Oak-
Bowles Patrick, laundrymau, r. 2}^ Albion Av
Bowles Philip E., with George W. McNeor, r
bind
Bowlt-H Robert, student, r. 602 Howard
Bowley Bennett H., receiver Market St. RR., r. 2123
Howard
Howley Freman S., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2123 How-
ard
Biiwley Kate, widow, r. 423 Bryant
Bowliy Kittle Miss, teacher musio, 423 Bryant
B.iwlt y Maude Miss, dressmaking, 423 Bryant
Bowley Samuel C. (Samuel C. Bowley & Co.) r. 639
Mission
Bowley Samuel C. «& Co. (Samuel C. Bowley,
Gabriel P. Karpel and Abraham Froomberg) car-
riage repository, livestock and auctioneers, 621
Mission
Bowman .\delia, widow, r. 906 Guerrero
Bowman Albert, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bowman A. W., general manager Sarsfield Remedies
Co., 115 Eddy, r. Piedmont
Bowman Caspar, milker Martin Johnson, r. cor
Hamilton and Maryland U. M. T.
Bowman Charles H., storekeeper S. P. Co.'b stmrs, r.
Oakland
Bowman David, steward, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bowman Fannie, actress, t. 5hi Garden
Bowman Frank, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
9 Drumm
Bowman Frederick, r. 1415 Stockton
Bowman George, clerk John P. Glynn
Bowman George F., bonds and investment securities,
440 California r. 2640 Pacific Av
Bowman H. C. trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
277 Minna
Bowman Henry, r. 226 Stockton
Bowman Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1124 Turk
Bowman James J., fireman, r. 738 Vallejo
Bowman James N.. teamster George H. Pitts, r. 1823
Stockton
Bowman Joel K.. r. 187 Perry
Bowman John, engineer, r. 30 Silver, rear
Bowman John S. (John S. Bowman & Co.) r. 1832
Sutter
Bowman Jolm S. & Co. (John S. Bowman and
Joseph Coblentz) wholesale wines and liquors, and
manufacturers ciyars, 213-215 Battery
Bowman Joseph, liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and
Brannan
Bowman J. W., bookkeeper, r. 1823 Stockton
Bowman Kate, widow, r. 2.50 Lily Av
Bowman Levi A., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Bowman Martin, gripman Sutter St. BE., r. 1412
Lyon
Bowman Samuel, cattle dealer, r. Congdon, nr Ney
Bowman Samuel, compositor Brunt & Fisher, r. 5J4
Garden
Bowman Solomon, r. 5}»j Garden
Bowman Thomas, whitener, r. 550 Mission
Bowman Thomas W., coffee packer J. A. Folger & Co
Bowman William, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
Bowman William C, night watchman, r. 222 J^ Fourth
6^ Bowman. See Bauman and Baumann
Bowne Emma L., widow, r. 915 Valencia
Bowue William S. (Wright, Bowne & Co.) r. Santa
Clara
Bownes George, warehouseman Pac. Boiling Mill
Bowser George, salesman, r. 9}^ Grand Av
Bowser William W., city manager Wheeler & Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. 518 Eddy
Bowyer Frederick W., clerk Lowenthal, Livingstone
& Co., r. Oakland
Box James, machinist Fulton Iron Works,
Turk
Box James, stableman M. Hart, r. 814 Geary
Box John B.. machinist Fulton Iron Works.
Turk
411
411
EVERY DEStRIPTION OF
XJl^ IDE It^WE -A.lt
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET SI., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St,
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530 I
WASHINGTON ST.)
Projirietors Of the Orleans Vineyard
BOX
249
BOY
Boxton Charles, dentist, 131 Post, r. 90-t Taylor
B"xton G-eorKe W., clerk Davis Bros., Btrgiuanu & Co.,
r. 1715 Stockton
JJoy Grat, laborer Occidental Hotel, r. 152 Perry
Boyakiu E. Q. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Walnut
Koyakin Henderson A., foreman, r. 107 Walnut
Bovoe Isaac Q., attorney at law, 643 JMerchant, r. 537
O'Farrell
Boyce James, laborer, r. 558 Bryant
Buyee Michael, lonj^shoremau, r. 804 Third
Boyce Patrick, gardener, r. 218 Willow Av
Boyce Robert, clerk Bayle. Lacoste & Co., r. 526 Bry-
ant
Boyce Robert A., clerk, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce Samuel, miner, r. 52G Bryant
Bovce Samuel E., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 501
Post
Boyce Thomas, real estate, r. 526 Bryant
Boyoe William, teamster, r. 558 Howard, rear
Boyce William, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Boyce William T., molder, r. 526 Bryant
8^~- Boyce. See Bolce
Boyd .Alexander (Boyd & Davis) r. 2020 Washington
Boyd Andrew, r. NW cor Minnesota and Mariposa
Boyd Annie Miss, liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and
Central Av
Boyd Bedelai, widow, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd Catherine, widow, r. 817}^ Larkiu
Boyd Charles, clerk Jacob Greenebaum, r. 1404 Hyde
Bovd Chauncey W., dentist, r. 1015 Leavenworth
BOYD COLIN M.citya^e„tI.o«-
clon, Nortlierii and Q,ueeii lusnraiice
Cos., and Supervisor TliirdW^ard, office
44rl California, r. American Exclianafe
Hotel
Boyd David, laborer, r. 1803 Union
Boyd David W., policeman, r. 012 Baker
Bovd E. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 508 O'Farrell
BOYD EDWARD T.pmmberand
g-asflttei-, 434 O'Farrell, r. 609 Stock-
ton
Boyd Edward W., r. 1915 Taylor
Boyd Frank, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 222
Golden Gate Av
Boyd George D., law student Mastick, Belcher &
Mastick, r. 2020 Washington
Boyd George W., machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd George W., master mariner, r. 113 Cumberland
Boyd Grant, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 367
Haight
Boyd Henry C, solicitor Alta, r. 1500 Taylor
Boyd Henry R., r. 1222 Buchanan
Dk) 1 D JlL U (jJlL artist (animal por-
traits a specialty) 319 Powell
Boyd James, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Boyd James, shipjoiner, r. 50 South Park
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 1404 J$ Hyde
Boyd James, watchman, r. 237 Ritch
Boyd James H. (J. H. Boyd & Co.)r. 7 Montgomery At
Boyd James L., longshoreman, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd James T. (Cope & Boyd) attorney at law, 324
Pine, rooms 11-14, r. Pacific Club
Boyd James T. Jr., clerk N. B. and M. RR., r. 819
Treat Av
Boyd J. E., clerk, r. 208M Seventh
Boyd J. H. & Co. (James H. Boyd and Edward P.
Hill) cigars, 1 Montgomery Av
Boyd John, expressman^ r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, fruit dealer, r. 1120 Harrison
Boyd John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Boyd John, shipjoiner, r. 50 South Park
Boyd John A., student, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd John F., capitalist, 29 Nevada Block, r. Sau Ra-
fael
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER.
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
news:
MOST ABMTISElflENTS
W-. & J. SLOANE «& CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO On7<]
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Boyd John H., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1235
Vallejo
Boyd Joseph, special policeman, r. 104 Alta
Boyd Joseph Jr., pressman Chronicle, r. 104 Alta
Boyd Joseph C, miner, r. (528 Ash Av
Boyd J. T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 328 Geary
Boyd IVicUolas E., assistant editor Pacific Rural
Press, r. 2106 Hyde
Boyd Reuben H., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1304 Jackson
Boyd Robert, supt of work New City Hall, r. 742
Howard
Boyd Robert C, carriagemaker, 3098 Mission, r. Ocean
View
Boyd Samuel, driver John H. McMenomy
Boyd Samuel A., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1204
O'Farrell
Boyd Samuel A., warrant clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1137
Bush
Boyd Samuel G., assistant surgeon Cal. Woman's
Hospital, 3118 Sacramento
Bovd Theodore C, wood engraver, r. 1015 Leaven-
worth
Boyd Thomas W.. real estate, r. 1204 O'Farrell
Boyd Walter D., fish dealer, r. 613 Mission
Bovd W. D. S., with Le Count Bros., r. 4093^ Hayes
Boyd William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 14043^
Hyde
Boyd William, cook, r. 304 Jessie
Boyd William, painter, r. 14 J^ Middle
Boyd William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Boyd William K., master mariner, r. 1009 Valencia
Boyd William T., clerk, r. 628 Ash Av
Boyd & Davis (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z.
Davis) real estate owners, office 126 Kearny,
room 18
Boye Albert, cabinetmaker, t. 532 Fourth
Boye John F., designer and carver S. & G. Gump, r.
917 Sutter
Boye Otto H., expressman, 104 Sutter, r. 4 Erie
Boy ens Henry, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Five
Mile House
Boyenval Armand, foreman Arpad Haraszthy & Co.,
r. Oakland
Boyer Benjamin, seaman, r. 309 Minna
Boyer Elizabeth E., waitress, r. 837 Folsom
Boyer Florian, nurse French Hospital
Boyer Hans, machinist Empire Foundry, r. Oakland
Boyer J. D., attorney at law, 410 Montgomery, r. Pa-
goda Hill, Alameda Co.
Boyer John A., carriage painter A. McGregor, r. 321
Third
Boyer Robert J., traveling salesman Arnold Pollak
& Co., r. Oakland
Boyer Sidney R., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 243
Eighth
Boyer Thomas, deckhand Btmr Alameda, r. Oak-
land
Boyer Urban (Boyer & Mouren) r. 1202 Kearny
Boyer William, r. 32 Russ
Boyer & Mouren (Urban Boyer and Joseph Mouren)
liquor saloon. 1232 Dupont
Boyes James, r. 5 Jackson
Boyes Robert, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
520 Jones
Boyham John, carriage trimmer H. M. Black, r. 1015
Twentieth
Boyhan Patrick, carriage trimmer, r. 1716 Stevenson
Boyken George H., Janitor, r. 9 Le Roy PI
Boyken J. Adolph (G. Lelpnitz & Co.) r. a35 Post
Boyken William, pharmacist, SW cor Ninth and Mis-
sion, r. 835 Post
Boy Ian Bernard, laborer, r. 8 Auburn
Boylan Bernard Jr., clerk Joseph C. Jennings & Co.,
r. 8 Auburn
Boylan E., messman Ktnir Granada
Bovlnn Edward J., molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 556
I'.ryont
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY, 405-M
St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FIRST-C1.ASS
BOY
250
BOY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMI'OKIKKS .IK
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixos and Nuiiiln-i«.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bovlan Jaiut-s, laborer, r. bV2 l-'ultou
BoyUn James J., bousoiuover, r. HI Clementina
Biivlaii John, cook stmr Newark, r. Aboard
Boylan William, \Talter Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 402
Broadway
B^Boylau. See Boylen
Boyle Ann Mrs., r. 432 5i Tehama
Bovle Anue. widow, r. Ns Channel bet Ninth and
' Tenth
Boyle Arthur, miner, r. 165 Ninth
Boyle Arthur E., porter J. Noonan & Co., r. 165 Ninth
Boyle Bernard, laborer, r. 21 Bouita
Boyle Charles, master mariner, r. 12 M Bingold
Boyle Charles, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Boyle Chrisfoplier J., Secretary Cigar Makers
International Union No. 228, office 368 Jessie
Boyle Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 35 Welsh
Boyle Daniel, stonemason, r. 153 Tehama
Boyle Delia, widow, r. 419 Broadway
Boyle Dennis H., horeshoer, 454 Stevenson, r. 629
Natoma
Boyle Edward D., plumber, r. 60 Norfolk
j Boyle Edward M., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1103 Mont-
I Romery
I Boyle Edward N., bookkeeper Newman & Levinson,
I r. 1202 Ji Folsom
j Boyle E. F., r. 1753 Mission, rear
1 Boyle Eugene, collector J. Noonan & Co.,r. 165 Ninth
j Boyle Eustace M., clerk, r. cor Eomaine and Corbett
I Road
i Boyle Felix, bricklayer, r. 823 Jessie
Boyle George, fireman stmr Granada
Boyle Hannah, widow, r. 2523 Folsom
1 Boyle Harriet, widow, r. 844 Fifteenth
■ Boyle Henry, laborer, r. 34 Cook
Bovle Henry, salesman James H. Malone, r. 34 Fourth
Boyle Hugh A. (S. F. Boyle & Co.) r. Saucelito
Boyle James, clerk Steinberc; & Kalisher
Boyle James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Boyle J.imes, laborer, r. 917 Capp
Boyle James, longshoreman, r. 1202M Folsom
I Boyle James, plasterer, r. 573 Sixteenth
Bovle James, porter Joseph F. Terry & Co.
Boyle James, teamster, r. 869 Market
Boyle James, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 499 Fourth
Boyle James J., driver Whitney, Standard and Oak-
land Transfer Co., r. 113 William
Boyle John, boarding, 1012 Battery
[ Boyle John, contractor, r. cor Komaine and Corbett
; Bovle John, gripman Market St. RR., r. 814 Lott
■ Boyle John C, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. cor Cor-
I bett and Romaine
Boyle John J., clerk License Collector, r.334 Vallejo
Boyle John P., instrumentmaker William S. Dun-
combe & Co., r. 427 Sutter
Boyle John F. horseshoer Patrick J. Burns, r. 402
Ninth
Boyle John W., blacksmith, r. 652 Mission
I Boyle Joseph, shoemaker, r. 129 Jackson
I Boyle Laurence, longshoreman, r. 127 Welsh
i Boyle Manus, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill
Boyle Margaret Miss, manager D. Bazan's Baths, r.
I 415 Sutter
Boyle Margaret, widow, r. 31 Prescott
Boyle Mary, dressmaker, r. 1S3 Tehama
Boyle Mary Miss, teacher, r. 2523 Folsom
Boyle Michael, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 41 Pacific
Boyle Michael, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Boyle Michael F., saw filer Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 908 Greenwich
Boyle Olin McC, proofreader Bulletin, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Boyle Patrick, barber, S s Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
Boyle Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Freelon
Boyle Patrick, laborer, r. 344 Brannan
Boyle Peter, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
Boyle Richard, machinist, r. 463 Bryant
Boyle Richard E., clerk Call, r. 31 Prescott
Boyle Robert, liquor saloon, 'JUl Battery
Boyle Bobert, pn-prietor Northern Hotel, 901 Battery-
Boyle Robert, painter William R. Eaton
Boyle S. F. & Co. (Sydney F. and Hugh A. Boyle) im-
porters and jobbers tailors' trimmings, 809 Mar-
ket," room 11
Boyle Sydney F. (S. F. Boyle & Co.) r. Saucelito
Boyle Thomas, laborer Charles Callahan, r. 508
Howard
Boyle Thomas, longshoreman, r. 904 Kearny
Boyle Thomas, stone cutter, r. 26 Turk
Boyle Thomafe E., laundryman Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
Boyle Thomas F., subscription clerk Call, r. 2110}<i
Larkin
Boyle William, brickmason, r. 23 Grand Av
Boyle William, hostler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
110 Golden Gate Av
Boyle William, laborer, r. 416 Eureka
Boyle William, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
21 Bonlta
Boyle William, waiter, r. 402 Broadway
Boyle William P. (J. Noonan & Co.) r. 31 Prescott
Boylen Catherine, domestic 1047 Mission
e^ Boylen. See Boylan
Boylstoii Insurance Co. of Boston, H. M.
Newhall & Co. agents, 309-311 Sansome
Boyne John P., ship riveter Union Iron Works, r.
SW cor Utah and El Dorado
Boyne Joseph, clerk, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Joseph G., mailing clerk Alta, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Thomas, real estate, r. 717 Bryant, rear
Boyngon Frank, millhand Laumeister Mill
Boyns R. S., secretary branch Young Men's Christian
Assn 2319 Mission, r. 913 Twenty-first
Boynton Charles A., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1942 Fillmore
Boynton Charles E., carriagemaker A. Folsom & Son,
r. 1724 Eddy
Boynton Frank, miller, r. 231 Seventh
Boynton John M., clerk Apothecaries' Hall, r. 3 New
Montgomery
Boynton Lanionr A., paying teller California
National Bank of San Francisco, r. 20 Hill
Boynton Walter F., carriagemaker A. Folsom & Son,
r. 1724 Eddy
Boys Henry R. A. (Noble, Boys & Co.) r. 2916 Clay
Boys Henry 8. (Boys, Kimmell & Co.) r. 2916 Clay
Boys, Kimmell & Co. (Henry S. Boys and P.
Kimmell) proprietors San Francisco Mercantile
Agency, 213 Sansome
Boys Sidney A., r. 2916 Clay
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, E. T. Dooley
superintendent, SE cor Grove and Baker
Boys' High School, James K. Wilson principal, N s
Sutter bet Gough and Octavia
Boysen Antonio C. A. (Anderson & Co,)r.NW cor San-
chez and Twenty-ninth
Boysen Charles, waiter, r. 29 Eddy
Boysen C. M., hatter, r. 797 Mission
Boysen Edward C, salesman Fisher & Co., r. 911 Va-
lencia
Boysen Hans, master mariner, r. 919 Filbert
Boysen Julius (Boysen & Co.) r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Leonhardt, porter Putzman & Walsh, r. 8
Sherwood PI
Boysen Martin, r. 1314 Harrison
Boysen & Co. (Julius Boysen and William F. Coup-
land) mnfrs hats, 604 Merchant
Boyson Constance, widow, r. 6 Martha PI
Boyson Edward, tailor, 147 Eleventh
Boyson J. Henry, druggist CofBn & Mayhew, r. NW
cor Twentieth and Mission
Boyson J. Thomas, physician and surgeon, 25-27
Phelan Bldg. r. Palace Hotel
Boyson Karsten M., drayman, r. 1126 Harrison
Boyson Karsten M. Mrs', bakery, 1126 Harrison
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
££
OEIENT Ids. Co. OF HARTFOED
Capital, $1,000,000,
Assets, $1,604,486,
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM, SESTON, As:t. liaaagei!.
rHE BANCnOrT COlYIPANY (market st i book and P^ione^y^ establishment.
BOY
251
BKA
Boyson William, coUarmaker Hart & Brandensteln,
r. 1314 Harrison
Boyston Lucy Mrs., r. 322 Third
Boyter J chn, messenger First Xational Bank. r. 819
Miseion
Bozino Edward, waiter, r. SiOi Natoma
Bozi'-h John, cook Mint Exchange, r. 1719 Pacific Av
Bozio Orlando, wholesale and retail foreign and
native wines and liquors, 149 Fourth, r. 953 How-
ard
Bozzalla Giovanni, bartender L. Baeigalupi, r. 520
Union
Bozzo Michael, bookkeeper L. Valente, r. 810 Vallejo
Braas Peter (Wolf, Braas & Valentine) r. 108 Sanchez
Braasch Claus, r. 228 Bush
Braasch Frederick, bootmaker J. Utschig, r. 43 Minna
Brabaut William, cook, r. 216 Minna
Brace N. Mrs., dressmaking, 2928 Sixteenth
Brace Nathan, painter and whitener, 2626-2928 Six-
teenth
Brace William A., clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. 28
Twelfth
Brachoogel R. A., r. 19 Powell
Bracht Louis, musician, r. 1026 Sutter
Brack Barbara, widow, r. 1511 Broadway
Brackbill Seymour H., conductor, r. 537 Howard
Bracken Catherine Miss, r. Florida bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Bracken Lawrence, trader, r. 729 Brannan
Bracken Peter J., teamster, r. 729 Brannan
Brackenwagon Henry, carpenter, r. 442 Green
Brackett A. S. (Wakelee & Co.) r. 2729 Jackson
Brackett Edward, longshoreman, r. 1329 Sansome
Brackett Edward, hackman, r. 1221 Pierce
Brackett Eugene, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 205
Third
Brackett Leonard C, foreman Golden Gate Flouring
Mills r. Oakland
Brackett William, laborer, r. 136 Townsend
Brackett William K., salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 1610 Lyon
Brackett William L., contractor, r. 514 Baker
Brackett William N., with Byron Jackson, r. 516
Sixth
Brackley Harry, cooper B. Dreyfus-& Co., r. 964 How-
ard
Braclawski Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 23 Hayes
Bracons Adolfo, salesman Juan L. Noriega, r. 807
Leavenworth
Bradbrook Harry, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1623
Powell, rear
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. 2015 Devisadero
Bradbury Frank R., decorator, r. 1435 Pine
Bradbury George T., physician, r. 1705 Jessie
Bradbury Helen E., widow, r. 1518 Jackson
Bradbury Henry, laborer r. 24 Verona
Bradbury Nancy M., widow, r. 610 Nineteenth
Bradbury Philip H., clerk Pac. Hardware Co., r. 241
Ninth
J Bradbury Theodore, attorney at law. r. 118 Ellis
'. Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
' School, r. 2015 Devisadero
i Bradbury William B., r. NE cor California and Van
Ness Av
i Braddock Frank A., carriage painter, r. 5 Falmouth
Ij Braden William, driver Central RR., r. 1325 Eddy
Brader Christian, r. 738 Broadway
Brader Christian, teamster Austin & Phelps, r. 261
First
Brader Henry, liquor dealer, r. 738 Broadway
Brader John H., soda mnfr, r. 738 Broadway
Bradfield R.. miller Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 1503
Dupont
Bradford A. C, register V. S. Land Office, 610
Commercial
Bradford Albert C, carpenter, r. cor Portland Av and
Wool. B. H.
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IN THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. Si J. SLOANE k CO.
Oontracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
fUlDOf SHADES, ETC,
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Bradford Charles, counter La Grande Laundry
Bradford Charles A., with G. B. Bradford, r. Alameda
Bradford Edward W., with G. B. Bradford,r. Alameda
Bradford Frederick, waiter, r. 826 Folsom
Bradford George Mrs., widow, r. 1422 J^ Howard, rear
Bradford George B., real estate, 325 Montgom-
ery, room 1, r. Alameda
Bradford George F., bookkeeper Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 114 Mason
Bradford Joseph F., with G. B. Bradford, r. East
Oakland
Bradford Llewellyn A., foreman Western Wool Co., r.
438 Seventh
Bradford Wallace (Hulse, Bradford & Co.) r. 2817
California
Bradford William B., manager Sacramento River
Packing Co. and Bristol Bay Canning Co., 318
Front, r. San Rafael
Bradford William B., photographer D. Sewell, r. 34
Thirteenth
Bradford Woodbury, r. 2123 California
Bradhoft Gretchen, domestic 709 Mason
Bradigan Nicholas, watchman, r. 1827 Greenwich
Bradley Ann Miss, proptr Albemarle House, 8 Mason
Bradley Asa M., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. Oakland
Bradley Barnard, hostler, r. 2125 Mission
Bradley Bernard, house and signpainter, 923 Mis-
sioa, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley Bernard, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 16 Te-
hama
Bradley Charles, porter Morosco's Amphitheater, r.
727 Howard
Bradley Charles, stevedore, r. 249 Perry
Bradley Charles H., cashier Greene & Co., r. 801
Leavenworth
Bradley Charles P., signpainter, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley Charles T., woolsorter, r. 144 Clara
Bradley E. H., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 714
Buchanan
Bradley Frank D. (Bradley & Johnston) r. 1814 Jessie
Bradley George, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI
Bradley George J., clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 924 Oak
Bradley George L., r. The Baldwin
Bradley George M , foreman carpenters Market St.
RR., r. 41J^ Hermann
Bradley H., r. 236 Fair Oaks
Bradley Henry E., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1325
Hyde
Bradley Henry L , compositor Call. r. 129 Second
Bradley Henry W,, conductor U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Bradley Henry W. Jr., attorney at law, 60t Clay, r.
Alameda
Bradley James A., r. 610 Jones
Bradley James H., upholsterer, r. W s Castro nr
Twenty-fifth
Bradley James J., painter, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley John, engineer, r. 871 Folsom
Bradley John, laborer, r. 45 Everett
Bradley John, laborer, r. 1110 Green
Bradley John T., mining, 130 Sansome, r. Oakland
Bradley Josie Mrs., bakery, 869 Folsom
Bradley L., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Bradley Lucretia, widow, r. 9 Cleveland
Bradley Maggie L. Miss, seamstress, r. 1110 Green
Bradley Michael, millband, r. 249 Perry
Bradley Owen, watchman La Grande Laundry
Bradley Patrick, barrel dealer, r. 719 Brannan
Bradley Patrick, policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Bradley Patrick, soap dealer, 7.50 Brannan
Bradley Peter, furniture, r. 227 Sixth
Bradley Richard (Bradley "& Co.) r. Alameda
Bradley Ri shard, mast r stmr Newark, r. 8 Mason
Bradley Robert, hither, r. 1660 West Mission
Bradley Samuel P., salesman Holt Bros., r. 415 Post
Bradley Theodore, attorney at law, 310-312 Phelan
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dradli'v Thomas, bartfuiler Hugh Briody, r. 123 Cedar
.\v
Hradlov Tbdinna, cook, r. 048 llissiou
Bradley William H., driver Win. Hall, r. Ocean House
Road ur Farley's Old Corner
! Bradley William M., wntchraau Bay View Distillery,
j r. cor Lahaiua and Penobscot
I Bradlev William O., clerk, r. 1320 Union
Braille)' •& Co. (Rirhard Bradley) commission
merchants, 200 Front
I Bradley & .(ohiistou (Frank J). Bradley and John P.
JohnstouJ Pac. Chinese Employment Co., 640
I Clay
i Brndley <b Rulofgou (John H. D.ill) photograph
Rallerv, SE cor Geary and Grant Av, fifth floor
I Bradrick Charles W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 113 Langton
Bradrick Isaac, policeman, r. 113 Langton
Bradshaw C. C. Mrs., widow, r. U2 Minna
Biadshaw David, laborer, r. 22 Clarence PI
I Bradshaw George, capitalist, r. 302 O'Farrell
I BradBhaw George H., clerk W. Turnbwll & Co., r.
I 2107 Califi>rnia
' Bradshaw Ira H., pattern maker Empli-e Foundry, r.
(>30 O'Farrell
Bradshaw R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2107 California
; Bradshaw Samuel C, r. 2107 California
I Bradshaw 8. E., r. GIO Van Ness Av
Bradshaw W. Mrs., r. 335 Seventeenth
Braclstreet A. B. Mrs., weather strips, 1323 Ellis,
; r. l.'i'^g Geary '
Braclstreet (The) Company Blercautile
Agency iNew York) L. B. Hilliard superin-
tendent, 230 California, cor Battery
Brady Adolph (Brady & Co.) r. 209 Sixth
Brady Annie, janitress, r. 20 Willows Av
Brady Annie, widow, r. 14 Cedar Av
Brady Benjamin, broker, r. 1610 Stockton
Brady Bernard F., carpenter, r. 2024 Devisadero
Brady Bonaparte P., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 2806 Howard
Brady Bridget, widow, r 20 Willows Av
Brady Charles, clerk Thomas Lancaster, r. 176 Minna
Brady Charles, stockbroker, r. 336 Sixth
Brady Dauiel, porter Bachman Bros., r. 13 Garden Av
Brady David, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 244
Jessie
Brady E., chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Brady Edward (Brady & Co.) r. 209 Sixth
Brady Edward, plumber, r. 1215!^ Folsom
Brady Edward R., deputy A.ssessor, r. 132 Turk
Brady Edward R., machinist William J. Brady, r. 369
Eleventh
Brady Elizabeth, tailoress, r. 238 Fourth
Brady Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Beale PI
Brady F., engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Brady Francis, chicken ranch, W s Nebraska bet El
Dorado and Center
Brady Frank, ship carpenter, r. 18 First
Brady Frank R., machinist r. 606 Sixteenth
Brady Frederick, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
402 Broadway
Brady Gabriel, bookkeeper Eureka Boiler Works, r.
369 Eleventh
Brady Hannah, widow, r. 1310 Columbia
Brady Harry, plumber, r. 1215 3^ Folsom
Brady H. J., clerk Post Office, r. 624 Brannan
Brady Hugh, fruits, SE cor Pine and Sanaome, r. 1
Pinckney PI •
Brady Hugh, hostler Central RR.
Brady James, gasfitter, r. 224 Clara
Brady James, guard House of Correction, r. 419 Bay
Brady James, laborer, r. 7 Water
Brady James, laborer, r. 24 Mess
Brady James, laborer, r. S s Greenwich nr Sansome
Bradv James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 21
White PI
Brady James, mixer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
1305 Harrison
1, teamster, r. 135 }<; Fifth
J., cari)onter Patrick Brady, r. 1416 De-
Brady J II
Brady Ja
Brady James M., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue, r.
Oakland
Brady James P., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. 116
Tenth
Brady James W., metal roofer, and extramsn Hose
No. 4, r. 1308 Kearny
Brady Jane Mrs., cook, r. 405 Sixth
Braiiy Jennie Miss, actress, r. 632 Jessie
Brady John, blacksmith, r. 1316 Sacramento
Brady John, bollermaker, r. 349 Tehama
Brady John, fruit peddler, r. 33 Hinckley
Brady John, laborer, r. 83 Everett
Brady John, laborer, r. 343 Shipley
Brady John, mining, r. 737 Pine
Brady John, rigger, r. 24 Thirteenth
Brady John C, clerk Thomas Lundy, r. 22 Micna
Bredy John J., contiactor, r. 1425 O'Farrell
Brady John J., cooper F.W. Arnold & Co., r. 204 Lin-
den Av
Brady John J., groceries and liquors, 230 Eighth, r.
717 Tehama
Brady Joseph, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Brady Kate, widow, r. 49 Church
Brady Kate E.. teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 353 Grove
Brady Katherine, widow, r. 832 Folsom
Brady Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 815 Broadway
Brady M. Mrs., widow, r. 353 Grove
Brady M. J. Mrs., r. 126 Eighth
Brady Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 204 Linden Av
Brady Maggie, widow, r. 419 Minna
Brady Mamie L. Miss, copyist, r. 369 Eleventh
Brady Margaret, r. 335 Geary
Brady Margaret, widow, r. 204 Linden Av
Brady Martin, blacksmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady Martin, tanner, r. 112 Clinton
Brady Mary, bakery, 826 M Twentieth
Brady Mary, domestic 1018 McAllister
Brady Mary E., seamstress, r. 238 Fourth
Brady Mary J., widow, r. 126 Eighth
Brady Matthew, butcher F. De Martini, r. 1352 Ala-
bama
Brady Matthew, clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r. 353
Grove
Brady Matthew, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Brady Blichael, r. 255 Minna
Brady Michael, blacksmith, r. 1316 Sacramento
Brady Michael, butcher, r. 227 Third
Brady Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ten-
nessee bet Solano and Blariposa
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 115 Alta
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 422 Brannan
Brady Michael, laborer Lobos Square Packing House,
r. 2104 Greenwich
Brady Michael, painter, r. 334 Bush
Brady Owen, agent Wells Fargo & Co., Oakland Pier,
r. 615 Post
Brady Owen E., contractor, r. 822 Valencia
Brady Patrick, cemetery fence builder, SE cor Post
and Central Av and NE cor Ellis and Broderick,
r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 32 Welsh
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Fourth
Brady Patrick, lauudryman Sanilarium Baths, r. 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, tinroofer, r. 116 Tenth
Brady Patrick A., longshoreman, r. 309 Fremont
Brady Patrick F., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick J., teamster, r. 4 Decatur
Brady Patrick T., porter, r. 320 Ivy Av
Brady Peter G., liquor saloon, 391}^ Ninth
Brady Philip, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 24 Rausch
Brady Philip, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 3}^ Eliz-
abeth
Brady Philip, laborer, r. SW cor Wood and Geary
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PINE GOODS.
LAKGEST ASSOKTMENT.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Brady Pbilip, wbitener Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ne-
braska bet El Dorado and Center
Brady Philip, teamster, r. 121 Gilbert
Brady Philip J., liquor baloon, 9'il Howard
Brady Philip W., clerk City and County Surveyor, r.
422 Second
Brady Pbilip W., printer and extranian Engine No. 2,
r. 412 Bush
Brady Richard, teamster, r. 1005 Brvant
Brady Robert E., porter H. Levi k Co., r. .522 Ivy Av
Brady Tecumseh S., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
624 Braunan
Brady Tessie, teacher music, r. 832 Folsom
Brady Thomas, r. 1425 OFarrell
Brady Thomas, boiUrmaker William J. Brady, r. 24
Rausch
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. North Point bet Larkin
and Polk
Brady Thomas, liquor saloon, 837 Market, r. 319 Jes-
sie
5rady Thomas, night watchman Alms House
Brady Thomas, teamster, r. 121 Gilbert
Brady Thomas, teamsier William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Brady Thomas, tinsmith, r. 419 Bay
Brady Thomas, with Union Iron Works, r. 2705 Har-
rison
Brady Thomas A. E.. locksmith Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1127 Twenty first
Brady Thomas F. (Bauer & Brady) r. 2001 Fillmore
Brady Tliomas F., collector Thomas Luudy, r. 176
Miuna
Brady Thomas H., bricklayer, r. 353 Grove
Brady Thomas H., carpenter Patrick Brady, r. 1416
Devisadero
Brady W. C, r. 905 Market
Brady William, blacksmith, r. 419 Bay
BRADY WILLIAM J.
proprietor Eureka Boiler Works, 113-
H5 Mission, r. 369 Eleventh
Brady & Co. (Adolph Brady and Samuel Kafka) but-
chers, 209 Sixth
8^" Brady. See Bready
Braemer Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r, 631
Sacramento
Braendlin George, furniture dealer, r. 632 Valencia
Braese Adolf, silversmith Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
2610 Folsom
Bragg Adah Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street Pri-
mary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 719 J^ Bush
Bragg Frank, engineer, r. 213 Waller
Bragy H. W., conductor Sutter St. RB., r. 915 Polk
Bragg John F. (Bragg & Spaulding) 414 Clay
Bragg Johns., carpenter P. M. SS. Co., r. NE cor
Castro and Beaver
Bragg Lizzie Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Mary J. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.NE
cor Cai-tio snd Beaver
Bragg Peter, laborer, r. 1106 Kansas
Bragg Kobirt, ninfr steering wheels, 322 Main, r. NE
cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Robert Jr., carpenter P. M. SS. Co., r. 107 Cas-
tro
Bragg & Spaulding (John F. Bragg and James G.
Spaulding) publishers, 414 Clay
Bragner Gnstave, lactoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
8 Illinois nr Napa
Bragner Sophie, widow, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Brabam George, nuperintendent Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, 600Devisadero
Braham George Mrs., matron Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, 600 Devisadero
Braham Katie, widow, r. 412 Minna
Brahany Thomas, r. 1212 Hampshire
Brahany Thomas, cook, r. 1525 Market
Braid Alice J. Mrs., milliner, r. 529 Hayes
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Braid David C, millinery, 1222 Market and. '529 Hayes
Braig Henry, carriage blacksmith William Wertsch,
r. LSaO Howard
Braig Joseph, cellarman S. Lachman & Co., r. 3 Eli- i
zabeth
Braigan William, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- '
tory j
Brainard George L., druggist, SW cor Fillmore and i
Bush
Brainard H. H., Mrs., furnished rooms, 334 Bush
Brainard Richard, salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 640
Haight :
Braire Richard, chief cook Union Club, r, 60 Third I
Brake S. H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. .335 Eddy !
Brakefield Aaron, laundryuiau, r. 24 Albion Av
Brakenridge Newell B., lumber dealer. 10 California. '
r. 44 Sixth I
Brakenwagen Henry, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 442 ]
Green |
Braker Charles, hatter, r. 515 Filbert
Bralich Frederick, cook, r. 1521 Mason
Bralye Christ, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 496
Eighth '
Branmh Alfred, tailor, 2 Carlos PI
Bramhall Bartlett M., r. 121 Capp
Bramhall George, with S. F. Planing Mill, r. 121 Capp
Bramhall Walter M., r. 2834 Pine j
Brajuou Irank A., milker William Hall, r. Ocean '
House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Brams Max, tailor, 919 Pacific, r. Ifi04 Mason
Bramson Henry, machinist, r. 14 Pfeififer
Bramson Salmon, bookbinder, 517 Geary
Bramstedt Henry P. clerk, r. 5 Sanchez
Bramstedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Steuart, r. 5
Sanchez
Bramwell Aaron, stevedore, r. 1419 Kearny
Branagan James, cook sfmr Alameda
Branagan Christopher (Macpherson & Branagan) r.
1000 Montgomery
Branagan Patrick J., confectionery, 1124 Larkin
8^" Branagan. See Brannigan
Branch Andrew W., law student Estee, Wilson & Mc-
Cutrhen, 419 California
Branch Frederick M., clerk Southern Cal. Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Branch Frank, driver Tnion Ice Co., r. 937 Howard
Branch George H., compositor Chronicle, r. 937 How-
ard
Branch George W., clerk Custom House, r. Abbots-
ford House
Branch House, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 424 San-
some
Branch L. C, capitalist, r. 1037 Post
Branch E. D., clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co.
Brand A., secretary La Societe Francaise d'Eparg-
nes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle, 534 California, r.
Alameda
Brand Abram M. (Brand & Keene) r. 711 Larkin
Brand Agathe, widow, r. 864 Folsom
Brand Caesar, assistant bookkeeper Matthias Grey
Co., r. 864 Folsom
Brand Edward, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 219 Geary
Brand Ernest, Secretary Huniboldt Savings and
Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 1924 Broadway
Brand F., musician, r. American Exchange Hotel
Brand George (Kinder & Brand) r. 26 Turk
Brand George C, r. 508 Taylor
Brand Henry, plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. Oak-
land
Brand Herman, clerk, r. 864 Folsom
Brand Herman J., jeweler and diamond setter,
230 Kearny, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
Brand Jacob, butcher Louis Schneider, r. 1432 Broad-
way
Brand John G. (Knoechel & Brand) r. Oakland
Brand Lncien, cashier French Savings and Loan
Society, r. Alameda
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
MrBn.l .^ Koiiio (Alirnm M. Hrand and John M.Keene)
frnts ami proiliu-o, 711 I.srkin
»y liran.i. Soe Diiiixlt
Uriiinieubiirg Charles, master mariuer, r. 1554 Treat
Av
HramU'iiburK E., seaiuan, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mraiuh'nbnrK H. L. A., capitalist, r. r>10 Geary
llrauiU'iisteilter , painter, r. 90'.» Kearny
Dranileusteln Alfred J. (Hart & Braudeustein) r. SW
cor California and GouKh
Drandenstein Horinab H. (Claj'burgh& Brandensteln)
r. 8-22 Ellis
Brandensteln Joseph, capitalist, office 417 Market, r.
SW cor California and Gough
Brnndeiistein M. «SJ Co. (Meyer Brandensteln
and Lazard Godchaux) wholesale butchers, S s
Honduras, bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna,
office 520 Clay
Brandenstein Manfred (Washington Mnfg Co.) r. SW
cor California and Gough
Brandenstein Max J. (Siegfried & Brandenstein) r.
IGU Bush
Brandenstein Jleyer (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 1305
Van Ness Xv
Brandhofer Henrietta, -widow, r. cor Coso and Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Brandhofer Theodore, engineer, r. cor Coso and Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Brandino Frank, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 427
Pacific
Brandis William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2347
Howard
Brandner Pauline, widow, r. 573 Minna
Brandon Alfred B., physician, r. 2907 Washington
Brandon E. A., draftsman, r. 631 Post
Brandon Edward, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
28 Clarence PI
Brandon Frederick D., attorney at law, 528
California, r. 1523 Webster
Brandon John J., engineer, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Joseph R., attorney at law, 604 Mer-
chant, room 2, r. 2907 Washington
Brandon Julian R , collector David Stern & Sons, r.
2907 Washington
Brandon Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 9
Clara
Brandon Owen, teamster, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Patrick, janitor District Attorney, r. 28
Clarence PI
Brandon Patrick H., driver Union Ice Co., r. 28 Clar-
ence PI
Brandon Peter, r. D nr Second Av
Brandon William M. (W. M. Brandon & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Brandon W. M. k Co. (William M. Brandon) real
estate agents, 622 Market
Brandstadt John F., coUarmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Brandt Adolph (Brandt Bros.) r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Brandt Alonzo B., engineer Engine No. 15, r. 2114
California
Brandt August, laborer, r. E a Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Brandt Bernard L., house and sign painter, 404 Mont-
gomery, r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Brandt Brothers (Adolph and Herman) calf and
buckskin tannery, E s San Bruno Road bet Yuba
and Army
Brandt Brothers (Frederick and George) liquor sa-
loon, 831 Mission
Brandt Charles (Hanschen & Brandt) r. SE cor Oak
and Octavia
Brandt Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Brandt Eric A., cigats and tobacco, SE cor Washing-
ton and Davis, r. 619 Eddy
Brandt Ernest H. A., bartender D. McCallum, r. 2J4
Auburu
Brandt Frank, deckhand stmr San Rafael
Brandt Frederick, r. 511 Valencia
Brandt Frederick (Brandt Bros, and Brandt & Rake-
niim) r. M19 Filbert
llraiult I'redirlck (Heucken k Brandt) r. Alameda
linindt Frederick, driver City RR.. r. 1713>4 Mission
Brandt (Jeorge (Brandt Bros.) r. 831 Mission
llnmdt (>> oi'gu E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
W-21 Clay
Brandt (lustave, seaman, r. 26 South Park
Brandt Helen M., r. Schuvler and Cortland Av.,
B. H.
Brandt Henry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Brandt Herman (Brandt Bros.) r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Brandt Herman, collarman Kuhls, Schwarke & Co
r. 3 Chatham PI
Brandt Herman, musician, r. 328 O'Farrell
Brandt I. B. L., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 5, :
614 Hyde
Brandt Jacob, foreman William Lewis ft Co., r. 17
Van Ness Av
Brandt John, deckhand stmr San Rafael
Brandt John J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 1027
Clay
Brandt Louis, r. 504 Grove
Brandt Louis B., traveling salesman Davis Bros.
Bergmann & Co., r. 1333 O'Farrell
Brandt Margaret, domestic 404 Capp
Brandt Maurice (Brandt & Co.) r. 1213 Webster
Brandt Noah, teacher music, r. 504 Grove
Brandt Otto, builder, r. 1529 Geary
Brandt Otto, groceries and wood and coal, 1033 Va-
lencia
Brandt Otto R., engineer, r. 1018 Howard
Brandt Peter (Rabohm & Brandt), r. 464 H Sixth
Brandt Peter, kitchen hand, r. 3 Hubbard
Brandt Peter, longshoreman, r. 236 First
Brandt P. H., r. 416 Fifth
Brandt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W i
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Brandt William, porter Haas Bros., r. 447 J4 NatomS
Brandt 6i Co. (Maurice Brandt, Hugo Muhlendorf
and Edward J. Turkington) merchant tailors, 139
Montgomery
Brandt & Rakeman (Frederick Brandt and Frederick
Rakeman) restaurant, 821 Kearny
8^ Brandt. See Brand and Brant
Brandtjen John, liquor saloon, 812 Sixth, r. 120
Morris Av
Brandy City Mining Co. (Sjerra Co., Cal.) Charles
AUenberg secretary, 630 Brannan
Brangon Richard, r. 1304 Post ,
Brangs E. E., pianotuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r
Oakland
Brauhan John, pantryman stmr Mariposa
Branu A. R., foreman Harding, Brann & Prior, r. 136
Ridley
Brann Frederick W., lineman Pac. Electric Motoi
Co., r. 3019 Folsom
Brann George, barber J. Ottenberg, r. 531
Brann Ludwig, clerk, r. 529 Mission
Brann Robert C. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. Ill
Cumberland
Brann Thomas M., conductor Market St, RR., i
Dorland
Brannack Charles E., bed springmaker Look Spring
Mattress Co., r. 20!^ Fifth
Brannan A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Folsom
Brannan Ambrose, molder, r. 37 Madison Av
Brannan Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 305 Fremont
Brannan B. Mrs., liquor saloon. 58 Everett
Brannan Catherine, widow, r. 3011 Clay
Brannan Dennis, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
Brannan Elizabeth, widow, r. NE cor Jackson anc
Broderick
Brannan Eva, widow, r. 17 Wildey
Brannan F. F., laborer S. P. Co., r, 261 Tehama
Brannan James, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 34 Austil
Brannan James, molder, r. 37 Madison Av
Brannan John, clerk, r. 305 Fremont
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THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK a1
"THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICK: HOUSE biiOCk:.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of HartfoM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Brannan John, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Brannan John, master mariner, r. 64 Sacramento
Brannan John E., clerk, r. 1014 Page
Brannan John J., teamsti-r, r. 166 Tehama
Branuan Kate, r. 165 Tehama
Brannan Kate, r. E s San Bruno Road nr Tenerifle
Branuan Lawrence, blacksmith P. M. SB. Co., r. 46
Louisa
Brannan Martin, molder, r. 1066 Howard
Brannan Martin, peddler, r. 218 Langton
Brannan Mary, groceries and liquors, 218 Langton
Brannan Mary F., widow, r. 110 Natoma
Brannan Michael, driver, r. 24 Louisa
Brannan Michael, laborer, r. 16 Antonio
Brannan Patrick, coachman, 617 Bush
Brannan Patrick R., horseshoer, 821 Geary, r. 112
Grove
Brannan Sarah, widow, r. 434 Minna
Brauuau Sarah, r. E s San Bruno Road nr Tenerlffe
Brannan Thomas, coalpaaser stmr Geo. W. Elder
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 231 J^ Tenth
Brannan Thomas, laborer freight depot S. P. Oo., r.
113 Clinton
Biaunan Thomas, porter, r. 226 Birch Av
Brannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1132 Howard
Brannan ■William, bricklayer, r. 242 Perry
Brannan William, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
20 Langton
Brannan William, laborer, r. 37 Madison Av
Brauuau William, stevedore, r. 502 First
e^ Brannan. See Brennan
Brannick James, agent, r. 22 Clementina
Branquart Victor, compositor Le Franco-Calif ornien,
r. 428 Broadway
Bransclieid Charles F., salesman Davis Bros., r. 820
Pacific
Branscheid Edward C, collector B. A. Becker, r. 820
Pacific
Branscheid William (G. Weber & Co.) r. 820 Pacific
Branscheid William H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 822 Twenty-first
Brant Clarence A., secretary Chronicle, r. 329 Eddy
Branson Thomas, porter treasurer's office S. P. Co.,
r. 338 Twenty-ninth
Branson William B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 435 Clem-
entina
Branson Ware, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
Oakland
Brant John H., drayman, 117 Davis, r. 319 Eddy
Brant John S., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
Brant Louis P., first lieutenant Company D, 1st In-
fantry, U. 8. A.. Angel Island
Brant William P.. bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
0^" Brant. See Braud and Brandt
Brarens Henry, dairy, N s Fifteenth nr Tilden, r. 704
Seventeenth
Brarens Peter S., dairyman, r. 704 Seventeenth
Brasch Charles, waiter Gruen & Zinkand
Brashears Richard B., cook, r. 1152 Folsom
Brask John G., laborer, r. 22 Natoma
Brassy Thomas, barber, r. 335 Fifth
Braston James, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Brasto^v S. D., superii^endent Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 1114 Hyde
Bratt James H., photographer Johnston & Co.,r. 514
Ninth
Bratt John, r. 751 Harrison
Bratt Thomas W., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
751 Harrison
Bratton Frederick O., druggist Hanson k Mack, r.
763 Valencia
Bratton William D., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine
Hospital Service
Brauch George,. waiter,r. 649 Mission
Branch John Gecage, r. 209 Fillmore
Brauch William, waiter The Baldwin
Braud Caroline Mme., r. 503 Sutter
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Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Braud Emil, jeweler, r. 503 Sutter
Brauer Albert, teamster, r. 7}-4 McLea Court
Brauer Charles F., salesman Wieland Bros., r. 43
Buss
Brauer Frank, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 724 Union
Brauer George J., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 43
Russ
Brauer Henry J., teamster, r. 1217 Steiner
Brauer Herman Rev., pastor Emanuel Church of the
Evangelical Assn, r. 23 Potter
Brauer John, molder, r. 444 Brannan
Brauer Lily Miss, r. 724 Union
Brauer Robert, brewer, r. 830 Geary
85" Brauer. See Brewer, Brower and Broyer
Braun Adolph W.. tailor, r. 426 Stevenson
Braun C. H. F., bookkeeper A. Vignier, r. Oakland
Braun F., porter, r. 228 Bush
Braun F. A., clerk A. Vignier, r. Oakland
Braun Henry, foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 411
Twenty-seventh
Braun Heyman, rag carpet weaver, 39 Second, r. 22
Turk
Braun Jacob, baker, r. 250 Tehama
Braun Joseph, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Braun Ludwig, seaman, r. 922 Battery
I^" Braun. See Brown
Braunschweig Charles, tailor, r. 700 Harrison
Braunschweiger Edward, assistant bookkeeper
Braunschweiger k Co., r. 2216 California
Braunschweiger Hermann (Braunschweiger & Co.) r.
2216 California
BRAUNSOHWEIGEE & CO.
(Herinauii Braunscli^veiger) importers
and Ti^holesale dealera ^vineg and li-
quors, 333 California
Bravender Joseph, laborer, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Braverman Alfred, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1016 Eddy
Braverman Louis (Louis Braverman & Co.) r. 1016
Eddy
Braverman liouis & Co. (Louis Braverman)
manufacturing jewelers and importers watches,
diamonds and other precious stones, etc., 119
Montgomery
Braverman Slgmund L., with Louis Braverman &
Co., r. 1016 Eddy
Bravot Adolph, shoemaker Leopold Adler, r. 608
Birch Av
Bray Charles E., passenger agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Ry., r. 625 Post
Bray Dennis, longshoreman, r. 137 Third
Bray E^ben, superintendent McCollam Fishing and
Trading Co., office 203 Front, r. Pescada Landing
Bray Edward M. (Bray's Sons & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Bray Ellis H., carpenter, r. 225 Bartlett
Bray Frank, wood and coal, 1937 Howard, r. 247 Six-
teenth
Bray Frederick, teamster Julius Schulken. r. 161 Six-
teenth
Bray George, r. 1133 Shotwell
Bray George F., dental student Bush & Son, r. 330
Eddy
Bray Grace, widow, r. 912 }4 Geary
Bray Henry T., contractor and builder, r. 1133 Shot-
well
Bray Ira, conductor Market St. RR., r. 810 Twenty-
sixth
Bray John, hostler Saratoga Stable
Bray Louisa F. Miss teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 543 Turk
Bray M. C. Mrs., r. 543 Turk
Bray Margaret Miss, r. 122 Howard
Bray Michael, shoemaker, r. 41 Everett
Bray Reginald D., clerk Thomas A. Mitchell, r. 543
Turk
Bray Robert A. (Bray's Sons k Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Bray Sylvester L., waiter, r. 943 Guerrero
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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KN<1I.1S11 AN1> AMI.KIOAN
KnoatiMllf. 4>liizo<l itiitl I'litlii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
nrtiv WHrriu L., tfiimster Teel.- & Siott
Hrav \Vat«.in A., oftlci' 'J'-'O Clay. r. Fruit Vale
Brav Wllllnnj H., r. 330 E.Uly
Bray William H.. ailor, r. -.nUMJi MiBslon
Hrav Wllliaiu W.. maehiuist Fulton Iron Works, r.
ir.14 Taylor
AT' Hray. See Brev
Bray's Sous & Co. (Robert A. and Edward M. Bray)
Kraiu coiumlssiou nierchaDts, 'i'JO Clay
Brayton Albert P. Jr., shippiug clerk Pacific
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Bruyton A. P. (Rauklu, Brayton & Co.) r. Oak-
laud
Brazel Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Ash Av
Brazell James, stockbroker, r. 404 Turk
Brazil Timothv P., porter J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 228
Tenth
Brazil William A., horse clipper, r. 1609 Califor-
nia, rear
Brazzi Glacomo. milker William Hall, r. Ocean House
Road nr Farley's Old Corner
tE?" Bnadv. S< e Bradv
BREAKFAST GEM wima^A.
Pettijohii proprietor, «♦ Je.ssie
Breare Miles, porter Hicks & Judd, r. 710 California
Brearly Minna, widow, r. 23311 Mission
Breck Charles R., assistant baggage agent S. P. Co.,
I foot Market, r. Berkeley
Breck James (H. H. Berger & Co.) r. Oakland
Rreckenfeld William M., bookkeeper A. W. Bowman,
I r. 616 Mason
I Breckenridge Edward A., capitalist, r. 510 Geary
I Breckenridge Newell Jr., r. 44 Sixth
I Bredenberg William, cutter Joe Poheira, r. 323 Grant
[ Av
I Bredesf-n Edwin, seaman, r. 52fi Broadway
Bredfield Richard, miller, r. 1503 Dupout
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & Plage-
m»n, r. Oakland
Bredhott" Charles M.. porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
S s Twenty-third bet Chattanooga and Church
Bredhoflf Henry, bookkeeper Clot & Meese, r. Oakland
Bredhoff Henry, liquor saloon, 423 East
I Bredhoff Henry G., packer B. & J. 8. Doe. r. 423 East
I Bredhoff" John C, canmaker W.W. Montague & Co., r.
I 317 Green
I Bredhoff William F., -with A. Schilling & Co., r. 423
] East
Bredlow Herman, carpenter, r. N s Ripley PI bet Fol-
8om and Harrison, B. H.
] Bree John, brass finisher, r. 62 Natoma
Bree Joliii, leader Second Artillery Regiment
I Band, 33 Kearny, r. 209 Taylor
I Bree John H., brass finisher, r. 62 Natoma
Bree Thomas "W., musical instrument maker,
I and teacher music, 62 Natoma
' Breed Arthur H. f A. Roman & Co.) r. Oakland
j Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper Goldnan & Co., r. Oak-
I land
Breed Edward A., cashier A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1310 Valencia
Breed Frank P., clerk Post OflBce, r. 903 Sutter
, Breede Henry A., liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific Av
and Polk, r. 12.S Olive Av
Breeder and Sportsman (weekly) Breeder and
j Sportsman Publishing Co. publishers, Joseph
I Cairn Simpson editor, 313 Bush
; Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co., publishers
Breeder and Sportsman, 313 Bush
' Breedlove William N., toll collector Pacific St. Wharf
r. 1026 Vallejo
Breen Dennis, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Falk-
land nr To.ubiybee
Breen Frank, carpenter, r. 1429!^ O'Farrell
Brnen Henry, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
i Breen Jennie Mrs., proptr Cable House, cor Twenty-
eighth and Valencia
Breen John, blacksmith, r. 10 Natoma
Breen John H., cigarmaker H. Plagemann A Co., r.
316 Third
Breen John M., salesman James F. O'Hanlon & Co.,
r. SE cor Vallejo and Florence
Breen K. A. Miss (Breen & Schllngheyde) r. 1920
Filbert
Breen Margaret Mrs., r. 17 Oak
Hreen Mattliew, laborer Custom House, r. Oakland
Breen Miihael J., janitor 131 Post
Breen Owen, horseshoer M. O'Dea, r. 4 Antonio
Breen Patrick, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Breen Thomns, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Breen Thomas, machinist, r. junction Hermann, La-
guna and Market
Breen Timothy K., clerk, r. 100 Jones
Breen & Si-hlingheyde (Miss K. A. Breen and Miss
A. M. Schllngheyde) stenographers and typewriter
copyists, 405 Montgomery
Breeidug Louis, laborer, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Breese Eugene R., clerk, r. 708 Larkin
Breese Louis C, bookkeeper, r. 708 Larkin
Breese Louis C. Jr., clerk, r. 708 Larkin
Breez August, baker, r. 625 Pacific
Breeze Frank, clerk, r. 621 Post
Breeze James H., liquor saloon, NE cor California
and Davis, r. 118 Oak
Breeze Louisa, widow, r. 1330 Sutter
Breeze William F., student, r. 1330 Sutter
Breffeilh Louis C, house renting clerk Madison &
Burke
Breghan Christian, harnessmaker J. 0. Johnson &
Co., r. Oil J4 Mason
Brehany Martin J., confectioner, r. 321 Ivy Av
Brehaut Louis (J. Deleau k Co.) r. SE cor Pacific and
Montgomery
Brehl Herman, porter, r 310 Montgomery Av
Brehm Adam, shoemaker Simon Bercowitz, r. 647
Broadway
Brehm Charles T., bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r.
Berkeley
Brehm Karl, porter A. Beth
Brehm Louis W., woodturner Rudolph W. Brehm, r.
Berkeley
Brehm Rudolph W,, woodturner, 211 Mission, r.
Berkeley
Brehm Albert, with Pressey & Griffin, r. 615 Bush
Breidenbach Emile H., traveling salesman Water-
house & Lester, r. 813 Sutter
Breidenstein Leonard, jewelry boxmaker, r. 5 Willow
Av
Breig Edwin, driver Breig & Schafer, r. 1613 )i Fol-
som
Breig John (Breig & Schafer) r. 1920 Sutter
Breig & Schafer (John Breig and George Schafer)
proptrsPac. Soda Water Works, 1710-1712 Fol-
som
Breiling Brothers (Frank and Theodore) butchers,
967 Mission
Breiling Eugene, printer W. M. Hinton & Co., r. 147
Ninth
Breiling Frank (Breiling Bros.) r. 147 Ninth
Breiling Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 147 Ninth
Breiling Theodore (Breiling Bros.) r. 147 Ninth
Breingan James F.. machinist Riedon I. and L.
Works, r. 520 Alabama
Breiuing Adam, laborer, r. 18 First
Breining Edward, bakerv and confectionery, 1904
Polk
Breining Louis, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 18
First
Breitch John, bottler, r. 13 Bourbon
Breitenbach John, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 125 Lo-
cust Av
Breith Herman D., r. 516 Duncan •
Breithaiipt Jacob, brewer, r. 47 Plementina
Breitstein Elias. tailor. 302 Turk
Breitwieser John, baker, r. 2232 Mission
LOWEST PEIOES.
riN£ aOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKKT ST.. TOR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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BPtE
Breitzmanu Robert, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1511
Vallejo
Brekle Frederick, brewer Golden City Brewery, r.
1431 Pacific
Breiiian Thomas, coal passer stmr San Juan
Bre^it^n Boiird of Under^vriters, Hy. Balzer &
Co. 8Keut8, 209 Sansojne
Bremen Thoodore, clerk, r. 220 Pacific
Bremer Adolph. bartender Peters Bros., r. 336 Broad-
way
Bremer August F., carpetlayer H. F. GuilUxson &
Co., r. 407 Fifth
Bremer Hannah Mrs., r. 407 Fifth
Bremer Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bremer Herman J. (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228
Post
Bremer James H., r. 407 Fifth
Bremer John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor "Val-
lejo and Larkin
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post
Bremer Joseph <& Co. (Joseph and Herman J.
Bremer) manufacturers cigars and importers leaf
tobacco, 310 Sacramento
Bremer Louis, blacksmith, r. Monterey House
Bremer Otto A. (Browning & Bremer) r. Alameda
Bremer William H., commission merchant, 310 Sac-
ramento, r. 910 Sutter
Bremer William T., bill clerk Judson Mnfg Co., r. 22
Mary
Bremmer Rudolph, clerk, r. 702 Brannan
Bremner Fleming, secretary James B. Haggin, r. 621
Pine
Bremner George St. J., assistant manager Newman &
Levinson. r. 1811 Gough
Brenan Edwin, bookkeeper William Kerr, r. 707 Post
Brenan James M., merchant, r. 2510 Post
Bren»n John T., bookkeeper O. F. Willey & Co.. r.
707 Post
t^ Brenan. See Brennan
Brenckle Leopold, saloonkeeper, r. 436 Ellis
Brendel F , r. 147 Chestnut
Brendel Bridget Mrs., second-hand clothing, 932 M
Folsom
Brenham Charles J. Mrs., widow, r. 411 Octavia
Brenig Charles, r. 409 Post
Brenigan Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 1025 Howard
Brennan Aloysius, boilermaker, r. Santa Clara bet
Utah and Nebraska
Brennan Annie G. Miss, r. 514 Minna
Brennan Bridget, widow, r. 1119 Greenwich
Brennan Charles, bartender, r. 313 Clementina
Brennan Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 1521 Ji Mission
Brennan Edmund H., wagonmaker H. B. Schindler,
r. 42 Tehama
Brennan Ellen J., widow, r. 322 M Lily Av
Brennan Emmett, waiter, r. 224 Fourth
Brennan Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
.53 Natoma
Brennan Harriet A. Miss, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Faftory, r. 1330 Broadway
Brennan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brennan James, longshoreman, r. 9}^ Welsh
Brennan James, stoneworker, r. 5.30 Third
Brennan James E., bricklayer, r. 211 Clara
Brennan James E., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 619
Minna
Brennan James F., mining secretary, r. 1927 Geary
Brennan James G., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 905 Harrison
Brennan Jane, widow, r. 514 Minna
Brennan John Rev., assistant pastor Sacred Heart
Cburch. r. 5.50 Fillmore '
Brennan John, porter Murphy, Grant t Co., r. Santa
Clara and Utah
Brennan John, rigger, r. 42 Tehama
Brennan John, salesman Keane Bros., r. 20 Turk
Brennan John, salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 1119
Greenwich
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
WJJ, SLOANE&CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Brennan John, seaman, r. 34 DeBoom
Brennan John, stairbuilder, r. 517 Hickory Av
Brennan John C, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Fil-
bert
Brennan John E., wood and coal, 455 Clementina, r.
10 Harriet
Brennan John T., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 211 Clara
Brennan John v., boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
42 Tehama
Brennan John W.,machliiistPac. Axle Co., r. 502 First
Brennan Joseph, driver, r. SW cor Steiner and Filbert
Brennan Katie A. Miss, r. 1330 Broadway
Brennan Lizzie, widow, r. 23 Langton, rear
Brennan Louis, baker, r. 625 Clay
Brennan Maggie Miss, dress and cloakmaking, 15213^
Mission
Brennan Martin, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Brennan Martin, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Brennan Mary E. Miss, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1330 Broadway
Brennan Mary J. Miss, milliner, r. 514 Minna
Brennan Matthew J., shipping clerk O'Connor, Mof-
fatt& Co.,r. .322}^ Lily Av
Brennan M.F., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 203
Powell ■
Brennan Michael, stairbuilder John McKee, r. 515
Howard
Brennan Michael T., lime merchant, r. 211 Clara
Brennan Patrick, stevedore, r. 1001 Battery
Brennan Patrick J., gilder, r. 619 Minna
Brennan Patrick J., longshoreman, r. 33 Natoma
Brennan Peter, painter, r. 1521 % Mission
Brennan Richard, stonemason, r. 1521 J^ Mission
Brennan Richard Jr., salesman, r. 1521 J^ Mission
Brennan Richard P. Rev., rector Mission Do-
lores and St. Francis Churches, r. W s Dolores
opp Sixteenth
Brennan Stephen, brassfinisher, r. 42 Tehama
Brennan Terrence, laborer J.^Hammond & Co., r. 454
Minna, rear
Brennan Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mis-
sion and Tweuty-thlid
Brennan Thomas, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Brennan Thomas, laborer, r. 1330 Broadway
Brennan Thomas E., clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 16
Pierce
Brennan Thomas W., r. 1222 Laguna
Brennan Timothy, bartender James Lough, r. 514
Mission
Brennan William, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Cort-
land Av
Brennan William, liquor saloon, 331 Bay
Brennan William, mason W.W.Montague & Co., r.
242 Perry
Brennan William H., engineer, r. 108 Brannan
Brennan William J., shoecutter Kutz & Murr, r. 517
Hickory Av
Brennan William M., collector P. C. Molloy, r. 441
Fell
I^T' Brennan. See Brenan and Brannan
Brennecke August, waiter Qruen & Zinkand, r. 3 Cen-
tral PI
Brennen Annie, widow, r. 1129 Folsom
Brennen James, helper, r. 5 Clyde
Brennen Peter, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Brenner Alois, baker, r. 250 Tehama
Brenner Gustave (Brenner & Levy) r. 1221 Golden
Gate Av
Brenner Joseph, porter Fechheimer, Goodklnd & Co.,
r. 132 Sixth
Brenner Leopold (Brenner & Levy) r. 309 Powell
Brtnner William H., porter C. F. Beckman, r. 127
Bernard
Brenner & Levy (Leopold and Gustave Brenner and
Solomon J. Levy) mnfrs collars, 4-6 Battery
Brenton John, r. 13 Minnesota
Breny Adolph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 304
Hayes
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manutacturera of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
llrt'iiv Louis. sUot'iuakir V. h\ Nolau & Co., r. 611 Mc-
AUiKt.r
Breoii Paul (Whcoton & Lubrs) r. Lick House
1 lireri'tou Daniel, superiuleudeut O'Connor, Moffatt &
j Co., r. Oakland
I Drerotou JamoB, r. '.);!5 Folsom
Breroton William D., secretary Bull & Grant
Farm Iim)Ieiueiit Co., 14-16 Main
; 1^" Brereton. See Hrierton
, Breschoux Louis, butcher, r. Honduras nr Kentucky
I BresdiUK C. W., seaman, r. 263 East
I Bresctt John, r. 1411 Harrison
Breslau Jeremiah, r. E 8 Michigan bet Sierra and
Shasta
I Breslau Kate, widow, r. 357 First, rear
Breslauer Abram, r. 5'i2 Golden Gate Av
Breslauer Haruch, with H. Breslauer, r. 340 Turk
Breslauer Benjamin, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslauer D. & Co. (Daniel Breslauer and Edward
Savannah) proptrs S. F. Horse Market, 625-629
Howard
Breslauer Daniel (D. Breslauer & Co.) r. 522 Golden
Gate Av
Breslauer Heury, club rooms, 13 Third, r. 380 Leaven-
worth
Breslauer L. & Co. (Lipman Breslauer) wool com-
mission, 49-53 Bluxome
Breslauer Lipman (L. Breslauer & Co.) r. 1115 Post
Breslauer Samuel, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslin Andrew F. (Dunning & Breslin) r. 21 Mor-
ris Av
Breslin Daniel, laborer, r. 21 Morris Av
Breslin Daniel Jr., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 21
Morris Av
Breslin Daniel, yardman Pac. Boiling Mill, r. NW
cor Georgia and Sierra
BresliQ John, laborer, r. 505 Howard
Breslin John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Tennessee
Breslin John, stonemason, r. 2119 Mason
Breslin John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21
Morris Av
Breslin Lawrence Rev., ijastor St. Paul R. C. Church,
r. NW cor Church and Twenty-ninth
Breslin Patrick, brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 946
Harrison
Breslin William, laborer, r. 3 Verona
Bresnahan Bridget, widow, r. 652 Natoma
Bresnaban Daniel, watchman California Market, r.
29 Laskie
Bresnahan James, tinroofer William Cronan, r. 652
Natoma
Bresnan John J., r. 935 Folsom
Bresnan Joseph, r. 2038 Greenwich
Bresnan Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Bresnean Michael, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 311 Fell
Bresnor John, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Bresse Eugene A., clerk Lewis W. McGlauflin, r. 708
Larkin
Bresse Louis, r. 708 Larkin
Bresse Louis C, bookkeeper Lewis W. McGlauflin, r.
708 Larkin
Bresser Herrman, doorkeeper German Hospital
BresBi Enrico G., confectionery, S s Turk bet Baker
and Lyon
Bresslar Mathilda Mrs., r. 804 J^ Turk
Bresson Joseph, capitalist, r. 928 Pacific
Bresson Robert, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Brethren Gospel Hall, 866 Mission
Brethauer John C, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2115 Powell
Brethoff Julius, clerk Abramson, Bacon & Hennisch,
r. Oakland
Bretonnel Jules V. (Labadie & Bretonnel) and lapi-
dary, 410 Mission, r. Oakland
Bretshgi Leonhard, milker J. Fassler, r. W s Mission
Road nr Six-Mile House
'Bretshgi Louie, milker A. F. Hinz. r. W 8 Ml88ion
Bond nr Six-Mile House
Brett Edward, baker stnir Alameda
Breit James, laborer, r. 819 Howard
Brette Cieorge C, r. 1020 Jackson
Bretteville V. de, stationery, 181'> Union
Brettsclineider Frederick, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r.
2550 Greenwich
Breuer Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pout and Vallejo, r. Oakland
Breuer John T., tailor, 824 Pacific
Breuer Peter, bartender Gruen & Zinkand
83'" Breuer. See Brewer and Brauer
Breunn Henry, laborer Del Monte Milling Co.
Breur Frederick, with Alfred Greenebaum & Co., r.
509 Pine
Breuss E. W., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 102 Central
Av
Breviate of Records, Frederick W. Croudace pub-
lisher, 620 Merchant
Brew John, r. 1318 Dupont
Brew John W., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r. 781 Mission
Brew Michael W., r. 781 Mission
Brew Nathaniel, capitalist, r. 748 Harrison
Brewer Adolph F., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
106 Welsh
Brewer Agnes Miss, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005 Sutter
Brewer A. K., assayer, r. 1252 Howard
Brewer Alfred D., lumber clerk Allen & Higgins
Lumber Co., r. 24G0 Folsom
Brewer B. B. , dentist, office 906 Market, r. 1221
Jones
Brewer George N., salesman J. W. Roberts & Co., r.
1252 Howard
Brewer George W., r. 1011 Twentieth
Brewer Harry, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 126 Tenth
Brewer Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 1711 Market
Brewer John H., attorney at law, 430 California, r.
Oakland
Brewer John M., check clerk S, P. Co., r. 126 Tenth
Brewer John M. Jr., clerk S. P. Co., r. 126 Tenth
Brewer M. H., salesman Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 1223 Broadway
Brewer Michael T., fruit dealer, r. 1252 Howard
Brewer Otto H., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. Oakland
Brewer Rudolph G., bartender John D. Will, r. 1125
Bush
a^" Brewer. See Brauer and Breuer
Brewers' Protective Association, rooms 538 California
Bre.werton George D., artist, r. 717 Post
Brewin Henry H., miner, r. 637a Minna
Brewington Horace, head porter Bella Vista Hotel
Brewitt Otto, clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. Alameda
Brewster Albert W., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 303
Eddy
Brewster Charles U. (Charles U. Brewster & Co.) r.
2418 Post
Bre-»vster Charles U. & Co. (Charles U. Brew-
ster) lithographers and designers, 432 Montgomery
Brewster Daniel E , purser stmr Maripo8a '
Brewster George, painter^ r. 367 Natoma
Brewi»ter Jane H., wido'^, r. 2336 Mission
Brewster Jennie, waitress, r. 150 Fourth
Brewster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 127-131 Mont-
gomery
i^" Brewton. See Bruton
8^" Brey. See Bray
Breyfogle Ediivin S. , homcEopathic physician
and surgeon, office 209 Geary ; office hours 1 to 4
P. M. daily; 7 to 8 P. M. Mondays ; 1 to 3 P. M.
Sundays; telephone 1105, r. 1916 Franklin, tele-
phone 4140
l®" Brian. See Bryan
Briand Valerie Miss, laundress Mme. Felicie Wolff,
r. 521 Green
Briare Richard M.. r. 60 Third
Bricca Constantino, boarding, 915 Battery, rear
Brice Elizabeth Tallant (Tallant & Co.) r. 1001 Bush
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSOES TO
C. C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
ft.KCK H01JS£ BliOCK.
THE LION Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, §4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managci
WM. SESTON, Asst. Uwiger,
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Brice George H., porter, r. 23 Twenty-second
Brice William, liquor saloon, 424 Montgomery, r. 517
Leavenworth
83" Brice. See Bryce
Bricliet Angelein (Brichet & Forcade) r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
Brichet & Forcade, (Angelein Brichet and Catherine
Forcade) furnished rooms, 327 Montgomery Av
Brichetto Louis C, fruits, 127 Third
Brichs William, teamster, r. 227 O'Farrell
Brick John G., collector London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Alameda
Brick Peter, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1111
Pacific
Brick Timothy, laborer, r. 49 Jessie
Brickell E. J., (Truckee Lumber Co.) r. Spokane
Falls, Washington Territory
Brickell H. Shepard, electrician, r. 1023 Green
Brickell John, real estate, 7a Montgomery Block, r.
10-^3 Green
Bricker Jacob, housemover, r. 37 Lily Av
Bricltey E. M., druggist and apothecary, 1916
Market, r. Los Gatos
Brickett Dora Miss, r. 403 Grove
Brickett John B., fruits, 204 Powell
Brickett Thomas J., salesman Henry 'White, r. 403
Grove
Brickley Ellen, widow, r. 726 Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter, r. 729}^ Clementina
Brickley John, watchman Central Market, r. 726
Clementina
Brickley Michael, policeman, r. 133 Lily Av
Brickley Peter, laborer, r. Utah nr El Dorado
Brickley Peter, peddler, r. Cherubusco nr Cortland,
B. H.
Brickley William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 427
Third
Brickwedel Annie M. Mrs., r. 38 Thirteenth
Brickwedel Charles H., purser stmr San Juan, r. 38
Thirteenth
Brickwedel George P., driver City RR., r. 1324Natoma
Brickwedel H. Mrs., widow, r. 729 Fillmore
Brickwedel Henry, bartender H. G. Hamilton, r. Ws
Illinois bet Sierra and Nevada
Brickwedel Jacob, r. 628 Eighteenth
Brickwedel John, clerk, r. 1312 Baker
Brickwedel John, groceries and liquors, SW cor
North Point and Larkin
Biickwedel M. Henry, clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 120 Capp
\ Brickwedel Rebecca, widow, r. 10Q7Ji Valencia
' Bride Annie Mrs., r. 968 Harrison
Bride Laura E., teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 968 Harrison
Bride Maurice, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 713
Clementina
Bridewell Mary B. Mrs., dressmaking, 1604 Leaven-
worth
Bridewell Richard F., architect, r. 1604 Leavenworth
Bridge Arthur F., clerk Traveler's Insurance Co., r.
1717 Larkin
Bridge Chai-les T., mining secretary, office 224
CalUornia
Bridge Clara, waitress 920 Pine
Bridge Frederick W., cutter H. S Bridge & Co., r.
1717 Larkin
Bridge Henry S. (H. S. Bridge & Co.) r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge H. S. & Co. (Henry S. Bridge) merchant
tailors and manufacturers fine shirts, 103 Mont-
gomery
; Bridge John, carriage trimmer Charles Molter, r.
1112 Mission
Bridge Walter, machinist Rix & Firth, r. 409 First
Bridge William Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Bridge William E. , proprietor St. Lawrence
Stables, 423 Post
Bridge William H., clerk H. 3. Bridge & Co., r. 1717
Larkin
IN THE
BXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL DKSKiNS IX
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Brtdgeman John W., teamster Am. Salt Co., r. 907
O'Farrell
Bridgeman Oliver W., porter, r. 447 Guerrero
Bridgeman William, clerk Schweitzer & Co.
Bridges Francis, civil engineer, r. 2231 Pine
Bridges Lyman, chief engineer U. S. Central Ry Co.,
36-37 Nevada Block, r. 2128 Broderick
e^" Bridges. See Brydges
Bridgewood David, laborer Murray Bros.
Bridgewood George W., machinist Murray Bros., r.
334 Main
Bridgewood E. Mrs., widow, r. 2222 Post
Bridgewood Samuel, engineer, r. 311 Fremont
Bridgewood Samuel J., porter Sheriff's office, r. 345
Fremont
Briel Henry, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento
Briemle Leonhardt, cooper, r. 343 Fremont
Brien John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 739 M
Clementina
Brien Matthew, laborer, r. 514 J^ Brannan
Brier Columbus, teacher Urban School, r. Oakland
Brier K. W., Mrs. widow, manfr washing powder, 365
Eleventh
Brier William W. Jr. (W. W. Brier & Son) r. Centre-
ville
BRIER W. W. & SON (WiiHa™
W. Brier Jr. ) importers, jobljers antl
retail dealers books and stationery (re-
ligions books a specialty) pnblisbers of
tbe Occident, agents The Presbyterian
Board of Publication and Sabbath
School ^vork, 43 Geary
Brierly John, wood and coal, 624 Seventeenth
Brierton Annie E., widow, r. 340 Guerrero
8^" Brierton. See Brereton
Briese Robert, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, r. 616 Mason
Brigaerts Aaron B., clerk, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Bri^aerts Girard J., sawyer, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H.. policeman, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Brigaerts Stephen, polisher Rudgear & Shepman, r.
917 Market
Brigden Edward J., bookkeeper I. X. L., r. 1217 Clay
Brigge Frank, stonecutter, r. 24 Turk
Briggs Allen A., bookkeeper Son Bros. & Co., r. 791
Stevenson
Briggs Andrew, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1113 Fil-
bert
Briggs Andrew, policeman, r. 1026 Vallejo
Briggs Arthur R. (Briggs, Fergnsson & Co. and Briggs
& Harrington) r. Occidental Hotel
Briggs Charles, blacksmith, r. 48 Minna
Briggs D. S., clerk Son Bros, .fe Co., r. 791 Stevenson
Briggs Edgar, agent, r. 791 Stevenson
Briggs Edgar W., cigars and tobacco, 646 and
lOOi) Market, r. 939 Valencia
Briggs Edward K., furniture engraver, 30 O'Farrell,
rear
Briggs Ellen Mrs., r. 1006 Montgomery Av
BRIGaS. FERGUSSON & CO.
(Arthur R. Briggs, Samuel W. Fergus-
son and Frank M. Butler) real estate
and general auctioneers, 314 Califor-
nia
Briggs F. H., artist Examiner, r. 215 Post
Briggs Frank A. (Frank A. Briggs & Co.) r. 24454 Oak
Briggs Frank ^. & Co. (Frank A. Briggs) carriages,
220-222 Mission
Briggs Frank T., bookkeeper, r. 30 Kearny
Briggs George P., liquor saloon, Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Briggs Horace H., field editor Breeder and
Sportsman, 313 Bush
Briggs J., raillman Pac. Rolling Mill
Briggs James, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Briggs Joseph W., commercial traveler, r. Ill Leav-
enworth
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, iOS-MSANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, ^^A'S^j.k^lf^l^ ^^f^Jtil
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Brass and Nickol Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Flr«< - I'liico 'ri-iiitiiiiiiKS
11 Spffiiilt y.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
I BriuRs I.uoy M. Mrs., prupfr WfUiugtoii House, 21
I Oraiit .\v
BrlRKS Manite Mis.s, r. yi7 Polk
Brings Robert, ciipitalist, 37 Montgomery Block, r.
Graiul Hotel
BrlRRs S. E. Mrs., wulow, r. 917 Polk
Bri^ffa Spencer R., cigars and tobacco, 200 Cali-
fi>rnia. r. 2012 Geaiy
Brlg«s Wilber N., carpenter and builder, NW cor
Twenty tbird and Sanchez
BrigR6 William, laborer, r. H3 Hinckley
Briggs Williaiu F. E.. magnetic healer, r. (i81 Mission
Briggs William R., r. t> O'Farrell
Briggs W. Kimball, engraver Charles U. Brewster &
Co.. r. 11101 Devlsadf TO
1 Briggs W. W.. clerk, r. HlOl Devisadero
I Bi-ijfsrs & Hari-ingrtoii (Arthur R. Briggs and
I Willard 15. Harrington) publishers and proprie-
i tors Grocer and Cuuutry Merchant. 123 California
Bri^fliii in Charles B., surgeon, office 70:j Mar-
ket, r. 2202 Broadway, office hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Brigham C. O. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Brigbiuii F. E. (Brigham, Hoppe & Cn.) r. Oakland
! BRIGHAM, HOPPE & CO.
; (C. O. Brigliani, J. C. Hoppe, W. H.
Roden and P. K. Brigham) importers,
I commission merchants ancl -wholesale
I dealers dairy produce, 13tt-131 Cali-
I fornia
Bright John H. (J. H. Bright & Co.) r. Lick House
Bright J. H. & Co. (John H. Bright) real estate
agents, 34 Kearny
; Brighton J. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
' Briglia Benaido, musician, r. 3 Grand PI
Briglia Joseph, musician, r. .521 Green
[ Brignardello Arthur, salesman Keaue Bros., r. 2209
Scott
Brignai dello John, laborer, r. 1112 Kenrny, rear
I Briguoli Dominico, real estate, r. 2010 >^ Powell, rear
Bri^noli John A., plumber, r. 2010M Powell, rear
Brignoli L., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Brilio Michele, Laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Brill Frank, upholsterer, r. 421 O'Farrell
Brill John, miner, r. 220 Pacific
Brill John H., shoemaker, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
Brilliant Aaron, dairvman, r. 900 Laguna
Brilliant A. J., coal and wood, 814 McAllister, r. 900
Laguna
Brilliant Benjamin T., clerk Lowenberg & Co., r, 616
Fulton
Brimm Gottlieb, baker, r. 625 Clay
Brin Frances, widow, r. 618 Greenwich, rear
Brin George A., patternmaker, r. 618 Greenwich, rear
Brincatt John, clerk, r. 1026 Potrero Av
Brincatt Salvo, poultry dealer, r. 1026 Potrero Av
Brinckmann August, bartender Henry BuUwinkel. r.
SW cor Howard and Steuart
Brinckmann Edward W., assayer, r. 817 J^ Larkin
Brind Caleb, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 1510}^ Polk
Brind George W„ gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1418 Hyde
Brindage Edward, carpenter, r. 618^ Second
Brlndel George, carpenter, r. 172 Minna
Briner Charles L., clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 20
South Park
Bringle John, helper La Grande Laimdry
Bringle Joseph, helper La Grande Laundry
Brings Aiigust, meter reader Spring Valley W.W., r.
Berkeley
Brinknian Henry F., cigar mnfr, 83 Stevenson, r. 1610
■ Washington
BrinkmBUD Arnold, clerk, r. 435 Pine
Brinkmann Charles, laborer, r. 16 Hag^in
Brlukmann Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 2 Falmouth I
Brinknieyer Frederick, r. 812 Howard
Briuu L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brinzor Herman, salesman, r. 1104 Market
Briody Hugh, liquor saloon, 22 Leidesdorff, r. 1103
Mason
Briody John J., gasfltter, r. 828 California
Hrloily Michael, laborer, r. 704 Natoma
Briody Philip, cornicemaker, r. 1647 Mission
Brionez Mariana, widow, r. 112 Trenton
Brionez Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 Trenton
Brisac Belmore F., city agent Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 2518 Sacraniento
Brisa(ther Leo, telegraph operator, r. 514 Bush
Brisbau L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1134 Sutter
Briscin B. Mrs., r. 44 Jessie
Brisco Agostino, fisherman, r. 915 Battery, rear
Brisco Giuseppe, r. SE cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Brisco William M., second officer stmr Piedmont, r.
11 Hampton PI
Briscou Marie Mme., laundry, 629 Union
Briseno Joseph, r. 356 Third
Brisk Mary, widow, r. 1577 Market
Brislan John J., butcher, r. 738 Sixteenth
Brison William M., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1299 Taylor
Brissett Arthur M., collector Landry C. Babin, r.
1024 Pacific
Bristol Bay Canning Co., William B. Bradford mana-
ger, office 318 Front
Bristol C. E., millman, r. 708 Mason
Bristol Ellen Mrs., groceries, 950 Folsom
Bristol Harry, with HolbrooU, Merrill & Stetson, r.
950 Folsom
Bristol Henry C, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 950 Folsom
Bristol James, bartender, r. 532 Fourth
Bristol Maud K. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 919 O'Farrell
Bristol Robert D., clerk, r. 919 O'Farrell
Bristol William, brassfinisher Whyte & DeRome, r.
950 Folsfim
Bristov Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
Brith Arthiir M., iron worker, r. 37 Second
Brith Edward, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Brith Mary, widow, r. 21 Federal, rear
British American Assurance Co. (of Toronto)
Okell & WooUey general agents, 411 California
British and Foreign Marine Insurance
Co. (Limited of Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., general agents, George W. Spencer manager,
316 California
British Benevolent Society of California, G. J. Theo-
bald president, J. P. McCurrie secretary, 531 Cal-
ifornia, room 4
British Consulate, office 506 Battery
British Immigration Bureau, John Mason secretary,
511 California, room 14
Britolius Sophie, widow, r. 11J4 Welsh
Britt James, carpenter, r. 28 Potter
Britt James E., plumber and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3, r. 403 Eighth
Britt James P., cooper and extraman Engine No. 3, r.
921 Jones
Britt Jefl'rey, laborer, r. 93 Colton
Britt John, plumber R. A. Vance, r. 403 Eighth
Britt Michael, saloonkeeper, r. 16 Cedar Av
Britt Patrick, brickmaker, r. 212 J^ Langton
Brittain J. C, waiter, r. 21 Natoma
Brittain Samuel C, clerk, r. 21 Natoma
Brittain William, blacksmith Peter W. Commins, r.
1033 Twenty.gecond
Brittain William H., clerk Williams Bros. & Co., r.
1033 Twenty-second
Brittan Lizzie A., widow, r. 827 Nineteenth
Brittan Nathaniel J., office 304 Post, room 4, r. Red-
wood City
Brittan William G., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery,
room 9, r. 600 Bush
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M ARMKT ST.. C©R. THttRl>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marlet St.
BRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwAS^N=^T?NST.}PMllCerS
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Brittan's Building, 10!) California
Brittell Charles K., r. 700 California
Britten Frederick A., butcher M. Britten
Britten Michael, butcher, 427 Hayes
Britton Alfr.d, jeweler, r. 1023 M Sutter, rear
Brittou Arthur A., traveling salesman Hirschler
Bros. Jc Co., r. SW cor Al.ibania and Twentv-third
Britton George AV., cashier Manhattan Life In-
surance Co. of New York, 240 Montgomery, r. 1313
Taylor
Brittou JameH, gripinan Market St. ER., r. 818 Lott
Britton .lames A., carpenter, r. 731 Sixteenth
Britton John, teamster, r. Salvador nr Railroad Av
Britton John Mrs., widow, r. 731 Sixteenth
Britton John A., secretary Oakland Gas, Light
and Heat Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland
Brittou Joseph (Britton & Rey) r. 829 Union
Brittou Mary, widow, r. 13 Hartford
Britton William, r. 13 Hartford
Britton William, commercial traveler, r. 217 Second
Britton William H , porter Crane, Hastings & Co.. r.
.522 3^ Shotwell
Britton W. W., attorney at law, 530 California,
room 14, r. Oakland
Britton «!t Rey (Joseph Britton and Jacques J.
Rey) lithographers, 525 Commercial
Britz Jacob, assayer, r. 18 First
Britz Julius, laborer, r. De Haro nr Mariposa
Brizzolara Angelo L., salesman Sbarboro & Co., r.
1015 Washington
Brizzolara Charles, porter, r. 5H Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Constantine, r. 5M Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Louis, wood and coal, 1015 Washington, r.
24 Wetmore PI
Brizzolara Luigi. r. 5M Lafayette PI
Brizzolara Tarquino, r. 5M Lafayette PI
Brizzjlesi Nicolo. vegetable garden, Otsego nr Onon-
daga Av
Broad Charles E., commission mercbant, 513 Market,
r. Oakland
Bruad Charles E., deputy Sheriff, r. 1000 Hyde
Broad Edward, plumber, r. 515 Chestnut
Broad Frank, helper George Haas
Broad J. Mrs., widow, r. 321 Ellis
Broad James F., plumber R. A. Vance, r. 1325 Vallejo
Broad Joseph, mining, r. W s Church bet Ridley and
Fourteenth
Broad Robert, carder, r. 1934 Stevenson
Broad William, collector London, Northern, Queen
aud Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. 1009 Powell
Broadbent Charles W., solicitor, r. 339 Eddy
Broadbent Albert L., r. 600 Bush
Broadfield A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 24243^ Sacramento
Broadwater Edward S., bookkeeper, r. 902 Laguna
Broadwater Guy L., carpenter, r. 902 Laguna
Broadwater William E., clerk E. H. Marwedel, r. 902
Laguna
Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams proptr, 637 Broad-
way
Broadway Ca1>Ie Railroad Co., John H.
Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
iBroadway Grammar School, Miss Jean Parker prin-
cipal, N s Broadway bet Powell and Mason
Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth
proptr, 723 Battery
Broadv Samuel, broom sewer George F. Van De Mark
Brobiok Gotfried, tanner, r. 1727 Market
BroeasJnhn W., salesman Allison, Gray & Co., r. 229
B^irtlett
Brochie George F., molder, r. W s Noe nr Eighteenth
Brocholt Otto, barber, r. 228 Bush
Brochon Frederick B., bakery and notions, 605ii
Post
Brock Christian, waiter Carl G. Larsen
Brock Christopher C, clerk Charles J. Hendry, r. Ala-
meda
Brock Frank, laundry, 411 Fourth
Brock Gustavus H., steward U. S. Marine Hospital
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "^AMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W, & J, SL011fl[ & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN LARGE VARIETY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
1500
Brock James, groceries, 239 Perry
Brock Julien, pictures, etc., 1049 Market,
Larkin
Brock Mary, widow, r. NE cor Liberty and Noe
Brock Cscar W., barktender, r. 435 Minna
Brock Peter C, clerk Iversen & Jensen, r. Alameda
Brock William, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oak-
land
Brock William, porter Doyle & Fay, r. Oakland
Brock William F., laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Brockenshlre Joseph H., waiter Mrs. M. K. Drennan,
r. 263 Clara
Brocker Charles C. G., hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r.
515 Filbert
Brockhoff Henry, driver John Ziegenbein & Co.
Brockman August, laborer, r. 212!-4 Langton
Brockman Charles, laborer S. P. Co., r. 302 Fourth
Brockman Christian, stevedore, r. 28 Allen
Brockman Clara A. Miss clerk State Board of Horti-
culture, r. 3012 Laguna
Brockman Frank H., searcher records Simpson &
Millar, r. 3012 Laguna
Brockman Herman, tanner James Duncan, r. 10J$
Decatur
Brockman Kate C, widow, r. 3012 Laguna
Brockman George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 464
Sixth
Brockowsky Frederick, liarnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 35 Edward
Brocque Julia, widow, r. 739 Broadway
Brod Amiel H. (Hammond & Brod)r. 905 Ji Mission
Brod Julian, r. 321 Ellis
Brodek Gustave (Brodek, Seelig & Cn.) r. 1818
O'Farrell
Brodek Samuel, merchant, r. 846 Grove
Brodek, Seelig & Co. (Gustave Brodek and Gabriel
H. Seelig) auctioneers, 319 Pine
Brodeu O. J., brakeman S. P. C. Ry., r. Alameda
Brodenstein Carl H., clerk headquarters Division of
the Pacific U. S. A., r. 2505 Sacramento
Broder Cornelius D. (Malloye & Broder) T.9H Welsh
Broder John P., clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. Oakland
Broder Patrick, laborer, r. 9}^ Welsh
Broderick Annie, seamstress Louis Kreiss, r. Oakland
Broderick Anton, laborer, r. 620 Fourtn
Broderick David, driver, r. 813 Eighteenth
Broderick Edward, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 6133^
Minna
Broderick Elizabeth, widow, r. 126 Liberty
Broderick Eugene C, r. 905 Market
Broderick Isaac, r. 113 Langtnn
Broderick James, foreman City Cab »nd Carriage Co.
Broderick James, helper Hamilton & Leach, r. 3
Maria
Broderick James E., bookkeeper H. M. Black, r.,2135
Mason
Broderick J. E., r. 905 Market
Broderick John, boilermaker, r. 3 Sheridan, rear
Broderick John, laborer, r. Honduras nr Kentucky
Broderick John, restaurant, 41 Pacific, r. 664 Harrison
Broderick John C, r. 1.508 Broadway
Broderick Johu T., butcher J. Furlong, r. 309 Langton
Broderick Mary L. Miss, copyist, r. 126 Liberty
Broderick Michael, porter, r. 2038 Greenwich
Broderick Patrick, laborer, r. 813 Eighteenth
Broderick Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Tenth and
Bryant
Broderick Thomas, clerk Charles Montgomery & Co.,
r. 613 M Minna
Broderick Thomas, waiter, r. 147 Natoma
Broderick Thomas B., drayman, 202 California, r.
1034 Bryant
Broderick William, assistant coiner U. S. Mint, r.
Windsor Hotel
Broderick William, salesman Edgar Strauss, r. 813
Eighteenth
Brodersen Peter, sugar boiler Am. Sugar Retinery, r.
1030 Greenwich
PRINTING PRESSES, PALWER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire (i rates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Erodcrsfii Wlllliiiu, porter WilUniii Wolfi *i Co., r. IC
Twonty-sfxth
Brod.rs.n William E.. clerk Thomas Day & Co., r. 16
Twenty-Blxth
Droderson Willinni. geaman, r. 734 Broadway
Brodhurst Jobii, tailor, 30(>M Jessie, rear
Brodie A«nes. widow, r. 82 Everett
Brodle Frauds T., macUinist, r. '2223 Pine
Brodie Hector D., janitor Assessor's Office, r. 20
Clara
Brodie James, mlllwriRht, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie James G., machinist, r. 1726 Eddy
Brodie James R. (J. E. Brodie & Co.) r. 2822 Clay
Brodie James 8., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Brodie John C, mauasjer William J. Davis, r. 2'2
Minna
BRODIE J. E. & CO. fJameg R.
Brodie and Samuel Valleau) steam
book and Job printers, 401-103 San-
some, cor Sacramento
Brodie Samuel H., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
701 Stockton
Brodovich A., yardman Pac. Boiling Mill
Brodt John, builder, r. 424 Stevenson
Brodt Joseph E., clerk, r. 424 Stevenson
Brodt Lincoln millhand, r. 28^ Morris Av
Brodwolf George T., ironworker, r. 717 J$ OTarrell,
rear
Broeckelman Herman, cook, r. 149 Perry
Broecker Frank, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. Ala-
meda
Breeder Jacob, molder Cal. Wire Works, r. 2323
Mason
Broemer William (Harder & Broemer) r. 419 Jones
Broemmel J. G. Berthold. apothecary, SW cor
California and Steiner, r. 2503 California
Broer Charles, liquor saloon, 532 Montgomery Av, r.
1819 Powell
Broeske John, liquor saloon, 529 >5 Sacramento, r.
1217 Pacific
Broetzel Frederick, trussmaker, r. 3 Pratt PI
Brofos Otto, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. 147 San Bruno
Road
Brogan Dennis, tailor, r. 512 Howard
Brogan George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
34 Linden Av
Brogan James, horseshoer James Kennedy
Brogan James L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 34 Linden Av
Brogan John, car driver, r. 235 J^ Perry
Brogan Kate E. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r, 404 Turk
Brogan Michael, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 202
Sixth
Brogan Michael, proptr Abbotsford House, NW cor
Larkln and Broadway
Brogan Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Brogden Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 807 Bush
Brogner F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Brohaska M. Mrs., r. 218 Eddy
Brokaw A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Brokaw Abraham, harnessmaker, 2131 Mission, r.
2017 Mission
Brokaw Abraham S., laborer, r. 256 Ji Jessie
Brokaw Gilbert, deckhand tug Katy
Brokelbank M., r. 518 Van Ness Av
Brokenshire Charles R., compositor Filmer& Stiller
Electro Co., r. 331 O'Farrell
Broker Frederick, laborer, r. 20 Tehama
Brolly John C, groceries, 209 Fair Oaks
Brolly William C, shoemaker, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Bromberger John H., musician, r. 704 Bush
Bromfield Davenport, draftsman S. P. Co., r. San
Mateo
Bromley Charles B., with Stauffer & Co., r. 2263^
Haight
Bromloy Edward R., clerk Post Office, r. 1826 Bush
Bromley George A., clerk U. S. Mail service, r. 311
Ilurrison
Bromley George S., engineer Engine No. 13, r. W s
Valencia bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bromley George T., r. 20'28 Bush
Broiuloy James J., tailor, r. 132 Eighth
Bromley Thomas, proptr Terminal Hotel, cor Haight
and Stauyau
Bromley Washington L., r. 226 )iJ Haight
Brommer Clnus Mrs., widow, r. 1952 Howard
Brommer Henry, teamster, r. fi03'4 Hayes
Bromwell I^iouis I.. , president California Insur-
ance Co., and manager Union Fire and Marine
Insurance Co. of New Zealand, 318 California, r.
Oakland
Brondberg Peter, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 8 Federal
Broneer Charles W., restaurant, 136 First, r. Oakland
Broneer George F., cook C. W. Broneer, r. 136 First
Brongellson John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Bronn Elise, widow, r. 1628 Sutter
Bronson Charles, miner, r. 13 Moss
Bronson Fannie P. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 919 Ji Mission
Bronson George, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r,
322 Fifth
Bronson H. A., compositor, r. 917 California
Bronzan John, laborer C. M. Seffer, r. SE cor Pine
and Polk
Brooke Benjamin S,, r. 606 Montgomery
Brooke Charles (The Brooke Painting, Sign and Adv..
Co.) r. Oakland
Brooke Frank, real estate and insurance agent, r. 113
Fell
Brooke George F., clerk Kuhl, Eoemer & Co. r. 1332
Union
Brooke George C. (The Brooke Painting, Sign and
Adv. Co.) r. 2725 Sacramento
Brooke Henry L., reporter Call, r. 606 Montgomery
Brooke John W., machinist, r. 711 Hyde
Brooke M. Mrs., widow, r. 1332 Union
Brooke Painting, Sign and Advertising Co. The-
(Charles and George C. Brooke) 717 Market
Brooke T. J., president Occidental Self Endow-
ment Association, office 28 Phelan Bldg, r. Santa
Rosa
Brooke William H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 801
Haight
8^~ Brooke. See Brooks
Brookes Samuel M., artist, 611 Clay, r. Prospect Av nr
Coso, B. H.
BS" Brookes. See Brooks
Brooking Harry E., stenographer J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 510 Taylor
Brookings Christopher C, insurance broker and
special agent Fidelity and Casualty Co., 219 San-
some
Brooklyn Hotel, Charles S. Bush proprietor, 208-
212 Bush
Brooklyn House, Patrick Kearns proptr, N s Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., A. J. Bryant general
agent, 218 Sansome
Brooklyn Tannery (East Oakland) J. C. Rued &
Co. agents, 119-121 Clay
Brooks Alexander W., agent San Joaquin Imp. Co.,
Mission St. Wharf No. 1, r. 1218 Eddy
Brooks Alpheus B., pressman Arctic Oil Works, r. 420-
Sixth
Brooks Ann Mrs., r. 5 Morris Av
Brooks Annie M., liquor saloon, 316M Third
Brooks August, deputy County Clerk, r. 408 Green-
wich
Brooks Charles, r, 5 Morris Av
Brooks Charles, r. 101 Jessie
Brooks Charles, blacksmith, r. 546 J^ Mission, rear
Brooks Christopher, teamster, r. 5 Morris Av
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THE HASTINGS
THE BEST
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CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ibs. Go, OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Aibets, ?9, 658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asrl. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
•721
MARKET ST.
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Brooks Daniel, clerk Max Brooks, r. 1425 Post
Brooks David, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r. 621 Geary
Brooks D. D., compositor Bulletin
Brooks Kdward, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.
Brooks Elislia, principal Franklin Grammar School,
r. 1725 Sutter
Brooks Elizabeth, \vidow, r. 226 Eighth
Brooks Ellen, widow, r. 831 Nineteenth
Brooks Fannie E. Miss, r. 1126 Jackson
Brooks Frank, r. 5 Morris Av
Brooks Frank, laborer, r. 228 Langtou, rear
Brooks Frank A., dentist, 2010 Stockton
Brooks Frederick E., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
2 Geary Court
Brooks G., laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Brooks George, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
120 Jones
Brooks George, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Brooks George J., cook, r. 637 Natoma
Brooks George W., notebroker, r. 1126 Jackson
Brooks Harrison, receiving teller Nevada Bank, r.
Alameda
Brooks Harry, salesman S. Lachman & Co., r. 129
Chattanooga
Brooks Hattie C. Miss, r. 1611 Baker
Brooks Henry S., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Brooks H. G., compositor Chronicle, r. 221 Mont-
gomery
Brooks Ida M. Miss, r. 2733 Folsom
Brooks James,' collector N. P. C. KR., r. Saucelito
Brooks John, driver Occidental Hotel
Brooks John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. Ill
Jackson
Brooks John, teamster Charles Howard, r. 771 J4 Mis-
sion
Brooks John F., receiving teller First National
Bank, r. 113 Fell
Brooks Josepli, r. 6 Morris Av
Brooks Joseph, salesman, r. 1425 Post
Brooks Lionel, clerk Headquarters Division of the
Pacific, TJ. S. A., r. 2419 California
Brooks Lucinda, widow, r. 1611 Baker
Brooks M. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 145 Ellis
Brooks Maggie Miss, nurse, r. 1511 Baker
Brooks Mamie Miss, saleslady F. Pyat & Co.. r. 1313
Sacramento
Brooks Manuel, boarding 47 Clay
Brooks Martin, peddler, r. 142 J4 Shipley
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 204 Langton
Brooks Max, commission merchant 215 Sansom^,
room 5, r. 1425 Post
Brooks Milton, bookkeeper Max Brooks, r. 1425 Post
Brooks Orion, president Electrical Supply Co.,
328 Bush, r. 231 Capp
Brooks Peyton H., (Husband & Brooks) r. Oakland
Brooks Richard M., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 524 Sutter
Brooks Sallie W. Mis. dressmaker, r. 543 Minna
Brooks Samuel H. , assistant treasurer U. S.
office, 608 Commercial, r. 634 Polk
Brooks S. D., printer, r. 726 Bush
Brooks Shelby A., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
804 Bush
Brooks S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 80i Bush
Brooks Thomas, piledriver, r. 71 Federal
Brooks Thomas J., waiter Swain Bros., r. 1 Chatham
PI
Brooks Thomas M., r. 1611 Baker
Brooks Will, assistant secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, r. 1717 V^allejo
Brooks William, architect, r. 322 Ivy Av
Brooks William, cellarman S. Lachman & Co., r. 444
Brannan
Brooks William, shoemaker, r. 14 M Harlan PI
Brooks William A., with Boerlcke & Schreck, r. Oak-
land
Brooks William F., teamster, r. 5 Morris Av
iff" Brooks. See Brookes
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DE.VLKRS IK
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Brookshaw Robert, engineer, r. 43 Stanly PI
Brophy Arthur G., blacksmith, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy Edward, liquor saloon, 909 M Kearny
Brophy James, machinist Golden State and 'Miners
Iron Works, r. 54 First
Brophy James M., actor, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy Jane Mrs., r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy John C, clerk, r. 416 Bartlett
Brophy John H., r. 626 Ash Av
Brophy John T., r. 241 Ninth
Brophy Stephen S. (James L. Carroll & Co.) r. 2600
Mission
Brophy William, blacksmith, r. 1310 Broderick
Brophy William, laborer, r. 869 Market
Erorsen Andrew, missionary, r. 629 Fulton
Brorsen O. (Marshall, Teggart i Brorsen) r. E 8 Ron-
dell PI bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Brose Max, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1010 Lom-
bard
Brosi Gottlob E., saloonkeeper, r. 420 Sixth
Brosius Edmund S., attorney at law, r. 735 O'Farrell
Broskofsky Ferdinand, cooper Kohler & Frohling,
r. 909 Kearny
Brosnahan Cornelius H., toll collector Washington
St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Brosnan Dennis, laborer, r. 7 Bruce PI
Brosnan Ellen, widow, r. 1320 Filbert
Brosnan Hannah M. Miss, hair dresser, r. 183 Perry
Brosnan James A., clerk Custom House, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan James R., varnisher, r. 183 Perry
Brosnan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 738 Clementina
Brosnan John, miner, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan John T., fireman, r. 183 Perry
Brosnan Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 109
Shipley
Brosnan Michael, laborer, r. 183 Perry
Brosnan Thomas liquor saloon, 404 Fourth
Bross George, compositor, r. 411 Bi-yant
Bross Jacob (C. Heider k Co.) r. 528 Harrison
Bross Jacob, barber, r. 411 Bryant
Brossel Johanna, widow, r. 9 Welsh, rear
Brotchie George F., molder Fulton Iron Works, r.
510 Noe
Broters John, patent filler, 409 Spear, r. 229 Sixth
Broth William, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 207
Fourteenth
Brother Michael, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Nevada
Brothers J. A., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Brothers Kate Miss, groceries, 1018 Alabama
Brothers William, laborer, r. lOi 8 Alabama
Brotherton Robert, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 1727 Broadway
Brotman Benjamin, tailor, r. 476 Jessie
Brott William H., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 200
Fourteenth
Brouchond Joseph F., artist, 75 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
Oakland
Brough John, shoemaker, r. 802 Montgomery
Brough M. E. Mrs., vestmaker, r. 802 Montgomery
Brough William A., compositor Call, r. 1709 Stockton
Brougham John, barber George Rupp, r. 312 Green
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, 163 Jessie, r. 308
Tebama
Broujihton Howard A., attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
r, NW cor Pine and Mason
Broughton John, r. 122 Post
Brouillard John, wagonmaker, 3401 Mission, r. 2979
Harrison
Brouquet Jean (Brouquet & Nachtigal) r. 1133 Dupont
Brouquet k Nachtigal (Jean Brouquet and Henry E.
Nachtigal) barbers, 1133 Diipont
Brow J. Mrs., widow, r. 151 Grove
Brow James, clerk, r. 615 Buchanan
Browder Joseph A , commercial traveler, r. 126 Sixth
Browell Charles P., clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 217
Lombard
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Br
Fniuk, ilcrU .UrciuiBli Browell, r. 217 Lom-
lanl
Br«>w<>II Jeroiniiih, contractor and builder, and
luanufHctiirer cbimiu-ys and sanitary tubes, 7'27
Moiitjjomery, r. 217 Lombard
Browell Jerry Jr , bookkeeper A. B. McCreery, r. 131
Chestnut
Browell Hobert, csgemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 171G
Diipoiit
Browell Robert, carpenter Jeremiah Browell, r. 217
Lombard
Brower Andrew, filling carrier S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Brower Charles K., druggist C. M. Troppman, r. 200
Turk
Brower George, cooper CaJ. Barrel Co., r. 1005 Har-
rison
Brower James M.. compositor Call
Brower John, r. 200 Turk
Brower John, clerk Schroder, Albrecht & Co.. r. 15
Scott PI
Brower John, driver Cluff Bros., r. 1217 Steiner
Brower John, seaman, r. 504 Third
Brower Lewis T., bookkeeper George H. Miser, r.
613 H Linden Av
Brower T. J., brassfinisher J. Eoylance, r. 14 Geneva
1^^ Brower. See Brauer
Browmann Henry, r. 421 Bush
Brown .\., longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Brown Aaron Rev., cantor synagogue Beth Israel, r.
426 M Hayes
Brown Abraham, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.
421 Eddy
Brown Abram B., carpenter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Addie J., domestic 1432 Ellis
Brown A. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2603 Post
Brown Agnes E., widow, r. 202 Stockton
Brown A. L. (J. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 1400 Sutter
Brown Albert, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
2912 Folsom
Brown .\lbert, distributor tJ. S. Laundry, r. SW cor
Hampshire and Sixteenth
Brown Albert, master mariner, r. 503 Filbert
Brown Albert A., candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 1024 Mission
Brown AlTiert D., teamster, r. NE cor Fourteenth and
Sanchez
Brown Albert L., chairmaker Heywood Bros., r. 14
Henrietta Square
Brown Albert 0.. printer Palmer & Key, r. 1331 Pine
Brown Albert V., dentist, 34J^ Turk, r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Albert W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
209 Guerrero
Brown Alexander, cigars and tobacco, 200 Fourth, r.
822 Howard
Brown Alexander, laborer, r. 1510 Mason
Brown Alexander B., mining speculator, r. 1518 Lar-
tin
Brown Alexander W., cabinetmaker, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Alfred K., carpenter, r. 2635 Howard
Brown Alfred P., law student, r. 1015 Geary
Brown Alonzo, r. 515 J4 Bush
Brown Amelia Mrs., r. 518 Geary
Brown Andrew A., merchandise broker, 202 Market
and 3 Pine, r. 546 Turk
Brown Andrew C . traveling salesman, r. 2317 Mission
Brown Andrew M., captain U. S. A. (retired) r. Grand
Hotel
Brown Annie, domestic 29 Bartlett
Brown Anthony, lapidary, 6j0 Merchant
Brown Archibald, r. Dominica bet St. John and Sus-
quehanna
Brown Arthur F„ journalist, r. 2222 Post
Brown Arthur M., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Ala-
• meda
Brown A. T.. driver, r. 39 Fulton
Brown Barbara, dressmaker, r. 711 Vallejo
Brown Ben W. (B. W. Brown & Co.) r. 815 Haight
Brown Beujauiiu, laundryinan Occidental Hotel, r,
45 Second
Brown B.njaniiu L., teacher bookkeeping, r. 225
Geary
Brown Bernhard C. (Charles Brown .t Son)r. 828 Post
Brown Bertha Mrs., bakery. 1048 Ji Folsom
Brown Bessie C. Mrs., r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Brown B. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 247 Stevenson
Bru^vn Brothers & Co. (Lewis, Ralph and Mor-
ris Brown and Bahr Sheideman), agents Oregon
City Woolen Mills and manufacturers clothing,
121-123 Sansonie
Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch
Brown B. W. & Co. (Ben W. Brown and 0. E.
Whitney) pork packers and provisions, 513-516
Front
Brown Calvin, civil engineer, r. 646 Folsom
Brown Caroline S., teacher, r. 2635 Howard
Brown Catherine, widow, r. 14J4 Riugold
Brown C. F., cook, r. 561 M Mission
Brown Charles, r. 55 Second
Brown Charles (Charles Brown & Son) r. 828 Post
Brown Charles, actor, r. 318 Kearny
Brown Charles, cellarmau Arpad Haraszth3', r. 115
Geary
Brown Charles, clerk, r. 1020 Mission
Brown Charles, driver W. P. Lambert, r. 875 Folsom
Brown Charles, expressman, SW cor Broadway and
Dupout, r. 208 Chestnut
Brown Charles, fisherman, r. 115 Germania
Brown Charles, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Brown Charles, shipliner, r. 1215 Green
Brown Charles, signpaiuter and decorator, 1171 Mar-
ket, r. 2026 Mission
Brown Charles, waiter North Pacific Hotel
Brown Charles, watchman City Iron Works, r. 403
Green
Brown Charles & Son (Charles and Bernhard C.)
stoves and tinware, 38 Geary
Brown Charles A., bookmaker, 27 Leidesdorflf, r.West
Berkeley
Brown Charles A., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
1107 Treat Av
Brown Charles E., baggage agent S. P. Co., r. 626 Eddy
Brown Charles E., carpenter, r. 31}^ Freelon
Brown Charles E., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Brown Charles F., packer H. Huddleston & Co.,r. 2328
Harrison
Bro^vn Charles F., real estate and insurance
agent, 37 Merchants' Exchange, r. 741 Green
Brown Charles H., liquor saloon, NE cor Fillmore
and Post, r. 1.531 Post
Brown Charles H., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.
1400 Sutter
Brown Charles H., waiter, r. 730 Market
Brown Charles J., barber, r. 1622 Broadway
Brown Charles L., clerk Custom House, r. 642 Folsom
Brown Charles M., pilot, r. 156 Perry
Brown Charles W., r. 2421}^ Cal fornia, rear
Brown Charles W., cashier Am. Sugar Refinery Co.,
r. Alameda
Brown Charles W. Jr., driver Telephone Transfer
Co., r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown Charlotte Blake, 31. D., physician
and surgeon, office and r. 427 Geary, office hours
from 1 to 4 P. M.
Brown Clara, widow, r. 2202 Mission
Brown Olive A., bookkeeper B. F. Barton fe Co., r.
712 Bush
Brown C. N., painter, r. 1620 Devisadero
Brown Collin, cook, r. 1110 Clay
Brown C. R., insurance agent, r. 202 Stockton
Brown, Craig 6i Co. (Edward Brown and Homer
A. Craig) general insurance agents, 429 California
Brown Daniel, advertising agent, 402 Montgomery.
room 32, r. 1059 Golden Gate Av
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DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
anc" Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Uas^n^tPn ST.} Proprietors of
Orleans Vineyard
BEO
265
BRO
Browu Daniel, porter U. S. Miut, r. 911 J4 Mission
Brown Daniel J , carpenter, r. i Powell Av, B H
Brown David, r. 137 )i Fifth
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard
Brown David, carpenter, r. IGll Stevenson
Brown David, cook Park Hotel
Brown David, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Brown David A., bookkeeper K. Gray & Co., r. 802
Turk
Brown David A., photographer Thomas A. Brown, r.
20 Shotwell
Bro-wii David B., wholesale and retail dealer
coopers' stock and (Hogan & Co.) 53 Clay and
M Commercial, r. 139 Chestnut
Browu David C, gralner. r. 5 Church
Brown David C. upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 901 Church
Brown David P., teamster, 211-213 Drumm, r. NE cor
Sitrra and Indiana
Brown Denton D., civil engineer, r. 1213 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Dora Mrs., r. 265 Minna
Brown D. 8. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Brown Duflf mining engineer, r. 541 Haight
Brown E. Mrs., r. 1319 Ellis
Browu E. Mrs., widow, r. S s Lombard bet Gough
and Franklin
Browu F. Mrs., widow, r. 16G Perry
Brown Felix G., cashier Cal. Transfer Co., r. 14
Geary
Brown Frank, hostler, r. 54 Everett
Brown Frank, janitor Olympic Club, r. 22 O'Farrell
Brown Frank, laborer, r. Xapa nr Wisconsin
Brown Frank, painter, r. 722 Laguna
Brown Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1319 Ellis
Browu Frank, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Brown Frank A., stock clerk Nolan Bros.
Browu Frank E., civil engineer, r. 803 Mason
Brown Frank E., bartender George H Bacon, r. 900
Shotwell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
w, & J, mm & CO,
IMPOKTKKS OF
ORIENTAL RUCS.
641 to 547 MAEKET STEEET.
Brown Frank G., butcher Thomas M. Millar, r. 815
Jackson
Brown Frank M., asphaltum worker, r. 10 Julia
Brown Frank W., superintendent mill Carlson-Cur-
rier Silk Mnfg Co., 23 Stevenson, r. 303 Eddy
Brown Frederick, carrier Call, r. 2017 Polk
Brown Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 819 J4 Kearny,
r. 418 Hayes
Brown Frederick, clerk, r, 1219 Ellis
Brown Frederick, clerk, r. 1523 Bush
Brown Frederick, clerk S. F. Laundry
Brown Frederick, clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. Oak-
land
Brown Frederick, expressman, XW cor Steuart and
Howard, r. 1125 Florida.
r. 228
Fac-
Ala-
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rvrown weorge, waiter James Cornyn, r. 707 Front
Brown George Mrs., millinery, 1003 Howard, r. 821
Dolores
Brown George A. (Brown & Duncan) r. 1015 Geary
Brown Georsre A., clerk, r. 1312 Union
Brown George A., clerk H. C. Decker, r. 1006 Post
Brown George C, clerk Lincoln & Parkin, r. 10 Oc-
tavia
Bi'o-wJi George C. , secretary and treasurer Cal-
fornia Wire Works, 329 Market, r. 1020 Washington
Brown George E., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 7
Valparaiso
Brown George E., shoemaker Cabn, Nlckelsburg &
Co., r. 28 Rlngold
Brown George H., clerk Atlantic and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, r. 834 Mission
Brown George H., conductor Central BR., r. 1316 Fill-
more
Brown George O.. salesman W. K. Vanderslice k Co.,
r. 967 Cypress, Oakland
Brown George W., cigarniaker, r. 139 Fourth
Brown George W., coachman, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Brown George W., driver J. Spaulding & Co., r. 353
Tehama
Brown George W., liverv stable, 190-192 Stevenson,
r. 44 Third
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405-M
St.
EDWARD BRO^YN. HOMER A. CRAIG.
BBOWN, CR4.IG 85 CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
REMOVED TO PARROTT BUILDING,
SXO c:J^lif<J32rxxi^ Street,
PHENIX, of Brooklyn, - - - Assets, $5,457,521 42
AMERICAN, of Philadelphia, - " 2,401,956 11
PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia, " 2,890,897 34
INSURANCE CO. STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia, " 647,578 48
ro I Brown Cliarlotte Blake. M. D.. physician
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. IwASH^N^TpNST.IProprietors of the Orleans Vineyard
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Browu Daniel, porter U. S. Mint, r. 911 M Mission
Brown Daniel J., carpenter, r. i Powell Av, B H
Brown David, r. 137 M Fifth
Brown David, carpenter, r. 12;jl Lombard
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1011 Stevenson
Browu David, cook Park Hotel
Brown David, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Brown David A,, bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., r. 802
Turk
Browu David A., photographer Thomas A. Brown, r.
20 Shotwell
Bi'oivn David B. , wholesale and retail dealer
coopers' stock aud (Hogan & Co.) 53 Clay and
■.iC, Commercial, r. 139 Chestnut
Brown David C, graluer, r. 5 Church
Brown David C, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 904 Church
Brown David P., teamster, 211-213 Drumm, r. NE cor
Sierra and Indiana
Browu Denton D., civil engineer, r. 1213 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Dors Mrs., r. 265 Minna
Brown D. S. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Brown Duflf mining engineer, r. 541 Haight
Browu E. Mrs., r. 1319 Ellis
Brown E. Mrs., widow, r. S s Lombard bet Gough
und Franklin
Brown Edgar G., porter D. L. Beck & Sons, r. Oak-
laud
Brown Edgar L., clerk Redington & Co., r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Brown Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Alameda
Brown Edward, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Brown Edward, canmaker, r. 12 Heron
Brown Edward, reporter, r. 715 Howard
Brown Edward, shipping clerk Bancroft- Whitney
Co., r. 32 Cook
Browu Edward, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Brown Edward C, clerk, r. 31 Cook
Brown Edward E. (Kilbourn & Co.) r. 219 Leaven-
worth
Brown Edward M., r. 905 Market
Brown Edward M., compositor, r. 331 J^ Bush
Brown Edward W., clerk, r. 31 Cook
Brown Edwin T., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 21 Van Ness Av
Brown E. L., collector Sherman, Clay & Co., r. Oak-
land
Brown Eliza, widow, r. 1111 Valencia
Brown Eliza, widow, r. 1628 Stockton
Brown Elizabeth, domestic 3031 California
Brown Elizabeth, nur.^e, r. 616 ;«S Nineteenth
Brown Ellen, widow, r. 248 Fourth
Brown Emma, domestic 2424 Sacramento
Brown Emma Mrs., r. W s Laguna nr Broadway
Brown Emma S. Mrs. millinery, 137 Larkin, r. 8
Birch Av
Brown Emmett, printer 0. A. Murdock & Co., r. 1314
Masou
Brown Ernest C, messenger, r. 2317 Mission
Brown E. S., traveling salesman T.P. Crandall & Co.,
103 Battery
Brown Etta, tailoress, r. 1111 Valencia
Brown Eugene, compositor News Letter, r. 407 Grove
Brown E. Ward, watchman, r. 16><j Hickory Av
Brown F. Mrs., widow, r. 166 Perry
Brown Felix G., cashier Cal. Transfer Co., r. 14
Geary
Brown Frank, hostler, r. 54 Everett
Brown Frank, janitor Olympic Club, r. 22 O'Farrell
Brown Frank, laborer, r. Napa nr Wiscoubin
Brown Frank, painter, r. 722 Laguna
Browu Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1319 Ellis
Brown Frank, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Brown Frank A., stock clerk Nolan Bros.
Brown Frank E., civil engineer, r. 803 Mason
Brown Frank E., bartender George H, Bacon, r. 900
Shotwell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SL011!1[ & CO,
IMPOKTKKS OF
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 617 MAEKET STEEET.
Brown Frank G., butcher Thomas M. Millar, r. 915
Jackson
Brown Frank M., asphaltum worker, r. 10 Julia
Brown Frank W., superintendent mill Carlson-Cur-
rier Silk Mnfg Co., 23 Stevenson, r. 303 Eddy
Brown Frederick, carrier Call, r. 2017 Polk
Brown Frederick, cigars aud tobacco, 819 M Kearny,
r. 418 Hayes
Brown Frederick, clerk, r. 1219 Ellis
Brown Frederick, clerk, r. 1523 Bush
Brown Frederick, clerk 8. F. Laundry
Brown Frederick, clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. Oak-
land
Brown Frederick, expressman, NW cor Steuart and
Howard, r. 1125 Florida
Brown Frederick, laborer Palace Hotel
Brown Frederick, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 228
Bush
Brown Frederick, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Brown Frederick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Brown Frederick E., clerk Andrew A. Brown, r. Ala-
meda
Brown Frederick H., armorer Co. F., N. G. C, r. 110
Grove
Brown Frederick J., engineer, r. 26M Kearny
Brown Frederick J., teamster, r. 232 Dolores
Brown Frederick L., salesman, r. 224 Turk
Brown Frederick P., laborer, r. S s Francisco nr Lar-
kin
Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 2304 Webster
Brown Frederick W., carpenter, r. 2311 Larkin
Brown Frederick W., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, r. 106 Jessie
Brown Frederick W., salesman, r. 3053^ Capp
Brown Freeman P., r. 39 Fifth
Brown G. millman, Pac. Rolling Mill
Brown G. E., salesman Keane Bros. r. 838 Market
Brown George, beerbottler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Brown George, bookkeeper, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown George, carpenter, r. 1027 Mission
Brown George, clerk, r. 501 Post
Brown George, cook, r. 8 Everett
Brown George,, liquor saloon, 122 Leidesdorfif, r. 308
Third
Brown George, longshoreman, r. 636 Commercial
Brown George, operative' U. S. Mint, r. 2029 3<i Mis-
sion
Brown George, porter G. Held
Brown George, teamster, r. 1309 Harrison
Brown George, teacher South San Francisco School,
r. 1220 Twenty-first
Brown George, waiter James Cornyn, r. 707 Front
Brown George Mrs. , millinery, 1003 Howard, r. 821
Brown George A. (Brown & Duncan) r. 1015 Geary
Brown George A., clerk, r. 1312 Union
Brown George A., clerk H. C. Decker, r. 1006 Post
Brown George C, clerk Lincoln & Parkin, r. 10 Oc-
tavia
Bfown Georcfe C, secretary and treasurer Cal-
f ornia Wire Works. 329 Market, r. 1026 Washington
Brown George E., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 7
Valparaifio
Brown George E., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 28 Rlngold
Brown George H., clerk AUantlc and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, r. 834 Mission
Brown George H., conductor Central UR., r. 131G Fill-
more
Brown George 0.. salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 967 Cypress, Oakland
Brown George W.. cigarmaker, r. 139 Fourth
Brown George W., coachman, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Brown George W., driver J. Spaulding & Co., r. 353
Tehama
Brown Ge-rge W., livery stable, 190-192 Stevenson,
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REl 40540? SanM St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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All Si/.«s ami Xuiiil»«'rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
lirown George \V., waiter, r. 1511 Lenvenworth
lirown (». T. BHl.'siiian I X L, r. 172 Minna
llrown OiiBtave. barbir James M. Lackey, r. 34 Eddy
IJrowu Hamilton, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 7-Hl OTarrell
Brown Hannah, widow, r. W 8 Palmer nr Chenery,
Falriuouut Tract
Brown Harvey, stenographer Ariel Lathrop, r. Oak-
land
Broivii Hnrvey S., attorney Southern Pacific Co.
NEcor Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. Oakland
Brown Harriet Mrs., r. 743 Pine
Brown Harry R. toolmaker Levlson Bros., r. 611
Geary
Brown Harrv W., druggist, r. 2fi03 Post
Brown Harry W., with Craig & Mosher, r. 2728 Pine
Brown Hattie Mrs., r. 734 Folsom
Brown Henrietta, physician. 418 Hayes
Brown Henry, clerk, r. 418 Hayes
Brown Henry, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 14 Farren
Av, rear
Brown Henry, cook. r. 34 Second
Brown Henry, driver Engine No. 8, r, 1616 Pacific Av
Brown Henry, janitor Flremans Fixnd Ins. Co., r.l034
Clay
Brown Henry, lodgings, 1012 Kearny
Brown Henry, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Brown Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Henry, teamster Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 448
Sixth
Brown Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Henry A., machinist Daly & Cavanagh, r. cor
Army and Howard
Brown Henry A., paying teller Wells Fargo & Go's
Bank, r. 427 Geary
Brown Henrv C, drayman, r. 613 Fulton
Brown Henry D. (Abbott & Brown) r. 430 Natoma
Brown Henry J., r. 1622 Broadway
Brown Henry J., cutter Nolan Bros., r. 728 Minna
Brown Henry N., r. 332 Haight
Brown Henry W., r. 332 Haight
Brown Henry W., attorney at law, 127 Montgomery
Brown Howard W., clerk subsistence dept U. S. A.,
r. Oakland
Brown Howard, millhand, r. 1333 Howard
Brown Hugh, laborer, r. 14 Federal
Brown Hugo, r. 1725 Eddy
Brown I. H., third officer stmr San Juan
Brown Irason C, carpenter, r. 322 Eighteenth
Brown Isaac, waiter, r. 1205 Stockton
Brown Isaac S., typewriter, r. 828 Powell
Brown Isabelle R. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 31 Cook
Brown J., baker, r. 250 Tehama
Brown J., engineer Cal. St RR.
Brown J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Brown Jacob, stock clerk Newman & Levinson, r.
1048 J^ Folsom
Brown James, calker, r. 1716 Dupont
Brown James, carpenter, r. S s Eighteenth nr Ellen
Brown James, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. Oakland
Brown James, hostler J. Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Brown James, mattressmaker, r. 903 Treat Av
Brown James, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 512
Howard
Brown James, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Brown James, teamster, r. 9 Gilbert
Brown James, with Hicks & Judd, r. 606 Linden Av
Brown James Mrs., widow, r. 1231 Market
Brown James A., drayman, 217 Commercial, r. 6
Pleasant
Brown James B. (Brown & Pratt) r. 142 Natoma
Brown James B., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 14
Willow Av
Brown James D., cook, r. 1678 West Mission
Brown James D., real estate afjent, r. 13!) Chestnut
Brown James E., notary public and proi)rietor S. F.
Vindicator, 428 Montgomery, r. 49 Clara
Brown Jiimes F., carpenter, 638 Market
Brown .lames F., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 515M Bush
liri'wn .lames G., salesman, r. 201 Powell
Brown JaiiicR H., carriage painter A. McGregor, r.
H'm Folsom
Brown James H., merchant, r. 675 Mission
Brown James H. B., machinist, r. 23*5 Howard
Brown James K., wholesale butcher, r. 1525 J« Mis-
sion •
Brown James L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1636
Sacramento
Brown James M., dairyman China and Madrid, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Brown James N., clerk, r. 1019 Bush
Brown James P., clerk law department S. P. Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. Oakland
Brown James R., shoemaker Edwin E. Lawson, r.
1033 Twenty-fourth
Brown J. C, carpenter and builder, r. 635 Valencia
Brown J. Dalzell, accountant Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 517 Mason
Brown J. E. Mrs., artist, 120 Sutter, room 78, r. San
Jose, Cal.
Brown Jens, liquor saloon, 201 Montgomery Av, r.
327 Montgomery Av
Brown Jerry R., assistant bookkeeper Dalton Bros.,
r. Oakland
Brown Jesse, mining engineer, r. 603 Bush
Brown Jesse P., bartender Grand Central Wine
Rooms, r. 759 Market
Brown Jesse R., teamster, r. Eureka bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Brown Jessie Miss, r. 633 Seventeenth
Brown J. H., conductor Market St. RR.
Brown J. M., merchant (San Jose) r. 39 FuMon
Brown Johanna, widow, r. 230 Thirteenth
Brown John, bartender Vienna Garden
Brown John, butcher, r. 138 Silver
Brown John, butcher Frederick Zeitler, r. 1432 Do-
lores
Brown John, capitalist, r. 718 Howard
Brown John, drayman, r. 598 Stevenson
Brown John, heater Pac. Rolling Mill. r. NE cor Mis-
sissippi and Solano
Brown John, hostler John Peters, r. 2320 Fillmore
Brown John, laborer, r. 14 Federal
Brown John, laborer, r. 33 Commercial
Brown John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E s
Pennsylvania Av bet Nevada and Sierra
Brown John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Brown John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 18}^ Grand Av
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 921 Battery
Bro'wn John, master mariner, r. 14 Rondell PI
Brown John, news dealer and confectionery, 1318 Pa-
cific
Brown John, photographer Robert F. Hay, r. Oak-
land
Brown John, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 544?i
Natoma
Brown John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Brown John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Brown John, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Brown John, seaman, r. 214 Steuart
Brown John, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Brown John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown John, sexton Calvary Presbyterian Church, r.
1220 Bush
Brown John A., fruitpacker, r. 1337 Twenty-fifth
Brown John A., painter, r. 27 M White's PI
Brown John A., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 313 J^ Grove
Brown John B., lighthouse keeper Point Bonita
Brown John D., cook, r. 322 Third
Brown John F., clerk, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown John F., compositor News Letter, r. 7 Bond
Brown John F., painter Thomas Downing, r. 938 Mis-
sion
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS" Al YOIITHS" SDITS
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"THE HASTINGS."
OBfflT lis. ft. 01 BAfflFOBD
Capital, $1,000,000,
Assets, 81,604,486,
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Maniger.
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Brown Jobn H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Church
and Twenty-seventh
Brown John H., lumberman, r. 305 Fremont
Brown John H., real estate agent, r. 1035 Market
Brown John K., master stmr Oakland, r. Alameda
Brown John M., mining, r. 2037 Mission
Brown John N.. traveling salesman Qutta Percha and
Rnhber Mnfg Co., r. aOi Powell
Brown John O., messenger U. S. Engineer's Office, r.
915 Jiiclison
Brown Jobn Q., secretary and manager State Board of
Trade, 12 Second, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Brown John R., carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Brown John S. (Brown .S: Adams) r. 738 Grove
Brown John W., draftsman Golden Stats and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Alameda
Brown John W., seaman, r. 904 Church
Brown Joseph, laborer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 15
Page
Brown Joseph, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. North
Point bet Larkin and Polk
Brown Joseph, longshoreman, r. 402}^ Harrison
Brown Joseph F., bootblack Henry M. Cohen, r. 54
Everett
Brown Joseph H., carpenter, r. 333 Twenty-ninth
Brown Joseph M., laborer, r. 235 Eighth
Brown Joseph 8., stock clerk Pelxotto & Silverman,
r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown J. S., second officer stmr Acapulco
Brown J. T., janitor New City Hall
Brown Julia, folder clothing dept U. S. A., r. 23 Clara
Brown L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 26 54 Kearny
Brown Lawrence L., Inspector Custom House, r. 47
South Park
Brown Leo A., copperplate printer, 219 BuBh, r. E s
Potr«ro Av, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Brown Leonard E., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1314 Mason
Brown Lewis (Brown Bros. & Co.) r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown Lizzie, widow, r. 144 Fifth
Brown Lizzie, widow, r. 942 Howard
Brown Lizzie W., widow, furnished rooms, 602 Powell
Brown L. J., janitor Alcazar Theater
Brown Louis, salesman J. C. Scott, r. 1324 Webster
Brown M., r. 16 Ellis
Brown M., tailor, 21 Market
Brown Margaret, widow, groceries, 220 Broadway
Brown Mark, calker, r. 32 Clarence PI
Brown Mark, liquor saloon, 412 M Sixth, r. 452 Sixth
Brown Martin, laborer, r. Sierra nr Michigan
Brown Martin A., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 407 Minna
Brown Mary, widow, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown Mary, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Mary, widow, r. 614 Second
Brown Mary, widow, r. 2635 J^ Harrison
Brown Mary, widow, boarding, 810 Battery
Brown Mfiry, dressmaker, r. 1111 Valencia
Brown Mary Mrs., r. 214 Hyde
Brown Mary E., medium, r. 681 Mission
Brown Mary L. Miss, teacher Five Mile School
Brown Maurice W., with Pac. Wall Paper Co., r. 202
Stockton
Brown Matthew, expressman, r. 141 Natoma
Brown Matthew D., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Brown Matthew F.. salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
313 Sixth
Brown M. E. Miss, stenographer W. B. Sumner &
Co.. r. Oakland
Brown McKeuzle, waiter, r. 65 Minna
Brown Michael, r. 610 Sixth
Brown Michael, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
Brown Michael, passenger agent Baltimore and Ohio
B.R., 618 Market, r. 20 Ellis
Brown M. L. Mrs., widow, r. cor Sixteenth and Caro-
lina
W. & J. SLOllME & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OHDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
Brown MoUie, widow, r. 823 Bush
Brown Morris (Brown Bros, k Co.) r. 1400 Sutter
Brown Mortlock, coppersmith, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Moses P., bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Nathaniel B., r. 1620 Devlsadero
Brown Nels, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Brown Nellie, domestic 1920 Washington
Brown Nellie, widow, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Nelson H., bookkeeper Edwards & Co., r. 201
Taylor
Brown Nicholas, peddler, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown Nicholas, musician, r. 418 Hayes
BrownN.R.,r. 44 Third
Brown Otto, patternmaker A. Coffin, r. 513 J^ Hyde
Brown P., with Moynihan & Aitken, r. 136 Ninth
Brown Patrick, teamster E. Peabody & Co., r. 114
Washington
Brown Percy J., clerk G. W. Clark & Co.,r. 202 Stock-
ton
Brown Perley G., livestock dealer, r. 1108 Scott
Brown Perry B., chief inspector Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 1014 Leavenworth
Brown Peter, carpenter, r. 1331 Pine
Brown Peter, carpenter Orpheum, r. 333 O'Farrell
Brown Peter, housemover, r. 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, sailmaker clothing dept U. S. A.
Brown Peter L., treasurer Vienna Gardens, r. 1208 H
Turk
Brown Philip, foreman Thomas W. Jones, r. 228 Fil-
bert
Brown Philip Jr., telegraph operator, r. 228 Filbert
Brown Prince (Crawford and Brown) r. 1020 Powell
Brown Ralph (Brown Bros. Co.) r. New York
Brown Ralph (Wolf, Brown & Co.) r. Oakland
Brown Ralph, locksmith, 27Leidesdorflf
Brown Reuben W. (Brown & Draper) r. 1004 Twenty-
first
Brown Rhoda, widow, r. 508 Taylor
Brown Richard, clerk N. Y. Underwriter's Agency, r.
236 Fourth
Brown Richard, groceries and liquors, 2CRingold
Brown Richard, laborer, r. 4 Hayward
Brown Richard, real estate, r. 2330 Jones
Brown Richard A., laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
Brown Richard H., r. 1433 Pacific
Brown Robert, r. 425 O'Farrell
Brown Robert, collector, r. 2709 Mission
Brown Robert, cook Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 402 Broad-
way
Brown Robert, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 1035
Folsom
Brown Robert, physician, 846 Mission
Brown Robert H., candymaker William S.Townsend
r. 26353^ Harrison
Brown Robert S., master brig Tanner, r. 203 East
Brown Roland G., broker, 420 California, r. Oakland
Brown Rosalia D., widow, r. Dolores nr Sixteenth
Brown Rose, widow, r. 1324 Webster
Brown Rosie, saleslady, r. 236 Fourth
Brown Rosina, widow, r. 617 Mission
Brown Rufus N., r. 2322 Washington
Brown S., block cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 310
Mason
Brown S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 510 San 3ob6 Av
Brown Sadie Mrs. (Karrae & Brown) r. 1729 Broad-
way
Brown Samuel A., with Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. 22 Glen Park Av
Brown Samuel D., laborer, r. 1306 Vallejo
Brown Samuel E., foreman composing room News
Letter, r. 407 Grove
Brown Samuel H. (S. H. Brown & Co.) r. 730 Sutter
Brown Samuel H. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. 903 Treat Av
Brown Samuel M., cigars and tobacco, 155 Fourth, r.
1M9 Fourth
Brown Sarah, dressmaker, r. 1111 Valencia
Brown Scott, glove cutter, r. 310 Mason
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809. 311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
nr.'Wii S. E. Miiis. ilrt'ssmakcr, r. 2234 Mission
Krowii S. H. Vt Co. iSaniuel H. Brown) real estate
Brents, 31) Kearny
Brown Spencer R., r. 722 Foleom
Brown Stephen G., barber, r. 2635 Howard
Brown Stiliuau K., carpenter, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Brown Sumner, clerk, r. 741 Green
Brown S. W.. caruet layer SterliuR Furniture Co.
Brown Sylvester, blacksmith, Harrison foot Thir-
teenth, r. 230 Thirteenth
Brown Theodore, usher Alcazar Theater, r. 638 Green
Brown Thmuas, bookkeeper, r. 517 Mason
Brown TUoinas, cashier Bank of California, NW
cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, cook, r. 212 Broadway
Brown Thoiuiis, fancy goods, 526^ Hayes
Brown Thomas, helper Thomas Day & Co., r. 737 Har-
rison
Brown Thomas, mining, r. 2037 Mission
Brown Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. GOb Linden Av
Brown Thomas, light house tender, r. 646 Fourth
Brown Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Thomas, stevedore, r. 7 Valparaiso
Browu Tliomas, superintendent California Mar-
ket, r. 1911 Sutter
Bro-wn Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 20
Shotwell
Brown Thomas A., porter, r. 663 Howard
Brown Thomas H., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1813J^
Stockton
Brown Thomas J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. lij^ Guerrero
Brown Thomas P. S., dry goods, 2129 Mission
Brown Thomas W., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co..
r. Sunol
Brown T. M. Mrs., r. 207 Thirteenth
Brown Tom A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 114
Mason
Brown T. S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Veneita E., lodgings, 746 Mission
Brown W., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Brown Walter E., machinist William Deacon, r. W s
Liguna bet Broadway and Vallejo
Brown Walter K., conductor Market St. RE., r. 2000 Ji
McAllister
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metznerl r. 426 Ellis
Brown Ward, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
342 Grove
Brown W. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 706 Larkin
Brown Wellington J., calker, r. 856 Folsom
Brown W. H. Mrs., proptr Arlington House, 127
Kearny
Brown Wilbur K., teamster, r. 769 Harrison
Brown Wilfred L., civil engineer, r. 646 Folsom
Brown Willard, cook, r cor Twenty-fourth and Fol-
som
Brown Willard B., printer Spirit of the Times,
Washington
Brown William, r. 1 Hyde PI
Brown William, r. 714 Ellis
Brown William, r. 737 Pine
Brown William, actor, r 620)^ Minna
Brown William, bottler Chicago Brewing Co..
Tenth
Brown William, carpenter, r. 9 Vassar PI
Brown William, cook J. A. Shepston & Son, r. 2 Hub-
bard
Brown William, laborer, r. Illinois nr Shasta
Brown William, laborer P. M. SS. Co
Brown William, laborer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 259
Clementina
Brown William, liquor saloon, 26 Clay
Browu William, master mariner, r. 716 Bay
Brown William, painter, r. 1126 Alabama
Brown William, printer H. S. Crocker & Co
Webster
Brown William, salesman r. 15 Grand Av
722
229
1324
Brown William, sawninker, 222 Jackson, r. 920 Union
Brown William, seamnu, r. 14 Washington
Brown William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Brown William, secretary Baltimore Silver Mining
Co., 402 Montgomery, room 17, r. 1104 Mission
Brown William, tanner, r. 610 Sixth
Brown William, teamster, r. 104 Freelou
Brown William, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Brown William, tinroofer, r. 322 Fifth
Brown William, tracklayer, r. 318 Kearny
Brown William, waiter, r. 4,52)4 Minna
Brown William A., r. 230G Mission
Brown William A., cl,erk Andrew A. Brown, r. 512
Golden Gate Av
Brown William A., cook J. A. Shepston & Son, r. 529
Sacramento
Brown William A., engineer tug Annie, r. 718 Clay
Brown William A., foreman Blake, Moffitt & Towne,
r. 1540 Washington
Brown William C, job printer, 419 Sacramento and
320 Sansome, r. 1220 Bush
Brown William C. printer Palmer & Rey, r. 1331
Pine
Brown William C, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1019 Bush
Browu William 0.. wood and coal, 507 Natoma. r.
1035 Folsom
Brown William E., clerk, r. 169 Silver
Brown William E., compositor News Letter, r. 407
Grove
Brown William E., director S. P. Co., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. Palace Hotel
Brown William E., real estate, 634 Market, r. San
Jose
Brown William F., stevedore, r. 75 Clementina
Brown William G., collector Singer Mnfg Co., r. 10
Octiivia
Browu William G., general news agent S. P. C, r. 815
Treat Av
Brown William H., r. 720 Clementina
Brown William H. (Brown & Wells) r. 127 Kearny
Brown William H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Sunol
BROWN WILLIAM H. soie
Pacific Coast agent Edward Miller Si
Co.'s lamps, cliaiideliers, broiixe orna-
ments, etc., and tlie Rocliester lamp
and Sawyer's crystal bine, 575 Mis-
sion, r. Oakland
Bro-vvn William H., vice-president Bankers and
Merchants Mutual Life Association of the United
States, 322 Montgomery, r. 1510 California
Brown William J., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
169 Silver
Brown William M., r. 138 Silver
Brown William P., r. 114 Bernard
Brown William P., laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
1622 Broadway
Brown William P., lumberman, r. 529 Sacramento
Brown William P., teamster, r. 131 Fifteenth
Brown William Q., carpenter, r. 600^ Leavenworth
Brown William S., clerk, r. 26353^ Harrison
Brown William T., clerk, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Brown William W^, bookkeeper, r. 1519 Leavenworth
Brown William W., speculator; r. 513 Minna, rear
Brown Willis F., delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
601 Fell
Brown Winsor L., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Oakland
Brown W. N., student, r. 531 Montgomery Av
Brown W. W., real estate agent, r. 410 Capp
Brown Zelotus W., machinist, r. 939 Eighteenth
Brown & Adams (John S. Brown and John E. Adams)
commission merchants and leather dealers, 409
Battery
Brown & Draper (Reuben "W. Brown and Edward P.
Draper) wholesale butchers, office cor Railroad
Av and St Thomas
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEH'S FaEHISHINS GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
^lARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON I CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Bro'«vn <& Duncan (George A. Brown and Dun-
can Nicol) proprietors Bank Exchange, 8E cor
Monttjomery ami \VaBbin«ton
BROWN & METZNER .wai.ev
S. Bro-wn and William I»Ietxner) n<r«?nts
Corficelli Silk CO., Golden FIfece roll
braid, Sprinjfer Brotliers' c-luaks, Wil-
liniantic spool cotton and Florence
Manufacturing Co., 535 Market
lirown fc Pratt (James B Brown and Gtorge W.
Pratt) liquor saloon, 118 Bryant
Bro^vn <& Wells (William H. Brown) fruits and
VBRetables. 30-31 Califoruia Market
1^ Brown. See Browne and Braun
Browne Channing E., r. 730 Shotwell
Browne Charles, clerk, r. 4C0 Guerrero
Browne Charles, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1020
Mission
Browne Chrigtopher K., city department Firemans
Fund Ins. Co., 401 California
Browne C. Webb, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Browne Edward W., clerk T. J. Parsons, r. 31 Cook
Browne Edward W., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1122 Alabama
Browne Giistavus (Hofmann & Browne) r. 515 Third
Browne Jacob L., assistant cashier Wells Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. Oakland
Browne James, carpenter r. 89 Brady
Browne James A., manager Vienna Garden, NW cor
Stockton and Sutter
Browne John, gilder, r. 558 Stevenson
Browne Lucy K., dressmaker, r. 1122 Alabama
Browne Michael, groceries, 558 Stevenson
Browne Patrick, spring bed maker, r. 558 Stevenson
Browne Richard H., cloaks and suits, 1132 Market, r.
536 Ei.ghteenth
Browne Robert T., whitener and extraman Hose No.
3, r. 1122 Alabama
Browne Ross E., mimng and hydraulic engineer, 307
Sansome. r. Oakland
Browne Spencer C, real estate, 307 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Browne Stephen, painter, r. 821)^ Dolores
Browne Thomas J., tailor, r. Bennington nr Cortland
Av
Browne Thomas R., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1122
Alabama
Browne William, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 558 Stev-
enson
■^ Browne. See Brown and Braun
Brownell Alice, dres-smaker, r. 135 Ninth •
Brownell Charlotte S.. widow, r. 712 Clementina
Brownell Claude, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Brownell Don C, salesman Carolan & Co., r. Oakland
Brownell Duane R., salesman Hooper, McCreary &
Co., r. Berkeley
, Brownell G. L., teamster Union Box Factory, r. 37
Second
Brownell William H. P. superintendent Arctic Oil
Works, r. 940 Twenty.first
Brownhill John D., compositor News Letter, r. 20}^
Fifth
BrownhoKz Frank P., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.,
r. 1001 Sutter
Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. 1335 Pine
Browning Edward, teamster, r. 401 Van Ness Av
Browning Frank E., bookkeeper, r. 1706J$ Larkin
Browning George W., harness maker Sievers &
Hoebel, r. 1335 Pine
Browning Ida Miss, r. 310 Kearny
Brown'ng Jacob, r. 401 Van Ness Av
Browi ng John F., liquor saloon, 530 Commercial, r.
91jVallejo
Browning John H. (Browning & Jessup) r. 1335 Pine
Browning John N., assistant superintendent Am.
Sugar Refinery, r. 771 Folsom
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J, SLOANK & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Browning John O., clerk, r. fiSfi Commercial
Browning Maria, widow, r. GOO Nineteenth
Browning' Walter, hackman, r. 229 Sixth
Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, r. 771
Fulsoni
Browuinii William P., r. 400 O'Farrell
Browuiug & Bremer (August Browning and Otto A.
Bremer) gunsmiths and bellhangers, 820 Kearny
Bro-wning^ Si Jessup (John H. Browning and
Andrew J. Jessup) proprietors Pioneer Drug
Mills, coffee, spices and drugs, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Brownlee F. C. Mrs., art studio, 1229 Market
Brownlee Jesse S., agent Needham's Red Clover, 1229
Market
Brownlee Robert, Jaborer Custom Honse, r. 38 Haw-
thorne
Brownley Robert G. plumber, r. 514 San Jos^ Av
Brownlie Alexander, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
Brownlie Alexander B., r. E s Diamond bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Brownlie J. G. Mrs, widow, r. E 8 Diamond bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlie John, painter, r. E s Diamond bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Brownlie William G., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
E s Diamond bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlow Charles D., watchman, r. £02 Stockton
Brownrigg William J., carpenter, ;^524 Castro
Brownstein Daniel G., bookkeeper Washington Mnfg.
Co.. r. 1017 Post .
Brownstein George (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1017 Post
Brownstein Julius, salesman E. Goslinsky & Co., r.
1017 Post
Brownstone David, merchant, r. 1206 Golden Gate Av
Brownstone Isaac, merchant, r. 1002 Larkin
Brownstone Isaac & Co., merchants (Selma, Cal.)
office 5 Sansome
Brownstone Jacob (Jules Cerf & Co.) r. 613 Larkin
Brownstone Samuel, traveling salesman Joseph Bre-
mer & Co., r. 13:r2 Buchanan
Broyer Alexander B.. liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 5('>8 Bryant
Broyer Hermann H., groceries and liquors. Mission
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Broyer John, saloonkeeper, r. 568 Bryant
Broz FranI;, agent, r. Alabama bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Bru John, boots and shoes, 720 Broadway
Brubaker Effinger, teamster, r. 612 Minna
Brubaker Marcus W., haruessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. Oakland
Brubeck Godfrey, tanner Raymond: Squire & Co., r.
17 Lapidge
Bruce A. L., rancher, r. Clay nr First Av
Bruce Charles A., laborer, r. 117 Welsh
Bruce Charles C, clerk Wright, Bowne & Co., r. 1218
Jackson
Bruce David C, cardwriter, 6 Stockton, r. Clay bet
Cberry and First Av
Bruce Donald, book and job printer, 536 Clay, r.
1 Sophie Terrace
Bruce E. C, real estate, r. 208 Eddy
Bruce Frank T., cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomery
Av, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Bruce Frederick, stage carpenter, r, 331 Ji Bush
Bruce George, plasterer, r. 20 Turk
Bruce Herbert E., solicitor F. C. Baxter & Co., r. 1045
Market
Bruce James, mason, r. 26 Turk
Bruce James Jr., mason, r. 26 Turk
Brure James A., engineer Byron Jackson, r. 448 Sixth
Bruce James H., marine surveyor Firemans Fund
Ins. Co., r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce John, r. 164 Jessie
Bruce John, coLtraotor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 2407)4 Howard
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Bruce John, driver D. S. Q. Clifford, r. cor Cambridge
mid Baton, V. M. T.
Brui-e John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bruce John T., painter, r. IHlf) Vallejo
Bruce Joseph, lodeinK>^, 310 Montgomery Av
Bruce Lizzie, widow, r. ()57 Howard
Bruce Mary F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 427 Golden Gate
Av
Bruce Maxwell M., clerk, r. 8(52 Mission
Bruce Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 2122 Pacific
Av
Bruce Robert, marble polisher, r. 909 Geary
Bruce Samuel C, office, -118 Montgomery, r. 830 Pacific
Bruce Viola Miss, school teacher, r. 1218 Jackson
Bruco Walter S., clerk, r. 1218 Jackson
Bruch Emil, cooper, r. 270 First
Brnck A. Mrs., widow, r. 1345 Powell
Briicker August Mrs., notions, 1513 Dupont
Briicker Augustus S., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 1513
Dupont
Briicker Henry, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Brucker William, silkweaver, r. 724 Mission
Bruckmann Gustave B., coppersmith Ludwig Wag-
ner, r. 5J0 Fourth
Bruckmann John, with Steinberger & Kalisher, r. 639
O'Farrell
Bruckner John, bartender George Brown, r. 308 Third
BruckutT Joseph, rattan and willow worker, 1015
Market, r. 23 Langton, rear
Briider August, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 9
Adelaide PI
BrudlewBky Ferdinand, cigar maker, r. 58 Tehama,
rear
Brudwell , cook, r. 40 Natoma
Brueck Henry, porter Eugene Thomas & Co., r. 914
Montgomery
Briiecker Gotlob E., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 931
Greenwich
Briiecker Henry, carpenter r. New Atlantic Hotel
Brueggemanu Richard, liquor saloon, 231 Third, r.
2u8 Third
Bruene Edward G., r. 948 Howard
Bruening Adolph, collector Diepenbrock Bros. &
Doeing, r. 1390 Market
Bruening Emil W., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r.
151(5 Howard
Bruenn Henry, miller, r. 5 Florence
Bruenne Adolph, musician, r. 16 Harlan PI
Bruer F., r. 509 Pine
Bruer John, liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Marquesas
Bruff George, cook Handley House
Briiger Carl, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Brugge Edward, clerk Henry Voll, r. 735 Brannan
Brugge George, livery stable, 42-44 Clay, r. 123 Ore-
gon
Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 316 Grant Av,
r. 45 Laagton
Bruggemann. Henry, merchant tailor, 526
Montgomery, r. 728 M Green
Bruggemann Paul, machinist, r. 270 First
Bruggen Frederick, bottler Todt, Kracht & Co., r.
892 Dolores
Bruggencate Huron, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brughe Peter, tanner Chatelet & Onen, r. San Bruno
Road nr Channel
Brughelli G., waiter Sartori & Fantini
Brugiere Antonia, widow, r. 2304 California
Brugiere Emile A., r. 1800 Franklin
Bruhin Fritz, bottler Napa Valley Wine Co., r. 431
Pine
Bruhl D. & M. (New York) office 120 Sutter
Bruhn G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bruhn Peter F., norter Hencken & Schroeder, r. 21
Rondell PI
Briihn Peter F. Jr., musician, r. 21 Rondell PI
Bruhn Theodore, helper P.H.Jackson & Co., r. 488
Eighth
Bruhns Caroline, widow, r. 1617 Mason
Bruhns Emma Miss, bookbinder, r. 1617 Mason
Bruhns Hans W., liquor saloon, 1122 Battery, r. 411
Dolores
BruliiiB Henry, currier, r. 309 Day
Bruhns Henry, liameasmaker Hart & Brandensteln, r.
U517 Mason
Bruhns John, collarmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
1017 Mason
Bruhns Julius H., foreman Hart & Brandenstein, r.
Oakland
Bruhns Kosle, domestic 350 Twenty-fourth
Bruhns William, currier RelUy & Louis, r. 15 Twen-
ty-eighth
eSy Bruhns. See Bruns
Brumagim John^W., attorney at law, 34 Nevada Block,
r. 1315 Mason
Brumagim Stuart M.. clerk Wells Fargo & Oo'e Bank,
r. 1315 Mason
Bruiuan Aaron, commission merchant, r. 262 Octavla
Brumiuet Jane, widow, r. 1856 Stevenson
Brumm Charles, blacksmith, r. 442 Valencia
Brummer Johh, engineer Albany Brewing Co., r. 71
Everett
Brumund John (Brumund & Scbutte) r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Valencia
Brumuud & Sclmtte (John Brumund and Died-
rich Scbutte) groceries, wines and liquors. SW
cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Brun John B., bakery, 418 O'Farrell
Brun Louis, cook P. Priet & Co., r. 530 Bush
B^" Brun. See Brune. Brunn and Bruun
Brunckhorst Frederick, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Brundage Charles, r. 1145^ Freelon
Brundage Frank, driver L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor
Twenty-first and Folsom
BRUNDAGE LeROY d„y.
mau, SE cor Mission and Steuart,
stable 35 Clara, r. 300 Pourtli
Brundage Marshall J., carpetlayer. r. 7 Wetmore PI
Bruudel F.. r. 141 Chestnut
Brundson William, switchman, r. 311 Third
Brune August, cigar mnfr, 322 Clay, r. 1715 Mission
Brune Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mis-
sion and Fourteenth, r. 202 Fourteenth
Brune Guitav W., salesman Max Burkardt, r. 918
Page
Brune Henry (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 824 Grove
Brune Louis E., salesman Houghton & Figel, r. 918
Page
Brunei Leon, cook Pon & Pontacq, r. 22 3i Scott PI
Brunenkaut John, dairy produce, 362 Third
Brunenkant Matthias, cabinetmaker Luchslnger &
Bill, r. 490 Eighth
Bruuer Jane W., widow, r. 826 Powell
Bruuer Moritz, tailor, r. 650 Washington
Bruner William W., civil engineer, r. 826 Powell
10" Bruner. See Brunner
Bruues Herman, tailor, r. 107 Fifth
Brunet Mme., laundress, r. 1320 Stockton
Bruuet Eugene, bartender Biteau & Ortion, r. 614
Merchant
Brunet Virgile, laundryman, r. 1320 Stockton
Brunhofer Henry, butcher, r. 619 Eighteenth
Bruaig Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson
Briinig Louis, laborer, r. Manitoba bet Susquehanna
and St. John
Briinig Louis Jr., laborer, r. Manitoba bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Bruning Anna A., widow, r. 824 Capp
Bruning Charles, bartender JohnBaader, r. 313 Clem-
entina
Bruning William, porter R. Dalldorf , r. 232 Mission
Brunings John H., shipping clerk Truman, Hooker
& Co., r. 1203 Mission
Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers) r. 831 Howard
Brunings Si Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry
Myers, wines and liquors, 600 Market and 1 Post
THE BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
ti
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Ca. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOK, Asst. Maugec
THE E. BRUNSWICK
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE MANFG CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
Billiarii Goofls, Clili Rooin Firnitire aid SportiDg Goofls.
Our Mr. Brunswick is the Patentee and we are the Sole Manu-
facturers of the
^
^^«»'
NEW STYLE POOL TABLE
WITH RUNNERS ATTACHED.
Factory and Salt-sroom : 205, 207, 209 and 211 Battery Street,
SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
' Brm-e .lolin, ilriver U. S. Q. Clifford,
I and Baiun, U. M. T.
' Hruoe John, seatuan, r. 37 Pacific
Hruco John T.^ftinter^ r. 1^1 •> Vallejo
1^
. cor Cambridge
Bruhns Emma Miss, bookbinder, r. 1617 Mason
Bruhiis Hans W., liquor saloon, 1122 Battery, r. 411
Dolores
BrnlniH Henry, currier, r. 309 Day
BruhuB Ucury, linruesBiuaker Hart & Braudenstein, r.
1017 MuHoii
BrubiiB John, coUarmaker Hart & Braudenstein, r.
1617 Mason
Brubus Julius H., foreman Hart & Brandenstein, r.
Oakland
Brubns UoKle, domestic 350 Twenty-fourth
Brubus William, currier Reilly & Louis, r. 15 Twen-
ty-«iKbtb
iff" Bruhns. See Bruns
Brumagim Jobu.W., attorney at law, 34 Nevada Block,
r. 1315 Mason
m
Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 316 Urant Av,
r. 45 Langton
Brnggemaiin Henry, merchant tailor, 526
M'outgomery, r. 728 J^ Green
Bruggemann Paul, machiuist, r. 270 First
Bruggen Frederick, bottler Todt, Kracht & Co., r.
892 Dolores
Briiggencate Huron, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brughe Peter, tanner Chatelet & Onen, r. San Bruno
Road nr Channel
Brughelli G., waiter Sartori & Fantini
Brugiere Antonia, widow, r. 2304 California
Brugiere Emile A., r. 1800 Franklin
Brubin Fritz, bottler Napa Valley Wine Co., r. 431
Pine
Bruhl D. & M. (New York) office 120 Sutter
Brubn G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bruhn Peter F., porter Hencken & Schroeder, r. 21
Bondell PI
Brubn Peter F. Jr., musician, r. 21 Kondell PI
Bruhn Theodore, helper P. H. Jackson & Co., r. 488
Eighth
Bruhns Caroline, widow, r. 1617 Mason
isrunig ijouis jr., laoorer, r. luamtoua uei ousque-
hanna and St. John
Bruning Anna A., widow, r. 824 Capp
Bruning Charles, bartender JohnBaader, r. 313 Clem-
entina
Bruning William, porter R. Dalldorf, r. 232 Mission
Briinings John H., shipping clerk Truman, Hooker
& Co., r. 1203 Mission
Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers) r. 831 Howard
Brnnin^s <fe Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry
Myers, wines and liquors. 600 Market and 1 Post
TIIIE] BEST
CLOTHING
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
ki
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Ca. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SESTON, Asst. Managei
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
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MARKET STREET. (
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Brunjes J. C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 518 Sixth
Brunke Charles, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r.
1805 H Stockton
Brnnkhorst Glaus L. Mrs., widow, r. 1815 Lyon
Brunn Herman (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 719 Fillmore
Bruiin Mary, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
ai^ Brunn. See Brune, Brun aud Bruun
Brunuer Adolph L., bookkeeper Arnold PoUak & Co.,
r. 1929 Hush
Brunner Albert J. (Mann & Brunner) attorney at law,
420 California, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Andrew, butcher, r. Paraguay nr Tombig-
bee
Brunner Emilie, widow, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Henry, laborer, r. 309 Bay
Brunner Jacob A. insurance solicitor Mailliard &
Dickson, r. 2526 Washington
Brunner Joseph, barber Jacob Heinz, r. 114)^ Turk
I'riinner Philip, tinsmith, r. 1223 Mason
runuer Rosalie Miss., teacher music, r. 714 Grove
I unner Rudolph, compositor Examiner
V r Brunner. See Bruner
Ui'unnhuber Louis, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 837
Mission
Bruuotte George, tailor, r. 1067 Broadway
Brunotte Louis, tailor r. 1067 Broadway
I Brunotte Paul F., gunsmith C. Adams, r. 1067 Broad-
way
I Bruns August, boilermaker, r. 10 Madison Av
' Bruns .\ugusta Mrs., r. 234 Eleventh
Uruns Brothers (Henry N. and John P.) liquor saloon,
.3250 Mission
Bruns Brothers & Steimke (George and John Bruns
\ and John Steimke) groceries and liquors, SE cor
j Sixteenth and Mission
' Bruns Ctesar, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Berry, r. 457 Guerrero
Bruns Carl A , salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 23
Haight
Bruns Christian, shoemaker, 440 Fifth
Bruns Conrad, laborer, r. 550 Minna
Bruns Conrad, plumber Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2528
Bryant Av
Bruns Diedrick, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkln
Bruns Franz, seaman, r. 263 East
Bruns Frederick, bartender Henry Tietjen, r. 906
Kearny
Bruns George (Bruns Bros. & Steimke) r. 2001 Mis-
sion
Bruns George, cook, r. 349 Minna
Brans George, secretary San Francisco Stock
Brewery, SE cor Francisco and Powell, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Mission
%vood and coal,
BRUNS GEORGE
519 Davis, r. 4:.57 Guerrero
Bruns George J., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1404 3^
Folsom
Bruns H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bruns Henry, cabinetmaker Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. 32 Erie
Bruns Henry, waiter Balthasar Huth
Bruns Henry F. (Bruns & Staats) and president
San Francisco Stock Brewery, r. 4 Eighth
Bruns Henry H., irondealer. r. 1910 Jones
Bruns Henry N. (Bruns Brothers) r. 17 Twenty-
eighth
Bruns J. C. C. (Outsen & Bruns) r. Oakland
Bruns John (Bruns Bros. & Steimke) r. 2001 Mis-
sion
Bruns John, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2015 Fol-
som
Bruns John C, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 2.528 Bryant
Bruns John H., clerk H. Welcer, r. SE cor Twenty-
first and Mission
Bruns John P. (Bruns Brothers) r. 17 Twenty-eighth
Bruns Julius, upholsterer, r. 234 Eleventh
W, & J, SLOflfl[ & CO,
Manufacturers <»f
WINDOW SHADES,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
A^
IN THE
BXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XiO'WEST I^.ATES.
Bruns Sophie F., widow, r. 457 Guerrero
Bruna & Staats (Henry F. Bruns and John C.
Staats) wines and liquors, SW cor Market and
Eighth
B^Bruns. See Bruhns.
Brunschweiler Joseph A., with Mau, Sadler & Co., r.
1319 Octavia
Brunsen Martin, liquor saloon, .528 Pacific
BRDHSflCK-BALKE-COLlEMRCO.
THK, manufacturers of billiard and !
pool tables, and patentees Monarcli
tables and cushions, dealers in billiard 1
materials, sportinsf goods and bar fix-
tures, and sole agents Hyatt^s billiard
and pool balls, 653- 655 Market oji-
posite liotta' s Fountain
BRDNSflCK BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE
MANUFACTURING CO., THK E. , man-
ufactui-ers of billiard and pool tables,
and patentees ot tl»e celebratetl patent
pool attachment and quick cushions,
dealers in billiard materials, sporting
goods, bar fixtures and bo^ivling alleys,
sole agents Monarch composition bil-
liard and pool balls, 305-211 Battery
Brunswick Emanuel (The E. Brunswick Bil-
liard and Pool Table Manufacturing Co.) r. 2107
California
Brunswick House, Charles A. Johnson proprietor,
148 Sixth
Brunswick Jennie Mrs., r. 430 Geary
Bruus'wick Samuel, wholesale butcher, 975
Market, r. 1634 Golden Gate Av
Brunt Ida, clerk, r. 621 Twenty-first
Brunt Leonard, carpenter, r. 1136 York
Brunt Walter N., rresident Brunt & Fisher, 518
Clay, r. 621 Twenty-first
Brunt Hi Fisher (incorporated) Walter N. Brunt
Ijresident, Charles W. Fisher secretary, printers
publishers, stationers and philatelists, 518 Clay
and 515 Bush
Brunton J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 919 Howard
Bruntsch Charles C. G. (Bruntsch & Wheeler) r. 507
Broderick
Bruntsch & Wheeler (Charles C. G. Bruntsch and
Robert S. Wheeler) Custom House and Internal
Revenue brokers, .500 Battery
Brunzon John, r. 2 Washington
Bruppacher John, furnished rooms, 51 Third
Bruschi Louis, clerk Ash & Mathews, r. 1313 Stock-
ton
Brusco Antone, marbleworker, r. 1 Maiden Lane
Brusco Guiseppe, gardener, r. 1028 Montgomery
Bruse Bernhard F. (Bruse Bros.) r. SE cor Vallejo
and Mason
Bruse Brothers (Christian and Bernhard F. ) grocer-
ies aud liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Mason
Bruse C. & Co. (Christian Bruse and Frank Teager)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Ellis and Laguna
Bruse Christian (Bruse Bros, and C. Bruae & Co.)
and groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth, r. 1228 Pacific
Bruse John, calker, r. 18 First
Brusell Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Brush George A., grainer, r. S 8 Twenty-sixth nr
Sanchez
BruHhber William, bartender, r. 244 Jessie
Brusher William, machinist L. Peterson, r. 9 Pink-
ney PI
Brust Joseph P., r. 13 Moss
Bruster Julia Mrs., r. 241H Post
Bruton Daniel, agent Marburg Bros. (Baltimore. Md.)
office 206 Front, r. Alameda
Bruton John, lamplighter, r. 716 Stockton
Bruton Thomas, journalist Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
4.29 California Street.
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ENOLTSII AND AMKHICAN
Til.
CnfitiiHllr. <Jla#.<Ml
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Istiii.
nnittiii Tiiiiotliy. liil)i>rt'r, r. Ui04 Pacific Av, rear
l»^ Urnlcin. si'C Brewtou
Bnitscher Adam M., salesman William Davis, r. 469
Miuua
[ Brutschy Louis, clerk Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
] 1407 Steiuer
Brmiu Christopher D., clerk Blake, Moffitt & To'wne,
r. 'J:l Dearborn PI
Rrvu-.u Do'-otheii, widow, r. 23 Dearborn PI
Bruun Hans P., laborer, r. Sierra bet Iowa and In-
diana
I Bruun Peter, shoemaker 3;i.5 Bush, r. 257 Clementina
Bruun Theodore O., r. 1024 Powell
Bruzza Achille, marblecutter Ruffino & Bianchi, r.
1315 Scott
Bruzzone Giuseppe, seaman, r. 1320 Stockton
Bruzzoue Antonio, expressman, r. 631 Grove
Bryan Charles H., r. 610 Fell
Bryan Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. Alameda
Bryan Emma H. Miss, teacher music, r. 2507 Fill-
more
Bryan Frederick, salesman A. Pallies, r. 807 Geary
. Brvan Hawkins B.. clerk chief paymaster Division of
, " the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 45 St. Ann's Bldg
Bryan James, printer The Bancroft Co., r. 7391^
1 Clementina
Bryan John, farmer, r. 124 Silver
Bryan John, porter, r. 116 Shipley
Bryan John J., clerk Levenson & Bryan, r. 417 Mont-
gomerj'
Bryan John S., clerk Apothecaries' Hall, r. 611 Polk
Bryan Julius, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Bryan Julius F., master tug Transit, r. 28 Oak
Grove Av
Bryan Lillle A. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1720 Jessie
Brvan Marv J., r. 7 Van Ness Av
Bryan Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Bryan Patrick O., carpenter Thomas M. Quacken-
bush. r. 33 Pleasant
Bryan Thomas, collector, r. 1720 Jessie
Bryan 'William A., clerk paymaster's office, S. P. Co.
r. 509^ Jackson
Bryan William F. C, bookkeeper, r. 2507 Fillmore
Bryan William H. (Levenson & Bryan) r. 1206 Mar-
ket
Bryau William J., druggist and apothecary, 3
New Montgomery. NW cor Second and Howard,
and dispensary. 603 Merchant
Bryan 'W'^illiam J., Postmaster San Francisco,
r. 611 Polk
Bryan William J., superintendent O. and O.
SS. Co.. office P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 606 Folsom
Bryan William V., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co.. r. 606 Folsom
t^" Brvan. See Brian, Bryant and O'Brien
Bryant .Albert H., foreman C. C. Shattuck & Co.
Bryant A. M. Mrs., lodgings, 26 5^ Kearny
Bryant Andre-»v J., president The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218-220 Sansome, r. 822
Sutter
Bryant Carrie A., widow, r. 829 Howard
Bryant Daniel F.," carpenter, r. 83 Clementina
Bryant Daniel F., printer, r. 359 Jessie
Bryant Eleazer, musician, r. 442 Brannan
Bryant George (Bryant & Mullin) r. 1413 Post
Brvant George E., machinist, r. 765 Harrison
Bryant George H. (Neville &; Co.) r. 2315 California
Bryant James, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r.349 3^ Minna
Bryant James E., packer, r. 519 Shotwell
Bryant James F., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 27
Oak
Bryant ..James W., clerk W. I. Williams & Co., r.
2.i23M Mission
Bryant Jennie A., widow, r. 2523H Mission
Bryant John, foreman Examiner, r. 1024 Jackson
Bryant John, longshoreman, r 448}^ Natoma
Bryant John, woodcarver, 217 Spear, r. 1225 Guerrero
765
Bryant John C, clerk, r. 1242 Howard
Bryant John D., packer Geo. C. Shreve & Co
Harrison
Bryant M. Mrs., widow, r. 359 Jessie
Bryant Samuel, carpenter, r. 1307 Greenwich
Bryant Sophronia W. Mrs., r. 1916 Buchanan
Bryant Stephen A., porter Mirror Saloon, r. 1307
Greenwich
Bryant Susie Miss, r. 725 Geary
Bryant Thomas F., stevedore, r. 29 Natoma
Bryant William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 424 Sansome
Brvant William, porter S. P. Co., r. 90514 Jackson
Bryant William A., dentist, 229 Geary, r. 819 Post
Bryant William F . shipping clerk George W. Meade
& Co., r. 1819 Webster
Bryant William G., salesman Davis Bros., r. 127 Silver
Bryant William S., secretary Pac. Coast Holiness
Assn
Bryant & Mullin (George Bryant and Dennis A. Mul-
lin) shoe mnfrs, 769 Market
8^ Bryant. See Bryan
Bryden & Hinckley (Acors B. Hinckley) draymen,
401-403 Front
Brydges Marshall C, agent Peruvian Bitters, r. 23
Ninth
Brykett Alma, clerk W. W. Drumm, r. 1126 Market
Bryon Augusta, widow, nurse, r. 639 Broadway
Bryon Benjamin, clerk, r. 415 Twenty-second
Bryson C. W., bottle dealer, 527 Fourth
Bryson James J., boilermaker, r. NE cor Army and
Folsom
Bryson Thomas, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 645Ji
Natoma
Bua Antonio, waiter Somali & Ladagnous
Buch E. Miss, superintendent Women's Work Ex-
change, r. Alameda
Buch Henry, r. 607 Pine
Buch Henry, bartender H. Neuhaus. r. 220 Dupont
Buch Herbert, bookkeeper George W. Armes, r. Oak-
laud
Buch Jacob, r. 638 Commercial
Buch Ole, sawsmith Bird & Haughy, r. Alameda
Buchanan Brothers (Findley, William, Edward and
Patrick H.) brush mnfrs, 609 Sacramento
Buchanan Charles, bookkeeper, r. 142 Fell
Buchanan Charles, clerk Renton Coal Co.
Buchanan Charles E., bartender Carlson & Olsen, r.
812 Kearny
Buchanan Edward (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan Edward, r. 2603 Bryant Av
Buchanan Findley (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Buchanan James, lodgings, 216-218 Ninth
Buchanan James B., conductor, r. 1713 }4 Jessie
Buchanan James W.. lather, r. 179 Minna
Buchanan John C, r. 410 Natoma
Buchanan Joseph, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1318
Kearny
Buchanan Joseph E., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 226 Chattanooga
Buchanan Murdoch K., carpenter, r. 226 Chattanooga
Buchanan Patrick H. (Buchanan Bros.) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan Walter, r. 31 Russ
Buchanan Walter H.. clerk U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 226 Chattanooga
Buchanan W. G. Mrs., widow, r. 226 Chattanooga
Buchanan William (Buchanan Bros.) r. 1127 J^ Broad-
way
Buchanan William, coal and wood, 1509 Buchanan, r.
1504O'.F8rrell
Buchanan William, oiler stmr Colima, r. 414 Folsom
Buchanan William A., foundryman Pac. Rolling
Mill
Buchard Alfred, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
LAEGEST
MEN'S
STOCK IN THE STATE
MNISHIN6 GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Buchast R., sesmsD, r. North Pacific Hotel
Buchel Ernst, shoemaker Charles Maier
Buchen Henry, carpenter, r. 1034 Army
Bucber Arnold, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
Road nr Cortliud Av
Buoher Henry, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Bucher Ji>8eph, carpenter, r. 1503 Church
Buchholts Robert, cook, r. North Pacitic Hotel
Buchbolz Gustav, agent Albany Brewing Co., r. 305
Grove
Buchbolz JohnH.,horse6hoer']yaomasMaler,r. 2133H
Mission
Bucbi Jacques, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 5me Lombard
Burhiguani A. & Co. (A. Bucbignani and G. Traver-
saro) fruits and vegetables, 1923 Polk
BuchiKnanl Antonio (A. Bucbignani & Co.) r. 1509
Broadway
Bucbli Chris, wineworker Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
Belmont Hotel
Buohman Charles, clerk Leon R. Myers, r. 402 Hyde
Burhmau Edward, driver Page & Falch, r. 720 Turk
Buchiiiau Myer, mariner, r. 910 Folsom
Buchmaiiu All)ert, cigar iiinfr, 131 Second
Bucholz .\uguet, bartender Brunings & Myers
Buchiilz Eliza, widow, nurse, r. 6:i7 Minna
Butholz William, clerk Henry Hellberg, r. 500 Ninth
Buchtiiiaun Henrietta, widow, r. 430 Kearny
ButbtmauTi Matthias A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 2 Chatham PI
Buchwald William P.. cook, r. 316 Minna
Buck .-Knnie M. Miss, teacher music, r. 2817 Geary
Buck Car-ten W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and Pine
Buck Charles (Buck & Dreyer) r. .'507;^ Natoma
Bm-k Charles, clerk, r. 2600 Folsom
Buck C. P. H., secretary California Slate Co.. 325
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Buck Daniel, mining secretary, 67 Nevada Block,
r. 2Ui Bush
Buck Daniel, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Buck Edward A. (Edward A. Buck &Co.) r. E 8 Dia-
mond bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Buck Edward A. k Co. (Edward A. Buck) painters, 311
Seventeenth
Buck Elizabeth B., dressmaker, r. 520 Sixth
Buck George, r. 711 Jones
Buck George, expressman, SW cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, r. 314 Third
Buck George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Buck Gecrge Jr., warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Buck G. M., fourth officer i-tmr San Pablo
Buck Hattie Miss, r. 114 Ninth
Buck Hany, r. 963 Mission
Buck Henry W., chimney sweep, r. 131954 Larkin
Buck Herman, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. NE cor
Bay and Larkin
Buck John (Hiniz & Buck) r. 1034)i Bryant
Buck John, grocer, r. 51 Louisa
Buck John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2817
Geary
luuk John A. (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. E s Hampshire
bet Solano and Butte
Buck John J., groceries and liquors, 231-233 Second,
and liquor saloon, 533 California, r. 25 Silver
Buck Julia, dressmaker, r. 520 Sixth
Buck Maria, dnssmaker, r. 520 Sixth
Buck Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Buck Samuel, laborer r. 299 Clementina
Buck Thnmas, r. 520 Sixth
Buck Thomas, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1813 Stockton
Buck Thomas, Jr., blacksmith helper J. J. Klapper-
ich, r. 520 Sixth
Buck William, cook, r. 220 Third
Buck William, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 2013
Folsom
Buck William C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ba-
ker and Greenwich
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Buck & Dreyer (Charles Buck and Albert Dreyer) llq- '
uor saloon, 775 Market j
Buckbee Alva C, clerk, r. 223J4 Valencia I
Buckbee Charles A., clerk U. s. Mint, r. 1906 Laguna I
Buckbee M. S. Mrs., r. 223 .^ Valencia '•
Buckbee Ossian S., sampler (;ustom House, r. 2235i
Valencia
Buckbee Samuel G., clerk Ins dept Balfour, Outhrle
& Co., r. 1906 Folsom
Buckbee Spencer C. (Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.) r.
1906 Laguna
BS" Buckbee. See Bugbee
Bucke'.ew William C, reporter Tbo Bradstreet Co., r.
Oakland
Buckeumeyer Joseph, liquor saloon, 429-431 Mont-
gomery Av, and 1424-1426 Stockton, r. 1422 Stock-
ton 1
Slicker George, liquor saloon, 39 Market, and (Wil- j
liam Meyer & Co.) r. 1 Tavlor PI
BUCEEYE MILL CO. ,«„,»!
■ville, Cal.) James McWilliaina man-
ager, maunfacturers Hinrh Grade Pat-
ent Roller I'lonr, office 18 California,
teleplioue 26
Bucking Diedrich, cooper, 75834 Bryant
Bucking Frederick, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 666 Bryant
Bucking Richard (Eden & Bucking) r. 434 Third
Buckingham Aurelius E. (Buckingham & Co.) r. 1016
Franklin
Buckingham C. E. Mrs., lodgings, 107 Taylor
Buckingham George H., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co , r. 1016 Franklin
Buckingham The, 42 Turk
Buckingham Thomas H., r. Palace Hotel
Buckingham William P., superintendent Bucking-
ham & Hecht, r. 517 Mason
Backingliam & Co. (Aurelius E. and George H.
Buckingham) real estate agents and insurance
brokers, 413 Montgomery
Buckingham & Heclit, M. H. Hecht president,
H. I. Solomon secretary and treasurer, manufac-
turers boots and shoes, factory NW cor Hsight
and Gough, salesroom 25-27 Sansome
Bnckland Charles R., resident agent New Zea-
land Government, 327 Market (with John D.
Spreckels & Bros.) r. Alameda
Buckland Owen, physician, 610 Mason
Buckle George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Buckles Samuel, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 1072 Shot-
well
Buckley Ambrose J., salesman Dunham, Carrlgan k
Hayden Co. r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Andrew, bartender, r. 701 Brannan
Buckley Beulah Miss saleslady, r. 1072 Shotwell
Buckley Bridget, widow, r. Ill Welsh
Buckley Charles, hackman C. F. Dryer, r. 1316
Stockton
Buckley Charles J., upholsterer, r. 8ii Moss
Buckley Christopher A. (Fallon & Buckley) r. 2*40
Post
Buckley Cornelius, policeman, r. 1036 Howard
Buckley Cornelius F., carpenter, r. 1913 Jessie
Buckley Cornelius F, physician, 715 Larkin, r. 811
O'Farrell
Buckley Cornelius I., expressman, r. cor California
and Virginia Avs, B. H.
Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1(501 Golden
Gate Av
Buckley Daniel, laborer, r. 261 First
Buckley Daniel J., clerk The Hibernla Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley David, porter A. 0. Dletr k Co., r. 949 How-
ard
Buckley D. C, journalist Examiner, r. 174 Perry
Buckley- Dennis, proprietor Cosmopolitan Hotel,
lUO Fifth I
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ManufacturoFB of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
:. i;n5 Stockton
1)0 Ferrari, r. 5;
HiickU-y K.iwnnl, liiukuiMii, PUm,
Umkliy i;il\vnrii M., painter G. 13.
Lombnril
BiiokUv Kdward P., capitaliBt, r. 620 Lombard
Buckley Kllza. widow, r. 3 Freelou
Buckley Elizabpth, widow, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Ellen T., widow, groceries, 438 Minna
Buckley Frank, contractor and builder, r. 1111 Devie-
adero
Buckley Frank Jr., siilesman William Lewis & Co., r.
1125 Devisadero
Buckley Frank J., bartender H. Smith, r. 1045 Mar-
ket
1501
Buckley George .\., with Stewart & Buckley,
G'>iden Gate Av
Buckley Hannah Miss, bookfolder H. S. Crocker &
Co.', r. 501 Post
Buckley James, r. 43 Clementina
Buckley James, carjienter. r. Liberty nnCburoh
Buckley James, liquor saloon, NE cor Folsom and
Sixth, r. 208 Fifth
Buckley James F., helper J. D. Welch, r. 1108 Pierce
, Buckley Jeremiah, blacksmith W. T. Garrott & Co., r.
i 252 Perry
J Buckley Jeremiah A., laborer, r. 716 Laguna
I Buckley Jeremiah J., porter Oesterman, Behflsch &
Co.
Buckley Jeremiah J., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r.
1 Hattie opp Merritt
Buckley John, bollermaker Geo. E. Belmor, r. 54 First
i Buckley John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2916 Sac-
I ramento
j Buckley John, cooper, r. 108 Sacramento
Buckley John, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1118
I Market
Buckley John, groceries and liquors, 240 Minna
Bu kley John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Buckley John, laundry man La Grande Laundry
Buckley John, machinist, r. 252 Perry
' Buckley John, miner, r. 8J^ Moss
Buckley John, porter J. B. Wooster & Co.
j Buckley John H., cooper, r. 927 Broadway
i Buckley John L., cashier Wm. Lewis & Co., r. Clare-
mont Av
Buckley Joseph, plumber, r. 252 Perry
BucVley Joseph A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Julia, domestic 615 Fell
Buckley Kate Miss, r. 1311 Laguna
Buckley Lawrence, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 15
Clementina
Buckley Lottie Miss, milliner, r. 9 Grand Av
Buckley Margaret, widow, r. 111^ Minna
Buckley Mary Mrs., ladies and childrens underwear,
155 Seventh
Buckley Michael, baker, r. 1012 Bryant
Buckley Michael, expressman, r. 229 Langton
Buckley Michael, laborer, r, 246 Clementina
Buckley Michael, laborer J. Hammond & Co., r. 521
Howard
Buckley Michael B., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. New York
Buckley Michael G., machinist, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Minnie Miss, domestic 1810 Gough
Buckley Patrick, cooper, r. 245 Langton
Buckley Patrick, coremaker, r. 2 Zoe
Buckley Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
2748 Bush
Buckley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 357 Jessie
Buckley Patrick, stonecutter, r. 1727 Market
Buckley P. J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 414
Seventh
Buckley Rachel, domestic 915 Valencia
Buckley Samuel, machinist, r. 1072 Shotwell
Buckley Sarah A., widow, r. 670 Harrison
Buckley Sylvester, messman stmr City of Topeka
I Buckley Thomas, mining superintendent, r. 19 Stan-
I ly PI
Buckley Thomas, waiter, r. 040 Howard
Buckley Thonuis F., haruesBmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Timothy J., laborer Thomas Hannan, r. 63'i
TeliauiH
Itavkley Vincent P., physician and surgeon, and
assistant Police Surgeon, olHce C29 Kearny, r. 1103
Jackson
Buckley Walter, baker, r. 371 Jessie
Buckley William, brickmaker, r.NE cor Green and
Polk
Buckley William E., teamster Starblrd & Goldstone,
r. 450 Natoma
Buckley William J., painter, r. NE cor Green and
Polk
Buckley William T., clerk William Deerlng b Co., r.
821 Pine
Buckley William V., gilder, r. 8J4 Moss
Buckley W. P., bookkeeper Black Point Packing
House
*^ Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkley
Bucklin Albert G., carpenter, 204 Twenty-fourth, r.
315 Steiuer
Bucklin E. P., proprietor What Cheer House, 527-
529 Sacriimeuto
Buckman Albert E., contractor, 314 Montgomery,
room 5. r. 6 Turk
Buckman Fillmore, r. 1105 Golden Gate Av
Buckman Maud Miss, r. 1106 Golden Gate Av
Buckman Samuel W., blacksmith, r. Kingston Av nr
Mission
Buckmann Fritz, miner, r. 220 Pacific
Buckmann John, machinist, r. 459 Clementina
Buckmaster George C, salesman, r. 624 Locust Av
Buckmaster J. D., cashier Crystal Bathing Co., r. 317
Bay
Buckmaster John C, lather, r. 624 Locust Av
Buckminister Park B., chief cook The Berkshire, r.
337 Turk
Bucknall George J., physician, diseases of the
skin a specialty, office 301 Sutter, hours 2 to 6.30
P. M., r. 1121 Laguna, hours8to9 A. M. and 7 to 8
P.M.
Bucknam Edmund H. (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r.
Berkeley
Bucknam E. H. & Oo. (Edmund H. and Miss
Theresa Bucknam) manufacturers ship stoves
and tinware, 22 Steuart
Bucknam Theresa Miss (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) and
artist I. W. Taber, r. 502 Powell
Buckuer A. R. (Buckner Bros. & Requa) r. Santa Rosa
Buckner Brothers & Bequa (Z. E., A. R. and Horace
Buckner and Arthur A. Requa) California wines
and brandies, 301 Bush
Buckner Charles, carpenter, r. 2043^ Eddy
Buckner Horace (Buckner Bros. & Requa) r. Santa
Rosa
Buckner Z. E. (Buckner Bros, k Requa) r. Santa
Rosa
Bucknor William, butcher, r. 1326 Pacifle
Buckthorn Barbed Fence Co., office 14
Drumm
Bud Silas W., r. 307 Fourth
Budd Charles G., shoemaker Bryant & Mullln, r.
Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Budd Thomas, rigger, r. 1908 Market
BTJDDE J 0 S L r 11 manufacturer
patent -water closets, and metal apin-
ner, 43 Fremont, r. 10 Hollis
Budde Theo, second officer stmr Alameda, r. Oak-
land
Buddery Edward, master stmr Eureka, r. 1307 H Minna
Buddery Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1307 34 Minna
Budge Richard F., r. 2516 Clay
Budlong Adolph, cook, r. 606 Montgomery
Budrow Charles, r. 1933 Stevenson
Budrow Charles Jr., r. 1931 Stevenson
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manager.!
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
maTk^tV:- PRINTERS AND
LITHO&RAPHERS.
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Budzzileni Joseph, clerk Cburles Norris, r. 209 LeJdei-
dorff
BuebliT Jacob M. Rev., pantor St. Paul's German
Lutberan Church, r. 1212 Mission
Bui'lilcr Juseph, blacksmith, r. VIH Hluxome
Buehu ChriMtian, maltster Chicago Brewing Co., r. 4
Itigley PI
Buebn Frederick, bakery, 1132 Dupont
Buell B.E., with Clarence E. Buell, r. C Oeary Court
Butll Clarence K., novelties, 608 Market, room 31, r.
M'S Geary
Buell R., oiler stmr San Bias
Ba> lua Kate, domestic 401 Buchanan
Butna Vista Nursery, Peter Fustlni proptr, NW cor
TwentietU aud Church
Bui-na Vista Primary School, Mrs. Caroline M. Sisson
principal, W u Vork bet Butte and Solano
ButTKer Otto, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Bueio Louis (liavenua & Co.) r. 712 Vallejo
Biiesi'Ler William, waiter, r. a Grand Av
Btiettner Hermann, r. 917 Filbert
Buettner Stephen, nurse German Hospital
Biievoz Ettienue, clerk, r. 7 Portland Alley
Buff Louis, commission broker, r. IIG Ellis
Buffa Peter, cook. r. 415 Vallejo
Buffalo Clothing Co. (Albert Samuels snd Charles
Levy) clothing, etc.. 628 Kearny
Buffalo Scale Co. (Buffalo. N. Y.) office 206 California
BuffHudeau Laura L., widow, r. 1619 Clay
Bufflng-ton John M., mining secretary, 303 Cali-
lorni«, rooms ;j-4, r. 963 Oak, Uakland
Bufflugton William H., bookkeeper J. M. Litchfield
Ac Co., r. Oakland
Bufford Henry L., driver 8. F. Laundry, r. 1210 Scott
Biifford James H., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1210 Scott
Bufford Samuel F., president San Francisco
Laundry Association, office 33 Geary, r. 1814
Sutter
Buffum Mary, widow, r. 646 Folsom
Buff.im R. V. E. Mrs., r. 1324 J« Pine
Buford Free Kindergarten School, NE cor Pacific and
Polk
Bugbee J. H., contractor, r. 9G3 Mlslion
Biigbee John S., attorney at law, 116 Leidesdorff
Bugbeu Sumner, general agent, 126 Kearny, room 46,
r. Oakland
Bngbee Winslow, r. 510 Geary
SoT Bugbee. See Buckbee
Bugeia Raphael S., salesman Frank Bros., r. Ocean
View
Bugge Henry, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Buhl Charles, with Jacob Hoges, r. 708 Lombard
Buhlert Albert, bookkeeper H. A. Thompson & Co.,
r. 1(j42 McAllister
Buhlert Albert Jr., butcher H. A. Thompson & Co., r.
10*2 McAllister
Buhlert Eugene, butcher, r. 1042 McAllister
BiiUlinger Joseph, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r.
W 8 California Av nr Esmeralda Av, B. H.
BuUlken John M., r. 159M Perry
Buhlman William, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
lOH Union Av
Buhner Charles, waiter Eavn & Chrlstesen, r. 575
Minna
Buhot Thais Mine., French laundry, 829 Sutter
Buhr Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 703 Market
Buhr Paul, assistant engineer stmr Newark, r. Ala-
meda
Buhrer William, tailor, r. 114 Fell
Buhrmeister Henry, r. 1625 Folsom
Buick Johu, painter, r. 2514;^ Bush
Builders' Association of California The, Joseph L.
Binet secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 11-12
Buis C, waiter, r. '297 Clementina
Buisley A. Mrs., proptr The Heath, 312 Eddy
Buisley August, r. 312 Eddy
BuiBt William, porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 24
Sixth
IN THE
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & GO.
IMl'OItrK.It>< AMI I>KAl.l:US IS-
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 646 and 647 MARKET STREET,
<EXT ABOVE P.\LACE HOTEL.
Buja Maria, widow, r. 810 Green
Buja Micho, cellarman, r. 810 Green
Buja Ni<-holii.s, clerk, r. 810 Green
Bujanuoff Reinhold, manufacturing jeweler, 9 Lick
PI. r. cor Point Lobos and Ninth Av
Buker Margaret, widow, r. 3 Wall
Bulacher Frederick, pork and sausages, 1211 Valencia
Bulfluch Henry, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 26
Eureka
Bulger .\nn Mrs., boarding, SEcor Sixth and Brannan
Bulger Frank, ship carpenter, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Bulger James, cook, r. 151 Minna
Bulger James A., boilermaker, r. 221)4 Rltch
Bulger James K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 730 Ashbury Av
Bulger John, waiter, r. 446 Clementina
Bulger John K., r. 730 A«hbury Av
Bulger Martin, r. 7.30 Ashbury Av
Bulger M. H., carpenter, r. 116 Oak
Bulger Miles J., salesman, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Bulger Patrick, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 4 Boyd
Bulger Thomas D., machinist and engineer Engine
No. 8, r. 1608 Pacific Av
Bulger William, longshoreman, r. 28 Tehama
Bulkeley L. E., attorney at law, 603 Washington, r.
Palace Hotel
Bulkley Ichahod, r. 5)i Crooks
Bull Alfred, butcher John Gaffney, r. 444 Brannan
Bull Alpheus, vice-president Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., office 401 California, r. XW cor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Bull Alpheus, Jr., draftsman Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. NW cor Francisco and Leavenworth
Bull Arthur, president Bull k Grant Farm Imple-
ment Co., 14-10 Main, r. 1333 Golden Gate Av
Bull Fr.inklin P. (Jordan & Bull) attorney at law.
328 Montgomery, room 18, r. The Oriel
Bull Jennie, widow, r. 017 Powell
Bull John, r. 615 Stockton
BULLHRANTFilRMlPLElIENTCO.
THE, Arthur Bull |)r«'sldfnt, inaiiu-
factur«-rs and importers a<fricultural
implements, wagons, etc., ofllce and i
salesroom 14-16 Main
Bullard .\nu E , widow, r. 1014 .Mission
BuUard Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 218 Locust Av |
Bullard Edward G., driver William Rayhill, r. 2335 I
Washington
BuUiird Eiuiua J. Mrs. (French & Bullard) r. 501 Poet <
Bullard Gertrude Miss, stenographer, r. 501 Post
Ballard Grace Miss, stenographer, r. 501 Post
BuUard Lucy Mrs., widow, r. 1223 Mason
BuUxrd Matthew B., r. 1820 Turk
Bullard P. Mrs., widow, r. 501 Harrison
Bullard Samuel, teamster, r. 329 Twenty-seventh
Bullard Vallerie, cooper, r. 462!^ Sixth
Bullard William P , accountant, r. 2314 Clay
BuUen B. Miss, telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co.,
foot Market
BuUen John, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 11 Lnpldge
Bullencamp William, solicitor Goldberg, Bowen h
Co., r. 81654 Haight
BuUene Edward, engineer, r. 29 Minna
BuUerdleck Nicholas, hay, grain, wood and coal,
1632-1634 Mission, r. 861 Seventeenth
BuUermaun J. F. William, machinist Atlas Iron
Works, r. 2228 Union
Bullier Albert R., barber, 3242 Mission
Bulliger William, clerk, r. 8')8)4 Folsom
Bullio Bartholomew, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factorv „
Bullion A. Mrs. (Ehrenburg & Bullion) r. 761 Har-
rison . . „
Bullion Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.) Robert R.
Grayson secretary, 3. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg, room 20
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
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BulUs I-lora Miss. r. 1012 Fillmore
BulHs Minnie Miss, r. 1012 Fillmore
BiilliHbsp Anton, r. ti37d Minna
UuUivant Herbert E., bookkeeper Wetmore Bros.,
r. 2.119 Mission
Biilliuan George, cooper, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Bullock Binjimiu V., clerk, r. 404 Turk
BiiIIoi'kEzra B., secretary Pacific Electric Co., 408
Stockton, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Bullock John H., bookkeeper, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Bullock ,Iohn H., millwright, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Bullock Latlirop L., mining, 37 Montgomery Block
BuUoi-k William, laborer, r. 5313^ Natoma
BULLOCK & JONES iv:a....a
Mills, Fietl Gaiidiii and Henry V.
K!iing<lell) iiiercliaiit tailors, 105 Mont-
jioinery
BullwiukHl Charles, turner, r. 6^ Garden
Bullwliikel Ella Miss, bakery and confectionery, 1502
Folsom
BuUwiukel George, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Folsom and Eleventh
BulUvinkel Henry, proprietor Eureka Saloon,
SW cor Howard and Steuart
Bullwinkel Henry G., groceries, SE cor Folsom and
Kitch
BuUwiukel John (H. Vollmer & Co.) r. 627 East
Bullwinkel John D.. bartender Cord Wrede, r. 419
East
BullwiukelJohn F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Powell, r. 002 Pacific
Bulotti F., painter, r. 1113 J« Kearny
Bulotti G., knlfegrinder, r. 1 Langton
Bulotti John (A. Beretta & Co.) r. NW cor Bush and
Steiner
BulsoikJohn, engineer Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3014 Bu-
chanan
Bultmsnn Brothers (Charles and John H.) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Bultmann'charles (Biiltmaun Bros.) t. 1107 Shotwell
Bultmann John H. (Bultniann Bros.) r. 1107 Shotwell
Bulwer Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
L. Osborne secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Bumbaugh "William, molder Pac. Iron Works
Bumenfeld Bernard, merchant, r. 1018 Post
Bumm George S., capitalist, r. 133 Larkin
Bumm George W., pressman D. S. Stanley & Co., r.
1618 Larkin
Bumpus Dolores Mrs., dressmaking, r. 617 Mont-
gomery Av
Bumsted Edward H., traveling salesman Alf. E.
Kelly, r. 18 Hawthorne
Bumsted Louise F. Mrs. (Bumsted & O'Neil) r. 18
Hawthorne
Bumsted & O'Neil (Mrs. Louise F. Bumsted and Miss
Dora O'Neil) fancy goods, 508 Geary
Bumwinkel Felix, steward, r. 333 Bush
Bunchero H., laborer Am. Sugar Ketinery, r. 1521}i
Dupont
Bund Christian, teamster Nelson Bros., r. 115 Dor-
land
Bundersen Boy (Callahan & Bundersen)
Bundschu Charles(J. Gundlach & Co.)r. 125 Chesiput
Bundy Andrew L., bellman Palace Hotel
Bundy Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 10 Eondell PI
Bundy Thomas, bellman Palace Hotel
Bundy William, foreman hosiery department 8. F,
Pioneer Woolen Factory
Buneman Albert J., clerk Cunningham, Curtlss &
Welch, r. 137 Haight
Buneman Henry (Buneman & Martinoni) r. 137
Haight
Buneman & Martinoni (Henry Buneman and
Eniil Martinoni) wholesale liquors, NW cor Clay
and Front
liunemann William G., bookkeeper 8. H. Frank &
Co., r. SW cor Noe and Henry
Hunger Christian, groceries and liquors, 1000 Buah,
r. 907 Jones
Bunger Mary, furnished rooms. 221 Fifth
Bunker B. A. Mrs., widow, r. 918 Huchanan
Bunker Carrie K. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1809 Pierce
Bunker Charles D., with Henry S. Bunker, r. 827 Capp
Bunker Charles F., special agent .Situa lusunmce Co.
(of Hartford) 311 California, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Bunker Edward A., saleBman H. Dutard, r. 622)4
Nineteenth
Bunker Frederick H., porkdealer, 2420 Callfornls, r.
2329 California
Bunker Frederick R., accountant. 628 Montgomery,
room 37, r. 89 Montgomery Bloi'k
Bunker George D., bookkeeper Robert F. Bunker, r.
620 Eddy
Bunker Henry C (Bassett .t Bunker) and caller S. F.
Produce Exchange Call Board Assn., r. 23 Hill
Bunker Henry S., ship and Custom House
broker. 502 Battery, r. 1630 West Mission
BunKer Isaiah, lodgings, 419 Braunan
Bunker Josephine Mrs., teacher Zeitska Institute, r.
413 Post
Bunker M. L. Miss, clerk Postoffice, r. 1680 West
Mission ♦
Bunker Norbert E., clerk Castle Bros., r. 413 Post
Bunker E. E., nurse Old People's Home
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker and sausage mnfr, 74-
75 Cal. Market, r. 620 Eddy
Bunker Sarjih E. Mrs., r. 1126 Pacific
Bunker Ten Eyck, clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r.
1805 Pierce
Bunker W' . F., compositor Alta
Bunker William M. (The Daily Report Pub-
lishing Co.)238 Montgomery, r. Bella Vista Hotel
Bunker William W. (Rea & Bunker) r. 413 Post
Bunn Edwin, teamster S. Jacob, r. 1114 Xork
Bunn James, shoemaker, 3}^ Broadway
Bunnell Edward F., dentist, 319 Kearny, r. Oakland
Bunnell James S., cashier and assistant auditor
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2610 Pacific Av
Bunner Bessie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. East Oakland
Bunner Johu C, cook, r. 819 Howard
Bunner Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster
Bunner Stephen Jr., painter, r. 1219 Webster
Bunster Arthur, broker, 39 Sutter, r. 321 Turk
Bunster Orville C, salesman Henry F. Gabel
Bunting William, cardriver, r. 607 Fourth
Bunting William L., watertender stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Bunton Ricliard, wines and liquors, 705 Market,
r. 7 Mint Av
Bunyan Michael, laborer, r. 402 Broadway
Bunzl Julius, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 2811 Bush
Buorquon Victoria, domestic 1805 Franklin
Bi\ra Adolph, cigar mnfr, 20 Stockton, r.444 Jessie
Bura H. A., cigars, r. 623 Jessie
Burbank , widow, r. 622 Geary
Burbank Albert E., poultry, 12-38 Centre Market, r.
445J4 Bartlett
Burbank Charles D., real estate, r. 2428 Market
Burbank Elizabeth W., widow, r. 2428 Market
Burbank Lester, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 344
Grove
Burbank Louis, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 344 Grove
Burbrldge Samuel L., mining, r. 900 Pine
Burch Blasius, laborer, r. SE cor Gough and Lom-
bard
Burch Charles, r. 44 Third
Burch George, r. 44 Third
Burch Maria A. Miss, dentist, 502 Sutter
t^ Burch. See Birch
Burchard Charles E., carriagewasher George Eggle-
ton, r. 129 Jackson
BEAHlSirS
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MARKET ST.. TOR. THFRO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marlet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^nItPn sT.lProtars of FINE TABLE WINES
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inhanlt Elizabeth, millinery. 22^9 M Mission
a- hanlt Osinr, cellaniian, r. 224!l!^ Mi^-sion
icliell Aarou C, luetalroofer, r. 5.'>3 Howard, rear
inlu'll Samuel, laborer, r. 778 Harrison
,rchelt Gustav, ruacUiueUand S. F. Furniture Co.
r. 502 Tliird
ui-kes iJaiuiiel S., stock broker, r. 609 FolHom
rd K. M. Mrs., widow, r. 313 Ellis
■" Burd. See Bird
rdcll Olof, carpenter, r. 243 Clara
irden Charles A. (A. I. Hall k Son) 638 Market
irdett William, r. 222 Chestnut
I rdette Charles, carpenter, r. S s Precita Av opp
Howard
iturdick Benjamin E., clerk A. Summerfield Jr., p.
]52:t S.-,.tt
Jiurdick E iward S., collector, r. 1523 Scott
Liurdick George R., receiving teller London, Paris
and Americiin Bank, r. 1523 Scott
irdlck James E.. conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 140
Shiuley
iidick Mark S. (Wheeler & Burdick) r. 1859 }« Stev-
enson
irdick W. L. Mrs., widow, r. 600 Fulton
irdis Charles, candlemaker, r. 129 Jj Utah
i urdia Charles, tinsmitli Pac. Can Co., r. 532 Ninth
liiirenu of Labor Statistics, State, J. J. Tobin
coniiuissioner, John G. Liebert Jr. deputy, office
326 Sutter, rooms IS-l"
liiireau of Records, Simpson & Millar propri-
etors, 522 California
Bureau Veritas, International Register of Ship-
ping (District of the Pacific Coast of U. S.) I. E.
Thayer inspector, 22 California
1 if find George F., farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Almshouse
I feiud Henry H., driver H. H. W. Burfeind, r.
Ocean House Road, nr Almshouse
irfeiud Herman H. W., farmer and dairyman.
Ocean House Road nr Almshouse
irfiiud John, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
irfeinri John H., proptr Union House, NE cor Bay
and Larkiu
•rfeind Mary, widow, r. 2205}^ Mason
rt'eind Richard, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Almshouse
irfeind William, student Colton Dental Assn, r. NE
cor Bay and Larkin
Burgano Dominick, laborer, r. 142 Shipley
Burgbacher Barbara, domestic 1902 Sutter
Burge E. A., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Biirge Francis A., mlllhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
23 Jansen
Burge George, poultry, 2420 California
Burge Hamilton, with DavisJBros.. r. 728 Folsom
T-irg" J., porter Handy k Gray
Mge S. S., agricultural implements, 26 Beale, r.
•J045 Howard
ir;,'er George, machinist Becker & Dillmann, r. 3H
Treat Av
ISiirger Jacob, barber Henry Schuck, r. 811 Filbert
linger John, r. 240 Sutter
I'.iirger L., machinist, r. 724 Mission
Burger Michael, carpenter, r. 116 Oak
Burgers Henry, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Bryant
Av
Burgcson Charles, longshoreman, r. 754 Folsom
Burgess Benjamin F., marker La Grande Laundry, r.
I'll Howard
Burgess B. Woodruflf, business college, 410 Kearny,
room 31
n gess Caleb A., capitalist, r. 593 Ellis
irgess Charles, horseshowr. r. 353 Jessie
); irgess Cornelius, r. 437 O'Farrell
I'.iirgess Dora Miss, laundress, r. 5 Eimball PI
Burgess George, r. 1601 Devisadero
Burgess George H., artist, 126 Kearny, room 52, r. 1019
Hyde
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Burgess Howard K., salesman Thomas Day & Co.. p.
807 Bush
Burgess James, longshoreman, r. 403 Main
Burgess L., r. 209 Leideedorff
Burgess Mary, widow, r. 561 Stevenson
Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and r. 329
Geary, office hours 1 to 3 and fi.30 to 7. 30 P. M.
Burgees Thomas, laundryman William Hughes, r. 53
Second
Burgess Thomas J., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 209 Leidesdorff
Burgesa William, cook, r. 5 Kimball PI
Buraess William, switchman S. P. Co., r. 222 H Fourth
Burgess William W., surveyor, r. 433 McAllister
8^" Burgess. See Berges, Bergez and Burges
Burgh John, baker, r. 312 Beale
Burgin Gustave, pork butcher, 26 Centre Market, r.
2010 Geary
Burgin John F., draftsman U. 8. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
Burgin John F. Jr., iirivate secretary James M. Don.
ahue, office 410 Mission, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
K?" Burgin. See Bergen and Bergin
Burgland Charles, machinist, r. E s Missis' ippi bet
Solaua and Butte
BURGMAN CHARLES F.
tailor, 101 Fiftl^ r. 949 Mission
Burgoyue Benjamin, wiiecleaner Cal. Wire Works
Burgoyne George, tailor, 531 Second
Burgoyne John H., conductor Market St. BR., r. cor
Hayes and Lott
Burgoyne Thomas, janitor U.S. Mint, r. cor Point
Lobos and Third Avs
Burgut v., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Burhans Brothers (Herman and William) tailors, 116
Golden Gate Av
Burhans Herman (Burhans Bros.) r. 10 Dale PI
Burhans William (Burhans Bros.) r. 116 Golden Gate
Av
Burich George, cook I. V. Tadich
Burin James, bartender, r. 420 .\ustin
Buring L., machinist Pac. Rolling Roll
Burk James, laborer, r. W s Webster nr Filbert
Burk John, laborer, r. 153 >5 Third
Burk John, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 18
Johnston Av
Burk Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mission
Burk Paul, pressman B. F. Sterett
Burk S., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
Burk S., waiter Palace Hotel
Burk Susan D. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 2505 Fillmore
Burk Thomas, fireman Pac Gas Imp. Co.
Burk Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mission
Burk William, conductor Market St. RR.
Burk William, janitor Industrial School
Burkard John E., butcher M. Schwamm & Co.
Bnrkardt Max, importer engravings, chromos,
photographs and oil paintings, and manufacturer
frames, passe-partouts, gilder and map mounter,
645-547 Washington, r. 420 Franklin
Burke , r. 722 California
Burke A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1314 Baker
Burke Andrew, teamster, r. 529 Height
Burke Andrew C, cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 137
Second
Burke Agnes Miss, fitter Cahn, Nlckelsburg k Co., r.
613 Laguna
Burke Ann, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Burke Anna, widow, r. 23 Glen Park Av
Burke Anthony, fireman, r. 527 Second
Burke Barbara, widow, r. 2113 Jones
Burke Charles, instrument maker, r. 1621 Howard
Burke Charles, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 551 Howard
Burke Charles, seaman, r. 823 Brannan
Burke Charles J., printer, r. 837 l>ai ific
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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WIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates aiul Tile.
809, 3t1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Burke Charles U., uiiiihiiiu onerutor Biukiugham &
Hcoht, r. 3:) Crocker
Burke Cornelius J., stalrbuildor A. I. Sanborn, r.2114
Mason
Burke David, teamster, r. 452 Jessie
Burke Edmund, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Napa and Minnesota
Burke Edward, r. 4(;.'5 Clementina
Burke Edward, expressman, SW cor Front and Cali-
fornia, r. 86 Brady
Burke Edward J., plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r.
1823 Market
Burke Edward K., r. 2113 Jones
Burke Edwin, music printer, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Burke Ella Miss, fitter Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r. 613
LaRuna
Burke Ellen Mrs., r. 15 Geneva
Burke Ellen M. Miss, varieties, 117 Seventh, r, 718
Clementina
Burke El lie Miss (Corcoran & Burke) r. 122 Shipley
Burke E. M., night clerk Occidental Hotel
Burke Emma, widow, r. 822 Howard
Burke Ethelbert, Justice of the Peace, SE cor
Kearny and Washington, r. 824 Powell
Burke Fannie M. Miss, restaurant, 201 First
Burke Frank H. (Madison & Burke) r. Menlo Park
Burke Frank J., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 121 Page
Burke Frederick G., quartermaster stmr Colima
Burke Garratt, carpenter, r. 1234 York
Burke Gilbert, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 528
Linden Av
Burke Harry W., passenger agent Chicago and Alton
KR., 624 Market, r. 1200 Kearny
Burke Henry S., bookkeeper The Hibernian Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1807 Steiner
Burke H. J. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 708 PoBt
Burke H. Walter, compositor Call, r. 824 Powell
Burke J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Burke J., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Burke J. A., compositor Alta
Burke Jackson V., assistant cashier The Bancroft Co.
r. Oakland
Burke James, canvasser, r. 1715 M Stevenson
Burke James, carpenter, r. 122 Shipley
Burke James, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Burke James, clerk, r. 612 Page
Burke James, fireman stmr San Juan. r. 35i Broad-
way
Burke James, laborer, r. 217}^ Eighth, rear
Burke James, laborer, r. 748}^ Minna
Burke James, laborer, r. N s Nineteenth bet Eureka
and Douglass
Burke James, machinist, and extraman Engine No.
6, r. 963 Folsom
Burke James, plasterer and bricklayer, r. 1003 Bryant
Burke James, real estate and insurance broker, 638
Market, r. 18 Willows Av
Buike James, tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke James, with George B.. Jones, r. 215 Fifteenth
Burke James, with Thomas F. Burke, r. 718 Clemen-
tina, rear
Burke James C. , laborer, r. 156 Clementina
Burke James F., machinist, r. 963 Folsom
Burke James F., shoemaker, r. 1715 ;«S Stevenson
Burke James M., longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Burke James P., carpenter, r. 122 Shipley
Burke James T., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.
r. 406 Capp
Burke Jeremiah T., clerk S. F. Clearing House, r
1213 Clay
Burke John, r. 963 Folsom
Burke John, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 47 J4
Hermann
Burke John, clerk Rothschild & Levinson, r. cor
Lombard and Kearny
23
1411
Burke John, expressman, r^ 229 Fell
Burke John, Bupcriuteudent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
519 McAllister
Burke John, laborer, r. 2 Elizabeth
Burke John, laborer, r. 80 Clay
Burke John, laborer, r. 299 Clementina
Burke John, laborer, r. 639 J<i Third
Burke John, laborer, r. 1121 Twentieth
Burke John, porter stmr Oakland, r. 18 M Sacramento-
Burke John, proptr New Union Hotel, 515 Howard
Burke John, seaman, r. 527 Second
Burko John, shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, S. J., sexton St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Burke John, stevedore, r. 221 Broadway
Burke John, upholsterer Chris. Honerlah
Burke John, watchman U. H. Sub-Treasury,
Kearny
Burke John Jr., shoeflnlsher Kutz & Murr
Crocker
Burke John C, tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke John E. , baker, r. 815H Vallejo. rear
Burke John E., barber Charles Sullivan, i
Jackson
Burke John F.. expressman. Market nr Fourth, r.
2431 Bryant Av
Burke John H., corporal police, r. 717 Hayes
BurKe John H., driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 340 Fifth
Burke John J., painter, r. 1041 York
Burke John J., salesman G. Verdler & Co., r. 330
Golden GateAv
Burke John J., porter ,WellB Fargo & Co., r. 23 Glen
Park Av
Burke John K., planopolisher The J. Dewing Co.
Burke John Mrs., widow, r. 621 Eddy
Burke John P. (W. J. & J. P. Burke) r. 121 Page
Burke John P., S. J. St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Burke John S., cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 824 Mis-
sion
Burke J. M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Burke Joseph, carpenter, r. 325 Halght
Burke Joseph, clerk Schweitzer & Co.
Burke Joseph, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 229 Fell
Burke Joseph, porter, r. 174 J^ Clementina
Burke Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co.,
T. 122 Shipley
Burke Joseph H., pressman H. L. De Forrest & Co.,
r. 25 Stone
Burke Josephine Miss, teacher Chinese School, r. 6
Leroy PI
Burke J. P., lather, r. 134 Fourth
Burke Kitty Mrs., dressmaker, r. 549 Bryant
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., vice-principal South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Burke Luke, blacksmith, r. 115 Ivy Av
Burke Maggie, domestic, 1920 Jackson
Burke Margaret, tailoress, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Margaret, widow, r. 963 Folsom
Burke Martin J. (Madison & Burke) r. Menlo
Park
Burke Martin J., laborer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Martin J. Jr., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Mary Mrs., r. 48 Louisa
Burke Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 229 Fell
Burke Mary, domestic 300 Hayes
Burke Mary, domestic 2012 Jackson
Burke Mary, domestic 2518 Mission
Burke Mary, tailoress, r. 701 Natoma
Burke Mary, widow, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Mary, widow, r. 2332 Harrison
Burke Mary A., widow, r. 409 Page
Burke Mary T., laundress Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
drens Hospital
Burke M. H., r. 1045 Market
Burke Michael, r. 3 Hall PI
Burke Michael, bartender Gall & Dunne, r. 945 Mis-
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Corner ITIOMTtiOSIl^BY an.«l SUTTEB STS.
IMPEEIAL Fire Ii. Ga. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTOH, Asst. Manager.
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Burke Michael, cutter Porter, Slossinger & Co., r.
709 Minna
Burke Michael, groceries, 1900 Ellis
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 30 Garden
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 30 Tehama
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 116'i Freelon
Burke Michael, longaUoreiuan, r. 41 Pacific
Burke Michael, porter Wuterhouse & Lester, r. 406
Capp
Burke Michael, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Burke Michael, shoe finisher Kutz & Murr, r. 7X
Harrison Av
Burke Michael J., clerk License Collector, r. 1303
Hyde
Burke Michael P., baker, r. 25 Stone
Burke Milo A. (Sissou, Crocker & Co.)r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Burke Minnie Miss, bookkeeper Nolan & Descalso, r.
H24 Mission
Burke Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 122 Shipley
Burke Patrick, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
L. Works
Burke Patrick, brassflnisher J. Rcylance, r. 512 Mis-
sion
Burke Patrick, fireman stmr Collma
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 513 Howard
Burke Patrick A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 129 Silver
Burke Patrick D., liquor saloon, NE cor Second and
Brannan, r. 337 Bryant
Burke Patrick K., salesman I. Graham & Co., r. 9
Austin
Burke Peter E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 604 Pine
Burke Peter J., eroceries and liquors, SW cor Eigh-
teenth and Noe
Burke R., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Burke Rebecca, widow, r. 129 Third
Burke Robert, plasterer, r. 2255^ Seventh
Burke Samuel, machinist, r. 165^ Preston PI .
Burke Sarah, varieties, 639 M Third
Burke Stephen J., clerk Assessor's Ofiace,r. 156 Clem-
entina
Burke Thomas, fireman, r. 3000 Webster
Burke Thomas, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Burke Thomas, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 551 How-
ard
Burke Thomas, printer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Thomas, stockcutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 824
Mission
Burke Thomas, waiter, r. 16 Ellis
Burke Thomas, waiter, r. 131 Third
Burke Thomas C, butcher David M. Dickson, r.
1715^ Stevenson
Burke Thomas F., gasfitter, r. 1801 Dupont
Burke Thomas F, wood and coal, 127 Ninth, r. 718
Clementina, rear
Burke Thomas R., laborer, r. 156 Clementina
Bnrke Thomas S., waiter, r. 1204 Powell
Burke Thomas W., teamster, r. 23 Glen Park Av
Burke Walter, distributor La Grande Laundry
Burke Walter, fireman, r. 117 Natoma
Burke Walter F., deputy Tax Collector, r. 122 Shipley
Burke Walter J., music printer, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William, carpenter, r. 1223 Bush
Burke William, carpenter, r. 2514 Post
Burke William, clerk, r. 23 Glen Park Av
Burke William, clerk, r. 402 Broadway
BnrKe William, guard Industrial School, r. 122 Ship-
ley
Burke William, hodcarrier, r. .54 Minna, rear
Burke William, laborer, r. 136 Hickory Av «
Burke William, laborer, r. 1313 Montsomery '
Burke William, laborer, r. E s Arliugton nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Burke William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
Tennessee nr Sierra
Burke William, laborer S, F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michiuau bet Shasta and Sierra
Burke William, molder, r. 156 Clementina
£<
IN THK
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Burke William, stevedore, r. 36 Clay ~
Burke William, teamster, r. 911 Sanaome
Burko William A., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r.
156 Clementina
Burke William F., policeman, r. 4 Santa Clara
Burke William F., viticulturist, r. 1213 Clay
Burke William G., Court Commissioner, 402 Mont-
gomery, r. 126 Eighteenth
Burke William J. (W. J. & J. P. Burke) r. 220 Haight
Burke William J., expressman, r. 2G8 Minna
Burke William R., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
824 Mission
Bm-keW. J. Si J. P. (William J. and John P.)
wines and liquors, junction Gough, Haight and
Market
Burke W. R., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r.
Alameda
8^ Burke. See Berck, Berk, Bourck and Burck
Burke's Saloon, W. J. & J. P. Burke proprie-
tors, wines, liquors and cigars, junction Gough,
Haight and Market
Burkenstock J,, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Burket Edward, machinist, r. 310!^ Langton
Burkett David, stenographer Horn & Co., r. 11 Kearny
Burkett O. Mrs., furnished rooms. 11 Kearny
Burkett Richard M., coffee saloon, IS Taylor
Burkhalter Charles, city agent North British and
Mercantile Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Burkhardt Albert, machinist William Smith, r. 27
Thirteenth
Burkhardt Edmund J., porter Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 229 Seventh
Burkhardt Frank, r. 863 Mission
Burkhardt George, capitalist, r. 27 Thirteenth
Burkhardt George F. A., clerk Michalitschke Bros.
& Co., r. 27 Thirteenth
Burkhardt George H., auditor Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 18 Twenty-sixth
Burkhardt Hannah, widow, r. 413 Valencia
Burkhardt Jacob F.. porter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co.,r. 9 Carlos PI
Burkhardt John, r. 454 Minna
Burkhardt John B., butcher, r. 515 Montgomery Av
Burkhardt M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Burkhardt Theophilus, dyer Hansen's Dye Works, r.
17 Julian Av
Burkhardt William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N s Sierra bet Maryland and Louisiana
Burkhardt William J., salesman Abraham Lewis, r.
1309 Sacramento
8^ Burkhardt. See Burkardt
Burkliiad Jane, widow, r.719!4 Bush
Burkholder William H., fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,
r. 1813 Union
Burkhout J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 830
Greenwich
Burla Plater, upholsterer, r. 428 Broadway
Burleigh George W., physician, 14 Geary, r. Oakland
Burleman Henry, engineer tug Katy, r. KilO Jones
Burley Edward J., cutter Joe Pohcim, r. 309 Eddy
Burley William N., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 309
Eddy
Burling Benjamin L., mining secretary, 62-63 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1618 Washington
Burling G. B., clerk Oluey, Chickerlng & Thomas, r.
1618 Washington
Burling James W., stock broker, 419 California, room
24, r. 1001 Pine
Burling Richard S., bookkeeper Allison, Gray & Co.,
r. 132 Sixth
Burling William Mrs., widow, r. 1618 Washington
Burling William B., clerk Homer S. King & Co , r.
1618 Wiishiiigtou
Burllngame Arthur, collector Goldberg, Bowen& Co.,
r. 456 Jessie
Burllngame F. .Tames, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
2120 Greenwich
Burllngame Heur>' B , clerk, r. 456 Jessie
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REl 405-407 Saifflie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
BurliiiKanu' J. A., clerk Dnvla liroK., r. 4r)(i Jessie
IliirliiiKton Route, K. aiiclM.R.RR., W. D.
SHuborn Ki-neral Wfstt'rn agent. 82 Montgomery
nurnaim E. P., cnbiui'tmaker. r. 25 Capp
Burmau Heury J., with George Korner, r. 1224J^ Pa-
oiflo
Buruielster , r. 909 Kearny
Buriiieister Alrich (Burmeister & Mehrtens) r. 1416
WaBbiiigtou
Buriueister Carl, driver Kohler & Frohling, r. 24
Turk
Burmeister Charles H.. lalioi-er. r. 1 Sumner
BumielBtcr Frederick, r. 335 Broadway
Burmeister H. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 229 Sixth
Burmeister Henry, eigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 717 Mission
Burmeister John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1007
Battery
Burmeister Julia, widow, r. 122 Ellis
Burmeister Lena, widow, r. 809^ Guerrero
Burmeister Louis, bartender, r. 2205 Polk
Burmeister Otto, foreman A. Washburn, r. 542 Fol-
som
Burmeister k Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and Au-
gust Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Leavenworth and California
Bnrinester Henry W., teas, coffee and spices,
12 Seventh
Buruap John, hardware, 427 Davis, r. 420 Leaven-
worth
Burnell J. Hamlyn (Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell)
and proptr Albion Brewery, r. cor Bahama and
Penobscot
Burnell Martin (Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell) r.
1821 Jackson
Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell (J. Hamlyn and Martin
Burnell and M. L. Reynolds) wines, ale and por-
ter, 519 Sacramento
Burnell Thomas, blacksmith's helper William Dea-
con, r. 406 Clementina
Burnell WiDiam A., dairyman, Precita Av bet Folsom
and Harrison, B. H.
Burner Henry, salesman Hueter Bros. & Co., r. NW
c r Noe and Clipper
Burner Heury V., mining, 59 Nevada Block, r. Oak-
land
Burner Mamie Miss, r. 16 Birch Av
Burness John E., chief engineer Palace Hotel, r. 203
Twenty-fourth
Burnett , longshoreman r. 9.51 Bryant
Burnett Andrew W., carpenter, r. 132 Perry
Burnett Bernard, tanner, r. 1114 Treat Av
Burnett C. Mrs., r. 1704}^ Folsom
Burnett Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Burnett C. S., r. 646 Folsom
Burnett Frank W. (Burnett & Slattery) r. 708X Va-
lencia
Burnett George S., photographer. Railroad Av nr
Falkland, r. Visltacion Valley
Burnett George W., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 214
Haigbt
Burnett George W., real estate, r. 616 Shotwell
Burnett G, G., apothecary, 327 Montgomery, r.
214 Haight
Burnett James, molder, r. 28 Minna
Burnett Jeremiah C, lieutenant U. S. Navy, r. 1420
Clay
Burnett John H., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
2214^ Fillmore
Burnett John J., mechanic Sims & Morris, r. 503^
Third
Burnett John M. (Sawyer & Burnett) attorney at law,
420 California, r. 1713 Larkin
Burnett Joseph H., stoker Engine No. 2, r. 521 Page
Burnett Joseph J., policeman, r. 203 O'Farrell
Burnett Kate Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 410 Third
Burnett Lester G., law student, 12 Montgomery, r.
1916 Broadway
Burnett L. P.. r. 431 Sixth
Burnett Peter H., r. 1713 Liirkln
Burnett P. L., waiter, r. 549 Stevenson
Burnitt H. Douulass, cleik Occidental Hotel
Hiirn( tt Kichard, engineer, r. 8 Howard Court
linriiett KIchnrd, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. .544 Bryant
Burnett Thomas T., r. 1418 Hyde
Burnett Thomas T. Jr., r. 1418 Hyde
UuriK-lt Wellington C, attorney at law, 12
Montgomery, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett William, teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Burnett k Slattery (Frank W. Burnett and Thomas
Slattery) photographers, NW cor Sixteenth and
Valencia
Burnetto M. E. Mrs., r. 407 Powell
Burnham A., elevator tender S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Burnham A. P., machinist, r. 435 Fourth
Burnham Anthony, clerk, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Burnham Arthur C, photographer I. West Taber, r.
1130 Market
Burnlium Charles F., secretary Eagle Oil and
Refining Co., 221 California, r. Oakland
Burnham Clara, widow, r. 1023 Clay
Burnham Cordelia Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
School, r. 2219 Fillmore
Burnham Ecl-\vartl, superintendent Pioneer
White Lead Works, r. 1508 Sacramento
Burnham G. M. Mrs., r. 34 Glen Park Av
Burnham George, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1188
Haight
Burnliam Horace B. , lieutenant-colonel U. S.
A , deputy Judge Advocate General, Division of
the Pacific and Department California, r. 711
Jones
Burnham Louis P., porter Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 716
Franklin
Burnham Lulu Miss, teacher Oak Street School, r. 34
Glen Park Av
Burnham Lucy A., r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Burnham Nelson H., wharf builder, r. 145 Main
Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker Charles McArron,
r. 116 Natoma
Burnham W. C, carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
Burnham William, driver Horace Morgan, r. 13
Twenty sixth
Burnheimer Frank E., fireman S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. S s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Burnhope Isaac A., longshoreman, r. 6 Johnson
Bnrnhope N., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Burns A., truckman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 308M
Fulton
Burns Aaron M., insurance, 423 California, and
Svipervisor Sixth Ward, r. 1329 Leavenworth
Burns Albert E., student, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Burns Alexander M., salesman, r. 513 O'Farrell
Burns Alfred, butler NW cor Gough and Washington
Burns Agnes, domestic 44 Silver
Burns Barbara, widow, groceries and liquors, 922
Howard
Burns Bernard, foreman Oregon Imp. Co., r. 817
Brannan
Burns Bernard, horseshoer John Kilcommon, r. 414
Francisco
Burns Bernard, longshoreman, r. 117 Vallejo
Burns Bernard, porter, r. S s Francisco nr Larkin
Burns Bert, blacksmith, r. 414 Francisco
Burns Bridget, widow, r. 220 Union
Burns Bryan, teamster, and extraman Engine No, 7,
r. 3047 Sixteenth
Burns C, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Burns C, waiter Handy & Gray
Burns Charles, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Burns Charles S., bookkeeper L. D. Stone & Co., r.
14:)J^ Silver
Burns Cornelius, gardener, r. N s Boyce nr Geary
Burns Chris, r. 440 Fifth
EVERY DESSRIPTION OF
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MARKE'T ST., COR. THIRO.
DiXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
ARPAD KARASZTHY & CO.
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r.urus Chribtina Miss, lash braider Hart & Branden-
steiii, r. -m Twelfth
Burns Christopher, tiuner, r. cor Geary and Boyce
Burns D Miss, jaoitross Emersou Primary School, r.
■J62:J Pine
Burns Daniel, engineer G. R. Lucy & Co.. r. 18 Pres-
ton PI
Burns Daniel, foreman lash shop Main & Winchester,
r. 104 Stockton
Burns Daniel W., painter, r. 1311^ Eddy
Burns Dennis, laborer, r. DeWolf nr San Jose Road,
Ocean View
Burns Dura, r. 122 Taylor
Burns Edward, blacksmith, r. 454 Seventeenth
Burns Edward, bookkeeper, r. 221 ii Valencia
Burns Edward, bootblack, r. 739 Folsom
Burns Edward, foreman, r. 424 Minna
Burns Edward, wire cleaner Cal.Wire Works, r. 809 3«5
Montgomery Av
Burns Kdward A. (Sullivan & Burns) r. 454 Seven-
Post
Burns James, g.sgfitter. r. 220 Union
Burns James, laborer, r. 12 Johnson
Burns James, lauudryman, r. 246 Jessie
Burns James, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r. Ceme-
ti-ry Station
Burns James, melter George H. Mixer r. 75 Natoma
Burns James, salesman, r. 749 Howard
Burns James, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 1301 Ma-
son
Bums James J., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 1930
Stevenson
Burns James T., commercial editor Chronicle, r.312J4
Turk
Burns Jessie, r. 122 Taylor
Burns J. N.. stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
Eleventh Av nr Point Lobos Av
Burns Johanah, widow, r. 107 Hayes
Burns John, r. 113 Oregon
Burns John, r. 712 Church
Burns John, baker, r. 13 Lysett PI
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST news:
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADmTISEi«ENTS !
"W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DF, TO OKliI-.U FOR
CHHRCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643. 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Burns John, blacksmith, r. N s Boyce nr Geary
Burns John, boatman and extraman Eneiue No. 6, r.
1219 Stockton
Burns John, bricklayer, r. 102Niitoma
Burns John, clerk J. W. Ryan. r. 354 Minns
Burns John, expressman, r. 413 Clementina
Burns John, gardener, r. 214 Haight
Burns John, hostler James O'Leary, r. 2113 Pine
Burns John, janitor D. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 616 Jes-
sie •
Jry,
Burns Mary Mrs., r. 44 Clementina
Burns Mary A., widow, r. 10 St. Eose's Av
Burns MareeUa, widow, r. 1022 Alabama, rear
Burns Matthew, r. 109 3<S Seventh
Burns Matthew, horseshoer Sullivan & Burns, r. 464
Seventeenth
Burns Michael, attorney at law, 625 Merchant
Burns Michael, capitalist, r. 217 Minna
Burns Michael, cooper George Larsen. r. 163 Tebama
Burns Michael, drayman Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r.
922 Minna
Burns Michael, driver Potrero and B. V. KR., r. NE
cor Napa and Minnesota
Burns Michael, porter, r. 630 Ji Fulton
Burns Michael, teamster, r. 528 Fulton
Burns Michael, workman D. S. Mint, r. 128 Castro
Burns Michael J., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
20^ Hubbard
Burns Nellie, milliner, r. 163 Tehama
Burns O. B. Dr., dentist, 32 O'Farrell, r. 114
Powell
Burns Owen Mrs., widow, r. 20 Stanford
Burns Owen, watchman Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W
s Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Burns Owen, manufacturers' agent, 809 Market, room
61
Burns Patrick, helper, r. 647 Mission
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Burns Patrick, longshoreman, r. 282 East
Burns Patrick, plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 1716
Market
Burns Patrick, plumber, r. S 8 Cumberland bet
Clinrch and S:inihP7.
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REl 4054!)?
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210 Montgomery Street,
San rrancisco, Cal.
Houses ai Lots for Sale. FarmsliMe'. Estates MaiiaieJ.
INSURANCE BROKERS.
Telephone No. 634.
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IJurus Christ, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 16
SumntT
]iurus Chribtina Miss, lash braider Hart & Branden-
stcii), r. JU Twelfth
Burns Christopher, tiuner, r. cor Geary and Boyce
Burns J). Miss, janitreaB Eoiersou Primary School, r.
•ICiii Pine
Burns Daniel, engineer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 18 Pres-
ton PI
Burns Daniel, foreman lash shop Main & Winchester,
r. 104 Stockton
Burns Daniel W.. painter r. 1311 S Eddy
Burns Dennis, laborer, r. DeWolf nr San Jo86 Road,
Ocean View
Burns Dora, r. 122 Taylor
Burus Edward, blacksmith, r. 454 Seventeenth
Burns Edward, bookkeeper, r. 221 !^ Valencia
Burns Edward, bootblack, r. 739 Folsom
Burns Edward, foreman, r. 424 Minna
Burns Edward, wire cleaner Cal.Wire Works, r. 809M
Montgomery Av
Burns Edward A. (Sullivan & Burns) r. 454 Seven-
teenth
Purns Edward W., milkman W. W. Evans, r. 913
Minna
Burns Frank, expressman, r. 5 Minnesota
I'.uriis Frank, seaman, r. 418 Tehama
Burns Frank, warehouseman Pac. Free Warehouses,
r. ri3 Clemputina, rear
Burns Frank E., painter, r. 319 Tenth
Burns Frederick W., pantryman stmr City of Topeka
BurnsGatyA., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r.
North Oakland
Burns George, clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Burns George, paintnr, r. 773 Harrison
Burns George, stevedore, r. 220 Union
Burus Henry, carpenter, r. 715 >^ Natoma, rear
Bums Henry, shoemaker, r. Marquesas nr Railroad
Av
Burns Henry B., master mariner, r. 1612 Washington
Burns Henry J., r. 325 Seventeenth
Burus Henry J., packer William A. Pettijohn, r. 21
Moss
Burns Henry T., teamster Teele & Scott
Burns Herbert, electrician, r. 2426 Market
Burns H. G.. clerk auditor s dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland
Burns Hugh, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Burns Hugh, real estate, r. 2 Russ
Burns Hugh, shoemaker, r. 349 Fourth
Burns Ignatius R., merchant, r. 1131 Laguna
Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. Grand Hotel
Burns J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Burns James, oook, r. 625J^ Seventh, rear
Bums James, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Burus James, dravman, r. 343 3^ Ritch
Biin.s James, driver Hook and Ladder No. 5, r. 1815
Post
Burns James, gnsfitter. r. 220 Union
Burns James, laborer, r. 12 Johnson
Bums James, laundryman, r. 246 Jessie
Burus James, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r. Ccme-
tiry Station
Burns James, melter George H. Mixer r. 75 Natoma
Burns James, salesman, r. 749 Howard
Burns James, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 1301 Ma-
son
Burns James J., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 1930
Stevenson
Burns James T., commercial editor Chronicle, r.312^
Turk
Burns Jessie, r. 122 Taylor
Burns J. N.. stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
seventh Av nr Point Lobos Av
Burns Johanah, widow, r. 107 Hayes
Burns John, r. 113 Oregon
Burns John, r. 712 Church
Burns John, baker, r. 13 Lysett PI
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
news:
MOST ADVERTISEitfENTS
"W. & J. SLOANE Sz CO.
ssj^o? CTJsmoisrs,
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO (lUIlKU KOn
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET, i
Burns John, bladismitb, r. N s Boyce nr Geary I
Burns John, boatman and extraman Enniue No. 5, r. '
1219 Stockton
Burns John, bricklayer, r. 102Nutoma
Burns John, clerk J. W. Ryan. r. 354 Minna
Burns John, expressman, r. 413 Clementina
Burns John, gardener, r. 214 Hiiight
Burns John, hostler James O'Leary, r. 2113 Pine
Burns John, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 616 Jes-
sie ■
Burus John, laborer, r. 568 M Bryant
Burns John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Burns John, molder. r, 773 Harrison
Burns John, salesman, r. 104 Hayes
Burus John, teamster, r. 809 J^ Montgomery Av
Burns John F., laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Burns John G., canmaker, r. 7 Water
Burns John H., boatbuilder, 5 Mission, r. 37 Stanford
Burns John H., calker, r. 18 First
Burus John H., proptr Theater Comlque, NW cor
Pine and Kearny, r. 506 Sutter
Burns John M., compositor, r. 319 Tenth
Burns John S., r. 104 Ha.ves
Burus John S., paperruler J. B. Mclntyre, r. 1424
Twenty-first
Burns Joseph, longshoreman, r. 221 Filbert
Burns Joseph, poultry dealer, r. 9 Franklin
Burns Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Burns Joseph A., builder, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Burns Joseph P., harnessmaker Hart k Brandenstein,
r. 1022 Alabama, rear
Burns Joseph T., boatman Custom House, r. 220
Union
Burns Joseph T., musician, r. NW cor Washington
and Cherry
Burns Kate, widow, r. 4 White
Burns Katherine, widow, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Katie, tailoress, r. 163 Tehama
Burns M., teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Burns M. A. Mrs., r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Burns Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Ellis *■'•*
Burns Mamie, tailoress, r. 163 Tehama
Burns Martin, r. 50 Norfolk
Burns Martin, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 4 White
Burns Mary Mrs., r. 44 Clementina
Burns Mary A., widow, r. 10 St. Rose's Av
Burns Marcella, widow, r. 1022 Alabama, rear
Burns Matthew, r. 10!)^ Seventh
Burns Matthew, horseshoer Sullivan & Burns, r. 464
Seventeenth
Burns Michael, attorney at law, 625 Merchant
Burns Jlichael, capitalist, r. 217 Minna
Burns Michael, cooper George Larsen. r. 163 Tehama
Burns Michael, drayman Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r.
922 Minna
Burns Michael, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. NE
cor Napa and Minnesota
Burns Michael, porter, r. 630^ Fulton
Burns Michael, teamster, r. 528 Fulton
Bums Michael, workman U. 8. Mint, r. 128 Castro
Burns Michael J., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
20 H Hubbard
Burns Nellie, milliner, r. 163 Tehama
Barns O. B. Dr., dentist, .32 O'Farrell, r. 114
Powell
Burns Owen Mrs., widow, r. 20 Stanford
Burns Owen, watchman Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W
B Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Burns Owen, manufacturers' agent, 809 Market, room
61
Burus Patrick, helper, r. 647 Mission
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Burns Patrick, longshoreman, r. 282 East
Burns Patrick, plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 1716
Market
Burns Patrick, plumber, r. S 8 Cumberland bet
Cliurcl) and S.iiirliez
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All Sixos 1111(1 A'uiiibfrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
]?\irns Piitrii'k, Hcanian, r. Hattie nr EiKlitt-erith
Burns Patrick, teoiuster W. Graham, r. 1130 Florida
Hums Patrick J., horseshoer, 2:ioy Miasion
Burus Peter, r. S e Cuiuberlaud bet Cliurch and San-
chez
Burns Peter, policeman, r. G Bay
burns Peter, veterinary surgeon, r. 609 M Grove
Burns Peter, wheelsman stnir Bay City, r. 1912 Mason
Burus Philip, seaman, r. 34 DeBoom ,
Burns P. O., vineyardist, r. 712 Sutter
Burus Richard, coachman NE cor California and Tay-
lor
Burus Robert M., toolmaker, r. 16 DeBoom
Burns Roy, carpenter Norton Tanning Co., r. Tene-
riffe bet Platte i.nd Yazoo
Burns Samuel, r. 122 Taylor
Burns Sarah, widow, r. 616 Capp
Burns T., yardman Pac. Rolliug Mill
Burns T. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 109 3«s Seventh
Burns Thomas, boilermaker, r. 1182 J^ Harrison
Burns Thomas, conductor, r. 74 California Av
Burns Thomas, hostler T. J. Hamilton, r. 227 Second
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. W s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Burns Thomas, molder, r. 28 Hawthorne
Burns Thomas, painter, r. 1022 Alabama
Burns Thomas, porter, r. 215 Tehama
Burns Thomas, saloon keeper, r. 631 Sacramento
Burns Thomas, teamster, r. 831 Fifteenth
Burns Thomas, wirecleaner Cal. Wire Works, r. 809Ji
Montgomery Av
Burns Thomas A. (Burns * Co.) r. 109^ Seventh
Burns Thomas A., boilermaker, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Thomas F., furniture finisher, r. 163 Tehama
Barns Thowias P., cashier U. 8. Sub-Treasury,
r. 319 Tenth
Burns Thomas W., bartender John Kelly, r. 309
Golden Gate Av
Burns Thomas W., clerk, r. 723 Ellis
Burns Vincent, office, 308 California, r. 13 Hill
Burns Waltei- F. , manufacturers' agent and
manager Commercial Fire Dispatch Co., 809 Mar-
ket, room 61, r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Burns William, r. 1631 Hyde
Burns William, laborer S. P. Co., r. NW cor Bryant
and Juniper
Burns William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 624
Fourth
Burns William, painter D. Foley, r. 812 Buchanan
Burns William, plumber, r. 716 Buchanan
Burns William, stoker Engine No. 6. r. 311 Sixth
Burns William, waiter, r. 33 Langton
Burns William A., clerk H. F. Scheele, r. 46 Quinn
Burns William S., upholsterer, r. 616 Oapp
Burns William U., teamster, r. 149}^ Silver
Burns Z., vice-president California Horse Shoe Co.
202 Market
Burns & Co. (Thomas A. Burns) fruits and pro-
duce, 109 Seventh
B^" Burns. See Byrnes
Burnside John L , carrier Call, r. liii Oak Grove Av
Burnside Joseph, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Burnside William E., cashier Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 1923 Mission
Burnstiue Henry, proprietor Pacific Iron Yard,
235-237 and 403-405 Spear, r. 1019 Folsom
Burnstlne Joseph, bookkeeper Henry Burnstine, r.
1019 Folsom
Burnstine Solomon, r. 1019 Folsom
Burpee J. S. (Burpee & Judson) r. Oakland
Burpee & Judson (J. S. Burpee and W. F. Judson)
contractors and builders. 330 Pine, room 11
Burr Amos, Pacific Coast agent Michigan Central
Railroad, 19 Montgomery, r. 116 Turk
Burr Benjamin J. (Burr & Sandsten) r. 1028 Jackson
Burr C. C. & Co. (Clarence C. Burr) mnfr spices, 2111
Stockton, oflice 202 Sacramento
Burr Charles, r. 537 Sacramento
Jj U id I\j Ui ill wetttlier strips and
n1<>]i Iiuppors, GOT Mission, r. West Ber-
keley
Burr Charles H., paperhanger and decorator, r. 447)j
Natoma
Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. NW cor Polk
and Filbert
Burr Daniel, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 620
Branuan
Burr Daniel, with Cal. Conserving Co., r. Alameda
Burr Edmund C, chemist, r. 1722 Vallejo
Burr Eli B., bookkeeper land dept C. P. RR., r. 711
Twenty-first
Burr Ephraim W.. capitalist, 202 Sacramento, r. 8W
cor Polk and Filbert
BUKE FOLDING BED CO.
(Williuin G. JobsonI dealers and man-
ufacturers Burr Parlor Foldinj; Bed,
also sole a^^ents Paciflc Coast Andre%v8'
Upriglit Cabinet Beds, and Harden
"Star" Hand Grenade Fire Bxtin-
ffuisher, 603 Market near Second
Burr Frank, machinist, r. 219 Twelfth
Burr George, lamplighter, and extraman Hose No. 1,
r. 410 Broadway
Burr George, master mariner, r. 782 Harrison
Burr George, molder Fulton Iron Works
Burr George W., r. 667 Mission
Burr James P., porter Wightman Bros., r. 30 Oak
Grove Av
Burr Lewis J., r. 458 Natoma
Burr L. G., r. 1112 Kearny
Burr Levi, r. 6 Bay
Burr Mary A., widow, r. 1324 Jessie
Burr Mary P., widow, r. 711 Twenty-first
Burr Richard, clerk, r. 1021 5^ Twenty-second
Burr Richard, clerk auditor's dept Wells Fargo ji Oo.,
r. 11 Henrietta Square
Burr Samuel B., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1456 Franklin
Burr & Sandsten (Benjamin J. Burr and Henry
C. Sandsten) successors to Burr & Fink, mer-
chant tailors, 620 Market, opposite Palace Hotel
Burrell Alfred W., president California Bridge
Co., 22 California, r. Oakland
Burrell Charles, physician, 1322 Mission
Burrell Charles F., r. 2413 Howard
Burrell Edward F., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Burrell Frank, r. 333 O'Farrell
Burrell George, r. 1206 Market
Burrell H. H., supt Cal. Bridge Co., 22? California, r.
Oakland
Burrell James, brasspolisher, r. 44 Clementina, rear
Burrell L. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 127 Fourth
Burrell Nellie E. Miss, artist, 1322 Mission
Burress Floyd S.. shipliner, r. 3 Silver Star PI
Burress John E., policeman, r. 303 Lombard
Burress John AV., caipeuter, r. 525 J^ Sixth
Burress Russell T., teamster Horn & Chapman, r. S s
Servla nr St. John
Burrldge Benjamin (Schaezlein & Burridge) r. 522
O'Farrell, rear
Burrino;ton Albert C, miner, r. 3017 Laguna
Burrington George A., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3 Olive Court
Burrington J. Allen, lithographer, 523 Montgomery,
r. 2716 Howard
Burris Butler, mining secretary, 2-3 Nevada
Block, r. 824 Shotwell
Burrls Caroline E., widow, r. 35J^ Freelon
Burris Eugene M., agent Kentucky Valley Distilling
Co., 29 Montgomery Block, r. 936 Filbert
Burris John F., attorney at law, 809 Market,
rooms 87-88, r. 1228 Pine
fi^" Burris. See Burress
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Managea.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY Im^JkIJ^t
THE T.KAl^TNa
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
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Burroughs A. L., r. 1127 FoIboiu
Burroughs John, harnessmaker, r. 238 Jessie
BurroughH Rafaela Miss, saleslady, r. 711 Polk
Burroughs Williaui, packer, r. (iSMJessie
Burroughs William H., fruits, 17:U Devisadero
Burrowfs Alexander, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2618
Sutter
Burrowes George Rev. D. D., professor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. 19 Haigbt
Burrows Albert, r. 1519 Haight
Burrows Edward M., clerk, r. GIO Minna
Burrows Frank D., bookkeeper F. S. Chadbourne &
Co.. r. 813 GroTe
Burrows Louise Mrs., bookkeeper Mrs. K. Adcock,
r. 1034 M Twenty-second
Burrows Richard, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r. 117 Germania
Burrows Thomas, conductor Market St. RR.
Burscough Ellen, school teacher, r. 457 Bryant
Burscough Henry, r. 457 Bryant
Bursh Bridget, r. 122 Ivy Av
Burson B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 502 O'Farrell
Burson Belle Miss, typewriter Stsarns, Worden &
Co., r. 502 O'f arrell
Burson Joseph W., clerk Post Ofllce, r. 2430 Market
IE?" Burson. See Berson.
Burt Charles J., plasterer, r. 1912 Mission, rear
Burt Elihu, compositor, r. 01 Minna
Burt Frederick, jeweler, r. 1031 Market
Burt George, cook, r. 3?^ Broadway
Burt John F., watchmaker Harry Chapman, r. 1031
Market
Burt Manulita, dressmaking, 252 Ellis
Burt Robert, signwriter, 1115 Market
Burt Samuel, compositor Chronicle, r. 722 California
Burt W. E., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 329
Fremont
Burt William, bookkeeper, r. 1512 Bush
Burt William J., housemover, r. 2817 Mission
Burt W. O. Mrs., widow, r. 7 Fulton
!&■ Burt. See Bert
Burtchaell James T., clerk London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. 2221 Pacific Av
Burtchaell John, carpenter, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Burtchaell John W., foreman Thomas Day & Co., r.
2916 Fillmore
Burtchaell Samuel W., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 2221 Pacific Av
Burtis A. W. Jr. (Burtis & Gage!) r. 207 Twelfth
Burlig Robert W., manufacturer white shirts,
and wholesale dry goods and notions, 41-43
Second
Burtis & Gagel (A. W. Burtis Jr., and Albert J.
Gagel) draymen and forwarding agents, offices
41-43 Second, 10-12 Battery, and 120 Sutter
Burtnett Charles G. (Burtnett & Farrell; r. 133 Clip-
per
Burtnett & Farrell (Charles G. Burtnett and Michael
W. Farrell) wood, coal, hay and grain, 335
Twenty-seventh
Burton A., laborer, r. Handley House
Burton A. H. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Burton Alexander H., student, r. 1024 Washington
Burton Augustus A., salesman C. W. Coburn & Co.,
r. 2423 Ciliforuia
Burton Charles, blacksmith B. Lacaze, r. Oakland
Burton Charles E., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 2721 Howard
Burton Charles F., attorney at law, 414 California,
r. 1315 Green
Burton Charles H., money broker, 419 California,
room S, r. 1024 Washington
Barton Cliarles O., Grand Secretary American
Legion of Honor, office 46 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 113 M
Ridley
Burton Edward W., clerk, r. 1024 Washington
Burton George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Burton H. E. Mrs., lodgings, 217 Eddy
W, & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made witli Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
flNDOf SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Burton Isaac L., machinist, 117-119 First, r. W s
Baker nr Beach
Burton J. B., real estate, r. 2101 Hyde
Burton James, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 6 Hen-
rietta Square
Burtou John, clerk, r. 734 Harrison
Burton John, foreman patternmaker Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 3G Stanly PI
Burton John, peddler, r. Fair Oaks nr Eighteenth
Burton John F., moroccofinisher Norton Tanning Co.,
r. Railroad Av nr Trinidad
Burton John S., clerk, r. 5 Henrietta Square
Burton L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2204 Bush
Burton Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 1359 Folsom
Burton Nina, r. 825 Kearny
Burton Samuel C, clerk local freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. 106 Eddy
Burton Susie Miss, artist Louis Thors, r. 113)4 Ridley
Burton William E., freight clerk stmr City of Sydney
Burton William F., bookkeeper William H. Burton,
r. 5 Henrietta Square
Burton William H., awning mnfr, 706 Mission, r. 6
Henrietta Square
Burton William J., r. 608 Sixth
Burton William M., bookkeeper John Daniel & Co.,
r. 836 Mission
8^ Burton. See Berton and Bertin
Burwell Luther S., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson &
Co., r. 1002 Powell
Burwick Alexander (Burwiek k Grant) r. Oakland
Bur wick & Grant (Alexander Burwick and Robert C.
Grant) brass foundry, 46 Spear
Bury Jacques, shoemaker, r. 1834 Powell
Bury Thomas, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1103
McAllister
Bury Valentine, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1103
McAllister
Busby Fred. H„ glove mnfr, 412 Market, r. Oakland
Busby Harry, tablecutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
Oakland
Busby Joseph W., gardener, r. 110 Tehama
Busby Marcus, cutter Fred. H. Busby, r. Oakland
Buselli James R., real estate and insurance agent, 323
California, r. 1724 Mission
BuBcb August, bartender August Finnen, r. 528 Pine
Busch Carl, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 418 Broad-
way
Buscli C. H. E., waiter, r. 620 Bush
Busch Frank, doorkeeper Union Club
Busch Frederick, clerk New Washington Hotel, r. 624
Foui th
Buscli Frederick P., waiter, r. 28 Fourth
Busch George, r. 412^ Fourteenth
Busch Hermann, compositor Alta, r. 1119 M Mission
Busch Jennie Miss (Busch & Lempp) r. 36 Grove
Busch John, tailor, r. 127 Trenton
Busch Joseph, boarding, SE cor Beale and Harrison
Busch Marie, widow, r. 20 M Wetmore PI
Busch M. L., r. 412J<S Fourteenth
Busch William C, blacksmith J. S. Day & Co., r. B07
Montgomery Av
Busch & Lempp (Miss .Jennie Busch and Miss J. N.
Lenipp) dressmaking, 122 Seventh
0^" Busch. See Bush
Buscher Charles, engineer, r. 1012 Twenty-second
Buschnian John, bartender, r. 2 Steuart
Buscke Albert, machinist W T. Giirratt & Co., r. 331
Jessie
Buse John, waiter, r. 2013 Folsom
Buse William, biiker, r. 19 S Harlan PI
Bush Adelia, widow, r. 141)5 Powell
Bush A. J., gasfitler Bush & Mallelt, r. 540 Ellis
Bush Andrew, r. 6 Regley PI
Bush Annie T. Mrs., r. 100 Webster
Bush AntoniuB H., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 216 Golden Gate Av
Bush Charles (Meyer * Bush) 220 Oriint Av
Bush Charles, oysters, 8;!7 Market, r. 1020 Folsom
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
439 California Street.
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Hush ClmrlcB l>. (Hush .t Son) r. 211)8 Howard
Hush CliarlcK J., pHttiruiu.ikt'r. r. E s Potrero Av bet
Twenty-third and Twf uty-fourtU
Bush Charles P., policemau, r. 52H Post
Bush CUurles S., proprietor Uruoklyn Hotel, 208-
212 Bush, and Supervisor Fifth Ward
BUSH DAVID,
f J sanitary engineer,
f^astitting', steam lieating, gewerage
and ventilation, 316 Sutter, bet Grant
Av and Stuclcton. Sanitary plumbing
my specialty, r. 3313 Sutter
Bush Edward N., superintendent David Bush, r.
224 ;< O'Farrell
Bush Eugene, plumber David Bush, r. 525 Pine
Bush Frank, clerk Louis Gregoire k Co., r. 819 Capp
Bush Frank J., plumber, r. 1013 Market
Bush Frederick, laborer, r. Jackson bet Spruce and
Maple
Bush O. Frederick, salesman H. Rosekrans & Co., r.
Oakland
Bush Henry, bartender Mrs. L. Klimm, r. 227 Harrieon
Bush Henry, hardware, 624 Washington, r. 711 Bush
Bush Henry, oj-ster saloon, 911 Kearny, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Henry, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Bush Henry C, agent Atlantic and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, 4 New Montgomery, r. Oakland
Bush Henry T. (Bush & Mallett) r. 100 Webster
Bush Hyman P., office 37 Merchants' Exchange
and bookkeeper U. S. Mint. r. 1011 Golden Gate Av
Bush I. & Co. (Isaac Bush) commission merchants
and hardware dealers, 126 Clay
Bush Isaac (I. Bush & Co.) r. Haywards
Bush Jacob, longshoreman, r. 323 ±Say
Bush John, boilermaker, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush John, expressman, SE cor Pine and Sansome, r.
817 Capp
Bush John F., steward Sanitarium Baths, r. 2008
Leavenworth
Bush Joseph A., butcher, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Lizzie R. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 1710 Hyde
Bush Louis (Bush A: Son) r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis C, engineer, r. 12 Mason
Bush Martin L., r. 12 Henrietta Square
Bush Nathan, oyster dealer, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush R. D., clerk naval office Custom House, r. 132
Sixth
Bush Street House, 325 M Bush
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. E. D. McCreary pastor, N s Bush bet Scott
and Devisadero
Bush Street Theater, S s Bush bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Bush Theodore, molder, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Thomas C, commercial traveler, r. 905 Fillmore
Bush Walter N., teacher ^oys' High School, r. 223
Post
Bush William K., butcher, 2203 Polk, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush William K., laborer, r. 6 Regley PI
BUSH & MALLETT,
MANtTFACTUKEKS' AGENTS.
GAS FIXTURES,
MANTELS, GRATES M TILES,
34 GEARY STREET,
Near Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.
Bush tt Mallett (Henry T. Bush and John H.
Mallett Jr.) importers gas fixtures, mantels, tiles
and household brass goods, 34 Geary
BiiHh itk Son (Louis and Charles G. Bush) dentists,
8 Kearny
iW'Hush. See BuRch
Bushby Agnes, widow, r. 377 Shotwell
Bushbv George B., molder Union Iron Works, r. 377
Shotwell
Bushley S. E. Miss, r. Abbotsford House
Bushman Frank E., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Alameda
Bushman William, patternmaker, 316 Mission, r. U8
Sixth
Bushuell Arthur M., compositor Call, r. 501 Post
Bushnell Charles H., r. 1355 Octavia
Bushnell Edward R., compositor Examiner
Bushnell Edwin W., president Renton Coal Co.
22 Sacramento, r. G86 Twentieth
Bushnell Maria L. Mrs., lodgings, 776 Howard
Bushnell Waters A., book and job printer, 608 Market,
r. 776 Howard
Bushnell William E., master stmr Piedmont, r. 1611
Golden Gate Av
Bushway Maurice Mrs., widow, r. 320 Lombard
Busing Henry (Fletcher & Busing) r. 916 Pacific
Buscke Albert, ship inspector, r. 313 Jessie
Buslach Charles L., cellarman Adolph Beck, r. 435
Minna
Buss George, bartender Schubert & Kruft, r. 40 Mary
Buss Johanna, widow, r. 1800 Stockton
Buss Solon C, r. 770 Bryant
Busse Leopold, blacksmith C. A. Warren, r. 1239}^
Folsom
Busse Richard, blacksmith C. A. Warren, r. 1239 3<
Folsom
Busse William E., bookkeeper Sanders & Johnson, r.
1420 Powell
Bussell A., steward stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Bussenius Adolph G., druggist Eugene D'Arteney, r.
321 Eddy
Bussinger Frederick, brass molder, r. cor Rose and
Merritt
Bussolino Severino, shoemaker, 502 Union
Busteed Annie Mrs., jauitress Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. N s Twenty-sixth bet Noe and
Sanchez
Bustorf Henry, cabinetmaker A. F. Knorp, r. 488
Eighth
Bus well Alexander, bookbinder, paperruler and blank
book mnfr, 605 Montgomery, r. 1005 Mason
Buswell Arthur L., machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r.
1005 Union
Buswell Emma F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Buswell George F., patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r.
706 Valencia
Buswell G. F. Mrs., millinery, 706 Valencia
Buswell William F., bookbinder Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 1005 Union
Busvrell William F., millwright, engineer and
patternmaker, 108 Main. r. The Melville
Butbie John, laborer, r. 256}^ Clementina
Butcher Henry, teamster, r. 1408 Church
Butcher James L., sheep butcher, r. Trinidad nr Ya-
zoo
Butcher John W., porter Occidental Hotel, r. 969 Mis-
sion
Butenop Wilhelmina. widow, r. 606 Filbert
Butenschon Oscar, clerk Herman Winters, r. 20 Fed-
eral
Butenuth A., teamster, r. 23}^ Sumner
Butenuth August, cigarmaker, r. 462^ Minna
Butler Alexander J., longshoreman, r. 201 Greenwich
Butler Alfred J., actor, r. 1226 Bush
Butler Anna M., widow, r. 305 Oak
Butler Annie, widow, r. 35 Louisa, rear
Butler Benjamin F., machinist, r. 1825 Greenwich
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.VRKKT ST., OOK. THIR1>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ftRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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Prodnoera of tbc only
NATLKAL CHAMPAGNE.
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Butler Bertlia A , teacher music, 1358 Market
Butl. r Hetty, widow, r. :«6 Shipley
Butler Charles, r. 10(K) Van Ness Av
Butlf r Charles G., wines and liquors, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 1 Hampton PI
Butler Charles W.. carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Butler Clarence, glassworker, r. Manchester bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eigth
Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 315 Filbert
Butler Elizabeth, widow r. 336 Shipley
Butler F. E., messenger U. S. Mint. r. Oakland
Butler Frank, liquor saloon, 3553 Fillmore
Butler FrHiik M.(Brigg8, Ferfjusson & Co.)r. Oakland
Butler Fred W. (Emerson, Butler & Co.) r. 1631
Mc.Mlister
Butler Frederick S., marine actuary Union Ins. Co.,
r; 24'JG Jackson
Butler George, butler 413 Post
Butler George, watchmaker Dillon & Co., r. 1531
Golden Gate Av
Butler George E. (Butler & Haldan) r. Ross Valley,
Marin Co.
Butler George R., photographer J. G. Bucks, r. 305
OHk
Butler Harry, clerk Mrs. Martin Butler, r. 448 Tenth
Butler H< iiry, coachman, r. 1414 McAllister
Butler Henry, cook, r. 1188 Harrison
I'.utler Henry J., porter, r. 1405 Stockton, rear
Butler Henry W., supt Newspaper Dept I'ost OflBce,
r. 7 Montgomery Av
Butler Horace, machinist, r. 718 Greenwich
Butl.-r James, r. 1323 Minna
Butlir Jsmes, ho.«tler, r. 45 Clementina
Butler James, laborer, r. 12 Eincon Av
Butlt-r Jbhics. liiborer. r. 102 Freelon
Butler James, laborer, r. 1525 Minna
B\itler James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Butler James, plumber, r. 315 Filbert
Butler James, tanner John Fitzgerald, r. 2630 Bryant
BntJer James, treasurer United Workingmen's
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Co., 513 Market, r.
116 Twenty-slxth
Butler Jiimes A., foreman I. H. Morse & Co.. r. i9H
South Park
Bntler James A., laborer, r. S 8 Parker bet Alabama
and California Av, B. H.
Butler James J., clerk Jfeustadter Bros., r. 923 Va-
lencia
BntUr Jane, widow, r. 22J0 Bush
Butler John, hackman, r. 252^ Third
Butler Jonn, janitor 809 Market, r. Oakland
Butler J( hu. laborer, r. S s Parker bet Alabama and
California Av, B. H.
Bntler John, liquor saloon, 506 Market and 7 Sutter,
r. 22(i9 Steiner
Butlf r John, longshoreman, r. 65 Clementina, rear
Btitler John, waiter, r. 345 Minna
Butler John A., clerk A.M.Simpson & Bro., r. 732
Miuna
Butler John J., bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler John J., pressman, r. 406 }« Waller
Butler John P., blacksmith, r. Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Butler John W., printer Henderson & Co., r. 119 Web-
ster
Butler John W., secretary American Bank and Trust
Co., r. 2433 Mission
Butler Joline, actor Wigwam Theater, r. 1226 Bush
Butler Joseph D., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 28 Fair
Oaks
Butler Joseph F., gasfitter and plumber, r. 435 Hayes
Butler Joseph J., salesman, r. 923 Valencia
Butler Joseph R., tanner John Fitzgerald, r. 2632
Bryant Av
Butler Josephine, housekeeper, r. 1906 Ellis
Butler Julia, widow, r. 34 Klssling
Butler Leonard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Butler Lizzie, domestic 509 Twenty-fifth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES,
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Butler Lydia F., widow, r. 1220 Bush
Butler M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Butler Margaret, widow, r. 919 Powell
Butler Margari t, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Butler Margaret J. Mrs. r. 1035 Folsom
Butler Martin Mrs., liquor saloon, NW cor Tenth
and Bryant
Butler Mary, widow, r. 117 Webster
Butler Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 208 Turk
Butler Mary H., widow, r. 420 Dolores
Butler Michael, liquor saloon and handball and
racquet court, 854 Howard
Butler Michael, stevedore, r. .')02 First
Butler Michael, weltmaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. Jessie, nr Ninth
Butler M. J. Mrs., notions, 1044 McAllister
Butler N.. driver Sutter St. BE.
Butler Nicholas S., carpenter, r. 272 M Clementina
Butler Otis, doorkeeper Vienna Gardens, r. NW cor
Stockton and Sutter
Butler Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
IJ U i JjLK JTi L I direct importer of fine
iiiilJiiiery, a-warded over t-\veiify first
premiums, all g-oods gold at ^vholesale
prices, 808 Market, brancli store 921
Marliet, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Rebecca, widow, r. NW cor Thirtieth and San
Jose Av
Butler Robert, painter, r. 1192 Harrison
Butler S. W. Mrs., r. 2213 Polk
Butler T. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 106 Stockton
Butler Terrence, glassblower, r. Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Butler Thomas, r. 537 Sacramento
Butler Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
Butler Thomas, clerk, r. 107 Grove
Butler Thomas, laborer Occidental Hotel
Butler Thomas, molder, r. 529 Mission
Butler Thomas, seaman, r. 105 Clark
I Butler Thomas, waiter, r. 057 Mission
Butler Thomas, with John Muller
I Butler Thomas F., liquor saloon, 210 First, r. 857
Folsom
I Butler Thomas F., stenographer Union Iron Works
Butler Thomas J., laborer, r. S s Parker bet Alabama
and California Av, B. H.
Butler Thomas M., compositor Chronicle, r.415;i Na-
torn a
Butler Vincent K., manager P. F. Butler, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Washington, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
2409 Clay
Butler William, gasfitter Duffey Bros., r 34 Klssling
Butler William A., apprentice, r. 1324 Hayes
Bntler William A., vegetableman 1126 Market
Butler William H., law student Moses G. Cobb, r.
2409 Clay
Butler William J., millinery, 952 Market, r. 761 Va-
lencia
Butler William 0., merchant, r. 818 Eddy t^.-'7
Butler William R., special policeman, r. 338 ShipleyJ
Butler William S., butcher, r. 35J4 Freelon
Butler William W., janitor, 809 Market, r. Oakland
Butler Winifred, widow, r. Tehama nr Twenty-
eighth, B, H.
Butler X., grinder, r. 537 Sacramento
Buller iii Haldan (George E. Butler and Edward
B. Haldan) general agents Phcenix Assurance Co.
of London. American Fire Insurance Co. of New
York, Western Ashurance Co. of Toronto, United
States Fire Insurance Co. of New York, 413 Cali-
fornia
»■ Butler. See Beutler
Butt Chris C, groceries and liquors. 8W cor Nine-
teenth and Stevenson, r. 1804 Stevenson
Butt Peter D.. clerk Chris C. Butt, r. 1804 Stevenson
Butt Peter X., groceries and liquors, BE cor Butter
and Laguna
LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYIH,'
(SAJS FRANCIWrO. CAI*
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
r.utt r.t. r N. Jr.. clerk William Cluff & Co., r. 1631
Slltt<T
Hutt Walter, barber, r. f.20 Fourth
Uutte-Ciisparl Charles F., civil engineer and super-
intendent Oal. Dryer Co., 1100 Clay, r.l027 Pacific
Buttel Henry, compositor Bulletin, r. 315 Jessie
Buttelnianu Henry E. A., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Eleventh and Howard, r. 112 Twelfth
Butterfield C, machinist, r. 317 Bush
ButterQild Frank \V., bookkeeper Charles F. Doe &
Co., r. Berkeley
Butterfield Frederick L., woodworker C. Ross, r. 820
Jessie
Butterfield Jessie A. Miss, saleslady, r. 922 Jackson
Butterfield Louis, hatter M. Meussdorflfer, r. 820 Jes-
sie
922
Butterfield May Miss, saleslady Davis Bros
Jackson
Butterfield Nellie, widow, r. 922 Jackson
Butterfield William, auctioneer Bovee, Toy & Co., r.
Menlo Park
Butterfield William A., clerk, r. 332 Turk
ButtericU E. «Sf Co'3 Patteriig, Horace A.
Deming agent, 124 Post
Butterley Edward, fireman, r. 3^ Broadway
Butters Agnes Miss, stamper and embroiderer, r. 1021
Capp
Batters Bertha E. Miss (Butters & Cotter) r. The
Baldwin
Butters Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper The Baldwin
Butters Mary Mrs., r. 1021 Capp
Butters & Cotter (Miss Bertha E. Butters and Mrs.
Georgie Cotter) stenographers and typewriters,
508 California, room 35
Butterworth James, tinsmith, r. 1819 )i Stevenson
Butterworth John B., plumber and gasfltter, 1809
Polk, r. 723 Bay
Butterworth John W., plumber and gasfitter, 1139}^
Folsom
Butterworth Mrs. S., widow, proptr Pioneer House,
Larkln, bet North Point and Beach
Butter-ivortli Thomas C, glazier and manufac-
turer art stained glass, 15 Polk, r. 818 Treat Av
Buttgenbach Joseph, porkpacker and sausagemaker,
498 Fourth
Buttlar Charles, secretary Pac. Iron and Nail Co., r.
Oakland
Buttle John T., carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle William F., blacksmith, r. 209 Treat Av
Buttuer August, shirtmaker, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Buttner Christopher, cooper Fortmann & Co., r. 808
Laguna
Buttner Ernst, stableman Henry Pfeiffer, r. SE cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Buttner Henry, baker, r. 210 M Clara
Buttner Henry A., laborer City RR., r. 515 Guerrero
Biittner Hermann, teacher music, r. 917 Filbert
Biittner John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Buttner L. N.. ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 220 Eddy
Buttner William, foreman S. E. Hopper, r. 4 Hampton
PI
Buttomer Andrew, hostler, r. 811 Howard
Buttomer John, hostler, r. 811 Howard
Button Frank W., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 1126 Market
Butts James H., waiter, r. 31 Oak
Butts William B., canvasser, r. 31 Oak
Butwell Thomas H., oiler, r. 15 Eddy
Butz Austin W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
308 Jessie
Butz Frederick, r. 7109:^ Post
Butz Oscar W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
308 Jessie
Butzka William H., upholsterer B. F. Farrar, r. 210
Rose Av
Buvonier Vincent, milkman John Q. Heim, r. Al-
geria nr James
Buxton Nancy E., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Buxton O. W., r. Palace Hotel
Buxton P. B.Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Stockton
Buxt(.u Samuel, undertaker William J. Mallady, r.
231 Minna
Buxton Simon A., steward, r. 645 Stevenson
Buxtorf C, cigars and tobacco. 423 Snusome, r. 348
Third
Buyer Charles (Buyer & Reich) r. 1719 Bush
Buyer & Reiclt (Charles Buyer and Leopold
Reich) importers and jobbers fancy goods, Ger-
man woolen and cotton yarns, ribbons, notions,
etc., 221-223 Bush
Buyie Michael, cellarinan Hirschler Bros., & Co., r.
810 Green
Bu7zell Stillman D., r. 407 Minna
Bnzziiii George, importer and dealer wines and
liquors, 31 Ninth, r. 33 Ninth
Buzzlul Israel (Israel Buzzini & Co.) r. NW eor
Twenty-second and Dolores
Buzzini Israel & Co. (Israel Buzzlnl) wines and
liquors, 835 Valencia, andNW cor Twenty-second
and Dolores
Buzzine Joseph, shoemaker, r. Malacca nr Railroad
Av
Bybone William, baker, r. 220 Minna
Byer Benjamin, r. 309 Minna
Byer Frederick, restaurant. SE cor First Av and Eddy
Byere Henry K., collector The Saipuel Hill Co., r. 120
Jones
Byers John, stevedore, r. 1211 Montgomery
Byers Joseph, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2305
Ta.vlor
Byers J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Shotwell
Byers J. Walter, agent, r. 365 Jessie
Byers Robert J., receiving clerk P. C. SS. Co. Broad-
way Wharf No. 2, r. 1211 Montgomery
Byers Robert P., butcher, r. 288 Shotwell
Byington J. S., vice-president Home Benefit Life
Assn., r. Oakland
Byles George, real estate, r. 725 California
Byoon R., r. 863 J<5 Market
Byram Edward, detective, r. 614 Filbert
Byrne A. E. Mrs., widoW; r. 315 Gough
Byrne Allan, bookkeeper Quade & Straut, r.940 Geary
Byrne Alonzo L., polisher, r. 208 Octavia
Byrne Ann, widow, r. 7 Morris Av
Byrne Callaghan, clerk The State Investment Ins,
Co., r. NE cor Folsom and Eleventh
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, r. 641 Minna
Byrne Christopher, teamster, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrne Daniel, r. 13 Freelon, rear
Bvrne Daniel, clerk Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc,
r. 410 Eleventh
Byrne Daniel H., millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
20!^ Fifth
Byrne Dennis L., laborer, r. 1 August Alley
Bvrne E., r. 509 Pine
Byrne Edward, wharfinger Third St. Wharf, r. 411
Third
Byrne E. L. Mrs., r. 10 Madison Av
Byrne Frances, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Byrne Francis E., r. 529 Sacramento
Byrne Frank, speculator, r. 203 Hyde
Byrne Frank J., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Byrne Frank X., carpenter, r. 1425 Geary
Byrne Garrett J., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. Lick House
Byrne George, seaman, r. 650 Howard
Byrne Henry L., stockraiser, r. 533 Sutter
Byrne Henry T., teamster, r. 2623 Pine
Byrne James, chaircaner, r. 516 Brannan
Byrne James A., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E b
Michigan near Sierra
Byrne James D., carriagepainter CarvlU Mnfg Co., r.
Army nr Castro
Byrne James F., carpenter, r. Twenty-sixth nr Co-
lumbia
Byrne James F. Jr., carpenter, r. Twenty-sixth nr
Columbia
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
THE HASTINGS,"
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of HarlM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WU. SSSTOIT, Asst Uanagei
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfrVl MILLER PIANO Gil:l^T°"px°A",,Ts"A
BYE
287
CAB
Bvrne James J., assiBtant plnmbiug and drainage In-
spector Board of Health, r. ll'J Welsh
Byrne James K. (Byrne & Cross) r. Lick House
Byrne J. J., passenger agent Atlantic and Pac. RR.,
4 New Montgomery
Byrne Johanna, widow, r. 6 Johnston Av
Byrne John, laborer, r. 6 Johnston Av
Byrne John, laborer, r. 130 Rose Av
Byrne John, liquor saloon, 148 New Montgomery, r.
650 Howard
Byrne John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. coi' Gun-
nison Av and Twenty-seventh
Byrne John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 729 Church
Byrne John, with Mrs. R. Byrne, r. 905 Harrison
Byrne John E., etockraiser, r. 533 Sutter
Byrne John F., grainer J. P. Fraser, r. 8 Rausch
Bvrne John M., capitalist, 533 Kearny, r. 533 Sutter
Byrne John T., hatter, r. 3102 California
Byrne Joseph T., engraver James McGinn, r. 7 Mor-
ris Av
Byrne Katie, dressmaker, 6 Howard Court
Byrne Margaret, widow, r. 1514 Geary
Byrne Mary, widow, r. 74 Natoma
Byrne Maurice, cooper, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Byrne Michael, salesman G. Verdler & Co., r. 1020
Jackson
Byrne Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 4 Board-
man PI
Byrne Michael C, r. 4 Chesley
Byrne Patrick, clerk, r. 420 Fulton
Byrne Patrick, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 5 Board-
mun PI
Byrne Patrick, upholsterer, r. 787 Folsom
Byrne Patrick J., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
118 Jones
Byrne Patrick T., laborer Catton, Bell & Co.
Byrne R. Mrs., wood and coal, 402-404 Fifth, r. 905
Harrison
Bvrne Richard, coachman, r. 1321 Washington
Byrne R. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1809
Steiner
Byrne Robert, mining, r. 15 Lafayette
Byrne Stephen, groceries and liquors, W s Gunnison
Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Byrne Stephen, painter and paper hanger, r. 110 Fell
Byrne Thomas, r. 2623 Pine
Byrne Thomas, contractor, r. 032 Fell
Byrne Thomas, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 15 Austin
Byrne Thomas, policeman, r. 1005 Natoma
Byrne Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 911 Capp
Byrne Thomas H.. plumber, r. 8 Rausch
Byrne Walter, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 603
Fourth
Byrne William J., bartender James Conway, r. 1407
Devlsadero
Byrne William J., boilermaker, r. 74 Natoma
Byrne William J., engineer, r. 2236 Pine
Byrne William J., grainer J. P. Fraser, r. 8 Rausch
Byrne William J. Jr., gastitter and plumber, r. 1407
Devisadero
Byrne Winifred, wli^ow, r. 1621 3i Geary
Byrne W. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2236 Pine
Byrne W. S., r. 1045 Market
Byrne «S( Cross (James K. Byrne and Charles W.
Cross) attorneys at law, 31» Pine, rooms 35-41
10" Byrne. See Bulrne
Byrnes Annie, varieties, C45 Third
Byrnes Charles, waiter, r. 255 Stevenson
Byrnes Charles P., printer, r. 1407 Devisadero
Byrnes Clarence, assistant manager The Bancroft Co.,
r. 1010 Dolores
Byrnes Daniel, carpenter, r. 645 Third
Byrnes David, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 508 Linden
Av
Byrnes Edward, stableman McNab & Smith, r. 839
Harrison
Byrnes Elizabeth, domestic 2400 Howard
Byrnes H., driver Presidio RR.
IN THE
kx^m:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
.AT XjO'VT'EST ZRA^TES.
1 & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufuctarerx of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Byrnes James (McDermott & Byrnes) r. cor Mission
Road and Onondaga Av
Byrnes James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 217 Fif-
teenth
Byrnes James, electrician George L. Hensel, r. 16
Bourbin PI
Byrnes James, hostler Fitzgerald & Conlon, r. 136
Fern Av
Byrnes James, plumber, r. 160 Clara
Byrnes James E., purser stmr State of California, r.
1410 Howard
Byrnes J. C, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Byrnes J. H., r. 219 Capp
Byrnes John, finisher, r. 502 Shotwell
Byrnes John, with S. F. Bridge Co.. r. Railroad Av nr
Algeria
Bjrnes John C. (Morosco & Byrnes) r. 727 Howard
Byrnes .John C, laborer, r. 502 Shotwell
Byrnes John J., carpenter, r. 10 Sumner
Byrnes Joseph, hackmau Plaza, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrnes Mary, widow, r. 502 Shotwell
Byrnes Patrick, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 547
Mission
Byrnes Peter, driver, r. 427 Third
Byrnes Sarah A., Widow, bakery and varieties. 2130
Fillmore
Byrnes William, r. 26 Turk
Byrnes William, painter, r. W B California Av nr
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Byrnes William A. woodturner A. I. Sanborn, r. 1939
Stevenson
Byrnes William H., engraver, r. 1939 Stevenson
Byrnes William M., policeman, r. 2619 Bush
8^ Byrnes. See Burnes and Burns
Bvron August, machinist, r. 22 Mary
Byron Benjamin, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 415 Twenty-second
Byron Daniel J., contractor and bricklayer, r. 2919 Ji
Mission
Byron John, bricklayer and contractor, r. 117 Nine-
teenth
Byron John J., painter, r. 1427 Jackson
Byron Maria Miss. r. 1235 Market
Byron Margaret, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 117
Nineteenth
Byron May, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 117 Nine-
teenth
Byron Michael, fireman and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Byron Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron William E., bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byson Henry, waiter, r. 3 Harriet
Bystrom Charles, boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 116 Shot-
well
Bywaters William M., liquor saloon 310 Townsend
Byxbee 8. G., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. Ber-
keley
Byxbee John F., commission dealer lumber, 3 Cali-
fornia, r. East Oakland
Byxbee Robert G., president and manager Na-
varro Mill Co., oifice 42 Market, r. Fruit Vale
BSr Byxbee. See Bixby
Cabaniss Charles A., with The J. Dewing Co., r. 1919
Polk
Cabaniss George H., attorney at law, 609 Sacramento,
r. 1919 Polk
Cabanot Bernard, butcher, r. cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
Cabanot Peter, butcher, r. cor St. Thomas and Yazoo
Cabanski Martin, tailor, r. 156 Third
Oabanski Sophie, waitress, r. 103 Third
CabantouB Felix, cooper, r. 520 Geary, rear
Cable Emma Miss, r. 810 Central Av
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agents
4^9 California Sti
CAB
CAH
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KN«^.I-ISir AND ami:kk'an
KitfitUMtit'. 4>l:ixo<l iiii«l I'lHiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
(Joliii
Cable Hovisc, MrB. Ji-imie Breen proptr, cor Twenty-
eijjlith »iul VftUuicia
Cables Alfred H.. bartender F. Garcia, r. 1012 Fill-
more
Caboim Ant.niio, blncltsmith, r. 1112 Kearny
Cnbona Gioviiuni B., blnckBmith, r. 1112 Kearny
Calionia Andrea, marble worker, r. 822 Vallejo
Ciibosael John B., butcher, 2420 California, r. 34
Wildey
Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) r. 920 Van
Ness Av
Cabrera Eduardo M, r. 920 Van Ness Av
Cabrera Robert, clerk Haas Bros., r. 920 Van Ness Av
Cabrera, Roma t!k Co. (Edunrdo Cabrera and
J. Mariano Roma) importers and commission
merobaots, 123 California, rooms 7-10
Cabune Peter, proptr San Bruno Dairy, S s Lahaina
bet Penobscot and Santee, B. H.
Caccia Joseph, clerk G. E. Porta, r. 1323 Stockton
Caceres Joseph, seaman, r. 411 Brannan
Cachot Maximilian, physician. 207 Taylor
Cadafran M. E. Miss (Reid & Cadagan) r. 126 Kearny
Cadacan Patrick, seaman, r. 525 Second
Caddell John, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2000 Mc-
Allister
Cadden John, painter, r. 219 S,cott
Cadden MatLew, framemaker, r. 1828J4 Market
Cademartori James, sawyer Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. fi06 Greenwich
Cademartori Louis, r. 606 Greenwich
Cadenasso Giuseppe, cravon artist, 33 Kearny, r. 116
Olive Av
CADENAU J. M. & CO.
i*I. Cndeiiau) French caterers, 738
Golden Gate Av. See photograpli of
TjufTet table opposite pagre.
Cadenau John M. (J. M. Cadenau & Co.) r. 728 Golden
Gate Av
Cadien Andrew M., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 508
Taylor
Cadieux Isaac L., r. 12 Mason
Cadigan William, lumberman, r 13 Baldwin Court
B^" Cadigan. See Cadofran
Cadiz Eugenia O. De, widow, r. 1422 Clay
Cadman Brothers (Charles K. and Julius G.) plumb-
ers and gasfitters, 1214 Polk
Cadman Charles K. (Cadman Bros.), r. East Oakland
Cadman John O., manager agencies Home Benefit
Life Association 104 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Cadman Julius G. (Cadman Bros.) r. Alameda
Cadogan Ellen Miss, bakery, 348 Fifth
Cadogan James J., bookkeeper M. Warde & Co., r.
Oakland
Cadogan John, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Cadogan John H.. clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Cadogan Lawrence F., correspondent First National
Bank, r. Oakland
Cadogan P. A., bookkeeper Crocker- Woolworth Na-
tional Bank. r. Oakland
Cardonell Joseph, wool puller, r. N b Venzuela, bet
Tombigbee and Potomac
Cadnc Philip, president Patent Brick Co. and PI.
lot Commissioner, office 412 California
Caduc Philip Mrs., r. 2123 Sacramento
Cadwalader Eliza, widow, r. 2116 Bush
Cadwell William B., r. 1028 J« Folsom
Cady Annie, widow, r. 28 South Park
Cady Bridget, widow, r. S 8 Farrell Court nr Fair
Oaks
Cady C, repnirer Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r. 317 Eddy
Cady Edward, r. 480 Stevenson
Cady George B., photographer, r. 311 Leavenworth
Csdv Harry B., carrier Guide, r. 431 Franklin
Cady J., widow, r. 328 Ellis
Cady Lorenzo, builder, r. 782 Harrison
Cady Mazona, capitali^^t, r. 782 Harrison
Cady Sophia Mrs., nurse, r. 2013 Howard
Cady Thomas, fireman strar San Bias
Cady William J., saloonkeeper, r. 431 Franklin
Caen Jacob, repairer uinbrellaB, 22 Stockton, r. 507
Jackaon
Caosar J. S., stork clerk Davis Bro8.,r. San Rafael
Uxl.± JJ J.Xl£j M. Johnson proprietor,
ladies' coffee saloon, 'ZUl Kearnjr
Cafl'all James, clerk, r. 218 Union
CafT'ill Mary, widow, r. 218 Union
Caflfarata Antonio, r. 802 Broadway
Catfarata Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Cafferata Erasmo, r. 182 Stevenson, rear
Caffery John, teamster, r. 116 Shipley, rear
Caffery Rose E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 122 Taylor
Caflfery Thomas A., paperhanger G. W. Clark &Co., r.
11 Glen Park Av
Caft'rey Edward, laborer, r. 911 M Eighteenth
Caffrey Edward Jr., laborer, r. 911 M Eighteenth
Caffrey Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 406 Bryant
Caflfrey Timothy, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
B3^ Caffrey. See McCaffery and McCaffrey
CaffyP. F., carrier Post Office, r. 3»H Hawthorne
Caglieri A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 1604 Pacitic Av
Caglieri George G., bookkeeper F. Daueri & Co., r.
1022 Filbert
Cagnacci Clement, clerk A. Buchignani & Co., r.
1509 Broadway
Cagnacci Clemente, boxmaker, r. 222 Broadway
Cagnacci George, salesman P. Marsicano, r. 1516
Powell
Cagney Timothy M., carpenter, r.422 Natoma
Cagney T. M. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 422 Natoma
Cahalan George W., calker, r. 340M Fifth
CahalanJohn L.. carpenter, r. l-iH Laskie
Cahalau Julia, widow, dry goods, W s Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Calahan Lincoln, salesman, r. W s Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Cahalan P.. r. 317 Bush
Cahalin Edward J., assistant bookkeeper Porter,
Slessinger * Co., r. 616 Jones
Cahalin Gertrude H. Miss, principal Peabody Primary
School, r. 616 Jones
Cahalin John, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
61b Jones
Cahen A. & Co.. merchants (Hill's Ferry) office 302
California
Cahen Abraham S. (Cahen & Co.) r. 410 Van Ness Av
Cahen Adolph, buyer Cabn & Co., r. 1228 Golden
Gate Av
Cahen Alfred (A. Cahen & Co.) r. 419 Van Ness Av
CAHEN BROTHEES .soio^on
Calien) tanners and dealers liides, pelts,
etc., 41 Clay
Cahen David (Cahen & Co.) r. 1228 Golden Gate Av
Cahen Emil, clerk, r. 410 Van Ness Av
Cahen Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Sou) r. 1808 Laguna
Cahen Louis (Louis Calien & Son) r. 1808 Laguna
CAHEN LOUIS & SON ,i.o„is
and Isidore VV. ) agents Betliesda min-
eral ■water, and manufactux'ers syrups,
bitters, cordials, etc., 418 Sacramento
Cahen Max, with M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1220 Golden
Gate Av
Cahen Mayo, buyer Cahen iz Co., r. 410 Van Ness Av
Cahen Sigmund, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1228
Golden Gate Av
Cahen Solomon (Caben Bros.) r. 1944 Fillmore
Cahen & Co. (Abraham S. and David Cahen) dealers
hides, wool and grain, 34 Clay
Cahill Bernard J., laundryman Thomas Roy & Co.. r.
SW cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Cahill Bridget, widow, r. W s Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
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LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Shcv Cases
and Store Fixtures .
3? MarM St.
Hand Painted China— All the Finest Varieties. Best Ploted and Crystal Table Ware
Damask Linen. Silver Tureens. Pitchers and Trays. Gilded Cake and Fruit Baskets
Handsome Coflfee and Tea Sets, etc. Costly Epergnes— (High Silver Center-pieces) . Grand Punch Urns
and Mugs, Gold Lined.
China Lemonade Bowls, with Fancy Colored Glass Mugs. French Plate Looking Glasses for the center
of Tables.
Candelabras, Superior Decorations and Ornaments, and ALL the other requisites furnished
Also Tables, Chairs, Dancing Cloths, Awuings, etc., when reqaested.
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pins, Oysters.
Pyramids, Neapolitan Bricks and Plain Ice Creams, Jellies, Charlotte Russe, Fine Center Pieces, Pastry,
etc., furnished at short notice.
Experienced Waiters in Full Dress and Skillful French Cooks always on hand.
A Note or Postal to "THE 9IAISON CADENAU," 7'^8 Goldeu
Gate ATenue, will receive prompt attention.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
MILLBRAE DAIRY
F. H. GREEN.
Hotels, Restaurants and Private Families supplied with Country Milk and Cream from
Millbrae, San Mateo County.
I'RODCCED FROM
Good Pasture, Wholesome Feed and Healthy
Cattle,
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Gir&SbiooL, IBto.
Secure healthy, wholesome milk for yourself and children from this
well-known dairy.
THIRD AND BRANNAN STREETS,
Telephone 3213. SAN FRANCISCO.
ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.
Iwas^n1t?n st.I Proicers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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289
CAL
C»hill Charles E., lather, r. 3 McDermott PI
Cahill Christopher J., painter, r. 3()7 ^i Natoma
Cahlll D., laborer P. M. 38. Co.
Cahill E. & Co. (Edward Cahill) stockbrokers, 406
Montgomery
Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.) r. 706 Stockton
Cahill Edward F., clerk, r. 410 O'Farrell
Cahill Edward F.. painter John L. Cahill, r. 2616
Larkin
Caliill Edward J., civil enelneer and surveyor
325 Montgomery, room 15, r. Grand Hotel
Cahill Henry, painter John L. Cahill, r. 25 Sixth
Cahill Isabella, dreRsmaker, r. 12 !« Verona
Cahill J., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Cahill James, capitalist, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill James, capitalist, office 400 Montgomery, r.
410 O'Farrell
Cahill James, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 308 Tehama
Cahill James, liquor saloon, 231 Ritch
Cahill James F., r. 230 Turk
Cahill James H., bookkeeper, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill John, clerk Kuhl, Roemer & Co., r. 5U Leaven-
worth
Cahill John, collector J. L. Cahill. r. 611 3^ Minna
Cahill John cooper, r. 221 Fifth
Cahill John, plumber P. R. O'Brien, r. Oakland
Cahill John, stockbroker, r. 514 Leavenworth
Cahill John J., fruit dryer, r. 12 Ji Verona
Cahill John J., house and sign painter, 1704 Hyde, r.
1218 Union
Cahill John J., painter John L. Cahill, r. 611% Minna
Cahill John J., salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 807 Cali-
fornia
Caliill Jolin Li. , house and sign painter, 23 Sixth,
r. 1413 Hayes
Cahill Joseph, lather, r. Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Cahill Martin, coffee packer, t. 572 Folsom
Cahill Michael, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 733
Market
Cahill Michael, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 10 Ji Heron
Cahill Patrick, seaman, r. 49 Jessie
Cahill Patrick H., woolgrader, r. 343 Tehama
Cahill Patrick W., glasnblower, r. 161 Shipley
Cahill Stephen D., dentist, 1238 Valencia
Cahill Thomas E., upholsterer, r. 15 Freelon, rear
Cahill Thomas J., patternmaker, r. 225 Fourth
Cahill William, painter, r. 37 X Rausch
Cahill William, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 78
Natoma
Cahill William, shipwright, r. 12^ Verona
Canill William, stonecutter, r. 1314 M Harrison
Cahill William Jr., plumber, r. 12 J4 Verona
Cahill William J., helper S. F. Candle Factory, r.
1314}^ Harrison
Cahill William H., lather, r. Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Cahn Aaron, office 115 Battery, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Armaud, salesman, r. 512 Third
Cahn C. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Sutter
Cahn David (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. Paris
Cahn Israel, capitalist, r. 1120 Post
Cahn Julius, r_1120 Post
Cahn Leopold, salesman Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r.
1120 Post
Cahn Maier A. (Risdon, Cahn & Co.) r. Oakland
Cahn Mayer I. (Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co.) r. 1120
Post
Cahn Meyer L., cashier Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1219 Sut-
ter
Cahn Nathan (Stern, Loeb k Co., Los Angeles) office
219 Bush. r. 807 Polk
Calm, Nickelgbarg^ & Co. (Hayer I. Cahn,
Siegfried Nickelsburg, Joseph Bastheim and
Cerf Weyl) manufacturers and importers boots
and shoes, leather findings, etc., factory 115-117
Hayes, office and salesrooms 129-131 Sansome
a9^ Cahn. See Caheu and Eabn
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DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MABKET STBEET.
Cailleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 48 Geary, r. 1424
Geary
Cailleaud Adolph, butcher Henry Cailleaud. r. 606
Pine
Cailleaud Henry, butcher 81-82 California Market r
606 Pine
Cailtenx John B., chicken ranch, cor Berlin and Bur-
rows, U. M. T.
Cain , widow, r. 7 Gaven
Cain Aquilla, clerk collection dept Wells Fargo k
Co., r. 615 Seventeenth
Cain Charles J., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 Gaven
Cain Dennis, laborer, r. 30 White's PI
Cain Edwara, pressman Dempster Bros., r. 46 Nor-
folk
Cain James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley
Cain James, molder, r. 936 Folsom, rear
Cain James H. (Cain & Mitchell) r. 1111 McAllister
Cain James H., typewriter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 430 Pine
Cain Jeremiah J., foreman tailor shop Industrial
School
Cain John, carpenter, r. Sanchez bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Cain John, fireman, r. 35^ Broadway
Cain John J., plumber, r. 226}^ Clara
Cain Michael, hostler J. Fagan, r. 332 Bush
Cain Peter P. (Cain & Co.) r. 637 Washington
Cain Rufus R., contractor, r. 213 Page
Cain Ruth Miss, housekeeper 230 Oak
Cain Thomas, painter, r. 324 Tehama
Cain Thomas F., painter, r. 7 Gaven
Cain & Co. (Peter P. Cain) commission merchants,
206-208 Washington
Cain & Mitchell (James H. Cain and William F. Mit-
chell) commission merchants, 212 Washington
8£?"Cain. See Cane, Kaen, Kain and Kane
Caine Carlos, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 217
Second
Caine Charles, carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Caine George R., r. 5 Park Av
Caine Thomas W., carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Caipi E., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 407 Pacific
Caird Mary, widow, r. 631 Union
Caire Arthur J., salesman Justinian Caire and secre-
tary Santa Cruz Island Co. 521 Market, r. Oak-
land
Caire Frederick F., salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oak-
land J
Caire Justinian, hardware, assayers and chemists' ma-
terials and glassware, 521 Market, r. Oakland
Cairns Elizabeth, widow, r. 503 Jessie
Cairns John T., machinist, r. 209 Harrison
Cairns Lizzie Miss, teacher Pacific Business College
shorthand and typewriting dept, r. 513 Shot-
well
Cairns William, r. 513 Shotwell
i^"Cairn8. See Cams, Kearns and Kerns
Calto Baptista (B. Caito & Co.; r. 10 Margaret
Caito B. k Co. (Baptista Calto) fish dealers, 17 Clay
St. Market
Caja Leonarda, r. 5 Pollard PI
Calais Charles, Parislen Bazaar, 833-835 Market
Calale Miche. master mariner, r. 331 Union, rear
Calamarl Antonio, wood and coal, .506 Green
Calame Charles, accountant, r. 1620 Mason
Calame Edward C, clerk, r. Lick House
Calamity William, longshoreman, r. !502)4 Broadway
Calaveras Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) Butler Burris secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Oalciare Sylvester, vegetable peddler, r. 1323 Minna,
rear
Calderon Dolores, widow, r. 1421 Powell
Calderone Antonio, r. 1511 Dupont
Calderwood G. W., editor Cal. Trade Journal, r. Oak-
land
Calderwood John A., carpenter, r. 672 Twentieth
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19
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F.S, C.I I...
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE '^s.^i.i^^Ii^^T'^^f>^^I^rr.^r^Ii^:
CAL
200
CAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroiirKua or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Caldron U.Miuis, lontjsbiTc-iiinn, r. \V b Bryant Av bet
SiilRiiii ami HmiP
OaldwoU Andrew J., sailmaker, r. 1019 Leavenworth
Caldwell AUfjuR 1?., t -li-phone lineman, r. 1G27 Clay
Caldwell Frank, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Caldwell tieorge, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
TOi! Folsom
Caldwell cfeorse H., r. 1227 Paciflc
Caldwell George T., with W. T. Caldwell, r. 2313
Jackson
Caldwell Hush M., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 129 Diamond
Caldwell James, r. 909 Oak
Caldwell James A., expressman, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Caldwell James W., r. 568 Mission
Caldwell John, baker, r. 30 Sixth
Caldwell John, bookbinder, r. 742 Tehama
Caldwell John, steward, r. 3^:^ Broadway
Caldwell Joseph M. (Caldwell & Co.) r. 10 Dearborn
PI
Caldwell M. Mrs., widow, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Caldwell Martha, widow, dressmaking, 1716 Leaven
worth
Caldwell Mary E., teacher Bernal Heights Primary
bchool, r. 10 Dearborn PI
Caldwell Minnie, dressmaker, r. 187 Hyde
Caldwell Robert, drayman Geo. H. Tay Jc Co., r. 728
Howard
Caldwell Robert C, tailor, r. 706 Folsom
Caldwell Samuel B., president Pac. Coast Co-opera-
tive Cigar Mufg Co., 304 Battery, r. 736 Folsom
Caldwell William, canvasser, r. 157^ Dore
Caldwell William D.. buyer Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 1510^ Polk
Caldwell William H., bookkeeper Hulse, Bradford &
Co., r. 2217 Larkin
Caldwell W. T. . importer and wholesale dealer
bedding supplies, and agent Glover & Willcomb
(Boston, New York and Chicago) and Gary &
Moen (New York) 658 Mission, r. 2313 Jackson
Caldwell & Go. (Joseph M. Caldwell and Herbert L.
Swarthout) hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor
Seventeenth and Valencia
B^ Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell
Caleb Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Caleb M. Mrs., widow, r. 1123 Post
Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Dakota) W. Letts Oliver,
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A.
S. Groth, secretary, 414 California
Caledonian Club Hall. Ill Larkin
Caledonian Insurance Co. (Fire of Edinburgh)
Balfour, Giithrie & Co., general agents, George
W. Spencer, manager, 316 California
Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, Henry Coubrough
& Co., proprietors, 713-719 Sansome
Calegaris Giuseppi, r. 1513 Dupont
Calei^aris Joseph. E., druggist and chemist, 8E
cor "Kearny and Pacific, r. 1801 Stockton
Calelly James, plumber, r. 353 Clementina
Calestini Brothers & Co. (James and John Calestini
and Luigi Franchi) sausagemakers, 1524 Dupont
Calestini James (Calestini Bros. & Co.) r. 420 Filbert
Calestini John (Calestini Bros. & Co.) r. 420 Filbert
Calestreme E., cabinetmaker Charles Greffe, r. 10
Caroline PI
Caley Robert, blacksmith, r. 130 Dorland
Calhoun Charles A., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 12 Oc-
tavia
Calhoun David T., carpenter, r. Utah nr Center
Calhoun Distilling Co., The (Covington, Ky.) Samp-
son Rosenblatt, manager, ofBce 116 California
Calhoun James, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Calhoun James C, clerk New Franklin Hotel
Calhoun J. C, switchman S. P. Co., r. 559^ Bryant
Calhoun J. H., compositor Bulletin
Calhoun John, longshoreman, r. 4 Main
Calhoun John M., clerk Tom 0. Grant, r. Oakland
Calhoun Martin, teamster 8. H.Harmon Lumber Co.,
r. 8 Juniper
Calhoun William, longshoreman, r. 4 Main
Calhoun William, teamster McKenna & Purcell, r.
12 Eleventh
Galice A. Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mission
California Academy of Sciences, H. W. Hark-
uess president, William F. Smith secretary, SW
cor California and Dupont
California and Mexican Steamship Line,
John Bermingham agent, 10 Market
Caiiforiiin and Nevada Ice Co., John W.
Stewart superintendent, 350 Tehama
CALIFORNIA AND ORESON CIDER CO,
(.Jacob Klein) office 417 Battery, factory
407 Merchant
California and Oregon Produce Co., August Solomon
agent, 427 Front
California and Oregon Land Co., R. N. Van Brunt
secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
California and Pacific Creani of Tartar
Works, A.Vignier proprietor, office 429-431 Bat-
tery, factory cor Seventh and Bryant
California Architect and Building: Newa,
James E. Wolfe editor and proprietor, 240 Mont-
gomery
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
Thomas Varney president, L. F. Reichling secre-
tary, F. J. Gedge superintendent, office 404 Mont-
gomery
California Associated Pres', Auchmuty Richardson
general manager, 302 Montgomery, room 47
California Athletic Club, 216 Grant Av
California Band, headquarters 539 California
California Barrel Co., John L. Koster presi-
dent, works Potrero, office 323 Front, room 5
California Bellows Mnfg Co. (George T. and James
Campbell) 123 Beale
California Bible Society, Geo. C. McConnell agent,
757 Market
California Boiler Works, Pretorious & Lemmer
proprietors, 12.5-127 Fremont
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer Co., office 116
California
California Brass W^orks, Weed & Kingwell pro-
prietors, 125 First
California Brid^re Co., Alfred W. Burrell presi-
dent, C. E. Cotton secretary, 22 California, rooms
23-24
California Butcher Saw Manufactory, John
Mignola proprietor, 2420 Post and 34 Grand Cen-
tral Market
California C;ickler, (monthly) Cackler Publishing
Co. publishers, 202 Sacramento
California Cap Co. (William Letts Oliver and F.
J. Fletter) manufacturers blasting caps and elec-
tric explosives, Stege Station, Contra Gosta Co.,
otiice 310 California
California Car and Mill>vright W^orka, J.
Hammond & Go. proprietors, 217-227 Fremont
California Carriage Top Manufactory, Charles H.
Laage proptr, 216-218 Mission
California Chemical W^orks, John Reynolds
proprietor, Es San Bruno Road,nr Twenty-eighth
California Christian Advocate (weekly) Rev.
John D. Hammond agent, Rev. B. F. Crary editor,
1037 Market
CALIFORNIA CIGAR BOX CO,
(C. A. Hooper, Moses P. Hubbard and
George W. Hooper) manufacturers ci-
gar, tobacco and fancy boxes, and deal-
ers in cigar box labels, ribbons and
trimmin^^s, N s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
California Cloak Co., Charles Mayer & Son pro-
prietors, 509 Market
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSOKS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CLOTHIER,®,
ft.XCK house: BliOCK.
THE LM Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
¥M. SEZTOIT, As:t. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COBIPANY
maTk?tVifine printim from new TyPK.
CAL
291
CAL
California Cold Storage Co., warehouse and
refrigerator cor Eiebth and BraDnau. office 303
Battery
California College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
California Colonization Co. (London and Sun Fran-
cisco) John Mason agent, 511 California
California Commercial College, Geortje B. Barnard
manager, 46 O'Farrell
California Conserving Co., Henry E. Hall
manager, manufacturers glac^d and evaporated
fruits, 535 Brannan
California Copper WorUs, Ferdinand Todt pro-
prietor, 2'2ii Fremont
California Coralline and Millings Co., C. S.
Laumeister president, M. Ehrmau treasurer, H.
R. Bobbins Jr. manager, 203-207 Mission
California Cotton Mills Co. (Oakland) office 310 Cali-
fornia ^
California Dairy, William Hall proptr, Ocean House
Koad, nr Farley's Old Corner
California Demokrat (daily, -weekly and Sun-
day) Fr. Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors,
409-413 Bush
California Directory for Nurses, office 712-714 Bush
CALIFORNIA DISTILLINS CO.
manag^ers.
(Antioclil C. Jost & Son
office 30G-308 Clay
California Ooor Co., oeBce 22 California
California I>ry Dock Co., Oliver Eldridge
president, William C. Gibbs secretary, docks
foot of Bryant and Spear, and Hunter's Point,
and proprietors Mission Rock Warehouse, otfice
303 California, room 18
California Dryer Co., Charles F. Caspari-Butte su-
perintendent, 1100 Clay
California Electric Gas I^igliting Co., office
3.1 Market
California Electric Liglit Co., George H. Roe
secretary and manager, 227-229 Stevenson
California Electric Po-*ver Co., office 35 Mar-
cal'ifornia electrical works
A. Summer Held Jr. president, Paul
Seller superintendent and manager,
J. G. Bloomer secretary and treasurer,
manufacturers and dealers electrical
supplies, 35 Market
California Export Journal (monthly) Bern-
hard Olcovich publisher, office 12-14 Front
California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. pro-
priet'jrs, 1004 Howard
California Fence Manufacturing Co., Charles Greene
pre.sldent. William C. Flint secretary, H. T. Ren-
ton suDerintendent, 24 Commerciiil
California Fig Syrup Co., Richard E. Queen manager,
1059 Howard
California Fire Aparatiis Maiiiifact'ns Co.
James S. Xaismitli miiiiiiger, 18 Cal-
ifornia
California Fire W^orks Co., J.B.Wooster & Co.
agents, office au'l salesroom 218-220 Front, lab-
oratory cor Falkland and Platte, South S. F.
California Flour E.tporter.s' Association, M. 0. Ellis
*i Son agents, 2V Merchants' Exchauge
California Fruit and Wine Laud Co., Joseph New-
man secretary, 222 Sansome
California Fr\iit Extract Syrup and Perfumery Co.,
E. Guittard & Co. agents. 207-2i)9 Sacramento
California Kruit Evaporating Co., S. Eoblman and
Edwin Hayden proptr.s, 818 Battery
California FruitGrowwr (weekly) Fruit Grow-
ers' PublishlngXJo. publishers. 121 Montgomery
California Fruit Union. Horatio P. Livermore
president, H. A. Fairbank secretary, office 507
Montgomery, rooms 13-14
ii.
IX THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL i:)i:si<;ns in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MNFG. CO.
N. P. Cole president, manufacturers, j
importers and -wliolesale and retail '
dealers furniture, 2!i0>226 Bush. Will j
remove June Ist, 1888. to " Starr King I
Bldg,
ton
Geary bet Grant Av and Stock-
CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIATION
James B. Merritt manager, 35 ;>Iarket
California Fuse Works, James Eva proptr, cor Four-
teenth and Channel, office 230 California
California Gas Fixture Co., Ralph P. Merilllon sec-
retary, 122-124 Sutter
California Glass Bending and Cutting
Works, Samuel E. Hopper proprietor, 39 Jj Fre-
mont
California Glove Co., F. G. Conklin & Co.
proprietors, 585 Market
California Glue Works, M. ' Holje proptr, NW cor
Sixth Av and R, South S. F., office 116 Front
California Grain Trade Association, William B. For-
tune secretary, 31« California
California Fruit Growers' Association, 220 Sutter
California Hall, 417 Kearny
California Hall, 1231 Green
California Homceopath (bi-monthly) Boericke &
Schreck publishers, 234 Sutter
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO,
li. B. BencUley president, Z. Burns
vice-president, C. M. Keeuey secretary,
P. Xoble superintendent, -tvorks Po-
trero Point, office 303 Market
California Hosiery Co., John Williams secre-
tary. Richard J. Walshe manager, 535 Market
California Hotel, Jean-Marie Gales i Co. pro-
prietors, 210 Montgomery .\v
California House, Germain Pouchon manager, 626
California
California House, William Thompson proptr, 103
Clark
California Illnstrated Spirit of the Times,
Marcus D. Boruck publisher and proprietor, 021
Sausome
California Insurance Co. (fire and marine)
Louis L. Bromwell president, W. H. 0. Fowler
Secretary, 318 California
Califuruia Iron and Steel Co., F. Bonacina secre-
tary, 438 California, room 3
California Italian Paste Co., 0. R. Splivalo b
Co. proprietors, 321 Sacrnmento
California Jewelry Co. (Levison Brothers)
134 Sutter
California Jewelry Factory, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt proprietors, 9 Hardie PI
California Journal(Germau weekly)Cal. Journal
Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, office 535
California
California Journal Publishing Co., pub1i<iher8 and
proptrs California Journal, 535 California
California Jute Mill Co., L. P. Drexler presi-
dent, L. S. Lissak secretary, office 409 Califor-
nia
Cillfornia Kennel Club, 539 California
California Label and General Printing House, Labadle
Ac Bretonnel proptrs, 410 Mission
California Land and Development Co.. Philo Mills
secretary, 320 California, room 13
California Land and Timber Co., James E.
Boy.l president, Richard U. P.rry secretary and
treasurer, 401 California, rooms 24-25
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S.^^A^^rA^^S^c^i';? ^^l^^ifl.
CAL
292
CAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Optfu Kirt' - Plaic« Triiiiiiiiii$;s
a Sp«'cijilf y.
-IC , 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Callforiiin I^nixl AsHOciutloii, C. M. Arnold
presidt'iit, A. A. Huyt vice-president and nian-
Rger, L. C. Trailer serretary, auctioueers and real
eM«te agents, f.:<4 Market
California Laud Co., GeorRe Easton president. H.
Clay Miller secretary. 315 California, rooms 8-10
California Launch Building Co., J.Morizio secretary,
32S MoutKoniery. rdoni ii
California Lawn Tennis Club. Dell Linderman prtsi-
dent. SE cor Bush and Scott
California Liiiif Packets from Xe^v York,
Williams Dimond & Co. asents. 202 Market
California Lumber Exchange, Frank E. Pre-
ble secretary, office Pier 3, Steuart
California Slachine Works, William H. Birch
& Co. proprietors, manufacturers steam engines,
flour and mining machinery and elevators. Hi)
Beale
California Market, Thomas Brown superintend-
ent, from California to Pine, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
California Mattress Co., Charles Eickoff pro-
prietor, junction Market. Dolorf-s and Fourteenth
California Medical College, 2417 Mission
California Mill (planing) Beaue & Parrish pro-
prietors, 30-34 Spear
California National Bank of San Fran-
cisco, R. P. Thomas president. R. A. Wilson vice-
pre.-^ident. C. H. Ramsden cashier, 621-623 Mar-
ket, under Palace Hotel
California Nursery, Henry Melde proprietor,
San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth, depot 409
Sutter
California Ochre Mining Co., ochre, dry paints, etc.,
George Kaehler proptr, 17-19 Front
California Oil Works, JIcKee .\; Cotton pro-
prietors. NW cor Main and Folsom
California Onyx Co. (Colusa Co. Cal.) James W. Bur-
ling secretary. 419 California, room 24
California. Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., 320 Sansome
California Ostrich F.-irming Co.. Charles A. Grow sec-
retary, office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
California Pacific Railroad Co.,Willard T.Huntington
secretary. XE cnr Fourth and Townsend, room 48
[ij CALIFOENIA PAINT CO
0
nufacturers Averill mixed pain
I colors in oil, putty, etc., and agents
j Santa Ci-uz glues, O. S. Ox-rick mana-
g-er, office and factory 2'^ Jessie
(Missionary
CALIFORSIA PANORAMA CO,
Ridgre) A. S. Hul»V>ard secretary
Market and Tenth
California Paper Co., Egbert -Judson president, W.
P. Johnson secretary, office 401 California
California Patron, A. T. Dewev manager, office
220 Market
California Paving Co., Joseph Scheerer presi-
dent, Conrad Scheerer secretary, office 618 Mar-
ket, branch office 1630 Market
California Perforating Screen Co. The. P. S. Wagner
proprietor, 147 Beale
California Pharmaceutical Society and California Col-
lege of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton, Charles M. Tropp-
TOHun secretary, 300 Sixth
California Philatelist, Ernest F. Gambs pub-
lisher. 234 Montgomery
California Piano Manufacturing Co., Wal-
ter S. Pierce manager, factory cor Fourteenth
and Market, office 26 New Montgomery
California Pioneers, Society of, Hiram T.
Graves secretary, 5 Pioneer PI
California Plaster Decoration "Works,
Charles F. Schiller proprietor, centers, moldings,
etc.. wood carving and modeling, 861 Mission
California Portland Cement Co., John H.
Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co., William E.
Stevens agent. NE cor Market and Larkin
Califoritia Po^vder Works (Santa Cruz, Santa
Cruz. Co. and Powning Station, Contra Costa Co.)
O. T. Lawton president, John F. Lohse secre-
tary, 2311 California
California Quartz Milling Co., A. B. Paul Jr. secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
California Redwood Co., Charles Page president.A. H.
Small secretary, 316 California, room 12
California Rock Drill Co., George T. Emery general
manager, 30-32 First
California Rose Co., 335 Kearny
California Rubber Co., li. H. Pease Jr. and S.
M. Runyon agents, 577-679 Market
California Safe and Lock Co., C. J. Periam & Co. pro-
prietors, 42 Main
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., J.
D. Fry president, Gen. W. L. Elliott vice presi-
dent,W. H. H. Graves treasurer, F. A. Houseworth
secretary, 326 Montgomery
California Savings and Loan Society, Da-
vid Farquharson president, 1 Powell
California Saw Works, Bird & Haughy proptrs, 217
Mission
California School of Design, Emil Carlseu di-
rector, 430 Pine
California School of Mechanical Arts, Horace Davis
president, 45 First
California Schooner Saloon, William Reimers
proprietor, 30 Fourth
California Sheep Casings Co. (Max Eichel-
battm, Isaac L. Hofuiann and Emil Woenne) 24-26
Ellis
California Ship Oivners' Association, I. E.
Thaver secretary, 22 California
CALIFOfimA SLATE CO.,
Frank G. Myers president, C. P. H.
Buck secretary, office 335 Montgomery,
room 6
California Soap Co., John B. Fisk proprietor,
Center PI off Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
California Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, 604 Merchant
California Society for the Suppression of
Vice, 604 Merchant, room 14
California Soda Works, Goetze & Baruth proptrs, NE
cor Octavia and Ivy Av
California Spring Manufacturing Co.,
James English president.WalterF.Sperbeck secre-
tary and treasurer. 147-149 New Montgomery
California Staats Zeitnug (weekly) Fr. Hess &
Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush
California Stables, John Nolan proprietor, 1611-1613
California
California Star Oil Works Co., office 123 California
California State Almanac (German) Philo Jacoby
publisher, 612 Commercial
California State Board of Trade, A. T. Hatch presi-
dent, John Q. Brown secretary and manager, 12
Second
California State Democratic Club, H. P.
Bush secretary, rooms 105 Stockton
California State Geological Society, Pioneer Hall cor
Fourth and Pioneer PI
California State Grange. A. T. Dewey secretary, office
220 Market
California State Horticultural Society, E. J. Wickson
secretary. 220 Sutter
California State Mining Bureau and Office
of State Mineralogist, New Pioneer Build-
ing
California Steam Navigation Co., William
T. Garratt president, Jame% GilUs vice-presi-
dent.William Martin secretary, office Washington
St. Wharf
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M4RICFT ST., rOR. THffRI>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Hanufactureis of Show Cases
and Store Fixtiures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD
HARASZTHY & CO. !wash1n?t?n sT.lPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
CAL
293
CAL
California Steamship Co., Deuis Meherln agent, office
3 California
Callfurniu Storage AV'arehouae, Thomas H.
Rooney proi>rietor, 7'2'2 Mission
California Street Cable Railroad Co., Charles
May 111- president, J. B. Stetson vice-president,
Antoiue Unrel treasurer, T. \V. Hinchnian secre-
tary, J. \V. Harris superintendent, office and depot
SE oor California and Larkin
California Sagar Refinery, Clans Spreckels
president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B.
Spreckels secretary, office 327 Market, works Po-
trero
California Suspender manufacturing Co.,
Solomon Zekind proprietor, 105 Battery
California Table Butter Co. , Salomon & Shel-
don proprietori, l->0 Fifth
California Tallow Works (Charles and Jerome
Milly and B. Getz) N s St. Thomas, ur Savannah
California Teachers' Association, Albert S. Cook pres-
ident. Miss May Madden secretary, office 1627
Folsom
California Theatre, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
California TUeatre Prograninie, Jewish
Times Publishing Co. publishers, 509 Montgomery
California Title Insurance and Trust
Co., George T. Marye Jr. president, Milton B.
Clapp secretary, A. U. Grimwood manager, 206
Sansome
California Toilet Co. The, Harry Nieman manager, 9
Lick PI
California Tool 'Works, John Weichhart pro-
prietor, 143-145 Beale
California Trade Journal, G. W. Rentschler business
manager, 621 Clay
California Transfer Co., 222 Montgomery
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel-
son president. Nils Anderson secretary, office NW
cor Jackson and East
California Tiile Insole Manufacturing Co., Gillespy
& Childs agents, 123 California
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
I Hllforuia Underwriters' Association, office 307 San-
some
California Varnish Works, Patrick T>. Winter proptr,
W 8 Utah, bet Center and El Dorado
California Vigorit Powder Co., Ed,G.I,uken8
m:inager, 40 California
California Vinegar Works, Schammel Packing Co.
proptrs, 610 Lombard
California Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, NE cor Townsend and Second
California Wine Cooperage, Fulda Bros, proprietora,
30-40 Spear
California Winery and Security Co., cor
Eighth andBrannau, office 303 Battery
California Wire W^orks, A
W, & ULOANE HO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IX T.AlKiJ-: AAltTi:TY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Call Andrew, cooper, r. 10 Boardman PI
Call August, brewer, r. 103 Nineteenth
Call Daniel, hostler Fashion Stables, r. !i Turk
Call George W., cattledealer, r. 1231 Waihiogton
Call Michael, r. 331 Jessie
Call Morning (daily and weekly) >sn Francisco
Call Co. publishers. 525 Montgonery, branch
office 710 Market, editorial rooms 09 Clay
Call Nancy E., widow, r. 416 Geary
Call Oscar, student, r. 1231 Washingta
Callaghan Cal. longshoreman, r. 654 Jssie, rear
Callaghan Charles, r. 410 Broadway
Callaghan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gs Light Co., r.
SW cor Sierra and Georgia
Callaghan Cornelius, peddler, r. 2024.''ilbert
Callaghan Cornelius J., laborer, r. 484 Ritch
Callaghan C. W., clerk First Natiotl Bank, r. 830
Eddy
Callaghan Daniel (McCarthy Bros. *Co.) r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel, physician, r. lOODevisadero
Callaghan Denis, driver N. B. andM. RR., r. 1319
Minna
Callaghan Dennis, machine opera)r Porter, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 410 Broadway
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 242 Cmentina
Callaghan Dennis Jr., machine ope.tor, r. 27 Bernard
Callaghan Edward, laborer, r. 733 >l8om
Callaghan Ellen, widow, r. 307 Sevateenth
Callaghan Elmer R., r. 18.55 Missir
Callaghan Emmet, clerk A. Mervjr. 8.52 Folsom
Callatfhan Eugene, laundryman L3rande Laundry
Callaghan J. Mrs., r. 1003 Devisairo
Callaghan James, blacksmith Vi>n Iron Works, r.
714}^ Clementina
Callaghan James, foreman Nort Point Warehouse,
r. 331 Filbert
Callaghan James J., wharfinger ec. 4, Sea Wall, r.
1424 Kearny
Callaghan Jeremiah, teamster, r31 Fifteenth
Callaghan John, longshoreman, 12 Zoe
Callaghan John, longshoreman, 41 Pacific
Callaghan John, peddler, r. 101'. Alabama
Callaghan John, shoemaker Ku& Murr, r. 921 Na-
toma
Hailidie presi- { Callaghan John C, peddler, r. 9 Alabama
dent, George C. Brown secretary and treasurer, | Callaghan John D., physiciannd surgeon, r. 852
warerooms 329 Market, works cor Bay and Mason j Folsom
California Woman's Hospital, A. J. Ralston presi
dent, N s Sacramento, bet Baker and Lyon
California Wool Co., 426 Townsend
C.'ilifornia Youthful Ambition, 29 Eddy
Californisclie Volksfreund The, Diepen-
brock Bros, k Doeing publishers, 1390 Market
Caligrapli Type Writer, general agency 725
Market
Calin E., grlpman Market St. RR.
Calish Edward A., salesman, r. 1411 Sacramento
Callsh John J., barber, 2'200 Fillmore, r. 2124 Fill-
more
Calish Raphael S,, expressman, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Henry, clerk Cobb fc Co., r. 419 Fell
Calisher Henry, news agent. The Baldwin, r. 625 Eddy
Calisher Joseph L., clerk Henry Calisher, r. 625 Eddy
Calisher Morris, stationer, r. 625 Eddy
Calisher Walter E.. clerk Henry Calisher. r. 625 Eddy
Calkins John, teamster, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
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Callaghan John D. Jr., clerk, ri2 Folsom
Callaghan John E., bookbinde-. 1214 Broadway
Callaghan John H., harnessmir J. A. McKerron, r.
318 Tehama
Callaghan John J., I'lborer, r. Clyde
Callaghan John P.. morocco fiber Norton Tanning
Co., r. Tenerifife nr Railre Av
Callaghan Michael, laborer, rlJU Clementina
Callaghan Michael, laborer, W s Michigan bet
Shasta and Sierra
Callaghan Michael, porter A Oil Co., r. cor Six-
teenth and De Haro
Callaghan Myles, liquor sab. «20 Howard
Callaghan Patrick, bartendeavid Barry
Callaghan Patrick, brass fin'r, r. 654 Jessie, rear
Callaghan Patrick, helper, i » Illinois bet Butte
I and Napa
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, '.^l* Broadway
Callaghan Patrick, shoema'Kutz & Murr, r. 921
Natoma
Callaghan Patrick, stableirT. 1513 California
('Rllaghan Sarah, widow, r'J San Jose Av
Callaghan Thomas, shoeni". »■• *10 Broadway
Callaghan Timothy, tanne'chael F. Dolan, r. Ver-
mont nr Sonoma
Callaghan Timothy J., bsmlth Jerry Reldy, r.
1612 Gough
Callaghan William, labor' 12 Zoe
Callaghast J., coal passei*'" Collma
Callahan Charlee, brass^herJ. Roylance, r. 22
Fifth Av
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 107 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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Callahan Cbiirlcs, liibnror Euterpriso Mill aud Build-
iiik' Co., r. H28 Main
Callahan Charles, policeman, r. 3010 LaRuna
Callahan Ch«k-lo8, scrap iron, 128-130 Folsom
Callahan CorbdliuB, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Dblores bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth j
Callahan Daniel, liquor saloon, 60 Seventh
Callahan Danfcl G., porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1814
Hyde T
Callahan Denmrj, laborer, r. 62 Tehama
Callahan Denrils, tannery, W s Hampshire nr Twenty-
third ,
Callahan Eupeie, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Callahan Fellx^ miner, r. 207 Clara
Callahan Frank W., cooper, r. 1157 Folsom
Callahan Georgk, laborer, r. 236 Perry
Callahan GeoiK* F., boatman Custom House, r.
Powell nr Beach
Callahan Henry,' fireman Arn. Cracker Co., r. 1403
Mason
Callahan Hugh, With Charles Callahan, r. llOSSteiner
Callahan James, laborer, r. 416 Tehama
Callahan James k. (Callahan k Bundersen) r. 1103
Montgomery
Callahan James P., shoemaker P. F, Nolan & Co.. r.
1122 Larkin
Callahan Jennie Miss, stenographer Siegfried &
Brandenstein, r. Oakland
Callahan Jeremiah, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Callahan Jeremiah, switchman S. P. Co.
Callahan John, brassfinisher J. Roylance. r. 654 Jessie
Callahan John, compositor B. F. Sterett, r. 727 Broad-
way
Callahan John, laborer, r. 19 Hermann
Callahan John, porter, r. 636 Commercial
Callahan John, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Callahan John D., clerk, r. 1843 Howard
Callahan John F., blacksmith helper, r. 1814 Hyde
Callaham Joseph, boilermaker, r. 733 Folsom
Callahan Joseph, clerk, r. 1402 Mason
Callahan Joseph, laborer, r. 1064 >4 Howard
Callahan Julius, r. 803 Davis
Callahan Kate, widow, r. 815 Point Lobos Av
Callahan Kittie T. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 1 White
Callahan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 733 Folsom
Callahan Mary E. Miss, principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 1.321 Geary
Callahan M. B. Mrs., r. 1321 Geary
Callahan Michael, r. 303 Davis
Callahan Michael, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1 White
Callahan Michael, porter William M. Starr, r. 941
Howard
Callahan Patrick, laborer, r. 40 Tehama
Callahan Peter, fireman stmr San Juan
Callahan Peter P., engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2116
Greenwich
Callahan Richard, machinist, r. 308 Tenth
Callahan Sarah M., dressmaker, r. 733 Folsom
Callahan Thomas, millman Pac. Boiling Mill, r. NW
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Callahan Thomas H., policeman, r. 1327 Vallejo
Callahan Thomas J., special policeman, r. 1104 Mis-
sion
Callahan Timothy, porter F. W. Kreling & Sons, r. 1
White
Callahan Timothy, tanner, r. Vermont bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Callahan Timothy J., cutter San Jos6 Woolen Mill
Co., r. Oakland
Callahan William, r. IG RuBsell
Callahan William, bartender, r. S s King nr Second
Callahan William, brakemsn, r. 620 Fourth
Callahan William, shoemaker, r. 1806 Market
Callahan William H., bartender, r. 955 Howard
Gallahan .V Hiuidersen (James H. Callahan aud Boy
liunderHcni ship and steamboat painting. Mer-
chants Dry Dock, foot of Spear
JK?" Callahan. See Callaghan
Callau Alice, dressmaker, r. 2433 Larkin
Callan Annie, widow, r. 138 Perry
Callan George B., printer, r. 359 Jessie
Callau Henry, peddler, r. N B Twenty-fifth bet Noe
and Castro
Callan James, laborer, r. Bryant Av bet Solano and
Butte
Callan Jeremiah, driver Bomers and Healey, r. 3119 H
Mission
Callau John, laborer, r. 511 Twenty-ninth
Callau John, teamster 0. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Callau Margaret, r. 411 Octavia
Callau Michael, laborer, r. 152 Silver
Callan Richard, laborer, r. 632 Mission
Callan Sarah, domestic 1506 Pacific Av
Callan Thomas, driver, r. 606 Nineteenth
Callan Thomas, liquor salooh, 14 Turk, r. 210 Grove
Callan Thomas N., burtender John Kelly, r. 129
Silver
Callandreau Jules, physician, 1307 Stockton
Callely Ann Mrs., r. 274 Minna
Callely William H., locksmith and bellhanger, 113
Fourth, r. 274 Minna
Callen Frank, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Callen James, liquor saloon, 1742 Market, r. 1603?^
Market '
Callen James Jr., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1503 M Market
Callen John, cardriver, r. 636 M Fourth
Callen Michael, marble polisher BufiBno & Bianohi,
r. California Av nr Powell Av, B. H.
Callender H. A. Mrs., bakery, 2031 Geary, r. 1422
Devisadero
Callender Henry A., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room
10, r. 1422 Devisadero
Callender John T., boarding and lodging, 8 Broad-
way
Calles Joseph S., saddler Hart & Brandenstein, r.
818 Union
Calley Elias J., manufacturers' agent, 54 Second, r.
Oakland
Calley Henry, bartender, r. 109 Third
Calley Robert B., manufacturers' agent, 54 Second, r.
Oakland
Calley William, liquor saloon, 147 Third, r. 109 Third
Callin Robert, laborer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. 228 Steuart
Callinan Daniel F., captain Co. D, 1st Infantry V. 8.
A., Angel Island
Callinan Herbert E., pressman Report, f. 2639 M How-
ard
Callinan John, barber, 163 Second, r. 538 Howard,.
rear
Callinan John J., harnessmaker, r. 744 Folsom
Callinan Murty, policeman, r. 2639 Howard
Callinan Richard, laborer, r. 744 Folsom
Callinan William, policeman, r. 13 Metcalfe PI
Calliiig'liam W. J., general insurance agent, 420
California, r. 2104 Van Ness Av
Calloway Alfred W., driver City RR., r. 1917 Mission
Callworth A. B., seaman, r. 120 Townsend
Callundan Frederick P., assistant U. S. Quarantine
OiScer, r. 155 Octavia
Callundan J. J., captain Merchants' Patrol, 417 Mont-
gomery
Callundan William T., patrolman Merchants' Patrol,.
r. 513 J^ Valencia
Caiman Rudolph, billposter, r. 39 Louisa
Calmann Adolph, bookkeeper Offer & Friedman, r.
522 Eddy
Calmann Julius, foreman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 522'
Eddy
Calmer Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
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THE BANCROFT COMPANY UA^KfT^
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Calmon Eugene, laundryman Etienne Gamuud, r. N
8 Thirtieth bet Dolores and Church
Calnau Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Ca'nen Daniel, r. 177 Perry
Calnen John J., clerk Langley k Michaels, r. 177
Perry
Calnon John. r. 2105 Stockton
CalonRe Francois, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co.
Caloric Vita Oil Co., Barlow J. Smith president,
E Cotton Smith secretary, manufacturers Calo-
ric Vita Oil, 1513 Buchanan
raising Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 437 Sixth
I lilsing Frederick, barber, r. 437 Sixth
1 alsing Martin, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 437
Sixtli
Calumet Gold Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) A. B.
Paul Jr. secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Calvacca Joseph, porter J. Rosa, r. 118 Virginia
Calvary Cemetery, St. Joseph's Av bet Geary
and Turk
Calvary Preabyterlan Cliarcli, NW cor Pow-
ell and Geary
Calvert John, contractor, r. 812 Hyde
CALVERT JOHN dr«^^i.t and
apothecary, NW cor Fourth and How-
ard
Oalvert John L., varnisher, r. 915 Jackson
Calvert Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1522 Devlsa-
dero
Calvert Thomas W., compositor, r. 813 Howard
Calvert William B., tea taster Castle Bros., r. 2422
California
Calvin Eugene, gripman, r. 1514 Sanchez
Calvin William, waiter, r. 879 Market
Calway Nellie Mrs., dressmaking, 612 Natoma
Camacbo Frank, merchant, r. 1802 Laguna
Camacho Jose, r. 1802 Laguna
Camanos Lucas, cook, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Camarinos Demetrius G., commission merchant. 519
Sansome, and fruits, 433 M Sutter and SW cor
Washington and Sansome, r. 426 Powell
Oambernous Alexander, cooper, r. 424 Vallejo
Cambiaggio Frank, barber F. Guillermet, r. 1423 Du-
pont
Oamblein David A., clerk Sroufe & McCrum, r. 315
Jones
Camblein D. A. Mrs., teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 315 Jones
Camblouz Bernard, with Pierre G. Somps, r. 259 Clem-
entina
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
Cambridge Archibald, r. 1218 Geary
Camby Peter, laundryman L. Darolles, r. 33 Chen-
ery
Camden Charles, mining. 328 Montgomery, room 2, a
Shasta, Cal.
Camden Felix, r. 15 Hubbard
Camera Manuel, shoemaker, 628 Broadway, r. 418
Broadway
Camerden Martha, widow, r. 311 Hermann
Camera Peter, boots and shoes, 418 Broadway
Cameron A. & Co. (Angus Cameron and Findley Gum-
ming) wood turning and scroll sawing, 409 Mis-
sion
Cameron Alan, varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co.
Cameron Alexander, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1324 M
Pine
Cameron Alexander, driver, r. 751 Howard
Cameron Angus (A. Cameron & Co.) r. 2210 Steiner
Cameron Archibald B., carpenter, r. 724 Linden Av
Cameron B. O.. dishwaBher, r. 419 Minna
Cameron Benjamin, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Cameron Charles, expressman, r. 19 Water
Cameron C. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 24 Sixth
Cameron D., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cameron D. Mrs. (Cameron & Crowe) r. 629 Valen
cia
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IN THE
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMrORTERS AND DEALKU.S IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cameron Daniel, ship carpenter, r. t'20 Valencia
Cameron Douglas, ironworker, r. 747 Howard
Cameron Edward N., telegraph operator, r. 2308H
Howard
Cameron Ernst, r. 7 Morris Av
Cameron George, groceries, 270 Braunan
Cameron George, harnessmaker, 637 Mission, r. 82
Everett
Cameron George E., freight clerk stmr Gold, r. 437
Fell
Cameron Hugh, brassfinisher, r. 264 First
Cameron James, cook stmr Colima
Cameron James, wood turner, r. 15 Middle
Cameron James A., clerk, r. 2818 Sacramento
Cameron James G., painter, r. 230s M Howard
Cameron James S., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. Berkeley
Cameron John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. r. cor
Sierra and Georgia
Cameron John, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Cameron John A., with The Nichols Manifold Copy-
ing Paper Co., r. 22 Carolina
Cameron John D., machinist, r. 8.37 Hayes
Cameron John J., delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
531 Shotwell
Cameron John W., salesman Code, Elfelt b Co., r. 449
Cameron L., molder, r. W s Iowa bet Solano and
Butte
Cameron L., ladies' nurse, r. 507 Minna, rear
Cameron L., water tender stmr Colima
Cameron M. J. Mrs., r. 1712 Octavia
Cameron Nathan, speculator, r. 507 Minna, rear
Cameron Neil, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 357
Minna
Cameron Robert D.. wood worker Michael Kitzmul-
ler, r. 172G Stevenson
Cameron Thomas H., engineer, r. 437 Fell
Cameron William, assistant secretary National Edu-
cational Assn., r. 542 >^ Folsom
Cameron William, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
542 M Folsom
Cameron William H., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 328
Geary
Cameron William H., traveling agent Chronicle, r.
112 0'Far«ell
Cameron & Crowe (Mrs. D. Cameron and Mrs. M. L.
Crowe) dressmaking and millinery, 629 Valencia
Cames Ferdinand, butcher G. Rossi & Son, r. 150
Shipley
Cames Louis, carrier Post office, r. 150 Shipley
Cames Peter, laundry, 150 Shipley
Camescane Jeau, laundryman. r. 1824 Laguna
Cameto Giovanni, scavenger, r. 425 Vallejo, rear
Cam eto Lawrence, wheelwright J. Dupuy .t Co., r.
201C Stockton
Camillo Albasio, cabinetmaker, r. 1007 Powell
Camilloni G. & Co. (Giuseppe Caniilloni) dealers
fresh, smoked and salt fish, 5 Clay Street Market
Camilloni Giuseppe (G. Camilloni & Co.) r. 520 Val-
lejo
Camis Joseph, molder. r. 655 Mission
Cammack J. M., r. Grand Hotel
Cammeyer Jacob T. (J. T. Cammeyer & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Cammeyer J. T. & Co. (Jacob T. Cammeyer) rubber
goods. 607 Market
Camous Andre, locksmith, 430 Bush
Ciimozzi Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
(j A JVL ir (ji Lit pliysiiiiiu and »ur-
ifeon, 150 Poiirtli cor Howard, lioiirit
a to 5 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Camp George, cook, r. 164 Clementina
Camp George J., journalist Examiner, r. 314 Turk
Camp Ceorge W., carriagetrimmer J. S. Day & Co., r.
276 Minnii
Camp Henry W., barber John Stable, r. 218 O'Farrell
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Camp Silas W.. r. l'2i',;^ J.iborty
Camp Theodore E.. tiiiuer, r. 126)4 Liberty
*^ Camp. See Campe ami Kamp
Campaf,'iie Anuand, Freucli laundry, 2020 Fillmore
Campana Atigelo. tinsmith, r. i Filbert PI
Campaua Battista, r. H:J3 Pacific
Campana Paolo, r. 61fi Broadway
Campaua Severino, dishwasher I. Cuonin
Campana Vincenzio, r. (516 Broadway
Campbell Alexander, baker stmr Granada
Campbell Alexander, carpenter, r. 921 Battery
Campbell Alexander, laborer, r. 564 Folsom
Campbell Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 7, r. 1415 Mason
Campbell Amy T. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Ann, widow, dressmaker, r. 522 Onion
Campbell Annie B. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Autjust J., butcher, r. 212 First
Campbell Arthur C, coal agent Oregon Imp. Co.
Campbell Bridget, widow, r. 13 Geneva
Campbell C, yardman Pac. Boiling Mill
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. 12 HoUis
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. 752?4 Natoma
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. Clara Av nr Corbett
Road
Campbell C. J., compositor Call
Campbell Charles, correspondent and salesman Bothin
Mnfg Co., r. 2522 Mission
Campbell Charles, harnessmaker, r. 5 Dehone
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay Street Hill
Railroad Co., r. 12J0 Jackson
Campbell C. M., teacher music, 18 Murphy Bldg
Campbell Colin (Campbell i Sanderson) r. Oakland
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, teacher South San
Francisco School, r. 139 Fourth
Campbell Daniel, fireman stmr Starbuck
Campbell Daniel, laborer, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos^
Road
Campbell Daniel, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Campbell Daniel, machinist, r. cor Fifth and Bran-
iian *
Campbell Daniel P., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. 1104 Kansas
Campbell Dennis, machinist, p. Solano nr DeHaro
Campbell Donald Y., attorney at law. 530 California,
r. Oakland
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, r.ll9 Vallejo
Campbell Duncan Jr., seaman, r. 1304 Js Montgomery
Campbell Duncan J., tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey,
r. 100 Twenty-fourth
Campbell Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Mississippi ur Solano
Campbell Edward, longshoreman, r. 28 Hunt
Campbell Edward J., bartender Elite Saloon, r. 155
Ninth
Campbell Edwin, journalist, r. 1628 Stockton
Campbell E. L.., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 2, r. 1522 Broadway
Campbell Eliza, widow, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Campbell Ellen, r. 124 Trenton
Campbell Ellen, domestic 2344 California
Campbell Emanuel, stonemason, r. 1644 J^ Mission
Campbell Emanuel Mrs., varieties, 1644Ji Mission
Campbell E. N., salesman Keane Bros., r. 4483^ Jessie
Campbell Felix, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
Campbell Francis, r. 324 Tehama
Campbell Frank, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1432 Howard
Campbell Frederick, plumber, r. 14 Clementina
Campbell Florence Miss, saleslady E. Rotger & Co.,
r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell George, bookkeeper Samuel Carson & Co.,
r. 1007 Market
Campbell George, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 65
Tehama
Campliell George A., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
(It Tcliama
Campbell George D., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, room 18, r. Petaluma
Campbell George T. (Cal. Bellows Mnfg Co.) r. 935
Howard
Campbell H., oiler stmr Granada
Campbell Harry, waiter John Reagan
Campbell H. C, secretary Pac. Bridge Co., i Califor-
nia
Campbell Henry C, attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 9-11. r. Saucelito
Campbell H. H., assistant janitor Cal. State Mining
Bureau, r. Oakland
Campbell H. Q., laborer, r. 217 Third
Campbell Hubbard J., clerk Hawley Bros, Hardware
Co., r. 1310 Hyde
Campbell J., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 36 Clay
Campbell J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co., r.
East Oakland
Campbell James, r. 910 Page
Campbell James(Cal. Bellows Mnfg Co.)r.703 Market
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & Hecht, r. 121
Germania
Campbell James, marble polisher Ruffino & Bianchi,
r. 119 Townsend
Campbell James, peddler, r. 109 Minna
Campbell James, stationery, 243 Fourth
Campbell James A., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 8
Campbell James A., calker, r. 3 Tehama
Campbell James B., r. 143 Perry
Campbell James D., cook, r. 20 Rausch
Campbell James J., cooper, r. 412 Minna
Campbell James J., gilder S. & G.Gump, r. 513 Minna
Campbell James H., teamster, r. 12 Hollis
Campbell James W. H., grain receiver. Section 1, Sea
Wall, r. 816 Lombard
Campbell J. F., clerk iEtna Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Campbell Johanna, widow, r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Campbell John, boilermaker, and extraman Engine
No. 10, r. 32(1 Brannan
Campbell John, bookkeeper, r, 402 Broadway
Campbell John, r. 910 Page
Campbell John, fireman stmr San Rafael
Campbell John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 9 H
Oak Grove Av
Campbell John, molder, r. 465 Tehama
Campbell John, porter International Hotel
Campbell John, shoemaker, 2123 Mission
Campbell John, teamster, r. 279 Clara
Campbell John Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Van Ness Av
and Clay
Campbell John B., brickmason, r. 65234 Natoma
Campbell John D., carpenter, r. 526 Linden Av
Campbell John F. A., student, r. SW cor Van Ness Av
and Clay
Campbell John J., clerk, r. 316 Laguna
Campbell John J., purser P. C. SS. Co., r. 138 Perry
Campbell John M., assistant Dr. R. A. McLean, r. 603
Merchant
Campbell Joseph, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 401
Fifth
Campbell Josiah, carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Campbell Joseph, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 655 Mis-
sion
Campbell Lawrence A., teamster, r. 8H Sherwood PI
Campbell Lewis A., clerk Alexander Campbell Jr., r.
1415 JIason
Campbell Lillie Miss, r. 27 Ltly Av
Campbell Lou L. (Campbell & Jordan) r. 317 Ellis
Campbell Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 45 Ritch
Campbell M. Miss, glovemaker Baruch & Newman, r.
9 M Oak Grove Av
Campbell Marietta S., widow, r. 1415 Mason
Campbell Mark, carpenter John G. Carr, r. 310 Lin-
den A v
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manuracturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. iwASH^N=^T?NST.;-Prorrietcrs of tlie Orleans Vineyard
CAM
297
CAN
Campbell Martha A., widow, r. 312 Braunan
Campbell Martin, r. 1209 Eighteenth
CampbtU Mary, widow, r. i»07 Bush
Campbell Mary, widow, r. DIO Pat;e
Campbell Mary, widow, r. 1104 KansaR
Campbell Mary A., dreBsmakiu^, 755 Brannsn
Campbell M. F.. mining, office 81 Montgomery Block,
r. East Oakland
Campbell Michael, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Campbell Murdock, ship hardware, 7 Steuart, r. 216
Leavenworth
Campbell Murdock A., office with A. Morgenthal, 103
Montgomery
Campbell Nellie, domestic lOli Powell
Campbell Patterson A., 230 Montgomery, r.
1108 Bush
Campbell Peter, laborer, r. 321 Vallejo, rear
Campbell Peter H., superintendent Clay Street
Hill Railroad Co., r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Ralph, typecaster, r. cor Waller and
Schrader
Campbell Ralph Jr., blacksmith, r. cor Waller and
Schrader
Campbell R. J., oiler stmr Garden City, r. 28 Rincon
yi
Campbell Robert, boilermaker, r. i Minnesota
Campbell Robert, clerk, r. 1007 Market
Campbell Robert J., contractor, r. 1321 Sansome
Campbell Rolin R., clerk John P. Lartigau
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell S. Mrs., widow, r. 1911 Polk
Campbell Sarah Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 309 Jii
Sixth
Campbell S. G., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 10
Middle
Campbell Shadrick, policeman, r. 1317 Kearny
Campbell Stephen D., engineer, r. 18 Jj Ridley
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, 270 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, carpetlayer, r. 513 Minna
Campbell Thomas, clerk, r. 448M Jessie
Campbell Thomas, longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom
Campbell Thomas Jr., deputy Tax Collector, r. 270
Brannan
Campbell Thomas A., expressman, r. 3119 Sixteenth
Campbell Thomas J., brickmason Butler & Mc-
Gowan. r. 652 '4 Natoma
Campbell Thomas J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co,, r. 622
Union
Campbell Thomas P., woodworker A. T. Becraft, r.
279 Clara
Campbell Vernon, secretary California Savings
and Loan Society, 1 Powell, r. 507 Florida
Campbell W. A., r. 1045 Market
Campbell Walter C, clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 1820 Turk
Campbell W. H.. r. 871 Market
CAMPBELL W. H. importing
and coiitmission merchant, ale and
porter, Belfast Ginger Ale, Scotcb and
Iriab '«vhi«ikies, paper, druf^s, cliemic-
alg, sheep >vash, boiler composition,
Eucalyptus oil (Bogisto's) Australian
tree seeds, etc., 403 Front, r. 638 Twen-
ty-third
Canipbell Will M.. architect, room 107, St. Ann's
BIdg
Campbell William, cook, r. 41 Pacific
Campbell William, cook, r. 909 Pacific
Ca-''.pbell William, laborer, r. 1206 Powell
Campbell William, upholsterer, r. 513 Miuua
Campbell William E., engineer Poneer White Lead
Works, r. 415 Eighteenth
Campbell William H., carpenter and fence builder,
:i4I3 Geary
Campbell William H., clerk law dept S. P. Co., r. 728
Sixteenth
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641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Campbell William H., painter, r. GOl Minna
Campbell William H. Jr.. collector, r. 2301 Devlsa- .
dero I
Camubell William J., pantryman stmr Granada i
Campbell William T., carrier Post Office, r. 12 Hol-
hs . I
Campbell William W., druggist William E. Mayhew,
r. 144 Fourth
Campbell W. M., carpenter S F.PlaningMill.r. 501)i
Sixth
Campbell W. W., clerk P. M. SS. Co.. r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Campbell & Jordan (Lou L. Campbell and Joseph J.
Jordan) carpenters and builders, 10 Mason
Campbell .t Sanderson (Colin Campbell and A. A.
Sanderson) attorneys at law, 530 California
Campe Charles J., clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1406
Hyde
Campe Frederick, groceries, 306 Tehama
Campe George, cook, r. 164 Clementina
Campe Harry, night watchman Pac. Spring Mattress
Co., r. 366 Eleventh
Campe Harry, salesman Henry Campe & Co., r. 1605
Howard
Campe Henry (Henry Campe & Co.) r. 1605 Howard
Campe Henry & Co. (Henry Campe) wholesale
liquors, 301 Front
Campe Lillie, actress, r. 512 Mason
Campe William, seaman, r. 203 East
a®- Campe. See Camp and Kamp
Campi's Restaurant, Ildefonse Cuenin proprie-
tor. 531-533 Clay
Campi's Restaurant, Sartori & Fantlni propri-
etors. 33-35 !« O'Farrell
Campini Engenio, grinder and sawfiler, 9 Gordon
Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law, 305 Sansome,
r. Sunol, Cal.
Campion Edward, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Campion George, clerk W. B. Cluflf & Co., r. 611
Mason
Campion John, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 24 Zoe
Campion Michael, fireman stmr Colima
Campion Michael, laundryman, r. 563 Bryant
Campion N., macliinist Risilou I. and L. Works
Campion N. G., r. 1524 California
Campion Patrick, gripmau Market St. RR., r. cor
Baker and McAllister
Campion R. R., steerage steward stmr Mariposa
Campion Stephen F., bartender J. J. Meehan, r. 2859
Mission
Campion Thomas, teamster Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1520 H
FolBom
Campobello Enrico, teacher music, 131 Post
Campodonico Gaetano, vegetables, Colombo Market
Campodonlco John, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 17
Prescott
Campodonico Giuseppe, r. 14 Union PI
Campodonico Pasquale (A. Oalli Fruit Co.) r. 17 Pres-
cott
Campodonico Stephen (Piaggio & Campodonico) r. 4 j
Caroline PI I
Carapomanes Philip, janitor, 829 r. Vallejo
Campos Mercedes Miss, dressmaker, r. 501 Post
Camsie William, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., r.
421 Bu«h
Camucci G. B., tinsmith, r. 16 Brannan PI
CamulTo Charles, shipwright, r. 334 Fremont
Camuffo Richard J., carpenter, r. 240 Fremont
Canal Jean, bushelman O'Banl n & Dagenais
Canalizo Antonio, r. 1710 Stockton
Canalizo Jorge L (W. Loalza) r. 1710 Stockton
Cauavan Bartley, cabinetmaker The Bruuswlck-Balke-
CoUender Co., r. 1034 Mission
Canavaii Daniel, hostler Sutter St. RU., r. 34 Austin
Cauavan Edward, painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Edward H., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 618
Stockton
Canax iin Eiizsbrth, widow, r. 273 J. ssic
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & KEY, 405407 Sansome St,
CAN
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IMl'OHXiCUS (IF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixftj «inl IS'iiiiklioi-M.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
' Catiavaii Jhiib, widow, r. ri;')? l-'oiirtU
' CHiiavan John, oarpenter, r. ITM Mission
i Caiiavau Jolin, laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
i Caiiavnn Jolin T., bookbinder, r. 210 Jones
! Caiiavan Margaret, widow, r. 210 Jones )
Caiiavan Mark, stonemason, r. 2928 Wasbington
Canavau Nora Mies, dressmaker, r. 2(1 Steuart
Oanavan Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Steuart
Canavan Patrick. palut°r, r. 2928 Washington
Cansvan Patrick F., butcher 303 Sixth, r. 1129 How-
ard
Canavan Robert, painter, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 5S7 Fourth
Oanavan Tbomas J., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 210
Jones
Canavan William, seaman, r. 2G3 East
Candage Wildes P., sawyer Truckee Lumber Oo. of
S. F., r. 510 Ninth
Candau Felix (Felix Candau & Co.) r. 15 Hubbard
Caudau Felix & Co. (Felix and M. Candau) liquor
saloon, 213 Third
Candau M. (Felix Candau & Co.) r. 15 Hubbard
Candeze Peter, waiter, r. 304 Fifth
Candies Mining Co. (Colorado) F. E. Luty secretary,
330 Pine, room 5
Candioti Michael, shoemaker, 533 Green
Candloto Salvatore, barber, 1226 Dupont, r. 1325 Du-
pont
Candliu William, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Candoe C. D., miner, r. Ahlboru House
Candon Thomas, shoemaker U. W.Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1405 Valencia
Cane Alfred, dentist, 6 Turk, r. Berkeley
Cane D., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Cane Gustaf, r. 115 Fourteenth
Cane John, boarding, 217 Broadway
Cane Julian B., liveryman, r. Hamphshire nr Santa
Clara
Cane Zippl Miss, bookkeeper, r. 42 Hoflf Av
Canedo E. F., longshoreman, r. 526 Broadway
Canepa Andrea, packer Ravenna & Co., r. Oakland
I Canepa Agostino (G. Cuneo & Co.) r. 602 Stockton
Canepa Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. 607 Union
Canepa C. Mrs., midwife, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Canepa Gio B., bootblack Giovanni Solari, r. 1717
Stockton
Canepa James, grinder, r. 869 Folsom
Canepa Joseph, clerk, r. 769 Harrison
Canepa Joseph, scavenger, r. 607 Union
Canepa Lawrence (Olmo & Canepa) r. 532 Green
Canepa Michael, fruits, 127 Third
f Canepa Peter, baths, 325 Montgomery Av, r. 323
I Montgomery Av
Canepa Bosie, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 118
I Greenwich
Canessa Glo B., gardener, r. Cliff House Road nr
Four-Mile House
Canessa Paride (Cevasco & Canessa) r. 1009 Mason
Canevascini M. (Canevascini & Scolari) r. 125J4
Montgomeiy Av
Canevascini & Scolari (M. Canevascini and Valentino
Scolari) liquor saloon, 125 Ji Montgomery Av
Canfield Edward J., stalrbuilder Dr'-w & McLaughlin
Canfield John W., with Sroufe & McCrum. r. 1 Kim-
ball PI
Canfield Kate, widow, r. 85 West Mission
Canfield R. J., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange, r. Ala-
meda
Canfield Thomas, laborer, r. Butte nr Rhode Island
Canham Frances, widow, r. 1712 J^ Pacific Av
Canham Frederick (Morgan Bros. & Canham) r. 1143^
Shotwell
Canham Mary J. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 J^ Pacific Av
Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 10 Salmon
Canisius Edward, clerk, r. 134 Fourth
Canuaday Alvin E., clerk, r. 1922 Stevenson
Cannaday Theodore B., clerk, r. 1922 Stevenson
CauiiavBU Charles, laborer, r. Iowa bet Yuba and
Yolo
Caniiavnn Elizabeth, widow, r. 036 Jessie
Ciinnavan James, stevedore, r. 15 Minna
Cnnnavan John, r. 34 Austin
Canuavan John, tanner, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Cannavan Mi<:hael, liquor saloon, 1164 Market and
4-6 Taylor, r. 5 Mason
By Cannavan. See Caniivan
Cannel D., cook S. F. Bar Assn.
Canney Fox E. J., physician, 609 Hayes
Canney Walter D., clerk Methodist Book Depository.
r. 609 Hayes
Canning Charles J., blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r.
16 Hawthorne
Canning Charles J. H., clerk, r. 329 Fifth
Canning Hannah, widow, r. 818 Sutter
Canning Ida, dressmaker, r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning James, clerk, r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning James D., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning John, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 448 Bartlett
Canning Mary, dressmaker, r. 16 Hawthorne
Canning Margaret, widow, r. 615 Chestnut
Canning Peter, laborer, r. Fair Oaks nr Eighteenth
Canning Walter C, draftsman, r. 1203 Gough
Cannon Bridget, widow, r. 12 Boardmau PI, rear
Cannon Edward C, telegraph operator, r. 26 Silver
Cannon Evan, photographer William Shew, r. Oak-
land
Cannon Henry, fireman, r. 23 Clementina
Cannon Henry, teamster, r. 12 Boardman PI, rear
Cannon Hugh J., laborer, r. 127 Freelon
Cannon James, laborer, r. 204 Perry
Cannon James W., clerk Pac. Rolling Mill, r. San
Bruno Road nr Wayland
Cannon John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Cannon Joseph, molder Risdon I. and L Works
Cannon L. Mrs., varieties, 1554 Howard
Cannon Lawrence, laborer, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Cannon M., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Cannon Marsena, r. 446 JiJ Jessie, rear
Cannon Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 551 First
Cannon Patrick, mattressmaker. r. 127 Freelon
Cannon Robert F., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Sierra nr Michigan
Cannon Sophia S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
Cannon Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 7
Sanchez
Cannon Thomas, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Cannon Thomas E., laborer, r. 127 Freelon
Cannon Thomas F., printer W. A. Woodward & Co.,
r. 411 Sansome
Cannon William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Falk-
land nr Yazoo
Cannon's Hall, 2102 Howard
Canon Raphael, laborer Harry Jones
Canon A., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Canon Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Canon John S., wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 107
Twenty-fourth
Canonico Ambrozio, tinner, r. 723 Vallejo, rear
Cansell Richard, with Pressey & Grif&n
Cansley Walter J., with Charles L. Seeman, r. 616
California
Cantaloube Julie Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Canteloup Charles, r. 120 Trenton
Cantelow William, horticulturist, r. 403 Fillmore
Canterbury James H., carpenter, 1815 Webster
Cantieri Vincente (Cantieri & Galli) r. 1502 Polk
Cantieri & Co. (Vincente Cantieri and Frank Galli)
fruits and vegetables, 1502 Polk
Oantin Eugene J., commercial traveler Bancroft-
Whitney & Co., r. Oakland
Cantlan Richard, laborer, r. 20 Sumner
Cantlin John, freighthandler S. P. Co.. r. 1305 Har-
rison
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WM. SESTON, As:t. Miniger.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfTVIBOOKBINDERS, EMAVERS, ETC.
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299
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Cantly John, wire cleaner Cal. Wire Works, r. 127
Bernard
Canton Insurance Ofllce, lilinited (of Hong
Kong) Parrott & Co. agents, 30G California
Canton James, laborer, r. 5'29 Valencia
Cantor Joseph (Liudermanu & Caiitorj r. 344 Ji Grove
Cantor X. B., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 234
O'Farrell
Cantovj Peter, clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r. 123 Virginia
Cautrell Edwin B., foreman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
12Ui Larkin
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill Ji
Stetson, r. 2412 Polk
Cantrell Mattie Miss, r. 661 Willow
Cantrell Thomas G. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 1216
Larkin
Cantrowith Joseph, lodgings, 419 Geary
Cautwell Edwin, asgajer, r. 29 Grand Av
Cantwell Gussie Miss, tailoress, r. 630 Mission
Cantwell Herbert C. (Cantwell & Co.) r. 203 Powell
Cantwell Joseph, sidewalk layer, r. 29 Grand At
Cantwell M. Mrs., r. 29 Grand Av
Cantwell Mary, r. 1236 Bush
Cantwell & Co. (Herbert C. Cantwell and Howard C.
Tibbitts) photographic printing, 40 Eddy
Canty Catherine, widow, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Canty Cornelius, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Canty Cornelius C, molder, r. 128 Langton
Canty Daniel, candymaker, r. 631 Shotwell, rear
Canty Daniel H., plumber, r. 2710 Folsom
Canty Daniel P., tailor Charles Nelson, r. 1 Helen
Canty D. William, harnessmaker William Davis, r.
28 J4 Louisa
Canty Edward, laborer, r. E s Octavia nr Greenwich
Canty J., fireman stmr Modoc
Canty John C, cutter Louis Bernptein, r. Oakland
Canty John L., helper Hamilton & Leach, r.710 How-
ard
Canty Joseph, butcher, r. 2710 Folsom
Canty Mary, r. 2710 Folsom
Canty Mary, widow, r. 202 Langton
Canty Michael R., cutter Hart & Brandenstein, r. 28 J^
Louisa
Canty Patrick, blacksmith's helper Murray Bros.
Canty Patrick, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3002
Octavia
Canty Thomas, r. 2710 Folsom
Canty Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1890 Broadway
Canty Thomas Jr., r. 2710 Folsom
Canty Thomas F., foreman William Davis, r.lO Alice
Canty Thomas L., wool scourer, r. 2710 M Folsom
Canty William D., painter, r. 1110 Hyde
Capay Valley Liand Co., Timothy Hopkins
president, F. S. Douty secretary, NE cor Fourth
and Towusend, room 4
Capdeveille Peter, laundry, 101 Oak
Capdeveille Theodore, cellarman P. G. Sabatie & Co.,
r. 1 Folsom Av
Capeder Martin, milker U. S. G. Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Capell Howell P., bookkeeper E. T. Allen, r. East
Oakland
Capelli Amelia Miss, saleslady L. Demartini & Co.,
r. 12 Benita
Capelli Autone, liquor saloon, 900 Seventh
Capelli Carlo, r. 13 Varennes
Capelli David, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 12 Bonita
Capelli Giuseppe, r. 208 Francisco, rear
Capelli Jacques, scavenger, r. 1623 Washington
Capolli James, teamster, r. 24 Dorland
Capelli John B., teamster, r. 2006 I-arkin
Capelli Julia, r. W s Stockton nr Chestnut
Capelli Luigl, teamster, r. 12 Bonita
Capelli Michael, fishdealer, r. 13 Varennes
Capen M. L. Mrs., r. 501 Post
Capes William, vegetableman, r. 286 Stevenson
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Capion Lorenz F.. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
Oakland
CAPITOL HOUSE F. ,.. T«rp.n
proprietor, 537 Sucruinento
Capitol Mills, Deming-Palmer Milling Co. pro-
prietors, 114-116 Sacramento
Capitol Packing Co. (Sacramento) D. L. Beck & Sons
agents, 118 California
Capitol Saloon, John D. Will proprietor, 226
Montgomery
Capitol Soap Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) Howard H.
Hogan agent, office 211-213 Sacramento
Caplan Liddie, millinery, 729 Larkin
Caplice John, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 728}^ Na-
toma
Caplice Michael, clerk William Feehan, r. 728 )i N»-
toma
Capon George, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Caponelli Filipo, r. 532 Vallejo
Capp A. B.. teacher Heald's Business College, r. 1148
Sutter
Capp Charles S. (0. S. Capp h Co.) r. 1214 McAllister
OAPPC. S. &CO.(CnarlesS.Capp,
real estate agents, rent collectora and
conveyancers, 638 Market, opposite
Palace Hotel
Cappel Bernhard, engineer, r. 707 Brannau
Oappelle Herman E., cutter Samuel R. Krouee, r. 1536
Howard
Cappelletti G. V., architect, 98 St Anns Bldg
Cappes Frank, steward, r. 40 Tehama, rear
Cappock Joseph, deckhand tug Anasba
Capron Allyn, first lieutenant Battery F, 1st Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio
Capson Nina, stewardess stmr Acapulco
Capurro August, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro David, clerk, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Giuseppe, vegetables Colombo Market, r.
Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Capurro Giuseppe, winemaker, r. G^ Lafayette PI
Capurro Jean B., r. Otsego nr Onondaga Av
Capurro John, clerk HawUy Bros. Hardware Co., r.
4 Lafayette PI
Capwell Harris C, traveling salesman Brown & Metz-
ner. r. 310 Hyde
Caraffa Marguirita, widow, r. 406 Green
Caraffa Paulo, clerk, r. 406 Green
Carah John H., machinist, r. 10 Ford
Caranian Vincent, oyster saloon, 1211 Polk
Caransor Lucy, r. Ill Prospect PI
Caravita Vincent, bartender P. Connolly, r. 1116 Lar-
kin
Carbajal Ramona, r. 720 Broadway
Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 Octavia
Carberry John, carpenter, r. 307 Oak
Carberry John, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r.
27 Anthony
Carberry Patrick, carpenter, r. 257 Octavia
Carberry Robert, machlnehand J. Hammond* Co.
Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (Indianapolis, Iud.)Wini8m
J. Wallace manager, 838 Market
Carbon Hill Coal Co. (Washincton Territory)
Charles F. Crocker president. Frank S. Douty
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend. room 4
Carbone Joseph (Catbone & Monti) r. Alameda
Carbone Joseph (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 327J4 Chest-
nut
Carbone Thomas, laborer, r. 178 Minna
Carbone «& Monti (Joseph Carbone and Paul
Monti) florists, 343 Kearny and 619 'i Valencia
Carbonet August, waiter P. Priet fc Co.
Carbury James, laborer, r. E b MichiKsn bet Sierra
and Sliasta
Card Andrew, butcher Chaiuborliu & Elchenberg, r.
St. Thomas nr Railroad Av
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Card Cliirk IJ., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Card Jampp, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Card John, teamster Max Mor^enthau, r. 1205 Valen-
cia, rear I
] Card William H., dentist, 413 Bush, r. Alameda
, Cardall William F., restaurant, 808 Mission, r. 636)i
Minna
Cardella Charles, teamster, r. 18 Masonic Av
I CardiiT George F., apprentice Talt & Haiuque, r. 319
Tehama
[ Cardiff Joseph R., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 319 Te-
hnma
Cardiff Richard J., plumber, r. 319 Tehama
Cardinell Alfred, calker, r. 568 Mission
Cardinell Charles G., calker, r. 25 Clinton
Cardinell John A., engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1331 Vallejo
Oardnaras D., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Cardonne Guillaume, laundryman P. DaroUes, r. 33
Chenery
Cardozo John (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 936 Haight
Cardozo Joseph C, r. 900 Ji Filbert
Cardozo WiUord, clerk Mendelson Bros., r. 936
Haight
Cardozo & Baptista (John Cardozo and Jos^
Baptista) proprietors Lisbon House, 315 Drumm
Cardwell Samuel, waiter, r. 8 Walnut Av
Cardy Michael, laborer, r. 7 Moulton PI
Caresmel Henry, dyeing works, 234 Montgomery Av,
r. 3 .\ntonlo
Carew Francis P.. painter and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, r. 24}^ Hayes
Carew George, porter and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3
Carew James, longshoreman, r. 9 Tehama
Carew Thomas R., shipping clerk Fechheimer, Good-
kind & Co., r. 326 E'ell
Carew William, painter, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3, r. 920Natoma
Carey A. M. Miss, dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms
50-51
Carey Agnes A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 214 Jersey
Carey Annie, bakery, 1314 Eddy
Carey Asa B., major and chief paymaster U.S. A.,
Department of California, 225-227 Phelan Bldg,
r. Occidental Hotel
Carey Beulah A. Mrs., r. 418 Franklin
Carey Conrad, laborer Cal. Bone Meal and Fertilizer
Co., r. 128 York
Carey Cornelius, bartender, r. 901 Brannan
Carey Cornelius, laborer, r. 1228 York
Carey E. A., r. 1220 Folsom
Carey Edward, blacksmith, r. 948 Polsbm
Carey Edward, shoemaker, r. 214 Jersey
Carey E. H., compositor Alta
Carey Elizabeth, widow, r. 303 First
Carey Ellen, widow, r. California Av opp Howard
Carey Frederick, brewer, r. 547 Howard
Carey George E., glass stainer, r. 115 Scott
Carey J., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1044
Army
Carey James, hostler Central RR., r. 1314 Eddy
Carey James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 4 Myrtle Av
Carey James, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
Carey James A. Mrs., r. 418 Franklin
Carey James A., stovemounter, r. 1044 Army
Carey John, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 306 Filbert
Carey John, carwasher Market St. RR., r. 755 Folsom
Carey John, fireman Sutter St. RR., r. 818 Geary
Carey John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. Pacific
Lodgings
Carey John, laborer S. P. Co.,r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Alabama
Carey John, teamster, r. 631 Florida
Carey John E., painter, r. 607 Pine
Carey John H., teacher Barnard's Business College
Carey John J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsbum & Co,
r. 519>4 Birch Av
Carey John T., United States Attorney, office U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. Grand Hotel
Carey Kern, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway
Carey Lawrence, boilermaker, r. 57 Shipley
Carey Lone A. Mr.^ , widow, r. 630 Church
Carey Louise Miss, r. 115 Scott
Cnrey Margaret, widow, r. 21 Glasgow
Carey Mary Miss, r. 263 Tehama
Carey Mary, widow, r. 519H Birch Av
Carey Maurice, proptr Old Nevada House, 572 Fol-
som
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Carey Michael, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 17 Boyce
Carey Michael, liquor saloon, 670 Howard
Carey Olivia Miss, tailoregs, r. 263 Tehama
Carey Patrick, gripman Market St. RB., r. NE cor
Baker and McAllister
Carey Patrick, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Carey Patrick, peddler, r. 19 Hinckley
Carey Paul, cook. r. 44 Fourth
Carey Paul, dishwasher, r. 869 Market
Carey Percy P., draftsman Percy & Hamilton, r.
1511 M Stockton
Carey Susan, domestic 510 Geary
Carey Thomas, r. 333 Eddy
Carey Thomas A., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
115 Scott
Carey Thomas F., r. 15 Sixth
Carey William, laborer, r. 948 Folsom
Carey William, warehouseman Haslett & Bailey, r.
Berkeley
Carey William H., bootblack, 1207 Polk, r. 1413 Sac-
ramento
e^' Carey. See Gary
Carfauo Ella, widow, r. 1.504^ Polk
Carlas Frank, cook Occidental Hotel
Carit J. Alfonso, capitalist, r. 2030 Broadway
Carky William, driver, r. 764 Folsom
Carl Andrew, cooper, 204-206 Commercial, r. i20}i
Seventh
Carl George, whitening, r. 22^ Everett
Carl Jenny H. Mrs., r. 1201 Folsom
Carl John, cook, r. 526 Broadway
Carl Joseph A., waiter, r. 1232 Broadway
Carl Nelson, laborer Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
r. 219 Mission
Carl O., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Carl William, brewer, r. 13 Hunt
Carl William, cooper A. Carl, r. 420Ji Seventh
e^ Carl. See Karl
Carlan Rose M. Miss, saleslady, r. 1103 Broadway
Carlan William, plumber, r. 521 }4 Vallejo
Carle Auguste, notions, 1512 Stockton
Carle Edward, r. 630 Howard
Carlen Charles, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
Carlen John W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Carlen Robert H., clerk ins. dept Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., r. Oakland
8^" Carlen. See Carlin
Carles Henry R., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 17 Madison Av
Carleton Alonzo B., shoemaker R. P. Chase & Co., r,
Oakland
Carleton Charles, painter, r. 16 Garden
Carleton George, insurance, r. 118 Ellis
Carleton H. P., clerk Chronicle, r. Oakland
Carleton Jerome, whitener James 0. Sellers, r. 248
Ellis
Carleton N. A. Mrs., dressmaking. 248 Ellis
Carleton Philips., clerk Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r. Oak-
land
Carleton Slicer B., proptr West End Journal, 1601
Pine, r. 1513 Ji Larkin
t^ Carleton. See Carlton
Carley Abraham, waiter, r. 448 Sixth
Carli Clement, bartender, r. 519 Filbert
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C»rli Geurge (Graseo & Carli)
Csrli Jscobo, marble polisher Ruffino & Bianchl. r.
8 Preecott
Carlie Lillie Mrs., r. 501 H Sixtn
Carlile Andrew S., saloon, SW cor Sanchez and
Seventeenth, r. 400 Sanchez
Carlile Robert A., expresamau.NE cor Sutter and San-
some, r. 400 Sanchez
r Ml Edward, car conductor, r. K37 FoUom
•A Frank, helper 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra bet
.< orgia and Michigan
coiiiu Henry J., clerk, r. :h2 Laurel Av
Carliu John, city agent Robert Dickson, r. 1624 Pierce
Carlin Richard, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
202 Jessie
Carlin Roger, laborer, r. 1120 Folsom
Carlin U. S., clerk I. Haendel, r. 1306 Pine
Carlin William H., machinist Tatum & Bowen, r.
643 Natoma
Carlin William H., law student, r.439 Eddy
Carlin William J., r. 32 Laurel Av
Carlin William J., machinist Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. r)32 Turk
i^ Carlin. See Carlen
Carliele A. & Co. (Albert Carlisle) manufacturing and
ill) porting stationerB, 218 California
Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. Alameda
Carlisle Arthur, draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
0-2X Brady
Carlisle Catharine Mrs., r. 52 M Brady
Carlisle Charles, switchman S. P. Co.
Carlisle Eleanor M. Mrs., teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. 1904 Devisadero
Carlisle George, special policeuian, r. 1621 Dupont
Carlisle George O.. r. 1904 Dt-visadero
Carlisle J. E., r. 905 Market
Carlisle Thomas, deputy As-^essor, r. 613 Stevenson
Carlisle ThomaB H., mining, r. 916 Twentieth
Carlisle William, r. 207 Fifteenth
Carlisle William, deckhand stmr Wilmington, r. 411
Sansome
Carlisle William S., salesman Nat Raphael & Co., r.
177G Howard
Carll AloDzo W., dancing academy, SW Laguna and
Carl! Frank A., cook A. W. Manning, r. 843 Howard
Carll Joseph, carpenter, r. 793 Mission
Carll R. Mrs., widow, r. 627 Grove
Carll Sarah, lodgings, 793 Mission
Carlmueller Eugene, teacher music, r. .\hlborn House
Carlomagnia Frank, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Carlos Francisco, barber, r. 922 M Jackson
Carlos Tlbun io, saddlemaker, 731 Montgomery, r.
922 M Jackson
Carlf-s Timothy, nurse City and County Hospital
Carlqiilst Adolph, tailor, r. 10 Lewis
Carlc|ui8t Carl M., tailor, r. 10 Lewis
Carls Euyene B.. laborer, r. 20 Scott PI
Carls George Vs., butcher, r. 20 Scott PI
Carlsen Andreas, housemover, r. 120 Gilbert, rear
Carlsen Charles J., figure painter, r. 523 Pine
Carlsen Emil. director Cal. School of Design, 430
Pine
Carlsen John, waiter Arion Hslle
Carlsen John I., upholsterer, r. 523 Pine
Carlsen M. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 523 Pine
Carlson Andrew, laborer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Carlson August, cook, r. 140 Minna
Carlson August, millwright, r. 734 Folsom
Carlson Brothers (Swan A. and Charles E.) wines
and liquors, 415 Eaet
CarlHon Carl, laborer, r. 11 Clyde
Carlson Carl, se'tman, r. 2 Rincon Av
Carlson Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlson C. C. H., treasurer The Carlson-Currier
Bilk Manufacturing Co. 586 Market, r. 2008)4
Geary
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Carlson Charles, boarding, 310 Beale
Carlson Charles E. (Carlson Bros.) W 8 Prospect
Av bet Lizzie and Cortland Av, B. H.
Carlson Charles J., carpenttr, r. 2763 Octavia
Carlson Claus E., r. 11 M Washington Av
Carlson Conrad, galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331
CARLSON-CHREIER SILK MNF6 CO,
THE, Edward Curl^on president, C. C.
H. Carlson treasurer, J. C. Currier
vice-president and secretary, oftice and
salesroom 58 5 Market, mill cor Stev-
enson and Ecker
Carlson Edward, capitalist, r. 1703 Jessie
Carlson Ed-»vard, president The Carlson-Currier
Silk Manufacturing Co., 585 Market
Carlson E. G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlson Frank, cook, r. 621 California
Carlson Frank, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Carlson Frank, tailor, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Carlson Gustave H.. basket mnfr, 39M Fremont, r.
26 Turk
Carlson Gustave, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 3007
Mission
Carlson Hadley, clerk, r. 2008!^ Geary
Carlson Harry, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Carlson Hans, seaman, r. 221 Fifth
Carls n J. B., cook, r. 220 Taylor
Carlson John, carpenter, r. 121 Morris Av
Carlson John, assistant engineer stmr Aurora
Carlson John, laborer, r. 54 First
Carlson John, laborer, r. 869 Market
Carlfon John, seaman, r. IIR Berry
Carlson John, seaman, r. 610 Sixth
Carlson John A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlson John G., wood and coal, 313-315 First
Carlson John P., r. 911 Prospect Av, B. H.
Carlson M., cook. r. 116 Berry
Carlson Nicholas, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Carlson Olif G. (Carlson & Olsen) r. 116 Montgomery
Av
Carlson Otto S., tanner, r. Tenerifife nr Tombigbee
Carlson Peter, miller, r. 532 Fourth
Carlson Robert, messengev Chronicle, r. 2763 Octavia
Carlson Swan A. (Carlson Bros.) r. Alameda
Carlson Victor, tanner, r. 207 Twenty-third
Carlson W., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 26 Sac-
ramento
Carlson W'illiam, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. SW cor
Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Carlson & Olsen (Olof G. Carlson and John P. Olsen)
liquor saloon, 817 Kearny
CarlsBon August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlton Charles O., commission and insurance, 311
California, r. 907 Pine
Carlton George E., clerk, r. 1025 Mission
Carlton Harriet C. Mrs., r. 609 Hyde
Carlton Harry P., dentist. 500 Sotter, r. Oakland
Carlton Henry, Insurance solicitor i^tna Ins. Co., r.
2706 California
Carlton Henry H., clerk Jones & Co., r. 2706 Califor-
nia
Carlton Jactson, conductor, r. 343 Fifth
Carlton William H., surveyor, r. 1137 Mission
&• Carlton. See Carleton
Carlyon William H., porter, r. 871 Market
Carmack W. Daniel, bartender Davis i Jamieson, r.
170 Clementina
Carman Benjamin F., receiver Sutter St. RR.,r.l625X
Pine
Carman Clara, widow, r. 1fi25!<i Pine
Carman Eliza, notions, 2,37 54 Fifth
Carman Maggie R. Miss, teacher music, r. 211 Chat-
tanooga
Carman Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1702 H Folsom
Carman Warren P., carpenter, r. 211 Chattanooga
Carmsu William, collector, r. 9H Madison Av
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OP
PInln. J»|>niine<I niid Nlniupecl
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
CRrmnn William, physician, ilO Tost
Cariiiaii William 0., cabinetmaker, r. 237M Fifth
Carinany Cyrus W., eusliier and secretary Sav-
intjs and Loan Society, Cl'J Claj, r. East Oakland
CARMANT JOHN W.
shirts anil $;«nts' furnisliiii^; gooAa,
also line tailoring, ^5 Kearny, r. 514
Hyde
Carmauy Ringgold, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 1026 Green
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker, 527 Sansome, r. Ill
Montgomery Block
Carmelich M., harnessmakerL. D. Stone & Co.
Carmeloo Ida Mrs., r. 9 Baldwin Court
CARMEN ISLAND SALTWORKS
Elias M. Block proprietor, 38-30 Sacra-
mento, importers and manufacturers
Carmen Island, Liverpool and Bay salt,
office 207 Front.
Carmichael Adriana R., widow, r. 249 Sixteenth
Carmichael David, harnessmaker J. A. McKerron
Carmichael D. H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 537
Lott
Carmichael John A., gents' furnishing goods, 1224
Market
Carmichael Mary Miss, r. Alabama bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Carmichael Nell, policeman, r. 85 Montgomery Block
Carmo Jose M., seaman, r. 1031 Montgomery
Carmody Arthur F;, bookkeeper Roth, Blum & Co., r.
1606 Washington
Carmody Daniel, special policeman, r. 1001 Mason
Carmody John, glassworker, r. 2 Potrero Av
Carmody John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 411 Fifth
Carmody Martin, coachman, r. 1720 Stockton
Carmody Michael, painter, r. 743 Tehama
Carmody Patrick, expressman, r. 22 J^ Welsh
Cam David B., compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
518 Stockton
Carnall Glenn 0., conductor Market St. RE., r. 533
Lott
Carnall Nathan C, real estate agent, 624 Market, r.
Redwood City
Carncross James, r. Abbotsford House
Carnduff F. F., attorney at law, r. 1552 Howard
Carndufl'F. F. Mrs., confectionery and stationery,
1552 Howard
Oarne Henry, patternmaker Elmer 0. Huntington, r.
421 Natoma '
Carne Jane, widow, r. 421 Natoma
Carneal Tliomas, president Downie Boiler In-
crustation Preventive Co., 202 Market, r. Oakland
Carneghy Andrew, calker, r. 52*4 Folsim
Carnegie George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1813 Jessie
Carnell Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 974 Folsom
Carnell Henry, clerk, r. 22 Hampton PI
Carnell Joseph F , paper carrier, r. 974 Folsom
Carnell R., waiter Palace Hotel
Carnell William H., steward Bohemian Club, r. 22
HamptTn PI
Carnes Frederick Or., teacher music, r. 2018 Powell
Carnes George A., librarian Odd Fellows' Li-
brary, r. 13 Guy PI
Carnes Homer S., patternmaker, r. 521 3^ Natoma
Carnes James, butcher Black Point Packing House
Carnes John, stonemason, r. 34 Gilbert
Carnes Walter, accountant Cal. Wire Works, r. 2018
Powell
Carnes William A., cashier Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
29 Grant Av
fl^" Carnes. See Cairns and Kearns
Carney Delia, chambermaid 517 Mason
Carney Dennis, barber, r. 754 Folsom
Carnev Frank J., machinist and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 5, r. 1218 Laurel
Carney James, electric light tender, r. 448 Sixth
Carney James, laborer, r. Folsom nr Twenty-eighth
Carney James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney James H., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 220 Lombard
Carney John, fireman stmr Acapulco, r. 183 Perry
Carney Joseph, porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 246 J4 Clara
Carney Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r, 135 Hayes
Carney Mary Mrs., r. 778 Harrison
Carney Nf)ll, shoemaker, r. 829 Howard
Carney Patrick, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1511
Church
Carney Patrick, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.
Carney Thomas, teamster J. Schussler & Co.. r. 246 >4
Clara
Carney Thomas, teamster, r. 1218 Laurel Av
Carney William, teamster, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Carney William, tanner H. N. Cook, r. Illinois nr
Kentucky
8^" Carney. See Karnay, Karney and Kearney
Oornlglia E. S., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 915
Battery
Caruiglia Peter, fisherman, r. 915 Battery, rear
Caro Abraham, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 713
Hayes
Caro Armand, salesman Friedlander & Eoch, r. 911
Laguna
Caro Edward, clerk, r. 712 Hayes
Caro Esther, seamstress Goldstein Bros., r. 312 Pscifio
Caro Isaac W., bookkeeper Albert Mueller, r. 713
Hayes
Caro Joseph, butcher, r. 434 Green
Caro Louis, drygoods, 236 Fifth
Caro M. C. Mrs., clothing, 312 Pacific
Caro Phineas, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
1393 O'Farrell
Caro Samuel, merchant, r. 911 Laguna
Caro Samuel, salesman L. &. E. Wertheimer
Caro Samuel, varieties, 2914 Sixteenth
Caro Simon, traveling salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r.
1529 Post
Carol Jean, cook, r. 548 Clay
Carolan Frank, fireman, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
Carolan Frank J., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 1714
California
Carolan Herbert, bookkeeper Carolan & Co., r. 1714
California
Carolan James (Carolan & Co.) r. 1714 California
Carolan Lawrence, clerk, r. 29J<J Rausch
Carolan 6i Co, (James Carolan) importers and
jobbers iron, steel and hardware, 111-115 Oali-
fornia
Carolin James butcher Frank Debb, r. 411 Fourth
Caronte Joseph, mnfr umbrellas, 9 Taylor
Carosio Angelo, fruits and produce, 611-613 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 713 Filbert
Carosio Edward, clerk A. Carosio, r. 713 Filbert
Carotlierg Jolin T., station Isaggage agent S. P.
Co., foot MarKet, r. Oakland
Carothers Mary, widow, r. 105 Hayes
8S" Carothers. See Oarruthers and Crothers
Carotto Augustine, painter, r. 731 Vallejo
Caroville Marcellus, tanner, r. Paraguay nr Tom-
bigbee
Carpenter A. I., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 712
Sutter
Carpenter Alfred A., calker, r. 605 Dolores
Carpenter Augustine D., bookkeeper Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 626 Polk
Carpenter C. W., purser stmr San Bias
Carpenter D. A., with Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,
r. Oakland
Carpenter Dexter S., cashier Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Carpenter Edward H., shipping master, r. 966 Howard
Carpenter Edward J., delivery clerk Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 112 Mason
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CARPENTER EDWIN WALLACE,
af^ent Royul IiiMuraiice Co., Norwiclt
Union Fire Insurance Society anclLinn-
caslkire Fire Insurance Co. 410 Cali-
fornia, r. 131 a Taylor
Carpenter E. H., r. North Pacific Hotel
Carpenter Florence P. Mrs., city agent Robert Dick-
Bon, r. 1239 Pine
Carpenter Frank B., physician, 32 O'Farrell, r. 2522
Market
Carpenter Frank W., job printer, 1217 Market
Carpenter Harry E. (Carpenter & Sons) r. 966 Howard
Carpenter J. L., porter stmr Zealandia
Carpenter John, seaman, r. 551 Howard
Carpenter John B,, machinist Golden State and Min-
ers Iron Works, r. Ahlborn House
Carpenter John F., plumber, 807 Valencia, r. lU Nine-
teenth
Carpenter Joseph F., Insurance agent, r. 221 Seventh
Carpenter M. A., widow, r. 926 Clay
Carpenter M. M.. widow., r. 1217 Market
Carpenter S. C. Mrs., r. 733 Guerrero
Carpenter Thomas (Carpenter & Sons) r. 966 Howard
Carpenter Thomas, expressman, 1501 Market, r. 104
San Jose Av
Carpenter William B., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. W 8 Dolores nr Duncan
Carpenter William C, r. 318)^ Fifth
Carpenter William H. (Carpenter & Sons) r. 966 How-
ard
Carpenter W. W., physician, r. Humboldt Hotel
Carpenter k Sons (William H., Harry E. and Thomas)
veterinary surgeons, 371 Natoma
rpentier Alpbonse, commission merchantand agent
Compagnie du Boleo, 438 California, r. Alameda
I liier Frank, cook Ingleside House
rpmill Annie, lodgings, 202 Second
ipmill John, dr.'ftsman Jason Springer & Co., r.
202 Second
Oarpmill Samuel, carpenter, r. 529 Howard
Carpy C. & Co. (Charles Carpy) wholesale wine
and liquor merchants and proprietors Uncle Sam
Wine Cellars and Distillery (Napa, Cal.) office
615-517 Sacramento
Carpy Charles (C. Carpy & Co.) r. 2632 California
Carr Bridget, widow, r. 441 Dolores
Carr Charles, r. Ocean View
Carr Charles, bartender James Carr, r. 205 Third
Carr Charles, cook stmr Piedmont, r. 12 Steuart
Carr Charles, cooper, r. 616 Sixth
Carr Charles, dishwasher, r. cor Commercial and
Kearny
Carr Charles, driver United Carriage Co., r. 37 Kin-
gold
Carr Charles, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 568 Mis-
sion
Carr Charles A., gunsmith George W. Shreve, r. 838
Mission
Carr D., clerk W. D. Tel. Co., r. 816 Vallejo
Carr David, machinist Singer Mufg Co., r. 34 Clara
Carr Edward B., policeman, r. 211^ Turk
Carr Edwin W., foreman patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 1461 Guerrero
Carr Emile, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 133
Chestnut
Carr Frank, clerk, r. 1320 Stockton
Carr Frank, expressman, r. 6 Byington
Carr Frank D. (Wilson & Carr) r. 1215 J^ McAllister
Carr Frank M., grip oiler Sutter St. RR., r. 208)i
Central Av
Carr Frederick, conductor Market St. RR.
'Carr George P., carpenter, 2233 Market
Carr Hattie Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar School,
r. 1401 Guerrero
Carr H. T., salesman, r. 67 Everett
Carr James, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 523 Howard
Carr James, proptr Portland House, 54 Sacramento
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
w, & J, mm & CO.
ManufnctnrerM of
WINDOW SHADES,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
CARE) JAMES proprietor White
Wings Saloon, %vinea, liquors and
cigars, 713 Mission, bet TUird and
Fourth, r. 328 Busli
Carr James, waiter, r. 217 Minna
Carr James E., teamster, r. 1606 5i Stevenson
Carr John, apothecary Justin Gates, r. 722 Mont-
gomery
Carr John, laborer, r. 24 Ritch
Carr John, laborer, r. 2717 Bush
Carr John, longshoreman, r. 227 Langton, rear
Carr John, meatpacker, r. 24 Shotwell
Carr John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carr John G., carpenter and builder, 20 Taylor
Carr John R., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 717 Hyde
Carr John S., assistant Postmaster, r. 1816 Baker
Carr Joseph, laborer, r. 227 Liberty
Carr Julia G., notions, 1203 Turk
Carr Kittie, waitress, r. 819 Howard
Carr Mary, widow, r. 13 Salmon
Carr Mary, widow, r. 203 Langton
Carr Mary, widow, r. 622 Broadway
Carr Matthew D., printer, r. 1016 Pine
Carr Maurice, with S. P. Co., r. 3 Fulton
Carr Michael R , boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
133 Chestnut
Carr M.J , blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
Carr N. F., r. 531 Ivy Av
Carr Patrick, coalpasser stmr Santa Rosa
Carr Patrick, hackdriver Patrick Sullivan, r. 1010
Howard
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 236 Fifth
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 617 Eighteenth
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Carr Peter J., furniture and carpets, 2801 Mission
Carr Samuel M., machine agent, r. 229 Sixth
Carr Smith, policeman, r. 28 Seventh
Carr Thomas, bakery. 1523 Mission
Carr Thomas, plumber, r. 512 Sixth
Carr W. H., with Geo. C. Shreve. & Co., r. 2233 Market
Carr William, porter Thomas Loughran, r. 24 Shot-
well
Carr William B., capitalist, r. 220 San Jos^ Av
Carr William J., journalist, r. 1417 Larkin
Carr William T., laborer, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
B^" Carr. See Karr
Carrahar P., driver United Carriage Co., r. 815 Mission
Carraher Michael, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Carraher Michael J., blacksmith Eureka Boiler Works,
r. 204 First
Carran George, watchman, r. 118^ Washington
Garran Maria, cook 1015 California
Carranza Alexander, musician, r. 109 Bernard
Carranza Kate Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Carranza V. A., musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 122
Eddy
Carrasco Clement, bartender, r. 553 Natoma
Carrasco Giuseppe, fish peddler, r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Carrau Alice M. Mr.s.. r. 424 Shotwell
Carrau Jo.seph, butcher L. P. Daussat, r. 434 Green
Carrau Leon, salesman Peter B. Simons k Son, r. 2918
Fillmore
Carrau Louis B., collector Le Frando-Californien, r.
533 Broadway
Carre Alexander, tanner John Meehan, r. 2925 Mission
Carre G., cook, r. 604 Vallejo
Carrel Alexander M., saddlemaker L. D. Stone & Oo.
Carrere Caliste, widow, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere Joseph, vegetables, r. 410 Pacific, rear
Carrere Mary, widow, r. 1017 Sutter
Carrere Pierre (Carrere k Poteutiui) r. 445 Bush
Carrere k Potentlni (Pierre Carrere and Andrew Po-
tentinil proptrs Poodle Dog Restaurant, 44.') Bush
Carrey Edmond, Consul Republic of France, 606
Montgomery, rooms 6-8, r. NE cor Sutter and
Sieiner
Carrey Pierre, laundryman P. Darolles, r. 33 Chenory
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Affent,
429 California Street.
CAR
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLTSH AND AMKIUOAN
EnouiiM(i«>, 4i)l:i#.«><l nii.t I'liilii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cnrrtv TlioinaB. laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 47 Twelfth
Carriok Hartley J., r. 21 Clara, rear
Carrlok Dauiel F., engineer stiur Ferndale, r. 1505
Saiioliez
Carrick Frederick A., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. Oakland
Carrick James R. (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r.
San MHteo
Carrick John, bottler S. Lachman & Co., r. 340J4
Shipley
Carrick Martin, plasterer, r. 1324 Fell
Carrick Mary, widow, r. 21 Clara, rear
Carrick Kichard, seaman, r. 340M Shipley
Carrick Richard Jr., cooper, r. 340}^ Shipley
Carrick Thomas, glassblower, r. 21 Clara, rear
Carrick Thomas F., plumber, r. 1313 Twenty-fourth
Carrick William, ship carpetiter, r. Ill Perry
Carrick, Williams <Si Wright (James R. Car-
rick, Hannibal Williams and William S. Wright)
proprietors San Francisco Box Co., 515-519 Fifth
Carrico James, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Carrie J. H., conductor S. P. Co,, r. 224 Townsend
Carriffan Andretv, treasurer Dunham, Carrigan
.'t Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale, r. 2124 California
Carrigan Andrew Jr., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 2124 California
Carrigan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 17 Rincon Av
Carrigan Edward, painter, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan James, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Carrigan Joseph, painter, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan Mary, widow, r. 1318 Jackson
Carrigan MoUie Miss, dressmaking, 1917 Polk
Carrigan Patrick, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Haudley House
Carrigan William, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 2124 California
B^" Carrigan. See Kerrigan
Carrington Frank de L., first lieutenant Co. E, 1st In-
fantry, U. S. A., Presidio
Carrington John ReT., r. 209 Chattanooga
Carrington Paul M.. assistant surgeon tJ. S. Marine
Hospital service, r. Marine Hospital
Carrington Peter, laborer, r. Potrero bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
Carrington Samuel W., bartender Merchants' Club, r.
666 Howard
Carrion Delfino Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Carrion Diego, seaman, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Carrion Robert, packer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Carroll Alexander M. saddler, r. 119 Powell
Carroll Ann, widow, r. 28 Natoma
Carroll Annie Miss, r. 535 Lott
Carroll B. P., truckman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 408
Beale
Carroll Bridget, widow, r. 1420 Montgomery
Carroll Brothers (Thomas and Edward) groceries and
liquors, 123 Third
Carroll Charles, r. 52 Second
Carroll Chasles, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 27 Fred-
erick
Carroll Charles, student, r. 1323 Oak
Carroll Charles E., salesman S. P. Sewer Pipe Assn.,
r. 942 Twenty-second
Carroll Charles M!., commission merchant, r. 705
Valencia
Carroll Cornelius J., teamster Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1012 Scott
Carroll Daniel R.. hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1 Austin
Carroll Daniel R., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 21 Na-
toma
Carroll David, teamster Laumeister Mill
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, 2121 Mission
Carroll Edward (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Eliza, widow, r. 322 Seventh, rear
Carroll Eliza, widow, r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll F. A., cook, 843 Howard
Carroll Frank J., brass molder, r. 505 Ash Av
Carroll George L. (Carroll & Carroll) r. Palace Hotel
Carroll Henry A., clerk auditor's dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 618 Lombard
Carroll Janien, r. 19 Moss, rear
Carroll James (Carroll & Tilton) r. 197 Hyde
Carroll James, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.. r.
2759 Mission
Carroll James, hostler City RR., r. 1829 Mission
Carroll James, laborer, Tehama nr Twenty-^venth,
Carroll James, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Carroll James, saloonkeeper, r. 916 Howard
Carroll James, superintendent S. F. Laundry Assn
Carroll James C, groceries and liquors, 171'7 Jessie
Carroll James H., compositor Bulletin, r. 1114 Steiner
Carroll James L. (J. L. Carroll & Co.) r. 2602 Mission
Carroll James W. Mrs., widow, r. 1015 Eighteenth
Carroll Jane, nurse, r. 5(i8 Stevenson
Carroll Jennie Miss, Parisian Dyeing Works, 112
Hayes
Carroll Jennie Mrs., r. 1529 Geary
Carroll Jeremiah, clerk, r. 1938 Bush
Carroll Jeremiah, coffee roaster J. A. Folger ji Co., r.
1305 Mason
Carroll Jeremiah M., bookkeeper Lafayette Brewery,
r. i Garden
Carroll J. L. & Co. (James L. Carroll and Stephen S.
Brophy) drygoods, 2600 Mission
Carroll Johanna, widow, r. 405 Filbert
Carroll Johanna, widow, r. 551 Howard
Carroll John, r. 414 Webster
Carroll John, r. 2526 Post
Carroll John, baker, r. 630 Jessie
Carroll John, bartender McKee & Ellis, r. 34 Eddy
Carroll John, bartender stmr Modoc
Carroll John, boilermaker, r. W s Kentucky bet Butte
and Napa
Carroll John, bookkeeper, r. 617 Guerrero
Carroll John, expressman, r. 29 Ferrle
Carroll John, expressman, r. 1305 Mason
Carroll John, laborer, r. 1119 Twentieth
Carroll John, laborer, r. 1623 Vallejo
Carroll John, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Channel
Carroll John, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 34 Madison Av
Carroll John, longshoreman, r. 408 Beale
Carroll John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 119 Clip-
per
Carroll John, shoeburnieher, r. 112 Hayes
Carroll John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Carroll John, teamster A. Summerfield Jr., r. 47
Clementina
Carroll John, tinsmith, r. 108 Bernard
Carroll John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 29 Everett
Carroll John, watchman, r. 1307 Stockton
Carroll John, wood and coal, 240 Eleventh
Carroll John A., stenographer Hall & Rogers, and no-
tary public, 16 Nevada Block, r. 926 Montgomery
Carroll John B.. boilermaker, r. 81'Clementina
Carroll John C, r. Palmer nr Randall
Carroll John C, conductor, r. 224 Townsend
Carroll John F.. r. 1209 Hayes
Carroll John H., foreman machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Carroll John H., laborer r. 8 Zoe, rear
Carroll John J., molder, r. 505 Ash Av
Carroll John J., gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
2526 Post
Carroll John J., porter medical purveyor dept U. S.
A., r. Twenty-sixth nr Sanchez
Cari'oll John J., shipping clerk Washington Mnfg
Co., r. 412 Webster
Carroll John P., bailiff Railroad Commissionera, r.
Lake bet First and Second Av
Carroll John T., salesman J. L. Carroll & Co., r. 121
Chattanooga
Carroll Kate, domestic 1510 California
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Carroll Lury. widow, r. 3 Crooks
Carroll M. Mrs., r. 18 Mason
Carroll M. Mrs., fiirniRhed rooms, 104)4 Sixth
Carroll Maggie Mi»8, r. 535 Lott
Carroll Margartt, with 8. F. Laundry, r. NE cor Lyon
and Geary
Carroll Mary, domestic 801 Sutter
Carroll Mary, widow, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Carroll Marv. widow, r. 624 Ivy Av
Carroll Matthew, wood and coal, 28 Turk, r. 104 J4
Sixth
Carroll Michael, blacksmith helper, r. 573 Howard
Carrol Michael, liquor saloon, 118 Fifth, r. 1032 Mis-
sion
Carroll Michael, policeman^ r. 1519 Pine
Carroll Michael, salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 547
Minua
Carroll Michael, shoemaker, 753 Brannan
Carroll Michael J., machinist Empire Foundry, r.
Oakland
Carroll Michael T., marble cutter, r. 711 Point Lobos
Av
Carroll Nelson laborer Nelson 0. Walton, r. 219 Mis-
sion
Carroll Oliver, boxmaker, r. 27 Federal, rear
Carroll Oliver C. porter Dolliver & Bro., r. 12 Elliot
Park
Carroll Owen, r. 10r)7 Golden Gate Av
Carroll Owen, laborer r. NW cor First and Mission
Carroll Owen, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1607
Howard
Carroll Phtrick, r. 344 Fifth
Carroll Patrick, r. 963 Mispion
Carroll Patrick, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 202
Second
Carroll Patrick, gatekeeper City and County Hospital
Carroll Patrick, groceries and liquors, 157 Minua
Cairull Patrick, hostler Sutter St. RR.. r. 1 Austin
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 108 Bernard
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 1611 Mission
Carroll Patrick, longshoreman, r. 530 Howard
Carroll Patrick, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1018 Bryant
Carroll Patrick, marble polisher John Daniel & Co.,
r. ll'i Hayes
Carroll Patri> k, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 140 Minna
Carroll Patrick, wharfinger Washington Street Wharf,
r. 3J0 Pine
Carroll Patrick J., contractor, r. 1611 Mission
Carroll Patrick J., laborer S. P. Co.. r. IJOO Union
Carroll Patrick J., teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 742
Folsora
Carroll P. ter, laborer, r. 530 Howard
Carroll Phillip, laborer, r. 1057 Golden Gate av
CiirroU R>(luiotid, plumber, r.4 Garden
Carroll Richard, carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Carroll Rii hard, traveling salesman, r. 275'.t Mission
Carroll Richard T. (Carroll & Carroll) r. 1520 Van
Ness Av
Carroll Robert, fireman, r. NW cor First and Mission
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Bros.) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Thaiuas, hostler Vere Alston r. 1537 Mission
Carroll Thomas, laborer, r. Potrero Hotel
Carroll Thomas, salesman Daniel Keefe, r. 27 Blake
Carroll Th mas, shoemaker, r. 12 Preston PI
Carroll Thomas, metal roofer, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Thomas F. (Carroll k Aherne) r. 2523 Post
Carroll Thomas J. compositor Bulletin, r. 335 Broad-
way
Carroll Thomas M.. salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1607 Howard
Carroll Thomas P., auditor WellB Fargo & Co., r. 61b
Lombard
Carroll Thomas W., tailor, 603 California, r. 446
^inna
Carroll Timothy, deckhand stmr Modoc
Carroll Timothy, musician, r. 1202 Larkin
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Carroll Warren H., millwright, r. 327 Clementina
Carroll William, r. 81 Stevenson
Carroll William, expressman, r. 29 Blake
Carroll William, expressman, r. California Av nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Carroll William laborer, r. 335 Broadway
Carroll Wi Ilium, stonemason, r. 10 Howard Court
Carroll William B., liquor dealer, r. 2320 California
Carroll William E., machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Carroll William H., carpenter, r. 783 Mission
Carroll W Ilium H., salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r.
104 Haight
Carroll William J., laborer, r. 28 Natoma
Carroll William M., liquor saloon, 215 Fourth, r. 16
Stockton PI
Carroll & Aherne (Thomas F. Carroll and D. I.
Aherne) groceries and liquors, 199 Hyde
Carroll & Carroll ( Richard T. and George L.)
wholesale liquors, 109 Front
CARROLL & TILTON
(James Carroll and William H. Tilton)
dealer.s gents' and boys' clothing, fur-
nisliing' goods, liatg, caps, trunks, etc.,
8 73 niarhiet
Carrolien Conrad, driver Central RR., r. 1057 Golden
Gate Av
Oarron Joseph, blacksmith, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
Carruthers George, r. 5 Yerba Buena
Carruthers John, coffee and spice dealer, r. 2615 Clay
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeepers. W. Bosenstock
& Co., r. Berkeley
8CF" Carruthers. See Carothers and Crothera
Cnrsen Frederick, longshoreman, r. 613 Seventh
Carson Andrew J., with Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 1129 Valencia
Carson Annie M., widow, r. 224 First
Carson Charles, engineer, r. 401 Bryant
Carson Charles, painter, r. 510 Chestnut
Carson Charles W., glassberler John Mallon, r. 510
Folsom
Carson Christian, liquor saloon, 254 Brannan
Carson Edwin, hackdriver. r. 227 Post
CaiB'U Edwin B., c'erk general baggage office 8. P.
Co., r. 536 Guerrero
Carson Elizabeth Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 1129 Valencia
Carson Emma, widow, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Frank M., shipjoiner, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Frederick, watchman, r. 70:t Stockton
Carson George, r. 89 Powell Av, B. H.
Carson Henry W., chemist, r. 703 Stockton
Carson Henry W., groceries and liquors, 224 First
Carson James, clerk, r. 610 Minna
Carson James D., shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1129 Valencia
Carson John, machinist William Deacon, r. Sierra
bet Iowa and Indiana
Carson John, painter, r. 1045 Market
Carson John, tanner, r. 260t Bryant Av
Carson John A., deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Carson John B., attorney at law, 410 Kearny, room 8,
r. 351 Minna
Carson Joseph, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Carson Johcph W.. clerk Chronicle, r. 1129 Valencia
Carson J. P.. cigars and tobacco, 418 Hayes
Carson Katberlne, widow, r. 1129 Valencia
Carson Leighton, salesman, r. 1047 Mission
Carson L. W., bookkeeper W. C. Price 4 Co., r. 402
Montgomery
Carson Martin, r. 871 Market
Carson Mary assistant William F. Palmer, r. 448
Natoma
Carson Mary E. Miss Bchool teacher, r. 1618 Broad-
way
Carson Oscar W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
Pearl
r. a
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M&nufaoturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 815 and 317 MABKET STKEET
C»r«ou Peter, nirili-uer, olil San Jose Ruad nr Indus-
trial School
Carson Keliecca, widow, r. 351 Minna
Carson Robert E., surveyor, r. '21 Hinckley
Carson Robert N., glovecutter, r. 1618 Broadway
Carson Samuel (Samuel Carson & Co.) r. 2201 Pacific Av
CAESON SAMUEL & CO.
(i^iiiniit^l Carson niid li. Ciirrun Clark)
I>ul>IisUfr.s, -wliolfgale boofcsellerg and
stationers, 208 Post
Carson Thomas, woodcarver C. 0. Schnoor, r. 158
Shipley, rear
Carson Tliomaa E., millwright Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 510 Folsom
Carson Thomas F., brassflnisher J. Roylance, r. 1129
Valencia
Carson William, r. 730 Green
Carson William (Dolbeer & Carson) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co.
Carsou William, machinist, r. i Latham PI
Carss Joseph, r. 626 Harrison
Carss Robert Mrs., widow, r. 51 Louisa
Carss Robert J., teamster, r. 51 Louisa
Carss William, plumber, r. 51 Louisa
Carsten Frederick, r. 2056 Mission
Carsten Johanna, widow, r. 251 Brannan
Carsten Peter, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery
Ijy Carsten. See Karstens
Carstens George, painter, r. 523 Seventh
Carstens John," cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carstensen Heinrich G. T., cabinetmaker Wolf.Braas
& Valentine, r. 8 Decatur
Carstensen Julius, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Carstensen Matthias, laborer, r. 3!^ Clyde
Carstensen Paul, cooper, r. 270 First
Carstons Henry, longshoreman, r. 338 Ritch
Cars well George W. , elevator tender, r. 434 H Hayes
Cartan Charle" M., house and signpainter, 549 Clay,
r. 618 Pine
Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 330
Sutter
Cartan, McCarthy & Co. (Frank M. Cartan
and Timothy F. McCarthy) wholesale wines and
liquors, and distillers' agents, 511-513 Sacramento
Carter Anna Mrs., r. 404 Post
Carter Albert R., r. N s Beach nr Baker
Carter Arthur E., musician, r. 308 Tehama
Carter Benjamin F., marblecutter Patrick Pierce, r.
121 Henry
Carter Brothers (Thomas and Martin) car mnfrs
(Newark, Alameda Co.) oflice 42 Market
Carter C. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1862 Stevenson
Carter Charles C, millhand, r. 1862 Stevenson
Carter Charles D., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 525 Va-
lencia
Carter Charles E., engineer, r. 273 Jessie
Carter Charles H., contractor, r. 327 Fell
Carter Charles J., waiter, r. 809 Market
Carter Cyrus, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Carter E. Miss, seamstress, r. 327 Fell
Carter Edmund F., compositor Cubery & Co., r. 9
1005
Carter Edward E., janitor Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 410 Union
Carter Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1111 Baker
Carter Frank, clerk H. Wolflf, r. 729 Ji Natoma
Carter Frederick, clerk, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Carter Frederick, clerk Chapman & Mocb,
McAllister
Carter Frederick, waiter Palace Hotel
Carter Frederick S., bookkeeper Joe Spanier & Co.,
1915 Sacramento
Carter George, janitor Nevada Block, r. 819 Capp
Carter George, laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 326 Bryant
Carter George J., head waiter Occidental Hotel, r.
Carter Q. H., r. 8fi3M Market
Carter Grace W., widow, r. 6 Wetmore PI
Carter Harry, lithographer Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 1 Caroline
Carter Helen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
Carter H< nr.v, r. 2706 Calif(>rni\
Carter Henry, painter, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Carter Henry P., clerk, r. 1505 J4 Steiner
Carter James, laborer, r. 16u6 Hyde
Carter Junifs H., longshoreman, r. 308 Tehama
Carter James N., cigirs and tobacco and laundry of-
fice, 545 California, r. 523 Kearny
Carter J. F., pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 712
Howard
Carter John, boatman, r. 31 Pleasant
Carter John, teamster, NW cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
Carter John C, boilermaker, r. 36 Natoma ,
Carter John E., machinist Riadon I, and L. Works, r.
16 Sherman
Carter John J., blacksmith, r. 618M Linden Av
Carter John M., shoemaker, r. 620 Stevenson
Carter John T., agent, r. 1915 Sacramento
Carter John W., attorney at law, 619 Kearny, r. 2330
Pine
Carter Joseph, r. 4 Grand Av
Carter Joseph, laborer, r. 527 Natoma
Carter Joseph H., oordwainer Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 70 West Mission
Carter Joseph K., bookkeeper Pac. Bank, r. 610 Nine-
teenth
Carter Maggie, domestic NW cor Hayes and Fill-
more
Carter Margaret Mrs., r. 729}^ Natoma
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.) r. Newark, Alameda co
Carter Maud Miss, saleslady Mrs. S. R. Hall, r. 951
Harrison
Carter Myron, teamster, r. 4 Caroline
Carter Rebecca T. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 44 Sixth
Carter R. D., oiler stmr San Juan
Carter Richard E., clerk H. Wolflf, r. 729 J<S Natoma
Carter Robert W., real estate agent, r. 1916 Buchanan
Carter S. J., clerk, r. 214 Eleventh
Carter Stephen, special policeman, r. 1023 Mission
Carter Stewart, clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 20 Sherwood
PI
Carter Thomas, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Carter Thomas (Carter Bros.) r. 8 Mason
Carter Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 157
Minna
Carter Thomas B., machinist, r. 1062 Folsom
Carter Thomas O., r. 226 McAllister
Carter Thomas S., shipjoiner, r. 951 Harrison
Carter Thomas W., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 26 Turk
Carter W. Mrs., widow, r. 1606 Hyde
Carter W. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1937 Geary
Carter William, r. 44 Norfolk
Carter William, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Carter William D., blacksmith John Grace, r. 309
Golden Gate Av
Carter William H., gripman Market St. RR.. r. 411
Lyon
Carter William H., teamster, r. 210 Greenwich
Carter William H., waiter, r. 18 Glover
Carter William T., porter Abramson, Bacon & Heu-
nisch, r. 834 Broadway
Carter William W., traveling salesman Boot & San-
derson, r. 1005 McAllister
Carthcut James L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 517 Second
Cartier Charles F., carpenter, r. 1437 }< Valencia
Cartina Juan, drover, r. Manitoba nr Susquehanna
Cartmell James, mason, r. 2110 Green
Carto Charles F., carpenter, r. 1300M Stockton
Carton John, gardener, r. 114 Prospect PI •
Carton John, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r. Ceme-
tery Station
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<;arturi Lorenzo, shoemaker E. Pardini, r. 11 Broad-
way
CartwriRht Charles, employee Windsor Hotel, r. 11
Clementina
Cartwright diaries H., lithographic pressman Bosqui
Kut,'ravin!,' and Printing Co., r. 1335 Pacific
CART WRIGHT DAVID S.
teamster, SW cor Itlain and Miiision, r.
334 1-a Tenth
OartwriRht Ettie Miss, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r. 1335
.Pacific
Cartwrlght Henry, coppersmith, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Cartwright J. H., carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Carlwright Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1335 Pacific
Cartwright William, boilermaker, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Carty Annie Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1317 Mont-
gomery
Carty George, bookkeeper Edwin T. Earl, r. 231
Eleventh
Carty James, r. 72 Natoma
Carty John, hostler Norfolk Stables, r. 12 William
Cany Martin, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Carty Paul, collector E. Martin & Co., r. 231 Eleventh
Carty Peter, bartender F. W. Kampe, r. NWcor Geary
and Hyrle
Carty Sylvester J., clerk McAlester & Jones, r. 214
Eleventh
Carty Thomas, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r. 12 William
Carvajal Leonardo (Tauey, Carvajal & Co.) r. 23
I Grant Av
Carvalho Francis S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Carvell Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 535 Jessie
Carvell Theodore F., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
Oakland
Carver Benjamin F., chiropodist, 13 Grant Av, r. 604
Sutter
Carver Horatio B., shipliner, r. 710 O'Farrell
Carver Wayne Rev., r. 214 Castro
Carvill Almon D., president Carvill Manufactur-
ing Co., 7-9 Powell, r. Alameda
CARVILL MANUFACTURISG CO,
Almon D. CarvUl president, Orrin S.
Carvill superintendent, manufactur-
ers fine carriages, 7-9 Pow^ell
Carvill Orrin S., superintendent Carvill Manu-
facturing Co., 7-9 Powell, r. 1834 O'Farrell
fl^~ Carvill. See Carvell
Carviu D. A., quartermaster strar Mariposa
Carvy Thomas, laborer, r. 249 Tehama
Gary Agnes Mrs., r. 711 J^ Clementina
Cary Annie M. T., teacher, r. 1830 Market
Cary Catherine, widow, r. 45 Fult'^n
dry Charles W., driver W. E. Straut * Co.
Cary Isaac G. (Cary & Blake) r. 929 Washington
Cary James C, attorney at law, 8-10 Montgomery
Block, r 810 Chestnut
Cary L. Mrs., r. 215 Eleventh
Cary Lydia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Central Av
Cary Maggie T., dressmaker, r. 1830 Market
Cary Margaret, widow, r. 11 Mariposa Terrace
Cary Michael, plumber, r. 45 Fulton
Cary Miles D., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 200 Central
Av •
Cary S. DeWitt, capitalist, r. 1242 Howard
Cary Thomas, watertender stmr San Pablo
Cary Thomas J., r. 142 Ninth
Cary Walter M., r. 621 Bu«h
Cary William Mrs., widow, r. 12H Preston PI
Cary & Blake (Isaa- G. Cary and William H. Blake)
barbers, 515 California
Cary «k Moen (New York) W. T. Caldwell agent,
ofllce 658 Mission
t^" Cary. See Carey
Caeabonne Joseph B., liquor saloon, 228 Montgomery
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641, 643, 646 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
Casaborn Adolph, carpenter, r. 11 J< William
Casuboru Annie, widow, r. 11 )< William
Casad Martin R., r. 214 >i Sixth
Casadebat Jean, barber, r. 815 Stockton
Casadebat John B., liquor saloon, 532 Merchant, r.
815 Stockton
Casady Stephen V., gripman Sutter St. BR.
Casaino Battista, bootblack. Fountain PI, r. 11 Val-
lejo PI
Oasaleroni Frank A., r. 2419 ^'l Clay
Casamajou Kate, widow, r. 435 Jessie
Casanova Caspar, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Casanova George J., journalist, r. 324 Sutter
Casanova Henry (F. Daneri & Co.) 27-29 California
Casanova Mauuele, gardener, r. Mission Road, nr
Five-Mile House
Casanova P. O., cook, r. Empire House
Casaretto Antonio, scavenger, r. 533 Green
Casaretto Gabillo, carpenter, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Casassa Annie M., packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 519)4
Union
Casassa August, collector, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Casassa August, painter G. B. DeFerrari, r. 727
Filbert
Casassa August, porter V. Meinberger, r. 908 Sansome
Casassa Carlo (Paulucci & Casassa) r. 6 Elm Av
Casassa Carlo, farmer, r. 727 Filbert
Casassa Carlo, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and California
Casassa Charles, leader First Infantry Regiment
Band, r. 1201 Turk
Casassa Charles, porter Charles M. Volkman, r. 518
Filbert, rear
Casassa Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 1201 Turk
Casassa David, signpainter G. B. DeFerrari, r. 727
Filbert
Casassa Dominiok, wine dealer, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Casassa Madeline, packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 7
Hinckley
Casassa Nicholas, bootblack Ubhaus Bros., r. U21
Kearny
Casassa Orlando, vegetable dealer, r. 511 Union
Casassa Stefano |A. L. Bacigalupi & Co.) r. 900)4
Pacific, rear
Casassa Stephen, laborer, r. 519 \i Union
Cascius Hotel, Mrs. M. Keefe proptr, NE cor Sierra
and Loulaiaua
Case A. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Sutter
Case Charles E., dentist, 310 Kearny, r. Saucelito
Case Charles V., clerk Wells Fargo & Oo.'s Bank, r.
Saucelito
Case Eli G., salesman CUiff Bros., r. 339 Sixth
Case Krvin T., attorney at law, r. 1607 Leavenworth
Case Frank S., with P. S. Case, r. 410 Hayes
Case George, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Case George A., bakery and re.staurant, 836 Valencia
Case George A., cashier S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 2338
Washington
Case Joseph D., agent S. P. Co., foot Market
Case Orrin I., insurance agent, r. 339 Sixth
Case Oscar L., painter, r. 702 Vallejo
Case Peleg S., restaurant, 410 Hayes
Case Samuel, oiler stinr San Jose
Case Westwood W.jD. D., pastor Central M. E.
Church, r. 1022 Mission
Case Wilraer S., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 339 Sixth
Casebolt Henry, capitalist, r. 2700 Pierce
Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith, and foreman Hose No. 8,
r. S 8 Filbert nr Webster
Casebolt Jacob D., contractor, r. 2919 Laguna
Casebolt J. B. Mrs., r. 16 Geary Court
Casebolt John B., railroad auperintendent, r. 16
Geary Court
Casebolt Simon N., grip repairer Sutter St. RR., r.
1614 Bush
Casella Agostine, r. I.IOH Dupont
Casella Nicholas, inercliant tailor, 802 Montgomery
Av, r. 2 Cadell Alley
Caselli Doraeiiico, scavenger, r. 335 Union
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CaBtlli UhiVMUiii, coll.rU.r, r. 824 Tallejo
Cuseiuan Frederick, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer «
Co., r. r.OG Miiiua
Casement Frank T, cutter Oahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. Ui Fell
Casement William K., grain sampler, r. 120 San Jose
Av
Casen Alexander, bartender Charles Kronquist, r.
4H8 54 Union
Caspiifiiii Clement, salesman Raphael Tardelli, r. 113
Sixth
Caseras Julius O., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 943 Folsora
Cases Albirt, boots and ehoes. 702 Broadway, r. 710
Broadway
Casey Agnes Miss, telepraph operator, r. 5 Mint Av
Casey Andrew, bookkeeiier Michalitschke Bros. & Co.
r. 459 M Bryant
Casey Catherine Miss, r. 5 Sheridan
Casey Catherine, widow, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Charles L. R.. painter, r. 610 Buchanan
Casev Daniel, laborer, r. 410 Broadway
Casey Daniel, plumber Sherman S. Jewett & Co., r.
14 Washinstou Av
Casey Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 115 Olive Av
Casey Daniel J., blacksmiih P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
14 Washington Av
Cagev Daniel D., butcher, r. 1439 Pine
CaseV Daniel J., collector, r. 115 Olive Av
Casey Delia, widow, r. 108 William
Casey Dennis, shoemaker, r. Ii53 Jessie
Casey Dennis D., grocer, r. 23 !< Hardie
Casev Edward, driver Interuational Hotel
Casey Edward, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
445^ Clementina
Casey Edward J., clerk, r. 1540 Ellis
Casev Edward M., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
307 Eddy
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Elizabeth, domestic, NW cor Folsom and
Thirteenth
Casey Ellen, widow, r. 551 i^ Minna, rear
Casey F., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 1821 Jessie
Casey Frank R., deputy County Clerk r. 1540 Ellis
Casey George, butcher, r. 12 Chesley
Casey George, soapmaker Frederick E. Seidel, r. San
Bruno Road, nr Tenerifife
Casey Gertrude Miss, furrier, r. Ill Oak
Casey Gregory A., coffee roaster Lievre, Fricke &
Co.. r. 410 Broadway
Casey Henry, deputy Recorder's OfBce, t. 1117 Va-
lencia
Casey Henry H., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co.,
r. 610 Buchanan
Casey Hush, tailor, r. 610 Buchanan
Casey J. A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 22 Geneva
Casey James, butcher, r. 6 Antone
Casey James, contractor, r. 225 Duncan
Casey James, groceries and liquors, 17 Zoe
Casey James, painter, r. 1319 Scott
Casey James, saloon keeper, r. 239 Fifth
Casey James, teamster, r. 1008 !< Brannan
Casey James Jr., laborer, r. 225 Duncan
Casey James A., clerk The Hibernia Savings and Loan
Soc, r. Oakland
Casey James F., cook, r. 3.501 Fillmore
Casey James J., laborer Custom House, r. Fifth Av,
' bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Casey James L., laborer, r. Glen Park Av
Casey Jeremiah, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2
Goodsell PI
Casey Jeremiah, laborer, r. 220 Fifth
Casey Jerome, painter, r. 512 M Second
Casey John, r. 1715 !« Jessie
Casev John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 2 Goodsell
PI
Casey John, laborer, r. 435 M Clementina
Casey John, laborer, r. 678 Harrison
Casey John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Casey John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co
Casey John, painter, r. 1319 Scott
Casey John, seaman, r. 7 Natoma
Casev John, tamuT, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
Casey John, turner H. N. Cook, r. Illinois nr Ken-
tucky
Casey John, teamster S. F. Lumber Co., r. 214 Austin
Casey John, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 436 Jfi
Clementina
Casey John C, bartender M. C. Ascher, r. 164 Tehama
Casey John C, tanner, r. 628 Brannan
Casey John P., groceries, NW cor Fourteenth and
Belcher
Casey John P., teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 1120 How-
ard •
Casey Joseph, helper Thomas Day & Co., r.901 Sacra-
mento
Casey Joseph, teamster, r. 9 Eldridge
Casev Joseph L., laborer Custom House, r. 610 Bu-
chanan
Casey Kate, domestic 1404 Van Ness Av
Casey Kate, milliner, r. 5 Mint Av
Casey Kate F. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School,
r. 610 Buchanan
Casey Lawrence, porter George W." Gibbs & Co., r.
Alameda
Casey Lizzie H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1120 Howard
Casey Luke, laborer, r. 544 ^.i Natoma
Casey Martin, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Casey Mary, domestic 610 Haight
Casey Mary Miss, r. 417 Fillmore
Casey Mary Mrs., janitress Mission Primary School,
r. 225 Duncan
Casey Mary E., domestic NE cor California and Van
Ness Av
Casey Mary E. Miss, teacher Valencia Grammar
School, r. 1117 Valencia
Casey Maurice, agei t estate Charles McLaughlin
and secretary Central Gas Light Co., olflce 16
Montgomery Av, r. 1713 Scott
Casev May Miss, teacher Mission Primary School, r.
1821 Jessie
Casey M. C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Mint Av
Casey M. C Mrs., widow, r. 2505 Howard
Cagey Michael, bartender, r. 158 Shipley
Casey Michael, bricklayer, r. 707 Brannan
Casey Michael, laborer, r. 13 Geneva
Casey Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 817 Lott
Casey Michael, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 723 Folsom
Casey Michael B., plumber Frederick Ralsch, r. 115
Olive Av
Casey Minnie Miss, r. 417 Fillmore
Casey Nicholas, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Rail-
road Av nr Teneriffe
Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 Harrison
Casey Owen, longshoreman, r. 521 Howard
Casey Patrick, clerk, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 61 Silver
Casey Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Casey Patrick D., steward Swain Bros., r. 1303^ Lang-
ton
Casey Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Casey Patrick D., brassworker Weed & Kingwell, r. 24
Norfolk
Casey Peter, laborer, r. 225 Duncan
Casey Peter C, r. 1 Ridley
Casey Peter S. Rev., pastor St. Peter's R. C.
Church, r. E s Alabama nr Twenty-fifth
Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 561 Bryant
Casey Robert, helper Ptelps Mnfg Co.
Casey Sophia, widow, r. 502 Taylor
Casey Thomas, carpenter, r. 18 First
Casey Thomas, clerk, r. 1821 Jessie
Casey Thomas, engineer, r. 121 Post
Casey Thomas, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr In-
dustrial School
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Casry Thomas, laundryinan S. F. Laundry
C.i!~« V Thomus, roadmastiT, r. 5 Mint Av
Casey Thomas, saddler Main & Winchester, r. Oak-
land
Casey Thomas, waiter, r. Monterey House
Casey Thomas F., toll collector Vallejo St. "Wharf, r.
CIO Buchanan
Casey Thomas J., proptr Revere House, 48 Fourth
Casey William, carpenter, r. 433 Minna
Casey William, laborer, r. 22 Geneva
Casty William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 11 Geneva
Casey William D., engineer, r. 610 Buchanan
Casey William D., salesman Quade & Straut, r. 214
Austin
Casey William F., brassmolder M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. ot'il Howard
Casey William P., teacher mathematics, r. 317 Jones
Cash George A., cloakmaker, r. 1404 Church
Cash Oliver, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1404
Church
Cash Stillman, teamster 0. A. Worth, r. 1320 Eddy
Cash William W., r. 830 Jackson
Cashel Frank, r. 817 Mission
Cashel George, clerk and extraman Engine No. 1, r.
220 Sutter
Cashel John, groceries and liquors, 33 Clementina
Cashell Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 765 M Howard
Cashen Edward, bookbinder Malloye k Broder, r. 413
Vallejo
Cashen John T., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 413 Val-
lejo
Cashen Benjamin, laborer, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashin D. M., supt Cal. Cold Storage Co., r. 1310 De-
visadero
CaFhinJ., millmanPac. Rolling Mill
Cashin James D., boilermaker, r. E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Cashin James O. (J. O. Cashin & Co.) r. 2023 Webster
Cashin J. O. & Co. (James O. Cashin and Edward E.
Myrick) porkpackcrs, 117 Fifth and 321 Fran-
Cisco
Casliin John, assistant sunerintendent Union Ice
Co. 735-737 Fourth, r. 2023" Webster
Cashin Maggie G. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin Mary, widow, r. 250 Nineteenth
Cashin Timi thy. laborer, r. 1413^ Kearny
Ca.-ihion Ellen, widow, r. 20 Mary
Cashman Cornelius, bartender, r. 156 Clementina
Casbman Daniel (Doyle & Cashman) r. 764 Howard
Cashman Dennis, r. 8 Silver
Cashman Dennis, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Cashman House, Mrs. J. Hogan proptr, 501 Sixth
CHshman James, nhipcarpenter, r. 677 Harrison
Cashman Johauoa, widow, r. 18 Welsh
Casliman John, shipwright, r. 130 Townsend
Casliman M. A., widow, r. 2506}^ Mission
Cashiuan Patrick H., painter, r. 4 Brady
Cashman Theodore, clerk, r. Cortland Av nr Kenne-
bec, B. H.
Cashman William, printer, r. 1866 Stevenson
Casliman William, ship carpenter, r. 39 Clarence PI
Cashman William Jr., ship carpenter, r. 39 Clarence
PI
Cashman William M., r. 2.i06^ Mission
Casinet S.. cinderman Pac. Rolling Mill
Casino Batista, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Casiier Gussie, salesman Joseph Heiman,r. 160 Ninth
Casner Jonas, cigars and tobacco, 108 Ninth, r. 160
Ninth
Carson Joseph H., barber 0. H. Boone, r. 1300 J4 Stock-
ton
Caaoii Z. T., attorney at law, 305 Kearny, r. 706
(California
Caspar Lumber Co., J. G. Jackson president, of-
fice 48 Market
Casparl C, musician, r. 148 Sixth
Caspar C, clerk, r. 835 Bush
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Caspar Charles, r. 107 Turk
Caspar Simon, junk dealer, Silver Av
Casperson Andrew P., fisherman, r. cor Beach and
Jefferson
Cass John J., locksmith, 366 Third
Cass Julia, widow, r. 116 Welsh, rear
Cass Peter, laborer, r. NW cor Webster and Bay
Cals Richard, expressman cor Front and Market r.
1807 Stevenson
Cass Robert, wool sorter, r. 724 Brannan
Oassebohm Adolph, driver Chicago Brewing Co.
Cassebohm Margaret, widow, r. 1015 Sutter
Cassel James, farmer Industrial School
Cassel Leopold, bookkeeper Wolters Bros. & Co.,r. 725
Webster
Cassell John F., mining, r. 2118 Pacific Av
Cassell Milton, cook, r. 641 Washington
(^- Cassell. See Castle
Casselli Pietro, gardener, r. S 8 Filbert nr Van NessAv
Casselman Ernestine, widow, r. 113 Capp
Casselman Julius M., pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r.
113 Capp
Cassels Arthur, exchange teller London, Paris and
Am. Bank r. 730 Post
Cassen A. M. Miss, telegraph operator W. V. Tel. Co.,
r. NW cor Twenty-eighth and Washington Av
Cassens Hermann, bartender, r. 7 Wetmore PI
Cassens John, longshoreman, r. 440 Seventh
Casser Constantine, musician, r. 22 Brosnan
Casser Leo, r. 909 Kearny
Casserly August, law student, r. 1329 Sutter
Casserly Edward P., storekeeper School Dept, r. 420
Pacific
Casserly John B., law student, r. 1329 Sutter
Casserly Michael, salesman Heuter Bros k Co., r.
Ocean View
Casserly Theresa, widow, r. 1329 Sutter
Casserly William, horseshoer William J. Hylaud, r.
SE cor Pine and Beldeu PI
Casseron Armand, carpenter, 039 California, r. Ber-
keley
Cassidy Andrew, teamster, r. 30 Madison Av
Cassidy Andrew E , r. 1315 Larkin
Cassidy Annie Miss, domestic 2930 California
Cassidy .\nnle, widow, groceries, 7 Tehama
Cassidy B., laundryinan S. F. Laundry
Cassidy B. Mrs., r. 68 Minna
Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. 250 Locust Av
Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. Chenery nr Palmer, Fair-
mount Tract
Cassidy Bryan, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2652 Fol-
som
Cassidy Christopher, laborer, r. 341 Tehama
Cassidy Edward, fruits and vegetables, 2537 Post
Cassidy Edward, sash and blindmaker Jason Springer
k Co., r. 2039!^ Sixteenth
Cassidy Ellen, widow, r. Marquesas nr Tombigbee
Cassidy Frank, boxmaker, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy Frank, driver City RR., r. 617 Guerrero
Cassidy H. H., r. 905 Twenty-second
Cassidy Hugh, car turner Market St. RR., r. 1326 Na-
toma
Cassidy J., teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Cassidy J. Mrs., ladles' nurse, r. 1330 Mission
Cassidy James, cooper Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
1326 Natoma
Cassidy James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Cassidy James, machinist Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
781 Mission
Cassidy James, teamster, r. 327 Vallejo
Cassidy John, r. 2 Washington
Cassidy John, horao trainer, r. NW cor Point Loboa
Av and Twentieth Av
Cassidy John, teamster, r. 789 Eddy
Cassidy John, teamster S. H. Harmon Lumber Co., r.
'.) Juniper
Cassidy John F. Rev., assistant pastor St. Paul's R. 0.
Church, r. NW cor Church and Twenty-ninth
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cassidy Johu J., student, r. NW cor Point Lobos Av
and 'I'weiitieth Av
Caseidy Jobn J., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 231 Stev-
PIlScUl
Caesidy John W., laborer, r. Chenery, nr Palmer,
Fairniount Tract
CasBldy M., driver Union Ice Co., r. 822 Howard
Cassidy Mary, widow, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy Mary E., varieties. 145 Fifth
Cassidy Mary, widow, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Cassidy Matthew, teamster, r. 94 Colton
Cassidy Michael J., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 5 Sheridan
Cassidy Michael J., bartender John J. Mehan, r. 573
Howard
Cassidy Patrick, butcher, 201 Twenty-third
Caasidy Patrick J., coremaker McCormick Bros., r. 5
Sheridan
Cassidy Patrick W., clerk "Ward & Reilly. r. 15TJ4 Clara
Cassidy Robert, trackman Market St. RR.. r. 114 Lily
At
Cassidy Thomas, tanner Morris Vetterlein, r. 5 Gil-
bert
Cassidy William, dishwasher, r. 612 Montgomery
Cassidy William, Iron worker, r. .5085i Fifteenth
Cassln Albert, bookkeeper, r. 627 Eddy
Cassin Albert W., clerk, r. 607 Greenwich, rear
Cassln Cornelius J., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. NW cor Corbett Road and Seventeenth
Oassin Frank Jr., clerk William K. Van Alen, r. 148
Minna
Cassin Henry C, r. 607 Greenwich, rear
Cassin Henry J., stonecutter, r. 940 Mission
Cassin James Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Cassin Lizzie Miss, r. 4 Waller
Cassln Martin, sexton Dominican Monastery, NW cor
Steiner and Bush
Cassin Patrick J. (P. J. Cassin & Co.) r. 917 Golden
Gate Av
Cassin Peter J., bootmaker, r. NW cor Corbett Road
and Clara Av
Cassin P. J. & Co, (Patrick J. Cassin) wholesale
liquor dealers and rectifiers, SW cor Washington
and Battery
Cassinelli Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
cor Guadaloupe and Railroad Av
Cassinelli Giuseppe, gardener, r. Point Lobos Av, nr
Twenty-ninth Av
Cassio Giovanni A., barber, 1423 Dupont
Cassio Luigi, scavenger, r. 1406 Kearny
Casson Henry, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
732 Montgomery
Casson William H. "(Knobloch & Casson) r. 1128 Ken-
tucky
Cassou Bernard, dairy, cor Hamilton and Wavland,
U. M. T. '
Castagnasso Joseph, bathtender P. Canepa, r. 323
Montgomery Av
Castagnetto Andrea, fish dealer, 1409 Dupont
Castagnetto Antonio, r. 532 Vallejo
Castagnetto August, watchmaker, r. 603 Green
Castagnetto Giovanni, dry and fancy goods, 1234 Du-
pont
Castagnetto John, clerk, r. 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Pietro, r. 1412 J4 Dupont
Castagnino Henry (P. Castagnino & Bro.) r. 1509
Stockton
Castagnino Henry, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Castagnino P. & Brother (Peter L. and Henry) car-
penters. 1509 Stockton
Castagnino Peter L., painter, 220 Montgomery Av
(and P. Castagnino & Bro.) r. 1509 Stockton
Castagnola Francisco, fisherman, r. 30 Prescott PI
Castaing C, druggist French Hospital
Castalian Mineral Water Co., Forbes & Plaisted
agents, 6 Golden Gate Av, rear
Castiilini L., ligarmaker, r. 1419}^ Dupont
Castfl Alois, waller, r. 431 Pine
Caste! Oe<ir»;e, upholstery, 211 Ellis
Casielazo Artlivir, remittance teller Anglo-CallfornlaB
Bank, r. 507 Gough
Custelhun Frederick C, physician, 509 Kearny, r.
1046 Valencia
Castolhiin Freilerick J., attorney at law, 502
Montgomery, rooms 10-11, r. 23 Ridley
Castellnni Miiry A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 23 Ridley
Castellano Frank, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Castello Carlo, laborer, r. 4 Green PI
Castello Henry C, clerk Alms House
Castello Henrietta, widow, r. 8 Cadell Alley
Castello John, r. 14 Cliuton
Castello W. S., watchman stmrSan Bias
af^ Castello. See Costello
Castene Henry, cooper, r. 411 Pacific
Caster J. D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Castiglioni Adelina, clerk Robert Baldocchi,r. 2206 Ji
Fillmore
Castiglioni Frank, butcher, r. 2206 >i; Fillmore
Castlllar H. M., carrier Post Office, r. 642 Washing-
ton
Castillar H. M. Mrs., bookbinder, 642 Washington
Castlno Marcellus, fisherman, r. 1122 Battery
Castis Nicholas, confectionery, 13M Fourth, and
fruits, 29 Fourth
Castle Albert E., r. NEcor Sutter and Van Ness Av
Castle Albert E., salesman T. H. Dowling & Co., r.
2535 Mission
Castle Arthur H., salesman Castle Bros., r. NE cor
Sutter and Van Ness Av
CASTLE BROTHEES ,F„* „.
and Walter M. ) tea importers and
Tvliolesale grocers, 200-212 Davis,
from Sacramento to Commercial
Castle Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, r,
459 Bryant
Castle Edward N., clerk Joseph E. Shaln, r. 310 Ellis-
Castle Fred L. (Castle Bros.) r. NE cor Van T^ess
and Sutter
Castle Herman H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co. r.
1123^ Valencia
Castle James F., teamster, r. W s Mission Road bet
Thirty-first and Thirty-second
Castle John C, driver Engine No. 13, r. 7 Gody
Castle John G., shipwright, 1 Howard, r. 544 Howard
Castle Michael (Macondray & Co.) r. 621 O'Farrell
Castle Neville H., attorney at law, r. 621 O'Farrell
Castle Stephen, pilot, office 50C Battery, room 9, r*
2328 Jones
Castle Walter M. (Castle Bros.) r. Occidental Hotel
B^- Castle. See Cassell
Castlen Edward B., secretary Hawaiian Consulate, r.
237 San Jose Av
Castlen John G., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 237 San
Jose Av
OASTNER 0. A. & CO. (cwies
A. Castner, Natlian W. Collins and
Robert nicliellan) sparmakers, E! s
Channel, nr Sixth St. Bridg-e
Castner Charles A. (C. A. Castner & Co.) r. 813 Haight
Castner Ernest V., waiter, r. 640 Howard
Castner Frederick, gardener, r. SW cor Tennessee and
Solano
Castner George, shipcarpenter, r. 448 Sixth
Castor Charles F., harnessmaVer Hart & Branden-
stein, r. 1347 Hownrd
Castor Joseph, porter Bachman Bros., r. 1618 Turk
Castor J. W. Mrs., r. 1347 Howard
Castor Winfred, porter, r. 112 Grant Av
Castro Adela Miss, dressmaking, 1154M Folsom
Castro C. Mrs., r. 36 Madison Av
Castro Frank, teamster, r. 509 Vallejo
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i^tro Jesus, laborer, r. 10 Hinckley
istro Joseph, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 917 Pa-
cific
.stro Roman (Castro & Warnor) r. 632^ Fourth
istro Timothy E., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
GOS'iuth Park
istro William, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. UO South
Park
;~tro it Warner (Roman Caetro and George Warner)
restaurant, t')2G Fourth
■ swell Albert J., painter, r. Algeria nr Susquehanna
iswell E. E. Mrs., millinery, 28 Post
iswell Erastus, piano tuner Charles S. Eaton
■swell George W. (Caswell & Knell) r. 1608 Wash
ington
Caswell H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 535 Post
Caswell Louis, painter, r. Algeria nr Susquehanna
Caswell Marion F., compositor r. 1420 Larkin
Caswell Robert L., springmaker, r. 1420 Larkin
Caswell Thomas H., Grand Secretary Grand
Chapter R. A. M., and Grand Recorder Grand
Commandery Knights Templar, office Masonic
Temple, r. 1420 Larkin
Caswell William, r. 8 Pleasant
Caswell & KnelV (George W. Caswell and Louis C.
Knell) dealers teas and coffees, 103 Halleck
Catania Joseph, r. 1010 Clay
Cate Charles, bricklayer and contractor, r. 1126 How-
ard
Cate Charles H., range setter, r. 28 Moss
Cate Edward A., chairmaker Haywood Bros. & Co., r.
1126 Howard
Cate Frank L., painter August Getz, r. 1126 Howard
Cate Henry B.. chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
1126 Howard
Catechi John, fruits, 204 Second
Catechi Nicholas C, clerk John Catechi, r. 204 Second
Cater George P. (Seymour & Cater) r. 1712 Sacra-
mento
Cathcart A. B., bookkeeper T. Whitely & Co., r.
Berkeley
Cathcart Charles L., bookkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson
& Co., r. Alameda
Cathcart Ellen, widow, r. 7 Bush Street PI
Cathcart John J., cashier I X L, r. 7 Bush Street PI
I Hthcart Walter, artist, r. 537 Polk
' athenet Louis, cook, r. 1 Quincy PI
aiher Effie, widow, visitor Y. W. C. A., r. 610 Mason
tather Leonard R., machine operator Bryant & Mul-
lin, r. 905 Market
Cathev C. L., gripman Sutter St. RR , r. 1402 Polk
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASS'N
William F. Wattson secretary , office 48
Plielun BIdsr
Catholic Total Abstinence Union, St. Joseph's Hall,
cor Tenth and Howard
Cathland Osgood S., master mariner, r. 929 Eight-
eenth
Catlett George C, laborer Custom House, r. 709
Clementina
' atlin Alexander D., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 419 Stockton
Catlin Amelia G. Miss principal Point Lobos Primary
School, r. 1148 Sutter
Catlin Brandt T., weigher S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 636
Third
Catlin Edward, cook, r. 869 Market
Oitlin Robert M., mining, r. 2014 Devisadero
Catlin William, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Catlow John, cattle dealer, r. 908 Twenty-fourth
Catoir Daniel D., piano polisher Hemme & Long, r.
409 Turk
Caton George R.. tailor, r. 3 White
Caton JfimeH, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Caton Lucy Miss, waitress, r. 3 White
Caton Sarah E. Miss, waitress, r. 3 White
Catur James H., shoemaker, r. 6 Fair Oaks
IN THK
BXAMLINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
LMr()Rn-:ns and dealki
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Catt Georjj'e VV., chief engineer San Francisco
Bridge Co., 42 Market
Cattariua Emanuel J., fruits, 9 Franklin
Cattarina Matthew M., foreman Herman Heyneman,
r. 23 Stone
Cattarmich T., second officer stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Cattermole Charles H. , ship chandlery and
groceries, NW cor Davis and Broadway, r. 1522
Mason
Cattermole John C, master mariner, r. 1526 Mason
Catto Emanuel, waiter Alfred Levy
Catton Anna M., widow, r. 1417 Taylor
Oatton Mary Mrs., operator M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 38
Powell Av, B. H.
Catton, Bell & Co. (Frederick R. Catton, James
E. Bell and A. Dalton Harrison) commission
merchants, agents Lloyds and proprietors Wool
Agency Warehouse and Scouring Works, NW cor
Sixth and Townsend, office 406 California
Catton Frederick R. (Catton, Bell & Co.) and secretary
Marin County Water Co., 406 California, r. Oak-
land
Catton Kenneth H., r. 1417 Taylor
Oatton Walter D., r. 1417 Taylor
Catton William M., clerk Cal. Oil Works, r. 1417
Taylor
Cattran Joseph H., ship carpenter, r. 438 Second
Cau Anna, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI
Cauber Peter, milk ranch, r. Lahaina nr James
Caudyse Peter, waiter, r. 304 Fifth
Caughie John A. .physician and surgeon, 536 Sixteenth
Caughlan John, engineer, r. 1812 Stockton
Caulfield Bridget, widow, groceries, SW cor Twenty-
fcurth and Sanchez
Caulfield Daniel, laborer, r. 24 Julian Av, rear
Caulfield Edward, laborer, r. 39 Ringold
Caulfield Henry F. (Caulfield & Co.) r. 228 Ritch, rear
Caulfield John, stockbroker, r. 615 Stockton
Caulfield Joseph, clerk, r. 615 Stockton
Caulfield Martin, longshoreman, r. 85 West Mission
Caulfield Patrick, laborer, r. 39 Ringold
Caulfield Bosanna, widow, r. 228 Ritch, rear
Caulfield Thomas, laborer, r. 39 Ringold
Caulfield Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes
Caulfield & Co. (Henry F. Caulfield and James Fitz-
patrick) plumbers, 510 Bryant
Cause William B. (Porter & Cause', r. 119 Stockton
Causse Louis, machinist, r. 15 Morey Alley
Causae W. C, laundrymau, r. 3'20 Larkin
Causse Virginia Mme., French laundry, 320 Larkin
Cavaglia Giovanna B., carpenter, 617 Greenwich
Cavagnaro Antonio, laborer, r. E s Dolores bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Cavagnaro Dominic, dairy produce, 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro Florenzo, salesman Buneman& Martiuonl,
r. 517 Greenwich
Cavagnaro Francis A., salesman Porter Bros. & Co.,
r. 911 Jackson
Cavagnaro Fraucisoo, shoemaker, r. 1720 Stockton
Cavagnaro Giovanni (Barigalupi & Cavagnaro)
Cavagnaro John (Ribolsi & Cavagnaro) r. 739 Broad-
way
Cavagnaro Joseph A. (Cavagnaro & Cuneo) r. 628
Broadway
Cavagnaro Joseph P., attorney at law, 715 Clay,
rooms 11-13, r. 911 Jackson
Cavagnaro Louis, groceries and liquors, cor Delaware
and Onondaga Avs
Cavagnaro Luigi (Cavagnaro* Demartini) r.l4 Union
PI
Cavagnaro Nancy, r. 739 Broadway
Cavagnaro Theresa, candymakor L. Demartinl & Co.,
r. 342 Kearny
Cavagnaro & Cuneo (Joseph A. Cavagnaro and
Joseph Cuneo) boarding, 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro At DeniartiiiJ (L\iigi Cavaynnro and An-
tonio Demartinl) boarding, 14-16 Union PI
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 405407 San« St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
CAV
312
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
irLonsr
ir^ES,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND 'WATER.
I*i|>c Kill In KM, »II .Sizcn.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cavallara Serattuo, cafpeuter. r. Klcbland Av nr An-
dover Av
Cavalli Andreas, machiuist, 21 Montgomery Av
Cavalli Flavio, saloonkeeper, r. 1532 Stockton
Cavalli George F., dairy agency andproptrL'ElvCEia,
If) Montgomery Av,"r. 15112 Stockton
Cavalli Giovanni, baker, r. 2 Gerke Alley
CavalUJohn v.. with Cutting Fruit Packing Co., r.
239 S I.angton
Cavalli Mary, widow, r. 239 k Langton
Cavallinl Bernardo, waiter, r. 42G Vallejo
Cavalliui Joseph, stonemason, r. 413 Union
Cavallinl Mausueto, stonecutter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Cavanagh Charles E.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 132 McClellan
Cavanagh Charles H., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r.
2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Edward, machinist John K. Bigelow, r.
1511 M Larkin
Cavanagh Eugene, messenger U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 103 Hayes
Cavanagh Hugh J., barber, 1753 Mission
Cavanagh F., foreman scrapers Market St. ER., r.
Terminal Hotel
Cavanagh J. Mrs., liquor saloon, 48 Jessie
Cavanagh James, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
Cavanagh James H., merchant, r. 707 Larkin
Cavanagh John, helper, r. 69 Tehama
Cavanagh John D., bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson
Cavanaeh John P., hackman John Peters, r. 2320 Fill-
more
Cavanagh Mary Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 417
Stevenson
Cavanagh Morris, tanner Eeilly & Louis, r. Day nr
Church
Cavanagh N., yardman Pac. Kolllng Mill
Cavanagh Patrick, teamster, r. 532 fission
Cavanagh Richard, laborer, r. 5 Alaska PI
Cavanagh Robert, laborer, r. 35 Clarence PI
Cavanagh Thomas, blacksmith, 77 Natoma
Cavanagh Thomas, boilermaker's helper Rlsdon I.
and L. Works, r. 103 Freelon
Cavanagh Thomas, calker and foreman Engine No.
13, r. 2811 Harrison
Cavanagh Thomas J., policeman, r. 103 Natoma
Cavanagh Walter, boilermaker, r. 152 J^ Clara
Cavanagh William A. (Daly & Cavanagh) r. 522J4
Howard
Cavanaugh Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 35 Clar-
ence PI
Cavanaugh Edward, plumber, r. 11 Gilbert
Cavanaugh George W., timekeeper Union Ironworks,
r. 101 Freelon
Cavanaugh James, foundryman, r. 572 Folsom
Cavanaugh James, tailor, 632 Stevenson
Cavanaugh James B., stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 819 Mission
Cavanaugh James H., stonecutter, r. 91 Ninth
Cavanaugh John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69
Tehama
Cavanaugh John, painter E. H. Herrick
Cavanaugh J. S., night clerk freight dept S. P. C. By.
Cavanaugh Mary, widow, r. 103 Hayes
Cavanaugh Patrick F., laborer Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 1623 Powell, rear
Cavanaugh Richard D,, machinist, r. 514}^ Hayes
Cavanaugh T., fireman stmt Colima
Cavanaugh Thomas, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Cavanaugh Thomas, morocco finisher Norton Tan-
ning Co., r. Algeria nr Tombigbee
Cavanaugh Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
28 Clementina
Cavanaugh William, stableman, r. 112 Shipley
e^ Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagb and Kav-
anaugh
Cavasso H. Mrs., furnishing goods and shirt fac-
tory, 608 Montgomery, r. 606 Montgomery
Covaaso Isidore, bookkeeper Mrs. H. Cavasso, r. 606
Montgomery
Caveney John, machinist, r. 13)4 Bruce PI
Caviney John, laborer, r. Wolfe nr Isabel, B. H.
Caveney Thomas, with M. Price k Co., r. 13)4 Bruce
PI
Caverly Annie, widow, r. 1103 Montgomery
Caverly John M., master mariner P. M. SS. Co., r.
1815 Sutter
Caverly Mary E., tailoress, r. 327 Clementina
Cavill Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Siith
Cavolca John, r. 118 Trenton
Cavour Hotel, Gabriello Simonetti proptr, 702 Front
Cawley George (Cawley & Ewalt) r. 245 Third
Cawley George, carriagesmith, r. 737 Harrison
Cawley Sarah, widow, r. 224 Third
Cawley William, clerk Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., r.
609 Lombard
Cawley William, liquor saloon, 6 Spring, r. 113 Third
Cawley & Ewalt (George Cawley and Burr Ewalt)
liquor saloon, 245 Third
Cawson Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1007 Vallejo
Cawson James, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 3012
Larkin
Cayberg Felix, gardener, r. 2 Liok Alley
Caylat Thomas 0., repacker, r. 1412 Powell
Cayot Augustus M., policeman, r. 1031 Pacific
Cayot Celestin, liquor saloon, 1122 Harrison
Cayron Louis, r. 114 Welsh
Cazeanx Jean, butcher. 65 Centre Market, r.
520 Sutter, rear
Cazeaux Jennie, widow, r. 819 Broadway
Cazes J. E.. bookkeeper London, Paris and American
Bank, r. Alameda
Cazneau William L. C, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 1709
Dupont
Ceas Edward, teamster, r. 18 Dearborn PI
Ceas Thomas, carpenter, r. 18 Dearborn PI
Cebrian John C, architect and civil engineer. oflElce
406 Montgomery
Cecil John, clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 1514 Vallejo
Cecil Samuel W., sash maker W. A. Meeker, r. 25 Fell
Cedar River Coal Co., Samuel Blair president.
Husband & Brooks agents, 106-112 Mission
Cedarbloom A. R. , r. 440)^ Clementina
Cediey Bernard, butcher Chamberlain & Eichenberg,
r. Railroad Av bet Dominica and Servia
Cediey John, butcher Brown & Draper, r. Railroad Av
bet Dominica and Servia
Cefous James, barber, 146)^ Fifth
Celery, Beef and Iron Extract Co., Norman
W. Griswold president, W. H. J. Matthews secre-
tary, 1.5-17 Post
CeUa Louis, scavenger, r. 15 Kissling
Cellarius Charles (Thomas Taylor & Co.) r. 2412 Pa-
cific Av
Cellarius George G., musician, r. 530 Stevenson
Celle Domenico, clerk, r. 11 Pollard PI
Celler Mark, traveling salesman, r. 26)4 Harriet
Celler Michael, r. 727 Folsom
Celler Samuel, upholsterer, r. 727 Folsom
e^ Celler. See Seller and Zeller
Cement Brick Co. of California, ofiSce 402
Montgomery, room 7
OENTEMERI P. & CO.
(Incorporated) importers and retailers
kid glo-vea, Frank L. Bird manager,
108-110 Post
Centenary M. E. Clmrcli Sontli, Rev. J. J.
Ransom pastor, S s Bush bet Gough and Octavia
Centennial Chair Factory, Charles Gretfe proptr, 508-
510 Fifth
Centennial Livery Stables, Fitzgerald & Con-
Ion proprietors, 1521-1525 California
Centennial Lodging House, Mrs. Julia Hamburger
proptr, 118 Drumm
EVERY ©ES« BIPTIOHr OF
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BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures,
3? larM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO
■ I WASHINGTON ST.
Proprietors Of me OrleaBs Vineyard
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CmttrD., machinist W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 427
Frsncisio
Cmittr David, compositor, r. 2418 Folsom
'. liter Georjfe li., real eKtate agent, NE cor Six-
teenth and Shotwell
ter James, stocli raiser, r. 530 Seventeenth
: ter James, teamster J. Morton & Co.
( I'liter John, capitalist, r. NK cor Sixteenth and
Shotwell
r.iiK-r William, president San Joaquin and Kings
River Canal and Irrigation Co., and vice-presi-
dent Hakalau Plantation, r. 214 Shotwell
0^ Center. See Senter
Ceiitlivre Mary, widow, r. 65 Natoma
Central California Oil Co., 314 California
Central California Land and Improvement
Co. (Rnnyon, Lake & Co.) dealers real estate,
3ai Kearny, rooms 10-11
Central California Lumber Co. (successors to
Turner, Kennedy & Sliaw) John F. Kennedy pref,-
ident, A. J. Turner vice-president, G. T. Shaw
secretary, A. W. Kennedy assistant secretary,
yard Fourth. Channel and Berry, branch office 5
Post
Central Gas Lil^ht Co. (Pacific Gas Improvement
Co. lessees) SW cor Annie and Stevenson, Maurice
Casey secretary, office 16 Montgomery Av
Central Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) F. E.
Dietz secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
CENTEAL HOUSE f. l. xurpm
proprietor, 871 Market
Central Laundry, 210-212 Kldley
Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Westwood W. Case D. D. pastor, N s Mission bet
Sixth and Seventh
Central milling Co. (San Jose, Cal.) C. L. Ding-
ley president, D. B. Moody secretary, office 13
Steuart
Cmtral Pacific Hotel, 346 Fourth
CeiitrHl Pacific Lodging House, 5 Market
4 entral Pacific Railroad Co., Leland Stanford
president. Edward H. Miller Jr. secretary and
controller, office NE cor F.>urth and Townsend
Central Park, D. R. McNeil superintendent, 8E cor
Market and Eighth
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev.
James P. Dickson acting pastor, NE cor Golden
Gate Av and Polk
Central Railroad Co., C. F. Crocker president,
Timothy Hopkins vice.president, J. L. 'Willcutt
secretary, N. T. Smith treasurer, office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 34
Centre House, 719 Market
Centre Market, Nathan Dodge superintendent,
SE cor Sutter and Grant Av
Cercle Francais, rooms 105 Stockton
Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific
Cereghino Giovanni, carpenter, r. 624 Bay
Cereghlno John B., laborer, r. 15 Bannam PI
Cereghino Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti) r. 3262
Mission
Cereghino Loui^, scavenger, r. 1918 Mason
Cereghino Luigi, sawfiler, 012 Merchant, r. Oakland
Cereghino Madaline, widow, r. 14 Hinckley
Cereghino Mary, widow, r. 4 Green PI
Cereghino Rocco (Cereghino & Cordano) r. SE cor
Virginia Av and Mission
Cereghino Stefano, bootblack, 527 Kearny, r. 3 St.
Charles
Cereghino & Cordano (Rocco Cereghino and Fortunate
Cordano) groceries and liquors, SE cor Virginia
Av and Mission
CeregliinoA: Debenedetti (Joseph Cereghino and
Joseph Debenedetti) dry goods, 3258-3262 Mission
Cerentino James, fish peddler, r. 330 Vallejo, rear
Ceresolla Nieolla, liquor saloon, 1819 Union
Cerf Albert (Cerf, Schloss & Co.) r. 716 Post
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST news:
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IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DE TO OnnKIl KOD
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS; ETC,
641. 643. 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Cerf Emanuel, expressman, NW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r, Ifjy Eleventh
Cerf Jules (Jules Cerf & Co.) r. 71C Post
Cerf Jules. salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1216
Geary
Cerf Jules & Co. (Jules Cerf, Aaron K. Arnold, Jacob
Brownstone and Elkan Shrier) real estate agents,
325 Montgomery, rooms 4-5
Cerf Julia, widow, r. 1414 Powell
Cerf Moses (Blochman & Cerf) r. 1203 Sutter
Cerf, Schloss & Co. (Albert Cerf and Benjamin
Schloss) manufacturers' agents crockery and
glassware. Ill Battery
Ceritas Desiderio, cigarmaker, r. 29 Hinckley
Cerene Franz, molder, r. 620 Fourth
Cernogoreevich Christofora, cofi'ee saloon, 15 Vallejo,
r. 1711 Jones
Cernogoreevich Stephen, bartender, r. 1711 Jones
Cerraille Andrew, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Cerruti Domlnico (Galleano & Cerruti) r. 14 Cadell
Alley
Cerruti Antonio, laborer, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Cerruti Giacomo, laborer, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Cervelli Ernesto, cook, r. 1507 Dupont
Cervelli Francisco (L. MarsiJi & Co.) r. 908 Sansome
Cervelli Raffaelo (F. Arata & Co.) r. 1526 Dupont
Cervelli Virginia Mrs., dressmaking, 525 Union
Cervetto Andrea, scavenger, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cesari F., farmer, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Cesari Francisco, wine dealer, r. 6 Bartol
Cesaroni Cesar, teacher languages, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Cevasco Antonio, vegetables, r. 9 Midway
Cevasco Giovanai B. (Cevasco & Canessa) r. 1216 Fil-
bert
Cevasco & Caneasa (Giovanni B. Cevasco and Paride
Canessa) publishers and proptrs La Voce del
Popolo, 5a5 Washington
Chabrte Louis, tailor, r. 727 Bush
Chace Ellen, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Chace Henry C , salesman J. Figel, r. 418 Post
Chace Henry L. B., planing mill. 126 Main, r. 2126
Broadway
ny Chase. See Chase
Chadbourne C. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 101 G'Farrell
Chadbourue Charles F., merchandise broker, 203
Front, r. Oakland
Chadbourne Forrest S. (F. S. Chadboiirne & Co.) r.
llO'i Bush
Chadbourne F. S. & Co. (Forrest S. Chad-
bourne) importers and manufacturers furniture
and bedding, 741-745 Market
Chadbourne Joseph, flour broker, r. 1517 Stockton
Chadbourne Thomas J., proptr Eclipse Cracker Bak-
ery, 1412 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento
t^" Chadbourne. See Shadbume
Chadwick Charles, liquor saloon, cor Seventh Av and
Alms House Road
Chadwick Frank R., exchange teller Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., r. 1H16 Steiner
Chadwick George W., cabinetmaker West OOBSt Fur-
niture Factory, r. 14H8 Howard
Chadwick Herbert, r. 518 Mission
Chadwick James P., architect, r. 1720 Hyde
Chadwick Nathaniel G., carpenter, r. 1720 Hyde
Chadwii'.k Rufus, sandcutter S. F. Stove Works, r.
18 M South Park
Chadwick William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell, merchants (San Buena-
ventura Cal ) office, 4(10 Front
Chai(;n«au Alfred, publisher and proprietor Le
Franco-Californien, 630 Clay, r. 044 Sacramento
Chaigiieau Victor A., resident physician Alms House,
othce, 514 Kearny
Chalgneau Victoria, widow, r. 214 San Josi Av
Chainey Gustave. r. 324 Seventeenth
Chalfant S. P., dentist, NE cor Market and Ma-
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540?
St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slieet Iroxx
All !9ix«'n ami IVuiiib<-rH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Challfiigo CoiiKoliilattMl Miuiiit; Co. (Storey Co. Nov.)
O. L. MoCoy secretarj', 3 S. F. Stock and Ex-
chnni^e Bhlg
Challlol Charled. driver Q. Verdler & Co., r. C27 Geary
Challiol Edward, r. 627 Geary
CUalliol H. Mrs., widow, r. 627 Geary
Chalmere Alick, luBurance broker, r. 641 Golden Gate
Av
Chalmers Annie B. Miss, principal Union Primary
School, r. Hotel Plesanton
Chalmers Christine Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 124 Bartlett
Chalmers James, insurance agent, r. 641 Golden Gate
Av
Chalmers James C, secretary Crystal Vinegar Works,
323 Front, r. 124 Bartlett
Chalmers Peter, second mate ship Ericsson
Chalmers W. 0., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Chalmers William, drayman, 27 New Montgomery, r.
62 Thirteenth
Chalmers William J. P., physician, r. 429 Minna
Chalmers William L., associate manager The Fire
Insurance Association (limited) of London, 423
California, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
Chaloner Elmer I., Inspector Custom House, r. 28
Rincon PI
Chalp Charles, clerk, r. 129 Third
Chalp John, millhand, r. 129 Third
Chambaut Louis, jewelry chaser, r. 1507 Powell
Chamber of Commerce, Thomas J. Haynes, secretary,
rooms, Merchant Exchange Building
Chamberlain Abby, widow, r. William nr Henry, U.
M. T
Chamberlain A. P., teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1324
Howard
Chamberlain Arthur, switchman, r. 34 Octavia
Chamberlain Charles C, carpenter Miller & Hamil-
ton, r. 515}^ Bush
Chamberlain D. L., conductor Market St. RR
Chamberlain E. G. Jr., assistant light-house keeper
South Farallone Island
Chamberlain Eugene, carpenter, r. 1004}^ McAllister
Chamberlain H. Mrs., proprietor Nucleus Hotel,
SE cor Market and Third, and Hotel Rossmore,
306 Stockton
Chamberlain Henry E., night clerk Windsor Hotel
Chamberlain H. L., r. 923 Jones
Chamberlain Joseph B., carriage painter, r. William
nr Heiirj' U. M. T.
Chamberlain Theresa Miss," clerk, r. 742 Pine
Chamberlain William H., assistant secretary and gen-
eral manager The Pacific Club, r. 1431 Mission
Chamberlain William H., harnessmaker, 509 Valencia
Chamberlain Willis C, carpenter, r. 720 Laguna
Chamberlin Harry, printer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
218 Eddy
Chamberlin Joseph P., liquor saloon, juno Mission
and Valencia, r. NE cor San Jose Av and Army
Chamberlin Lowell H., captain Battery C, Ist Artil-
lery, U. S. A., r. Presidio
Chamberlin Orrin, salesman, r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Chamberlin Percy D., seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Chamberlin Richmond A. (Chamberlin & Eichen-
berg) r. 902 Laguna
Chamberlin R. L., cook, r. 508 Stevenson
Chainlierlin 'William, proprietor Beresford
Hotel. NW cor Stockton and Bush
Chamberlin William B., carrier Post Office, r. 1408
Powell
Chamberlin & Eichenberg (Richmond A. Chamberlin
and Henry G. Eichenberg) wholesale butchers,
illii California, room 6
fl^" Chamberlin. See Chamberlain
Chamberliss William H., quartermaster stmr City of
New York
Chambers Carrie M. Mrs., r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers E., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1426 Cali-
fornia
Chanibor.s George (Gladding, McBean & Co.) 1358
Market
ChanibeiH George, porter stmr Tlburon
ChaiuberH Henry, cntter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., I.
1024 Mission
Chambers J., steelworkcr Pac. Rolling Mill
(;haii;ber8 James, law student M. Mullauy, r. 35 South
Park
Chambers J. Lloyd, clerk Schussler Brcs., r. 615 Lom-
bard, rear
Chambers John, conk, r. 438 Broadway
Chambers John, mate stmr Modoc
Chambers John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Chambers Joseph, expressman, r. Jefferson nr Ward,
B.H.
Chambers Josephine, housekeeper, r. 630 Sutter
Chambers M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 326 Chestnut
Chambers Peter B., engineer Cal. St. RB., r. 1619
Polk
Chambers Simon P., carpenter, r. 627 Fulton
Chambers T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Chambers Thomas J., porter Greenebaum & Oo.,r. 35
South Park
Chambers T. J. H., carpenter, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Victor, weaver S. P. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Champagne Joseph, liquor saloon, 643 Broadway
Champion Charles H., timekeeper Union Iron
Works, r. 1104 Market
Cliampion E)xcliange, Hilpisch & Herve pro-
prietors, 2-4 Leidesdorfi"
Champion Hall, 507 Valencia
Champion Hall, N s Butte bet Kentucky and Tennes-
see
Champion Joseph, molder City Iron Works, r. 459
Clementina
Champion Machine Co., G. G. Wickson & Co.
general agents, 3-5 Front
Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Butler Burris
secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Champion Mining' Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Theo-
dore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proptr, E s
Potrero bet El Dorado and Alameda
Champion William B., cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1241 Mission
Champreux Alfred, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Champsaur Lucien, compositor Le Petit Californien,
r. 1311 Powell
Chance C. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 410 Ellis
Chancez Louisa Mrs., r. 1205 Stockton
Chandler Charles, r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler Dekalb Mrs., r. 104 Powell
Chandler Edwin D., liquor saloon, 1501 Fillmore, r.
1323 }4 Steiner
Chandler Edwin S., bookkeeper Harris & Jones, r.
1610 Howard
Chandler Emma, hairdresser, r. 921 J(J Sacramento
Chandler Frederic B., correspondent Wells Fargo
& Co's Bank, r. Saucelito
Chandler G. Mrs., superintendent Women's Work Ex-
change, r. 609 Polk
Chandler George, tailor, r. 512 Folsom
Chandler George E., painter, r. 1607 Golden Gate Av
Chandler George L. A., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 1607 Golden Gate Av
Chandler George W. lumber dealer, office 18 Market
r. 600 Bush
Chandler Lowell M., engineer, r. 1001 Folsom
Chandler M. A. Mrs., r. 1706 Buchanan
CHANDLER RICHARD D,
coal and iron, and agent East Wel-
lington Coal Co., 507-509 East, r. SE
cor Chestnut and Hyde
Chandler Robert H., clerk Richard M. Chandler, r.
1909 Leavenworth
TliE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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ORIENT lis. Co, OF HABTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
81,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOH, Asst. Manager
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Cbandler R. O., contractor, r. 1210 Pierce
Chandler Uoswell M., paper hanger G. W. Clark &
Co., r. (12:! Valencia
Chandler T. H. .Sj Co. (Thomas H. Chandler) dealer
coft'ee and spices, 113 Front
Chandler Thomas, shipping master, 518 Battery, r.
915 Battery
Chandler Thomas H. (T. H. Chandler & Co.) r. 127
Keuiny
Chandler Thomas W., clerk Thomas Chandler, r. 915
Battery
Chandler William, carpenter Louis Weismann Jr.
Chandler William, cook, r. 9215^ Sacramento
Chandler William S., steward stmr City of Sydney, r.
213 Duncan
Chandler W. K., elder Christian Advent Church, r.
1711 Church
(jllAJN VJIJ (Industrial and commer-
cial weekly) James K. Taylor man-
ager, 33 California
'Change Publishing Co., James K. Taylor man-
ager. 32 California
Cbannell Brackett F., capitalist, 109 Battery, r.Berke-
ley
Chapeau Louis, machinist, r. 1(520 West Mission
Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. NW cor Butte and
Florida
Chapelain Charles, capitalist, r. 21)<i Everett
Cbapbam James, r. 424 Sansome
Chapin Arthur H., student, r. 41 Caroline
Chapin E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2520 Sutter
Chapin E. W., clerk M. P. and M. Dept S. P. Co., r.
820 Sutter
Chapin Frank E., assistant superintendent Cal. St.
KR., 615 Stockton
Chapin George E., clerk, r. 100 Hancock
Chapin George W., real estate agent and pub-
lisher Real Estate Price List, 312 Montgomery, r.
W s Sanchez bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Chapin Theodore (Peterson & Chapin) r. 1132 Union
Chaplin James, bookkeeper Brown, Craig & Co., r.
621 Bush
Chaplin 8. W., with S. P. Co., r. 2013 Folsom
Chapman , dairyman, W s Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Chapman Albert, clerk S. McBirney, r. 1115 Valencia
Chapman Albert F. (Crosett & Chapman), r. 1115 Va-
lencia
Chapman Burt N., cardriver, r. 20 Verona
Chapman Charles, butcher r. 304 Stockton
Chapman Charles C. (Chapman & Moch) r. 309Ji
Clementina
Chapman Charles E. (Horn & Chapman) r. San Jose
Chapman Charles W., clerk delivery department
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1131 Bush
Chapman E. B. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Chapman Edward K., assistant bookkeeper Anglo-
Nevada Assurance Corporation, r. 907 Fine
Chapman E. H., r. 1045 Market
Chapman Ethel Miss, r. 899 Pine
Chapman P. M., proprietor Norfolk Stables, 126
Ellis, r. 518 Ellis
Chapman Frank, painter, r. 793 Van Ness Av
Chapman Fnderick Y., printer P. E. Dougherty &
Co., r. 814 California
Chapman George, driver H. E. Corbett, r. 518 Hayes
Chapman George, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
Creek Lane
Chapman George, laborer, r. 2110 Powell
Chapman George J., shipcarpenter, r. 608 Sixth
Chapman Harry, jewelry mnfr, 608 Merchant, r.
Berkeley
Chapman Ira H., with Sylvester & Sublett, r. 114
Eleventh
Chapman James, insurance, r. 621 Bush
Chapman James, master mariner, r. 1131 Bush
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE k CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Chapman James F. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. East
Oakland
Chapman James H., foreman Overland Packing Co.,
r. Berkeley
Chapman James P., clerk, r. 1131 Bush
Chapman J. F. & Co. (James F. and E. B. Chapman)
commission merchants, 22 California
Chapman John B., laborer, r. 2110 Powell
Chapman John C, cabinetmaker George H. Fuller,
r. 632 Mission
Chapman John E., carpenter and steward Hose No.
4. r. 1810 J<S Stockton
Chapman John J., painter, r. 2110 Powell
Chapman L. B. , secretary Giant Powder Co.,
and Atlantic Dynamite Co.. 30 California, r. 613
Taylor
ChapmanjM. L. Mrs., widow, r. 425 Geary
Chapman N. J., conductor, r. 303 Pierce
Chapman Oliver, solicitor Examiner, r. 26 Hayes
Chapman Ralph, piano mover, r. 513 Taylor
Chapman R. J., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co., r. East
Oakland
Chapman Robert, r. 1516 Buchanan
Chapman Robert, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Chapman Rockwell S., surveyor Fire Underwriters'
Inspection Bureau, 307 Sansome
Chapman Thomas, captain stmr San Bias
Chapman Valeria, widow, r. 1123 Ellis
Chapman Virgina, widow, r. 1007 Twenty-first
Chapman W. A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 631
CHAPMAN WILFRID B.
commission merchant, agent Universal
Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of Lon-
don, and Consul Belgium, office 123
California, r. Union Club
Chapman William H. (Chapman « Slack) r. 1031
Golden Gate Av
Chapman William J., sewer contractor, r. 1608 Powell
Chapman William M., r. 1045 Market
Chapman William R., foreman Haake & Hagedorn, r.
519 Birch Av
Chapman William S., real estate. 306 Pine, room 6, r.
Palace Hotel
CHAPMAN & MOOH
(Charles C. Cliapman and Moge Modi)
proprietorg Pacific Hat Store (estah-
lislied 18T0) importers and manufac-
turers fine hats, caps, etc., and hat-
ters' trimmings, 136 Third
Chapman «fc Slack (William H. Chapman and
Charles W. Slack) attorneys at law, 320 Califor-
nia, rooms 7-8
Chapouot Toussiant, r. 1108 Pacific
Chapparl Giovanni, florist, 246 Sutter, r. 8 Dunn's
Alley
Chappel Scott R., traveling auditor 8. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
CHAPPELL BROTHERS
(John VV. and George A.) ^*ood and
coal, hay and grain, 847-849 Mission
Chappell Geprge A. (Chappell Bros.) r. 846 Mission
Chappell George H., clerk freight auditor's oflBce S.
P. Co.
Chappell John W. (Chappell Bros.) r. 846 Mission
Chappell Joseph J., with Christy & Wise, r. 317 Pow-
ell
Chappell T.. niillman Pac. Rolling Mill
Chappell William, expressman, r. 3H2 Dolores
Chappolle Einlly Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School r. 917 Eddy
CbappiUe Peter, r. 917 Eddy
Chapuis Bertha Mmo., teacher French, r. 2110 Jackson
Chapuls Francis A., with Butler & Haldan, r. 2110
Jackson
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A Mi SIXKS.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
CliHpuia Louis, waiter Somali & LadaynouB
Cbaquetto Epbruiiu, assistant O'Conuor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 715 Hayes
Oharbonel Henry, r. 611 Brannnn
Chard George H., carpenter Hobba. Wall & Co., r. 1224
Eddy
Chard George R., druggist Henry Staub, r. SE cor Sut-
ter and Larkin
Chard Harry, maohinehand Hobbs.Wall & Co., r. 1224
Eddy
Chard Henry C, marble carver, r. 26 Lapldge
Charest John, clerk, r. 431 Clementina
Chariot Mme., ostrich feather factory, 415 M Ste-
venson
Chariot Joseph, jeweler, r. 415 J^ Stevenson
Charlaix Felix, cashier B.P. Oliver, r. 1512 Broadway
Charland John, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 922^
Natoma
Charleb'iis You6, bookkeeper Somers & Healey, r.
Oakland
Charles Albertine, widow, r. 424 Powell
Charles Andres Mrs., r. 541 Turk
Charles Caroline, widow, r. 301 First
Charles Charles, r. 1524 Clay
Charles David, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Charles E. (Jones & Charles) r. Oakland
Charles Herman, glazier, 73'J McAllister, r. 132 Page
Charles Lannie Miss, telephone operator, r. 1524 Clay
Charles M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1521 Clay
Charles Morris, painter, r. 132 Page
Charles R. L., r. 208 Twenty-second
Charles Robert, pantryman, r. 811 Jackson
Charles Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1032 Treat Av
Charlesen Jotin, master schr Ellen Adelia, oflce 316
Steuart, r. 644 M Minna
Cliarleston Saloon, James H. Aver proprietor,
W s Illinois bet Napa and Butte
Charlesworlh James A., assistant engineer Cal. and
Nevada Ice Co., r. 356 Tehama
Charletou Constantine E., laborer, r. 3 Cook
Charleton Ethel Miss, compositor, r. 3 Cook
Charlock William H., undertaker Craig & Cochran, r.
214^ Grove
Charlton A. G., engineer, r. 19 Lilv Av
Charlton George, satehelmaker D. Block & Co., r.
Sanchez nr Twenty-eighth
Charlton House. 405 Kearny
Charlton John, laborer, r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Church
Charlton John C, teamster, r. 521 Franklin
Charmak Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 240
Kearny, r. 1618Laguna
Charnock Hugh, laborer, r. Sweeny nr Merrill, Holly
Park
Charounat Emil, mining, 406 Montgomery, r. Nevada
Charpiot Joseph, paperhan^er, r. 813 Filbert
Charter Oak Livery Stable, Hayes & Silber proptrs,
775 Market
Chartier Louisa Mme., French laundry, 1059 Howard
Chartrey Raoal, vice-president Joshua Hendy
Machine Works and manager City Iron Works,
NE cor Vallejo and Sansome, oflBce 39-51 Fre-
mont, r. 2321 Jackson
Charvoz Alphonse M., molder S. F. Stove Works, r.
34 Rincon PI
Charvoz John (S. F. Stove Works) r. 18}^ South Park
Chasariiie Joaquin, r. 33 Hinckley
Chase Albert, physician, 652 Market
Chase Alvah M., clerk John J. Buck, r. 231 Second
Chase Charles F., r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Chase Charles M. (Killip & Co.) r. 2417 California
Chase Charles M.. auctioneer, r. 2700 California
Chase Edward, porter Wetmore Bros., r. Alameda
Chase Edward C. clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire Ins.
Cos.. r. Oakland
Chase Ella Miss, teacher Grant Primary School, r.
331 O'Farrell
Chase Ellen, widow, r. 28)4 Welsh
Chase Elir.ira, r. 430 Bryant
Chase Frank IJ. (Chase & Kessler) r. 80 Ninth
Chnse Frederick H.. clerk, r. 623 Cnliforuia
Chase George M., engineer, r. 811 Mason
Chase George N., first lieutenant U. S. A., alde-de-
cninp Major-General O. O. Howard, r. Fort Win-
field Scott
Chase George W., teamster Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
1404 M Folsom
Chase Gilbert P., teamster Yates & Co., r. 65 South
Park
Chase Harry F., with James B. Chase, r. 1518 Mason
Chase Henry, dentist, r. 363 Jessie
Chase Henry A., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 623
California
Chase Henry C, clerk, r. 318 Kearny
Chase Henry W., with Moore & Smith, r. Oakland
Chase James B. (James B. Chase & Co.) r. 1518 Mason
Chase James B. «& Co. (James B. Chase) steve-
dores and ballastmen, 17 Steuart, telephone 1315
Chase James M., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 335
Fourth
Chase J. Mnnsell, solicitor The Contractor, r. U Au-
burn
Chase John B., carpenter Palmer & Key, r. 335
Fourth
Chase John G. r. 430 Bryant
Chase John W., clerk D. J. Quirk, r. 131 Fourth
Chase Joseph, machinist Pac. Box Factory, r. 1404 }j
Folsom
Chase Joseph G. (Meyerstein & Chase) r. 713 Ji Na-
toma
Chase Lathial T., expressman, r. 321 Turk
Chase L. M. Mrs., r. 606 O'Farrell
Chase L. R. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School,
r. 326 Larkin
Chase Louis B., doormaker. r. SEcor Baker and Beach
Chase Quinoy (Kohler h Chase) r. Oakland
Chase Robert P. Jr. (R. P. Chase & Co.) r. 448 Fulton
Chase R. P. & Co. (Robert P. Chase Jr.) manu-
facturers infants' shoes and ladies' and misses'
slippers, 869 Market bet Fourth and Fifth, up
stairs
Chase Samuel T., with Wetmore Bros., r. Alameda
Chase Silas A., r. 14 Auburn
Chase William W. (W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 508 Capp
Chase Winiield S., carriagebuilder, r. 2653 Howard
Chase W. W. & Co. (William W. Chase and Rich-
ard M. Collins) hay, grain and feed, 1912 Market,
and 619-621 Fourth
Chase & Kessler (Frank B. Chase and Frederick
Kessler) real estate agents, 873 M Market
B^~ Chase. See Ohace
Chassagne Leon (E. J. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1830 Powell
Chasse Pierre (Chasse & Cuyala) r. 614 Broadway
Chasse k Cuyala (Pierre Chasse and Romain Cuyala)
proptrs Hotel des Basses Pyr<5nees, 614 Broad-
way
Chassels William, carpenter, r. 126 Sixth
Chatain Evarlste (Chatain k Giletti) r. 117 Stockton
Chatain Mary Miss, shoetitter Kutz & Murr, r. 1201
CHATAIN & CtILETTI
(Evariste Chatain and Seconclo Giletti)
wine cellar huilders, patentees, and
maniifactnrers Venetian Mosaic mar^
hie tile, architectural work for con-
strnction and cemetery, 1319 Market
Chateau Antone, laundry, 904 Stockton
Chateau Charles A., porcelain decorator, r. 404 Post,
rear
Chatel Joseph, proptr Everett House, 55 Second
Chatelet Claude (Chatelet & Onen) r. San Bruno Road
nr Channell
Chatelet & Onen (Claude Chatelet and August Onen)
tannery, San Bruno Road nr Channell
LOWEST PEICES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIR».
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ftRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.!w«sh^.?t?nstI
Produrera of (he only
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Chstfield Mary Miss, clerk Palace Baths, r. 1014 Yal-
lejo
Chattiam Joseph, liquor saloon, 1201 Steiner
Chatmaii William L., physician, r. T-tK Howard
Chatterton Kate, widow, r. 322^ O'Farrell
Chatterton Kate Mrs., r. 23S Minna
Cltauchw Adrlen G., importer and wholesale
dealer foreign and native wines, office and depot
615-617 Front, and proprietor Mountain KouKe
Vineyard and Cellar, Livermore Valley, Alannda
County, Cal., r. NW cor Alice and Seventh, Oak-
land
ChBuflnr August, tailor, r. 1719 Scott
Chaufler August Jr., clerk, r. 1719 Scott
Chauder Louisa, midwife, r. 1719 Scott
Chavez John M., cigarmaker, r. 715 Greenwich
Chavez Joseph, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 9)4 So-
uora
Chavier A. F.. kltchenhand. r. 303 Minna
Cliavis John, porter, r. IG Wil lam
Clival Harry A., druggist, NW cor Post and
Powell, r. 611 Mason
Cheasiy Edward C, salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1216 Mission
Chebukar Michael, porter Neville & Co., r. 21 Glover
Cheda C. P., clerk De Bernard! & Westphal, r. 416
Post
CheebR Charles, tinroofer, r. 7 Cleveland
Cheeseuiau Morton, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Cheesmau Frank 8., r. 2629 Mission
Cheesmau Frank S. Jr.. polisher, r. 2629 Mission
Cheesiiian Robert B., with S. F. Bridge Co., r. 237
Bartlett
t^ CljeeBman. See Chessman
Cheetan C. H., student, r. 37 Second
Cheetham James, seaman, r. £06 Vallej(/
Cheever C. B. Miss, teacher, r. 26 Essex
Clieever Frank, carpenter, r. 325 Fair Oaks
Cheever Silas G., solicitor Call, r. 7 Fair Av
Iff" Cheever. See Chever
Cheffers Charles, helper Cadman Bros., r. 7 Hamp-
shire
Cheignon Adolphe, cellarman P. G. Sabatie & Co., r.
257 M Clementina
Cheignon E., clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r. 257)4 Clem-
entina
Chemnon Marie Miss (White House Dressmaking
Co.) r. 257)4 Clementina
Cheignon Maiy Mrs., r. 257)4 Clementina
Cheli Bernardo (B. Cheli & Co.) r. 15 Prescott
Cheli B. & Co. (Bernardo Cheli and Giuseppi Lafer-
rera) horseshoers, 520 Davis
Cheli Joseph, baker, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Cheline Emilio, marble cutter Ruffino & Bianchl, r.
332 Sixth
Cheline Francesco, marble polisher Ruffino & Bian-
chl, r. .332 Sixth
Cheline Giuseppe (Cheline h Rossi) r. 332 Sixth
Chellue Lazaro, fruits, 528 Third
Cheline Lorenzo, vegetables, r. 2 Hay ward
Cheline fc Rossi (Giuseppe Cheline and Vincent
Rossi) fruits and vegetables, 332 Sixth and 6
Grand Arcade Market
Chemas Nicholas, randies, 326 Pine, r. 45 Vale.]©
Cheininaut Alexis S., bookkeeper W. Letts Oliver,
328 Montgomery, room 13
ChenaiK Arlstide, clerk J. Pinet, r. 1011 Larkin
Chenery Leonard E., bookkeeper Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. 2002 Pine
Chenery L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2002 Pine
Cheney James, real estate, r. 177 Sixteenth
Cheney John "V., librarian Free Public Library,
428 Bush, r. 327 Larkin
Cheney John V. Mrs., teacher music, r. 327 Larkin
Cheney May L. Mrs., manager Pac. Coast Bureau of
Education, 612 Clay, r. 328 Bryant
Cheney Merrick L., clerk Slsson, Crocker & Co.. r.
Oakland
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cheney Warren, with Overland Monthly, r. 328
Bryant
Cheiioiue Ernest, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. 58)4 Everett
CheiiOt Catherine, widow, r. 919 Valencia
Chenot Eugene E., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 919 Valencia
Chenot Julius F., clerk, r. 919 Valencia
Chenoweth Edward, bartender John M. Chenovreth,
r. 413 Le ivenwortli
Chenoweth George B., bartender, r. 413 Leavenworth
Chenoweth John, r. 1050 Howard
Chenoweth John, compositor Evening Post, r. 45
Twelfth
Chenoweth John, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Chenoweth John A., carpenter, 1704 Sacramento, r.
1221 Clay
Cheno-»veth John M., liquor merchant, 904 Mar-
ket and 3-5 Ellis, r. 413 Leavenworth
Chenoweth Wellington H., bartender John M. Chen-
oweth, r. 413 Leavenworth
Chepernich Lucco, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stockton,
r. 1001 Powell
Cherokee Gold Mining Co. (Plumas, Cal.) A. Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Cherry Addie C. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 2507 Sacramento
Cherry Caroline M., widow, r. 2507 Sacramento
Cherry John, miner, r. Banks nr Lincoln Av, B. H.
Cherubino Pietro, milker Albert Solari, r. nr San
Bruno Road, U. M. T.
Chesebrough A. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 2428
Jackson
Chesley Charles P., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 754 Howard, office hours 12 M. to 3 P. M.
and 6 to 8 P. M.
Chesley George W. (Sacramento, Cal.) office 310 Sacra-
mento
Chesley James G.. cashier Chronicle, r. 1625 Webster
Chesley Lucy H., widow, r. 2406 Missisn
CheHley M., jeweler, r. 804 Fulton
Cbesnay Adella Mine., teacher French, 321 Sutter
Chegney Dennis, wines and liquors, NW cor
Grant Av and Morton, and 133 Sixth, r. 148 Sixth
Chesney Jane, wiaow, r. Grant Alley bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Chessler Frederick (Chessler & Anderson) r. 618 Pa-
cific
Chessler & Anderson (Frederick Chessler and Adolph
Anderson) liquor saloon, 518 Pacific
Chessman Edward E., bootmaker, r. 3)4 Dale Pi
K^ Chessman. See Cheisman
Chester Andrew, porter Grand Central Wine Rooms,
r. 613 Howsrf<
Chester Charles H., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry,
r. 145 Fifteenth
Chester Henry, contractor for raising and moving
buildings, 1408 Mission
Chester Jaiues, fireman Pac. Rolling Mill
Chester John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Chester Louis S., waiter The Baldwin
Chester Martha, domestic l4l«Clay
Cliester Martin T., master mariner, r. 713 Valencia
Chesworth George, fireman, r. 315 Austin
Cheitle Joseph, lodgings, 247 Second
Chetwood John Jr., attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
34, r. Oakland
Chevalier Annie, furnished rooms, 405 Geary
Chevalier Annie, shirtiiiaker, r. 42 Ecker
Chevalier Clotilda, widow, r. 1404)4 Powell
Chevalier Edward, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r.
1404 V, Powell
CHEVALIER F. k CO. .Oeor^e
F. Chevialier) imp rtera anil dealers
^vines and liquors, 5/iO-5!3^ Waahin|(-
ton
LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY{
l>OKTI.A>'I>, OB.
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Plain, Japanned and Slanii>ed
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Chevalier Fortune, capitalist, r. 1311 Powell
Chevalier Francis, gardener, r. 9l!S Sacramento, rear
Chevalier George, teamster, r. 1404H Powell
Chevalier George F. (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. 1311 |
Powell
Chevalier Malvina, shlrtmaker, r. 42 Ecker
ChevaliiT Rosie D., widow, r. 42 Ecker
Chevalier William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Chevalley Susanna M., widow, r. 422 Powell
Chevannier Armand, papercarrier, r. 20 Allen
Cheva8fiU8 Edward, paying teller London, Paris and
American Bank and agent French Board of Un-
derwriters, r. SW cor Scott and Jackscn
Chevassus Louis, barber John B. Beilhes, r. 812
Kearny
Chever Edouard E., real estate agent, 5 Pioneer PI, r.
419 Stockton
tsr Chever. See Cheever
Chevesich E.. bookkeeper French Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 610 Ji Filbert
Chevesich Vincent R., brassmolder W. T. Garratt &
Co.. r. 1 Salmon PI
Chevez David, reporter La Sociedad, r. 709 Ji Green-
wich
Cheyne Robert, fruits and cigars, 140 First
Cheyrias Augusts, compositor La Franco-Californien,
r. 2 Began PI
Chiama Joseph, packer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 127
Vallejo
Chiappa Vincent Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, 214 Hayes
Chiappari Giovanni (G. Podesta & Co.) r. 8 Dunn
Alley
Chiappi Antonio, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
1310 Kearny
Chicago and Alton Railroad, H. H. Shepperd
Pacific Coast agent, 624 Market
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co., Henry P.
Stanwood general agent, 2 New Montgomery
Chicago Beer Hall, Hencken & Brandt proptrs, 154
Third
CHICAGO BREWING CO.
X. Olilandt president, W. T. Jung-
IjlntU secretary, 1430-1431 Pine, bot-
tling department SW cor Brannan and
Eiglitli
CHICAflO, BURIIHGTOMNDOUINCYEE,
Tlie G'reat Burlington Route, W. D.
Sanborn general agent freight and
passenger department; T. D. McKay
Pacific Coast passenger agent, office SH
Montgomery
CHICAGO CLOCK CO.
A. S. Spence manager, importers
clocks, lamps rugs, lace curtains,
silver^vare, mirrors, paintings, furni-
ture, carpets and houseliold specialties,
1063 Mission
Chicago Clothing Co., Alfred Lilienfeld man-
ager. 38-40 Kearny
CHICAGO COFFEE SALOON
James Jacobson proprietor, confection-
ery and lunch house, 15 Sixth
Chicago Hotel, Mrs. E. W, Heimburg & Co. proptrs,
220-22S Pacific
Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., Mrs. Mary J. Tucker
manager, 106 Post
CHICAGO, MILfAnKEEyT, PAUL ET.
Charles E. Fairbank traffic agent, 138
Montgomery
Chicago Packing and Provision Co., William Selover
president, J. S. Emery vice-president, office 220
California, room 11, works West Berkeley
CHICAGO, EOCK ISLAND & PACIFIC ET,
Cliiiloa Junes general agent, office 36
Moiitg«»mery
Chicago Safe and liock Co., Mighell & Rich-
ards agents, 228 California
Chichester Mary E., widow, r. 2605 Mission
Chiohizola Antonio, importer groceries and Italian
goods, 322 Pacific, r. 325 Broadway
Chichizola Francisco, clerk G. Vaccarl, r. 1310
Kearny, rear
Chichizola Thomas A., clerk Antonio Chichizola, r.
325 Broadway
Chick Elwell, carpenter, r. 1612 HySe
Chick Harry E., salesman Wittland & Fredrickson, r.
907 Howard
Chick William F., porter Heckman & Immel. r. 806
Green
Chickering Pianos, Benj. Curtaz & Son agents,
20 O'Farrell
Chickering William H. (Olney, Chickering & Thomas)
attorney at law, 206 Sansome, r. Oakland
Chico House, Mrs. Lucy Walker proptr, 1522 Polk
Chief Engineer San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, office Old City Hall
Chief of Police, office Old City Hall, first floor
Chief Supervisor of Elections U. S., District
of California, U. S. Appraisers' BIdg, fourth floor
Chief AVharfinger, office E s East foot of Clay
Chielovich E. c't Co. (Elia Chielovich) wholesale
and retail liquor dealers and proprietors Mint
Exchange, 877 Market
Chielovich Elia (E. Chielovich & Co.) r. 1719 Pacific
Av
Chielowitz Martin, cook Walter Woodin, r. 17 St.
Mary's
Chier Mary, widow, r. 2937 Sixteenth
Cbiesa Angelo, butcher, 429 Broadway, r. 447 Broad-
425 Broadway, rear
Chige Peter, clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r. 605 Broad-
way
Child Ezra O., sign writer, 516 Davis, r. 32 Clay
Child George R., commercial traveler E. J. Bowen
Child Lois Miss, electro magnetic healer, r.349 Jessie
Child Maria C, widow, magnetic healer, r. 349 Jessie
Child T. T., liquor saloon, 504 Hayes, r. 34 Octavla
er Child. See Childs
Children's Day Home, Sister Mary Dolores superi-
oress, 110 Hayes, 312 Fulton and 1413 Powell
Children's Hall. 806 Sansome
Children's Hospital and Training School for Nurses,
Mrs. W. B. Harrington president, 3700 Cali-
fornia
Children's Progressive Lyceum, Metropolitan Hall
Childress Hugh, laborer, r. Cliff House
Childress Prentice, clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. Oakland
Childs Bolton G., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 2112 Broderick
Childs Charles W., collector, r. 1918 Polk
Childs George, city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., teamster Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 502 Powell
Childs George B., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
2112 Broderick
Childs George E., r. 913 Bryant
Childs George H., carpenter, r. ,39 Fifth
Childs James L., dairyman, r. 2112 Broderick
Childs J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1133 Buchanan
Childs Katie B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1016 Bush
Childs Mark, longshoreman, r. 568 Mission
Childs N. A. Mrs., r. 135 Seventh
Childs Perry G., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Childs Rutus H., clerk Grangers Bus. Assn, r. 222
Fair Oaks
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICE: HOUSE BL.OCK.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartfori
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Childs Timothy, policeman, r. 33 Hinckley
ChildB Walter C. (OiUespy & CUiUlsi and president
Gleucoe Consolidated Miniuy Co., 123 California,
r. Glencoe, Cal.
Childs WilliacB, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Chihla William H., r. 823 Golden Gate Ay
(»-Childe. See Child
Chiles George, quartermaster stmr Starbuck
CI>il8trom P. O. (Rogers, Matth ws & Chilstrom)
attorney at law, 415 Montgomery
China Tiacltrs' Insurance Co. (limited)
Williams. DimoudA: Co. agents, 202 Market
Chinese Baptist Mission, Rev. J. Boardmau Hartwell
past r, 740 Washington
Chinese Brethren's Home (Congregational) 25 Pros-
pect PI
Chinese Commercial Newspaper, 838)4 Dupont
Chinese Consulate, office 806 Stockton
Chinese Hospitals, E b Montgomery Ave bet Pacific
and Broadway, and N s Pine bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Cliinese Insurance Co. (marine) of Hongkong
limited) Wm. T. Coleman & Co. agents, 121 Mar-
ket
i iiese Merchants' Club, 739 Sacramento
iiiese Merchants' Exchange, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Mission Home, Key. A. W. Loomis and Key.
A. J. Kerr missionaries, 800 Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Baptist) 746 Washington
Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterian) for women
and girls. 933 Sacramento
Chinese Mission House (Congregational) 5 Brenham
PI
Chinese Mission House (Methodist Episcopal) Rey.F.
J. Masters missionary, 916 Washington
Chinese Mission School of the Am. Missionary Assn,
5 Brenham PI
Chinese Public School, Miss Rose Thayer principal,
Miss Josephine Burke assistant, 807 Stockton
Chinese Registration Bureau, Custom House, base-
ment
Chinese Theater, 626 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Washington
Chinese Theater (new) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Royal) 836 Washington
Chinese Women's Mission Home, 933 Washington
Chinese Young Men's Christian Assn, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinn F. C. with Wm.T. Coleman & Co., r. 2920 Clay
Chlnn Harry, clerk, r. 813 Sutter
Chinu Thomas W., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
2920 Clay
Chinoino G. B., vegetables, Colombo Market
Chiousse August, l^iborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
Chipchase John, patternmaker, r. 16 Elgin Park Av
Chipmau Isaiah M., miller, r. 6 Vernon PI
Chipmau James, seaman, r. 263
Chipman M. M., physician, 404 Turk
Chipman Sheridan, clerk general auditor's oflBce S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Chipman William F., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. Alameda
Chipperfield Alfred, master mariner, r. 117 Drumm
Chisholm Alexander (McKay & Chisholm) r. Benicia
Chisholm Alexander, salesman, r. 2220 Jael?son
Chisholm Archibald A., carpenter, r. 230 Thirteenth
Chisholm Archibald A., clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 2220 Jackson
Chisholm Christopher, carpenter and builder, 330
Pine, room 11, r. 1045 Market
Chisholm Daniel, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 110 Chattanooga
Chisholm Dennis, ship carpenter, r. 510 Mission
Chisholm Donald, wool sorter, r. 1159 Folsom
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, r. 7 Auburn
Chisholm M. L. Mrs., r. 920 Post
Chisholm William H., bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Go's
Bank, r. Alameda
IN THE
EXArvIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, mm & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Chismore George, physician, 920 Market
Chitelburg Alfred, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Chittenden Joseph G., machinehand Pac. Casket Co.,
r. 1710 Larkin
Chittenden Nettie P. Miss, teacher shorthand Pacific
Business College, r. 299 Hyde
Chittenden Talman, attorney at law, r. 1029 Valencia
Chittick James J., compositor, r. 209 Waller
Chittick Johnson, laborer, r. 34 5^ Russ, rear
Chiucovich Steve D. (Steve D. Chiucovich & Co.) r.
305 McAllister
Ctiiucovicli Steve D. & Co. (Steve D. Chiuco-
vich and Maurice N. Perrault) proprietors Gold-
en Gate Wine Rooms, SE cor Golden Gate Av and
Larkin
Chiuda Vladimir, bookkeeper Eveleth & Nash, r. 627
Greenwich
Chlva M., r. 505 O'Farrell
Chivso Carlo, vegetable dealer, r. 9 Bonita
Chodrick George, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 404
Greenwich
Chodzko A. F., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
34 Minna
Cholame Valley Oil Co. (Monterey Co., Cal.) office 130
Sansonie, rooms 5-6
Cliollar Alinin^f Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Charles
E. Elliott secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Chopat Annie, lodgings, 837 Folsom
Chopat George, cook. r. 837 Folsom
Chope Thomas, painter, r. 310 Seventeenth
Chopin Francois, laborer, r. 614 Broadway
Chorae Chris., waiter, r. 724 Mission
Chord Harry, machinist, r. 24 Turk .
Chord William, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Chorley John A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 28 Shotwell
Chorlton Johnston H., gardener, r. N s Clay bet Oc-
tavia and Laguua
Chottard Louis, cook Occidental Hotel
Chou Albert, French laundry, 1409 Buchanan
Choubert Julius, soap mnfr, r. E s Nebraska bet El
Dorado and Alameda
Chown James G., manufacturers' agent, 1433 Market,
r. 922 Geary
Chown James V., wholesale stoves and ranges, 109
California, room 8, r. 1416 Geary
Choynski Isidore N., bookseller, and editor Public
Opinion, 137 Taylor, r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Choynski Herbert, attorney at law, 216 SanBome,
room 10 r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Choynski Maurice A., r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Chrenyk Andreas, wireworker, r. 52 Minna
Chrestoffersen Anthony (Chrestofifersen & Tway) r.
Oakland
Chrestoffersen & Tway (.\nthony Chrestoffersen and
Ephralm F. Tway) shipsmiths, Bryant bet Spear
and Main
Chretien J. M. Mrs., journalist Examiner, r. 804 Bush
Cliretien John M., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 20, r. 804 Bush
Chretien Joseph, r. 719 Green
Chretien Jules, fruits and vegetables, 401 Geary
Christ Edward, master mariner, r. 1413 Baker
Christ Edward Jr., bookkeeper Thomas H. B. Vamey
Christ George, baker, r. 625 Clay
Christ Robert (Christ & Frahm) r. 421 H Natoma
Christ & Frahm (Albert Christ and Henry Frahm)
coffee saloon and bakery, 9 Stockton
tff" Christ. See Crist
Christal Thomas, policeman, r. 38 Ohenery
[»■ Christal. See Chrystal
ChriBteln Eli (McCllntock & Christein) r. American
Exchange Hotel
Christen Charles, upholsterer, r. 3053 Sixteenth
Christen Frederick, bartender R. Regll, r. 262 X
Clementina
Christen John A., dairy. Silver Av nr San Bruno
Road
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
429 California Strevt.
CHR
320
CHR
W. W. WContague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KN<ir,TSlI AND AMKlirOAN
KncniiM<l«-, <j)laz<>4l itn.l I'latiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Christen Joeepli, painter, r. lll'J Pacific
K^ Christen. Seo Christian and Ohristiu
Christpusen Annie, domestio 220 Lombard
Chitstensen Charles J., liquor saloon, 10l'5 Kearny, r.
114 Jachson
Chtisteusen Edward W., dentist, 303 Sixteenth
Christensen Krick C, expressman Wieland Bros., r.
1816 Scott
Christensen Ferdinand, coffee 8aloon,605 Montgomery,
r. 254 Clementina
Christensen Frederick N., seaman, r. 185 Folsom
Christensen Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, 303 Sixteenth, r.
Alameda
Christensen Hans, laborer, r. 220 Lombard
Christensen Harry, liquor saloon, 120 Montgomery
Av (and Gudmund & Christensen) r. 1210 Kearny
Christensen Henry, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Christensen Henry, engineer stmr Gen. McDowell, r.
13 Henrietta Square
Christensen Herman, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Christensen Hjalmar E. S. (Christensen & Nielsen)
r 22 Russ
Christensen Jacob, r. 142 Sixth
Christensen Jacob, laborer, r. 220 Lombard
Christensen Jacob J., carriage painter Charles Rue-
ser, r. 220 Lombard
Christensen Jens, fisherman, r. S s Beach nr Baker
Christensen John, boatman, r. 46 Spear
Christensen John, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 28
Valparaiso
Christensen John M.. teamster, r. 620 Fourth
Christensen Josephine, liquor saloon, 114 Jackson
Christensen L.' carpenter stmr Colima
Christensen Mary, widow, r. 327 Beale
Christensen Mary, domestic, 220 Lombard
Christensen Michael, blacksmith G. Lehner, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Christensen P., driver Central RB.
Christensen Paul, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Christensen Peter, clerk E. Muriset, r. 737 Howard
Cliristensen Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 1210 Kearny
Christensen Peter, shipcarpeuter, r. 1517 Powell
Christensen Peter B., waiter T. Mikkelsen, r. 437
Tehama
Christensen Peter T., ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2009}^ Dupont
Christensen Samuel, tanner Duncan G. McDonald,
r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Christensen Sine, domestic 220 Lombard
Christensen Sophia, domestic 928 Eddy
Christensen T. Mrs., widow, r. 828 Filbert
Christensen Si Nielsen (Hjalmar E. S. Christen-
sen and Peter Nielsen) dairy produce, 146
Seventh
8^ Christensen. See Christiansen and Christianson
Chrlstenson Andrew (Christenson & Lord) r. 23 Oak
Christenson Andrew, laborer, r. N 8 Sierra bet Louisi-
ana and Maryland
Christenson Charles, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louis-
iana and Maryland
Christenson Charles, seaman, r. 17 Perry
Christenson Charles, waiter Toft & Wilson, r. 20
Federal
Christenson Frank, engineer, r. 1207 Montgomery
Christenson Frederick, clerk Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 1207 Montgomery
Christenson Martin, master mechanic Presidio ER.,
r. 2627 Greenwich
Christenson Michael P., engineer, r. 1^07 Montgom-
ery
Christenson Oliver, master schr Bill The Butcher,
office 13 Steuart. r. 734 Hayes
Christenson & Lord (Andrew Christeiison and
Edwin Lord) dealers lumber, doors, sash, blinds
and general mill work, 20-26 Tenth
Chri.stesen Martin A. (Ravn & Christesen) r. 407
Stevenson
Cliristinn Advent Cliurcli, W. R. Chandler
elder, E s <hurch bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Christian Bertha Miss, artist Jones & Lotz, r. 2307
Jones
Christian C, quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Christian Christine, domestic, 1020 Devisadero
ChriHtiiin Cliurcli, Itev. T. D. Garvin pastor, E 8
Twelfth bet Mission and Howard
Christian Hans., teamster, r. 520 Fifteenth
Christian Henry R., porter Superintendent's car S.P.
Co., r. 116 Hyde
Christian H. W., paperhanger, r. 429 Sixth
Christian John, dairy, Wyoming nr Sickels Av, Ocean
View
Christian Joseph, laborer Jewish Cemetery
Christian Margaret, widow, r. 837 Folsom
Christian Michael 0., horse clipper, 1112 Howard, r.
SE cor Fifth and Minna
Christian Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Christian Thomas, hostler T. B. Ross, r. 637 Geary
Christian Victor, shoemaker M. White
8^ Christian. See Christen
Christiansen Anton, repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Tel., r. 313 Fremont
Christiansen Carl, seaman, r. 922 Battery
Christiansen Chris, waiter Christ & Frahm, r. 426
Fourth
Christiansen Christian, laborer, r. 3 Selina PI
Christiansen Ernest W. C, master mariner, r. 1229
York
Christiansen Henry, engineer stmr Gen. McDowell,
r. 13 Henrietta Square
Christiansen Ida, domestic 1812 Washington
Christiansen Jacob, wood and coal, 2736 Sixteenth
bet Howard and Shotwell
Christiansen Jens, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
' 133 Lombard
Christiansen Louis, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Christiansen M., laborer, r. 20 Federal
Christiansen N. W., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.
Christiansen Peter, seaman, r. 621 Third
Christianson Charles, stableman, r. 183 Jessie
Christianson George H., tailor, r. 68 Silver
Christianson Hans F., laborer, r. 23 Twenty-second
Christianson H. B., barber Geo. W. Arthur, r. 1007
Valencia
Christianson Henry, laborer, r. Utah nr El Dorado
Christianson John, r. 38 Fair Oaks
Christianson Louis, coachman 1834 California
Christianson Robert, fireman stmr Resolute, r. SW
cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
8^~ Christianson. See Christensen and Christiansen
Christie Alexander J., carpenter Jason Springer &
Co., r. 2318 Mission
Christie George C, fresco painter, r. 615 Capp
Christie Henry P., superintendent Fulton Iron Works,
r. 2316 Folsom
Christie Jumes, laboror, r. 1018 Howard
Christie James A., storekeeper's clerk Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 129 Page
Christie John, cook American Exchange Hotel
Christie John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Christie Maggie, dressmaker, r. 68 Clementina
Christie Robert, bookkeeper W. W. Erskine & Co., r.
800 Sutter
Christie Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 202
Franklin
Christie Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 68 Clementina
Christie Robert, policeman, r. 620 Church
Christie Robert L., engraver, r. 620 Church
Christie William, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r. cor
Fillmore and Francisco
8^ Christie. See Christy
Christin Charles (Charles Chrlstin & Son) r. 619
Octavia
Christin Charles, baker Hird & Dittme»j r. 2409 How-
ard
LOWEST PEIOES.
TISE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAilSH'S
M.4RKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacrurers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.
1 5 .
iWAShIN
^i?H sT.l PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
CHll
321
OIL
Chrlstin Charles .V Son (Charles aud Edward L.) li-
quor saloun, 313 Hayen
Chrii-tiu EUward L. (Charles ChrUtin & Son) r. 313
Hayes
aS^ ChriHtiii. See Christen
Chrlstlick Henrietta, widuw, r. 1929 Bush
Cbristman Henry (E. Algeltlnger * Co.) r. 1756 Ellis
Christiuau Laurie, widow, r. 3'2U McAllister
Christiuann Philip (Krabler & CUristmann) r. 409
Sutter
Christinann William, druggist and apothecary,
SE cor Devisadero and Geary
Christmas Frank A., clerk J . Baumgarten & Co., r. 162
Clementina
Christinas Kate E.. tailoress, r. 162 Clementina
Christmas Eatlj'erine, widow, r. 162 Clementina
Christmas William J., clerk, r. 162 Clementina
Christnot Skmuel W., printer E. C. Hughes, r. 425
Gulden Gate Av
Christoffer Christopher M., porter Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. 408 California
Christofferseu E.. storekeeper Pac. Boiling Mill
Christotfersen G., factoryraan Pac. Rolling Mill
Christoffersou Julius M., machinehand Hatch & Wes-
ton, r. 508 Ninth
Christoffersnn Nels, r. 39 Jessie
■^"Christofferson. See Christopherson
Christopher Jacob, butoher, r. France Av nr Athens,
Excelsidr Homestead
Christopher Telfer, dentist, 36 Geary, r. Oakland
Christopher Thomas, miner, r. 44 Third
Chrietopbarseu George, draftsman, r. 511 Folsom
Christopherson Ludwig, seaman, r. 922 Battery
t£^ Christopherson. See Christoflferson
Chrlhtsen James, coffee saloon, 24 Third, r. 60^
Third
Christson Carlson P., tanner J. 0. Rued & Co., r. 201
Dolores
Christy Charles, contractor and buiider, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. Oakland
Christy Harriet, widow, r. 711 Jones
Christy James, shlpsmitb, r. MiErslssippi bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Christy J. K., fireman Dow Steam Pump Works, r.
Alameda
Christy Latham D., night clerk, r. 121 J4 Shipley
Christy Mill and Mining Co. (Washington County, D.
T.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room
28
Christy Nils, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christy Robert, carpenter, r. cor Connecticut and
Sttuta Clara
Christy 6i AVise (John H. Wise and Thomas Denl-
gan) wool commission merchant 8 NE cor Fifth
and Townsend
Iff' Christy. See Christie
Clironicle (daily weekly and semi-weekly) M. H.
De Young proprietor, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Clironicle Bulldiiijer, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Chronizer Susan W., dressmaking, 136 Fifth
Chrybtal Pierre, copyist Recorder's office, r. 1329
Union
Iff- Chrystsl. See Chrlstal
Chupich Martin, waiter Charles P. Mayer, r. 110 Ma-
Church Albert R (DolUver & Bro.) r. 2208 Stelner
Church Allen, blockcutter Raymond, Squire & Co., r.
17 Lapidge
Church Carrie Mrs., dressmaking, 230 O'Farrell
Church Catherine, widow, r. 615 Grove
Church C. B., with Bank of California, r. 331 Mont-
gomery
Church PMward B. Rev., principal Irving Institute,
1036 Valencia
Church Edward I., car varnish^r Market St. RR., r.
tU.-i Grove
Church Emma F.Mls8,teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 2727 California
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! KOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W, & J. SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Church Frank A., bookkeeper Henry Duttou Jr. r.
2727 California
Church Frederick, coalpasser stmr Colima
Cliurcli Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado County,
Cal.) Johu M. Buffington secretary, 303 Califor-
nia, rooms 3-4
Church Harry (Church \- Redding) r. Fruit Vale
Church Isaac S., r. 2727 California
Church John, compositor Chronicle, r. 317 Stockton
ChurcU Jolin H., capitalist 412 Kearny, r. Fruit
Vale
Church Joseph W., clerk, r. 61.5 Grove
Church Julia, widow, r. 918 Sixteenth
Church J. W., waiter Palace Hotel
Church Lillie L., teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 2727 California
Church Marc C, stevedore, r. Ocean View
Church Mary Mrs., i. 819 California
Ctiurch O. S.. clerk Grand Hotel, r. 385 San Jos6 Av
Church of the Advent (Episcopal) Rev. John
Gray rector, S s Howard opp New Montgomery
Church of the Holy Cross, Rev. John McGinty
pastor. Calvary Cemetery
Church of the Latter Day Saints, 71 New
Montgomery
Church Samuel R. teamster S. F. Chemical Works,
r. SW cor Fourteenth and Guerrero
Church Samuel H., second officer stmr Alameda
Cliurch Seymour R,, merchandise broker, pig
iron, coal and coke, 331 Montgomery, room 3, r.
209 Geary
Church Thomas R., insurance and mining, 220 San-
some, room 1, r. 1016 Franklin
Church Thomas W., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient Ins. and Imperial Fire
Ins. Cos., r. 572 Harrison
Church William H., mailing clerk Post Office, r. Oak-
land
Cliurch & Reddini; (Harry Church and Matthew
Redding! wines and liquors, 412 Kearny
Churchill Frank W., r. 10U2 Haight
Churchill George, mining, r. 914 Geary
Churchill James, plasterer, r. 727 Clementina
Churchill N. L. Mrs., r. 19 i9 Mission
Churchill Norman B , carpenter, r. 839 Fifteenth
Churchill Robert P., r. 1002 Haight
Churchill William H.. r. 1002 Haight
Churchward G.. clerk, r. 606 Hayes
Churchward Thomas J., teamster, r. 605 Fell
Chute J. A. Mrs., r. 81 Fourth
Chute Johu, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 605
Powell
Chute Richard, mining, r. 1303 Hyde
Chy liunif <!(£ Co., importers wholesale and retail
Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, 640 Sacra-
mento
Cibiry Julia, widow, r. 6 Sheridan
Clbolo Creek Mill and Mining Co. (Texas) L. Osborn
secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Cicchi Ludovico, grocer, r. 427)4 Broadway
Cicchi M. & Co. (Mrs. MariaCicchi and MarlaCorrado)
cigar mnfrs, 427 M Broadway
Cicchi Maria (M. Cicchi & Co.) r. 427)4 Broadway
Cicerone Michael, workman Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
7 Montgomery Court
Cicerone Sebastian, workman Yosemite Flour Mills,
r. 4 Lafayette PI
Ciceroni A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 432 Val-
lejo
Ciceroni G., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 432VBllejo
Cicott Frnnic X. (Cory, Cicott & Co.) r. Lick
House
Oienega Bonaventura. lithographer Britton & Rey. r.
924 Washington
Cigfar Makers* International Union, No.
228, C. J. Boyle secretary, 368 Jessie
Cllley Scott, driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. 6 Clay
a»
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) .S.4N FK4Nr-ISC<>. CAI-
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322
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iMi'ouiKits or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, Sn, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Oills Arthur W., cltrk .1. W. Wesson, r. Cy'i Chestuut
Cills Kdwiinl O., siilosiiiau, r. !')'2^ Chestnut
Cills Hiuiry. siilesmau Ea{,'le Soap Co., r. 14 Pfeiflfer
CillB .lames H., insurance agent, r. 524 Chestnut
Cima John, painter Swan & Stein
Clma Giovanni, framemaker Lippi Bros., r. 807
Mission
Cincinnati Cooperage Co., J. W. Richards agent, 206
Front
Cinciuuati Hotel, Otto Quellmalz proplr, 629 Va-
st. Ann's
lent
CipoHoiii Germane, portrait painter,
i BldK
Ciprii-o Edmund S., shipping clerk Lachraan &
j .lacobl. r. 27a8J« Howard
Ciprico Ella L. M. Miss, principal Moulder Primary
School, r. 1904 Market
Ciprico Ferdinand D. (Ciprico & Marais) r. 2312
Mission
CIPRICO & MARAIS ,F.r.,.
iiaiid D. Ciprico ami Charles li. P.
Marais) manufacturers' ag^ents and
niecliaiiical eiigfiueers, 104 Market and
3 California
Circuit Court U. S., U. S. Appraiser's Bldg
Cirelli Eugenio, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Ciresa Carlo (Rossi & Ciresa) r. 11 Union PI
CirilloB., laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Cirkle .Tulius, second-hand furniture, 939J4 Folsom
Cisco John D., seaman, r. 310 Beale
Cisneros Cristobal, carpenter, 1317 Powell
Citizen Publishing Co., publishers The Citizen, 411 J^
California
Citizen The (monthly) Citizen Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 411 M California
Citizens' Building and Loan Association, 308 Cali-
fornia
Citizens' Insurance Co. (Cincinnati) Hutcliinson &
Mann agents, 322-324 California
Citizens' Insurance Co. (of St. Louis) Hutchinson &
Mann agents, 322-324 California
Citron Isaac, r. 30 John
Citron Morris L., commission merchant, r. 30 John
City and County Alms House, Ocean House
Road.nrLaguna Honda, four miles from New City
Hall
City and County Assessor, New City Hall, first
floor
City and County Attorney, New City Hall,
third floor
City and County Auditor, New City Hall, first
floor
City and County Cleric, New City Hall, first
floor
City and County Coroner, Dunbar Alley, rear
Old City Hall
City and County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet
Sierra and Nevada, to Nebraska
City and County House of Correction, old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
City and County Industrial School, old San
Jose Road, four miles from New City Hall
City and County Jail, N s Broadway, bet
Kearny and Dupont
City ajttd County License Collector, New City
Hall, first floor
City and County Morgue, Dunbar Alley, rear
Old City Hall
City and County Physician, 514 Kearny
City and County Recorder, Hall of Records,
New City Hall
City and County Sheriff, Old City Hall, first
floor
City and County Superintendent Common
Schools, New City Hall, third floor
City and County Superintendent of
Streets, New City Hall, basement
City and County Surveyor, New City Hall«
third floor
City and County Tax Collector, New City
Hull, first floor
City and County Treasurer, Now City Hall,
first floor
City Argus, oflBco 52f) Kearny
City Cemetery, N of Point Lobos Av, W of Thir-
ty-third Ay
City College, James Matthews principal, 119
HaiKht
City Front Gaiette (weekly) J. F. Janes pub-
lisher and proprietor, 18 Market
City Hall (New) SE cor McAllister and Larkin
City Hall (Old) E b Kearny, bet Washington and
Merchant
City Hall Commissioners, oflfice New City Hall,
first floor
City Hotel, John McGrath proptr, 512 Howard
City Iron Works, Joshua Hendy Machine Works
proprietors, Raoul Chartrey manager, NE cor
Vallejo and Sansome, oflice 39-51 Fremont
City of London Fire Insurance Co. The
(limited of London) W. J. Callingham general
agent, 420 California
City of Paris, G. Verdier k Co. proprietors, im-
porters and dealers dry goods, SE cor Geary and
Grant Av, Paris 5 Rue du Conservatoire, New York
48fi Broadway
City Pound, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
City Railroad Co., Leland Stanford president,
Charles F. Crocker vice-president, J. L. Willcutt
secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 34
CITY STEAM CARPET
BEATING AND RENOVATING WORKS,
W^illiam K. Flint manager, SI-SB
Eighth, telephone 3350
City Transit Co., and T. C. P. D. office 11
Post
City Warehouse, Davis & Cowell proptrs, SE cor San-
some and Lombard
Ciucci Joseph, clerk, r. 1323 Stoe ton
Ciucci Pasqnale, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Ciucci Salvatori (S. Scardiglia & Co.)r. NE cor Hayes
and Octavia ^
Cizovich Nicholas, cook Mint Exchange, r. 768 How-
ard
Claassen Jacob, proptr Kentucky House, 1502 Kea-
tucky
Claassen Louis W., student, r. Kentucky House
B^ Claasen.- See Classen, Claussen and Klassen
Clabrough Jane, widow, r. 1710 Mason
Clabrough, Golcher 6i Co. (John P. Clabrough
and William J. and Henry C. Golcher) gun, rifle
and pistol manufecturers, and dealers fishing
tackle, 630-632 Montgomery
Clabrough John P. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r.
England
Clack William (William Clack & Co.j r. 15M Elgin
Park Av
Clack William & Co. (William Clack and Edmond A.
Wallazz) publishers and proptrs Hayes Valley Ad-
vertiser, 509 Hayes
Claffey Cliarles, lessee Lick House, W s Mont-
gomery bet Sutter and Post, and proprietor Mer-
cantile Lunch, 213-215 Pine, r. Lick House
Claffey James, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Clafi'ey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
459 Bryant
Claffey John, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Clafifey John, cattle dealer, r. 541 (2908) Sixteenth
Claffey John C, boilermaker, r. 618 Second
Claffey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 308 Langton
Claftey Peter F., r. 38}^ Hawthorne
Claffey T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Claffey Thomas, laborer, r. 13 Gilbert
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CLOTHIER, S,
A.ECK ]IOUS)£ Bl,OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 84,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTOM, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
( MARKET ST.
! FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TTPK.
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Claflin Morris F., clerk Win. M. Peareon, r. 1125 Bush
Clatlin WiUlam, conductor Market St. RR.
Clalian Mary, -widow, r. 24 Minna
Claiborne Austin, bookkeeper Pac. Steam Whaling
Co. and Arctic Oil Works, r. 3106 California
Claiborne James H., superintendent lamps S. F. Gas
Light Co.. r. 2420 Buchanan
Claiborne James H. Jr., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 2420
Buchanan
Claiborne Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 107 Natoma
Claiborne Rose V. Miss, school teacher, r. 2420 Bu-
chanan
Clair Frank, actor, r. 1013 Market
Clancy Daniel, laborer, r. 826 Nineteenth
Clancy E. D. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1054}^ Howard
Clancy Frank, glovemaker Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
1142 Stevenson
Clancy Frank, machine operator B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 308 Tehama
Claucy George H., teamster, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Henrietta Mrs., r. NE cor California and Wal-
nut
Clancy Henry, policeman, r. 617 5<5 Linden Av
Clancy James, laborer, r. E s Eureka nr Twenty-
second
Clancy James, machinist, r. 247 Clara
Claucy James, parcel cl^rk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 244 M Clementina
Clancy John, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 432 Fifth
Clancy John, laborer, r. N s Chestnut bet Powell and
Mason
Clancy John, liquor saloon, 1046 Twenty-second
Clancy John, oiler stmr San Jose
Claucy John, solicitor, r. 12 Bourbin VI
Clancy John, waiter, r. 245 Minna
Clancy John, with 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Clancy John C, painter, r. 1152 Folsom
Clancy John H., boilermaker, r. 710}^ Clementina
Clancy John T., machinist, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Martin, r. 432 Fifth
Clancy Maurice, hostler Norfolk Stables, r. 12 Wil-
liam
Clancy Michael, r. W s Vermont bet Yuba and Yolo
Claucy Michael, cigarmaker, r.N s Chestnut bet Pow-
ell and Mason
Clancy Michael, laborer, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Clency Michael M., carpet layer Frank G. Edwards,
r. 432 Fifth
Clancy M. J., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 236 3^ Sixth
Clancy Owen H., r. S s Elizabeth bet Diamond and
Douglass
Clancy Patrick, cooper Andrews & Cornell, r. 310 Te-
hama
Clancy Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta
Clancy Patrick, laborer, i.^H Boardman PI
Clancy Patrick, painter, r. 232}^ Langton
Clancy Patrick, shoemaker, r. 826 Nineteenth
Claucy Patrick, shoemaker, W s Boyce nr Geary
Clancy Patrick \V., painter, r. C32 Guerrero
Clancy Peter, r. 244 Clementina
Clancy Philip, laborer, r. Thirtieth bet Sanchez and
Church
Clancy Robert, blacksmith, r. 510 Mission
Clancy Rose, widow, r. 416 Stevenson
Clancy Thomas C, laborer Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas J., blacksmith U. S. Mint, r. 2156
Mission
Clancy Timothy J. (Samuels & Clancy) r. 310 Sixth
Clancy William, operator, r. N 8 Chestnut bet Powell
and Mason
Clancy William, teamster, r. W s Columbia PI bet
Preclta Av and Twenty-eighth
Clancy William B., r. 614 Brannan
Clancy William H., assLstaut O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 244 }<5 Clementina
IN THE
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL IJKSKiXS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Clandening Frank G., doorkeeper Cosmos Club, r. 4'29
Clementina
Clandening Frank G., seaman stmr San Juan
Clapes John C, steward NE cor California and Tay-
lor
Clapham Charles T., cook Kaufman and Feldman, r.
424 Sansome
Claphane William, brassworker, r. 545 Howard, rear
Clapp Belle M. Mrs., cashier Richard Stege, r. 631
Sutter
Clapp Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 1605 Jessie
Clapp Clark, r. 393 Sixth
Clapp Edward L., r. 393 Sixth
Clspp Edward L. Mrs., widow, r. 323 O'Farrell
Clapp Eri G., r. 433 Minna
Clapp Frank, laborer, r. 413 Twenty-second
Clapp Frank W., clerk W. G. Muncey, r. 413 Twenty-
second
Clapp Harry A., lumber tallier Russ Lumber Co., r.
17 Hill
Clapp Henry J., boxmaker, r. 413 Twenty-second
Clapp Henry P., janitor headquarters G. A. R., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Clapp Milton B., secretary California Title Insur-
ance Co., 208 Sansome, r. 923 Hyde
Clar Frank, r. 1220 Polk
Clar Leo, clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 1220 Polk
Clar Maurice D., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Clare Pierre, machinist, r. 11 Tehama
Clare Robert M., machinlat Rix & Firth, r. 1037 J<S
Folsom
Clare William J., janitor Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1424 Pacific
Claremont House, Dennis Mannli proptr, 448 Sixth
Clareubach Carl, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 617
Mason
Clarence Edward, waiter, r. 439 Jessie
Clarence William H., salesman H. Lash, r. Alameda
Clarendon House, Mrs. E. A. Williams proptr. 574
Folsom
Clarendon House, Mrs. E. P. Warburton proptr, 142}$
Fourth
Claressy Emanuel, salesman Bassett & Bunker, r.
Alameda
Clark A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Clark .\braham D., foreman John D. Barr, r. 317 Bush
Claik Ada Mrs., teacher dancing, 211 Sutter
Clark Agnes, widow, r. 832 Valencia
Clark \. J. Miss, .school teacher, r. 22 Geary
Clark Al. F., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 967 Howard
Clark .Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Minna
Clark Albert V. (N. Clark & Sons) r. Alameda
Clark Alice, lodgings. 13 5^ Taylor
Clark Aloysius, shoemaker, r. 314 Sixth
Clark Alvah K., accountant, 308 California, r. Oakland
Clark Andrew, groceries, wines and liquors, SE cor
Tweuty-second and Alabama
Clark Andrew H., conductor S. P. Co., r. 115 Taylor
Clark Annie, widow, r. 2 Grant Alley
Clark Annie Miss. r. 42 Turk
Clark Annie R. Miss, bakery, NW cor Nineteenth and
Shotwell
Clark Archibald T., clerk Madison k Burke, r. 810
Mission
Clark D. Mrs., corsetmaker, 215 Powell
Clark Carl H., commercial agent Union Pac. Ry.,
office 1 Montgomery, r. Oiiklaud
Clark Carrie F. Mrs., proptr Frank's Block, .'i02 Wash-
ington
Clark Catherine Miss, r. 2844 Mission
Clark C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Ellis
Clark Charles, bookbinder A. Buswell, r. 529 Sacra-
mento
Clark Charles A., teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Clark Charles C, salesman, r. 5ii2 WaHliin^ton
Clark Charles F., cashier Henry L. Van Wyck, r. 010
(iuerrero
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405M SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKUN, l^^^rAk^lf^H ^^^^]^^§
CLA
324
CLA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Pluce Triinmin^a
a Spucialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Claik Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel
Clark CharleB K., seiretary Building and Loan Assn,
308 California, r. Berkeley
Clark 0. N., steward stnir Alameda
Clark Coruelius. machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 317
Fell
Clark Cosmor B., law student L. S. Clark, r. 2011
Howard
Clark C. P., insurance agent, r. 2612 California
Clark Daniel, laborer, r. <i27 Fell
Clark Daniel J. laborer, r. 528 Hickory Av
Clark David G., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 226 Minna
Clark Dorcas Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1021
Hayes
Clark Dennis, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Clark Edgar B., carpenter and builder, r. 1224 Broad-
way
Clark Edward, cook, r. cor Davis and Broadway
Clark Edward, bartender, r. 6 John
Clark Edward, laborer, r. 2012 Filbert
Clark Edward, teamster, r. 19 Morris Av
Clark Edward, with Bothin Mnfg Co., r. GaTiland
Clark Edward F., commercial traveler, r. 607 McAllis-
ter
Clark Edward J. (Thomas Clark & Sons) r. 6o7 McAl-
liste-r
Clark Edward J., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 409M HayeB
Clark Edward K., r. 2119 California
Clark Edward M., steward Occidental Hotel
Clark Edward S., physician, 16 Geary, r. 1531 Golden
Gate Av
Clark Elijah, watchmaker, 24 Post, r. 1631 Golden
Gate Av
Clark Eliza Mrs., fancy goods, SE cor Sierra and
Michigan
Clark Eliza J., widow, r. 610 Guerrero
Clark Ellen, widow, r. 115 Sixth
Clark Ellen, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Clark Elmer, clerk, r. 1616 Turk
Clark E. S. Mrs., widow, r. 223 O'Farrell
Clark Eugene A., liquor saloon, 238 Third
Clark Eugene W., r. 412 Hyde
Clark Fannie B., nurse Pao. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital
Clark Francis E., teamster, r. 1125 Harrison
Clark Frank, milkman, cor East and Holly Park Avs
Clark Frank, Boapmaker Fischbeck & Glootz, r. cor
Vermont and Alameda
Clark Frank, water tender stmr Mariposa
Clark Frank P., deputy Tax Collector, r. 314 Sixth
Clark Frank S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
Oakland
Clark Franklin N., dentist, 26 Montgomery, room 1
Clark Frederick A., porter Hart Bros., r. 813 Pacific
Clark Frederick A., civil engineer, 418 Califor-
nia, r. 30 Post
Clark George (Clark & Webster) r. 1327 Sutter
Clark George, blacksmith, r. 402 Broadway
Clark George, calker, r. 43 Ritch
Clark George, cook,r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Clark George, foreman Central RR. stables, r. 735
Brannan
Clark George, laborer, r. 320 Langton, rear
Clark George, plumber, r. 617 Broderick
Clark George, shoemaker, r. 1727 Market
Clark George, teamster, r. 403 Broadway
Clark George, waiter Palace Hotel
Clark George A. «& Brotker, manufacturers
O N T Cotton, James Elder agent, 538 Market
Clark George D. (N. Clark & Sons) r. 1015J5 Dolores
Clark George D., driver, r. 512 O'Farrell
Clark George E., paperhanger William J. Walsh, r.
SW corner Stockton and Jackson
Clark George G., chief clerk forwarding dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 614 Haight
Clark George W., collector Raphael Weill & Co., r.
720 Union
Clark George W., waiter, r. 226 Minna
Clark G. W. A Co. (Jerome B. Stanford and
Timothy J. Stack) Importers paper hanulogH and
manufacturers window shades, 646 Market and 46
Third
Clark Harry, traveling salesman Samuel More k Co.,
r. 1824 Sutter
Clark Harry L., clerk, r. 720 Union
Clark Henry D., engineer, r. 315 Capp
Clark Herbert A., carpenter, r. 419 Twenty-second
Clark Horace O., piano salesman, r. 17 M Clinton Park
Clark Hugh R., real estate, r. 1135 Folsom
Clark Hugh W., carpenter, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark Hugh W. Jr., painter, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark H. W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. cor Fourth and
Townsend
Clark J., waiter strar Alameda
Clark James, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush, r.
511 Jackson
Clark James, engineer, r. 828 Folsom
Clark James, gasman Bush Street Theater
Clark James, laborer, r. 115 Gilbert
Clark James, laborer, r. 211 Fourth
Clark James, laborer, r. 249 Minna
Clark James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Clark James, laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. 726 Har-
rison
Clark James, painter, r. 526 Howard
Clark James, waiter, r. 252 M Third
Clark James B., laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 611
Fourth
Clark James E.. cook Andrew Coutts, r. 1581 Valencia
Clark James H., broker, r. 327 Fremont
Clark James L., plasterer, r. Prospect Av nrCoso.B.H.
Clark James Q., drayman, r. 1275 Twenty-first
Olark James R., calker, r. NE cor Dolores and Eight-
eenth
Clark James R., machinist, r. 601 Natoma
Clark James W., melter, r. 1728 Jessie
Clark Jane A., widow, r. 1001 Powell
j Clark Jane T.. widow, r. 614 Capp
Clark Jane W., widow, r. 427 Second
Clark J. Fessenden, vice-president Navarro
Mill Co., 42 Market, r. Navarro
Clark John, r. 1356 Folsom
Clark John, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Clark John, laborer, r. 108 St. Rose's Av
Clark John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Clark John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works •
Clark John, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
707 Natoma
Clark John, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Clark John, watchman stmr City of New York
Clark John C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 123 Cum-
berland
Clark John C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1040 Twen-
tieth
Clark John F., superientendent Central RR., r. 5 Sey-
mour
Clarke John G., with Bank of California, r. SW cor
Leavenworth and Green
Clark John H., carpenter, r. 914 Ellis, rear
Clark John J., architect, 'fo St. Ann's Bldg, r. 32T
Fremont
Clark John P., millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Clark John R., ironworker, r. 418 Brannan
Clark John. T., manager Keystone Wringer Co.,
1.50 Fifth, r. Ill Powell
Clark John V., clerk general auditor's oflQce S. P.
CO.. r. 911)4 Dolores
Clark Joseph, r. Union Club
Clark Joseph, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
room 6, r. 26<i3 Howard
Clark Joseph, laborer, r. 032 M Minna
Clark Joseph, molder, r. 36 Welsh
Clark Joseph, plumber Henry Williamson, r. SE cor
Twentieth and Dolores
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
1»I \ " K
^T HT.. rOR. THIRn.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mannfactureis of Show Cases
and Store Pixtures.
37 MarM St.
>ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
( 530
(WASHINGTON ST.
IPMacers Of FINE TABLE WINES
CLA
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Clark Joseph, policeiijau, r. Ahlborn House
Clark Joseph, stableman J. J. Wren. 38 Sixth
Clark Joseph Jr., miner, r. 2(;63 Howard
Clark Joseph B., carpenter, r. JU Minna
Clark Joseph M.. shoemaker, r. 409)4 Hayes
Clark Joseph \V., plumber and tinsmith. 312 Turk
Clark Jubal, ship carpenter, r. 521) Sacramento
Clark -ludsou H., teamster Am. Biscuit Co., r. 235
Thirteenth
Clark Eatheriue, seamstress, r. 140 Minna
Clark Kittie Miss, waiter W. F. Hendricks, r. 2535
SuttiM-
Clark L. Curran (Samuel Carson & Co.) r. 1131 Cali-
fornia
Clark Lei'U F., salesman D. Samuels, r. Oakland
Clark Leonard S., attorney at law, 221 Mont-
gomery, rooms 9-10, r. 2011 Howard
Clark Lewis C. (Truman S. Clark & Co.) r. 151 )i
Valencia
Clark Lillie Miss, shoefltter Kutz & Murr, r. 528
Hickory Av
Clark Lincoln, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1616
Turk
Clark Lottie K. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 737 Howard
Clark Louis, niolder Curtis Tobey, r. 36 Welsh
Clark Louis T., waiter, r. 5 Auburn
Clark Mamie, domestic 723 Bush
Clark Martha Miss, dressmaking, 251 Minna
Clark Martin, r. 920 Vallejo
Clark Mary, widow, r. Ill Prospect
Cl^rk Mary, tailoress Morris King, r. 125 Third
Clark Michael, gardener, r. 253 Stevenson
Clark Michael, proptr New Eagle Soap Works, NE cor
Nebraska and El Dorado
Clark Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Howard and
Twelfth
CLARK N. & SONS ,NeI.emia,^
George D. and Albert V. ) manufactur-
ers and dealers vitrified iron stone,
sewer pipe, cliimney topg and pipe,
fire brick, lire clay, drain and irri-
g&tUifi tile, flower pota, etc., 106 Mar-
ket, 5 California. and 1358 - 1360
Market
ClarK Nathan, barber, r. 529 Sacramento
Clark Nehemiah (N. Clark & Sons) r. Sacramento, Cal.
Claak Nettie Miss, lodgings, 1018 Market and 13 Eddy
Clark Nolan, clerk, r. 3 Cidar Av
Clark Olive Miss. r. 517 Mason
Clark Osmer, molder, r. 1356 Folsom
Clark Osmer N., stewardstmr Alameda, r. 1356 Folsom
Clark Owen, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 656 How-
ard
Clark Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
Chirk Patrick, laborer Presidio RR., r. 1907M Hyde
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., r. 148 Clay
Clark Patrick, porter, r. 31 Second
Clark Patrick, seaman, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes, 314 Sixth
Clark Patrick W., lal>orer Custom House, r. S s Ellis
bet Jones and Leavenworth
Clark Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 31 Rausch
Clark Phillip, teamster M. Connelly, r. 1082 Howard
Clark Rebecca, widow, r. 8 Card Alley
Clark Richard F., city agent Firemans Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. Alameda
Clark Robert C," glove mnfr, 119 Grant Av, r. 204
Ellis
Clark Robert C. Mrs. millinery, 906 Market and 5
Ellis, r. 204 Ellis
Clark Robert L., blacksmith, r. 820 Greenwich
Clark Robert L. Jr., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 820 Greenwich
Clark Rob.rt S., bookkeeper, r. 1010 54 Larbin
Clark Samuel P. B., wood, coal, hay ami grain, cor
San Bruno Road and Nebraska, r. 2650 Harrison
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IN LARGE VARIETY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GIKCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Clark Sarah L., widow, r. 22254 Fourth
(.'lark Seymour B., insurance agent, r. 526 Post
Clark Stephen T., butcher, r. 90 Ninth
Clark T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Clark Terrence, laborer, r. 17 Tehama
Clark Tho;u88, r. 119 Perry
Clark Thomas, r. NW cor Nineteenth and Shotwell
Clark Thomas (Thomas Clark & Sons) r. 607 Mc-
Allister
Clark Thomas, rancher, r. American Exchange Hotel
Clark Thomas, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Clark Thomas, stonecutter, r. 1401 Buchanan
Clark Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Clark Thomas & Sons (Thomas, Thomas F.,
and Edward J.) plumbers and gasfitters, 611 Mc-
Allister
Clark Thomas F., r. 527 Golden Gate Av
Clark Thomas F. (Thomas Clark & Sons) r. 607 Mc-
Allister
Clark Thomas F., barber, 1934 Mission
Clark Treat P., carpenter, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman S., manufacturer r. 151)4 Valencia
Clark Truman S. Si Son (Lewis C. Olark)
manufacturers wire mattresses and Iron bed-
steads, 21 New Montgomery
Clark V. Mrs., nurse, r. 1037 5^ Market
Clark W. A., r. 310 Stockton
Clark Wallace A., currier, r. Servia nr St. John
Clark Walter B., bookkeeper Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son, r. Oakland
Clark Warren D., with Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. NE cor California and Van Ness Av
Clark Watt, clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r. 1404
Clark W. E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 2000 Mc-
AUister
Clark William, r. 54 First
Clark William, cashier Raphael Weill & Co., r. 728
Union
Clark William, driver J. P. Schardin & Co., r. 650
Willow Av
Clark William, engineer, r. 1608 Hyde
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital
Clark William, porter S. P. Co., cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 32. r. Oakland
Clark William, printer, r. 515 Fifteenth
Clark William, proprietor Brown House, 737 Howard
Clark William, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Clark William, tanner, r. Falkland bet St. John and
Susquehanna
Clark William, waiter Robert Diston
Clark William A. (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r.
Dwlght Way, Berkeley
Clark William A., artist Schmidt Label and Lithe.
Co.. r. 830 Post
Clark William A., frame maker Fred M. Kaucher, r.
13">fi Folsom
Clark William B., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 610
Guerrero
Clark William C, cashier Carolan & Co., r. 1703 Bro-
derick
Clark William F., stenographer Catton, Bell & Co., r.
123 Cumberland
Clark William H., adjuster weights U. 8. Mint, r.
Alameda
Clark William I., with Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Clark William J., ship joiner, r. 123 Cumberland
Clark William J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 7 Hartford
Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth
Clark William McK., clerk Muser Bros., r. 635 Web-
ster
Clark Willard, teamster, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Clark Zerah P., secretary Anglo Nevada Assurance
Corporation, 410 Pine. r. 2012 California
Clark Si Webster (George Clark and Benjamin
P. Webster) shipwrights, calkers and sparinaker*.
22-24 Spear
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST,
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
P.ICIFIC CO.%«T AOKNCV,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfomla Street. ,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
>KTiats or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Clarke ARiifs Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 BilliiigR PI
Clarke Alfred. ;ittorne.v at law. Gil Merchant, room
VI, r. 14J1 Howard
Clarke Alfred Jr., r. 1713 Broderick
Clarke Carleton J., painter, r. N 8 Precita Av bet
Howard and Mission, B. H.
Clarke 0. H., salesman Roseubaum & Co.,r. Portland,
Or.
Clarke Charles, bakery and coffee saloon, 517 Mont-
gomery and 612 Kearny
Clarke Charles, shoemaker, 609 Howard
Clarke Charles H., agent R. Deimel k Bro.. furniture
mnfrs (Chicago) 9 Pbelan Bldg, r. Palace Hotel
Clarke David, r. <27 Fremont
Clarke David, capitalist, r. Wool nr Cortland Av
Clarke Edward, carpenter, r. 607 Linden Av
Clarke Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clarke Edward H., commercial traveler Christy &
Wise, r. Alameda
Clarke Edward K., r. 2119 California
Clarke Francis M., longshoreman, r. 1422 Montgomery
Clarke Frank, clerk, r. 1607 Mission
Clarke Fred W., r. 2759 Mission
Clarke Frederick E., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Clarke George, r. 828 California
Clarke George, boarding. 110 Pacific
Clarke George, stonecutter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Clarke James, driver Colter & Watson, r. 2912 Mis-
sion
Clarke James, expressman, cor Howard and Sixth, r.
1422 H Howard
Clarke James L., r. 559 Howard
Clarke James T., contractor, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke Jeremiah, r. 2119 California
Clarke J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 734 Natoma, rear
Clarke John, r. 222 Lombard
Clarke John, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co., r.
Oakland
Clarke John Mrs., widow, r. 1305 Howard
Clarke John C, clerk, r. 1040 Twentieth
Clarke John C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke John J., physician, 238 Kearny, r. 321 Taylor
Clarke K. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 541 Fourth
Clarke Mary E.'Miss, tobacconist, r. 1 Billings PI
Clarke Mortimer, laborer, r. 1 Billings PI
Clarke Myra D.. dressmaker, r. 3049 Sixteenth
Clarke Patrick, lamplighter, r. 148 Clara
Clarke Patrick, trackman Presidio RR., r. 1907 Hyde
Clarke Randall, painter, r. 427 Fremont
Clarke Ralph R., conductor Presidio ER., r. 1815
Hyde
Clarke Robert, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., Register in Bankruptcy, 506
Battery, room 25
Clarke Septimus W., painter Peter W. Commins, r.
2416 Mission
Clarke Stephen, porter International Hotel
Clarke T. Dwight, r. Grand Hotel
I Clarke Thomas, laborer, r. 710 Clementina
Clarke Thomas, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 32
Silver
Clarke Thomas Jr., jeweler, r. 710 Clementina
Clarke Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 27 Webster,
r. 301 Waller
Clarke William, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 317
Fell
Clarke William I., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
Oakland
Clarke William J., brassfinlsher F. Baud, r. 317 Fell
Clarke William H. (Clarke & McKenzie) r. 127 Kearny
Clarke William P., r. 1010 Leavenworth
Clarke William R. shoemaker, r. 1008 Powell
Clarke William W.. blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 2419
Mission
Clarke & McKenzie (William H. Clarke and Albert W.
McKenzie) dentists, 127 Kearny
89^ Clarke. See Clark
Clarkon Matthew attorney at law and notary public,
401 CHlifomiu. room 28, r. Benicia, Cal.
Clarkin Benjamin F., bartender Zacharias Prentice,
r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Clarkin Philip, painter Perry & Knopp, r. 2618 Te-
hama, B. H.
Clarkson Henry 0., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
1039 Mission
Clarkson Milton L., clerk, r. 1 M Ridley
Clarkson Prentice M., r. 1039 Mission
Clarkson Susuu Mrs., r. 118 Grant Av
Clarrage Edward D., office 517 Market, r. Alameda
Clarson William salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 920
Bush
Clary Hannah, widow, r. 711 Tehama
Clary House, Thomas Clary proptr, 1024 Howard
Clary John, foreman Central Gas Light Co., r. 711 Te-
hama
Clary M. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 17 Third
Clary Thomas, proptr Clary House, 1024 Howard
8^ Clary. See Clarey and Cleary
Clasby John, laborer, r. W s Douglass bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Clasby William J., carrier Post Office, r. 1610 Polk
Clash George, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Classen A., r. 334 Turk
Classen Adolph, cigar dealer, r. 813 Stockton
Classen Adolph, proptr Arizona Hotel, 11-13 Clay
Classen Andrew, expressman, r. Ill Eureka
Classen Charles, driver Geo. Goeppert & Co., r. NE
cor Fillmore and Turk
Classen Charles B., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 629
Shotwell ' *
Classen Frederick H. salesman Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 814 Treat Av
Classen Henry, r. 629 Shotwell
Classen Henry (Wagner & Classen) r. 1247 Folsom
Classen Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 1522 Stockton
Classen James M,, real estate, 419 California, r. 1808
Van Ness Av
Classen John C, carpenter and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 232 Francisco
Classen John J., groceries and liquors, and wood and
coal, 1419 Baker
Classen John M., clerk, r. 629 Shotwell
Classen John W., clerk Hanscom & Co., r. 232 Fran-
cisco
Classen Lou M. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 232 Francisco
B^" Classen. See Claasen, Clausen, Claussen and
Klassen
Clauch Herman, printer, r. 573 Minna
Claude Armand, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1628
Stockton
Claudianos Constantine M. . fruits, 25 Stockton
Claudius G., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 703 Stockton
Claudius Peter (P. Claudius & Co.) r. NW cor Willard
and McAllister
Claudius P. & Co. (Peter Claudius and Henry Hoff-
mann) liquor saloon 112 Taylor
Claus August, tanner, r. W s San Bruno Road bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Clausen Charles, dishwasher Franz SiebrecLt, r. 151
Minna
Clausen Charles, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Clausen Edward, carriagemaker Wm. Wertsch, r.
535 J^ Stevenson
Clausen Francis, mnfg jeweler, 410 Kearny room 3, r.
17 Albion Av
Clausen Fredolf J., jeweler Francis Clausen, r. 17
Albion Av
Clausen Henry, carriagemaker, r. 535}^ Stevenson
Clausen John, grocer, r. 409 O'Farrell
Clausen Matthew F., seaman, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Clausen Peter W., special policeman, r. 16 Dore
Clausen William, liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and
Folsom, r. 341 Fifth
Clausen W^illiam, ship carpenter, r. 5 Rincon Av
THE HASTINGS "
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Vm. SESTOH, Asst Uinager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY iMAlKfrV! BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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Claneen William, tailor, 34 Thiird
Clausen William H., jeweler Francis Clausen, r. 17
Albion Av
•yciausen. See Claussen
Clansman Marie, widow, i. 19U Taylor
Clausuitzer Charles, photo engraver McCabe Lithe,
and Engraving Co., r Prescott House
ClauRS Jacob, porkpacker Grand Western Market, r.
1228 Pine, rear
Claussen .Adolph. cabinetmaker, r. W a San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Claussen Charles, groceries and liquors, 912 Bryant,
r. 448 Sixth
ClBussen Charles, restaurant, 529 Washington, r. 602
Washington
Claussen Bernard, laborer, r. 612 Taylor
Claussen Daniel, cigarmaker. r. 1206 Laurel Av
Claussen Euiil S., upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 936 Shotwell
Claussen Ernest, cooper, r. 717 Webster
Claussen Frederick, water tender stmr Santa Rosa, r.
810 Oeary
Claussen Henry, bookkeeper Wm. M. Starr, r. Ala-
meda
Claussen Henry J., bookkeeper Hasse & Young, r. NE
cor Main and Bryant
Claussen Henry F., veterinary surgeon, r. 810 Geary
Claussen John (Claussen 4 Tiedemannt r. 826 Twen-
tieth
Claussen John, bookkeeper National Brewing Co., r.
717 Webster
Claussen John, cigar mnfr, 120 Laurel Av
Claussen John, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Claussen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Claussen John H., groceries and liquors, 340 Geary,
r. 409 O'Farrell
Claussen Nicholas, baker, r. 809 Vallejo
Claussen Peter F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Sierra and Nevada
Claussen William D., booKkeeper Am. Biscuit Co., r.
1016 Dolores
Claussen k Tiedemann (John Clanssen and J. Tiede-
mannl groceries and liquors, 826 Twentieth
tff" Claussen. See Claassen, Clausen, Classen and
Klassen
Clausseuius George Mrs., r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Claussenius M., salesman Keane Bros., r. 260 Golden
Gate Av
Claussenius S. Miss, r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Claveau Louis, bartender A. Arnaud, r. 210 Montgom-
ery Av
Claveau Peter P., carriage painter John L. Cobleigh,
r. 1038 Bryant
Claveloui Anthony, r. Washington bet Cherry and
Maple
Claveloux J. Mrs., dressmaking, 117 Stockton
Clavere John P. (Clavere & Bellegarde) r. 820 Broad-
way
Clavere Pierre (Lombardi & Clavere) r. 730 Union
Clavere & Bellegarde (John P. Clavere and Pasquale
Bellegarde) liquor saloon, 530 Merchant
Clavering Thomas J., r. 1814 Steiner
Clawson , artist, r. 603 Bush
Clawson Andrew A., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
617 Davis
CLAWSON L. E, & 00.
(Leonard E. Cla^vsoM and James B.
Robinson) server and cUimney pipe
and patent chimneys, 1340 Market,
and 912-914: Kearny
Clawson Leonard E. (L. E. Clawson & Co.) r. 129
Oak
Clawson Samuel H., artist, r. R03 Bush
Clawhammer John, porter Gage, Shattuck 4: Co., r.
127 Eighth
Claxron Ernest, ssBlstant freight clerk stmr City of
Peking
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMrORTEB-S AND DEALKR.S IX
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Claxton Mary, domestic 2405 Mission
Claxton Thomas G., stonecutter, r. 640 Howard
Clay Allen M., with Bank of California, r. 1037 Post
Clay B. A. Mrs., r. 1435 M Mission
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Clay t Co) r. Fruitvale
Clay E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 900 Pine
Clay Horace T., cashier Thomas Day & Co. 222 Sutter,
r. 1391 O'Farrell
Clay I. Harrison, cashier Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
1037 !« Market
Clay Street HiU Railroad Co., William J.
Adams prasident, Peter H. Campbell superin-
tendent, Charles P. Campbell secretary, ofiice and
depot SW cor Clay and Leavenworth
Clay Street Market, 514-516 Clay
Clay William R., blacksmith O. M. Shaff, r. UZSii
k^
IN THE
BXAIvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
l^" Clay. See Kley
Clayburgh Albert, dealer hides, 45 Clay, r. 904 Mc-
Allister
Clayburgh Levi, r. 1810 Bush
Clayburgh M. i Co. (Meyer Clayburgh) hides and
pelts, 109 Clay
Clayburgh Meyer (M. Clayburgh & Co.) r. 2129 Bush
Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstein) r. 1810
Bush
Clayburgh Philip, waiter, r. 29 Rausch
Clayburgh Simon (Polv, Heilbron & Co.) r. 820 Mc-
Allister
Clayburg & Brandenstein (Moses Clayburg and Her-
man Brandenstein) proptrs Dashaway Stables,
SW cor New Montgomery and Mission
Clayes Charles W. Mrs., widow, r. 27 Birch Av
Clayes Henry M., compositor Examiner, r. 420 Post
Clayes Mattie Miss, glovemaker Leak Glove Manfg
Co., r. 27 Birch Av
Clayes Orlando M., compositor Evening Post, r. 2917
Washington
Claymour Edward, porter Hammersmith & Field, r.
127 Valencia
Claymour Jennie Mrs , embroiderer, 127 Valencia
Clayton F. H., r. 174 Minna
Clayton Frank, mining, r. 302 O'Farrell
Clayto' Henry, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Clayton Heury G., lithographic printer H. S. Crocker
k Co., r. 3 City Hall PI
Clayton Hugh J., caterer, r. 537 O'Farrell
Clayton Ida Miss, teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 2423 Buchanan
Clayton John, silversmith Schulz & McCartney, r. 308
O'Farrell
Clayton John, waiter, r. 2195 Powell
Clayton Joseph, painter, r. 11 Bowie Av
Clayton Mary Mrs., r. 1307 California
Clayton Samuel F., clerk Stable Bros.,r. 109 Van Ness
Clayton Sarah, widow, seamstress, r. 1050 Howard
Clayton William, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 212 X
Sixth
Clearing House San Francisco, 211 Sansome
Clearman W. H., optician, r. 409 Leavenworth
Cleary Andrew, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 521 How-
ard
Cleary Andrew J., assistant librarian Odd Fellows
Library, r. 15 South Park
Cleary Bernard, laborer, r. 21 Georgia
Cleary E., packer Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 13 Mor
ris Av
Cleary Edward, r. 810 Mission
Cleary Edward, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 13 Mor-
ris Av
Cleary Frank C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
23-25, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Henry P., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 61
Mission
Cleary John, longshoreman, r. S 8 Algeria bet Tom
bigbee and Potomac
Cleary John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 15 South Park
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 Saifflie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
/inSBTS OVKR FIVE MII.LIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMTOUTKUS
irtoisr
ir^DES,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
ril>« FiKiiiffO. nil Kizea.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Clenry .lohn J., iRliortr, r. 747 Braiiuan
Clcary MHrgaret C, widow, r. 71^ Bowie Av
CUnr.v Mary, domestic 240n Fillmore
Clearv Mary Mrs., liquor s«loon, 640 M Howard
Cleary Michael, laboror G. & E. Suook
Cleary Patrick, bookk- eper The Hlbernia Savings
and Loau Soc, r. 2919 Howard
Cleary Patrick M., shoemaker, 514 Mission
Cleary Richard, master sohr Louise, r. 324 Ritch
Cleary Robert, clerk D. S. Surveyor- General's Office,
r. 628 Montgomery
Cleary Stephen, clerk E. HappersberRer, r. 26 Turk
Cleary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 755 Folsom
Cleary Thomas, blai-ksmith, r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Thomas, collector, r. 709 Ellis
Cleary Thomas, laborer, r. 640 }< Howard
Clearv Thomas, oiler strar San Pablo, r. 916 Pacific
Cleary Thomas, sexton St. Bridget's Church, r. 2111
Van Ness Av
Cleary Thomas J., r. 714 Octavia
Clearv Timothy J., shoemaker, r. 514 Mission
Cleary William J., butcher, r. W s St. Thomas bet
Platte and Yazoo
1^" Cleary. See Clary
Cleave Ellen Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
10" Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaver Charles W., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
422 Ellis
Cleber Charles, laborer, r. 617 Birch Av
Clees Pierre, carpenter, 804 Pacific, r. 1205 Stockton
Clegg Agnes M. Mrs., r. 855 Folsom
Clegg John J., clerk The Carlson-Currier Silk Mnfg
Co., r. 855 Folsom
Clegg Oscar A., boxmaker, r. 855 Folsom
CleKg Thomas E., molder, r. 855 Folsom
Clegget William, bartender, r. 267 Minna
Cleghorn Robert B., foreman blacksmith Pac. Iron
Works, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Cleghoro 'Phomas, teamster Black Point Packing
House, r. S.^Ol Fillmore
Clemans John M., gardener, r. Greenwich bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Clemens Carl, foreman George H. Mixer, r. 116 Clip-
per
Clemens John, cook, r. 2013 Folsom
Clemens Theodore, laborer, r. 2219 Mason
Clemens William F., horse trainer, r. William Tell
House
Clement Alpheus W., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Oakland
Clement Benjamin F., warehouseman Oilman & Dan-
fortb, r. 1310 Greenwich
Clement Edland C, clerk V. S. Railway Mail Service
r. 824 Powell
Clement Edmond F.. carpetlayer S. Goldberg, r. 16
John
Clement Ephraim B. (J. & E. B. Clement) r. Oak
land
Clement Francis H., clerk S. F. Laundry
Clement Grammar School, Miss M. E. Callahan prin-
cipal, S s Geary bet Jones and Leavenworth
Clement Henry N. (Highton & Clement) attorney
at law, 528 California, room 11, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Clement J. & E. B. (Joseph and Ephraim B.)
examiners of titles and searchers of records, 405
Montgomery
Clement James, hoopmaker, r. 797 Mission
Clement John, agent, 211 Sansome, rooms 2-3, r. Lick
House
Clement Joseph (J. & E. B. Clement) r. .526 Green
Clement Joseph, waiter P. Priet & Co., r. 1605 Mason
Clement Lyman H., cashier Williams, Dimond
& Co., r. Hotel Bella Tista
Clement Modie L.. pressman Demokrat, r. Oakland
Clement Peter, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1610 California
Clenient Rog-vvell P., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 14, r. Alameda
Clement 8., mesBman strar San Bias
Clement Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1 Goodeell PI
Clement Walter O., carpenter, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Clemi'utina Sfeet Kindergarten, 32 Clemeutiua
Clements Albert N., fourth officer stnirCity of Peking
t'lemeuts Augu.st F., machinist, r. 2.53 Tehama
Clements Cella, widow, r. 106 Hayes
ClementH Charles, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
8. F., r. 617 Nstoma
Clements Frank, clerk, r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. 2H14 Webster
Clements Janero S., engineer, r. 617 Natoma
Clements J. E.. general manager Mexican Coloni-
zation Co. (Limited) 506 Battery, rooms 6-8. r.30i
O'Farrell
Clements John F., pressman Francis, Valentine k
Co., r. 1210 Devisadero i
Clements John F. Jr., engineer, r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements L.. wood and coal 1721 Turk, r. 15 HoUls
Clements Martin, brewer Bavaria Brewery
Clements Samuel, confectioner, r. 617 Natoma
Clements William, bookkeeper Gilbert Clements, r.
2814 Webster
t^ Clements. See Clemens and Clement
Clementz George, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Clementz William, master mariner, r. 116 Berry
Clendenen C. Mrs., r. 1316 Larkin
Clengerburg Andrew L., seaman, r. 504 Davis
Clerc de Laudresse Charles P., accountant Pac. Bell
Telephone Co., r. 10 Jansen
Clerc Peter, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 126
Moulton
Clerc Peter, teacher language, r. 1012 Polk
Clerc Peter F., machine works, 219 Main, r. 11 Te-
hama
Clerc Raoul, general broker, 436 Montgomery, r. 426
Sutter
Clerc Robert, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Clerfoy Paul, r. 538 Natoma
Clerk Board of Supervisors, office New City
Hall, second floor
Cleu John P., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 22inJi Mason
Cleu Paul E., with Thomas Day & Co., r. 2210k Ma-
son
Cleve Clarence T., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works.
r. 704 Harrison
Cleve Ernest, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. N s Yolo bet
Vermont and Nebraska
Cleveland Belinda, widow, r. 1383^ Fair Oaks
Cleveland Charles D., physician. 604 Leavenworth
Cleveland Clarence C, salesman H. C. Neff, r. 157
Seventh
Cleveland Clark B., carpenter, r. 1823 Greenwich
Cleveland Elizabeth A. Miss, principal Rincon Gram-
mar S<bool, r. 228 Capp
Cleveland Ellen Mrs., r. 223 Minna
Cleveland Harry, employee Union Club
Cleveland Josiah J. Rev., r. fi4(i Stevenson
Cleveland Louis, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 1146
Howard
Cleveland Louis, with Goldstein Bros., r. 1328 Wash-
ington
Cleveland Mary A. Mrs., r. 157 Seventh
Cleveland Primary School, N s Harrison bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Clever Chrl-tina H., varieties, 2210 ^ Mission
Clevinger H irry, washer J. Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Clevinger J. D.,marblecutter. r. 1050 Howard
Clews M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Cliff House, A. Wllkins proptr, terminus Point LoboB
Av, six miles from Old City Hall
Clifford Arthur H., clerk, r. 1030 Guerrero
Clifford Cornelius, labotK-r. r. 922 Battery
Clifford Daniel, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 774
Tehama
Clifford E. 13. (J. J. Moore & Co.) r. Sydney, Aus-
tralia
EVERV DEStBIH'l'lON OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
9IARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.
Mannfacturers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtures.
37 Martat St.
JRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. UASH^N^TpNST.JProprietcrs of the Orleans Vineyard
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Clifford Edward, clerk, r. 1030 Guerrero
Clifford Eugene, liquor Bsloun, 55U Mission, r. 23}j
Minna
Clifford Frank, blacksmith I. Burns
Clifford George G., clerk, r. 1030 Guerrero
Clifford Hersey A., dairyman, r. E u Wisconsin bet
N'apa and Sierra
Clifford James, r. 447^ Tehama
Clifford James B., traveling salesman Held Bros. &
Co., r. 905 Guerrero
Clifford Jeremiah J., policeman, r. NW cor Sanchez
Hnd Clipper
Clifford Jesse, herbalist, r. 322 Third
Clifford J. F., foreman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
•iUH Guerrero
Clifford Johanna M. St., r. 131 Turk
•Clifford John, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford John, cook S. F. Laundry
Clifford John, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Clifford John, purifier 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 261
First
Clifford John B., clerk O. M. Goldaracena, r. 322
Third
Clifford John J., bronzer Thomas Day & Co., r. 8 Har-
rison Av
Clifford John T., stevedore, r. 815 Greenwich
Clifford M., fireman stmr Acapulco
Clifford Mary, widow, r.8 Bruce PI
Clifford Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W e
Minnesota bet Napa and Butte
Clifford Michael, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Clifford Patrick, butcher Lobos Square Packing House
Clifford Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Clifford Percy, medium, r. 681 Mission
Clifford Peter, clerk Albert Albrecht, r. 311 Seven-
teenth
Clifford Sarah L., widow, r. 1030 Guerrero
Clifford Thomas, shoemaker tJ. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 114 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas C, cigars and tobacco. 328 Pine, r.
1825 Turk
Cllff.rd U. S. G., proptr Boston Dairy, SWcor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T., cfBi^e 35 Eddy
Clift Charles, machinist Presidio RR., r. 2003 Leaven-
worth
Clift Frederick C, with Wlgginton & Hawes, r. Oak-
land
Clift Mary A., r. 1521 Pine
Clift Nathaniel, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 530)4 Olive Av
Clift William, president and superintendent Pre-
sidio and Ferries RR. Co., office 1111 Union, r.
Oakland
Clifton Charles, wool sorter, r. 870 Folsom
Clifton Leland, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Berkeley
Clifton R. P . artificial flowers, 400 Polk
Clinch Bryan J., architect, 629 Kearny, r. 305 Lom-
bard
Clinch Charles G. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. 1012 Geary
Cllnchy Bernard, shoemaker, r. 1403 Valencia
Cline Amelia, domestic 707 Vallejo
Clinf Annie Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School, r.
1414 Washington
Ciine Christopher, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Cline Daniel, molder Frank Bardez, r. 40 Ecker
Cline Edward M., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 242
Clara
Cline Frederick, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Cline Henry A., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
911 Fillmore
Cline Hugh, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1129 Ji Shot-
well
1414
Cline Ignatiue, porter Samuel More & Co
Washington
Clinr Isabella Miss, fringomaker. r. 728 Vallejo
Cline John E., clerk U. S. Engineer's Office, r. 1719
Vallejo
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER-
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! I^OST ADVERTISEMENTS !
w, & J, mm & CO,
IMPORTKRS OF
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 617 MAEKET STEEET.
Cline Margaret, widow, r. 656 Willow Av
Cline Martin, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Cline Martin S.. bookkeeper, r. 728 Vallejo
Cline Mary Miss, tailoit sk, r. 728 Vallejo
Cline Mary J. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline Samuel, tailor. 1236 Stockton, r. 728 Vallejo
Cline Thomas, porter Christy fc Wise, r. 432 Minna
Cline Thomas, portei Wormser * Co., r. 233 Minna
Cline Thomas F., porter Samuel More & Co., r. 1414
Washington
Cline Walter B., secretary Pacific Lighting Co.,
and accountant Pacific Gas Improvement Co., 8W
cor Stevenson and Annie, r. 1904 Market
Cline William, r. 1422 Valencia
Cline William, plumbing and gasfitting, 2104 Fill-
more, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline William J., clerk L. Feldmann& Co., r. Alameda
8^- Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Clingraan George E., bookkeeper Gabriel Cohn jc Co.
r. 225 Waller
Clint Charles, master mariner, r. 1028 Pacific
Clinton Annie Miss, domestic ,500 Harrison
Clinton Charles A., physician and surgeon, 30
Phelan Bldg, office hours 2 to 4 P. .M., tele-
phone No. 3217, r.E s Mission opp Twenty-ninth,
office hours 8 to 10 A. M. and 7 to 9 P. M., tele-
phone No. 6052
Clinton Fire Insurance Co. (New York) Jacobs b
Easton general agents, 423 California
Clinton George A., policeman, r. 2822 Harrison
Clinton Henry, surfman U. S. Life Saving Station
Clinton Henry G., carpenter, r. 126 Fifth
Clinton James, r. 417 Natoma, rear
Clinton James, clerk Reiss Bros., r. 450 Sixth
Clinton James, tireman, r. 2 Cleveland
Clinton Jame.s, railroad man, r. 131 Langton
Clinton Mary, domestic 416 Oak
Clinton Mary, bakery, 450 Sixth
Clinton M. D. Mrs., r. 1014 Lombard
Clintou Vesta, widow, r. 6 Auburn
Clinton William, rigger, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta
and Sierra
Clisby Seth, proptr Eureka Grain Warehouse, cor
Montgomery and Chestnut, r. Oakland
Cllsham James E., molder, r. 612 M Second
Olisham Owen, laborer, r. 612 M Second
Clisham Thomas J., molder, r. 612 J4 Second
Cloak Hiirry B., engineer, r. 509 Page
Clock Frank, driver Daniel E. Hoffman, r. 109 Grant
Av
Olockmann John, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 909
Kearny
Clode Armand, jeweler, r. 1628 Stockton, rear
Clodi Julius F.., laborer, r. 19 Freelon
Clodi Louis F. C, foreman Demokrat, r. 1411 Mason
Cloeppert Adolp C, shoemaker, r. 106^ Hickory Av
Cloeppert Charles, r. 533 Sacramento
Cloherty M., lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 108
Tehama
Clohessy Delia Miss, domestic 407 Devlsadero
Clohs Henry, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
Ocean View
Cloonan James, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 41
West Mission
Cloonan Michael, liquor saloon, 41 West Mission
Clooney James, shiprarpenter, r. 987 Harrison
Clooney Margery Miss, lodgings, 1241 'i Market
Clooney Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21
Everett
Close Mark, barkeeper C. P. Ockson, r. 431 PoBt
Close William, r. 156 Third
B»- Close. See Klose
Closl«"y Thomas, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. 508 How-
ard
Gloss Madaline MiBB, r. 819 Broadway
Clot Camille. machinist Clot & Meese, r. 310 Mont-
gomery .Vv
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SansOE St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE .8.^SJI!^^?^c^E^MiS^To?lL^?™^.?B^JnT
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I.Ml'OllXEUa ov
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizt'ii iiikI NuiiiImtm.
[ 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Clot Ell. bliicksiiiitli Oeort^e K. Belinor. r. 10 ritark
Clot John B. (Clot * Meese) r. 2456 Market
3 CLOT & MEESE ,^„,.„
Clot
and Constant Mfesel proprietors Reli-
nncf Machine Works, sole licensed
manufacturers the 9Iedart Patent
Wron^'ht Iron Rim Pulley. 1^9-131
Fremont
Clothier Edward C, bartender, r. 648 Fourth
Clotworthy ThomaB A., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 549
Natouia
Oloud Edgar, compoeitor D. S. Stanley & Co., r. 624
Pine
Clowden Clarence, laborer, r. 662 Howard
Clough Alton H., secretary F. M. Smith, r. Oakland
I Clough Charles L., accountant Freeman, Smith & Co.,
i r. Cosmos Club
j Clough Elijah, compositor Call, r. 2111 Webster
1 Clough F. M. Mrs., r. 140fl Buchanan
Clough Frank, pharmaclgt Wskelee & Co., r. 617 Fell
Clough George H., stoves and tinware, 2708 Mlsaion,
r. 908 Shotwell
Clough George W., pressman, r. 2111 Webster
Clough John F., lumber surveyor, 25 Stewart, r. 1628
Dolores
Clough Lester, hostler, r. 837 Howard
Clough P., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Clough Sarah A. Mrs., superintendent nurses, Chll-
, dren's Hospital. 3007 California
I Clough S. F., r. 2516 California
I Clough William, seaman, r. 263 East
1 a^" Clough. See Cluff and Clow
I Oloutier Reme M., foreman S. F. Lumber Co., r. 8
! Verona
I Cloverdale and TJkiah Railroad Co., James
M. Donahue president, Thomas W. Johnston sec-
1 retary, ofiSce 410 Mission
I Cloyes Charles E., assistant auditor Custom House,
I r. 114 Clay
; Cloys Isaac, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
j Club Stable, C. S. Crittenden proprietor, 409-411
I Taylor
Clucas Frank, carpenter, r. 813 J^ Howard
Cluflf Brothers (Thomas M. Clufif] groceries, 40
Fourth, 9 Montgomery Av, 401 Hayes and 409
Montgomery Av
Cluff Thomas M. (CluffBros.) r. 1916 Vallejo
CluffW. B. & Co. (William B. Cluff) groceries, 19
Slsth
Cluff William (William Cluff & Co.l r. 1916 Vallejo
Cluff William & Co. (William Cluff) wholesale gro-
cers. SE cor Pine and Front
Cluff William B. (W. B. Cluff & Co.) r. Alameda
K?- Cluff. See Clough
I Clnin Ed. F. , produce commission merchant, 117
I Drumm, r. 131 Ridley
I Clulow James, shoemaker, 411 Pine
Clundt Charles, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Califor-
nia and Davis, r. 86 Everett
Clune J. M., with The J. Dewing Co., r. 1821 Howard
Cluness Peter D., miUhand Capitol Mills
Clunie Andrew J. (Clunie & Clunie) r. 2509 Sacra-
mento
Clunle Dennis, blacksmith, r. 5533^ Natoma
Clunie James r. 7 Madison Av
Clunie Thomas J. (Clunie & Clunie) r. 836 Turk
Clunie & Clunie (Thomas J. and Andrew J.
Clunie) attorneys at law, 401 California, rooms
9-10
Clussmau Charles N., gripman Sutter St. ER.. r. 1515
Broderick
Clute A. B., bookkeeper R. F. Jackson & Co., r. 204
Hvde
Clute Frank, r. 204 Hyde
Cluter Joseph, carpenter, r. 304 Third
Clydp James, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co., r.
2012 Golden Gate Av
Clyde John E., bookkeeper S. P. Nelson & Co., r. 110
Minna
Clync Hartley, prpssmau Frauds, Valentine & Co., r.
222 Twiiitv-thlrd
Clyne H., r. 1120 Shotwell
Clyne John, lineman Pac. Electric Motor Co., r. 162"
Perry
Clvne Matthew R., printer, r. 242 Clara
8^ Clyne. See Cline. Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Clynes John, tanner Frank McAleer, r. 2532 Bryant
Cuoplus John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Howard
and Twelfth
Goad Alfred, engineer, r. 1028 Washington
Coad Grace Miss, r. 710 Geary
tff' Coad. See Code
Coady Annie Mrs., varieties, 2927 Mission
Coady Charles F., contractor and builder, r. 2927 MiS|^
sion W\
Coady Henry F., carpenter, r. Fourth Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Ooadv M.. lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.
tff" Coady. See Cody
Coakley Andrew, laborer, r. 1 Boyd
Coakley Corn* lius, with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Iowa bet Tolo and Yuba
Coakley Dennis J., salesman M. Friedman & Co., r.
114 Clinton
Coakley James, compositor Bulletin, r. 208 Fifth
Coakley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 236 Townsend
Coakley John, laborer, r. 505 Second
Coakley John, longshoreman, r. 15 Clementina
CoaKley John, painter, r. E s Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Coakley John C, brakeman, r. 114 Clinton
Coakley John F., packer Langley & Michaels, r. 1204
Howard
Coakley Mary, widow, r. E s Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Coakley Thomas P., packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 30
Tehama
Coakley Timothy, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Coakley Timothy R., r. E s Dame bet Randall and
Thirtieth
Coakley William, fireman, r. 1727 Market
B^" Coakley. See Cokely
Coast Review (insurance monthly) J. G. Edwards
publisher, 320 Sansome, room 13
Coast Seamen's Union of the Pacific Coast, 513 }$ East
Coast Survey U. S., TJ. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
fourth floor
Coate H. R., traveling salesman Schweitzer & Co.
Coates Alfred, carpenter, r. 216 Twelfth
Coates Caleb, liquor saloon, 37 Sutter, r. Oakland
Coates William D., bookkeeper Barrett & Jones, r.
Oakland
Coates William W., clerk C. H. Reynolds & Co.. r.
719 Eddy
Coats John R., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 208
Shotwell
Cobb Davtd, photographer, 1144 Market, r. 1822 Post
Cobb George, laborer, r. 20 Minna
Cobb Harry G., with Moses G. Cobb, r. 2631 Bush
Cobb Henry A. (Cobb & Co.) and notary public, 321
Montgomery, r. 813 O'Farrell
Cobb Moses G., "attorney at law, 103 Montgomery, r.
2631 Bush
Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper L. & E. Emanuel, r. 214
O'Farrell
Cobb William B., master mariner, r. 1016 Bush
L/UijJj & C/Ui (Henry A. Cobb) real
estate agents and real estate and gen-
eral auctioneers, office and salesroom
321 Montgomery
Cobbledick James, salesman A. C. Farnsworth, r.
Oakland
Cobbs George W., expressman, cor Bush and Batterv,
r. 2914 Howard
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS" Al YOUTHS' SUITS
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THE HASTINGS."
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON. Asst. Manager.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
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DOVBI.K DAILY TRAIN SERVICE OVER THE
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SAN FRANCISCO, OGDEN AND THE EAST.
PULLMAN
PALACE
CARS.
Close Connections,
Quick Time
OVER THE S* EXIC— ^
"MT. SHASTA ROUTE."
DAYLIGHT VIEWS OF PROMINENT POINTS EN ROUTE.
All Rail Line to San Buenaventura and Santa Barbara, with
through Sleeping Cars.
A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAX,
GEN. MANAGER. OEN. PASS. * TKT. AGENT.
J. C. STUBBS, General Tkaffic Manaoeb.
CELEBRATED
OF CALIFORNIA
Aljacenl to ani npon the Lines of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
YOSEMITE VALLEY; THE GEYSER; MTS. SHASTA, DIABLO,
HAMILTON; LAKE TAHOE, DONNER, CLEAR AND BLUE
LAKES; McCLOUD, PITT AND AMERICAN RIVERS;
MONTEREY, HOTEL DEL MONTE, SANTA CRUZ,
GILROY; PARAISO, PASO ROBLES AND NAPA
SODA SPRINGS; SAN JOSE, LOS ANGELES,
RIVERSIDE, SAN GABRIEL, SANTA
BARBARA, SAN DIEGO, AND
MANY OTHER RESORTS.
For fall particulars regarding
EXICITI^SIOIVS, R-ATESs TIIVIE, Etc.,
Call upon or address any Agent of the Southern
Pacific Company.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfTVIBOOKBIMRS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Cobden Thomas S., salesman Osboru & Alexander
Cobine Jobn.Tfquor saloon, 10 Steuait
Cobleigh Cliarlcs E., drayiuan, r. 1117 Folsom
Cobleigh John L. (John L. Cobleigh & Co.) r. 1714
Clay
Cobleigh John L. & Co. (John L. Cobleigh and
Stephen D. Russell) blacksmiths and carriage
mnfr.-' 2020 Polk
Coblentz A. B., r. va Eddy
Coblentz Filli, traveling salesman, r. 511 Golden Gate
AV
1408
Mc
Coblentz Joseph (John S. Bowman & Co.)
McAUisttr
Coblentz Jules, clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r.
Alllster
Coblentz Sylvain, student, r. 511 Golden Gate Av
Cobliner Brothers (Saul and laaac) millinery goods,
543 Market
Cobliuer Isaijc (Cobliner Bros.) r. 511 Post
Cobliner Saul (Cobliner Bros.) r. New York
Coburn Clarence W. (C. W. Coburn & Co.) and vice-
president Bay View Distilling Co., r. 30 Octavia
Coburn C. W. & Co. (Clarence W. Coburn) im-
porters, commission merchants and purchasing
agents, 6 Battery
Coburn Francis H., carpenter, r. 2611 Pine
Coburn Frank L., clerk delivery department WelU
Fargo & Co., r. 2611 Pine
Coburn Hiram, carpenter, r. 211 Nineteenth
Coburn James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Coburn Joseph, compositor Hebrew Observer, r. 211
Nineteenth
Coburn Loren, r. 2759 Mission
Coburn Sophie E. Miss, clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. 2611
Pine
Coburn William, butcher H. W. Miller, r. 2611 Pine
Coburn William, merchant, r. 30 Octavia
Cochell Absalom, salesman, r. 1115 Montgomery
Cochell John T., compositor, r. 1115 Montgomery
Cocliinard P., agent Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, 412 Montgomery, r. Union Club
Cochius Lu4wig, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1326J4
Broadway
Cochius Otto, paper carrier, r. 13263^ Broadway
Cochran Frank, with Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2911 Sacra-
mento
Cochran Henry, porter, r. 905 Jackson
Cochran J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cochran James H., policeman, r. 2021 Hyde
Cochran John, contractor, r. 419 Hyde
Cochran John, expressman, r. Ill Juniper
Cochran John, molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Cochran John B., carpenter, r. 20'21 Hyde
Cochran John H., plumber, r. 2021 Hyde
Cochran John J., captain U. S. A., assistant surgeon,
r. 711 Jones
Cochran John T. (J. T. Cochran & Co.) r. Oakland
Cochran Joseph P. (Craig & Cochran) r. 510 Geary
Cochran J. T. Si Co. (John T. Cochran) dealers
hops and barley, 302 California
Cochran Julia W., widow, r. 928 Valencia
Cochran Michael, clerk, r. 5363^ Ninth
Cochran O. R., clerk Cowen, Porter & Co., r. 118
Geary
Cochran Patrick, r. 12 Farren Av
Cochran William, butcher, r. 542 Bryant
Cochrane Edwin O., dentist, 850 Market, r, 606
Ellis
Cochrane James W,, law student C. B. Darwin, r. San
Rafael
Cocrhane Joseph, clerk, r. 1917 Jessie
Cochrane Joshua J., r. 304 Mason
Cochrane Julia Miss, confectionery, 1521 Mission
Cochrane Maria Mrs., dressmaking, 1511 5^ Market
Cochrane Richard R., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 13
Lewis PI
Cochrane Robert, carpenter, r. 1301 Kearny
Cochrane Robert J. clerk, r. 1917 Jessie
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IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OELEH.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cochrane Robert R., clerk, r. 1301 Kearny
Cochrane Thomas, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1125 Bush
Cochrane Thomus, quartermaster stmr San Juan
t^ Cochrane. See Cochran and Corcoran
Cocian Nicholas, bartender, r. 706 Lombard
Cockburn George F., chemist, r. 513 Twenty-sixth
Cockrill Robert L., policeman, r. 226 Taylor
Cockrill Theodore G., salesman N. Van Bergin k Co.,
r. 830!^ Bush
Cockroft Louis F., passenger and ticket agent Oceanic
8S. Co., 327 Market, r. Oakland
Coconio Giuseppe, laborer, r. 437 Vallejo
Codding Charles, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 603
Bush
Coddington Harry, actor, r. 218 Turk
Coddington W. P., clerk general freight office 8. P.
Co., r. 218 Turk
Code, Elfelt & Co. (Philip D. Code and Joseph Elfelt)
mnfrs pickles, etc., 125 Main, office 314 Washing-
ton
Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Lombard Street Pri-
mary School, r. 121 Oak
Code George R., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 121
Oak
Code James A., superintendent cannery Code, Elfelt
& Co., r. 930 Valencia
Code Johanna Mrs., r. 787 Folsom
Code John, teamster, r. 526 Twenty-second
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 930 Valencia
Code Philip D. Jr. entry clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
930 Valencia
n^" Code. Bee Coad
Codegrlia Antonio, wood and coal, 1623 Dupont,
r. 1 Grand PI
Codey C. Mr., widow, r. 810 Bush
Codington Charles F., shipping clerk Castle Bros., r.
5 Capp
Codington Frank P., fireman Pac. Glue and Soap Fac-
tory, r. 2667 Howard
Codington William H., proptr Pac. Glue and Soap
Factory, Teneriffe bet Adele and Stringham, r.
2t)67 Howard
Cody Charles J., assistant superintendent House of
Correction, r. 181 California Av, B. fl.
Cody Cornelius A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 17
Polk
Cody Edward, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Solano
Cody Ellen Miss, r. 26 Hermann
Cody George H., carriageuiaker, r. 1423 Mission
Cody James, porter Doane & Henshelwood, r. HM
Bluxome
Cody James F., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Cody John, dairyman, r. 116 Clinton
Cody John, peddler, r. 123 Ash Av
Cody John, teamster, r. 406 Valkjo
Cody John J., clerk Charles Adams, r. 1423 Mission
Cody Lawrence, painter, r. 13 Page
Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Iron Works, r. 9 Gar-
den
Cody Nelson L. A., druggist J. R. Gates & Co., r. 615
Stockton
Cody Patrick J., contractor, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Cody Richard, laborer, r. 14 M Bluxome
Cody William E., salesman Joseph T. Terry h Co., r.
605 Taylor
0^ Cody. See Coady
Coe Cassius M., r. 637 Folsom
Coe Edward H., steward City and County Hospital, r.
1206 Leavenworth
Coe E. W., foreman Davis Bros., r. 1506 California
Coe George E., inspector Custom House, r. 2500 Sacra-
mento
Coe George H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1111
Sutter
Cio Hekne L., teacher music, r. 2506 Sacramento
Coe Lawrence W., r. 2.506 Sacramento
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYIi
NAN rKAN«'I.«*CO, «AI..
4»M AN<JKI.I':N. VAIa.
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General Agents,
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FOR HAND, WIN»-3II1.I^ ANI> POWER,
ALL. SIZKS.
809, SU, 313. 315 and 317 UARKET STREET
Coo N. T. Mr8..furiiiBhe(l rooms, 1111 Sutter
Coe Orlo R., col Ice-tor and teacher, r. 539 Cslifornia
Coe Percy B., sklesiuau G. W. Clark & Co., r. 1506
California
Coe S. Q. Mra., teacher New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. 28 Grove
Coe WilliHiu U., carpenter, r. 150G California
Coefleld Charles H.. gurdener, r. 909 Taylor
Coelho Joaquin, capitalist, r. 4'23)4 Greenwich
Coen A., clerk Alta, r. 711 Jones
Coen Mhrtin P., butcher, Manilla bet Yazoo and Sus-
quehanna, r. Trinidad bet Yazoo and Platte
Coen William, hog dealer, r. Trinidad bet Yazoo and
Platte
Coen William P., candymaker, r. 530 Seventeenth
t^ Coen. See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Cone, Kohen
and Kobu
CcEuru Stefano, laborer, r. cor Amherst and Silliman,
U. M. T.
Coey C. P., laborer N.B. and M.RR.,r.616 McAllister
Coey David N., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Coey James, mining, office 402 Montgomery, room
21, r. 621 Bush
Coey William J. Jr., clerk Custom House, r. 616 Mc-
Allister
Cofer Elliott M., office 24 California, r. 1830 Turk
Coffaney Edward, undertaker James McGinn, r. 39
Eddy
Coffee Andrew J., notary public, 507 California, r.
646 Folsora
Coffee Edward E., cashier Osborn & Alexander, r.
155.5 M Market
Coffee Frank L., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 646
Folsom
Coffee G. W., r. 3253^ Bush
Coffee George W., bookkeeper London snd S. F. Bank
(limited) r. Alameda
Coffee John (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 704 Larkin
Coffee John, clerk, r. 646 Folsom
Coffee John, longshoreman, r. 140 Natoma
Coffee Joseph, laborer, r. 1419 Dupont, rear
-Coffee Joseph, steerage steward stmr Granada
Coffee Michael W., hack driver, r. 35J4 Madison Av
0^ Coffee. Sfee Coffey
Coffer John E.. r. 1525 Bush
Coffer M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1525 Bush
Coffey Alfred I., draftsman, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey Daniel, detective, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Daniel, horseshoer, r. Susquehanna nr Corea
Coffey Daniel J., shoemaker, r. 34 >4 Lapidge
Coffey Edward, clerk, r. 7 Crooks
Coffey Edward J., printer, r. 34 ^ Lapidge
Coffey Edward M., law clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 7
Crooks
Coffey Frank J., pressman G. A. Einselen & Co., r.
2006 Webster
Coffey Henry E., real estate agent, r. 965 Folsom
Coffey Henry F., plumber, r.2283i Bitch
Coffey J., laborer P. M SS. Co.
Coffey James janitor, r. 2007 Webster
Coffey James, ship carpenter, r. 79 Clementina, rear
Coffey James B. Jr., bookkeeper L. P. Degan, r 2007
Webster
Coflfey James V., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 9, chambers New City Hall, second floor
Coffey John, detective, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John, hostler Patrick A. McDonald, r. 811
Folsom
Coffey John, stableman, r. 174 Jessie
Coffey John A., clerk Board of Health, r. 571 Steven-
son
Coflfey John J. , attorney at law, 619 Montgomery,
r. 1217 Union
Coffey John J., shoemaker, r. 34M Lapidge
Coffey Joseph, hostler, r. 23 Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., attorney at law, 636 Clay room 32,
and prosecuting attorney Police Judge's Court, r.
2828 Bush
Coffey Joseph F., tinsmith D. S. Weaver, r. 434X
Hbiplcy
Coffty Liiwrence, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Coffov Lizzie Miss, clerk The Samuel Hill Co., r. 636
Minna
Coffey Lou Miss, clerk The Samuel Hill Co., r. 686
Mission
Coff -y Louis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Worka
Coffey Lydia Mrs., r. 6H5 Minna
Coffey M., r. 27 )i Clara
(;offey M., cooper, r. 512 Howard
Coffey Martin, waiter, r. 1024 Howard
Coffey Mary, widow, r. 671 Stevenson
Coffey Maurice, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
34^4 Lapidge
Coffey Maurice J., bartender D. O'Connell, r. 866}j
Market
Coffey Patrick, bartender Bernard Conway
Coffey Rosanna, widow, r. 228 Ricth, rear*
Coffey Thomas L., stonecutter, r. 43 Sixth
Coffey Walter B., medical student, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey William, with A. Warner, r, 1814 Taylor
i^"Coffey. See Coffee
Coffield Patrick laborer Morton & Bowie, r. 439 Ship-
ley
Coffin Albert, cooper Andrews & Cornell, r. 37 Ev-
erett
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin & Sanderson) r. Oakland
Coffin Alonzo, patternmaker, 133-135 Beale, r.8 Ridley
Coffin Andrew G. (Redlngton & Co.) r. Brooklyn,N.Y,
Coffin Arthur W., clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Coffin Charles, painter E. H. Herrick
Coffin Charles D., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 54 Shipley
Coffin Charles W., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.. r.
Alameda
Coffin Charles W., packer clothing dept U. S. A., r.
314 Seventh
Coffin Daniel, r. 5 Dale PI
Coffin D. B.Mrs., widow, r. 1614 Post
Coffin E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1020M Larkin
Coffin Edward R., photographic printer I. West Ta-
ber, r. 1614 Post
Coffin Henry, r. 518 O'Farrell
Coffin Henry, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Coffin Horace, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1020^ Lar-
kin
Coffin Isaac S. (Redington & Co.) r. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Coffin James, merchandise broker, 202 California, r.
San Rafael
Coffin Jarvis B., salesman S. F. Lumber Co., r. 1012
Sutter
Coffin John W., plumber Manders & Iredale, r. 8 Dale
PI
Coffin Kimbel, ship carpenter, r. 610 Sixth
Coffin Lincoln, house painter, r. 8 Elm Av
Coffin May Miss, assistant principal Kindergarten
No. 4
Coffin M. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1111 Sutter
Coffin Oliver C, compositor Report, r. Oakland
Coffin Peter F., seaman, r. 43 Russ, rear
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin & Mayhew) r. 442 Gueiv
rero
Coffin William H., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r.
112 Jones
Coffin Si Mayhew (Rodolphus W. Coffin and
Henry H. Mayhew) drugs and medicines, SE cor
Sixteenth and Valencia, and NW cor Twentieth
and Mission
Coffin Si Sanderson (Albert F. Coffin and George
R. Sanderson) stock brokers, 312 Pine
Ooffroth James W., clerk F. J. French, r. 2003 Geary
Cofran John W. G. (Belden & Cofran) r. 1404 Van
Nes-8 Av
Cogan Andrew, peddler, r. 29 Jessie
Cogan Edward, zinc molder Kremer Bros. & Co., r. 29
Jessie
LAEGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
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Cogan James, stock and bond broker, 401 CslifornU,
r. San Rafael
Cogan Jobu, books and statlonerjr, 831 Market, r. 102
Ellia
Oogan John, laborer, r. 6 Everett
Cogan John H., inolder, r. 29 Jessie
Cogan Julia, widow, r. 1324 Natonia
Cogau Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 217 Minna
Cogan Maurice, carpenter, r. 29 Jessie
Cogan Thomas, laborer, r. Ss Elizabeth bet Diamond
and Douglass
B^ Cogan. See Coogan
Cogger John, tanner MichaelP. Dolan, r. Twenty-fifth
nr Hampshire"
Coggeshall Josiah H., druggist, 2214 Fillmore, r. 2615
Sairsraento
Coggiu Charles H., blacksmith P. C. 8S. Co., r. 116
San Josii Av
Coggiu George C, salesman Stevenaon & Longwill,
r. 110 8»n Jos<5 Av
Co^^iii Isaac C, business manager Second Artil-
lery Regiment Band, N. Ot. C, office 33 Kearny, r.
123 Morris Av
Coggins Charles S., mlllhand. r. 2427 Mission
Coggiiia Edward B., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 216 Bush
Coghill Thomas B. (CoghlU * Kohn) r. Oakland
Coghill <!(( Kohn (Thomas B. Coghill and George
A. Kohn) wholesale grocers, 406 Front
[»" Coghill. See Cogill
Coghlan Cornelius, laborer Gibbs U. 8. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 1326 Sacramento
Coghlan John, carpenter, r. 910 Larkin
Coghlan John B., bookkeeper Tatum 4 Bowen, r. 2716
Howard
Coghlan Kate Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 141 H Eleventh
Coghlan Mary A. Miss, r. 7 Adelaide PI
Coghlan Michael, laborer, r. 28 Minna
Coghlan Patrick, expressman, NW cor Mission and
Seventh, r. 12 Chattanooga
•^ Coghlan. See Caughliu, Coughlan and Coughlin
Coghlin John D., carpenter, r. 309 Bryant
Coghlln Richard, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 19^ Preston PI
Cogill Charles W., actor, r. 1930 Jessie
Coglll Laura, widow, r. 332 Turk
Iff" Cogill. See Coghill
Cogley Eugene H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 620 Fourth
Cogulasse Charles J., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen
k Co., r. 23 South Park
Cogswell Frederick, druggist, r. 101.5 Market
Cogswell Henry D., capitalist, r. 319 Broadway
Coggwell James Li. , dentist, office 5-6 Chronicle
Bldg, NE cor Bush and Kearny, r. Russ House
Cogswell John P., bartender Bernard Conway, r. 1205
McAlliBtt-r
Cogswell Poly technical College, 8W cor Twenty-sixth
and Folsom
CogKwell Warren, r. 230 Capp
Cohan David, cutter, r. 1622 Laguna
Cohan John, r. 624 H Natoma
Cohan Mitchel, trimmer, r. 1622 Laguna
Cohan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 317 Fifth
Cohan S>'lina Miss, Saleslady, r. 1622 Laguna
Cohane Lawrence, carpenter, 710 Turk, r. 26 Turk
Cobelan Daniel S., shipping clerk Merry, Faull & Co.
Cohen Aaron, porter, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Cohen Aaron, salesman S H. Greenberg, r. 10 Lib-
erty
Cohen Aaron, second-hand clothing, 309 Sixth
Cohen Aaron, secoud-hiind clothing, 429 Pacific
Cohen Aaron, tailor, r. 1113 Clay
Coh<n Atiriiham, clgarniaker Friedlander & Kaeser, r.
H.'iO Folsom
Cohen Abraham, glazier, r. 909 Bush
Cohrti Abraham, tailor, 671 Howard
Cohen Albert, musician, r. 329 Fourth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST niRHiUTIflN '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cohen Alexander, glazier, r. 707 Laguna
Cohen Alfred, commission merchant r. 1454 O'Far-
rell
Cohen Alfred E., clerk Levenson & Bryan r. 1047 Mis-
sion
Cohen Alfred H., attorney at law, 320 California, r.
Fruit Vale
Cohen Amelia, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Annie, widow, r. 15 Twenty-second
Cohen Baruch, cutter H. Kramer, r. 123 Olive Av
Cohen Benjamin, r. 1338 Washington
Cohen Benjamin, salesman Joseph Bros., r. 737 Green
Cohen Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 1U7 Sutter
C )hen C, carrier Post Office, r. 240 Sutter
Cohen C. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 48 Seventh
Cohen Caroline, widow, r. 1454 O'Farrell
Cohen Celia, domestic 526 Harrison
Cohen Charles, clerk Otto Bernian, r. 1706 Fillmore
Cohen Daniel, jeweler, 1424 Polk. r. 328 O'Farrell
Cohen David, locksmith and bellhauger, 1084 How-
ard
Cohen David, watchmaker and jeweler, 1014 Market,
r. 643 McAllister
Cohen Edgar A. (Costigan, Cohen * Co.) r. Alameda
Cohen Edward A. (Dearborn & Cohen) r. 1706 Fill-
more
Cohen Ellas, cigarmaker, r. 808 Folsom
Cohen Elias, watchmaker Simon Peckerman, r. 1454
O'Farrell
Cohen Emil, salesman E. Raas & Co., r. 1706 Fill-
more
Cohen Flora, widow, r. 17 Willow Av
Cohen Frank W.. tailor, r. 568 Minna
Cohen G. & Son (Gustave and Max) tailor", 240 Sutter
Cohen George, bookkeeper M. Prag, r. 818 Filbert
Cohen George, porter F. M. L. Peters & Co., r. 126
Clay
Cohen Godfrey, merchant, r. 304 Hyde
Cohen Gustave (G. Cohen & Son) r. Alameda
Cohen Harris, clothing. 54 Fourth, r. 316 Jessie
Cohen H. A., r. 1824 O'Farrell
Cohen Henry, Commissary Dept U. S. A., r. 427 Turk
Cohen Henry F., liquor saloon, 222 McAllister, r.
1312M Ellis
Cohen Henry M., barber, 202 Fourth, r. 729 Golden
Gale Av
Colien Henry P., business manager Alta Califor-
nia Publishing Co., 529 Californi:., r. 711 Jones
Cohen Herrnian, mnfr mirrorn, frames and mould-
ings, 19 Grant Av, r. 724 Geary
Cohen Hyman, tailor Abraham Cohen, r. 671 Howard
Cohen I., peddler, r. 271 Clara
Cohen I., salesman, r. 1519 Golden Gate Av
Cohen I. S. . general ai;ent Standard Sewing Ma-
chine. 145 Sixth, r. 30M Russ
Cohen Isaac, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 616
Bush
Cohen Isaac L., cigarmaker, r. 544 Jessie
Cohen Isaac N., salesman Straus & Levy, r. 10
Liberty
Cohen Isadore, glazier Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
East Oakland
Cohen Isadore, tailor, 1036 Folsom
Cohen Israel, tailor, r. 34 54 Moss
Cohen Jacob, bookkeeper Levenson b Qoldstone, r.
219 Pacific
Cohen Jacob, fruit peddler, r. 15 Twenty-second
Colien Jacob, merchant, r. 1706 Fillmore
Cohen Jacob, peddler, r. 330 Geary
Cohen Jacob, shipping clerk 0. Cohn k Co., r. 296
Clementina
Cohen Jacob, tailor, r. 616 Bush
Cohen Jennie, widow, r. 873)4 Market
Cohen John. r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Joseph, cloihinj.', 219 Pacific
Cohen Joseph. clothlnR and gents' furnishing gooda,
48 ateuart, r. 90-< McAllister
Cohen Joseph, glazier, r. 1517 Dupont
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MANUFACifKEIlS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Colioii Juli\is, espreggniHU, r. 1304 Turk
Cohon LewiB, tnllor. 547!^ Mission, r. 208 Polk
Coheu Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1330 Scott
Cohen Louis, tailor, r. 208 Polk
Coluu Marks, barber, 21 Taylor, r. 729 Golden Gate
Av
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 1211 M
GoUlen Gate Av
Cohen Marks, varieties, 1813 Powell
Cohen Mary, dressmaker, r. 15 Twenty-second
Cohen Max (G. Cohen & Son) r. Alameda
Cohen Max, jeweler Kothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. 2247
Jackson
Cohen Mine., medium, r. 108 Stockton
Cohen M. Mrs., widow, r. 810 O'Farrell
Cohen Mercado, mnfr cigars, 508 Commercial, r. 1621
Geary
Coheu Meyer, clerk R. Cohen, r. 951 Folsom
Cohen Meyer, driver J. Seidl & Co., r. 831 Vallejo,
rear
Cohen Michael, tailor, r. 476 Jessie
Cohen Morris, deputy Sheriff, r. 103 Ridley
Cohen Morris, boots and shoes, 909 Harrison
Cohen Morris, stationery and confectionery, 613 Mc-
Allister
Cohen Morris, stock clerk M. Franklin Bro., r. 1513
Jones
Coheu Morris G., cigars and tobacco, 1318 Market, r.
613 McAllister
Cohen Moses, plumber, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Cohen Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 17 Willow Av
Cohen Nathan, peddler, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Cohen Newman, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 1145
Howard
Cohen Philip, barber and hatha, 12 Sacramento, r.
1-29 Golden Gate Av
Coheu Raphael, clerk, r. 968 McAllister
Cohen Rebecca, seamstress, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Coheu Rebecca M., widow, r. 929 Valencia
Cohen Reuben, clerk Lowenberg & Co., r. 219 Pacific
Cohen Reuben, commercial traveler Triest & Co., r.
10 Liberty
Cohen Reuben, second-hand furniture, 1028 Howard,
and 953-957 Ji Folsom, r. 951 Folsom
Cohen Richard, collector section 2 Sea Wall, r. 103
Ridley
Coheu Rose, r. 1338 Washington
Cohen Rudolph, merchant, o£ace32 Sansome.r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Cohen Samuel, clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 1454 O'Farrell
Cohen Samuel H., collector, r. 1215 Clay
Cohen S. B.. conductor Sutter St. RR
Cohen Simon, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1519
Golden Gate Av
Cohen Simon, tailor, r. 414 Sixth
Cohen Solomon J., stock clerk P. Berwln & Bro., r.
508 Fell
Cohen W. & Co. (William Cohen and Leopold
Hirsch) importers and manufacturers men's fur-
nishing goods, 13-15 Battery
Cohen Waldow Mme., teacher music, r. 1215 Clay
Cohen William (W. Cohen & Co.) r. 828 Sutter
Cohen William, machinist, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Cohen William G.. commission merchant, 320 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Cohen Wolff, glazier, r. 2407 California
B^" Cohen. See Cohan, Cohn, Cone, Kohen and
Kone
Cohl Abraham, teacher Hebrew, r. 20)^ Garden
Cohl Esther Miss, tailoress, r. 20 M Garden
Cohl Leopold, clerk C. Herrmann & Co., r. 20)4 Gar-
den
Cohl Morris A., clerk Wolff & Frank, r. 20 Ji Garden
Cohl Myer, laborer, r. 465 Clementina
CohnAaroa, tailor, 406 Larkin
Cohn Abraham B., second-hand clothing, r. 1068 How-
ard
Cohn Abraham T., salesman, r. 1313 Ellis
Cohn Abram, commission merchant, 120 Sutter, r.
Oakland
Cohn Adolph (Cohn Bros.) r. 147 Seventh
Cohn A. E., salesman J. Herrmann, r. 1133 Bush
Cohn Alexander, salesman Charles Colman & Co., r.
220^ Fulton
Cohn Alexander, stock clerk H. Hershberg & Co., r.
208 Golden Gate Av
Cohn Arthur, clerk H. Schroder & Co., r. 2017 Fill-
more
Cohn Augusta Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 910 Larkin
Cohn Brothers (Adolph and Herman) watchmakers
and jewelers, 44 and 124J4 Sixth
Cohn Brothers (Theodore and Samuel M.) dry and
fancy goods, 1305 Stockton
Cohn C, merchant, r. 1104 Market
Cohn Charles, clerk, r. 1313 Ellis
Cohn Charles, steward, r. 134 Fourth
Cohn Charles, upholsterer, r. 465 Clementina
Cohn Charles, waiter, r. 465 M Natoma
Cohn David, clothing, 408 Fourth
Cohn David, physician, 1404 Sutter
Cohn David, salesman H. M. Heineman
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 808 Geary
Colin Edward & Co. (Edward Cohn) importer*,
wholesale and retail dealers Havana and Key
West cigars, 225 Montgomery, Russ House Block,
branch 1 Kearny, NW cor Geary
Cohn EfiQe Miss, operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
351 Grove
Cohn Elias, r. 1511 Steiner
Cohn Elizabeth, widow, r 606 Ivy Av
Cohn Elkan Rev. Dr., rabbi Congregation Emanuel-El
r. 905 Hyde
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, SW cor Annie and Jessie, r.
1145 Howard
Cohn Eugene B., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 410 Hyde
Cohn Felix, salesman Hencken & Schroder
Cohn G., tailor, r. 42 Morris Av
Cohn G. & Co. (Goodman Cohn) cigar mnfrs, 206-208
Battery
Cohn Gabriel (Gabriel Cohn & Co.) r. 2221 Sutter
Cohn Gabriel & Co. (Gabriel Cohn and Adolph Har-
ris) mnfrs cigars, 411-413 Battery
Cohn George A., r. 1316 Sutter
Cohn Gerson, capitalist, r. 1519 Post
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn k Co.) r. 1236 O'Farrell
Cohn Hannah, widow, r. 515 Van Ness Av
Cohn Henry, clerk, r. 628 Polk
Cohn Herman (Cohn Bros.) r. 459 Minna
Cohn Herman (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 1608 Scott
Cohn Herman, mnfr clothing, 230 Bush, r.309 Powell
Cohn Herman, shoemaker, r. 308 Eighth
Cohn Herman, tailor, r. 823 Larkin
Cohn Herman, teamster, r. 3 City Hall PI
Cohn Herman Mrs, dressmaking, 2138 Fillmore
Cohn Ida Mrs., r. 1719 Laguna
Cohn Isaac, r. 1316 Sutter
Cohn Isaac, barber, r. 1921 Bush
Cohn Isaac, painter H.W. Gray, r. 1304 Turk
Cohu Isadore, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.
Cohn Isaiah secretary Hebrew Benev. Soc, 600 Tay-
lor, r. 1()08 Sutter
Cohn Isidor, clerk J. Schultze, r. 536 Grove
Cohn Isidor, merchant, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Isidor, salesman Ross Bros., r. 927 Geary
Cohn J. Mrs,, widow, r. 1004 Larkin
Cohn J. & Brother (Joseph and Solomon) clothing, 723
Montgomery
Cohn Jacob, r. 628 Polk
Cohn Jacob, r. 905 Market
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, r. 1040 Fol-
som
Cohn Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
Cohn Jacob, Backer Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 305
Hayes
Cohn John, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and Tilden
Cohn Joseph (J. Cohn & Bro.) r. 942 Folsom
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Managet
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
•723.
MARKET STREET.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
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Cohu KinK, peddler, r. 33 Oarden
Cohn Louis, clerk J. H. Horn
Cohu Louis, clothing, 306 Pacific, r. 2 Silver Star PI
Cohn LouiB, merchant {Los Angeles, Cal.) r. 988 Har-
rison
Cohn Louis, porter Jas. Or. Walker & Co.. r. 1204
Golden Gate Av
Cohn Louis, salesman, r. 31 Langton
Cohn Louis Jr., solicitor David Stem 4 Sons, r. 1611
GougU
Cohn Louis M., merchant, r. 1533 Post
Cohn M., merchant, r. 42 Morris Av
Cohn Marcus, clothinR, 224 Sixth
Cohn Marcus, merchant, r. 1313 Ellis
Cobn Mary, domestic 862^ Folsom
Cohn Max (Kellner & Cohn) r. 615 Laguna
Cohn Max, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 223
Franklin
Cohn Max shoemaker, r. 308 Eighth
Cohn Max M., shipping clerk Gabriel Cohn & Co., r.
2221 Sutter
Cohn Meyer A., r. 1911 Geary
Cohn Michael, clothing, boots and shoes, 132 Pacific
Cohn Morris, baker, r. 823 Larkin
Cohn Morris B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Myer, boots and shoes, 239 Sixth
Cobn Myra Mrs., r. 773 54 Folsom
Cohn Nathan, salesman D. Samuels, r. 224 Turk
Cohu Nathan, tailor, 109M Fifth, r. 1036 Howard, rear
Cohn Newman, barber, 997 Market, r. 329 Jessie
Cohn Philip, r. 1316 Sutter
Cohn Philip, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 1020
• Vallejo
Cohn Philip, watchmaker Gus Weiman, r. 728 Wash-
ington
Cohn Reuben, furniture, 1015 Folsom
Cohn Rosie, widow, r. 305 Hayes
Cohn Samuel (Goldfish, Cohn & Co.) r. Healdsburg.
Cal.
Cohn S A., merchant, r, 42 Morris Av
Cobn Samuel, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
28 Sixth, r. 638 M Jessie
Cohn Samuel, glazier, r. 145 Second
Cohn Samuel, peddler, r. 231 Pacific
Cohn Samuel C., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 1145 How-
ard
Cohn Samuel M. (Cohn Brothers) r. 1315 Stockton
Cohn Simon, barber, 133 Sixth, r. 986 Harrison
Cohn Simon, confectioner, r. 1509 Gough
Cohn Simon, merchant, r. 840 McAllister
Cohn Simon, merchant (Honolulu, S. I.) office 117
Sansome, r. 218 Golden Gate .\v
Cohu Solomon (Cohn ^ Harris) r. 801 Grove
Cohn Solomon (J. Cohn ^fe Bro.) r. 623 California
Cohn Solomon J., clerk Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch,
r. H2H Polk
Cohn Solomon S., money broker. 428 Montgomery, r.
1452 O'Farrell
Cohn Sophia, widow, r. 412 Clementina
Cohn Sophie Mrs., r. 1511 Mission
Cohn Theodore (Cohn Bros.) r. 1305 Stockton
Cohn Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 1519 Post
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 6.i3 Washington, r. 714 Wash-
ington
Cohn William, operator W. U. Tel. Co.
Cohn William A., compositor The Hebrew, r. 1019
Fillmore
Cohn William F., candy mnfr, 144 Seventh, r. 40
Hofif Av
Cohn Wolf L., merchant UUor, 409 Pine, r. 1415 Scott
Cohn & Harris (Solomon Cohn and Julius Harris)
barbers, 30 Geary
■^" Cohn. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone, Kohen
and Eone
Cohnheim Max, journalist, r. 1910 Golden Gate Av
Cohnreich Alice Miss, cashier I. Haendel, r. 522 Eddy
Cohnreich Arthur, salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 522
Eddy
i^
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufaclurerit of
WINDOW SHADES
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Cohnreich Brothers (Israel Cohnreich) boots and
shoes, 840 Market
Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Bros.) r. 1415 Geary
Cohoe .1. G. Mrs., r. 719 Sutter
Cohoon Warren, steward stmr Alcazar, r. 641 It Na-
toma
Cohrn Edward, sergeant police, r. 925 Geary
Cohrn Jeremiah, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Colt Charles T. (Harrlsson & Coit) r. 1121 Montgom-
ery
Coit Griffith (Griffith Coit k Co.) r. Oakland
Coit GriffitU <fc Co. (Griffith Coit) iron and metal
commission merchants and agents Mission
Transfer Co. (Santa Paula. Cul.) 20 California
Coit H. Hamilton, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland
Cokely Thomas J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
737 Treat Av
e^" Cokely. See Coakley
Colbath J. L., foreman foundry Byron Jackson, r. 412
Tehama
Colbert Edward J., shipping clerk, r. 431 Tehama
Colbert John H., books and stationery, 450 Third
Colbert John H., policeman, r. 40 Crocker
Colbert Michael, mining, r. 729 Gough
Colbert Philip G., bookkeeper E. Commins & Co., r.
729 Gough
Colbert Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 685 Harrison
U^ Colbert. See Culbert
Colbourn Richard, driver Engine No. 8, r. 1602 Pa-
cific Av
Colbrandt William M., fruit dealer, r. 216 Hickory Av
Colburn Charles E., capitalist, r. 1033 Twentieth
Colburn Charles H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1148
Sutter
Colburn Charles H., solicitor Wells Fargo & Co., r.
409 Franklin
Colburn Edwin S., clerk freight dept. S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Colburn Ellen, widow, r. 1626 Devisadero
Colburn George L., with Am. Biscuit Co.. r. 1119
Hyde
Colburu John E., carpenter, r. 109 Twelfth
Colburn Robert, clerk, r. 993 Noe
Colby A. J. Mrs., r. 915 H Mission
Colby Augusta, r. 209 Thirteenth
Colby Augustus, locksmith, r. Railroad .Av nr Domin-
ica
Colby Charles K.,ship carpenter, r. 715 Howard
Colby Deacon, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Colby E. F. Mrs., lodgings, 112 Taylor
Colby Harvey W., crockery and tinware, 2208 Mission
Colby Henry B. Mrs., widow, r. 912 Pine
Colby Henry H., policeman, r. 91«>4 Capp
Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Colby) r. East Oakland
Colbv Hubbard, clerk Custom House, r. Alameda
Colby Joseph S., carpenter, r. 1011 Valencia
Colby Wesley J., r. 913 Buchanan
Colby William R., medium, r. 956 Mission
Colby Zebulon F., cigars and tobacco, 1040 >i Mission
e^ Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
Cold James, dishwasher Joseph J, Cuello, r. 412 Na-
toma
Coldenstrodt Frederick, beer bottler John J. Buck, r.
231 Second
Coldltz Marie Miss, operator Swedish movements and
maKKhge. 91:( Geary
COLDWELL GEORGE W.
boots and sIiobh, ll'^O Kentucky, r.
NVV cor Iowa nn<l Noluiio
Cold well Owen W., foreman George W. Smart, r. Old
Sau Jos^ Road nr Industrial School
Coldworthy Herbert, shoemaker, r. 2222 54 Mission
Cole Arthur B., dnirvman, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Colo Charles, waiter Cliff Hoitse
Cole Charles D., clerk Louis Marshall, r. 409 Mason
Cole Charles H., pantryman, r. 452 Minna, rear
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City A(^nt,
4»9 California Street.
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336
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMKKICAN
EncuiiHtlo, UI»zo<l und I'lskiii.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cole Charles M., oaBhier Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1«01 Franklin
Cole Charles M., traveling salesman, r. 2901 Jackson
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, 500 Battery, room 24,
r. Llik House
Cole Delia, widow, r. 415 Eddy
Cole D. Jame8, vegetableraan, r. 412 Market
Cole Edward, painter P. Bacitjalupi A: Co.
Cole Edward P., attorney at law, 130 Sansome.
r. ISn Scott
Cole Foster P.. treasurer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1707 Gough
Cole Frank »., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 819
Howard
Cole George E., carpenter, r. 632 Howard
Cole Oenrge E., inspector Custom House, r. 2506
Sacramento
Cole Henrietta A., widow, r. 827H Sutter
Cole Henry A., rubber stamps, 202 Bush, r. Oakland
Cole Henry J., teamster Frederick H. Green, r. 357
Third
Cole I. C. Mrs., proptr Vendome House, 725 Pine
Cole James, r. 2106 Sutter
Cole James, cook, r. 412 Natoma
Cole James, housemover, r. 15 !< Bruce PI
Cole James, waiter Palace Hotel
Cole Jason B., drayman, office SE cor Main and Mis-
sion, r. 1416 Folsom
Cole John, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.. r. 1801
Dupont
Cole John, porter r. 10 Sherwood PI
Cole John A., capitalist, r. 915 Capp
Cole John F., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
1801 Franklin
Cole Joseph, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1801 Dupont
Cole Lawrence T., r. 2506 Sacramento
Cole L. C. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Lena C. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School,
r. 520 Grove
Cole Levi F., bollermaker, r. 123 Ash Av
Cole Lyman W., polisher E. G. Denniston
Cole M. B., department manager Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. Lick House
Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 1427 O'Farrell
Cole Martin, longshoreman, r. 614 Tennessee
Cole Mattie A. Miss, tea'-her Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. Ill Fair Oaks
Cole Nathaniel P., president California Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Nathaniel W., real estate, r. 724 Shotwell
Cole Percy J., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r, IS
South Park
Cole Peter, painter, r. 564 Natoma
Cole Philip, carriagemaker r. S'SIH Linden Av
Cole R. Beverly, physician, surgeon and profes-
sor gynacolugy medical department University
of California, office and r. 7i'3 Sutter
Cole Robert, harnesscleaner United Carriage Co., r.
W s Gunnison Av bet Twenty-seventh and
Twentv-eighth, B. H.
Cole Robert E. (McKenna i Cole) r. 16 Hawthorne
Cole Thomas, mining, office 327 Pine, room 20
Cole Thomas H.. shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 754
Brace PI
Cole W. B., magnetic healer, r. 17 Fourth
Cole Wesley, waiter The Baldwin
Cole William, carpenter, r. 9Sfi Twenty-second
Cole William, laborer, r. 30 Gilbert
Cole William H., r. 9;« Twenty-second
Cole William J., agent Keystone Wringer Co., r. 213
Turk
Cole William P., driver Central RR.
Cole Willoughby, attorney at law, .506 Battery, rooms
2H-i!4 r. Lick House
Cole W. T., solicitor Chicago Clock Co. ,r. 1063 Mission
B^" Cole. See Kohl
Coleman Mrs., widow, r. 135 Henry
Coleman A., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer b Co., r. 812
Pacific
Coleman Abraham, barber, 627 Sacramento, r. 428
Greiu
Coleman Adolph. barber, 218 Pacific, r. 428 Green
Coleman Alexander, cook, r. cor Gulden Gate Av
and Willaid
Coleman Alexander, plumber, r. 428 Green
Columun Andrew, pawnbroker, 41 Third, r. 2039
Howard
Coleman Ann Mrs., lodgings, 132B Stockton
Coleman A. T. Mrs., lodgings, 7 Mason
Coleman C. Mrs., r. 131 Montgomery
Coleman Carlton C. (Wm. T. Coleman & Co.) r. 2602
California
Coleman Catharine, widow, r. 33 Hill
Colemun Catharine Mrs., r. 11 Clara
Coleman Charles (Coleman & Pauls) r. 024 Fourth
Coleman Charles (Coleman & Wright) r. 1517 Post
Coleman Charles, engineer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 432 Tenth
Coleman Daniel, r. 516 Fourth
Coleman Daniel bollermaker, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 109 Juniper
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and
Webster
Coleman Daniel H., policeman, r. 748 Branuan
Coleman David C, clerk Doyle, Galpin & Scripture,
r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman David R., insurance broker, r. 418 Golden
Gate Av
Coleman Dennis, janitor 109 California, r. 30 O'Far-
rell, rear •
Coleman Dennis R., teamster Stevenson & Longwill,
r. 23 Diamond
Coleman Edward, clerk, r. 748 Brannan
Coleman Edward, florist, 3 Brooks, r. Oakland
Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer Co..
r. 1450 Sacramento
Coleman Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Beale PI
Coleman Gano, with Liebenbaum Bros., r. 621 Post
Coleman George, clerk, r. 218 Eddy
Coleman Geurge E., druggist, r. 520 Valencia
Coleman Gustavus A., sal sman P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 850 Market
Coleman Helen, widow, r. 514 Sutter
Coleman Harriet A. N. S., widow, r. 520 Valencia
Coleman Harris, tailor, r. 428 Green
Coleman Henry, bartender, r. 513 }<S Franklin
Coleman Henry, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Coleman Henry M., painter, r. 2823 Clay, rear
Coleman Henry R., manager book department
John W. Roberts .\: Co., 10 Post, r. 1717 Scott
Coleman Hyman, expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Howard, r 30 Rausch
Coleman J. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 2724 Fol-
som
Coleman J. A., r. 25}<i Stockton
Colemun James, clerk, r.6 Clinton
Coleman James, clerk, r. 11 Clara
Coleman James, laborer, r. 1008 Florida
Coleman James M., barber, r. 995 Market
Coleman James S., delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co., r.
1209 FolBom
Coleman James S. Jr., carrier Post Office.r. 520Valen-
Colenian James V., capitalist, 42-43 Nevada
Block, r. Palace Hotel
Coleman James W., with Simpson & Millar
Coleman J. E. W., paints and oils, 926 Folsom
Coleman J. L. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Coleman John, boilermakers' helper Bisdon I. and
L. Works
Coleman John, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 133
Clara
Coleman John, engineer, r. 414 Folsom
Coleman John, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Coleman John, laborer, r. 6 Clinton
LATvGEST STOCK Hi IHE STATE
MEirS FUIISHIKG GOODS,
. rrs^'-T-T ST., r,«*lS. TSIIKI>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufactiirers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY X CO. !was^n?t?n st.1 Proicers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
COL
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Coleman John, laborer Cal. 3uKar Refinery, r. 620
Fourth
Coleman John Jr., clerk Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfel-
low, r. C Clinton
Coleman John A., groceries, 23 Clara
ColemKU John H., engineer Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 23 Diamond
Coleman John H., manager Davis Bros., 718 Market,
r. 44 Third
Coleman John T., superintendent M. J. Flavin & Co.,
r. 'JiWO Howard
Coleman John T., molder, r. 11 Clara
Coleinun Joltn W., prt'sident and general msn-
a;?er North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., office 1 S.
F. Stock and Exchiiutje Bldg.. r. Oakland
Coleman Joseph, boots and shoes, 102 Second, r. 41
Minna
Coleman Joseph, clerk W. Oberdeener, r. 30 Rausch
Colemiin Joieph. plumber, r. 530 Second
Coleman Joseph H., clerk Bare Bros., r. 720 Octavia
Coleman Lewis C merchant, r. 640 Golden GateAv
Coleman Louis, clerk, r. 428 Green
Coleman Louisa, domestic 1901 Van Ness Av
Coleman Luther B. (Coleman & Wattles) r. 526 Golden
Gate Av
Coleman M., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
Coleman MagKie, domestic 101 M Van Ness Av
Coleman Margaret, widow, r. 405 O'Farrell
Coleman Maria, widow, r. 517 Sutter
Coleman Martin, carriage blacksmith, r. 114 Shipley
Colemau Max, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 533
Jessie
Coleman Max, peddler, r. 720 Octavia
Coleman Michael, carpenter, r. 13'J6 Stockton
Coleman Michael, dairyman, r. 32 Diamond
Colemau Michael, gents' furnishing goods, 395 Sixth,
r. 138 Lombard
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 105 Vandewater
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 212 First
Coleman Morri>i, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 30 Rausch
Coif man Morris R.. shoemaker, r. 720 Octavia
Coleman M. J., r. 14.50 Sacramento
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith's helper Fulton Iron
Works, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Patrick, clerk, r. 23 Clara
Coleman Patrick, clerk, r. 3.32 Shipley
Coleman Patrick J., salesman Keene Bros., r. 909
Treat Av
Coleman Paul, private agent, r. 116 Seventh
Coleman Peter, policeman, r. 432 Shotwell
Colt-man Philip, laborer, r. 2.30 Lanjiton
Coleman R. A., Mrs., r. 2307 Broadway
Coleman Robert L., r. 1299 Taylor
Coleman Surgent W., stenographer, r. 620 Valencia
Coleman Simon, boots and shoes, 1643 Mission
Colcmon Siilomon, tailor, 316 Pacific
Coleman Thomas, bartender, r. 105 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
L. Works
Coleman Thomas, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Coleman Thomas carpenter, r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Anthony
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 113^2 Shipley
Coleman Thomas, porter and foreman Hose No. 9
Larue's Wharf
Coleman Thomas, waiter, r. 2.33 Stevenson
Coleman Thomas Jr., clerk Mayle & Wlenholz, r. 1010
Montgomery
Coleman V. P., clerk W. D. Valentine & Co., r. 21
Grant Av
Coleman William, porter A. Zellerbach
Coleman William E., clerk Chief Quartermaster, Dept.
California, V. S. A., r. 418 Sutter
Coleman William F., liquor saloon, 156 First, r. 35
Natomn
Coleman William H.. painter, r. 633 Greenwich
Coleman William S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 418 Golden Gate Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SL011N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Coleman William T. (Wm. T. Coleman & Co.) r. 1299
Taylor
ColeniHu William W., r. 027 Haight
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.
I William T. Coleman, Frank S. John-
son and Carleton C. Coleman) Hliippin);
and commission mercliants, ISl Mar-
ket
Coleman W. L., clerk W. D. Valentine & Co., r. 21
.Grant Av
Coleman & Paula (Charles Coleman and Henry Pauls)
carpenters, 319 Leavenworth
Coleman <& IVattlea (Luther B. Coleman and
William S. Wattles) stockbrokers, 307 Montgom-
ery
Coleman & Wright (Charles Coleman and Duncan
Wright) real estate agents, 321 Montgomery
0^ Coleman. See Colman, Kohlman and EoUman
Coleu Bertha, widow, r. 1714 Jackson
Colen John H., teamster, r. 629 Grove
t^~ Colen. See Colin and Collin
Coles Emily F., widow, r. 138 Liberty
Coles H. P., salesman Davis Bros., r. 12.5^ Ridley
Coles Ida E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary Scho'^1, r. 1232 Twenty-first
Coles J., calker, r. 700 Broadway
Coles Thorn, engineer Dohrmann & Co., r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Coles Walter, teamster, r. 2100 Mission
Coles Wesley, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Coles William J., stock clerk Porter, Slessingert Co.,
r. 28 LilyAv
Coles William L., sergeant police, r. 125!^ Ridley
Coleson Robert, paperhanger, r. 129 Third
Coleson William, metal spinner Joseph Budde, r.
1717 Howard
Coletti Lulgi. blacksmith and wagonmaker, 42 Val-
lejo, r. 414 Vallejo
Coletti Zafero, blacksmith L. Coletti, r. 414 Vallejo
Colety Henry M., bookkeeper Atlantic Fish Co., r. 18 3i
Preston PI
Coley E. Mrs., r. Old Ladies' Home
Coley Hilan, compositor Alta
Coley John, boatman Custom House, r. G09 Lombard
Colfer John, boatswain stinr San Bias
C(dgan Charles, driver F. Greg. r. 2'2(i Eleventh
Colgan John, seaman, r. 22G Eleventh
Colgan John J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 226
Eleventh
Colgan Mack, painter H. W. Hannemann, r. 1540 Ellis
Coli A. & Co. (Alessio Coli and Giuseppe Roccataa-
llata) wood and coal, 907 Washington
Coli Alessio (A. Coli & Co.) r. 907 Wa.shington
Colima Coffee and Spice Mills, H. Huddle-
ston k Co., proprietors, 52-.58 Market
Colimorio Acunia, widow, r. ()30 Green
Collmorio Adolfo. clerk, r. 630 Green
Colin George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W •
Indiana bet Sierra and Napa
Colin Josephine Mine., teaclier French, r. 820 Filbert
BoT Colin. See Colen and Collin
Coll Henry, hatnessmakor L. D. Stone & Co.
Coll John, shoemaker Edward I. Walsh, r. 3246 Mle-
sion
Coll Michael, baker, r. 674 Clementina
Coll Patrick, tailor, r. 331 Jessie
Collamore Henry, boatman, r. 422 Fulton
Collamore Robert, r. 814 Fifteenth
Collaton Robert M., hostler J. G. Doane, r. 1117
Golden Gate Av
CoUeary John, teamster, r. 448 Ninth
Collector CuHtoms XJ. S., District of San Fran-
lisco, offlie Custom House, third floor
Collector Internal Revenue U. S., office U.
H. Appraisers' BUlg, first floor
Collector Llcengea, City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
PALMER & REY 1 TYPE, PRESSES
.S.%>i FRATVI-I.SCO. CAIm
■M»KTI.A>I>. **R.
IA*H A.\4j>t:l.C:.N, C'Al,.
22
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
COL
338
COL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturer» of
TRENCH RAXGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
City ami Couuty, New City Hall,
E 8 Dolores bet Fif-
Collector 'I
first Hoor
Collejff of Notre Du
teenth ami Sixteenth
College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
CoUenberg Aug., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 139^
Dore
Collero Giuseppe, gardener, r. Mission Boad nr Five
Mile Houae
Colleton James, messenger Tallant k Co., r. 521
Bryant
Collett Eugene, r. 13193^ Natoma
Collett Henrv, foreman box factory A. Waldstein, r.
,W2 Bryant
Collett Theodore H., master mariner, r. 198 Lombard
Colley Charles J., r. 1825 Scott
Colley Frederick A., manager -wholesale dept The
Bancroft Co., r. 202 San Jose Av
Colley Moses H., contractor, r. 202 San Jos^ Av
Collie Thompson, agent bay and river schooners,
Pier 7. Steuart
Collie William, gardener, r. 2319 Post
Collier B. H., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Alameda
Collier Elizabeth A., r. 69H Everett
Collier Frederick, broker, r. 234 Bnsh
Collier James W., furemau, r. 102 Bernard
Collier Michael C, cook, r. 102 Bernard
Collier O., machinist, r. 37 Second
Collier Peter F., publisher, 14 Grant Av, r. New York
Collier Walter, foreman Neville & Co.
Collier William B.. r. Occidental Hotel
Collier W. L., engineer, r. 37 Second
1^" Collier. See Collyer
CoUigan Mary J. Miss" dressmaker, r. 1333 Vallejo
CoUigan Terrance, engineer J. Hammond & Co., r.
1333 Vallejo
i^" Colligan. See CuUigan
Collin C. G.. clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 206 Eddy
Collin Henry, tailor, 1307 Pacific, r. 1309 Pacific
Collin Henry F., lather, r. 66 Brosnan
Collin Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
H^ Collin. See Colen and Colin
Colliuge John, clerk Adams Hoiise, r. 519 Sacramento
Colllngridge M. E. Miss, r. 136 Phelan Bldg
Collings Francis, stonecutter Began & Orford, r. 28
Norfolk
Collins A. F., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 137
Montgomery
Collins A. L. Mrs. (Collins & Lyons) r. 1134 Turk
Collins Albert L., miner, r.308% Tenth
Collins Ann E.. widow, r. 542 Sixth
Collins Annie, widow, r. 275 Jessie
Collins Annie E. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 2919
Mission
Collins Arthur, schoolteacher, r. 10 Powell Av
Collins Asa W., special ofiBcer, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Barclay J., painter,.r. 1313 Steiner
Collins Belle, widow, r. 314 Fremont
Collins Benjamin, oigarmaker P. J. Ruttiger, r. 539
Fourth
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 615 Stockton
Collins Bernard, cigarmaker, r. 539 Fourth
Collins Bertha L. Miss, teacher Powell Street Prim-
ary School, r. 829 Broadway
Collins Brothers (Timothy and John) dairymen.
Twenty-fourth nr Douglass
Collins Charles, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Collins Charles F., clerk James Bowles, r. 810 How-
ard
Collins Charles H., insurance agent, r. 759 Polsom
Collins Charles J., hatter, r. 22-55 Mission
Collins Charles J. Jr. (Collins & Co.) r. 2255 Mission
Collins Charles W., r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Christopher, laborer, r. 10 Gilbert
Collins Coleman N., compositor, r. 1129 Ellis
Collins C. W. Mrs., artist, 1025 Larkin, r. 311 J^ Hyde
Collins Daniel, r. 213 Clars
Collins Daniel, asphaltura worker, r. 641 Commercial
Collins Daniel, fruits and varieties, 210 Twenty-
fourth
Collins Daniel, laborer, r. 629 Sacramento
Collins Daniel M., retoucher D. Sewell, r. 117>i
Eighth
Collins Daniel W., city manager New Home Sewing
Machine Co., r. Alameda
Collins Delia Mrs., nurse, r. 165 Ninth
Collins Dennis, assistant superintendent Presidio
RR., r. 1110 Union
Collins Dennis, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 131 Fif-
teenth
Collins Dennis, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1327
Minna
Collins Dennis, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 320 J^ Eighth
Collins Dennis B., r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis F., butcher, r. SW cor St. Thomas and
Platte
Collins Dennis P., cook Wheeland & Collins, r. 130
Bernard
Collins Edward, clerk, r. 542 Sixth
Collins Edward, laborer, r. 6 Norton PI
Collins Edwin, r. 324 Green
Collins Elizabeth, widow, r. 424 Minna
Collins Emma, widow, r. 615 Post
Collins Eugene A., cook, r. 139 Minna
Collins Frank, real estate, 841 Market, r. 30
Kearny
Collins Frederick, machinist, r. 929 Mission
Collins Frederick T., hatter, 1223 Polk, r. 1010 Hyde
Collins George (Higgins & Collins) r. Oakland
Collins George, carpenter, r. 1U12 Mission
Collins George, assistant marine reporter Merchants'
Exchange, r. Dupont nr Bay
Collins George, master mariner, r. 1917 Stockton
Collins George, salesman, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins George, teacher swimming, r. 435 Bush
Collins George B. pictorial painter Swan & Stein, r.
432 Hill
Collins Georjfe D. , attorney at law, 715 Clay,
rooms 11-13, r. 1939 Broadway
Collins George H., blacksmith, r. 1616 Mason
Collins George H., finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 530
Ninth
Collins George W., bookkeeper W. W. Chase & Co., r.
516 Twenty third
Collins George W., canvasser, r. 10 Powell Av, B. H.
Collins Hannah, seamstress, r. SE cor Chestnut and
Polk
Collins Harry C, stenographer S. P. Co., r. 400 Gold-
en Gate Av
Collins H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 160 Silver
Collins H. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1939 Broadway
Collins Hiigh. laborer, r. 207 Perry
Collins J., r. 362 Minna
Collins J., blacksmith, r. 636 Commercial
Collins James (P. J. Collins & Son), r. 1006 Natoma
Collins James, blacksmith A. McGregor, r. 320 J<
Eighth
Collins James., shoemaker, r. 596 Stevenson
Collins James, stsvedore, r. 132 Jackson
Collins James, tanner, r. 5.30 Ninth
Collins James E., clerk Kane & Heaney, r.'542 Sixth
Collins James P., butcher B. Wieners, r. 48 Tehama
Collins James W., milk depot, 3 Boardman PI
Collins Jane, widow, r. 520 Bryant
Collins J. D., tile setter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
845 Mission
Collins Jeremiah, hostler, r. 233 Langton
Collins Jeremiah, lithographic printer F. Korbel &
Bros., r, 447 Ninth
Collins John, r. 807 Calilornia
Collins John, r. 921 Howard
Collins John (Collins Bros.) r. Twenty-fourth nr
Douglass
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
_. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOH, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
•721
MARKET ST.
PRINTERS AND LITHO&RAPHERS.
COL
339
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Collins John, clerk, r. 9 Langton
Collins John, compositor Chronicle, r. 22 )4 Louisa
Collins John, cooper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 542
Sixth
Collins John, elevator boy Occidental Hotel
Collins John, laborer, r. 20 Gilbert
Collins John, laborer, r, 115 Jasper PI
Collins John, laborer, r. 504 Second
Collins John, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Collins John, laborer, r. 542 Sixth
CoUius John, laborer, r. 754 Folsom
Collins John, laborer Tatum & Bowen, r. 102754 Na-
toiua
Collins John, laborer, r. SE cor Chestnut and Polk
Collins John, lon^shoienian, r. 112(5 Treat Av
Collins John, patternmaker Onion Iron Works, r. 16
Ibis ,
Collins John, ropeman The John A. Koebllng'a Sons
Co.
Collins John, seaman, r. 922 Battery
Collins John, street sprinkler, r. 32 Kissllng
CoUius John, tanner, r. 1138 Howard
CoUina John, waiter Tlie Baldwin
CoUius John A., attorney at law, 526 Kearny, r. 1807
Jessie
Collins John A., pressman Atlantic Straw Works, r.
932 54 Harrison
Collins John B., bartender, r. 337 O'Farrell
Collins John D., stockraJser, r. 18 Valley
CoUius John J., engineer National Iron Works, r.
230 First
CoUius John J., finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 530
Ninth
Collins John J., porter, r. 126 Castro
Collins John J., tanner, r. 1032 Capp
Collins John P., clerk, r. 419 Stevenson
Collins John R., bottler Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 11
Eureka
Collins John S., ironmolder, r. 160 Silver
CoUius John T., barber, r. 353 Third
Collins John W., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 126
Olive Av
Collins Joseph, r. 275 Jessie
Collins Joseph C, general manager VIsitacion Mnfg
and Imp. Co., 601 California, r. 623 Valencia
Collins Joseph V., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
428 Fourteenth
Collins Joseph W. P., porter, r. 1715 Jones
Collins J. T., cabinetmaker, r. 501 Twenty-fourth
CoUius Kate, telephone ot)erator, r. 1313 Stelner
CoUius Kate Mrs., seamstress H. F. GuUixson & Co.,
r. 25 Ninth
Collins Lyman H., salesman New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. Oakland
CoUius M. Mrs., widow, r. i09 Hayes
Col Uns Maggie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 106 Bernard
Collins Mamie, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 106 Bernard
Collins Maria, domestic 2101 Devisadero
CoUius Martin, plasterer, r. 106 Bernard
Collins .Martin J,, shipliuer, r. WiO Pacific
Collins Martin, with Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 710
Minna
Collins Mary, bakery, 521 Fourth
Collins Mary, widow, r. 321 Twenty-ninth
Collins Mary, widow, r. 413 Polk
CoUius Mary, widow, r. 419 Stevenson
Collins Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 10 Anthony
Collins Mary E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 424 .Minna
Collins Mary F., widow, r. 1126 Market
Collins Matthew, liquor saloon, 2 Dunbar Alley, r.
144 Chestnut
Collins Matthew F., fireman New City Hall, r. 322
Ritch
Collins Mattie Mrs., r. 310 Kearny
Collins M. F. Mrs., r. 130 Golden Gate .A.V
^^
IN THE
KXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
r>n»ORTKRS AND DF.ALKns I.N
LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AIIOVE PALACE HOTEL.
Collins Michael, clerk, r. 16 Turk
Collins Michael, dyer, r. 16 5^ Bonita
Collins Michael, furnituremaker. r. 921 Howard
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 140 Minna
CoUius Michael, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Collins Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Fillmore
Collins Michael, salesman Eeane Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Collins Michael, teamster Cal. Powder Works, r. W s
Baker nr Beach
Collins Michael C. well sinker, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Michael T., tinsmith, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Miles, laborer Union Iron Works, r. N a Naps
bet Minnesota and Tennessee
Collins N., laborer Custom House, r. Oakland
Collins Nathan W. (C. A. Castner & Co.) r. 1030 Oak
Collins Nellie, waitress, r. 122 Taylor
Collins Nellie M. Miss, operator Am. District Tel.
Co., r. Oakland
Collins Niinrod, horseshoer James McCarty, r. 1332
Washington
Col'.ins Norine Miss, assistant bookkeeper Eohler &
Chase, r. 1939 Broadway
Collins Ora E. Miss, stenographer with Jordan &
Bull, r. 932 J4 Harrison
CoUius Patrick, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. 203 Twen-
ty-third
Collins Patrick, hackman, r. 913 Howard
Collins Patrick, hostler, r. 56 Natoma
CoUius Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1501 Montgomery
CoUius Patrick, proptr Washington Hotel, NW cor
First and Mission
CoUius Patrick, seaman, r. 272 Branuan
Collins Patrick F., laborer, r. 530 Ninth
Collins PatricE F., teamster, r. 712 Fulton
CoUius Patrick J. (P. J. Collins & Son) r. 1006 Na-
toma
CoUius Perry, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 932 Harri-
son
CoUius Peter, r. 427 Stevenson
CoUius Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 !4 Howard
CoUius Phoebe Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 539
Fourth
Collins P. J. & Son (Patrick J. and James) contractors
and buildeis, 330 Pine, room 11
Collins Kiihird, fireman, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard, horse dealer, r. 1012 .Mission
CoUius Richard, upholsterer, r. 775 Folsom
Collins Richard J., bricklayer, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard M. (\V. W. Cbase it Co.) r. .508 Capp
Collins Robert, compositor Chronicle, r. 515 Leaven-
worth
Collins Robert, fireman, r. 3H Broadway
Collins Robert, laborer, r. 102 Francisco
Collins Robert, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2307 Jones
Collins Robert U., journalist, r. 2302 Leavenworth
CoUius Rose Mrs., ladies' uurse, r. 115 (^ Alta
CoUius Samuel, carpeuter N. B. and M. RR., r. 7 Oak
Grove Av
CoUius Savory W., r. 829 Broadway
COLLINS Si H. successor to H.
Myers i<fc Sou, walciies, jewelry, dlu-
luiiiids and optical jfoods, and loan
otilce, 247 Kearny, r. 2-.l!i Sacramento
CoUius Sidncv. waiter, r. li)tJ6 Clay
CoUius Silas M. (Wheeland & Collins) r. 909 Broder-
ick
Collins S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 8W cor Sacramento and
Franklin
Gpllins T. C. M., compositor Resources of California,
r. 1129 Ellis
Collins Tliomas, bartender, r. 15 Howard
Collins Thomas, boileriuaker, r. 547 Howard
Collins Thomas, euuiueer, r. 22 Williamson
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 413 Polk
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Howard
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Open Fire - Place Triiiiniingra
«. Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CoUius 'I'liiiiiiHS, InbortT, r. 712 Larkiu
Collius ThomiiB, laborer Cal. ^Yire Works, r. NE cor
Bay and Larkiu
Collins Thomas, longslioreman, r. 441 First
Collins Thomas F., carpenter, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Thouaas H., ftuisher, r. 1 Alger PI
Collins Thomas H., morocco dresser Eberhardt Rau,
r. 530 Ninth
Collins Thomas W., merchant, r. 1824 Eddy
Collins Timothy, r. 325 Jessie
Collins Timothy (Collins Bros.) r. Twenty-fourth nr
i:)ouH:lass
CoUiiiS Timothy, laborer, r. 301 Octavia
Collins Timothv Mrs., widow, r. 409 Folsom
Collius Trevie, "clerk Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. 160
Silver
Collius T. "W., secretary The John T. Cutting Co.,
23-25 California, r. 1824 Eddy
Collins Wade H., butcher William Van Housen, r.
1129 Ellis
Collins Willsm, r. 529 Sacramento
Collius William, coalpasser stmr Colima
Collins William metal roofer, r. 275 .Jessie
Collins William, printer, r. 318 Kearny
Collius William, seaman, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Collins William E., tauner, r. 1032 Capp
Collins William J., pantryman, r. 636 Commercial
Collins William P., morocco worker Eberhardt Rau,
r. 530 Ninth
Collins William T., collector section 3 Sea Wall, r.
1414 Kearny
Collins William W., engineer Pac. Power Co., r. 673
Minna
Collius & Co. (Charles \. Boldeman and Charles J.
Collins, Jr.) hatters, 1018 Market
Collins ct Lyons (Mrs. A. L. Collins and John Lyons)
teamsters. Pier 11, Steuart
1^- Collins. See Collings
CoUischoun Charles, correspondent Belloc & Co., r.
Oakland
CoUischoun Otto, draftsman John J. Clark, r. Oak-
land
Collison James, boilermaker, r. 66 Clementina
Collison John A., collector, r. 915 Polk
Collison William, clprk, r. 2208 Filbert
Collmer Jacob, stableman G. Briigge, r. 6 Washington
Collner John, compositor, r. 11 Natoma
Collom William N., clerk, r. 407 Capp
CoUon Mathew, teamster, r. 1129 Harrison
CoUopy George, varnisher Fiuk & Schindler, r. 22
Morris Av
Collopy James, bakery, 953 Bryant
Collopy Mary Mrs., r. 22 Morris Av
Collopy Mary E. Miss, r. 22 Morris Av
Collopy Richard E., apprentice George E. Belmor, r.
22 Morris Av
Collopy William P.. boilermaker, r. 22 Morris Av
Collor Martin, groceries and liquors, 2700 Mission
Colludi A. Mrs., widow, r. 401 J^ Oak
CoUudi Albert, clerk H. P. Hartte, r. 401 M Oak
Colludi George, soapmaker, r. 401 )^ Oak
Colludi Robert, clerk, r. 401^ Oak
CoUum Bernard, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 99 Powell
Av., B. H.
Colly G., bottler A. Lang, r. 1818 Ellis
8^ Collyer. See Collier
Colman Abraham, merchant tailor, 775 Market, r. 530
Turk
Colman A. T. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Ford
Colman Charles (Charles Colman & Co.) r. 905 Hyde
Colman Charles & Co. (Charles Colman and Abraham
Stern) clothiers, NE cor Kearny and Sutter
Colman Charles G., salesman A. Colman, r. 530 Turk
Colman J., waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Colman Joseph, r. 211 Powell
Colman Meyer, tailor H. Harris, r. 504 Grove
Colman Nicholas J., mining, 330 Pine, room 44, r,
Alameda
Colman Thomas, hairdresser, r. 1221 Pacific
Colman William P., painter, r. 2708 Polk
K?" Colman. See Coleman and Kohlman
Colmaun George, candymaker Rothschild Jk Ehrenp-
fort, r. 819 Pine
Colmann Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. 819 Pine
Colmaun Martin Jr., shipping clerk National Brew- '
ing Co., r. 819 Pine
Colmesnil James Or., lamp mnfr, r. 2238 Post
Coloff Herman, musician, r. 422 Second
Coloma I. De Santa, porter Charles Laubenhelmer,
r. .535 Vallejo
Colomb Jules, woodcarver, r. 18 Salmon
Colombat A. Mrs., mnfr fringes, cords and tassels,
108 O'Farrell
Colombat Antoinette Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat,
r. 108 O'Farrell •
Colombat Henry, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 108
O'FarroU
Colombini Giovanni, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
Colombo Alessio, cook, r. 4 San Antonio
Colombo Anton, stableman, r. 320 Fulton
Colombo Dominick, cook, r. 500 Merchant
Colombo Giovanni, r. 17 Dunn Alley
Colombo Hotel, Quilici Brothers proprietors,
621 Broadway
Colombo Market, S s Pacific bet Front and Davis
Colombo Manuel, laborer, r. 535 Vallejo
Colonnade The, R. Diefeudorf manager, 1206 Market
Colorado Steam Navigation Co., Charles F.
Crocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Towusend, room 4
Colosseum Liquor Saloon, Kayser & Mayer-
proprietors, 910 Market
Colquhouu Robert D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1512 Franklin
Colson Alexander, seaman, r. 242 J^ Clara
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r.
Pennsylvania Av bet Solano and Mariposa
Colson T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
B^ Colson. See Coulson
Colstou Samuel H., boilermaker, r. 1507 Church
COLT'S PATEIT FIRE ARMS MM, CO,
(of Hartford) I. R. D. Grubb agent, lO
Front
Colter Edward J., carrier Post Office, r. 2322 Pine
Colter John N., upholsterer, r. 2322 Pine
Colter William T.. carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
8^" Colter. See Coulttr
Colthi rp Robert, janitor, r. 214 Minna
Coltman George E., tinsmith Pac. Can Co.. r. 23
Chelsea
Colton Alric O., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.
2217 V2 Pine
Colton David D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor California
and Taylor
Colton Dental Association, Dr. Charles
Decker, rooms 6-10 Pbelau Bldg
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Plielaii Building, Rooms 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
(Entrance, 806 Market.)
n A CI C!DrPT A T TOTQ! • Positively Extract Teeth
trilU UrilUliiLlljlO, without Palu-the only
office that makes and gives the celebrated "Colton
Gas. " Established in 1863. Over 20,000 references.
Also, performs all Operations In Dentistry.
DR. CHARIiES W. DECKER.
Colton F. D. Mrs., r 2217 M Pine
Colton Frank, machinist, r. 1129 Harrison .
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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t n Frank L., cutter Blake, Muffitt & Towne, r.
^JlTJi Pine
'.i>a JameB, plumber, r. Ctli Natoma
' )u Katie, domestic 2316 Clay
; II M. Mrs., r. 425 Geary
n Nathaniel W,, shoemaker, r 41 Fulton
t 11 William, luborer, r. llODore
C'lton Willitim E., plumber, r. 110 Dora
COLUMBIA FOUNDRY
Keese Iile-\vellyn proprietor, iiiunufac-
turvr liouse fronts mid inacliiiiery cast-
inga, 133-135 Beale and 136 Main
•Columbia Gas Saver, Gas ConsumerB' Assn agents,
nO!« Sutter
Columbia Grammar School, Mrs. Carrie F. Plunkett
principal, E s Florida bet Tweniy-fif th and Twen-
ty-sixth
Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simpson &
Bro. agents, 48 Marlset
Columbus Buggy Co. (Pacific Coast branch) A. Q.
Gleun manager. 221-223 Market
Columbus Pa cluing Co., cor Taylor and Fran-
cisco, Fontana & Co. ageuts, 116 California
Columbus William, helper Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. American Exchange Hotel
Colvert Silas, cellarman E. J. Baldwin, r. 1217 Call-
foruia
Colvin Edward J., machinist, r. 1223 Stockton
Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No^5, r. 1223 Stock-
ton
•Colvin James J., plumber, r. 1915 Jessie
Colvin Kate Mrs., lodgings, 641 Washington
•Ccilviu Lydia Mrs., dressmaking. 24 Sixth
Colvin William, waiter, r. 879 Market
Colwell Frank, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Cohvell Terrence, gardener, r. 15 Page
»5" ColwcU. See CUdwell and Cauldwell
Comaich George M., salesman, r. 18 Clarence PI
Coiuaus John, mechanic, r. S s Parker bet Alabama
aud California Av, B. H.
liatalade Felix, r. 1313 Stockton
.i);italade Louis, hackman, r. 815 Stockton
utiatalade Louis, lodgings, 1313 Stockton
■Cumber William, laborer, r. 1040 Howard
Comhes Edward L., engineer, r. 321 Fifth
Combes Lottie, widow, r. 425 Fulton
as^ Combes. See Coms and Combs
Combination and Hestou (Cone) Steam Packing, 8.
P. Nelson & Co. agents, 10 Commercial
Combination Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Water-
man secretary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Comblaud Bertha, dressmaking, 505 Sutter
Combs Charles, r. 70 Minna
CoQibs Charles C. teamst-r The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 614 Third
lazzi Battista, tinsmith, r. 526 Vallejo
■ r Ann, widow, r. 12 Bridge PI
I' r Bartholomew, laborer, r. 3 Sherwood PI
cotui-r Walter, laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 12
Bridge PI
Coiuerford Edward, longshoreman, r. 422 Second
Couicrford Hall, NW cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Coiuerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comcrford John H., clerk, r 1911 Hyde
Comerford Joseph M.. real estate, junction Valencia
and Mission, r. 432 San Jose Av
Comerford Lawrence, seaman, r. 11 Steuart
Comerford Moses, laborer, r. 2323 Mason
Comerford Patrick, liquor saloon, 1911 Hyde
Comfort Edmund, r. 522 Stevenson, rear
Comfort James B., toll collector Oakland wharf, r.
Alameda
Comfort John, r. 1714 Clay
Comfort Kate, widow, r. lOJ^ Gilbert
Comfort William J., conductor, r. 47 Third
Commary John A., (Commary & McDonald) r. 431 Mc
AlUbter
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Commercial News and Shipping List (daily
and weekly) Commercial Publishing Co.
Commary William E., clerk W. T. Y. Schenck, r. 804
Hayes
Commary William T., contractor, 30 New Montgom-
ery, r. 804 Hayes
Commary & McDonald ( John A. Commary and Dan-
iel McDonald) painters, 327 Turk
Commercial Agency, Pickens, Fulton & Co. pro-
prietors. 401 California, rooms 6-7
Commercial Block, SE cor California and Front
Commercial Building and Loan Association, 3u8 Cali-
fornia
Commercial Club, 547 Hayes
Commercial Fire Dispatcli Co., Walter F.
Burns manager, 809 Market, room 61
Commercial Hotel, John McGovern manager, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny
Commercial House, Joseph Koepke proptr, 636-642
Commercial and 643-645 Clay
Commercial Insurance Co. of California,
John H. Wise president. Charles A. Laton secre-
tary, 439 California
Commercial liunch, Harmon Kozminsky pro-
prietor, 217-219 Pine
Commercial Mills, James Baumberger proprietor,
5:i9 Fifth
ipping
ublishing Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors, 34 California
Commercial Publisbing' Co., Morris U. Bates
president, George F. Neal manager, publishers
and proprietors Commercial News and Shipping
List, 34 California
Commercial Record (weekly) Charles B. Flanagan
publisher, 536 Clay
Commercial School, Isldor Leszynsky principal, E s
Powell, bet Sacramento and Clay
Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey proprie-
tors, Alameda, bet Rhode Island and De Haro,
ofiace 223 Sacramento
Commercial Steam Power Works, William
Potter Jr. superintendent, 506 >;• Commercial
Commercial Steam Printing House, Francis,
Valentine & Co. proprietors, 517 Clay
Commercial Tea Importing Co. (Gustave
Pulschen) teas and coffees, 957 Market, and NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Commercial Travelers' Association of California, E.
T. B. Mills secretary, 31-33 California
Commei'cial Union Assurance Co. (limited)
of London, C. F. Mullius manager, 301 California
Commercial Union Insurance Co. (of Cali-
fornia) Jeremiah Deasy city agent, 875 Market
Commercial Warehouses, N s King, bet Second and
Third
Commins E. & Co. (Edward and Edward P. Com-
mins) importers and wholesale liquor dealers,
5-7 Pine
Commins Edward (E. Commins & Co.) r. 714 Qoldeu
Gate Av
Commins Edward P. (E. Commins & Co.) r. 714
Golden Gate Av
Commins E. H., cashier J. J. O'Brien b Co., r. Ala-
meda
Commins Frank, cashier E. CahlU & Co., r. Saucelito
Commins James E., blacksmith Peter W. Commins
Commins Peter W., blacksmith, 3251 Mission
8^ Commins. See Cumraings and Cummins
Commissioner Immigration State, 504 Bat-
tery
Cominls.sioner Insurance State of Califor-
nia, 401 California, room 8
Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and Wash-
ington Territory, John E. Shepard, office 506 Bat-
tery
Commissioner SlUpping United States, 603
Front
Commissioners Bank, W. W. Moreland, A. W.
Potts and J. A. Thompson, 528 California
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IWARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Coiniuisaioners City Hull, New City Hall, first
floor
Coiniiiissioiiers Harlior, 10 California
Coinniissioiiei-s of Election, New City Hall,
basemeut
Commissioners of Insanity, New City Hall,
basement
Commissioners Park, Park Lodge, Golden G*te
Park
Commissioners Pilot, 506 Battery, room 9
Commissioners Police, Old City Hall, second
floor
Commissioners Railroad, ofilce 119-121 Phelan
Bldg
Commissioners Revenne Fund, New City Hall
Comniissioners Sun Francisco Fire De-
partment, Old City Hall
Commissioners Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, D. B. Voolf Becretary, 121 Post, room 15
Commissioners Viticultural, State Board of,
John H. Wheeler secretary, 204 Montgomery
Commissioners "Water, New City Hall, first
floor
Commons John, machinist J. C. Mollison, r. 4 Board-
man PI
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuscarora,
Nev.) H. Deas secretary, 52 Nevada Block
Comozzi Giovanni, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Compagcie du Boleo, A. Carpentier agent, 438 Cali-
fornia
Compagno John (Compagno & Tarantino) r.SPrescott
Compagno .t Tarantino (John Compagno and Nunca
Tarantino) poultry and game, 7 Clay St. Market
Compana Eugene, cook Jean Lacay, r. 513 Greenwich
Compana Nicola, tinsmith, r. 3 Lafayette PI
Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, P. Cochin-
ard agent, 412 Montgomery
Compton George, blacksmith, r. 836 Mission
Comptou Harry T.. assistant engineer State Board
Harbor Commissioners, r. Oakland
Compton Louis F., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 925
Howard
Compton Thomas S., clerk Hllborn & Hall, r. Oak-
land
Comstock Agnes M. Mrs., compositor Evening Post,
r. 411 Post
Comstock Charles E., laborer, r. 405 Natoma
Comstock Charles N., clerk Griffith Coit & Co., r.
Oakland
Comstock Clarence B.* compositor Bulletin, r. 411
Post .
Comstock George, clerk J. C. Bates, r. 2203 Steiner
Comstock George O., policeman, r. 709 Montgomery
Av
Comstock J. r. O., lieutenant Fire Patrol No. 2
Comstock Julius, assistant engineer stmr City of Eio
de Janeiro
Comstock Merlin, carpenter, 1157 Mission
Comte Augustus Jr., attorney at law, 534}^ Cal-
ifornia, r. 104 Guerrero
Comte Eugene (Mayer & Comte) r. 5 Marcy PI
Comuth Edmund (Comuth & Bigge) r. 24 Turk
Comuth & Bigse (Edmund Comuth and Frederick
Bigge) marble works, 112}^ Golden Gate Av
Comyns John, shipwright, r. 32(3^ Seventh
Comyns Lawrence, r. 14 Federal
Comyns Maurice, calker, r. 215 Polk
B^ Comyns. See Cummings, Cummins and Com-
mins
Conant Augustus F., manager Pac. Trucking Co., 21
Main, r. Alameda
Conant Charles H., street sprinkler, r. 564 Natoma
Conant George B., searcher of records, r. 893 Hyde
Conaty Peter, r. 1211 Fillmore
Conaty Peter, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fre-
mont and Folsom, r. 302 Fremont
Conaught Gregory H traveling salesman R. W. Bur-
tis, r. 41 Second
Conboy George C, bookkeeper S. P. Co., r. 2523 Bry-
ant Av
Conboy John, glassmakcr, r. 10 Anthony
Conboy Michael J., policeman, r. 407 Vallejo
Conboy Thomas H., copyist Recorder's Oitice, r. 318
Taylor
Conby Patrick, fireman, r. 341 First
Concanuon John, porter, r. 15 Hampton PI
Concannou I,ulie, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market
Concord Hall, Alcazar Bids, 114 O'Farrell
Concordia C1m1>, 102 O'Farrell
Concordia Fire Insurance Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.) Ja-
cobs & Eiiston general agents, 423 California
Concordia Hall, 927 Mission
Condare Theodore G. (Condare & Martin) r. 21 Val-
lejo
Coudare & Martin (Theodore G. Condare and John
Martin) liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo
Condel George M., real estate, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Condell W. E., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 222 Cen-
tral Av
Conderman Joseph, r. 228 Bush
Condict G. Herbert, electrical engineer, 419 Califor-
nia, room 24, r. 620 Sutter
Condict J. Elliot, electrical engineer, 419 California,
room 24. r. 620 Sutter
Condit Annie H. Miss, bookkeeper Burr Folding Bed
Co.
Condon Alice E., student, r. 3211 Clementina
Condon Andrew, plumber Henry Wempe, r. 1332.
Church
Condon C, cabinetmaker, r. 212}^ Perry
Condon Cornelius, laborer, r. 110 Freelon
Condon Cornelius, water tender stmr Zealandia, r.
410 Broadway
Condon C. W., miller Horace Davis & Co.. r. 20T
Twelfth
Condon David, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av
Condon Edmund, bartender, r. 733 Howard
Condon Edwin W., millhand Golden Gate Flouring'
Mills, r. 1311 Dolores
Condon Ellen, widow, r. 307 Seventh
Condon Frederick, engineer, r. 1110 Montgomery
Condon George, electrician, r. 1110 Montgomery
Condon J. A., conductor Geary St. ER., r. 1419 Laguna
Condor James, teamster, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Condon J. J., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r^
270 Tehama
Condon John, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Condon John D., cabinetmaker, r. 212 J^ Perry
Condon Joseph J., shoemaker, r. 307 Seventh
Condon Joseph J., wrapper P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 18
Cleaveland
Condon Julia, widow, stewardess stmr Geo. W. Elder,
r. 447 First
Condon Lawrence, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Condon Martin, molder Curtis Tobey, r. 44 Third
Condon Michael, oiler stmr San Pablo, r. 1110 Mont-
gomery
Condon M. J. Mrs. .widow, r. E s Buchanan nr Union
Condon Patrick, niillman Pac. Rolling Mill
Condon Patrick H., collector, r. 5 Albion Av
Condon Richard T., insurance agent, r. 1310 Brod-
erick
Condon Sarah C, r. 1610 Howard
Condon Thomas E., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 1610 Howard
Condon Timothy, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1620
Guerrero
Condon William, cutter Baruch & Newman, r. 865
Mission
Condon William, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. 1819
Greenwich
8^" Condon. Congdon
Condrin Frank C, clerk, r. 120 Pierce
Condrin James T., clerk, r. 120 Pierce
Oondrin James T., machinist, r. 120 Pierce
Condrotte Joseph, waiter, r. 150 Shipley
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Assets, 89,658,479. I
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WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Condrotte Joseph, watchman, r. 24 J^ Langton
Couiirotte Lucien J., couductor Omnibus KK., r. 25
Glover
Coudry James, etablemau N. B. and M. RR., r.
Twenty-seventh nr Treat Av
Cone Hiury, pianotu^er Sherman, Clay & Co., r. Ala-
meda
1^" Cone. See Coeli, Cohen and Kohn
Cou*a William, boatmaker Samuel Thornton
Conens George, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
Conens Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 527
Seventh
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. GIG Laguna
Coney Alexander K., Consul-General of Mexico,
office 531 California, r. 817 Post
Coney Charles W. H., collectors. F. and N. P. RR.
Wharf, r. 1920 Fillmore
Coney Elkan H., meternian, r. 616 Laguna
Coney Kaufman, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 616
Laguna
Coney Sophie A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1920 Fillmore
8^ Coney. See Cooney
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada)
Andrew S. Groth secretery, 414 California
Congdon Joseph, grocer, r. 1608 Turk
ae?" Congdon. See Condon
Conger Benjamin T., printer George Hallwegen, r.
Oakland
Conger Charles W., clerk R. Dlnsmore & Co., r. Oak-
land
Conger William H.. student, r. 419 Stockton
Cong^reg-ation Beth Israel, Dr. J. A. Messing
rabbi, S s Turk bet Taylor and Jones
Congregation Einanu El, Dr. Elkan Oohn
rabbi, N 8 Sutter bet Stockton and Powell
Congregation Oliabai Slialome, David Meyer
cantor, E s Mason bet Geary and Post
Congregation Sliaarey Zedek, Rev. J. Heller
reader, NE cor Stockton and California
Congregation Nevali Zedek, David Davis
teacher, 14 Golden Gate Av
Congregational Associates, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23
Congregational Association Christian Chinese, 5 Bren-
ham PI
Congregational Chinese Brethren Home, NE cor Sac-
ramento and Prospect PI
Congregational Publighing Society, Geo.
C. McConnell agent, 757 Market
Congreve Walter M.. solicitor Gas Consumers' Assn.,
r. 32 Rincon PI
Coniflf James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
242 M Fremont
Conkelman Jane Mrs., r. 28 Seventh
Conklin Charles, intspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. Oakland
Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper F. G. Conklin & Co.,
r. BIG Twenty-flr.'<t
Conklin Enoch, r. .309 Eddy
Conlclin F. G. & Co. (Frank G. Conklin) propri-
etors California Glove Co., 585 Market
Conklin Frank, carpet beating, 333 Golden Gate Av,
r. 611 Jessie
Conklin Frank G. (F. G. Conklin & Co.) r. Oakland
Conklin George W., merchant, r. 649 Folsom
Conklin Jane, widow, r. 321 Day
Conklin John, driver I. Graham & Co., r. 7 August
Alley
Conklin John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Conklin Kate Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
r. Gil Jessie
Conklin Morris, r. Gil Jessie
Conklin Piatt, r. 2216 Webster
Conklin Thomas, with Charles Pace, r. 1501 Broad-
way
Conklin Thomas C, brush and broom mnfr, 1612}^
Mission
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Conklin William G., shipping clerk A. Blackmsn &
Co.. r. 1847 Howard
Conklin William M., r. 611 Jessie
Conkling David Mrs., widow, r. 2020 Green
Conlan Charles C, assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Police Court No. 2, and attorney at law, 629
Ke.'irny, r. 16 Oak
Conlan Edward J., coffee packer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
428 Castro
Conlan Francis, laborer, r. N s Channel nr Eleventh
Conlan George, driver, r. 1410 M California
Conlan James M., wood and coal, 1400 Market
Conlan John, carpenter, r. 428 Castro
Conlan John P., clerk, r. cor Second and King
Conlan John W., teamster James M. Conlan, r. 1460
Market
Conlan Patrick, capitalist, r. 16 Oak
Conlan William E., physician and surgeon, r. 16 Oak
Conlan William J., salesman Siegfried & Branden-
stein, r. cor Sixteenth and Shotwell
9^ Conlan. See Conlin and Conlon
ConlesB John, expressman, cor Jackson and Dupont,
r. 18 Kissling
Conley Annie Miss, r. 8 Anthony
Conley Bridget, domestic 2002 Greenwich
Conley Celia Mrs., r. 628 Brannan
Conley Eugene, clerk, r. 9 Boardman PI
Conley Frank J., trunkmaker, r. 1035 Hampshire
Conley James M., compositor Call. r. 716 Stockton
Conley John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Seventh
Av bet L and K
Conley John, ornamental plasterer Kellett & McMur-
ray, r. 763 Market
Conley John J., policeman, r. 1.508 California
Conley Joseph T., clerk L. Popper, r. 1216 Mission
Conley Mary, domestic 2910 Bush
Conley Mary, widow, r. 530 Jessie
Conley Mary J., widow, r. E s Iowa bet Yolo and
Yuba
Conley Michael, teamster, r. San Bruno Road nr
Teneriffe -
Conley Patrick, boilermaker, r. 9 Boardman PI
Conley Patrick, laborer, r. 1035 Hampshire
Conley Philip, r. 310 Tehama
Conley P. J , salesman Keene Bros.
0^- Conley. See Conly, Connelly and Connolly
Conliff E. C.,'r. 115 Leavenworth
Conlin Felix S., molder Occidental Foundry, r. 624
Jessie
Conlin Hugh, special policeman, r. 1315 Octavla
Conlin James (Conlin & Roberts) r. 1G43 Howard
Conlin James, special policeman, r. 1917 Washing-
ton
Conlin J.imes Jr., blacksmith, r. 221 Austin
Conlin John carpenter, 338 Seventh
Conlin John, coalpasser stmr Acapulco
Conlin John, teamster, r. cor Twenty-seventh and Te-
hama, B. H.
Conlin John F., teamster, r. 1 Bay
Conlin John J., contractor, r. 827 Folsom
Conlin Joseph, foreman, r. .'564 Bryant
Conlin Katherine, widow, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Conlin Martin, r. 21 Morris Av
Conlin Martin, longshoreman, r. 12)4 Miller PI
Conlin Michael, soap dealer, r. SE cor Nebraska and
El Dorado
Conlin Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
121 Henry
Conlin Terrence, stableman, r. 21C Perry
Conlin Thomas, r. 8 Margaret PI
Conlin Thomas, fireman stmr Starbuck
Conlin Thomas, metalroofer, r. 714 Clementina
Conlin k Roberts (James Conlin mid John O. Rob-
erts) metalroofers and mnfrs galvanized Iron cor-
nices. 728-730 Mission
a^" Conlin. See Conlan and Conlon
Omlon Bernard, painter and whitener, r. 159 Minna
Cunlou Bernard Jr., tailor, r. 159 Minna
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, Coiilou }indget, .innitress, r. 'JdOCi Mission
Conlou Edward ttremau Joliu Wielaud Brewing Co.
j CoiiUm Ellen, widow, r. 813 Howard
Conlon Frank, sampler T. G. Walkington, r. 16^
Bluxoiue
I Conlou Harry, performer, r. 718 Turk
j Conlou Helen D. Miss, tiacher, r. 813 Howard
, Conlou James, salesman J. Samuels, r. 348 Grove
Coulon John, laborer, r. 331 Day
Conlon John, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. Nevada nr
Kentucky
Conlon John J., cutter Blake, Mofiatt & Towne, r. 718
Turk
Conlon John J., shoecutter Orin Jones & Co.. r. 159
Minna
Conlon John J., tillermsn Hook and Ladder No. 1, r.
22 O'Farrell
Conlon Lawrence, machine operator Porter, Sles-
siuger & Co., r. 159 Minna
Conlon M. Miss, r. 1010 Sutter
Conlon Martin, waiter, r. 520 Bush
Conlou Matthew, drayman Armes & Dallam, r. 1129
Harrison
Conlon Michael (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1521 Califor-
nia
Conlon Patrick, gardener, r. 718 Turk
Conlon Robert E., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
-♦land
Conlon Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Zoe
Conlon Thomas, laborer, r. 421 Bush
Conlon Thomas, laborer, r. 520 Mission
e?"Conlon. See Conlan and Conliii
Conly Alexis, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 736 Clem-
entina
Conly Catherine J , -widow, r. 235 Eleventh
Conly John, clerk, r. 1007 Gough
Conly John, lamplighter S. P. Gas Light Co., r. 3
Bartol
Conly John, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Conly John Mrs., widow, r. 1007 Gough
Conly Michael, teamster, r. 1727 Market
Conly William H., with Fox & Kellogg, r. 1007 Gough
B^Conly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
Conmy Thomas C, foreman Frank Eastman & Co., r.
230 Noe
Conn Richard, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 27
Haight
Conn Edward J., saw filer, 611 Mission, r. 27 Haight
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co., r. 1211
York
Conn Frederick B., clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r. 1211
York
Conn Richard L., plumber, r. 27 Haight
Connahau Cornelius, dairyman, r. 510 Jessie
Conuahan John, farmer, r. Ocean House Road bet In-
dustrial School and Farley's Old Corner
Connahnn Owen, laborer, r. 1703 Sacramento
Connair Annie Miss, dressmaking, 326 iVIason
Connaughton Bridget A., widow, r. 5 Bernard
Connaugbton John, bartender, r. 5 Bernard
Connaughton Joseph J., lithographer Galloway Litho.
Co., r. 5 Bernard
Connaughton Alartin E., bartender, r. 5 Bernard
Connaughton Thomas, laborer, r. 1912 Mason
Coiiiiecticiit Fire Insurance Co. (of Hart-
ford) Robert Dickson manager, William Mac-
donald assistant manager, 441 California
COfflECTICUT fflllTUAL LIFE INS, CO.
James I.. Fogg district superintendent
agencies, Frederic R. Noye*, agent,
313 California, rooms 3-4
Connell Charles H., tobacco and cigars, 625 Union, r.
1409a Mason
Connell Cornelius, driver Engine No. 2., r. 412 Bush
Connell CorneliUB, plasterer, r. 210 Grove
Connell Daniel, compositor Call
Connell Daniel, laborer, r. 421 Ji Natoma
Connell Dennis, l.iborer, r. 310 Ninth
Connell Dennis, teamster, r. 8 s Francisco nr Polk
Connell Eliza, widow, r. 1823 Pine
Ooiiutll Elizabeth, widow, r. 907 Shotwell
Coniull Ellen, widow, r. ir.2 Clementina
Cdiint'U Ellen, widow, r. 4.')9 Stevenson
Council Henry, niattressmaker, r. 9ii7 Shotwell
Connell James, clerk, r. 410^ Natoma
Council James, packer Nolan Bros.
Connell James D., carpenter, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell James O., conductor Market St. RB., r. 3
Churchill Ci urt
Connell James W., carpenter, r. 18 Washington Av
Connell John, blacksmith, r. 519 Sacramento
Connell John, laborer, r. 421 ^i Natoma
Conuell John, laborer, N 8 Stauly Court nr Harrison
Connell John, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale, rear
Connell John, longshoreman, r. 624 Sacramento
Connell John, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 39 Fifth
Connell John R., millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
IIIJ^ Minna
Connell Joseph, blacksmith helper ^tna Ironworks,
r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Ellen
Connell Joseph, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 126
Bartlett
Connell Josephine, domestic 305 Van Ness Av
Conuell Mary I. Miss, teacher, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Maurice, assistant observer U. S. Signal
Office, r. 1130 Pine
Connell Michael, r. 5H8 Mission
Connell Michael, carpenter Fulton Iron Works, r.
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Ellen
Connell Nellie Miss, r. 606 Montgomery
Connell Nora Miss, teacher music, r. 1823 Pine
Connell P., helper Pac. Gas. Imp. Co.
Connell Patrick, plasterer, r. 1002 Minna
Connell Phillip, bricklayer, r. 533 M Natoma
Connell Robert L., r. 710 California
Connell Robert W., teamster Presidio, r. 206 Moulton
Connell Sarah Miss, teacher, r. 907 Shotwell
Conuell Thomas, boiler maker Hamilton & Leach, r.
810 Mission
Connell Thomas, stableman, r. 3fi0 Natoma
Connell Thon as C, painter, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Timothy, laborer, r. 410?^ Natoma
Connell Timothy, laborer, r. 567 Stevenson, rear
Connell William, machluist, r. 643 Natoma
Connell William, seaman, r. 263 East
8^" Connell. See Cornell
Connellan M. T., agent P. F. Collier, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Connelly Arthtir, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Connelly Arthur C, clerk Lane & Connelly, r. 725
Hayes
Connelly C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 725 Hayes
Connelly Daniel, laborer, r. 1312 Broderick
Connelly Daniel, longshoreman, r. 407 Main
Connelly Daniel D., boltmaker, r. 407 Main
Connelly Elizabeth, seamstress, r. Broadway bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Connelly F. J. & P. J. /Francis J. and Peter J.) bars
South Pac. Coast Railway steamers
Connelly Francis J. (F. J. & P. J. Connelly and Lane
.t Connelly) r. 2511 Fillmore
Connelly Frank, finisher Buckingham & Hecht. r.
715 Natoma
Connelly Frank, tinner, r. W s Chenery bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Connelly Frank M., waiter, r. 19 Everett
Connelly Honorah A., seamstress, r. Broadway bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Connelly James (Connelly & Borle) r. 409 Oak
Connelly James, laborer, r.Ws Chenery bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Connelly James, porter Rubicon House, r. NE cor
Fifth and Berry
Connelly James F., upholsterer, r. 820 Vallejo
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C'nnellv James H., salliuaker, r. 1207M Mission
Cuunelly J. H., luacbiuist S. F. Tool Co.
Coiiuelly Johu, expressman, r. 82 Jessie
Connelly John, hostler Central UK., r. cor Eddy and
Fillmore
Connelly John, laborer, r. 16 Decatur
Connelly John, laborer, r. 157 Clara
Connelly John, laborer, r. Broadway bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Connelly John, laborer, r. N 8 Channel bet Ninth and
Tenth
Connelly John N., bollermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r.-J07 Main
Connelly Joseph P., boltmaker, r. 407 Main
Connelly Margaret, widow, r. 21 Federal, rear
Connelly Martin, employee Thomas Day i Co., r.
1206 Fillmore
Connelly Martin, mechanic, r. G18 Tennessee
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1082 Howard, r. 227
Clara
Connelly Mary, r. 611 Pine
Connelly Mary, domestic 2222 Vallejo
Connelly Mary Mrs., r. 225 Perry
Connelly Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 715
Natoma
Connelly M. Jefferson, driver N. B. and M. KR., r. 415
Alabama
Connelly Nellie Miss, r. 34 M Russ
Connelly Owen, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Connelly Patrick, r. 157 Clara
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1424 Montgomery
Connelly Patrick, plasterer, r. 1312 Broderick
Connelly Patrick, saloon keeper, r. 34 M Russ
Connelly Patrick, tailor, r. 447 Tehama
Connelly Patrick, waiter, r. 19 Everett
Connelly Peter, gardener, r. 2190 Devisadero
Connelly Peter, street contractor, r. 607 Stevenson
Connelly Peter J. (F. J. & P. J. Connelly)
Connelly Thomas, butcher stmr San Bias, r. 606
Vallejo
Connelly Thomas, cardrlver, r. 829 Folsom
Connelly Thomas, labonr, r. 3iH Russ
Connelly Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
Connelly Thomas, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r.
12 Chesley
Connelly Timothy, laborer, r. E s Gough nr X''allejo
Connelly William, longshoreman, r. NW cor Green-
wich and Pierce
Connelly William, painter, r. 121 Fifteenth
Connelly William, stonecutter, r. 740 Folsom
Connelly William H.. pressman Brunt & Fisher, r.
820 Vallejo
Connelly & Borle (James Connelly and Louis Borle)
furniture and upholstery, 719 Market
0^ Connelly. See Conley, Coaly, Connolly and Con-
nolley
Conner A. H., conductor Market St. RR.
Conner A. Sarah, widow, r. 742 Pine
Conner E. Mrs., lodgings, 114b ElUs
Conner Eilward, driver A. M. Ebbeta
Conner Frederick W., clerk James De La Montanya,
r. 14.55 Frauklln
Conner George W., machinist, r. 995 Market
Conner Ignatius C, plasterer, r. E s Fifth Av bet
Point Lobos Av and Clement
Conner James F., tinsmith, r. 1616 Mason
Conner John, r. 607 Pine
Conner John W. Mrs., widow, r. 1455 Franklin
Conner M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Conner M. J. Mrs., r. 25 Thirteenth
Conner Nellie Miss, groceries. 1351 Mission
Conner Nicholas W., expressman, NW cor Clay and
Sausome, r. 1509 Church
Conner Wesley, employee Custom House, r. 1221 Mar-
ket
Conner William E., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 742 Pine
W. & J. SLOANE &: CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO ORDKR FOn
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
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Conners Cliarles C, clerk, r. 446 Twentieth
Conners Frank, carpenter, r. 1829 Turk
Conners Harry D., mattressmaker Cal. Mattress Co.,
r. 446 Twentieth
Conners John, r. 20 Turk
Conners John, gardener, r. 242 Langton
Conners John W.. clerk Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 8 Boyd
Conners Mary, widow, r. 446 Twentieth
Conners N., blacksmith William A. Mowry, r. 935
Sacramento
Conners Oscar W., brassmolder M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 1827 Turk
Conners Patrick, carpenter, r. 818 Halght
Conners Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Conners Robert E, mclder and steward Hose No. 3,
r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Conners Thomas, cook, r. 424 Sansome
Conners Thomas, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. 360
Natoma
Conners William, plumber, r. 28 M Louisa
Conners William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 10 Washington Av
Conners W. R., r. 974 Folsom
8S^ Conners. See Conner, Connor and Connors
Connerton Martin J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 8 Kissling
Conness John F., stevedore, r. 118 Gilbert
Conness Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1004 Sansome,
rear
Conness Robert S., clerk Post Office, r. 616 Ellis
Counick Alexander (McKay & Co.) r. Eureka, Cal.
Conniff .\nnie Miss, r. 2919 California
Couniff Dominick R., printer, r. 214 O'Farrell
Conniff Edward C, weigher Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
452 Minna
Conniff James, calker, and foreman Engine No. 1, r.
242 5« Fremont
Conniff James, teamster, r. 976 Harrison
Conniff John V.. clerk S. F. News Co., r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Joseph D., shoe cutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, r. 714 O'Farrell
Conniff Peter, boottreer, r. 209 Rose Av
Conniff Sarah Miss, milliner, r. 110 Hyde
Conniff Thomas, with Spring Valley W.W., r. 18 St.
Rose's Av
B^- Conniff. See Cunniff
Connine James, clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 1227 Pine
Conning Stephen, carpenter John Cook, r. 137 Han-
cock
Connolly Alice, domestic 2118 Union
Connolly Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 209 Hermann
Connolly Hartley Mrs., r. 736 Clementina
Connolly Bernard, saloonkeeper, r. 1205 McAllister
Connolly Catherine, widow, r. 79 Jessie
Connolly Charles, r. 417 Lorkin
Connolly Daniel, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Connolly Dennis, plasterer, r. 1332 Folsom
Connolly Edward, bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r.
1111!^ Pacific
Connolly Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 63
Tehuma
Connolly Edward A., brickmason, r. 622 Larkin
Connolly J., night watchman Presidio
Connolly James, r. 421 Bush
Connolly James, longshoreman, r. 21 Federal, rear
Connolly James, printer, r. 716 Stockton
Connolly James E., calker, r. 52 Tehama
Connolly Jeremiah, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
516 Oak
Connolly John, blacksmith, r. 116 Morris Av
ConnoUv John, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Connolly John, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Cort-
land Av ■'"
Conncilly John, policeman, r. 344 Clementina
Connolly John F., clerk Driscoll i Ryan, r. 173.'^Kinley
ConnollvJosio J. Mrs., teacher, r. 6.38 Green
Connnllv Kate, widow, r. 362 Fifteenth 40 Market
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Connolly Mark, laborer, r. 10(1.5 Joues
Connolly SlaKtJie. widow, r. Cortland Av nr Sullivan
Connolly Miiry, domestic KUSVan Ness Av
Connolly Mary, d<iniestic' I'll 4 Sacramento
Connolly Mary, widow, r. 209 Hermann
Connolly Mary, widow, r. Cortland Av nr Cherubusco
Connolly Maurice, liquor saloon, 525 Mission
Connolly Michael, r. 218 Minna
Connolly Michael, r. 1()33 Twentieth
Connolly Michael, butcher, r. 832 Folsom
Connolly Michael, gardener, r. NW cor Third Av and
Clement
Connolly Michael, hog ranch, W s Vermont bet Co-
lusa" and Yuba
Connolly Michael, horseshoer James Kennedy, r. 204
Commercial
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 54 Minna, rear
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 60 Everett
Connolly Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
629 M Natoma
Connolly Michael, teamster, r. S s Bryant Av bet
Mariposa and Solano
Connolly Michael D. Eev., pastor St. John the Bap-
tist Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Connolly Michael J., clerk Euss House, r. 1213 Twen-
ty-second
Connolly Owen, butcher, r. 29 Waller
Connolly Patrick, furnished rooms, 417 Larkiu
Connolly Patrick, r. SW cor Sanchez and Twenty-
fourth
Connolly Patrick, liquor saloon, 528 Fourth
Connolly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 28 First
Connolly Patrick, porter, r.2I2 Broadway
Connolly Patrick, proprietor The Hoffman,
wines and liquors, 214 Post, r. 729 California
Connolly Patrick, seaman, r. 1124 Folsom
Connolly Patrick G., r. 417 Larkin
Connolly Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Michi-
gan nr Sierra
Connolly Peter, liquor saloon, 643 Merchant
Connolly Peter, teamster Charles K. Allen, r. 130
Clara
Connolly Peter, teamster, r. W s Vermont bet Co-
lusa and Yuba
Connolly Eose, domestic 1212 Mason
Connolly Terrance, butcher Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 1124 Folsom
Connolly Terrence F., r. 37 Minna ^.
Connolly Thomas, carpenter, r. 17 Alaska
Connolly Thomas, poultry and game, 7-11 S. F. Mar-
ket, r. 411 Oak
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Twenty-fourth
Connolly Thomas, laundryman, r. 555 Bryant
Connolly Thomas E., physician, 168 Ninth, r. 1201
Bryant
Connolly Timothy F., policeman, r. 17 Chattanooga
Connolly William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 119
Fourteenth
Connolly William, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Connolly William F., carrier Post Office, r. 3036 H
Sixteenth
Connolly William J., butcher, 1206 Valencia, r. 1016
Twenty-second
Connolly William E., brassfinisher J. Eoylance, r. Ss
Bryant Av bet Mariposa and Solano
B^" Connolly. See Conley, Couly, Connelly and
ConoUey
Connor Annie Mis., r. 244 ^ Perry
Connor Charles M., laborer, r. 1036 Twenty-second
Connor Cornelius, tanner, r. 30)4 Louisa
Connor Daniel, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Connor Georse, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
"onnor James, wood and coal. 113 Shipley
Connor John (Onesti & Connor) r. 246 J^ Oak
Conner John, coalpasser stmr Acapulco
Connell D'hu, liquor saloon, 21 Pacific
Connell Da'vrenoe, fireman, r. 1005 Sutter
Connor Lawrence Mrs., matron Nurses' Horie, r.
1005 Sutter
Connor Mags;ie, domestic 1615 Van Ness Av
Connor Martin, wood and coal, 239 Tenth, r. 232
Tonlh
Connor Mary, domestic 919 Pine
Cimnor Mary domestic 1617 Larkin
Connor Mary Mrs., r. 115 Valparaiso
Connor Mary K. Mrs., r. 566 Minna
Connor Mathew, miner, r. 519 Sacramento
Connor Owen, longshoreman, r. 9 Bryant
Connor Patrick, r. 256 Golden Gate Av
Connor Patrick, boots and shoes. 641 Montgomery
Av, r. 115 Valparaiso
Connor Patrick, longshoreman, r. 719 Brannan, rear
Connor Patrick, porter The Baldwin
Connor Patrick, teamster, r. 128 Clara
Connor Samuel B., mechanical engineer Eisdon I.
and L. Works, r. 517 Twenty-second
Connor Thomas, fireman and steward Hose No. 9,
Larue's Wharf
Connor Thomas, gripman Market St. RE., r. 1182:
Haight
Connor Thomas, shoemaker, r. 6 Eose Av
Connor Thomas F., shipbuilder, x- 566 Minna
Connor William, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 30 M Louisa
Connor William, painter, r. Ocean View
B^" Connor. See Conner. Conners, Connors and
Conor
Connors Agnes, domestic 320 Clementina
Connors Daniel, foreman Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
316 Beale
Connors Daniel, longshoreman, r. 140 Natoma
Connors Daniel, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Connors Dennis, foreman Michael Curran
Connors Dennis, porter Eedington & Co., r. 656 Min-
na, rear
Connors Edward, teamster, r. 509 Twenty-ninth
Connors Henry E., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Alameda
Connors James, boilermaker's helper Eisdon I. and
L. Works, r. 159 Clara
Connors James, boilermaker XJnion Iron Works, r. 16
Isis
Connors James, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 595
Stevenson
Connors James, teamster, r. Sumatra nr Platte
Connors John, hackman, r. 721 Natoma
Connors John, fireman stmr Colima
Connors John, laborer r. 529 Sacramento
Connors John, liquor saloon, 130 Pacific
Connors John, longshoreman, r. 23 Anthony
Connors John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 232 First
Connors John, seaman, r. NE cor Pacific and Davis
Connors John S., patternmaker, r. 16 Isis
Connors Josie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 518)^ Natoma
Connors Katherine, domestic 2336 Mission
Connors Margaret Miss, glovemaker, r. 2937 Mission
Connors Mary, widow, r. 22 Langton
Connors Patrick, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Connors Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean View
Connors Patrick, street paver, r. Alabama nr Army
Connors teter, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Connors Thomas, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Connors Thomas, carpenter, r. E s Louisiana bet
Sierra and Shasta
Connors Thomas, cook, r. Branch House
Connors Thomas, laborer, r. Magdalen Asylum
Connors Thomas, plumber, r. San Jos^ Av nr Thir-
tieth
Connors Tliomas, proprietor Van Ness Avenue
Club Stables. 1620 Pacific Av, r. 18 Bonita
Connors William, laborer, r. 54 First
B^ Connors. See Conner, Conners, Connor and
Conor
Conolley Edward, real estate and insurance, 410 Cali-
fornia, r. 1342 Folsom
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Conolley Edward D., assistant bookkeeper C. A.
Hooper & Co., r. 1342 Folsom
Conor Francois, lapidary, 1103i Sutter, r. 313 Wash-
Ington
Conover Brothers' Pianos, F.W. Spencer 4 Co. agents,
723 Market
Conover George W., seaman, r. 10.5 Clark
Conrad Andrew, piano manufacturer, 1" Clinton Park
Conrad .\udrew O., cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, r. 17
Clinton Park
Conrad Charles, bartend,er The Baldwin, r. 118 Ellis
Conrad Charles, clerk Rathjen & Co., r. 711 Ellis
Conrad Charlt-s A. B., r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Conrad Charles R., cabinetmaker, r. 17 Clinton Park
Conrad Christian, druggist, r. 1527 Ellis
Conrad David, r. 441 Golden Gate Av
Conrad Edward, miller, r. 213 Clara
Conrad Henry A., carpenter and builder, 625 Califor-
nia, r. 814 Bush
Conrad John, blacksmith, r. 169 Sixteenth
Conrad John, laborer, r. 315 Stelner
Conrad John G. (Conrad & Maxwell) r. 2403}^ Cali-
fornia
Conrad John J., contractor, r. 338 Oak
Conrad Leonard F. C, cook John Michaelson, r. 1625
Howard
Conrad Martin, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI
Conrad Mary, widow, r. 13 Glen Park Av
Conrad Samuel, capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Conrad William, clerk Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 13
Glen Park Av
Conrad William A., contractor, 516 Kearny, r. 1628
Eddy
Courad & Maxm^ell (John G. Oonrad and J. D.
Maxwell) fire and marine underwriters, 421 Cali-
fornia
IST Conrad. See Conradt
Conrades Ferdinand, restaurant, 612 Market, r. 1220
Howard
Conradi Philip (Couradl & Moss) r. Oakland
Conradi William, accountant The German Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 2907 Clay
Conradi & Moss (Philip Conradi and Leopold Moss)
leaf tobacco and cigars, 323 Sacramento
Conradson Alfred, r. 41 Natoma
Conradson Eva, tailoress, r. 208 Second
Conradt Julius, dentist, 821 Kearny, r. 2016 Geary
Conran Tlioniag S., manufacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 60
Conro George A. (Conro & Mathews) r. 2811 Pine
Conro & Mathews (George A. Conro and Harvey
Mathews) cigars, 518 Battery
Conroy Annie, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Conroy Edmund C, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
1807Dupont
Conroy Francis, teamster, r. 442 J^ Natoma
Conroy George S., carrier Post OfBce, r. 119 Valpa-
raiso
Conroy Henry, clerk Wells Fargo & Go's Bank, r. 3024
California
Conroy James, hostler, r. SE cor Precita and Wash-
ington Avs
Conroy James, laborer, r. 107 Shipley
Conroy James W.. harnessuiaker, r. 34 Erie
Conroy John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 19 ii
Preston
Conroy John, teamster, r. Sumatra nr Platte
Conroy John W., foreman Cal. Boiler Works, r. S19
Beale
Conroy Margaret, widow, r. 1018 Bryant
Conroy Michael, machinist, r. 32 Tehama
Conroy Michael, painter, Folsom nr Twenty-eighth,
B. H.
Conroy Michael, tailor, r. 442>i Natoma
Conroy Nellie R. Miss, teacher Kindergarten, r. 3024
California
Conroy Nicholaa, laborer, r. 8 Federal, rear
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
W. k J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
fINDOf SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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IN THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjOaatdest i:?..a.t:e]S-
Conroy Patrick, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 23
Georgia
Conroy Peter, laborer, r. 113 H Shipley
Conroy Peter, S., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW '
cor Bryant and Juniper
Conroy Thomas J., assistant manager Pac, Ins. Co., r.
1303 Hyde
Consani Achille, butcher. 111 Sixth, r. 469 Minna
Consani Raffallo, butcher A. Consani, r. 469 Minna
Considine John, liquor saloon. 7M Mission, r. 27H
Clinton
Considine Thomas, porter, r. 27 Clinton
Consolidated Bituininona Rock Co., J. H.
Swift president, Wallace Beck secretary, office 422
Jackson
Consolidated California and Virginia
Mining Co. (Storey County. Nev.) A. W. Hav
ens secretary, 23 Nevada Block
Consolidated Imperial Mining Co. 'Storey County,
Nev.) C. L. McCoy secretary, 3 S. F. Stock and
Exchange Bldg
Consolidated New York Mining Co. (Storey County,
Nev.) C. E. Elliott secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) F. E.
Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Consolidated Wyoining Gold Mining Co.
(Nevada County, Cal.) John M. Buffington secre-
tary, 303 California, rooms 3-4
Consonno Paul, capitalist, r. 821 Greenwich
Constable Laura, seamstress, r. 314 Clementina
Constant Arson, cook, r. 323 Fourth
Constant Benjamin, musician, r. 033 Broadway
Constant M. & Co. (Manuel Constant) commission
merchants, 417 Davis
Constant Manuel (M. Ci^nstant & Co.) r. 417 Davis
Constant Cosma, groceries and liquors, 45 Vallejo
Constantine G., fruits and vegetables, 11 Powell, r.
13'^ Powell
Constantine John, dishwasher Nevada Restaurant, r.
112 Virginia
Constantine Lawrence, waiter, r. 22 Geary
Constantini Stanislaus, waiter Somali & Ladagnons
Constantz Arthur, laborer Irwin Neebitt, r. cor Sixth
aud Channell
Constein Emanuel, barber, r. 912 Geary
Constine Emanuel, porter, r. 742 Ellis
Consul Argentine Republic, Joseph F. Schlei-
den. 324 Washington
Consul Austi'o-Hungarian Empire, R. Hoch-
kofler, 38 California
Consul Belgium. Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Boli-via, Francisco Herrera, 218 Califor-
nia
Consul Brazil, D. L. Randolph vice-consul, 12
Montgomery
Consul Cliili, Henry Barroilhet, 524 Montgomery
Consul China, Liang Ting-tsan consul-general,
Frederick A. Bee consul. King Owyang secretary,
806 Stockton
Consul Costa Rica, Richard Villafranca, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Denmark, John Simpson, 11 Market
Consul Ecuador, Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali-
fornia
Consul France, Edmond Carrey, 606 Montgomery.
rooms 6-8
Consul German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal
consul, Oswald Lohnn vice-consul, 318 Sacra-
mento
Consul Great Britain. Denis Donohoe, 506
Battery
CoiiNul Greece, H.N Cook,32H Fremont
Consul Guatemala, Domingo Estrada, 506 Bat-
tery, room 4
Con.sul Ha>vaiian Islands, D. A. McKinley
consul-gencrHl, 302 Ciililornia
Consul Honduras, John T. Wright, 640 Market
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311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cuiisiil Ituly, Frnuei.sco LumlKi-tcugbi, 500 Bat-
tery
Consul Japnn, Saburo Fujll, 107-109 Phelan
BldK
Consul Mexico, Alexander K. Coney consul-gen-
I eral, 531 California
I Consul N'tttlierlands, James De Fremery, 410
I Battery
I Consul Nicaragua. Francisco Herrera. 218 Cali-
fornln
Consul Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben Sels, 530
California
Consul Peru, William E. Holloway, 430 California
Consul Portugal, Henry Laidley vice-consul, 313
aioutgomery
Consul Republic of Coloniljia Herman S. Boh-
mer, 5n(j B.ittery, room 4
Consul Russia, A. E. Olarovsky, consul-general,
N. Parfenof acting secretary, 411 J^ California,
rooms 3-4: Gustave Niebaum vice consul, 310
Sansome
Consul Salvador, J. Mariano Roma, 123 Cali-
fornia
Consul Spain, Camilo Martin, 411}^ California,
room 1
Consul Sweden and Norway. Henry Lund, 214
■ California
Consul Switzerland, Antoine Borel, 311 Mont-
gomery
Consul Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 33-39 Fremont
Consul United States of Venezuela, Fran-
cisco Herrera, 218 California
Consul Uruguay, William E. Holloway, 430 Cal-
ifornia
Contardi Victor, flshdealer, 23-24 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 608 Greenwich
Conte Giovanni, statuary maker, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Conte Louis, cook, r. 814 Montgomery
Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) D. 0.
Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Conterno Adela A. Miss, saleslady, r. 505 >j Natoma
Conterno J. E. Mrs., r. 505y> Natoma
Conterno Norma E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 505 3*5 Na-
toma
Conterno Othello C, clerk, r. 505 J^ Natoma
Uontiueutal Insurance Co. (of New York) Hutchinson
& Mann agents, 322-324 California
Continental Lodgings, Joseph Eeed proptr, 521 Pa-
cific
Contra Costa Laundry Association (George
H. Hallett, Pliny Bartlett and P. E. Dalton) office
56 Sacramento
Contra Costa Water Co., William H. Mead
secretary, 728 Montgomery
Contreras Frank, barber J, Greif, r. 419 Larkin
Contreras John C, clerk Freud & Son., r. 1624 Dupont
Convent of the Holy Name of Jesus and Mary, Sister
Mary Eugene superior, 210 Tenth
Convent of the Immaculate Conception, W s Guer-
rero bet Twenty-fourth and Tweuty-fifth
Converse Everett, butcher, r. 703 Devisadero
Converse F. B., r. 510 Geary
Convery William A., policeman, r. 1129 J^ Shotwell
Convey Edward, butcher, SE cor Hyde and Green
Conville James, boatman, r. 521 Mission
Conway Andrew J., porter Jones & Co., r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Conway Bernard, foreman, r. 608 J^ Fourth
Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 997 Market, r. 1205
McAllister
Conway Bernard, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Conway Cornelius, r. 322 Austin
Conway Cornelius, laborer, r. 11 Morris Av
Conway David G., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 35
Grand Av
Conway Edward F., compositor Alta, r. 1016 Mason
Conway Ellen Mrs., janitress Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 24 Gilbert
Conway Emma Miss, shoeflttor Kutz & Murr, r. 24
Gilbert
Conway Frederick R., shipsmith, r. 114 Hayes
Conway George, first officer stmr Eastern Oregon, r.
204 Fourteenth
Conway George F., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
Eighth Av bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Conway Hannah, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway James, r. 120 Post
Conway James, liquor saloon, 200 Fourth, r. 139
Fourth
Conway James F., sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 32J)S
Langton
Conway James H., farmer, r. Azores bet Penobscot
and Osage
Conway James M., engineer, r. Eighth Av bet Point
Lobos and Clement
Conway J. H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208 J4 Gen-
tral Av
Conway John, r. 51i Falmouth
Conway John, boilermaker, r. Iowa nr Sierra
Conway John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 608M Fourth
Conway John F., carpenter, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Noe
Conway John H., clerk, r. 723 Gough i
Conway John H., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 118 Ellis
Conway Joseph, clerk, r. .324 Austin
Conway Joseph, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
931 J4 Mission
Conway Laura M-, compositor, r. 114 Hayes
Conway Margaret, widow, r. 723 Goiigh
Conway Margaret, widow, r. Servia bet Savannah and
Platte
Conway Major (McPherson & Conway) r. 1216 Mis-
sion
Conway Mamie Miss, deputy U. S. Internal Revenue,
T. 723 Gough
Conway Mary, widow, r. 32 M Langton
Conway Mary, widow, r. Sweeney ur Hale
Conway Mary M. Miss, housekeeper 23 Kearny
Conway Mary T. Mrs., r. 1128 Pacific
Conway Michael, janitor, r. W s Noe bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Michael, laborer, r. 211 Twenty-third
Conway Michael, machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Conway Michael G., harnessmaker, 931 >4 Mission
Conway Michael J., harnessmaker Michael G. Con-
way, r. 931 J^ Mission
Conway Morris, marble sawyer Ruffino & Bianchi, r.
324 Austin
Conway Owen, groceries and liquors, 415 Fifth
Conway Patrick, marble polisher, r. 3J4 Kate
Conway Patrick, seaman, r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, r. 139
Minna
Conway Patrick J., liquor saloon, 211 Grant Av, r.
325 M Bush
Conway Peter H., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1411
Guerrero
Conway Richard, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 34
Ritch
Conway Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 5J^ Falmouth
Conway Thomas, policeman, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Thomas, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. 442
Tehama
Conway Thomas, teamster John Stumpf, r. Azores
bet Penobscot and Osage
Conway Thomas S., musician, r. 648 Minila
Conway Timothy F., boxmaker, r. 324 Austin
Conwell Charles, drayman Dunham, Carrlgan & Hay-
den Co., r. 22 Ash Av
Conwell Charles C, dentist Thomas Morffew
Conwell Thomas, carpenter, r. 108^ Townsend
Conyers James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
316 Beale
Cooey Arthur, dairy, NW cor Octavia and Filbert
Cooey Owen, dairyman, r. NWcor Octavia and Filbert
Coogan Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 3163*5 Green
LOWEST PEICES.
FIUE GOODS.
LAKGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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CooRan Isabella Mies, dressmaker, r. 316 )< Green
Coogan Jennie, jauitress Stanford Free Kindergarten
No. 1, r. 190(i Mason
Coogan John, longshoreman, r. 106 Minna
Congan Julia, widow, r. 1326 Natoma
Coogan Luke, clerk, r. 308 Green
Coogan Margaret, widow, r. 316J4 Green
Coogan Mhry, r. 132()M Natomii
Coogan Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. N s A
bet Eighth and Ninth Avs
Coogan Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 429 Sixth
Vtmgaii T. C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
:j(>-38. and attorney Board State Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. Oakland
I io^an Thomas J., engineer, r. 310 Green
( ^,'(iu William, expressman, r. 8'2 West Mission
■!,'Hn William H., engineer, r. 1906 Mason
•" Coogan. See Cogan
k Aaron (National Vinegar Works and Com-
pressed Yeast) r. 319 Fourth
I- .k Albert H.. r. 606 Guerrero
C Ilk Albert 0. Mrs., widow, r. 606 Guerrero
C'lik Alexander J., traveling salesman William Davis,
r. Oakland
Cook Alexander 8., carpenter, 908 Valencia, r. 1914
Jessie
C.iok Alfred H., clerk, r. 239}^ Eitch
Cook Algerou M., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 2110
Howard
Cook Andrew, stevedore, r. 1521 Howard
Cook Annie Mrs., liquor saloon, 400 Third
Cook A. O. & Son (Fred R. Cook and estate of Albert
O. Cook) leather belting and hose, 415 Market
Cook Archer S., M. D., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 224 Post
Cook Archibald, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 4.58
Bryant
Cook August, cooper Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 1217)^
Kearny
Cook Aut-'ustus C. assistant commercial editor Ex-
aminer, r. 6ii Hurriet
Cook A. W., fancy goods, 143 Grove
Cook A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 751 Harrison
Cook Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 7:'0 Ellis
CooU C. A. Mrs., physician, 224 Post
Cook Carrie, saleslady, r. 439 Grove
Cook Carroll, attorney at law, 240 Montgomery, r.
122 Lake, Oakland
Cook Ckaiiiiin^ H., physician and surgeon, office
and r. NW cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Cook Chapin C. (Cook & Henderson) r. 153 Sixteenth
Cook Charles, r. 234 Bush
Cook Charles, bakery, NE cor Mason and Chestnut
Cook Charles, decorator, r. 115 Seventh
Cook Charles, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 113
Mason
Cook Charles, teamster, r. 644 Twenty-third
Cook Chsirles E., r. 751 Harrison
Cook Charles E., finisher Antisell Piano Co., r. 621 J^
Valencia
Cook Charles T., inspector Custom House, r. 621
Bush
Cook (harles W., clerk Southern Cal. Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Cook Charles W., stockbroker, 321 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Cook Clarissa B., widow, artistic hair work, 637
Kearny
Cook D., groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove and Oc-
tavia, r. 439 Grove
Cook Daniel, molder, r. 317 First
Cook E., restaurant, r. 914 Clay
Cook E. A. Mrs., lodgings, 10)4 Taylor
Cook Edward A., carpenter, r. 15 Twenty-second
Cook Edward E., collector, r. NE cor Lolt and McAl-
lister
Cook E. J., typewriter Cutting Fruit Packing Co.
Cook Elbridge O., r. 2126 Howard
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST GIRCULiTION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cook Elias, merchant, r. 809 Filbert
Cook Emanuel, restaurant 16i)l Geary
Cook Ernest, tinsmith and plumber, 3283 Mission,
cor Astec and Coso Avs, B. H.
Cook Fiiyette, brickmason, r. Ill Silver
Cook Fay. tte Jr., clerk, r. Ill Silver
(jUUK. Jli Ui eclectic
surgeon, office niid r.
pliyKicinn nnd
OG IScldy; office
liours 2 to 1 and 7 to 0 P. M. !
Cook Frederick, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. Alameda j
Cook Frederick, turner Isaac Hardeuburgh, r. 76 |
Clipper I
Cook Frederick R. (A. O. Cook & Son) r. 606 Guerrero I
Cook Frederick T. H., wellsinker, r. 8E cor Beach
and Bioderick i
Cook George, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cook George, apprentice Murray Bros.
Cook George, horseshoer Thomas Roberts, r. 1613 |
Market [
Cook George B., clerk Neville & Co., r. 216 Mont-
gomery Av '
Cook George E. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 614 Broad-
way I
Cook George G., engineer, r. 136 Clara
Cook George H., r. 818 Church I
Cook George M., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. I
327 Chestnut
Cook George M., teamster, r. 1473^ Valencia
Cook George W., chemist J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land j
Cook George W. Jr., bookkeeper Charles P. Harris & ,
Co., r. Oakland '
Cook George W. F., attorney at law, 330 Pine,
room 55, r. 218 Haight
Cook Hannah, widow, r. 1137 Ellis
Cook Harry, clerk, r. 702 Van Ness Av
Cook Harry, machinist, r. 824 FolBom
Cook Harry, painter, r. 16 Ellis
Cook Harry A., clerk Edward J. Pringle, r. East Oak-
land
Cook H. E., second steward stmr Granada
Cook Henrv, agent washing machines, r. 721 Bryant
Cook Henry, clerk, r. 1206 Miirket
Cook Henrv, plumber John B. Butterworth, r. SW
cor Vallcjo and Polk
Cook Henry Mrs., r. 1903 Baker
Cook Herman, jeweler, r. 113 Trenton
Cook H. J., foundryman Byron Jackson, r. 27 Caro-
line
Cook Hiram B.. deputy City and County Auditor, r. 9
Wetniore PI
Cook H. N., leather belting and hose, and Consul
Greece, 32}i Fremont, r. 809 Hyde
Cook Hugh, candymaker J. Heidi & Co., r. 1520 Stock-
ton
Cook Ida, saleslady Kanyl Tomeye. r. 4.39 Grove
Cook Ira. packer subsistence department U. S. A., r.
213 Shotwell
Cook Irving B., commission dealer, 56 Stewart, r.
1206 Market
Cook Isaac, r. 923 Geary
Cook Isaac, vegetables, 2440 Post
Cook J., apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Cook J., barber, 19 Fourth, r. 434 Minna
Cook J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cook J. Mrs., widow, r. 1628 Pierce
Cook J. Jt M. (Mrs. Jane and Merton C.) confection-
ers, 1626 Polk
Cook James, barber, r. 434 Minna
Cook James, cutter J. FIgel, r. 321 O'Farrell
Cook James, gripman Markc t St. RR., r. 704 Grove
Cook James, laundrymau, r. 713 Brannan
Cook James D., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 4f.8 Bryant
Cook Jane, widow, r. 4 Card Alley
Cook Jane Mrs. (J. * M. Cook) r. 1626 Polk
Cook Jay B., telegraph operator, r. 1722 Bush
LEADING TYPE MMm, PALMER & EEYlH?'
FIIANCINCO. CAIm
>4^K.I.I':N. <"AI^
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Cook Jennie Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Ilosiutal
Cook J. M. Mrs., furnished r.unuB, 111 Geary
Cook John, barber, 131 Montgomery, r. 805 Mason
Cook Ji>hn, bricklayer, r. Fair Oaks nr Eighteenth
Cook John, bookkeeper Moore, Fergusou & Co., r.
i 73:1 Bush
i Cook John, carpenter and builder, 515 Pine, r. 323
I Kearny
Cook John, cook Joseph A. Giusti
Co^k John, gardener, r. 929 Pine
Cook John, machinist, r. D13M Fourth
Cook John, steward, r. 821!^ Montgomery
j Cook John, stoker Engine No. 7, r. NW cor Sixteenth
and Albion Av
Cook John, waiter, r. 680 Harrison
Cook John A. (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. New York
Cook John D. B., lodgings, il9 Stockton
Cook John H., machinist, r. 703 Hyde
I Cook John H. Mrs., varieties, 703 Hyde
Cook Joliu J., druggist and apothecary, 603 Mont-
gomery, r. 1722 Bu.sh
Cook John T., longshoreman, r. 268 Stevenson
Cook John V., carpenter Clay St. RB., r. 526 Kearny
Cook Joseph, r. 871 Market
Cook Joseph, musician, r. 1327 Sanchez
I Cook Joseph, teamster, r. 715 Howard
i Cook Joseph B., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 765
I Harrison
I Cook Kate, widow, r. 27 Caroline
Cook Kate, widow, r. 614}^ Natoma
I Cook Leon H., entry clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1137
I Ellis
[ Cook Lester S., teamSter Byron Jackson, r. 448 Sixth
j Cook Lillie, widow, r. 8 Collins
' Cook Louis, baker, r. 143 Minna
] Cook Louisa, saleslady, r. 430 Grove
I Cook Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1110 Nineteenth
I Cook M., compositor Call
i Cook M., coremaker McCormick Bros., r. Alameda
1 Cook Mary, widow, r. 458 Bryant
Cook Mas, painter, r. 511 Ivy Av
Cook Merton C. (J. & M. Cook) r. 1626 Polk
Cook Michael, janitor Superintendent Streets, r. 726
Gougb
Cook Michael S., contractor, r. 3110 Geary
Cook M. M. Mrs., r. 119 Jones
Cook Nathan I., bookkeeper Dallemand & Co., r. 1137
Ellis
Cook Oliver, engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. Oakland
Cook Pardon A., r. 2212 Sutter
Cook Peter, salesman Norton, Teller & Co.
Cook Philip H., cook, r. 2 Railroad Av
Cook Richard, clerk, r. Tennessee nr Nevada
Cook Robert, janitor, r. 1513 Polk
Cook Samuel, lumber dealer, r. 200 Turk
Cook Seth, capitalist, 29 Nevada Block, r. Palace
Hotel
Cook Sibyl, widow, r. 2440 Post
Cook Stonewall J., cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 964 Howard
Cook Sydney, r. 1517 Taylor
Cook Theodore T., collector, r. 2615 Clay
Cook Thomas, r. 148 Fifth
Cook Thomas, bagmaker, r. 447 Broadway
Cook Thomas, newsdealer, r. 122 Jackson
Cook Thomas J., carpenter, cor Spear and Mission, r.
327 Chestnut
Cook W., apprentice George E. Belmor
Cook Walter H., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1119 Sutter
Cook Warren F., horseshoer, r. 120 Joy Av
Cook Wilber, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 2110 How-
ard
Cook William, carpenter, r. 12 Capp
Cook William, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Cook William, carpenter S. P. Co., r. cor Twenty,
third and Columbia
Cook William, clerk, r. 1220 Twenty-second
Cook William, laborer, r. 3t) Clay
Cook William H., attorney at law, r. SE cor Hoflf Av
an<l Sixteenth
Cook William L., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 1220 Twenty-
second
Cook William W. Jr. (Pulleu & Cook) r. 410 Hyde
Cook & Henderson (Chapin G. Cook and William A.
Henderson) real estate brokers, 12 Montgomery
Cooke Mrs., widow, r. 213 Grant Av
Cooke F. W., compositor Alta
Cooke G. B. Mrs., widow, r. 933 Sutter
Cooku George J., clgarmaker, r. 819 Vallejo
Cooke Grant F., solicitor Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
Nucleus Hotel
Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Pacific Heights School,
r. 1235 Hyde
Cooke Harry, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 824 Fol-
som
Cooke Lena Clarke, widow, r. 320 Mason
Cooke M. Mrs., lodgings, 1217 Polk
Cooke Robert J., engineer, r. 1217 Polk
Cooke Walter B., journalist, r. 622 O'Farrell
Cooke W. E., machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Cooke W. H. Rice, capitalist, r. 1001 Pine
Cooke WMlliam B. Mrs., r. .522 O'Farrell
1^" Cooke. See Cook and Koch
Cooks and Waiters' Association, 124 Geary
Cooks Brotliers (Louis, William, and Max) fresco
artists and interior decorators, 108-110 Post
Cooks Louis (Cooks Bros.) r. Oakland
Cooks Max (Cooks Bros.) r. Cleveland, Ohio
Cooks William (Cooks Bros.) r. Cleveland, Ohio
Cookson E. Mrs., r. 615 Van Ness Av
Cookson Frank D., engineer, r. 1919 Jessie
Cookson Herbert H., clerk Price's Assay Office, r. 612
Mason
Cookson Horace, r. 121 California Av, B. H.
Cookson William B., clerk J. F. Harris, r. 1919 Jessie
Cool William P., dentist, 22 Kearny
)^~ Cool. See Kuhle
Cooley Alfred E., clerk Robert W. Burtis, r. 701 Polk
Cooley B. F., r. 307 Fourth
Cooley Earl K., mufr tule insoles, NE cor Alabama
and Twenty.fourth, r. 105 Utah
Cooley Horace B., seaman, r. 105 Utah
Cooley J. peddler, r. 39 Minna
Cooley Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Cooley L. E. Mrs., fancy goods. 701 Polk
Cooley Michael, plasterer, r. 3 Morris Av
Cooley Walter W., inspector Custom House, r. 29
Hoff Av
Coolidge G. W., coffee roaster S. H. Tyler & Son, r.
Oakland
Coolidge Henry C. fruits, 1029 Market, r. 923J4 Mis-
sion
Coolidge James, clerk, r. 210 Powell
Coolidge Joseph A., with Spring Valley W.W., r. 210
Powell
Cooling George W., blacksmith, r. Tennessee nr
Solano
Coomans Jean B., locksmith Henri Vayre, r. 205
O'Farrell
Coombes George F., clerk Bohemian Club, r. 721
California
Coombs A. Leslie, stenographer, 224 Sansome. r. 116
Turk
Coombs Ancll B., packer Kohler & Chase, r. 1305 Ellia
Coombs Edward, engineer Langley & Michaels, r. 321
Fifth
Coombs L. E. K., quartermaster stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Coombs Robert, stableman Pac. Imp. Co.
Coombs Stephen D., steward, r. 663 Howard
Coombs William H.. fine gold boiler. U. S. Mint. r.
914 Larkin
Coome Robert, janitor, r. Silver Star House
Coon Benjamin R., mining, r. 234 Bush
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
I.ICK: HOUSE BI.OCK.
NATIONAL Fire lis. Go. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
MARKET ST.
i MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
COO
351
COO
Coon Charles D., r. 927 Howard
Coon Charles W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 927
Howard
Coon Felix, commercial traveler, r. 347 Waller
Coon Frederick H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
12a9 Pine
Coon George M., mailing clerk Post Office, r. 722
Geary
Coon George W., woodworker B. Grave & Co., r. 1203
Golden Gate Av
Coon Herman, r. 347 Waller
Coon H. I., cashier Equitable Life Assurance Soc, r.
1239 Pine
Coon H. L., r. 1140^ Howard
Coon Jacob, r. 1140 Howard
Coon James D., glovemaker S. Stemmer, r. 865 Mis-
sion
Coon John R., brakeman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Yazoo
nr Dominica
Coon Major David, proptr Wads worth House. 234
cook MATTHEW F. wood
eiig^raver, 41 0 Sausoiue, r. Oakland
Coon Philip, cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 865 Mis-
sion
Coon & Co. (Troy, N. Y.) mnfrs collars, C. A. Culver
manager, 51^ Market
10" Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Euhn
Oooney Anna, widow, r. 291 Union
Cooney Anne Miss, notions, 291 Union
Coouey Daniel, dairyman, r. Castro bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Coon<^y Daniel Jr., painter, r. Castro bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Cooney Edmund, laborer, r. 7 Wood
Cooney Ellen Miss, r. 336M Vallejo
Cooney Ellen C. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 291 Union
Cooney James, laborer, r. 1012 Battery
Cooney James, laborer, r. 2927 Mission, rear
Cooney James J., notary public. 407 Montgomery, r.
422 Fell
Cooney James P., painter, r. Castro bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Cooney John, r. 512 Mission
Cooney John, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John, laborer, r. 1305 Dolores
Cooney John, paints and oils, 113 Fourth, r. 518 De-
visadero
Cooney John, porter Paul Keyser.r. cor Twenty-fourth
and Folsom
Cooney John, stableman Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Cooney John F., student, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John J., plumber, r. Castro bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Cooney John P., porter, r. 1204 Treat Av
Cooney Joseph T., assayer, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney Margaret, r. 1124 York
Cooney Martin T., clerk Michael Cooney, r. 422 Fell
Cooney Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 406 Twenty-
fourth
Cooney Alicliael, attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.
422 Fell
Cooney Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Cooney Michael, liquor saloon, 624 Stevenson
•Cooney Michael, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. NE
cor Third and Stevenson
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Everett
■Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 551 First
Cooney Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Cooney Patrick J., laborer, r. 1706 Sacramento
Cooney T., miller, r. 317 Bush
Cooney Thomas, wool sorter, r. 1219 Florida
Cooney Thomas J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 943 Capp
Cooney William, painter, r. 291 Onion
k^
IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, I J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cooney William M., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 422 Fell
I^T" Cooney. See Coney
Coonley Holland C, carpenter, r. 1017 Clay
Coons George, carpenter, r. 48 Thirteenth
Coons George, manager The Great American Import-
ing Tea Co.. 140 Sixth
Coons J. T. W., commission merchant, r. I0J4 Sumner
Coop Jennie Miss, bookkeeper S. F. Planing Mill, r.
2410 Harrison
Coop John, proprietor San Francisco Planing Mill.
524-528 Fifth, r. 2410 Harrison
Cooper Abram M., tailor, 622 Clay, r. 3 Hopeton Ter-
race
Cooper Adelaide, widow, r. 1204 Powell
Cooper Alexander B. , secretary Martin White
Mining Co., 325 Montgomery, room 8, r. Alameda
Cooper A. W., water tender stiur Granada
Cooper Benjamin, r. 546 Mission
Cooper Charles, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 3 Hopeton
Terrace
Cooper Charles, laborer Custom House, r. 21 H Perry
Cooper Charles E., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.. r.
1514}^ Pacific Av
Cooper Charles O., tailor, r. 635 Jessie
Cooper Chauncey F., printer, r. 2926 Clay
Cooper David F., printer, r. 3 Fulton
Cooper Eben B., bookkeeper, r. 1721 Lagnna
Cooper EUwood, president State Board of Horticul-
ture 220 Sutter, r. Santa Barbara
Cooper E. M., general superintendent Wells
Fargo & Co , NE cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 933
Adeline, Oakland
Cooper Erwin M., stenographer A. Schilling & Co., r.
Alameda
Cooper Ezekiel, janitor 22 California, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Francis H., r. 365 Eleventh
Cooper Frank, clerk, r. 1320 Mission
Cooper Frank J., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Berkeley
Cooper Frederic T. (Stauf, Cooper & Redlich) r. 1810
Lyon
Cooper George, r. 413 O'Farrell
Cooper George D. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.) r. 1456
Franklin
Cooper Hattie Miss, r. 1902 Vallejo
Cooper H. H., second assistant engineer stmr City of
New York
Cooper Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 2819 5^ Mission
Cooper Henry, liquor saloon, 825 Moutj^omery, and
extraman Engine No. 1, r. 902 Montgomery
Cooper James, laborer, r. 33 Moss
Cooper James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Cooper James, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 13 Freelon.
rear
Cooper James, ship carpenter, r. Mariposa nr Mis-
sissippi
Cooper James H,, waiter, r. 108 Second
Cooper James K., books and stationery, 746 Mar-
ket, r. 219 Powell
Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., vice-principal Columbia
Grammar School, r. 320 }i Eighteenth
Cooper Jesse, patternmaker, r. 526 Mission
Cooper J. H., compositor C. W. Gordon, r. Berkeley
Cooper J. Harold, accountant P. C. SS. Cq., r. SE cor
Pierce and McAllister
Cooper John, merchant tailor, 24 New Montgomery
r. 704 Sutter
Coopi-r John, salesman Henry Liicke, r. 664 Mission
Cooper John A., conductor, r. 22s Branuan, rear
Cooper John B. H., r. 192(i Octavia
Cooper John B. R. Mrs., widow, r, 1928 Sacramento
Cooper John H., laborer, r. 419 Francisco
Cooper John P., r. 69 West Mission
Cooper Joseph (Orr & Cooper) r. 635 Jessie
Cooper Jo.seph, bookkeeper, r. 2318 Sutter
Cooper L. P., r. 64H Minoa
Cooper Kate W.. widow, r. 420 Seventh
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City A^ent,
4!i9 California Street
COO
352
COK
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
l-:N<Jr-lSH AXL> AMI-:UTCAN
KnouiiMlIt', <iiIiiKtMl itnd I'Inin.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cooper Leo, teacher elocution, 814 Geary, r. 1608 Van
N('s» Av
Ooojier I.lIIie, teacher music, r. Wi Perry
Coopor Louis, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 529
l\Iotit^'onipry Av
Coopor Meilicul Collejare, Dr. Levi 0. Lane pres-
iili'iit, Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr. dean of the Faculty,
NE cor Webster and Sucramento
Cooiu-r Michael, with Spring Valley W. W., r. 26
Turk
COOPER MORRIS mercnan*
tailor. 413 Powell opp Trinity Cliiirch
Cooper S. Mrs , clerk B. Ploetnen, r, 115 Oak
Cooper Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 825 Valencia
Cooper Sarah Mrs., bakery, 2810 M Mission
Cooper Sarali B., widow, president Golden Gate
Kindergarten Association, r. 1902 Vallejo
Cooper Sidina, bakery, 254!) Folsom
Cooper S. M., traveling salesman Martin Sachs & Co.,
r. Hi08 Van Ness Av
Cooper Theodore, porter, r. 613 Howard
Cooper Thei-esa M., copyist, r. 635 Jessie
Cooper Thomas, blacksmith M Kelly, r. 216 Twenty-
third
Cooper Thomas, car builder, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Cooper Thomas, waiter, r. 414 Sansome
Cooper Thomas H., blacksmith, NE cor Laurel and
Sacramento
Cooper William, cabinetmaker, r. 2.549 Folsom
Cooper William, capitalist, r. 217 Minna
Cooper William, carpenter, r. 3.':i0 O'Farrell
Cooper William A., clerk Post Office, r. 22 Geary
Cooper William A., lumber inspector S. P. C. Ry., r.
San Jose
Cooper William R., pattern maker Empire Foxindry,
r. State nr Clara Av
Co-operative Soap Co., Howard H. Hogan manager,
211-313 Sacramento
Coos Bay Oregon Cnal Co., Wlllard V. Huntington
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Coos Bay "Paclteta, A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents,
48 Market
Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co., August Gewer sec-
retary, 323 Front
Cootey Edward, apprentice Tait h Hainque, r. 7 Pearl
Cootey Mnry Miss, saleslady The Standard, r. 7 Pearl
Cootey Patrick H. Mrs., r. 7 Pearl
Cope George W. (C. H. Maddox & Co.) r. 826 Powell
Cope James H., cutter B. Getleson & Co., r. 1729 Mo
Allister
Cope John, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. cor Sec-
ond and Natoma
Cope Oliver, mill hand Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. SW cor Tenth Av and Clement
Cope Warner W. (Cope & Boyd) and reporter decis-
ions Supreme Court of Cal. 121 Post, r. 614 Sutter
Cope & Boyd (Warner W. Cope and James T. Boyd)
attorneys at law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14
Copeland Alexander, employee Fulton Iron Works, r.
633 Stevenson
Copeland Alexander, oiler steamer Newark, r. cor
Douglass and State
Copeland Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Copeland Edward E., attorney at law, r. 501 Post
Copeland Henry M., bookkeeper, r. 108 Hickory Av
Copeland Hugh, tule bottle cover maker B. F. Gilman,
r. 108 Hickory Av
Copeland Kate, widow, r. 108 Hickory Av
Copeland Kate, widow, varieties, 115 Twenty-fourth
Copeland R. A., compositor Chronicle, r. 37 Second
Copeland William G. (Copeland & Banks) r. 1720 De-
visadero
Copeland & Banks (William G. Copeland and William
O. Banks) architects, 126 Kearny, room 5
U^Copeland. see Copeland
Coplthorne Richard, stove mounter W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 1527 Howard
Copland George, r. 4J4 Ridley
Copley Harvey, master mariner, r. 2214 Jones
Copmiinn M., bookkeeper Najia Valley Wine Co., r.
Alameda
Copp Frank P.. salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. Al-
nieda
Copj) John L., carpenter, r. 2726 Sutter
Copp Michael, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Coppa^e Jolin W., button-hole factory, 18
O'Fiirrell
Copper King Mining Co. (Cochise Co., A. T.) W. H.
H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24
Copper Q,ueen Conigolidated Mininj; Co.
(Ult-bee, A. T.) C. G. Young agent, 25 Davis
Copper.smith Frederick, r, 1130 Twenty-second
Copperthwaite John J., engineer tug Neptune, r. 21
Pearl
Coppertiui Gaetano, vegetable peddler, r. 730 Vallejo
Coppin Richard J. S., carpenter, r. 653 Ji Minna
Copson Benjamin, mnfr brooms, 322 Davis, r. 727
Bush
Coqullle Mill and Tug Co. (Coos Co., Oregon) Charles
F. Doe agent. SW cor Spear and Howard
Corbell George W., clerk, r. 1815 Broadway
Oorbell Sara L. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1815 Broadway
Corbell Susie E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1815 Broadway
B®" Corbell. See Korbell
Corbett Edward, teamster, r. 11 Bernice
Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. RR.. r. 1196
Haight
Corbett E. J. Mrs., physician, 402 O'Farrell
Corbett Frank J., inspector Board of Health, r. 518
Hayes
Corbett Harry E., dairyman, r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Hugh, real estate agent, r. 16 Willow Av
Corbett James J., collector Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 216 Fillmore
Corbett John, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 81 Na-
toma
Corbett John, laborer, r. 334 Shipley
Corbett John, laborer Bliven & Lewis, r. 255 Minna
Corbett John, real estate, r. 1014 Lombard
Corbett John Jr., plabterer, r. 334 Shipley
Corbett John C, clerk, r. 4 Albion Av
Corbett John C, clerk John Perry Jr., r. 1014 Lom-
bard
Corbett John E., switchman Market St. RR., r. 515
Castio
Corbett John J., paper cutter Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
117 J4 Perry
Corbett John P., hackman, r. 518 Hayes
Corbett John W., r. 513 Hyde
Corbett Michael, trackman City RR. Co., r. 27 Steven-
son Av
Corbett Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1115}^ Broadway
Corbett Patrick J., livery stable, 520 Hayes
Corbett Richard, watchman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
435 J^ Stevenson
Corbett Samuel J., physician, 402 O'Farrell
Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Roche) r. 634 Hayes
Corbett Thomas, bookkeeper White's Laundry, r. 809
Twentieth
Corbett Thomas, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
2411 California
Corbett William, r. Palace Hotel
Corbett William, assistant bookkeeper White's Laun-
dry, r. 809 Twentieth
Corbett William, clerk, r. 704J« Mission
Corbett William, picture frames and moldings, 406
Ninth, r. 1065 Bryant
Corbett William A., molder, r. 4 Albion Av
Corbett William L., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1608
Polk
Corbett & Roche (Thomas Corbett and Simeon Roche)
liquor soloon, 23 Second
B^- Corbett. See Corbitt
LOWEST PEIOES.
TISE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARUrT -ST.. VfiR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariet St.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
iWAShlNgTON ST.)
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
COR
353
coil
Corbitt William (Oorbitt * Macleay) r. San Mateo
Corbett fc Macleay (Williaiu Corbett and Donald
Macleay) wholesale yrocfis aud shipping iner-
chents (Portl.uid, Or.) office 218 California
Corblv Edward, salesman George H. Fuller, r. 321)
Eilis
Corbux A. T., purchasing and commission agent,
(.iffice 420 Montgomery, room n, r. 1.50a Jones
CorbuH Jame.-* C, salesman I X L, r. 150H Jones
Corby Margaret A. Miss, r. 1721 Hyde
Corciiruii C. H., cook, r. 311 Tehama
Corcoran Cornelius J., lineman Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 419 Twenty-sixth
Con-orau Daniel, laborer, r. 251 Perry
Corcoran Delia, r. 41 Everett
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, r. 403 Brannan
Corcoran Dennis, groceries and liquors, 204 First
Corcoran Elizabeth, widow, r. 2415 Clay
Corcoran Frank, lougshoreiuan, r. lC2ti Dupont
Corcciran James, r. 905 Market
Corcoran Jumes, coachman, r. 1605 Broderick
Corcoran James F., polisher T. M. Autisell Piano
Co., r. 908 Minna
Corcoran Jeremiah, gripman Market St. EK.
Corcoran John, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r,
ayette PI
Corcoran John, machinist, r. 5 Cleveland
Corcoran Joseph, butcher, r. 261 First
Corcoran Joseph, butcher Peter Tautphaus,
First
Corcoran Martin, chief wharfinger State Board of
HHThor Commissioners, office foot of Clay r. 428
iLaf.
316
Corcoran William D., foreman McCarty Bros., r. 123G
Green
Corcoran William H., butcher, 513 Bryant, r. 542 Bry-
ant
Corcoran William H., clerk, r. 428 Bryant
Corcoran & Burke (Mies Mary Corcoran and Miss
Ellle Burke) dressmaking, NE cor Market and
Jones
Corcoran. See Cochran and Cochrane
Cord Annie, widow, r. 19 Alta
Cord M.iry, domestic 320 Tenth
•Sr Cord. See Kord
Cordan Antonio C, barber, 208 Drumm, r. East Oak-
land
Cordano Andrea, bootblack O. Demartinl, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Oordano Antonio, bootblack, 108 Sutter, r. 438 Union
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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fOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
w, & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cordano Fortnnato (CiTeghino & Cordano) r. 8E cor
Virginia Av and Mission
Cordano J., carpenter, r. 3112 Mission
Cordano John (John Demartini & Co.) r. 303 Fourth
Cordano John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 311
Union
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, 600 Market, r. 428 Union
Cordano Stefano, bartender, r. 1121 Kearny
Corde Frank A., cashier M. Waterman & Co., r. 1423
Clay
Corde Frank J., clerk W. J. Callingham. r. 1423 Clay
Cordeiro Fernandez, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Cordeiro Manuel iM.. barber, 113 Jackson, r. 37 Sacra-
mento
Corden Edwin, clerk, r. 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J., varieties, .525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J. Jr., with T. J. Corden, r. 525
Fourth
Corden Stephen E., wool dealer, r. 1109 McAllister
Cordes Albert F., dairyman, r. 624 Shotwell
CordPB Thomas, clerk, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Valencia
Cordes William F., bookkeeper Mcyerfeld & Mitchell
r. 2104 Folsom
1^" Cordes. See Cords and Hordes
Cording Thomas A., painter, r. 813 Shotwell
Cordova Agostine A., cigarmaker, r. 1508 Mason
Cordova Hilarie, widow, r. 1.508 Mason
Cords David A. Jr., storekeeper Macondray & Co., r.
Alameda
Cords Robert, bookkeeper Sterling Furniture Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Cords William G., clerk The Lion Fire. Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Ins. Cos.,
r. Alameda
OSF" Cords. See Cordes
Cordsen Jacob, pantryman, r. 317 Fourth
Cordy George H.. carriagebullder J. W. Keefe, r. 1423
Mission
Cordy John J., salesman Charles Adams, r. 1423 Mis-
sion
Cordy Walter, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 66 Thir-
teenth
Core Kate Miss, r. 1033 Sutter
Coret Emlle G., porter Denaveanx & Malson, r. 131
Morris Av
Corey Charles, tinsmith, r. 811 Harrison
Corey Frank H., messenger Wells Fargo k Co., r.
320 }« Sutter
ALNIER & REY {TYPE, PRESSES j^E^rsH"
23
_j (jooper o. ai., iravejiiig Baiesiiiau iuuriiii oacuB oi '^v., ij.aif;i±L
n I X. 160« Van N«aa A ^
W. H. FIFIELD. JOHN T. BOYD. W. W. COPE.
COPE, BOYD & FIFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
I Rooms ..t. .4. 324 PINE STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
.RPADHARASZTHY&CO,
WASHINGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
COR
353
coil
Corbitt Willlain (Oorbitt & Marleay) r. San Mateo
Corbett & Macleay (William Corbett and Donald
Macleay) wholesale yroceis and shipping iner-
chents (Portland, Or.) office 218 California
Corbly Edward, salesman George H. Fuller, r. 326
Ellis
Corbus A. T., purchasing and commission agent,
'rtice 420 Monigumery, room 17, r. 1.50:1 Jones
s James C., salesman I X L, r. ISOS Jones
. MarKaret A. Miss, r. 1T21 Hyde
ran C. H., cook, r. 311 Tehama
Corcoran Cornelius J., lineman Pac. Bell Telephone
I Co., r. 419 Twenty-sixth
I' Corcoran Daniel, laborer, r. 251 Perry
Con oran Delia, r. 41 Everett
1 ran Dennis, expressman, r. 403 Brannan
ran Dennis, groceries and liquors, 204 First
run Elizabeth, ■wi<low,r. 2415 Clay
ran Frank, longshoreman, r. 1626 Dupont
ran James, r. 905 Market
ran James, coachman, r. 1605 Broderick
1 ran James F., polisher T. M. Autisell Piano
Co., r. 908 Minna
Corcoran Jeremiah, gripman Market St. ER.
Corcoran John, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 16 Laf-
ayette PI
Corcoran John, machinist, r. 5 Cleveland
Corcoran Joseph, butcher, r. 261 First
Corcoran Joseph, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 316
First
Corcoran Martin, chief wharfinger State Board of
Harbor Commissioners, office foot of Clay r. 428
Bryant
Corcoran Mary, widow, r. 1610 Hyde
Corcoran Mary Miss (Corcoran & Burke) r. 549 Bryant
Corcoran Mary, domestic 431 Bartlett
Corcoran Mary E., widow, r. 419 Twenty sixth
Corcoran Michael, r. 306 Minna
Corcoran Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ne-
vada nr Kentucky
Corcoran Michael, solicitor The State Investment and
Ins. Co., r. 549 Bryant
Corcoran Minnie, widow, r. 1309 Dolores
^Corcoran Owen, r. W s Mission Road cor Harrington
iCorcoran Patrick, laborer, r. 414 Clementina
iCorcoran Patrick, plasterer, r. 702 Clementina
Corcoran Philip, mining expert, 39-40 Merchants' Ex-
change
Corcoran Richard, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r.
915 Ji Howard
Corcoran Thomas, chipper Morton & Bowie, r. 46 Te-
hama
Corcoian Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Corcoran Thomas, laborer Thomas Brannan, r. 1132
Howard
Corcoran Thomas, shoemaker, 2802 Howard
Corcoran Thomas, stevedore, r. 21 Freelon
Corcoran Tillie, cook, r. 517 Mason
Corcoran Timothy, hmgshoreman, r. 233 Perry
Corcoran William, laborer, r. 112 Perry
Corcoran William, laborer, r. 571 Howard, rear
Corcoran William D., foreman McCarty Bros., r. 1236
Green
Corcoran William H., butcher, 513 Bryant, r. 542 Bry-
ant
Corcoran William H., clerk, r. 428 Bryant
Corcoran & Burke (Miss Mary Corcoran and Miss
El lie Burke) dressmaking, NE cor Market and
Jones
•^ Corcoran. See Cochran and Cochrane
Cord Annie, widow, r. 19 Alta
Cord Mary, domestic 320 Tenth
t^ Cord. See Kord
Cordan Antonio C, barber, 208 Drumm, r. East Oak-
land
Cordano Andrea, bootblack G. Demartini, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 108 Sutter, r. 438 Union
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
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HOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J, SLOANE h CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Cordano Fortnnato (Cereghino k Cordano) r. 8E cor
Virginia Av and Mission
Cordano J., carpenter, r. 3112 Mission
Cordano John (Johii Demartini & Co.) r. 303 Fourth
Cordano John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 311
Union
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, 600 Market, r. 428 Dnion
Cordano Stefano, bartender, r. 1121 Kearny
Corde Frank A., cashier M. Waterman & Co., r. 1423
Clay
Corde Frank J., clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 1423 Clay
Cordeiro Fernandez, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Cordeiro Manuel M., barber, 113 Jackson, r.37 Sacra-
mento
Corden Edwin, clerk, r. 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J., varieties, 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J. Jr., with T. J. Corden, r. 525
Fourth
Corden Stephen E., wool dealer, r. 1109 McAllister
Cordes Albert F., dairyman, r. 624 Shotwell
Cordes Annie Mrs., domestic 1143 Turk
Cordes Brun. groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Cordes Charles H. Jr., teamster Crystal Vinegar Works
r. 122 J.S Oak
Cordes Glaus H., with Kohler & Frohling, r. SW cor
Twenty-third and York
Cordes Gustav, carpenter, r. 318 Day, rear
Cordes Herman, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r.
cor Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Cordes Herman, clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. Alameda
Cordes Hermann, real estate agent, 321 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Cordes Hermann Rev., pastor Salem Evangelical
Church, r. 737 Shotwell
Cordes Herman C, traveling salesman L. Feldmann
& Co., r. Oakland
Cordes Hermann W., driver Schussler Bros., r. 62
Oak
Cordes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Valencia
Cordes John, cooper, r. 2104 Folsom
Cordes John, driver, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Va-
lencia
Cordes Joseph, bartender Christine Kuhn, r. 1406
Polk
Cordes Kate, domestic 830 California
Cordes Martin P., machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 32 Natoma
Cordes Thomas, clerk, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Valencia
Cordes William F., bookkeeper Meyerfeld & Mitchell
r. 2104 Folsom
fl^" Cordes. See Cords and Kordes
Cording Thomas A., painter, r. 813 Shotwell
Cordova Agostine A., cigarmaker, r. 1508 Mason
Cordova Hilarie, widow, r. 1508 Mason
Cords David A. Jr., storekeeper Macondray k Co., r.
Alameda
Cords Robert, bookkeeper Sterling Furniture Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Cords William G., clerk The Lion Fire. Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Ins. Cos.,
r. Alameda
IE?" Cords. See Cordes
Cordsen Jacob, pantryman, r. 317 Fourth
Oordy George H.. carriagebullder J. W. Keefe, r. 1423
Mission
Cordy John J., salesman Charles Adams, r. 1423 Mis-
sion
Cordy Walter, with Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 66 Thir-
teenth
Core Kate Miss, r. 1033 Sutter
Coret Eralle G., porter Denaveaux & Maison, r. 131
Morris Av
Corey Charles, tinsmith, r. 811 Harrison
Corey Frank H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
320}^ Sutter
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
] Coriv Jhhics .)., Hsslstiiiit telegraph editor Call, r.
I 17W PeviKarl.ro
Corey J. L., r. 1725 Devlsadero
Corey Manuel, cooper Ole Madson, r. Oakland
1 Corey K.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
j Corey Tlioiiias, plumber and tinsmith, 204 Pacihc, r.
I 811 Harrison
j Corey William N., carpenter, r. Clara Av nr Eigh-
teenth
I t^ Cory. See Cory
\ Cortield John T. (Corfield h Moise) r. G15 StocKton
I Corfield Joseph M., cashier Corfield & Moise, r. 615
! Stoi'kton
: Corfield & Moise (John T. Corfield and Philip H.
Moise) stockbrokers, 313 Montgomery
Corinson Isaac, upholsterer, r. NE cor Buchanan and
Green
Corinson Morris, peddler, r. NE cor Green and Bu-
chanan
Corinson Myer, cigarniaker H. F. Brinkman, r. NE
cor Gr' en and Buchanan
Corinson Nathan, barber, r. 1829 Union
Corinson Simon, carpetlayer, r. NE cor Green and
Burhauau
Cork AV. H. & Co. (William H.Cork and William
A. Whaley) druggists and apothecaries, 131 Larkin
Cork William H. (W. H. Cork & Co.) r. 131 Larkin
Corkens Henry, laborer, r. 116 Berry
Corkery Dennis M., groceries and liqi^ors, .^lO Fulton
Corkery James (Corkery & Quill) r. 444 Tehama
Corkery John D., expressman, SE cor Fourth and
Market, r. Ill Juniper
Corkery Mary Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School, r.
621 Eddy
Corkery Patrick, expressman, r. 2 Boyd
Corkery .t Quill (James Corkery and Anthony Quill)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and Howard
and SE cor Alabama and Twenty-sixth
Corlett Arthur T., clerk John F. Regan, r. 221 Green
Corlett Catherine, widow, r. 221 Green
Corlett George W., first officer stmr Bay City, r. 221
Green
Corlett Joseph, r. 216 Linden Av
Corlett Mary, widow, r. 216 Linden Av
Corlett William, wrapper Davis Bros., r. 216 Linden
Av
Corley Margaret, widow, r. 9 Laurel PI
Corliss E. M., machinist Oriental Machine Works, r.
1601 Jessie
Corliss Mary, domestic G06 Folsom
Corliss Mary J., widow, r. 611 Shotwell
Corniac T. E. K., attorney at law, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 8, r. Saucelito
Cormack Charles F.. manager Ichi Ban, r. 2508 Fol-
som
Cormack James, teamster Yates & Co., r. 31 Eausch
Cormack J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1006 Nineteenth
Cormack William, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 827 k Eddy
Corman Edward P., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 1501J^ Fillmore
Cornahrens Herman, bookkeeper Fuchs & Euler, r.
135 Sixth
Cornart Louis, cellarmau Eisen Vineyard Co., and
extraman Hose No. 2, r. 1307 Fillmore
Cornelius Alfred, chipper Nolte & Walsh, r. NE cor
Noe and Twenty. fifth
Cornelius Ferdinand H. (Segilke & Cornelius) r. 1700
Howard
Cornelius Frederick W., carpetlayer, r. 401 Oak
Cornelius George W., longshoreman, r. 37 J^ Lousia
Cornelius Hermann, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
806 Sixteenth
Cornelius John F., stevedore, r. 338 Fremont
Cornelius L., cook, r. 604 Vallejo
Cornelius Louis, steward, r. 37 M Louisa
Cornelius Theodor, driver Enterprise Brewery, r.
r. 8U6 Sixteenth
CorneliUH W. L., traveling salesman Phelps & Miller,
Iv'O Sutter, r. East Oakland
Cornell A. H. Mrs., r. 340 Fremont
(Cornell Almanza A. (Andrews h Cornell) r. 417 Main
Cornell Ann, widow, r. 638 Nutonia
Cornell Anson F., chief clerk land department S. P.
Co., r. 1102 Scott
Cornell Charles E., cashier Fulton Iron . Works, r.
East Oakland
Cornell Chauncey H., cJerk, r. Lake Honda
Cornell George, painter, 319 Minna
Cornell George H., gripman Market St. ER., r. corl
Haight and Stanyan
Cornell George W., painter, 319 Minna
Cornell Gustavus, laborer Pac. Soda Co., r. 772 Bry-i
ant
Cornell Harry, painter, r. 1806 Market
Cornell John J., seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Cornell John W., paper carrier, r. 23 Boyce
Cornell K. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 124 O'Farrell
Cornell M., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 105 Lea-
venworth
Cornell Maggie, widow, r. 1816 Laguua
Cornell P. M., millhand A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. Oak-
land
Cornell William, clerk L. Johnson, r. 770 Howard
Cornell William, driver C. L. Benton & Co
Cornell William B., poultry dealer, r. 5 Folsom Av
Cornell William C, cashier Harding Collection Office,
r. 1736 Eddy
Cornell William J., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1123 Post
8S" Cornell. See Connell
Corneps Herman, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co. r.
571 Howard
Corneps Katrina, widow, r. 1517 Mason
Cornfoot David, r. 2206 Fillmore
Cornfoot Henry, longshoreman, r. 24 Federal
Corning Phoebe A., widow, r. 843 Mission
Cornish Edward, plumber, r. 120 Perry
Cornish John, groceries and liquors, 122 Langton
Cornish Thomas H., foreman painter S. P. Co., r. 515
O'Farrell
Cornwall Arthur W.. salesman Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 1306 Ellis
CoriiAvall Prank, oculist and aurist, 112 Grant
Av, r. 1001 Sutter
Cornwall Pie ire B., president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., 450 Main. r. 609 Harrison
Cornwall W. M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1949
Geary
Corn well Don Carlos, engineer S. P. R. Co., r. IIMt
Shotwell
Cornwell George W., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2028 Fol-
som
Cornwell Herbert B., salesman Kast & Co., r.
Bush
Cornwell Stephen G., books and stationery, 612 Mont-
gomery, r. 522 Turk
Cornwell William, r. 624 Fourth
Cornyn James, proprietor Manhattan House, 705-707
Front
Cornyn John, carriage painter S. P. Co., r. 15 Treat
Av
Cornyn John, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. NE cor Stock
ton and Francisco
Cornyn Rosa, widow, varieties, NE cor Stockton and
Francisco
Corona Antone, barber Grothmann & Medau, r. 1415
Stockton
Coroner City and Connty, Dr. James I. Stan-
ton, Dunbar Alley, rear Old City Hall
Corporation Yard San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, 50-52 Sacramento
Corporation Yard San Francisco Street Depart-
ment, S 8 Berry bet Fifth and Sixth
Corr Bridget, widow, r. 503)4 Linden Av
Corr Frank, expressman, r. 1629 Post
3yiANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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A.ICK HOirSC B1.0CK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
THE BANCROFT COIVIPANY iMAlKfr^T.l FINE PRINTIM FROM NEW TYPE.
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Corr Maggie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 5(i3H Linden Av
Corr William F. , pluiubtT, r. 3.!1 Austin
Corrado Louis (C irrado & Tofanelll) r. 321 Broadway
Corrado Maria (M. Cicchi & Co.) r. 417 Jj Broadway
Corrado & Tofanelll (Louis Corrado and Frank To-
fanelll) Rioceries, 321 Broadway
Corrait W. H. L., publisher San Francisco Direc-
tory, 51 8 Clay, and Los Anyeles Directory. IKi West
First, Lob Angeles, r. Tubbs Hotel, East Oakland
Corridon John, boot crimper Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. nirfH Stevenson
Corriea Antonio, barber, r. Ill Jackson
Corriea John F., salesman Trobook & Bergen, r. 1910
Stockton
Corriea Manuel F., r. 1910 Stockton
Corrigan Aunie, domestic 408)^ Grove .
Corriyan B. Miss, nurse, r. ■t2(> Clementina
Corri;<an Bernard, laborer, r. 15 Everett
Corrigan Francis J., policeman, r. 1321 ^i Kearny
Coriij.;au J. H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,r. Oak-
land
Corrigan J. J., r. Lick House
Corrigan John, tailor, 304 Minna
Corrigan Kate, widow, r. 1G18 Jessie
Corrigan Michael, laborer, r. 217 Perry
Corrigan Patrick, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 1805
Mission
Corrigan William C, engineer, r. 1319 Sansome
Corriveau Loais, liairdressing saloon and baths,
113-U5 Geary
Corrodi E., waiter, r. 1027 Market
Corroou James, deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r. 9 Te-
hama
Corscilia Stephen, stockcutter Earle & Co., r. 414
Green
Corsiglia B., gardener, r. cor Devisadero and Fell
Cor.siglia Giuseppe, longshoreman, r. 14 Union Pi
Cortage E. L., outside watch U. S. Mint, r. West Oak-
land
Cortage Harry, miller Monarch Mill, r. Oakland
Cortelyou Cornelius, butcher, r. 820 Treat Av
Cortelyou Edwin, butcher, 4 Grand Central Market,
r. 82fi Treat Av
Cortelyou Mark E.. but her, r. 826 Treat Av
Cortelyou Peter L. (Wilton & Cortelyou) r. .\lameda
Cortese Frank, barber Deckelman & Lipman, r. 4 Pol-
lard PI
Cortez Marie A. Miss, teacher Freucli Van Ness Semi-
nary, r. 1222 Pine
Corti Paul, sexton San Pietro and Paolo Italian
Church, r. 737^ Green
Corticelli SilU Co. (New York) Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Cortopassi Anretio, lodgings, 8 Prescott
Cortsen Henry, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
315 Vallejo
Cortsen Maria, widow, r. 315 Vallejo
Cortseu Mary Miss, packer Am. Biscuit Co., r. 315
Vallejo
Corviscovich Samuel, coffee saloon, 523 Commercial,
r. Oakland
Corwell Charles R., blacksmith Wight & Hocking, r.
1325 Filbert
Corwell James E., finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwell Jane, widow, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwell Joseph W., milkman, r. 1325 Filbert
Corwin G. B. (G. B. Corwiu & Co.) r. 179 Sixteenth
Corwin G. B. Si Co. (G. B. Corwiu) wholesale ci-
gars, and sole agents Tansill's Punch Cigars, 1435
Market
Corwin George W., laundry office, 121 Leidesdorff, r.
717 Valencia
Corwin William B., traveling salesman Hinz &
Landt, 5 43 Market
Cory, Cicott & Co. (Isaac H. Cory and Frank X.
Cicott) commission merchants and brokers in
railway supplies, 406-4U8 Market
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPBCIAI. DI.SKiNS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cory Isaac H. (Cory. Cicott & Co.) r. 326 Oak
Cory Lynus C, paper carrier, r. 1413 Jackson
Cory Perry, r. 215 Eleventh
Cory WilUam, hostler, r. 361 Minna
Cory William J. Jr.. clerk, r. (UfJ McAllister
B£^ Cory. See Corey
Coryell John R , speculator, r. 825 Grove
Cosack John, carpenter, r. 1511 Pine
Cosack Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 1511 Pine
Cosbie Hugh S. C, harnessmaker, 2207 Mission, r.
1911 Harrison
Cosbie William, hamessmaker, 616-618 Mission, r. 309
Ritch
Cosgio John P., machinist, r. W s Tennessee bet So.
lano and Butte
Cosgrave Andrew P., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
244 Perry
Cosgrave Charge S., clerk R. Hochkofler
Cosgrave J. O'H., reporter Call, r. 328 Geary
Cosgriflf Annie G. Mrs., millinery, 48 Third, r. 2411
Webster
Cosgriff John E., r. 2411 Webster
CosgrififMartin F. (Miller & Cosgriff) r. 1612 Frank-
lin
Cosgrove Arthur, electrician, r. 1119 )<i Mission
Cosgrove Catherine, widow, r. 23 Jansen
Cosgrove Charles /.. bronzer Thomas Day & Co., r.
118 Bernard
Cosgrove Edward H., clerk, r. 605 Geary
Cosgrove Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquprs, 368 Clara
Cosgrove Felix, clerk U. S. Marine Corps, 615 San-
some
Cosgrove Frederick H., calker, r. cor Twenty-sixth
and Folsom
CossTove Hugh, plasterer, r. 909 Geary
Cosgrove James, dairyman. North Point nr Broderlck
Cosgrove James, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Cosgrove James, laborer, r. SW cor Beach and Baker
Cosgrove James, liquor saloon, NW cor McAllister
and Leavenworth, r. 100 McAllister
Cosgrove James, miner, r. 522 Pine
Cosgrove James, waiter, r. 25 Mission
Cosgrove James H., molder, r. 23 Jansen
Cosgrove James S., teamster, r. 18 Freelon
Cosgrove James W., compositor E. 0. Hughes, r. S s
Beach nr Baker
Cosgrove John, chief engineer etmr Modoc, r. 227
Green
Cosgrove John, salesman Henry F. Gabel, 624 Market
Cosgrove John, superintendent engineer P. C. SS. Co.,
r. 775 Harrison
Cosgrove John F., bartender Charles Pechln. r. 1723
Jones
Cosgrove John T.. solicitor, r. 812 Vallejo
Cosgrove John T., stoves and plumbing, 1828 Market,
r. 116M Twelfth
Cosgrove J. P., journalist Examiner
Cosgrove Leo J., salesman, r. 812 Vallejo
Cosjrove N. Mrs., dressmaking, 413 Sutter
Cosgrove Patrick, boatman, r. >31 Francisco
Cosgrove Patrick, laborer, r. 700 Bryant
Cosgrove Patrick C, packer, r. 118 Bernard
Cosgrove Patrick E., blacksmith, r. 3400 Fillmore
Cosgrove Patrick H., machinist, r. 9 Kohler PI
Cosgrove Peter E., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
()30 Commercial
Cosgrove Philip, r. 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove T. F., speculator, r. 2320 California
Cosgrove Thomas, r. 11 H Welsh
Cosurove Thomas, r. Ss Beach nr Baker
Cosgrove Thom is, clerk, r. I'.i03 Diipont
Cosgrove William, tinroofer. r. ll!<i Welsh
Cosley T. B. ;T. B. Cosley «: Co.) 4;!4 Montgomery
CosleyT. B. & Co. (T. B. Cosley) mnfrs rubber
stamps, 434 Montgomery
Cosmopolitan Building, SW cor Bush and Ssnsorae
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Dennis Buckley proprietor,
100 Fifth
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a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Cosmopolitan Mining Co. (Lyon c;o., Nev.) Butler
BuiTJs soi-retary, J-.t Nevada Block
Cosmopolitan Priiitiii^r House, P. J. Thomas
projuli tor. "lO.'i Cliiy
Cosinog Club, HIT Powell
Cogo House, L. J. EwiU proprietor, 411 Sansome
CotiB -James, seaman, r. 917 Sansome
Cossoll Jackson, messenger Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. g3i Bush
Cost Frederick, transferer Britton & Bey, r. 318
Chestunt
Costa .\. A., cook, r. U3 Third
Costa Charles, teamster, r. 428 Clementina
Costa Genaro, bootblack, r. 254 M Perry
Costa (Uacomo, lodginjis, 314 Pacific
Costa Henry, porter Martin, Feusier & Co., r. Six-
teenth ijet Guerrero and Dolores
Costa Jennie, widow, r. 4J<S Keyes Alley
Costa John, lauiidryman La Grande Laundry
Co8ta Jose, fire and marine insurance agent, 406
Montgomery, r. 1.512 Broadway
Costa .Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Costa Lorenzo, commission merchant, 614 Front, r.
2110 Taylor
Costa Lorenzo Jr., salesman Lorenzo Costa, r. 2110
Taylor
Costa Michael, driver L. Valente, r. 214 Broadway
Costa Milton, fisherman, r. 1017 Battery, rear
Costa Pedro, fisherman, r. 917 Sansome
Costa Peter, dairyman, SE cor Twentieth andFlorida
Costa Peter, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Ci>sta Kaphaele, salesman, r. 222 Broadway
B5" Costa. See Costef and Koster
Costello Antonio, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo
Costello Catherine, widow, r. 532 Green
Costello Daniel, liquor saloon, 821 J« Folsom
Costello Daniel M., rigger, r. 2701 Harrison, rear
Costello Dennis, expressman, r. 230 Thirteenth
Costello Edward, r. 113 Oregon
Costello Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Tennessee nr Sierra
Costello Henry, laborer, r. 1727 Market
I Costello James, r. 113 Eddy
Costello James, boilermaker, r. 1208 Union
Costello James, groceries and liquors, 761 Folsom
Costello James, laborer, r. 542 Bryant
Costello James, laborer, r. 3559 Greenwich
i Costello James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
! Costello James, superintendent O'Connor, Moflfatt &
I Co., r. 801 Van Ness Av
j Costello James M., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r,
I 303 Union
' Costello James P., clerk, r. 1410 Larkin
Costello J. Frank, r. 1410 Larkin
[ Costello John, capitalist, r. 217 Minna
Costello John, compositor, r. 221 Moultrie
Costello John, laborer, r. 219 Minna
Costello John, laborer, r. 220 Eighth
Costello John, laborer, r. 668 Harrison
Costello John, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Costello John, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 54
Everett
Costello John D., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
722 Lombard
Costello John F.. blacksmith, r. 1141 Twenty-flrst
Costello John H., clerk, r. 532 Bryant
Costello John T., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Sacramento, Cal.
Costello Joseph, driver O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 650
Jessie
Costello Joseph, painter, r. 558 Stevenson
Costello Julia Miss, r. 648b Jessie
Costello Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Green
Costello Lawrence, tinsmith, r. 219 Minna
Costello Louisa, widow, r. 407 Stevenson
Costello M. Miss, r. 801 Van Ness Av
Costello Martin, steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. Oakland
Costello Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 632 Green
Costello Mary, widow, r. 1133 }< Howard
Costello Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ten-
nessee nr Sierra
Costello Michael, marblepollsher, r. 183 Jessie
Costello Michael, porter Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
813 Filbert
Costello Michael, pressman Commercial News and
Shipping List r. 45 Germauia
Costelle Michael J., clerk, r. 1410 Larkin
Co.'itello Mollie Miss, r. 1410 Larkin
Costello P., engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Costello P., teamster Frank Barnard & Co.. r. 419 Fil-
bert
Costello Patrick H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 623 J^ Minna
Costello Peter, shoemaker, 706 Larkin
Costello Peter C, fireman, r. 2519 Larkin
Costello R., oiler stmr State of California
Costello Samuel, liquor saloon. Point Lobos bet
Forty-second and Forty-third Avs
Costello Thomas, r. 6.S6 Commercial
Costello Thomas, driver City RR., r. 1328 Natoma
Costello Thomas, machinist, r. 533 Green
Costello Thomas J., clerk, r. 4 Lily Av
Costello Thomas L., elevatorman Palace Hotel, r.
464 Tehama
Costello William C, driver Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 539 Howard
1^" Costello. See Castello
Coster Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 25 Louisa
Coster Thomas, coachman, r. 25 Garden
I&" Coster. See Costa and Koster
Costerauste Henry (E. F. Lorquin & Co.) r.l3 Fulton
Costerauste Stephen, bookkeeper E. F. Lorquin & Co.,
r. Alameda
Costich Nicholas, oysterman J. P. Eklund
Costigan Augustus B., bookkeeper Costigan, Cohen
& Co., r. Oakland
Costigan Ann Mrs., widow, r. Servia nr Yazoo
Costigan, Cohen & Co. (James M. Costigan and Edgar
A. Cohen) grain brokers, 203 Battery
Costigan Heniy, carpenter Pac. Iron Works, r. 438
Twenty-ninth
Costigan James M. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Costigan Thomas, wagonmaker, 404 Jackson, r. 308
Jessie
Costre Spero, shoemaker, 594 Larkin
Cota Miguel, butcher Horn & Chapman, r. Paraguay
nr Railroad Av
Cota Soledad, widow, r. 830 Jackson
Cotant Geirge, cook M. B. Moraghan
Cotoir JVtles, cook Palace Hotel
Cotrel Tliomas Jr., agent E. R. Durkee's spices,
baking powders, salad dressing, etc., 405 Front,
r. Alameda
Cotrel William B., salesman, r. 823 Polk
e^" Cotrel. See Cottrell
Cotta Emanuel L., boxmaker, r. 837 Pacific
Cotta Frank, boilermaker, r. 129 Folsom
Cotte Elodie Mme., r. 1.311 Powell
Cotte Joseph B., compositor Le Franco-Californien,
r. 1311 Powell
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, r. 416 Natoma, rear
Cotter Dennis, gardener, r. 718 Grove, rear
Cotter Ellen, domestic 421 Van Ness Av
Cotter Ellen, widow, r. 1 Sumner
Cotter George, bartender Russ House Bar, r. 329 Ellis
Cotter Georgie Mrs. (Butters .^ Cotter) r. 24 Scott PI
Cotter James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Cotter James, laborer, r. 127 Freelon
Cotter James, laborer, r. 1024 Powell
Cotter Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 519 Brannan
Cotter John, blacksmith, r. 52 Minna
Cotter John C, r. 331 J^ Eddy
Cotter Laurence, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Montezuma bet Mission and Howard, B. H.
Cotter Mary, widow, r. 52 Minna
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
EXCEL ^HLXi oarnEias.
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacttirei s of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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' tt'T >raurice, shoemaker, r. 22aoJ4 Mission
•••r Miihael. r. 90<J Kt-arny
IT Peter J., compositor, r. 2235 ;« Mission
!■ r Riihard, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 4e3
I'.ryaut
■ r Kiohard Jr., plumber, r. 403 Bryant
! r Thcmas. cooper, r. 1701 Dupont
•tr ThomiiS. wool dealer, 307 California, r. Oakland
t r Thomas 3., clerk, r. 22:i5H Mission
i.r Timothy, r. 2105 Stockton
!••!• Timothy, porter Kaufman & Feldmanr, r. 903
Mission
:er William, teamster C. A. Worth, r. 128 Rose Av
tr William B., driver Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
I'otter. See Cotta and Cutter
• rill Mi^ry .\. Miss, stenographer, r. 502 Powell
::.n(i Ebeu P., r. 1532 Lombard
^ ainfihamHilliard P., with Tallant & Co., r. 820
Gutter
Cottle Frank D., wool grower, r. 310 Eighteenth
Cottle Hugh P.. plasterer, r. 3 Morrel PI
Cottle John E., whitener, r. 3 Broads PI
Cottle John E. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, r. 628 California
Cottner Sadie, domestic 314 Bush
Cotton Aylett R., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 21-22, r. 837 Post
Cotton Benjamin, actor, r. 120 Post
Cotton Charles E., secretary California Bridge
Co. 22 California, r. 3217 Sacramento
Cotton Daniel E. (McKee & Cotton) r. 1013 Pierce
Cotton E. A. Mrs., widow, r.426 Franklin
'^' tton Ernest J., with California Bridge Co., r. Oak-
■ u Gilbert P , first lieutenant U. S. A., Presidio
It in Lottie Mrs., furnished rooms. 304 Stockton
Cotton N. J. Mrs., confectionery, 1941 Mission
Cotton Walter, boilermaker, r. 169 Sixteenth
Cotton William J., special agent Pacific Surety Co.,
328 Montgomery, room 4
Cotton Zelotus A., superintendent Pacific Oil and
Lead Works, r. 434 Second
Cottoueva Lumber Co., ofBce 4 California
Cottrell Edward M., city agent The State Investment
and InsuranceCo., 218-220 Sansome, r. 611 Nine-
teenth
Cottrell E. J., clerk Adams House, 519 Sacramento
Cottrell E S. Mrs., artist r. 326 Larkin
Cottrell Henry, clerk J. N, Knowles, r. Oakland
Cottrell Jennie C, widow, r. 606 Shotwell
1»- Cottrell. See Cotrel
Cottura Peter, basketmaker, 704 Front
Coubrough Henry (Henry Coubrough & Co.) r. Lon-
don, England
CoubrongU Henry & Co. (Henry Coubrough and
George Sunimerton) proprietors Genesee Hour
Mills. N 8 Gold bet Sansome and Montgomery,
and Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, 713-719 Sansome
Couch H. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 931 and 1013
Miirket and 640 Golden Gate Av, r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
Couch John, superintendent D. McCarty, r. 448
Guerrero
Couch John P.. r. 810 Grove
Co'.idrou Jonathan, miner, r. 31 Oak
Coug'l Marie Miss, laundress, r. 612 Broadway
Coughlan Daniel, r. 1020 Mission
Coughlan Daniel, expressman, r. Bryant Av bet So-
lano and Butte
Couahlan Daniel, laborer, r. 35 Tehama
('oii<r|ilan James, millinery, 919 Market
COUOHLAN JAMES MRS.
millinery, 919 Market
Coughlan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 1 Albion Av
Coughlan Jeremiah, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1324
Howard
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IN i.Ai;<;i: \Aiiii:'rY.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Coughlan John, hostler Oiiinihns RR., r. 8 Alice
Coughlan Mary, domestic 2(i McAllister
Coughlan Michael T., clerk B. Getleson, r. U>i Sum-
ner
Coughlan Richard, laborer Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 19 M Preston PI
Cougblan Thomas, laborer, r. 14^ Sumner
Coughlan William, hostler Edward T. Russell, r. 850
Howard
Coughlen Daniel J., special policeman, r. Leaven-
worth bet Green and Vallejo
Coughlen Jame% J., butcher E. Convey, r. 1443 Leav-
enworth
Coughlen John C, teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlin Annie, wrapper J. Seidl & Co., r. 27 Madl-
son Av
Coughlin Cornelius, machinist, r. 318 Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, laborer, r. 1911 Leavenworth
Coughlin James, stage manager T. F. .A. Obermeyer
Coughlin James, stair builder, r. 1528 Dolores
Coughlin John, paver, r. 1528 Dolores
Coughlin John J., policeman, r. 1904 Powell
Coughlin Joseph, wood finisher McAulifife & Co., r. 1
Polk
Coughlin J. P., marker S. F. Laundry
Coughlin Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1133^ Clay
Coughlin Margaret, r. 27 Madison Av
Coughlin Mary, widow, r. 1911 Leavenworth
Coughlin Patrick, expressman, r. 12 Chattanooga
Coughlin Patrick, longshoreman, r. 539 Second
Coughlin Thomas, liquor saloon, 502 Beale
Coughlin William, carpenter, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Coughlin William, stableman, r. 366 Natoma
Coughlin William F., groceries and liquors, 1329
Sansome
B^" Coughlin. See Coghlan, Caughlin and Coughlan
Coughran Patrick, policeman, r. 12 Fern Av
Coulie John D., shipping clerk Fulton Iron Works, r.
620 Guerrero
Coulliard Charles E., electrician Cal. ElectricalWorks,
r. Tbe Baldwin
Coulson John, druggist, NW cor Geary and Fillmore
Coulson John, salesman C. Curtin, r. 1728 Market
Conlson Natlianiel T,, dentist, 8.50 Market
Coulson Olive, widow, r. 22 Dorland
Coulson William II., master mariner, r.ll Clementina
(^" Coulson. Sec Colson
Coulter Eliza Mrs , dressmaker, r. filS Taylor, rear
Coulter Frank A., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 708 Church
Coulter George, delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
24 Natoma
Coulter George T., 320 Sansome. room 55. r. The
Baldwin
Coulter H. C. Mrs., widow, r. 725H Minna
Coulter Jacob, carpenter, r. 726 Valencia
Coulter James, bricklayer, r. 618 Taylor, rear
Coulter James D., contractor, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter James J. (Watson\ Coulter) r. 2912 Mission
Coulter John W., assistant yard master S. P. Co., r.
715 Treat Av
Coulter John W., policeuian, r. 227)4 Thirteenth
Coulter Joseph, porter Bohemian Club, r. 2021 Powell
Coulter Robert, manager Wakefield Rattan Co.,
644 Market, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter Thoiuas, laborer, r. 40 Minna
Coulter William, laborer, r. 708 Church
Coulter William J., molder, r. 708 Church
Coulter William A., artist, .325 Montgomery
Coulter William E., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1182
Height
Coulter Winfield W., salesman Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 1413 Van Ne.ss Av
I&- Coulter. See Colter
Counihan J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Coiinihan Johanna, widow, r. 28 First
Counihan John (John Counihan & Son) r. NW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405-40? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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(."omiihaii John, IciiKshori'iiiau, r. 129 FianciKCO
Counihaii .lohii & Son (.(olin iind John J.) tanners,
N s Santa Clara bet Caroliun and Wisconsin
Couuihau Jolm J. (Jolin Cuunihan & Sonj r. NW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
Counlhan Patrick, helper Cal. Electric Lifiht Co., r.
220 Giove
OonniUan Patrick, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomery
Counter C. Edward, paints, oil and glass, 1826 Mar-
ket
Countryman Eobert H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 10, r. 625 3^ Larkin
County Aling House, San Miguel or Mission
Ocean House Road, 4 H miles from New City Hall
County Assessor, New City Hall, first floor
County Attorney, New City Hall, third floor
County Auditor, New City Hall, tirst floor
County Cleric, New City Hall, first floor, branch
office Old City Hall, second floor
County Coroner, Dunbar Alley, rear Old City
Hall
County George O., laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 441 First
County Hannah, boxmaker, r. 441 First
County Jail, N 6 Broadway, bet Kearny and Du-
pont
County Jane, boxmaker, r. 441 First
County liicense Collector, New City Hall, first
floor
County Recorder, Hall of Kecords, New City Hall
County Slieriflf, Old City Hall, first floor
County Surveyor, New City Hall, third floor
County Tax Collector, New City Hall, first floor
County Treasurer, New City Hall, first floor
County William B., longshoreman, r. 441 First
Coupland William F. (Boysen & Co.) r. 2414 Hyde
Couret Hector L., dentist, 235 Post
Courneen Dennis, policeman, r. 734 Vallejo
Courneen James, laborer, r. 112 Clinton
Cournier V. Mme., dressmaking, 522 Powell
Courreges Annie, varieties, W s Buena Vista nr Cort-
land Av.B.H.
Courrepes John, r. W s Buena Vista nr Cortland Av
Courreges John, carpenter, r. 22 Allen
Coursen Ellen Miss, teacher music, 320 Post, r. 1060
Fulton
Coursen Gershon A., stockbroker, r. 1060 Fulton
Coursen Grant, seaman, r. 1060 Fulton
Coursev John, liquor saloou, 66 Jessie
Court Block, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Court Circuit U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third
floor
Court District U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third
floor
Court Justices' City and County, SE cor
Kearny and Washington
Court Peter, cook Louis Meyer, r. 7 Natoma
Court Police Judg-es, Old City Hall, first floor
Court Police No. 2, Old City Hall, first floor
Court Superior, Dept. 1, Thomas K. Wilson
judge. New City Hall, second floor
Court Superior, Dept. 2, Jeremiah F. Sullivan
judge. New City Hall, second floor
Court Superior, Dept. 3, John F. Finn judge
and presiding judge. New City Hall, second floor
Court Superior, Dept. 4, J. G. Maguire judge.
New City Hall, second floor
Court Superior, Dept. 5, John Hunt Jr. judge.
New City Hall, third floor
Court Superior, Dept. 0, William T. Wallace
judge. New City Hall, third floor
Court Superior, Dept. 7, T. H. Rearden judge.
New City Hall, third floor
Court Superior, Dept. 8, F. W. Lawler judge.
New City Hall, second floor
Court Superior, Dept. 9 (probate) James V.
Coftey judge, New City Hall, second floor
CoTirt Superior, Dept. 10 (insolvency) Walter
H. Levy judge. New City Hall, second floor
Couil Superior, Dept. 11 (criminal) D. J. Tooby
iuili^c, dill (!ity Ihill, second floor
Court Sup«'iior, Dept. 12 (criminal) D. J. Mur-
l)hv .hulge, t)l(l City Hall, second floor
Court Supremo of California, chambers 121
POht
Court William, porter, r. 118 Hyde
Ceurtain Eugene L., miller Del Monte Milling Co., r.
17 Webster
Courtenay Michael R., laborer S. P. Co., r. 250 Te-
hama
Courtier Richard, clerk, and assistant foreman En-
gine No. 8, r. 1016 Pacific Av
Courtney Daniel, fireman, r. 121 Perry
Courtney Fenton, r. SW cor Hartford and Nineteenth
Courtney J., packer Mannheim Marks, r. 171 Perry
Courtney Frederick C, teacher music, r. 141 Ninth
Courtney J., boilermaker George E. Belmor
Courtney J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Courtney John, boilermaker, r. 627 Third
Courtney John, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Sier-
ra bet Louisiana and Maryland
Courtney John, laborer, r. 153 Silver
Courtney Joseph, boilermaker, r. 171 Perry
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrellamaker, and dealer in
Catholic books, etc., 763 Mission, r. 171 Perry
Courtney Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 435 Turk
Courtney Mary, widow, r. 412 Francisco
Courtney William J., messenger Board Fire Commis-
sioners, r. 239 Fremont
fi^" Courtney. See Courtenay
Courtright J. H.. laborer, r. 624 Foarth
Courts J. W., clerk, r. 1238 Howard
Courts John W Jr., jeweler, r. 1238 Howard!
Courts William, hat presser, r. 1238 Howard
B^ Courts. See Korts
Courturier E. Mrs., r. 426 Geary
Courvoisier Epliraim B., salesman Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 620 Golden Gate Av
Couse Robert, carpenter, r. 630 Capp
Cousens Caleb N., sexton, and collector First Unita-
rian Church, r. 1625 Webster
Cousin Nicholas, capitalist, r. 1767 Howard
Cousins Edwin B., master mariner, r. 13 >^ Washing--
ton
Cousins Frederick W., coal inspector Quartermaster's
Dpt., U. S. A., r. Alameda
Cousins Henry J., engineer, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins Henry R., teacher Barnard's Business Col-
legge, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins James C, superintendent Merchants' Dry
Dock, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins John D., dairyman, r. 2242 Mission
Cousins Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 31 H Boardman PI
Cousins Joseph J., dockuiaster, r. 624 Polk
Cousins Joseph T., boilermaker, r. 31 J^ Boardman PI
Cousins Joshua D., boilermaker, r. 34 >6 Boardman PI
Cousins M. Mrs., r. 912 Greenwich
Cousins Nathan E., quartermaster stmr Humboldt, r.
2242 Mission
Cousins Richard J., engineer stmr Hartley, r. 28 Te-
hama
Cousins Tryphena, widow, r. 2242 Mission
Cousins William, bricklayer, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins William, engineer, r. 912 Greenwich
Cousins William, seanLTn, r. 54 Sacramento i
Cousins William G., attorney at law, 414 California,
r. 1083 Broadway
BS" Cousins. See Cousens, Cozens, Couzens and
Cozzens
Cousteau Alexander, r. 21 John
Coustette Louis, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 428 Clem-
entna
Coutolenc A., butcher, r. 473 Tehama
Coutolenc John A., bricklayer, r. 9 Pinkney PI
Coutts Andrew, restaurant, 1581-1585 Valencia
Coutts James S., ship carpenter, r. 26 Silver
Couturon Jean B., porter A. Vignier, r. 429 Battery
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Eire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2:T01T, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UAlKfrVI
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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359
COX
I ..ve Emily A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r.724 Sixtei-nth
C ve Kobert, packer Huntington, Hopkins Co., r. 724
SixtPentU
O'lvell Elizabeth, widow, dressmaking, 501 Mason
Coveney Georfje, cariiet layer, r. 280(l>4 Sacraiuento
(overt Henry M., manager Farmers' and Mer-
chants' Business Agency, 203 Sacramento, r. Red-
wood City
vert Joseph S., clerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. IMH Broadway
Covey E. M. Mrs. (Covey & Croft) r. 109 Tenth
Covey Frank W., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 310 Scott
Covey Georgfi T., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 310 Scott .
Covey Wesley J., superintendent E. A. Stockton, r.
432 Fifth
Covey & Croft (Mrs. E. M. Covey and Mrs. Jl. J.
Croft) boarding children, 109 Tenth
Cowan Alexander B., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 1029 Mission
Cowan Catherine, widow, r. 4 Preston PI
Cowan George J., with Oregon Imp. Co., r. 712 Sutter
Cowan Frank, iudicatorman R. Regli
Cowan Hugh, machinist, r. 37 South Park
Cowan Joseph, waiter, r. 224 Miuna
Cowan Joseph K., steward, r. 210M Chattanooga, rear
Cowau Lydla J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1040!^ Mission
Cowan Margaret, widow, r. 210}^ Chattanooga, rear
Cowan Peter, shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 257 Clemen-
tina
Cowan Robert E., medical student r. 711 Treat Av
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, 126 Kearny, room 24,
r. 711 Treat A V
Cowan Thomas, head waiter Palace Hotel
Cowan Waldo K., porter Siegfried & Brandenstein, r.
637 Birch Av
Cowan William A., plumber, r. 37 South Park
S^ Cowan. See Cowen and Cowin
Cowap Samuel, plumber, r. 37 Madison Av
Coward Charles D., laborer, r. 117 Natoma
Coward Herbert C, clerk Bella Vista Hotel
Coward T., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Cowart A. B.. boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 965 Fol-
som
Cowden C. M., laborer Palace Hotel
Cowdery Jabez F., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 28, r. 2406 Mission
Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell) r. 413 Hyde
Cowell Theobald, type fitter, r. 1517 Ellis
Cuweii Alexander H.. clerk Davis & Cowen, r. 1323
Webster
Cowen Philip (Davis & Cowen) r. Petalnma
COWEN, PORTER & CO.
(John W. Porter, David H. Schuyler
and estate of Joseph H. Coiven) funeral
directors, originators of the parlor and
receiving vault system, 118 Geary
teleplione 14a7
Cowen W. J., clerk Cowen, Porter h Co., r. 607 Bush
Cowes William K., waiter, r. 931 Sacramento
Cowhey Thomas, bartender, r. 209 Thiid
Cowie George M. (Peters & Cowie) r.l30 Golden Gate
Av
Cowie Wallace M., foreman Ed. G. Denniston, r. 1224
Twenty-first
CowigJohn, teamster J. C. Rued & Co., r. 3.59J^
Eleventh
Cowin John J. Jr., tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 359)^
Eleventh
Cowiu Arthur R., clerk, r. 618 Harrison
Cowin Stephen, with S. P. Co., r. 618 Harrison
IB^ Cowin. See Cowan and Coweu
Cowing Estes H., salesman George R. Starr & Co., r.
919 Lombard
Cowles Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 35 Twelfth
6^
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IJIl'OUTKRS A.NU DEAI.KUM IN"
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cowles Wintlirop L., manager military department J.
M. Litchfield & Co., r. 422 Post
Cowley Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 710 Hayes
Cowley Florence A. Miss, teacher John Sweet Gram-
mar School, r. 131 Page
Cowley John F., millhand Pacific Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1327 Harrison
Cowley Peter J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 19 Garden
Cowley William A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Cowper Thomas, clerk, r. 652 Minna
Cowperthwaite John J., engineer, r. 1014 Union
Cowperthwaite Robert, boilermaker, r. 529 Bryant
Cowperthwaite William Jr., foreman Report, r. Berk-
eley
Cox Aaron (A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fremont
Cox Alexander M. , assistant superintendent De-
livery Division Post Office, r. Oakland ,
Cox Anna Mrs. dressmaking, 336 O'Farrell
Cox Carey S., clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r. 331
Eddy
Cox Caroline C. Mrs., secretary and treasurer Odor-
less Excavating Co., 432 Kearny
Cox Charles, poultry, 103-104 California Market, r.
336 O'Farrell
Cox Charlotte, widow, r. 1753 Mission, rear
Cox Christopher C, detective, r. 1018 Washington
Cox Christopher C, waiter, r. 1006 Clay
Cox Edward, mason, r. 26 Turk
Cox Edward, milhuau Pac. Rolling Mill
Cox Ellen T., widow, r. 2213 Octavia
Cox Frank P., clerk James Duffy & Co., r. 325 Golden
Gate Av
Cox Fred, folder La Grande Laundry
Cox George, r. 321 Capp
Cox George, cigars and tobacco, 433 Montgomery Av,
r. 2108 Jones
Cox George F., insurance broker, 303 California, r.
Oakland
Cox Hamilton, asssistant engineer tug Relief, r. 215 Jj
O'Farrell
Cox Helen, widow, r. 1226 Pine, rear
Cox Irene L., Mrs., r. 32.o Golden Gate Av
Cox James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8 Michi-
gan bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
Cox James, porter Matthias Gray Co., r. 308 Sutter
Cox James E., shoemaker, 1161 Howard
Cox James M., canvasser, r. 314 Seventh
Cox James P., insurance agent, r. 901 Larkin
Cox Jerome B., r. 2740 California
Cox J. F. fc Sons (Joseph F., Matthew and Richard)
hav anil grain, 430 Fifth
Cox John, conductor Mark.f St. RR.
Cox John, laborer, r. 18 Dore
Cox John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Cox Joseph, lumbeiman Starbird ife Goldstone, r. NW
cor Steuart and Mission
Cox Joseph F. (J. F. Cox & Sons) r. 4.37 Fifth
Cox Josepli G., bookkeeper Charles M. Volkman, r.
321 Capp
Cox Leavitt H., clerk, r. 735 Turk
Cox Mary M. Miss, teacher Boys' High School, r. 228
Capp
Cox Matthew (J. F. Cox & Sons) r. 437 Fifth
Cox Michael, laborer, r. cor Fourteenth and Mission
Cox Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Micliignn bet Sierra and Shasta
Cox Michael, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 222 Clara
Cox Plillij) K. carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 342
Fremont
Cox Rica, fliessmaker, r. 321 Capp
Cox Richard (J. F. Cox & Son) r. 437 Fifth
Cox Richard, with Bank of California, r. 342 Clemen-
tina
Cox Stephen, fireman stmr Starbuck, r. 541 First
Cox Th'iiiias, haruessmaker Main k Winchester, r.
309 Polk
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SailMie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
COX
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
I»il»o Fi(tiiii;«. all Sl»,e«.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cox Thoiiiiis Jr., clprk, r. MO Fremont
Cox Thomas A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fre-
mont
Cox Thomas A. & Co. (Thomas A.. William A. and
.Aaron Cox) seedsmen, 411—115 Sansome
Cox Thomas J., r. 2t>)4 Kearny
Cox Wilbur H., bookkeeper Olufif Bros., r. 920 Sutter
Cox William, condHi-tor Sutter St. RR., r. 735 Turk
Cox William A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 319 Fre-
mont
Cos William G.. driver City RR., r. 1753 Mission
Cox& Sedg-wicU (New York) jewelers, specialty,
onyx goods, Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter
CoxeA. M. Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 110 Taylor
Coxe Edgar L., ironworker, r. W s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Coxe E. M. Major, paymaster's dept U. S. A., room
231 Phelan Bldg. r. Beresford Hotel
Coxe John, searcher of records, r. 543 Fulton
Coxe Paul L.. pipefitter Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1155
Howard
Coxe William A., packer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 110 Taylor
Coxe ,«c Blauvelt (Richard D. Blauvelt) searchers of
records. Hi California
Coxen Joseph, artist and engraver Francie, Valentine
»t Co., r. 1612 Jones
Coy Charles S., clerk Security Savings Bank, 435
Geary
Coy Delia, widow, r. Ripley nr Folsom, B. H.
Coy Frank H., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r. 735
Twenty-third
Coy George E., with George A. Morgan, r. 2800 How-
ard
Coy James, mining, r. 621 Bush
Coy Margaret, widow, r. cor Prospect PI and Colum-
bia PI
Coye Hiram li., president Nevada Salt and Borax
Co., 310 Pine, room 11, r. 807 Greenwich
Coyle Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 449 Tehama
Coyle Andrew, housemover, r. 117 Oak
Coyle Catherine, widow, r. 119 Clipper
Coyle Charles, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
132 Grove
Coyle E. L.. giipman Market St. RR.. r. Lett bet
McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Coyle Frank, shoemaker, Railroad Av bet Manitoba
and Dominica, r. 402 Third
Coyle Fredenca Mrs., cashier Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 298 Green
Coyle Henry, gardener Leland Stanford, r. 1305 Mason
Coyle Henry, shoemaker. Railroad Av bet Manitoba
and Dominica, r. 402 Thiid
Coyle Henry, teamster, r. S)^ Sherwood PI
Coyle Hugh, carpenter clothing dept U. S. A.
Coyle Jacob, heater Union Iron Works, r. Reldy's
Hotel
Coyle James, musician, r. NE cor Sutter and Kearny
Coyle John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor Sierra
and Kentucky
Coyle John Rev., assistant rector St. Josephs Church,
r. 214 Tenth
Coyle Joseph A., bookkeeper A. M. Fratinger. r.
2213 Sutter
Coyle Lizzie Miss, housekeeper Silver State House r.
145 Ellis
Coyle Mary, widow, r. 648 Mission
Coyle Mary L. Miss, r. 26 Pleasant
Coyle Michael, blacksmith, r. Handley House
Coyle Michael, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Coyle Owen, cook, r. 715 Howurd
Coyle Patrick, city passenger asent Chicago and
Northwestern Ry Co., 2 New Montgomery, r. Russ
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Coyle P. C. miner, r. Ahlborn House
Coyle Philip, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Coyle Stephen S., harnessmaker, r. 26 Turk
Coyle William T., shoemaker, r. 402 Third
Coyne Anthony, laborer, r. 25 Johnston Av
Coyne Bridget Mrs., r. (V2t> Branuan
Coyne Dennis, luHlling clerk Post Olhce, r. 503 Post
Coyne Domiiilck, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. cor
Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Coyne Fraui;, i-xpre.-ismau, SE cor Second and How-
ard, r. KiKissIing
Coyne J. (Coyne k Moliis) r. Oakland
Coyne James, teamster Daniel McCoy, r. 1035 >4 Hamp-
shire
Coyne John, laborer, r. 490 Eleventh
Coyne John J., carpenter, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Michael, grader and coi tractor, r. 490 Eleventh
Coyne Michael, with L. G. Sresovich * Co.
Coyne Thomas, master mariner, r. 2 Scotland
Coyne Thomas street contractor, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Thomas Jr., millwright, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Thomas J., paver, r. 27 Lafayette
Coyne & Moliis (J. Coyne and Albert L. Mollis)
plumbers and gasfitters, 47 Clay
Cozine Charles H. W., r. 239 Sixth
Crabb Alexander, compositor Bulletin, r. 21 Clinton
Park
Crabb Elinlna S. Mrs., varieties, 2331 Mission
Crabb F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Lombard
Crabb Oeorge, bartender, r. Pac. Tow Boat Office
Crabb Henry papercarrier, r. 2331 Mission
Crabb Robert, plasterer, r. 322 Fifth
Grabble H. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 435 Bush
Grabble Oata, porter Grand Hotel, r. 435 Bush
Crabtree Convies L., assistant general' baggage agent
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Crabtree Frank, groceries and liquors, 1180 Harrison
Crack Frederick, r. 1028 Greenwich
Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twenteth
Crack Peter Jr., clerk, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Charles L. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 2740
Pine
Crackbon Frederick A., bookkeeper C. A. Murdock &
Co., r. 2740 Pine
Crackbon Louis S., druggist, r. 943 Valencia
Cracker Joseph, stockbroker, r. 1409 Clay
Cracknell Frederick, hostler D. McCarty, r. 1229 Mar-
ket
Craddock E. Miss, furnished rooms, 404 Post
Cradock Thomas E., horseshoer William Cradock, r.
1413 Devisadero
Cradock William, horseshoer, 833 Geary, r. 1413 De-
visadero
Craelius David, assayer C. A. Luckhardt & Co., r. 946
Howard
Craft Monroe, waiter Richard Stege, r. 224 Minna
Crafts Ellen B., widow, r. 516 Sutter
Crafts Frank N., fireman stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
8^- Crafts. See Krafts
Cragen Michael, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Cragin Martin, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth nr Ellen
Cragin William S. W.. clerk Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 1921 Buchanan
^" Cragin. See Krageu
Cragoe William D., salesman, r. 250 Nineteenth
Craig Albert W. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland
Craig Alexander (Craig ^^^ Cochran) r. 558 Minna
Craig Alexander, brassfinisher, r. 21 Howard Court
Craig Alexander, helper George E. Belmor
Craig Alexander, painter William R. Eaton
Craig Andrew (Taylor .V Craigl attorney at law, 609
Sacramento, r. 622 Twenty-third
Craig Bessie M. Miss, teacher, r. .507 Turk
Craig Charles H., undertaker Halsted & Co., r. 1345
Howard
Craig C. W., commission merchant, 306 Battery, r.
Alameda
Craig Frank S., teamster, r. 558 Minna
Craig Frederick W., stenographer 3. F. and N. P.
RR.. r. 526 Post
Craig George, engineer, r. 412 J4 Fourth
EVKKY DESiKirXlOSr OF
TJ1>TID E I?."W^E -A. It
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MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
ManuiScturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SI.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. iwASH^N^TpNST.IProprietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
CEA
361
CRA
Craig George, stonecutter, r. 5 Treat Av
Craig George P., district inspector Custom House, r.
Port Costa. Cal.
Craig George V., painter, r. 616 Birch Av
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig * Co.i r. Oakland
C'raiig' Hagli, manager New Zealand Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co., 31'2 Ciiliforuia, r. Piedmont
Craig James, laborer, r. 648 Second
Craig James, lather, r. 542 Minna
Craig James, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Craig James, lonshoremau, r. 545 Mission, rear
Craig James, machinist, r. Yazoo nr Dominica
Craig James B., waiter, r. 947 Mission
Craig John (Craig & Son) r. SW cor Chattanooga and
Twenty-fourth
Craig John, actor, r. 333 Eddy
Craig John, correspondent Pope & Talbot, r. 2520
Jackson
Craig John, expressman, r. Serpentine Av bet Folsom
and Howard
Craig John, ship joiner, r. 1814 Market
Craig John Jr., driver Stephens & Co., r. 1814 Market
Craig John R., plumber and gasfltter, 226 Ellis, r.
10:W Mission
Craig Joseph F. (Craig & Son) r. SW cor Chattanooga
and Twenty-fourth
Craig Julia Miss, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Craig LiCe D., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 316 Montgomery, r. 507 Turk
Craig Lillian, stenographer and type-writer, r. cor
Grove and Baker
Craig Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 107 Hayes
Craig Loughlin, trackman N. B. and M. BR., r. 424
Shotwell, rear
Craig Louis, teamster, r. 21 Kissling
Craig Malachi H., trackman N. B. and M. BE., r. 1410
Alabama
Craig Mary, widow, r. 688'i Clementina
Craig Michael, blacksmith, r. 35 Perry
Craig Michael, lather, r. 351 Tehtima
Craiu M. R. Mrs., widow, r. 507 Turk
Craig Peter W., trimmer Craig & Cochran, r. 9 Thir-
teenth
Craig R. D., conductor Market St. BR., r. 2001 Mc-
Allister
Craig Eobert. r. 31 Russ
Craig Samuel, r. 635 Post
Craig Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Treat Av
Craig Thomas H., entrance clerk Custom House, r.
1,532 Ellis
Craig Thomas J., bookkeeper L. Greenbaum & Co., r.
110 Eddy
Craig Walter R., miner, r. 507 Turk
Craig Warner, cashier Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 2530
Washington
Craig William (Craig ,t Meredith) r. 2503 Clay
Craig William, bartender, r. 833 Vallejo, rear
Craig 6i Cocliran (Alexander Craig and Joseph
P, Cochran) undertakers, 22-2R Mint Av
Craig «Sj Meredith (William Craig and John H.
Meredith) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery,
room 23
Craig & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L.
Mosher) solar printers, 22 Kearny
Craig k Son (John and Joseph F. Craig) carriage
makers. S s Twenty-fourth nr Chattanooga
Craigie Henry, dentist, 25 !« Sixth
Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspector Steam Ves-
sels, r. 515!^ Bush
Craiue Allan W,, milkman John A. Roy & Co., r. San
Bruno Road nr Teneriffe
Craker Judson T. (Day, Huber & Craker) r. Oakland
Crall ElizHbeth A. Mrs., millinery, 1221 Stockton, r.
1-'31 Stockton
Crall George A., clerk, r. 1231 Stockton
as- Crall. See Krall
Cram Charles A., carpenter, r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Cram M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 621 Bush
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
K3ST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
IMPORT KKS OF
ORIENTAL RUGS,
641 to 617 MAEKET STEEET,
Cram William R., harnessmaker, 81 Fourth, r. 19
Verona
Cramer Albert, r. 836 Fifteenth
Cramer A. M., hostler, r 2335 Pine
Cramer Anuie Mrs , r. 1033 Mission
Cramer Charles J,, cook, r. 1033 Mission
Cramer Charles L., photographer, 402 Kearny, r. 324
Seventeenth
Cramer Francis A. (Montealegre & Co.) r. 1023 Powell
Cramer Frank O., clerk Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 220
Turk
Cramer James, r. 309 Fifth
Cramer John, laborer, r. 1611 Stevenson
Cramer John, lamp cleaner Market St. RR.
Cramer Louis, salesman Otto Cramer, r. 110 ElUfl
Cramer N., confectioner, r 1527 Turk
Cramer Otto L., proptr Philadelphia Mnfg Co., 110
Ellis
Cramer W. Charles, cutler, r. 1116 Filbert
Cramer Walter H., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1023
Powell
e^ Cramer. See Creamer, Kramer and Kremer
Cramerding Herman, butcher, r. loOGH Franklin
Cramerding Philip, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1011 Mission
Cramp Edward E., engineer, r. 921 Jones
Crampton James, groceries and liquors, NE cor Do-
lores and Eighteenth
Cramsie William, stonecutter, r. 421 Bush
Cramsie William J., engineer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
858 Mission
Crandall Arthur L., r. 16 M Folsom Av
Crandall George B.. route agent Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2819 Mission
Crandall Giles G., r. 519 Haight
Crandall John R., cashier Homer S. King & Co., r. 36
Liberty
Crandall Orman, millwright, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Crandall Oliver A., traveling salesman T. P. Crandall
& Co., r. 2101 Devisadero
Crandall Samuel, bartender William Cawley, r. 1654
Folsom Av
Crandall Shannon, clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co.,
r. 519 Haight
Crandall Thaddeus P. (T. P. Crandall & Co.) r. 2101
Devisadero
Crandall T. P. & Co. (Thaddeus P. Crandall) whole-
sale hosiery, 103 Battery
Crandall Warner G., capitalist, r. 1301 Gough
Crandall William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co..
r. 428 Fourteenth
Crandall William G., bookkeeper CoflBn & Sanderson,
r. 306 Turk
Crandly William J., driver Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Oakland
Crane , r. G30 Sutter
Crane Albert E., country and city real estate and
real estate broker, 410 Montgomery, r. Hotel
Pleasantou
Crane Arthur H., clerk A. C. Donnell & Co., r. 428
Ellis
Crane Bernard, conductor Market St. RR., r. Lott nr
Turk
Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 428 Ellis
Crane Carlton C, ticket agent Denver and Rio Grande
Western Ry., 14 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Crane Catherine, widow, r. 240 Clara
Crane Daniel, shoemaker Oahu, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
240 Clara
Crane Dennis, hackman Josiah H. Swain, r. 315 First
Crane Douglas B., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
210 Fillmore
Crane Dwight H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 26 Turk
Crane Doinlnick. r. 716 Front
Crane Elizabeth, widow, r. 801 Vallejo
Crane Elmore J., butcher Jonas & Co., r. 435)4 Ste-
venson
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
362
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes 1111(1 iVuiiibcr.s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Crane Eugene J., varuisher, r. V2.i Capp
Crane George F., driver GoUiberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1000 Powell
Ciane George J., correspondent O'Connor, Moffat t &
Co., r. I(i06 Bnsh
CRANE, HASTINGS & CO.
(Byron G. Criiiiej importers nnd dealers
Avines and liquors, 316 Sacramento
and 321 Commercial
Crane Henry, gripiiian Sutter St. RR., r. 708 EUia
Crane Henry A., office 638 Market, r. 1735 Sutter
Crane H. M., r. 537 Sacramento
Crane J. Mrs., short-hand reporter, r. 1148 Sutter
Crane James E.. clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Crane James P., patternmaker, r. 1036 Twenty-fourth
Crane Jane W., widow, r. 1036 Twenty-fourth
Crane J. F., grain weigher, r. 36 Clay
Crane John, laborer, r. 140 Minna
Crane John, seaman, r. 159 Minna
Crane John, tinsmith, r. 240 Clara
Crane John, watchman stmr Acapulco
Crane John M. (Henderson & Co.) r. 611 Bush
Crane Lemuel P., physician, 210 Fillmore
Crane Mary, widow, janitress Point Lnbos Primary
School, r. E s Twenty-second Av nr Point Lobos Av
Crane Michael, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Crane Susie Mrs., r. 108 O'Farrell
Crane Thomas, molder, r. 38 Hawthorne
Crane William, bartender, r. 708 Ellis
Crane 'William glass stainer John Mallon, r. 48 Louisa
Crane Zig, seaman stmr Coliraa
Craner Adolph P., r. 657 Harrison
Cranert Amiel, teamster, r. 522 Folsom
Cranert Dora, widow, r. 358 Eleventh
Cranford John A., manager Joseph H. Goldman, r.
304 Turk
Crann Oliver, shoemaker, r. 20 Lewis
Cranna V. T. Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
412 Hyde
Cranna William, cutter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 412
Hyde
Cranna W. R. Mrs., widow, r. 412 Hyde
Cranston John, teamster E. L. Rhoades, r. 122 Eddy
Cranston Robert D.. foreman S. F. Planing Mills, r.
10321^ Folsom
Cranston William, bartender Winrow & Robinson, r.
SW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Cranwell Thomas, plasterer, r. 238 Clara
Cranz Julia Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 210 Prospect PI
Cranz Cionis T., dentist, 122 Geary, r. 210 Pros-
pect PI
Cranz Richard, waiter, r. 448 Spear
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker, r. 210 Prospect PI
Crapo H., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Crapp John, plumber, r. 735 Howard
Crary Benjamin P. Rev., editor California
Christian Advocate, 1037 Market, r. 2735 Pine
Crary George R., clerk, r. 32 Clementina
Crasp James A., molder W^ T. Oarratt & Co., r. 764
Bryant
Crasp Mark C, laborer, r. 764 Bryant
Crass Dudley, waiter, r. 913 Howard
Crass John H., cook, r. 324 Green
Craumer Frederick W., salesman Bush & Mallett, r.
2132 O'Farrell
Craumer Jacob F., carpenter J. B. Morton & Son, r.
2132 O'Farrell
Craven Anne Mrs., fancy goods and bakery, 412}^
Geary
Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Jane (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
Craven M., laborer Paf. Rolling Mill
Craven Mary (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
Craven Nettie R. Mrs., principal Mission Grammar
School, r. Hotel Pleasantou
Craven Peter, boilermaker, r. 239 M Hickory Av-
Craven Sisters (Jane and Mary) importers of pat-
terns. 11 Geary
Craven WHliam, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r.
Ocfaii View
Cravens Bella Mrs., hairdresser, r. 60 Ji Everett
Craviotto August, blacksmith, r. 1521 Dupout
Craviotto C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1521 Dnpont
Crawford A. & Co. (Andrew Crawford) shipping
and commission merchants and ship chandlers,
25-27 Market
Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford & Co.) r. 421 Oak
Crawford Andrew J., stair builder, r. 717 Church
Crawford Bertie Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
236 Taylor
Crawford Charles, r. 813 Sutter
Crawford Daniel, milk dealer, r. 932M Harrison
Crawford Ezikiel M., assistant secretary Union Club,
r. 229 Fair Oaks
Crawford Frank, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
Crawford Frauk, water tender stmr City of Sydney
Crawford George B., drayman Lynde & Hough, r. 16
Thirteenth
Crawford George B., shipping clerk Davis Bros.r.
Utah bet Sonoma and Yolo
Crawford George H. (Crawford & Brown) r. 2 Tay
Crawford George W., carpenter, r. 303 Ninth
Crawford Herbert L., engineer, r. 251 Third
Crawford Hurley, civil engineer, r. 251 Third
Crawford J. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1502 M California
Crawford James, carpenter, r. 15 Elliot Park
Crawford James, ship joiner, r. 50 South Park
Crawford Jennie Mrs., oysters, 16 Sixth, r. 8 Sixth
Crawford John, r. 217 Eddy
Crawford John, expert accountant and auditor, 406
California, -with Catton, Bell & Co., r. Berkeley
Crawford John, porter O'Connor, Moffatt A: Co., r. 801
Sutter
Crawford John, ship joiner, r. 771 Haight
Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1502}^ California
Crawford John M., collector Beale St. Wharf, r. Oak-
land
Crawford John S., master mariner, r. 1 White's PI
Crawford John W., cigar dealer, r. 1935 O'Farrell
Crawford Robert, ship carpenter, r. cor Missouri and
Mariposa
Crawford Robert C, advertising solicitor, r. 505
Powell
Crawford Samuel E., carpenter, r. 717 Church
Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. 717 Church
Crawford Samuel T., carpenter, r. 817 Howard
Crawford Thomas, carpenter, r. 2008 Geary
Crawford Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Crawford Thomas A., r. 224 }<S Twenty-third
Crawford Thomas A., carpenter, r. 817 Howard
Crawford William L., mining editor Alta California,
r. 813 Sutter
Crawford & Brown (George H. Crawford and Prince
Brown I boot and shoe makers, 1020 Powell
Crawhall John, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 520 Third
Crawhall William, gasfitter Duffey Bros., r. 5263^
Stevenson
Crawley George W., engineer, r. 903?^ Shotwell
Crawley John E. , gripman Sutter St. RR.
Cra-wley Jolin M,, assistant general freight
agent S. P. Co., r. 44 3^ Turk
Crawley Thomas painter, r. 15 Verona
Crawshay Edwin H., reporter Examiner, r. 7213^ Bush
Craythorne William, sawyer, r. 327 Fourth
Crayton George G., r. 819 Howard
Creagh Arthur G., bookkeeper, r. 14 Ellis
Creagh John, clerk, r. 8 Hubbard
Creamer Geurge W., plumber, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer Henry, teamster E.- Martin & Co., r. 1422
Washintiton
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Am JflOK SUITS
"THE HASTING
J»
OEfflT Ins. Co. OF HARTFOED
Capital, 81,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wli. SEZTOil, As2t llaaager.
i^ Removal Notice. =^
WILLIAM P. CRESSWELL. ANDREW L. CRESSWELL.
CRESSWELL BROTHERS,
EEAL ESTATE AUCTIONEEES
-GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTS.
REMOVED TO
OFFICE OF THE DAILY EVENING POST.
Specialties: San Francisco and Oakland Business and Eesi-
dence Property. Also an important list of Fruit, Vineyard and
Farming Lands, etc,
5C2^ Business opportunities in the City.
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IMrOUTKUS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iron
All .Sii.s aiKl Nuiulu-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CrHtie Eugene J., vaniiKher, r. l'J:i Capp
Crane (leortje F., driver GoUlberg, Bowen k Co., r.
1009 Powell
Crane GeorRc J., correspondcut O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co.,
ICOf, Bn8h
CRANE, HASTINGS & CO.
(Bjroii G. Crane) Importers and dealers
Craven Peter, boilenuaker, r. 239 M Hickory Av-
Craven SlRters (.Jane and Mary) importers of pat-
terns. U Geiiry
Craven WlUiani, laborer Holy CroRB Cemetery, r.
Oeean View
Cravens Bella Mrs., hairdresser, r. (50 }« Everett
CU-aviotto August, blacksmith, r. 1521 Dupont
Craviotto C. Sirs., dressmaking, 1.521 Diipont
Crawford A. tSi Co. (Andrew Crawford) shipping
and commission merchants and ship chandlers,
25-27 Market
Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford & Co.) r. 421 Oak
Crawford Andrew J., stair builder, r. 717 Church
Crawford Bertie Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
2:i6 Taylor
Crawford Charles, r. 813 Sutter
Crawford Daniel, milk dealer, r. 932M Harrison
Crawford Ez-kiel M., assistant secretary Union Club,
r. 229 Fair Oaks
Crawford Frank, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
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Cranwell Thoma-s, plasterer, r. 233 Clara
Cranz Julia Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dohrmann& Co.,
r. 210 Prospect PI
Cranz Lonis T. , dentist, 122 Geary, r. 210 Pros-
pect PI
Cranz Richard, waiter, r. 418 Spear
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker, r. 210 Prospect PI
Crapo H.. teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Crapp John, plumber, r. 735 Howard
Crary Benjamin F. Rev. , editor California
Christian Advocate, 1037 Market, r. 2735 Pine
Crary George R., clerk, r. 32 Clementina
Grasp James A., molder "\V. T. Garratt & Co., r. 764
Bryant
Grasp Mark C, laborer, r. 7fi4 Bryant
Crass Dudley, waiter, r. 913 Howard
Grass John H., cook, r. 32* Green
Craumer Frederick W., salesman Bush & Mallett, r.
2132 O'Farrell
Craumer Jacob F., carpenter J. B. Morton & Son, r.
2132 O'Farrell
Craven Anne Mrs., fancy goods and bakery, 4123^
Geary
Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Jane (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
C*raven M., laborer Pae. Rolling Mill
Craven Mary (Craven Sisters) r. 11 Geary
Craven Nettie R. Mrs., principal Mission Grammar
School, r. Hotel Pleasnntou
Crawhall John, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 520 Third
Crawhall William, gasfitter Dufifey Bros., r. 526}^
Stevenson
Crawley George W., engineer, r. 903 J$ Shotwell
Crawley John E., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Cra-wley Jolin M., assistant general freight
agent S. P. Co., r. 44^ Turk
Crawley Thomas painter, r. 15 Verona
Crawshay Edwin H., reporter Examiner, r. 721 J^ Bush
Craythorne William, sawyer, r. 327 Fourth
Crayton George G., r. 819 Howard
Creagh Arthur G., bookkeeper, r. 14 Ellis
Creagh John, clerk, r. 8 Hubbard
Creamer Geurge W., plumber, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer Henry, teamster E.- Martin & Co., r. 1422
Washiuijton
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AIJOOTHS' SUITS
"THE HASTINGS."
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HASTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTOiT. Asst Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET ST.
;-BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
ORE
363
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Creamer James, teamster E. ilartin & Co., r. 1422
WasliinHton
Creamer John M., clerk, r. 537 Howard
Creamer -Joseph, tin roofer, r. 1121 Mission
Creamer William J., blai ksn.ith, r. Kill Stevenson
Bc^Creamer. See Cramer, Kramer and Kremer
Creba Samuel (Samuel Creba & Son) r. 14 Putter
Creba Samuel Jr., (Samuel Creba .V Son) r. U Potter
Creba Samuel & Son (Samuel and Samuel Jr.) horse
slio'-rs, 1543 Mission
Creber John, chair maker Heywood Bros & Co., r.
It) Vandewater
Creber Walter, laborer, r. 16 Vandewater
Creber Walter H., wire weaver California Wire Works,
r. 16 Vandewater
Creed- Daniel, boilermaker, r. 25 Perry
Creed Dennis, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Creed Dennis, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Creed John M,, assistant storekeeper Custom House,
r. Berkeley
Creed Michael, expressman, SW cor Market and
Sixth, r. 549 Natoma
Creede Ellen, widow, r. 2030 Filbert
Creede Frank, printer The Bancroft Co., r. 2030 Fil-
bert
Creede John E., engineer, r. 2030 Filbert
Creeden Daniel, gardener, r. 116 Jones
Creedmore House, Mrs. Rose Gallagher proptr, 1122
Larkin
Creedon Fannie, chambermaid The Baldwin
Creedon John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Creedon William, shoemaker, 27 Commercial
Creedy John, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Creedy Samuel, bartender, r. 8 Everett
Creegan Charles, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2510 J^ Mission
Creegan James, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. Twenty-
ninth nr Sanchez
Creegan James F., bookkeeper J. H. Garrett & Co., r.
543 Stevenson
Creegan Martin, laborer, r. 158 Perry
Creegan M. C, pantryman, r. 22 Turk
Creeyan Michael, upholsterer, r. 6fi4 Minna
Creegan Peter, merchant, r. 543 Stevenson
Creegan Peter J., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 543
Stevenson
Creely James, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 404)^
Grove
Creely Edward J., horseshoer James Creely, r. 58
Xatoma
Creely James, horseshoer, 138 Natoma, r. 58 Natoma
Creely James H.. law student Gordon & Young, r. 58
Natoma
Creem Frank, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
122 Townsend
Green Hannah, domestic 1028 Folsom
Cregan Cornelius, gripman Market St. KR. -
Cregan John II., commercial traveler, r. 2911 Wash-
ington
Cregan Martin, laborer S. P. Co., r. 158 Perry
CrPger William (Creger .k Gross) r. 1638 Sacramento
Creger & Gross (William Creger and David Gross)
mnfrs clothing, 106 Battery
Crego Cyrus, salesman Frank A. Briggs, r. 94 Fair
Oaks
Creigh Catherine J., widow, r. 24 Hardie
Creigh M. W., clerk George Morrow & Co., r. 1626
Turk
Creigh S. W., messenger Northern Pac. and Pac. Ex-
press Cos., r. 638 Seventeenth
Creighton Charles, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2510>4 Mission
Creighton Daniel J., shipsmith, r. 788 Harrison
Creighton Ferdinand, solicitor, r. 2510 Ji Mission
Creighton Francis, clerk U. 8. Signal Office, r. 1130
Pine
Creighton Hugh H., barber, 330Ji Montgomery, r. 47
Third
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOAliE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
641
MALE TO ORDER
to 647 MARKET STREET.
Creighton James, guard House of Correction
Creighton James, plumber William E. Lane, r. 416
Second
Creighton Jane, widow, r. 517 Folsom
Creighton John.r. 818 Geary
Crelg-liton Joseph, umbrella and cane manufac-
turer, 136 Eddy
Creighton Katie J. Miss, tailoress, r. 416 Second
Creighton Mary Miss, r. 2510!^ Mission
Creighton N. Mrs., widow, r. 110 Ellis
Creighton Patrick, contractor, r. 416 Second
Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and
Fol&om, r. 927 Folsom
Creighton Peter, contractor, 30 New Montgomery
Creighton Richard, laborer, r. 204 H Ritch
Creighton Samuel, stevedore, r. Handley House
Creighton Thomas F., clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
623 Shotwell
Creighton William H., foreman Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 47 Natoma
Crellin John, vice-president The Morgan Oyster
Co.. 612-614 Third, r. Oakland
Cremorne Theatre, John J. HalUnan proptr, 771 Mar-
ket
Crenan Catharine, widow, r. 14 Ridley
Crenan Henry, laundryman, r. 14 Ridley
Crenan Michael F., teamster, r. 14 Ridley
Crenn Oliver, shoemaker, r. 20 Lewis
Creon Charles C. A., clerk H. Schroder & Co., r.
631 M Geary
Creon John, bartender Adolph Beth, r. 741 Minna
Crescent City Transportation Co., office 314 Spear
Crescent City Wharf and Dock Co., office 314 Spear
Crescent Coal Co., A. Summerfield Jr. agent,
office 35-37 Clay
Cress J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cressaglla Martin, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Steven-
son
Cresse George, cooper B. Dreyfus S Co., r. 495 Bran-
nan
Cressens Joseph, cellarman, r. 5 Marcy PI
Cressey Edward P., auditor P. M. 8S. Co., r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Cressey Thomas, teamster, r. 1 Boston PI
CresBwell Andrew L., salesman David Lundy, r. Oak-
land
Cresswell John C salesman David Lundy, r. 309
Ritch
Cresswell William, real estate, r. 189 Hyde
Cressy Albert, driver, r. 817}« Lnrkln
Cressy Theodore S., salesman Grangers' Business
Assn., r. .526 Eddy
Crcsta Tomaso. vegetables, Colombo Market
Creuziger Julia, domestic 1918 Pine
Crevin William, laborer, r. Ocean View
Crew Henry, cl.-rk P. C. Rossi, r. 6:U H Broadway
Crews Annie Mrs., nurse, r. 215 Shotwell
Crews John T., carpenter, r. 215 Showell
Crews Simon, laborer, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Crews William F., laborer, r. 311 Third
Crtyer Charles L., butcher Albert Johnson, r. 162154
Howard
Greyer Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Crezet Marie L., stewardess stmr San Pablo
Cribbiu Annie, domestic 1810 California
Cribbin Michael, liquor saloon and boarding, 641
First
Cribbin Patrick, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 431
Pine
Cribbins John, miner, r. 313 Guerrero
Cribbins Thomas, plumber William E. Lane, r. 820
Bush
Crich Frederif k, foreman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1028
Greenwich
Crlclitiin James, carpenter and builder, r. 410 Minna
Grichton John L., plasterer, r. 8024 Wiishtngton
Grichton Peter, contractor and btiilder, 330 Pine,
room 11 r. Id'.l Baker
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809, 311, 313. 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Crick John, seniunn r. 26(i BrHiiiiaii
Cricket The (tlicutriCHl daily) Doutrick & McVey
XH'optrs, 4'2!) Month'oinery
Crldgo Jessie Miss, hairdresser F. Hays, r. 944 Va-
lencia
Crier Charles, butcher A. Johnsen, r. 1646 Mission
Criglar William L., sujierintendeut engineer Oregon
Dovelopiuent Co., 304 Mouttsomery
Crllly James, fireman, r. 31 Second
Crim George S., real estate, 428 Montgomery, r.
2320 Howard
Crim Maria, widow, r. 2320 Howard
Crim \V. H. & Co. (William H. Crim) real es-
tate agents, insurance brokers and rent collectors,
428 Montgomery
Crim William H. (W. H. Crim & Co.) r. 2526 Howard
Crimes John, brakeman, r.(i20 Fourth
Crirai Lawrence, watchman Mechanics' Mill, r. 1214 J^
Powell
Crimmel William, clerk, r. 228 Fulton
Crimmin Dennis, liquor saloon, (ifiO Mission
Crimmin Edward, driver City RR., r. 14.54 Minna
Criramins Daniel, paper carrier, r. 617 Florida
Crimmins Dennis, laborer, r. 10 >^ Rausch, rear
Crimmins John C, traveling salesman R.A.Swain
&Co., r. 2 City Hall PI
Crimmins Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR. r. 1454
Minna
Crimmins William, capitalist, r. 455^ Ritch
Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 45?i Ritch
Crippa Henry T., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Crisp Edward, r. 5 Essex PI
Crisp William, gardener, r. 616 Castro
Crispiui U., miisician, r. 207 Post
Criss Lorenzo D., ship carpenter, r. 1516 Dolores
Crist Charles W., clerk, r. 1918 Jessie
Crist John L., carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 1918 Jessie
Crist Rudolph F., bookkeeper J. C. Rued & Co. and
(G. F. Crist & Sons, Oakland) r. Oakland
8S" Crist. See Christ
Cristal Thomas, policeman, r. 38 Chenery
Criswell William F. (Angelo & CriswPll) r. 4l'9 Geary
Critcher Edward P.. clerk, r. SW cor Lyon and Clay
Critcher George, clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. SW cor
Lyon and Clay
Critcher Henry, speculator, r. SW cor Lyon and Clay
Critcher Henry Jr., clerk, r. SW cor Lyon and Clay
Critcher John, inspector Custom House, r. 1905 Baker
Critcher Madison H., with A. I. Hall & Son, r. 2619
Sacramento
Critcher Robert S., clerk Keeler, Barnes & Co., r. SW
cor Lyon and Clay
Critcher William K., clerk, r. SW cor Lyon and Clay
Critchley Tbomas, oiler stmr Alameda
Critchlow Robert G., driver, r. 33354 Ritch
Crittenden C. S., proprietor Club Stable, 409-
411 Taylor, r. 305 Jones
Crittenden George B., clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 310 Ellis
Crittenden Janies L., attorney at law, 240 Mont-
gomery, r. San Pablo Av bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first, Oakland
Crittenden Joseph L., clerk M. A. Edmonds, r. 310
Ellis
Crittenden Parker, auctioneer and real estate agent,
240 Montgomery, r. 1128 McAllister
Crittenden Thomas T., inspector Custom House
Croak William, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
Croak William, molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 18ii
South Park
Croall James, plumber, r. 2107 Mason
Crobert James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r,
W 8 Kansas bet Nevada and Humboldt
Crocco Joseph (Crocco & Fugazi) r. 546 Green
Crocco Louis, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 412 Vallejo
Crocco & Fugazi (Joseph Crocco and Frank Fugazi)
liquor saloon, 15(iO Stockton
Crocc Peter K. (Croco Si Marchand) r. 109 Montgomery
Croce & Manluuul (Pi tcr E. Croce and Constant Mar-
cliand) watch ciisc makers, 622 Clay, room 9
Crockard Hnj^li, HliipHiuitli, 20 Mission, r. E s Trini-
dad bet Yazoo and Platte
Crocker A. & Brothers (Eureka, Cal., and San Luis
Obispo, Cal.) office, 106 Battery
Crocker Aaron (A. Crocker k Bros.) r. 1111 Mason
Crocker Aaron, bootblack, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Charles, first vice-president Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Croclter Charles F., thinl vice-president South-
ern Pacific, Co., and vice-iiresident South Pacific
Coast Railway Co. and Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
SW cor Leavenworth and Pine
Crockei* Charles H. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Crocker Clark W. {Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sut-
ter
Crocker E. B. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Jackson and
Van Ness Av
Crocker Edgar, student, r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker E. G. Mrs., r. 433 McAllister
Crocker Ellen, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Crocker Frank L., r. 1229 Pierce
Crocker Henry J. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Henry S. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Crocker Horace L,, clerk, r. 740 Grove
Croclcer H. S. «Ss Co. (Henry S. Crocker, John
D. Yost and Henry J. and Charles H. Crocker)
importing statiouers, printers, lithographers and
bookbinders, 215-219 Bush
Crocker Hyman, bootblack, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Jo"hn H. (Crocker & Suydam) r. 1409 Clay
Crocker Lena Blrs., r. 1021 Hyde
Crocker Lesser, dry goods, clothing and boots and
shoes, 724-726 Montgomery
Crocker Lottie, r. 550 Bryant
Crocker Maurice, tailor, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman
secretary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Crocker Nathan, office 411-413 Battery, r. 1616 Bush
Crocker Roland O., sallmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
718 Howard
Crocker William, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 913 Oak
Crocker William A., machinist Union Iron Works, r,
£20 Sanchez
Crocker William H., cashier Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank of Sun Francisco, 322 Pine, r. NW
cor California and Taylor
Crocker-Wool^vortli National Bank of San
Francisco The, R. C. Woolworth president,
William H. Crocker cashier, 322 Pine
Crocker & Suydam (John H. Crocker and James
N. Suydam) stockbrokers, 327 Pine
Crockett Charles, r. 640 Howard
Crockett Charles, policeman, r. 1101 Mission
Crockett Frank, machinist Corporation Yard, S. F.
F. D.
Crockett George, signpainter, r. 113 Ninth
Crockett John, mining secretary, 8 S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg, r. Silver State
Crockett Joseph B. , president and engineer S. F.
Gas Light Co., SE cor First and Natoma. r. 2029
California
Crockett Robert, with S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 1239
Pine
Crockford Charles T., gardener NE cor California
and Taylor
Croft Charles (A. Galli Fruit Co.) r. 906 }4 Jackson
Croft E. J. Mrs. (Covey & Croft) r. 109 Tenth
Croft John, seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Croft Martin, carpenter, r. 907 }i Dolores
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Crofton John, laborer, r. 15 Alta
Croftou John, salesiiiau A. M. Fratinger. r. 319 Mason
Crofts John J., chief engineer P. C. SS. Co., r. 2223
California
Crogan Bridget M., widow, r. 'JOO Vallejo
Crogan Frank J., seaman, r. C27 Third
Crogan James, house painter, 1005 Biu'hauan, r. 12 Ji
HoJlis
Crogan James J., plumber Duflfey Bros., r. 1532 Ji Eddy
Crogan Maggie, r 627 Third
Crogan Mollie Miss, tailoress, r. 963 Mission
Crogan Peter T., clerk, r. 909 Valle.io
Croke Catherine, widow, r. 21 Grand Av
Croke James, r. 918 Natoma
Croke Thomas, deputy County Clerk, r. 918 Natoma
Croley George H., manufacturers' agent, 202 Sacra-
mento, r. Berkeley
Cromley John, lamplighter, and extraman Hose No. 1
Cromwell Alfred, r. 914 Powell
Cromwell B., reporter, r. 823 Pine
Cromwell Oliver, porter S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 914
Powell
Cromwell Samuel H., master mariner, r. 734 Six-
teenth
Cromwell W. H., band sawyer S. F. Planing Mill, r.
606 Fourth
Cron Charles E., watchmaker R. G. Wenzel, r. 1409 M
Harrison
Cron C. Louis, bookkeeper William Wolff & Co., r.
1409 H Harrison
Cron Minna, widow, r, 1409M Harrison
0^ Cron. See Krolin and Kron
Cronacher Charles, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. Tanners
Home
Cronan Charles, laborer, r. 12 Hawthorne
Cronan Frederick, liquor saloon, 408 Pacific, r. 313
Pacific
Cronan John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Cronan John B., bookkeeper Root & Sanderson, r. 316
Jones
Cronan John J., groceries and liquors, 321 Jessie
Cronan Mary, domestic 1821 Sacramento
Cronan Peter, carriage painter, r. 8 Dale PI
Cronan William, metal roofer, 1213-1215 Market,
r. 1124 Golden Gate Av
B^" Cronan. See Cronin
Crone John J., carpenter, r. 127 Rose Av
Crone Margaret, widow, r. 26 Hermann
Cronemann Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Cronen James, baker, r. 203 Ritch
Cronen William H., bagmaker, r. 203 Ritch
Croner Henry, laborer, r. 19 Louisa
Cronin Benjamin, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 1338 Washington
Cronin Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 848 Folsom
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Cronin Cornelius Jr., laborer, r. 242 Perry
Cronin Daniel, helper La Grande Laundry
Cronin Daniel, laborer, r. 2 Vincent
Cronin David, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna
Cronin David W., tanner, r. S s Sweeney nr San
Bruno Road
Cronin Dennis, laborer, r. 159 Minna
Cronin Ella, widow, r. S s Sweeney nr San Bruno
Road
Cronin Henry J., cooper Herbert & Nyland, r. 727
Bryant
Cronin James, laborer, r. 48 Tehama
Cronin James, proptr Garfield Hotel, NE cor Chest-
nut and Fillmore
Cronin James, bartender, r. 242 Third
Cronin Jeremiah, coremaker City Iron Works, r. 2
Vincent
Cronin John, clerk and extraman Hose No. 5
Cronin Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 742 Folsom
Cronin Jeremiah, hostler Central RR., r. 1209 Steiner
Cronin Jeremiah J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
2720 Folsom
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Cronin John, fireman, r. 403 Eitjlith
Cronin John, liquor saloon, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Cronin John, machine operator Porter, Sleesinger &
Co., r. 183 Jessie
Cronin John F., policeman, r*. 40M Louisa
Cronin Maggie, saleslady, r.l805 Ellis
Cronin Mary Miss, teacher muKic, r. 47 Tehama
Cronin Alichael, bartender T. J. Giblin, r. 1329 Clay
Cronin Michael, carpenter, r. 410 Eddy
Cronin Michael, laborer, r. ,322 Ritch
Cronin Michael, stonecutter, r. 444 Clementina
Cronin Michael, teamster, r. 131 Shipley
Cronin Nora Miss, dressmaking, 1008 Mission
Cronin Owen, laborer, r. 135 Seventh
Croniu Patrick (Cronin fi Curreu) r. 1940 Mission
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Cronin Timothy, bartender, r. SW cor Sierra and
Michigan
Cronin Timothy J., liquor saloon, 1120 Howard, r.
316 Fourteenth
Cronin William, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 555)^ Jessie
Cronin & Curren (Patrick Cronin and T. Curren) hay,
grain, produce, wood and coal, NE cor Seven-
teenth and Capp
8^ Cronin. See Cronan
Cronise Clement, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1926 Pine
Cronise William H. V., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Cronk Virgil, painter, r. 24 Isis
Cronk W. 8., gripman Geary St. RB., r. 1612 Bu-
chanan
Cronley John, lamplighter and extraman Hose No. 1,
r. 3 Bartol
Cronogue James, boilermaker, r. 716 Twenty-third
Crook Edwin W., mufr shirts, 126 Kearny, room 49,
r. 119 Oak
Crook Oliver, bookkeeper Charles W. Taber. r. 1015
Valencia
Crook Sarah Miss, r. 132G Pine
Crook William, steward stmr Colima
Crooker Elijah H., stairbuikler, 5(18 Mission
Crooker Matthew H., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt k Co., r. 467 Seventeenth
Crooker William, starcher La Grande Laundry
Crooks George B., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 834
Mission
Crooks Jackson G., insurance broker, 420 Montgom-
ery, r. 801 Sutter
Crooks John, r. 1112 Kearny, rear
Crooks John J., bricklayer, r. 2003 Bush
Orooks John J., real estate agent 420 Montgomery, r.
801 Sutter
Crooks Richard, sexton St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
r. SE cor Clay and Van Ness Av
Crooks Samuel J., teamster, r. SW cor Bush and
Pierce
Crooks Susan, widow, r. SOT Sutter
Crooks W. T. brakeman S. P. Co., r. 423 Bryant
Croome William, dentist, 823 Market
Croon Francis, r. 320 Green
Croon George H., deck hand stmr Newark, r. 320
Green
Croon Peter, second officer stmr Newark, r. 320 Green
Croon Thomas A., molder Empire Foundry, r. 320
Green
Croon Wilter W., driver Whitney, Standard and Oak-
land Transfer Co., r. 320 Green
Crnpsey Mary A., widow, r. 824 Bush
CroHble Frederick, molder, r. 2209 Mission
Crosby , mining, r. 404 Stockton
Crosby A. B. & Co. (Alphouso B. Crosby) dry goods,
1800 Union
Crosby Alphonso B. (A. B. Crosby & Co.) r. 1800
Union
Crosby Charles D., carpenter F. Mitchell h Son
Crosby Daiii(t1, butcher, r. 1129 Howard
Crosby Edward, lumberman, r. 137 Third
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Crosby Frank B., machinist John Slmonds, r. 509
Twenty-third
Crosby George H.. assistant engineer stmr State of
California
Crosby H. G., carpenter, r. 327 Fifth
Crosbv Henry R., journftlist, r. 814 Montgomery
Crosby J., r. 3fi Clay
Crosby John, lonKshoreman, r. 221 Filbert
Crosby John F., carpenter, r. 17 Hermann
Crosby Mark, laborer, r. 29 Norfolk, rear
Crosby Mary, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta and Napa
Crosby Michael, laborer, r. 27 Folsom Av
Crosby Michael Q., blacksmith, r. 114 Perry
Crosby Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 207 Tehama
Crosby Patrick, policeman, r. 10 Juniper
Crosby Walter, barber Noble & Miller, r. 1006 Clay
Crosett Alfonzo A., bookkeeper William H. Rouse &
Co., r. Alameda
Crosett Edward F., clerk Jones, Mundy & Co., r. 136
Cumberland
Crosett James H., student, r. 2525 Folsom
Crosett James F. (J. F. Crosett & Co. and Crosett &
Chapman) r. 2525 Folsom
Crosett James L., commission merchant, 628 Sacra-
mento, r. Alameda
CROSETT J. F. & CO. ,Ja«xes F.
Crosett) employ men t. and business
agency, male department, 638 Sacra-
mento, female department, 30'i Stock-
ton, telephone niimljers 1814 and 1815
Crosett & Cliapman (James F. Crosett and Al-
bert F. Chapman) real estate agents, 628 Sacra-
mento
e^ Crosett. See Crossett
Crosman Court, restaurant, 17 Pacific, r. 31 Pacific
Cross Amelia, widow, r. 16 j^ Glover
Cross Anthony, laborer, r. 762 Brannan, rear
Cross Arthur D., student, r. 1105 Mason
Cross Charles W. (Bvrne & Cross) attorney at law,
310 Pine, rooms 35^1, r. 718 Waller
Cross Edward L., salesman Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
1027 Mission
Cross Frederick L., real estate, r. 227 Seventeenth
Cross Harry D., clerk Huntington, Hopkms Co., r.
Alameda
Cross Heber, clerk, r. 1027 Mission
Cross James T., with Welch & Co., 109 Califor-
nia, r. 22 Geary
Cross J ibn, foundryman, r. 148 Hancock
Cross John, laborer Louis Meyer, r. 636 Commercial
Cross John R. (Edward P. AUis & Co.) r. 801 Haight
Cross Maria, domestic 1818 Lyon
Cross M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2425 Fillmore
Cross Richard, drayman Root & Sanderson
Cross Rufus S., clerk Post Office, r. 512 Folsom
Cross S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1020 Sutter
Cross Thomas J., transfer agent City RR. ,r. 1541}^
Market
Cross William, collection office, 211 Sutter, r. Fruit
Vale
Cross William B., engineer, r. 1105 Mason
Crosscup I. Oscar, machinist, r. 207 Gough
Crossett F. W., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 916 Twentieth
Crossett Leontine, r. 1947 Geary
Crossett William I., stenographer Charles F. Hanlon,
r. 27 Oak
8^ Crossett. See Crosett
Crossfield Edward, painter, r. 125 Shipley
Crossley Leonard G. (Crossley & Klatt) r. 2204 Fill-
more
Crossley & Klatt (Leonard G. Crossley and A. Klatt)
butchers, 1915 Fillmore
Grossman George, fireman, r. 731 Clementina
Grossman James H., mining, 328 Montgomery, room
15, r. 740 Broadway
Grosthwaite George, carpenter, r. 417 Grove
Crosthwaitc Isaac, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 417
Grove
Crosthwaite Isaac Jr., polisher Thomas Day k Co.. r.
417 Grove
Crosthwaite John, pressman J. H. Barry, r. 220 Lin-
den Av
Crosthwaite Michael H., plumber and gasfltter, 2124
Fillmore, r. E s Fifth Av bet Point Lobos Av and
Clement
Crothers George, upholsterer Lockspring Mattress
Co., r. 814 Jessie
Crothers Kate Miss, teacher, r. 8 Metcalfe PI
Grotty Daniel, machinist William Deacon, r. 305
Minna
Grotty John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1323
Montgomery
Crouch Annie, silkworker Higginbotham & Co., r.
1188 Harrison
Grouch George W., molder Pac. Iron Works
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1227 }j
Pacific
Croucli Thomas, laborer, r. 1188 Harrison
Crouch William F., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 1227 M Pacific
Croudace Frederick W., publisher Breviate of Rec-
ords, 620 Merchant, r. 2203 Fillmore
Grouette J. A., tailor, r. 306 Sixth
Crough John A., dairy produce, 428 Hayes
Croughwell Eugene, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Croaso Golmau F., inspector Custom House, r. 724
Harrison
Grouse John R., with Duff & Co., r. 1121 Sutter
Crow Mrs., widow, r. 420 Sixth
Cro-\v C. P., financier Farmers' and Merchants'
Business Agency, 203 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Crow Edward, engineer Pac. Imp. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Crow Eugene, mattressmaker, r. 420 Sixth
Crow George M. Mrs., r. 740 Harrison
Crow Harvey J., blacksmith Henry B. Schindler, r.
537 Howard
Grow James, coremaker, r. 19 Natoma
Crow Maggie Miss, r. 2611}^ Sutter
Crow Morris, tailor, r. 52;j?4 Minna
Crow Patrick, shoemaker, r. 747 Howard
Crowe Charles, gripman Market St. RR.
Crowe George A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1011
Washington
Crowe Joseph, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
Crowe James S., scroll sawyer Young & Thomson, r.
77 California Av
Crowe J. C., dishwasher, r. 257 Tehama
Crowe James W., deputy Sheriff, r. 8M Ringold
Crowe John, driver City RR., r. 1645^ Mission
Crowe John J., painter Edward M Gallagher, r. 2408
Sacramento
Crowe John J., salesman M. De Witt & Co., r. 315
Minna
Crowe Kate, widow, r. 807 Mission
Crowe M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Crowe Mark A., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 24p8
Sacramento
Crowe Maxwell L., plate printer, 26 Montgomery, r.
136 Hancock
Crowe M. L. Mrs. (Calneron & Crowe) r. 136 Han-
cock
Crowe Patrick, shoemaker, r. 163 Jessie
Crowe Thomas, grocer, r. 40 Moss
Crowe Thomas, laborer S. P. Gas Light Co., r. N 8 So.
lano bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Crowe Thomas, starter Presidio RR., r. 2913 Pine
Crowe Thomas M., butcher, r. 11 Folsom Av
Crowe W. E., laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Growell Annie, widow, r. SW cor Butte and Pennsyl-
vania Av
Growell Aurelia A. Mrs., r. 306 Seventeenth
Crowell. Charles H., secretary Laurel Hill Cem-
etery, r. 3209 Clay
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Crowell Charles I., bookkeeper Sroufe & McCrum,
r. I'.'IV Jones
Crowell E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1603 Larkin
Crowell Edward, raining expert, 325 Montgomery
room 8, r. 2i Grove
Crowell Eugene, harnessmaker, r. 10 Middle
Crowell George C, compositor Chronicle, r. 15 Caro
line
Crowell George E., mining expert, 325 Montgomery
room 8, r. 21 Grove
Crowell George W., foreman Street Dept., r. 719 Eddy
Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells Fargo & Co.
813 Pierce
Crowell Walter T., compositor Chronicle, r. 15 Caro-
line
t^ Crowell. See Croall
Crowhurst Samuel G., baker, r. 1013 Treat Av
Crowhurst William, grand lecturer I. O. G. T., r. 1041
Twenty-fourth
Crowley Andrew, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 549
Howard
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley Bridget, widow, r. 47 Natoma
Crowley Catherine, widow, r. 11 Gilbert, rear
Crowley Catherine, widow, r. U Norfolk
Crowley Charles, laborer, r. 315 Beale
Crowley Charles, starter Geary St. RE., r. NE cor
Geary and Buchanan
r.iwley Charles, r. 22 Garden
liwley Cornelius, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Valencia
; owley Cornelius, shoemaker, r. SE cor Solano and
Tennessee
' rowley Cornelius H., carpenter, r. 533}^ Stevenson
Crowley Daniel (Crowley & Moore) r. 113 Grove
Crowley Daniel, iireman, r. 41 Pacific
Crowley Daniel, salesman, r. 620 Linden Av
Crowley Daniel F., mason Presidio, r. 30 Johnston Av
Crowley Daniel H., teamster, r. 652 Howard
Crowley Daniel J., bookbinder H. 8. Crocker & Co.. r.
334 Third
'^'rowley Daniel J., deputy clerk Justices' Court, r.
797 Mission
I'.wley David, r. 2001^ Dupont
I viwley David, boatman, r. 1913 Kearny
Crowley Edith H., teacher Clement Grammar School,
r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Edward, gripman Sutter St. KR., r. 1412
Baker
Crowley Ellen T., domestic 1728 Golden Gate Av
Crowley George, laborer, r. 1817 Greenwich
Crowley George, nailer Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r.
320 Fifth
Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 512
Natoma
Crowley Harriet, widow, teacher music, r. 213 Jones
Crowley James, r. 417 Clementina
Crowley J., laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Crowley J. yardman Pac. Rolliug Mill
•Crowley James, longshoreman, r. 59 Shipley
Crowley James, painter, and extraman Engine No. 8,
r. 113 Grove
Crowley James, shipwright, r. 721 Natoma, rear
Crowley James B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
611 Union
Crowley James C, cooper, r. 534}^ Natoma
Crowley James F., shipping clerk Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 361 First
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 21 Moss
Crowley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Johanna, widow, r. 320 Seventeenth
Crowley John, carpenter, r. 1609 H Folsom
■Crowley John, cooper, r. 969 Howard
Crowley John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, r. 52
Minna
Crowley John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8 Si-
erra nr Kentucky
Crowley John, laborer, r. 253)4 Clara
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Crowley John, laborer, r. 620H Linden Av
Crowley John, millman Pac. Rolliug Mill, r. E s Lou-
isiana bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Crowley John, porter, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Crowley John, stamp clerk Post Oflice, r. 1514 How-
ard
Crowley John, teamster, r. 361 First
Crowley John D., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 567 Steven-
son
Crowley John H., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg &
Co., r. 320 Fifth
Crowley John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 28 Mis-
sion Av
Crowley John J., patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
1024 Twentieth
Crowley John M., bricklayer, r. 813 Mission
Crowley John N., watchmaker, r. 77 West Mission
Crowley Jdhn T., bookkeeper, r. 320 Seventeenth
Crowley Joseph waiter, r. 257 Tehama
Crowley J. T., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Hayes
and Lott
Crowley Kate Mrs., r. 346 Eleventh
Crowley Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 334 Bryant
Crowley Louis, clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., r.
1629 Sacramento
Crow'ey Mart^aret, widow, r. 29 Chesley, rear
Crowley Murk F., packer, r. 321 H Bryant
Crowley Martha, domestic 939 Valencia
Crowley Mary, widow, r. 534^4 Natoma
Crowley Mary E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 1109 Florida
Crowley Michael, groceries and liquors, 1501 Mont-
gomery
Crowley Michael, salesman, r. 515 Howard
Crowley Michael, stableman N. B. and M. RR., r. 179
Alabama
Crowley Michael J., r. 2726 Mission
Crowley Nathaniel G., manasjer Great American Im-
porting Tea Co., 306 Sixteenth
Crowley Norma, seamstress, r. 4.54 Bryant
Crowley Patrick, Chief of Police, Old City Hall,
first floor, r. 16j9 Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. !)9 Shipley
Crowley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Crowley Patrick, foreman T. G. Walkington, r. 149
Silver
Crowley Robert S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
327 >«i Haight
Crowley Samuel S., clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Stephen, waiter, r. 24 Sixth
Crowley Stephen J., shoemaker U W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. NW cor Dolores and Twenty-eighth
Crowley Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 1109
Florida
Crowley Thomas, plumber, r. 253 }« Clara
Crowley Thomas J., attorney at law, 130 Sansome, r.
San Rafael
Crowley Thomas J., druggist Charles A. Bayly, r. 29
Chesley, rear
Crowley Thomas J., stage carpenter, r. l.ins Kearny
Crowley Thomas P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
611 Union
Crowley Timothy, laborer, r. N s Day nr Sanchez
Crowley Timothy, waiter, r. 120 Fourth
Crowley Timothy F., clerk The Bancroft Co.. r. 210
Clara
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, NE cor Drumm and
Merchant, r. 5 Birch Av
Crowley T. J., pantryman, r. 871 Market
Crowley William, attorney at law, r. 1805 Ellis
Crowley William, expressman, r. 2831 Clay
Crowley William, laborer, r. 253)4 Clara
Crowley William, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r.
7.10 Hryant
Crowley William B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
320 Filth
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809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Crowlev William C, contUutor Market St. RR., r.
SH'T Mission
Crowley & Moore(PanieI Crowley and G-eorge Moore)
liquor saloon, NE cor Grove and Polk
Crown David S., cigarniaker Henry Dabelsteln, r. 634
Fulton
Crown Harris, cigarruaker, r. 905 Market
Crown Isaac, barber Hyman & Shaen, r. 232 Turk
Crown Leon, bookkeeper Creger & Gross, r. 1219 Mis-
sion
Crown Myer, candymaker, r. 1219 Mission
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
County, Nev.) James Newlands secretary, 3 S. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg
Crown Point Ravine Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.) J. M. BuflBiugton secretary, 309 California,
rooms 3-4
Crown Rosa Mrs., r. 1219 Mission
Croxall Julius D., agent Lindley & Co. (Sacramento,
Cal.) office 405 Front, r. 314 Jones
Croydon Charles, longshoreman, r. 427 Broadway
Crozier Enoch L., patternmaker Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. Alameda
Crozier Samuel, barber, r. 1108 Mason
Crozier William J., r. 619 Pine
Cruachan Benjamin, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Cruden Albert stevedore, r. 220 Francisco
Cruden David, shipwright, r. 2545 Howard
Crudtn George, r. 18 J^ Riugold
Cruikshank Joseph, bottler I. H. Morse & Co., r. 220
Oak
Crum Bert, barber H. H. Creighton, r. 234 Bush
Crummey Hugh (J. R. Spellacy & Co.) r. Railroad Av
bet Servia and Paraguay
Crummey James (Crummey & Hall) r. 20 Erie
Crummey John A., butcher, r. NW cor Manitoba and
Susquehanna
Crummey John T., butcher, N s Butte bet Kentucky
and Tennessee, r. Minnesota bet Mariposa and
Solano
Crummey Owen butcher Johnson & Son, r. Railroad
Av bet Servia and Paraguay
Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall)
wholesale butchers, 8 s Honduras bet Kentucky
and Susquehanna
Crump Annie Miss, r. 203 Valencia
Crunow Henry, r. 1540 Washington
Crupe Emanuel, barber, 326 Bush
Cruse Charles, butcher, r. 137 Third
Cruse Frank H., clerk Edwards & Co.,r. 127 Guerrero
Cruse Harry, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Cruse JoHn H., wines and liquors, 527 East, r. 230
Duncan
Cruse William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero
Cruse William Jr., butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 127
Guerrero
Orutchfleld David A., hostler Presidio, r. 1809 Union
Crutchfield Joseph, r. 125 Folsom
Cruvelli S. I., vocal culture and voice building,
935 Market
Cruz Charles H., clerk, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Elizabeth, widow, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Sylvester, cigarmaker, r. cor Green and Dupont
Cruz William J., tinsmith, r. 1616 Mason
I^T' Cruz. See Kroos and Kruse
Cruzan J. A. Rev., pastor Third Congregational
Church, S s Fifteenth bet Mission and Valencia,
r. 2024 Howard
Cruze Adolph, butcher, r. 734 Minna
Cruze Joseph, butcher, r. 734 Minna
Cryer Charles, engineer State Board Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 2207 Polk
Crystal Battling^ Co., John Farnham manager,
317-321 Bay
Crystal Drug Store, NE cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-first
Crystal Hotel, William Ellis proptr, NE cor Fourth
and Berry
Crystal Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) A. K. Dur-
brow secretary, 09 Nevada Block
Crystal National Yeast Co., Isaac Barker manager,
7,')7)4 Howard
CryMtal Palace Saloon, Hageman & Haquette
proprietors. 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Soda Water Co., Frank Maxson president,
office 2310 Mason
Crystal Vinegar Works, James C. Chalmers manager,
SW cor Fourteenth and Folsom, office 323 Front
Cubery William M. (Cubery k Co.) r. 202 Waller
C U JJ £l II) 1 & OUi (William M.
Cubery) electric power printers, 4-15
Marltet, belo-\v First
Cubitt Henry, clerk, r. 269 Minna
Cubitt Minnie Mrs., r. 269 Minna
Cubray S., packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.
Cucnzna Antonia, cook, r. 1521 Mason
Cuckadd Maggie, domestic 110 Trenton
Cucuel Alfred, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 11 Sanchez
Cucuel Emil, treasurer Traffic Publishing Co., 429
Montgomery, r. 1225 Clay
Cucuel George, mirrormaker, r. 11 Sanchez
Cuddy Catherine, r. 6 Alice
Cuddy George F., clerk Justin A. Spamer, r. Oakland
Cuddy James, r. 129 Welsh
Cuddy James, gardener Charles M. Leopold, r. Sau-
celito
Cuddy Jeremiah (Wall & Cuddy) r. 22 Verona
Cuddy John, compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
Oakland
Cuddy William, laborer, r. 6 Alice
Cudell Gustave, soap manufactory, SW cor Utah and
Center, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and
Mariposa
Cudworth Abel W., r. 2420 Fillmore
Cudworth James W., real estate, r. 2018 Union
Cue William G.. dejjuty County Clerk, r.283i Kissling
S^ Cue. See Kuh
Cuello Joseph J., restaurant, 1-56 Second
Cuenin Francis, cashier I. Cuenin, r. 1012 Montgom-
ery
Cuenin Ildefouse, proprietor Campi's Restaur-
ant, 531-533 Clay, r. 911 Vallejo
Cuevas Balbana Miss, teacher languages, r. 1412
Powell
Cuevas Rosaria G. de Mrs.,.r. 1412 Powell
Cuflf John, furniture mnfr, 726 Bryant, r. 986 Howard
Cuffield Harry, r. 421 Tehama
Cuglev Cecile Mile., teacher French Zeitska's Insti-
tute, r. 922 Post
Culberson William A., form carrier Francis, Valen-
tine & Co., r. 392 }« Ninth
Culbert William C. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r. 2037 How-
ard
Culbertson Adelia, widow, r. 1073 M Market
Culbertson J. G., car driver, r. 624 Fourth
Culbertson Margaret Miss, matron Chinese Mission
Home, 933 Sacramento
Culbertson S. B., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Culbreth Robert E., publisher City Argus, 526 Kearny
r. 417 McAllister
Culin Frank A., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 2659 How-
ard
Culin John L., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
2659 Howard
Cull Henry, clerk Quade & Straut, r. 44 Third
Cull Patrick, laborer, r. 514 Sixth
Cullan M. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 360 Jessie
Cullen Alice J. Miss, principal Buford Free Kinder-
garten, r. East Oakland
Cullen Benjamin T. (Sawyer & Co.) r. 334 Bush
Cullen Bridget Mrs., clerk Miss Mary Meagher, r.
2035 Ellis
Cullen Charles, laborer, r. 8 Tehama
Cullen Charles, machinist, r. 19 Bruce PI, rear
Cullen Charles F., clerk James Bowles, r. 808 Howard
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Cullen DaDiel J., with Ebner k Bro., r. 620 Larkin
Cullen David, shoemaker, r. 1119 HarrUun
Cullen Delia Mlsa, r. 1131 How.ird
Cullen Dennis, shoemaker, 114<JH Folaom
Culli-n Edward, teamster, r. 833 Harrison
Cullen Edward F., bookkeeper Donnelly, Dunne &
Co., r. 749 Harrison
Cullen Edward L., clerk r. 2659 Howard
Cullen Francis, clerk P. J. McGovern & Co., r. 1720
Market
Cullen Frank, billposter Sawyer h Co.
Cullen Frank, teamster, r. 1051 Market
Cullen Frank A., clerk, r. 2659 Howard
Cullen Gerald, clerk supply dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 1320 Kearny
Cullen Henry, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cullen Henry, clerk, r. 178 Minna
Cullen James, r. 3U3 Capp
Cullen Jatne.'*, blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 2013 Folsom
Cullen James B., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 617
Post
Cullen James T., clerk Starbird & Goldstone. r. 411
FolBom
Cullen Jennie Miss, teacher Whittler Primary School,
r. 509 Broderick
Cullen John, law clerk, r. 509 Broderick
Cullen John, laborer, r. 411 Folsom
Cullen John A., plumber, r. 1020 Brannan
Cullen John J., engraver Levlson Bros., r. 1408 Van
Ness Av
Cullen John L., clerk, r. 2659 Howard
Cullen Joseph, r. 3 Brady
Cullen Joseph, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 749
Harrison
Cullen Louise R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 512 Larkin
Cullen M , ladelman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cullen Maria, widow, r. 509 Broderick
Cullen May Miss, tailoress, r. 178 Minna
Cullen Michael, seaman, r. 613 Bush
Cullen Nellie, domestic 214 Powell
Cullen Paul, longshoreman, r. 178 Minna
Cullen Philip, r. 749 Harrison
Cullen Thomas, r. 617 Post
Cullen Tbomsis, r. Sixth Av nr Golden Gate Park
Cullen Thomas, collector Wells Fargo & Co., r. West
Ave, Holly Park Tract
Cullen Thomas, Jr., sah^onkeeper, r. 615 Post
Cullen Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25 Ritch
Cullen Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Capp
Cullen Venle, compositor J. C. Howe & Co., r. Oak-
land
Cullen William, boilermaker, r. 131 Valley
Cullen William, la^orer, r. 509 Broderick
Cullen William, propeity clerk Police Dept., r. 59
South Park
Cullen William F., fireman, r. 222 Clara
Cullen William O., with Bank of California, r. East
Oakland
Culley Ann, widow, r. 328 Jessie
Culler John, blacksmith, r. St. Thomas nr Yazoo
Culley John, boilermaker, r. 212 First
CuUey John P., stoves and tinware, 22 Seventh, r. 102
Tehama
Culllgan Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate
Culligan Hanna. widow, r. 218 Ritch, rear]
Culllgan James, butcher, r. 1326 Harrison
Culligaii James, gardener, r. 18 Gilbert
CulliKan John, gardener, 704-706 Turk, r. 707 Van
Ness Av
CulliKan John F., florist Geo. B. Jones, r. 1ft Gilbert
Culllgan Michael, cattle dealer, r. 13.i5 Harrison
Culligan Michael Jr., porter Am. Oil Co., r. 1325 Har-
rison
Culllgan Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Third and Town-
send
Culligan Patrick F., packer E. Grlswold & Co., r. 1325
Harrison
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Culligan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 27 Kate
Culligan Thomas, tinner, r. 104 Hayes
Culligan William, gardener, r. 13J2!<i Natoma
Culligan William, salesman G. Abrahamaon, r. 104
Hayes
Culligan W:illiam, 8. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Culliiian Bridget, widow, r. 19 Gilbert
Culliuau Dennis, night clerk, r. 131 Minna
Oullinan James P., glassblower, r. 19 Gilbert
CulUnan John, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Cnllinane Duvid (J. Noonan & Co.) r. 824 Harrison
Cullinane Eliza Mrs., r. 65 West Mission
Cullinane Harry, stock clerk Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 65 West Mission
Cullinane Jeremiah J., japanner, r. 672 Folsom
Cullinane John, laborer S F. Gas Light Co., r. Ten-
nessee nr Sierra
Cullinane Michael, crimper Cahn, NIckelsburg &
Co., r. NW cor Church and Thirtieth
Cullinane William, stock clerk Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 65 West Mission
Culling Charles F. W., longshoreman, r. 210)4 Clara
Cullnan Dennis, cigarmaker, r. 5 Mint Av
Cullum Charles, policeman, r. 360 Jessie
Cullumber John, cooper, r. 2632)4 Bryant At
Cully James, laborer, r. 1324 Montgomery
Cully Joseph J., laborer, r. 1324 Montgomery
Culiuerry Scott, porter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r.
324 Fourth
Culp David S., foreman J. B. Brodle & Co., r. 2824
Clay
Cultnn Anthony, telegraph operator Am. District
Tel. Co., r. 323 Ivy Av
Culver Amanda, widi)W. r. NE cor Lott and McAllister
CuIviT Charles A., manager Coon k. Co., r. Oakland
Culver Charles G., office SH Kearny, r. 130 Oak
Culver Edward, carri ige painter, r. 726 Calit'ornia
Culver Edwin 3., editor Breeder and Sportsman, 313
Bush, r. Oakland
Culver Frank D., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 1206 Mar.
ket
Culver James H., assistant secretary Mechanics'
Institute, 31 Post. r. 1111 Clay
Culver J. O., Post Office Inspector, office 320 San-
some, r. CalL-toga, Cal.
Culver Mary, widow, r. 10 )« Geneva, rear
Culver Marshall L.. clerk Post Office, r. 218 Shot-
well
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Bros., r. Oak-
land
Culver Stanley Z., farmer, r. 2205 Geary
Culver William L., bookkeeper Frank Bros., r. 502
Powell
Culver William W., farmer, r. 2205 Geary
Culverhousc Charles, porter Lick House, r. 305
Minna
Cnlverwell George, clerk, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell .loaeph. clerk, r. 1325 Ellis
Cnlverwell Joseph E., teamster r. 1325 Ellis
Cnlverwell Stephen E., printer, r. ii07 Willow Av
Culverwell Stephen 3.. builder, r. 514 Guerrero
Cumiskey James, nxtiaman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
r. 627 Broadway
Cumiskey John, porter, r. 261 First
Cumiskey Margaret, domestic NW cor Octavls and
Filbert
Cnmiskiy Mary, domestic 1.'503 Larkin
10- Cumiskey. See Cummiskey
Cumiuing Alexander M., accountant Thames and Mcr-
sey Marine Ins. Co. (limited I r. Fruit V»le
Cumriiing David (George Cummlng * Co) and
teacher drawing Boys' Hi-h S.hool. r. 20 Fell
Cummlng Flndlay (A. Cameron & Co.) r. 2718 Fol-
som
Cummlng George (George CumminK fc Co.) r. QO Pell
Cummlng George, port warden, office 525 Front,
room 11, r. Fruit Vale
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BL.OWICRS, PORTABIiE FORGES,
etc., 18-20 Fell, opp cor Teutli and
Market
Cuiuminf,' George M. (George Gumming & Co.) and
draftsman S. P. Co., r. 'iO Fell
Gumming James H., carpenter William Little, r. Oak-
land
Cuuiming Joseph M., bookkeeper Cal. Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2n Fell
Ciimmiug Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 22 Prospect PI
Cummin.'S A., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Cummings Andrew, seHman, r. 263 East
Cummiugs Benjamin F. (Cummings' Sons) r. 327
Kearny
Cummings Benjamin F., cutter, r. 159 Montgomery
Cummings Charles H., dentist, 805 Howard, r. 850
Folsum
Cummings Delia Mrs., r. 733 Harrison
Cummings Edward, clerk Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 1013
Market
Cummings F. k Co. (Francis Camraings) wholesale
and retail dealers leather, 420 Commercial
Cummings Francis (F. Cu amings & Co.) r. 1722 Sut-
ter
Cummings Frank, ice puller Arctic Ice Co., r. 18 Clar-
ence PI
Cummings Frank A., bookkeeper Leonard & Ellis, r.
120 McAllister
Cummings George, clerk, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummings George, clerk Market St. RB., r. 1196
Haight
Ciimmings Henry A., cashier treasurer's oface S. P.
Co., r. 1710a Buchanan
Cummings Henry O., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 131
Perry
Cummings Hiram Mrs., widow, r. 827 Polk
Cummings H. K. (Cummings & Stearns) r. Oakland
Cummings J. E., dentist, NW cor Polk and Bush
Cummiugs James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Te-
hama
Cummings James, stableman, r. 2732 Folsom
Cummings James, laborer, r.Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Cummiugs James H., actor, r. 501 Taylor
Gammings James 3 , carpenter, r. 28 Alabama
Cummings James |J., porter Justinian Caire, r. 733
Harrison
Cummings J. M. Mrs., furnished rooms and dress-
making, 128^ Seventh
Cummiugs John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Te-
hama
Cummings John, machinist, r. 2 Boardman PI
Cummings John J., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.
Alabama bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Cummings John P., teamster, r. 7 Rausch
Cummings Joseph, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Cummings Joseph chairmaker Hey wood Bros. & Co.,
r. 1806)^ Stockton
Cummings Lawrence, l.iborer, r. 706 Natoma
Cummings Lewis, bartender Gall & Dunne
Cummings Lewis B., watchmaker and jeweler, 138
Montgomery, r. 1628 Polk
Cummings Martin, expressman, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummiugs Martin, laborer, r. 416 Sixth
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 34}^ Turk
Cummings Mary Mrs., r. 612 Jessie
Cummings Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2732 Folsom
Cummings Mary A., glovemaker, r. 2 Boardman PI
Cummings Mattie E., dressmaker, r. 8.50 Folsom
Cummings Maurice, calker, r. 215}^ Polk
Cummings M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1625 Clay
Cummings P., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Cummings P. & Son (Patrick and Thomas) horse
shoeing, 2613 Bush
Cummings Patrick (P. Cummings & Son) r. 915 Lyon
Cummings Q. C, clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 844 Grove
Cummings Ralph, assistant manager Morosco's Am-
phitheater, r. 727 Howard
Cummings Roger G., cabinetmaker, r. LanderB bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Cummings Susan, widow, r. 2 Boardman PI
Cummings Thomas (P. Cummings & Son) r. 915 Lyon
Cummiugs Thomas B., salesman Cummings' Sons,
r. 2137 Mission
Cummings Thomas F., waiter, r. 20}<S Fifth
Cummings Thomas F., shoetreer P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. Alabama bet Twenty-sixth and Serpentine Av
Cummings Walter B., commission, 328 Montgomery,
room 2, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Cummings William, liyuor saloon, 37 Third, r, 28
Lewis
Cummings William Jr. (Cummings Sons) r. 2137 Mis-
sion
Cummings William H., salesman Aaron N. Levy, r.
226 Shotwell
Cummiugs William L., policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Cummings William N., viirnisher, r. 115 Perry
Cummings k Stearns (H. K. Cummings and W. A.
Stearns) draymen, 108 Davis
Cummings' Sons (William Jr. and Benjamin F.)
watchmakers and jewelers, 327 Kearny
Cummins Adley H., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2. r. 1836 Eddy
Cummins Anna, widow, r. 721 Shotwell
Cummins Christopher, teamster, r. NE cor Railroad
Av and Trfnidad
Cummins Emma, widow, r. 256 Eighth
Cummins George W., salesman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 630 Eighteenth
Cummins George W., painter, r. 12-54 Howard
Cummins Harry C, correspondent The J. Dewing Co.,
r. 1254 Howard
Cummins James, bartender James Gately, r. SW cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Cummins John T., clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. 1836
Eddy
Cummins M., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
Cummins Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SK cor
Twenty-second and Mission
Cummins Randolph F., clerk U. S. Marine Corps, r.
615 Sansome
Cummins Thomas, r. SE cor Twenty-second and Mis-
sion
Cummins Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 9
Hay ward
Cummins William T., clerk land dept S. P. Co., r.
1315 Webster
fl^ Cummins. See Commins, Cummings and Com-
yus
Cummiskey James W., porter Sun Ins. Co., r. 15
Verona
Cummiskey John, foundryman, r. 16 Tehama
Cummiskey Joseph, clerk John N. Philan, r. 68
Natoma
8^" Cummiskey. See Cumisky
Cunard James, machinist, r. 181 Perry
Cunard Royal Mail Steamship Co., Wil-
liams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market and 3
Pine
Cundall Ben. miner, r. 123 Eddy
Cuneo Agostine, r. 32 Hinckley
Cuneo Andrea, r. 2219 Mason
Ciineo Angelo, laborer, if. 1018 M Montgomery
Cuneo Anton, peddler, r. 1130 Stevenson
Cuneo Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo Antonio, laborer, r. 440 Union
Cuneo Bartholomew (Vanoni & Cuneo) r.l46 Second
Cuneo Charles, r. 630 Broadway
Cuneo Charles (Gabriele & Cuueo) r. 422 Vallejo
Cuneo Charles, fruits, SE cor Pine and Dupont, r.
5 Quincy PI
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PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS.
CUN
371
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Cuneo Flora Miss, compositor, r 430 Vallejo
Cuiieo Frank, shippirig clerk Overland Packing Co.
Cuneo Frank, fruits aud vegetablen, 511 M Fourth
Cuneo G.& Co. (Giovanni Cuneo »ndAgo8tiuo Canepa)
wood and coal, 5:)1 Pine
Cuneo Giovanni (G. Cuneo & Co.) r. 2 Quincy PI
Cuneo Hypolite, foreman City Iron Works, r. 6 Wall
PI
Cuneo John, barber J. P. Frenna, r. 1413 Sacramento
Cuneo John, butcher, r. l.iO Union
Cuneo John, laborer, r. SW cor Hooper and Sixth
Cuueo John, scavenser, r. i Maiden Lane
Cuneo John, scavenger, r. 1130 Stevenson
Cuneo Joseph (Cavaguaro & Cuneo) r. V>2i Broadway
Cuueo Joseph, groceries and liquors, 502 Francisco
Cuneo Joseph, laborer, r. 536 Green
Cuneo Louis, bootblack, r. 14 Hinckley
Cuneo Louis, carpenter, r. 1516^ Howard
Cuneo Louis, laborer, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Cuueo Michael, real estate, r. 222 Francisco
Cuneo Michel, clerk I. Merle, r. 5 Quincy PI
Cuneo Paolo, scavenRer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuueo Peter, gardener, r. cor Lake and Fourteenth
Av
Cuueo Ro-'sa, widow, r. 430 Vallejo
Cuneo St fauo, fruits, 316 Francisco
Cuueo Stefano B., scavenger, r. 004 Chestnut
Cuneo Tomasso, peddler, r. 14 Union PI
Cunha Freeman J., boarding and lodging. 111 Jack-
son
Cunba Joao da, boatman, r. Ill Jackson
Cunha Manuel, coffee saloon, 646 Clay, r. 105 Prospect
PI
Cuniffe Annie, silk worker Higginbotham & Co., r. 34
Louisa
Cuniffe JIary, widow, r. 34 Louisa
Cuniffe Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Cuniugham Robert D., carrier Poet Oflace, r. 1325
Washington
I^Cniiingham. See Cunningham
Cunliffe John, upholsterer, cor Seventeenth and Cas-
tro, r. .Sixteenth iir Market
Cunliffe Margaret, widow, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Cuunard William, longshoreman, r. 856 Brannan
Cuuneen Arthur, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fil-
bert and Montgomery
Cunneen Patrick, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Cunneen Peter, stevedore, r. 20^ Rausch
Cunniff Catherine Miss, r. 2944 Mission
Cuuuiff John, shoemaker, r. Sumatra nr Piatt
Cunniff Joseph, with Wm .Cunuiff, r. 1611 Market
Cuunifl' Michael, longshoreman, r. 105^ Freelon
Cunniff Michael, street contractor, r. 325 Tenth
Cunniff Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Twenty-fourth
Cunniff Peter, pressman, r. 2944 Mission
Cunniff Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Cunniff' William, stockyard, 1611 Market
Cunniff William A., r. 2944 Misbion
Cunningham A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1812 M Geary
Cunningham A. Mrs., widow, r. 1226 Pine
Cunningham Alexiinder. ship carpenter, r. Mississip-
pi nr Santa (;lara
Cunningham Alice G., widow, r. 521 Eddy
CunniDHham Andrew C. (Simmons & Cunningham)
r. 305 Grove
Cunningham Barnard, driver Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. R/ldy's Hotel
Cunningham Charles, r. 2819 Bush
Cunningham Charles, cement wor;<er, r. 8i3 Harrison
Cunningham Charles, fireman, r. 41 Natoma
Cunningham Charles H., photographic printer, 5
Stockton
Cuimiugham C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Cuiinin{;liain, Curti!>8 & "Welcli (lames Cun-
ningham, Edward B. Ourtiss and Samuel B.
Welch) Importers and jobbers books and station-
ery, SW cor Sacramento and Sansome
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City RR., r. 6 Cleveland
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641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
.NE.\r .\iiovr. r.\L\ci: hutkl.
Cunningham Daniel, teamster, r. cor Halght and
Stanyau
Cunningham Dennis, tailor, 19 KlssUng
Cunningham Edward, blaclssmith, r. 3117 Mission
Cunningham E. E., mining, r. 307 O'Farrell
Cunningham Ellen, widow, r. 1226 Folsom, rear
Cunningham Frank, druggist Edwin W. Joy
Cunningham Frank J., r. 186 Vandewater
Cunningham Frederick, shipping clerk, r. 123 Eddy
Cunningham G. H.. r. 13.59 Folsom
Cunningham G. Lorlng, cashier Neville & Co^ r.
Oakland
Cunningham Harry, coUarmaker Main ft Winchester,
r. 28 Converse
Cunningham Henry, engineer, r. 50% Zoe
Cunningham Henry, salesman E. Messager
Cunningham Henry H., laborer S. P. Co.. r. 164 Perry
Cunningham Henry L., draftsman John J. Clark, r.
Oakland
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper, r. 2721 Pine
Cunningham Hugh, gripman Market St. RB., r. 2000
McAllister
Cunningham Hugh, laborer, r. 115 >4 Shipley
Cunningham Hugh, teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Cunningham Hugh F., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. SE cor Jersey and Noe
Cunningham James (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. 2518 Broadway
Cunningham James, bagraaker, r. 333 Bryant
Cunningham James, bootfinlsher Porter, Slesslnger
& Co., r. 1144 Folsom
Cunningham James, carriagepainter, r. 534 Ninth
Cunningham James, driver, r. 601 Tennessee
Cunningham James, laborer, r. 426 Clementina
Cunningham James Jr., carriagepainter W. A. Mowry,
r. 534 Ninth
Cunningham James A., bricklayer S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 50M Rltch
Cunningham James A., clerk Siegfried & Branden-
stein. r. 1226 Pine
Cunningham James E., stevedore, r. 328 Third
Cunningham James J., woolsorter, r. 180 Vandewater
Cunningham John, bricklayer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
841 M Harrison
Cunningham John, capitalist, r. 209 Gough
Cunningham John, clerk, r. 729 Harrison
Cunningham John, cooper, r. 117 M Gilbert
Cunningham John, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Bay bet Laguna and Buchanan
Cunningham John, expressman, cor First and Mis-
sion, r. 30H Fremont
Cunningham John, expressman, cor Market and San-
some, r. E s Dame bet Randall and Thirtieth
Cunningham John, fireman stmr San Joso
Cunningham John, laborer, r. 227 Laiigton
Cunningham John, lumberman, r. 138)4 Clara, rear
Cunningham John, mining engineer, r. 2518 Broad-
way
Cunningham John, painter, r. 51 Fifth
Cunningham John, patternmaker, r. 333 Bryant
Cunningham John, wood, coal, hay- and grain, 124
Tweu:y-fourth
Cunningham John Jr., bookkeeper, r. 841)4 Harrison
Cunnin,'ham John Jr., copyist Recorder's Olhce, r.
1537 Geary
Cunningham John F., groceries, 18 Clay, r. 439 O Far-
rell
Cunningham John F., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 6
Cleavelaud
Cunningham John J., clerk, r. 222 Turk
Cunningham John J., clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
811 !« Harrison
Cunningham Joseph, r. SW cor Butte and Penusyl-
VHuia Av
Cunningham Joseph, charger Levi Strauss & Co., r.
0 Cleaveland
Cunniiighiim Joseph, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy.
r. 108 Fell
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
CuiiuiUHliaui K. A. Mrs., r. 61 Fifth
Ouimiiit,'liaiu Liiwreuce, cashier Shea, Bocqueraz &
Co., r. (i'if) (Jrove
CuuTiinsliaiu Lizzie Miss, bookkeeper W. U. Tel. Co.,
r. 2 Bond
Cunningham MagRie, domestic 7 South Park
Cunningham Mary, domestic «58M Folsom
Cunningham Mary, widow, r. 1410 Harrison
Cunningham Mary Miss, cutter J. N. Makins, r. 1226
Pine
Cunningham Mary A. Miss, stenographer Guardian
Assurance Co., r. ItH Perry
Cunningham Mary B. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r.
East Oakland
Cunningham Mathew, coalpasser stmr Starbuck
Cunningham Michael, hackman, r. 23 Folsom Av
Cunningham Michael, foreman wool sorter Catton,
Bell & Co., r. 110 Hyde
Cunningham Michael, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkln
Cunningham Nathaniel F.. compositor Chronicle, r.
112 Geary
Cunningham Owen, laborer, r. 1112 Taylor
Cunningham Owen, peddler, r. 106 Gilbert
Cunningham Patrick, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Cunningham Patrick, salesman, r. 739 Folsom
Cunningham Patrick, shocMnaker, r. i Precita Av
Cunningham Patrick J., laborer, r. 15 Ritch
Cunniugham Peter, engineer schr Emily, r. SE cor
Jersey and Noe
Cunningham Peter K., glasscutter S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 28 Converse
Cunningham Philip J., clerk, r. 1226 Pine
Cunningham Robert, bootfitter, r. 99 Stevenson
Cunningham Robert, calker, r. 108 Fell
Cunningham Robert B., mining, r. 1503 Washington
Cunningham Robert D., carrier Post Office, r. 1325
Washington
Cunningham Stephen, tailor, r. 174 Minna
Cunningham Stephen J., dry goods, 1208 Polk, r. 1521
Calif<iruia
Cunningham Susan Mrs., housekeeper, r. 518 Bryant
Cunningham Thomas, hackman, r. 383 Dolores
Cunningham Thomas, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Cunningham Thomas, porter O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,
r. .521 Eddy
Cunningham Thomas, seaman, r. 27 Minna
Cunniugham Thomas, tailor, r. 19 Kissling
Cunningham Thomas H., r. 330 Geary
Cunningham Thomas S., clerk letter dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 2 Bond
Cunningham William, clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 538 Polk
Cunningham William, gripman Market St. RR.
Cunningham William, harness cleaner A. Waters, r.
501 Hyde
Cunningham William, laborer, r. 566 Bryant
Cunningham William, teamster, r. .Sumatra nr Platte
Cunningham William E., stoker Engine No. 14, r.
I 812 Webster
I Cunningham William W. ;P. P. Mast & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
t^ Cunningham. See Cuningham
Cunniingliam'8 Wareliouse, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, Front bet Green and Commerce
Oupples D. L., accountant Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Cupples Samuel Woodenware Co. (St. Louis) Daniel
Waide agent, 116 California
Cupps John, mining, r. 1115 Stevenson
Cuppy Elmore E., cigars and tobacco, 450}^ Third, r.
62 Tehama
Curby Alice, bookbinder, r. 224 Fourth
Curby C. E., agent Drummond Tobacco Co., 121 Cali-
fornia
Curby Maggie Mrg., lodgings, 224 Fourth
Curby Nf ttie, bookbinder, r. 224 Fourth
Curdt Peter, dishwasher, r. 634 Mission
Curdy Henry, painter, r. 176 Laguna
Curdy Michael J., hatter, r. 2413 Pacific Av
Cure John, restaurant. 421 Washington, r. 823 Jackson
Curien Philebert E., barber, 630 Fourth
Curlen Stanislaus, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Curielto B., cabinetmaker, 1012 Montgomery
Curl Alfred, basketmaker, r. 863 54 Market
Curl Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 320 McAllister
Curl T., butcher stmr Acapulco
Curies J. H., r. 1174 Harrison
Curlett William (Curlett & Cuthbertson) r. San Ka-
fael
Curlett 6i Cutlibertson (William Curlett and
Walter J. Cuthbertson) architects, 307-309 Phelan
Bldg
Curley Annie, domestic 114 Devlsadero
Curley Bridget, bakery and groceries, SW cor Wood
and Geary
Curley C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 413 Franklin
Curley Cornelius, expressman, cor Post and Mont-
gomery, r. 131 6 Ji Harrison
Curley Edward, painter S. M. Hills, r. 705 Hayes
Curley Ellen, domestic 110 Natoma
Curley Francis, blacksmith, r. SW cor Wood and
Geary
Curley Frank, conductor N. B. and M. RE..r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Shotwell
Curley Hannah, widow, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley James, conductor Market St. RB.,r. cor Haight
and Stauyan
Curley James, laborer, r. 456 Mtnna, rear
Curley James, plumber, r. 19 Heron
Curley James, plumber, r. 143 Third
Curley James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 33 La-
fayette
Curley James Jr., r. 19 Heron
CURLEY J. H. & CO. ,jon« h.
Curley) fine tailoring, 846 Market.
Curley John, laborer Atlas Iron Works, r. 12 William
Curley John, liquor saloon. SW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-second
Curley John, longshoreman, r. 707 Front
Curley John, teamster J. Macdonough & Co., r. 13
Russell
Curley John F., contractor, r. 705 Hayes
Curley John H. (J. H. Curley & Co.) r. 2529 Fillmore
Curley John W., dairy, SW cor Filbert and Baker
Curley Lawrence, carpenter, r. 68^ Everett
CurUy Mark C, boilermaker, r. 26 Perry
Curley Martin, dairyman, r. SW cor Filbert and
Baker
Curley Mary, widow, r. 742 Sixteenth
Curley Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 103 Sixth
Curley Michael, driver, r. 218 Willow Av
Curley Michael, hostler, r. 13 J^ Garden
Curley Michael, laborer, r. 1910 Polk
Curley Michael, seaman, r. 26 South Park
Curley Michael, tracklayer Market St. RR., r. 3016
Pine
Curley Patrick, blacksmith John Grace, r. 1108 How-
ard
Curley Patrick, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 110*
Alabama
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Willow Av
Curley Patrick, stevedore, r. 68^3 Everett
Curley Peter, brakeman, r. 13J<5 Garden
Curley Thomas, horseshoer, r. 219 Minna
Curley Thomas, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. !)73 Howard
Curley Thomas, plumber, r. 218 Willow Av
Curley Thomas, teamster, r. 1008 Buchanan
Curley Thomas F., with I. W. Wedeles, r. 42 O'Far-
rell
Curley Thomas H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 446 Fulton
Curley Thomas J., bookkeeper J. H. Curley & Co., r.
SE cor Sixteenth and Albion Av
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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373
CUR
Curley William, dairymau, r. 8W cor Baker and Fil-
bert
Curley William J., clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 982
Harrison
Curling Edward J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
45 Ru88
Curragh John M., dentist, 413 Bush
Curran Aunie, widow, r. 818 Sausome
Currau Bernard, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Curran C. Mrs., varieties, 22y Fifteenth
Curran Daniel, hostler, r. 2813 Geary
Currau Daniel J., carriage painter Dennis Eilleen, r.
120 heventh
Curran EliZHbeth, widow, r. 231 Page
Currau Ellen, widow, r. 25 Kate
Curran Frank, clerk Schweitzer & Co.
Curran Hugpli, proprietor New Franklin Hotel,
8E cor Sansome and Pacific and Supervisor First
Ward
Curran Hugh Jr., guard House of Correction
Curran James, engineer, r. 6093^ Howard
Curran James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 621
Stevenson
Curran James, laborer, r. 1125 Twentieth
Currau James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,
r. 410 Grove
Curran Jeremiah J., varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. IG Clinton
Curran John, r. 611 Geary
Curran John, blacksmith's helper Rix & Firth, r. 15
Tehama
Curran John, bollermaker, r. 106 Minna
Curran John, dishwasher A. W. Manning, r. 28 Everett
Curran John, groceries and liquors, 2859 Mission
Curran John, laborer, r. 36 Ritch
Curran John, shoemaker, r. 623 Clementina
Curran John, teamster, r. 818 Sansome
Curran John, telegraph operator, r. 507 Mason
Curran John F., stableman Herman C. Elliot
Curran John H., workman U. S. Mint, r. 319 Clemen-
tina
Curran John M., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 2759
Mission
Curran John W., traveling salesman Triest & Co.
Curran Josephine, widow, r. 908 Jackson
Curran Mary, brushmaker W. N. Van Laak, r. 1226
Guerrero
Curran Mary, furnished rooms, 2 Washington
Curran Mary, widow, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Curran Mary, widow, r. 2973 Harrison
Curran Mary Miss, domestic 1913 Franklin
Curran Mary P. Mrs , widow, r. 2012 Larkin
Curran Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 535
Howard
Curran Michael, laborer, r. 17 Federal
Currau Michael M., driver, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Curran Nora, widow, r. 410 Grove
Curran Patrick, carpenter, and foreman Engine No.
4, r. 144 Second
Curran Patrick, liquor saloon, 746 Fourth
Curran Samuel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 58
Clementina
Curran Simon, laborer, r. 11 Ji Decatur
Curran Thomas, r. 121 Fifteenth
Curran Thomas, bollermaker, r. 54 First
Curran Thomas, fruits, 939 Mission
Curran Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Maria
Curran Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Curran Thomas, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 183
Jessie
Curran Thomas E., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 31-35. r. 717 Brannan
Curran Thomas F., clerk, r. 1118 Church
Curran Thomas P., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 410
Grove
Currau Timothy, shoemaker U. W, Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1118 Church
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
w, & J, mm & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Curran William, r. 1320 Natoma
Curran William, laborer S. F. 0»8 Light Co., r. 704
Clementina
Curran William, seaman, r. 527 Second
Curran William, teamster, r. 17 First
Curren Annie, domestic Oc cidental Hotel
Curren Joseph, cooper, r. 14 H Gilbert
Curren Maiy, widow, r. 321 3«i Clementina
Curren Timothy (Cronin & Curren) r. 1940 Mission
Curren William, cooper, r. 14 H, Gilbert
Curren William F.. gripman Sutter St. RR.. r. 1515
Broderick
Curren William W., cooper, r. 997 Bryant
Currey John, capitalist. 419 California, room 9, r.
Palace Hotel
B^' Currey. See Currie and Curry
Currid John, driver City RR., r. 328 Seventh
Currie A. A., waiter, r. 871 Market
Currie Adam, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 18 H
Hubbard
Currie Anne Mrs., r. 1136 Howard
Currie Arthur L., driver S. F. News Co., r. 528 Geary
Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 421 Twenty-eighth
Currie Frank P., machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1317 Mission
Currie George A., master mariner, r. 418 Sutter
Currie Henry, carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
Currie James, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 19 Pres-
ton PI
Currie John, cook, r. 28 Everett
Currie John, traveling salesman Moore, Hunt & Co.,
r. 106 Eleventh
Currie John, waiter John L. Mill, r. Oakland
Currie Joseph S., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. 24 Fell
Currie Neil, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2002
Powell
Currie R. O. Mrs., widow, r. 528 Geary
Currie Robert, contractor, r. I:i08 Grove
Currie Thomas, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 1505
Leavenworth
Currie William W., assistant engineer U. 8. Apprais.
ers* Bldg, r. 507 Jones
r^" Currie. See Curry and Currey
Currier Amos, pictures, 103 Stockton, r. 635 Ellis
Currier C. B., homteopathic physician, ofiBoe
921 M Geary, r. 921 Geary, oflBce hours 11 A. M. to
12 M.. and 7 to 8 P. M.
Currier Charles H., block and pumpmaker, 28 Market
r. 816 Grove
Currier Edward, clerk, r. 1068 Howard
Currier Frank J., workman U. S. Mint, r. 635 Ellis
Currier George F., cigar dealer, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier George W., carpenter, r. 24 Verona
Currier Harrison, r. H Ashhurton PI
Currier Jaine^ P., vice-president and secretary
The Carlson-Currier Silk Manufacturing Co., 585
Market, r. 614 Sutter
Currier Joseph H., porter LeCount Bros., r. 2012 Tay-
lor
Currier John M., civil engineer, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier Margaret H. Mrs., teacher Washington Oram-
mar School, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier Mary E., widow, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier William, barber J. Cook. r. 24 Verona
Currin J. W., groceries, 132H Howard
Currln M. A. Mies, r. 421 Tenth
Currington Joseph, night watchman Old City Hall, r.
25 Anthony
Curry Allen A., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 Call.
fern i a
Curry A. L.. specialist. 765 Market
Currv Archlb.ild, watchmaker A. Straus, r. 156 Third
Curry Arthur B.. r. 44 Third
Currv A. S., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Currj' C. H. M., Grand Reporter Knights of
Honor, office 47 St. Ann's Bldg ,r. 334 Clementina
Currv CharltR, laborer, Cliflf House
Curry Charles T., farmer, r. 2I1(; Howard
PRINTING PRESSES, PALWER & REY. 405-40? SANSOME ST.
PERR1ER-J0UET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
RXTRA DRY >'KPEriAIi,"
Chapman, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast.
CUR
374
CUR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
KIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Curry CharU'S F., accouutar.t, r. 9H4 Clementina
Curry D.. tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.. r. Oakland
Currv Daniel, painting and whitening. 523 Laguna, r.
5l;) Fell
Curry Edward J., cutter John H. Tobin, r. 172G Lyon
Curry Fanny, widow, r. 2 Morrel PI
Curry Forrest, clerk, r. 334 Clementina
Curry Helena, widow, r. 58 Jessie
Curry Henry, expressman, r. N E cor Fifth and How-
ard
Curry Hugh, laborer, r. McClellan nr Lincoln Av B. H.
Curry J., r. Palace Hotel
Curry James, r. 652 Market
Curry James, cabinetmaker, r. 731 Sixteenth
Curry James, carriagemaker, r. 1747 Mission
Curry James, engineer P. and O. KR., r. 20 Masonic
Av
Curry Jeremiah, machinist, r. Napa nr Ehode Island
Curry John, r. 1726 Lyon
Curry John, merchant, r. 444 Bryant
Curry John J., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 236
Fourth
Curry Kate Miss, chambermaid The Baldwin
Curry Luke, engineer Engine No. 10, r. 516 Bryant
Curry Margaret B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 444 Bryant
Curry Martin A., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1727 Market
Curry Martin O., real estate 73 St. Ann's Bldg
Curry Mary Mis., r. 240 Fifth
Curry Mary Miss, r. 109 Langton, rear
Curry Matthew, r. 604 Pine
Curry Michael, r. 532 Mission
Curry Nathaniel, r. 2416 Howard
Curry Patrick, capitalist, r. 278 Minna
Curry Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Folsoni Av, rear
Curry Patrick, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Currv Patrick J., apprentice McCue Carriage Factory.
r. 1747 Mission
Curry Boger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 14
Bonita Av
Curry Theresa, widow, r. 1716 Folsom
Curry Thomas, miner, r. 34 Minna
Curry Thomas J., carpenter, r. Ocean View
Curry William, hostler St. Lawrence Stable
Curry William K., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co.. r.
334 Clementina
1^" Curry. See Currie and Currey
CURTAZ BENJ. & SON
(Beiijainiii and Henry J. ) agents StecU,
S. G. Cliickeringr, Vose & Song, Kroeger
& Sons, Sch-\vecliten and. Estey Pianos
and Smith American Organs, 30O'Far-
rell
Curtaz Benjamin (Benj. Curtaz & Son) r. 50 Bartlett
Curtaz Benjamin Jr., assistant bookkeeper Benj. Cur-
taz .K: Son, r. 50 Bartlett
Curtaz Henry J. (Benj. Curtaz & Son) r. 2517 Fill-
more
Vj U Xi JL J-iN \Ji importer and dealer for-
eign and dontestic dry goods, fancy
goods, Indies' wnderwear and furnish-
ing goods, 911-913 Market, r. 318 Ellis
Curtin Catherine widow, r. 919 J$ Natoma
Curtln Cornelius B., horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 134
Fourth
Curtin Daniel, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. Ocean
House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Curtin Daniel, milker William Curtin, r. Sillimanbet
Hamilton and Bowdoin, U. M. T.
Curtin Daniel, peddler, r. 1508 Twenty-fourth
Curtin Deborah, widow, r. 25 Bennington, B. H.
Curtin David J., finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 25 Ben-
nington, B. H.
Curtin Denis, clerk Joseph E. Shain, r. 25 Benning-
ton, B. H.
Curlin Dennis M., wharf builder, r. 22 RauBch
Curtin Elwiird. commercial traveler, r. 418 Branuan
Curtin E\iima Miss, teacher telegraphic dept Pac.
Busiu) SH College
Curtin James, stableman, r. 908 Harrison
Curtin James, stoves and hardware, 1125 Market, and
liquor saloon, 1127 Market
Curtin John, expressman, r. NW cor Eleventh and
Channel
Curtiit John, principal Curtin's Detective Agency,
32H Montgomery, room 21, r. 14 Turk
Curtin John, proptr Fulton House, 112 Stetiart
Curtin Joseph F.. porter Keane Bros., r. 610 Ivy Av
Curtin Julia B. Mrs., groceries, 506 M Natoma
Curtin Kate, domestic 1914 Pacific Av
Curtin Michael J., trader, r. 4'>7 Clementina
Curtin Owen, boilermaker, r. NW cor Eleventh and
Channel
Curtin Patrick, salesman, r. 1070 Howard
Curtin Robert E., stock clerk C. Curtin, r. Oakland
Curtin Thomas, r. NW cor Eleventh and Cliannel
Curtin Thomas, turnkey Folsom State Prison, r. 133S
Pacific
Curtin William, clerk, r. 318 Ellis
Curtin William, milk ranch, Silliman bet Hamilton
and Bowdoin. tJ. M. T.
Curtin's Detective Agency, John Curtin prin-
cipal, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Curtis Anthony, cigars, 258 Fourth, r. 316 Fourth
Curtis Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Geor-
gia nr Shasta
Curtis Charles, sergeant-at-arms Board of Supervi-
sors, r. 1 Grant PI
Curtis Charles Jr., boilermaker, r. 1 Grant PI
Curtis Christopher. S., patrolman Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 1127 Clay
Curtis Corinna M. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Prim-
ary School, r. 51iii Fell
CURTIS. DIXON & CO. ,...*„
W. Curtis, George W. Dixon and Wil-
liam S. Johnson) manufacturers
cigars, 309-313 Clay
Curtis E. Mrs., dressmaking, 211 Powell
Curtis Edwin C. telegraph editor Chronicle, r. 610
Taylor
Curtis Edward B., r. 665 Harrison
Curtis Elizabeth Miss, secretary Art Students' Lea-
gue, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 2024 Pine
Curtis Elizabeth Miss, widow, r. 2526 California
Curtis Emily Miss, teacher elocution, r. 664 Halght
Curtis F. E.Mrs., matron Trinity School, r. 1534 Mis-
sion
Curtis Frank G., molder S. F. Stone Works, r. 215
Chattanooga
Curtis Frank Z., salesman Chicago Clothing Co.
Curtis George W., policeman, r. 529 Sacramento
Curtis Helen M., teacher Heald's Business College, r.
514J« Fell
Curtis Henrv, pressman Henderson & Co., r. Oakland
Curtis Henry, linemau Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 4
Howard Court
Curtis James M., ganger, 123 California, r. 2024
Pine
Curtis Jennie, widow, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis Jessie Miss, teacher music, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis J. F. D.. manager Hutchinson & Mann, r. 630
Haight
Curtis John, bookkeeper; r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis John, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Paraguay
Curtis John B., salesman Charles S. Eaton, r. 1419
Hyde
Curtis John M., architect. 528 California, rooms
14-15. r. 710 Post
Curtis John N., mining, r. 711 Jones
Curtis John P., carpenter, r. 424 Sansome
Curtis John W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r. 620 Golden
Gate Av
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Curtis Jonathau, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
2613 Sacrameuto
Curtis Joseph P., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
r. 1308 Larkin
Curtis Joseph R.. carpenter, r. 050 Howard
Curtis Josephine, widow, r. 301 Jones
Curtis Julia A., widow, r. 711 Post
CurUs L. Mrs., boarding. 1035-1037 Post
Curtis Mary A. Mrs., mufr herb ointment, r. 2G6*
Folsom
Curtis Marvin, student, r. 202-t Pine
Curtis Michael, engineer, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis Michael, hostler, r. Eailroad Av bet Manitoba
and Dominica
Curtis Peter, tanner, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis Peter M., stereotyper Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. H Minna
Curtis Peter B., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1135 Folsom
Curtis Peter J. , tanner Richard Curtis, r. 2626 Fol-
som
Curtis Ralph W., clerk D. M. Delmas, r. 2017 Howard
Curtis Richard, tannery, E 8 San Bruno Road nr
Army, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis Robert H., physician, 931 Post
Curtis Samuel T., mining engineer, 411 Ji California
room 11, r. 2004 Jackson
Curtis S. S., agent, r. Grand Hotel
Curtis Sidney P., r. 664 Haight
Curtis Theodore F , r. Hotel Pleasanton
Curtis Thomas, mnfr yanor stoves John B. Owen, r.
664 Haight
Curtis Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 534^ Na-
toma
Curtis Thomas J. Rev., pastor Woodbrldge Presbyter-
ian Church, r. 1143 Valencia
Curtis T. Mayo, superintendent warehouses Haslett
& Bailey, r. 2654 Folsom
Curtis T. Ryan, bookkeeper, r. 2654 Folsom
Curtis Warren P., ships' groceries, 26 Steuart, r. 514 Jj
Fell
Curtis William, hackman, r. 508 Post
Curtis William, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 3010 Six-
teenth
Curtis William B., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 301 Jones
Curtis William B.. paper ruler Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell, r. Oakland
Curtis William G., superintendent track South-
ern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 68, r. 811 Polk
Curtiss Edward B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r.
New York
Curtoni Frank D. (Curtoni & Mitrovich) r. 615 Turk
Curtoni & Mitrovich (Frank D. Curtoni and Marco
Mitrovich) fruits and vegetables, NE cor Larkin
and Turk
Curts Henry, drayman, r. S a Stevenson nr Potter
Curts John P., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. S s
Stevenson nr Potter
Cusack John, r. 318 Folsom
Cusack Richard, cook, r. 362 Jessie
Cusack Thomas, calker, r. 2617 Harrison
Cusack Thomas B., groceries and liquors, 715 Bran-
nan
l^^Cusack. See Cusick and Kusick
Cueh Hanna, widow, dressmaker, r. 765 Ji Howard
Cusheon Alice L. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 830 Bush
Cusheon Margaret, widow, r. 830 Bush
Gushing Ann Mrs., r. 615)4 Natoma
Cushing Charles A., mnfr gas stoves, 105 Fremont, r.
2418 Pacific Av
Cushing Charles D., city agent Guardian Assurance
Co., r. 1618 Clay
Cnsliintr Charles H., secretary The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218-220 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Cushing Ciiarles H., laborer, r. 615^ Natoma
Gushing Charles S., clearinghouse clerk First Na-
tional Bank, r. Oakland
CnsUin^ Clinton, physician and professor gyne-
cology Cooper Medical College, otlice and r. 636
Sutter, office hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Cushing Edward, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 44
Third
Cushing E. H. Mrs., proptr Silver Star House, 326 Pa-
cific
Cushing Ellen Miss, teacher, r. 1.524 Golden Gate Av
Cushing Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 594 Stevenson
Cushing Frank A., steward The Baldwin
Cushing Frank W., inspector Custom House, r. 923^
Pacific
Cushing George, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
516)15 Natoma
Cushing Kate Miss, r. 276 Minna
Cushing Martin mechanic Sims & Morris, r. 135 Do-
lores
Cushing May E., nurse Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital, 3700 California
Cushman William H. (Baker & Cushman) r. 110 Hyde
Cushnie George A., bartender, r. 2.52^ Third
Cusick Edward J., wool sorter, r. 610 Sixth
Cusick Ellen, widow, r. 815 Folsom
Cusick Frank E., harnessmaker, r. 11 Laurel PI
Cusick Sames. foreman J. H. Swain, r. 11 Laurel PI
CusicK James, manager McElroy & Magner, r. 221
Sixth
Cusick James, tanner, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
Cusick James E., plumber, r. 939 Mission
Cusick Jeremiah, cooper, r. 316 Ritch
Cusick John, carpenter, r. 216 Eighteenth
Cusick Margaret, widow, r. 11 Minna
Cusick Mary, domestic 625 Harrison
Cusick Mary A., widow, r. 165 Perry
Cusick Michael T., ckrk John Faubel, r. 2332 Pine
Cusick Nicholas, wire weaver Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1924 Folsom
Cusick Patrick, carpenter, r. 2334 Pine
Cusick Patrick F., saloonkeeper, r. (i7I Clementina
Cusick Sarah, widow, r. 1024 Folsom
Cusick Thomas, shirtmaker, r. 11 Minna
Cusick Thomas P., bookkeeper Tom C. Grant, r. 11
Laurel Pi
tk^ Cusick. See Cusack and Kusick
Custer Henry, laborer, r. 61 Minna
Custer Jame.s D., policeman, r. 1923 Mission
Custer James M., horse dealer, r. 26.52 Harrison
Custer William A., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
CuBtodio Escolasta, porter Philip Cohen, r. 1328 Du-
pont
Cn^jtom House Block, 506 Battery
Custom House United States, Ws Battery bet
Wastiin^ton and Jackson
Cuthbert A. T.. aijprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 166
Perry
Cuthbert George, clerk land dept C. P. RR., r. 166
Perry
Cuthbert James N., clerk, r. 213 Clara
Cuthbert John W., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. Antioch
Cuthbert J. W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 400
Golden Gate Av
Cuthbert W. W., compositor Call
Cuthbertson A. Mrs., r. 2621 Sutter
Cuthbcrtson Fred W.. reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
714 Larkin
Cuthbertson Walter J. (Ourlett & Cuthbertson) r.
Oakland
Cuthill Alfred, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Etist Oakland
Cuthill .lohu, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. East
Oakland
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Cutliill Thomas, piitteriiiniiker Uisdou I. and L.
Works, r. East Oakland
Cutlar KoK<'r, deutist, 10-t Pliolan Bldg, r. 421 Ellis
Cutler Alfred D., president Cnttiug Fruit Pack-
ing Co., office 19 Main. r. Oakland
Cutler Ammi, magnetic physician, 1020 Market
Cutler Benjamin A., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 6
Prospect PI
Cutler Elijah B., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 63,
r. 1737 Broadway
Cutler E. W., tinsmith James de La Montanya, r.
Oakland
Cutler Frauk 8., clerk Ames k Detrick, r. 116 Ridley
Cutler James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Cutler J. E., r. 502 Powell
Cutler L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2347 Washington
Cutler Oscar, carpenter, r. 1214 Mission
Cutler Samuel M. (Sisson. Crocker & Co.) r. Oakland
Cutler W. H., grlpman Sutter St. RR.
Cutten Edward L.(B. M. Atchinson & Co.)r. 2516 Sac-
ramento
Cutten W., clerk Hermann Lewis, r. 8W cor Front
and Pacific
Cutter B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 500 Van Ness Av
Cutter Benjamin O. (J. B. White & Co.) r. Oakland
Cutter Chester G., civil engineer, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 17, r. Oakland
Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison
Cutter David S., printer L. Schlesinger, r. 32 Ellis
Cutter Edward, cook, r. 521 Stevenson
Cutter Edward B., cashier George W. McNear,
r. 2421 California
Cutter Frederick I., second oflacer stmr Australia,
r. 1713 Jessie
Cutter Horace F., real estate, 523 Montgomery, room
1, r. Union Club
Cutter J. A. Mrs., r. 2403 Webster
Cutter James, painter, r. 34 J^ Rausch
Cutter James H., r. 1502 Goldeu Gate Av
Cutter Joseph, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co ,
r. 521 Jessie
Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson)
draymen, 222 Davis
)^~ Cutter. See Kutter
Cutting Eugene A., mining, r. 350 San 3os6 Av
Cutting Eugene L., clerk, r. 350 San Jos^ Av
Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., 19 Main, r. Oakland
Cutting Fruit Packing Co., A. D. Cutler pres-
ident factory, 1150 Harrison, office, 19 Main
Cutting Jolin T., president The John T. Cutting
Co., 23-25 California, r. Occidental Hotel
CUTTING JOHN T. CO.
John T. Cutting president, C. N.
Knudsen vice-president and treasurer,
T. W. Collins secretary, canned goods,
grocers' specialties, shipping and com-
mission, ^3-^5 California
Cutting L(-wi8, r. 332 Bryant
Cutting Margaret Mrs., r. 530^ Valencia
Cutting Packing Co., Sidney M. Smith presi-
dent, manufacturers hermetically sealed goods,
factory 1150 Harrison, office and salesrooms 19
Main
Cuvellier B. Charles, with James De Fremery & Co.,
r. Oakland
Cuyala Romaln (Chasse & Cuyala) r. 614 Broadway
Cybulski Theodore, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, Tait
& Haiuque, proprietors, 115-117 Beale
Cykler Louis, clerk Joseph C. Preissler, r. 711 Stock-
Cypiot J. A. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Czapkay L. J. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Seventh
Czarnecki Anton, salesman Michalitschke Bros. &
Co., r. 1013 Union
Czoski Heron, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
r>
Dabaus B. L. Mrs., teacher Fillppe's Academy of
Languages
Dabcovich J. C, fruits, 502 Kearny, r. 711 Stockton
Dabelich George (Dabelich & Pavitza) r. 618 Green-
wich
Dabellch & Pavitza (George Dabelich and Q. Pa-
vitza) chop house, NE cor Sacramento and
Leidfsdorlf
DABELSTEIN HENRY
manufacturer >vhite labor cigars,
dealer tobacco, snuff, pipes, etc., !)8
First, r. 2528 Sutter
Dabovich Andrew, cook, r. 617 Lombard
Dabovich Elia, with L. G. Sresovlch & Co.
Dabovich George E., bookkeeper D. G. Camarinos, r,
617 Lombard
Dabovich Nicholas, r. 1403 Scott
Dabovich Stephen E., agent Litton Springs Mineral
Water Co., 152 New Montgomery, r. 2010)^ Mason
Dabovich William, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r.
1403 Scott
Dabritz Herman, shoemaker Charles Quinting, r. 917
Santome
Daby Silas, cigarp, 1330 Market
Dacey B. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 52 Second
Dacey Cornelius, engineer, r. 1922 Filbert
Dacey George, longshoreman, r. 208 Townsend
Dacey John, laborer, r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Church
8^ Dacey. See Daoy and Deacy
Daclln Charles (Dacklin & Son) r. 911 Vallejo
Daclin Emile (Daclin t Son) r. 911 Vallejo
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith, r. 917 M Broadway
Daclin vt Son (Charles and Emile) blacksmiths and
carriagemakers, 702 Sansome
fi^" Dacy. See Dacey and Deacy
Dadalo C., seaman stmr Colima
Dadden George, plumber, and extraman Engine No.
6, r. 311 Sixth
Dadere John, salesman, r. 435 Minna
Dady Frank, packer Bertin & Lepori, r. 2114 Mason
Dady Nicholas, stairbuilder, r. 2114 Mason
Daegener William, r. 922 Powell
Daehu Charles, laborer, r. 18 Vandewater
Daemon J. J. Mrs., liquor saloon, NE cor Haight^and
Stanyan
Daemon lieinhardt, proptr Casino, Golden Gate Park
8^ Daemon. See Damon
DaeweritzMoritz (Graneist & Daeweritz) r. 26 Geary
Daeweritz William, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 251
Stevenson
Dagalow L., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 341
Fourth
Dagelman John, shoemaker, r. 315 Ji Stockton
Dagenais Gillis (O'Banion & Dagenais) r. 848 Grove
Dagenais H., laborer, r. 5 Clyde
Dager Joseph W., r. 1504 Jones
Daggett Franklin, r. 227 Sixth
Daggett H. M., oiler stmr City of Topeka
Daggett J. R., president McCollam Fishing and
Trading Co., 203 Front, r. Oakland
Daggett Ore Sampling Co., Gillespy & Chllds agents,
123 California
Dagaett Peter, bookbinder, r. 1212}^ Kearny
Daggett William, bootmaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 59 Langton
Dagnall J. Mrs., nurse, r. 256 Eighth
Dagneau Hubert, carpenter, r. 1019 Pacific
Daguey Agnes Mrs., housekeeper 1812 Jackson
Dagnina Paola, fisherman, r 320 Pacific
Dahinden Joseph, tailor. 729 M O'Farrell
Dahl Bjarne F., stockbroker, 331 Montgomery,
room 18, r. Berkeley
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Dalil Christopher, groceries, NE cor Fillmore and
Greeuwifh
Dahl EliaK, cooper LoboB Square Packing House
Dalil Henry, laborer, r. C21 Twenty-flrst
Dahl Henry Jr., plumber, r. C21 Twenty-flrst
Dahl Knut M., draftsman, r. KW cor Elizabeth and
Church
Dahl Ole, carpenter, r. 3i9!ii Minna, rear
Dahl Peter, seaman, r. Baldwin Court
Dahl Theodore, sail maker Neville & Co., r. Oakland
Dahl Thomas, cooper Lobos Square Packing House
l»- Dahl. See Dall
Dahlberg William, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Dahlem Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Ninth and
Brannan
Dahler Henry M. G. (Dahler & Co.) r. Noe bet Han-
cock and Nineteenth
Dahler & Co. (Henry M. G. Dahler and Behrend Joost)
real estate agents, 947 Seventeenth
Dahlgren Carl, artist H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oakland
Dahlgren Henry, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 3606
Folsom
Dahlgren John, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Dahlgren Oscar E., waiter, r. 333 Jessie
Dahlman Nathan, salesman Triest & Co., r. 217 Grant
Av
Dahlson Ossian W., laborer Dale & Haskell, r. W s
Mission Koad opp Excelsior Homestead
Dahlton Alexander J., molder Morton & Bowie, r. 3
Lawrence PI
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter Eureka Foundry, r. 3
Lawrence PI
Dahm A. C, r. 871 Market
Dahmel August, groceries, NW cor Turk and Scott
Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Berry and Ritch
Dahmke Frederick C, plumber, r. SE cor Berry knd
Ritch
Dalims Charles, bartender Charles Stepp
Dahue Charles, baker, r. 1329 J^ Natoma
Dahae Theodore, laborer, r. E s Florida nr Butte
Dailey Catherine, widow, r. 1 Crooks
Dailey Henry F., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 516 Folsom
Dailey H. T.. giipman Market St. RR.
Dailey James, r. 812 Howard
Dailey James A., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Shasta Street House
Dailey John, waiter, r. 843 Howard
Dailey John T., extraman Engine No. 6, r. 973 Bryant
Dailoy Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 530M
Ninth
Dailey Peter, laborer, r. E b Potrero Av nr Sierra
Dailey Thomas V., tailor, r. 232 Langton, rear
Dailey William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 530J^
Ninth
Dailey William, teamster, r. 1 Crooks
Daily Charles, laborer, r. 147 Natoma
Daily Ellen, groceries and liquors, 6fi8 Clementina
Daily Examiner, William R. Hearst publisher
and proprietor, office NE cor Market and Grant
Av, editorial and composing rooms .508 Montgom-
ery
Daily Henry, teamster S. F. Lumber Co., r. 218 San-
chez
Daily Hotel Gazette, William P. Harrison pub-
lisher and proprietor, 420 Kearny
Daily John, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
sixth
Daily John, laundryman, r. 636 Commercial
Dally Jo.s-ph, r. SE cor Bush and Scott
Daily Law Journal The San Francisco, Stockwell &
Co. proptrs, 320 Sansome
Daily Pet>>r, street sprinkler, r. 2950 Howard
Daily Report Publishing Co. Tlie (William
M. Bunker and Amos C. Hiester) printers and
publishers, publication and editorial rooms, 320
Sansome
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238 Montgomery, branch 741; Market
Daily Shipping: and Hotel Ne\V8, Jay Feder-
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8^ Daily.- See Dailey and Daly
Daiu Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 454 Bryant
tS^ Dain. See Dane and Dayau
Daines Alice A., widow, r. 1123 )<; Valencia
Daingerfield Eliza R., widow, r. 502 Powell
Daingerfield M. E. Mrs., adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 805
Hyde
Daingerfield William R. (O'Brien, Morrison
& Daingerfield) attorney at law, 402 Montgomery
and court commissioner, r. 51)2 Powell
Daisley John, trunkmaker, r. WJ Kearny
DaiSB Amelia, widow, r. 8 Derby PI
Daiss Charles M., jeweler J. Miller, r. 8 Derby PI
Daiss Edwin C, plumber Edward T. Boyd, r. 8 Derby
PI
Dajas H., cook, r. 619 Pacific
Dajas Louis, cellarman Garnier, Lancel & Co., r. 738
Pacific
Dake Edmund C, advertising agent, 64-65 Merchant
Exchange, r. 1709 Turk
Dake Edmund D., clerk Edmund 0. Dake, r. 1709
Turk
Dakin A. T. Mrs., widow, bakery, 2218 Pine
Dakin Charles, clerk William Dakin, r. 1033 Howard
Dakln K. A. (Dakin & Hawfn) and manager Dakin
Publishing Co., 320 Sansome
Dakin Edwin (Dakin & Libbey) r. 517 Fell
Dakin Publishing Co., E. A. Dakin manager, electric
pen writers, 320 Bansome
Dakin Ssmuel, clerk Charles H. Mentz, r. 1534 Polk
Dakin William, groceries, 1037 Howard, r. 1033 How-
ard
Dakin & Hawes (E. A. Dakin and George H. Hawea)
stenographers, 320 Sansome
Dakin «& Libljey (Edwin Dakln and John G.
Libbey) proprietors Commercial Soap Co., office
223 Sacramento
Dalbret Alfred, r. 012 Broadway
Dalciet Paul, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 127 Ala-
bama
Dale Albert C, cigarmaker, r. 147!^ Valencia
Dale Alfred C, cigarmaker Louis Werthelmer & Co.,
r. UIH Valencia
Dale Charles (Dale & Haskell) r. Wb Mission Road
ot)p. Excelsior Homestead
Dale Charles F., clerk G. G. Wickson & Co., r. 203
Taylor
Dale Robert C, traveling agent Champion Machine
Co., r. 526 Post
Dale William C. cigarmaker Edward Schwerin &
Son, r. 209 Valencia
Dale William F. J., machinist, r. 119 Nineteenth
Dale William J., gripnian Cal. St. HR.. and bakery
and varieties, NE cor Broadway and Leaven-
worth
Dale & Haskell (Charles Dale and Willis G. Haskell)
milk ranch, W s Mission Road opp. Excelsior
Homestead
Dalecort Frederick, carpenter George Slese, r. 6 Oak
PI
Daley Ann J., widow, r. 1012 Mason
Daley Bernard, laborer, r. Alabama bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Daley Charles F., paperhanger Henry W. Hanne-
mann, r. 530 Bush
Daley Charles F., bartender Kaino k Johnson, r. 036
Washington
Daley Cornelius, clerk, r. 3.^7 Jessie
Daley Daniel, laborer, r.7>4 Clyde
Dalev David, messenger, r. 2715 Bush
Daley Demiis, IniiiberniMn. r. 3 Tehama
Dall V Diiiiiis, iiiiiuter, r. ITil Clam
fcUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY, 405407
St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
DAL
378
DAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
lMi'()uri;us uF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
SJtxeet Iron
All Siifs and XhhiImis.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Tehama
329
Daley Ucuiiis, ti-anifter, r. 'JTir) Hiihh
Daley E., niachiiiehhiid S. F. Pluniug Mill,
teenth ami Hryant
Daley Edmoud, folder La Grande Laundry
Daley George, waiter, r. C:i1 California
Daley James, porter Cal. Susar Refinery, r.
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Daley James, saloonkeeper, r. 70 Minna
Daley James, teauit-ter. r. 911 Sausome
Daley John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Daley John S., reporter, r. 1826 Vallejo
Daley M. A., launilryman S. F. Laundry
Dalev Michael, laborer McCormick Bros
Tenth
Daley Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Daley Michael W., mining, r. 321 M Tenth
Daley Patrick, boilermaker, r. 4 Boardman PI
Daley Patrick, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Daley Robert H., architect, 218 Post
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkln
Daley William, raiser Cal. Barrel Co., r. E s Eighth
bet Bryant and Brannan
Daley William E., bookkeeper, r. 154 f^ Clara
Daley William J., traveling salesman John Cogan
S^ Daley. See Dnily, Dailey and Daly
Dalgleish James, tailor, r. 211 Polk
Dalglish John G. (I. H. Morse & Co.) r. Oakland
Dall Christopher C. (Woest & Dall) r. 801 Vallejo
Dall Cornelius J., real estate r. 708 Jones
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
Nucleus Hotel
Dall George A., clerk V. S. Mint, r. 431 Ridley
Dall James, boilermaker, r. 30 Stanly PI
Dall Jane L., r. 688}^ Eighteenth
Dall John H. (Bradley & Rulofson) and importer
photographic materials, 618-620 Clay, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Dall Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dall Peter P., receiver Central RR., r. 232 Langton
Dall William, plumber, 211 Third
B^"Dall. SeeDahl
Dallam Richard B. (ArmPS & Dallam) r. Oakland
Dallaraore George C. (Lyons & Dallamore) r. 1528
Polk
Dallas Amanda, widow, r. 18 Octavia
Dallas J. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Langton
Dallas John, drayman T. J. Bass & Co., r. 843 Fif-
teenth
Dalldorf Riirlolpli, wines and liquors, NE cor
Mission aijd Beale, r. 1206 Mission
Dallemand Albert (Dallemand & Co. and George Sim-
monds & Co.) r. 909 Polk
Dallemand & Co. (Albert Dallemand and Tobias
and Max Oberfelder) wholesale wines and liquors,
21.5-217 California and 192-194 Jackson, Chicago,
111.
Dailey Hf nry, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Dalliba Henry S., journalist Bulletin, r. 522 Geary
Dallin Otto, tailor, r. 9133^ Mission
Dallman Louis, salesman B. G. Ruhl & Co., r. 15 Hyde
Dallorzo S. Mrs., widow, r. 1802 Green
Dailey Andrew J., r. 60AH Locust Av
Dailey Joseph F., bookkeeper Singer Mnfg Co., r.
608^ Locust Av
Dallyn Charles E., blacksmith Charles Raeser, r. 708
Howard
Dalman Mary, widow, r. 32M Russ
Dalmas George W., cooper, r. 25 Potter
D.slmas J. K., contractor and builder, r. 1603 Jessie
Dahlias Preston, machinist Union Ironworks, r. 25
Potter
Dalmas William B., r. 25 Potter
Dalmas William W., machinist U. S. Mint, r. 25 Pot-
ter
Dalpino Arnato (Dalpino & Bardocchi) r. 1526 Du-
pont
Dalpino & Bardocchi (Arnato Dalpino and Angelo
1 Bardocchi) fruits and vegetables, 1526 Dupont
Dulton Brotlters (Frank and Thomas B.) fruit
and produce commission merchauts, 308-310
Davis
Dalton C. R., salesman Thomas H. Nelson, r. 761Ji
Howard
Daltou Daniel, labored Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2710
Sutter
Daltou Edward, driver, r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Edward E., policeman, r. 9 Grand Av
Dalton Eugene, stonemason, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
Dalton Eugene Jr., painter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
Dalton Frank (Dalton Bros.) r. NW cor Twenty-siith
and Fair Oaks
Dalton Frank, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dalton George, waiter, r. 318 Jessie
Dalton Henry, teamster, r. S 8 Berry bet Fifth and
Sixth
Dalton James, laborer, r. 1004 Sansome, rear
Daltou James, laborer, r. NE cor Jackson and Brodr
erick
Dalton J. Edgar, tanner, r. 25 Madison Av
Dalton John H., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1408 Lyon
Dalton John, stonecutter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Broderick
Dalton John H., machinist, r. 25 Madison Av
Dalton John P., painter, r. 319 Fillmore
Dalton Martin, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Dalton Mary E., widow, r. 130 Ivy Av
Dalton Michael, horsedealer, r. 44 Quinn
Dalton Michael, laborer, r. 23 Natoma
Dalton Michael, stevedore, r. 218 J4 Ritch
Dalton Patrick, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter
Dalton P. E. (Contra Costra Laundry Assn) r. 12
Elizabeth
Dalton Richard, conductor Market St. RR., r. 620Ji
Linden Av
Dalton Thomas B. (Dalton Bros.) r. 2510 Clay
Dalton William, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Dalton William, warehouseman Gilman & Danforth,
r. Oakland
Dalton William H., entry clerk Dalton Bros., r. NW
cor Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Dalton William H., machinist Dow Steam Pump
W^orks, r. 25 Madison Av
Da Luz Francisco F., groceries, 721 Broadway
Daly Ada, widow, groceries and liquors, 1230 Pacific
Daly jVgnes Miss, tailoress, r. 11 Vincent
Daly Ann, widow, r. 24 Cleaveland
Daly Ann, widow, r. 11 Church Lane
Daly Annie Miss, stenographer Pac. Fruit Co., r. W
Anthony
Daly Annie R. Miss, teacher music, r. 1411 Twenty-
fourth
Daly B. H., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.. r. 832
Montgomery
Daly Bridget, widow, r. 277 Stevenson
Daly Charles, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Daly Charles F., barber, r. 537 Mission
Daly Charles H.. salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co.. r. Oakland
Daly Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Daly Cornelius, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Daly Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. r-
129 Ridley
Daly Cornelius M., coachman, r. 1101 Pacific
Daly DiiuieL finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. SW cor
Fourteenth and Dolores
Daly Daniel G., r. 28 Linden Av
Daly David, blacksmitb, r. 569 Bryant
Daly Dennis J., bartender, r. 1222 Powell
Daly Dennis J. Jr., plumber, r. 1222 Powell
Daly Edmund, laundryman, r. 11 Church Lane
Daly Edmund, laborer, r. Teneriffe ur Potomac
Daly Edward, butcher, r. S s Precita Av bet Howard
and Mission
Daly Edward, horseshoer, r. 118 Wildey
TI2E BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEM and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT IBS. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTO^, As± Uanageb
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
•72X \ THE T.KAniNO
MARKET ST.) BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMEMT.
DAL
379
DAM
Daly Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 655 Washiugton
P;ily Elizabeth, widow, r. n'.il Mission
DrIv Ellen, cook, r. :)V) Pacific
Daly Felix, real estate, r. 411 Ellis
Daly Frauiis R., groceries aud liquors, SE cor Twen-
ty-eiphth and Alabama, B. H.
Dalv"a< orge. assistant O'Connor, Miffatt k Co., r. 256
First
Daly Hannah Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 457 Te-
hama
Daly H>nry. longshoreman, r. 405 Main
Dalv (Henry, teamster, r. 25 Ringold
Daly Hanora Mrs., r. 1300 FoUom
Daly James, r. 69 Natoma
Daly James, r. 530X Ninth
Daly James, bartender, r. 592 Stevenson
Daly Jara^s. boatbuilder Oeorge W. Kneass, r. UU
Twenty-fourth
Daly James, boilermaker, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
Daly James, commission agent, r. 20 Twelfth
Daly James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Daly James, teamster, r. 31 Prescott PI
Dalv James Jr., teamster William Kerr, r. 31 Prescott
■pi
Daly James H. (Daly & Johnson) r. 103 Minna
Daly James H., longshoreman, r. 120 Howard, rear
Daly James L., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 116
Berry
Daly James R., with A. Bonettl, r. 592 Stevenson
Daly James W., blacksmith, r. 1219 Devisadero
Daly Jeremiah, engineer Magdalen Asylum
Daly Jeremiah, clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn.
Daly Jeremiah, fireman stmr Bay City, r. Oakland
Daly Jeremiah, laborer, r. 551 Folsom
Daly Jeremiah, porter Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r. 31
Dorland
Daly Johanna Miss, r. 4 Morrel PI
Daly Johannah E. Mrs., shoefitter, r. 19 Twenty-sec-
ond
Daly John, bell boy Occidental Hotel
Daly John, boltmaker Phelps Mnfg Co., r. SerpeHtine
Av bet Fols-om and Harrison
Daly John, gardener, r. 137 Third
Daly John, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Daly John, laborer, r. 321 Seventh
Dalr John, laborer, r. 70654 Natoma
Daly John, liquor saloon, 101 StocKton
Daly John, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 87 Steven-
son
Daly John, trackman Potrero and B. V. RR., r. N b
Solano bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Daly John B., clerk Call, r. 1330 Mission
Daly John B., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1045-^ Market
Daly John C, policeman, r. 410 Folsom
Daly John D., clerk track dept S. P. Co., r. 610 Geary
Daly John D. (Daly & Kinne) r. 1027 Valencia
Daly John F. (Daly & Cavanagh) r. 520 Howard
Dalv John J., clerk, r. 17 Anthony
Daly John R., deputy County Clerk, r. 9 Clyde
Daly John T,, laborer, r. N s Solano bet Tennessee
and Kentucky
Daly Joseph, horseshoer. r. 118 Wildey
Daly J. T. Mrs., liquor saloon, 621 Merchant, r. 626
Merchant
Daly Kate, domestic 11 Church Lane
Daly Kate C, widow, varieties, 256 First
Daly Lawrence, cook, r. 139 Shipley
Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 321 Sev-
enth
Daly Lawrence, wood, coal, hay and grain, 319 Sev-
enth, r. 321 Seventh
Daly Lulu Miss, teacher Flora Sharon Free Kinder-
garten, r. 20 Twelfth
Daly M.. cook stmr Acapulco
Daly JIaggie, domestic SE cor California and Mason
Daly Margaret, dressmaker, r. 829 Howard
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WlWDOf SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
i^
IN THE
EXATvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Daly Martin, laborer, r. 429ii Tehama
Daly Martin, liquor saloon, W s Illinois betXap* and
Shasta
Daly Mary, widow, r. 120 Howard, rear
Daly Mary, widow, r. 1222 Powell
Daly Mary, compositor A. H. Hollls, r. 2233 Howard
Daly Mary Miss, r. 46 Second
Daly Mary Mrs., r. 29 Eleventh
Daly Mary A., widow, r. 332 Beale, rear
Daly Mary A., dressmaker, 225 Golden Gate Av
Daly Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Anthony
Dalv Maurice, collar maker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
418 Tehama
Daly Michael, laborer, r. 530 M Ninth
Daly Michael, salesman D. Samuels, r. 510 Powell
Daly Michael, waiter, r. 312 Minna
Daly Nora Miss, janitress Garfield Primary School, r.
11 Vincent
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Anthony
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 328 Third
Daly Patrick, peddler, r. 1007 Hampshire
Daly Patrick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Daly Patrick, trackman Sutter St. RR.
Dalv Patrick J., ship chandler, r. 306 Capp
Daly Patrick M., stock buyer Roth, Blum k Co., r
442 !« Clementina
Daly Peter (Lonergan & Daly) r. 520 Powell
Daly Richard, boilermaker, r. 1027 Harrison
Daly Richard, groceries and liquors, 219 ^ Eleventh
Daly Samuel J., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 2430
California
Daly S. H., cook, r. 139}^ Shipley
Daly Thomas, fireman, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta
and Sierra, rear
Daly Thomas, shoemaker, r. 3007 Mission
Daly Thomas, trackman Sutter St. RB.
Daly Thomas, night watchman Matthew Nunan, r.
"719 ;<i Tehama
Daly Thomas F., shoemaker, r. 102 H California Av
Dalr Thomas R, patternmaker, r. 1411 Twenty-
fourth
Daly Timothy, boarding. 655 Washington
Daly Timothy, expressman NW cor Fourth and Fol-
som. r. 361 Eleventh
Dalv William, laborer, r. .5.3054 Ninth
Daly William, feaman, r. .527 Second
Daly William, shoemaker, r. 29 Eleventh
Daly William A., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 102 !4 California Av
Daly & Cavanagh (John F. Daly and William A. Cav-
anagh) proprietors Fremont Machine Works. 230
Fremont
Daly «)t Johnson (James H. Daly and John C.
Johnson) proprietors, Charter Oak Saloon, NE
cor Third and Howard
Daly & Kinne (John D. Daly and W. H. Kinne) dairy-
men. 1010 Valencia
ft^Dalv. See Dailcy, Daily and Daley
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel .t Moller) r. Oakland
Dalziel >V- Moller (Robert Dalziel and William Mol-
ler) inn pipe and fittings, 415 Mission
Dam Cleveland L., bookkeeper Gage, Shattuck & Co.,
r. Oakland
Dam Cynis, foreman wharfhuilder State Board Har-
bor Comniiscion, r. Oakland
t^Dnm. See Damm
Demand Sinioni. laborer, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Damante Dominick A., laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI
Darabai her Aleck E.. bookkeeper E. Gulttard & Co.,
r. 2945 Sixteenth
Damerell Urotliers .Edwin J. and Frank A.) liqnor
saloon, 643 Washington
Daiiurell Edwin J. (Damerell Bros) r. 755 Waah-
Inglon
Damerell Frank A. (Damerell Bros) r. 755 Wash-
ington
Damerell Lizzie, dress and cloakuiaker, 7.S1X O'Far-
r.U
n>
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY!:^
(!ii.41V FR.*Xri»CO, «1E.,
4»RTI..1M>, OK.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. «''°*''' ^''^'s^S 'cVrSk^rA
DAM
380
DAN
W. W. lyZonta^ue 8c Co.
PUUffiPS,
Suction and Force.
F4»R IIA>-1>, WlM><:tlll.I^ AND POWER,
AM. siy.i:^.
809. 811, 813. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Dfluierou James P., attornev at law, '230 Montgomery
room 22, r. 2709 Larkln "
Dames William, bookkeeper Hildebrandt, Posner &
Co., r. Oakland
Damiauo Fricero, laborer National Vinegar Works, r.
730 Fourth
Damkroeger Oottlieb, carpenter, r. 1111 Pacific, rear
Damkroeger Henry, resident physician Hahneman
Hospital, 312 Page
Damm Gustav, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. Niag-
ara House
Damm Hichard baker, r. C25 Clay
O^Damm. See Dam
Dammann Charles, cellarman Hirschler Bros & Co., r.
907 Bryant
Dammann Rudolph, leather dresser J. 0. Rued &Co.,
r. 216 Hitch
Dammann Theodore, clerk Frederick Campe, r. 306
Tehama
Dammes Ernest, foreman August Brune, r. 2233 Geary
Dammes Ernest J., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 2233
Geary
Damon Charles A. W., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Damon George C, carpenter Woodward's Gardens, r.
15 Hoflf Av
Damon George D., shipoarpenter, r. 33 J^ Perry
Damon George F., s'aipcarpenter, r. 33^ Perry
Damon Henry, cigarmaker, r. 1001 Powell
Damon Henry, liquor saloon, 1017 Battery
Damon James E., real estate agent, 436 Montgomery,
r. 16-10 Sacramento
Damon John, laborer Am. Sugar Befinery, r. 2219
Powell
Damon Marshall, assistant engineeer stmr Alameda,
r. Oakland
Damou Martin, laborer r. 2219 Powell
Damon Newton F., machinist The Samuel Hill Co.,
r. 617 Shotwell
Damon S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1030 Twenty-fourth
Damon Seth T., driver Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 2113 Clay
Damon W., salesman L. D. Stone & Co., r. Alameda
Co.
8^" Damou. See Daemon
Damonte Frank A., cigarmaker, r. 9 Vincent
Damonte Joseph L., cigarmaker, r. 1407 Dupont
Damonte Lorenzo, porter Onesti & Connor, r. 4 |Jas-
perPl
Damozono Louis (C. Foppiano & Co.) r. 1337 Dupont
Dampiere Mamie Miss, actress, r. 711 Howard
Damrell Daniel, varieties, 332 Eighteenth
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1419 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher needlework, r. 1419 Pow-
ell
Dana Henry A., engineer, r. 1504 Mission
Dana Mary E., widow, r. 1307 Green
Danahy James H., liquor saloon, cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fifth Avs
Danahy Michael, engineer, r. 11 Kate
Danahy Timothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna
Danahy William, with S. P. Co., r. 627 Stevenson
^" Danahy. See Denahy, Denehy and Danehy
Danby Henry, longshoreman, r. 271 Minna
Dancer William H., engineer Market St. ER., r. 1041
Twentieth
D'Aiicoiia A. D.. attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, r. 1408 Howard
D'Ancona Arnold A., physician, r. 1408 Howard
D'Ancona David A., with Lachman & Sternfels, r.
1408 Howard
Dane Alfred, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Dane Charles, master mariner, r. 117 Drumm
Dane Mary, widow, r. 225 Fair Oaks
Dane Son, interpreter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 933 Du-
pont
B^" Dane. See Dain and Dayan
Daneri Andrew (Zolfo & Daneri) r. 1211 Powell
Danerl Antonio, hardware. 420 Battery, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri Bartolomeo, r. 23 Scott PI
Daneri Cora Miss, compositor, r. 424 Vallejo
Daneri Emile H., bookkeeper Antonio Daneri, r. 808
Vallejo
Daneri Kiigeiie E., salesman Antonio Daneri, r. 808.
Vallejo
DANEEI F. & CO. (H.nry Ca«.
auova) iniporter.s and Jobbers winea
and liquors and ^vliolesalu grocers, S7-
29 California
Daneri Henry, rancher, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri Jennie Miss, buttonhole worker, r.424 Vallejo
Daneri John (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell
Daneri John, proprietor Sacramento Hotel. 409 Pa-
cific
Daneri Lawrence, r. 1012 Montgomery
Daneri Loui8{Nunziato Musto & Co.)r. 3 Maiden Lane
Daneri Lulgi, laborer, r. 1018 J4 Montgomery
Daneri Stephen, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 5 Jasper PI
Danforth Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 514 Twenty-sixth
Danforth Charles, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Danforth Edwin, proprietor Broadway U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, 723 Battery, r. 1200 Mason
Danforth E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Julian Av
Danforth E P. (Gilman & Danforth) r. 1200 Mason
Danforth Frederick R., shipping clerk Huntington,
Hopkins Co., r. 19U0 Buchanan
Danforth W. G., nurse Old Peoples' Home
e^ Daugerfleld. See Daingerfield
Dangers CharlotPe, widow, r. 143 Berry
Dangers Diedrich, salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r.
2816 Bush
Dangers Henry (Sorenson, Dunker & Co.) r. 1839
Mission
Dangers Otto, r. 2818 Bush
Dauglada Anton, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
18 Prospect PI
Danglada Arthur F., clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r.
1712 Stockton
Danglada Eugenic L., clerk Mexican Colonization Co.,
r. 1303 Broadway
Danglada Ignacio (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 1712 Stock-
ton
Danhauser Louis, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 607M
Grove
Danhauser Moritz, tailor, r. 507 M Grove
Daniel Dora, widow, r. W 8 Grant Alley bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Daniel Ellen, widow, r. 463 Bryant
Daniel Frank, mattress maker, r. W s Grant Alley bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Daniel Henry, upholsterer, r. W s Grant Alley bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Daniel John (John Daniel & Co.) r. 2013 Polk
Daniel John, shoemaker, r. 134 Bartlett
Daniel John Jr., apprentice John Daniel, r. 2013 Polk
DANIEL JOHN & 00.
(JTolin Daniel) Italian mai-ble and
Scotch granite monuments and man-
tels, 4:31 Pine
Daniel May W. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 2013 Polk
Daniel Thomas F., carpenter, r. 3 Taylor PI
Daniel William li., plumber and gasfitter, 234
Post, r. 407 Hyde
Daniell George, r. 815 Filbert
Dauiell John A., clerk Jules Le Maitre.r. 1207 Octavia
Daniell Thomas, shipjoiner. r. 815 Filbert
Daniell William, clerk William F. Gibson, r. 815 Fil-
bert
Daniels A. C, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 918 Harrison
Daniels Ann V., widow, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Daniels B., r. 301 Devisadero
Daniels Edward W., salesman, r. 410 Hyde
Daniels Emil, dairyman, r. Mission Road nrTIngley
LOWEST PEIOES.
riNE GOODS.
LARGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
tRPftP HftRASZTHY & CO.;«sg~?.as,
Prodnoera of the only
NATUUAI. CHAMPAGNE.
DAN
381
DAR
DBulels Fanuie, actress, r. 612 Powell
D«ni< Is Frauk, driver H. W. Frank & Co., r. Grand
Av nr Sixteenth
Daniels Frank, tanner Raymond Squire & Co., r.
162.5 Church
Daniels Frederick, traveler W'augenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 22(t4 Geary
DaiiielB Frederick R.. clerk, r. 807 Kearny
Daniels George J., musician, r. 7.36 V»llejo
Daniels Gustave V., painter, r. 122 Freelon
Daniels Henry, dairj-man, r. 1309 Stockton
Daujels Henry, laborer, r. 6 Vincent
Daniels James, compositor, r. 411 O'Farrell
Daniels James M., millhand A. Washburn, r. 620
Fourth
Diiniels John, musician, r. 153 Minna
Daniels John H. M., framemaker Schussler Bros., r.
TluKley nr Mission Road
Daniels J. R.. quartermaster stmr City of Topeka
Daniels L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Daniels Nathan D., carpenter, r. 44 Minna
Daniels Sam H., with Bank of California, r. 1012
Liavfnworth
Daniels Sarah B. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1777 Green
Daniels Thomas J., machinist Neville & Co., r. 1777
Green
Daniels William, cooper, r. 18 Garden
Daniels William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. Noe bet Twenty-eighth and Valley
Daniels William B., cook, r. 5193^ Greenwich
Daniels William H., with Examiner, r. 332 Turk
Daniels William T. r. 301 Devisadero
C Daniels. See Dannals
Danielson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Danielson John T.. ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. Indiana bet Sierra and Napa
Danielson John W., tailor, 614 Slerchant, room 28, r.
1713 Lt-aven worth
Danielson Peter (Anderson & Danielson) r. 1623 Pine
Danielson Peter, seaman, r. 209 Main
Danlelwitz Isidor, deputy State Treasurer, r. 2312
Mission
Danieiwitz Joseph, furnishing goods, 2939 Sixteenth
Danielwitz Sigismund, barber, r. 526 Filbert, rear
Danlher James, clerk Mrs. Mary Flannery, r. 600
Franklin
Danin Ellen, widow, r. 314^ Clementina
Danin John E., barber, r. 314 M Clementina
Danis John B., general agent Law, King & Law Pub-
lishing House, r. 510 Stevenson
Danis Ozias. carpenter, r. 4 Powell Av, B. H.
%^ Danis. See Denis
Danish Society, Dania, 712 Mission
Dankemeyer Fritz, weaver Louis Fromm
Danklef Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Danks C. P. Mrs., widow, r. 2626 Sacramento
Danks Julia Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School.
r. 2626 Sacramento
Dankwerth Adolph C, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. S B
Army nr San Bruno Road
Danly Chester A., millhand, r. 2523 Mission
Danly Francis M., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
2623 Mission
Danmeyer M., r. SW cor Nineteenth and Noe
^r Dannals. See Daniels
Danneil Emil, foreman Von Voss & Co., r. 893 Seven-
teenth
Dannenbaum J. & S., merchants (San Diego and
Vallejo) otfice 17-19 Battery
Dannenbaum Joseph (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 1303
Van Ness Av
Dannenbaum Moses, traveling salesman H. Lash, r.
1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Nelson E., harnessmaker, r. 765 Ji How-
ard
Dannenbaum Samuel, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co.,
r. 1807 Pine
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Dannenbaum Solomon (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 1630
OctHvia
Dannenbcrg Herman, machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r 51 Sliipley
Dannenberg Joseph, r. 830 Sutter
Dannenfelzer Amelia M., widow, bakery and varie-
ties, N 8 Twenty-fourth bet Church and Sanchez
Danner Albert, shoemaker, r. 130 Oak
Danuer Frederick, rancher, r. 1212 Turk
Danner Joseph S. (Eastland & Danner) r. 1203 Devisa-
dero
Dannet Frank, clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 709 Minna
Dannheimer Louis, tailor, r. 1507 Sacramento
Dannmeyer R., clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Noe
Da Nova Domiuick, porter C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 11
Union PI
Da Nova Jennie, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 11
Union PI
Danskin George D., adjuster S. F. Board of Trade, r.
1025 Twenty-first
Dante Tamo, clerk George Buzzinl
Danter Richard A., fruits, cor Stanyan and Hayes
Dantou John H., trunks and valises, 611 Market, r.
420 Shotwell
Danz William, butcher, SW cor Railroad Av and
Manitoba, r. Servia bet St. John and Susquehanna
Danzer Phoebe, widow, nurse, r. 19 Treat Av
Danzie Rose Mrs., r. 734 Folsoiii
Danziger G. A., dentist. NE cor Market and Jones
Danziger Isedore, bookkeeper Sideman, Lachman &
Co., r. Oakland
Dapello Augustino, fisherman, r. 1122 Battery
Daray Marie Miss, saleslady John Cogan, r. 1912
Taylor
Darbey George W. , bookkeeper Painter & Co., r.
425 Golden Gate Av
Darbey George W. Jr.. clerk, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
10^ Darbey. See Darby
Darblay Josie, German and French employment
office, 8 Turk
Darby Thomas F., capitalist, r. 315 Gough
Darcutt Henry, seaman, r. Stiii Folsoiu
Darcy Alice Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School
r. 807 California
D'Arcy Charles, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r. 421
Bush
Darcy George, r. 807 California
Darcy Hugh, r. 212 Townsend
Darcy James, plasterer, r. 2rOJi Tehama
D'Arcy James J., harnessmaker, r. 1621 Clay, rear
Darcy James S., groceries. 17 Ritch
D'Arcy John, attorney at law, 307 Sansome, room 12,
r. 911 Bu< hanan
Darcy John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra nr
Maryland
D'Arcy John T. (McDermott & D'Arcy) r. 250Jj Te-
hama
D'Arcy Mathew J., boilermaker, r. 20S Nineteenth
D'Arcy Michael, tailor, r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Darcy Patrick, waiter Occidenlal Hotel
D'Arcy Richard S., tapper Spring Valley W.W., r. 9
Cook
Darcy Thomas, carpenter, r. 226 Sanchez
Darcy Thomas, steward stmr City of Peking
D'Arcy William P., shipcarpenter, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Darcy' William P., helper J. C. MoUison. r. 212 Town-
send
Darden Thomas, longshoreman, r. 23 Clinton
Dardls Lawrence, r. 26 Turk
Dare Ernest, seaman, r. 266 Hrannan
Dare John T., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
room 16, r. 2021 Howard
Dare Walter, glovemaker Raymond, Squire & Co., r.
529 Valencia
Dargle Stuart, deckhand stmr Alameda, r 5J9 Folpom
Dargon Thomas J., carriage painter Charles Rueser, r.
1831 Mission
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Darius Gnstave E., bookkeeper J. Eichard Freud &
Co., r. 127 Valencia
Darius Henty (Piuchou & Darius) r. 920 Broadway
DarliUR Abram F., niarblecutter Abraham Morris, r.
i:«7 Howard
Darling Adelaide Miss, dressmaking. 37 Fiftn
Darling C. E. M)S8, r. 32 Ellis
Darling Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Darling Edward B., clerk, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Darling Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 37 Fifth
Darling George L., salesman James Dufify & Co., r.
299 Hyde
Darling Henry T., laborer S. P. Co., r. 125 Langton
Darling Henry T., paiuter, r. 1107 Folsom
Darling John, painter Edwin H. Black, r. 110
Twentr-fourth
Darling Jolin A. captain Battery M, 1st Artil-
lery, Brevet-Major U. S. A., and commanding
Post Fort Mason (Black Point)
Darling John H., painter, r. 129 Third
Darling L. M., foreman Gaskin & Co., r. 12 Alemany
Av
Darling Margaret, widow, r. 430 Oak
Darling Richard, ehoefitter, 11 Geary, r. 824 Kearny
Darling William, jilumber R. Rice
Darling William A., clerk Custom House, r. 510
Geary
Darling William E., painter, r. 110 Twenty-fourth
Darneal Hervey, official reporter, 65 Nevada Block,
r. Alameda
DaroUesLeoD, proptr Model Laundry, 33 Chenery,
Fairmount Tract
Da Rosa Joseph N., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 1614
Powell
Darr Francis J. A., merchant, r. 2902 California
Darr H., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 106 Commer-
cial
Darragh Frank, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r. 3
Elizabeth
Darragh James W., porter American Oil Co., r. 31H4
Bryant
Darragh J. Frank, carpenter, r. 8 Elizabeth
Darragh John H., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 5 Morris Av
Darragh Lucy Mrs., widow, r. 621 Greenwich
Darragh Patrick H., gardener, r. 311J<S Bryant
83" Darragh. See Darrow
Darrah Davis Mrs., widow, r. 111% Minna
Darrah John, master mariner, r. 1045 Mission
Darraus— Mme, French lauudry, 2515 Mission
Darrimon Henry, clerk F. V. Pistolesi, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Darrimon Leon, clerk F. V. Pistolesi, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Darrin Albert J., r. 800 McAllister
Darrin Knapp, physician, r. 800 McAllister
Darrow Herman, with Life Saving Service, r. 320
Drumm
BS^ Darrow. See Darragh
D'Arteney Eugene, druggist and apothecary, NE
cor Post and Mason, r. 510 Mason
Dar^vin Charles B. , attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 18. r. Sm Rafael
Daryes Mary, widow, r. Laidley nr Bartlett
Dasha William F., fireman r. 265 Jessie
Dashaway Association, 105 Stockton,' room 30
Dashaway Stables, Clayburgh & Brandensteinproptrs,
SW' cor New Montgomery and Mission
Dashiell B., harnessmaker, r. 18 First
Dashwood James W., waiter, r. 546 Minna
Dasmann Frederick, laborer, r. 1131 Folsom
Dasmann Frederick C, laborer, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Frederick W., r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Henry C, salesman M. D. McKinnon & Co.,
r. 80 Colton
Dasmann William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Thirteenth and Howard
Dassler Franz, liquor saloon and boarding, 330 Main
Dassonville Frederick, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
lluas House
Dastrubigre Valencia, laundrymnn, r. 513 Valencia
Dat.tugue Gabriel, butcher, 7-9 Pacific Fruit Market,
r. lUG Sacramento
Dastugue Josephine, r. 612 Broadway
Dastuguo Romain, lauudry, 612 Broadway
Dattau Samuel, driver Page & Falch, r. 720 Turk
Dauban Mary, widow, r. 102 Trenton
Daubeuraelr Samuel R., driver S. H. Simonds, r. 601
Third
Daubs George W., butcher Warren Herman, r. Church
nr Twenty-fifth
Daughau O. D., capitalist, r. 526 Post
Daugherty L. N., mining, 303 California, rooms 23-24,
r. 917 M Mission
Daughney John, r. 117 Shipley
Daughters of St. George, 71 New Montgomery
Dausuet Frank, bartender, r. 300 Third
Daunet-Garand C. Mtiie., dressmaking, 14 Grant At
Dauuet Margaret, widow, r. 709 Minna
Daus David, shoedresser John T. Sullivan, r. 537 Sac-
ramento
Daus Isadore, dry and fancy goods, 1327 Stockton, r.
707 Vallt-jo
Dauscber Erwin J. (P. Dauscher & Son) r. 1725 Leav-
enworth
Dauscher Otto P., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1723
Leavenworth
Dauscher Peter (P. Dauscher & Son) r. 1723 Leaven-
worth
Dauscher P. & Son (Peter and Erwin J.) groceries and
liquors, 1725 Leavenworth
Daussatli. P., porkpacker and butcher, 303 Mont-
gomery Av
Daut Henry, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 174 5^ Minna
Dautb Arthur J., clerk Greensfelder & Bettelheim, r.
11 Hyde
Dautn Louisa, widow, r. 11 Hyde
Dauvilliers Justin, florist, r. 2411 Bush
Davalle Vicenzo, proptr Toscano Hotel, 619 Broad-
way
Davalos Charles, butcher Louis Zeh, r. 504 Union
Davalos Fauatino, boots and shoes, 441}^ Green, r.
823 Pacific
Davalos Miguel L., printer The Bancroft Co., r. 604
Union
Davega Edgar J., salesman Charles S. Fechheimer, r.
9 Hopeton Terrace
Daveggo Antonio, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI
Davenport Frank, laborer, r. 108 William, rear
Davenport Frederick, teamster, r. 512 Oak
Davenport Harry, actor Alcazar Theater, r. 625% Post
Davenijort J. Percival, traveling salesman, r. 13U6
Mason
Davenport Louis M., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.
151 Octavia
Davenport Mary E. C, actress, r. 101 Minna
Davenport Stephen, r. 712 Natoma
Davenport William H., attorney at law, r. 412 Taylor
Davenport William T., lashmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 139 Silver
Daverkosen P., butcher, 2512 Bush
Davern Michael E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Davev Frank, photographer I. West Taber, r. Berke-
ley
Davey Henry, chief steward stmr City of Peking, r.
Bekeley
Davey H. J., seaman stmr Acapulco
Davey William, carpenter, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Davey William P., blacksmith H. & J. Ralston, r.
452% Minna
B^' Davey. See Davie and Davy
Davico Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Wil-
lows and Jessie
David August, plumber, 1103 Stockton, r. 927 Vallejo
David Darand, butcher r. 259 Stevenson
David George, plumber, r. 927 Vallejo
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David Isaac L. (J^ac. Coast BruFh Co.) r. (Ul '^ Nutoma
David Jennie V., widow, r. 1528 California
David Josepk, clerk Hoffman k Davis, r. 31 Turk
David JulfS, merchandise broker, office 215 Sacra-
mento, r. 1129 McAllister
David L'aiis ST., billiard saloon, SW cor Busb and
Grant Av, r. 7aO Biieb j
David liobert, salesman, r. 173a Clara
David William, tailor, 403 Sutter, r. K09M Howard
Davidson Alexander, driver Presidio RK., r. 1815
Hyde
Davidson Alonzo, dairy, E s Eureka bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Davidson Alonzo Jr.. clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r.
E s Eureka bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Davidson Annie W. Mrs., lodgings. 530 Montgomery
Av
101
Davidson Arthur 8., compositor Chronicle,
Stockton
Davidson A. W.. r. 230 Montgomery
Davidson Calvin L.. glovemaker, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson C. O., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Davidson David, ship carpenter, r. I;i36 Twentieth
Davidson Da^-id B., cashier The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco. NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
r. San Rafael
Davidson David M^ bookkeeper M. Davidson, r. 617
McAllistej
Davidson David N., salesman Sadler & Co., r. 405
Grove
Davidson Elizabeth Mrs., r. 932 Pacific
Davidson Elijah J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1854
Stevenson
Davidson Frank, clerk 0. E. Whitney & Co., r. 442
McAllister
Davidson Frank N., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. E b Eu-
reka bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Davidson George, carpenter California Mill, r. 754
Mission i
Davidson George, with O. Livermore, r. 219 Eddy
Davidson Geor^fe Prof., assistant in charge D.
S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, office 0. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, rooms 33-43, r. 1117 Hyde
Davidson George F., student, r. 1117 Hyde
Davidson Hallie B., driver Nathan Davidson, r. W s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Davidson Harry S., civil engineer, 12 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Davids'ju H. E., dishwasher, r. 737 Howard
Davidson Herbert R., clerk Bank of British Columbia,
r. 2119 Pine
Davidson Hugh, with Raphael Weill & Co., r. 2234
Sutter
Davidson Jacob, r. 411 Gold°n Gate Av
Davidt-on James, r. 44 Third
Davidson Jemes, master mariner, r. 422 Third
Davidson James, wool grader, r. 1014 Treat Av
Davidson James D., locksmith and bell hanger, 30
OTarrell, r. 439 Noe
Davidson John, carpenter, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Davidson John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 912
Lyon
David.son John, Silverman Palace Hotel
Davidson John B., mining engineer, r. 41 J^ Hermann
Davidson Josepli R. , physician, 224 Kearny, r.
411 Golden Gate Av, office hours 12 to 3 and 7 to
8 P. M.
Davidson Louis N., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
915 Buchanan
Davidson Louis S., dress cutter, 1107 Folsom
Davidson M. Mrs., teacher. Pacific Heights Grammar
School, r. 1956 Howard
Davidson Magmis, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Davidson Marcus, crockery, 231 Sixth
Davidson Mariner T., driver Geo. W. Smart, r. Old
San Jose Road nr Industrial School
Davidson Matthew P., restaurant, 1032 Howard, r. 615
Minna
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Manufacturer!! of
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Davidson Mary J. Miss, saleslady, r. 1014 Treat Av
Davidson Minnie Miss, hair worker, r. 8. F. Girls'
Union
Davidson Meyer (Davidson & Peek, Mokelumne Hill)
and drayman 121-123 Sausome, r. 517 McAllister
Davidson Myer, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 1956
Howard
Davidson Nathan, proptr Glen Ranch Dairy, NW cor
Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Davidson Observatory, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, Astronomical and Telegraph Longitude Sta-
tion, Lafayette Park bet Oct ivia and Clay
Davidson Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
304 Fremont
Davidson Robert P., principal Bernal Heights Pri-
mary School, r. 1012 Polk
Davidson R. W., dishwasher, r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Davidson Saul, team.ster, r. 941 Folsom
Davidson S. F., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1813
Union
Davidson S. K., waiter, r. 871 Market
Davidson Solomon, expressman, 211 Pine, r. 941 Fol-
som
Davidsons. Thomas, telegraph operator, r. 1023Jj
Twenty-first
Davidson Thomas B., calker, r. 30 OTarrell, rear
Davidson Thomas D., student, r. 1117 Hyde
Davidson Thomas J., woolsorter, r. 1014 Treat Av
Davidson Thomas W., ship carpenter, r. 244 Green-
wich
Davidson Walter P., with Bank of California, r. 2615
Mission
Davidson Walter 8.. laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 530
Montgomery Av
Davidson William, show cards, 5 Stockton
Davidson William E., telegraph operator S. P. Co.,
r. 1223 Geary
Davidson William G., plumber Duffey Bros., r. 932
Pacific
Davidson William H., delivery clerk P. M. S3. Co.
Davidson William W., attorney at law, 420
California, room ti, r. 9 Fulton
0^ Davidson. See Davison and Davisson
Davies Anna Mrs., tailoress, r. 2 Carlos PI
Davies Arthur P., clerk E. SV. Carpenter, r. 124 Ful-
ton
Davies David, captain U. S. stmr Madrons, r. 1042
Twenty-fourth
Davies David D., clerk, r. 1010 Pierce
Davies Evan, plasterer, r. 114 Noe
Davies E. William, steward stmr Cresent City. r. 549
Mission
Davies Fannie Miss, teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 142U Hyde
Davies F. C. Mrs., r. 1420 Hyde
Davies Frank P., clerk Steam's Rancho's (Los An-
geles, Cal. I 120 Sutter, room 43, r. 404 Ivy Av
Davies Frank W., florist, r. 25)^ Haight
Davies Helen Mrs., r. 2921 Sacramento
Davies Henry J., shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Davies I. W. Mrs., widow, r. 719 Polk
Davies James E., janitor, 120 Sutter, room 34
Daviea J. 3Iereditli, assistant secretary Califor-
nia State Board of Trade, 10-18 Second, r. Oakland
Davies John, saloonkeeper r. 9(i2 Montgomery
Davies L., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Davies Llewellyn, furniture factory, SWcor Eleventh
and Channel
Davies Llewellyn, painter and rigger, 213 Jackson, r.
1120 Montgomery
Davies Llewellyn Jr., cabinetmaker L. Davies, r. SW
cor Eleventh and Channel
Davies M. Mrs., widow, r. 2 lioston PI
Davies Mary Mrs , ladies' nurse, r. 420 Kearny
Davies Percy, clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r.729 Cal-
ifornia „_
Davies Richard, woodturner Llewellyn Davies, r.SW
cor Eleventh and Channel
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
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Importers and Dealers In
KNOr.TSir AND AMKIUCAN
Kn<*UHntl<'i 4iiliizo<l itii.l l*luiii.
309, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Davles Kii-hsrd L., laborer, r. 129 Jackson
DavUs Shadraib, cabiuetiiiaker, OOnj^ Clay, r. 1328
Washington
Pavies Snailracb, clerk, r. IH Verba Buena
Davies Thomas A., bookkeeper, r. 13 Yerba Buena
Davies Thomas W., cigars and tobacco, 1751 Mission
r. 20 Twelfth
Davies William A., deputy County Clerk, and
secretary Masonic Mutual Aid Assn of Pacific
Coast, 33 Kearny, r. 13 Verba Buena
Davies William B., gasfltter, r. 507 Gough
Davi.s William H., physician, r. 25^ Haight
Davies WiHiaiii H., proprietor The Grizzly Bear
273-277 East
1^" Davis. See Davis
Davin John, laborer Occidental Hotel
Davini Andrew, carpenter, r. 14213^ Dnpont
Davis A., tailor, r. 479 Tehama
Davis A. vt Son (August and Joseph) loan office, 411
Kearny
Davis Aaron, millhand, r. 168 Perry
Davis Abe, jeweler T. Musgrave & Co., r. 1024 Fol-
som
Davis Abraham, clerk L. & M. Davis, r. 106 Austin
Davis Abraham, glazier, r. 432}$ Natoma
Davis Addie, widow, r. 1120 Gough
Davis Addie, widow, r. 1433 Mission
Davis Adolph, barber, 335 Fifth, r. 240}<S Clara
Davis Agnes Mrs., dress and cloakmaking, 115 Mur-
phy Bldg
Davis Alexander, salesman Davis Bros., r. 419 Hyde
Davis Alfred, carpenter, and extraman Engine No. 10
r. 168 Perry
Davis Alfred, pressman Beport, r. E s Twenty-sixth
bet Dolores and Church
Davis Alfred E., vice-president Pacific Land In-
vestment Co., office 230 Montgomery, r. 601
Stockton
Davis Animi F., shoemaker John T.Sullivan, r. 123234
Pacific
Davis A. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Stevenson
Davis Acdrew M. (Davis Bros.) r. 1109 Bush
Davis Anna P. Mrs., boarding, 733 Bush
Davis Annie Mme., millinery, 729 Larkin
Davis Ansley G. (Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.) r.
leOo Scott
Davis Antonia C, widow, bakery, 910 Pacific
Davis Asber. stock clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
835 McAllister
Davis August (A. Davis & Son) r. 1013 Clay
Davis Augustus, waiter, r. lllj^ Minna
Davis Benjamin G. W., bookkeeper, r. 66 Minna
Davis Benjamin, driver Hofmann b Woenne, r. 2215 3^
Pine
Davis Benjnmin, lamplighter, r. 25 Second
Davis Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 641 Commercial
Davis Benjamin, peddler, r. 13 Norfolk
Davis Benjamin F.. clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r.
16.S5 Sacramento
Davis Bernard, contractor, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 602 Post
Davis B. J., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Davis Brothera (Andrew M. Davis) proprietors
Golden Rule Bazaar, dealers fancy goods, toys,
clocks, platedware, etc., 718-722 Market and 419-
421 Kearny
Davis Brothers (Andrew M. and Percy L.) pro-
prietors Golden Rule Bazaar.dealers fancy goods,
toys, clocks, platedware, etc., 1234 Market
Davis Brothers, Bergmann & Co. (Ansley
G. and Engene G. Diivis and Jacob Bergmann)
importers and jobbers toys, fancy goods, etc.
6-16 Sutter
Davis C. Mrs., varieties, 510 Fourth
Davis Carl, r. 1626 Eddy
Davis C. B. Mrs., widow, r. 3102 California
Davis Charles, clerk G. Cobn & Co., r. Twenty-sixth
bet Church and Dolores
Davis Charles, glider Schussler BroB., r. 1013 Fill-
more
Davis Charles De W., teamster, r. 502 Franklin
Davis Charles E., clerk Davie. Haber & Co., r. 1321
Broadway
Davis Charles E., ealesman Esberg, Bachmsn & Co.,
r. Oakland
Davis Charles E., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 3102
California
Davis Charles F., salesman, r. 1045 Market
Davis Charles H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Davis Charles L., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 520
Eddy
Davis Charles N., metallic sign engraver William
Patterson, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Davis Charles S., bootblack, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Davis Christy, wool broker, r. 327 O'Farrell
Davis Clara Mrs., r, 310 Stockton
Davis Cornelius F., editor Examiner, r. Bella Vista
Hotel
Davis Daniel S., coffee saloon, SW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 2423 Sutter
Davis David (Davis & Cowen) r. 526)4 Birch Av
Davis David, bookkeeper J. B. Jones, r. 919 Geary
Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., r. 610 De-
visadero
Davis David, clerk, r. 432)4 Natoma
Davis David, clerk L. & M. Davis, r. 106 Austin
Davis David, salesman E. A. F. Essmann, r. 100 Jones
Davis David, teacher Congregation Nevah-Zedek, r.
524 Jessie
Davis David, with Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 510 Geary
Davis David G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 557
Natoma
Davis David H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 20
Oak Grove Av
Davis David J., brassfinisher Whyte & DeRome, r.
. 240 Fell
Davis David Q., plumber, r. 157 Shipley
Davis David M., miner, r. 820 Green
Davis De Witt C, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 711
California
Davis D. T. Mrs., r. 333 Turk '
Davis D. W., office 46 New Montgomery, r. NW cor
Sixth and Mission
Davis E. Miss, nurse Children's Hospital
Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third
Davis Edward A., porter, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Edward C, traveling salesman Langley & Mi-
chaels, r. 813 Sutter
DAVIS EDWARD L. ..„.,.^
56 Flood Bldgr, SW cor Market and
Fourth, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Davis Ed-win F., blacksmith A. McGregor, r. 820)4
Larkin
Davis Eliza, widow, r. 1300 Vallejo
Davis Ellen, widow, r. N s Twenty-sixth bet Churcli
and Dolores
Davis Emanuel, cashier Castle Bros., r. 419 Hyde
Davis Emma E. Mrs., nurse, r. 114 Turk
Davis Emory A.,- carpenter, r. 328 Ellis
Davis Ernest, salesman Davis & Cowen, r. 504 Na-
toma
Davis Etta, widow, r. 2211 Larkin
Davis Eugene G. (Davis Bros. Bergmann & Co.) r.
306 Stockton
Davis Eva K., dressmaker, r. 710 Stockton
Davis Fannie, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Davis Fannie A. Miss, artist, r. 538 Turk
Davis Panuie V. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1923 Eddy
Davis F. L., r. 44 Third
Davis Frank E., shipbuilder, r. 17 Zoe
Davis Franklin A., wool puller, r. 2318 Howard
Davis Frederick A., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman &
Co., r. Oakland
LOWEST PEIOES.
TIWE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
530
ShINGTON
Proters Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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Davis Frederick B., detective, r. Palace Hotel
DaviB Frederick L., r. 2029 Mission
Davis Frederick S.. clerk J. B. Jouea, r. 919 Geary
Davis George, r. 1111 Folsoiu
Davis txeorne, cook John F. Farley, r. 150 Fourth
Davis George, fruits, 38 Sixth
Davis Georye. foundrynian, r. 47 Tebama
Davis George, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SE cor
Solauo and Minuesota
Davis George, ship carpenter, r. 62i Fourth
Davis George, teamster, r. 1311 Pine
Davis George A., r. 1109 Bush
Davis George A., driver City KR., r. 304 Sixteenth
DAVIS GEORGE E. no.„ceo.
pHthic pliysician, di^t-uaes of -^voineii a
speciiilly, office 520 Sutrer, hours 1 to
3 and 7 to S P. M., r. 107 RicUey
Davis George E., plasterer and whiteuer, 8ii6 Mission
Davis George 11. (Davis. Haber & Co.) r. 1502 Laguna
Davis George H., mangier La Grande Laundry
Davis George M., teamster, r. 23 Dolores
Davis George T., wool buyer, r. 10 Beaver
Davis George Vf., clerk Morris Glasco, r. 284 Minna
Davis George W., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 607 Sut-
ter
Davis George W., physician, 433 Geary
Davis Gilman B., foreman transferer's depart-
ment Schmidt Label and Lithographic Co., r. Col-
lege .Av, Alameda
DAVIS, HABER & CO.
(Georgre H. Davis and Henri I. Haber)
successors to H. D. W. Davis & Co.,
auctioneers and commission mer-
chants, 311 Pine
Davis Hannah, widow, bakery, 309 Minna
Davis Hahbrouck, with Mailliard & Dickson, r. East
Oakland
Davis H. E.. seaman, r. North Pacifie Hotel
Davis Healey, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 168 Perry
Davis Heber J., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co., r.
633 Sutter
Davis Henry, clerk Cal. Title Ins. and Trust Co., r.
1219 Turk
Davis Henry, expressman, r. 1523 Mason
Davis Henry Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 1629-1631 Polk
Davis Henry A., conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Davis Henry C, dentist, 131 Post, rooms 3-4-5, r.
1318 Jack.son, Oakland
Davis Henry C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
837 M Howard
Davis Henry E, liquor saloon, SE cor Clinton and
Bryant
Davis Henry H., attorney at law. 420 California,
room 3. r. 2321 California
Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) president
University of California and president Savings
and Loan Society, r. 1011 Bush
Davis Horace <& Co. (Horace Davis) proprietors
Golden Gale Flouring Mill, 41-49 First
Davis Isaac E. (Davis & CowelU r. 1802 Pacific Av
Davis Isidore, tailor, r. 168 Perry
Davis J. Mrs., dres.smaker, r. 157 Shipley
Davis J. A. Mis., widow, r. 1221 Greenwich
DavlM Jacob, barber and baths, 11-13 Grant Av, r.
1124 Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second, r. 58 Minna
Davis Jacob W., mnfr overalls, r. 1635 Sacramento
Davis Jacob Z. (Boyd & Davis) r. 408 Post
Davis James, clerk, r. 13 Caroline
Davis James, laborer 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Davis James, seaman, r. 101 Jackson
Davis James, shoemaker, r. 927 Natoma
Davis JumeM H., superintendent San Francisco
and Pacific Glass Works, NE cor Seventh and
Townsend, r. 2651 Howard
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAHKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
MOST GIECULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Davis James H., tinsmith George U. Tay & Co r 801
Union
Davis James M., secretary Pacific Saw Manu-
facturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 324 Golden Gate
Av
Davis James N., plasterer, r. 1719M Jones
Davis James S.. r. 13 Third
DAVISJ.B.F.&SON,.oH„B.
F. and Wmfield S. ) •reneral insurance
brokers and managers Standard Ma-
rine Insurance Co. .limited) 510 Cal-
ifornia
Davis Jesse, chief engineer stmr San Juan
Davis John, driver Central RR.
Davis John, machinist M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 318
Seventh
Davis John, molder City Iron Works, r. 227 Second
Davis John, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Davis John, seaman stmr San Jose
Davis John, vaquero, r. N s Henry nr Holyoke
Davis John Jr., yardman Puc. Rolling Mill, r. 926)i
Harrison
Davis John B. F. (J. B. F. Davis & Son) r. 920
Guerrero
DaviB John E., clerk H. B. Mayhew, r. 1000 Van Ness
Av
Davis John F., attorney at law, r. 2323 Sacramento
Davis John H., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 923
Natoma
Davis John H., real tstate, r. 916 Montgomery
Davis John H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 701
Stockton
Davis John T., president S. F. and Lake County RR.,
318 Pine, room 5
Davis John W., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 405 Polk
Davis John Y. (Roberts & Davis) r. Sacramento, Cal
Davis Joseph (A. Davis & Soul r. 1013 Clay
Davis Joseph, auctioneer Davis, Haber k Co., r. 1502
Laguna
Davis Joseph, brassmolder, r. 67 Clementina
Davis Joseph, jeweler, r. 1013 Clay
Davis Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Association, r. 1230
Twenty-second
Davis Joseph W., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
724 Guerrero
Davis Joshua D., clerk License Collector, r. 630 Sacra-
mento
Davis Julian N., expressman, NE cor Jessie and
Third, r. 1217 Twenty-sixth
Davis Julius, peddler, r. 206 Pacific
Davis Julius A., carpenter, r. Ocean View
Davis Katie Miss, r. 309 Minna
Davis Kate M., nurse Pacific Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital, 3700 California
Davis L., tailor, r. 109 J5 Shipley
Davis L. Miss, tailoress Louis Bernstein, r. 1024
Folsom
Davis Lippman, r. 3103< Clementina
Davis Louis (L. k M. Davis) r. 106 Austin
Davis Louis, selector Nathan, Dobrmann k Co., r.
432 J4 Natoma
Davis Louis H., clerk, r. 168 Perry
Dsvls Louis H. Jr., telegraph operator, r. 168 Perry
Davis Lyman P., compositor Evening Post
Davis L. & M. (Louis and Mark Davis) cigars and to-
bacco, 30 Montgomery and 946 Market
Davis Miinfred, suspeudermaker Solomon Zekind, r.
1024 Folsom
Davis Manuel, heiid waiter The Baldwin
Davis Manus D. (Davis & Jamieson) r. 35 Everett
Davis Marcus L., with Freud Corset Co., r. 1635 Sac-
ramento
Davis Margaret M., widow, r. 240 Fell
Davis Margaret Miss, cloakmaker, r. 439 Fifth
Davis Mark (L. * M. Davis) r. 106 Austin
Davis Marks, drayman, SE cor Battery and Califor-
nia, r. 226 Austin
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Manufacturera of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
I'aviit Sliirtiii. IhIxh'it. r. 17 Zoe
Pavis RI;iry Mrs., r. V.ii'l}i Unrrison
Davis JIaiirii-e W., r. 1407 Clay
Davis Max (B. Schonwasser & Co.) r. 1710 Webster
Davis Max (Davis & Co.) r. niS California
Davis Max, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis Meyer, tinsiuith, r. 40 Perry
Davis Micbael, waiter Tlie Baldwin
Davis Morris, r. lOfi Austin
Davis Moses, musician, r. 1013 Howard
Davis Nathan (Davis & Goldstein) r. 456 Clementina
Davis Nathan, merchant tailor, 1023 Market, r. 708
Folsom
Davis Paine J., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1214 Lar-
kiu
Davis Paul P., manager house dept Easton, Eldridge
& Co., r. 920 Larkin
Davis Percy L. (Davis Bros.) r. 1102 Van Ness Av
Davis Philip (Hoffman & Davis) r. 826 Hayes
Davis Ralph, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 329 Ivy
Av
Davis R;iphael. bookkeeper, r. 426 Clementina
Davis Reason G. , presideut Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 1911 Mission
Davis Rees 0., carpenter, r. 766 Bryant
Davis Robert, commercial traveler, r. 641 Commer-
cial
Davis Robert, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
13 Caroline
Davis Robert, master mariner, r. 412 M Fifth
Davis Robert H., salesman New England Soap Co., r.
Oakland
Davis S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 920 Larkin
Davis Samuel r. 1013 Howard
Davis Samuel, bricklayer, r. 423 Bush
Davis Samuel H., conductor S. P. C. Ry., r. 810 Mc-
Allister
Davis Samuel T., compositor Examiner, r. 16JS
[ Glover
' Davis Sarah, domestic 2406 Folsom
Davis Scott, steward N. P. Jensen, r. 509 Hyde
1 Davis Siegfried, barber, 79 Ninth, r. 100 Jones
j Davis Simon, bookkeeper, r. 1710 Webster
I Davis Simon, musician, r. 1013 Howard
! Davis T., clerk, r. lOU Jones
Davis Theodore D., clerk I. Herzberg, r. 2114 Howard
I Davis Thomas, bricklayer, r. 13 Caroline
j Davis Thomas, roofer, r. 157 Shipley
Davis Thomas H., druggist Harvey B. Kilbourn, r.
843 Mission
1 Davis Thomas H., livery stable, 908 Harrison
Davis Thomas J. (Potter & Davis) r. 2018 Fillmore
Davis Thomas J., printer Dewey & Co., r. 722 Capp
Davis Walfred C, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. mil Leavenworth
Davis Walter, cook, r. 55 Mission
Davis Walter, cook, r. 626 Merchant
Davis Walter C, porter Recorder's Oflce, r. 1011
Leavenworth
Davis Washington I., laborer, r. 54 First
Davis W. Irving, r. 1109 Bush
Davis William, r. 1709 Webster
Davis William, barber, r. 100 Jones
Davis William, clerk, r. 13 Caroline
Davis William, coachman, r. 1527 California, rear
Davis William, cook. r. 549 Mission
Davis William, expressman, r. 1117 Broadway
Davis William, finisher Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Davis William, paperbanger, r. 211 Polk
Davis William, porter stmr Granada
Davis William, saddlery hardware and harness,
410 Market, r. Oakland
Davis William, sailmaker. 518 Davis, r. Berkeley
Davis William, salesman D. Samuels, r. 426 Clemen-
tina
Davis William, waiter The Baldwin
Davis William C, clerk, r. 1320J^ Howard
Davis William F., clerk W. Davis, r. 2094 Market
Davis William G., carpenter, r. 609 Pine
Davis William G., cashier Conrad & Maxwell, r. 620
Kddy
Davis William H., r. 112G Howard
Davis William H., barber, r. 929 Jackson
Davis William H., foreman Bay City Iron Works,
r. 645 Minna
Davis William H., hostler, r. 17 Hoff Av
Davis William H., laborer, r. 243 Clara
Davis William H. , laborer, r. 404 Francisco
Davis William H., office 421 California, r. 520 Eddy
Davis William H., telegraph operator and stoker En-
gine No. 9, r. 322 Main
Davis William J., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 3 Laussat
Davis William J., druggist Wm. M. Searby, r. 859
Market
Davis William J., bakery, 22-24 Second, r. 22 Haw-
thorne
Davis William J., salesman N. Abrams, r. 23 Market
Davis William Otis, machinist P. Giovannini, r. West
Berkeley
Davis William S., machinist P. Giovannini, r. West
Berkeley
Davis William W. Rev., rector St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Davis William W., wool grader Thos. Bailey & Co.,
r. 730 Howard
Davis Wiliis E., clerk Davis & Cowell, r. 1922 Broad-
way
Davis Wiiifield S. (J. B. F. Davis & Son) and city
agent Phenix Insurance Co.. American Fire In-
surance Co., Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co.,
and Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania, 510 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1040 Dolores
Davis W. T., r. 324 Golden Gate Av
Davis \- Co. (Max Davis) tailor's, 1215 Market
DAVIS & COWELL „„.c b.
Davis and Henry Cowell) manufact>
Ttrers lime and importers cement, dre
brick, etc., 3H-213 Drumm
DAVIS & COWELL,
MANUFACTXJREES OF
SANTA CRUZ LIIHE.
Importers of
fing'lisli Portland and Rosendale Cement,
Plaster, Hair, Marble Dust, Fire Tile,
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, etc.
211-213 X>X1.T7JVEIWX
Between Clay and Washington.
Davis & Cowen (David Davis and Philip Cowen)
crockery and glassware, 929 Market
Davis & Goldstein (Nathan Davis and Solomon Gold-
stein) tailors, 939 Folsom
Davis& Jamieson (Manns D. Davis and Charles A.
Jamieson) liquor saloon, 668 Mission
fi®"Davis. See Davies
Davismess Henry, real estate, r. 6 Stark
Davison Catherine Mrs., groceries, 15M Norfolk
Davison Elizabeth, widow, r. 9(i3 Valencia
Davison Frederick, washer St. Lawrence Stable.r. 621
Geary
Davison J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Davison John, laborer Irwin Nesbitt, r. Excelsior
Hotel
Davison Samuel, laborer, r. 510 O'Parrell
Davison Seymour C, r. 435 Bryant
Davison Thomas, tea, 126 Seventh
Davison W. P., waiter, r. 4 Perine
Davison William P., tailor, r. 538 }«5 Natoma
B^Davison. See Davidson
BZANN & BENEDICT,
SDOCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
..„.. AND
CLOTHIER, S,
A.ICK II01TiS£ B1.0CK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WE SiSTON, Asst Uanaeor.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY;
'723.
MARKET ST.
FINE FRINTIN& FROM NEW TYPK.
DAY
387
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Davitt John B. (Sullivan «: Davltt) r. 158 Flrot
Davock John, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 112 Ship-
ley
Davoren George, cooper, r. 841 Harrison
Davoreu John J. , morocco dresser Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. 841 Harrison
Davy Charles, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy, r. 1515
Fillmore
Davy James, engineer, r. 47 Jessie
Davy J. H., waiter, r. 257 Perry
Davy John, teamster Golden City Chemical Worlis, r.
•J2l Langton
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. Oakland
Daw Veronica Miss, dressmaker, r. 47 Jessie
Davy Jlarjjaret, domestic 214 Powell
t&^ Davy. See Davey and Davie
Daw Edward, rigger and stevedore, r. 1136 Florida
Daw James M., assistant bookkeeper Philip Kennedy
A: Co., r. Oakland
Daw John, teamster W. Graham, r. 1136 Florida
Daw John C, bookkeeper Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
Oakland
Daw Mary, r. 1136 Florida
Dawartz J. Fritz, cigars and tobacco, 815 Jj Battery
Dawe Frank, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland
Dawe Henry S., master mariner, r. 95 Elizabeth
Dawes James, butcher, r. Honduras nr Kentucky
Dawes James, waiter Palace Hotel
Dawes Richard C, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co.. r. 2526 Bush
Daw-Kerrell Albert, with S. P. Co., r. 1310 Guerrero
Daw-Kerrell Albert G., secretary Royal Parisian
Lustre Co-operative Mufg Co., r. 1310 Guerrero
Dawiius Thomas E., freight clerk, r. 319 Tehama
Dawley Henry, with Justin Gutes, r. 722 Montgomery
Daws Belle, dressmaking. 1205 Folsom
Daws John, laborer, r. 1205 Folsom
Daws Willie, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 1205 Folsom
fl^" Daws. See Dawes
Dawsett George, engineer, r. 1571 Kearny
Dawson Charles, brassmolder Whyte & De Rome, r.
15U5M Steiner
Dawson Charlotte, widow r. 613 Bush
Dawson Christopher, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Natoma ur New Montgomery
Dawson Clay D., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
26 Pleasant
Dawson Edmund (Hanley & Dawson) r. 1275 San
Pablo Av, Oakland
Dawson Edmund, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co-, r.
131454 Natoma
Dawson Francis M., cook Mrs. Jennie Breen, r. Tif-
fany Av, nr Twenty-eighth
Dawson George, r. 604 Castro
Da-wson George, wines and liquors, 321 California
Dawson George C, clerk, r. 1505 M Steiner
Dawson Gnrtrude widow, r. Randall nr Chenery
Dawson Henry S., cattledealer, r. 123 Nineteenth
DaWKon Hezekiah, cigars and tobacco, 635 Davis, r.
'ihi Broadway
Dawson James, carpenter, r. 742 Twentieth
Dawson James currier Michael Tiernan, r. Thirty-
first nr .Mission
Dawson James A., engineer, r. 742 Twentieth
Dawson John, brassmolder, r. 113 Natoma
Dawson John, molder George H. Mixer, r. 417 Filbert
Dawson John, calker, r. 117 Welsh
Dawson J(jhn H. (John N. Shannon & Co.) and drug-
gist, 1145 Valencia
Dawson Luther G., r. 326 O'Farrell
Dawson Richard, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
cor Thirty-first and Randall
Dawson Thomas, inolder Curtis Tobey, r. 26 Minna
Dawson William, canniaker W. \V. Montague & Co.,
r. Thirty-first nr Mission
Dawson William, miner, r. 931 Market
Dawson William L., clerk r. 1135 Mission
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
.AT ILO^A^DEST T?.J^TES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL DI'.SKIXS IX
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Day Alexander, carpenter, r. 810 Greenwich
Day Alfred H., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 133
Langton
Day Algernon L., manager collection dept Pickens.
Fultou fc Co., r. 1318 Califoruia
Day Annie Miss. r. 1730 Lyon
Day Benjamin W., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 2514
Pine
Day Bernard, carpenter, r. 118 Jasper PI
D.iy Charles A., r. 1012 Devisadero
Day Charles T., drayman Baker Jfc Hamilton, r. 940
Mission
Day Clinton, architect, 310 Pine, rooms 20-22, r.
Berkeley
Day Daniel .■V., r. 3.50 Minna
Day Daniel J., painter Pac. Casket Co., r. 133 Lang-
ton
Day D. C, blacksmith, r. 133 Langton
Day Eul.ilis A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 416 Steiner
Day Francis M., lithographer MacCabe Litho. and
Engraving Co., r. 155 Octavia
Day Frank, horseshoer W. D. McElheran. r. 216 Ninth
Day Franklin H., accountant Cal. National Bank of
S. F. r. 1402 Bush
Day Franklin M., salesman, r. 805 Van Ness Av
Day Fred E., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 812
Howard
Day George F. (Day. Huber & Craker) r. 17 Bartlett
Day George W., polisher Pac. Casket Co., r. 133 Lang-
ton
Dav Henry L.. carpenter, r. 1012 Devisadero
Day Holland H , mining, r. 925 Valencia
DAY, HUBER & CMKER
(Georore P. Day, Fntiik Uuber uiid
Jutlson T. Craker) manufacturers
sasli, blinds and doors, ItiO Main
Day Isaac, r. 871 Market
Day James, blacksniitn, r. 218 Ninth
Day James A., laborer, r. 208 Leavenworth
Day James B., oysterman M. B M'lraghan
Day James E., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 1828
Howard
Day James M. Jr., miner, r. 925 Valencia
Day James S. (J. S. Day & Co.) r. 2315 Howard
Day Jeremiali E. , proprietor American Tool Co.,
109 Mission, r. 407 First
Day John, seaman, r. 787 Folsom
Day John, stove mounter James De La Montanya, r.
1105 Powell
Day John G., contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11 r. 509 GoMen Gate Av
Day John R., r. 9 Bruce PI
Day J. S. <Sc Co. (James S. Day) carriage manu-
f.icturcr, 948 Mission
Day J. W. Mrs., r. 712 Valencia
Day Loren L., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 1219)4
Laguna
Day Patrick, bootfitter, r. 211 Tehama
Day Patrick, laborer, r. 192 Lombard
Day Paul, with Baker & Hamilton, r. 940 Mission
Day Richard, r. ISIO-n Polk
Day Robert, paperhanger, r. 101 Minna
Day Robert., secretary Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., .523 Clay, r. I41ii Leavenworth
Day Samuel J., restaurant, 1217 Market
Day Thomas, r. 630 Harrison
Day Thomas, clerk James Deely, r. 3100 California
DAY THOMAS & CO.
(LiIMITED) lniori>i»rated ISKG, Frank
3. Symines president, Vanderlynn
Sto^v secretary and treasurer, inipoi t-
ers and nxanufaiturers jfiiH fixtures,
plumbers^ supplies, ninntels, arales
and tiles, 'Z'ifi Sutter, and 7'.» Fulton,
New York
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
DAY
388
DEA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pii-« - Plucu Triiitiititig^s
a. Spociiilty.
309, 31t, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Day TLonuis H.. carpenter nud buildt-r, 3;iOPiue, room
11, r. 1012 Devisadtro
Day ThomaB H., ice m«cbliie lunfr, r. 1313 Vallejo
Day Tbotnas J., general engraver, 103 Montgomery, r.
" Birbeley
Day Wilde, clerk, r. 416 Steiner
Day W. B., commercial traveler, r. 1045 Market
Day William, shoemaker, 1174 Harrison
Day William H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 629
Guerrero
Dav William H. Mrs., widow, r. 1345 Howard
Diiy & Clarlc (New York) jewelers, specialty
Roman gold goods, Phelps & Miller agents, 120
Sutter
Dayan Judge W., stationers. P. Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 12
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Dayball John, teamster Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Daymore Fanny S. Mrs., widow, r. 201 Point Lobos
Av
Davs James, boilermaker, r. 922 Folsom
Days John M., attorney at law, r. 1616 Turk
Days Mary A. Mrs., widow, r. 722 Lombard
Dayton Alton A., salesman Le Count Bros., r 1507
Jones
Dayton Eli, physician, r. Cortland Av nr California
Av, B. H.
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.)
D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Dayton John E., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 565
811
Dayton Lewis H., cigarmaker, r. 709 Stockton
Dayton Louis, cigarmaker, r. 208 Fifth
Dayton Walter R., r. 1713 Pierce
Dazet Joseph, r. 317 Stockton
Deacon George T., machinist, r. 1816 Jessie
Deacon James E., foreman William Deacon
Twentieth
Deacon Moses M., butler, r. 602 Howard
Deacon William, foreman S. Taylor & Co., r. 210
Townsend
Deacon William, proprietor Main Street Iron
Works, 131-135 Main, r. 811 Twentieth
B^" Deacon. See Deakin
Deadly Paulina, widow, r. 59 Clementina
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder A.I. Sanborn, r. 2114
Mason
Deady Eugene, advertising agent, r. 1325 J^ Minna
Deady Francis, packer, r. 2114 Mason
Deady Jeremiah J., bartender, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady John M., clerk, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Robert, laborer, r. 41 Quinn
Deady Robert Jr., laborer, r. 41 Quinn
Deady William F., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
537 Ivv Av
De Ahna Edward M., clerk W. J. Gunn, r. 739 Pine
De Ahna Henry, compositor Chronicle, r. 739 Pine
Deakin Brothers & Co. (Walter, Frederick H. and
Mrs. Louisa Deakin) importers Japanese curios,
723 Market, room 26
Deakin Edwin, landscape painter, 723 Market, room
26, r. 2022 Pine
Deakin Frederick H. (Deakin Bros. & Co.) r. 2022
Pine
Deakin Louisa Mrs. (Deacon Bros. & Co.) r. 2022 Pine
Deakin Oscar, draftsman, 723 Market, room 26, r. 2022
Pine
Deakin Walter (Deakin Bros. & Co.) r. 2022 Pine
8^" Deakin. See Deacon
Deal B F., special agent S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 54
Deal Samuel, toll collector Clay Street Wharf, r. 2334
Mission
Deal Samuel Jr., laborer Custom House, r. Windsor
Hotel
Deal Wilson, actor Wigwam Theater, r. 1226 Bush
US'" Deal. See Diehl
Dealdowu Anthony, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r*
347 Tehama
Doaly James W.. clerk J. F. Oowdery, r. 1714 Harri-
son
Dealy James E., r. 1215 Sutter
Dealy Michael, longshoreman, r. 1714 Harrison
Dean Andrew P., expressman, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean Benjamiu D., salesman T. J. Bass & Co., r. 1607
Clay
Deau Blanch Miss, dressmaker, r. 207 Gough
Dean Charles, laborer Fashion Stables, r. 221 Ellis
Dean Charles, seaman, r. 105 Hayes
Deau Charles O., dentist, 126 Kearny, room 11, r. 1409
Tweuty-first
Dean C. F., r. 871 Market
Dean D. Mrs., lodgings, 719 Market
Dean E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1607 Clay
Dean E. B. & Co. (Elisha B. Dean, David Wil-
cox and Charles H. Merchant) lumber dealers,
office 22 California
Deau Edgar M., inspector Custom House, r. 8 Bond
Deau Edwin H., with S. P. Co., r. 616 Guerrero
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean .t Co.) r. Oakland
Dean F., water tender stmr Mariposa
Dean Frank M., clerk Main & Wiuchester, r. Berkeley
Dean George, watchman, r. 804 Third
Dean George A., proprietor Pacific Straw Works.
100 Fourth, r. NE cor Eureka and Twentieth
Dean Gilbert S., dentist, 1047 Valencia
Dean James B. Jr., secretary King-Morse Can-
ning Co., NW cor Broadway and Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Dean James C, blacksmith, r. Baldwin Court
Dean James E., expressman, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean James W., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1607 Clay
Dean Jane, widow, r. 902 Filbert
Dean Jared B., teamster, r. 218 Harrison
Dean John, r. 33 Hinckley
Dean John, carpenter, r. 207 Gough
Dean John, expressman, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean Joseph, marble polisher J. *: F. Kesseler, r. 316
Seventh
Dean Joseph G., carpenter, r. 420 Shotwell
Dean Katherine, furnished rooms. 650 Howard
Dean Patrick, laborer, r. 650 Howard
Dean Peter, president Merchants Exchange Bank
of San Francisco, and Sierra Lumber Co., oflQce
320 Sansome, r. Oakland
Dean Walter E., capitalist, 79 Nevada Block, r.
The Baldwin
Dean Warren Y., carriage maker, 55 Beale, r. 781 Mis-
sion
Dean William, clerk TJ. S. Marine Corps, 615 Sansome
Dean William, seaman, r. 668 Mission
Dean William E., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ber-
keley
Dean William J., paperhanger and whitener, r. 902
Filbert
Dean Willis E.. clerk Post Office, r. 8 Bond
B®" Dean. See Deane
De Andrada F., polisher La Grande Laundry
De Andreis Biogio, chemist, r. 10 Vandewater
De Andreis Cosmo, engineer, r. 10 Vandewater
De Andreis Victor H., iforeman factory Leege & Mills,
r. 8 Vandewater
Deane Charles F., liquor saloon, 311 Pacific, r. Ala-
meda
Deane C. T., physician and surgeon, office and r.
1003 Sutter
Deane Coll, stockbroker, 435 California, r. 1124 Mc-
Allister
Deane Cunningham W., surgeon IT. S. Navy, office 616
Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Deane E. B. & Co. (Evans B. Deane, George Searle
and Horace A. Gandy) printers, 402 Montgomery
Deane Evans B.(E. B. Deane & Co.)r. 1018 McAllister
Deane Frank, farmer, r. 102 Natoma
Deane Hugh E., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 1327 Cl«y
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MABKF.T ST.. COR. THIIRO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufactareis of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
ARPAD HARASZTHY i CO.
Iwash^n^tPn sT.IPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
DEA
389
DEC
Deane James R., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 700 Broad-
way
Doane John J., clerk Chronicle, r. 1919 California
Deane Mary Mi.-B. principal Redding Primary School,
r. 1919 California
Dcane Samuel, carpenter, r. 27 Fourth
Deaue William, liquor saloon, '20* Clara
Deane William A., deed clerk Eastun, Eldridge & Co.,
r. 1919 California
8^" D.nne. See Dean
Dear Heleue Miss, r. 644 Sacramento
Dear Joseph, lastmaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 11
Charles PI
Dearborn G. Walter, cashier Travelers' Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Dearborn H. C, master Btmr City of Peking, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Dearborn H. S., policeman, r. 218 Fillmore
Dearborn Irvine A., clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. Palace Hotel
Dearborn John S. (Dearborn & Cohen) r. 1208 Eddy
Dearborn & Cohen (John S. Dearborn and Edward A.
Cohen) signpainters, 508 Market and 9 Sutter
Deardorf Frank, Japanese goods, 120 Sutter, r. 910
Laguna
DeardorffMary, widow, r. 1625M Pine
Deardortt William P., engineer, r. 1220 Folsom
Dearing J. F., r. 37 Second
Dearing Marie, widow, dressmaking, 1037 Mission
1^" Dearing. See Deeriug
Deas Henry, mining secretary, 62 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
Denay Brothers (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots
ami shoes, 875 Market
De;iey Catherine Mrs., groceries, 317^ Fifth
Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Bros.) r. (i^ Dale PI
DEASY JEREMIAH ,d,..,
Bros. ) iiiicl citj' agent Comiuercial In-
surance Co., office 875 Marfeet, r. 1303
Lan^nna
Deasy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3400 Fillmore
Deasy Jerome, with Harry Morse, r. Oakland
Deasy Jerome Mrs. & Co. (Mrs. Sarah L. Deasy and
John T. Miller) florists, 31 Geary
Deasy John, upholsterer, r. 2l4 Langton
Deasy Michael, laborer, r. 2}^ Langton
Deasy Patrick, machinehand Union Box Factory, r.
8 Bowie Av
Deasy Sarah L. Mrs. (Mrs. Jerome Deasy & Co.) r.
Oakland
Deaves .\lonzo, laborer S. F. Box Co., r. 81 Stevenson
Deaves Frederick, propertyman, 8E cor Kearny and
Sacramento
De Ba>-re Constant, longshoreman, r. 23 Clinton
Debant Jean, cutter Port-r, Slessinger & Co.
De Bard Annie Mrs., r. 147 Shipley
Debare Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 28 Carolina
De Bauge Paul, cook Somali & LadaguouB
Debb Frank, lunch kitchen, 214 Second, r. 13 Hamp.
ton PI
Debenedetti Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti) r.
Half Moon Bay
Debenhan George "W.; car dispatcher Market St. RR.,
r. cor McAllister and Lott
Debernardi Carlo, cook, r. 416 Filbert
De Bernard! David (DeBernardi & Westphal) r. 1135
Guerrero
De Bernardi Emil, framemaker A. Seastedt & Co., r.
419 )<; Filbert
Debernardi Henry r. 419 J^ Filbert
Debernardi Henry, driver Louis Zeh, r. 417 Union
Debernardi Louis r. 419 )<5 Filbert
De Bernardi Si Westphal (David De Bernard!
and H. W. Westphal) commission merchants and
dairy produce, 204-206 Front
Deberne Liictan, cooper F. W. Arnold & Co., r. 310
Montgomery Av
w, & J, mm & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN laii<;k vauikty.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GIKCOLATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Dehicke Albert (William .Merer k Co.) r. Alameda
De Blaunifoul D. Nicholas, barber William P. Tip-
ping, r. Clipper bet Diamond and Douglass
De Blois George E., policeman, r. 640^ Eighteenth
Debney Charles, butcher, r. 3.501 Fillmore
Debney Charles, purser, r. 917 McAllister
Deb'iey Edward, barber, r. 1930 Stevenson
Debney Gerard, master stmr State of California, r.
917 McAllister
De Boer Henry J. , expressman, r. 14 Creek Lane
De Bonnet Adolph, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 635
Sutter
Deboy Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. 537 Sacramento
De Bres William, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 245
Second
Debret Michael (P. Prlet & Co.) r. 115 Grant Av
Debreuil Peter, tailor John Rourke, r. 55 Second
De Brevans Emilie H. Mme., teacher languages, r.
1513 Powell
De Brevans H. P. Moreal (H. P. Moreal & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
De Brichauteau Edward C, office 506 Battery, rooms
1-2
Debrie George, ironmolder, r. 317 Vicksburg
Debrie William, ironmolder, r. 317 Vicksburg
De Brieg Herman, cook, r. 1321 Jackson
Debritz Charles, cook, r. 209 Liedesdorff
De Brot Virginia, widow, r. 720 Vallejo
Debrunuer Ulrich, cloths and tailors' trimmings, 120
Sutter, r. Alameda
Debuty L., helper Ahlborn & Boeckmann, r. Ahlborn
House
Decamilli Alexander F., collector, r. 222 Broadway
Decampo Joaquin, expressman, 8W cor Oregon and
Drumm, r. 28 Lewis
Decanrut William, r. 2617 Harrison
De Cardona Leo, clerk, r. 402 Hayes
De Carlo AUesandro, laborer, r. 3j6 Green
Decarteret Frederick J., laborer, r. McClellan nr
Lincoln Av, B. H.
De Caspar Fidel (Johnson and De Caspar) r. E s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Dechatrette Valery Mme., widow, r. 1359 Folsom
Dechent Charles, florist, r. 1114 Devlsadero
Dechent Charles H., gardener, r. 1114 Devisadero
Deckelman Frank (Deckelman k Lipmau) r. 1703
Jones
Deckelman Lewis N., cutter Gordan Bros., r. S a
Tw^■nty-tbird bet Chattanoo^'a and Church
Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckelman and S. W.
Lipman) barbers, 413 California
Deckenbach Jacob, r. 793 Eiuhteenth
Decker Anton, seaman, r. 441 Clementina
Decker August, lithographer, r. 508 Grove
Decker Barbara, widow r. 634 Jessie
Decker Charles, r. 365 Minna
DecUer diaries W., dentist Colton Dental Asso-
ciation, 0-10 Phelan Bldg, r. 810 Page
Decker Christian, r. 5 Bruce PI
Decker Christian, groceries snd liquors, 744
Fourth, r. 461M Bryant
Decker Frank J. (Mangels & Decker) r. 328 Jessie
Decker Frederick A., dentist Colton Denul Assn, r.
2911 Bush
Decker George D., cigarmaker Loula Wertheimer .t
Co., r. 1137 Folsom
Decker Gretta Miss, domestic 744 Ellis
Decker Henry, fanner, r. 247 Slcveuson
De<ker Henry, brewer Bavaria Brewery
DECKER HENRY Ci real estate
and anctlonoer, biisineMS, inaurunce,
and house broker. 8.50 Market., r. 313
Eddy
Decker Henry M. (Petersen & Decker) r. 646 Fourth
Decker J. Henry (John H. Decker & Co.) r. 1031 Hyde
Decker John H., r. 974 Folsom
Decker John H. (John II. Decker & Co.) r. 1031 Hyde
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405M SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
DEO
390
DEG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTK15S OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
B09, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Decker John H., dentist t'oltou Di-ntal Association, r.
•J911 Bush
Decker John H. & Co. (John H. and J. Henry Decker)
Rroceries and liquors, SW cor California and Hyde
Decker John W., stevedore, r. 247 Stevenson
Decker Martha 13., widow, r. 2011 Bush
Decker Richard, groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove
and Devlsadero, r. 105 Devlsadero
Decker Samuel S., waiter, r. 438 Teharaa
Deckes Qustav, piauomaker, r. 709 Minna
Deckuian August, cabinetmaker, r. 778 Bryant
De Clair Joseph M., confectioner, r. 785 Eddy
De Clalrmont Ralph (Waitz & Clairmont) and ac-
countsnt and translator, 606 Clay
Decortes Manuel, steamboat hand, r. 908 Sansome
De Costa Abigail, widow, r. 1313 Green
De CoBta Jose, cook, r. Ill Jackson
De Costa Joseph, seaman, r. 320 Green
De Courcey John, carpenter, r. 416 Natoma
De Courcey Margaret, varieties, 2934 Sixteenth
De Courcy Charles, salesman Robert L. Toplitz &
Co., r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Edward S., distributor S. F. Laundry, r.
1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Fannie Airs., millinery, 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy William, salesman Keane Bros., r. 237
Eighth
Deconrtieux Armand, butcher, 17-21 Pacific Fruit
Market, r. 725 Broadway
Deeourtieux Armand Jr., clerk A. Decourtieux, r. 725
Broadway
De Cruz Maria, widow, r. 34 Hinckley
De Cuinet William A., machinist, r. 2617 Harrison
De Cuyper Charles, storekeeper The Baldwin
De Derky F. F., physician, 723 Market, r. 2418 Cali-
fornia
Dederky Henry, capitalist, r. 123 Fell
De Derky Rowe Mrs., teacher music, 723 Market, r.
2418 California
Dedler Jules, bartender, r. 16055^ Mason
Dee Eleanor, r. 6(16^ Nineteenth
Dee Francis H., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
304 Van Ness Av
Dee Isabella, r. 12!^ Verona
Dee Thomas, groceries and liquors, 19 Natoma
Dee Thomas, laborer, r. 1320}^ Natoma
Dee William, groceries, 647 Jessie
Dee William, laborer, r. 19 Xatoma
Deegan Eliza, widow, r. 123 Welsh
Deegan John, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.. r. 435
Pine
Deegan Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 7283^ Howard
Deegan William, salesman Kast & Co., r. 346 Clemen-
tina
B^ Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deely James, groceries and liquors, 3100 California
Deely Lawrence, laborer, r. 31023^ California
Deene Charles, stableman Fashion Stables, r. 240
Sixth
Deeney Edward, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 662
Minna
Deeney George, machinist, r. W s Texas bet Butte
and Napa
Deeney James, molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Deeney John, wood and coal, 662 Minna
Deeney John Jr., clerk Kelly Bros., r. 662 Minna
Deeney William, liquor saloon, NE cor Eleventh and
Howard
Deeney William, with John Deeney, r. 662 Minna
Deering Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 Haight
Deering C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 Haight
Deering Charles, clerk George A. Fisher, r. 413 Mason
Deering Chester, clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal.,r.
East Oakland
Deering Eliza Mrs., r. .543 Minna
Deering- Frank P. (Myrick & Deering) and sec-
retary and librarian San Francisco Law Library,
New City Hall, third floor, r. 929 Fillmore
Deering Frederick C, salesman E. Mausbach & Co.,
r. 643 Minna
Deering George, machinist Pac. Iron Works
Deering James H., r. 929 Fillmore
Deering James U. Jr., att irney at law, 325 Montg022-
ery, rnoiii 14, r. 929 Fillmore
Deering John G. J., pork packer, r. Trinidad bet
Yazoo and Susciuehanna
Deering Jonathan, painter and paperhanger, 1115
Maiket, r. 543 Minna
Deering Kate X., widow, dressmaking, 413 Mason
Deering M. Mrs., widow, r. 329 Haight
Deering Michael, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1832 Powell
Deering Thomas P., first officer stmr City of New
York, r. 422 Bryant
Deering William, harvesting machinery, Bryant nr
Seventh
8^ Deering. See Dearing
Deertz John, bartender P. Roggenkamp, r. 336 Na-
toma
Deery Frank, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, laborer, r. 213 Tehama
Deery John, stripper H, Plagemanu & Co., r. 213 Te-
hama
De Estrella Theodore, teacher, r. 813 Polk
Deevy Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 231 Ste-
DeFernrose William S., portrait artist, r. 715 Howard
DeFerrari Frederick M., jeweler August Markewitz
DeFerrari Giovanni B., house, sign and fresco
painter, 307-309 Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
DeFerrari Jerome B., painter and paperhanger G-
B. DeFerrari, r. 1818 Stockton
DeFilippe T. B., Academy of Languages, 32a
Post, opposite Union Square, r. 600 Bush
De Folly Carlo, teacher music, 108 Stockton
De Forest Joseph, manager San Francisco
yards Sierra Lumber Co., NE cor Fourth and
Channel, r. 2450 Howard
De Forest W. F. Mrs., millinery, 24 Kearny,
r. 402 Golden Gate Av
De Forrest Henry L. (H. L. De Forrest & Co.) r. 1512
O'Farrell
De Forrest H. li. & Co. (Henry L. De Forrest)
San Francisco Printing and Advertising Co., 526-
528 Sacramento
De Forrest Ida Miss, bookbinder, r. 837 Folsom
De Frees W. R., mining expert, r. 34 Erie
De Freitas Adelaide Miss, teacher music, r. 18183^
Hyde
De Freitas Anthony L., boxmaker, r. 1818!^ Hyde
De Freitas John L., teacher music, r. 1818}$ Hyde
De Freitas Julius L., copyist, r. 1818}^ Hyde
De Freniei-y James, Consul Netherlands, agent
Amsterdam Board of Underwriters (and James
De Fremery & Co.) office 410 Battery, r. 1305 Ade-
line, Oakland
De Fremery James Si Co. (James and William
C.B. De Fremery) commission merchants, 410 Bat-
tery
De Fremery William 0. B. (James De Fremery & Co.)
r. Oakland
De Frevjlle Eugene, janitor, r. 621 Gough
De Fries Joseph A., porter r. 212 Minna
Def rieze Jean Mrs. (J. Jaquemet it Co.) r. Ocean
House Road nr junction Old Mission Road
Degan Catherine, widow, r. 12 Pfeiffer
Degan James J. (Degan & Green) r. 12 Pfeifl'er
Degan John A., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
2914 Washington
Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford) r. 2914 Washington
Degan Thomas, janitor, r. 440 J^ Jessie
Degan & Green (James J. Degan and John J.
Green) wood and coal, 922 Montgomery
Degan & Orford (Patrick Degan and Robert Orford)
stone yard, Towusend nr Second, and NE cor
Broderick and Ellis
B^ Degan. See Deegan and Degen
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. | GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $9,658,479, [ WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager..
THE BANCROFT COMPANY I
MARKtT ST.
} BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
DECt
391
DEL
De Garley Paul, painter, r. It! Garden
DeKelruan John W., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. .Slok Stoikloii
Dfgen Anton, baker, r. 4'28 Broadway
Deyeu Henry, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 3 Eegley
PI
Degen L. P., mnfr and dealer leather belting, rawhide
belting and lacing, 128-130 First, r. Oakland
1^" Dt'gen. See Degan and Deegan
Dejjener Krich Mrs., r. liao Eddy
Degener Frcilerick, painter, r. 317 Bush
Degenbardt Charles G., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r.
1.532 Polk I
De Gerick Julius G. H., engineer, r. 512 Sixth
De Ghetaldi Emilio, liquor baloon, 514J4 Battery, r.
113CBPP
Degiani Giovanni, bricklayer, r. 28 Hinckley
Degiian Thomas (Madden & Uegnan) r. 26 Rausch
Degnan Thomas, teamster Fleming & Stetson, t. 3H
Treat Av
De Gomez Fermin, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
De Gratia Pietro, barber, 618 Broadway, r. 621 Broad-
way
De Greayer Harry, street contractor, 302 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. 10 Adair
De Greayer Joseph, r. 707 Mason
De Greayer Septimus G., bookkeeper V. S. Sub-
Treasury, r. 813 O'Farrell
Degroiit Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 756 Howard
De Groote David A., watchman, r. 5223^ Howard
De Guerre Albert 3. J., with Andrew J. Leary, r. 115
Collingwood
De Guerre Frank H. (De Lano & De Guerre) r. W s
Collingwood bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
De Guerre George P., carpenter, r. 123 Collingwood
De Guerre George \V., carpenter, r. 115 Collingwood
De Guigne Christian, office 414 Montgomery, r. San
Mateo
De Gyves Ernesto, clerk John T. Wright, r. 2602 Sac-
ramento
De Haan Peter, master schr Arthur, office 7 Clay, r.
910 Harrison
De Haro Alonzo, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. SE
cor Twentieth and Treat Av
De Hfiro Victor, farmer, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Treat Av
De Haven P. E., foreman painter Market St. RR., r,
417 !« Castro
Dehertoghe Adrien, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 2020
Fillmore
I Dehl Ole, earpenter, r. 42 Jessie, rear
Dehle Carstan, bartender, r. 642 Fourth
Dehne Charles, baker, r. 1329 M Natoma
Dehne Charles, millhaud Capitol Mills, r. 8 Tehama,
rear
Dehne Fritz (Dehne & Pgoetz) r. 79 Clementina
Dehne Johanna Miss, shoefitterKutz & Murr, r.l329M
I Natoma
Dehne i<: Pgoetz (Fritz Dehne and Louis Pgoetz)
I plumbers and gasfitters, 439 Bush
Dehuc Emile (Dehuc & Weber) r. 6 Scott PI
Dehuc & Weber (Emile Dehuc and Emile Weber) ma-
chinists and awning makers, 536 Sacramento
Deicke Otto, r. 18 Capp
Deldell Frank, agent, r. 502 J^ Stockton
DeldeBheimer Philip, r. 1007 Leavenworth
Dellv James B., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r. 1319
Twenty-fifth
Deiner Henry, upholsterer F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
607 Ellis
Detninger John, window washer, r. 308 Minna
Deitman John, carpenter Thomas Wyatt, r.420 Broad-
way
De Jarnac Edmund, painter, r. 1915 Harrison
De Jongh Josephine, widow, r. 197 Hyde
De Keyeer Michael, jeweler, r. Railroad Av nr Do-
minica
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTER.S AND DKAI.KRH IN
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
A<
"W-A.3NrTS
??
KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
De Knight C. H., r. 627 Vallejo
Dela Hunt J., commerciiil traveler, r. 1045 Market
Delabar August, manager Journeymen Bakers' Na-
tional Union, 232 Taylor, r. 6;14 Pacific
De Labrousse Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 439
Golden Gate Av
De Labrousse Edmund, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 439 Golden Gate Av
De Lachasse G., bookkeeper The Hibernla Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 2815 Bush
De la Cruz Victoria, widow, r. 155 Minna
De la Cuesta Roman, r. 1306 Polk
Delacy John, seaman, r. 74 Tehama
Delafield Alfred W., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1926 Stevenson
Delafield Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 1926
Stevenson
De La Fontaine Charles, cutter, r. 1629 West Mission
De La Fontaine Charles, musician, r. 75 Water
De La Fontaine Charles Jr., tinsmith, r. 75 Water
De La Fontaine Frank, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1G29
West Mission
De La Fontaine Victor, cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1629 West Mission
De Laguna Herman, clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Oakland
Delahaef Elisha, clerk, r. 502 Vi Broadway
Delahauty Cornelius, painter Thomas Downing, r.
524 Howard
Delahanty Johnnna, groceries and liquors, 7 Decatur,
Delahanty Lawrence, cook, r. 568 Mission
Delahauty Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 15 Howard
Delahanty Richard, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 30 Clin-
ton
Delahanty Thomas, boilermaker P. F. Dundon
Delahanty William, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 1009 Broadway
!©■ Delahanty. See Delehanty
Delahay James A., student S. E. Lightcap.r. 14 Grant
Av
Delahaye E. Mile., Parisian Institute, 1825 California
Delahuuty Alfred W., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 5 Roach
Delahuuty Ellen, widow, r. 5 Roach
Delaniater Albert L., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1611
Leavenworth
Delamater Arthur, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1817 H
Broadway
De Lamater Edgar A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 178)4 Four-
teenth
De Lamater G. B. V., assistant pvirchaslng dept S. P.
Co., r. 725 Pine
De Lamater Marvin H., carpenter and builder, r.
nsH Fourteenth
Delamater Oscar, lather, r. 712 Clementina
De Lam:iter Oscar W., stuileut, r. 1817 M Broadway
De Lamater Schuyler C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins
Co., r. 725 Pine
De Lamater Theodore C, r. 1817 M Broadway
De Liii Montanyji James. Importer stoves and
metals and manufacturer tinware. 214-222 Jack-
son and 60C-608 Battery, r. 1510 Taylor
De La Montanya James Jr., clerk James De La Mon-
tanya, r. 1510 Taylor
Delamore Frank, machinist, r. 602 Third
Delamore Gustav, packer, r. 567 Minna
Delamore John F.. hostler John J. Nichols, r. NW
cor Castro and Twenty-fifth
^r Delamore. See Pellaniore
De Land Alvord, r. 2013 Bush
Ue Land Charles H, bookkeeper, r. 1031 Market
De Land Harry, machinist W. T. Oarratt & Co., r. 317
Minna
DeLandresse H. Clorc, mining secretary, 36 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 10 Jansen
Delaney Andrew, bartender William H. McManua, r.
834" Howard
Delaney Andrew, laborer, E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
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), 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Delauev Catherine widow, r. Oalifornls Av nr
Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Delauey Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Maryland
Delauoy Edward, stevedore, r. 1.3 Clinton, rear
Delaney George E., clerk J. S. Marshall, r. 1201 Fol-
som
Delaney James, teamster, r. 126 J« Welsh
Delaney James W., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1103
Montgomery
Delaney John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 551
Howard
Delaney John, laborer, r. 8 Federal
Delaney John, liquor saloon, 1338 Market, r. 1235
Market
Delaney John, teamster, r. 506 Greenwich
Delaney John T., cutter U. S. Mint r. 1103 Mont-
gomery
Delaney Michael, laborer, r. 28 Alta
Delaney Nicholas, watchman U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
r. 237 Eleventh
Delaney Patrick J., junk dealer, r. 1210 Sanchez
Delaney Philip, peddler, r. 1510 Twenty-fourth
Delaney Thomas, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 73 Te-
hama
Delanev William, driver Dr. James Murphy, r. 659
Clay
Delaney William, musician, r. 9 Dehone
Delaney William, ship carpenter, r. 112 Morris Av
8^ Delaney. See Delany and Deloney
De Langton Walter H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
154 Octavia
De Languillette Louis, machinist, r. 323M Duncan
De Languillette Louis Mrs., midwife 323 M Duncan
Delano Charles M., bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co.. r.
2522 Clay
De Lano Frank K., tinsmith Anderson & Tallon, r. 8
s Broderick nr Ridley
Delano Gertrude, teacher music, r. 220 Shotwell
Delano Jerome A. ship carpenter, r. 100}^ Second
De Lano J. Warren, actor, r. 516 Jones
Delano Lysander F., butcher, 1145 Folsom
Delano Robert T., calker, r. 220 Shotwell
De Lano Silas L., wheelwright, r. S B Broderick nr
Ridley
De Lano William W. (De Lano & De Guerre) r. S s
Broderick nr Ridley
De Lano & DeGuerre (William W. De Lano and Frank
H. De Guerre) plumbers, it Spear
Delanoy Frederick M. (Reno & Delanoy) r. 1124 Eddy
Delany Charles, whlpmaker Keyston Bros.
Delany Daniel, helper Hamilton & Leach, r. 218 Fifth
Delany Hugh L., stamp cutter, r. 551 Howard
Delany James, painter S. P. Co., r. 120 Seventh
Delany John M., r. 551 Howard
Delany John SI Jr., laborer, r. 551 Howard
Delany Mary Mrs., r. 764^ Howard
Delany Patrick, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Delany Patrick M,. superintendent J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 134 Haight
Delany Peter, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1103
Shotwell
Delany Thomas, packer Medical Purveyor's Dept U.
8. A., r. 723 Golden Gate Av
Delany William P., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 551
Howard
fl^" Delany. See Delaney and Delanoy
Delap Thomas, porter Pac. Club, r. .540 Mission
Delapierre Frank, kitchen hand, r. 520 Bush
Delarue Gerhard, painter G. Orsi, r. 1327 Natoma
De Lasaux Harry E., clerk Castle Bros., r.l720 Larkin
De Lassomm Mongreni, illusionist, r. 410 Kearny
De La Torre Antonio, carriage trimmer, r. 634 J4
Broadway
De La Torre Antonio Jr., clerk, r. 634^ Broadway
Delatour Frank, teamster, r. 429 M Stevenson
Delatour Frederick J., printer, r. 420 !«; Stevenson
Delatour Henry J., expressman, r. 347 Shipley
Delatour Isaac, shoemaker, r. 429)4 Stevenson
Delatour Louis, clerk, r. 42!) J4 Stevenson
Delatour Mary, widow, r. 429 'j Stevenson
Dtlanx Joseph, r. 604 Vallejo
De Lavcnga Joseph, engineer, r. 61 Tehama
Ue r.iiveuga J. V., capitalist, 415 Montgomery, r.
624 Suiter
De Liaven^a Miguel A., capitalist, 416 Mont-
gomery, r. 1228 Geary
Delaveau Eliza, widow, r. 826 Union
Delaveau William M., r. 826 Union
De Lay Brothers (Charles E. and Edwin J.) commis-
sion merchants, hay and grain, 1539 Mission
Delay Charles E. (Do Lay Bros.) 1535 Mission
Delay Daniel, laborer, r. 554 Minna
De Lay Daniel J., principal Ocean House School, r.
Ocean House Flat
De Lay Edwin J. (De Lay B'ob.) 1539 Mission
De Lay William J., r. 208 Fifth
Delbanco N., merchant, r. 1125 Laguna
Del Bontio J. B.. manicure, r. 14 Grant Av
Delcarlo Frank (O. Delcarlo & Co.) r. 14 Alvarado
Delcarlo G. & Co. (Giosafatte and Frank Delcarlo)
fruits and vegetables, 1203 Valencia
Delcarlo Giosafatte (G. Delcarlo & Co.) r. 14 Alva-
rado
Del Castillo Barbara Miss, teacher Filippe's Academy
of Languages
Deleau Emile, laborer, r. 1510 Dupont, rear
Deleau Felix, cellar master C. Carpy & Co. and Hquor
saloon, 1211 Powell
Deleau J. «Ss Co. (Jules Deleau and Lonia Bre-
haut) liquor saloon, 534 Jackson
Deleau Jules (J. Deleau & Co.) r. 817 Vallejo, rear
Delee James, carpenter John Barrett, r. E s Boyce nr
Geary
Delee Richard, carpenter Jonn Barrett, r. E s Boyce
nr Geary
Delee Richard Jr., driver Mitchel Simrak.r. E s Boyce
nr Geary
De Leon Benjamin N , salesman Davis Bros., Berg-
manu & Co., r. 1456 Franklin
Deleree James F., expressman, r. 1113 Treat Av
Deletis Vinceute, r. 823 Jackson
Delfino Antonio (Delfino & Ross) r. 1107 Kearny
Delfiuo Frank, baker, r. 109 Third
Delfino Giacomo, laborer Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 422 Vallejo. rear
Delfino i^ Ross (Antonio Delfino and Allen O. Ross)
saddle and harness makers, 723 Sansome
Delfs Henry, clerk, r. 132 Fern Av
Delfs Marcus, r. 609 Chestnut
Delfs Marcus A., carpenter Palmer & Rey, r. 609
Chestnut
Delia Mary Mrs., r. 726 Montgomery Av
Delicat Frederick A., carpenter, r. 1 C ttage PI
Delicut J. F. A., druggist H. W. Schmidt & Bro., r. 1
Cottage PI
Deliere Azarie, carpenter, 1 Helen PI
De Ligne A. A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
De Lisle Raymond F., mill hand Capitol Mills, r. 323
Duncan
Dell Charles L.. contracting agent Atlantic and Pa-
cific Fast Freight Line, 4 New Montgomery, r. 629
Eddy
Dell John, oysterman, r. 526 Broadway
Dell Mary, widow, r. 1182 Harrison
Dellamaggiora Bros. (Giovanni and Sebastiano)
fruits, 852 Valencia
Dellamaggiora Giovanni (Dellamaggiora Bros.) r. 852
Valencia
Dellamaggiora Luigi, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
852 Valencia
Dellamaggiora Sebastiano (Dellamaggiora Bros.) r.
852 Valencia
Dellamarie E., bartender B. B. Dobbas, r. NW cor
California and Central Av
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AT
SEAMtSH'S
IHARKET ST., COB. THIBD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marbt St.
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
ST. [Proprietors of tlie Orleans Vineyari
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Dellaiuore Eliza Mrs., r. 1904 Larkin
Dellaiuore Frederick, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r.
038 Jessie, rear
Dellaiuore FretUrick, plumber, r. 1904 Larkin
Delljiiuoreiieorge, pluiubiT, r. 1901 Larkin
Dellaiuore Louis, laborer, r. 15 Creek Lane
It?" Dellami're. See Delamore
Delia Sauta Q , cook, r. lilS Pine
Delia Santa P.ter, cook, r. 2 Graham PI
Dclli-piane Fillipo, te.icher music, r. G21 Hyde
Dellepiuiie tfc Co. (Peter Alfcritz) comruission
merchants, wholesale foreign produce and wool
dealers, 42,5-427 Buttery
Delliani Edw.ird, waiter, r. l.'iig Dupont
Del linger Edward, carpenter, r. 115 Taylor
DelliB Frank, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Dellix C. driver United Carriage Co., r. 230 Langton
Dellix Edward, hackman, r. 26 Hunt
Dellix Gustave. hostler, r. 21 Clara
Del losso Charles (Baldochl & DelloBSO) r. 1310 Du-
pont
Dellozonta Qaetano. cook Joseph A. Giustl, r, 615
Pine
Dellpat Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dellwig Cnarles H., bakery, 29.V2 Mission
Dellwig Theodore, bakery and confectionery, 1912
Polk
Deliuar George, waiter, r. 20 J^ Fifth
Delmag D. M., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
23-25, r. Mountain View
Delmonico L.e, L. J. Tschurr proprietor, 8-14
O'Farrell
Delmont Francis, physician, 813 Jackson
Del Monte Angelo, restaurant, 432 Broadway
Del Monte Dairy, J. Fassler proptr. Ws Mission
Road nr Mt. Vernon Av
Delmonte Giacomo, second-band furniture, 532 Val-
lejo
Delmonte Henry, seaman, r. Ill Dore
Del Monte MillingrCo. , Thomas J. Parsons pres-
i'ient and manager, S 8 Brannan nr Second
Del Monte Mining Co., John W. Pew secretary,
310 Pine, rooms 30-.32
Del Monte Warehouse, King bet Fifth and Sixth
Delmue Santino, bartender Radovich & Uhrlandt, r.
320 5<5 Geary
Del Norte Commercial Co., R. D. Hume presi-
dent, J. Deming secretary, lumber dealers, 405
Front
De Loge Ferdinand, r. 1203 Bush
Deloge Gustave, molder City Iron Works, r. 51 Te-
hama
De Loge J. Mrs., r. 1203 Bush
DeloDg Alfred, c^ok Palace Hotel
Delong B., with Savage Son & Co., r. NE cor Ash-
buryand Frederick
De Liong Frank C, farmer, oflace 206 Battery, r.
Novato, Marin County
Delorieux Felix, machinist Peter F. Clerc, r. 605
Broadway
Delorieux John (Toulouse & Delorieux) r. Berkeley
Delorme Alexander, r. 109 O'Farrell
De Lorme Amadie E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
14M Gilbert
DeLorme Domenique, with Jules Lambla, r. 17
Monroe
DeLorme G. Victor, secretary Stockton Milling Co.,
319 California, r. 534 Bush
Delorme Louise, furnished rooms, 109 O'Farrell
Delphie Sarah, magnetic healer, r. 35 Sixth
Delpine Giovanni, vegetables, 3200 Mission
Del Rio Miguel, steward, r. 20 Turk
Delrnel Jean J., waiter, r. 549 Fols6m
Delse.scaux Louis, foreman Ruffino & Bianchl, r. 319
Langton
De Luca Gesulda, butcher, 1338 Dupont, r. 1810 Du-
pont
Deluca Giovanni, scavenger, r. 21 Vandewater
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Delucchi Anton (F. Lucchetti & Co.| r. 519 Davis
Delucchl J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 915 Bat-
tery
Delucchi Lorenzo, vegetables, Colombo Market
Delucchi Louis, scavenger, r. 5 Bartol
Delucchi Luigi, scavenger, r. 535 >4 Union
Delury Daniel, bollermaker, r. 218 Fifth
Delury Daniel, groceries and liquors, 129 Second
Delury George, r. 218 Fifth
Delury William, truckman, r. 218 Fifth
DelvoUe Joshua, merchant, r. 923 Geary
Delvolle S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Geary
Delvono Nicolletti Mrs., widow, r. 736 Vallejo
Delwlsch Anton, teamster, r. 14 Thirteenth
Delzelle William R , mnfg clerk Payot, Upham &
Co., r. Alameda
De Machefert Paul, butcher I. Foss, r. 545 Mission
Demalder Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1091^ Freelon
DeMaltop Anton, laborer, r. 20 Mission Av
Demandowskl Amandus, fine bronze and church
work, 13 Trinity, r. 1223 Broadway
Demangeon August, glasseutter, r. 1234 Pino
De Manuel Gustave H., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 151-2 Golden Gate Av
De Manuel Louis, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 606)4
Stevenson
Demar Thomas, messman stmr Mariposa
Demaria Luigi. gardener, r. NE cor Franklin and
Filbert
Demarias Marcel, proptr Montreal House, 1300 H
Stockton
Demarias Timothy, r. 23 Louisa
Demartini Agostino, bootblack, r. 440 Union, rear
Demartini Angelo, with S. F. Wire Works, r. 525
Union
Demartini Antoni, liquor saloon, 800 Seventh
Demartini Antonla, widow, r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Antonio (Cavagnaro & Demartini) r. 14
Union Fl
Demartini Charles, candymaker L. Demartini & Co.,
r. 5 Jasper PI
Demartini Clara, r. 304 Clementina
Demartini Francisco, vegetables, Colombo Market
Demartini Frank, butcher, 240 Fourth, r. 304 Clem-
entina
Demartini Frank, candymaker L. Demartini & Co., r.
14 Union PI
Demartini G. B. (Perata & Demartini) r. 628 Broad-
way
Demartini Giovanni, bootblark, E s Leldesdorff bet
Pine and California, r. 3 Bannam PI
Demartini Giovanni, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1316 Kearny, rear
Demartini Giovanni, shoemaker, 2295i Montgomery
Av, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Giulio, laborer, r. 620 Broadway
Demartini Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
Church bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Demartini J. & Co. (John Demartini and D. Badarac-
00) wood and coal. 1503 Fillmore
Demartini John (John Demartini & Co.) r. 303
Fourth
Demartini John (John Demartini & Co.) r. 511 Bush
Demartini John (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 1603 Fill-
more
Demartini John, bartender, r. 1018 Stockton, rear
Demartini John, longshoreman, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini .Toiiii Si Co. (John Demartini and
Otto Guy) coal and wood. .'')13 Bush
Demartini John k Co. (John Demartini and John Cor-
dano) fruits and vegetabl-s, 303-30(5 Fourth
Demartini Jospi'h, expressman, r. 12 Union PI
Demartini Joseph, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini L. Mrs., r. 4 Burgoyne
Demartini L. & Co. (Louis Demartini and Joseph
Carbone) candy mnfrs, 518 Mission
Demartini Louis iL. D.inarlinl .'c Co.) r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Maria, widow, r. .'ilfi Union, rear
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY, 405-M Same St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Dcniartiui Nicholiis, porter Gleason & HuUiny:, r. 336
Bush
Demartini Paolo, bootblack, 2 Burnett PI, r. 1316
Kearny
Demartini Paolo, gardener, r. Mission Road nr Six-
Mile House
Demartini Paolo, laborer, r. 2 Grand PI
Demartini Paolo, laborer, r. 515 Union, rear
Demartini Paolo, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI
Demartini Pasqualina, widow, r. 52'2 B'ilbert, rear
Demartini Pa\il, bootblack Joseph Cordano, r. 1503
Dupont
Demartini Paul, candymaker L. Demartini & Co., r.
407 Pacific
Demartini Paul, laborer, r. 517 Greenwich, rear
Demartini Paul, longshoreman, r. 14 Onion PI
Demartlui P. D. Mrs., dry goods, 1343 Dupont
Demartini Peter, baker, r. 1402 Stockton
De Martini Pliilip, proprietor Sunnyside Saloon,
304 California, r. 2107 J« Powell
Demartini Stefano, bootblack, r. 718 Greenwich
Dematie Peter laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Dematie Pietro, scavenger, r. 30 Presoott PI
Dematie Tomaso, r. 7 Montgomery Court
1 Demby John, porter, Risdon I. and L. Works
I Dement Edward D., reporter Call, r. Brooklyn Hotel
I Demeny Christina, widow, r. 9 Hinckley
i Demerest Frank W., real estate, r. 922 Howard
j Demerest James H., collector, r. 1078 Broadway
K?" Demerest. See Demorest
Demerevich Peter, cook Charles G. Butler
Demers Eusebe (Demers & Eisner) r. 1504 Mission
Demers Henry, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1214Larkin
Demers it Eisner (Eusebe Demers and Philip Eisner)
plumbers, 302 ^ Fourth and 405 Hayes
De Meyer Ellen, widow, r. 27^ Fourth
De Meyer Julius, with Will & Finck, r. 27 Js Fourth
Demick Annie, domestic 1111 McAllister
De Mille Edwin G., shirt manufacturer, 838 Market
Demiiig Edmund O. , treasurer Deming Palmer
Milling Co., 110-116 Sacramento, r. 716 Ellis
Deming George W., bootsorter, r. 104 Ridley
Deming Halleck Van P., director Deming Palmer
Milling Co., r. 714 Ellis
Deniingf Horace A., agent E. Butterick & Go's.
patterns, 124 Post, r. 733 Bush
Deming Jay (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. 432 Haight
Deming John, coal passer stmr Starbuck
Deming JosepH G. , president Deming Palmer
Milling Co.. 110-116 Sacramento, r. 225 Gage
Deming Palmer Milling Co. (Capitol Mill)
110-116 Sacramento
Deming Veter, seaman, r. 203 Greenwich
Demith Edmond G., carpenter, r. 396 Waller
De Moey Julius, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Semokrat California, (daily and weekly) Fr.
Hess & Co. pub ishers and proprietors, 409 Bush
Demona Bruno, tinsmith, r. Nebraska bet Yuba and
Yolo
DeMonnett Adolph, clerk, r. 635 Sutter
Demont Eugene, r. 225 Fourth
Demorest's Patterns, The Samuel Hill Co., gen-
eral agent, 725 Market
1^^ Demorest. See Demerest
Demoro Francis, r. 509 Franklin
De Motte E. M., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
418 Sutter
De Moussler Baronne, waiter, r. 329 Bush
Dempsey Andrew H., policeman, r. 324 Tenth
Dempsey Bernard, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
iSfiH Clementina
Dempsey Daniel, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
2658 Folsom
Dempsey Edward C, millwright J. Hammond & Co..
r. 12 Boardman PI
Dempsey Frank Mrs., varieties. 410 Fifth
Dempsey George G., cardriver, r. 2658 Folsom
Demps'-y Henry, hostler City Cab and Carriage G°
Dempsey James, caudymnker, r. 4 Cedar Av
Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 Market, r.
613^ Stevenson
Dempsey John, brushmaker W. N. Van Laak, r. 14
Pearl
Demps'y John, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22 Oak
Grove Ay
Demnsey John, engineer, r. 130 Second
Dempsey John, diver, r. 1031 Army
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 5 Zoe
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Dempsey Michael, butcher A. Fay. r. 15G7 Market
Dempsey Michael, liquor saloon, 739 Folsom
Dempsey Michael F., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22
Oak Grove Av
Dempsey Minnie A., dressmaker, r. 1658 Folsom
Dempsey Moses, coalpasser stmr Granada, r. 10 Na-
toma
Dempsey P., gripman Market St. RR.
Dempsey Patrick, bakery, 107 Twenty-third
Dempsey Patrick, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. W b
Bryant Av bet Butte and Napa
Dempsey Peter, millwright, r. 12 Boardman PI
Dempsey Peter, sawyer, r. 1915 Broadway
Dempsey Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Dempsey Thomas H., butcher Eugene Avy, r. Trini-
dad nr Platte
Dempsey William A., harnessmaker, r. 2658 Folsom
Dempster Brothers (Clancey R. and Louis R.) en-
gravers and printers, cor Bond and Glen Park Av,
branch 202 Market
Dempster Clancey J. (Dempster & Keye) r. 36 Glen
Park Av
Dempster Clancey R. (Dempster Bros.) and clerk
Madison & Burke, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Daniel R., r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster James, dentist, 304 Valencia
Dempster Lawrence, rigger, r. 922 Folsom
Dempster Louis R. (Dempster Bros.j r. 36 Glen Park
Av
Dempster Milen R., student, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Si Keys (Clancey J. Dempster and Gil-
bert S. Keys) shipping and commission mer-
chants. 202 Market, room 4
Denahy Bartholomew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Denahy Cornelius, watchman, r. 706 Laurel Av
Denahy James, r. 520 Mission
Denahv Jeremiah, liquor saloon. 625 Fourth, r. i
Rushtoii PI
1^" Denahy. See Denehy and Danahy
De Naut Emil, shoemaker, r. 52 J4 Louisa
Denaveaus Martin (Denaveaux & Maison and J. L.
Radovich & Co.) r. 1614 Steiner
Denaveaux & Maison (Martin Denaveaux and Henry
A. Maison) wholesale liquors, NW cor Jackson
and Sansome
Dence Charles, cutter Fred H. Busby, r. Oakland
Dance John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. E s Po-
trero bet Centre and El Dorado
Dender Baldo, waiter George Goicovich, r. 928 Lar-
kin
Dene Anton, hostler S. Lachman & Co., r. 453 Bran-
nan
Denechaud Auguste, salesman, r. 16 Trenton
Denechaud D. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2016 Mission
Denechaud John, inventor, r. 2016 Mission
Denegri Andrew clerk, r. 731 Vallejo
Denegri Giovanni B., groceries and liquors, 731 Val-
lejo
Denehey Cornelius, laborer, r. 26 M Garden
Denehey Daniel, laborer, r. 26k Garden
Denehy D. v., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
35 Boardman PI
Denehy Jeremiah, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
Denehy Joseph C, cutter Bryant & Mullin, r. 35 Gor-
danPl
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SUITS
AT
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manigar.
iHE BANCROFT COMPANY!
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Denehv William J., teamster, r. (> (^adell Alley
mr Deneby. See Danahy. Deiiabv and Daneliy
DetK ke T. rf., switchman S. P. Co.
Deiie;v C. L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1112
Hyde
Denerv;iud Calixte, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. SW
cor California and B;iker
Deuesen Benjamin, seaman, r. 2f>3 East
Denhard John, butcher, '214 Ninth
Denbardt Freileriek, seaman, t. 37 Pacific
Deniau Paul, second-hand furniture, 43(5 Broadway
Denicke Ernest A., manager San Francisco depot
Fredericksburg Brewing Co.,539 California, r. 819
Turk
ler Denicke. See Denike
Peuigan Frank, laborer, r. 5.56 Bryant
Denigan Michael, with W. O. Hubbard, r. 1827 How-
ard
Denigan Robert, with W. O. Hubbard, r. 1827 How-
ard
Denigan Thomas (Christy & Wise) r. 1715 Octavls
^T" Denigan. See Dennigan
Denike Catherine T., widow, r. 1204 Broadway
Denike Herman, driver Union Brewery, r. 327 Clem-
entina
Denike Van A., watchman, r. Amherst nr Henry, U.
M. T.
Denike William H., coppersmith and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 4, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Iff" Denike. See Denicke
Denis Frank V., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1415 Sacra-
mento
Denis Jule, pugilist, r. 114 Fourth
Denis Margaret, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Denis Napoleon, porter Cerf , Schloss & Co., r. 5 Quln-
cyPl
Denis Sarah A. Miss, teacher, r. 1415 Sacramento
Denis Vicente, messenger U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1415 Sacramento
I&" Denis. See Dennis
Denischend John, cook, r. 914 Harrison
Denifion Alexander G., barber Cary & Blake, r. 2211
Mason
Denison Allen, engineer Bavaria Brewery, r. NW cor
Greenwich and Baker
Denison Annie M.. groceries and liquors, 22 Langton
Denison lohn J., teamster, r. 22 Langton
Denison Louise W. Mrs., stewardess stmr State of
California, r. 138 Perry
Denison William F.. boilermaker, r. 22 Langton
V^" Denison. See Dennison and Denniston
Denker Charles, engineer, r. 504 Third
Denker Herman, tailor William Geimann, r. 1412
Powell
Denker Nicholas C, stevedore, r. Butte bet Bryant
and Florida
Denker Severn, cigarmaker Adolph Miller, r. 17 Har-
riet
Denker Severn J., housesmith. r. 17 Harriet
Denker W., laborer Schmidt Label and Lithe. Co., r.
34 Golden Gate Av
Denman Grammar School, James Denman principal,
NW cor BuBb and Taylor
Denman Jamep. principal Denman Grammar School,
NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denman Maggie, domestic 300 Van Ness Av
Denn Catherine, widow, r. 508 O'Farrell
Denn Maurice, r. 1110 Battery
Denn John, longshoreman, r. 1110 B.">ttery
Denn Richard, soapmaker, r. 1110 Battery
Dennan James F., porter Keane Bros., r. W s Chairch
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Dennan John, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 447 Stevenson
Dennan Joseph P compositor, r. W s Church bet Six-
teenth and Seven ttenth
Dennan Putrirk. sexton Mission Dolores Church, r.
W a Church bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Denuee Maud E. Miss, school teacher, r. 717 Stockton
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IN THE
exa.m:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J, SLOANE & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO ORDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Denner Peter, wine dealer, r. 8 Heron
Denuery Adolph, clerk, r. 1709 Geary
Dennery Bernard, salesman, r. 1709 Geary
Dennery Leon, clerk L. L. Denuery, r. 2621 Clay
Ueiinery L. Li., secretary Loan Associations, 423
California, r. 2021 Clay
Dennett Edward P., pastor Twenty-seventh Street
M. E. Church, r. 336 Valley
Dennett Louis, seaman, r. 512 Folsom
(^ Dennigan. See Denigan
Dennin John, laborer, r. SW cor Wood and Geary
Denning Fannie Miss (Misses Denning) r. 408 O'Far-
rel
Denning J. F. & Co. (J. Frank Denning) typewriters,
331 Montgomery, room 8
Denning J. Frank (J. F. Denning & Co.) r. 419 0'Far-
rel
Denning John, seaman stmr San Bias
Denning John W., blacksmith, NE cor Fourteenth
and Belcher
Denning Joseph, mablecutter, r. Army nr San Bruno
Road
Denning Misses (Sadie and Fannie) dressmaking,
408 O'Farrell
Denning Sadie Mies (Misses Denning) r. 408 O'Far-
rell
Denninger Charles F., turner S. F. Furniture Co., r.
630 Grove
Dennis Abraham L. (Dennis Bros.) r. 2507 Bush
Dennis Andrew Mrs., widow, r. 9 Lynch
Dennis Brotliers (Abraham L. and George W. Jr.)
livery stable, 2611 Bush
Dennis Charles T., clerk Cal. Land Assn., r. 1009
Leavenworth
Dennis E. R. Mrs., proptr Manning House, 9155i
Market
Dennis Frank H., physician and surgeon, 110 O'Far-
rell
Dennis George W., with Dennis Bros., r. 2705 Bush
Dennis George W, Jr. (Dennis Bros.) and collector
Spever & Herold, r. 1719 Scott
Dennis James J., clerk Hartf jrd Fire Ins. Co.. r. 128
Oak
Dennis John K., clerk, r. 433 Pacific
Dennis J(jhn R., stoned-utter, r. 367 Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Dennis Joseph B., dentist, r. 122 Turk
Dennis Michael, tireman, r. 1031 Montgomery
Dennis Michael Jr., laborer, r. 1031 Montgomery
Dennis Peter, watchman Cal. Barrel Co.
Dennis Richard J., liquor saloon. 433 Pacific
Dennis Samufl. teamster, r. 128 Oak
DENNIS SAMUEL W. aenti,.,
809 Market, Flood Bid;;, rooms 81-8 2,
office hoars from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.,
r. 808 Biisli
Dennis Thomas W., molder, r. 330 Tenth
Dennis William S.. machinist, r. 1409a Mason
t£f Dennis. See Denis
Dennison Ammi P., conductor U. S. Mint, r. 814 Mont-
gomery
Dennison Erasmus B.. r. 211 Powell
Dennison Ezra F.. contractor, r. 422 Haight
Dennison Hannah, widow, r. S s Francisco nr Polk
Dennison John, laborer, r. fill Natoma
Dennison Thomas, shoemaker, S s Parker bet Ala-
bama and California Av, B. H.
Dennison William, laborer, r. London nr China Av.
Excelsior Homestead
Dennison William E.. cashier Hulme & Hart, r. 422
Haight
Denni.stoii Ed^vartl C, proprietor San Fran-
cisco Plating Works, 653-655 Mission, r. 1224
Twenty-lirst
Denniston Henry M., pay director D. S. N..
Navy Pay Office, U. 8. Appraiser's Bldg, r. Oak-
land
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
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FOR lIAXn, WI>1>->I1L,L, A>I> rOWEK.
ALL. SIZKS.
809, 311, 813. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Deiinistou I«aao V., silver iilater and foreman Hose
No. ;<, r. SOC) Seventeeiitli
Denniston .loliu F., laborer r. 322 Ritch
Denuiston William H., photographer, r. 1225 Pierce
•^ Denniston. See Denni.son
Denny Charles, shipwright, r. 465 Minna
Denny Edward Estate of (Edward Denny & Co.) oflace
418 Montgomery
Denny Edward <& Co. (estate of Edward Denny)
wholesale and retail stationers, drawing paper
and materials. 41S Montgomery
Denny George, bollermaker, r. 1469 Minna
Denny Horace, manager Edward Denny & Co., r.
East Oakland
Denny James, oiler stmr Colima
Denny James, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Denny James E., master stmr Santa Maria, r. 209
Hyde
Denny John, shipwright, r. 11 Eausch
Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth
Denny Joseph, Isvitcher, r. 11 Rausoh
Denny Louise Miss, milliner, r. 209 Hyde
Denny Sarah J., widow, r. 1112 Shotwell
Denny Timothy, ship carpenter, r. 46.5 Minna
Denoir William, carpenter, r. 426 Castro
DeNoon Emma, widow, r. 711 Jones
Denser Charles, watchman, r. Ahlborn House
Denser Katie Miss. r. 636 Sacramento
Densmore Gilbert E , journalist Call, r. 1224 Bush
Densmore John, carpenter and builder, 208 Steven-
son, r. 16 Stockton
8^~ Densmore. See Dinsmore
Dent Patrick, r. 17 Heron
Dent Robert, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 17 Heron
DentW., yardman Pac. RoUin;^ Mill
Dental Department University of Cali-
fornia, Toland Hall, E s Stockton bet Chestnut
and Francisco, oflSce of the dean, 131 Post
Dentler Edward F., dentist, 2103 Fillmore
Denton James, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 3014 Larkin
Dentz Eugenia A., domestic 2839 Howard
Denyer ani Rio SraMe Western Railway
W. M. Rank general agrent Pacific
Coast, 14 Montgomery
Denver Mary W. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk
Denver House, 220 Third
Denwald Charles F., cigarmaker Edward Schwerin &
Son, r. 307ij Seventh
Denz George, machinist P. H. Jackson & Co.. r. 253
Tehama
Denzler Jacob, r.9183^ Larkin
De Ojeda FraHcisco, correspondent Eugene de Sabla
& Co., 40 California
Depaoli John, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI
De Pas Charles B., traveling salesman Hildebrandt,
Posner & Co.
De Pass James M., auctioneer, 634 Market, r. 1031
Market
Depew Charles M., superintendent Jason Springer &
Co., r. 308 San Jose Av
Depierre Emile, architect, 344 Kearny, rooms 7-9,
r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Depoli Dominico, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Depoli Giovanni, gardener, r. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
De Roll John, vegetables peddler, r. 432 Fulton
Depolo B. Mrs., r. 424 Union
Deporte Denis, teacher French. Urban School, r. 209
Turk
Deppe Bernard, bakery, 423 Fourth
Deppe Henry (Wiemann & Deppe) r. 1300 Mission
Deppen Herman, salesman Isaac Raphael & Son, r.
1412 Pine
Depper A. H., conductor Market St. RE., r. 15 Wood
Deprtt Joseph, window cleaner, 511^ Bush, r. 616
Broadway
De Prntl Ernest, mnfr cigar flavors, r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
De Prefonta ne Joseph R., salesman A. M. Fratlnger,
r. 1311 Eddy
De Prefoutiiiiie Mary, widow, r. 33 Geary
Deprotte August J., gardner, r. 1106 Twenty-fourth
De Pue Edgar . I., grain broker, 419 California, room
2, r. Pacific Club
DePuy Stillman F., carpenter W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 112 Welsh
Depuy Sylvanus H., drayman, r. 217 Tentli
Deraiu R. D., carpenter, r. W s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Derbaum J. C, painter and whitener. 522 Minna
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.l Thedore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Derbec Etienue, r. 509 Pine
Derber Frank, maltster N. Y. Malt House, r. 108
Eighteenth
Derby A. Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Polk
Derby Augustus B. (E. M. Derby & Co.) r. Fruitvale
Derby B. Mrs., r. 312 Van Ness Av
Derby Chancellor (Derby & Strouse) r. Virginia City,
Nev
Derbv Charlotte E. Miss, r. 1702 Polk
DERBY KM. & CO. (George
H. Payne and O. E. and A. B. Der^y)
lunilter dealers. Headquarters Brook-
lyn liuniber Yard, East Oakland, Cal.,
Alameda Lumber Yard, Alameda, Cal.,
San Francisco office, 33 California,
room 10
Derby I. E. Miss, dressmaking, 304 Phelan Bldg
Derby J., laborer P.M. SS. Co.
Derby James, longshoreman, r. 115 Welsh
Derby Mary A., r. 942 Mission
Derby Oscoe E. (E. M. Derby h Co.) r. Fruitvale
Derby Patrick T., laborer, r. 6 Federal
Derby Richard, chief clerk general auditor's office 8.
P". Co., r. Oakland
Derby Thomas, mining, r. 110 Ellis
Derby William, teamster Teele & Scott
Derby & Strouse (Chancellor Derby and Mark
Strouse) wholesale and retail butchers, 1138-1146
Market
Dercksen Bernard, clerk Manheim, Staples & Co., r.
899 Pine
De Remee A. M., agent, 203 Sacramento, r. 206 Ninth
De Remee R. M. Mrs., embroiding and sewing school,
206 Ninth
Derenthal Ferdinand, cellarman Chicago Brewing
Co.
Deretska William, clerk, r. 100 Jones
Derf Thomas, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Dergauz Martin, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2425
Greenwich
Derham Bartholomew, clerk, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Bartholomew C, gauger U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Charles S.. clerk, 1613 Clay
Derham James, r. 4 Waller
Derham James, porter and foreman Hose No. 4, r. 33
John
Derham John F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1613 Clay
Derham John F., liquor saloon, 638 Broadway, and
extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, r. 813 Pacific
Derham Joseph E.. cigarmaker, r. 1308 Greenwich
Derham Oliver J., compositor, r. 1613 Clay
Derham Terrence, teamster, r. 1017 Bryant
Derham William salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., and ex-
traman Hose No. 4, r. 1827 Stockton
Derham William A., bookkeeper Cal. Hosiery Co., r.
1613 Clay
f£^ Derham. See Durham
De Ricco Carlo E., proptr Milano Hotel. 416 Pacific
Dergauz Martin, maltster Empire Malt House, r. 2211
Powell
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEH'S FDENISHING GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
IflAKKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martei SI
tRPftP HARASZTHY & CO.!«.sH^.?.asT
Producers of tfa« only
NA'IIHAT, CHAMPAGNE.
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Derksen Peter W.. barber Bernbard Bernbard, r. 476
Jpssie
D'Erlacb Arnold, engineer, r. 1100 Twentieth
Dermody James P., porter The Baldwin, r. 416 Nato-
lua
Derniody J. W., bellman The Baldwin
Deriuody Michael, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Derniody Michael, teamster, r. 307 Elui Av
Dernbam Albert, with Buckingham & Hecht, r. 952
Bu8b
DirniuK Battle, widow, r. 1429 Washington
De Rocheiuont H. S., land expert, office 20 Montgom-
ery, r. 2309 Broadway
Deroes Louie, gardener, r. Woolsey and Amherst, U.
M. T.
De Ri-ine Edward, carpenter, r. 614 Bueh
De Roine Frank, carpenter, r. 614 Bush
De Roiiianis Cerublno Rev., assistant pastor San Pie-
tro Church, r. 1600 Dupout
De Rome Lnuis (Whyte & De Rome) r. Oakland
De Rome Louise B. Miss, r. 1236 Green
De Rome Vllfred, foreman braes foundry W. T. Gar-
ratt \- Co., r. 427 Sixth
De Roofi Leon, traveling salesman Castle Bros., r. 1013
Fillmore
De Rose Albert, sewing machine agent, r. 346 Clem-
entina
De Rone Jules, mnfr cigars, 912 Jackson
De Rosier Charles, upholsterer r. 39 Minna
Derre August, mining, r. 41 Willows Av
Derre Julius, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co.. r. 2121 Mission
Derrick Alice L. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel, r. C06 Powell
Derrick Artemesia. dressmaker, r. 606 Powell
Derrick Edwin R. M., clerk, r. 854 Folsom
Derrick John A. L., steward, r. 605 Powell
Derrick Lo\iig, machinist, r. 987 Harrison
Derrick Marcus H., waiter, r. 606 Powell
Derrick Margaret, widow, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Martha, widow, r. 606 Powell
Derrick Nellie, dressmaker, r. 606 Powell
Derrii k William J., waiter, r. 606 Powell
Derricks Henry H., shipwright, r. cor Corea and San-
tee
Derricks John J., shipwright, r. cor Corea and Santee
Derricks Peter, shipcarpenter, r. 40 Minna
Der Rin Andrew, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Derrlijger Lizzie, domestic 23 Fulton
Derrivan Stephen, pressninn. r. 440 Third
Derry Catheriue Mrs., r. 309 Sixth
Deruchle William, Uilllnian Pac. Rolling Mill
De Russy Isaac D., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., In-
spector rifle practice Dept. California, office 223
Phelan Bldg, r. Union Club
De Rutte Arthur, carriage blacksmith J. S.Naismith,
r. 68 Seventh
De Ruyter John E., r. 609 Sutter
Dervan Edward J., salesman C. Curtin, r. 920 Bush
Dery Emil, saloonkeeper, r. 260 Jessie
Dery L., porter, r. 611 Clay
De Sabla Eugene (Eugene De Sabla & Co.) office 40
California
De SablH Eugene Jr. (Eugene De Sabla & Co.) r. 219
Geary
De Sabla Eagene & Co. (Eugene and Eugene De
Sabla Jr.) conimlHSion merchants and Importers
and iiole agents Boker's Bitters, 40 California
Desaeneaux Dominick, porter French Hospital, r. 760
Bryant
Desaxneaux Mary Mrs., varieties, 760 Bryant
De Santi Aiigelo, milker, r. N a Algeria bet Potomac
and San Joaquin
De Santi Lorenzo, dairyman, r. N 8 Algeria bet Poto-
mac and San Joaquin
De Santo Jacob, marble sawyer Ruffino & Blanchl, r.
Broadway nr Kearny
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS I
W, & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Desautell Nelson, shoemaker, r. 425 Tehama
D« Savtlle Georj;e, ladies tailor, Kedf< rn House.
633 Market
De Saville George Mrs., dressmaker Redfern House.
633 Market
Desbarats John, proptr Gilbert House, 824 Mont-
gomery
Desbeck John, attorney at law, 628 Montgomery
rooms 30-,32, r. 807 Franklin
Descalso Brothers (Luke M. Descalso) boots and
shoes, 42 Sixth
Descalso James R., salesman, r. 1920 Howard
Descalso Luke M. (Descalco Brcs.) r. 1920 Howard
Descalso Mary Mrs , r. 1920 Howard
Descalso Peter C. (Nolan & Descalso) r. 1125 Bu-
chanan
Descormiers C. B., f urnaceman W. T. Garratt k Co..
r. 371 Third
Descovich Adolph, newsdealer, r. 224 Linden Av
Desenfant Paul, salesman Francis Boisson, r. 1206
Stockton
Desepte Charles Mrs., r. 1231 Stockton
De Shields Benjamin, laundry office, 81 Fourth, r. 449
Jessie, rear
Deshon Francis, porter St. Francis Church, r. 620
Vallejo
De Silla Constantine, cook stmr San Rafael
De Silon J., waiter Palace Hotel
De Silveira Marie, teHcher music, r. 2419 California
Desimone Dominick L., fruits and vegetables, 702
Valencia, r. 6.39 Valencia
Desimone Felix, fruits and vegetables, 2505 Mission
Desimone Frank, clerk Felix Desimone, r. 2505 Mis-
sion
Desimone Retica F. (S. T. Desimone & Co.) r. 2764
Mission
Desimone Salvator J., teamster S. Levy & Co., r. 12
Hopeton Terrace
Desimone SalvatorT. (8 T. Desimone & Co.) r. 2764
Mission
Desimone S. T. & Co. (Salvador T. and Betica F.
Desimone) fruits and vegetables, 2764 Mission
De Size Anthony J., painter, r. 1 Howard Court
Desker John, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Des Marais Paul, druggist, r. 644 Golden Gate Av
Desmond Ann, widow, r. Alabama nrTwenty-seventh
B. H
Desmond Cornelius, hatter, r. 1004 Nntoma
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 124 Wildey
Desmond Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Reidy's Hotel
Desmond Dnnit 1, groceries, 455 Clementina
Desmond Daniel, laborer, r. Sierra nr Tennessee
Desmond Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nnpa
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 369 Jessie
Desmond Edward, boatman Meiggs' Wharf
Desmond Ellen, domestic 300 Van Ness Av
Desmond Ellen, widow, groceries, 318 Vallejo
Desmond Felix P., carrlHge painter, and estraman
Engine No. 5, r. 430 Vallejo
Desmond Humphrey P., courtroom clerk Superior
Court, dept 11, r. 628 Jessie
Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventh
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, r. 1126 Folsom
Desmond Jeiemiah J., clerk, r. 628 Jessie
Desmond John, deckhand stnir Modoc
DeBmond John, laborer, r. l'i\ Miller PI, rear
Dpsmond John, longshoreman, r. 433 Vallejo rear
Desmond John, longshoreman, r. 7I9J4 Clemeutina
Desmond John, watcbman. r. 601 Seventh
Desmond John B, . salesman Moore & Murphy. r.l95<
Laii^ton
Desmond .lolin F., painter, r. 455 Clementina
Desmond Mary, widow, r. 131h Dupont
Desmond Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay
Desmond Michael, louKKhoreraan. r. 1012 Battery
Desmond Patrick, hostler, r. 120 William
LEADING TYPE FODNDERl PALMER & REYl
foKTI.AND, OU.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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MANUKACirKERS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Desmond Patrick, lougshorciuan, r. Oil Battery
Desmoud Patrick H., compositor Examiner, r. C28
Jessie
Desmoud Pearl, widow, r. 873)4 Market
Desmoud Timothy, r. S Golden Court
Desmond Timothy, deckhand stmr Modoc
Desmond Timothy J., butcher John Muller, r. 120
William
Desmoud W., foundryman Pao. Rolling Mill
Desmond William, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William, molder, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Desmond William, painter McDade & Toche, r. Co-
lumbia Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Desmond William J., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmoud William J., clerk Sun Ins. Co , r. 669 Har-
rison
Desmoulin Emile. restaurant, 814 Montgomery
De SoUa Abraham W.. adjuster Neville & Co., r. 1211
Powell
De SoUa E. Mrs., widow, r. Uli Powell
I De Sota Salvador, translator and interpreter Wells
ZJC
Fargo & Co., r. 212(i Mission
Desouse Antonio, laborer, r. .551 First
De Sparr Eugene, barber, 9.i9J^ Mission, r. 5 Laskle
Despau M., laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Desprez C. Jtrs.. widow, r. 332 Shipley
Desprez Philip F., groceries, 3029 Sixteenth
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter, r. Paraguay nr Rail-
road Av
Dessel Ferdinand, laundryman Thomas Roy & Co.,
r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Desslow Henry, sailraaker, r. 1517 Stockton
Dessouslavy Jules C, merchant, r. 1816 Devisadero
De St. Germain Eusene S., r. 1709 Stockton
De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.) r.
1709 Stockton
De St. Germain G., bookkeeper Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
1709 Stockton
De Sta. M.irina J., r. Palace Hotel
De Succa James, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
SW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Des Wattimes E., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 2223^
Fourth
De Tavel A., veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard
Detels Martin (Detels & Bischofland Detels & Schnei-
der) r.West Oaklimd
Detels Martin Jr , salesman John Ziegenbein &Co., r.
Oakland
Detels William, liquor saloon, 418 Clay, r. 1000
Montgomery
Detels & Bisclioff (Martin Detels and John A. Bis-
choff) groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison and
Main
Detels & Sclineider (Martin Detels and Nicho-
las Schneider) proprietors Anchor Saloon, 8 Sac-
ramento and wines and liquors, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detelsen John, master mariner, r. 135 Folsom
Detering C, tinsmith, r. cor Hyde and Lombard
Dethiefsen Christ (Dethlefsen & Co.) r. 2 Haggin
I Dethlefsen Christina, widow, r. 905 Pacific
] Dethlefsen Frederick, r. 905 Pacific
i Dethlefsen Hugo, salesman, r. 1522 Mission
i Dethlefsen Nicoli, lodgings, 775)^ Mission
I Dethlefsen & Co. (Christ Dethlefsen and Nicholas
Trybschenck) restaurant, 127 Berry
1 Dethlefson Andrew N., packer Del Monte Milling
I Co., r. 616 Second
j Dethlefson Lena Miss, finisher, r. 616 Second
i Dethlefson Nels, laborer, r. 616 Second
' Det.ie M., r. 34 Austin
i Det.ien Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 104 Russ
I Detjen Louis, candymaker J. Seldle & Co., r. 104
I Rnss
Detjens George, teamster, r.cor Gough and Ash Av
I Detlow Thomas G., clerk, r. 844 Fifteenth
I De Tocqueville Rene, capitalist, office 534 California
Detrick Edington (Ames & Detrick) r. Alameda
Dftrick Edington Jr., salesman Ames & Detrick, r.
Alameda
Detrick George F., clerk Ames & Detrick, r. Alameda
ag-Detrick. See Diedrlch and Dietrich
De Tronst George, advertising agent, 416 Sacramento,
r. Berkeley
Dettelbaih Ernest, wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf
Dettelbacb Morris, junk dealer, r. 104 Twenty-fifth
Detterman Christopher, driver B. M. Atchinson & Co.
Dettman Ludwig (Sanders & Co.) r. 109 Webster
Dettmar Charles H., printer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 11 Twenty-second
Dettmar Fritz, engineer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2013
Folsom
Dettmar Henry, r. 629 Clay
Dettmar Mary Mrs., lodgings, 629 Clay
Dettmer John, night watchman Pac. Planing Mill, r.
630 Post
Dettmeriug John F., groceries, 1319 Sacramento
Dettner George, chicken ranch, W s Mission Road,
Spring Valley Homestead
Dettner George W., machinist, r. 613 Powell
Deubler Conrad, barber r. 1904 Mason
Deubler George, barber, 722 Montgomery Av., r. 1904
Mason
Deucher Gottfried M. (Deucher & Kalben) r. 110 Jack-
son
Deucher & Kalben (Gottfried M. Deucher and Ed-
ward C. Kalben) beer bottlers, 108-110 Jackson
Deumar William, cellarman S. Lachman & Co., r. 570
Howard
Deuprey Eugene N., att may at law, 504 Kearny, r.
2629 Bush
6^" Deuprey. See Dupre and Duprey
De Urioste Adolph (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jack-
son
De Urioste George (TJrruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jack-
son
De Urunnela L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1310 Powell
Deutch Isaac (L. Greenbaum & Co.) r. 110 Eddy
Deutch Moses J., clerk L. Greenbaum & Co., r. 1513
Geary
Deutsch Abram, clerk, r. 36 Ellis
Deutsch Benjamin S., traveling salesman Reiss Bros.,
r. 309 Powell
Deutsch Emil, clothing mnfr, 321 Pine, r. Alameda
Deutsch Eva Miss, dressmaker, r. 1618 Pine
Deutsch Felix, stenographer D. M. Delmas, r. 1618
Pine
Deutsch Ferdinand, carrier Post Office, r. 415 Powell
Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker, 1515 Geary, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch Joseph M., groceries and liquors, Randall nr
Chenery, and hay and grain, NW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Deutsch Julius, harness and saddlery, 1408 Polk, r.
1618 Pine
Deutsch Michael, r. 1618 Pine
Deutsch Moses, clerk, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch Paulina, widow, r. Old People's Home
Deutsch Robert W., merchant, r. 807 Polk
Deutsch Samuel, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1618 Pine
Deutsch Solomon, harnessmaker Julius Deutsch, r.
1618 Pine
Dentscher Liloyd Marine Insurance Co. of
Berlin, Harry W. Syz agent, 410 California
DeutscUer Verein, Pioneer Bldg, second floor
Deuwel Joseph, baker, r. 514 Greenwich
Devall Frederick, musician, r. 734 Montgomery
De Valle Geor^je, porter r. 927 Greenwich
De Van J , actor, r. 317 Bush
Devan Patrick F.. porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 9
Cody
Devan Thomas, steward, r. 1310 Green
De Van William, actor, r. 317 Bush
Devaney Henry, laborer, r. 1 Fargo PI
Devaney John, laborer, r. 1 Fargo PI
Devaney Terrence, laborer, r. 235 J$ Minna
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Devaiiy, Hopkins & Co. (Lawrence Devany and John
R. Hopkins) Golden Gate Cyclery, 513 Stanyau
Devany John A., carpenter, r. *i,s Gapp
1 Devany Lawrence (Devany, Hopkins & Co.) r. Park
Hill Koad nr Halght
Devany Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
t^ DeTany. See Devenny
I Dcvassey Louis, waiter, r. 8G3H Market
De VauU John, r. 1828 Post
De Vaull William P.. bookkeeper, r. 1828 Post
De Vecchi Paolo, physician and surgeon, 700 Broad-
way, r. 1717 Jackson
De Vecchlo Albert, butcher, r. 744 Harrison
Devecchio Andrew, japanner W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 4 Ru sell
Devecchio Giuseppe, japanner W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 6 Russell
10" Devechio. See Di Vecchio
D'Evelyn Frederick W.. physician, r. 1255 California
Devening Henry C, physician and surgeon, 439 Third
Deveuney Henry R. Jr., pressman, r. 932 Howard
Deveuney John, laborer, r. 6 Zoe
Deveuney John, teamster, r. 4 Russ
Devenney Margaret, widow, r. 932 Howard
Devenney Julia Miss, buttonholemaker, r. 932 How-
ard
8^ Devenney. See Deveuey, Devany and Deveny
Deveiis RUoda Itliss, furnished rooms, 405 Post
Duvcny Elizabeth F. Mrs., r. 'US John
Deveny Peter, Chief Clerk Justices' Court.s, SE
cor Kearny and Washington, r. 755 Washington
Dever Celia, domestic 1597 Pacific Av
Dever H.. millr.an Pac. Rolling Mill
Dever John, teamster, r. 113 Dore
Dt-ver John W., stonecutter, r. 11 Preston PI, rear
Dever Martin, waiter, r. 561 Stevenson
Dever Michael J., teamster, r. 11 Preston PI, rear
Dever Rose, widow, r. 11 Preston PI, rear
Dever T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
DeVercy Amable F., real estate agent, 603 California,
r. 308 Sutter
Devere J. Mrs., restaurant, 118 Ellis
Devereaux John P., laborer, r. 252 Clara
DeVeries Gertrude Mrs., r. 1528 Powell
Devery John, warehouseman Gillman & Danforth, r.
1516 Leavenworth
DeVeuve Clarence, clerk A. G. Gurnett & Co., r. 1216
Laguna
DeVeuve Henry, civil engineer, 328 Montgomery,
room 15, r. 1216 Laguna
DeVeuve James H., special agent Jacobs & Easton. r.
1216 La;iuna
Devigne Aline, laundry, 832 Broadway
DeVilliers Thomas, r. 1325 54 Minna
Devincenzi Domenico. fruit peddler, r. 1527 Powell
DeVincenzi Gaetano, musician, r. 527 Green
Devincenzi N., r. 1509 Dupont
Devine Andrew, seamin, r. 129 Folsom
Devine Celia, dome.stic 2418 Mission
DeVine Edward 0., bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co., r.
Oakland
Devine Edward P^ compositor Alta, r. 551M Minna
Devine Francis J., clerk Nolan Bros., r. 612 Page
Devine Francis P., bookkeeper, r. 1713H Mission
Devine Harry, waiter, r. 38 Howard
Devine Henrietta, widow, groceries, NE cor Bryant
and Juniper
Devine Howard M., real estate, r. 13 Salmon
Devlae J. Miss, saleslady J. L. White & Co.. r. West
Berkeley
Devine James (James Devine & Co.) r. 1523 Washing.
ton
Devine James, carpenter, r. E a Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Devine James, hostler Wells Fargo h Co., r. 18 Webb
Devine James «fc C >. (James Devine and Phillip
S. Hunter) druggists and apothecaries, 238
Eearuy
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Devine James J., cardriver, r. 1300 M Stockton
Devine James P., deputy Tax Collector, r. 927 Va-
lencia
Devine James P., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 612 Page
Devine John, chemist and apothecary, SE cor
Clay and Kearny, r. 6.59 Cluy
Devine John, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r. 28
Chestnut
Devine John, hostler F. M. Chapman, r. 22 Turk
Devine John, varnlsher, r. 16 Decatur
Devine John D., mattressmaker Charles Rickoflf, r.
1040 York
Devine Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 16 Decatur
Deviue Maggie Miss, r. 551 >4 Minna
Devine Mark A., messenger, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Decatur
Deviue Michael, teamster, r. 518 Mission
Devine Nellie, widow, r. 208 Townsend
Devine Nicholas B., warehouseman, r. 16 Decatur
Devine Patrick, waiter, r. 65 Everett
Devine Patrick, waiter, r. 415 Natoma
Devine P. D., groceries and liquors, 314 Eighth
Devine Robert J., compositor Chronicle, r. 551 Jj
Minna
Devine Sylvester A., receiver Market bt. RR., r. 927
Valencia
Devine Thomas, r. 164 Jessie
Devine Thomas, speculator, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Timothy J., barber G. Held, r. Ill Clipper
Devine William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Devine William H., upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1040 York
Devitt Catherine, widow, r. 288 Union
Devitt Edward, r. 1010 Mission
Devitt James, liquor saloon, 218 Montgomery Av
8^" Devitt. See De Witt
Devlin Annie, widow, r. 1070 Shotwell
Devlin Cliurles J. I., architect, 330 Pine, room
22-23, r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin Duncan, engineer, r. 717 Howard
Devlin Edward, laborer, r. E s Washington Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Devlin Edward, steamfitter Union Iron Works
Devlin Felix R., salesman Armes & Dallam, r. 115
Page
Devlin Frank H., special agent H. M. Newhall & Co.,
r. 2116 Bush
Devlin Henry, longshoreman, r. 33 Jessie
Devlin Jiimes, carwasher, r. 1914 Filbert
Devlin James, contractor, r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin James A., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 242?i Clara
Devlin James J., cooper, r. 66 Clementina
Devlin James P., jeweler Levison Bros.,r. 66 Clemen-
tina
Devlin James S., salesman H. M. Heineman, r. 115
Page
Devlin Jane, widow, r. 11 Welsh, rear
Devlin John, carwasher Sutter St. RR., r. 1924 Fil-
bert
Devlin John, carriagewasher Patrick McGllnn, r. 17
Oak Grove At
Devlin John, co jk Armes h Dallam, r. 115 Page
Devlin John, hackman and extrainan Hose No. 8
Devlin John F., birtonder, r. 442 Fifth
Devlin Murk, milkman. Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
Devlin Marv, widow, r. 115 Page
Devlin Mary J., domestic Occidental Hotel
Devoe Benjamin O., r. 1116 Powell
Devon Edward W., barber Nathan & Sallinger, r. 1930
Stevons'in
DEVON FARM DAIRY CO.
R. AV. Theobald city manaj^er, 39^5
California
Devon House, 1130 Market and 23 Turk
Devore Thomas L., laborer, r. 236 !< Sixth
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£nc»u«lif, 4JI»z«mI uikI I>I:tin.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Devoto A., flslieriuan, r. 415 Union
Devoto Americo(A. Galll Fruit Co.)r. 502 Washington
Devoto Antonio, fruits and produce, 1529 Powell, r.
705 Green
Devoto B.. scavenger, r. 424 Union
Devoto David commission agent, 430 Pacific
Devoto Eniil, booltkeeper L. Benussl & Co., r. 325
Chestnut
Devoto Giovanni, laborer, r. 4 Nobles Alley
Devoto James, clerk, r. 705 Green
Devoto James, laborer Bernard Miller
Devoto James A., law student E. D. Wheeler, r. 705
Green
Devoto John P., porter George R. Starr & Co., r. 705
Green
Devoto Joseph, clerk Antonio Devoto, r. 705 Green
Devoto Joseph, teamster Benedetto Cereghlno, r. 430
Pacific
Devoto Martin, salesman, r. 1011 Mission
Devoid Michael, bakery and coffee saloon, 109 Third
Devoy Patrick, asphaltum roofing and sidewalking,
1106 Howard
DeVriesJ., porter Newhall's Sons & Co.. r. 212
Minna
Devrleze Jean Mrs. (J. Jacquemet & Co. and Servel
& Co.) r. Ocean House Road nr Farley's Old
Corner
Dewar Carrie, dressmaker, r. P03J4 Twenty-first
Dewar Donald M., sawyer Miller & Hamilton, r. 603 J^
Twenty-first
Dewar James J., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 603J4
Twenty-first
Dewar John, waiter E. Newman, r. Empire House
Dewar Peter, r. 207 Guerrero
Dewar Robert M., bandsawyer Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 217 Twenty-first
Dewar Thomas B., hostler McCarthy & O'Connor, r.
207 Guerrero
Deweese J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2219 Devisadero
Dewes August, liquor saloon, 102 Sixth
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co.) anfl secretary State
Grange of California, r. Oakland
Dewey D. L., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1617 Turk
Dewey Edward P., compositor Dewey & Co., r. Oak-
land
DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.
Alfred T. De-wey inanag'er,-\vood, photo
and seal engravers and ph.otog'raplis
for engravers, 330 Market
Dewey Frederick H., commercial editor Call, r. Ala-
meda
Dewey Harry L., salesman Wm. J. Baxter & Co., r.
1336 FolBom
Dewey Joslah A., furniture mnfr, 221-223 Perry, r.
1228 Alabama
Dewey R. P., machine hand, r. 421 Fourth
Dewey William P. (Dewey & Payne) and mining, 310
Pine, room 13, r. Union Club
Dewey William S. Mrs., widow, r. 927 Post
Dewey Wliliam T., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 515
Montgomery Av
Dewey Willis A., physician, 834 Sutter, r. 908 Sutter
Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey and Warren B.
Ewer) publishers Pacific Rural Press, Mining and
Scientific Press, and Millman and Mechanic, 220
Market
DEWEY & CO. (Alfred T. Dewey,
"Warren B. E^ver and George H. Strong)
American and foreign patent solicitors,
320 Market
Dewey & Payne (William P. Dewey and Theodore F.
Payne) proptrs South Point Warehouse, Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Dewhirst I., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1512 Bush
Dewing Amasa J., manager piano dept The J. Dewing
Co., r. 1113 Leavenworth
Dewing Archibald A., collection teller Pacific Bank,
r. Oakland
Dewing Arthur J., assistant shipping clerk The J.
Dewing Co., r. 1005 California
Dewing Charles A., artist, r. 1005 California
Dewing Co. The J. J. Dewing president. M. S.
Dewing vice-president, W. L. Oge secretary and
treasurer, publishers, importers and school fur-
nishers, 420-422 Bush, and pianos and organg, 12-
IC Golden Gate Av
Dewing H., laborer P. M. S8. Co.
Delving James, president The J. Dewing Co.,
420-422 BuKh, r. 710 Central Av
Dewing M. Mrs., widow, r. 1005 California
Dewing Madison S., vice-president The J. Dewing
Co., 420-422 Bush, r. 3ul7 California
Dewing Stephen, collector The J. Dewing Co., r.
Oakland
De Wit Albert P., copyist S. F. Savings Union, r. 17
Pearl
De Wit Cornelius, machinist, r. 17 Pearl
De Wit John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155 Dore
Dewitt Arthur W. (M. De Witt & Co.) r. 602 Harrison
De Witt Daniel, stevedore, r. (il Federal
Dewitt Florence, teacher music, r. 662 Harrison
De Witt Frederic M., salesman 0. Beach, r. 1223 Lom-
bard
Dewitt James C. (De Witt & McCausland) r. 1223
Lombard
Dewitt J. Wallace, student, r. NW cor Kentucky and
Butte
Dewitt M. & Co. (Mortimer and Arthur W. Dewitt)
groceries, 221-223 Third
De Witt Mortimer (De Witt & Harris, and M. De Witt
&Co.) r. 653 Folsom
De'witt T. Byron, physician, surgeon and drug-
gist, NW cor Kentucky and Butte
De Witt & Harris (Mortimer De Witt and William F.
Harris) groceries, 216 Sixth
De Witt & McCausland (James C. De Witt and W. K.
McCausland) carpenters, 320 Jackson
B^- De Witt. See Devitt
De Wolf Lydia Mrs., r. 54 First
De Wolf William M. (Greenwood & De Wolf, and C.
H. Street & Co.) r. East Oakland
Dexter A. G., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works, r.
Alameda
Dexter B., lithographer, r. 1108 Pierce
Dexter Charles H., steward John Ferguson, r. 1829
Webster
Dexter Charles H., traveling salesman, r. 708 Hayes
Dexter Dennis, watchman, r. 22 Page
Dexter Eben H., teamster, r. 18J^ Freelon
Dexter Frank, with Dow Steam Pump Works
Dexter Frank W., driver, r. 147 Miuua
Dexter Henry S. (Heathcote, Dexter & Co.) r. Calisto-
ga, Napa County
Dexter Hermann F., cashier Dewey & Co., r. 404
Capp
Dexter James Mrs. r. 13 Leavenworth
Dexter J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Vandewater
Dexter S. Mrs., boarding, 534 Bush
Dexter William H., teamster Ross & Hewlett, r. 25
Clara
Dey G. P., cider mnfr and fruit, 626 Kearny and 851
Market, r. 239 Oak
Dey Richard V., office 7 Nevada Block, r. Virginia
City, Nev
Dey Robert, traveling salesman, r. 735 Turk
Deyl Otto, waiter Gruen & Zinkand, r. 7 Jane PI
Deymore Harry, r. 624 Fourth
Deymore Henry E., paper carrier, r. 540 Howard
De Toe Anson, real estate, r. 115 Taylor
De Young Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregan
De Young Micliel H. , proprietor San Francisca
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r. 1919 Cali-
fornia
Dezause A. B., cigar dealer, r. 26 Glasgow
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Dozin John, cook, 1203 Polk
De/.inllo Domenlco. fruits, 1817 Union
I'lziiev JameB, cabinet maker Palace Hotel
Mi.ili"!,' Alfred J, carrier Post Office, r. 9)4 Wetmore
I'l
DhriUg John H., r. 1516 Mission
I't;. ron Adrien, artist John Mallon, r. 1402 Stockton
John, stonecutter, r. 8J0 Harriaun
Marie, laundress John Bernou, r. 39 South
■irk
;■■ lioderlc, special officer Market St. RR.
DiHiiiHUt Leopold, r. loOg Larkin
Diamond J., clerk, r. Beresford Hotel
Diamond John, longshoreman, r. IVA Tehama
Diamond John Jr., iiiolder, r. ICA Tehama
lE^ Diamond. See Diamant. Dimon and Dimond
Diaz Carmen, domestic 832 California
Diaz Florence, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Diaz Manuel, second steward stmr Eastern Oregon
Diaz Manuel A., messman stmr Starbuck, r. 720 Val-
lejo
Diaz Peter, clerk, r. 826 Pacific
Diaz Raymond, r. 5 Jasper PI
Pff" Diaz. See Diez
Dlbbeu Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. Scott nr
Broadway
Dibbern J. Henry (Manheim, Staples & Co., and Man-
heim, Dibbern & Co.) r. ■14 Geary
Dibbin May Miss, dressmaker, r. 516 Fourth
Dibble Fannie, domestic 220 Pacific
Dibble Henry C. (Haggin & Dibble) attorney at law,
45 Nevada Block, r. 1916 Sacramento
Dibble W. S., with Cutting Fruit Packing Co.. r. Ber-
keley
Dibblee Albert, shipping and commission mer-
chant. 30 California, r. San Rafael
Dibblee William, r. 1718 Dupont
Dibbs A. E., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Dibert Lloyd C, millwright Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 121 J^ Silver
Dicaud Josephine, proptr Federal Hotel, 1205 Stock-
ton
Dice John, seaman, r. SW cor Washington and Drumm
Dick Alexander, molder Pac. Iron Works
I Dick Byron C, special agent Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland
I Dick Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 912
Sixteenth
Dick Edward, laborer, r. 2507 Mission
Dick Ira. painter Swan k Stein, r. 317 Eddy
Dick Robert D., engineer Union Club, r. 726 Minna
I Dick Sarah A., widow, r. 2 Fair Oaks
' Dick William, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. IO8J4
Francisco
1 Dick William H., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
I Co., r. 726 Minna
i Dicke George, r. 610 Sixth
Dlckerson Charles, lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r.
19 Steuart
Dickerson Henry, r. 264 Sanchez
, Dickerson J. A., r. 1055 Mission
I Dlckerson Milton rRay & Dickerson) t. 141 Oak
I Dickey Delia, widow, r. 2525 Mission
I Dickey Henry V., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 751
Howard
I Dickey J. Frank, clerk Redington & Co., r. NW cor
Siifh Av and D
I Dickey J. R., restaurant, and wines and liquors,
NW cor D and Sixth Av
I Dickie Brothers (John W. and James) shipbuilders,
252 Spear
I Dickie George, wool sorter, r. 608 Sixth
I Dickie George W., manager Union Iron Works, r. San
Mateo
I Dickie James (Dickie Brothers) r. E s Pennsylvania
Av bet Solano and Butte
< Dickie John W., (Dickie Brothers) r. E s Pennsyl-
vania Ay bet Solano and Butte
1 1^ Dickie. See Dickey
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Dlcklns Edmund F., assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 27i)8 Bush
Dickins Thomas S., cashier Christy * Wise, r. 1914
Broadway
Dickins Walter, assistant manager San Francisco
Lumber Co., cor Third and Birry, r. 813 Sutter
Dickinson A. S., molder. r. 523 Sixth
Dickinson August, buttonhole worker, r. 424 Vallejo.
Dickinson Charles H., policeman, r. 720 Ellis
Dickinson Elizabeth, groceries, 8W cor California
and Leavenworth
Dickinson Frank E., porter W. W. Erskine & Co.. r.
917 Post
Dickinson Frederick G., telegraph operator, r. 215
Jones
Dickinson Harvey, buttonhole worker, r. 424 Val-
lejo, rear
Dickinson James, machinist, r. 421 Folsom
Dickinson Jolin H., attorney at law, 403 Mont-
gomery, rooms 16-17, r. 2021 California
Dickinson John J., traveling salesman, r. lOlOM
Leavenworth
Dickinson P. T., president San Francisco Steam
Co., 45-4P Merchant's Exchange, r. Alameda
Dickinson Robert, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Dickinson Robert ('., seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
Dickinson Robert D., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 708 Taylor
Dickinson Robert E., coffee saloon, 232)<i Montgom-
ery, r. 906 Guerrero
Dickinson Robert F., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1225 Hayes
Dickinson Stanhope, r. 76 Natoma
Dickinson Tliomas Mrs., r. 1024 Bush
l^" Dickinson. See Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickson, '
Dixon and Dixson I
Dickman August, cabinetmaker, 778 Bryant
Dickman Charles J., president The Dickman-Joues ;
Co., .'512-514 Folsom, r. 14 Kj Sherman i
DICKMAN-JONES CO. THE
Charles J. Dirkiiiaii president, Georjje
Jones secretary, Michael Hettricli
niana$rer, litliographerg, 514 Folsom
Dickman Philip, r. 61 Suuth Park
Dlckmann Thomas M., clerk M. E. Maguire, r. 124
Taylor
Dickow Robert, bakery, 804 Greenwich
Dicks Harry, laborer, r. Nineteenth nr Sanchez
Dickson Adam T., physician and surgeon, r. 1707
Turk I
Dicks u David M., butcher, 235 Third, r. 2937 How-
ard
Dickaon, De Wolf <Sc Co. (Edward D. Heatley,
Edwin VVotten and Ernest L. Heatley) importing,
shipping and commission merchants, 412-414
Baltery
Dickson E. J., dressmaking, 1402 Leavenworth
Dickson Frank W. (Maillard & Dickson) r. NW cor
Baker and Haiglit
Dickson Oeor«e, oiler stmr Acapulco
Dickson Geortte, janitor Shield's Blig, r. 636 Ninth
Dickson George E. (Harrison & Dickson) r. Los An- '
geles I
Dickson Henry N., actor, r. 606 Folsom
Dickaon James, stevedore, r. Boyce nr Geary \
Dickson James B., r. 315 California
Dickson Jariies P. Rev., pastor Independent Presby-
terian Church, r. 117 Capp
Dickson James R., compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. 418 Powell 1
Dickson John, millhaud Miller A: Hamilton, r. Ala- |
mi-da I
Dickson John. labor"r, r. 202 Second
Dickson K., teamster, r. 328 Brannan |
Dickson Laura Mrs , dressniaker. r. 2ii07 Fillmore 1
Dickson R., watchman stmr City of New York
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liOndoii Assurance Corporation (l.on-
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Q,ue(Mi Insurance Co. (Liverpool) Con-
necticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)
otiice 441 California, r. NW cor HaigUt
and Baker
Diokson Williiuu, compositor, r. 418 Powell
&?" Dickson. See DiikeDSon, Dicktrson, Dickinson,
Dixon and Dixson
Didier Aujiiist, waiter Griieu k Heydenaber, r. 244
Ohnttanooua
Diebold Safe aiidliOck Co., C. B. Parcells gen-
er.il Pa' i fir C^'ast agent, 2'21 California
Dieckhoff Edward W., mactiinist, r. 123 Chattanooga
Dieckman W. T., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
120 Ellis
Dieikniaiin Giistave, bookkeeper J. H. Dieckmann, r.
1304 Powell
Dieckmann Herman H. (Dieckmann & Rahlmann) r.
SW cor Railroad Av and Teneriffe
Dieckmann -Tohn, woodturner, r. 35 Lily
Dieckmiinn John H., commission merchant, 315 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Dieckmann Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Sierra and Nevada
Dieckmann Si Ralilmann (Herman H. Dieck-
mann and Henry F. Rnhlmiinn) groceries and
liquors. SW cor Railroad Av and Teneriffe
DIederich Henry, bnker, r, 220n Bush
Diederichsen Charles, r. lOii Morris Av
Diederichsen Otto, carriage painter, r. 10 J^ Morris Av
Diederichsen Sophie, nurse, r. 1921 Devisadero
Diedering Louis, cook, r, 34 J^ Zoe
Diedrich Louis, cook, r. 15!^ Freelon
«F" niedrich. See Detrick and Dietrich
Diedrichs Herman, groceries and liquors, 321 Bryant
Diedrichsen L., driver Henry Niemann, r. 639 McAl-
lister
Diedrichsen Peter, ship carpenter, r. 165 Perry
Diedrichsen William, port captain Merchants' Tow-
boat Line and Pac. Towboat Co., foot of Vallejo,
r. 615 Jones
Diefendorff C. J., capitalist, r. 1206 Market
Diefendorfif R., manager The Colonnade, 1206 Market
Dieffenbach Gottlieb, tailor, r. 444 Brannan
Dieflfeubacher George, barber, 911 }$ Larkin, r. 3 Ce-
dar Av
Dieffeubacher John B. (Erlenwein & Dieffenbacher)
r. 818 Geary
Dieffenbacher William (Dieffenbacher & Wihl) r. 2535
Sutter
Dieffenbacher & "Wihl (William Dieffenbacher and
Gustav Wihl) manufacturers' agents, 318 Front
Diehl Carl, upholsterer, r. 2429 Mission
Diekl Charles S., manager The Associated Press,
302 Montgomery, room 17, r. East Oakland
Diehl Conrad, maltster, r. 2011 Dupont
Diehl Ferdinand, baker, r. 1323 Dupont
Diehl H. A., broker California wines and brandies, r.
218 Stockton
Diehl Henry P., porkpacker Jacob Clauss, r. 1217
Polk
Diehl John, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r.
5 Lafayette PI
Diehl John, laborer Brooklyn Hotel
Diehl John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2219 Pow-
ell
Diehl John, shoemaker, 105 Washington, r. 410 Union
Diehl Michael H., shipping clerk Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, r. 761 Harrison
Diehl Peter, varnisher Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 233
Fourteenth
Diehl William, with Am, Sugar Refinerv, r. 119 VaL
le.io
B^ Diehl. See Deal
Diehm George,' cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 824 Pacific
Diehni George, saloonkeeper, r. 124 Trenton
Dicko Henry, groceries and li(iuorK, 716 Brannan
Dieko Henry Jr., clerk, r. 716 Brannan
Dieling Fi'ederick, BoUcitor David Stern & Sons, r.
507 Ash Av
Dieuier John, liquor saloon, 657 Washington, r. 914
Jackson
Dieiist Charles, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 218
DIEPENBROCK BROTHERS & DOEM
(Melchior and Frank J. Diepenbrock
and Carl A. Doein*;) importers Catholic
books, church ornaments, etc., job
printers and publishers The Califor-
nische Volksfi-eund, 1390 Market
Diepenbrock Frank J. (Diepenbrock Bros. & Doeing)
r. San Jose
Diepenbrock Melchior (Diepenbrock Bros. & Doeing)
r. 2616Fol8om
Diepon Herman, bartender, r. 363 Clementina
Dlercks Anton, cook, r. 922 Battery
Diercks Claus, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 2740k
Silteenth
Diercks Frederick, waiter, r. 625 Clay
Diercks Henry, carpenter, 509 Bnsli, r. Oakland
Diercks William, surveyor, r, 21 Hinckley
83" Diercks. See Dierks and Dircks
Dierks Fritz, waiter Arion Halle
Dierks Henry, millinery, 318 Third
Dierks Henry, porter, r. 317 Bush
Dierks Otto, clerk John H. Rippe, r, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Dierks Theodor, undertaker, 957 Mission
Dierks William, waiter Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
1^" Dierks. See Diercks and Dircks
Diers Claus, r. 729 Turk
Diers Edith, domestic, r. 630 Shotwell
Diers Jacob H., saloonkeeper, r. 729 Turk
Diers John, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 20
Louisa
Diers Peter M,, pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 729
Turk
Dies Anton, broker, r. 825 Post
Dies Mary A., widow, r. 722 Lombard
Dieslau Ludwig, blacksmith, r. 18 Clara
Dieter Philip, groceries and liquors, 1206 Mission
Dieterich Albert, engineer S. P. Co., r. 219 Sixteenth
Dieterich Christian, truss mnfr, 406 Twentieth nr
Potrero Av
Dieterich Joseph, shoemaker, 623 Fourth
Diethelm Ulrich (Spaelti & Diethelm) r. 627 Commer-
cial
Dietisch Christian, fireman Arctic Ice Co., r. Mari-
posa nr Florida
Dietle Charles, prize bootmaker, 235 Bush, r. 234
Page
Dietle Charles Jr., with Charles Dietle, r. 234 Page
Dietrich Adajn H., doorkeeper Tivoli Opera House, r.
109 Teylor
Dietrich August, paperhanger, r. 1232 Stockton
Dietrich August F., clerk, r. 521 Minna
Dietrich Casper O., bartender Chris. W. Sims, r. 149
Perry
Dietrich Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Gold-
en Gate Av and Fillmore
Dietrich Emil, cook, r. 156 Third
Dietrich Emily, embroiderer, r. 149 Perry
Dietrich Frank, wines and liquors, NW cor Buchanan
and Grove
Dietrich Otto, clerk Kaufman & Feldmann, r. 903
Mission
Dietrich William A., conductor Market St .RR., r.W s
California Av, bet Esmeralda and Virginia Avs,
B. H.
Dietrich William K., real estate, 609 Sacramento, r.
312 Eddy
B^ Dietrich. See Detrick and Diedrich
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2T01T, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
I MARKET ST.
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Dietsch Frank E., foreman J. C. Rued & Co.,.r. Park
House
Dietscb Gottlieb, tanner, r. 115 H Twenty-sixth
Dietterle Frank, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 751
Capp
Dietterle George, ealesuian Goldberg Bowen & Co., r.
4(1(1 !« Capp
Dietterle H. Mrs., widow, r. 751 Capp
tar Dietterle. See Dieterle
Dietz A. C. & Co. (Alfred C. Dietz and Charles G.
Clinch) manufacturers and importers paints,
oils, glass, varnish, lubricating aud illuminating
oils, etc, 7—9 Fiout
Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz * Co ) r. Oakland
Dietz August, machinist, r. 602 Tennessee
Dietz Charles, r. 9'Jl Harrison
Dietz Charles, teamster, r. 30 CUra
Dittz Charles L., salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Dietz Charles S.. longshoreman, r. 24 Gardner
Dietz Ferdinand, with S. F. Gas Light Co. and extra-
man Engine No. 14, r. 1045 Market
Dietz Frank E., mining secretary, room 8 S. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg, r. 2115 Scott
Dif^tz Frank X., watchmaker I. Hendel, r. 217 Mason
Dietz Gertrude, widow, r. 30() Fulton
Dietz Herman, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Dietz John E.. biker, r. 1^?^ Freelon
Dietz Leopold, baker, r. 1208 Twi'iity-second
Dietz Philip, glassblower, r. 75(5 Bryant
Dietzler G. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1904 Webster
Diez Angel, for«man Walker & Wade, r. 1425 Dupont
Diez Cayetano C. , cigar mufr, 409 Washington
Ditz Jonn, shoemaker, r. 391 Eighth
8^~ Diez. See Diaz
Difley Peter, r. 34(J Page
Diltot Alphonse, cashier U. S. Panorama Co., r. 127
Montgomery
Diggts Eva E. , copyist, 606 Montgomery, room 10,
r. 1U07 Union
Diggius Augustus (Diggins Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins Brotliers (Augustus, Byron and Julius C.)
contractors, 242U Sutter
Diggins Byron (Diggins Bros.) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggius Eliza, widow, r. 2412 Sntter
Diggius Julius C. (Diggins Bros.) r. 2412 Sutter
Diggins Thomas, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Diggins Timothy, r. 154 Shipley
Diggs Kate M., teacher, r. 722 Capp
Diggs John B., clerk Huntington. Hopkins Co., r. 722
Capp
Diggs William H., master mariner, r. 722 Capp
Digier Lizzie Mrs , cigars and tobacco, 634 Montgom-
ery, r. 816 Montgomery
Dignan Francis, calker. r. 42 Spear
Diguan H. L., kitchen hand, r. 10'>5 Market
Dignan .James, hostler Omnibus RR., r 21 Bruce PI
Dig^nan John P., merchant tailor, 212 Montgom-
ery
Dignan Lillian M. Mrs., r. 408 Greenwich
Dignan Thomas J., printer Bacon & Co., r. 21 Harri-
son Av
Di Gragia Joseph, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.. r.
Columbia Hotel
Dijeuu Alexander (Weitz & Diieau) r. 711 Brannan
Dijeau Pet.r, calker, r. 711 Brannan
Dikjnian Daniel 3.. agent, 202 McAllister
BS^ Dikeman. See Deckman and Uykeraan
Dilernia K Co. (Giuseppe Dilernia and Frank Filo-
grasso) confei tioners, 413 Geary
Dilernia Giuseppe (Dilernia h Co.) r. 313 Stockton
Dilges (y'onrad, milkman, r. 105 Juniper
Dilges Jacob, liquor saloon, 814 Bryant
Dilges Kate Miss, spice packer W. H. Miner, r. 105
Juniper
Dill Gertrude, widow, r. N s Twenty-fifth bet Noo
and Castro
Dill H. L.. blacksmith W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 553 Fifth
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IMPOUTF.RS .\NP I>K.\I.KKS IN
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641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
XE.\T AIIOVE PALACE IIOTKL.
Dill John P., printer, r. N e Twenty-fifth bet
Noe and Castro ,
Dill P. Mrs., r. 532 Fourth i
DillaT H., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. Ala- '
meda
Dil'ard Rufus, r. .528 Eddy
Uillenback John W., captain U. S. A., r. Presidio
Dillenbury Michael, eugtneer John Wieland Brew-
ing Co., r. 909 Eighteenth
Dillmann George, furniture mnfr, 560 Brannan, r.
Nebraska nr Nevada
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 1.503 Mason
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 2314 Mason
Dillon Bridget, widow, groceries, 509M Stevenson
Dillon Charles, laborer, r. 631 Second
Dillon Charles M., silesman. r. 753 Howard
Dillon David, teamster, r. 3 Maria
Dillon Kdward, clerk, r 517 Octavia
Dill(m E Iward, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 133
Chattanooga
Dillon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 517
Octavia
Dillon Edward Jr. (Dillon & Co.) r. Berkeley
Dillon E. J., yardraaster, r. 148 Fifth
Dillon Esther, widow, groceries, 11 Collins
Dillon Frederick, longshoreman, r. NE cor Mission
and Steuart
Dillon George, salesman I X L, r. 156 Third
Dillon George B., compositor Bulletin, r. 597 Linden
Av
Dillon Henry, liquor saloon, 618 San Jos6 Av
Dillon James, laborer, r. 139 Sliipley
Dillon Jam-s, plasterer, r. 3>0!4 IvyAv
Dillon Jimes, porter, r. 827 Vallejo
Dillon James B., real estate r. 597 Linden Av
Dillon James G., teamster L. Scatena & Co., r. 220
Ritch
Dillon J. E., yardmaster S. P. Co.
Dillon Jeremiah, fireman, r. W s Xlichigau bet Sierra
and Shasta
Dillon John, boarding, W 8 Nebraska bet Yolo and
Armv
Dillon John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Dillon John, teamster, r. 4 Maria
Dillon John J., insurance agent, r. 501 Van Ness Av
nillou Josepb, driver, r. 764 Fol»om
Dillon Lawrence, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Dillon Martin, r. 717 Nut una
Dillon M>iry J. Mrs., r. 753 Howard
Dill(m Michael, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Michael J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Dillon Miles, fireman, r. 1.59 Clara
Dillon X. Mrs., widow, r. ,501 Van Ne«s Av
Dillon Nellie Miss, saleslady, r. 7.')3 Howard
Dillon Patrick, fireman, r. ii6 Clementina
Dillon Patrick, foundryraan, r. 717 Nitoma
Dillon Patrick, laborer Oriental Bonded Warehouse,
r. 43 St.inly PI
Dillon Patrick F., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 133
Cliattanooaa
Dillon Peter F., proptr Dillon's Hotel, 512 Mission
Dillon Robert, laborer, r. 44 Ritch
Dillon Sirah, domestic 1723 Stevenson
Dillon Thomas, liquor saloon, 26 Steuart
Dillon Thomas, longshoreman, r. 210 Union
Dillon Thomas, policeman, r. 313 Sixth
Dillon Thomas F., clerk, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Thomas H., policeman, r. Seventeenth nr
Diamond
Dillon Thomas I., clerk, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Dillon Thomas I., clerk, r. 1112 Seventeenth
DilloiJ William, teamster, r. 3 Maria
Di;,on William, upholsterer, 934 Folsom
Dillon William 3., machinist, r. 7.53 Howard
Dillon Jc Co. (E Iward Dilhm Jr.) chronometer and
watchmakers, 310 California
Dillon's Hotvl, Peter F. Diiloii prontr, 512 Mission
Dimmell Frank, machinist, r. 15 PfellTer
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AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pir« - Place Tri mining's
a Speclulty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
DiiunuT Eugene, clerk, r. 74H Broadway
Diiuiuer Jules, (.'lerk, r. 74:! Broadway
Dimmer Nicliolns, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Bri'adway and Powell
Diniou .l:u-ob S. Jr., cashier Middleton & Sharon, r.
COO Bush
Dimoud Edwin R., clerk Williams, Dlmond & Co., r.
Menlo Park
Dinionil H , tiremnn. r. 36 Clay
Diniond Johu, eoaihnian 912 Bnah
Dinjouil John, coalpasser stiur Granada
Dimond Joseph I., secretary Golden Gate Fair Assn,
109 Front, r. SUH Mission
Dimond William H. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r.
Pacilic Club
B^ Dimond. See Diamond
Dimont Matthias, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Dimpfel George H. A., r. 630 Post
Diuau Catherine, widow, nurse, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan l)aniel, groceries, 319 Valleio
Diuan Dennis, porter Sterling Furniture Co.
Dinan Dennis C. timekeeper King-Morse Canning
Co., r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan Dennis F., r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan Henry mei hanical dentist, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Jane PI
Dinan Jeremiah F., cooper, r. .5 Jane PI
Dinan John, blarksmith, 231 s Pine r. 12 Wildey
Dinan Mary, widow, r. 1109 Folsom
Diuan William E., copyist Recorder's Oflace,r. 5 Jane
PI
Dineen Charles, laborer John Flynn, r. 2}^ Langton
Diueen Dennis, longshoreman, r. 135 Freelon
Dineen Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Bowles PI
Dingefelder Robert, r. 24 Mint Av
Diug^on Harriet, widow, r. 2.529 California
Dingeon Helen Miss, r. 2529 California
Dingle Frederick H., teamster, r. .563 J$ Minna
Dingle John, shoecutter Kutz k Murr, r. 22 Quinn
Dingle Ri'-hsrd, carpenter, r. 22 Quinn
Dingle William H., shoemaker, r. 22 Quinn
Dingle William N., clerk letter dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 563 5^ Minna
Dingledy William, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Dingley Charles L. (C. L. Dingley & Co.) r. Oakland
Dingley Charles L. Jr. (C. L. Dingley & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Dingley C. L,. & Co. (Charles L. and Charles L.
Dingley Jr.) commission merchants and lumber,
13 Stfuart
Dingley Thomas F., tea and coffee, 315)4 Fifth
Dingley Walttr F., clerk C. L. Dingley & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Dingman Frances L. Mrs., r. 1806 'DnJon
Dlngraan Soap Co., Glassman & Co. agents, 209 Bat-
tery
Dini Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2i0}^ Fifth
Dinkelmeyer Frederick, fringeweaver, r. 1001 Folsom
Diukelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2293 Sac-
ramento
Dinkelspiel Henry (L. Dinkelspiel & Co) r. 1238
O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel Joseph L., with Lebenbaum Bros., r
12H8 O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel Joseph S. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r.
lOU Van Ness Av
Dinkelspiel Li. <Sf Co. (Lazarus, Emile and
Hi nry Diukelspiel and Johu A Cook) importers
and iobhers dry goods, 37-39 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 1238
O'Farrell
Dlnkels iel Louis M., merchant, r. 2293 Sacramento
Dinkelspiel Samuel, sali snian L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 1238 O'Farrell
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co, (Joseph Haber, David
E. Josephl and Joseph S. Dinkelspiel) importers
watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 120 Sutter,
rooms 3-4
Diuklns Hamilton C, clerk, r 1808 Sutter
Dinkle H. C, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Dinneen John, expressman cor Spear and Mission, r.
1760 Harrison
Dinneen P. J., boxmaker Pao. Box Factory, r. 6 Hen-
rietta Square
Dlnnie Donald, laborer, r. 561 Stevenson
Diuniene J. H., glass cutting and embossing, 108
Main, r. 3.5 Hot!' Av
Dinniene Timothy A., butcher, r. 45 Clementina
Dinnigau Ann widow, r. 1830 Howard
Diunigau Robert P., bartender, r. 1830 Howard
Di Nohi Alfonzo. clerk Leon di Nola, r. 1600 Howard
Di Nola Leon, pharmacist, 1600 Howard, r 538
Haight
Dinse Gustav, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 507 Bay
Dinsmore R. <!te Co. (Robert Dinsmore and George
S. Thurston) stockbrokers, '228}^ Montgomery
Dinsmore Robert (R. Dinsmore & Co.) r. 219 Leaven-
. worth
Dinsmore Samiiel, r. 1219 McAllister
Dinsmore William H., with John W. Pew, r. 930
Market
Dinter Joseph, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Bros., r. 25
Creek Lane
Dinucci Thomas, with Daniel Giovannini, r. 810 Pa-
cific
Dion Charles, Stewart Pacific Club
Dippel August, laborer, r. Malta nr Railroad Av
Dippel Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Vallejo, r. 2013 Powell
Dippel William G., tailor, 6 Clara Lane
Dipper Henry, finisher George H. Fuller, r. Eigh-
teenth ur Valencia
Dippman Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 529 Sacramento
B^" Dircks. See Diercks and Dierks
Directory (Business) City and County of
San Francisco, office, 518 Clay
Directory City and County of San Fran-
cisco, W. H. L. Corran compiler, 518 Clay
Dirigo Club, 322 Geary
DIEKINQ FRITZ (for^eny,. W.
Tucker & Co.) jeiveler and importer
■»vatclies, diamonds and music 1>oxes,
13 Plielan Bldg, r. Fair Av, bet Mission
and California Av
Dirks George, shipcalker, r. Servia nr St. John
Dirks John C, calker, r. Manitoba bet Yazoo andRail-
road Av
Disbecker Samuel, secretary Schmidt Label and
lithographic Co., 2,5-31 Main, r. 733 Turk
Diebrow James W., painter, r. 14 Capp
Disdier Jules, manager California Hotel, r. 1605
Mason
Discher August, carpenter and builder, r. E s Hattie
nr Corbett Road
Dislau Ludwig, blacksmith helper Cal. Tool Works,
r. 18 Geary
Dismell Henry, cook, r. 826 Folsom
Dispaux John T., clerk, Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 274
Jessie
Diss J. W, F., journalist Examiner, r. 2230 Jackson
Dissat Antnne, wigmaker, 511 Kearny, r.509 Kearny
Disse Willianl, carpenter, r. 807 Folsom
Distel Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 632 Green
Distel Edward F.. zincographer McCabe Litho and
Engraving Co., r. 632 Green
Distel Josephine, widow, r. 632 Green
Diston Robert, coffee saloon, 654 Mission, r. 550 Mis-
District Attorney, office Old City Hall, third
floor
District Court U. S., Northern District of Cali-
fornia, U. S. Appraisers' Building, fourth floor
Disturnell William C, publisher, office 512 Mont-
gomery, r. 1 Tay
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKFT ST.. rOP.. TIfTRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
I 5 30 '
(WASHINUTON ST.)
PMncers Of FINE TABLE WINES
DIT
405
DOA
Dite Vicenzo. bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Pithiuur Augustus C, r. l:Uo Lagiiua
Ditbiuar Eiurua A. Mies, private si-bool, 1139 Howard
Ditiuore Piter, laborer PbcEuix White Lead and Color
Works
Ditsou James, oeanian, r. 26G Brennau
Ditteiihopfer Tillie (Oesterman, Rehfisch & Co.) r.
1307 O'Farrell
Ditteuhoefer Tobias, r. 1307 O'Farrell
Dittes Cbarles F. (Dittes & Wappel) r. 1503 Fillmore
Dittes Eruest, bookkeeper Wielaud Bros., r. 1505
Fillmore
Dittes Michael, barber, 1505 Fillmore
DJttes & Wuppel (Charles F. Diites and Albert M.
Wappel) butchers, 1411 Octavia
Dittle Heiiry, liquor saloon, NE cor Greenwich and
Pierce, r. 2332 Greenwich
Dittman Richard, harnessQiaker, r. 150 Eighth
Dittmann Adolph, driver Chicago Brewing Co., r. 130
Fern Av
Dittmaun Emil, commisoion merchant, r. 1127 Ellis
Dittiuar Charles (Hird & Dittmar) r. 2409 Howard
Dittmar Edward, cigars and tobacco, 1709 Devisadero,
r. 1312 Devisadero
Dittmar Frederick, carpenter, r. 21}<s Twenty-second
Dittmar Paul, wood turner, r. 34 Hayes
Dittmer Frederick, engineer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2015 Folsom
Dittmer Frederick, merchant tailor, 408 i^ Sixth
Dittmer Hermann W., clerk German Consulate, r.
1613 Gough
Dittmer John F., liquor saloon, SE cor Minna snd
New Montgomery, r. 115 J^ Perry
Dittmer Max, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1G13 Gough
Dittmer Oscar, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1613
Goufjh
Dittmers George, master mariner, r. 208M Twelfth
Di Vecchio Emilio, butcher, 440 Hayes, r. 3 Webster
Di Vecchio Ermenegildo, butcher Fiore Di Vecchio,
r. 301 Hayes
Di Vecchio Fiore, butcher, 301 Hayes
8^" Di Vecchio. See Devechio
Diver John, car driver, r. 24 Oak Grove Av
Diver John, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 13}^ Dore
Diver Raymond A., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York, 401 California, r. 2216 Fillmore
Dividend Building. O. Livermore agent, KW cor Pine
and Leirtesdorfif
Divisich Stephen, 317 East
Dix Casper (Dix & Straub) r, 594 Sycamore, Oak-
land
Dii «& Straub (Casper Dis and Michael Straub)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Filbert and Fill-
more
Dixey William F., entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 1210 Turk
Dixon Alexander, r. 112^6 Turk
Dixon Annie L., widow, r. 2645 Mission
Dixon Autonio, liquor saloon, 508 Broadway, r. 428
Broadway
Dixon Bessie Miss, teacher Valencia Street Grammar
Sihool, r. 1414 Jacksnn
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
(John B. Dixon antl Cliarles Borjregon)
niitnufitctui-ers show cases, 37 MiirUet
Dlxou Charles L. (Hi^jley & Dixon) r. 233 Sixth
Dixon CliHrles W., student, r. 112 Devisadero
Dixon Clement, wines and liquors. 8 Summer
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.
(of Jersey City, N. J. ) Jantes G. Allen
a^ent, manufacturers Dixon'a black
lead crucibles, Dixon's lead pencils,
Dixon's stove polish, Dixon's foundry
facings, Dixon's <rrai>hite, Dixon's
black lead, Dixon's pluinb:i{;o, Dixon's
axle "frease, oflice and depot 106 Davis
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
G4I to 647 MARKET STREET.
Dixon Edmund, cook, r. 1031 Sutter
Dixon Edward G.. clerk Swenarton & Heim. r. 919
Eddy
Dixon Frederick, engineer, r. 29 Second
Dixon George E., student Heald's Business College, r.
112 Devisadero
Dixou George W. (Curtis, Dixon k Co.) r. 112 Devis*-
dero
Dixon Helen Miss, r. 215 Pierce
Dixon H. J. Mrs., widow, r. 175 Perry
Dixon James, heater Pac. Rolling Mill
Dxon James, traveler Charles J. Woodbury, r. East
Oakland
Dixon James Capt. (Dixon & Co.) r. Oakland
Dixon James F., clerk M. L. Ascher, r. 1623 Post
Dixon James K. P., sampler U. S. Mint, r. 2336 Mis-
sion
Dixon John, blacksmith, r. SE cor Van Ness Av and
Filbert
Dixon John, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Dixon John, cook, r. 1103 Montgomery
Dixou John, proi)tr Pacific Patent Agency, St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 2443 Howard
Dixon John, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss *: Welch,
r. 919 Eddy
Dixon John B. (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.) r. Oakland
Dixon John E., stockbroker, 327 Pine, room 23, r. 332
Haight
Dixon John M., salesman M. Hart, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixou Joseph, laborer Union Xrou Works, r. Ns Sierra
bet Michigan and Georgia
Dixon Mary A., widow, r. 1414 Jackson
Dixon Matthew, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 5231t
Brannan
Dixon Oscar, waiter, r. 207 Minna
Dixon Richard, engineer, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Robert Mrs., widow, r. 919 Eddy
Dixon S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1<)23 Post
Dixon Samuel, (Susmann & Dixon) r. 1063 Mission
Dixon Samuel W., salesman M. Meussdorffer, r. 1223
Pacific
Dixon Thomas, carpenter, r. 505 Linden Av
Dixon Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Dixon Thomas M., molder, r. 1242 Howard
Dixon Thomas R., raining, r. 1024 Bush
Dixou W. H , salesman, r. 1122 Market
Dixon Walter O.. clerk M. Meussdorffer, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixou William S., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss
& Welch, r. Oakland
Dixon & Co. (Capt. James Dixon) ship brokers and
commission merchants, 123 California
8^" Dixon. See Dickson, Dixsou and Dickinson
Dixson George D., painter, r. NE cor Broderick and
Union
Dizney William, cabimtmaker Palace Hotel
Doan Artemus J., barber, 32 Lewis
Doan Clarence, machine hand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 714 Broadway
Doan Svlvester, compositor Examiner, r.iii Scotland
Doane Frederick A., clerk Naval Office Custom
House, r. 60t) Folsom
Doane George, clerk Sutter St. RR., r. 15 Twelfth
Doane Gustavus C , captain U. S. A., r. Prebidio
Doane Isaac Y. (John Lee .<; Co.) r. 312 Turk
Doane John H., shipping clerk George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1011 S.-ott
Doane Jolin O., secretary Preston & McKlnnon
and Shoalwater Bay Mill Co., pier 6 Bteuart. r.
522 Van Ness Av
Doane Joshua G.. boarding aud sales stable, hay and
grain, 1117 Golden Gate Av
Doane Lucy J., widow, r. 606 Folsom
Doane Marshall, capitalist, r. 1122 Twenty-first
Doane Mioah (Doane .V Co.) r. l."> Twelfth
Doau(> Obadiah. brickmasou, r. 71H Li-«vcnworth
Doane Orson K.. clerk J. G. Doane. r. 1117 Golden
Gale Av
PRINTING PRESSES, PfiLMER & REY, d05407 SANSOME ST.'
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA OKY "WPKCIAt,,"
W. B. Chapman, Sole Agrent for Pacific Coast.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl-OUTKIia OS"
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Doaiie 1'. A.. fiTeiiiHii S. F. Liinilxr Co . r. Oaklainl
DoHiie Samuel B., olerk M. P. Biid M. dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 308 Leavenworth
Doane Thomas H., entry clerk Bonestell & Co., r.
1011 Scott
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane k Henshelwood) r. 2013 Bush
Doane Williard C, oyster dealer, 012-614 Third, r.
123'2 Twenty-first
Doane & Co (Micah Doane) dravmen, .309 Market
DOANE & HENSHELWOOD
(Wilbur G. Doane anil Tlionius R. Hen-
slielwoodl importers and retail dealers
drypoods, and aerents celebrated Pos-
ter Kid Gloves, 1 33 Kearny, SE cor
Sutter, THurlo^v Block
Dobbas B. B., proprietor California Boulevard,
NW cor California and Central Av
Dobbie Alexander, with Electric Light Co., r. 807
California
Dobbie Edward, surveyor, r. 807 California
Dobbie James B. (Elder & Dobbie) r. .529 Poet
Dobbin Hamilton H., shoemaker Porter, Slesslnger &
Co.. r. 12.5 Silver
Dobbelaar Jacob, master mariner, r. 102 Ridley
Dobbs L. L., salesman Horace V. Scott
Dober Charles, silverplatpr, r. 452 Tehama
Dober Joseph H. A., packer W. & i. Sloane & Co., r.
452 Tehama
Dober Joseph W., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dobinson James H. , secretary estate ofWilUam
Sharon, 305 Sansnnie, r. Palace Hotel
DOBLE ABNER importer steel
and S'wedlsli iron, manufacturer tools,
af^ent Tlios. Firtli i!k Sons Eng^lish steel,
manag-er Park Brother & Co. , Limited,
Black Diamond Steel Works, Lake Su-
perior Copper Mills, 13-15 Fremont, r.
1315 Goujifli
Doble Frank, salesman Abner Doble, r. 1315 Gough
Doble Robert McF., office 13-15 Fremont, r. 1315
GouKh
DobleWlliam A., foreman Abner Doble, r. 1315
Gough
Dobler Charles, meiallurgist. r. 200 Stockton
Dobler Elise, widow, r. 1522 Stockton
Dobler John, baker, r. 901 Twenty-third
Doblin Jacob, cigarmaker Charles Harris, r. 331 Jessie
Dobman Joseph, laborer, r. 18J$ Washington Av
Dobrin B. Mrs., r. 719 Qough
Dobrindt John, varieties, 1804 Polk
Dobrzensky Adolph, pressman, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobrzensky Julius, metermaker 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 548 Minna
Dobrzfnsky Leopold, teamster, r. 323 Brannan
Dobrzensky Samuel, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobrzensky Sarah Miss, stationery, 717 Larkin
Dobson Adelbert, engineer, Presidio
DobsoD Benjamin F.. laborer Union Iron Works, r.
Napa bet Connecticut and Arkansas
Dobson Charles, teacher banjo, 17 Fourth
Dobson Henry L., painter, r. 702 McAllister
Dobson J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Franklin
Dobson John M., waiter, r. 6G8 Harri.son
Dobson Richard S., helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2225
Greenwich
Dock Charles, cook, r. 610 Sixth
Dock Peter O., clerk William H. Rice, r. 2418 Sacra-
mento
Dockendorff Erail, expressman, r. .509 Birch Av
DockendorflJoh;.nna, widow, r. 1108 Pierce
Dockendiirflf Lizzie Mrs., r. 1211 Steiner, rear
Docker William, seaman stmr Alemeda
Dockery Don M. Jr., student, r. 121 Halght
Dockery Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Dockery Jame.s P., r. 18 O'Farrell
Dockery Patrick, teamster, r. 1137 Folsom
Docking Joel, brlckniBSon, r. 634 Vallejo
Do<-klnK8 Ellen, widow, r. 952 Mission
Dodd Adam, master mariner, r. 1309 Guerrero
DiMld Andrew, r. 1034 Twenty- 'oiirth
liddd 15. n.iMinin, porter F.W. Riechers, r. (iOl Larkin
Dodd Charl. 8. <ook E.W. Stewart, r. 253 Minna
Dodd Frederick, engineer, r. 340 Tehama
Dodd George, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Dodd Harrison, bookkeeper, r. G55 Washington
Dodd John, seaman, r. 263 Plast
Dodd James, laundrymau Central Laundry, r. 210
Ridley
Dodd James, groceries and liquors, cor Cortland Av
and Miuot. B. H.
Dodd John S., dairyman, r. cor A and Fortv-third Av
Dodd Julia N., widow, nurse, r. 1140 Mission
Dodd Michael, painter M. J. & J. J. "Donovan, r. 1135
Harrison
Dodd Samuel, scavenger, r. 516 Sixteenth
Dodd Vincent A., foreman S. F. Laundry; r. 9 Hyde
Dodd William, teamster, r. 153 Perry
Dodd William H., bookkeeper Wittland & Fredrick-
son, r. 655 Washington
Dodds Hannah, widow, r. 510 Francisco
Dodds Hannah Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 510 Francisco
Dodds Mary Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 510 Francisco
Dodds Robert, foreman machine shop Pac. Iron Works
r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Dodds Willis G., r. 1809 Pierce
Dodel Hans, chemist Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 136
Eighth
Doden Herman, boiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 163
Sixteenth
Doderer John, bartender, r. 562ii Natoma
Dodge Ambrose teamster, r. 511 Bryant
Dodge Augustus N., carpenter, r. Teneriffe nr Tom-
bigbee
DODGE BROTHERS (zenast;.
Dodgre) stationers, engravers and steam
printers, 2'< 5 Post
Dodge Burdick, tanner, r. 525}^ Valencia
Dodge C. B, r. 331 Montgomery
Dodge Charles F., r. 123 Julian Av
Dodge Charles H., plumber, r. 1425 Steiner
Dodge Charles P., carpenter, r. €04 Shotwell
Dodge Daniel, butcher, 159 Steuart, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge David, foreman W. A. Meeker, r. Teneriflfe nr
Tombigbee
Dodge D. Frank Jr., scenic artist, r. 20 Laurel PI
Dodge Edward E., patrolman, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge Edward J. (Pollard & Dodge) r. Alameda
Dodge Elbert N., painter, r. 1019 Twenty-first
Dodge Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, r. 916 Howard
Dodge George E., bookkeeper, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge George W., driver Los Gatos Ice Co., r. 8085^
Mission
Dodge Henry L. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1298 Van
Ness Av
Dodge Henry W., physician, 217 Geary, r. cor Cali-
fornia and Devisadero
Dodge Henry W., plumber, 1030 Sutter, r. 439 O'Far-
rell
Dodge Horace T., physician and surgeon, 36 Geary, r.
1896 Broadway
Dodge Jared S., with Dodge Bros., r. Redwood City
Dodge John W., master mariner, r. 2303 Polk
Dodge John W. Jr., seal engraver G. M. Wood & Co.,
r. 2303 Polk
Dodge Joseph E., master mariner, r. 2303 Polk
Dodge Luther C, superintendent Pac. Woodenware
and Cooperage Co., SE cor Sixth and Berry, r. 1298
Van Ness Av
Dodge Miles B., inventor, r. Sii Hill
Dodge Mortimer M., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 1128 Valencia
it
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner DIOMXOOJJIKKY uiid SVTTEK STS-
IMPEEIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Assets, $9,658,479. I WM. SE2T0N, Asst Jliaager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY I MAH^^f^sTJ^^^'^SIlSJIKlorNgf^^^^^^^
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V<'i\\i'- Nathan, clerk Albert DlVjblee. r. IHO Mi8«ion
Dodife NjttUiin, BupiTintt-ndeut Ci-ntre Market,
SE (.-or Sutter and Grant Av, r. lOl'J Tweuty-flrst
D'ulKe R, I,., r. \m:> Green
V'i<\tie R M. Mrs., wldnw, r. 1149 Mission
Dodife, Sweeney <!ic Co. (Henry L. Dodge. Lo-
renzo H Sweeney. John E. KugKles and F. W.
Van Sii-klenl wholesale provision and comoilK-
sionmercbantg, 114-116 Market and 11-13 Cali-
fornia
Dodt,'.' Theodore C, clerk D. C. Smith & Co., r. 123 I
JuUuu Av
Vudaa Walter, machinist, r. 1149 Mission
DodRe William W., with Haas Bros., r. 50.5 Jones
Dodye William J., engineer, r. 17 Grand Av
Dodge Zenas U. (Dodge Bros.) r. fi07 Ellis
D<;du)!in Harry, hostler M. Michelsen & Son, r. 617
Ellis
Dodson Beverly, street contractor, r. 8W cor Eliza-
beth and Noe
Dodson G. 8., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Dodson William, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2612 Sut-
ter
Doe Alonzo C, clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
233(» Mii^slon
Doe B. & J. S. (Bartlett, John S. and Charles F.)
doorx, sashes and blinds, 44-46 Market
Doe Bnrtlett (B. fc J. S. Doe) r. 402 Golden Gate Av
Doe Cha-les F. (Charles F. Doe & Co.) r. NE cor Cali-
fornia and Laguna
Doe Charles P. «& Co. (Charles F. and Frank P.
Doe) lumber dealers and agents Coquille Mill
and Tug Co.. SW cor Howard and Spear
Doe Charles P., bookkeeper Russ, Sanders & Co., r.
213 Chattanooga
Doe Charles W., clerk B. & J. 8. Doe, r. 515 Golden
Gate Av
Doe Frank P. (Charles F. Doe k Co.) r. 2002 Laguna
Doe John S. (B. A: J. S. Doe) r. Grand Hotel
Doe I.oring B., merchant, r. 1727 Pine
Doe Millen L., clerk B.*: J. S. Dje. r, Oakland
Doe Otis, water tender stmr State of California
Doehrer George H., shoemaker, 307 Minna
Doeing Adolph J., clerk, r. 2610 Folsom
Doeiiig Carl A. (Diepenbrock Bros. & Doeing) r. 2610
Folsom
Doeing Frank L., salesman Diepenbrock Bros, and
Doeing, r. 2016 Folsom
Doelger John, bakery, 1321 Mason
Doell Henry, r. 519 Pine
Doell Rud'ilph. r. 319 Pine
Doepfncr Richard F., driver, r. 833 Broadway
Doepke Wilhelin, carpenter Qenaan Hospital
Duf-ring George, liquor dealer, r. 1109 Treat Av
Doering George Jr., carpenter, r. 1109 Treat Av
Doerner John, bootmaker, r. 24 Bridge PI
Doerr Albert, cabinetmaker 8. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 30 White's PI
Doerr CharlesF., cooper Rndolpb Armstrong, r. 423
Ninth
Doerr H-.nry, bartender, r. SE cor Fourth and Brannna
Doerr K. harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Doerr Philip J., blacksmith Cal. Tool Works, r. 1425
Sanchez ,
Doerr William, broker, r. NE cor Haight and Stan-
yan
Doerr William, farmer, Vienna nr France Av, Excel-
slor Homestead
•^ Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doettger Benjamin, restauiant, 108 Fourth, r. 112
Fourth
Doff Paul, helper F. Langeron, 414 Broadway
Doffe Louis, laborer, r. Ocean House Road
Dog^ett Danton, pressman Bacon k Co., r. 121234
Kearny
Doggett Samuel W. attorney at law, 609 Sacramento
Doggett Sumpter E., foreman pressman Francis, Val-
entine k Co., r. 1517 315 Mason
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7?
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
LMIuIMKItH ANIJ IjKALKHK ].V
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Doggett William R., shoemaker, r. 59 LangtoD
Doheman Hermann, clerk Bruns Bros, k Steimke, r.
20U1 Mission
IK^ Doheney. See Dohoney
Doherty Addle Miss, dressmaker, r. 825 Larkln
Doher:y Andrew G., saleaman J. Samuels, r. 1122 Fil-
bert
Doherty Annie Miss. r. 2 Taylor PI
Doherty Bernard, millman Pao. Rolling Mill
Doherty Charles J., salesman C. Curtin, r. 24 Turk
Doherty Daniel, driver, r. 71.4 Folsom
Doherty Daniel, tailor, r. 912 Natoma
Doherty Daniel, laborer A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. 214
Ritch
Doherty Delia, domestic 2121 California
Doherty Emma Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1420 Taylor
Doherty Ferdinand G., accountant H. Levi k Co., r.
1420 Taylor
Doherty Francis J., clerk A. F. Nye k Co., r. 1304
California
Doherty Francis J., laborer Empire Foundry, r. 2010
Larkin
Doherty George (McColgen * Doherty) r. 224 Third
Doherty George, groceries and liquors, 123 Silver
Doherty Frank, tailor, r. 1710 Clay
Doherty Hugh, labor'-r, r. 10 Army
Doherty Jaiues, foundryraan, r. 10 Tehama
Doherty James, laborer, r. 5'20 Mission
Doherty John, clerk, r. 825 Larkin
Doherty John, foundryman. r. 10 Tehama
Doherty John, groceries, wines and liquors, 8E cor
Twenty-third and York
Doherty John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Doherty John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
1019 Mission
Doherty John A., laundry, 517 Howard, r. 516 Mission
Doherty John C, cabinetmaker, r. 120 Twelfth
Doherty John C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co., r.
825 Larkin
Doherty John J, boot flnisher Porter, Slesstnger k
Co., r. 28 Rausch
Doherty John P., plumber, 345 Kearny, r. 1809 O'Far-
rell
Doherty John R., carpenter, r. 1004 Jessie
Doherty Kate, domestic Occidental Hotel
Doherty Lucy 8. Mrs., r. 19 Ritch
Doherty Maggie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Doherty Mury, widow, r. 14 .'0 Taylor
Doherty Mathew, longshoreman, r. 148 Shipley
Doherty Michael, blacksmith, r. 153 Minna
Doherty Michael, laborer Enterprise Mill and Build-
IngCo., r. 974 Folsom
Doherty Nellie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Doherty Owen, teamster, r. 204 }< Ritch
Doherty Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 911 B»t-
tery
Doherty Philip A., chemist, r. 37 Grand Av
Doherty Richard, laborer, r. 647 Third
Doherty Rodger, eipressiuan, r. H2 I Harrison
Doherty Roger P., salesmnn C. Curtin. r. 408 Hyde
Doherty Sarah, domestic Occidental Hotel
Doherty Thomas, eugineer Sterling Furniture Co., r.
61 Seventeenth
Doherty Thomas, printer A. Waldstein, r. 520X
Ninth
Doherty Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 37 Grand Av
Doherty Timothy. fruUs and groceries. 021 McAllister
Doherty William, laborer, r. 325 Jessie
(13^ Doherty. See Dougherty
Dohm Charles F. A., sugar boiler, r. 727 Seventeenth
Dohnkeu Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 622
Greenwich
Dohonev James, expressman, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohoney John. r. 117 Shipley
Dohoney Philip C. salenman, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohonev William, stevedore, r. 158 Sanchez
KT" Dohoiicy. Stc Doheuey
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & SEY, 405407 Sansoffle St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMrourKKS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>ipv Fillinjf". "II Nizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
PohriiiH Charles, niilliT Outscn & Bruiis, r. 139 Core
Dolinuauu Adolph W. S. (estate of) F. W. Dohrmann.
adiuiuiatrator, 120 Sutter
Dohrmann Beruhard, salesman Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. Alameda
Dohrmann Elizabeth, widow, r. 41 Russ
Dohrmann Frederick W. (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.)
r. Alameda
Dohrmann W. Mrs., widow, r. f 35 Bryant
Dohrmann William, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. Alameda
Dohrmann & Co. (Henry Wangenheim) of&ce 203-207
Mission
8^" Dohrmann. See Dormsn
Dohrn Jacob, driver National Brewing Co., r. 722 Ful-
ton
Dohs Charles, blacksmith, r 972 Harrison
Doha Clara Miss, fanry goods, 629 Larkln
Dohs John, barber John Naismith, r. Oakland
Doig David C, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 426 Folsom
Doig George, adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r.
793 Howard
Dolan Bridget, domestic 2618 Bush
Dolan Charles H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
Dolan Edward (Reidy k Dolan) r. 743 Folsom
Dolan Edward, cook, r. 514}^ Third
Dolan Edward, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Francis, baker, r. 743 Folsom
Dolan Francis Jr., patternmaker, r. 743 Folsom
Dolan Homer, r, 210 J^ Thirteenth
Dolan Hugh, capitalist, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant
Dolan Hugh J., painter, r. Dominica nr Susquehanna
Dolan James, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Dolan James, laborer, r. 13 J4 Decatur
Dolan James, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
Dolan James, milker, r. cor Twenty-ninth and Castro
Dolan James, miner, r. 1125 Twentieth
Dolan Jame?^, steamshipman, r. 739 Folsom
Dolan James C, cigarboxmaker, r. 1017 Folsom
Dolan James F., carpenter, r. 640 J^ Natoma
Dolan James J., tanner Michael F. Dolan. r. W s
Twenty-fifth bet York and Hampshire
Dolan Jefferson, r. 156 First
Dolan John, commercial traveler, r. 433 >S Grove
Dolan John, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. cor Powell
and California Av, E. H.
Dolan John, nightwatchman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1504 li Folsom
Dolan John, peddler, r. 1051 Market
Dolan John, shoemaker, r. 807 Nineteenth
Dolan John, teamster, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan John, teamster, r. E s Lundy Lane nr Virginia
Av, B. H.
Dolan John D , corporal police, r. 2343^ Eleventh
Dolan John E., porter Wempe Bros., r. Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
Dolan John H., laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 25 J^ Moss
Dolan John, tanner, r. SE cor Fair Oaks and
Eighteenth
Dolan John J., boilermaker, r. 156 First
Dolan John J., train baggage master S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Dolan John M., attorney at law, 9 Montgomery Block,
r. 109 Perry
Dolan Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Lawrence, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E a
Louisiana bet Sierra and Shasta
Dolan Lawrence J., gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, r. Chenery
nr Thirtieth
Dolan Lnke, porter, r. 2517 Post
Dolan Margaret, domestic 1038 Mission
Dolan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Mary E., widow, r. 156 First
Dolan Michael, clerk, r. 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. Tehama nr Twenty-sev-
enth, li. H.
Dolan Michael, shipping clerk Macondray & Co., r.
UI9 Perry
Dolan .Michael, teamster, r. 43 Valle.jo
Dolan Michael F., tannery W s Vermont bet Yuba
and Cnlusa, r. N s Twenty-fifth bet York and
Hampshire
Dolan Mi('hael J., carriagemaker, and foreman En-
gine No. 3, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Dolan Nellie Miss, tailoress, r. 743 Folsom
Dolan Patrick, foundryman, r. 511 Howard
Dolan Patrick, melter, r. 19 Natoma
Dolan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1445 Minna
Dolan Patrick C, fireman U. S. Mint, r. 1017 Folsom
Dolan Peter, blacksmith, r. 510 Mission
Dolan Peter, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works
Dolan Phillip, liquor saloon, 636 Jackson, r. 641
Washington
Dolan Robert, watchman, r. 1621 Tuik
Dolan Rose, widow, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Simon, laborer, r 512 Howard
Dolan Thomas, laborer, r. 228 Sanchez
Doliin Thomas, laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Dolan Thomas, porter Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch,
r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan Thomas, proptr Champion Soap Factory, r. Es
Potrero Av bet El Dorado and Alameda
Dolan Thomas B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 802 Bay
Dolan Thomas F., tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. W s
Twenty-fifth bet York and Hampshire
Dolan Thomas F. C, student, r. E s Potrero Av bet El
Dorado and Alameda
Dolan Thomas R., cardriver, r. 2652 Folsom
Delan Thomas T., porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 107
Perry
Dolan Timothy, carpenter, r. 405 Broderick
Dolan W. F., salesman C. Curtin, r. 1104 Market
Dolan William, cabinetmaker, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan William, carriage driver, r. 2517 Post
Dolan William, horseshoer, 7 Louisa, r. 215 J4 Perry
Dolan William B., liquor saloon, 145 Third
Dolan William K., clerk Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. 234
Eleventh
a^" Dolan. See Doolan
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard
Dolbeei- & Carson (John Dolbeer and William
Carson) wholesale lumber dealers and shipping,
and agents Milford Land and Lumber Co. and
Dolbeer & Carson Lumber Co., 10 California
Dolbeer <Ss Carson liumber Co. (Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co.) Dolbeer & Carson agents, 10 California
Dolbier D., clerk L. E. White, r. Oakland
Dold Joseph, locksmith, r. 239 Eighth
Dolder Leopold F., groceries and liquors, 642 Jack-
son, r. 925 Washington
Dole Edward L., expressman, cor Market and Van
Ness Av, r. 13 Thirteenth
Dole Stephen C, pressman Report, r. 452 Minna
Dole Walter W., salesman Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 610 Third
Dolet Eugene, bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., r. 623
Geary
Dolge F., fruits and vegetables, 1357 Folsom
Dolheguy Buenaventura, merchant, r. 1417 Powell
Dollieguy Leon, with L. G. Sresovich & Co., r. 1417
Powell
Dolheguy Rose, manager F. Thomas & Co., r. 1417
Powell
Dolick Lewis, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Dollar George, waiter, r. 318 Jessie
Dollard John, teamster, r. 283^ Laugton
Dollard Patrick G., varnisher, r. 21 Silver
Dollard Thomas, sawyer, r. 819 Howard
Dollard William, wool sorter, r. 929 Bryant
Dollard William E., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.
62 Tehama
EVERY I>ES« KIPTION OF
TJ 3>T 3D E I?, 'W E -A. It
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
lARPAD HARftSZTHY & CO. IwASH^N^^TpNST.lProurietors of the Orleans Vineyard
DOL
409
DON
Dollein Adnm (Hoffiiiau k Dolleiu) r. 1028 Pacific
Dolley Michael, woml aud coal, 5 Oak Grove Av, r.
15 )« Oak Grove Av
Dolley William, teaiuster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Dolling Elsie, widow, r. 1127 Filbert
Dollinc William H., engraver Kothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolllvau Frank, r. ;i34 Bush
Dulliver F. J. Miss, varieties and bakery, 182!»Vi
Union
Dolliver Frank P., salesman McKay & Cblsholm, r.
360 Eleventh
Dolliver John S., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 3, r.
2907 Bush
Dolliver John W., clerk Pacific Bank, r. 1219 Geary
Dolliver Mary W., widow, r. 1528 Bush
Dolliver May E. Miss, teacher painting, r. 1219 Geary
Dolliver Samuel K. (Dolliver & Bro.) r. 12 Beaver
Dolliver Sewell, salesman Dolliver & Bro.. r. 2201
Fillmore
Dolliver Thomas ( Dolliver* Bro.) r. 137 Montgomery
Dolliver William, clerk Dolliver & Bro., t. 2750 Har-
rison
Dolliver <Se Brother (Thomas and Samuel R.
Dolliver and Albert R. Cburch) importers aud
dealers shoe manufacturers' materials, 573-575
Maiket
Dolov August, peddler, r. SE cor Lombard and
Franklin
Dolpbiu Swimming and Boating Club, cor Beach and
Montgomery Av
Dolson DeWitt C, r. 2625 Mission
DolsoD S. L. assistant engineer S. F. and N. P. KR.
Co., r. Oakland
Domenichini Charles, fruits. 1817 Powell
Domeuici Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. S s Francisco
nr Montgomery Av
Domenici Basilio, tailor, 1335 Dupont, r. 313 Lombard
Dnmenicl Eduardo, cabinetmaker, r. 824 Vallejo
Doiueiiifi Giovanni, shoemaker, 1333 Dupont
Domenici Leonardo, cabinetmaker, r. 824 Vallejo
Domenici Luigi, saloonkeeper, r. 1339 Dupont, rear
Domeniconi Anselmo (FrapoUi, Berges & Co.) r. 2010
Taylor
Domergue Josephine, dressmaking and trimmings,
1429 Dupont
Domestic Paper Patterns, J. W. Evans agent,
29 Post
Domestic Sewing Machine Co. . J. W. Evans
agent, 29 Post
Domett William E., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 714 Shotwell
Domingo Antone, steward, r. 122 Jackson
Doniinguez Carmen, widow, r. 1405 Powell
Domiugues Frank, waiter, r. 13 Hunt
Domingues Ricardo A., third assistant engineer stmr
Acapulco, r. 1405 Powell
Dominican Convent, Sister Mary Pia O. S. D.,
superioress, 1210 Guerrero
Dominican Monastery, NW cor Steiner and
Bush
Dominiche Reginaldo. cabinetmaker Charles Greffe,
r. Fifth bet Mission aud Howard
Dominion House, 110 Sixth
Dominique Romaine lapidary J. V. Bretonnel, r. 634
Vallejo
Doiumes Charles W., machinist G. L. Henzel, r. 734
Harrison
Domrowe Wilhelm, shoemaker, 1005 Post
Don Jean, r. 1510 Dupont
Donaghy Henry, dairyman, r. NW cor Octavia and
Filbert
Donaghy James S., receiver Omnibus RR., r. 16 Perry
Donalioe David J., canmaker, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, r. 6 Minna
Douahoe Henry, solicitor New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co.
Donahoo M. J. (Burge & Donahoo) 2fi Beale
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641, 643. 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Donahue Annie, widow, r. 464 Bryant
Donahue Bridget, widow, r. 219^ Hitch
Donahue Charles (Kelleher & Donahue! r. 163 Minna
Donahue Charles, boilermaker, r. 820 Folsom
Donahue Charles J., salesman Henry Loewentaayn,
r. 1113 Kearny
Donihue Cornelius, laborer, r. 13 Bernice
Donahue Cornelius J., groceries and liquors, 501
Eighth, r. 503 Eighth
Donahue Dennis, drayman, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Edward, r. 526 Harrison
Donahue Edward, dyer John F. Snow k Co.
Donahue Edward, salesman Edward Patchell, i. 21
Moss
Donahue Ellen, widow, r. 4 Zoe PI
Donahue Eugene, expressman, cur Second and How-
ard, r. 145 J« Dore
Donahue Frank, engineer, r. 12 Lynch
Douahue Frank, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Donahue Hannah Mrs., r. S s Stevenson nr Potter
Donahue Henry (Uurtzig & Donahue) r. 126 Turk
Donahue Henry M., druggist Charles A. Bayly
Donahue Hugh Mrs., widow, r. IGOfi Howard
Donahue James, cigarmaker J. W. Shaefifer k Co., r.
71()>^ Clementina
Donahue James, hostler City RR., r. 1829 Miscion
Donah'ue James, journalist Examiner, r. 504 Eddy
Donahue James, laborer, r. 13 Everett
Donahue James, teamster, r. 815 Harrison
Donahue James, waiter, r. 326 Green
Donahue James M., president San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad Co. and Sonoma Val-
ley Railroad Co., office 410 Mission, r. San Rafael
Donahue James T., bookkeeper Stevenson & Long-
will, r. 522 Jessie
Donahue John, butcher, r. 8M Decatur
Donahue John, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Donahue John, tile cutter and extraman Engine No. 9
Donahue John, laborer, r. 18 Folsom Av
Donahue John, laborer, r. S s Stevenson nr Potter
Donahue John, teamster, r. 319 Jessie
Donahue John J., actor, r. 11 John
Donahue John J., plumber, r. 912 Ellis, rear
Donahue John W., compositor Journal of Commerce,
r. 252 Perry
Donahue John W., surveyor, r. 84 West Mission
Donahue Joseph, carpet layer, r. 1.59 Tehama
Donahue Julia, widow, r. 13 Bernice
Donahue Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 523 Myrtle Av
Donahue Lizzie E. Mrs., teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 132 Julian Av
Donahue Mamie, r. 2322 Mission
Donahue Martin H., saloonkeeper, r. 443 Minna
Donahue Nora, widow, r. 242 Oak
Donahue Owen, miner, r. 309 Elm Av
Donahue Patrick, contractor, r. 84 West Mission
Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore
Donahue Patrick, machinist, r. 521 Howard
Donahue Patrick, watchmaker aud jeweler, 104 Jack-
son
Donahue Patrick E., bartender William Faber, r. 102
Fifth
Donahue Patrick J., carpenter, r. 521 Howard
Donahue Peter J., real estate, 55 Nevada Block, r. 346
First I
Donahue Philip, cook City and County Hospital
Donahue Robert C, driver Union Ico Co.. r. 242 Oak
Donahue Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Fulton
Donahue Simon, shoemaker, r. 40'> Gough
Donahue Stephen J., soapmaker Union Soap Factory,
r. 924 Seventeenth
Donahue Theodore J., bookkeeper Union Ico Co., r.
242 Oak
Donahue Thomas, r. 1.504 Howard
Donahue Thomas, raolder, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue Thomas R., beer bottler. 914 Ellis
Donahue Timothy, laborer, r. 13 Bernice
Donalinn Timotliy. iiiiher, r. 916 Ellis
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Donahue William J., salesman E. Messager, r. 126
Turk
B^ Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe and
Donohue
Donald C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Donald George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1 1 Metcalfe PI
Donald John H., Indestructible Fuel and Fire
Kindler Co., 706 Mission
Donald William, bookkeeper R. Valentine, r. 14 Met-
calfe PI
Donald William, carpenter, r. 655 Harrison
Donald William, machinist, Murray Bros., r. 14,2^
Fourth
Donaldson .\lexander, shipwright, r. 339 }i Clemen-
tina
Donaldson David, bookkeeper, r. 24 Oak Grove Av
Donaldson Emma, widow, r. 1105 Shotwell
Donaldson Eugene D., r. Yosemite House
Donaldson Helen Mrs., r. 2914 Sacramento
Donaldson James (Donaldson & Co.) r. Oakland
Donaldson John (H. Abrams & Co.) r. 146 Fourth
Donaldson John, cooper, r. 16 J^ Hoflf Av
Donaldson John, shipwright, r. 339 3^ Clementina
Donaldson Peter, molder, r. 124 Howard
Donaldson R. A., assistant general passenger
and ticket agent Southern Pacific Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 1151 Octavia
Donaldson Robert, shipwright, r. 322 Shotwell
Donaldson Sarah, teacher music, r. 339J4 Clementina
Donaldson Stewart Mrs., furnished rooms, 232 Sixth
Donaldson W. A., secretary Truckee Lumber
Co. of San Francisco, 243-253 Berry, r. East Oak-
land
Donaldson Walter H., cornicemaker Conlin & Roberts,
i r. 7 Albion Av
j Donaldson <& Co. (.James Donaldson) shipping
and commission merchants, and agents Inter-
I national Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of Liv-
I erpool, 319 California
I 1^" Donaldson. See Donelson
i Donati W. C, waiter, r. 56 Minna
Donau Simon, r. 1413 California
i Donavan James A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 333 Mc-
Allister
j B^ Donavan. See Donovan
Donavou Daniel J., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room
j 8. r. 8 Godeus
Donavon John M., wagonmaker J. W. Farren, r. 10
I Gndeus
Donavon Michael, r. 10 Godeus
j Donaway J. J. (Donaway & Smith) r. NE cor Turk
I and Hyde
Donaway & Smith (J. J. Donaway and Peter J. Smith)
fruits and vegetables. NE cor Turk and Hyde
j Dondere J., jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. Vir-
ginia Coiirt, nr Dupont
j Dondero Cliarles. secretary Italian Chamber of
Commerce, 605 Battery, r. 3 Medau PI
' Dondero Gio B., candymaker L. Demartinl & Co., r.
' 14 Union Pf
Dondero John, laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Dondero Joseph, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1411
Kearny
Dondero Louis, laborer, r. 6 Russell
' Donegan James, bookkeeper, r. 522 Jessi«)
Donegan John J., wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 48
Ritch
Donegan Michael, laborer, r. 813 Battery
Donegan T. Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Pacific
K^ Donegan. See Dunigan and Dunnigan
Donelin T. J., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Donelson Daniel A., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r 903 Sutter
1^" Donelson. See Donaldson
Donlan Ann E., widow, r. 32 Russ
Donlan Charles H., clerk, r. 32 Russ
Donlan Delia Miss, cook, r. 214 Tenth
Donlan Jumes T., siloonUeeper, r. 32 Russ
Donlan John, barber, r, 772 .Mission
Donlan .Inhu P , paper carrier, r. 32 Russ
I)onl:iu Mary. r. 138 Perry
Diiiilaii Thomas, laborer, r. 531 J^ Natoma
Donlan William E.. r. 32 Russ
Us?" Donlan. See Donlon and Donnellau
Donleavy Michael F.. watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1136
Howard
Donlevy Andrew, grainer, 122 Golden Gate Av, r.
ISC'* Mission
Donley Hubert, fur dresser, r. 137}^ Fifth
Donley J. C, r. i<Xi O'Farrell
8^ Donley. See Donnelly and DonnoUy
Donlon Dennis G. (Slieehan & Donlon) r. 309 Minna
Donlon James, teamster, r. 1127 Twentieth
Donlon James H., clerk Rolla V. Watt, r. 138 Clipper
Donlon John, tanner, r. Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Donlon Joseph M., solicitor Rolla V. Watt, r. 631
Twenty-third
Donlon Michael, laborer, r. 131 M Langton
Donlon Michael J., foreman Richard W. Harris, r.
1004 Jackson
Donlon Thomas, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1207 Green
Donlon William J., bookkeeper, r. (i31 Twenty-third
e^ Donlon. See Donlan and Donnellan
Donn John, engineer Richard Curtis, r. 310 Twenty-
sixth
Donnand A. W., bookkeeper, r. 646 Fourth
Donne Joseph H., clerk, r. 1009 McAllister
Donne Richard M., expressman, NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 1009 McAllister
Donne Robert M., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 511 Mason
Donnell A. C. «fe Co. (Arthur C. Donnell) general
agents Westchester Insurance Co. of New York,
318 California
Donnell Arthur C. (A. C. Donnell & Co.) r. 1227
Myrtle, Oakland
Donnell E. W., r. 863}^ Market
Donnell Daniel, helper Bush & Mallett, r. 310 Ninth
Donnell M. Mrs., r. 1714 Octavia
Donnell M. T., cabinetmaker, r. 109 Van Aess Av
Donnell Samuel M., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
801 Leavenworth
Donuella David, watchman, r. 1231 Market
Donn Elian L. S. Mrs , widow, r. 720 California
Donnellan Thomas, hackman, r. 719 O'Farrell
Donnellan William E., policeman, r. 651 Broadway
Donn Elian William T. (Donn Elian & Co.) r. 315 Ivy
Av
Donn Elian & Co. (William T Donn Elian, A.W. Har-
rold and estate of J. L. Gilman) patent medicine,
1441 Market
I^" Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon
Donnelly Abbiu B., mining, office 130 Sansome, r. 222
Eddy
Donnelly Annie E., widow, r. 1922 Taylor
Donnelly Ambrose, seaman stmr Wilmington
Donnelly Bernard, extraman Engine No. 12, r. 8
Minna
Donnelly Bernard, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Fillmore
Donnelly Bridget, domestic 927 Pine
Donnelly Bridget, widow, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
Donnelly Bryan, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly Charles, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Donnelly Charles E., telegraph operator W. U. Tel.
Co., r. 430 Geary
Donnelly Cronan, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Donnelly Daniel, cigarmaker, r. 123 Eddy
Donnelly, Dnnne & Co. (Edward T. Donnelly
and James F. Dunne) cattle and sheep raisers,
office 601 California
Donnelly D. Webster, clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.,
r. San Mateo
Donnelly Ed^vard, physician, 832 Howard
Donnelly Edward, plumber, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
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OoDiielly Edward, Bulesmau O'Connor. Moffatt & Co.,
r. 10 Suumer
Doniicllv Edward D., strpet contrnctor, r. 2103 Jones
Donnelly Edward F., clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
Donnelly Edward J., attorney at law, 405 Montyom-
. ry, room 19
DinneJlv Edward T. (Doanelly, Dunne & Co.) r. 318
Oiik
Doinielly Ellen, widow, r. 117 Vallejo
Donnelly Frank, hostler, r. SStlM Natonia
Donnelly Frank, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. l-':)5 JIarket
Donnelly GeorKe, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 568 Howard
Donnelly Hector, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Donnelly Henry, laborer, r. 1317 Sansome
D'innelly Henry, oiler tu^ Sea Lion, r. 72 Juniper
Donnelly Hugh, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 15J^
Langton
Donnelly J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 29
Twenty-third
Donnelly James, r. 1727 Market
Donnelly James, cook, r. 625 Davis
Donnelly James, master bark Portland, office 48
Market
Donnelly James, painter J. B, Gorman & Co., r. IH
Kidley
Donnelly James G., assistant C'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 30)^ Welsh
Donnelly James J., salesman S. Lachman & Co., r.
Commercial Hotel
Donnelly James W. (J. W. Donnelly & Co.) r. 2153^
OFa'rrell
Donnelly Jane, domestic 2425 Fillmore
Donnelly John, r. 635 Geary
Donnelly John (H, Abranis * Co.) r, 226 Fourth
Donnelly John, assistant engineer stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Donnelly John, bricklayer, r. 14 H Folsom Av
Donnelly John, butcher, 208 Francisco, r. 529 First
Donnelly John, butcher M. L. Smith, r. 125J^ Hick-
ory Av
Donnelly John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Tehama
Donnelly John, laborer, r. 5 Masonic Av
Donnelly John, seaman, r. 541 Hayes
Donnelly John, teamster, r. Railroad Av, nr Platte
Donnelly John A., salesman J. J, O'Brien & Co., r. 5
Masonic .\y
Donnelly John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly John H., woodcarver, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly John J., compositor Report, r. 52 Second
Donnelly John W.. brassmolder M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 69 Natoma
Donnelly Joseph, shipping clerk T. J. Bass & Co., r.
1235 Market
Donnelly Joseph, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 641
Hayes
Donnelly J. W. * Co. (James W.Donnelly) real estate
agents, 34 Kearny
Donnelly Louisa Mifs, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Luke, coalpasser stmr Newbern, r. 228
Eighth
Donnelly Luke E., r. Occidental Hotel
Donnelly Margaret Mrs., r. 50 Shipley
Doimelly Mary Miss, r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly Mary, nurse, r. 1151 Harrison
Donnelly Mary A., widow, r. 20 Clementina
Donnelly Mary E. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Mary E., widow, r. 20 Halght
Donnelly Michael, laborer, r. 44 Everett
Donnelly Michael, laborer, r. 1.39 Valley
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith, r. 1616 Mason
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper P. F.Dundon, r. 338
Eighteenth
Donnelly Patrick, r. 541 Hayes
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exam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
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Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Donnelly Patrick (Stelnman fc Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Patrick, brasstiulsher Weed & Eingwell, r.
135 Tehama
TJonnelly Patrick, lather, r. 210 Minna
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r. 331 Day
Donnelly Patrick T., abstract clerk U. 8. Mint, r.
Windsor Hotel
Donnelly Peter, founaryman, r. 572 Folsom
Donnelly Peter, laborer, r. 32 Welsh
Donnelly Peter, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. 2 Wash-
ington
Donnelly Peter E., foundryman, r. 531 Seventh
Donnelly Richard, cigarmaker, r. 660 Howard
Donnelly Sarah F. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly T. C, salesuMn Pinkierts' Grand Bazaar, r.
Commercial Hotel
Donnelly Theresa, domestic H41 Valencia
Donnelly Thomas, r. 531 Seventh
Donnelly Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Thomas, collector, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Thomas, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Donnelly Thomas, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Donnelly Walton C, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. 72
Juniper
Donnelly William, engineer, r. 49 Garden Av
«t^ Donnelly. See Donley
Donnels Albert, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
101 Scott
Donnels Horace, clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 101
Scott
Donnels Mary, widow, r. 101 Scott
Donner Bruno H., carpenter, r. 21 Clinttm Park
Donner Charles, blacksmith, r. 320 Drumm
Donner Henry, teamster, r. 118 Fillmore
Donnelly James, cook, r. 117 Drumm
Donnollv James, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
leil'Mason
Donnolly Thomas C, manufacturer, r 1611 Mason
Donnon John, barber, 34 M Fourth
Donoghue Ignatius, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 335 Turk
Donoghue Kate, widow, r. 35 Boardman PI, rear
Doiioghue Michael, messenger First National Bank,
r. 403 Van Ness A v
Donoghue Michael, teamster Mrs. B. Byrne, r. 815
Harrison
Donoghue Michael, watchman stmr Granada
Donoghue Thomas, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Donohoe Cornelius, policeman, r. 16 ?4 BIngold
Uonohoe Denis, Consul Great Britain, 506 Bat-
tery, r. 1001 Pine
Donohoe Henry, pressman Houghton & Figel, r. 832
Broadway
Donohoe James H., clerk, r. 16 M Ringold
Donohoe John, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Donohoe John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 245 Minna
Donnlino .Joriepli A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r.
.526 Harrison
Donohoe Joseph A. Jr. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 626
Harrison
Donohof, Kelly & Co. (Joseph A. Donohoe, En-
gene Kelly, Howard Havens, John W. Flood and
Joseph A. Donohoe Jr.) bankers, 8E cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Donohoe Mary E. Mrs., r. 408 Van Ness Av
Donohoe Moses, groceriis and liquors, SW COr
Twenty.second and Fair Oaks
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, r. 1613 Turk
8^ Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donaghue, Donahue and
Donoline
Donohue Catherine Mrs., r. 2018 Filbert
Donohue Charles, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 314
Minna
Donohue Charles A., porter Blake, Moffltt & Towne,
r. 1606 Howard
Donohue Cornelius, liquor saloon, 314 Minna
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Donobue Coruelius J., inolJer Eureka Foundry, r.
Osklaud
Donobue Daniel (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 724 Green
Donohue Daniel, boatman, r. 32 Louisa
Donobue Daniel, clerk, r. llti Shipley
Donobue, Daniel D.. freight clerk, r. 648 Howard
Donohue Edward, shoemaker, 21 Hayes
Donobue Ellen, widow, r. 411 Potrero Av
Donobue Elizabeth, domestic SW cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Donobue Florence J., cooper, r. 725 Green
Donohue Francis, laborer, r. 1418 Guerrero
Donohue Frank, marblesetter, r. 625 Ji Larkin
Donobue Frank M., clerk Michael A. Marron, r. 332
Fourth
Donohue, Hubert M., painter J. B. Gorman & Co., r. 6
Kissling
Donohue Humphrey, ^pressman, cor Geary and
Grant Av, r. 113 Juniper
Donohue James, baker, r. 934 Seventeenth
Donohue James, groceries and liquors, 116 Seventh,
r. 603 Seventh
Donohue James, hackman. Plaza, r. 413 Oak
Donobue James, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 606 Fourth
Donohue James, steward IntHrnational Hotel
Donobue James, wrapper Philip Kennedy & Co , r.
1504 Howard
Donohue Jeremiah, fireman stmr Garden City, r. 14
Vincent
Donohue Jeremiah J. salesman, r. 445 Fifth
Donobue John, blacksmith Pac. Imp. Co., r. 1704
Harrison
Donohue John, laborer, r. 366 Fifteenth
Donohue John, lodgings. 502 J^ Broadway
Donohue John, butcher, 1120 Bryant
Donohue John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Donohue John C, groceries and liquors, 1120 Bryant,
r. 2 Preston PI
Donohue John P., 4U Potrero Av
Donohue John R., r. 934 Seventeenth
Donohue Lizzie Miss, r. 6053^ Jessie
Donohue Mary, widow, r. 912 Ellis, rear
Donohue Michael, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r. 461
Stevenson
Donohue Michael, fireman, r. 541 First
Donohue Patrick, groceries and liquors, 230 Thir-
teenth
Donohue Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Point Lobos and
Second Avs
Donobue Patrick, liquor saloon, 241 O'Farrell, r. 6
O'Farrell Alley
Donohue Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and Valle.io, r. 1028 Montgomery
Donohue Richard, laborer, r. 1221 Broadway
Donohue Roger, expressman, 1314 Alabama
Donohue Thomas, marble works, 21 Hermann
Donohue Thomas, teamster Frank Conklin, r. 636M
Jessie
Donobue William A., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. Falkland nr Tallapoosa
Donobue William H., goldmelter Levison Bros., r.
328 Francisco
e^" Donohue. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue
and Donohoe
Donos Therese, r. 2090 Market *
Donovan Andrew J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 208 Oak
Donovan Ann Mrs., r. 44 Jessie, rear
Donovan Ann, widow, r. 75 Fourth, rear
Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 246 Jessie
Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 1253 Montgomery, rear
Donovan Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Webster and
Oak
Donovan Charles, butcher Martin Glennan
Donovan Cornelius, wood and coal, 1613 Pine, r. 210
Austin
Donovan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 703 San-
chez
Donovan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 306 Folsom
Donovan Cornelius, molder, r. 210 First
Donovan Daniel, r. 128 M Fourth
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton, and
423 Moutgomery Av, r. 757 Branuan
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, SW cor Union and
Octavia
Donovan Dnniel, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Donovan Daniel, mining, r. 331)4 Bush
Donovan Daniel, woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 7C3
Bryant
Donovan Daniel P., r. 721 Minna
Donovan Daniel P. Jr., driver McAvoy & Gallagher,
r. 721 Minna
Donovan David, bartender Bernard Conway, r. 1205
McAllister
Donovan David J., plumber and gasfitter, r. 6 Minna
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Donovan Dennis, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Donovan Dennis R., laborer, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan E. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 137 Ninth
Donovan Edward, boilermaker, r. 29 Garden
Donovan Ellen Miss, millinery, 1526 Polk
Donovan Ellen Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 307 Hayes
Donovan Eugene, r. 126 Shipley
Donovan Eva Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
& Son r. 737 Harrison
Donovan Francis M., carriage painter, r. 1054Ji How-
ard
Donovan Frank, butcher, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Frank M. A., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips
& Stilwell, r. 763 Bryant
Donovan George, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Donovan George F., clerk G. W. Clark & Co.. r. 847
Valencia
Donovan Hannah, widow, r. 9 Morrel PI
Donovan Honora, widow, r. 612 5.J Natoma
Donovan Honora, widow, r. 917 Sansome
Donovan James, r. 4.59 Jessie
Donovan James (Donovan & Heaphy) r. 222 Leaven-
worth
Donovan James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Welsh
Donovan James, pressman, r. 1253 Montgomery, rear
Donovan James, ship carpenter, r. 136 Lombard
] Donovan James, tanner, r. Tombigbee nr Servia
Donovan James, wool sorter, r. 763 Bryant
Donovan James Jr., r. 459 Jessie
Donovan Jamrs J., cooper, r. 16 Lily Av
Donovan James M., butcher William D. F. Wiggin, r.
228 Birch Av
Donovan James T., policeman, r. 1813 Union
Donovan Jeremiah, calker, r. 426 Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 26 Harriet
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 109 Twenty-third
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1.322 Polk
Donovan Jeremiah, morocco finisher J. C. Rued & Co.
r. 6)4 Sheridan
Donovan Jeremiah J., r. 4 Elliot Park
Donovan John, artificial limb maker, r. 783 Mission
Donovan John, clerk The History Co., r. 1718 O'Far-
rell
Donovan John, currier, r. 6 Alice
Donovan John, file cutter, r. 6 Minna
Donovan John, hostler, r. 3 Burcbam Pi
Donovan John, laborer, r. 204 First
Donovan John, laborer, r. 314 Gough
Donovan John, laborer, r. 949 Fifteenth
Donovon John, laborer, r. 1253 Montgomery, rear
Donovan Jolm, machine hand, r. 519)4 Brannan
Donovan John, machiuist, r. 737 Harrison
Donovan John, painter, r. 1045 Market
Donovan John, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 564
Minna
Donovan John, plasterer, r. 202 Sixth
LOWEST PEICES. PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.! WAsmNGioN st. i ""'nTtu a ?w?* ;h a mpagne.
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Donovan John, plasterer, r. 414 Fulton
Donovou John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, r. 5'>0 Mtesion
Donovan John, teamster, r. 321 Tehanaa
Donovan John K., blacksmith, r. 33 J4 Garden
Donovan John E., engineer Pac. Manufacturing Co..
r. 29 Garden
Donovan John H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 225
Fulton
Donovan John J., painter, r. 1432 Howard
Don'van John J., salesman, r. 1036 Howard
Donovan John J., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 105»J4
Howard
Donovan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1108 Alabama
IDonovan Joseph J., house and man painting
and paperhanging, 142 Eddy, r. 1U21 Devisadero
Donovan Joseph T., druggist Wm. J. Bryan, r. 1801
Dupont
Donovan J. P., portrait painter, 126 Kearny, room 40
Donovan Julia Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
\-Son, r. 137 Ninth
Donovan Katie, domestic 718, Waller!
Donovan Margaret, millinery, 847 Valencia
Donovan Maiia, widow, r. 620 Greenwich
Donovan Martin, Bhoemaker. 2009 Geary, r. 1030 Mc-
.\llister
Donovan Mary, domestic, 1039 Mission
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 16 Lily Av
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 210 First
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 543 Natoma
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay
Donovan Mary A. Miss, fancy dry goods, 1561 Market
Donovan Michael, bartender, r. 331 Bay
Donovan Michael, bricklayer, r. 616 Natoma
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 949 Fifteenth
Donovan Michael, lumberman, r. 5 Clementina
Donovan Michael, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1253
Montgomery
Donovan Michael H., blacksmith, r. 849 Valencia
Donovan Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r.
1633 Ellis
Donovan Michael M., carriage painter, 200 Bartlett, r.
1054 M Howard
Donovan M. J, & J. J. (Michael J. Donovan)
painters, 1171 Market
Donovan Murtagh, dairyman, r. N s Algeria nr Poto-
mac
Donovan Patrick, r. 245 Ninth
Donovan Patrick, boots and shoes, 302 Fifth
Donovan Patrick, carpenter, 416 Fifth
Donovan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 737 Harrison
Donovan Patrick, foreman Jackson St. KR., r. 562
Stevenson
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 208 Langton
Donovan Patrick, merchant, r. 314 Gough
Donovan P. W.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 995 Market
Donovan Peter, r. 2 Washington
Donovan Stephen, plun.ber, r. 132}^ Oak
Donovan T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1036 Howard
Donovan T. J., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
611 Geary
Donovan Timothy, toll collector Broadway Wharf No.
1, r. 5313^ Bryant
Donovan Timothy, molder, r. 5J4 Tehama
Donovan Timothy A., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
Alarneda
Donovan William, blindmaker, r. 29 Garden
Donovan William, cigarmaker David Barry, r. 245
Ninth
Donovan William, laborer, r. 20M Folsom Av
Donovan William, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Donovan William, track foreman Potrero and B. V.
RE., r. 132)4 Oak
Donovan William H., carriage painter, r. 1054 J4 How-
ard
Donovan William J. (Donovan & Weinschenk) r. 620
Greenwich
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Donovan & Heaphey (James Donovan and Michael
Heaphey) wood and co;il, 222^ Leavi-nworth
Donovan & Weinschenk (William J. Donovan and
Solomon M. Wcinshenk) stockbrokers, 330 Pine, [
room 8
t^Douov&u. See Donavan. |
Donzelmann John F., salesman Joseph J. Hyland, r. |
Oakland i
Doody Daniel, signpalnter, r. 233 Eleventh '^[^ '
Doody Denis, gardener, r. 228 Minna "' |
Doody Ellen, widow, r. 233 Eleventh "^1
Doody M. C, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. San '
Rafael |
Doody Richard, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 1228 Bush
8^ Doody. See Dudy.
Doolan Frank T., draftsman W. H. Armitage, r. 1424
Mission
Doolan Richard P., bookkeeper Nolan Bros., r. 1424
Mission
Doolan Thomas, capitalist, r. 1424 Mission
l^~ Doolan. SeeDolan
Dooley Bridget, domestic Sutro Heights
Doolev David J., operator W. tJ. Tel. Co., r. 610 Tay-
lo'r
Dooley E. T., superintendent Boys and Girls Aid
Society, SE c^r Baker and Grove, r. Alameda
Dooley Henry, clerk Charles A. Brown
Dooley James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. E b
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta !
Dooley James, seaman, r. 272 Brannan ,
Dooley John, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, \
r. SE cor Bay and Larkin |
Dooley John, porter Rea & Bunker, r. 1819 Buchanan j
Dooley John, viticulturist, r. 910 Pierce
Dooley John F., operator W. U. Tel. Co. r. 610 Tay-
lor • I
Dooley L. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1110 Eighteenth |
Dooley Martin, gardener A. Sutro !
Dooley Michael, r. 1H90 Eddy
Dooley Patrick, gardener, r. 1110 Eighteenth <
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bay
and Hyde
Dooley Peter, tanner, Lander bet Fourteenth and i
Fifteenth
Dooley Thomas, coal paFser stmr Granada \
Dooley Thomas, longshortnian r. 4 Maiden Alley
Dooley Thomas F., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Kentucky nr Sierra |
Dooley Thomas P., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.
Dooley William, seaman, r. 510 Third I
B^ Dooley. See Dooly and Duley I
Doolin James, baker, r. 453 Polk 1
Doo'ln James, laborer 8. P. Co., r. 13^ Decatur
Doolin Michael J., salesman Yates & Hunter, r. 453
Polk ;
Doolin Thomas F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
453 Polk
Doollng F., coal passer stmr State of California
Dooling PBtri<k, teamster, r. cor Broderick and Ellis
Doolittle E. A., machinist, r. 1015 Market I
Doolittle Edward, r. 33 Ninth [
Poolittle M. A. Mrs., r. 602 Sutter
Doolittle W. G., secretary Water Front Land Co., 618
Market, r. 554 Folsom |
Dooly Andrew J., gardener, r. S s Twenty-fifth bet
York and Hampshire i
Dooley Frank M., machinist, r. S s Twenty-fifth bet I
York and Hampshire
Dooley John M., painter, r. S 8 Twenty-fifth bet York
anti Hamp.shire
Dooly Mary L., widow, stationery, 1432 Broadway
Dooly Richard W., r 2.08 California
Dooly Thomas, upholsterer, r. S s Twenty-fifth bet
York and Hampshire
a^ Dooly Sei- Dooley and Duley
Dooimn John, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Doonan Thomas, stableman I'nlon Ice Co., r. 168)4
Silver
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(l*4>KTI..l.M>, OK.
PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
Tlie ''.SPKC'IAI^'" In n Rrand npeclf
put ■■!> »«»r Ihi* Market.
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T I nxr -W^ .A. I^ E3 .
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Dooiier Michael, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r.2815
Oaliforuia
Doose John C, bookkeeper E. Lewis & Co., r. 19
Wiisbiugton Av
Dop Emiua Mrs., r. Ui Jasper PI
Dopson C. H., r. 110 Garden Av
Dorach Michael, barber, r. 1315J4 Broadway
Dorach Michael, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
I F., r. l:S1.5 Powell
[ Doran Alexander, r. 1906 Mission
I Doran Annie Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
I School, r. 3010 California
i Doran A. W., gripman Slitter St. ER., r. 208M Central
Av
Doran Bridget, widow, lodgings, 81 Natoma
Doran Catherine, widow, r. n26 Natoma
Doran Charles, laborer, r. .519 Sacramento
Dor.iu Charles A., carpenter, r. 14 Alemany Av
I Doran Charles T., plumber, r. 5'2fi Natoma
Doran Daniel, stevedore, r. '243 Langton
i Doran David G., collector, r. 1009 Pacific
I Doran Edward .J., milker, r. cor Kosciusko and Jeffer-
j son Av
Doran Ellen M., widow, r. 916 Pacific
Doran Felix, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 327}^ Beale
Doran Frank E., deputy Sheriff, r. 807 Union
Doran George, teamster, r. cor Kosciusko and Jeffer-
son Av
Doran James (James Doran & Son) r. 214 Capp
Doran James, property clerk Medical Purveyor's
dppt, D. S. A., r. 716 Franklin
Doran James, fireman, r. 25 Natoma
Doran James & Son (James and James H.) horse-
shners, .55 Beale
Doran James H. (Ja-nes Doran & Son) r. 214 Capp
Doran John, r. 512 Mission
Doran John, dairyman, r. cor Kosciusko and Jefferson
Av
Doran John, longshoreman, r. 33 De Boom
Doran John B., boxmnker, r. 4 Sutter PI
Doran John J., blacksmith, r. cor Kosciusko and Jef-
ferson Av
Doran John K.,«hoemaker. r. 14 Alemany Av
Doran John R.. clerk, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran John R., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. West
Berkeley
Doran John S., printer, r. 557 Minna
Doran Joseph, cook. r. 444}$ Clementina
Doran Joseph, policeman, r. 1014 Columbia
Doran Kate C. J. Miss, dressmaking, 526 Natoma
Doran Mary E. Miss, school teacher, r. 916 Pacific
Doran ^Matthew, laborer, r. 435 M Clementina
Dor.m Michael, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 55
Federal
Doran Morris, teamster, r. 1715 Pierce
Doran Patrick, gardener, r. 1809 Lyon
Doran Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1454 Minna
Doran Thomas L. (Fitzpatrick & Doran) r. 526 Na-
toma
Doran William, milkman, r. cor Kosciusko and Jef-
ferson Av
Doran William, policeman, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran William, seaman, r. 263 East
Doran William, tanner Frank McAleer, r. SE cor
Twentieth and Alabama
Doran William J., printer, r. 557 Minna
Doran W^illiam P., engineer, r. 526 Natoma
Dorcy Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
Dorcy Peter, liquor saloon, 20 Stockton, r. 16 Stock-
ton
Dorcy Thomas, livery stable, 2212 Bush
e^" Dorcy. See Dorsey
Dore Anna M., teacher Rlncon Grammar School, r.
59 Silver
Dore Edward E. (Hurst & Dore) r. 2203 Mission
Dore Elizabeth, widow, r. 2621 California
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co.) r. 1215 Jones
Dore Maurice «& Co. (Maurice Dore) real estate
agents and auctioneers, 412 Pine. Nevada Block
Dore Robert, r. 121 Sixth
IE?" Dore. See Duerr and Dorr
Dorees U. E.. salesman, r. 724 Mission
Dorego Juhu. sesman, r. 115 Vallojo, rear
Dorety Elizabeth Y., widow, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety George A., teamster, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety Joseph H. , manufacturer.i' and publish-
ers" agent. 527-529 Commercial, r. East Oakland
Dorety Montrose H., bookkeeper McDonagh it John-
son, r. 6 Ridley
Dorety William W.. teamster, r. 5 Ridley
B^ Dorety. See Doherty, Dorrity and Dougherty
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transportation Co.,
r. 811 Leavenworth
Dorey Nicholas A. salesman Morgan Bros., r. 1532
Jackson
Dortter Robert H.. teamster, r. 16 Langton
Dorgan George P., draftsman Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 1831 Mission
Dorgan Gertie, teacher music, r. 55 Silver
Dorgan Michael H., plumber, r. 55 Silver
Dorgan Thomas, r. 95 Twenty-seventh
Dorgan Thomas F., carriage painter, r. 1831 Mission
Dorgan Thomas J., driver Pioneer Soda Works, r. 320
Fell
Dorgan Thomas J. Mrs., stationery, 339 Hayes, r.
Fell
Dorgan Timothy, laborer, r. 1841 Chestnut
Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 466 Minna
Dorgan William, wheat clerk Parrott & Co., r. 1831
Mission
Dorgan William R., inspector Custom House, r. 1831
Mission
Dorgeloh Charles, teamster Fuchs & Euler, r. 1114
Kansas
Dorgeloh Claus, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 748 Minna
Dorgeloh Fred, cook. r. NE cor Mission and Steuart
Dorgeloh Herman F., clerk Henry Schultheis, r. 1703
Polk
Dorgeloh Louis, cook J. Behr, r. 514 Sacramento
Doring Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 432 H Linden Av
Dorland Alice M., widow, r. 103 Buchanan
Dorland Blanche Miss, r. 103 Buchanan
Dorland Gilbert P., r. 43 Hofi^ Av
Dorland James F., r. 516 Eighteenth
Dorland Robert H., keeper University Mound Eeser-
voir, r. SE cor University and Bacon, U. M. T.
Dorland Sarah E.. widow, r. 351 Clementina
Dorland Tlxomas A. C, trea.surer The Ban-
croft Co., 721 Market, r. 623 Seventeenth
Dorland Thomas J., laborer, r. SE cor Bacon and
University. U. M. T.
Dorler Anton, boots and shoes, 223 Sixteenth
Dorman Anna, widow, r. 4 Ford
Dorman B. S.. r. 628 Folsora
Dorman Simon M., clerk local freight oflace S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Dorman William H., compositor Chronicle,
Minna
Dormer William, r. 628 Geary
Dorn Alphonse, bookkeeper, r. 1911 Mission
Dorn D. S. (Dorn & Dorn) r. 1305 Guerrero
Dorn E. B., r. 1324 Valencia
Dorn Edward J., r. 1309 Scott
Dorn E. J., lieutenant U. S. N., r. 899 Pine
Dorn G. Mrs., milliner, 235-237 Sixteenth
Capp
Dorn Gustav E., salesman, r. 327 Capp
Dorn G. W., physician, 607 Polk
Dorn Marcellus A. (Dorn & Dorn) r. 609 Hyde
Dorn Michael, typecaster Palmer & Eey, r. 1112)$
Mason
Dorn Richard, bookkeeper, r. 1911 Mission
Dorn Samuel P. H., butcher George Wickson, r. 1324
Natoma
923 )i
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THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK; HOUSE B1.0CK.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SESTON, Asst. Uaaage:
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O.D. DORNIN ik W'!' SEXTON
PACIFIC BRANCH
215 SANSOME ST.
Subscribed Capital,
Capital and Gross Assets,
$4,125,000 00
4,712,747 00
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT FOR
The States of California, Nevada, Oreg'on, Colorado, ttie Territories ot
Virasliiiigrtoii, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Vtah, Arizona,
New^ Mexico, and the Ha^vaiian Islands.
GEO. D. DOENIIT, Manager. WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
INSURE WITH THE AGENT OF THE
CEO.D. DORNIN
. "^ ■ o7^aH»=*S*.
'^HTFORD,^^ SANFBAMCISCO.
Capital,
Assets, January 1st, 1888,
SANFRANQSCO.
,000,000 00
1,641,375 76
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT FOR
The States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and the Territories of AVashlnjr-
ton, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, and Ne^v Mexico.
GEO. D. DOENIN, Manager. WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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(XnsrSTITTJTEID 1S03J
, Capital Paid in, - - - - $3,500,000 00
I JL Assets, January 1st, 1888, - - - 9,658,479 00 X
Q Invested in the United States, - - 1,620,505 63 □
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PACIFIC DEPARTMENT
Having Jnrlsdiction over tbe States of California, Oregron, Nevada, Colo-
rado, and tlie Territories of AVasliingtoii, Idaho, Montana,
'Wyoniingf, Utali, Ne'w Mexico and Arizona.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco. Cal.
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NATIONALS
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
r— I OF HARTFORD. |— .
! Capital Paid in, - - - - $1,000,000 00 1
I Assets January 1st, 1888, - - - 2,006,857 34 |
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT.
Havin£f Jurisdiction over the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, Colo-
rado and the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana,
Wyoming, Utah, No^v Mexico and Arizona.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. WM. SEXTON, Assistant Manager.
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY iM.TKfrV! MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
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Dorn <!k Dorn (D. S. and M. A. Dorn) attorneys at
law, UOl California
Dornbach Jacob, bottler Deucher & Kalben, r. 27 J4
Piarl, rear
Dornbierer JamoB. macbinist, 10 Stevenson, r. cor
ProKpect and EsmeraUla Avs
Dornbluth Robert G. F., cabinetmaker Richard Her-
r)ng, r. 1857 Steveneou
Doruebur« August, patternmaker, r. 174^ Clara, rear
Doriiey James, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Dornheim M. (Weber & Dornhcim) r. 710 California
DORNIN GEORQE D.
iiiaiiu<;er The Lion F'irf, Waghiiijeftoit
Fire and Marine, Orient Insurance antl
Imperial Fire Insurance Cos., ^15 San-
soine, r. Berkeley
Doriiln George \V., chief clerk The Lion Fire, Wash-
ington Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial
Fire Ins. Cos., r. Oakland
Dornin Oscar G., cashier The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Slariue. Orient and Imperial Fire Ins.
Cos., r. Berkeley
Dornin William H., porter, r. 2r>09 Folsom
Doruom William, with Market St. RR., r. 20 Page
Dorr Edwurd, conductor Sutter St. RR.
Dorr John E., r. 1.5i)7 Buchanan
Dorr Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 403 Van Ness Av
Dorr L. L., physician and surgeon, 14 Phelan Bldg, r.
10-20 Post
Dorr R., harnessmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Dorr Robert L., guard House of Correction, r. 208
Seventh
V^ Doi r. See Doerr and Dore
Dorrance Robert E., carpenter Charles H. Norton, r.
112 Second
Dorrance William C, proprietor Burns' Cot-
tage, wines and liquors, 112 Second
Dorrance William F., bookkeeper Albany Brewing Co.
Dorreis Frederick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 716 JS
Bryant
Dorrer W. G., painter, r. 207 Waller
Dorriman D., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Dorris Michael, helper George E. Belmor, r. 502 Mis-
sion
Dorris Michael, miner, r. NW cor First and Mission
Dorris Thomas N., third oificer stmr Starbuck, r. 506
Second
Dorrity Anthony, chief engineer stmr Geo. W. Elder,
r. 14-21 Fulton
Dorrity Harry, r. 240 Sixth
K^ Dorrity. See Dorety and Dougherty
Dorry Rodolph, seaman, r. 915 Vallejo
D'Orsay James, plasterer, r. 250}^ Tehama
D'Orsay John, r. 250)$ Tehama
D'Orsay William, plasterer, r. 2.)0)$ Tehama
Dorsen William, butler J. T. Hill, r. 10 Geary
Dorsett George, driver, r. .329 Fourth
Dorsey Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Preston PI, rear
Dorsey Florence E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2806 Bush
Dorsey Gilbert M., inspector Custom House, r. 3114 J4
MiSsion
Dorsey James, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. Sanchez nr
Twenty-eighth
Dorsey John, carpenter, r. 10 Howard Court
Dorsey John, milker Collins Bros., r. Twenty-fourth
nr Douglass
Dorsey M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Golden Gate At
Dorsey Tliomas, carpenter, r. 2;i0 Thirteenth
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, r. 1000 Natoma, rear
B^" Dorsey. See Dorcy
Dorward David, mechanical engineer Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 019 Guerrero
Doecher Anna, dome.itic 1806 Pine
Doscher Claus, capitalist, r. 134 Fourth
Doscher Fredrick, liquor saloon, 12 Oregon, r. 821
Filbert
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BXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
^ & J, SLOANE & CO,
MnnufuctnrerH of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 WIARKET STREET.
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. 1055 Mc-
Allister
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, 8W cor O'Far-
rell and Pierce
Doscber Herman, r. 421 Castro
Dosclier <Sc Von Barren (Henry Doscber and
Ernest Von Bargen) wines and liquors, 8E cor
Hayes and Laguna
Dose John W., cabinetmaker, r. 518 Filbert, rear
Dostal Frank, laborer, r. 450 Twentieth
Doton A. E. Mrs., r. 302 O'Farrell
Dott Annie, widow, r. 913 Polk
Dott Harry, clerk Loweuthal, Livingston & Co., r.913
Polk
Dotta Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1306 J^ Stockton
Dotter Mary C, widow, r. 1028 Hyde
Dotter Rosa Miss, bookbinder, r. 1028 Hyde
Dotter William H., pressman, r. 10'28 Hyde
Doty Louisa, widow, r. 123 Jackson
fl^" Doty. See Douiihty and Douty
Doub D. Milton, salesman A. F. Nye & Co., r. Oak-
land
Doubleday John W., clerk W. & J. Sloans & Co., r.
Oakland
Doud Aaron (Hadley & Doud), r. 935 Valencia
Doud John, cooper, r. 1724 Pacific Av
Doud William A., cashier Hadley & Doud, r. 627 Guer-
rero
l^'Doud. SeeDowd
Dougall Carrie, stenographer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 327 Seventeenth
Dougall Euphemia. widow, r. 26 Hubbard
Dougall William G., IV^reman tiushop W. W. Monta-
gue & Co., r. 329 Seventeenth
Doiigart John I., butcher C. Graeber, r. 1903 Polk
Dougherty Agues, domestic 1519 Pacific Av
Dougherty Alexander, teamster, r. 405 Natoma
Dougherty Ann Miss, domestic 820 Union
Dougherty Barnaby, contractor, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Barnaby Jr., clerk, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Brian, lamplighter, r. E s Octavianr Lom-
bard
Dougherty Charles, laborer, r. 1001 Bnttery
Dougherty Charles, stevedore, r. 8 Clyde
Dougherty Charles, teamster, r. 217 Fourteenth
Doujherty Charles 8.. waiter, r. 28 Everett
Dougherty Charles W., machinist, r. 2:i4 Sixth
Dougherty Clementina, widow, r. 1410 Mason
Dougherty Daniel, laborer, r. 247)4 Clara
Dougherty Dauiel, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Dougherty Daniel, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1414
Baker
Dougherty Daniel, wood and coal, 1321 Minna
Dougherty I>aniel F., plumber, r. 2747 Hariison
Dougherty Dauiel J., molder, r. 17'20 Leavenworth
Dougherty Kdward, bellman Somali & Ladagnous, r.
1307 Baker
Dougherty Edward, laborer., r. 211 First
Dougherty Faimie Miss, stonographer Jacobs & Eas-
ton, r. 1410 Mason
Dougherty Frank B., butcher, r. 8 Clyde
Dougherty George, r. 190.7 Stockton
Dougherty George, laborer, r. 27 Gilbert
Dougherty George Jr., driver Engine No. 6, r. 1219
Stockton
Dougherty Harry, fireman, r. 641 First
Dougiierty Henry, r. 26 Turk
Dougherty Henry, r. 1.504 Sanchez
Dougherth Hugh, clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 733
Harrison
Dougherty Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
Dougherty Hugh, longshoreman A. M. Simpson &
Bro.
Dougherty James, fireman, r. 8W cor Washington
and Dnimm
Dougherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2747
Harrison
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
\V. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
SlU California Street.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KNttT.TSH AND AMlUilOAN
Tin
Kno»nHli«', (alitzotl Jtii.l Pluiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ponglu-rty Janii's, laboror, r. (i Billings PI
IHni^luTty Jaiiifs, laborer, r. '20 Georgia
DouRlierty James, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Dougherty James, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 307 Eltch
Dougherty James, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 2747
Harrison
Dougherty James, seaman, r. 129 Folsora
Dougherty James, stableman, r. (JU V, Natoma
Dougherty James, teamster, r. 327 Vallejo, rear
Dougherty James, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Douijhcrty James B., plasterer, r. 892 Seventeenth
Dougherty James E.. fireman, r. SW cor Illinois and
Sauta Clara
Dougherty James R., r. 892 Seventeenth
Dougherty James T., painter, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty John, bartender, r. 4'SS Clementina
Dougherty John, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
L. Works
Dougherty John, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. 9 Kate
Dougherty John, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 334 Fre-
mont
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 12 Eldrldge
Dougherty John, laborer, r. HO Minna
Douglierty John, laborer, r. S s Shasta bet Georgia
and Michigan
Dougherty John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1122
York
Dougherty John, liquor saloon, 301 Sixth and fore-
man engine No. 6. r. 318 Sixth
Dougherty John, machinist, r. 561 Bryant
Dougherty John, shipcarpenter P. M. SS. Co. r. 46
Shotwell
Dougherty John, stoker engine No. 15, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Dougherty John H., laborer, r. 240 Fifth
Dougherty John J., varnisher.r. 11 Garden
Dougherty John M.. boilermaker, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty John P., teamster, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Joseph, painter, r. 236 Minna
Dougherty Joseph A., bookkeeper Schwartz Bros., r.
2H6 Minna
Dougherty Josiah P., machinist S. P. Co., r. 28
Seventh
Dougherty Julius, commercial traveler, r. 263 Oc-
tavia
Doiiyberty Julia Mrs., groceries, 711 Natoma
Dougherty Lorenzo N., r. 917 J^ Mission
Dougherty M. Mrs., widow, r. 157 Octavia
Dougherty Martin, laborer, r. Ns Ripley PI feet Fol-
S'lm and Harrison
Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 12J^ Hunt
Dougherty Michael, laborer, r. E s Octavia nr Lom-
bard
Dougherty Michael, peddler, r. 12}^ Hunt
Dougherty Michael, stoker Engine No. 3, r. 1314
Hyde
Dougherty Michael F., waiter, r. 327 Minna
Dougherty Michael J., carrier PostOface, r. 2747 Har-
rison
Dougherty Nellie, domestic 8E cor Pierce and McAl-
lister
Dougherty Patrick, laborer S. F, Gas Light Co., r. W
B Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
Douglierty Patrick, longshoreman, r. 716 Front
Dougherty P. E. <& Co., Dennis H. Shahan
manager, steam book and job printers and en-
grHvers. 411 Clay and 412 Commercial
Dougherty Rebecca, widow, r. 128 Seventh
Dougheity Robert, machinist, r. 14 Clara
Dougherty Rose A. Mrs., r. 105 Freelon
Dougherty Thomas P., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 1045 Market
Dougherty Thomas P., sr inner S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. 2747 Harrison
Dougherty William, boilermaker, r. 3 Bruce PI
Dougherty William, hostler Edward T. Russell, r. 850
Howard
Doujjflierty 'William C, general superintendent
Post omce. r. 1444 Taylor
Dougherty William (;., watchman, r. 43 Sixth
Dougherty William P.. president Pac. Casket Co., 217
Spear and 576 Mission
10' Dougherty. See Doherty
Dou^lkty Cliarlea E., secretary American Biscuit
Co., NW cor Battery and Broadway, r. 2108 Scott
Doughty Frank, painter, r. 428 Broadway
Doughty Jefferson, carpenter William Little, r. 106
Fourth
Doughty John Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Church,
N s O'Karrell bet Mason and Taylor, r. 1508 Leav-
enworth
Doughty Walter V., bookkeeper, r. 1508 Leavenworth
8^ Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Douglas Adam, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1841
Fillmore
Douglas Archibald J., plumber, r. E 8 Vermont bet
Yolo and Yuba
Douglas Blanche, widow, r. 1114 Powell
Douglas Chailes D., clerk County Clerk's office, r.
E B Vermont bet Yolo and Yuba
Douglas Etfie Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School, r.
1815 Eddy
Douglas Ernest C, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1841
Fillmore
Douglas Ernest J., clerk, r. 1824 Hyde
Douglas Frank, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Frank J., switchman S. P. Co., r. 2614 Fol-
som
Douglas Eraser, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos., r.
8(15 }« Leavenworth
Douglas George A., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 15
Guy PI
Douglas George C, with Dow Steam Pump Works r.
102 Fifth
Douglas George H., superintendent Oceanic SS. Co's
Wharf, r. 15 Guy PI
Douglas H., carpenter, r. 220 Pacific
Douglas Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Douglas James, butler 1603 Van Ness Av
Douglas James, solicitor, r. 1010 Montgomery
Douglas James, steerage steward stmr Alameda
Douglas James, with J. H Stanton, r. 1824 Hyde
Douglas John J., shipsmith, r. 1205 Pacific
Douglas John J., expressman, 117 Davis, r. 19 Te-
hama
Douglas John W., entry clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 1205 Pacific
Douglas J. W., law student S. M. Shortridge
Douglas Margaret, widow, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Margaret, domestic 1603 Van Ness Av
Douglas Mary widow, r. 1018 Golden Gate Av
Douglas N. R.. clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1815
Eddy
Douglas P. J., cook, r. 402 Broadway
Douglas Robert, clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co., r.
400 Polk
Douglas Roderick A., miner, r. 6 Clay
Douglas Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 127 Welsh
Douglas Thomas Jr., cooper, r. 127 Welsh ,
Douglas Thomas F.. with Madison & Burke, r. 507
Powell
Douglas Walter, clerk, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglas William E., machinist, and engineer Engine
No. 9
Douglas William H., bookkeeper, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglas William H. Jr., chemist, r. 1815 Eddy
Douglass A., r. 863 M Market
Douglass Aaron A., varnisher Richard Herring, r. 411
- Fourth
Douglass Ada Miss, nurse Nurse's Home, 1005 Sutter
Douglass Amos A., finisher, r. 411 Fourth
DoUL'lass Charles, carpenter, r. 16 Middle
Douglass Charles F., surveyor, r. 1022 Greenwich
Douglass Colin A., teamster Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1404 M Folsom i
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
9IARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Hanufacmrers of Sho'v Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
lwAs^N?T?N ST.! PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
DOU
417
DOW
Douglass E<lwaril, belliuau The Baldwin
Douglass Ernest M., haru>-S!<uiaker Hart & Branden-
Bttin, r. 414 BrHiinan
DoukIhss GeorKe C. tt-amster, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass George W., civil engineer, r. Brunswick
Huuse
Douglass George W., clerk William J.Rustemeyer, r
13 Twenty-second
Douglass James T., teacher, r. 1524 California
Douslass John, carpenter, r. 2514 Bush
Douglass John, musician, r. 209 Kearny
Douglass Joseph, boots and shoes, 1017}^ Clay
Douglass L. B., teacher guitar and banjo, 106 Eddy
Douglass Mary Mies, bakery. 25:U Mission
Douglass Mollie, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Douglass Philip J., pantryman, r. «1 Natoma
Douglass Ralph, carpenter Chester Snow, r. Chicago
House
Douglass Robert A., car driver, 1212 Larkin
Douglass Thomas A., carpenter, r. 2809 Geary
Douglass Thomas H., policeman, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass W. A., freight clerk stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Douglass W. A. Mrs., proptr Milton House, 1.56 Third
Douglass William A., physician, 809 O'Farrell
Douglass William E., engineer Engine No. 2, r. 412
Bush
Douglass William F., clerk Post Office, r. 1705 Du-
pont
Douglass William F., 1715 Broderick
Douglass William T., captain police, r. 1711 Dupont
Douse Frederick G., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 358 Natojna
Dousse Richard, waiter, r. 22 Hampton PI
Douthitt D. Wil lam, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
7, r. 1607 Scott
Doutrick Charles H. (Doutrick & McVey) r. 825 Jack-
son
Doutrick Frank, clerk Kullmann & Co.
Doutrick & McVey (Charles H. Doutrick and William
J. McVey) proptrs Daily Cricket, 429 Montgom-
ery
Douty Daniel, r. 268 Stevenson
Dou'ty Franfc S., secretary Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. 509
Webster
10" Douty. See Doughty and Doty
Dove Hector, teamster, r. 1 Moulton PI
Dove William H., laborer, r. 320 Third
Dow Andrew, molder, r. 3 M Twentieth
Dow Frank, cooper, r. 650 Minna
Dow George E. (Dow Steam Pump Works) 114-
116 Beale, r. Oakland
Dow Grace L. Miss, r. 1701 Broderick
Dow Henry A., machinist Union Iron Works, r. N s
Solano bet Mississippi and Texas
Dow James J., teamster, r. 9 Yuba Buena
Dow James M., second officer stmr City of New York
Dow Martin, oil, lamps and tinware, 124 Second
Dow Mary B., medium, r. 3M Twentieth
Dow Rinaldo R., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
663 Minna
Dow Samuel, r. 62 South Park
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS
manufacturers gteaiu pumps and hy-
draulic macliinery, 114-116 Beule
Dow William, r. 515 Haight
Dow William P.. janitor City HaU, r. 454 Bartlett
lO" Dow. See Dowe
Dowan Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 8E cor Wood and
St. Rose's Av
Dowan Mary, widow, r. SE cor Wood and SI. Rose's Av
Dowan Minnie Miss, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Wood and
St. Rose's Av
Dowd Bernard, laborer, r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Charles, packer Bertin & Leporl, r. cor Jones
and Broadway
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAPvKET STEEET.
Dowd C, widow, r. 429 Linden Av
Dowd Dennis, boarding, 625 Davis
Dowd Eugene S , traveling salesman Cogbill h Kohn,
r. Fruit Vale
Dowd Frank J., sheet iron worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 29 Lafayette
Dowd Hugh, laborer, r. 345 Tehama
Dowd Hugh, policeman, r. 100 Leavenworth
Dowd John, r. 871 Market
Dowd John, gripman, r. 1525 Broadway
Dowd J.ihii D., laborer, r. 13 Garden
Dowd John P., expressman, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Margaret, dressmaker, r. 2.537 Mission
Dowd Michael, laborer, r. Twenty-seventh nr Te-
hama, B. H.
Dowd Minnie, dressmaker, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Peter, expressman, NW cor Mission and Six-
teenth, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Roger, teamster, r. 1322 Eddy
Dowd Stephen, hostler, r. 746 Minna
Dowd Thomas, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
10 H Farren Av
Dowd Vincent F., policeman, r. 1619 Polk
B^ Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Henry, furnished rooms, 403<5 Geary
Dowdall Henry S., r. 2721 Sutter
Dowdall Richard E., chemist Wakelee & Co., r. 324
Eighteenth
Dowdall William P., printer, r. 18 Chesley
Dowde John, liquor saloon, SE cor Shipley and
Sixth, r. 161 Shipley
Dowdell Arthur trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
1108 Bryant
Dowdell Richard, r. 2136 Mission
Dowdell Robert Mrs., r. 13 Louisa
Dowdell Thomas, first officer stmr Alameda, r. 1217)4
Hayes
Dowden Henry, laborer Custom House, r. 17 Ron-
dell PI
Dowe John, deckhand stmr San Rafael
Dowe Lewis, mnfr photographic specialties, 410
Kearny, room 26, r. 905 Ellis
Dowe William, laborer, r. 521 Howard
8^ Dowe. See Dow
Dower John R., policeman, r. 1006 Bryant
Dower Maurice, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1006
Bryant
Dower Michael, policeman, r. 1812 Jessie
Dower Robert, car driver, r. lOOG Bryant
Dower Thomas, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 629 Stev-
enson
Dowland Edwin, musician, r. 908 Geary
Dowland Sarah, widow, r. 1213 Bush
Dowle William G., carpenter, r. 11 Hampton PI
Dowler Thomas, speculator, r. .308 Minna
Dowling Albert J., soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r.
23 Grand Av
Dowling Alice, widow, r. 23 Grand Av
Dowling Ann, widow, r. 288 Union
Dowling Bessie Miss (Dowling Sisters) r. 1908 M«r-
Dowling Charles W., blacksmith Market St. RR., r.
912 McAllister
Dowling Edward, boarding stable, 1915)4 Mission, r.
1717)« Mission
Dowling Edward, expressman, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1310 Grove
Dowling Edward B., stock clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r.
419 Sutter
Dowling Frank, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1820
Howard
Dowling Frank, molder Cal. Planing Mill, r. 76 West
Mission
Dowling James, laborer, r. 426 M Fulton
Dowling James, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 16
White PI
Dowling Jdmea F., carpenter, r. 1310 Florida
Dowling John, clerk E. P. Cole, r. 1025 Harrison
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1 .SAN FRA^-flNCO. <;AIm
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIPOBNIA STRBBT.
SiH.K AUVNT F4»n 1>ACIF1C COAMxI
DOW
418
DOX
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrOUTEUS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 316 and 317 MAHKET STREET
Powliiig Johi), ijortor Platsheli ^^ Harris, r. 'J08 La-
guna
Dowling Jobii, trackman N. B. and M. RK., r. 14
Boardiniiu PI
Dowling John J., fisb dealer, 11-12 Grand Central
Market, r. 1314 Soott
Dowhng Jnlia, widow, r. 1223 Webster
Dowliug Julia, dressmaker, r. 1807 Stevenson
Dowling K. Miss, compositor Call
Dowling Louie Miss (Dowling Sisters) r. 1908 Market
Powliiig Maurice, salesman, r. 39 Fifth
Dowling Nora, teacher, r. 1223 Webster
Dowlinn Patrick, stonecutter, r. 1130 Green
Duwltu^j Richard, livery stable, 327 Sixth, r. 1025
Harrison
Dowling Sisters (Misses Bessie and Louie) millinery,
1908 Market
Dowling T. H. *: Co (Thomas H. Dowling) whole-
sale grocers, 219 Front
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r. 1807 Stevenson
Dowling Thomas H. (T. H. Dowling & Co.) r. 2323 Pa-
cific Av
Dowliug William, car driver, r. 43^ Clinton
Dowling William B., driver La Giande Laundry, r.
32 Shotwell
Dowling William J., phimber, r. 1807 Stevenson
Dowling William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
1820 Howard
Down Margaret M. Mrs., lodgings, 76fi Bryant
Downard Arthur, attorney at law, r. 402 Broadway
Downer Hart A., compositor Call, r. East Oakland
Downer Perley R., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 1.522 Devisadero
Downer Thomas, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Downes Mrs., widow, r. ll.'i William
Downes Alfrt-d, attendant TJ. S. Marine Hospital
Downes Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 41 Second, r.
13 Elizabeth
Downfs Edward R., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
823 Howard
Downes James, r. 722 Clementina
Downes James F., sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2700 Larkin
1^" Downes. See Downs
Downey Bridget, widow, r. 8 Hunt
Downey Cornelius, laborer Black Point Packing
House
Downey George, r. 433 Turk
Downey George, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Downey Hannah, widow, r. 14 Folsom Av
Downey Henry, longshoreman, r. 546 Folsom
Downey James, fireman stmr Granada
Downey James, gardener 1732 Washington
Downey James A. carpenter, r. SE cor Utah and
Twenty-sixth
Downey James A., traveling salesman Eagle Oil and
Refining Co., r. 11 Bowie Av
Downey John, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 2753 Har-
rison
Downey John, bricklayer, r. 109 Minna
Downey John, butcher, 946 Twentieth, r. 944 Twen-
tieth
Downey John, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Downey John Jr.. helper Larkins & Co., r. 2753 How-
ard
Downey John C, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. East
Oakland
Downey John H., carpenter, r. 8 Hunt
Downey John H., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. cor
Twenty-sixth and San Bruno Road
Downey John J., butcher John Downey, r. 944 Twen-
tieth
Downey Kittie Miss, r. 380 Shotwell
Downey Mary, domestic 1823 Clay
Downey Mary, widow, r. 815 M Langton
Downey Mary Miss. r. SE cor Utah and Twenty-sixth
Downey Mary L. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 8 Hunt
Downey Michael, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Downey Moses, hostler John W. Morshrad, r. 25
Washington
Downey Thomas, nightwatchman, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Downey Thomas F., carpenter, r. SE cor Utah and
Twenty-sixth
Downey William J., teamster, r. 224 Greenwich
Do^viile Boiler Iiicrustntioii Preventive
Co., Joseph McGilllvray manager, 204 Market
Downie Henry, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Downing Arthur H., blacksmith, r. 33G Valley
Downing Cass, musician, r. 1019 M Larkin
Downing Charles T., shipcarpenter P. C. SS. Co., r.
1518 Dolores
Downing Daniel, storekeeper Occidental Hotel
Downing Edward H., r. 33t!Ji Bush
Downing Fanny S., widow, r.239 Chattanooga
Downing Fremont O., purser stmr Santa Rosa, r. East
Oakland
Downing George, seaman, r. 906 Pacific
Downing Harry, sawyer, r. 29 Second
Downing James, night inspector Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. Diamond bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Downing James A., clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. 2713 Howard
Downing J, H., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works
Downing John, ship carpenter, r. 336 Valley
Downing John M., teamster, r. 659 Willow Av
Downing Joseph, plaster, r. 24 Russ
Downing Mary, widow, r. 8 s Sumatra bet Potomac
and Tonibigbee
Downing Mathew, plasterer, r. 24 Russ
Downing Orrien P. (Downing & Schmidt) r. 913 Fill-
moi e
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, r. 109)^ Germania
Downing Patrick B., contractor, r. 2713 Howard
Downing Richard, plasterer, r. 24 Russ
Downing Rufus D., blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. 1516
Dolores
Do'wn.ing' Thomas, house and sign painter, 615
Mission, r. 1220 Geary
Downing Thomas A., ship joiner P. C. SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Downing Thomas H. (Moore & Downing) r. Oakland
Downing Thomas W., ship carpenter, r. 126M Silver
Downing William C, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 200
Central Av
Downing & Schmidt (Orrien P. Downing and Ferdi-
nand L. Schmidt) druggists' specialties, 14 Second
Downs Albert W., conductor Market St. RR., r. Park
Hotel
Downs Charles, waiter The Baldwib
Downs Edward, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 823
Howard
Downs Frank, hackman, r. 325^ Bush
Downs James, driver Sutter St. RR.
Downs James, helper Phelps MnfgCo., r. 1819 Hyde
Downs James, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 724 Clemen-
tina
Downs John, bricklayer, r. 471 Jessie
Downs L. W. S., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
AlameJa
Downs Michael, laborer, r. 1819 Hyde
Downs Thomas H., plumber, r, 7 Oak Grove Av
Downs Walstein J., clerk, r. 156 Third
Downs William, contractor, r. 13 Heron
Downs William H., teamster Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 13 Heron
Downs William S., laborer, r. 520 Sixth
8c^ Downs. See Downes
DowsHenry J., drayman, 126 California, r. 1514 Fol-
som
Dowse Richard, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 22 Hampton
PI
Dowse W. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dowsett George, engineer, r. 1571 Kearny
TtoTcey William, importer books, stationery and
engravings, 631 Market, r. 916 Fulton
BIANN 8t BENEDICT,
SaCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
. AND
ft.KCK HOUSE BL,OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Go. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Wl^ SESTON, Asst, Manager.
FHE BANCROFT COIVIPANY
MAlKfrVlFINE PRISTIE FROM NEW TYPE.
DOY
419
DOY
Doy David, machiuist C. H. Evans
Doy Samuel, laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Duychert Julius, traveliu;; 8ale»man The Bancroft
Co , r. 21)3 Octavia
Doyle Andrew, r. 830 Howard
Doyle Andrew, teamster, r. W s Venezuela bet Platte
and Yazoo
Doyle Ann, widow, r. 542!^ Natoma
Doyle Auuie J , widow, r. 45 Clinton
Doyle Beruard, yardman Pac. Uolling MUX
Doyle Catherine, widow, r. 525)4 Howiird
Doyle Catherine F., widow, r. 1101 Broadway
Doyle Charles A., reporter The Monitor Pub. Co., r.
833 Howard
Doyle Chester L., Japanese passenger agent Burling-
ton Koute, r. O.ikland
Doyle Daniel, carpenter, r. 1226 Alabama
Doyle Daniel P., lurniture, 214 Fourth, r. 833 Howard
Doyle Dennis E., salesman J. Noonau & Co., r. 4
Hampton PI
Doyle Edward, blacksmith Thomas Doyle, r. 28 South
Park
Doyle Edward, shipwright, r. 1019 Twentieth
Doyle Edward C, clerk 'Wilmerding & Co., r. 2616
California
Doyle Edward C, plumber, r. 503 Fourth
Doyle Edward J., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. San
.Mateo
Doyle E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1018 Seventeenth
Doyle Elizabeth, widow, r. Grant Alley bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 619 Jessie
Doyle Eug ne O., r. 2426 Jackson
Doyle- F. Mrs., nurse Children's Hospital
Doyle Frank, r. l.')12 Howard
Dcjyle Krank S., blacksmith, r. 54 Sacramento
Doyle Frank T., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle, Galpin Oi Scripture (.Jo m T. Doyle,
Philip G. tialpin and Henry D. Scripture) attor-
neys at law, 432 Montgomery
Doyle Geortje, with Lebeubaum Bros., r. 1019 York
Doyle Gustav, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Doyle Harry, teamster, r. W s Berry bet Fifth and
Sixth
Dovie Henry (Henrv Doyle fc Ci.) r. San Mateo
Doyle Henry E., hostler A. De Tavel, r. 811 Howard
Doj-Ie Henry 6i Co. (Henry Doyle) cimiuission
merchants, agents Barbjtir's Irish flix thr.'ads,
Kerr's spool cotton. Golf's bniid.-i. Bell's linens
handkerchiefs and towels. The Butler Hard Rub-
ber Co.'s combs and druggists' sundries, A. G.
Baylis >t Sous' needles. Silver Lake sanh cordu.
Wood berry cotton rope and twines, seines, nets
and fishing tnckle, 517-519 Market
Doyle Hu^^h, engineer, r. 20 Langton
Doyle Hugh H., couip ositor Examiner, r. 717 Ellis
Do, le J., wi low, r. 281'.i Mission
DOYLE, JACOBS &LEIBOLD
(P.ttrick Doyle, Isaac Jiicobs ami
George J. Leibold) maunfacturers sa.l-
dlery. 111 Taylor
Doyle James, blacU.smith Sutter St. RB., r. 8 Pearl
Doyle James, carpenter, r. 1642 H Mission
Doyie James, tireiu'>ii, r. 537 Elgliteeutli
Doyle James, horseshoer, r. HiMi Folsom
Doyle James F., roofer, r. .525X Howard
Doyle James H., sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg. Co., r.
2849 Mission
Doyle Jauifs J. contractor, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle James J., siilmaker, 50 Clay, r. Oakland
Doyle James P., plumber, r. 214 M Sixth
Doylfi Johannah, widow, r. 525 M Howard
D )yle John, r. 871 Mark.-t
Doyle John, b oxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 227 Fil-
bert
Doyle John, driver N. B. and M. RR.
Doyle John, harnessinaker Walker & Wade
ii
IN THE
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPKCIAL T)i;si<;ns in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Doyle John, laborer, r. 522 First
Dovle John, millwrigbt, r. 24(: Nineteenth
Doyle JobnC. (Doyle & Cssliman) r. 2ii5 Third
Doyle John E. (Doyle & Fay) r. 2616 California
Doyle John J. (Maurice Doyle fc Son) r. 143 Shipley
Doyle John J., laborer, r. 612 Howard
Doyle John L., clerk, r. 433 Golden Gate Av
Doyle John R., carriageuiaker, r. 845 Howard
Doyle John T. (Dojle, Galpin & Scripture) r. Menlo
Park
Doyle Joseph, laborer, r. 115 Welsh
Doyle Joseph T , stonecutter, r. 2827 Bush
Doyle Katie, tailore-^s, r. 326 Fell
Doyle Luke D., floiist, r. SE cor Central Av and Pine
Doyle Maggie, chambermaid O cidental Hotel
Doyle Margaret Miss, r. 1(123 Capp
Doyle Margaret Miss, r. 1304 Vallejo
Doyle Martin C, collector, r. 643H Natoma
Doyle Martin T. laborer S. P. Co., r. 139 Silver
Doyle Mary, widow, r. 241 Perry
Doyle Mary, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 246
Nineteenth
Doyle Marv F., nurse Pac. Dispensary and Childrens
Hospital. 3700 C ilifornia
Doyle M lurice (Miuri -e Doyle fc Sin) r. 143 Shipley
Doyle Miurice, expressman, r. 508 Shotwell
Doyle Maurice .M Son (Maurice and John J.) horse-
shoers, 6 Everett
Doyle Miehael, r. 38 Norfolk
Doyle Mictiael, laborer, r. 227 Filbert
Doyle Michael, teamster, r. 1304 Vallejo
Doyle Micliael J., laborer, r. 512 Howard
Doyle Michael J., machinist, r. 52') !< Howard
D >yle Michael J., plasterer, r. 438 !4 Jessie, rear
Doyle Michael J., varieties. 138 Ninth
Doyle Patrick (Doylo, Jacobs ,v Leibold) r. 1023 Capp
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 43i Vallejo, rear
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Doyle Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3 8
Yolo het I )wa ami Indiana
Doy e Patrick, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Doyle Pitrick A., watchman C. F. Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
Doyle Peter W., carpenter, r. 2^10 Howard
DuyleRliody, blacksmith, 820 Folsom, r. 216 Nine-
teenth
Doyle Richard, crockery and no'ions. 531 Slxteeuth
Doyle Riehar.l, longshoreman, r. 18 Welsh
Doyle Richard M., laborer, r. 3")H ^ Clementina
Doyle Ri.-hird S., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Robert E., office 320 S.iu8ome, room 58, r. 127
Kearny
Doyle Sarah, teaeher music, r. 833 Howard
Doyle Stephen R., carpenter, r. 1216 Treat Av
Doyli- Thomas, agent Goodenough Horseshoe. 57-59
New Montgomery and 110 Washington, r. Oak-
land
Dovle Thomas, firemtn stmr Granada
Doyle Thomas, 1 ibor r, r. 428 Tehama
D .yie Thomas, laborer, r. 1239 Twenty-fifth
Doyle Thomas, oiler stmr San Ju m
D >yle Thomas, seaman, r. 200 Braniinn
D .vie Thomas, painti'r, r. 412^ Fourteenth
Doyle Thomas, stevedore, r. 22 Geneva
Doyle Thomas F., j mi tor U. S. Mint, r. 1.512 Howard
D >yle Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 2827 Bush
D >yle Thomas G., wat.-bmau. r. 715 Howard
Doyle Thom is P., porter H. Lteb •« .^ C •.. r. 1 Perry
Dovle Th )mas R., chb-f clerk S. P. C Ky, r. 211 Turk
Doyl" Thomas W.. silesman Cunningham, Curilss &
Wei h, r. IIOI Broalway
Doyle TImothj, trackman Sutter St. RR., r. 1625 De-
visilero
Doyle William, r. 1019 York
Doyle William, with Holbrook, Merrill & StelBon, r.
612 S 'venioenth
Doyle William C, r. 2019 Folsom
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Doyle WilHiiui E., tiiiutr, r. H);U Twenty-seooud
Doyle William H., toll collector Third uml Be»ry Sts.
Wbarf, r. 17 Hampton PI
Doyle William R., r. a8 Norfolk
Doyle William R., painter, r. 22 Dore, rear
DoyU- «& Casliiuan (John C. Doyle and Daniel
OiiFhmau) \\ines and liquors, SW cor Third and
Howard
DOYLE & FAY (JoHh E. Ooyle
ami Edward Fay) proprietors Grand
Hotel Bar, E s New Montgomery bet
Market and Stevenson
Dozier Grace Mrs., r. 1 Codman PI
Draddy John, engineer, c. 32 Ritch
Drady David, merchandise and picture frames, 230
Fourth, r. 937 Howard
Drady Frank, clerk, r. 709 Ellis
Drady Mamie Miss, saleslady Alexander J. Balny, r.
709 Ellis
Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 6 Third, r. 709 Ellis
Drager Charles, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Drager Joseph A., wool scourer, r. 35 Morris Av
Drager Mary Mrs., r. 35 Morris Av
Drager William, wool sorter, r. 35 Morris Av
Drager William H., wool sorter, r. 35 Morris Av
jKF" Drager. See Dreger
Drago Giacomo, barber, 709 Davis
Drago Giacomo, laborer, r. 517 Union
Dragomanovich Spiridioue de Antonio, clerk Bozo
Radovich, r. 29 Geary
Drain Armand (Drain Bros.) r. 20 CoUingwood
Drain Brothers (Armand and Daniel) laundry, 20-22
CoUingwood
Drain Daniel (Drain Bros.) r. 20 CoUingwood
Drain Daniel O., ship carpenter, r. 82i McAllister
Drain James, engineer CD. Ziele, r. 526 Pacific
Drake C. H., marble cutter John Daniel & Co., r. 43
Tehama
Drake Charles, r. 707 Brannan
Drake Charles, stableman, r. 54 Minna
Drake D. C, student, r. 634 Post
Drake F. B., r. 1608 Bush
Drake Frederick, expressman, r. 3 Magner PI
Drake George, waiter Occidental Hotel
Drake George F., clerk Tuckey & Parsons, r. Oakland
Drake James, master mariner, r. 1107 Clay
Drake John B., messenger Hinz & Landt, r. Oakland
Drake Laura Mrs., r. 1107 Clay
Drake Samuel, office 521 Sansome, r. 1010 Washington
Drake W'illiam, r. 227 Geary
Drake William B., traveling salesman, r. Tilden and
Sixteenth
Dralle Louis, bartender Max Ewer, r. Baldwin House
Drangon John, seaman r. 14 Washington
Draper Edward P. (Brown & Draper) r. E s Railroad
Av bet Tenerifife and Falkland
Draper Emma, widow, r. 605}^ Third
Draper F. H., teamster Frederick H. Green, r. NE cor
Third and Brannan
Draper Mary, widow, r. 139 Eleventh
Draper Throop B., butcher Brown & Draper, r. Baha-
ma bet Susquehanna and Yazoo
Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth
Drathmann William F., salesman, r. 2622 Gough
Dratt Andrew, cooper, r. 528 Hickory Av
Dratz Adam, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
Dratz Frederick, baker, r. 1709 Stevenson
Dray Homer, r. 213 Valencia
Dray John, conductor S. P. Co., r. 24 South Park
Draymen and Teamsters' Union, B'nai B'rith Hall,
121 Eddy
Draymer Martin, cook Peter F. Dillon, r. 512 Mission
Dreaper C. pole dresser Cal. Electric Light Co.
Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, 1047 Bryant
Drees Elimar, clerk Stephen Jackson, r. 724 Mission
Dreger John, carpenter, r. 118 Trenton
B^" Dreger. See Drager
Dreher Andrew, dairy produce, 1228 Stockton
DreibelbiH Stuart, bricklayer, r. 225 Thirteenth
Dreier Charles, compositor Dewey & Co.,r. 1014 How-
ard
Dreler Franz, baker, r. cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Dreier Philip, seaman, r. 263 East
Dreimaun .\ndrea8, salt and spiced fish, r. Baker nr
Tonqniu
Dremau George, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Dreuilel Jo8ei)h, tinner, r. 817 Mason, rear
Dremlel Paul, tinner, r. 817 Mason, rear
Drennan J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Drenueii Miirtha K. Mrs., restaurant, 132 First
Dreniiing Belle Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Polk
Drennoii W., oiler stmr State of California
Dresbach John, bartender, r. 131 Third
Dresbacli William, shipping and commission
merchant, 316 California, r. 929 Pine
Drescher Charles, barber, 629 J^ Geary, r. 5 Cottage
PI
Drescher M. E. Mrs., r. 510 Taylor
Dreschfeld Henry Mrs., r. 1311 York
Dreschfeld Leopold H.. r. 13U York
Dresel Gustave, physician, 509 Kearny, r. 1705 Powell
Dresen Fredericka Mrs., bakery, 1012 Pierce
Dresner Lotiis, cutter B. Friedlander, r. 30 Russ
Dressell Alphonse E., telegraph operator Am. Dist.
Tel., r. 608 Ash Av
Dressell Herman, boilermaker, r. 608 Ash Av
Dresser Charles, hcstler L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 1340
Market
Dresser George H., clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Dressier Bruno, pictureframe maker, r. 2225 Geary
Dressier Ernest, tailor, 2227^ Geary
Dressier William, gardener A. Sutro, r. Sutro
Heights opp Cliff House
Dressier William D., compositor, r. 910 Pine
Dressmakers' Union, Miss L. Bayer manager, 204
Stockton
Drever James, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 827J4 Eddy
Drew Albion P., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 128
Fell
Drew Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel
Drew Charles B., teamster, r. Athens nr Brazil Av
Excelsior Homstead
Drew Conrad, seaman, r. 636 Mission
Drew Edward, cardriver, r. 611 Fourth
Drew Edward F., track foreman S. P. Co., r. 1236
Alabama
Drew Frank, cook, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Drew Frank C, stenographer, r. 1110 Seventeenth
Drew George I., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, r. 16
Wool, B. H.
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) r. 150 Linden Av
Drew John, bookmaker, r. 756 Folsom
Drew John, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 1415 Twenty-
fourth
Drew John G., r. NE cor Richland and Holly Park
AV8
Drew John R. (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 1110 Seven-
teenth
Drew John S., clerk Historical Publishing Co.. r.
1110 Seventeenth
Drew Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 830 Broadway
Drew Mary E. Miss, glovemaker, r. N s Twenty-fourth
bet Vicksburg and Church
Drew N. R. Mrs., furnished rooms. 226 Sutter
Drew Patrick, peddler, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth bet
Vicksburg and Church
Drew Patrick H. Jr., peddler, r. N b Twenty-fourth
bet Vicksburg and Church
Drew William, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 1232
Eddy
Dre-*v Si Mcliaug-lilin (John R. Drew and Fran-
cis McLaughlin) stair builders, 220-222 Steuart
Drewes Henry, butcher, 350 Twenty-fourth
Drewitz Arthur, druggist, r. 158 Eddy
Drews George, r. 521 Pacific
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS •
MARKF.T .««T.. COR. THURD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martel
IRP&D HAR&SZTHY & CO.
S-3-Q. sT.IProincers ot FIKE TABLE WINES
I WASHINGTON
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421
DRI
DrewB HeriaaDD, salesman A. Mautz & Co., r. 732
Capp
Drews Jolin H., laborer, r. 131 Utah
Drews Louis A., teacher <if dancing, 71 New Mont-
Romery. r. '2124 Howard
Drews' Hall. Louis A. Drews proptr, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Drexel .Joseph, laborer .John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
11 Hubbard
Drexler lioulsP., president California Jute Mill
Co.. 409 California, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
Dreydemi Pierre, tailor. 718 Turk
Dreyer Albert (Buck & Dreyer) r. 1 Falmouth
Drt-yer Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Napa
and Illinois
Dreyer Ernst, wines and liquors, 401 Sutter, cor
Stockton
Dreyer Fred., cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 624
Lombard
Dreyer George H., foreman P. Rieger & Co., r. Willard
bet McAllister and Golden Gate Av
Dreyer Henry, butcher, r. 1217 Kearny
Dreyer Henry, laborer Albany Brewing Co., r. 46 Ev-
erett
Dreyer John, expressman, cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 200 Seventh
Dreyer John, liquor saloon, 514}^ Sixth
Dreyer John H.. shoemaker Charles Maier, r. Oak-
land
Dreyer John W., groceries and liquors, 423 Third
Dreyer Joseph, insurance broker, 301 California, r.
110 Hyde
Dreyer Oscar, beer bottler, r. 9 Thirteenth
By" Dreyer. See Dryer
Dreyfus Alexander, salesman, r. 742 Ellis
Dreyfus B. <S£ Co. (Emanuel L. Goldstein, Jacob
and Edward Frowenfeld and John J. Weglein)
growers and dealers California wines and bran-
dies, and proprietors Eagle Wine Vaults, 630-642
Brannan, branch 123 California, New York office
20-22 Desbrosses
Droyfus Charles, butcher S. Solomon, r. 1620 Eddv
Dreyfus Charles, clerk Roseubaum & Co., r. 742 Ellis
Dreyfus Leah, widow, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Dreyfus Marcus, traveling salesman, r. 405 Hayes
Dreyfus Mark H., auctioneer. 319 Pine, r. 2426 Post
Dreyfus Moses, crockery, 1620 Eddy
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer, 35^ Sixth
DrevfusB Edwin, department manager Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 819 Polk
Dreyfuss Jacob, butcher Isidore Fos, r. 1701 Dupont
Dreyfiiss Jacob, cattle dealer, r. 609 Franklin
Dreyfu.'<8 Jules, merchant, r. 1590 Bush
Dreypolcher Edwin G., jeweler Lindemann & Cantor,
r. 1511 Pierce
Dreypolcher Frederick, foreman Jacob Strahle& Co.,
r. 1)11 Pierce
Dreypolcher William S., advertising solicitor, r. 34
Kearny
Dreysdofler Louis, master schr P. and R.,No. 7, office
7 Clay
Driefer Adolph, laborer, r. 4 Clyde
Drleschmau Henry, clerk B. H. Lichtenetein, r. 25
West Mission
Drleschman John, shoemaker, 1608 West Mission, r.
25 We«t Mission
Driffield V. C;iru8, special agent Anglo-Nevada As-
surance Corporation, r. 6:^0 Sutter
DRINKHOUSECO.THEJ.A.
(J. A. Drinklioiise president and trea8«
iirer, John Arthur Drjnkhoiise vice-
president, Kre<lerick R. Dtinkhouse
secretary, tobacconisitg, 'i'i7-'i'm Bat-
tery, established 1850, incorporated
May 11th, 1887
Drinkhouse Frederick R., secretary The J. A. Drink-
house Co., r. 42 South Park
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOS':' CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
t & J, mm & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Drinkhouse J. A., president and treasurer The
J. A. Drinkhouse Co., r. 42 Smith Park
Drinkhouse John Arthur, vice-president The J. A.
Drinkhouse Co.. r. 42 South Park
Driscoll Alice, tailoress, r. 156 Tehama
DriscoU Annie Mrs., r. 1024 Howard
Driscoll C. E., proprietor Sanitarium Baths, 2210-
2212 Powell, r. 1712 Bush
Driscoll Charles, engineer, r. 156 Tehama
Driscoll Charles .\., clerk, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll Cornelius, r. 310 Tehama
Driscoll Coroellus, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Driscoll Daniel, fruit peddler, r. 115 Juniper
Driscoll Daniel, gripman Market St. RB., r. 320 Fifth
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, r. 2612 Post
Driscoll Daniel, peddler, r. Cherubusco nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Driscoll Daniel, shipwright, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll Daniel J., painter, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll Daniel J. Jr., clerk local freight office S. P,
Co., r. 605 Larkln
Driscoll Daniel O., master tug Millen Griffith, r.
542 3^ Second
Driscoll Dennis, r. 73 Tehama
Driscoll Dennis, butcher, r. 3005 Laguna
Driscoll Dennis, fruit peddler, r. 115 Juniper
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 446 Tehama
Driscoll Dennis, laborer, r. 1320 Scott, rear
Driscoll Dennis, stonemason, r. 414 Clementina
Driscoll Dennis C, upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r.
1327 M Harrison
Driscoll Dennis I., clerk, r. 100 Jones
Driscoll D. J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. Oak-
land
Driscoll Edward F. clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 605 Larkin
Driscoll Edward P., druggist George W. Minor, r.
1820 Market
Driscoll Ellen, widow, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Driscoll Ellen, widow, r. 310 Tehauia
Driscoll Florence, lumberman, r. 5 Hinckley
Driscoll Frank, student, r. 2612 Post
Driscoll Frank I., carver Fink & Schindler, r. 1820
Market
Driscoll Frank J., tailor John Blake, r. 263 Stevenson
Driscoll Frederick A., drusjgist, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll George S., shoemaker, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll H. E. Mrs., r. 610 Willow Av
Driscoll Henrietta, tailoress, r. 156 Tehama
Driscoll James, bartender Harry Bentham, r. 636
Fourth
Driscoll James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Driscoll James, packer J. Straus & Cor, r. Oakland
Driscoll James E., engineer stuir Columbia, r. 103
Polk
Driscoll James F. (DriscoU & Ryan) r. 320 Clemen-
tina
Driscoll James N., salesman Whlttier. Fuller k Co.,
r. 610 Willow Av
Driscoll Jeremiah, hackman, r. 325 ^ Bush
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 444 Tehama
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Reldy's Hotel
Driscoll Jeremiah J., r. 508 Mason
Driscoll Jeri'iuiah J., liquor saloon, 239 Seventh
Driscoll J. J., water tender P. M. SS. Co., r. 1144 Fol-
som
Driscoll John, butcher Charles Supel.r. 2302 Mission
Driscoll John, fruit peddler, r. 115 Juniper
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 81 Everett
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 446 Natoma, rear
Driscoll John, laborer, r. SE cor Church and Seven-
teenth
DriscoU John, liquor saloon, NW cor St. Thomas and
Platte
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 26 Tehama, rear
Driscoll John, tanner, r. 745 Howard
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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IMl'OUXKliS Olf
NIARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
B09, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Drisooll John, undertaker, r. 1;) Hikemau PI
Driscoll Jdbn H , <l<rk, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll John M., mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
G49H Stevpnsou
Driscoll Joseph, mason, r. ISfi Tehama
Driscoll Kale, widow, r. 13 Dikeman Pi
Driscoll Kittle, tailorees, r. ISC Tehama
Driscoll Lillian Mrs., r. 20 Hoflf Av
Driscoll Mamie Miss, tailoress, r. 7 Willow Av
Driscoll MarKaret, widow, r. 1211 Steiner
Driscoll Margaret, widow, dressmaking, 1328 Stockton
Driscoll Mary, domestic 1P34 California
Driscoll Mary, widow, r. 5 Liik Alley
Driscoll Mary Mrs., r. 605 Larkin
Driscoll Mary E., widow, r. 928 Twentieth
Driscoll Michael, carpenter, r. 2(i3 Stevenson
Driscoll Michael, groceries, 225 Eighth
Driscoll Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Driscoll Michael J., teamster Henry Legeman, r. 906
Howard
Driscoll Moses, peddler, r. Chenery nr Randall
Driscoll N. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 435 Eddy
Driscoll Nellie, tailoress. r. ISM Tehama
Driscoll Nora, domestic r. 216 Sixth
Driscoll Patrick, laborer, r. lOM Geneva
Driscoll Patrick, wood and coal, 421 Clementina, r.
420 Clementina
Driscoll Robert, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Driscoll Stephen, laborer, r. 81 Everett
Driscoll Thomas, bricklayer, r. 263 Stevenson
Driscoll Thomas, oiler stmr Starbuck, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Driscoll Thomas, painter, r. 69 Natoma
Driscoll Thomas B., waiter, r. 263 Stevenson
Driscoll Thomas E., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
817 Howard
Driscoll Timothy, r. 1221 Florida
Driscoll Timothy, capitalist, r. 129 Capp
Driscoll Timothy, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Driscoll Timothy J., printer, and extraman Engine
No. 3, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Driscoll William, deckhand stmr Modoc
Driscoll William, laborer, r. 81 Everett
Driscoll William, waiter, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
Driscoll William H., bartender Gall & Dunn, r. 16J^
Glover
Driscoll Jte Ryan (James F. Driscoll and Henry Ryan)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Minna and Fourth
Drish J. M., salesman Roos Bros.
Drislane Thomas, liquor saloon, S s Twenty-fourth
bet Noe and Ca-stro
Driver Charles, painter, r. 1114 Treat Av
Driver George C, r. 5-38 Folsom
Driver Isabella, widow, r. 144 M Natoma
Driver Lizzie, domestic 3022 Sacramento
Droast Frederick, piano polisher Hemme & Long, r.
8!^ Antonio
Drobaz Matteo, chop house and coffee saloon,
503 East, r. 723 Harrison
Droge Peter, carpenter, r. 125 Cumberland
Droger Henry C. clerk Haggin & Dibble, r. 215 Post
Droger Mary, widow, r. 118 Fell
Drohan Maggie, lodgings, 17 South Park
Droit John, cook, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Droit Thomas, carpenter John G. Carr, r. 911 Sacra-
mento
Drolet Johanna Mrs., r. 21 Valparaiso
Drolet John, groceries, 1508}^ Powell
Drolet John E., painter,. r. 6 Vallejo PI
Drolette Joseph, carpenter, r. 1430 Twenty-fourth
Dromey Michael, carrlriver, r. 568 Howard
Dros Gussie, r. 38 Hoff Av
Droscoer Frank, seaman, r. 263 East
Drossel August A., druggist Joseph H. Drossel, r. 900
Jackson
Drossel .loseph H., apothecary and chemist, NW cor
JacKsoii and Powell, r. ildO Jackson
DroHsner Ad-lf, clerk RichardKon Bro.s., r. 1.336 Bush
Drossner Ivan, cutter Hart Bros., r. 1336 Bush
Drossncr Jacob, salesman Edward Cohu & Co., r.
1336 Bush
Drossner William, r. 1336 Bnsh
Dro.'^tc Henry, solicitor, r. 402 Broadway
Drouet HipiJdlvte, sausiige factory, 315>< Fifth
Drouet Victoria Mine, r. 1412 Powell
DrouHiird Joseph, longshoreman, r. 433 Broadway
Drouglit Robert H., tailor, r. 649 Folsom
Drouin Felix (Piuchon & Drouin) r. 815)^ Vallojo,
rear
Drow Charles, barber, r. 515 Union, rear
Drown Albert N., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r.
1722 Valle.jo
Druard Louis, bedmaker, r. 114 Fourth
Dnick George, waiter, r. 136 Sixth
Drucker August (Drucker & Phillips) r. 1422 Fulton
Drucker August E., manager Wilson's Dining Room,
r. 501 Post
Drucker Emma Miss, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker George I., dentist S. F. Dental Office, r. 1422
Fulton
Drucker Joe Miss, teacher elocution, r. 1422 Fulton
Drucker John, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sixth and Mission
Drucker P. M., master schr Argonaut, office 48 Market
Drucker William, laborer, r. NE cor Thirteenth and
Sanchez
Drucker William E., dentist, 121 Post, rooms 6-7, r.
722 Broderick
DEUCKER& PHILLIPS
(Aag'ust Drucker and William A. Phil-
lips) real estate agents, 54:!2 California
Drncker's Oakland and San Francisco
Express Co., Henry Nelzen and Edward Stoer-
mann proprietors, 15 Market
Drucks J. E., miller, r. 217 Third
Druifel Franci>i H.. r. 1235 Hyde
Druyer Otto, dishwasher, r. 421 Minna
Druhan Thomas (Druhan & Gallagher) r. 218 Twenty-
fourth
Druhan & Gallagher (Thomas Druhan and James E.
Gallagher) boots and shoes, NE cor Alabama and
Twenty fourth
Druhe Herman A., bookkeeper Henry Campe & Co., r.
Oakland
Druhin Charles, vegetableman, r. 733 Market
Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter
Drullard Frederick R., r. 43 Sixth
Drum Brothers (James L. and William P.) civil en-
gineers, 402 Montgomery
Drum Courtland, steward, r. 1212 Pacific
Drum Edward F., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
3j6 Verona
Drum Frank G., cashier James B. Haggin, r. Oak-
land
Drum James L. (Drum Bros.) 402 Montgomery
Drum William P. (Drum Bros.) 402 Montgomery
Drum William W., cigars and tobacco, 1158 Market,
r. 1018 Suiter
Drumey Kate Miss, housekeeper, r. 5G8 Howard
Drumgold John H., collector, r. 2104 Sutter
Drummel William, clerk, r. 433 Minna
Drummond A. D. Rev., assistant rector Church of
the Advent, r. 1192 Haight
Drummond Frank G., teamster, r. 637b Minna
Drummond G. F., r. 1104 Market
Drummond John W., teamster, r. 219 Golden Gate
Av, rear
Drummond Joseph H., flangeturner George E. Bel-
mor, r. 309 Clementina
Drummond Joseph T., boilermaker, r. 309 Clemen-
tina
Drummond Nora, milkranch, Byfield Tract
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF LONBON
Capital,
Assets,
$3,500,000.
$9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mi. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
MARKlT ST
.{BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
DllU
423
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Drumiiioiid Ricliard S., wood, coal, hay, grain
autl lumber, 4:i:t-4:J.5 Valencia, r. 119 Julian Av
Druranioud Samui'l O., teamster and extraman En-
gine No. '1. r. 412 Bush
nrumnioud William, dishwasher, r. Bonanza House
Drury Frank G., bookkeeper Thomas Doyle, r. 309
GoMin Gate Av
Drurv Henry, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 309 Golden
Gate Av
Drury .Jennie Mrs., clerk, r. 538Fol8om
Drury .John W., butcher John P. Scully, r. 309 Golden
Gate Av
Drury Michael, tailor, r. Lake nr Twentieth Av
Drury Micliael S.. laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Lake
ur Twentieth Av
Drury Pittrick W., laborfr, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Drury Peter, contractor, r. 1416 Kearny
Drury Thomas H., patent maker, r. 624 Fourth
Drury Thomas J., clerk agent's office Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Drnry Thomas J., r. restiurant, 503 Davis
Drury Thomas S., machinifit Mcintosh k Wolpman
Drury William, tailor, 331 Kearny, r 1030 Twentieth
DruKedom John, beerbottler, r. 1811 Mason
Drusich .John, seaman stmr San .Jose
Dnixler Albert, locksmith, r. 35 Hardie
Dryden George H. S., wharf builder, r. 330 Fremont
Dryden Thomas .J., manager Great Am. Importing
Tea Co.. 1419 Polk
Dryden William S., foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
1817 Union
Dryer Bernard, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 4 Colli ngwood
Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1317 Stockion, r. 1315
Stockton
Dryer Charles F. Jr., backman C. F. Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
Dryer John F., artist Schmidt Label and Litho Co.,
r. 1315 Stockton
Dryer Thomas G., hackman 0. F. Dryer, r. 1315 Stock-
ton
tff" Dryer. See Dreyer
Drynen John, watchman Custom House
DryseliuB Erland, clerk Charles O. Swanberg, r. 1910
MaBon
Duane Edmund, laborer, r. .'iSS Natoma
Duane Edward, butcher. SW cor Ford and Sanchez
Duane James, peddler, r. 43 Juniper
Duaue James F.. polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 563 Natoma
Duane John, bricklayer, r. 711 Scott
Duane John, gardener, r. 605 Green
Duane John, Uborer Matthew Nunan, r. 118 Page
Duane Mary, r. 210 Jones
Duane Maurice, fireman, r. Garfield Hotel
Duane William, conductor, r. 741 Folsom
Duane William L., millhaiid, r. 550 Mission
e^ Dunne. See Doan and Doane
Duarte Pascal, r. 516 Union
DubachcT Anton, mllkf-r, r. 431 Pine
Dubacber Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
Dnbas Daniel, r. 2 Quincy PI
Dubedat Edward, bookkeeper Pascal, Dubedat & Co.,
r. 1714 Stockton
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat &;Co.) r. 1714 Stock-
ton
Dubernet Felix, picture frames, 915 Mission, r. New
York
Dubernet Lucien, manager Felix Dubernet, r. Oak-
land
Dubernet Raonl, foreman Felix Dubernet, r. Oakland
Duboce A., optician, r. 471 Tehama
Daboce Victor D., bookkeeper Wright, Bowne
fc Co., r. 534 Eddy
Du Bois A. F., teacher Filippe's Academy of Lan-
RuageB
Du Bois Anna E. Mrs., principal Garfield Primary
School, r. 1416 Hyde
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Dubois August P., clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. W s Washington Av bet Precita Av and
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Dubois Benjamin, patternmaker Marshutz & Can-
trell, Oakland
Du Bois Edward, stonecutter, r. 506 Second
Du Bois James, superintendent Anatomical Museum,
761 Market, r. 211 Geary
Du Bois James L., accountant Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. Lick House
Du Bois Louis, watchman stmr Acapulco
Du Bois Paul, r. 538 Natoma
Dubois Paul A., druggist, SE cor Leavenworth and
Clay
Du Bois Pierre C, metallurgist, r. 313 Capp
Dubois Pierre G., stairbuilder A. F. Knorp, r. Oak-
land
Du Bois Sumner V., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
San Leandro
Du Bois William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. St. Helena
Dubner G., cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 735 Bran-
nan
Dubreuil Peter, tailor, r. 55 Second
Ducas Solomon, sewing machines. 1308 Market
Du Castel Edward, teacher of languages, r. 630 Polk
Ducey Mattie Miss, tailoress, r. .534 Howard
Ducey Peter, laborer, r. 732 Howard
Duchesne John, locksmith and bellhanger, 761 How-
ard
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co., r.
235 Kearny
Duchesne Peter E., sawfiler, r. 253 Clementina
Duchesne Thomas M., contractor, r. 103 Geary
Duchesnean J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Duchie T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Duchin Pierre, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Duchie John, carpenter, 1565 Market
Duck Edward B., clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Emily H., widow, teacher music, r. 2021 Polk
Duck George H., salesman I. Freud S Co., r. 2021 Polk
Duckel Alice Miss, compositor, r. 916 Vallejo
Duckel John, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
916 Vallejo
Duckel Nicholas, packer Medical Purveyors' Dept U.
S. A., r. 916 Vallejo
Ducker Annie, widow, r. 415 Mason
Ducker John Mrs., widow, r. 1723 Mission
Ducker Peter N.. master mariner, r. '■i'^H Lombard
Duckert Matthias, stock broker, r. 100 M Second
Duckett Charles S.. dentist, 37 M Sixth
Duckett Edward, receiving clerk City RR., r. 823
Twentieth
Duckenfleld John, peddler, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Duclalr Peter, seaman, r. 6'>M Federal
Duclos Vetol, teamster, r. 292 Twenty-second
Ducol John, butcher stmr Mariposa
Ducomet F., laborer, r. 614 Broadway
Ducommon Frederick H.. milk dealer, r. 906 Shotwell
Ducommon Paul, with Nat Raphael & Co., r. 200
Stockton
Ducommun Preston M., teamster, r. 329 Capp
Ducommun William A., porter, r. 329 Capp
Ducrou Eugene, liquor saloon, 500 Broadway
Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer, r. 514 Chestnut
Duddy Annie, chambermaid the Baldwin
Duddy Anthony, assistant O'Connor. MolTatt 4: Co., r.
19 Adelaide pi
Duddy Bartholomew laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W 8 Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy Bridget, widow, r. 19,-^ Adelaide PI
Dtiddy Edward, hamroersman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.W
s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy George, millnian Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Duddy John J., bookkeeper James Kitterman, r. 804
Filbert
Duddy Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
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Duddv Miohiiel, sftlesmau O'Couuor, Moffatt & Co., r.
19 A.lelalile pi
Dudilv William F., teamster James Kltterman, r. 807
Filbert
l»-Du(l(ly. See Doody
Dudtn George, r. 1)32 HalRht
Dudgell Sarah Mrs., r. 951 Harrison
Diuigeou Aeneas M., r. 300 Eighteenth
Dudgeon Georjje E., molder O'Conuell & Lewis, r. 957
Howard
Dudgeon John A., salesman Joseph Silverman, r. 957
Howard
Dudgeon William N., salesman Adolph Silverman, r.
957 Howard
Dudley Aliie J. Miss., teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 1815 Baker
Dudley Allen P. Mrs., r. 1815 Baker
Dudley Edward T., attorney at law, 6il Merchant,
room 10, r. lO'J Devisadero
Dudley Edwin R., clerk, r. 1238 Bush
Dudley Elijah C, carriagemaker, r. 2015 O'Farrell
Dudley James S, r. 2229 Jackson
Dudley Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) J. Stadtfeld
Jr. secretary, »1 Nevada Block
Dudy Kate, domestic 332 Hayes
Dudy William J., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Brewster, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth.
Due E. B. r. 1901 Howard
Duebel Charles A., carpenter Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
330 Fremont
Dueben Charles, steward, r. 29 Albion Av
Duehle John, bakery, fruits and vegetables, 1565
Market
Duehrkoop Albert, wood carver, r. 119 Seventh
Duenwald Charles F., carpenter, r. 2011 Hyde
Duenwald Frank H., housemover, r. 2011 Hyde
Dueuwald Henry W., caumaker, r. 2011 Hyde
Duenwald Mary Mrs., widow, r. 2011 Hyde
Duer Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Kentucky
Home
Duering George, machinehand Fuchs & Euler, r. 747
Harrison
Duerst Melchoir, gralner The Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Duesbury Horace, portrait painter, r. 711 California
Duesen Henry, bedmaker. r. 537 Sacramento
Duewer William, waiter F. Conrades, r. 561 Stevenson
Dufau John T., salesman M. Freudenberg & Co., r.
414 Hayes
Dufau M. Mme., dressmaking, 414 Hayes
Duff Andrew, bartender, r. 2215 Howard
Duff Annie, cigarmalter, r. 158 First
Duff Cummings, carpenter, r. 63:i Stevenson
Duff Edward, carpenter, r. 1063^ Third
Duff Frank, whiteiier, r. 158 First
Duff Frank H., molder Risdon I. and'L. Works, r. 158
First
Duff Hugh, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s Tennessee
bet Butte and Solano
Duff James, cutlery and china ware, 414 Third
Duff Jane, widow, r. 136 Fair Oaks
Duff J. F., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 136 Fair
Oaks
Duff John, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 1109
Seventeenth
Duff John, fresco painter, r. 723 Shotwell
Duff John H., carpenter, r.l508 Church
Duff John J., fresco painter, r. 727 J<S Treat Av
Duff Louisa, widow, r. 1414 Kearny
Duff Margaret B., widow, r. 227 Post
Duff Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 813 Howard
Duff Thomas, policeman, r. 923 Union
Duff Thomas C., foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s Ten-
nessee bet Butte and Solano
Duff Thomas L., carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Duff' William, bricklayer, r. 1614 Mission
Duff William, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 917 Greenwich
Dnff William R., machinist Palmer & Bey, r. Oakland
Duff & Co. (Robert P. R. Duff) commission merchants
222 Davis
DulT«'y Ili-otlterg (George F. and Eugene J.)
plumbers and gasfitters, 122 Sutter, factory 17
Trinity
Duffey Charles E., with Duffey Bros., r. 2096 Market
Duffey Charles W., carpenter, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Duffey Christopher, carpenter, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Duffey Edward, foreman gaslitters Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 926 Sixteenth
Duffey Eugene J. (Duffey Bros.) r. 2096 Market
Duffey George F. (Duffey Bios.) r. 2096 Market
Duffey John, clerk Joseph MeUzer & Co.
Dufl'ey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission.
Duffey John, laborer, r. 927 Twenty-sixth
Duffey John, varnisher, r. Belmont Hotel
Duffey Joseph, plumber Duffey Bros.
Duffey M., carpenter, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Duffey Patrick, r. NE cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-sixth
0^ Duffey. See Duffy
Dufficy Peter, plumber Duffey Bros., r. 1878 Mis-
siou
Duffleld Edward J., clerk, r. 909 Lombard
Duffield Frank B., clerk L. C. Pistolesi, r. 1107 Mont-
gomery
DufBeld George W., special policeman, r. 1107 Mont.
gomery
Dulfield George W. Jr., collector, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffield Henry A., compositor, r. 21 Minna
Duffield W. W., clerk Andrew A. Brown, r. 122 Turk
Duffin A. C, bellman Palace Hotel
Duffln James, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Duff.v Alexander, expressman, r. 112 Twenty-third
Duffy Alicia Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 1713 Hyde
Duffy Alphons, blacksmith Market St. RR.
Duff.v Ann, domestic Occidental Hotel
Duffy Ann Mrs., bakery, 503 Jones ,
Duffy Anne, widow, r. 10 Converse
Dufl'y Belinda, widow, r. 1713 Hyde
Duffy Bernard, carpenter, r. 828 Church
Duffy Bernard C, real estate agent, r. 204Ji Eddy
Duffy Bridget, restaurant, 121 Fifth
Duffy Catherine, widow, r. 1103 Broadway
Duffy Charles J., compositor, r. 1306 Jackson
Duffy Charles J., hostler S. Soloman & Co., r. 1514
O'Farrell
Duffy Charles M., compositor, r. 12 Sherman
Duffy Daniel F., car builder, r. 828 Church
Duffy E., r. 624 Fourth
Dufl'y Edward, r. 409 Minna
Duffy Edward, hostler Central RR., r. 1211 Fillmore
Duffy Edward, real estate, r. 119 Vallejo
Duffy Edward B., passenger agent Chicago, Rock Is-
land and Pac. Ry., 36 Montgomery, r. 12 Sherman
Duffy Edward P., porter Ames & Detrick, r. 24 Lewis
Dufty George, barber F. Guillermet, r. Central House
Duffy George, clerk, r. 119 Vallejo
Duffy George H., machinist, r. 9193^ Mission
Duffy Hugh, laborer, r. 30 Clarence PI
Duffy Hugh, teamster, r. 412 Beale
Duffy J. A. Mrs., r. 429 Geary
Duffy James, driver California St. RR., r. 3216 Cali-
fornia
Duffy James, engineer, r. 1110 Clay
Duffy James, fireman, r. W s Louisiana bet Sierra and
Shasta
Duffy James, gijard San Quentin. r. 22 J^ Langton
Duffy James, laborer, r. 1306 Jackson
Duffy James, longshoreman, r. 34 Minna
Duffy James, watchman Palace Hotel
Dufi'v James Mr.s., widow, r. 1944 California
DUFFY JAMES & CO. carpets,
oilclotlis, paper Uanging-s, window
sliades, etc., 811 Market
Duffy James J., r. 1014 Greenwich
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Duffy James W., 8alesniau Davis Bros., r. 919 Ji Mls-
Biou
Duffy James W., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 1944 Cali-
furuia
Duffy James W., laborer, r. 4 Rnshton PI
Duffy J. J. & Co. (Ji)hn J. Duffy) comuiission mer-
rhauts 304 Washington
Duffy John, carpenter, r. 1003 Church
Duffv John, coo , r. 54 Sacramento
Duffy John, laborer, r. 710 Tehama
Dutly John, painter D. Foley
Duffy John, plasterer, r. 42 Louisa
Duffy John A., paperhauger, r. 3 Perry
Duffy John E., bricklayer, r. b28 Church
Duffy John J. (J. J. Duffy .<j Co.) r. 319 Hyde
Duffy John B., match mufr, 1670 Mission, r. 1246 Mis-
sion
Duffy .Joseph, carriagesmith F. Keany, r. 33 Eddy
Duffv Julia, tailoress, r. 140 Minna
Duffy J. W., waiter, r. 448 Natoma
Duffy Margaret, widow, r. 557 Stevenson
Duffy Margaret Mrs., r. 110 Freelon
Duffv Mark C, marble yard and liQUor saloon, 102G
Oak
Duffy Mary, widow, r. 129 Langton
Duflv Mary Miss, r. 2901 California
Duffy N., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Duffv Neil Mrs., varieties, 503 Jones
Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 121 Fifteenth
Duffy Patrick, laborer Oibbs' U. S. Bonded Ware-
house
Duffy Patrick, shoemaker, 1414 Pacific
Dutt'v Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Duffy Patrick T., laborer, r. 6 Olive Court
Duffy Peter, engineer, r. 410 Sixth
Duffy Philip, hackman. r. 1515 Turk
Duffy P. J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's Church,
r. 744 Mission
Duffy Rose, domestic 1419 California
Duffy Samuel, laborer S. F. Box Co., r. 128 Mission
Duffv Sarah J. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 429 Geary
Duffy Terrence, mnfr rustic work, NE cor Geary and
Polk
Duffy Thomas, farmer, r. 119 Vallejo
Duffy Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Duffy Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 625
Stevenson
Duffy Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 129 Laugton
Duffy Thomas, with Man. Sadler & Co.
Duffy Thomas J., city agent Commercial Ins. Co., r.
NW cor Mason and EOdy
Duffy William, r. 519 3<; Stevenson
Diiffy William, r. 614 Pine
Duffv William, laborer, r. 42 Louisa
8^~ Duffy. SeeDuffey
Dufour A. & Co. (Anton Dufour and Victor Hoffmann
•Jr.) liquor saloon, 515 J6 Fourth
Dufour Anton (A. Dufour & Co.) r. 5153^ Fourth
Dufour Margaret, widow r. 917 Post
Dufour Victor, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 19 Jasper PI .
Dufranc Videl Mrs., French laundry, 341 Third
Dufrechou Henry, cellarman Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
32 Fourth
Dugau Albert, shoemaker, 439 Valencia
Dug.iu Albert D., buyer Redington & Co., r. 33
Twelfth
Dugan Alice Miss, shoefitter, r. 116 Fourteenth
Dugan Bernard M. Rev., O. P., rector Dominican
Monastery. NW cor Steiner and Bush
Dugan Brld^'et, widow, r. 126 Twenty-third
Du^;an Bridget, widow, r. 1170 Harrison
Dugfin Charles E., cashier Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dugau Cornelius, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co. r. 523
Howard
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Dugan Daniel, coalpasser stmr Colima
Dugan Dennis, soap peddler, r. BE cor Twenty-
second aud Alabama
Dugau Edmuud, expressman, cor Howard and Beale
r. 1308 Folsom
Dugan Emma F.. widow, r. 404 Stockton
Dugan Edward G., canmaker, r. 30 Natoma
Dugan Eugene, messenger, r. 555 Jj Jessie
Dugau Fanny Miss, r. 1427 O'Farrell
Dugau Fanny Mrs., lodgings, 227 Third
Dugan Felix J., liquor saloon and cigar mofr, NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Treat Av
Dugan F. W., gripman Market St. RR.
Dugan Herbert F., clerk Examiner, r. 404 Stockton
Dugan Hugh, laborer, r. 116 Fourteenth
Dugan Hugh, night watchman 8. P. Co.
Dugan Hugh B., driver Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 22
South Park
Dugan Jaint's E., carrier Chronicle, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer W. U. Tel. Co., r. 510 Front
Duuan John, clerk Post Office, r. 2322 Webster
Dugan John, laborer, r. 420 Sixth
Dugan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 8 B
Sierra bet Indiana and Iowa
Dugan John, machinist, r. 1022 Twentieth
Dugan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 173 Minna
Dugan John S., carrier Post Office, r. 1823 Hyde
DuKan Kntherine, widow, r. 22 South Park
Dugan Margaret, widow, r. 30 Natoma
Dugan Mary, widow, r. 615 Seventh
Dugan Michael, cor.per Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 62 Clementina
Dugan Owen, r. 555^ Jessie
Duyan Patrick, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 413 Tenth
Dugan Patrick, stevedore, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, trackman Presidio RR., r. 1907 M Hyde
Dugan Patrick H., liquor saloon. 225 Third
Dugan Patrick H.. carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r.
19 y^ Folsom Av
Dugan Theodore H.. city agent Robert Dickson, r. 33
Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, laborer Dohrraann & Co.
Dugan Timothy, fireman, r. Francisco nr Dupont
Dugan Timothy, laborer, r. 2014 54 Dupont
Dugau Timothv J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 541 Natoma
Dugan Vincent D., laborer, r. 14 Hawthorne
Dugan William, r. 62 Cleuientlna
Dusian William W., blacksmith, r. 809 Mission
1^" Dugan. See Doogan, Dou«an iind Dugiian
Dugau's Hall. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison
Duggan Arthur, lauudryman S. F. Laundry
Duggan Ed%7ard, saloon keeper, r. IH Sanchez
Dugt/an Edward C. clerk Balfour. Guthrie & Co., r.
220 Hermann
Duggan Hannah, widow, r. 134 Folsom
Duggan Henry, distributor S. !•'. Laundry
DUGGAN JAMES B. me„^,
fariii.sliinrr' i^ucxlx, 105 Montjfomery, r.
301 Powell
Duggan John, clerk W. Boyken, r. 26 Capp
Dugtrnn Johu, engineer, r. 134 Folsom
Duggan John, shoemaker Porter. Slesslnger & Co.. r.
375 Buchanan
Duggan Michael, carpenter, r. 1807 Mission
Duggan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom
Duggan Robert A., clerk, r. 8E cor Twenty-fourth
and Folsom
Duggan T., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Duggan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 64 First
Duggan Thomas J., policeman, r. 26 Capp
Duggan Thomas J., watchman, r. 748 Harrison
Dugyan Thomas J. Jr., niachlnlet S. F. Tool Works,
r. 26 Capp
Duggan Timothy, laborer, r NW cor Louisiana and
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DiiKKnn Timothy, wood ami coiil, 1()'24 Clay
fc^ Diiguan. SeeDoiiuHii, Doofian and Dugan
Diihem Ait^fustc, flori.^t and decurntur, 121 Sut-
ter, r. 25 Slocktoii PI
Dubem George, florist AuguBte Duhem, r. 25 Stockton
PI
Duhem Victor, solar and photographic printer, 713
Sutter
Duhig John, r. 24 RIngold
Duhnien Henry A., clerk William Hoelscher & Co., r.
307 Ritch
Duhiie Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ken-
tucky Home
Diihr Lena Mrs., furnished rooms, 644 Sacramento
Duignau John, expressman, r. N s Sierra bet Michi-
gan and Georgia
Duinett C, first assistant engineer stmr City of To-
peka
Dulsenberg Charles A. C. (Chas. Duisenberg & Co.)
r. 1031 Harrison
Duisenberg Clias. Si Co. (Charles A. C. Duisen-
berg) importers and commission merchants, and
agents Dyckerhoff Portland Cement, and North
German Lloyd Steamship Co., 314 Sacramento
Dujardin Albert, clerk Homer Williams, r. 307 Eigh-
teenth
Dujardin Clifford, clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne,r.307
Eighteenth
Dujardin F. Mrs., dressmaking, 307 Eighteenth
Dujardin Frederick, clerk A. Smith,r. 307 Eighteenth
Dnjardin Frederick Jr., bartender stmr Oakland, r.
30V Eighteenth
Dujardin Louis, bartender stmr San Rafael
Dukah Frank, deckhand stmr San Rafael
Duke David, r. 174 JesLie
Duke John D., carpenter, r. 126 Hayes
Duke Robert D., bookkeeper Harrison & Dickson, r.
126 Hayes
Duke Robert W., carpenter, r. 293«S Welsh
Dukelow John, deckhand stmr Resolute, r. 15 3^ Clin-
ton
Dnkich Eugene, porter stmr San Rafael
Dulac Jean (Bennede & Dulac) r. 736 Pacific
Duley Frank P., wood and coal, 1713 Mission
Duley William P.. plasterer, r. 1146 Union
Dulfer Frederick W., shopfitter, r. 3 Grace Terrace
Dulion John P., r. 607M Piue
Dullp Alfred, cellarmari Roth & Co.,r. 311 Lombard
I Dulip Emile, clerk, r. 311 Lombard
Dulip Emile A., bartender Augustus F. Benard, r. 841
[ Howard
i Dullea (Catharine, widow, r. 14 Beideman
Dullea Charles, laborer, r. 3 Juniper
: Dullea Charles Mrs., millinery, 1943 Mission
Dullea Edward F.. laborer, r.*786 Folsom
I Dulleghan Alice, widow, r. 205 Second
i Dullighan Frank, printer, r. 225 Seventh
I Dullighan John J., r. 48 Ritch
! Dullighan Thomas, engineer, r. 225 Seventh
I Dumarais Leon, bartender Pierre Dumont, r. '631^
Natoma
Dumas A. C, r. 515 J^ Bush
Dumas Lucien Mrs., furnished rooms, 48 Seventh
Dumbrell Charles H., butcher, r. 1912 Brolerick
Dumbrell James H., teamster, r. 1912 Broderick
j Dumbrell James W., farmer, r. 1912 Broderick
j Dumet Felix, bookkeeper, r. 220 Sanchez
Dummage William T., saddle tree maker, r. 1014
I Haight
Dummel Frank, machinist Murray Bros.
Dumont Charles, carriagemaker, r. 433 Broadway
Dumont Frank A., waiter, r. 2 Dodge
Dumont Frederick, laborer, r. 1032 Army
Dumont Pierre, liquor saloon, 301 Fourth, r. 2759
Harri.'on
Dumontelle Eugene, marble works, 523-525 Fifth, r.
18 Langton
Dumoutier Joseph L., r. 417 Jones
Uiiii R. G. <fc Co., Tlie Mercantile Agency, J.
Lugsdiu mauiiger, 320 California
Duuakin T. H., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. East
Oak lard
Dunale Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 102
Caroline
Dunaiid Lionis F., attorney at law, 511 Califor-
nia, rooms 12-13, r. 28 Lapldge
D\i Naveut A. C, wellborer, r. 2929^ Sixteenth
Dunbar Allen J., mnfr iron fences, 220 Fremont, r.
415 Powell
Dunbar Benjamin F., cook, r. 315 Jessie
Dunbar Charles, seaman, r. 310 Beale
Dunbar Frederick E., carpenter, r. 601 Dolores
Dunbar Gustav, plumber, r. .525 J^ Valencia
Dunbar Hannah, widow, r. 501 Post
Dunbar Helena Mrs., r. 1137 Mission
Dunbar Henr.v, hostler, r. 30 Hnbbard
Dunbar James, laborer, r. 607 Bryant
Dunbar James W., commission merchant, 512 San-
Bome, r. 1006 Dolores
Dunbar John K., physician and druggist, 444 Sixth,
r. 448 Sixth
Dunbar Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 525!^ Valencia
DUNBAR LUIS L. dentist, omce
and r. 500 Sutter, office hours 9 A. M.
to 5 P. M.
Dunbar Martin, laborer, r. 313 Beale
Dunbar Robert H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
30 Fell
Dunbar Thomas, r. 9 Hinckley
Dunbar William, engineer, r. 507 Gough
Dunbar William, mason, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Dunbar William F., painter, r. 514 Linden Av
Duncan Alexander A. (Duncan Bros.) r. 127 Twenty-
ninth
Duncan Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Duncan Andrew J., toolmaker, r. 1519 Leavenworth
Duncan Benjamin, clerk CluS'Bros., r. 305 Polk
Duncan Bissland, shipplater Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 499 Fourth
Duncan Brothers (Alexander A. and Joseph H.) wood
and coal, 2214 Mission
Duncan C. Miss, seamstress F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 836 Mission
Duncan Charles E., machinist, r. 834 Mission
Duncan Clara L. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 626 Polk
Duncan Concentrating Co., 127 First
Duncan Domenick, gardener, r. i Le Roy PI
Duncan E., r. 142'^ Fourth
Duncan Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 2010 Devisadero
Duncan Edward J., machinist, r. 7.55 Harrison
Duncan Edwin, ticket clerk Woodward's Gardens, r.
51 Second
Duncan Edwin P., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
1506 Leavenworth
Duncan Ella Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 826 Folsom
Duncan Emile, first assistant engineer stmr City of
Peking, r. 558 Folsom
Duncan Fanny, widow, r. 558 Folsom
Duncan Fonrose L., salesman Solomon Rogers, r. 22 3^
Seventh
Duncan Geo. & Co. (George Duncan) asphaltum
and mastic roofers, 652 Market
Duncan George (Geo. Duncan & Co.) r. 505 Larkin
Duncan George, laborer, r. 103 Fifteenth
Duncan George E. Rev., pastor First Colored Baptist
Church, r. 518 Powell, rear
Duncan George J., train baggagemaster S. P. Co.,
foot of Market, r. Oakland
Duncan H., seaman, r. 504 Davis
Duncan Henry, bricklayer, r. 622 Greenwich
Duncan Hilarion, capitalist, r. 1823 Turk
Duncan Ida, seamstress, r. 826 Folsom
Duncan James, carpenter, r. 834 Mission
Duncan James, laborer, r. 520 Fourteenth
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SUITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
ki
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MAKKhT ST
.lEOORBlNDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
DUN
427
DUN
Duncan James, tauupry, 927 Brannan, r. 224 Kearny
Duncan James E., clerk The Lion Fire, WashiUKton
Fire and Mai ine. Orient and Imperial Ins. Cos.,
r. IIH Leavenworth
Duncan James H., engraver and die sinker G. M.
Wood & Co.. r. 211 Castro
Duncan James il., deputy County Clerk, r. 834 Mis-
sion
Duncan Jessie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. llSfi Mission
Duncan John, sergeant police, r. 2721 Sacramento
Duncan John M. (John M Duncan & Son) r. 1136
Mission
DUNCAN JOHN M. & SON
( Jolkii HI. and Koltert S.I nistiiufiictitr-
ers of and dealers in Freiicli ruiijgfes,
heavy kitchen Avare, etc., 1136 Mission
bet Seventh and Kig^hth
Duncan John S., carpenter, r. 175 Minna
Duncan Joseph H. (Duncan Bros.)r. 127 Twenty-ninth
Duncan Lyda Mrs., r. 204 McAllister
Duncan Mary A., widow, r. 113 Leavenworth
Duncan Peter, seaman, r. 425 Bush
DUNCAN PHOEBE H. MRS.
furnished rooms, eligible rooms by
>veek or month, 726 Basil bet Povell
and Mason
Duncan Robert, clerk Duncan Bros., r. 127 Twenty-
ninth
Duncan Robert, salesman I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
Oakland
Duncan Robert, tanner, r. 224 Kearny
Duncan Robert 8. (John M. Duncan & Son) r. 1136
Mission
Duncan S. A., printer, r. 605 Bush
Duncan Thomas, painter, r. 337 Tehama
Duncan W., printer, r. 16 Ellis
Duncan W. A., waiter The Baldwin
Duncan W. B., watchman stmr San Job#
Duncan William, horsesboer, 22 Golden Gate Av, r.
108 ?i Turk
Duncan William, tanner, r. Paraguay nr Yazoo
Duncan William C, clerk W. B. Cluflf & Co.. r. 305
Polk
Duncan William L., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
801 Leavenworth
Duncan's Mills Land and Liumber Co., I.
E. Thayer secretary and agent, office 22 California
Duncanson John, blacksmith, r. 31 M Welsh
Dunrkel Charles, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 15 Rid-
ley
Dunckel Edward P., jeweler, r. 15 Ridley
Duncomb Edward J., bookkeeper W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 2010 Di^visadero
Duncombe M. (William S. Duncombe & Co.) r. New
York
Duncombe William S. (William S. Duncombe & Co.)
r. 231fi Webster
BUNCOMBE WILIIAI S, & CO.
(William S. Duncombe, and M. Dun-
combe, N. V. ) medical books, surjfical
instruments and supplies and medi-
cated baths, 437 Sutter
Dundale John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 20
Lafayette
Dundale Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1411
Kearny
Dundas Charles, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Dundas Dorinda, widow, r. 1026 )i Larkin
Dundas James, paper carrier, r. 18 Tehama
Dundas Jane, widow, r. 1209)4 Mission
Dundas Matilda Miss, teacher music, 1209 34 Mission
Dundas M. R., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
102CVy Larkin
Dundas William E. A., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
1204 California
A^
IN THF.
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SIOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OHDEE.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Dundon John, carpenter, r. 668 Mission
Dundon Jonn, carpenter S. P. Co.. r. l.^>8 Perry
Dundon John, laborer, r. S^HIi Nutonia
Dundon John Jr., boilermaker, r. 556 ?i Natoma
Dundon Norn, domestic 214 Powell
Dundon Patrick F., proprietor San Francisco
Boiler Works, 314-318 Main, r. 16 Kiucon PI
Dungan Eugene, train baggage master 3. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Dungan J., physician, r. 23 Kearny
Dungan S. D., dishwasher, r. 223 Kearny
Dungan Thomas F., brickmason. r. 511 Mason
Dungan William W.. painter, 2402 McAllister
Dunham Benjamin F., president Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale, r. Oakland
Dunham, Carri|^an & Hayden Co., B. F.
Dunham president. Brace Hayden vice-president,
Andrew Carrigan treasurer, hardware. Iron, steel,
coal, etc., 17-19 Beale, and 18-24 Main
Dunham Cornelius, varieties. 209 Twenty-fourth
Dunham H. Mrs., widow, r. 230 Sixth
Dunham Henry, whitening. 345 Third
Dunham Lewis W , driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
W 8 Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Dunigan Michael J., teamster, r. 922 Harrison
Dunigan Thomas, machinist William Deacon, r. 214
First
8^" Dunigan. See Dunniganand Donegan
Dunkel George, liquor saloon. 806 Third
Dunker Adolph (Sorenson, Dunker & Co.) r. 2710
Bush
Dunker Christopher, capitalist, r. 3.32 Fremont
Dunker Diedrich, saloon keeper, r. 569 Minna
Dunker Ernest H., r. 1428 Broadway
Dunker Frederirk J. H., capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Dunker John, cignrs and tobacco. 634 Fourth
Dunker John A., salesman M. & C. Mangels, r. 332
Fremont
Dunker Stephen, mechanic Sims & Morris, r. 17 An-
nie
Dunkerly Joseph, taxidermist and naturalist, 1140
Mission
Dunkley Charles, groceries and liquors, 748 Bran-
nan
Dunkley David, machinist, r. 1024 Mission
Dunkin Thomas H., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 517 Third
Dunlap Albeit, upholsterer, r. .528 Broadway
Dunla]) Ammi W.. magnetic healer. 822 M'Ksion
Dunlap Charles I., conductor Sutter St. RK., r. 920
Larkin
Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 21 Leidesdorff,
r. 411 Leavenworth
Dunlap Forrest, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill r. 615
Post
Dunlap H. Mrs., widow, r. 110 Ellis, rear
Dunlap John, laborer, r. 510 First
Dunlap Martin, longshoreman, r. 615 Post
Dunlap S. B., r. IIOH Scott
Dunlap William, shoemaker, r. 8 Fair Oaks
Dunlap William P., planer S. F. Box Co., r. 1417
Howard
t^" Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dunleavy James, moUler Fulton Iron Works, r. 404
Folsoni
Dunleavy Jeremiah, barnessmaker United Carriage
Co., r. 77 Clementina
Dunleavy John, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 77^ Clementina
Dunleavy Kate, groceries and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and Filbert
Dunleavy Michael, laborer, r. 3X Crooks
Dunhvy Andrew C, examiner Custom House, r. 933, •<
Folsom
Dunl.vy Andrew J., captain police, r. 933)4 Folsom
Dunlevy John A., pressman, r. 933)4 Folsom
Dunlevy K. J. Mrs., r. 414 Capp
Dunlevy Michai 1. laborer, r. Servia nr Yazoo
LAR&EST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & RIYl-
KA}V FRAXC'I.«»CO, rAI*
ORTL..l.M>, 4»R.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
510 Californlu Street.
DUN
428
DUN
W. W. Montague 8l Co.
PXJBffiPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAN», WIKJW-MI1.1. ASIO I'OWEll
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Punlevv ■Willinm, bln.kKniltli, r. ',);!;<M Folaoiu
DiiulPvy Williiim S. (Duulovy Ai Kallenberj,') r. iU
Capp , „
Dunlevv & Kalleuberg (William S. Dunlevy and Da-
vid KalU'uberg) groceries, SW cor Twentieth and
Valencia
8^ Dunlevy. See Dunleavy
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, 330 Pine, room 11, r. 1626
Broadway
1^ Dunlop. See Dunlap
Dunmore Frederiolj, horseshoer, 17 Glasgow
Dunmore John, r. Pulaski nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Dunn Albert W., salesman Harper A. Smith, r. 37
Second
Dunn Alexander, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. Oakland
Dunn Andrew, r. 44 Steuart
Dunn Bernard, capitalist, r. 1 Vincent
Dunn Brothers (Frank and William F.) liquor saloon.
1318 Market
Dunn Carl, clerk, r. 2205 Broderick
Dunn Catherine Mrs., r. 727 Minna
Dunn C. E. Mrs., teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 123 California Av
Dunn Charles A„ contractor, r. 1722 Market
Dunn Charles W., cigarmaker G. W. Pratt, r. 2J^ Kose
Av
Dunn Cornelius, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 312
Tehama
Dunn Cornelius, ship carpenter, r. 907 Church
Dunn Courtney E., manager Jones & Lotz, r. Silver
State
Dunn Daniel, carpenter, r. 1511 Buchanan
Dunn Daniel, clerk Solomon Lichtensteln, r. 428 Sixth
Dunn Daniel, deckhand stmr Mexico, r. 1805 Mission
Dunn David, barber, r. 226 McAllister
Dunn Deborah, widow, r. 1(55 Tehama
Dunn Dennis, seaman stmr Starbuck
Dunn Edward C, gripman Market St. BR.
Dunn Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 907 Church
Dunn Eraeliue, dressmaking, 1014 Buchanan
Dunn Emily A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 1223 Gold: n Gate Av
Dunn Enimett. clerk, r. 2211 Sutter
Dunn Frank (Dunn Bros.) r. 38 Russ
Dunn Frank, clerk, r. 165 Tehama
Dunn Frank, painter, r. N s Twenty-fifth bet Church
and Sanchez
Dunn Frank, school teacher, r. 1110 Taylor
Dunn Frank, waiter, r. 455 Jessie
Dunn Garrett, r. 145 Ellis
Dunn George, machinist, r. 13 Clara
Dunn George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 140
First
Dunn George E., Isrickmason, r. Church bet Ridley
and Fourteenth
Dunn George F., canmaker Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1103
Mason
Dunn Henry F., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Henry L., salesman J. B.Duggan, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Henry S., clerk A. Baird, r. 1223 Golden Gate
Av
Dunn Horace D., oifice 22 Montgomery Block, r. 1223
Golden Gate Av
Dunn J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Duun James, fireman, r. 541 First
Dunn James, fireman Market St. RR., r. Boyce bet
Geary and St. Rose's Av
Dunn James, molder, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn James, molder Savage, Son & Co., r. Melrose
Dunn James, tailor, r. 723 Natoma
Dunn James, vice-president and superintendent
American Biscuit Co., NWcor Battery and Broad-
way, r. 1526 Clay
Dunn James C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1723 Stevenson
Dunn James C, upholsterer, r. 921 Pacific
Dunn James F., steward, r. 455 Jessie
Duun Juiues H., deputy sheriflf, r. 579 Minna
Dunn Jolm, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 13
Bruce PI
Dunn Jolin, fireman stmr State of California
Duun Jolin, hosthtr, r. 30 Hunt
Dunn Johu, hoHtlcr, r. 311 Seventh
Dunn Johu, hostler Omnibus Cable Co., r. 231 Te-
hama
Dunn John, laborer, r. 165 Tehama
Duun John, laborer, r. S s Hayes bet Pierce and Bcott
Dutm John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 122M Austin
Duun John, liquor saloon, 650 Sacramento
Dunn John, plumber, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn John, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1110 Tay-
lor
Dunn John, seaman, r. 566 Folsom
Dunn John, seamau, r. 612 Howard
Dunn John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dunn John, tanner, r. 310 Twenty-sixth
Duun John, with Bank of California, r. 1407 Van
Ness Av
Dunn John, clerk, r. 28 Stevenson Av
Dunn John B., shoemaker, 703 Howard
Dunn John B., teamster John Taylor & Co., r. 6 Brady
Dunn John J., carpenter, r. 615 Jessie
Dunn John J., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 13 Harrison Av
Dunn John J., entry clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
907 Church
Dunn John T., traveling salesman, r. 2205 Broderick
Dunn Joseph, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Dunn Joseph P. Jr., porter Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 15
Bernard
Dunn Lawrence, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 179
Clara
Dunn Lawrence, machinist Corporation Yard, S. F.
F. D.,r. 1413 Valencia
Dunn Lawrence J., salesman J. B. Duggan, r. 1413
Valencia
Dunn M. Mrs,, widow, r. 171 Octavia
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 14 De Boom
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 150 Clara
Dunn Margaret Miss, cloakmaker, r. 27 J4 Ringold
Dunn Maria Mrs., r. 28 Stevenson Av
Dunn Mark, seaman, r. 15 Verona
Dunn Martin J., dentist, 1228 Market, r. Berkeley
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 27 J^ Ringold
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 815 Jessie
Dunn Mary, widow, bakery and confectionery, 1638
Polk
Dunu Mary A. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1110 Taylor
Dunn Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, 428 Sixth
Dunn Mary J., widow, r. 327 Bryant
Dunu Michael, commercial traveler, r. 27 Ringold
Dunn Michael, engineer, r. 1607 O'Farrell
Dunn Michael, laborer, r. 139 Shipley
Dunn Michael J., janitor New City Hall, r. 523 Ste-
venson
Dunn Nellie, domestic 415 Franklin
Dunn Patrick, r. Arlington nr Miguel, Fairmount
Tract
Dunn Patrick, painter, r. 648 Mission
Dunn Patrick, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dunn Patrick, water tender stmr City of Peking
Dunu Patrick J., gasfitter, r. 27 Ringold
Dunn Patrick J., shoemaker F. Klopper, r. 834 How-
ard
Dunn Bitchy L., r. 1526 Clay
Dunn Thomas, marine engineer, r. 327 Clementina
Dunn Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1322 Natoma
Dunn Thomas, painter, r. 161 Octavia
Dunn Thomas, porter Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1658 Polk
Dunn Thomas, stevedore, r. 220 Ritch
Dunn Thomas D., watchman, r. 1005}^ Mason
Dunn Timothy, laborer, r. 37 Louisa
^LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FDRmSHIH& GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
IHARHET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St,
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST
Prodaoera of (be only
NATUKAT. CHAMPAONK.
DUN
429
DUP
Dunn W. G., clerk, r. 37 Second
Dunn Willlanj, r. ICl Ottavia
Dunn William, r. 178 H Fourteenth
Dunn William, bookkeepi-r, r. 921 Pacific
Dunn William, burnisher Cabn, Nickelsburp; & Co.,
r. 28 Stevenson Av
Dunn William, cook, r. 869 Market
Dunn William F. (Dunn Bros.), r. 1318 Market
Dunu William H.. r. 1024 Hyde
Dunn William H., bricklayer, r. 1917 Geary
Dunn William J., plasterer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn William J., plumber William Enright, r. 37M
Louisa
•S^Dunn. See Dun and Dunne
Diinue Catherine, widow, r. 1124 Bryant
Dunne Daniel .J., mathiniet, r. 913 Capp
Dunne Dennis .T., blaksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1617 Jessie
Dunne Frank H., attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room
40, r. 1722 Hyde
Dunne Frances A., stenographer Madison & Burke, r.
425 Geary
Dunne George, shoefitter, r. 174 Jessie
Dunne James, expressman, r. 705 Tehama
Dunne James, shoemaker, r. 1129 Treat Av
Dunne James, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 413 Clemen-
tina
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.), r. San
Felipe
Dunne James J., porter Wbittier, Fuller & Co., r. 358
Clementina
Dunne James P. (Gall & Dunne), r. 1722 Hyde
Dunne John C, oik-r stmr Granada
Dunne Jobn H., carver Jason Springer & Co., r. 224
Seventh
Dunne Joseph J., assistant District Attorney, r. 516
Lombard
Dunne Joseph T., painter, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Michael J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 70 Clipper
Dunne Owen, liquor saloon 21 First, r. 100 Fifth
Dunne Peter F., attorney at law, 420 California,
r. 516 Lombard
Dunne Thomas E., salesman Yates & Co. r. 1423 Hyde
Dunne William, carpenter, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne William, clerk The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 2225 Pine
Dunne William, fireman, r. 22 Silver
Dunne William A., bookkeeper, r. 913 Capp
I^^Dunne. See Dun and Dunn
Dunnett David, shoemaker, 1549 Howard, r. 634 Stev-
enson
Dunnett David P., clerk Joseph B. Dyer, r. 634 Stev-
enson
Dunneit Isaac, salesman Robinson & Knox, r. 634
Stevenson
Dunnett John R., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 634 Stev-
enson
Dunnigan Catherine, widow, r. 110 Prospect PI
Dunnigau Charles bartender, r. 530 Fifteenth
Dunuigan David, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 522 Fol-
aom
Dunnigan Elizabeth, laundress, r. 1817 Greenwich
Dunnigan George, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 37
Garden
Dunnigan James, clerk Root k Sandergt n
Dunnigan John, laborer, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunnigan Josle, domestic 17 Bartlett
Dunnigan Mary C, seamstress, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunnigan Michael, marble polisher Ruffino & Blanchi
r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Patrick, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 21
Freeloii
Dunnigan Richard J., marble cutter Ruffino & Bian-
chi, r. 2:tl Langton
Dunnigan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Tennessee
Dunnigan Thomas, machinist Pac. Iron Works
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
s. F. "examiner;
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Dunnigan Thomas J., operator Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 2:n Langton
B^" Dunnigan. See Dunigan and Donegan
Dunning James, laborer, r. 107 Dore
Dunning James A. (Dunning k Brenlin) r. 231 Perry
Dunning John P., with Associated Pre^s, r. .514 Sutter
Dunning Margaret, widow, r. SW cor O'Farrell and
Devisadero
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunning Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Perry
Dunning & Brenlin (James A. Dunning and Andrew
F. Breslin) butchers, NW cor Fourth and Perry
Dnnnwig Martin, master mariner, r. 027 Lombard
Dunow Max, waiter Herbst fc Maas, r. 607 Stockton
Dunphy Edward, contractor, r. 311 Octavia
Dunphy F. C, clerk S. H. Tyler & Son
Dunphy Henry, boilermaker, r. 1041 Howard
Dunphy James C, r. 2122 Washington
Dunphy John, laborer, r. 538 Sixth
Dunphy Luke, tailor, 1429 Broadway
Dunphy Samuel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 5.59 Bryant
Dunphy Thomas, signpainter Swan & Stein, r. Oak-
land
Dunphy Thomas N., billposter, r. 1922 Broderick
Dunpliy TVilliam, cattle dealer and raiser, office
504 Kearny, r. 2rJ2 Washington
Dunpliy WUliam H., manager Home Life In-
surance Co., 8U9 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Dunphy * Vernon, billposters, .506 Commercial
Dunshee Cornelius E., contractor and builder, 330
Pine, room 11, r. 417 Ridley
Dunshee Edgar, woodturner W. A. Meeker, r. 417
Ridley
Dunshee Willis A., carpenter, r. 417 Ridley
Dunsing Emma S. Miss, bookbinder, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Dunsing F. William, sawyer, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Dunsmuir Alexander (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Pacific
Club
Dunsmuir James (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Departure
Bay, B.C.
DUNSMUIR R. & SONS
(Robert, James and Alexander) pro-
prietors 'Wellinjjton Collieries, office
620 East
Dunsmuir Robert (R. Dunsmuir & Sons) r. Victoria,
B. C.
Dunstan Samuel, r. 314 Bush
Dunton Oliver, engineer, r. 126 Sixth
Dunworth P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Dunworth Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 19 Clinton
Dunzing William, sawyer Jason Springer .t Co.,r. 209
Fair Oaks
Dunzweiler Jacob, bricklayer, r. 543 Eighteenth
Dupas Araedee, locksmith and bellhauger, 604 Mission
Dupas John, restaurant, 635 Washington, r. 620 Wash-
ington
Dupe Charles, cook, r. 921 Battery
Duperu Angelo R., clerk Sun Insurance Co., r. 900
Lombard
Duperu Nuina, stock and bond broker. 421 California,
r. 90O Lombard
Duperu Redick M., r. 900 Lombard
Duperu William A., chief engineer stmr Aurora, r.
128 Turk
Dupont August, liquor saloon. 433 Bush, r. 533 Pine
Dupont Po>vder Co., John Skinker agent, 258
Market
Duprat Louis, butcher F. FiUiot, r. 123 Sixth
Duprat M. A. Mrs., varieties, 1129 Mission
Dupre Grat, blacksmith, r. HIS Stockton
Duprey George, restaurant keeper, r. 437 Jessie, rear
Du Prey Timothy, telegraph operator, r. 437 Jessie,
rear
Duprey Timothy, waiter stmr State of California
Du Prey William F., steward, r. 437 Jessie, rear
B^" Duprey. See Deuprey and Dupre
MADINU TYPE FODNDERi PALMER & REYltrJBM^i^:""-
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE ''{Vl^^'A%n?»'^k\ri'^St'u:itl«H.
DUP
430
DUT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTUUE118 OF
PIniii, J»i>»iiiie<l nn<I Klaniped
T7I isr ^W^ -A. n. E5
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Puiniy J. >N; Co. (John Dnpiiy aiul Jolin Baron) black-
siiiitlis and WRgou makers, 6:i0 Broadway
Diipuy .John (J. Dupiiy Jc Co.) r. 2702 California
Dii Py Ernest G.. clerlf. r. 2121 Mason
X>\\ Pv Jean G., pliysieian, r. 2121 Mason
DuPy Octeve G., attorney at law, 315 California,
rooms 18-20, r. 2121 Mason
Du Py Peter G., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co.. r. 2121 Mason
Puraind George J., reporter, r. IflOO Pierce
Diiraitid Louise, widow, r. 1509 Pierce
Duraind May Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 15119 Pierce
Duran Charles, boilermaliers helper Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 75 Jessie
Duran Cruz E., stationery, 334 Montgomery Av, r. 637
Vailejo
Puran David, laborer, r. 75 Jessie
Durand Adrian, interpreter, 523 Kearny, r. 525 Green-
wich
Durand Alfred, clerk A. Aronson, r. 905 Pacific
Durand James, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
Durand John, tailor, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
Durand Jobii A., agent Staufifer & Co., cor Du-
pout and Bay
Durand Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. Hi Brannan
Durand Joseph A. commission merchant, 417 Bat-
tery, r. 17 South Park
Durand I,. & Co. (Leon Durand) dyeing and cleaning,
109 Fifteenth and 1569 Market
Durand Leon (L. Durand & Co.) r. 109 Fifteenth
Durand Peter, r. 4;16 ^reen
Duraut George, carcleaner S. P. Co.
Durant George H., clerk, r. 70 Ninth
DuraHt John, foreman T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
2237 J^ Mission
Durant Thomas shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
151 Valencia
B^" Durant. See Duran and Durand
Durljro-w Alfred K.. mining secretary, C9 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Charles J., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Elbridge, exchange teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 1706 Buchanan
Durbrow Harry, manager marine dept Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 1124 Bush
Durtoro'w Josepli, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1124
Bush
Durbrow Pierson, with 2Etna Ins. Co., r. 1615 Wash-
ington
Dnrden Henry S. , custodian and acting secre-
tary California State Mining Bureau, Pioneer
Bldg. r. 1511 Baker
Durell Alexander J., r. 108 Prospect PI
Durell Peter, lodgings, 526 Broadway
Duren William H., r. 504 Eddy
Durett Antone, laborer, r. 315 Vallejo
Durgin F. W., student, r. 1585 Valencia
Durtrin Quirina Mrs., r. 1511 Mason
J)urham A. E.. roofer, r. 322 Ritch
Duiham Charles, engineer, r. 1420 Kea'-ny
Durham Charles H., watertender stmr Alameda
Durham Frank E., janitor, r. 618M Filbert
Durham Joseph, cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 6
Rausch
Durham M. Mrs., janitress Union Primary School, r.
1420 Kearny
Durham Margaret, widow, r. 6 Ransch
Durham Patrick J., r. 321 Golden Gate Av
B^" Durham. See Derham
Durie Charles W., cook Henry 01=!en, r. 228 Langton
Durie Robert H., with C. L. Benton, r. 2927 Clay
Duritibal Josef a, wiilow, r. 824 H Pacific
During Henry 0., carpenter, r. 432)^ Linden Av
During Paul R., fresco painter, r. 432}^ Linden Av
Durkee Edwerd, carpenter, r. 28 Collingwood
Durkee John L., insurance broker r. 1710 >^ Hyde
Durkln Andrew J., r. 1 McCormack
DurUiu E. Miss, salonlady Keaue Bros., r. 307 Hayes
Durkin Edward, boilermaker, r. 1237 Foleom
Durkiu Edward, real estate, r. 424 Post
Durkin Edward W., clerk, r. 11 Folsom Av
Durkin James, r. 1237 Folsom
Durkin James F., clerk, r. 11 Folsom Av
Durkin John, clerk, r. 11 Folsom Av
Durkiu John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1151 >4 Folsom
Durkin John M., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
Oakland
Durkin Lulu F., teacher Franklin Grammar School,
r. 1237 Folsom «
Durkin Mark, laborer, r. 212 First
Durkin Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 502 O'Farrell
Durkin Peter, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Algeria
Durling Anna, widow, r. 25 Thirteenth
Durnan Edgar, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. W s
Fourth Av bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Durneen John, niolder, r. 427 >4 Mission
Diirner John, bootmaker C. Dietle, r. 1227 Broadway
Durney Joseph, bookkeeper A. Lusk k Co., r. Alameda
Durney Margaret E., widow, r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co.,
r. 1115 Scott
Durnin Henry, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 148 Jii
Clara
Durnin John E., bootblack, r. 3149^ Clementina
Durning Charles, machinist, r. 504 Stockton
Durniug Charles E., r. 139 Shipley, rear
Durning Eliza, widow r. 139 Shipley, rear
Darning George Y., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 104 Ridley
Durning Thomas A., compositor Evening Post, r.
Oakland
Du Rose Robert W., trimmer, Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 915)4 Mission
Durot Amand, r. 535 Haight
Durot Annette Mme., dressmaking, 223 Post, r. 535
Haight
Durr Charles (Lautermilch & Durr) r. 511 Mont-
gomery
Durr John, r. 110 Ridley
Durr Lena, widow, r. 1246 Howard
Durrant W. A., machine operator, r. 305 Fell
Durroux Joseph, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Durschke Joseph, engineer, r. 3223^ Broadway
Durst John H., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 21
Dusenbery Esser, insurance broker, 301 California, r.
006 Geary
Dusenbery Louis, merchant, r. 511 Eddy
Dusenbery Nathan, merchant, r. 515 Eddy
Dusenbery Samue.l (Pac. Suspender Co.) r. 606 Geary
Dusenbury Charles E., asphaltum roofer, r. 438
Broadway
Dusenbury Charles K„ clerk Navy Pay Office, r. Oak-
land
Dusenbury Harry E., bookkeeper W. S. Snook fa Son,
r. Oakland
Dusseldorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of
Dusseldorf ) Harry W. Syz general agent, 410 Cali-
fornia
Dusserre Joseph J., r. 6 Maiden Lane
Dustein Lorenza, picture frame maker, r. 810 Vallejo
Dustein Selina Miss, dressmaker, r. 810 Vallejo
Dustin Thomas, nurse, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Dutard Hyppolite, produce commission merchant,
126-128 Davis, r. Occidental Hotel
Dutcher J. M., superintendent Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. Alameda
Dutohler George, steam sausage factory, 357 Tehama
Datertre Louis, real estate. 36 Montgomery Block,
r. SW cor Potrero Av and El Dorado
Dutot Amzy, painter, r. 28 Russ
Dutot Henry, machinist, r. 28 Russ
Dutra Frank J., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
449 >s Third
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
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NATIONAL lire lis. Co. of Hartforil
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2T0N, Asst. Uanagec
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UarkTt«.^reet.1
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
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431
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I Dtitrs Joseph, porter Calieu Bro8.,r. Oakland
I Dutreux Froilerick, r. 1212 Clay
] Dutiey Frank, shoemaker, r. 419 ;< Third
I iJutteutioffer Louis, liquor saloou, 'il Beule
i Duttou Frank G., driver N. Gray & Co.
I Duttiin Geor^;e W., assistant storekeeper Custom
I House, r. 41 Hoff Av
! Dutti.n GeorKe W. (Henry Dutton Jr.) r. 733 Bush
I Duttiin Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1732 Pacific Av
I Dutton Henry Jr. (George W. Dutton) whole-
! sale and connuission dealers in hay and grain,
I Pier 7 Steuart
; Dutton Joseph, contractor, r. 51G Hickory Av
Dutton J. Warren, stock raiser, r. 13i8 California
Dutton Loren J., carpenter, 237 O'Farrell
Dutton Mary C, widow, r. G15 Valencia
Dutton M. S., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Dutton Samuel E. (Dutton & Pai-tridge) r. 2511 Sac-
ramento
Dutton Warren, capitalist, r.l328 California
Dutton AVilliani J., secretary Firemans Fund
Insurance Co., agent National Insurance Co. (of
New York) marine agent Providence- Washington
Insurance Co. and Insurance Co. of North Amer-
ica, office 401 California, r. 2007 Devisiidero
BUTTON & PARTEIDTtE
(Samuel E. Dutton and Jolin Par-
tri(l;xe) importing^, manufacturing and
jobbing stationers, paper dealers, prin-
ters, litliograpliers and bookbinders,
ai2.2Xl California and 21^-^14: Hal-
leck
Duval Adolph, cook stmr Point Arena, r. cor Pacific
and Montgomery
Duval Antoine, teacher dancing, 421 Post, r. 426
Geary
Duval Elie, hlacksmith John Brouillard, r. 102 Cali-
fornia Av
Duval Frank, painter S. P. Co., r. 1911 Harrison
Duval Joseph J., laborer, r. 621 Larkin
Duval Julius J., waiter, r. 4(t2 Howard
Duval Li. «k Co. (Louis Duval) managers Franco-
Amtrican Perfumery Co., 110 Stockton
Duval Louis, r. 48 Seventh
Duval Louis (L. Duval & Co.) r. 522 O'Farrell
Duval M. Mme. hair narlor, 110 Stockton, r. 522
O'Farrell
Duval W. S., insurance, r. 932 Pine
Duvall Daniel, stock broker, r. 225 Minna
Du Valle John, laundryman La Graiide Laundry
Duveneck Charles B., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eureka and Seventeenth
Duveneck Charles H., clerk Charles B. Duveneck, r.
SE cor Eureka and Seventeenth
DuvenecK Henry, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co. r. SE
cor Eureka and Seventeenth
Duveneck Hugo, bookkeeper Thannhauser & Co.,
r. 2705 BuKh
Duveneck William F., clerk Charles B. Duveneck, r.
SE cor Eureka and Seventeeiitli
Duveneck's Hall, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Duvon John, cook, r. 10 Eighth
Duwer William, waiter, r. 561 Stevenson
Dwelle JamoB U., piauo and sewing machine agent,
r. 1014 Minna
Dwight George G., millwright, r. 1514 Mission
Dwight G orge L., millwright, r. 1514 Mission
Dwiuelle Joseph J., carriage painter Carvill Mnfg
Co.,r. 11 Powell
Dwlnstrop Peter, expressman, r. 101 Jackson
Dwoizazck Bertlia Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1527J4 Clay
Dworzazek Eva, widow, r. 1527 J^ Clay
Dworzazek Gustave, clerk, r. 1527 M Clay
Dwyer Abble, widow, r. 205 Langton
Dwyer Alice, domestic 3J4 Larkin
Dwjer Ann, widow, r. 1245 Mission
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BXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT LO^^A^EST I^^TES.
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
ManufacturerM of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Dwyer Andrew, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Dwyer Annie A. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Oram-
mar School, r. 925 O'Farrell
Dwyer Anthony, carpenter, r. 2.')0 54 Fourth
Dwyer Edward, collector, r. 205 Third
Dwyer Edward, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 8.i0 Bay
Dwyer Edward B., stairbuiider, r. 341 Clementina
Dwyer Edward F., cutter Robert Hodge, r. Edin-
burgh and Pen*ia Av
Dwyer Ellen, widow, r. 112 William, rear
Dwyer George A., workman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 354 Eleventh
Dwyer George A. .Jr., workman Golden City Chemi-
cal WorKS, r. 3,54 Eleventh
Dwyer George R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Stel-
ner and Greenwich, r. 2236 Grei-nwich
Dwyer James, gardener, r. 1507 Franklin
Dwyer James, principal Laguua Honda School, r.
1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer Jatues F., bookkeeper, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer James P., attorney at law. 310 Pine, rooms 14-
16, r. NE cor Edinburgh and Persia Av
Dwyer James R., salesman, r. 512 Devisadero
Dwyer James W., r. 1115 Leavenworth
Dwyer Jere Jr.. cashier The Wasp, r. 925 O'Farrell
Dwyer Jeremiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 925
OTnrrell
Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman, r. Commercial Hotel
Dwyer John, bricklayer, r. W 8 Palmer nr Chenery,
Fairmouut T.
Dwyer John, carpenter, Teneriffe nr Platte
Dwyer John, coachman, r.2302 Clay
Dwyer John, dishwasher, r. 871 Market
Dwyer John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 68 Everett
Dwyer John, driver N. B. aud M. RIt., r. 505 Shotwell
Dwyer John, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Dwyer John, gasfitter, r. 2 Russell
Dwyer John, groceries and liquors. SW cor Howard
aud Nineteenth
Dwyer John, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 736 Te-
hama
Dwyer John J., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 30-
32, r. 925 O'Farrell
Dwyer John O., r. 1416 Pacific
Dwyer John P., card writer, 707 Clementina
Dwyer Joseph, druggist, 221 Pacific
Dwyer Joseph groceries and liquors, NE cor Valley
and Church
Dwyer Joseph, messenger Pacific Transfer Co., r. 707
Cleuieutina
Dwyer Joseph F., driver, r. 908 Fifteenth
Dwyer Kate MIks, compositor Alta
Dwyer '<ate. widow, r. 1753 Howard
Dwyer Katherine M. Mrs., dressmaking, 23 Van Ness
Av
Dwyer Lawrence J., painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Dwver Margaret Mri., teacher H lyes Valley Primary
"School, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer Martin S., collector McAlester & Jones, r. 23
Van Ness Av
Dwyer Michael, boarding. 520 Mission
Dwyer Michael, coalpasser stuir Acapulco
Dwyer Michael, horseshoer Patrick J. Burns, r. 2300
Howard
Dwyer Michael, laborer, r. 551 First
Dwyer Michael, laborer J. Macdonough fc Co.
Dwyer Michael F., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2311 r. ark in
Dwyer Michael W., night watchman Buckingham &
Hecht. r. l.").59>4 Market
Dwyer Patrick A . porter, r. 2 Russell
Dwyer Patrick J., policeman, r. 336 Tenth
Dwyer Thomas, clerk Gutta Perchaaud Rubber Mnfg
Co., r. 854 B»y
Dwyer Thomas, clerk, r. 1242 Mission
Dwyer Thomas, fuller S. F. Plonfier Woolen Factory
Dwyer Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Howard
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Atrent,
510 California, Street.
DWY
432
EAG
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLTSH AND AMKUfCAN
CneauMlio, 4i)I»'#.«'<i »n<l I*I»iii.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Dwyer Thomas J., dairy, Ediuburgh nr Persia Av,
Ext-elhior Homesteiid
Dwyer Tiiuotliy, baker, r. 449 First
Dwyer Tiinotby, painter, r. 902^5 Folsom
Dwyer W. F., Heamau, r. North Piicific Hotel
Dwyer W. H. .t Co. (William H. Dwyer) poultry. 24
Bay City Market
Dwyer William, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. S s Francisco nr Larkiu
Dwyer William, seaman, r. 2(J3 East
Dwyer William H. (W. H. Dwyer & Co.) r. 354
Eleventh
Dwyer William T., laborer S. P. Co., r. 7^ McLea
Court
Dyas James, longshoreman, r. 58 Clementina
Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 927 Golden ftate Av
Dye Clarkson, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co., r. 1418 California
Dye Elam, carpenter, r. 22 Bluxome
Dye William M., city agent Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1418 California
Dyer Aaron G., broom mnfr, 226 Pacific
Dyer Alice B., widow, r. 807 J^ Union
Dyr Anne Mrs., r. 1336M Natoma
Dyer Charles, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Dyer Charles, Sfsman r. 263 East
Dyer Clarence E., compositor Call, r. 923}^ Mission
Dyer Columbia, ship carpenter, r. 1 Howard
Dyer Edward J., r 633 Sutter
Dyer Emerson, engineer, r. 233 Sixteenth
Dyer Frank, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1324 Howard
Dyer George, engineer, r. Servia nr St. John
Dyer George H., housesmith John C. Jung, r. 1924
Bush
Dyer James A., carpenter and contractor, r. 1418M
Howard
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SW cor Santa Clara and Illinois
Dyer James J., dentist, 37 Post, r. 817 Golden Gate
Av
Dyer James M., miner, r. 334 Fremont
Dyer James S., contractor, r..l745 Union
Dyer John, carpenter, r. lUl Filbert, rear
Dyer John, soapmaker Dakin & Libbey, r. 1336 J6 Na-
toma
Dyer Joseph, laborer, r. 115 Welsh
Dyer Joseph B., stockbroker, 435 California, r. Oak-
land
Dyer Joseph O., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
348 Fourth
Dyer K. J. Mrs., widow, r. 510 Twenty-sixth
Dyer Manly, tinsmith, 747 Mission, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Fourteenth and
Guerrero
Dyer Maria D. Mrs., r. 633 Sutter
Dyer Michael, shoemaker City and County Alms
House
Dyer Michael, watchman, r. W s Folsom nr Twenty-
( i ,'hth
Dyer R. C, electrician, r. 420 Post
Dyer Richard, operator Neville & Co., r. 1924 Bush
Dyer Richard W.. carriage blacksmith Charles Rues-
er, r. 1924 Bush
Dyer Rudolph C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 225 Seventh
Dyer Thomas, engineer, r. 54 Sacramento
Dyer Walter J., clerk S. Marcus, r. 1924 Bush
Dyer William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Dykeman John, engineer U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.
1108 Taylor
Dykeman Owen, engineer, r. 1108 Taylor
Dykeman S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1018 Geary
Dykeman W.ilter E., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1108 Taylor
Dykes Frances, widow, r. 2409 Clay, rear
Dyson James, glassautter Whittier Fuller & Co., r.
2816 California
E
Bade George, r. 216 }< O'Farrell
Eude Henry, carpenter, r. E 8 Eleventh Av bet Point
LoboB Av and Clement
Eade John J., wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 8 Lick
Eade Sarah, widow, r. 8 Lick
Eadie James H., machinist, r. W s Arkansas bet Napa
and Sierra
Eadon Moses, buyer Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Oakland
Eadon William H., foreman F. S. Chadbourne & Co..
r. 1401 Powell
8^" Eadon. See Eaton and Eden
Eagan Augustus, seaman, r. McClellan nr Lincoln
Av, B. H.
Eagan Charles, butcher Simon Solomon, r. 438
Second
Eagan diaries P., Captain U. S. A. Purchasing
and Depot Commissary of Subsistence, 36 New
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Eagan David S., gasfitter and extraman Hose No. 2, r.
1815 Post
Eagan Eugene, longshoreman, r. 520 Mission
Eagan Frederick, printer, r. 129 Perry
Eagan George A., boilermaker, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Eagan Harry J., elevator tender Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1307 Howard
Eagan Henry, druggist, r. 129 Perry
Eagan James, engineer S. F. Laundry, r. 202 St. Rose's
Av
Eagan James, molder, r. NW cor Louisiana and Si-
erra
Eagan James Jr., machinist, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
Eagan James E., bartender M. Cannavan, r. 2 Julian
Av
Eagan Johannah, -widow, r. 129 Perry
Eagan John, r. Tilden nr Castro
Eagan John, laborer, r. Humboldt House
Eagan Jotin, liquor saloon, 1129 Folsom
Eagan John, longshoreman, r. 408 Beale
Eagan John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Eagan John, painter, r. 362 Minna
Eagan John J., bootblack, NW cor Mission and New
Montgomery, r. 649 Mission
Eagan Kate, widow, r. 14 Folsom Av
Eagan Margaret, widow, r. Cortland Av nr California
Av, B. H.
Eagen Mary, domestic 423 Fulton
Eagan Mary, widow, r. Tilden nr Castro
Eagan Mary, wiaow, r. 26 Masonic Av
Eagan Michael, r. 510 Golden Gate Av
Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 74
Clementina
Eagan Michael, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
NW cor Collins and St. Rose's Av
Eagan Owen, laborer, r. 240 Perry
Eagan Patrick, r. 436 Jessie, rear
Eagan Patrick, engineer, r. 26 Masonic Av
Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 19 3^ Federal
Eagan Thomas, r. 312 J<J Minna
Eagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 5J^ Sherwood PI
Eagan William, hostler City RR., r. 2 Julian Av
Eagan William, seaman, r. 51 De Boom
Eagan William Jr., hostler City RR., r. 2 Julian Av
B^ Eagan. See Egan
Eagar Ansel F., printer, r. 1050 Mission
Eagar Harry, bookkeeper, r. 1050 Mission
Eagar H. T. (Sullivan, Eagar & Co.) r. 41 Washington
At
Eagar Thomas, mining, r. 1050 Mission
Eager Daniel, carpenter, r. 1318 Kearny
Eager Harry, bookkeeper Texas Market, r. 7 Bowie Av
Eager Walter H., pressman Examiner, r. 327 Union
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FUEmSHIN& GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKIET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
p. E. DOUGHERTY & CO.
MERCANTILE
g|ta|ili|+ P^liveTs >
LITHOGRAPHERS,
OQl^iindeya /^ ^ape^ ^;alQif^^
412 COMMERCIAL ST.
Between Sansome and Bt
SAN FRANCrSCO, CAL.
Orders by Postal Promptly Attended to.
Estimates on Work Promptly Given.
GOOD WORK.
LOW PRICES,
•^.=*!s>TE^.E RHONE No. SGS^^i^^
iRPAD HARASZTHYXCOJwAs^^N st.I Proters of ECLIPSE CHAMPASNE
EAG
488
EAS
Eager Walter T.. coiupositor Chroiiirle, r. 1020 Pacitu
Eager Williatii T., foremau press room Chronicle, r
1527 Golden Gate Av
Eager Williaiii W., pressman Chronicle, r. 1527
Golden Gate Av
Eagle lilock, NW cor Pine and Davis
Eagle Brafs and Machine Works, M. Greenberg's Sons
proptrs, 205 Fremont
Eiififlf Exchange Saloon, Michael Eilday pro-
prietor. SW cor Mission and Second
Baffle Fuse Works, John Skinker agent, 258 Mar
ket
Eagle Jaraes, carpenter, r. 1013 Market
Eiigle John W.. printer, r. (>24 J.ssle
Eagle .Joseph L., carriageiuaker William Wertsch, r.
1013 Larkin
Eagle King Gold, Silver, Mining and Water Co. (Mt.
Pleasant Mining Disirict, Grizzly Flat, El Dorado
Co.) office UIO Kearny, room 1
Ea^le Manufacturing' Co. (Schwabacher &
SiiUsl MiMiiufacturers flavoring extracts, 120 Front
Eag-Iw Mafcli Co., Schwabacher & Salts sole
agents. 12(» Front ,
Eagle Moses, r. 22(i Sutter
Eagle Oil and Refining Co., William A. Smith
prehldent, William R. Wands vice-president,
Ch;irlcs F. Bnrnliara secretary, office 221 Calilor-
nin, wnrkK Cleveland. Oliio, and Lima, Ohio
Eagle Robert F., r. H24 Jessie
Eagle Soap Co. (Charles Laufenburger) mnfrs and
dealers soap. 204 Clay
Eagle Tannery. Morris Windt propfr, E s San Bruno
Road bet Colus^a and Yuba
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proptr, 17-19
Davis
Eagle Wine Vaults, B. Dreyfus & Co. proprie-
tors, 030-642 Brannan
Eagles .John, waiter Swain Bros., r. 838 Mission
Eagles William C, r. 2i;i4 Folsom
Eagle>on John G. (Eaglesou & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson R..bert (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson & Co. (-John G. and Robert Eagleson)
gents' fumifblng goods, 4-6 Kearny, wholesale
department .i35 Market
Ealiiii Chandler P., captain TJ. S. A., r. Presidio
Eakin James, carpenter, r 2931 Geary
Eakin William X., waldiman U. S. Mint, r. 4H Fourth
Eanies Kdgar, clerk, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Eame.s R scoe L.' teacher stenography, 330 Pine,
room 5ii, r. Oakland
tS^ Eames. S. e Ames
Eai hardt Kmnia V., widow, r. 823 O'Farrell
Eartiardt George H., r. 823 O'Farrell
Earliaidt John D., itisiirance agent, r. Colenr Sullivan
Earh.wrdt Kada. clerk, r. 823 O'Farrell
Earhardt R. muraudt, potter W. J. Heney & Co., r.823
O'Farrell
Earl Arthur F., mining, r. 742 Sixteenth
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl .V Co.) r. 2121 Lnguna
P: u 1 David, traveling salesman Davis Bros. Btrgmann
V I'o.. r. Portland, Or.
i I W. ^ Co (Daniel W. Earl and Sisson, Crocker
Co ) forwarding and commisslcm merchants,
- 2 Sansome
. Earl George, flaskmaker Pac. Iron Works
I Earl John, laborer Irwin Nesbltt, r. NE cor Sixteenth
I and De Haro
Earl John O., office 401 California, room 23, r. 2440
J-ckso.i
: Earl Mar\ Miss, weaver, r. B38 Green
' Earl Tliomas J.. barber Sigmnnd Kosener, r.l21 Sixth
Earle Charles, driver G. Ammerup, r. Alameda
Earle Fannie M. Mrs., liquor saloon, NW cor D and
First Av
. Enrle George F., clerk Post Office, r. 1627 O'Farrell
; Earle George F., cbrk Redington & Co., r. Berkeley
Earle Geor-e H., r. iKW Howard
I Earle Halford, r. 2829 Bush
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEWEHT3 .
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAPvKET STREET.
Earle Henry, gentlemen's nnrse, r. 781 Mission
Earle Henry G., machine operator Earle A Co., r. 428
Oak
Earle Henry H., clerk Redlngton k Co., r. 2222 Jackson
Earle J. A. M., r. 743 Howard
Earle John B., note teller Anglo Californlan Bank. r.
Oakland
Earle P.. r. 2631 Bush
Earle Slade A. (Earle & Co.) r. 414 Steiner
Earle Slade A. Jr., clerk, r. 414 Steiner
Earle Susie H. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar School
r. 1627 O'Farrell
Earle William F.. r. 3 Winter Lane
Earle & Co. (Slade A. Earle, Charles H. Sawyer and
A. W. Bogarti mnfrs boots and shoes, 765 Mission
Earley Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 82.S Folsom
Earley Edward, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. Ill Clinton
Earley James, laborer, r. Es Michigan bet Sierra and
Shasta
Earley James E., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ill
Clinton
Earley Michael, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
Earley Thomas J., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Earls Joseph S.. cordmaker Louis Fromm, r. 18 Dore
Earls Michael, baker, r. 18 Dore
Early Edward, ship carpenter, r. 828 Folsom
Early John A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 103 Larkin
Early Patrick, shoemaker, r. 14 J5 Harriet
Early Patrick H., polisher Kohler & Chase, r. 2 Ra-
phael PI
Early Thomas, tanner, r. 225 Liberty
Earnest J.geph T. (J. T. Earnest & Co.) r. 40 >i Geary
EARNEST J. T. & CO.
(Jo-sepli T. Earnest) coniniissiuit mer-
chants liay anrt grain, -^vool and Cal-
ifornia and Oregon produce, 30!d
California
8^~ Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
Earnshaw Walker, wooldealer. r. Humboldt Hotel
Easley John F., contractor and builder, r. 3042 Pine
Eassie Johti, brass iinisher Weed it Kingwell, r. cor
Howard and Second
Eason John A., cutter W. k J. Sloane & Co., r. 5.54 Bush
East Best and Belcher Silver Miuins Co. (Storey Co..
Nev.) Caspar H. Mason secretary, 331 Mont-
gomery, room 18
East W^ellington Coal Co., Richard D. Chan-
dler ag-iit. 507-.5n9 Eaht
Easterby Anthony T., president Cal. Portland Ce-
ment Co., 402 Montgomerv, r. Napa, Cal.
Easterhy Frank G., bookkeeper Allyne & White, r.
502 Powell
Easterby George B.. r. 44 Third
Eastern John, peddler, r. Sweeney nr Hale
Eastern Oregcui Land Co., T. P. Beach secretary, G04
Merchant, room 10
Eastern Quicksilver Co., F. A. Berlin secretary, 420
Montgomery, rooms 29-30
Eastin W. B., salesman Keane Bros., r. 715 Eddy
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 46 Zoe
Eaft'ng James M., painter, r. 46 Zoe
Eastlake V. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
Eastland Alfred T., secretary Stockton Gas,
Lit;htanil Heat Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland
Eastland Joseph G., office 604 Commercial, r.
Bon Air, Oakland
Eastland Samuol. porter Thomas Day & Co., r. 418
Post
Eastland William H. (E«»tland * Danner) r. Oakland
EASTLAND & DANNER
(William II. l<:aHtland an<l .losepii S.
Danneri inanufacturerK' agents and
commission merchanlM, crodtery,
glass-ware and Incandescent globe
lumps, !2^ California
PALiVIER & REY {TYPE, PRESSES
A*S \MUt:ljKS, V\1j
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i>trourKi!s OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
EaKtiuau C, seaiuan, r. North Pacifii; Hotel
Eastiuaii C. A., r. 2 Ewer PI
East man David N., real estute, r. dli Webster
Eastman Edward, electrician r. 4U Duncan
Eastman lliuily K. Mrs., portridt artist , 11 Kearny
EASTMAN FEANK & CO.
(Dlicltael Slianiioii) proprietors Frank-
lin Book and Job Printing Office, 3U9
Clny
Eastman Frank W., law clerk Langhorne & Miller
1 Eastman Oalen (Eastman & Co.) r. 516 Valencia
I Eastman George S., policeman, r. NE cor MisBissippi
I and Solano
1 Eastmiin G'orRe W., janitor Mercantile Library Assn
j Eastman John, buxmaker S. F. Bos Co., r. 624 Fourth
1 Eastman John C. Kev.. pastor Larkin Street Presby-
j terian Church, r. l;ia2 Vallejo
' Eastman Julia Miss, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 807
I California
Eastman Julian, clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 11253^ Clay
Eastman M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Hyde
Eastman M. L. (Eastman & Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman M. W. Miss, stenographer, r. 808 Hyde
Eastman Thomas S., carriage repository, 40-46 New
Montgomery, r. 704 Stockton
Eastman T. White (Eastman & Co.) r. 516 Valencia
Eastman Webster, carpenter, r. 182 Perry
Eastman William H., printer, r. 2754 Octavia
Eastman & Co. (T. White, M. L. and Galen Eastman)
1 stoves and tinware, 27lil Mission, and 516 Valencia
, Easton Ansel, r. 915 Leavenworth
Easton Charles, butcher Lawrence Hartnett, r. 1701
Leavenworth
i Easton David N.. manager real estate dept Easton,
Eldridge & Co., r. 614 Webster
! EASTON, ELDRIDGE& 00.
j (a corporation) Wendell !Easton presi-
I dent, Georofe W. Frink vice-president,
I Frank B. Wilde secretary, Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank treasurer, real estate
agt^nts and auctioneers, 618 Market
and 15-lT Post
Enston George (Jacobs & Easton) r. 1510 California
Easton House, John Henriksou propti, 409 Drumm
Ea'-ton John,r. 109 Fell
Easton Joseph G., clerk Anglo-Xevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1507 Devisadero
Eastm L. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1507 Devisadero
t Easton Percy H. (Easton & Epler) r. 501 J^ Sixth
£aston Wendell, president Easton, Eldridge &
Co., 618 Market, r. IK'O Gough
Eiston Willi-.m B., with M. P. Boss, r. 908 Pine
Easton & Eisler (Percy H. Easton and George W. Ep-
ler) real estate agents. 410 Kearny, room 9
: Eastwood A. B. Mrs., r. 1827 J^ Sacramento
j Eastwood Herbert, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. cor
I Victoria and Eand^^lph
Eastwood Orlo, witii Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
I 1827 H Sacramento
j Eastwood Richard, longshoreman, r. 30 Natoma
j Eastwood Thomas, r. 163 Jessie
1 Eaton Albert, inspector Custom House, r. 314 Bush
j Eaton Charles, storekeeper, r. 365 Jessie
Eaton Charles H., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
I Oakland
EATON CHAELES S. ,=..„„.*
Armstrongrl and a^ent Hazelton Broth-
ers and Hemine & liong pianos, and
dealer sheet music and mnsical instru-
ments, 735 Market, r. 2130 Jackson
Eaton Charles W.. foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 106 Eddy
Eaton Edwin R., policeman, r. 1811 Dupont
Eaton Francis G., salesman J.Straus & Co., r. 1502
Mission
Eaton Frank E., conductor S. P. Co., r. 141C Hyde
Eaton Fred. W. (F. W. Eaton & Co.) r. 2629 CaUfor-
ula
Baton F. W. <Sc Co. (Fred. W. Eaton) grain com-
mission merchants and agents San FrancifiCO
Steamboat and Transportation Co., 8 Davis
Eaton George, painter William R. Eaton, r. 946 Mis-
sion
Eaton George W., watchman, r. 233 Sixteenth
Eaton H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2102 Mason
Kiiton Henry, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 2102 Mason
Eaton Ira A. Mrs., r. 1804 Sutter
Eaton James, cutter clothing deptU. S. A., r. 772 Fol-
som
Eaton James F., bookkeeper Lockspring Mattress
Co., r. 627 O'Farrell
Eaton James M., pbysiclfln and Commissioner Insan-
ity, 121 Post, r. 206 Kearny
Eaton John F., contractor. Fourteenth bet Mission
and Howard
Eaton Kindergarten, 66 Silver
Eaton Lemuel P., stockbroker, r. 2219 Leavenworth
Eaton M. B., con positor Alta
Eaton Richard, boilerraaker, r. 9 Natoma
Eaton Thomas F., liquor dealer, r. 1.502 Mission
Eaton William, with Pac. Transfer Co., r. 106 Eddy
Eaton William L., r. 613 Grove
Eaton William R., house painter and paper-
hanger, 240 Ellis, r. 242 Taylor
EATON & ARMSTRONG
(Charles S. Eaton and George P. Arm-
strong) dealers picture frames, mold-
ings, windo-w cornices, passe-partouts,
paintings and steel engravings, 735
Market
8^ Eaton. See Eadon and Eden
Eatwell Charles, stableman Josiah H. Swam, r. 417
Folsom
Ebarra Mitchell, cook, r. 500 Broadway
Ebbecke Charles, nurseryman, SE cor Nineteeenth
and Folsom
Ebhets Arthur M. , proprietor Merchants' Coal
Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1401 Jones
Ebbets Frank, r. 845 Mission
Ebbets Lottie H. Mrs., r. 777 Haight
Ebbinghausen H. «& Co. (Henry Ebbingbausen
and Henry Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Mission and Twenty-first
Ebbinghausen Henry (H. Ebbinghausen & Co.) r. 630
Shdtwell
Ebbinghausen Henry Jr., student, r. 630 Shotwell
Ebel Albert, tailor. 621 Commercial, r. 421 Bush
Ebel David, milkman John A. Roy & Co., r. San
Bruno Road nr Teneriffe
Ebel H., r. 909 Kearny
Ebeler Anne M. Mrs., artist, r. 6 O'Farrell
Ebeling Theodore, machinist, r. 312 Tehama
Ebenstein Frederick J., trimmer McCue Carriage
Factory, r. 664 Minna
Eber Albert, agent, 335 Bush, r. 1042 Howard
Eber Charles, longshoreman, r. 146 Minna, rear
Eber S., r. 1042 Howard
Eberhard Jacob (Kron & Eberbard) and proptr Santa
Clara Tannery, r. Santa Clara
Eberhardt Charles, peddler, r. W s Ellsworth nr Cort^
hind Av
Eberhardt Christian, bartender H. Henne, r. 631 Ste-
venson
Eberhardt G. F., mnfr hardware, r. 899 Pine
Eberhardt Henry, driver Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Eberhardt John, waiter, r. 47 Sacramento
Eberhart Adolph (Phelps & Eberhart) r. 1713 Mason
Eberhart Adolph Jr.. salesman, r. 1713 Mason
Eberhart Joseph, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Eberhart Matthew, liquor saloon, cor Sixteenth and
Capp
UNDERWEAR
-. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mi. SESTOiT, Asst. Maniger.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY iMAlKfrV; PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPBERS.
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Eberhart Max, cooper John Wieland Brrwiug Co
Ebtrhartinser Heruiaun, porter, r. 14i> Natoma
Ebt-rle Adam W., enRineer r. 623 Locust Av
Eljerle Aut( ne, caudyuiaker Win. A. Grade & Co., r.
014 Bush
Eberle C, giipman Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Post
Eberle John, ralesuan Newman & Levinson
Eberle John P.. barber L. 'Jorriveau, r. 113 Geary
Eberle Peler, currier, r. Railroad Av nr Servia
Eberle Robert M., theatrical manager, r. 821
Larkin
Eberlein George, cornicemaker William Cronan, r.
1517 Howard
EberB Herman, clerk, r. 131G Scott
EbiTspacher Charles, barber, r. 448 Natoma
Ebert .-Vmelia, widow, r. 710 Broadway
Ebert Annie Mrs., varieties, 323 Fifth
Ebert August, expressman, cor Stockton and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 417 Francisco
Ebert Gustave A., porter M. & C. Mangels, r. 198G
Filbert
Ebert Henry, paperhanper and decorator, r. 323 Fifth
Ebert Junius, crockery, 1417 Stockton
l.iiUt-r Charles L. (Ebuer >^ Bro.) r. 485 Haight
J. I'll' r Gustave \V., receiving teller Crocker- Wool-
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
nil'OnXKIl.S AND DKAM;it« IN
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NE.'CT ABOVE PAL\CE HOTF.L.
Eoker B. M. Mrs., r. 3020 California
Eckerson Jerome B., glovemaker 11. M. Helnemann,
r. 2516 Mission
Eckert C irnnlius. with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 302 Green
Eckert Frederick C, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Hon-
duras nr Kentucky
Efkei t Frederick W., baker, r. 634 Grove
Eikeit Henry, painter, r. 5 Taylor PI
E-kert William, baker, r. 425 M Broadway
Eckert William, plumber, r. ,536^ Jessie
Eckfeldt William H., machinist W. T. Garratt k Co.,
r. 1723 Stevenson
Eokhardt C, r. 1U45 Market
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J... u^r jiiicii .ariLuau, porier lu. tr. ixouioerg « uo., r.
•2di Sanchez
Eohlin Charles C, clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co.
Echinun Harry, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Echtler John, compositor Pacific Pilote, r. .508 Sixth
Eck Adam, r. 1517 Ellis
E kart Frederick, tailor Hart Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Eckart William R., civil and mechanical engineer,
217 Sausome, rooms 2-3, r. 2906 California
Eckel Charles F., insurance agent, r. 324 Geary
Eckel Henry, r. 424 Saiiso.iie
ECKEL JOHN N. nomceopatK.c
plty»ician, olHce anil r. »41 Geary,
liuur« from ia::{0 to -4 P. M.
Eckelmami Frank P., operator Neville & Co., r. 1309
Pacitic
Eckelmann John, barber, 1309 Pacific
Eckelmann John Jr., plumber, r. 1 !ii9 Pacific
Eckeuroth C. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Washin^'ton Av
Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 1009 Mason
i£
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KXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Eddelbutel Fritz, clerk, r. NE cor Turk and Fill-
more
EUl-lbuttel Henry, agent, r. 429 Fell
Eddingt-iii Kate, r. 631 Sicramento
Eddy Henry, miner, r. '.Mi .Montj^omery
Ed.ly Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 038 Green
Eddy Seth W., foreman Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
E'le George, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv
Ede William, president Potrero Land and Water
Front I'o., r. 400 Guerrero
Edelman , r. 314 Bush
Edelman Charles (Charles Edelman & Co.) r. 109 Tay-
Edelmau Charles «& Co. (Chnrles Edelman) ci-
gars and tobacco, 110 I and 12O0 M-irket
Edelman lohii, clerk, r. 130 Sixth
Kdelmaii Joseph, locksmith, 702 f-arkin, r. 532 Polk
Edelni in Joseph, machinisf, r. 532 Polk
Edelman M.itthews A., teacher music, r. 112 Pierce
Edelmau William, dishwasher, r. 5i)4 Montgomery
Edelmiier William, cook. r. 431 Tehnma
Eden Albert, bartender Henry Koehler, r. 1611)4 Du-
poiit
Eden Henrv F., sexton Marl lers Church
Kden Mary, wid iw, r. 72 Tehaiua
Eden Mino (Eden ,t Bii king! r. 431 Third ^ , , ^
Eden .t Bucking (.Mino E leu an., llichard Bucking)
gmceries an 1 li luors, 434 Third
S^ Eden. See Eadon and Eaton
Edgar Daniel J., chief mall clerk Chronicle r. 122H
Broad wav
Edgar J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Vallejo
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Removal.
F. W. EATON & CO.
GENERAL (JMIN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAN FRANCISCO STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION CO.
REMOVED TO
Below Davis.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
iMARKtT ST.
PRINTERS AND LITHO&RAPHERS.
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Eberhart Max, cooper John Wieland Browing Co
Ebtrhartinser Hermann, porter, r. Uii Natoiua
Eberle Adam W., ensineer r. 623 Lofust Av
E'lerle Anti ne, candyiuaker Win. A. Grade & Co., r.
f.U BusU
Eberle C, giipman Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Po6t
Eberle John, ralesnian Newman & Levinson
Eberle John P., barber L. 'Jorriveau, r. 113 Geary
Et)erle Peter, currier, r. Railroad Av nr Servia
Eberle Robert M., theatrical manager, r. 821
Larkiu
Eberieiu George, cornlcemaker William Cronan, r.
1517 Howard
Ebers Herman, clerk, r. 1316 Scott
Eb.Tspacher Charles, barber, r. 448 Natoma
Ebert .A.iuelia, widow, r. 716 Broadway
Ebert Annie Mrs., varieties, 323 Fifth
Ebert August, expressman, cor Stockton and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 417 Francisco
Ebert Gtistave A., porter II. & C. Mangels, r. 1986
Filbert
Ebei t Henry, paperhanfier and decorator, r. 323 Fifth
Ebert Juuius, crockery, 1417 Stockton
Ebner Charles L. (Ebner JS Bro.) r. 485 Haight
Ebner Gustave W., receiving teller Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank (and Ebner & Bro.) r. 728
Fell
Ebner Mary, domestic 541 McAllister
£bner Hi Brother (Charles and Gustave W.)
whoU'Bale liquors, 417 5ai-ramento
Ebons Frank, waiter, r. 131 Third
Ebretht John L., shoemaker, r. 609 Octavia
Ebntsch Oscar, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ebrue Martin, sidewalk finisher, r. 528 Bryant
Ebv J. D. , manager Stearns Manufacturing Co.,
23-31 Spear, r. 1.'13 Myrtle, Oakland
Eccles Charles W., clerk, r. 406 Tenth
Eccles Christopher, shipping clerk Joshua Hendey
Machine Works, r. 8 Sheridan
Eccles Dennis J , teamster, r. 8 Sheridan
Eccles John M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 535
Howard
Eccles Orrin V., salesman S. H. Harmon Lumber Co.,
r. 434 Tenth
Eccles R.. brassfinisher J. Roylance, r. Oakland
Eccles Robert, r. 8 Sherid.in
Eccles Robert, tinner, r. Humboldt Hotel
Eccles Sophie, domestic 1715 Jackson
Ell les Vincent, lumber clerk, r. 434 Tenth
»!&• Eccles. See Eckles
Eccleston Laura, widow, r. 32 South Park
Echeveriia Frank, carver George Dawson, r. 504
Union
Echeverria Mary B. Miss, saleslady J. Mearns, r. 715
Greenwich
Echeveriia Soledad Mrs., r. 7 Vallejo Terrace
Echgelmeir Herman, porter M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r.
•23i Sanchez
Echlin Charles C. , clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co.
Echinan Harry, machinist Risdoii I. and L. Works
EcUtlir John, compo>itjr Pacific Pilote, r. 503 Sixth
Eck Adam, r. 1517 Ellis
E kart FreJerick, tailor Hart Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Eckart William R., civil and inechanic:il engineer,
217 Sausome. rooms 2-3, r. 2;»0fi California
Eckel Charles F., insurance agent, r. 324 Geary
Eckil Henry, r. 4-'4 Saiisome
ECKEL JOHN N. no„.«op.th.c
pliyitici.iii, ollice anil r. ii:4i Geary,
hours from 1:3::I0 to ^ P. M.
Eckeluianii Frank P., operator Neville & Co., r. 1309
Pacific
Eckelmann John, barber, 1309 Pacific
Ecki-lnianii John Jr., plumber, r. rciO Pacific
Eckenrotli C. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Washington Av
Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 1009 Mason
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMFORTI-US AN1> IirAl.i;us IS
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NE.XT ABOVE PAUCE MOTEL.
Ecker B. M. Mrs., r. 3020 California
Eckerson Jerome B., glovemaker H. M. Heloemann,
r. 2516 Mission
Eckert C irnelius. with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 302 Green
Eckert Frederick C, butcher Miller k Lux, r. Hon-
duras nr Kentucky
Eckeit Frederick W., baker, r. 634 Grove
Eckeit Henry, painter, r. 5 Taylor PI
E-kert William, baker, r. 425 ;« Broadway
Eckert William, plumber, r. 5.iGii Jessie
Eckfeldt William H., machinist W. T. Garratt 4 Co.,
r. 1723 Stevenson
Eokhardt C, r. 1015 Market
Eckhardt Frederick (Eckhardt k Garrecht) r. 508
Leavenworth
Eckhardt Henry, conductor, r. 7 Russ
Eckhardt Henry, cooper, r. 3 Hampton PI
Eckhardt J , with Jason Springer * Co., r. 147 Third
Eckhardt Louis H., salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
Oakland
Eckhardt William, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 429}«
Broadway
Eckhardt & Garrecht (Frederick Eckhardt and
Stephen Garrecht) liqu )r saloon, 15 Grant Av
Eckhofi' Peter, bartender H. H. Frisch
E kler Robert E. (Xoiman >t E tkleri r. 934 Dolores
Eckles N'>rman. porter Wells Fargo .t C >., r. Oakland
Kckley Frank N , clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 206 Powell
Eckley John L., agent Spring Dale Water Co., 281
East. r. Port Costa
Eckley George W., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 206 Powell
Eckman Alexis O., teacher music, r. NW cor Iowa
and Solano
Eckman William, r. 112 Fourth
Eckmiu William, cook Park H itel, r. 1026 Mission
E^kmmn Heury, machinist, r. 4')9 Clem.-ntina
Ecks Henry (Junker >c Ei-ka) r. 1130 B ichanan
Eckstein Alfred B.. florist G. Chappiri, r. 220 Kenrny
Eclipse Cracker Bakery, Th iiu.is J. Clialbourue
proptr, 1412 Diip 'lit, office 214 Sicram.'nto
Economic Fire OIHce (limited, of London) Gntte
& FiMiik managers Pa-ific Coast Department, 303
Culifornift
Eddelbutel Fritz, clerk, r. NE cor Turk and Fill-
more
Eldlbuttel Henry, agent, r. 429 Fell
p:ddingtin Kate, r. 631 S icramento
Eddy Hnnry, miner, r. '.m)2 .Montgomery
Ed.ly Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 638 Green
EJdy Seth W., foremm Jersey Farm Diiry, r. 837
Howard
Ede (Jeorge, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv
Ede William, president Potr.ro Land and Water
Front I'o., r. 460 Guerrero
Edelmnn , r. 314 Bush
Edeliuan Charles (Charles Edelman & Co.) r. 109 Tay-
Edelinaii Charles «& Co. (Chnrles Edelman) ci-
gars aid tobacco, 110 I and 1200 Market
Edelman lohii, clerk, r. 136 Sixth
Kdelman Joseph, locksmith, 702 f.arkin, r. 632 Polk
Edelm lU Joseph, machinisf. r. 532 Pilk
Edelman M itthews A.. tea<her music, r. 112 Pierce
Edelman William, dishwasher, r. .'>i)4 Montgomery
Edelm lier William, cook, r. 431 Tehama
Eden Albert, bartender Heury Kiehler, r. 1611 >4 Du-
pont
Eden Henry F., sexton Mnri lers Church
Kden Mary, wid >w, r. 72 Tehama
Eden Mino (Edeu .t Bn king) r. 43t Third ^ , . ,
Eden ^: bucking (.MinoElen ana Uichard Bucking)
LT'ceries an I li |Uors, 431 Third
0^" E len. See Eadon ami Eaton
Edgar Daniel J., chief mail clerk Chronicle r. 1228
"Bioadwav . „ ,, ,
Edgar J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Vallejo
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALNIER & REY, mSl SANSOME Si'.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST RVSIKTKSS
OF ANY AMERICAX COMPANY
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place T
a Specialtj'.
liiiijf's
^ 809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Edttar jHiues, luborer. r. 61',l Davis
Eiltiar John, wiitchniau. r. 74r) Vallejo
Eilt;ar Lena, wiilow, r. '258 Eighth
Edgar M. J. Mrs., widow, r. cor Precita Av and How-
ard, B. H.
Edgar Oscar, teamster, r. 2740 J<J Sixteenth
Edgar Richard, grocer, r. 28 Hawthorne
Edgar Robert W. (Geits .^ Edgar) r. 301(i Fillmore
Edgar Thomas, laborer, r. 21« Broadway
Edgar Thomas, teamster, r. 'Jll Sansome
E.lgar W. F., compositor, r. 817 Bush
Edgar ^Yilliam J., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 218 Broad-
way
Edfre Hill Vineyard Co. (of St. Helena, Cal.)
William Schettler president, Frederick H. Haus-
mau secretary. Carver National Bank of St.
Helena treasurer, office 328 Montgomery, room 2
Edgecomb Byron W., assistant receiving clerk S. P.
C. By., r'. Oakland
Edgecomb Harry, dishwasher, r. 24 Sixth
Edgell James W , r. 226 Minna
Edgerly Cecile Mrs., hairdresser, r. 127 Olive Av
Edgerly Samuel A., stationery, 215 Montgomery Av,
r. 21G Montgomery Av
Edgars ,F., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Edgers'Oscar, clerk, r. 648 Second
Edgerton G- , mill man Pac. Boiling Mill
Edsierton George H., carpenter, r. 123 Shotwell
1^" Edgerton. See Egeiton
EDISON AGENCY, p. Mcl.an.l.lin
manag'er, Mimeograph and Pliono-
grapli, 323 Pine
Edlefsen Iza C, widow, r. 6{:0 Sutter
Edelfsen MinuieB., stenographer Will & Finck, r.
600 Sutter
Edler Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bro-
derick and Washington
Edler John, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 535 Lin-
den Av
E^liii John, tailor, r. 443 Jessie
Edminster William S., drayman, r. 3112 Fillmore
Edmonds Charles J., actor, r. 678 Twentieth
Edmonds Charles W., rigger, r. 6)<J Union
Edmonds Harry M., r. 9ia Bush
Edmonds James J., bags, 5 Clay, r. 9 Minna
Edmonds Marcus A., attorney at law, 306 Pine,
room 11, r. 913 Bush
Edmonds Margarets., widow, r. 1213 Powell .
Edmonds Mary E., physician, 330 Sutter, r. 913 Bush
Edmonds Sime "in, tailor, r. 451 Jessie
Edmonds Stephen, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1610
Baker
Edmonds William, r. 128 Bernard
Edmonds William, belhuan Palace Hotel
Edmonds William J., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r.
359 First
B^ Edmonds. See Edmunds
Edmondson John G , painter, 220 Brannan, r. 408
Bryant
Edmoudson William H., barber, 623 Clay, r. 829
Greenwich
i^?" Edmondson. See Edmundson
Edmunds Clara S., widow, r. 2 Hofif Av
Edmunds Edwin S., r. 805 Hyde
Edmunds Emily Miss principal Van Ness Seminary,
1222 Pine
Edmunds Frank H., iirst lieutenant TJ. S. A., Post
Adjutant, Angel Island
Edmunds John, editor, r. 1415 Stockton
Edmunds Margaret, widow, r. 1182 Harrison
Edmunds. T M., clerk collection dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 425 Cedar Av
e^ Edmunds. See Edmonds
Edoff JamesP., traveling salesman Dallemand & Co.,
r. Oakland
Edouart Alexander, photographer, 6 Turk, r. 609 Ellis
Edouart Alexander Jr., photographer, r, 609 Ellis
Edeall Edmund P., lecturer panorama Missionary
Ridge, r. 759 Market
Edsill Jacob W., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 318 Tay-
lor
Eduard.seu Henry, proptr Arion Halle, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny, r. 1408 Mason
Education Board of. New City Hall, third floor
Edwards A, mattressmaker F. S. Chadbourue & Co.,
r. Oakland
Edwards Andrew L., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
619 Bush
Edwards Augustus, baker F. Hellwig, r. 434 Minna
Edwards Augustus brakemau S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Edwards Charles dishwasher Onion Hotel
Edwards Charles. A., molder Empire Foundry, r. 63
Clementina
Edwards Charles B., clerk, r. 1165 Howard
Edwards Charies E. (Edwards & Co.) r. 313 Halght
Edwards Charles H., foreman pressman The Argo-
naut, r. 11)28 Hyde
Edwards David, dressmaking, 44 O'Farrell, r. 029 Ivy
Av
Edwards Edward, blacksmith, r. 115 Harrison
Edwards Edward, collector Pacific Bank, r. 11 Dia-
mond
Edwards Edward, machiuist, r. 526 Howard
Edwards Ed^vard, proprietor Mint Saloon, 605
Commercial, r. 16U9J^ Dupont
Edwards Edward, seaman, r. 761}^ Folsom
Edwards E. J. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Edwiird'i E. T., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Edwards F. Ernest, bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards,
r. 1326 Guerrero
Edwards Frances A., widow, r. 619 Rush
EDWARDS FEANK G.
importer and dealer carpets, oil cloths,
>vindo>v shades, paper hanging's, etc.,
830 Market and 17-31 O'Farrell, and
president Board of Fire Commissioners,
r. 1336 Guerrero
Edwards Frank H., springmaker Cal. Spring Mfg
Co., r. 63 Clementina
Edwards Frederick, painter, r. 446 Clementina
Edwards Frederick J. L., burnisher E. G. Denniston,
r. 205 Bartlett
Edwards G., r. 510 Howard
Edwards G., pediUer, r. 390 Francisco
Edwards George, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works
Edwards George, real estate, 513 California, r. SW:
cor Dolores and Twenty-fourth i
Edwards George, steward stmr Santa Rosa |
Edwards George D., secretary Overman Silveri
Mining (;o., 414 California, r. 1121 Laguna |
Edwards George F., woodturner Cal. Mill, r. SW cor I
Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards George W., salesman McDonogh & Johnson
Edwards G. W., millwrit;ht, r. 1104 Mission
Edwards Henry (C. it P. H. Tirrell ,■(; Co.) r. 418 Eddy
Edwards Jaa.es, carpenter, r. 910 Natoma
Edwards James, driver City RB.,r. 42 Thirteenth
Edwards James, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Edwards James H., sailmaker, r. 628 Castro
Edwards James W., dental supplies, 5^ Kearny, r. '
2924 Clay
Edwards John, carpenter, r. 116 Langton
Edwards John, foreman American Bakery, r. 1915,
Stockton
Edwards John, local freight agent S. P. Co., North-
ern Division, r. 1925 Jessie
Edwards John, seaman, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Edwards John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Edwards John, shoemaker, r. 7}^ Bruce PI
Edwards John G., publisher Pacific Coast Review,
320 Sansome, room 13, r. Oakland
Edwards John T., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 7J6
Harrison Av
Edwards Joseph, laborer, r. 564 Natoma
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Edwards Justiu, bbipjoiuer, r. 363 Jesi^ie
Edwards Justus H., buyer Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1833
JiKsie
Edwards Lemuel B , superintendent ageni-les iusur-
aiicf d.-pt Balfour. (lUtlirie & Co., r. 037 Eddy
ura.s M:iry A., widow, r. 03 Clem.ntiua
Edwards Matthias, lodgings, 208 Drunim
Edwards Morgan, carjienter, r. 4.7 Twelfth
iEdwards Morton A., sculptor, r. 1330 California
Edwards Nellie, domestic 233 Third
E.lwards Nellie \V. Mrs. r. 131.i Union
Edwards P. L. Mrs., r. 1819 Webster
lEdwards Itobert M. (Edwards 4: Co.) r. 2206 Geary
iKdwards Samuel G., clerk Tyler & Tyler, r. 629 Ivy Av
wards T. C. r. 800 Polk
lEdwards Thomas, r. 129 Folsom
lEdwards Thomas, coalpasser stmr State of California
Edwards Thomas F., with Fultou Iron Works, r. 548
Folsom
Edwards Tliomas M., proprietor International
Hot. 1, 824-820 Kearny, and druggist, 900 Kearny,
r. International Hotel
.-aids Viney, r. 009 Post
Edwards W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
E<l\vards William (Edwards & Co.) r. 1407 Gough
Edwards William, blacksmith Cal. Machine Works,
r. 125 Eleventh
Edwards William, blacksmith Empire Foundry, r.
1925 Jessie
Edwards William A., bookkeeper John Lee & Co., r.
624 Grove
:ards William E., millhand Golden Gate Flour-
ing Mill, r. 916 Powell
Edwards William F.. master mariner, r. 114 Hyde
Edwards William Harvey, principal Potrero Primary
School, r. oU9 Turk
Edwards William S., steward The Berkshire, r. Oak-
land
ards William T., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1123 Shot-
well
Edwards Willis D., freight clerk stmr Mexico
Edwards Wilson S., assistant manager Pickens, Ful-
ton & Co., r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards .^: Co. (Charles E. Edwards) fish dealers, 250
Third
Edwards .t Co. (Robert Edwards) books, stationery
and optical goods, 024 Montgomery
Edwards & Co. (William Edwards) stock brokers, 330
Pine, room 1
Edwin F., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Eel River Steam Navigation Co., J. L. Fields secre-
tary, 33U Pine, room 20
Eells .\lexander G., with Shaffer, Parker & Water-
man, r. NW cor Pine and Mason
Eells Charles P. (Page & Eells) attorney at law, 316
California, r. Oakland
Bells John S., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2.i08 Folsom
Eells Mary S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
Efif George, painti-r, r. 1227 Broadway
Effensino E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
EtKuger Christian, brewer, r. 519 Shotwell
iger Christian E. , horseshoer Thomas Mair, r.519
Shotwell
Effinger John H., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r.
214 J« Eleventh
Effinger John U., harnessmaker, r. 214!^ Eleventh
Eflor 1 Robert, oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mill, r.
1808 Dupout
Efint'er Christian, hardware, 1.39 Third, r. 1010 Bush
EgHii Carbury, longshoreman r. 520 Mission
Egan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1327 Harrison
Egaij David C, with John Egnn & Co., r. 122 Page
II Edward J., blacksmith National Iron Works, r.
545 Howard
Egau Edward J., watchman Moyniban & Aitkin
Egan Edward L.. teamster, r. SW cor eiolauo and Min-
nesota
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Egan Edward M., policeman, r. 11 Pearl PI
Egan Edward R., with William K. Vickery. r. 333
Eddy
Egan Frank, blacksmith Herman 'Hofstetter, r. Put-
nam nr Union Av
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan H. M. Miss, r. 2025 Geary
Egun .James, farmer, r. 1212 Bryant
Egan James, laborer Curtis Tobey, r. 79 West Mission
Egan Jauies A., r. 905 Market
Egan James A., clerk Quartermaster's Dept U. 8. A.,
r. Russ House
Egan James D., builder, r. 2019 Ellis
Egan James H.,laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 2146
Mission
Egan James J., special policeman, r. 1527 Bush
Egan James L., carpenter, r. 12 Russell
Egan John (John Egan k Co.) r. 122 Page
Egan John, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1307 Howard
Egan John J., compositor, r. 12 Russell
Egan John J., pantryman, r. 147 Natoma
Egan John W., deputy County Clerk, r. 1603 Golden
Gate Av
Egan John & Co. (John Egan) wholesale liquors,
623 Sansome
Egan Josephine R. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. SE cor Walleraud Fillmore
Egan Suzette Miss, tailoress B. Friedlander, r. 1327
Harrison
Egan Martin J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Esan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1327 Harrison
Egan Michael, laborer, r. 100 First
Egan Michael D., solicitor, r. SE cor Waller and Fill-
more
Egan Michael E., carpenter, r. 12 Russell
Egan Michael J., builder, r. 2019 Ellis
Egan M. J. Miss, teacher music, r. 2025 Geary
Egai. Paul, laborer, r. 13 Rincon Av
Egan Peter, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
1105 Treat Av
Egan Peter J., fancy goods, 933 Greenwich
Egan Richard J., furniture, 747 Mission, r. 26 Albion
Av
Egan Robert E.. spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 12 Ru^sell
Egan T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Egan Thomas, foreman, r. 212 Broadway
Egan Thomas, laborer, r. 1114 )« Bryant
Egan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Egan Thomas B., deputy Tax C'dlector, r. 12 Russell
Egan William H., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. .540 Jessie
Egan William J., with .John Egan & Co., r. 120 Page
Egan William T., conductor Cal. St.RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Egan William T., driver United Carriage Co., r. 121
O'Farrell
l^" Egan. See Eagan
Egar J. Mrs., nurse, r. 1208 M Larkln
Esar Mary, d imestic 1255 California
e^" Egar. -See Eager
Egbert Horace H.. with Cal. Associated Press, 302
Montgomery, room 47
Egbert William, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Egeberg Henry, blacksmith, r. 417 Turk
Egensberger William, barber Thomas Eipper, r. 1302
Powell
Ejfertoii Henry C, commission merchant, 109
California, room 7, r. 330 Oak
03^ Egerton. See Edgerton
Eggi nstein A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Eggebrecht Charles H., patternmaker Clot k Mcese.
r. 811 Baker
Eggeling Charles, carrier Post Office. r.6183< Post
Eggei- A., r. 3(1 Clay
Eggers Charles (Eggers & Gould) r. 1308 Mission
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Egsjprs Detiiiiir, bookkeeper S. F. Stock Hrewerv, r.
828 Bush
Egt;t'rs Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. NW
cor Dominica add Platte
Eggern Emelie Mrs., midwife, NE cor Fourteenth and
Mission
Eggcrs Firdinand, foreman Gal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
■ r. lK07>i Steiner
Eggers Frank F.. electrician, 618 Merchant, r. 1024
Pacific
Eggers George H. (Eggers & Co.) r. 1130 Eddy
Eggers Hans F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Jack-
son and Mason, r. 1223 Mason
Eggers Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan, r.
540;<S Second
Eggers Herman C. (Eggers & Co.) r. Fresno, Cal.
Eggers John C, salesman, r. 1310 California
Eguers Minnie, widow, r. 1024 Pacific
Eggers William, machinist Cal. Electrical Works, r.
646 Mission
Eggers William, plumber Charles Brown & Son, r. 434
Clementina
Ejfgers «Sc Co. (George H. and Herman C. Eggers)
office 214 California
Egg-ers <& Gould (Charles Eggers and Sidney S.
Gould) dealers mineral waters, California and
European springs, 731 Mission
Eggert , widow, r. 197 Hyde
Eggert Addie, artist, r. 830 Mission
Eggert Agnes Miss, r. 704 Folsom
Eggert August, butcher Louis Fii=her, r. 1131 Folsom
Eggert Charles, laborer, r. 40 Natoma
Eggert Emile, porter Wheeland & Collins, r. 638 Com-
mercial
Eggert Frank, clerk J. M. Litchfield, r. 830 Mission
Eggert Henry, butcher, SW cor Montgomery and
Cnion
Eggert William, proptr Niagara House, 724 Mission
Eggleston Ambrose T. , manager Willcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 124 Pobt. r. 2212
Geary
Eggleston Guy F., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. 2212 Geary
B^~ Eggleston. See Egleston and Eagleson
Eggleton George, proptr What Cheer Stables, 119-121
Jackson, r. Lakevllle, Sonoma Co.
Eging Christian, tailor 208 Leavenworth, r. 6 Leon-
ard PI
Egl Arthur, r. 608 Sutter
Eglebery Anna, r. 28 Fell
Egleson Edward, carpenter, r. 304 Third
Egleston S. A., stockfitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
927 Howard
Egleston William H., shoemaker Cahn, Nicklesburg
Jt Co., r. 14 Rondell PI
BS" Egleston. See Eggleston and Eagleston
Egli Marie W., widow, r. 1034 !«S Golden Gate Av
Egling William, molder, r. 511 Twenty-third
Egner John, cooper Marvin J. Kamsey, r. 704 Battery
Eheleben Frederick W., watchman, r. 647 Jessie
Ehle Hickamn, groceries and liquors, NW cor O'Far-
rell and Buchanan
Ehlenfeldt Herman, machinist Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. Alameda
Ehlers Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. E B Hampshire bet
Solano and Butte
Ehlers Frederick (Sturker & Ehlers) r. 300 O'Farrell
Ehlers Henry, groceries, 38 Kitch
Ehlers John, livery stable, 1221 Pierce
Ehlers John H., r. 1127 Kearny
Ehlers Minnie Miss, r. 1127 Kearny
Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, 1127
Kearny
Ehlert Theresa, laundress 711 Pine
Ehlert William G., agent, r. 172 Clementina
Ehlinger Charles, butcher Geo. Goebel, r. 247 Third
Ehlinger Felix, shoemaker, 52,'5 Pine
Ehlinger Joseph, bartender A. Arnaud, r. 625 Pine
Elimiiiin A. Mrs., groceries and liquors, etc., SW
cor Twiiity-fourth and Castro
Gliinaiiii .Tolin A., contractor, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
F.liniaiin IMiiilcline Mrs., midwife, r. 107 Fourth
I'lhiiiann Paul, clerk Win. Merz, r. 426 Powell
Elm Charles, teacher music, r. 1246 Mission
Ehreutierg Ihaac, r. Silver State
Ehreiiberg Alfred G., manager Laguna Tannery, r.
726 Fell
Ehreiiberjf A. T., physician, office, 225 Grant
Av, otlice hours, 8 to 8}iS A. M, 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.
M. Sundays 9 to 10 A. M.. r. 918 Hyde
Ehrenberg Ida Mrs. (Ehrenberg & Bullion) r. Silver
St„te
Ehreutierg Isaac, salesman Joshua Hcndy Machine
Works, r. Silver State
Elirenberg Julius, r. 520 Taylor
Ehrenberg Moses, clerk George Aronson
Ehrenberg Theodore, physician, cor Grant Av and
Sutter, r. 918 Hyde
Ehrenberg & Bullion (Mrs. Ida Ehrenberg and Mrs.
A. Bullion) millinery, 135 Taylor
Ehrenfeuchter Albert, tinsmith, r. 1.509 Mason
Ehrenpfort Albert, bookkeeper William Ehrenpfort,
r. 801 Fillmore
Ehrenpfort Frederick (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r.
926 Eddy
Ehrenpfort George F., confectioner Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 926 Eddy
Ehrenpfort Hugo, with Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
926 Eddy
Elireiipfort William, importer and dealer car-
pets, oil cloths, etc., 14 Third and 1390 Market, r.
SW cor Grove and Fillmore
Ehrenwerth Abraham L., clerk Martin Sachs & Co.,
r. 1422 Taylor
Ehrenwerth Morris, jeweler, r. 1422 Taylor
Ehrer Charles, confectioner William Poehlman, r.
4163« Post
Ehret Albert, plumber, r. 1136 Folsom
Ehret Edward, groceries and liquors, 1151 Harrison
Ehret Edward Jr., barber, 1151 Harrison
Ehret Gustav A , jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
322 ':i^ Guerrero, rear
Ehret Michael, cooper Andrews & Cornell, r. 227 Har-
rison
Ehret Xavier, engineer French Hospital, r. 1411
Stockton
Ehrhard George, shoemaker, r. 734 Montgomery ;
Ehrhard Leopold, block cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., :
r. 348M Third
Ehrhardt Albert, butcher, r. 1718 Market
Ehrhardt Andrew, manager August Sensenbrenner, r.
257 Fourth
Ehrhardt F., compositor Bulletin, r. 417 Bush
Ehrhardt John D.. solicitor Gutte & Frank, r. Cole nr
Stanyan
B^" Ehrhardt. See Earhart and Ehrhard
Ehrhart Michael, barber, r. 104}^ Ninth
Ehrhart Peter W., barber, 104M Ninth
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1218 Larkin
Ehrhorn Carl, shoemaker, 222 Ellis
Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker, 1815 Polk
Ehrhorn George H,, clerk Okell & Woolley, r. 2517 '
Pacific Av
Ehrhorn Rudolph, shoemaker, 401 J^ McAllister
Ehrich Emil, cabinetmaker, r. 434 Fifth
Ehrich Ernst, cabinetmaker, r. 268 Minna
Ehrichs Diedrich, liquor saloon, 420 Greenwich
Ehrke Frederick W., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1715 Jessie
Ehrlich Herman, fancy goods, 225 Sixth
Ehrlich Louis, r. 856 Harrison
Ehrman Charles E., photo printer George D. Morse,
r. 116 Twelfth
Ehrman George, carpet layer, r. 415J$ Grove
Ehrman George Jr., paper carrier, r. 415}^ Grove
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Ehrnian Johu Jr., butohur, r. Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Ehriiiau Josppli (M Ehrman & Co,) r. 180:1 Oftavia
Ehruian Myer (M. Ehnuau & Co.) r. 519 Van News Av
Elkriiinn tSi C«>. (Myer '■'hriimn, Samuel SuRsiuau
nua Joseph Ehnuan) importers and wholesale
grooers and provision pai-kers, 104-110 Front
^Ehrnian Solomon W., r. 519 Van Ness Av
Tlirin.Hii Theodore, papur carrii-r. r. 415 M Grove
Elirniann John, r. Eve ur San Bruno Road
Ehrmann Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. New
York
Ehniiaun Valentine, carpenter, 24 Stockton PI
Eibach rharles (Kern & Eibach) r. Oakland
Eilien Henry (Eiben k Scheflfauer) r. 681 McAllister
Eiben Jacob H. E., clerk ■\Villiam H. Springer, r. NW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Eiben & Scheffauer (Henry Eiben and George Scheff-
auer) carpenters and cabim-tmakerf , 225 Post
Eichbaum Charles W., clerk, r. 928 Valencia
fEiehbaum Frederick H., superintendent Pac. Gas
Imp. Co., r. 928 Valencia
f Eichbaum Frederick H. Jr., machinist, r. 928 Va-
lencia
iEichel John C, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 625
Greenwich
Eichel Martin, sailmaker J. J. Doyle, r. 625 Green-
wich
Eichel Mary, widow, r. 625 Greenwich
Eichel William, bartender, r. 625 Greenwich
j. Eichelbaum Max (Cal. Sheep Casings Co.) r. 803 Ellis
Eichenberg Henry G. (Chamberlin & Elchenberg) r.
708 Fulton
1 Eichenberger Rudolph, cigarmaker, r. 529 Hayes
I Eichenauer C, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
: Eichenlaub John, liquor saloon, 412 Jackson
Eicbhart Augusiine, valet, r. 346 First
Ei.hholz C. P., carpenter, r. 1618 M Devisadero
^ Elchholz Otto, groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
: Eichholzer Margaret, widow, r. E s Moultrie bet Cres-
cent and Old Hickory Avs, B. H.
: Eichler Henry, tailor, r. 114 Turk
Eichler Henry J., machinist, r. 310 Waller
Eichler Joseph, cutter, r. 513 Hayes
, Eichorn Julius, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 132 Eighth
I Eick Ernst, clerk C. D. Mues
Eickhoft Frederick, seaman, r. 921 Vallejo
t EickliofT Henry, attorney at law, 309 California,
rooms 13-14, r. 718 Guerrero
Elckhoff Peter, clerk H. Vorrath, r. 3401 Geary
Eickhoff Theodore, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r.
1806 Taylor
Eickhnrst F. G., groceries and liquors, NW cor Green
wich and Pierce
Eickmann Wilhelm, nurse German Hospital
Eitouler B., cook French Hospital, r. 14 Harlan PI
Eide Charles A., seaman, r. 415 Harrison
Eidenmiiller William C, physician and surgeon, 1347
P.nvell
Elding- r Edward, tailor 2239 Mission
Eidinger Emil, tailor Edward Eidinger, r. 2239 Mis-
sion
Eidlnger Frederick, printer A. H. HoUis, r. 2239 Mis-
sion
Eiermann CharlerG., porter, r. 1104 Sacramento
Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, 1322 J4 Kearny, r. 7)4 So-
nora
Eifert Otto, lithographic artist A. Waldstein, r. IH
Sonora
Eighth Street Primary School, C. F. True principal,
E 8 Eighth bet Harrison and Bryant
Eilers Frederick, with Am. Biscuit Co., r.l403 Powell
Eilkeu H., gripman Geary St. UU. r. 1621 Buchanan
Eiraer A. C, teacher music, 84 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Ala-
meda
Eimer Frederick W., shoemaker, r. 8 Hinckley
EinfeUlt Frederick D., cooper, r. 736 Green
Einfeldt Henry L., blacksmith, r. 510 Mission
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Einfeldt John A., machine hand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 745 Folsom
Einselen Charles R., waiter, r. 2 Broad's PI
Einselen G. A. & Co. (Gustave A. Einselen and Her-
man Glauch) job printers, 535 California
Einselen Gustave A. (G. A. Einselen & Co.) r. 2
Broad's PI
Einselen Henry W., baker, r. 2 Broad's PI
Einsfeld Andrew, barber, r. 2003 Fillmore
Eiusfeld Peter, barber, 6.50 Market, r. 1217 Green, rear
Einsfeld Peter Jr., barber Peter Einsfeld, r. 1217
Green, rear
Einstein Jacob, merchant, r. 1721 Sutter
Einstein Leopold, clerk, r. 1721 Sutter
Einstein Morris (A. Bernheim K Co.) r. 1457 Franklin
Einstein Zadoc, r. 2126 California
Eintractit Saloon, Henry Koehler proprietor, 539
California
Eipper Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1215 Kearny
Eipper Thomas, barber, 1231 Dupont, r. 1215 Kearny
Eis George, salesman T. J. Bass Jfe Co., r. 704 Bush
Eisel Charles W., ivory turner Will & Flnck, r. 923
Union
Eisele Felix, manager Gruen & Zinkand, r. 729 O'Far-
rell
Eisele Fritz, cellarman The Lachman Cal. Wine Co.,
r. 442 Brannan
Eisele Julius, laundryman German Hospital
Eisele William, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Eiselen Alfred, groceries and liquors, N Wcor Twenty-
eighth and Dolores
Etselen Max, bookkeeper, r. 1910 Market
Eiseman David, auctioneer, r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Jacob, r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Solomon, clerk, r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen Babette. widow, r. 415 Franklin
Eisen Edward G., dentist, 413 Bush, r. 415 Franklin
Kisen Francis T. , president Eisen Vineyard Co.,
12 Stevenson, r. 11 Silver
Eisen Peter, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 628
Fulton
Eisen Vineyard Co. (Fresno, Cal.) Francis T.
Eisen president, office 12 Stevenson
Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 1408
Golden Gate Av
Eisenbach Isaac P.. salesman A. Eisenberg, r. 1710
Webster
Eisenbich Louis, molder, r. 565 Mission
Eisenberg Adolph, jewelry, 208 Kearny, r. 930 Sutter
Eisenberg E. & Brother (Elkan and Morris) mufrs
cigars a-^ d dealers leaf tobacco, 327 Market
Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenben.' & Bro.) r. 1416 Sutter
Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg & Bro.) r. 1713 Cali-
fornia
Eisenbraun Henry, beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 174M
Minna
Eisenhart Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eisenhart John, machinist helper P. 0. 8S. Co., r. 613
Seconl
Eisenhauer George A., r. 1105 Clay
Eisenliauer John, jeweler Frederick Hofleng r. 22
Derby PI
Eisenlohe John, baker, r 763 Howard
EISENSOHIMEL CARL
teacher penninnHliip, clraAviutf and
portraiture at all principal mcIiooIm,
Htudio 99 St. Ann's BlAg, r. 31 Glen
Park Av
Eisert Mary Mrs., bakery, 537 Hayes
«^ Eisert. See Isert
Eisfelder Samuel, spectacles, 65 Fourth, r. 145 Second
Eisfeliler William, ofHce 324Hi Montgomery, r. 31
WillowB Av
Eisfeldt Theodore, musician, r. 1222 Kearny
Eisner Charles, salesman J. H. Hirschfeld, r. 1751
Howard „
Eisner David, cashier Trlest vV Co., r. 1751 Howard
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 405407 Mm St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MILMONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
EIS
440
ELF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMl'ORTKUS OK
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>ll>e FiUiiiK*, all SI/oh.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
EiBuer,
1751
Eisuer Hcriiiau, plumber Demers
Howard
Eisuer Mark, clerk Benjamin H. Lichteustein
Eisuer JFarv, widow, r. 1751 Howard
Eisuer Milton S. (Frank, Eisner & Platshek) attorney
at law, 323 California, r. •2412)4 Sacramento
Eisner Morris, r. 838 McAllister
Eisuer Philip (Demers .«c Eisner) r. 1751 Howard
Eisolt Emil, baker Henry Niemann, r. 639 McAllister
Eissler Counid, cabinetmaker In.lianapolis Mnfg Co..
r. 117 Julian Av
Eitel Charles H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
Oakland
Eitel Edward E., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 1512 H Baker
Eitner Rudolph, wood engraver Charles A. Kllnkner
& Co., r. Prescott House
Eitzen Augustus, clerk Humboldt Savings and Loan
Society, r. 109 Fillmore
Eizaga Florencio, janitor, 339 Kearny, r. 5 Quincy PI
Ek John, tailor, 411 Geary, r. 1 Edith PI
Ekberg Peter G., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. SE cor Jersey and Castro
EKELUND ERlOi dectro gUder,
9 Hardie PI off Kearny, bet Busli and
Sutter, r. 313 ^^aller
Ekelund John, tailor, r. 13 Trinity
Eken Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ekensteen A., porter Murphy, Grant it Co.. r.
land
Ekbard Michael, teamster, r. Terminal Hotel
Eklfff Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eklund Charles, tailor, r. 28 Hubbard
Eklund Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eklund John P.. restaurant and oyster saloon,
Centre Market, r. 1812 Busb
Ekman Autone, laborer, r. Handley House
Ekstrom Adolph, coppersmith F. Todt, r,
Eleventh
Ekstrom Charles, musician, r. i Vallejo PI
Elam R. H., Mr.s. r. 140t; Webster
Elam Thomas, contractor and builder, E 8 Sanchez
bet Hhucock and Eighteenth
Elberg Samuel, tailor, r. 444 Minna
Elbert John N., mining, 331 Montgomery, r. 1125
Jackson
Elbra John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1856
Howard
Elcho House, Elizabeth Nelson proptr, 8633^ Market
Elden A. M. Miss, teacher music, r. S. F. Girls
Union
Elder Alexander, bookkeeper Brigham, Hoppe & Co.,
r. Oakland
Elder Brothers (John Elder) dry and gents' furnish-
ing goods. ai5 Hayes
Elder Cornelius E.. paperhanger, r. 2222 Geary
j Elder Elva R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
1 School, r. 522 Capp
I Elder George W., contractor, r. 1614 Pacific Av
ELDER JAMES, agent George
A. Clark Si Brothers, New York, agent
I Clark's O. N. T. spool cotton, Marshall
I & Co's linen tlireads, and Milward He-
lix needles. 538 Market, r. 134 O'Far-
I rell
Elder James W., carpenter, r. 345 J^ Third
I Elder John (Elder Bros.) r. 1419 Twenty-first
j Elder Mary L., teacher music, r. tjl2 Capp
Elder Paul, r. 2025 Pine
Elder E. Bruce, clerk Pac. Electrical Storage Co., r.
i 2025 Pine
Elder Robert, map agent, r. 38 Turk
I Elder Robert C, cUrk F. M.Husted, r. Oakland
! Elder Robert F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
j 612 Capp
Elder Scott, surveyor, r. 2025 Fine
Oak-
222
Elder Siiviah L., widow, r. 612 Capp
Elder William, bookkeeper G. G. Wickson & Co., r.
612 Ciipp
Elder William G., clerk Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
Oakland
Elder William J. (Elder & Dobbie) r. Alameda
Elder it Dobbie (William J. Elder and James B. Dob-
bie) stoves and tinware, 606 Clay
El Doriido Consolidated Mining Co. (Eu-
reka, Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, r om 5
El Dorado South Consolidated Mining Co.
(Nevada) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19
El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Co., Rob-
ert M. Welch secretary, 327 Pine, room 5
Eldracher Chiirles, upholsterer, r 131 Seventh
Eldraiher Pi-ter, miner, r. 131 Seventh
Eldracher William, carpetlayer, r. 131 Seventh
Eldred Chester N.. shipping clerk Joseph H.Wylie, r.
16 Stockton
Eldred H. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 120 Post
£ldi'ed Henry J., ni8nufa<turer of and dealer In
fine home made candies, 1409 Polk
Eldredge Benjamin G., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Broderick and Sacramento, r. 1924 Broderick
Eldredge K. C. (Witihtman Bros.) r. 420 Dolores
Eldridge Albert, r. 349 3« Minna
Eldrldge Ansley, seaman, r. 263 East
Eldridge Carlton L., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter,
r. 133 Ridley
Eldridge Charles, cooper D. Almon & Co., r. 2117
Jones
Eldridge Charles M., calker, r. 73 Shipley
Eldridge Edward E., machinist, r. 1003 Church
Eldridge Frank, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Eldridge J. Mrs., r. 2117 Jones
Eldridge James, laborer, r. 3 Minnesota
Eldridge John, clerk R. Cohen, r. 131 Seventh
Eldridge John, horse jockey, r. 131 Seventh
Eldridge .Xoseph R., laborer, r. W s Wool nr Lincoln
Av, B.H.
Eldridge Matthew, carpenter, r. 1068 Howard
Eldridge May Mrs., r. 1515 Broderick .
Eldridge Oliver, correspondent New York Board
Mariue Underwriters, 303 California, room 18, r.
615 Sutter
Eldridge Samuel, cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 2117
Jones
Eldridge Sylvester A., city agent Union Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Eldridge William, laborer, r. 3 Minnesota
Eldridge Z. S., r. 2523 Sutter
83" Eldridge. See Eldredge
Electric Development Co. The, George S.
Ladd president, Percy T. Morgan secretary, J. C.
Henderson general manager, 323 Pine
Electric Improvement Co., James B. Eandol presi-
dent, A. J. Bowie secretary and treasurer, 217
Sausome, room 17
Electrical Constrnction and Maintenance
Co., office 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co., Orion Brooks president,
G. W. Pease secretary, R. Langer superintendent,
otfice and works 328 Bush
Elevaior Publishin;; Co., J. B. Wilson secretary, pub-
lishers The Elevator, 622 Clay
Elevator The (weekly) Elevator Publishing Co.
publishers, 622 Clay
Elfelt A. B. & Co. (in liquidation) office 406 Front
Elfelt Edwin S., merchant, r. 1208 Sutter
Elfelt Joseph (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 1208 Sutter
Elf en A. Mrs., employment office, 206 Stockton
Elford Alfred T.. r. 310 Fell
Elford Henry, machini.st F. A. Bobbins, r. 150 Fourth
Elforrl Richard, carpenter. 924'i Folsom, r. 310 Fell
Elford Rose, widow, r. 3 Boston PI
Elfstroiu Martin S., tailor, r. 11 Harlan PI
EVERY I>ESf RIPTIOX OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
9IARKET ST., COR. TIIIRn.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers ot Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Market St.
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
I WASHINGTON ST
IProDrietprsflftliR Orleans Vineyard
ELG
441
ELL
Eltjer Alfred, asRistaut dynamo room Cal. Klectric
]A'Aii Co., r. 2:11 .Jessie
Eli.;iu House, Peter Noble proptr, 614 K- aruy
Elfjin William G., tiuner Anderson & Tallon, r. Oak-
laud
Elliis Aneell, r. 403 Leavenworth
Elias Isaac, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 729
Union
Eliiis James, chiropodist, 010 Market, r. 111)4 Minna
EliiiK Manus, bookkeeper Edward Cohn & Co., r. 2 iO
Kearny
Ellas Morris, furnishing goods. 422 Third
Elias S., coalpasser stmr Sun Juan
Eliiiser Abraham, r. 91.5 H McAllister
Eliaser Isaac, r. 915H McAllister
EliasoD A., machinist Piic. Rolling Mill
EHhbod Adolph, r. 21 V4 Chesley
Eliaeon .Martin, cabinetmaker John Hoey, r. Oakland
Eliason Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eliot Joseph B. , business manager Chronicle, r.
1.5 Eleventh
l»- Eliot. See Elliot and Elliott
lEIison Sophie, r. 121 Turk
Elite Hotel, Cyme Ayer proptr, 122 Taylor
Elite Pliotojrrnpliic Studio, Joues & Lotz pro-
prietors, 838 Market
Elite Saloon, William Schrelber proprietor, 21
Rearny
Elite Tlie, A. Mautz & Co. proprietors, dry goods
and gents' furnishing goods, 2.520-2522 Mission
Elite TIh ater. NW cor Grant Av and Geary
Elk River Lumber Co., J. C. Hawley agent,
Pier 4 steuart
Elkas Adolph, laborer German Hospital
Elkeles .\aion E. carpetlayer P. Merrill, r. 144
Twelfth
Elken Albert, porter Cerf. Schloss & Co., r. 3 Elliot
Park
Elklus A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 9.54 Bush
Elkinuton Charles E., clerk, r 1011 Harrison
ElUington James E., shipping clerk Indianapolis
Furniture Co., r. 20 Albion Av
Elkington John, engineer, r. 1011 Harrison
Elko Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co. Nev.) John
W. Pew secretary. 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Ellard Herbert W., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. Oakland
ElLird Thou>a8, packer, r. 14 Boardman PI
EUeau Henry, mnfg jeweler, lapidary and diamond
setter, 208 Sutter r. Alame.la
EUenberger Caspar, woodcarver, r. 28?^ Morris Av
Ell.rbe S. W., clerk William H. McAlister, r. 208 Mc
Allister
Ellerbrock William, clerk, r. Ill Geary
Ellergard Christ P., porter Davis & Cowell, r. 117
Gilbert
Ellerhorgt Henry D., produce commission, 117
Drumm. r. 1931 Pine
Ellenwood William, janitor Cal. State Mining Bu-
reau, r. 275 Jessie
Ellert 1.. R., druggist. SW cor California and
Kearny, r. 814 California
Ellery Douglass, master mariner, r. 2001 Powell
Ellery George W., salesman, r. 1203 Golden Gate Av
Ellickson Rachael Miss, furnished room, 1021 M Mar-
ket
Elling William V., clerk Fabian Bros., r. 1701 Stock-
ton
Elllnger Charles, driver Omnibus RR., r. 123G York
EUinghouHe Alfred, manager, r. 715)^ Mission
Ellin>!honse Bertha Mrs., r. 915;< Missioii
EllinghouB'' Edward C, compositor, r. 915M Mission
ElliiiL'sen Louis, seaman, r. f'i6 Oregon
EUiiigsworth James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Kactory
Ellin gsworth Robert, agent, r. 1038 Folsom
Ellliigsworth William, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
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M.\r)E TO oudkii i-on
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 6<3. C45 srirt 647 MARKET STRE'T.
Ellingwood Isaac H., freight clerk Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., r. 1113 Shotwel!
Ellin woocK'tiarles X., physician and surgeon,
ottice 715 Clay, r. 1713 Pine
Elliot Albert, steward, r. 3ti5 Clementina
Elliot Augustus G., salesman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. Alameda
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley W.
W., r. fiU Sutter
Elliot Charles A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 110
Lily Av
Elliot Citarles E., mining secretary, 79 Nevada
Block, r. Alameda
Elliot C. J. Mrs. (Runge & Elliot) r. 417 Kearny
Elliot Emma F. Miss, teacher .Mission Primary
School, r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Frederick N., teamster, 1 Howard, r. San Rafael
ELLIOT MAETHA A. MRS.
pioneer foundry fi(eiii<;8 and eliarcoal
preparations, 41 Fremont, nr Mission,
r. Alameda
Elliot Mary Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 110 Lily Av
Elliot Richard, stock clerk M. Levy & Co., r. 110 Lijy
Av
Elliot Robert, r. 754 Mission
Elliot Samuel F , carpenter, r. 1126Shotwell
Elliot Susan Mrs., r. lio Lily Av
Elli.it The, Mrs. J. C. Jones proptr, 110 Eddy
Elliot Washington, office 79 Nevada Block, r. Alame-
da
Elliot William, clerk, r. 4.54 Bryant
Elliot William H., carpenter, r. Servla nr St. John
Elliot William W., carpenter, r. Lundy Lane nr Es-
meralda B. H.
Elliott Alfred T., hop merchant, r. 708 Pine
Elliott Andrew, driver George W. Smart, r. Old San
Jose Road nr Imlustrial School
Elliott Charles, decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. 531
Elli.s
Elliott Charles, clay tobacco pipe' maker, 149 Dore,
rear
Elliott Charles M., clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. 219
Turk
Elliott Charles W., salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r.
219 Turk
Elliott Edward, carpenter, 659 Folsom, r. 49 Rltch
Elliott Edward, machinist, r. 229 Perry
Elliott Edward, porter J. B. Wooster .^ Co.,r. 16 Perry
Elliott Frederick K., bartender William Sears, r. 765
Market
Elliott George, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W 8
Kentui ky bet Sierra and Nevada
Elliott George B., clerk, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott George H., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
417 Larkin
Elliott G. W., niuKician, r. 431 Geary
Elliott Henry, carpenter, 1051 Chestnut
Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams fc Elliott) r. Portland, Or.
Elliott James, laborer, r. .566 Bryant
Elliott James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 727 Minna,
rear
Elliott Janiea. workman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1070 Howard
Elliott Jennie Miss, shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 315 AuKtin
Elliott John, r. 314 Lily Av
Elliott .lohn, laborer, r. Creeoent Av nr Gates, Holly
Park
Elliott John L. (Charles Montgomery & Co.) r. 702
Sutter
Elliott John P., machine hand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. cor Crescent Av and Gates
Elliott Julius, boxmaker. r. 115 Fifth
Elliott Kate, teacher Oirln' High School, r. 711 Jones
Elliott Mirv. widow, r. 315 Austin
Elliott Mary, widow, r. 1723 Market
\UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REl 40540? Sansoiiie St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
I ELL 442
ELL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes anil Niiiiilx rs.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
ELM
CO
I Elliott :iIcPonal(l, fruit packer, r. 806 Leavenworth
I Elliott M. H. Mrs., r. 82H PowoU
' Elliott Nathan, moldcr, r. 17 South Park
Elliott Richard, broker, 44 Merchants' Exchange, r
I 7i:i Sbotwell
Elliott Rohert, porter J. B. •V\'ooBter& Co., r. 338 Te-,
bama
Elliott Robert W., fruit packer, r. 80C Leavenworth
Elliott Stephen, clerk Harris & Meyer, r. 1303 Broad-
way
Elliott Thomas, r. 663 Howard
Elliott Thomas E., teamster Henry Button Jr., r.
2704 Polk
Elliott Walter, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 1507 Lar-
kln
Elliott Washxngpton Li. Gen., vice-president
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., SE cor
Montgomery and California, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott William, laborer, r. 102 Gilbert
Elliott William H., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 12 Ron-
dell PI
Elliott William S.. patternmaker W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 967 Mission
Elliott William W., r. 828 Powell
t^ Elliott. See Eliot and Elliot
Ellis A. C, attorney at law, 414 California, r. 2524
Washington
Ellis Albert D., with William J. Davis, r. 22 Haw-
thorne
Ellis Alfred T. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 2201 Scott
Ellis Annie Mrs., r. 174 Jpssie
Ellis Arthur J., cashier Horn k Chapman, r. Rues
j House
! B:ili8 Asa, collector TJ. S. Internal Revenue, office
] U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor r. 1114 Octavla
Ellis A. T., physician, 1104 Market
Ellis Belle A. Miss, teacher Commercial School, r.
! 1913 Baker
Ellis Bennett, merchant, r. 305 Golden Gate Av
I Ellis Charles, bakery and restaurant, 972 i^ Folsom
Ellis Charles, carpenter, r. South Broderick nr Four-
I t'^enth
Ellis Charles T., ca«hier local freight office S. P. Co.,
I r. 2123 California
Ellis Chnrlps L., nightwatchman Laumeister Mills,
I r. 712 Clementina
, Ellis Daniel, machine hand, r. 31 Welsh
! Ellis David O., driver City RR., r. 1755 Mission
: Ellis Edward, r. .515 Sixth
I Ellis Edward V., clerk Z. W Moore, r. 515 Sixth
Ellis Edwin J., with William J. Davis, r. 22 Haw-
thorne
Ellis Kli. clevk r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Ellis Felix H.. clerk insurance dept. Balfour. Guthrie
& Co.. r. Oakland
Ellis Franklin, meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1022
Twentieth
Ellis Frank M. C flour merchant, r. 2303M Bush
Ellis George (McK^e & ElUs) r. 116 Grant Av
Ellis George, cigarmaker. r. 919 M Sacramento, rear
Ellis George, with Michael Clark, r. 162 West Mis-
sion
Ellis George J., clerk Z. W. Moore, r. 515 Sixth
Ellis George W., master mariner r. 4 Vallejo PI
BUis Georgre W., president MacCabe Lithograph
and Engraving Co., 410 .Mission, r. 558 Willow Av
Ellis Griffith, assistant engine r stmr Piedmont, r.
941 Pine
EUia Henry, driver Edward M. Gallagher, r. Twen-
tieth Av and Point Lobos Road
Ellis Henry, miner, r. 1029 Mission
Ellis Henrv P. (Ellis & Miller) r. Oakland
Ellis Henry H. (Ellis & Miller) r. 306 Lombard
Ellis Henry S., bookkeeper, r. 1620 Geary
Ellis Hvman. merchant, r. 1610 Scott
Ellis J., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Ellis J., manager Jay & Co.. 18.39 Mission
Ellis Jacob, general business agent. 603 Washington
Ellis James J., machinist, r. 1106 Twenty-first
Ellis J. M., merchant, r. 925 Geary
Ellis John. livery stable, 1219 Pierce, r. 1221 Pierce
Ellis .loseph v., clerk, r. 1913 Baker i
KIlis T,i ila Mrs., teacher elocution, 41 Phelan Bldg
Ellis Louis, wiitchuian Liiumeister Mills
Ellis Maggie M., widow, r. 1010}^ J.omb.nrd
Ellis Marco M., teacher Garfield Primary School, r.
19i:i Baker
ElHs Mary, widow, r. 405 Taylor
Ellis Mary A., medium, r. 8.50 Folsom
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., varieties and bakery, 2011 Mission
Ellis Mattie Miss, clerk, r. 1319 Sansome
Ellis M. C. & Son (Moses C. and Alfred T. Ellis)
flour dealers. 29 Merchants' Exchange
Ellis Michael, laborer, r. 6% Golden Gate Av
Ellis Minora S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Primary
School, r. SE cor Chestnut and Larkin
Ellis Moses C. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 1801 Pierce
Ellis Nathan R., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 35 Hawthorne
Ellis Peter, shoemaker, 938 Folsom
Ellis Raphael, r, 305 Golden Gate Av
Ellis Robert, r. 265 Clara
Ellis Robert, ship carpenter, r. 610 Sixth
Ellis Roland, clerk Pac. Gas Improvement Co., -
Berkeley
Ellis Sarah, widow, r. 43 Caroline
Ellis Stephen, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 43
Minna
Ellis Seely E. Mrs. r. 337 Jessie
Ellis Thomas P., policeman, r. 742 Howard
Ellis Vic, cashier U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1114 Oc-
tavia
Ellis Volney E., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1624 Devisa-
dero
Ellis Walter, seaman, r. 266 Braunan
Ellis William, bellboy New Hammam, r. 33 Russ
Ellis William, clerk A. Paladini, r. 614% Natoma
Ellis William, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 9''
Second ,<
Ellis William, proptr Crystal Hotel, NE cor Four'
and Berry
Ellis William, sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 261 Clar.-
Ellis William C, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 415 Fran-
cisco
Ellis William H., bookkeeper, r. 129 Nineteenth
Ellis William P., engineer, r. Lahaina nr Osage
Ellis «Sj Miller (Henry H. Ellis, John W. Miller and
Henry E. Ellis) hay, grain and feed, 25-27 Spear
Ellison Frank, jeweler Louis Braverman & Co., r
601 Stockton
Ellison James, laborer, r. 478 Tehama
Ellison James, machine hand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 7 Yerba Buena
Ellison John, teamster, r. 800 Fourth
Ellison William, boatman, r. 126 Francisco
Ellon Robert, mining, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 1511 Web
ster
Elliston Samuel, teamster, NE cor Third and Town
send
Ellsworth Charles, salesman C. B. Perkins, r. If
Franklin
Ellsworth Charles E., r. 1240 Mission
Ellsworth Elmer, student, r. 1119 Jones
Ellsworth F. A. Mrs., stenographer Dakin & Hawes
r. 438 Geary
Ellsworth Frank, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 40;
O'Farrell
Ellsworth J. E. Miss, r. 1104 Market
Ellsworth John C, engineer, r. 409 Tenth
Ellsworth Timothy, manager land dept
Eldridge .fc Co. and general agent Hartford Lifi
and Annuity Ins. Co., 618 Market, r. 411 Brodericl
Ellsworth William H.. brassmolder ffhyte & D^
Rome, r. 30 J^ Harriet
Ellwood Joseph, book agent, r. 222}^ Fourth
Elmer Harrison, clerk, r. 26 Haight
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For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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HE BANCROFT COMPANY Ima7k?Js^
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Elmer House, 314 Bush
Elriitr Mary E. Mrs., r. 26 Haight
Eliuers Hiiiry J., barteniler E. R. Knippenberg, r. SE
cciT Howard and t^teuart
Elmers John, clerk John Pucfchaber, r. SW cor Ten-
eriffe and Tombigbee
Elmore J. M., attorney at law and librarian S. F. Bar
As.-ii., r. 121 PoKt
Elmquest A., hostler, r. 24.3 Tehama
Elrnqoe^t Eiiiile H., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
243 Tehama
Elraquest John SI., machii.lst, r. 243 Tehama
Eloesser Arthur (Heynemann & Co.) r. 1711 Stockton
Eloesser Hugo (William Uhlmann & Co.) r. 2206
Joies
Eloesser Leo, secretary Eureka Benevolent Soc, Pac.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Soc, 414 Clay,
r. 2206 Jones
Elsasser Alexander, traveling salesman H.Levi & Co.,
r. 814 Ellis
Elsasser Charles, oiler stmr City of New York
Elsasser Charles, watchman, r. 1407 Steiner
Jlsasser Jacob, teamster Milwaukee Brewery, r. 432
Tenth
isasser Jonas, cashier and bookkeeper Wangenheim,
Sternheim & Co., r. 814 Ellis
Elsbach Albert, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
116 Jones
Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 116
Jones
Eisner Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Elson Jacob, laborer, r. Five-Mile House
Elsttr E., driver Sutter St. BR.
Elster William (ABmann& Elster) r. 205^ Gough
Elston George, r. 35 Moss
Elsns Christopher, driver Central RR., r. 120.5 Steiner
Eltzer August, liquor saloon and lodgings, 318 Pacific
Eluro Antonio, cellarman Elsen Vineyard Co., r. 718
Greenwich
^Elvers Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 901 Bush
^Iverson Frederick, liquor saloon, N s Point Lobos
Av bet First and Second Avs
ilvidge C, draftsman Stearns Mnfg. Co., r, Oakland
'Elvldge Frederick, machinist Empire Foundry, r.
Oakland
Elvin Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant
Elvin William B., waiter Swain Bros., r. 4G0 Jessie
Elwell Frank, mf-rchant tailor, 827 Sutter
Elwert B. Mrs., r. 1400 Post
Elwert Charles P., druggist, r. 1400 Post
Elwert Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 912
Franeisco
Elwert Henry A., pipefitter Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 912
Francisco
Elwert Louis, painter, r. 912 Francisco
El worthy Frederick B., teas, spices, etc., 133 Taylor
Ely E. G., compositor, r. 609 Pine
Ely Henry H., civil engineer, r. 1205 Polk
Ely M. L. Mrs., dresnmaking, 1205 Polk
Ely Nicholas, carriage painter, r. 32 Clementina
Ely R. B.. r. 107 Turk
Enjanuel Abraham commercial traveler, r. 226 Fulton
Emanuel Cliurch of ttif Evangelical Asso-
ciation, Rev. Herman Brauer pastor, W s Pot-
ter bet Market and Mission
Emanuel Edith, widow, r. 226 Fulton
Emanuel Emanuel (L. k E. Emanuel) r. 1004 Van
Ness Av !§*_.
EMANUEL L. & E.
Emanuel) manufacturers, dealers and
importers furniture, bedding and up-
holstery, 43^-434 Fourth
Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 1916 Pacific Av
Emanuel Mission Sunday School. 928 Harrison
Emerald Oscar, barber, 226 First, r. 307 Fourth
Emeric H. T., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &[Co.,
r. 306 Stockton
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Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Emeric Joseph, real estat", 621 Sansome, room 1, r.
Iil5 Geary
Emeric Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 501 Poet
Emerick John, carpenter, r. 524 Stevenson, rear
Emerson Albert B., salesman Crawford & Co., r. 105
Oak
Emerson, Butler .fc Co. (John A. Emerson. Fred W.
Butler and Thomas Lake) commission merchants,
521 -523 Sansome
Emerson Edward W., dentist, 18 Turk
Emerson Esther, widow, r. 830 Treat Av
Emerson George, seaman, r. 263 East
Emerson George T., r. 1302 California
Emerson George W., clerk A. B. Forbes
Emerson George W., stovemounler W. W. Montagne
& Co., r. 317 Sutter
Emerson Harry, laborer, r. 607 Third
Emerson Horatio B., druggist John Calvert, r. 182
Perry
Emerson James, carpenter, r. 1066 Howard
Emerson John A. (Emerson Butler & Co.) r. 2415
California
Emerson L. D. Mrs., widow, r. 226 Taylor
Emerson L. T>. Mrs., r. 1030 Twenty-fourth
Emerson Lewis M., plumber, r. f07 Third
Emerson L. G., carpenter, r. 607 Third
Emerson Loiiis H. , clerk, r. 2415 California
Emerson Nellie Miss (Misses Emerson & Bacon) 331
Montgomery, rooms 40-41
Emerson Primary School. Miss S. A. Rightmire prin-
cipal, N s Pine bet Scott and Devlsadero
Emerson Richard, musician, r. 1436 Pine
Emerson William, theatrical manager, r. 1014 Sutter
Emerson Zelenda D. Mrs., r. 523 Jessie
Emerson <!te Bacon Misses (Miss Nellie Emerson
and Mae Helene Bacon) copyists and transcribers,
331 Montgomery, rooms 40-41
Emery A. H., manager Pac. Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co., r. The Oriel
Emery Augustus, r. 1614 Pacific Av
Emery Edward, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Post
Emery Frank, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Post
Emery Frank, painter, r. 1811 Stevenson
Emery Frederick, waiter, r. 2<'5!^ Tehama
Emery George, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Emery George F., traveling salesman Siegfried &
Brandensteiu, r. Oakland
Emery George T., general manager Cal. Rock Drill
Co., 30-32 First, r. 1513 Baker
Emery Henry T., assistant secretary Merchants Ex-
change Assn. r. 530 Harrison
Emery J. S., vice-president Chicago Packing and
Provision Co., ofiice 220 California, room 11, r.
Emery Station
Emery O. C. Mrs., widow, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Emery Thatcher G., r. 709 Van Ness Av
Emery Thomas Mrs. widow, r. 1 Central PI
Emery W. H., superintendent Geary St., Park and
Ocean RR., r. 1625 Post
Emerv William E., salesman Truman, Hooker & Co.,
r. 121 Ridley
Emhoff Frank, dairy, cor Devisadero and Chestnut
Emil Charles, barber, r. 510 Jones
Emma Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) F. E
Dletz secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Emmal Joseph B., real estnte, r. 612 Jones
Emmiil Joseph B. Jr., real estate, r. 612 Jones
Emmalt John S., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Emmel Konrad, teamster r. 2.36 Clara
Einniericli Balthasar, barber, r. 140 Eleventh
Emmerich Krnst, teacher penmanship and drawing,
r. 14'.'3 Steiner
Emmerich Louisa Mrs., midwife, r. 140 Eleventh
KF" Emmerich. See Emrick
Emmes George W. Mrs., widow, r. 340 Oak
Emnus Sarah Mrs., r. 340 Oak
Emmett George, mining, r. 2405 Mission
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809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Eitiiiictt Jereiuitfli, palntor, r. 414 Jcnes
I EiuinoiiR Klniir S., bookkeeper Spriug Valley W.W.,
r. 1023 Valeucia
Emuious George W., pnreliRBinR agent and general
I drayman, 121 California, r. (!15 Oetavia
I Emmons Harold, attorney at law, 235 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Emmons Idella C. Miss, teacher Columbia School, r.
1023 Valencia
Emmons John St., steward, r. 417 Main
Emmons Mabel Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 1023 Valencia
Emmons Thomas F., oiler, r. 1401 Kearny
Emonil Come, delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
427 Tehama
B^ Emory. See Emery
Empey Charles, conductor Market St. RR., r. Park
Hill oflf Haight
Empey Charles Mrs., widow, r. 15 Rincoln PI
Empey William F., president Guide Publishing Co.,
521 Clay, r. 22121^ Fillmore
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad {Mt. Diablo)
Mortimer W. Belshaw manager, office 402 Front
Empii-e Foundry and Macliine t^'orlss, Sav-
age, Son & Co. pr<ipri'etors, 135—143 Fremont
Empire Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) A. Judson
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 52
EMPIRE HOUSE Benjamin B.
Sniitli proprietor. G36 Commercial
Empire Malt House, S'liweitzer & Bauer proptrs,
418-424 Chestnut, office 632 Sacramento
Empire Matcli Factory, Leege & Mills agents,
411)— 412 Clay
Empire Rubber Shoe Co. (Bristol, R. I.) Good-
year Riibber Co. agents. 577-579 Market
Empii-e State House, Frank N. Nicolayson pro-
prietor, 249 Steuart
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,
Leege & Jlills proprietors, 410—412 Clay
Employers' Liability Assurance Corpora-
tion (limited) of London, Okell & WooUey gen-
oral agents, 411 California
Emptage .John F., janitor Red Men's Bldg, r. 327
Clementina
PJmrick May Miss, milliner, 1208 Market, r. 26 Grove
Emsick Johanna, r. 1807 Jones
Emslie Charle.s, Inspector Custom House, r. Berkeley
Enbom Charles A., clerk forwarding department
Wells Fargo c^ Co, r. 104 Turk
Encisco Pedro, butcher, r. 1028 Market
Encoyand Zepherin, lauudryman, r. 1052 Howard
End George, carpenter, r. 317 Third
End George, laborer, r. 224 Fourth
Endemau William, cook Schuemann & Vogel, r. 29
Everett
Enderle Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1254 Mission
Euderlein Robert, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Enderli Frank (Enderli and RegU) r. E s Missouri
bet Sierra and Napa
Enderli Joseph, milker Wm. Hall, r. Ocean House
Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Enderli & Regli (Frank Enderli and John Regli) pro-
prietors Green Mountain Dairy, E s Missouri bet
Sierra and Napa
Enderline William, laborer, r. 12 Clinton
Enders George, tailor, r. 620 Washington
Enders Julius, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 781
Mission
Enderson James, expressman, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 1411 California
Endlich FrauK, cellarman, r. 837 Vallejo
Endorf Frederick, teamstt-r C. B. Rode & Co.
Endres Jacob, iiresident Boca Brewing Co., Sb
Berry nr Fifth, r. 211 !4 Valencia
Enell Lucy^Mrs., r. 425 Geary
Euelund Antone, foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 235
Eighth
Encraark A., cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
7211 H Folsom
Enestrom Peter, lauudryman Central Laundry, r. 210
Ridley
Eiifcit Mary, domestic 1013 Polk
Enfield Henry L., blacksmith C. Ross, r. 510 Mission
Kngaard (Jhris, seaman, r. (16 Oregon
Kngdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1020 Treat Av
Enge Hermann, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell. r. 427
Greenwich
Engebretsen Albert, cooper J. H. Holden, r. 6 Em-
met PI
Engebretsen Christian, cooper Ole Madson, r. West
Berkeley
Engebri'tsen G., r. Old People's Home
Engel Benjamin, tailor, 614 Merchant
Engel Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 217 Oak
Engel Casper, laborer Fischbeck & Glootz, r. Utah bet
Center and Santa Clara
Engel Charles, stoves, 1117 Folsom, r. 108 Eleventh
Engel Charles F., clerk Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 421 }<5
Filbert
Engel Charles W., locksmith, r. 108 Eleventh
Engel Frederick, butcher, 2850 Mission
Engel George N. (Henry Engel & Son) r. 1128 Union
Engel Henry & Son (Henry G, T. and George N.)boat.
men, Clay St. Wharf
Engel Henry C, bartender Thomas H. Howe, r. 14
Mason
Engel Henry G. T. (Henry Engel & Son)r. 1128 Union
Engel H. M. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Engel James, saloonkeeper, r. 1128 Union
Engel John, cabinetmaker, r. W s Utah bet Center
and Santa Clara
Engel John B., boatman, r. 1208J^ Union
Engel John G., bartender Ernest Jacquot, r. 7M Alice
i^~ Engel. See Engle
Engelage Frederick, cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 959 Bryant
Engelberg Emil A., r. 418 Kearny
Eugelberg Emil A. Jr., salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 418 Kearny
Engfelberg:'s BaUery, Franz Siebrecht proprie-
tor, 416 Kearny
Engelbert Peter H., cigar mnfr, 2500 Mission
Engelbrecht Edmund W., painter, r. 834 Turk
Engelbrecht Herman (Engelbrecht Son & Co.) r. 834
Turk
Engelbrecht Herman A. (Engelbrecht, Son & Co.) r.
106 Webster
Engelbrecht Robert T., boat builder, r. 834 Turk
Engelbrecht Samuel, liquor saloon, 113 Sixth, r. 520
Ninth
Engelbreclit, Son & Co. (Herman and Herman
A. Engelbrecht) importers and manufacturers
cigars, importers teas, and manufacturers Vienna
Coffee Flavor, 21 First
Engelbrecht Walter, r. 834 Turk
Engelfried John, clerk Fisher Packing Co.. r. 1916
Howard
Engelhardt Bernhard, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2015 Folsom
Engelhardt Charles, coffee saloon, 306 Grant Av, r.
2 Chatham PI
Engelhardt George, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 3
Sberidan
Engelhardt H., r. 638 Commercial
Engelhardt John, baker, r. 10 Garden
Engelhardt John, cook Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
Engelhardt John B., weaver Louis Fromm, r. 13 First
Av
Engelhardt William, liquor saloon, 419 Montgomery
Av, r. 309 Green
a^" Engelhardt. See Englehardt
Engelke August, stevedore, r. 1217 Kearny
Eugelke Christian H., journalist, r. 1409 Church
Eugelman Harris, laborer, r. 419 Clementina .
Engelman Maximilian, cigarmaker, r. 8 Valley
LOWEST PEIOES.
riNE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
ani Store Fixtures.
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Engelman M. P., cigariuaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co. , r. 8
Valley
EcKelniau William, paiuter, r. W s Church nr Twen-
ty fourth
Ent;el»iljniidt Frederick, painter, r. 1707 Stevenson
Eujji maun Herman, cigar mufr, 208 Fourth
Eu^'er C. Mrs., r. 130 Ninth
Enni r William .\. (.\Ua Soap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Entjerman Adolph T., ganieuer, r. 1710 Washingtonn
Eufjh Ji.hn, tailor, r. 17 Rincon PI
Eiisiholm John P., cabiiiet'i aker Fink & Schindler
Kn$fiiie Co. Xo. 1, S. F. Fire Dept, 419 Pacific
Kii|L;ine Co. No. 3, S. F. Kire Dept, 412 Hush
Engine Co. Xo. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, S s Califor-
nia bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Enjfine Co. No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept, 144 Second
Engine Co. No. 5, S. y. Fire Dept, 1219 Stockton
Engine Co. No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept, 311 Sixth
Engine Co. No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept, NW cor Six-
teenth !ind Albion Av
Engine Co. No. 8, S. F. Fire Dept, 161G Pacific Av
Engine Co. No. 9, S. F. Fire Dept, 320 iMain
Engine Co. No. 10, S. F. Fire Dept, 51(> Bryant
Engine Co. No. 11, S. F. Fire Dept, Teneriffe nr
Kailioad Av
Engine Co. No. 13, S. F. Fire Dept, 101 Com-
uieicjal
Engine Co. No. 13, S. F. Fire Dept. W s Valen-
cia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Engine Co. No. 14, S. F. Fire Dept, Ss McAl-
iis'er bet Buchanan and Webster
Engine Co. No. 15, S. F. Fire Dept, 2114 Cali-
fornin
ENGINGER VICTOR pvopHeto,
Golden Gate Wire Clotli Mannfactory
and >viie works, 108 Main, r. 1016
Market
England George, roofer r. 129 Third
Eufilaiid John, roofer, r. 129 Third
England William A., porter Eveleth & Nash, r. 932
Howard
Englander Aaron (M. Englander & Son) r. 807 Franklin
En^ilander Frank E., teacher mnsic, r. 426 Grove
Euglauiier Henry, bookkeeper M. Englander & Son,
r. 807 Franklin
Englander Leopold, attorney at law, 647 Merchant, r.
726 Golden Gate Av
Engbiiider M. & Son (Max and Aaron) draymen, 102
Battery
Englander Max (M. Englander & Son) r. 807 Franklin
Eiigle Charles, locksmith and stove repairer, Folsom
nr Ninth, r. 108 Eleventh
Engle Frederick, mattrespmaker, r. 1053 Howard
Eugle .Jacob P. (Engle & Son) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engle Lulu, domestic Occidental Hotel
Eiigh- N. Ison B. carriagemaker, Ocean View
Enyle R Mrs., r. 104 Grove
Eugle Yi.lney, driver City RR., r. 11 Capp
Engle Walter J. (Engle & Son) r. b;i04 Fillmore
Ensile William H., bookkeeper Eugle & Son, r. NE
c(>r Fillmore and Lombard
Engle tSc Son (Jacob P. and Walter J.) wood and
lumber, SE cor Fillmore and Francisco
tS" Engle. See Engel and Enkle
Etigb hardt A. J., with David Ravekes
t^ Englehardt. See Engelhanlt
Engler benedii t, sausage fact Ty. 227 Fourth
Eiigler George, roofer, r. 129 Third
Engler John, roofer, r. 129 Third
Engler Benjamin, liquor dealer, r. 229 Oak
Ent;)es jHmes, bartender Albert White, r. 411 East
Engles N' Hie E., widow, r. .'ib? Mintiion
English Ada MisB. r. 1505 J« Franklin
English Alice, widow, r. 18 Fern Av
English Benjamin F., saleHnian John F. English, r.
cor Twenty-fifth and Harrison
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
English Charles, baker, r. 115 Oak
English Charles, buyer D. Roberts
English Daniel, shoemaker, r. 19 Harriet
English E. <;. A. Mrs., widow, r. \Wl(, {■olifornla
English F. M., musician. r.202 Stockton
English Frank, r. 529 Sacramento
English George, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 5 Wash-
ington
English Gordon C, r. 759)4 Howard
English Harriet, widow, r 1505 ><} Franklin
English Hairy, waiter stnir Mariposa
English Henry, molder Pac. Iron Works
English Isaiah, waiter, r. 542 Howard
English Janiea, president California Spring Man-
ufacturing Co., 147-149 New Montgomery, r. 073
Harri.son
English James, salesman, r. 18 Fern Av
English Jerome, r. 1220 Ellis
English J. G., r. Palace Hotel
English J. M., r. Palace Hotel
English John, seaman, r. 34 Madison Av
ENGLISH JOHN F. proan.e
coininis.sion niercliant, 3t3-01.) Davia,
r. 2417 Howard
English Lelaud G., hardware, 109 California, r. 1526
California
English Matthew C, harnessmaker, r. 202 Sixth
English Melzar F., clerk John F. English, r. 810
Powell
English Nathaniel F., r. 727 Shotwell
English Nellie Miss, operator, r. 18 Fern Av
English Rebecca F., principal Bartlett Primary
School, r. 727 Shotwell
English Richard, laborer, r.NE cor Fulton and Brod-
erick
English Robert, laborer, r. 19 Valencia, rear
English Robert, painter, r. 27 Valencia
English Samuel B.. deputy Tax Collector, r. 13U Van
Ness Av
English T., waiter Palace Hotel
Engli.-h Wnrreu B., superintendent Warehouses Cus-
tom House (and C. H. Maddox & Co.) r. Oakland
English Wil iam, r. 18 Fern Av
English Willi-m, laborer, r. Algeria nr Platte
Englit.Ii William D.,. president Board of State
Harb( r Commissioners. 10 California
English William K., stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r.
486 Mission
English William P., carpet layer, r. 709 Polk
(0- English. See Ingles
Eiigs John S.. salesman Parke fc Lacy. r. Oakland
Engstrom Charles, seaman, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Engwer C. F., scenic artist, r. 820 Lombard
Euywer Edwanl A., salesman A. Crawford & Co., r.
8-0 Lombard
Engwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Engwer William A. Jr., cigars and tobacco, 26 Eddy,
r. 8-'0 Lombard
Engwicht Emanuel, r. 2703 Harrison
Engwicht Henry E., brakemun S. P. Co., r. 1034 Fol-
Enwicht John, machinist Palmer & Bey, r. 2703 Har-
rison „ ,
Enkle Abraham, barber, 140S Polk, r. lUOX Hyde
Enkle Bernard, r. 546 V/ Nat' ma
Enkle Charles C. manager Davis Bros., r. 411 X Turk
Enkle H. rman, deputy Assessor, r. 411 H Turk
Enkle Jacob M. (Morris k Enkle) r. 825 Eddy
Enkle Morris, horse dealer, r. 411X Turk
Eiilile Samuel, clerk, r. 546)4 Natoma
tO" Enkle. See Engle and Kngel
Ennls Annie Mrs., r. 1412 Lyon
Ennis Catharine, stationery. 1905 Geary
Ennis Frank, longshoreman, r. It Moulton PI
Eunis F|;ank. machinist, r. 120)4 Turk
Ennis George W., laborer, r. 640 Howard
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iped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Euuis Jnuies J, tulc bottle cover maker B. F. Gil-
man, r. 114-4 Folsom
Eniiis John D., r. 11 Selina PI
EuniB Liiwreiice, cutter, r. 2r)() Stevenson
Enuis Nicholas N., hackman, r. 171G Ellis
Eunis Peter, clerk, r. 1716 Ellis
Eniiis Richard, policeman, r. 337 Fourth
Eunor Philip L., machinist Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 5:!(i Montgomery Av
Enuor Thomas, liquor saloon, 210Steuart,r. 1229 Lom-
bard
Enos Abraham T.. r. 2725 Howard
Enos Frank, liquor saloon, 417}^ Davis, r. 118 Drumm
Enos George, fireman Pioneer White Lead and Color
Works, r. 511 Folsom
EnoB J. H., captain tugboat J. H. Redmond, r. Oakland
Enos Joseph, finisher F. S. Chadbourno & Co., r.
Oakland
Enos Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Enos Joseph R., driver, r. 1(>14 Powell
Enquist A., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Enquist Alfred, laborer, r. 749 Brannan
Enquist Alfred, with Dempster Bros., r. 22 Bond
Euquint Alfred A., notary public, 436 Montgomery, r.
439 Third
Enrigbt Antiie Miss, shoefitter, r. 129 Langton
Enright Bartliolomew, salesman Hecht & Morgen-
stern, r. 258 Clara
Enright Catherine, domestic 1728 Golden Gate Av
Enright Charles M., physician and surgeon, 6.59 Clay
Enright Cornelius, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. Oakland
Enright Cornelius, liquor saloon, 411 Pine, r. 630 Sut-
ter
Enright Cornelius, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 19
Georgia
EnrigUt Kdward, r. 314 Bush
Enright Edward P., groceries, 1131 Howard
Enright James, seaman, r. 263 East
Enright John, calker, r. 1206 Union
Enright John, carriage maker Michael KitzmuUer, r.
St. Rose's Av bet Blake and Collins
Enright John, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
Enright John, trackmim Geary St. RR., r. St. Rose's
Av bet Blake and Collins
Enright John E,, stableman, r. 6 Ewer PI
Enright Joseph, policeman, r. 323!^ Minna
Enriglit Jo-eph P., clerk, r. 1131 Howard
Enright Maggie Mrs., groceries, 317 Polk
EiirijfUt Patrick, groceries \nd liquors, SW cor
Folsom and Beale
Enright Peter, laborer, r. 180 Clara
Enright Thomas, laborer, r. 258 Clara
Enright Thomas, liquor saloon, 200 Seventh, r. 1922
Eddv
Enright Walter J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1422
Hyde
Enright William, plumber and gasfitter. 39 Sutter, r.
1115 Devisadero
Enright William F., seaman, r. 249 Steuart
fi^" Enright. See Enwright
Ensbury William, bartender Adam k Kibbe, r. 654
Natoma
Elnsign, Bickford&Co. (successors to Toy, Bick-
ford k Co.) safety tuse manufacturers, James B.
Merritt agent, 35 Market
Bnsi^ii Saloon, Schwartz, Busing & Meyer pro-
prietors. SW Cor Market and E ist
Ensign William F., safe and lock expert, r. 615 Bush
Ensiuger Charles H., piano nmfr, 20 Page
Eutenman George, baker, r. 1049 Howard
Entenman Karl, baker, r. 763 Howard
Enterprise Bre>very and Malt House, F.
Hi I lebrandt .t Co. proprietors, 2015-21)23 Folsom
ENTERPRISE FOUNDRY
H. Sclirader 6i Co. proprietors, nianu-
facturers of castings etc., 140-1 IS
ENTERPRISE MILL AND
IJUlbOlNG CO., 1>. A. AlacdonaUd prvsi-
ileiit, K. S. Falconer secretary, sawing;,
planiiiif, inolrtin/^s and House finish-
ing,-417-2^5 Spear and »18 -^^6 Steuart
Enterprise Restaurant, Lang >\i Froboese pro-
X)rietor8, 218-220 Sansome
Enterprise Straw Works, W. Haker & Hlnz
proprietors, 545 Market
Entwissle Edward, r. 916 Howard
Eutz Ferdinand, watchmaker, r. 550 Mission
Eutzmann Arnold, draftsman Dakin Publishing Co.,
r. Oakland
Eutzmau Julia, nurse City and County Hospital
Entzminger Michael, tanner Reilly & Louis, r. 318
Day
Enwright Jeremiah, messenger Headquarters Divis-
ion of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 2232 Union
KT Enwright. See Enright
Eoflf 8. K., compositor Call
Ephraim Adeline Mrs., teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Ephraim Ferdinand, cigars, 414 Market, r. 1628 Clay
Ephraim J. A., printer, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Ephraim Jeanuette Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Ephraim Moritz B., merchant, r. 225 Post
Ephraim Moses A., florist John H. Sievers, r. 315
Golden Gate Av
Epler George W. (Easton & Epler) r. 1022 Mission
Epley J. M., car washer Market St. RR., r. cor Haight
and Stanyan
Epley Wiley H., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
Epperson B. D. Mrs., r. 44 Twelfth
Eppertshausen Iguatz, salesman M. S. Rosenthal, r.
1703 Geary
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.) r. Dixon, Cal.
Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.) r. 1010 Post
Eppinger Joseph L., correspondent Eppinger & Co.,
r. 1010 Post
Eppinger W. L., r. 759 Market
Eppingfer «& Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger
and Bernhard Ettlinger) shipping and commis-
sion merchants and grain dealers, 302 California
Eppler Andreas, boots and .shoes, 2052}^ Mission
Eppstein Samuel, bookkeeper Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 1426 Turk
8^" Eppstein. See Epstein
Epright Frank, car driver, r. 830 Harrison
Epson Autonia, widow, r. 916 Montgomery
Epson Antonio, printer, r. 916 Montgomery
Epson Frederick editor and proprietor La Socledad,
729 Montgomery, r. 916 Montgomery
Epstein Emanuel (Rehfisch & Co., r. 620 Ellis
Epstein Henry (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. Germany
Epstein John, peddler, r. 461 Clementina
Epstein Marcus, barber, 229 Hayes
Epstein Rebecca Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 461 Clemen-
tina
fi^~ Epstein. See Eppstein
Epting Edward, engraver, r. 1016 Page
Epting George, laborer J.Gundlach & Co., r. 602 Minna
Epting Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 1016 Page
Epting Nicholas, wood carver, r. 209 M Twelfth
Equalization Board of, New City Hall, first floor
Equi Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1514 Dupont
Equitable Liife Assurance Society (of New
York) North & Snow managers, 405 Montgomery
EOniTY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION w. k.
Taylor presiilent, W. N. Letcher secre-
tary. Odd Fellows' Bidg, room 6, SW
cor Seventh and Market
Eragorri Thomas (Fulton & Eragorrl) r. 338 Minna
Erasmy John, butcher, r. E s Thirteenth Av nr Cali-
fornia
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THE BEST WORK at
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Capital, $1,000,000.
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Erb Carl, foieinau Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 22 Erie
Erb Emauuel. clothing, hats and caps, 241-246 Sixth,
r. 12)4 KuKB
Erb Isadore, clerk E. Erb, r. 12 !« Russ
Erb Morris, tailor, 521 Sacramento, r. 155 H Clara
Erba. h Charles, r. 223t Bush
Erbt-n William C, liquor saloon and restaurant, ter-
minus P. and O. RR., and liquor saloon, 2200
Fillmore
Erderlatz Niibolas, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Erderlatz Nicholas Jr., laborer, r. W 8 Georgia bet
Sierra and Shasta
Erdiu Frederick, baker Gunther & Kahn. r. 633 Minna
Erdin Theodore, furniture factory, San Bruno Road
nr Teneriffe
Ertlman Frank, riveter Phelps Mnfg Co., r. NW cor
Francisco and Fillmore
Erenberg Louis, tailor, 5 Trinity
Erheim Charles, carpenter stmr San Juan
Erichsou Julia Miss, dairy produce, 431 Hayes
Eiicksen Alexander, cook, r. 319 Vailejo, rear
Ericksen Aunie M., -widow, r. 117 Jores
Erioksen Erik, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Ericksen Herman C, cabinetiraker, r. 316}^ Langton
Ericksen John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Ericksen Thomas G., clerk, r. 117 Jones
Erickson A. J., laborer, r. 116 Berry
Ericksou Alexander, tailor, r. 928 Washington
Erickson Andrew, laundryman, r. 613 Seventh
Erickson A. W., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Erickson Benjamin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ericksou Charles, third officer stmr San Bias
Erickson Christian C, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Erickson Conrad, master mariner, r. 20 Clementina
Erickson C. L., waiter, r. 1016 Folsom
Erickson C. O., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erickson Edward, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Erickson Edwin, porter Charles G. Butler, r. SWcor
Stockton and Clay
Erickson Emil G., laborer, r. 116 Berry
Erickson Euiile, painter, r. 510 Howard
Erickson G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erickson H., longshoreman, r. 431 Fifth
Erickson Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 207
Mt)ntgomery Av
Erickson Henry, tanner, r. W s St. John bet Dominica
and S"rvia
Erickson Hobart, longshoreman, r. 121 Gilbert
Erickson John, laborer, r. 116 Bprry
Erickson John, laborer, r. Handley House
Erickson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erickson John, waiter, r. 11 Park Av
Erickson John P., tailor, r. 117 Mason, rear
Erickson Joseph, laborer, r. California Av opp York
Erickson Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erickson Lottie, domestic 191)1 Van Ness Av
Erickson N. W., laborer, r. 116 Berry
Erickson Ole, teamster, r. cor Stauyan and Frederick
Erickson Oluf, tailor, r. 517 Post
Erickson Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r.
211 Tehama
Ericksou Svan, liquor saloon, 425 East
Erickson Victor, ropemaker S F. Cordage Factory
Erickson W., r. North Pacific Hotel
Ericson Alexander, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
EricBon C, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Ericson Eric, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Ericson John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Ericson L. E., machinist Risdon I. andL. Works
as/" Eri<:son. See Erickson and Errickson
Ericsson Olof S., cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 1320 Guerrero
Erie Lodging House, Toulouse & Bernadou, proptrs,
317 Third
Erlkson Albert, master Bchr Lawrence and William,
r. 959 First
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IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
MunufactarerH of
WINDOW SHADES. (H
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET. | CT.
Erikson Erick, liquor saloon and lodgings, 7 Mer-
chant
Erlaudsen Andrew, machinist, r. 520 5^ Sutter, rear
Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galinger) r. 2218 Cali-
fornia
Erlanger Jonas, clerk Erlanger & Galinger, r. 2218
California
Erlanger Simon, bookkeeper Erlanger & Galinger, r.
2218 California
Erlanger & Galinger (Herman Erlanger and
Meier Galinger) commission merchants, 301
Davis
Erlenbach Hugo, salesman Sherman S. Jewett & Co.,
r. 1630 Sacramento
Erlenbach Martin, bookkeeper C. W. Craig, r. 1630
Sacramento
Krlenbach Marx, secretary San Francisco Pio-
neer Woolen Factory, office 115 Battery, r. 1630
Sacramento
Erlenbach Siemund. salesman Sherman S. Jewett &
Co., r. 1630 Sacramento
Erlenheim Julius, stevedore, r. 313 Bryant
Erlenwein Annie, seamstress, r. 826 Broadway
Erlenwein Caroline L., dressmaker, r. 2"i29^ Mission
Erlenwein John (Erlenwein k Dieffenbacher) r. 826
Broadway
Erlenwein Katie, dressmaker, r. 2522 M Mission
Erlenwein Louisa, seamstress, r. H26 Broadway
Erlenwein & Dieffenbacher (John Erlenwein and
John B. Dieffenbacher) liquor saloon, 545 Clay
Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 9:<3 Eighteenth
Ermath Philip, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Ernest George H., florist John H. Sievers, r.cor Twen-
ty-eighth and Folsom
Ernest J., apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Ernetz Frank, seaman, r, 118 Jackson
Ernshan W., wools'rter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Ernst .^dolph. diamond setter, r. 409 McAllister
Ernst Adolph, tailor, r. 3 Aiij,'nst Alley
Ernst Fritz Z.. groceries ami liquors, 1501 Folsom
Ernst Geoi ge, saloonkeeper, r. 640 Howard
Erust Henry, stoves, tinware aud plumbing, 631
Broadway, r. 1008 Jackson
Ernst Jacob L., teamster, r. 863 H Market
Erust John, shoemaker, r. ('.12 Filb Tt
Ernst Otto, tanner, r. Man.hester nr Twenty-eighth
Ernst Victoria, widow, W s Mission bet Virginia Av
and Godeus, B. H.
Ernst William G.. bookkeeper S. M. Hills, r. 912
Clay
K^ Ernst. See Earnest and Ernest
Erratt E. W.. seaman, r. 219 Steuart
Errickson Adolph, cooper, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Errickson Andrew, star -her Lti Grande Lauudry
ts^ Errickson. See Erickson and Ericson
Erskine John B., porter, r. 1224 Pa<-ifie
Erskiue Melville C, master stmr St. Paul, office 310
Sansome. r. 2623 Californi.i
Erskine Stuart F., compositor John Henderson, r. 251
Stevenson
Erskine William W. (W. W. Erskine & Oo.) r. Po-
mono, Cal .
Erskine W. W. &0o. (William W. Erskine and Richard
Gird) wholesale cigars and tobacco, 205-207 Bat-
tery
Ertola Andrea, machinist B. Ertola, r. 120 Filbert
Ertola Bihgio, machinist, 15i)8 Dupont
Ertola Joseph, bla. ksmith r. 516 Filbert, rear
Ertola Mary, widow, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Ervin Daniel W., calker, r. N s Servia bet Susque-
haiia and St. John
Ervin Fanny A. Miss, r. .5.50 Mission
Ervin Henry, sliipcarpenter, r. 8 8 St. Thomas bet
Monougahela and Savannah
Ervin John L., shipcarpenter, r. S s St. Thomas bet
Monoiigahela and Savannah
Erwin .v. J., r. 1 Falmouth
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
51 U California Street.
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W. W. XVliontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaraSTI ANO AMlUiTOAN
Tin
KiioitiiHlif, <>l:tzr<i »ii«l I>laiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Erwiu Anilrew L.. liquor snloon, 1007 Kearny
Erwiu Hriiry, stableiunii. r. 118 Hay<^B
, Krwlu Louisa Mrs., tamale factory, 807 Pacific, r. 1007
Kearny
lO^ Erwin. See Ervin, Irvin, Irvine and lawin
' Erzgraber Adolph T. W. (Eizgraber .t Co.) r. 2106
t BnsU
Erzgraber William E., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co,, r.
M.tti Hayes
ERZGRABER & CO. (Aao,pu
T. W. Erzifralier) City of Hamburg',
direct importer*, -»vlioiesale and i-etail
toreiffn and stabile delicacies, 37-39
and 108 California Market
Esber^, Ba oilman i*b Co. (Mauilel Esberg, Simon
Bachman and .Julius Ehrmann I menufacturers
and wholesale dealers cigars and tobacco, .o08-
510 Washington, and SE cor Battery and Califor-
nia
Esberg Mandel (Esberg. Bachmau & Co.) r. 1230
Post
Escaig Francois, cutlery grinder, r. 710 Lombard
Escaig Jacques, cutler Ortet Bros., r. 710 Lombard
Escande Charles, clerk Marchebout Bros., r. 1232 Du-
I pont
Eschbacher W. F., student, r. 33^ Monroe
Esche Bertha Mrs., r. 1716 Post
Eschen James C, master mariner, r. 319 Seventeenth
Esthenburg M. M. Miss, adjuster TJ. S. Mint, r. 905
Market
Eschen horst Brothers (Henry and Frederick) liquor
saloons, 8.i3 and 1034 Market
Eschenhorst Diedrich, bartender John Miller, r. 452
Seventh
Eschenhorst Frederick (Eschenhorst Bros.) r. 337
Jessie
Eschenhorst Henry (Eschenhorst Bros.) r. 3.37 Jessie
Eschner Louis .fe Brother, merchants (Philadelphia,
Pa.) office 19 Battery
Eschweiler Charles F., r. 733 Bush
Escloses Jean (Escloses & Verges) r. cor Russia and
Moscow. Excelsior Homestead
Escloses & Verges (Jean Escloses and John P. Verges)
dairy, cor Russia and Moscow, Excelsior Home-
stead
Escobar Bridget, widow, r. 421 Filbert
Escole Joseph, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Escude Gabriell L., butcher, 504 Valencia, r. 5213^
Valencia
Esdor Albert (Siemer & Esdor) r. 501 Jones
Esenschimel Adolph, porter, r. 617 Mission
Eskelson Theodore, stevedore, r. 18 Freelon
Eskersen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
nessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Esmond The, Mary A. Frazier proptr, 43 Sixth
Esnard Joseph F.. carpenter, r. G28 Birch Av
Esner Joseph, ring throwing, 839 Market, r. 326 Jes-
sie
Esola Frank, sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r. 518
Green
Espejo John C, salesman A Koenig, r. 1525 Powell
Espejo Louis, stock clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r. 1525
Powell
Espejo Pedro, clerk, r. 760 3^ Harrison
Espejo Pedro P., salesman Kraker & Israel, r. 16U
Boardman PI
Espejo Ygnacia, widow, r. 1525 Powell
Espel Brothers (Frank and Louis) groceries and
liquors, 2044 Howard
Espel Ft-rdinand, baker Swain Bros., r. 18 Hawthorne
Espel Frank (Espel Bros.) r. 2120 Howaid
Espel George G., steward, r. 2605 Mission
Espel Louis (Espel Bros.) r. 2120 Howard
Espenshied Mina. domestic 320 Fulton
Esperance Pierre, tanner, r. SE cor St. Thomas and
Tazoo
Espersen H. Peter, seaman, r. 263 East
F.sperson Lizzie, domestic 1.521 Jackson
Eepey R. J., compositor Call
Espil M. Cadet, clerk Delleplane & Co., r. 23 Stockton
PI
Espina Pedro A., teacher pcnmanahip, 37 Post
Espinosa J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2326 ( lay
Espinosa Josefina, seamstress, r. 840 Vallejo
Espinosa Maiiuella Mrs., r. 78.5 Fol.som
Espinosa Martin, with Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman
r. 840 Vallejo
Espinosa Phillipus P., bootblack, r. 1.318 Dupont
Espinnza Mateo, cinchmaker, SE cor Lombard and
Franklin
Espliu Allen, chipper Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 549
Folsom
Esprau Tony, laundryman John Bernou, r. 639 Third
Espy William C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
7<;2 Folsom
Esquieu Charles marble polisher Rufflno & Blauchi,
r. 311 Liington
Esse Henry R., millwright, r. W a Clara Av bet Cor-
bett Road and Seventeenth
Esse Matilda, widow, r. W s Clara Av bet Corbett
Road and Seventeenth
Esser Alexander, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Essex Frederiik, reporter, r. 131 Montgomery
Essig John, brass finisher, r. 101 First
Essmann Ernest A. F., dry goods, 1022 Market, r. 100
Jones
Estabrook Charles D. (John H. Myers k Co.) r. 2012
Mission
Estee Morris M. (Estee, Wilson & McCutchen) r.
Palace Hotel and Napa
Estee, Wilson & McCntclien (Morris JI. Estee
Ramon E. Wilson and E. J. McCutchen) attorneys
at law, 419 California, room 19
Estelita Alexander, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 70 Te-
hama
Estelita Flevia, widow, r. 151 Natoma, rear
Estelita Joseph, cabinetmaker J. A. Dewey, r. 70 Te-
hama
Estelita Joseph Jr., apprentice Joseph Budde, r. 70
Tehama
Estelle S. E. Mrs., r. Fulton House
Estep Catherine Miss, nurse r. 1005 Sutter
Esterel John, stableman, cor Gough and Ash Av
Esterle Albert M., dentist. 410 Geary
Esterle Elizabeth J., widow, furnished rooms, 615
Stockton
Esterwick August, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Estes Annie W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 406 J$ Sixth
Estoani Michael, farmh:ind Patrick Eelly, r. cor Way-
land and Holyoke, U. M. T.-
Estrada Domingo, consul Guatemala, 506 Bat-
tery, room 4, r. 503 Powell
Estrada Francisco, miner, r. 26 Pinkney PI
Estrada Frederick, traveling salesman Lang & Co., r.
217 Seventeenth
Estrada J., r. 611 Hyde
Estrada Mariana, machinist, r. 519 Montgomery Av
Estrada Ricardo, seaman stmr Starbuck
Estrada Sixto G., teacher swordsmanship, r. 533 Union
Estrella Ramiro, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 1220
Stockton
Estrem Edward harnessmaker William Cosbie
Estrem Joseph, clothing, 1131 Dupont
Estrem Pascal, clerk Joseph Estrem, r. 1131 Dupont
E.stribou J. B. (Estribou & Verdier) r. 407 Geary
Estribou & Verdier (J. B. Estribou and Eugene Ver-
dier) French laundry, 407 Geary
Estudillo Jesus M , clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 11.39 Shotwell
Etchebarne Casmir, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 728 Union
Etain Charles, laborer, r. 312 5^ Langton
Ethier Louis N.,. blacksmith Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 55 Second
Etienne Joseph, salesman, r. 1319 Mason
LOWEST PKIOES.
rilTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
31 .*RKrT s-".. r^R. TniRw.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Mamifactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
lwAs^N?T?N sT.i Prodncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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Etienue Victor, machinist Talt & Haiuque and crock-
ery aud gla88Ware. '^18 Sixth
Etique Anua M., widow, r. 1035 Twenty-second
Etlque Charles M., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r.
Ui;!") Twenty-second
Ett.nsou Hyman. salesman C. Goldstone.r. 38 Austin
Etthot'ir Henry, boots and shoes, 552 Fourth
lEttiiig Charles W., salesman William A. Etting, r.
lSf2y Stevenson
•Ettin.! William A., hardware, 110 Sixth, r. 1928 Ste-
Ettiu;;er Louis 8., clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1351
Post
Etlinger Jloritz, ranfr fringes and dress trimmings,
lo:> Poet, r. 1351 Post
Ettiiitier Salome, widow, r. N s Clipper bet Sanchez
and Noe
Ettiiit^er Slgmund, manager M. Ettinger, r. 403 Third
Ettlii^' Fannie, tailoress Rosenbaum & Abraham, r.
.VJ4 Bush
Ettliut,'er A., clerk Eppinger & Co., r. 2>1 Seventh
Ettiiutjer Arnold, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 40
Grove
EttliuRer Beruhard (Eppinger fc Co.)r. 1207 Gough
Ettliiiger Maiy, widow, r. 38 Hoff Av
Ettliuger Samuel, furniture, lOlti Howard
Eubanks .James C, salesman Kline & Co., r. Grand
Hot.l
Euing E iward, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r. 36
Thirteenth
Euing H.. carpet layer, r. 32 J^ Zoe
Euing Richard, laborer FredericK H. Green, r. NE
c >r Third and Brannan
Eniug. See Ewing
Euler ( harles, salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 431
Second
EuUr George, waiter Park Hotel
Euler George F., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 431
Second
Euler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 431 Second
Euler Henry Jr. (Fuchs & Euler) r. 1507 Lyon
iluler Philip (., carriage painter, 330 Fifth and 843
Harrison, r. 431 Second
l:uler Theodore E., cli-rk A. B. Forbes, r. 431 Second
?rt Frederick, r. 719 M Bush
3Euphrasius Brother Rev., teacher English and book-
kt-epiug. St. Mary's College
Euphrat Electric Railway Cable Co., office 331 Mont-
gomery
Eu|ihrat F., r. 626 Sutter
Euphrat L. (Samuel More & Co,) r. 2335 Bush
Euplirat Martiu, upholsterer, r. 2335 Bush
plirat Morris, student, r. 2335 Bush
ri kii Benevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretary,
EUREKA BOILER WORKS
Williuiii J. Brudy proprietor, inaiiu-
facturers boilers and slieet iron work,
lin-ll.'> Mis.sion
EUREKA BROOM FACTORY
LiHinbert Van Laak proprietor, S s Sev-
piiteeMtU bet Ho-»vard and Shotwell
[EUREKA BRUSH FACTORY
William X. "Van Laak proprietor, office
S» H Seventeentli bet Howard and Shot-
■*vell
Eureka Coffee and Spice Mills, E. Guittard
*: Co. proprietors, 207-209 Sacramento
reka Consolidated Mining Co. William
Fries president, H. R. P. Hutton secretary, 306
Pine, rooms 9
Enreka Hairy. Ambrose Furrer proptr. Ocean House
Road nr InduHtrial School
Eureka Foundry, Thompson Bros, proprietors,
129-131 Beale
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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W, & J, SL011N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Eureka Machine Works, H. G. Layng proprie-
tor. lO'J-lU Fremont
Eureka Grain Warehouse, Setb Clisby proptr, NW
cor Jlontgomery and Chestnut
Eureka Hair and Beddings Factory, J. Her-
zog ,N: Co. proprietors, SW cor Fifteenth and Do-
hires, office 770 Mission
Eureka Saloon, Henry BuUwinkel proprietor,
SW cor Steuart and Howard
Eureka Soda Works, Haake & Hagedorn proptrs, 222
Elm Av
Europe Hotel, Mrs. E. Ortet proptr, 814 Montgomery
Eustace James, peddler, r. N s Sweeney nr San Bruno
Road
Eustace William T., expressman, r. 764 Folsom
Eustice Edward, laborer, r. 27 Alta
Eustice Edward W., shoemaker, r. NE cor Fourth
and Howard
Eustice Joiiu H., packer, r. 19k Rausch
Eustis Daniel F., cashier W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 523
Turk
Eva James, proptr Cal. Fuse Works, cor Fourteenth
and Channel, r. W s Iowa bet Butte and Solano
Eva .John, mining expert, r. 902 Montgomery
EVANS AARON dm^^lst and
pliarniacist, perfumes and toilet arti-
cle!* and proprietor Evans' Poison Oak
Remedy, 51U Hayes
Evans .\lbert S., bookkeeper Somers & Healey, r. 1109
Green
Evans .Alexander R., bartender George Dawson, r.
238 Kearny
Evans Alfred J., engineer stmr Santa Rosa, r. 408
Greenwich
Evans Allen B., capitalist, r. 2519 Sacramento
Evans Andrew, tailor, 507 Hayes, r. Golden Gate Av
nr Willard
Evans Annie K. Mrs., Grand Recorder Order of
Chosen Friends, 48-49 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Silver
State
Evans Arthur H., correspondent Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. Park Hill Av nr Park Road
Evans Bridget Mrs., r. 11 Fair Av
Evans Caleb P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Sacramento
Evans Caradoc A., locksmith and machinist Mighell
& Richards, r. Oakla d
Evans Charles, dairyman, r. S 8 Twenty-fifth bet
Howard and Shotwell
Evans Charles, junk dealer, r. 32 Crocker
Evans Charles, seaman, r. 604 Davis
Evans Charles, waiter, r. 362 Minna
Evans Charles J., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
Oakland
Evans Charles W., machine hand W. A. Meeker, r.
425 J^ Clementina
EVANS CHESTER H
to Thomson <fe Evansi meclianical en-
ffineer and maciiine works, 110-11!9
Beale, r. 823 Capp
Evans D., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1196 Haight
Evans David C, bartender Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 626
Merchant
Evans Ellen, domestic 2663 Howard
Evans Ernest, machlniKt, r. 1022 Mission
Evans P>an, seaman, r. 117 Drumni
Evans Evan C, agent, 302 California, r. San Rafael
Evans Frances Miss, with Wheeler i Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 1028 Vallejo |
Evans Frank, painter, r. 348 Shipley
Evans Frank, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 131 Third
Evans Frank J., painter, r. 37 Sixteenth j
Evans Frederick, slate writer, r. 133 Octavia i
Evans George, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 737
Harrison
Evans George, engineer, r. 5 Market |
I (successor
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NAN FRANCISCO, CAIm
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOnXlMtS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STKEET
Eviius Uior^e, foreimiu, r. lO'JH VnlUjo
EvauB rteorge, lon-.'sboreuiaii. r. 75 (Jleiucutina
Evans GeorKi', waiter Palaci' Hotel
Evans Georwe B., r. 40(>M Grove
Evans George H., loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
FiU-tory. r. I'2;i2 Lombard
Evans George R., inventor, r. 1 Sheppard PI
Evans George S. Mrs., widow, r. 141 Hancock
Evans George 'P. Mrs., widow, r. 00!) Folsom
Evans Gonier Mrs., widow, r. 28'.'(i Saframento
Evans Gr;ff. deckhand Btnr Garden ( ity, r. 235 East
j Evans Hallie Miss, teacher nnisic, r. HI Hancock
' Evans Harloe H.. tinsmith AYiester & Co., r. 1519 J^
Market
Evans H. C, hostler San Mateo Ranch Dairy, r. 1515
Fillmore
£vaii$ Henry, proprietor New Wisconsin Hotel,
M02 Montgomery
Evans Henry A., boots and Bhoes, 2257 Market, r. 2476
Market
JuVixJNo Ui Ji maiiufacturing
stationer, printer and liookbinder, 406
California, r. 3»0 EigliteentU
Evans J. U., clerk t;eneral passenger and ticket dept
S.P. Co., r. AlauKda
Evans John, lioilermaker Eureka Boiler Works, r.
Washington Hotel
Evans John, helper Gal. Electric Light Co., r. Golden
Gate Av nr Stanyan
Evans John, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1624 Vallejo
Evans John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Evans John C, wondcarver. r. 211 Polk
Evans John H., driver City and County Hospital
Evans John H., mastc r mariner, r. 124 M Bernard
Evans John Q. Rev.. pastur Westminster Presbyterian
rhurrh, r. 316 Page
Evans John R., assistant bridge tender Fourth Street
Bridge, r. SW cor Fourth and Channel
Evans John T., assayer Price's Assuy Ofl&ce, r. Ala-
meda
Evans Jonab, millwright, r. N 6 Lombard bet Bu-
chanan and Laguiia
Evans Joseph, insurance agent, 35 Sutter, r. 1012 Va-
lejo
Evans Joseph F., attorney at law, 2 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Evans Joseph O.. clerk, r. ini2 Vallejo
Evans Josephine Miss, teacher, r. 510 Geary
Evans J. W., agent Domestic Sewing Machine
Co.. 29 Post.r. East Oiikland
Evans Lock, driver, r. 2311 Lombard
Evans Louis, butler 739 Post
Evans f.uther J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
2072 Market
Evans Margaret, widow, r. NE cor Vallejo and Van
Ness Av
Evans Minnie M., r. 2018 Buchanan
Evans Moses, physician, 41 Eleventh
Evans Nathaniel, bartender, r. 94i'> Mission
Evans Oliver P., attorney at law, 2o0 Montgom-
ery, rooms 13-14-15. r. 2416 Washington
Evans Richard J., sawyer Cal. Cigar Bo.K Co., r. 508
Third
Evans Robert, waiter Ahlborn House
Evans Sinrah, widow, r. 1109 Green
Evans Terrence F., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 412
Larkin
Evans Theodore, waiter, r. I6V5 Harriet
Evans Thomas, driver, r. 516 Bryant
Evans Thomas A., bookkeeper Bassett & Bunker, r.
ir,24 California
Evans Thomas B., carpenter, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Van Ness Av
Evans Warren. canraakerPac. Can Co., r. 711^ Minna
Evans William Mis., r. 508 Third
Evans William, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Evans William, cook, r. 265 Third
Evans William, expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Berry, r. 13 Clinton
Evans William, teamster, r. 1 Sunshine Court
Kvans William, teamster, r. 14H Silver
Kvans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 'J Vassar PI
Evans William J., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' lion Worlds
First
EVANS WILLIAM M.
searclier of record.s, 'J'Z5 Montjjomery,
room li, r. 115 Scott
Evans William R., bookkeeper J. W. Evans, r. Oak-
land
Evans William W.. milkman, r. 913 Minna
JC Evans. See Evens
Evalt Edward I., salesman Thomas Lundy. r. 108 De-
visudero
Evatt Emma Miss, teacher drawing, 121 O'Farrell
EvBlt Frank B., job printer, 510 Market, r. 108 De-
visadero
Evatt John Mrs., widow, r. 121 O'Farrell
Evatt John W, driver United Carriage Co., r. 121
O'Farrell
Evatt William, drayman E. T. Allen
Evatt William J., hatter M. Meussdorffer. r. 108 De-
visadero
Eve Edward, seaman, r. 126 Francisco
Evt-king Charles, baker, r. 411 Pacific
Evelaud George F, delivery clerk S. P. C. By., r. 1311
Devisadero
Eveleth Alma, salesman John Wright, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth Frank D., butcher E. Schmirlt, r. 1313 Larkln
Eveleth Harlan T., bookkeeper Eveleth & Nash, r. 718
California
Eveleth James A., (Eveleth & Nash) r. Santa Rosa
Eveleth Joseph A, carpenter, r. 1780 Green
Eveleth Sarah W. Mrs., widow, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth William, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1.S12 Mason
Eveletli & Nash (James A. Eveleth and William
H. Nash) fruit and produce commission mer-
chants, 422 Front
Evening Bulletin (daily and weekly) S. F. Bulle-
tin Co., publishers and proprietors, 1 Grant Av.,
editorial room, iil? Clay
EVENING POST PUBLISHM CO,
publishers Eveninor Post, 7^7 Market
Eveniuff Post The (daily and weekly) Evening
Post Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors,
727 Market, editorial rooms 502 Montgomery
Evening Star Mining Co (Grasps Valley, Cal.) J. J.
Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Evenritter B.Mrs., widow, r. 624 Linden Av
Evens David, r. 537 Howard
Evi^ns Henry, teai her music, r. 1004 Bush
e^- Evens. See Evans
Eveusen Jens, longshoreman, r. 13 Decatur
Evenson John J., real estate agent, 759 Market, r. 239
Minna
Everdiug Adolph, bookkeeper Norton, Teller & Co., r.
911 Scott
Everding Frederick W, salesman J. Everding & Co., r.
911 Scott
Everding Henrietta Miss, retoucher, r. 911 Scott
Everding Herman, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
cor Market and Noe
Everding- J, & Co. (John Everding) commission
merchants and starch manufacturers, 48 Clay
Everding John (J. Everding & Co.) r. 2116 Mason
Everett Abijah P., commission merchant, 405 Front
r. Alameda
Everett Alexander H., assayer, r. 1912 Webster
Everett Benjamin F., shipcarpenter, r. 256
tins
Everett Caroline T., widow, r. 1309 Devisadero
Everett C. W., clerk A. Crawford & Co.
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDGCESSORS TO
C C. HASTINOS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CXCK HOVSE BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 04,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag:r
Will. SEZTOM, Asst. Manager. 1
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Foreign Flags, International Signals, Fancy Jacks, Banners,
Rosettes, Gold and Silver Trimmings,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
hOli ALL SOCIKTIES.
Orders promptly attended to. All my goods are first-class, and of
Good Workmanship, the Best Quality and Cheapest
on the Pacific Coast.
i
EWFJJ/S X L
1 [
DAIRY BOTTLED
MILK
PUREST AND BEST
IN THE
WORLD.
1
HENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGEST nrsiNEHH
OK ANY AMEUICAN COMPANY.
EVE
451
EXC
Svorett Daniel H., bookkeeper, r. 1616 Larkln
Sveiftt Edward, r. 2()1:} Pacific Av
Sverett George H., proptr Globe Portrait Co., r. GOG
Leaveuwortli
Sverett George L., commercial editor Alta, r. Oak-
land
'Svert tt Harry, salesman E. Frank & Son, r. 519 Sac-
riiiueuto
Everett Heury A., hostler L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor
Twenty-tirBt and Folsom
■Jveri'tt House, Josepb Chatel proptr, 55 Second
vi-rett Jay L., woodturner, r. 54 Quinu
■Jverttt Jobn, ironworker, r. "209 Leidcsdorff
■Sverett John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
5veritt Margaret A., widow, r. 1612 Washington
■Jventt Oliver (Huerne* Everdtt! r. 1912 Webster
•Jvcritt S. L., publisher Wood and Iron, i California,
. Oakland
iveriiigtuu Jobn J., driver F. M. Spencer, r. 2422
Geary
eriiighim Samuel M., salesman J. C. Rued & Co.,
i'.'-'O Steiuer
111, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
iKirles, molder Kisdou I. and L. Works
< liarlfS D., drayman I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
1- (W'orge C, drayman I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
lis (jeorge I., dispatcher's operator S. P. Co., r.
1. 1032 Missiou
tr.-, James, shoemaker, 573 Howard
Sversou Charles, rigger, r. 1322 Montgomery
Sverson Charles Jr., longshoreman, r. 1322 Mont-
gomery
Sverson E. C, mining, r. 236 Taylor
verson Gt-orge, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sversou Henry M., clerk, r. 726 Capp
2versou J., diswasher, r. H8 Firdt
" eison John, molder, r. 44 Kitch
Sverson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel •
Sverson Nellie M. Miss, tailoress, r. 1322 Mont
gomery
liverson Wallace, president Pacific Surety Co.,
32» Montgomery, room 4, r. Oakl lud
Svert Louis E., purser, r. 8 Medau PI
Svcrts James J., upholsterer, 1219 Steiner
SviKtim Josep'j L., calker, r. 1107 .Montgomery
Svorgalb P. E., barber, 105 Fourth, r. 736 Folsom
Swald Anton, tailor, r. 37 Lily Av
Ewald Kdward, real estiite, r. 38 Erie
Swald Edward Jr., salesman A. Scbilling & Co., r. 38
Erie
!w«ld Frederick, stereotyper Examiner, r. 38 Erie
"waldJaob, gripmau Market St. ER.. r. 1G21 Bu-
chaiiau
Swald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17 5^ John
Ewalt Burr ,Oawley .V Ewalt) r. 215 Third
iwart Kobert (Ewart k Seuuort) r. 719 Market
Swart 6i Sfiiiiort (Robert Ewart and Alfred
Sennort) wines and liquors, SW cor Geary and
(iraiit Av
Jwell Augu-tus, machinist, r. C'34J^ Ritch
Stvfll Luther J., proprietor Branch House. 424
SaiiKome, Coso House, 411 Smisoine, Re~t for the
Weary, 36 Clay, and X I. Botiled Milk Dairy, depot
and r. NW cor Twenty-first and Folsom
Iwell Pele:,' J., driver City RR . r. 1722 Mission
1 D. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2105 St-iiier
!weii John J., superintendent Golden Gate Park. r.
Park Lodge
Iwcn John S., manufar'turprs' agent and commission
merchant. 123 California, r. 511 O'Farrell
wer .Mix. liquor saloon, 24() Fourth
wer W.irren B. (Dewy & Co.! r. 1516 Fol<om
Cwer W. D. !i Co. (Isaac Philipson and Charles F.
I'reeht) employuieiit agents, 626 Cluv
wert Alfred, clerk IVnhschilJ & Uadenfeldt. r. Oak-
land
!wig Ernst, liquor 8.iloon. 517 East. r. 2120 Mason
■:wing Alfred B., steward, r. 33 Ecker, rear
«^
-XTST-j^isTrr^
??
Ie:xam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
VU. & J. SLOANE & CO.
spkoiaIj 1)i:si<;xs in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ewing Allison, collarmaker Hart & Brandensteln, r.
1'200 Kearny
Ewing Calvin, foreman collarmaker Main & Wlnches-
ter, r. 547 Howard
Ewing Charles G., general Pacific Coast agent Bab-
cock & Wilcox Steam Boilers, etc., 501 Mission,
r.2»21 Scolt
Ewing Charles S., collar cutter Main & Winchester, r.
1224 Haight
Ewing Claude V., correspondent The J. Dewing Co.,
r. Oakland
Ewing Daniel, carpenter, r. Platte nr Teneriffe
Ewing Daniel, clerk secretary's office 8. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 34, r. 824
McAllister
Ewing E. C, waiter stmr Miriposa
Ewing F., waiter I'alace Hotel
Ewing F. B., waiter simr State of California
Ewing George, woodworker John F. Ewiug, r. 1119
Alabama
Ewing George Jr., helper John F. Ewing, r. 1119 Ala-
bama
Ewing Harry, bartender, r. G03 Third
Ewing James, helper Bush .^ Mallett, r. 14 Haight
Ewing J. Cal., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. Oakland
Ewing John, blacksmith, 1103 Mission, r. 824 Mc-
Allister
Ewing John, vineyardist. r. 14 Haight
Ewing John F., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1119 |
Alabama |
Ewin3 John R., with Lebenbaura Bros, r. 3 City
Hall PI .
Ewing Luther W., clerk Market St. RR. Co., r. 1601
Turk I
Ewing .Maurice D.. salesman Pacific Hardware Co., r. i
528 Stevenson I
Ewing May M. Miss, operator Am. Dist, Tel. Co., r.
1601 Turk
Ewing Nellie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
S.^hool r. 2221 Scott
Ewing R ibert, eai.italist. r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Ewing Robert, eontractor. r. 3 )0 Sutter
Ewing Samuel H., superintendent Hart k Branden-
Klein, r. 1016'^ Twenty-seooiid
Ewing Samuel M G reporter, r. 801 Pine
Ewing Thomas, capitalist. 327 Pine, room 21, r. Oak-
land
Ewiig Thomas, shipwright, r. 242 Brannan
Ewing W., carpentr, r 712}<i Natoma
EXlMmER THE (.i,.,.,- i
Avt-eklyl Williiin K. Hearst editor itiiil
proprietor, olliie NI'> tor Miirkt-t and
Grant Av, eilitorlal niul c»inp>slii}r
rooiii'i 51)8 nioii«:;i»inerj', pressroom ct>r
Commercial ami niontsromery
Excelsior C^oak and Suit House ( \lisse3 Francis and
EXCELSIOR ' COAL CO. m. u.
Roberts preslileiil, M. R. Rubertu Jr.,
u^jeiit, olllce 5 Spwar
Excelsior Hall. 2319 Mi-siou
Kxeelslor H it.l. IJroder Art-ten proptr. 60f^-010 Sixth
ExcelMior <>Iill Co., William A. Meeker proprl-
Ptor. luaiiiifHifurer doors, sashes, etc., SW cor
FIfih and Bryant
Ex<elsior Redwood Co., office 4 California
Excelnior Stables, Lot D. Sloeum proprietor,
921-923 Sutt.T
Excelsior Straw Works, John H. Babbitt proptr, 120
ExceM.'.r Water and Mining Co., H. B. Whentnn
j)resid. lit, Walter J. Stewart secretary, 215 San-
some, room ft . , ,
Excelsior Wire Works, Ju'tlnian Cdre pr.>ptr, John
P. Bering superintendent 523 Mnrket
%
■\m. BORGESOfI i CO..
Manufactureis of Show Cases
and Store Fii-tares.
37 Martet St.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
( MARKET ST.
FINE PRINTM FROM HEW TYPl
EXC
452
FAG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opeit Fire - Place Triiiiiiiin^^s
a, Speciitlty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Exchequer Miuiut; Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) C.E.Elliot
secretiiry, 7',) Nevada Block
Exempt Fire Co., rooms Brenham PI nr Clay
Exferth Adolph, clerk South Park House, r. 530
Third
ExodiuB Julia Mme, clairvoyant, 126 Sixth
Express Excluiiifre, A. H. Lau proprietor. SW cor
Second aud Jessie *
Expressmen's Protective Union, 35 Eddy
Extreni Adolph, coppersmith, r. 413 Fourth
Extrem Frederick, waiter, r. 760 Howard
Eybs George, manager A. Beth, r. 505 Lnguna
Eybs William, porter Gebhardt & Graner, r. 515
Franklin
Eylenfeldt Julius, cabinetmaker, r. Richland Av nr
Holly Park Av
Eyloliach John, cook, r. 520 Vallejo
Eylward John, blacksmith, r. N s Greenwich nr Web-
ster
Eymet Gustave, r. 423 Union
Eyre E<l-\vard E. , capitalist, ofiBce 314 California,
r. Fair Oaks Station, San Mateo
Evre Frederick, cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
25 Oak
Eyre George, stone grinder Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 59 Shipley
Eyre John, carpenter, r. 211 Castro
Eyre Manuel, attorney at law, 220 Sansome, rooms
4-5, r. 1822 Buchanan
Eyre Perry P., clerk Blum, Baldwin & Girvin, r.
Menlo Park
Eyre William, clerk Corporation Yard, r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
8^" Eyre. See Ayer
Eyselee Sarah E., r. 4 Sheppard PI
Ezekiel Edward T., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Oakland
Faaborg I., packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Faas George, cutter E. Hoppe, r. 703 Larkin
B^ Faas. See Fass
Fabbri Giuseppe, expressman, cor Sansome and Wash-
ington, r. 19 j^ Morey Alley
Fabbri-MuUer Inez Mrs., teacher music, r. 1008 Post
Fabens F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1913 Polk
Fabens George C, claim adjuster S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 54, r. Alameda
Faber Allen, tipholster, r. 1523}^ Market
Faber Carl, salesman Joe Spanier & Co., r. 605
Steiner
Faber Frederick, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 16
Garden
Faber George, blacksmith, r. 33 "Valparaiso
Faber Hermann, clerk Eathjen & Co.. r. 417 Stockton
Faber Joseph, teamster, r. 33 Valparaiso
Faber Louis, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 33 Valpa-
raiso
Faber Nicholas, carriagesmith Carvill Mnfg. Co.
Faber Eichard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Baker
and Bush
Faber William, wines and liquors, SW cor Mar-
ket and Sixth, r. 546 Jessie
Fabian Brothers (Ernest M. and Charles A.) grocer-
ies and liquors, 1701 Stockton and NW cor Bush
and Franklin
Fabian Charles A. (Fabian Bros.) r. 1701 Stockton
Fabian Ernest M. (Fabian Bros.) r. 1602 Bush
Fabian Gadelighia, glazier, r. 142 J4 Shipley
Fabian H., glazier, r. 115J<s Shipley
Fabian Henry, laborer, r. S s Townsend bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fabian James, laborer, r. S s Townsend bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fabian M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 621 Geary
Fabian Peter, cook, r. 164 Tehama
Fabian Philip, merchant, r. 1834 Sutter
Fabian S. Monroe, muKiciau, r. 621 Geary
Fiibiiiii tSi Co., merchants (Tracy, San Joaqnln
Co.) <ifflcfl 219 Bush
Fabig Robert, baker, r. 763 Howard
Fable Andreas, copyist, r. 609 Pine
Fabre Benjamin C, glove finisher, r. 317 Third
Fabre Jules C, plumbing and gasfitting, 618 Califor-
nia, r. 1517 Dupout
Fabres Jerome, with Anton Politeo, r. 620 Octavla
Fabris Frank, boots and shoes, 623 Broadway, r. 612 J<5
Broadway
Fabris Gerunlmo, bookkeeper N. Fabris, r. 13 Pink-
ney PI
Fabris Nicholas, fish dealer, 8 Clay Street Market, r.
13 Piukney PI
Fabry Frank H., pressman Brunt & Fisher, r. 1 Geary
PI
Fabry Herman L., bookkeeper L. M. Fabry, r. 520 La-
guna
Fabry Leopold M., butcher Hayes Valley Market, r.
620 Laguna
Fabry Sabat^tian Mrs., r. 1 Geary PI
Faccini Eichetto, laborer, r. 27 Vallejo
Facco Catherine, widow, r. Onondaga Av nr Mission
Eoad
Fache Marcellin, bookkeeper P. G. Sabatie & Co., r.
545 Turk
Fackler George W., with Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, r. Palace Hotel
Faeobouskz S., r. 15 Harriet
Fadden Edward, r. 20 Madison Av
Fagan Bridget, r. 209 Fourth
Fagan C, teamster James McDevltt
Fagan Catharine, widow, r. 733 Natoma
Fagan Charles, baker stmr San Bias
Fagan Christopher, longshoreman, r. 9 Broadway
Fagan David, cook, r. 6'J5 Davis
Fagan Dominick, fireman, r. 73 Jessie
Fagan E., r. 711 Jones
Fagan Edward L., laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Fagan Elizabeth A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 401 Leaven-,
worth I
Fagan Frank, laborer, r. 848 Folsom
Fagan George, nurse Alms House 'I
Fagan James J., cashier American Bank and Trust
Co., r. Alameda
Fagan John, r. 110 -Jones
Fagan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Fagan L. Mrs., r. 837 Sixth
Fagan Lizzie Miss, bakery, 337 Sixth
Fagan Louis, pattern cutter V. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2759 Mission
Fagan Mary A., widow, r. 632 Minna
Fagan Mary J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Michael F., sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 513
Lombard
Fagan Peter J., solicitor David Stern & Sons, r. 1031
Market
Fagan Terrence. teamster, r. 123 Clipper
Fagan Thomas, driver Quartermaster's Dept. U. S. A.
Fagan Thomas H., searcher records Simpson & Mil-
lar, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Thomas W., operator P. F. Nolan & Co., i
632 Minna
Fagan W. C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, ]
516 Fourth
Fagan William J., painter, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan William T., shipcarpenter, r. 621 Second
e^" Fagan. See Fagen. Fagin and Fegan
Fagen Henry, with J. Fagen, r. 611 Powell
Fagen James, livery stable, 332 Bush. r. Gil Powell
Fagen James, stage carpenter, r. 331 M Bush
Fagen James Jr., foreman J. Fagin, r. 611 Powell
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MAS^KF.T fiT.. COR. TMURT*.
TYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME S
ERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE ^ ^"^"B/cS2p«;fA^.*if3^5a^o™,a stree.
FAG
453
FAT
FBRen Mamie, domestic '2ill Fillmore
0^ FiiKen. See Fagan, FaKin and Fegau
F«-(T Hilda C. Miss, r. 23H Bartlett
FiiKtr .Jobn. carbiiilder Sutter St. RR.
FaK' rhiiid Gustav M., eeaman, r. 113 Francisco
Fa^'iii Hiram D., porter, r. 0 Seventh
Fa^'iu William, laborer, r. Paraguay nr Yazoo
t^ Fagin. See Fagaiu Fagen and Fegau
Fngoni L., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fagiiiii T., factoryman Pao. Roliing Mill
Fhwlhey Denis, musician, r. IG08 Howard
Fagoth. y Frank, groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk
and Jon. s, r. 200 Turk
Fagothey John E., bookkeeper Neuburger, Reiss &
Co'., r. Iti08 Howard
Fall .lolin, liostler John Wieland Brewing Co.
Faliev D Miss, chambermaid American Exchange
Hotel
Faliey James T., conductor Market St. RR., r. 413
Broderlck
Fahey John, foreman S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 748
Howard
Fahey John, liquor saloon, 432 Valencia
Fahey Johu J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19
Georgia nr Shasta
Fahey Lawrence, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Fahey Martin, shoemaker, r. 333 Cbapultepec
Fahey Patrick, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth nr Caetro
Fahey Patrick, teamster, r. 5 Warren Av
Fahey Patrick H., porter T. J. Bass & Co., r. 1727
Market
Fahey Thomas, bricklayer, r. 29 Austin
Fahey Thomas, salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co.
ahey Thomas, solicitor. .529 Sacramento
Fahey William, stableman, r. 3.52 Brannan
K?" Fahey. See Fahy, Fay and Fey
Fahlbusch George, driver William Fahlbusch, r.
Ocean View
Fahlbiish William, milkranch, Ocean View
Fabler Oscar, bartender, r. 2u7 Montgomery Av
Fahlgren Henry, kitchen hand, r. 863 Market
Fahnclrich Julius, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Fahrbach Anna B. Miss, r. 1.510 Broadway
Fahrbach August C, draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
151i; Broadway
Fahrbach Christian F., broker, r. 1-516 Broadway
Fahrbach Emil F., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1516 Broadway
Fahrbach Frieda Miss, r. 1516 Broadway
Fahrbach Henrietta Miss, r. 1.516 Broadway
Fahrenholz Henry, expressman, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenkrug Christian, watchman, r. 101 Nineteenth
Fahreukrug Henry W., cooper, r. 101 Nineteenth
Fahrenkrug William & Co. (William Fahrenkrug and
Frederick Otterstedt) groceries and liquors, NW
COT Howard and Seventh
Fahrenkrug William (William Fahrenkrug & Co.) r.
lii«i; Howard *
Fahv Martin H., teamster, r. 2544 Folsom, rear
Fahy William J., clerk, r. 429 Larkin
Faick Brothers (Nicholas and Conrad) basket mnfrs,
115 Fifth
Faick Conrad (Faick Bros.) r. 315 Fifth
Faick Nicholas (Faick Bros.) r. 315 Fifth
Faihlgreu Ernest, r. 863^ Market
Fair .Vni'rey, salesman Stockton Milling Co., r. 303
Scott
• raiupbell, salesman Janson & Thiele, r. 132
Sixth
Fair Edward, bricklayer, r. 1065 Market
Fair George, accountant Grangers' Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 923 Hyde
Fair J:iine8G'., president The Nevada Bank of
San Francisco, NWcor Montgomery and Pine, and
capitalist, 230 Montgomery, r. Virginia City, Ne-
vada
Fair James G. Jr.. capitalist, office 230 Montgomery,
r. Virginia City, Nevada
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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DOMESTIC RUGS
IN LAUCl-: ^•AlaKTY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Fair John, clerk, r. 824 Nineteenth
Fair Laura Mrs., r. 1722 Mis.sioii
Fair M. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1065 Market
Fair Rebecca, widow, r. Sickles Av nr Wyoming,
Ocean View
Fair Robert, plasterer, r. 8 k Falmouth
Fair Theresa Mrs., r. 1120 Pine
e^ Fair. See Phalr
Fair's Buildings, SW cor Sansome and Pine and 230
Montgomery
Fairbain Peter, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Fairbairn Richard Jr., painter, r. 219 Clara
Fairbalrn Robert, laborer J. Hammond & Co., r. 412
Fulton
Fairbank Charles K., traffic agent Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 138 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Fairbauk Herbert A., secretary Cal. Fruit Union, 507
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Fairbanks George, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Fairbanks Joseph, barber, 879 Seventeenth
Fairbanks Rolla D., carrier Post Office, r. 781 Mis-
sion
Fairbanks k Hutchinson (Henry L. Hutchinson)
scales, etc., 517-519 Market
Fairchild AbramM., yardman S. P. Co., r. 161 Six-
teenth
Fairchild Carrie S. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 311 Polk
Fairchild Charles, r. 040 Howard
Fairchild Charles, laborer Brooklyn Hotel
Fairchild George H., chief engineer stmr San Pablo,
r. 311 Polk
Fairchild George W., engineer Clay St. RR., r. 1222
Bush
Fairchild Harriet M. Miss, principal Grant Primary
School, r. 711 Jones
Fairchild J. Mrs., r. 6'i John
Fairchild James D., r. 606 Folsom
Fairchild John, collector, r. (>}i John
Fairchild Maria E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 311 Polk
Fairchild Richard H., freight clerk P. 0. 88. Co., r.
311 Polk
Fairchild Richard H. Jr., machinist Union Iron
Works, r. 311 Polk
Fainhild Samuel D., r. 184C Howard
Fairchild Susanna, widow, r. 3007 Sixteenth
Fairchild Will W., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
311 Polk
Falrclough Richard, r. 412 Francisco
Fairclough William, filling carrier 3. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 414 Francisco
Fairfield Daniel, longhoreman, r. 317 Harrison
Fairfield Herbert A., switchman S. P. Co., r. 1924
Stevenson
Fairfield Joseph, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1245
Mission
Fairfield Marshall, engineer, r. 1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Marshall J., driver, r. 1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Orlando W., sawyer Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r 316 Fremont
Falrgrieve William, foreman Whitney & Webster, r.
1348 Folsom
Fairman Maria L., widow, r. 1409 Bush
Fairmount Dairy, Mrs. H. Noble proptr, NW cor San
Jose Av and Thirtieth
Fairmount Primary School. Miss Clara M. Johnston
principal, Chenery nr Randall
Fairweather Alfred J., silesiuan Raphael Weill b
Co., r. 409 Steiner
Fairweather Davl.l, machinist Murray Bros.
Fairweather Helen B. MiHs, teacher Whittler Prim-
ary School, r. 631 Hayes
Fairweather J. Arthur, attorney at law, 63(5 Clay,
room 24. r Ki Grove
Fairweather Julian R . mnfr sash, doors, blinds and
shutters, 132-134 Berry, r. 407 Steiner
IIIPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Vm. SESTOiT. Asst i:iniEc:.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
(wasSn^tPm ST. 1- Producers of FINE TABLE fINEI
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
WIARBEUZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fairweather W., musician, r. '211 '<; Turk
Faison Samson L., spconii lieutenant Co. C, 1st In-
faiitiy, U. S. A., Presidio
Faist Clinrles G., plictosrapher, SE cor Fourth
Mul Market, r. 10'22 Vallejo
Faithful Charles M. (Faithful & Ryan) r. 130J4 Dor-
la ml
Faithful Edwin, enginepr. r. 130;< Borland
Faithful Harry R., cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.. r.
ia)i^ Dorlaud
Faithful .t Rynn (Charles M. Faithful and James E.
Ryan I Rlove leather factory, 115 Twenty. sixth, rear
Faivre John P., cook, r. SE cor Stanyan and Fell
Fttkayama Shu, porter Perkins & Wabhburn, r. 531
Jessie
Fake Kmeline, widow, r. 912 Scott
Fake William, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Fakes Joseph G., grlpman Sutter St. RR., r. 220 Cen-
tral Av
Faktor David, bartender Conrad Hildebrand, r. 1407
Powell
Falch Otto (Page & Falch) r. 1233 Ellis
Falck B. & Co. (Bernhard Faick) cigars and tobacco,
421 Montgomery
Falck Bernhard (B. Falck & Co.) r. 1709 Polk
Falck Emil, bookkeeper, r. 424 Mii na
Falck Ferdinand, druggist Alfred GroB, r. lllGrant Av
B^" Falck. See Falk
FhIco Adele, widow, dressmaking, 523 Pine
Falconer John, carpenter r. 1001 Minna
Falconer Robert S., secretary Enterprise Mill
and Building Co. and treasurer Pacific Casket
Co., office 217-225 Spear, r. Alameda
Falcoui Agostino, fisherman, r. 915 Battery, rear
Fale John, r. 476 Tehama
Fales Fernando S., drayman Cal. Paint Co., r. 1330
Florida
Fales Leonard D., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 923 Sutter
Faligon Victor, laborer Occidental Hotel
Falk Bertha, widow, r. 1213 Devisadero
Falk Edward, cigarmsiker, r. 1501 Scott
Falk Ernestine, teacher, r. 1213 Devisadero
Falk Frederick, painter, r. 3fi Norfolk
Falk Fritz, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Falk Harrv, r. 24 Lafavette
Falk Henry (Falk & Rietzke) r. 2437 Mission
Falk Hyman, collector Sec. 4, Sea Wall, r. 8 Russ
Falk Jerome (Falk & Simon) r. 417 Hvde
Falk Morris, agent, 118 Main, r. 145 Ellis
Falk Mortimer, foreman Koenigsberger, Falk &
Mayer, r. 1501 Siott
Falk Philip Mrs., r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Rny G., clerk W. D. Valentine & Co., r. 1910
Gough
Falk Sarah, widow, r. 24 Lafayette
Falk Samuel, r. 8 Rnss
Falk Samuel S., r. 1361 Folsom
Falk Solomon (Koenigsberger, Falk k Mayer) r. 1501
Scott
Falk & Rietzke (Henry Falk and Charles Rietzke)
barbers, 2437 Mission
Falk & Simon (Jerome Falk and Alexander Simon)
groceries and liquors, 801-803 Larkin
B^- Falk. See Falck
Falkenau Louis (Falkenau & Reese) r. San Rafael
FaHtenaii <& Reese (Louis Falkenau and Henry
W. Reese) proprietors State Assay Office, 328
Montgomery, room 16
Falkenberg Victor, carpenter, r. 308 Minna
Falkenhahn F., liquor saloon, 213 Sixth
Falken.ctein Chris., blacksmith Friedhofer & Son, r.
2032 Howard
Falkenstein G. A. k Son (Gustave A. and Isaac) shirt
mufrs, 711 Battery
Falkenstein George, helper Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
Handley Houpe
Falkenstein Gustave A. (G. A. Falkenstein & Son) r.
1503 Post
Falkenstein Henry (Falkenstein & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Fallicnntein Isaac (G. A. Falkenstein & Son) r. 1508
Post
Falkei;stein Mnx, clerk, r. 20(iEddy
Fall-enstcin .Monroe H., with Falkenstein & Co.,
Pa
Hot!"
ry
FALKENSTEIN & CO. (h.„ .
Faikeiistoiii) -wholesale cigars aiitl to-
bat-cu, N 10 cor Battery and Satcraiueiito
Falkinghani Edwin, luufr children's carriages, S a
Sixtefuth bet Folsom and Harrison
Falkingham Joseph F., clerk Hooper & Jennings, r.
Alameda
K7" Falkuer. See Faulkner
Fall Amanda, furrier, r.'S2H Perry
Fall Amelia, tailoress, r. 32}^ Perry
Fall George, bartender Mirror Saloon, r. 10 Carlos PI
Fall George, conductor N.B.andM. RR., r. 32^. Perry
Fall J., r. .545 Mission
Fall Louise, widow, r. 32^ Perry
6^- Fall. See Fault
Falle Andreas, copyist, r. 609 Pine
Faller Peter, coppersmith, r. 1717 Howard
Fallmer Rudolph, showcasemaker Jacob M. Miller,
r. Alameda
Fallon A. Mrs., r. 510 Geary
Fallon Edward F., stockraiser, r. 1607 Taylor
Fallon Edward L.. salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
209 Turk
Fallon Francis J., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, room
5, r. 1046 Folsom
Fallon James, cook, r. 153 J^ Third
Fallon James, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 1046
Folsom
Fallon James J., bartender, r. 1244 Howard
Fallon John, laborer, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
Fallon John, porter Mau, Sadler &"Co.,r. 1027 York
Fallon John, trackman N. B. and M. RR.
Fallon John, vegetableman, r. 362 Minna
Fallon John G., carpenter, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon Joseph, salesman, r. 15 Oak
Fallon M. Mrs., lodgings, 1046 Folsom
Fallon Margaret, widow, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Martin, carcleaner S. P. Co., r. Colma, Cal.
Fallon Matthew (Fallon k Buckley) and clerk
License Collector, r. 407 Powell
Fallon Michael, r. 1046 Folsom
Fallon Michael, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
Minna
Fallon Michael, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Fallon Michael, track cleaner N. B. and M. RR.
Fallon Michael M., bookkteper, r. 15 Oak
Fallon Thomas (estate of) 330 Pine, room 31
Fallon Thomas, carpenter S. P. Co., r. Colma, Cal.
Fallon Thomas, laborer, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon Thomas, tanner, r. Twenty-fifth nr Hamp-
shire
Fallon Thomns H., assistant bookkeeper Roth, Blum
& Co., r. 1215 Union
Fallon William, r. 120 McAllister
Fallon William, gripmnn Market St. RR., r. 533 Lott
Fallon William J., r. 351 Beale
Fallon it Buckley (Matthew Fallon and Christopher
A. Buckley) liquor saloon, 318 Bush
Falls Richard J., sergeant police, r. 308 Fifth
Falls Richard J. Jr., policeman, r. 225 Nineteenth
Falls Thomas J., engineer Hicks & Judd. r. 2511 Clay
Falls William F., bookkeeper Dolliver & Bro., r. 2511
Clay
Faltings Julius, clerk Puvogel & Beversen. r. NW cor
Sixth and Jessie
Falvey Edward A., woodturner Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 894 Seventeenth
Falvey Mary, dressmaking, 109 Jackson
Falvey Mary Mrs. dressmaking, 621 Washington
r. 3
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
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PRINTING PRESSES, PALKIER I REY, mMl mSOME SI
THE SASCROFT COMPftl^Y
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r i!vy Patrich J., hoJ carrier, r. HI Shipley I
iMiicber A. M. Mrs., r. 2)0 Kenrny |
i inrhiT Charles H., clerk Charlts B. Piatt, r. I:i2 ;
Sixth I
1 nil her Charles H. Jr., manager Charles B. Piatt, r.
i:« Sixth
1 uiuhcr Frank H., entry clerk Allison, Gray & Co.,
r. 5H3 Ellis
1 luher Ira, raining engineer, r. 1931 .Tessie
1 aiuher W. W.. clerk letter dept. Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. l'.i:il Jess-ie
laiicort Htnry. painter, r. 2210 Filbert
Faueiif Edward H.. machinist Williams & Orton,
r. lOoaM Golden Gate Av
Fanjoy William H., gilder McDermott & D'Arcy, r.
()29 Broadway
FankhauFer Christian, mnfr cigars, 610 Octavia
Faukhauser Eliza Miss, cigarmaker C. Faukhauser, r.
610 O.tavia
Fanning Edward, contractor, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Jauus. laborer, r. 6 Lombard
Fanning James, wool sorter, r. Railroad Av nr Gui-
ana
Fanning John, currier, r. Cortland Av., B. H.
Fanning John. poli,eman, r. 802 Green
Fanning John, ship carpenter, r. Railroad Av and
Guiana
Fanning Margaret, widow, r. 1T03 Mason
Fanning Nana JlisB, dressmaker, r. 17u3 Mason
Fanning Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Patrick, longshoreman, r. 511 Howard
Fanning Peter, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Thomas, baker, r. Teneriflfe nr Potomac
Fanning Thomas, tanner, r. Railroad Av nr Guiana
Fanning Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Green and Mason
Fannon Thomas, tanner J. 0. Rued & Co., r. 2 Grant
Alley
rantin Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 217 Tehama
Fantini Antonio (Sartori & Fantini) r. Roma Hotel
Faraco Geunaro, teamster, r. liOTJ^ Kearny
Faraco James, teamster, r. 1407 }i Kearny
Faracy Redmond, blacksmith's helper I. Burns, r.
Shasta Street House
Faradny Richard B., solicitor Brown, Craig & Co., r.
933 Fifteenth
Farciot Charles O., inventor and mechanical engi-
neer, r. 6 Tnrk
Fardelius Frederick, master schr Bertha Dolbeer,
oflHce 10 California, room 3
Fardy Dennis, liquor saloon, cor Cortland Av and San
Bruno Road ^
Fareno Peter A., helper Dow Steam Pump Works, r.
2 Quincy PI
Farey Julius, mnfr mirrors, 121 Washington, r. 1312
Kearny
Fargo Ciilvin F., r. Union Club
Furgo E. A. & Co. (Earl A. and Jerome B. Fargo)
importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 316
Front
Fargo Esrl A. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. 1919 Sutter
Fargo E. D., engineer Cal. St. RR.. r. 1J34 Ciilifornla
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Faigo & Co.) r. I3lit O'Farrell
Faruue John P.. engineer, r. 327 Francisco
Farhner George W.. gripman Market St. RR., r. 20U
Golden G^te Av
Faria Joao. S' aman, r. Ill Jackson
Faria Jose V.. seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Farina Frai cis, tailor, r. 212 Prospect PI
FariKh Adam T.. r. 629 Clay
Farish Anthony L.. deputy U. S. Marshal, r. Alameda
Farish James R., editor Herald of Trade, 415 Market,
r. Oakland
Farless Thomas A. (Pettigrew & Farless) r. .517 Mason
Farley Bernurd, liquor saloon, junction Ocean House
and Old Mission Roads
Farley Charles, parcel clerk O'Connor. Moffatt & Co.,
r. 225 Eighth
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IN THE
KXAMINER
BRIMG GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
ijrponxEn.s and de.^lkh.i in
O ^^ R, r» !£: T s
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Farley Daniel E , master mariner, r. 2011 Taylor
Farley E '.ward, milker Charles Felch, r. Athens nr
Brazil Av, Excelsior Homestead
Farliy Elliott, policeman, r. 215 Fifteenth
Farley Frank E , assibtaut pressman Evening Post, r.
Oakland
Farley Henry, clerk, r. 132 Liberty
Farley Huah F, storekeeper Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. Chestnut bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Farley James, boots and shoes, 1631 Market, r. 2607
Pulk
Farley James, driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. Oakland
Farley James C. bartender Bernard Farley, r. junc-
tion Ocean House and Old Mission Roads
Farley John F.. liquor saloon. 20i; Sutter, r. 821 Haight
Farley John S., plumber, r. 132 Liberty
Farley Mamie Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
& Sm, r. 2016 Taylur
Farley Margaret, groceries and liquors, NE cor Dun-
can and Guerrero
Farley Margaret, tailoress, r. Chestnut bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Farley Mary, tailoress, r. Chestnut bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Farley Matthew T., tinsmith, r. 2607 Polk
Farley Newton S., i lerk Custom House, r. 2006 Mason
Farley Owen, s aman stmr San Jose. r. 43 Vallejo
Farley Patrick, capitalist, r. 821 Haight
Farley Patrick, stairbuilder. r. 132 Liberty
Farley Patrick, upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon, r. 35 Ji
Welsh
Farley Richard, with John F. Farley, r. 821 Haight
Farley Thomas, coal passer stmr Acapuico
Farley Thomas, woodturner, r. SW cor Duncan and
Guerrero
Farley's Old Corner, junction Ocean House and Old
Mission Roads
Farman Andrew F.. tailor, r. 1007 California
Farraar Frederick C, compositor Bulletin, r. 1713
Stockton
Farmar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1713
Stockton
Farmer Henry A., seaman, r. 1412 Powell
Fanner Henry E., clerk Custom House, r. 1409J!;
Mason
Farmer James A., salesman Kast & Co., r. UOdH Ms-
son
Farmer J. D., conductor Sutter St. RK.,r. 1023 Devisa-
dero
Fanner Thomas, poultry dealer, r. 533 Seventeenth
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Savings (in liquida-
tion) L. G. Harvey secretary, 313 California
FariiKTS and Merchants' Business Ayency,
H. M. Covert manager, C. P. Crow financier, 203
Sacramento
Farmers' Co-operative Union (Stockton) branch of-
fice, Paulsi 11 .fe Wilbur managers. 314 California
Faruaui Oliver J., clerk H. J. Hinck. r. 829 Polk
F'irnan Henry, laborer, r. 100 Freelon
Farnan James M . clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. San Muteo
Farnell John W., photographer, r. 632 Eighteenth
Farney Henrv. waiter Cremoine Theater
Farnlieia Charles P., vice-president Anglo-Ne-
vada Assurance Corporation, 410 Pine. r. Cosmos
Club
Farnbam Charles W., bookkeeper H. Wetherbee, r.
Fruit Vale
Farnliam E. Mrs., r. 16 Birch Av
Farnham Eben B., miner, r. American ExchanKe
Hotel
Farnham James G.. r. 921 Dolores
Farnham Jeremiah W., master mariner, r. 921 Do-
lores
Farnham J. H. & Co. (John H. Farnham and Pciirson
H. Preble) shipwrights and sparmukers. 24 How-
ard
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 Sansoiiie St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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IMrOUTKUS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>ij>e FiUincK. nil Nizm.
309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 P;iARKET STREET
Farnliani .Toliii, nianaspr Cry.stal Bathing Co.,
317-3-Jl Bay, r. 1010 I'liion
Farnham John Jr.. stiuU'nt, r. 1010 Union
Farnham John H. (J. H. Faruham * Co.) r. 824 Fil-
bert
Farnham John M., laborer SubsiBtence Dept U. S. A.,
r. 1052 Folsom
1^" Farnham. See Farnum and Fernham
Farnla-her .-Vdam, baker, r. 1134k Bryant
Farno William E., smelter Pac. Metal Works, r. Oak-
land
FarnsAvortli Andre-vvC, importer and -whole-
sale dealer hardware, 109 California, room 15, r.
1510 California
Farnsworth Charles F., miner, r. 681 Mission
Farnsworth David L. (Farnsworth & Ruggles) r. 125
Golden Gate Av
Farnsworth Edward P., special agent Hutchinson &
Maun
Fariisworth Elias D., manager Metropolitan Plate
Glass Ins. Co., 324 California, r. 105 Scott
Farnsworth George J., salesman, r. 418 Sutter
Fariisworth Henry H., painter, r. 029 Brysut
Farnsworth Julian W., salesman Mitchell & Peterson
r. 20 Laurel PI
Farnsworth Mary E., widow, r. 20 Laurel PI
Farnsworth William O., superintendent Occidental
Laundry, r. '.'008 Jackson
Famswortli & Haggles (David L. Farnsworth
and John Ruggles) draymen, 100 California
Farnnin Charles E. , physician and surgeon,
and demonstrator nnatomy Cooper Medical Col-
lege, ofiBce and r. 672 Mission cor Third, of&ce
hours 7.30 to 8.30 A. M., 12 M. to 2.30 P. M., and
evenings
8^" Farnum. See Farnham
Faro Daniel, stableman N. B. and M. KR., r. 122
Twenty-fifth
Farquhar Charles, driver James Tomkinson, r. 774
Mission
Farquharson Charles D., capitalist, r. 620 Sutter
Farqtiharsoii David, president California Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 1 Powell, r. Oakland
Farquhar.son Henry C, deputy U. S. Internal Revenue
r. 223 Post
Farquharson John, molder, r. 325}^ Bush
B^ Farquharson. See Ferguson
Farr Clarence C. teamster Horace Davis & Co., r.
1030 Twenty-second
Farr Edward, boxniaker, r. 918 Bryant
Farr George M., wheelwright, r. 918 Bryant
Farr Michael, liquor saloon, foot Powell
Farr Ray, printer, r. 918 Bryant
Farr Willi.im, compositor Hotel Gazette, r. New At-
lantic Hotel
Farra M., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Farragut Fire Insurance Co. (New York) Conrad &
Maxwell general agents, 421 California
Farran James, teamster, r. 320 Vallejo
Farran R. F., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Farran Samuel M.. r. 2041 Mission
Farran Samuel M. Mrs , millinery, 2041 Mission
Farran Theresa, wirlow, r. 1633 West Mission
{0" Farran. See Farren, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
Farraut Frerlerick W.. r. 1084M Howard
Farrant Harriet, varieties, 1084 3^ Howard
Farrant William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r, 538
Folsom
Farrar Benjamin F., upholsterer, 1.55.5-15.59 Market
Farrar Frederick W., vice-president Cal. Gas Fixture
Co., 124 Sutter, r. 13 J^ Dearborn PI
Farrar William M., live stock denier, r. 236 Fair Oaks
Farrell Alice, widow, r. Silver Av nr King
Farrell Andrew teamster C. A. Warren, r. 216 Ninth
Farrell Annie Mrs., bakery. 207 Sixth
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 3 Johnson
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 42 Clara
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 1602 Pacific Av
Farri'll Charles, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 2405
Clay
Farrell Charles J., printer, r. 36 Tenth
Fiirrill C. O., oiler ntuiT lity of Pfking
Farrell Daniel, saloon keeper, r. 847 Howard
Farr.U David, clerk Sherman S. Jewett A: Co., r. 521
Howard
Farrell Edward butcher, r. 2196 Filbert
Farrell Edward (Farrell k Bell) r. 828 Union
Farrell Edward, marble cutter, r. 214 Langton
Farrell Eilwnrd. tinsmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladd<-r No. 4
Farrell Elsie L., telegraph operator, r. 25 Hawthorne
Farrell Florence J., boilermaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farn-U Frank, gatekeeper S. F. Bridge Co., r. 507
Bush
Farrell Frank E., carpenter, r. 2.508 Post
Farrell Frederick J., salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,
r. 1804 Bush
Farrell George, fireman stmr Garden City, r. 128 Sil-
ver
Farrell George, waiter stmr Granada
Farrell Henry K.. machinist, r. 922 Illinois
Farrell Henry O., carrier Post Office, r. 434 Tehama
Farrell James, carpenter, r. 526 Alabama
Farrell James, fon man United Carriage Co., r 44
Sixth
Farrell James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Precita Av bet Howard and Mission
Farrell James, pork butcher, St. Thomas nr Yazoo
Farrell James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farrell James, watchman Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
N 8 Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Farrell James Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors,
458 Natoma
Farrell James J., clerk, r. NW cor Point Lobes and
Ninth Avs
Farrell James J., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
965 Harrison
Farrell James W., policeman, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell J. F., clerk, r. 1415 Stockton
Farrell John, engineer, r. 257 Tehama
Farrell John, morocco finisher Norton Tanning Co.,
r. Manitoba nr 8t. John
Farrell John, real estate and stock broker, r. 1136
Green
Farrell John, steward, r. Tennessee bet Sierra and
Napa
Farrell John D. Mrs., female employment oflace, 705
Polk
Farrell John H., carpenter, r. 828 Union
Farrell John J., driver Whitney, Standard and Oak-
land Transfer Co., r. 913 Montgomery
Farrell John J., laborer Custom House, r. 42 Clara
Farrell John M., carpenter, r. 773 Harrison
Farrell John M., cork cutter, r. 207 Sixth
Farrell John T., tinsmith, r. 442 Valencia
Farrell Joseph, bagmaker, r. 2015 Powell
Farrell Joseph, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Farrell Joseph F., blacksmith and horseshoer. 2136
O'Farrell
Farrell Joseph P., wood worker McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 1104 Seventeenth
Farrell Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 773 Harrison
Farrell L. Mrs., stenographer C. E. Whitney ..^c Co., r.
Oakland
Farrell Martin, teamster, r. 821 M Montgomery
Farrell TSIary, widow, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell Mary, cook, r. 920 Pine
Farrell Mary Mrs., r. 965 Harrison
Farrell Matthew, r. 1-51 Clara
Farrell Matthew, contractor, r. E s Eureka bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Farrell Michael, bartender Stelling Bros., r. 535
Howard
Farrell Michael, boilermaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Michael, foreman Gibbs' U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 2405 Clay
EVERY 1>ESCKIP1'I«X <JF
TJ3Sr 13 E I?, AATE -A.lt
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manurscturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
(WASHINfiTON ST,
i Proprietors Of llie Orleans Vineyari
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457
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Farrell Micliael, nioldcr Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works r. Oakland
Farrell Mlcharl, painter, r. tlfi Minna
Farrell Mi( bael, proptr Tlie Greeu House, NW cor.
Sierra and Maryland
Farrell .Michael, wood and coal, o94 Fulton
Farr-ll Michael J., boots and shoes. I'JO Third
Farrell Michael W. (Burnett & Farrell) r. 8U Twen-
ty-sixfh
Farrell Patrick, quartermaster strnr Granada
Farrell Patrick, clerk Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 303 Eddy
Farrell Patrick, laborer, r. .^21 Howard
Fairell Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Twentieth and
Point Lobos Avs
Farrell Patrick, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Farrell Patrick F., clerk D. R. Billings & Co., r. 1420
Sto.kton
Farrell Patrick H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. cor
Ninth and Point Lobos Avs
Farrell Peter, tireman, r. 9^5 Harrison
Farrell Peter, plasterer, r. Folsoni nr Twenty-seventh
Farrell Peter, stevedore, r. 58 Tehama, rear
Farrell Peter, switchman 8. P. Co., SE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Farrell Samuel B., advertising agent, r. 502 Washing-
ton
Farrell Simon J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 2546 Fol-
som
Farrell Susan, widow, r. 1206 Union
Farrell T., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Farrell Thomas, cook, r. 97 Stevenson
Farrell Thomas, liquor snloon. NW cor Point Lobos
ana Ninth Avs
Farrell Thomas, railroad man, r. 109 Wood
Farrell Thomas, Jr., horsetrainer, r. NW cor Point
Lobos and Ninth Avs
Farrell Thomas J., molder, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Thomas J., plumber Duffey Bros., r. 17 Caro-
line
Farrell Thomas L.. carpenter, r, 124 Clipper
Farrell Thomas O.. laborer, r. 140t) Powell
F^inell Thomas R., laborer, r. 42 Clara
Farrell Timothy A., teamster Preston & McKinnon, r.
SI) Tenth
Fa' rell W. B. Mrs., r. 903 Larkin
Farrell William, painter, r. 17 Caroline
Fiirrell William, teamster S. H. Depuy, r. 217 Tenth
Farrell William, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
F:irrell William A., cooper, r. 1000 Bryant
Farrell William B., boilermaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell William D., laborer S. P. Co., r. 427 Stevenson
Farr.Il William L., boatman, r. 214 Langton
Farrell William M., engineer, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell William P., clerk, r. 458 Natoma
Farrell William T., sheep butcher, r. W s St. Thomas
nr Yazoo
Farrell Jt Bell (Edward Farrell and Frank C. Bell)
contractors, 638 Market
K?" Farrell. See O'Farrell
Fnrr^ Uy James M,, bartender, r. 208 J^ Francisco
Fnrrelly John, boilermaker, r. 526 Fifteenth
Farrelly John A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and
Loan Snc, r. American Exchange Hotel
Farrelly Michael, liquor saloon, Meiggs Wharf, r.
■20SM Francisco
Farten Mrs,, nurse, r. 1144 Howard
Farren Andrew J., with J. W. Farren, r. 500 Harrison
Farien Bernard, chipper Weed & Kingwell, r. 11 Bry-
ant Av
Farren Dennis, paver, r, 212 First
Farren James, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Farren John, bartender, r. 338 Ritch
Farren John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 505
Howard
Fari-pii .TohnW., blacksmith and waponmaker,
l.'l Beale, r. 500 Harrison
Farren .loUn W. Jr., bookkeeper J. W. Farren,
r. 500 Harrison
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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NEWS!
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ORIENTAL RUCS.
641 to 617 MAEKET STEEET.
Farren Mary Mrs., r. 244 Perry
Farren Robert E., inspector Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 202 Seventh
Farren Thomas, butcher, r, 23 Federal
Farren Thomas, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Farren William D,, chief field deputy Assessor, r.
202 Seventh
1^" Farren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
Farrend Arth»ir, plumber William F. Wilson
Farrene William, cook, r. 358 Clementina
Farricy Robert, laborer S, F. Gas Light Co.. r. W a
Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Farrier Hiram L., collector Tnbbs & Co.,r. East Oak-
land
Farrig Otto, waiter, r. 10 Carlos PI
Farrlngton Bernard, hackman, r. 2 Zoe PI
Farriugton Elvin D., clerk Ciibtom House, r. Oak-
laud
Farrlngton Elvin D. Jr., clerk Union Pac.Ry.,r. Oak
land
Farrlngton James W., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1633 Sacramento
Farrlngton Joseph W., real estate, r. 102 San Job6 Av
Farrlngton Nelson, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 435
Pine
Farris James H., hostler City RR., r. 321 Pacific
Farro Joseph, longshoreman, r. 322 Vallejo
Farron B. Mrs., widow, seamstress, r. 528 Twenty-
third
Farron Bernard, laborer, r. 11 Preston PI
Farron Rodney, seaman stmr San Bias
Farron William N., teamster, r. 528 Twenty-third
Farry Henry A., clerk William Davis, r. SE cor Kos-
ciusko and Old Hickory, B, H.
Farrv John, fruit peddler, SE cor Kosciusko and Old
Hickory, B, H.
Farwell George, driver, r. 264 First
Farwell George W., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1017
Larkin
Farwell Joseph A., student, r. 1028 Bush
Farwell Sarah K., widow, r. 1028 Bush
Farwell Willard B., capitalist, 324 Pine, room 3, r.
2813 Steiner
Fasanotti Antonio Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Fasell Richard, shoemaker, r. 11 Telegraph PI
FasUioii Carriagre Factory, A. Folsom & Son
proprietors, 217 Ellis
Fashion Stables, Alexander McCord & Co. pro-
prietors, 221 Ellis
Fasinetti Angelo, candyraaker, r. 1520 Powell
Fasinetti Constadiuo. candy maker, r. 1520 Powell
Faskett Louis, salesman, r. 120 Post
Fasnacht Louis, bartender Hageman and Haquette, r.
229 Sixth
Fass Aaron, tailor, 648 >4 Commercial, r. 1605 Jones
Fass Brothers (Nathan and Jacob) merchant tailors,
513 Kearny
Fass Jacob (Fass Bros.) r. 623 California
Fass Julius E., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 112 Valley
Fass Nathan (Fass Bros.) r. (>23 California
^ Fass. See Faass
Fasser Anton, laborer, r. Deharo nr Mariposa
Fassett Charles E., ho«tler Potrero and B. V. RR,, r.
N s Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Fassett Fred H., entry clerk Cunningham, Curtiss b
Welch, r. 2025 Pacific Av
l^assett Harris H., surveyor Homo Mutual Ins. Co., r.
2025 Pacific Av
Fassett H. C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins Co., r. 2025
Pacific Av
Fassett Julius F., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 23-24, r. 828 Twentieth
Fassett Thomas A., clerk, r. 308 Scott
Fassett Thomas O., sailnmker U. 8. Navy, r. 308 Scott
Fassett Willard O.. machiniht, r. 308 Scott
Fassett Willi.', clerk, r. l(r>5 Twenty first
FaHSev Charles .\,, stewsnl, r, 711 Stockton
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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458
FAY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrOKTKKS OK
GALVANIZED AND COMIVION
All Sizes iiikI Nuiiiher.s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fflssliauir William J., barber. 118 Fifth, r. 405 Folsom
Fassin Louis, uiachiuist, Deliiic Hi Meber, r. 824
Montgomery
Fasslei- Berniirdin, liqimr saloon, 301 East, r. Oakland
Fassler Joseph, propti- Del Moute Dairy, W s Mission
nr Six Mile House
Fassler Sigmund, teamster, r. San Bruno Hotel
Fiissmauu Anton, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Fassmnnu Eugene F., clerk Will & Finck, r. 927
Golden Gate Av
Fasteneau Herman, cook John H. Mentz, r. 544 First
Fat.jo Joaquin, boardins, 130G Polk
Fatthauer Henry, engineer Fortmann & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Fatz Jacob, mnfr shawl and bookstraps, 1G3 Jessie
Faubell Henry, clerk Goldman & Son, r. 575 Sixteenth
Faubee John, butcher, r. 2432 Sacramento
Fanbel Kate Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 575 Sixteenth
Faubel Phillip, butcher, r. 575 Sixteenth
Faude George (Faude & Co.) r. G02 Mission
Faude & Co. (George Fande and Frederick Albrecht)
liquor saloons, 638 Commercial. 602 Mission, and
NE cor California and Montgomery
Faulhaber Pirman, cigarmaker D. Barry, r. 1229 Fol-
80 m
Faulkner Charles, hackman, r. 754 Mission
Faulkner Eaton, machine hand Young & Thomson, r.
507 Fourth
Faulkner Edward G., apprentice McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 240 J^ Perry
Faulkner George L., salesman Palmer & Rey, r. Oak-
land
Faulkner Harry J., paperruler J. B, Mclntyre, r. 1313
Kearny
Faulkner Henry W., physician, 906 Market
Faulkner James H., teacher wrestling Olympic Club,
r. 516^ Jones
Faulkner Thomas, laborer, r. 290 Twenty-second
Faulkner Thomas, porter Austin & Phelps, r. 240J<J
Perry
Faulkner William, clerk, r. 108 Cumberland
Faulkner William B., clerk local freight otfice S. P.
Co., r. 1425 Mission
1^" Faulkner. See Falkner
Fault John A., capitalist r. 1209 Sutter
Faull William (Merry, Faull & Co.i r. 2023 Broadway
B^" Faull. See Fall
Fnulstach Thaddeus, liquor saloon, 401 Fifth
Faure Albert V., clerk N. Clark & Sons, r. 732 Lom-
bard
Faure Ambrose, cook. r. 815J^ Vallejo, rear
Faure Emile. driver Janigg & Michel, r. Nevada bet
Indian;! and Iowa
Faure Emile, laborer Occidental Hotel, r. 820 Bush
Faure Henry E., bookkeeper N. Clark & Sons, r. 732
Lombard
Faure Hypolite, French laundry, 511 Hyde
Faure Julie, laundress Mrs. Vital Dufranc, r. 1122
Dupont
Faure Lawrence, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1110 Kearny
Faure Sophie, widow, r. 732 Lombard
Fauser Charles, butcher, W s Railroad Av nr Para-
guay
Fauser John, groceries and liquors, 118 Guerrero
Fauser William, butcher Charles Fauser, r. W s Rail-
road Av nr Paraguay
Fauss Annie, widow, r. cor Noe and Elizabeth
Fauss Edward L., clerk Zadig, WoUberg & Co., r. cor
Noe and Elizabeth
Fauss Louis, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mission
Fauss O. «& Co. (Otto Fauss and B. and Gustave
Kleinclaus) proprietors Willows Brewery, SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Fauss Otto (O. Fauss k Co.) r. 609 Nineteenth
Fauss Otto Jr.. clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 609
Nineteenth
e^ Fauss. See Fouse, Fos and Foss
Faust H( nry W., astronomer, r. 307 Fourth
Faust Johannes L., showcase maker William Proll, r.
291!) Pierce
Fanstiiio Ignaclo, bartender, r. Ill Jackson
Fauth Luwicnce, baiber Theodore C. Lampe, r. 501
Geary
Fauth Lorenz, barber, r. 501 Geary
Faiitsch Francis E , landscape gardener, NE cor Bu-
chanan and Washington
Fautz Henry, painter, r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz William (Claus Wreaen & Co.) r. 2217 Tay-
lor
Fava Amado, fruits and vegetables, 1504 Folsoni
Fava Innocenza, plaster decorations, r. 404 Minna
Favarel Louip, wholesale wines and liquors, 1500
Polk, and liquor saloon SE cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Favilla C. k Co. (Cherubino FaviUa) cabinetmakers,
1513 Stockton
Favilla Cherubino (0. Favilla & Co.) and cigar mnfr,
445 Broadway
Favilla Luigi, salesman 0. Favilla & Co., r. 1515
Stockton
Favor A. M. Miss, teacher decorative art, 841 Market
Favor Charles S., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1706!^ Jessie
Favor Chauucey O., machinehand H. L. B. Chace, r.
417 Twenty-eighth
Favor Elbert L., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 417
Twenty eighth
Favor Kimbal, physician and surgeon, 841 Market
Favre Antoinette Miss, r. 1320 Stockton
Favre August, bartender, r. 1205 Stockton
Fawcett George H., clerk, r. 17 Florence
Fawcett R., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Fawcett Richard, r. 915 Polk
Fawcett Robert, carritr The Guide, r. 17 Florence
Fawcett Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 69 Centre
Market, r. 803 Montgomery
Fawcett Thompson, agent Kingan & Co., pork pack-
ers, 69 Flood Bldg
Fay Mrs., r. 568 Misfion
Fay Andrew, butcher, 1573 Market, r. 1520 Twenty-
fourth
Fay Bernard, whitener John Q. Garfield, r. 2514 Post
Fay Bridget, r. 24 Zoe, rear
Fay Charles W., teacher St. Ignatius' College, r. 824
Grove
Fay Edward, r. 28 Seventh
Fay Edward (Doyle .^ Fay) r. 2315 California
Fay Edward, musician, r. 946 Harrison
Fay Edward M. K. Mrs., widow, r. 55 Tehama
Fay Frank R., clerk Bigley, Hope & Co., r. 1.t18 How-
ard
Fay George, teamster, r. 1181^ Washington
Fay James, policeman, r. 907)^ Mi.?sion
Fay James A., brassflnisher "Thomas Day & Co., r.
212 Francisco
Fay James E.. brassflnisher J. Koylance, r. 11 Minna
Fay J. C, engineer Frederick H. Green, r. NE cor
Third and Brannan
Fay John, laborer, r. 19 Georgia
Fay John, pianomaker R. Fay, r. Henderson Av
Fay John, real e.state, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 769 Mission
Fay John, wirewovker and foreman Engine No. 2, r.
412 Bush
Fay John Jr., clerk The State Investment and Ins.
Co.. r. 2014 Powell
Fay Julius, bookkeeper G. Verdier & Co., r. 716 Leav-
enworth
Fay Katherine, domestic 829 Folsom
Fay Lizzie, domestic 140 Page
Fay Lucy Mrs., r. 281 Minna
Fay Luke, clerk tJ. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 2014
Powell
Fav M. Mrs., janitress South Cosmopolitan Primary
" School, r. 9 Tay
SPECIAL PATTERNS
MS' AND JOpS' MS
"THE HASTING
5)
ORIENT lis. Co, OF HABTFOP
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,438.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOiT, Asst. Miniger.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
( •Z21
(MARKLT ST.
IE00KBINDER3, EIIGRAVEES, ETC.
FAY
459
FEE
Fay MargHret, widow, r. lUH Minna
Fiiy Martin, driver J. Henry Kruse, r. 2544 Folsom
Fay Mary, widow, r. 59 Mlniia
Fay Maiy A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mnrSi-hool, r. 212 Francipco
Fay Max H.. bookseller, r. iOl Powell
Fay M.'iry Miss, presser John F. Snow, r. 915 Bryant
Fay Miiiiael, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 3251 Mis-
sion
Fay Mi.haol C, janitor, r. 9 Tay
Fay Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 712 Bush
Fay N< Hie Miss, student, r. 546 Turk
Fay Patrick, bakery. 420 Third
Fay Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Fay Peler, boatman, r. 212 Francisco
Fay Peter Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 212 FrauclBoo
Fav Philip J . clerk, r. 8:U Orove
Fay Philip S., cli-rk, r. b3l Grove
xAl liUijJjIll piano manufact-
urer, 1739 Mission, r. Henderson Av
Fay Rose .Miss, teacher Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. '212 Francisco
Fay Sarah, r. 337 Tehama
Fay Seymour J. (Roundey & Fay) r. 521 Pine
Fay Stephen, clerk, r. 438)4 Jessie
Fay Stephen, whipmaker, and extraman Engine No. 2
Fay Thomas, compositor William M. Hinton & Co.,
r. 54 Minna
Fay Thomas, expressman, r. 510 Shotwell
Fay Thomas, fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.
1917 Harrison
Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
Fay TboniHs, laborer, r. 210 First, rear
Fay Thomas, molder City Iron Works, r. 922 Battery
Fay Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1518 Howard, rear
Fay William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. Godeus nr
Mission
•^ Fay. See Fahey and Fey
Fayerweather & Ladew. mnfrs Hoit's Belting (New
" York) J. W. Girvin & Co. agents. 2-4 California
Faymonville Bernard, assistant secretary Fire-
manp Fund Insurance Co.. r. 25u2 Fillmore
Fazackerlcy Robert E., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. NE
cor Guerrero and Alvarado
Fearn Barbara B. Miss, dressmaking, 112 St. Ann's
Bldg
Feern George A., painter, r. 21 Sumner
Fearr P. J., compositor Alta
Feat.herston Jolin N., cashier Langley &
Michaels, r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Mary, widow, r. 1805 Jones
Featherstoii Patrick, wool warehouseman, r. 608 Bush
Featherston Peter, solicitor Brown, Craig & Co., r. 17
Zoe
Featherstone James, watchman Pae. Rolling Mill, r.
135 Shipley
Feathf-rstone Tliomas, teamster, r. 135 Shipley
Featherstone William, machinist, r. 31!') Fourth
Fechheimer Bf-njamin C, manager Plaza Stores, 706-
';20 Kearny, r. 1313 Goush
Fechiheimer Ciiiirles S., clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, toljacco, boots, shoes, etc., 706-720
Kearny, r. 1313 Gough
Fechtieimer, Goodkind & Co. (Martin S. Fech-
heimer, Henry Goodkind, Charles E. Adler,
Charles Fishel and Henry Kronthal) wholesale
clothiers, 16-18 Sansome
Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.)
r. New York
Fechter George H., r. 325 Ellis
Fechter John, engineer, r. 69 Minna
Fecker Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Feddersen William, groceries and liquors, 1038 Bry-
ant, r. 1036 Bryant
Feddis Maria, domestic 1900 Franklin
Feder Abraham S., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder &
Co.,r. 914 G'Farrell
w, & J, mm & CO,
AIR MATTRESSES
•MADE TO 0RD2R.
641 to 647 PVJARKET STREET.
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KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Feder Isidor, tailor, 631 Sacramento, r. 031 Larkln
Feder Jerome A., clerk Lippman Bros., r. 436)4
Hayes
Feder Louis, commission merchant, 35 Battery, r.
2911 Pine
Feder Moses M., coal dealer, office 35 Battery, r. 914
O'Farrell
Feder Robert, dry goods, 415-417 Hayes, r. 430)4
Hayes
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1224 Golden
Gate Av
Federal Hotel, Josephine Dicaud proptr, 1205 Stockton
Federated Trades Union, 927 Mission
Federleiu Isaac J., clothing and furnishing goods,
2740 Howard
Federlein Jay. piiblishfr Daily Shipping and Hotel
News, 415 Market, r. 2740 Howard
Feederle Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Flnkeldey, r.
Yolo bet I tah and Nebniska
Feehan Edmund T., carrier Post Office, r. 715 Clemen-
tina
Feehan I. Emmet, clerk Harrison & Dickson, r. 31
Linden Av
Feehan William, real estate, r. 715 Clementina
Feehan William F., wood and coal, 124 Fell, r. 31
Linden Av
Feehllng Gibson, street contractor, r. 937 Twenty-
second
Feeley Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Taylor
Feeley James, foreman cannery, r. 553 Mission
Feeley John, coi, tractor, r. 019)4 Minna
Feeley John, hostler, r. 643 Post
Feeley Lizzie, domestic 1914 Sacramento
Feeley William, engineer, r. 26 Decatur
Feely Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, 641
Commercial
Feely Francis, tanner Morris Vetterlein, r. NW cor
juniper and Bryant
Feely James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 621 Har-
rison
Feely James V., sheet iron worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. cor Brvant and Juniper
Feely Joseph, stock clerk M. & T. Well & Co., r.
1102 Howard
Feely Michael J., carpenter, r. 401 Hyde
Feely Thomas, hackmati. r. 310 Kearny
Feenan Charles P., machinist George E. Hoyt, r. 522
Pine
Feenan James, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
F.-enan Michael, r. St. Rose's Av nr Johnston Av
Feenan Sarah, d'>me8tic, 2223 Pacific Av
Feeney Andrew F., cooper, r. 432 Linden .\v
Feeney Bridget C, widow, r. 1025 Vallpjo
Feeney Catherine, widow, r. 432 Linden Av
Feeney Edward, shoetinisher, r. 432 Limlen Av
Feeney Edward T., driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. 1025Vallejo
Feeney Ellen, widow, r. 408H Natoma
Feeney James bakery and groceries cor Thirteenth
and Isis
Feeney James, driver Sutter St. RR.
Feeney James, extraman Engine No. 15, r. 1621 Post
Feeney James, molder. r. 40ti!i Natoma
Feeney James, shoecutter, r. 1107 Pierce
Feeney James L.. machinist, r. Hundley House
Feeuey John, r. 1719 Larkin
Feeney John J., plumber, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney John J., watchman Golden Gate Flouring
Mill. r. 738M Clementina
Feenev Joseph, bootmaker, r. 1107 Pierce
Feenev Joseph, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1.320 Fulton
Foeiiev Mart-'aret, widow, r. 1621 Post
Feeney Mariiu. laborer, r. 508 Brannan
Feeney Martin, molder, r. 114 Ptrry
Feeney Mary Mrs., r. 37 Ring-'ld
Fe. ney Mary T. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Michael, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
LAEGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & M'^
S.l.X FR.%N<IJ«'0. « .11..
4»KTI..i.M>. «>K.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '"°^' '^"*'S.t,caH^fr.Ma
FEE
460
EEL
W. W, Montague &. Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOR K.VXn. M'lXU-MII.K AXn lM»WKIt.
AIjL. SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Feeney M. J. with Willinni Feeiicy, r. 'J()8J<i Eleventh
Feeiipy Patrick, liiborer, r. 4.''i5 Minna
Feeney P. .1., cIitI;, r. 780^ Stevenson
Feeney Stephen, laborer, r. 52 Silver
Feeney Thomas, with Keane Bros., r. 52 Silver
Feeney William, bartender James Taylor, r. 37
Ringold
Feeny J.ihn, boilermaker, r. 277 Minna
Feeiiy Mary Miss, r. 2937 Sixteenth
Feeny Patrick J., teamster Whittier. Fuller & Co., r.
322 Fremont
Feeny Timothy, laborer, r. Folsomnr Preclta Av, B.H.
Feeuv William P., car builder Sutter St. RR., r. 418
Vfillejo
Feff Gustav, cook, r. 5i4M Natoma
Fegan Christopher, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
419 Second
Fegan James, machinist, r. 419 Second
Fegan John, longshoreman, r. 419 Second
Fegan Joseph, calker, r. 9 Alemany
IK?" Fegnu. See Fagan, Fagen and Fagin
Fchd George, musical instrument repairer, r. 3 Lewis
PI
Fehlemelcher August, liquor saloons, 649 Clay and 1
Garden
Fehler Heury, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Wisconsin bet Napa and Sierra
Fehnemanu Benjamin, journalist, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann Charles H., clerk, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann Minna, widow, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehrenbach Albert, liquor saloon and boarding, 547
Howard
Fehrenbach Mary, widow, r. Godeus nr Mission
Fehrenbacher William, laborer U. S. Brewery, r. 1008
Natoma
Feiit Herman, bartender Peters Bros., r. 919 Clay
Feibush Marcus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Geary
and Octavia
Feig Alexander, furniture, 151 Third, r. 12J^ Hub-
bard
Feig Michael, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co., r. 12)4
Hubbard
Feig Ralph, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1318 O'Far-
rell
Feig Seaman, finisher Friedrichs & Gercke, r. 12 J^
Hubbard .
Feige Henry, carpenter and builder, 3 Lick Alley, r.
1024}^ Capp
Feige Henry Jr., carpenter, r. 1024 M Capp
Feige Robert, merchant tailor, 921 Howard
Feigel John, maltster U. S Brewery, r. 624 Fulton
Feigeubaum Benedict {Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 505 Van
Ness Av
Feigenbaum David, drayman, r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph {Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Feigeubaum Julius, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co.,
r. 505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum L. B., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
505 Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Louis, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
11112 Van Ness Av
Feig-eiibaum <& Co. (Benedict and Joseph Feigen-
baum and Louis Schwarzschild) importers Yan-
kee notions, baskets, children's carriages, musical
instruments and toys, 520-526 Market, and 21-25
Sutter
Feighery James, carriage washer M. Hart, r. 816
Geary
Fell L. D.. groceries and liquors, 401 Hyde
Felling Frank, porter G. E. Whitney k Co., r. 522
Eighteenth
Felling, Henry Si Co. (Louis Felling and W. War-
ner Henry) commission merchants and dairy
produce, 305-307 Clay
Felling Louis (Felling, Henry & Co.) r. 522 Eigh-
teenth
Felling L. H., clerk, r. 2521 Bush
Felling Louis P., clerk Felling, Henry & Co., r. 622
Klghtcenth
Feine Adolpli, machine operator Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 32(1 Minna
Ftlntuih J., luundrynian 8. F. Laundry
FcinUich Manus, r. 1512 Geary
Feintiuh Morris, cashier L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1512
Geary
Feintuch William, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 1512
Geary
Feiring Carl A, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co.
Feisel Frederick T. (F. T. Feisel & Co.) r. 1412 O'Far-
rell
Fejsel Frederick T. Jr., wagonmaker P. T. Feisel &
Co., r. 1412 O'Farrell
Feisel F. T. h Co, (Frederick T. Feisel) wagon mak-
ers. 1509 Mission
Feisel James D., blacksmith F. T. Feisel & Co., r.
1412 O'Farrell
Feisel Joseph, r. 909 Kearny
Feist Adolph. merchant (Stockton) office 8 Sutter, r.
Occidental Hotel
Feitelberg N., laborer, r. I6J4 Garden
Feix John F., foreman refinery U. S. Mint, r. 1116
Pierce
Felch Charles, dairy, Athens nr Brazil Av, Excelsior
Homestead
Feld Burt, salesman, r. 128 Sixth
Feld Emile, salesman S. Feld, r. 725 Bush
Feld Joseph, cutter S. FelJ, r. 725 Bush
Feld S,, merchant tailor, 1049 J^ Market, r. 725 Bush
Feldbusch Charles H., presser Union Straw Works,
r. 1602 California
Feldbusch Eliza, widow, r. 1602 California
Feldbusch Herman, waiter, r. 2512 Mission
Feldbusch John D., r. 1407 Bush
Feldbusch John H. D., city agent Sun Ins. Co., r. 528
Shotwell
Feldermnnn John, bartender H. H. Frisch. r. 22 Sev-
enth
Feldhaus Gerhard, expressman, 1059 Market, r. 119
Germania
Feldhausen Bernard, bartender P. W. Kamps
Feldheim Herman, r. 638 Commercial
Feldman Charles W., clerk W. H. Dwyer & Co., r. Ill
Leavenworth
Feldmann Henry, liquor saloon, 654 Braunan
Feldmann John D., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Haight and Scott
Feldmann John O. (Kauf mann & Feldmann) r. 118)4
Twelfth
Feldmann L. & Co. (Louis and Louis Feld-
mann Jr.) wooden and willow ware, brushes,
brooms, etc., 315-317 Sacramento
Feldmann Louis (L. Feldmann & Co.) r. 641 Shotwell
Feldmann Louis Jr. (L. Feldmann & Co.) r. 641 Shot-
well
Feldner Conrad, r. 101 Jones
Feldtmann Henry H., porter Henry Campe & Co., r.
1111)4 Broadway
Felice Theodore, r. 532 Vallejo
Felicich Pasco, cook M. Cresalia, r. 15 Third
Felix Adler Free Kindergarten, Miss Anna L. Man-
ing teacher, 54—56 Clementina
Felix Frederick, butcher, r. N s Trinidad bet Yazoo
and Susquehanna
Felix G. A., wines and liquors, 1428 FuUon
Feliz Lola Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1514 Powell
Feliz Pablo, clerk J. Lewkowitz
Felker Helena, widow, r. 1033)4 Twentieth
Felkin John, laborer, r. Handley House
Fell Edward, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Fell John, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky House
Fell M. Mrs., matron Pac. Dispensary and Children's
Hospital
Fell William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 206
Waller
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37 Marto St,
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FEL
461
FEN
Fella Charles, printer, r. 558 StevenBOn
Fella GeoTRe paiuter, r. 413 Filbert
Ft lla John V., clerk Jacob Strahle 4 Co., r. 306 Lom-
bard
Fellheimer Mark, paper carrier, r. 162)4 Clara
Fellows Frank, switchinau S. P. Co., r. 62'> Brannan
Fellows David A., poultry, K s Lyon nr Filbert
Fellows Julia Mrs., r. 622 Brannan
Fellows Lucius L., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 248 Jessie
Fellows Park, with Balfour, Guthrie .V Co., r. Oak-
land
FeUo-»v« Samuel S., cashier Rediugton & Co.. r.
H14 Filbert. Oakland
Fells John F., stock clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
112y Buchanan
Felmar Mux, porter The Baldwin
Fels-nthal Philip, office 17 Sansome, r. 2527 Fillmore
Felsiuy Frederick (Winter & FeLsing) r. 1206 Treat
Av
Felt Ellen, widow, r. Solano nr Rhode Island
Felt Everett, fruits and cigars, foot of Market, r. 22
Clay, rear
Felt John R , cook, r. 627 California
Felt John W.. engineer Market St. ER., r. Solano nr
Rhode Island
Felt Joseph R., restaurant, 2011 Polk, r. 1434 Broad-
way
Felton and Pescadero RR. Co., offices. P. C. Ry. Bldg
f. ot Market
Felton Charles N., capitalist, office 123 California,
room 1, r. Palace Hotel
Felton Edward S., train baggage master S.P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Felton John, expressman, r. 1320 Pacific
Felvey Lawrence, capitalist, r. 27.30 Bryant Av
Feltz Edward K., with Cal. Transfer Co., r. 533
Sacriimeyto
Fender Emil L., liquor saloon, fill Davis
Fenderson Wallace H.. conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1021
Hvde
Fenger John A., r. 1129 Buchanan
Feugler Henry, shoemaker, 539 Clay
Fengler Oscar, shoemaker, 7 Mission, r. 667 Clemen-
tina
Fengler Rudolph, shoemaker, 22 Hayes, r. 667 Clemen-
tina
Fenili Antonio, clerk Gustav Micballtschke
Fenili Emili<', fruits, NW cor Califorula and Kearny
Fenk Frank, liquor saloon. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
FENKHAUSEN A. & CO.
(C'cesar J. and Ruclolpli T. Fenkliauseii)
importers -«viiie8 and liquors, and sole
ng^eiit.s Old Pioneer Bourbon Whisky,
414 Front
Fenkhausen Csesiar J. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 100
Devisadero
Fenkhausen Rudolph T. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 812
McAllit-ter
Fenkhausen Walter, clerk A. Fenkhausen & Co., r.
812 McAllister
Fenkhaiu-en Walter R., r. 1148 Turk
Fenlius Otto, car repairer City RR., r. 42 Thirteenth
Feulon Jeremiah, engineer City and County Hospital
r 1025 Hampshire
Fenn Charles B , flowers and feathers, 632 Market, r.
713 Shotwell
Fenn Harriet, widow, r. 512 Sixteenth
Fenn J. Alviu, carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn John H. |Fenn * Co.) r. 1505 Market
Fenn L. Alonzo. cigars and tobacco, 2010 Mission
Fenn Lyman J., carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn Lvmm J. Jr., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Wel'ch. r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn Thomas W., insurance adjuster, 423 California,
r. Alameda
Fenn William 8., bookkeeper, r. 512 Sixteenth
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Fenn & Co. (J. H. Fenn) mnfrs shirts, I.-^OS Market
Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 132 Julian Av
Feuufcll D. Mrs., r. 854 Mission
Fennell E. Mrs., widow, r. 1015 Capp
Fennell Edw.ird, gardener, r. 2545 Misst n
Feunell Edward, r. cor Noe and Twenty-fourth
Fennell Ellen G., teacher music, r. 736 Shotwell
Fennell G. M., r. Palace Hotel
Fennell Henry T., special agent Commercial Ins. Co.
of Cal., r. 1015 Capp
Fennell Jacob, tanner, r. Serpentine Av bet Folsom
and Harrison
Fennell John, molder James Pendergast, r. cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Noe
Fennell John E., carpenter, r. 736 Shotwell
Fennell Margaret, widow, r. cor Noe and Twenty-
fourth
Fennell Marguerite A., school teacher, r. 736 Shot-
well
Fennell Martin, stonemason, r. 446 Fifteenth
Fennell Mnry, r. 736 Shotwell
Fennell Mary, dome.stic KilO Howard
Feunell Peter, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. San
Bruno Hotel
Fennell Samuel, clerk, r. 514 Eighteenth
Fennell Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 605 Dolores
Fennell Thomas F., ship carpenter, r. 736 Shotwell
Feunell William, carpenter, r. 438 Duncan
Fennell William, harnessmaker William Cosbie, r.
Fair Oaks nr Twenty-sixth
Fenuelly Ann, widow, r. 1011 Nineteenth
Fennelly Edward, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 6 Bur-
cham PI
Fenner James Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Fenner Richard, assistant engineer S. F Gas Light
Co., r. 6'J5 Turk
Fennessy Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Minna
Fennessy Ellen, assistant housekeeper The Baldwin
Fennessy James J., printer, r. 1322 J^ Natoma
Fennessy Mary C, widow, r. 123 California Av, B. H.
FennesKy Michael, laborer, r. 629 Sacramento
Fennocci B., waiter Sartori & Fantlni, r. 17 Lafayette
PI
Fenshel Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fenstel Frank, liquor saloon, 3 Merchant
Fenstermacher George, wine bottler B. Dreyfus &
Co., r. .537 Fifth
Fenstermacher Louis, fireman, r. 537 Fifth
Fenstermacher Martin, liquor saloon, 537 Fifth
Fenstermacher Martin Jr.. r. .537 Fifth
Fenstermacher William H., carpet sewer Frank O.
Edwards, r. 537 Fitth
Fent H. P., collector Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Alameda
Fenton Bertha Mrs , ti'acher Redding Primary School.
r. :mvh Sac ramento
Fenton Kaniel, clerk, r. 3624 Sacramento
Fenton Daniel J., deputy Assessor, r. 3626 Sacramento
F^ton James, tinner Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
433 Golden Gale Av
Fenton Jessie Miss, telegraph operator, r. SW cor
Guerrero and Twenty-fourth
Fenton John, peddler, r. 1 Boardman PI
Fenton John A., groceries nnd liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Larkin, r. 1707 Sacramento
Fenton John J., driver Wells Fargo k Co., r. 808 Cali-
fornia
Fenton Joseph, lithographic printer Brltton & Rey.
r. 315 Geary
Fenton Lawrence J., tihner Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 306 Fell
Fenton Patrick, shoemaker, r. 32 Dolores
Fenton Patrick A., compositor Examiner, r. 1411b
Mason
Fenton Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fenton William A., bookkeeper, r. 433 Golden Gate
Av
Fentress Elmer T., clerk R. V. Wutt, r. 1037 )i Market
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Fentress George W., salesman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 1037 M Market
Fer Louis, cook, Palace Hotel
Ferara Ambrose, cook, r. 118 Jackson
Ferara Cesaro (Alii me & Ferara) r. 041 Natoma
Ferbeck George, clerk, r. 670 Walnut Av
FerbLCk Harry, cook, r. 10 Hayes
j Ferber Charles, carpenter, r. 317 Green
: Ferber Henry, cabiuetmaker West Coast Furniture
I Co., r. 2 j< Haywurd
I Ferdinands G., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
; Ferguson Alexander S., r. 9ri>S Sixteenth
i Ferguson Annie, laundress, r. 1 Delta PI
Ferguson liarbara, domestic, 533 Twenty-third
Ferguson Charles, carpenter, r. 36 Clay
Ferguson Charles, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 38
Silver
Ferguson Daniel B., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r.
338 Turk
Ferguson David, r. 6 Montuomery Court
Ferguson David, r. 1411 J^ Hirrison
Ferguson Eben W. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2814
Clay
Ferguson Edwin, dyer J. Pacheteau, r. 1411 J4 Harri-
son
Ferguson Estella Miss, glovemaker, r. 702 Post
Ferguson George, carpeater, S\V cor Twenty-second
and Vicksburg
Ferguson George, laborer Cement Brick Co., r. S s
Berry bet Sixth and Seventh
Ferguson George B., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 712
Sutter
Ferguson Harry, plasterer, r. 1927 Stevenson
Ferguson Henry J., harness cleaner Arthur S. Peter-
eon, r. 62 New Moutgomery
Ferguson James, r. IS.'.'j Scott
Ferguson James, bookkeepar, r. 632 Lombard
FHrgusou James, cabinetmaker, r. 430 Oak
Fer;4U9on James, laborer Risdou I. aud L. Works
Ferguson James, lumberman, r. 15 Rondell PI
Ferguson James, painter, r. 463 Bryant
Fergusou James A., canvasser, r. 2001 Dupont
Ferguson James P. (J. P. Ferguson & Son) r. 21 Russ
Ferguson John, laundrymau La Grande Laundry
Ferguson John, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r". 307
Fourth
Ferguson JoHn, proprietor ABC House, 501
Kearuy, r. 602 Geary
Ferguson .John J., porter Lllienthal & Co., r. 118
Francisco
Fergusou Joseph, barber P. E. Evorgalb, r. 50)}^ Post
Ferguson J. P. & Son (James P. and William J.)
boarding aud livery stable, 13G Seventh
Fergusou Kenneth sawyer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
2023^ Ellis
Ferguson Malcolm, r. 1724 Market
Ferguson Malcolm C, bookkeeper, r. 20233^ Ellis
Ferguson Malcolm Mrs., r. 16 Willow Av
F.Tguson Maria, r. 79 Jessie
Ferguson Mary, widow, r. 118 Francisco
Ferguson May G. Mrs , r. Ill Mason
Ferguson M. E., r. 338 Turk
Ferguson Neil, seamau, r. 19 Commercial
Ferguson Oscar H., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. 21
Russ
Ferguson Paul, master mariner, r. 263 East
Ferguson Phiueas F. (Hall .t Ferguson) r. SW cor
Twenty-seroud and Vicksburg
Ferguson Robert, painter, r. 1411 M Harrison
Ferguson Robert C, salesman O'Banion & Dagenals,
r. 118 H light
Ferguson Roderick, coachman r. Sutro Heights
Fergusou S. S. & Co. (Stewart S. Ferguson) carpet
cleaners. 21-25 Tenth
Ferguson Stewart S. (S. S. Ferguson & Co.) r. 611
Octavia
Ferguson Tate, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ferguson Thomas, laborer, r. 152 Clara
Ferguson Thomas, stoveniouufer. r. 38 Silver
Ferguson Tilden H., dentist, 34 Kearny, r. 312 Eddy
Ferguson W., cook, r. North Pacific Hotid
Ferguson Walter D., laundrymau, r. 24 Albion Av
Ferguson Walter L., compositor George Spauldiug &
Co., r. 118 Haight
Ferguson Williiim. blacksmith W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 50 South Park
Ferguson William, capitalist, r. 432 Tenth
Ferguson William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Ferguson William D., policeman, r. 118 Francisco
Ferguson William J. (J. P. Ferguson & Son) r. 21
Russ
Ferguson William J., salesman W. & J. Sloanc & Co.,
r. 38 Silver
Fergusson Samuel W. (Briggs, FergUBSon & Co.) r.
Oakland
Ferini August, milkman, r. NW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Ferini Bartolomeo (Perini & Ferini) r. 108 Steiner
Feriui Josef, cook Perini & Ferini, r. 207 Post
Ferini Steplien, dairy, NW cor Franklin and Lombard
Ferle Redentore, fish dealer. 205 Ninth
Feru Richard, seaman, r. 31 Second
Fernald W. H., watchman Handy & Gray
Fernandez Autouion, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fernandez B., with H. P. Moreal, 402 Montgom-
ery, r. 6U5 Pine
Fernandez Frank, shipping clerk King-Morse Can-
ning Co.. r. 709}^ Greenwich
Fernandez Gustav (I. Quiros & Co.) 1012 Market
Fernandez -Joseph, brass finisher Joseph Budde, r.
70 Tehama
Fernandez Joseph, musician, r. 709)^ Greenwich
Fernandez Joseph, porter H. H. Creighton, r. 1321
Powell
Fernandez Manuel, restaurant, 1007 Market
Fernandez Mauuel A., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Fernandoz Matilda J., teacher, r. 335 McAllister
Fernandez Mattie, widow, r. 120 Trenton
Fernandez Philip, cigars aud tobacco, 200 Sixth, r.
916 Howard
Fenandez Thomas M., plumber and foreman Engine
No. 12
Feruaw Henry, restaurant, OiJeanj Beach nr Golden
Gate Park
Fernbach Moritz, clerk V. P. Fernbach, r. Alameda
Fernbach Victor P., mining, 327 Pine, rooms 9-10. r.
1617 Sutter
Ferndule House, 518 Geary
Fernham Frances M. Mrs., cigars and varieties, 502
Montgomery Av, r. 605 Green
Fernham Simuel W., shipping agency, 127 Jackson,
r. 6i)5 Green
Fernhof Frederick J., carpenter, 517 Geary and 532
Jones, r. 1501 M Turk
Ferns Edward, st-amin, r. 41 Pacific
Ferogiaro John, peddler, r. 156 Sanchez
Ferogiuro Miry Mrs., widow, r. 156 Sanchez
Ferou Arnaud, baker, r. 1413 Dupont
Ferot Emile, clerk Neuberger, Reiss & Co., r. 1518
Bush
Ferrado Frank, lauudryman La Grande Laundry
Ferral Robert (Ferral & Payson) r. 2518 California
Ferral Walter B.. helper U. S. Mint
Ferral 6i Paysou (Robert Ferral and W. H. Pay-
sou) attorneys at law, 526 Montgomery
10~ Ferral. See Farrell
Ferran A. Mme., French laundry, 1714 Polk
Fvirran John, scissorsgrinder, r. 427 J^ Green
Ferrara Salvatore, fishdealer, 38 Clny Street Market, r.
105 Pacific
Ferrari Andrea, laborer, r. 1018 H Montgomery
Ferrari Ernest, r. 625 Clay
Ferrari Johu, with L. G. Sresovich & Co., r. 1018}<5
Montgomery
Ferrari Louis, musician, r. 915 Montgomery
Ferrari Louis, scavenger, r. Iul8}^ Montgomery
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Capital, 81,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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463
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Ferrari LucIr. -widow, r. 11 Bartol
F< rre Aiitouio, oitrarmaker Edward Schw^erin & Son,
r. XW cor Valiejo and Dupoiit
Ferre F.Ua Miss, clerk, r. 2(i01 Bush
Fern- G. H., .lerk Custom House, r. 841 Fifteenth
Fi rre H. R. Mrs., r. 2001 Bush
F.rri- Melville, clerk Oscar J. Mayer, r. 2001 Bush
Ff rre William H., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 2001
Bush
tfr Fcrre. See Ferrie and Ferry
Forrea Angelo, commission agent, r. 533 Valiejo, rear
Ferrea Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 3
Vareunes
Ferrea Giovanni, real estate agent, r. 43G Union
Ferrea Lnigi, vegetables, Colombo Market, r. 3 Va-
renues
FiTreira Victorlana, sacristan Yglesia de Nuestra
Souora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
Ferren James H.. clerk, r. 1041 Howard
Fenen John L., janitor S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1041
Howard
Ferren Lawrence, carpenter, r. 1041 Howard
«^" Ferren. See Farran, Farren and Farron
Ferreiibach Hermann, watchman, r. 914 Filbert
Ferreiibach Otto, agent, 608 Market, room 17, r. 914
Filbert
FERRER HENRY, M. D.,
oculist, uiiriat and physician fof dis-
eases of the throat, 16 Geary, office
hours 11 A. M. to 1 P. M. and S to 4 P.
M., r. 3-40 Geary
Ferrer Jo.sephiue Mrs. r. 1405 Stockton, rear
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher musi.'.r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer M. J., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P. Co., r.
1810 Pine
Ferrer Rafael, carpenter, r. 33 Hinckley
Ferrer Joseph, groceries and liquors, junction Old
San Jose Road and S. P. RR.
Ferrera Stef ano, r. 1006 Hyde
Ft-rretti John, finisher, r. 510 Octavia
Ferretto Giacomo (A. Rossi & Co.) r. 533 Green
Ferrey Julius, mirrormaker, r. 1213 Kearny
Ferric Joseph, deckhand stmr Modoc
HJ' Feme. See Ferre and Ferry
Ferries and Cliff House Rail^vay Co., W.J.
Adams president, George H. Waggoner secretary,
32 Merchants' Excbangw, superintendent's office
NW cor Mason and Washington
Ferrin George, teamster, r. 9 Cleveland, rear
Ftrrine Nellie Mrs., r. 132 Eddy
Ferris Andrew, brass finisher, r. 543 Howard
Ferris Charles, butcher Hoffmann & Woenne, r. 404
Bryant
Ferris Charles J., broommaker, r. 76G Folsom
Ferris Crawford, contractor, r. 9 Bonrbin PI
Ferris David, shoemaker, fiOi Bush. r. 235 Hayes
Ferris Edward, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Ferris George B., porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. 132334
Natoma
Ferris Jennie Mrs., r. 211 Eleventh
Ferris John M., polisher Rudgear .t Shepman, r. 42
Jessie
Ferris Joseph, cook, r. 1024 Howard
Ferris Josiah, clerk, r. 219 Powell
Ferris Maria, widow, r 1323)^ Natoma
Ferris Michael, waiter, r. 42 Jessie
Ferriter John E.. laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Ferriter Patrick, proptr Workingmen's Hotel, 907
Folsom
Ferroggiaro Angelo, peddler, r. 1339 Dupont, rear
Ferroagiaro Antonio, gardener, r. Fillmore bet Her-
mann and Ridley
Ferr'iggiaro Eaidio, mnfr watches and jewelry, 448
Union, r. 517 Green
Ferrogginro Giovanni A., bootblack. 226 MontRomery,
r. 9 Prescott
Ferroggiaro Natale, real estate, r. 514 Green
£^
IN THE
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES,
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET,
1224
412
412
Ferry Clinton P., r. 145 Ellis
Ferry Patrick, Inborer, r. 4 Federal
1£f Ferry. See Ferre and Ferrie
Ferntto David, liquor saloon, 819 Stockton
Fesler Frank, bartender E. M. Munger & Co
Mason
Fessf-nden Anson D. (Kilbourn & Co.) r. Townsend,
Mass.
Fesseuden S. H. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
Fessler Frederick, packer Henry Coubrough & Co., r.
C Card Alley
Fessman Frederick, teamster C. A. Warreo, r. 316
Fourth
Fest Oscar L., scenic artist, r. 1212 Scott
Fester Hans, cook Cbristiau P. Toft, r. 414 Waller
Fetherstonhaugh Frank C, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 30 Fell
Fetich Jacob, new and second-hand furniture, 271
First
Ft tsch Louis, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 271 First
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom,
r. 934 Folsom
Fett Henry, malt-ter Chicago Brewing Co.
Fett William, clerk Chirles Fett, r. 934 Folsom
Fetter Albert, driver Page & Falch. r. 720 Turk
Fetter Alvah C, clerk Yosemite Flour Mills,
Octavia
Fetter A. W^ Mrs., widow, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter B. M.. clerk, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Frank C, salesman J. J. Mack & Co..
Octavia
Fettke Charles, barber Frank Koch, r. 110 Francisco
Fetz Joseph, wholesale wines and liquors, SE cor
Third and Mission, r 1713 Buchanan
Fetz Joseph Jr.. clerk J. Fetz, r. 1713 Buchanan
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 Powell
Fetzer George J., salesman Schweitzer & Co.,r. 1627
Church
Feuchtwanger Sigmund (Neustadter Bros.) r. Port-
land, Or.
Feuersta rk Max, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
206 Eddy
Feus August, clerk H. Pilster, r. 515 Bryant
Fensier Clarence L., studi-nt, r. 1027 Green
Feusier E Iward D., salesman Martin, Feusler & Co.,
r. 621 Green
Feusier H. E. Glermount, civil enginf-er, r. 621 Green
Feusier Henry, poll eman, r. 2nl6 Pierce
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co.) r. 1027 Green
Feuss J. Henry, clerk registry dept Post Office, r. 117
Cedar Av
Feutrier Francois, baker, r. 404 Green
Feutrier S. Mrs., laundress Mme. Darraus, r. 404
Green
Fevre August, steward, r. 1703 Dnpont
Fevrier John P., druggist A. Zabaldano. r. 910 Jackson
Fewman Saint, shoemaker, r. l)i):t Powell
Fex George, machine operat'ir Cahii. Nickelsbiirg &
Co., r. S s Twenty-third bet Chattanooga and
Church
Fex Frank L., shoemaker Cahn. Nlckelsburg & Co.,r.
S B Twenty-third bet ChattaDOoga and Church
Fey Annie Miss seamstress, r. 1200 Kearny
Fey August, instrument maker Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 1121 Filbert
Fey Catherine Mrs., bakery. NE cor Kearny and Val-
Fey Conrad, porter A. P. Hotaling fc Co., r. 403 Union
Fey John J. S., with George Sclimitt, r. 601 Stanyan
Fey Joseph, liquor saloon, 41(i Dup.mt, r. 1 Quiucy PI
Fey Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1200 Kearny
t^r F. y. See Fahey. Fahy an I F.iy
Fevge Henry, driver WlMiam Clnff .\: Co.
Feyhl Jobn, coft -e eal.on, 1111 Market, r. 571 •'''Wle
Feyock C inrad, laborer Chicago Brewing Co., r. 2106
Powell
Flala 1. Jt L. (Misses Irma and Llllle) retouchers, St.
Ann's BIdg
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k RLY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Atrenr,
.'•10 Califurniu Street.
FIA
464
FIG
W. W. IVZontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLISH AND AMEHICAN
JBncniiittio, <iil»xtMl un<t I'luiii.
809. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
FiHlii IriiiR (I. & L. Flala) r. Alauieda
Fialn Lillie (I. & L. Fialii) r. AlHiueda
Fiala Robert H., clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. Alameda
Fiani Aristlte P., butler U15 Jones
Fice RiobHrd. groeerios and liqnorn, 1735 Market
Fick Johu F., shipping clerk Coghill & Kohn, r. 1514
Mason
Fiohter Jenny, laundress F. Angonnet, r. 1 ChesleyPl
Fiohthaler John, r. 516 Jessie
FICHTNER GUSTAVE
pliysiciaii and surgreoii, office 101
Grant Av, cor Geary, Uours ^ to 4: and
6 to 8 P. M., r. 504 Fell
Flclitner Charles, liquor siiloou. 621 Commercial
Fichtner F. F. Mrs., widow, r. 50+ Fell
Fichtner Walter S.. cutter Leak Glove Mnfg. Co., r.
123 Oak
Fick John F., clerk, r. 1514 Mason
Fick Joseph, painter, r. Arlington nr Mlgiiel, Fair-
muout Tract
Ficken Henry, driver, r. 516 Octavia
Ficken Louis, teamster, r. 621 Natoma
Fickett James E., drayman, r. 322 Beale
Fidanza Louis, cook, r. 80b Vallejo
Flddelke Henry, brewer Chicago Brewing Co., r. 1015
Lombard ,
Fiddes George, r. 915 Fillmore
Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co., r. 702
Harrison
Fidelity and Casnalty Co. (of New York) James
R. Garniss general agent. 219 Sansome
Fidelity Building and Loan Association,
William E. Lutz eecretarv, 227 Sansome
Fidelity Hall, 218 Post
Fiechou Eusenn, butcher A. Astorg, r. 108 Fifth
Fiedler Alfred, bookmaker, r. 304 Turk
Fiedler August, butcher Fischer Bros., r. 713 Turk
Fiedler Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay
Fiedler Frederick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Fiedler Saffron, teacher music, r. 1432 Mission
Field Alfred B. (Field & Stone) r. Westminster House
Field Anders T., policeman, r. 2916 Laguna
Field Arthur, president and superintendent
Field's Biscuit and Cracker Co., 839-849 Folsom,
r. Oakland
Field Charles A., manager Producers Marble Co., r.
327 Larkin
Field Charles K., clerk Henry K. Field, r. Alameda
Field Cliarles L. , agent The Sawyer Tanning Co.,
312 Clay, r. 422 Geary
Field D. W., commission merchant, r. 501 Post
Field Edna R. Mrs., physician, r. 422 Geary
Field Eugene, marble cutter J. Dempsey, r. 596 Stev-
enson
Field Frank (Field & Co.) r. 286 East
Field George L., theatrical treasurer, r. 823 Pine
Field Hampton S. (Hammersmitli & Field) r. 1608
Post
Field H. B., r. 1045 Market
Field Henry K., general agent New England Mu-
"• tual Life Insurance Co., 324 Montgomery, Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. Alameda
Field Isaac, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Field John, r. 1119 Jones
Field Joseph, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Field Mary H. Mrs., varieties, l.'i5 Eleventh
Field Nels T., policeman, r. 3208 California
Field N. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1906 Webster
Field Thomas, artist, 608 Market, room 24, r. 1225
Mission
Field William, r. 1821 Stockton
Field William, clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r. 17U
Clementina
Field William A., cupeller U. 8. Mint, r. 226 Post
Field & Co. (Frank Field) liquor saloon, 286 East
Field & Stone (Alfred B. Field and Byron F. Stone)
coiiiinission nierchauta, 126 California
<5?r Field. See Fields
FIELD'S BISCUIT AND CRACKER CO,
Arlliiir Field president and 8uperin>
tendent., Alphonse Sutter secretary,
8»9-84:0 FolMont, brancli office HOH
Front
Field's Laundry, 30 O'Farrell
Fieldhouse William, machinist, r. Pennsylvania Av
nr Sierra
Fielding Samuel M., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co.
Fielding William B.. clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 621
Bush
Fielding W. S., r. 1812 Washington
Fields Burnett J., clerk, r. 1006 Clay
Fields Dennis, cook William Stuhlmacher,r. 75 Jessie
Fields Eliza A., widow, r. 1000 Clay
Fields I. W , waiter stmr Mariposa
Fields James L., bookkeeper The Lion Fire, Wash-
ington Fire and Marine and Imperial Ins. Cos., r.
Alameda
Fields James R., waiter Richard Stege, r. 28 Stone
Fields .Jeremiah, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 1041 Hamp-
shire
Fields Johu M., first officer stmr State of California
Fields Kate Mrs., r. 308 Shotwell
Fields Thomas W., r. 61 Clipper
Fields Timothy, varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
1202 Folsom
Fields William, molder. r. 211 Fair Oaks
J^" Fields. See Field
Fielitz Henry A., clerk William Fielitz, r. 259 Fourth
Fielltz William, groceries and liquors, 251 Fourth
Fiero Joseph, porter stmr Oaklaud, r. Oakland
Fles John, cabinetmaker, r. E s Eureka bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Fife Edward D.. clerk Cluff Bros., r, 340 Oak
Fife Joseph, r. 1723 Market
Fifer Joseph F. F., machinist, r. 450 Twentieth
Fifield Daniel B.. engineer, r 1119 Shotwell
Fifield William H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. East Oaklaud
Fifield Winthrop J., dairyman, r. 320 Fulton
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Jean B. Bellegarde proptr, NW
cor Railroad Av and St. Thomas
Fiftli Baptist CKurcli, N s Twenty-second bet
Capp and Howard
Fifth Street Branch Market St. RR., J. L. Willcnt sec-
retary, office foot Market, general office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Fifth Street Furniture Manufacturing Co., Fuchs &
Euler proptrs, 523-527 Fifth
Figaredo Antonio, cook, r. Ill Jackson
Figari Joseph, fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Figaro (theatrical daily) John P. Bogardus editor
and proprietor, 532 Merchant
Figaro Andrew, gardener, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Ridley
Figaro Lewis, gardener, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Ridley
Figel Alexander, baker, r.304 Montgomery Av
Figel Alfred L., money broker, 24 Sutter, r. 1320
Hayes
Figel Arthur, insurance broker, 405 California, r. 1518
Franklin
Figel Edgar P. (Figel & Lewis) r. 1518 Franklin
Figel Fred H. (Jos. Figel & Son) r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Jos. & Son (Joseph and Fred H.) men's
and boys' clothing, 211 Montgomery
Figel Joseph (Jos. Figel & Son) r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Oscar, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich, r.
r. 1518 FrankUn
Figel Philip I. (Houghton & Figel) r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Samuel, insurance broker, r. 1518 Franklin
Figel Theodore A., bookkeeper Houghton & Figel. r.
1414 McAllister
LAEGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKE'T ST., COR. THIRI).
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
MannfactTirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
IRPADHARASZTHY&CO.
\ 5 30
IWAShlNGTON ST.
Proicers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
FIG
465
FJN
Flgel & Lewie (Edgi
ninfrK ciKarR, '.i'l
F IGER BLJMLDiGi mjinnfactmer
310 Sutter,
838
Ciirpet sweepi
Paciflc
Flgfr Ueury J., sbipping clerk Brigham, Hoppe &
Co , r. H28 Paiiac
Figer Josieph, briit-h innfr., 310 Sutter
Fl:;j,' AUlii G., wiih F. H. McConiJick, r. 412 Taylor
FiKoiie Augelo, scavenKer, r. 4 Bartol
Fiy^ne Aiitoulo, bootblack, SW cor Powell andO'Fur-
lell, r. 72ii Green
Figuiie Atitouio. vegt- tables, Colombo Market, r. Mis-
sioij Roail nr Twelve Mile House
Figone D., florist, r. SVV cor Frankliu and Lombard
Fifjone Donienico, vegetables. Colomlio Market
Figoue FraiK-l(;co, boarding, 19 Prescott
Flgone Frauclsco, laborer, r. C Varenues
Figoue Fraiiiisco, laborer, r. 11 Bartol
Fiiioiie Frani-isi-o, scavenger, r. 13 Baunam PI
Figoue Giovanni, laborer, r. 3 Baunam PI
Figoue Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Bartol
Figoue Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 1111 Kearny
Figoue .James, cooper, r. I'S Pre.'cott
Figoue Louis, laborer, r. 1018^ Montgomery
Figone Louis, scavenger, r. 327 Broadway
Figone Sylvester, florist, r. SW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Figuera Louis, bookkeeper Joseph Galli & Co., r. 409
Green
Figuiere Joseph, clerk Po.'<t Office, r. 722 Vallejo
Figniere Josephine Mrs., r. 722 Vallejo
Fike Abraham, r. 3 Chatham PI
Fike Nason (Fike * Norton) r. Oakland
fike ,*i Norton (NasonFike and Reuben Norton) junk
dealers, 740 Pacific
Filliert Honora, widow, r. 43 Stanly PI
Filer Charles (Filer, Thorne & Co.) r. Bryant bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Filer H. C, baker, r. 12 Ash Av
Filer. Thnriie & Co. (Charles Filer, Charles Thorne
and Thomas MoManu) tanners. Serpentine Av
bet Brvaut and York
Files diaries, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Filetti Joseph, fish peddler, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Fllg:ite Harry J., clerk H. P. Filgate, r 11 Clinton
Fllgate Henry P., liquor saloon, 7U2 Mission, r. 11
Clinton
Filiatrault Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 703 Stockton
Fllipelli Giovanni, boot black, r. 72H Green
.'ilipelli Pi, tro, bootblack. ic,04 Market, r. 428 Shipley
PilippeT. B. de, Academy of Languages, 320
Tost opp TTnion Scjuare, r. t;oO Bush
?Uippe's Academy of Lanjsriiages, Professor
T. B. de Filippe proprietor, 320 Post opp Union
Square
fllippini Peter (Joseph Re & Co.) r. 216 Montgomery
Av
'ilj< r Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 16 Kate
'ilkins J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
'Jllisctti Vinceuzio, waiter, r. 8 Telegraph PI
'illicit F. Mrs., widow, pork packt-r, 123 Sixth
lllnjan William H., machinist, r. 180+ Market
'illniore E. L.. messenger WeLs Fargo & Co., r. 215
Powell
'illmore Frank, boatman stmr San Juan
ill uiore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecht,
. 232 Oak
i^llinore Jerome A., general superintendent
Southeru Padhc Co.. NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. Oci id.-utal Hotel
'Illmore Luther, superintendent South Pacific
oast Railway, otiice foot of Market, r. Oakland
ilnier Georgn. ronipositor, r. 2.5 Clinton Park
'timer William, president The Filmer * Stil-
ler Electrotype Co., 414 Sacramento, r. 25 Clinton
Park
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ! WOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J. SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
FILMER & STILLER ELECTROTYPE CO.
THK, UMlliam Filmer piexideiit, Ai
Rollins secretary, 414 Sacramento
Filmore Charles W. groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fourteenth and Natoma
Filot;rasso Frank (Dileruia & Co.) r. 313 Stockton
Flnan Michael, hostler S. F. Laundry
Finberg Charles, barber, 6i7 Broadway, r. 821 Broad-
way
Finberg Louis, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1413
Twenty-fifth
Finbreafh Frank, engineer, r. 411 Greenwich
Finch Allen B., driver N. B. and M. RR , t. 829 Fol-
som
Finch John N., shipjolner, r. Sumatra nr Platte
Finch Phlletus, liquor saloon, 417 Fourth
Finok Charles, bell hanger Will & Finck
Finck Felix M., lithographer MacCabe Litho. and
Eng. Co., r. NW cor Sixth and Howard
Finck Henry, jeweler, r. 11}^ Dikeman PI
Finck Henry D., clerk C. Wieschan, r. SE cor Green-
wich and Dupont
Finck Julius {Will & Finck) r. Oakland
Finck Tillie, domestic 1830 Filbert
Finck William, bartender Orpheum, r. Lily Av nr
Powell
e^ Finck. See Fink and Finke
Fincke Oscar, woodworker Mc Cue Carriage Factory,
r. 8G5 Mission
Findley H., cook stmr Colima
Findley Thomas, r. 1117 Pine
1^" Findley. See Fiulay and Finley .
Fine Adolph, shoemaker, r. 326 Minna
Fine John J., barber, r. 22 Stockton PI
Finegan Clara L. Miss, school teacher, r. 1206 Mason
Finegau George A., clerk, r. 1200 Mason
Finegan Johanna, widow, r. 1206 Mason
K^ Finegan. See Finigan, Finnegan and Finnigan
Finfrock Frank, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Finger Augusta, widow, r. 161 Sixteenth
Finigan Henry J., mailing clerk Post OflBce, r. Oak-
land
Finigau James, wireworijer Cal. Wire Works, r. 601
Greenwich
Finigan Peter A., r. 1248 California
fly Finigan. See Finegan, Finnegan and Finnigan
Fininger Barbara Mrs., r. 776 !<. Howard
Fiuinger Ralph, clerk J. Westall. r. 6 Bond
Fink A. W., dairy produce, 60-51 Washington Market,
r. 1015 Vallejo
Fink Charles, r 830 Twentieth
Fink Conrad (Fink & Schindler) r. 234 Capp
Fink Eugelbert, proptr New Mechanics Hotel, 444-
446 Brannan
Fink George T., dealer diamonds, 339 Kearny, room
3, r. 520 Bush
Fink James L., salesmann Mann & Benedict, r. IIU
Filbert
Fink J. L. Mrs., r. 1114 Filbert
Fink John, waiter, r. 408 Greenwich
Fink Ai ''cUindler (Conrad Kink and Adam C.
Scliliidler) furniture manufacturers, 1311-1316
Market
^^ Fink. See Finck and Finke
Finke Frederick H., butcher fl. A. Thompson & Co.,
r. 51 Hofl'Av
Finke Henry, clerk, r. 702 Vallejo
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, 2.501 Post
Finke'B A. widow, manufacturer California cham-
pagnes, 809 .Montgomery
Finkelsteiu Henry, t-lazier, r. 122 Langton
Fiukeldey Charles H. (Halz Bros, ft Finkeldey) r. E 8
Vermont bet Yolo ami Sonoma
Finkensteilt Annie Mrs., r. 10(1(1 Jsckson
Flukenstedt Henry, clei k H. Pilster. r. fiLI Bryant
Finkeusfedt Henry, dry and fancy goods, 1307 Stock-
ton, r. 1006 Jackson
& REY I TYPE, PRESSES } rrK-rv'H """
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FIN
466
FIN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I.Ml'OIU'lUW OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Finking^ Rii'Uui'd, inercbaut tailor, Sil Kearuy.
r. nil. Turk
Fiukiug Richard J., clerk Richard Fluking, r. 1116
Turk
Finkler Ueiii-y C, secretary Supreme Court of
Ciiliforuia, 121 Post, r. -116 Bartlett
Finkley A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 32 Page
Finland Hotel, Charles G. Ahlgreu proprietor, 26
Folsoiu
Fiulav F. F., salesman J. K. Armsby & Co., 200 Cali-
foriiia
Finlay John, journalist News Letter, r. SW cor Jones
and Chestuut
8^" Finlay. See Findlay and Finley
Finlay^ou Angus \., teamster Standard Soap Co., r.
45 CoUingwood
Finley E. D., carrier Post Office, r. 1715 Howard
Finley Hugh, baker, r.921 B:ittery
Finley James, rlerk Lippmau Bros., r. 536 Linden Av
Finley J. Frank, manager S. F. Lumber Co., r. 2513
Howard
Finley J. K. & Co. (Joel K. Finley) law coUec-
tiou, real estate and business brokers, 915 Ji
Market
Finley Joel K. (J. K. Finley & Co.) r. 915M Market
Finley Johanna, widow, r. TSiH Natoma
Finley John B., foreman Edwin Dauforth, r. Ala-
meda
Finley John J., compositor Weekly Sun, r. 536 Lin-
den Av
Finley Margaret J., widow, r. SE cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Finl^ Margaret L. , widow, r. 1622 Stockton
Finley Nicholas, watchman, r. 536 Linden Av
Finley Peter J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Ci>., r. SE cor Leavenworth and Francisco
Finlty Robert, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
tor Sierra and Michigan, rear
Finley William H., chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co,
r. 1622 Stociiton
^^ Finley. See Finlay and Findlay
Finn Albert W., foreman repairs W. U. Tel. Co., r.
12i0 Mission
Finn Bernard, r. 21 Harriet
Finn Daniel, boottreer Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Finn David A., pressman, and estramau Hose No. i,
I r. l'J09 Powell
Finn Eugene T., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
I 6IS^ Greenwich
Finn Frederick, cook William Meyer, r, 250 Tehama
I Finn George, carpet cleaner, r, 740 Howard
I Finn Hannah Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mill
r. 1027 Hampshire
Finn James, groo^-ries and liquors, 1121 Folsom
! Fiun Jimes, laborer, r. 34 Ringold
Finn James T., teamster, r. 41'.) Natoma
Finn James W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 513
Howard
Finn Jeremiah, r. 124 Morris Av
Finn John, assistant manager Judson Manufact-
uring Co., 8 Pine, r. Berkeley
Finn John, house fitter, r. 137 Tehama
Finn John, longshoreman, r. 1 Goodsell PI
Finn John Mrs., r. 11127 Hampshire
Fiun Joseph E., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 513
Howard »
Finn Jolin F., r. 10 Albion Av
Fiun John F., Judge Superior Court, Department
3, chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 902
Van Ness Av
Finn John H., teamster D. S. Cartwright, r. 236 El-
eventh
Finn John J., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r, 618M
Gr' eiiwich
Finn Margaret, brushmaker W, N. Van Laak, r. 812
Shotwell
Finn Margaret, domestic 712 Green
Finn Margaret, widow, varieties, 202 Ninth
Finn Mary Mrs,, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-flth
and Howard
Finn IMaurice, longshoreman, r. 56H Mission
Fiun Michael E., workman U. S. Mint, r. SW cor
Webster and Oak
Finn Patrick, stableman, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Howard
Finn Robert, shoemaker Charles McLennon, r. 886
Illinois
Finn Sarah, domestic 1610 Washington
Finn Simon M., oiler Geary St. RR., r. 26 Turk
Finn Thomas, insurance broker, r. 110 Austin
Fliiu Thomas, laborer, r. 310M Sixth
Finn Tliomas, laborer, r. 761 Bryant
Fiun Timothy, packer, r. 33}^ Boardman PI
Fiun Timothy J., laborer, r. 62 Tehama
Finn William, seaman, r. 106 Steuart
Fiiiuegan Charles, bartender L Smith, r. 8 Sixth
Finnegan Daniel, watchman S. P. Co., r. 1863 Steven-
son
Fiunegan Dennis, shipping clerk Redington & Co., r.
1854 Stevenson
Finnegan Francis, blacksmith, r. 1138 Howard
Finnegan John, r. 413 Gough
Fiunegan John, clerk, aud extraman Engine No, 15,
r. 2114 California
Finnegan John, laborer, r. E s Louisiana bet Sierra
and Shasta
Fiunegan John, laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. 420
Sixth
Finnegan John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1110
Market
Finnegan John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fiunegan Katherine, domestic 712 Shotwell
Finnegau Michael, laborer, r. 397 Eighth
Finuegan Owen, laborer, r. 7 Miller PI
Finnegau Sarah, widow, r. 1 Miller PI
Fiunegan Thomas, machinist, r. 837 Folsom
Fiunegan Thomas C, carrier Post Office, r. 1059 Mis-
sion
Finnegan William, clerk, r, 1863 Stevenson
B^" Finuegan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnigan
Finneg.iss Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal (U. S.
Secret Service) office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first
floor, r. 1022 Green
Finnen August, liquor saloon, SW cor Clay and
Kearny, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Finnen Frederick (Finneu Bros.) r. 314 Minna
Finnen Brothers (Henry aud Frederick) liquor sa-
loon, 124 Fourth
Finnen Henry (Finnen '.
r. 314 Minna
FINNERTY CATHERINE
ladies'" nurse and privute home in cou
finemeut, 410 Clementina.
Finuerty James, porter \V. W. Montague & Co., r, 155
Clara
Finuerty James, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 410 Clementina
Finnerly James H., bagcutter, r. 244 Jessie
Finnerty John, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson, r. 23
Steveuson
Finnerty John J., waiter, r. 235 Stevenson
Finuerty Joseph, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 155
Clara
Finuev Charles, barber, 8 Merchants Exchange,
Oakland
Finney Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason
Finney Thomas J., special agent New York Life Ins
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Finney William W., porter Larzelere & Witham,
NW cor Clay and Davis
l^" Finney. See Fiuuie and Phinney
Finnie David H., teamster, r. 21 Hubbard
Finnie William, laborer, r. 564 Folsom
Finnie William W,. harnessmaker J, A. McKerron,
21 Hubbard
Finnigan Ann, domestic 1419 California
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
„. AT ...
"THE HASTINGS'
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,003
Assets, $4,712,747
INSURE IN
CALIFORNIA'S MILLION-DOLLAR COMPANY.
INSURANCE
S. W. COR. CALIFORNIA AND SANSOME STREETS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CAPITAL. !Sll,000,000 00
ASSF/rS 2.300,000 OO
I^OMNOs Paid in Past 25 Year$$ 7,500,000 00
A LEADING HOME COMPANY, Furnishing Undoubted Indemnity,
and whose money is invested on this Coast.
D. J. STAPLES, President. WILLIAM J. DUTTON, Secretary. |
ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. B. FAYNIONVILLE, Asst. Secretary.'
1
N. T. JAMES, Marine Secretary. j
AGENTS IN ALL PROMINENT LOCALITIES.
SUM3IAKY OF THE
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
INSURANCE
#^ COMPANY
ASSETS.
United States 4 per cent. Kegistered Bonds f 276,100 OO
Other Bonds and Stocks 669, 35S 00
Loans on Mortgages or Collaterals 513, 150 00
Real Estate 325, 53 1 62
Cash in Office and Bank 159,415 17
Uncollected Premiums and Agency Balances 167, 1 50 89
All Other Items (Interest, Rent, &c.) 72, 225 50
$2,181,925 18
LIABILITIES.
in Process of Adjustment $100,109 69
All Other Claims and Demands 28,853 34
Total 128,963 03
Marine Bills Payable $ 7,516 81
Re-Insurance Reserve 639,374 22
Capital. 1,000,000 00
Net Surplus 406,071 12 2,052,962 15
$2,181 925 18
From a successful record of 25 years, -we give the folio-wing
summary of results for the last seven years :
SEVEN YEARS' RECORD.
DEC.
NET SURPLUS.
POLICY HOLDERS
SXTRPLUS.
1881 $1.239,915 $127,979 . $877,979
1882 1,322,425 161,305 911,309
1883 1,473,025 231,989 981,989
1884 1,520,894 268,331 1.018,331
1885 1,625,197 300,284 1,050,284
1886... 2,052,262 380,948 1,380,948
1887 2,181,925 406,071 1,406,071
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
iMAlKfrV: PRINTERS AND
LITHOGRAPHERS.
FIN
467
FIS
Finnigan Arthur, seaman, r. 1124 Folsom
Fiuiiit,'aii CatUeriue, widow, ladles' nurse, r. Ill
Liberty
Finiiigan Dauiel T., clerk McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 20
Firth
Fimiigau Edward, plasterer, r. 113.1 Harrison
Finuigau Edward, plumber, r. ll;t t Harrison
Fiimitian James, horseshoer, r. 501 Fourth
Fluiiigan James, paluttr, r. Enyenla nr Prospect Av
Fiuiilgan James S., gripman Market St. RR., r. 912
Laguna
Finuiyau John, carpenter, r. 813 Pacific
Fiiim^'an John, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1206 Mar-
ket
Fimiigau Leonard, fresco painter, r. 232 Minna
'Fiuuii4aa Matthew, painter J. P. Fraser, r. Second
.\v bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Fiuuigan Michael, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Finuigau Michael, waiter, r. 1009 Powell
Fiunitiau Theobald, packer, r. 54 First
Finuigau Thomas, puiutt-r, r. 18()3 Stevenson
Fiuiiigan Timothy, molder, r. 49 Natoma
Fiuiiigan William, carpenter, r. 813 Pacific
Fliiuigao William. .porter, and extramau Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. 813 Pacific
10~ Finnigan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnegan
Fiiinin Charles, cook, r. 97 Stevenson
Fiuniu M., laundryuian S. F. Laundry
Fiiiuin Patrick, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Fiiiuing James F., housepaiuter, r. 83J Dolores
Finning Michael, r. 832 Dolores
Fiuuug Michael Jr.. painter, r. 832 Dolores
Fiiisterbusch Charles O., varieties, 12'J Ridley
Finsierb;iKch Heury O., upholsterer, r. 134 Ridley
Fiiitvl William, hide packer Cahen & Co., r. 449 First
Fiiitelmanu Edward B., waiter Kentucky Home
Finucaue Thomas F., teamster, r. 37 Minna
Fiorentini John, r. 810 Grt-en
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Samuel
li, Rankin superintcudiut, Breuhaui Pi nr Clay
Fire Commissioners, Old City Hall, first floor
Fire Association of Pltiladelphia, Charles A.
Latoii general agent, 43'.l Califoruia
'Fire Department Commissioners, Old City
^ Hall, first floor
Fire Department Corporation Yard, 50 Sac-
ramento
Fire Insurance Association The (limited) of London,
Jacobs & Easton aud W. L. Chalmers, associate
managers, 423 Calitoruia
Fire marshal, oBico lOo-lOa Jessie
Fire L'uder writers' Inspection Bureau, office 307 San-
some
Fire Underwriters of the Pacific Board of, 307 San-
some
Firebau;;1i Henry C, attorney at law, 528 Cali-
foruia, room 4, r. 2.-.09 Clay
Fireboni (iovernor Irwin, berth East bet Market and
Mission
FIREMANS FDND INSUMSCECO,
(lie and in trine) D ivid .1. Staples
pveAident, Atplie n't Bull vice-pi'^'-i lent,
William. I. Datton secretary, 401 Cali-
f>>rniacur Sansnme
Firemxns Fund Insurance Co's Building,
rt w cor California aud Sausome
Fireman's Insurance C j. (Biltiinore) 324 California
Fireiiiau's Insurance Co. (Newark, N.. J.) 3J4 Cali-
fornia
Firemen's Mutuil Benevolent Association, David
Scanuell president, offl.ie Old City Hall
Firet J. B , dishwashiT, r. (il4 Broadway
Firmiu Alfred r. lOl'i Mission
Firmin F. A. Mrs., dressiualilrig. 312}^ Minna
Firmin Francis A., teacher Fren<-h, r. .illH Minna
Firmin Johu L. E.. plumber, r. Thirtieth nr Noe
I&" Firmin. SeeFurmau
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMI'OUri us AND M-.M.r.IlS IS
LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Flrgt Baptist Church, Rev. William M. KIncald
pastor. N B Eddy, bi t Jones and Leavenworth
First Colored Baptist Church, Rev. George
Duncan p.istor, E s Powell, bet Sutter and Bush
First Congregational Church, Rev. Charles
D. Barrows, pastor, SE cor Post and Mason
First Cou^'regatioiml Kindergarten. Miss Charlotte F.
Williams principal, !H4!4 Harrison
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Rev. Oliver C. -Miller pastor Assem-
bly Hall, 1412 Polk
First Free Baptist Church, Rev. N. L. Rowell.
D.D., pastor. S s Bush, bet Hyde and Larkin
First German Reformed Cliurcit, ilev. C. F.
A. Huebner pastor. E s Eleventh, bet Market and
Mission
First Hebrew Benevolent Society, secretary's office
NE cor Post and Taylor
First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit Association, 121
Eddy
First Infantry Regiment Band, Charles Cassassa
leader, office 223 Kearny, room 2
First Infantry Regiment, N. G. C, armory W s New
Montgomery, nr Howard
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.
S. Urmy pastor, W s Powell, bet Washington
and Jackson
First National Bank of San Francisco The,
S. G. Murphy president, E. D. Morgan cashier,
315 Montgomery. Nevada Block
First Ne»v Jerusalem Church, Rev. John
Doughty pastor, N a O'Farrell. bet Mason and
Taylor
First Presbyterian Chinese Church, Rev. A.
W. Loomis, pastor, W s Stockton bet Washington
and Clay
First Presbyterian Church, R"v. Robert Mac-
kenzie. D.D., pastor, SE cor .Sacrameuto and Van
Ness Av
First Street House. Jacob Home proprietor, 04-66
First
First Unitarian Church, Rev. Horatio Stebblns,
D.D., pastor, SE cor Geary and Franklin, t^mp >-
rarily. Congregation Emauu-El Synagogue. Sutter
bet Stockton aud Powell
Firth Joseph B., real estate, 638 Mirket, r. 12 Ouy PI
Firth J. Kirk (Rix * Firth) r. 710 franklin
Firth Peter S., upholste er John H >ey, r. 324 Sutter
Firth WiliUm B., carpenter, r. Mi H irrlson
Firth William K., michinist Rix .^ Firth, r. 12 Ouy PI
ear Firth. See Furth
Klschbeck A. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Pa iflo
Fischbeck Fre lerick H., shippin,' clerk New England
Soap Factory, r. 2l'> Thirteenth
Fibchhpck Henry, bookkeeper Flsrhbeck & Olootz r.
1217 Mason
Fischbeck Hermann (Flsohbeck &Glootz) r. 216 Thir-
teenth
Fischbeck John R., sawyer, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck John R. Jr., cl.-rk, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck JuUus M., clerk, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck Louis R., clerk New England Soap Co., r.
21.'> Thirteenth
Fischbeck Max, zinc molder Kreiuer Bros. A Co., r.
10 San Antonio
Fischbeck St.rlina H., clerk, r. 1217 Mison
Fischbeck * Glootz (Hermann Fischbeck and
Adolph Glootz) p oprletors New England Soap
Co., cor Sixteenth and Utah, office 214 Sacra-
niPuto
Fischer Adolph. photographer, r. 5 Caroline
Fisch.r Agnes Mrs., dressmaklnit, 1408 .Stockton
Fischi-r Albert, b art -n Inr. r. 1408 Stockton
Fischer Albert H., r. lil Turk
Flschi'r Alexander, barber, 923 Montgooipry, r. 028
Montgomery
Fischer Alwln W., machinist George L.Henzol, r.2*30
Sacramento
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place 'rriiuiiiiiiirs
a SpeciuU y.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fischer Anton, clerk Post Office, r. 928 Montgomery
Fischer Arthur, baker, r. m'J Valencia
Fischer Ainjusta, widow, r. 910 Treat Av
Fischer Benjamin F., confectioner William Poehl-
man. r. 411 Powfll
Fischer Brothers (Franz and Charles) butchers, 711-
713 Turk
Fischer Charles (Fischer Bros.) r. 713 Turk
Fischer Charles, baker, r. 7G3 Howard
Fischer Charles, carpenter, r. Washington bet Maple
Cherry
Fischer Charles A., varnisber, r. 916 Treat Av
Fischer Charles A., salesman Muser Bros., r. 2409
Webster
Fischer Christian, brewer O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mis-
sion
Fischer David, baker, r. 1837 O'Farrell
Fischer Edward, clerk, r. 1408 Stockton
Fischer E. F., mining, r. 70 Jones
Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, r. 2217 Octavia
Fischer Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 916 Treat Av
Fischer Emil A., r. 2211 Devisadero
Fischer Ernest, butcher, r. 24 Turk
Fischer Eugene, engraver, r. 1004 Sutter
Fischer Eugene E., silversmith Schulz & McCartney,
r. 3012 Sacramento
Fischer F. Ii. & Co, (Francis L. Fischer) commer-
cial printers, 310-312 Battery \
Fischer Francis L. (F. L. Fischer & Co.) r. Oakland
Fischer Frank, groceries and liquors, 919 Twenty-
sixth
Fischer Frank, teacher, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer Franz (Fisher Bros.) r. 713 Turk
Fischer Franz, teacher music, r. 509 Leavenworth
Fisclier Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Twenty-sixth and Sanchez
Fischer Frederick, shoemaker, 2247 Mission
Fischer George, butcher, 923 Larkin
Fischer George, clerk, r. SW cor Kearny and Mont-
gomery Av
Fischer George A., tinsmith Schuster Bros. & Co., r.
4 Scotland
Fischer Henry, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Fischer Henry, cooper, r. 333 Beale
Fischer Henry, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Jack-
son
Fischer Henry W., maniifacturers agent cigars, 302
California, r. San Rafael
Fischer Hermann G., cigarmaker, r. 516 Fourth
Fischer Isaacs, cigarmaker I. Holliday, r. 12 Willows
Av
Fischer J. Mrs., r. 9 Morrel PI
Fischer Jacob A., salesman H. Llebes & Co., r. 1714
Van Ness Av
Fischer Jennie Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer John, resta\irant, 134 Third, r. 10 Everett
Fischer John, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Fischer John M., porter, r. 633 Shotwell
Fischer Joseph, gents furnishing goods, 2963 Six-
teenth, r. 1911 Mission
Fischer Julia, widow, r. 1911 Mission
Fischer Louis, butcher, 1129 Folsnm, r. 1133 Folsom
Fischer Marcus J., clerk, r. 731 Sixteenth
Fischer Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 916 Treat Av
Fischer Max, porter TiUmann & Bendel, r. 731 Six-
teenth
Fischer Morris, expressman, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer Nicholas, barber, 3403 Geary
Fischer Peter, master schr Broad Gauge, r. 639 Mis-
Fischer Sigmund, furniture, 113 Third
Fischer Sophian E.. copperplate engraver G. M.
Wood & Co., r. 1004 Sutter
Fischer Th-^mas, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Fischer William, boots and shoes. 202 Montgomery Av
Fischer William, butcher, r. 331 J4 Bush
tff" Fischer. See Fisher
Fischvogt Ernest, bartender Chris Huntemann & Co.,
r. 1617 Dupont
Fiali Artlkur L. , hydraulic machinery and steam
fire engines, 30-32 First, r. Oakland
Fl«l» Azcl H., secretary Consolidated Utah Miuin«
Co., 23 Nevada Block, r. Sim Rafael
Fish Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washiugtou
Fish Chiirles F., clerk, r. 331 !^ Bush
FisU Charles H., president Consolidated Call-
(oriiia and Virginia Mining Co., 23 NevadaBlock,
r. San Hafael
Fish Daniel, bartender, r. 716 Vallejo
Fish Kliza Mrs., widow, r. 808 Haight
Fish F. A. Mrs., artist, 8 Montgomery Av., r. 827
Twentieth
Fish Frank A., purser, r. 827 Twentieth
Fib G. H., r. 621 Bush
Fish Henry F., carpenter, r, 1140 Pacific
Fish Isaac, blacksmith, r. 6 McCormick
Fish James H., real estate agent, 328 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Fish Joseph W., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 326 Valley
Fish Julius N., carrier Post Offlc^, r. 603 Willow Av
Fish Lauren E., compositor Chronicle, r. 621 Pine
Fish Lena, widow, r. 716 Vallejo
FISH L W. MRS. electrician
aucl mag'iietic healer, 1 Fifth
Fish Nathan, r. 603 Willow Av
Fish Thomas F., mining, 23 Nevada Block, r. 1001
Pine
Fishbourn Joel Mrs., widow, r. 44 Sixth
Fishbourne E. C. (J. S. Fiancis & Co.) 424 Davis
Fishbourne W.. r. 1045 Market.
Fishburn Jennie, widow, r. 2510 Clay
Fishel Benjamin, packer Rosenbaum & Co., r. 518
Stevenson
Fishel Charles (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r.
New York
Fishel Morris, shoemaker, 610 California, r. 623 Cali-
fornia
8^ Fishel. See Fischel
Fisher A., carpenter, r. 17 Polk
Fisher Abble Mrs., pickles and preserves, r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Sanchez
Fisher Abraham, merchant, r. 920 McAllister
Fisher Ada F., widow, teacher music, r. 2635 Mission
Fisher Adolph, clerk Fisher Bros., r. 158 Third
Fisher Albert, dairyman, r 9U6 Shotwell
Fisher Albert, with Santa Clara Molding Co.
Fisher Alexander C, messenger Mayor's Office, r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Sanchez
Fisher Alice A, Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1619 Larkin
Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher) r. 929 Green\nch
Fisher Andrew, expressman r. 17 Morey Alley
Fisher Annie, clerk Hird & Dittmer, r. 2409 Howard
Fisher Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Kearny
Fisher Annie C. Miss, r. 1049 Market
Fisher Antone, barber. 815 Battery, r. Flint Alley I
Fisher A. V.. assistant bookkeeper Hadley & Doud, I.
Alameda
Fisher A. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fislier Benjamin, r. 920 Geary
Fisher Benjamin, janitor, r. cor Twenty-seventh and
Sanchez
Fisher Brothers (Oscar Fisher) dry goods, 158 Third
Fisher C, yajdman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fisher Charles, r. 330 Fourth
Fisher Charles, hostler, r. 608 Howard
Fisher Charles, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r,
Eddy
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) r. 309 Jones
Fisher Charles C, real estate agent, 327 Pine, r. 171:
Baker
Fisher Charles E., sign painter, r. 1715 Stevenson
Fisher Charles H., steward, r. 726 Harrison
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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FIS
I Charles J., clerk, r. 28 Ritch
I Charles P., clerk Sau Juaquin Improvement
' . r. Oakl.itid
M-r fhurle* W., secretary Bruct & Fisher,
- Cluy. r. KiUH Bush
V Chri^tian, baker, r. 639 Mission
' r Christiue, domestic SE cor California and La-
«iiiia
J Fishir Uuvld, gripman Market St. KR., r. cor Mc-
1 Allistcr aud Lott
3 Fisher Edward F., plumber S. Ickelhelmer & Bro., r.
121) S -veuth
I Fisher Edwiu G., bookkeeper R. Diusmore & Co., r.
I Alameda
"i Fisher Eliza, widow, r. Alabama nr Twenty-eighth
Fisher Ellen, widow, r. 1715 Stevenson
Fisher Ell.n, domestic 2724 Pine
, Fisher EmilJ., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ala-
meda
; Fisher T. B., cook.r. 545 Mission
: Fisher Ferdinand, baker H. Nesenburg, r. 324^
Hayes
Fisher Florence J., carpenter, r. 1723 Larkin
Fisher Frederick, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 521
Mission
; Fisher Frederick M., plumber S. Ickelheimer & Bro.,
r. 9!^ Rausch, rear
Fisher George, bartender John L. Wlchman, r. 1051
Market
Fisher George, carpenter, r. 115 Ash Av
Fisher George, druggist, r. Ahlborn House
Fislier George, machinist, r. fiOi Tennessee
Fisher George, waiter, r. 220 Francisco
Fisher George A., manufacturers at4ent and commis-
sion merchant, 100 Califo'-nia, r. 1C19 Larkin
Fish.r George F., painter John \Yieland Brewing Co.,
r. 772 Mission
Fislier George H., barber, r. 529 Sacramento
Fisher George L., porter 711 Jones
Fislier Gioige T., collarmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
'.105 Union
Fislier George W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 39 Clara
Fisher George W., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
■J2H Bush
Fi-her Godfrey (J. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 824 G'Far-
Harry, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 4 Leroy PI
: Harry R., metal roofer, r. 1053 Howard
I H. C, r. 1804 Market
1 Henry, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 1123
.sh
1 r Henry E., contractoi;, plastering, 638 Market,
r. 2628 California
Fisher Henry I., salesman Downing & Schmidt, r.
rn ^ Page
Fislier Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Henry S., collector Harding Collection Office,
r. 1523 Broadway
Fisher Herman, st'itionerv, 1110 Steiner
Fisher Hugh, engineer, r."214 Twelfth
Fisher Hugo, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
320 Sixth
Fishi r I.faac, r. IGIO Washington
Fisher James, clerk, r. 1.522 Polk
Fisher James, clerk R. G. Dun k Co., r. 519 Webster
Fisher Jennie, widow, r. 935 Sutter
Fisher John, carpenter, r. 113 Ash .\v
Fisher John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fisher John H. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 310 San Jose
Av
Fislier John H. Jr. (Fisher Packing Co.) r. 1029 Clay
Fishor John L., longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. Alameda
Fisher John M., assayer, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Joseph, barber A. Fisher, r. Flint Alley
Fisher Joseph, butcher, r. 202 Perry
Fisher Joseph L., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. Ala-
meda
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Fisher Katie Miss, lash braider Hart & Brandensteln,
r. 214 Twelfth
Fisher L., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Fisher Lawrence P., laborer, r. 214 Twelfth
Fisher Lizzie Miss, r. 110 Pierce
Fisher L. P., advertising agent, 21 Mercbanta'
Exi-liaiige, r. Oakland
Fisher Louis, butcher, 333 Third, r. 1131 Folsom
Fisher Louis, shoemaker, r. 71 Tehama
Fisher Loui.s, watchman Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
r. 103 Lombard
Fisher Louisa Miss, adiuster TJ. S. Mint, r. 912 Pine
Fisher L. S., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 2665 HoW-
ard
Fisher Lulu Miss, saleslady, r. 916 Treat Av
Fisher M., porter Mau, Sadler i Co., r. 633 Shotwell
Fisher M., seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Fisher Mary, widow, r. .506 Stevenson
Fisher M. L. Miss, r. 205 Powell
Fisher Moses, plumber, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Nathan, salesman Levi Strausfl & Co., r. 1136
Sutter
Fisher Newman, merchant, r. 923 McAllister
Fisher Nicholas, r. 614 Birch Av
Fisher Obed W., shipping clerk Livingston & Co., r.
r. 23 Hoff Av
Fisher Oscar (Fislier Bros.) r. l.">8 Third
Fi-her Oscar, salesman A. \V. Fink, r. 818 Pacific
nSHER PACKING CO. -ao^n
H. uiid JoUn H. Fislier >T|-. ) iiiaiiufac-
tiirers French, niid Gerinuii miiHturd,
pickles, saaceg, viiie^jar, etc., 509-517
Commercial
Fisher Philip I., cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Robert, r. 688 Commercial
Fisher Robert, machinist J. R. Fairweather, r. 620
Fell
Fisher S., waiter Christian P. Toft, r. 1323 X Sacra-
mento
Fisher Samuel, tailor, 107 }< Third, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Saul, salesman H. Hershberg & Co., r. 211)j
Turk
Fisher Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 822 Shotwell
Fisher Thomas, r. 638 Commercial
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Fisher W., stenographer Charles J. Woodbury, r. 725
Pine
Fisher W. C, r. 1818 Steiner
Fisher Wallace W., teamster, r. 413 Brannan
Fisher Walter S.. clerk freight auditor's ofllce 8. P.
Co., r. 728 Harrison
Fisher William, bartender, r. .37 Lily Av
Fisher William, cooper Audrewfl & Cornell, r. 814
Buchanan
Fisher William, gripman Geary Bt. RR , r. 1607 Lau-
rel
Fisher William, hostler, r. 314 Third
Fisher Williiim, steward Pet<r Basmussen, r. 444
Spear
Fisher William A., farmer, r. 1.522 Polk
Fisher Willlum A., with William K. Vickery, r. Oak-
land
Fisher William C. (Waller & Fisher and F. B. Kraft
k Co.) aud Uqiior saloim, 772 Mission
Fisher William C, musiiian, r. 6 Stark
Fisher William E., with McAfee Bros., r. 3025 Cali-
fornia
Fisher William F., foreman marking dept S. F. Laun-
dry, r. 420 Geary
Fisher William F., salesman Fisher Packing Co., r.
19ir. Howard
Fisher William H., clerk, r. 1512 California
FiHher tSi Co. (Charles A. Fisher) hatters, 9 Mout-
g.iiiiery
»^~ Fisher. See Fischer
PRINTING PRESSES, PftLMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 3t1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Fiblu^rman's Wharf, foot of Filbert
Fl8k Alexander, seaman, r. 14 WasliiuKtoii
Fist Arthur G., clerk, r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Asa, note broker, 240 Montuoniery, r. 700 Hayes
Fisk Augustus, printer, r. 424 Sansonie
Fisk Charles A., carpenter, r. cor A and Forty-third
Av
Fisk Clara, widow, r. 244 Oak
Fisk Jlolin B., proprietor California Soap Co.,
Center PI off Folsoiu bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth, r. 9.32 Griierrero
Fisk Mary A., widow, r. 547 Minna
Fisk St. John Mrs., widow, r. 72.5 Minna
Fiske Henry G., roofer, 825 Market, r. 710 Central Av
Fiske Henry G. Jr., manager jewelry dept The J.
Dewing Co., 420-422 Bush, r. 710 Central Av
Fiske Henry M., physician, office 24-26 Phelan
Bldg. r. 2100 Bush
Fieke Richard A., electrical supplies, 759 Howard
Fiske William H., traveling salesman M. Armer &
Co., r. 1612 Webster
Fitch Caspar, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Malacca
Fitch Charles, driver, r. 260 Tehama
Fitch George, driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. 260 Tehama
Fitch George H., journalist Chronicle, r. 1528 Clay
Fitcli Georg-e K. (S. F. Bulletin Co. and S. F. Call
Co.) r. 703 Bush
Fitch George L., physician, 32 O'Farrell
Fitch George W.. clerk Simpson & Millar, r. East
Oakland
Fitch George W.. clothing, 1131 Mission
Fitch George W., grain merchant, r. 911 Bush
Fitch G. R., waiter, r. 259 Stevenson
Fitch Helen A. Mrs., artist, r. 1021 Polk
Fitch Henry S., bookkeeper J. Newlands. r. Oakland
Fitch James F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 32 Powell Av, B. H.
Fitch John, quartermaster stmr Granada
Fitch J. R., r. 2409 Jackson
Fitch Reed, clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co. r.
429 Eddy
Fitch Sanford E., salesman Neville & Co., r. 514 Van
Ness Av
Fitch Sherman L., special policeman, r. 531 J^ Union
rit<h Wallace, r. 1003 Powell
Fitch W. de Long, with W. B Chapman, r. 1600 Tay-
lor
Fitch William S., wharfinger Broadway Wharf, r. 19
Ninth
Fithian Frank E., compositor, r. 738 Green
Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, Hailroad Av nr Do-
mini co
Fitscljeii Joliii C, wines and liquors, 305 Jg Cali-
fornia, r. 923 Twentieth
Fitter Elbe H., liquor saloon, SW cor East and Jack-
son, r. 3 Jackson
Fitton Walter H., attorney at law, 317 Stockton
Fitz E., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22 Oak Grove
Av
Fitz W'illiam, porter, r. 2007 Howard
Fitzau Adelbert, clerk Mrs. A. Ehrmann, r. SW cor
Twenty.fourth and Castro
Fifzell William S.. r. 932 Twentieth
Fitzgerald Alice, dressmaker, r. 20 Verona
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, r. 1710 Clay
Fitzgerald Austin Jr., clerk, r. 1710 Clay
Fitzgerald Bernard, clerk, r. 1710 Clay
Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., r. 154 J^ Clara
Fitzgerald C. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fitzgerald Christopher, brick layer, r. 232 Turk
Fitzgerald Daniel, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Fitzgerald Daniel, porter Macondray & Co., r. 650c
Fitzgerald Edward, cooper, r. 370 Clementina
Fitzgerald Elizabeth, widow, r. 243 Langton
Fitzgerald Ellen, widow, r. 405 Fillmore
Fitzgerald Ellen, domestic 824 Sutter
Fitzgerald Kllen, tobacco striper, r. 251 Minna
Fitzgerald Frank, seaman, r. 52 Steuart
Fitzgerald George, porter E. Commins & Co., r. 557 J<
Niitoma
Fitzgerald J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fitzgerald James (Fitzgerald & Peterson) r. 2713
Bush
Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway
Fitzgerald James, fiist officer stmr Acapulco, r. 13
Freelon
Fitzgerald James, groceries, SE cor Harrison and
Tenth
Fitzgerald James, hostler John Rodgers, r. 321 Sev-
enth
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 555 !<* Natoina
Fitzgerald James, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
Lundy Lane nr Esmeralda
Fitzgerald James, teamster, r. Railroad Av nr Ja-
maica
Fitzgerald James D. (Bowhill & Fitzgerald) r. lOOT
Market
Fitzgerald James M., clerk, r. 408 Natoma
Fitzgerald James P., shoe cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 205 Guerrero
FitzgeraldJames W., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald Jeremiah J., drayman SW cor Clay and
Sansome, r. 2836 Harrison
Fitzgerald Johanna, r. 17 Welsh
Fitzgerald Johanna, widow, r. 102^ Francisco
Fitzgerald Johanna Miss, r. 1532 Polk
Fitzgerald John, assistant U. S. Signal Service, 302
Montgomery
Fitzgerald John, boot crimper Porter, Slesslnger &
Co., r. 16?^ Moss
Fitzgerald John, driver La Grande Laundry
Fitzgerald John, engineer, r. 163 Silver
Fitzgerald John, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Ba-
ker and McAllister
Fitzgerald John, groceries and liquors, 446 Clemen-
tina
Fitzgerald John, groceries and liquors, 635 Howard
Fitzgerald John, ladies' tailor, NW cor Eighteenth
and Valencia
Fitzgerald John, liquor saloon, 329 Sixth, r. 158 Ship-
ley
Fitzgerald John, special policeman, r. 104 Seventh
Fitzgerald John, tannery. Serpentine Av bet York and
Hampshire, r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Fitzgerald John, teamster, r. C07J4 Linden Av
Fitzgerald John, waiter International Hotel
Fitzgerald John, watchman S. F. Lumber Co., r. 11
Steuart
Fitzgerald John Jr., r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald John A., packer Langley & Michaels, r.
730}^ Harrison
Fitzgerald John C. solicitor The Wasp, r. 729 Call-
fornia
Fitzgerald John E., carpenter, r. 556 Natoma
Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker, r 429 Clementina
Fitzgerald John J., cook, r. 236 Minna
Fitzgerald John J., carrier Post Office, r. 2 Lily Av
Fitzgerald John T., with United Carriage Co., r. 10
Wood
Fitzgerald Joseph, bricklayer, r. SW cor CoU'.ns and
Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald Joseph, helpr La Grande Laiindry
Fitz'^erald Joseph, waiter, r. 143 Third
Fitzgerald Joseph M., clerk, r. 370 Clementina
Fitzgerald J. T., driver White's Laundry, r. 212 Thir-
teenth
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Fitzgerald Lawrence, coachman, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Fitzgerald Lawrence, contractor, r. 633 Webster
Fitzgerald Lawrence, gardener, r. 1531 California
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Hampshire and Twenty-third and 223 Perry
Fitzgerald M., driver Central RR.
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Fitzger.iia M. MisK, milliner, r. lU Jonps
Fit/.-ifnilil MhsuIc, wtilow. r. 4J4 Seventh, rear
Fitz-criil I Maggie, ihaiubermaid Grand Hiitel
Fi*z^'>-r.ll Maiiiif Mi3S, dn-ssiniikur. r. 10 Wood
Fitzs;. raid Martin, driver N. B. and M. UR., r. 829
Folsom
Fitzgi'r.ild Mary, domeatic 1618 Clay
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 947 Mission
Fi zaerald Mnurice, helper U. S. Mint, r. Oiklaiid
Fitzgerald Mnurire, warehonseman Eureka Orain
AVarehoiiso, r. 2232 Greenwich
Fitzj,'erald May Miss, r. 40.5 Mc.\mster
Fitzgerald Michael, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 1 Isis
Fitz^'erald Michael, driver W. P. Graham, r. 1 Mari-
po-a
Fitzgerald Mlehael, insurance agent, r. 1244 Mission
Fiizi-orald Michael, sergeant police, r. 532 Twenty-
third
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
FitZL'erald Michael J., marine reporter Merchants'
Exehange, Meiggs Wharf, r. NE cor Leavenworth
and Bmailway
Fitzgerald Michael J., shipwright, r 534 Sixth
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman, r. 20 Minna
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman, r. .5.59 Bryant
Fitzgerali Nicholas, watchman Spring'Valley W. W.,
r. 370 Clementina
Fitzgerald Nicholas Jr., painter, r. 370 Clementina
Fitzgerald Patrick, r. 720 Tehama
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liqnors, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Fitzg-rald Patrick, laborer Timothy Daggan, r. 1010
Clay
Fitzgerald Patrick, lumberman, r. 77 Clementina
Fitzgerald Patrick, seaman, r. 401 Main
Fitzgerald Patrick, stonemason, r. SW cor Collins
and Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald R. Miss, seamstress, r. 550 Mission
Fitzgerald Richard, boilermaker Hamilton & Leach,
r. 317 Beale
Fitzgenld Richard, expressman, r 1315 Eddy
Fitzgerald Richard D. (Fitzgerald & Smith) r. 615
Hayes
Fitzgeiald Robert H.. r. 1618!^ Clay
Fitzgerald Thomas, r. 629 Stevenson
Fitzjerald Tnomas (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1521
California
Fitzgerald Thomas, barber, r. 940 Mission
Fltzi/erald Thomas, blacksmith John Grace, r. 211 M
Turk
Fitzgerald Thomas, cardriver, r. 837 Folsom
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
610M Natoma
Fitzgerald Thomas, liquor saloon, 2108 Fillmore, r.
2.508 California
FitZL'erald Thomas M., groceries and liquors, 158
Shipley
Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman G. Verdier & Co.,
r. Saucellto
Fitzgerald Wallace A., with N. Stelner, r. 107 Taylor
Fitzgerald William, deputy Assessor, r. 313 Bush
Fitzgerald William, driver, r. 256 Tehama
Fitzgerald William, engineer Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 421 Minna
Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 445 }<i Third
Fitzgerald William, seaman, r. 263 East
Fitzgerald William, teamster, r. 116 Shipley
Fitzgerald William, waiter, r 554 Minna
Fitzgerald William F., policeman, r. 2KlM Francisco
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger
& Co.. r. 512 Howard vfl
Fitzgerald William T., eeneral freight and passenger
agent S. P. C. Rv., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
FItZfferulcI «& Conlon (Thomas Fitzgerald and
Michael Conlon) proprietors Centennial Livery
Stables. 1.521-1525 California toi^
IN THK
EXAMINBR
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMl'liItir.lls AND DF.M.r.IlH IN
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AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 rVlARKET STREET.
Fitzsreraia Jii Peterson (James Fitzgerald and
Lawrence Peterson) wines and liquors, 1619 De-
visadero
Fitzgerald * Smith (Richard D. Fitzgerald and C. F.
Smith) mnfrs shoes. 207 Eighth
Fitzgibbon David, teacher dancing, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Fitzgibbon Gerald, physician, 860 Mission
Fitzgibbon James, ropemaker S. F, Cordage Factory,
r. Kentucky House
Fitzgibbon John M., corporal police, r. 645 Howard
Fitzgibbon Maurice, r. 858 Mission
Fitzgibbon Maurice C. buyer O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.. r. 302 Capp
Fitzglbbons John, lonRshoreman, r. 241 Fremont
Fitzgibbons Michael, watchman, r. 4.30 M'nna
Fitzgibbons Patrick, hostler La Grande Laundry
Fitzgibbons Patrick, laborer, r. N s Beach nr Baker
Fitzharris John, macblnibt, r. .531 Geary
Fitzhenry James, liquor saloon, 532 Commercial, r.
325 Jessie
Fitzhenry John T., policeman, r. 813 Baker
Fitzhugh Peregrine, r. 609 Polk
Fitzler Charles, barber Ed. Hall, r. 40« Third
Fifzler Julia A., teacher music, r. 417 Third
Fitzler Lena Mrs., bakery, 406 Third
Fltzmauri<-e Eliza, widow, r. 1110 Eddy
Fitzmaurice Florence Miss, teachCT music, r. 1110
Eddy
Fitzmaurice George, r. NW cor Jackson and Devisa-
dero
Fitzmaurice George, seaman, r. 1110 Eddy
Fitzmaurice John, laborer, r. 315 Eighth
Fitzmaurice Lionel, seaman, r. lllo Eddy
Fitzmaurice M. Mrs., artist, r. 1.38 McAllister
Fitzmaurice Margaret, widow, r. 2313 Larkin
Fitzpatrick Agnes I. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Church
Lane
Fitzpatrick Alice, widow, r. NE cor Eleventh and
Channel
Fitzpatrick Ann Mrs., r. 560)4 Bryant
Fitzpatrick Annie, dressmaker r. 45 Second
Fitzpntrick Arthur G., carpenter and contractor, 330
Pine, room 11, r. 411 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick Arthur J., carpenter, r. 411 Twenty-second
Fitzpntrick Bernard, boilermaker. r. 252 Minna
Fitzpatrick Catherine, widow, r. 2106 Hyde
Fitzpatrick Charles, teamster, r. 65 West Mission
Fitzpatrick Curtis S., blacksmith, r. 2414 Polk
Fitzpatrick Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1 Beale PI nr
Beale
Fitzpatrick Daniel, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 544)«
Natoroa
Fitzpatrick E. C, dissolver U. S. Mint, r. North
"Temescal
Fitzpatrick i:dward. bartender, r. 715 Howard
Fitzpatrick Edward, clerk, r. 326 Tenth
Fitzpntrick Edward, cooper, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Fitzpatrick Edward, driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 326
Tenth
Fitz Patrick Edward, molder. r. 5 Minnesota
Fitzpatrick Eliza, widow r. 749 Brannan
Fitzpatrick Ellen, r. 2600 !« Sacramento
Fitzpa'rlckEmeric E.. milliner, r. 2600 5^ Sacramento
Fitzpatrick Evans, driver Central RR., r. 1702)4 Har-
rison
Fitzpatrick Frank, harneBsraaker Main & Wlncheater,
r. 1232 Tr<at Av
Fitzpatrick Frank E.. conductor Sutter St. RR., r.
2414 Polk
FHzpntri.k Harry, clerk, r. 612 Birch Av
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward stnir Crescent City, r. 1018
Alabama
Fitzpatrick James, asva.ver. r. 45 Second
Fitzpatrick James, hostler Central RR.. r. 1702 Har-
rison
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND AVATER.
I*il»e KiMiiiifw, jtll Niz.en.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fitzpatrii'k Jumes, laborer, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrlok Janips, marble jjolisber Rufflno & Bian-
chi. r. lOo?^ Second
FItzpatrk'k James (Caulflold & Co.) r. 5C0M Bryant
Fitzpatrick Jiimes, watchman Nevada Bank, r. 1020
FitzpatricU James F., policeman, r. KiOfi Steiner
Fitzpatrick James J., cleik D. F. Keefe, r. 3 Church
Lane
Fitzpatrick James M., foreman Union Box Factory,
r. U0>« Shipley
Fitzpatrick Jessie D. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. Sullivan nr Stanyan
Fitzpatrick Johanna, widow, r. 424 Seventh, rear
Fitzpatrick John, cooper, r. 13 Hunt
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, r. 47 Clementina
Fitzpatrick John, molder, r. 2(!1 First
Fitzpatrick John, plasterer, r. 1314}^ Natoma
Fitzpatrick John, teamster, r. 232 Perry
Fitzpatrick John, trunkmaker, r. 718 Broadway
Fitzpatrick John C, compositor J. H. Barry, r. IIIM
Twelfth
Fitz])atrick John E., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly &
Co., r. 511 Minna
Fitzpatrick John H., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co..
r. 2333 Harrison
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. HI Diamond
Fitzpatrick Kate Mrs., r. 1711 Stockton, rear
Fitzpatrick Kitty, domestic Teneriffe nr Potomac
Fitzpatrick L St. C, artist John Mallon, r. 98 Eighth
Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, r. 23 Jessie
Fitzpatrick Margaret, widow, r. 119 Seventh
Fitzpatrick Margaret, domestic 2224}^ Mission
Fitzpatrick Margaret Miss, r. 5443^ Natoma
Fitzpatrick Margaret Mrs., r. 32G Tenth
Fitzpatrick Martin, livery .''table, 814 Mission
Fitzpatrick Marv, r. 365 Minna
Fitzpatrick Matthew, hod carrier, r. SE cor Lombard
and Baker
Fitzpatrick Michael, tanner F. A. Davis, r. Bryant
Av bet Butte and Napa
Fitzpatrick Michael, teamster, r. 124 Langton
Fitzpatrick Morgan (Fitzpatrick &Doran) r. 18 Bruce
PI
Fitzpatrick Owen, fouudryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 122
Perry
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r.
80 Everett
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., plumber, r. 1325J5 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick Peter, r. 315 Minna
Fitzpatrick Peter A., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick Peter J., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
612 Birch Av
Fitzpatrick Ralph L., woodcarver, r. Sullivan nr
Stanyan
Fitzpatrick Roger, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 2333 Har-
rison
Fitzpatrick Sarah, dressmaker, r. 260nM Sacramento
Fitzpatrick Simon, laborer, r. 3 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Simon Jr., electrotyper, r. 3 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Thomas, cooper, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick Thomas B., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
118 Gilbert
FitzpatricU Thomas J., manager Easton, El-
dridge & Co., 618 Market, r. 718 Broadway
Fitzpatrick Thomas J., plumber r. 506 Shotwell
Fitzpatrick Timothy (Fitzpatrick & Owens) r. 511
Minna
Fitzpatrick Timothy Rev., pastor All Hallows Church,
r. Teneriffe nr Potomac
Fitzpatrick William E., dentist, 1001 Market, r. 2414
Polk
Fitzpatrick William F.. contractor, r. 1921 Mission
Fitzpatrick & Doran (Morgan Fitzpatrick and Thomas
L. Doran) liquor saloon, 73 Fourth
Fitzpatrick * Owens (Timothy Fitzpatrick and James
V. Owens) liquor saloon, 3(i Fourth
Fitzsimmons Catherine, widow, laundress, r. 13
Lewis PI
FitzsimiMons Charles F., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons Daniel, cook, r. 51 Fifth
Fitzsimmons Edward, longHhoreiuan, r. 409 Main
Fitzsimuions George, waiter, r. 210 Green
Fitzsimmons Harvey, r. 6 Myrtle Av
FitzsiiiimoiiR J. Mrs., r. 4 Russ
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, r. 132454 Filbert
Fitzsimmons James C, machinist, r. 1437 Polk
Fitzsimmons John, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Fitzsimmons John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Fitzsimmons John R., engineer Market St. RR., r.
709 Linden Av
Fitzsimmons Kate T. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Margaret, widow, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Mary, widow, r. 11 Clyde
Fitzsimmons Patrick, bricklayer, r. 16 Collingwood
Fitzsimmons Patrick, stonemason, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons Rose E. Miss, teacher, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Samuel, ironworker, r. 413 Fourth
Fitzsimmons Tlionias, bookkeeper Derby & Strouse,
r. 618 McAllister
Fitzsimmons Thomas A. Rev., O. P., clergyman Do-
minican Monastery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
Fitzwilliams Margaret, widow, r. 424 Haight
Fiuren J. H., laborer, r. 523 Bryant
Five-Mile House, junction Railroad Av and San
Bruno Road
Five Mile School, H. C. Kinne principal, E s Mission
road nr Five Mile House
Fivey Margaret Mrs., r. 552 Stevenson
Fivey William Jr., printer, r. 552 Stevenson
Fix Lottie Mrs., medium, r. 320 >4 Seventh
Fjerem John, clerk Sailors' Home, NE cor Harrison
and Main
Flaa J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics, r. 424 Grove
Flach Joseph, butcher, r. 588 Seventeenth
Flach Joseph Jr.. butcher, r. 390 Dolores
Flach Peter, bookkeeper Lowenberg& Co.,r. 1601 Du-
pout
8S" Flach. See Flack
Flachmever Christian, porter Allison, Gray & Co., r.
428 Vallejo
Flachmeyer Margaret, laceworker, r. 428 Vallejo
Flachmeyer Matilda, laceworker, r. 428 Valh jo
Flack George D.. clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 2909 Folsom
Flack George H., chandelier maker, r. 2909 Folsom
Flack William, pressman The Bancroft Co.. r. 2909
Folsom
aey Flack. See Flach
Flageollet Charles, crockery, 302 Third
Flageollet Henry C, butcher, 912 Valencia, r. 619
Eighteenth
Plaggr Cliarles C, manager The Berkshire, 711
Jones, r. 820 Twenty-tirst
Flagg Dayton W., driver, r. 157 Seventh
Flagg Emma Miss. r. 432 J^ Haight
Flagg Fannie, widow, r. I(l4 Powell
Flagg Frank P., r. 222 Oak
Flagg George F., bookkeeper C.A. Malm, r. 533 Twen-
ty-1 hi id
Flagg O. J. capitalist, r. 420 Montgomery
Flagg Sarah, widow, r. 2611 J^ Scramento
Flagg T. Mrs., dressmaking, 224 Taylor
Flagg Theodore, mining, office 420 Montgomery,
room 4, r, 224 Taylor
Flagg William H., salesman D. Samuels, r. Oakland
Flaglor A. P. photographer, SE cor Market and Ninth
Flaglor Lucy, widow, r. 317 Ninth
Flabaut Henry, clerk, r. 16 Trenton
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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giARHET ST., cost. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Slxow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Mariet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
(WASHINGTON ST.
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Flnlierty Annie. Rhoefltter r 4J3 Ivy Av
Flnh'Tty Augustus J., teamster, r. ."iO:) Oough
Flaht-rtV Belle Mrs., school teacher, r. iU Four-
te.uth
Fliilicrty Bartholomew, lon-jshoreman, r. Clipper bet
SjiU( h. z and Noe
Flaherty Bernard, stonecutter, r. N 8 Marquesas nr
Xniirnad Av
Flaherty Kdwiird, stoneoittcr, r. X s Marquesas nr
FLAHERTY FLETCHER A.
teim, coffees, spices, ^viites ami liquors,
180r> Klarket, r. 424: Fourteenth
Flaherty H.iny, collector, r. 21.t Junes
FUherty James, carpenter, r. 240 Chaitanooga
Flalierty Jnnies J., deputy Superiuteudeut Streets, r.
Ill 8 Post
Flaherty John, bricklayer, r. 2023 Ellis
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 54 Shipley
Fliihertv John, teairrster, r. 911 Sanpome
Fliiherty Jodn Jr., laborer, r. 109 William
Flaberty John E., teamster, r. nO'A Gough
Flaherty John L., student, r. 907 Steiner
Flaherty John W.. laborer, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Joseph D., bookkeeper P. C. MoUoy, r. 503
GoMKh
Flaherty Joseph P., whitener, r. 109 William
Flaherty L. Mrs., shirtcutter McPherson & Conway,
r. 21.5 Jones
Flaherty Margaret, widow, r. 618 Post
Flaherty MHrtin, longshoreman, r. 132 Linden Av
Flah'-riy Martin, stonecutter, r. N s Marquesas nr
Railroad Av
Flaherty Martin F., clerk, r. 109 William
Flaherty Mary, widow, r. 109 William
Flaherty Mary, widow, r. 423 Ivy Av
Flaherty .Mary C, widow, r. 44 Minna
Fliih«-rty Michael, longshoreman, r, 12 Clementina
Flahirty Mi. hael, lumberman, r. 43 Tehama
Flaherty Jlichael J., marble cutter, r. 240 Chattanooga
Flaherty Nora, domestic 432 Linden Av
Flalierty Peter, r. 24 Turk
Flaherty Richard, r. 907 Steiner
Flaherty Richard (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 907 Steiner
Flaherty Simon M., groceries and liquors, cor Hattie
andCorbett Road
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Thomas F., whitener James C. Sellers, r.
lilSPopt
Flaherty William, clerk Christian Knobloch, r. N s
M-^rqnesas nr Railroad Av
Flaherty William, cooper Ri.sdon, Cahn & Co., r. 503
Gough
Flaherty William H., foreman Weil, Baer & Co., r.
.i23M Fell
Flaherty William T., carriage painter W. Halkett, r.
734 Clementina
Flaker Elizabeth Mrs., r. 92.5 Natoma
Flaker John H., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 925
Natoma
Flarniner Charles (Samuel More fc Co.) r. 1G32 Pierce
Flanagan Catherine, domestic lt)30 Vallejo
Flanagan Charles B., proprietor Commercial Record,
5M Clay, r. cor Twenty-seventh and San Jos^ Av
Flanagan Edward A. O., salesman D. Samuels, r. 715
Sanchez
Flanagan James, laborer, r. 48 Tehama
Flanagan Jnroes, laborer, r. 190'J', Hyde
Flanai-'an Jame8,water tender stmrZealandia, r. 63 Te-
hama
Flanagan James Jr., laborer, r. 1909 !i Hyde
Flatia^'nnleremiah, r. 209 Minna
Flanagan Jeremiah J., teamster, r. 55 West Mission
Flanagan John, shipping clerk, r. 151 Perry
Flanagan Katherine, widow, r. 536 Second
Flanagan Lawrence O. (Flanagan* Magulre) r. 8W
cor Twenty-seventh and Guerrero
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641. 6:3. 645 and 647 MARKIT STRELT,
Flanagan Marv. domestic 3 Ensex PI
Flanagan Vi, hael, blark«mlth. r. 151 Perry
Flanagan Michael, boiler worker I'nion Iron Works.
r. 134 Ninth
Flanagan Michael, longshoreman, r. 8W cor Wash-
iiigtnn and Drumm
Flanagan Owen, laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Perry
Flanagan Patrick, foreman J. Morton *: Co
Flanagan Thomas. Hardener, r. 1.325 Oolden Gate Av
Flanagan Thomas W., bartender John J. Hallinan, r.
8f;.5 Market
Flanagan k Maguire (L. G. Flanagan and A. B. M»-
guire) wood, coal, hay and grain, NW cor Eigh-
teenth and Folsom
^^ Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan and Flan-
nig 'n
Flander.s Albert, master mariner, r. 122.'> Pacific
otury
FLANDERS ALVAN n
public, 333 niontjuromery, r. 1896
Broad ^vay
Flanders Charles, cook, r. 2fi3 East
Flanders Charles, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1422
Pacific
Flanders Euyene O.. carrier P<st Office, r. 126 Fifth
Flanders Nathan, engineer, r. 1225 Pacific
Flanders Robie, stencil cutter A. E. Ridley & Co., r.
1225 Pacific
Flanders Thomas, sergeant pi lice, r. 1130 Market
Flanders Walter P., painter S. M. Hills, r. 1225 Pa-
cific
Flanigan Annie, domestic Gfil Harrison
Flanigan chrifitopher C, liquor salooa, 711 Howard,
r. 709 Howard
Flanigan Christopher F., bartender C. C. Flanigan,
r 715 Howard
Flanigan Edward, pressman Bulletin, r. Oakland
Flanigan Edward, laborer, r. 436 Duncan
Flanigan Frank, compositor, r. 1312 Mission
Flanigan Lawrence G., laborer, r. 2.324 !< Harrison
Flanigan Mary, widow, r. 1312 Mission
Flanigan Patrick, dry goods, 1.52 Sixth, r. 1017 How-
ard
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean View
Flanigan Thomas F.. miner, r. 7H1 Mission
Flanigan William, musician, r. 1312 Mission
Flannagan Catherine, wiiiow, r. 997 Bryant
Flannagan Edward, bartender, r. 438 Jessie
Flannagan James E., laborer, r. 26 Allen
Flannagan James M., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., r. 610 .Tones
Flannagan John, laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. 19 Gar-
den
Flannagan John J., cooper, r.997 Bryant
Flannagan Marv, widow, r. 438 Jessie
Flannnfian Mii iiael, laborer, r. 10 Clyde
Flannagan Patrick, teamster, r. 427 Stevenson
Flannagan Willintn, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt *
Co.. r. 122 M Welsh
t^ Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flannl-
gan
Flannelly George, molder Weed Jc Klngwell, r. 67
Minna
Flannelly James, helper George E. Belmor, r. 67
Minna
Flannelly James E., r. 309 Bay
Flannelly Stephen F.. brick layer, r. 67 Minna
Flannerv Charles, boiler maker, r. 43 Minna
Flannery James, laborer, r. 261 Minna
Klaiinery J"hn P., r. 2701 Howard
Flannery Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, liOO
Franklin
Flannerv Michael, policeman, r. 43 Minna
Flannery Patrick, r. 795 !< Stevenson
Flannerv Roger, laborer, r. 14 Bi-rnard
Flannigan A. Miss, anleslady Keane Bro»., r. 36 Second
Flannigan John, bartender, r. 1H33 Howard
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
iKrapher, r. liiO Octavia
•iaii. r. 'iC.Jl Slitter
mnn it FluiiitT) r. SW cor Valen-
FlauuigBii Rate Miss, r. llS;) Howard j
Flaniiigau Mary, widow, proceries, 2121 Webster
Flauiii«an Patrick J., mining secretary and collector,
318 Pine, room 10
Flaunigiin William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 2013 Folsom
e^ Flanuigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flan-
uagan
Flatlimann Claus, wines and liquors, SW cor
Market and Steiiart, r. 19 Market
Flathmann Heiurich, groceries, SW cor Fifth and
Harrison, r. 702 Brannan
Flathmann Henry, bartender, r. 19 Market
Flathmann Richard, dishwasher, r. 767 Market
FlHthmaim Richard, r. of er, r. 8C9 Market
Flatley Edward, teamster E. Mit-hell
Flatley John P.. horshoer M. O'Dea. r. 622 Jones
Flatley Owen, laborer, r. Silver Ave nr Mission Road
Flatley William, hodearrier, r. 105 Hayes
Flatly George, drayman, r. HiU Clementina
Flatow Ibrael. salesman, r. 810 Hyde
Flatow Philip, druggist, NE cor Geary and Jones,
r. 810 Hyde
Flavin David, laborer, r. 119 J^ Sixth
Flavin Eliza, widow, r. 2204 Jones
Flavin Martin J. (M, J. Flavin & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Flavin M. J. <& Co. (Martin J. Flavin) proprie-
tors the great IXL, 92-4-928 Market
Flavin Stephen, tinroofer, r. 69 Minna
Flaws William, bartender M. L. Ascher, r. 1017 Larkin
Flech Valentine (Holzmueller & Co.) r. Ocean House
Road nr Buena Vista
Fleck Charles, engineer, r. 212 Ridley
! Fleck Henry, carpenter, r. 1223 M Green
I FleckensteiD Peter, cook. r. 18 First
Fleetwood James A., drug'-'ist, r. 236 Polk
Fleigelman David, cutter A. Nicoll, r. 342 Minna
I Fleiscbel George, locksmith and machinist, 612 Cali-
1 fornia, 503 Filbert
' Fleischer August, cigarmaker, r. 1 Scotland
I Fleischer Charles, expressman, NE cor Bush and
j Montgomery, r. 811 Eighteenth
Flelschman Charles N. (Fleischman & Frick) r. 3
Bush Street PI
Fleischman David, cashier David Stern & Sons, r.
I 1406 Van Ness Av
Fleischman David M., peddler, r. 209 Jersey
^ Fleischman George, cigarmaker, r. 435 Pine
i Fleischman Jacob, varieties, 1054 Valencia
I Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 9 Howard
I Court
' Fleischman Mathias R., bookkeeper J. Merzbach, r.
t 1017 Oak
Fleischman Meyer, r. 209 Jersey
Fleischman & Frick (Charles N. Fleischman and
1 Lnuis Frick) barbers, 315 Kearny
I 1^" Fleischman. See Fleishman
j Fleisher M. "SUrs, r. 2517 Bush
Fleisher Wolflf importer and mnfr hats, caps, etc.,
108 Battery, r. 4 Martha PI
[ Fleisliliacker A. Si Co. (Aaron Fleishhacker)
proprietors Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, 532
Market
I Fleishhacker Aaron (A. Fleishhacker & Co) r. 2110
1 California
Fleishhacker Mortimer, bookkeeper A. Fleishhacker
& Co., r. 2110 California
Fleishman Benjaman M.. with Lemoine & Pichon, r.
r. 726 Grove
Fleishman Charles, dishwasher Arion House
Fleishman Frederick, stock clerk M. Heller & Sons, r.
726 Grove
Fleishman Leon, cigar dealer, r. 28 Bernard
Fleishman Moses, special policeman, r. 2529 Wash-
ington
8^" Fleishman. See Fleischman
FleislDg Henry, barber, r. 721 O'Farrell
Fleissner George W. bookkeeper H. M. Heiueman, r.
FleiHsner lingo, litl
Fleissner Otro, nui.'-
Flemer Henry ilnte
Ola and 'rwenty-Orst
Fleniini Florence, clerk, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Flemini Joseph, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Fleming Arthur, druggist, r. 1225 Green
Fleming A. V. Mrs., teacher music, r 1225 Greon
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper, r. 1503 Taylor
Fleming Bartholomew F., salesman O'Connor, Mof-
fatt >% Co., r. 1503 Taylor
Fleming Catherine, widow, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming C. F., r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Fleming Charles M. commercial traveler, r. 1503
Taylor
Fleming D. Mrs., widow, r. 232 Seventh
Fleming David, laborer, r. 117 Valle.jo
Fleming David L., varnisher, r. 5 Kausch
Fleming Edward, driver Engine No. 12, r. 101 Com-
mercial
Fleming Elizabeth, widow, r. 1605 Dupont
Fleming Elizabeth, widow, r. Old People's Home
Fleming Frederick, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1503
Taylor
Fleming Frederick, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1416
Baker
Fleming Frederick C, foreman California Bone Meal
and Fertilizer Co., r. cor Twenty-fourth and Fol-
som
Fleming George K., shoemaker, 2234 Greenwich
Fleming James, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming James, factoryman Yates & Co., r. 513 How-
ard
Fleming James J., laborer, r. 2'13 Guerrero
Fleming Jeremiah, clerk, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming J. F., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1416 Baker
Fleming John, tjellboy, r. 668 Harrison
Fleming John, cigarmaker C, E. Raabe & Co., r. 213
Guerrero
Fleming John, laborer, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos6
Road, Ocean View
Fleming John M., salesman, r. 410 Octavia
Fleming JoUn T. , attorney at law, 426 California,
room 4, r. S 8 Twenty-third, bet Folsom and
Treat Av
Fleming Joseph P., teacher swimming, r. 127 Mont-
gomery
Fleming Lawrence, laborer, r. 209 Langton
Fleming Lizzie, artist, r. 32 Hubbard
Fleming Mark, barber, 2002 Folsom, r. 1138 Howard
Fleming Martin, mining, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Fleming Martin E., jeweler Levison Bros., t
Golden Gate Av
Fleming Martin W. (P. F.-^McNulty & Co,)
Seventh
Fleming Mary E. Mrs., r. 753 Harrison
Fleming Mattie, tailoress Morris King, r. 7 Gardner
Fleming Michael, shoemaker P.F.Nolan & Co., r.
195-4 Langton
Fleming Nora E. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Ninth and Harrison, r. 1301 Harrison
Fleming Patrick E., policeman, r. 400 Ninth
Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7, r. 3035
Sixte.-nth
Fleming Peter H., gas filter, and foreman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. 1404 Powell
Fleming Richard, packer James De La Montanya, r.
668 Harrison
Fleming Robert, clerk, r. 34 Hubbard
Fleming Robert, driver, r. 29 Hunt
Fleming Socrates C, sergeant police, r.
gouiery Av
Fleming "Thomas, seaman stmr San Bias
Fleming Thomas H., clerk, r. 232 Seventh
Fleming Thomas W., carriage painter Walcom,
Gowan & Coffee, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming William, r. 604 Valle.io
Fleming William, shipcarpenter, r, 51 Clementina
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COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
1 MARKET ST.
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Fleming William A. (FlemlDg fc Stetson) r. 600 Fol-
SiiDJ
Fleming William A., laborer Custom House, r. 29
Eddy
Flfiiiliig William C, carpenter, r. 128 Perry
Fleming Williaui H., laborer Goldeu City Chemical
Works, r. 1H3J* Langtou
FleiiiiiiM .^c Stetson (William A. Fleminj; and John Vi.
Stetson) draymen, 40'J Battery
FlininiiM« .Alexander, painter Henry W. Hanneman,
r. 'ii.i Folsoiu
Fleinming David, engineer, 17 Sutter, r. Oakland
Fleniiuiiiti John, planer A. Waliisteiii, r. 255 Perry
Fleres Antonio, r. 114 M( Alli^ter
Fletiber Arteiuus T.. accountant Cal. Ins. Co., r. 1020
Pine
Fletcher Catherine, widow, r. 102(t Pine
Fletcher Charles A., clerk, r. 12:10 G.ilden Gate Av
Fletcher Charles A., student, r. 1020 Pine
Fletcher Charles S., varieties. 172;J Hyde
Fletcher David M., druggist Lengfeld's Pharmacy, r.
ViJO Golden Gate Av
Fletcher Edward, lithographic printer, r. 802 Mont-
gomery
Fletcher Edwin, carpenter, r. 562 Natoma
Fletcher Edwin T. (Fit tcher & Busing) r. 92.3 Pacific
Fletcher Elizabeth, widow, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletch.r Ellen Miss, janitress U. S. Mint, r. 113 Fifth
Fletcher Euinja, widow, r. 541 Stev-nson, rear
Fletcher Frank A., special examiner U. S. Pen-
Bioii Office, 328 Montgomery, room 14, r. Oakland
Fletcher George, r. 12 Rondell PI
Fletclier George R. , superintendent Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery Association, S s Geary bet First
and Parker .\v8
Fletcher George W., molder, r. 1112Fol8om
Fletclier George W., commercial and ticket
agent Southern Pacific Co., 613 Market, r. 809
Hhight
Flet<-her Gordon, r. 541 Stevenson, rear
Fletcher Hannah, widow, r. 1143 J^ Folsom
Fletcher Harriet Mrs., bakery, 1019 Howard
Fletcher Harry, first assistant engineer stmr Alameda
Fletcher Henry, stonemason, r. 978 Harrison
Fletcher Henry W., rnachinist Murray Bros., r. 409
Third
Flet( her Irwin L., clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 1230
Golden Gate Av
Fletcher John, painter, r. 14 Langton
Fletcher Joseph, bellowsmaker, r. 59 Federal, rear
Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Joshua, grainer, r. 52 Second
Fletcher L. H. Mies, stenographer George H. Tay k
Co., r. Oakland
Fletcher Ljle M., r. Palace Hotel
i'letcher Montgomery, chief engineer Naval Board of
Inspection and Survey, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bklg. fourth floor, r. Union Club
Fletch. r Hobert, r. 10(11 Pine
Fletcher Robert, salesmim, r. 1136 Folsom
Fletcher Robert H., auctioneer, r. 14 Langton
Fletcher Sarah C, wiilow, r. 717 Hyde
Fletcher Selden F., caipenter, r. 1 Russ
Fletcher Stephen, collector Cal. Wire Works, r. Ala-
meda
Fletcher Thomas, molder, r. 317 Clementina
Fletcher William, r. 128 J^ Fourth
Fletcher Wflliam, teamster, r. 54 Second
Fletcher & Busing (Edwin T. Fletcher and Henry
Busing) restaurant, 539 Jackson
rieteaiix August, starcher La Grande Laundry
Pletter F. J. (California Cbp Co.) and secretary
Paraffine Paint Co., 31i) California, r. Alameda
Fleur de Amour J . glovecutter. r. 11 Church
rieury Ann, widow, r. 921 Pacific
Fleury Celine Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 206 Powell
Fleury Emll V., with C. H. Evans, r. 131 Morris Av
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Contracts Made witli Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
Fleury John M.. r. 20C Powell
Flewwelling Clarence, bookkeeper S. F. Lsnndiy
Assn. r. W s Sullivan nr Tnion, B. H.
Flick Carl, cabinetmaker, r. W 8 Vermont bet Hum- i
boldt and Nevada
Flick (ioetleap. cutter, r. 8 Wall i
Flieger Henry R., liquor saloon, 1318 Howard
Flieler Ri. hard (Flieler & Kicfer) r. 1004 Bush !
Fllelerfc Kiefer (Richard Flieler and Philip Kiefer)
barbers, 5 Powell
Flier Gustav. painter, r. 745 Minna
Flierl John F , tailor, 34 Third, r. 1207 Clay
Fliess Ferdinand, bre\^r Fortmann & Co., r. 267 Te-
hama I
niggle L. Guy, clerk Chronicle, r. 44 Sixth
Flindall George A., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
cor Sierra and Tennessee
Fliuker John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 1620
Stockton I
Flinn Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Flinn Catherine M., milHnery, 54 Third, r. 317 Clem-
entina
Flinn Denis, capitalist, r. 245 Minna
Flinn Dennis, shoemaker, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Howard
Flinn Edmund, watchman City and County Alms
House
Flinn James, with City RR., r. 1747 Mission
Flinn John W., policeman, r. 905 Jones
Flinn P:itrick T., groceries and liquors, 200 Eighth
Flinn Thomas J., deputy County Clerk, r. 317 Clem-
entina
Flinn Thomas R., policeman, r. 515 Buchanan
Flinn William B., contractor, r. 317 Clementina
[»- Flinn. See Flynn
Flint Alexander B., piledriver, r. 736 Folsom
Flint Almira T. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Brilsforrt P., wool merchant, 436 Town-
send, r. 1121 Hyde
Flint Edward D. (Tayler Aj Flint) r. Oakland
Flint Edward P., office 328 Montgomery, room 20, r.
Oakland
Flint Edward S., seaman, r. 106 Steuart
Flint Elijah T., salesman Cal. Hosiery Co.. r.Oakland
Flint George E., druggist G. G. Burnett, r.736 Folsom
Flint Milford M., carpenter, r. 1604 Post
Flint Nathan E . machinist, r. 2048 Mission
Flint Samuel, chief clerk U.S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Flint T. P. Mrs., r. 812 Hyde
Flint Tlionins. cook. r. cor Stanyau and Frederick
Flint William C, attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
roon)S 3-4. r. 230 Fell
Flint William K., manager City Steam Carpet
Beating W.rkB, n-W Eighth
Flitner Frank W. (Kendall k Flitner) r. 736 Sixteenth
Flockhart C.irollne. widow, r. 1434 Broadway
Flockhardt D., machinist Pac. Iron Works
p'loersheim Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 215 Oough
Flohr Frederick, sculptor, 1125 Mission, r. 10.57 Mis-
sion
Flood Alvali H. , first assistant engineer stmr Transit,
r. 1 Beaver
Flood Arthur .M., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1 Beater
Flood A. 8., carpenter, r. 317 Third
Flood Bernard, tailor, 1006 Mission
Flood Bridget, widow, r. 228 Tenth
Flood Bu'lding. SW cor Market and Fourth
Flood C, stock clerk Bncklnghain & Hecht. r. lOU
Alabama
Flood Charles, clerk J. H. Widber. r 3'27 First
Flood Charles, painter, r. 449 Twentieth
Flood Charles B., teamster, r. 424 Fell
Flood Cornelius, porter, r. 144 Vi Natoma
FIo<m1 Daniel, cook, r. ,'■.47 Nnfoma
Flood Enierv, teamster, r. 249 Steuart
Flood Eugene, oiler stmr Modo.-
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809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Flood Geort^e, clerk Neustaitter liros., r. 1414 Post
Flooil George W., salesmun Murphy, Qraut & Co., r.
422 Eddy
Flood Heury E., saleRraan Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 422 Eddy
Flood Henry S., salesman, r. 1414 Post
Flood Henry T., salesman, r. 1215 Scott
Flood James, r. 240 Fourth
Flood .lames, stevedore, r. 9 Verona
Flood .James, travelit\g salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1414 Post
Flood James Mrs., widow, r. 151 Dore
Flood James Kev., pastor Sacred Heart Church, r.
550 Fillmore
Flood Jiinies C, capitalist. 7 Nevada Block, r.
1010 California and Menlo Park
Flood James J., upholsterer Samuel Beal.r. 129 Free-
Ion
Flood James Li., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r.
Menlo Park
Flood John (Flood & Biicome) r. 821M Folsom
Flood John, baker, r. 143 Third
Flood John, laborer, r. 912 Treat Av
Flood John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 28 Willows
Av
Flood John C. stenographer Henry I. Kowalsky, r.
9r.> Treat Av
Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 422 Eddy
Flood Joseph, plumber S. Ickelheimer & Bro., r. 228
Noe
Flood Lizzie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Flood Luke, laborer S. P. Co., r. 124 Clinton
Flood MicUael, real estate agent, 302 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. 723 Polk
Flood Michael Jr., clerk, r. 327 First
Flood Michael H., laborer, r. 1213 Scott
Flood Noah F., attorney at law, 106 Post, room 21
Flood Patrick, r. 110 Noe
Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 129 Freelon
Flood Patrick, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 23
Mission Av
Flood Patrick J., plumber, 1906 Fillmore, r. 914
Twentieth
Flood Philip H., physician, 433 Larkin
Flood Richard, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 327 First
Flood Robert stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Flood & Bacome (John Flood and William Bacome)
proptrs Folsom Street Livery Stable. 823 Folsom
Flora Sharon Free Eindergiirtcn, 334 Beale
Florance Alfred C. tillerman Hook and Ladder No.
2, r. 'i27 Broadway
Florence Albert E.. cashier James B. Jaques, r. 37
Second
Florence Edward, porter-Wilmerding & Co., r. 822
Folsom
Florence House, Mrs. L. L. French proptr, 102 Ellis
Florence John G., groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Florence Joseph, tanner James Duncan, r. NW cor
Eighth and Braunan
Florence Manufacturing Co (Florence, Mass.) Brown
& Metzuer agents, 535 Market
Florentine Alexander, r. 638 Commercial
Florentine Alexander Mrs., r. W s Broderick nr
Greenwich
Florentine Augustus, liquor saloon, r. E s Railroad
Av bet Bermuda and Malta
Flores Alberto, student, r. 909 Broadway
Fl'ires Antonia, widow, r. 11 Hunt
Flores Eladio, laborer, r. 155 Minna
Flores, Hale & Co. (incorporated) Joseph P. Hale
president, George Meyer secretary, 210 Battery
Flores James, r. W s Mission opp St. Mary's College
Flores Trinidad, saddlem.-iker, r. 1010 Kearny
Florintin Adolph, tailor, 107 Geary, r. 1510 O'Farrell
Florlntine W., seaman stmr Granada
Floto John H., physician, 402 Kearny, r. 807 Califor-
nia
Flournoy George (Flournoy & Mlioon) r. 1140 Twen-
ty first
Floiii-iioy G«'orj>-«' .Jr., City and County Attorney
New City Hall, third door, r. 2929 Clay
Flournoy .loliii, attorney at law, 405 Montgom
ery, mom 20. r. 918 Fulton
Flournoy Jii Klltoon (George Flournoy and John
B. Mhoon) attorneys at law, 401 California, rooms
Flovor Ernest, cigars, 311 Sutter, r. 18 Lewis
Flower Charles H., stevedore, r. 1008 Hampshire
Flower Henry, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r
lOloM Hanipshire
Flower James, stevedore, r. 1010 Hampshire
Flower William C, typewriter, 65 Nevada Block, r.
. 26 Turk
Floyd Alfreds., coachman, r. 322M O'Farrell
Floyd Amy, domestic 2226 California
Floyd Charles B., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Floyd Edmoiid P., shipcarpenter, r. 144 Silver
Floyd George, plumber William F. Wilson
Floyd James, clerk, r. 736 Folsom
Floyd James, waiter Orpheum. r. 454 Minna
Floyd JeJTerson D., waiter, r. 316 Minna
Floyd John, compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 1106
Mason
Floyd John H., coachman, r. 1317 Sacramento
Floyd John M., policeman, r. 1209 Union
Floyd Peter, cnok, r. 112 Second
Floyd Richard S., capitalist and president The
James Lick Trust, 120 Sutter, room 26, r. 415
First
Floyd Thomas, machinist, r. 1022 Treat Av
Floyd Thomas L., boilermaker. r. 11 Hubbard
Floyd W. Frank, carpenter, r. 812 M Jessie
Flovd William D., engraver, r. 1713 Jones
Floyd William F., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1106
Mason
Floyd Zaccheus, bookkeeper, r. 1106 Mason
Fluegel Rudolf, tailor, r. 228 Bush
Fluhr Christian, cook. r. 408 McAllister
Fluhr Theodore, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 408
McAllister
Fluker William T., barber F. --A. Smack, r. 115J^
Tweuty-sixth
Flynn Andrew, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Flynn Annie Miss, r. 946 Harrison
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Anthony A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
29 Fleasaut
Flynn Bernard, sawyer, r. 317?4 Tehama
Flynn Bridget, widow, r. 463 Jessie, rear
Flynn Bridget, domestic 1915 Van Ness Av
Flynn Charles, diver William Schlothan, r. W s Min-
nesota bet Sierra and Napa
Flynn Charles A., journalist Examiner, r. 29 Pleas-
ant
Flynu Daniel, coremaker, r. 183 Jessie
Flynn Daniel I., confectioner, r. 214 Diamond
Flynn Daniel J. S., clerk County Clerk's Offtce, r. 463
Jessie
Flynn Delia, domestic 808 Leavenworth
Flynn Delia, domestic 15 Guy PI
Flynn Dennis, butcher, r. Susquehanna nr Corea
Flynn Dennis, oardriver N. B. and M. RR., r. 322
Minna
Flynn Edward, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Flynn Edward, blacksmith's helper Kisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 248 H Clara
Flynn Edward, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Flynn Edward, plasterer, r. 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward J., woolsorter, r. 612 Sixth
Flynn Eugene, laborer, r. 114 Nutoma
Flyun Frank J., printer, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Frederick, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 29
Pleasant
Flynu George, cabinetmaker, r. 1213 Powell
LOWEST PEICES.
PINE GOODS.
LAKGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 fflartet St
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Flynn George, patteruiiiaker Palmer & Key, r. 5l6
Folsom
Flynu H., driver Sutter St. RR.
Flyuii Herbert, clerk \V. U. Tel. Co.. r. 71 Shipley
Flyun Hugh, teamster, coal dealer and proptr How-
ard St. Scales, 8U Howard, r. a39 Miuna
Flynn James, driver N. B. and M. KK., r :«n Miuna
Flynn .lames, hostler Norfolk StableB, r. 12 William
Flynu .James, papercarrier, r. 425 Hayes
Flynn .lames, plasti'rcr, r. Ss Church bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Flynn James, plumber, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
Flyuu JamcK. printer A. Waldsti'in, r. 190:} Hyde
Flynu .James, shoemaker, .U Sec-ond. r. 64UM Folsom
Flynn James, waiter, r. 042 Howard
Flynn Jamis D., bookkeeper, r. 134:i Howard
Flynn James J., deputy Superiuti.'ndeut Streets, r.
13J:5 Howard
Flynn James J., chief deputy Assessor, r. 723 Va-
lencia
Flynn .lames H., cardriver, r. 71 Shipley
Flyun James P., guard House of Correction, r. 29
Pleasant
Flyun J. C, driver La Grande Laundry
Flyuu Jnhu, blacksmith, r. 248 ;<j Clara
Flyun John, boottrcer Buckingham & Hecht, r. E s
Fulsom nr Twenty-eitjhth
Flynn John, driver-N. B. and M. RR., r. 320 Minna
Flyun John, hackmau. r. Ct2.i Natoma
Flynn John, laborer, r. 2.32 Green
Flyun Johp, laborer, r. 2.')2 Minna
Flvnu John, laborer, r. 433 Clementina
Flynn John, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 21 Sher-
wood PI
Flynn John, longshoreman, r. 216 Jersey
Flynn John, printer, r. 42.'5 Hayes
Flynu John, laborer, r. 032 Green
Flvnu John, teamster, r. 521 Jessie
Flynn John, wood and coal 1113-1115 Mission, r. 446
Guerrero
Flyun John Mrs., widow, r. 928 Xatoma
Flynn John H., tanner, r. Bryaut nr Butte
Flynn John H., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Flynu John J., bookkeeper Sunset Telephone Tele-
graph Co., r. Falklaud nr Railroad Av
Flynn John J., canmaker, r. 1414 Kearny
Flynn John P., guard House of Correction
Flynn John R., teaujster, r. 15(i Silver
Flynn John T., blacksmith, r. 120 Gilbert
Flyun John T.. carpenter, r. 131 Hickory Av
Flynn John T., carpenter, r. 1405 Minna
Flynn John W., clerk, r. 1701 Mission
Flynn Joseph, laborer Thomas Morton
Flynn Joseph, plumber Holbiook. Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Katlierine, widow, r. 317?i Tehama
Flyuu Katherine, widow, r. 531 Twenty-second
Flynn Kate, domestic 808 Leavenworth
Flynu Katie, domestic 1713 Larkin
Flyuu L. D., shipwrii^ht, r. 622 !« Natoma
Flynn Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Flynn Luke A., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
649 H Folsom
Flynn M., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Flynn Maggie, widow, r 425 Hayes
Flynn Margaret Mrs., bakery, 202 Ninth
Flyun Maria, widow, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av,
Flynn Mary, domestic 1915 Van Ness Av
Fl.\nn MHry, shirtmnker. r. 129 Rose Av
Flynn Mary Miss, r. 140'> Devisadero
Flynn Mary Mrs. r. 433 Clementina
Flynn Mary E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Matthew J., paiuier, r. 214 Diamond
Flyun Maurice, hackman, r. 71 Shipley
Flynn Maurice D., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 71
Shipley
Flynn Maurice E., baker, r. 214 Diamond
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
LEADIN3 TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY{K:y»A«;i
Flynn Maurice M., laborer, r. 214 Diamond i
Flyun Michael, carpenter, r. 1:U Hicki^ry Av '
Flyun Miiliael, hremanu. r. E s Louisiana bt-t Sierra
and Shasta {
Flynn Michael, horseshoer, r. 209 Eighth
Flynn Jlichael, hostler, r. 431 Pine
Flynn Michael, waiti-r, r. 529 Sacramento
Flyun Miles, r. 333 Jessie
Flyun Patrick, r. 644 Seventeenth
Flynn Patrick, r. 191)3 Hyde
Flyun Piitrick, butcher, r. Bryant nr Butte
Flyuu PHtri. k, laborer, r. 20 Geoi nia I
Flynn Patrick, labort-r, r. 232 Dolores |
Flynn Pairick. laborer, r. 515 Howard
Klynn Patiick, loufishorenian, r. 707 Front
Flynn Patrick, milliuin. Par. Ktdlinj,' Mill |
Flynn Pairick, stabliinan N. li and M. RH. :
Flynn Patrick, stonecutter, r. 9 Perry i
Flyuu Patrick, tanner H. N. Cook, r. 207 Perry
Flyun Peter, labor.r, r. (il2 Sixth
Flyun Peter, milkman Maydalen Asylum ]
Flyuu Sarah, widow, r. 4 Morrell PI i
Flynu Stanton, harnessmaker John O'Kane, r. 649}^
Folsom
Flynn Thomas, contractor, r. 17 Third j
Flynn Thomas, engineer, r. 129 Ro.se Av ]
Flynn Thoma.s. flniuan. r. 541 First |
Flyun Thomas, gardener, r. 2415 clay
Flyun Thomas, janitor Saachez St. Primary School,
r. HOlUi Sixteenth
Flynu Thomas, laborer, r. 443 Clementina
Flyuu Thomas, laborer, r. Bryant bet Solano and
Butte
Flyun Thomas, shoemaker George Hell, r. 1023 Capp,
rear
Flynn Thomas, teamster, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn Thnmas E., reporter Chronicle, r. 91C Taylor
Flynn Thomas F., teamster, r. 711 Natoma
Flynu Thomas J., clerk Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynu Thomas P., groceries 23!< Garden
Fljnn Timothy, painter, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Timothy, plasterer, r. SW cor Oak and Masonic
Av
Flynn Timothy J., bottler G. Goeppert & Co., r. 631
Twiuty-second
Flynn T. W.. r. 534 Pine
Flynu William, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Flynu V\ ilii;im, lithographer, r. 71 Shipley
Flyun William, shotmaker Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 443 Clementina
Flynn William, stevedore, r. 1914 Greenwich
Flynn William C, laborer, r. 20 Freelon
Flvnu William E., slate worker, r. 1114 !« Bryant
Flvnu William J., carpetlayer William Ehrenpfort, r.
' 41 Ritch
t^ Flynn. See Fllnn
Flyshaker Samuel, salesman Newman & Levlnson, r.
1213 McAllister
Foard G. K., r. 'SW< Stockton
Foard Jessie C, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. G
Eddy
Foard John McD., collector Sec. 1 Sea Wall, r. 425
Kearny
FoHi-d Loreiitz, ship chandler and groceries, 9-U
Market and 3-5 Steuart and (H. C. Lassen & Co.)
r. Alameda
t&' Foiird. See Ford and Fordo
Foccaci John, with Louis Brizz.ilara, r. 24 WetmorePl
Fochette Michael, cellarman The Lachuian Cal. Wine
Co.. r. r,[) Everett
Focht William H., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 847 Howard
Foerst Philip, liquor hbIooii. Ilnndurns nr Kentucky
Foerstir Charles A., foreman Sanborn. Vail fc Co., r.
741 Minna
Fofrater C'oiiHtandne E. A., attorney at law,
4(12 Montgomery, rooms 13-lft. r. 28 Seventh
t^ Foerster. See Foster, Forester and Forrester
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MANUFACTUliERS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Foertsch Conrad, cooper, r. 747 Harrison
Foesteii Haininoud, clerk J. Mangels, r. 3 Mary Lane
Fogarty Bridget, widow, r. 19 Geneva
FoKarty E. T. Mrs., r. 4 Willow Av
Fugarty Henry P., r. 30 Dorlaud
FoKarty J. A., clerk S. S. Cohn, r. 4 Willow Av
Fogarty James, r. 30 Dorlaud
Fogarty James, r. 6") Natoma
Fogarty James, carpenter, r. 174 Clementina
Fogarty James, laborer National Iron Works, r. 21 Ge-
neva
Fogarty James, shoemaker, r. E s Chapultepec nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Fogarty James, wharHuger Main St. Wharf, r. 606
Fillmore
Fogarty James B., carpenter, r. S s Nineteenth bet
Hartford and Castro
Fogarty John, laborer, r. 21 Orlasgow
Fogarty John, tanner, r. Mauritius nr Railroad Av
Fogarty .Toliii T.. deputy Surveyor of Port, oflace
Custom House, r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty Joseph, bartender, r. 917 Sacramento
Fogarty Maggie, domestic 8i)8 Page
Fogarty Martin, hostler, r. 13 White
Fogarty Martin T., salesman H. B. Hixson & Co., r.
18 Ellis
Fogarty Michael, elevator man Palace Hotel
Fogarty Michael, laborer, r. Utah nr Santa Clara
Fogarty M. T. Mrs., fancy goo Is, 823 Valencia
Fogarty Sherman S., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, .519 East, r. 28 Chesley
Fogarty Thomas, millhand Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
501 }<; Sixth
Fogarty William H., porter Wells Fargo & 0)., r. 30
Borland
Foge Albert C, with C. H. Evans, r. 911 Union
Foge .\nnie A., domestic 215 Fair Oaks
Foge Carsten bookkeeper C. H. Evans, r. 911 Union
Foge John M. (Foge & Von der Mehden) r. 876 Mis-
sion
Foge Lafrenz (Sohwarz .fe Foge) r. 520 Twenty-third
Pogre «& "Von der Dlehden (John M. Foge and
Diedrich Von der Meliden) groceries and liquors,
NE cor Mission and filth
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. 61 4 Grove
Fogel George, salesman George Qreeuzvveig & Co., r.
512 Third
Fogel Jacob, clerk George Fogel, r. 614 Grove
Fogel Jacob, tailor, r. 452 Clementina
B^" Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel
Fogelberg Magnus A., compositor Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 24 Oak Grove Av
Fogg Gt'Orge, assi.«tant car dispat^'her Market St. RR.
Fogg H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 508 Buchanan
Fosrg James L.., district superintendent agencies
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., 315 Cali-
fornia, rooms 3-4
Fogg Leslie F., ironworker S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1130 Market
Fogg M. E. Fletcher Mrs., widow, confectionery and
notions, 514 Geary
Fogg Nathati P., r. ll'Powell
Fogle Jacob, second-hand clothing, 441 Bush
Fogle Oreii B., paying teller Crocker- Woolworth Na-
tional Bank. r. 600 Bush
1^ Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Fogler Joseph, capitalist, r. 324 Fremont
Folen Andrew, saloonkeeper, r. 1633 Post
Foley Albert F., clerk Charles F. Hanlon, r. 1419 La-
gun a
Foley Anastasla, widow, r. 14 Garden
Foley Ann, widow, r. 37 Minna
Foley Annie, widow, r. 14 Garden
Foley Catherine Miss, r. 22 Dore
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 6 Caroline
Foley Christopher C, engineer, r. 305 Filbert
Foley Cornt'Ilus J., housepaluter, 2110 Fillmore, r.
2412 Post
Foley Daniel, laborer, r. 626 Brannan
Foley Daniel, laborer City Iron Works, r. 911 Battery
Foley Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8W cor
Tennessee and Alarijiosa
Foley Daniel, miner, r. 79 Jessie
Foley Daniel, painting and whitening, 244 Ninth, r.
1412 Harrison
Foley Daniel W., painter, r. 819 Howard
Foley David J., porter Castle Bros., r. 618 Linden Av
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Railway
Foley Dennis, laborer S. P. Co., r. 40 Montcalm
Foley Dennis, teacher music r. 317 Langton
Foley Dennis, teamster, r. 26Dorland
Foley Dennis J., shipcarpenter, r. 836 Guerrero
Foley D. H., r. 137 Shipley
Foley E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1839 JiJ Mission
Foley Edmoud, groceries and liquors, 1315 Mont-
gomery
Foley Edward Jr., tinsmith, r. 158 Clara
Foley Edward J., pressman Examiner, r. 1315 Mont-
gomery
Foley Edward T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2j7 Geary
Foley Elizabeth Miss, di-essmaker, r. 119 Powell
Foley Elizabeth Mrs., r. 7x6 Harrison
FOLEY F I & COi (Francis Foley)
deiilers hides, wool, slieep skins, tal-
low, leather and furs, office and w^are-
li use ai9-aai Drumm
Foley Francis (F. Foley ic Co.) r. 1215 Hayes
Foley Frank baker stmr Mariposa
Foley Fr.in'-f, clerk Alf. U. Kelly, r. 1215 Hayes
Foley Frank, clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 227
Geary
Foley Frank, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 158 Clara
Foley Frank R., tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 21 Moss,
rear
Foley Henry J. (H. F. Foley Jfe Co.) r. 226^ Fulton
Foley H. F & Go. (Henry J. Foley) lithographers, 523
Montgomery
Fol-^y J., musician, r. 22 Dore
Foley James, cook, r. 12 Everett
Foley James, porter, r. 1223 Kearny
Foley James, porter Bonestell & Co., r. Alameda
Foley James, trackman Clay St. RU , r. 1003 VjUejo
Foley James, varieties, SE cor Pine and Larkin
Foley John, r. 75 Natoma, rear
Foley .John, r. 858 Mission
Foley John, carpenter, r. 225 Fourth
Foley John, clerK, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley John, drayman, r. 837 Folsom
Foley John, hackman, r. 627 Fell
Foley John, hackman, r. 706 Lombard
Foley John, laborer, r. 19 Bruce fl
Foley John, laborer, r. 532 Bryant
Foley John, laborer, r. 621 Bryant
Foley John, laborer, r. Lahaiua nr Osage
Foley John, laborer, r. SE cor Precita and Washing-
ton Avs, B. H.
Foley John, shoemaker. 147 Second, r. 69 Minna
Foley John, snperiuteiideut House of Correction. Ws
Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from Old City Hall
Foley .lolm, tailor, r. 1013 Washington
Folev John, wood worker, r. Luudy Lane nr Esmer-
alda, B. H.
Foley John Mrs., matron House of Correction
Foley John C, r. 1512 Polk
Foley John J., painter Henry F. Wagner, r. 15 Isis
Foley John L., dishwasher, r. 153 M Third
Foley John S., foreman W. & J. Sloaue & Co., r. 450
Guerrero
Foley John T., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
1205 !« Divisadero
Foley Julia, widow, r. 29 Clarence PI
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
•'THE HASTINGS,"
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of Harlfort
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. OCRNIN, Manager
WU. SESTON, Asst Managet
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Foley r.awrence, loufishoreiuan, r. 15 Ridley
Foley Margaret, doim stic 24'20 Mission
Foley MargHi-et, widow, r. 1'2 Dore
Foley MayRie, widow, r. 34 Klssling
Foley Martin, labon r, r. '2008 Leavenworth
Foley Mary MiBS, r. 1410 Harrison
Foley Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 135 HayeB
Foley Mary Mrs., r. lij^ Lanfjton, rear
Foley Maurice (Foley & Mulcaby) r. 2'28 Hickory Av
Foley Michael (Hughes & Foley) r. 1031 Ellis
Foley Michael, seaman, r. 263 East
Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 2(1 Perry
Foley Michael, longshoreman, r. 13S Lombard
Foley Michael, mav hiuiet, r. 14 Garden
Foley Michael, teamster Collins Bros., r. Twenty-
fourth ur Uou-lass
Foley Michael, workman U. S. Mint, r. 20 Tehama
Foley Michael J., luborer, r. 2f. H Welsh
Foley Myles J., laborer, r. 13 Page
Foley M. J., miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Fol.v Nath.in, clerk, r. 222 X Fulton
Foley Patrick, r. IIIM Minna
Foley Patrick, cook N. Steiuer, r. 610J4 Natoma
Foley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Utah
and El Dorado
Foley Patrick, hostler City Cub and Carriage Co., r.
241.> Misfion
Foley Patrick, housemover, r. 12^}^ Natoma
Foley Patiick, laborer, r. 318 Davis
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 549 Mission
Foley Piitrick, trimmer Robert Gordon
Foley Patrick H.. drayman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 242
Lily Av
Foley Peter, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra and
Shasta
Foley Peter, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 100 Te-
hama
Foley Thomas, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Foley Thomas, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 622
Stevenson
Foley Thomas, hostler Central RR., r. 317 Langton
Foley Thomas, hackman, r. .533 Sacramento
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Gilbert
Foley Thomas, laborer Hugh Flynn, r. 358 Natoma
Foley Thomas, lather, r. 715 Mission
Foley Thomas, livery stable. 1812 Powell
Foley Thomas Jr.. turner Isaac Hardenburgh, r. 317
Langton
Foley Thomas Jr.. painter, r. fi22 Stevenson
Foley Thomas J. (SuIHvmu & Foley) r. H22 Stevenson
Foley Tho- as J., pressman Bullf-tin, r. E s Gunnison
A\- bet Twentv-sev.nth and Twenty-eighth
Fotey Timothy, r. 811 Mission
Foley Timothy (Sears & Foley) r. 426 Hickory Av
Foley Timothy, deckhand stinr Transit, r. 120 Dore
Foley William, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley William, gripman Market St. UR.. r. 2001 Mc-
Allister
Foley William, laborer, r. 1112 Army
Foley William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 554
Stevenson
Foley William E , pressman Chronicle, r. 907 Vallejo
Foley William E., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 317
Langton
Foley William M., liquor saloon, NW cor Seventeenth
and Folsom. r. 20i6 Folsom
Foley William T., nursery, IDl Bartlett
Fol. y & MulcahyfMaurice Foley and James Mulcahy)
liquor saloon, junction Hayes, Market and Lar-
kin'
Folger Allyn S., clerk Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland
Folger Clinton, accountant New Zealand Ins. Co.
Folger Daniel W. (Folger & Wadham) r. 1916 Frank-
lin
Folger Edwin Q., telegraph operator, r. 2216 Devisa-
dero
Folger Eugene, clerk Sliver King Mining Co., r. Russ
House
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IN THK
BXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
MaiiiifiirlurcrH of
WINDOW SHADES, en
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Folder J. A. & Co. (James A. Folgerj importers I
and dealers coffees, teas and spices, and proprie-
tors Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104- I
no California
Folger James .\. (J. A. Folger & Co.) r. Oakland
Fo)|;<'r James A. Jr., salesman J. A. Folger i Co., r.
Oakland !
Folger L. S. Mrs., vest maker, r. 504 Taylor
Folger Samuel, watchman, r. Handley House |
Folger Samuel B., commercial traveler Bancroft-
Whltn.y Co.. r. 131 Julian Av
Folger Si-th. weigher, r. 1215 Mason
Folger <!k Wiiflhain (Daniel W. Folger and Lnman '
Wadhain) real estate agents and expert account- 1
ants, .504 Kearny [
Folk S. Mrs., widow, r. 1361 Folsom 1
Folk Samuel, clerk, r. I;i61 Folsom ]
Folkers G. A. W., cashier J. H. A. Folkers k Bro., r.
Oakland '
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.) r. Oakland
Folkers J. H. A. <& Brother (J. H. A. Folkers)
ayents Tiemann surgical and dental inetrumeuts,
trusses, etc., 118 Montgomery
Folkers Joseph H.. tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. nil Sutter
Folkers T. C. A., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland
FoUnnsbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper John Bosenfeld'a
Sons. r. 730 Fell
Follett William T., r. 59 Zne I
Follis Richard H.. r. 2534 Mission
Follman C. F., bookkeeper Farmers' and Merchants'
Business Agency, r. Oakland
Follman Joseph P., salesman Farmers' and Mer-
chants' Business Agency, r. 201 Turk I
8^ Follmer. See Vollmer and Volmer
Folsom A. <b Son (Albert and George A.) propri- '
etors Fashion Csrrisse Factory, 217 Ellis ,
Folsom Albert (A. Folsom & Son) r. 2918 Sacramento '
Folsom Charles E.. carrier Guide, r. 504 Franklin I
Folsom Charles F. B., r. 20 Harriet, rear
Folsom Edgar M., laborer John Smith, r. New Atlan-
tic Hotel ;
Folsom Eugene H.. buyer A. Folsom k Son, r. 2918
Sacramento I
Folsom George A. (A. Folsom .t Son) r. 1509 Jackson
Folsom Geo. ge V., carrier Post Office, r. .501 Franklin
Folsom George 8.. cashier Union Iron Works, r. Cos- ,
mos Club I
Folsom Georse T., general accountant S. P. RR. Co., j
r. San Mateo
Folsom Henry L., trimmer A. Folsom & Son, r. 737
Twentv-thlrd ;
Folsom Joseph R., clerk Pao. Imp. Co., r. (3osmo3 ■
Club I
Folsom Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 504 Franklin
Folsom Myrick, carpenter, r. Vancouver ur Penobscot
Folsom Sophia A. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar ^^' hool, r. ?0t Franklin
FolHom Wiiter Po^ver Co. (Folsom, Cal.lCharles ,
E. l.iverraoro president, Horatio P. Livermore |
secretary and treasurer, .507 Montgomery, rooms ,
13-14 I
Folte Ou-^t^v F., teller The German Savings »nd
Loan Soc., r. Oakland
Foltz Frank O., carpenter and builder, 3E cor Bush
and Van Ness Av, r. 1.527 C'llifornia
Foltz Trella Miss, r. O.-cidental Hotel
Fonda ('harles P., entry clerk Abner Doble, r. .1011
Sacramento
Fonda Henry S., teacher music and painting, r. 3011
Sacramento
Fonla Walter G.. clerk Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. SOU
Sacramento
Fonda William M., bookkeeper Seth Thomss Clock
Co., r. 31111 Sacramento
Fonda William T., bookkeeper T. J. Bass * Co.. r.
3011 Sacramento
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City Afgent,
5IU California Street.
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FOR
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KNr;T,TSTl AND AMKUTOAN
En«'»(i.sli«'. <alstKi><l »ii<l I'laiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Foiifj Georae, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837 How-
ard
Fonseca C. r. 263 Clara
Foutaiue Frank F., uiacager R. H. Sterling, r. 603
Taylor
Foutauft A., couduitor Cal. St. RR. r. 1708 Polk •
Foutmia Mark J. (Fontana & Co.) r. 707 Chestnut
Fontana <& Co. (Mark J. Fontaua imd James M.
Spafford) niauiifacturers canned goods, cor Tay-
lor and Francisco, office HO Califuruia
Poorinaii Isaac S., office 330 Pine, rooms 42-43,
r. 2022 California
Foorman Simon, capitalist, 330 Pine, rooms 42-
43. r. 2022 California
Foot Charles B., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo k
Co., r. Oakland
Foot G. S. «Sj Co. (Springfield, Ohio) clothes-
wringers. A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-5:!0 Market
Foote Frank H., merchandise broker, 116 California,
r. 712 Sutter
Foote Hfury D., engineer tug Aleit, r. 29 Grant Av
Foote Henry S., commissioner Supreme Court of
California, chambers 121 Post. r. Oakland
Foote Hugh, carpenter, r. 1731 Twenty-first
Foote Joseph H., r. 540 Twenty-third
Foote William W., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 36-38, r. Oakland
Foppiano Angelo, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Foppiano Annie, widow, r. 1500 Dupont, rear
Foppiano C. & Co. (Charles Foppiano and Louis Dam-
ozono) liquor saloon, 1402 Dupont
Foppiano Charles (C. Foppiano & Co.) r. 517 Green
Foppiano Dominic, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
Foppiano Frank, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Foppiano Giovanni, laborer, r. 69 Shipley
Foppiano Giovanni, scavenger, r. 428 Union
Foppiano Giovanni, keeper Sixth Street Dumps, r. 611
Seventh
Foppiano John, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and Cali-
fornia
Foppiano Joseph, laborer, r. 536 Green
Foppiano Marco, scavenger, r. 1804 Stockton
Foppiano Pietro, boarding, 522 Green
Foppiano Stephen, scavenger, r. 424 Union
Foppiano Theresa, widow, r. 69 Shipley
Foran Elizabeth Mrs., compositor Alta, r. 907 Bush
Foran James, longshoreman, r. 308 Fremont
Foran John J., blacksmith William Halkett, r. 5
Eausch
Foran Joseph, driver United Carriage Co., r. 2025 De-
visadero
Foran Patrick, refiner Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 2025
Devisadero
Foran William, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Forbes A. J. & Son (Alexander J. and John B.) cabi-
netmakers, 213 Mission
Forbes Alexander J. (A. J. Forbes & Son) r. 117
Eleventh
Forbes Andre-iv B., general agent Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, 401 California, r. 29
Essex
Forbes Arthur W., salesman G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.
Oakland
Forbes Brotliers (Charles Forbes) importers and
commision merchants, agents cements, firebricks
and chemicals. 418 Jackson
Forbes Charles (Forbes Brothers) r. 129 Turk
Forbes Charles F.. physician, 109 Eighth
Forbes Cleveland, civil engineer, r. 29 Essex
Forbes David, seaman, r. 438 Broadway
Forbes Frank H. (Forbes & Rudolph) r. 12 Haight
Forbes Frank M., liquor saloon, 1024 Larkin
Forbes George, carpenter, r. 658M Minna
Forbes George H,, gauger, r. 117 Eleventh
Forbes Hugh W., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 1511
Howard
Forbes J. Alexander, translator U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. Alameda
Forbes J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 118!^ Fulton
Forbes James, bollerniaker, r. 6 Alice
Forbes James Jr., boilerniaker, r. 6 Alice
Forbes Jennie A. Miss, principal Oak Street Primary
Schmil. r. 320 Turk
Forbes John B. (A. J. Forbes & Son) r. 117 Eleventh
Forbes John P. (Forbes & Plaisted) r. New York
Forbes Joseph, finisher ■ T. M. Autisell Piano Co., r.
2332 Pine
Forbes Melville P., clerk Guttapercha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 117 Eleventh
Forbes Sheridan, clerk H. S. Crocker k Co., r. 1118
Market
Forbes Stanly, clerk A. B. Forbes, r. 2922 J4 Pine
Forbes Thomas, engineer, r. 2540 Folsom
Forbes William H., packer, r. 513 Fourth
Forbes k Plaisted (John P. Forbes and Francis A.
Plaisted I mineral water, 65.i Golden Gate Av, rear
FORBES & RUDOLPH ,f,„.*
H. Forbes and Cbarlea Rndolpli) dru^-
fgists and apotliecaries, 13!34: Slarlcet,
opp Odd Fellows' Bldff
Fore J. A. T., mnfg halter, 1231 Market
Forcade Catherine (Brichet & Forcade) r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
Forcade Frank, fisherman, r. 1003 Battery
Forcade Joseph, fishermiin, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Forcade Joseph C . varieties, 1909 Fillmore
Forcade Louise Miss, clerk A. Bertin. r. 755}^ H
ard
Force William B., laborer, r. 215 Minna
Ford A. E., physician, r. 2815 Bush
Ford Alfred B., clerk land dept C. P. RR. Co.. r. 1909
Eddy
Ford Andrew, laborer, r. 138 Shipley
Ford Archibald, foreman Gas Consumers Assn, r.
North Oakland
Ford Arthur, porter, r. 252 J^ Third
Ford Bartholomew, hostler Central RR., r, 858 Bran-
nan
Ford Bridget, widow, r. 404 McAllister
FORD BROTHEE;S (Tliomas J.,
•Tames F. and Josepli A.) plumbers
and gasfitters, 608 Larkin
Ford Charles D., treasurer Meudoeino Lumber
Co., 40 Culifornia, r. NW cor Second and Folsom
Ford Charles H., butcher, r. 660 Harrison
Ford Cnarles H., laborer, r. 11 Twenty-second
Ford Charles R., bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. 321 Fre-
mont
Ford Charles W. R.. agent Cutter's silks and English
woolens and tailors' trimmings, 532 Market, r.
Berkeley
Ford Chastine, waiter, r. 542 Howard
Ford D., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Ford Daniel, hostler, r. 750 Branuan
Ford Delia Miss, ladies' hairdressing, 209 O'Farrell
Ford Edward, lather, r. E s Larkin nr Broadway
Ford Elizabeth S,, r. Ws Moultrie nr Old Hickory Av
Ford Ellen, lodgings, 1307 Stockton
Ford Fannie Mrs., r. 1527 Leavenworth
Ford Frances C, bookkeeper Chief Quartermaster
Division of Pacific, U. S. A., r. 1121 Sutter
Ford Frederick, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 725
Brannan
Ford Frederick W., butcher A.W. Morgenstern, r. 327
Tenth
Ford George, carpenter, 312 Jackson
Ford George, wool grader, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Ford George B., agent Cartridge Fuel Co., 1330 Mar-
ket, r. 108 Hyde
Ford H., teamster C. A.Warren, r. 742 Nittoma
Ford Henry C, butcher, 447 Bryant
Ford Heiiry C, clerk, r. 2202 Fillmore
Ford Henry L., student, r. 1121 Sutter
Ford James, r. 729 Pine
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PIliTI] aooDs.
LARGEST ASSOETMENT.
SEAMISH'S
itI.lRKKT ST.. «'«U. TIIIRn.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Sho^ Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
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FOR
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FOR
410
Ford Jsiues, expressmaD, r. 1112 Hyde
Ford James, haruesHUiaker J. C. Johnson & Co
Kent
i Ford James F. iFor.l Bros.) r. 404 McAllister
i Ford Jofferbon D., bookkeeper Quade & Straut, i
Ellis
! Ford Jennie Mrs., nurse, r. S. F. Girls' Union
I Ford Jesse C, clerk, 86 St. Ann's Bldn
I Ford John, butoher, and assistant foreman Engine
No. 11, r. SW cor Corea and Yazoo
I Ford John, .juuk dealer, r. 6;» Water
Ford John, miner, r. 1707 Market
Ford John, shoemaker, r. l'J2 Laugton
Ford John, shoemaker, r. 342 Union
Ford John Jr., lather, r. 09 Water
Ford John J , S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
•214 Hayes
Ford Joseph A. (Ford Brothers) r. 404 McAllister
Ford Joseph A. (Murphy, Grant k Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Ford Joseph H., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1711 Jessie
Ford M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1017 Larkin
Ford Martin, groceries, NW cor Hale and Merrill
Ford Martin, lather, r. 69 Water
Ford May, widow, r. 009^ Howard
For<l Marv, widow, r. 1424 Dolores
Ford Mary, widow, r. 2217 Larkin
Ford Mary E., widow, r. 7 Kent
Ford Max, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1144
Stevenson
Ford Michael, r. Berlin nr Burrows, U. M. T.
Ford Michael, cordwainer Cahn, Nickelsbnrg & Co.,
122 Langton
Ford Michael, laborer Iiwin Nesbitt, r. cor Sixth and
Channel
Ford Michael, machinist P. C. SS. Co., r. 1818
Market
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Ford Michael A., lumberman, r. 853M Folsom
Ford Michael G., helper Louis Hufschmidt & Bro., r.
7 Kent
Ford Nathaniel M., clerk, r. 138}^ Rose Av
Ford Oscar J., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1707 Mason
Ford Otis, cook, r. 212 First
Ford Patrick, oiler, r. 2025 Devisadero
Ford Robert L., night watchman S. P. Co., r. 733 Har-
rison
Ford Stephen, toll collector Howard St. Wharf No. 1,
r. 1230 Pacific
Ford Thomas, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Ford Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 404 McAllister
Ford Thomas J. (Ford Brothers) r. 404 McAllister
Ford Thomas J., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Ford Thomas P., horseshoer, 105 First, r. 1307
Steiner
Ford Thomas P. Jr., horseshoer, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford Timothy J-, marble polisher J. S. Pieree
Ford William, horseshoer, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford William, laborer, r. 33 Ecker
Ford William, manager Nucleus Hotel, 8E cor Mar-
ket and Third
Ford William, seaman, r. 263 East
Ford William F., janitor, r. 8 Adelaide PI
Ford William R., brushmaker, r. Moultrie nr Cres-
cent Av, B. H.
Ford. See Foard and Forde
Forde John, watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 1G4 Clemen-
tina
Forde William C, compositor Evening Post, r. Ala.
meda
Forde William J., freight agent S. F. and N. P. RB ,
and Sonoma Valley RR., office Washington Street
Wharf, r. 1403 Guerrero
tff" Forde. See Ford and Foard
Forden libe, r. 7f)5 Market
Forden W. B., physician, r. 765 Market
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roofer and iiiiiii iifaci iir«-r ^alvanizi'fl
iron cornicfM, 2^0 MiHMlon, r. Alameda
Fordhain Patrick. e,\pre8siijan, r. liU Silver
Fordyoe Elizabeth A. Mrs., janltress Falrmount Pri-
mary School, r. la.iv Alabama
Fordvce James, r. 2G8 Stevenson
Fore Charles W., r. 2308 Jackson
Forehaver Antone, bricklayer, r. N s Twenty-sixth nr
Church, rear
Foreman A. & Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.) type
founders. 611 Merchant
Foreman Andrew (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew Jr. (A. Foreman & Son) r. 310
Steiner
Foreman Daniel A., porter 711 Jones
Foreman Daniel A., typedresser, r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Eugene, apprentice machinist S. F. Tool
Co.
Foreman James, waiter, r. 411 Natoma
Foreman John, r. Old People's Home
Foreman W. H. Jr., clerk Risdon, Cahn & Co.. y. 311 )j
Jessie
6^ Foreman. See Forman
Forest City Packing Co. (Cleveland, O.) combination
steam packing, S. P. Nelson & Co. agents, 10
Commercial
Forestelle Frederick, r. 27 Fourth
Forestelle John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Forester Annie M. Miss, teacher South End Primary
School, r. 614 Powell
Forester Henry, cook, r. 3 Dikeman PI
Forester John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Forester Kate Miss, r. 614 Powell
Forester Kate A., widow, r. 614 Powell
Forester Thomas, barber Adam Grimm, r. 438 Jessie
t^" Forester. See Foerster, Forrester, Forster and
Foster
Forester's Hall, 20 Eddy
Forgeri Angello, waiter Somali k Ladagnous
ForgertR.O. Felix, bartender Ad. Nootbaar, r. 233
Fourth
Forgie Jolin, fine tailoring, .304 Stockton
Forman Edward, clerk, r. 5:32 Jessie
Forman Edward, longshoreman, r. 21 Sixth
Forman Robert B. (Balfour, (Juthrle & Co.) r. Menlo
Park
Forman Sands W., secretary State Board of
Forestry, 809 Market, room 35, and city editor
Report, r. 700 Post
<^" Forman. See Foreman
Formes Karl, teacher vocal music, r. 524 Sutter
Formet Krancoise, laborer, r. 01!) Pacific
Formhals Ferdinard. tinsmith, r. IfiO'.i Dupont
Foruer Harry, teamster, r. 1013 Market
Forner Jacob B., r. 14 William
Foruor WilHain C. A., teacher music, r. 211G Pine
Forney John, liquor saloon, 1147 Market, r. 1160
Minna
Forney Stehman, assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. Cosmos Club
Forney Willlan), teamster, r. 1.34 Fourth
Forni Bertha, domestic 311 Third
Forno Marco B., stoves and tinware, 1427 Dupont
Forqiiet Louis, r. 4 Stark
Forrest Alexander, furniture, 341 X Fifth
Forrest Berthold D., clerk Chronicle, r. 142 Seventh
Forrest Eilwin, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 3t'iO
Brannan
Forrest (reorge, manager E. S. Jaffray & Co., t>2\
Market, r. Denver, Col.
Forrest Huttie Miss, actress, r. 723 Larkin
Forrest House, 2HG St.venson
Forrewt James, r. 44 Third
Forrest James, teamster. 219 Clay, r. 432 Fell
Forrest James M. proptr Atlantic Straw Works, 104
Fifth, r, 312 rni>p
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Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Forrest JauieH M., tesioister JaujfS Forrest, r. 4:!2
Fell
Forrest John Vf., ship carpenter, r. 319 Harrison
Forrest Michael, butler, r. 1 Meacham PI
Forrest Thomas M., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
602 Tennessee
Forrest William, rigger, r. 529 Stevenson
Forrest William D., salesman, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av
Forrester James, horse market, 438 Valencia
Forrester James I., plumber William Mclntjrre
Forrester William, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
17 Polk
0^ Forrester. See Foerster, Forster and Foster
Forsaith George, delivery clerk Cal. Barrel Co., r.
2ti-28 Sacramento
1^^ Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe
Forsberg Alexander, bak<r, r. 3341 Mission
Forsberg Andrew, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Forsbertj Andrew G., tailor, 631!^ Stevenson
Forsen Charles E., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 175
Minnii
Forsen Elina, wiflow. r. Old People's Home
Forsnian Henry V.. tailor, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Forslund Jonas, cutter, r. 11 Harland PI
Forslund John, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana
and Maryland
Forsmau Naucy F., widow, r. 1130 Twenty-first
Forsman William T., master mariner," r. lOllM
Pierce
Forst Hulbert E., machinlnst Union Iron Works, r.
1.53.J Mission
Forster Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Forster David (Forster, Little & Co.) r. 325 Minna
Forster Edgar L., foreman Charles W. Weston, r. 770
Bryant
Forster Eugene L., clerk, r. 626 Shotwell
Forster, Little & Co. (David Forster, Archibald Little
and Sidney Smyth) furniture and bedding. 861
Market
Forster Louis, seaman, r. North. Pacific Hotel
Forster Oscar A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 2308 Post
ror.>-ter Rudolf, teacher music, r. 616 Mason
Forster William G., lumberman, r. Mateo nr Laidley,
Fdirmount Tract
Forsyth Alexander C, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 520 Bush
Forsyth Benjamin F., live stock dealer, r. 122 3iS Shot-
well
Forsyth Edward, plumber, r. 726 Octavia
Forsyth Edward, seaman, r. 423 Greenwich
Forsyth Elijah, teamster, r. 403 Hayes
Forsyth Frederick, collector, r. 122 Morris Av
Forsyth George C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
421 Fell
Forsyth John, florist, NW cor Third and Point Lobos
Avs
Forsyth John, laborer, r. 324 Tenth
Forsyth Robert, assistant manager Union Iron Works,
r. 600 Bush
Forsyth William, expressman, r. 1413 Guerrero
Forsyth William C , plumber and gasfitter, 108 Gold-
en Gate Av, r. Alameda
Forsyth William C. Jr., plumber William 0. Forsyth
r. Alameda
Foasyth William K., bookkeeper William C. Forsyth.
r. 421 Fell
Forsythe E., locksmith and bellhanger, 739 McAllis-
ter
Forsythe Peter, laborer, r. 324 Tenth
Forsythe Samuel, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 4
Simpson PI
tSr Forsythe. See Forsyth and Forsaith
Fort Bragg Redwood Co. (Fort Bragg, Cal.)
John C. HnggiuH agent, office 42 Market, room 3
Fort John B., clerk International Hotel
Fort Mason (formerly Black Point or Point San
Jose) N s Bay bet Van Ness Av and Laguna
Fort Winfield Scott (formerly Fort Point) nr
Golden, Gate four inil< s west of Old City Hall
FnrthauH Autone, driver, r. W n Pennsylvania Av bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Fortler Charles, r. 873 M Market
Fortier Louis, gripnian Presidio RR., r. 1110 Union
Fortier Pierre A., optician, r. 1916 Eddy
Fortin Arsene, cabinetmaker S. k, G. Gump, r. 4Q7
Turk, rear
Fortin D. E. (Point San Pedro Brick Co.) r. Oakland
Fortin Peter (Point San Pedro Brick Co.) r. Point San
Pedro
Fortin V. L. (Point San Pedro Brick Co.) r. Oakland
Fortmann Frederick (Fortmann & Co.) r. Germany
Fortmanu Frederick, liquor saloon, 121 Eddy, r.312Ji
Tehama
Fortmanu George, clerk H. Mesenburg, r. 34 Jessie
Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann & Co.) r. 1808 Ellis
Fortmann & Co. (Frederick and Henry F. Fort-
mann) proprietors Pacific Brewery, 267-269 Te-
hama and 266 CI' mentina
Fortriede Henry, ivory and shell goods, 637 Market,
r. 919 Howard
Fortro Joseph I., expressman, 304 Market, r. 34 Wil-
lows Av
Fortro Louis, packer E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 34 Wil-
low Av
Fortunate Angelo, r. R30 Green
Fortunato John, packer C. R. Splivalo k Co., r. 522
Green
Fortune James P., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1027 Post
Fortune Joseph, stonem8s<in, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Fortune M.. r. 2007 Leavenworth
Fortune Mary, widow, r. 1027 Post
Fortune Lucius H. Jr., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1027 Post
Fortune Michael, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 18H Hubbard
Fortune William R., with Balfour, Guthrie k Co., r.
Ross Valley
Fos Isidore, butcher, 1304-1306 Dupont and 508 Mar-
ket, r. 1701 Dupont
Fos Joseph, butcher, 110 Seventh
0^ Fos. See Fauss and Foss
Fosbach Oscar, cooper, r. 28 De Boom
Fosberg Henry, barber J Davis, r. 760 Howard
Fosberg William, blacksmith, r. 36 Chenery
Fosen Osmond R., boarding, 407 Tehama
Fosiarino Alessandre, vegetables, Colombo Market
Foss Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1128 Ji
Harrison
Foss Ferdinand, laborer, r. 616 Seventh
Foss Frank, butcher, r. 38 Austin
Foss George M., carpenter, r 107 Twenty-sixth
Fobs Hnrtsou L. R., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 512 Jones
Foss Hattie. widow, r. 319 Turk
Foss Ivery L., millwright, r. 2943 Mission
Foss Lena J., widow, r. 826 Geary
Foss Maria, seamstress, r. 168 Tehama
Foss Martin, clerk C. L. Dingley & Co., r. E s Ver-
mont bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Foss Mary, widow, r. 168 Tehama
FOSS OSCAR
photographic mate-
rials, amateur dry plate outtits, chemi-
cals, etc., 841 Mission, r. 4:!28 Greary
Foss William A., porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
107 Twenty-sixth
8^" Foss. See Fauss and Fos
Fossas Michael G., halter C. Wm. Barney & Co., i
213 Prospect PI
Fossas Pedro, r. 832 California
Fossell Theodore T., r. 754 Mission
Fossett Frederick R. driver City RR., r. 1722 Minna
Fossum Sivert, ship carpenter, r. NE cor Sierra and
Michigan
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C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
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THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
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483
FOU
roster A. A. Mrs., candies, 240 Third
Fuiiter Albert L., lialesuiaD Cal. Furniturtj Mafg Co.,
r. 2027 Piue
Foster Andrew, car driver, r. 909 Folsom
Funtrr Andrew, clerk Oreuon Development Co., r.
Eai<t Oakland
Fo.stfr Annie .Miss, teacher music, r. 615 Stockton
Foster Anthony, clerk, r. 14:15 Pine
Fohter Autoue J., carpenter Columbia Foundry, r.
Oakland
Foster Arthur J., salesman S. Foster & Co., r. 317
Seventeenth
Foster Arthur W. (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r. San
Rafael
FosttT Churles, r. 8735^ Market
Fiister Charles, dealer firewood, r. 1103 Stevenson
Foster Ciiarles, proprietor Oakland and Alameda
Ferry Parcel Delivery, and slatiunery. Ferry
BIdf,', foot Market, r. Alanjeda
Foster Charles A., inspector Custom House, r. Ala-
meda
Foster Charles H., porter Ahlborn House
Foster Charles U., laborer, r. 112 First, rear
Foster Charles J., bookkeeper Horn >V Co.,r. 216 Bush
Foster Charles J. .with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Union
Club
Fo.'iter Charles L., machinist Union Iron Works
Foster Charles M. (C M. Foster & Co ) r. 712 Mission
Foster C. M. * Co. (Charles M. Fo.sterl fruits and
vegetables, 9-10 and 42-44 Centre Market
Foster Coliu L., superlnteudi nt National Vinegar
Works, and Compressed Yeast, 80;i-812 Fourth, r.
335 Turk
Foster Conrad, teamster U. S. Drayman, r. 532 Fourth
Foster Daniel T., waiter, r. 88 Everett
Foster E. Mrs., widow, r. North Point bet Larkin and
Polk
Foster Edward, clerk, r. 240 Third
Foster Edward, engineer, r. 2105 California
Foster Edward M., proprietor Bella Union Theater,
f<0.') Kearny
Foster Elmer, laborer, r. 251 Clara
Foster Emily Mrs., t acher South Cosmopolitan
Oraniiuar School) r. 120!» Howard
Foster Eugene, clerk Arnold Bros., r. 916 Valencia
Fister F., r. (J2(l Sutter
Foster Frank, machinist Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 40''. O'Karrell
Foster Frank, miner, r. 636 0 )mmercial
Fosti-r Frank W., caiidymaker, r. 1512 Church
Foster Frederick, upholsterer, r. 52 '■ Broadway
Foster GeorRe, manager ChaiU-s Nathau
Foster tieorge. miller, r. 324 Broadway
Foster George Mis., groceries aud fruits, 324 Broad-
way
Foster George H., insurance broker, 317 California,
r. San Rifael
Foster Georgo W., steward stmr Slarbuck
FoHter G. W., r. 230 Thirteenth
Foster Harry C. r. lU E !dy
Foster Hugh, adjuster Board of Trade, r. 112 Julian
Av
Foster J. A. Mrs , widow, r. 133 Page
Foster J.icob. stagedriver. r. 371 Jessie
Foster .laines, eonducter Mirket St. RR.. r. 531 Lntt
Foster James, salesman P. J. Nolan & Sons, r.22 Fair
Oaks
Foster James C , waiter, r. 1046 t'olsora
Fost.r John, carpenter, r. Jackson ur .Maple
Fi'S'er John, engraver, r. 118 (xuerrero, rear
Foster John, yanlmMii PiC. Uolliuii Mill
Foster John A. (Foster .^ Boniiess) r. 5;)r.54 Jessie
Foster John F., clerk general in luagt-r's otfi-e 3. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Town end, r. l.iil Ctavia
Fost-r John A. (1. R. Foster fc Co.) r. 224 Si O'Farrell
Foster John W., painter, r. 161 Shiid. y
Fost.r Joseph, dl-hwasher, r. 3 Selina PI
Foster Joseph, groceries aud liquois, 160) Stockton
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AT XiO'W^ni^ST '^AT'ES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPKciAi^ J)I:si<;ns rx
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Foster Josiah W., liquor saloon, 24(W California
Foster J. R. * Co. (John R. ,.nd William R. Foster)
upholsterers, 238 O'Farrell
Foster Laura M. Ml-s, tea. her music, r. 1331 Union
Foster Maria, widow, r. 914 Twiiitleth
Foster Mary C, widow, r. 18 Trenton
Fostir May Mrs., medium, r. 371 Jessie
Foster Nettle F. .Miss, teacher music, r. 1331 Union
Foster Newton H., auditor M P. aud M. dept
S. P. Co., lor Fourth and Townsend, room 64, r.
1719 Broderick
Foster N. P., physician, 116 Taylor
Foster Philip, gripman Sutter Mt. RR. , r. 2702 Sutter
Foster S. ^ Co. (Samuel Foster) importing and
jobbing grocerit, 26-28 California
Foster Sadie A. Miss, njlllineiy, 406 O'Farrell
Fo.-ter Samuel (S. Foster * Co.) r. Hotel Plessanton
Foster Thomas, yardtnan Pac. Rollinc Mill
Foster Thomas, seaman, r. f>2 Second
Fosti-r Thomas A., r. r,2l) Washington
Fostell William, waiter, r. 621 .Menhant
Foster William A., engineer, r. 32 Converse
Foster William A., student School of Eugineerlug,
r. 6i:t P.ist
Foster William F., teamster, r. 15!< Welsh
Foster William H., foreman A. H. Hollle, r. 210 Fif-
teenth
Foster William P., collector, r. 931 Market
Foster William R. (J. R. Foster & Co.) r. 224 ii O'Fsr-
rell
Foster William T., shoetnaker, r. 608 Linden Av
Foster Wiuthrop F., with Thomas Burke, r. 1209
Howard
Foster .t Bonness (.John A. Foster and S. T. Bonness) j
cigars and tobacco, SW cor Market and Sixth
t^ Foster. See Forbter, Foerster, Forester aud For- |
rester
Fothergill James, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 3 San
Antonio
Fotheringham Edward, bookkeeper J. G. Jsmca k
Co., r. 16 Ellis
Fotherinpliam John, patternmaker, r. 219 54 Ninth
Foltrell Mi( hael J.. M. D., resident physician St.
Mar\ 's Hospital
Foubert Eugene A., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve 4 Co., r.
9 '19 Folsoiu
Foubert Eugene J., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Temeacal
Foucnult tSf Bolnnil (Victor M. FoucauU and
Patrick Bolaudi real estate and insurance agents,
26 Montgomery, room 7
Foucault Victor M. (Foiicault & Boland) r. Oakland
Fonch Lizzie, domestic 912 Pierce
Fonchy \lphonse D.. physician. .'iOi Filbert
Fouchy Ouesime. gardeiiir. r. 132:;.^ Pluo
Fouchy Rosalie, widow, r. 501 Filbert
Foucompre Alfre ', accountant, r. 1">21 Broadway
Fouga John, iissistaut clerk U. S. Dibtrict Court, r.
• dl Taylor „ ^^
Foulds .John E., attorney S. P. Co.. NE cor Fourth
and Towusend, room 61, r. 2122 Howard
F oulkes EmoH \., widow, r. 812 Dolores
Foulkes John F., pliysician and Kiir;^ion, 217 Geary
Foulkes Stephen G., clerk Middleton & Co., r. 1003
Foulkes \V. H., assistant cashier Sun Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Foulks Oeorg'- H., law student, r. 2.")2a Sutter
Fonlks H.. lab )rer, P. M. SS. Co.
Foulks John P.. r. 2.'>26 Sutter
Found Tr.HSure Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.l J. Stadt-
feld Jr. secretary. «1 Neviidn Block
Fouiidllng A-yliim, Charles Burrell attending phy-
sician, 913 Gold.-n t»ate Av
Fount J. D., laun.lrynian La Grande Laundry
Fouutiilii Edith, wilow. r. 90 ; PHclflc, r.ar
Fonnlaln F., win erchant. r. 317 Bush
Fountain Henry, janitor, r. 108 Second
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINKS9
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY
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484
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triniiitiiij;;s
a Mpvcially.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fountain James W., expreKSmau, SE cor First and
Market, r. :W Stanly PI
Fountain Joseph, bnishmaker, r.lh Decatur
Fountain Peter, hackuian, r. •! Water
Fountain Theater The, SE cor Sutter and Kearny
Four Hills Mining Co. (Pluujas Co., Cal.) office 328
Montgomery, room i
Fouratt Enos, master Ktmr Modoc, r. 2107 Larkin
Fouratt Enos Jr., i^ilot stmr Modoc, r. 2921 Sacra-
mento
Fouratt I. R. Mrs., widow, r. 2107 Larkin
Fourcade George, clerk, r. 2 Railway
Fourness William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1027 Alabama
Fourney W., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Fournier Blanche Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Fournier George, clerk City Iron Works, r. 5 Quincy
PI
Fourquet Ivan A., foreman Le Franco-Calif orni en, r.
1808 Mason
Fourquet Jules J., chief cook Occidental Hotel, r. 706
Post
fourtli Congregational Clmrcli, Eev. N. W.
Lane pastor, S s Green bet Stockton and Powell
FouteE. D. Eev., rector Grace Church, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Fonts Clarence L., draftsman Pac. Eolling Mill, r.
1011 Washington
Fonts Daniel L., r. 1023 Powell
Foutz Henry, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 2217
Taylor
Fowcer Jacob, photographer, r. 131 Turk
Fowkes Frederick, teamster, r. Nebraska nr Hum-
boldt
Fowkes Eicbard, dairy, Nebraska nr Humboldt
Fowkes Richard L., pressman, r. Nebraska nr Hum-
boldt
Fowler Charles, bartender S. Fowler & Co., r. 339
Clementina
Fowler Charles H. Rev., D.D., bishop M. E. Church,
r. 43.5 Buchanan
Fowler Charles L., weigher, r. 571 Bryant
Fowler E. J., teamster D. S. Cartwright, r. 911 Fol-
som
Fowler F. L., r. 747 J^ Folsom
Fowler Frank H., clert M. D. McKinnon & Co., r. 15
De Boom
Fowler Frederick R.. deputy County Clerk, r. Ill
Mason
Fowler Gilbert C, wood and coal, and mnfr Yucca
and Asbestos Boiler Covering, 65(j-65S Howard, r.
Alameda
Fowler H. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 309 Gough
Fowler House, 783^ Market
Fowler James, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Fowler James M.. conductor Market St. EE.
Fowler Jefferson, cigars and tobacco, 206J$ Bush, r.
Oakland
Fowler John, helper, r. 167}^ Silver
Fowler John A., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fowler John B., drayman Pac. Paper Co., r. 113 Lar-
kin
Fowler Laura T. Miss, inspecting teacher Public
Schools, r. 622 Nineteenth
Fowler Lovise L., clerk Eclipse Bakery, r. 716 Green
Fowler Mary, widow, r. 24 Welsh, rear
Fowler M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Folsom
Fowler Paul, carriage maker, r. 309 Gough
Fowler P. Upham, salesman Hills Bros., r. Oakland
Fowler S. & Co. (Sophus Fowler) liquor saloon, 773
Market
Fowler Samuel, laundryman La Grande Laundrv
Fowler Sophus (S. Fowler & Co.) r. 339 Clementina
Fowler Thaddeus W , cashier freight depot S. P. Co.,
r. 327 Ellis
Fowler W., compositor Alta
Fowler William, seaman, r. 3 Tehama 1
Fowler William C, clerk Gilbert C. Fowler, r. Ala-
meda
Fowler William H., student, r. 435 Buchanan
FoM-ler William H. C, Becri-tary California In-
surance Co., 31H California, r. 413 Eddy
Fowler William M.. foreman Am. Bridge Co., r. 115
WebBt.T
Fowli r William W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
804 Jones
Fowlis Thomas W.,with Reno & Delanoy, r. 224 Perry
Fowser John F., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
118 Guerrero
Fox Alexander, commercial traveler, r. 106 Stockton
Fox Alice, domestic 1916 Jackson
Fox Bridget, widow, groceries, 19 Federal
Fox Charles, solicitor, r. 720 Leavenworth
Fox Charles J., clerk Langlty & Michaels, r. 205
Third
Fox Charles J., liquor saloon. 620 Market, r. 300 Ji
Turk
Fox Charles N. (Fox & Kellogg) r. 1057 Market, Oak-
land
Fox Charles N., machinist S. P. Co., r. 195 Sixteenth
Fox Charles W., r. 405 Taylor
Fox Clmrles W., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 2,
r. The Baldwin
Fox Daniel, r. SE cor Preclta and Washington Avs
Fox Edwin B., bill clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
Alameda
Fox Frederica, r. 1326 Polk
Fox George B.. with Fox & Kellogg, r. Oakland
Fox George F., with Field s Laundry, r. 30 O'Farrell
Fox George P., clerk, r. 717 Market
Fox George W., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 18-19, r. 1535 Webster. Oakland
FOX GEORGE W. carpets, Oil.
cloths and linoleum, office 830 Market,
r. Palace Hotel
Fox Georgiana W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1553^ Tehama
Fox Henry, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 1315 Devisa-
dero
Fox Henry A., r. 720 Geary
Fox Henry L., stockbroker, 339 Pine, r. 809 California
Fox Herman B., dentist. 132(1 Polk
Fox Hiram F., conductor Sutter St. EE.
Fox Hyman, r. 9 3^ Moss
Fox Isaac, machinist, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox J. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Folsom
Fox Jacob, clerk Alexander Nicoll, r. 320 Hayes
Fox James, architect, r. 415 Alason
Fox John, bartender Thomas F. Butler r. 857 Folsom
Fox John, clerk, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Fox John, driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 2415
Mission
Fox John, fisherman, r. 249 Steuart
Fox John, harness cleaner Pac. Carriage Co., r. 11
Powell
Fox John, laborer, r. 518 Bryant
Fox John, laborer, r. 857 Folsom
Fox John, laborer, r. Handley House
Fox John, varnisber, Pac. Casket Co., r. 155^ Tehama
Fox John A., druggist M. A. McLaughlin, r. NW cor
Eailroad Av, and Manitoba
Fox Joseph, coppersmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1204 Broadway
Fox L. T. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Seventh
Fox Maggie Miss. r. 2900 California
Fox Marcus, r. 735 Valle.io
Fox Mary, domestic 520 Broadway
Fox Michael hostler, r. SE cor Twentieth and Point
LobosAvs
Fox Michael, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Fox Morris, canner, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Patrick, longshoreman, r. 24 Minna, rear
Fox Patrick, weigher Charles S. Osborne, r. SE cor
Fifteenth and Guererro
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Fox Peter, laborer Uuion Iron Works, r. 8 s Sierra
bit Michi^uu aud Georgia
Fox Peter, policeman, r. 48'.l Eifjbth
Fox Itobert, tailor, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Fox R. M., brassflnisher, r. 212 First
Fox Sauiuil, barber, 1663 Mission
Fox Theodore, clerk, r. 946 Mission
I Fox Theresa, widow, r. 320 Hayes
Fox Thomas, carpenter, r. HE cor Sixteenth and Do-
lores
Fox Thomas, coppersmith, r. 3 Priest
Fox Tiiiiotby Y., carpenter, r. 1057 H Folsom
Fox William J., chairmaker Hejwood Bros. & Co., r.
8<;9 Washington
Fox «&; Kellogg' (Charles N. Fox and Marmaduke
B. Kellogg) attorneys at law, 530 California,
rooms 1-3
Foy Bennett J. engineer, r. 34 Russ
Foy Harry L., oiler stmr Mariposa
Foy .John B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 34
Russ
Foy T. A. Mrs, widow, r. 2202 Steiner
Foy Thomas, laborer, r. 1.51 Natoma, rear
Foy Thomas W., stonecutter, r. 120 Townsend
Foye Charles E., master mariner, r. 831 Fulton
Foye Francis, laborer, r. 20 Washington Av
Foye G. C, r. 1045 Market
Foye George W., sailmaker, r. 6 Mission
Foye Henry, plasterer, r. 719 Tehama
Foye .James, liq^uor saloon, 262 Eighth
Foye Jane R., widow, r. 1619 Howard
Foye .John J., drayman, r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Foye William, carpenter La Grande Laundry
Foye W. R. S., secretary Huntington, Hopkins
Co., junction Market and Bush, r. 1019 Howard
8^" Foye. See Foy
Frace Abraham B., bookkeeper Joseph T. Terry & Co.
r. 412 Taylor
Frace John, assistant storekeeper Custom House, r.
112 Taylor
Frader Alberto, shoemaker. 325 Drumm, r. West Ber-
keley
Fradley J. F. Si Co. (New York) manufacturers
gold and silver beaded canes, Phelps & Miller
agents, 120 Sutter
Fragley John M., teamster Laumeister Mills, r. SE
cor Twenty-eighth and .\Iabama
Fragley Joseph, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE
cor Twenty-eighth and .\labama
Fragley Martin, gardener Garfield Square, r. SE cor
Twenty-eighth and .\lamefla
Fragley Martin, groceries, 31 Ritch, r. 606 Bartlett
Fragley Thomas Jr., boxmaker, r. SE cor Twenty-
eighth and Alabama
Fraher Philip E., brassflnisher J. Roylance, r..303 Day
Fraher William, laborer, r. 303 Day
Fralim Charles, ironworker J. Forderer, r. 1213 Kearny
Frahm Hendrick F , fish cnrer, foot Hyde
Frabni Henry (Christ & Frabm) r. 547 Minna
Frahm John, cabinetmaker Fink & Scbiudler, r. 1240
Folsom
Frahm Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 1240 Folsom
Fraim Laura, widow, midwife, r. 1016 Twenty-second
Frakes Thomas W., miner, r. 5.50 Mission
Frame Archibald B., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
Frame David, carpenter, r. 825 Kearny
Frame Jennie Miss dressmaker, r. 2700 Mission
Framey Frank, with W. H. Brown, r. 127 Kearny
Francals .\da Mme., r. 323 Montgomery Av
France Henry W., clerk pa.ssenger and ticket dept S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
France Louis N., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
France Robert L., clerk secretary's office S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
France William T., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 203 Sixteenth
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Frances Frederick, clerk Evening Post, r. Oakland
Frances George H., clerk Langley * MichaeU, r. 927
O'Farrell
Frances James J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1235 )i
Hayes
Frances Willard H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 937
O'Farrell
Franceschi Antone, wood and coal, 008 Stockton
Francescbiui A. & Brother( Augubt and Francis) frnlta
and vegetables, .521 Geary
Franceschini August (A. Franceschlni & Bro.) r. 521
Geary
Franceschlni Francis (A. Franceschinl & Bro.) r. 621
Geary
Franceschinl Michele (P. Parenti & Co.) r. 127 Sixth
Franchi Carlo Rev., rector Sts. Pietro e Paolo
Church, r. NE cor Dupont and Filbert
Franchi Frank, shoemaker, r. Ii;i8 Stockton, rear
Franchi Luigi (CalestinI Bros & Co.) r. 1524 Dupont
Franchina G., waiter, r. 331 H Bush
Francis A., salesman Alfred Greenebaum & Co., r.
2028 Steiner
Francis Anton, teamster, r. 1530 Stockton
Francis Charles, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Francis Charles B., coachman, r. 1021 Powell
Francis (;harles T., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1.513 Church
Francis Christina, widow, r. 214 ColHngwood
Francis D. B. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 2320 Cali-
fornia
Francis Eric M., clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2221 Taylor
Francis Frederick W., conductor Market St. BR., r.
1194 Haight
Francis George, bookkeeper, r. 1013 Market
Francis George, waiter Palace Hotel
Francis George, ticket printer general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. 1021 Powell
Francis George G. secretary Cal. Paint Co., 22 Jessie,
r. Oakland
Francis George H.. clerk, r. 927 O'Farrell
Francis George W.. shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1521 Sanchez
Francis Grosvenor, clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 2221
Taylor
Francis Hans, carpenter, r. 549 Howard
Francis Hariy, commission merchant, 303 California,
room 21, r. San Rafael
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Dalton Bros., r. Oak-
land
Francis Henry M.. salesman Shipper & Leter, r. 34
Silver
Francis James E., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1231 Vallejo
Francis James H., r. 1 Antonio PI
Francis James H. E., clerk Guardian Assurance Co.,
r. 1231 Vallejo
Francis John, .lanitor, r. 912 Pacific
Francis John B., agent, r. 418 Steiner
Francis John D., r. 1100 Powell
Francis John, seaman, r. '263 East
Francis John H.. tanner, r. 1513 Church
Francis Joseph, commission merchant, r. 1630 Stock-
ton
Francis Joseph S., porter general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. lOJl Powell
Francis J. S. & Co. (E. C. Fishbouruo) produce com-
mission, 424 Davis
Francis Kate Mrs., r. 731 California
Francis Louisa, widow, laundress, r. 11 Auburn
Francis M. E. Mrs., r. HB Ellis
Krancis Mina, widow, r. 811 Geary
Francis O., clerk, r. 2028 Steiner
Francis Peter C. conductor Market St. KR.
Francis Robert C, barber Wellington C. Patrick, r.
1021 Powell
Francis Romeo, r. 388 Dolores
Francis Samuel, laborer, r. 168 Tehama
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
l»A<;iFIC COAST AOKNCY.
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 California Street;,
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Fire Grjites and Tile.
B09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Francis, Val<>ittlii« i*k Co, (D. B. Francis, S. D.
Valentiue. and E \V, GoRtJiu) prourictorB Com-
mercial Steam Printing, Desiyniug, EiigrHving
and Electrotyping House, 517 Clay, and 510-516
Commercial
Francis Walter, laundrynian 9. F. Laundry
Francis Willard H., clerk, r. 927 O'Farrell
Francis William, plasterer, r. 402 Broadway
Francisco Frank, r. 20 Stockton PI
Francisco George B., butcher John H. McMenomy,
r. 1010J< Leavenworth
Franciscovich Eilward, bartender Andrew Gecan, r.
200 Washington
Franciscovich Matthew, r. 319 Jessie
Franck Ch., porter B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 591 J^ Sixth
Frsnck George, hiinse and ulan painter, 325 Hayes
Franck Henry, printer, r. 523)^ Minna
Franck Henry A., machinist, r. 308 Noe
Francke Philip E. (Santa Clara Molding Co.) r. T70
Mission
Francke William J. (Santa Clara Molding Co.) r. 331
Ellis
Franco Lena, widow, dressmaker, r. 618 Octavia
Franco W. Y., waiter, r. 73b Folsom
Franco-American Perfumery Co., L. Duval
& Co. miinagers, 110 Stockton
Franco-American Tallow and Fertilizing Co., August
Prou proptr., W s DeHaro bet Center and El
Dorado
Franco-Hunerarian Insurance Co. (Marine,
of Budapest) Qutte & , Frank managers Pacific
Coast department, 303 California
Francoeur George H. (Francoeur & Vidaver) r. 420
Montgomery
Francoeur Germain, compositor Journal of Com-
merce, r. cor Twenty-sixtb and Noe
Francoeur & Vidaver (George H. Francoeur and Na-
than Vidaver) attorneys at law, 420 Montgomery
Franconia House, Barbara Schulte proptr, 147 San
Bruno Road
Franconia Nursery, Vitus Wackenreuder proptr, 146
San Bruno Road
Francovich John, oysterman J. P. Eklund
Francoz Gustave. cieik Lenormand Bros., r. SW cor
Dupnnt and Pine
Francy William, molder, r. 2408 California
Frandsen Jens, waiter Carl G. Larsen
Frank's Francis, cook, r. 147 Shipley, rear
Franjier Louis, chief conk A. W. Wilson & Co.
Frank A., seaman, r. 36 Clay
Frank Abraham L., bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. 212.') Pine
Frank Adam, butcher, 10 Mission Market, r. Church
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Frank A. H., stationer. 436 Montgomery
Frank Albert (S. H. Frank <1- Co.) r. 1214 Geary
Frank Alex.inder H., bookkeeper Conradi & Moss, r.
1802 Post
Frank Alfred, salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r. 515
Bush
Frank Andrewj laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Frank Andrew, sign painter A. W. Frank, r. 611
Greenwich
Frank August, carpenter, r. 533 Howard
Frank August C, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 1218
Pacific
Frank August W., sign painter, 632 Washington, r.
611 Greenwich
Frank Augustus G., shipping clerk Indianapolis Mnfg
Co., r. 3 Beideman
Frank Benjamin, packer Nathan, Dohrmann k Co., r.
805 Pine
Frank Bernard H., watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. l!>0n Powell
Frank Brothers (Frederick A. and George P.) agri-
cultural implements. 33-35 Main
Frank Charles, real estate and insurance broker, r.
823 Turk
Frank Charles, steward stuir Humboldt, r. 1812
Union
Frank Charles, traveling salesman, r. 235 Fulton
Frank Charles, waiter Pacific Club, r. 2(3 Minna
Frank Clemeuts N., clerk H. W. Frank & Co., r. 64
Everett
Frank Dftuiol. upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 402 k' Grove
Frank E. k Sou (Ephraim and Mitcbel L.) furnish-
ing poodH, 535 .')37 Kearny
Frank Edward, painter, r. 1515 Broadway
Frank, ELsne r <!k Platsliek (George W.Frank,
Milton S. Eisner and Mark J.Platshek) attorneys
at law, 323 California
Frank Emanuel M., capitalist, 215 California, r. 1721
Sutter
Frank E| hralm (E. Frank & Son) r. 1802 Post
Frank Fannie Miss, r. 805 Pine
Frank Ferdinand, painter, r. 7 Bernard
Frank Fred, rick, huruessmaker Hart& Brandenstein,
r. 1002 Harrison
Frank Frank A. (Frank Bros.) r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Frank Frederick A., butcher, r. 11 Franklin
Frank Frederick W., engineer A. E. Ridley & Co., r.
11 Franklin
Frank Georsje, butcher, r. 8E cor Pine and Polk
Frank George L., butcher r. 11 Franklin
Frank George P. (Frank Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Frank George W. (Frank, Eisner & Platshek) r. 1353
Post
Frank Henry Jr., janitor Army BIdg, 36 New Mont-
gomery
Frank Henry W. (H. W. Frank k Co.) r. 64 Everett
Frank Herman C, engraver, r. 11 Franklin
Frank H. P., laborer, r. 2(17 Montgomery Av
FRANK H. W. & CO. .Henry
W. Frank) manufacturers and dealers
bedding and furniture, Sl^-SIG Com.
mercial
Frank I., musician, r. 914 Bush
Frank Isaac, commercial traveler, r. 805 Pine
Frank Isaac F., city agent Robert Dickson, r. 1930
Bush
Frank Isaac H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1924 Sutter
Frank Jacob, merchant, office 11 Sansome. r. 1709
Post
Frank Jacob, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 729^ O'Farrell
Frank Jacob J., traveling salesman Lilientbal & Co.,
r. Alameda
Frank James, filecutter, r. 933 Folsom
Frank John, r. 765 Bryant
Frank John, cook, r. 703 Howard
Frank John, deckliand stmr Modoc
Frank John, restaurant and lodgings, 551 First
Frank John N., barber J. P. Frenna, r. 1829 Bush
Frank Joseph, foreman Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
3 Larkin
Frank Leon, clerk Pinkierts Grand Bazaar, r. 805 Pine
Frank Leopold H., stationer, r. 2G12 Bush
Frank Louisa Mrs., r. NE cor Powell and Greenwich
Frank M. A. Mrs., r. 311 Elm Av
Frank Emanuel, milker TJ. S. G. Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Frank Mark E. (Wolf & Frank) r. 1405 Steiner
Frank Marks, r. 1320 Scott
Frank Martin (S. H. Frank & Co.,) r. 1214 Geary
Frank Maui ice, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2610
Sacramento
Frank Max, baker, r. 763 Howard
Frank Mitcbel L. (F. Frank & Son) r. 1802 Post
Frank Morris, bookkeeper Kutz & Murr, r. 1113 Post
Frank Moses, ortlioepist, 841 Market, room 11
Frank Moses A., bookkeeper G. Abrahamson. r. 536
McAllister
Frank Moses J., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1137 Ellis
Frank Nathan, cloak mnfr, r. 536 McAllister
THE HASTINGS"
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CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. I GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
Assets, $9,658,479. I WM. SESTON, Asst. Maniger.
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY I.aTk?tV
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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Frank Nathan, tailor, r. 273 Minna
Frank Nathan H., attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r.
2023 Sac-raniPnto
Frank Otto, waiter, r. 253 Stevenson
Frnnk Otto H., r. 1^12 Stockton
Frank Philip, pickle making, 101 Cedar Av, r. 905
Oeary <
Frank Sanniel, salesman Gage, Shatturk & Co.
Frank Samuel, Btoekbr^'ker, 329 Pine, r. Alameda
Frank S. H. * Co. (Martin, Willi.'jra and Alliert Frank
and Arthur J. Marcus) tanners and dealers
leather, hides, oils and tanners' materials, 406-408 i
Battery |
Frank William (Gutte fc Frank) r. 1716 Sacramento
Frank William (S. H. Frank * Co.) r. 1214 Geary j
Frank William, carriagemaker T. F. Lowney. r. 26
Turk
Frank William, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Frank William J., carrier Call, r. N a Twenty-fifth
bet Douclasa and Diamond
Frank William T.. bookkeeper, r. 3041 Sixteenth
1^ Frank. See Franck, Franrke and Frauke
Frank's Block, Mrs. Carrie F. Clark proptr, 502 Wash-
ington
Frank's Saloon, J. L. Radovlch & Co. Proprie-
tors, 32,s Pine
Franka August, clerk, r. 613 Mission
Franke Albert, waiter, r. «25 Clay
Franke Emil, waiter Park Hotel
Franke Frederick H., salesman James McCooey, r.
523 M Minna
Franke Henrv, packer Quartermaster's Dept. U. 8. A.,
r. cor Falkland and Osage
Franke Herman, blacksmith, r. 134 Fourth
Franke John, groceries. 523 Minna
Franke Philip, r. 213 Jones
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, 516 Geary
IS" Franke. See Frank
Frankel Charles, plumber S Ickelhelmer & Brc, r.
Twelfth Av bet L and M
Frankel David, cigar dealer, r. 10.38 McAllister
Frankel Julius, milk ranch. Twelfth Av bet L and M
Frankel Leopold, with Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 918
O'Farrell
Frankel Louis B., broker, r. 11.50 Turk
Frankel Solomon, r. Twelfth Av bet L and M
Frankel William, musician, r. 16 Ellis
Frankenau Albert, bookkeeper M. H. Hyman & Co., r.
ini Grant Av
Frankenberg Bernard, clerk Lowenberg & Co., r. 805
Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Frederick, salesman Strauss & Froh-
man. r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Joseph, harnessmaker, 218 Drumm, r.
805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Leon, salesman, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Frankenberg Louis, r. 244 M Nineteenth
Frankenburg Brothers (Nathan J. and Louis) cigar
mnfrs, 1430 Market
Frankenburg Julius, fpecialist, r. 1013 Larkin
FranVenburg Louis(Frankenburg Bros.) r. 1013 Larkin
Frankenburg Nathan J. (Frankenburg Bros.) r. 1013
Larkin
Frnnkenheimer Joseph, r. 1^.52 West Mi.=8ion
Frankenheimer Meyer, r. 1630 Sutter
Frankenheimer Meyer, clerk, r. 1652 West Mission
Frankenheimer Philip K.. clerk, r. H;30 Sutter
Frankei^thal Charles, traveling salesman Davis Bros.,
Bergmann A: Co., r. 310 Stockton
Frankenthal Frederick (Charles L. Weill & Co.) r.
219 Grant Av
Frankenthal Frederick, traveling salesman, r. 310
Stockton
Frankenthal Jacob, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann 4
Co., r. 1718 Bush
Frankenthal R. Mrs., r. 7 Grant Av
Franklin , with S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Kentucky
bet Nevada and Sierra
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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64 1 to 647 NIARKET STREET.
Fninkliu Kho, salesman George Franklin, r. 830
Broadway
Franklin Abr aham, barber, 104 Pacific, r. 122 Pacific
Franklin Abraham. commisslcD merchant, r. 424)4
Grove
Franklin .\bram. clothlng,'108 Pacific
Franklin Albert, porter stmr Colima
FMNKLIN BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE, Frank Kaatman »Sj
Co. proprietors, 509 Clay
Franklin Cbailes, salssman Newman Jc Levinson, r.
122 Pacific
Franklin Charles R., foreman patternmaker Pac. Iron
Works
Franklin David, bookkeeper B. Levy & Sons, r. 122
Pacific
Franklin Edward, fireman Chicago Brewing Co., r.
1919 Hyde
Franklin Fannie M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Prim-
ary School, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin F. F.. r. 16 Trenton
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. (Philadelphia)
Edward E. Potter manager, 428 California
Franklin George, r. 504 Franklin
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis, r. 637 Washing-
ton
Franklin Grammar School, Elisha Brooks principal,
E s Eighth ur Harrison
Franklin Herman, salesman Koenlgsberger, Falk h,
Mayer, r. 1102 Van Ness Av
Franklin Hotel New, Hugh Curran proprietor,
SE cor Sansome and Pacific
Franklin Hvman. bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r.
629 Golden Gate Av
Franklin Isidor, merchant (Haywards) r. 629 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin James, seaman, r. 2G6 Brannan
Franklin Jesse, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin John H., millwright Monarch Mill, r. 108
Tehama
Franklin Joseph, r. 714 Broadway ,
Franklin Joseph (M. Franklin * Bro.) r. 1227 Geary
Franklin Joseph, driver City RB., r. 1743 54 Mission
Franklin Julius L , broker, 652 Market, r. 428 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin Leon, expressman, 227 Bush, r. 15)4 Harriet
Franklin Lottie Mrs., seamstrtss 8. Klarenmeyer, r.
1161 Howard
Franklin M.*: Brother (Marcus and Joseph) whole-
sale furnishing goods, 22-24 Battery »
Franklin Marcus (M. Franklin & Bro.) r. 629 Golden
Gate Av
Franklin Mary, widow, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Max J. (George Greenzwelg & Co.) r. 1707
Buchanan
Franklin M. J. fc Brother (Moses J. and Noah J.)
pawnbrokers, 225 Grant Av
Franklin Moses J. (M.J.Franklin & Bro.) r. 711)4
Ellia
Franklin Nathan, stock clerk M. Franklin fc Bro.
Franklin Noah J. (M. J. Franklin A: Bro.) and pawn-
broker, 1106 Market, r. 525 Turk
Franklin Samuel, clerk, r. 424)4 Grove
Franklin Simon S , tailor, 122 Pacific
Franklin Spar and Bau Verein, Hugo Pfersdorff sec-
retary, 539 California
Franklin Stephen, secretary Bank of Cnllfomla,
NW cor California and Sansome, r. 811 Hyde
Franklin Wllllitm 8., palnttr, 705 Howard, r. 625 Fol-
som
Franl<B B., fruits and vegetables, 2238 Mission
FrankH Bruno, seaman, r. 117 Druiuiu
Franks Charles, waiter, r. 53 Mluna
Franks Edward F., clerk, r. SE cor Hermann and Fill-
more
Franks Frank, porter Code, Elfelt * Co., r. 147 Ship-
ley
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ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REl 405407 Sansome St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
I'fpo Fn<iii|;a. :tll Si/en.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Franks Frederick, stockbroker, r. 70a Post
Franks James, beer bottler, r. SE cor Hermann and
Fillmore
Franks James, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Franks James Jr., painter, r. SE cor Hermann and
Fillmore
Franks J. Christian, United States Marshal,
office 45 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 411 Mason
Franks John, carpenter, r. 030 Harrison
Franks John, driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. 36 Clay
Franks Joseph, driver, r. SE cor Hermann and Fill-
more
Franks Newman, tailor, 131 Eddy, r. 618J^ Filbert
Franks Peter, bartender, r. 9 Vallejo
Franks William C, laborer, r. SE cor Castro and
Twenty-fifth
Franks Wilson, upholsterer, 230 Taylor
Fraukvah John, oyster opener J. P. Eklund
Franquelain A*dolph, r. 31 John
Franquelain Armand A., bartender Michael Michel-
son, r. 31 John
Franqiielain Emile, clerk Downing & Schmidt, r. 31
John
Fransen Peter F., lumberman, r. 23 Converse
Frausoui Ferdinand, clerk L. Fransoni, r. 522 Union
Fransoni Luigi, furniture, l!il8 Stockton, r. 522 Union
Fnintz J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Franusich Mateo, cook A. N. Batchia
Franusich John, restaurant, 258 Brannan, r. 15 Rin-
con Av
Franz Bernhard, r. 112 Powell
Franz Charles, gardener, r. 1621 Market
Franz F., teamster Sperry & Co.
Franz John, cheesemaker, r. 431 Pine
FraDzen Albert, upholsterer Koehler & Franzen, r.
814 Dolores
Franz m Charles C. H., upholsterer, r. 814 Dolores
Franzen George, carpenter John Cook, r. 435 Pine
Franzen Henry (Koehler & Franzen) r. 814 Dolores
Franzen Henry Jr., upholsterer C. Haynert, r. 814
Dolores
Franzoi Charles, cutter L. Gotthelm, r. 737 Bush
Frapolli Babtiste (Frapolli, Berges & Co.) r. 911 Fil-
ber'^
Frapolli, Berges & Co. (Babtiste Frapolli, Anselmo
Domeniconi and Pierre B. Berges) wholesale
wines and liquors. 708-710 Sansome
Frapolli Frank J., bookkeeper Frapolli, Berges &
Co., r.9ll Filbert
Frars John, cook C. V. Roos, r. 115 Geary
Fraser , sewing machine agent, r. 209 Turk
Fraser A. D., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Fraser Andrew, r. 2ii07 Howard
Fraser Charles, clerk Schweitzer & Co..r. 1302}^ Oali
fornia
Fraser Daniel G., foreman Union Iron Works, r.l28Ji
Silver
Fraser Daniel W., r. 636 Mission
Fraser Dominick. grainer, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Fraser Duncan P., carpenter, r. 117 Valley
Fraser E. S. Mrs., eclectic physician, 610 Mason
Fraser Edwin J., physician and surgeon, 112
Kearny, r. 221 Powell
Fraser George, r. 306 Turk
Fraser George M., clerk, r. 2607 Howard
Fraser George M , patternmaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 302 Lily Av
Fraser Gordon, shipcarpenter, r. 334 Duncan
Fraser G. W., carpenter, r. 306 Turk
Fraser H., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Fraser Henry, carpenter, r. KiH William
Fraser Howard, teamster, r. S Minnesota
Fraser Hugh, foreman yard Pac. Rolling Mill
FEASEE HUGH
insurance ag'ent,
office with Hutchinson & Mann, 3^4
California
Fraser Hufj^l^ W., attorney at law, 526 Montgom-
ery, riom 6, r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Fraser James C, engineer EuKine No. 3, r. 1302M Cali-
fornia
Fraser James D., furnished rooms, 126 Sixth
Fruaor Jiinics K., sailmaker, 11 Drunim, r. 946)4 Fol-
Fraser J. G., superintendent Keane Bros., r. 1302!^
California
Eraser John, carpenter Young & Thompson, r. 323 Ivy
Av
Fraser John, expressman, r. 1007 Natoma
Fraser John, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Fraser Jolin P., painter and polisher, 317 Sutter.
r. 610 Mason
Fraser John S., plasterer, r. 454 Bartlett
Fraser John W., expressman, r. 412 Taylor
Eraser John W., milder, r. 560 Howard
Fraser Jo8ei)h C., bartender, r. 37 Langton
Fraser Lonis C, with J. C. Flood, r. Alameda
Fraser M. A. Mrs., r. 412 Taylor
Fraser Mary J. Mrs., fancy goods, 397 Sixth
Fraser Margaret M., teacher, r. 2607 Howard
Fraser N. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 131 Post
Eraser Paul, tiler Thomas Day .t Co., r. 1027 Sutter
Fraser Philip, laborer, r. Humboldt Hotel
Fraser Roderick, shipcarpenten, r. 970 Harrison
Fraser Simon P., carpenter, r. .522 Howard
Fraser Stewart, molder Cal. Wire Works, r. 2209
Powell
Eraser T. E., r. Lick House
Fraser Theresa, domestic 917 Valencia
Fraser Thomas, fuller S. E. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 812 Bay
Fraser Thomas, miner, r. 37 Langton
Eraser Thomas Rev. D. D., professor S. F. Theologi-
cal Seminary, r. Oakland
Eraser W., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Fraser Warren H., clerk, r. 3 York
Fraser William, shipcarpenter, r. 302 M Lily Av
Eraser William C, steward Merchants' Club, r. 311
Ivy Av
Fraser William G., salesman Stevenson & Longwill,
r. Oakland
Fraser William H., patternmaker, r. 807 Harrison
Fraser William L., painter, r. 302 M Lily Av
as*" Fraser. See Frazer and Frazier
E'rasnetto Angelo, candvmaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 1520 Powell "
Frasnetto James, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r.
1.520 Powell
Frassi Antoni, fresco painter, 612 Post
Fratas Anthony, bartender, r. 560 Natoma
Eratas Freeman, deckhand stmr Al.imeda, r. Oakland
Fraternal Publishing Co., 220 Market
Fratessa Tranqnello, dairy, N s Sweeny nr Merrill
Fratinger A. M., proprietor Fratinger & Go's
Cloak and Suit House, importer and manufac-
turer ladies' and children's cloaks and suits. 105
Kearny, r. 817 Eddy
Fralin2:er & Go's CloaS M Suit House.
A. M. Frating-er proprietor, wliolesale
and retail cloaks and suits, 105 Kearny
Fratz Helen P., widow, lodgings, 118J^ Washington
Frauen Henry H., boots and shoes, 542 Third
Frauen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 1028 Potrero Av
Frauenholz Hugo, manager Bavaria Brewery, r. 135
Chestnut
Frauenholz Mary A., widow, proprietor Bavaria
Brewery, E s Montgomery Av bet Green and Val-
lejo, and NW cor Greenwich and Scott, r. 135
Chestnut
Fravor James H., carpenter, r. 1 Antone
Frawley Mrs, widow, r 3 Sunshine Court
Frawley J. Mrs.. wid"W, r. 41 Washington Av
Frawley Henry W., laster Cahu, Nickelsburg & Co,,
r. 132 Castro
EVERY IttEStUIPTIOW OF
TJ IST ID E I?, "SATE -A- R.
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Tixtares.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
( 530
1 WASHINGTON ST.
; Proprietors Of ttie Orleans Vineyarl
FEA
489
FRE
Friiwley -lobn, milkman, r. 132 Castro
Frawlcy Jobu F., shoemaker Cabii, Nickclsburg &
Co.. r. 1W2 Ca.stro
Fniwley Tboruas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.
Fraver .JOKfpli W., reKtaiirsnt, fi'27 Coniiuerclal, and
liquor saloon, 623 Kearny, r. loni Clay
Fravne Frank, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, r.
"l:")05M Market
Frayzt-e Mary E., widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Fnzer Cbarles E., sign painter, a33 Sixth
Frazer Chailes R., watchmaker, r. 333 Sixth
Frazer Charles S., molder Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 51
First
Frazpr H. B. Mrs., r. 333 Sixth
Frazer I. J., seaman, r. 266 Brannau
FrNzer J. W., roofer, r. 869 Market
Frazer John R., blacksmith, r. 218 MouUon
Frnzf-r Thoiuae F., blacksmith, r. lU B.rnard
Frazer William, painter William R. Eaton
Fnizcr William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 808 Taylor
fc?" Frazer. See Eraser and Frazier
Frazier . cardriver. r. <02H Sixth
Frazier Albert, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 929 Jackson
Frazier Antonio, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Frazier Daniel, carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Frazier .James, carpenter, r. 131.5 Devisadero
Frazier Lonls, cook, r*347 Jessie
Frazier Mary A., widow, proprietor The Esmond, 43
Sixth
Frazier Patrick B., liquor saloon, SW cor O'Farrell
and Devisadero
Fr izier Robert, molder, r. 54 First
l^~ Frazier. See Eraser and Frazer
Frea Miihael, longshoreman, r. 16 Tehama
Frea P. ter, seaman, r. 1307 Siockton
Freaner Mary Misi, r. 511 Mason
Frenr Peter, printer, r. 318 Kearny
Freberg Jaeob, oiler stmr Wilmington
Fr-t)y Claude, shoemaker, r. 28 Hinckley
Frecbnn Eug-ne. butch'-r. r. 1.54 Shipley, rear
xilECK HENRY M. stairbuUder,
ail Missioli, r. 334 Sliotwell
Freok Peter, laborer, r. 5.^4 Fourth
Frecco Antonio, fisherman, r. 1319 Sansome
Fred William, laborer P. M. 83. Co.
Fredenburgh George, liquor saloon, 119 Xinth
Frederick Bridget, widow, r. 4 Kramer PI
Frederick F., locksmith, r. 220 Pacific
Freilerick L., musician, r. 420 Minna
Frf.!( rick Lilly Mrs., r. 1 Central Court
Frederick W. A. & Co. (Mrs. William A. Fred-
erick, George Scbafer and Daniel Sullivan) pro-
prietors Jackson Brewery, 1428 Mission
Frederick William A. Mrs. (W. A. Frederick & Co.)
r. H26 Mission
Frederick William A. Jr., manager Jackson Brewery,
r. 1426 Mission
Fredericks Adolph, r. 12 Miller PI
Fredericks Charles F., salesman Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. 1128 Sutter
Fredericks Charles J., bookkeeper C. Herrmann & Co.
Frf dericks Charles W., harnessmaker, r. 22 Johnston
Av
Fredericks E. P., marker S. F. Laundry
Fredericks George, saloon keeper, r. 3 Mnry Lane
Fredericks Henry, furnished rooms, 425 Bush
Fredericks Henry, waiter, r. 4 Caroline
Fredericks Jacob C, expressman, 26 Sansome, r. 1G12
Steiner
Fredericks John J., porter Newhall's Sous & Co., r.
22 Johnston Av
Fredericks John J. Jr., carpenter, r. 22 Johnston Av
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks* Co.) r. 1128
Sutter
Frederick* Joseph Si Co. (Joseph Fredericks)
carp-ts, oilcloth, furniture and upholstery. 649-
651 Market
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W, & J, SLflllliE & CO,
i.MPoirri:its oi-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Fredericks Leopold, seaman, r. 10 De Boom
Fredericks l.ouis, waiter Page A: Falcli, r. 42.5 Bush
Fredericks William, special pnliceman, r. 180 Perry
Fredericks William (;., engineer, r. 1707 Stevenson
«^ Fredericks. See Fredricks, Friedricks and
Friederiiks
Fredcricksburff Brewing; Co., E. A. Denicke
manager San Francisco Depot, office 639 Califor-
nia, up stairs, brewery San Jose
Frederickson Anton H., cook Franz Slebrecht, r. 2G14
Tehama
Frederickson Charles, stevedore, r. 1922 Greenwich
Frederickson Christian, miner, r. SW cor Twentieth
and Harrison
Frederickson Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 47
Vallejo
Frederickson John, tanner Poetsrh & Peterson, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Columbia
IH^ Frederickson. See Fredrickson
Fredianl Adrian, liquor saloon, 1909 Geary
Frediani Francisco (Frediani & Baldocchi) r. 1332
Dupont
Frediani Fredlano. clerk G. Rottanzi. r. 464 Minna
Frediani Giovanni, fruit peddler, r. 10.50 Valencia
Frediani Joseph (J. Maurino * Co.) r. 112 VIrBinia PI
Frediani & Baldocchi (Francisco Frediani and Giu-
seppe Baldocchi) fruits and vegetables, 1332 Du-
pont
Fredman Theodore, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1908)j
Powell
Fredrick Morris, manager Will & Finck, r. 1334J4
O'Farrell
Fredricks Arthur K., clerk Henry Hollmann, r. 124
Collingwood
Fredricks liernhard G., clerk G. F. Marsh, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Rondell PI
Frediicks Elizabeth, widow, r. 124 Collingwood
Fridricks George, cashier Union Iron Works, r. 124
Collingwood
•£?■ Fredricks. See Fredericks and Friedricks
Fredrickson Charles, cooper George Larsen. r. SW
cor Twentieth and Harrison
Fredrickson Frederick 0. (Wittland & Fredrickson)
r. 313 Franklin
Fredrickson H. R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
fc^ Fredrickson. See FrederickHon
Free German Coi«{fre(Brn*'<>"» 310 O'Farrell
Free Hermaun D., liquor saloon, 321 Bay
Free Mary, widow, r. 17 Laskie
Free Public Library, John H. Wise president,
Charles Stevens secretary, John V. Cheney li-
brarian. New City Hall
Free Robert H., salesman H. O. Simmons, r. 653
Minna
Free William, capitalist, r. 82C Lombard
Free William, salesman Norton, Teller 4 Co., r. 716
Larkin
8^" Free. See Friel and Frell
Freeborn James, capitalist, 420 Montgomery, room
17, r. NE cor Jackson and Gough
Freeborn John, r. 29 Second
Freechite Joseph, harnessmaker, r. 807 Larkin
Freed Abraham, expressman, r. 129 Langton
Freed Jacob, jeweler M. Aufriihlig, r. 129 Langton
Freed Rudolph, waiter, r. 1.5'27 Turk
Fieel A. M. Miss, dressmaking, 3.5 Turk
Freel Jacob, boarding and lodging, SE cor Michigan
and Shasta
Freel John, compositor, r. 127 Second
iry Freel. See Frlel and Frell
Freelari Charleg machinist, r. 522 Pino
Freeland lohn P., clerk local freight ofBco S. P. Co.
r. .50.5 Harrison
Freeland Louise Mrs., r. 513 Leavenwiirth
Fieelaiid Mav H. Miss, copyist, r. 703 Shotwell
Freeland Wliliam P.. cbrk Wood & Wattles
Freeland William W. (Freeland fc Hewitt) r. 702 Lin- |
den Av I
iUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & MX, 405407 Mim St.
Pf RRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FKE
490
FRE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroRTEiia
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AH Sixesi nml IVuiiiber8.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Freeland .^ Hewitt (William W. Freeland aud Kobert
Hevitt) Rrocerifs. 51'2 Hayes
S^ Freeland. See Vreeland
Freeman ADrabam C. attorney at law, 409 California,
r. 3012 Cahforuia
Freeman A. G., nmnaaer J. K. Annsby Co. (Chicago)
office 202 California, r. Oakland
Freeman Annie Q. Mrs., r. W s Lugnna nr Vallejo
Freeman Caroline, widow, r. 1040 Bryant
Freeman Charles, r. 2K0.S Howard
Freeman Charles W., foreman book dept Francis,
Valentine & Co., r. Oakland
Freeman Daniel R., passenfjer express, SEcorLiedeg-
dorff and California, r. 110 Trenton
Freeman Edward A., painter, r. 213 Austin
Freeman Eliza, widow, r. 311 Chestnut
Freeman Elisha (Phillips & Freeman) r. 516 Folsom
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9,
r. Oakland
Freeman E. M. Miss, r. Abbotsford House
Freeman Frank B., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.
r. 413 Bartlett
Freeman George F.. baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 311
Greenwich
Freeman Granville C, stenographer and typewriter,
r. 605 Stevenson
Freeman Harriet B. Mies, dressmaker, r. 11 Tay
Freeman Jacob (Freeman & Wrin) r. 24 Fair Av
Freeman James, waiter, r. 26 Anthony
Freeman James A., wool grader, r. 2629 Harrison
Freeman James E., civil engineer, 104 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Freeman James L., teamster, r. Ws Laguna nr Vallejo
Freeman James M., liquor saloon, 302 Pacific
Freeman J. E. Mrs., r. 227 Leavenwoi tti
Freeman J. Eufjene, draftsman William F. Smith, r.
Alameda
Freeman John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freeman John, waiter Palace Hotel
Freeman John H., surveyor Lloyd's Register of Brit-
ish and Foreign Shipping, 219 Sansome, r. 212
Powell
Freeman Joseph J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
3031 Geary
Freeman Magnus, tailor O. W. Nordwell, r. Oakland
Freeman Matthew D., horseshoer. r. 4 Bowles PI
Freeman Margaret, stewardess stmr San Jose
Freeman Moses C, porter S. P. Co., r. 633!^ Geary
Freeman O. K., purser stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Freeman Otis G., clerK Chronicle, r. 320 Ellis
Freeman Perc E., musician, r. 627 Green
Freeman Peter, cooper R. Armstrong, r. 232 First
Freeman Philip J., peddler, r. 12!^ Moss
Freeman Richard, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Freeman Robert B.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
461 Natoma
Freeman Samuel, r. 535 Post
Freeman Samuel F., clerk, r. Abbotsford House
Freeman, Smitli & Co. (Arthur A. Smith) ship-
ging and commission merchants. 122 California
Freeman Walter F., clerk, r. 306 Mason
Freeman W. H., waiter Palace Hotel
Freeman William, bartender, r. 213 Austin
Freeman William, cook, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Freeman William, expressman, r. NE cor Bay and
Leavenworth
Freeman & Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael J.
Wrin) stoves and tinware, 326 Third
Freer Hugo, draftsman, r. 908 Pine
Freese Andrew C, stevedore, 3 Mission, r. 11 Thir-
teenth
Freese Arthur, longshoreman, r. 1723 Mission
Freese Edgar, longshoreman, r. 1723 Mission
Freese Edward, bookkeeper, r. 11 Thirteenth
Freese Frederick \.. liquor saloon, 10i3 Market
Freese Henry, cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
Freese Herbert L., teamster Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 304 Fremont
Freese John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Nineteenth
and V'leucla
Freese William, clerk, r. NE cor Fillmore and Green-
wich
Freese William F.. r. 11 Thirteenth
Fr.TBe William H., r. 241954 Clay
K^ Freese. See Frese, Fries and Friese
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market
Freetli Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1149 Market
Fregulia Benjamin P., blacksmith J. Maurlno & Co.,
r. 401 Pacific
Frei Andreiv, furniture manufacturer, 231-239
King, r. 2i) Rinron PI
Frei Carl, baker Albert Miller, r. 200 Eleventh
Frei Conrad, tailor, r. 37 J^ Russ
Frei Fritz, cellarman Kobler & Frohling, r. 1236
Union
Frei John, machinehand A. Frei,r. 20 Rincon PI
(»■ Fre6. See Frey, Fry aud Frye
Freideuricli David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man) attorney at law, 426 California, r. 607 Lar-
kin
Freidenrich Samuel, teacher music, r. 1019 Geary
Fretermuth Charles, stoves and tinware, 1809 Union
Freiermuth George H., r. 1.^24 Ellis
Freile Daniel E.. master stmr City of Sydney, r. Palace
Hotel
Freiling Peter, barber, 228 BrAnan
Freise Louis, teamster J. Knobloch, r. N s Butte bet
Tennessee and Kentucky
Freise Paul, butcher, 805 Buchanan, r. 631 lyy Av
Freitag C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 320 Drumm
Freitag Henry, confectioner, r. 2307 Bush
Freitas Andrew, waiter, r. 21 Anthony
Freitas Antone, cook Joseph J. Cuello, r. 107 Minna
Freitas Antone F., barber, 573 Jj Bryant, r. 31 Welsh
Freitas J. T., restaurant, 44-46 Second, r. 18 Ve-
rona
Freitas Joseph, waiter, r. 18 Verona
Freitas Manuel, liquor saloon, 12 Commercial
Freitas Manuel, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 711 Ji
Greenwich
Freitas Manuel T. (M. T. Freitas & Co.) r. 11 Elliot
Park
FEEITAS M. T. & 00.
T. Freitas and William W. Haley) gren-
eral commission merchants, farm and
dairy produce and provisions, 335
Front
Freliug Arthur, re.staurant, 520 Merchant, r. Oakland
Fremier Julius B., bartender, r. 1032M Minna
Fremont Machine Works, Daly & Cavanagh proptrs.
230 Fremont
Fremont Mill and Mining Co., (Amador Co., Cal.)
Mark T. Ashby secretary, 401 Front
Fremy Frank, clerk Brown & Wells, r. 127 Kearnv
(Manuel
Frenrh A. W., r. 1740!
Rrket
FREEH Am ENGLISH INSTITUTE,
Xaviei- Mefret (officer d'Academie) di-
rector, 1707 Po^vell
French Ann, wi low, r. ]06!«S Langton, rear
French Anne Mrs., r. 501 Post
Frencli Bevevolent Society. 510 Jackson
French Benjamin H., clerk, r. 773 Haight
French Board of Under-wi-lters, Edonard
Chevassus agent, 205 Sansome. (After August Ist,
1-3 Sansome)
French Caterers, J. M. Cadenau & Co., 728 Golden
Gate Av
French Catherine Mrs., r. 1652 Mission
French Cemetery, Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-third Av
French Charles W., druggist, r. 1811 Pine
French Charles E , teamster, r. 31 Oak Grove Av
French Club, rooms 105 Stockton
French Consulate, Edmond Carrey consul, 606
Montgomery, rooms 6-8
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AlJOp' SUITS
"THE HASTINGS."
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOy, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
«.t«?,v:eookbinders,
ENGRAYERS, ETC,
FRE
491
FRE
French Cyrua E., storekeeper American Exchange
Hotel, r. 545!:i Natoiua
Freuch E.lward, carpenter, r. lOGH Third
French Edward J., water tender Btmr Columbia, r. 39
Cnioliiie
Freu.h Edward W.. with J. Seunett & Co., r. l.'H
FRENCH EUGENE C.
'%V(>ofl eiiffrnver, 531 Caliloriiiu
French F. Mortiuiore (French & Liut'ortli) r. 2^30
Flllinuro
French F. W'., calcium liRht mnfr, factory 10 Steven-
son, office Plu-lan Dldt'
Frfnch Frank, clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 330 Duncan
French Frank J., attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, r. Itil7 Jackson
French Frank W., machinist, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
French Frank S.. laborer, r. Montreal Houee
French Frederick, painter Swan & Stein
French Frederick J., engraver M. F. Coon, r. 919
Golden Gate Av
French George E., cashier Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
711 Post
French George L., clerk Jones k Co., r. 102 EUIb
FRENCH. H. C, M. D.
(tioinoeopatlilst) «ye, ear and throat,
office 114 Geary, hours 11 A. M. to 3
P. M., r. 2512 Mission, hours till 9
A. M., and 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.
French Hosea E., machinist, r. 915 Polk
French Hospital, Charles Kouget superintend-
ent, S 8 Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
French James, carpenter, r. cor Stanyan and Grattan
French James E., bartender B. D. Anson, r. 10495^
Market
French J. E., miner, r. 249 Steuart
French John B., livery stable, 905-907 Golden Gate
Av. r. 919 Golden Gate Av
FRENCH JOHN D.manuractur.
ers' ag'ent and coninnlssion merchant,
hardivare, metals, etc., 109 California
and 23 Davis, r. Oakland
French John L. S.. clerk J. F. Crogett & Co., r. 1500
Taylor
French John S., teamster, 211-213 Drumm, r. 31 Oak
Grove Av
French Joseph M., r. Florence House
French K. C, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
French L., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
French Library, "120 Sutler, rooms 16-17
French L. L. Mrs., proptr The Florence House, 102
KlIiH
FRENCH MARY Mrs.
metaphysician (gfenuine Heidelberg;
ma8sa|;e| 112 0'Parrell
French M. B. clerk, r. 8 Sunshine Court
French Mutual Benevolent Society, Edouard
Larthe accountant, 510 Jackson
French Nellie A. Mrs. (French & Bnllard) r. .501 Post
French R,, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
E. J. Le Breton presidint, A. Brand
secretary (^fiiarantee capita! $.300, GOO)
534 California, open from 9 A. M. to 3
P. M., Saturday eveninffs T to 8 P. M.
French H. F. W. Mrs., widow, r. .546 Turk
French 8. Park Mrs., widow, r. 1118 Gough
French Stephen T., architect, r. 1811 Pine
Fiench Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, NickelsburRfc Co.,
r. 1315 Octavia
French Thomas B., billposter, r. 8C9 Market
French Thomas J. (T. J. French & Co.) r. 2327 MIb-
Blon
•W./SL3NrTS
7?
IN THK
BXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
w. & J. mm & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO ORDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
French Thomas J., driver City UK,, r, 1318^ Natoma
French T, J. & Co. (Thomas J. French and Daniel L.
Bennett) groceries, 2237-2239 Mission
French W. F., clerk naval office Custom House, r.
Oakland
French Wheeler N., teaniRter, r. 131 Wildey
French William, stenographer, r. IIB Turk
French William H. H., teamster Davia k Cowell, r. 31
Oak Grove Av
French William L., attorney at law, 143 Phelan Bldg,
r. 30 Golden Gate Av
French Zouave Hall. 808 Pacific
French & Bullard (Mrs. Nellie A. French and Mm.
Emma J. BuUard) proptrs Granville House, 501
Post
French .t Llnforth (F. Morllmore French and E. W.
Linforth) hardware, 26 Beale
Frenk A., blacksmith, r, 134 Fourth
Frenier J. L., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Frenna Henry, boxmiker, r. 1050 Howard
Frenna Ignatius, r. 707 Polk
Frenna John, trunkmaker D. Block & Co.. r. 18 Hoff
Av
Frenna Joseph P., barber, 1207 Polk, r. 1628 Post
Frenna Vincent, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 15 J^ Bryant Av
Frenz Franz, fireman German Hospital
Frenzel M.. r. 909 Kearny
Frerhs Bahne, with John Hobb, r. 401 Sutter
Frerichs Martin (Lohman fc Frerichg) r. 9 Bowie Av
Frese Christian, saloonkeeper, r..621 Green
Frcse Hermann, bookkeeper The Lachman Cal. Wine
Co., r. 910 Post
Frese Hermann, bootmaker, 327 Grant Av, r. 805
HaiKht
Frese William, accountant Siegfried & BrandenstelD,
r. 2531 Pine
t^ Frese. See Freese and FrieB
Fresh George W., transfer agent, r. 2810 Pine
Fresno Milling Co. (Fresno. Cal.) J. G. Deming pres-
ident, A. H;ilU'tt secretary, office 116 Sacramento
Fretillai'e John, calber, r, 400 Main
Fretter Caroline Mrs,, dressmaker, r. 1805 Polk
Fretter James, r. 1805 Polk
Fretwell Edwin, secretary Betts Spring Co., 218 |
Fremont, r. 2112 Green i
Fretwuri-t H.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fretz Frank H. (Schmidt k Fretz) 119 Commercial
Freubis Joseph, Hrtist Fuller .t Willinms, r. 147 Ninth
FREUD CORSET CO. m. R.ch.
ard Freufl & Co. ) iinporterH and whole-
sale dealers corsets, 723 Market
Freud 1. fc Co. (Isador Freud) fancy goods, 730 Mar-
ket
Freud Isaac (Freud fc Son) r. 612 Eddy
Freud Isador (I. Freud & Co.) r. 222 Post
Freud J. Richard (J. KIchard Fnud k Co) r.
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Pleasanton
FREUD J. RICHARD & CO.
I.I. Uii'hurd Freud) Freud Corset Co.,
723 Market
FREUD & SON (Isaac Freud and
Mrs. Hosa VoKelsdorfT) Importers and
manufacturers corsets, 742-744 Mar-
ket and lO-i;: Grant Av
Frcudenberg Henry, clerk Wangenheiin, Sternheim &
Co., r. 730 O'Farrell
FreudenDrrg John H., watchman, r. 2422 Greenwich
Freudenberg M. & Co. (M^ittlilas Freudeuberg) whole-
sail' liquor deiilers, 630 Commercial
Freudenberg Matthias (M. Freudenberg & Co.) r. 730
O'Fiirr.ll
Frcudenthal Frederick J., cooper, r. W s Indiana bet
Napa and Sierra
Freudenthal U. A., cook Commercial Hotel
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809, 3U, 313, 815 and 317 MAHKET STBEET
Freudcnthal John, paiuter, r. 731 Urannau
Freudenthal Johu H., watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. W 8 Indiana bet Napa and Sierra
FreueRchteuic-ht Frederick, clerk C. Wetjen & Co., r.
ll)52 Howard
Freuler John, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. Temescal
Freund Charles, r. HIT Bush
Freund Charles, butcher, r. fiOO Octavia
Freund Frauk M., secretary Self Endowment Life Se-
curity Awsu, lo:S2 Market, r. U31 Howard
Freund Joseph, druggist, r. 1403 Baker
Freuud Otto, clerk, r. 1431 Howard
Freuud Philip, stationer, r. 1629 O'Farrell
Frey Adolph, r. 952 Mission
Frey Charles, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1111 Filbert
j Frey Charles, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 258 Clem-
! entina
Frey Charles H., barber 131 Third, r. 244 Minna
Frey Conrad, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Frey D., traveling salesman Jacobi Bros.
Frey Edward C, r. 1114)^ Bryant
Frey Francis Mrs. (Frey & Merkel) r. 911 Larkin
Frey Frederick r. 115 Oak
Fiey Frederick, waiter, r. 227 Second
Frey, Hollo^vay & Newbawer (John Frey,
I James C. Holloway and Jesse Newbauer) proprie-
tors Monarch Milling Co., 14-16 Stevenson
I Frey Isaac, conductor N. B. and M. RR
Frey Jacob, carpenter, r. 12 Miller PI
Frey Johu, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 317 Bush
Frey John (Frey, Holloway & Newbauer) r. West
Berkeley
Frey Julius D., traveling salesman Abramson, Bacon
& HeuDisch, r. 1034 Golden Gate Av
Frey Reiuhold, cooper, r. 328 Fourtennth
I Frev Rosa Mrs., bakery and confectioner, 1034 Golden
I Gate Av
' Frey William, miller Monarch Mill, r. West Berkeley
Frey William A., cashier S. H. Greenberg. r. 502 Tay-
lor
Frey William A. Mrs., r. 1502 Pacific Av
Frey * Merkel (Mrs. Frances Frey and August Mer-
j kel) bakery, 911 Larkin
8^" Frey. See Frei, Fry and Frye
Frianberg Max O., baker William Hessler, r. 119 Wil-
liam
Friccius Margaret, domestic 3020 Washington
Friohette Athanese F., carpenter, r. 89 Powell Av
j Friohette Edward, carpenter, r. 103 California Av
j Frlchette Heury, blacksmith John H. Goodrich, r.
I 103 California Av, B. H.
Frichette Louis D., carpenter and builder, 106 Wash-
ington, r. 89 Powell Av, B. H.
; Frichette Louis E., cabinetmaker Cal. Mill, r. 1
Hampton PI
! Frick Euclid B., medical student Toland Medical Col-
I lege
Frick Jacob, milker Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno Road
nr Cortland Av
I Frick Louis (Fleischman & Frick) r. 615 Bush
I Fricke Charles (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2123 Union
Fricke Ferdinand, clerk, r. 147 Ninth
I Fricke Gerge C. (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2350 Union
; Fricke Henry F., clerk Henry Schulz, r. 2101 Bush
Fricke J., bartender Gruen & Zinkand
Fricke Theodore, bookkeeper Abend Post, r. 1063
Broadway
Friech Henry W., expressman, rf NW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Fried Charles, baker, r. 617 Post
Fried Charles, waiter Herbst & Maas
Fried David, traveling agent, r. 1525M Turk
Fried John W., r. 528 Howard
Fried Max, butch&r Witzemann & Staiger, r. 5 Wash-
ington
Fried Rudolph, waiter, r. 1525 i<j Turk-
Fried William, bartender G. W. Harris, r. 12 Stockton
PI
Friedberg A., muslctan, r. 417 Kearny
Friedberg Bessie, widow, r. 17 Garden
Friedberg Isaac M., traveling salesman Oreenebaum,
Weil k Michels, r. 1022 Hyde
Friedberg Noah S., junk dealer, 1076 Howard, r. 424
Sixth
Friedberg Peter, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana
and Maryland
Friedel Frederick C. Jr., machinist Miller & Hamil-
ton, r. 1718 M Stevenson
Friedel Frederick T., shoemaker, 894 Dolores
Friedemann Charles D , salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 913 Vallejo
Friedemann George W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
&Co.,r. 913 Vallejo
Friedeuthal Hulda Miss, r. 1816 Washington
Friederich Gustave, accountant London and
San Francisco Bunk (limited) N\V cor California
and Leidesdorff
Friedhofer George (Friedhoter & Son) r. 2032 Howard
Friedhofer Paul (Friedhofer & Son) r. 2032 Howard
Friedhofer William F., druggist, r. 2032 Howard
Friedhofer & Son (Paul and George) blacksmiths, 351
Third
Friedlander , r. 17 Third
Friedlander Adolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 905
Market
FRIEDLANDER B.mercUant tai-
lor, 938 Market (under Baldvrln Hotel)
r. IG Octavia
Friedlander Brothers (Herman and Ernest) mnfrs
ladies' and children's underwear, 518 Market
Frledlauder E. Miss, dressmaking. 819 }i Larkin
Friedlander Ernest (Friedlander Bros.) r. 325 Oak
Friedlander George A., r. 7 Fulton
Friedlander Henry, driver Pfeuninger & Co.
Friedlander Henry A., salesman Summerfleld & Ro-
man. r. 7 Fulton
Friedlander Herman (Friedlander Bros.) r.310}^Fell
Friedlander Herman, bookkeeper H. Cohn, r. 309
Powell
Friedlander Joseph, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
916 Sutter
Friedlander, Koch «Sf Co. (Samuel J. Fried-
lander, Henry Koch and Albert Liebenthal) im-
porters and jobbers hats and caps, 21-2 i Sansome
Friedlander L. Mrs., costumer, 202 Stevenson
Friedlander Louis (Friedlander & Kaeser) r. 2150
Mission
Friedlander Louis, commission merchant, r. 7 Fulton
Friedlander Morllz, merchandise broker, 419 Califor-
nia, room 5, r. 1104 Market
Friedlander Samuel, salesman D. Samuels, r. 218
Stockton
Friedlander Samuel J. (Friedlander, ioch & Co.) r
908 O'Farrell
Friedlander Sigmund, city agent Schroder, Albrecht
i Co., r. 400 Grove
Friedlander T. Cary, secretary San Francisco
Produce Exchange and San Francisco Produce
Exchange Call Board Association, ofi&ce 24 Mer-
chimts' Exchange, r. 1913 Jlay
Friedlander William I., private boarding, 309
Powell
Friedlander & Kaeser (Louis Friedlander and Edward
Kaeser) cigars and tobacco, 5 Leidesdorflf and 429
Montgomery
Friedman Abraham, salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,
r. 1910 Larkin
Friedman Alfred, bookkeeper H. & L. Block, r. Oak-
land
Friedman Emanuel M., salesman Macowsky Bros., r.
607 Bush
Friedman Frederick, agent, r. 427 Grove
Friedman Harry, barber Adolph Coleman, r. 214 Pa-
cific
Friedman Hannah, widow, r. 1113 Post
LAKGESr STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURNISHINQ GOODS.
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MARKET ST., COB. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St,
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493
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Friedman Inaac, r. I'JlOLarkln
Friedman Isadon^ coninHToial traveler, r. 1817 Pine
Friedman Isadora, tailor, r. 328 Sixth .
Friedman J., r. Palace Hotel
Fritdinan John, baker, r. cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
Friedman Johaun, baker, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Friedman Joseph, salesman Joe Hosenberg, r. 1403
Van NetiS Av
Friedman Joseph, turner A. Frei, r. 166 Clara
Friedman Louis, bill clerk Roseubaum & Co., r. 1113
Post
Friedman M.. jeweler, r. 424 J4 Hayes
Friedman M. <& Co. (Max Friedman) dress goods,
Hilks and satins, 228 Stookton
Friedman Max (M. Friedman & Co.) r. 516 Taylor
Friedman Max, with Har'uou Kozminsky, r. 718 Ellis
Friedm.in Mever, hackman M. Michelson & Son r.
(117 Ellis
Friedmiin Morris, clerk, r. 214 Pacific
Friedman Paul (Ofifer «: Friedman) r. 736 McAllister
Friedman Philip, salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r.
IJ^ Moss
Friedman Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 1201 Polk, r
703^ Hyde
Friedman Solomon, crockery and tinware, 183 Six-
teenth
Friedrlch Charles, stripper H. Plagemann k Co., r.
2398FolKom
Pi-iedricU Charles G., groceries and provisions,
2:<98 Folsom
Friedrich G ttfried. machiBist, r. 512 Bush
Friedriih Henry, cooper, r. 118 Driimra
Friedrich John G.. restaurant, 2l:i3J^ Mission
Friedrich Karl A., bookkeeper, r. 2398 Folsom
Fri'-drich L. L., musician, r. 1219 Mission
Fiiedrich M. Mrs., widow, r. 23G laylor
Friedrich Oscar, carriagemaker John D. Thompson,
r. 62n Minna
Friedrich Robert, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1
Central Court
Friedrich Samuel, musician, r. 1019 Geary
Friedriclis Conrad, cook George Samsreither, r. 411
Pacific
Friedrichs Detlef, bartender Chris. J. F. Schmidt, r.
50ii Market
Friedrichs Henry (Friedrichs & Gercke) r. 739
Tieat Av
Friedrichs Henry Jr., clerk, r. 739 Treat Av
Friedrichs Henry B., bookkeeper Friedrichs & Gercke,
r. 7.39 Treat Av
Friedichs Philip, teacher music, r. 241 Sixteenth
Friedrichs & Gercke (Henry Friedrichs and
William Gercke) proprietors San Francisco Fur-
niture Factory, N s Berry bet Third and Fourth,
salesroom 158-100 New Montgomery
0^ Friedrichs. See Frederichs, Fredericks and
Fredricks
Friel Charles, janitor St. Ignatius College, r. 704
Fulton
Friel Daniel, painter, r. 313 Fourth
Friel James, fireman U. 8. stmr Gen. McDowell
Friel James, horseshoer, r. 1714 Jessie
Friel Maithias, watchman, r. 3'1 Bryant, rear
Friel Morris, fireman, r. 1403 Powell
Friel Patrick, assistant engineer stmr San Juan
Frifcl Patrick, peddler, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Friel William, laborer, r. 3(1 Clarence PI
l»" Friel. See Freel and Frello
Frlels Richard, deckhand stiiir Oakland, r. Oakland
Friend A. C, widow, r. 615 Stockton
Friend Edmund, ealesman Charles Jacobs, r. 20
Montgomery
Friend Eli/.a, widow, r. 153 M Third
Friend Jacob M., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 923 Geary
Friend James G., milkman John A.Roy, r. San Bruno
Road nr Teneriffe
Friend Joseph, spectacle peddler, r. 604 Minna
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LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS PALMER & REYlJ
Friend Josie Mrs., dressmaking, 110 Taylor
Friend Samuel M., clerk ttachman BroH., r. 92:1 Geary
Friend William H., casriler Sun Ins. Co , r. Oakland
Frier Patrick, bartender T. Ni.ye, r. 235 Minna
Frier Robert, apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co., r.
Alameda
Frierson J. R., clerk purchasing dept 8. P. Co., r.
2353 Howard
Frierson R. W., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 23.53 Howard
Fries Alexander* Bros. (Cincinnati, O.) mnfrsegiieu.
tial oils, etc., Herrmann & Co. agents, 313 Sacra-
mento
Fries Harry, cook. r. 648 Howard
Fries Herman, bookkeeper Charles P. Lolor, r. 910
Post
Fries Mathins, waiter Page & Falch, r. 29 Ringold
Fries William, president Kureka Consolidated
Mining Co.. 306 Pine, room 9, r. 1008 Van Ness
Av
0^ Fries. See Frees and Frese
Frieske Julius, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 529
Union
Frieseiicer L., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Friesenhausen Charles, cigarmaker, r. 2029 Geary
Friesenhausen Henry, cigarmaker, r. 2029 Geary
Friesenhausen John, cigarmaker, r. 2029 Geary
Friesenhausen John A., grainer, r. SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Frietsch Louis, laborer, r. 1849 M Stevenson
Fiillman Henry W., vocalist, r. 515 Geary
Frimon Anton, laborer, r. 61(1?^ Xatoma
Friuk George K., r. 1714 Polk
Frinli George W., vice-president EaBton,Eldridgo
& Co., 618 Market, r. Los Anweles
Friot Alfred J. N., dairy produce, 57-58 Washing:ton
Market, r. .526 Merchant
Fripett T. B., barber, r. 2733 Pine
Frisbee Gideon, manager Frisbee-Lucop Mill Co.,
461 Howard, r. 727 Webster
Frisbee-Lucop Mill Co.. H(Joker & Lawrence general
agents, Gideon Frisbee manager, 461 Howard
Frisbie Ed'vvard G., physician and surueon, of-
fice and r. 2135 Bush, office hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8
P. M.
Frisbie Frank, bookkeeper Wormser & Co., r. 2008
Golden Gate Av
Frisbie Moses, ticket agent, r. 103 Montgomery Av
Frisbie Thomas M., longshoreman, r. 413 Powell
Frisbie William, r. 442)4 Hayes
Frisch George W., printer, r. 825 Vallejo rear
Frisch Herman H.. liquor saloon, 22 and 130 Seventh,
r. .303 Golden Gate Av
Frisch John W., groceries, 132 Seventh
Frisch William, baker, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Frische David, clerk Rrttlijen & Co., r. ,504 Stockton
Frischling Ferdinand, tailoring, 415 .Stockton
Frischniuth Charles, baker, r. 240 Stitter
Frlshman George F., conductor Market St. RR.
Frisius Minna, widow, r. 418 Sbotwell
Fritch Georjje, coal, 143 East. r. 1008 Green
Fritih J. Homer, with George Fritch, r. 709 Shot-
well
Fritsch B. (Thomas Taylor & Co.) r. Munich, Ger-
many
Fritsch H., physician, r. 317 Btish
FritHihEmil, accountent Thomas Bell & Co., r. 810
Leavenworth
Frit-ich Frederick, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Fritsch Peter, restaurant, D bet First and Second
Frltsche Alfred R.. clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 1015
Twenty-second
FritHche Henry (Kunnecke k Frlntche) r. 589 Howard
Frltsche Joseph, Bhoemaker, r. 523 Paoiflc
Frlt8<hl John H. (Fritschi k Segesser) r. 271 Steven-
son
FritschI k Segesser (John H. Frttschl and Peter Se-
gesFer) li'iiior saloon SW cor Morton and Kearny
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Fritz A. J. Mro., ■widow, r. 118 Ridley
Fritz Alfred J., clerk LeOount Bros.,
Allister
Fritz August, compositor Alta, r. 1617 5« Howard
Fritz Eugene N. (Fritz & Kean) r. 2S32 Mission
Friti^Frederick A., hacknian, r. 204 Seventh
Fritz H., merchant, r. 700 Broadway
Fritz Henry, milkman, r. Osage nr Java
Fritz Jacob, pautrvman William Westerfeld, r. 202
Sixth
Fritz John, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
1617 3i Howard
Fritz Mary A., widow, r. 609 McAllister
Fritz Nettie Miss, r. 632 O'Farrell
Fritz Philip, ivory turner, r. 10 Laskie
Fritz Thomas G., carpenter Rudolph Herman
Fritz William, driver City RR. r. 1318 M Natoma
Friti <& Keaii (Eugene N. Fritz and Michael
Kean) plumbers and gasfitters, 423 Geary
Fritzo Miithias C, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co. r. 817
McAllister
Fritzschen Herman B., wines and liquors, NW
cor Steuart and Mission, r. Oakland
Frizell Frank, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 421 Harri-
son
Frizell Richard J., shoemaker A. F. Rudene, r. 202
Sixth
Frizzi August, locksmith, 1323 Polk, r. 1404 Polk
Froboese G. Henry (Lang & Froboese) r. 405 Kearny
Frodsbam Abbie M. Mrs., r. 510 Jones
Frodsham Edward, flour packer Golden Gate Flour-
ing Mills, r. 2 LeroyPl
Frodsham Henry, passenger agent Pennsylvania
Railroad, 10 Montgomery, r. 114 Powell
Froebel Kindergarten, NE cor Post and Fillmore
Froebell John, candymaker William S. Towusend
Froelich Christian Jr., manufacturers', agent,
202 Market, room 8, r. Pacific Club
Froblich Henry, porter N. Van Bergin & Co., r. 320
Drumm
Frohman Henry (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman) r.
309 Powell
Frohman Hermann, salesman Mierson & Jewell, r.
427 Grove
Frohman S. & Co. (Solomon Frohman) cigars and
tobacco, 335 Kearny
Frohman Solomon (S. Frohman & Co.) r. 230 Kearny
Frohmanu Emanuel, fringemaker M. Ettinger, r. 723
Frohmann Ferdinard, bookkeeper TheLachmann Cal.
Wine Co., r. 728 Webster
Frohmann Isaac, secretary William M. Stewart, r. 723
Webster
Frohmiinn Susmann, shoemaker, 545 Hayes, r. 723
Webster
Frohn John, shoemaker, 254 Steuart
Frolatid Jacob, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Froland Peter, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
FrolichTheo., bookkeeper A. Waldstein, r. 627
Larkin
Froraent Antoine, liquor saloon, 350 Fifth
Froment Mars A., machinist, r. 729 Bay
Fromheim William, groceries and liquors, 2253 Sut-
ter
Fromm Louis, mnfr upholstery trimmings, 543 Mar-
ket, r. 2502 Washington
Fromm Nicholas, cooper, r. 270 First
Fromm William, driver L. J. Ewell, r. 1428 Mission
Fromm William M., driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Frommen J. F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Froneman Henry A., bartender William G. Schroeder
Front Leon, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 805
Pine
Front Street Block, E s Front bet Clay and Washing-
ton
Front Street Free Warehousa, Gilman & Dan-
Ibrth proprietors, SW cor Front and Broadway
Frontln Eliza A. Miss, teacher Whlttier Primary
School, r. #>U Golden Gate Av
Frontln J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 Golden Gate Av ,
Frontln Joseph U., collector John J. O'Farrell, r.
1614 Golden Gate Av
Frontin Mary J. Miss, teacher Whittler Primary
School, r. 1614 Golden G: te Av
Froomberg Abraham (Samuel C. Bowley & Co.) r.
916 Natoma
Froomberg Bernard, clerk, r. 524 Bush
Froomberg Bernard, conductor Sutter St. RB., r. 1412
Lyon
Froomberg Charles, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 530 Bush
Froomberg Harry, waiter Pacific Club
Froomberg Isaac, r. 624 Bush
Froomberg Jane, widow, r. 1720 Sutter
Froomberg Ray Miss, millinery, 524 Bush
Froomberg Susan, milliner Bay Froomberg, r. 524
Bush
Frosch Henry W., expressman. SE cor Stockton and
Post, r. NW cor Fourth and Bryaut
Fross Bernhardt, tailor, 324 Bush, r. 525 Linden Av
Fross Morris, tailor, r. 1020 Hyde
Frost Carleton S., bookkeeper A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
114 Powell
Frost Charles H., clerk Overland Packing Co., r. 1721
Webster
Frost Cordelia Miss. r. 632 Jessie
Frost Eugene, bookkeeper Overland Packing Co., r.
1721 Webster
Frost Frank, weaver S. F. PioneerWoolen Factory, r.
NE cor Bay and Larkin
Frost Frank W., clerk Overland Packing Co., r. 1721
Webster
Frost Herbert S., candymaker, r. 28 Russ
Frost Horatio, house and sign painter, 122 Geary, r.
1721 Webster
Frost J., machinist, r. 317 Bush
Frost James, physician. 1 Fifth r. 30 Twelfth
Frost James W., manufacturers' agent, 12 Montgom-
ery.r. Oakland
Frost Julia, widow, r. 136 Julian Av
Frost Lucv A., widow, r. 221 Capp
Frost Mark B. (Van Horn, Mather & Frost) r. Oakland
Frost Martin, salesman, r. Vermont bet Santa Clara
and Mariposa
Frost Thomas, boilermaker, r. 213 Clara
Frost v.. r. 405 Geary
Frost Walter C, butcher G. Wickson, r. 1917 Mission
Frothingham A. M. Mrs., r. 818 O. tavia
Frothiugham Peter, miuing, r. 818 Ootavia
Frowde John, carpenter, r. 84 Everett
Frowenfeld Edward (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. New York
Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1307 Van
Ness Av
Fruchey Jesse C, carpenter, r. 418 Minna
Fruchtenich Diedrich, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Frudel Charles, millwright, r. 1718 Stevenson
Frue Ore Concentrator, Adams & Carter agents, 109
California
Fruebis Joseph, artist, r. 147 Ninth
Fruit and Fiover Mission, meets at 713 Mis-
sion, Thursday mornings
Fruit Growers' Publishing Co., B. N. Rowley
manager, publishers California Fruit Grower,
121 Montgomery
Fruler Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 627 Larkin
Frundt Henry, bartender i. Prescott House
Frunz Louis, milker Ruhland Bros., r. Point Lobos
bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Ave
Frush Carroll V., druggist, r. 2 Taylor PI
Frutiger Catherine, widow, r. 2303 Fillmore
Frutiger George, papercarrier, r. 2303 Fillmore
Fry George L., superintendent J. L. White & Co., r.
641 Minna
Fry John D., president California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., 326 Montgomery, r. 1812 Jackson
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Fry Nettie Miss, r. 145 Ellis
Fry Kobert D., r. 1812 Jackson
Fry Thonias, Beanian, r. 26a East
Fry Thoma8 C, r. 521 Vallcjo
Fry Thomas J . hackiuan, NE cor Sutter and Kearny,
r. 873 }< Market
Fry Willis B., general agent Pacific Coast. The
Singer Manufacturing Co., 22 Post, r. Oakland
B^ Fry. See Frei, Frey and Frye
Frye Charles, treasurer California Theater, r. 821
Larkin
Frye E. E. Mrs., r. 526 Kearny
Fryer Edmund C. (Townshend & Fryer) r. 1621 5<
Howard
Fuchs .\lphonso, plasterer, r. 444 Brannan
Fucbs Charles, carpetlayer W. J. Pattoslen, r. cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Fuchs Charles, engraver, 3 Hardle PI, r. Alameda
Fvichs Charles, groceries and liquors, luOU Hyde, r.
1024 Hyde
Fuchs E. .Mrs., r. 234 Montgornery
Fuchs Elizabeth, widow, r. 16 Lashie
Fuchs Ferdinand, cooper Georg<» Larsen. r. 16 Laskie
Fuchs George (Fuchs «: Euler) r. 966 Harrison
Fuchs George Jr., woodcarver Fuchs & Euler, r. 966
Harrison
Fuclis Henry, porter John F. Bolts, r. 210 Montgom-
ery Av
Fuchs John, r. 419 Powell
Fuchs Joseph, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Fuchs Martin, patternmaker Empire Foundry, r. 312
Tehama
Fuchs Nicholas, butcher. 3 Grand Central Market
and 315 Sixth, r. 125 Fell
Fuchs Robert, toys and baskets, 421 Montgomery Av
Fuchs Si Euler (George Fuchs and Henry Euler
Jr.) proprietors Fifth Street Furniture Manufac-
turing Co., 523-527 Fifth
Fuehr ChriHtlan, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
Nebraska nr Yolo
Fuendeling Julius, pastor St. Mark's Lutheran Church
r. 705 Bush
Fuendeling Julius Jr.. baker, r. 705 Bush
Fuendeling Louisa Miss, r. 705 Bush
Fuendeling William, baker, r. 705 Bush
Fuentes M.. laborer, r. NE cor Third and Folsom
Fuez Eiiben. tanner, r. Paraguay nr Tumbigbee
Fuezy John F., tailor Henry Bruggemanu, r. 620
Washington
Fugazi Frank (Crocco & FugazI) r. 546 Green
Fujjazi J. F <& Co. (John F. FngazI ami Egisto C.
Palmieri) steamship agent.-*, 5 Montgomery Av
Fugazi Jthn F.(J. F. Fugazi * Co,) r. 934 Union
Fuhrberg Henry O., teacher Mission Turn Verein, r.
18 Capp
Fuhrig Herman, machine hand, r. 8M Harriet
Fuhrmanu Adolph M., wireworker 8. F. Wireworks,
r. 2404 Larkin
Fuhs Matthias, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
100 Francisco
Fuiren Jacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Fujii Saburo, Consul Japan, office 107-109 Phelan
Bldg, r. Alameda
Fukiiju S., porter R. E. Dirkinson. r. 418 Post
Fulcher C. N., clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 611 Folsom
Fulda Albert, with Fulda Bros.., r. 1810 Laguna
Fulda Alexander, dishwasher r. 121 Minna
Fulda Bernard, butcher, HOI Gearv. r. 70J O'Farrell
FULDA BROTHERS (r.amarti„e
R. Fultla aiirt estate of Henry C. Fulda)
proijrietors California Wine Cooper-
aue and Planin^r Mill, 3U.4() Spear
Fulda Caroline, widow, r. 1810 Laguna
Fulda Euward. with Fulda Bros., r. 1810 Lnguna
Fulda Laniartine R. (Fulda Bros.) r. 106 Ellis
FuUard H. Mrs., r. 1023 Mission
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W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Fullard William C. aalesraan John H. Dall. r. 1023
Mission
Fuller A. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 916 Mlaslon
Fuller Alien C. teacher music, r. 26 Hunt
Fuller Alvarado M, second lieutenant Troop K, Qd
Cavalry, V. S. A., Presidio
Fuller Amy G., widow, r. 930 Market
Fuller Annie, widow, r. 227 Seventh
Fuller Charles, expreesmau, r. 216 FranclBco. rear
Fuller Charles H., dentist, 44 St. Ann's Bldg. r. 80C
Liaveuworfh
Fulbr David, expressman, Market nr Fourth, r. 920
Natoma
Fuller David M., painter, r. 26 Valparaiso
Fuller E. L., gripman Sutter St RR.
Fuller E. N. Mrs., teacher Froebel Kindergarten
r. NE cor W.shingtou and Buclianan
Fuller Frank, laborer, r. Hundley House
Fuller Frank J., inspector Custom House, r. 920 Na-
toma
Fuller Frederick H., r. 527 Post
Fuller F. W., real estate, r. 12)2 McAllister
Fuller George E. T., salesman, r. 1-506 Franklin
Fuller George W., physician, r. 2;f06 California
Fuller George H., mnfr olHie furDiture. 638-640 M1b_
s o 1, factory 46-50 Bluxome, r. 668 Twentieth
Fuller James, r. 6 Precita Av
Fuller James A.., canvasser, r. 109 Tenth
Fuller J. J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 810 Mission
Fuller John Mrs., r. 626 Brannan
Fuller Lewis H., clerk ticket auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. San Mateo
Fuller Maria, r. 26 Hunt
Fuller Mary, widow, r. 243 Minna
Fuller M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 15in Pacific Av
Fuller Peter, coppersmith, r. 1717 Howard
Fuller Phillip, butcher, r. 12 Page
Fuller S. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 920 NttomA
Fuller Sherwood W.. clerk H.'ywood Bros. & Co., r.
26 Hill
Fuller Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 628 Front
Fuller William A., blacksiiiith, r. 1107 Eighteenth
Fuller William H. (Fuller fc Lin ller) r. 905 Market
Fuller William H. (Fuller .t Williams) r. 7U6 Hayes
Fuller William P. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 839
O-Farrell
Fuller William P. Jr. (Whittier, Fuller 4 Co.) r. 922
Fillmore
Fuller & Landler (William H.Fullerand Louis Land-
ler) real estate agents. 14 Kearny
Fuller ,t Williams (William H. Fuller and Edward A.
Williams) photographers. 1140 Market
Fulleitou Anne, dome-tic 031 Harrison
Fullerton William, journalist, r. .537 Stevenson, rear
Fullerton William, seaman, r. no Steuart
Fullerton William, teamster John Tuttle, r. 637
Haight
Fullmer L D., salesman J. A. Folger 4 Co.. r. Oak-
land
Fnllriede A. W., r. 737 Market
Folium Edward, cigarmaker. r. 146 Clara
Fullura Edward, iiioliler Risdon I. and L. Works
Fullura Kate Miss, r. 146 Clara
Fullum Thomas, cigarmaker, r. 146 Clara
Fuliner Hiraui C. carpenter., r. 537 Hayeg
Fuliuer William, laborer, r. Vancouver nr Railroad At
Fulmer W. W., messenger Wolla Fargo ft Co., r. 637
Hayes
Fulton A., cook. r. 6.M Mls.'Jlon
Fulton A. L. 'compositor Filiuer & Stiller Electro
Co.. r. 431 Tehama
Fulton Alliert. Khlpcarpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Fiiltm \lbertS. I)., turner L. 8. Klucald ft Son, r.
449 Twentieth
Fnlton Aloiizo, cook, r. 163 Jessln
Fulioii Annie Widow, r. 704 California
Fulton G-orge M.. earpenter. r. 456 Twentieth
Fulton Hector, carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
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W. S. DAVIS, City A^<^nt,
510 Callfurniu Street.
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Importers and Dealers In
ENai.TSH AND AMKUIOAN
KucituNiif, 4Jl3i7.f<l ami I><:ilii.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Fultou House, Johu Curtiii proptr, 112 Stuart
Fulton House. John KeuinHii proptr, ()17 Mission
Fulton UuKh. compositor Alta
FULTON IRON WORKS
Hinckley, Spiers it Hayes proprietors,
>vorks Fremont, Howard and Beale,
office 213 Fremont
Fulton Johu Mrs., widow, r. 939 Guerrero
Fultou John B., foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
\V 8 Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Fulton Jolin J., proprietor Fulton's Kadical
Remedy, 1:S2 Townseua
Fulton Jobn K., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. 1005)<S
Valencia
Fulton John W. (Fulton .t Triplet!) r. U28 Jackson
Fulton Joseph M., r. 317 Third
Fulton Robert J., steward, r. 313 Chestnut
Fnlton The, SW cor Larkiu and Fulton
Fulton Theodore (Fulton & Eragorri) r. 1064}^ How-
ard
Fulton Waldron H., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
W 8 Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Fulton William (Pickens, Fulton & Co.) r. 2418
Washington
Fultou William L., compositor Chronicle, r. 407
Minna
Fulton & Eragorri (Theodore Fulton and Thomas
Eragorri) liquor saloon, IISO Market
Fulton & Triplett (John W. Fulton and Charles
E. Triplett) wines and liquors, 659 Clay
Funcheon Johu, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 216
Jersey
FuncUe Alexander, tanner Philip G. Funcke, r.
Algeria nr Sumatra
Funcke F. Mrs., widow, r. 191(i Lyon
Funcke Philip, tanner Philip G. Funcke, r. Algeria
nr Susquehanna
Funcke Philip G., tannery, cor Falkland and Talla-
posa, r. Algeria nr Susquehanna
8^~ Funcke. See Funke
Funez Simon, porter D. G. Camarinos, r. 17 Hinck-
ley
Funk Charles C. sailmaker Christian C. Funk, r.
IGOS;^ Dupont
Funk Christian C, sailmaker, 46 Clay, r. 1605 M Du-
pont
Funk Henry, barber John Keese, r. 121 Trenton
Funk William, carpenter, r. 217 Second
Funk William, maltster, r. 5 Midway
Funke Alfred, laborer Charles Nelson, r. 55 Shipley
Funke Henry, laborer, r. 15 Preston PI
Funkenstein Edward, office 320 Sansome, r. 838 O'Far-
rell
Funkenstein Julius, real estate broker, 320 Sansome,
r. 838 O'Farrell
Furbish A. J. E., manufacturers' agent, 529-531 Mar-
ket
Furbush Ellis M., salesman Dutton & Partridge, r.
HV.i Lombard
Furbush Moses, r. 813 Lombard
Furey George, r. 265 Jessie
Furey George, blacksmith's helper John W. Russell,
r". 775 J^ Mission
Furey James, hanicurerLobos Square Packing House,
r. 2113 Greenwich
Furey Thomas, r. 265 Jessie
Furger Eliza Miss, r. 520 Natoma
Furger Frank, milker Ambrose Furrer, r. Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School -
Furger Mary A., widow, r. 520 Natoma
Furger Michael, milker Furrer k Bauman, r. Ocean
House Road nr Industrial School
Furger Moritz. dairyman, r. Lahaina nr James
Furig C. millhand, r. 8}<i Harriet
Furio Lorenzo, fisherman, r. 819 Battery
Furkert Otto, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeflfer & Co., r.
2015 k Mason
Furlcy Johu F., goldbeater James Newman, r. 1607
Kearny
Furley M. A. Misa, saleslady Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 1567 Kearny
Furlong Augustus, janitor, r. 176 Minna
Furlong C. J, Mrs., r. 915 Eddy
Furlong Emily, domestic 1014 Twenty-first
Furlong James, stevedore, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong James J., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1022
Mout«omery
Furlong John, boilcrmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 313 Day
Furlong Joseph, butcher, 1504 Polk, r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong Kate, domestic 2219 Pine
Furlong Mary, widow, r. 1022 Montgomery
Furlong Mary, widow, r. Sullivan nr Cole
Furlong Mary T. Mrs., literary classical school, 115}<$
Twenty-sixth
Furlong Nicholas, attorney at law, 603 Washington,
r. 115J4 Twenty-sixth
Furlong Patrick, assistant superintendent Potrero
and B. V. RR., r. W s Kentucky bet Sierra and
Nevada
Furlong Patrick, longshoreman, r. 39 Minna
Furlong R., Bteelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Furlong Thomas, policeman, r. 293 Union
Furlong Thomas, trackman Potrero and B. V.RR., r.
320 Fifth
Furlong Thomas N., mnfr showcases, 1221 Market, r.
914 Fulton
Furman C. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 331 Montgomery
Fnrman Henry M., secretary and treasurer San
Pedro, Santa Barbara and Port Costa Lumber
Cos, 4 California, r. 2513 Fillmore
Furman L., quartermaster stmr Acapulco
Furner Henry E., cabinetmaker, r. 126 Sixth
Furness Fred J., packer Miller & Waugh, r. 812 Cali-
fornia
Furness H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 812 California
Furness John, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r. 8
Steiner
Furre Marie, laundress A. Bosq
Furrer Ambrose (Furrer & Bauman) r. Ocean House
Road nr Industrial School
Furrer Anton, laborer Joseph Furrer
Furrer Casper, dairy. Mission Road nrSix Mile House
Furrer Frank, milkman, r. S 3 Eighteenth bet Clara
Av and Hattie
Furrer Gottlieb (Furrer & Co.) r. Old San Jose Road
nr House of Correction
Furrer Joseph (Furrer & Co.) r. Old San Jote Road
nr Industrial School
Furrer Joseph, milk ranch. North of Point Lobos Av
nr Twenty-ninth Av
Furrer & Bauman (Ambrose Furrer and Joseph Bau-
man) proprietors Eureka Dairy, Ocean House
Road nr Industrial School
Furrer & Co. (Joseph and Gottlieb Furrer) milk-
ranch, W s Old San Jose Koad nr Industrial
School
Furst Walter A., auctioneer A. Walter
Furst Philip, drygoods, 1427-1429 Stockton
Furstheuthal Julius, waiter, r. 20 Mary
Furtado William (Silva & Furtado) r. 549 Bryant
Furter Samuel, r. 18 J^ Russ, rear
Furth Alfred, caudymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 354J^
Grove
Furth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 910 Ellis
Furth Ignatz. wool scourer, r. 3545^ Grove
Furth Melville, bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Co., r. 910
Ellis
Furth Simon, commission merchant, 207 Front, r.910
Ellis
8^" Furth. See Firth
Fui thman Peter, r. 219 Grant Av
Fury Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Fuschinski John, dressmaking, 1226 Stockton
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 fflarte St.
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Fuselier Frank, teanmter, r. 18 Mary
Fuseuot Auguste J. G. (G. Verilier & Co.) r. 2208
Jones
Fiisili'-r John, piano polisher, r. 4 Robc Av
Fusilier Martin Mrs., widow, r. 4 Kose Av
FubH.ll J..bu Mr«.. r. 237 Eleventh
Fustini Pet. r. florist, 9 Eddy, r. NW cor Twentieth
and Cliurch
Futternjengcr Gerad G., laborer, r. 43 Rues, rear
Fyalkoski Anthony, saddler, r. 1503 Church
G^
Gaab Charles, clerk A. N. Wahler, r. 323
Gaba Henry, ladies' and gents' fiirniKhing goods, 116
Second
Gabbielli Alfouzo. fruit peddler, r. 1.53 Potrero Av
Gai.bw Albert S., millwright, r. 281) Gu.rrero
Gnbbs Milton F., dentist, 23 Post. r. 731 Pine
Gabel Charles, bartender P. F. F. Kohnke, r. 21654
O'Farrell
Gabel Henry F., shirt mnfr, 624 Market, r. 1255 Call-
forni.^
Gabel Mnrtln L., cigarmaker, r. 516 Fourth
Gabel Otto Mrs., widow, r. cor Thirteenth and Har-
rison
Gabel William, with Examiner, r. 719 Hayes
Gabelnian Charles, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Oabelruan l.ouis, millwright, r. 1213 Twenty-second
Gabelnian M. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Sumner
Gabenet Pasqual, r. 405 Union
Gabert John, fruit dealer, r. 303 Davis
Gabert Julie Mme.. teacher languages, r. 916 Howard
Gabler Gustav, butcher Konrad Rader, r. 28!^ Kiss-
ling
Gabriel August, stock clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 503 Linden Av
Gabriel Augusta, nurse, r. 669 Clementina
Gabriel Carrie Mrs., r. 2914 Sacramento
Gabriel Flora, widow, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Gaspard, furniture, 1402 Stockton
Gabriel Henry, clerk, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel John, printer, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Seymour, bookkeeper, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriele Andrew (Gubriele & Cnneo) r. cor Prescott
and Broadway
Gabriele & Cuneo (Andrew Gabriele and Charles Cu-
nco) tish, 37 Clay Street Market
Gachet Louis, bookkeeper Charles Scheggia, r. 3
Wheelock PI
Gaddls Edward E., law clerk J. P. Meux, r. 708 Poet
GaHe Aldolph, clerk, r. 442 Jessie, r.ar
Gadina Peter, stonecutter, r. 1031 Twentieth
Gadisky William, cook r. 12V« Miller PL rear
Gadsbv Frederick L., stenographer E. F. Preston, r.
5.5,5 Seventeenth
Gadst.y Elijah U., r. 5.55 Seventeenth
Gaerdes Henry (Gaerdes «: Strycki r) r. 2401 Bush
Gaerdes Herman, bookkeeper Yolo Mills, r. 150 Na-
toma
Gaerdes Hermann, groceries and liquors, 1825 Powell
Gaerdi B John H.. groceries and liquors, 5.)4 First
Gaercl«H <& Stryclcer (Henry Gaerdes and Charles
Strycker) groceries and liquors, 2401 Bush
B^ Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaertner E. O., mining superintendent, r. 125 Va-
lencia
Gaest.-l Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1016 Kearny,
r. 920 Jackson
Gaet. ke Gu>tav, bartender, r. 241 Minna
Gaetien Herman, laborer, r. 124 Clinton
Gaetjen William H., liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Iff" Gaetjen. See Ooeljen
Gaeike John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Kentucky
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MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J, SL011N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Gaflfeney James J. (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. 2418 Bush
Gafferinann Frank, fish, 910 Valencia
Gaffey Ann, widow, r. 2X1(1 Sacramento
GafiTey TUomaj W., clerk U. S. Railwav Mall Service,
r. 281(; Saeramerfto
Gatbgan John A., pressman, r 16!^ Sumner
Gatti;,'an Mary, widow, laundress, r. 618 Jones
Gafllgan Mary, widow, r. 1031 Twenty-second
Gathgan Thomas, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 23 Moss
Gaffke Kriiest R., cigar maker, r. 3 Glover
Gaflfke Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Bryant
Gaffney Anna, widow, r. 5 Hunt
Gaflfney F. C, r. gfig Mission
Gaft'uey Francis, messenger, r. Magdalen Asylum
Gaffuey Frank M., porter Daniel Keefe, r. Ill Jack-
son
Gaffney Henry T., clerk William McMann, r. 4 Mc-
Cormick
Gaffney James, contractor, r. 125 Julian Av
Gaffney James, fireman tug Anasha, r. 13 Clementina
Gaffney James, paver, r. 27 Lafayette
Gaffney James, stableman Renton Coal Co., r. 1204
Larkin
Gaffney Johanna Mrs., r. 2408 Sacramento, rear
Gaffney John, butcher, 537 Fourth, r. 126 Freelon
Gaffney John, roofer Earnest Pinck, r. 2408 Sacra-
mento
Gaffney Joseph, boilermaker, r. 142 Sixth
Gaffney Joseph, gardener, r. 1029 Sutter
Gaffney Joseph J., horseshoer, r. 1039 Folsom
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem-
entina
Gaffney Mary, widow, r. 618 Jones
Gaffuey Michael, bartender J. Browning, r. What
Cheer House
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper, r. 913 Sacramento
Gaffney Michael H., capitalist, r. 15(2 Jackson
Gaflnev Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23 )i
Ritch
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, r. 214 Minna
Gaffuey Patrick M., laborer S. P. Co., r. 433)4 Clem-
entina
Gaffuey Peter, boarding and lodging, 105 Clark
Gt ffuey Philip N., carrier Post Office, r. 940 Geary
Gaffney Hose, domestic 1.52») Jackson
Gaffney Terrence, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW
cor Tennessee and Stdaiio
Giifftiey Thomas, seaman, r. 266 Braunan
Gaffney Thomas E., r. 618 Jones
Gaffney Thomas F., butcher John Gaffney, r. NE cor
Fifth and Brannan
Gaffuey William, r. 604 Pine
Gattuey William, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem-
entina
Gaffney William, laborer, r. 801 Vallejo
Gaffney William H., bootblack, r 618 Jones
GaganHannah, domestic 1714 California
Gagan J. Frank, cutter S. U. Oppenheim, r. 613 Stev-
enson
Oagan Mary J., widow, r. 210 Shotwell
Oagan Mary J. Miss, cire-smaker, r. 210 Shotwell
G.i»ian Thomas, r. 1206 Folsom
Gagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 182654 Howard
Oagan William H., reporter Examiner, r. 1826)4 How-
ard
•^ Gagan. See Gagen, Gabagan, Gcgan and Geoghe-
gan
Gage Aaron H. (Seymour h Gage) r. 2618 Mission
Gage Charles G. r. 911 Folsom
Gage Charles L., freight agent Denver and Rio
Grande Western Ry., 14 Montgomery, r. 718 Nine-
teenth
Gage E(lu;ar L., assistant engineer Cal. Electrio Light
C 1 , r. 1846 Howard
Gage Fannie, widow, r. 1018 Haight
Gage Hannah B., r. 2001 Bush
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IMl'OUrKKS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Gajje John D., I'oromau and vice-president Del Monte
Milling Co.. r. (12 South Park
Gage M. A. Mrs., r. 108 M.-Allister
Gage N. M. Mis., r. 184(i Howard
GAGE, SHATTUCK & CO.
(Williitm S. Gugre, David D. Shattuck
and John C. Hampton) commission
niercliants, importers and -wholesale
dealers provisions and dairy produce,
317.319 Front, and 310-314 Commer-
cial
^ Gage Stephen T., assistant to president S. P.
I Co., office NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 42,
! r. Gakland
Gage William S. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. 822 Bush
i Gage William S. Jr., clerk Gage, Shattuck & Co., r.
822 Basil
Gagel Albert J. (Burtis & Gagel) r. 215 Montgomery
I Av
I Gagen Charles, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1826
! Mast)n
I Gagen .John T., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 1128
I Folsom
8^ Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan, Gegan and Geoghe-
I gan
I Gager Thomas W., laborer Pac. Glue Factory, r.
■ Twenty-ninth nr California Av, B. H.
Gager William, laborer Palace Hotel
1 Gagliar de Liiigi. vegetable man Gruen & Heyden-
I aber, r. St. Gotthard Hotel
I Gagliardini Jams, fruits, 1105!^ Howard
1 Gagliardini James, painter, r. 1411 Ji Kearny
j Gagliardo Andrew, shoemaker, r. 14 Union PI
' Gagliardo Antonio, conductor N. B. and M. BR., r.
I 925 Pacific
I Gagli irdo Frank, laborer, r. 14 Union PI
I Gagliardo John H., salesman Sbarboro & Co., r. 925
i Pacific
Gagliardo Pasquale. scavenger, r. 428 Union
I Gsgliufa Nicolas (E. Toncovich & Co.) r. 118}^ Wash-
ington
Gague Edward, photographer, r. 706 Filbert
Gagnon Albert, laborer, r. 55 Second
Gagus .\imie, domestic 2527 Howard
Gagus Charles, r. 7.50 Howard
Gagus Joseph, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 750 Howard
Gahagan Catherine, widow, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Gahagan Michael, guard, r. l^OU Jackson
Gahagan Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Clinton, rear
1^" Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen, Gegan and Geoghe-
hau
Gahnstrom John, bartender, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Gahr Ji>hn, cabinetmaker Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1028 Ji
Minna
Gahr Richard, machinist George Gumming & Co., r.
1028 H Minna
Gaig Lincoln, barber B. Harris, r. 863}^ Market
Gaige L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1605}^ Devisadero
Gail Morris, steward, r. 526 Sixth
Gail hard Charles, proprietor Gailhard Hotel,
507-509 Pine
Gailhard Hotel (European plan) Charles Gail-
h;ird proprietor, 50T-r)09 Pine
GaiUard Albert H., bookkeeper The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Soc, r. 1019 Buchanan
Gaillard Charles, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Soc, r. Oakland
Gaillard Joseph, laborer, r. 1917 Stockton
Gaillard Joseph, liquor saloon, 229 Sixth
Gaillard Leon, shot-maker Kutz & Murr, r. 324 Ivy Av
Gaillard Louis, with Laurence Gailliard, r. 406 Geary
Gaillard Peter, groceries and liquors, 1406 Dupont
Gailliard Laurence, produce and commission mer-
chant, 217 Clay. r. 19 Sixth
Gaines George, r. 5a8 Mission
Gaines Kate -Mrs., janitress Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1423 Mason
Gnlues Rufus, laborer, r. Sierra nr Tennessee
GaiBCB William U., janitor 230 Montgomery, r. 2000
Mason
Gainey Jeremiah, tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Tombigbee
Gainey Trimble 0., driver S. F. Laundry, r. Russ
House
Gainford Thomas, plumber, 4 Golden Gate Av, r.
4:i5>4 Stevenson
Galard Genevieve, domestic 2518 Sutter
(rslard Nicholas, dairy. Seventh Av cor Lake
(ialatoire P., waiter, r. 531 Jackson
Galberg Peter, cabinetmaker Palace Hotel, r. 30
Pleasant
Galbine Kicardo, clerk Robert Baldocchi, r. 2206
Fillmore
Galbraith John, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 621 Seventh
Galbraith Walter, driver N. B. and M. RR.
Galbraith William, r. 621 Seventh
Galbraith William H., vice-principal Oakland High
School, r. 916 Washington
Galbreth William, woodturner, r. H22 Fifth
Gale Annie, seamstress, r. 847 Howard
Gale Frank W., r, 761 Valencia
Gale H A. assistant Health Officer, office New City
Hall, first floor, and physician, 604 Geary
Gale James, wellborer, r. 847 Howard
Gale Jeremiah W. (J. W. Gale & Co.) r. 827 Howard
Gale Julia A. Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Gale J. W. & Co. (Jeremiah W. Gale) real estate
agents, 783 !« Market
Gale Nellie, teacher music, r. 847 Howard
Gale Merritt F.. contr.ictor, r. 9u7 Twenty-third
Gale Milton, salesman Max Woll'en & Co., r. 638
Green
Gale Richard L., shoemaker Eutz & Murr, r. 544
Birch Av
Galehouse W. S., r. 767 Howard
Gales Jean-Marie (Jean-Marie Gales & Co. and Gales
& Verdier) r. SW cor Jackson and Montgomery
Gales Jean-Marie 6l Co. (Jean-Marie Gules)
proprietors California Hotel, 210 Montgomery Av
Gales & Verdier (Jean-Marie Gales and Eugene
Verdier) liquor saloon 536 Merchant
Galey Hubert, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 824 Jack-
son
Galey Paul, with E. G. Lyons k Co., r. 824 Jackson
Galiauo Joseph, barber Gleason & Hulling, r. 336
Bush
GALIGHER JOSEPH E.
piano manufacturer, 907 Mission, r.
939 Golden Gate Av
Galindo Frank, carriage painter J. Rentschler, r. 508
Post
Galinger Jonas, salesman B. F. Wellington, r. 2227
Pine
Galinger Joseph, salesman Erlanger & Galinger, r.
2227 Pine
Galiiiaer Meier (Erlanger & Galinger) r. 2313 I.aguna
Gall Edward, coUarmaker William Davis, r. 814 Lar-
ken
Gall Frederick G.. butcher, NW cor Post and Laguna
Gall Gotlob, baker, r. 241 Minna
Gall John D. (Gall & Dunne) r. 412 Ellis
Gall John H.. laborer Cliicago Brewing Co.
Gall Minnie, ladies' hair dresser, 814 Larkin
Gall Rebecca, widow, r. 814 Larkin
Gall William, butcher L. T. Delano, r. 1145 Folsom
Gall & Dunne (John D. Gall and James P. Dunne)
proprietors The Resort, 1 Stockton cor Ellis
1^- Gall. See Gaul
Gallagher Abraham, molder. r. 439 First
Gallagher Agues Mrs., dress and cloak maker, r. 2208
Geary
Gallrigher Ann, widow, r. 521 J^ Fourth
GiUagher Ann, widow, r. 542 Sixth
Gallagher Ann, widow, r. 1812 Mason
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GallaKher Anne Sirs., r. 361 Eleventh
OdllaKlier AuDie M. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 17!tj OhIi
GalUk'her Bart, basketmaker G. H. Carlson, r. 704
Bush
Gallagher Benjamin, with William Keyes, r. 1615
Market
GiUagher Bernard, r. 17 >4 Oak
Gnllasrher Bernard, manufacturer w.iKons, trucks
and carriageH, JHi-aiS Mission, r. 700 Van Ness Av
Gallagher BriUgi t, domestic 328 Fell
Oallaiiher Charles, expressman. 3U9 Ea'^t. r. Oakland
Gallagher Charles, expressman, cor Dupont and
Gear.v. r. 20:) Twenty-third
Gallagher Charles, inspector, r. 2211 Jackson
Gallagher Charles, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Michi-
gan and Georgia
Gallagher Chark-s, wood and coal, SE cor Noe and
Ford
Gallagher Charles J., plumber, 208 Ninth
Gallagher Cora Miss, teacher Union Primary School,
r. 1827 Howard
Gallaglier Curuelhis, laborer, r. 1306 Kearny
Gallagher Daniel, r. 10 tiowie Av
Oalla>!her Daniel, cooper, r. 813 Howard
Gallagher Daniel A., inspector Custom House, r. 207
fell
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 6 Le
Roy PI
Gallagher Daniel J. J., housepalnter, r. 2729 Bryant
Av
Gallagher Dora, widow, r. 318 Minna
Gallagher Edward, r. 156 Third
Gallagher Edward, driver Joseph Furlong, r. 1529
Suiter
Gallagher Edward, guard San Quentin, r. 203 Elev-
enth
Gallagher Eiward, laborer, r. 29 Federal, rear
Gallagher Edward, teamster, and e^Ltraman Hose
No. 9
Gallagher Edward A. T., mnfr ice machines, 156
Third, r. 21U Fillmore
Gallagher Edw.ird J., shipping clerk Cal. Cracker Co..
r. IJ Soiiora PI
Oalluglier Edward I>I., paints, oils glass, etc.,
house and si^n painting, whitening and paper
hanging, (ill Sacramt^nto, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher E'lw.irJ P., coremaker Eureka Foundry, r.
2 Brinn in PI
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. IOj Gough
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher Sanchez Street
Primary School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Karrel, black.smith, r. 30 Moss
Gallagher Farrel, stonecutter, r. 216 Miuna
Gallagher Francis J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 2;* Dorland
Gallagher Frank, patrolman Merchants Patrol, r. 236
Fremont
Gallagher Frank, physician, 930 Markpt, room 7
Gallagiic-r Frank M.. brass finisher J. Rjylance, r. 207
Fell
Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 1, r. 419 Pa-
cific
Gallagher George, shoemaker, r.405 flough
Gallagher George, telegr.iph operator, r. 1 Cleveland
Gallagher George E, salesman O'Connor, Moflf..tt &
Co., r. 29 DorU'i.l
G.illagher George W.. r. 613 Mission
Gallagher- Gertnidn Mis^, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 3)3 Guerrero
Gallagher H-nry (Hichardson & Gallagher) r. 1010
Mnitgomerv
Gallagher Henry, blacksmith National Iron Works,
r. 439 First
GillaghHr fenry, carpenter, r. 133"i Sicrnraento
Gallagher Henry J. (laines Gillagh-r A: Son) and
copyist Recorder's OtR e, r. S^i H irrlson
Gallagher Henry J.(McAvoy & Gallagher) r. 10 Bowie
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641. 643, 646 and 647 MARKET STREET,
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Gallagher Henry J., blacksmith, r. 1336 Sacramento
Gallagher Henry J., porter, r. 312 Linden Av
Gallagher Hugh, r. 2221 Jackson
Gallagher Hugh, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r. 12
Broadway
Gallagher Hugh, painter, r. 72 Brady
Gallagher Hugh, seaman, r. 1017 Hampshire
Gallagher Humphrey, shoemaker, r. 4U5 Gough
Gallagher James, r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher James, painter Swan k Stein, r. 633 Stev-
enson >
Gallagher James, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Gallagher James, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 362
Minna
Gallagher James, messboy stmr Granada
Gallagher James, stenographer track dept S. P. Co.,
r. 411 Ellis
Gallagher James, wire cleaner Cal. Wire Works, r.
2305 Taylor
Gallagher James (James Gallagher k Son) r. 826 Har-
rison
Gallagher James At Son (James and Henry J.) wagon-
makers, 843 Harrison
Gallagher James E. (Druhan k Gallagher) r. 1212
York
Gallagher James H., crimper Cahn. Nickelsburg k
Co.. r. 223 )<i Oak
Gallagher James H., painter, r. 6 Le Roy PI
Gallagher James J., foreman collar room La Grande
Laundry
Gallagher James L., policeman, r. 1827 Howard
Gallagher James L., stenographer land dept 3. P.
Co.. r. 15 Riiicon PI
Gallagher J. Daniel, team'ster, r. 2 Brannan PI
Gallagher J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 2623 Mission
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 4)9 First
Gallagher John, lab >rer. r. I(i8 Fceelon
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 307 Austin
Gallagher Johu, liquor saloon, 521 First
Gallagher John, teacher St. Ignatius College, 2U
Hayes
Gallagher John A., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg * Co.,
r. 223J4 Oak
Gallagher John C, printer C. A. Murdock k Co., r.
16 Glover
Gallagher John M., molder. r. 439 First
Gallagher John P. (Gallagher & Wilson) r. 402 Broad-
way
Gallagher Joseph, messenger U. S. Engineer's ofBje
r. 1613 H Stevenson, rear
Gallagher Joseph, pluinljer, r. 71 !4 Shipley
Gallagher Joseph J., peddler, r. lo8 Lnngion, rear
Galligher Kate, widow, groceries. 10 Bonrdmau PI
Gallagher Maggie J. Miss, teacher Deuman Gram-
mar School, r. 24U Fillmore
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 1019 Kampshtre
Gallagher Margiret, wl low, r. 1025 Bush
Gallagher Mirgaret, widow, r. W s Wiahlnijton Av
bet Tweuty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, U. H.
Gallagher .Marv, widow, r. 219 '< Lingtoa
Gallagher Mary Miss, r. 328 Fell
Gallagher Marv Mrs . 71 >4 Shipley
Gallagher Marv A. Mrs., r. 1829 Webster
Gallagher Michael, laborer, r. 142 Town^end
Gallagher Micha"l. soipiniker C!'nmi>ioii Soap Fac-
tory, r. W a Uiah bet Center and El D ora 1 >
Gallagher Michael H , shoemaker, r. 411 Ivy Av
Gallagher Michael J., foreman Elward M. Gallagher
r. Oakland
Gallagher Mhhael J., painter, r. 227 Gr^en
Gallagher Nellie R. Miss, school teacher, r. 350
Grove
Gallagher Patrick, bakery. 12ia!4 Folsom
Oallugher Patrick, co'.per. r. Sll F "Isom
G«llagh»r Patrick, laborer, r. 33 RItch
(J ilUgher Patrick, labor r, r. 12t Ollv" Av
Galligher Patrick, laborer, r. San Hruno Road nr
Twenty-sixth
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Gallagher Patrick J., real estate, r. 712 Natuiua
Gallagher Patriik M., bricklayer, r. 134 RoBe Av
Gallagher P. B., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. Coemo-
polltau Hotel
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, r. 350 Grove
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 15}^ Freelon
Galla«her Peter J., teamster Savage, Son & Co , r. 2
Brannan PI
Gallagher Peter W., tanner, r. Falkland nr Railroad
Av
Gallagher Richard, clerk, r. 410 H Larkin
Gallagher Robert, plumber, r. 6 Le Roy PI
Gallagher Rob«rt F., official reporter Superior Court,
Department 4, office 331 Montgomery, room 26
Gallagher Rose Mrs., furnished rooms, 1122 Larkin
Gallagher Sarah, widow, r. 1 Cleveland
Gallagher Thomas, r. 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Thom«s (McCoy & Gallagher) r. SE cor
Eighth and Howard
Gallagher Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 423 Hyde
Gallagher Thomas, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Gallagher Thomas, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Gallagher Thomas, teamster, r. 240 Sixth
Gallagher Thomas H., teamster, r. 11 Twenty-sixth
Gallagher Thomas J., clerk, r. 17 J4 Oak
Gallagher Thomas J., inspector, r. 2211 Jackson
Gallagher Thomas J., sallmaker, r. 933 Folsom
Gallagher W. A., compositor Alta
Gallagher Walter, attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 9,
r. 10 El Dorado
Gallagher William, dishwasher J. P. Eklund
GallHgher William J., apprentice McCue Carriage
Factory, r. 712 Natoma
Gallagher William J., clerk Renton Coal Co., r. 1315
Jackson
Gallagher William P., shoecutter, r. 1316 Webster
Gallagher William R., furniture, 707 Market, r. 816
Haight
Gallayher William T., painter, r. 1 Cleaveland
Gallagher Winifred Mibs. r. 410 J« Larkin
Gallagher Winifred Mrs., r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallag'Iiei- <Sc W^ilson (John P. Gallagher and
Robert G. Wilson) proprietors Golden Eagle Ho-
tel, NW cor Broadway and Montgomery
l^" Gallan. See Gallen and Gallin
Galland Aaron (B. Blumenthal k Co.) r. 1512 Octavia
Gallaud Benjamin, merchant, r 808 Van Ness Av
Galland Bernard B., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 808
Van Ness Av
Galland Edward B.. clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann &
Co., r. 808 Van Ness Av
Galland F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 115 Eighth
Galland Jesse, clerk, r. 116 Eighth
Galland Joseph B., grainbroker, 206^ Bush, r. 808
Van Ness Av
Gallardo Leonard, tailor, r. 34 Austin
Gallardo Ralph, dealer barrels, r. 86 Ninth
Gallsssi Antonio, r. 526 Broadway
Gallatin Albert, president Huntington Hopkins
Co.. junrtirn Market and Bush, r. 1840 California
Gallatin Willis E., clerk License Collector, r. 1509J<S
Market
GsUaudett James H., boatman^ r. N s Merrimac bet
Illinois and Michigan
Galleano Thomas (Galleano & Cerruti) r. 707 Broad-
way
Galleano & Cerruti (Thomas Galleano and Domlnlco
Cerruti ) fruits and vegetables, 707 Broadway
Gallego R. C. (R. C. Gallego & Co.) r. Alameda
Gallego R. C. & Co. (R. C. Gallego) grain and bag
brokers, 310 California
Gallegos Felicitas Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Manuela Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Teresa Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Wine Co., E. L. G. Steele president, C.
F. Montealegre secr( tary, winery Irvington, Ala-
meda Co., office 230 California
Gallen James, cook, r. 116 Halleck
Gallen James, teamster William Kerr; r. 1 Lombard
Gallen John, laborer, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan andi
Georgia
Gallen Louis, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
134 Fourth
Gallen Matthew, fireman, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
Gallen Owen, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and
Shasta
Gallen Patrick, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
Folsom
0^" Gallen. See Gallan and GalUn
Gallener George W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. Newi
Washington Hotel
Galleon Henry, r. 121 }<S Shipley
Galleqiiillo Nash, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
23U4 I,8rkin
Gallewsky Simon, tailor A. Basch, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Galley David B. Jr.. waiter, r. 438)4 Jessie
Galley Henry, stone cutter, r. 118 Freelon
Gal i A., fruits, 390 Dolores
Galli Charles, stonecutter, r. 1315 Scott
Gain Domlnico, fruits and vegetables. 136Ji5 Eighth
Galli Emilio, fruits and vegetables, 1123 Clay
Galli Frank (Cantien & Galli) r. 1502 Polk
Galli Frank, fisherman, r. 6 Valparaiso
Galli Fruit Co. A. (Pasquale Campodonicc, Charles
Croft and Americo Devoto) fruits and produce
commission merchamts, 516-518 Siinsome
Galli George, fruits and vegetables, 601 Post
Galli Giuseppi, fruits and vegetables, 200 Sixteenth
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli k Co.) r. 803 Montgomery
Galli Joseph & Co. (Joseph Galli and Joseph
Schneily) machinists. 504 Commercial
Galli Joseph A. (Galli & Spruzzola) r. 536 Washing-
ton
Galli L. & Co. (Lorenzo and Paolo Galli and G. Bar-
sorchi) fruits. 303 Hayes
Galli Lorenzo (L. Galli & Co.) r. 303 Hayes
Galli Paolo (L. Galli & Co.) r. 303 Hayes
Galli Peter, fruits and vegetables, NE cor McAllister
and Buchanan
Galli Pietro, clerk, r. 431 Greenwich
Galli Pietro, shoemaker, r. 802 Montgomery
Galli Paolo, liquor saloon, 419 Davis
Galli Valentine, barber G. Held. r. 323 Grant Av
Galli & Spruzzola (Joseph A. Galli and Luigi Spruz-
zolal restaurant, 536 Washington
Galliano Annie, widow, r. 327 Ivy Av
Galliano Barchi, laborer, r. 327 Ivy Av
Galliano Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 21 Valparaiso
Galliano Celestine Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
Gallick Fabian, solicitor, r. 532 Turk
Gallick George, muhician, r. 532 Turk
Gallick Jovita, widow, r. 622 Lombard
Gallick Peter traveling salesman, r. 532 Turk
Gallick Simon, tailor, r. 532 Turk
Gallien James L., fireman, r. 1108 Stelner
Galligan Edward, housemover, r. 965 I'olsom
Galligan Patric k, laborer, r 668 Mission
Galligher George M., bookkeeper Pac. Can Co., r. 802
Page
Galllniore Elizabeth, resident physician Pac. Dispens-
ary and Children's Hospital
a^" Gallin. See Gallan and Gallen
Gallivan Cornelius, driver Hicks & Rhodes, r. 11
Wildey
Gallivan Daniel, strapmaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 96 Colton
Gallivan Ellen, widow, r. 1321 Scott
Gallivan James, messenger Mann & Benedict, r. 11
Wildey
Gallivan Jeremiah, laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 96 Colton
Gallivan John, laborer, r. 11 Wildey
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uanufacturers of Show Cases
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RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
;h^n=^t?n ST. I Producers 4 FINE TABLE WINES
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illivan .7ohu H., sale^iman Mann & Benedict, r.
IHMT Bush
illo Tomaso Mrs., widow, r. U21 Powell
illois Eu«eue (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. 1321 Leav-
enworth
r3all(>up Edward H., driver United Carriage Co., r.
4.5 V Ritch
jallc.ui) .John T., master mariner, r. 932 Howard
'^ (iKlloup. See Gallup
ralloway Aunle B., widow, r. 1409 Powell
jalloway Frank, wa.sher La Grande Laundry
loway James, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co , r. NE cor
Filbert and Greenwich
jalloway James, lineman Pac. Electric Motor Co.. r.
524 Folsom
loway J. H., waiter Cremorne Theater
3alloway John, calker, r. 524 Folsom
lowav Lawson, porter, r. 107 Natims
MLL'OWAY LITHOGRAPHING CO,
(Otto 8clioniiig' aiKl O. K. Olsen) litlio-
jfiapUers, 4I8-4'33 Coiiiiuercial
Galloway Martha, lodgings, 107 Natoma
Galloway Martha, widow, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway Martha S. Miss, teacher Greenwich Street
Primary, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway William T., with Cal. Gas F^ixture Co., 124
Sutter, r. 2203 Devisadero
Galloway. See Gallwey
Gallup James, r. 223 Mason
8£?^ (iallup. Sfe Galloup
Gallwev James A., druggist Dr. James Murphy, r.
1418 Washiogtoi*
wey John, physician and surgeon, 659 Clay, r.
1418 Washington
wey Mary, widow, r. 1418 Washington
wey Philip, clerk, r. 1418 Washington
t£?' Gallwey. See Galloway
<Jalpiu Philip G. (Doyle, Galpin & Scripture) attor-
ney at law, 432 Montgomery, r. 1325 Clay
iGalt House, J. F. Sweeney proptr. 632 Market
»y Gait. See Ga\ilt
ni G. B., teacher music, r. 325 O'Farrell
iGalvery Frank, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
Kjalvt-y William, stableman Martin Fitzpatrick, r. 814
Mission
<Jalvez Juanita, widow, dressmaker, r. 909 Broadway
Galvin C. G., whitener, r. 646 Mission
.ill Charles, galvanized iron cornicemaker, r. 122G
Mission
Galvin Edward, painter, r. 1226 Mission
Galvin Edward J., painter, r. 1226 Mission
Galvin Garet, cutter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r.
1226 Mission
Galvin James, laborer, r. Grant Alley bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Galvin James A., carriage trimming, 23 Seventh, r.
304 Sutter
Galvin Jeremiah, engineer, r. 156^ Natoms
Galvin Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 243 Third
Gslvin J. J., compositor Call
Galvin John, laborer Lobos Square Packing House,
1112 Kansas
Galvin John, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Galvin John J., calker, r. 4 Hunt
Galvin John J., driver Potrero and B. V. RR.. r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Galvin John J., guard House of Correction
Galvin John Q., fireman Tatum & Bowen, r. 2015
Polk
Galvin John W., foreman steelworks Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. W 8 Louisiana bet Shasta and Napa
Galvin M ir(,'aret Mrs., r. 20 Allen
Galvin Martin W., groceries. Silver Av nr San Bruno
Road
Galvin Mary, widow, r. 259 Stevenson
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Galvin Michael, r. 1212 Turk
Galvin Michael, laborer, r. .5."iO Mission
Galvin Michael, laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 60 Jessie
Galvin Michael, laborer S. F. Bridgfl Co.. r. Reidy's
Hotel
Galvin Michael, longshoreman, r. 110 Fre«)on
Galvin Thomas, blacksmith, r 1.532 Polk
Galvin Thomas M., clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 734H'
Howard
Galvin Timothy, porter, r. 1220 Alabama
Qalviu William, bartender William J. Horley, r. 28
Hawthorne
Galvin William, laborer, r. 120 J4 Turk
(Jalvin William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1112 Kansas
Galvin William A., telegraph operator Pac. Postal
Tel. Co., r. 1226 Mission
Galvin William P., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. 1112 Kansas
Gama Gotleib, laborer Joseph Furrer
Gamage John, private detective, 328 Montgomery,
room 5, r. C.immercial Hotel
Gaman Thomas D. (Gainan .v: Lyon) r. 339 Kearny
Gainan Si Lyon (Thomas D. Gaman and Albe t J.
Lyon) real estate agents, 339 Kearny
Gamaui .\ntonio, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Gambetta Antoine, milker William Hall, r. Ocean
House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Gambill Andrew J., r. 10 Adair
Gambitz Albert K., salesman K. Gambitz, r. 418 Van
Ness Av
Gambitz Kady, commission merchant, 216 Washing.
ton, r. 418 Van Ness Av
Gamble Alexander, office 91-92 Montgomery Block
Gamble George, laborer, r. 117 Drnmm
Gamble George F., clerk N. P. C. Ry., r. Piedmont
Gamble James, president U.S. Ceniral Railway, 36-37
Nevada Block, r. Piedmont
Gamble James C, shoemaker, r. 1727 Market
Gamble John, school teacher, r. Prospect Av bet
Twentv-eighth and Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gamble John M., artist, r. 1222 Pine
Gamble Lucy Miss, principal Kindergarten No. 4, r.
Prospect Av bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty.
ninth, B. H.
Gamble Mary Miss, teacher Stanford Free Kinder-
garten, r. Prospect Av bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Gamble Patrick, laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 226 )ii Ritch
Gamble Samuel, r. 1307 Dolores
Gamble Sara Mrs., principal Van Ness Semi-
nary, r. 1222 Pine
Gambrinus Bottling Co., T-ouis Mohlfeldtand Gustav
Lieb
'1 St'ickton
1 proprietors
GAMES ERNEST F. fore.««
Mtamp importer (tlie lartfest Htock of
fi>rei$;ii stamps west of New York) 234
Monttromery, r. 826 Sutter
Gambs H.nry, clerk, r. 826 Sutter
Gambs Walter R. F., clerk, r. «2ii Sutter
Game Mateo F.. clerk general freight office, S. P.
Co., r. 1148 Guerrero
Gamer Frank, baker, r. 1523 Mission
Gaminitzky J., baker, r. 625 Clay
Gamma Buenaventura, liquor saloon, 220 Kearny, r.
43('> Jessie
Gamma Felice, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Gamma Frederick (Steiner k Gumma) r. 431 Pino
Gamma John, baker, r. 81 Lafayette
Gamma Stanislaus, milker, r. 431 Pine
(iamma VIcenzo. bootblack, r. 9 Pollard PI
Gammon Thomas, real estate agent, r. 505 Jones
Gaiiipir George H., rectiUer Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1719 PMdy
Gaiicer Hermann, teamster George Blucber, r. N B
Moulton nr Fillmore
Gaiii-o Be-nard, French laundry, 1824 Lnguna
Gauco Severiu, French laimdry, 812 Larkiu
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
GAN
502
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IJU'ora'KHS on*
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Gande Edward A., pianomaker Hemme & Long, r.
1021 York
Gande Henry, tninltmaker, r. 1021 York
Gande Margaret Miss., milliner Mrs. J. Harrington,
r. 739 Howard
Gande Matthew W., auctioneer, r. 739 Howard
Gande William, teamster, r. SW cor Hampshire and
Twenty-third
Gandolfo John (.John Gandolfo & Co.) r. NW cor
Larkin and Vallejo
Gandolfo John & Co. (John Gandolfo) coal and wood,
NW cor Larkin and Vallejo
Gandolfo John Z., clerk J. A. Spinetti, r. 323 Mont-
gomery Av
Gandy Horace A. (E. B. Deane & Co.) r. 413 Post
Ganey Jo?'.n, longshoreman, r. 439 Clementina
Ganey John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 131
Lily Av
Gang Frank, cooper, r. 428 Brannan
Gang Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1072 Howard, rear
Gang John, cooper, r. 428 Brannan
Gang Samuel B., cooper, r. 428 M Brannan
Gangloff Rudolph J., meterniaker, r. 1214 Kearny
Gann John, painter, r. 1.520 Turk
Gann M. J., r. 1305 Jackson
Gannaw Daniel, packer Quartermaster's Dept U. S. A.,
r. Oakland
Gannon Anna Mrs., r. 326 Fifth
Gannon Charles, furniture, 1065J$ Howard
Gannon James Mrs., widow, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon James, hostler Madison & Burke, r. 14 Ne-
vada
Gannon James^ painter, r. 344 Shipley
Gannon James, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
102 Fifth
Gannon James, laborer, r. 15 Norfolk
Gannon James Jr., clerk, r. 344 Shipley-
Gannon James S., plumber, r. 462?^ Minna
Gannon John, laborer, r. 572Folsom
Gannon John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third bet San-
chez and Noe
Gannon John, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 462Ji Minna
Gannon John E., clerk, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 4C2J^ Minna
Gannon Michael, longshoreman, r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Michael A., blacksmith, r. 1755 Ellis
Gannon Minnie F. Mrs., teacher Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1755 Ellis
Gannon Patrick, painter, r. 83^ Harrison Av
Gannon Peter, laborer, r. 413 Alabama
GANNON PETER T.
cig-ars and
tobacco, junction Market, Montg-oni-
ei-y and Post, r. SAV cor Sixteentli and
Castro
Gannon Sarah, domestic 411 Van Ness Av
Gannon Thomas, laborer, r. 572 Folsom
Gano George L., sergeant police, r. 1805 Po'k
Ganrot Jules, cook Germain Pouchon, r. 840 Pacific
Gans Albert W., bookkeeper Triest & Co., r. 1042
Golden Gate Av
Gans Charles A., clerk Bachman Bros..r. 1042 Golden
Gate Av
Gans Charles B., clerk M. Seiler & Co., r. 303 J$ Turk
Gand I. & Brother (Isidor and William) butchers,
703 McAllister
Gans Isidor (I. Gans k Bro.) r. 737 McAllister
Gans Jacob, inspector Board of Health, r. 303 J4 Turk
Gans L. Jr., wool merchant, 49-53 Bluxome, r. 1115
Post
Gans Leo, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1C42 Gold-
en Gs'.te Av
Gans Robert H., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
81734 Larkin
Gans Samuel, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market, r.
1042 Golden Gate Av
Gans William (I. Gans & Bro.) r. 728}<i McAllister
8^" Gans. See Gantz
Oansz Miirie S., bakery and varieties, 1321 Stockton
Gimt Andrew, Imtler. r. 1:^22 Sacramento
Giinlert Herman A., machinist, r. 535 Folsom
Gantiier Beruhard, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. 1114
Treat Av
Gnntner Frederick, waiter, r. 509 Hyde
Gautner Frederick G., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2004
Taylor
Gantner Henry W. (Mangels & Gantner) r. Dominica
b( t Snt^rniehanna and St. John
Gantner J. Oscar, bookkeeper J. J. Pfistcr & Co., r.
2(:04 Tavlor
Gantner John, capitalist, r. 2004 Taylor
Gantner Richard, wagonmaker Daclin & Son, r. 512 M
Francisco
Gants William H., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r.
930 Broadway
Gantz Nathan (Heller & Gantz) r. 1721 Scott
«£?" Gantz. See Gans
Ganzert Charles, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1305
Ellis
Ganzert William, r. 216 Moulton
Ganzhorn Charles L., coppersmith Ludwig Wagner,
r. 29 Clara
Ganzhorn George, r. 638 Commercial
Ganzhorn Gottlieb, r. 638 Commercial
Gappert George, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Gapsch Richard, coi)k,r. 430 Union
Garand-Daunet C. Mme., dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Garassino Stefano, vegetables, Colombo Market
Garat Peter, cattle dealer, r. 1502 Powell
Garbarino Angelo, scavenger, r. 5 Pollard PI
Garbarino Antonio, laborer, r. 414'Vallejo
Garbarino James C, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Capp and Seventeenth
Garbarino John (Garbarino & Bacigalupi) r. 7 Pol-
lard PI
Garbarino John, machine hand Union Box Factory,
r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Joseph, plumber G. & E. Snook, r.
Mason
Garbarino Louis, machinist, r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Mary, widow, r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino Michael, painter, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Garbarino Nicholas, bootblack, SW cor Front
California, r. 718 Greenwich
Garbarino Salvatore, vegetables, Colombo Market
Garbarino & Bacigalupi (John Garbarino and Stephen
Bacigalupi) liquor saloon, 1229 Dupont
Garber Eugt-ne R., attorney at law, 327 Pine, room 12,
Palace Hotel
Garber John (Garber & Bishop) r. Berkeley
Garber & BisUop (John Garber and Thomas B.
Bishop) attorneys at law, 327 Pine, rooms 11-15
Garbini John, scavenger, r. 1112 Kearny, rear
Garbini Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Gaven
Garbini Louis, salesman Robert J. Johnson, r. 513
Union
Garbini Sebastian, laborer, r. 1.507 Dupont
Garbini Teresa, widow, r. 11 Bannam PI
Garbinio Antonio, expressman, r. 513 Union
Garbutt John, gymnast, r. (556 Minna
Garcelon Horace, bill clerk Davis Bros. Bergmann &
Co., r. Oakland
Garcia Adela Miss, seamstress, r. 1610 Mason
Garcia Benjamin, porter, r. 2 Grant PI
Garcia Benito, fruit and groceries, 800 Broadway
Garcia Cerea Miss, r. 726 Vallejo
Garcia Charles, steward stmr Santa Rosa, r. 811 Val-
lejo
Garcia Cirio, r. 11 Pollard PI
Garcia Constantine. r. 33 Hinckley
Garcia Eleanor, widow, r. 726 Vallejo
Garcia Francisco, wines and liquors, 133 Mont-
gomery, r. 1823 Clay
Garcia Frank Jr., liquor dealer, r. 1823 Clay
Garcia Harry, painter, r. 800 Broadway
Garcia J., r. 1513 Dupont
1523
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THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner JIONTGOMEBY and SUTTEB SXS,
IMPERIAL Mre Ins. Go. OF LOUDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
\VM. SESTOK, Asst. Manager.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
' n,.^?^ ' BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANOS. ORGANS.
( MARKET ST.) PRINTING AND BINDING.
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503
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tinrcis J. A., seaiuiin, r. Ill Jai'ksou
Oiiri'iii JaoKson, laborer, r 1112 Montgomery, rear
Gun in James C, teamster A. Summcrlield Jr., r.
H>r,}<i Jackson
G:irriu J-^sus Y., barber, n2:i Pocific, r. 10 Union PI
Gin-.iH lolm L.. toha -.o stripper, r. CJ9 Valleju
GARCIA JOSE Ai importer Hav-
aiiia tobacco ami iiiaiiiifxctiirer ci<;Mr!i,
41!) S.-tcruiuento, r. Gtl Jessie
Gnrciu Jviari C, cabinet maker, r. 1110 Kearny
Garcia Medardo, commission merchant, 519 Sansome,
r. 2ii'i2 Powell
Gar. ia Miranda Mrs., r. 1412 Stockton
Garcia Modesto E . pnblisher La Rcpublica, 531 Call-
tornia. r. 1512 Broadwiy
Gania Manrizo, deckhand stmr Garden City, r. 15 Ji
Jackson
Garcia N. Miss. r. 726 Vallejo
Garcia Nives, groceries and restaurant, 7 Pinkney PI
Garcia Pedro, carpenter, r. 10 Margaret PI
Garria Peter, carriage painter, r. 1918 Pacific .\v
Garcia Ramon, lithographic printer Britton & Key, r.
407 .Moutgonjery Av
Garcia Reyes, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 800
Broadway
Garcia Saw Mill (Point Arena, Cal.) Judah Baker
proptr. office 213 Sansome. room 1
Garcia Thomas, tinsmith, r. 523 Vallejo
Gariia Uvano, suddler Hart & Brandenstein, r. 1021
Pacific
Garcia Vicenta Miss, seamstress, r. 1610 Mason
Garcia Vlncenzia, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Garcia Victor, watchmaker, r. 54U Washington
Garcier Manuel, bootblack Angelo Arata, r. 526
Broadway
Garcin Edmond (L. P. Oarcin k Son) r. 1115 Sutter
Garcin L. P. & Son (Leon P. and Edmond) machine
works 294 Howard
Garcin Leon P. (L. P. Garcin & Son) r. 917 Shotwell
Garcin Paul, machinist, r. 917 Shotwell
Ganlanowsky A. E., janitor Pac. Stock Exchange, r.
708 Mason
Garde John J., shoemaker, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 5, r. 51)9 Laguna
Garde Kate Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r.l317 Scott
B^" Garde. See Guard
Gardella Charles, laborer, r. 2311 Mason
Gardnlla Domi"go, r. 2311 Mason
Gardella Joseph, laborer Gal. Wire Works
Garilella Joseph, superintendent Italian Cemetery
Gardemeyer A. D.. Idbortr. r. 805 Filbert
Gardemeyer Hans, r. 713 Union
Gardt-meyer Laura Miss, hairdresser, r. 713 Union
Gardemeyer Petir D., real estate, r. 2066 Market
Garden Caspar, tailor, r. 162 Tthama
Garden John H., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 29
Cook
Gardenier Henry, policeman, J. 1114 J6 Golden Gate
Av
GardenierW.. bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1114!^ Golden Gate Av
Gariles Herman, bookkeeper, r. 1.50 Natoma
Gardet Victor (Louis Gregoire & Co.) r. Alameda
Gnrdina Maurice, tlorist. r. S s Union ur Franklin
Gardiner Alexander, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
W s Iowa bet Butte and Solano
Gardiner Alfred, r. 5t;8 Mission
Gardiner Alfred, conf. ctioner, r. 6 Central Court
Gardiner Baldwin [Loorais & Gardiner) r. 1431
Steiner
Gardiner Baldwin Jr.. csW conductor, r. 1522 Polk
Gardiner C. A. Mrs., r. 220 Eddy
Gardiner Charles H.. butcher, r. 618 Jones
Gardiner Charles H.. clerk general manager Wells
Fargo & Co., r. East Oakland
Gardiner Constance Miss, teacher music, r. 220 Eddy
Gardiner Frank H., with Charles .Ashton
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
i.MrcinrK.u.s anp i>kai,i;us in
c ^v i^ I* If: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
6^
■W^jauISTT'S "
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Gardiner Henry, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 742 Te-
hama
Gardner Henry H.. painter and decorator, 618 Jones
Gardiner tfenr.v H. Jr.. butcher, r. 618 Jones
Gardiner J., r. 7l)5 Market
Gardiner James, blacksmith, r. W B Iowa bet Solano
and Butte
Gardiner John, bookkeeper, r. 407 Powell
Gardiner Martin V. M., r. 622!^ Ellis
Gardiner Mary E., dressmaker, r. 62254 Ellis
Gardiner Matthew, cook, r. 103 Sacramento
Gardiner Mill Co. (Gardiner, Oregon) Joseph Know-
land agent, 22 California
Gardiner Robert E., machinist, r. W s Iowa bet So-
lano and Butte
Gardiner Robert K , clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. East Oakland
Gardiner Sophie E., r. 1219 Filbert
Gardiner Thomas M., bookkeeper Firemans Fund
Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
Gardiner William, candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 6
Central Court
Gardner Alexander, butler 1920 Pino
Gardner Anna M., telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. 801 Leavenworth
Gardner Annie S., widow, r. 524 First, rear
Gardner Charles, bartender Henry Kuhn, r. 710 Va-
lencia
Gardner Clarence C, chief porter Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 122 Chattanooga
Gardner Drury, whitener, r. 1126 Pacific
Gardner Edward, clerk, r. 726 Folsom
Gardner Ellon, widow, r. Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
Gardner Harriet N. Mrs., restaurant, 540 California,
r. 539 California
Gardner Henry, livery stable, 1323-1325 Eddy
Gardner Herbert, r. 1933 Geary
Gardner H. L. Mrs., r. 620 Folsom
Gardner Irtaac G., insuriince broker, r. 1045 Market
Gardner James H. (Gardner fc Thornleyi r. Saucelito
Gardner James W., engineer, r. 413 Broadway
Gardner John, baker, r. 710 Valencia
Gardner John, workman D. S. Mint, r. 1613 Howard
Gardner John, salesman Isadore Harris, r. 5)4 Morris
Av
Gardner Joseph, capitalist, r. 781 Mission
Gardner Joseph W., liquor saloon, 429 Davis, r. 7
Medau PI
Gardner L. B.. watchmaker, r. 113 Lnskle
Gardner Jlsrgareta. widow, r. 121754 Kearny
Gardner Mary, widow, r. 1711 Stevenson
Gardner Nicholas, r. .561 Howard
Gardner Roland B., porter Maurice Dore k Co., r. 426
Gardner Samuel, driver Hose No. 9, r. 1009 Mont-
gomery
Gardner Sarah Mrs., r. 422 Van Ness Av
Gardner Thomas, watchman S. P. Co., r. 33 Lapldge
Gardner Walter, cardriver.r. 224 Fourth
Gardner William, master mariner, r. 728 "4 Union
Gardner William H., cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co.. r. 10 >3 Harrison
Gardner William J., solicitor New Zealand Insurance
Co., r. 1213 MaMon
Gardner William T., salesman EagUson k Co., r. 828
Greenwich , ™.,,,.
Gardner fc Thornley (James H. Gardner and William
H. Thornley) Custom House brokers, 322 Wash-
IE?^ Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardenier
Garech^ Louis, clerk money order department Wells.
Fargo H Co., r. 12H Eighteenth
Oarety James F., draftsman A. Laver,
Garctv Patrick, teamster, r. 52 Clara
tt^ Garetv. See Garrlty, Geraghty and Gerrlty
Garlield Arthur A., hostler Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
62 Clara
ADVERTISING ftGENTS. PALMER & REl 405-407
St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MILTjIOXS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
GAK
504
GAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMr()UTKUS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FitliiiBH, all Mixes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Garfield Heury L.. miniofj, l:iO Sansome
Garfield Hotel, James Crouin proiirietor, NE cor
Chestnut and Fillmore
Garfield John Q., whitener, 10 Ellis, r. 19-41 Broadway
Garfield Maynard J., carpenter, r. ITTti Howard
Garfield Primary School, MrH. Anna E. DuBois prin-
cipal, N K Union bet Kearnv and Montgomery
Garfield Square, bet Twenty-sixth, Treat Av, Twen-
ty-fifth and Folsom
Gargan Philip, hillman Omnibus RR., r. 58 Norfolk
Garghan James, longshoreman, r. 59 Jessie
Garhnrt William, foreman Nevada Stables, r. 1336
Market
B^~ Garhart. See Gerhardt
Garibaldi Anton J., bookkeeper, r. 1507 Stockton
Garabildi Antonio, laborer Pac. Glue and Soap Fac-
tory, r. Bay View
Garibaldi Brothers (Stephen J., Peter and Vincent)
Cal. wines, etc., 1515 Powell
Garibaldi F. Mrs., widow, r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi G. B., peddler, r. 10 Russell, rear
Garibaldi G. B., vegetable dealer, r. 814 Green
Garibaldi Giovanni, scavenger, r. 9 Pollard PI
Garibaldi Giuseppe, groceries and liquors, 420 Union,
T.^9^ Lafayette PI
Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Hall, 423 Bro.ndway
Garibaldi Hotel, Lulgl Paravagna proptr., 222 Broad-
way
Garibaldi John (P. Pera & Co.) r. 814 Green
Garibaldi Joseph, fisherman, r. 914 Sansome
Garibaldi Lucca, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Garibaldi Mutual Benevolent Society, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Peter (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Peter, teamster A. Paladini
Garibaldi Stephen J. (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Vincent (Garibaldi Bros.) r. 1516 Powell
Garibay Simon, foreman Jose Garcia, r. 416 Union
Garl Lizzie, domestic 220 San Jose Av
Garland Abbie A. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 224 3^ O'Farrell
Garland Arthur, clerk, r. 646 Folsom
Garland Charles J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 20 Page
Garland Daniel H., shoemaker, 3 Franklin, r. 455 Oc-
tavia
Garland Frederick H., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 455
Octavia
Garland James, watchman, r. 8213^ Montgomery
Garland Richard, fireman stmr Modoc, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Garland Samuel, car driver, r. 224 Fourth
Garland William D., office 405 Montgomery, r. 914
Union
Garlick Frederick C, clerk Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 828 Powell
Gailick Simon, tailor, 2 Golden Gate Av, r. 532 Turk
Garlick Walter J., entry clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
828 Powell
Garms F. W. (Lurmann & Gnrms) 436 Tenth
Gam William, cap mnfr, 519 Montgomery, r. 546J4
Jessie
Garnaud Etienne, proptr Willows Laundry, N s Thir-
tieth bet Dolores and Church
Garnback A. Mrs., dressma er, r. 802 Union
Gamback Albert, laundry office, 200 Montgomery Av
r. 802 Union
Garneau Alfred, car driver, r. 172 Minna
Garneau Gaspard, driver N. B. and M. RR. r. 1315
York
Garneau Mary A., liquor saloon, 172 Minna
Garner Eli F., waiter Palace Hotel, r. HI Jessie
Garner George W., ujacbinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
B Kentucky bet Butte and Napa
Garner James, r. 1045 Market
Garness Emma F. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. aO South Park
Garness F., engineer Presidio RR., r. Harbor View
Garness F. G., ninsician, r. 2018 Powell
GarniBS George W., clerk, r. 50 South Park
Garness Mary J. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 50 South Park
Garness Samuel W., office 40 Nevada Block, r. 50
South Park
GaiTictt E. L. Mrs., r. 425 O'Farrell
Garnett E. M., law student, r. 35 Essex
Garnett John, waitei* Palace Hotel
G.'irneit Louis A., capitalist, r. 35 Essex
Garnett William H., clerk, r. .35 Essex
Gamier Euiil (Garnler, Lancel & Co.) r. 630 Sacra-
mento
Gamier Joseph, restaurant, 107 Larkin, r. 14 Ash Av
Gamier, Lancel «fc Co. (Emile Gamier and Eu-
gene H. Laucel) wholesale wintB and liquors
and importers, 618 Sacramento, cellar 621-623
Commercial
Gariii8.s James R., attorney at law, and adjuster
and general agent Fidelity and Casualty Co. of
New York, 219 Sansome, r. 1224 Pine
Garno F., bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Garr Edward, laborer, r. 2-19 Perry
Garratt Benjamin F., r. 409 Capp
Garratt Edward C, clerk, r. E s California Av nr Fair
Av, B. H.
Garratt John, assistant engineer stmr San Bias
Garratt Tl^illia in T., president W. T. Garratt &
Co., NW cor Fremont and Natoma, r. 405 Sixth
Garratt W. T. &Co., William T. Garratt presi-
dent, A. L. Taylor secretary and treasurer, brass
and macbine works. NW cor Fremont and Na-
toma and NW cor Fifth and Brannan
l^' Garratt. See Garrett
Garrau George G., r. 1027 Mission
Garraud Alexander, butcher, 904 Laguna and 306
Fifth, r. 1116 Sacramento
GarrecLt Stephen (Eckhardt & Garrecht) r. 405
Kearny
Garren Benjamin, clerk, r. 13 Minna
Garren David, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna
Garren Leslie, tailor, r. 13 Minna
Garren Louis, glazier, r. 13 Minna
Garren Morris (S. Kragen *: Co.) r. 13 Minna
Garretsou Henry G., cabinetmaker, r. 512 Chestnut
Garretson Ji^hn, lab-^rer Occidental Hotel
Garr^tson Worthington K., conductor Central RR.
Garrett Edward, hostler, r. 246 Third
Garrett Francis, second-hand clothing, 313 Third
Garrett George A., compositor, r. 128 J^ Seventh
Garrett H. P., manager Keane Bros., r. 604 Geary
Garrett James, molder Santa Clara Molding Co., r.
514 Ninth
Garrett Jami-s, shoe cutter B. P. Chase & Co., r. 909
Mission
Garrett James H. (J. H. Garrett & Co.) r. 106 Hyde
Garrett J. H. k Co. (James H. Garrett) produce com-
mission, SE cor Clay and Sansome
Garrett John, stocbraiser. r. 2114 Post
Garrett John R., druggist Wjkelee & Co., r. 1723 Clay
Garrett M. M., r. 10 Monroe
Garrett Samuel, miner, r. 109 Leavenworth
Garrett Samuel T., teamster, r. 1309 Jackson
Garrett Thomas, teamster Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 326 Vallejo
Garrett William, hostler, r. 246 Third
Garrett William T., teamster S. Jacob, r. 115 Ash Av
10" Garrett. See Garratt
Garrieh H., collec tor, r. 317 Leavenworth
Garrick Ferdinand, r. 1005 Minna
Garrick Margaret, widow, r. 116 Gilbert
Garrick Michael, laborer, r. 116 Gilbert
Garrick Michael, blacksmith H. E. Holmes & Co., r.
832 Howard
Garrick Sarah, domestic, r. 116 Gilbert
Garrido Fraucisro. miner, r. 1415 Mason, rear
Garriga Andres Rev., pastor Yglesia de Nuestra
Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
EVERV DESCRIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
9IARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St.
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530
WASHINGTON ST.
Proprietors of the Orleans VinevaM
GAK
505
GAS
Gnrrigsn James, phitnber William F. Wilson, r. 320
Vallcjo
GHrrisjau Laughlin, laborer, r. 222 Filbert
GarriKaii Michael F., mail clerk Clirouicle, r. 1300
Moutf^nmery
aarris»n Patrick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 17
Alta
Garri^iin Paul, with Chronicle, r. 222 Filbert
rigan Robert, lougshoreniaD, r. 31 Jessie
Qarriii Ennjamin, clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. 13
Minna
Garrison Captain K., bookkeeper John Kentfteld& Co.,
r. 31 Potter
Garrison Eunice Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Potter
Garrison Helen Miss, teacher, r. 31 Potter
Gatrison Henry, wood dealer, r. 738 Fourth
Garri.>ion L. B. Mrs., boarding, 413 Brauuan
Garrison Minnie H. Miss, stenofirapher, r. 31 Potter
Garrison Sidney M., laborer Charles Callahan, r. 412
Folsom
Garrison William W., engraver George A. Werner, r.
715 Eddy
Garrissere Frank, hair dresser and dealer in human
hair, 113 Grant Av, r. 14 Eureka
Garrity Arthur, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta
Garrity Camille Mrs., seamstress, r. 634 Vallejo
Garrity E. J., secretary S. F. Hay Exchange, r. 212
Leavenworth
Garrity F.. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Garrity Henry, bartender Ocean Beach Pavilion
Garrity James, liquor saloon. 871 Market, r. 433 Te-
hama
Garrity John, r. 18 O'Farrell
Garrity John, contractor, r. cor Fifteenth and Tilden
Garrity John, horse dealer, r. 1522 Turk
Garrity John, plasterer, r. 11 Eugenia
Garrity John B., r. 929 Howard
Garrity Jobn B., steward stmr Willamette, r. 919 Na-
tonia
Garrity Kate Mrs., r. 310 M Langton
Garrity Martin, laborer, r. ]3'J2 Harrison
Garrity Mary, domestic 2.50}^ Fourth
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 310M Langton
Garrity Patrick, blacksmith, r. 29 Freelon
Garrity Patrick, drayman, 732 Sacramento, r. 52 Clara
Garrity Patrick, shoemaker, r. 33 Eddy
Garrity Peter, liverv and sale stable, NE cor Gol-
den Gate Av and Leavenworth, r. 212 Leaven-
worth
Garrity Thomas F., clerk Flournoy i<i Mhoon, r. cor
California and Virginia Avs, B. H.
Garrity. See Geraghty and Gerrity
Garrod James, musician, r. 20 Elliot Park
Garrone Charles A., trimmer laccheri & Bacigalupi,
r. 627 Broadway
Garry Augustine J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
701 H Howard
Garrv Elizabeth, widow, r. 1711 Eddy
Garry John H., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 20H Fifth
Garry Michael, lodgings, 20M Fifth
fl^ <iarry. See Gary, Geary and Gerry
<jarside Joseph P., seaman, r. 21 Federal, rear
Garson Andrew, cigarmaker. r. 13:iii Natoma
•Garson Anton, tanner Chatelet & Onen, r. San Bruno
Road nr Channel
Garson Benjamin, laborerPioneer White Lead Works.
r. 1H3 Harrison
Garson Christopher, seaman, r. 14 Gilbert
Gars i.n Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2922 Pine
Garson Gustave. clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1335 Na-
toma
Gartella Antoine, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 621
Hroadway
Gartehuanu Henry', brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
r.04^ Grove
Gart> Iraann John, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
JU4}4 Grove
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST news:
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVIETISEi«ENT3 :
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SE^T CTJSIilOIN-S,
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAM/^K AND SATINE,
MADE TO OIIDIU Km
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641. 643. 645 and 647 MARKET STREET.
Gartenberg Max. foreman Platshek ft Harris, r. 2211
Fillmore
Garthorne Charles A. photo printer Bradley k Ralof-
son, r. 114 Haight
Garthorne Edward, harnesamaker L. D. Stone k Co.,
r. 1217 Polk
Garthorne George H., with Am. Biscait Co., 228
Front, r. Oakland
Garthorne Robert, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. 930
Broadway
Garth waite Henry, lumber dealer, 42 Market, r. Oak-
land
Gartlan Annie, widow, lodgings, 24 Mint Av
Gartlan James, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 34-3.5, r. 312 Brannan
Gartland John, driver, r. 247 Clementina
Gartland John B.. with A. F. Nye * Co., 419 Stockton
Gartlin Patrick, boilermaker. r. 254 First
Gartner Cbarles, cooper, r. 220 Pacific
Garvey Daniel J., laborer James H. Danahy, r. cor
Point Lobos and Twenty-fifth Avs
Garvey David, driver Matthew Nunan, r. 1128 Treat
Av
Garvey David S., laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 730
Clementina
Garvey J. Percy, clerk A. C. Donnell & Co., r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Garvey Jiilla, widow, r. 3S Crocker
Garvey Patrick, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 720 Te-
hama
Garvey Thomas, engineer, r. 730 JS Harrison
Garvey Thomas, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 1307 Har-
rison
Garvin James (Garvin & Co.) r. Oakland
Garvin J. B., bartender James Carr, r. 71.') Howard
Garvin Patrick, laborer, r. 31 !« Ringold
Garvin Thomas D. Rev., pastor Christian Church, r.
1904 Market
Garvin William, repairer Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
317 Eddy
Garvin k Co. (James Garvin, Edward J. Sweeney
and Thomas Rohan) provisions and shipatores,
320 Washington
!»■ Garvin. See Gavin
Garwich Frank, mate stmr San Rafael
Garwood Oeorye W., waiter City and County Hospital
Garwood William T., physician and surgeon,
office an Kearuv, r. l.")?! Rush
Gary Charles, cutter Porter, Slessinger fc Co.
BCy Gary. See (iarrv. deary ami (Jerry
GAS CONSOIERS' ASSOCIATION.
.J. D. Uliltney pregideiit, W. O.
Liudovici secretary and niaiia;;t>r, gaa
re(;aIators, 110)4 Sutler
Gas Consumers' Benefit Co. of the Pacific, J. S. Em-
ery president, Henry W. Brown general manager,
l'J7 Montgomery
Gas Li^lit Co. San Francinco, oflfice SE cor
First and Natoma
Gaschlln Frederick O., cooper George Larsen, r. 6C8
Folsom
Gash John, architect, 33 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1020
Mission
Oashwiler L. M. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Gashwiler Simeon F. (Anderson k Co.) r. 1820 Val-
lejo
Gaskill John M., brikemau S. P. Co., r. ;}40 RItch
Gaakill John W., clerk Main fc Winchester, r. l.'i
Guerrero
OaHlcllI Varney W., secretary State Board of
Railroad CommissionerH, 119 Pholan Bldg, r.
Oakland
GaRVin Charles M.. special policeman, r. 1636 Howard
Gaskin Edward M, window shademaker, 13r> Natoma,
r 1217 Howard
Oftskin Klizaheth. widow, r. 1217 Howard
Gaskin Geor^'c, sailmaliei, r. 681 Mi.'<.'<ion
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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506
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
l.Ml'OUTKUS OV
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes ami NumI»«Ts.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
136
315
Gaskin John B., mauager Gaskiu & Co., r. 1'217 How-
ai:d
Gaskin * Co., John B. Gaskin manager, mufrs block
matches and match wood, 2;J2 Fourteenth
Gaslow J., drivs-r Suttt-r St. RK., r. 7 Austin
Gaspar James H., teamster David Cartwright, r. 1362
Folsom
Gaspari Gioyanni, hackman, Plaza, r. 1015 Washing-
ton
Gasper Charles, molder O'Conuell & Lewis,
Perry
Gasper Frank, laborer Pac. Iron Works
Gasper George F., laborer, r. 7 Clementina
Gasper John, sahman, r. 223 Green
Gasper Joseph, shoemaker Isaac Alexander,
Druuim
Gasqne Henry F., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hyde and O'Farrell. r. 701 OTarrell
Gass George, blacksmith, r. 456 Twentieth
Gass George, carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Gass John A., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 715 Filbert
Gass Julius A., butcher Mrs. G. M. Boese, r. 715 Fil-
bert
Gass Patrick, peddler, r. Church nr Twenty-fifth
Gasser Julius, waiter, r. 624 Fourth
Gasser Leo, finisher Fink .t Schindler, r. 609 Pine
Gassert Ellen, widow, r. 834 Folsom
Gassert Harry, r. 735 O'Farrell
Gassert John L., driver United Carriage Co., r. 834
Folsom
Gassert William, painter, r. 834 Folsom
Gassmann Emma Mrs., seamstress Raye & Hampton,
r. 15753^ Market
Gassmann Eugene, clerk J. B. Gassmann, r. 406 Union
Gassmann Frederick, baker, r. 1321 Dupont
Gassmann House, Joseph Gassmann proptr,
Broadway
Gassmann John B., laundry. 406 Union
Gassmann Joseph, proptr Gassmann House,
Broadway
Gassmann Joseph F., bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 428
Broadway
Gassmann Juliet, teacher languages, r. 412 Fifth
Gassnmss Charles, waiter, r. 232 Minna
Gassiier Joseph, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
204 Hvde
Gnst August, blacksmith, r. 86 Everett
Gastman Martin J. (Horn & Gastman) r. 327 Minna
Gaston Heury C, shoemaker, r. 19 Harlsn PI
Gaston Hilan B., bonkkeeper Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. Oakland
Gastram Frederick, r. 1105 Leavenworth
Gatelll C, laborer Am. Suirar Refinery, r. S% Union PI
Gately Annie, widow, r. 1405 Stockton, rear
Gately .\nnie Miss, laundress, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Catherine, widow, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Emma Miss, r. 3005 California
Gately Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1832 Howard
Gately James, proptr Potrero Hotel, SW cor Louisi-
ana and Sierra
Gately John, boatman, r. 9033^ Davis
Gately Joseph J., clerk Richard C. Tobin, r.
Howard
Gately Kate Miss, laundress, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Michael, real estate, r. 1832 Howard
Gately Michael, tanner, r. Nebraska bet Yolo
Army
Gately Nellie Miss, machine hand, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Patrick, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 219
Nineteenth
Gately Patrick, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway
Gately Patrick J., saloonkeeper, r. 452 Natoma
Gately Thomas, carri.ngesmith. r. 1321}^ Natoma
Gately Thomas, laborer r. 608IvyAv
Gately Thomas B., compositor Chronicle, r. 1706
Hyde
428
428
1832
and
Gately William H.. clerk, r. 703 J« Davis
Gaten John, shoemaker Cahn, NicUclsburg & Co. r.
32 Kissliug
Gates Emery P. (James H. Gates & Son) r. 10 Russ
Gates Frank H., physician, r. 722 Moutaomery
Gates Harry, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 322M
Eighteenth
Gates Horace D., field assistant Surveyor's Office, r.
2532 Sutter
Gates James H. (James H. Gates & Son) r. 10 Russ
Gates James H. k Son (James H. and Emery p.) drug-
gists, NW Ccir New Montgomery and Howard
Gates James K. (J. R. Gates k Co.) r. 334 O'Farrell
Gates Jeremiah, dishwasher Haiidley House
Gates J. R. Jii Co. (Jara^s R. Gates) wholesale
and retail druggists, 417 Sansome cor Commercial
Gates Justin, druggist, Turkish and Russian baths,
722 Montgomery
Gates J. W. Mrs., r. 2532 Sutter
Gates L. A., r. 5(i6 Mission
Gates Leander S., lodgings, 32 Fourth
Gates W. G , naval architect, r. 415 Mason
Gatler Etienne, cook Merchants' Club, r. 311 Ivy Av
Gatenelli Joseph, cook, r. 35 Boardman PI, rear
Gatje Frau, shoemaker, r. 930 Folsom
Gatling Band, 126 Kearny, room 1
Gattmanu Julius M. T.. salesman, r. 742 Ellis
Gatto Angelo, carpenter, r. 7 Gaven
Gatto Antonio, wood and coal, 27:^8 California
Gatto Bartoloraeo. laborer, r. 5253^ Green
Gatto George B. (Antonio Sturla >M Co.) r. 408 Devis-
adero.
Gatto John, laborer, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Gatto John, teamster Julius Wrede, r. 825 Battery
Gatto John B. (Barki & Gatto) r. Woolsev nr Am-
herst. U. M. T.
Gatto Salvatore, r. 1515 Dupont
Gatton M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Gaubatz Ferdinand A., laborer, r. 2927 Mission
Gaubert Joseph, florist, 612 California
Gaudin Fred (Bullock i^c Jones) r. 1104 Market
Gaugel Jacob, carpenter, r. 1223 Broadway, rear
(jA U (jVjJllL hhO custom boot and
shoe maker, fine repairing a specialty,
31G Sutter
Gaugh Adam, baker, r. 38 Clara
Gaughran James, clerk, r. 126 Gilbert
Gaughran John, cigars and tobacco, 709}^ Brannan,
r. 126 Gilbert
Gaugnon J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Gaukroger Albi-rt, machinist, r. 54 Sierra bet Ten-
nessee and Kentucky
Gaul Alois, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Gaul Edward M., laborer, r. 1 Mariposa
Gaul James, fireman State Dredger No. 1, r. 517 Bush
83" Gaul. See Gall
Gauld George C, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 2220 Webster
Gauld James G., note teller London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. 2220 Webster
Gault Adwlph M., machinist, r. 22 Scott PI
Gault Marie, widow, r. 15Morey Alley
1^" Gault. See Gait
Gaupp Phillip, cooper, r. 270 First
Gaus Ernest, butcher, r. 720 Leavenworth
Gaussail Emile A., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1.509 Powell
Gaussail Marie, widow, r. 1509 Powell
Gaut Ira A., teamster Teele & Scott
Gauterau Frank, carpenter, r. 119 Hill
Gauterau Stanley, carpenter, r. 119 Hill
Gauthier Arsene (Ganthier & Smith) r. 1122 Market
Gauthier E. ,>c Co. (Eugene Gauthier) stockbrokers,
316 Montgomerv
Gauthier Eugene (E. Gauthier & Co.) r. 1111^ Mont-
gomery
Gauthier Oriste, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
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Capital, $1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
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MARKET ST.
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507
GEA
r. Berkeley
Gaiithier iSi Smith (Arsene Oaiithier and Mlchs' 1
H. Siiiitli) wiuesaiiil liquors, SJ'i Market
Gauti. r Aiitouia, wi.low. r. n->2 Piuitic
G..utier Eni,'pnH F., tiieman. r. 822 Pacific
Gaulier Joseph, r. 8i2 Pa. itio
Giiuiill J. W.. watcbiuaii stiiir San Jose
Gauvtcau B. G., r. 825 Grove
G iva Mark, tailor, r. 25 Garden
Gavaii Michatl I., salesmau Keane Bros
fo^ Giivnii. See Gavin
Gavrr E iward S. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Gav.r John, blacksaiith. r. ISllii Vallejo
Gaver Hebeica Mihs r. 1309Vall.jo
Gavert Fnderirk, drivtr, r. 211 Third
Gavisaii Annie E. Mis*, teacber, r. 216 Seventh
Gavi-au Benjamin, peddler, r. 413 Cleiiientina
Gavigau Bridget, widow, r. 3 Treat Av
Gaviyan Daniel M., assistant weigher Custon House,
r. 216 Seventh
Gav Kan Elizabeth, widow, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigau Jaiues J., r. 568 Mission
Gavigan Joseph S., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
3J5M Clementina
Gavigan Louis, r. 568 Mission
Oavlgau Thomas, bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r. 216
Seventh
Gavigan William J., attorney at law, 215 Sansome,
rooaiH 11-13, r. 110 Ellis
Gavin Mrs., widow, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Gavin Bernard, expressman, NW cor Howard and
Sixth, r. 27 Madison Av
Gavin Charles J., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1305
.Jackson
Gavin D. High, reporter Report, r. Oaklf-nd
Gavin James, marble polisher P. P. McGrath, r. 1918
Pacific Av
Gavin James, painter, r. 604 Pine
Gavin John, r. 10»7 Eighteenth
Gavin John, clay pipcujaker. r. 1318 Jackson
Gavitj John, coachman 2400 Howard
Gavin John E., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 206
Monlton
Gavin Mag^iie Mrs., lodgings, 311 East
Gavin Mary, widow, r. 206 Monlton
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 126 Olive Av
Gavin Mirhael, liquor saloon. 209 Third
Gavin Michael, liquor saloon, 629 Davis, r. 2 Sher-
wood PI
Gavin Nellie, chambermaid Pacific Club, r. 6 Car-
oline
Gavin William C. porkpacker Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 801 Vallejo
8^ Gavin. See Gavau and Gaven
Gawler Margaret, seamstresK, r. 536 Sixteenth
Gawley W. H. Mrs., r. 417 H.trrlson
Gawne John, office 319 California, r. San Leandro
Ga'tvthoriie J. F., official shorthand reporter, 331
M..ntu'oniery, room 23, r. 137 Chestnut
t^ flawthoriie. See Gartliorue
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith, r. 813 Pacific
Gaxiola Nicholas, capitalist, 640 Market, r. 21 South
Park
Gaxiola Ysmael, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1403
Powell
Gay Albert C, contractor and builder, r. SW cor Har-
rison and Twenty-third
Gay Charles, real estate agent, 523 Montgomery, r. 308
Seventeenth
Gav Charl( s, tinsmith, r. 905 Folsom
Gay Clara Mrs., r. 2528 >« Sutter
Gay Eleanor Miss, r. 2528 M Sutter
Gay Ernie, laundress John Bernou, r. 428 Green
Gay Florence Miss, teacher, r. 2.5J8M butter
Gay Henry C, teamster, r. 112 Henry
Gay Sophie Mme., Iea< her, r. 130'1 Pine
Gay Theobald, bookkeeper London, Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. 1513 Powell
Gay Theobald, teacher music, r. 1427 Mason
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gay William, helper Elirtric Sonp Co , r. 905 FolBom
Gaye Marcelin. bakery, 1115 Sto.litoii
Gayl John B., laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Webster
Gaylord CluiHtopher, restaurant. 1819 Powell
Gajlord Courtlaml, r. Bella ViMta Hotel
Gaylord H., r. B.lle Vista Hotel
Ga>lord Leon, shoemaker, r. 322 Ivy At
Gaynor Annie Mrs., r. 9 Lick Alley
Gayuor Bernard, i. Dominican Monastery
Gaynor Bridget, widow, r. 217 Third
Gaynor Catherini', widow, r. 407 Turk, rear
Gaynor Frank, blacksmith, r. McClellan nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Gaynor James P., collector P. F. Collier, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Gaynor James T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
715 Grove
Gaynor John P., architect, 309 California, rooms 8-9,
r. 1714 Ellis
Gaynor Maggie, widow, r. 165 Tehama
Gaynor Margaiet, widow, r. 1 McCormick
Gaynor Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna
Gaynor Mary Misg, dressmaking, 608 Minna
Gaynor Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mission
Gaynor Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Gaynor Patrick, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Gayuor Thomas, laborer, r. 612 Howard
Gaynor William, policeman, r. 227 Perry
Gayou Victoria Miss, r. 113 Eddy
Ga/.alio .John, laborer, r. 1510 Dupont
Gazella Charles, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Gazella P.. r. 3 Howard Court
Gcanlidt Alfred J., basket mnfr, 8.39 Valencia
Geantit Alfonse, butcher, 16-18 8. F. Market, r. 511J4
Greenwich
Geantit .\utonio, clerk, r. 717 Union
Geantit Jeanne, r. 717 Union
Geantit L< uise, teacher music, r. 717 Union
Gear Albert V., law student Hiram L. Gear, r. 1125
Ellis
Gear (George D. C, law student Hiram L. Gear, r. 1125
Ellis
Gear Hiram L. , attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
26, r. 1125 Ellis
Gearing F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. Oakland
Gearoii Dennis, houseinover, r. 344 Seventh
Gearon Herbert, r. 110.> Howard
G( arou John F.. barber, lli'3 Howard, r. 1105 Howard
Geartv James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary Albert, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 730
Clementina
Geary Anna, furnished rooms, 519 Bush
Gt-ary Arthur, waiter, r. 876 Mission
Geary Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 286
Union
Geary Daniel W., salesman Frank P. Latson, r. 345
Fremont
Geary Denni.'*, foreman cutting room U. 8. Mint, r.
1424 k' Howard
Gi-ary Eugene, barlendor John Hough, r. 986 Howard
Geary Henry, laborer, r. 1825 O'Farrell
Geary Henry J., boilermaker, r. 24 Welsh
Geary H. Kirke, shoemaker Oriu Jones k Co., r.
North Temescal
Geary James, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 2324 Sutter
Geary James J., currier, r. 304 Guerrero
Geary James W., r. 1419 Folsom
Geary Jeremiah, tannery, 8E cor Guerrero and Fif-
teenth, r. 304 Guerrero
Geary Johanna, widow, r. 412 X Tehama
Geary John, coalpasser stmr Geo. W. Elder, t. 606
Davis
Geary John, fireman, r. 3Hi Broadway
Geary John A., chipper Fulton Iron Works, r. 345
Fremont
Geary John P., longshoreman, r. 286 I'nion
Umm TYPE FODNBSRS, PALMER & M'^^
ItTl. «M>. 4»K.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ''''^^'^' •^"'s^rcVrr.Mr.l^e
GEA
508
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W. W. IWContague 8c Co.
PUIMPS,
Suction and Force.
p«R HAND, wi>i>-:j|ii.l. ani> power.
ALL SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 815 and 317 MARKET STREET
Geary John V.. ulerk iiuditiug dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 301 Guerrero
Geary Lawrence, horseshoer Sullivan & Burns, r. 641
Commercial
Geary Martin, kitchen hand, r. Waldo House
Ge.nry Michael, ship carpenter, r. 645 Folsom
Geary M. J., reporter Call, r. 1905 O'Farrell
Geary Nellie, domestic 1043 Mission
Geary Patrick, laborer, r. N 8 Twenty-third bet San-
chez and Noe
Geary Robert, laborer, r. 5 Clyde
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad,
Charles F. Crocker presidHnt, Timothy Hopkins
vice-president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, otfice NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34
Geary Theresa, widow, r. 652 )« Jessie
Geary Timothy, junk dealer, r. 547 Mission
Geary Timothy, teamster, r. 137 Shipley
i^" Geary. See Garry, Gary and Gerry
Gebbels Nicholas, shells, etc.. terminus P. and O.
RR.
Gebhard Charles, carpenter, r. 25 Hardy
Gebhard Frederick, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
25 Hardy
Gebhard William, cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 922 Bat-
tery
Gebhardt Charles (Metten k Gebhardt) r. Lewis nr
Mission Road, Collese Homestead
Gebhardt Charles G., cashier J. L. White & Co., r.
955 Howard
Gebhardt Henry G., bookkeeper F. Kronenberg & Co.,
r. 91'^ J^ Lasuna
Gebhart John, helper John Wieland Brewing Co., r,
62 Tehama
Gebhardt Louis, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard
Gebhardt Louis 0., salesman Aaron N. Levy, r. 420
Hai^ht
Gebhardt Mary, widow, r, 9Zoe
Gebhardt Philip (Gebhardt & Graner) r. 24 Ridley
Gebhardt Philip, stableman G. Briigge, r. 110 Wash-
ington
Gebhardt Wendel, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard
Gebhardt & Graner (Philip Gebhardt and Charles M.
Graner) liquor saloons, 907 and 1902 Market
Gecan Andrew, liquor saloon, 401 Davis, r. 200 Wash-
ington
Geckler George, gilder, r. 473 Jessie
Geckler John, carriugemaker, r. 473 Jessie
Geddes Cecelia, widow, r. 225 Leavenworth
Geddes Charles, architect, 528 California, r. 936 Guer-
rero
Geddes Isabelle, widow, r. 17 Moss
Geddes John, porter Charles S. Eaton, r. 17 Moss
Geddes Robert, clerk, r. 225 Leavenworth
Geddes William, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r, 818 San-
some
Geddes William, engineer, and steward Hose No. 7,
r. 1313 California
Gedge Ponald M., agent M. A. Gonsalves & Co. (Hon-
olulu, H. I.) office 35 Battery, r. 640 Golden Gate
Av
Gedge Franlt J., superintendent California Arti-
ficial Stone Paving Co., 404 Montgomery, r. 1120
Jackson
8^ Gedge. See Gage
Gedion John, blacksmith, r. 116 Gilbert
Gee Erne'^t, wait 'r, r. 1012 Mason
Gee Ferdinand, master mariner, r. 824 Ellis
Gee James, oiler stmr City of Sydney
Gee James, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Gee R .bert S., finisher Althof k Bahls, r. Oakland
Gee William, helper George E. Belmor, r. 166 Te-
hiima
Gee William, machinist W. H. Birch & Co., r. 1821
Howard
e=y Gee. See Jee
Geer Richard, stonecutter Frank William, r. 1060
McAllister
Goerdts Maria, widow, r. 109 Valparaiso
Geerdts Minnie Miris, necktie maker Isaac Noar, r. 109
Valparaiso
Geerdts William F., jeweler Reinbold Bujannoff, r.
109 Valparaiso
Geering Adolph, clerk George E. Belmor, r. 214 Ellis
Geering Jacob, butcher, r. 14J« Moss
Geering John, cook, r. 627 Commercial
Geering John W., machinist, r. 8-'4 Folsom
Geerkeus Nicholas H., groceries and liquors, 29 Clem-
uniiua
Geeriz James, laborer, r. 14 Decatur
Geertz John (Voss & Geertz) r. E s Kentucky bet Si-
erra and Nevada
Gefken Henry, teamster A. Meyer & Bro., r. 2301
Geary
Gegan Ambrose F., grain, wool and general commis-
sion merchant, 302 California
Gegan Thomas F., clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Co. (limited) of London
IE?" Gegan. See Gagen
Geggus Charles, r. 750 Howard
Geggus Frederick, butcher, r. 569 Minna
Geggus John, brewer, r. 750 H-^iward
Geggus Joseph, plumber, r. 7.50 Howard
Geggus Louis, butcher, r. 331 Minna
Geghan Edward, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 231
Clara
Gehen Charles F., stockcutter, r. 1050 Howard
Gehen John, r. 39 Mad'ison Av
Gehen John E., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
10511 Howard
Gehen Mary Mrs., bakery, 10.50 Howard
Gehlen Frank, bartender John Strotboff
Gehrels Lena, widow, bakery, 623 Union
Gehret Alfred, with C. Gehret k Co., r. 143 Larkin
G"EHE)ET Oi & CO. (CUristian
Geliret) agent for John Wieland's Phil-
adelphia bottled lag'er beer, 809 Geary,
telephone S351
Gehret Christian (C. Gehret & Co.) r. 143 Larkin
Gehret Frederick, bookkeeper C. Gehret & Co. r. 143
Larkin
Gehret Sophie Mme., corset maker, 143 Larkin
Gehricke Adolph F., cardwriter, 128 Geary
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper Martin Sachs & Co.,
r, 18 Elgin Park Av
Gehrig Ferdinand, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1005
Minna
Gehrig J. K., miller, r. 627 Commercial
Gehring Charles, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
Ocean View
Gehringer Henry, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 922
Battery
Gehrman John, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 24 Turk
Gehrs Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Daniel, spring maker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
709 Treat Av
Geib Edward H., blacksmith, r. 709 Treat Av
Geib Jesse, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1429
Stelner
Geib John, laborer, r. 709 Treat Av
Geib John T., r. 75 Clipper
Geiger Daniel, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 624
Brannan
Geiger George.^r. 1014 Washington, rear
Geiger William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Gelke Richard, barber, r. 153 Gr>ve
Geilfuss Henry, architect, office 33 Kearny, room
17, r. 809 Treat Av
Geils Alfred H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1614J4
Pacific Av
Geils Carrie G. Mrs., confectionery, 509 Montgomery
Av,r. Uim Pacific Av
Geimann George M., r. 925 Jackson
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Gelmann William, merchant tailor, 115 Sutter, r. 926
JackBoo
Geiinanu William F., assayer. r. 1216 Broadway
Geiner EujJiene, bartender B. Fassler
Otlrrine Charles, salesman Davis Bros. Bergmann
fc Co., r. Berkeley
Geirrtne Charles A., stenographer T. P. H. Whitelaw,
r. Berkeley
Geis Amelia Mrs., furnished roome, 34 Second
Geisberger Louis, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. Berk-
eley
Geisberper Rosina, widow, r. 7;)2 Vallejo
Geisel B.. laborer Am. Suaar Rehnery, r. 315 Greon
Geisel Eugeue F,., grouerieg, 12u7 Stockton, r. 1707
Howard
Gfisel Paul, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Geiselhart M., miller Yolo Mills, r. 228 Ritch, rear
Gejseiidorft r Mary, news ageut, 1.58 Second
Geiser Frank J., foreman carpenter S. P. Co., r. 1909
Harrison
Geishaki T .\iidrew, machine hand S. F. Furniture
^o. r. 413 Bryant
Geishakt-r James, machinist S. F. Furniture Co. r. 413
Bryiint
Geishaker Mamie, teacher music, r. 413 Bryant
Geitilnger J., salesman Charles 8. Fecbheimer, r. 411
Ellis
Geiss Henry, upholsterer, r. 423 Dupont
Geisse George F.. miniug, r. Grand Hotel
Gei.-sler Chris., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co.
Geissler Edward, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
1037 !« Market
Gelssler L. F., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
Alameda
GeiPt William, r. 1102}^ Eddy
Geister August, r. 1311 Pacific
Geistllch Max, r. 938 Folsom
Gei^tli. h William, second-hand clothing, 261 Third
Geituer George. Khoemaker. r. 193(J Folsom
Geitni r Leonhardt, blacksmith, 526 Mission, r. 735
Sixteenth
Geldermanu Edward, bookkeeper William Wolff &
Co . r. 1220 Fulton
Gelien li. G. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Poet
Gelien Robert B., mnir cigars, r. 822 Post
Gelitias .John, salesman Diivis Bror., r. 1406 Folsom
Gelinas Leon, clerk J. A. Boyken. r. 1406 Folsom
Gell Thomaf., clerk Thomas T. Atkinson & Co.. r. 1327
California
Gellatley James R., news dealer, NE cor Fourth and
Mission, r. 11 Carlos PI
Geller Herman, clerk H. M. Heineman
f . & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gendotti Louis (Gendottl Bros. * Co.) ana liquor
salo.in, .llUOclavU, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Geiifberii Brutlier Rf v.. prehidtnt Sacred Heart
College, St; cor Eddy anil LarUn
General f., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 715 Mont-
gomery Av
General Frank, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Genereaux Pauline, wk'ow, r. 71.') Webcter
Genesee Flour Mills, Henry CoiibrouRh fc Co.
proprietors, N b Gold bet Sansome and Montgom-
ery
Genet Edward, plumber, r. 134 Cumberland
Geneva House. Sirs. C. W. MilUr proptr, 118-120 El-
121 }4 Ship.
Gcll. rt Charles, painter and whitener, 918 Pacific, r.
1211 Powell
Gellert Henry, barber G. Held, r. 51.5 Octavia
Gellert Isaac, bookkeeper Brodek, Scelig & Co. r. 515
Octavia
Gellert Louis, lailor, 2 Burnett PI, r. 515 Octavia
Gelnilni Clemente, painter, r. 511 Broadway
Gembella August, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1314
Montgonjery
Gemini Anibale. fish dealer, r. 317 Vallejo
Gemniill Christina M., dressmaker, r. 23 South Park
Gemmill Kate, dreFSuiaker, r. 23 Soiith Park
Gemniill R. Mrs. widow, r. 812 California
Gendar Edward F., r. .545 Stevennon
Gendar H. C, porter John Taylor & Co., r. 416 Hyde
Gendar James, teamster, r. Railroad Av nr Dominica
Gendar John W., confectioner, 948 Market, r. 416
Hyde
Gendar William H.. clerk, r. 545 Stevenson
Gendotti Andreas, liquor saloon. 1945 Mission
Gendotti Brothers .t Co. (Clement and Louis Gen-
dotti and John A. Sobrio) wholesale and retail
liquor dealers, 615 Jackson
Gendotti Clement (Gendotti Bros. & Co.) r. 608 Octa-
via
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Geneve Louis, real estate, r. 2 Lynch
Genius Kanip L., barber, r. 440)4 Clementina
Gensberg. r Max (Louis Kline k Co.) r. 413 Mason
Genserowsky August, cabinetmaker, r. 426 Filth
Gensler Goodkind, salebman Davis Bros., r. 3.52 Jes-
sie
Genslcr Gustav (Schmidt * Gensler) r. 508 Stevenson
Gensler Julius, tailor. 34 Kills, r. 1045M Howard
Genster Henry, clerk Muecke *: Co., r. 810 Larkin
Gentil Josephine Mme., diessmaker, r. 824 Broadway.
rear
Gentil Sarramea, awning maker, r. 824 Broadway,
rear
Gentlemen's Sodality. St. Ignatius Church
GentoKO Lulgi, vegetables. Colon. bo Market
Gentry Catherine D. Mrs., medium, 46 Seventh
Gentry James, with Cal. Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
r. 46 Seventh
Gentry M., r. 1072 Howard
GeutzUr Edward, compositor Evening Poet, r. 638
Green
Geoyhegan JameB, carpenter, r. 5 Bowie Av
Geoghegm James W., instructor Golden Gate Ath-
letic Club, r. 839 MiHbli.n
Geoghegau Margan t Mrs., r. 921 '.. Folsom
Geoghegan Hl( haid, laborer, r. 43 E. ker
oy Geoghegan. See Gagan. Oageu and Gahagan
GeogTupliical Society of the Pacific, secre-
tary's oftii e. 513 Post
Georg Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Noe and Henry
George Adam, engineer P. C. SS. Co.. r. 3 Reed PI
George Agnes Mrs., njillinery. I2ii Taylor
George Alexander. Btuilent. r. 717 Sutter
George Ballhazur, dishnaslier. r. 636 ( ommerclal
George Charles, salesman Philip Kennedy Ac Co., r.
1216 Mission
George Charles A. (George & Heory) r. NW cor Wolf
and Crescent Av
George Edward C. laurdrynian S. F. Laundry
George E. E., salesniBU W.' H. Wood & Co., r. 2 Pearl
George deorge, r. 547 Howard
George Harry, repoiter, r. 615 Stockton
George Henry C, salesman DaviB *: Cowell, r. 714
Capp
George Henry R., salesman Wcscott Bros., r. 110 Tay-
lor
George Henry W., merchant, office 318 Front, r. 2504
Clay
George Jacob, vegetable dealer, r. VH Hayward
George James E., freight < lerk simr Ban Bias
George J. C. r. 9(i9 Kearny
George J. Hubbard, bookkeeper J. G. Johuaon, r. St
Oak Grove Av
George Jjihn, ojster saloon, 207 Third, r. 205 Third
George John, shoemaker Jacob Cohn. r 119 Jackbon
George Julius Mrs., widow, r. 717 Sutter
George K. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Vim Ness Av
George M»rv, widow, r. 1604 l.arklu
George laul, agent, 326 r. Seventh
George Peier, cleik, r. W ■ Mlnsion Uoad opp Cros-
(ent Av
G( orge Peter, fruits and vegetablea. 1.5(r2 Franklin
George Peter, quaitermasier Ktmr City of Topeka
George Richard W. T., phjBician. 681 Mission
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
George Robert, secretary Saucellto Laud aud Ferry
Co., 41;) California, room it, r. Saucelito
George T. Trimble Absu., H. F. Stivers secretary, 3
California
George Wesley, miner, r. 319 Golden Gate Av
George William, r. 3 Fulton
George William, clerk Chronicle, r. 615 Stockton
George William B, r. 12 Grove
George William H., clerk Davis te Cowell, r. 714 Capp
George «& Henry (Cliarles A. George and Charlis
A. Heury I groceries and liquors, and house and
sign painters, NW cor Wolf and Cresceot Av, B.H.
Georgean Frederick, clerk Daniel E. Sullivan, r. 149
Dore
Georges Hippolite (Block & GeorgesI r. 631}^ Folsom
Georges Leonard, bookkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. Fruit Vale
Georgpsnn Frederick W., clerk Shoobert, Beale & Co.,
r. 2105 Devisadero
Geraghty AbbieT., widow, r. 221 Oak
Geraghty Hugh, night porter The Baldwin
Geragiity Michael, school books, stationery,
to.vs fancy goods, fruit, etc., 1127 Folsom
Geraghty Michael, laborer, r. 26 Welsh
Geraghty Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Grove aud O tavi;!, r. 600 Octavia
Geraghty Patrick, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Geraghty Peter C, clerk, r. 1127 Folsom
l^~ Geraghty. See Garrity and Gerity
Gerald Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, r. 141 Page
Gerald E Award P., traveiiug auditor Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth aud Townsend, r. Pa-
cific Club
|0~ Gerald. See Gerold
Gerald .James, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 20 Perry
Geiard Willam, actor. r.431 O'Farrell
li^ Gerard. See Girard and Gerrard
Gerardi Augelo, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1228
Dapont
Geranli Gabriel, musician, r. 14 Elliot Park
Gerardi Giuseppe, sawyer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Gerber Charles, driver Frederick Kitz
Gerber -Jean B., shoemaker, r. 302 Francisco
Gex-berding Albert, grain broker, 61 Merchant's
Es -hange, r. 1218 Clay
Gerberdiug Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay
Gerberding William, r. 3015 Sixteenth
Gerberilt .Jules, cook Palace Hotel
Gerbers Edward, salesman, r. 18 Prospect PI
Gerbers .John, cigir mnfr. r 43i Cedar Av
Gerbes Rebecca, widow, r. 432 Ce lar Av
Gercke Frederick, proprietor William Tell
House, 315-325 Bush
Gercke Gustave, porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 328
Fourth
Gercke William (Friedrichs k Gercke) r. 808 Oak
G-Tcke William, bakery. 1924 Howard
Gercke's Hotel, George Kneese proptr, 922 Battery
Gercken Ernest, porter, r. 1826 Ma-^on
Gercken William, teamster L. Klotz, r. 1826 Mason
J0" Gercken. See Gerken
Gerdsn August J., master mariner, r. 740 Howard
Gerdau Henry, clerk D. W. Tietjen, r. 320 Dnimm
Gerdes .Alexander, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Polk
Gerdes August, r. 647 Howard
Gerdes Carsten. expressman, NE cor Grant Ay and
Post. r. 2243 M Misson
Gerdes Brune H., laborer, r. 219 J^ Clara
Gerdes F., baker, r. 539)^ Hayes
Gerdes Frank, bartender Kaufman & Feldmann, r. 903
Mi.«sioii
Gerdes Frederick (Gerdes .t MuUer) r. 328 Drumm
Gerdes Henry, longshoreman, r. 249 Steuart
Gerdes Henry G., manager .John L. Gerdes, r. NW
cor Guerrero and Seventeenth
Gerdrs Henry J., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 2243?^
Mission
Gerdes John L., druggist, NW cor Guerrero and
Sevejiteeiith
Gerdes & Miiller (Frederick Gerdes and Adam Miil-
ler) liquor saloon, 328-330 Drumm
03'' Gerdes. See Gaerdes
Gerdiiig Agnes, dressmaker, r. 6 Ivy Av
Gerdiug Eliza, boxmaker, r. 6 Ivy Av
Gerding Heury, laborer, r. (i Ivy Av
Gerdiug Lizzie, widow, r. <^ Ivy Av
Gere George G., pliysiciau aud surgeon, office 112
Grant Av, r. 324 Ellis
Gere Lucia Miss. r. 10 H Pine
Gerhard Frekerick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gerhard Frederick G., publisher Pacific Pilote, 1827
Howard
Gerhard Hiurichs. showcase maker Bernstein & Co.,
r. 916 Chnrch
Gerhardt Charles, driver Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Uuiou
Gerhardt Conrad, bakery, 1155 J^ Howard
Gerhardt Frank J., salesman Lang & Co., r, 109
Powell •
Gerhardt Oustav, clerk, r. 11 Franklin
Gerhardt John, pantryman, r. 250 Tehama
Gerhardt Peter, laborer, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos6
Road, Ocean View
Gerhow Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2 Mission,
r. 67 Tehama
Gerhow Frederick A. Jr., clerk F. Qerhow, r. 2 Mis-
sion
Gerhuw Robert, salesman August Brune, r. 123 Fran-
cisco
Gericht.-n George, r. 871 Market
Gerichten Jo.sephine E. Mrs., teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1215 Octavia
Gerig Anton, cheesemaker, r. 431 Pine
Gerig Frank G., laborer, r. 212 Collingwood
Gerisch George, carpenter, r. 5 Marcy PI
Gerken .irthnr A., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 26
Clinton Park
Gerken Deiderich, liquor saloon, 100 Mission
Gerken Frederick, grocer, r. 3 Chatham PI
Gerken George, upholsterer Alex Jausen. r. 836 How-
ard
Gerken Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Fourth
Gerkeu Henry, driver Fisher Packing Co., r. 4 Beed
PI
Gerken Hermann, clerk Pac. Woodenware and
Ooop".rage Co., r. 1031 Hampshire
Gerken Herman, liquor salOi)n, 30 Turk
Gerken Jacob G., bookkeeper G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.
26 Clinton Park
Gerkeu John F. (Pilster & Gerken) r.3 Chatham PI
Gerken Peter, teamster George U. Fuller, r. 836 How-
ard
Gerken William (Segelcke & Gerken) r. Turk Street
Hotel
l^~ Gerken. See Gercken
Gerlach Bernard, barber, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Conrad, r. 101 OFarrell
Gerlach Emil F., compositor Demokrat, r. 14 Oak
Grove Av
Gerlach George, physician, 1313 Golden Gate Av
Gerlach John, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Co., r.
42 M Gilbert
Gerlach William P., manager Christy & Wise, r. 813
Grove
Gerle George C, clerk Albert Albrecht. r. 118!i Ful-
ton
Gerlich Brothers (Diedrich & George) liquor saloon,
271 East
Gerlich Diedrich (Gerlich Bros.) r. 271 East
Gerlich George (Gerlich Br is.) r. 271 East
Gerling C. C. Mrs., r. 2605 Mission
Germain Charles, liquor saloon, 215 Pacific
Germtiu John, proptr NewEnreka House, 366 Natoma
German-American Insurance Co., Tom C. Grant gen-
eral agent, 213 Sansome
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German-American EinderRarten School, 1810 Sacra-
mento
Geniiaii-Amerlcan School, 117 Turk
Geriuan Consalute, Adolph Rosenthal Consul,
oral
Geriiian Ddiuluican Convent, Ws Guerrero bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Tweiitv-flfth
Gei'iiiiiii General Benevolent Society, Eu-
geue Rotiier Keueral agent, 5ao California
German Hospital, W s Noe bet Fourteenth and
Kidley. For terms of admission apply to office
535 Californiii
German Hotel, Frederick' C. Janssen proptr, 18 First
German Insurance Co. (Freeport, 111. ) Jacobs & Easton
(general ayeiits, 42:J California
Gorman Insurance Co. (Pittsburg, Pa.) 322 California
German Island Salt Works, office 20() Sacramento
Gtrmaii Ladies Geueral Bi-nevolent Society, 316 Post
German Laud and Cattle Co., J. H. N. Tum Suden
piesidtnt, JVI. C. Tbielmanu secretary and treas-
ncr, office 123 California
German Methodist Episcopal Chnrcli, Rev.
F. A. Wfrth pastor, N a Folsom, nr Fifth
German Savin<r8 and Loan Society The,
Lawrence Gottig president, F. Roeding vice-pres-
ident and cashier, William Herrmann secretary,
o2t; California
G^rmania Fire Insurance Co. (of New York)
Gntte & Frank managers San Francisco Branch,
office UK California
Germaiiia Ga'deu, 4 Erie
Gerniania Hall, Huber Bros, proprietors, C20 Bush
Gerniania Lead Works, Edward E. Eyre presi-
dent. J. M. Quay secretary, 314 California
Germania Life Insurance Co., Julius Jacobs mana-
ger, 423 California
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke & Co. agents, 319 Cali-
farnia
Oermer John C, butcher, 1029 Market and 214-216
Sixth, r. 214^ Sixth
Gernandt William F., clerk E. Chielovlch & Co., r.
25 Taylor
Gerndt Marie, cook, r. 228 Bush
Gerne Frank, molder George H. Mixer, r. Stanford
Hot.l
Gerner M., carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gerns Jolin, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 514
G' ove
Ceroid Lawrence, machinist P. H. Jackson & Co., r.
li Vincent
Gerold Pliilip, srain broker, 302 California, r. 823
Dol..r.-8
Gerow James B., hostler Potrero and B. V. RR., r. S s
Nevada bet Tennessee and Minnesota
Gerran Anthony, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 35 Na-
toma
Gerrard James W., carpenter George R. Bowles, r.
1 ill 16 Broadway
■Gen in Francis Mrs., widow, r. 1.526 J4 Powell
Gerrins William Mrs., widow, r. 133 Twelfth
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., teacher wax flowers, r. 952 Mis-
sion
Gerrish William/., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
laud
t^" Gerrity. See Garrity, Geraghty and Garety
Gerry Ferdinand F., lumber surveyor. 25 Steuart, r.
1747 Mission
Gerry Mary T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1747 Mission
Gerry Sumue-l R., physician, 645 Washington
rK^ Gerry. S-e Geary
Gerson Michael, varieties, 1320 Dupont, r. 803 Jackson
Gersoii N. fc Co. (Nathan Ger<on and Martin Philipp)
leaf tobacco and cigars, 73(1 Montgomery
Gerson Nathan (N. Gerson >t Co.) r. 1918 Pine
Girst Garrison, grain merchant, r. 1400 McAllister
Gersteuberg Charles, oyster house, 1325 Polk, r. 1511
Pine
Gerstenberg Katie, widow, r. 524 Stevenson
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gersteuberg William, be llboy, r, 524 Stevenson
Gerstenberg William, butcher, r. 1519 Pino
Gerstle Henry, clerk Jacoby Bros., r. 1021 Golden
Gate Av
Gerstle Lewis, president AlasVa Commercial Co.
(and Louis Sloss & Co., and Hutchinson, Kohl,
Philippeus & Co.) r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Gerstle William, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1517 Van
Ness Av
Gerstner Mary, widow, r. 45 Clara
Gerstner William, salesman \. Andrews, r. 45 Clara
Gertridge John, teamster, r. N s Market nr Dolores
Gerts Neil L. (Gerts Jt Edgar) r. 2'.tli) Fillmore
Gerts ,t Edgar (Neal L. Gerts and Robert Edgar)
carpenters and builders, 1915 Bush
Gertson Gustav, brassflnisher M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 413 Tehama
Gfrtzen Otto, carpenter, r. 7 Ewing PI
Gerwin Gdrge H., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 2318
Sutter
Gerzabek Ogcar V., manager Dnion Oil Co., 313-
315 Front, r. 6l)5 Stelnor
Gerzabek Oscar V. Jr., superintendent Union
Oil Co.. 313-315 Front, r. 605 Steiner
Geschke Charles, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 438 Tehama
Gcschle August, brewer, r. 722 Grove, rear
Geschle Carl, brewer, r. 722 Grove, rear
Getchell Henry G., cardrlver, r. 144 Fifth
Getchell James T., porter Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 528 Howard
Getchell L. W., r. 5 Grant Av
. Getcher Maggie Mrs., select school, 1516 Post
! Gethin Maria Miss, teacher music, r. 100 McAllister
GethiiiKS Catherine, widow, r. 35 Hoff Av
GethingK Eliza A., widow, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Gethlngs George, clerk, r. 1131 Twenfy-tirst
Gethings Sarah J. Miss, r. 338 Eigliteenth
Getleson B. & Co. (Bernard Getleson and Abraham
Loewe) boots and shoes, 116 Battery
Getleson Bernard (B. Getleson & Co.) r. 1511 Post
Getleson David, r. 1.511 Post
Getleson Harry, clerk B. Getleson & Co., r. 1511 Post
Gettey William J. Jr., salesman Le Count Bros., r.
Alameda
Getty James, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 1627
I'ine
Getty William J., patternmaker, r. 1627 Pine
Getz Abr>iham, dairy produce, 16-17 Grand Central
Market, r. 1515 Webster
Getz August, painter, 332 Bush, r. 310 Mason
Getz B.rnbinl (Getz, Ml'ly .t Milly) r. 1719 Post
Getz Briitliers .t Co. (loseph and Louis Getz) whole-
sale commission merchants and dealers provis-
ions and dairy produce, 2iM)-211 Market
Getz Charles, cook Gruen & Zinkand
Getz David, lunk dealer, r. 61! Shipley, re»r
Getz Edward, but.her, r. 499 !< Fourth
Getz Joseph (Getz Bros. &Co.) r. 1724 Bush
Getz Joseph & Brothers, merchants (Lower Lake,
Cil.) offl-o 20'.l Market
Getz Louis (Getz Bros, k Co.) r. 29.30 California
Getz Marcus, teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r. 39 South
Park
Getz Morris (Krenz & Getz) r. 1707 Post
Getz Max, cijKT dealer. 209 Battery, r. H07 Grove
Getz. Mllly .V Milly (Beruhard Getz and Jerome and
Charles Millv) Cal. Tallow Works, St. Thomas nr
Savannah, nffi e 20'.t--211 Market
Getz liudolph J., painter, 508 Market and 9 Sutter, r.
222 Oak
Getzen.lanuerSalathlel, bricklayer, r. 2725 Howard
Getzler Frederick, actor, r. 331 >« Bush
Gevenis George, cook, r. 520 Bush
Gewer Au«ust, secretary Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., 323 Front, r Alameda
Oey Isl torus Rev., assistant pastor St. Boniface's
Church, r. 123 Golden Gate Av
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSH AND AMKUTCAN
enouiiMiU-, <i!laze<i nntl l*]aln.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
GevsberKer Ro'sina Mrs. r. 732 Vallfjo
Gfell Pius (T. MuBgrave & Co.) r. NW cor Eighteenth
and Guerrero
Gheen Josephine, widow, r. 514 Stevenson
Gheen William, car repairer S. P. Co., r. Florida bet
Twentieth nud Twenty-first
Gheriui Amante, wine dealer, r. 2539 Folsom
Ghiauda Pietro, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ghlelnietti Luigi, wood and coal, 2124 Larkin
Ghiolmetti Siero, distiller G. Rottanzi, r. SE cor Bry-
ant Av and Twenty-third
Ghiggeri Domenico, bootblack, 9 Hardie PI, r. i Row-
land
Ghiggeri Giovanni, bootblack, SE cor Pine and Kear-
ny, r. i St. Charles PI
Ghiglieri Roniticio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1413 Montgomery
Ghigliazza Nicola, candymaker L. Demartini & Co.,
r. 425 Filbert
Ghilarducci Nicholas, clerk Paolinelli Bros., r. 1934
Fillmore
Ghio Dominic, fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Ghio Eduardo, tinsmith, r. 1519 Dupont
Ghio Felice, tailor, 101 Montgomery Av, r. 911 Minna
Ghio John, foreman E. Gosliusky & Co.
Ghio Manuel, fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Ghio Marie, widow, r. 1519 Dupont
Gliirardelli D. Si Sons (Domingo, Domingo Jr.,
Joseph and Louis) importers and manufacturers
chocolate, coffee and spices, 411-417 Jackson
Ghirardelli Domingo (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oak-
land
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr. (D. Ghirardelli &. Sons) r.
2416 Fillmore
Ghirardelli Eugene, salesman Gamier, Lancel & Co.,
r. 220 Chestnut
Ghirardelli Joseph (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oakland
Ghirardelli Louis (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r. Oakland
Ghirardelli Louis, scavenger, r. 533 Green
Ghirardelli Stefano, scavenger, r. 533 Green
Ghiselli Giocondo, clothing, 107 Pacific
Ghisla Salvatore, parasols and umbrellas, 1326M
Stockton
Ghizzi John, porter Heiman & Shaen, 403 Pine
Giacobbi Louis A., foreman Pac. Jewelry Co. r. 2939
Clay
Giampoaoli John, teamster, r. 331 Union, rear
Giampoli Bernardino, fruits and vegetables, 735
Broadway
Giampnlini Mary, candymaker L. Demartini & Co.
r. 516 Filbert
Gianelli Domenico, fruits, 911 Bryant
Glanetti L., cook Sartori & Fantini
Gianettoni Camillo (Gianettoni & Pedroni) r. 523
Gre^n
Gianettoni Glacomo, proprietor Ticino Hotel, 514
Pacific
Gianettoni Alalachia, wholesale and retail
dealer wines and liquors, 29 Sixth
Gianettoni Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni) r. 902
Howard
Gianettoni & Pedroni (Camillo Gianettoni and Mi-
chele Pedroni) liquor saloon, 833 Kearny
Giannini Amadeo P.. entry clerk L. Scatena & Co., r.
411 Union
Giannini Danieli. fruit peddler, r. 11 Montgomery
Court
Giannini Eduardo, fruit and vegetables, r. 617
Greenwich
Giannini Flora, dressmaker, r. 1323 Stockton
Giannini Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
Mission Road nr Five Mil»House
Giannini Gaetano, r. Girard 'bet Felton and Bur-
rows, U. M. T.
Giannini Giovachimo, with Sartori & Fantini
Giannini Henry G., laundry, 2317 Pine
Giannini Henry P., liquor saloon, 2127 Mission, r.212
Eighteenth
Giannini John, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 1426 Powell
Giannini Joseph, waiter, r. 1323 Stockton
Giannini Natalie, peddler, r. 2405 Taylor, rear
Giannini Peter A., importer Swiss watches Hud mnfr
watch cases, and aiient H. L. Matile of Locle,
and J.J. Bradollet of Geneva. 109 Montgomery r.
316 Hiiyes
Glannotti L. & Co. (Louis Glannotti) fish, clams, etc.,
6 New Clay Street Market, r. 214)4 Sixth
Giannotti Louis (L. Glannotti & Co.) and fruits, 214 J4
Sixth
Giauola Dominick, sheet iron worker Francis Smith
& Co., r. 3341 Mission
Gianoli Giovanni, artist, 729 Montgomery
Gianotti Enrico, musician, r. 444 Union
Gianotti Henry, salesman G. Rottanzi, r. 1012 Twenty-
second
Gianotti John, farmer, r. 438 Union
Gianotti Nicola, shoemaker, 1402 Dupont, r. 1337 Du-
pont
Gianotti Rinaldo, bartender G. Rottanzi, r. 1012
Twenty-second
Giant Po^vcler Co., Albert Dibblee president, L.
B. Chapman secretary, otfice 30 Caliioruia, Band-
mann, Nielsen & Co. general agents, 30 Califor-
nia, works Fleming's Point, Alameda Co.
GIANT POWDER CO.,
Nobel's Explosive Gelatine,
GELATINE, DYNAMITE,
JUDSON POWDEH IMPROVED.
BANEMANN, NIELSEN & CO.,
General Agents,
30 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Giata F. C, tinsmith, r. 407 Pacific
Gibb Albert C, cigarmaker, r. 26 Turk
Gibb Emma J., widow, r. 517 Jones
Gibb Galvin W., sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 517
Jones
Glblt) James, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 Geary
Gibber Edward F., blacksmith, NW cor Potrero Av
and Twenty-fourth, r. 1115 Treat Av
GIbbes Charles D., surveyor and draftsman, r. 234
Bush
Gibbes James T., surveyor and draftsman, 102 Mont-
gomery Block
e^ Gibbes. See Gibbs
Glbble William, engineer, r. 617 Davis
Gibbon Edward F., pawnbroker, 625 Kearny, r. 2112
California
Gibbon J. F., physician, 707 Commercial, r. 2112 Cali-
fornia
Gibbon Patrick, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Gibbon William R., saddler, r. 1812 Union
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, 1805 Broderick
Gibbons Annie Miss, bookkeeper Sec. 1 Sea Wall, r.
816 Lombard
Gibbons Bernard, laborer, r. 625 Florida
Gibbons Charles, teamster, r. 120 Howard, rear
Gibbons Charles P., solicitor H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
2608 Mission
Gibbons E'., carpenter, r. 134 Hickory Av
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37 MarM St.
Mamifaciurers of Sho-w Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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513
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Gibbons Francis W., ni(;bt watchniaa Headquarters
U. S. A., r. 708>i Fulton
Gibbons Geurge A., dairy, r. Pereia Av, Excelsior
Homestead
Gibbons Harry J., porter, r. 321 Ji O'Farrell
Gil)l)onH Helen Mrs., furnished rooms, 172:J Market
Gibbons Henry jr. , pbyslcian and professor ob-
litetric-s and diseases of woiueu and children,
Oocper Medical College, office and r. 920 Polk,
office hours 1 to S and G: 30 to 7:30 P. M.
Gibbons James, upholsterer, r. G44^ Jessie
Gibbons John, r. 1508 Powell
Gibbons John, butcher, r. 6 Jansen
Gibbons Jwhn, teamster, r. 319 V^ Union
Gibbons J., teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 724
Front
Gibbons Julia, widow, r. 6 Janson
Gibbons Laura Mrs., confectionery, 1306 Market, r.
•210 Van Ness Av
Gibbons Lewis, candy mnfr, 114 Turk, r. 110 Turk
Gibbons Mary, widow, r. 211 Layton, rear
Gibbons Michael, teamster, r. 724 Front
Gibbons Michael J., bootcrimper, r. 83 Stevenson
Gibbous Hichard, r. 333 Geary
Gibbons Sarah, widow, r. 4 Taylor PI
Gibbons Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 1121 York
Gibbi.na Thomas, real estate, r. 413 Valencia
Gibbons William, attorney at law, 509 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Gibbons AVilliam, fuller 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. f) Jansen
Gibbons William, steerage steward stmr City of Eio
de Janeiro
Gibbons William H., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r.
Alameda
Gibbs Albert, traveling salesman, r. 1421 Mission
Gibbs Charles E. (Scotchler & Gibbs) r. 833 Post
GIbbs Charles H., barber Charles Moses, r. 2(53 Third
Gibbs Corn«liug V. S., adjuster marine losses
.303 California, room 18, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Frederick A. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 431
Bartlett
Gibbs George, machinist F. A. Bobbins, r. 520 Pa-
cific
Gibbs George B., engineer, r. 2000 McAllister
Gibbs George W. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 2857
Sixteenth
Gibbs George 'W. & Co., (George W and Fred
erick A. Gibbs and Edward A. Seltridge) Import-
ers iron, steel, blacksmiths' tools, etc., 33-39 Fre-
mont and 34-10 Beale
Gibbs Harry T., salesman G. W. Gibbs & Co., r. 722
Post
Gibbs Jacob, stoves and tinware, 31 ^ Ninth
Gibbs J. D. , superintendent Station A, Post Office,
r. 1148Sntter
Gibbs Jonathan C, carpenter, r. 719 M Minna
Gibbs Reuben F., sawfiler, r. American Exchange Ho-
tel
Gibbs Sarah, widow, r. 1 Magner PI
I Gibb!i' V. S. Bonded Warehouse, John O.
Sirauch proprietor, 8W cor Front and Vallejo
Gibbs W. H., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Gibbs William, steward, r. 1220 Stockton
Gibbs William C, marine adjuster, 303 Califor-
nia, room in, r. Oakland
B^- Gibbs. See Gibbs
Gibeau Isaac O, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 509
Twenty-sixth, r. 2912 Mission
Gibeau J<'hn, bakery and varieties, 32(13 Mission
Gihert Edward, shoemaker, 184 M Jessie
Gibfried Conrad, miner, r. 721 M Clementina
Giblin Daniel, horseshoer, 1G23 Pine,r. Myrtle Av bet
Gouuh and Franklin
Giblin Emma Miss, draper W. S. Hochstadter & Co.,
r. 110 Ninth
Giblin James, merchant, r. i Freelon
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Giblin James F., clerk, r. .'ioc, Turk
Giblin John guard House of Correction
Giblin John J., varnisher, r. SE cor Vallejo and Jones
Giblin Joseph, laborer, r. 1070 Howard
Giblin Mary Miss, seamstress Bare Bros., r. 110 Ninth
Giblin Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Giblin Thomas J., driver N. B. and M. RK., r. 2650
Folsom
Giblin Timothy J., liquor saloon, 1301 Leavenworth.
r. 1329 Clay
Giblin William, shoemaker, 159 Ninth, r. 110 Ninth
Gibney Andrew D., core maker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 201 Clara
Gibney Homer W., bookkeeper, r. 502 Powell
Gibney James, clerk H. Cohen, r. 1)47 Willow Av
Gibney John, laborer, r. 203 Greenwich
Gibney Margaret, widow, r. 347 Fremont
Gibney Michael, laborer, r. 203 Greenwich
Gibney Samuel, painter, r. 1124 Alabama
Gibney Thomas B., liquor saloon, 131 Natoma, r. 438
Clementina
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. 84
Clipper
Gibson Alexander, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 418
Laguna
Gibson Anna M. Miss, r. 1009 Union
Gibson C. H., stonemason, r. 1142 Union
Gibson Charles A., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. 10119 Union
Gibson Fannie, teacher music, 328 Ellis
Gibson Francis, r. i'A Elizabeth
Gibson Frederick, patternmaker O'Connell & Lewis,
r. 26 Turk
Gibson George, candymaker H. Pfenninger & Co., r.
1033 Market
Gibson George B., upholsterer, 1432 Howard
Gibson George F., hostler City RU., r. 1429 Mission
Gibson George L., millwright, r. 2U Franklin
Gibson Henry W., oiler Risdon I. and L. Works
Gibson Herbert L., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1427 M Valencia
Gibson James, feeder The Dickman-Jones Co., r. 7'20
Howard
Gibson James, laiindryman La Grande Laundry
Gibson James C, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
2819 California
Gibson James E., cook Wheeland & Collins, r. 10
O'Farrell
Gibson James J., hostler Wells Fargo & Co.. r. 358
Jessie
Gibson James L., capitalist, r. 612 Hyde
Gibson John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Gibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1139 Union
Gibson John H., driver P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 865)4
Market
Gibson John H., warehouseman, r. 766 Bryant
Gibson John S., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
American Exchange Hotel
Gibson John W., physician, 612 Hyde
Gibs(m Lydia L., r. 917 Sacramento
Gibson M., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Gibson M. A. Mrs., r. 916 Harrison
Gibson Martin R., druggist, r. G12 Hyde
Gibson Marvin P., with Byron Jackson, r. Lawrence,
Cal.
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor First United Presby.
teriaii Church, r. 803 Guerrero
Gibson Maxwell L. driver, r. 320 Fulton
Gibson Myra Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School,
r. 2222" Pino
Gibson Otis Rev., r. 2222 Pine
Gibson Phoebe, widow, r. Mariposa near Minnesota
Gibson K., com|)osltor Examiner, r. 523 Turk
GibHon Richard, journalist News Letter, r. 821 X
Montgomery
Gibs(m Robert, boatman foot of Third, r. NW cor
Third and King
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309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ciibsou Hubert, laborer, r. 7(18 Bryaut
Gibson IJobert J . captaiu U. S. A. post surfieon, AU-a-
traz Islaud
Gibsou Rctbert W., elevator man, 230 Montgomery, r.
7 Carlos PI
Gibson Samuel, aasiBtant superintendent Sutter St.
RR., SE cor Sutter and Polk
Gibsou Samuel S., carrier Post Omce. r. 720 Howard
Gibson Samuel T., porter A. F. Sawyer, r. San Rafael
Gibson Simuel W., barber, 1209 Valencia
Gibson Thomas, assistant observer V. S. Signal
Office, r. 730 Geary
Gibsou Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Gibsou Thomas W., waiter A. Volz & Bro., r. 1142
Union
I Gibson Walter D. K., cashier John D. Spreckels &
Bros., r. 1009 Union
Gibsou William, calker, r. 132 First
I Gibson William, janitor, r. 7 Carlos PI
I Gibsou Williaui. milker Gordou & Howard, r. San
I Jose Road nr Industrial School
Gibson William C, raillman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Mariposa ur Aliuuesota
Gibson William F., attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
rooms 1,5-1(1, r. 2407 Clay
Gibson William J., clerk Frank Lowell, r. 411 Dolores
Gidcllngrs Benjamin F^ manager Railroad Ga-
zette, 219 Bush, r. 2034 Steiner
Giddings E. W. agent, r. 246 Fourth
Gienger Charles, r. .503 Fell
Gierisch John, r. 1807 Ortavia
Gies Augu=it, barber Mogan & Schneider, r. 1 Mont-
gomery Court
Gies George, barber Philip Cohen, r. 1210 Kearny
Gies Kilrain, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Gie.schen Charles O., clerk H. Wolters & Bro., r. 936
Twentieth
Gieschen Herman, groceries and liquors, 39 Taylor,
r. 512 Stevenson
Gieschen John W., teacher music, r. 263 Third
Gieschen Louis, machinist, r. 858 Folsom
Gieschen William, bartender Max Vogelsang, r. 12033^
Bu^h
Giese Brothers (Glaus and Jurgen H.) groceries
and liquors, 23o Pacific
Giese Claus (Giese Bros.) r. 216 Francisco
Giese John (Giese & Schlichting) r. 727 Davis
Giese Jurgen H. (Giese Bros.) r. 704 Battery
Giese & Schlichting (John Giese and Henry Schlicht-
ing) liquor saloon, 727 Davis
Giesecke Alfred, cooper Vopel fc Radtke, r. 25 Hill
Gipsen .\dolph, buti-her, r. 1068 Howard
Giesen Frederick, blacksmith Robert Giesen, r. 306
Fell
Giesen Robert, blacksmith, wagonmaker and
horseshoer, 305 Linden Av, r. 718 Fulton
Giesenkircben Adam, r. 17 Fair Oaks
Giesler Anton, milker Joseph Furrer, r. Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Giesler Joseph. maltster National Brewing Co.
Giesmann Charles, carpenter, r. 1723 Mason
Giessler John, cooper Vogel& Radtke, r. 427 Broad-
way
Giesting Josepli G., manager Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., 211-213 California, r. 1928 Pine
Giffert Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Giffin Coleman J., tinsmith, 3015 Mission
Giffin Herman E.. r. 2621 Sacramento
Giflin James, r. liTO Twentieth
Giffin John tinsmith, r. 2106 Taylor
Giffin Oscar F. Jr., clerk general auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 2R21 Sai-ramento
Gifford Edward L., draftsman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Gifford J. A. Mrs., hair goods, 2938 Sixteenth
Gifford Willi.am B., artist. 308 Post, r. Oakland
Glgblin Peter, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Gii?hon George H. (Thomas GlgUon & Son) r. 422
Bryant
Gighou ThomH6(Thomas Gighou fi Son)r. 422 Bryant
(iiuhon Thomas & Sou (Thomas and Ge<jrge H.) card
and seal engravers, 109 Montgomery
Gignat Peter, cooper, r, 4 Kohler PI
Gil Jo8(5 T., musician Tivoli Opera House, r. 1326
Kearny
Gilban John, wlredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2002
Powell
Gilbart Alfred J., clerk, r. 1433 Dupont
Gilbart Henry, barber Henry Heinz, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbart William, groceries and liquors, 1433 Dupont,
r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbert , watchman, r. N s Jersey bet Noe and
Castro
Gilbert A., mechanic, r. 1122 Market
Gilbert Adrian A., clerk freight auditor's office B. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Gilbert Albert, printer, r. 428 Greenwich
Gilbert August, confectionery, 237 Post
Gilbert Augustus, carpenter, r. 2004 Mason
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 110
O'Farrell
Gilbert Caroline, widow, r. Sixteenth bet Carolina
and Center
Gilbert Charles, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
Berkeley
Gilbert Charles W,, vice-president Sterling Furniture
Co., r. Oakland
Gilbert Christopher J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler
Works, r. 19 Twenty-second
Gilbert E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Gilbert Edward, shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 234 Minna
Gilbert Edmund C, compositor Examiner, r. 721
California
Gilbert Emile, cook, r. 538 J4 Natoma
Gilbert Ernest A., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 1814 Union
Gilbert Esther Miss, cardmaker H. Cohen, r. 748 Fol-
som
Gilbert Francis D., physician, 1247 Market
Gilbert Francis P.. r 1814 Union
Gilbert G. Miss, r. Sixteenth bet Carolina and Center
Gilbert George S. Jr. (Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell) '
r. 421 Hyde
Gilbert Henry, r. 641 Commercial
Gilbert House, John Desbarats proptr, 8^4 Mont-
gomery
Gilbert James D., teamster, r. 1711 Jessie
Gilbert Jane Miss, r. luiS}^ Mission
Gilbert J. J., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. Olympla, W. T.
Gilbert J. Martin, salesman Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 217 Fair Oaks
Gilbert John, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Gilbert Joseph, laborer, r. 548 Minna
Gilbert Lafayette, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Gilbert Louis P., saloonkeeper, r. 029 Bush
Gilbert Michael, crockery and glassware, 153 Fourth,
r. 718 Folsom
Gilbert Paul, with Jean Peyre, r. 2 Potter
Gilbert Robert, artist, r. 1814 Union
Gilbert Thomas, laborer Pac. Graphite Mnfg Co., r.
1715 Howard
Gilbert Thomas S., confectionery, 806 Larkln, r. 433
Larkin
Gilbert Walter, driver Sterling Furniture Co., r, 1711
Jessie
Gilbert William, cooper, r. 10 Hampton PI
Gilberts Edward, stonecutter, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gilbertson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gilbertson Louis, bricklayer, r. 134 Fourth
Gilbertsou Michael H., with Phil Neis & Co., r. 1108
Montgomery
Gilbertson Robert, ship liner, r. 516 Howard, rear
Gilboy Bernard, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1319 Broad-
way, rear
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Gilbride Bernard F., euciueer McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 7U'2 Fourteenth
Gilbride Michael W., blacksmith J. W. Keefe, r. 702
Fourteeuth
Gilbride Patrick, r. 702 Fourteenth
Gilbride Roderick A., niachiuist, r. 702 Fourteenth
Gilby John, junk dealer. .Mulaccii nr Osage
Gilcher John, cabinetmaker Kichurd Ueniug, r. Bel-
mont Hotel
Gilcher Joseph, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Gilchrist John, laborer, r. 248 Tehama
Gilchrist John G., with J. T. M. Kelly & Co., r. 500
Eddy
Gilchrist John P., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1817
Mason
Gilchrist Maria J., widow, r. 823 Valencia
Gilchrist Robert C, policemau, r. 1H17 Mason
Gilchrist Robert C. Jr., clerk Neu.-^tadter Bros., r.
1817 Mason
Gilchri-t William, bookkeeper, r. 506 Eddy
Gilcrest John, deputy U. S. Surveyor, 630 Commer-
cial, r. Oakland
»■ Gilday. See Gildea and Guildea
Gildea Ann, widow, r. 1511 Stockton
Gildea Charles, deputy Assessor, r. The Baldwin
Gildea John, r. Silver State
Gildmee.ster J. P. H.. real estate, r. 621 Sansome
Gilder G. W., barber, 36 Eddy
Gilder W.. yardman I'ac. Rolling Mill
Gilderman Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1220 Fulton
Gildersleeve Robert, teamster Miller & Wauyh, r. 453
Niitoma
Gildmacher M.. r. 110 Hyde
Giles Catharine, widow, r. Bahama bet Yazoo and
Su^qllehaDna
Giles Charles F., salesman Central Milling Co., r.
462 Clemeuiina
Giles Uavid I., operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
1217 Mission
Giles George, rigger, r. W b Kentucky bet Butte and
Napa
Giles James \V., grain weigher, r. 1633 Eddy
Giles J. St., waiter The Baldwin
Giles Joseph H., r. 2417 Mission
Giles L., r. 109 Austin
Giles M. A. Mrs., r. 10 Falmouth
Giles Oren A., master mechanic, r. 408 Jones
Giles Robert, contractor, r. Bahama bet Yazoo and
Susqiurh inna
Giles VV. H. Mrs., r. 8 Boyd
Giletti Phiueus E , biirber, 68 First
Giletti Secoudo (Chutiin ,t Giletti) r. 772 Stevenson
Gilfeatlier Annie Mrs., r. 2.)r) Perry
Gilfeather Angu.st J., r. 378 California Av, B. H.
Gilt'eiither Frank, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather Frank J., upholsterer, r. 378 California Av
Gilfeather James, carnage painter, r. IKH Pacific
Gilfeather Joseph A., cutter Leak Glove Mufij. Co., r.
5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Aoh Av
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer Lock Spring Mattress
Co., r. 2n Calif.. rni.i Av, B. H.
Gilfeather Owen A. J., d^rk, r. 2.il Cilifornia Av
Gillillan James C. draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
1211 Oilden Gate Av
Gilfillen Jonah C, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1222 Leavenworth
Gilfoy John, p iliceman, r. 31H Rau'JCh
Gilgeii Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 53J Geary
Gilgen Rog.r, plasterer, r. 530 Geary
Gilgeukrantz Krnest, carpenter J. Hammond & Co.. r.
25 Julian Av
Gil«uii Patrick, seaman, r. 153 Clara
Gilham Frank M. (L. D. Stane & Co.) r. Oakland
Gilhooly Benjamin, meltur 8. F. Stove Works, r. 508
Ellis
Gilhooly John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
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Gilhooly Thomas P.. butcher, r. 212 Townsend
GilhulyHugh, porter Dunham, Cartigan & Uayden
Co., r. 251 a Clara
GilhulyHugh J., cutter F. P. C. Junker, r. 257X
Clara
Gilhuly James, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Qayden
Co., r. 2.57 M Clara
Qilhuly Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and
Greenwich
t£y Gilhuly. See Gillogley
Gilkyson Albert R., en.!ineer, r. 1705 Devisadero
Gilkyson John W., clerk The J. Dewing Co.. r. 1705
Devisadero
Gill Annie Mrs., r. 223 Ritch
Gill Catherine, widow, r. 79 Jesoie
Gill Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 228 Clara
Gill Ellen, dressmaker, r. 3i7 Clementina
Gill Eug^eue, wiih Detels & Schneider, 8 Sacra-
mento
Gill Evan, stairbuilder Drew & McLaughlin, r. Oak-
laud
Gill Harriet widow, r. 315 Halght
Gill H. D. .Mrs., r. 1043M Valencia
Gill James B., superintendent San Francisco Dis-
trict Telegraph Co.. 80'.» Market, r. 1309 Scott
Gill James J., laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. 14 Salmon
Gill Kate, widow, r. 25 Kate, r. ar
Gill Lizzie, teacher music, r. 646 Folsom
Gill Mury Mr.'^., bakery and confectionery, 100 Shot-
well
Gill Michael, r. 679 H Harrison
Gill M. S., raachinehaud, r. 332 Third
Gill K. D.. draftsman, r. 120 Po.st
Gill Robert, salesmin Cain & Co., r. 3011 Laguna
Gill Stephen, boilermnkT, r. 316 Fourth
GiU Thomas, hostler D. M. Short, r. 2434 California
Gill Thomas, liborer, r. 5 Welsh, rear
Gill William, canraak'-r W. W. Montasue & Co.,r. cor
Cortland and California Avs. B. H.
Gill William, laborer, r. Toinbit^hee nr Servia
Gill William, shoemaker, r. 223 Hitch
Gill William B., waiter, r. 32 Fourth
Gill William F., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburgfe Co.,
r. 1U3RM Twenty-second
Gillain J., traveling salesman Kittle & Co., r. Oak-
land
Gillam William, engineer, r. 20 Minna
Gillan Frank, seaman, r. l.'O Folsom §
Gillaii James, r. 11 Natoma
Gillan John, laborer, r, 212 First
Gillan Johu. seaman, r. 272 Urannan
Gillan John, teamster, r. 408 Fourteenth
Gillan William P., packer, r. 5 K-hler PI
B^ Gillan. See Gilleu, Gillin and Gillon
Gilard C*iarlc8, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Gillard G., produce dealer, r. 11 OFarrell Alley
Gilliird Samuel T., painter, r. 95iH Howard
Gillberg Herman, jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r.
.50(> Powell
Gille Henry, clerk general freight office 8. P. Co.. r
812 Treat Av
Gille Hinry Jr., pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 812
Treat Av
Oilleece James, hod carrier, r. R14 Sixth
Gilleece James, truckman, 13 Hiyes, r. 34 Hayes
Gllleii Alma, widow, r. 7llii>4 Bush
Glllen Charles J., butcher Eugene Avy, r. NE cor
Paraguay and Yaz >o
Gillen C. J., painter, r. 869 Market
Gillon Dominick, laborer, r. !I15 Post
Glllen lames, laborer Patrick Big;;ins, r. Nevada nr
Utah
Oillen John, shoemaker, r. 5.53 Mission
Gillen John, teamster, r. 1727 Market
Gill<>n .lohn H., druggist, NW cor Eleventh and
Mission
Glllen .lohn H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
024 Filbert
TYPE FOUNDERS, .PALMtR & REY, 405-407 SANSOfflE ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN CO;ttPANl^
GIL
516
GIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pir« - Place Triniiiiiiij^s
a Speoiiilty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Gillen ThomaR, oaiimaker W.W. Moutaj'ue & Co.
B^- Gillen. See Gillaii, Gilllu and Gillon
Giller Charles, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 10 Par-
ker Av
Giller Charles J., cook, r. 18 Thirteenth
Giller Charles L.. engraver and die sinker, 402 Mont-
gomery, r. IG Parker Av
GiUeran Bartholomew, laborer, r. Mariposa nr Ver-
mont
Gilleran James, proprietor Windsor Hotel, 905
Market
Gilleran Patrick, teamster, r. 312 Langton
Gillerau William, salesman Keilly & Co., r. 426 Waller
Gilles Charles, waiter, r. 119 Third
Gilles William, foreman blacksmith Eisdon I. and L.
Works
Gillespie Charles, laborer, r. Ifi Tehama
Gillespie Charles V., attorney at law, searcher
of records and notary public, 14 Montgomery, r.
629 McAllister
Gillespie Frank, r. liOS Post
Gillespie George, laborer, r. Mississippi nr Mariposa
Gillespie George G., contractor and builder, 330 Pine
room 11, r. 1503 Devisadero
Gillespie James, r. 30 Stanly PI
Gillespie James, fireman, r. 19 Welsh
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 317 Ritch
Gillespie James, longshoreman, r. 568 Mission
Gillespie James, collar cutter Main & Winchester, r.
711 ^ Oak
Gillespie John, carriage painter, r. 9 White's PI
Gillespie John H., assistant foreman Hose No. 9
Gillespie John J., carriagepainter, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie John J., painter, r. 23 Natoma
Gillespie Joseph J., r. 529 Sacramento
Gillespie Kate Mrs., r. 733 Bryant
Gillespie Lucy K. Mrs., bakery, 1305 Leavenworth
Gillespie Minnie Miss. r. 2426 Post
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 711^ Oak
Gillespie S. A. Mrs., furnished rooms. 144 Ninth
Gillespie Thomas, policeman, r. 209 Fifth
Gillespie Thomas, teamster, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie Thomas, waiter, r. 217 Ritch
Gillespie Thomas F., clerk, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 2009
Jackson
Gillespie William M., bookkeeper, r. 27 Hinckley
B^~ Gillespie. See Gillespy
Gillespy John H. (Gillespy & Childs) r. Alameda
GILLESPY & CHILDS ,.«..»«.
Gillespy and Walter C. Childs) com-
mission merchants and agents Yuma
J>Iill and 3Iining Co., Glencoe Consoli-
dated Mining Co.. and Daggett Ore
Sampling Co., 133 California
Gillett George, patternmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
541 Fourth
Gillett Isaac, sawyer, r. 677 Clementina
Gillett Ralph J. J., clerk Spring Talley W.W., r. 2210
Gillette Charles, photographer David Cobb, r. 420
Leavenworth
Gillette Daniel B. Jr., mining engineer, 68 Nevada
Block, r. Union Club
Gilli Regolo C, drnggist, 523 Davis, r. Grace Terrace
Gilliam James B., solicitor F. C. Baxter, r. 435 O'Far-
rell
Gilliam M, r. 422 Bryant
Gilliams Frank, coalpasser stmr Colima
Gillick Edward, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill. r. S s
Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
Gillick James, r. Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
Gillick James, fireman TJ. S. Mint, r. North Temescal
Gillick Terrence S., steward, r. 1002 Powell
Gillies Daniel, wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r. 954
Mission
Gillies Robert, cook Kaufman & Feldmann, r. 903
Mission
Gillies William, blacksmith, r. 62 Clementina
Gillig Jacob, carriage trimmer A. Folsom & Son, r. 15
Cook
GlUigan James, laborer, r. Thirtieth nr San Jose Av
Gillijian John T. , clerk, r. 13 Alvarado
Gllligau, Joseph, carpenter, r. 430 Clementina <
Gillif,'an Kate, widow, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan Kate, dressmaking;. 115 Kearny
Gilligan Martin, with P. T. Flinn, r. 50 Norfolk
Gilligan Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 13 Alvarado
Gilligan M. F. Miss, sah slady C. B. Perkins, r. 13
Alvarado
Gilligan Michael, trackman Geary St. RR., r. 1616
Devisadero
Gilligan Thomas, teamster, r. 1553 M Market
Gillihan William T., salesman Kast & Co., r. 426
O'Farrell
Gillilaud Adam, cashier Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r. 932
Fillmore
Gilliland Eliza J., widow, r. 1703^ Jones
Gilliland Lizzie Mrs., r. 112 Taylor
Gilliland Newell, barber, r. 134 Haves
Gilliland Willla-^ r. Humboldt Hotel
Gilliland William J., clerk freight auditor's ofiSce
S. P. Co., r. 400 Turk
Gilliland William J., salesman, r. 873 J^ Market
Gilliland William M., shoecutter, r. 17033^ Jones
Gillin Frank, r. 624 Filb. rt
Gillin George B.. attorney at law, r. 624 Filbert
Gillin James, hackman C. F. Dryer, r. 1315 Stockton
Gillin James W., policeman, r. 624 Filbert
Gillin Jane, widow, r. 624 Filbert
Gillin John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Gillin John H., harnessmaker and assistant foreman
Hose No. 9, r. 624 Filbert
Gillin Joseph F., teamster, r. 624 Filbert
Gillin Peter A., teamster, r. 624 Filbert
^r Gillin. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillon
Gillingham William, stock dealer, r. 1314 Geary
Gilliots F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1313 Du-
pont
Gillis Annie, widow, r. 4 Alaska PI
Gillis Alexander J., cardriver, r. 827 Folsom
Gillis Bella, domestic 1812 Bush
Gillis Charles, lodgings. 657 Mission
Gillis George P., mining, r. 2218 Jackson
Gillis Isaac, r. 677 Clementina
Gillis James, vice president Cal. Steam Navigation
Co., r. Stockton Cal.
Gillis Patrick, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
1^- Gillis. See Gillies
Gilllway John J., lather, r. 613 Post
Gillmor John B., compositor Examiner r. 623 Lom-
bard
Gillmore Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gillmore S. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1065 Market
8^" Gillmore. See Gilmore
Gillner P. H., carpenter, r. 6685:^ Clementina
Gillogley Annie Mrs , dressmaker, r. W s Chapulte-
pec nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Gillogley George, drayman, r. 1314 Folsom
Gillogley John, carpenter, r. NW cor San Jose Av and
Diiy
Gillogley Peter, teamster, 128 Steuart, r. 226 Tenth
Gillogley Robert, drayman, r. 1314 Folsom
Gillom Peter J., r. 1620 Washington
Gil-Ion Charles M., musician, r. 9313^ Folsom
Gillon Edward E., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
2730 Folsom
Gillon James, with Charles W. Fox, r. The Baldwin
8S- Gillon. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillin
Gillony John M., painter, r. 9 Taylor
Gillovich Martin, cook, r. 17 St. Mary's
Gillson John, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox, r. 605
Ellis
Gillum T. B. (Gillum & Lawton) r. 1203k Market
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
]»I\RKFT ST.. OK. THURO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
wASH^N=?T?N sT.lPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
GIL
il7
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Gillum & Lawton (T. H. Glllum and .1. B. Lawtou)
mannfacturers' aj^entH. llO.iH Market
Giliiian A. J., shoemaker Buckiugbaiii & Hecht, r. 19
Paije
Giliuau Arthur, ^iMer Sanboru. Vail & Co., r. 115
GILMAN BENJAMIN F.
patent tul« buttle cuvtrs, sole inanu>
factiirer, 430-4^2 Ninth r. 417 Tenth
Oilman Charles, porter J. Straus & Co.. r. Oakland
Gilmau Charles A., dry plate coater Williams ot Greg-
orv, 1 . 1224 Mission
Oilman Charles E., with B. F. Gllman, r. 417 Tenth
Gilmau Charles H. (Gilman & Danforth) r. Oakland
Gilmau Emma Mrs., lodgings, 217 Second
Gilmau Frank, barber H. H. Creighton, r. 417 Stock-
ton
Gilman Henry, bookkeeper James B. Barber & Co., r.
Hotel Pleasanton
Gilmau John P., merchant, r. 11.5 Eighth
Gilman Louis, teamster Charles Callahan
Gilman Martha E., widow, r. 2138 Howard
Oilman Neil, cooper, r. 18M Gilbert
Gilman SamuelJ., master mariner, r. 717 Bush
Gilman Thomas Mrs., furnished rooms, 518 Taylor
Gilmau Thomas, musician, r. 518 Taylor
Gilman William W., pressman Bulletin, r. 2914 Fill-
more
Gilman t!k Danforth (Charles H. Gilman and E.
•p. Danforth) proprietors Atlantic Free Warehouse,
SE cor Battery and Broadway, Atlantic U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, 716-718 Battery, and Front
St.Warehoni^e, SW cor Front and Broadway, olBce
716-718 Battery
Gilmartin Andrew^ clerk Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r.
110:^ Oak
Gilmartin Charles F. (Huff & Gilmartin) r. 424 Fol-
som
Gilmartin .James, r. 110.'3 Oak
Gilmartin John T., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1103
Oik
Gilmartin Katie A., waitress Mrs. Jennie Breen, r.
Tiffany -Av nr Twenty-eighth
Gilmartin Mary, widow, liquor saloon, SW cor Spear
and Folsom
Gilmartin Thomas, laborer, r. N s Solano bet Tennes-
see and Kentucky
Gilmer R. J., carrier Post Office, r. 801 Filbert
Gilmore Charles C, clerk, r. 2308 Mission
Gilmore Daniel W., r. 1198 Haight
Gilmore Elijah S., r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Forest A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore F. P., lieut. U. S. N., supervisor construc-
ti(m U. S. cruiser. Union Iron Works, r. 1104
JIarket
Gilmore Gerry S., salesman F. Grant, r. Alameda
Gilmore Harry, r. 946 Mission
Gilmore H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Geary
Gilmore .John, r. 321 Clementina
Gilmore James, cardriver, r. 121 Welsh
Gilmore James, clerk, r. 120 Freelon
Gilmore James, laborer, r. 315 Harrison
Gilmore James H. , bookkeeper Merchants Fire Alarm
Service, r. 946 Mission
Oiimore John H., real estate agent, 321 Mont-
g(jmery, r. 2032 Bush
Gilmore John J., engineer Tug Kate, r. 13 Clemen-
tina
Gilmore Kate Mrs., liquor saloon, 211 Tehama
Gilmore Louis F., bookkeeper The J. Dewing Co., r.
331 a Eddy
Gilmore Lucretia Mrs., r. 248 Clementina
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, r. 1614 Lyon
Gilmore M L. Mrs., widow, r. 72H Union
Gilmore Patrick, longshoreman, r. 413 Fremont
Gilmore Peter, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
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Gilmore Quincy S., carpenter, r. 2833 Folsom
Gilmore Samuel, capitalist, r. Paraguay nr Tombig-
bee
Gilmore Sarah, widow, r. C18 Ellis
Gilmore Stephen D., r.ll4 Liberty
Gilmore Thomas, longshoreman, r. 413 Fremont
Gilmore William, painter, r. 1727 Market
^^ Gilmore. See Gillmore, Gilmor and Gilmour
Gilmour George, shipjolner, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour George T., carpenter, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour Jenny Mrs., r. 648 Stevenson
Gilmour John, machinist, r. 27 0»rden
Gilmour Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Groye and
Laguna, r. 540 Grove
Gilmour Thomas W., sample clerk Siegfried & Bran-
densteiu, r. 540 Grove
Gilmour William J., with S. F. Planing Mill, r. 27
Garden
f^" Gilmour. See Gillmore, Gilmor and Gilmore
Gilroy Ann, widow, r. .557 Natoma
Gilroy H., teamster, r. 5 JIarket
Gilroy James, bookkeeper, i*. 10 I^ily Av
Gilroy Maud Miss, saleslady, r. 557 Natoma
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Buchanan
Gilroy Thomas, packer Quartermaster's Dept, U. 8.
A., r. 134 Fourth
Gilshennan Patrick, tanner, r. 42 Dorland
Gllson Edward, clerk James C. Pennie, r. 1910 Lyon
Gllson Edward B., clerk Sutton k Beebe, r. 1910
Lyou
Gilson George, hostler, r. 7 Julian Av
Qilson Livingston (Jaiiin k Gilson) and mining
engiueer, 211 Sansome, room 6, r. Palace Hotel
Gilson M. H., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 6, r. 634
Bush
Gimble William, porter Dodge, Sweeney k Co., r. 522
Montgomery Av
Glmniel Albert L., cooper, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Giistave A. stevedore, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Henry L., jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 6
Telegraph PI
Gimmel Julius C, furrier, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Louisa, widow, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Glmmini Hugo, stock clerk Newman k Levlnson, r.
5 hitch
Gimpel Maurice C, paints and oils, 2637 Market
Gingg George, butcher Jacob Glngg, r. 1735 Market
Gingg Jacob, butcher, 1735 Market
Gingg John, r. 530 Pine
Gingg Ulrich, barber, r. 925 Larkin
Gingrass M. Mme., widow, r. 227 O'Farrell
Giuley Dennis, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 200 Sev-
enth
Ginn George A., salesman Kahn Bros., Bine it Co., r.
227 Getry
Ginney John, laborer, r. 15 Welsh
Ginocchio Domiuico, liquor saloon, 539 Washington,
r. 516 Filbert, rear
Ginocchio G. (Ginocchio & Belgrano) r. 2727 Folsom
Ginocchio Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Ginocchio H. (Baclgalupi * Ginocchio) r. 203 Point
Lobos Av
Ginocchio Pietro (Ginocchio & Llppl) r. 629 Lom-
bard
Ginocchio JSi Belgrano (G. Ginocchio and F. N.
Belgrano) comuiiBsion and purchasing agents, 420
Ginocchio k Lippl (Pietro Ginocchio and Lulgl
Llppl) fruits, SE cor Lombard and Mason
Oinonde Frederick, milk ranch. Bacon nr Oirard,
U. M. T.
Oinro P., steward stmr City of Peking
Ginsberg Goodman, laborer, r. l.'>9!4 Tehama
GInter Lottie Mrs., r. 1 Lida PI
Ginther Frank, cigarniaker. r. 5 Welsh
Giiity James, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission ana
Seventh, r. 62."> Minna
Ginly John, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMi'ouTKiis or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
B09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Giutzburgor ArniBud. clerk Greenebaum, Weil &
Mi.-hels, r. l.i-2 . Post
Oiobutta A., yardman Pac. Rolling IMill
Giocoudo Paolo, waiter I. Cueuiu, r. 1012 Montgom-
ery
Glonflli Domenico, fniit and vegetables, 9U Bryant
Giorgi Nicolo (G. N. & E. Petretti) r. UOO Pacific
Giorgi Peter, gardener, r. Guadaloupe nr Railroad Av
Giorgiani Mary Miss, r. 9U Pine
Giovanelli Antonio, salesuuan L. G. Sresovich & Co.,
r. lOU Montgomery
Glovannetti Charlerf, butcher, 244 Fourth, r. 304
Clementina
Glovannetti George, commission merchant, r. 509
Howard, rear
Giovannettl Girolomo, salesman L. Benussl & Co.. r.
609 Howard
Glovannetti Salvador, carriagemaker, r. 626 Wash-
ington
Giovanni M., r. 961 Market
Giovaunini Angelo, yardman John Mlddleton. r. 314
Broadway
Qiovannini Daniel, wood and coal, 808-810 Pacific
Giovanninl Felix, warehouseman r. 317 Green, rear
Giovannini Francisco, liquor saloon, 426 Broadway,
and wood and coal, 431 Broadway
Giovannini Luigl, teamster A. Codeglia, r. 1523 Du-
pont
Giovannini Philip, brassworks, 105 Fremont, r. 425
Ridley
Giovannini Philip Jr., meter reader Spring Valley
W. W., r. 425 Ridley
Giovannini Sabatlno, liquor saloon, 1129 Dupont. r.
9 Union PI
Giovannini Zeppi, balloonmaker, r. 7 Virginia PI
Giovannoli Antonio, clerk, r. 1014 Montgomery
Giovannoni Albert (G. Giovannoni & Co.) r. 909 Val-
lejo
Giovannoni Angelo, laborer, r. 2 Grand PI
Giovannoni Angelo, liquor saloon, 618 Front, r. 707
Greenwich
Giovannoni G.& Co. (Gabriel and Albert Giovannoni)
wood and coal, 741 Vallejo
Giovannoni Gabriel (G. Giovannoni & Co.)
Vallejo
Giovanonl Paoli, expressman, r. 7 Gordon
Giovanovlch Nicholas, cook, r. 723 Davis
Giovanovicb Martin, cook E. Todorovlch, r.
Davis
Gipson Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 1816 Stevenson
Girard Auguste, saloonkeeper, r. 3 Keyes Alley
Girard C. C, bookkeeper, r. 33 Waller
Girard E. Miss, dressmaking, 122 Geary
Girard Edward L., clerk Simpson & Millar,
Jessie
Girard Emile (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 1212 Powell
Girard Eugenie Miss, r. 542fi Natoma
Girard Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia)
California
Girard Herniine Miss, dressmaker, r. 422 Powell
Girard House, Robert McMillan proptr, 142 Seventh
Girard Louis, shoemaker, r. 32 Wildey
Girard Paul, die sinker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
542 J^ Natoma
0^ Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard
Girardin M. H., barber, 1905 Fillmore
Glrardot Leon, janitor, 633 Kearny
Qiraud Adelaide F. Mme., midwife, r. 323 Montgom-
ery Av
Glraud Benjamin, with J. Jullien & Co.
Giraud Charles, cook, r. 110 William
Giraud Etienne (Giraud Jt Martin) r. 1015 Clay
Glraud Germain, poultry dealer, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Giraud Joseph, paper carrier, r. 19 Sixth
Giraud JosepTi C, paper carrier, r. 19 Sixth
Giraud Margaret, widow, r. 619 Jessie
Glraud & Mai tin (Etienne Giraud and Charles Mar-
tin) liquor saloon, 532 Pacific
739
819
Gird Richard (W. W. Ersluue & Co.) r. Pomona, Cal.
Girkin -iHines, r. 343 Minna
Girls' High School, John Swett principal, NW cor
Bush and Hyde
Girnnold M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 429 Bush
Giroltz Loreniz, machinist, r. 12 Vincent
Girou Joseph, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1405 Bu-
chanan
Girot Alfred, machinist Talt & Halnque, r. 1115)6
Treat Av
Girot D<lia. nurse City and County Alms House
Girot Etienne, capitalist, r. 732 Harrison
Girot Frank, laborer, r. 812 Kearny
Girvin Charles R., Bbipcarpenter, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Ernest A., stenographer, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 26-27. and official reporter Supreme Court
of Cal.. r. 2203 Webster
Girvin James W. (J. W. Girvin & Co.) r. Oakland
Girvin J. W. «& Co. (James W. Girvin) rubber
goods and Pacific Coast depot Boston Belting Co.,
2-4 California
Girvin Lawrence J., stenographer McAllister & Ber-
gin, r. ;^3 Perry
Girvin Richard D. (Blum, Baldwin & Girvin) r. 1812
Goiigh
Glry Aimee, mnfr children's clothing, 635 Kearny, r.
527 Pine
Giry Camille, tailor Aimee Glry. r. 527 Pine
Giselman William, agent S. Clinton Hastings,
and real estate agent, 120 Phelan Bldg, r. 1720
Golden Gate Av
Gisin Christian E., butcher, 523 and 843 Valencia, r.
623 Valencia
Gisler Joseph, brewer, r. 54fi Birch Av
Gisson Peter, miller Yolo Mills, r. 3 Minna
Gitcliell Chase, attorney at law, 636 Clay, room
10, r. 1227 Washington
Gitchell James 91., attorney at law and register
in bankruptcy, 636 Clay, room 10, r. 1227 Wash-
ington
B^ Gitchell. See GetcheU
Gitsham Charles, carpenter, 717 Valencia, r. 122 Hill
Gindecella Charles P., r. 19 Stanly PI
Giuffre Joseph, barber, 324 Grant Av, r. N s Califor-
nia bet Stockton and Powell
Giuntini C. & Co. (Carlo Giuntinl and Domenico Pa-
ganucci) boarding and lodging, 115 Clark
Giuntini Carlo (C. Giuntini & Co.) r. 115 Clark
Giurach Matteo, restaurant, 305 Sixth, r. 1043 Twen-
ty-fourth
Giusi Antonio, bootblack, 319 Montgomery Av, r. 222
Broadway
Giusti A. & Co. (Alphonso Giusti and Rinaldo Mi-
lan!) fish dealers, 511 Merchant
Giusti Alphonso (A. Giusti k Co.) r. 331 Union
Giusti Alphonso, expressman, r. 1510 Mason
Giusti Giovanni, gilder. 13 Trinity, r. 16 John
Giusti John J., dental student W. J. Younger, r. 2024
Mission
Giusti Joseph A., restaurant, 105 California Market,
r. 2024 Mission
Giusti Setimo, fruits and vegetables, 632 Green
Giusto Domenico, expressman, SW cor Market and
Seventh, r. 510 Grove
Giusto Frank, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 510 Grove
Giusto James J., bartender P. McArdle, r. 510 Grove
Givan William, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 504 Chest'
nut
Givanovich Adolph (Mathe & Givanovich) r. 519 J^
Oak
Glvens David G., elevatorman, 330 Pine, r. 1424 Clay
Givens Charles S. (Jones & Givens) r. Occidental
Hotel
Givens George D., bookkeeper McAlester & Jones, r-
8 Yerba Buena
Givens Henry D., clerk Custom House, r. 33 Fifth
Givens Patrick, peddler, r. 12 Caroline
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire te. Co. OF LONDOK
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
CEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT CCMPANYUaIk^tV! BOOKSELLERS, SmiONERS, ETC.
GIV
519
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Giverson Raosford, joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
115 Seven'h
Givin Alexander H., painter, r. 757 Folsom
Glace A. D.. r. 131 Taylor
Glace Henry, shoemaker, r. Sickels Av nr San Jo86
Koad, Ocean View
Glacken •James, carpenter, r. W s Kentucky bet Santa
Clara and Center
Glacken Joneph, ironworker, r. W 8 Kentucky bet
Siinta Clara and Center
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. Lin-
coln. Cal.
Gladding Charles B. H., baggage master S. P. C. Ry.,
r. Oakland
Gladding George, bookkeeper, r. 106 Eddy
Gliiddlng M. J., r. 420 Powell
QLADDING, McBEAN & 00.
C'harleii ,Gl2t(l(lin$; president, P. McG.
McBeau secretary, Georjje Chambers
vice-president, manufacturers iron-
stone se-wer pipe and architectural
terra cotta, etc., 1338-1360 Market
Gladding Theodore O., traveling salesman P. Loril-
lard & Co., r. Oakland
Gladey Kate, saleslady, r. 1611 Scott
Glading Lawton C. barber, r. 1353 Bush
Gladman George W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 27 Haw-
thorne
Gladson George M., master mariner, r. 339 McAUiBter
Gladson Sallie Miss. r. 339 McAllister
Gladstone Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storev Co.,
Nev.) E. .M. Hall secretary, 314 Pine, rooms 1-2
Gladwin Edwin H-, bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron k Co.
r. 2042 Howard
Gladwin Frederick E. (J. P. Mlghell & Co.) 413 Mont-
gomery
Gladwin George S., clerk freight auditor's oflQce S. P.
Co. r. 2-216 Howard
Gladwin William H., r. 607 Buchanan
Glancer Henry, r. 804 Shotwell
Glancy Patrick, r. 26 Turk
Glanville William W., supt Orin Jones t Co. r.
Oakland
Glanz John, mason, r. 2012 Stockton
Glary William A., cook, r. 242 Minna
Glaser Arnold, glazier, r. 714 Devisadero
Glaser August C., master mariner, r. 135 Clipper
Glaser Charles, r. 9i)2 McAllister
Glaser Charles F.. salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons. r. 29
Eddy
Gla!?er E. F., druggist, r. 1045 Market
Glaser Ernest, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. 147 San
Bruno Road
Glaser I.sidor, glazier, r. 714 Devisadero
Glaser Marcus, r. 902 McAllister
Glaser Michael, news dealer, r. 224 Linden Av
Glafter Peter, contractor, r. 2212 Mason
Glaser Samuel, glazier, r. 714 Devisadero
tSr Glaser. See Glazier
Glasgow James, farmer. Ocean House Road nr Far-
ley's Old Corner
Glasko Morris, furniture, 1628)4 Mission and 237
Third
Glass Frederick, barber A. F. Serpa, r. 1239 Folsom
Glass Frederick H., clerk Cluff Bros. r. 418 Laguna
Glass Henry, captain U. S. N., r. 1001 Pine
Glass Jamts, shipjoiner, r. 284 Minna
Glass Lizzie Mrs., with W. S. Allen, r. 1225 Market
Glass Louis, r. 312 Van Ness Av
Glass Marcus, varieties, 324 Sixteenth
Glass Marcus, tailor, r. 2924 Sixteenth
Glass William, seamar, r. 266 Brannan
Glass William, solicitor Bulletin, r. 609k Minna
Glass William C, clerk Standard Soap Co. r. 1818 Lyon
Glassblowers' Protective League, 927 Mission
Glassett Charles, clerk Corkery & Quill, r. NE cor
Folsom and Army
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Glassford John R., conductor N. B. and M. BB.. r.
401 k McAllister
Glassford Nancy Mrs., r. 1703 Market
Glassford P. S., salesman O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., r.
Berkeley
Glasfford R. H., mail clerk Examiner, r. 423 Powell
Glassman Abraham, barber, 9 Piicific, r. 1604 Green
Glassmau Charles, barber, 140.) Dupont, r. 60* Green
Glassmau Edwin (Glassmau it Co.) r. 314 Jones
Glassman Harry, barber, 203 PaciBc, r. 19 Baonam
PI
Glassman Jacob (Glassman k Co.) r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgom-
ery, r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, junk dealer, r, 19 Bannam PI
Glassman & Co. (Jacob and Edwin Glassman and J.
J. Sturgeon) agents Dineman Soap Co., 209 Bat-
tery
Olasso Rudolph, waiter, r. 524 Pine
Glatz L. O., salesman M. J. Flavin k Co., r. 431
Stevenson
Glatz's Glycerine Co., Chas. Sonntag k Co.
agents, 114-116 Market
Glauber Charles H., wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
333 Bay
Glauch Herman (G. A. Elnselen k Co.) r. 573 Minna
Glavicich Baldasare (H. F. Alberts k Co.) r. 225
Minna
Glavinovich John, restaurant, 121054 Polk, r. 1012
Larkin
Glawson Albert B., sodamaker, r. 613 Mission
Glaze George I., phvslcian, 2402 Mission
Glazeby J., blacksmith, r. 26 Turk
Glazier Frederick M., gardener, r. SW cor Pacific Av
and Baker
Glazier Jamr-s S., gardener, r. Maple bet Washlnton
and Jackson
Glazier Richard, laborer, r. 17 Hoff Av
Glazier Richard, stableman, r. 2127 Mission
Glazier William W.. driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1309 De-
visadero
S^" Glazier. See Glaser
Gleasou A. M. Mrs., physician. 307 Mason
Gleason Claus, dealer fish, r. 160 Tehama
Gleason Edward H., clerk John Devine, r. 2 Whee-
lock PI
Gleason Eugene 0., clerk Freeland & Hewitt, r. 31
Oak
Gleason Frank P., salesman, r. 1 Russell
Gleason George D., proptr Mountain View House. 675
Missiou
Gleason George R., salesman, r. .509 Filbert
Gleason Henry P., insurance agent, r, N 8 Twenty-
eighth nr Dolores
Gleason H. L., collarmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Gleasou Jame^", carixuter, r. 112 Sanchez
Gleason James, laborer, r. 217 Minna
Gleason James, proptr Idaho House. 1.532 Polk
Gleason James W., salesman Hugh McCabe, r. 614
Minna
Olenson John, expressman, r. 112 Sanchez
Gleason John, laborer, r. Ilandley House
Gleason John, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,r. 2
Wheelock PI
Gleason John Jr., clerk John Devine, r. 2 Wheelock PI
Gleason John H. (Gleason k Hulling) r. 935 Sacra-
mento
Gleason Juliet A. MUs, r.23 Glover
Gleason K itle, dressmaker, r. 316 Clementina
Gleason M. Mrs., r. 757 Mission
Gleason M., watchman Spring Valley W. W., r. 408
Shipley
Gleason Martin M.. shoemaker D. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1608 Jessie
Gleason Marv A. MrB.,r. 612 Minna
Gleason Mnrv M. Miss, r. 23 Glover
Gleason Michael, painter, r. 41 Kvi-rett
(Heiison Mi ha.l, port, r, r. H Hlmmelmunn PI
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
AHSBTS OVBR FIVE DIILIilOXS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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520
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMritUlKHS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>il>« FidliiK;". »I1 Si'/.eH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Qleason Patrick, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 255G
Greenwich
eason Patrick, houseniover. r. 307 Mason
euson Patrick F., Groceries and liquors, SE cor
Tweuty.flfth and Harrison
eason P. G.. CHpltalist, r. 402 Broadway
eason T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
eason Thomas, tailor, r. '23 Glover
eason Timothy, r. 2742 Folsom
eason Timothy G., laborer, r. 1 Russell
eason William, clerk W.W. Montague & Co., r. 119
Silver
eason William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
27 Freelon
eason William F., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 712 Twenty-third
eason William H., coal dealer, r. 10 Chenery
eason William H., deputy Superintendent Streets,
r. 527 Turk
easou William J., law student, r. 527 Turk
eason Y., entry clerk James DeLa Montanya, r. 307
Mason
eason & Hulling (John H. Gleason and Dominick
Hulling) barbers, 336 Bush
fl^" Gleason. See Gleeson
eed Ambrose, r. 943 Folsom
eeson Cornelius, r. 624 Fourth
eeson Frank, r. 624 Fourth
eeson Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
eeson Harry P , solicitor Commercial Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. N s Twenty-eighth ur Dolores
eeson John, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Mission,
r. W s Sanchez bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
eeson John, stevedore, r. 337 Bryant rear
eeson John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r 225 Howard
eeson John E. (John E. Gleeson. & Son) r. 621}^
Ash Av
eeson John E. Jr. (John E. Gleeson & Son) r. 621 >^
Ash Av
eeson John E. & Sons, (John E. and John E. Jr.)
liquor saloon, NE cor McAllister and Laguna
eeson M., expressman, SE cor Sixth and Mission,
r. 441 Minna
eeson Michael, r. 8M, Ringold
eeson Patrick J., blacksmith Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 68 Clementina
eeson Richard, S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
eeson William, driver F. Greg, r. 743 Folsom
eeson William, tiler, r. 116 Silver
eeson William H. cook Park Hotel
eeson William H., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
W s Sanchez nr Henry
*" Gleeson. See Gleason
eiii Carlos F., r. 913 Fell
en Ellen Park, office 228 Bush
en Ranch Dairy, Nathan Davidson proprietor, NW
cor Sierraand Pennsylvania Av
encoe Consolidated Miiiiiigr Co. (Glencoe,
Cal.) Gillespy .t Childs agents, 123 California
enn . r. 828 Folsom
enn A. G., manager Columbus Buggy Co., 221-223
Market, r. Fruit Vale
enn James, contractor, r. 21 Oak
enn John, foundryman, r. 73 Clementina
enn John, peddler, r. 312 Noe
eun Michael, laborer, r. 1610 Baker
enn Thomas, r 730 Howard
enn Timothv, laborer, r. 364 Eleventh
enn William H., machinist, r. 2633}4 Harrison
ennan J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
ennan Martin, butcher NE cor O'Farrell and
Jones, r. 432 O'Farrell
ennan Willi.im, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
ennon Isabel T. Miss, teacher Longfellow t'rimary
School, r. 203 Taylor
Glennon John, watchman, r. 818 Lyon
Glonnon Jolin L., machinist Marshutz & Cautrell, r.
917 M Sutter
Glennon l-awrcnce, harness cleaner Excelsior Sta-
bles, r. 917 k- Slitter
Glennon Mary, domestic 1713 Broderick
Glennon William, laborer, r. N s Twentieth bet San-
chez and Noe
Glennon VViniam, policeman, r. 921 O'Farrell
Glennon William F., gardener, r. 30 Pleasant
8£^ Glennon. See Glennau
Glenville Edward, waiter, r. 416 Minna
Gless Alois, wines and liquors, wholesale and re-
tail, SE cor Fourth and Harrison, r. 403 Fourth
Gleuny Isaac, waiter, r. 61 Shipley
Glick A. W., r. 38 Fifteenth
Glick Henry, packer R. A. Swain & Co., r. 517 Linden
Av
Glick Kolman, stripper H. Plagemann & Co., r. 617
Linden Av
Glickman David, jeweler, 2006 Fillmore, r.230G Web-
ster
GlicUsen J., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Glidden Albert P., carpenter, r. 630 Mission
Glidden Cora A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 602 Capp
Glidden George, painter, 1231 Market
Glidden Gordon F. with Geary St. RR., r. Point Lo-
bos Av nr Twenty-fifth Av
Glidden Harvey K. (H. K. Glidden & Co.) r. 14 Grant
Av
Glidden H. K. «Sf Co., distillers' agents and bro-
kers, 14 Grant Av, rooms 32-33
Glidden Louisa, widow, r. 826 Shotwell
Glidden Mary A. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 602 Capp
Glidden P. B., attorney at law, 528 California, room
4. r. 602 Capp
Gliebe George, molder George H. Mixer, r. 39 Natoma
Glindemann August, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt
r. 344 Tehama
Glindemann John, driver Fortmann & Co., r. 344 Te-
hama
Glindemann William, watchmaker Cummlngs' Sons,
r. 344 Tehama
Glindeu John E., salesman Nolan & Descalso, r. 11
Ritch •
Glinden Martin J., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
11 Ritch
Glindeu Mary, widow, r. 11 Ritch
Glissman George, waiter, r. 1103 Montgomery
Gllssman Henry, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
334 Hayes
Glissmann Frederick, clerk Charles J. Hinrichs, r.
337 Third
Globe Brass and Bell Foundry, Whyte & De
Rome proprietors, 137 Beale
Glenn M., r. 1010 Mission
Globe Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of Lon-
don, Wm. T. Coleman & Co. agents, 121 Market
Globe Portrait Co. (George K. Everitt and John J.
Jackson) portrait painters, 233 Kearny
Glock Anton, instrumentmaker Electrical Supply Co.
r. 2112 Mason
Glocker Charles, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1423 Cali-
fornia
Glocker Frederick, clerk, r. 1423 California
Glocker M E. Mrs., r, 1423 California
Glocker Rudolph, traveling salesman Peter B. Simons
k Son, r. 1423 California
Gloffclof Savalia, broommaker, r. 805 Davis
Gloistein August, salesman Hermann Joost, r. 703
Green
Gloistein Charles, clerk P. A. P. Schmalz, r. SE cor
Hayes and Van Ness Av
Glootz Adolph (Flschbeck & Glootz) r. 1507 Sacra-
mento
Glootz John, groceries and liquors, 421 Geary, r.
1116}^ Larkin
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BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manu'acturers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtures.
3? MarlEt St.
IRPAD HARftSZTHY & CO. lwASH^N?T?NST.!ProBrietcrs of the Orleans Vineyard
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521
GOD
Gl'>8 Andrew, shoemaker, 2337 Bnsh
Gins Sebnstian. cellarman, r. 510 Sixth
Glosser C. F. Mrs., bakery, 1708 DeviMadero
Glister Danlfl M., menhaut, office 44 Phelan Bldg,
r. Ea;;leville, Modoc Co.
Gli.tz Louis, baker, r. tiia Pa.-lflc
Gloulicr Herman, merchant, r. !)23 Geary
Gl.iiiber Milard F.. clerk S. Marcus, r. !t23 Geary
Giver Andrew, interpreter, r. 42(l Vallejo
Gl"ver George, stewanl, r. 614 Folsom
Gluver George A., clerk Post Offii-e, r. 420 Vallejo
Glover George J., r. (>44 Howard
Glover George S., bookkeeper Wempe Bros., r. 838
Valencia
Glover H. W., manager Ever Beady Drees Stay Co.,
809 Market, room 84
Glover .James, boilermaker, r. E B Tennessee bet So-
lano ai\d IJntte
Glover .lohn F., carrier Post Office, r. 16 Pfelffer
Gl"ver Mary, widow, r. 33 Louisa
Glover S. K. Mrs. widow, r. 238 Ritch
Glover Stephen C, saddle and haruessmaker, 731
Montgomery, r. 420 Vallejo
Glover & Willcomb (Boston, Xew York and Ohl-
ciigo) \V. T. Caldwell, ageut. offi<-e 0.58 Mission
Gloyd George S., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger& Co.,
v. :!18 .Jessie
Gluck Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore
Gliick George, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 5 Mor-
ris Av
Gluck Gustave, maltster National Brewing Co. , r. 506
Fulton
Gluck Jacob, tailor, 76.5 Mission, r. Alameda
Ghickert Louis, carpenter, r. 229 Sixth
Gluckman Isaac, varieties, .5.38 Third
Glncknian Simon, watchmaker, r. 538 Third
Ghid Christian, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Glnnz Albert, salesman George F. Van DeMark, r.
Oakland
Glunz Christian, salesman George F. Van DeMark, r.
Oakland
Glim/. George, traveling salesman George F. Van De-
Maik, r. Oakland
Glnnz .John, aitificial stone worker, r. 2012 Stockton
Gluuz .John B., teamster E. du Montel, r. 926 Minna
Gluyas Edna Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hosiiital
Gluyaa James, molder, r. 512 O'Farrell
Gluvas Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1522 Polk
Glynn Dnniel, r. 741 M Tehs a
Glynn Ellen, wirlow, r. 1221 Mission
Glynn Emerson O. (Glynn & Bridgeman) r. 206 Turk
GlVnn Ignatius, gasfitter, r. 719 5^ Natoma
Glynn John, liquor saloon, 154 Second
Glynn John, wonlpresser, r. 530 Sanchez bet Nine-
teenth and Hancock
Glynn John P., blacksmith, r. N s Greenwich nr
Webster
Glynn John P., cigars, 222 Fourth, r. 3-51 Tehama
Glynn Martin, laborer, r. Teneriflfe nr Potomac
Glynn Mary Miss, city agent London, Northern,
Queen and Connecticut Ins. Cos., r, 1909 Stockton
Glvun Mary, widow, r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn Michael, r. 741 M Tehama
Glynn Michael, laborer, r. KSIU Baker
Glynn Michael F., compositor James H. Barry, r.
!221 Mis-ion
Glynn M. J., laborer, r. 212 First
Glvnn Thomas J., wharfinger Union Street Wharf, r.
415 Powell
Glynn Thomas R., assistant bookkeeper F. Mandle-
baum & Sons, r. 1221 Mission
Glvnn Timothy, laborer, r. 364 Eleventh
Glvnn Vincent G., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1909 Stock.
t.>n
Glynn William, foundryman, r. 16 Nntoma
Glynn William P., oiler, r. I'.i09 Stockton
Glynn k Bridgeman (Emerson O. Glynn and John
W. Brldgeman) teamsters, 126 Market
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS !
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & ULOANE aO. .
IMlV)HTi:itS r)I-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MARKET STSEET.
Gnoss Frank, milker Martin Johnson, r cor Hamil-
ton and WayUnd, U. M. T.
Goad William F., attorney at law, A06 Montgom-
ery, room 2. and member Hoard of Education, r.
NW cor Washington and Gough
Goane James J., teamster R. Tiernan k Co., r. 907
Capp
Gobbee Ernest, watchmaker and jeweler, 635 Folaom
Gobeille Jane, bakery, W a Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Gobert Francoe, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Gobey Frank, liquor saloon and oyBter house, 228
Sutter, r. 236 Suiter
Gobey Jesse G., with Frank Gobey, r. 226 Sutter
Gobinler Ernest, wood turner G. F. Atkinson, r. 14
Mint A v
Goble John E., liquor saloon, SW cor lUIuols and
Merrimac
Gobleit .\nton, gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Six
Mile House
Gock Albert, hostler John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 67
Minna, rear
Godart Henrietta, widow, r. 726 Green
Godbier C, second assistant engineer stmr City of
Topeka
Godchaux Adolph, agent, r. 826 Ellis
Godcliaux Edmond, mnnnfacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 30, r. 826 Ellis
Godchaux Eliza, widow, r. 807 Polk
Godchanx Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 526 Ellis
Godchaax Lucleii, manufacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 30, r. 826 Ellis
Godchaux Tilly, clerk, r. S26 Ellis
Goddard .\rthur O., barber E. Barnickel, r. 643 H Sec-
ond
Goddurd Clark li., dentist, 131 Post, rooms 1-2,
r. Oakland
Goddard George H., civil and mining engineer, r. 629
Golden Gate Av
Goddard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 23
CoUingwood
Goddard Henry K., news editor Call. r. 1008 Hyde
Goddard James O., saddlemaker William Davis, r.
S45 Misnion
Goddard Joseph (Goddard & MacDonald) r. 246 Tay-
lor
Goddard Otis M., manager D. M. Osborne & Co.,
Bluxome bet Fifth and Sixth, r. Alameda
Goddard William H., blacksmith P. F. Dundon, r. 643
Second
Goddard & JIa( Donald (Joseph Goddard and Ben-
jamin J. MacDonald) liquor saloon. 1200 Market
Goddin Richard G., shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht.
r. 21 Rose Av
Godeau Benita Mrs., laundress F. Angonnet, r. 1 Jas-
per PI
Godeau Julius S.. butcher. 1404 Dupont. r. 524 Union
Godeau Parfait E , upholsterer, r. 1 Jasper PI
Godels Gustavus, r. 418 Green
GodetCharhs, upholsterer George Castel, r. 844)4
Folsom
Godet Louis, French laundry, 920 Howard
Godet Thomas M., agent, r. 16 Taylor
GodeusJohn D., photographer, r. Tenerlffe nr Rail-
road Av
Godfrev (Carrie Miss, actress Tivoll Opera House, r.
422" Van Ness Av
Godfrey Charles, porter, r. 737)4 Union
Godfrey Edward A., Insurance broker, 306 Sansome,
r. 711 Jones
Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey (Jeorge, exi>re«HmBn, r. Trinidad nr Yaroo
Godfrey George T , brass molder W. T. Oarratt & Co.,
r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
Godfrey Henry, porter Henry Doyle k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Godfrey Honora, widow, r, 131 Oak
G.dfrev James T. Mrs., wi.low. r. .508 Powell
RUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & EEY, 40540? SaraniB St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
GOD
522
GOF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OKTEUS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All i»izes iiinl Niiiiibcrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber, 8 Folsoiu. r. 1812 Baker
Godfrey Nathaniel A. Jr., clerk J. M. Philip, r. 1812
Baker
Godfrey Sylvester J., sailmaker Harding, Brann &
Prior, r. 52 Clay
Godfrey William, printer, r. 14 Hoff Av
Godfrey William A. H., furnishing goods, 101-103
Second, r. 1506 Howard
Godin Heury. carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. cor
Capp and Twenty-sixth
Godin Victor, carpenter, r. 1157 Folsom
Qodkin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo
Godkin William H., collector, r. 629 Vallejo
Godley MontRomery, ofiSce Hi Montgomery, r. 1818
Sacramento
Godon Eugene, chief cook I. Cuenin, r. 531 Clay
Godsll James, r. 22 Pearl
Godsll Joseph, coremaker, r. 515 Union
Godsil Lulu A. Miss, stenographer Historical Pub-
lishing Co., r. 22 Pearl
Qodsil Timothy, expressman, cor Sixth and Brannan,
r. 2911 Harrison
Godstel Joseph, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Goe Samuel E., dentist. 229 O'Farrell. r. 607 Bu-
chanan
Goebbels Joseph, waiter, r. 131 Fifth
Goebbels Mary, widow, r. 131 Fifth
Goebbels Kudolph, glasscutter S. E. Hopper r. 131
Fifth
Goebel August H., r. 814 Treat Av
Goebel George, pork butcher, 247 Third
Goebel Louis, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Goebner Henry, cook, r. Humboldt Hotel
Gockerltz Ernst H., liquor saloon, 1048 Howard, r. 550
Natoma
Goeddel Louis, clerk, r. 1907 Haight
Goedecke Charles L., pork butcher. 1319 Pacific
Goedecke Louis P., pork packer, 1320-1322 Dupont, r.
537 Montgomery Av
Goedje Julius H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Goehring Adolph, artificial flowers, 913 Mission, r.
1425 Hayes
Goeller Edwin, reporter Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 2409
Webster
Goen Pauline, widow, r. 321 Turk
Goepel D. Mrs., r. 710 Ellis
Goepel Robert, shoemaker, 316 Grant Av
Goepfert Michael, painter Hall's Safe and Lock Co.,
r. Alameda
Goeppert George (George Goeppert & Co.) r. 209 Fill-
more
Goeppert George *: Co. (George Goeppert and John
Rapp) beer bottlers, NE cor McAllister and Frank-
lin
Goeppert William, with George Goeppert & Co., r.
519 Chestnut
Goeppert William Jr., foreman bottling works Chi-
cago Brewing Co., r. 519 Chestnut
Goertzhaiu Charles, tailor Manuel Sidlowski, r. 4
Lynch
Goertzhaiu Henry, gardener H. H. Berger & Co., r.
4 Lynch
Goess Alexander, millhand Laumeister Mills, r. 231
Seventh
Goethals Charles L., sewing machines, 1122 Stockton
Goethals Gustave, machinist J. W. Evans, r. 1419 Du-
pont
Goethals John, machinist C. W. Evans, r. 1419 Dn-
pont
Gieting H., musician, r. 322 Larkin
Goetjen Aaron, r. 218 Central Av
Goet.jen Adolph, clerk N. Goetj«n, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Charles, carpenter, r. W s Vermont bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Goetjen Edward, clerk N. Goetjen. r. 10fi4 McAllister
Goetjen Edward L., bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
10li4 McAllister
Got><Jeii Fa1>iuii, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fiiurlh and Bryant
Goef Jon Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Frrmrmt, r. 114 Chuttanooga
Goitj( n Herman H., clerk N. Goetjen, r. 1064 Mc-
Allister
Goetjen Jacob (Goetjen k Andresen) 5 Wall
Goetjen Nicholas, preservemaker, E s Webster nr
McAllister, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen /t Andresen (Jacob Goetjen and John Andre-
sen) bakery, 5 Wall PI
K?" Goetjen. See Oaetjen
Goetlier Charles, cabinetmaker S. P. Co., r. NW cor
Humboldt and Vermont
Goettig John, furniture trimmer, r. 704 Laurel Av
Goettig John, weaver Auerbach & Thompson, r. 1517
Howard
Goetting Charles, musician, r. 729 Pine
Goettlng Charles L., bookkeeper O'Brien & Spotorno.
r. 729 Pine
Goettlng Frederick, machinist, r. 421 Bush
Goettinger G. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. Ter-
minal Hotel
Goetz Andreas, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 923>4
Golden Gate Av
Goetz Balthazar, r. 430 Chestnut, rear
Goetz Bartholomew, carpenter, r. 456 Twentieth
Goetz Frederica H., widow, r. 1611 Jessie
Goetz George, teacher swimming, r. 317 Bay
Goetz Henry, jeweler, r. 913 Greenwich
Goetz Henry J. R., photo engraver Dewey Engraving
Co., r. East Oakland
Goetz Jacob L., blacksmith Langley & Jones, r. 1708
Mason
Goetz Julius, real estate, and manager estate of Hiam
Joseph, 405 Montgomery, room 14, r. 320 Mason
Goetz Lawrence, carpenter, r. 526 Filbert, rear
Goetz Leo. musician, r. 5 Fourth
Goetz Louis P.. tinsmith, r. 724 Mission
Goetz Otto, laborer John Schneider, r. 430 Chestnut,
rear
Goetz Paul, r. 132 Shipley
Goetz Pauline, domestic 1823 Sacramento
Goetz Robert, tanner B. Strueven, r. 134 Twenty-
sixth
Goetz William, bricklayer, r. 1708 Mason
Goetz William, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r. 49
Tehama
Goetz William L., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1708 Mason
eS~ Goetz. poo Gotz
Goetze Augi-«tJfi,a onfectioner E. Rotger & Co., r. 624
Lombard
Goetze Ernest A., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 624J>5
Lombard
Goetze Frederick W., fresco nainter, r. 909 Twenty-
sixth
Goetze Henry (Goetze & Baruth) r. 1803 Post
Goetze & Baruth (Henry Goetze and E. F. Baruth)
soda factory, 516 Octavia
Goewey Cliarles H., clerk insurance dept Balfour,
Guthrie k Co., r. 3U0 Page
Goewey Frank B.. student, r. 300 Page
Goe^vey James M., real estate, address Pacific
Club, r. 300 Page cor Laguna
Goff Almon B.. glazier Sierra Lumber Co., r. 116 Fell
Goff D. & Sons,- Goflf'8 braids. 517-519 Market
Goff Heury F., engineer tug Lnftle, office 277 East
Goff Joseph J., expressman, SW cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 1008 Filbert
Goflf Louisa C, ladies' nurse, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Goff William R., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 843
Mission
V^ Goff. See Gough
Goffe Mary, widow, r. 129 Harrison
Goffrie Charles, teacher music Van Ness Academy, r.
1109 Van Ness Av
Gofra Antonio, marble worker A. Paltenghl
SPECIAL PATTERNS
ki
THE HASTINGS,"
OEIENI In, a. Of MEWORJ
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager j
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Mmget ;
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 1maIk?tV!-E00KBIMRS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Gogan Etizs, widow, r. 253 Stevenson
Gi'KHn Jolin J., bluckBmith. r. 253 Stevenson
Gi'RMii William H , printer, r. 444 JeBsle, rear
uUCjIJll OllAKLljb plumber aiul
jfiifJitter, 331 Griiiii Av, r. 013 Polk
Goy. r l.lir, liquor galoou, 315 Muutyouiery Av, r. 510
Valkjo
Goger J' Keph, tinner and plumber Charles Gcger,
r. 634 Jessie
Gtoggin Uuvid, salesiDau Shea, BocquerazA Co., r. S 8
California Av nr Figaro, B. H.
Goggiu Edmund W. (Francis, Vuleutlne & Co.) 1913
Van Ness Av
Goggin E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Liberty
Goguin Emilie M. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
S -hODl, r. 11 Liberty
Goggin Ernest J., collector George H.Tay & Co., r. 11
Liberty
Goggin Gerald E., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. Alameda
Goggin John, bartender Kew Continental Hotel
Goggin John B., shoemaker, 105'i Valencia, r. 5 Pow-
ell Av
Goggin John J., stonecutter, r. 555 Natoma
Gogsln Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.522 Polk
Goggin Michael, boilermaker, r. 42 Natoma
Goggin Walter W., bookkeeper S.W. Levy, r. Alameda
Gohl Charles, waiter, r. 108 Clara
Gohrman Josephine Miss, seamstress, r. 503 Minna
Goich Antolne (Boroviiiich fc Goich) r. 1215 Polk
Goicovich George, restaurant, 303-305 East
Goicovlch George J., restaurant, 928 Larkin, r. 1012
Larkin
Goin Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Gojole Jnge, drover, r. Sumatra bet St. John and
Tombigbee
Gokel Louis, boxmaker 8. F. Box Co., r. 1109 Treat Av
Golcher Henry C. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r. 105
Broderick
Golcher William J. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r.
1.^06 Tavlor
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of Califor-
nia, Frank Jaynes prenident, Andrew White sec-
retary and treasurer, H. G. Phillips superinten-
dent, office 222 Sansome
Gold Med»l Braid Co. (New York) Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Gold Ralph W., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
616 Ellis
Goldaracena Michael, r. 1502 Powell
Goldaracena Orel M., druggist and chemist,
1201 Dupont, r. 1502 Powell
Goldbaum Victor F., clerk Alexis Pelle, r. 308 Sutter
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter, r. 1025 York
Goldbeck Paul, longshoreman, r. 2111 Meson
Goldberg Adolph, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. Oakland
GOLDBERG. BOWEN & CO.
iJnc-ob GoldberfT, Cliarles R. Boweu
and Hii$;o n. Keil) dealer.s clioice fam-
ily arroceries, teas and >vines, and im-
porter.x Frencb, English and German
table delicacies and Havana Key West
cigars, 436-433 Pine
Goldberg Charles, salesman Solomon Goldberg, r.456
Natoma
Goldberg Daniel, tailor, 441 Bush, r. 311 Hayes
Goldberg David, salesman, r. 1I91M Harrison
Goldberg David, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 818k
Montgomery
Goldberg Uenry, salesman Solomon Goldberg, r. 721 X
Minna
Goldberg H. S., r. 905 Market
Goldberg Isaac tailor, r. G08 Polk
Goldberg Jacob (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.) r.;2620 Cali-
fornia
W. & J. SlOANt & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OEDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Goldberg Lester, clerk, r. 1730 Eddy
Goldberg Louis, mnfr cloaks, 120 Murphy Bldg, r. 711
Franklin
Goldberg Louis, shoemaker C W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 114 Hayes
Goldbirg Max, jeweler, 538 Kearny, r. 1020 Vallejo
Goldberg Pnllip, solicitor, r. 101 H McAllister
Goldberg Simon L., with Esberg. Bachman & Co., r.
Oakland
Goldberg Solomon, carpets and wall paper, 933 Mar-
ket, r. 707)4 McAllister
Goldberg William, beer bottler, r. 1730 Eddy
Goldberger Joseph, r. 1308 Polk
Golden Acre Nursery, William Patterson proptr, W s
San Bruno Road, opp Tenerlffe
Golden Alois, shoemaker, 513 and 602 Twenty-third,
r. 602 Twenty-third
Golden Bartlett, teamster, r. 1,54 Shipley
Golden City Brewery, 1431 Pacific
Golden City Chemical Works, George G. Ker-
rison secretary, R. J. Layng superintendent,
works cor Seventh audXownsend. ofBce 313 Mont-
gomery
Golden Eagle Hotel, Gallagher & Wilson proptrs, NW
cor Montgomery and Broadway
Golden Edward, r. 421 First Av
Golden Gate (weekly spiritualistic organ) Golden
Gate Printing and Publishing Co. publishers,
James J. Owen editor, office 734 Montgomery
Golden Gate Athletic Clab, J. J. Jamison sec-
retary and manager, 190 Stevenson
Golden Gate Block. O. Livermore agent, 131 Post
Golden Gate Boat Club, W s Fourth, bet Merrimac
and Illinois
Golden Gate Commandery Knights Templar, 131
Post
Golden Gate Exchange, Schmidt & Meyer pro-
prietors, 22 First
Golden Gate Fair Association, Joseph I. Dimond sec-
retary, office lO'.t Front
Golden Gate Flouring Mills, Horace Davis &
Co. proprietors. 41-49 First
Golden G.-)te Hall. 1620 Pacifi.- Av
Golden Gate Hotel. Michael Weber proprietor,
134 Fourth
Gold< n Gate Hotel, Wilhelm Merz proptr, 1907
Haight
Golden (iate House. 510 Davis
Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A. Fleish-
hacker .^- Co. proprietors. 532 Market
Golilen Gate Park, entrance Baker bet Oak and
Fell
Golden Gate Park Commissioners, William
H. Dimond. JoHeph Austin and R P. Hammond,
Jr., office Park Lodge. Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park Station (T. 3. Life Boat)
Oceari Be
den
ftc I'ark
GOLDEN GATE PLASTER MILLS ......
<S£ Co. proprietors, man.ifarlurers cal-
cine plaster (plaster Paris) marble du*l
anil land plaster, 315-317 Main
Golden Gate Primary S.hool. Aurelia Gritfith prin-
cipal. Golden Gate Av. bet Pierce and Scott
Golden Gate Printing and Publishing Co., publishers
The Golden Gate, 734 Montgomery
Golden Gate Religious and Philosophical Society,
Mrw K I.. WatKcm pastor, cor Fifth and Jessie
GOLDEN GATE WINE ROOMS «tev. d.
Cbliicovicli & Co. proprietors, WK cor
Golden Gate Av and Larkin
Golden Gate Wire Cloth Manufactory, Vic-
tor Englnger proprietor. 108 Main
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co.,
Ariel Latlirop ))r.sldent, Willlnm Harney secre-
tary, ofll. c n:i.'' Market, mills Butte, Hainpshtro,
Bryant Av ami Twentieth
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BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 Californin, Stree
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W. W, Montague & Co.
Suction and Force.
FOR nANn, WIXU-91I1.1. A>I> rOWKK.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 8U, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STEEET
Gnlden George, r. 537 Sacranieuto
Golden Geor^'e (Jonas & Cm.) r. (\H .Jessie
Golden Georse, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Golden .Jacket Miiiiofj Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
office 831 Montgomery, room 2i
Golden Jamis, r. (i-tl Commercial
Golden .James, shipcarpenter, r. 2208 Powell
G dden .John, r. 401 Tehama
Golden John, foreman J. S. Naismith, r. 233 Steven-
8'iU
Golden John, janitor, r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John, laborer, r. 1 Aleraany
Golden John, laborer, r. 2nOl5 O'Farrell
Golden .John, with L. G. Sresovich & Co.
Goldnn John R., painter, r. 2423 Howard
1 Golden John W.. bookkeeper Thomas Golden, r. 414
I Eddy
Golden Joseph, canmaker, r. 27 J^ Bernard
Golden Joseph L., oiler stmr Bay City. r. 132 Hayes
Golden Leaf Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Douglas
Co., Nev.) C. H. Mason secretary, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 18
Golden M., canmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
Golden Margaret Mrs., r. 621 Jessie
Golden Matthew, plumber, r. 1 Alemany
j Golden Michael, surveyor, r. 703 Post
1 Golden Moses, rabbi, r. 32 Harriet
Golden Patrick J., paver, r. 818 Lyon
< Golden Robert P.. lumberman, r. 313 Fourth
Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Bros prnprietors,
718-722 .Market, 419-421 Kearny and 1234 Market
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works,
Wales L. Palmer president, 235-257 First
! Golden State House. 106 Eddy
Golden State Publishing Co. The, publishers The
Treasury, 511 California, room 14
Golden Thomas, undertaker, 114 Golden Gate Av, r.
414 Eddy
Golden Thomas E., shoemaker Grin Jones k Co., r.
421 First Av
Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 414 Eddy
Golden Thomas J., barber, r. 228 Sanchez
Golden West (monthly) James K. Taylor editor, 32
California
Golden William, canmaker, r. 104 McAllister
Goldenson Marcus, teamster, r. 444 Ninth
Goldenstein L., r. 444 J« Clementina
I Golder George A., clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 How-
, ard
! Golder Louis, groceries, NW cor Tenth and Howard,
[ r. 1401 Howard
Golder Louis Jr., clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 Howard
Golder Robert F., clerk Louis Golder, r. 1404 Howard
Goldfish Benjamin (Goldfish, Cohn & Co.) r. 515 Van
Ness Av
Goldfish, Cohn & Co. (Benjamin Goldfish and Sam-
uel Cohn) commission merchants, 215 Sansome,
room 2
Goldbammer Louis, clerk, r. 1601 Turk
Goldhurst John, painter, r. 721 Broadway
Goldieher Stephen, bookkeeper Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 413 Jones
Goldiug Thomas, master mariner, r. 607 Turi
Golding Thomas S., clerk, r. 607 Turk
Goldman Alfred J., r. .520 O'Farrell
Goldman Benjamin, cigars and tobacco, 133 Mont-
gomery, I'. 1624 Laguna
Goldman Celia Mrs., boarding, 923-925 Geary
Goldman Henry, bookkeeper Rothschild & Levinson,
r. 479 Jessie
Goldman Isaac A , r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Isaac W. (J. Goldman & Co.) r. 503 Golden
Gate Av
Goldman J. & Co. (Tulare, Cal.) office 209 Sansome
Goldman Jacob (J. Schussler .fc Co.) r. 428 Franklin
Goldman Jacob, fruits, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Kentucky and Butte
Goldman Joseph H., liquor saloon, 8-12 Eddy, r. 308
Hyde
Goldman Leopold, tailor, 167 Ninth, r. 4 Rausch
Goldman Louis J. (Goldman h Son) r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Mark L., clerk Goldman & Son, r. 2016 How-
OoUlruau Mary, widow, r. 724 Front
Goldman Max (Goldman & Co.) r. 217 Post
Goldman Moses, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.,
r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Rose, widow, r. 1509 M Devisadero
Goldman Sahniel L., stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., f .
1914 Howard
Goldman Sigmund L., shipping and commission
merchant, and manager Oriental Importing Co.,
520 Front, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Goldman Solomon, shoes, 403 Sixth
Goldman Stella P., packer, r. 724 Front
Goldman <S£ Co. (Max Goldman and Louis Lipman)
stockbrokers, 325 Pine
Goldman & Son (Louis J. Goldman) dry goods and
clothing, 2033-2935 Sixteenth
Goldmann Benno, chemist Am. Oil Co., r. 1419 Fol-
som
Goldmann Manfred, paper carrier, r. 1329 Filbert
Goldmeyer Abram, butcher I. H. Goldmeyer
Goldmeyer Isaac H., butcher, 1600 Mission, r. 913
Natoma
Goldmier Louis, butcher, r. 412 Sixth
Goldner Alfred C, attorney at law, 309 California,
rooms 13-14, r. 103 California Av, B. H.
Goldner Hattie Miss, teacher music, r. 103 California
Av, B. H.
Goldring Abraham, tailor, r. 440 Clementina
Goldsam Matthias, confectioner, r. 1612 Pacific Av
Goldsberry William D., laborer, r. 217 J^ Tenth
Goldsborough Margaret, widow, r. 908 Powell
Goldschmidt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 413 Fourth
Goldschmidt William, cigarmaker, r. 625 Vallejo
Goldsmith Abraham M., r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Goldsmith Ada Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Ann, widow, r. 1025 Filbert
Goldsmith Benjamin, stock clerk George Greenzweig
& Co., r. 919 Geary
Goldsmith Bernard, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
528 Turk
Goldsmith Bernard S., shoefltter, 335 Bush, r. 31
Anthony
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Berthold, clerk Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. 528
Turk
Goldsmith Edward, salesman Bamberger & Kaempfer,
r. 2126 J4 Bush
Goldsmith Edward S., engraver and copperplate
printer, 26 Montgomery
Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Lobos Avenue
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Fritz, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
90 Vallejo
Goldsmith G. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 1022 Larkin
Goldsmith Gaston, salesman, and extraman Engine
No. 15, r. 2114 California
Goldsmith George, bartender Peter Connolly, r. 724
Front
Goldsmith Gerson, salesman M. Hyman & Co., r. 919
Geary
Goldsmith Goldwin, stenographer Gutte & Frank, r.
733 Bush
Goldsmith Gustav, r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Henry, assistant bookkeeper Goldberg,
Bowen it Co., r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Henry, teamster A. Meyer & Bro., r. 2301
Geary
Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper, r. 1525 Golden Gate
Av
Goldsmith Joseph, cigars, 1206 Market
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GoldBmith Joseph, commercial traveler, r. 2612 Bush
Goldsmith Julius R., books and stationery. 1000)«
Market, r. 233 Goldeu Gate Av
Goldsmith Lion, r. 231 Goldeu Gute Av
Giildsmlih Louis, weaver Goldstein Bros.
Goldsmith Meyer, salesmau Schweitzer & Co., r. 140K
Pine
GoUlsriiith Milton, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
104 Eighth
Goldsmith Moses, clerk Fulk & Simon, r. 34 Birch Av
Goldsmith Moses, clerk, r. 919 Gear.v
Goldsmith Nathan, fancy goodK, 348 Sixth
Goldsmith Oliver, salesman Hooper & Jennings, r.
1525 Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Oliver E., policy clerk Home and Phcenix
lus. Cos., r. 355 First
GoldBii:itli K. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Geary
Goldsmith Rose Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. fi29 Geary
Goldsmith Sarah, widow, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Simon, notions, 250 Third, r. 528 Turk
Goldsmith Sophie, widow, r. 140H Pine
Goldsmith Thomas S., bookkeeper Hooper k Jen-
nings, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Walter J., printer, r. 1025 Filbert
Goldsmith Z. Mrs., widow, r. HID Geary
Goldst in Abraham (Goldstein Bros.) r. 208 Van
Ness Av
Gold>teiii Abraham 8.. cigars and tobacco, 219 Pine,
r. 2126 Bush
Goldstein Amt-lia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2126 Bush
Goldstein Barnard (Goldstein Bros.) r. 208 Van
Ness Av
Goldstein Brothers (Abraham and Bernard) mnfrs
fringes, curds, tassels, etc., 655 Market
Goldstein David, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 303
Guerrero
Goldstein Emanuel L. (Roth. Blum & Co., and B.
Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter
Goldstein Franz M., teacher Girls' High School, r.
2106 Larkin
Goldstein Henry, pawnbroker, 664 Howard, r. 621
Harrison
Goldstein Hiram, salesman O'Connor, Mcffatt & Co.,
r. 8ii7 California
Goldstein Hiram P., r. 126 Golden Gate Av
Goldstein J., r. 934 Howard
Gtd'istein J., tailor, r. 440 Clementina
Goldsti in Jacob, cigar mnfr, 35 Sutter, r. 921 ic Post
Goldstein James T., laborer, r. 801 Vallejo
Goldstein J. H. Mrs., mnfr of bustles and ladies'
underwear. 1200 Mission
GokUtein Joseph (Leopold & Goldstein) r. 506 Green-
wiih
GoMstein Julia, widow, r. 234 Golden Gate Av
Goldstein Julius P., shoemaker, r. 233 Golden Gate
Av
Goldstein L. Miss, clerk Neustadter Bros.
Goldstein Leon (Goldstein & Co.) r. 529 i-4 Geary
Goldstein Louis, salesman, r. 283 Golden Gate Av
(loldstein Rose, widow, r. 208 Van Ness Av
Goldstein Samuel, r. 217 Grant Av
Goldstein Samuel (Kutner, Goldstein & Co.) r. 1202
Gidden Gate Av
Goldstein Samuel, clgarmaker Louis Wertheimer &
Co., r. 544 Jessie
Goldstein Samuel, compositor Filmer & Stiller Elec-
tro Co.. r. 303 M Turk
Goldstein Sanford, bookkeeper, r. 1423 Sutter
Goldstein Selig, gentleman's nurse, r. 914 Howard
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Cohu) r. 25 Halyht
Goldstein Solomon, r. 217 Grant Av
Goldstein Solomon (Davis & Goldsteinl r. 939 Fol-
Bom
Goldstein William (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1128 Eddy
Goldstein k Co. (Leon Goldstein and John C. Ker-
nan) printers, 326 Pine
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64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
GOLDSTEIN & COHN ,s
O old S.I fill and lleiiiiaii < Dim , iiii|ioi-|«-rit,
-wlioleNuif and rt- tail dfalei-H and iiiaii-
ufacturcrii liiiiuan hair ifoods, wiirH,
«-tc., 8'4a Market
Goldsfone Charles, poultry, butter, ejiKs, etc., 11-12
Grand Western .Market, r. 1433 Pine
Goldstoue Daniel, stationer, r. 422)4 Grove
Goldstone Harris, cigars and tobacco, 502 Hayes, r.
522 s^ Grove
Goldstone David, clerk, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Goldstone Henry (J. Goldstone A: Sons) r. 1608 Geary
Goldstoue J. & Sous (Jacob, Moses A. and Henry)
■dry goods, 926-U28 Dupont
Goldstone Jacob (J. Goldstone & Sons) r. 1608 Geary
Goldstone Jacob, clerk, r. 1433 Pine
Goldstone John B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1126
Turk
Goldstone Joseph, clerk J. Goldstone k Sons, r. 1608
Geary
Goldstoue L. P., examiner Custom House, r. 3215
Sacramento
Goldstone Mitchel, office 2-4 Battery, r. 705 O'Farrell
Goldstone Morris, junk dealer, r. 508 Ivy Av
Goldstone Muses A. (J. Goldstone & Sons) r. 1608
Geary
Goldstone Peter, butcher, and extraman Engine No.
8, r. 1616 Pacific
Goldstone Richard L., nurse, r. 714 J4 Geary
Goldstone Samuel, r. 2434 Jackson
Goldstone Samuel, traveling salesman Feigenbanm
.t Co., r. 422 !« Grove
Goldthwaite Oceana Miss, teacher music and danc-
iuK, 1« Eleventh
Goldthw.'iithe G. W., ice engineer stmr Colima
Goldthwaite W. M., r. 142 J4 Fourth
Goldtree Nathan, commission merchant, SW cor Bush
and Sansome, r. 030 Eildy
Goldwater Aaron, wire uiattressmakcr Truman 8.
Clark k Son, r. 3U3M Third
Goldwater Jacob, wire mattressmaker Truman S.
Clark, r. 102)4 Jackson
Goldwater Mark, second-hand clothing, 303)4 Third
Goldwater Michael, Uierchant, r. 716 O'Karrell
Goldwood Julia, dres-imaking, 11« St Ann's Bldg
Goldy Valentine, furuituremaker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 2U13 Folsom
Gollan John, cutter San Jose Woolen Mill Co., r. 30
Lapidge
Gollen Walter W., manager Trnnsatlantic Marine Ins
Co., 311 California, r. 732 Post
GoUer Franz, porter B Dreyfus & Co., r. 602 Steven-
son
Goller Henry, painter Swan & Stein, r. 1516)$ Brosd-
Goller Phillepena, widow, r. 6 Lily Av
Golliug William, driv. r Central UK.
Gollner William J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
325 Union
Gollobic John, laborer, r. 1 Mariposa
Golly Ambroise, watchmaker and jeweler, 320 Mont- ,
gomery Av, r. 5.'0 Filbert |
Golly Augusle, watchmaker Hammersmith & Field,
r. 520 Filbert
Golly John, r. 520 Filbert
Golly Joseph, barber, 1619)4 Dupont
Golly Leon, secretary and manager Standard Soap
Co.. 525 Market, r. Oakland
Golowich Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Ueflnery, r. Ten-
nessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Golton James T., prcssiiian Schmidt Label and Litho-
griipliicCo.. r. 637 Minna
Goltzene Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 125 Morris Av
Goniaii John, janitor Y. M. C. A., r. 527 Post
Gomay Adolph, cooper Vogi-l k Kadtke, r. 207 Second
Qombert Edward, hatter M. Meussdortfer, r. 477 Te-
hama
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Gomer Mary, widow, dressmaking, 519 Montgom-
ery Av
Gomes Edward R., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1784
Folsom
John, carpenter, r. 25 Oak, rear
Josepb, tisherman, r. 5 Bartol
Gomez Adolph M., clerk, r. 1124 Jaclsson
Gomez Antonio F., with U. 8. Navy Pay Office, r. 1121
Taylor
Gomez Catherine Mrs., r. 1402 J4 Powell ,
Gomez Emily, dressmaker, r. 826 Broadway
Gomez Francis, tailoress, r. 826 Broadway
Gomez Ignacla, widow, r- 908 Broadway
Gomez John R., clerk, r. 1402^ Powell
Gomez Juan, laborer, r. 826 Broadway
Gomez Juan E., janitor Free Public Library, and
groceries, 1402 Ji Powell
Gomez M., boatbuilder, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Gomez Murray, seaman, r. 8 Oregon
Gomez Peter Y., sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628
California
Gomez Rafael, stevedore, r. 1318 Dupont
Gomez Ramon, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Gomez Refugio, widow, r. 1124 Jackson
Gomez Rosa L., saleslady J. E. Gomez, r. 1402J4
Powell
Gomez Thomas A., r. 221 Turk
Gommels John P., laborer Baker & Hamilton, r.
Ocean View
Gommo Samuel, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1013 Fil-
bert
Gomo Louis, bartender MuUaney Bros.
Gompertz Albert, cigars and tobacco, 344 Kearny, r.
508 Hayes
Gompertz Charles F., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Berkeley
Gompertz George C, clerk Merchants' Exchange
Assn.
Gonsalves Isaac, steward stmr Piedmont, r. ISH Sac-
ramento
Gonsalves Manuel, shoemaker 616 Post, r. 12 Lewis
Gonnella Joseph, cook, r. 3 Vallejo
Gonyeau John B., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 33 Hardy
Gonzales Adela, woolpicker, r. 11 Hunt
Gonzales Alfred, fanner, r. 1808 Bush
Gonzales Ambrose, fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oak-
laud
Gonzales Antonio, capitalist, r. 306 Van Nes.s Av
Gonzales Arturo, harnessmaker, r. 8 Cadell Alley
Gonzales Benjamin, printer, r. 1100 Powell
Gonzales Cruz, bootblack Rosa & Troell. r. 622 Broad-
way
Gonzales Edward, r. 1320 California
Gonzales Edward D., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
3(U Minna
Gonzales Einma, widow, r. 11 Hunt
Gonzales Felix, gardener H. H. Berger & Co., r.
Kosciusko nr Crescent Av, B. H.
Gonzales J., driver Central BR.
Gonzales John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Gonzales John, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1112
Kearny, rear
Gonzales Joseph, r. 500 Broadway
Gonz;iles Joseph F., inspector Custom House, r. 810
Mission
Gonz lies Josephine, widow, r. 1114 Powell
Gonzales Lisardo, seaman stmr Starbuck
Gonzales M.iry Miss, r. 410 Laguna
Gonzales Nash A., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2304
Larkia
Gonzales Ralph, painter Perry & Knopp, r. 652 Market
Gonzales Richard, r. 409 M Post
Gonzales Robert, messboy stmr San Juan
Gonzales Rosario S., r. 9 Mary
Gonzales Ventura M., waiter, r. 824 Broadway
Gonzales Manuel E., tinner Pac. Can Co., r. 787 Fol-
som
Gonzalez Mariano E., physician, r. 310 Stockton
Gonzalez Richard, cook, r. 1300 )i Stockton
Gooch H. T., engineer Henry Coubrough& Co.,r. 1523
Leavenworth
Goocker Charles, butcher, r. 125 Fell
Good Edward, clerk Dewilt fi Co., r. 315 Minna
Good Edward J., clerk, r. 1 York
Good Eral Mrs., stenographer and typewriter, room
65 Nevada Block
Good Harry C, capitalist, r. 41 Hill
Good Henry, r. 628 Broadway
Good Henry, driver Charles Evans, r. S 8 Twenty-
fifth bet Howard and Shotwell
Good lantha B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8E cor Nine-
teenth and Castro
Good John (Tblstlethwaite &Qood) r. SE cor Nine-
teenth and Castro
Good S., oiler stmr Acapulco
Goodall Charles (Gondall, Perkins & Co.) r. SE cor
McAllister and Pierce
Goodall Charles, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 157
First
Goodall Cliarles M., Office 10 Market, r. 1062
Fulton
Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) r. Oakland
Goodall Henry, machinist, r. 808 Nineteenth
Goodall John R., cashier Illustrated Publishing Co.,
r. 828 Powell
GoodaU, PerUiiis Si Co. (Charles Goodall,
George C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) general
agents Pacific Coast Steamship Co., and Oregon
Railway and Navigation Co., proprietors and
agents tugboats aiid agents Spring Valley Water
Works for shipping, 10 Market
Goodall S. Edward, mechanical engineer and assist-
ant superintendent engineer P. C. SS. Co., r. SE
cor McAllister and Pierce
e^ Goodall. See Goodell
Goodbau Frank E., manager bath department
William S. Duncombe & Co., r. 244 Stevenson
Goodchild Louis, waiter, r. 12 Webfter
Goodcbild Mary, widow, r. 1705 Stockton
Goodday Louis, r. 1515 Vallejo
Goode Henry, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
636 Commercial
Goode John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.. r. 213
Minna
Goode Lincoln, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1418 Hyde
Goodell Asa, cook, r. 137 Natoma
Goodell Council, proptr Marlborough House, 606
Folsom
Goodell George H., pilot stmr City of Stockton, r.
1201 Folsom
Goodell Joseph E., Old People's Home
1^" Goodell. See Goodall
Goodenough Alexander, jeweler, 1321 Pacific
Gooder E3dwiii, agent Metropolitan Manufactur-
ing Co., 431 Larkin
Goodfellow Ernest M., clerk, r. 2807 California
Goodfellow Ralph, druggist, r. 13245^ Webster
Goodfellow Summerfield S., machinist, r. 2807 Cali-
fornia
6Dodfello-»v William S. (Jarboe, Harrison &
Goodfellow) attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
GOOD FELLOWS GROTTO THE
R. J. Teclxau «S£ Co. proprietors, SW cor
Market and Seventh, under Odd Pel-
lo^vs' Building
Goodfriend Isidore, traveling salesman Louis Kline
k &o., r. 110 Ellis
Goodhall James, clerk, r. 1426 Geary
Goodhue James W., manager San Mateo Ranch
Dairy, 1515 Fillmore, r. 1720 Geary
Goodhue Thomas, clerk Calvin Nutting k. Son
Goodhue William M., agent Keystone Wringer Co.,
150 Fifth
TECE BEST
GLOTHIl^G
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
n
MATIOML Fire lis. Go. of HrtM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wit SEXTON, Asst. Uaiiaget
fHE BANCROFT COMPANY UarkTt^.^^eetI NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
GOO
627
GOR
OooilliiB G. Willlaiii, r, 150 Fifth
OoodiiiK \V. A., messeDger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 190
Sixteenth
Oooilinho Ayrea, liquor saloon, 8 Coramercial
Goudkiud Abrabaoji (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 2293 Sacra-
mento
Goodkiiid Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r.
New York
Goodkind Mayer (H. Palmer *: Co.) r. 1531 Sutter
Goodkind Simon, r. 818 Fulton
Goodloe Paul T., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 214 Powell
Guodloe R. P., engineer Cal. St. KR., r. 1509 Call-
fornia
Go(ulm«u Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearny
Goodman Abraham, salesman, 2331 Bush
Goodman Adelle Mrs., widow, r. 112 Post
G'lndmim Adolphuw, machinist, r. 6 Miles PI
Goodman .Vlbert, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co, r. 1429 Post
Goodman Alphonse, coachman, r. 7 Mile^i PI
Goodman Augusta Miss, millinery, 1324 >i Polk, r.
1303)4 Polk
Goodman Benjamin P., clerk William Hessler, r. 108
Trenton
Goodman D. Mrs., widow, r. 1118 Sutter
Goodman Daniel, clerk Qreenebaum & Co., r. 412
Post
Goodman David, mining, r. 1024 Hyde
Goodman David, tailor, r. 552?4 Natoma
Goodman Dureasso E., janitor 22 California, r. 7
Miles PI
Goodman Edward J., clerk S. Friedman, r. 2,331 Bush
Goodman E. E.. porter Pacihc Pine Lu.mber Co.
Goodman Frank, inspector Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
20 South Park
Goodman Georjare, artificial stone manufacturer,
307 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Goodman George L., stationer and printer, 207 San-
some, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman George W., porter, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Ginsberg, clerk Alameda Transfer Co., r.
159 M Tehama
Goodman Harry, barber Sand Bros., r. 1511 Mission
Goodman Heury, bookkeeper A. Eisenberg, r. 1118
Sutter
Goodman Henry, molder, r. 36 South Park
Goodman Henry, salesman, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman Isaac, porter Oppenhelmer & Bro.
Goodman Isaac, salesman J. Samuels, r. 501 Geary
Goodman Isadore, salesman M. Franklin & Bro., r.
1217 Geary
Goodman James H., r. Palace Hotel
Goodman J. C, musician, r. 739 lolsom
■Goodman .Jonas J., r. 2331 Bush
Goodman J. W.. waiter, r. 439 Jessie
Goodman Leon, clerk Abraham Goodman, r. 414
Kearny
Goodman Leon, clerk Charles Oppenheimer& Co.,r.
412 Post
Goodman Lester, clerk, r. 2331 Bush
Goodman Louis, salesman, r. 233' Bush
Goodmiin Marcus, tailor, r. 532 Hayes
Goodman Morris, barber, r. 164i; Polk
Goodman Rachael Mrs., r. 1429 Post
Goodman Sim lU. cigar mnfr., 45(i Sixth
Goodman T. H., general p isseuger and ticket
agent Southern PacjfiB. Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Theodore, traveling salesman Bauer Bros.
& Co.,r. 1429 Post
Goodman Thomas, painter, and extraman Hose No. 2
Goodmanson Andrew B., master mariner, r. 1806
Jepsie
Goodmanson Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ooodrl.h C. L., clerk, r. 2,523 Sutter
Goodrich ("orneliuH, laborer, r. 237 Perry
Goodrich E. U.. r. Palace Hutel
Goodrli h Frank, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1065 Market
(k^
IN THK
bxam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
MniiiifncturiTH of
WINDOW SHADES.
64 t to 647 MARKET STREET.
Goodrich James H., shoemaker, r. 480 Stovenson
Goodrich John H., carrlagemaker, 110-112 UreKon. r.
fil5 Fulton
Goodrich Mary, widow, r. G3 Minna
Goodrich Robert F., carriagemaker, r. 1219 Twenty-
fifth
Goodrich Taylor, stoves and tinware, 27 New Mont-
gomery, r 513 Taylor
Goodridge Henry C, commercial traveler, r. 616 Fol-
som
Goodridge Joseph, carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk
Goods C. S., clerk general passenger and ticket depl.
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Good-iell De Courcy M., real estate, r. 429 First
Goodsliaw Mininff Co. (Bidie, Cal.) Charles 0.
Harvey secretary, 309 California
Goodspeed Ovle, student, r. 300 Fair Oak*
Goodspeed R. C. Mrs., r. 3(i0 Fair Oaks
Goodstein Ella, widow, r. I(il9 Sutter
Goodwin Alexander, clerk C. Goodwin, r. 2620 Bush
Goodwin Charles, pork butcher, 15 and32 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 9(,20 BuKh
Goodwin Edwin B., compositor Chronicle, r. 237
Stevenson
Goodwin Ethel, widow, r. 503 Mason
Goodwin Frank, asphaltum roofer and builder, r. 621
Turk
Goodwin Frederick C, lumberman, r. 632 Folsom,
rear
Goodwin George W., gripman Presidio RB., r. 1090
Union
(ioodwin James, saddler James Phlpps, r. 665 Howard
Goodwin James A., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
Haywards
Goodwin James P., r. 1313 Taylor
Goodwin Jennie Mrs., r. 607 Sutter
Goodwin L. A., r. 222 Austin
Goodwin Laura Miss, r. 1425 Sacramento
Goodwin Lucius, butcher, r. 2620 Bush
Good^vin M. & Co. (Michael Goodwin) Importers
and dealers wines and liquors, 4ii7 Battery
Goodwin Maggie, waitress, r. tiu Sutter
Goodwin Michael (M Goodwin & Co.) r. 1222 Leaven-
worth
Goodwin T. A., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne k Co.,
r. 32 Birch Av
Goodwin Tliaddeus P., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart,
r. 1211') Howard
Goodwin Tliom is (Keegan & Goodwin) r. 212 First
Goodwin Tliomas, molder, r. 131 Greenwich
Goodwin William, bmler 1299 Van Ness Av
Goodwin William, with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 27
Eleventh
Goodwine Peter, barber Frank Suewell, r. 9 Wil-
liams
Goody John E., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 318
Turk
Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and R.
M. Unnyou agents, 577-579 Market, factory 109-
111 BealB
Goodyear W. A., mining enslneer, and geolodist
State Mining Bureau, r. 210\ McAllister
Oooker Charles, butclur Nicholas Fucha, r. 125 Fell
Goold Edmund L., with Purrott & Co., r. 105 Sun Joai
Av
t^" Goold. See Gould
Ooor Eva. widow, r. 1218 Folsom
Goolh loshui, clerk Llndell Housn
Gopchevit.h Bozo M., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 110
Olive Av
GORDAN BROTHERS
(Robovt liordanl mcrihiiiK tailors, 1 «
Kearny
GORDAN ROBERT merchant
tailor, 90S Market and 7 BUia, r. 3ia
Hyde
I
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
W, S. DAVIS, City A(;«nr,
r>10 Cultt'orniu Streut.
GOR
528
GOR
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLTSH AND AMIOUICAN
KncaiiMtlo, <i!l3izt>il »ii«t I^Maiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
GORDAN THE TAILOR
(Jacob Gordait) meicUant tailor, Hi3.
1 1 34 Market, r. 805 1-3 Geary
Gordon Alexander C, clerk H. J. W. Kroscber, r. 331
Montgomery
Gordon Bernard, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Charles, horseshoer F. Dunmore, r. 147 Hunt
Gordon Cuthbert P., cashier KoUa V. Watt, r. 1609
Clay
GORDON 0. W
I steam book and
job printer, 330 Sansoine, room 67, r.
913 Taylor
Gordon Daniel J., deputy Sheriff, r. 3 Rose PI
Gordon David, painter, r. 142 Sixth
Gordon Edward, apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Gordon Edward H., clerk William J. Davis, r. 230
O'Farrell
Gordon Edward H., waiter, r. 1 Burcham PI
Gordon Frank, gardener, 108 Oak
Gordon Frank L., brickmason, r. 533 Sacratnento
Gordon Frank L., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.
Overland House
Gordon Frederick, baker, r. 532 Fourth
Gordon George, r. 3 Madison Av
Gordon George, bookkeeper Nunan & Gordon, r.
527 Ji Genry
Gordon George, laborer, r. 305 Fifth
Gordon George, sewer contractor, r. 228 Oak
Gordon George, varnisher. r. 251 Third
Gordon George F. (Gordon & Young) r. 312 Scott
Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome, r.
Grand Hotel
Gordon Georgia, widow, r. 402 Greenwich
Gordon Harry, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 251
Third
Gordon Harry G., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
120 }« Silver
Gordon Henry E., machinist, r. 419 Brannan
Gordon James, cooper, r. 228 Oak
Gordon James E., wholesale hardware, 116 Cali-
fornia, r. Saratoga, Cal.
Gordon .Tohn. lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
80fi Twenty-fourth
Gordon John C., shipcarpenter, r. 613 Mission
Gordon John K., manager Charles Montgomery &
Co., r. 7 Hampton PI
Gordon Joseph, r. 210 Francisco
Gordon Joseph, clerk Timothy Horgan, r. 527 Geary
Gordon Katherine, domestic 713'ii Union
Gordon Lennox, cooper, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Levi B., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 13
Bourbin PI
Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna
Gordon M., clerk, r. 1001 McAllister
Gordon Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 235 Kearny
Gordon Martin (Gordon & Healy) r. 821 Jessie
Gordon Martin plumber, r. 228 Oak
Gordon Mary, domestic 1000 Chestnut
Gordon Michael, r. 909 Jackson
Gordon N. H., bookkeeper Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W. (N. W. Gordon & Go.) r. Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Gordon N. W. & Co. (Nicholas W. Gordon and John
Howard! dairy, Old San Jos6 Road nr Industrial
School, office 35 Eddy
Gordon Patrick, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 425}<J
Broadway
Gordon Patrick, paver, r. 527}^ Geary
Gordon Patri'k, porter, r. 909 Jackson
Gordon Patrick, teamster, r. 74 Brady
Gordon Patrick H. (Nunan & Gordon) r. .527 J4 Geary
Gordon Philip K., clerk S. P. Co., r. 621 Hyde
Gordon Robert, accountant, r. 715 Eddy
Gordon Robert, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 567
Minna
Gordon Robert, shipcarpenter. r. W s Iowa bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Gordon Samuel A., salesman N. Gerson & Co., r. 1219
Lagima
Gordon Samuel U., r. 12 Oak
Gordon Sarah Mrs., janltress, r. 909 Jackson
Gordon Sheldon S., janitor Odd Fellows' Bldg
Gordon Tlionias, r. 235 Kearny
Gordon Thomas O., watchman Occidental Hotel
Gordon Walter, seamun, r. 402 Greenwich
Gordon Wellington, r. 1609 Clay
Gordon William, bartender William H. Davis, r. 22
Natoiiia
Gordon William, salesman White Bros., r. 70 Silver
Gordon William, seaman, r. 11 Pacilic
Gordon William, stonecutter, r. 41 Dorland
Gordon & Healy (Martin Gordon and Edward Healy,
liquor saloon, 22 Hayes
Gordon Si Yoiinjf (George F. Gordon and Edward
B. Young) attorneys at law, 430 Montgomery,
rooms 5-6
8^" Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
Gore C. A. (Iiigerson & Gore) r. Oakland
Gore Frederick A, driver Mrs. G. M. Boese, r. 1821
Mason
Gore George, fireman stmr Coos Bay
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 1023
Hyde
Gore Michael, gardener, r. 222 Langton
Gore Walter O., telegraph operator, r. 710 Bush
Gorell William, helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Gorenfloh Otto, polisher La Grande Laundry
Gorevan James, porter estate John Parrott, r. 1825
Clay
Gorevan James Jr., salesman J. A. Wolf, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan John M., clerk W. W. Davidson, r. 1H25 Clay
Gorevan .Joseph T,, salesman N. Davis, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan William P., reporter, r. 1825 Clay
Gorey John, laborer Patrick Biggins, r. San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-sixth
Gorey Joseph, blacksmith, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Gorf Jacob, painter, r. 119 Fulton
Gortinkel Aaron, r.810 Octavia
Gorflnkel Abraham, barber, r. 4623^ Sixth
Gorfinkel Daniel, clerk, r. 810 Octavia
Gorfinkel William, barber. 464 Sixth, r. 462 )i Sixth
Govgan Frederick, laborer, r. 149 Dore, rear
Gordon John, tanner, r. E s Utah bet Yolo and Son-
oma
GorgoU Max, tanner, r. E s Utah bet Yolo and Son-
oma
Gorham Bartley, longshoreman, r. 511 Howard
Gorham Charles M., coiner U. S. Mint, r. 720 Waller
Gorham Daniel, clerk naval office Custom House, r.
16-'0 Polk
Gorham E. J., r. Palace Hotel
Gorham Francis W., proptr Vallejo Express, office 10
Bush, r. Vallejo
Gorham George C. Jr., attorney at law, 45 Nevada
Block, r 1413 California
Gorliam Manufacturing' Co. (Providence, R.
I., and New York) silversmiths, Phelps & Miller
agents, 120 Sutter
Gorham Mary, widow, r. 2519 3^ Mission
Gorham Mich.'iel C, groceries and liquors, 164 Jessie
Gorham Patrick, teamster George M. Ferine, r. 716
Clementina
Gorham Ricbard, housemover, r. 212 Broadway
Gorham Samuel, brakeman, r. 636}^ Fourth
Gorham Sarah, widow, r. 627 Shotwell
Gorham S. C. Mrs., widow, r. 22a0 Mission
Gorham Sherwood F, attorney at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 15-21, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Gorham Wesley T., bookkeeper D. L. Beck & Sons, r.
1824 Vallejo
Gorham William J. foreman Goodyear Rubber Co.'s
Factory, r. 16 Pierce
Gorie James, wood and coal, 927 J^ Market, r. 116 Turk
LAEGEST STOCK IN IHE STATE
MEN'S FUENISHIE& GOODS,
MAKMET ST., C®U. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Storo Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
tPADHARASZTHY&CO.
I 5 30 )
IWAShlNGTON ST. I
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
GOR
;-29
CO.'
4orie Sadie E. Mrs., mauager Pac. Coast Metaphys-
ical Co., 6 Turk
Joriiis Xavier. porter P. Klein, r 511 Broadway
;or'- Henry, Reauiau, r. 10 De Boom
fonuan Annette hairdresser. 21.') Linden Av
iorniiiU Bridget, lodgings, 212 Second
Tormun Christopher C, japauuer John Lee & Co.. r.
515 Moultrie
Joriuau David, salesman O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., r.
.527 Octavia
Joriuan Dennis, engineer, r. 548 Howard
foriiiJiu Dennis, laborrr, r. 11.33 Howard
Jorinun Eva F., with Charles Lnlner. r. 311 Ji Hyde
Jormau Frank, laborer, r 14 Clinton
^orhaui Frank, laborer, r. Palmer nr Bartlett
Jormau Frank O. tanner, r. Nebraska bet Twenty
tliird and Twenty-fourth
lorniaii George C. tanner, r. 1023 Capp, rear
loruiau James, calker. r. 327 Bryant, rear
lorinan Jaraee, carpenter, r. 673 Clementina
lorniau James, engineer, r. 1025 Jj Turk
Winnan Jame^, piledriver, r. 30.S>4 Folsom, rear
tormau James, teamster, r. 1314 Folsom
kiriiiau James, with Ebner & Bro.
lornian James B. (J. B. Gorman & Co.) r. 659 Minna
|(orman James E., clerk Lloyd .t Wood, r. 1625)4
Turk
iormaii James G., tanner, r. Nebraska bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
iorman James P., contractor, r. 215 Linden Av
loruian James W.. boilermaker, r. 223 Minna
lorman Jane B. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
Sihool, r. 44 Sixth
torman J. B. *: Co. (James B. Gorman)"' carriage
painter.*, 1317 Market and 31G McAllister
torman J. M., r. 1122 Market
ioriiian John, barber C. H. Frey, r. 516 Alabama
lorman John, bridge builder, r. 6!) Natoina
rornian John, carpenter, r. 731)$ Clementina
toriiian John, laborer, r. 23f) Natonia
lorman Joseph L , boilermaker George E. Belmor, r.
G23 Twenty first
lorman Maggie MIfb, spicepacker W. H. Miner, r. 10
Bryant .\v
forman Malachi. laborer, r. 309 Guerrero
lorman Margaret, dressmaker, r. t!2:i Twenty-first
(orman Margaret, widow, r. 527 Octavia
forman Margaret, widow, r. 623 Twenty first
lorman Margaret Mrs., proptr The Parker, 1122 Mar-
ket and 19 Turk
ornian Martin E.. liquor saloon, 313 Folsom
ornian Mary, widow, r. 6 Taylor PI
lorman Mary, wiflow, r. 821 Filbert, rear
nan Mary, widow, r. 2304 Harrison
rornian Mary, widow, r. cor Kosciusko and Crescent
Av
rorman Mary, widow, janitress Peabody Primary
School, r. 1140 Jo Stevenson
:0rD;an Mary, seamstress Louis Kreiss
•ormau Mary Mrs., r. 308 5^ Folsom, rear
torman Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 912 Howard
-orman Matilda, widow, r. 311)$ Hyde
rorman Matthew, r. 31 Second
orman Michael, boilermaker, r. 18 Verona
'Orman Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 510 Francisco
orman Michael, fireman, r. 313 Folsom
Ornian Michael, janitor, r. NE Cortland and Califor-
nia Avs, B. H.
orman Michael, oysterman Joseph A. Giustl, r. 2024
Powell
ornian Michael J., carpenter, r. .527 Octavia
ornian Michael M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W 8 Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
orman Nellie Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Rich-
mond fc Son, r. 2508 Bush
orman Nellie F. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r.
East Oakland
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
13. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS .
I & J, SLflilN[ & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gorman Owen, policeman, r. His Jessie
Gorman Owen, pre.ssnian. r. 913 Treat Av
GiTiiian Patrick, r. 240 Langtnn
Gorman Patrick, laborer, r. 3.'!IJ4 Broadway
Gorman Patrick, laborer Matthew Nuuan, r. 73C Te-
hama
Gorman P. O., teamstnr, r. 215 Linden Av
Gorman Samuel, laborer James Pendergaet, r. 315
Folsom
Gorman Thomas, r. 821 Filbert
Gorman Thomas, braes finisher J. Boylance, r. 212
Second
Gorman Thomas, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
138 Ridley
Gorman Thomas F., clerk, r. fi Taylor PI
Gorman William J., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 710 Nineteenth
Gorman Winnie, widow, r. 10 Preston PI
Gormlcy George G., bookkeeper George E. Plummer,
r. 2006 Taylor
Gormley James, ironworker, r. 54 First
Gormley John, laborer, r. 8 Sheridan
Gormley John, stableman, r. 11% Grove
Gormley John F., plasterer, r. 2006 Taylor
Gormley T. F.. saloonkeeper, r. 1122 Market
Goruer Caroline, furnished rooms, 116 Montgomery
Av
Gorom Nelson, observer U. S. Signal Office, 41-42
Merchants' Exchange, r. 1130 Pine
Gorrill Richard W., president Pac. Bridge Co., 4
California, r. Oakland
Gorrsen Henry, butcher, r. 8 .\usust Alley
Gorrsen Mary C., widow, r. 8 .\ugust Alley
Gorrsen William, clerk, r. 8 August Alley
Gorse Antoinette, domestic, r. l;i20 Stockton
Gorter Henry H., engineer and machinist, Corpora-
tion Yard, S. F. F. D.. r. '78 Perry
Gorton John H., stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r. 407
Mission
Gorton Mary E. D., widow, r. 417 Main
B^ Gorton. See Gordon
Gortz Lorenz, butcher, r. Trinidad nr Savannah
Gosch Frederick, helper Pioneer Varnish Works, r.
2003 Bryant Av
Gosch John, porter F. Chevalier k Co., r. 121 Trenton
Gosch Julia, domestic 1711 California
GoBchen Louis, furrier, r. 318 Kearny
Goslin John, seaman, r E s Nebraska nr El Dorado
Goslin Wil iam T., teamster, r. 529 !<■ Linden Av
Gosliner Aaron 8, butcher J. C. Germer, r. 552 Na-
toina
Oosliner Edward, clerk, r. 1013 Post
Gosliner Harry B , cltrk Theodore Liebermaun. r.
1013 Post
Gosliner JuMus. baker, r. 1013 Post
Gosliner Samuel, salesman, r. 1013 Post
Go-llng Elizabeth, widow, r. 323 Taylor
Gosling Joseph Mrs., r. 1410 Lnguna
Goslinsky E. & Co. (Ellas OosUnsky and George
Brownstein) ranfrs cigars. 219 Battery
Goslinsky Ellas (E. Goslinsky ^^ Co ) r. 1360 Post
Goslow John, stableman Chicago Brewing Co.. r. 34
Austin
Gospel Hall. 800 Mission
Gos^ Alfred F., })roptr Tremont House, 523 Kearny
GosB Charles E., hay and grain, wood and coal, SW
cor Sev<'nteinih and Mission, r. California Av
opp Howard. B. H.
Goss Frank, bartender Monahan fc McGurren
Goss John, carpetlayer, r. 270 Jessie
Gobs John laborer, r. 707 Brannan
Goss Joseph, shlpiarpenter, r. 26 )< Shotwell
GosB M. .^ Co. (Michael Goss and Giovanni Splteri)
poultry and game. 513 Washlrtgton
Goss Michael (M. Goss k. Co.) r. .'Id Hartford
Goss Susan C, widow, r. California Av opp Howard.
B. H
Gi>HHelk Martin, bartender Au,?ust Dewes, r. 102 Sixth
C/9
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEHS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Gossip T. J., r. 8«3)« Marl;et
Gost Frederick, trunkiuaker, r. 1334 H Natoma
Gost Jerome, truiikniaker, r. 1334}^ Natoma
Gost L. Mrs., widow, r. Vi'iiM Natoma
Gostick Clara, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005 Sutter
Gostlin Thomas, distiller, r. 1011 Bryaut
Gostorf Leopold B., capitalist, r. 83!) California
Gotelli Autouio, laborer Par. Glue and Soap Factory,
r Algeria nr Savannah
Gotelli Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 520 Green
Gott Ensebie, r. 735 Brannan
Gott George, r. 327 Ellis
Gott Gporge A., with Sisson, Crocker & Co.. r. Oak-
land
Gottihen Hennes, butcher Adolph Fitschen, r. Rail-
road Av nr Dominica
Gotte Bernard, dairyman, r. 2110 Devisadero
Gotte Henry Henry J., elevatorman, 123 California, r.
Oakland
Gotteland Joseph, wigmaker, 10 Stockton, r. 821 Poet
Gottfried Frederick, draftsman Eisdou I. and L.Works
Gottholf M. Mrs., r. 613 Larkin
Gotthelm Louis, merchant tailor, 4 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1602 Stockton
Gottig Lia^vrence, president The German Savings
and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 1806 Pine
Gotting E. P., r. 632 Lombard
Getting Fredeiick, machiuist Cal. Tool Works, r. 419
Bush
Gottlieb J. & Sons (Joseph, William, Maurice and
Jacob) mnfrs cigars, 418 Battery
Gottlieb Jacob (J. Gottlieb & Sous) r. 1505 Scott
Gottlieb Joseph (J. Gottlieb & Jons) r. 1505 Scott
Gottlieb Louis, shoemaker, 320 Taylor
Gootlieb Maurice (J. Gottlieb & Sons) r. 1.505 Scott
Gottlieb William (J. Gottlieb & Sons; r. 1505 Scott
Gotlliebsan Euos. bartender A. SchoUe, r. 917 Market
Gottlob Jacob J., treasurer Bush Street Theater, r. 722
Bush
Gottlob Joseph, tanner, r. Sullivan nr Cortland Av
Gottlob Julius, r. 722 Bush
Gottinann Julius, traveling salesman Mayrisch Bros.
& Co.
Gottschalk Charles H., watchmaker and jeweler, 507
California, r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk John F. A., r. 105 Lombard
Gottschalk John J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 105
Lombard
Gottschalk Louis, watchmaker Charles H. Gottschalk,
r. 21 Albion Av
Gottschalk Marcus, compositor The Hebrew, r. 183^
South P:irk
Gottung Catherine, widow, r. 721 Clementina
Gottung Charles J., painter, r. 721 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, metal sign engraver, r. 655 Minna
Gottung Harry A., painter, r. 733 Clementina
Guttling Kate Mrs., dressmaking, 655 Minna
Gottung William, fringemaker Auerbach & Thomp-
son, r. 721 Clementina
Goubert Jean B.. restaurant, 1119 Dupont
Gouch Adam, baker Palace Hotel
Goucher Grant, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 1512
Sacramento
Goud George L., salesman James De La Montauya, r.
Rues House
Gough Albert, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1810
Polk
Gough F. Mrs., r. 109 Montgomery
Gough Frank W., glassblower, r. 314 J4 Langton
Gough Jacob, painter, r. 332 Bush
Gough James, sheepshearer. r. 636 Commercial
Gouuh John, laborer, r. 675}^ Clementina
Gough Joseph, r. 863 J^ Market
Gough Robert F., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 675J4
Clementina
Gough Thomas, waiter, r. 531 Sacramento
Gough Thomas J., bookkeeper Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 908 Greenwich
Gougli William, boilermaker, r. 440 Brannan
»jr Gouch. See Goff
Gould Abraham J., waiter, r. 036 Commercial
Gould Addio E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 612
Grove
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r. 5 Myi tie Av
Gould and Curry Silver Minings Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) A. K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
(iould Charles A., laborer, r. 1801 Taylor
Gould Charles B., conductor, 8. P. Co., r. 708 Capp
Gould Charles E., painter, r. 529 Mission, rear
Gould Charles W.. clerk, r. 708 Capp
Gould Cornelius, policeman, r. 722 Franklin
Gould David F., druggist, r. 1801 Taylor
Gould E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 114 McAllister
Gould George, laborer, r. 419 Brannan
Gould George W.. r. 1801 Taylor
Gould James C, agent law dept S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. San Jo86
Gould John C, packer Levi Strauss it Co., r. 723
Clementina
Gould Lucy L., teacher Bartlett Primary School, r.
935 Valencia
Gould Peter F., laborer, r. 1801 Taylor
Gould Ramsi-y, tailor, r. 612 Grove
Gould Richard, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Gould Seriah H. (Smith, Gould & Co.) r. Oakland
Gould Sidney S. (Eggers & Gould) r. 734 Natoraa
Gould Thomas B., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell r. 620 Nineteenth
Gould Thomas L., teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
463 M Jessie
Gould Walter, salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 706 Cali-
fornia
Gould Walter S.. clerk, r. 23^ Sumner
Gould William, mnfr boiler covering, 1019 Seventh,
r. 1079 Market
Gould William O., actuary Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of Cal., r. 9(14 Van Ness Av
63" Gould. See Goold and Gauld
Gould in Aida Miss, r. 228 Waller
Gouldin S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Waller
Goulet Isidore, cutter Thomas Lancaster, r. 1511
Golden Gate Av
Gouley Ellen, widow, r. 1324 Pacific
Gouley Joseph, painter, r. 1324 Pacific
Gouley William, r. 1324 Pacific
Gourdou Armand A., plumber, r. 818 Broadway
Gourdon Emily, widow, r. 818 Broadway
Gourley Rubei t, bartender, r. 788 Twenty-fourth
Gonstiaux August (J. Jiillien .V Co.) r. 627 Union
Gouverneur Joseph, candymaker Masson Freres
Gouvi Emile, cigarmaker, and extraman Engine No. 12
Gove Andrew J., grain inspector, 425 California, room
30, r. 92.i Vallejo
Gove Charles A , grain cleaner Eureka Grain Ware-
house, r. West Oakland
Gove D. M., apothecary, 2101 Fillmore, r. 2404
California
Gove Edward V.. clerk freight auditor's ofilce S. P.
Co., r. 1014 Chestnut. Oakland
Gove Enoch, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 229 Kearny
Gove F. L., shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Gove Jabez H., student, r. 925 Vallejo
Gove John H., mnfr wool presses, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Chestnut, r. Oakland
Gove William R. (Gove it Co.) r. 925 Vallf jo
Gove & Co. (William R. Gove) grain receivers, Sec. 2,
Sea Wall
Govenier Ernest A. H.. r. 14 Mint Av
Gover Improvement Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) R. N.Van
Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Gover Mining and Milling Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
Mark T. Ashby secretary, 401 Front
Govet Robert, whitener, 2949 Sixteenth, r. 6 Maiden
Lane
4£
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UNDERWEAR
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THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,
THE LION Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON '"""'■*^'"''"
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managt
WM. SESTOIT, Aist. lianags
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MATK?r^sT.; PRINTERS ANU lITHOSRAPHERS.
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531
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Oowan Edward 'Maloolm, Oowan & Coffee) r. Der-
keley
Gowau Williara, salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 1603
aoldeii Gate Av
Gowi-n J. H., uiacbiDist, r. 512 Howard
Gowcii Satuiiel T.. uacbiuist Uiiion Iron Works, r.
lo'.t Leavenworth
Gower Samuel B. r. 405 Montgomery
Gowlug Geort'e, salesuian Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
C.I.. r. 0:iklaiid
Gov. tte Nellie .Mrs., r. lOM LanRton
Goylipniex Peter. I*rench lauudry, 611 Turk
Oruaf Eva, widow, r. lu-1.5 Folsom
Graa' John, salesman, r. 1011 Mis.sion
Graaf Melville, barber P. H. Wagner, r. 1045 Folsom
asr iiraai. See Graf, Graff and Giaef
Grabftii Brothers (Fred. W. and Emil) liquor saloon,
417 Bush
Grabau Emil (Grabau Bros.) r. 15 Monroe
Oraii.iu Fred. \V. (Grabau Bros.) r. 15 M.)nroe
Grabau Kobert U. (Neubert Jt Grabau) r. ml Gough
Grabbs William, pres.sman J. R. Brodie & Co.
Grabe Franz C. liquor s.iloon, S\V cor Dwlght and
Sau Bruno Road. U. M. T.
Giabe Louisa, widow, r. 1.504 .Tones
GraSengieser Ch.trles, baker Si;hroth & Westerfeld
Graber Jacob M., liquor saloon, 810 Kearny, and ex-
trareinn Hose No. 1
Grabitz Fritz, waiter, r. 228 Bush
Grabill M. .Mrs., wid.iw. r. 1028 T.renty-first
Grable John W., salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 518 Minna
Grabo Carl F., furniture, 391 Sixth
Gracchi Giacomo (L. Ba^lietto & Co.) r. 427 Union
Gracchi Louis, bookkeeper D. Biagi & Co., r. 427
Union
Grace Annie, widow, r. 10 Kausch
Grace Churcli, Rev. R. 0. Foute rector, SE cor
Stockton and California
Grace Frank, clerk, r. 200 Ellis
Grace James, fireman stmr Geo W. Elder, r. 10 Na-
tonia
Grace James V., horseshoer, r. 1900 McAllister
Grace John, blacksmith and horseshoer, 1108 How-
ard, r. 19(1(1 McAllister
Grace John, seaman, r. 787 Folsom
Grace Jolin J., carpenter Matthew Nunan, r. Bryant
Av bet Butte and Napa
Grace John J , horseshoer, r. 1900 McAllister
Grace John W. (J. W. Grace & C >.) 43i) Culitornia
«race J. W. <Si Co. (John W. Grace and William
E. HiUoway) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 430 California
Grace M. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 23 Clara
Grace Max. burnisher, r. Hi Silver
Grace Methodist Episcopal Cliurch, Rev. C.
V. Anthony pastjr, NW cor Twenty-first and
Capp
Grace MetUodist Kpiscopnl 3Ii9sion Clinrch,
S H Twenty-third bet Floi-id* and Alabama
Grace Patrick P., mail clerk Call, r. 334 Vallejo
Grace Thomas, lab )rer, r. 439 Eleventh
Grace Willi lui, driver Pa ■. S.)da Co.. r. 2r>i<i Clnra
Grace William P., carpenter, r. Corbett Rjad nr
.Seventeenth
Gracey Frank, laborer S. P. Co., r. 315 Drumm
Gracia Frank, waiter, r. 6il7 Vallejo
Oracia Ma'garet Mrs., 1 •dging-', 607 Vallejo
Grader Adlie J. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 112r> Sh.)twell
Oracier Fran<, bolt maker, r. cor Twenty-eighth and
Potrero Av, B. H.
Gracier Frank J., r. cor Twenty-eighth and Potrero
Av. B. H.
Gracier Jennie E., r. 5'}4 Capp
Gracier Leon, clerk Hills Bros., r. cor Twenty-eighth
and Poirero Av. B. H.
Gradily John, engineer, r. 32 Ritch
Grade Christina, domestic 726 Shotwell
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMl-OHTKIW AMI I>r..M.KUS IN
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 847 MARKET STREET.
NEXT
IB PAH
Grade William A. (Wm. A. Grade b Co.) r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Grade Wm. A. & Co. (William A. Grade and Abrtm
Bergmann) candy mnfrs. 533 Wasblnutou
Gradwohl David, salesmam Davis Bros., r. 1921 Fill-
more
Gradwohl Esther Mrs., dressmaking. 1134 Folsom
Oradwohl Maurice, attorney at law, 401 Califor-
nia, room '^3, r. 2432 Bush
Gradwohl Meyer, broker California wines and bran-
dies. 401 California, room 22. r. 1921 Fillmore
Grady Daniel J., seaman, r. 20 Clara
Grady Dennis, warenousema-i, r. 1009 Vallejo
Grady E Iward, porter Renton Coal Co.. r. 614 Noe
Grady Edwin J., clerk auditing department Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 12 JIoss
Grady James, r. 624 Fourth
Grady James, lamplighter and foreman Engine No. 8,
r. 1623 Pacific Av I
Grady James, morocco dresser, r. 36 Jessie I
Grady John, expressman, r. 110 Sanchez |
Grady John, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson |
Grady John H. (Oullahan & Grady) r. 1038 Twenty- |
fourth
Grady John J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 309
Fremont
Grady John M., tailor, r. 109 Polk
Grady Jo.-*ep!i, r. 512 Mission
Grady M. Sliss, compositor Call
Grady Margaret, widow, r. 506 Minna
Grady Mary, widow, r. 593 Ash Av
Grady M. H., compositor Call, r. 12 Moss
Grady Michael, collect jr P. F. Collier, r. 126 Chatta-
nooga I
Grady Michael, gardener, r. 897 Chestaut l
Grady Michael, laborer, r. 2IU Jackson
Grady Milton P , cook. r. 625 Clay
Gradv Patrick, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. Ocean !
View I
Grady Patrick, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 3 Albion
Av
Grady Thomas, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Gradv Thomas, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 5 Grant
Alley
Grady Thomas H., painter, r. 50". Minna
Grady Timoth H.. carpenter, r. .')n5 Ash Av
Grady Wi.liim, stonecutter, r. 310 Minna
Gridy William J., butcher Charles Junker, r. 593 Ash
Av
Graeb Augu'^ta, governess 1617 Jackson
Graebe Walter H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
5iil Post
rJraeber Oliarlea G., butcher. 2121 Fi'lraore
Graef Curl T., attorney at law, 623 CummerclU,
r. 708 Shotwell
Graenhalgh William H., compositor Argonaut, r.
515 !«i Bush
Oraessler Frederick, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
19 '< Harlan PI
Graf Albert br-w T. r :t Grant Mley
GRAF BROTHERS ..i. l. or„c
imp >rterri and iit iiiuf.tfturerit iiuinitn
liair and fancy i;oodii, ViO Sutter,
rooin4 (j:i-01
Graf Christian, liiin Irvman. r. S Midway
Graf Fritz, baker, r. 5i0 Linden Av
Graf llenrlcus. salesinm Mus r Brt)B., r. 1123 Scott
Graf Jacob, can Ivniaker. r. 537 Sacramento
Graf J. L. (Graf Bros.! r. 1701 IJu-li man
Graf R-inhirt, carpenter, r. 1211 Powell
Graf William, baker, r 625 Clay
Graf Xavier. laborer Johu WleUnd Brewing C )., r.
41 Clementina
Orafo Joseph, liquor saloon, 608 Moutjomery. r. 502
Montgomery
GralT \lb rt S. (A. S. Graff fc Co.) itnd metal splmer,
51 Fremont, r. 47 Secon.l
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 4%40? SANSOME Si'.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S.^^A^rA^i^S?c^r;5'L^^^^?'A^N^|.
GRA
532
GRA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
0|i«ii Kiro - Plii.t-(> Triiiiiiiiii<rs
a, Siieciiilty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Graff Amos, enrpcuter, r. m'i SixteeiitU
Graff A.. S. & Co. (Albert S. Graffl lamps, 47 Second
Gruff G. A., nicsseuger Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 205
Sixteenth
Graff Gustave, ■wood dealer, r. NW cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Graff John H., laborer, r. W s Minnesota bet Solano
and Butte
Graff Jcseph, peddler, r 1879 Mission
Graft Justin J., macbiuii-t, r. KW cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Graff L. H., r. 201 Shotwell
Graff Robert W., speoial agent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Assn, r. San Leaudro
Graff Uriiih, painter, r. 205 Sixteenth
Graff William, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2816 Pine
Graff' Wilson, carpenter, r. 205 Sixteenth
r!^" Gruff. See Graaf and Graf
Graffe Charles, nianufacturt-r, r. 223}^ Clara
GratBeman Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. Oak-
land
Grafton Isaac M., molder, r. 100 J^ Second
Gragesen Christian, stableman Fred C. Klein, r. 9
Washington
Grageseu Hans, stableman Fred C. Klein, r. 9 Wash-
in yton
Gragg M. M., conductor S. P. Co., r. 39 Clara
Graham Adams S., cooper, r. 809 Leavenworth
Graham Agnes M. Miss, stenographer Hartford Fire
Ins. Co., r. 608 Buchanan
Graham Andrew, cooper I. Graham & Co., r. 2511
Larkin
Graham Andrew, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
Graham Andrew S., restaurant, 1507 Market
Graham Arthur, workman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 56^ Hiirrison
Graham Arthur, switchman Sutter St. RR., r. Sacra-
mento nr Walnut
Graliam Brothers (William S. and Charles H.)
groceries, 1422 Polk
Graham C. C. Mrs., widow, r. 409 Jones
Graham Catherine, widov.', r. San Bruno Road nr
Teneriffe
Graham .Chalmers A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 608 Buchanan
Grahsim Charles, traveling salesman Brown & Metz-
ner
Graham Charles E. T., salesman, r. 1914 Sutter
Graham Charles E. T. Jr., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. 1914
Sutter
Graham Charles H. (Graham Bros.) r. 1518 Polk
Grahiim Charles K., tel« graph editor Call, r. SE cor
KiKhteenth and Collingwood
Graham C. M.. stewardess stmr Alameda
Graham Crawford, cooper P. M. SS. Co., r. 22 Bluxome
Graham Daniel, calker, r. 444 Bartlett
Graham E. Mrs., widow, r. 1217 McAllister
Graham E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Sutter
Graham Edward, upholsterer, r. 210 O'Farrell
Graham Edward J. (People's Express Co.) r. Oak-
land
Graham Eliza, widow, r. 1518 Polk
Graham Fernando C, machinehand Charles W.
Weston, r. 766 Bryant
Graham Frederick, driver Bavaria Brewery
Graham F. Traverner Mrs. r. 1914 Sutter
Graham George, cooper, r. 624 Fourth
Graham George, tinner I. Graham & Co., r. 1123 Sut-
ter
Graham George, salesman Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
419 Jessie
Graham George D., salesman Joseph H. Dorety, r. 608
Buchanan
Graham Harvey, laborer, r. 1125 Bryant
Grahnm H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2726 Howard
Graham I. & Co. (Irvine Graham) oil dealers,
220-222 Berry
Graham Irvine (I. Graham k Co.) r. 2511 Larkin
Graliiini Isaac, gastitter Henry Williamson, r. 2914
Hush
Graham James, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2925 Sacramento
Graham James, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 219 Austin
Graham James, clerk, r. 318 Lombard
Graham James, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 813 Shotwell
Graham James, laborer, r. cor Lundy Lane and Es-
meralda Av, B. H.
Griiham James, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Graham James, plumber Henry Williamson, r. 2914
Bush
Graham James, watchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co , r. 67 Clementina
Graham James, with Singer Mnfg. Co., r. 34 Clara
Graham Jame.s D., foreman Charles W. Weston, r. 766
Bryant
Graham James E., salesman, r. 34 Chattanooga
Graham James E., teamster, r. 33 John
Graham James H.. with Savage, Son & Co., r. 1217
McAllister
Graham John, laborer, r. Sierra bet Iowa and In-
diana
Graham John, painter Jason Springer & Co., r. 247
Second
Graham John F., bookkeeper, r. 2416 Howard
Graham John R., fruits and vegetables, 661 Twen-
tieth, r. 604 Shotwell
Graham John T., groceries and liquors, wood and
coal, SE cor Alabama and Twenty-seventh
Graham John W., bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 819 Point Lobos Av
Graham Joseph, steward, r. 1258 Montgomery
Graham Joseph, teamster E. Mitchell, r. 322 Sixth
Graham Joseph Mrs., dressmaking, 322 Sixth
Graham Joseph J., cook J. F. Alex, r. 1415 Stockton
Graham J. W., bookkeeper W. C. Price & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Graham Kate Miss, domestic 2930 California
Graham Lizzie, domestic 34fi First
Graham Lizzie M. Miss, teacher Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. 608 Buchanan
Graham L. Lambert, r. 1914 Sutter
Graham M. Mrs. r. 608 Buchanan
Graham MarcelUis A., machine works, 105 Beale, r.
627 O'Farrell
Graham Margaret, widow, liquor saloon, 525 Second
Graham Margaret, dressmaker, r. 62 Clementina
Graham Mary A. Mrs., varieties, 504 Ninth
Graham Martin H., s;i]esmau, r. 1055 Mission
Graham M J. Miss, millinery, 959 Market
Graham Montague H., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.,
r. 1914 Sutter
Graham Nora Mrs., boarding, 1123 Sutter
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis) W. G. Richardson Pa-
cihc Coast manager, 529 Co)nmercial
Graham Patrick, coachman, r. 346 First
Graham R. J. Mrs., widow, r. 315 Leavenworth
Graham Robert G., clerk freight dept. S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Graham Robert J., waiter, r. 327 Minna
Graham Robert S., clerk Secretary and Controller's
office S. P. Co., r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Graham Robert T., bartender, r. 200 Mission
Graham Thomas, assistant engineer stmr Colima
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 246 Clara
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 1125 Bryant
Graham Thomas, plasterer, r. 112 Dore
Graham Thomas, porter law department S. P. Co., r.
14 Farren Av
Graham Thomas, salesman, r. 2416 Howard
Graham Thomas Jr., teamster, r 112 Dore
Graham Thomas A., clerk general passenger and
ticket dept. S. P. Co., r. 26 M Shotwel
Graham Thomas D., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 2815
Clay
BEA¥lSirs
S H I R T 'S
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fi:-tares.
37 MarM St.
HRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^tPn sT.lPMncers nf Ml TABLE WINES
GKA
533
GHA
Graham T. W., superinteudent McNlcoll & Co., r.
l(iu>s'4 Stpveuaon
Grabaui Williaiu, contractor, r. ("104 Tennessee
Gnihaiu Willinni, cook, r. 8(!'J Market
Cruhaiii Williaiu, Heainau. r. 504 Davis
Graliaiii William, sUoeniukiT Oriu Jones & Co., r. .541
Natciiuii
Graham William A., capitalist, r. 521 Howard
Graham William J., buukkeeiit-r Thomas O'Connor,
r. 41 Lnuisa
Graham William J., seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Graham William M., lieutenant colonel Ist Artillery,
U. S. A., Post Commander Presidio
Graham William P., teamster, SE cor Tennessee and
Mari))cisa, r. du Tennessee
Graham William S. (Graham Bros.) r. 1518 Polk
Grajeda .Anselmo, r. 1116 K.earuy
Gram Thysen, piano mufr, 344 McAllister
Grambarth Charles, cigarmaker, r. 724 Mission
Gijmbirg Frederiik, iwaiter, r. l:i4 Fourth
Gramberg John, architect, r. 134 Fourth
Gramon Jeau, liquor saloon. Railroad Av bet Trini-
dad and Bahama
Grams Thomas, waiter The Baldwin
GrancDurt Frank B., clerk W. H. McLaughlin, r. IS
Turk
Grand Arcade Market. 315 Sixth
Grand Army of the Republic, 419 California
Grand Army ot the Republic Cemetery Association,
office 004 Mf rchant, room 12
Grand Centr.il Hall, 1(97 Market
Gr:iud C*»ntriil Miirket. 0li5-S)9I Market
GRAND CENTRAL WISE ROOMS,
E G. Biilleinait proprietor, KJ Tliird '
Grand Central Stables, M. Michelseu A: Son
pmprietor.s. G15-i>17 Ellis
Grand C'liapter Royal Arcli I»Ia.sons, Thomas
H. Caswell Grand Secretary, Masonic Temple
Grand Conmiandery Knijflits Templar,
Thomas H. Caswell Graud Recorder, Masonic
Temple
Grand Council Order of Chosen Friends,
office 48-49 St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Encampment Independent Order
Odei Fellows, Walter B. Lyon Graiid Scribe,
olhce room 1, Odd Fellows' Bldg
Grand Grove United Ancient Order of Druids, John
H. Knarsten Grand Secretary, 413 Sutter
Grand Hotel, S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor New
M'lntt-'omery and Market
Grand .Jury Rooms, Old City Hall, second fluor
Grand Jury Rooms, U. S., U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, fourth floor
Grand Liodfre American Legion of Honor,
olhce 4i; St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Liodge Ancient Order United Work-
men, Horace G. Pratt Grand Recorder, 40 St.
Ann's Bldg
Grand Lodtfe F. and A. M., Alexander G. Abell
lirand Secrctai'V, Masonic Temple
Grand Liodgfe Independent Order B'nai
H'rith, office 121 Eddy
Grand L.odge -I. O. O. F., Walter B. Lyon Grand
Secretary, office room 1. Odd Fellows' Bldg
Gr»nd L.od|fe Kni<;lits of Honor, office 47 St.
Ann's Bldg
Grand I..od£:e Knights of Pythias, Herman
S.hattner G. K. of R. and S., office lt!-17 St. Ann's
Bldg
Grand iXational Hall, A. Wrede & Co. preprie-
tors, 10.5-107 (jiaiit Av
Grand Opera House, Mission, bet Third and
Fourth
Grand p. ter, boilermaker, r. 64 First
Graud Prize Milling Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Robert B.
Grayson secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg, room 20
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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MOST cin:uLAT:o:;
AuVHriTILoliL'iTS
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SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Grand Western Market, W. Knight buperintendent,
1312-1314 Polk
Grandell Jeanne, widow, r. 535 !< Stevenson
Grandh.im John, r. 473 Tehama
Orandi William, laborer American Exehange Hotel
Grandjeaii Charles, engraver Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
San Rafael
Grandjeau Henry, salesman D. Gbirardelli & Sona, r.
Oakland
Graneist Otto (Graneist k Daeweritz) r. 18 John
Graiiei^t & Daeweritz |01to Graneist and Moritz
Daeweritz) eoflfee saloon, 26 Geary
Granell John, seaman, r. 263 E:i8t
Graiier Adolph T., restaurant stmr Newark
Gianer Charles (Gebhardt .^ Graner) r. 22 Twelfth
Graner Charles M. (Gebhardt & Granerjr. 2i Twelfth
Graner Thomas (Hiuk & Graner) r. 22 Twelfth
Graiiey Daniel J., molder McCormlck Bros., r. 116
Perry
Grauey Edward M.. horseshoer, 7 St. George's Alley,
r. i:ill!^ Sacramento
Graney Ellen, widow, r. llfi Perry
Graney George P , horseshoer, r. 1311)i Sacramento
Graney John F., laborer, r. llli Perry
Gniney William, laborer, r. 739 Brannan, rear
K?" Grsney. See Greaney
Granfield Maurice, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. 1040
Howard
Granfield William, wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange Charles, fruit dealer, r. 4 Verona
Grange James, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Grange Nuiua, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansome, r.
Alameda
Granger J. F., longshoreman, r. 1007 Alabama
Granger Lorenzo O., salesman Friedlander i: Raiser,
r. 314 Bush
Granger Samuel, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Alameda
Grangers' Bank of California, A. D. Logan
preai lent, A. Montpellier cashier and manager,
Frmk McMulku secretary. NW cor California
and Battery
GRANGERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
E. Van Every inana;fer. general com-
mission inercliant.-i, prodnce, 108 Davia
Granjrers' Saloon, Arthur Josue proprietor, 113
Davis
Granham Dennis, paver, r. 1332 k Broadway
Gi-aulcher H. A. Walter, shirlcutter, r. 3l)2 LilyAv
Granite Charles, engraver, r. 36.') J> ssie
Granite Powd. r Co. (Contra Costu County, Cal.) J. H.
Fish president, 32s Montgomery, room 2
Granniss GeorjreW., cupltalist, and agent heirs
of Gen. rill H. W. HallecU, '24 Montgomery Block,
r. l'.l Hawthorne
GraiHi..n A., .aiutiilist. r. Aineriean Kxeliaiit;- Hotel
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO.
Adolpii Weske president, William H.
Somervell nianajfer, TlioinaH Penlinif-
ton secretary, 4!4a ,'>Iont»roniery
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grunt .'i Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Alexander, policeman, r. 1022 Mission
Grant Alfred H., clerk A. N. Grant, r. 'iO Golden Gate
GRANT ALFRED N y,
jr,„in and Ma iiitiiM a ii f 1, iO (Jolden
Gale Av
Grant Allen, ship carpenter, r. fdO Sixth
Grant Chailen, laborers. F. Gas Light Co.. r. E •
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Grant Charles E. (Grant A: Holt! r. .W2 Bush
tirant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 2917 Clay
Grant C. Mitchell, secretary Geographical Society of
Pacitic, offlcc'irt Post
PRINTING PRESSES, PftLMER & REY, 405-40? SANSOME ST.
PERR1ERO0UET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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534
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IWARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Urates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Grant Pauicl, r. 210 O'Farrell
Grant Diiniel W., inspector Custom House, r. 2114
Larliin
Grant David G., ba1;er.v, 4iri Hayes
Giant Delia, domestic, 1922 Eddy
Grant Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 309 Austin
Grant Ellen G. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. Hi Larkln
Grant Ellery A., painter, 2757 Mission
Grant Franklin, laurel lumber. 26 Spear, r. Alameda
Grant George, assistant CBShier The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
r. Highland Park, East Oakland
Grant George E., capitalist, office 26 Fremont, r. East
Oakland
Grant George F., buyer J. J. Mack & Co., r. 822 Treat
Av
Grant George F., insurance broker, r. 1420 California
Grant George G., restaurant, 1706 Polk, r. 1702 Polk
Grant George G. , gripman Preside RR., r. 1824 Hyde
Grant Georgiana, widow, r. 476 Tehama
Grant G. T., contractor and builder, r. 24 Turk
Grant Harry H., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 63
Lombard
Grant Helen A. Miss, r. 1904 Webster
Grant H. M., special agent and adjuster insurance
dept Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. Berkeley
Grant Horace A., carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. East
Oakland
Grant J. Mrs., widow, r. 131 Perry
Grant James S., boilermaker, r. 19 Minna
Grant James W., manager M. I. S. T. Co., 15 Post, r.
618 Ellis
Grant J. Edwin, with James W. Grant, r. 618 ElUs
Grant John, coalpasser stmr San Bias
Grant John, coppersmith, r. 339 Bryant
Grant John, stonecutter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Grant John H., tinsmith P. M. SS. Co.. r. 339 Bryant
Grant John T., carpenter and builder, 330 Pine, room
11. and 323 Mission, r. 22 Turk
Grant Joseph, teamster Frederick N.Elliot, r. 23}^
White's PI
Grant Joseph D. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Joseph H., bl:icksmith, r. 476 Tehama
Grant Kate, psstry cook Berepford Hotel
Grant Lyndon W., painter Ellery A. Grant, r. 2757
Mission
Grant Mary, widow, r. 1633 Ellis
Grant Mary Mrs., groceries, NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Grant Mary E. Mrs., proptr The Melbourne, 33 Fifth
Grant Morris, r. lUHJ^ Powell
Grant Oliver, butcher, 127 Second, r. 666 Howard
Grant Patrick, blacksmith, r. 313 Ctimberland
Grant Patrick, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Grant Peter B., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue
Grant Primary S' hool, Miss H. M. Fairchild princi-
pal, N s Golden Gate Av bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Grant Rictiard, cooperage supplies, SE cor
Seventh and King, r. New York
Grant Robert, carpenter, r. 3410 California
Grant Robert C. (Burwick & Grant) r. Oakland
Grant Robert P., compositor Donald Bruce, r. 246
Fourth
Grant Robert W., machinist, r. 339 Bryant
Grant Thomas B., homoeopathic physician, 407 Noe
Grant Thomas G., boatswain stmr Starbuck, r. IJj
Jasper PI
Grant Thomas M., salesman Brown Bros., & Co., r.
The Baldwin
Grant Toin C, general agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance and German-American In-
surance Cos., 213 Sansome, r. Nspa, Cal.
Grant Ward D., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 131
Perry
Grant William, attorney at law, 520 Montgom-
ery, r. 8 Esi-ex
Grant William, r. 164 Jessie
Grant William, carpenter, r. 1123 Sutter
Grant William, cnrpcutor Cal. Mill. r. 754 Mission
Grant William Rev. r. 923-Viileiicia
Giant William L., r. 26,'jf) Folsom
Grant William L., laborer Jason Springer & Co., r.
313 Cumberland
Grunt William P., carpenter, r. 724 Linden Av
Grant W, P., bonk agent, r. inOtVA California
Grant Zach, liostler, r. 309 Austin
Grant fi Holt (Charles E. Grant and Andrew J. Holt)
liquor saloon, 500 Dupont
Grantham Jameson M., clerk Gardner & Thornley, r.
4;t3 Tehama
Grantland John, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
24 M Lafayette
Grantz Adolph, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 2815 Geary
Grantz William, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 2815 Geary
13^" Grantz. See Granz
Granucci Ambrogio (Granuccl Bros.) r. 1507 Dupont
Granucci Brothers (Gisberto and Ambrogio) grocer-
ies and liquors, 1345 Dupont
Granucci Gisberto (Granucci Bros.) r. 8 Wetmore PI
Granucci Giiiseppe, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Granucci Salvatore, butcher V. Meneslni, r. 832X Val-
lejo
Granville Andrew (J. Granville & Son) r. 141 Grove
Granville Arthur J., plumber William Euright, r.
238 Clara
Granville House, French & Bullard proprietors, 501
Post
Granville J. & Son (Joseph and Andrew) carriage
painters, 25 Seventh
Granville Janies, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 1109
Eighteenth
Granville Joseph (J. Granville .t Son) r. 141 Grove
Granville Thcmas, plasterer, r. 238 Clara
BS" Granville. See Glanville
Granz Louis, mnfr parlor furniture frames, 860 Har-
rison
85^ Granz. See Grantz
Grapengeter Johanna, domestic 1917 Franklin
Grarigg Dora, widow, r. 1123 California
Graser Philip H., clerk, r. 1011 Washington
Grass Adeline, widow, r. 127 Page
Grass Andrew, salesman D. Samuels, r. 489 Haight
Grass Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Fell
Grass Frederick, boots and shres, 1310-1312 Market,
r. 108 Seventh
Grass George, blacksmith, r. 218 Eleventh
Grass Martin, chicken ranch, cor Mariposa and In-
diana
Grass Valley Water Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) D. A.
Jennings secretary. 401 California, room 4
Grassel George, r. 32(i Fourteenth
Grassel George, cooper, r. 405 Beale
Grasselly Eugene, laundry, 1521 Polk
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, r. 1510 Powell
Grasshrfif Robert, bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r.
1510 Powell
Grass! Paul, waiter, r. 530 Howard
Grassier Ernest, baker, r. 19}^ Harlan PI
Grassier Frederick, waiter, r. 19^ Harlan PI
Grasso Angelo (Grasso & Carli) r. 726 Green
Grasso & Carli (Angelo Grasso and George Carli)
liquor saloon, 805 Kearny
Grasswald Anton, seaman r. North Pacific Hotel
Grattan Walter S., with Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 221
Polk
Grattan William H., farmer, r. 330 Geary
8^" Grattan. See Gratton
Gratto David P.. engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 2210 Fill-
more
8^" Gratton. See Grattan
Gratzer J., baker, r. 625 Clay
Grau Conrad, butcher, r. 16 Jansen
Grau Edward A., with Napa Valley Wine Co., r. Oak-
land
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MONXGOMl^KY ana SUTTJEB STS-
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LOPON
Capital, $3,600,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DOKNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY 1 mah^?^st.! books. „st.at.onery.p.anos. organs.
PRINTING AND BINDING.
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535
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Gran Gotlitb, baker Heury Pfeiflfer, r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
Grau Henry shoemaker, 102S Sutter
Grau I. uilwig H., teacher lanRuages, 37 Post, rooms
11-12. r 1223 Filbert
GrsuerholzHeury J. (Hey, Grauerholz & Co.) r. 1310
Howard
Grauette Aiigustin, luundryinan P. DaroUes, r. 33
Chenery
Grauflfel Frederick (McBller & Granffel) r. 2935 Jack-
son
Graun Frederick, laborer, r. 137 Langfon
Grave B. «)k Co. (Bernard Grave, William Neuwald,
and H. F. Maas^i) carriage and wagon manufact-
urers, 421-J23 Pacific
Grave Bernard (B. Grave k Co.) r. 1013 Filbert
Graven .lobn, clerk, r. 51H Minna
Grsvellier John expressman, r. 656 Jessie, rear
Graver Georfje (Barnes * Graver) r. 238 Steuart
Graves Augustus B., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 511
Lombard
Graves Charles H. bookkeeper, r. 1700 Kearny
Graves Edward T.. waiter, r. 253 Stevenson
Graves Fi auk B.. assistant librarian Mechanics In-
stitute, r. 511 Lombard
Graves Fred, helper Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 15 Madi-
son Av
Graves Oeorge, insurance agent, r. H08 Webster
Graves Hiram, lougshoreman. r. 3 Johnson
Graves Hiram T., secretary Soci.ty of California
Pioneers, 5 Pioneer PI, r. 2i)4 Lombard
Grnves James, capitalist, r. SW cor Servia and Yazoo
Graves James Jr., clerk, r. SW cor Servia and Yazoo
Graves John A., painter, r. 280 Jessie
Graves John L., shademaker James Dufify & Co., r.
4.55 Stevenson
Graves Lawrence S., pressman Mrs. L. G. Richmond
fc Son. r 1821 Powell
Gnves Mnry A., widow, r. 2623 Folsom
Graves Mercedes, widow, r. 116 Fell
Graves Nathan B., salesman Huntington Hopkins
Co.. r. 8 Hayes
Graves Osmond F., contractor, r. 728 Seventeenth
Graves Robert N , capitalist, 406 Montgomery, r.
Lick House
Graves Sewell F., captain steamer Point Arena
Graves Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 126 Fourth
Graves Walker C, attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4, r. 2131 Howard
Graves W. H. H., treasurer California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., 326 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Graves William H., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 28. r.
New York
BE?" Graves. See Greaves
Gravier Alphonse. r. 4-'2!^ Post
Gravitt Edward M.. driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r.
W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Graw George W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
48 Ritch
Gray Ada T., widow, r..2925 Jackson
Giay Alexander, carpet layer, r. 848 Folsom
Gray Alexander, clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 1707M
Stockton
Grav Alexander J.. ca1>iuetmaker Jacob Strahle &
Co , r. \101H Stocktim
Gray Asaph, purchasing agent Safety Nitro Powder
GraTMte Artificial Stone Paving Co.
Till-:, G. P. Gray president, H. N. Gray
treasurer, F. F. Ward secrt^t.iry fSliil-
Hn-rer's patent) oince »16 Montjrom-
ery
Grav Charles, first officer stmr Geo. W. Elder, r.
1800 Oupont
Grav Charles S., inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 014 Clay
Gray Clsra Miss, r. 216 Powell
i^
x^Tja.iNrT's
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EXArvIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMroIirKUH AND IiKAI.l I'.M IS
C ^^ R, I» 1£: -^T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gray Clarence, attorney at law, r. .5011 Pine
Gray Clarence H., bookkeeper Coon Ai Co., r. Oak-
laud
Gray Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Mercbaot,
room 1, r. 1304 Post
Gray D. Mrs., r. lOX Turk
Gray David, student, r. 1119 Jones
Gray Dowitt (Handy & Gray) r. 438 Geary
Gray Dollie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 704 Howard
Gray Edmund S., clerk Huntington Hopkins Ck)., r.
2925 Jackson
Gray Edward, fireman stmr Newbern, r. 1124 Folgom
Gray Eliza, widow, r. 8 Potter
Gray Eliza K. Miss, dressmaking, 1311 Devisadero
Gray Ellen, widow, r. 128 Uartlett
Gray Ellen Miss, r. 1124 Folsom
Gray Emily Miss, domestic 1909 Eddy
Gray Frank J., clerk David McClure, r. 208 Jones
Gray Fred W., r. 206 Kearny
Gray G. B., conductor Geary St. BR., r. 1613 Buch-
anan
Gray George D., lumber dealer, office 10 Califor-
nia, room 3, r. Oakland
Gray George F., president The Gray Brothers
Artificial Stone Paving Co., 316 Montgomery, r.
122 Turk
Gray George E., r. 1115 Bush
Gray George H., carpenter, r. Corbett Road nr Seven-
teenth
Gray George T., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
2925 Jackson
Gray George V., clerk Wells Fargo & Co's Bank. r.
1115 Bush
Gray George W., messenger, r. 48 Ritch
Gray Giles H. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland
Gray Gussle Miss, teacher music, r.C27 Eddy
Gray Hamilton W., stockbroker. 337 Pine and paint-
ing, 2117 Fillmore, r. 487 Brannan
Gray Hairy, porter Cain fc Co.. t.637 Washington
Gray Harry P., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
2925 Jackson
Gray Henry, bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., r. 719 54
Bush
Gray Heury, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
"1228 Green
Gray Henry, stockbroker, r. 116 Turk
Gray Henry N., treasurer The Gray Brothers
Artificial Stone Paving Co., 316 Montgomery, r.
Hotel Pleasanton
Grav Henry S. (Gray & Stover), r. 1310 Twenty-first ^^
Gray Henrv W. (H.nry W. Gray >V Co.) r. 208 Jones ^^
GRAY HENRY W. & CO. <;
(Henry W. Gray) proprietors Santa ^~~^
Clara Stables, ll-i:» Webb ^^
Gray Herman, haruessmaker Thomas Stealey, r. 13J _,^
Ninth I ^f^
Gray Ira, electric belts, 3011 Mission |\1
Gray Jame''. blacksmith, r. 227 Minna • J'
Gray James fireman, r. 110 Tehama 1?/^
Gray James E., cabinetmaker, r.3i;<i Louisa I >*'
Gray James E., liqvior saloon, 804 Pacific, r. 25 John ' <$
Gray James H., student, r. 236 San Jose Av i
Gray James L., clerk Jacobs & Eastern, r. !i28 Jones
Gray James M. (Allison. Gray k Co.) r. Ban Jose, Cal.
Gray James W. manager Southern Cnl. Land Bureau,
303 California, room 23, r. 925 Valencia ;
Gray James W.. millwright, 3 Spear
Grav James W., salesman, r. 110 Vlcksburg
Gray Jane, teacher elocution. r,i\ St. Ann's W'lK
• iray Jessie, contractor and builder. 378 Shotwcll
Gray John (Grav * Mack) r. 522 Pine
(irav .John, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Louisa
Gray John, confectioner 0. S. McLaren, r. -19 Cali-
fornia
Grav Ji>hn. painter, r. 243 Eighth ,. .,
Gray .lohn Rev., rector Church of the Advent, r.
27 Stanly PI
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER &.REY, 405407 Sansoiiie S?
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE BULLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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536
GRE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMIMUI'KUS
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Gray .Toliii H., general acent Wjishinfttou Life
lusurauee Co. (of New York) 411 California, r.
14iy Seott
Gray John H. Jr., student, r. 1419 Scott
Gray John T.. pluuiber and gasfltter, 230 Sutter, r. 1
Webster
Gray Josepli, papercarrier, r. 2400 Bush
Gray Kate Miss, r. 44 Ecker
Gray Katie, widow, r. W 8 California Av nr Twenty-
Diuth. B. e.
Gray L., with Mission Pottery Co., r. 2013 Folsom
Gray Lemdall M . purser P. C. SS. Co., r. 1220 Mar-
ket
Gray Louis, master mariner, r. 313 Bartlett
Gray Louise, widow, r. 1412 Piue, rear
Gray Matilda, widow, varieties, 133 Ninth
Gray KlattUias Company, importers, whole-
sale and retail dealers musical instruments, and
pnlihshers sheet music, 206 Post
Gray Matthias Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Lombard and
Kearny
Gray May Miss, r. 2833 Pine
Gray N. <fcCo. , undertakers and importers under-
takers' materiiils, 641-G45 Sacramento
Gray Nathiiniel, otHce 641 Sacramento
Gray Patrick J., finisher Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r.
608 Linden Av
Gray Peter, tinsmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 2558 Geary
Gray Ricliard, general freight agent Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
22. r. 236 San Jose Av
Gray Robert B., olfice 32b Montgomery, room 2
Gray Robert F., with Kraker & Israel, r. 1514 Taylor
Gray Theodore, bookkeeper Winchester Repeating
Arms Co., r. 4 Essex PI
Gray Theodore S., joiner Jason Springer k Co., r. 426
Fifth
Gray Thomas, r. 627 Eddy
Gray Thomas, bookkeeper Thomas Morton, r. Oakland
Gray Thomas, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works
Gray Thomas, seaman, r. 123 .Jackson
Gray Thomas Mrs., r. 813 O'Farrell
Gray Thomas P. D., with John H. Gray, r. 1419 Scott
Gray Walter J., plumber J. T. Gray. r. 1 Webster
Gray William, sawyer Truckee Lumber Co. of S. F.,
r. 9 Alabama
Gray William, stockfitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
13}^ Bruce PI
Gray William J., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray 'Williaiu .T., superintendent Ship Owners'
and Merchants' Tugboat Co., 302 California, r.
606 Folsom
Gray William W., machinist, r. 1514 Taylor
Gray Willis, boatman, r. 8 Oregon
Gray W. Vallance, portrait and lithographic artist,
906 Steiner
Gray <& Haven (Giles H. Gray and James M.
HavenI attorneys at law, 530 California
Gray & Mack (John Gray and William Mack) proptrs
Astor House. .522 Pine
Gray & Stover (Henry S. Gray and Cook Stover) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, room 11
^^ Gray. See Grey
Gray's Harbor Packets, A. M. Simpson & Bro. agents,
48 Market
Graybill George D., assistant ticket agent P. C. SS.
Co., 214 Montgomery, r. 1422 Powell
Grayson Albert H.. r. 3(37 Third
Grayson George W., oifice 327 Pine, rooms 22-
23, r. Oakland
Grayson John T., mining, r. 2516 Clay
Grayson Robert H., mining secretary, oflBce 327 Pine,
room 20, r. Oakland
Grazer Adolph. cigarmaker, r.732M Clementina
Grazer Fred A., chemist and druggist, SE cor
Sixth and Harrison, and professor of Materia
Medica California College of Pharmacy
Grazer Matthias, cabinetmaker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Groal Gustave, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Greaney Daniel G., porter T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 1320 Broadway
Greaney William, grocer, r. 1320 Broadway
Greaiiy Jolin T., attorney at law, 14 Grant Av room
27, r. 827 Brannan
Greany Michael, r. 827 Brannan
Greanv William F., salesman McKenua & Purcell, r.
827 Brannan
BSy (ireaiiv. Sre (iraiiey
GREAT AMERICAN 11P0RTIN& TEA CO.
Heaclquarler!* .5^, 54, 56 and 58 Market,
junction California.
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.
AGENCIKS
140 and 142 Sixth Street,
1419 Polk Street,
511 Montjjoniery Avenue,
20(»8 Fillmore Street, -
.106 Sixteenth Street, -
844 Market Street,
522 and 524 Ke.arny Street.
S.IS Hayes Street, -
218 Tliird Street, -
104 Second Street, -
917 Broad-ivay
1301 San Pablo Avenue,
617 J Street, - _ -
287 Main Street,
411 Fourth Street,
175 Georgia Street,
Commercial Street,
4:) Main Street,
4 6 Mill Street,
Second Street,
Main Street, near TUird,
969 Fifth Street,
128 South First Street,
Pacific Avenue,
33 North Main Street,
223 First Street,
53 Washington Street, .
San Francisco
- - - Oakland
Sacramento
Stockton
Sant.x Rosa
Vallejo
Nevada City
Petaluma
Grass "Valley
- Marysville
Napa
San Diego
San Jose
Santa Cruz
lios Angeles
Portland, Or.
Great Western Quiclisilver Mining Co. (Lake Co. Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery
Greata Louis A., stenographer Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 471 Haight
Greathead N. T., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Winchester House
Greathouse Louise, widow, r. 213 Fillmore
Greathouse Eidge, clerk C. W. Coburn & Co., r. 213
Fillmore
Greaves Henry, proprietor Adams House. 519 Sacra-
mento, and Pacific Lodging House, 209 Leides-
dorff, r. San Leandro
Greaves James, master mariner, r. 943 Folsom
Greaven William, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Greb Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 24 Garden
Greble E. St. John, first lieutenant 2d Artillery, TJ. S.
A., Fort Mason
Grebs Emil, lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Greek Cemetery, Point Lobos Av nr Thirty-third
Greek Church (Russian Orthodox Church) 1713
Powell
Greeley Ann, widow, r. 519 Stevenson
Greeley Bridget, widow, r. 4 Albion Av, rear
Greeley Henry S., r. 418 Jones
Greeley John, groceries and liquors, 551 Howard
Greeley John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 117 Na-
toma
Greely James, miner, r. 1407 Scott
Greel'y James.waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 214 Prospect
Pi
Greely John, gardener, r. E s Eighth Av nr Clement
EVERV »ES<RIKTION OF
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AT
BEAMISH'S
IWARKE'T ST., COB. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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iProDrietPrs Of ttie Orleans VincYPrd
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537
GRE
Av
Greely John, laborer, r. a04 St. Rose'i
tirt-eu A., widow, r. T2a Frunkliu
Green Abraham, r. iJU Hayes
Grei u Abraham, clerk r. "02 Natoma
Green Abraham, driver Piie. Transfer Co., r. 423 Ste-
GREEN ABRAHAM aealer ,„
clinmoiids, ^:iO Kt-urny, r. 307 Hyde
Green Abraham V. (Green & Sliures) r. Alameda
Green Adam T., real estate, 413 Montgomery, r. Berk-
eley
Green Adelia S., r. 1405 Powell
Green A. F. & Co. (Alfred F. and Frederick H.
Green) proprietors MlUbrae Dairy Depot, NE cor
Third and Brauuan
Green Albert W , engineer, r. 1220 Folsom
Green Alfred F. (A. F. Green & Co.) r. Millbrae, San
Mateo Co.
Green Anne, widow, r. 509 5i Natoma
Grten .\nue Mrs., r. 5 Falmouth
Gfleu Annie Mrs., millinery, 124 Sixth, r. 196 Ash Av i
Green Annette H. Mrs., teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 22.i Burtlett
Green A. B., r. 930 Market
Green Arthur F., timekeeper P. M, SS. Co. and I
O. and O. SS. Co , r. Alameda
Green .August, marker La Grande Laundry !
Green August, seaman, r. 265 East i
Green Bartholomew, piler Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2605
Hyde I
Green Catherine, domestic 1801 Green '
Green Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 1512 Bush
Green Charles, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 223 Franklin
Green Charles, laborer, r. 39 Clara, rear
Green Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Green Charles, waiter The Baldwin
Green Charles B., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 34 Hawthorne
Green Charles D.. molder Eureka Foundry, r. E e
Teunesee bet Butte and Solano
Green Charles E. , jsrivate secretary Charles F.
Crocker, NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 42,
r. 2607 Fillmore
Green Charles E., second assistant engineer stmr Mar-
iposa
Green Charles J., painter, r. E s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butle
Green Charles L., first mate stmr Coos Bay, r. 1308
Pacific
Green Charles S., machinehand Hatch & Weston
Green Daniel, r. 409 Third
Green Daniel, tinner, r. 139 Langton
Green Daniel E., couducter Sutter St. RB., r. 102
Austin
Green David B., druggist Philadelphia Pharmacy, r.
340 Turk
Green David H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 1620
Geary
Green E. Mrs., r. 1620 Geary
Green Edinand, general manager U. S. Spanish-
American Land and Improvement Co., 0-7 S. F.
Stock and Exchan",'e Bldg, r. Oakland
Green Edmund F., att rney U. S. Spanish-
American Land and Itnprovenieut Co., 6-7 S. F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg., r. Oakland
Green Edward, clerk, r. 113 Mason
Green Edward, confectioner M. L. Stearns, r. 1006
Market
Green. Edward, laundryraan S. F. Laundry
Grt en Edward L., curator botany Cal. Academy of
Sciences, r. Berkeley
Green Edwin B., clerk nnd telegraph operator S. P.
<;. Ry.. r. Windsor Hotel
Green Eliza, dressmaker, r. lo Perry
Green Elwood, actor, r. l.">22 Polk
Grcn Eva L., school teacher, r. 2662 Folsom
Green Fanny, widow, r. 69 Minna
^W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.MlK T.l HUM u I,,u
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAfflBOATS, ETC,
641. 613. 645 and 647 MARK'T STRE^.T,
Green Flor da Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 517 Mason
Green Francis B., expressman, r. 119 Oak
Green Frank, laborer, r. 33 Alta
<ireen Fran«:, master luhriner. r. 5 Market
Green Frank H.. r. 421 Foucth
Green Frank P., oculist and aurlst, 202 Stockton
r. 116 Turk
Green Frederick H. (A. F. Green & Co.) r. 1716 Oc
I tavia
Green Frederick M., waiter, r. 412 Clementina
Green Frederick W., driver Suiter St. RR., r. 1512
Bush
I Green George, driver, r. S 8 Rutledge bet Alabama
and California Av. B. H.
! Green George, driver J. J. O'Brien *: Co., r. 122 Tenth
i Green George, driver Telephone Transfer Co.
Green George, farmer William H. Green, Ocean House
I Road nr Farley's Old Corner
' Green George, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
■ Green George, special policeman, r. 214 Chesthut
Green George, woolgrader, r. .'">3o Valencia
j Green George E., milk depot, 4 Bruce PI
I Green George G., laborer, r. 19 Georgia
i Green George T., clerk S. F. Laundry, r.309^ Elm Av
t Green George W., janitor, r. H26 Jackson
Green George W., superintendent City Cemetery, r.
418 Leavenworth ,
Green Gunn A., r. 134 Fourth
Green H., master schr West Wind, office 7 Clay
Green Helen Miss, teacher Turk St. Hebrew School,
r. 223 Hayes
Green Henrietta, widow, r. 2662 Folsom
] Green Henry, porter Oppenhelra & Stieber, r. 12 Sixth
Green Henry D., scroll sawyer H.itch 4: Weston, r.
512 M Jessie
Green Hiram, conductor, r. 102 Austin
Green House Michael Farrell proptr, NW cor Sierra
and Maryland
Green Isaac, capitalist, r. 703 Mission
Green Isidor, barber, 27 >4 Sixth, r. 221 Franklin
Green Jacob, clerk Evening Post, r. 229 Hayes
Green Jacob, nurse, r. 340 Turk
Green James, laborer, r. 1012 Battery
Green James, merchant, r. 196 Ash Av
t Green James, musician r. 770 Harrison
j Green James, waiter, r. 236M Sixth
I Green James, waiter M. B. Moraghan
Green James E., paperhanger. r. 3 Kate
I Green James J. (l)egan & Green) r. 1105 Montgomery
Green James J., mining, r. 15 I'erry
Green J. E., machinist, r. 420 Sixth
Green J. J., r. 113M Collingwood
Green J. J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1105
Montgomery
Green John, r. 21. Fifteenth
Green John, coachman, r. 810 Van Ness Av
Green John, cook, r. Garfiild Hot.l
Green .John, druggist Edwin W. Joy, r. 919 JoneB
Green John, laborer, r. 11(15 Montgomery
Green John, Inbonr S. F. C'rdage Factory, r. E 8
Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Green John Jr., coal dealer, r. 1105 Montgomery
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
news:
MOST ADVEETISEKIENT^^
Green John B., niinlni;. r. \wr, Powell
GREEN JOHN 0. re... e.n..,. „„d
^^enernl tradiny^ ii;r«'nt, offlre a!i4 AlonU
I joinery, rooms 1-2. r. Ouklund
Green John J., bartender Fallon .V; Buckley, r. 2.')0
Sult.r
Green John J., rigger, r. 49 Clemenlina
I Green John S., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
! 20 y, Fifth
j Green John S., waiter, r 761 5« Howard
Green John T., clerk Grangers' Buaiuess Assn, r. 20
I Natoma
Green John T., maltresBUjaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 36 MohK
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet I270IX
All Sixes ai»<l IVuiiil>«-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Green Joseph, bookkeeper L. F. Baker & Co., r. 16
Ellis
Green Joseph, compositor Bulletin, r. 708 Jones
Green Joseph, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 23
Webster
Green Josephine Mrs., r. SiOl Haight
Green L. Mrs., dyeintj works. 1212 Polk
Green Leopold (S. Green & Co.) r. 229 Hayes
Green Louis, merchant, r. 702 Natoma
Green Lucius P., purser, r. 3;U3 Clay
Green Lyman, attorney at law, 328 Montgomery, room
ly, r. 919 Jones
Green M. Mrs., widow, r. 1721 Scott
Green Martin, longshoreman, r. 308 J^ Folsom, rear
Green Marvin W., carpenter, r. N s Lombard nr Fill-
more
Green Mary, nurse, r. 121 M Ivy Av
Green Mary A., widow, r. 61H Hyde
Green Max. clerk Pac. Jewelry Co.
Green M. D., r. 112 Lily Av
Green Michael, hostler John Nolan, r. 2414 California
Green Michael, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 46 Ritch
Green Morris, boots and shoes, 812 Valencia
Green Morris S., receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1421 Polk
Green Mountain Dairy, Enderli & Regli proptrs, E s
Missouri bet Sierra and Napa
Green Nettie Mies, cardmaker H. Cohen, r. 34 Haw-
thorne
Green Nicholaus, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Green Orpheus, clerk Stoddart Bros., r. 22 Papte
Green Peter, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Green Philip, gardener, r. 411 Pacific
Green Rebecca C. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 517
Mason
Green Robert, liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r. 49
Tehama
Green Robert G., commercial traveler, r. 228 Fulton
Green Rufus I., sales stable, 139 Valencia
Green S. fc Co. (Solomon and L<=opold Green) pict-
ures and picture frames, 112 Eddy
Green Samuel S., business manager Hotel Gazette, r.
820}^ Bush
Green Sarah A., widow, furnished rooms, (i02 Sutter
Green Simon, barber I. Green, r. 223 Franklin
Green Solomon (S. Green .^- Co.i r. 229 Hayes
Green Thomas (Green & McCullnugh) r. 1113 Folsom
Green Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Second and
Br.innan, r. 5 Alger PI
Green Thomas, ostrich feather dyer, r. 'J124 Pine
Gref-n Thomas E., brewer, r. 1405 Powell
Green Thomas E., laborer, r. 509 Brannan
Green Thoiiias W , bookkeeper A. J. McNicoU & Co.,
r. 1«0S'4 Stevenson
Green Walter, r. 307 Hyde
Green Walter R . student, r. 1243^ Silver
Green W. H., r. 39 Clara, rear
Green William (Schlesiuger & Green) r. 726 Golden
Gate Av
Green William, bartender George H. Rice
Green William carpenter, r. 407 Brannan
I Green William, clerk, r. 724 Golden Gate Av
Green William, risger, r. 24 Howard
Green William, saloonkeeper, r. 417 Powell
Green William H., machinist, r. 36 Moss
Green William H., teamster U. S. drayman, r. 331^
Ritch
Green William T.. waiter, r. 110 Sixth
Green & Shores (Abraham V. Green and Leander
Shores) real estate brokers, 20 Montgomery
Green & McCuIlough (Thomas Green and Peter Mc-
Cullough) wood and coal, 1113 Folsom
t^ Green. See Greene and Grnen
I Greenan Francis T., clerk, r. 28 Prescott
■ Greenan Frank, plasterer, r. 1609 Folsom
Greenan Frank, porter Whitney, Standard and Oak-
] land Transfer Co.
I Greenan Frank Mrs., teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 1609 Folsom
Greenan John, clerk, r. 825 Harrison
Greenan John, longshi. reman, r 2,S Prescott
Greenan Joseph, seiiman, r. 28 Pre8C<itt
Greeuan Michael, car driver, r. 1701) Stevenson
Greenan William P., seonian, r. 28 Pres'olt
Greenbauni Eriiesline, widow, r. 1176 Harrison
Greenbnuin L. & Co. (Sigmund L. Ackerman, S.
Greeubaiuii and Lsaac Deutch) stockbrokers, 320
Montgomery
Greenbauni Leopold, r. lO'JOJ^i Geary
Greeubaum S. (L. Grcenbaum & Co.) r. 1026 Ellis
Greeiibaum William 1, , manager Greenbaum & Co.,
2ti Seond. r. 1026 Ellis
GREENBAUM & CO. .rom^en,.
Western Perfumery Co.) AVillinin L..
Greeiibiiiiin iniina^er, iniinnfitrturera
perfumery and toilet articles, 2G Sec-
ond
t^" Greenbaum. See Greenebaum, Grinbaum and
Grunbaum ^
Greenberg Abraham H., r. 1412 Geary '
Greenberg Charles, r. .506 Leavenworth
Greenberg Charles, cigars and tobacco, 51 Sacra.'nento
Greenberg H Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Geary
Greenberg Henry, r. 413 Post
Greenberg Henry, sausage factory, 211 Sixth
Greenberg Hymau J., stenographer, r. 10'J8 Clsy
Greenberg Joseph (M. Greenberg's Sons) r. 661 Har-
rison
Greenberg Lazare J., salesman J. Wutz & Co., r. 535
McAllister
Greenberg Leon (M. Greenberg's Sons) r. 441 Bryant
Greenberg Max C, salesman Boos Bros., r. 506 Leaven-
worth
Greenberg Max H. (Greenberg & Greenberg) r. 1816
Geary
Greenberg Morris, tailor, r. 1028 Clay
Greenberg N. G. AV., druggist, SE cor Union and
Larkin
Greenberg Pauline Mrs., r. 417 Pacific
Greenberg Philip, shoemaker, r. 204 Seventh
Greenberg Samsou, clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 506
Leavenworth
Greenberg Samuel C. (Greenberg & Greenberg) r.
506 Leavenworth
Greenberg Samuel H. , wholesale diamonds,
watches and jewelry, 206 Kearny, room 8, r. 2413
Webster
Greenberg Simon, tailor, r. 279 Jessie
Greenberg & Greenberg (Max H. and Samuel
C.) fancy goods, 31 Giant Av
8^" Greenberg. See Gruenberg
Greenberg's M. Sons (Leon and Joseph) proptrs Eagle
Brass and Machine Works, 205 Fremont
Greeifblatt Moses (Fr Hess & Co ) r. 1300 Laguna
Greene Alfred F., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 4
Ridley
Greene August, machinist, r. 3040 Sixteenth
Greene Belinda M. Mrs., lodgings 730 Howard
Greene Benjamin J., ^ levator man, St. Ann's Bldg
Greene Charles (Lambert & Greene) r. 181s Turk
Greene Charles S., with Overland Monthly, r. 328
Bryant
Greene Daniel, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 1188 Har-
rison
Greene E. Mrs., varieties, 224 O'Farrell
Greene Edward, foreman O. and O. SS. Co., r. 354
Brannan
Greene Edward H., first ofllcer stmr Belgic, r. 354
Brannan
Greene Edward M.,poitrait painter, 126 Kearny, room
39, r. Oakland
Greene Francis M., student, r. 1524 Mission
Greene Frank, seaman, r. 354 Brannan
Greene George, blacksmith, r. 1727 MarKet
Greene George W., clerk, r. 3.54 Brannan
Greene Harry A. (Greene & Co.) r. 38 Eleventh
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEM and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HABTFORD
Capital,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
Wll. SESTON. Asst ManigeE.
'T'SX \ THK T,i:.\I>INf'r
MARKtT 8T.( BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
GEE
539
GRE,
Greeue Henry, ilerk Lsiubert & Greene, r. 1818 Turk
dretiie Henry E.. miniut;, :iO> Muiitgnincry, room 14
Grtin,- Herbert M., with Holbrook, Merrill & Sttt-
Kon. r. \> Oak
Gr. (lie Hugh, with BuckinKbam & Hecht, r. 1723
JUrket
Greene Ma Miss, telegraph operator, r. 107 Oak
Gretni- James, gardener, r. Randall nr Guerrero
Gnene James J., groceries and liqiiors, 1)00 Fifteenth
Greene J. C. Muie., dresmuaking, 1403 Powell
Gr< eiie John E., liquor saloon, 222 Fourth, r. 1110
Hiirrisou
Greeue Joseph C, engineer, r. 1403 Powell
Greene Katie R , teacber South San Francisco Gram-
mar School, r. S s Parayuay bet St. John and Sus-
quehanna
Greene Leopold, farmer William H. Green, r. Ocean
House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Greene Merced Mrs., widow, r. 71S Filbert
Gre. ne X.. bookkeeper F.irnsworth .M Hu^gles ;
Greene Ransom, vlnyardist, r. 107 Oak
Gr. eue Robert H., builder, r. 8J0 Twenty-t-ixth !
Greene Samuel, ship carpenter, r. 41'J Twenty-ninth
Greene Theodore, r. -Hi Eddy
Greene Watson H.. teamster, r. 198 Ash .\v
Greene William Mrs., widow, r. 15'24 Mission
Greene William H., farmer. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
Greene * Co. (Harry A. Greene) stock brokers, 304
Montgomery
Greeuebaum Alfred (Alfred Greenebaum & Co.) r.
Palaie Hotel
Greenebaum Alfred & Co. (Alfred Greenebaum and
Ferdinand A. Haber) California wines and bran-
dies, and wholesale liquor dealers, 51-01 First
Greenebaum Alphonse C, traveling salesman Chica-
go Brewing Co.
Greenebaum Emil (M. Waterman & Co.) r. 1914 Pa-
cific Av
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Co.) r. Palace
H.tel
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Straus) r. 2291
Sacramento
Greenebaum Joseph, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co.,
r. 1914 Pacific Av
Oreinbaum Leon, clerk, r. 2100 Van Ness Av
Gieenebaum Louis, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 1914
Pacific Av
Greenebaum Morris (Greenebaum k Co.) r. New York
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels)
r. 2100 Van Ness Av
Greenebaum Oscar, liquor saloon, NW cor California
and Polk, r. l.'ilS Scott
Greenebaum Rose Mrs , widow, r. 1914 Pacific Av
Greenebaum Sigmund (Greenebaum & Co.) r. 1459
Franklin
Grefiiebaam, Weil & Micliels (Closes Green-
ebaum, Leopold Weil and Leopold Michels) im-
porters and manufacturers mens' furnishing
goods. 17-19 Bansome
Greenebiium Williom. salesman Greenebaum, Weil
*: Miehels, r. 'JlnO Van Ness Av
Greenebaum & Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, John
B. Luther and Sigmund and Morris Greenebaum)
auctioneers, 11.5-117 Bush
Greenebaum di Straus (Jacob Greenebaum and
Emanuel Straus) ^tol kbrokers, 2:i2 Montgomery
B^" Greenebaum. See Greenbaum. Grinbaum and
Grunbaum
Greenewalfl Louis Mrs., r. 1717 Van Ness Av
Greenewald Olto H., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 1717
Van Ness Av
f^T" Gp enewald. See Greenwald
Greenfield Emma. cook. r. 2934 Sacramento
Greenfield Louis L., salesman Levi Strauss k Co., r.
1230 Geary
Greenfield W., barber Frank Koch, r. 413 Powell
Greengart Simon, second-hand clothing. 937 Folsom
W. & J, SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CftRPEiS, LftCE CURTAINS,
WlNDOf SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Greenlmin Frederick, freight clerk, r. 920 Harrison
Greeiiham Robert S . clerk, r. '.'jo Harrison
Greenhood bertha Miss, teacher mucii . r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Greenhood Ellen M. Miss, adjuster D. S. Mint, r. 335
Eddy
Greenhood Fannie Miss, teacher Oak Street Primary
Si hool, r. 1224 Laguna
Greenhood Hugo (C. 0. Shattuck & Co.) r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Greenhood Louis H., cashier H. Levi & Co.. r. 1224
Laguna
Greenhoed Moritz. Insurance broker, r. 323 Eddy
Greenhood William W., r. 1900 Stockton
Greenhow Alexander, molder Kisdon I. and L. Works
Greening Adolph. r. 436 Brannan
Greening Johnson, wlredrawer CaL Wire Works, r.
913 Vallejo
Greenlaw Charles E.. painter, r. 1013 Market
Greenlaw Frederick, ship carpenter, r. 16 Minnesota
Greenlaw John, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 343 Bry-
ant
Greenlaw John B., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall k Co., r. N s
Solano bet Mississippi and Texas
Greenlaw Thomas J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
N s Solano bet Mississippi and Texas
Greenlaw William, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Greenleaf Delia, widow, r. 323.'> Mission
Greenleaf J. Lincoln, manufacturer stencil
plates, box and burning brands, steel and rubber
stamps, 405 Front, r. 500 Sanchez
I Greenlee Frederick S., bookkeeper AUlBon. Gray ft
Co.. r. 824 Lombard
Greenlees Hugh, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 515
Castro
Greenlees John, carpenter, r. 1020 Halght
Greenlin Clarence F., melter Selby Smelting and
I Lead Co., r. C03Ji Third
! Greenly John H.. porter Cowen, Porter k Co.. r. 118
I Geary
Grcennian Kate, widow, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Greenman William, with Cal. Wire Works, r. 402
Broadway
Greeno Morton, ship carpenter, r. 610 Sixth
I Greenough H. J , ilerk supply dept Wells Fargo k
I Co.. r. Lorin. Alameda Co.
Greensfelder Naph B. (Greensfelder & Bittelbeim)
r. 2123 Pine
Greensfelder & Be<telheim (Naph B. Oreens-
feld. rand Paul Bettleheim) druggists' sundries,
■ .537 Market
GREENSFELDER & BETTELHEIM,
.lOIlliF.US IN
DRUGQISTS' SUNDRIES,
SPONGES, CHAMOIS AND SPECIALTIES.
537 MARKET STREET.
EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
^1? H.O'VvrEST T^.J^TIES.
Greontree James, coachman, r. 1217 California
Greenwald Felix, salesman Mau, Sadler ft Co., r.
2432 Jackson
Greenwald Jacob, r. 1513 Oough
Greenwald Moritz F., inmrance broker, r. 2422 Fill-
more
Greenwald William, salesman S. k Q. Onmp, r. 2422
Fillmore
US'" Greenwald. See Greenewald
Greenwav Alfred, cook, r. 10 S.ott PI
Greenwnv Edward M., clerk Ophir Silver Mining Co.,
r. 2'2ti Post
Greenwav Thomas, longshoreman, r. 62« Folsom
Oreeuwell Adelaide W., teacher elocution, r. '221 Six-
teenth
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '«°^'^' ^"^'sVo 'c^aiiSlL*!^^^^^^^
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
PI7IXEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR IIAN». WIAO-MIl,!, ANI> I>OWCR.
A 1.1^ SIZKS.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Greenwell Frank W., clerk, r. 221 Sixteenth
Greeuwell Oeorge, manager A. Nicoll. r. 2511 Bush
Greenwell John, luailiug clerk Post Office, r. 221 Six-
teenth
Greeii-»vicli Dock Bonded Warelioiise, Bode
& Haslett proprietors, NW cor Battery and Green-
wich
Greenwich Street Primary School, Mrs. A. S. Trask
principal, S s Greenwich bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Greenwood Angela, dressmaker, r. 1856 Stevenson
Greenwood Frank M. (Miller & Greenwood) r. 713
Hayes
Greenwood George, painter, r. 1856 Stevenson
Greenwood George, ship carpenter, r. 126 Fifth
i (ireenwood Henry, butcher, r. 18r>B Stevenson
Greenwood Jennie B. Miss, clerk, r. 1856 Stevenson
, Greenwood Monroe (Greenwood & De Wolf, and C.
] H. Street & Co.) r. 713 Hayes
, Greenwood Philip P.. laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Greenwood Richard, soapmaker, r. 1856 Stevenson
Greenwood Walter H., carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av
Greenwood William, conductor, r. 1856 Stevenson
Greeii-»vood & De "Wolf (Monroe Greenwood and
William M. De Wolf) real estate, house and in-
surance brokers, 415 Montgomery
Greenzweig George (George Greenzweig & Co.) r.
I 1714 Geary
I Greenzweig George & Co. (George Greenzweig and
I Max J. Franklin) jewelry, 6-8 Sutter
Greenzweig Jacob, salesman George Greenzweig &
Co., r. 1714 Geary
Greer .\nna P. Miss, r. 1025 Hyde
Greer G. W., miner, r. Terminal Hotel
Greer J. A., clerk, r. 1104 Market
1 Greer Jane E., school teacher, r. 2336 Mission
I Greer Jesse, clerk, r. 793 Mission
Greer John, master stmr Ellen, r. 451 Third
Greer John, teamster Am. Sugar Kefinery, r. 922 Bat-
tery
Greer John A., student, r. 622 Eddy
Greer John S., mining, r. 622 Eddy
Greer J.S.,r. 1104 Market
Greer Mary L. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 2336 Mission
Greer Mary M. Miss, r. 1025 Hyde
Greer Robert, miner, r. 1140 Mission
Greer Samuel, r. 306 Hyde
j Greer William M., chemist Bothin Mnfg Co., r. 336
1 Eighteenth
83" Greer. See Grier
Greffe Charles, proptr Centennial Chair Factorv, 503-
510 Fifth r 2i3^ riara
GREG FRA.NK wUite sand and
sa^vdust, 529 Mission, r. 618 Seven-
teenth
Gregersen Peter (Malm & Gregerpen) r. 503 Folsom
Greget Leopold, nursery, Franklin bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Gregg Alice C. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Carl W., clerk, r. 412 Polk
Gregg G. E., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 208 Central Av
I GreggHerbertR., printer Bacon & Co., r. 1407 Van
I Ness Av
Gregg Jane L. Mrs., r. 2110 Polk
i Gregg Mary, widow, r. 1023 M Clay
I Gregg Robert, pressman Henderson >t Co., r. 15 Sixth
I Gregg Walter, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 200 Cen-
j tral Av
Gregg Wellington, m'-ssenger Crocker- Woolworth
I National Bank, r. 412 Polk
Gregg William, mu.'sician, r. 412 Polk
Greggains Alexander (Greggains Bros.) r. 25 Clinton
Gregjiains Bridget, groceries, 25 Clinton
i Greggains Brothers (John J. and Alexander Greg-
I gains) liquor saloon, 500 Sixth
Greggains John J. (Greggains Bros.) and liquor sa-
loon. 929 Bryant, r. 18 Clinton
Greggains Michael, r. 2S Clinton
Greggains Thomas W., policeman, r. 16 Clinton
IE?" Greggains. See Griggains
Greggs Eugi ne K., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Ill Oak
Grogoire Antonio, porter Griffin & Simmons, r. 1046
Howard
Gregolre Emile, jeweler Mathieu & Maisou^ r. 68
Stevenson
Gregoire Louis (Louis Gregoire & Co.) r. 816 Capp
Grejfoire Louis & Co. (Louis Gregoire and Vic.
tor Gardet) booksellers and stationers, and im-
porters foreign books, 6 Post, Masonic Temple
Gregoire Nicholas J., florist, cor Amherst and Silli-
nian, U. M. T.
Gregoire Ven (Point San Pedro Brick Co.) r. Point
San Pedro
Gregorio Francisco, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Gregory Alfred, machine operator Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 10 Ridley
Gregory Charles E., bookkeeper Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 534 Bush
Gregory E. C, jeweler, 1149 Market
Gregory Edward, fireman O. S. stmr Madrona, r. 26
Glover
Gregory Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Fulton
Gregory Frank, clerk, r. 811'Shotwell
Gregory G., lithographer, r. 221 Seventh
Gregory George W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1636 Market
Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland
GregroryH. P. Uli Co. (Henry P. Gregory) import-
ers machinery and machinery supplies, NW cor
Fremont and Mission
Gregory James B., master mariner, r. 811 Shotwell
Gregory James N., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Gregory James W., foreman St. George Stables, r.
Russ House
Gregory John S., traveling salesman Crane, Hastings
& Co., r. 1814 Pierce
Gregory Joseph, florist, 2951 Sixteenth, r. University
Mound
Gregory Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1148 Sutter
Gregory Thomas v.. shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 12,'^ Ridley
Gregory W., cook stmr State of California
Gregory Warren, law student, r. 324 Fremont
Gregory W. C, teacher Pacific Business College
Gregory William, r. 478 Eighth
Gregory William F., r. 2916}^ Sixteenth
Gregory William G. (Williams & Gregory) r. 340
Seventh
Gregory William H., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r.
20 Laugtou
Greholber Joseph, boatbuilder, S s Berry bet Sixth
and Seventh, r. 785 Folsom
Greichen Herman, bellman Grand Hotel
Greicheu William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1208
Twentieth
Greif George M.. bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 827
Vallejo
Greif John, barber, 419 Larkin, r. 315 Fell
Greif John J., deputy County Clerk, r. 1619 Dupont
Greig David, bookkeeper, r. 759 Folsom
Greig James, secretary and cashier S. F. Lumber Co.,
r. North Berkeley
Greig William, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co., r. North
Berkeley
Greig William, foreman Union Iron Works, r. Miss-
issippi nr Mariposa
Greig William, carpenter Young & Thomson
Grein lost, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. Twenty-
eighth nr Folsom
Greiner Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. cor Tennessee
and Solano
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Grels Anna M. Mi^ss, r. 6«4H Mluna
Orells John W., r. 725 H Hayes
Grell Fritz, liquor salomi, 5Ci2 BrnnnaD
Grdla Alexander, clerk John Stauile. r. 815 Pailflc
GrtUmann Charles, drnKgist J. A. Bauer, r. lol Post
Grellmann Cuneo, waiter, r. 512 Buxb
Gn nirneler Conrad, waiter, r. 173 Minna
Greiiiminner Francis C, painter, r. (iSO Natoina
Grenell Frederick, clerk Sto.idart Bros., r. .527 Geary
Gronell Hart, drugsist Stofldart Bros., r. 527 Geary
GrcningtT Charles V>'., r. 107 Bucbunaa
Groninger Daniel, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninner George F. (Schafer Greninger) r. 107 Bu-
chanan
GrPiilich Charles, upholsterer, r. 417 McAllister
Greiiltch Sfbastian, baker, r. 738 Howard
Grciilow C, yardman Pac. EolliuK Mill
Grcnman A., yardman Pac. KoUing Mill
Greniien William M., bookkeeper Henry F. Gabel, r.
110 i Broadway
Grenoble Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty
secntary, 330 Pine, room 5
Grenonx Rose, laundress John Bernou, r. 39 South
Park
Grenz Charles, finisher Indiaixapolis Furniture Co., r.
KiO Olive Av
Orenzin John A., engineer, r. 1049 Market
Greppiu Ernest, clerk, r. .52(iM O'Farrell
Greppin Joseph E., engineer, r. .526!^ O'Farrell
Gress Almeron, bartender Escheuhorst Bros., r. 337
Jessie
Gress Arthur, clerk DeWi^t & Harris, r. 218 Eleventh
Gress Georgn, blacksmith Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
21S El'venth
Gressler Ernest, with M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1323 Sac-
ramento
Gressler John, r. 1323 Sacramento
Gresty William, cutter P. F. McNulty & Co., r. 1213
Kearny
Grete Edward C, upholsterer, r. 39 Fulton
Grete Franz, upholsterer, r. 39 Fulton
Grete Herman E., upholsterer, r. 39 Fulton
GRETH GUSTAVE A.
massacre treatment, 104 Stockton, and
orthopiedic gymnasium, TOG Powell, r.
104 Stockton
Grethe Edniond, master schr Gualala, office 316
Stenart
Gretsch Philip, cellarman Schleslnger & Bender, r.
323 O'Farrell
Gretton George, watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 38 Thir-
teenth
Gretzen Caroline, widow, seamstress Union Club. r.
IWh Bush
Greub Adolph, instrument maker A. Lietz & Co., r.
Oakland
Greva Mary, r. 252 3<i Tehama
Greves David, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and L
Works, r. 225 Ritch
Greves David Jr., boltmaker, r. 225 Ritch
Greves George W., molder O'Couuell & Lewis, r. 225
Ritcti
Greves William H., seaman, r. 225 Ritch
Grev Amy Mrs., tailoress, r. 933 Mission
Grey Cyril v., attorney at law, G04 Merchant,
room 1 r. 1304 Post
Grey Eaeie Mining Co. (Placer Co.. Cal.) Theo-
dore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Grey James M., attorney at law, 647 Merchant, r.
Redwood City
Grey John T., clerk David McClure
Grey Michael, teamster, r. 869 Market
Grey Piitrick J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r.
744 Mission
Grev William G., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1324 Broadway
tSf" Grey. See Gray
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Gribbin Joseph, second cook stmr Collma
Gribble Charl. s, operator Neville .\: fo , r. Oakland
Griberg Kiiut. S' amaii. r. North Parltic Hotel
Grid.l GustHV, weaver, r. S s X.>rth Point ur Larkin
Grie hen William, clerk, r. l.'OH Twentieth
Grleme Herman, clerk, r. l^^Ol Tnlou
Grier Chiirlf s, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. Oakland
Grier Edward H., port' r American Exchange Hotel
Grier Robi-rt, carpenter Robinson*; Gillespi^, r. 1514
Sacramento
Grier Theresa, seamstress Louis Kretsa
Grier William J., telegraph operator S. P. Co.. r. 11
Langton
8^ Grier. See Greer
Gries Frederick, wines and liquors, SE cor Main
and Howard
Griesche G., machinist Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1215
Filbert
Griese Carl, artificial stoneworker, r. NE cor Lom-
bard and Hyde
Grieser George, r. 871 Market
Griesbaber Robert, waiter J. P. Eklund, r. 461 Natoma
Griesser Adolph, cigar dealer, r. 2505 Pine
Griest Artie Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital
Griffin Andrew, laborer, r. 894 Illinois bet Butte and
Napa
Griffin Andrew G., shipping clerk Siegfried & Bran-
denstein, r. Alameda '
Griffin Anthony, carpenter, 938 McAllister, r. 120
Olive Av j
Griffin Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundry, r.
•JOU Fourteenth
Griffin Bernard F., cook, r. 2210 Fillmore i
GiiffinCoraB. Miss, teacher Union Street Kinder- '
garteu, r. 32 Glen Park Av I
Griffin Daniel, r. 1727 Market
Griffin Daniel, teamster, r. 1147 >< Howard |
Griffin Daniel P., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 518
Folsom j
Griffin Dennis T., boatbuilder, r. 518 Folsom \
Griffin Edward, boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 518 ;
Folsom
Griffin Ellen, r. 521 Seventh j
Griffin Elizabeth Mrs., r. 716 Tehama
Griffin Frank D., carrier P sf Office, r. .513 Folsom |
Griffin Fiaiik J., clerk, r. 10 Madl-^on Av \
Griffin Frank S., foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 817 ,
Howard j
Griffin George, seaman stmr San Bias I
Griffin George T., shortljand reporter, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 9, r. Nucleus Hotel j
Griffin Helena, r. 230 Langton
Griffin Henry, fxpressnian, r. ].''25 Ellis j
Griffin Hiram E., r. 13 Leavenworth
Griffin J., helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Griffin James, carpenler, r. 1715 Stevenson |
Griffin James, liquor saloon, 1614 Mission, r. 66 West
Mission ,
Griffin James, longshoreman, r. 8 Norton PI
Griffin James, machinist, r. 553 Mission
Griffin James, ma.hlnist P. C. SS. Co., r. 411 Tenth
Griffin James, messboy stmr Acspnlco
Griffin James, s.aman. r. 102 Pucilic
Griffin James E. (Griffin fcSlmnions) r. 644 Natomi
Griffin Jeremiah, machinist, r. .522 Van Ness Av
GrilBn J. J., r. 414 Minna
Griffin John, bricklayer, r. .56 Minna
Griffin John, laborer, r. 14)4 Middle
Griffin John, laborer, r. 2\Hk Bit. h
Griffin JoVn, liiborer, r. Gartlild Hotel
Griffin John, niessengfr, r. 131.S Broderlck
Griffin John, painter, r 2211 Geary .,o w i
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, 218 Steuart. r. 618 Fol-
Bom „ ,
Griffin John D. Jr., boatbuilder r. 518 FoUom
Griffin John F., laborer, r. 2ncl Taylor
Griffin John H., ■< tor, r. 56 Minna
Griffin John N., cook George Dawson, r. 13 John
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Griffin John P., Balesiiiau G. Verdler & Co., r. 120
Olive Av
Griffin John T., ropemaker S. F Cordnge Factory, r.
W 8 Kansas bet Nevada and Humboldt
Griffiu John T., seaman r. 16i)H Leavenworth
Griffin John W., engineer, r. 37J<5 Perry
Griffin Julia, widow, r. 104 }<S Sixth
Griffin Julia, widow, r. 5'il Seventh, rear
Griffin Lawrence, laborer, r. W s Cortland Av nr
Chapultepec, B. H.
Griffin Margaret, widow, r. 546 Minna
Griffin Mary. r. August Alley nr Green
Griffin Mary Miss., r. 1814 Hyde, rear
Griffin Maurice, dairy, W s Kansas bet Nevada and
Humboldt
Griffin Michael, bartender, r. 309 Minna
Griffin Michael, engineer Phelan Bldg, r. 818 Geary
Griffin Michael S.. laborer, r. iai8 Broderick
Griffin Michitel, laborer, r. 2.51;^ Clementina
Griffin Norah, widow, r. 3") Natoma
Griffin Patrick (Pressy & Griffin) r. 2:^8 Kearny
Griffin Patrick, contractor, r. 21 Ferrie
Griffin Patrick, laborer, r. 474^ Tehama
Griffin Patrick, laborer, r. 637 Second
Griffiu Patrick Rev., chaplain St. Mary's Hospital
Griffin Patrick F.. csrpeuter and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 1730 Stevenson
Griffin Patrick J., wheelwright, r. 126 Sliver
Griffin Peter, clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 2!(2 Second
Griffin Robert, teamster Charles Callahan, r. 634
Mission
Griffin Thomas, fireman stmr San Bias
(iriffin Thomas, master mariner, r. 3 Morrel PI
Griffin Thomas H.. contracting agent S. P. Co., 613
Market, r. 1013 Twentieth
Griffin Thomas K., treasurer Guide Publishing Co., r.
Oakland
Griffin Thomas M., paper ruler Malloye & Broder, r.
r. 120 Olive Av
Griffin Timothy, laborer, r. 49 Stanly PI
Griffin Timothy, wagonmaker John Broulllard, r.
1430 Pacilic
GrJffin Warren, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht. r.
919 Geary
Griffiu Warren A., r. 216 Minna
Griffin Weill uaton A., comDositor Commercial News,
r. 110 Eighth
Griffin William, r. 344 Fifth
Griffin William, conductor, r. 13J^ Madison Av
Griffin William, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
r230FolHom
Griffin William A., engineer Capitol Mills, r. 921 Six-
teenth
Griffin William D., clerk O. and O. SS. Co.,-r. 134
Haight
Griffin William H.. shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1102 Kansas
Griffin William T., bricklayer, r. .56 Minna
Griffin William W. , foreman machine shop S. P. Co.,
r. 1008 Alabama
Griffin k Simmons (James E. Griffin and Thomas F.
Simmons) restaurant. 1046 Howard
Griffing Frederick A., clerk M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 317
Bush
Griffith A. Mrs., dressmaking. 1416 Jackson
Griffith Aggie Miss, spice packer W. H. Miner, r. 56
Minna
Griffith Anthony J., clerk, r. 2507 Lsrkin
Griffith Aurelia Mrs., principal Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 824 Lombard
Griffith Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundrv, r.
207 Fourteenth
Griffith Charles A., chiropodist, r. 1302 Stockton
Griffith E. A. iMiss, r. Br -oklvn Hotel
Griffith E. B. & Sons (Edward B., Harry E. and Fred-
erick L.) job printers, 1035 Howard
Griffith Edward B. (E. B. Griffith & Sons) r. 1035
Howard
Grlfflt.li Gflwln L.., secretary Pacific Steam Whal-
lug Co. and Arctic Oil Works, office 28 California,
r. Han Rafael
Griffith E'izabeth Miss, cloiikmaker, r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Elmore, gripman Sutler St. RR., r. 80:> Hyde
Griffith Fleming M., carpeuttr. r. 310 Laugton, rear
Griffith Frederick L. (E. B. Griffith & Sous) r. 1035
Howard
Griffith George, tanner, r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Griffith L„ r. 129 Third
Griffith Harry E. (K. B. Griffith & Sons) r. 1035 How-
ard
Griffith James, miller, r. 120 Shipley
Griffith James B., porter O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
431 Oak
Griffith J. M., secretary Yoseraite Commission, 327
Pine, room 4, r. Los Angeles
Griffith John, morocco finisher r. 11 Geneva
Griffith John B., painter, r. 810 Fifteenth
Griffith John E., carpenter, r 26 Turk
Griffith John W., card writer, 121 Post
Griffith Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Margaret, widow, r. 1712 Mason
Griffith Millen, manager tug boats Goodall, Perkins
Jii Co.. r. 5(59 Harrison
Griffith Thomas F., employee Thomas Day & Co., r.
202 First
Griffith William, painter, r. 1712 Mason
Griffith William, tanner, r. 11 Geneva
Griffiths Allen, denti-t, 6)4 Golden Gate Av
Griffiths Annie, widow, r. 630 Mission
Griffiths Charles, clerk, r. 613 Eddy
Griffiths David T.. liquor saloon, 34 Second
Griffiths George, wheelwright, r. 424 Sansome
Griffiths George W., r. 613 Eddy
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman, r. 118 Twenty-sixth
Griffiths J. J., seaman, r. 36 Clay
Griffiths Joseph, nailmaker, r. 31 J<J Ringold
Griffiths Joseph, liquor saloon. 309 Third
Griffiths Mary Mrs., lodgings. 129 Third
Griffiths Thomas, gardener, r. 2021 Devisadero
Griffiths Thomas H., machinist, r. 8 Hubbard
Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty
Griffiths W. P. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
8 Hubbard
Grifina N. C. Mrs., artist, r. 37 Second
Grifina T. P., barber, r. 37 Second
Griggs Eu,'ene R., r. 1407 Guerrero
Griggs Perry, second-hand furniture, 227-229 Fifth,
r. 241 Clara
Grigsby Eilward S., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1613 Golden Gate Av
GriKsby William, upholsterer, r. 225 Fourth
Grillwitzer Charles A., collector Chicago Clork Co.
Grim Abraham K., capitalist, 402 Montgomery, rooms
16-17. r. 1810 Gough
Grim Alfred R., clerk, r. 1810 Gough
Grim Alouzo M., cashier Moore & Smith, r. 3026
Washington
Grim Carl, baker, r. 18 Lewis
K?" Grim. See Grimm
Grimes Albert, blacksmith, r. 636 Commercial
Grimes Bartholomew, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works,
r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Grimes E. M., cashier Napa Valley Wine Co., r. Oak-
land
Grimes Frank, deputy County Clerk, r. NE cor Eddy
and Pierce
Gritues Frederick, engineer S. P. Co.. r. 202 Sixteenth
Grimes G -orge C. shiemaker, 803 Folsom
Grimes George L., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 1819 Baker
Grimes George T., assistant grand secretary
Grand Lodg.- F. and A. iM., office Masonic Tem-
ple, r. 2534 Washington
Grimes J. J., brakeinan S. P. Co.
Qrinifs John F., polisher Edward M. Gallagher, r.
4.37 Stevenson
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(irltues Joseph, soaniaD, r. 105 Clark
Grimes Joseph, Beaniaii, r. 5'27 Second
Grimes MichHel, r. 7M Beaver
Gi iiues Botiert, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
Grimes Thoiuas, eiigiueer, r. lOiJM Lanston
Griiiiley Fiancis, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
915 Broadway
Grimley Robert, doorkepper St. Mary's Hospital
Griium Adiim, barber Lick HouFe, r. Lick House
Grimm Adam, bartender, r. 61H Jones
Grimm Adam H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Grimm Adele L. Miss, teacher Onion Primary School,
r. 18 Lewis
Griium Albert, contractor, r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Charles, salesraaii, r. 306 Clementina
Giimm Charles H., physicliin, r. 114» Sutter
Grimm Charles W., saleiiman Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
Alameda
Grimm Eliza, widow, r. 1437 Pacific
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel
Grimm Eugene Mrs., widow, r. 1917 Stockton
Grimm Frank A., clerk Duuliam, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 613 Jones
Grimm Ferdinand, r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Ferdinand Jr., r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Frederick, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. 8 Beg-
ley PI
Grimm Frederick W.. carpenter, r. 316 Clementina
Grimm Margaret, widow, r. 1436 Howard
Grimm Henry, r. 1437 Pacific
Grimm John W., r. 194.') Geary
Grimm Matthias, real estate agent, r. 613 Jones
Grimm Sarah A. Miss, dressmaker Miss J. E. Mac-
Gowen, r. 1945 Geary
tO^ Grimm. See Grim
Griramelman Frederick (Orimmelman & Siebs) r. 115
Fell
Grlmmburg Simon, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 279 Jessie
Grimmclman «Sf Siebs (Frederick Grimmelman
and JohnH. Siebs) wines and liquors, 227 Mon^
gomery
Grimmer Henry, clerk Assman & Elster
Grimmer Thomas, merchant, r. 4 Beale PI
Grimmer William, waiter, r. 4 Beale PI
Giimshaw Henry (Grimshaw k Co.) r. 80« Green
Grimshaw & Co. (Henry Grimshaw) druggists, 728
Jloutgumery Av
Grim wood A. D., attorney at law, and manager
Caliiornin Title liisurance and Trust Co.,206San-
t^ome, r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Grinbaum Morris S. (M. S. Grinbaum & Co.) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Grinbaum M. 8. & Co. (Morris S. Grinbaum and Mor-
ris Louisson) commission merchants, 124 Califor-
nia
Grii-dell Oscar Mrs , candies, Morosco's Amphithea-
tre, r. 274 Minna
Grindley John H., director Deming-Palmer Milling
Co.. r. Oakland
Grindiey Tnomas R., physician. 85^ Golden Gate Av
Grinnell Henry F., superintendent Collins & Lyons,
Henrv Kissane and Peter Gillogley, teamsters,
128 St-uait, r. 311 Capp
Grinotie Joseph weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Gripp Frederick J., teamster Nicholas C. Thompson,
r. NE cor Church and Twenty-fourth
Gripp John, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land
Grisley Thomas T., r. 3 Central PI
Grismer Joseph, fireman stmr Colima
GriShim S. F., traveling sale.sman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 2n(i Powell
Griswold A. H., clerk, r. 27 Glen Park Av.
Griswold Benjamin, waiter, r. 115 Shipley
Griswold Charles P., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P Co., r. Oakland
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Griswold Cordilla F., plumber and gaalittcr, 3240 i
Mission I
Griswold E. & Co. (Eugene Griswold) niBnnfacturers '
and refiners of carbonate of soda, 125-129 l't*h,
bet El Dorado and Al.imeda
Griswold Eugene (E. Griswold Jt Co.) r. 122 Turk
Griswold J. A. & V. A. (John A. and Victory A.)
real estate agents, 783 )i Market
Griswold John A. (J. A. & V. A. Orlswold) r. East
Oakland
Griswold Joseph, waiter, r. 134 Fourth
GrUwold Normuii W., president Celery, Beef
and Iron Extract Co. and SonomaCounty Land and
Improvement Co., 15-17 Post
Griswold Victoiy A. (J. A. & V. A. Griswold) r.
Ea>t Oakland
Grtsivold White F., dentist, 1101 Van Ness
Av
Griswold William H., physician and surgeon, 850
Market, r. NW cor Van N^ss .■Vv and Geary
Griswold W. N., physician, 122 Turk
Groat Elias, mechanic, r. 1524 Valh-jo
Groat William A., driver Northern Pacific and Pac.
Express Cos., r. 2816 Laguua
Groat William L., conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 1524
Vallejo
O" Groat. See Grote
Grob Frederick, laborer Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 9
Cleaveland ,
Groble Joseph, dairyman Nathan Davidson, r. NW '
cor Pennsylvania Av and Sierra I
Grocer and Country Itlerchunt (commercial
weekly) Brings & Harrington publishers andpro-
prietor.M, 123 California
Grodjinski Benjamin, polisher Rudgear & Sbepman, I
r. 473 Tehama
Grodjiuski Israel P., rabbi, r. 473 Tehama
Grodjiiiski Pauline, baths. 473 Tehama
Grod't William H., longshoreman, r. 9 Essex
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker A. Andrews, r. 821
California
Groenevelt Gustav, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 17 Sumner
Groenevelt Gustave C, second olflcer stmr Geo. W.
Elder, r. 418 Broadway
Groenmaver H., carpenter Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
2016 Hyde
Groeninger H. F., r. 171 Clara
Groenninger Henry E., r. 24 Langton
Groensberg Ole llev., pastor Our Saviour's Scanii
navim Lutheran Church, Howard bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth, r. 107 Ninth
Groeper Emil, croceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Barilett
Groeper Harro I ;. agent Merchants' Towboat Line
and Pacific Towboat Co., r. 210i; Howard
Groeper Otto B., seaman, r. 2106 Howard
Qroeschel Benjamin, butcher J. Selig & CO., r. 735
Geary
Groezinger Charles (C. Wucherer & Co.) r. SE cor
Gough and Lombard
Groezinger Robert, tinner, r. 731 Clem'sntlna •
Groffnan Charles P., tinsmith and plumber, 208
Twenty fourth, r. Jamaica nr St. John
Grofmever Henry, r. 44 TUird
Grogau A. E., with Home Mutual Ins. Oo., 210 San-
some
Grogan Alexander B. (estate of) 216 Smsome
Grogan F., oiler Am Sugar Refiner, r. 1317 Howard
Orogan .Mary, ste wardens stmr City of Uio do Janeiro
(4rogan Michael T., mining, r. 171) Howard
Orogan Walter R., do k Call, r. 815 I'lna
Grogan Willi im, janitor Call. r. HIS Pine
Groiz ird Frank, painter, r. 9 Elizabeth
GroU Joseph, r. 605 Green
Grolso W lliim. r. \^l^ Webst-r
Groinair.f Sldonie Mme., lauiidreis r. 629 Union
Gromb .rg John, ilraftsimu, r. U4 Fourth
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Importers and Dealers in
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£ncuuH(if, 4Jl3izt'«l iiiitl Plniii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Groiiflona Giacomo, engiui-cr. r. '222 Broadway
Groudona Jiwnes, clerk A. Paladini, r. :tl7 Green
Groiidoiia Joseph, engiuecr D. Ghirnrdelli & Sons, r.
Oakland
Grcnidoiia Stephen, r. 2012 Mason
Grondona Giovanni, expressman, r. 15 Washington
Gronemeytr H. H., carpenter, r. 2016 Hyde
Grcinlnnd Frederick H., laborer, r. G Jackson
Gronosky Henry, tailor, 1019 Larkin
Gronow James O., waiter, r. 424 Sinsome
Groom James J., clerk Superior Court, Dept 12, r. 808
Guerrero
Groom Joseph P., plumbing and gasfitting, 1013 Va-
lencia, r. COS Bartlett
Groom Rodger, bookkeeper Charles Montgomery &
Co.. r. 18(18 Jessie
Groom ■William, farmer. Old San Jose Road nr Indus-
trial S' hool
Groos Charles, bookk' eper London, Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. 825 Valencia
Gropper Peter, machinist C. R. Spllvalo & Co., r. 505
Eighth
Gros Alfred, apothecary and general agent French
patent medicines, N W cor Washington and Kearny
branch 111 Grant Av, r. 1113 Hyde
Groe Edmond. druggist Alfred Gros, r. 1113 Hyde
8^" Gros. See Gross
Grosh A. B., grain merchant, r. 1418 Grove
Grosh Eliza T.. widow, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Samuel R., bookkeeper, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Walter B., engineer, r. 220 Seventh
Gros.iean Alfred, gripman Market St. RR., r. Park
Hotel
Grops Caroline, wiriow, r. 522 Turk, rear
Gross Charles, bookkeeper, r. 825 Valencia
Gross Charles A., tailor, r. 512 Bush
Gross Charles N., bookkeeper S. Bear & Co., r. 806
Fulton
Grops D.. cigarmaker. r. 317 Bush
Gross David (Creger k Gross) r. 1807}^ Pine
Gross Dora, widow, r. 737 J^ McAllister
Gross Edward F., painter, r. 348 Shipley
Gross F., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 806 Fulton
Gross Frederick, laborer, r. 35}^ Welsh
Gross George, physician and surgeon, 319 Kearny
Gross John, bootmaker, r. 5 Bnrritt
Gross John, confectioner, r. 706 Bush
Gross John F., grainer, r. 1624 West Mission
G'oss Joseph, baker Mrs. Blaise Laporiat, r. 32 Mary
Gross Louis, cashier Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 806
Fulton
Gross Mary D., widow, r. 36 Valparaiso, rear
Gross Philip, tailor, v. 2012 Fillmore
Gross Surah A., dressmaking. 256 Fourth
Gross T., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
l©~ Gross. See Grog
Grosse Gustave, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
Commercial, r. 5 Calhoun
Grosse Rudolph, butcher R H. Sayre
Grosse William (William Grosse & Co.) r. 1428 Web-
ster
Grosse JVilliam k Co. (William Grosse) importer
fnncy goods, 518 Market
Grosseta John, r. 620 !< Lombard
Grossetta Matthew, restaurant, 1203 Polk
Grossetta Peter, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 620 J^
Lombard
Grossfleld William, painter, r. 134 Fourth
Grosslicht Charles, clerk C. M. Foster & Co., r. 268
Natoma
Grosslicht Charles, expressman, NW cor Sansome
and Bush. r. 436 Natoma
Grosslicht Morris, teamster, r. 436 Natoma
Grosslicht Selig. fruit dealer, r. 436 Natoma
Grossman Aaron, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 715
O'Farrell
Grossman Georgp, liquor saloon, NE cor Post and
Kearny, r. 212 Jersey
Grossman George J., bartender George Grossman, r.
212 Jersey
Grossman Jacob, bookbinder, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Julius B,, baker, r. 718 Bioderlck
GroBsiiian Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 715 O'Far-
rell
Grossman Morris M., clerk, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Moses, dentist, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Signiund, confectionery, 336 J^ Sixth
Grossman Carl, capitalist, r. 439 Fulton
Grossmayer Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
101 Grant Av
Grossmayer M. H., stock and bond broker, 219 San-
some. r, Oakland
Grossmiller Ludwig, baker J. Goetjens, r. 1822 Hyde
Grosvenor Fredrika Mrs., artist, r. 711 Jones '
Grote Charles, mac hinist Rix k Firth, r. 317 Bush
Qrote Frederick, clerk H. F. Grote, r. HE cor Geary
and Broderick
Grote Frederick, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 222
Francisco
Grote Henry, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2106 Powell
Grote Henry F.. groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Broderick
Grote John O., groceries and liquors, NW cor Seven-
teenth and Church
Grote Otto, clerk H. C. Kroenke. r.SE cor Eighth and
Mission
Grote M. E. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2'->30 Geary
B^" Grote. See Groat
Grotegut Henry, engineer State Dredger No. 1, r. 63
Tehama
Grotegut William H., bookkeeper Greensfelder &
Bettelheim, r. 63 Tehama
Groth Andrew S., clerk R, F. Morrow, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Benjamin F., clerk, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Carsten H. (C. H. Groth k Co.) r. 534 O'Farrell
Groth Carsten W. (C. H. Groth & Co.) r. 534 O'Farrell
Groth C. H. & Co. (Carsten H. and Carsten W. Groth)
groceries and liquors, 534 O'Farrell
Groth Charles, contractor and builder, r. 16033^ Jessie
Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter
and Webster
Groth Henry, paper carrier, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth Henry W., assistant sergeant at arms S. F.
Stock and Exchange Board, r. 1711 Hyde
Groth William, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grothey Frederick, fireman Rudgear k Shepman, r. 26
Minna
Grotheer August, butcher Jacob Schrader Jr., r. 2913
Geary
Grothier Frederick, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oak-
land
Grothmann Richard P. (Grothmann & Medau) r. 1912
Hyde
Grothmann & Medau (Richard P. Grothmann and
George Medau) barbers, 639 Broadway
Grotschier Halfdan, secretary Swedish and Norwe-
gian Consulate, 214 California, r, 542M Bryant
Grottaroli Pietro, furnished rooms, 336}^ Bush
Grothwell Leon, solicitor McAlester & Jones, r. 811
Geary
Grothwohl Kaufman, stock yard, E s Tenth bet Mar-
ket and Mission
Ground Charles, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Groupp John D., plate printer G. M. Wood & Co., r.
417 Bush
Grove Lucy A. M. Miss, r. 1423 Jackson
Grove M. T., homoeopathic physician, 707 McAllister
Grover .^nnie, widow, seamstress, r. 413 Post
Grover Augustine A., mnfr cider and vinegar, 1321
Guerrero
Grover Fannie Miss, seamstress, r. 1224 Bush
Grover Thcmias, waiter, 668 Howarl
Grovei- <& BaUer Se-»viiig Macliines, J. W.
Evans agent. 29 Post
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Grovert Georfie, hoilermaker, r. 1108 Kansas
Grovert Jacob (Waruecke & Grovert) r. 1524 Ken-
tuiky
Grovert James, laborer, r. 1108 Kansas
Groves A., assistant ticket agent S. P. C. Ry. , r. Ala-
nifda
Grovi-8 Charles, seaman, r. 37 Rauscb
Groves James O., mining superintendent, r. 112
Fourth
Groves James W., rigger, r. SlG.Vicksburg
Groves John, elevator man Palace Hotel
Groves Martha E.Mrs., nurse, r. 27 Stone
Groves Peter, seaman, r. 1523 Dupnnt
Groves Thomas M., steward stmr Monongahela, r. 27
Stone
Grow Charles A., with Moses Hopkins, 18-20
Phelau Bldg, r. Hotel Bella Vista
Growney Alfred, blacksmith, r. 518 Howard
Growney George, machinist, r. 518 Howai'd
Growney 8amuel, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
r. 518 Howard
Growney Theodore, machinist, r. 518 Howard
Growney William H., machinist, 518 Howard
Grubb I. K. D., agent Colts* Patent Fire Arms Co.
and I'nion Metallic Cartridge Co., 10 Front, r.
1001 Pine
Grubb Samuel, gasfitter Bush & Mallett, r. 2074 Mar-
ket
Grubb William T., lithographer, r. 2074 Market
Grubbs Albert J., clerk paymaster's office S. P. Co., r.
509}^ Jackson
Grubbs John W., painter, r. 33 Clarence PI
Grubbs William, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 33
Clarence PI
Grube Frank, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 39 Na-
toma
Grube Henry, waiter, r. 11 Pacific
Grube Max, stationery, 306 Third
Grube W., r. 13 Moss
Gruber Adam, butcher Louis Kramer, r. August Alley
nr Union
Gruber Alexander, expressman, r. 26 Eureka
Gruber Antone. liquor saloon, 624 Clay, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Grubir Ferdinand, naturalist, r. 407 Dolores
Gruber Margaret Mis., liquor saloon, 645 Merchant, r.
26 Stone
Grubner Ferdinand, baker, r. 763 Howard
Gruen Julius (Gruen & Heydenaber and Gruen &
Zinkand) r. 818 Larkin
Gruen & Heydenaber (Julius Gruen and Louts
Heydeuaber) proprietors Original Louvre, Phe-
lan Building, S W cor Market and O'Farrell
Gruen <& Zinkand (Julius Gruen and Charles A.
Zinkand) proprietors The Louvre, importers For-
eign and Eastern beer, and agents Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Association (St. Louis, Mo.) and William
J. Lemp's Western Brewery (St. Louis, Mo.) office
St. Ann's Bldg
Griienlia{;en Charles H., proprietor San Fran-
cisco Wire Works, 669 Mission, r. 2312 Gough
Gruenhagen Theodore G. (W. Gruenhagen & Co.) r.
1104 Market
Gruenhaj^en W. & Co. (William and Theodore
G. Gruenhagen) confectionery, 20 Kearny
Gruenhagen William (W. Gruenhagen & Co.) r. 412)4
Post
Gruggel A. R. (Schmidt * Gruggel) r. Oakland
Gruhler Barbara Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 247 3<J Clara
Gruhler John, r. 247)^ Clara
Gruhler Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 247 M Clara
Gruhn Abraham (Gruhn k Messing) r. 711 Ellis
Gruhn William, fancy novelties, 22 Sansome, r. 711
Ellis
Gruhn k Messing (Abraham Gruhn and Hermann
Messing) importers laces, 22 Sansome
Gruman Samuel M.. furniture, 140 Fourth, r. 16
Everett
W, & J, SLOlliE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MABKET STREET.
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Gruniley James, shipbuilder, r. O.'iO Golden Gate Av
Gruuimon Frank S., clerk freight auditor's office S.
Co., r. 326 Tenth
Grunbaum Henry, mercliant, r. 1.507 Golden Gate Av
Grundel A. H., second offirer stmr Granada
Grundel Christian ivory turner, r. 520M Sutter
Grundel Christian L., salesman S. Frohman .t Co., r.
3 Delaware Court
Grundel Frank, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1512 Pacific \v
Grundel George, waiter E. Althof, r. 626 Market
Grundel Hi nry, clerk W. & J. Sloaue & Co., r. 1512
Pacific Av
Grundel Otto F., jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 1930
Eddy
Grundell Frederick G., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r.
1617 3^ Howard, rear
Grundell J. Herbert, r. 1617 V Howard, rear
Grundell Richard, oiler stmr City of Peking, r. 16175^
Howard, rear
Grundstrora Edward T., salesman Newhall's Sons &
Co., r. 2724 Pine
Grunendahl Thomas, waiter, r. 249 Stouart
Gruner Alois, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 514
Mission
Gruner Ferdinand, engraver, r. 513 Vallejo
Gruner Ferdinand Jr., bartender, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frank, jeweler, 724 Washington, r. 515 Val-
lejo
Gruner Moses, r. 1407 Octavia
Gruner William, jeweler, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruninger Albert, clerk, r. 534 Turk
Gruninger Jacob, machinist, r. 430 Cbesnut
Grunnagle George, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1015}^ Folsom
Grunnagle George L., mining engineer, r. 309 Polk
Grunnagle Jacob S., clerk S. P. Co., r. 966}^ Folsom
Gruuowski Frederick (Gruuowski k Mahnke) r. 4
Fella PI
Grunowski k Mahnke (Frederick Grunowski and
Henry Mahnke) liquor saloon, 651 Washington
Grunsfeld James, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 834
O'Farrell
Griinwaldt Th. & Co. (Theodor Oriinwaldt) bat fac-
tory, 30 Geary
Griinwaldt Theodor (Th. Grunwaldt k Co.) r. 215
Fillmore
Grupe Henry, gardener, r. 2207 Pine
Grutler Albert, draftsman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1816
Mason
Grutzmacher William, teamster, r. 1318 Eddy
Gruwell J. W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Gryner Henry, seaman, r. 263 East
Gschwandner Josef, teacher zither, 228 O'Farrell
Guadaloupe Joseph, tanner, r. Cortland Av nr Sulli-
van, B. H.
Guadaloupe Valley Dairy, Charles W. Taber proptr,
office 1015 Valencia
Gualala Mill Co., lumber manufacturers, C. L.
Dingley & Co. agents, 13 Steuart
Gualzata Carlo, cabinetmaker, r. 166 Clara
Guaranty Mutual Accident Association
(of New York) Charles M. Oakley general agent,
314 Montgomery, rooms 4-5
Guard Catharine, widow, r. 1317 Scott
Guard R. T., freight clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. Oakla ,d
Guardian Assurance Co. (fire of London) Wil-
liain J. Landers general agent, 401 California
Guardian Mutual Endowment Association. Charles
Kelpe president, James Vanangelbeck secretary,
724 M Market
Guarraglia Giacomo (Guarraglia & Co.) r. 448 Union
Guarraglia Luigi, scavenger, r. 1406 Kearny
Guarraglia & Co. (G. Guarraglia and John Bertini)
butrhers, NE cor Dupont and Union
Guasardo Antonio, laborer A. Calamarl, r. 506 Green
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Guastucci Andna (Motruni \ GuaHtiucI) r. 015 Green
Guateiiialii Ceutral Kailruail Co. (Central America)
offiee NE cor Fourth and Towuseud
Guatemala Gas Light Co., John Crockett secretary,
8 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Guatemala Telephone Co., John Lloyd secretary,
411)^ California, room 15
Gubler John, peddler, r. 521 Pacific
Guekelsberger Andrew, peddler, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guckelsberger Charles, porter Cal. and Oregon Cider
Co.. r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guekelsberger Jacob, foreman Cal. and Oregon Cider
Co., r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guekelsberger William, clerk Stevenson & Longwill,
r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher S. Solomon & Co., r.
18i;i Sutter
Gudde Marinas B., laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. Es
Iowa bet Yolo and Yuba
Gude Henry L., superintendent City RR., r. 120 Capp
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, SE cor Commercial
and Drumm
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 316 Grant
Av, r. 315 Sutter
Gudehus William, clerk F. Gudehus, r. 315 Sutter
Gudmund Berge, steward, r. 23 Alta
Gndmund George (Gudmund & Christensen) r. 23
Alta
Gudmund & Christensen (George Gudmund and
Henry Christensen) liquor saloon, 538 Jackson
Guedet Edward F., fish, 1418 Stockton, r. 502 Green-
wich
Guehring Jacob, sausage maker, 1072 Howard
Guehring John, driver Jacob Holle, r. SE cor Twen-
tieth and York
Guenin Alphonso, bakery, 521 Union
Guenther August, cabinetmaker Richard Henning, r.
7 Elliot Park
Guenther Charles, r. 315 M Stockton
Guenther Gustave, bakery, 1713 Leavenworth
Guenther Louis, waiter, r. 152 Natoma
Guenther Louis, waiter, r. 365 Jessie
Guenzburger Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 273^ Sixth, r.
\<SVm, Geary
Guerimaud Madeline, widow, florist, 645 Broadway
Guerin Henry, cook, r. 553J^ Natoma
Guerin J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Guerin James P.. coachman, r. 10 Julia
Guerin John, pressman J. H. Barry, r. 718 Grove
Guerin John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell
Guerin P., carpenter, 822 Jackson
Guerin Thomas, expressman, r. 718 Grove
Guerrera Peter, cook. r. 566 Folsom
Guerrero John, peddler, r. 1604 >^ Powell
Guerrero Patrick, laborer, r. 1604}$ Powell
Guerrero Trinidad, widow, r. 915 Broadway
Guffer Josepji, barber, r. 114 Prospect PI
Guffin Alice Mrs., r. 536 Third
Guggenheim Leon (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. 703 Leaven-
worth
Guggenheimer Henry, laborer, r. 629 Stevenson
Guggenheimer Simon, salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
200 Golden Gate Av
Guggenhime Berthold, r. 1513 Scott
Quggenhime David, bookkeeper Alfred Greenebaum
& Co., r. 1513 Scott
Guglielmetti Frank S., restaurant, 410 Fourth, r. 126
Clara
Guglielminetti V., steward J. Mounic, r. 709 Stockton
Guglielmoni G. (Bontempi & Guglielmoni) r. 533
Broadway
Guichet Francois, r. 15M Preston PI
Guide Bishop's ABC, Traffic Publishing Co.
publishers, 429 Montgomery
Critide Publishing Co., publishers The Guide,
John C. Johnson secretary, 521 Clay
Guide The (daily) Guide Publishing Co. publish-
ers, 521 Clay
(Uiider James, laborer, r. Oorea nr Marciuesas
Cniiditti Francisco, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 319
Tenth, rear
Guidi Frank, baker, r. 1518 Stockton
(initio Santos, cook, r. 718 Greenwich
(liiidicelli Charles P., cook, r. 19 Stanly PI
Guido M., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Guiguard Gustave, jeweler, r. 620 Merchant
Ouiguard Henry, salesman Buffino & Bianchi, r. 978
Harrison
Guiguard John M. A., clerk, r. 620 Merchant
Guigner I. Mamer, r. 614 Van Ness Av
Guignou G., stonecutter, r. 228 Bush
Guild Albert H., reporter, r. 107 Montgomery Av
Guild, Church .& Cu's Pianoii, F. W. Spencer
& Co. sole agents, 723 Market
Guild D., molder 0(xidental Foundry, r. Oakland
Guild Frank, machinist, r. 512 Howard
Guild M. L. Mrs., r. 1112 Larkin
Guildea James, messenger freight depot S. P. Co.
Guildea M. E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1415 Devlsadero
8S?- Guildea. See Gilday and Gildea
Guilfoy James, metal roofer, r. 718 Tehama
Guilfoyle John, laborer, r. U Russell
Guilfoyle John, laborer Union Iron Works
Guilfoyle John J., harnessmaker, 2937 Missiom
Guilfoyle John J. Jr., sole leather cutter U. W. Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 2937 Mission
Guilfoyle Patrick, laborer stmr Bay City, r. %^% Rin-
gold
Guilfoyle Theresa Mrs., r. 722 J$ Clementina
Guilfoyle William J., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 2937 Mission
Guillaume F., r. 533 Vallejo
Guillaume J., r. 28 Lapidge
Guillemard A. Mrs., widow, r. 225 Eighth, rear
Guillemard Edward, leather cutter KuUman, Salz &
Co., r. 225 Eighth, rear
Guillemard Ulysses J., shoe cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 2922^ Folsom
Guillemet Leonidas, hat presser. r. 533 Vallejo
Guillemet Adolphine Mrs., milliner, r. 533 Vallejo
Gnillermet Francis, French barber stoop, 417
Sutter
Guillermet Francis Jr., barber F. GulUermet, r. 417
Sutter
Guillet Charles, French confectioner, 905 Larkin
Guinan Andrew D., laborer, r. 427 Natoma
Guinane James H., wheelwright, r. 1429 Church
Guinane William J., law clerk, r. 1429 Church
Guinand George A., waiter, r. 361 Minna
Guinard Ernest, carpenter, r. 1518 Stockton
GuInasBo Antonio, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Guinasso Antonio, r. 736 Vallejo
Guinasso Frank T., bakery, 1309 Dupont, r. 617 Green
Guinasso Giovanni, r. 155 Union
Guinasso Joseph, teamster John Middleton, r. 415
Union
Guinasso Luigi, baker, r. 736 Vallejo
Guinasso John, r. 11 Bannam PI
Guinasso Madelaine, widow, r. 438 Union
Guinasso Paolo, laborer, r. 536 Green
Guinasso Tomaso, baker, r. 617 Green
Guinaw John, stairbuilder Long & McMahon, r. 131
Sanchez
Guinee John, fireman, r. 15 Welsh
Guinn William Jr., clerk stmr Modoc, r. 77 Natoma
B^" Guinn. See Gwin and Gwynn
Guinnane James H., wagonmaker D. I. Newkirk, i
1429 Church
Guinnane William J., clerk Ban croft- Whitney Co., r.
1429 Church
Gulol Frederick M., traveling agent The E. Bruns-
wick Billiard and Pool Table Mnfg Co., r. 428
Broadway
Guion Leonard, clerk License Collector, r. 854 Fol-
som
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Guiotti Geroliiuo, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Guirard Alphonse C, ealesmau Charles Cox r. 2
Scheerur PI
'(fiiiiraud Joseph, real edtate, r. 605 Post
Guirella Frauds, tailor I. Lessman, r. NE cor Powell
aud Jackson
Guirey William C, clerk Post Office, r. GIO Linden Av
IGuittard E. & Co. (Etieuue Guittard) Eureka
Chocolate, Coffee and Spice Mills, 203-209 Sacra-
iiiento
Guittard Etieune (E. Guittard&Co.) r. 1013 Golden
Gate Av
Gulbrandsen Frederick, collector J. W. Evans, r. 2938
Howard
Gulich Edward N., bookkeeper G. T. Marye & Son, r.
1803 Stockton
Gull Heury, brewer, r. 1208 Larkln
Gull Jacob, compositor Abend Post, r. 1019 Pacific
Gullickseu Severin, foreman machinist Pac. Boiling
Mill, r. SE cor Sierra aud Georgia
Gulliver C. P. G., waiter, r. 1023 Stockton
Gulliver Edward, teamster, r. 100 Freelon
Gulliver Stephen, stage carpenter, r. 520 Bush
GuUixon James, laborer Henry Burnstine, r. 122
Howard
GuUixou Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
GULLIXSON BROTHERS
(Emil S . and Hans) carpets, oilclotlis,
rugs, mats, shades, etc., 955 Market
Gullixsou Emil S. (Gullixson Bros.) r. 531 Fell
Gullixson Hans (Gullixson Bros.) r. 531 Fell
Gullixson Henry, r. 512 ><i Fell
Gullixson Henry F. (H. F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 816
O'Farrell
I Gullixson H. F. & Co. (Henry F. Gullixson) car-
pets, oilcloths, etc., 630 Market
1 Gullixson Louis A., upholsterer H. F. Gullixson &
Co., r. 512 J<J Fell
I Giimbel Henry, sawdust dealer, 70 Clementina
I Gumbinger John, baker, r. 763 Howard
1 Gumbiuuer Sven, melter U. S. Mint, r. 420 Geary
( Gummer C. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
< Guuimer Edward, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
I Gummer Everett E. , undertaker United Undertakers
Association, r. 27 Fifth
I Gummer Frank A., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Gummer Frederick C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1703 Octavia
Gummer Samuel P., contractor, r. 338 Golden Gate
Av
Gump,
1224
Gump Abraham, salesman S. & G
Geary
Gump Alfred S., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
Gump Charles W., machinist, r. 901 Shotwell
Gump Gusiav (S. & G. Gump) r. 1800 Post
Gump Lafayette, traveling salesman S. & G. Gump,
r. 1224 Geary
GUMP S . & G . (Solomon and
Gustav) importers and manufacturers
mirrors, cornices, picture frames, oil
paintings, ornan»ents, etc., aalesroomg
581-383 Market, factory 251 Jessie
Gump Solomon (S. & G. Gump) r. 12J4 Geary
Gumpel Charles, bartender Gruen & Zinkand
Gumpel Max, lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., and
expert on handwriting, r. 901 McAllister
Gumper Joseph, cook, r. 1217 J4 Kearny
Gumpert William, bookkeeper Oppenheimer&Bro. r.
114b Ellis
Gundelfinger Henry, commercial traveler, r. 1116
Turk, rear
Gundelach John, clerk Post Office, r. 1926 Union
Gunderson August, with 8. F. aud Pac. Glass Works,
r. 767 Bryant
ii
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EXAPvIINER
; BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPKCIAT. I)i;si<;ns in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Gunderson Bcujamiu, carpenter, r. 1644 Mistsion
Gunderson Charles, carpenter, r. N s Parker bet Ala-
bama and California Av, B. H.
Gunderson Christ, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gunderson Edward, seaman, r. 404 Minna
Gunderson George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gunderson Gunder, master mariner, r. 5 Clyde
Gunderson Hanifer, carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
Gunderson Martin, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Gunderson Ole, blacksmith, r. 20^ Hubbard
Gunderson Ole, carpenter, r. 123 Jackson
Guudlach Frederick, confectioner E. Rotger & Co., r.
Oakland
GUNDLACH J. & CO. ,^acoi,
Gundlacli audCliarles Bundscliu) \vine
merchants and shippers California
wines and brandies, wholesale liquor
dealers and proprietors Rhine Farm,
Sonoma, office and salesroom SE cor
3Iarket and Second, -warehouse Kin^;
nr Third
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chestnut
Gnndlacit Jacob G., wines and liquors, 607
Washington, r. 2021)^ Powell
Gundlach Phillip, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 2935
Clay
Gundry Frank F., compositor Alta, r. 1224 Mission
Gunn Adam P., agent Ivison, Blakeman. Taylor
& Co. (New York) 329 Sansome, r. Berkeley
Gunn Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 725 Ellis
Gunn Anthony W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE
cor Solano and Indiana
Gunn Benjamin M., real estate, and insurance agent,
407-409 Montgomery, r. 2820 >6 Bush
Gunn Cliarles M., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 1104
Market
Gunn Deuuis, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 725 Ellis
Gunn Felix E., machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Francis J., salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 2213
Webster
Gunn Isabella Mrs., dressmaking, 121 Post
Gunn James O'B. , secretary Union Iron Works,
office NE cor Mission aud First, r. 1833 Clay
Gunn James W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
136 Twenty-ninth
Gunn Jane, widow, r. 30 Minna
Gunn John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 136
Tweuty-ninth
Gunn John W.. salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 2213 Web-
ster
Gunn Joseph H.. coffee saloon, 2920 Sixteenth
Gunn J. W., r. 423 Ellis
Gunn M., laborer Pac. M. S3. Co.
Gunn Patrick, stablem,in, r. 121 Ivy Av
Gunn Robert T., machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Robert W., real estate, 410 Montgomery, r. 1917
Devisadero
Gunn Rose Miss, bakery, 1441 Valencia
Gunn Wil iam Mrs., widow, r. 1917 Devisadero
Gunn William A., train baggage master S. P. Co., r.
GUIN WILLIAM J. rea,
estate a<;ent, 410 3Iout jf"«>»«'«"y> r. 833
California and Tustin, I.,os Angeles
Co., Cal.
Gunning Alexander, boatman, r. Ill Jackson
Gunning B.. r. 419 Clementina
Quunlug Michael S., delivery clerk Sanborn, Vail b
Co., r. 6 McLea Court
Gunning Patrick, laborer, r. 6 McLea Court
Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial Ins.
Co. of California, 439 California, r. 1320 Twenty-
first
Gunnison Alfred, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
811 Twenty-fourth
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, 2.^^^^^^?^^;? ?S1^a^n1
GUN 548
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Piro - Place Triiititii tig's
a Specialt.j-,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
GUT
Gunnisiiu Audrew J. (Gunulsou & Booth) r. 1404 Van
Ness Av
Guiiiilsoii-AIIabeii Mi"s. , toaclier elocution,
Saratoga Hall Parlors, r. 708 Leavenworth
Gunnison Henry M., shoeroaker P. F. Ntilan & Co.
Gunnison J. W., foreman Houfihton .^ Figel
Gunnison Robert C, yrinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
822 Harrison
Gunnison Thomas, porter Peters Bros., r. 231 Green
Gunnison William, blacksmith, r. 1313 Sansonie
Gunnison & Booth (Andrew J. Gunnison and
Andrew G. Booth) attorneys at law, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 9-10
Gunsburger Jacob, r. 1613}^ Geary
Gunst Abraham, r. 2215 Webster
Gunst Levi, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1842
Sutter
Ganst M. A. «& Co. (Moses A. Gunst) import-
ers, wholesale and retail dealers cigars and to-
bacco, 203 Kearny, branches 802-804 Marl;et. 213-
215 Pine, and agents Meet & Chandon champagne
Gunst Moses A. (M. A. Gunst & Co.) r. 1508 Pine
Gunst Silas A., salesman M. A. Gunst & Co.. r. 1620
Sutter
Gunter August, grocer, r. NW cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
Gnnter Christian, miner, r. 431 Pine
Gunter Francis, cabinetmaker Aug. Jungblut & Co.,
r. 5.59 Stevenson
Gunter Joseph A., gripman Market St. RE., r. NW
cor Hermann and Fillmore
Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park
Gunther Charles, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 763
Howard
Gwntlier Ecl-vvarcl AV. real estate agent and in-
surance broker, 240 Montgomery, r. 1718 Ji Hyde
Gunther Francis, r. 448 Minna
Gunther Frank, cigarmaker, r. 5 Welsh
Gunther Frederick, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 7
Elliot Park
Gunther Gnstave C. salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r.
1 Cedar Av
Gunther Herman (Gunther & Kahn) r. 633 Minna
Gunther H.G., teamster, r. cor Stanyan and Fred-
erick
Gunther W. G. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Post
Gunther William, baker, r. 634 PaQific
Gunther William C, engineer, 324 Pine, r. 531 Post
Gunther William F. B., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 854 Bay
Gunther & Kahn (Herman Gunther and Barthold
Kahn) bakery, 30 Sixth
Guntz Francis L., manager East & Co., r. 23 Dolores
Guntz Martin, harness maker J. A. McKerron, r.
812 Howard
Gunzburger Benjamin M., dentist, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, bookkeeper, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Harry L., salesman I. Selig, r. 508 Oc-
tavia
Gunzburger Nicholas, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzel Emil, salesman Lorentz Foard, r. 9 Alaska PI
Gunzendorfer Gustav, reporter Call, r. 418 Waller
Gunzl Tobias, musician, r. 32 Lewis
Guptill Andrew A., r. 761 Valencia
Guptill Daniel W., winebroker, 314 Bush
Guptill E. A. & Co. (E. W. Haskell and E. A. Guptill)
mnfrs patent medicine, 1165 Market
Guptill Edwin A. (E. A Guptill & Co) r. 1226 Twenty-
first
Gurgess August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1506
Kentucky
Gurmendez Isidore, harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. GOm Mission
Gurnee Clinton, attorney at law, 612 Commercial, r.
593 Ellis
GnrnettA. G. & Co. (Albert G. Gurnett) stock-
brokers, 308 Pine
Gurnett Albert G. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.) r. Oakland
Gurnett William J., foreman finisher T. M. Antisell
Piano Co., r. Oakland
Gurnett William J., with A. G. Gurnett & Co., r.
Oakland
Gurnoy Charles W., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Sacramento
Gurrell William, laborer, r. 242 Langton
Gurren Jlichael, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Gurrey Alfred K., Insurance manager H. M. Newhall
& Co., r. 46(> Seventeenth
Gurrie John J., helper Union Iron Works, r. Reidy's
Hotel
Gurry .John, sawyer, r. 337 !« Shipley
Gurry Mary, housekeeper, 1018 Jackson
Guscetti John W., r. 108 Steiner
Gusmau Ricardo, cigarmaker Jos6 Garcia, r. 8 Cadell
Alley
Gusmani Gluseppi, fish dealer, r. 425 Vallejo, rear
Gusmani Justin, r. 33 Hinckley
Gusmani Severiuo (Gusmani & Co.) r. 1 Hinckley
Gusmani & Co. (Severino Gusmani) fish dealers, Clay
St. Market " '
Gustafson Andrew, machinist, r. 928 Washington
Gustafson Charles, laborer, r. 117 Natoina
Gustafson Olof, fresco painter, r. 462}^ Sixth
Gustafson Otto, painter Palace Hotel
Gustafson Solomon P., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r.
39 Williamson i
Gustavson C, workman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.
1407 Montgomery
Gustavson Charles, car builder, r. 435 Fulton
Gustavson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
B^" Gustavson. See Gustafson
Gustin John, teamster, r. 329 Vallejo
Gustin Joseph, waiter The Baldwin
Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 546 Washington,
r. 1808 Stockton
Gutcher William, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. 1516
Post
Gutfeld Max, baker S. Band, r. 409 Union
Gutheil C. Reinhold, draftsman, r. 1206 Ellis
Guthrie Alexander (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Liver-
pool, Eng.
Guthrie James, longshoreman, r. 707 Front
Guthrie James F., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 215 Minna
Guthrie John B., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 215
Minna
Guthrie Margaret, widow, r. 218 Broadway, rear
Guihrie Samuel, foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1927
Tnion
Guthrie Samuel, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
222 Eleventh
Guthrie Thomas, deck hand fireboat Gov. Irwin, r,
218 Broadway, rear
Guthrie William (Hartey & Guthrie) r. 218 Broadway
Gutman Alexander, teacher music, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Joseph, tailor, 724 Howard, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Louis, barber Flielir & Kiefer, r. 8J8 Geary
Gutman Samuel, barber, r. 126 Locust Av
GutmannD. (George C. Higgins & Co.) r. 1024 Hyde
Gutmaun Ludo, bookkeeper Schulz & McCartney, r,
724 Mission
Gutormsen Bertol, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Gutormsen George, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Gutormsen O., seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Gutsch Gustav, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 32, r,
621 Bush
Gutsch Peter, farmer, r. San Bruno Hotel
Gutschow C. D. F., insurance broker. 323 California
Gutstadt Herman, cigarmaker, r. 514 Filbert
Gutta Perclia and Rubber 3Ianufacturing
Co., rubber goods, W. F. Bowers & Co. agents, r
First
Gutte I. (Isidor and Julius Gutte) shipping and
commission merchants and agents North German
Lloyd Steamship Co. (Baltimore and Bremen)
California
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M.4RKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM S
.RPftD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^tPn sT.lProters of FINE TABLE WINES
GUT
549
HAB
Gutte Isidor (I. Gutte aud Gutte & Frank) r. 217
Leaveuworth
Gutte Julius (I. Gutte and Gutte & Frank) r. 2202
Jack«on
Gutte <b Frank (Isidor and Julius Gutte and
WilliBiii Frank) minagers Pacific Coast Depart-
ment Hamburg-MaMdeburj^ Fire Insurance Co. of
Hamburg, Germauia Fire Insurance Co. of New
York, Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co. of Magde-
burg, Economic Fire Office (limited) of London,
Magdeburg General (Marine) Insurance Co. of
Magdeburg, The National Marine Insurance Asso-
ciation (limited) of London and Franco-Hunga-
rian Insurance Co. (Marine) of Budapest, ;iU3
California
Guttenb'-rg Isaac, driver William H. Rice, r. 2212
Fillmore
Guttman Eliza, widow, r. 1324 Polk
Guttman Faunie Miss, toys and fancy goods, 1324 Polk
Guttmau John B., hats and caps, 235 Fourth
Guttman Oscar, r. 74*; Howard
Guttman Samuel, embossed slipper mnfr, 622 Clay
Guttschiok Herman, laborer, r. IH^ Bluxome
Ontzkow Frederick, mining engineer, r. 18 Co-
lumbia Square
Guy E Iward, laborer, r. 717 Stockton
Guy Gustav, r. 717 Stockton
Guy John, waiter, r. 423 Green
Guy Otto (John Demartini & Co.) r. 717 Stockton
Guy William, marble cutter Mark C. Duffy, r. Oakland
Guyer F. R. Mrs., r. 811 Mission
Guyer Matilda Mrs., widow, stamping and embroid-
ery, SEcor Fillmore and Sacramento
Grizzly Bear and Crab House, William H.
Davies proprietor, 273-277 East
Gwiii Alexander M., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1603
Gough
Gwin Frank, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1603
Gough
Gwin George, presser M. J. Flavin & Co.,r. 1215 Fol-
som
Gwin Sarah C, r. 1603 Gough
Gwin Tlioinas W., superintendent Pacific
Transfer Co., 110 Sutter, r. 1603 Gough
G^vin Williaui M., superintendent United Car-
riage Co., Palace Hotel, left of main entrance, r.
1512 California
Gwin. See Gwinn and Gwynn
Gwinn Alexander, laborer, r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
Gwiun William .M. Mrs., widow, r. 1450 Sacramento
Gwiim William E., policeman, r. 1215 Folsom
Gw.vun John, engineer, r. American Exchange Hotel
Gwynn William J., real estate agent, 321 Montgom-
ery, r. Arlington House
Gwynn. See Gwin and Gwinn
Gwytlier Eliza, widow, r. 806 Green
Gwyther Harold, plumber, r. 80ii Green
Gyarmothy Dominic, bootblack J' Davis, r. 356 Third
Gyestvang Agusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Minna
Gysen Alljert, plumber, r. 1411 Jackson
Gyselaar John H., proprietor The Commercial,
wiuis aud liquors, NE cur Front and Market, r.
1515)4 Mission
H
Haab Henry tailor, r. 1404 Leaveuworth
Haach C , laborer, P. M. SS. Co.
Haack Kate, widow, r. 126 Fern Av
aack Rudolph, tinner John Lee & Co., r. 728 Howard
Haack William, sidewalk layer, r. Chenery nr Castro
i^Haack. See Haake and Hacke
Baaf Edward (Jacob Haaf & Son) r. 612 Minna
Haaf Jacob (Jacob Haaf & Son) r. 29 Willow Av
Haaf Jacob & Son (Jacob and Edward) bricklayers and
contractors, office 516 Kearny
Haag Annie, widow, r. 215 Broderick
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IX i.AiKi]; AAiairrv.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Haas Carl F.(S. F. Wood and Ivory Works) r. 3 Miles
! Court
[ Haag John B., carpenter, r. 118 Ivy Av
{ Haag Louis, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Factory, r. 166 Clara
Haake Charles, ironworker Truman S. Clark & Son,
I r. 112 Chattanooga
Haake Oliarles, proprietor Pacific Oyster House,
914 Market, r. 928 Mission
Haake Christina, widow, r. 112 Chattanooga
Haake Henry, gasfitter P. R. O'Brien, r. 112 Chatta-
nooga
Haake Louis (Haake & Hagedorn) r. 1136 Turk
Haake & Hagelorn (Louis Haake and August Hage-
dorn) proptrs Eureka Soda Works, 222 Elm Av
1^^ Haake. See Haack and HacEe
Haaker VVilliami Company, importing and
commission merchants, 84-88 Hudson St., New
York, branch 116 California, Christian Scbulz
manager
Haar Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor O'Farrell and
Powell, r. 130 O'Farrell
Haarer Mary, tailoress, r. 410 Eddy
Haars Ernst, merchant, r. 18 First
Haas Abraham, r. 911 Howard
Haas Abraham, manager Pac. Bone Coal and Fertiliz-
ing Co., office 108 Davis, r. 405 Van Ness Av
Haas Abraham salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
501 Gearv
HAAS BROTHERS (Kawn
and William Haaa and Leopold and
Karl Klau) importer.s and 'ivUolesale
groceries and provisions, 100-lOiJ Cal-
ifornia, cor Davis •
Haas Frederick, bartender, r. 317 Bush
Haas George, confectioner, 824 Market, r. C12 Ellis
Haas Henry, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Hass J. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Chatham PI
Haas John, cook, 521 Pacific
Haas John, teamster, r. 22 l)e Boom
Haas John W., teamster, r. 11 Decatur
Haas Joseph, machinist, r. 618 Harrison
Haas Julius, physician and surgeon, office and r.
14 Grant Av, rooms 1-4, office hours 1 to 3 and
7:30 to 8 P. M., Sundays 7:30 to 8 P. M.
Haas Kalman (Haas Bros.) r. New York
Haas Leonard, liquor saloon, 1718 Fillmore
Haas Louis, capitalist, r. 127 Kearny
Hass Louis S., salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 1715 Sut-
ter
Haas Michael, baker, r. 113 Silver
Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin
Hass P. Mrs., widow, r. 113 Silver
Haas Rudolph, butcher, r. 5 Chatham PI
Haas Samuel A., cashier Kinaldo Bros. & Co., r. 807
Polk
Haas Solomon, r. 1715 Sutter
Haas William (Haas Bros.) r. 2007 Franklin
Haas William, cook, r. 316 Valley
Haas William, cooper, r. 525 H Brannan
Haas William W., salesman Roos Bros., r. 1419 Geary
B^ Haas. See Haase and Hass
Haase — , painter, r. 649 H Jessie
Haase Frederick, clerk, r. 419 Harrison
Haase Herman, bartender Haase k Young, r. NE cor
Main and Bryant
Haase Herman D. (Haase & Young) r. 419 Harrison
Haase Ma.vimilian, saloonkeeper, r. 1627 Powell
Haase Teresa E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 529 Greenwich
Haase «.«k Vounjf (Herman D. Haase and H. C.
Young) wines aud liquors, NE cor Main aud Bry-
ant and SW cor Harrison and Steuart
b:?" Haase. See Haas and Hass
Hab Eugene, r. 251 Perry
Habeuicht Caroline, widow, r. 909 Valle.1o. rear
Hat)enicht Fritz (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 1321 Pino
Habenicbt Fritz C. L., bartender W. Engelhardt, r.
909 Vallejo, rear
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405-M SANSOME ST.
PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
HAB
550
HAD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I'UUTIiKS OS"
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Habenicht Julius, jewelry case maker A. Muhs, r. 909
Vallejo. rear
Haber Ferdinand A. (Alfred Greeuebaum & Co.) r.
1603 Scott
Haber Henri I. (Davis, Haber & Co.) r. 17U O'Farrell
Haber Joseph (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2026 Cali-
fornia
Haber Michael I., clerk Davis, Haber & Co.,r. 17U
O'Farrell
Haber William, gunsmith, r. 518 Chestnut
Haberland Isaac, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 M
Garden
Haberland Michael, longshoreman, r. 3M Broadway
Haberlin John, foreman shipsmith Goodall, Perkins
& Co., r. 1224 Montgomery
Haberlin John Jr., clerk, r. 1224 Montgomery
Haberlin John G., mate ship Abner Coburn, r. 1224
Montgomery
Haberlin John L., pressman Evening Post, r. 1224
Montgomery
Haberlin Patrick W., saddler Main & Winchester, r.
711 M Clementina
Haberling: JoIinC, California wines and bran-
dies, 217 Grant Av, r. 273 Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, shoemaker, 1703 Sutter, r. 4 Cot-
tage Kow
Haberly William, butcher, r. 4 Cottage Row
Haberman Sophie Miss, superintendent Women's
Work Exchange, r. 724 California
Habermehl Conrad, pork butcher and beer bottler,
390 Sixth, r. 13^ Beideman
Habermehl Frederick, clerk Conrad Habermehl, r.
133<S Beideman
Habets James, clerk, r. 1445 Polk
Habich A. Mrs., widow, r..l330 Union
Habich Harry, trimmer McCue Carriage Factory, r.
541 Minna
Habich Martin P., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 1330 Union
Habich Mary, widow, r. 541 Minna
Habich Walter O., entry clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1330
Union
Hachette Victor P., with James Duffy & Co., r. 609
Natoma
Hachmeister Charles, candies, fruits, etc., 418 Third
Hacht Henry, cooper, r. NWcor Brannan and Clinton
Hacey James, seaman, r. 137^ Clara
Hack Charles, laborer, r. 228 Brannan
Hack John, instrument maker Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 512 J$ Jessie
Hack John U., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1601 Polk
Haeke Charles W., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 536
Eddy
Hacke Christoph, groceries and liguors, 810 Sacra-
mento, r. 536 Eddy
Hacke Frederick H., cashier Madison & Burke, r. 536
Eddy
Hacke Henry, clerk C. Hacke, r. 810 Sacramento
Hacke Henry, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 536 Eddy
Hacke William C, with Charles Lackeman, r. 536
Eddy
tff' Hacke. See Haacke and Haake
Hackenberg E wald, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 637 Broadway
Hacker Bernhard, candy manufacturer, 325 Kearny
and 1202 Market, r. 620 Fulton
Hacker Charles, dishwasher, r. 636 Commercial
Hacker Charles, teamster, r. 26 Turk
Hacker Charles, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 512 Bush
Hacker John L., tailor, r. 1625 Dupont
Hacker Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 123 Valencia
Hackett Alfred, steward stmr Alameda
Hackett Andrew J., carrier Post Office, r. 1003 J^
Church
Hackett August, bartender, r. 137 Montgomery
Hackett David, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hackett Doiniis. guard House Correction, r. W s
Chenery near Randnll
Hackett Edward, r. 1229 Florida
Hackett Kii^vard, U. S. Shipping Commissioner,
office MH; Battery, r. Oakland
Hackett Elmer, clerk, r. 415 Powell
Hackett F. M. Mrs., proptr Roxbury House, 110 Ellis
Hackett Francis M.. dentist, 110 Ellis
Hackett Frederick H., r. 204 Turk
Hackett J. A., porter J. W. Girvin & Co., r. Alameda
Hackett James, r. 74 Tehama
Hackett James, fireman, r. 541 First
Hackett James, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 720
Natoma
Hackett John, laborer, r. IfH Natoma
Hackett John, riveter, r. 3^ Zoe, rear
Hackett John, with Pacific Coast Dredging Co., r.
Oakland
Hackett John Jr., boilermaker, r. 3ii Zoe, rear
Hackett Joseph F., ironworker, r. 128 Seventh
Hackett Lincoln, r. 23 Hawthorne
Hackett Louis B., delivery clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 23 Hawthorne
Hackett Luke, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 1229
Florida
Hackett Maurice, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
Alameda
Hackett Mary, widow, r. 726 Natoma
Hackett Michael, bricklayer, r. 1727 Market
Hackett Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hackett Myron H., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. Ala-
meda
Hackett Patrick, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
Hackett Patrick, tailor Wm. Walker & Co., r. 161 Clara
Hackett Thomas, fireman, r. 541 First
Hackett Thomas O., stationery and cigars, 307 Fifth
r. 23 Hawthorne
Hackett Walker, master stmr Bay City, r. Oakland
Hackley Simeon, salesman C. L. Dingley & Co., r
Berkeley
Hackman Frederick, master schr P. and R. No. 6
of&ce 7 Clay, r. 3 Hampton PI
Hackman Henry, cook, r. 658 Jessie
Hackman Vincent, r. 120 Post
Hackmann Julius, bookkeeper, r. 727 Turk
Hackmeier Adam, proprietor Hackmeier's Ho-
tel, 123-129 Eddy
Hackmeier Adam E., bookkeeper Hackmeier's Hotel,
r. 123 Eddy
Hackmeier Charles, r. 125 Eddy
Hackmeier Philip, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r,
311 Clementina
Hackmeier's Hotel, Adam Hackmeier proprie-
tor, 123-129 Eddy
Hackmen's Protective Union, John P. Toney secre-
tary, 319 East
Hackmeyer Henry, bartender J. H. Mueller, r. 219
Tehama
Hackney Frederick E., solicitor, r. Diamond nr Clip-
per
Hadbeck E., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Hadberg Albert, seaman, r. 263 East
Hadden Charles R., butcher Hermann C. Eohrs,
442 Second
Hadden Thomas, clerk, r. 429 Tehama
Haddock Allen, phrenologist, 1008}^ Market, r. 1223
Greenwich
Hade Elizabeth Mrs., r. 752 Harrison
Hade Richard, horseshoer, r. 124 Howard
Hadeler Brothers (John and Claus) groceries and
liquors. NW cor Seventeenth and Mission
Hadeler Claus (Hadeler Bros.) r. NWcor Seventeenth
and Mission
Hadeler John (Hadeler Bros.) r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Mission
Haden Porter, inspector Custom House, r. 11 Monroe
B^" Haden. See Hayden
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital,
Assets,
$3,500,000.
$9,658,479.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY iMAlKfrVl BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
HAD
561
HAG
Hadenfrldt Charles (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt) r. 6
Glen Park Av
Hadeufcldt Hans, farmer, r. Ahlborn House
X0' Haaeufeldt. See Hej-denfeldt
Hadesa Anastasia, widow, r. 130 Guerrero
Hadler AuKUstus, teamster Laumeiater Mills, r. 22
Madison Av
Hadler Henry, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 15 Oak Grove Av
Hadler William T., tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co.. r. 17
Washington Av
Hadley A. F., carpenter, Jason Springer & Co., r. 12
Elgin Park Av
Hadley Arthur E., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 719
Minna
Hadley Cliarles, bricklayer, r. 1108 Pierce
Hadley Cbarles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 4
Park PI
Hadley Frederick, bricklayer, r. 1108 Pierce
Hadley Frederick W. (Hadley & Doud) r. 518 Capp
Hadley Herbert F., r. 2820 Mission
Hadley Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
2820 Mission
Hadley Walter, barber, 260 Third
Hadley Warren P., carpenter, r. 221 Fifth
Hadley William, r. 411 Jones
Hadley William D., laborer Enterprise Mill and Bldg
Co., r. 12 Dale PI
Hadley 6i Doud (Frederick W. Hadley and Aaron
Doud) stockbrokers, 326 Pine
Hadlich Louis, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. Oakland
Hadlock E., r. 16 Ellis
Hadlock N. I.., apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 729
Minna
Hadorn Elise, domestic 1700 Van Ness Av
Hadsell F. M., waiter, r. 413 Natoma
Hadsell George, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 1142
Howard
Hadsell Lewis, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 911
Greenwich
Haedrich Herman, salesman estate Claude Long, r.
2.5S Stevenson
Haedrich James H., carrier Post OfiBce, r. 258 Steven-
son
Haefke Augusta Mrs., saleslady, r. 1130 Broadway
Haefli Heiman, waiter, r. 1 Polk
Haehl Cornelius, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
1045 JiJ Market
Haehn John P., groceries and fruits, 1435 Twenty-
fourth
Haehnlen Lewis A., carver P.W. Kreling & Sons, r.223
Fifteenth
Haelle Amiel, carpenter, r. 56 Tehama, rear
Haendel Isidor (Haendel & Levy) and jewelry, 910
Market, r. 1415 Geary
Haendel & Lety (Isidor Haendel and Moses L. Levy)
jewelry, 112 Kearny
Haenel Paul, passe-partout maker Schussler Bros., r.
2225 Geary
Haensel Julius H. G., coffee saloon, 49 Second, r. 14
Hubbard
Haentzel Charles, laborer, r. 67 Natoma
Ilaerle Annie, widow, furnished rooms, 26 Sixth
Haesenbrouck Leonard, marble cutter, r. 27 Garden
Haesloop Christian ^P. (Hinrichs & Haesloop) r. 412
Union
Haesters P'ranz, teacher music, r. 725 Grove
HaettenschwiUer Emil, bookkeeper Phil. Neis& Co.
Hafemann Gustavus, carpenter A. F. Knorp. r. 829
Howard
Hafenger Mary, widow, r. 28 Eausch
Hafer John, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 140 Ship-
ley
Hafer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Hafey William, currier, r. 522 Eighth
Haffer G., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 720 Filbert
Hafferty Frank, fireman, r. 541 First
k^
IN THE
BXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTERS A.vn Df:ALKRS IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Haffey Ann, widow, r. 307 Clementina
Hatt'ey Elizabeth, silk maker, r. 307 Clementina
Hafiey Frank, commercial traveler, r. Florida bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Haffey Joseph, woolsorter, r. Florida bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Haffey Fatrick, laborer, r. Florida bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Hafford Harvey S., carpenter, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Hafford Henry, clerk, r. 19 Vandewater
Haflord Katherine Miss, seamstress, r. 222^ Fourth
Haflford Lewis W., clerk, r. 19 Vandewater
Hafford Samuel, carpenter, r. 19 Vandewater
Hafky J. F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1830 Jessie
Haflund Margaret, lodgings. 314 Sixth
Hafner Charles, salesman, r. 720 M Bryant
Halner C. W., r. 712 Montgomery
HaftKbenezer E., attorney at law, 141 Phelan
Bldg, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Hagamey Abraham J., teamster, r. 75 Elizabeth
Hagan B. Mrs , r. 2734 Pine
Hagan Bernard, laborer S. P. Co., r. 528 Sixth
Hagan Daniel, clerk Kaufman, Eau & Co., r. 2734
Pine
Hagan Edward E.. r. 28 Clara
Hagan Hugh S., traveling salesman F. Toplitz & Co.
Hagan James, wood and coal, 429 Third
Hagan J. 8., r. 507 Valencia
Hagan Louis (S. L. Leszynsky .<3 Co.) r. 2734 Pine
Hagan Margaret, groceries, 124 Freelon
Hagan Martin M. (Hagan & Rothchild) r. 2734 Pine
Hagan Michael, horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 52 Qulnn
Hagan Minna, domestic 935 Valencia
Hagan Patrick, porter Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch,
r. 25 Clinton
Hagin Patrick F., shoemaker TJ. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., NW cor Vicksburg and Jersey
Hagan Thomas, expressman, r. 4 Freelon
HAQAN & ROTHCHILD
agents Sun Fire Oflice (of L.oiii<lon)
Continental lusurance Co. (of Ne%v
York) Agricultural Insurance Co. (of
Ne^v York) Girard Fire Insurance Co.
(of Philadelpliia) etc., 332 California,
under Wells Fargo <& Co's Bank
Hagaii Winifred, widow, r. 28 Clara
1^" Hagan. See Hagen
Hagans Edwin B., inspector Custom House, r. 114
Ninth
Hagans George W., music publisher, 531 California
Hagarty Dennis, longshoreman, r. 124 Freelon
Hagarty Joseph, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 153
Octavia
a^" Hagarty. See Hagerty and Haggerty
Hagedortj.Alexander C, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 329
Bay
Hagedorn Alwin, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 329
Bay
Hagedorn Anna C. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 116 Twelfth
Hagedorn August (Haake & Hagedorn) r. 918 Page
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
36 Langton
Hagedorn George, confectioner, r. 590 Stevenson
Hagedorn H. W. Mrs., nurse, r. 116 Twelfth
Hagedorn W., conductor S. P. Co., r. 210 Townsend
Hagedorn William H., laborer Am. Sugar Eefln«ry, r.
5 Winter's Lane
Hageman Frederick, packer Newman & Levlnson, r.
2119 Jones
Hae^eman «Sc Haquette (George Hageman and
Ernest Haquette) ))roprletors Crystal Palace Sa-
loon. 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Hagemann Charles, bakery, NE cor Pacific and
Powell
Hagemann Edward, longshoreman, r. 1407 Mont-
gomery, rear
AOVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 405407 liwm St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASi^ETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
HAG
662
HAH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUl-KItS OP
FOR GAS, STEAM AND AVATER.
l»i|»e FiUiiiarn. :tll KIkch.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hagemaiin F. & Co. (Frederick Hagemann) groceries
ami liquors, 700 Front
Hageiuauu Frederick (F. Hagemann & Co.) r. 758
Howard
Ha^-em a II II Frederick Jr., president Albany
Brewing Co., 71-75 Everett, r. 7.i8 Howard
Hagemann Herman, upholsterer Cbris. Honerloh, r.
23 Laskie
Hagemann .Jobn, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hagemann Mary, widow, r. 2310 Howard
Hagemann Victor, clerk C. Carpy & Co., r. 2119 Jones
Hitgen Caroline Mrs., dressmaking, 405 Twenty-
fourth
Hageu Claus, carpenter, r. Sumatra ur Railroad Av
Hagen John, bootblack, r. C47 Mission
Hagen M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1009 Powell
Hagen Peter, laborer, r. 2325 Greenwich
Hageu Robert, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rosamond, widow, r. 825 Valencia
Hagen William, stevedore, r. 1210 Seventeenth
Hagen Winifred Mrs., r. 28 Clara
B^" Hagen. See Hagan
Hageukamp Adolph, r. 218 Clara
Hageukamp Adoljih T., r. 218 Clara
Hagenkamp Louis K., printer W. A. Woodward & Co.
r. 218 Clara
Hagenmeyer Engelbert T. (Hagenmeyer & Heinz) r.
703 Green
Hagenmeyer Gebhart, r. 1312 Buchanan
Hagenmeyer & Heinz (Engelbert T. Hagenmeyer and
Conrad Heinz) plumbers and gasfitters, 311 Mont-
gomery Av
Hagenow Louisa Mrs., physician. 19 Twelfth
Hagensen Henry, bartender Mangels .V Lilienthal, r.
NW cor Mission and Twentv-fifth
Hager Carl N. G., driver J. W. Evans, r. Oakland
Hager Edward C, manager music dept Chas. S.
Eaton, r. Oakland
Hager Henry, physician, r. 426 O'Farrell
Hag-er Joliu S., Collector Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor, r. Palace Hotel
Hager Peter, r. 13115 Broadway
Eager William, shoemaker, 820 Vallejo, r. 1918 Mason
Hager William, teamster, r. 329 Fourth
Hagerty A., laborer Pac. Iron Works
Hagerty A. M. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 153 Octavia
Hagerty Anthony, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Hagerty Bessie, domestic 1150 Turk
Hagerty Daniel, carpenter, r. 230 Fell
Hagerty Daniel, packer, r. 260^ Tehama
Hagerty James, groceries and liquors, 241 Fourth, r
340 Clementina
Hagerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 81 Everett
Hagerty -John, longshoreman, r. 150 CU.ra
Hagerty John, pleating, 9 Geary, r. SE cor Sanchez
and Liberty
Hagerty John F., machine operator John Hagerty, r.
SE cor Sanchez and Liberty
Hagerty Mary, widow, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Hagerty Patrick S., corporal police, r. 153 Octavia
Hagerty Richard, canvasser, r. 636 Commercial
Hagerty Robert, carpenter, r. 230 Fell
Hagerty Thomas F., inventor, r. SE cor Sanchez and
Liberty
Hagerup Carl, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hagerup Frederick C, cleaning and dveing, 148 Third
Haggard Henry E., clerk A. Nicoll, r. 837 Folsom
Haggart James, machinist Daly .% Cavanagh
Haggerty Annette Miss. r. 427 Second
Haggerty Chris., calker, r. 132 Twenty-fourth
Haggerty Daniel, bartender Michael J. Morris, r. 231
Sixth
Haggerty Daniel, glas.^polisher Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 81 Everett
Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Haggerty Dennis Jr.. with Oal. Wire Works, r. 429
Francisco
Haggerty Edward, flremau, r. 41 Pacific
Hag({erty George J., laborer Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Haggerty James, blacksmith,' r. 1762 Harrison
Haggerty James, blacksmith 1. Burns, r. 31 Madison
Av
Haggerty J:imes, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Haggerty Jame.s, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Haggerty James, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Hiiggeity Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1036 Potrero Av
Haggerty John, laborer Pac. M. S.S. Co.
Haggerty John, shoemaker Orin Joue-i & Co., r. 332
Guerrero
Haggerty Neil, cook, r. 263 East
Haggerty Patrick, laborer George Fritch, r. 12 Clem-
entina
Haggerty Peter, calker, r. Twenty-fourth nr Florida
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 829 Howard
Haggerty William, with Cal. Wire Works, r. 429 Fran-
cisco
fi^" Haggerty. See Hagarty, Hagerty and Heagerty
Haggett Forest F., mattressmaker Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 15 First Av
Haggett George W., policeman, r. 16 Prescott
Haffjjiii James B., capitalist, 50 Nevada Block,
r. 12.50 Taylor
Haggin Joseph B., physician and surgeon, 235 Kearny
Haggin Louis T. (Haggin & Dibble) r. 1310 Taylor
Hagrgiii & Dibble (Louis T. Haggin and Henry
C. Dibble) attorneys at law, 45 Nevada Block
Hagglund John, tailor, r. 148 Tehama
Ha<jJer John C, wines and liquors, 419 Bush, r.
530 Bush
Hagler William, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Hagluod Charles, well borer, r. 533 Sacramento
Hagmaier Henry, draftsman, r. 219 Fillmore
Hagman Charles G., master mariner, r. 36 South
Park
Hagman Nicholas A., watchman, r. 120M Shipley
Hagquist Charles R., shipcarpenter. r. 142)^ Natoma
Hagthrop R. J. B., stove finisher Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Hague Alexander, night watchman, r. 668 Clementina
Hague Charles J., master stmr Dora, office 310 San-
some r. Alameda
Hague Frank, barber, 943 Folsom
Hague James, r. 807 Bush »
Hague Samuel, barber Joseph Piukney, r. 943 Folsom
Hahn A., insurance agent, r. 17 South Park
Hahn A. C, fancy goods, 233 Kearny, r. 2737 Califor-
nia
Hahn Andrew J., plumber, r. 1807 Powell
Hahn August, r. 2017 Bush
Hahn August, r. 668 Walnut Av
Hahn Carl O., r. 2737 California
Hahn Charles, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 2737 California
Hahn Ernest, capitalist, r. 225 Fourth
Hahn Eugene, reporter Chronicle r. 17 South Park
Hahn Fritz (Hahn & Bohlmann) r. 20r> Third
Hahn Elizabeth B., widow, r. 1610 Pacific Av
Hahn Felix (Passet & Hahn) r. 234 Taylor
Hahn Frederick C, teacher miisic, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Gaston L , city agent Firea»ans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 17 South Park
Hahn George W., salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. Portland. Or.
Hahn Gussie Miss, teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hahn Henry, bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor Fol-
som and East
Hahn Henry, clerk Hans F. Eggers, r. 1223 Mason
Hahn Henry, clerk R. G. Dun ."t Co., r. 1219 Pacific
Hahn Henry, musician, r. "OiH Mission
Hahn Henry C, shoemaker, r. 540 Linden Av
Hahn Herman, butcher, r. 601 Taylor
Hahn Herman A., machinist, r. 912 Howard
EVEKY JDESiLRIKXIOar OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manuracturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
IRPAD HARftSZTHY & CO. {wASH^N^T^NST.iProprietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
HAH
553
HAL
Habn Hut;o (Vogel & Habn) r. 907 Bryant
Hiiliu John, maltster U. S. Brewery, r. ti'2-t Fulton
Halm .John W., r. 1219 Pacific
Halui Jobu W., clerk Veuuekohl Brothers, r. ICllJ^
Jones
Habn, Levy & Co. (Maurice L., Joseph and Lazar
Levy) cigar ninfra 420 Sansome
Halm Robert, apprentice Cal. Wire Works
Hahu Robert, longshoreman, r. 5 Bay
Halm Robert C, gents' furnishing goods, 1008 Mar-
ket, r. 1008 5< Market
Halm Rudolph H., teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
Haliu Sabina Mrs , r. 1911 Polk
Halm William, bakery and confectionery, 1602 Geary
Halm William, engineer, r. 1219 Pacific
Ha lilt tlk Bohlinann (Fritz Hahn and Ehler
BuLlmann) groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Third
Halms Habbette, widow, furnished rooms, 623 Cali-
fornia
Hahnemann Albert, bakery, 344 Sixth
Haltiieinanu Dispensary, 115 Haight
Hulmemunu Hospital, Henry Damkroeger resident
physician, 312 Page
Halmemann Hospital College of San Francisco, 115
Haiwht
Haible C, cellarman Chicago Brewing Co.
Hai^;ht A.J. Mrs., boarding, .517 Mason
Haiutht Andrew J., r. 517 Mason
Haight Clarence A., bookkeeper John Skiuker, r. 517
Mason
H-ight Edgar G., with Phelps & Miller, r. 503 Leav-
enworth
Haight Frank N., traveling salesman, r. 1315 Ji Web-
•ster ,
Haight Frederick B., salesman Robert Haight & Co.,
r. 710 Leavenworth
Hai;,'ht George W. (Taylor & Haight) attorney at law,
207 Sansome, r. Stege Station, Contra Costa Co.
Haight Harrison, carpenter, r. 503 Leavenworth
Hai^'ht Harrison Jr., salesman J. A. Ingraham & Co.,
r. i'.07 Bush
Haijiht M. B. Miss, teacher, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight Primary School, Miss Mary A. Haswell prin-
cipal, W 8 Mission bet Tweuty-fiifth and Twenty-
sixth
Haik'ht Robert (Robert Haight & Co.) 226 Front
Haight Robert & Co. (Robert Haight) commis-
sion merchants and wholesale dealers dairy pro-
duce, 22t; Front
Haight Robert F., salesman Robert Haight & Co., r.
110 Natoma
Haiglit Sopliie P., r. 706M Pine
Haight Street Branch Market Street Ca-
ble Kailway Co., J. L. Willcutt secretary
office foot Market, general office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Haight W. A. Mrs., widow, treasurer Protestant Or-
plian .\8ylum, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haike Alexander, watchman, r. 668 Clementina
Hail.- .\Dnie Mrs., furnished rooms, 26 Sixth
ear Haile. See Hale
Hail r Margaret, widow, r. 521 Folsom
Haini Charles, trimmer Truman, Hooker k Co., r. 242
Stevenson
Hail; Charles, clerk Hills k Twing, r. 2022 Fillmore
Haiii Henry, wacher John Peters, r. cor Lake and
Ei^'hth Av
Haiu Thomas, waiter, r. 717 Webster
B^ Hain. See Hayne
Haines Byron W., dentist, 14 Grant Av, r. Hotel Pleas-
aiitou
Haines Catherine, laundress Occidental Hotel
Haines Cecelia, widow, r. 107 Clinton
Haines Daniel L., foreman stables United Carriage
Co., r. 519 Ellis
Haines D. H., traveling salesmen F,. Mandlebaum &
Sons
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
w, & J, mm & CO,
IMPOHTKRS OV
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Haines Harvey B., clerk S. P. Co., r. 923 Golden Gate
Av
Haines John, tanner, r. Dominica nr St. John
Haines John P., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 1532
Bush
Haines Joseph D., electric pen writer, IOC
Leidesdorff, r. Oakland
Haines Nathan, clerk, r. 37 Second
Haines N. J., physician, 226 Fifth
Haines Samuel N., chief engineer strarZealandia, r.
503 Folsom
Haines Wiley G., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
a^" Haiues. See Haynes
Hainke Robert, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Hainque Martial (Tait & Hainque) r. 20 Clinton Park
Haiuque M., cook 702 Lombard
Haiuque Rosalie, domestic 702 Lombard
Hair Elijah, porter Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 4.34
Union
Hair James, freight clerk Pacific Transfer Co., r.
Florence House
Hair Winifred, domestic 1631 Sacramento
a^ Hair. See Hare
Hais Frank J. Uia., liquor saloon, 1008)4 Twenty-
i-econd
Haist John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hajek John, machinist, r. 530 Jones
Hajell J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 California
Uakalan Plantation Co., Claus Spreckels
president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B.
Spreckels treasurer, E. H. Sheldon secretary,
office 327 Market
Haker George F., salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2117
California
HAKER W. & HINZtwiuian.
Haker and William Minz) importers
millinery, silks, velvets, etc., and pro-
prietors Enterprise Stra^v Works, 545
Market, New York office 5 30 Broad-
■\vay, Paris office 49 Rue d' Hauteville
Haker William (W. Haker & Hiuz) r. 2117 California
Haker William C. L., bookkeeper W. Haker .'*; Hinz, r.
2117 California
HakimuUer Alice, domestic, 222 San Jos^ Av
Halbert William N., clerk U. 8. Railway Mall Service,
r. Oakland
Halbritter Anton, pork and sausages, 3 Mission Mar-
ket, r.'lllO Church
Halck A. T. foreman construction W. U. Tel. Co., r.
2826 Pine
Halcrow James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Halcrow Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hald Hans, watchman stmr Eureka, r. 1214 York
Hald Henry, seaman, r. 1214 York
Hald John, seaman, r. 1214 Y..rk
Haldan Edward B. (Butler & Haldan) r. Union Club
Hale Charles H., clerk Yates & Co., r. 419 Geary
Hale Clarence J., cashier Diinkam Carrlgan k Hayden
Co., r. .\lameda
Hale Delia Mrs., r. 47 Louisa
Hale E. T., assistant Dvnamo room Cal. Electric
Light Co.. r. 406 >i O'Farrell
Hale Frank O., wharf and bridge builder T. Thomp-
son, r. .500 Twenty-fourth
Hale H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1055 Mission
Hale Harry, r. 530 Geary
Hale H. H. Mrs., furnished roome, 729 California
Hale H. W., r. 113 Oregon
Hale James C, r. 800 Golden Gate Av
Hale John, contractor, r. 320 Haight
Hale John, machinist, r. 105 Fell
Hale John, waiter Stmr Alameda
Hale John G.. r. 26 Turk
Hale Joseph P., president Flores, Hale & Co., r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Hale M. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 725 Polk
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540'/ Sansoiffi St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAWPAGNE
HAL
554
HAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEKS OK
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
All Sizes ami Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hale O. F.. clerk, r. 537 Haigbt
Hale Robert, laborer, r. 931^ Folsom
Hale Robert L., driver City RR. r. 11 Capp
Hale T. Edward, bookkeeper Blum, Baldwin & Gir-
Tin
Hale Theresa, widow, r. 128 Seventh
Hale W. F. Mrs., r. 632 Haight
Hale William, , attorney at law, 414 California, r.
Berkeley
Hale and Norcroes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.Nev.)
Joel F. Llghtner secretary, 58 Nevada Block
BS?- Hale. See Haile
Haley Anton, teamster, r. 16 Preston PI
Haley Benjamin F., r. 1202 Mission
Haley Charles S. (E. P. Heald & Co.) and physician,
24 Post, r. Oakland
Haley Daniel, coachman, r. 10 Rlncon Av
Haley Daniel T., dairy, r. 2002 Greenwich
Haley Dennis, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
Haley Edward, blacksmith's helper Murray Bros.
Haley Ellen, widow, r. 1403 Montgomery
Haley Frank, engineer, r. 126 Ivy Av
Haley Hannah, widow, r. 1610 Leavenworth
Haley Helen H., with William H. Rouse & Co., r. cor
Scott and Clay
Haley Howard, ship joiner, r. 316 Fourth
Haley James, clerk, r. 1403 Montgomery
Haley James, magnetic healer 1023 Market
Haley Jennl M. Mrs., r. 814 Hyde
Haley Jeremiah, teamster, r. 2324 Harrison
Haley John, laborer, r. 1012 Battery
Haley John, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Haley John, laborer, r. 22 Roe
Haley John, peddler, r. Wayne bet Old Hickory and
Crescent Avs, B. H.
Haley John, ropemaker, r. 12 Converse
Haley John H., hackman, r. 1526 }<^ Powell
Haley John J., r. 20^ Harriet
Haley Jolin J., city real estate agent S. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. 601
Buchanan
Haley M., steelmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Haley M. Mrs., r. 215 Geary
Haley Michael, laborer, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Haley Michael, sewer contractor, r. 238}^ Eleventh
Haley Michael, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Haley Miclael C, clerk auditing department Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1916 Union
Haley Michael E., carriagemaker, r. 1610 Leaven-
worth
Halev Michael E., liquor saloon, SW cor King and
Sixth
Haley Michael J., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 181
Perry
Haley Patrick, foundryman, r. 12 Converse
Haley Patrick, laborer, r. 126 Ivy Av
Haley Patrick, laborer, r. 3002 Webster
Haley Pstrick, teamster, r. 1 Morrel PI
Haley Patrick A., laborer, r. Sharp PI
Haley S. M. B., wellborer, r. 2207 Fillmore
Haley T., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Haley T., laborer, r. 542 Mission
Haley Terrance, waiter, r. 512 San Jos6 Av
Haley Thomas, painter, r. 2013 O'Farrell
Haley Thomas, tinsmith, r. 1412 Montgomery
Haley Thomas, wiredrawer Cal. Wire works, r. 5 De-
catur
Haley Willard G., printer T. B. Cosley & Co., r. 365
Jessie
Haley William, laborer, r. 409 Polk
Haley William Mrs., widow, r. 2002 Greenwich
Haley William H., machinist William Deacon, r. 22
Zoe
Haley William W. (M. T. Freitas & Co.) r. Oakland
B^" Halev. See Healey and Healy
Half Mile Track, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Point
Lobns Av
Halfry Frank, fireman stmr Acapulco
Halibarter John, carpenter, r. Sickels Av nr San
Jose Road, Ocean View
Halifax C, r. 411 Valencia
Haliii John, liquor saloon, 903 Kearny, r. 1100 Kearny
Halt John A., blacksmith John Grace, r.ll08 Howard
Halk Joseph, laborer, r. 1108 Howard
Hulkett Archibald, blacksmith, r. W B Clara Av bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hall William, carriage niufr, 903 Golden Gate Av, r.
W 8 Clara Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hall Mrs., r. 712 Sutter
Hall A., candy mnfr, 46 Fourth
Hall A. Acton, with Hall Safe and Lock Co., r. 1001
Pine
Hall Abraham, bookkeeper Ellis & Miller, r. Grand
Hotel
Hall Adalina, r. 12 Mason
HALL A. L & SON (Henry E.
Hall and Ciiarles A. Burden) manu-
facturers' agents, 5^8-530 Market
Representing on the Pacific Coast
WATERBURY CLOCK CO. (Waterbury) CLOCKS.
PARKER & WHIPPLE CO. (Meriden) CLOCKS.
WATERBURY WATCH CO. (Waterbury) WATCHES.
WM. ROGERS MANF'G CO. (Hartford)
SILVER PLATED-WARE.
MALTBY, HENLEY & CO. (New York) NICKEL-SILVER.
G. I. MIX & CO. (Yalesville) TINNED IRON SPOONS, etc.
TWISTED WIRE BOX-STRAP CO. (New York)
WIRE STRAPS.
G. S. FOOS & GO. (Springfield) CLOTHES WRINGERS.
Hall Albert S., r. 606 Capp
Hall Alexander, laborer, r. 1336 Church
Hall Alexander D., carpenter, r. 1916 Stevenson
Hall Alfred T., glazier, r. 120 Chattanooga
Hall Alfred V., foreman boilermaker Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 1703 Post
Hall Andrew, janitor Alcazar Bldg. r. 114 O'Farrell
Hall Andrew, seaman, r. 29 Ford
Hall Ann, widow, r. 66 Tehama
Hall Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 2109 Bush
Hall Annie H.. dressmaking, 2249 Mission
Hall Augustus, seaman, r. 541 First
Hall Bailey, molder, r. 12273^ Clay
Hall Belle Miss, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall Benjamin, clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Hall Benjamin, porter Kittle & Co.
Hall Benjamin, clerk D. M. Gove, r. 2405 J4 California
Hall Brothers (Cornelius I. D. and Horace P.) mnfg
chemists, 324 Clay
Hall Brothers (Henry K. and WinslowG.) ship build-
ers, oflSce 28 California
Hall C, r. 709 Devisadero
Hall C, janitor, r. 1205 Stockton
Hall Charles, r. 325 M Bush
Hall Charles, gardener, r. 514 Sixteenth
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al TOOTHS' SUITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
PRim IB. ft, OJ HAEIPOJD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON. Asst. Uanager.
BANCROFT COMPANY
iMAlKfTVI-BOOKBINDERS,
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Hall Charles, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, r.
1523 M Market
Hall Charles B., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. Ii25 Mar-
ket
: Hall Charles E., soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r.
Alabama Viet Santa Clara and Sixteenth
Hall Ch>:rles F., master mariner, r. 29 Ford
Hall Charles H., butcher, r. 307 Fourth
Hall Charles H., policeman, r 2227 Taylor
Hall Oharles P., manager Bush Street Theater, r.
Palace Hotel
Hall Clara Mrs., r. 1084 Howard
Hall Cofran I., enslneer Norton Tanning Co., r. Man-
itoba nr Tomhlgbee
Hall Cornelius I. D. (Hall Bros.) r. 2934 Sacramento
Hall Corydon P., attorney at law, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Hall Davia A., lieiit-commander U. S. stmr Richard
Rush, r. 622 Sutter
Hall Daniel E., painter, r. 28 Seventh
Hall Dennis S., carpenter, r. 1004 McAllister
Hall D. K. Mrs., proptr San Rafael House, 28 Sev-
enth
Hall Edward (Hall & Ferguson) r. 9 Albion Av
Hall Edward, barber, 3.53 Third, r. 122 Perry
Hall Edward, woodcarver, r. 418 Capp
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Ins. Co., r,
Oakland
Hall Edward M., carpet layer Ackerman & Strauss, r
2233 Post
Hall Edward S.. machinist Fulton Iron Works, r
Alameda
Hall Edward S., shipping clerk Anderson & Tallon, r,
Berkeley
Hall Edward T., shipping clerk Sanborn, Tail & Co.,
r. 1026 Jackson
Hall Edwin, shoemaker Solomon Marks
Hall Edwin J., seaman, r. 437 Noe
Hall EflBe (Norton & Hall) r. 1030 Twentieth
Hall Elizabeth, widow, r. 524 Golden Gate Av
Hall E. M. (T. M. Whitely & Co.) and mining secre
tary. 314 Pine, rooms 1-2, r. Oakland
Hall E. R., r. 922 Sixteenth
Hall E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 21093^ Larkln
Hall Eugene, milkman John A. Roy & Co., r. Sar
Bruno Road nr Teneriflfe
Hall Eugene, porter r. 1040 Twenty-second
Hall E. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Hall Francis, shoefitter Ignatz Urbach, r. 108 3i5 Mc
Allister
Hall Frank, r. 413 Brannan
Hall Frank, clerk Palmer & Rey, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall Frank, tailor, r. 236 M Sixth
Hall Frank J., boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 1703
P-st
Hall Frank M.. clerk Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
Hall Frank R. W., porter Palace Hotel, r. 1227!^ Clay
Hall Frederick C. office 640 Market, r.2345 Buchanan
Hall Frederick W. (Hilborn & Hall) attorney at law,
401 California, rooms 11-12, r. Vallejo
Hall Frederick S., clerk insurance dept Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 218 Stockton
Hall Gardner S., r. 33 Julian Av
HALL G. G. & SON (Gi.i,ertc.
and Milton R I commission merchants,
agents Brooks' spool cotton, TVarrin's
needles, liandkerchiefs, emljroideries,
etc., 585 Market
Hall G. D. Mrs., r. .Wo Natoma
Hall George, r. 26 Turk
Hall George (Lewis & Co) r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Hall George, furniture maker, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall George, master mariner, r. 310 Kearny
Hall George, shoemaker, r. 103 Twenty-sixth
Hall George, waiter Merchants' Club
Hall George A., milkman John A. Rov & Co., r. San
Bruno Road nr Teneriffe
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
w, & J, mm & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO ORDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hall George E., clerk, r. 1.510 Larkln
Hall George I., clerk registry dept Post Ofllce, r. 1817
Pine
Hall George W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
r. Alameda
Hall George W., cooper George Windeler, r. 35 Welsh
Hall Gilbert C. (G. C. Hall & Son) r. Alameda
Hall Harry A., commercial traveler Cunningham,
Curtiss & Welch
Hall Harry F., with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
2345 Buchanan
Hall Henry, r. 142 First
Hall Henry, starter N. B. and M.RR., r. 7 Perry
Hall Henry, teamster P. A. McDonald
Hall Henry E., manager California Conserving
Co. (and A. I. Hall & Son) r. Palace Hotel
Hall Henry K. (Hall Bros.) r. Port Blakely, W. T.
Hall Henry M., plasterer, r. 1609 Mason
Hall Henry M., with A. Carpentier
Hall Herbert E., r. 846 Mission
Hall H. H. Rev., pastor Trinity M. E. Church, r. 922
Sixteenth
Hall Horace P. (Hall Bros.) r. 1819 Lyon
Hall Hubbard E., land agent, 623 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Hall Hubbard K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Oakland
Hall Isaac, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 26
Turk
Hall Isaac E.. salesman, r. 929 Clay
Hall Isaac R. (Ballard & Hall) r. 1429 Geary
Hall James, r. 267 Jessie
Hall James (Crummey & Hall) r. 651 Harrison
Hall James, cook, r. 640 Pine
Hall James, seaman, r. 249 Perry
Hall James, waiter, r. 1026 Jackson
Hall James F. inspector Custom House, r. 132 Sixth
Hall James H. (J. H. Hall & Co., and Hall & Krooes)
r. 760 Twenty-second
Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie, rear
Hall James O., longshoreman, r. 14 Beale PI
Hall James P., shoemaker, r. 403 Oak
Hall James V., prnptr Hall's Boiler Works, 304-306
Beale, r. 1703 Post
Hall J. C. «& Co. (Jeniiison C. Hall) lithograph-
ers, printers and binders (Providence, R. I.)
office .508 California, room 20
Hall Jennie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 743 Pine
Hall Jennie Mrs., r. 830 Geary
Hall Jennison C. (J. C. Hall & Co.) r. 1912 Broadway
Hall J. H & Co. (James H. Hall, Claus Krooss and
Sydney M. Baldwin) Skating Rink, 2409-2411 Mis-
sion
Hall John, cook, r. 6 Union
Hall John, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Hall John, porter, r. 66 Tehama
Hall John, laborer, r. Fifteenth nr Tilden
Hall John C. (Hall & Rodg.rs) r. 2034 Bush
Hall John H.. barber B. Bernhard, r. 732 Folsom
Hall John P., clerk, r. 1338 Folsom
Hall John S., painter, r. 1026 .lackson
Hall Joseph, carpenter, r. 1408 Mission
Hall Joseph C, policeman, r. 620 Filbert
Hall Josias, laborer S. P. Co., r. 969 Harrison
Hall J. R., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Hall L. A., route agent Wells Fargo & Co., r. 720 Cal-
ifornia
Hall Leon E., clerk C. D. Ladd, r. 827 Pine
Hall Lillie Miss, r. 223 Mason
Hall Louis L.. wood carver Thomas Howard, r. 418
Capp
Hall Louse J. Mrc, r. 912 Pacific
Hall, Luhrs & Co. (of Sacramento) office 24 Califor-
nia ....■._■«
Hall M. E. Mrs., r. 515 Oak _
Hall Malcolm, vocalist Wigwam Theatre
Hall Marcus P., stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 2101 Cali-
fornia
LAECtE^T TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYiH,'
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ALLi SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hall Margaret, doiuestic 1135 Guerrero
Hall Marl;i E. Miss, hair dresser, r. 1227}^ Clay
Hall Martha, widow, r. 6 Saluiou
Hall Mary A., widow, r. 1929 Jessie
Hall Mary A., widow, r. 519 Twenty-second
Hall Mary I. Miss. r. 1332 Vallejo
Hall Miltou R. (G. C. Hall & Son) r. Alameda
Hall M. L. Mrs., r. 734 Folsom
Hall N., solicitor Prtscott House
Hall of Records, New City Hall, junction McAl-
lister and Park Av
Hall Oliver L., manager branch Leonard & Ellis, 43
Sacramento, r. 2109 J^ Larliin
Hall 0.-!car. seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Hall Perie, r. Old People's Home
Hall Peter, r. 208 Fifth
Hall Peter, laborer, r. 619J^ Mission
Hall Peter A., shipjoiner, r. 15 Lapidge
Hall Peter N., bartender Bella Union Theater, r. 641
Washington
I Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacc \ 1128 M Folsom-
I Hall Kichard, engineer, r. 12 Laiigton
I Hall Richard, plasterer, r. 1609 Mason
, Hall Richard B., general business agent Golden
Gate, office 734 Montgomery, r. Oakland
! Hall Richard B., physician, r. 119 Twenty-sixth
j Hall Robert (Hedges & Hall) r. 517 Taylor
Hall Robert H., salesman Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 2014 Golden Gate Av
Hall Samuel, carpenter A. F. Knorp, r. Oakland
Hall Samuel, lather, r. 305 Fifth
j Hall Samuel H., physician and surgeon, ofllce
i and r. 426 Kearuy
! Hall Samuel H. Jr., medical student Samuel H. Hall,
I r. 426 Kearny
' Hall Sarah Mrs., dressmaking and furnishing goods,
I 519 Post
Hall Sarah B. Miss, missionary, r. 1521 Pine
HairSidney, tinsmith, r. 234 Sixth
' Hall S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall S. R. Mrs., feathers and fl jwers, 916 Market
Hall Thomas, janitor, r. 1205 Stockton
Hall Thomas D., jeweler, 3 Sixth, r. 612 Jessie
Hall Thomas W., laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
I Co., r. 465 Tehama
I Hall T. L., department manager Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. Lick House
Hall W., r. 709 Devisadero
Hall Wallace J., carpenter, r 1004 McAllister
I Hall William, r. 112 Fair Oaks
! Hall William, longshoreman, r. 5Beale PI
Hall William, proptr California Dairy. Ocean House
Road nr Farley's Old Corner, r. Athens nr Mis-
sion Road, Excelsior Homestead
Hall William, salesman Sanborn. Vail & Co., r. 1026
Jackson
Hall William, shoemaker, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3
Hall William B., salesman Robert Haight & Co., r.
519 Post
Hall William D. L., deputy Tax Collector, r. 1222 Fol-
som
Hall William E., clerk Board of Police Commission-
ers and Chief of Police, r. 515 Oak
Hall William H.. r. 593 Ellis
Hall William J., clerk Oregon Improvement Co., r.
320 M Sutter
Hall Winslow, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r. 424
Ellis
Hall Winslow G. (Hall Bros.) r. 1612 Clay
Hall & Ferguson (Edward Hall and Phineas E. Fer-
guson) proptrs U. S. Laundry, 3015 Sixteenth
Hall & Krooss (James H. Hall and Claus Krooss)
liquor snloon, SE cor Mission and Twentieth
Hall «teBo<lgers(Johu C.Hall and Arthur Rodgers)
attorneys at law, 1-16 and 27 Nevada Block
Hall's Safe and Liock Co., Joseph G. Giesting
manager, 2U-213 California
Hallahan Aunie, widow, r. Nebraska nr Yolo
Hallalmn Bridget, widow, r. 20 Ritch
Halliihau Delia, widow, r. 140.5 }4 Folsom
Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith, r. 1405 Ji Folsom
Hallahan James, cook, r. 136 Fifth
Hallahan James, porter, r. 887 Seventeenth
Hallahan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2302 Folsom
Hallahan Patrick, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 752 Folsom
Hallahan Thomas, blacksmith, r. Indiana nr Sonoma
Hallahan Thomas, laborer, r. 20)<i Minua
Hallahan Thomas, laborer Risdou I. and L. Works
Hallahan Thomas, rigger, r. 116 Morris Av
Hallahan Thomas K., blacksmith S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. W s Iowa nr Nevada
BS?" Hallahan. See Holahan
Hallan J., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Hallbeck James, tailor Sanders & Johnson, r. SW cor
Montgomery Av and Bay
Hallbeck Theodere E. M., fireman State Dredger No.
2, r. 2425 Mason
Hallberg J. A., engineer Fink & Schindler
Halleck Block, 320 Sansome
Haller George, laborer, r. Six Mill House
Haller John, blacksmith D. I. Newkirk, r. West Berk-
eley
Haller J. P., superintendent Bristol Bay Canning
Co., 318 Front, r. Cikland
Haller J. S. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1018 Clay
Haller Lucas, woodturner, r. 240 Taylor
Haller M. Mrs., widow, r. 2120 Greenwich
Haller Peter, molder Frank Bardlez, r. 40 Banks
8^" Haller. See Heller and Holler
Hallett A., r. 318 Minna
Haliett Edward, laborer, r. 304 Third
Hallett Edward, warehouseman, r. Folsom nr Ninth
Hallett Alonzo (Edward P. AUis & Co.) r. 801 Haight
Hallett Arthur, gaefitter. r. 157 Clara
Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn.)
r. Palace Hotel
Hallett Oliver G., clerk, r. 3020 California
Hallett William, r. Palace Hotel
Hallett Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry, r.
2029 Mission
Halley Alex, clerk, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Halley David, clerk, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Hallgarten Benoit H., salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1230 Geary
Hallickson Peter, tailor, r. 912 Clay
Halliday J. A., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 303 First
Halliday J. H., shoemaker Edwin R. Lawson, r. 25
Twenty-second
Halliday John J., clerk, r. 204 Oak
Hallidie A. S., president California Wire Works,
suspension bridge builder and Patent Endless
Ropeway, factory cor Bay and Mason, olHce, 329
Market, r. 1026 Washington
Halliett A. Mrs., r. 419 Clementina
Halligan Daniel, laborer, r. 13 Page
Halligan M., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
225 Geary
Halligan M.'srgaret, widow, r. 225 Geary
Hallinan Dennis, laborer, r. 44 Tehama
Hallinan John, boilermaker, r. 29 Natoma
Hallinan John F., with Mau, Sadler & Co., r. cor
Twentieth and Sanchez
Hallinan John J., proptr Cremorne Theatre, 771 Mar-
ket
Hallinan John J., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 2010 Eddy
Hallinan Mary, widow, r. 29 Natoma
Hallinan Maurice, fireman stmr San Jos^
Hallinan Michael, stevedore, r. 165 Perry
Hallinan Michael A., boxmaker, r. 32 Minna
Hallinan Michael J., saddler Main & Winchester, r.
cor Sanchez and Twentieth
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, r. Trinidad nr
Yazoo
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MES'S FURKISHINI} QOODS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marto St,
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
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Hallinan Patrick, trackman Potrero and B. V. R. K.,
r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
Hallinan Thomas, r. .57 Natoiua
Hallinan Tbomas, boilerwaker Hamilton & Leacb, r.
29 Natoma
Hallinan Timothy M., driver Engine No. 4, r. 144
Second
Hallinan William, laborer, r. 32 Minna
Hallinan William J., sawyer, r. .'^2 Minna
Ha lion Sarah Mrs., r. 990 Folsom
Hallonqvist Karl, cppersuiitb, r. 12 Miller PI
Halloran Dennis J., draftsman Immigration ARsn of
Cal., r. 9.')2 Mission
Halloran James blacksmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. .5, r. 1927 Bush
Halloran James, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 570
Folsom
Halloran John, engineer, r. 219 Ritch
Halloran John, fireman stmr Gen. McDowell
Halloran John, bosfler, r. 36 Hubbard
Halloran John, painter, r. 1927 Bush
Halloian Katie, r. 1435 Steiner
Halloran :M. Miss, saleslady Lynch Bros. & Co.
Halloran Miihael, painter, r. 434!^ Clementina
Halloran Patrick, expressman. Third nr Mission, r.
434 3^ Clcuientina
Halloran William, r. 1927 Bush
Halloran William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Maryland
Halloran William, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Hallowell E. L., millwright, r. 911 Folsom
Hallowell Ellen, widow, r. 925 Broadway
Hnllnwell E. R., laborer, r. 3117 Mission
Hallowell Henry, clerk Leon Block, r. 142 Sixth
Hallowell Richard, machinist Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 768 Howard
Hallowell Sylvester, bartender Charles Keenan, r. 9}$
Rausch
Hallowell Thomas, carpet sewer, r. 925 Broadway
Hallowell Thomas S., r. 142 Fourth
Hallows Alfred, receiving teller London and S. F.
Bank (limited) r. 7003^ Bush
Hallows C. compositor Chronicle, r. 862 Howard
Hallqnist Emil G., tanner D. G. McDonald, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Hallwesen George, stationer and printer, 40 Turk, r.
116 Turk
Halpin John, clerk, r. 5 Gilbert
Halpin John, machinist, r. 512 Mission
Halpin Michael, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
456 Bartlett
Halpin Norah A., domestic 1002 Pine
Halpin Thomas, driver Horace W. Morga^, r 13
Twenty-sixth
Halpin William, clerk, r. 100 Jones
Halpin William, marble worker, r. W a Tehama nr
Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Halpruner WinfieldS., chiropodist, 8.50 Market
Halsey Abraham, mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. Palace Hotel
Halsey Edward A , clerk Hutchinson & Mann
Halsey Francis G., bookkeeper A. Weihe, r. 1914 Lyon
Halsey Flank A., superintendent Enterprise Straw
Works, r. 505 Fell
Halsey Henry G., clerk Firemans Fund Ins Co., r.
625 Shotwell
Halsey Henry L.. foreman Taylor Goodrich, r. Oak-
land
Halsey H. H., r. 306 Jackson
Halsev James D.. clerk A. Weihe, r. 2815 Pine
Halsey Nonie, saleslady, r. 1805 Ellis
Halsey Patrick, shoemaker, r. 526i<; Linden Av
Halsey S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Buchanan
Halsey William F., r. 625 Shotwell
Halslng Ivan M., tailor, r. 12 Thirteenth
Hulsted James L.. (Halsted & Co.) and School
Director, r. 1033 Golden Gate Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Halsted John B., salesman Do,.ne .t Henshelwood. r.
1033 G.'lden Gate Av
Halsted William A. (Halsted & Co.) r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Halsted <Sc Co. (William A. and James L. Halsted)
undertakers, 946 Mission
Halsteiu John, r. 638 Commercial
Halter R. E., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. Los Angeles
Halton John, bookkeeper Herman Heyneman, r. Ala-
meda
Halton Joseph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt fc Co., r.
Alameda
Halton Richard, clerk Herman Heyneman, r. Ala-
meda
Halverson C, gripman Geary St. RB., r. 625 Walnut
Av
Halverson E., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Halverson Nils, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1625 Post
Halverson S. Mrs., millinery, dressmaking and fancy
goods, 1215 Valencia, r. 1324 Valencia
Halverson Swain, butcher, r. 13J4 Valencia
Halves William J., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Halvin Hugh, r. 325 Fair Oaks
Ham Charles H., teacher Commercial School, r. 360
Eighteenth
Ham Clifford, machiuehand T. M. Antisell Piano Co.
Ham Frederick, lather, r. 353 Clementina
Ham Richard K. (Renton, Holmes & Co. I r. Santa
Clara
Ham T. L., compositor Chronicle, r. 616 California
Ham W. E., teacher dancing, 2131 Mission, r. Red-
wood City
83^ Ham. See Hamm
Haman Annie C. Miss, teacher, r. 2241 Ji Mission,
rear
Haman Henry, clerk C. A. Kern, r. 2241 Mission
Haman John, blacksmith, r. 22413^ Mission, rear
Haman Martin, laborer, r. 1123^ Ninth
Hamann Albert, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
1811 Powell
Hamann Hermina, widow, r. 1811}^ Powell
Hamann John, shoemaker, r. 2533 Sutter
Hamann Louis R., compositor Evening Post, r. 706
Jones
Hamann Timothy C, driver Chicago Brewing Co., r.
1.30 Fern Av
Hamherg Morris, clerk, r. 2623 Bush
Ha.uberg Simon, real estate, r.2623 Bush
Hamberger Emma, folder Clothing Dept U. S. A., r.
525 Valencia
Hamberger Julia Mrs., proptr Centennial Lodging
House, 118 Drumm
Hamberger Louis C, casemaker Geo. 0. Shreve, r.221
Chattanooga
Bamberger Sabastian, carpenter, r. 421 Bu8h
Hamberger William C, clerk E. L. Steele & Co., r.
525 Valencia
B^- Hamberger. See Hamburger
Hamblin C. H., roofer, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamblln Nellie, widow, r. 1047 Mission
8^" Hamblin. See Hamlin
Hambly William H., gripman Market St. RR., r. Turk
bet Baker and Lyon
Hambrooke Richard J., cabinetmaker, r. 438 Fifth
Hamburtr-American Mall Steamsliip Co.,
Abraham W. Myer general agent, 401 California
Hamburg^ Board of rnderwrlters, Hellmann
Bros, k Co. agents., 625 Front
Hambursr-Bremeii Fire Ingiiranre Co.,
Speycr >t Herold general agents, 415 California
Hamburg Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 640 Howard
Hamburg Hans, machinist, r. 2:i04 Larkin
Hamburg J., clothing, 54 Third, r. 941 Folsom
Hambiir(f-Itlu(;debur£: Fire Insurance Co.
(of Hamburg) Gutte & Frank managers Pacific
Coast department, .303 California
Hamburg Mary, widow, r. 124 Julian Av
LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYlH^H;^
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MANUFACTUliERS OF
PIniii, Jstpuiined unti S(uiui>«d
T I KT X?V^ ^a. rt ES .
309, 311, 313, 315.and 317 MARKET ST
Hamburg William E., inspector Custom House, r.
11)15 Jessie
Hamburger Aaron, salesman D. Hamburger & Co., r.
FSe-'KiOi) Post
Hamburger Asher, merchant, r. 610 O'Farrell
Hamburger B. Mrs., r. 1009 Post
Hamburger Charles, carriage painter John L. Cobleigh
& Co., r. 1038 Bryant
Hamburger D. & Co. (David B. and Henry Ham-
burger) commission merchants, 6-8 Sutter
Hamburger David B. (D. Hamburger & Co.) r. 1513
Gough
Hamburger Gustave, clothier, r. 911 Folsom
Hamburger Henry (D. Hamburger & Co.) r. 1609 Post
Hamburger Isaac, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 12'2 Turk
Hamburger Lodging House, George Samsreither
proptr, 411 Pacific
Hamburger Morris, clothier, r. 219 Oak
1^" Hamburger. See Bamberger
Hamel Edmond, watchmaker, 223 Kearny, r. 613 Pine
Hamel Leda Miss, r. 219 Mason
Hamelin A. Mme., mnfr corsets, 219 Post
Hamer Harry H., secretary general manager Wells
Fargo & Co., r. Hay wards
Hamer Henry C, locksmith, r. 313 J^ Ellis
Hamer M. C, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 534
Bush
Hamer William J., traveling salesman Stange &
Jaenicke, r. Gait House
Hamerli Herman, macbinlst James Dornbierer
Hamerton John W., policeman, r. 932 Howard
Hamerton William C, carpenter, r. 331 Twenty-ninth
Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 2825 Pine
Hamill Charles P., waiter, r. 5 Hunt
Hamill George W., stevedore, r. 61 Shipley
I Hamill John E., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, 329 Montgomery, r. 25 Dorland
' Hamill Patrick H., melter U. S. Mint, r. 25 Dorland
Hamill Rose, widow, r. 25 Dorland
Hamill Thomas, waiter City aud County Hospital
e^" Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
Hamilton A. J., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 1427 Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, machinist Risdon I, and L.
Works, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
1015 California
Hamilton Andrew, laborer, r. 108 Sixth
Hamilton Andrew, teamster, r. 414 Jones
Hamilton Andrew S., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2613
Post
Hamilton Ann, widow, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hamilton Arthur F., machinehandS. P. Planing Mill,
r. 1018 Capp
Hamilton Benjamin, compositor Grocer and Country
Merchant, r. West Berkeley
Hamilton Bernard J., teamster John A. Roy & Co., r.
;^5San Bruno Road nr Teneriffe
Hamilton C. Miss, r. 1013 Market
Hamilton Callaghau, shoemaker, r. 2615 Ji Sutter
Hamilton Caroline Miss, r. 917 Polk
Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., teacher Valencia Grammar
School, r. 844 Valencia
Hamilton Charles, stonecutter, r. 26 Tehama
Hamilton Charles A., mining superintendent, r. 108
Eighth
Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. Cosmos Club
Hamilton David, train baggagemaster S. P. Co., foot
Market
Hamilton Edward J., traveling salesman, r. 515 Fell
Hamilton Ella Mrs., r. 223 Minna
Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. SE cor Sixth and Mission
Hamilton Francis W., r. 1018 Capp
1614
Hamilton Frederick F. (Percy & Hamilton) 318 Pine,
room 3<!
Hamilton Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) A.
llalsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Hamilton Grammar School, William A. Robertson
principal, S s Geary nr Pierce
Hamilton Hall, 1901 Geary
Hamilton Hi)sea B., speculator, r. 29 Grant Av
Hamilton Hugh G.. liquor saloon, W s lUinoiB bet
Sierra aud Nevada, r. W a Tennessee bet Sierra
and Nevada
Hamilton James (Hamilton & Leach) r. 25 Twenty-
third
Hamilton James, boilermak^r, r. 1322 Filbert
Hamilton James, butcher, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton James, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Hiimilton James, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Berkeley
j Hamilton James, laborer, r. 1317 Sansome
] Hamilton James, wharf builder, r. 3 Beale PI
1 Hamilton James B., special policeman, r. 221 Fifth
i Hamilton James L., boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
; Hamilton James M., shipping clerk Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 45 Liberty
Hamilton James T., principal Lincoln Grammar
School r. 1013 Scott
I Hamilton James W. (Miller & Hamilton) r.731IvyAv
I Hamilton Jane Miss, r. 78 Colton
Hamilton Jesse W., collector, r. 22143^ Fillmore
Hamilton J. L. O., r. Ii02 Kentucky
Hamilton John, r. 12 Hardy
I Hamilton John, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
j L. Works, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Hamilton John, car painter, r. 707 Brannan
Hamilton John, seaman, r. 14 Washington
; Hamilton John C, r. 91 Silver
I Hamilton Joseph, harnessmaker, r. 421 Bryant
I Hamilton Joseph, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r.
I West Mission
Hamilton Joseph Jr., blacksmith, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Katie, domestic, r. 34 Page
i Hamilton Luke, capitalist, r. 609 Pine
I Hamilton Margaret, widow, r. California Av nr Co-
lumbia PI
Hamilton Mary K., widow, r. 1114 Tork
' Hamilton May B. Miss, kindergarten teacher, r. 1018
I Capp
Hamilton M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2105 Steiner
Hamilton Napier, foreman Miller & Hamilton,
Oakland
Hamilton R. A. Mrs., r. 19 Sherwood PI
Hamilton R. D., seaman stmr Colima
Hamilton Robert, r. 465 Natoma
Hamilton Robert, bricklayer, r. 2593^ Clara
Hamilton Robert, laborer, r. E s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Hamilton Robert, longshoreman, r. 46 Everett
Hamilton Robert, molder, r. 129 Second
Hamilton Robert J., car starter, r. 1307 Sanchez
Hamilton Kobert M. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1015 Cali-
fornia
Hamilton Robert P., pantryman, r. 506 Battery
Hamilton Samuel, laborer, r. W s Illinois bet Sierra
and Nevada
Hamilton Samuel, waiter, r. 30 Perry
Hamilton Samuel J., butcher, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Sarah, widow, r. 13 Lewis PI
Hamilton Square, bet Geary aud Post and Steiner and
Scott
Hamilton Square Baptist Chiircli, Rev.
Bunyan Spencer pastor, S s Post nr Steiner
Hamilton Square Presbyterian Chnrcli,
Hamilton Hall, cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilton Thomas, bartender A. H. Hentz, r. Hi
Hyde
Hamilton Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2 Delta PI
i Hamilton Thomas J., contractor and builder, 334
Sixth
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Hamilton Thomas J., livery Btuble, G08 Howard, r.
518 Howard
Hamilton Thomas R., laborer, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hamilton William, r. 813 Mission
iiilton William, foreman Union Iron Works, r. 1126
Kentucky
iiilton William, laborer, r. Servia nr Platte
Hamilton William, mail contractor, r. Grand Hotel
uilton William, seaman, r. U Washington
Hamilton William, seaman, r. ISSFolsom
Hamilton William C, manajier music department A.
L. Bancroft & Co., 132 Post, r, 838 Fifteenth
Hamilton William H., baker, r. 149 Shipley
Hamilton William T., clerk general freight office 8.
P. Co., r. Berryman Station, East Berkeley
uilton K Leach (James Hamilton and William
Leach) proprietors Keystone Boiler Works, NE
cor Main and Folsom
[Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. Alameda
; Hamlin Edward, r. 1119 Jones
Lulin Earl W., mechanical engineer, r. 633 Twenty-
first
f Hamlin George M., trunkmaker, r. 68 Clementina
[ Hamlin Henry, teamster, r. 2011 Mission
Hamlin Montville, oiler stmr Granada
Hamlin Norman S., physician and surgeon, 1417
Geary
Hamlin Philip N., cigarmaker P. J. Ruttiger, r. 15.5?^
Shipley
Hamlin Samuel L., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r.
68 Clementina
Hamlin Sarah D., teacher, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Hamlin Thomas, wholesale fruits, 509 Sansome, r.
514 Taylor
Hamm Joseph, wireworker Victor Enginger, r. 638ii
Jessie
Hamm J. W., clerk Post Office, r. 1818 Steiner
Hamm Louis J., head bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, i-^an Rafael
Hamm S., seaman, r. 36 Clay
8^" Hamm. See Ham
Hammsm Baths, Charles Sladky proptr, 11-13 Grant
Av
Hammargren Frederick, laborer, r. 910 J^ Folsom
Hammar Louis F., candymaker, r. 2011 Dupont
jimel William A., physician, 1.304 Folsom
Hammell William F., bartender Fulton & Triplett, r.
702 California
t£^ Hammell. See Hamill and Hammill
Hammer Abraham, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
Hammer August, candymaker George Haas
Hammer Edward H., hardware, 319 Fifth, r. 44 Sil-
ver
Hammer Frank G., bookkeeper F. H. Hammer, r. 110
Guerrero
Hammer Frederick, waiter, r. 270 Tehama
Hammer Frederick H., commission merchant, 215-217
Davis, r. 110 Guerrero
Hammer George H., painter, r. 317 Tehama
Hammer John, coppersmith F. Todt, r. 3 Raphael PI
Hammer John H., barber, 1444 Valencia
Hammer, Leist & Co. (C. J. Lelst and Adrian Merle)
commission merchants, 201-203 Davis
Hammer Lottie, widow, r. Dominica nr St. John
Hammer Marquis, casemaker Geo. C. Sbreve & Co., r.
5 Mr.rgaret PI
Hammer William, carpenter, r. 134 Clipper
Hammer William, clerk, r. 110 Guerrero
Hammer William C, clerk George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
44 Silver
Hammerich Ernest, longshoreman, r. 107 Bay
Hammennann George, miner, r. 411 Pacific
Hammers Albert, harness and saddlery, 528 Hayes
Hammerschlag Mattes, dry goods, 1125 Stockton, r.
1627 Sacramento
Hammerschmidt Ferdinand, coffee saloon, 631 Clay,
r. 710 Vallejo
W. & J, SLOANE & CO,
Mannfactarers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT IjO'^A^'IEST I^J^TES.
Hammerschmidt Philip, barber Richard Geike, r. 153
Grove
Hammerschmidt M. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 710 Val-
lejo
Hammersley George H., r. 1312 Pine
Haramersley George H. Jr., clerk Will & Pinck, r.
1512 Sacramento
Hammersley W. H., elevator tender Pacific Club, r.
1312 Pine
Hammersmith Charles, barber, r. 418 Seventh
Hammersmith Jennie, widow, r. 4 San Antonio
Hammersmith John A. (Hammersmith & Field) r.
1925 Sutter
Hammersmith John E., r. 1717 Post
Hammersmith Louis, bookkeeper Hammersmith &
Field
Hammersmith Seymour, baker Swain Bros., r. 1 San
Antonio
Hannuersmith & Field (-John A. Hammersmith
and Hampton S. Field) manufacturing jewelers,
118 Sutter
Hammeti G., upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 3 Larkin
Hammes Jacque, wire drawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 703
Green
Hammill Bernard, street contractor, r. 410 Tehama
Hammill Joseph A., conductor N. B. and M. RB., r.
r. 829 Folsom
t^ Hammill. See Hamill and Hammell
Hammit Charles H., druggist G. Q. Burnett, r. 1816
Stockton
Hammit George W., teamster C. W. Welby, r. Mar-
quesas nr Railroad Av
Hammond Ansel m C, mining and land secretary, 39
Mercbants' Exchange, r. Alameda
Hammond Anselm C. Jr., cashier Guardian Assur-
ance Co.. r. Alameda
Hammond Alice, saleslady, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Arthur, carpenter, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Arthur Jr., brasspolisher J. Roylance, r. 5
Verona
Hammond Catherine, saleslady, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Charles, cook, r. 314 Folsom
Hammond Charles, master mariner, r. 114 Minna
Hammofld Charles H., musical instruments, 2513^
Mission
Hammond Charles S., printer, r. 1045 Market
Hammond Daniel P., salesman Mantle & Sheldon, r.
330 O'Farrell
Hammond Emily L. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 714 Geary
Hammond Etta E. Mis, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond George, stevedore, r. 9J4 Welsh, rear
Hammond Harry H., compositor Call, r. 2116 Howard
Hammond Harry W., office 18 Nevada Block, r. 1214
Clay
Hammond Henry W. Jr., dental student H. J. Plom-
teaux. r. 1214 Clay
I Hammond J. & Co. (John Hammond) proprie-
tors California Car and Millwright Works, and
manufacturers every description paosenger and
freight cars, 217-227'Fremont
Hammond James, porter, r. 133 Cbestniit
Hammond John (J. Hammond h Co.) r. 714 Geary
Hammond John, manager White's and La Grande
Laundries, r. 21 Lafayette
Hammond JoUn D. Rev., agent Phillips &
Hunt (New York) and Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, 1037 Market, r. 627 Hayes
Hammond John H., mining and consulting engineer,
401 California, room 14
Hammond John J., butcher, 13-14 Grand Western
Market, r. 43 Willow Av
Hammond Joseph, cutter Cahn, Nickelsbnrg 4 Co., r.
618 Minna
Hammond Joseph H., cutter clothing dept IT. 8. A.,
r. 2732 Howard
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER h REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
HAM
560
HAN
W. W. XMEontague & Go.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLTSH AND AAUOUICAN
309. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hammond Mary, widow, r. (ilfi Minna
Hanimoud Mary, dressnialier, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Osrar E., telegraph operator, r. 607 Sutter
Hammond Peter, harnessmaker, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Philip, tin roofer, 41 Eddy. r. 18 Mason
Hammond Richard P., president Board of Police Com-
missioners, r. Pacilic Club
Hammond Ricltai-tl P. Jr., United States Sur-
veyor-General, office 610 Commercial, r. 1100 Van
Ness Av
Hammond Samuel C. (Hammond & Brod) r. 509 Na-
toma
Hammond Samuel J., watchmater and jeweler, 1061
Market, r. 14 Chenery
Hammond Susan, widow, ladies' nurse, 409 Union
Hammond T. 0. W., compositor Chronicle, r. 561
Mission
Hammond Thomas, architect, r. 5 Verona
Hammond Thomas, drover, r. 3}^ Broadway
Hammond Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 218
Prospect PI
Hammond William, hostler, r. 636 Commercial
Hammond William A., watchmaker. 4 Sixth, r. East
Oakland
Hammond William B., salesman Porter Bros. & Co.,
r. 1211 Eighteenth
Hammond William T., plumber G. & E. Snook, r.
3406 Sixteenth
Hammond & Brod (Samuel C. Hammond and Amiel
H. Brod) butchers, 33 Fourth
Hampe Frederick, tailor, 8 Eighth
Hampel Andrew, computing clerk U. S. Mint, r. East
Oakland
Hampshire George H., peddler, r. N s Nineteenth bet
Hartford and Castro
Hampshire George W., engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 15J^ Tehama
Hamp'^hire William, portrait artist, r. 1033 Howard
Hampson Rufus. special policeman, r. 552M Natoma
Hampson W., quartermaster stmr City of Rio de
Janeiro
Hampston Julia, domestic 133 Fair Oaks
Hampton Alfred P., carpet layer Raye & Hampton, r.
931 Valencia
Hampton Charles W.. model and electrical instru-
ment maker, 607 Mission, r. 2317 Larkin
Hampton David F.. hackman, r. 34)^ Freelon
Hampton John, carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Hampton John C. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. Virginia
City, Nev.
Hampton Joseph A., bookkeeper Raye & Hampton, r.
931 Valencia
Hampton Josiah, clerk, r. 542 Minna
Hampton Leo F. (Raye & Hampton) r. 410 Twenty-
fourth
Hampton Levi P., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 121 Cedar
Av
Hampton Robert I., gasfitter, r. 813 Howard
Hampton Thomas, salesman, r. 1063 Mission
Hampton William, electrician Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 1011 Vallejo
Hana Plantation Co. (Maui, S. I.) E. Benjamin secre-
tary, office 124 California
Hanak Jacob, pawnbroker, 610 Kearny, r. 833 Bush
Hanamney John, driver Union Ice Co., r. 352 Sixth
Hanavan Johanna, domestic 1920 Clay
Hanavan John H., bricklayer r. 1704 Jessie
Hanavan Michael, clerk Patrick McDonnell
Hanback Harvey, teamster, r. 139^ Eleventh, rear
Hanberry Peter, laborer, r. Edinburg nr China Ex-
celsior Homestead
Hanbrook T., millhand, r. 438 Fifth
Hanbury George, steward Nelson & Lewis, r. 106
Washington
Hanbury John F., furniture dealer, r. 34 Kearny
Hancerling Barbara Mrs., r. 603 Washington
Hanch C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1107 J$ Howard
Hancock Allen, laborer, r. 3 Harry PI
Hancock B. H., compositor Chronicle, r. 405 K'arny
Hancock Frank O., ship calker, r. 28 Silver
Hancock Frederick S., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock House, Samuel Hancock proprietor, 781
Mission
Hancock John, porter Sterling Furniture Co.
Hancock John H., carrier Post Office, r. 6 Middle
Hancock Jules F., compositor J. O. Jephson, r.
Silver
Hancock Mary, widow, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Paul, bartender, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Robert J., collector, r. 1836 Turk
Hancock Robert S.. engineer Golden State and Min-
ers Iron Works, 150 H Tehama
Hancock Samuel, proprietor Hancock House,
781 Mission
Hancock Samuel, real estate, r. 1836 Turk
Hancock Thomas, butcher F. Junker, r. lOOSMcAllis-'
ter
Hancock William, commercial traveler, r.l40 Twelfth"
Hand Charles W., clerk, r. 317 Third
Hand George W., carpenter, r. 317 Third
Hand John, laborer, r. 317 Third
Hand John J., bartender William McElroy, r. 532!
Howard
Hand Jolin S., scientific and artistic merchant)
tailor and clothier, 314 Kearny, r. 1201 J4 Bush
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper Bode & Haslett. r. AlamedSj
Hand Stephen H., collector Commercial Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. 214 Powell
Hand William M., salesman Lebenbaiim Bros., r. 313!
Turk
Handel and Haydn Society, W. K. Melville financial'
secretary, Metropolitan Hall
Handel George, billiardmaker, r. 945 Folsom, rear
Handell Christopher, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 36
Rausch
Handerkin Thomas F., helper U. S. Mint, r. West
Berkeley
Handley Cliarles J., proprietor Handley House,
E s Louisiana bet Napa and Shasta
Handley Ellen, widow, r. 4 Billings PI
Handley Frank, clerk Handley House
Handley George, r. 1324 Florida
Handley George M., clerk, r. 2606 Folsom
Handley Henry H., policeman, r. 31 Waller
Handley House, Charles J. Handley proprietor,
E s Louisiana bet Napa and -^ierra
Handley Hugh, salesman, r. 519 Stevenson
Handley James H., shipearpenter, r. 822 Treat Av
Handley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 819 Lott
Handley John, laborer Charles R. Allen, r. 33 Federal
Handley John J., clerk O'Shaughnessy & Co., r. 33
Federal
Handley Margaret, widow, r. 1407 Montgomery
Handley Thomas W., harnessmaker Main & Winches-'
ter, r. 1346 Folsom
B^" Handley. See Hanley
Handlos John J., jewelry box maker, r. 237 Fifteenth
Handles Joseph W.. jewelry box maker A. H. Loch-
baum & Co., r. 237 Fifteenth
Handlos Oswald, upholsterer S. P. Co., r. 237 Fif-
teenth
Handlos Otto, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 237 Fifteenth
Handlos Theresa Mrs., bakery, 237 Fifteenth
Handman Frank C, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 828 Broadway
Handman Oscar M., machinist, r. 2708 Mission
Handmore Martin, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 5
Folsom
Handsberry Peter, Spring Valley W.W., China Av nr
Maple, U. M. T.
Handy Brayton E. (Handy & Gray) r. Oakland
Handy Elizabeth, widow, r. 17 Auburn
Handy G. W., president Livermore Stone Quarry Co.,
office 121 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Handy Joseph L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 969 Harrison i
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HAN
561
HAN
jandy L. H., SBSistant cashier Huudy & Oray, r. Oak-
land
landy L. N. & Co. (Lucien N. and Joseph L. Handy,
lid James L. Carthciit) coopers and commission
itrcbants, 32 Clay
Jaudy Lucien N. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 517 Second
laudy Lucius F., cooper L.N. Handy & Co., r. 517
Second
iandy Nelson A., traveling salesman, r. 1309 Golden
Gate Av
ilandy Stephen L., cooper L. N. Handy & Co.. r. 517
Second
dandy- <& Gray (Brayton E. Handy and Dewitt C.
Gray) proptrs Popular Restaurant, 35-37 Geary
Janekamp George F. (Osmer & Co.) r. 106;'.^ Welsh
Janeke George W., carpenter, r. 515 3^ Bush
ilanel Paul, bookbinder r. 2225 Geary
lauel William, engineer, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Jauer Charles G., tinsmith Pac. Canning Co., r. 1137
Harrison
ilantr Joseph, dishwasher H. A. Wolfe, r. 2723 Sutter
Janer Napoleon B., furnished rooms, 229 Kearny
ianes C. P., steward, r. 36 Steuart
lanes Daniel L., foreman United Carriage Co.. r. 9
Harlan PI
lanetch George, baker William Hessler, r. 631 Pa-
cific
laney Charles, with J. Spaulding & Co., r. Oakland
taney John, longshoreman, r. 45 Minna
Taney Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 815 Jackson
laney Patrick, teamster C. A. Warren
laney Peter, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Boad nr
Army
y Haney. See Heaney, Heeney and Heney
lanford Emily S., widow, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
lanford Eveline V., teacbi,r South San Francisco
School, r. Trinidad bet Platte and Yazoo
[anford G. S., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,r.
Alameda
lanford James M., paymaster Southern Pacific
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 7, r.
1205 Peralta, Oakland
tanford James M. Jr., clerk treasurer's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
angen M., laborer, r. 515 Sacramento
anglin John, molder, r. 51 Second
anifax J. J. Jr., oiler stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
anitiiJ Daniel, laborer, r. 4M Preston PI
fin Ellt-n, widow, r. 4 Rose PI
anifiu Ellen L. Miss, glovemaker, r. 1517 Stockton
ianifin Mary, widow, r. 1517 Stockton
anifiu Michael, butcher, r. 871 Market
anitin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Michigan bet Sierra and Napa
anify Albert R., delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co.. r.
773 Harrison
anify John R., manager Moore & Smith, r. 2314
Devisadero
anify Thomas, laborer, r. 220 Broadway
anlsch Frank, r. 320 Grant Av
anisch George, baker, r. 634 Pacific
inisch Joseph, confectioner William Westerfeld, r.
5 Fourth
anlsch Richard, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson &
0., r. 317 Bush
an.ies August F. (Hanjee Bros.) r. 401 O'Farrell
anjes Brothers (Eide H. and August F.) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Taylor and O'Farrell
anjes Eide H., cigars and tobacco, 305 J^ California,
and (Hanjes Bros.) r. 401 O'Farrell
anjes Herman, clerk John G. Waterman, r. 733
Montgomery
anke Charles H , r. SE cor Clay and Leavenworth
ankel William, fresco painter, r. 20 M Stockton
anks Abbot A., assayer Henry G. Hanks, r. 1124
Greenwich
anks Anna, saleslady Plnkiert's Grand Bazaar, r. 832
O'Farrell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER.
I MOST NEWS!
3ST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MABKET STREET.
Hanks Calvin W., porter Ellis & JliUer. r. 316 Beale,
rear
JBanks Henry G., analytical chemist, assayer and
geologist, and proprietor Pacific Chemical Works,
718 Montgomery, r. 1124 Greenwich
Hanks John B., clerk W. Manning, r. 110 Golden Gate
Av
Hanks M. W. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) 31-35 Merchants'
Exchange
Hanks M. W. & Co. (M. W. Hanks) mnfrs red rubber
stamps and dealers hektograph goods, 34-35 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Hands Walter S., clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 509 Powell
Hanley Charles C, bookkeeper Rockland Lime and
Lumber Co.. r. 3046 Sixteenth
Hanley Charles P., shipping clerk Cal. Electric Light
Co.. r. 1247 Market
Hanley Harry G. , bookkeeper Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1247 Market
Hanley James (Hanley k Dawson) r. 801 Hayes
Hanley James, detective, r. 521 Leavenworth
Hanley James, dry goods, 3128-3130 Mission, r. 413
Bartlett
Hanley James, teamster ,r. 733 Natoma
Hanley James S., president Rockland Lime and Lum-
ber Co., r. 3046 Sixteenth
Hanley John, clerk, r. 801 Hayes
Hanley John J., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 1071
Bryant
Hanley Joseph, laborer, r. 327 Bryant, rear
Hanley Leonard D., tanner, r. Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Hanley M., gripmau Market St. RR., r. 819 Lett
Hanley Maggie Miss, dressmaking, 121 Post, room 8,
r. 777 Harrison
Hanley Mary, widow, r. 611 Valencia
Hanley Mary, domestic 751 Harrison
Hanley Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Butte and Florida
Hanley Matthew J., shoemaker, r. 325 Duncan
Hanley Nathaniel, bartender Nicholas Steiner, r. 1227
Twenty-fifth
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 428!^ Seventh
Hanley Pa rick J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Hanley Peter, r. 29)4 Freelon
Hanley Peter, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Five
Mile House
Hanley Peter, plasterer, r. 24 Welsh
Hanley Philip, hackman, r. cor Genry and Central Av
Hanley Richard J., teamster, r. Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Hanley Thomas, bartender, r. 521 Leavenworth
Hanley William, bookkeeper, r. 801 Hayes
Hanley William, gripman Pre.sidioRR., r. 1907k Hyde
Hanley William A., mining superintendent, r. 112
Powell
HANLEY WILLIAM A.Mrs.
dressmakingf, 113 Powell
Hanley William H., policeman, r. cor Seventh and
Point Lobos Avs
HANLEY & DAWSON ,aa„.es
Hanley and ICdniund Da^vaon) import-
ers liard^vood lumber, -ti-affon and
carriag^e materials, 37-39 Ileale
0^" Hanley. See Haudley, Hauly and Henley
Hanlon Annie, saleslady, r. 362)^ Clementina
Hanlon Bernard F., patternmaker, r. 346 FifthJ
Hanlon Catherine, widow, r. 942 Geary
Hanlon Charles F., attorney at law, l('>-44 Phelan
Bldg. r. ir.27 Jackson
Hanlon Charles J., attorney at law, r. 113 Larkln
Hanlon Daniel, r. 783 M Market
Hanlon Daniel (Hanlon & O'Brien) and notary public
321 Montgomery, r. 1627 Jackson
ILNIER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES } H
N FRAN«'ISC«, CAI..
H«»KTI,.i;^'l», «»ll.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
HAN
562
HAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OUlKItS Ol'
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
747
222}^
Hiinlon Daniel, loiigshdreman, r. 2f) Garden
Hani on Edward, slab'.eman, r. '.Vii Bryant, rear
Ilaulon Edward, teamster Roth, Blum & Co. , r. cor
Fillmore and Francisco
Hanlon Edward, waiter, r. 17 Bruce PI
Hanlou Edward S., borsedealer. r. 747 Brannau
Hanlou Fruuk, carpenter John Hanlon, r. 222J^
Fourth
Hanlon Harry, engineer tug .3i;tna, r. 1713 Leaven-
worth
Hanlon I. FranV, carpenter, r. 222 J^ Fourth
Hanlon Jeremiah D., tilesetter W. W. Montague &
Co.. r. 321 >« Clementina
Hanlon .John, carpenter, 1(517 California, r. 2223«J
Fourth
Hanlon John, cellarman, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Hanlon John D.. vice-president Charles M. Plum &
Co. Upholstery Co., r. 1915 Baker
Hanlon John F., attorney at law, 303 California,
room 23, r. 1627 Jackson
Hanlon John J., liquor saloon, 759 Brannan
Brannan
Hanlon Joseph, jeweler Levisou Bros., r
Fourth
Hanlon Kate, widow, r. 3:u Bryant, rear
Hanlon Mary J., lodgings, 222 j^ Fourth
Hanlon Pbilip, cigarmaker, r. 155 >^ Shipley
Hanlon Klchard, r. 24 Verona
Hanlon Kichard. horseshoer, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Hanlon Robert D., teamster, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Valentine, special policeman, r. 1112 Pow-
ell
Hanlon Welsh, stickerhand L. S. Kincaid & Son, r. 18
Albion Av
Hanlon William, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r.
Ocean House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Hanlon & O'Brien (Daniel Hanlon and D. J.
O'Brien) real estate agents, 321 Montgomery
Hanly Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 819 Lott
Hanly John L., porter Capitol Mills, r. 22 Clay
Hanly Thomas J., collector, r. 1329 Howard
BS*" Himly. See H.'indley, Hanley and Henley
Hann Benjamin, porter, r. 407 Third
Hann Charles M., tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. E s San
Bruno Road, nr Yuba
Hanna A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hanna Daniel N., clerk Theodore Liebermann, r. 133
Larkin
Hanna Ellen, widow, r. Diamond nr Twenty-fifth
Hanna George, laborer, r. 506 J^ Bryant
Hanna George B., salesman Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co., r. 133 Larkin
Hanna Howard W., solicitor Travelers Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Hanna Hugh, woodturner, r. 73 California Av, B. H.
Hanna J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1600 Mason
Hanna James B., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 406
Waller
Hanna James G., drayman, r. 429 Fulton
Hanna James L., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1135
Florida
Hanna James L., solicitor Travelers' Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Hanna James McM., deputy Tax Collector, r.«133 Lar-
kin
Hanna James T., real estate, 417 Kearny, r. 119 Four-
teenth
Hanna James W., vamisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
1206 Fillmore
Hanna John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Hanna John, reporter Alta, r. 112 Hyde
Hanna John, second assistant engineer stmr Geo. W,
Elder, r. 9 Taylor
Hanna John Mc.E., butcher, r. 133 Larkin
Hanna Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 307 Fourth
Hanna Michael, teamster Peter Kelly, r. 632 Natoma
Hanna Robert G., r. 1006 Jones
Hanna Robert J., drayman, 319 Davis, r. 429 Fulton
1305:
Hanna Samuel, drayman, 319 Davis, r. 429 Fulton
Hannii Snrnh Mrs., r. 133 Larkin
Hanna, Swayue k Co. (CassiuB B. Hannn, R. B.
Swayne and Fred B. Chandler) real estate agents,
28-30 New Montgomery
Hanna William, stovt'inounter, r. 2i)4 Ringold
Hanna William S., clerk, r. '2629 California
Iti'" Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaford Catherine, widow, r. 162 Clementina
Hannaford Edwin T., flour packer Golden Gate Flour-
ing Mills, r. Berkeley
Hannaford William G., clerk, r. 162 Clementina
Hannah A., boilermaker George E. Belmor
Hannah Adam, teacher music, r. 2852 Mission
Hannah Daniel, policeman, r. 1415 Pacific
Hannah James, fireman, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Hannah James, stonecutter, r. 219 Mason
Hannah James A., attorney at law, 606 Kearny, r. 226
Stockton
Hannah James H., fireman stmr Bay City, r. 519 Sac-
ramento
Hannah J. E. Mrs., Women's Christian Temper-
ance Coffee House, 1003 Market, r. 208 J^ Seventh
Hannah John, conductor, r. 810 Folsom
Hannah Margaret, widow, r. 130.) Greenwich
Hannah William, signwriter Noble Bros.,
Greenwich
1^" Hannah. See Hanna
Hannahan E., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Ilannan Bernard, liquor saloon, 150 Steuart
Hannan Catherine, widow, r. 44!'^ Zoe
Hannan David, stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 2 Chatham PI
Hannan James, boilermaker, r. 12 Perry
Hannan John, clerk, r. 12 Perry
Hannan John, groceries and liquors, 28H Rausch
Hannan John, real estate agent, r. NW cor Poinl
Lobos and Twenty-third Avs
Hannan Joseph, boilermaker, r. 12 Perry
Hannan Joseph, deputy Tax Collector, r. 739 Harri.
son
Hannan Margaret, janitress Kindergarten No. 4,
1018 Folsom
Hannan Matthew, carpenter, r. 316 Fourteenth
Hannan Michael, r. 726M Clementina
Hannan Michael, expressman, r. 26 Gilbert
Hannan Michael J., clerk J. C. Scott, r. 44 J^ Zoe
Hannan Thomas, laborer, r. 332 Valley
Hannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1124 Mission
Hannan Thomas C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht
r. 6 Rose's Av
B^~ Hannan. See Hannon
Hannehan Annie, domestic 1730 Pine
Hannemann Henry W., painter, 427 Geary
Hannemann T., laborer, r. 444 IBrannan
Haiinibai and St. Joseph Railroad, W. D
Sanborn general agent, 32 Montgomery
Hannigan Charles L., clerk, r. 512 Mission
Hannigan Cornelius, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co
r. 949 Harrison
Hannigan Edward, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., ;
407 Onion
Hannigan Frank, laborer, r. 14 Folsom Av
Hannigan John, longshoreman, r. 3 Jackson PI
Hannigan John, musical instrument maker, r. 62 Nf
toma
Hannigan Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Hanuiver John, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hanniver William, butcher, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hannon Andrew, blacksmith, r. 563 Mission
Hannon Benjamin, boarding, 14 Lafayette
Hannon Eugene J., mailing clerk Post Oface, r. 5i
Minna
Hannon James J., clerk, r. 162 First
Hannon John, seaman, r. 518 Fifteenth
Hannon Joseph, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Hannon Kate, domestic NE cor Jackson and Vi
Ness Av
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UNDERWEAR
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THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co, OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Man
\VM. SESTOIT, Asst. Man:
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
V21
MARKtT ST.
PRINTERS ANiJ LlTHO&RAPHEHS.
HAN
563
HAN
Haunon Luke, boilerinaker, r. ^HH ClementiDa
Hannon M., teamster Frederick N. Elliot
Haiiuou Mary E. , widow, r. 509 Miana
Hannon Michael, laborer, r. 613 Natoma
Hannon >nchael, liquor saloon, 162 First
Huuuon Patrick, liquor saloon, 1013 M Folsom
Hannon Peter, laborer, r. Paraguay nr Platte
B-^ Hannon. See Hannau
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. (New York) Fred. C.
Siebe Jr. agent, 209 Sansome
Hanrahan Catharine, widow, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Haurahan JatncB, deputy Sheriflf, r. American Ex-
chause Hotel
Haurahan John, bartender Daly & Johnson, r. 42
Hawthorne
Hanrahan Michael, cook, r. 869 Market
Hanrahan Margaret, widow, r. 28 Riogold, rear
Haurahan Peter, laborer, r. Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Haurahan Thomas, laborer, r. N 8 Lincoln Av bet
Jones and Taylor
Hanratta Arthur, bartender John Hanratta, r. Rail-
road Av nr Servia
Hanratta John, liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr Servia
Hanretty Patrick, teamster, r. Es Dolores nr Six-
teenth
Hauretty John, groceries and liquors, 1.53 Silver
Hand Elizabeth, widow, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans George bookkeeper, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans George J., groceries and liquors, 1901 Dupout
Hans Jacob, butcher, r. 828 Fifteenth
Haub Julius R., butcher, 216 Second
Haus Michael, blacksmith Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
r. 19?^ Herring
Hans William E., clerk H. Hollman h Co., r. 2719
Mission
Hansby Fannie, domeftic ]J/21 Pine
Eansbrough George W., contractor, r. 410 Fell
Hansbrough J. W., carpenter, r. .526 Hayes
Hanschen Peter (Hanschen & Brandt) and groceries
and liquors, lf)71 Bryant, r. 1112 Bryant
Haiisclien «& Brandt (Peter Hanschen and
Charles Brandtl groceries and liquors, SE cor
Oak and Octavia
Hanscoiii Jolin O., director American Bridge
and B\iilding Co.. 22 California, r. 2019 Devisa-
dero
Hanscom Orrin, broom mnfr. 1910 Mission, r. 102
Julian Av
H-anscom William W. Jr., machinist, r. 612 O'Farrell
Hansel i:harles, cutter clothing dept U. S. A.
Hansel Emil, foreman The Brunswlck-Balke-Collen-
der Co., r. 1.5 Adelaide PI
Hansen John V., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 7
Harry PI
Hansen William L., upholsterer, r. .3001 Octavia
Hauselman .\ndrew, manager Schuster Bros. & Co.,
r. 156 Third
Hanselman Henry, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.
r. 16 Stockton PI
Hansen Adolph, seaman, r. 263 East
Hanseu Albert (M. At. A. Hansen) r. 14 HoUis
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. 320 Druram
Hansen Alexander G., bookkeeper P. W. Krogh & Co.,
r. 18 Sherman
Hansen Amaudus, driver National Brewing Co., r. 717
Webster
Hansen Andreas (Hottua k Hansen) r. 122 Guerrero
Hansen Andrew P.. clerk Chronicle, r. 212 Second
Hanseu Annie, widow, r. 214 Steuart
Hansen Anton, bartender William H. Davies, v. 273
East
Hansen Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen .Anton K.. engineer Truckee Lumber Co. of
8. F., r. .532 Ninth
Hansen Asrrius. assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 856 Bay
Hansen Asmus H., proptr New Hansa Hotel, 320
Drumm
IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. StOANE & CO.
nipoRTKns .\Nn pkalkus in
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AnOVK P.VLACE IIOTEL.
Hansen August, carpenter, r. 29 Rondell PI
Hansen .August, laborer, r. Tanners' Home
Hansen Benjamin, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oak-
land
Hansen C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Carl, stevedore, r. 116 Berry
Hansen Carl, with Wiuans & Belknap, r. 212 Perry
Hansen Caroline, widow, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen Charles, foreman machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 20 Quinn
Hansen Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen Charles, master mariner, r. 441 Twentieth
Hansen Charles, teamster Sailors' Home
Hansen Charles, watchman stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Hansen Charles A. (Charles A. Hansen & Co.) r. 244
Eleventh
Hansen Charles A. & Co. (Charles A. and John Han-
sen) dyeing and cleaning, 244 Eleventh
Hansen Cbarles C, liquor saloon, 5 Bay
Hansen Cliiirles E., president National Brewing
Co., SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 828 Fulton
Hansen Charles R. (C. R. Hansen & Co.) r. 122 Geary
Hansen Christ, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Hansen Christ, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hanseu Christian, boarding and lodging, 11 Jackson
Hansen Christian, cook, r. 938 Folsom
Hansen Christian, laborer, r. 646 Fourth
Hansen Christian, laborer, r. Whituev bet Randall
and Thirtieth
Hansen Christian, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hansen Cbristian, seaman, r.l35 Folsom
Hansen Christian, seaman, r. 325 Dcumra
Hansen Christian, ship carpenter, r. 1 Haggin
Hansen (Christian, teamster, r. 1191 Harrison
Hansen Christian N., coffee saloons, 315 Grant Av and
60 Third, r. 522 Sutter ,
Hansen Christian R. D., driver National Brewing Co.,
r. 1122J^ Golden Gate Av
Hansen Christian W., manager S. F. Stove Works, r.
34 Rincon PI
Hansen Christina, domestic .572 Harrison
Hansen Christopher, with Handy & Gray, r.347 Jessie
Hansen Claus. seaman, r. 66 Oregon
HANSEN 0. R, & 00. ,ch.,u.
R. Hansen) male anil female employ-
nient office, 110 Geary, Teleplione No.
48 5
Hansen Dina, bakery and varieties, 118 Francisco
Hansen Edward, master stmr Gold, r. Petalama
Hansen Edward, waiter, r. 5 Market
Hansen Emil, collector, r. 222 Noe
Hansen Elizabeth, widow, r. 116 Welsh
Hansen F., waiter Carl G. Larsen
Hansen Frederick, r. 217 Turk
Hansen Frederick, bricklayer, r. 1727 Market
Hansen Frederick, cigars and tobacco, SW cor East
and Jackson, r. 320 Drutnm
Hansen Frederick, laborer, r. Eighth Av bet Point
Lobos and Clement
Hanseu Frederick, machinist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
7<i4 Folsom
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hansen Frederi(;k, seaman, r. 263 East
Hanlien Frederick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 315 Valle.jo
Hansen Frederick, steward, r. 273 Stevenson
Hansen G.. machinist Pac, Rolling Mill
Hansen George (Hansen, Plath & Co.) r. Ocean View
Hansen George, fireman, r. Nebraska bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Hansen George, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 320 Waller
Hansen Georce, waiter Peter.sen & Juhl
Hansen George Jr., lumberman White Bros., r. 320
Waller
Hansen (iustav, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
eraf^e Co., r. 2 Decatur
TYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY. 405401 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
HAN
WrW. MONTAGUE & CO!.
Brass and Nickel Plated
564
HAN
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiiiiitii>ifs
a. Speciiilty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
HHUseu Gustav, oysteriuan 0. O. Swauberg, r. 752
Howiird
Hansen Huns, r. 23 M Freelon
Hansen Hans, r. 417 Miuna
Hansen Hans, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Nevada
Hansen Hans, master mariner, r. 742 'Fourth
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Hansen Hans, starcher l^a Grande Laundry
Hansen Hans, steward William Blair & Co., r. 3133^
Bryant
Hansen Hans C, carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r. Ne-
braska bet Humboldt and Nevada
Hansen Hans C. cook, r. 5 Market
Hansen Hans C, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Hansen Hans J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
nessee bet Sieira and Nevada
Hansen Hans J., seaman, r. 207 Clara
Hansen Hans S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen H. C, bartender Moller k Wilson
Hansen Harry, fisherman, r. 249 Steuart
Hansen Helen E., widow, r. SE cor Iowa and Solano
Hansen Henry, baker Mayle & Wienholz, r. 451 J^
Jessie
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. 11 Jackson
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Henry D., bookbinder, r. 1534 Eausch
Hansen Henry H., longshoreman, r. 5J4 Glover
Hansen Herman W. artist H. S. Crocker & Co., r, 830
Fulton
Hansen H. M., waiter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Hansen H. T., office 235 Kearny, r. 1045 Market
Hansen Jacob, warehouseman George S. Neale & Co.,
r. 5 Montgomery 51
Hansen James, picture framemaker, r. W s Dame nr
Randall
Hansen James, seaman, r. 11 Jackson
Hansen Jefierson, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI, rear
Hansen Jens, laborer S. P. Co., r. 726 Harrison
Hansen Jens, porter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Hansen Johannes, seaman, r. 263 East
Hansen John, r. 217 Turk
Hansen John (Charles A. Hansen & Co.) r. 417 Minna
Hansen John, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 312 J^
Clementina
Hansen John, carpenter, r. 2633 Harrison
Hansen John, leadmixer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 9 Decatur
Hansen John, porter J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.,
Perry
Hansen John, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Hansen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen John, watchman, r. 1600}^ Powell
Hansen John, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r
bet Lincoln and Powhattan
Hansen John A. G., liquor saloon, 108 Sutter
Hansen John C, horseshoer, 71 Oregon, r. 716 Green-
wich
Hansen John E., waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 327 Jessie
Hansen John H., first mate schr Occidental, r. 411
Drumm
Hansen John H., stationery, 433 Montgomery Av, r.
856 Bay
Hansen John L., cooper, r. 9 Decatur
Hansen John L., tailor, 1569 Market
Hansen Joseph, r. 752 Howard
Hansen Julius, baker Mayle & Wienholz, r. 451 H Jessie
Hansen Justinus, stevedore, r. 1703 Dupout
Hansen Justus, maltster National Brewing Co., r.
1122M Golden Gate Av
Hansen Lawless C, waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Hansen Lena, r. 775}^ Mission
Hansen Lorenz, seaman, r. 630 Mission
Hansen Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1208 Folsom
Hansen Louis, harnessmaker, 528 Montgomery Av, r.
609 Union
Hansen Louis, helper Louis Eufscbmidt & Bro., r.
871 Folsom
212
Wool
Hansen Louis, longshoreman, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Hansen Louis, soamsu, r. 212 Hickory Av
Hansen Lnuis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen I/ouis, waiter, r. ()()(i Jessie
Hansen Luke C, r. 1600 M Powell
Hauseii M. «!b A. (Marquard and Albert) proprietors
Pacific Planing Mill, Berry, near Sixth
Hansen Mads, cabinetmaker, r. v54 Clementina
Hansen Magnus, pantryman, r. 347 Jessie
Hansen Margeret Miss, tuiloress, r. 6 Moulton PI
Hansen Maria, dressmaking, 119J<J Sixth
Hansen Marquard, (M. & A. Hansen) r. 2134 O'Far-
rell
Hansen Martin, cigarmaker, r. 2430 !4 Sacramento
Hansen Martin, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Hansen Martin, engineer, r. 822 Green
Hansen Martin, laborer, r. 327 Bay
Hansen Martin, Isundryman, r. 57 Jessie
Hansen Martin, wheelman U. S. stmr Hartley, r. U.
S. Barge Office
Hansen Matthias, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 20
Harriet
Hansen M. D. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. NW cor Mis-
sion and Twentv-fouith
Hansen N., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hansen N. J., seaman, r, 54 Sacramento
Hansen Neils, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Hansen Neils D. driver National Brewing Co.. r. 1115
Golden Gate Av
Hansen Nellie Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 6 Moulton PI
Hansen Nels P., machlnehaud, r. Nebraska nr Ne-
vada
Hansen Niles, carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento
Hansen Olof, bartender William H. Davies, r. 273
East
Hansen Olof, seaman, r. 263 East
Hansen Otto, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 113 Clin-
ton
Hansen Otto, seaman, r. 263 East
Hansen Otto, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen P., carpenter stmr San Bias
Hansen P., laborer, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Hansen Peter, r. 129 Welsh
Hansen Peter, r. 863}^ Market
Hansen Peter (Hansen & Mansen) r. 2603 J^ Mission
Hansen Peter, cook, r. 801 Pine
Hansen Peter, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union
Hansen Peter, hay, grain, wood and coal, SE cor Rail-
road Av and Trinidad
Hansen Peter, laborer, r. 28 Ritch
Hansen Peter, laundryman S. F. laundry
Hansen Peter, longshoreman, r. 27 Hinckley
Hansen Peter, master mariner, r. 57 Shipley
Hansen Peter, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Hansen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Peter C., master stmr Aurora
Hansen, Plath & Co. (George Hansen and Hans Plath)
florists. Ocean View
Hansen Reinhardt, starcher La Grande Laundry
Hansen Richard T., waiter, r. 25 Rausch, rear
Hansen Robert, molder, r. 20 Clementina
Hansen Robert, porter, r. 805 J^ Howard
Hansen Robert, seaman, r. 620 Fourth
Hansen Robert, waiter F. Christiansen, r. 23,V Free-
lon
Hansen Samuel E. D., collector National Brewing Co.
Hansen Sophia, bakery, 940 Valencia
Hansen Theodore, cook Bertelsen & Baar, r. 427
Minna
Hansen Theodore, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Hansen Theodore P., molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 34
Rincon PI
Hansen Theodore W., foreman B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 834 Fifteenth
Hansen Thomas G., conductor N. B. and M. ER., r.
29 Ringold
Hansen W.. steamboatman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen William, master mariner, r. 9 Taylor
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
aiARKET ST., COR. TiriRn
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
( 530
[WASHINGTON
sT.iProters Of FINE TABLE WINES
HAN
5G5
HAK
Hausen Willlaui, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 90
Fair Oaks
Haiistu William, stevedore, r. 2111 Mason
Hausen & Mau.-en (Peter Hansen and Frederick Man-
sen I groceries and liquors and butchers, 2612
Jlission
1^^ Hansen. See Hanson and Hansson
Haushaw Charles, clerk Hintmauu Bros., r. NW cor
Montgomery and Union
Hansler Jacob, millband Day, Huber & Craker, r.
2731 Sixteenth
Hanson .\., i{ripuian Market St. RR.
Hanson A. G., r. 90.5 Market
Hanson Andrew, blacksmith's helper Fulton Iron
Works, r. 110 Perry
Hanson .\una A., varieties, 807 J4 Valencia
Hanson Annie C. B , telegraph operator, r. 807 3^ Va-
lencia
Hanson Angust, cabinetmaker, r. 20)i Hardy
Hanson Charles, r. 116 Welsh
Hanson Charles, r. U33 Jackson
Hanson Charles (Hanson & Co.) r. Redwood City
Hanson Charles, carpenter, r. 1.36 Ridley
Hanson Charles, machinist, r. 222 J4 Fourth
Hanson Charles, teamster Peter Robinson, r. 2015
Dupont
Hanson Charles H.. superintendent Neptune and
Mermaid Sea Baths, r. foot of Larkin
Hanson Charles W., clerk, r. 430 Twenty-third
Hanson Christopher, master stmr Walla Walla, r. 144
Eleventh
Hanson David, seaman, r. 26R Brannan
Hanson Edward, cook stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Hmhsou Edward, foundryman. r. 15 Tehama PI
Hanson Edward H. (Anderson & Co. and Wright,
Bowne & Co.) r. 1332 Bush
Hanson Elizabeth, tailoress. r. 136Natoma
Hanson Elizabeth A., widow, r. 6213^ Twenty-first
Hanson Emanuel W., tailor, r. 1416 Powell
Hanson Fergus, butcher, 11-12 California Market, r.
1708 Stockton
Han.^on George, laborer, r. 793 Mission
Hanson George F. (Hanson & Mack) and physician,
7.59 Valencia
Hanson George L., longshoreman, r. 26 South Park
Hansun Gunder, engineer, r. 1100 Powell
Hanson H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 620 Fourth
Hanson Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hanson Harry, master schr Sarah Alexander, r. Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Hanson H. C, baker, r. 717 ;<5 O'Farrell
Hanson Henning. master mariner, r. 807 J$ Valencia
Hanson Henry, r. 531 Mission
Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 540 Washington, r.
3014 Sacramento
Hanson Henry, master mariner, r. 1133 Union ♦
Hansrm H.nry C, laborer, r. 609 !< Howard
Hanson Henry G., cooper, r. 447 Minna
Hanson Henry L., drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r.
Alameda
Hanson Henry W., longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI
Hanson Isaac J. cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 21
Ninth
Hanson James, janitor, r. 1019 Market, rear
Hanson John, r. 116 Welsh
Hanson John, r. 662 Mission
Hanson -Fohn, capitalist r. 1232 Dupont
Hanson John, laborer, r. 11^4 Garden
Hanson John, laborer J. Hammond h Co., r. Oakland
Hanson Jolin, seaman stmr Gipsey, r. 7 Natoma
Hanson John, teamster Charles Callahan, r. 128 Fol-
som
Hanson John, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 11
Holland PI
Hanson Jotin P., carpenter, 1.504 Stockton, r. 908}^
Vallejo
Hanson John P., groceries and liquors, SE cor Val-
lejo and Kearny, r. 127 Fifth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. R "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST GiriCUI'\T!OII '
NEWS!
WJl APVE"TI!!EI.!r!!TS !
I & J, SLOANE & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
64l»to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hanson Joseph S., clerk, r. 5 Boston PI
Hanson K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 946 Howard
Hanson Ludwig, oysterman The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 28 Everett
Hanson Lyle W.. printer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 1611
Sacramento
Hanson Magnus, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hanson Mary, clerk B. Franks, r. 2238 Mission
Hanson Matilda, milliner, r. 681 Mission
Hanson Nicholas V., carisenter Mechanics' Mill, r.
Haywards
Hanson Ole, waiter, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Hanson Olof S., longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI
Hanson Oscar, r. 46 Jessie
Hanson Olto, carpenter, r. 316 Minna
Hanson Otto, tailor, r. 136 Natoma
Hanson Peter (Antonetti & Co.) r, 231 Third
Hanson Peter, longshoreman, r. 26 South Park
Hanson Peter, lumberman, r, 241 Fremont
Hanson Peter, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Hanson Peter, sbipcarpenter, r. 7 Scheerer PI
Hanson Stephen B., laborer, r. 1241 Mission
Hanson Theodore W.. glovemaker, r. 834 Fifteenth
Hanson W. E., superintendent Davis Bros., 718 Mar-
ket, r. 331 Ellis
Hanson William, foreman Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
1217 Pacific, rear
Hanson William, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Hanson William H., clerk Hanson & Co.. r. Redwood
City
Hanson «& Co. (Charles Hanson) lumber dealers,
and proprietors Tacoma Mills (W. T.) Pier 11
Steuart. branch Redwood City
Hanson & Mack (G. F. Hanson and Albert Mack)
druggists, NE cor Nineteenth and Valencia
^^ Hanson. See Hausen and Hansson
Hanssler Maggie Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 1116 Broadway
Hansson Rudolph, machinist William Deacon, r.
Alameda
Hanton George, sbipcarpenter, r. .505^ Fell
Hantz George, printer, r. 28 O'Farrell
Hanush .Joseph, clerk A.. Shula. r. 322 Fremont
Happ Charles R., barber Strecker & Kern, r. 419
O'Farrell
Happ Marcus, clothing, 229 Fourth
Happersberger Albert K., medical student, r. 532
Stevenson
Happersberger Emil, apothecary and chemist,
SE cor Market and Sixth, r. 532 Stevenson
Happersberger Frank, sculptor, studio 51 Park Av, r.
532 Stevenson
Happy Hints (illustrated monthly) Happy Hints Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, 106 Post, room 11
Happy Hints Publishing Co., Leopold Abenheim
manager, 106 Post, room 11
Happ}^ Valley Blue Gravel anil Hydraulic
Milliner Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) D. M. Kent
secretary, 330 Pine, rooms l.H-19
Haquette August E., with N. Steiner. 311 Bush
Haquette Emil, clerk H. Cohen, r, 1613 Post
Haquette Ernest (Hageman & Haquette) r. I(il3 Post
Haran James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 440 Fulton
Haran M. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 440
Fulton
Haran P., gripman Market St. RR., r. Haight nr Stan-
yan
Haraszthy Arpad (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. 1621
Larkin
Harasztliy Arpad «Sf Co. (Arpad Haraszthy and
Henry Epstein) producers Eclipse Champagne
and <loaler8 Calitornia wines and brandies, 530
Washington
Haraszthy Carl, medical student, r. 1621 Larkin
llarbach Daniel L., superintendent Cal. Lumber Co.,
10 Califirnla, r. 1412 Washington
Harhert E. L., entry clerk M. k T. Well & Co.. r. 502
Taylor
'RINTING PRESSES, P-ftLMER & REY. mSl SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
HAK
566
HAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
uirouTKiui oy
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Gnites and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Harbert J. W., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1019J^
Larkln
Hnrbor Commissioners State Board of,
William 1). Entjlish, John H. Wise aud A. C.
Panlst'll, office 10 Oaliforuia
Harbor Police Statioiis, Meiggs' Wharf. 522 Dayis and
247 Steunrt
Harbor Vie^v Park, R. Herman proprietor, NW
cor Baker and Jeflferson
Harbourne Henry, r. 1009 Valencia
Harbourue John W., real estate, 405 Kearny, r. 136
Valley
Harbridge John, laborer, r. 1222 Twenty-second
Harbiitt Lawrence, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 221 Turk
Harby Rosalie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. n}i Page
Haroourt Charles, laborer A. Sutro. r. Sutro Heights
Harcourt James, bartender Cliff House
Harcoiirt RicliardRev., pastor Howard Street
M. E. Ch\irch. r. (5a9 Folsom
Hard David T. (Adams & Hard) r. 213 Chattanooga
Hard Leonora, widow, r. 219 Elm Av
Hard Ray A., laborer, r. 219 Elm Av
Hard Roswell. laborer, r. 5423^ Natoma
Harden Star Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher Co.,
W. G. Jobsoc agent, 603 Market
Hardenberg T. D. Mrs., r. 322 Ellis
Hardenbergh Brush, chief clerk The Baldwin
Hardenbergh James R., mailing clerk Post Ofilce, r.
The Baldwin
Hardenburg Edward, r. 821 Filbert
Hardenburgh Isaac, mnfr bungs and plugs, 134
Main, r. 1713 Eddy
Hardenburg M. Mrs., widow, r. 1004 Geary
Harder Albert, melter Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
323 Jessie
Harder Hans D. (Harder & Broemer) r. 419 Jones
Harder John, liquor saloon, barber and baths. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Harder Joseph, master mariner, r. 725 Bryant
Harder Jules A., cook, r. 628 Shotwell
Harder Mary, widow, r. 714 Larkin, rear
Harder Nicholas, painter, r. 29 Lily Av
Harder Peter, liquor saloon, 7 Market
Harder Richard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 235
Langton
Harder & Broemer (Hans D. Harder and William
Broemer) liquor saloon NE cor Geary and Larkin
Harder.* George W., teamster, r. 23 Hardy
Harders Henry, brewer Washington Brewery, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Harders Timothy F., teamster, r. 303 Ivy Av
Hardewig Bernhard, porter A. Hlrschman, r. 7 Myr-
tle Av
Hardeyes Joseph, machinist, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Hardie Claus, teamster M. Englander & Son, r. 227
Fulton
Hardie Frank D., bookkeeper, r. 473 Seventeenth
B^ Hardie. See Hardy
Hardiman John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan
Hardiman Philip, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 625
Walnut Av
Hardiman Thomas V., manager Great Am. Import-
ing Tea Co., 104 Second, r. 625 Walnut Av
Hardiman Thomas W., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 2318
Sutter
Harding Benjamin, capitalist, r. 1900 Turk
Harding, Brann & Prior (John G. Harding, Robert C.
Brann and John L. Prior) sailmakers. 56 Clay
Harding Charles, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2083^
Central Av
Harding Edward B., r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Everett S., clerk local freight office S. P. Co..
r. 515 O'Farrell
Harding James W., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Harding John G. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 7073^
Hyde
Harding John H., shipwright, r. 707 Ji Hyde
Harding Joseph O., clerk, r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding M. J., seataian, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harding M. 8. Mrs., widow, r. 1413 Taylor
Harding Kulph J., clerk Brunswick House
Harding K. T., attorney at law, Cal. Title Ins. and
Trust Co.. 41 Park Av, r. Oakland
Harding Samuel C, collection office, 648 Wash-
ington
Harding William, cook, r. NW cor First and Mission
Harding William, groceries, 478 Tehama
Harding William J., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 249
Seventeenth
Hardisty B. McL., secretary Board of Bank Com-
missioners. .528 California, r. 600 Bush
Harduian Joseph W., inspector Custom House, r. 17
Guy PI
Hardnedy James W., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
2232 Greenwich
Hardt Ernest, agent W. S. Buncombe & Co., r. 12
Willow Av ^
Hardy Bernhard. seaman, r. 143 Berry
Hardy B. F. Mrs., proprietor The Dr. B. F. Har-
dy Maternity Retreat, SE cor Clav and Webster
Hardy Edwin B.', clerk Albrecht & Smith, r. 608 Minna
Hardy Edwin H., carpetlayer, r. 628 Minna
Hardy Eunice A., widow, r. 2203 Broderick
Hardy Frank T., collector, r. NW cor McAllister and
Broderick
Hardy Frederick A., clerk, r. 1301 Gough
Hardy Henry J., assistant freight clerk stmr City of
Sydney
Hardy J. J. & Co. (John J. Hardy) teas, coffee, etc.,
218 Sacramento
Hardy John, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Hardy John H.. clerk general superintendent Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 605 Ellis
Hardy John J. (J. J. Hardy & Co.) r. 533 Seventeenth
Hardy Joseph W., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 547
Folsom
Hardy Lowell J. Jr., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r. &
Beaver
Hardy Maternity Retreat TUe Dr. B. F.,
Mrs. B. F. Hardy proprietor, SE cor Clay and
Webster
Hardy Michael, r. 252 Perry
Hardy M. R. Mrs., r. 135 Ninth
Hardy Peter, engineer, r. 37 Natoma
Hardy Thomas, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 547
Folsom
Hardy William, mining engineer, r. 820 Sutter
Hardy William J., bookkeeper local freight office &.
P. Co., r. 740 Capp
^~ Hardy. See Hardie
Hare Amelia, widow, r. 503 Harrison
Hare Andrew J., bookkeeper Kelley. Hare & Co., r.
Railroad Av nr Manitoba
Hare Ann, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Hare Charles A., assistant bookkeeper Preston &
McKinnon. r. 16 Marquesas
Hare Charles T., r. Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Hare Elias C, with Masonic Board of Relief Employ-
ment Bureau, r. W s Kentucky bet Sieri a and
Nevada
Hare Ellen, widow, r. 10 Thirteenth
Hare Frank, plumber, r. 724 Mission
Hare Frank J., carrier Post Office, r. 114 Hyde
Hare Frederick E., bookkeeper Cal. Horse Shoe Co.,
r. W s Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Hare Jacob, hostler, r. 1719 Pacific Av
Hare James, engineer's storekeeper stmr Zealandia, r.
6 August Alley
Hare James, painter, r. 1046 Folsom
Hare John J., teamster Sheedy & Co., r. 114 Hyde
Hare John S. (Kelley. Hare & Co.) r. S s Manitoba bet
Yazoo and Railroad Av E~g
Hare Joseph T. (Joseph T. Hare & Co.) r. Marquesas
nr Railroad Av
it
THE HASTINGS
THE BEST
>>
CLOTHING
TO ORDEE AND READY-MADE.
Corner JIONXOOMIEKV and SUTTEK STS-
fflPEBIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital,
Assets,
$3,500,000.
$9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
( MARKET ST.
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PIANOS. ORGANS,
PRINTING AND BINDING.
HAR
)u7
HAR
xw
NW
1734
aare Joseph T. fc Co. (Josepb T. Hare) wood and
■oal, Marquesas nr Railroad Av
aarf Kiite, widow, r. IH Uyde
Bare K. M. Mrs., widow, teacher Liucolu Evening
School, r. no J4 McAllister
[Ban- Marv, domestic '2525 i'olsoin
IHarr Patrick M., liquor saloon, 1U4 Fifth, r. 415 Na-
toma
IHart- Kichard J., printer, r. 1046 Folsom
»^ Hare. See Hair and Haire
IHartl Hannah, widow, r. 34 Natoma
urtiiberK AuRURt, r. -2333 Greenwich
ai ford Joseph O., gardener, r. 411 Waller
tS^ Harford. See Hartford
iHarfst Christian, r. US'Jii Market
aar«adou Bernard, clerk Louis F. Dunand, r. cor
Sierra and Georgia
arnatlou Peter, bartender Michael Farrell, r,
cor Sierra and Maryland
art,'adiin Thomas, clerk Patrick MeCormick, r,
cor Sierra and Georgia
Eargear Helen E., widow, r. 1732 Stevenson
Hargear W. A., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Stevenson
Bargen Otto, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hargeu Thomas, teamster, r. Twenty-ninth nr Castro
Hargeus George, clerk Hook Bros. r. 400 Sixth
Hargens John H., principal St. Paul's School, r. 400
Sixth
Hargensen J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harger Charles H., bookbinder, r. 7 J^ Grand Av
Harger Cora B. Miss, (^-essmaker, r. 7J^ Grand Av
Harger John, merchant, r. 75^ Grand Av
Harger Joseph, milker Euhland Bros., r. Point Lobos
.\v bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 13
Twenty-eighth
Hargrave Henry E., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works,
r. 13 Twenty-eighth
I Hargrave W. J., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works
;Hargro James, janitor, r. 32 Mary
iHaring August, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Ocean
View
IHaristi Mariette, shirts and overalls, 621 Davis
IHarjes William E., reporter Am. Bridge and Building
Co., 22 California, r. Oakland
I Hark Henry, laborer, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
I Harker -Asa, merchant, r. 1909 Pine
( Harker Belle, widow, dressmaker, r. 238 Taylor
1 Harker Charles, r. 817 Lombard
I Harker Oliver A., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. 2.38 Taylor
iHarkey H. H., acntThe Great American Importing
Tea Co., r. 1001 Pine
: Harkin James T., bartender John F. Farley, r. 742
Howard !
■ Harkins Agnes Miss, teacher music, r. 563 }4 Natoma
Harkins Ann, widow, groceries. 28 Gilbert
Harkins Charles, teauister, r. '2903 Geary
Harkins Charles B., molder Golden State and Mineis'
Iron Works, r. 49 Natoma
Harkins Charles B., receiving clerk, r. SE cor Center
and Poirero Av
; Harkins George, peddler, r. 646 Howard
Harkins Horace, r. 414 O'Farrell
Harkins James, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Harkins John, laborer J. Hammond & Co.. r. 521
Howard
Harkins John, shoemaker, r. 2903 Geary
Harkins John J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Center
and Potrero Av
, Harkins John P., smelter Pac. Metal Works, r. 49
Natoma
Harkins Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 3011
Sixteenth
Harkins Joseph, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 514
Francisco
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMl-ORrERS AXT) DE.^LERS IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
21 Howard
E 8 Michigan bet Sierra
££
■XPST-J^iy^rrs
??
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Harkins Mary, domestu
Harkins Owen, laborer,
and Shasta
Harkins Patrick, fireman, r. 106 Silver
Harkins Thomas, mat;ter mariner, r. 36 Perry
Harkins William, peddler, r. 646 Howard
Harkiusou Henry, stevedore, r. 320 Drumm
Harkness Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1436 Plue
Harkness George, master mariner, r. 710 O'Farrell
Harkness Harvey W,, M. D. , president Call-
J'ornia Academy of Sciences, SW cor California
and Dupont, r. Grand Hotel
Harkness John, laborer, r. 325 Minna
Harkness Morris M. , attorney at law, 41154 Cali-
fornia, rooms 2 and 8, r. 509 Bryant
Harkness R. S., compositor Alta
Harlan Charles, clerk general auditor's ofiBce S. P.
Co., r. 708 Taylor
Harlan Kate Jtrs., r. 808 Leavenworth
Harland Abbie, r. 122 Taylor
Harland H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 705 Post
Harland Harry S., commercial traveler, r. 122 Taylor
Harland Mary, widow, r. 567 Seventeenth
Harley Alonzo H., waiter M. Fernandez, r. 286 Ste-
venson
Harley Charles (Charles Harley & Co.) r. 815 Ellis
Harley Charles & Co. (Charles Harley) rag and
Junk dealers, and importers coopers' stock, pig-
iron, copper and spelter. 114-116 Davis
Harley George, clerk, r. 815 Ellis
Harley L. H., waiter, r. 286 Stevenson
Harley Milton F., carpenter, r. 410 Chestnut
Harley Susie R. Miss, cashier Robert Diston, r. 550
Mission
Harley Tom. F., r. 1019 TTnion
Harloe Mary J., widow, r. '25'27 Howard
Harloe Maurice, longshoreman, r. 26 South Park
Harloe Thomas S., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
2527 Howard
Harlow A. Mrs., r. 2 Hoflf Av
Harlow Alice H. Miss, copyist, r. 405 Sutter
Harlow Benjamin C, driver City RR., r. 27 Erie
Harlow Charles, carpenter, r. 4'20 Sixth
Harlow Charles C, carpenter, r. 118 Guerrero, rear
Harlow t'laude, compositor Chrouiile, r. 874 Howard
Harlow Dexter I., letter collector Post Office, r. 1026
Natoma
Harlow Fayette M.. compositor Examiner, r. 874 How-
ard
Harlow Frank A., seaman, r. 129 Third
Harlow Frank S., first lieutenant Battery B, 1st Ar-
tillery, U. S. A., Alcatra/. Island
Harlow George W., assistant superintendent Omni-
bus RR., r. 16 Verona
Harlow James T., shoemaker P. F.Nolan & Co.,r. 534
Minna
Harlow Joseph C, compositor Chronicle, r. 874 How-
ard
Harlow Kate, widow, r. 874 Howard
Harlow Katie, widow, r. 2306 Post
Harlow May Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 118
Guerrero
Harlow T. H., with The Bancroft Co., 721 Market
(KF* Harlow. See Harloe
Harm Louis, teamster, r. 317 Ninth
Harm William, produce dealer, r. 317 Ninth
Harmalen Alexis, r. 2108 Pine
Haruiau George W., sergeant police, r. 1328 Scott
Harman Henry B., engineer W, H. Miner, r. 27 Oak
Grove Av
1^" Harman. See Harmon
Harmann C. E., gripman Market St.RR.
Harmed Abdobel, r. 19 Hinckley
Uaruies E., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein, r. 505
Leavenworth
Harmes John T., collector Madison & Burke, r. Sau-
celito
ff^ Harmes. See Harms
&DVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 40540?
St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
HAR
568
HAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OltTKHS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
l»i|»e FiiliiiKK, all Sir.vm.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Harnierbera John, seiimBii, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hariuou A. K. P. Jr. (Harmon *: Sears) r. Fruit Vale
Uai-inoii Albion K. P., presiilent Chollar and
Potosl Mining Cos., ?'.» Nevada Ulock. r. cor Web-
ster and Twenty-second, Oakland
Harmon Andrew, pork butcher, r. Brunswick House
Harmon Annie C, widow, r. 152H Pacific Av
Harmon Bennett, baker, r. 71 Tehama
Harmon Charles, yardman Pac. Uolling Mill
Harmon Charles A., with S. H. Harmon Lumber Co.,
r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon Clarence K., manager subscription dept The
J. Dewing Co., 420-422 Bush, r. 71U Central Av
Hurnion Kd-ward N., secretary S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., 31fi Steuart, r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon Edwin A., conductor Market St. KE., r. W s
Blinnle nr Waller
Harmon Frederick, conductor Cal. St. KK., r.l708 Sac-
ramento
Harmon George, cook. r. 120 Jones
Harmon Harry A., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1528
Pacific Av
Harmon Harvey F., whltener, r. 923 O'Farrell
Harmon Ira J., salesman Cedar River Coal Co., r. 905
Larkiu
Harmon Isaac M., driver City RR., r. 1722 Mission
Harmon John, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 29 Moul-
ton
Harmon Jolin B., attorney at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. Berkeley
Harmon Louis C, physician, 340 Seventeenth
Harmon Lizzie, domestic 1628 Folsom
Harmon Millard F., second lieutenant Battery M. 1st
Artillery, V. S. A., r. Fort Mason
Harmon N. B., agent Marks Adjustable Folding
Chair Co., 603 Market nr Second, r. 700 J^ Bush
Harmon Paul, seaman, r. 26 South Park
Harmon Philip, lumberman, r. cor Second and Bran
nan
Harmon Robert E., r. 923 O'Farrell
Harmon Samuel H., president S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., r. 3 Essex Pi
Harmon S. H. Lnniber Co., Samuel H. Harmon
president, J. K. C. Hobbs vice president, Edward
N. 'Harmon secretary, wholesale and retail lum-
ber dealer, 316 Steuart
Harmon William, contractor, 30 New Montgomery
Harmon William M., clerk forwarding dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 614 Haight
Harmon William S., bollermaker's helper Risdon I.
and L. Works, r. 1.528 Pacific Av
Harmon & Sears(A.K. P. Harmon Jr. and Herman
B. Sears Jr.) general agents, collection and insur-
ance, 325 Montgomery, room 31
B^ Harmon. See Harman
Harmony Borax Mining Co., William B. Rob-
ertson president, Newton M. Bell secretary, 121
Market
Harmony Hotel, Hintz & Buck proprietors, 735 Bran-
nan
Harms Alfred, r. 511 Brannan
Harms Alwin H., groceries and liquors, SW cor La-
guna and Hayes, r. 429 Fell
Harms Christian, bartender Wheeland & Collins, r.
26 ^ Howard Court
Harms Frederick W., clerk Charles S. Feohheimer, r.
829 J$ Vallejo
Harms Hans, pork packer Frank W. Roesbach, r. 929
Pacific
Harms Henry W., clerk J. B. Wooster & Co., r, 614
Octavla
Harms Hermann, salesman Pinklert's Grand Bazaar,
r. 625 Geary
Harms Hermann, wood and coal, .^ll-SlS Brannan
Harms John, wood carver, r. 859 Mission
Harms Peter (Leu & Harms) r. 1227 Mission
Harms Richard G. C, clerk J. H. A. Folkers k Bro.,
r. 505 Leavenworth
Harms William T., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.,
505 Leavenworth
U£^ Harms. See Harmes
Haniiuth Moritz, fresco painter, r. 219}< PrOBpect PI
Harndeu F. A., clerk lus dept Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., r. Alameda
Harnden William H., bookkeeper The Sather Bank-
ing Co., r. Alameda
Harned J. A. M., real estate, 318 Kearny, r. 921 Mar-
ket
Harnett J. J., waiter, r. 424 Broadway
Harnett Maurice M., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 909 Fil-
bert
Harnett Nano T. Mrs., teacher music, r. 909 Filbert
Harnett Theresa Miss, music teacher, r. 909 Filbert
Harnett William T., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 909 Fil-
bert
B£?~ Harnett. See Hartnett
Harney Eliza Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 1435
Mission
Harney Charles S., bricklayer, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel, contractor, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel T., street contractor, r. 901 Valencia
Harney James, oiler strar San Juan
Harney James, pool seller, r. 120 Post
Harney John L., shoemaker, r. 33 Hoff Av
Harney Joseph, bricklayer, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Mary, widow, r. 1 Rushton PI
Harney Michael, laborer, r. 15 Freelon, rear
Harney Patiick, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1435 Mission
Harney Patrick J., assistant cashier U. S. Sub-Trea-
sury, r. 616 Fell ^
Harney Thomas, shoemaker, r. 414 Clementina
Harney William, drover, r. Paraguay nr Tombigbee
Harney William, manager and secretary Golden
Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., 535 Market, r.
The Beresford
Harney William, shoemaker, r, Paraguay nr Yazoo
Harold Frank, teamster, r. -218 Ninth
Harold James, policeman, r. 703 Stockton
B^- Harold. See Harrold and Herold
Haroldson John H. H., cutter Leak Glove Mnfg. Co.,
r. 3010 Mission
Harowitz Samuel, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 340 Te-
hama
Harp James, laborer, r. cor Stanyau and Frederick
Harp Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Harper Alexander, painter, r. 1723 Market
Harper Alexander J., engineer Leon R. Myers, r. 729
Montgomery
Harper Annie Mrs., r. 831 Pacific
Harper Charles H., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Ala-
meda
Harper Cbarles J., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. .325 O'Farrell
Harper Edward, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
cor Twenty-second and Church
Harper Edward B., r. 8 Ashburton PI
Harper Edwin, l.iborer, r. 2112 Baker
Harper Edwin G., shipping clerk, r. 719 Church
Harper Frederick C, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Harper Frederick G., clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. 217
Shotwell
Harper Gustavus D., detective, r 2132 Union
Harper Harry, carpenter, r. 2112 Baker
Harper Horatio H., clerk, r. 1.509 M Geary
Harper James, helper Fulton Iron Works
Harper Jeannette Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 306 Hyde
Harper John, carrier Chronicle, r. 754 Mission ■
Harper John L. (Hunteman & Harper) 330 Pine,
room 11
Harper Joseph W., pyrotechnist Cal. Fireworks Co., r.
Teuerifie bet Platte and Yazoo
Harper Margaret, widow, r. Teneriffe bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Harper Moses D., shoemaker, r. 207 Minna
Harper Reginald, steward, r. 54 First
EVEKY 1>ESC RIPTIOW OF
AT
BEAMISN'S
SEARHET ST., COR. TIHIRD.
DIXON, BOBCESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
fl Marbt Sti
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
wAs^N?T?N sT.IProBrietors of the OrlfiaR!? Vineyard
HAR
569
HAR
Hiirper Riobard L., with Jolin Best. r. 217 Shotwell
HnriJer S. S., gripman Sutt'r St. UR.
Harper Walter, compositor, r. 2110 Baker
Harper William, miner, r. -1+ Tbinl
Harper William D., accountant O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. Oriel Hotel j
Harper Wilson, driver City RR., r. 190 Fourteenth
Harpham George E., attorney at law, 2u7 Sansomo, r.
Alameda i
Harpham Lee W., salesman Williams Bros, k Co., r.
711 Jones
Harrick Patrick, 8. J., porter St. Ignatius College |
214 Hayes j
Harries Julian B., r. 930 Capp
Harries W. H.. af,'ent Hong Kong and Shanghai i
Banking Corporation, 430 California, r. 1361 Jack- i
son, Oakland
Harriet Colon, seaman, r. 150 Steuart 1
Harrigan Alexander, liquor saloon, 703 Davis, r. 221 I
Broadway [
Harrigan Annie Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 110 Taylor
Harrigan Brothers (Michael J. and James) plumbers
and gasfltters. 1G12 Leavenworth
Harrigan Cornelius, r. 949 Harrison
Harrigan Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan Cornelius J. (McCarthy & Harrigan) r. 150
Eighth
Harriyan Daniel J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Harrigan Dennis, laborer, r. 1129 Twentieth
Harrigan Dennis, operator Neville & Co.
Harrigan Dennis W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
1209}^ Devisadero
Harrigan Dottie M. Miss, r. 2120 Union
irrigan Eugene, policeman, r. 38 Lousia
Harrigan James (Harrigan Bros.) r. 1612 Leaven-
worth
Harrigan John, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 150 Eighth
Harrigan John, watchman Jackson St. Wharf, r. 34
Welsh
larrigan John J., clerk Post Office, r. 949 Harrison
liM-rig'an JToliii J. , secretary Board Port War-
dens, office 525 Front, r. 806 Vallejo
Harrigan Joseph T., clerk, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan Josie Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 949 Harrison
■rigan Lizzie B. Miss, teacher, r. 1612 Leaven-
worth
Harrigan M. A. Miss, school teacher, r. 129 Twelfth
Harrigan Margaret, widow, r. 806 Vallejo
Harrigan Matthew, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 65 Natouia
Harrigan Mary, widow, r. 709 Vallejo
H.irrigan May Miss, r. 2120 Union
Harrigan Michael J. (Harrigan Bros.) and plumbing
and gasfitting, 340 Geary, r. 1122 Broadway
Harrisan Timothv F., mechanic Sims k Morris, r. 65
First
Harrigan V. E. Mrs., r. 2120 Union
Harrigan William A., inspector Custon House, r. 1612
L'^avgnwortli
8^ Harrigan. See Hargain, Horigan and Horrigan
Harriman Barbara, seamstress, r. 25 Perry
Hiirriman Charles E.. gripman, r. 20 Hampton PI
Harriman Daniel, laborer, r. 25 Perry
Harriman Effie, seamstress, r. 25 Perry
Harriman Frederick W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
(;21 Bush
Harriman Job, r. 525 Harrison
Harriman John A., r. .525 Harrison
Harriman W., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Harriman Walter, boltcutter, r. 20 Hampton PI
Harriman William H., painter Edward C. Lloyd, r.
11115 Market
Harrin Patrick, driver, r. 250 Clementina
Harnng William, artist, r. 1604 Stockton
Harrington Alice T., stenographer, r. 1036!^ Folsom
Harrington Alphonso, carpenter, r. 2409 Clay
"W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO OnPEri FOR
CHUECHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
:S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
'MOST CIRCULATION '
news:
MOST ADMTISEiraT^
Harrington Ann, widow, r. 44 Quinn
Harrington Benjamin, musician, r. 39 Fourth
Harrington Benjamin J., clerk, r. 44 Third
Harrington Byron W., r. 39 Eleventh
Harrington Conrad, fireman stmr Acapulco
Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, r. ij9 Tehama
Harrington Cornelius, seaman, r. 205 Second
Harrington Cornelius D., salesman Bennett Bros., r.
25 Clementina
Harrington Cornelius J., stevedore, r. 1053 Howard
Harrington Daniel, machinist P. C. 8S. Co., r. 1036 Ji
Folsom
Harrington Daniel, butcher, r. Servia nr Susque-
hanna
Harrington Dennis, teamster, r. 2.33 Fell
Harrington Dennis F., r 2404 Clay
Harrington Ebenezer H., clerk, r. 707 Nineteenth
Harrington Edward B., sawyer, r. 211 Second
Harrington Edward C, deputy Sheriff, r. 1053 Howard
Harrington EfBe, widow, r. 662 Howard
Harrington Eugene W., butcher, r. SE cor Manitoba
and Railroad Av
Harrington Frank, tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r.
422 Second
Harrington George, machinist, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington George H., trunkmaker, r. 1022 Hamp-
shire
Harrington Gregory P., policeman, r. 1799 Leaven-
worth
Harrington Hannah, widow, r. 12 }4 Rlngold, rear
Harrington Henry D., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Harrington Hugh T., shoecutter, r. 8 Louisa
Harrington Lsaao, special policeman, r. 11 Moss
Harrington James, salesman Rosseter & Smith, r.
712^ Tehama
Harrington James, stableman LaGrande Laundry, 40
Quinn
Harrington James, watchman, r. 33 Alta
Harrington James E., clerk Sheplar & Co., r. 256 Ji
Jessie
Harrington James J. , bookkeeper Howard H. Shinn,
r. 921 Greenwich
Harrington J. B., gripman Market St. RR., r.
Terminal Hotel
Harrington John, cattle dealer, r. 40 Moss
Harrington John, guard House of Correction
Harrington John, laborer, r. Ripley PI ur Folsom
Harrington John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Harrington John, master mariner, r. 406 Bryant
Harrington John, teamster, r. 516 Brannan
Harrington John Mrs., millinery, 1017 Market
Harrington John D., gilder, r. 11 Moss
Harrington John D., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1015}(i
Market
Harrington John F., cabinetmaker California Mill, r.
1017 Market
Harriiiiftoii Joltn F. Rev., pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Harrington John J., brass molder Whyte & DeRome,
r. 25 Clementina
Harrington John J., watchman 8. P. Co., r. 649
Minna
Harrington John M., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1014 Army
Harrington John T., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r.
662 Howard
Harrington John W., master mariner, r. 222 Turk
Harrington Joseph, machinist Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, r. 345 Fremont
Harrington Joseph J., machine hand T. M. Antisell
Piano Co., r. 649 Minna
Harrington Kate, domestic 2222 Jackson
Harrington Kate Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington Lizzie, widow, r. 617 Eighth
Harrington Mary, r. 1511 Ellis
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 7 August Alley
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 256 )<i Jessie
.UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REl-4fl5407 Saime St.
PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
HAR
570
HAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
l.Ml'OltXKliS tU''
GALVANIZED AND COIMMON
All Sizes ai»<l AuiiiIxtk.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hsrriuston Mary, widow, r. 712)^ Ti^Uaiua
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 1015 M Market, rear
Harrington Mary Mrs, r. 052 Market
Harrington Mary K. , widow, r. 2:iC Taylor
Harrington Michael, fireman Btuir Modoc
Harrington Moses H., mate ship Kate Davenport, r.
1522 Vallejo
Harrington Oliver, blacksmith, r. 359 Sixth
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker, r. 1022 Hampshire
Harrington Patrick A., r. 124 Geary
Harrington T. B., framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1636
Market
Harrington Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Harrington Timothy, butcher, r. Manitoba nr Kail-
road Av
Harrington Timothy, machinehand, r. 1015}^ Market,
rear
Harrington Willard B. (Brlggs & Harrington) r. 816
Powell
Harrington William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Harrington William C, machinist Klsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 702 Harrison
Harrington William H., cook, r. 106 }<J Third
Harrington William J., clerk License Collector, r. 660
Folsom
Harrington William W., laborer S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington WhitfordP., inspector Custom House, r.
44 Third
Harrington & Smith, merchants (Seattle) office 218
California, room 1
Harris A. E. Mrs., r. 629 O'Farrell
Harris A. F.. laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Harris Abraham, salesman Samuel Harris, r. 1127
Golden Gate Av
Harris Abram, laborer, r. 1328 Pacific
Harris Abram, shoemaker, 35 Pacific, r. 2 Varennes
Harris Abraham, whitener, 100 J^ Montgomery Av
Harris Adolph (GabriPl Cohn & Co.) r. 1359 Post
Harris Albert, carpenter, r. 233 O'Farrell
Harris Albert, barber Philip Batavia, r. 164 Tehama
Harris Alexander, shoemaker, r. 1838 Ellis
j Harris Alfred, engineer, r. 609 Shotwell
I Harris Alfred, janitor, r. 1320 Hyde
I Harris Alfred, merchant, r. 1613 Laguna
Harris Andrew J., driver City RK., r. 1 Julian Av
Harris Anna, tailoress I. Cohn, r. 22 Harriet
1 Harris Arthur L., accountant Call, r. 605 Stevenson
: Harris Benjamin (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. 2126 Post
I Harris Benjamin, barber. 2 Sixth, r. 645 Jessie
j Harris Benjamin E., stockraiser, r. 1626 Turk
J Harris Benjamin H. , janitor, r. 1106 Taylor
I Harris Benjamin W., engineer, r. 1708 Turk
1 Harris Bernard, r. 610 M Polk
j Harris Brothers & Co. (Charles, Marcus and Benja-
min Harris) wholesale grocers, 409-411 Front
Harris Charles (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. 1605 Post
I Harris Charles, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. 904 Howard
1 Harris Charles, brassfinisher, r. 508 Howard
Harris Charles, cigar manufacturer, 13 Montgomery
Av, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Harris Charles, clothing, 527 Pacific
Harris Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 608 Post
Harris Charles, waiter stmr Zealandia, r. 138 Perry
Harris Charles F., seaman, r. 34 Perry
Harris Charles P. (Charles P. Harris & Co.) r. 108
Haight
Harris Charles P., restaiirant, 17 Washington
Harris Cliarles P. & Co. (Charles P. Harris and
Martin Bacon) stockbrokers, 318 Pine, rooms 3-4
Harris Charles S., superintendent, G. Abrahamson, r.
405 Van Ness Av
Harris Charles W., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 729}^
Union
Harris Charles W., with George W. Harris, r. 1507
Larkin
Harris Clara A., mind cure, r. 316 Taylor
Harris Clyde H., salesman DeWitt & Harris, r. 653
Folsom
Harris Daniel, butcher, r. 1209 Laguna
Harris l);ivid, chrk r. 204 Valencia
Harris David, porter N. H. Low(tll, r. 728 Natoma
Harris David, tailor, r. 329 Tenth
Harris David L., driver United Carriage Co., r. 9
Powell
Harris David M., molder Weed & Klngwell, r. 14
Wildey
Harris K. A., commercial traveler, r. 302 O'Farrell
Harris Edward (W. Harris k Co.,) r. 1804 Laguna
Harris Edward, Hailmaker Simpfon & Fisher, r.
Vallejo, Cal.
Harris Edward F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Harris Elias B., physician, 614 Nineteenth
Harris Elizabeth, widow, r. 518 Twenty-second
Harris Emanuel, butcher, NW cor Bush and Fillmore
r. 1209 Laguna
Harris Eva Mrs., bakery, 1123 Howard
Harris Frank, barber, r. 541 Natoma
Hari'is Frank, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Harris Frederick, cabinetmaker J. Werling, 1132 York
Harris Frederick W., foreman Atlas Iron Works, r.
215 Folsom
Harris Frederick W., physician, office 935 Market, r.
510 Valencia
Harris Frederick W., poultry, 33 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 346 Dorland
Harris George, cook, r. 625 Clay
Harris George, teamster, r. 157 Perry
Harris George A., coin teller O. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
20 Octavia
Harris George A., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
1320 Market
Harris George D., secretary Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., office 12 Bush, r. 623 California
Harris George E. , r. 17 Scott PI
Harris George F., helper U. S. Mint, r. 615 Bush
Harris George P., carpenter, r. 515M Bush
Harris George S. & Sons (Philadelphia) Joseph
Bremer & Co. agents, 310 Sacramento
Harris George W., wines and liquors, NW cor
Sutter and Grant Av, r. East Oakland
Harris George W., whitener. r. 17 Scott PI
Harris George W., upholsterer, r. 3059 Sixteenth
Harris Gustave, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 402
Fourth
Harris Harry cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co., r.
22 Harriet
Harris Harry L., gas regulators, 1386 Market, r. 326
Larkin
Harris Harvey E., machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 117 Collingwood
Harris H. B., superintendent Money Order De-
partment Post Office, r. 811 Pine
Harris Henry, barber, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Henry, manager, r. 470 Jessie
Harris Henry, musician, r. 16 Stockton
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 228 Harrison
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 908 Sansome
Harris Henry, peddler, r. 716 Front
Harris Henry, porter P. Berwin & Bro.
Harris Henry, salesman I X L. r. 2 Varennes
Harris Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Harris Henry B., salesman Hoflman, Alexander &
Co.. r. 806 Geary
Harris Henry J., cook, r. 6 Central PI
Harris Henry L., first lieutenant, 1st Artillery,;U. S.
A., Regimental and Post Adjutant, Presidio
Harris Henry R., druggist, 1 Steuart
Harris Herman, poultry, eggs, etc.. Grand Western
Market, r. 822 Turk
Harris Hermann, tailor, 1932 Fillmore
Harris Isaac (Platshek & Harris) r. 1518 O'Farrell
Harris Isaac, clerk Gustave Baum, r. 530 Bush
TXSE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEM and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
&6
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTIORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SESTOH, Asst. Minagoi
THE BAIiCnUrT COIYIrANY (market sti book and stationery establishment.
HAR
571
HAR
Harris Isadore, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann k Co.,
r. 1.111 JackBOU
Harris Isidore, merubant tailor, 819 Market, r. 617
SteveuBon
Harris J., with J. Jordan, r. 5 Mary Lane
Harris Jacob, r. 92(1 Harrison
Harris Jacob, clerk Barrett & Jones, r. 2 Union
Harris Jacob, porter Matthias Gray Co., r. 447 Broad-
way
Harris Jiimes. laborer, r. 731 Bryant
Harris James, teamster, r. Prescott House
Harris Jauies Mrs., widow, r. 30)9 Sixteenth
Harris James C, carpenter Cal. St. RK.,r. 1529 Wash-
ington
Harris James H., clerk A. B. 'Woodward, r. 446 J4 Six-
teenth
Harris James W., superintendent California St.
Cable Bailroad Co., SE cor California and Larkin,
r. 232(! California
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper Kellett k McMurray,
and statioueiy, 408 Hayes, r. 409^ Hayes
Harris J. Henry, porter Jacobs & Easton, r. 1106 Clay
Harris John, cook, r. .=)18 Jlission
Harris John, teamster, r. 72s Natoma
Harris John A., attorney at law, G20 Washington, r.
Oakland
Harris John F., clerk Post Office, r. 22 M Lafayette
Harris John T., r. 17-22 Geary
Harris Joseph, r. n22 Ijatoma
Harris Joseph, tailor, 204 Brannan, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Joseph, driver Sutter St. ER., r. 34 Austin
Harris Joseph, merchant, r. 16!^ Kidley
Han is Joseph, stevedore, r. 126 Silver
Harris Julia A., widow, r. 1106 Clay
Harris Julius (Cohn & Harris) r. 24 Derby PI
Harris Julius, peddler, r. 449 Ninth
Harris Kirk, librarian Chronicle, r. 1320 Market
Harris Lewis, salesman Isadore Harris, r. 617 Steven-
son
Harris Lievris B., notary public and commiBSloner
deeds, 326 Pine. r. 1006 Pine
Harris Lizzie Mrs., teacher music, r. 32 Sixth
Harris Louis, clerk Redington & Co., r. 8 Morris Av
Harris Louis, plumber Isaac Marks, r. 106 Turk
Harris Louis, salesman C. L. Benton & Co., r. 402
Larkin
Harris Louis J., carpenter, r. 9 Taylor
Harris Louis L., bookkeeper Jules Levy & Bros., r.
610}^ Polk
Harris M., clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 527 Pa-
cific
Harris M. & Co. (Matthew Harris and Benjamin
Smith) real estate agents, 0.52 Market
Harris Marcus (Harris Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
Harris Margaret, widow, r. 56 Zoe
Harris Margaret, widow, r. S s Twenty-sixth nr San-
chez
Harris Maria, widow, r. 118 Langton
Harris Mark, tailor, 905M Howard, r. 37 Kuss
Harris Mark E., salesman B. FrieUlander, r. 37 Buss
Harris Marks, r. 44 South Park
Harris Marks..tailor, r. 8 Morris Av
Harris Marx (Rfitermund fc Harris) r. 729 3^ Union
Harris Mary Mrs., r. 14 Louisa
Harris Matthew (Harris & Junes) r. 1610 Howard
Harris Matthew (M. Harris & Co.) r. 441 Natoma
Harris Max, clerk, r. 1209 Laguna
Harria M. C, superintendent Japanese Mission,
r. .531 Jt-Bsie
Harris Michael, r. 525 Taylor
Harris Michael, tailor, r. 081 M Clementina
Harris Minnie Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros. &
Co., r. 16J4 Ridley
Harris Mitchell G., tailor, r. 8 Morris Av
Harris Monroe, upholsterer, r. 4'iO Jessie
Harris Morris, barber, 421 Drumm, r. 210 Montgom-
ery Av
Harris Montetiore, plumber, r. 470 Jessie
W. & J. SLOANE k CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LflCE CURTAINS,
flNDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 tt> 647 MARKET STREET.
A^
-XPST^JS.T^rUS
??
KXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Harris Nathan, stock clerk S. W. Rosenstock k Co.,
r. 470 Jessie
Harris N. G., policeman, r. 44 Third
Harris Norman C. salesman Le Count Bros., r. 408
Hayes
Harris, Oswald & Noble (William Harris, Joseph Os-
wald and Hlppolyte Noble) machinists and lock-
smiths. 208 Leidesdorflf
Harris Peter S., r. 1413 Taylor
Harris Pincus, teamster, r. 1311 Jackson
Harris Rebecca, widow, r. 22 Harriet
Harris Rebecca B., widow, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris Richard, porter C. E. Whitney & Co.. r. 408J4
O'Farrell
Harris Richard H. (Young & Harris) r. 627 Grove
Harris Richard W., livery and sale stables, 807 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Harris Robert F., assistant engineer Cal. St. RR., r.
1401 Larkin
Harris Robert J., groom Bay District Race Tract, r.
Bay District Hotel
Harris Robert M., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 764
Mission
Harris Roland, chaiuniaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 117
Shipley
Harris Rome (Harris & Merigan) r. NW cor Bush and
Kearny
Harris Ruthven G., policeman, r. 847 Harrison
Harris Samuel, agent, r. 116 Twelfth
Harris Samuel barber Francis Guillermet, r. 8 Mor-
ris Av
Harris Samuel, barber, 631 Sacramento, r. 829 Green-
wich
Harris Samuel, furnishing goods, 110 Steuart, r. 1127
Golden Gate Av
Harris Samuel, upholsterer Bare Bros,, r. 617 Steven-
sou
Harris Samuel Jr., clerk S. Lewinson, r. 402 Fourth
Harris Samuel J., barber, 305 J« Sixth, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Silas, foreman hammer shop Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. 832 Mission
Harris Simon, gentleman's nurse, r. 942 Folsom
Harris Simon, tailor and dyer, 321 Montgomery Av,
r. 729 !« Union
Harris Solomon, varieties, 4(12 Fourth
Harris Solomon, merchant, r. 26 Bylngton
Harris Stephen, waiter Andrew Coutts, r. 1581 Valen-
cia
H.irris Stephen M., manager Mrs. Mary Sheehan, NE
cor Bush and Battery, r. 1318 Webster
Harris T. Mrs., widow, r. 539 Hayes
Harris Thomas, shoemaker, r. 518 Twenty-second
Harris Thomas, varieties, 103 Ninth
Harris Thomas H., conductor California St. RR., r.
1.505 Pine
Harris Thomas J., salesman C. E.Whitney & Co., r.
2420 Bush
Harris W. & Co. (Walter and Edward Harris) cloth-
ing, 802-804 Kenrny
Harris Walter (W. Harris & Co.) r. Los Angeles
Harris Walter J., crockery and glassware, 1006 Va
lencia
Harris Wiley, porter Palace Hotel
Harris William (Harris, Oswald & Noble.) r. N s
Twenty-tifth bet Noe and Castro
Harris William, r. 7 Caroline PI
Harris William, clothing cutter, r. 124 5< Guerrero
Harris William, expressniai), r. 046 Fourth
Harris Willlatn, janitor Olympic Club, r. 118 O'Farrell
Han is William, locksmith, r. N s Twenty-fifth bet
Noe and Castro
Harris William, machinist, r. 1224 Mission
Harris William, waiter, r. 17 Natoma
Harris William F. (DeWitt *: Harris) r. 062 Folsom
Harris William H., waiter, r. 108 Second
Harris Wiilinm N., wood engraver, 723 Market,
r. EHst BcrkrU-y
Harris William W.. compositor Call, r. 118 Fulton
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY;-
.1> FRAXriNCO. <AI*.
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Suction and Force.
FOR IfAXn, WI.M>-.mi.L. AX1> IM>WKII,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKJftT STREET
Hnrris >'*; .Jones (Miitthew Harris ami Hugh B. .Tones)
dealers lumber, sash, doors and blinds, NE cor
Oak Grove Av and Bryant
Harris <& Merigrim (Rome Harris and .John S.
Merigau) proprietors Laurel Palace, NW cor Bush
and Kearny
B^" Harris. See Harries and Harress
Harriaberger Jacob H., machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. Alameda
Harrison A. Dalton (Cattou, Bell & Co.) r. Cosmos
Club
Harrison Alfred, driver Martin .Johnson, r. cor Ham-
ilton and Wayland, U. M. T.
Harrison Alfred Or., machinehaud, r. 211 Second
Harrison Annie F., widow, r. 2440 Post
Harrison A. Roy, r. 1013 Market
Harrison Arthur O.. foreman, r. Cliflf House
Harrison Benjamin A., insurance agent, r. 1111 Sutter
Harrison Bertha Mrs., feather factory, 525 Taylor
Harrison Brothers & Ho-vvson (Sheffield, Eng-
land) fine cutlery, Phelps & Miller agents, 120
Sutter
Harrison Camille R. Miss, teacher music, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Charles, laborer, r. Dominica bet St. John
and Susquehanna
Harrison C. P., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. fi36 Commercial
Harrison David J., r. 1817 Stockton
Harrison Edtvard C. (Blake, Williams & Harri-
son) attorney at law, 204 Montgomery, r. 510
Webster
Harrison Edward S., journalist, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Harrison Edward S., traveling passenger agent Den-
ver and Rio Grande Western By., 14 Montgomery,
r. 914'^ Harrison
Harrison E. L., dentist, 131 Post, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Emll B., painter, r. 534 Ivy Av
Harrison FaunieM. Mrs., r. 202 Hyde
Harrison Frank, paiuter, r. cor Boyce and St. Rose's Av
Harrison Frederick A., with Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, r. Saucelito
Harrison George F., salesman Holt Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Harrison George H., first officer stmr Santa Rosa, r.
60 Tehama
Harrison George W., surveyor Fire Underwriters' In-
spection Bureau, r. 534 J^ Jessie
Harrison Henry C, clerk, r. 218 Perry
Harrison Henry J., clerk, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Henry J., dentist, 131 Post, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison J , cook, r. 1065 Market
Harrison James, painter, r. cor Boyce and St.
Rose's Av
Harrison James, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Harrison James V., copyist County Clerk, r. 1131 Ellis
Harrison James V. Jr., clerk Chronicle, r. 1131 Ellis
Harrison J. H., cook, r. 338 Turk
Harrison J. Hunter, clerk William Greer Harrison, r.
2200 Broadway
Harrison John, r. 528 Jones
Harrison John, r. 871 Market
Harrison John, real estate, r. 3010 Larkin
Harrison John, with Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r. 209
Geary
Harrison John B., accountant, 55 Nevada Block, r.
1829 Eddy
Harrison John F., r. 218 Perry
Harrison John F. (Harrison & Dickson) r. 711 Jones
Harrison John H., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 1921
Howard
Harrison John M., with Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 1036
McAllister
Harrison John W., commission merchant, 214 Cali-
fornia, room 10, r. Saucelito
Harrison Joseph, r. 528 Twenty-third
Harrison Joseph N., clerk, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Louis J. (Harrison & Co.) r. 127 Turk
Harrison Martin, r. 5 Mint Av
Harrison Mary, widow, r. 3 Zoe
Harrison Michael, clerk, r. 525 Taylor
Harrison Newton F., r. 502 Eddy
Harrison Rulpit C. (Jarboe, Harrison & Good
follow) attorney at law, 230 Montgomery, r. 919
Pine
Harrison Randolph, chief clerk U. S. Engineer's Of-
fice, r. 800 Ellis
Harrison Richard F., weigher, r. 305 Seventh
Harrison Robert (Harrison & Allen) r.2510 California
Harrison Robert, messenger Custom House, r. East
Oakland
Harrison Robert J., manager Harrison & Co., r. 127
Turk
Harrison Robert J. Jr., clerk Harrison & Co., r. 127
Turk
Harrison S., r. 871 Market
Harrison Street Warehouse, Hooper, McCreary
& Co., proprietors, Hathaway's Wharf
Harrison Thomas, painter, r. cor Boyce and St. Rose's
Av
Harrison Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
103 Ninth
Harrison Thomas, wharf builder, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas S., r. .36^ Perry
Harrison T. M., r. 510 Webster
Harrison Wesley B., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 424
Sansome
Harrison William, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin &
Son, r. International Hotel
Harrison William, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Harrison William G., machinehand Day, Huber &
Craker, r. 211 Second
Harrison W^illianx Greer, manager North Pa-
cific Branch Thames and Mersey Marine Insur-
ance Co. (limited) 305 California, r. 2200 Broad-
way
Harrison William H., carpenter, r. 101 Minna
Harrison William H., paiuter, r. 3 Zoe PI
Harrison William P., publisher Hotel Gazette,
420 Kearny, r. 2i; Haight
Harrison, Wolff & Sherwood (in liquidation) John
Bermingham receiver, 10 Market
Harrison & Allen (Robert Harrison and Darwin
C. Allen) attorneys at law, 325 Montgomery,
rooms 23-24
Harrison & Co. (Louis J. Harrison) importers
and wholesale liqiior dealers, and proprietors Red
Cross Brand. California wines, 303 Battery
Hai-rison Si Dickson (John F. Harrison and
George E. Dickson) importers and dealers wood-
en and willow ware, and manufacturers brooms,
220-222 Front, and 221 Los Angeles, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Harriss David, housemover, 916 Geary
Harrisson Charles T. (Harrisson & Coit) r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Harrisson & Coit (Charles Harrisson and Charles T.
Coit) coffee saloon, 427 Pine
Harrje Henry, cleric H. F. Sahlender, r. 133 Fourth
Harrold A. Mrs., saleslady Keane Bros., r. 629 Nine-
teenth
Harrold A. W. (Donn Elian & Co.) r. 612 Howard
Harrold Charles, with Smith di Poultney, r. 344 Bran-
nan
Harrold Charles W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
615 Jessie
Harrold Frank, cashier Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
cor Adeline and East Sixteenth, Fruit Vale
Harrold Frank, painter, r. 109 Bay
Harrold George W., bookkeeper Wheaton & Luhrs, r.
Fruit Vale
Harrold James, agent Marysville steamers and com-
mission merchant, 525 Front, room 10, r. Fruit
Vale
Harrold James H., salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r.
Fiuit Vale
Harrold John, baker Hird & Dittmer, r. 2409 Howard
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HHrrdid John F., salesman Charles M. Plum k Co.,
J-.'.5 Chestuut
..i John W., plasterer, r. (;29 Nineteenth
M Kichard, brewer, r. 225 Chestnut
ii.uM.i.i Robert E., teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 1241
Fi'lgoni
Harrold William H., seal hunter, r. 225 Chestnut
Harrold William P., manager tobacco dept Wellman,
Peck & Co , r. 2.500 Leavenworth
tff" Harrold. See Harold and Herold
Harri)n John. r. 10:)7 Bartlett
Harron John O., falesmau Parke & Lacy, r. 614 Sutter
Harrower Henry, foreman carpenter Rlsdon I. and
L. Works
Harrower John, salesman Eeane Bros., r. 1722 >j Mar-
ket
Harrub W. B., r. The Baldwin
Harry Amos, coppersmith, r. Handley House
Harrv John T., real estate, r. 125 Eddy
Hars'hall Gerson, tailor, 2;W Third
Hnrshall Gustav, tHilor, 58 Third, r. 1908 Sutter
Harstmmberg Bernard H. W., clerk, r. 1428 }« Howard
Harsy GeorRe, r. 1226 Kearuy
HartAl., priuter, r. 80 West Mission
Hart Albert, r. 1815 Sacramento
Hart Albirt, clerk land dept S. P. RR. Co.
Hart Albfrt, switchman Market St. RR., r. 785 3^ Stev-
enson
Hart .\lbert, waiter, r. 7 Harriet
Hart .\nnie, dressmaking, 131 Turk
Hart AUyn L. salesman Peter T. Gannon, r. 1631
Geary
Hart Bella Mrs., r. 4 Folsom Av
Hart Benuo, shipping clerk Stockton Milling Co., r.
1120 Sutter
Hart Brothers (M. and Julius) tailors and furnishing
goods, 116 Montgomery
Hart C. F. , r. 1310 Taylor
Hart Charles (KuUman, Salz & Co. and Kullman,
Wagner & Co,) r. 2121 Pine
Hart Charles, r. 807 Eighteenth
Hart Cliarles B., r. 637 Kearny
Hart Christine Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1516 California
Hart Daniel W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
316 Fair Oaks
Hart David, salesman Greenebaum, Weil & Michels,
r. 1621 H Sutter
Hart Dominlck, waiter Occidental Hotel
Hart Edward, bartender Hawkins & W'alterstein, r.
63fi Sacramento
Hart Edward, clerk E. C. Haskell, r. 1815 Sacramento
Hart Edward A., cigars, 312 Third
Hart Edward H. (Hart & Wooster) 326 Kearny
Hart Ella Miss, r. 1217 Devlsadero
Hart Ellen Mrs., ladies" nurse, r. 112 Grove
Hart Emanuel, salesman Isaac Raphael & Sons, r. 510
Powell
Hart Francis J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
r. 2018 Pine
Hart Frank, r. 28 First
Hart Frank, plasterer, r. 729 Pine
Hart Frank R., glovecutter, r. 314 Bush
Hart Frank v., engraver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 155
Eleventh
Hart Frank W., first officer stmr Mariposa, r. 903 Sut-
ter
Hart Fred H., r. 106 Leideedorff
Hart Frederick H., journalist, r. 35 South Park
Hart Frederick J., salesman Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
808 Guerrero
Hart George D., driver, r. 14 Geary
Hart George K., machinist, r. 2608 Sutter
Hart H. P., englnner, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Hart Harry A. (Mitchell & Hart) r. 903 Sutter
Hart Harry A. (Hart & Brandenstein) r. 1501 Gough
Hart Henry, deputy Tax Collector, r. 1109 Golden
GateAv
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hart Henry, millbacd Llewellyn Davles
Hart Henry, )»acker clothing dept U. S. A., r. cor
Washington and Maple
Hart Henry U., physician, 929 Howard
Hart Hugh R., manager city land dept David Stem &
Sons. r. 341 Minna
Hart Hyman, clock repairer, 17 Garden
Hart Isidor, clerk Hass Bros., r. 1120 Sutter
Hart Jackson (Huliue ^^: Hart) r. Oakland
Hart Jaipes, boilermaker, r. Ill Freelon
Hart James, drayman, r. 870 Folsom
Hart James, laborer, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart James surgeon stmr City of Peking
Hart James D., inspector Custom House, r. 302
O'Farrell
Hart James J., waiter, r. 112 Shipley
Hart «Fanies W., manager Shipowners and Mer-
chants' Tugboat Co., 302 California, r. Union
Club
Hart Jerome A., associate editor The Argonaut,
213 Grant Av
Hart Jesse B., attorney at law, 8-10 Montgomery
Block, r. 818 Lombard
Hart Jessie Miss, stenographer Osborn & Alexander,
r. Oakland
Hart Joel L., bookkeeper M. A. Levingston, r. 1306
Buchanan
Hart John, calker, r. 47 Natoma
Hart John, laborer, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart John, laborer, r. 114 Dore
Hart John, lumberman, r. 636 Commercial
Hart John, porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 793 Mis-
sion
Hart John, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 411
Duncan
Hart John Jr., laborer, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart John M., journalist Examiner, r. 729 California
Hart John P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2918 Pine
Hart John T., tinner J. C. O'Connor k Co., r. 307
Scott
Hart John T., wool sorter, r. 124 Page
Hart Joseph, peddler, r. Ill Trenton
Hart Judah A., insurance broker, 301 California, r.
1622 Geary
Hart Julius (Hart Bros.) r. 805 Ellis
Hart Kate, domestic 824 Shotwell
Hart Kate S. Mrs., proptr Elmer House. 314 Bush
Hart Leon, salesman Greenebaum, Well & Michaels,
r. 408 Eddy
Hart Louis, brushmaker William N. Van Laak, r. 39
Channel
Hart Louis, laborer, r. 715 Davis
Hart Louis, longshoreman, r. 3ii Broadway
Hart Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Geary
Hart Lucy, domestic 522 Capp
Hart Lydia, widow, r. 1217 Devisadero
Hart Lydia Miss teacher Broadway Grammar School,
r. 1516 California
Hart M., gents' furnishing goods, 400-402 Kearny
(and Hart Bros.) r. 804 Ellis
Hart Maggie, domestic 1715 Larkin
Hart Margaret Mrs., r. 322 Folsom
Hart Mark L, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2918 Pine
Hart Martin, teamster, r. Bryant Av bet Solano and
Butte
Hart May Miss, r. 1217 Devisadero
Hart May Miss, hairworker, r. 1050 Howard
Hart M. E. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Hart Michael, bricklayer, r. 26 Converse
Hart Michael, groceries and liquors, 246 Eldhth
Hart Michael, operator Buckiigham & Hecht, r. 607
Stevenson
Hart Michael, plumber Wm. J. J. Weekes, r. 1802
Powell
Hart Michael F., hostler McCarthy & O'Connor, r.
355 Tehama
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I 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
I Hart Moses, livery stable, 814 Geary, r. Ill" Post
: Hart Nettie, stenographer Washington -Miift,' Co., r.
lt;22 Geary
i Hart Noah, r. H3 Silver
j Hart Pauline Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
' r. ISIG California
Hart Peter, marble cutter, r. 208 First
Hart Philip W., tireman National Brewing Co., r. 539
I Birch Av
! Hart Richard, compositor Examiner, r. 322 Mason
I Hart Richard C, master mariner, r. 12 Washington
Hart Rodger, peddler, r. N s Moulton nr Buchanan
I Hart Samuel, r. 1120 Sutter
I Hart Ssmuel, bootblack, NW cor Taylor and Golden
j Av, r. 1 Harriet
Hart Sidney, commercial traveler, r. 1622 Geary
Hart T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
I Hart Thomas, laborer S F. Gas Light Co.. r. Sierra
nr Kentucky
I Hart Thomas R., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange
I Board, r. 2609 Pine
Hart William, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Russ
House
Hart William, finisher J. G. Rued & Co.
Hart William, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hart William, oiler stmr San Bias
I Hart William H., clerk, r. 44 Third
Hart William H. H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
I gomery, rooms 23-25, r. 1426 Jackson
Hart William N., journalist Examiner, r. 425 Geary
Hart William R., tailor, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William R. Jr., tailor, 1311 Sacramento
Hart & Braiideiisteiii (Harry J. Hart and Alfred
J. Brandensteiu) manufacturers and importers
saddlerv, harness, robes, etc., 417-419 Market
Hart Si Wooster (Edward M. Hart and Arthur R.
Wooster) managers Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Philadelphia, 326 Kearny
Hartdegeu William (Hartdegen & Collmann) r. 1825
Union
Hartdegen & Collmann (William Hartdegen and Henry
Collmann) liquor saloon, 235 Post
Harte F. M., general agent Guardian Endowment
Assn. 724 3^ Market, r. 31U^ Sixth
Harteney George, molder, r. 316 Fourth
Harter Bernard, sergeant police, r. 614 Laguna
HAKTER MEDICINE CO. THE DR,
(&t. Liouis, Mo. I %Vliiteside Si Co. gen-
eral ao'eiits, 103 Tavlor
Harter W. H., r. 3^ Sixth
1^" Harter. See Hartter
Hartery James, coachman, r. 1827 Scott
Hartey John (Hartey & Guthrie) r. 213 Broadway
Hartey & Guthrie (John Hartey and William Guthrie)
groceries and liquors, 213 Broadway
Hartford Ernest, calber, r. 415 Bryant
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. Brtden & Cofran
managers, Oscar Woodhams local agent, 313 Cali-
fornia
Hartford George A., carpenter, r. 636 Commercial
Hartford James, stevedore, r. 36 Hawthorne
Hartford John, teamster School Department, r. 614 Jg
Second
Hartford John W., carpenter, r. 1419 Bush
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Co., T. Ells-
worth general agent Pac. Coast, 618 Market
Hartford Margaret Miss, clerk, r. 1326 Stockton
Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance and Inspection Co.,
322-324 California
Hartford Thomas J., teamster, r. 1326 Stockton
B^~ Hartford. See Harford
Harth Constant, cellarman Chicago Brewing Co., r.
1208 Larkin
Harthorn Paul D., stevedore, r. 161 Perry
Hartigan Katie Miss, r. 1913 Baker
Hartigan Michael, laborer, r. .529 Sacramento
Hartigan P. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Howard
Hartje Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Hartje Henry, clerk Frederick Hartje, r. NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Hartler Charles B., r. 1404 Valencia
Hartley Alonzo, r. 342 Sixth
Hartley Kdward J., stalrbullder, r. 536 Halght
Hartley Erasmus, policeman, r. 228 Sixteenth
! Hartley John, liquor saloon, 342 Sixth
Hartley John D., physician, 129 O'Parrell, r. 121
Powell
Hartley .J. W. F., physician, oflace and r. 100-108
Phelan Bldg
Hartley William, bricklayer, r. 613 Eighteenth, rear
Hartley William, master mariner, r. 1625 Leaven-
worth
I Hartmau Adolph E., jeweler, r. 628 Howard
Hartman Angus M., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1010 Twenty-
first
Hartman Charles, clerk, r. 734 Folsom
Hartman Christian J., carpenter, r. 1207 Turk
Hartman Emil, assistant superintendent Pullman
Palace Car Co., r. 202 Stevenson
Hartman Frank, wrapper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
138 14 Rose Av
Hartman Barry L.. brassmolder Whyte & De Rome, r.
230 Oak
Hartman Henry, driver J. C. Reardon, r. 2415 Mission
Haitman Jacob, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 230
Oak
Hartman John, bartender Phillip Wagner, r. SE cor
Fillmore and Sutter
Hartman Jolin W., engineer Spring Valley W. W.,
Visitacion Valley
Hartman Louis, cook, r. 1415 Powell
Hartman Marcus, liquor saloon, 316 Clay, r. 6 Hope-
ton Terrace
Hartman Michael (Hart'nan & Miler) and liquor sa-
loon, 111 O'Farrell, r. 2124 Post
Hartman Morris (S. Hartman & Bro.) r. 621 Bush
Hartman Peter, cook, r. 1047 Howard
Hartman Philip, liquor saloon, 11 Spear, r. 256 Fourth
Hartman S. & Brother (Solomon and Morris) fancy
goods, 36 Kearny
Hartman Sigmund, cigarmaker, r. 728M McAllister
Hartman Solomon (S. Hartman & Bro.) r. 710 Hyde
Hartman Thomas, compositor Examiner, r. 8 Monroe
Hartman William, mechanic Sims & Morris, r. 34
Tehama
Hartman & Miler (Michael Hartman and Walter
H. Miler) liquor saloons SE cor Tenth and Fol-
som and 368 Third
Hartmann Adolph, liquor saloon, 543 Jackson, r. 507
Chestnut
Hartmann Andrew, waiter, r. 1016 Folsom
Hartmann Charles (Hartmann iS; Sou) r. 402}^ Grove
Hartmann Charles, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mis-
sion
Hartmann Edward, painter and whitener, 1149 Mis-
sion, r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann Elizabeth, widow, r. 2010 Folsom
Hartmann Eruest, teacher music, r. 1031 Valencia
Hartmann Ernest W., watchmaker Geo. 0. Schreve &
Co., r. 644MNatoma
Hartmann Eugene, sign painter, 1149 Mission, r. 22
Julian Av
Hartmann F. G., salesman Davis Bros., r. 2104}^ Fol-
som
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper C. Carpy & Co.,
r. 2609 Clay
Hartmann George, paints and oils, 514 Haight
Hartmann Gustave, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld
Hartmann Henry (Hartmann & Son) r. 402 J4 Grove
Hartmann Henry, boatbuilder, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Henry, shipcarpenter, r. S s Mariposa, bet
Pennsylvania Av ana Mississippi
Hartmann Henrv Jr., plumber John Wieland Brew-
lug Co., r. 402 5^ Grove
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THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Hartinaun Henry J., bookkeeper Joost BroB., r. 2010
Fol6oni
Hartniaun Hugh F., candymaker, r. 142 Seventh
Hartmaun Hugo H., shipping clerk C. Carpy & Co., r.
2609 Clay
Hartmann Israel, junk dealer, r. 928!^ Harrison
Hartmann Jacob, butcher 48 Grand Central Market,
r. 517 Gough
Hartmann John (Hartmann & Hustedt) r. 1200
Stockton
Hartmann John F., cooper, r. 321 Tw<>nty-eighth
Hartmann Jnles, jeweler Hammersmith & Field, r.
Oakland
Hartmann L., compositor Evening Post, r. 713 Jones
Hartmann Lena Miss, domestic NE cor Pine and
Franklin
Hartmann Louts, bartender Gruen & Heydenaber,
r. 373 Minna
Hartmann Louis, painter, r. 555 Natoma
Hartmann M. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Julian Av
Hartmann Margaret, widow, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Minna Mrs., crockery, 928}^ Harrison
Hartmann Moses, butcher Jacob Hartmann, r. 517
Gough
Hartmann M. V. Mrs., r. 1225 Eddy
Hartmann Nicholas, r. 2010 Folsom
Hartmann Rudolpb, paper carrier, r. 609 Linden Av
Hartmann T., r. 909 Kearny
Hartmann V., waiter Carl G. Larsen
Hartmann William, boxmaker, r. 418}^ Sixth
Hartmann William, ironworker r. 34 Tehama
Hartmann William, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. S s
Beach nr Baker
Hartmann Jt Son (Henry and Charles) groceries and
liquors, 338 Hayes
Hartmann & Hustedt (John Hartmann and Henry
Hustedt) liquor saloon, NE cor Pacific and Stock-
ton
Hartmanshenn John T., tailor Burr & Sandsten, r.
318 !« Capp
Hartmeyer C. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 621 Bush
Hartneady Thomas, molderS. F. Stove Works, r. 1415
Stockton
Hartnett Daniel, r. 2023 Geary
Hartnett Daniel, carpenter, r. 16 J^ Preston PI
Hartnett Edward, hostler, r. 246 Minna
Hartnett Ella Miss, furnished rooms, 1061 Mission
Hartnett Frank, hostler Breslauer & Co., r. 652 How-
ard
Hartnett James P., compositor, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett Jeremiah, r. 810 Vallejo
Hartnett John, watchman, r. 610 Lombard
Hartnett John J., compositor, r. 810 Vallejo
Hartnett Lawrence, butcher. ITdl Leavenworth
Hartnett Mary, domestic, 810 Twentieth
Harttiett Maurice, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett Richard, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Hartnett William, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 834
Folsom
Hartiutt William, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 227
Austin
Hartnett William, teamster, r. Moulton nr Fillmore
Hartwell William H., secretary The History Co., 723
Market, r. 419 Geary
Hartney John, stableman, r.44 Minna
Hartog Edward, attorney at law, 641 Merchant, r.
1.522 California
Hartrlck Edward, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 2108 0'FarrelI
Hartshorn Eldridge G., r. 809 Valencia
Hart.son Burnell C. (Thurston & Hartson) r. Grand
Hotel
Hartte Harry P., manager Great American Importing
Tea Co., 333 Hayes
Hartter Louis (Louis Hartter & Co.) r. 1707 Howard
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W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufuctnrers of
WINDOW SHADES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hartter Louis & Co. (Louis Hartter and Michael
Hayes) groceries and provisions, 48-60 Second
Hartuiig Otto, car repairer, r. 119 Vj Shipley
Hartwell Eliza, widow, r. 609 Folsom
Hartwell Ellen E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1011 Mason
Hartwell George, bartender Cliff House, r. cor Point
Lobos and Johnston Avs
Hartwell J. Boardman Rev. D. D., superintendent
Baptist Chinese Missions, chapel 740 Washington,
r. 1011 Mason
Hartwell Thomas D., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 1799
Filbert
Hartwick Frederick, bookkeeper Lake & Co., r. 436
Green
Hartwick Sophus F., printer Scandinavian Publish-
ing Co.. r. 13 Market
Hartwick Robert, foreman R. W. Jackson, r. 431
Greenwich
Hartwick William, printer, r. 36 Clay
Hartwig Carl, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol
No 2, r. 31 Fell
Hartwigsen Fred, tailor, r. 12 Birch Av
Hartwigsen Mathias, sailmaker, r. 220 Francisco, rear
Hartwood C. H., physician, r. 802 Jones
Harty Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 523 Mis-
sion
Harty Peter A., electrotype molder Fi'.mer & Stiller
Electro. Co., r. 37 Natoma
Harty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2816 Pine
Hartz Frederick W., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
Harve Mary Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 29 San-
chez
Harveraon Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harvey A., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 632)i
Fo'urth
Harvey Ann. varieties, 301 Leavenworth
Harvey Beuiiimin F., engineer tug Water Nymph, r.
143 Thirteenth
Harvey Catherine, widow, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey C. F., laborer Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 1110
Mission
Harvey Charles C, office, 309 California, r. 2303
Devisadero
Harvey diaries D., manufacture hotwater and
steam heating apparatus, 30 New Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Harvey Dav:d G., r. 701 ^ Market
Harvey Edwin, wool sorter, r. 1031 Market
Harvey Elizabeth, tailaress, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey Eugene, messenger, r. 41t) Linden Av
Harvey Eugene, miuiug, r. 1031 Market
Harvey George D. , r. 231 Fifteenth
Harvey George C, macliine hand, r. 737 Mission
Harvey George D., r, 2406 Bush
Harvey George H., master tug Rescue, r. Oakland
Harvey George J., chemist Langley & Michaels, r.
1435 Pine
Harvev Harriet, widow,' r. 1064 Howard
Harvey Hor.itio E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1196
Haight
Harvey House, John S. Staniels, proptr, 807 Cali-
fornia
Harvey James, boilerraaker, r. 43 Tehama
Harvey James, reporter, r. 801 Pine
Harvey James, restaurant. lt;2o Fillmore
Harvey James A., moUler, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey James C, painter, r. 100.") Clay
Harvey James H., conductor Central RR., r, 4 Ruas
Harvey -lames J., machinist's helper P. 0. S3. Co., r.
West Oakland
Harvey J. E. Mrs., dressmaking, .33J<S Sixth
Harvey Jennie Miss, Oressniaker. r. 416 Linden Av
Harv y John, l;iborer. r. 416 Linden .\v
Harvey John Jr., messenger, r, 416 Linden .\v
Harvey John C, bartender, r. 2406 Bush
Harvey John D., assistant foreman Examiner, r. 619
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Harvey John W., boatman, r. (Ui'iM Minna
Harvey John W., enRineer, r. Kill Jones
Harvey Joseph, r. 531 Geary
Harvey Joseph, capitalist, V. 120 Seventh
Harvey Joseph, clerk local freight office S. P
504 Second
Harvey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel
Mason
Harvey Kate Miss, dressmakinK, 153 Seventh
Harvey Leonard S., r. 33 M Sixth
Harvey Le Roy G., city agent Insurance Company of
North America, 313 California, r. Oakland
Harvey Lewis P., master tug Water Nymph, r. 242
Chattanooga
Harvey L. N.. receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1409 Larkin
Harvey Maggie, widow, r. 16 Allen
Harvey Margaret, widow, r. 750 Brannau
Harvey Mary P. Miss, r. 214 Powell
Harvey M. Josephine, widow, r. 804 Taylor
Harvey Norval P., clerk Examiner, r. 619 Powell
Harvey Patrick J., messenger, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey Peter, Pac. Coast agent Baltimore and Ohio
KR., 618 Market, r. Alameda
Harvey Thomas, teamster, r. 1014 Montgomery
Harvey William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
441 Ivy Av
Harvey William fi., millwright Fulton Iron Works, r.
214 First
Harvey William H., teamster, r. 8 Glover
Harvey William L., millwright Capitol Mills, r. 323
Duncan
8^" Harvey. See Hervey
Harville Edward Jr.. clerk Bernard Miller, r. 807
Mason
Harville James H., collector Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
Harvit Joseph, carpenter, 724 Larkin, r. 206 Hyde
Harwood Jabez, r. 1902 Pierce
Harwood Jennie, widow, r. 416}^ Greenwich
Harwood W. D., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 309
Third
Harzbrecker ¥., baker Palace Hotel, r. 222 Minna
Hasbacli Henry, attorney at law and court inter-
preter, office 606 Merchant, r. 2019 Broadway
Hasijrook Leonard, marble cutter J. & F. Kessler, r.
27 Garden
Hasbrouck Augustus, contractor, r. 1132 Pine
Hag Bronck Joseph, secretary Bancroft- Whitney
Co., 609-613 Clay, r. Tamalpais, Marin Co.
Hasch Ernst J., expressman, NE cor Battery and
Bush, r. 222 Twelfth
Hasegawa Michl, draftsman S. F. Tool Co., r. 251
Minna
Hasell J. H., cooper Hogan & Co., r. Oakland
Haseltine Charles E. (Charles E. Haseltine & Co.) r.
380 San Jose Av
Haseltine Charles E. & Co.) Charles E. Haseltine)
stevedores, 36 Steuart
Haseltine Robert E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 306 Sixth
US" Haseltine. See Hazelton
Haeer George, r. 1210 ><5 Larkin
Hashagen Christopher, driver Somers & Healey, r. 216
Sanchez
Hashagen Hermann, proptr Hermann House, 2013
Folsom
Hashagen Martin (Hashagen & Mertens) and junk,
508 Sixth
Hashagen & Mertens (Martin Hashagen and Herman
C. Mertens) liquor saloon, 506 Sixth
83^ Hashagen. See Hasshagen
Haskell Alfred W., policeman, r. 2054}^ Mission
Haskell Benjie B., law student Burnette G. Haskell,
r. Berkeley
Haskell Burnette G., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 9, r. Berkeley
Haskell Charles F., shoemaker, r. 6)4 Treat Av
Haskell Charles L., mnfr harness and saddlerv, 10
Bush, r. 713 Minna
Haskell Daniel H., master tug Relief, r. 431 Bryant
Haskell Dudley H., attorney at law, and town
Bite agent Southern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth
and Towustnd, room 35, r. SE cor Webster and
California
Haskell Edward W. (E. A. GuptlU & Co.) r. SW cor
Twenty-second and Valencia
Haskell Eugene C, hardware, 336 Sutter, r. 404 Post
Haskell Frank E.. lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
1828 Jessie
Haskell George W.. stevedore, r. 35 De Boom
Haskell Gilbert W., carpenter, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskell H. H., clerk, r. SE cor California and Web-
ster
Haskell John L., capitalist, r. 1810 Union
Haakell John M., mining engineer, r. G08 Ellis
Haskell I.. F., secretary Sterling Furniture Co.,
18-20 Sutter, r. San Rafael
Haskell Reuben R. (Haskell & Muegge) r. 1618 Jack-
son
Haskell Thomas C, mail clerk News Letter, r. 404
Post
Haskell Walter W., general agent Travelers'
Insurance Co., 242 Montgomery, r. Paru, Alameda
Haskell William H., notions 3057 Sixteenth
Haskell Willis G. (Dale k Haskell) r. W s Mission
Road opp Excelsior Homestead
Haskell »Sj Muegge (Reuben R. Haskell and John
H. Muegge) wholesale watches, diamonds and
jewelry, 206 Kearny
Hasket James, tinsmith Seller Bros., & Co., r. 726 Na-
toma
Hasket John, mattress maker, r. 110 Dore
Hasket Thomas, longshoreman, r. 108 Dore
Haskett John C, cigarmaker Schlaberg Bros., r. 2404
Bush
Haskin Joseph, blacksmith Robert C. Boyd, r. 3117
Mission
Haskin Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Haskin William L., major 1st Aitillery U. S. A., com-
manding Post, Alcatraz Island
Haskins Daniel M., gardener, r. 117 Jasper PI
Haskins Isaac S., carpenter H. G. Pratt, r. 11 Morris
Av
Haskins James, capitalist, r. 2202 Leavenworth
Haskins Lydia, widow, r. 11 Morris Av
Haskins Peter, teamster, r. Twenty ninth and Dolores
Haskins Philip J., compositor Journal of Commerce,
r. 1721 Leavenworth
Haskins Samuel, teacher St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Haskins Thomas H., salesman Leege & Mills, r. 117
Jasper PI
Haslam Harry, buyer P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 2221
Larkin
HASLEHURST A. 0. dentist,
office and v. NW coi- Sutter and Polk,
office liours 9 A. M. to 4- P. M.
Hazlehurst William W., foreman machinist S. F. Tool
Co., r. 1523 Pine
Haslett David, ship builder, r. SE cor Sierra and
Michigan
Haslett James, millman Pac Rolling Mill
Haslett James, weigher, r. 221 Shotwell
Haslett Oliver C, bookkeeper California Warehouse,
r. Alameda
Haslett Percy E., bookkeeper Pacific Free Ware-
houses, r. Alameda
Haslett Samuel (Haslett & Bailey) r. Alameda
Haslett Samuel M. (Bode & Haslett) r. Alameda
Haslett Sidney, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. Alameda
Haslett & Bailey (Samuel Haslett and Charles H.
Bailey) proprietors Beale Street, California, Cun-
ningham's, Hathaway U. S. Bonded, Humboldt
and Pacific Free Warehouses, office 452 Spear,
telephone 1914'-
8^ Haslett. See Hazlett
LOWEST PEIOES.
^Il^f£ GOODS.
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9f ARKKT ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Maiiet St
Iwas^n9t?n st.I PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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Ha88 Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 91t; Montgomery
Hass Frederick, loug^horeuiau O. U. and N. Co.
Haes Henry, clerk, r. NE cor Fillmore and Filbert
Hass John, teamster, r. :W7 Santa Clara
•^ Hass. 8.-e Haas .-ind Uaase
Hassard .\iidrew, hostler Potr.ro and B. V. RK,. r. W
B Kentucky bot Sierra and Nevada
Hassard Ht-ury H., reporter R. Q. Dun & Co., r.East
Oakland
Haese Carl, cabinetmaker, r. 20!^ Clinton
Hap.«elbach George, engineer, r. 1 Howard
Hasselbrock William, restaurant, 1105 Market
Hasselbuscli JoUn E., restaurant, and imported
■wines and liquors, 2623 Sutter
Hassell J. J., cashier George W. Meade & Co., r.
27.J1 Bush
Hasselwauder John, laborer John Wleland Brew-
ing Co
Hassen Isaac, watchmaker Albert Ritter, r. 8.56!^ Har-
rison
Hassen Kate M. Miss, teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. fiOS Shotwell
: Hassen Rose L,., widow, r. 608 Shotwell
Hassen William S., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 608 Shotwell
Hassett James, laborer, r. 949 Howard
Hassett Kate, widow, r. 6 Harrison Av
Hassett Kate, domestic 839 Harrison
Uassett Martin C. (Hassett & Tevlin) r. 440 Twen-
tieth
Hassttt Michael, laborer, r. 1021 Alabama
Hassett Stephen, longshoreman, r. 739 Brannan
Hassett W.. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
I Ha.ssett & Tevlin (Martin C. Hassett and James F.
Tevlin) attorneys at law, 310-312 Phelan Bldg
I Hassey Frank A., stock broker, 238 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
II Hasshagen Carl F., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 616
i Eddy
f Hasshagen John G.. r. 616 Eddy
Hasshat;en Minnie C, widow r. 1330 Broadway
Hasshagen William L., clerk, r. 1330 Broadway
B^ Hasshagen. See Hashagen
Hasslacber Emil, bookkeeper, r. 834 Turk
Hasslinger Henry G., lithographer Schmidt Label
and Litho Co., r. 14 Columbia Square
Hasslinger John, barber, r. 14 Columbia Square
I Hagstner Valentine, groceries and liquors, and
manufacturer Hassmer's Lung and Cough Syrup,
933 Washington
Hasson Andrew, r. 11 Hubbard
Hassou Hetiry P., drayman, r. 11 Hubbard
Hasson William, r. 11 Hubbard
Hasstedt William H , seaman, r. 95<; Welsh
Hast Edward S., with Bank of California, r. East
Oakland
Haste Julius A., draftsman William Deacon, r. 933
Sutter
Hastedt Charles, groceries and liquors, 900 Stockton
Hastedt Ferdinand C. W., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Stockton and Morton
Hasterlich Al, stock clerk Newman fcLevinson, r. 532
Grove
Hasterlick Simon, r. 532 Grove
Hastings Benjamin, druggist, NW cor Geary and
Fillmore, r. 1603 H Fillmore
Hastines C. F. D., capitalist, 120 Phelan Bldg, r.
2400 Fillmore
Hastin^ii College of tlie I.a-*v,808 Montgomery,
office 230 Montgomery, room 13
Hastings Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Pinal Co., A. T.) Charles H. Mann secretary, 8W
cor Sutter and Montgomery
Hastings E. E. Mrs., r. 512 Jones
Hastings Eugene O. F., attorney at law, 612 Com-
mercial, r. 1506 Pine
Hastings F. W., solicitor Grand Hotel
Hastings George, upholsterer, r. 607 Pine
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DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to S47 MAHKET STUEET.
Hastings George A^ carriage trimmer J. A. Galvin,
r. 21 M Mary
Hastings Henry, clerk William McKenzle, r. 819
Geary
Hastings Henry T., bookbinder Hicks & Judd. r. 116
Fifth
Hastings James 8., waiter, r. 869 Mission
Hastings James U., merchant, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Hastings John, l;iborer, r. 6 Burgoyue PI
Hastings Lily, actress, r. 825 Kearny
Hastings Margaret, widow, r. 6 Burgoyne PI
Hastings Mary Keller, artist, r. 537 O'Farrell
Hastings Robert P., attorney at law, 120 Phelan Bldg,
r. 2024 Jackson
Hastings S. Clinton, capitalist, 120 Phelan
Bldg, r. Lakeport
Hastingra The, Mann & Benedict proprietors, SW
cor Sutter and Montgomery
Hastings Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Burgoyne PI
Hastings William, blacksmith Charles McArron, r.
540 Valencia
Hastings William, laborer, r. 6 Burgoyne PI
Hastings William, renovator J. Spaulding & Co., r.
21 J^ Mary
Hastings William, teamster, r. 229 M Perry
Hasty Charles, bookkeeper, r. IJ^ Webster
Hasty C. Herbert, with James E. Wolfe, r. 11 Wash-
ington Av
Hasty Walter F., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 342
Fremont
Uastvell Charles H. Jr., general freight and
passenger agent Oregon Development Co., 304
Montgomery, r. Union Club
Haswell Eugene, doorkeeper Morosco's Amphithea-
ter, r. 727 Howard
Haswell John C, compositor Bulletin, r. 526 Green-
wich
Haswell Mary Miss.principal Haight Primary School,
r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Hatch A. E. Mrs., r. 532 Ellis
Hatch Andrew J. (Bancroft Bros. & Co.) r. 2409 Pa-
cific Av
Hatch A. T., president Cal. State Board of Trade, 12
Second
Hatch Austin A., machinist, r. 1603 Leavenworth
Hatch Charles E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
room 17, r. Oakland
Hatch Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hatch Ephraim, r. 1111 Folsom
Hatch Frank E., teamster, r. G24 Fulton
Hatch Frederick A. (T. H. Hatch & Co.) r. Oakland
Hatch G., r. 502 Washington
Hatch Qeorge D., barber, r. 1316 Hyde
Hatch Harry L., dental student, r. 213 Geary
Hatch Henry H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
320 54 Sutter
Hatch Herbert, r. 213 Geary
Hatch Hiram E., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. Oakland
Hatch Jabez, cashier Heywood Bros. & Co.
Hatch James (Hatch & Weston) r. 964 Howard
Hatch James H., dentist, office and r. 213 Geary
Hatch John, master State Dredger No. 1, r. 339
Twenty-seventh
Hatch John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Hatch John, laborer, r. 701 Lombard
Hatch John, printer, r. 1022 J^ Folsom
Hatch John Q., watchmaker. 30 Kearny, r. 1207 Oc-
tavia
Hatch Lee, groceries, 217 Jones, r. 532 Ellis
Hatch Lilly Miss, dressmaker, r. 1636 Market
Hatch Luclen B., r. 522 Van Ness Av
Hatch Mary P. Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Hatch Mason C, bookkeeper Mlghell & Richards, r.
r. 1002 Haight
Hatch Richard, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090 TTnlou
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Manufacturers of
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309, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hatch T. H. iS; Co. (Theodore H. and Freaeri<-k
A. Hatch) Kraiu dealers and laud agents, yO;S
California, rooms lii-20
Hatch Theodore H. (T. H. Hatch k Co.) r. Oakland
Hutch Theodore H. Jr., with Holt Bros., r. Oakland
Hatch Thomas, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 1022 M Fol-
som
Hatch William M., salesman O'Brien & Spotorno, r.
10 Hopeton Terrace
Hatch William W. R., teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
HATCH & WESTON ,..».«.
Hatcli and Charles Weston) general
jobbers mill work, cabinet, car and
a«:ricultural -work, scroll and band
salving and shaping;, 209-311 Mission
B^~ Hatch. See Hach
Hatfeld E., musician, r. 1139 Valencia
Hatfield A. J., carpenter, r. 208 Eddy
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker, r. 910 Filbert
Hatfield William, apprentice Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
910 Filbert
Hatfield Willi.im M., flax mill (Menlo Park) office 145
Phelan Bldg, r. Menlo Park
Hathaway Andrew H., drayman, NW cor Columbia
and Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Hathaway Braddock R., patent medicines, 314 Fourth,
r. 14 Turk
Hathaway Caroline J., widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Hathaway Charles, real estate, 131 Montgomery, r.
210 Powell
Hathaway Charles B., with Spring Valley W.W.,r.
736 Sixteenth
Hathaway Charles C, teamster Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 736 Sixteenth
Hathaway Edward V., r. 38 South Park
Hathaway George B., teamster Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co.. r. 169}^ Silver
Hathaway Maggie Mrs., r. 2214}^ Fillmore
Hathaway Nathan, carpenter and builder, 1612 Mis-
sion, r. 2217 Howard
Hathaway William H., clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
Hathaway William R., receiver Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 712 Bush
Hatliavray TJ. S. Bonded Warehouse, Has-
lett & Bailey proprietors, Spear bet Harrison and
Bryant
Hathaway's "Wharf, foot Spear
Hathetly E. R. waiter stmr. Mariposa
Hatherly William, engineer W. H. Birch & Co., r. 520
Folsom
Hathorne Henry W., secretary North Beach
and Mission Railroad, SW cor Fourth and Louisa,
r. 435 Geary
Hathwell Jackson A., compositor, r. 513 Hayes
Hatje Maria, widow, r. 1239 Folsom, rear
Hatje William A., bookkeeper Lang & Co., r. 724 Mc-
Allister
Hatlich Henry A., clerk, r. 901 Twenty-third
Hatman George W., dairyman, r. 1620 Union
Hattabough Margaret, widow, r. Palmer nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Hattabough William F., barber Charles A. Roesler, r.
cor Chenery and Miguel
HATTEROTH WILLIAM
snrg^ical, dental and electrical instru-
ments, 321 Kearny, r. East Oakland
Hattich Joseph, r. 40 Mary
Hattich William B., machinist Empire Foundry, r.
64 Tehama
Hatton Annie B., widow, r. 227 Post
Hatton Charles, r. 1415 Harrison
Hatton Cyrus, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Hatton Edward, janitor Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
321 J4 O'Farrell
Hattuu Francis J., groceries and liquors, E s Tennes-
see bet Sierra and Napa
Hatton Frank, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
11)2 J^ Hayes
ilatton John, r, 1108 Mason
Hatton John S., porter, r. 321!^ O'Farrell
Ualton Robert, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Tenu-
essee bet Sierra and Napa
Hatton Thomas F., r. 712 Folsom
Haub Charles, confectioner Lautermilch & Durr, r.
504 Post
Haub George, clerk, r. 2013 Taylor
Haub George, painter, r. 59 Shipley
Haub John, liquor saloon, 513-517 Montgomery Av, r.
515 Montgomery Av
Haub Philip, butcher, 502 Montgomery Av and 1503
Stockton, r. 2013 Taylor
Haub Wilhelmiua, widow, r. 7 Warren Av
Haubert Jacob C. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 428 Third
Haubold John M. (M. Schwamm & Co.) r. 114 Eighth
Haubrich Benjamin, liquor saloon, 1905 Mis.sion
Haubrich Frederick W., machinist, r. 1905 Mission
Haubrich Leonard, bartender B. Haubrich, r. 1905
Mission
Haubrich Peter, driver O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mission
Haubrich William, machinist Union Iron Works, r
1905 Mission
Hauck Andrew P., stockcutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
1553 J^ Market
Hauck M. Mrs , widow, r. 2922 Folsom
Hauck Peter, shipping clerk F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
1056 Howard
Hauck S. Mrs., dressmaking, 1056 Howard
Hauck Stephen, surgical instrument maker William
Hatteroth, r. 1067 Howard
Hauer Fritz, clerk Lebeubaum Bros., r. 1906 Larkin
Hauer William, seaman, r. 1308 Vallejo
Hauerken George H., driver, r. 3 Powell Av
Haufe Charles W., foreman Oakland Dairy, r. 810
Webster
Hauffe Augusta Mrs., varieties, 514 Castro
Hauffe Frederick, r, 514 Castro
Haug Julius, hardware and cutlery, 115 Second, r. 74
Natoma
Haugard Charles, baker, r. 429 Seventh
Hauge Louis, laborer, r. 413 Tehama
Hauah Delia, domestic 719 J^ Bush
Haugh Martin, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Haughey Charles, scenic artist Morosco's Amphi-
theater, r. 869 Market
Haughton James P., laborer S. P. Co., r. 336 Seventh
Haugh ton John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 336 Seventh
l^~ Haughton. See Horton and Houghton
Haughy George W., machinist, r. 254 Beale
Haughy James, steward, r. 254 Beale
Haughy James C. (Bird & Haughy) r. 2111 Jones
Haugn Matthew, cook, r. 508 Second
Haulback P., master mariner, r. 19 Commercial
Haun Catherine M., widow, r. 927 Post
Haun Charles, laborer, r. 225 Seventeenth
Haun William, laborer, r. 6 Hinckley
Hauptli Gabriel, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r. 317
Green
Hauptli Jacob, importer human hair, 411 Sutter and
1102 Market, r. The Melville
Haurex Jean, laundryman P. DaroUes, r. 33 Chenery
Hausake Robert, baker William Hessler, r. 634 Pacific
Hauschild Robert, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 516 Stockton
Hauschildt Ernest, bartender, r. Central House
Hauschildt Ferdinand, janitor 123 California, r. 2920
Pine
Hauschildt John H., clerk Herman Schroeder & Co.,
r. 1210 Larkin
Hause Edward W., bookkeeper Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 927 Harrison
Hause Morton, warehouseman, r. 40 Linden Av
e^ Hause. See House
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDOGESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINaS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
A.XCK IIorS£ BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire Ibs. Go. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
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WL SESTON, Asst. Manags
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
,1 FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPE.
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Hauser Albert M., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1231
Union
HauKer Alexander, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 77 Everett
Hauser Carl, baker Page & Falch
Hauser Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 2731 Sixteenth
Hauser Charles, shipping clerk Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Christian, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1313
Montgomery
Hauser Conrad, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Conrad, clerk, r. 8 Steiner
Hauser Elizabeth, widow, r. 1214'^ Folsom
Hauser F., facloryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hauser Frank, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 9 August
Alley
Hauser Frank, blacksmith's helper, r. 1 Taylor PI
Hauser Fredtrick, cabinetmaker, r. 511 Ivy Av
Hau.ser George, machinist, r. Railroad Av nr Falk-
land
Hauser George R., picture frame maker and glider,
122 Montgomery Av. , r. 529 Greenwich
Hauser Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 708 Bryant
Hauser Henry, blacksmith H. B. Schindler, r. 2734
Sixteenth
Hauser Henry, stableman Mathew Sullivan, r. 1212
Folsom
Hauser Herman, barber, 222 Stockton, r. 9}^ Dikeman
PI
Hauser John, r. 2734 Sixteenth
Hauser John, stableman, r. 1214!^ Folsom
Hauser John J., groceries and liquors, 1601 Dupont
Hauser Kossuth B., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,
r. 832 J^ Fifteenth
Hauser Louis B., musician, r. 2 Cadell Alley
Hauser Martin S., with M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1329 }4
Clay
Hauser Oscar, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1007
Mission
Hauser Peter, drayman Sherwood & Sherwood, r. 637
Broadway
Hauser Ursula, widow, r. 2734 Sixteenth
Hauser V. & Co. (Victor Hauser) assayers, 333 Mont-
gomery
Hauser Victor (V. Hauser & Co.) r. 1329)^ Clay
8^" Hauser. See Houser
Hausler Caroline, widow, r. 612 Jessie
Hausler William, teamster D. Blook & Co., r. 22 Hoff
Av
XS" Hausler. See Haunsler
Hausman .\lbert, r. 22 Turk
Hansnian Frederick H.,mluiug, 323 Montgom-
ery, r. 907 Pine
Hausman Helen, widow, r. 405 Octavia
Hausman Jacob, laborer, r. 7 Howard Court
Hausmann Bernhard (Hausmanu Bros.) r. 1004 Van
Nt-ss Ky
Hausmann Brothers (Bernhard Hausmann) mirrors,
etc., 2 Sutter
Hausmann Frank, clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. 7 Howard
Court
Hausmann Siegfried, merchant, r. 713 Post
1^" Hausmann. See Haussman and Houseman
Hausmeister Julius, cashier Daniel Meyer, r. 1216
Clay
Hausrath Robert E., fresco painter, r. 624 Linden Av
Haussen August, seaman stmr San Bias
Haussler Frederick, r. 932 Broadway
Hausaler Leonhard F., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r.
1116 Broadway
Haussler Leonhard F. Jr., cabinetmaker Leonhard
F. Haussler, r. 1116 Broadway
Haussler Maggie F. Miss, school teacher, r. 1116
Broadway
Iff" Haussler. See Hausler
Hnussiuau Adolph, r. 802 Ellis
Iff" Haussman. See Housman, Hauseman and House-
IN THE
KXAMLINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL Dl.SKiNS IN'
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Haustein Henry, machinist, r. 14 Decatur
Haustein L. L., seaman stmr City of Colima
Hauthal Ernst, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. Humboldt Hotel
Haulier Charles, cook, r. 11 Florence
Havecker Henry, couduutor, r. 7 Beidemann
Haven Charles D., resident secretary Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Co., 422 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Haven Charles D. Jr., clerk Union Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Haven Edward, clerk Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe Ins. Co. r. Oakland
Haven Elijah, driver Los Gatos Ice Co., r. 554 Mis-
sion
Haven Emma A. Miss, stenographer, r. 2.525 Folsom
Haven Frank, r. 41 Everett
Haven Frederick, laborer, r. 7.58 Harrison
Haven Fred L., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.. r. Oakland
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven) attorney at law, 530
California, r. East Oakland
Haven William P., clerk Commercial Union Assnr- |
anc Co. (limited) of London, r. Oakland I
1^" Haven. See Havens
H.ivener Edward C, shipcarpenter, r. 538 Folsom
Havener James R., calker, r. 13 Anthony '
Havens Albert W., secretary Consolidated Call- j
fornia and Virginia Mining Co. 23 Nevada Block,
r. Oakland
HAVENS CHARLES I. „ch,.
tect, 81>9 Market, room 53, r. 3835
Ho^vard
Havens Charles R.. bookkeeper, r, 1911 Sacramento
Havens Edward S., agent, r. 2937 Sixteenth
Havens F., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 75S Harrison
Havens Frank C, president Home Benefit Life
Association, 204 Montgomery, r. Vernon Heights,
Oakland
Havens Henry T., purser stmr Oregon
Havens Henry B., manager California Rose Co., r.
Oakland
Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 1911 Sac-
ramento
Havens Howard C, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
r. Alameda
Havens John W., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 1800
Laguna
1^" Havens. See Haven
Haver Philip J., shaperhand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 240 Fourteenth
Havergue Eli, cook Palace Hotel
Haverly Carrie M., r. 4 Cottage Row
Haverly Frederick, musician, r. 4 Cottage Row
Haverly William T., butcher Aaron Kahn, r. 4 Cot-
tage Row
Haverly William T., deputy Tax Collector, r. 1812
Sacramento
Haverty K.itle Mies, boxmaker, r. 14 Johnston Av
Haverty Jlichael J., gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. 14 Johnston Av
Havlland Charles H.. millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r 21 Hawthorne
Haviland John, laborer, r. 426 Duncan
HavUand John T. (Wilmerding & Co.) r. 1909 Van
Ness Av
Haviland T.. helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Haviland Thomas, groceries and liquors, 321 Clemen-
tina
Haviside John J., master mariner, r. 30 Crocker
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., H. L. Dodge
president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B.
Spreckels treasnrer, E. H. Sheldon secretary,
office 327 Market
Hatvaiian Con.sulate, D. A. McKinley, 302 Cali-
fornia
Hawaiian Inline of Pncketa, Williams, Diraond
& Co. agents. 202 Mark, t and 3 Pine
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has^thk ,.argkst business
ANY AMERICAN COMPANY^
HAW
680
HAW
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pirt» - Place Triiiiiiiiiig's
a Specijilty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hatves Alexiiiider G. , uiauager New York Life
Insuiance Co., 220 Sausotne, roouiB 1-3, r. 1512
WaBhingtou
Hawes Benjaniiu C, city agent Guardian Assurance
Co , r. San Leandro
HaweB Charles D., collector Charles M. Hawes, r.
NW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawes Charles M., proptr Bay State Dairy, SE cor
Napa and Connecticut, office 35 Eddy, r. NW cor
Napa and Connecticut
Hawes Frank T.. inspector Custom House, r. 120 Post
Hawes George H. (Dakin & Hawes) r. 1213 Bush
Hawes Hattie N. Mis-s. school teacher, r. NW cor
Napa and Connecticut
Hawes Henry A., paintfr S. M. Hills, r. 331 H Eddy
Hawes Horace (Wigginton & Hawes) r. Oakland
Hawes Mary Mrs., bakery, 1209 Deyisadero
Hawes Milo, waiter, r. Iu64 Mission
Hawes Sariih E. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. NW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawk H.irry, teamster J. Ivancovich & Co.
Hawke John C, assistant mail clerk Chronicle, r.
2007 Leavenworth
Hawkes Alice Mrs., r. 904 Powell
Hawkes Charles E., compositor Call, r. 904 Powell
Hawkes George E., carpenter, r.1114 Church
Hawkes Nicholas, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
B^" Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkins Arthur K., mining, r. 3 Fulton
Hawkins Bessie, domestic 1935 Clay
Hawkins Charles D., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 846}^
Folsom
Hawkins David, machinist, r. 54 First
Hawkins Da-vitl El. , secretary Southern Pacific
Milling Co., 59 Merchants' Exchange, r. 730 Six-
teenth
Hawkins David K. (Hawkins & Walterstein) r. 32
John
Hawkins Delphine, school teacher, r. 30 Silver
Hawkins Edgar W., clerk McAlester & Jones, r. Russ
House
Hawkins Ed-vvard K., secretary The H. T.
Holmes Lime Co., 14-18 Market, r. The Melville
Hawkins F. C, general manager Union Club
Hawkins George, engineer P. M. SS. Co.
Hawkins George, patternmaker, r. 1409 Twenty-fifth
Hawkins Horatio B. Jr., engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 243
Ritch
Hawkins Hugh J., laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Hawkins J., traveling salesman, r. 9 Page
Hawkins Jacob, carpenter A. Washburn
Hawkins James, r. 930 Montgomery
Hawkins James J., architect, 402 Montgomery, room
28, r. 1416 Bush
Hawkins James M. (Hawkins & Silver) r. 625 Mer-
chant
Hawkins James W., wharfinger Green Street Wharf,
r. Alameda
Hawkins J. H., capitalist, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins John D., longshoreman, r. 1104 Montgom-
ery
Hawkins John W., gasfitter, r. 14 Preston PI
Hawkins Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hawkins Joseph, lumberman, r. 108 Clinton, rear
Hawkins Joseph K., clerk Geo, Marcus & Co., r. 340
Fremont
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, r. 1008 McAllister
Hawkins Mattie, dressmaker, r. 846}^ Folsom
Hawkins Michael, capitalist, r. 191 Hyde
Hawkins Minnie, widow, r. 330 Geary
Hawkins Olof, oiler Capitol Mills, r. 323}<J Ivy Av
Hawkins Patrick, bill poster, r. 930 Montgomery
Hawkins Patrick C, miner, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Richard R., special dispensing agent U. S.
Geological Survey, office tJ. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
fourth floor, r. Alameda
Hawkins Sarah L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 335 McAllis-
ter
Hawkins Thomas H., r. 414 O'Farrell
Hawkins William, boatman, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins William, plumber, r. 946 Harrison
Ha-tvking William, Supervisor Seventh Ward, r.
340 Fremont
Hawkins William J., machinist Cyclops Engine and
Machiue Shop, r. 340 Fremont
Hawkins & Silver (James M. Hawkins and Morris
Silver) gold and silver platers, 625 Merchant
Hawkins & Walterstein (David R. Hawkins and Frank
Walterstein) liquor saloon, 527 Kearny
Hawks Clarence W., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r.
IHll Jessie
Hawks C. W., r. 664 Mission
Hawks Harriet, widow, r. 1514 Larkin
Hawks Henry, r. 638 Commercial
Hawks Henry D., bookkeeper Charles P. Harris* Co.,
r. 1514 Larkin
Hawks J. F., r. 930 Market
Hawks J.L., with Bank of California, r. 1514 Larkin
Hawks John, plumber, r 710 Fulton, rear
Hawks Joseph, dairyman, r. 710 Fulton, rear
Hawks Nelson C, printers' warehouse, 320 Battery,
r. 2612 Polk
Hawks William P., wire mattress weaver Alexander
Jansen. r. 710 J^ Fulton, rear
B^" Hawks. See Hawkes
Hawkyard Albert E., picture hanger S. & G. Gump, ;
r. 184 Perry
HaAvley Brothers' Hardware Co., Marcus C
Hawley president, Walter N. Hawley vice-ijresi. \
dent, E. A. Wheeler secretary, George T. Hawley ;
treasurer, hardware and agricultural implements,
wagons, etc., 301-309 Market
Hawley C. A. Mrs., r. 312 Eddy
Hawley Carson B., boots and shoes, 121 Post, room
23, r. 2440 Mission
Hawley Charles A., secretary D. N. & C. A. Hawley,
r. 312 Eddy
Hawley Charles E., machinehand H. L. B. Chace, r.
12'; 9 Twenty-first
Hawley Charles H., bookkeeper Hadley & Doud (and
Warren Glass Co.) r. 312 Eddy
Hawley David N., treasurer D. N. & C. A. Hawley, r.
1022 Twenty-first
Hawley D. N. & C. A., hardware, etc., 2-4 Sutter
Hawley Eugene W., bookkeeper, r. 2844 Mission
Hawley George C, engineer, r. 2734 Bryant Av
Hawley George M., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.
Hawley George P., r. 312 Eddy
Hawley George T., treasurer Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. Oakland
Hawley George W., salesman Louis Kreiss, r. 233 San
Jose Av
Hawley H. H. Miss, stenographer Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 335 Haight
Ha^^iey Jacob C, agent Areata Mill Co. and Elk
River Lumber Co., Pier 4 Steuart, r. Oakland
Hawley James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 729 Har-
rison
Hawley James A., carpenter, r. 114 Silver
Hawley John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Hawley Levi H., bill clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. Oakland
Hawley L.J. Mrs., r. 1320 California
Hawley Marcus C. president Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. New York
Hawley Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Mary E. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. 233 San Jos^ Av
Hawley Melvin, barber Philip Cohen, r. 211 Minna
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 620
Second
Hawley Samuel Jr., boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r. 11
RinconAv
Hawley Walter N., vice-president Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Santa Barbara
Hawley William, Major U. S. A., r. Occidental Hotel
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
ITilAintKET ST.. COR. THDR».
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ARPAD HARASZTHY&CO.I
530
WASHINGTON ST.
IProters Of FINE TABLE WINES
HAW
581
HAY
Hawlpy Williaiu M., manager Merchants' Towboat
Line ami Pac. Towboat Co., foot of Vallejo.r. 2317
Webster
Hawley Willinm N., r. 33.') HaiRht
Hawu Edward F., driver City RK., r. 1747 Mission
Hawdrth Eugene, wait, r Joseph J. Cuella, r. 246
Third
Haworth James, r. 52fi Hayes
Haworth Thomas J., foreman S. F. Tool Co.. r. la44
Howard
Hawthorne Charles R.. marbleyard, Geary, entrance
Odd Fellow's Cemetery, r. 2708 Sutter
Hawthorne James, machinist, r. IJ18 Stevenson
Hawthorne John B., r. 2510 Bush
Hawthorne Lillie, r. 1029 Valencia
8^ Hawthorne. See Hathorne
Hawton Robert T., clerk supply dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 817 Vallejo
Hawver Harvey W., millwright, r. 1300 Mason
Hawver William, foreman Jackson Foundry, r. 1306
Mason
Hawxhurst Caroline, widow, r. 238 Bartlett
Hawxhurst Robert, real estate, 402 Montgomery,
room 4, r. .\Iameda
Hawxhurst Samuel W., superintending engineer P.
M. SS. Co., r. 606 Folsom
Haxby S. A., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. Alameda
Haxe H. M.. capitalist, r. 145 Ellis
Haxe John E., r. 145 Ellis
Hsxe W. G. capitalist, r. 145 Ellis
Hay Alexander, clerk Naval Officer, Custom House, r.
Haywards
Hay Alexander, shipbuilder, office and yard S s
Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh, r. 006 M Shotwell
Hay C. R., foreman T. B. Cosley & Co., r. 425 Kearny
Hay Edward B., special policeman, r. 1407 Jack.son
Hay Emily M. Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Librarv. r. 638 Folsom
Hay Hugh'H.. moider Fulton Iron Works, r. 773 Fol-
som
Hay J. McHardy, manager Hancock House, 781
Mis.«ion
Hav John, foreman moider Fulton Iron Works, r. 105
'Fell
Hay John D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 413 Post
Hay John W., iournalist, r. 1407 Jackson
Hay Margaret Miss (M. C. Hay & Co.) r. 1728 Market
Hay Mary C. Mrs. (M. C. Hay & Co.) r. 1728 Market
Hay M. 0. & Co. (Mrs. Mary C. and Miss Margaret
Hay) photographers, 342 Kearny
Hay Robert F., ferrotype rooms, 821 Market, r. 1728
Market
Hav Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms. 128 Seventh
Hay T. J., secretary Alaska Mill and Miniug Co., 420
Montgomery, room 16, r. 1812 Jackson
Hay Walter J., clerk G. W. Kelley, r. 1407 Jackson
Hay William G., clerk Oregon Coal and Nav. Co., r.
038 Folsom
^- Hay. See Hey
Hayami Jiro, secretary Oriental Importing Co., 520
Front, r. .516 O'Farrell
Hayami T., president Oriental Importing Co., 520
Front, r. Osaka, Japan
Hayburn Marguerite Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 612 Fell
Haycock Judson, journalist Examiner, r. 1006 Pine
1^" Haycock. See Heacock
Hayda John, baker, r. 204 ys Eddy
Hayda William, r. Silver Av nr San Bruno Road
Hayden Brace, vice president Dunham, Oarrigan
.V Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale, r. New York
Hayden Charles W., upholsterer F. W. Kreling &
Sons, r. 1225 Green
Hayden Dennis, policeman, r. 1814 Dupont
Hayden Edward, photographic printer Charlea Lan-
ier, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Hayden Edward, salesman The Standard, r. 943 How-
ard
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IN LAU^ii: ^'Ali^■:TY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hayden Edward, sheet Iron worker, r. 317 Valley
Hayden Edwin (Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co.) r. SE cor
"tocktou and Broadwaj'
Hayden Elizabeth, widow, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Hayden Frank, tailor, 648 Mission
Hayden George, longshoreman, r. 212 Second
Hayden Jacob B., waiter, r. 613 Howard
Hayden James, laborer, r. 13 Hunt
Hayden James, laborer, r. 23 Everett
Hayden James, saloon keeper, r. 13 Ji Oak
Hayden James A , carpenter, r. 16.32 Golden Gate Av
Hayden James G., liquor saloons stmrs Tiburon and
Donahue, r. Tiburon
Hayden Jane L. Mrs., r. 1510 Mission
Hayden John, butcher, 525 Seventh
Hayden John, r. 137 M Silver
Hayden John S., receiver O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
14 Sherwood PI
Hayden John P., cutter Brandt & Co.. r. 410 Jones
Hayden John W., carpenter, r. 603 Bartlett
Hayden Lucinda, widow, r. 726 Harrison
Hayden Matilda, widow, r. 1211 Golden Gate Av
Hayden Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Vermont and Sierra
Hayden Patrick, shoemaker, 1055 Folsom
Hayden R. J., r. 21 Silver
Hayden Timothy, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r.
Cemetery Station
Hayden William, with A. C. Freese, r. 231J^ Tenth
Hayden William G.. tailor, r. 1225 Green
e^" Hayden. See Haden and Haydon
Haydock Thomas, calker, r. 13 Tehama
Haydock William H., train dispatcher S. P. Co., r.
222 Shotwell
Haydon Robert J., shipcarpenter, r. 4 Park PI
Haydon Ssrah F., tea^'her Bernal Heights Primary
School, r. 603 Bartlett
Hayes Abbie Mrs., r. 1248 Mission
Hayes A. C, widow, r. 422 Franklin
Hayes A. M. Mrs., teacher shorthand and type-writ-
ing, r. 2< Kearny
Hayes B.. fireman, r. 325 M Bush
Hayes Bartholomew, r. 238)4 Perry
Hayes Benjamin, tailor, r. 27 Everett
Hayes Benjamin W., engineer, r. 924 Twentieth
Hayes Bridget, widow, r. 403 Hai^'ht
Hayes Brothers (Patrick and Samuel) liquor saloon,
510 Howard
Hayes C. E., clerk Pac. Imp. Co.,r. Oakland
Hayes Charles, propertyman, r. 32 John
Hayes Charles, teamster, r. 1009.^ York
Hayes Charles D., salesman George Jordan, r. Oak-
land
Hayes Courtney H., waiter, r. 268 Jessie
Hayes Daniel, laborer, r. 222 Austin
Haves Daniel, laundryman, r. .529 Mission
Hayes Daniel, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Hayes Daniel, teamster, r. 536 Natoma
Hayes Daniel E. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. Oak-
land
Hayes Daniel E.. carpenter, r. 1224 Buchanan
Hayes Daniel J., salesman The Standard, r. 1870
Stevenson
Hayes David E., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer,r. 10 Hardy
Hayes David J., policeman, r. 238 !4 Perry
Hayes Ebenezer, engineer Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1206
Sanchez
Hayes Edward, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1,506 Dolores
Hayes Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 1224 Buchanan
Haves Ellen C, widow, r. 7 Van Ness Av
Hayes Frank, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 10 Elgin
Park Av
Hayes Frank B., waiter, r. 52 Second
Hayes George, bartender, r. 514 Grove
Hayes George, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 9U
Treat Av
Hayes George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
H19 Mission
PRINTING PRESSES, PALNIER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAIMPAGr^E
HAY
582
HAY
OQ
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMPouriina or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grrates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hayes Georgo, wagoDumker. r. 418 Green
Hayes George R. B. (Stauly. Stoiiej' & Hayes) attor-
ney at law, 604 Clay, r. 1814 Buchanan
Hayes Hannah Mrs., furuiehed rooms, r. 33 Ji O'Far-
rell
Hayes Henry J., clerk Louis Hartter & Co., r. 819
Mission
Hayes H. O., actor, r. Ahlborn House
Hayes Horace, steward Traveler's Club, r. 408 Geary
Hayes J., r. E e Illinois near Napa
Hayes James, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, r.
627 Broadway
Hayes James, hostler, r. 130 Clinton
Hayes James, laborer, r. 14}^ Folsom Av
Hayes James, molder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes James, phrenologist, r. 36 Clay
Hayes James A., salesman KeaneBros., r. 819 MisBion
Hayes James J., policeman, r. 1220 Treat Av
Hayes James M.. first oflBcer stmr Karluk, r. 404 Fell
Hayes J. C, r. 82 Natoma
Hayes Jeremiah, porter, r. 536 Natoma
Hayes Jeremiah F., night watchman Market St. RR.,
r. 20 Hermann
Hayes Jeremiah J., shipping clerk Neville k Co., r.
1308 M Devisadero
Hayes J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Seventh
Hayes Johanna, widow, r. 107 William
Hayes John, r. 867 Folsom
Hayes John (Cal. Transfer Co.) r. 823 J^ Montgomery
Hayes John, cook Palace Hotel
Hayes John, capitalist, r. 220 Eleventh
Hayes John, carpenter and builder, r. 2934 California
Hayes John, fireman Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r.
537 Howard
Hayes John, horseshoer, r. 13 Clara
Hayes John, laborer, r. 6 Lick PI
Hayes John, laborer, r. 19 Frederick
Hayes John, laborer, r. 222 Austin
Hayes John, laborer, r. 721 Natoma, rear
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1420 M Broadway
Hayes John, laborer, r. SW cor Union and Octavla
Hayes John, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
Hayes John, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
536 Natoma
Hayes John, street paver, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes John Jr., dairyman, r. NE cor Ellis and De-
visadero
Hayes John H., bookkeeper H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
Oakland
Hayes John J., painter, r. 126 Rose Av
Hayes John T., carpenter and builder, r. 2019 Polk
Hayes John T.. shoemaker IT. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2927 Mission
Hayes Joseph, clerk, r. 810 Battery
Hayes Joseph P., r. 1248 Mission
Hayes Joseph P., bookkeeper Moynihan & Aitkin, r.
107 William
Hayes Josephine, artist, 728 Montgomery, r. 220
Eleventh
Hayes Kate, widow, r. 2927 Mission
Hayes L. J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Washington
Hotel
Hayes Mary, r. 1131 Valencia
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 5 Boyd
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 422 Fulton, rear
Hayes Mary Miss, r. 433 Clementina
Haves Mary Mrs., r. 339 Shipley
Hayes Mary E., widow, r. 544 Minna
Hayes Maurice, policeman, r. cor Twenty-seventh
and Washington Av
Hayes Maurice, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 911
Treat Av
Hayts Michael (Louis Hartter & Co.) r. 819 Mission
Hayes Michael, capitalist, r. 508 Eddy
Hayes Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Hayes Michael, clerk, r. E s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. 18 Bonita
Hayes Michael, milkman, r. E s Dame nr Thirtieth
Hayes Michael, policeman, r. 1(! Lapidge
Hayes Michael, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Hayes Michael, seaman, r. 266 Braunan
Hayes Michael J., culler. 1432 Market, r. 457 Ji Jessie
Hayes P., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hayes Patrick (Hayes Bros.) r, 9 Natoma
Hayes Park Laundry, Beigbeider & Lapouble proptrs.
Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Hayes Patrick, expressman, SW cor Third and How-
ard, r. 8 Isis
Hayes Patrick, molder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Patrick, pile driver, r. 54 Sacramento
Hayes Rhody, butcher, r. 819 Mission
Hayes Richard, hostler, r. 246 Third
Hayes Robert, laborer, r. 8M Converse
Hayes Richard, laborer, r. 782 Harrison
Hayes Robert, longshoreman, r. SW cor Washington
and Drumm
Hayes Robert, molder. r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Samuel (Hayes Bros.) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Sarah Mrs., varieties. E s Illinois nr Napa
Hayes Silas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 911 TreatAv
Hayes Susan, widow, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, groceries, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas, salesman Louis Kline & Co., r. 544
Minna
Hayes Thomas J., trimmer William Davis
Hayes Thomas R., with Main & Winchester, r. Oak-
land
Hayes Timothy, r. 433 Clementina
Hayes Timothy, fruits and vegetables, 204 Ninth]
Hayes Timothy, laborer, r. 1912 Greenwich
Hayes Timothy, tanner Laguna Tannery
Hayes Valley Advertiser (weekly) William Clack &
Co. publishers and proptrs, .509 Hayes
Hayes Valley Branch Market Street Cable Railway
Co., office foot Market, general offtce NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Hayes Valley Brass Foundry, Frank Band
proprietor, .522 Fulton
Hayes Valley Brewery, Bose & Jurgens proptrs, 512-
514 Grove
Hayes Valley Market, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Hayes Valley Primary School, Miss P. M. Stowell
principal, N s Grove bet Larkin and Polk
Hayes William, liquor saloon, NE cor Ellis and De-
visadero, r. 1112 Pierce
Hayes William, machinist, r. E s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Hayes William J., bookkeener, r. 1112 Pierce
Hayes William J., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 359 Clem-
entina
Hayes William J., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
457 M Jessie
B^ Hayes. See Hays
Hayman Aaron, locksmith, 234 Post, r. 418)4 Post
Hayman Al, le.^see Baldwin Theatre
Haymanson Alfred, teacher music, r. 514 Leavea-
worth
Haymoncl Creed, general solicitor Southern Pa-
cific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59,
r. 712 Geary
Hayn Brothers (Walter G. and Edward G.) groceries
and liquors. SW cor California and Powell Avs
Hayn Edward G. (Hayn Bros.) r. SE cor Valencia and
Army, B. H.
Hayn Walter G. (Hayn Bros.) r. SW cor California
and Powell Avs, B. H.
Hayne Arthur P., physician, 533 Kearny, r. 2419 Paci-
fic Av
Hayne August, journalist, r. 95 Montgomery Block
Hayne Brewton A., attorney at law, 522 Montgomery,
r. Berkeley
Hayne James J., painter, r. 732?^ Clementina
Hayne Joseph, carpenter, r, 732 J^ Clementina
Hayne Robert Y., commissioner Supreme Court of
California, 121 Post, r. San Mateo
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
mi. SEaTON, Asst Manager.
( vax
{BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
HAY
583
HEA
Hayne Stephen Diincau, law student Edward J. Prin-
" pie. r. 6-20 Eddy
OC?" Hayne. S<e Uaine
Hayiiert Clemens, upholsterer and decorator,
•J14-2U! S:ocktou
Havnes Dauul W.. tiosmith, r. 26 Willow Av
H.iynes Edmund, butler, 1950 California
Ha\uf6 Edward, fireiuau. r. :U5 Folsom
Hiivnes Mary, widow, r. 355 Clementina
llayiies M. B., cl^jars and tobacco, 3 Stockton
Havnes Millard W., longshoreman, r. 320 5i Rltch
HaVues Patrick, tinuer, r. NW cor Parker and Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Havnes Thomas, salesman, r. 5 Tay
Hayni 8 Thomas J., secretary Chamber of Commerce.
r. 631 Hayes
Havnes T. W. r. 202 Laguna
Haynes William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26
Willow Av
Haynt 8 William E , clerk M. McCann, r. 202 Laguna
1^ Haynes. See Haines
Haynie Annie M. Mrs., r. 1003 Powell
Haynie William M., seaman, r. 1003 Powell
Hays Fred (Limousin & Hays) and wlgmaker and
dealer in human hair, 20 Geary, r. 930 Market
Havs Ira C, clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r. 721 Hayes
Havs James, first officer stmr Karluk, r. UH Shotwell
Hays John T. (Hays & Silber) r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hays John T., capitalist, r. 2222^ Mission
Hays T. Abe, salesman Kraker & Israel, r. 721 Hayes
Hays William C, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 721 Hayes
Hays William K., porter Raphael Weill & Co., r. 721
Hayes
Hays & Silber (John T. Hays and Robert Silber) pro-
prietors Charter Oak Livery Stable, 775 Market
tS^ Hays. See Hayes
Hay^vard Alvinza, capitalist, office 224 Califor-
nia, r. San Mateo
Hayward Bertha, widow, r. 830 Jackson
Hayward Caroline, r. 810 Powell
Hayward Carrie, widow, r. UOH Hayes
Hayward Celia A. Miss, housekeeper S. F. Girls'
Union, 714 Bush
Hayward Charles, brakeman, r. 4405^ Hayes
Hayward Charles H., president The Merchants' Re-
tail Commercial Agency. 55 Merchants Exchange,
r. 325 Eddy
Hayward George B., clerk general baggage dept S. P.
Co., r. 440)^ Hayes
Hayward Henry M., master mariner, r. 2605 Howard
Hayward H. F., machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Hayward James, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Hayward i. H., r. 325 Eddy
Hayward Lewis A. (John A. Roy & Co.) r. San Bruno
Road nr Teu.-riffe
Hayward Nathaniel W.. plumber Joseph P. Groom, r.
248 Fourth
Hayward Thomas W., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 64 West Mission
Hayward William B., bookkeeper Witzemann &
Staiger, r. 210 i Webster
e^ Hayward. See Heywood
Haywood C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haywood James, laborer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 311
Seventh
Haywood W.W., r. 832 California
<2r Haywood. See Heywood
Hayzell Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Hazard Andrew R., photograph<r, r. 337 Hayes
Hazard Clement, machinist Market St. RR., r. 207
Fell
Hazard George R., driver Telephone Transfer Co.
Hazard Nellie Miss, r 551 M Stevenson
Hazard Powder Co., Austin & Phelps agents,
220-222 Mission
«^ Hazard. See Hassard and Hazzard
Haztll Eli, clerk, r. 1119 Sutter
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IMPOnXERS AND DEALERS IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hazell John, r. Thirtittli ur Harper
Hazell John, lather, r. 5^ Boardman PI
Hazell Robert, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Hazell William H., bookkeeper W. K. Vanderslloe &
Co., r. 31 Liberty
Hazelrigg Henry C, salesman Charles S. Fechheimer,
r. 1017 Mason .
Hazelrigg Thomas F., carpenter, r. 1609 California
Hazelton Brothers' Pianos, Charles S. Eaton
agent, 735 Market
t^ Hazelton. See Hazleton and Heazeltine
Hazen H., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1609 Geary
Hazenberg Meyer, packer, r. 324 Austin, rear
Hazleton Rose H. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 2307 Broadway
^r Hazleton. See Hazeltine, Haseltlne and Heazel-
tine
Hazlett Andrew, peddler, r. 550 Mission
Hazlett John, apprentice, r. SE cor Capp and Seven-
teenth
Hazlett John T., carpenter, r. 606 Fourth
Hazlett Kate Miss, dressmaking, 1016 3^ Mission
Hazlett Robert, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r.
1316 Cilifornia
Hazlett Thomas, driver Central RR., r. SE cor Capp
and Seventeenth
e^ Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard Robert, carpellayer, r. 422 Grove
8^' Hazzard. See Hassard and Hazard
Head Andrew, r. 279 Jessie
Head Centre and Tranquility Mining Co. (Arizona)
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Head Centre Consolidated Mining Co. (.\rizona) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Head Charles H., dentist I. G. Leek, r. 724}i Market
Head Edwin L., meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r.
502 Mason
Head Frederick, clerk Goodall, Perkins k Co., r. 752
Harrison
Head Frederick G., civil engineer, r. 835 Bush
Head Lyman H., salesman, r. 2722 Folsom
Head Thomas E., framemaker, r. 1419 Larkin
Headen Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
Headley Hendrlck B., contractor, r. 2913 California
Headman Abram, machinist, r. 12 Bond
Headquarters Military Department Cali-
fornia, U. S. A., Plielan Bldg, third floor
Headquarters Military Division Pacific,
V. S. A., Phelan Bldg. third floor
Headquarters Second Brigade N. G. C, 306 Phelan
Bldg
Headquist C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heagerty David bartender Henry Heagerty, r. SE cor
Stanyan and Waller
Heagerty Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Stanyan and
W'aller
IS^ Heagerty. See H^gerty and Haggerty
Heald Berta, clerk C. S. Land Office, r.2438 California
HeaUl Edward P. (E. P. Heald & Co.) r 1406 Polk
Heald E. P. & Co. (Edward P. Heald and C. S.
Haley, M. D.) proprietors Heald's Business Col-
lege, 24 Post
P h A 1 J 1 J Xi ixi machine and model
^vorks. and dealei machine tools, Hi-
ll 3 First, r. T14 Mission
Heald Thomas, brakeman, r. 620 Fourth
Heald Thomas C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 23 South Park
Heald's Business Colleffe, 24 Post
Healey Abraham, oiler stmr Bay City, r. 112 Clara
Healey Alfred J., reporter Call. r. 613 Hyde
Healey Bartholomew, milkman, r. Bernal nr Army
Healey Benjamin, attorney at law, 531 Califor-
nia, r. lOli' Green
Healey Charles drayman W.W.Montague & Co., r. 30
Natonia
Healey Charles S. (Somers fc Healey) r. 92 Precita Av
Healey Edmund F., r. 321 Taylor
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REl 405407 Sarailie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVEll FIVE BULLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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684
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
tTKRS OK
irtoKT
ES,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
l>il>« FiUiiiifH. sill NixcH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Healey Edward, blacksmith, r. 31 Natoma
Healey Edward, seaniau, r. 37 Pacific
Healey Edwin J., r. 1911 LuKUiia
Healey Eliza, widow, r. 691 Bryant
Healey Frank, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 447
Valencia
Healey George H., foreman Somers & Healey
Healey Hannah Mrs., groceries. 70 West Mission
Healey Henry, stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 30 Natoma
Healey Henry S., sergeant police, r. 2.519 Bush
Healey Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 2M Brannau
Healey John, glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r. 1630
Mission
Healey John, laborer, r. 503}^ Natoma
Healey John, longshoreman, r. 707 Front
Healey John Mrs., widow 1511 J^ Larkin
Healey John G., r. 20J<J Harriet
Healey Julia Mrs., groceries, 830 Eighteenth
Healey Kate, widow, r. 2.519 Larkin
Healey M. A., r. Occidental Hotel
Healey Mary, widow, janitor, 4115^ California, r. 165
Minna
Healey Matthew, r. 517 O'Farrell
Healey P., helper Pac. Gas Imp Co.
Healey Patrick, liquor saloon, 131 Third
Healey Patrick, machinist, r. cor Alabama and Pros-
pect Av, B. H.
Healey Peter, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 70
Jessie
Healey Peter J., tile setter, r. 70 Jessie
Healey Robert, clerk McElroy & Magner. r. 613 J^
Minna
Healey T. Frank, liquor saloon, 147 Valencia
Healey Thomas, r. 604 Linden Av.
Healey Thomas E., carpenter, r. 604 Linden Av
Healey William, baker, r. 13 Eugenia
Healey William, lumberman, r. 207 Main
Healey William, waiter, r. 122 Post
Healey William J., teamster, r. 30 Natoma
Healey William W., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 633 Post
8^" Healey. See Healy, Haley and Heley
Healing Janies, wines and liquors and billiards.
701 M Market, r. 982 Fifteenth
Healtli Office City and Cownty, Dr. D. E.
Barger, health officer. New City Hall, first floor,
Larkin street entrance
Healy , cigarmaker, r. 53 Minna
Healy Catherine, widow, r. 234 Langton
Healy Charles, belloian Grand Hotel
Healy Charles D., clerk Swain Bros., r. 1606 Howard
Hesly Christopher, painter, r. 912 Larkin
Healy Daniel, laborer, r. 236 Twenty-eighth
Healy Daniel, shoemaker, 521 Valencia
Healy Daniel, watchman, r. 620 Brannan
Healy Edward (Gordon & Healy) r. 26 Hayes
Healy Edward J., clerk the Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2618 Bush
Healy Ellen Mrs., r. 705 Howard
Healy James, liquor saloon, 236 Brannan, r. Oakland
Healy James P., tinsmith, r. 204 Moulton
Healy Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 132 Shipley
Healy J. Frank, real estate agent, r. 17113^ Jones
Healy John, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Eeidy's
Hotel
Healy John, shipcarpenter, r. 18 First
Healy John, woolbuyer, r. 130 Ridley
Healy John H., physician and surgeon, 850 Market
Healy Lucien B., surveyor, r. 941 Bryant
Healy Maggie, domestic, 2008 Jackson
Haly Margaret, widow, r. 204 Moulton
Healy Margaret, widow, r. 613 Hyde
Healy Mary Mrs., bakery, 2937 Mission
Healy Mary, domestic 1050 Golden Gate Av
Healy Mary, tailoress, r. 308 Clementina
Healy Maurice P., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11
Michigan
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
bookkeeper B. McMahon & Son, r
boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
Healy Michael, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 912 Larkin
Healy Michael F., liquor saloon, 1720 Market
Healy Minnie Miss, shoefitter, Kutz& Miirr r. 9 Capp
Healy Onen E., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1220 Green
Healy Ora Mrs., r. 1513 Buchanan
Healy Patrick, carpenter, r. 11 Lafayette
Healy Patrick J^ books, 104 O'Farrell, r. 524 Jones
Healy Patrick J., engineer Frank Conklin, r. 1606
Howard
Healy Peter P., clerk F. A Rouleau, r. 2618 Bush
Healy Terrence, proptr U. S. Restaurant, 544-548
Clay, r. (ir2 Montgomery
Healy Thomas, machinist, r. 1837 Bush
Healy Thomas E., shoemaker Timothy R. Hunt, r.
121 Jii San Jose Av
Healy Thomas F., plumber T. J. Healy, r. 1122 Florida
Healy Timothy, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Healy Timotliy J., plumber, 532 Bush, r. 1122
Florida
Healy Warren D., clerk, r. 1711 J^ Jones
Healy William F., real estate and insurance,,
702 Market
Healy William H.
613 Hyde
Healy William M.
705 Howard
8^~ Healy. See Healey, Haley and Heley
Heaney Ann Miss, r. 514 Minna
Heaney Bernard, seaman, r. 566 Folsom
Heaney Charles, plumber Lynch & McNamara
Heaney Edward J., plumber J. D. Welch, r. NW cor
McAllister and Broderick
Heaney Francis G., carpenter, r. NW cor McAllister
and Broderick
Heaney James W. (H. Schrader & Co.) r. NW cor
Broderick and McAllister
Heaney John (Kane & Heany) r. 514 Minna
Heaney John, corporal police, r. 300 Green
Heaney John, molder Enterprise Foundry, r. NW
cor Broderick and McAllister
Heaney John F., blacksmith, r. 679}^ Clementina
Heaney John H., assistant superintendent Industrial
School
Heaney John H. Mrs., matron Industrial School
Heaney John P., druggist, r. 205 Hyde
Heaney Joseph, carpenter, r. NW cor McAllister and
Broderick
Heaney Margaret, widow, r. 205 Hyde
Heaney M., driver Central RR., r. 514 Minna
Heaney Michael J., machinist, r. 300 Green
Heaney William P., .jeweler, r. 205 Hyde
B^" Heaney. See Hauey, Heeney and Heney
Heaphey Michael (D(3novan & Heaphey) r. 222 Leaven-
worth
Heaphy John J., carpenter, r. 1508 Church
Heaphy Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Heaphy Michael A., carpenter, r. 1508 Church
Heaphy Michael J., whipmaker, r. 1508 Church
Heaphy Michael J. Jr., carpenter, r. 1!308 Church
Heaphy William, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1U9 Germania
Heard M. E. Miss, insurance broker, 514 California,
r. 1C06 Pine
Hearfield. Bannister k Co. (David Hearfield and Wil-
liam D. Bannister) mnfrs English Paris white,
paints and colors, 347-351 Brannan
Hearfield David (Hearfield, Bannister & Co.) r. 508
Second
Hearique J., bellman Palace Hotel
Hearly Frank T., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
626 Haight
Hearly James, physician, 22 Haight
Hearn Daniel J.,,r. 2 Zoe PI
Hearn David F., farmer, r. 129 Clara, rear
Hearu James, salesman, r. 423 Franklin
Hearn John, bookkeeper Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 1
Santa Clara
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
(WASHINGTON
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585
HED
Ilcaru Miiry A., widow, r. 129 Clara, rear
H<urn Jlichael J., salesiuau, r. 4'23 Frauklin
Hf-arn Patrick, dri\er N. B. and M. H. K.. r. 141 Clara
tff' Hearn. See Hern and Heron
Hearsch William J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 610
Taylor
HpRFSchin James, cook. r. 67fi Natoma
Hearsear John, laborer John G. Heim, r. Algeria nr
James
Uonrgt George, capitalist, 5.3 Nevada Block, and
United States Senator, r. 1105 Taylor
Hearst Henry, cooper, r. 532 Howard
Hearst William R., editor and proprietor The
Examiner, office 508 MoLtgoniery, r. 1105 Taylor
Heartley George W., salesman Yatee & Co., r. 305?^
Capp
Hearty James, r. 32i Vallejo
Hearty Thomas, laborer Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing Co., r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Hf a.sman Robert, janitor Wells Fargo & Co., r. 615
Pine, rear
Heath C. M. Mrs., r. 149 Ninth
Heath Charles M., r. 213 Jones
Heath Edgar J., clerk, r. 5 Essex PI
Heath Edward E. H., porter Thomas E. Eastman, r.
105 Stockton
Heath F., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1134 Sutter
Heath Frederick W., compositor Commercial News, r.
<i Howard Court
Heath Geneva J., nurse, r. 1713^ Jessie
Heath Heber L.. glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co.
Heath John, clerk Oregon Development Co., r. 1512
Taylor
Heath John, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 1045 Market
Heath John A., barber F. A. Smack, r. 2615 Mission
Heath John H., machine operator B. Blumenthal &
Co.. r. 3 Seventh
Heath Langhorne, cashier Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.. r. 1512 Taylor
Heath Mary, domestic 610 Shotwell
Heath Mining Co. (Idaho) W. Letts Oliver secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 13
Heath Monroe, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 149 Ninth
Heath Richard S., delivery clerk Gove & Co., r. 1512
Taylor
He.ith Richard W.. -i-ining secretary, 318 Pine, rooms
16-17, r. 2032 Scott
Heath Richard W. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Taylor
Heath Roberta L. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1512 Taylor
Heath Roger, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 2424 Mis-
sion
Henth Sarah, nurse, r. 1713M Jessie
Heath The, 312 Eddy
Heath Thomas J., butcher stmr San Pablo, r. 534 Sec-
ond
Heath Walter, painter Terry & Knopp, r. Oakland .
Henih William R., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
noration, r. 1512 Taylor
^^ Heath. See Heeth
Heathoote Basil (Heathcote, Dexter & Co.) r. 1610
Franklin
Heatlicote, Dexter & Co. (Basil Heathcote and
Henry S. Dexter) wholesale wines and liquors,
410 Sacramento
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. SW
cor Kearny and Chestnut
Heatley Ernest L. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. Lon-
don, Eng.
Heaton Henry, paver, r. 356 Grove
Heaton John, painter, r. 1140 Mission
Heavpy Bernard J., shoemaker, r. 53 Everett
Heiizf^itine W. J., compositor Bulletin
H. board J. C. B., attorney at law, 309 California, r.
317 Leavenworth
Hebbard N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 952 Bush
Heber Annie Mrs., nurse Infants' Shelter, r. 512
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teacher
Heber William, gunsmith C. D. Ladd. r. 618 Ohest-
nut
Heberger Martin, plasterer, r. 527 Birch Av
Hebler Charles N., waiter, r. 270 .Minna
Hebrank George H., glassblower, r. 33 M Freelon
Hebrank Johanna, widow, r. 33 M Freelon
Hebrank John C, glassblower, r. 33^ Freelon
Hebrew Benevolent Society, Isaiah Cohn secretary,
NE cor Taylor and Poet
Hebre'iv Observer The (weekly) William Saal-
burg publisher, 622 Clay
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Leo Eloesser secretary, E s
Devisadero bet Hayes and Grove, office 414 Clay
Hebre-*v The (weekly) Philo Jacoby publisher,
621 Commercial
Hecht Abraham, r. 508 Filbert
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. 1201 Van
Ness Av
Hecht Bert R., salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1201
Van Ness Av
Hecht Brothers & Co. (Isaac, Abraham E.,
Louis Jr., Marcus H. and Jacob H. Hecht) com-
mission merchauts, 25-27 Sansome
Hecht Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 508
Filbert
Hecht Emanuel, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 508 Fil-
btrt
Hecht Henry, shoecutter Orin Jones & Co., r. 546
Howard
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. 1201 Van Ness Av
Hecht Jacob, compositor A. J. Leary, r. 512 Third
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) r. Boston, Mass.
HECHT JOSEPH A.
of dra^viiig', a.qtiarel] and porcelain
paintings, studio and r. 314 1-S Hayes
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Bios. *: Co.) r. Boston, Mass
Hecht niarcns H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.) and presi-
dent Buckmgham ct Hecht, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Hecht Sigmund (Hecht & Morgenstern) r. 623 Larkia
Hecht Solomon, cutter Greenebaum, Weil & Michels,
r. 512 Third
Hecht & Morgenstern (Sigmund Hecht and Mil-
lard Morgenstern) manufacturers trunks, valises,
portmanteaus, etc., 821 Market, factory 327 Grant
Av
Heckel George M., barber C. Finney, r. 1707 Mason
Heckenberg Ewald, haruessmaker Main & Winchester
Hecker John F., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 524
Suiter
Hecklin Thomas B., laborer, r. Chenery nr Castro
Heckman Andrew, teamster, r. 15 Chattanooga
Heckman Richard, butcher, 1078 Howard
Heckman Thomas H., butcher, r. 1078 Howard
Heckmaiin Frederick, ivory turner, r. 20G Sixteenth
Heckmann Herman (Heckmann & Immel) r. 1804
Ellis
Heckmann J:ii Inini«l (Herman Hickmann and
August J. B. Immel) produce commission mer-
chants, 400-402 Davis
Hector John H. Rev., pastor African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church, r. 1102 Clay
Hedberg Adolph K., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
2216 Filbert
Hedderich Charles H. cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling
& Sons, r. 110!) York
«^" Hedderich. See Hedrich
Hedenborg Christine, lodgings, 121 Turk
Hedge Charlott- Mrs., lodgings, 759 Market
Hedgfr Henry H., capitalist, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av
Hedges Benjamin F., clerk, r. 1035 Market
Hedges Charles H., cashier U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Hedges Elizabeth Miss, teacher, r. 1623 ', Turk
Hedges Emanuel, photographer, r. 1623 V< Turk
Hedges George, tinsmith, r. 1623)4 Turk
Hedges George W. (Hedi;e« k Hall) r. 1228 Eddy
Hedges .t Hall (Geor«r W. Hedges and Robert Hall)
inachiiiists and pump loakers. 44 Main
iUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405407
St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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UirOltTEUS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes Jiml ]N'iiiiib«-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
De
De
Hedlev James, molder Union Iron Works, r.
Boom
Hedley John, molder Occidental Foundry, r.
Boom
Hedley B. C, r. 576 Folsom
Hedley Thomas, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 13
De Boom
Hedley Van Zandt, clerk supply dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 121 Turk
B^ Hedley. See Headley
Hedman D. W., seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Hedrich John L. (Hedrich & Ruse) r. 3 Dale PI
Hedrich & Kuge (John L. Hedrich and George Ruge)
liquor saloon, 12 Mason
B^ Hedrich. See Hedderich
Hedstrom Bernard, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ten-
nessee nr Solano
Hedstrom Mary, domestic 1121 Pine
Heeb Ferdinand P., tailor C. Eging, r. 1028 Clay
Heeb Lottie Miss, tailaress, r. 1028 Clay
Heeb Louis H., salesman, r. 1028 Clay
Heeb Philip, cook, r. 1028 Clay
Heeder C, dressmaker, r. 455 Tehama
Heeder John, bartender, r. 455 Tehama
Heeg Lorenz, laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1532 Ken-
tucky, rear
Heegaard Carl V., master mariner, r. 626 Harrison
Heeia Sugar Plantation Co., oflace 309 California,
room 19
Heenan John, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 307 Clemen-
tina
Heenan John F., hackman, r. 627 Locust Av
Heenan Michael, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Heeney Charles R. , wines, liquors and cigars,
238 Brannan
Heeney Ellen F., widow, r. 1 O'Connell PI
Heeney James, oiler stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 238 Bran-
nan
Heeney John, cook stmr Alameda
Heeney Julia, domestic 2121 California
Heeney Mark, r. 812 Filbert
8^" Heeney. See Haney, Heaney and Heney
Heense Charles L., barber Sands Bros., r. 3213^ O'Far-
rell
Heer Arnold, steward J. R. Dickey, r. 1025 Golden
Gate Av
HEERDINK JOHN W. pn,.,..
cian, 136 O'Farrell, r. 1417 California
Heerdink Mary G., widow, r. 1417 California
Heerdt Peter, butcher Miller & Lux, r. W s Venezuela
bet Platte ahd Yazoo
Heerene John, laborer, r. 124 Olive Av
Heesch Fltz J., liquor saloon, 403 Drumm
Heeth Albert, tailor, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Albert Jr., tailor, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Charles, salesman C. D. Ladd, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Herman W., salesman C. D. Ladd. r. 70 Everett
B^ Heeth. See Heath
Hefer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Heffern A. D. Rev., assistant rector Trinity Church,
r. 938 Bush
Heflfernan Daniel, engineer, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
Hefifernan Elizabeth Miss, r. 1069 Howard
Heffernan Henry T., shoe cutter Buckingham &
Hecht. r. 504 Ninth
Heffernan James, tailor, r. 114 Fell
Heffernan John, laborer, r. 142 Hancock
Heffernan Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 1069 Howard
Heflfernan Michael, liquor saloon, 223 Sansome, r. 712
Guerrero
Heffernan Michael, tailor, 1071 Heward, r. 1069 How-
ard
Heflfernan Michael Jr., tailor, r. 1069 Howard
Hcff.rnau Michael J., tinsmith, r. 112J4 Fell
Heflfernan Owen E., collector, and extraman Engine
No. 8, r. 1623 Pacific Av
Heffi;ruan Patrick, laborer, r. 305 Filbert
Heflfernan Richard, liquor saloon, 219 Second
Heflfernan William P., cutter Porter, Slessiuger & Co.,
r. 305 Filbert
Heflfner Ferdinand, miller, r. 7 Stevenson
Heflfner George, waiter Arion Halle
Htffiier John, bartender, r. 251 Steuart
Heffiier Joseph, butcher, r. 28 Mary
Heflfron Patrick, laborer, r. E s Sau Bruno Road nr
Cortland Av
B^" Heflfron. See Heyfron
Hefrou Nellie Miss, tt'acher Oak Street Primary
School, r. 620 Haight
Hefron Sarah M., widow, r. 026 Haight
Hefty John, barber, 553 Fourth
Hegart J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hegemaun H. F., teamster, r. Ahlborn House
Hegen Rosiua, widow, r. 20 Thirteenth
Hegerhorst John, nurse German Hospital
Hegerly Anton, cook, r. 249 Steuart
Hegewald Hugo, baker Schroth & Westerfeld
Heggerty Charles J., clerk G. A. Knight, r. 102 Ellis
Hegler John H. (Hegler, Johnson & Co.) r. 222 Haight
Heg'ler, Joliiiaon <& Co. (John H. Heeler and
Mark M. Johnson) commission merchants and
dealers dairy produce, 113 Front
Heglund Scarina Miss, stenographer Bankers and
Merchants Mutual Life Assn of the U. S., r. Ala-
meda
Hegner Edward, confectioner The Baldwin, r. 609
Natoma
Heibach George, carriagemaker, r. 307 O'Farrell
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, .508 Fourth
Heick Frederick, clerk, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Heick William, apothecary, SE cor Golden Gate Av
and Polk, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Held William A., artist Schmidt Label and Litho Co.,
r. Alameda
Helde John, farmer, r. Ocean House Road bet Indus-
trial School and Farley's Old Corner
Heiden G., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Heiden John, carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Heidenfeld August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Heidenman Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Heidenreich Fred., musician, r. 7 Everett
Heidenrich Emil, bartender, r. 7 Everett
Heider C. & Co. (Christopher Heider and Jacob
Bross) barbers, 310 Bush
Heider Charles, baker Henry Niemann, r. 639 McAl-
lister
Heider Christopher (C. Heider & Co.) r. 623 Ash Av
Heider Frank C, foreman Seller Bros. & Co., r. 123
Clipper
Heidman Fritz, waiter, r. 129 Clara
Heidt Wesley B. K., with J. F. Forderer, r. Alameda
Heidtmann Arnold, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
607 Greenwich
Heiduska Ferdinand (Pohlmann & Heiduska) r. 1529
Golden Gate Av
Heigel John J., cashier E. Gauthler & Co., r. 603
Pine
Heihort Frederick, waiter Otto Norman, r. 8 Central PI
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Heilbron Adolph Jr.. clerk Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
1244 Mission
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Heilbron August Jr., clerk Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
1244 Mission
Heilbron Mary, widow, r. 1316 Pacific
Heilbron Theodore, r. 2021 Mission
Heilbronner August (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 1717 Van
Ness Av
Heilbronner Louis, collector Keystone Wringer Co.,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Heilbronner Max (Bisslnger k Co.) and secre-
tary Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome, r. 21
Grant Av
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND Y0OTH8' SIHTS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
OEISKT iB. C). OF lAEimUD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,436.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTOH, Asst Maniger.
(MAKKtT ST
l-BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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587
HEI
Heilbrun Samuel (Held Bros. & Co.) r. 1318 Geary
Heileiuan ^S■illiaru, clgarmaker, r. 28 Buss
Heilfr.un .luliiis!, barber, 341 Hnyes
Heilliiian Aaron, driver Union Ice Co. r. 12 Haggln
I Heiiiuann John E., teamster, r. 708 Brannau
! Heiliuarju Richard W., soap and tallow mnfr, cor
SixKfiith and De Haro, r. 70H Braunan
eini und Herd (.semi-monthly) Heiui und Herd Pub-
lishing Co. ])ublishera, lOti Post, room 11
: Heim und Herd Publishint? Co., publishers Heim
und Herd, 106 Post, room 11
Heim Charles, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 2220 Mission
Helm Franz L., bouts and shoes, 121 Grant Av, r.
14H Devisadero
Heim Henry, confectioner, r. GL? Pine, rear
Heim John, baker, r. 429 Sixth
Heim John G , dairyman, Algeria nr James
Heim Julius F. H. (Swenarton & Heim) r. Oakland
Heim Louis, butcher, r. 813 Pacific
Heim Philip, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Heim Philip, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 129 Bernard
Heim Thomas, machinist, r. 30G Greenwich
Heiman Albert L., capitalist, r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Heiman Isaac, clothing, 120 Jackson
Heiman Isidore, tailor, r. 120 Jackson
Heiman Joseph, clothing, 1028-1030 Market, r. 537
Turk
Heimanu August M., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r.
10 Reed
Heimann Jonas, r. 3 Myrtle Av
B^ Heimaun. See Heyman and Hyman
Heimbrnch Frederick (Thannhauser & Co.) r. 825
Golden Gate Av
Heimburg E. W. Mrs. & Co. (Mrs. E. W. Helmburg)
proptrs Chicago Hotel, 220-228 Pacific.
Heimburg E. W. Mrs. (Mrs. E. \V. Heimburg & Co.)
r. 220 Pacific
Heimburt? Louis G. M., bartender W. Leege & Co., r.
810 Filbert
HEIMBURGER EDWARD
professor of music, r. 4^1 Ellis
Heimerl Emily, widow, r. 317 Ellis
Helmerl Hnldah Miss, dressmaking, 317 Ellis
Heimroth Frederick, porter, r. 8 Cf-ntral PI
Heimroth Joseph, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 641
Stevenson
Heinau Emil, laborer, r. 10403^ Howard
Heinau Jacob, nurse, r. lOiOhi Howard
Heinau Saul, cutter, r. 1040>$ Howard
Heiiiberg Henry, tailor, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Heine Alfred E., clerk Eedington & Co., r. 112 Vicks-
burg
Heine August, r. 436 Green
Heine A. William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Heine Bertha, widow, r. 112 Vicksburg
Heine Ferdinand F., with Cal. Paint Co., r. 112 Vicks-
buig
Heine Gustave O., piano tuner, r. 112 Vlcksbursr
Heine Samuel, liquor saloon, N s Honduras bet Ken-
tucky and Susquehanna
Heineberg Benjamin, r. 837 McAllister
Heineberg Jacob A., salesman Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 1519 Jackson
Heineberg Joseph, salesman Newman & Levlnson, r.
1519 Jackson
Heineberg John, clerk, r. 1519 Jackson
Heineberg Laura Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1,519 Jackson
Heineberg Rebecca, widow, r. 1519 Jacson
Heineister Charles, laborer, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Heineken Albert C. capitHlist, r. 1415 Stockton
Helneman Charles A., butcher Bernard Fulda, r. 839
Geary
Heineman David, ship carpenter, r. 42M Zee
Helneman Ellas (Heineman & Stern) r. 908 Larkln
W. & J. SL011N[ & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OBDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
ii
•w^aLixrTS
77
KXANIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Heineman Henry M., mnfr neckwear, suspenders and
gloves, 35 Sutter, r. 1613 Bush
Helneman Henry S. (Thaten & Helneman) r. 2830
Pine
Heineman Leon (Modry & Heineman) r. 2830 Pine
Heiueman Moses, clerk Helneman & Stern, r. 908
Larkln
Heineman William, cigar packer, r. 28 Russ
HEINEMAN & STERN
(Elias Heineinun and Moseti Stern)
inaniifactiirers smoked and pickled
beef and German sausages, 908 Larkin,
telephone 3343
B^ Heineman. See Heinimann and Heynemann
Heinemann Catherine, widow, r. 511 Valencia
Heinemann's Restaurant, Emii Beck proprie-
tor, 511 Valencia
Heinemyer Charles, clerk, r. SE cor Stockton and
Morton
Heiner Robert G., captain U. S. A., Angel Island
Heines Matilda, domestic 150 Natoma
Heinicke Charles, cooper, r. 922 Battery
Heinlmann John M., physician, 802 Montgomery, r.
Fruit Vale
Heinlmann Michael, physic'an and surgeon, 802
Montgomery, r. Fruit Vale
Heininger CHarles P., manufacturer walking
canes and publisher photographic views, 411 J4
California, room 9
Helnke H,, laborer Am. Sugar Eefinery, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Heinlen Goethe A., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r. 409
Mason
Helno Julius, dentist Colton Dental Assn, r. 437 )i
Clementina
Heino Louis (Petersen & Heino) r. 821 Dolores
Heino Saul, cutter C, Scheurer, r. 104O>4 Howard
Heinrich B., r. 1718 Fillmore
Heiurich Carl, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Heinrich Robert, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 346 Beale
Heinrich Rudolph, laundry ofiBce, 11 Taylor
Heinrichs Peter, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel, San
Bruno Road
Heinrichs Theodore R., cutter, r. 124 J^ Guerrero
Heinroth Lena Mrs., furnished rooms, 1239 k ]\rarket
Heinroth Oscar, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1239^ Market
Heinroth Walter, bookkeeper J. Newman, r. 1239J4
Market
Heins Adolph, clerk J. D. Heins & Co., r. 248 Fre-
mout
Heins Alexander (Heins & William) r, 726M McAllis-
ter
Heins Barbara Miss, r. 1118 Howard
Heins Catherine, widow, r. 1234 Union
Heins Edward J., capitalist, r. 220 Oak
Heins Herman, bartender, r. 152 J^ Natoma
Being J. D. & Co. (John D. Heins and Henry
Mindermnnn) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Fremont
Heins John D. (J. D. Heins & Co.) r. 248 Fremont
Heins Louis R., liquor saloon, NW cor Third and
Bryant, r. 447 Bryant
Heins Pe'er (Hesse k Heins) r. 924 Jackson
Heins Richard, r. NW cor Folsom and Fremont
Heins Richard, clerk John H. Schroder. r.NWcor
Washington and Webster
Heins Richard, clerk Di^lrich Junck, r. 1424 Taylor
Heins William, r. 1234 Union
Heins «Si William (Alexander Heins and Alois
William) manufacturers leather and fulled raw-
hide, bfltiuR, rope, lacing, etc, 504 Front
I Heinsohn Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 37
] Federal
Heinsohn Herman, bookkeeper South S. F. Packing
and Piovision Co., r. 2625 Sutter
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYII
(N.IN FKAX4-INCO. (AIo
•A*H .%N«.iF,I.F.N. CAE..
OK'IlL.l>3>, «Hl.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ""°^'' '«*'Lt 'cih^rXMS
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588
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W. W, Montague &. Co,
pxTmcps,
Suction and Force.
FOR »ANI>, WI9II>-9III.li ANU POIVER,
ALL, SIZES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Heintz Charles, butcher Louis Scliuetzler
Heintz Frederick, laundrymau S. F. Laundry
Heintz Frederick, brewer, r. 906 J^ Folsom
Heiutzmau Louis, head gardener Woodward's Gar-
dens
Heinz August, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
Heinz Carl, butcher, r. 729)^ Clementina
Heinz Charles, plumber William F. Wilson
Heinz Christopher, baker, r. 543 Jessie
Heinz Christopher, liquor saloon, 637 Broadway, r.
1206 M Kearny
Heinz Conrad (Hagenmeyer & Heinz) r. 622J^ Lom-
bard
Heinz Conrad, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 628
Broadway
Heinz Frank, bottler Gambrinus Bottling Co., r. 1145
Harrison
Heinz Henry, barber, 900 Front, r. 1219 Kearny
Heinz Henry, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2207 M Ma-
son
Heinz Jacob (Himmelmann & Heinz) r. 622% Lom-
bard
Heinz Jacob, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2207 H Mason
Hfiuz Jacob Jr., barber, 509 California, r. 1414 Powell
Heinz Peter, plumber, r. 622 M Lombard
Heinz Philip, cigarmaker, r. 1121 J^ Howard
Heinz Philip Jr., cigarmaker, r. 1121 J^ Howard
e^" Heinz. See Heins, Hinds, Hines and Hynes
Heinze Charles A., butcher, r. 313 Clementina
Heinze Charles F., shoemaker, r. Ill Chattanooga
Heinze Ernst, harnesamaker, 3421 Mission
Heinze John, laborer Am. Sugar Eefinery
Heinze William, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson &
Co., r. 12 Dale PI
Heinzelmann Andrew C, bartender, r. 525 Franklin
Heinzer Martin, laborer, r. 481 Pine
Heise Charles Ed. (Charles Ed. Heise & Co.) r. 2517
Pacific Av
Heise Cliarles Ed. Si Co. (Charles Ed. Heise and
Clemens Hohwiesner) ship and Custom House
brokers, 510 Battery
Heise John D., with D. Tiedemann & Co.. r. 744 Six
teenth
Heisel Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 21 Stanly PI
Heisel Peter, teamster, r. 116 Morris Av
Heisell Charles C, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
Heiser Edward, teamster B. Levy & Sons, r. 1405
Stockton
Heiser Hudson, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Heisig Charles, fireman Clot & Meese, r. 75 Minna
Heisler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. Maple ur Standish
Heissenberg Conrad, r. 631 Vallejo
Heissner George H., clerk, r. 258 Tehama
Heissner Margaret, widow, r. 258 Tehama
Heister Elizabeth, nurs°, r. 1813 Jessie
Heister Jacob, laborer, r. 74 Everett
Heiting Henry, cigarmaker, r. 704 Folsom
Heitler D., musician, r. 235 Fifth
Heitman C, bookkeeper Nathan. Dohrmann & Co., r.'
Alameda
Heitman Frederick W., waiter, r. 129 Clara
Heitman Henry, kitchen hand, r. 867 Market
Heitman Herman H., liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific
and Sansome. r. 803 Sansome
Heitman H. G , salesman r. 122 Oak
Heitman J. F., cabinetetmaker Charles Klemm, r.
Alameda
Heitman John H., salesman Joe T. Poheim, r. 122 Oak
Heitman Nicholas, laundrymau S. F. Laundry
Heitmann Alwine, liquor saloon, 530 Pacific
Heitmann Charles H. H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Battery and Green
Heitmann Henry, bookkeeper Lebenbaum Bros., r.
15 William
Heitmann Nicholas, drayman N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
307 Fulton
Heitmuller Henry, bakeries, 492 Eighth and 1216 Polk
r. 492 Eighth
Heitzman Herman, waiter Herbst & Maas
Hfitzeberg Paul, r. 418 Larklu
Huizman George, watchmaker John Heizman, r. 302
Fell
HEIZMAN JOHN watcU„;aUer,
Je^veler and reuairer, 413 Sansome,
r. 30a Fell
Heizmann H., confectioner Page & Falch, r. 271 Ste-
venson
Hel Paul, butcher M. Schwamm & Co., r. 114 Eighth
Helander John, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Helb George, r. 69 Natoma
Helb George, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Helbert H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Helbing August, Ktock and bond broker, 403 Oalifor-
nia, r. 1325 Webster
Helbing David A., bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., r.
1325 Webster
Helbing Frederick W., machinist, r. Sanchez nr
Twenty-fourth
Helbing Louis, contractor and builder, r. 2Ji Hay-
ward
Helbing William, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
Sanchez nr Twenty-fourth
Helbush Henry, special policeman, r. 2815 J^ Clay
Helbush Herman, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2515
California
Held Adolf, locksmith, .539 Hayes
Held Annie, widow, r. 1320 Eddy
Held Bernhard (Held Bros. & Co.) r. 1239 Franklin
Held BrotUers «Sf Co. (Bernard Held and Samuel
Heilbruu) importers and wholesale dealers mil-
linery and fancy goods, 512-514 Market and 13-15
Sutter
Held George, barber and baths, Russ House, r. NW
cor Howard and Eleventh
Held George, brewer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2013
Folsom
Held Benry, barber G. Held, r. 938 Folsom
Held Jesse B., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 1239
Franklin
Held Samuel, r. 1420 Geary
Held William, liquor saloon, 108 Sacramento
Heldman Adam, baker, r. 763 Howard
Helen Clarence C, cashier P. M. SS. Co., r. Oakland
Helen George, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 21073^ Larkin
Helen Joseph R., clerk C. V. S. Gibbs, r. 936' Shot-
well
Heley John, laborer, r. 106 First
Helfrioh Henry, confectioner, r. 64 Shipley
Helgerson John, miner, r. 533 Sacramento
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, r. 1923 Stevenson
Helgoth Henry L., plasterer, r. 1923 Stevenson
Helin Charles F., carpenter, r. 22 Rausch
Helion James, waiter, r. 674 Natoma
Helke Adolph (Charles Helke & Son) r. 953 Mission
Helke Charles (Charles Helke & Son) r. 953 Mission
Helke Charles & Son (Charles and Adolph) saddlery
and harness, 617 Mission
Helke William JL,., druggist and chemist, NW cor
Taylor and O'Farrell, r. 953 Mission
Hellard Theodore, butcher Chris. C. Lint, r. 2806
Howard
Hellberg Henry, groceries and liquors, 500 Ninth
Heller E. Mrs., widow, r. 1801 California
Heller E. «& S. (Emanuel L. and Samuel W.) im-
porters and jobbers dry goods, and manufacturers
men's furnlshiiig goods, and agents Marysville
Woolen Mills. 315-317 Pine
Heller Emanuel L. (E. & S. Heller) r. 1320 Geary
Heller Emanuel M. (M. Heller & Sons) r. 1803 Oc.
tavia
Heller Emanuel S., clerk Hall & Rodgers.r. 1801 Cali-
fornia
Heller George, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 659 How-
ard
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURKISH1N6 GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marbl
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WASHINGTON ST.
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589
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Heller Jacob, shoemaker H. Freee, r. 1226 Kearny
Heller Jane Mrs. (Heller & Gantz) r. 717M Bush
Heller Joseph, r. Ill Trenton
Heller M. & Sons (Martin, Emanuel M. and
Moses Jr.) importers and jobbers dry goods, 112-
114 Sansome
I Heller Martin (M. Heller & Sons) r. 1803 Octavia
Heller Michael, compositor Bulletin, r. 717 J^ Bush
I Heller Moses Jr. (M. Heller & Sous) r. 1803 Octavia
Heller Samuel W.{E. k S. Heller) r. 621 Leavenworth
Heller Sigmund M., salesman M. Heller & Sons, r.
18(13 Octavia
Heller William, capitalist, r. 1320 Geary
HELLER & GANTZ ,Mr. a.„e
Heller and Natliuii Gantz) importers
ladies' eloaks, etc., 943 Market
IB^ Heller. See Hiller and Hillyer
Helling Carl, carpenter, r. Bahama nr Yazoo
Helling Charles, carriagemaker C. F. Suhl
Helling Rudolph, cooper, r. 83 Stevenson
Helliugs D. Mrs., r. 518 Geary
Hellis George, pantryman, r. 1718 Stockton
Hellis James, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Helliwell Richprd, cutler and locksmith, 115 Fourth,
r. 21 Everett
Helli-n-ell Sidney L., r. 347 Jessie
Hellman Benjamin, kalsominer, r. 1034}^ Folsom
Hellman Eugene H., clerk J. P. Thomas, r. 8 Henri-
etta Square
Hellman, Haa's & Co., merchants (Los Angeles,
Cal.) office 100 California
Hellman Herman, laborer, r. Mariposa nr DeHaro "
Hellman Max (Kosenbaum k Co.) r. 1930 Pine
Hellmanu Anthony E., stock and bond broker, 308
California, r. 1200 O'Farrell
Hellmann Brotlierg <& Co. (Richard and Horace
G. Hellmann) commission merchants and agents
Hamburg and Bremen Boards of Under-writers,
Union Bank of Australia and National Bank of
Australasia, 525 Front
Hellmann G. H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1829
Pacific Av
Hellmann Horace G. (Hellmann Bros. & Co.) r. 226
Stockton
Hellmann Paul, bartender Ahlborn & Boeckmann, r.
Ahlborn House
Hellmann Paul, maltster, r. 2219 Mason
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Bros. & Co.) r. 1829
Pacific Av
Hellmann Svente L., seaman, r. 3 Telegraph PI
1^" Hellmann. See Hellman and Helma-u
Hellmers Henry, nurse Home of Inebriates, r. 2000
Stockton
Hellmers Herman, salesman Herman Westerfeld &
Co., r. 26 Turk
Hellrich Paul, cabinetmaker, r. 710}^ Brannan
Hellstrommer C. H. & Co. (Carl H. Hellstrommer
and Louisa RosenmoUer) boarding and lodging,
14 Washington
Hellstrommer Carl H. (C. H. Hellstrommer & Co.) r.
14 Washington
Hellwig Christian, buckskin tanner, 131 Twenty-
sixth
Hellwig Frederick, bakery and coffee saloon, 112
Grant Av
B^ Hellwig. See Helwig
Helm Anna, nurse, r. 2315 Mission
Helm Ellen B. Mrs., bakery, SE cor Geary and Jones
Helm George, woolsorter, r. 1330 Vallejo
Helm George Jr., r. 2107 }<i Larkin
Helm Theoiiore, picklemaker, r. 2315 Mission
Helman Gustave, cook, r. 253 Steuart
Helmcke Andrew, longshoreman, r. 37 White's PI
Helmer Bridget, widow, r. 136 Fern Av, rear
Helmer Fannie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Helmer Frederick E., laborer Spring Valley W. W.
Co., r. SW cor Hampshire and Sixteenth
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Helmer Frederick E. Jr., laborer Spring Valley W.
W. Co., r. SW cor Hampshire and Sixteenth
Helmer John, expressman, cor Spear and Misb^ion, r.
2023 Mason
Helmers Nils S., teacher music, r. 355 Eleventh
Helmke Edward, clerk Fred H. Kugeler, r. 600 Nine-
teentli
Helmke F., steward Charles Bern hard, r. 424 Sansnme
Helmken Albert, clerk James Hunter, r. 1223 Clay
Belmken Betty F., widow, r. 1223 Clay
Helmquist Charles A., tailor, 622 Clay, room 13, r.
20u2 Taylor
Helmquist Magnus A., master mariner, r. 120 Howard
Heimlich Oscar, r. 1432 Geary
Helms Augustus G., clerk, r. 433 Hickory Av
Helms Brothers (Thomas and John) butchers, 883
Seventeenth
Helms Charle.*, carpenter, r. 671 ^ Clementina
Helms Henry W., vineyardist, r. 419 Hayes
Helms Herman, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Helms James H., policeman, r. 2215 Pine
Helms John (Helms Bros.) r. Seventeenth nr Noe
Helms Jolin E. A., groceries and imported liquors
and cigars, NW cur Eighteenth and Howard
Helms Thomas (Helms Bros.) r. 883 Seventeenth
Helms William, carpenter, r. Servia nr Railroad Av
Helmstein N. F., waiter Carl G. Larsen, r. 408 Jessie
Helmuth William, cigarmaker, 506 Jackson, r. i
Camp
Help Jacob, porter Schulz k McCartney, r. Wm. Tell
Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Gamma proprietors,
431-433 Pine
Helvetia Alarine Insurance Co. (of St. Gall)
Harry W. Syz agent, 410 California
Helvetia-S-*viss Fire Insurance Co. (of St.
Gall) Harry W. Syz general agent, 410 California
Helwig William E., salesman Indianapolis Chair
Mnfg Co., r. .508 Fifteenth
8^" Helwig. See Hellwig
Hely J. H., student, r. 6a7 Folsom
Hely John R., bookkeeper Anderson k Co., r. 2326
Jackson
Hemenway Melville D., adjuster The Samuel Hill
Co , r. 205 Third
Henien-»vay Sylvester, ofilce 604 Commercial, r.
Oakland
Hemenway Sylvester W., draftsman Wright & San-
ders, r. 1026 Greenwich
fl^" Hemenway. See Hemmenway and Hemingway
Hemme August, rancher, office 404 Montgomery, r.
Alamo, Contra Costa Co.
Hemme George W. L., salesman, r. 1839 Mission
Hemme Louis, salesman Del Monte Milling Co., r.
1839 Mission
HEMME & LONG ,saimo„ h.
Liong) piano manufacturers, 1043 Polk
Hemmenway John, broommaker, E s Gunnison Av
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hemmenway Thomas F., r. 1619 Bush
Hemmenway William, carriage painter H. E. Holmes
& Co., r. 1 Eddy PI
Hemmenway William P., carpenter, r. 1511 Broadway
d£?" Hemmenway. See Hemenway and Hemingway
Hemmer Henry, boots and shoes, 104 Sixth, r. 643
Jessie
Hemmer Peter J., harness cleaner F. M. Chapman, r.
126 Ellis
Hemstreet Albert D., driver City RR., r. 3 Bond
Hemsworth Michael, master stmr Garden City, r.
2304 Mission
Henarie D. V. B. (E. Martin & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Henario Mary A. Mrs., r. 934 Pine
Henchan Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hencke Herman (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.) r. 1707
Broderick
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PInlii, Jsipanned untl .Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Heucke William (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.) r. 1008
Vallejo
8^ Hencke. See Henke
Hencken Anna H., dressmaker, r. 2.300 Mission
Hent-ken Anna M., widow, r. 2300 Mission
Hencken Auuie M. Mrs., varieties. 500 Shotwell
Hencken Bertha, dressmaker, r. 2300 Mission
Hencken Henry, barber Harry H. Penn
Hencken .John (Hencken & Brandt) r. 211 Pierce
Hencken Julius, clerk Herrmann & Co.
Hencken Martin (Hencken & Schroder) r. llfi Capp
Heiickeii Martin, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Green and Hyde, and wood and coal, 1204 Green,
r. 1901 Hyde
Hencken Martin, liquor saloon, 735 Mission, r. 322
Jessie
Hencken Martin C, sailmaker C. C. Funk, r. 907 Val-
lejo
Hencken & Brandt (John Hencken and Frederick
Brandt) proptrs Chicago Beer Hall, 154 Third
Hencken <Sc Schroder (Martin Hencken and
Henry Schroder) importers and jobbers wines
and liquors, 208-210 Front
Henderlong John, carpenter, r. 1220 Kearny
Henderson A. B.. journalist Examiner, r. 30 Post
Henderson Abraham, r. 819 Howard
Henderson Alexander H., liquor saloon. 1802 Market
Henderson Alfred G., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 900 Powell
Henderson Catherine Mrs., nurse Nurses' Home, 1005
Sutter
Henderson Charles, fireman, r. cor Iowa and Solano
Henderson Charles, driver William H. Elce, r. 2204
Fillmore
Henderson Charles H., real estate, r. Ocean House
Road bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Henderson Charles P., brakeman, r. cor Iowa and So-
lano
Henderson Charles S., agent S. P. Co., Ocean View
Station, r. Ocean View
Henderson David, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r.
610 Sixth
Henderson David L., druggist G. Q. Burnett, r. 327
Montgomery
Henderson David M., accountant The Sather Banking
Co., r. Oakland
Henderson Duncan, horseshoer, 200 Bartlett, r. 2633
Henderson E., freight clerk stmr Acapulco
Henderson Edward, bartender, r. 1832 Market
~ " Edward T., teamster, r. 817 Point Lobos
Henderson Etta, teacher music, r. 4 Hampton PI
Henderson Eurany, widow, furnished rooms, 504 Tay-
lor
Henderson E. W., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 2510
Steiner
Henderson Frank, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
212 Powell
Henderson Frank W., tinner, r. 222 3^ Fourth
Henderson George, carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Henderson George D., physician and surgeon, r. 1027
Market
Henderson George L., salesman Huntington Hopkins
Co., r. Oakland
Henderson Henry, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 1608 Stevenson
Henderson Henry C, laborer, r. cor Iowa and Solano
Henderson Hiram, bartender, r. 502)4 Broadway
Henderson J. Mrs., widow, r. 819 Point Lobos Av
Henderson James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1940
McAllister
Henderson James, sign painter, 769 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Henderson James L., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
1042 Twentieth
Henderson James S., landscape gardener, r. 908 Nine-
teenth
Henderson John (Henderson & Co.) r. 2515 Sutter
Henderson John, bookbinder, r. 1414 Kearny
Henderson John, glue factory, Marquesas betSt. John
and Railroad Av
Henderson John, instrument maker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 919 Vallejo
Henderson John, laborer, r. 16 Decatur
Henderson John, printer William M. Hinton & Co.,
r. 2001 Powell
Henderson John Jr., coal and wood, 130 Ellis, r.
Berkeley
Henderson John A., compositor, r. 621 Pine
Henderson Jolin C, general manager Electric
Development Co., 323 Pine, r. 2511 California
Henderson Justus, widow, r. 21 Hampton PI
Henderson J. W., engineer, r. 921 Market
Henderson M. A. Mme, teacher music and French, r,
812 Bush
Henderson Margaret, widow, r. 819 Point Lobos Av
Henderson Mary J. Miss, teacher Noe and Templo
Street Primary School, r. 408 Larkin
Henderson Neil, weigher, r. 408 Larkin
Henderson Percy L., compositor, r. 819 Point Lobos
Av
Henderson Peter, liquor saloon, 617 Seventh
Henderson Ralph, traveling salesman D. L. Beck &
Sons, r. Lick House
Henderson Robert, with Golden Gate Woolen Mills,
r. 601 Natoma
Henderson Robert R. McG., salesman Raphael Weill
& Co., r. 1042 Twentieth
^enderson S. H., laborer, r. New Prescott House
Henderson S. T., manager Standard Tea Co., r. 1215
Mission
Henderson Thomas, stevedore, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Henderson Tliomas H., secretary Benton Coal
Co., 22 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Henderson Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 1713 Ji Steven-
son
Henderson Thomas J., machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 319 Fourth
Henderson Thomas J., painter, r. 314 Fourteenth
Henderson Thomas L., printer Commercial News and
Shipping List, r. 2001 Powell
Henderson W., helper George E. Belmor
Henderson Will am, r. 1203 Market
Henderson William, r. Ocean House Road bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Henderson William, city agent Union Insurance
Co., 416 California, r. 1014 Powell
Henderson William, shipcarpenter, r. 121 Cumberland
Henderson William A. (Cook & Henderson) r. 153 Six-
teenth
Henderson William E., carpenter Odd Fellows' Cem-
etery, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Henderson William J., stonecutter, r. 817 Point
Lobos Av
Henderson William W., boilermaker J. V. Hall, r. 212
Eighth
Henderson Si Co. (John Henderson and John M.
Crane) steam book and job printers, 419 Sacra-
mento and 320 Sansome
Hendley H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Prospect PI
Hendrem James R., r. 5 Tay
Hendrich Frauk, laborer, r. Ws Mission Road, Spring
Valley Homestead
Hendrick Hattie, widow, r. 726 Stevenson
Hendrick John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hendrick Matilda, widow, r. 726 Stevenson
Hendrick William R., r. 720 Stevenson
Hendricks Anton, waiter stmr Alameda
Hendricks Burt, r. 121 Fifteenth
Hendricks Cornelius, seaman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Hendricks Henry, cook, r. 249 Stevenson
Hendricks M., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Hendricks Patrick, laborer, r. Servia nr Railroad Av
Hendricks Peter N., cellarman Bamberger & Kaemp-
fer, r. 729 Brannan
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591
HEN
HendrickB Samuel, solicitor David Drady, r. 230
Fourth
Hendricks W. F.. restaurant, 108 Sixth
Hendricks William, clerk Schweitzer & Co.
«fy Hendricks. See Henricks, Henrichs, Hinrichs
and Heuriqucs
Hendrickson Benjamin, gripman Market St. KR., r.
2000 McAllister
Hendrickson Charles V., tailor, r. !>30 Mission
Hendrickson Frederick, deckhand tug Sea Lion
Hendrickson George R , salesman A. Fenkhauson &
Co., r. Alameda
Hendrickson Henry, r. 25 South Park
Hendrickson Henry, liquor saloon, 20 Folsom, r. 26
RUS8
Hendrickson Harry, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Heudrickson Henry, solicitor, r. 101 Francisco
Hendrickson John, r. 2050 Mission
Heudrickson John, porter Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 1709)^ Stockton
Heudrickson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heudricksun Olaus, boatman, r. 1403 Montgomery
e^ Hendrickson. See Hendricksen, Heuriksen and
Hlnrichsen
Hendrie Marshall, bookkeeper Palmer & Rey, r. 325
Ellis
Hendry Cliarles J., shipchandler, junction Mar-
ket and Sacramento, r. 430 Ellis
Hendry Ellen Mrs., nurse, r. 402 Stockton
Hendry George W., with Charles J. Hendry
Hendry Jrmes, shipbuilder, r. 14 Verona
Hendry J. Easton, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 314 Bran-
nan
Hendry John F., solicitor, r. 1521 Vallejo
Hendry Luthur C, laborer Fontana & Co., r. 14 Ve-
rona
Hendry Margaret, widow, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry P. Murray, machinist, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry Rebecca, widow, r. 630 Webster
Hendry William, secretary Pacific Axle Co., 213
Mission, r. 314 Brannan
Hendy George W., salesman Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 29 Haight
Hendy Georglana Miss, ealeslady, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy James, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy John H., superintendent Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Woiks, r. 29 Haight
Hendy •Toshna, manager Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 29 Haight
Hendy Machine Work.s, Jesliua, see Joshua
Hendy Machine Works, 39-51 Fremont
Hendy Mary Miss, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy Michael, hostler, r. 1415 Polk
Hendy Samuel J., president Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, 39-51 Fremont, r. 23 Clinton Park
Hendy Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1921 Stockton
Henebery Andrew, r. 7 Dale PI
8^" Henebery. See Henneberry
Henebray Mary, widow, r. 706 Jones
Heney Daniel M , upholsterer W. J. Heney & Co., r.
909 Minna
Heney James, blacksmith J. S. Day k Co., r. W s Po-
trero Av nr Twentieth
Heney John P., foreman Eureka Broom Factory, r.
Twenty-sixth nr Fair Oaks
Heney Llbbie S. Miss, teacher Turk Primary School,
r. 621 Fell
Heney. Margaret widow, r. W s Potrero Av nr bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Heney Richard, r. 621 Fell
Heney Richard, deputy County Clerk, r. 120 Fell
Heney William, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 1614
Turk
Heney William J., clerk, r. 909 Minna
Heney William J. & Co. (William J. Heney)
furniture, carpets and upholstery, 18-22 Ellis
B^ Heney. See Haney, Heaney and Heeney
A^
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOINE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES,
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hengstler Henry, gripman Sutter St. RR. r. 208M
Central Av
Hengstler Louis T., attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms
7-8, r. 418 Sutter
Henicke Bertha S., engraver on wood, 219 Bush, r.
2207 Pine
Henicke Edward, printer Siegfried & Brandenstein, r.
2-207 Pine
Henicke Emma M. MifS, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 2207 Pine
Henicke George, r. 51.5)^ Bush
Henicke Henry, clerk StelliugBros., r. SW cor Four-
teenth and Noe
Henicke Sophie, widow, r. 2207 Pine
Heniger August Mrs., widow, r. 712 Tehama
Heniger Frederick, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
712 Tehama
Henke Charles C, musician, r. 425 Kearny
JI0" Henke. See Heucko
Henkel Edward W., tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Henkenius Julius C., civil engineer and draftsman,
220 Sansome, room 6, r. Oakland
Henko Alexander v., upholstering and carpet-
ings, 610 Post, r. 908)4 Post
Henley Alexander (Henley Bros.) r. Alameda
HENLEY BROTHEES
(Walter F. and Alexander) successors
to Dr. William Henley, proprietors I X li
and Tamarack Bittera, 'Z3 Montgfom-
ery Av
Henley Frank, hostler Pac. Transfer Co.. r. 184 Stev-
enson
Henley Homer S., bookkeeper Chicago Clock Co., r.
16 Bond
Henley J. Mrs., r. 44 Sixth
Henley John, with S. F. Bridge Co.. r. Kentucky
House
Henley Michael, with Palmer k Rey, r. 2000 Dupont
Henley Michael J., agent New Zealand Ins. Co., r. 16
Bond
Henley Walter F. (Henley Bros.) r. Alameda
1^" Henley. See Hanley and Hanly
Henn Augusta T., widow, r. 2502 Clay
Henn Jacob, brewer F. Kronenberg & Co., r. 1010 Mc-
Allister
Henn John H., collector Guardian Assurance Co., r.
San Leandro
Henn Pauline E. Mrs., teacher art work Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman, r. 2502 Clay
Henn William, waiter, r. 12 Laskie
Henn William O., bookkeeper Cabrera, Roma & Co.,
r. 1907 Baker
Henn William T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 23 Potter
Henne Henry, proprietor Oberon Hall Saloon, 38
O'Farrell. r. 808 O'Farrell
Henne John, brewer, r. 530 Folsom
Henne William, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 1213 York
Henueberg Wilhelm F.. locksmith Will & Finck, r.
Hattie nr Eighteenth
0^ Henueberg. See Heneberg
Henneberry Martin M., miner Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 10 Hampton PI
Henneberry Michael, special policeman, r. 630 Ellis
Henneberry Thomas, porter treasurer's office 3. P.
Co., r. 606 Fourth
Henneberry William, policeman, r. 518 Kighteenth
B^ Henneberry. See Henebery
Henuerker Nicholas, porter N. Van Bergen & Co.. r.
Oakland
Hennessey A., clgarmaker J. W. Shaefifer & Co.
Hennessey Arthur, fireman stmr Granada, r. 60 Na-
toraa
Hennessey Henry J., purser stmr Gaelic, r. 212 Powell
Hennessey James (Thomas Hennessey & Sous) r.
Domenica bet St. John and Tombigbee
Hennessey James, salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Oakland
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City A$;eiit,
510 Ca t if ornia Street.
HEN
592
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENaLTSH AND AMICKIOAN
T"!
Bncauatif, Uluzed »n<l I>lsiiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hennessey James, teamster Farnswortti & Ruggles,
r. Java nr Savannah
Hennessey James W., finisher, r. 115 Seventh
Hennessey John, clerk, r. 115 Seventh
Hennessey John, tauner, r. iX8y< Clementina
Hennessey John, watchman, r. 36 Rush
Hennespey John B., blacksmith Market St. KE.,r. 523
Shot-well
Hennessey John B., carpenter, r. 816 Kearny
Hennessey John F., printer, r. 1124^ Folsom
Hennessey Margaret, widow, r. 718 Biaiiuan
Hennessey Martin, marble polisher, r. 45 Ecker
Hennessey Michael, cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 516)4 Ninth
Hennessey Michael, laborer Murray Bros.
Hennessey Michael, teamster, r. 59 Federal
Hennessey Patrick, laborer, r. E s Mission Road, Holly
Park
Hennessey Thomas (Thomas Hennessey & Sons) r.
Domenica bet St. John and Tnmbigbee
Hennessey Thomas Jr. (Thomas Hennessey & Sons)
r. Domeuica bet St. John and Tombigbee
Hennessey Thomas & Sons (Thomas, James and
Thomas Jr.) tannery, Marquesas bet St. John and
Tombigbee
Hennessey William, compositor, r. 36 Russ
Hennessey William, janitor Mission Grammar School,
r. 529 Valencia
Hennessey William, painter, r. 1329 Natoma
Hennessy Alice Miss, r. 8 Walnut Av
Hennessy Catherine Mrs., r. 260 Stevenson
Hennessy Charles, clerk, r. 260 Stevenson
Hennessy Charles longshoreman, r. 15 Tehama PI
Hennessy Daniel, teamster, r. 311 Eighth
Hennessy David, stevedore, r. Mission nr Second
Hennessy Edward, messenger, r. 2721 Bush
Hennessy Edward W., hostler John W. Morshead, r.
260 Stevenson
Hennessy Elizabeth, domestic 2445 Howard
Hennessy Frank P., civil engineer, r. 10 Beideman
Hennessy Oeorge H., driver, r. 260 Stevenson
Hennessy James, salesman Brown Bros. & Co.
Hennessy James, tanner, r. Dominica nr St. John
Hennessy John, expressman, NW cor Market and
Front
Hennessy John, laborer Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Hennessy John, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 147 Shipley
Hennessy Joseph, r. 260 Stevenson
Henne-sy Leroy C., r. 1031 Mission
Hennessy Mary Miss, r. 3 Walnut Av
Hennessy Morris, canmaker, r. 19 Everett
Hennessy Patrick, r. 507 Sixth
Hennessy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Page
Hennessy Patrick, teamster, r. 19 Everett
Hennessy Peter, carpenter, r. 2721 Bush
Hennessy P. I., wood and coal, 1623 Market
Hennessy Richard, real estate, r. 1505 Clay
Hennessy Thomas, laborer, r. cor Haight and Stan-
yan
Hennessy William, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-sixth
Hennessy William, shoemaker, r. 19 Everett
8^" Hennessy. See Hennessey
Hennet Louis, machinist, r. 607 M Minna
Henney Martin, shoemaker, r. 18 Hunt
Henney Mary, dressmaker, r. 18 Hunt
Henney William, tailor, r. Henry nr Castro
Henning Charles (Henning & Bardenhagen) r. 1030
Folsom
Henning Charles, laundryman, r. 529 Valencia
Henning Charles E., plumber, r. 2244 Mission
Henning Frederick, cook, r. 625 Clay
Henning Frederick W., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r.
624 Lombard
Henning George A., carpenter, r. 624 Lombard
Henning Henry, fuller Golden Gate Woolen Factory,
r. 2013 Folsom
Henning Howard H. Mrs., widow, r. 2917 Washington
Henning James H., weaver Excelsior Wire Works, r.
624 Lombard
Henning John G., r. NE cor Chestnut and Baker
Henning Julius, tanner, r. 1313 York
Henning Minnie, widow, r. 809 Octavia
Henning William Mrs., widow, r. 1715 Jessie
Henning t.^ Bardenliag'en (Charles Henning
and Clans Bardenhagen) groceries and liquors,
1030 Folsom
Henningscn Hans, cigars and tobacco. 842 Market, r.
105 Polk
Henningson H., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Henno Frank, waiter, r. 22 Byington
Henny John, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
1151 JiS Folsom
Henquinet Peter J., bootfitter, r. 4 Virginia PI
Henri Jules, r. 5 Quincy PI
Henrich C, conductor Market St. BR.
Henrich Joseph, foreman Chicago Brewing Co
Henrich Robert, lithographer, r. 346 Beale
Henrichs Henry G., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mason
Henrichs Julius, musician, r. 235 O'Farrell
Henrichs Peter, brewer F. Kronenberg& Co., r. 417 J4
Gough
Henrichs William J., clerk, r. 1603 Mason
Henrichson Henry T., cabinetmaker, r. 1654 Oak
Grove Av
Henrichson Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. If}^ Oak
Grove Av
Henrickson John, proptr Easton House, 409 Drumm
HENRIKSEN B. E. architect
and secretary San Francisco Chapter
American Institute Arcliitects, office
318 Post, r, 1330 Pell
Henriksen Charles, r. 526 Broadway
8^" Henriksen. See Hendrickson, Henrichson, Hen-
ricksen and Hinrichson
Henriksen's Patent Automatic Safety Clutch for Ele-
vators, B. E. Henriksen patentee, ofllce 218 Post
Henrikson John, carpenter, r. 26 Russ, rear
Henrikson Simon, carpenter, r. 26 Russ, rear
Henriotte Leonie, widow, r. 12 Himmelmann PI
HenriouUe Gregory. liquor saloon, 117 Seventh, r. 573
Minna
HenriouUe Gustave, liquor saloon, 135 Second
HenriouUe Henry, upholsterer Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 3 Haight
HenriouUe John B, (Peterson & HenriouUe) r. 448
Natoma
Henriques Annie E'., widow, r. 1010 Pacific
Henriques George W., porter, r. 1010 Pacific
a^" Henriques. See Henricks, Henrichs and Hin-
richs
Henrix Edward, master mariner, r. 215 Seventeenth
Henry Alonzo, pressman George Spaulding & Co.
Henry August, machinist, r. 11 Tehama
Henry Augustus K., compositor Call, r. 1078 Union
Henry Benjamin F., painter and whitener,23 Seventh,
r. 854 Hayes
Henry C. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Cedar Av
Henrv Carl A., clerk The State Investment and Ins.
Co., r. nil Sutter
Henry Cecilia Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Cedar Av
Henry Charles A. (George & Henry) r. NW cor Wolf
and Crescent Av
Henry Cornelius, machine hand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 229 Twenty-eighth
Henry C. J., quartermaster stmr City of New York
Henry Edward L., r. 845 Mission
Henry Elizabeth, widow, r. 2103 Hyde
Henry Emil, candymaker, r. 4 Cedar Av
Henry Eugene T., assistant marine reporter Mer-
chants' Exchange, Meigg's Wharf
Henry George J., bookkeeper James B. Haggin, r.
2720 Sacramento
Henry George P., foreman William N, Van Laak, r.
935 Twenty-sixth
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 Marbl St.
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Producers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
HEN
593
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Henry George S., meter reader Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1109 Post
Henry Henry 8., compositor The Bancroft Co., r.
1H15 Larkin
Henry James, laborer Thomas Carr, r. 1523 Mission
Henry James, restaurant, 1803 Mission
Henry James V., real estate agent, 148 Sixth
Henry John, r. 1555 J4 Market
Henry John, miner, r. 212 First
Henry John, storekeeper The Baldwin, r. 502 O'Far-
rell
Henry John P., r. 54 Sacramento
Henry John W., painter Q. B. De Ferrari, r. 1C27
Powell
Henry Joseph, r. 48 Oak
Henry Joseph, bootblack, r. 46 Powell
Henry Joseph, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth, r. 831 Geary
Henry Joseph, wood dealer. Sea Wall Section A, r.
1115 Steiner
Henry Joseph F., carpenter, r. 113 California Av, B.H.
Henry J. P., seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Henry Leon, compositor, r. 1515 Larkin
Henry Loreuzo A., printer, and extraman Engine No.
3, r. 1317 California
Henry Louis M., clerk, r. 2415 California
Henry Lyons, painter, r. 1G09 Powell
Henry M., machinist, r. 150 Silver
Henry I>Iarcii8 M., musical, literary and dra-
matic manager and agent, oifice at Sherman, Clay
& Co., r. 1439 Pine
Henry Margaret L., widow, r. 845 Mission
Heury Martin, clerk, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Henry JI. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2024 Mission
Henry M. R. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1711 Polk
Henry Robert, boilermaker, r. 440 Brannan
Henry Robert, machinehand Cal. Mill, r. 229 Twenty-
eighth
Henry Rosalie M., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 20 Met-
calfe PI
Henry Samuel, furniture, 1026 Howard, r. 148 Sixth
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 623 Montgomery,
r. 1515 Larkin
Henry Schuyler C, longshoreman, r. 804 Vallejo
Henry Thomas, r. 229 Twenty-eighth
Henry Thomas, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Henry Thomas T., oiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE cor
Minnesota and Solano
Henry Watson H., marine engineer, r. 312 Thirteenth
Henry William, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Henry William, hoetler Smith & Poultney, r.530 Third
Henry William, laborer S. P. Co., r. t)7 Minna
Henry William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Henry William, ship clerk, r. 514 Green
Heury William, with Singer Mufg Co., r. 12 Clinton
Henry William A., clerk G. G. Wickson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Henry William H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 30 Stone
Henry W. Warner (Felling, Henry & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Henschen Ann, widow, r. 3J^ Zoe
Henschen Catherine, groceries and liquors, 1505
Steiner, r. 1 Elliot Park
Henschen Louise, widow, r. 2313 Larkin
Hensel F., laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Hensel Frederick, blacksmith, r. 2214 Filbert
Hensell George, carpenter, r. 1618 Eddy
Hensell Johiii C. , proprietor Standard Saloon, 25
Sixth, r. The Melville
Hensen H. F., tailor C. Williams
Hensen Peter, coffee saloon, 227 Montgomery Av
I&' Hensen. See Hansen and Hanson
Henshaw Charles, carpenter, r. 1434 Broadway
Henshaw James, porter Davis k Cowell, r. cor Kear-
ny and Vallejo
Henshaw J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Pine
Henshaw Tyler, bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
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MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W, li J, SL011N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & Henshelwood) r.
725 Gough
Hensley Frederick C, bookkeeper Arpad Haraszthy
& Co., r. 1502 Leavenworth
Hensley Sarah R., widow, r. 229 Bartlett
Hensley William D., sergeant police, r. 2809 Howard
Hensley William J., delivery clerk Arpad Haraszthy
& Co., r. 1502 Leavenworth
Hent Reuben W., attorney at law, 605 Clay,
rooms 16-17, r. 1012 Haight
Hentrich Frank E., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 1316 Jones
Hentrich L. V. B.,r. 1316 Jones
Heiitz Aii^fiist H., wines and liquors, NW cor
McAllister and Hyde, r. 204 McAllister
Hentzell Benjamin F., sewer contractor, r. 1223 Do-
lores
Hentzell John, chimney builder L. E. Clawson & Co.,
r. 21G Gough
Hentzell William J., chimney builder L. E. Clawson
& Co., r. 243 Fell
Henz David, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Henzel Edward F., electrician, r. 1912 Steiner
Henzel George L. electrician, 1906 Steiner, r. 1912
Steiner
Henzler John, r. 638 Commercial
Henzler John B., baker, r. 625 Clay
Heortdahl Nicolai, seaman, r. 106 Francisco
Heijp George, shoemaker, 1330 Dupont, r. 2017 Powell
Hepp George Jr., with Thomas Day & Co., r. 2017
Powell
Heppar Louis, cigarbox maker, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Heppert Henrv, instrument maker A. Lietz & Co., r.
1309 Stockton
Heppler Charles, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Heppner John O., bookkeeper, secretary and controll-
er's office S. P. Co., r. 317 Powell
Herald Bernard, molder, r. E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Herald Edward H., teamster, r. 82 West Mission
Herald of Trade (weekly) Herald of Trade Publishing
Co. publishers, 415 Market
Herald of Trade Publishing Co., B. F. Jacobs man-
ager, 415 Market
e^ Herald. See Harold, Harrold and Herold
Heran Patrick, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 14
Allen
B^" Heran. See Heron, Herrin and Herron
Herbarth Edouard, wooden tap maker H. Waas, r. 520
Buchanan
Herber John, liquor saloon, 1154 Market, r. 411}^ Oc-
tavia
Herberger Karl, upholsterer, 414 Larkin, r. Alameda
Herberger Charles W., upholsterer A. Aronsou, r. 14
Bernard
Herbert , paperhanger, r. 18 Lewis PI
Herbert Christopher C, steward stmr St. Paul, r. 629
Jessie
Herbert Edward, tailor, r. Second Av nr Point Lobos
Av
Herbert Heury, butcher, r. 22,32 Post
Herbert Henry V., agent law dept S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 69, r. Alameda
Herbert H. H., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 312Ji Sev-
enth
Herbert John F., plasterer, r. 339 Tehama
Herbert Maurice, capitalist, r. 1109 Howard
Herbert Sidney, bootblack, SW cor Sixth and Mission,
r. 339 Tehama
Herbert Thomas, laborer, r. 39 V, Lafayette
Herbert William (Herbert & Nyland) r. 448)4 Third
Herbert .<: Nyland (William Herbert and Joseph Ny-
land) coopers, 38 Cmuuiercial
Herbold Antone, clerk Herman Giescben, r. 105 Turk
Herbst Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 637 Gohleii Gate Av
Herbst Charles L., dispatchers operator S. P. Co., r.
761 Harrison
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KA^- FKAN<'I.SCO. CAIm
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HER
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
impori'i:k3 of
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Herbst Henry C, luacliiiiist Iiuion Iron Works, r. 32
South Park
Herbst Justus (Herbst & Maas) r. 131 Second
Herbst & 3Ia,as (Justus Herbst and Frederick
Maas) proprietors Post Keller Restaurant and
Saloon, SE cor Kearny and Post
Herbstritt Herman, cutler Will & Finck, r. 219 Lang-
ton
Harbstritt Joseph, grinder Will & Flnok, r. 219 Lang-
ton
Here Charles, trunk maker Hecht & Morgenstern, r.
568 Folsom
Herche Henry, millwright, r. 526 Howard
Herche Jacob, millwright, r. 526 Howard
Hercules Cold Storage Co., SW cor Grove and
Laguna, Charles Alpers president, office 15 Safe
Deposit Bldg
Hercnles Po^vder Works(Powning, Contra Costa
County, Cal.) G. T. Lawtou president, John F.
Lohse secretary, 230 California
Herd John, land agent Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. 711
Jones
Herdel Fritz, proprietor Pfalzerhof Saloon, 799
Haight
Heredia Edward, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
1701 Howard
Herendeen Edward, master mariner, r. 511 Jones
Hergarten Emily, widow, r. 448J4 Natoma
Herget Emil W., locksmith, r. 601 Turk
Herget E. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 601 Turk
Herget John L.. tinsmith, r. 1081 Broadway
Herget Mary L. , widow, r. 1081 Broadway
Hergetz John, shoemaker, r. 1033 Twenty-fourth, rear
Heridge C, janitor Bush Street Theatre
Hering Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 70iJ<J "
Heringer Henry A., decorator, office 22 Third, r. 962
Mission
Heringer Rudolph F.. painter, r. 116 Shotwell
B^" Heringer. See Herringer
Heriughi Aaron, clerk M. J. Franklin & Bro., r. 828
Geary
Heriughi Bernardo, stockbroker, 330 Pine, room 8, r.
828 Geary
Heringhi Edward, trader, r. 155 J^ Clara
HERINQHI LEO jewelry store,
watclimafeer and jeiveler, 10^3 Mar-
ket, r. 8 38 Geary
Heringhi Samuel, r. 828 Geary
Heriot Harriet, widow, r. 2400 Bush
Heriot Hugh, clerk C. A. Malm, r. 529 Howard
Herkenbam Charles, butcher William Merkelbach,
r. 15 Hickory Av
Herlihy Charles, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Herlihy Cornelius, laborer, r. 62 Clementina
Herlihy Daniel, clerk, r. 1153 Folsom
Herlihy Daniel, foundryman, r. 43 Tehama
Herlihy Daniel F., warehouseman Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. 1153 Folsom .
Herlihy Daniel H., special policeman, r. 2404 Geary
Herlihy Dennis C, liquor saloon, 207 Second, r. 17
Tehama
Herlihy Jeremiah J., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 2213 Steiner
Herlihy John, contractor, r. 202 Twenty-third
Herlihy John, driver, r. 1213 Broadway
Herlihy John, laborer, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy John, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 8
Jane PI
Herlihy Kate, widow, r. 43 Tehama
Herlihy Maurice, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 1153 Folsom
Herlihy Mary, widow, r. 3 Alaska PI
Herlihy Patrick H., chief engineer stmr City of New
York, r. 2213 Steiner
Herlihy Patrick J., cigarmaker David Barry, r. 1330
Folsom
Herlihy Richard, wood and coal, 1213 Broadway
Herlihy William B., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 12
Tehama
Herlin Peter, tailor, 736 Minna
Herling Louis, blacksmith August Vetter, r. 1228
Twenty-second
Hcrlitz Charles F., clerk George W. McNcar, r. Oak-
liaid
Herlitz Fred, molder Union Iron Works, r. 440 Ninth,
rear
Herlitz Robert, flour packer Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. Berkeley
Hernial John, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. W a
Washington Av bet Twenty-seventy and Twenty-
eighth
Hermaliue Alexis, r. 2108 Pine
Herman Albert R., clerk Rudolph Herman, r. NW
cor Baker and Jefferson
Herman Alexander, clerk Scholle Bros.
Herman Alfred, jeweler, r. Broderick bet Beach and
Jefl'erson
Herman Andrew, clerk Holbrook Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1843 Fillmore
Herman Bertha Miss, teacher music, r. 2625 Folsom
Herman Charles, laborer, r. S s Beach bet Baker and
Broderick
Herman Emile, architect, r. 2625 Folsom
Herman Harry, fireman, r. 41 1 acific
Herman Henry C, compositor, r. 424 Minna
Herman Henry L., purser, r. 419 Fillmore
Herman John, longshoreman, r. 102 Mission
Herman John E., tailor, r. 455 Minna
Herman Julius, liquor saloon, 239 Third
Herman Louis, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Herman Martin, stockbroker, 324 Pine, room 6
Herman Philip, spinner, r. 505 Broadway
Hernian Rudolph., proprietor Harbor View Park,
NW cor Baker and Jefferson
Herman Warren, butcher, r. Church nr Twenty-fifth
Herman William, laborer, r. 20 Clara
Hermann Andrew, steamboatman, r. 18 Natoma
Hermann Anton, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling & Sons,
r. 452 Seventeenth
Hermann Benjamin, butcher, NE cor Bush and
Franklin, r. 1821 Pine
Hermann Charles, seaman, r. North Pacifiic Hotel
Hermann Charles G., dyer, r. 708 Lombard
Hermann Frank, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Hermann Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hermann H., upholsterer W. J. Heney & Co., r. 222
Eddy
Hermann House, Hermann Hashagen proptr, 2013
Folsom
Hermann John, bookbinder, r. 28 First
Hermann John, foreman Charles Waltz, r. 730'Vallejo
Hermann Jolin, machinist, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
Hermann John, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Hermann Lueien Mrs., r. 1427 Washington
Hermann 31. <fc Co. (Melville Hermann and Mel-
ville M. Regensburgei) proprietors The Melville,
1104 Market
Hermann Max, r. 1930 Pine
Hermann Melville (M. Hermann & Co.) r. The Mel-
ville
Hermann Moses, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 673 McAllister
Hermann Samuel, clerk Benjamin Hermann, r. 1821
Pine
Hermann Theodore, birds, 630 Washington
Hermann Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hermann William G., confectioner Franz Siebrecht,r.
907 Union
8^" Hermann. See Herman, Herrman and Herrmann
Hermansen Asmus, waiter, r. 255 Stevenson
Hermansen Herman, steward, r. 218 Stockton
Hermida Augustine, steward, r. 1214 Powell
Herminet John, r. 2336 Mission
Hermiston James, r. 525 Howard
Herms John F., salesman, r. Ill Clipper
££
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
„. AT ...
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM, SESTOK, Asst. Manigor.
iTHE BANCROFT COMPANY
■-ST.; PRINTERS ANiJ LITHOGRAPHERS.
HER
595
HER
Hern Catherine, widow, r. 25 Sumner
VST Hern. See Hearii and Hearue
Htriian Benjamin, tinsmith, r. lOlK Union
Heruan Hugh, porter Occidenial Hotel
Heruan John T., clerk, r. 1018 Union
Heinan Michael, watchman Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 1018 Union
Hernau Michael, steerage steward stmr City of New
York
HcTuau Michael H., law student, r. 1018 Union
Heruan 'William W.. clerk Henry Perry, r. 1018 Union
Hernandez A. Mrs., widow, r. 1221 McAllister
Hernandez Elizabeth, widow, r. 911 Pacific
Hernandez Frank, r. 911 Pacific
Hernandez Josefa, widow, r. 27 John
Hernandez Marcelino, r. 1321 Powell
Hernandez Raphael, cook, r. 631 Pacfic
Hernduu Anuie C. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. C21 Bu-h
Herudon Walter B., cutter Leek Glove Mnfg Co.
Herney Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Herold Charles, wagonmaker, W s San Bruno Koad nr
Army
Herold Edward, clerk, r. 21 Zoe
Herold Frederick, harnessmaker Sievers & Hoebel, r.
W s San Bruno Road nr Army
Herold Jacob, tailor Gersou Harshall, r. 4 Welsh
Herold John C, groceries and liquors, 19 Zoe
Herold Joseph, clerk, r. 21 Zoe
Herold Matthias, collector Hoffmann & Woenne, r.
iVi Stevenson
Herold Roderick, musician, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph, musician, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr. (Speyer & Herold) r. 1612 Van
Ness Av
Herold Rudolph A., draftsman B. McDougall & Son,
r. 317 Bush
Herold William, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r,
21 Zoe
Herold Winfield G., r. 612 Howard
ler Herold. See Harold, H.irrold and Herald
Heron Jam^s, secretary Wells Fargo & Co., NE cor
Sansome and Halleck, r. 219 Geary
Heron John D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 813
Sutter
Heron Michael, wood and coal, 312 Golden Gate Av,
r. 32 Birch Av
Heron T. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 1316)^ Larkin
Heron Thomas, clerk, r. 5'Jl Stevenson
Heron William, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1316>4
Lirkin
l^~ Heron. See Herron, Herrin and Heran
Hi T0U3C Edmond L., carpenter S. P. Co.. r. 12 Capp
Herr John J., general purchasing agent, 024 Market,
r. Berkeley
Herr Marcus M., solicitor Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 142.5)^ Hayes
Herrera Francisco, bitmaker. 005 Greenwich, r. 1707
Stockton
Herrera Francisco, Consul-General Nicaragua and
Consul Bolivia and Equador, 218 California, r.
206 Powell
Herrera Michael, butcher O. Grant, r. 1514 Powell
Herrguth August P., curer Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 2208 Greenwich
Herrick Anne Miss, teacher Stanford Free Kinder-
garten, r. Oakland
Herrick Charles A., assistant J. S. Porter, r. 1010}<i
Leavenworth
Herrick E. D., r. 711 M Seventeenth
Herrick Edward M., wholesale lumber, shipping and
commisolon, 17 Steuart. r. Oakland
HERRICK EUGENE H.
house and si<;ii polluter iiiiil pnper-
han^fr, and dealer wall piiper, pniiita,
oils, etc., 1713 Market, r. 105 Prospect
Av, B. H.
k^
IN THE
BXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
nrpoRTFii.s
LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
.T, PALACE IIOTF.L.
Herrick George E., inspector Spring Valley W. W., r.
45 Twelfth
Herrick Herbert S. (Riley, Olsen & Herrick) r. Oak-
laud
Herrick H. J., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Herrick I. 11., liquor saloon, 323 Bush
Herrick Richard, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Clay
Herrick Richard P., r. 524 Twenty-second
Herrick Stephen S., pbysician, 2408 Folsom
Herrick William A., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union
r. Oakland
Herrick William F., assistant secretary Commercial
Ins. Co. of Cal., 430 California, r. Oakland
Herridge Charles J., janitor Bush Street Theater, r. 1
Delta PI
Herrier Philip, carpenter, r. Point Lobos Av bet First
and Second Avs
Herriman Albert H.(Herriman & Mills) r. 1219 Golden I
Gate Av
Herriman J. S., with George G. Pohl, r. 1.30t Powell
Herriman & Mills (Albert H. Herriman and Warren
F. Mills) stevedores, 22 California
Herrin Edward N., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
102 Welsh
Herrin John, r. 1133 Twenty-sixth
Herrin Maurice, salesman, r. 4 Zoe
Herrin William, salesman, r. 4 Zoe
Herrin William F. (Newlands, Allen h Herrin) at-
torney at law, 305 Sansome, r. 1919 Baker
ey Herrin. See Heron, Herrmi and Heran
Herring D. T., bartender C. A. Riegels, r. 1315 How-
ard
Herring Elizabeth, domestic 124 Bartlett
Herring Elizabeth, widow, r. 1010 Mission
Herring Frederick, m-ichlnist R. Herring, r. Twenty-
seventh bet Howard and Folsom
Herring G., laborer JoUu Wielaud Brewing Co.
Herring May, widow, r. 50 Everett
He ring Richard, mufr furniture, 450-4.'i2 Stevenson,
r. Twenty-seventh bet Howard and Folsom
Herring Richard Jr., machinist Richard Herring, r.
Twenty-seventh bet Howard and Folsom
Herring Theodore, bookkeeper Arthur Legallet, r. 48
Oak
1^" Herring. See Herrin, Hering, Heron and Her-
• ron
Herrluger Emma, clerk H. Cohen, r. 2135 Pine
Herringer John, seannn, r. 249 Steuart
US?" Herringer. See Heringer
Herrmann A. F., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 406
Minna
Herriuaiin .\nton, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 24
HERRMATTN C. & 00. (Conrad
Herrmann and Prank .T. Veen) nianu-
factnrers and iinpi>rter>i Itiit4 and caps
and hatt«M-«'m iterial.s,33'J-:t3G Kearny,
factory ;in.5 Busli, and proprietors The
Colonnade Hat Store, \%\'A~\'AW Mar-
Herrmann C. F., druggist, r. OOO Pine
Herrmann Charle.s (J. Popert & Co.) r. 024 Fourth
Herrmann Charles L., warehouseman clothing dept
U. S. A., r. 2221 Jackson
Herrmann Chri'^topher, driver John Wleland Brew-
ing Co.. r. 72 Tehama
Herrmann Conrad (C. Herrmann & Co.) r. 2222 Cali-
fornia ,
Herrmann Ferdinand, liquor saloon. 305 Davia
H'-rrmaiiu George, paperruler, r. 315 !« Ivy Av
Herrmann Henry, manager C. Herrmann & Co.,
lJli-12U Market, r. 1728 Steven><ou
Herrmann Henry F., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 14 Chestnut
Herrmann Hermann, machinist Clot & MesBe, r. 1138
Green
Herrmann J., with ClauB Wreden fc Co., r. 2001 Powell
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LiARCKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AAIERICAN COMPANY.
HEK
596
HES
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Plu.ce Triiiiniiiiijfs
a Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Herrmann James (Herrmann & Soto) r. 1500 Larkin
Herrmann John W., r. W 8 Clara Av bet State and
Seventeenth
Herrmann Julius, clothing. 201 Montgomery, r. 506
Jessie
Herrmann Martin, cook McCauley & Young, r. 647
Natoma
Herrmann Oscar, clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 2414 Web-
ster
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann & Co.) r. 1500 Lar-
kin
Hei-rinanii William, secretary German Savings
and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 623 Turk
Herrmann William J., contectiuner, r. 907 Union
Herrmann William P., watchmaker Cohu Bros., r.
624 Fourth
Herrmann & Co. (Sigismund Herrmann) import-
ers and dealers hops, corks and brewers' and
liquor dealers' materials, and agents South Park
Malt House and Alex Fries & Brothtrs' essential
oils and essences, 313 Sacramento
Herrmann Si Soto (James Herrmann and Romulo
M. F. Soto) attorneys at law, 303 California, rooms
22-24
83^ Herrmann. See Hermann, Herman and Herr-
man
Herrod George, watchman stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Herron Annie, widow, r. 258 Eighth
Herron David, salesman estate Sumner C. Blake
Herron James, painter, r. 8 Johnston Av
Herron John, bookkeeper The Pine Mnfrs Co.
Herron John, gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Five
Mile House
Herron Samuel, currier, r. Railroad Av nr Servia
Herron Sarah Mrs., r. 333 Sixth
Herron Thomas, proptr Mechanics' Laundry, W s
Michigan nr Shasta
Herron Thomas H., clerk, r. 333 Sixth
1^" Herron. .See Heron, Herrin and Heran
Herrschaft C. Mrs., dressmaking. 3083., Sixth
Herrschaft Christian, cigarb and tobacco, 308 Sixth
Herrscher Henry, painter, r. 519 Sacramento
Herschenson David, rabbi, r. 412 Sixth
Hersey Edward, cooper, r. 824 Bryant
Hersey Frederick H., with S. Foster & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hersey Louis, r. 219 Grant Av
Hershberg H. & Co. (Harry Hershberg) importers
cloth'ng and men's furnishing goods, 141-143
Montgomery
Hershberg Harry (H. Hershberg & Co. ) r. Seattle
W. T.
Herson Albert, waiter, r. 217 Minna
Hertel Eliza Miss, r. 815 Lyon
Hertel George F. A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114
Tenth
Hertel Herman R., clerk, r. 1906 Sutter
Hertel Rudolph, r. 2018 Geary
Hertel Theodore W., warehouseman Cal. Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 114 Tenth
Herten Frank, paper carrier, r. 144 Perry
Hertenstein August (Bernstein & Co.) r. 12 Bluxome
Herter John, cook George Bannister, r. SW cor Fourth
and Berry
Herting William, butcher William Wetzel, r. 2548
Hertler Lorenzo R., tailor, r. 235 Fifth
Herttel William (Hess & Herttel) r. 634 Pacific
Herttler Joseph, baker, r. 2232 Mission
Herty James, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Herty Thomas E., clerk, r. 324 Vallejo
Hertz Caroline, widow, r. 1227 Mission
Hertz Henrietta, widow, r. 1830 O'Farrell
Hertz J. & Co. (Jacob Hertz and Adolph Schetzel)
butchers, 5-6 Centre Market
Hertz Jacob (J. Hertz & Co.) r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz Lezra, clothing, 427 Pacific
Hertz Regina Miss, teacher Falrmount Primary
School, r. 1'227 Mission
Hertz Samuel M., gasfitter, and extraman Engine Ko.
5. r. 427 Pacific
Hertzel Henry, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Hertzman Charles, steward, r. 310 Stockton
Hertzmann Leo, porter Schoenholz Bros., & Co., r. 26
Turk
Hertzog Augusta, widow, r. 25 Thirteenth
Hertzog Charles, with Otto Norman
Herve Eugene F. (Hilpisch & Herve) r. Alameda
Herve William A., butcher L. Livingston, r. 044 Bry-
, ant
Herwig H., r. 317 Bush
Herwig Wilhelm, nurse German Hospital
Hery Elizabeth Mrs., r. 4 Sheppard PI
Hery J. Mrs., r. 21 Telegraph PI
Herz Charles, trunkmaker,_r. 5(;8 Folsom
Herz Gustav, r. 1445 Leavenworth
Herzberg Isaac (Charles Jacobs k Co.) and stock-
broker, 238 Montgomery, r. 2114 Howard
Herzberg Joseph A., bookkeeper Corfield & Moise, r.
1223 Ellis
Herzberg Lillie Miss, bookkeeper S. Wutz & Co., r.
1223 Ellis
Herzberg Martin, fancy goods, 423 Washington, r. 1223
Ellis
Herzberg Mary, widow, r. 700 Post
Herzer Hugo, manager S. F. Abend Post Publishing
Co., 535 California, r. 331 Fell
Herzfelder Herrman, r. 1626 Post
Herzo Antone, longshoreman, r. 17 Alta
Herzo John, capitalist, r. 1129 Union
Herzog Alfred H., clerk J. Herzog & Co., r. 1207
Eddy
Herzog Brothers (Herman, John F. and Paul F.)
blacksmiths, 737 Broadway
Herzog Gustave, with E. Raas & Co., r. 811 Turk
Herzog Henry J., bookkeeper J. Herzog & Co., r. 1207
Eddy
Herzog Herman (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
HERZOG Ji & 00. (Joseph.
Herzog) proprietors Enrelta Hair and.
Bedding' Factory, S\Y cor Fifteenth
and Dolores, manufactui-ers bedding^
and supplies, office 770 Mission
Herzog John F. (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Joseph (J. Herzog & Co.) r. 1207 Eddy
Herzog Julius, glazier, r. 927 J<s Jackson
Herzog Louis, furniture, 990 Folsom
Herzog Max, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 811 Turk
Herzog Paul F. (Herzog Bros.) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Philip, furniture mnfr. 337 Fifth, r.
laud
Herzog T. D., teacher music, 103 O'Farrell, r. 1008
Montgomery Av
Herzog William H., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r
739 Broadway
Herzstein M. , physician and surgeon, office 323
Sutter, r. 2220 Broadway
Hesdra William, showcase maker Miller & Co., r. 202
Fifth
Hesemeyer Frederick W., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co..
r. 856 Ji Harrison
Hesketh George, longshoreman, r. 3 Chesley
Hesketh George, ropemaker, r. 327 Filbert
Hesketh Joseph E., mattressmaker, r. 316 Thirteenth
Hesketh Joseph H., tinroofer, r. 316 Thirteenth
Hesketh Richard G., seaman, r. 144!^ Clara
Heslin James, fireman Am. Sugar Refinery
Heslion James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 727 Minna
Hess Andrew J., gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 432
Tenth
Hess August, engineer F. Thomas & Co., r. 812 Jessie
Hess Benjamin, r. 2813 Pine
Hess Charles Jr., optician Charles Hess, r. 1308 Cali-
fornia
Oak-
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. «'OR. THIRU
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
[ 530
(WASHINGTON
ST. IProdncers or FINE TABLE WINES
HES
597
HEV
HESS CHARLES Sli manufuc-
tiirinu: opliciaii siiid iiiipoi-tei- optical,
iiiathematical iiistriimeiits, etc., expe-
rinieiital gplass blo>viii|f and line model
■»vi>rk done to order, 519 Keurii}', r.
1308 California
Hess Conrad, dairy produce, 20nck' Mason
Hues Edwin, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 517 Hayes
Hess E. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 517 Hayes
Uesa Fr. «)b Co. (Frederick Hess and Moses Green-
blatt) publishers and proprlfetors California Deiii-
okrat. 409-413 Bush
Hess Frank, watchmaker WiUlam Mund, r. 1308 Cali-
fornia
Hess Frauz (Hess k Herttel) r. 634 Pacific
Hess Fred. F.. assistant bookkeeper Wakelee & Co., r.
821 California
Hess Frederick (Fr. Hess & Co.) r. 821 California
Hess GustavuB, dyer F. Thomas ^'c Co., r. 27 Tenth
Hess Henry, tailor, 126 Kearny, room 53, r. 2813 Pine
Hess .Jacob, shoemaker, 1709 Market
Hess Jacob, tailor, r. Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Hess John, varnisher A. Frei, r. 313 Ritch
Hess Joseph, butcher, r. 314 Scott
Hess Joseph, driver, r. 1621 Post
Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Wertheimer) r. 1800 Sutter
Hess Lewis (Lewis Hess & Co.) r. 821 Grove
Hess Lewis \- Co. (Lewis Hess) mufrs Damiana Bit-
ters, 12 Montgomery Av
Hess Louis S., r. 336 }<, Bush
Hess Otto G., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1308 Sutter
Hess Robert, r. 408 Pacific
He.'^s Robert, shoemaker, 1711 Market
Hess Samuel, bartender Gruen & Zinkand
Hess Thomas J., and driver Hose No. 2, r. 1815 Post
Hess Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1513 Mission
Hess William, barber, r. 130 Bernard
Hess William, cigarmaker H. Plagemsnn & Co., r.
1710 Jessie
Hess William, wagonmaker, r. 269}^ Clara
Hess William E., optician Charles Hess, r. 1308
California
Hess William F., receiving teller Wells Fargo & Go's
Bank, r. 321 Geary
Hess >t Herttel (Franz Hess and William Herttel)
proptrs Baker's Home, 634 Pacific
Hesse Conrad, r. Randall nr Guerrero
Hesse John A., barber, 2552 Folsom, r. cor Standish
and M.^yflower
Hesse Julius C, shipcarpenter, r. cor Fifth and
Brannan
Hesse Nicholas (Hesse & Heins) r. 503 Chestnut
Hesse & Heins (Nicholas Hesse and Peter Heins)
liquor saloon. 633 Sacramento
t^ Hesse See Hess
Hessel Abraham, clerk P. Furst, r. 10 Auburn
Hesscl Nathan, tailor, r. 1608 Leavenworth
Hesselmeyer Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 2624 Bush
Hesselmeyer Theodore, cashier Nathan, Dohrmann
it Co., r. 2624 Bush
Hession Henry, plasterer, r. 270 Jessie
Hession John, carrier Post Office, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Kate Miss, teacher Garfield Primary School,
r. 2023 Polk
Hession Michael H., r. 2023 Polk
Hession Patrick, foundryman, r. 270 Jessie
Hession Patrick, laborer, r. HIS Howard
Hession Robert H., salesman William Wolff & Co., r.
21H Larkin
He8si<m William W.. blacksmith, r. 11 Hubbard
Hessler Charles, artist The Dickman-Jones Co., r. 225
Capp
Hessler Charles, ship and Custom House broker, 518
B^ttry, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Christina, widow, cloakmaker, r. 511 Steven-
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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h MOST NEWS!
lOST GIRCUL.WIO?! ' NO^T .\I1VF,I{TI?EWE!ITS :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hessler Frederick, coalpasser stmr State of Cali-
fornia
Hessler George, butcher Jonas & Co., r. 1117 Mission
Hessler Harry F. W.. ship and Custom House broker,
518 Battery, r. 22 Capp
Hessler Philip, upholsterer. 703 Larkin
Hessler William, bakery, 617 Post
Hessler William, proprietor The American
Bakery, 715 Pacific
Hessling Augusta, domestic 935 Valencia
Hessmeier Joseph, bedmaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Hester Frank, brewer, r. Humbo'dt Hotel
Hester M., steward, r. 529 Sacramento
Hester Martin M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 7
Grand Av
Hester William F., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 1016
Leavenworth
Hestou Joseph F., r. 18 Bernard
Hestor Martin, steward, r. 17 Hubbard
Hestres Emile, mining secretary, 217 Sansome, room
18, r.60y Pine
Hetherington Henry, assistant engineer stmr Cres-
cent City, r. SE cor Seventeenth and Castio
Hetrich Frank D., cupeller U. S. Mint, r. 1411 Bush
Hettich John P., foreman Neville & Co., r. 04 Te-
hama
Hettich Sarah, widow, r. 64 Tehama
Hettich William B., machinist r. 64 Tehama
Hettinger Charles, laborer, r. Tenerilfo nr Tomblgbeo
Hettler Joseph, baker, r. 634 Valencia
Hettrich Carrie Mrs., r. 1138 Howard
HettricU Micliael, manager The Dickman-Jones
Co., 512-514 Folsom, r. 3009 Laguna
Hetty Louis B., electrical and mechanical call
bell manufacturer, 126 Eddy, r. 32 Turk
Hetz Peter, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Road nr Army
Hetzel George (Koch & Hetzel) r. SE cor Laguna and
Post
Hetzel George W., m usician, r. 202 Stockton
Hetzer H. August, coppersmith, r. 1940 Stevenson
Hetzer Joseph A., glazier, r. 1940 Stevenson
Heubach Ellen, widow, r. 240 Fulton
Heubner Emil, mnfr lounge frames, r. 8J4 Sheridan
Heuck Fannie H., widow, r. 30 Moss
Heuer Alexander, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Stevenson, r. Brunswick House
Heuer Emilie, ladies' nurse German Hospital
Heuer Ernst, bookkeeper Thomas Lougbran, r. 317
Bush
Heuer George F., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 2117 Taylor
Heuer H., cook, r. 1219 Kearny
Heuer Hulda R. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2316 Mission
Heuer Phillip, groceries and liquors SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Lombard, r. 2117 Taylor
Heuer WiUiain, clerk, r. 499 !« Fourth
Heuer William F., musician, r. 1219 Kearny
Heuer William H., major Engineer Corps, U. S.
A., River and Harbor Iraprov<'ment8, Engineer
Twelfth Lighthouse District, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, fourth floor, r. 1814 Sacramento
Heuermanu Emil, bookkeeper Sutro & Co., r. 730
Gough
Heuermran Gerold E., horse clipper, r. 1804 Howard
Heughes William, r. 407 Buchanan
HeuniBch Adam (Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch) r.
Alameda
Heunisch Albert G., bookkeeper Abramson. Bacon &
Heunisch, r. Alameda
Heurteux Alexander, waiter, r. 82 Jessie
HeusHler Albert, artist, and proprietor Universsl
Copying Co., 1202 Mission, r. 125 Shotwell
Heussmann John C, waiter Madson & Pc-terson, r. 4
Hiiggin
Heuston Frederick G.,tatlor, r. 19 Hampton PI
tejT Heuston. See Hewnton and Houston
Hevener Ella L. Mrs., millinery and purchasing
buresiu, 1073 Market, r. 1014 Mission
Uevener John, shoemaker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUfT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA 1>RY "SPEriAli,"
"W. B. Chapman, Sole Ag^ent for Pacific Coast,
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrOKTKlUJ OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Heverin AiiRelo M., assistant weigher Ciistom House,
r. 182() Hyde
Heveilu Charles R., traveling agent Journal of Com-
merce, r. (ila Eddy
He-verln Edward J., sculptor, r. 1820 Hyde
Heverin Michael, contractor and marble dealer, r.
1820 Hyde
Hewelcke Edwin H., steward Verein Eintracht, r. 12
Adair
Hewtlke Hugo, cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 612 Church
Hewes Charles W., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman &
Co., r. Oakland
Hewes Jesse, whitener, r. 208 Leavenworth
0^" Hewes. See Hews, Hughes and Heughes
Hewitt Charles, deputy Sheriff, r. 2924 Pine
Hewitt Charles, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hewitt Charles H., master mariner, r. 2109 Broderick
Hewitt Cora Miss, copyist, r. 237 Eleventh
Hewitt Daniel W., ship carpenter, r. 405 Natoma
Hewitt Dixwell, clerk Pac. Ins. Union., r. 1898 Broad-
way
Hewitt Edward T., patternmaker S. F. Tool Co., r.
2235 Market
Hewitt Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 530 Katoma
Hewitt £. P. Miss, r. 410 Buchanan
Hewitt Frank, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hewitt Frank, teamster Capitol Mills, r. 216 Eigh-
teenth
Hewitt George, r. 1118 Market
Hewitt House, 2363^ Sixth
Hewitt J., waiter Orpheum. r. 318 Jessie
Hewittt James, engineer S. P. Co., r. 18 Albion Av
Hewitt John, fireman S. P. Co. r. 112 Shotwell
Hewitt Joseph M., chemist Langley & Michaels, r.
610 Van Ness Av
Hewitt Mary, widow, r. 102 Minna
Hewitt Eobert (Freeland & Hewitt) r. 407 Oak
Hewitt S. A., r. 318 Jessie
Hewitt Walter W., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 45
Fourth
Hewitt William, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hewitt William, patternmaker, r. 2235 Market
Hewitt William A., molder, r. 2235 Market
Hewitt William B.. operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 2109 Broderick
Hewitt William S., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Hewlett Frederick (Ross &" Hewlett) r. 775 Haight
Hewlett P. B., farmer, r. 1412 Mason
Hews George M., r. 2318 Washington
B^" Hews. See Hewes Hughes and Heughes
HewBon John M.. comnositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
8 Albion Av
Hewson Nathaniel, clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 793 Mis-
sion
Hewson Robert, salesman Donald McMillan, r. 22 El-
eventh
Hewson Robert, proptr Union Gas Machine, office 12
Bush, r. 718 Octiivia
Hewston George, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1132 Sutter
Hewston John, clerk, and estraman Engine No. 9, r.
21 Jessie
S^ Hewston. See Heuston, Houston and Huston
Hewton Samuel, porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 317
Bush
Hextell Thomas, gardener, r. 108 Montgomery Block
Hey Frederick, watchman, r. SW cor Alameda and
Nebraska
HEY, GEAUERHOLZ & CO.
(John Hey anrt Henry J. Grauerholz)
importers and wholesale wines and
liquors, 315 Sacramento
Hey G. William, bartender T. F. A. Obermeyer, r.
561 Minna
Hey John (Hey. Grauerholz & Co.) r. 204 Valencia
Hey Louis, master mariner, r. 510 Chestnut
B£^ Hey. See Heye and Hay
Hejden Jacob, carpenter, r. 19 Hinckley
Heydeiiaber L(>ui8(Gruen «; Ueydt-uaber) r. 418 Hyde
Heydenfelflt Solomon, attorney at law, 34 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1016 Post
Heydeiifeldt Solomon Jr., attorney at law, 34
Nevada Block, r. 1315 Mason
K7- Ileydcnfeldt. See Hadenfeldt
HoydeureicL Kmil, bartender, r. 7 Everett
Heydenreich Frederick, musician, r. 7 Everett
lleydon Asa T., engraver W. N. Harris, r. East Berk-
eley
Heye Henry, liquor saloon. 234 Townsend
l^~ Heye. See Hey and Hay
Heyen John, laborer, r. 3116 Fillmore
Heyer Albert, groceries, wines and liquors, 600
Third, and Supervisor Ninth Ward, r. 501 Bryant
Heyer Albert C, clerk, r. 501 Bryant
Heyer Charles W., collector The German Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 2716 Pine
Heyer Frederick H., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 501
Bryant
Heyer John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3116 Fill-
more
Heyer Julius brewer U. S. Brewery, r. 34 Hayes
B^ Heyer. See Hyer
Heyerman Charles, porter W. &. J. Sloane & Co., r.
451}^ Ninth
Heyermann Emil, clerk, r. 730 Gough
Heyermann Frederick W., harnessmaker, r. 451 J^
Ninth
Heyfron Peter, r. 28 Perry
1^" Heyfron. See Heffron
Heyl George, butcher, r. 2738 Folsom
Heym Elwina, widow, r. 110 Stockton
Heym Frauz O.. foreman Oriental Free Warehouse, r.
110 Stockton
Heyman Frank, r. 103 Hayes
Heyman Gustave, traveling salesman G. Cohi
r. 1236 O'Farrell
Heyman Henrietta, widow, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Henry, musician, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Jacob, real estate agent, 640 Market.
Sutter
Heyman Julius (Heyman & Mayer) r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Julius, boots and shoes, 1946 Fillmore, r.
1615 Geary
Heyman Max, clerk J. Macowsky, r. 472 Tehama
Heyman Morris, salesman G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 534
Hayes
Heyman Samuel, salesman Jacob Unna & Co., r. 517
Eddy
Heyman & Mayer (Julius Heyman and Abraham
Mayer) commission merchants, 41 Clay
Heymann Henry, liquor saloon, 615 Pacific
Heyniann Max, loan office, 236 Fourth
BS" Heymann. See Heiman, Heimann and Hyman
Heymes Gertrude, widow, r. 58M Second
Heymes John, painter Charles Waltz, r. NE cor San-
some and Pacific
Heyn Baruey, cigarmaker Schlaberg Bros., r. 16
Verona
Heyn Earnest, merchant, r. 1413 Clay
Heyn Frederick AV., tanner Filer, Thorne & Co., r.2603
Bryant Av
Heyn Peter H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 231
Twenty-ninth
Heyn William, salesman Osborn & Alexander
Heyneman Herman, manufacturer cigars, 514-
516 Front, r. 1812 Sutter
Heyneman Robert, salesman Herman Heyneman, r.
1812 Sutter
Heyneman Samuel, operator, r. 525 Fulton
Heyneniann Alexander, attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 29-31, r. 1409 Hyde __
Hevnemann Charles H., salesman Blake, Moffltt &
' Towne, r. 230f> Post
Heynemann H. , president San Francisco Pioneer
Woolen Factory, office 115 Battery, r. 136 Chestnut
Co.,
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WM. SESTON, Asat. Manager.
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Heynemann Leonard H., clerk Heynemann & Co., r.
13« CliestQut
Heyneinann Lionel H., civil engineer Pac. Improve-
meot Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 136
Chestnut
Hevneniaun Manfred H. (Heyneniann & Co.) r. 1409
Hyde
Hevuenianu Milton H., shippiuR clerk L. & E. Wert-
heiiiur, r. 136 Chestnut
Heyiieinunn <fe Co. (Manfred H. Heynemann,
Arthur Eloesser and Emilio M. Pissis) importers
and manufacturers dry and furnishing goods,
9-11 Sausome
K?" Heynemann. See Heineman
Heywood Brothers & Co., chair mnfre, 663 Mission
Heywood Franklin, capitalist, r. NE cor Hayes and
Baker
Heywood Harry A., manager Advertising Bureau Pal-
mer k Rey, r. fiU Mnson
Heywood Nelson J., bookkeepers. J. Heywood & Co.,
r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Heywood Silas J. (S. J. Heywood & Co.) r. 311 Golden
Gate Av
Heywood S. J. & Co. (Silas J. Heywood) commission
merchants, 22-2-'2'24 Clay
B^ Heywood. See Haywood
Hibbard Albert A , farmer, r. 604;^ Haight
Hibbard Bert B., tanner, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Hibbard Charles W. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 109 Taylor
Hibbard George D., collector Olympic Club, r. 109
Taylor
Hibbard John L., tanner, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Hibbard Lee, assistant bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co.,
r. 617 Haight
Hibbard Warren, real estate, 634 Market, r. 617
Haight
Hlbbeler Fred, clerk N. Wiebalk, r. 1403 Bush
Hibbeler Fritz, clerk, r. 101 First •
Hibernia Bre^very, Matthew Nunan proprietor,
1225-1229 Howard
Hibernia Savings and lioan Society The,
Myles D. Sweeny president, Robert J. Tobin sec-
retary, NE cor Montgomery and Market
Hlby Charles, drayman Mitchell & Peterson, r. 408^
Fell
Hichborn Albert C, special policeman, r. 610 Third
Hick John J., watertender stmr Granada
Hick Joseph, tailor, r. .543?:^ Natoma
Hick Thomas W., blacksmith Palmer & Rey, r. 411
Sansome
Hickei Henry N., agent Contra Costa Laundry, r. 847
Howard
Hickei Oscar H., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 11
Morris Av
e^ Hickei. See Hickey
Hickei Adam, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Hioker Jacob, peddler, r. 531 Castro
Hickert Adolph, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hickert Annie, widow, bakery, 1320 Howard
Hickey A. Miss, saleslady Keaue Bros., r. 1048 Mis-
sion
Hickey Annie Mrs., r. 6 Washington Av
Hickey Daniel, laborer, r. 116 Silver, rear
Hickey Daniel, liquor saloons, 629 Front and 1727 M
Stevenson
Hickey Daniel L, clerk, r. 1339 Howard
Hickey Frank, waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Hickey James, r. California Av opp Bryant, B. H.
Hickey James, grainer, r. 1.510 Bush
Hickey James, laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Hickey James, laborer, r. cor Haight and Lyon
Hickey James Jr., grainer, r. 1.510 Bush
Hickey James E., painter, r. 1339 Howard
Hickey James T., policeman, r. 1116 Taylor
Hickey Jerome J., policeman, r. 22rt Chattanooga
Hickey John, r. SW cor Yolo and Nebraska
Hickey John, carwasher Market St. RR., r. 815 Eigh-
teenth
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hickey John, first officer stmr Newark, r. Alameda
Hiekey John, laborer, r. 617 M Mission, rear
; Hickey John, laborer, r. W s Dolores bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Hickey John, longshoreman, r. 3 Dehone
Hickey John, seaman, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Hickey John, tailor, 1131 Market
Hickey John, watchman St. Ignatius College, r. 317
i Ivy Av
j Hickey John M., expressman NE cor Sansome and
Commercial, r. 890 Seventeenth
Hickey John T., boilermaker, r. 60 Minna
Hickey Kate M. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
! School, r. 1339 Howard
I Hickey Laurence, plasterer, r. 1045 Market
Hickey Mamie Miss, coatmaker, r. 625^ Larkin
] Hickey Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 1339 Howard
Hickey Mary, cloakmaker, r. 2121 Mission
Hickey Michael, night watchman 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1048 Mission
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 527 Natoma
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 617 M Mission, rear
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. Teneriffe nr Tomblgbe
Hickey Thomas, r. 1212 Treat Av
Hickey Thomas A., proofreader Examiner, r, 509
Pine
I Hickey Walter J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 411
1 Lyon
Hickey William, r. Richland Av nr Andover Av.HoDy
Park
Hickey William C, bartender Michael Eilday, r. 358)4
Clementina
Hickey William J., apprentice Murray Bros., r. Rich-
land Av nr Andover Av, Holly Park
Hickey William J., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
' r. 815 Eighteenth
1^- Hickey. See Hickei
Hickles William W., mining, 116 Phelan Bldg, r. Oak-
' land
Hicklan John, laborer, r. 219 Nineteenth
I Hickman John G.. helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69
' Tehama
I Hickman Joseph B., cook, r. 519 Stevenson
' Hickok Horace D., compositor, r. 437 O'Farrell
HicUok Myron B., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 602 Guer-
rero
I Hickok William B.. mining, 324 Montgomery, r. 602
I Guerrero
' Hickox Arthur I»I. , cashier Union Insurance Co.,
j 416 California, r. Alameda
Hickox Frank, marker S. F. Laundry
Hickox Georjje C, member S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, office 43 Merchants' Exchange,
r. Alameda
Hickox George W., speculator, r. Ill Turk
[ Hicks Andrew, seaman, r. 206 Brannau
Hicks B., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdortt"
, Hicks Cora Miss, nurse Nurse's Home. 1005 Sutter
I Hicks Daniel (Hicks * Judd) r. 1010 Pine
Hicks Frank S,. r. Palace Hotel
Hicks Frank W., planer E. A. Stockton, r. 432 Fifth
Hicks George, assistant bookkeeper Hicks & Judd, r.
1010 Pine
Hicks Henry T., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 652
1 Bryant
I Hicks Herbert R., pressman, r. 728 Guerrero
Hicks James D., clerk Hicks & Rhodes, r. 2430)4 Sac-
ramento
HickK James H., salesman James L. Hicks, r. 2610
Bryant Av
Hicks James L.. sewing machines. 667 Mission, r. 2510
Brvant Av
Hicks James S., bootblack, r. .543 Second
; Hicks John, bartender P. J. McKeney, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Ninth
Hicks John J., clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r.
426 Geary
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hicks John P., blacksmith Phelps Mnfj? Co., r. 548
MiniiH
Hlcka John W., gripman Market St. RR., r. 3107 Mis-
sion
Hicks Margaret, widow, r. 2+30^ Sacramento
Hicks Peter, blacksmith, r. 548 Miuna
Hicks Renben B., contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
72« Guerrero
Hicks Simon (Hicks* Rhodes) r. 243034 Sacramento
Hicks William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1010
Pine
Hicks William, dairy, r. Athens nr Brazil Av, Excel-
sior Homestead
Hicks William D., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 552 Bryant
Hicks William E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 245 J^
Clara
Hicks William P., r. Palace Hotel
HIuKS & JUDD bookbinders,
printers and blanUbook manufactur-
ers, and proprietors Pacific Coast Hotel
Register, 33 First
Hicks & Rhodes (Simon Hicks and Alfred R. Rhodes)
butchers, 2010 Fillmore
1^" Hicks. See Hick
Hickson Julia F. Mrs., r. 478 Tehama
Hickson M., lather, r. 134 Fourth
Hickstedt Herman, confectioner, r. 131 Sanchez
Hickton Henry A., sawfiler Pac. Saw Mnfg. Co., r. 435
Tehama
Hidalgo Juan, r. 739 Ellis
Hiedrou John, cook, r. 2308 Mason
Hiegel Albert N., teamster, 314 Spear, r. SW cor San-
chez and Hancock
Hiegel Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Sanchez and Han-
cock
Hiegel Francis A., teamster, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Hancock
Hiemau Michael, carpenter, r. 10 Reed
I Hiestand Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestand Bertha, dressmaker, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestand Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 1208 Kearny
HIester Amos C. (The Daily Report Publishing
Co.) 238 Montgomery, r. 2641 Howard
Hiester Elwood C, compositor Daily Report, r. 1134
Howard
HIester Ida M. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 2639 Howard
Hiester John H., foreman pressman Report, r. 2639
Howard
Hiester William A., advertising agent Daily Report,
r. 1007 J^ Valencia
Higbee John H., teamster, r. 1218k Turk
Higel Alois, molder, r. 37 Tehama
Higgiobotham Joseph, butler 1205 Devisadero
Higginbotham William (Higginbotham & Co.) r. 196 J^
Noe
Higginbotham William S., conductor Central RR.
Higginbotham & Co. (William Higginbotham) silk
mnfrs, 357 Tehama
Higgins Albert, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1352
Alabama
Higgins Albert H., bookkeeper Higgins & Collins, r.
Oakland
Higgins Alexander, plasterer, r. 1727 Market
Higgins Alexander G. (J. Higgins & Son) r. 10 Moss
Higgins Amanda, widow, r. 1331 Clay
Higgins Annie, widow, r. 614 Folsom
Higgins Bennett, coachman 917 Bush
Higgins Bessie, widow, r. liilS Folsom
Higgins Bryant, laborer, r. 1912 Powell
Higgius Charles B., secretary Robert and Iowa Min-
ing Cos, oiiice 408 California, room 2, r. 157
Seventh
Higgins Charles C, manager John J. Cook, 603
Montgomery, r. 716 Montgomery
Higgins Charles H., bookkeeper R. F. Osborn & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Higgins Daniel B., sprlngmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. .572 Howard
Higgins E., r. 12(i Fifth
Higgins Edward M., salesman De Lay Bros., r. 506
Sixteenth
Higgins Elislia (Higgins & Collins) r. Oakland
Higgins Elizabeth widow, r. 2319 Jackson
Higgins Frank, gardner, r. 321 Tehama
Higgins Frederick, printer, r. 503 Mason
Higgins George B., carpenter, r. 813 Mission
Higgins George O. (George C. Higgins & Co.) and
secretary Livermore Coal Mining Co., r. 2912
Mission
Higgina George C. & Co. (George C. Higgins
and D. Gutmann) real estate and investment
brokers, 121 Montgomery
Higgins Hugh, corerauker, r. 112 34 Langton
Higgins Hugh, janitor Industrial School
HIGGINS J. & SOW ,.on„ .„d
Alexander G. ) carriage manufactur-
ers, tliree spring buggies and piano
trucks a specialty, couplings for three
springs at lo^vest rates, 1334: Folsom nr
Ninth
Higgins James, driver Telephone Transfer Co.
Higgins James, tea and coflfeo nnd groceries, 40
Sixth and 963 Mission, r. 1214 Mission
Higgins James E., secretary and treasurer Allen
& Higgins Lumber Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 591 Ellis
Higgins James E., teamster, r. 103034 Twenty-second
Higgins James H., jeweler H. Elleau, r. 60S Sutter
Higgins James J., driver Hofmann & Woenne, r. 106
Natoma
Higgins J. B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Higgins John (J. Higgins S: Son) r. 10 Moss
Higgins John, bartender Julia Higgins, r. Thirtieth
bet Sanchez and Bartlett
Higgins John, boilermaker, r. 103034 Twenty-second
Higgins John, machinist, r. 24 Ferrie
Hiegins John, machinist J. W. Russell, r. 35 Hoff Av
Higgins John, proptr Western Hotel, 212-214 Broad-
way
Higgins John M., r. 103034 Twenty-second
Higgins John P., cashier Keane Bros., r. 212 Broad-
way
Higgins Joseph J., driver, r. 2134 Welsh
Higgins Joseph J., marker U. S. Laundry, r. 506 Six-
teenth
Higgins J. S., agent West Coast SS. Co., office 42 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Higgins Julia Mrs., groceries and liquors, Thirtieth
bet Sanchez and Bartlett
Higgins Louis, clerk Redington & Co., r. 103 Eighth
Higgins M. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros.,r. 212 Broad-
way
Higgins Mabel B. Mrs., artist, r. 904 Washington
Higgins Margaret Mrs., r. 506 Sixteenth
Higgins Martin, boilermaker, r. 521 Howard
Higgles Martin, machinist, r. 32 Ferrie
Higgins Mary, widow, r. 519 Third
Higgins Maurice, painter, r. 23 Kausch
Higgins Maurice, treasurer Charles M. Plum & Com-
pany Upholstery Co., r. 2319 Jackson
Higgins Michael, hackman, r. 10 Glover
Higgins Michael, longshoreman, r. 423 Sixth
Higgins Michael E., clerk, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 314 Thirteenth
Higgins Patrick, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Higgins Robert, bricklayer, r. 2253 Mission
Higgins Robert, compositor, r. 817 Bush
Higgins R. P., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Higgins Sarah, dressmaker, r. 106 Natoma
Higgins Theodore, polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.
r. 158 Ninth
Higgins Thomas, blacksmith, r. 261 First
Higgins Thomas, fouudryman, r. 16 Tehama
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BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORSESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & C0.1wASH^N?T?NST.;-ProDrietorsof
Orleans Vineyard
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Hijlgins Thomas, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Hi^'gins Tbomas F., painter, r. 10 Glover
Hit,'f,'ins Thomas F., porter Wells Fargo k Co., r.
lU30)i Twenty -Becond
Hi^JKiDB Warren, bookkeeper The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. Alameda
Hi^'i:ins William, r. 7 Salmon
Hii;v:in8 William, loDghoreman, r. 1 Alaska PI
Hi^l^'ins William, niillman, r. 902 Montgomery
Hit,'Kin8 William, seaman, r. lOti Natoma
HiKgins William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 10 Glover
niggins William L., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 227
Geary
Higglns William T.. broker, r. 1124 Sutter
Higj,'ius William W., paperhanger. r. 2 Glover
Hi^ifins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and George
H. Collins) commission merchants, redwood
lumber, etc.. Pier 10 Steuart
Hlggiiison Richard H., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 920
Bush
Higgiuson Samuel P., conductor Market St. RR., r.
ror McAllister aud Lott
Higginson William H., deckhand atmr Oakland, r.
1121 Greenwich
Higgs Louise Mme., teacher music, r. 1109 Van Ness
Av
Higgs Thomas, asphaltum roofer, 822 Jackson
Higgs William, groceries and liquors, 901 Larkin, r.
1109 Van Ness Av
High Gavin A., reporter Report, r. Oakland
High Zadoc, assistant foreman machinist Fulton Iron
Works, r. Oakland
Hi;,'bflfld Frank, glazier John Mallon, r. 811 Geary
Hii,'hland James, .«5tableman, r. IH Clementina
Hii,'hlaud Michael, horseshoer, r. 626 Minna
Highland Patrick, r. 309 Minna
Highland Thomas, waiter, r. 35C Minna
Higbton Heury E. (Hightou & Clement) r. The Bald-
win
Hi<rhton & Clement (Henry E. Hightou and
Henry N. Clement) attorneys at law, 528 Cali-
fornia, rooms 11-12
Hightower John G., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1225
Hayes
Hightower William G., cigarmaker, r. 660 Howard
Higley Frank (Higley Jt Dixon) r. 232 Sixth
Higley & Dixon (Frank Higley and Charles L. Dixon)
cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth
Higson Charles H., bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., r.
1201M Golden Gate Av
Higson Maggie Mrs., r. 22 Geary
Higuera Ramon, farmer r. 4 Bernard
Hilinra S., manager The Agency of the Yokohama
Specie Bank, 111 Phelan Bldg, r. 2907 Bush |
Hilliert Albert, florist and decorator. 15 Geary,
r. 9 Geary
Hilbert Frederick, porter Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.,
r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Hilbert W. C, conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 2610 Post
Hilborn Adolph, clerk Hyman Lipman, r. 2665 Hbward
Hilborn Fred, butcher, r. 787 Folsom
Hilljurn Samuel G. (Hilborn & Hall) r. East Oakland
Hilborn Si Hall fSamuel G. Hilborn and Freder-
ick W. Hall) attorneys at law, 401 California,
rooms 11-12
Hilbron E., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
HiM Joseph, r. 234 Twenty-eighth
Hild Mary Mrs., r. 120 Shipley
Hi Id William, r. 234 Twentv-eighth
Hil'lebrand Annie, domestic 2320 Clay
Hildebraiid Charles, clerk Kron k Eberhard, r. 971
Harrison
Hildebrand Charles A., clerk, r. 110 Ellis
Hildebrand Conrad, baker C. Ludwig, r. 720 Filbert
HiMebrand Conrad, dairy produce, 324 Third
HiM'brand Conrad, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Shotwell and Eighteenth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO. I
SIE^^T OTJSIilOlNrS, I
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DE TO ORDKIl KOn
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADYERTISErflENT:
!
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREZT,
Hildebrand Conrad, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, r. 1407
Powell
Hildebrand E. August, butcher, 123 Seventh
Hildebrand George, boarding stable, 1619 Powell
Hildebrand George, plumber Hagenmeyer jc Heinz,
r. 1627 Dupont
Hildebrand George M., pressman, r. 607 Chestnut
Hildebrand Henry, machinist, r. 507 Chestnut
Hildebrand Henry B., machinist, r. 507 Chestnut
Hildebrand Jacob, teamster Cal. Barrel Co., r. E 8
Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Hildebrand William, blacksmith Market St. RE., r.
13 Powell Av, B. H.
Hildebrand William C, groceries and liquors, 413
Jones
Hildebrandt Augustus, saloon keeper, r. 117 Trenton
Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt & Knop) r. 2102}^
Mason
Hildebrandt Edward, driver William Hessler, r. 108
Trenton
Hildebrandt Ferdinand, carriage painter Walcom,
Gowan & Coflfee, r. W s Vermont bet Sierra and
Humboldt
Hildebrandt Frederick W., shoemaker. 812 Buchanan
Hildebrandt Henry, r. 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt Jacob, waiter, r. 31 Riugold
Hildebrandt J. Henry, tailor, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Hildebrandt John, upholsterer, r. 444 Brannan
Hildebrandt John T., bartender John D. Will, r. 2028
Mission
Hildebrandt, Posner «& Co. (William C. Hilde-
brandt and Max Posner) importers and wholesale
dealers wines and liquors. 411-413 Battery
Hildebrandt William C. (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.)r.
2715 Pine
Hildebrandt & Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and
Elfert Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
K?" Hildebrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildenbrand,
Hillebrand and Hillebrandt
Hlldebrant George, musician, r. 8 Lily Av
Hildebrecht Charles, r. 26 Turk
Hildebrecht Otto, carriageinaker, r. 26 Turk
Hildenbrand Conrad, plumber, r. 415 Capp
»y Hildenbrand. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt,
Hillebrand and Hillebrandt
Hilder Duncan D., driver, r. 13 Thirtieth
Hilderbrand H. W., restaurant, 103 Third, r. 11 Ev-
erett
Hilderbrand Jacob, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Hilderbrant Henry, laborer South S. F. Packing Co.,
r. cor Venezuela and Platte
Hildreth A. S., watchman, r. 449 Jessie
Hildreth George W., conductor S. P. Co., r. 2012 De-
visadero
Hildreth John, r. 719 California
Hilger Joseph, r. 521 Pacific
Hilgerloh Augusta, widow, r. 5 Lily Av
Hilgerloh George, compositor Demokrat, r. 5 Lily Av
Hilgerloh Slerich, porter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Hilken Richard, soapmaker Fischbeck & Glootz. r.
Arkansas nr Solano
Hill A. F.. tailor, r. 621 California
Hill Agnes, widow, r. 720 Broadway
Hill Alexander, driver Union Ice Co., r. 800 Fourth
Hill Allred S.. dentist. 313 Geary
Hill A. Ludlum, dentist, 1443 Market
Hill .\unie Mrs., dressmaking, 331 Geary
Hill Annie Mrs., teacher German, r. S26 Geary
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell Street Prim-
ary School, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Arrie U. Miss, milliner, r. 31 Waller
Hill Arthur, waiter stmr Acapulco
Hill Arthur B., with Horace Davis & Co., r. Oakland
Hill Arthur BI., president and manager The Sam-
uel Hill Co., 725 Market, r. Alameda
AUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMEE & REY, 40540? SailM St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FOR KAI^K BY A1
FIRST-C¥^ASS
GBOCERS, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS.
HIL
602
HIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroirri-.i
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sixes Jiiul Aumbors.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hill, Avoudalo & Co. (Ciucinuati) ageucy 312 Sacra-
nieuto
Hill Benjamin, contractor, r. 1001 California
Hill Beiijaniin S., asbestos goods. 105 Fremont, r.
Alameda
Hill Carrie A., widow, r. 209 Powell
Hill Charles, clerk Harry W. Syz. r. 526 Geary
Hill Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r. W s Chat-
tanooga bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hill Charles B.. clerk D. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. 2718 Broderick
Hill Charles D., lumber, r. 117 Leavenworth
Hill Charles W., steward, r. 114 Powell
Hill Christian C, bookkeeper Remillard Brick Co., r.
Oakland
Hill Edmund E., clerk, r. 702 Ellis
Hill Edward, cook, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Hill Edward A., stock clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 120
Seventh
Hill Edward P. (J. H. Boyd & Co.) r.8 Montgomery Av
Hill Edwin P., messenger Loudon and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Elmer, compositor Evening Post, r. 328 Geary
Hill Ellwood K., r. 209 Powell
Hill Ephraim P., printer, r. 702 Ellis
Hill Francis, assistant weigher U. S. Mint, r, 1307
Fillmore
Hill Frank, r. 424 Sansome
Hill Frank, clerk, r. 116 Eighth
Hill Frank, steward, r.3 Caroline
Hill Frank H., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1713
Howard
Hill George, engineer, r. 720 Broadway
Hill George, laborer Palace Hotel
Hill George, laundrvman S. F. Laundry
Hill Georore A., broker, and executor estate of
Samuel Hill, 725 Market, r. 722 Bush
Hill George F., salesman Henry F. Gabel, r. 624
Market
Hill George F., stereotyper, r. 2619 Octavia
I Hill George H., r. 5 Mint Av
I Hill George V., plumber, r. 330 Duncan
I Hill Gorge V., porter F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 1113
Filbert
I Hill H. Mrs,, manicure, r. 103 Leavenworth
1 Hill Herbert M., r. 1211 Folsom
Hill Horace L., capitalist, office 314 California, r. 920
I Pine
j Hill J., waiter, r. 408 McAllister
j Hill James, millhand, r. 311 Seventh
Hill James, salesman, r. 1201 Army
Hill James B., housemoving, 1211 Folsom
Hill James S., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2102
Greenwich
Hill Jane, widow, r. 358 Jessie
Hill J. H., blacksmith William A. Mowry, r. 988
Howard
Hill J. Llewellyn, shoemaker, r. 358 Jessie
Hill John, r. 315 Minna
Hill John, r. 615 Stockton
Hill John (John Hill & Co.) r. 1217 Bush
Hill John, cigar mnfr, 2016 Fillmore, r. 2510 Cali-
fornia
Hill John, marble cutter, r. 216 Fifth
Hill John & Co. (John Hill) real estate agents, 601
California
Hill John E. , real estate and collector, r. 441 Eddy
Hill John F., carpenter, r. 44 Third
Hill John G., machinist Tait& Hainque, r. 406 San-
chez
Hill John H., blacksmith, r. 122 Post
Hill John H., conductor Market St. KR., r. 12 St.
Rose's Av
Hill John T., capitalist, 330 Pine, room 16, r. 16 Geary
Hill Joseph, laborer, r. 929 Pacific
Hill Josie M. Miss, teacher, r. 117 Leavenworth
Hill Lena A. Miss, r. If'Ol California
I Hill Lizzie Miss, telephone operator, r. 808 Webster
Hill Margaret A., bakery and confectionery, 524 H
Sixth
Hill M;irion Mrs., r. 2718 Broderick
Hill Marquis E., pressman Chronicle, r. 1201 Army
Hill Martin, eyeglass dealer, 411 California, r. 109
Leavenworth
Hill Martin, laborer, r. 310 Langton
Hill M:iry Mrs., furnished rooms, 122 Post
Hill Wary A. widow, r. (i08 Fillmore
Hill Mary E. Mrs., mnfr Turkish rugs, 144 Eighth
Hill Mary S., widow, r. 213 Duncan
Hill M. F., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
Hill Nathaniel, carriage trimmer A. Folsom & Son
Hill Robert, laborer, r. .5() Tehama
Hill Robert B.. with White Bros., r. East Oakland
Hill Robert R., show cards and job printing, 608
Market, r. 1935 Geary
Hill Ruth Miss, dressmaker, r. 2700 Mission
Hill Samuel, job printer, 1100 Mission
Hill Samuel (estate of) George A. and Arthur M.
Hill executors, 725 Market
Hill Sarah, widow, r. 307 Fourth
Hill Silas, laborer Custom House, r. 929 Pacific
Hill Stephen, maltster Jackson Brewery
Hill Sutter C, second steward stmr San Juan
Hill Thomas, r. 114 Powell
Hill Thomas, artist S. F. Art Assn Rooms, 430 Pine
Hill Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Green
HILL THOMAS LOCKER
dentist, 1039 Market bet Sixth and
Seventh, office hours 9 A.M. to 5 P. M.,
r. 117 Leaven^vorth
Hill Thomas M., clerk, r. 2102 Greenwich
Hill Thomas T., well borer, r. 421 Bush
Hill Thomas V. T., with Robert R. Hill, r. Oakland
Hill Truman L., carrier Post Offlce, r. 15 Clinton Park
Hill William, shoemaker, r. 2102 Greenwich
mil William B. (Hill & Co.) r. 335 Turk
Hill William H., laborer, r. 18 White's PI
Hill W. McPherson. deputy collector Custom House,
r. Glen Ellen, Sonoma County
Hill & Co. (W. B. Hill and B. F. Tuttle) lumber deal-
ers, 237 Berry
B^-Hill. See Hills
Hillard Amelia, widow, r. 320 McAllister
Hillard Benjamin F., weigher S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hillard Christopher, butcher J. J. Lyons, r. 728
Stevenson
Hillard Frederick, master mariner, r. 1526 Webster
Hillard Hugh G., cook, r. 336 Commercial
Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Billings PI
e^- Hillard. See Hilliard
Hille William, cutter J. F. Forderer. r. Alameda
Hillebraud Albert, liquor saloon. 1019 Market, r.
642 >^ Natoma
Hillebrand Clara, widow, r. 909 Bush
Hillebrand Frank J., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r.
909 Bush
Hillebrand Henry, groceries, 1712 Eddy
Hillebraud Herman, shoemaker Joseph Gutberlet, r.
34 Eddy
Hillebraudt Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Octavia
HillebrandtF. & Co. (Fabian Hillebrandt, Peter
Windeler and Nicolaus L. Meyer) proprietors En-
terprise Brewery and Malt House, 2015-2023 Fol-
som
Hillebrandt Fabian (F. Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2010
Folsom
Hillebrandt H. & N. (Henry and Nicholas) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Webster and Post
Hillebrandt Henry (H. & N. Hillebrandt) r. SW cor
Webster and Post
Hillebrandt Nicholas (H. & N. Hillebrandt) r. SW cor
Webster and Post
0^" Hillebrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt and
Hildenbrand
TKCE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOTS at
"THE HASTIWGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
¥M. SESTON, Asst. Maaaget.
HIL
•zsx
MARKET ST.
603 "
TIIK T.KADIXG
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
HIN
Hillen Diedrich H., r. 1301 tarkin
HllUubrand Williaui, r. mi Howard
Hillens Fred (Johu Ziegenbelu & Co.) r. 1310 Howard
Hillor Adolpb, cigars »ud stitionery, 603 Davis, r. 333
Valle.jo
HILLER D. ALBERT uo.„ceo-
palliic iihyisieiaii und surj^eoii, lOH
Sutler
Ilillei- l>ru»;Co. Tlie, Dr. F. Hiller Jr., presi-
dent. S-i Hraut Av
Hillfi- F. Jr., hoiri<jeopalhic physician, and presi-
dent The Hiller Drug Co., office 101 Grant Av, r.
2209 Jackson
Hiller Herman F., salesman The Brunswick-Balke-
Collender Co., r. 1939 Geary
Hiller Julius C, traveling salesman The Bninswick-
Balke-Collender Co., r. 226 Ellis
B^ Hiller. See Heller
Hillern F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hillers Henry, r. 1009 York
Hillers Henry, butcher, NW cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Hillers Theodore, butcher, r. 2306 Howard
Uillert Frederick, r. 122M Silver
Billiard A. W.,r. 905 Market
Hllllard Daniel B., r. 946 Harrison
Hilliard E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 22 Geary
Hilllard Ezra M., salesman New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 803 Hvde
Hilliard Frederick, r. 1526 Webster
Hilliard L. B. , superintendent The Bradstreet
Co., 230 California, r. 206 Golden Gate Av
Hilllard Thomas, waiter Richard Stege, r. 663 How-
ard
»- Hilllard. See Hillard and Hillyard
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Clay
Hillis Frederick, cellarman Jackson Brewery, r. 13
Page
Hilliter Augustus B., r. 974 Folsom
Hillman Abigail Mrs., r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Edward, blockcutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hillman Edward, rigger, r. 3 Pringle Court
Hillman Emilio. driver, r. 1843 Stevenson
Hillman G. A. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 102 Ellis
Hillman Gustave, carpetlayer William Ehrenpfort, r.
cor Ninth and Market
Hillman H., porter, r. 317 Bush
Hillman Henry, groceries and liQuors, 722 Harrison.
r. 711 Harrison
Hillman James, U. S. Inspector Boilers, office
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r. 446 Bryant
Hillman Jcannette C. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 2027 Mission
Hillman John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hillman John R., manager San Francisco de-
partment Southern California Insurance Co., 405
California, r. 1017 Twenty-second
Hillman Richard G., machinist F. A. Huntington, r.
617 Valencia
Hills Austin, shipwrieht, r. 401 Fillmore
Hills Austin H. (Hills Bros.) r. Oakland
HILLS BROTHERS (Austin H.
and Renljen W^. ) proprietors Arabian
Coffee and Spice Mills, 400 Sansonie
and 424-42() Sacramento and dairy-
produce commission 36 California
Hilln Calista M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Pa^e
Hills Charles, baker Charleo Hagemann, r. 1300
Powell
Hills Charles E. (Hills & Twing) r. 742 Capp
Hills Ernest C, salesman Hills Bros., r. 401 Fillmore
Hills Ernest H., conductor Presidio RR.. r. 1822 Hyde
Hills Frank E., clerk, r. 929 O'Farrell
Hills Frederick, expressman, 8E cor Stockton and
Vallejo, r. O'Couuell PI
A^
IN TIIK
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J. SLOANE & CO,
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LftCE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hille Joel F.. carpenter, r. 929 OTarrell
Hills Marfjaretha, widow, r. 119 Bernard
Hills Reuben W. (Hills Bros.) r. 401 Fillmore
Hills Sanford M., carpenter and builder, 842 Clay
and 32 Hubbard, r. 842 Clay
Hills & Twing (Charles E. Hills and Frank S.TwiDg",
dairy produce. Bay City Market
e^ Hills. See Hill
Hillsinger Elizabeth J. Miss, millinery, 1624 Polk
Hillyer Mary E. Mrs., fancy K"ods, 511 Hayes
Hillyer Sarah, widow, r. 828 Waller
Hillyer William, horse dealer, r.810 Folsom
Hilp Henry (Walters Bros. & Co.) r. 1616 Bush
Hilpert Charles, molder, r. 6 Rushton PI
Hilpert John, r. 272 Jessie
Hilpisch Jacob (Hilpisch & Herve) r. 1420 Turk
Hilpiscli <& Herve (Jacob Hilpisch and Eugene F.
Herve) proprietors Champion Exchange, 2-4
Leidesdorff
Hilsz Frederick, bakery, 2439 California
Hilt Charles W., carpenter, r. 1318 Hyde
Hiltabldel Lois Miss, crayon artist, 69 St. Ann's Bldg
Hilton Charles C, clerk TJ. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 320 Ellis
Hilton C. W., clerk general auditor's office 8. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hilton Ellen, widow, r. 217 Hickory Av
Hilton Frank, painter S. P. Co., r. 408 Fell
Hilton Frank C, compositor Bulletin, r. 604 Octavia
Hilton George K., foreman Figaro, r. 625 Bush
Hilton John, sawmaker John Simonds, r. Alameda
Hilton Lizzie, widow, r. 1537 Geary
Hilton Mary A., widow, r. 112 Guerrero
Hilton Mary E., r. 146 Tehama
Hilton O. H.. r. 835 Bush
Hilton Osgood (Patent Development Co.) r. 1537
Geary
Hilton Prince E., foreman Lowell's Warehouse, r. 113
Chattanooga
Hilton Samuel M., foreman Oakland Pier 8. P. Co.,
r. 112 Ash Av
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, r. 935 Guerrero
im" Hilton. See Hylton
Hilz Carl, baker, r. 929 Pacific
Hilzinger Gottlieb, boots and shoes, 314 Fourth
Hiines Edward, driver, r. 5 Minnesota
Hiuies Solomon, foreman, r. 1625 Tuik
Himes Wanton T., clerk delivery dept S. P. Co., r.
122(i Folsom
Himes William A., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1226 Fol-
som
Hinimclmann Andrew D., sales W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 513 McAllister
Himmelmann AuKUst, teamster, r. 209 )4 Clara
Himraelmann Catherine, widow, r. 513 McAllister
Himmelmann Diederich, bartender Elbe H. Fitter, r.
3 Jackson
Himmelmann George (Himmelmann & Heinz) r. 1823
Union
Himmelmann Henry, blacksmith, r. 513 McAllister
Elnimelmann k Heinz (George Himmelmann and
Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 ruion
Himmelreich E., painter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Himmelstoss George bakery, 1719 Jessie
Hincelot Ferdinand, with Comptoir d'Escompte de
Paris, r. 2.'>27 Folsom
HinchlilTe William B., jiressman Call r. 613 Gough
Hinchuiau Albert A., clerk general auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 1124 Pine
Hinchman Augustus F., clerk U. 8. Survey or- Gener-
al's office, r. 1526 Jackson
Hinchman diaries If., proprietor Bay District
Hotel. D b.t Fourth and Fifth Avs
Hinciiman Thomas W., secretary California
Street Cable Railroad Co., office 1435 California,
r. Alameda
Hinchman Walworth H., assistant secretary Cal. St,
RK., 1435 California, r. Alameda
LARGE'JT TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYiHJKfHv.-
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California Street.
HIN
(D W. W. Montague Sc Co.
PUBfflPS,
604
HIN
Suction and Force.
FOR lIAXn. WI>1>-»II>I. A>'I> POWER,
AM. SIZKS.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STKEET
Hi nick Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 1412 Larkln
Hinck H. ,T., groceries aud liquors, SW cor O'Farrell
auil Polk
!&• Hlnck. See HInk
Hinckley A. Mrs., teacher Zeitska Institute, r. 155
New Jlontgoinery
Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & Hinckley) r. 300 Eigh-
teenth
Hinckley Charles H., collector H. Dutard, r. Oakland
Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r.
Fruit Vale
Hinckley Edward R., draftsman Fulton Iron Works,
r. Fruit Vale
Hinckley Ezra, springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
155 New Moutgomery
Hincklpv John L., mining, r. IIC^ Turk
HINCKLEY. SPIERS & HAYES
(Daniel B. Hiuckley, Jantea Spiers aud
Daniel E. Hayes) proprietors Fulton
Iron AVorks, Fremont, Beale and. Ho^v-
ard, office 313 Fremont
Hinckley Walter C, engineer, r. 708 Seventeenth
«®" Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hinde Isabella, widow, r. 119 Silver
Hinderer Carl, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1315 Sacra-
mento
Hindes Edward B. (Hindes & Murray) r. 1501 Turk
Hindes & Murray (Edward B. Hindes and James
B. Murray) manufacturers of Hill's Patent In-
side Sliding Blinds and sliding screens, 411 Mis-
sion
Hindman Edmund, office 328 Montgomery, room 2, r.
Oakland
Hindman James, painter, r. 935 Howard
Hinds Ambrose, bookkeeper O. W. Nordwell, r. 1216
Jackson
Hinds Annie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 764 Bryant
Hinds Harry, inspector Pac. Electric Motor Co., r. 764
Bryant
Hinds Hiram C, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. 2128
Bush
Hinds William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1042 Fol-
som
Hinds William, teacher Industrial School
Hinds William, carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds William Jr., carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
, B^" Hinds. See Heins, Heintz, Hvnes and Hines
> Hine Arthur W., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 2534 Sutter
Hines Carrie M., widow, r. 359 Minna
Hines Charles, cook. r. 652 Market
Hines Cliarles D., general agent Pacific Coast
Hotel Register Co., liS First, r.32a09 Mission
Hines Edward, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Hines Ellen, widow, r. 4473^ Natoma
Hines Frank, longshoreman, r. 313 Filbert
Hines Hanson, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 12
Sacramento
Hines James, driver City RR., r. 307 Guerrero
Hines James, gripman Market St. RR., r. Park Hotel
Hines John, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Hines John C, electrotyper Joseph Winterburn &
Co., r. East Oakland
Hines M., with Fashion Stables, r. 22 Turk
Hines Morris, engineer, r. 120 Second
Hines Moses, bookkeeper M. B. Moraghan, r. 702 Val-
lejo
Hines Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Harrison
Hines Thomas, shoemaker, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Illinois
Hines Thomas M. (Hines & Mansfield) r. 1561 Kearny
Hines Timothy, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Hines William J., carpenter, r. 1911 Webster
Hines & Mansfield (Thomas M. Hines and Elliott W.
Mansfield) cigars and tobacco, 916 Kearny
8^" Hines. See Heins, Heintz, Hinds and Hynes
Hingsbergen Hubert, marblecufter. r. 10.")3 Howard
Hiiik Gustave (Hiuk & Gmner) r. 2424 Bush
Hink H-nry M., teamster Witzel & Baker, r. 344 Eigh-
teenth
Hink John, bartender 0. A. Riegels, r. 110)4 Morris
Av
Hink Lawrence, teamster, r. Twenty-sixth nr Colum-
bia
Hink Martin, groceries, 2201 Larkin
Hink Peter H. (Hink *: Almas) r. 1802 Green
Hink & Almas (Peter H. Hink aud David Almae)
liquor saloon. NE cor Washington and Montgom-
ery
Hink & Graner (Gustave Hink and Thomas Granerj
restaurants, stmrs Bay City and Newark
1^- Hink. See Hinck
Hinkel Charles, cook, r. 8G Everett
Hinkel Charles S., real estate, r. 218 Devisadero
Hinkel John, real estate, r. 900 Steiner
Hinkel William, carpenter, r. 417 Laguna
Hinkle Charles D.. r. 325}^ Third
Hinkle Eugene, waiter, r. 2213^ Fifth
Hinkle George W., builder, r. 1902 Devisadero
Hinkle Henrv C, physician National Surgical Insti-
tute, 319 Bush
Hinkle John M., surgeon in charge National Surgical
Institute, 319 Bush. r. Oakland
Hinkle Philip, patentee, r. 435 Bush
Hinkle Sophie Mrs., furnished rooms, 20M Stockton
and 37 O'Farrell
Hinkle William, fresco painter, r. 20 3<; Stockton
Hinkley (t. G., bookkeeper, r. 519 Sacramento
Hinkley Oliver, superintendent Pacific Carriage
Co., 11 Powell, r. 110 Taylor
Hinkley Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. 8. Doe., r.
320 ;« Sutter
e^~ Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hiuman Henrv L., clerk Whitney, Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oakland
id.iJNjVLAJN Zi Jji proprietor Assem-
bly Hall Dancinof Academy, teaclier all
modern ball-i*ooin and fancy dancing,
1413 Polk, r. 1632 Polk
Hinnings John, clerk, r. 745 Howard
Hinnlngs Morris, bricklayer, r. 745 Howard
Hinrichs August (Hinrichs & Haesloop) r. Oakland
Hinrichs August, liquor saloon, 2 Union
Hinrichs August, musician, r. 1535 Eddy
Hinrichs Charles H., packer H. Plagemann & Co., r.
36 Alabama
Hinrichs Charles J., groceries, 337 Third, r. 24 Verona
Hinrichs Christian J., cigarpacker H. Plagemann &
Co., r. 36 Alabama
Hinrichs George, porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann
Hinrichs Gerhard, showcase maker, r. 916 Church
Hinrichs Gustave, musical director, r. 2110 Pine
Hinrichs Julius, musician, r. 235 O'Farrell
Hinrichs Marie, r. 24 Verona
Hinrichs Peter N., cellerman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 729
Brannan
Hinrichs <fe Haesloop (August Hinrichs and Chris-
tian Haesloop) liquor saloon, SW cor Washington
and Drnmm
e^ Hinrichs. See Hendricks, Henricks and Hen-
richs
Hinrichsen Benjamin, clerk John P. Medau, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Hinrichsen H. P., clerk, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Hinrichson John, buttermaker, r. 610 Sixth
Hinsberg Charles, foreign manufacturers agent, 330
Pine, room 57, r. 327 Larkin
Hinsch Paul H., bartender Geo. Roeben, r. 37 Pacific
Hinscli Thomas C, r. 519 Ellis
Hinsdale George H., manager Pacific Pine Lum-
ber Co., cor Third and Berry, r. Lick House
Hintermeyer Frederick, bottler The Lachman Cal.
Wine Co., r. 444 Brannan
LOWEST PEIOES.
FINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
WASHINGTON ST.
Prodacera of (he only
NATLHAL CHAMPAONE.
HIN
605
HIR
Hlntmann Brothers (Henry and Charles) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Montgomery and Cnion
Hintmann Charles (Uiutmann Bros.) r. NW cor
Montgomery and Union
Hintmann Henry (Hintmann Bros.) and liquor saloon,
SW cor Polk and Union
Hintmann J. D., clerk A. Dahmel, r. NW cor Turk
and Scott
Hinton Arthur, printer, r. Point Lobos Av nr Twenty-
ninth Av
Hinton Charles H., proofreader Evening Post, r. G47
Folsom
Hinton Isaac, printer, r. 647 Folsom
Hlntcm Simon, r. CiO'.f Fourth
Hinton Walter, proofreader Chronicle, r. 1032 Mission
Hinton William M. (William M. Hinton & Co.) r. 647
Folsom
Hinton William M. Jr. (William M. Hinton k Co.) r.
49 k. South Park
Hinton William M. & Co. (William M. and William
M. Jr.) book and job printers, 530 Clay
Hintz Carl, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hintz Edward, candies, 1U57 Howard
Hintz Edward, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2207 J4 Ma-
son
Hintz John J. (Hintz & Back) r. 1055 Howard
Hiutz it Buck (John J. Hintz and John Buck) proptrs
Harmouy Hotel, 735 Brannun
1^" Hintz. See Hinz
Hiutze Isaac E., tailor, 3.38 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter
Hintzsch Morltz, founder, r. 1800 Stocktou
Hinz Adolph, insurance agent, r. 1712 Clay
Hinz August C. (Hinz & Landt) r. 1308 Laguna
Hinz Carl, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1712 Brod-
erick
Hinz Frederick A. (Hinz & Plagemann) r. 806 Twen-
ty-Fourth
Hinz Herman J., cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r. 2512
Post
Hinz John F., r. W s Mission Road nr Six Mile House
Hinz Lewis, cabinetmaker, r. 2512 Post
Hinz Lewis, packer Rosonbaum & Co., r. 1825 Stock-
ton
Hinz Louis J. C, porter Bachman Bros., r. 2512 Post
Hinz William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. Oakland
HiDZ William, clerk W. Maywald, r. 2512 Post
Hinz «& Landt, (.\ugu6t C. Hinz and Paul Landt)
Importers millinery and straw goods, 543 Market
Hinz & Plag-eniann, (A. Frederick Hinz and
William Plagemann) proprietors Yolo Mills, 120
Mission, and dairymen, W s Mission Rpad nr Six
Mile House
JET Hinz. See Hintz
Hinle Louis, longshoreman, r. 10 Billings PI
Hippeley Charles A., carpenter, r. 259 Octavia
Hippmai.n Rudolph (Hippmann & Schussler) r. 19
Prospect PI
Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hippman and
Adolph Schussler) fruits and vegetables, 21 Cali-
fornia Market
Hipps Abram, merchant, r. 22}^ Rausch
Hipjis Charles, r. 1014 Pacific
Hipps David P., teamster, r. 22 M Chesley
Hipscl. Charles, bottler, r. 1619 Eddy
Hirchier Alexander, waiter, r. 627 Commercial
Hird Christopher J., (Hird k Dittmar) r. 2409 Howard
Hird William R., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1.5H1 Turk
I Hird Jc Dittmur (Christopher J. Hird and Charles
Dittmar) bakery, 2409 Howard
t^ Hird. See Herd and Hurd
Hiribarren Leon, master mariner, r. 520 Ji Sutter
Hirleman Philip, porter W. Cohen & Co.; r. 1308 Lar-
kin
Hirleman Philip Jr., clerk E. Mehlert, r. 1308 Larkln
Hiron Victor, patternmaker, r. 136 Silver
Hiron Victor L., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 136
Silver
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hirons Alfred, maltster South Park Malt House
Hlrsch .\lphonsi' (Hirsch, Kahn *: Co.) r. 1409 Mason
Hirscb Benu, actor, r. 228 Bush
Hirsch Brothers (Joseph and Leopold) clothing and
furnishing goods, 204 and 221 Montgomery Av
Hirsch Charles, manager Karluk Packing Co., 310
Sansome, r. 913 Sutter
Hirsch Charles J., land agent Easton, Eldildge k Co.
r. 22 McAllister
Hirsch David, bakery. 111 Filliuore
Hirsch David, clerk Hirsch Bros., r. 205 Montgomery
Av
Hirsch Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 463 Natoma
HirsL-h Gretchen Miss, actress Tivoli Opera House, r.
13C0 Folsom
Hirsch Isidore, jewelry, 546 Fourth
Hirsch Joseph, r. 409 Eddy
Hirsch Joseph (Hirsch Bros.) r. 205 Montgomery Av
HIRSCH, KAHN & CO.
(Alptiouse Hii-!«clt anil George H.
Kaltn) manufacturing' opticianii, and
importers optical goods and pliolo-
g'rapiiic apparatus and supplifs, 333
Kearnj-
Hirsch Leopold (Hirsch Bros.) r. 601 Broderick
Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) r. 1911 Bush
Hirsch Leopold, clerk Hirsch Bios., r. 205 Montgom-
ery Av
Hirsch Leopold, tailor C. M. Sorensen, r. 229 Fourth
Hirsch Louis, with Castle Bros., r. 219 Grant Av
Hirscbbaum Sigmund, clerk, r. 1521 Geary
Hlrschberg Emil, clerk Schulz i McCartney, r. 103
Perry
Hirschey Frances Miss, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005
Sutter
Hirschfeld Albert, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
118 Ellis
Hirschfeld Alice, widow, r. 1632 Sacramento
Hirschfeld David (Hirschfeld & Jacoby) r. Alameda
Hirschfeld Emile, salesman George Greenzweig k Co.
r. 120 Ellis
Hirschfeld George, baker G. Muller, r. 1119 Mission
Hirschfeld George, clerk, r. 772 J^ Harrison
Hirschfeld Henry, clerk, r. 772 M Harrison
Hirschfeld Herman, clerk, r. 1515 Webster
Hirschfeld Jules M., bookkeeper George Greenzweig
& Co., r. 1632 Sacramento
Hirschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, 510 Kearny, r.
1724 Sutter
Hirschfeld L. & Co. (Traver, Cal.) office 13-15 Battery
Hirschfeld Peter, baker, r. 772 J4 Harrison
Hirschfeld Solomon, produce dealer, r. 1515 Webster
Hirschfeld & Jacoby (David Hirschfeld and
Franz Jacoby) general agents Prussian National
Insurance Co., 323 California
f&- Hirschfeld. See Hirshfeld and Hirshfield
Hlrscbfelder Henrietta, widow, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Joseph O., physician, 429 Geary, r. 1326
Geary
Hirschfelder Samuel, superintendent D. Block & Co.,
r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Wanda, widow, r. 1013 Union
Hirschfield H., r. 233 Oak
Hirschfield Neuuian, peddler, r. 505>4' Natoma
Hirsthler David, office 216 Sansome, r. 1012 Van Ness
Av
Hirschler Edward (Hirschler & Co.) r. 1012 Van Ness
Av
Hirschler John, waiter, r. 770 Harrison
Hirschler JuUus, office 216 Sansome, r. 1012 Van Ness
Av
Hirschler Si Co. (Edward Hirschler and Charles
W. Sutro) Importers foreign liquors and growers
native wines, 216 Sansome
Hiracltinan Adolph, manufacturing jeweler and
Importer diamonds, pearls, etc., 113 Sutter, r.
302 Van Ness Av
LEADING TYPE FODNBERS, PALMER & REY{-
- «»N .iXJKI.KN. CAI<.
«»KTI..1M>, Olt.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
The "KPKCIAI." Im a Brand upeclally
put up tor tliiM JMarkt^t.
HIR
606
HOB
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUl'ACTUHERS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I KT XV^ .A. I^ E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Hirschiuer Mary, widow, r. 45 Clara
HiisU Jacob, r. 119 Trenton
Hirsh Joseph, salesiiiau, r. 012 Ellis
Hirsh & Brother (Philadelphia) mnfrs nmbrellas,
Hiram B. Hopkins manager. 521 Market
Hirshberg David S., chief clerk 0. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Hirshfeld Bernard, horsedealer, r. 19 Russ
Hirsht'eld Charles, st.ickbroker, 316 Pine, r. 1307 Hyde
Hirshfeld Morris, bookkeeper Pac. Overland Trans-
fer Co.. r. 42 Hoff Av
8^ Hirshfeld. See Hirschfeld and Hirshfield
Hirsbfleld Edward, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohnian
Hirt<haeld Herman, merchant, r. 832 Turk
Hirshlield Leo, r. 832 Turk
H-irshfield Maurice W., salesman I. Haendel, r. 120
Jones
l^- Hirshlield. See Hirschfeld and Hirshfeld
Hirshland Lee, salesman Rosenthal Bros., r. 614}^
Jones
Hirshman Ernst, tanner, r. Tanner's Home, San
Bruno Road nr Twenty sixth
Hirsinger Erail, barber, 1159 Folsom
Hirst C. H., importer and manufacturers' agent
fancy goods and fans, 632 Market, room 21
Hirst Gustave, steward, r. 234 Clara
Hirstel Nathan A., cigars and tobacco, 213 Mont-
gomery, r. 1921 Webster
Hirstel Samuel E., clerk N. A. Hirstel. r. 23 Kearny
Hirt TheodOT, driver F. Hilsz, r. 2439 California
Hirth Leon, bookkeeper, r. 1523 Post
Hischier Alexander, saloonkeeper, r. Ocean View
Hischier Baptist, liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and
Drumm
Hisgen Edward C, r. 731 California
Hislop Robert 0., carpets and furniture, 314 Hayes
Historical Publishing Co., G. P. Woodward
manager, 120 Sutter
History Company The, H. H. Bancroft presi-
dent. N. J. Stone vice-president, W. H. Hartwell
secretary, publishers, booksellers and stationers,
723 Market
Hitchcock E>. W. , general agent Union Pacific
Railway, office 1 Montgomery r. 1352 Post
Hitchcock Grace B. Miss, r. lOlU Powell
Hitchcock Henry, harnessmaker, r. 7 Albion Av
Hitchcock Helen M., widow, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. lUlO Powell
Hitchcock Henry H , bookkeeper, r. 2490 Market
Hitchcock John L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Wilbur F., traveling salesman Curtis,
Dixon & Co., r. Alameda
Hitchins James, miner, r. 115 Mason
Hitchins Lizzie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 115 Mason
Hitchins William M., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
1220 Market
Hitemann William, currier L. P. Degen, r.W s Castro
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Hitte John, r. 809 Pacific
Hittell Carlos, artist, r. 808 Turk
Hittell John S., r. 1025 Hyde
Hittell Katl)eriue, r. 808 Turk
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, 23 Montgomerv
Block, r. 8;8 Turk
Hittinger Nicholas, cook, r. 152 First
Hitto Jean, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 815 Stockton
Hitzeroth Lorenz T>., assistant dynamo room Cal.
Electric Light Co.. r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Hixon Arthur G., student, r. 1712 Octavia
Hlxson H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Hixson and August
Menke) poultry and game, 48-49 Washington
Market
Hixson H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Hixson and Richard
Tiddey) poultry and game, 19 Bay City Market
Hixson Henry B. (H. B. Hixson & Co.) r. 17 Fourth
Hix.sou H. F., r. 12(i Fifth
09'" Hixson. See Hicksou
Hjordt Charles, cook. r. 263 East
Ujordt Louis, cook, r. 2G3 East
Hjul Eric N., blacksmith Cal. Wire Works, r. 220
Francisco
Hjul Hans H. (Noerager & Hjul) r. 6 Central PI
Hoadley Alfred H., draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 514
Sutter ,
Hoadley Ellas H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1111 Tweuty-tifth
Hoadley George C, dentist, r. 907 Dolores
Hoadley Joseph H., mining engineer, r. 514 Sutter
Hoadley M. Mrs., widow, r. 2910 Bush
Hoag Charles C, with Dewey & Co.. r. 3l2 Van
Mess Av
Hoag E. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Geary
Hoag Frank 6., machinist Empire Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Hoag Jared C, real estate agent, r. 312 Van Ness Av
Hoag J. R., mess man stmr Colima
Hoag Louis, goldsmith, r. 166 Clara
Hoag Luman B., physician, 32 Sixth
Hoag Sarah A., widow, r. 120 Liberty
Hoag William M., capitalist and general manager
Oregon Pac. KR. Co., 302 Montgomery, room 7, r.
801 Leavenworth
1^" Hoag. See Koge and Hogue.
Hoagland Edward, teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 106 Langton
Hoagland George, r. 327 Fifth
Hoagland Henry, laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Hoagland Richard H., clerk Pay Dept U. 8. A., r.
Oakland
Hoagland William C, architect, 432 Montgomery
Hoar Charles C, molder G. H. Mixer, r. 421 Fremontj
Hoar John, laborer, r. 31 Ecker
Hoar John, nightwatchman, r. 423 Post
Hoar Mathew, deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r. 1011
Florida
Hoar Thomas, stevedore, r. 129 Dolores
Hoare Elizabeth, widow, r. 335 Tehama
Hoare James T., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
68 Natoma
Hoare John, butcher, r. 1409 Folsom
Hoare Joseph H., pyrotechnist California Fire Works
Co.. r. Dominica bet Susquehanna and St. John
Hoare Michael, harness cleaner James Tomkinson, r.
68 Natoma
Hoare Robert, plumber R. A. Vance, r. 307 Seventh
Hoare William, coachman, r. 240 Fremont
1^" Hoare. See Hoar and Horr
Hobart A. P. Mrs., widow, r. 2421 California
Hobart Benjamin, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 220 Eddy
Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 18Bartlett
Hobait George W., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
McAllister and Lott
Hobart John L., manufacturers' agent, 408 Market, r.
3006 M Sacramento
Hobart John R., lumber survevor, 25 Steuart, r. Oak-
land
Hobart R. D. Mrs., r. 529 Taylor
Hohart Walker S. , capitalist, ofllce 224 Cali-
fornia, r. 629 Sutter
Hobart William W., collector Spring Valley W. W., r.
3026 Sacramento-
Hobbert Henry T., varieties, 1 Gough, r. 4 Elgin Park
Av
Hobbose Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 726 Laguna
Hobbs Belle, chambermaid Overland House, r. 533
Sacramento
Hobbs Carlton, r. 37 Hill
Hobbs Clarence L., painter, r. 531 Grove
Hobbs Elvira H., widow, r. 30 Liberty
Hobbs Frederick, grain broker, 218 California, r. 1016
Bush
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
I.ICK: Hoiiss: Bi,ocfi:.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857,
THE BUNCROFT COMPANY Im.Tk?,VI MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
HOB
G07
HOD
Hobbs Frederick F., clerk Frederick Uobbs. r. 1016
Bosh
Hobbs Geort'e L.. master mariner, r. ;J2 Louisa
Hobbs Hiram H., stockbroker, r. 170H Geary
Hobbs Joltn K. C. (Hobbs, Wall * Co.) and vice-
presidtDt S. H. Harmon Lumber Co., r. 37 Hill
Hobbs Medicine Co., fil Second
HOBBS. WALL & CO,
(John K. C. Hobbs and Jus<>pU G. AVull)
boxniakerg, and agents steamer Cres-
cent City, 314-33* Spear
Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
BOX MANUFACTURERS
314-324 SPEAR STRKET,
PROPKIETORS ELK RIVER MILIiS,
Crescent City.
Clear Spruce for sale in quantities to suit. Eedwood
cargoes Sawed to order.
Office steamer CRESCENT CITY, for Crescent City.
Hobbs Walter S., attorney at law, 502 Montgom-
ery, r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Hobe Adolphus A., r. 606 Capp
Hobe Charles F., solicitor L. J. Ewell, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe George J,, secretary Masonic Cemetery As-
sociation, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe Sophia A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 604 Capp
Hoben Henry, master stmr Mare Island, r. 161 Steuart
Hoben J., teamster, r. 9U Sansome
Hobert Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) John P.
Couch president, Charles B. Higglns secretary,
408 California, room 2
Bobi Thomas, bookkeeper Fitzgerald & Conlon, r.
1521 California
Hoble Antone S., musician, r. 462 Jessie
Hobro Frederick, sculpter, r. 2613 Clay
Hobro William D., master plumber, 728 Wash-
ington, r. 2613 Clay
Hobron Belle D., teacher music, r. 1 Perry
Hobron Harris, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1 Perry
Hobron Lucy M., school teacher, r. 1 Perry
Hobron Minerva, widow, r. 1 Perry
Hobron William W., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1
Perry
Hobson Arthur W., clerk Hobson. Clarke & Co., r.
1510 Taylor
Hobson C. B.. cashier Singer Mnfg Co., r. Oriel Hotel
Hobson Charles, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Hobson, Clarke 6i Co. (Henry B. Hobson and
Harry P. Clarke) real estate, insurance and pur-
chasing agents, 13 Post
Hobson George M., solicitor Call, r. 238 Noe
Hobson Harry, carpenter, r. 62 >^ West Mission
Hobson Henry B (Hobson, Clarke & Co.) r. 1609 Leav-
enworth
Hobson J. B. Mrs., r. 1609 Leavenworth
Hobpon John E. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 2131
Sucramento
Hobson Thomas R., manager Coso House, 411 San-
some
Hoburg'Frank T., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 12,
r. 822 Larkin
Hoburg Richard T., clerk, r. 1110 Powell
Hoburg William H., real estate, 411 Montgomery, r.
1110 Powell
Hoburg William H. Jr., clerk, r. 1222 Green
Hoch Frederick, wheelwright, r. 91C Montgomery
ii
IN THE
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES, (p)
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hochbrunu Henry, barber, r. 269 Clara
Hochguertol Nicholas, proptr Ocean Beach PaTillon,
r. Cliff House
Hochhauser Joseph, r. 438 Jessie
Hocbheimer Julia Miss, teacher Union Primary
Schoof, r. 1.506 Larkin
Hochheimer Simon^ insurance broker, 213-215 San-
some, r. 1506 Larkin
Hoclikofler R, (Rudolph Hochkofler and Clarence
E. Bickfordi merchandise brokers, 3H California
Hoclikofler Rudolpli (B. Hochkofler) andAustro-
Hungariun Consul, office 38 California, r. 1825
Sacramento
Hochmuth B.. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery I
Hochreuter Diedrich, willow worker J. Bruckner, r. i
23 M Langton
Hochschulz F. & Co. (Frank Hochschulz) carriage
and wagonmakers, cor Tenth and Mission |
Hochschulz Frank (F. Hochschulz k Co.) cor Tenth
and Mission
Hochstadter Edgar (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.) r.
1528 Sutter
Hochstadter Robert B. (W. S. Hochstadter & Co.) r.
1.528 Sutter
Hochstadter William S. (W. S. Hochstadter i Co.) r.
1528 Sutter
HOCHSTADTER W. S. & 00.
(Williams, and Robert B. Hoclistadter)
dealers artistic furniture, upholstery
and interior decorations, 224 Sutter
Hochstein Adolph, accountant London, Paris and
.American Bank, r. 730 Haight
Hock Henry, driver National Brewing Co., r. 1250
Turk
Hock Henry T., musician, r. 1250 Turk
Hock J. B.. carpenter, r. 1362 Folsora
Hock J. B. Mrs. dress and cloak making, 1362 Folsom
Hock John N., molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 1046 Mis-
sion
Hock Louis, cook, r. 1424 Broadway
Hock Ni -holas, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 1080
Howard
Hock Tobias, bricklayer, office 516 Kearny, r. 422
Golden Gate Av
Hock Tobias Jr., artist The Dickman-Jones Co., r. 422
Golden Gate Av
Hockey Henry G.. clerk Bank of British North Amer-
ica, r. East Oakland
Hocking David P., salesman Pac. Mnfg Co., r. East
Oakland
Hocking William J. (Wight & Hocking) r. 1614 Polk
Hockius William, plumber Bush & Mallett, r. 946
Harrison
Hodde William F. H., cigar mnfr, 506 Market, r. 961
Harrison
Hodes August, barber A. I. Korn
Hodes Hubert, gunsmith C. D. Ladd, r. 24 Clinton Park
Hodedon Ambrose P., contractor and builder, r.SLida
PI
HodKdon Augustus, contractor and builder, r. 3 Lids
PI
Hodgdon George, salesman A. Paladinl, r. 1006 Wash-
ington
Hodgdon Herbert F., collector Madison & Burke, r.
Saucelito
Hodgdon James P., assistant local freight agent S. P.
Co.. r. 109 Bartlett
Hodgdon Mary J., widow, r. 1207 Laguna
Hodgdon M. T., stewar less stinr San Juan
Hodgdon Walter H. A., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 327 Geary
Hodge Ann. widow, r. 808 !4 Union
Hodge Anna E., widow, r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Hodge Benjamin O., furnished rooms. 120 Sixth
Hodge Eva Miss, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge Frank H.. traveling salesman, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge Michael, teamster, r. 338 Union
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
S. DAVIS, City A^ent,
610 California Street.
HOD
608
HOF
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOTiTSTI AND AMKliTCAN
EucntiMtlv, <<I:izc<l 2tn<l I'Isiii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hoilne illohnel Jr.. expressman, r. 338 Union
Hocltre Kobert, cloak ami suit house. 8-14 Fifth,
r. '.lOf) Market
Hodt,'e Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 335 Eddy
Hodfiens David E., clerk Gas Consumers Assn. r. 1416
Jackson
Hodyes Albert, machinist Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
Oakland
Hodgt-8 Charles, laborer, r. 4 Hodges Alley
Hodges Mary, widow, r 26 Derby PI
Hodgins John, driver City RR.. r. 1319 Minna
Hodgkin DeCoiircy W., foreman Central Cal. Lumber
Co., r. E s Railroad Av bet Manitoba and Domin-
ica
Hodgkin John W. (Kelley, Hare k Co.) r. Railroad
Av nr Slanitoba
Hodgkins Henry J., brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins John H., carpenter, r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins Lincoln G., carpenter, r, '26'25 Sacramento
Hodgkins Pilsbury, clerk collection dept "W'ells Fargo
A: Co., r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins Sylvester F., carpenter George R. Bowles,
r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins Thomas G., messenger "Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2805 'Washington
Hodgkins Will M., metallic sign engraver William
Patterson, r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins William L., clerk, r. 1336 Market
Hodgkinsou Frances Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 539 O'Farrell
Hodgkiss George, janitor Pac. Stock Exchange, r.
Oakland
Hodgson James S., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Hodklns Edwin C, bookkeeper M. Simon & Co., r.
Oakland
Hodnett George, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 27 Everett
Hodnett Jeremiah W., with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r.
309 Seventeenth
Hodnett John, carrier Post Office, r. 643 Post
Hodson F. W., painter, r. 1403 Scott
Hodson William, r. 1812 Scott
Hoebel Jacob (Sievers & Hoebel) r. 805}^ Howard
Hoeber Eugene G. L., printer Francis, Valentine &
Co.. r. 2030 Golden Gate Av
Hoebner Charles, r. 613 Pine
Hoeck Nicholas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Hoeckele Frank A., clerk L. Hoeckele, r. 516 Franklin
Hoeckele Louis, groceries and liquors, 341 Eddy, r.
516 Franklin
Hoedt Frederick, foreman Union Brewery, r. 326
Clementina
Hoeenton Prosper, laundryman P. Darolles, r. 33
Chenery
Hoefer Eugene, mining engineer, r. 1016 Washington
Hoefer Fredericka, widow, r. 508 Vallejo
Hoefer George H., r. 508 Vallejo
Hoefer John F., salesman Abraham Wolfe, r. 508 Val-
lejo
Hoefer Joseph, beer bottler, r. 2239 M Mission
Hoefer Severln P., candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 7 Montgomery Av
t^ Hoefer. See Hoffer
Hoeflfer George F., attorney at law, 536 Kearny
Hoefler John P., r. 2628 Bryant Av
Hoefler Ludwig M.. attorney at law, 327 Pine, room
12, r. 2628 Bryant Av
Hoeflich Morris, capitalist, 4 Nevada Block, r. 310
Stockton
Hoeft Adolph, laborer, r. 18 First
Hoeft Gustav, blacksmith, r. 18 First
Hoeft Henry, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 109
Grove
Hoegemann Edward, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 558
Eighteenth
Hoegemano Julius, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighteenth and Valencia, r. 558 Eighteenth
Hoehn Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hoehn Caroline, widow, r. 1435 Twenty-fourth
Hoehn Jacob, superintendent Union Ice Co., 736-
737 Fourth, r. Sacramento
Hoehna Charles H., porter Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 2
Cumberland PI
Hoelle Eniil, carpenter, r. 10 Silver
Hoclling William, cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 518
Filbert
Hoelscher August (August Hoelscher & Co.) r. 625
Ellis
HoflBiher August, tanner Norton Tanning Co.
Hoelscher August k Co. (August Hoelscher and Rob-
ert Lorentz) liquor saloon. 105 Second
Hoelscher Eliza Mrs. (William Hoelscher* Co.) r. 19
Pearl
Hoelscher F. H.. r. 1510 Sanchez
Hoelscher Frank, clerk August Hoelscher b Co., r.
525 Ellis
Hoelsclier William «& Co. (Mrs. Eliza Hoelscher,
Edmund Sihuuteuhaus and Louis Pockwitz) im-
porters and dealers wines and liquors, growers
and wholesale dealers California wines and bran-
dies, NW cor Turk and Taylor
Hoene Joseph, cigarmaker F. E. Roger, r. 229 Fell
Hoenes John R., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimerfe Co.,
r. 2628 Bryant Av
Hoenes Louis, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 303
Eighth
Hoenig Adolph, tailor George De Saville, r. 603
Geary
Hoenig Morris, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Hoenlgsman John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 39
Natoma
Hoeper George W., bookkeeper Jersey Farm Dairy, r.
1024 Treat Av
Hoepfner Paul, clerk, r. 449 Fifth
Hoepke Charles, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
HoepnerCornils P., bartender C. C. Rohlflfs, r. SW
cor Mission and East
Hoeppner Theodore, molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1121 Filbert
Hoerchner Charles, inspector Custom House, r. 1927
Sutter
Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington,
r. 1116 Montgomery
Hoeseh Henry, restaurant keeper, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesch Henry Jr., clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 1216 Clay
Hoeseh John, with Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal., r.
211 Powell
Hoesch William, r. 435 Bush
Hoese D. D., fireman U. S. Mint, r. 18 Erie
Hoetzel Joseph, butcher D. A. Huntemann, r. 811
Vallejo
Hoetzel Joseph, cutler Will & Finck, r. 26^ Clinton
Park
Hoever August, brewer, r. Arion House
Soever Charles, painter, 634 Commercial, r. 429 Bush
Hoey Alice, varieties, 1730 Jessie
Hoey James, waiter stmr Alameda
Hoey John, tinsmith, r. 155 Tehama
Hoey John, upholstery, furniture and bedding sup-
plies. 718 Mission, r. 209 Turk
Hoey John A., laborer S. P. Co.. r. 115 Clinton
Hoey Joseph, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 115
Clinton ^
Hoey Lawrence, wool sorter, r. 115 Clinton
Hoey Lizzie, shoefitter. r. 155 Tehama
Hoey Michael, laborer, r. 155 Tehama
Hoey Michael Jr., boxmaker Hobb6,Wall & Co., r. 155
Tehama
Hoey Patrick, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Hoey Thomas, bartender, r. 2408 California
fi^" Hoey. See Hoy
Hofen Catherine, widow, r. 724 Union
Hofer George, laborer, r. 508 Vallejo
Hoferichter Frances, widow, r. 1112M Mason
Hott' B. L., painter S. P. Co., r. 44 Dorland
Hoflf Christian, foreman Charles Dietle, r. Berkeley
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Hoff Georcp F., butcher, r. 4 Chatham PI
Hoff Henuan L., cook Jauxs B. Jaques, r. 212 Second
Hoff.Iarob, laborer, r. 3ll'J Minna
lar Hotr See Hou«h and Huff
Hoffacher Fr»d, cook, r. HOC. Howard
I Hoffacker Bernard J., teamster, r. 2y Stanly PI
lEoffendafal Juliue, baker, r. 41() Keitrny
Hoffer F. Mrs., widow^ r. 1717 Turk
IBT Hoffer. See Hoefer
Hoffman A. B., ageut, 216 Keorny
Hoffman .Abraham, business manager Tivoli Opera
House, r. 963 Mission
Hoffuian Albert, cooper, r. 517 Bryant
I Hoffman Albert, shoemaker B. Katschinski, r. 318
Pacific
'Hoffman Albert J., carriagepainter, r. 20 Everett
IHoffinnn, Alexander & Co. (Charles and Isaac
Hoffman and Samuel O. Alexander) manufactur-
ers clothing, 2-4 Battery
Hoffman Alphonse, cutter, r. 19 South Park
Hoffman A. M. Mrs., Lying-in Hospital and Found-
ling Home, ur Industrial School
Hoffman Andrew, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Hoffman Anton, cook, r. 1017 Battery
Hoffman .\ugust, baker, r. 6-'5 Clay
Hoffman Bernard, presser Charles Mayer, r. 1214 Bry-
ant
Hoffman Brothers (Diedrich, George and Ernest) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW, cor Church and Twenty-
fourth
Hoffman Carl, r. 1227 Broadway
Hoffman Carl A., dver Pfaff & McPherson, r. 802 Lar-
kin
Hoffman C. D., traveling salesman Charles Jacobs h
Co.
Hoffman Charles (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.) r. New
York
Hoffman Charles, compositor Bulletin, r. 415 Powell
[Hoffman Charles, janitor, r. 226 Chestnut
Hoffman Charles, porter Hoffman, Alexander & Co.,
437 Golden Gate Av
Hoffman Charles S., teacher music, r. 1015 Fillmore
Hoffman Clarise, widow, r. 1523 Post
Hoftman Conrad, barber, \% Polk
Hoffiuan Conrad, varnisher, r. 829 Howard
^Hoffman Daniel E., expressman r. 120 Post
Hoffman Diedrich (Hoffman Brothers) r. NW cor
Church and Twent}--fourth
Hoffman E.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 1157 Octavia
Hoffriiau Edward S., r. 20 Everett
Hi ffmau E. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 141 Larkin
'Holliuan Elizabeth, widow, r. 520}^ O'Farrel)
Hoffman Ernest (Hoffman Bros.) r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
IHoffniau Eugene, carpenter, r. Thirtieth nr Sanchez
[Hoffman Ferdinand (Hoffman & Newman) r. 29 Oak
iHoffnian Frank, apprentice McCue Carriage Factory,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Church
'Hoffman Frederick, baker, r. 1532 Kentucky, rear
iHoffman Frederick, sheet ironworker Francis Smith
I & Co.. r. 1723 Leavenworth
Hoffman Frederick, waiter, r. 1008 Natoma
(Hoffman Frederick G., porkpacker Frank W. Eoss-
I bach, r. 1917 Polk
HOFFMAN G. & CO. ,<=.«..e*
HofTman) engravers, die sinkers antl
stencil cutter^i, 608 Sacramento
loffman George (Hoffman Bros.) r. 931 Church
Hoffman George, porter Haas Bros., r. 1300 Kearny
Hoffman George H., mnfr banjos, 504}^ Leaven-
worth
Hoffman Gottlieb (G. Hoffman & Co.) r. 1516 Mason
Hoffman Gustave H., clerk Brodek, Seelig & Co., r.
1136 Sutter
Soffman Harry, stock clerk Hoffman, Alexander &
Co., r. 437 Golden Gate Av
ioffman Henry, r. 217 Grant Av
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hoffman Henry, r. 614 Brannan
Hoffman Henry, clerk John J. Clasen, r. 1419 Baker
Hoffman Henry, fruit packer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hoffman Henry, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 236 I
Tenth
Hoffman Henry, laborer, r. 214 Francisco, rear
Hoffman Henrv, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Hoffman Henry, waiter F. Courades, r. Florida nr
Fourteenth
Hoffman Henry Jr., r. 614 Brannan
Hoffman Henry Mrs., varieties, 236 Tenth
Hoffman Henry F. W.. collector, r. 434 Bartlett
Hoffman Henry L., compositor Demokrat, r. 1217^
Kearuv. rear
Hoffman Henry N., sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 443
O'Farrell
Hoffman Isaac (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.) r. 1225
Golden Gate Av
Hoffman J. Mrs., medium, 1220 Market
Hoffman James, bartender Stumer i Peterson, r. 518
Pacific
Hoffman James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Hoffman John D. G., surveyor, r. 1516 Mission
Hoffman John H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 120 Post
Hoffman John L., clerk Jacob Unna & Co., r. 120 Post
Hoffman Joseph, cigar dealer, r. 711 Jones
Hoffman Julia, widow, r. 437 Golden Gate Av
Hoffman Mabel Miss, regalia maker, r. 2235 Geary
Hoffman Mary L., widow, r. 638 Seventeenth
Hoffman Mary L. Mrs., teacher Girl's High School,
r. 434 Bartlett
Hoffman Mathew, restaurant keeper, r. 1025 Sutter
Hoffman May, widow, r. 620 Market
Hoffman Ogrden, Judge U. S. District Court, and
ex-officio Judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers D.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. Pacific Club
Hoffman Samuel, porter, r. 513 Hayes
Hoffman Sander (Hoftman A: Davis) r. 308 Fulton
Hoffman Simon, r. 408 J^ Grove
Hoffman Simon, commercial traveler, r. 1522 Polk
Hoffman Southard, clerk U. S. District Court
and TJ. S. Commissioner, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, third floor, r. San Rafael
Hoffman T. Mrs., fancy goods, 1063 Market, r. 408
Grove
Hoffman T. R., clerk Nevada Bank, r. San Rafael
Hoffman William, mnfr showcases, h'i'l California, r.
Alameda
Hoffman William F. (ClausKock & Co.) r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Hoffman William J., traveling salesman Chas. Jacobs
h Co., r. 117 Jones
Hoffman W. S.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 1157 Octavia
Hoffman & Davis (Sander Hoffman and Philip Davis)
cigars and tobacco, 501 Montgomerv and 785 Mar-
ket
Hoffman & Dollein (Mrs. C. Klein and Adam Dolleln)
stoves and tinware. 1214 Stockton
Hoffman & Newman (Ferdinand Hoffman and Adolph
Newman) cigars, 819 Market
Hoffmann Adolph, watchmaker W. Scheppler fc Co.. r.
8 k. Harriet
Hoffmann Albert, upholsterer Louis Krelss, r. 1521
Webster
Hoffmann C. Mrs., bakery, 702 Larkin
Hoffmann Catherine, widow, r. 1217 Kearny, rear
Hoffmann Charles A., pressman Bacon * Co., r. 1921
Jessie
Hoffmann Charles F., mining engineer, 307 Sansome,
r. Iowa Hill. Placer County
Hoffmann Charles S., wood carver, r. 1921 Jessie
Iloffjiinnn Christopher, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hoffmann Conrad, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Co.,
r. 237 Eighth
Hoffmann Elizabeth, widow, r. 2315 Howard
Hoffmann Emile, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 4.'i8
Guerrero
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309, 3]1, 313,. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hoffaiimn Ernest, finisher Louis Kreisa, r. 1521 Web-
ster
Hoffmann Frank S., metalworker William Proll, r.
AlamiHla
Hoffmann Frederick, millhand J. F. Fairweather, r.
15^.i Bryant Av
Hoflfnianu Fritz, waiter Herbst & Maas
Hoflmann George, druggist Henry Staub, r. 1227
Broadway
Hoffmann Gustave A., pianotuner William G. Badger,
r. 1921 Jessie
Hoffmann Henry (P. Claudius & Co.l r. 22 Turk
Hoffmann Henry, capitalist, r. 458 Guerrero
Hoffmann Henry, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 2008
Taylor
Hoffmann Jobn, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Hoffmann John, lithographic printer, r. 310 Union
Hoffmann Joseph, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 2008
Taylor
Hoffmann Joseph, porter Frederick Hufschmidt, r.
Oakland
Hoffmann K.., maltster Chicago Brewing Co.
Hoffmann Lawrence, steward stmr City of Peking, r.
445 Bryant
Hoffmann Louisa, widow, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffmann Martin, bartender, r. cor Francisco and
Mason
Hoffmann Max, cellarman, r. 607 Stockton
Hoffmann Michael, merchant, r. 2124 Post
Hoffmann Minnie Miss, r. 931 Church
Hoffmann Philip, compositor Demokrat, r. 1224
Kearny
Hoffmann Robert, laundryman, r. 721 Seventeenth
Hoffmann Rudolpb, satchelmaker D. Block & Co., r.
2011 Mission
Hoffmann Sebastian, expressman, NEcor Howard and
Main, r. cor Florida and Twenty-sixth
Hoflmann Victor, architect, r. 766 Bryant
Hoffmann Victor Jr. (A. Dufour & Co.) and contractor
and builder, r. 515J^ Fourth
Hoffmann William, merchant, r. 2531 California
1 Hoffmann William T., carpenter, 1611 Powell ,.
! B^" Hoffmann. See Hoffman, Hofman and Hofmann
Hoffmeyer Bolner, teacher music, r. 547 Howard
Hoffmeyer Eugene, polisher Fr. H. Rosenbanm & Co.
Hoffsobneider William (Joseph Winterburn & Co.) r.
Fruit Vale
Hoffschneider William Jr., electrotyper Joseph Win-
terburn & Co., r. East Oakland
Hoffstetter Bernard, physician, 325 Geary
Hoflnghoff Frederick, paper carrier, r. 031 Vallejo
Hofleng Frederick, watches and jewelry, 5
Third, r. Oakland
Hofmann Adele, candies, 2431 Mission
Hofmann Adolph, ore sampler, r. 2431 Mission
Hofmann B. Mrs., r. 119^ Fell
Hofmann Ellas, bookkeeper Cal. Sheep Casings Co.,
r. 1703 Geary
Hofmann Eujll, bookkeeper George Geoppert & Co.,
r. 701 McAllister
Hofmann Emile, photographer, r. 1017 Larkin
Hofmann Isaac L. (Hofmann & Woenne and Cal.
Sheep Casings Co.) r. 1703 Geary
Hofmann John, watchman S. F. Bridge Co., and
bakery, 505 Bryant
Hofmann Joseph (Hofmann & Browne) r. 515 Third
Hofma.nn Josepli A., books and stationery, and
agent J. B. Lippincott Co. (Philadelphia) 208
Montgomery, r. 1219 Bash
Hofmann Lewis N., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1219 Bush
Hofmann Louis, clerk Louis Schoenfeld, r. NE cor
Grove and Gough
Hofmann Louis, woodturner Fuchs & Euler
Hofmann Richard H., with Bank of California, r.
Berkeley
Hofmann & Browne (Joseph Hofmann and Gustavus
Browne) bakery and coffee saloon, 515 Third
Hofiniiiiii & Woenne (Isaac L. Hofmann and
Emil Woenne) butchers, 606 Market
lU?" Hofmann. See Hoffman, Hoffmann and Hofman
Hofmeister Charles M.. clerk, r. SW cor North Point
and Larkin
Hofmeister Henry, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Hofstetter Herman, blacksmith and cairlagemaker.
Railroad Av bet Tenerifl'e and Falkland, r. Suma-
tra nr Tallapoosa
Ilofvendahl Julius, baker, r. 416 Kearny
Hogau Andrew, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1419 Laguna
Hogan Annie Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 1110
Harrison
Hogan Anthony, painter, r. 632 Capp, rear
Hogan Bartholomew J., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r.
950 FolBom
Hogan Catherine, widow, r. 347 Minna
Hogan C. C, secretary Safety Nitro Powder Co., r.
314 Ellis
Hogan Charles, r. 1132 Howard
Hogan Charles, blacksmith, r. 34 Natoma
Hogan Charles, waiter, r. 244 Stevenson
Hogan Cornelius W., wood and coal, hay and grain,
2637 Harrison
Hogan Daniel, laborer, r. 216 Ritch, rear
Hogan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 8 Hubbard
Hogan Daniel F., blacksmith Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 2204 Pine
Hogan Daniel M., engineer, r. 3 Freelon
Hogan Delia Miss, cashier restaurant Palace Hotel
Hogan Dennis, gasfltter, r. 28 Louisa
Hogan Dennis, wood and coal, 504 Jones, r. 117 Will-
iam
Hogan Dennis E., stone cutter, r. 10 Howard Court
Hogan Dennis J., liquor saloon, 1111 Howard
Hogan E. A. Mrs., private school, 19 Cedar Av
Hogan Edmoud. clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 408
Hyde
H^gan Edward, hostler City RR.. r. 7 Julian Av
Hogan Edward, laborer, r. 1408 Harrison
Hogan Edward, groceries, 604 Natoma
Hogan Edward, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Hogan Edward E., painter, r. 032 Capp, rear
Hogan Ellen, widow, r. 12 Maria
Hogan Ellen Mrs., r. 767 Howard
Hogan Eugene, longshoreman, r. 519 Brannau
Hogan Eugene M., carrier Call, r. 1717 Hyde
Hogan Frank, cooper Hogan fc Co., r. 33 Norfolk
Hogan George F., with H. Tobelmann, r. 421 Hayes
Hogan George L., distributors. F. Laundry
Hogan Howard H., manager Co-operative Soap Co.,
211-213 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Hogan J., helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Hogan J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 449 Tehama
Hogan J. Mrs., proptr Cashman House, 501^ Sixth
Hogau James, cigarmaker, r. 924 Natoma
Hogan James, groceries and liquors. NW cor Wash-
ington and Cherry
Hogan James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hogau James, shoemaker, r. Woolnr Cortland Av
Hogau James E., carpenter, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Johanna, widow, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan John, clerk John J. Hughes, r. 2503^ Minna
Hogan John, expressman, r. 446 Tehama
Hogan John, fireman, r. Garfield Hotel
Hogan John, laborer, r. 1039 York
Hogau John, laborer, r. 2030 Filbert
Hogan John, laborer, r. E s Eureka nr Seventeenth
Hogan John, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.
Madison Av
Hogan John, longshoreman, r. 270 First
Hogan Jolin, longshoreman, r. 333 Tehama
Hogan John, stairbuilder, r. 730 Church
Hogan John Mrs., solicitor Commercial Ins.
Cal., r. SE cor Sixth and Bryant
Hogan John A. (Hogan & Co.) r. 224 Twelfth
r. 15
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MERCHANT TAILORS
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Hogan John F., cooper HoRan & Co.
H'lgan John T., teamster, r. 2:ni Howard
Uoiian John V., clerk, r. 1110 Harrison
Hogan Joseph, prluter, r. E 8 Kurekii nr Seventeenth
Hogan Joseph H., inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 1 Eldridge
Hogan Joseph I., bartender John E. Greene, r. 1110
Harrison
Hogan Joseph R., clerk, r. 320M Ritch
Hogan Katie, domestic 1501 Post
Hogan Katie Miss, r. 544 Howard
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 22lj Langton
Hognu Mary, widow, r. 1255 California, rear
Hogan Mary, dressmaker, r. 1039 York
Hogan Mary, nurse, r. 2420 Post
Hogan Mary A. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 719 Turk
Hogan Mary E., widow, r. 632 Capp, rear
Ilngau Martin C, street contractor, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hogan M. C , first cook stmr San Jose
Hogan Matthew, bagmaker, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Michael, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hogan Michael (Hogan & Co.) r. 53 Clay
Hogan Michael, fish dealer, 30 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 9153 Harrison
Hogan Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fell
and Webster
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 411 Folsom
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 141 Natoma
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan Michael, second officer stmr Bay City, r. 230}^
Minna
Hogan Michael, shoe finisher Kutz & Murr, r. 1111
Howard
Hogan Michael, street contractor, r. 1419 Lsguna
Hogan Michael Jr., shoemaker, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan Michael D., r. New Franklin Hotel
Hogan Michael E., r. 26 Turk
Hogan Michael F., laborer, r. 24 J^ Glover
Hogan O.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Hogan Patrick, carpenter, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos^
Road, Ocean View
Hogan Patrick, horse trainer, r. MOO Folsom
Hugau Patrick, liquor saloon, 12 Ellis, r. Ill Clemen-
tina
Hogan Patrick, receiving clerk Castle Bros., r. 1717
Hyde
Hogan Patrick, teamster, r. SE cor Noe and Eight-
eenth
Hogan Richard, laborer, r. 83 Clementina
Hogan Robert, detective, r. .520 Kearny
Hogan Susan Mrs., r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan T., teamster Teele & Scott
Hogan Thomas, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
518 Stevenson
Hogan Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hogan Thomas, special policeman, r. 1521 Mason
Hogan Thomas C, laborer P. M. SS Co., r. 146 Silver
Ho^an Thomas G., manager M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 115
I Powell
I Hogan Thomas, gasfitter P. F. Ward & Co., r. 1039
York
Hogan \V., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
HogBn William, clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 544 Howard
Hogan William, expres'^man, SE cor Market and Sec-
ond, r. 1417 Sacramento
Hogan William, laborer, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan William, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 733
Natoma
Hogan William A., teamster Hogan & Co., r. 224
Twelfth
Hogan William C, driver, r. 1419 Laguna
Hogan William F., engineer, r. 146 Silver
Hogan William H., printer, r. 924 Natoma
Hogan William J., law student, r. 1417 Sacramento
Hogan di Co. (John A. and Michael Hogan and
David B. Brown) coopers, 53 Clay and 36 Com-
mercial
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hogarth John, tailor. U49 Market
Hoge Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 938 Howard
Hoge Charles J., attorney at law, 4-5 Montgomery
Block, r. 1323 Geary
Hoge Fred., wheelwright Thomas Costigsn
Hoge John, porter, r. 228 Bush
Hoge Joseph P., attorney at law, 4-5 Montgomery
Block, r. 1323 Geary
Hoge William F., journalist, r. 1323 Geary
8^" Hoge. See Hogg, Hoag and Hogue
Hogeboom Lawrence V., engineer stmr Newark, r.
Alameda
Hoger Emma Mrs., widow, r. 1921 Union
Hoger Herman C. butcher A. Adams, r. 1921 Union
Hoges Jacob, coffee saloons, 325 and 341 Bush, r. 331 5i
Bush
Hogg Alfred (Lloyd & Hog^) r. 1411 Bush
Hogg Alfred H. chief clerk Apothecaries Hall, r. 308
Turk
Hog^ James, vice-president Sperry & Co., 22
California, r. Oakland
Hogg Mary Mrs., lace mender and cleaner, r. 1209)^
Bush, rear
8^" Hogg. See Hoag, Tloge and Hogue
Hoglin Peter, liquor saloon, 405 Drumm
Hogref Fred. (Kahrs & Hogref ) r. NW cor Post and
Taylor
Hogrefe Charles L. A., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 44
Thirteenth
Hogue Clara, dressmaking, 907 Valencia
Hogue George W., sergeant police, r. 907 Valencia
Hogue J. M., laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. cor
Folsom and Fourteenth
Hogue Nellie Mrs., milliner Miss J. Stapleton, r. 434
Hayes
8^" Hogue. See Hoag, Hoge and Hogg
Hoheim John, liquor saloon, 245 Fourth
Hoheim William, bartender John Hoheim, r. 245
Fourth
Hohenschild George, carpenter, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohenschild George, cook. r. 1006 Mission
Hohenschild Henry L., salesman Brown & Wells, r.25
Pleasant
Hohenschild Rafaela, widow, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohenshin Ernest, yardman William Westerfeld, r.
5;iO Stevenson
Hohenthal Gustave, mnfr ruffling and fluting, 139Ji
Fifth
Hohfeld Edward, teacher music, r. 11.39 Valencia
Holxlweg Frederick, chemist and druggist, NE
cor Polk and Jackson, r. 2110 Polk
Hohn Andreas L., carpenter, r. 142 5^ Natoma
Hohn John, liquor saloon, 310 Grant Av
dohu John H., janitor Christian Church, r. 71 Brady
Hohn Louis, seaman, r. 747 Harrison
Hohnemann William, cellarman Kohler & Van Ber-
gan, r. l.i'.) Colllngwood
Hohnsbeiu Paul, photographer H. Stender, r. 504
Kearny
Hohwlesner Clemens (Charles Ed. Heise & Co.) r. 322
Oak
Hohwiesnnr Frederick (Geo. Marcus & Co.) r. 320 Oak
Holn Frank P , clerk, r. 1025 Larkin
Hoiu Isidore N., cli rk, r. 1.528 Pacific Av
Hoin Peter P., bartender, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Holn Pierre P. Jr.. clerk, r. 1925 Larkin
Hoin Theodore, clerk, r. I.i28 Pacific Av
Hokansen Oscur. bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. Oak-
land
Hakanaon Olaf (Hokanson k Wilson) SE cor Clay and
Drumm
Hoka' sou & Wilson (Olaf Hokanson and Charles W.
Wilson) liquor saloon, SE cor Clay and Urumm
10- Holahan. See Hallahau
Holbeck George, clerk Capitol House, r. 637 Sacra-
mento
Holbrook B. F., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 37
Lib.rty
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
OptMi Piro - Placo Triiiiitiiiig-a
» Si»ecialtj'.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Holbrook C. H., merchant, r. '2;i01 Pine
Holbrook Charles, president Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 1901 Van Ness Av
Holbrook Charles B., polloeaian, r. 518 Geary
Holbrook C. T., clerk general passenger a^eut and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Holbrook Frank A., driver M. Englander & Sons, r.
433 Ivy Av
Holbrook Henry C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 299 Hyde
Holbrook James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
SE cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Charles Hol-
brook president, Charles Merrill first vice-presi-
dent, John F. Merrill second vice-president,
James B. Stetson treasurer, importers and jobbers
stoves and metals, 225-237 Market and 1-17 Beale
Holbrook Minnie E. Mrs., proptr Ferndale House,
518 Geary
Holce Charles, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Holcomb Charles H., surveyor, r. 1050 Howard
Holcomb William, waiter, r. 321 Third
Holconibe Almira. widow, r. 226 Green
Holcombe Atkinson, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
123 Eddy
Holcoiiibe Emma A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 1920 Sacramento
Holcombe George W., teamster, 107 Davis, r. 343 M
Fifth
Holcombe Walter G., passenger agent, r. 1915 Sacra-
mento
Holdegger Philip, cooper, r. 270 First
Holden Andrew G., carrier Post Office, r. 14 Birch Av
Hoklen C. M., compositor Examiner, r. 817 Bush
Holden Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holdfn David, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Edward S. H., astronomer Lick Observatory,
r. 908 Pine
Holden Erastns, with S. P. Co., r. 850 Mission
Holden E. S. Mrs., widow, r. 830 Mission
Holden Fannie Miss, dressmaker r. 605 Stevenson
Holden James, tinsmith Anderson & Tallon, r. 824
Folsom
Holden James H., laborer, r. 816 Folsom
Holden John, baker, r. 858 Folsom
Holden John H., cooper, 105 Clay
Holden John M., plumber, r. 824 Green
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, r. 141 Page
Holden Louis, piledriver, r. 1104 Alabama
Holden Martin, bootmaker, r. 824 Green
Holden Peter, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 816
Folsom
Holden Samuel P., commission merchant and ore
buyer, 113 Leidesdorff, r. Alameda
Holden Thomas, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Holden Warren P., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 850 Mission
Holden William A., wharf builder, r. 739 Twenty-third
Holden William C, driver S. F. Box Co., r. 739 Twen-
ty-third
Holden William F., clerk Samuel Carson & Co., r. 850
Holder David, shoemaker, 118 Leidesdorff
Holderer Jacob, barber, r. 114 M Turk, rear
Holderer Joseph, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Holdersbach John P., teamster, r. 1327J^ Natoma
Holdhusen Claus, laborer, r. 1809 Powell
Holdredge E. G. Mrs., widow, r. 816 California
Holdredge Henry A., r. 816 California
Holdredge R. G., artist, r. 816 California
Holdredge Sarah A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2110 Sut-
ter
Holger Emll, teamster, r. NE cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Holger Garrett, longshoreman, r. 445 First
Holger John, longshoreman, r. 445 First
Holgersen William J. H., stockcutter Buckingham &
HecHt, r. 618 Eddy
Holgran N. L., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Holje Elizabeth Miss, r. E s Potrero Av bet Sonoma
and Nevada
Holje John B., liquor saloon, NW cor Railroad and
Falkland Avs
Holje Martin, proptr Cal. Glue Works. NW cor Vene-
zuela and Potomac, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Potrero Av
HoljesJohn H. (J. H. Holjes & Co., and Holjes &
Jachens) r. 1002 Harrison
Holjes JoUn H. «& Co. (John H. Holjes and John
Jachens) importers and wholesale liquor dealers,
398 Sixth
Holjes & Jachens (John H. Holjes and John Jachens)
liquor saloon, SW cor Union and Front
Holl Eugene A., porter Greenebaum, Weil & Miohels,
r. 1040 Twenty-se ond
Holl George, boots and shoes, 3008 Mission, r. 103
Twenty-sixth
Holladay Charles R., attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 12-13, r. 820 Folsom
Holladay E. C, student, r. 743 Pine
Holladay Edmund Bnrkc, attorney at law, 636
Clay, room 3, r. NE cor Clay and Octavia
Holladay Samnel W., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 3, r. NE cor Clay and Oitavia
Hnlladav William E., student, r. 743 Pine
6^" Holladny. See Halladay, Hallidie and Holliday
Holland Abraham F.. porter stmr Oakland, r. Oak-
land
Holland Andrew J., special policeman, r. 1918 Fil-
bert
Holland Augustus P., r. 200 McAllister
Holland B., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Holland Bernard, cooper, r. 127 Bay
Holland Bridget, widow, r. 20 Ritch, rear
Holland Daniel, r. 2 Washington
Holland Daniel, cellerman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
1110 Kearny, rear
Holland Daniel, marble cutter Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 5
William
Holland Daniel, tailor, 605 Howard
Holland Dennis, clerk, r. 26 Turk
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 209 Grant Av
Holland F., chief engineer stmr City of Rio Janeiro
Holland Francis, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 2
Cleavoland
Holland Frank E., waiter, r. 1043 Mission
Holland Frederick, bartender, r. SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Holland Frederick E., salesman H. Kahn & Co., r.
405 Taylor
Holland G. W., second pantryman stmr State of Cal-
ifornia
Holland Harry, musician, r. 815 Stockton
Holland Henry, real estate, r. 609 Montgomery Av
Holland Henry P., mining, r. 24}^ Willows Av
Holland Hugh, hostler C. F. Dryer, r. New Atlantic
Hotel
Holland J., proptr Miners Hotel, 261 First
Holland James, porter John Zeigenbein & Co., r. 28
Turk
Holland James, stevedore, r. 701 Davis
Holland James L., oliflcial reporter Superior Court,
Dept. 8, office 58 Nevada Block, r. 1613 Scott
Holland Jennie A., dressmaking, 209 Twenty-fourth
Holland Jeremiah, plasterer, r. 24 Ringold
Holland Jeremiah, porter, r. 1725 Stevenson
Holland John, r. 324)4 Fourteenth
Holland John, coachman, r. 507 Harrison
Holland John, driver L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor Twenty-
first and Folsom
Holland John, laborer, r. Sierra nr Tennessee
Holland John, rigger, r. 229 Duncan
Holland John, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1009 Powell
Holland John, tanner, r. Dominica nr Susquehanna
Holland John A., carpenter, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland John A., lithograph printer, r. 44 Louisa
BEAMISH'S
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MARKET ST., COK. THSRD.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St,
ARPAD HftRASZTHY & CO,
!wASH^N=^T?N sT.iProdncers of FINE TABLE WINES
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Hollanil Jobn K., engineer, r. 180 Perry
Holland Joseph, farmer, r. 210 Twenty-tliird
Holland Julia Misb, dresumaking, 204 Van NeSB Av
Holland Knte. widow, r. 1227 York
Holland Marfjaret. widow, r 43 South Park
Holland Mark, laborer S. F. Gaa Light Co., r. Solano
nr Oeor^ia
Holland Mary Mrs., r. 270 Minna
Holland Michael, molder Union Iron Works, r. 2
Cleaveland
Holland Xatlianiel, attorney at law and U. S.
Comniissoner, 605 Clay, and U. S. Chief Super-
visor Elections District of California, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, room 71, r. 1414 Taylor
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright, r. 44 Louisa
Holland P., clerk License Collector
Holland Patrick (John H. Tobia) 114 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Holland Patrick, coal passer stmr Newbern, r. 15 Ver-
non PI
Holland Peter, policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Holland PhiHp, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2719 Fol-
som
Holland Rasmus, laborer, r. 172 Minna
Holland P.cbert, watchman Bay District Hotel
Holland Robert J., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1918 Fll-
bert
Holland Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
1227 York
Holland Thomas, fireman, r. 57 Natoma
Holland Thomas D., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1658
Hayes
Holland William, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Holland William, clerk, r. 10G8 Howard
Holland William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.
Holland William J., bookkeper Young & Thomson, r.
93^ Washington Av
Hollander Siegfried, jeweler, r. 1310 Ellis
Hollaway A. E , carrier Post Office, r. 322 Shotwell
Hollo Henry W., clerk William Paulsen, r. 562 Ste-
venson
Holle Jacob, beer bottler, SE cor Twentieth and York
HoUe John, r. Humboldt House
HoUein Louain, milkman, r. Excelsior Homestead nr
Athens
Hollenbeck A. M., millhand Jason Springer & Co., r.
862 Mission
Hollenbeck Fred. L., sticker band Jason Springer &
Co., r 862 Mission
HoUi-nbeck George B., upholsterer, r. 515 Taylor
Hollenbeck Martin, block cutter Raymond, Squire &
Co., r. 1065 Market
Hollenbeck Roland, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 817 3<S
Larkin
Hollenberg Benno A., physician, 843 Mission
Holleuberj,' John, bartender John Dunn
Holler B., r. 256 Stevenson
Holler Gustave A., artist Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co.. r. 515 Jessie
Holler Tony (Hollei & Jobst) r. 515 Jessie
Holler Walter, mnfr and importer cutlery, 120 Sutter,
r. 2220 California
Holler &Job.st (Tony Holler and Mathias Jobst)
wines and liquors, NW cor Kearny and Geary
Holleran Hanorah, widow, r. Sweeny nr San Bruno
Road
Hollf ran M. widow, r. 2501 Larkin
HoUeran Michael, boxmaker, r. 32 Minna
Hnlleran William, b xmaker, r. 32 Minna
If^ Holleran. See Halloran
Hollerbach Frank, boots and shoes, 124 Eddy
Holliday Alfred, r. 112 O'Farrell
Hollidny Frederick, r. 534 Fifteenth
Holliday Isidore, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market, r.
2(108 Mission
Holliday James F., r. 112 O'Farrell
Holliday Joseph, porter Morosco's Amphitheater, r.
727 Howard
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Holliday Joseph, teamster Mrs. M. Holliday, r. 1729
Market
Holliday Margaret Mrs., fruits and vegetableB, 1719
Market, r. 1729 Market
Holliday Mary Mrs., r. 112 O'Farrell
Holliday William, driver Mayle & Wienholz, r. 1729
Market
esr Holliday. S^e Holladay and Halliday
Hollihan Annie Mrs., presser John F. Snow, r. 16
Ridley
Holling Charles F., city salesman Fredericksburg
Brewing Co., r. .523 Franklin
Holling Charles H. T., salesman, r. 1023 Golden Gate
Av
Holling John F., real estate agent, 224 Montgomery,
r. 625 Turk
Holling William, cooper, r. 518 Filbert, rear
Holling William, poultry dealer, r. Mission Av nr
Mission Road, Excelsior Homestead
Holling William, salesman, r. 1434 Ellis
HoUings H. Mrs., widow, r. 929 Larkin
Hollings John, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. St.
John nr Falkland
Hollings Nicholas (Sturken & Hollings) r. eiOJi
Third
Hollings Peter T., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 722 Bay
Hollingsworth Helen, nurse, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Hollingsworth John T., plumber William D. Hobro,
r. 512}^ Francisco
Hollingsworth Samuel, bartender M. Schlaudecker,
r. 527 Clay
Hollingsworth Thomas C, cigars and tobacco, 1519
Market
Hollingsworth Thomas I., weaver S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory
Hollis Alonzo K., book and job printer and editor
and proprietor Mission Journal, 2222 Mission, r.
610 !« Nineteenth
Hollis Frederick B., policeman, r. 1348 Folsom
Hollis George C, with George C. Thompson, r. 800
Filbert
Hollis Joseph, forwarding and purchasing agent. 226
Sutter, room 4
Hollis Thomas, carrier Post Office, r. 108 San Jos^ Av
Hollis Thomas W.. clerk Lachman & Sternfels, r. 108
Hollis William, real estate, r. 712 Sutter
Hollis W. H., bookkeeper I. E. Thayer, r. 712 Sutter
HoUister Corydon H., mailing clerk Post Office, r.
1917 Mission
Hollisfer John B., teacher Trinity School, r. 1534
Mission
Hollister M. S. Mrs., r. 1326 Mission
Hollman Frederick, tanner, r. 5 Clinton
Hollman H. & Co. (Henry Hollman) proptrs The
Royal Tea Co., 2805-28(19 Mission
Hollman Henry (H. Hollman & Co.) r. 2805 Mission
Hollinanii Henry, groceries, wines and liquors,
SE cor Seventeenth and Castro
Hollopeter Joseph, carriagemakor, r. 1432 Mission
Uolloran Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 44
Tehama
Hollorau James, r. 28 Hunt
Holloran Patrick, seaman, r. 15 Verona
Hollorau Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 57
Nutoma
Holloran William, helpers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Natoma
n^" Holloran. See Halloran and Holleran
QoUoway Albert E., r. 322 Shotwell
HoUoway Charlotte, widow, r. 19.">H Howard
Holloway Emma C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1958 Howard
Holloway George M., manager William Davis, r. 1958
Howard
Holloway James C. (Frey, Halloway & Newbauer) r.
West Berkeley
Holloway Joseph T., engineer, r. 418 Capp
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOfflE ST.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Urates antl Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
32
Hollo-way Williiiiu K. (J. W. Griu-e Jt Co.) and
Consul Peru unci Uruguay, 430 California, r. Pa-
cific Club
l^'Holioway. SeeHolway
HoUub Alpheus, city agent Robert Dickson, r. 2218
Post
Hollub Charles, commercial traveler, r. 2118 Post
Hollub David L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. 2218 Post
Hollub Henry C, railroad ticket agent, 32 Montgom-
ery, r. 2218 Post
HollweKS John (William H. Bowe & Co.) r. NE cor
Fillmore and Waller
Holly Harry D.. helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
What Cheer House
Holly Oalt Park Co. (Napa Co., Cal.) John
H. Say re secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
Hollywood Charles B., clerk Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., r. 608 Jessie
Hollywood Joseph, inspector Custom House, r. 608
Jessie
Hollywood Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Hollzer Joseph, tailor, r. 479 Tehama
Holm Andrew L., ship carpenter, r. 142}^ Natoma
Holm Charles, carpenter, r. Thirtieth nr Bartlett
Holm Christian (Holm & Saxtorph) r. 410 Steiner
Holm Christian, waiter, r. 305 Fourth
Holm Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 243 Clara
Holm Frederick, waiter, r. 135 Folsom
Holm Gustave, foreman Baruch & Newman, r. 2021
Mason
Holm J. Henry, capitalist, r. 318 Octavia
Holm John A., gardener, r. Arion House
Holm Julius J., barber, 2308 Howard
Holm Martin, master mariner, r. 81 Clementina
Holm Matilda, domestic 2520 Howard
Holm Nils, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Golden Gate
Av nr First Av
Holm Peter, cook, r. 639 Mission
Holm Thomas R.. groceries and liquors. SE cor Sut-
ter and Stockton, r. 313 Stockton
Holm Thomas N., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r..
2726 Mi.«.sion
Holm William, porter, r. 747 Harrison
Holm William, teamster, Arkansas nr Sierra
Holm <fc Saxtorpli (Christian Holm and Henry
Saxtorph) proprietors Baldwin House, 14-16 Ellis
Holman Bridget, widow, r. 329 Vallejo
Holman Hans, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Holman HarolcT, policeman, r. 2603 Folsom
Holman John, with Cal. Wire Works, r. 329 Vallejo
Holman Lucy, widow, r. SW cor Polk and Filbert
Holman Sophia, widow, lodgings, 301 Montgomery
Av and 600 Pine
Holman William L., superintendent J. Hammond &
Co., r. 812 Church
Holmberg George E., farmer, r. 610 Post
Holmberg John, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 125
Julian Av
Holmberg Olaf, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 909 Kearny
Holmberg Sven, bartender A. Olson, r. 518 Pacific
Holmer Nels, cellarman Palace Hotel
Holmes Alsop J., civil engineer, r. 1219 McAllister
Holmes Bartlett R.. boottreer, r. 10 Verona, rear
Holmes, Booth it Haydens, manufacturers and ex-
porters, 406-408 Market
Holmes Charles, piledriver, r. 42 Tehama
Holmes Charles A., r. 622 Natoma
Holmes Charles J , manager Palace Dye Works, otfice
1332 Market, r. 130 Tenth
Holmes Charles S. (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. 610
Shotwell
Holmes Clarence R., foreman Renton, Holmes & Co.,
r. 726 Sutter
Holmes Corneliiis, contractur, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Holmes Edward B., mining secretary, 4 Nevada
Block, r. Alameda
Holmes Edward H., engineer, r. 130 Central Av
Holmes Ellis A., inspector Custom House, r. 414
Fourteenth
Holmes Frederick, r. 22 Geary
Holmes Frederick T., clerk Examiner, r. 604 Bu-
chanan
Holmes George, butcher E. G. Rodolph & Co., r. 1313
California
Holmes Georf,'e, seaman, r. 707 }< Natoma
Holmes Goor^^e, surveyor, r. 121 Post
Holmes George, waiter, r. 273 Stevenson
Holmes Ceoige W.. cook, r. 400 Main
Holmes H. Mrs., widow, hat trimmer, r. 1120 }<£ Broad-
way
Holmes Harry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Holmes Hattie D. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. 622 Natoma
Holmes H. E. & Co. (Henry E. Holmes) carriage man-
nfacfurere, 834-836 Howard
Holmes H. nry E (H. E. Holmes & Co.) r. 1722 Turk
Holmes Henry T., president The H.T.Holmes
Lime Co., 14-18 Market, r. 1922 Pine
Holmes Howard C, mechanical engineer, r. 61634
Nineteenth
Holmes Howard I., driver Engine No. 3, r. 1335 Cali-
fornia
Holmes Isaac I., office 606 Montgomery, room 1, r,
Saucelito
Holmes James, with Mission Warehouse, . r. 23»
Twelfth
Holmes James G., machinist Clay St. ER., r. 27
Twenty-third
Holmes John, r. 1107 Kearny
Holmes John, laborer, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes John, plumber John Carpenter, r. cor Nine-
teenth and Castro
Holmes John, water tender stmr Eastern Oregon
Holmes John M., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
Holmes John R., machine hand California Mill, r.
318 Ritch
Holmes Josephus, stove dealer, 312 Jackson
Holmes Kesver, cook, r. 347 Jessie
Holmes Lime Co. The H. T., Henry T. Holmes
president, Edward K. Hawkins secretary, dealers
lime, cement, plaster, firebrick, etc., 14-18 Mar-
ket
Holmes Louis R. S., salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 22
Geary
Holmes M. A. Mrs., r. 117 Eighth
Holmes Milo P., r. 1722 Turk
Holmes Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) C. E. El-
liot secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Holmes Nathaniel, driver Fitzgerajd & Conlon, r.
613}^ Minna
Holmes Ralph, contractor, r. 218 Ninth
Holmes Raymond, office 606 Montgomery, room 1, r.
827 Polk
Holmes Robert, longshoreman, r. 1411 Jackson
Holmes Robert, traveling salesman Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. Oakland
Holmes Samuel O. (Chris. Schenk & Co.) r. Oakland
Holmes S:imuel T., agent Mission Bay Warehouses,
r. 233 Twelfth
Holmes Thomas, r. 268 Minna
Holmes Thomas, sbampooer New Hammam
Holmes Thomas Mrs., r. 130 Central Av
Holmes W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Holmes Walter, insurance agent, r. 907 Sutler
Holmes Walter, laborer, r. Handley House
Holmes "Walter G., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 1910 Gough
Holmes Walter H., millinery. 1208 Market
Holmes Walter H., special agent Home and Phoenix
Ins. Co., r. The Pleas:intcn
Holmes W. H. Mrs., r. 1326 Ellis
Holmes William A., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
318 Ritch
'THE HASTINGS"
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IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 83,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORMN, Managej
WM. SSSTON, Asst. Managsr.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 1
MARKET ST. I BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, ETC.
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Holmes William H., r. 608 Castro
Holmes William I., barteu ler W. C. Erben
Holmes William P., waiter, r. 401t Stevenson |
HolmRren Nils I^,. grlpman Sutter St. KR., r. 1410
, Lyon
Holmquist Charles, coppersmith Charles W. Smith,
r. li Miller PI
' HolmquiBt Niles R., proptr Monterey House, 1028 i
I Market
I Holmquist S. T., cigarmaber, r. 435 Ivy Av
I Holroyd .Joseph, distributor S. F. Laundry
Holsbe Eiuile, tanner, r. Teneriffe ur Platte
I Holsinger E., bookkeeper A. Schilling & Co., r. Ala-
metla
Holsman Charles K., candymaker Lewis Gibbons, r.
114 ■•4 Turk
Hoist Aclolph, shoemaker, r. 1043 Army
Hoist Henry, porter Radovich & Chrlandt, r. 519 Pine
Hoist .Jacob D., groceries and liquors, 40 Tehama
Hoist Peter H., bartender C. F. Steinkamp, r. 31 Te-
hama
Hoist William, ornamental glass worker, U5
Valencia, r. 116 Guerrero
Holste Charles W. (Holste & Petersi r. 405 Minna
Holste & Peters (Charles W. Holste and Malte J.
Peters) billiard saloon and bowling alley, BE
cor Fifth and Market
Holtteiu Frederick, tanner, r. Mauritus nr Railroad
Av
Holstein George, r. 1016 Pacific
Holstein George H., salesman F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 106 Eddy
Holstein John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holstein Richard O. (Patton & Holstein) r. 411^ Cal-
ifornia, room 21
Holsten Coard, tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
Holsten John, with Meyer & Bush, r. Commercial
Hotel
Holsworth Robert, r. 359 First
Holt A. Frank (Holt Bros.) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Andrew J. (Grant & Holt) r. 32 Russ
Holt Anna, widow, confectionery, 1209 Bush
Holt Beniamin (Holt Bros.) r. Stockton, Cal.
Holt Brothers (Charles H., A. Frank and Benjamin)
importers, dealcr.s and mnfrs carriage materials
and hardwood lumber, 30-32 Main
Holt C. Edward, collector Haslett & Bailey, r. Ala-
meda
Holt Charles H. (Holt Bros.) r. Oakland
Holt David C, r. 8 Potter
Holt Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1029 Howard
Holt Frederick S , salesman Holt Bros.
Holt George H., coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
124 Gilbert
Holt Isaac, liquor saloon, NW cor New Montgomery
and Mi>Bion, r. 539 Howard
Holt Louis, real estate, office 26-28 Main, r. 309 Powell
Holt M. O., seaman r. 37 Pacific
Holt Oscar, waiter F. Hellwis
Holt Reuben, blacksmith, r. 544!^ Natoma
Holt Sylvauus W., carpenter Henry A. Conrad, r. 419
Hvde
Holt 'iliomas, upholsterer, 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas, superintendent Bodie and Benton Ry.
atid Commercial Co., 310 Pine, room 18, r. Grand
Hotel
Holt Thomas B., engineer Union Pac. Salt Co.
Holt Thomas G., r. 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas H. Mrs., widow, r. 1803 Stockton
Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market, r. 11 Sutter
Holt Warren, map publisher and mounter, 512
Mont^'omery, r. 1016 Washington
Holt William, steward strar Wilmington
Holtermann John J., proptr Kentucky Market, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Holtmeier H'-nry, groceries and liquors. NE cor Fil-
bert and Taylor, r. SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Holton Albert, seaman, r. 1120H Broadway
6^
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kxam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
liironTF.ns and df..\i,kiw in
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Holton Catherine, widow, r. 6 Russ
Holton Charles, hostler, r. 22 Albion Av
Holton Charles, seaman, r. 9'.!l Jackson
Holton Edward E., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co.. r.
44 Sixth
Holton Lute J., clerk ticket auditor 8. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Holtslander George S., clerk Quade & Straut, r. 2530
Post
Holtum Christopher (Holtum fc Andersen) r. 209 Turk
Holtum Ferdinand, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 507-.i09 Clay, r. 311 Elm Av
Holtum N. P., silversmith W. K. Vauderslice & Co.,
r. 6 Central PI
Holtum & Andersen (Christopher Holtum and John
Andersen) agents Napa and Sonoma Wine Grow-
ers, 409 Saneome and 613 Montgomery
Holtz Charles, cigarmaker, r. 21}^ Langton
Holtz Emil, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 1720 Twelfth
Holtz Gustave, assistaut engineer tug Alert
Holtz John, r. 638 Commercial
Holtz Louis F., r. 1327 Clay
Holtz Theodore F., foreman Cal. Electrical Works, r.
910 Vallejo
e^ Holtz. See Holz
Holway Seth P., clerk Auditor's Office, r. 822 Sutter
Holy Cross Cemetery, Peter F. Mohun superin-
tendent, Cemetery Station, San Mateo Co.
Holz Caroline Mrs., r. 915 Howard
Holz Emanuel, r. 915 Howard
Holz Gustav, waiter Arion House
Holz Jacob, expressman, 22 Sansome, r. 421 Linden
Av
Holz Isadore, r. 915 Howard
Holz Joseph, deputy Tax Collector, r. 915 Howard
Holz Louis, teacher music, r. 2124 Pacific Av
Holz Marcus, carrier Post Office, r. 915 Howard
Holzapfel Samuel, salesman The Standard, r. 403
Third
Holzbauer Herman, teacher music, r. 516 Stockton
Holzheid Armin U.. clerk headquarters Division of
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 2917 Laguna
Holzheiser Charles A., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 410 Tenth
Holzheiser Peter, butcher Muller & Koenig, r. 410
Tenth
Holzmueller Charles (Holzmueller & Co.) r. Ocean
House Road nr Buena Vista
Holzmueller & Co. (Charles Holzmueller and Valen-
tine Flech) dairymen, Ocean House Road nr
Buena Vista
Holzraann Philip, butcher, r. 162 First
Homan Adam, manager Cremorne Theater, r. 864
Minna
Homan Edward, business manger Cremorne Theater,
r. 364 Minna
Homann Charles, cooper George Lsrsen, r. Fremont
nr Brvant
Homann Heury, helper Milwaukee Brewery, r. 1020
homeTccident association
WillininH. Q,iiiiin pi-eaideiit, .Joliii <).
Cadman wecretiiry and iiiaiiatfer, olHce
20 1 .Montgomery
HOME BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION
Frank C. Havens president, A. S. Bar-
ney secretary, I. P. Allt-n auditor, C.
N. Ellen^vood, M. 1>. , medical director,
oflfice a04 Hlontjfomery
HOME COFFEE AND LDNCH ROOM
Mrs. Sallio K. Seward anil Miss Kniinie
Palmer proprielor.s, 509 Mon»«:omery
Home for Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant
and Rine.'n PI
Houie for Servants, NE cor Bryant tnd Bincon PI
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SaoM St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
HOM
616
HOO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOiaKltS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
l»Il>« Fif<inu:i«. nil Sizvn.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Home for the Care of Inebriates, Dr. James
Grpy Jewell resideut physiciun, 2000 Stockton, cor
Chestnut
Home Insurance Co. (of New York) Arthur E.
Magill fjeiieral agent, 221 Sansome
Home Investment Co., F. W. Van Reynegom
secretary, real estate and loan ofilce, 26 Montgom-
ery, rooms lt'i-17
Home Library Association, E. B. Swayne
manager, 28-SO New Montgomery
Home Life Insurance Co. (of New York) W.
H. Dunphy manager, 809 Market, rooms 3-4
Home Mutual Insurance Co, (fire) James F.
Houghton president. Charles R. Story secretary,
216 Sansome
Home of Friendless Children, 2:^18 Webster
Home of Peace Cemetery (Hebrewl Benjamin E. Van
Straaten sexton, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
Dolores and Church
Home of the Ladies' Protective and Belief Society,
E s Franklin bet Geary and Post
Homeier Charles, artist, r. 477 Tehama
Homeier Louis, musician, r. 1814 Jessie
Homeier Max, teacher music, r. 477 Tehama
Homeier Rudolph, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 477 Tehama
Homeier William, painter, r. 77.5i^ Mission
Homer James L., clerk general freight ofiBce S. P.
Co., r. 227 San Jose Av
Homer Maria C. Mrs., r. NW cor Broadway and Tay-
lor
Homer Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Nev.) F. E.
Luty secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 3-5
Homer William H., teamster S. Jacob, r. 127 Hickory
Av
Homestead Grocery Tlie, Schumacher & Jans-
sen proprietors, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-
first
Homestead Union, John W. Nye secretary, 314 Mont-
gomery, room 5
Homfeld Paul, waiter Kentucky House
Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke & Sohreck
proprietors, successors to Boericke & Tafel, 234
Sutter
Homrich Marie, widow, r. 1321 Kearny
Honen Gabriel A., engineer Sims & Morris, r. 24 Te-
hama
Honer Frank, waiter, r. 1137 Harrison
Honerlah Chris., furniture, 109 Larkin, r. 109
Grove
Honey T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery,
305 Bush and 14 Turk
Honeywell J. H., r. 206 San Jose Av
Hongkongf and Shanghai Banking' Cor-
poration, W. H. Harries agent, 43" California
Hongkong Line of Steamers, Occidental and
Orit-ntal Steamship Co., oflBce NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Hongkong Line of Steamers, Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., ofBce cor First and Brannan
Honig Alexander, clerk M. Honig, r. 604 Hayes
Honig Michael, furs and skins, 1045 Market, r. 604
Hayes
Honig Nathan, mnfr men's furnishing goods and
clothing, 105 Battery, r. 736 McAllister
Honlgsberg Alfred J., with L. Breslauer & Co., r. 1115
Post
Honigsberger Aaron, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
807 Polk
Honigsberger Etta Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 1316 O'Farrell
Honigsberger Henry, r. 1316 O'Farrell
HonigBberger Leon, clerk Eosenbaum & Co., r. 1316
O'Farrell
Honigsberger Lewis, merchant. 107 Sansome, r. 1433
Post
Honigwell Lydia Miss, se.imstre.ss, r. IS Hawthorne
Honn Michael, r. NW cor Railroad Av and Paraguay
Honolulu Steam Line, Oceanic Steamship Co., 327
Market
Hons G. O. Frederick, timekeeper California
Sugar Refinery, r. Minnesota bet Sierra and Ne-
vada
HoiiB Henry (Lubrs & Hons) r. 500 Fell
Honsch M. Mr.s , widow, r. 258 Minna
Hood Albert, conductor S. P. Co.
Hood Alexander, r. 6 Scott PI
Hood Amelia, widow, r. 1327 Clay
Hood George, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 107 Natoma
Hoixl Goorjio J., delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
lH2:i Stevenson
Hood John, carpenter, r. 14?^ Harriet, rear
Hood Jolin. carpenttr, r. 113 Silver
HOOD JOHN
gravel, sand and
shell, NW cor Sixth and Channel, r.
813 Sixth
Hood William, chief engineer S. P. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Towns-end, room 79, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Hood Worden, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 524
Sutter
Hoogs Agnes, widow, r. 32 Perry
Hoogs Fra7ik, r. 32 Perry
Hoogs Mary Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. Oakland
Hoogs William W., clerk, r. 32 Perry
Hook Albert W. (Hook Bros.) r. 143 Grove
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., 22
O'Farrell
Hook and Ladder Co. No. a, S. F. F. D., 627
Broadway
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., S s
Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D., 1214
Pacific
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 5, S. F. F. D., S s
Post bet Webster and Fillmore
Hook Benjamin F., mining, r. 1522 Powell
Hook Brothers (Joseph F. and Albert W.) stationery,
20 Sixth
Hook Charles, commission merchant, r. 1703 Kearny
Hook Charles O., shoecutter, r. Fourth Av bet Point
Lobes Av and Clement
Hook Frank, bartender Martin Brunsen, r. 528 Pacific
Hook Fred, wheelwright, r. 916 Montgomery
Hook Harry, policeman, r. 910 Broadway
Hook Henry W., machinist, r. W s Iowa bet Solano
and Mariposa
Hook John, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Hook Joseph F. (Hook Bros.) r. 108 Chattanooga
Hook Martha C. widow, r. 318 First
Hook Steuart H., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 910
Broadway
Hook Theodore W., carpenter, r. Mississippi bet
Mariposa and Solano
Hooke George H., general broker and superin-
tendent Los Gatos Fruit Packing Co., 116 Califor-
nia, r. 2325 Pacific Av
Hooke William F., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 318 First
Hooker C. Osgood (Truman, Hooker & Co.) r. 917
Bush
Hooker H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 7 Beideman
Hooker Henry B., ciL'ardealer, r. 406 Greenwich
Hooker Joseph, molder, r. 650 Howard
Hooker Joseph W., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r.
1139 3^ Mission
Hooker Richard C, School Director, r. 1311
Hyde
Hooker Robert G., cashier Am. Sugar Refinery Co., r.
917 Bush
Hooker Thomas, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 419
Twenty-seventh
Hooper .\aron (Hooper .^ Martin) r. 17 Glen Park Av
Hooper Albert C, clerk Santa Barbara, Port Costa
and San Pedro Lumber Cos., r. 30 Rincon PI
EVEKV ©ESCKirTIOaf OF
TJ3Sr 3D E E.-VT'E -A- R.
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARMET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESOn & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtares.
37 Met St
( 530
1 WASHINGTON ST.
Prcprietcrs Of the Orleans Vineyaril
HOO
617
HOP
Hoopir Art! ur A. (Hooper & Jennings) r. 557 Harri-
Hon
Hooper C. A. * Co. (Charles A. and GeoFKe W.
Hooper) lumber dt-alers, SE cor Fourth and
(Launel, office 4 California
I Hooper Charles A. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M.
•I. well & Co., and California Cigar Box Co.) r.
W .s Ashbury bet Waller and Frederi.-k
Hooper Charles C, cutter Cahn, NickelBburg & Co.,
r. 41ii Twentj--eiKhth
Hooper Edward McH., bricklayer, r. 30t» Waller
Hooper E. J., real estate, r. 1821 Lyon
(Hooper F. P. & J. A. (Frank P. and John A.)
lumber dealers, office 4 California
Hooper Frank, bartender J. H. Breeze, r. 17 Glen
Park Av
Hooper Frank P. (F.P. *: J. A. Hooper) r. 557 Harrison
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper *: Co., A. M.
Jewell & Co. and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 557 Har-
rison
Hooper Henry O., sashmaker, r. 1128 Pine
Hooper Henry R., news stand, Alameda Ftrry, r. 131G
Pacitic
Hooper James, blacksmith Presidio KR.
Hooper James M., butcher James McDermott, r. 5
Hampshire
Hooper John (Hooper & McCreary) r. 557 Harrison
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) and presi-
dent San Pedro. Port Costa and Sauta Barbara
Lumber Cos., office 4 California, r. 30 Rincon PI
Hooper John B., carpenter, r. 1117 Scott
Hooper John M., mining, r. 1021J4 Market
Hooper Joseph G., collector First National Bank, r.
«32 Polk
Hooper Lily Miss, r. 1425 Sacramento
Hooper, McCreary & Co. (John Hooper and
Charles and Byrou McCreary) flour, bran, etc.,
agents McCreary & Co.'s Flour Mill (Sacramento)
Huthaway's Wharf
Hooper Rebecca E. Miss, stenographer Fulton Iron
Works, r. 1128 Pine
Hooper Robert, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence
Hooper Robert, clerk, r. 1117 Scott
Hooper Theodore W., laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
309 Wall-r
Hooper Thomas E , gardener, r. 2605 Polk
IHooper Thomas J., machinist, r. 537 Sacramento
IHooper Thomas R., bookkeeper Rudgear & Shepman,
r. 1908 Polk
per T. P., agent Tolenas Springs Mineral Water,
;T Commercial, r. Fairfield, Cal.
H r William, r. 39 Madison Av
H rr William, teamster, r. 39 Rausch
Ho( per W.. teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Hooper William B., manager Occidental Hotel,
K K Montgomery bet Bush and Sutter
Hooper William T., policeman, r. 1821 Lyon
Hooper William W , glass .«tainer Thomas C. Butter-
wortli, r. 419 Twenty-eighth
HOOPER & JENNINGS
(.Vrtliur A. Hooper and George Jen-
ning-si 8acce.s8ors to Thomas Jennings,
-wholesale gfrocers. dealers in batter,
provisions, etc., 323-335 Market
IHooper Hi Martin (Aaron Hooper and John H.
Martin) wines and liqurr,", 121 Montgomery
Hoop> r's South End Warehouse, G»^orge H. Lemman
proptr, NW cor Townsend and Japan
Hoops Frederick J., porter, r. 1500 Mason
Hoops Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Bay
Hoops John, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 1506 Mason
Hoover John C. (G. F. Roberts & Co ) r. 1211 Bush
Honv. r John E., conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 208 Cen-
tral Av
Hoover Ulysses G., druggist, NW cor Port and Powell,
r. 2029 Mission
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ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 617 MAEKBT STREET.
Hope Constantlne A. J., varnithmaker Pac. Varnish
Works, r. 1319 York
Hope James, with Union Iron Works, r. cor Fifth and
Branuan
Hope Jessie, widow, r. 518 Mission
Hope John B., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 9 Min-
nesota
Hope John T. (Biglej, Hope & Co.) r. 422 Oak
Hope Louis L., stable foreman Capitol Mills, r. 21
Erie
Hope Samuel, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2305
Taylor
Hope T. Mrs., widow, r. NWcorGough and O'Farrell
Hope William, buyer E. & H. Moffat, r. Russ House
Hopf Emma, teacher music, r. 759 Market
Hopf George, house painter Swan & Stein
Hopf Henry, foreman South Park Malt House, r. 614
Brannan
Hopkins .\lbert, r. 14 Caroline
Hopkins Alice Miss. r. 22 Metcalfe PI
Hopkins Annie J. Miss, teacher, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins Charles, laborer, r. 307 First
Hopkins Dennis, laborer, r. •i44 Brannan
Hopkins Edward, with N. B. and M. RR., r. 1818
Howard
Hopkins Edward Jr., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 1128 Howard
Hopkins Edward W., capitalist, 18-20 Phelan
Bldg, r. 2100 California
Hopkins Emily Mrs., furnished rooms, 438 Geary
Hopkins F. C, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 711
Jones
Hopkins Frederick V., physician, r. 2524 California
Hopkins George W., correspondent Getz Bros. & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hopkins Henry, cordmaker Goldstein Bros., r. 14
Caroline
Hopkins Henry S., clerk, r. 716 Golden Gate Av
Hopkins Herbert, janitor Cambrian Hall, r. 14 Caro-
line
Hopkins Hiram B., agent Hirsch Jt Bro., 521-523 Mar-
ket, r. The Baldwin
Hopkins Isaac, manager Joe Spanier b Co., r. 16 Turk
Hopkins James, painter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins Jarfies, tailor, r. 451 }i Jessie
Hopkins James A., surveyor, r. E s Polk nr Broadway
Hopkins J. L., publisher Gossip and Matrimonial
Advocate, 523 Kearny, room 25
Hopkins John, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins John D., bricklayer, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins John F., stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1818 Howard
Hopkins John N., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Ala-
meda
Hopkins John R. (Devany, Hopkins & Co.) r. Park
Hill Road, nr Haight
Hopkins Joseph, expressman, r. cor Twenty-seventh
and Shotwell, B. H.
Hopkins Justin S., bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co.,
r. Alameda
Hopkins Laura T. Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. -2328 Mission
Hopkins Lemuel B., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1137
Guerrero
Hopkins Levy L.. cabinetmaker, r. 932 Howard
Hopkins Mary A. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1654
West Mission
Hopkins Mortimer, r. 1846 Howard
Hopkins Moses, capitalist. 18-20 Phelan Bldg, r.
Redwood City
Hopkins Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1727 Market
Hopkins Peter, r. 2000 Broadway
Hopkins Peter, laborer, r 5 Eldridge
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick
Hopkins Peter Jr., deputy Tax Collector, r. 2000
Broadway
Hopkins Rufus C, translator Poanish S. P. Co., r.
I(i54 West Mission
UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, i5-t/ Sensoie St.
y>
HOP
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OKTKUS OF
618
HOE
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Mixes ami Niiiiibcrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hopkins Rufus C. Jr., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. I(i54 West Mission
Hopkins Russell H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
2l!34 McAllister
Hopkins T., butcher stinr City of Rio de Janeiro
Hopkins Thomas, butcher H. Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific
Hopkins Thomas, laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Eltjht-
eenth
Hopkins Thomas, painter, r. 1100 Powell
Hopkins Thomas H., kitchen hand. r. 44 Minna
Hopkins Thomas W., painter E. H. Herrick
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins TimotUy, treasurer Southern Pacific
Co., N. E. cor Fourth and Townseud, room 42, r.
Menlo Park
Hopkins William, teamster, r. IIOM Dove
Hopkins William A., porter, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins William E., captain Battery M., 1st Artillery,
Assistant Surgeon TJ. S. A., Post Surgeon Fort
Mason
Hopkins William E., Commodore U. S. N.. r. 716
Golden Gate Av
Hopkins William L.,
Road off Haight
Hopkins William W.
r. 438 Geary
Hopkinson Alfred J., millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. 435 Tehama
Hopkinson Emerson B., solicitor Alta, r. 1428 Market
Hopp Hubert, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. Tan-
ners Home
Hoppe Adolph (Hoppe & Sachs) r. ir>14 Polk
Hoppe Charles, blacksmith. 606 Sixth, r. 520 Sixth
Hoppe Ferdinand, milk dealer, r. 306 Langton
Hoppe J. C. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Hoppe Joseph, clothing, 637 Pacific, r. 413 Jg Green
Hoppe Otto, clerk, r. 7 Everett
Hoppe Rheinhold, cutler and surgical instrument
maker. 115 First, r. Fruit "Vale
Hoppe William, blacksmith, r. 24 Turk
Hoppe & Sachs (Adolph Hoppe and Frederick G.
Sachs) proprietors Bay City Stable, 1715 Sacra-
mining expert, r. Park Hill
patrolman Merchants' Patrol,
Hopper Frank, carpenter, r. 112 Bueiia Vista, B. H.
Hopper Garrett H., bartender John F. Bolts, r. 1 Ewer
PI
Hopper Harrison, salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 1239
Pine
Hopper Henry R., ropeniaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. SE cor Sierra and Iowa
Hopper James M., watchman stmr San Juan
Hopper John E., foreman layer S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. SE cor Sierra and Iowa
Hopper John E. Jr., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
1006 Valencia
Hopper Milford, carpenter, r. 114 Buena Vista, B. H.
Hopper Samuel E)., glass cutting and bending,
393^ Fremont, r. 807 J^ Treat Av bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Hopper Thomas W., carpenter, r. 112 Buena Vista
Hopper W., factoryraan Pac. Rolling Mill
Hopper William, ruler Hicks & Judd, r. 31 Louisa
Hopperger John, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 38 Tehama
Hopps Charles (Hopps & Sons) r. 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1029 McAllister
Hopps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1945 Geary
Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1719 Webster
Hopps Harry R., designer John Mallon, r. 1719 Web-
ster
Hopps May E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1029 McAllister
Hopps William H., student Leopold Neumann, r.
1029 McAllister
Hopps William S., chemist, r. 406 Geary
Hopps & Sons (Charles, Charles E., George H.
and Frank W.) house, sign and ornamental paint-
ers, 429 Pine
Horabln William, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. Oakland
Horain Louis, cashier Ooffiu & Saudersou, r. 865 Mis-
sion
ran Auiia, domestic 1843 Stevenson
nui CatliiTine Miss, r. 1050 Mission
r.Mii Ohiirlc s, bookkeeper, r. 615 Post
ran Kdward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 423 York
ran Francis Mrs., widow, r. 1422 California
ran Frauds W., real estate solicitor, r. 1422 Cali-
fornla
Horau George G., deputy Tax Collector, r. 1422 Cali-
fornia
Horan James D., stock and Bale yard, cor Tenth and
Howard and liquor saloon, 1334 Howard, r. 122
Tenth
Horau Jennie, r. 680 Twentieth
Horan John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Horau John B., bookkeeper, r. 243 Ninth
HOran John L., carrier Post Oflice, r. 620 Minna
Horau Joseph, r. 439 Tenth
Horan K., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Horan Maria Mrs., r. 620 Minna
Horan Mary, widow, groceries, 451 First, r. 4 Alger PI
Horan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Gilbert, r-'ar
Horan Michael S., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r.22O0
Devisadero
Horan Patrick, r. 69 Natoma
Horan Patrick J., teamster, r. 757 Folsom
Horan Peter, laborer, r. 1024 Howard
Horan Sarah, widow, r. 1050 Mission
Horan Thomas, bellman The Baldwin
Horan Thomas, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 548 Bryant
Horau Thomas, labtrer Fulton Iron Works, r. 158
Tehama
Horan Thomas, watchman The Baldwin, r. 608 J4 Na-
toma
Hore A. E., with Japanese Tree Importing Co., r. S e
Filbert nr Van Ness Av
Hore James, soapmaker, r. N s Nineteenth nr Eureka
Hore John J., ironmolder, r. N s Nineteenth nr Eu,
reka
Hore Thomas, soapmaker, r. N s Nineteenth nr
reka
Horgan Cornelius, boots and shoes, 1813 Union
Horgan Daniel, gardener, r. 1219 Buch'>nan
Horgan David, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.
r. 542 Birch Av
Horgan Ellen Miss, milliner, r. 3109 Geary
Horgan George, laborer S. P. Co., r. 447 Fifth
Horgan James, machinist Market St. RR., r. 421 Va
lencia
Horgan James, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. Woo
nr Cortland Av
Horgan John, milk dealer, r. 3109 Geary
Horgan John, messenger Wakelee & Co., r. S''
Eddy and Buchanan
Horgan John, tule bottle covermaker B. F. Gilman.i
644 Stevenson
Horgan John Jr., carriage painter, r. 3109 Geary
Horgan Mary, waitress 711 Pine
Horgan Patrick, hostler Market St. RR., r. 421 Ve
lencia
Horgan Thomas, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisian
and Maryland
Horgan Thomas, plumber Market St. RR., r. 421 Vi
lencia
Horgan Timothy, dairy produce, 13-14 Grand Cei
tral Market, r. 1234 Eddy
Horgan Timothy, stonecutter, r. 644 Stevenson
Horgan William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Horigan Bridget, widow, r. 129 Twelfth
Horigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 J^ Folsom
Horigan Daniel, shoemaker. 913 Eightheenth
Horigan Ellen, widow, r. 1223 J^ Folsom
Horigan Michael, stevedore, r. 27 Lafayette, rear
8^" Horigan. See Harrigan and Horrigan
Horiger Edward, foreman vat room Code,ElfeU & Cc
r. 1303 Sanchez
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUIT
AT
THE HASTINGS;
ORIfflT h. ft. W HABW08J
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana
Wll. SESTON, Asst. Um,, |j
lEOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
HOR
619
HOR
lorlbeck Adolpb, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 103 Sac-
ramento
lorlinR Sophie, widow, r. 1713 H Stevenson
lorlor Jehu E., furniture. 2013 Fillmore
lorn Adolph, waiter, 35 Hunt
lorn AUnit 1-'., maibiuist, r. 628 Webster
lorii Bulzer, baker, r. f.25 Clay
>rn Bcii.iiiiuin C, clerk, r. 2515 Fillmore
lorn licriiiird (Horn & Chapman) r. SW cor Florida
;iil Mariposa
lorn Bernard Jr., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. W s
l^fria bet Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Jorn Charles, porter Gruen & Ziukaiid
Charles V., brassfinisher, r. 628 Webster
3orn Chribtopher, liquor sal on, SW cor Pacific and
Davis, r. 312 Filbert
lorn Edward. brufhmakerW. N. Van Laak, 1G07 Mis-
sion
lorn Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1518 Mission
l3oi n Felix J., timekeeper Risdon I. and L. Works
3orn Francis W., r. 1122 California
lorn Frank J., clerk, r. 16 Perry
ioru Freeman C, fruits and vegetables, 31 Mission
Market, r. 200 Seventeenth
lorn Henry F., shoemaker, and extraman Engine No.
3orn Herman, typemaker. r. Ss Clipper nr Church
aorn J. Herman, butcher, 55 Center Market, r. 601
Taylor
Horn John, livery stable, 1620 Laguna
Horn John P., bakers' supplies, 19 Drumm, r. 1231
Mission
Horu Joseph (Horn & Eastman) r. 157 Eleventh
Horn Joseph, tanner Eagle Tannery
Horn Joseph P., pressman, r. 517 Fell
urn Julia F., widow, r. Hi Valley
Horn Laura J. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
. 1518 Mission
Horn Martin A., carpenter, r. 1726 Eddy
Horn Peter, elevatorman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1017
Lombard
Horn Robert Q., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 630 Twenty-
third
Horn Rufus, cabinetmaker, r. 1068 Howard
Horn Sarali L., widow, r. 2515 Fillmore
orn Sebastian, cooper, r. 270 First
Horn Thomas L. (Horn & Co.) r. Tubbs Hotel, East
Oakland
Horn Walter, tinsmith, r. 1620 Laguna
Horn W. H., musician, r. Wm. Tell House
Horn William B., cigarmaker, r. 232 Fourth
Horn William B., contractor, r. 5»i Oak
Horn & Cliapniaii (Bernar'l Horn and Charles E.
Chapman) wholesale butchers, office 504 Kearny,
slaughter house South S. F.
Horn <& Co. (Thomas L. Horn and B. H. Pendle-
ton) manufacturers and jobbers cigars and to-
bacco, 8 Battery
Horn & Gastman (Joseph Horn and Martin J. Gast-
man) liquor saloon, 118 Fourth
1£^ Horn. See Home
Hnrnbeck Augustus, printer, r. I'i21 Pine
Horiibick Robert, carpenter, r. 1421 Pine
Hornbcrg Axel P., merchant tailor, 427 Bush
Huriiberg Sven, barteuder, r. 518 Pacific
Hornberger John, brewer, r. 24 Turk
Horiiblower Pr«tl<^rick A., judge Police Judges'
Court, chambers Old City Hall, r. NWcor Mission
and Eighteenth
Hornbrook T. L. Mrs., r. 212 Twelfth
Hornburg John, tanner, r. 125 Julian Av
Home Charles W., bookkeeper John Cook, r. 813 Pine
Home George, boilermaker George E. Belmor, r. 157
Second
Home Jacob, proprietor First Street House, 64-C6
First
Home John, laborer, r. 29 Moulton
Home Richard, laborer, r. 28 Minna
A^
IN THE
KXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOiE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
641
MALE TO ORDER.
to 647 MARKET STREET.
Home Walter J., proptr Homes Electro Magnetic
Belt and Truss Co.. 702 Market
Home William, assistant engineer stmr San Pablo
Hornet Simon, student Dr. E. O. Cochrane, r. 735 Fol-
e^" Home. See Horn
Horner George B., assistant cashier Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 901 Fillmore
Horner Inez S.. widow, r. 715 Hyde
Horner William, shoemaker 1. M. Withrow & Co., r.
150 Ninth
Hornick Francis, r. Dominican Monastery
Horning Ammon N., paper hanger, r. 908 Leaven-
worth
Hornsman Andrew, watchman, r. 1109^ Montgomery
Hornnng Conrad C, piano mnfr, 917 Mission, r. 1734
Eddy
Hornung C. F., butcher, 6 Mission Market, r. W 8
Church bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hornung Frank, vice-president The Dickman-Jones
Co., 512-514 Folsom, r. 2716 Howard
Hornung Johanna, widow, r. 246 Fourth
Horowitz Simon, tailor, r. 340 Tehama
Horr Bennett H., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1717
Larkin
Horr George E., superintendent McAvoy & Gallagher,
r. 33 Russ
B^" Horr. See Hoar and Hoars
Horrell Charles E., switchman, r. 1910 Buchanan
Horrell L. A. Miss, clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
Oakland
Horridge John, painter, r. 1319 Eddy
Horrigan Daniel, molder, r. 24 Hunt
Horrigau Dennis, hostler J. Fagen, r. 24 Hunt
Horrigan F. G., mangier La Grande Laundry
Horrigan Frank, clerk Otto Brandt, r. 1033 Valencia
Horrigan J. H., bookkeeper O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 324 Golden Gate Av
Horrigan John J., clerk Erzgraber & Co., r. 24 Hunt
Horrigan John J., groceries and liquors, 520 Broad-
way, r. 709 Vallejo
Horrigan Mary, widow, r. 542 Birch Av
Horrigan Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 986 Howard
IK^ Horrigan. See Horigan and Harrigan
Horsburgh David W., clerk freight auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. 1517 Washington
Horsburg;!! James Jr. , assistant ticket agent
Southern Pacific Co., r. 1517 Washington
Horsch John, expressman, SW cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, r. 627 Minna
Horse Slioe Bar Consolidated Alining; Co.
(Placer Co., Cal.) D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine,
rooms 18-19
Horst Anna, widow, r. 834 Mission
Horst D., fireman U. S. Mint, r. 18 Creek Lane
Horstniann Henry, capitalist, office 321 Montgomery,
with Bach, Meese k Co., r. 2232 Howard
Horstmann Henry, liquor saloon, 3400 Mission, r. 9
Thirtieth
Horstmann Henry F., bookkeeper, r. 22.32 Howard
Horntmanu Herman, paper carrier, r. HUO Kifteenth
Horstmann John, mnfr and impurter bi-carbonate
soda, saleratus and washing powder, 767-775 Bry-
ant, r. 709 Mason
Horstmann Louis, baker, r. 763 Howard
Horetmeysr George E., collarmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 908 Howard
Horstmeyer William (Horstmeyer & Thlele) r. 816
Jessie
Horstmeyer & Thlele (William Horstmeyer and Rob-
ert Tliiele) carpenters, :<" Annie
Hort Samuel, capitalist, r. 1920 Jaokcon
Horton Alice Mrs., nurse S. F. Girls' Union
Horton Arthur H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 386
San Jog^ Av
Horton Charles, r. 142 M Shipley
Horton Charles W., teamster, r. 1337}« Natoma
Horton Edward H. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1118 Pine
iAECtEST type founders, palmer & RIYl::;^
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FOR. HAXD, n'lXD-Mir,!. AJV» POWER-
ALL SIZES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Horton Frank H., vice-president Trucbee Lum-
ber Co. of San Francisco, 243-253 Berry, r. 411
Eddy
Horton Gilbert, lodgings, 1035 Mission
Horton H. L., r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Horton John W., engineer, r. 35 Garden
Horton Joseph B., r. 1710 Eddy
Horton Maria, widow, r. 3415 Geary
Horton Marie Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 3415 Geary
Horton M. L., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Potrero
Hotel
Horton Nettie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
-chool. r. 3415 Geary
Horton P. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1615 Clay
Horton Robert L , merchant, r. 1033 Ellis
Horton Samuel W., reporter Call, r. 3415 Geary
Horton Thomas R., r. 1002 Pine
Horton T. G., r. 502 Washington
Horton William, gardener New City Hall, r. 553}^
Minna
8^" Horton. See Haughton and Houghton
Hortop Samuel, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
222 Chattanooga
Horwege Henry J., joiner, r. 628}^ Fourth
Horwinski Max, clerk Edward S. Salomon, r. 464 Sev-
enteenth
Horwinski Max Jr., printer Theatrical Publishing
Co., r. 464 Seventeenth
Horwood Esther L. Miss, r. 706 M Bush
Horwood John, coachman Mrs. Mark Hopkins, r. 706 J<J
BuBh
Horwood Robert, watchman, r. 706)^ Bush
Hosatte J. B., r. 1923 Devigadero
Hose Co. IVo. 1, S. F. F. D., 112 Jackson
Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., S s Post bet Webster
and Fillmore
Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., Es Folsom bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Hose Co. No. 4-, S. F. F. D., 1820 Stockton
Hose Co. No. 5, S. F. F. D., S s Market bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Hose Co. No. 7, S. F. F. D., W s Tennessee bet
Sierra and Napa
Hose Co. No. 8, S. F. P. D.. S s Filbert bet Fill-
more and Webster
Hose Co. No. 9, S. F. F. D. (flreboat Governor Ir-
win) foot of Market
Hosea Brother Rev., vice-president Sacred Heart Col-
lege, SEcor Eddy and Larkin
Hosey Lawrence, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
242 M Perry
Hosford Charles M., bricklayer, r. NE cor Gough and
Austin
Hosford James, steward, 1812 Jackson
Hosford William, groceries and liquor8,NE cor Gough
and Austin
Hosie David, engineer, r, E s Nebraska bet Yolo
and Sonoma
Hosken Joseph R., warehouseman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. SW cor Stockton and California
Hosking J. H., driver Union Ice Co., r. 1068 Howard
Hosking John, student, r. 634 Post
Hoskiug Thomas, bartender T. H. Pearce, r. 823^
Montgomery
Hosmer Abel (F. E. Knowles & Co.) r. Oakland
Hosmer Albert O., actor, r. 29 Potter
Hosmer Charles, stockbroker, r. 538 Ellis
Hosmer Charles H., with Examiner, r. 538 Ellis
Hosmer Frank, with Anglo-Nevada Ins. Co., r. 29 Pot-
ter
Hosmer George W., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. Oakland
Hosmer Harry B., secretary James Whartenby, r. 29
Potter
Hosmer Hezekiah L., r. 316 Taylor
Hosmer J. A., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 14-16,
r. 2517 Sutter
Hosmer Margaret V. Mrs., r. 29 Potter
Hosoi T., mnfr bamboo goods, 614 California
Hospital Advocate The (semi-monthly) Jewish i
Times Publishing Co. publishers, 509 Montgom-:f
ery ,
Hospital California W^omeii's, Sacramento)
bet Baker and Lyon
Hospital Cliiiiese, E s Montgomery Av bet Pacific i
and Broadway, and N s Pine bet Kearny and Du-1
pont '
Hospital City and County San Francisco, li
E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third '
Hospital for Children and Training School j
for Nurses, California bet First Av and
Maple
Hospital French, S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Hospital German, Noe bet Fourteenth and Bid-
ley
Hospital San Francisco Female, 1065 Mission i
Hospital San Francisco L.ying-in, 913 Golden'
Gate Av
Hospital Smallpox, De Haro bet Twenty-fifth I
and Twenty-sixth i
Hospital St. liuke's, W s Valencia bet Twenty.]
seventh and Twenty eighth
Hospital St. Mary's, N s Bryant bet First and |
Klncon PI
Hospital U. S. Marine, Presidio Reservation or ,
Mountain Lake
Hosmann William, driver City ER., r. 1912 Mission (j^
Hoss John B., wines, liquors and cigars, NW corf
Kearny and Sutter, r. 622 Hayes f
Hoss John B. Jr., clerk John Hoss, r. 622 Hayes f
Hossack Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 726 J^ Ste-
venson
Hossack SalUe MisB, hairdresser F. Hays, r. 726 Jj
Stevenson
HoBselkus John, student School of Engineering, r,
Fruit Vale
Hostetter Augustus G., millhand M. & A, Hansen, r.
213 Fifteenth
Hostetter Augustus G. Jr., clerk Maline, Wernett &
Co., r. 213 Fifteenth
Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) r. NE cor
California and Franklin
Hotaling' A. P. & Co. (Anson P. Hotaling) im-
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, specialty
J. H. Cutter's Whisky, 429-437 Jackson
Hotaling M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 542 Turk
1^" Hotaling. See Houghtaling
Hotchkiss T. S., bookkeeper Crocker & Suydam, r.
Oakland
Hotchkiss William J., carpenter Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. Oakland
HOTEL BELLA VISTA
10(>1 Pine, cor Taylor
Hotel des Alps, Paul Blanc proptr, 621 Pacific
Hotel des Basses Pyrenees, Chasse & Cuyala proptrs,
614 Broadway
Hotel de France, Mrs. Eosine Moreau proptr, 618
California
Hotel di Genova, Vatuone & Zeiro proptrs, 407 Pacific
Hotel Gazette (daily) William P. Harrison pro-
prietor and publisher, 420 Kearny
HOTEL PLEASANTON
Mrs. M. E. Pendleton proprietor, NW
cor Sutter and Jones
Hotel Rhein, Mrs. Marx Kuhl proprietor, 909
Kearny
Hotel Rossmore, Mrs. H. Chamberlain proptr, 306
Stockton
Hotop Adolph P., clerk, r. 3 Fielding
HotopBertha, domestic 829 Vallejo
Hotop George H. , laundryman, r. 3 Fielding
Hotop Julia C, widow, r. 3 Fielding
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LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FaMISHIHe GOODS,
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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!< (PAD HARASZTHY & C0.{
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Prodnoers of the only
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HOU
otte Georgej teamster R. S. Drummond, r. 2843 Mis-
sion
Joi(7(Motte George Jr., clerk P. J. McGovern & Co., r. 2843
'*' Mission
ottua Nicklaus (Hottua & Hansen) r. 2714 Bush
ottiia & Hansen (Nicklaus Hottua and Andreas
Hansen) carriage mnfrs, 715 Folsom
ouck Alfred J., salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 325
ioudlette Henry C, master stmr Australia, r. 2625
Howard
bngaard C, baker, r. 625 Clay
ouge Andrew, salesman, r. 5 Washington
ough Giorge S., inspector Custom House, r. 47
South Park
■ough Howard M. (Lynde & Hough) r. 6 Metcalfe
PI
ough James F., manager Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 1920 Union
ough John, liquor saloon, 5 Mason, r. 42 Turk
ough Susie E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1219 Filbert
?" Hough. See Howe, Hoflf and Huff
oughey lauudryman Industrial School
oughtaliug Abraham J., sergeant police, r. 1205
Taylor
oughtaliug William S., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.
1205 Taylor
7" Houghtaling. See Hotaling
oughton Charles A., r. 2026 Mission
oughton Edward P., oiler stmr Starbuck
oughfon Edward, r. 2917 Pierce
oughton F. B., deputy County Clerk, r, 1011 Polk
oughlon Frank A. (Houghton & Figel) r. 240 Mont-
gomery
oughton Herbert E., capitalist, 322 Montgomery, r.
899 Pine
oughton James, salesman Newhall's Sons & Co.
(ouj^h ton James P., president Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 216 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
oughton James J., bartender, r. 55 Second
oughton R. E. (Stetson & Houghton) attorney at
law, 315 California, rooms 18-20. r. 900 Van Ness
Av
Iton^Iiton S. C, master and examiner in Chan-
cery U. S. Circuit Court, and U. S. Commissioner.
office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. 103
Montgomery
POUaHTOF & FIGEL ,P..n.
A. Houghton and Philip I. Fig'el) sta>
tioners, blank book manufacturers,
printers, engravers and bookbinders,
33 California
7" Houghton. See Haughton and Horton
oulihan Michael, porter, r. 186 Perry
ilihan Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Po-
trero Hotel
oulihan William, helper J. C. MoUison. r. 8 Zoe
'oiilton John F., bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,
"03 Hyde
oulton Samuel W., rancher, r. 30 Albion Av
ourcade Antoine, butcher, r. W s Railroad Av nr St.
— Thomas
ourcade Gustave A., blacksmith Palmer & Rey, r.
1136 Folsom
ourcade John A., r. 1909 Geary
ourigan John J., stonecutter, r. 1131 Folsom
ourigan John L., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1025 Vallejo
ourigan Thomas, laborer, r. .512 Howard
ourtane Jean, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Courtane Joseph, cook Arthur Freling, r. 815 Stockton
.'ourtane Peter, cook, r. 815 Stockton
lourtane Pierre, laundryman Pierre DaroUes, r. 33
Chenery
ourtich Albert, baker E. Pierron, r. 304 Montgomery
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
3. R "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Hourtolou Bernard, washer La Grande Laundry
House Arthur L., clearinghouse clerk Pacific Bank,
r. Oakland
House G. H., cashier Evening Post Publishing Co., r,
912 Pine
House George, seamau, r. 551 Howard
House J. W. Mrs., r. 1653 Mission
House of Correction, W s Old San Jose Road nr
Industrial School
House of Mercy for Protection of Homeless
Girls, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
House William M., barber, .53 Fifth, r. 2.523*^ Fourth
8^" House. See Hanse, Howes and Howse
Houseman Charles, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Houseman Gabriel L., salesman Falkenstein & Co.,
r. 1254 Mission
Houseman Harry, shipping agent, r. 104 Jackson
Houseman Harvey P., salesman E. Reinhold & Co., r.
1514 Vallejo
Houseman John I., elocutionist, r. 2702 Laguna
Houseman Margaret, widow, r. 1514 Vallejo
8^ Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann and
Hanssmann
Houser Conrad, candymaker George Haas
Houser Conrad, junk peddler, r. 738 Tehama
Houser George, plumber William J. J. Weekes, r.
SW cor Filbert and Dupunt
Houser John, r. 1105 Powell
Houser Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
B®~ Houser. See Hauser.
Houseworth Annie Miss, teacher Chinese Mission
Home, 933 Sacramento
Houseworth Benjamin, carpenter, r. 116 Langton
Houseworth Frederick A., secretary Califor-
nia Safe Deposit and Trust Co.. 326 Montgomery,
r. 1210 Ellis
Houseworth Harrison, clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. 12.35 Hyde
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS
instantosrapher, 1903 Mission, r. 1316
Ellis
Housley Edward C, expressman, r. Prospect Av nr
Coso. B. H.
Houston Albert, insurance agent, r. 155 Octavia
Houston Albert, machinist Hedges & Hall, r. 315 Fol-
som
Houston Carter, springmaker, r. 127 Germania
Houston E., hostler Fashion Stables, r. 2203^ O'Far-
rell
Houston Edward, machinist U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Houston Frank, with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 2123^
Clara
Houston Frederick K., with W. J. Houston & Co., r.
2232 Broadway
Houston George, architect and builder, r. 2068 Market
Houston Henry, foreman P. H. Jackson, r. 14 Decatur
Houston Henry, tanner Morris Vetterleln, r. 721
Brannan, rear
Houston Henry B. (Henry B. Houston & Co.) r. 715
Twenty-third
Houi^ton Henry B. & Co. (Henry B. Houston and
Frank Bogardus) photographers, SW cor 8i.\-
teenth and Valencia
Houston H. F. Mrs., r 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston James T., compositor Examiner, r. 511 Post
Houston Jennie Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston J., apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Houston J., machinist Pac. Iron Works
Houston John, clerk J. H. Mclnnes, r. 917 Larkin
Houston John, foreman H. N. Cook, r. 446 Natoma
Houston Ma.)or C, porter, r. 5.57 Howard
Houston Matthew, steward, r. 112 J^ Silver
Houston Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 212 }« Clara
Houston Minnie A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Prim-
ary School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Houston Richard T.. tailor, 324 Grant Av
JADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYIH
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PIniii, J:i|>»iinc<I und .Stamped
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Houfton Thomas T., engineer stmr Australia, r. 658
Harrison
Houston William F., r. 210 Eddy
Houston William &., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
■ 1107 Golden Giite Av
Houston William W., telegraph operator, r. 2012 Lar-
kin
Houston W. J. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. 2232 Broad-
way
Hoii!iton W. J. <& Co. (W.J.Houston) merchan-
dise brokers and commission merchants, 16 Front
^?" Houston. See Heuston, Hueston and Huston
Houver Anton, dishwasher, r. 617 Mission
Hove Bertiuius, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Hove Christian, seanian, r. 123 Jacksou
Hovenden Frank (Pickett & Hoveuden) r. 503 Folsom
Hovenden Thomas, real estate agent. 39 Sutter
Hovey Asahel, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1715 Turk
Hovey Cliarles li., general manager Wheeler &
Wilson Manufacturing Co., 303 Sutter, r. 2002
Broadway
Hovey Edgar W., traveling salesman Eedington &
Co., r. Sacramento, Cal.
Hovey Edward, bookkeeper The J. Dewing Co., r. 149
Taylor
Hovey Frederick A., painter, 79 Ninth, r. 1240 Mis-
sion
Hovey George D., painter and whitener, 841 Valencia
Hovey Melvin, compositor Examiner, r. 525 Harrison
Hovey Samuel D., financial agent, 330 Pine, rooms
3-4, r. 1120 Hyde
Hovey William, collector Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 827 Polk
Howard A. F. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1720 Stockton
Howard Andrew, varuisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r.. 1008 Natoma
Howard Andrew J., tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 29
Rausch
Howard Bamford, foreman teamster Pac. Boiling
Mill, r. W 8 Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Howard Benjamin F., r. 17113^ Jessie
Howard Charles, barber Isador C. Levey, r. 232 O'Far-
rell
Howard Charles, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Howard Charles G., attorney at law, 509 Kearny, r.
Oaliland
Howard Charles S., drayman, 720 Sacramento, r. 2521
California
Howard Charles Webb, president Spring Val-
ley Water Works, 516 California, r.2113 Buchanan
Howard G. L., r. 116 Jackson
Howard Clarence A., compositor Evening Post. r.
2520 Mission
Howard Club, 701 Howard
Howard Cornelius, stevedore, r. 428 Chestnut, reai:
Howard D. L., machinist, r. 911 1'^ Harrison
Howard Edward H., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 1222 Jackson
Howard Emma, widow, r. 425 Gearv
Howard Frank, cook Antonioli & Sorich, r. 35 Tay-
lor
Howard Frank, engineer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Howard Frederick C, (Norton, Teller & Co.) r. 427
Tenth
Howard Frederick L., clerk, r. 518 Twenty-third
Howard Frederick M , wood carver, r. 1811 Stelner
Howard George, r. 1717 Stockton
Howard George, longshoreman, r. 233 Jackson
Howard George M., carpenter, r. 17 South Park
Howard G. K., r. 967 Mission
Howard Horace P., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 355
First
Howard Harold, teacher languages, r. 405 Geary
Howard Insurance Co. (of New York) Jacobs &Ea8ton
general agents, 423 California
Howard Irvine, molder. r. 237 Hayes
Howard James, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Howard James, waiter, r. 420 Folsom
Howard James S., laundry, 680 Clementina
Howard John (N. W. Gordon & Co.) r. Old San Jos^
Iload nr Industrial School
Howard John, laborer, r. 518 Eighth
Uowurd .Toliii Ir., manager Oregon Improv< -
meut Co., 48 Market, r. Oakland
Howard John W., upholsterer, 250 Eighth, r. 680
Clementina
Howard John R , master mariner, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Howard John W., laborer, r. E s Buena Vista nr Cort-j
land Av. B. H.
Howard John W., traveling salesman Palmer & Rey, '
r. Berkeley
Howard Joseph, r. 627 }i Lombard ■
Howard Julia, widow, dressmaking, 621 Mason
HOWARD KATE I., M. D.
physician, office and r. 334 O'Farrell
Howard L.. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Howard Louise B. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. Buena Vista nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Howard L. P. Mrs., lodgings, 906 Market
Howard M A. Mrs., millinery, 4 Third
Howard Martin, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. E s Illinois
nr Napa
Howard Mary J., widow, r. 2520 Mission
Howard Mat' hew J., r. 22 Mary
Howard Michael, chiropodist, r. 246 Minna
Howard Morton, glove finisher F. G. Conklln &Co., r.
144 Rose Av
Howard Morton W., glove finisher F. G. Conklin b
Co.. r. 432 Valley
Howard Moses B., solicitor Brown, Craig & Co., r. 432
Valley
Howard Noah P., decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. 438
Jessie
How.ard Oliver O., Major-General TJ. S. A., com-
manding Division of the Pacific, and Department
of California, 201 Phelan Bldg, r. Fort Mason
Howard Patrick, helper, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta
and Sierra
Howard Philip, r. 139 Shipley
Ho^vard Presbyterian Cburcii, S s Mission
nr Third
Howard Ralph, waiter, r. 22 Glen Park Av
HOWARD REBECCA A., M.D,
physician, otiiceandr. 334: O'Farrell
Howard Rudolph, insurance agent, r. 1620 Van Ness
Av
HoMwrd Samuel, physician, r. 1018 Washington
Howard Street M. E. Church, Richard Har-
court pastor. S s Howard bet Second and Third
Howard Street Presbyterian Church, E
Howard bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Howard Street Wharf, foot Howard
Howard Street Wharf No. 2, East bet Howard and
Folsom
Howard T. H., cook, r. 747 Howard
Howard Thomas, hostler St. Lawrence Stables, r. 18
Harrison Av
HOWARD THOMAS ^.J
carver, statues, models, composition
and zinc castingps, cliurch furniture,
etc., 308 Mission
Howard Thomas J., driver Contra Costa Laundry, r
1811 Steiner
Howard Voluey, special agent The Lion Fire, Wash
ington Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial
Fire Ins. Cos., 215 Sansome
Howard W. A., first assistant engineer stmr San Jos^
Howard William, butcher, r. 1520 Twenty-fourth
Howard William, cigarmaker, r. 1202 Mason
Howard William, hostler City RR., r. 33 Erie
Howard William, laborer, r. 410 Beale
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HOW
Howard William H., capitalist, 523 Mont-
gomery, r. San Mateo
Bowarth Tliomas F., bookkeeper John SimondB, r.
Otkland
Sowiitt John B., boilermaker, r. 37 Tehama
aowcroft Ebenezer, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
1819 Powell
rileck R. M., waiter, r. 142!^ Fourth
,e A. B., barber, 41 Fourth, r. 99.-> Market
Howe A. B. Mrs., proptr Howe House, 91)5 Market
Uowe Albert S., telegraph operator H. Schwartz &
Co..r. 2703 Sutter
Howe Albion S., assistant U. S. Geological Survey,
Montgomery Block, r. 1001 Powell
Howe Andrew, storekeeper Palace Hotel, r. 24 Bros-
uan
Howe Armiger, bootmaker, 41 Sacramento
owe C. Mrs., widow, r. 118i4 Fulton
owe Charles A., clerk Hills Bros., r. 808 Mission
owe Charles M., Chiistian Scientist, 314 Phelan
Bldg
Howe Edward, car dispatcher Market St. RR., r. 1190
Haight
Howe Edward B., pantryman, r. 1023^ Sutter
owe E. F., compositor Alta
owe Erastns M., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Laguua and Bush, r. 120 Fair Oaks
Howe E. S. Mrs., widow, r. 323 Scott
owe F. C, salesman Main & Winchester, r. Ala-
rneda
:owe Frank, yard manager Palace Hotel
owe Frank C, timekeeper Risdon I. and L. Works
:owe Frederick E., conductor, r. 1213 Scott
owe George W., foreman Call. r. 1714 Polk
:owe Harriet A., widow, r. 17 Trenton
BHowe H. A., with S. F. Bridge Co., r. 116 Turk
owe James, druggist, r. 33 Liberty
owe John, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE
or Sanchez and Twenty-nijth
HOWE JOHN C, booU and job
printer, G05 Clay, cor Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Howe John M . photographer, 104 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
538 Valencia
Howe John N., compositor Chronicle, r. 509 Turk
owe Johu W., molder, r. 19 Decatur
Joseph W., grainer, r. 1133 Florida
Howe Lowell, fruits, 55 Fifth, r. 868 Mission
IHowe Marcus P., master mariner, r. 808 Mission
jHowe Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 1209 Devisadero
Howe Mary A., r. 747 Francisco
Howe Maud M. Miss, r. 323 Scott
Howe Merrill A., foreman N. W. Spaulding Saw Co.,
1804 Mason
Howe Nelson, salesman Cal. Hosiery Co., r. 323 Scott
Howe R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Howe R. B., porter H. Levi k Co., r. 103 Fillmore
Howe Robert F., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. Alabama nr Twenty-seventh, B. H.
owe Robert P., clerk, r, 2318 Pine
HoTve *s'eiviii<r Macliiiie A.2-eiicy, 725 Market
HOWE SEWING MACHINES c. s..„,,
JO Second
IHowe Thomas H., liquor saloon, 14 Mason, r. 1025
iMisRion
Howe Wallace, clerk Dodge Bros.
Howe William, steward, r. 783 Market
Howe William C, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 22 J^
Quiun
re William D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2318 Pine
Hnwi! William F., detective, r. 2318 Pine
0^ Uowe. See Hough
owekamp Henry, driver Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
517 Birch Av
Howell Albert, bookkeeper William H. Brown, r.
Oakland
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & ULOANU CO,
Maniifacturer.s of
WINDOW SHADES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Howell Alfred C, stonecutter, r. 20 Derby PI
Howell Ambrose, laborer, r. 615^ Natoma
Howell Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 558 Minna
Howell Edward, mantle setter W.W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1332 Union
Howell Edward H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 615 M Natoma
Howell Eliza, domestic 2021 California
Howell Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Vi Natoma
Howell Ellen Mrs., varieties, 504 Fourth
Howell Elmer, clerk Carolan & Co., r. 1515 )$ Broad-
way
Howell Evan, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 630 Mission
Howell Fred C, r. 427 Tentb
Howell George W., clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
Oakland
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1808 Polk
Howell Henry G., traveling salesman Crane, Hast-
ings & Co.. r. 612 Eddy
Howell Henry B., accountant Eppinger & Co., r.
Oakland
Howell James, machinist, r. 12 Bowie Av
Howell Jessie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 512 Folsom
Howell Jessie E. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1912 Devisadero
Howell John J., stockfltter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 615 JiS Natoma
Howell John R., proptr Broomsville Hotel, Tuba Co.,
r. 1402 Bush
Howell John S.. salesman Carolan & Co., r. 1610 Pa-
cific Av
Howell Josiah R., correspondent McAfee Bros., r. 301
Jones
Howell Joshua, insurance agent, r. 1912 Devisadero
HOWELL LEVERETT
proprietor Howell'.s Central Park Re.s-
tanrant, 118.3-1187 Market and Home
Bakery, 316 BUig, r. iH4: Ellis
Howell Lizzie B., teacher music, r. 2822 California
Howell L. V. H., salesman Wightman Bros.
Howell Theodore C , driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 829
Folsom
Howell Thomas, tinner G. & E. Snook, r. 20 Derby PI
Howell Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 512 Folsom
Howell William, tiler Thomas Day & Co., r. 20 South
Park
Howells Howell, clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 630 Sacramento
Howells George, teamster, r. 444 Brannan
Howes Cyrus P.. bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
3J0 Mason
Howes Jabez, secretary The River, Harbor and Canal
Dredging and Land Co., 130 Sansome, r. 2332 Pa-
cific Av
Howes John, solicitor H. M. Newhall & Co.. r. 751
Howard
Howes William, cabinetmaker, 1002 Hyde
IS'" Howes. See Hiiuse and House
Howey Peter, gardener, r. 523 Mission
Howlaud Aldon, bartender, r. 746 Fourth
Howland B.. r. 413 Tehama
Howlaud Charles F., salesman L. & E. Wortheimer,
r. 1208 Lombard
Howland David, laborer, r. 413 Tehama
Howland Clarence A, operator Vaughn BroB. r. 615
Lombard, rear
Howlaud Daniel, laborer, r. 413 Tehama
Howland Daniel C, expressman, r. Munich nr Persia
Av. Excelsior Homestead
Howland Edwin J., salesman J. K. Cooper, r. 1633
Clay
Howlaud Eraellne M., widow, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Howlaud Frank P., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service,
r. Oakland
Howland James E., master mariner, r. 2106 Sutter
Howland John, fireman, r. 212 First
PYPE, TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
r>10 California Street.
HOW
624
HUB
W. W. Montague & Co,
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
£ucaus(ic, UliiKiMi 3iii«l l>i:iaii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Howland Stephen W., mimnK expert, r. OOiFifteentb
Howland William Penn, civil euKineer, r. 2933 Clay
Howland William W. , gripman Market St. RR., r. 13}^
Minnie
Hewlett Charles, oyster opener The Morgan Oyster
Co., r. 6Ecker
Howlett Charles, paperhanger. r. 613 J^ Fulton
Howlett Frank, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 6133^
Fulton
Howlett John C, machinist, r. 618 M Fulton
Howlett Michael, assistant laundryman City and
County Hospital
Howley .James, conductor, r. 729 Harrison
Howley Thomas, fireman tug Relief, r. 414 Folsom
Howse Henry L., oil stoves and kitchen utensils, 14
Montgomery Av, r. 1919 Taylor
Howson Catherine, widow, r. 717 Seventeenth
Howsou Charles, clerk, r. 717 Seventeeth
Howson George D., r 405 Hyde
Howson .John, carpenter, r. 101 Minna
Hoxie Silas A., expressman, r. 229 Sixth
Hoy Alexander, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy Joseph, laborer, r. 329 Vallejo
Hoy Msry, domestic 1838 Geary
Hoy Mary Mrs., r. 106 William
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy Robert, laborer, r. 329 Vallejo
Hoy William, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 100
Jones
B^ Hoy. See Hoey
Hoyes William, porter Wieland Bros., r. 129 Thir-
teenth
Hoyle John E.. teamster Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 24 Page
Hoyt Andrew J., stonemason, r. 607 Third
Hoy t Asa A., vice-president and manager Califor-
nia Land Association, 634 Market, r. 140 Eddy
Hoyt Calvin, r. 3472 Market
Hoyt Charles H., machinist, r. 329 Jessie
Hoyt Frank B., clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. Oakland
Hoyt Frederick T., insurance, and publisher The
Pacific Underwriter, 405 California, r. 3203«^ Sut-
ter
Hoyt Frederick T. Jr., clerk Frederick T. Hoyt, r.
320 M Sutter
Hoyt George, cook, r. 304 Third
Hoyt George E., machinist, 8 Stevenson, r. 700 Cali-
fornia
Hoyt H. A., waiter r. 222 }<J Fourth
Hoyt Harry C, apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Hoyt Hazen, real estate, 634 Market, r. Watsonville
Hoyt Henry A., clerk C. D. Laddj r. Dolores nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Hoyt James, laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Hoyt John, seaman, r. North Pacific
Hoyt John G. (Swjjyne & Hoyt) r. Oakland
Hoyt Oscar F., clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hoyt Stanley W., assistant auditor S. F. and N. P.
RR., office 410 Mission, r. 127 Kearny
Hoyt Stephen F., assistant H. C. Davis, r. Oakland
Hoyt William H., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oakland
1^" Hoyt. See Hoitt
Hoytma Mindel, drayman D. N. & C. A. Hawley, r. 705
Harrison
Hoz Herman, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. 1310 J^ Montgomery
Hranuelli William, oysterman, r. 402 Grove
Hromada A. (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) r. West Oak-
land
Hromada Adolph, candymaker, r. 1028 Twenty-sec-
ond
Hua Francois, cook. r. 1320 Stockton
Huant Matilda Mrs., dressmakinR, 471 Seventeenth
Hub E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Hub Peter, milkman, r. 1337 Natoma
Hubacher John, machinist, r. 1929 Green
Hubbard Adolphus S., office 419 California, room 12'
r. 2216 J4 Fillmore
Hubbard Charles H., printer general passenger and
ticket office 8. P. Co., r. W s Douglass nr Seven-
teenth
Hubbard Dimon, mining, r. 234 Bush
Hutibard Ebenezer H., r. 733 Minna
Hubbard E. A., r. 1203 Gough
HUBBARD E. H, Mrs.
ladies' l»air j^oods anil Iinirdressin^,
92:1 Market, r. 114 McAllister
Hubbard Elmer W., second lieutenant Light Battery
K, Ist Artillery, U. S. A., r. Presidio
Hubbard Fannie, widow, r. 2105 Hyde
Hubbard George, laborer, r. 83 Everett
Hubbard George A., r. 1406 Van Ness Av
Hubbard George F., carpenter, r. 1307 Green
Hubbard George M., clerk The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2130 Bush
Hubbard George W., drayman, r. 29 Chesley
Hubbard George W., waiter, r. 112 Kearny
Hubbard Hattie Mrs.., stenographer R. B. Swayne, r.
Oakland
Hubbard Henry C, clerk Call, r. 337 Eddy
Hubbard Henry F., driver City RR., r. 113 Oak
Hubbard House, Mrs. J. O. McVey proptr, 139 Fourth
Hubbard John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1131
Harrison
Hubbard Marshall secretary New Liverpool Salt Co.,
123 California, r. 1004 Washington
Hubbard Mary C. S., widow, r. 2204 Jackson
Hubbard Michael, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 1131
Harrison
Hubbard Moses P. (Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 219 Brod-
erick
Hubbard Robert Y.. tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 339
Sixth
Hubbard Sarah Mrs., r. 516 Van Ness Av
Hiiljbard Walter O., proprietor Piccadilly, 231
Kearny
Hubbard William H., teamster, r. 32 Chesley
Hubbard William S., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
2304 Larkin
BSy Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert
Hubbel Samuel, cooper, r. 12 Washington
Hnbbell Narci.ssa, widow, r. 1024 Bush
Hubber Charles, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 14 Rondell PI
Hubber James W., engineer Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 330 Eighteenth
Hubbert John (Hubbert & Son) r. 2229 M Mission
Habbert Nathaniel T. (Hubbert & Son) r. 2229 J^ Mis-
sion
Hubbert Walter K.. broom mnfr, 1922 Howard
Hubbert & Son (John and Nathaniel T.) butchers,
NW cor Church and Twenty-fourth
B^ Hubbert. See Hubbard and Huppert
Hubbell Frederick M., bookkeeper Ofler & Friedman,
r. 234 Montgomery
Hubbs Bayard I., clerk Quade & Straut, r. 321 Ellis
Huber Adolph (Huber Bros.) r. Oakland
Huber Albert, German confectionery and marzi-
pan factory, 1308 Polk
Huber Alfred (W. Scheppler & Co.) r. 622 Post
Huber August, dairy, r. Athens nr Mission Road, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Huber Brotliers (Otto F. and Adolph) proprie-
tors Germania Hall, 620 Bush
Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk, r. 117 Germania "^
Huber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1009
Washington
Huber Christopher, baker, r. 763 Howard
Huber Edward A., manager estate Charles H. Mead,
r. 922 Green
Huber E. M., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Haight
and Stanyan
Huber Frank (Day, Huber & Craker) r. 223 Fifteenth
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Huber Frank, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r. 357 54
Clementina
Huber Frederick, boardlnR, 13-15 Page
Huber Frederick, helper Bush & Mallett, r. 1012 Bat-
tery
Huber George, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
liJ'JX Dore
Huber George F., butcher, r. 763 Howard
Huber Henry, blacksmith J. P. Locke, r. 438 Tehama
Huber Herman, salesman National Brewing Co., r.
(•)20 Bush
Huber John, oiler Enterprise Mill and Building Co.,
r. 27 Perry
Huber John, tailor, 222 Leavenworth
Huber Katie Miss, waitress Arion House
[uber Louis, r. 722 Post
Huber Matthias, brewer F. Kronenberg & Co., r. 311
Fulton
tuber Otto, waiter etmr Mariposa
HuberOtto F. (Huber Bros.) r. 630 Bush
I iil>er Raymond, foreman pressman Schmidt
Isabel and Litho Co., r. College Av, Alameda
[uber Kudolph chicken ranch, Edinburgh and
Naples, Excelsior Homestead
Huber William, r. 705 Polk
lubert August, r. 7 Ji Verona PI
Hubert Charles, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
106 Ninth
Huliert Charles, carpenter, 220 O'Farrell
Hubert Charles, deputy City and County Treasurer,
r. 2417 Sutter
Hubert Charles A. (Reilly & Hubert) r. 916 Bush
ibf-rt Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 136 Sixth
Hubert George, salesman, r. lOR Ninth
Hubert Henry, seaman, r. 1304 Montgomery
bert John, cook, r. 914 Jackson
Hubert Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 106 Ninth
lubert Pauline, widow, r. 545 Mission
Hubie Ada Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital
Hubley Solomon F., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.
r. Oakland
Hubner Conrad W. (Meussdorflfer & Hubner) r. 911
Natoma
Hubner Emil, r. 633 Commercial
liibsch Frederick, waiter, r. 606 Jes'ie
Iu(.h George, bartender Ernest Dreyer, r. SW cor
Sutter and Stockton
Inchard Augusi. laborer, r. 6 Willow Av
Huck Charles, clerk J. A. Hofmann, r. 853 Folsom
Huck Christina Mrs., r. 853 Folsom
Huck John P. M., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 352
Waller
lucks Annie E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1137 Bush
Bucks James, r. 1722 Jessie
luck.s J. George, photographer, 25 Third, r. 2139
Mission
Huddart A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Hyde
[uddart Fred G., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 923 Hyde
Huddart J. M., cooperage stock, 18 Market, r. Oak-
land
Huddleston Bridget, widow, r. 27^ Freelon
Hnridleston U. & Co. (Hugh Huddleston and I.
B. Owens) importers and dealers teas and coffees,
and proprietors Colima Coffee and Spice Mills,
52-.58 Market
Huddleston Hugh (H. Huddleston k Co.) 58 Market
Huddy Henry, bricklayer, r. 2025 Ellis
Hudemann Herman, assistant etorekeeper Custom
House, r. 703 Stockton
Hiidf;ln J. B., miner, r. 609 Folsom
Hudgins Ella A., widow, photographic colorlst, r.
.1(14 Ellis
Hudson A. J., waiter Palace Hotel
Hudson Ann Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1077 Market
Hudson Benjamn, iron molder Byron Jackson, r. 21
Sumner
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641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Hudson Charles E., shipping clerk Bothln Mnfg Co.,
r. 227 Chestnut
Hudson Charles W.. laborer, r. 512 rnion
Hudson Daniel W., blacksmith, r. 31 Freelon
Hudson David, cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co., 1138
Howard
Hudson E. 0. C, r. 1141 Folsom
Hudson Fred E., bartender Joseph Nile, r. 24 Sixth
Hudson George, attorney at law, 87 Montgomery
Block, r. 226 Fifth
Hudson George H., capitalist, r. 140 Liberty
Hudson Henry D., sexton First Congregational
Church, r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson H. M., bookkeeper W. J. Houston 4 Co., r.
1316 Fillmore
Hudson Horace, city editor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1611
Washington
Hudson James, bagsorter Neville & Co., r. 112)i Turk
Hudson James, porter I. X. L , r. 5 Tay
Hudson James, rigger, r. 124 '^ Tnrk
Hudson James C, plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 112 )j
Turk
Hudson Jane J. Mrs., janitresB Union Street Kinder-
garten, r. 512 Union
Hudson John, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.. r.
112 '.i Turk
Hudson John H., laborer, r. 512 Union
Hudson John M., with Bothin Mnfg Co., r. 227 Chest-
nut
Hudson Leonard S., lecturer U. S. Panorama Co., r.
935 Mission
Hudson L. W., widow, r.2121 Sacramento
Hudson M. Miss, dressmaking, 319 O'Farrell
Hadson nianiifactnrin^ Co. The, A. E. Shat-
tuck secretary, 21 Stevenson
Hudson Mary, widow, r. 227 Chestnut
Hudson Matthew H., salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,
r. 816 California
Hudson Matthew T., painter, r. 914 J^ Harrison
Hudson Phineas, salesman R. Roman & Co., r. 1327
Sacramento
Hudson Robert, wood dealer, r. 1024 Folsom
Hudson Robert N., capitalist, r. 504 Third
Hudson Seaborn, clerk A. Mervy, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Hudson Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Hudson William, machinist, r. 112'., Turk
Hudson William H.. with S. P. Co., r. .329 Bartlett
B^" Hudson. See Hutson
Hudspeath John, hostler, r. 1936 Stevenson
Huebel Barbara M., r. 1012 Mason
Huebner 0. F. A., pastor First German Reformed
Church, r. SE cor Hayes and Pierce
Hueg William, baker, r. 6;i4 Pacific
Huefner Otto, journalist Demokrat, r. 705 Bush
Huellmandel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara
Huens Louis, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 24 >j
Ringold
Hue Paris Victor, teacher music, r. 1415 Powell
Huerne Pro.sper (Huerne & Everett) r. Ford nr San-
chez
Huerne * Everett (Prosper Huerne and Oliver Ever-
ettl architects, 126 Kearny, room 41
Huested George R., clerk S. P. Co., r. 320 Ellis
Huested Orson J., ollice Market St. RR., junction
Market and Valencia, r. 320 Ellis
HUETER BROTHERS & CO,
(Krnest L.. Ilu«>f<>r) proprief orn Smi
Francisco Varnish and Glyc«*riii<>
Works, and deal«>rM pnints, ollb, artiMta'
materials, etc., 601 Alarket
Huetcr Ernest L. (Hueter Bros, fc Co.) r. 23H How-
ard
Huetcr Gustave, r. 926 Dolores
Hueter Gustave H., clerk John H. Dawson, r. 390 Do-
lores
Hueter Louise, widow, r. 232 Capp
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809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Huether Adolph, waiter Gruen & Hoydeuaber, r. 3715
Minna
Huether Sebastian, machinist Will & Flnck, r. 2()9
Mluna
Huettniann Anna Mrs., proptr Huettmann's Hotel,
1 Poll!
Huettmann's Hotel, Mrs. Anna Huettmann proptr, 1
Polk
Huey Clara, widow, r. 24 Grove
Huey Walter E., telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. -H Grove
Huf Fred , blacksmith Abner Doble, r. Alameda
Huff Charles traveling salesman, r. 611 Post
Huff Charlotte, widow, r. 3b Stanly PI
Huff Edward C. (W. B. Huff & Co.) r. 2224 Pine
Huff Edwin, bricklayer, r. 612 Minna
Huff George R. (Huff & Gilmartin) 424 Folsom
Huff" Henry, barber, 82i) Kearny, r. 824 Kearny
Huff John. r. 119 Leavenworth
Huff Jonathan C, hostler J. J. Wren, r. 1123 Mission
Huff Justis, watchman, r. W s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Huff Leonard, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Ala-
meda
Huff Melissa B., widow, r. Chenery nr Castro
Huff N., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Huff Revilo S., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior, r.
520 Bush
Huff S. J. Mrs. (Hufl& Lyle) r. 110 Mason
Huff' Walter, salesman, r. 38 Stanly PI
Huff W. B. & Co. (William B. and Edward C.
Huff) real estate agents, 2029 Fillmore
Huff William B. (W. B. Huff & Co.) r. 2224 Pine
Huff & Gilmartin (George K. Huff and Charles F. Gil-
martin) cigars and tobacco, 424 Folsom
Huff & Lyle (Mrs. S. J. Huff and Mrs. E. Lyle) res-
tnnrant, 108 J^ Eddy
B^" Huff. See Hough and Hoff
Hufsohmidt Frederick, furniture and bedding, 653
Market, r. 823 Post
Hufschmidt George, clerk Frederick Hufschmidt, r.
823 Post
Hufschmidt Henry (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.) r. 623
Golden Gate Av
Hufschmidt Henry Jr., clerk Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. Oakland
Hufschmidt Henry Jr., plumber Louis Hufschmidt &
Bro. r. Oakland
Hufsthmidt Louis (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.) r.
Oakland
Hufschmidt Louis & Brother (Louis and Henry)
plumbers and gasfitters, 637 Clay
Huf ton Harry, cook, r. 2733 Pine
Hug August, paper carrier, r. 531 Jackson
Hug Charles A., manager J. D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
1525 Sutter
Hug Joseph, capitalist, r. 1525 Sutter
Hug W., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. International
Hotel
Hugg Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Sacramento
Hugg Robert, clerk, r. 1512 Sacramento
Huggins Amos W., with A. I. Hall & Son, r. Berkeley
Huggins George, cook Charles A. Anderson, r. 13
Boyd
Huggins Jolin C, agent Fort Bragg Redwood
Co., office 42 Market, room 3, r. Oakland
Hughes A., painter, r. 422 Ellis
Hughes Abraham, stevedore, r. SW cor Jersey and
Vicksburg
Hughes Alexander, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 28)^
Tehama
Hughes Alfred, foreman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 510
Leavenworth
Hughes Annie Miss, saleslady Mrs. S. R. Hall, r. 32
Golden Gate Av
Hughes Arthur, laborer, r. 1220 York
Hughes Arthur Jr., patternmaker, r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes Arthur Mrs., widow, r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes Benjamin, brass founder, r. 48 Tehama
Hughes Bernard, laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Hughes Bernard 0., deputy Tax Collector, r. 919
Uniou
Hughes Bernard F., bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 23
Stanly PI
Hughes Bridget, widow, r. California Av nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Huglies C, blacksmith's helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Hughes Charles B., master schr Pioneer, office 48
Market
Hughes Charles G., compositor, r. CIO Geary
Hughes Charles S., clerk, r. 075 Mission
Hughes Clarence, laborer, r. 304 Third
Hughes Clarence B., r. 234 Bush
Hughes Constant V., cashier Eastou, Eldrldge & Co.,
r. 534 Bush
Hughes Cornelius A., messenger Cal. National Bank
of S. F., r. 102 Silver
Hughes David, clerk general freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hughes David, grocer, r. Ocean View
Hughes David Rev., r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Hughes E. A. N., stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r. 708
Leavenworth
Hughes Edward, longshoreman, r. 251 Perry
Hughes Edward, special policeman, r. 213 Broadway
Hughes Edward, wool sorter, r. 257 Fourth
HUGHES EDWARD 0.
proprietor San Francisco Merchant,
and steam book and job printer, 511
Sansome, r. 13^1 Clay
Hughes Edward J., teamster, r. 254}^ Minna
Hughes Edward O., with Commercial Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. 806 Bush
Hughes Emily N., widow, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 806 Bush
Hughes Frank, boilermaker, r. 248 Fourth
Hughes Frank P., bookkeeper Joe Rosenberg, r. 54
Oak
Hughes Frederick S., r. 1417 Washington
Hughes George, salesman Dalton Bros., r. 105 Jack-
son
Hughes George W., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
411 Duncan
Hughes H. & Co. (Hugh Hughes) merchandise and
grain brokers, 123 California
Hughes Henry, fireman, r. 23 Walsh
Hughes Henry, roofer, r. 254 M Minna
Hughes Henry M., master stmr Femdale, r. 329 Oak
Hughes House, 503 Folsom
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. Oakland
Hughes Humphrey, second engineer stmr Piedmont,'
r. Oakland
Hughes Ignatius, clerk A. H. Henderson, r. 333H
Hayes |
Hughes James, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 820 Green
Hughes James, quartermaster stmr Granada
Hughes James, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 264}^
Minna
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Hughes James B. bookkeeper Francis, Valentine
Co., r. 1218 York
Hughes James E., deputy Sheriff, r. 21 Clinton
Hughes James G., clerk Thurston & Hartson, r
meda
Hughes James J., porter Justinian Caire, r.
Twenty-second
Hughes James S.. engineer, r. 158 Silver
Hughes Jeremiah J., engineer, r.311 J4 Elm Av
Hughes Jerome A., physician and surgeon, 54 Oak
Hughes Jesse, laborer S. P. Co., r. 630 Mission
Hughes John, r. 261 Perry
Hughes John (Hughes & Foley) r. 507 Webster
Hushes John, boilermaker, r. 5 Tehama
Hughes John, coachman, r. 211 Austin
Hughes Johu, carpenter, r. 922 Illinois
Ala
120
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...AND..
UNDERWEAR
... AT ...
THE HASTINGS'
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana
WM. SESTON, Asst. Mana:
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
aIk^t^st.; PRINTERS ANiJ L1TH06RAPHERS.
HUG
627
HUL
HuKlies John, first oflBcer stmr Tiburon, r. Tiburon
HuK'hfs John, hai'Dessmaker Hart & Braudensteln, r.
7 Geneva
Hugbes John, laborer, r. 28 Norfolk
HuKhes John, laborer, r. 259 Tehama
Hughes John, laborer, r. Paraguay ur Platte
Hughee John, molder, r. 40 Silver
Hutlhes John, seaman, r. 08 Natoma
Hughes John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 6
Bowie Av
Hughes John, waiter, r. 232 Minna
Hughes John Rev., pastoi Welsh Methodist Church,
1133 Mission, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Hughee John C, assistant collector Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 735 Guerrero
Hughes John F., molder Union Iran Works, r. 2428
Bryant Av
Hughes John H., salesman Sherman S. Jewett & Co.,
r. 44 Third
Hughes John J., butcher, 209 Second
Hughes John J., carpenter, r. 2428 Bryant Av
Hughes John P., engineer Palace Hotel, r. 614 Jessie
Hughes John V., engineer, r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes John W., r. 630 Mission
HughfS John W., engraver Dewey & Co., r. 1641 >i
Mission
Hughes John W., expressman, r. 503 Folsom
Hu^ihfS John W., salesman Joe Rosenberg, r. 54 Oak
Huglies Joseph, expressman, r. 120!) Twenty-second
Hughes Joseph, heeler Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co., r.
:Ul>s; Elm Av
Hughes Joseph, law clerk, r. 54 Oak
HuiLihes Kate, dressmaker, r. 1812!^ Geary
Hu-hes Mary, widow, r. 17 Rausch
Hughes Mary, ladies' nurse, r. 1182 J^ Harrison
Hughes M. B., r. 1805 Stockton
Hughes Michael, ironworker, r. Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Hughes Michael B., boilermaker, r. 306 Folsom
Hughes Patrick, r. 54 Oak
Hughes Patrick, hostler Central RR., r. 4)<i Decatur
Hu>;hes Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. cor Wolfe and Isabel, B.H.
Hughes Patrick, liquor saloon, 656 Mission
Hughes Patrick, seaman, r. 501 Davis
Hughes Philip seaman stmr State of California
Hughes Richard, confectioner William Poehlman, r.
SW cor Post and Powell
Hu<;he8 Rienzi, proprietor St. David's House, 715
Howard
Hughes Robert, stonemason, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Hughes Robert P., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., In-
spector General, Division of the Pacific, 210
Phelau Bldg, r. 2318 Clay
Hughes Samuel F., druggist, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Samuel M., compositor, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hujihes S. E. Miss, saleslady Johu W. Roberts & Co.,
32 Golden Gate Av
Hughes Thomas, r. 722 Stevenson
Hughes Thomas, buker, r. 596 Stevenson
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker, r. 41 Tehama
HugTres Thomas, fireman stmr Granada
Hughes Thouias, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 24 Turk
Hughes Thomas A., clerk freight auditor's oflBce S.
P. Co., r. 422 Franklin
Hughes Thomas H., chief assistant James H. Widber,
r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Walter, commercial traveler, r. 32 Golden
Gate Av
Hughe.s Walter H., inspector Custom House, r. 333 J4
Hayes
Hughes William, barber, .506 Market, r. 12 Sellna PI
Huijhes William, bartender O'Connor & Riordan, r.
6.54 Folsoiu
Hughes William, bookbinder, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes William, bookkeeper, r. 610 Mason
Hughes William, master stmr Oakland, r. 1914 Stev-
enson
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IN THE
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
iMrouri-.n.M \sv dkai.khs i.n
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT .\BOVF. PALACE HOTEL.
649
Hughes Willlsm, laundry, 535 Mission
Hughes William, miller Laumelster Mills,
Mission
Hughes William, molder James Pendergast, r. 2543
Folsom
Hughes William H., carpenter, r. 638 Post
Hughes William L., engineer Pac. Imp. Co., r. 41
Freelou
Hughes William M., r. 721 Bryant
Hughes William P., first assistant engineer stmr City
of S.vdney
Hughes William S., clerk St. David's House, r. 715
Howard
Hughes William T., cutter Williams Bros. & Co., r.
13 Lafayette
Hughes & Foley (.John Hughes and Michael Foley)
bakeries, 63 Fourth and 118 Seventh
Hughstou George J., r. 1311 Howard
Hu^'hston James, r. 1311 Howard
Hiigle'Roman, confectioner, r. 524 Linden Av
Hugo Fred., butcher, r. Ahlborn House
Hugot Francis, gilder, r. 1015 Jackson
Hugot Victor, compositor, r. 1015 Jackson
Huguenin Adolph, watchmaker A. W. Stott, r. 525
Pine
Huguenin Julius C, jeweler, 700 Market, r. 8 Kearny
Huhne John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hubs Augustus, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1142 Mission
Hubs Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hubs Louis, molder, r. 18 Lewis
Hubs W., baker, r. 205 Seventh
Huie Edward M., clerk J. W. Grace jt Co., r. 1932
Pine
Huie George B., salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 1932
Pine
Huie Robert B., cashier J. W. Grace & Co., r. 1932
Pine
Huie S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1932 Pine
Huie William H. T., assistant weigh clerk U. S. Mint,
r. 1932 Pine
Huin Frances, widow, midwife, r. 639 Broadway
Huitema Harry, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
444 First
Huke Charles, machinist Painter & Co., r. 917 Golden
Gate Av
Hulbeit Ephraim J., assistant janitor Odd Fellows'
Hall, r. 27 Erie
Hulbert Kate, widow, r. 551 Mission
Hulbert Maggie, operator P. F. Nolan k Co., r. 318
Laguna
Hulbert William, custodian cabinet U. S. Mint, r.
Sau Leandro
e^ Hulbert. See Hurlbert and Hurlbut
Huldsvvorth Bennett, carpenter Market St. RR., r.
Oakland
Hulford E3dward W. (Hulford & Bolton) r. Oak-
laud
llulfurd «Sj Boltoii (Edward W. Hulford and Jef-
ferson I). Bolton) proprietors Pioneer Warehouse,
SW cor Battery and Filbert
Hulirn; Henry, taiior, r. Twenty-sixth bet Alabama
and Columbia
Hulin^' Thomas R., porter LeCount Bros., r. 651i<
Niitoma
Hulirigs William H., blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 10
Lvnch
Hull Alfred, kitchenhand, r. 869 Market
Hull Andrew C. rlerlt George C Bode, r. Alameda
Hull AzhI B., office 69 Nevada Blo.k. r. Oakland
Hull Cliutou T., mailing elerk Post Office, r. Berkeley
Hull Edward, r. Occid.ntal Hotel
Hull Frank R , salesman Harper A. Smith, r. Berkeley
Hull George L., baud sawyer Jason Springer A: Co., r.
Alameda
Hull Gustavus A., captain XT. S. A., and military
storekeeper in charge clothing depot, 36 Now
Montgomery, r. 614 Eddy
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK L.ARGE:sT BUSINESS
OF ANY AAIERICAN COMPANY.
HUL
628
HUM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Pluce Trinniiiti{fs
a Speciiilty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hull Henry N. (Hull & Mc-DoDough) r. 40 Russ
Hull Heury W. (Warreu Glass Co.) r. 324 Ellis
Hull Jessie E., widow, r. U'28 Vine
Hull J. H , clerk froight auditor's office S. P. Co., r.
517 Eleventh
Hull John ()., coali^asser stmr San Jose
HullJohu W., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 1931J^
Stevenson
Hull Joseph, barber William House
Hull J. v.. architect, r. 102 Fourth
Hull William C, wood engraver, 527 Sacramento, r.
1523 Leavenworth
Hull & nicDououg-U (Henry N. Hull and John G.
McDonoUKh) merchant tailors, 28 Geary
HuUen Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SEcor Market
and Pearl, r. 1^35 Market
Hullin George, shipcarpenter, r. 1119 Folsom
Hullin Margaret, dressmaking, 1119 Folsom
Hullin Nicholas, blacksmith, r. 709 Seventeenth
Hulling Dominick (Gleason & Hulling) r. 127 Kearny
Hulme Arthur, painter, r. 317 Cumberland, rear
Hulme James P. (Hulme & Hart) r. 1435 Golden
Gate Av
Hulme & Hart (James P. Hulme and Jackson Hart)
wool, grain and general commission merchants,
10 Davis
Hulse, Bradford & Co. (David A. Hulse and Wallace
Bradford) upholstery goods and bedding supplies,
7(50 Mission
Hulse David A. (Hulse, Bradford & Co.) r. 903 Guer-
rero
Hulse Frederick, carpenter, r. 410 Minna
Hulse George, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Hulse James G., secretary Central Cal. Oil Co., 314
California, r. 301 Jones
Hulseberg George, expressman, r. 243 Fell
Hulsing Henry, fireman stmr Garden City, r. 522
Pine
Hulsmann Frederick H., liquor saloon, 525 Fourth,
r. 512 Twenty-sixth
Hulst William, glass stainer, r. 116 Guerrero
Hult Adolph, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 1043
Army
Hult David R., shoecutter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hult Gustave A., tailor, r. 434 San Jose Av
Hult Gustave J., draftsman Absalom J. Barnett, r.
1720 Leavenworth
Hult Julius A., shoecutter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hult Sophie, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hultberg Peter, stonemason, r. 1124 Pine
Hulteen Edward, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 946
Howard
Hulten August, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Hulten Nels, liquor saloon, 511 Third
Hultin Caroline, widow, tailoress. r. 417 Mason, rear
Halting FredericU B., druggist and apothecary,
NW cor Third and Howard
Hulton Peter, tailor Block & Georges, r. 159 Minna
Hultz Charles, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Humbert Charles, machinist, r. 550 Jessie
Humbert George, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1533
Geary
Humbert Joseph, laborer City Iron Works, r. 517M
Vallejo
Humbert W. E., porter, r. 24 Turk
Humboldt Bay and Eel River Railway Co., John
Crockett secretary, 8 S.F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Humboldt Hotel, Simon Schleweck proptr. Fif-
teenth, bet Mission and Capp
Humboldt Hoiise, Renner Bros, proptrs, 1309 Stockton
Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., F. Korbel manager, yard
S 8 Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth, mill North
Fork, Humboldt Co.
Humboldt Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. H. Wat-
son secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Hmnlboldt Sa^-ings and Loan Society,
Adolph C. Weber president, Ernest Brand secre-
tary, 18 Geary
Humboldt Steamship Co., Jackson St. Wbarf,^
Searles k Stone agents, 304 California
Humboldt Waretiouaes, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors. Spear, bet Bryant and Harrison
Humboldt Wharf, Spear, bet Folsom and HarriBon
Humbiirg Albert E., r. 1J4 Julian Av
Huuiburg August, r. 124 Julian Av
Ilumburu' Mary, widow, r. 124 Julian Av
Hume George AV., salmonpacker and commission
merchant, 405 Front, r. Piedmont
Hume Hugh, reporter Chronicle
Hume Hugh, tailor, r. 346 Grove
Hume J. B., special officer Wells Fargo & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hume John, laborer, r. 5 Baldwin Court
Hume R. D. 6i Co. (Robert D. Hume and Jay
Deming) salmon packeis and commission mer-
chants, 405 Front
Hume Robert D. (R.D.Hume & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Hume Thomas J., with Hammer, Leist & Co., r. 11
Geneva
Humerer C, engraver Schmidt Label and Lithe. Co.,
r. 477 Tehama
Humes Charles, laborer, r. Teneriffe nr Potomac
Humes Edward W., engineer tug Millie
Humes John E., baker, r. 634 Pacific
Humm Fred, engineer, r. 710 Valencia
Humm Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 621
Commercial
Hummel Agnes Miss, saleslady Pinkiert's Grand
Bazaar, r. 1229 Broderick
Hummel Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 7
Bartol
Hummel Frederick, butcher Nicholas Fuchs, r. 125
Fell
Hummel George, drygoods, 105 Fifth, r. 107 Fifth
Hummel Jobn, wines and liquors, 427 Fourth
Hummel Matthew G., compositor Dodge Bros., r.
1007 Jackson
Hummelbeck Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 516 Fourth
Hummeltenberg Monroe, foreman machinist Golden
State and Miners Iron Works, r. 1933 Jessie
Humpage John, die reamer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331
Bay !
Humphrey Arthur, painter, r. 322 Fifth |
Humphrey Augustine, engineer, 328 Montgomery |
Humphrey Edward, laborer, r. 544 J^ Linden Av '
Humphrey George, collector, 631 Merchant, r. 2108
Powell
Humphrey Gertrude Miss, teacher Chinese Mission
House of the Methodiot Episcopal Church, 916
Washington
HUMPHREY JAMES eh.,..
groceries, wines, liquors and cigars,
516 1-a Geary, cor William
Humphrey James A., clerk James Humphrey, r. 516 J^
Geary
Hiimphrey John A., agent Keystone Wringer Co.. r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
HumphVey John G. (Sylvester & Humphrey) r. 126
Rose Av
Humphrey Joseph J., conductor Market St. RR.
Humphrey Mary, widow, r. 126 Rose Av
Humphrey Patrick H., physician, r. 135 Fair Oaks
Humphrey Richard, r. 387 Dolores
Humphrey Robert, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Humphreys Alfred, waiter stmr Alameda
Humphreys Andrew, coalpasser stmr Colima, r. 129
Folsom
Humphreys Charles E., painter, r. 26 Turk
Humphreys David, sugar refiner r. 406 Harrison
Humphreys George, carpenter, r. 1007 Twenty-fourth
Humphreys Henry, longshoreman, r. 324 ic Broadway
Humphreys James, r. 1007 Twenty-fourth
Humphreys James, framemaker Morris & Kennedy,
r. 536 Minna
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M.*RKET ST., COR. THIRI>
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacttirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwASH^N=^T?N sT.lPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
HUM
G29
HUN
Humphreys James H.. draftsman Chitf Quartermas-
ter, U. S. A., r. 8U2 0;ik
Huuipbreys John T., assistant City and County At-
torney, New City Hall. r. 333 Turk
Humphreys M., widow, r. 802 Oak
Huujphr.ys O. G., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
26 Turk
Humphreys Robert, laborer, r. 113J4 Wildey
Humphreys Kose Mrs., furnished rooms. 322 Fifth
Humphreys William, seaman, r. 806 Guerrero
Huiuphrevs William J., cook, r. 35 Austin
Humphreys William P.. civil engineer, 637 Kearnv,
r. sir. Chestnut
Huiuplirifs D. W. Mrs., widow, r. 231 OTarrell
Huiiiphrys William F., clerk State Board of Viticul-
tural Commissioners, r. 1523 MiiBon
Hund Fred., barber, r. 1042 Folsom
Huiul Frederick J., surgeon, 762H Folsom
Hund George, r. 1042 Folsom
Hund John B., liquor saloon, 823 Market, r. 472 Jes-
sie
Hund Otto H., physician, 716 Howard
Huudermar Hermann, engineer Yolo Mills, r. 1210
Treat Av
Hundermer William, bartender B. F. Jellison, r. 829 H
Vallejo
Hundesser Charles A. L., insurance agent, r. 23
Haight
Hundesser Otto, cashier Hirschfeld & Jacoby, r. 23
Haight
Hundt R.. with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works, r.
.527 3« Birch Av
Hunecke Frederick, carpenter, r. 50 Juniper
Huneke Johu. liquor saloon, 518 First
Huneke John H. (Boschen & Huneke) r. NE cor Beale
and Bryant
Hungar Cornelius, bookkeeper William A. Meeker r.
1231 Mission
Hungarian Society. 417 Kearny
Hungerford Arthur M.. machinist Union Iron Works,
r. Kentucky, nr Shasta
Hunken Mary, widow, r. 1721 Post
Hunn .Alexander, confectioner Swain Bros., r. 127
Silver, rear
Hnnu Herbert, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Hunold Charles, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 5 Fourth
HuuoUistein Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 926 Pacific
Huusiuger Sarah A., widow, r. 739 Guerrero
Hunt Aaron B., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
unt Abbie L Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. .59 Tehama
Hunt Belle B. Miss, tailoress, r. 75 Elizabeth
Huut Caroline L., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1026
Hyde
Hunt Charles, merchant (Oakland) r. 16 Geary
Hunt Charles E.. machine operator Porter. Slessinger
.V Co., r. 1140 Turk
Hunt Charles F., drayman, r. 127 Fifth
HunrCharles J., r. 2G06 Pacific Av
Huut Clarence M.. salesman Wakefield Rattan Co.. r.
Berkeley
unt Clement, foundryman, r. 540 Howard
unt Daniel A. (Vaupel k Hunt) r. 2247}^ Mission
Hunt David P.. r. 818 Twentieth
Hunt D. D., druggist, SE cor Fifth and Folsom,
r. 308 Fifth
Hunt Edward J., pictures and frames, 1416 Polk, r.
1419 Larkin
Hunt E. Smith, salesman F. Toplitz jc Co., r. Oak-
land
Hunt Eugene W., clerk, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt Fredecick J., shipping master, r. 804 Bay
Hunt Fritz, paver, r. 68 Brady
Huut George E.. advertising clerk Le Count Bros., r.
1203 Taylor
Hunt George H., coal and insurance broker. 209 San-
some, r. 1240 Clay
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
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W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hunt George W., clerk W. W. Montague jt Co.. r.
Berkeley
Hunt George W., shipjoiner, r. 438 Second
Hunt Hannah Mrs , domestic 300 Van Ness Av
Hunt Harper S., bookkeeper S. F. District Telegraph
Co., 3 California, r. Oakland
Hunt Henry B. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. 1715 Geary
Hunt Henry B., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
59 Tehama
Hunt Honora, widow, r. 426 Linden Av
Hunt James, calker. r. 856 Folsom
Hunt Jatues. stationery. 1738 Market
Hunt James S., teletjraph operator, r. 607 Sutter
Hunt Jane G., widow, furnished rooms, 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Hunt John, driver Lafayette Brewery
Hunt John, teamster, r. 10 Twenty-ninth
Hunt John Jr., iudge Superior Court, Dept. 5,
chambers New City Hall, third floor, r. 1703
Ootavia •
Hunt John D.. r. 1026 Hyde
Hunt John E.. helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 672
Clementina
Huut Johu H., clerk Post Office, r. 1617 Clay
Hunt John H. Jr.. assistant secretary Sutter St. RR.,
r. 1617 Clay
Hunt John J., butcher, r. 75 Elizabeth
Hunt John L., secretary New Coso Mining Co.. 808
Montgomery, r. 1826 Broadway
Hunt John W., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.
Hunt Mark, bookseller, r. Twenty-ninth nr Mission
Hunt Mary Miss, fitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r,
426 Linden Av
Hunt Mary, lodgings. 309 Third
Hunt Mary, widow, lodgings. 718 Leavenworth
Hunt Mary J., widow, r. 434 Fulton
Hunt M. L. Miss, saleslady J. L. White & Co., r. 434
Fulton
Hunt Patrick, teamster, r. Nicholas Hotel
Hunt Robert, 850 Folsom
Hunt Robert H. H., inventor, r. 205 Fifteenth
Hunt Samuel, sawyer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co.. r. 314 Sixth
Hunt Simon, liquor saloon, 154 Steuart, r. 322 Bitch
Hunt Symmes H., clerk Custom House, r. 44 Sixth
Hunt Timothy R.. bookkeeper J. C. O'Connor & Co.,
r. 1127 Valencia
Hunt Timothy R., boots and shoes, NW cor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Hunt Volney, r. 903 Sutter
Hunt Warren E., clerk Wm. H. Rouse & Co., r. 263
Jersey
Hunt W. H., r. 120 Post
Hunt Wilet L,, salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.
760 Minna
Hunt William, laborer, r. 1G5 Silver
Hunt William, porter, r. 213 Clara
Hunt William B., r. 1203 Taylor
Hunt William B.. clerk Howard Black, r. Oakland
Hunt William B., engineer, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt William B. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Oscar
Fobs, r. 410 Leavenworth
Hunt William D, clerk Manheim. Staples * Co., r.
1825 Broadway
Hunt William H.. plumber, r. 75 Elizabeth
Hunt William H. porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 31
Everett
Huut William J., pressman J. R. Brodie t Co., r. 722
Linden Av
Hunteinann Chris A. (Chris Huntemanu & Co.) r. 1617
Dupont
Iluntnaiunn Chris & Co. (Chris A. Huntemann
and Henry Willmanu) wines and liquors, 801
Kearny
Huntemann Diedrich (Huntemann & Harper) r. 625
Gough
Huntpinaiin Diedrich A., butcher. 1408 Stockton, r.
1617 Dupont
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405-407 SANSOME ST,
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
HUN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
630
HDE
iMPORTF.Ra or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Huntemaiin Henry, butcher, r. SE cor Marquesas and
Railroad Av
Huntemauu k Harper (Diedrith HuntemBnn and
John L. Harper) plasterers, ;i.SO Piue, room 11
Hunter Allen, drayman, r. 438 Ivy Av
Hunter Benjamin C, furniture, 1518 Polk
Hunter Benjamin R., niolder, r. SE cor Church and
Twenty-first
Hunter Charles M., conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 1617
Devisadero
Hunter Daniel, miner, r. C55 Washington
Hunter David, capitalist, r. 903 Van Ness Ay
Hunter Edward, cook, r. 1011 M Battery
Hunter Edward, with James Hunter, r. Alameda
Hunter Eli M., carpenter, r. 631 Jessie
Hunter Elizabeth, r. 625 Sixth
Hunter Frank L., clerk Horace V. Scott, r. 1216
Washington ,
Hunter Frederick L., clerk Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 631 Jessie '
Hunter George, printer, r. 961 Mission
Hunter George Z., physician, 16 Grant Av
Hunter Gilbert V. (Yates & Hunter) r. 1808 Sutter
Hunter Henry, laborer, r. Java nr Osage
Hunter Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 209
Leavenworth
Hunter Henry A., compositor Alta
Hunter Henry J., die hardener U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda
Hunter Hugh, driver, r. 6 Welsh
Hunter Hugh, millhand, r. 325 Sixth
Hunter J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Mason
Hunter James, ganger, 323 Front, r. Alameda
Hunter James, longshoreman, r. 15 Alta
Hunter James, miner, r. 3 Masonic Av
Hunter James, mate stmr Point Arena
Hunter James, satchelmaker D. Block & Co., r. Dun-
can nr Church
Hunter James, tanner, r. 325 Sixth
Hunter James H., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1704
Washington
Hunter Jean Mrs., varieties, 209 Leavenworth
Hunter John, r. 22 Geary
Hunter John, liquor saloon, 212 Townsend
Hunter John C, stenographer George W. Fox, r.
5345-4 Linden Av
Hunter John D., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Hunter John J., apothecary C. F. Richards & Co., r.
1904 Laguna
Hunter Joseph, seaman, r. JSorth Pacific Hotel
Hunter Joseph B., packer G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 10}^
Gilbert
Hunter J. R., salesman The Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co.. r. Oakland
punter Lewis C, clerk Horace V. Scott, r. 1216 Wash-
ington
Hunter Lizzie, domestic 2629 California
Hunter Mary J. Mrs , r. 1424 Howard, rear
Hunter Nathaniel, secretary San Francisco Soci-
ety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and
California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children. 604 Merchant, room 12, r. 20 Bond
Hunter Philip S. (James Devine & Co.) r. 2823 Pine
Hunter Purcell, r. 316 Minna
Hunter Robert E., teamster, r. 231 Perry
Hunter Robert E., teamster, r. 1518 Howard, rear
Hunter Robert P., laborer, r. 308 Tehama
Hunter Robert R., r. 807 Valencia
Hunter Thomas, carpenter, r. 402 Broadway
Hunter W. A., r. 1217 Polk
Hunter W. B. Mrs., widow, r. 621 Bush
Hunter W. F., r. 871 Market
Hunter W. H. & Co. (William H. Hunter and John A.
Kempi house painters, 215 O'Farrell
Hunter William (Hunter & Shackleford) r. 1006 Leav-
enworth
Hunter William, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Hunter William A., blacksmith A. Doble, r. 609 Pine
Hunter William H. (W. H. Hunter & Co.) r. lOT
Powell
Hunter* Shackleford (William Hunter and Thomaa
Shackleford) uiufrs Hunter's Draft Regulators,
310 Pine, room 40
Huntiiijufton Colis P., first vice-president South-
ern Pacific Co., and treasurer Huntington Hop-
kins Co., r. New York
Huntington Edward, switchman 8. P. Co., r. 134
Fourth
Huntinfiton Elmer C, patternmaker, 230 Fremont, r.
nm Eighth
Huntington Frank A., mining machinery, 45 Fremont,
r. Oakland
Huntington George W., furnished rooms, 638 Green
Huntington Harvey S., lumberman, r. 351 First
Huntingfton Hopkins Co., Albert Gallatin
president, Charles Miller vice-president, C. P.
Huntington treasurer, W. R. S. Foje secretary,
importers and jobbers hardware and metals,
junction Market and Bush, and 220-226 E, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Huntington Thomas, master stmr Mexico, r. 2020 Val-
lejo
Huntington Thomas J., engineer stmr Relief, r. 312
Seventeenth
Huntington Willard "V., railroad secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48, r. 320 Golden
Gate Av
Huntington William H., Carpenter, r. 727}^ Clemen-
tina
Huntley A. M. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 2114 Mission
Huntley William, teamster J. B. Wooster & Co., r.
Alameda
Hunton Charles, ambulance driver Alms House
Hunton Logan, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 1317
Larkin
Hunton W. S., storekeeper etmr Alameda
Huntsman John, assistant storekeeper Palace Hotel,
r. 164 Jessie
Huntsman Joseph H., r. 4 Ewer PI
Huntsman Louise M., widow, r. 824 Sutter
Huntsman Rose Miss, milliner Mrs. E. S. Brown, r. i
Ewer PI
Huntz Julius, tanner, r. San Bruno Road nr Twenty-
sixth
Hunzen William, club room, 130 Geary
Huppenbauer Charles, beer bottler, 702 Larkin, r. 5'
Willow Av
Huper Charles, barber, r. 117 Germanla
Hupers George W., attorney at law, 16 Nevada Block,
r. 3 Chatham PI
Hupers Peter J., boolikeeper The German Savings
and Loan Soc, r. East Oakland
Huppert Catherine Mrs., r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.
r. 460 Sixth
Huppert Max, cook, r. 441 Minna
Huppert Philin, plumber, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Thomas, clerk James H. King, r. 51 Shipley
8c?" Huppert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Hurd Frank L., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hurd George H., barber James M. Lackey, r. 1938
Stevenson
Hurd Graham, steward Wheeland & Collins, r. 1814
Jessie
Hurd Henry, artist The Dlckman-Jones Co., r. 41
Russ
Hurd Jethroe H., insurance, r. 436 Ellis
Hurd Josiah M., compositor Evening Post, r. 2»
Kearny ,
Hurd Laura, widow, r. California Av bet Capp and
Howard, B. H.
Hurd M. S., claim adjuster S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Hurd Norman H.. attorney at law. 328 Montgomery,
room 23, r. 501 Post
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Hurd Oscar H., harnessuiaker Doyle, Jacobs & Lei-
bold, r. 411 }« Hayes
Hurd Thomas, molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 512 How-
ard
Hurd William W., seaman, r. 1517 Powell
»■ Hurd. See Heard, H^rd and Hird
Hurdephol Frank, student, r. 1119 Jones
Hurdle Sarah A. Mrs . janitress Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1122 Pacific
Hurewitz Philii), groceries and liquors, 1722 Devisa-
dero
Hurka Vaclav, musician, r. .321 Green
Hurl John, liquor saloon, 217 Pacific
Hurl Mary, widow, r. cor Towngend and Stanford
Hurlbert Benjamin F.. warehouseman W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. 33 Cook
Hurlbert Gustavus G., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r.
2402 Geary
Hurlburt Thomas B., r. 17 Pacific
Hnrlbnt Clarence R., assistant attorney Board
of Trade of San Francisco, 2U2 Market, r. 2012 ^
Fillmore
Hurlbut Frederick H., machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell. r. 2728 Mission
Hurlbut Howard R., advertising clerk Call, r. 711
Jones
Hurlbut Ishmael F., carpenter, r. 113 California, B.H.
Hurlbut Joseph H.. superintendent Pac. Indicator
Co., 113 First, r. 818 Twenty-sixth
Hurlbut Keuben P., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 105 California Av. B H.
10- Hurlbut. See Hurlbert and Hulbert
Hurlet Edward, laborer, r. 105 Stockton
Hurley Annie Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1232 Union
Hurley Annie M., r. 413 Fourth
Hurley Charles, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
59 West Mission
Hurley Charles, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 120
Gilbert
Hurley Charles P.. salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 1318
Jones
Hurley Cornelius, teamster, r. 676 J^ Natoma
Hurley Daniel, teamster D. S. Drayman, r. 261 Tehama
Hurley Daniel, warehouseman Eureka Grain Ware-
house
Hurley Daniel D., foreman Board State Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 2110 Mission
Hurley Daniel F., blacksmith McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Hannah, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Hurley James, r. 3 Torrens Court
Hurley James, gripman Market St. RK., r. 1182
Haight
Hurley James, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Hurley James, laborer, r. 911 Eignteenth
Hurley James, laborer, r. 946 Harrison
Hurley"JTmes, machinist, r. 274 Jessie
Hurley James, teamster R. J. Maguire. r. 1456 Minna
Hurley James C, teamster Robert Smith, r. cor Fell
and Polk
Hurley James f., mattressmaker A. H. Roberts, r. 867
Mission
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary Sohool. r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, r. 854 Mission
Hurley Jeremiah, cigars and tobacco, 514 Third
Hurley Jeremiah N., machinist, r. 23 Natoma
Hurley Jeremiah T.. groceries and liquors, SE cor
Grove and Buchanan, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Johanna Mrs., widow, r. 717 Greenwich, rear
Hurley John, r. 357 Jessie
Hurley John, boilermaker George E. Belmor
Hurley John, blacksmith, r. 871 Market
Hurley John, butcher, r. Dominica nr St, John
Hurley John, cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 14M Har-
rlet
Hurley John, laborer, r. 7 Alice
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTERS A>-D DEALERS IK
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Hurley John, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 140 Minna
Hurley John, machinist, and furnished rooms, 1231
Market
Hurley John, peddler, r. 230 Langton
Hurley John, teamster, r. 650 Natoma
Hurley John, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
2110 Mission
Hurley John, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 120 Gil-
bert
Hurley John F., tanner, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Hurley John J., lodgings, 1231 Market
Hurley John J., teamster, r. 518 Fifteenth
Hurley John P. carpenter, r. 6 Boardman PI
Hurley Joseph, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Hurley Kate, domestic 1031 Ellis
Hurley Lawrence J., clerk J. W. R. Lytgens, r. 274
Jessie
Hurley Mamie E. Miss, teacher, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Margaret E. Miss, r. 618 Grove
Hurley Mark, laborer L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 26 Mary
Hurley Mark J., molder Empire Foundry, r. 26 Mary
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 25 Sherman PI
Hurley Mary, widow, r 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Michael, r. 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael, r. 617 Haight
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Hurley Michael, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 120
Gilbert
Hurley Michael, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 242
Fremont
Hurley Patrick, baker, r. 250 Jessie
Hurley Patrick, foreman Moore & Murphy, r. 14X
Harriet
Hurley Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ne-
braska and Yolo
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Patrick, peddler, r. 6 Boardman PI
Hurley Patrick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Hurley Patrick D., cook John Robinson, r. Oakland
Hurley Robert, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 28
Langton
Hurley Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
21 Valencia
Hurley Thomas, tableman Market St. RR., r. Califor-
nia .\v nr Fair Av, B. H.
Hurley Thomas J., carpenter, r. 6 Boardman PI
Hurley William, boilermaker, r. 122 Gilbert
Hurley William, carpetlayer, r. 2.106 Post
Hurley William, dairy, SE cor Solano and Indiana
Hurley William J,, liquor saloon. 869 Market, r. 525
Stevenson, rear
Hurlick Thomas H. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.) r. 120
McAllister
Hurney John F., real estate and business broker, 605
Clay, r. 17 Haight
Hurney Martin, plumber, r. 1.37 Clara
Hurney Sabina, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Hurney Thomas, boilermaker, r. 137 Clara
Hurson John, washer Occidental Laundry, r. 3210
Buchanan
Hurst A. F., first assistant engineer stnir San Juan
Hurst Daniel (Hurst .t Dore) r. 2203 Mission
Hurst Daniel, baker Hird «: Dittuiar. r.2419 Howard
Hurst James, livery stable, 833 Mission, r. 224 Sev-
enth
Hurst Michael J., porter, r. 609^ Linden Av
Hurst Thomas, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 15 Julian Av
Hurst & Dore (Daniel Hurst and Edward R. Dore)
furniture, 2211 Mission
B^" Hurst. See Hearst
Hurteil C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 304 Van Ness Av
Ilurtzi;,' \Villi;im F. (Hurtzig & Donahue) r. 720J4
Folsom
; ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & M, 405401 Iwm St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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IMPOnXKUS OK
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATEK.
Pil>e Fittings, all Size*.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Hurtzigf & Donuliue (William F. Hurtzig and
Heury Donahue) druggists, 140 Third and 500
Fourth
HuBard Adele, domestic Federal Hotel
Husband Charles, carpenter, r. 80() Shotwell
Husband John I., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1401 Van Ness Av
Husband Robert (Husband & Brooks) r. 1018 Twenty-
first
Hnsbaiicl & Brooks (Robert Husband and Peyton
H. Brooks) wholesale dealers coal, and agents
Cedar River Coal Co., 106-112 Mission
Huscroft John J., mining, r. 34 Fell
Huse Frederick J., physician, r. 2606 Pacific Av
Husher Edward H., photographer I. West Taber, r.
1513 Vallejo
Hushing John, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Bushier John, news agent, 621 Sansome
Husic Ellen, widow, r. 1163 Market
Husing .Albert, compositor The Hebrew, r. 3 Wool
Husing Caroline, widow, r. 9 Church Lane
Husing Catlierina Miss, r. 18 First
Husing Dietrich, teamster, r. 1807 Ellis
Husing Eltriede Miss, r. 18 First
Husing Frederick (Straub & Husing) r. 339 Hayes
Husing Henry, fireman, r. 522 Pine
Husing John H., student, r. 9 Church Lane
Husing Lena, r. 9 Church Lane
Husing Rothye (Schwartz, Husing & Myer) r. 2203
Mission
Husman William, driver City KB., r. 1912 Mission,
rear
Husnot Pierre, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
736 Pacific
Huss Albert, r. 1710 Ji Stevenson
Hus8 Frank, baker, r. 205 Seventh
Hussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 734 Wash-
ington, r. 36 Fair Oaks
Hussey Charles, surveyor, r. 36 Clay
Hussey Charles B., furniture finisher, r. 1045 Market
Hussey Charles E., carpenter, r. 734 Howard
Hussey Edward, stonemason, r. 335 Twenty-ninth
Hussey Frank w.. r. CU Lombard
Hussey George V., carpenter, 1706^ Larkin
Hussey Henry J., sawyer, r. 1029 Twentieth
Hussey James H., groceries and liquors, 356 Jessie
Hussey John, shoemaker, r. SE cor Susquehanna and
Trinidad
Hussey John M., glover H. M. Heineman.r. 611 Lom-
bard
Hussey Joseph, hackman. Plaza, r. 611 Lombard
Hussey Joseph W., printer, r. 537 Sacrmento
Hussey Lawrence, laborer, r. 242^ Perry
Hussey Margaret Miss, talloress, r. 734 Howard
Hussey Mary, wiilow, r. 1311 Ellis
Hussey Maurice F., teamster, r. 1424 Jackson
Hussey Michael H.. special policeman, and extraman
Hook and Ladder No. 1, r. 211 Prospect PI
Hussey Patrick, laborer, r. 632 Grefen
Hussey Patrick J., policeman, r. 710 Green
Hussey Simon, real estate, r. 611 Lombard
Hussey William J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1311 Ellis
Hussmann Rudolph, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Huss:;n Leon, French laundry, 709 Larkin
Husson Paul, president French Benevolent Society,
510 Jackson, r. 2011 Webster
Husson Urbin, r. 919 Clay
Huste Sophie, laundress Bernard Sarthou
Hnsted PredericU M. , attorney at law, 604 Mer-
chant, room 7, r. Berkeley
Busted Henry L., clerk F. Hagemann & Co., r. 700
Front
Busted Montgomery, carpenter, r. NE cor McAllister
and Willard
I^^ Busted. See Huested and Hustedt
Husteden William, foreman N. R. Lowell
Bustedt Henry (Bartmann & Hustedt) r. 710 Lombard
Hustedt Henry, clerk, r. 19 Binckley
Hustedt John, clerk John F. BuUwinkel, r. 902 Paci-
flo
Hustoilt Nicholas, liquor saloon, 500 Davis
uy Hustedt. See Huested and Busted
Huston George B., cabinetmaker, r. 153 Minna
Button Hugh, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 217 Valen-
cia
Huston John, capitalist, r. Lick House
»5" Huston. See Heuston, Houstoa and Hueston
Husung H. W., bartender Charles G. Keller, r. 1749
Mission
Butaff Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
tieth and Florida
Butaflf Heury W., liquor saloon, 2-4 Montgomery Av,
r. 1507 Post
Hutchings Clara, widow, r. 515 Post
Hutcbings Frank J., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.
Hutchings B. S., conductor Market St. RR., r. 200054
McAllister *
Hutchings James M., author, r. 2221 California
Hutchings M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 409 Van Ness Av
HUTCHIHS CHAUNCEY B. pk,..„,„
and surgeon in cliarore San Francisco
Female Hospital, 1063 Mission, office
and r. 617 Bash^ office Iioura from 1 to
3 and 7 to 8 P. M.
Butchins Edwin P., mining engineer, 330 Pine, room
20
Butchins Emma M. Mrs., r. 237 Minna
Butchins Harvey F., porter Parke & Lacy, r. Alame-
da
Butchins John, driver City RR., r. 1319 Minna
Butchins Lemuel W., r. SW cor Alabama and Twenty,
sixth
Butchins Reuben F., carpenter, r. 509 Sixteenth
Butchins William M., r. 1341 Boward
Butchinson Alexander, salesman John L. Williams
& Co., r. 736 Green
Hutchinson Alexander, waiter, r. 1012 Mason
Hutchinson Alice, r. 704 Folsom
Hutchinson Andrew, shoemaker, 19 Seventh, r. 592
Stevenson
Butchinson Christopher J., carpenter MecredyBros.,
r. 704 Folsom
Butchinson C. J. Mrs., r. 2900 California
Hutchinson Daniel, capitalist, r. SE cor Filbert and
Pierce
Hutchinson David, photographer, 28 Third, r. 725
Union
Butchinson Edgar W., carpenter, r. 720 Bush
Butchinson Edward C, bookkeeper Giant Powder
Co., r. 1910 Boward
Butchinson Elizabeth, widow, r. 518 Mission
Hutcliinson Ely I., attorney at law, 419 Califor-
nia, room 21, r. 1714 Octavia
Hutchinson Frederick W., insurance agent, r. 2405
Webster
Hutchinson George, magnetic healer, r. 1057 )i Fol-
som
Hutchinson Henry, lithographic printer Britton &
Rey, r. 924 Washington
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Butchinson) 517
Market
Butchinson BiramT., r. 2404 California
Hutchinson James S., manager Sather Banking
Co., SE ci>r Pine and Sansome, r. 1910 Boward
Butchinson James S. Jr., clearing house clerk The
Sather Banking Co., r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson John, apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
136 Fifth
Hutchinson John, carpenter, r. 803 Montgomery
But hinson John J., collector Call, r. 675 Mission
Butchinson John W., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1017 Filbert
Hutchinson Joseph, attorney at law, 603 Com-
mercial, r. 110 Liberty
EVERV DESfRIPTIOIV OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
SIARK£X ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
lARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. {wASH^N?TasT.}ProDrietors of tie Orleans Vineyard
HUT
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Hutchinson Joseph, carriage painter, r. 704 FolBom
Hutchinsou Joseph C, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery,
r. l-JiiS) Green
Hutchinsou Joseph W., machinist Vi. T. Garratt &
Co., r. lae Fifth
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co. (Hay-
ward M. Hutchinson, William Kuhl, Alexander
Philippeus, Louis SIoss, Lt-wis Gerstle. Mrs.
Louisa Greenewald, Mark Livingston, Gustave
Niebi.um and August Wai^sermann) shipping
merchants andwholesale fur dealers, 310 Sausome
Hutchinson Leroy T., teamster, r. 8 Sheridan
Hutchinsou Lincoln, clerk, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. E s
Wood bet St. Rose's Av and Collins
Hutchinson Nancy Mrs. (Shaw .k Hutchinson) r. 1032
McAllister
Hutchinson O. F., mechanic, r. 512 Howard
Hutchinson Patrick, r. 1012 Mason
Hutchinson Patrick, blindmaker, r. 133 Seventh
Hutchinson Prentice C, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Oakland
Hutchinson R., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Hutchinsou Richard W., lithographer, r. 924 Wash-
ington
Hutchinson Robert, gardener, r. 1012 Mason
Hutchinson Robert F., millwright, r. U2M Fell
Hutchinson Sarah A., widow, dressmaking, 409 O'Far-
rell
Hutchinson Thomas W., marine surveyor, 303 Cali-
fornia, r. .519 O'Farrell
Hutchinson T. R., salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r Oakland
Hutchinson W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hutchinson W. A., r. 706 Ellis
Hutchinson William, r. 716 Stockton
Hutchinson Williaoi H., carpenter, r. 525 Shotwell
Hutchinson & Mann (John Scott Wilson and
Henry R. Mann) insurance agents and commis-
sion merchants, 322-324 California and 302-306
Sansome
Huter Frances Mrs., fortune teller, 1049 Market
Huth .\melia, dressmaker, r. 1421 Powell
Huth Balthasar, restaurants, 907 and 921 Kearny, r.
.524 Montgomery Av
Huth Charles, salesman, r. 605 Green
Huthmacker Adolph, carpenter, r. 620 Liuden Av
Hnthmann George, carpenter, r. 636 Commercial
Hutt James, ho.stler City RR., r. 29 Erie
Hutt John F., hostler City RR., r. 29 Erie
Hutte Annie, domestic 716 Capp
Huttin Peter G., tailor, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Button Harry W., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 5
Button H. R. P., secretary Eureka Consolidated
Mining Co., 306 Pine, room 9, r. Alameda
Hutton J. A. D., dentist. 123 Powell
Hiitton James H., corporal police, r. 521 Leaven-
worth
Hutton John, r. 405 Geary
Hutton John, salesman Lowry & Steller, r. 610 Grove
Hutton Josiah J., teamster, r. 610 Grove
Hutton Samuel J., clerk, r. 610 Grove
Hutton William H.. draftsman S. Newsom, r. East
Oakland
Huver James, billposter Bush St. Theatei;
Huwe Wenderlin, carpenter, r. 410J^ Fell'
Huwe William, carpenter, r. 410M Fell
Huvck Charles, bookkeeper Langley & Michaels, r. 18
Oak
Huysink Bernard Mrs., widow, r. 2436 California
Huzar Christian, engineer, r. 303 Third
Hy»ius A., solicitor Evening Post, r. 29 Harriet
Hyaius Edward (Hyams, Pausoii & Co.) 117 Sansome
Hyauis George J. S., salesman, r. 1919 Eddy
Hyams Jacob, shoecutter Orin Jones & Cj., r. 546
Howard
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST news:
MOST GIRCOLATION ' MOST ADYnTISErilENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO ORPKK FOB
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET.
Hyams Mary, widow, r. 249 Stevenson
Hyams, Pauson & Co. (Edward and William Hyams
and Frank Pauson) clothing, 117-119 Sansome
Hyams William (Hyams, Pauson & Co.) r. New York
Hyath Henry, carpenter T. Robinett
Hyatt Autone, carpenter Joseph W. Reid, r. 635
Kearny
Hyatt George E., chief clerk Navy Pay Office, r. 320
O'Farrell
Hyatt John G., finisher, r. 924 Greenwich
Hyatt Orange, carrier Examiner, r. 6U9 Folsom
Hyatt T. J. Mrs., artist, 802 Montgomery
Hyde Charles, teamster George Fritch, r. 708 Turk
Hyde Ellen Mrs., r. 4 Ridley
Hyde Frederic A., attorney for land claimants,
630 Commercial, r. 2012 Pacific Av
Hyde George, attorney at law, 640 Market, r. 719
Geary
Hyde Henry C, attorney at law, 411}^ California,
room 15, r. San Rafael
Hyde Henry C, clerk Thomas H. B. Varney, r. 1837
Mission
Hyde John, clerk R. W. Jackson, r. 612 Powell
Hyde John, cook American Exchange Hotel
Hyde John, teamster, r. 1241 Folsom
Hyde Lillie Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond 4
Son, r. 612 Powell
Hyde Slarcus D. , attorney for land claimants,
630 Commercial, r. Oakland
Hyde Michael J., sawyer, r. 507 Fell
Hyde Oliver, r. 1631 Sacramento
Hyde Philip, laundry, r. 752 Folsom
Hyde Rothwell. with C. Beach, r. 1631 Sacramento
Hyde R. Timothy, agent Keystone Wringer Co., r. 631
California
Hyde William H., r. 1837 Mission
Hyde William H. Jr., with Phelps & Miller, r. 1837
Mission
Hyde William P., waiter A. Volz & Bro., r. 248 Fourth
Hyden Charles B., millhand, r. 529 Linden Av
Hydraulic Gravel Mining Elevator Co., C. V. Manner
secretary, 51 Fremont
Hyer H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 703 Market
Hyer William, porter Friedlander Bros., r. 1735 Mis-
sion
Hyland Henry J., real estate, 40-41 Nevada Block, r.
Montezuma nr Aztec, B. H.
Hyland James, sailmaker, r. 309 Minna
Hyland James, salesman Held Brothers & Co., r. 1315
Howard
Hyland James, washer Pickett & Hovendon, r. 14
Clementina
Hyland James J., brassfinisher, r. 669 Harrison
Hvland J . B. Mrs., r. 7J4 Bowie Av
Hyland John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 27 Everett
Hylaud John M., clerk Atlantic and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, r. 1432 Jackson
Hyland Joseph B. (estate of) Joseph J. Hyland man-
ager, mufr trunks and valises, NW cor Sutter
and Montgomery and 1036 Market
Hyland Joseph J., manager estate of J. B. Hyland, r.
427 Stevenson
Hyland Margaret Mrs., widow, r. 1432 Jackson
Hyland Michael, fireman stmr San Bias
Hyland Michael J., horseshoer, 4 8prln(j, r. 626
Minna
Hylaud Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 108
Shipley
Hyland Patrick J., grlpman Market St. RR., r. cor
Hayes and Lott
Hyland Sallie G. Miss, flalealady Mrs. K. Adcock, r.
669 Harrison
Hyland William, gripman Market St. RR.. r. Park
Hotel
Hyland William, laborer, r. W b Alabama nr Twenty-
sixth
HyUlelund M. T., clerk Malm & Oregersen, r. 277
Stevenson
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes anil 2Viiiitl><-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Hyler Michael, seaman, r. fiOT Howard
Hyman Abraham, r. 410 V, Natoma
Hyman Abrnhaiu, galeman O'Couiior, Motfatt & Co.,
r. 2107 Powell
Hyman Albert, barber, r. 7.30 Folsom
Hytiian Albert •!., manufacturers' agent, ,326 Pine
Hyman Brotliers (Hy)uan W.. Henry W., Michael,
Morris aud Joseph) office, 206 Front
Hyman Edward, r. 730 McAllister
Hyman Frank, musician, r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Helena, widow, r. 730 McAllister
Hyman Henry W. (Hyman Bros.) r. 1946 California
Hyman Hyman W. (Hyman Bros.) r. 1720 Washington
Hyman Isaac, with M. Hyman & Co., r. 317 Leaven-
worth
Hyman Jacob (Hyman & Shaen) r. 487 Haight
Hyman Jacob, -watchmaker Wolf Hyman, r. 508
Franklin
Hyman Joseph (Hyman Bros.) r. Honolulu
Hyman Joseph, barber, 703 Mission, r. 410}^ Natoma
Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 114 J$ Shipley
Hyman Leon, barber, 1 Spear, r. 730 Folsom
Hyman Louis, cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 245 Te-
hama
Hyman M. & Co. (Moses Hyman, Samuel Stiner
and Abraham Goodkind) importers and manufac-
turers clothing, 120 Sansome
Hyman Michael (Hyman Bros.^ r. New York
Hyman Morris (Hyman Bros.) r. Honolulu
Hyman Morris, furniture. 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 1106 Van Ness Av
Hyman Moses, .ieweler, r. 215 Polk
Hyman Nathan, barber J. Ottenberg, r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Nathan J., jewelry and fancy goods, 307
Kearny, r. 628 Eddy
Hyman Presley C, speculator, r. 723 Grove
Hyman Rose, tailoress Solomon King, r. 114!^ Shipley
Hyman Samuel, clerk Wolf Hyman, r. 508 Franklin
Hyman Samuel, furnishing goods, 456 Sixth, r. 431
Sixth
Hyman Samuel H., r. 928 Eddy
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker. 16 Kearny, r. 508 Franklin
Hyman & Shaen (Jacob Hyman and Aaron Shaen)
barbers, 403 PBie
e^ Hyman. See Heyman and Heiman
Hymes Charles, porter, r. 314 Third
Hynard Alonzo P., livery stable, NW cor Potter
and West Mission, r. 38 Potter
Hynes Andrew T., painter, 1804 Larkin, r. 14 Val-
paraiso
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton
Hynes Emma, domestic 1014 Mission
Hynes Frank, steward, r. 10 Ritch
Hynes George, photographer Jones & Lotz, r. 15 How-
ard Court
Hynes James, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 3 Pres-
ton PI
Hynes James, teamster, r. 733 Natoma, rear
Hynes John, r. 15 Howard Court •
Hynes John, shoemaker, 523 Laguna
Hynes John D., messenger Anglo-Calfornian Bank, r.
19 Guerrero
Hynes Lillie Mrs., r. 613 Van Ness Av
Hynes Martin, teamster, r. 10 Langton
Hynes Michael, groceries and liquors, 28 Natoma
Hynes Michael, teamster, r. 520 Sixth
Hynes Michael J , r. 1518 Larkin
Hynes Patrick C, inspector Custom House, r. 612
Fulton
Hynes Thomas, r. 813 Mission
Hynes Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory Av
Hynes William D., upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r.
1 5 Howard Court
1^" Hynes. See Heins, Heinz, Hinds and Hines
Hyrup Frederick R., clerk R. C. Meyers, r. 1813
Stockton
Hyrup Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1813 Stockton
Hyrup Peter, carpenter, r. 1813 Stockton
Hyrup Peter Jr., clerk, r. 1813 Stockton
Hyslop John, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, r. Merchants' Exchange Signal Station nr
Cliff House
Hyytiuen Jacob, laborer, r. 36 Welsh
laccheri Garibaldo (laccheri & Bacigalupi) r. 1305
Stockton
laccheri & Bacigalupi (Garibaldo laccheri and James
Bacigalupi) undertakers and embalmers, G27
Broadway
lani Elisco, cook I. Cuenln
Ibach Ludwig, brewer U. S. Brewery, r. 411 Pacific
Iburg Fraukie A., wrapper J. Seidl & Co.. r. 304 Her-
mann
Iburg William M., liquor saloon, NW cor Hermann
and Steiner
Ichi Ban. Charles F. Cormack manager, 573 Market
Ickelheimer Henry (S. Ickelheimer & Bro.) r. 1309
Octavia
Ickelheimer Pauline, widow, r. 1309 Octavia
Ickelheimer 8. & Brother (Samuel and Henry) plumb-
ers, 426 Geary
Ickelheimer Samuel (S. Ickelheimer & Bro.) r. 1309
Octavia
Idaho House, James Gleason proptr, 1632 Polk
Ide John, trunkmaker, r. 81 Fourth
Ide Obadiah, r. 81 Fourth
Ide P. Mrs., r. 81 Fourth
Iden Diedrich, clerk Cord G. Junck
Idin Michael, laborer, r. 3 Alice
Iffert Leonhard, clerk G. Burgin, r. 2010 Geary
Iflland Rudolph, cellarman The Lachman Cal. Wine
Co.. r. 220 Pacific
Iglehart Thomas N., dentist, r. 124 Fourteenth
I^lesia de Nnestra Senora de Guadalupe,
Andres Garriga pastor, 906 Broadway
Igo Fannie Mrs., teacher music, r. 209 Thirteenth
Igo James, dairyman, California Av opp Bryant, B.H.
Igo James, teamster, r. 209 Thirteenth
Igo John, seaman, r. 607 Howard
Igo Mary, furnished rooms. 607 Howard
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. W s McClellan nr Cortland Av
Ihnen Herman, painter, r. 1211}^ Bush
Ihsleib Chris. O., cooper George Larsen, r. 677 Mis-
sion
Ijams F. A. Mrs., widow, r. 939 Golden Gate Av
Iken Arnold, engraver Schmidt Label and Litho. Co.,
r. 1211 Bush
Ikenberg Max, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1507 Sacra-
mento
Ilbosco Anna M., widow, r. 10 Margaret PI
Ilbosco John, peddler, r. 10 Margaret PI
libra John, liquor saloon. 856 Howard
Her Martin, r. 871 Market
Ilg George, waiter, r. 620!^ Natoma
Illidge George J. (A. Macsorley & Co.) r. 240 Minna
Illig F., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 22
Glover
Illig Peter, tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Illustrated Pacific States (weekly) A. T. Dewey
manager. 220 Market
Illustrated Publishiner Co., A. T. Dewey man-
ager. 220 Market
Hs John G., manufacturer ranges, and proprietor
Jackson Foundry, 814-816 Kearny, r. 1216 Jones
lis John G. Jr., salesman John G. lis, r. 1216 Jones
Use Ernst, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r. 514}^
Ninth
Use W. A., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
677 Sixth, Oakland
Dson John E., fisherman, r. 11 Pacific
Imalzumi Hidetaro, manager O. Kai & Co., 549 Wash-
ington, r. 503 Powell
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Capital,
$1,000,000.
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTON, Asst. Uanager.
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Imanisbi E. J., clerk Tokobama Specie Back, r. 620
Sutter
Imbach Alois, engineer B. Dreyfus & Co.. r. 8ii Deca-
tur
ImbeBcheld Konrad, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
922 Battery
Imbodeu Peter, milker, r. 3422 Geary
Imbrle AUxanfler. messenger Board of Education, r.
IfiU Pacific Av
Imbrle Augustus C, district engineer S. F. F. D., r.
1614 Pacific Av
Imdorf John, cellarman The Lachman Cal. Wine Co.,
r. 208 Zoe
Imgarteii William, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Mission and Washington Av
Imhaus Alfred, clerk, r. 18 HiU
Imbaus Celestlne, widow, r. 18 Hill
ImhauH Louis, insurance agent, r. 18 Hill
Imhoff Alexander, tanner, r. S s Santa Clara bet Caro-
lina and Wisconsin
Imhoff Anton, milkman, r. 141.S Harrison
Imhoff Charles, clerk Julius Csrstensen, r. SE cor Do-
lores and Twenty-ninth
Imhoff Frederick, barber, r. 1829 Bush
Imhoff Joseph, laborer P. Simon, r. Lahaina nr Osage
Imhorst Ferdinand, planomaker, r. 724 Mission
Immel August J. B. (Heckuian & Immel) r. Oakland
Immel F. C, waiter, r. 101 Shipley
Immele L.. driver Sutter St. RR.
Imoda Henry, S. .1. Rev., president St. Igna-
tius College, 214 Hayes
Imohl Franz, tanner, r. Mission Road nr Onondaga
Av
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. ,'of London)
George D. Dornln manager, William Sexton absist-
ant manager, 215 Sansome
Imperial Plioto^rapli Gallery, Yaughan Bros,
proprietors, 724 M Market
Improved Order of Red Men, Horatio S. Winn
Great Chief of Records, office 1325 Octavia, hall
320 Post
Improved Order Red Men's Hall Association, 320 Post
Imsand Frank, milker A. F. Hinz, r. W s Mission
Road nr Six Mile House
Imsand Maria, domestic 2435 California
Imsen F., bartender John Wieland Brewing Co.
Imsic Henry, cellarman Chicago Brewing Co., r. 127
Bernard
Imslck Wilhelmlna, widow, r. 127 Bernard
Imslck William F., butcher W. H. Kelm, r. 1226 Pa-
cific
Imwalle George, paper carrier, r.SW cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Imwalle James H., cigarpacker, r. 1111 Howard
Imwalle Joseph, laborer, r. 8W cor Fifteenth and Do-
lores
Imwalle William H., engineer J. Herzog & Co., r. SW
cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Incell Henrj- W., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 701 Post
Incell William, farmer, r. 701 Post
Incell William Jr., r. 701 Post
In'-hcs Robert, carpenter, r. 28 Minna
Ind Thomas, carpenter, r. 1205 Steiner
Independence Mining Co. (Elko County, Nev.) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms l.'5-17
Independendent Automatic Portable Gas Works The.
Edward Webb president, J. C. Susenbeth secre-
tary. 411 California
Independent German Congregation of San
Francisco, Frederick Schunemann-Pott speaker
310 O'Farrell
Independent Order B'nal B'rith, Louis
Blank grand secretary, 121 Eddy
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, hall
SW cor Market and Seventh
Independent Order Red Men, hall 510 Bush
Independent Presbyterian Church, Rev.
J. P. Dickson pastor, Mozart Hall, 1358 Market
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. k J. SLOANE & CO,
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 WIARKET STREET.
Independent Rifles, armory C20 Bush
Inderstroth Theodore, ruining expert, 304 Montgom.
ery, r. Prescott House
Indi.-t Rubber Comb Co. (New York) Goodyear
Rubber Co. agents. 577-579 Market
Indianapolis Chair Manufncturing Co., Horatio P.
Terry manager. 818-820 Mission
INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO.
AVollpert & Schwerdt proprietors,
-wliolesale and retail denlerx furniture,
carpet.s and beddin<r, 74»-7.'>» MImmIou
Indianapolis House, J. J. Ruse iiiaiiHL'er, 12:i5 Market
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFACTURIN6 CO,,
George Staffler president, David Sawi
telle vice-president, t'hristian Schrei-
ber manager, wholesale and retail
dealers furniture, carpets and bed-
ding, 642-644 Mission
Indianapolis and St. Louis, and Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian-
apolis Rail^vaya, William S. Baldwin agent,
8 New Montgomery
Indig I., artist, studio 126 Kearny, room 55
Indig Louis, milkman, r. E s Gunnison Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. 2.30 Linden Av
Industrial Exhibitions of the Mechanics'
Institute. J. H. Culver secretary, office 31
Post
Industrial Iron Works, McCormick Bros, proptrs,
233-237 Beale
Industrial School, W s Old San Jos^ Road, five miles
from New City Hall
Infonger Antone, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
4H4 Tehama
Ing Andrew D., bookkeeper, r. 730 Capp
Ing Lilian, clerk, r. 730 Capp
lugalls Charle=, telegraph operator, r.r)3G Commercial
Ingalls E. Mrs., widow, r. 723 Hayes
Ingalls Harry, r. 2750 Mission
lugalls John N., master stmr Santa Rosa. r. 628 Hayes
Ingalls Merrell W., engineer, r. 2211 Webster
Ingalls Rudolf, r. 1135 Mission
lugalbe William, clerk, r. 404 Turk
Ingalbe Albert, superintendent Merced Woolen Mills,
r. 931 Ellis
Ingalsbe Mary E. Miss (Martin & Ingalsbe) r. NW
cor Taylor and Broadway
Ingargola Gustave M., framemaker Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 210 Fell
Inge Richard J., clerk City and County Hospital
Ingell Arthur A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 229 Oak
Ingell Benjamin, liquor saloon, 1709 Market, r. 229
Oak
Ingeuthron Frederick, clgarmaker Louis Wertheimer,
r. 235 M Perry
Iiigerman Irviug, clerk Hooper & Jennings, r. 1923
Bush
IngersoU Allen, carpenter, r. 112M Fell
Ingersoll George S., proprietor Union Ware-
house, NW cor Union and Battery, r. Alameda
Ingersoll James, laborer, r. 426 Twenty- ninth
Ingerson Frederick W., train baggage master S. P. Co.,
foot Market, r. Alameda
Ingerson & Gore (Oakland) contractors and builders,
330 Pine, room 11
Iiigliam Mary Mrs., r. 10r>5 Howard
Ingham Ralph, stonecuttrr, r. 26 Turk
Ingham Richard, window shades, r. 1065 Howard
Ingles G. R., r. 1046 Market
Inglesidi^ House, Ocean House Road opp Farley's Old
Corner
Inglewood The. Stephen H. Morse proptr, 126 Fifth
Inglis John S.. freight contracting agent Texas and
Pacific and Missouri Pacific Rys. COS Market, r.
2:iOO Pine
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F<»R IIAXn, \VI>U-}II1.1, AA1> I>OWER,
AM. SIXKS.
809, 811, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
lusjlis William, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.
*7" Inglis. See English
Ingraham Clinton S., foreman Cal. Horse Shoe Co.,
r. W 8 Iowa bet Solano and Butte
Ingraliam Gilbert K., porter Carolau & Co., r. 1858
Stevenson
In^ruUam J. A. & Co. (James A. Ingraham and
George A. Penniman) manufacturers and whole-
sale dealers watches and jewelry. 24 Post
Ingraham James A. (J. A. Ingraham & Co.) r. Oak-
laud
Ingram Alfred, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1920 Brod-
erick
Ingram Charles M., clerk forwarding dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 2312 Steiner
Ingram Charles W., salesman, r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Ingram James G., r. 1920 Broderick
Ingram John W., plumber, r. 1510 Devisadero
Ingram "Virginia C. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 2312 Steiner
Ingram William E., liquor saloon, 800 Montgomery,
r. 529 Montgomery Av
i^" Ingram. See Ingraham
Inguglia Angelo (Inguglia & Co.) r. 628 Guerrero
Inguglia Giovanni B., fishdealer, r. N B Green nr
Mason
Inguglia & Co. (Angelo Inguglia) flsh, 33-39 S. F.
Market
Ingwersen Charles, plumber, r. 356}^ Clementina
Ingwersen Christian H., master mariner, r. 356 Ji
Clementina
Ingwersen Henry, compositor, r. 35ti3^ Clementina
Inkester Gilbert, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Inman A. V., water tender stmr Alameda
Inman James A., carpenter, r. NE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Inman John. laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
luniaii Line Steain.sliips, New York, Queens-
town and Liverpool, J. B. Kirkland agent, 10
Montgomery
luman William M., glove mnfr, 31 Third, r. Oakland
Innes Alexander, dept manager Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. Alameda
Innes Cyrus, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r. 9}i
Laskie
Innes F. , r. Palace Hotel
Innes John C, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1019 Post
Innes Patrick, boilermaker, r. 572 Folsom
Innes Peter, agent, r. 11 Laskie, rear
Inselman W., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Inselmann Frederick, wire mattress maker Truman
8. Clark & Son, r. 410 Duncan
Inselmann Henry I. C, fruit and groceries, SE cor
Third and Silver
Inselmann William, ironworker, r. 410 Duncan
Inskeep John E., engineer Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Inspector Boilers U. S., office U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor l
Inspector Drug's U. S., office U. S. Appraisers' ]
Building, room 42 i
Inspector Hulls V. S., office U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor
Inspector Ligrlit House Department, office
77-79 U. S. Appraisers' Building
Inspector Plumbing and Drainage, office
New City Hall, first floor
Inspector Post Office Department V. S.,
office 320 Sansome
Inspector Steam Vessels U. S., office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building, first floor
Insurance Co. of Dakota (Sioux Falls, Dakoto) Jacobs
& Easton general agents, 423 California
Insurance Commissioner State of Califor-
nia, 401 California, room 8
Insurance Company of North Amei-ica (of
Philadelphia) Thomas A. Mitchell general agent,
Le Roy G. Harvey city agent, 313 California
Insurance Company of the State of Penn-
sylvania (of Philadelphia) Brown, Craig & Co,
general agents, Wintield S. Davis city agent, 510
California
Intemnnn John D.(IntemHnn & Flemer) r. SW cor Va-
lencia and Twenty-first
Intemaun & Flemer (John D. Intemann and Henry
Flemer) groceries and liquors, SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-first
Internal Revenue, special agents office, V. S.
Appraisers' Building, first floor
Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse, 1203 Battery
Internal Revenue Collector, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' BUlg, first floor
International and Great Northern Rail-
road Co., Harry B. Smith Jr. Pacific Coast
agent, f>05 Market
International Co. of Mexico, A. Halsey apent, 328
Montgomery, room 7
International Hotel, Thomas M. Edwards pro-
prietor, 824-820 Kearny
International Immigrant Union of Cali-
fornia, William H. Martin manager, 809 Mat-
ket, room 1
International Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited of Liverpool) Donaldson & Co. agents, 319
California
Inthuin Jacob, waiter, r. 362 Minna
Inwood George, carpenter, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Inwood George, real estate, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Inwood Henry, contractor, r. 1225 Lombard
Inwood William G., carrier Post Office, r. 1575 Broad-
way
Inyo Marble Co. of California, J. M. Keeler
president, G. F. Von Rhein secretary, Israel Luce
superintendent, office 524 California
lochuer Max, florist, r. 1215 Geary
lone Coal and Mining Co., (Amador Co., Cal.) S. T.
Gage president, Charles E. Green secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
Iowa Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) Charles C.
Leavitt president, Charles B. Higgins secretary,
office 408 California, room 2
Ipsen Emil A., beer bottler, r. 107 Germania
Ipsen Matthias, seaman, r. 263 East
Iredale Alfred S., tinsmith, 952 Mission, r. 1155 Fol-
som
Iredale Charles W. (Manders & Iredale) r. 1155 Fol-
som
Iredale Emma, widow, r. 164 Tehama
Irelan George W., carpet layer, r. 1018 Howard?
Irelan William (Irelan & Sewell) r. 429 Valencia
Irelan William, mining, r. 827 Post
Irelan William Jr., carpet beater L. D. Quigley &
Co., r. 429 Valencia
Irelan William Jr., State Mineralogist, and
manager California State Mining Bureau, Pioneer
Bldg. r. 827 Post
Irelau William Jr. Mrs., artist, r. 827 Post
Irelan & Sewell (William Irelan and Thomas Sewell)
plumbers and gas fitters, 334!^ Sutter
Ireland Alexander S., clerk Bank of British North
America, r. East Oakland
Ireland B. C, with William Ireland, r. 2424 Sacra-
mento
Ireland Edward L. , barber, 531 Valencia, r. 32 Willow
Av
Ireland William, cashier Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited, of London) r. East Oakland
Ireland William, merchandise broker, 121 California,
r. 2424 Sacramento
Irigoyen Matilda, widow, r. 329 Broadway
Irish-American Athletic Club, rooms 767 Market
Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard
Irish Hannah E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Irish John P.. editor in chief Alta California, r.
Oakland
LOWEST PEIOES.
riNE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
lEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM St
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Irish Mary, widow, r. 425 Natoma
Ironbert; Henry, r. 8t'i3 Mission
Iron Molders' Union, 909 M Market
Irons Amos A., r. 1117 Montgomery
Irons Carrie Mrs. r. 1122 Market
Iroquois Saloon, John M. Rademaker proprietor,
211 Kearny
Irvin Edwin S., mining, 318 Pine, room 15. r. Berkeley
Irvin George 0.. photographer, r. 1143 Valencia
Irvin Julia A., widow, r, 54.") Turk
Irvin Lafayette S., clerk Thomas Day k Co., r. 545
Turk
Irvin Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Irvine Alexander (Irvine Bros.) r. fi20 Greenwich
Irvine Alexander, bookkeeper Miller & Hamilton, r.
Alameda
Irvine Andrew W., jeweler Geo, C. Shreve & Co., r.
1239 M Market
Irvine Brothers (Alexander, James S. and Wil-
liam H.) wholesale and retail grocers, 1421
Stockton and 1302 Polk
Irvine James S. (Irvine Bros.) r. 1125 Bush
Irviiie Jared C, expressman, .524 Valencia
Irvine John C, engraver, 339 Kearny, r, 2249 Market
Irvine .loseph, painter, r. 155^ Rausch
Irvine Richard, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 531 Montgom-
ery Av
Irvine Thomas, clerk Haas Bros., r. 620 Greenwich
Irvine Thomas, laborer, r. Handley House
Irvine William, second officer stmr Starbuck
Irvine William B., switchman Market St. RR., r. 1182
Haight
Irvine William H. (Irvine Brothers) r. 531 Montgom-
ery Av
Irvine William L., clerk, r. 704 Pine
Irving Andrew K., shipwright, r. 435 Bryant
Irving David, machinist, r. 26 Perry
IRVING HALL, Robert F. Pratt
proprietor, most central Iiall and lodg-e
room in tUe city, terms moderate, 139
Post
Irving House, Mrs. Dora Wagner proptr, 568 Missiou
IRVIN fi INSTITUTE,
Rev. Ed'ward B. Cliurcli principal,
1036 Valencia
Irving James, blacksmith, r. 1047}^ Harrison
Irving James, manager Clement Dixon, 8 Summer, r.
118 Grant Av
Irving Sitm^H, traveling salesman, r. Eureka, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Irving James D., bookkeeper, r. 235 Eleventh
Irving Jason, inventor, r. 409 First
Irving Joseph, morocco finisher, r. Dominica nr St.
John
Irving Joseph O., operator P. F. Nolan & Co., r. im
HoDis
Irving Maggie B., compositor, r. 1047 }« Harrison
Irving Primary School, Miss C. B. Barlow principal,
N 8 Broadway, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Irving Robert, painter, r. Eureka bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Irving Samuel (Irving & Neustadt) r. 805 Leaven-
worth
Irving S. W., barber Lehn & Lippert, r. Oakland
Irving Washington, special policeman, r. 732 Wash-
ington
Irving William, wood and coal, 529 Stevenson
IrvinK William F.. compositor Alta
Irving & Neustadt; (Samuel Irving and Albert
Neustadt) men's furnishing goods, 219 Mont-
gomery
Irwin Abraham, r, 830 Capp
Irwin Alfred, gripman Market St. RR.
Irwin Bernard J. D., lieut-colonel, Assistant Medical
Purveyor, U. S. A., office 36 New Montgomery,
r. Occidental Hotel
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PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Irwin Christopher J., bricklayer, r. 1.14 Dolores
Irwin David, cutter Dolliver fc Bro., r. 1 Seymour Av
Irwin Emma Miss, r. 419 Sutter
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin G( orge W., waiter, r. 1120 Vallejo
Irwin Henry, stableman, r. 616!!i Natoma
Irwin Horace D., insurance broker, 405 California, r.
Oakland
Irwin James, r. 15 Minnesota
Irwin James, brass molder, r. Sierra, bet Minnesota
and Indiana
Irwin James, capitalist, r. 9^ Page
Irwin James, carpenter, r. 908 Sixteenth
Irwin James, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 553 Steven-
son.
Irwin James S., carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Irwin John, assistant bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co.,
r. 830 Capp
Irwin John, captain U. S. N., president Naval Board
of Inspection and Survey, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg. fourth floor, r. 1001 Pine
Irwin John, shoemaker, 517 Oak
Irwin John, stonecutter, r. 1513 Broderick
Irwin Joseph N. H., journalist Call, r. 14 Grant Av
Irwin Mary, widow, r. 747 Howard
Irwin M. F. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 63 Jessie
Irwin Michael, carpenter, r. 910 Sixteenth
Irwin Robert, cardriver, r. 134 Dolores
Irwin Robert, machinist, r. 1513 Broderick
Irwin Samuel M. (S. M. Irwin & Co.) r. 181 Jessie
Irwin S. M. & Co. (Samuel M. Irwin) painters, 181
Jessie
Irwin Washington, teamster U. S. Drayman
Irwin William, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 830
Capp
Irwin William, seaman, r, 402 Greenwich
Irwin William A., r. 1316 Geary
Irwin William A. .Jr., r. 1316 Geary
1&" Irwin. See Erwin, Ervin and Irvine
Isaac Emilie, widow, boarding, 417 Mason
Isaac Henry, r. 721 J^ Valencia
Isaac Morris, tailor, 639 California
Isaac Solomon, r. 2228 Post
Isaac William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 662
Jessie
Isaacs Abraham, gasfitter, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Albert, clothing, 823 Kearny, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Annie Mrs., bakery and varieties, 345}^ Fifth
Isaacs Ben,iamin, clerk Julius Kron, r. 507 Jackson
Isaacs Benjamin, mnfr metal signs, 325 Sacramento,
r. 605 Ash Av
Isaacs Charles H., clerk W. B. Isaacs, r. 1428 Post
Isaacs David, teacher music, r. 1053 Mission
Isaacs Elias, photographer R. Otto, r. 604 Sixth
Isaacs Esther, widow, r. 1019 Sutter
Isaacs Harris, boots and shoes, 17J4 Fourth, r. 609Ji
Natoma
Isaacs Henry B., porter L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 1864
Stevenson
Isaacs Hyman, tailor, r. 15 Ruse
Isaacs Isidore, clerk I. Abrams, r. 507 Jackson
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, r. 262 Clara
Isaacs Joshua S.. salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. C39
Turk
Isaacs Julius, agent, 409 CaUfornia
Isaacs Julius, barber George Rupp, r. 435 Green
Isaacs .liilius, peddler, r. 338 Tehama
Isaacs Lottie Mrs., widow, r. 513 Ivy Av
Isaacs Louis R., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 346)4
Fifth
Isaacs Marcus, correspondent S. H. Frank & Co., r.
733 McAllister
Isaacs Marcus, express, 769 Market, r. 657 Fourth
Isaacs Marcus I., conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 266
Clara
Isaacs Mary L., widow, r. 2H Russ
Isaacs Max. salesman Aaron N. Levy, r. 126 Locust Av
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Isaacs Max, salesman G. Abrabainson, r. 1019 Sutter
Isaaos Michael, mercbatit, r. 80(iM Geary
Isaac Peter, barber V. Meinberger, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 131 M Seventh
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 641 Waeliington, r. 1005 }^ Powell
Isaacs Simon, f urdealer, r. 518 Bush
Isaacs Solomon, butcher William V>. F. Wiggin, r. 217
Turk
Isaacs Walter, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 305 Seventh
Isaacs William, clerk Frank Collins, r. Nucleus House
Isaacs William B., iron, steel and railway sup-
plies, -258 Market, r. 1428 Pout
Isaacson C, carpetlayer, r. 2625 Pine
Isaacson Clans, clerk Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 s Sierra
bet Georgia and Louisiana
Isaacson Isaac, watches and jewelry, 327 Montgomery
Av, r. 2208 Mason
Isaacson Isidore, bartender Henry Maret.r. 29Drumm
Isaacson Jacob, druggist, SW cor Geary and Larkin,
r. 903 Geary
Isaacson John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Isaacson Lena, widow, r. 126 Locust Av
Isaacson Max, clerk, r. 126 Locust Av
Isabella Mining Co. (Idaho) F. E. Luty secretary, 330
Pine, room 5
Ischerwood J. L., liquor saloon, 15 Valencia
Iseli Alfred, carpenter, r. 9 CarloH PI
Isenbruck iludolph, bookkeeper C. Brown & Son, r.
716 Stockton
Isenburg Benjamin, clerk Louis Meyer, r. 117 Sixth
Isert Arthur, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 321 Van
Ness Av
Isham Byron L., table turner Market St. RR., r. 3253
Mission
Isham John H., bookkeeper M. J. McDonald, r. 312
Eddy
Isham William, watchman, r. 1108 Steiner
Isherwood I. N., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Isidore Isaac, salesman, r. 1313 J^ California
Isigkeit Charles, master mariner, r. 1217 J^ Florida
Ismer Frederick, cigarmaker F E. Boger .r. 13 Hick-
ory Av
Isola Antonio, fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Isola John, cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.
Isola Paola, gardener, r. Visitaciou Valley
Israel Abraham M., tailor, r. 1 M Morris Av
Israel Benedict, poulti-y dealer, r. 1210 Buchanan
Israel Charles, cigars and tobacco, 129 Sixth
Israel Edward, clerk Jacob Unna & Co., r. 2611 Sut-
ter
Israel Ernest A., paperhanger. r. 551 Stevenson
Israel Grant I., miner, r. 1115 Sutter
Israel Grant I. Jr., r. 1115 Sutter
Israel Harry, clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r. 1712 Stock-
ton
Israel J., restaurant, 619 Montgomery
Israel Jacob, r. 1018 Howard
Israel John, cook Charles L. Seeman
Israel Jonas, dry goods, 934 Dupont, r. 1602 Stockton
Israel Julius, traveler Mlchalitschke Bros. & Co., r.
1402 Webster
Israel Julius M., clerk, r. 1210 Buchanan
Israel Max (Kraker & Israel) r. 1815 Clay
Israel Max D., clerk, r. 1210 Buchanan
Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 2611 Sutter
Israel Simon, furnishing goods, 614 Fourth
Israel Theodore, paperhanger, r. 1018 Howard
Israel William O., clerk, r. 1115 Sutter
Israelsky Julius, merchant, office 520 Sansome, r. 915
Golden Gate Av
Israelsky Samuel, bookkeeper S. Basch, r. 915 Golden
Gate Av
Isson Alfred, watchmaker, 403 Pacific
Isson Robert, watchmaker, 203 Pacific, r. 207 Pacific
Isthmus House. William J. Baily proptr, 54 Firt
Italian Bersaglieri Guard, 625 Broadway
Italian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent Society, 625
Broadway
Italian Cemetery, N s Point Lobos Av, nr Thirty- third
Av
Italian Chamber of Commerce, Charles Don-
dero secretary, 605 Battery
Italian Musical Institute of San Francisco, D. Sper-
anzii director, 104 Kearny
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, 808 Montgomery
Italian Publishing Co., publishers L'ltalia, 619 Mont-
gomery
Italian Sharpshooters, armory 025 Broadway
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, A. Sbarboro secre-
tary, 307 Sansome
Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarbora
secretary, 307 Sansome
Itjen Richard, clerk Henry J. Tobbenboske, r. 601
Howard
Itsell Andrew J., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1832 OFarrell
Itsjen Charles, assistant foreman Cal. Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 312M Langton
Ivaldi Louis P., compositor F. L. Fischer b Co., r.
1417 Green
Ivancovlch Ivo, porter J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 1010
Jackson
Ivancovich J. <Sc Co. (John Ivancovich, George
Belenez and Peter L. Vucanovich) importers and
commission merchants, foreign and domestic
fruits and manufacturfrs California wines, NW
cor Washington and Sansome
Ivancovich John (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 1615 Van
Ness Av
Ivancovich Louis, porter J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 1010
Jackson
Ivemeyer Henry, wines and liquors, SW cor Bat-
tery and Commercial, r. 428 Broadway
Ivemeyer Herman H., bartender Henry Ivemeyer, r.
428 Broadway
Ivers Charles, waiter, r. 362 Minna
Ivers Mabel, tailoress, r. 102 Tehama
Ivers Richard Mrs., widow, r. Palace Hotel
Iversen August, clerk, r. NW cor Devisadero and
Greenwich
Iversen Nels, bartender Osmer & Co.
Iversen Niels (Iversen & Jensen) r. 1625 McAllister
Iversen Olof, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Iversen Peter (Iversen & Okerblad) r. 4 Scheerer PI
Iversen <& Jensen (Niels Iversen and Carl Jen-
sen) dealers lumber, posts and tan bark, 18 Mar-
ket
Iversen & Okerblad (Peter Iversen and Joseph Oker-
blad) oyster saloon and liquors, 417 Post
Iverson Adolph G., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
393 Sixth
Iverson Caroline, widow, r. 341 Shipley
Iverson Chris, master bktn Monitor, office 318
Steuart
Iverson Daniel, laborer, r. 38 Natoma
Iversou Emily, widow, r. 639 Mission
Iverson George W. (Roberts & Iverson) r. 148 Silver
Iverson John H., compositor Alta
Iverson Louisa, widow, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Iverson Matilda Miss, r. 1402 Bush
Iverson Peter, driver Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union
Iversou Paul, master Z. B. Haywood, office 316
Steuart
Iverson Theodore, packer, r. 17 Clinton
Ives Abijah, engineer Del Monte Milling Co., r. 603
Third
Ives Charles S., clerk Main & Winchester, r. Oak-
land
Ives Charles W. Mrs., millinery, 237 Kearny, r. 37
Post
Ives George I. (Ives & Co.) r. 1315 Clay
Ives Harry L. G., clerk Frederick G. Rider, r. 603
Third
Ives Henry J., machinist, r. 504 Linden Av
Ives StepHen D., special agent Flremans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Cosmos Club
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THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WU. SEXTOS, Asst. Managet
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Ives William, laborer, r. 515 Franklin
Ives & Co. (George I. IveB and Charles H. Stouten-
borouKh) stockbrokers, 324 Pine, rooms 1-2
Ivisoii, Blakeman, Taylor <fc Co. (New York)
Adam F. Gunn agent, 32'J Sansome
Ivory Ellen, widow, r. 26 Garden
Ivory James B., conductor Market St. ER., r. 1658
Haves
Ivory James H.. musician, r. 621 California
Ivory John, clerk, r. 54 First
Ivory Thomas J., sawyer, r. 26 Garden
I-X-L. Elastic Truss Co., 64G Market
I X !■ The, D. C. Wilson manager, SE cor Commer-
cial and Kearny
I X L. The Great, M. J. Flavin & Co. proprietors,
924-928 Market
Izer George W. Rev., pastor Simpson Memorial M. E.
Church, r.l9(H Market
Jabb Joseph, butcher, r. 225 Seventeenth
Jablonski Albert, house and sign painter, 1515 Broad-
way
Jaccard Auguste, Importer and repairer musical
boxes, 120 Sutter, r. McAllister nr First Av
Jaccard Leo, watchmaker, 120 Sutter, room 71, r.
Oakland
Jaccheus John (J. H. Holjes & Co. and Holjes &
Jachens) r. 398 Sixth
Jack John, clerk LeCount Bros., r. 2116 J4 Steiner
Jack Robert, chief ofilcer bark Germania, r. 626 Har-
rison
Jack R .bert, salesman The Standard, r. 44 Third
Jack William R., carpenter, r. 712 Van Ness Av
«^ Jack. See Jacques and Jaques
Jacka Geor','e, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090 Union
Jacka James H., tailor Frank Elwell, r. 521 Pine
Jackett Eva S. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 539 O'Farrell
Jackman Annie Miss, bookkeeper Charles Nelson, r.
118 Austin
Jackman Benjamin F., driver, r. 118 Austin
Jackman Horace, bartender, r. 2238 Bush
Jackman Jehlel B., watchman, r. 118 Austin
Jacks E^aest, restaurant, 205 Sixth
Jacks Henry, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Jackg Xoel H., manager employment department
Young Men's Christian Association. 232 Sutter, r.
115^ Bourbin PI
Jacks Robert, cigars and tobacco. Market and Hayes,
r. 113 Ninth
Jacks William, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 11J4
Bourbin PI
t^" Jacks. See Jacques, Jaques and Jack
Jackson Abraham, glazier John L. Cahill, r. 468
Jessie
Jackson .Abraham W., cooper, r. 1 Torrens Court
Jackson Albert, salesman G. Abrahamson, r. 1621
Fillmore
Jackson Alden W., with Pope & Talbot, r. 832 Shot-
well
Jackson Alexander J. (Jackson & Pinner) and proptr
Jackson's Hotel, 816 Sansome
Jackson Alfred, clerk, r. 548 Minna
Jackson Alfred, waiter, r. 733 Market
Jackson Alfred W.. clerk Frank S. Kelly, r. 102 Eddy
Jackson Alton C. reporter Chronicle, r. 314 Hush
Jackson Andre W.. special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York, 401 California, r. 1207 Bush
Jackson Andrew, hatter, r. 109 Silver
Jactson Andrew, paltermaker. r. 17065^ Jessie
Jackson Andrew J., watchman Palace Hotel
Jackson Andrew R., assistant engineer stmr Pied-
mont, r. Alameda
Jackson Annie Mrs., r. 1401 Jackson
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
MannfactnrerM of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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IN THE
KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Jackson Archibald, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 12 Middle
Jackson Arthur, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Jackson B., waiter M. B. Moraghan
Jackson Bernhard, seaman, r. 203 East
Jackson BreAvery, W. A. Frederick & Co., pro-
prietors, 1428 Mission
Jackson B. W., third officer stmr City of Topeka
Jackson Byron, foundry and machine works,
625-631 Sixth, r. 941 Golden Gate Av
Jackson Caroline, widow, r. 1328 Pacific
Jackson Charles, laborer, r. 1 }« Clyde
Jackson Charles, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger 4 Co.,
r. 333 Eddy
Jackson Charles A., warehouseman Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 435 Fifth
Jackson Charles Q., lumber inspector Pier 11, Steuart,
r. 911 Sutter
Jackson Charles G..real estate, r. 823M Eddy
Jackson Charles H., attorney at law and Court
Commissioner, office 426 Calif ornia, rooms 9-10, r.
517 Mason
Jackson Charles H., teamster S. Foster & Co., r. 313
Ninth
Jackson Charles J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Mariposa nr Texas
Jackson Charles M., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 222
Central Av
Jackson Christine Mrs., r. 828 Bush
Jackson Cyrus, waiter Palace Hotel
Jackson C. W., with Shoobert, Beale & Co., r Ala-
meda
Jackson Daniel, clerk, r. 1050 Howard .
Jackson David B., general passenger and ticket
agent P. C. SS. Co., and ticket agent O. B. and N.
Co. and Canadian Pacific Railway, 214 Mont-
gomery, r. 618 Filbert
Jackson Edgar H., shipcarpenter. r. 317 Bryant
Jackson Edward J., r. 9 Wiuthrop
Jackson E. L. Mrs., r. 3 Glen Park Av
Jackson Eliza Mrs., r. 235 Stevenson
Jackson Emanuel, r. 1621 Fillmore
Jackson Emma, domestic 1409 Leavenworth
Jackson Eugene, nurse, r. 821 Jackson
Jackson Foundry, John G. lis proprietor, 814-
816 Kearny
Jackson F., printer, r. 636 Commercial
Jaclisou Frank D.. student, r. 1417 Devisadero
Jackson Frank H., machinist, r. 22 Garden
Jackson Frank T., stonecutter, r. 316 Minna
Jackson Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union, r.
1032 Clay
Jackson Franklin H., foreman machine shops Byron
Jackson, r. 22 Garden
Jackson Frederick, foreman machinist Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 1020 Folsom
Jackson Frederick, laborer, r. 235 Langton
Jackson Frederirk, shoemaker, r. 127 Rose Av
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer, and extraman Hose
No. 4, r. 181(5 Stockton
Jackson Frederick W., mining, r. 1 Torrens Court
Jackson George, bartender, r. 615 Third
Jackson George, seaman, r. 606^ Nineteenth
Jackson George E. G.. surveyor, r. 716 Seventeenth
Jackson Georf;e H. T., manager Jackson's Napa
Soda, 159 New Montgomery r. 720 Sutter
Jackson George R., clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 218 Stockton
Jackson George W., shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 1.37 Lily Av
Jackson George W., steward, r. 1011 Pacific
Jackson Gustav, clerk, r. 19H Ash Av
Jackson Hamlet B., driver Central RR.
Jackson Uurdy I., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 32
Silver
Jackson Harvey, carpetlayer Shirek & Co.. r. 1113)4
Stevenson
Jackson Harvey, waiter, r. lOTNatoma
; TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER h REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSH AND AMEUTCAN
EncaiiAtif. tilazed and Plain.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Jacksou H. E., machinist Pac. Iron Works
Jacksou Henry, decorator, r. 739 Folsom
Jackson Henry, porter Horace Jackson
Jackson Henry, waiter, r. 1008 Leavenworth, rear
Jackson Henry Jr., stock clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 739
Folsom
Jackson Henry Q., compositor Jewish Progress, r.
1909 Polk
Jackson Henry R., porter J. M. Rademaker
Jackson Horace, club room, 189 Jessie, r. 1230 Sacra-
mento
Jackson Horace J., outside watch U. S. Mint, r. 621
Stevenson
Jackson H. R. (Mann & Benedict) r. New York
Jackson Jacob, veetmaker, 113 Leidesdorflf, r. 216
Turk
Jackson Jacob G., wholesale lumber dealer, and
president Caspar Lumber Co., office 48 Market, r.
911 Sutter
Jackson James, engineer, r. 413 Fourth
Jackson James, groceries, 137 Fourth, r. 144 Fifth
Jackson James, laborer, r. 766 Brannan
JacksoQ James, salesman O'Connor, Mofl'att & Co., r.
Hotel Pleasanton
Jackson James, seaman, r. 263 East
Jackson James A., taxidermist, 735 Market, r. 102
Mason
Jackson James C, bartender John Broeske, r. 529
Sacramento
Jackson James T., steward, r. 27 Stone
Jackson Jane, bakery, E s Kentucky bet Sierra and
Nevada
Jackson Jennie M. Miss, stenographer, r. 753 Howard
Jackson Jolm, foreman Hicks & Judd, r. 326 Sev-
enteenth
Jackson John, laborer, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan and
Greorgia, rear
Jackson John, laborer, r. 519 Srcramento
Jackson John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
11 Jackson
Jackson John, watchman, r. S s North Point nr Lar-
km
Jackson John H , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jackson John N., bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield & Co.,
r. Alameda
Jackson John P., publisher and proprietor The
Wasp, 538 California, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson John P. Jr., clerk County Clerk's Office, r.
720 Sutter
Jackson John S., engineer Engine No. 11, r. Teneriffe
nr Railroad Av
Jacksou John W., waiter, r. 252}^ Third
Jackson Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Lewis
Jackson J. Ross, clerk License Collector's Office,
r. Murphy Bldg
Jacksou Julia V. B., widow, r. 732 Vallejo
Jackson K., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Jackson Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 26 Grove
Jackson Louisa, widow, r. 1014 Howard
Jackson Lucy A. Miss, misslouary, r. 1521 Pine
Jackson Marcus A., bookkeeper S.B.Wakefield & Co.,
r. Alameda
Jackson Martin, machinist Pac. Iron Works
Jackson Mary Miss, treasurer Protestant Episcopal
Old Ladies' Home, r. 1006 Pine
Jackson Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1014 Mason
Jackson Mary A., widow, r. 714 Natoma
Jackson Mary S., widow, r. 1012 Pine
Jackson Moses, whitener, r. 911 Jones
Jackson Oliver, baker Charles Baker, r. 510 Sixteenth
Jackson Oliver, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works r.
409 First
Jackson Orrin H., r. 317 Bryant
Jackson Otis, clerk, r. 515}^ Bush
Jackson O. W.. clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 807 Leavenworth
Jackson Peter, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Jackson Peter, stonecutter, r. 316 Minna
JACKSON P. H. & CO. m.n„.
factiirers of patented Artificial Stone
and Iron Vault Ligrhts, Are and bur/^-
lar proof Roof and Sky Ijijriits, Day>
llglit Reflectors for ll«^htlng' deep, dark
basements. Artificial Stone Sidewalks,
savinjUf cost of vault beams, Acme Ven-
tilators, Hitcliin^ Posts for ventilating:
basements, Franklin Girders at two-
tbirds cost of any otliers in the market,
illustrated catalogues, factory S^S-S30
First, office NW cor Fremont and Mig-
sion
Jackson Philip, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
1621 Fillmore
Jackson R. D., deputy City and County Surveyor
Jackson R. F. & Co. (Robert F. Jackson and Robinson
Nugent) grain and stock brokers. 328 Montgom-
ery, room 3
Jackson Richard, janitor, r. 613 Howard
Jackson Robert, janitor, r. 613 Howard
Jackson Robert, cifiarmaker r. 1433 O'Farrell
Jackson Robert, porter, r. 72 Clipper
Jackson Robert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jackson Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Jackson Robert A., mining, r. 210 Jones
Jackson Robert F. (R. F. Jackson & Co.) r. 1417 De-
visadero
Jackson Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 1561)^ Market
Jackson R. W., manufacturer abalone shell jew-
elry, 614 Market, r. 40}^ Geary
Jackson Samuel, steward, r. 414 Pacific
Jackson Samuel E., driver N.B. and M. RR., r. Monte-
zuma nr Twenty-seventh
Jackson Samuel E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 11
Powell Av
Jackson Samuel M.. clerk London and S. F. Bank
(limited) r. 2119 Pine
Jackson Steplien, proprietor London Tea Co.,
40 Third, r. 44 Third
Jackson Street Free Kindergarten, 116 Jackson
Jackson Tertius J., upholsterer, r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Theodore, teamster, 710 Dupont, r. 377 J^
Natoma
Jackson Theodore A., hostler G. W. Brown, r. 187
Stevenson
Jackson Thomas, r. 871 Market
Jackson Thomas R., trunkmaker, r. 127 Rose Av
Jackson Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson & Co.) r. Sauce-
lito
Jackson Thomas W., carpetlayer James Duffy & Co.,
r. 536}^ Jessie
Jacksou T. W. Si Co. (Thomas W.Jackson) com-
mission merchants and manufacturers' agents.
104 Market and 3 California
Jackson Walter, shoemaker Michael Cohn, r. cor
Stockton and "Vallejo
Jackson Washington, paperhanger, r. Tiffany Av nr
Twenty-eighth
Jackson William, clerk, r. Manitoba nr Susquehanna
Jackson William, cook, r. 733 Market
Jackson William, driver, r. NW cor Third and King
Jackson William, manager city real estate dept
Bovee. Toy & Co., r. 1927)^ Sutter
Jackson William, shoemaker, r. 137 Lily Av
Jackson William, waiter, r. 108 Second
Jackson William, waiter Home for the Care of Ine-
briates, r. 2000 Stockton
Jackson William A., stenographer Commercial Union
Assurance Co. (limited) of London, r. Saucelito
Jackson William B., cook. r. 675 Mission
Jackson Willian E., foreman machine shops Singer
Mnfg Co., r. 1909 Polk
Jackson William E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1012 Pine
Jackson William J., collector Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
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Manufacturers of Shcv Cases
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Jackson William L G., steward stmr Santa Maria, r.
1 Lewis PI
Jackson William N., lumberman, r. 80 South Park
Jackson Jfe Pinner (Alexander Jackson and Robert
Pinner) liquor saloon. NWcor Jackson and Davis
Jackson's Hotel, Alexander J. Jackson proptr, bl(;
Sansome
Jackson*^ Napa Soda, Charles H. Jackson pro-
prietor, l.yj >iew Montgomery
Jacob Aaron, teamster S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden Gate
Av
Jacob Charles E., baker, r. 507}^ Leavenworth
Jacob Emile, clerk Kahn Bros., Bine & Co., r. 331 Mc-
Allister
Jacob G. C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1528 Call-
fornia
Jacob Heuri R., clerk Eahn Bros., Bine & Co., r. 331
McAllister
Jacob Henry, foreman S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden Gate
Av
Jacob Morris, tailor, 141 Seventh
Jacob Nathan, assistant bookkeeper L. & E. Wert-
hoimer, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Solomon, drayman, 300 Front, r. 739 Golden
Gate Av
1^" Jacob. See Jacobs
Jacob! Albert, carpenter, r. 23 Howard Court
Jacobi Arthur, salesman Davis Bros., r. 8 Dodge PI
Jacobi Daniel, clerk Hirsh & Bro. , r. 239 Golden Gate
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STUEET.
S., bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r.
Av
Jacobi David, glazier, r. 34 Moss
Jacobi Frederick (Lachman k Jacobi) r. 1320 Sutter
Jacobi Jacob, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 239
Golden Gate Av
Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 1320 Sutter
Jacobi L., salesman, r. 1122 Market
Jacobi Leopold, collector, 509 Montgomery, rooms
3-4, r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Jacobi Samuel, salesman, r. 239 Golden Gate Av
Jacobi Samuel L., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1004 Vnn
Ness Av
I^T" Jacobi. See Jacoby.
Jacobovics Philipp, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co.,
r. 820 Ellis
Jacobs AbrHtram. barber, r. 345 Clementina
JACOBS ABRAHAM ,«oney
lender, 613 Pacific, r. 1131 PoweU
Jacobs Abraham, tailor, r. 40e; Minna
Jacobs Abram, mattressmaker Lockspring Mattress
Co., r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Albert, real estate, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacobs Albert P., bookkeeper Cain & Co., r. 442
Greenwich
Jacobs Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumenthal k Co.,
r. Oakland
Jacobs Alexander, clerk Jacobs k Co., r. 713^ Union
Jacobs Annie Mrs., bakery, 955 Howard
Jacobs Augusta Miss, r. 219 Clara
Jacobs Baron, boots and shoes, 512 Kearny
Jacobs Barrett, clerk Cobliner Bros.,r. 511 McAllister
Jacobs Benjamin F., manager Herald of Trade Pub-
lishing Co., 415 Market, r. 2740 Howard
Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 713 ?i
■Union
Jacobs Bernard, salesman N. Davis, r. 217 Eddy
Jacobs Bertha, widow, r. 406 Minna
Jacobs B. R., dentist, SE cor Mission and Fourth
Jacobs C. Mrs., widow, r. 422 Laguna
Jacobs Cecilia Miss, cashier John Cogan, r. 11 Harriet
Jacobs Celia Miss, teacher Haight Primary School, r.
324 Turk
Jacobs Charles (Chas. Jacobs k Co.) r. 2401 Webster
Jacobs Charles, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Montgom-
ery and Clay, r. 2756 Bush
Jacobs Charles, dishwasher, r. 109 Third
Jacobs Charles S. (S. Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van N«88
Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Jacobs Charl
Hayes
Jacobs Chas. & Co. (Charles Jacobs and Isaac Herz-
berg) cigar mnfrs, 420 Froii*
Jacobs D., carpenter, r. 15 Garden
Jacobs Daniel H., waiter, r. 545 Mission
Jacobs David, traveling salesman Chas. Jacobs & Co.
r. 2021 Webster
Jacobs David S. (D. S. Jacobs k Co.; r. 7 Fulton
Jacobs Don, r. 25)^ Oak
Jacobs D. S. & Co. (David S. Jacobs and Harry Eo
senblum) commission merchants, 126 Kearny,
room 30
Jacobs Edward, r. 934^ McAllister
Jacobs Edward L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1515 Sacra-
mento
Jacobs Ernst, solicitor Arbeiter Zeitung, r. 1121 }«
Howard
Jacobs Fanny Mrs., clothing, 335 Third
Jacobs Frank P., clerk Rosenbaum & Co. r. 305 Van
Ness Av
Jacobs Gabriel, clerk, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs George, costume maker, r. 219 Clara
Jacobs George, laborer, r. Paraguay nr Platte
Jacobs George, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 408
Kearny
Jacobs George G., clerk, r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Gussie Miss, r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Gustav, merchant, r. 511 McAllister
Jacobs Qustave, barber S. Rosener, r. 406 Minna
Jacobs H. Mrs., dressmaking, 303 Sixteenth
Jacobs Hannah, widow, r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., fancy goods, 22 Sixth, r. 1042
Mission
Jacobs Harry, merchant tailor, 1041 Market, r. 37
Russ
Jacobs Henrietta, widow, r. 219 Clara
Jacobs Henry, treasurer A. Lusk & Co., 409-411 Wash-
ington, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Henry I., barber J. Davis, r. 461 Stevenson
Jacobs Henry R , watchman Ahlborn House
Jacobs Hyman, bookkeeper J. J. Mack & Co., r. 324
Turk
Jacobs Hyman, tailor, r. 726 Filbert
Jacobs Hyman S., tailor, r. 439 Minna
Jacobs Isaac (Doyle, Jacobs & Leibold) r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Isaac, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 112) Powell
Jacobs Isaac, laborer, r. 219 Clara
Jacobs Isaac, tailor, r. 411 Minna
Jacobs Isaac H. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. Merced
Jacobs Isaac R. J., shipping clerk Pac. Jewelry Co.,
r. 555 J^ Minna
Jacobs Isidor, r. 1019 Sutter
Jacobs Isidor, vice-president and secretary A. Lusk
& Co., 409-411 Washington, r. 505 Golden Gate Av
Jacobs Jacob, mnfrs clothing, 202 Bush, r. 1508 Fol-
som
Jacobs Jacob, expressman, r. 713 J^ Union
Jacobs Jacob, laborer, r. 1224 Kearny
Jacobs Jacob Jr., traveling salesman, r. 713 >4 Union
Jacobs Jacob D., seaman, r. 331 Ritch
Jacobs James A., clerk, r. 1611 Gough
Jacobs James H.. office 316 Steuart
Jacobs John B., engineer Pac. Graphite Mnfg Co., r.
NE cor Minnesota and Mariposa
Jacobs Joseph, mining, 419 California, room 23 r
2330 Mission
Jacobs Joseph, traveling salesman Louis Wertheimer
* Co.. r. 7 Russ
Jacobs Joseph L., clerk Rosenbaum A: Co., r. 1042
Mission
Jacobs Josephine, widow, r. 8 Verona
Jacobs Julius, r. 2.59 Third
Jacobs Juliu8 (Jacobs & Eastou) and manager
Oermania Life Insurance Co., 423 California r.
Alameda
Jacobs Kate Mrs., with G. Abrahamson, r. 2314 Pino
Jacobs KaufTman, tailor, r. 726 Filbert
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Manufacturers of '
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 8]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET ;
Jacobs Lee. trBveiiug salesman Chas. Jacobs & Co.,r.
•2.V26 Washington
Jacobs Lewis G., clerk, r. 1042 Mission
Jacobs Louis, cigarmaker, r. 12 Mason
Jacobs Louis N., dei^uty County Clerk, r. 2014 Fill-
more
Jacobs Louis T., salesman, r. 1422 Geary
Jacobs Lydia Mrs., r, 11 Morris Av
Jacobs Marks, clerk, r. 11 Harriet
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman M. Heller & Sons
Jacobs Milton Q., salesman H. Lash r. 2021 Webster
Jacobs Mitchell, tailor, 9 Trinity
Jacobs Morris, peddler, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Morris A., merchant, r. 10 South Park
Jacobs Moses, glazier, r. 1 Bannara PI
Jacobs Moses, salesman, r. 807 Ellis
Jacobs Myer, attorney at law, 215 Sansome, room 10,
r. 305 Van Jfess Av
Jacobs Nathan, peddler, r. H37 Folsom
Jacobs Nathan, salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
17 Fulton
Jacobs Nathan M., insurance broker, r. 1940 Fillmore
Jacobs Peter, expressman, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Pierre, bartender Mirror Saloon, 210 Kearny
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 324 Turk
Jacobs S. & Son (Solomon and Charles S.) dry goods,
408 Kearny
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper Germania Life Ins. Co.,
r. 118 Grant Av
Jacobs Samiiel, barber, r. 936 Howard
Jacobs Samuel, furniture, 947 Folsom
Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 1008 Washington
Jacobs Simon, merchant, r. 1427 Howard
Jacobs Simeon L. (Jacobs & Co.) r. 610 Sutter
Jacobs Solomon (S. Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs Solomon, coUecter, r. 328 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, stockbroker, r. 219 Grant Av
Jacobs Stella Miss. r. 422 Laguua
Jacobs Susie E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School, r. 324 Turk
Jacobs W. Mrs., widow, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Jacobs William, capitalist, r. 403 Octavia
Jacobs William B., advertising agent U. S. Panorama
Co.. r 210 Eddy
Jacobs William F., clerk S. Jacobs & Son, r. 305 Van
Ness Av
Jacobs William N.. mailing clerk Post Office, r. 27053^
Mission
Jacobs William R., attorney at law, r. 27 Perry
Jacobs & Co. (Simeon L. Jacobs) manufacturers
ladies', children's and infants' wear, 113 Kearny
Jacobs & Eastoii (Julius Jacobs and George
Easton) general insurance agents, 423 California
l^" Jacobs. See Jacob and Jakobs
Jacobsen A. F., waiter Carl G. Larsen, r. 650 Jessie
Jacobaen Annie, widow, r. 1627 Dupont
Jacobsen B.,r. 3008 Mission
Jacobsen C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1303 Leavenworth
Jacobsen Charles, expressman, r. NE cor Twenty-
third nr Bryant Av
Jacobsen Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Jacobsen Edward, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 59 J^
South Park
Jacobsen F., wine bottler B. Dreyfus & Co., r. San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-fourth
Jacobsen Frederick watchman Ahlborn House
Jacobsen George, with F. H. Hammer, r. NE cor
■ Twenty third and Bryant Av
Jacobsen Henry A., shipcarpenter, r. 1731 Eddy
Jacobsen Iver. vfterinary surgeon, SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission, r. 916 Page
I Jacobsen Jacob, waiter Joseph A. Giusti, r. 364 Jessie
i Jacobsen John, master mariner, r. 263 East
j Jacobsen John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Jacobsen John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
j Jacobsen Joseph, longshoreman, r. 421 Bush
Jacobsen Maurice, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 546
Howard
Jacobsen N., laborer, r. 207 Montgoniery Av
Jacobsen Peter, grocerit-s, 2019 Mason, r. 2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter, shoemaker, r. 722 Washington
Jacobsen Peter F., salesman W. Haker & Hiuz, r. Oak-
land
Jacobsen Rudolph, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fil-
bert and Mason
Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Washington Brewery,
r. 725 Lombard
JacoDson Andrew, soapmaker Union Soap Factory
Jucobsoii Andrew J., clerk, r. 21^ Oak Grove Av
Jacobson .\nton, laborer, r. 139 Silver
Jiicobsou Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobson August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobson Benjamin, shoemaker George Holl, r. 103
Twenty-sixth
Jacobson Bernard, cook, r. 116 Berrv
Jacobson Charles, miller Capitol Mills, r. 607 Stockton
Jacobson Charles, salesman J. H. Garrett & Co., r. 2
Wheelock PI
Jacobson Charles, tailor, 119 Third, r. 1039 H Fol-
som
Jacobson Charles E. (Jacobson & Latzer) r. Phelan
Bldg
Jacobson Charles F., r. 746 Howard
Jacobson Clarence S., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2302
California
Jacobson David, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Go. ,
r. 351 Grove
Jacobson Edward, tailor John Ek, r. 531 Sacramento
Jacobson Ernest, storekeeper, r. 424 Fifth
Jacobson Franz 0., iipholsterer, r. 1331 Sacramento
Jacobson Frederick, baker, r. 424 Fifth
Jacobson Frederick, seaman, r. 425 East
Jacobson Henry, master mariner, r. 1047 Harrison
Jacobson Heyman, salesman Hirschler Bros. & Co., r.
5 Natoma
Jacobson Isadore, harnessmaker Hart & Branden-
sti-in, r. 600 Devisadero
Jacobson Iver S., teamster Wittland & Fredrickson,
r. 10 Washington
Jacobson J. & Co. (J-cob Jacobson and Louis Pohl-
mau) birds etc., 1039 Market
Jacobson Jacob (J. Jacobson & Co.) r. 24 Harriet
Jacobson Jacob, carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobson Jacob, mining, r. Ocean View
Jacobson Jacob, salesman, r. 612 Fourth
Jacobson Jacob, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 3.51 Grove
Jacobson Jacob, tailor, r. 714 Yallejo
Jacobson James, clerk The German Savings and Loan
Soc, r. Alameda
Jacobson James, coffee saloon, 15 Sixth, r. 467 Tehama
Jacobson J. L., tailor, r. 714 Vallejo
Jacobson John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Jacobson Lars, laborer, r. 4 Tehama
Jacobson Max, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
32 Willow Av
Jacobson Morris, r. 2302 California
Jacobson Nels, brass molder, r. 11 M Antonio
Jacobson Peter, cook Petersen & Juhl
Jacobson Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 31 Ji
Gilbert
Jacobson Peter, waiter Toft & Wilson
Jacobson Richard, waiter, r. 330 Jessie
Jacobson S. carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobson Samuel M. (Steele & Jacobson) r. 2302 Cali-
fornia
Jacobson Sigmund, cigars and tobacco, 3 Market
Jacobson Sophie, r. 2412 J<J Sacramento
Jacobson & Liatzer (Charles E. Jacobson and
Svlvester H. Latzer) pianos and organs, 113
Phelan Bldg
Jacobus Julian E., clerk L. Osborn, r. Fruit Vale
Jacoby Abraham (Jacoby Bros,) r. Los Angeles
Jacoby Albert, laborer, r. 1602J^ Pacific Av
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SPOCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
l^ICK ROVSi: BI^OCK.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
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Jacoby Brothers (Isaac N., Charles, Lesser, Nathan
and Abrahsiu) wholesale dealers leather, and
boots aud shoes, 26-27 Second
Jacoby ChHrles (Jacoby Bros.) r. New York
Jacoby Edward S., salesman H. M. Heinemann, r.
1509 Larkln
Jacoby Frank, gardener, r. Greenwich bet Franklin
and Gough
Jacoby Franz (Hirschfeld & Jacoby) r. 2601 Sacra-
uiento
Jacoby Herman, cigar mnfr, 525 H Natoma
Jacoby Isaac N. (Jacoby Bros.) r. 904 O'Farrell
Jacoby J., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 625M
Natoma
Jacoby Jacob, r. 10-20 Folsom
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, r. 330 Third
Jacoby Joseph G., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
'Sm Turk
Jacoby Julius H., cigars and tobacco, 21 Kearny, r.
629 Green
Jacoby Lesser (Jacoby Bros.) r. Lob Angeles
Jacoby Louis, tailor, 9.51 Folsom
Jacoby Max, clerk P. Furst, r. 1020 Folsom
Jacoby Nathan (Jacoby Bros.) r. Los Angeles
Jacoby Paul, clerk Landsberger & Son, r. 2601 Sacra-
mento
Jacoby Philip, student, r. 901 O'Farrell
Jacoby Philo. publisher The Hebrew, 612 Commer-
cial, r. 118 Grant Av
Jacoby Samuel, salesman Myers & Levy, r. 336 Turk
Jacoby Samuel, student, r. 9J4 O'Farrell
ISr Jacoby. See Jacobl
Jacquemet J. tSi Co. (Joseph Jacquemet, Fer-
min Serve! and Mrs. Jean Devrieze) proprietors
Ocean House Road Nursery, floral depots, 105
Sixth and 25 Fourth
Jacquemet Joseph (J. Jacquemet & Co. and Servel &
Co.) r. 25 Fourth
Jacqueuot Emily E. Miss, tailoress, r. 821 Dolores
Jacques Caroline G., widow, r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques David, r. 450 Jessie, rear
Jacques Isaie F., carpenter and laundry machinery,
114 Montgomery .\v
Jacques J. K., capitalist, r. 931 Lombard
Jacques Octave, haruessmaker, 1885 Mission
Jacques Ulderich A., carpenter, r. 1200 Larkin
e^" Jacques. See Jaques, Jack and Jacks
Jacquinut Francois Mme., r. 734 Vallejo
Jacquot Alexis, r. St. Thomas nr Yazoo
Jacquot August, piano polisher, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Jacquot ConstaU. waiter, r. 51 Shipley
Jacqnot Ernest, wholesale wines and liquors,
258 Fourth, r. 800 Folsom
. Jaegeling Julia, willow, r. 10 Lewis
i Jae«er Frederick, florist, r. 418 Eureka
Jafger Frederick W., r. 214!^ Sixth
Jaeger George, baker r. 625 Clay
Jae^^er George H., musician, r. 418 Eureka
Jaeger George M., barber M. Rosenthal, r. 418 Eu-
reka
Jaeger Hermina E., teacher music, r. 418 Eureka
Jaeger Lena Mrs., r. 2.524 Suiter
1 Jaeger Otto E., painter E. H. Herrick, r. 1142}^ Ste-
venson
1 0^ Jaeger. See Jager, Yager and Yea^er
Jaenecke Rudolph, ttroceries and liquors, 920 Pacific
Jaenicke William (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 25 Fulton
Jaenig Charles, blacksmith, r. 435 Greenwich
Jaflfa Fannie M., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa Meyer E., atiahtical chemist, r. 2420 Bush
JafTa R. S. Mme., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush
Jafl'H Max, stockbroker, 316 Pjue. r. 510 Taylor
Jafifray E. S. & Co. (New Yorkj (*eorge Forrest mana-
ger, 521 Market
Jagel Chailes, r. 638 Commercial
Jagels Diedrich, liquor s.iloon, 3 Clay, r. 22 Clay
Jager G., laborer Am. Sugar Befinpry
Jager George W., barber, r. 215 Sixteenth
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SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Jager John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. Nucleus
Hotel
Jager Martin R.. butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 6)6
Tay
e^" Jager. See Jaeger. Yager and Yeager
Jagger Henry C, traveling salesman W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 112 Noe
Jaggi Amelia, chambermaid, r. 624 Fourth
Jaggi Jacob, tailor, r. 1840 O'Farrell
Jaggi John, tailor. 106 Leidesdorff
Jago Leon, r. 611 Bush
Jago Mary, widow, r. 60 Crocker
Jahn A. & Son (Mrs. A. and Herman Jr.) costumers,
712 Mission
Jahn A. Mrs. (A. Jahn & Son) r. 712 Mission
Jahn Christ, clerk William Davis, 410 Market, r. 1610
Mission
Jahn Christopher, expressman, SW cor Post and Lar-
kin, r. 8 Walnut Av
Jahn George F., bakery and varieties, 152 First
Jahn Herman, costumer A. Jahn & Son, r. 612 Mis-
sion
Jahn Herman Jr. (A. Jahn & Son) r. 712 Mission
Jahn William, capmaker, r. 546^4 Jessie
Jahns Christian, porter Wm. Davis, r. 1610 Mission
Jahns J. H., manager Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
Alameda
Jahnsen Henry, foreman A. Frei, r. Alameda
Jaiser Rose Mrs., r. 1 Burgoyne
Jakobs John C, groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson
and Buchanan
Jakway James W., laborer, r. 14 Clinton
Jalkut Albert I., r. 1622 Geary
Jallaud John, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 61 Langton
Jallriian John, helper Clot & Meese, r. Richland Av
nr Hilly P.nrk Av
James Addie Mrs, r 349 Jessie
James Agnes C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 943 Va-
Jamt'S Alfred, mining, r. 236 Taylor
James Ben.iamin, compositor, r. Myrtle Av nr Gough
James Brother Rev., treasurer St. Mary's Colleije,
Mission Road, four miles from Old City Hall
James Arthur R., stenographer general passenger
and ticket dept S. P. Co., r. .539 O'Farrell
James Benjamin, wiiter The Baldwin
James Carrie E., lodgings, 613 Howard
James Charles, blacksmith, r. 3 Tehama
James Charles, clerk, r. 1310 Mission
James Charles, clerk, r. Myrtle Av nr Gough
James Charles, collector, r. 227 Hayes
James Charles, wrapper Davis Bros., r. 1221 Geary
James Charles A., real estate, r. 925 Howard
James Charles A., salesman Keane Bros., r. 7 Hyde
James Ciiarles H., porter The J. Dewing Co., r. 1005
California
James C. P., r. 349 Jessie
James Daniel, master Tug Llewellyn, r. 307 First
James David A., inventor, r. 14 Oak
James David H., physician, r. 14 Oak
James D.-ll. expressman, r. 55 Clementina
James E.. chiropodist, 608 Market
James Edward, carpenter, r. 12 Middle
James Ella F.. teacher Occidental Kindergarten, r.
East Oakland
James Emma, widow, r. 326 O'Farrell
James F., boatswain stmr San .lose
James Fanny, bookkeeper r. 1706'.i Jessie
James Frank, cook stmr San Jose
James Frank, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol.
r. lOU Jessie
James Frank W., stenographer Dakin & Hawes, r.
Berkeley
James Frederick G., painting and decorating, 1915
Bush, r. 2900 Bush
James George, clerk, r. cor Hayes and Lott
James George A., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 91)5 Fillmore
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James George A., mill baud Duy, Huber & Craker, r.
Oaklaml
James George G., first officer stmr Walla Walla, r.
5^2 Chestuut
James H. Mrs., artist, r. 11 Oak
James Harry, paiuter, r. 421 Natoma
James H. D., stenographer Robert Dickson, r. 11 Oak
James Henry, teamster, r. 36S Branuau
James Herbert, r. 223 Harrison
James Hugh L., voucher clerk Oregon Imp. Co.,r. 226
Stockton
James James, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1912M Mc-
Allister
James Jefferson G. (J. G. James & Co.) and
School Director, r. 2131 Howard
James Jeremiah, r Myrtle Av nr Gough
James J. G. & Co. (Jefferson G. James and
William Smith) wholesale butchers. South S. F.,
office (i06 Montgomery, room i
James John, dishwasher, r. 21 Minna
James John, groceries and liquors, 424 Ninth
James John J., laborer Field's Biscuit and Cracker
Co., r. 201 Van Ness Av
James Joseph B., r. 301 First
James Lester E., bookkeeper Andrews & Cornell, r.
223 Harrison
James L,ick Trust The, H. E. Mathews secre-
tary, 120 Sutter, room 20
James Mary A., widow, r. 223 Harrison
James Mary A. Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1209 Folsom
James Mary J. Mrs., magnetic treatment, and teacher
music. 811 Market
James Nathaniel T., marine secretary Fire-
mans Fund Insurance Co., 101 California
James Oliver P., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
21 Webster
James Philip, r. 819 Jessie
James Richard A., compositor Evening Post, r. Y20
Vallejo
James Stephen, capitalist, r. 304 Third
James Wallace T., collector, r. 227 Hayes
James William, cabinetmaker, r. 73.5 Brannan
James William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
James William, stableman, r. 1050 Howard
James William, upholsterer, r. 76 Minna
James William F., salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 2910
Missiou
James William H., washer Edward T. Russell, r. 612
Howard
James William H. F., salesman Henry O. Wiedero, r.
28 Seventh
James William S., stableman, r. 1613 M Mission
Jameson Emma Miss, r. 2019 Devisadero
Jameson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jameson Joseph, conductor Market St. RR., r. Mc-
Allister nr Baker
Jameson Judge S., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1382 Webster
Jameson Louis, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 909 Buchanan
Jameson Louis, waiter stmr Mariposa
Jameson Thomas Jr., sailmaker, r. 122 Jackson
Jameson Thomas, sailmaker, r. 122 Jackson
Jamieson Charles A. (Davis & Jamieson) r. 523?^ Na-
toma
Jamieson John, bartender William 0. Dorrance, r. 112
Second
Jamieson Mary A., r. E 8 Washington Av nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Jamieson Mary A. Miss (Mann & Jamiesou) r. E s
Washington Av nr Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Jamieson Mathilde, widow, r. 715 Bush, rear
Jamison James J., secretary and manager
Golden Gate Athletic Club, 190 Stevenson
Jamison John D., bookkeeper Sawyer Tanning Co., r.
2135 Mission
Jamison Richard, hostler Hayes & Silber, r. 27)^
Fourth
Jamison Wallace (Ranken & Jamison) r. 113 Franklin
09f Jamison. See Jameson and Jamieson
Jancovich Luco C, coffee saloon, 513 Davis, r. 1525
Leavenworth
Janecke Albert, baker, r. G25 Clay
Janes Charles M., policeman, r. 2603 Folsom
Janes Eugene T , clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 917
Post
Janes Horace M., r. 777 Haight
Janes J. F., publisher and proptr City Front Gazette,
18 Market
Janes Louis L., bookkeeper Leege & Mills, r. 1016
Haieht
Janes Nicholas (Lessi & Janes) r. 1128 Dupont
ei^ Janes. See Jaynes
Jauigg John F., dairyman, N 8 Nevada nr Indiana
Janin Alexis, miuiug engineer, 211 Sansome, room 6,
r. (ilO Hyde
Janin Louis (Janin & Gilson) r. Oakland
Janiu Hi Gilson (Louis Janin and Livingston Gil-
son) consulting mining engineers, 211 Sansome,
room 6
Janlon Richard W., bookkeeper Merchants' Retail
Commercial Agency, r. 3U09 Clay
Jann Christian, laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. 52S
Braunan
Janowsky Alexander, brass molder, r. 417 Sutter,
rear
Jansen Alexander, mattress maker, r. 148 Seventh,
rear
Jansen Alexander, furniture, 593 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Jansen Alfred, shoemaker, r. 513 Bryant
Jansen Andrew, liquor saloon, 211 Steuart
Jansen Andrew, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Jansen Anton, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jansen August, baker, r. 521 Fifteenth
Jansen Augustus C, master mariner, r. 45 South
Stanly PI
Jansen Axel, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 525 Seventh
Jansen Carl, stevedore, r. 2120 Jones
Jansen Carl, r. W s Minnesota bet Solano and Butte
Jansen Celia Mrs., r. 632}^ Fourth
Jansen Charles, clerk Williams Bros. & Co., r. 227
Cumberland
Jansen Charles, master mariner, r. 113 Trenton
Jansen Charles, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. SW cor
Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Jansen Charles A., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg. Co., r.
3011 Fillmore
Jansen Christian, carpenter, r. W s Vermont bet
Htimboldt and Nevada
Jansen Christian, cooper The Lachman Cal. Wine Co.,
r. 616 Harrison
Jansen Christian, fireman Pac. Gas Improvement Co.,
r. 3213 Fillmore
Jansen E.. deck hand. r. 538 Howard
Jansen Edward, master mariner, r. 113 Francisco
Jansen Erick A., proptr Mechanics' Hoi^se, 116
Berry
Jansen Ernst, baker, r. 196 Eighth
Jansen F., bookkeeper H. Dutard, r. 609 Ellis
Jansen Frederick (Jansen & Thiele) r. 917 Fillmore
Jansen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Mari-
posa nr De Haro
Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and
Brannan, r. Alameda
Jansen George M., bartender G. A. F. Jansen, r. 615
Third
Jansen Hans, laborer Cement Brick Co.
Jansen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Valley
nr San Jose Av
Jansen Henry, driv«r Mansen & Hansen, r. 2612 Mis-
sion
Jansen Jacob, milker, r. Edinburg nr China, Excel.
sior Homestead
Jansen Jacob, porter M. Fernandez
Jansaa Jacob, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
9IARKRT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
[ 530
[WASHINGTON ST.
Producers Of FINE TABLE WINES
JAN
645
JEA
Janseu Jens H., with George W. Gibbs & Co.. r. 66
Oregon
JauBPii John, carpenter Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 1 6 Hampshire
Jansen .Julius, blacksmith Hermann Hofstetter, r.
San Bruno Road nr Army
Jansen Lars, carpenter, r. 'J20 Montgomery Av
JauKeii Louis P., clerk C. Nielson, r. 407 Montgomery
Av
Jansen Mary Mrs., r. Hi Third «
Jansen Peter, driver Winkle Bros., r. SE corner Val-
lejo and Katlery
Jansen Peter, laborer, r. 1110 Kansas
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker, 320 Kearny, r. 1521
Post
Jansen Robert P., collector Oregon Imp. Co., r. 1023M
Twenty-second
Jansen Sophie, domestic 2460 Folsom
Jansen William, r. 12 De Baom
Jansen William, r. 30 South Park
Jausen William, seaman, r. iW Fifth
JANSEN & THIELE iVre^en^U
Jansen, sole proprietor) fine hats and
caps, 118 Sixth
tt5" JausiD. See Jannsen. Jantzsen and Jensen
Janson Charles, foreman H. & J. Ralston, r. 79 Clem-
entina
Janson Charles, liquor saloon and. boarding, 206
Steuart
Janson Charles L., with Mau, Sadler & Co.
Janson Richard, bookkeeper, r. 417 Minna
Janson Victor, tanner James Duncan, r. 927 Brannan
Janssen Asmus W., carpenter L. Ph. Bolander, r.
Twenty-fourth nr Potrero Av
Janssen Carl A., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oaklana
Janssen Charles P., engineer, r. 1304 Montgomery
Janssen Ernest, salesman Kruse & Eiiler, r. Oakland
Janssen Frederick C, proptr German Hotel, 18 First
Janssen George H., porter William A. Schultz, r. 420
Golden Gate Ave
Janssi-n John, carpenter, r. 335 Mc.\llister
Jansspp^rohn, porter W. B. Sumner k Co., r. 18 First
Janssen John J. (Schumacher & Janssen) r. 1033
Twenty-first
Janssen Manfied, cook, r. 909 Kearny
Janssen Peter H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Church and Clipper
Jansson Charles A., tailor, r, 301 Lombard
Jantzen Caroline widow, r. 421 Castro
Jantzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 717 Mar-
ket and 614 Kearny, r. 421 Castro
Jantzen Herman F., with F. Jantzen, r. 421 Castro
Jantzen John H., r. 421 Castro
Jantzen William, r. 1530 Dolores
Jantzen William F., bookkeeper F. Jantzen. r. 421
Castro
^?" Jantzen. See Jansen, Janssen and Jensen
January William H., compositor, r. 616 Powell
Japan Line of Steamers, Occidental and Ori-
ental SS. Co., office NE cor Fourtlj and Towns-
end, and Pacific MailSS. Co., office cor First and
Brannan
Japanese Methodist Kpiscopal Mission, M.
C. Harris superintendent, K. Miyama assistant
superintendent, 531 Jessie
Japanese Presbvt-riHn Cliur. h Mission, 11 ^ Mission
JAPANESE TREE IMPORTIM CO. n.B.
.Aiuoore president, oflice 130 Sutter,
nursery X a Union nr Van Ness Av,
and 70 Concession. Yokohama, Japan
Japanese Young Men's Christian Association, 1163
Mission
Jaqucs F. B., r. 867 Market
Jaques James B.. restaurant, 23 M Second, r. 526 Fil-
bert
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN LAU<J]: VAlilKTY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
0^' Jaques. See Jacques and Jacks
Jaquith Abram, mining, r. 101 Devisadero
Jaquith Albert, grainer, r. 555 Jessie
Jaquith Charles, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. .5.55 Jessie
Jaquith Delia widow, r. .555 Je.ssie
Jaquith Frederick, plasterer, r. 555 Jessie
Jaquith Joseph, laborer, r. Teneriffe nr Adele
Jarboe C. T., inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co.
Jarboe, Harrison <!b Goodfellow (John R.
Jarboe, Ralph C. Harrison and William S. Good-
fellow) attorneys at law, 230 Montgomery, rooms
4-10 and 17
Jarboe John R. (Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfellow) r.
917 Pine
Jarb'ie Paul R., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 917
Pine
Jardine Alexander T.. painter, r. 10b Langton
Jardine C. E., r. 148 Fif h '
Jardine F. C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 314 Bush
Jardine Joseph B., proprietor Atlas Iron Works,
213-215 Mission, r. 601 Guerrero
Jardine Robert, laborer, r. 706 Folsom
Jaretzki Mandel, second-hand goods, 911 Folsom
Jarman Hugh G., house and sign painter, 232 Six-
teenth
Jarr Fred, baker, r. 625 Clay
Jarratt Alfred, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r. .528
Third
Jarrett Abram, teamster, r. 652^ Jessie
Jarrett A. J. C, reporter Pickens, Fulton & C, r. Ala-
meda
Jarrett Isaac E., attorney at law, 306 Pine, room 13,
r. 1500 Mason
Jarvie Alexander, foreman distributing dept 8. F.
Laundry, r. 638 Fulton
Jarvie Isabella, varieties. 638 Fulton
Jasper Henry, laborer, r. 554 Minna
Jasper Julia Miss, clerk; John F. Snow. r. 1433 Mis-
sion
Jassen John, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r. 2
Lincoln
Jasson Peter, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r. 801
Fourth
Jatho Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1301 Kearny,
r. 1307 Kearny
Jaudin George E., with A. Lusk & Co., r. 4 Waller
Jaudin Mary E., widow, r. 4 Waller
Jaudin Raonl, bookkeeper Miiser Bros., r. Alameda
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jau.iou and Leon Chas-
sagne) distilles and manufacturers syrups and
cordials. 430-432 Jackson
Jau.iou Eugpne A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 737M Union
Jaujou Herman, laborer, r. 1 August Alley
Jaunet Louis, r. 637 Wnshington
Jaussaud John, teamster Frapolli, Herges & Co., r. 6
Moulton
Javtt Louis! porter Redington & Co., r. 48 Clementina
Jay Charles, machinist, r. 724 Mission
Jay Eye See Liniment Co., office 54 Second
Jay it Co., J. Ellis manager, oils and lamps, 1839 Mis-
sion
Jaynes Franlc, superintendent Western Union
Telogrnph Co. and president Gold and Stock Tel-
egraph Co., NE cor Montgomery and Pine, r.
Hotel Pleasanton
Jeanerette Charles, engraver Schulz & McCartney, r.
355 Jessie
Jeannin Albert, clerk James M. Moran
Jiannin Emile, bamboo worker, 6!^ O'Farrell Alley
Jeannin Eugene L., with John S. Knowlton, r. 288
Union
Jeannot Francois, florist, 820 Eighteenth
Jeanaon Oscur (Overland Packing Co.) r. 1408
Hvde
Jeantcm Jules, laundryman P. Darollrs, r. 33 Chenery
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERmER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
JEA
6^6
JEN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTKKa OJf
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Jearns Margaret Miss, miliner, r. 45 Everett
Jee Artliur W. , secretary Union Pacific Salt Co.,
21(1 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Jeflf James, clerk, r. 17 Polk
Jeffers E. T., plumber P. R. O'Brien
Jefifers James D., foreman blacksmith Omnibus RR.,
r. 913 Shotwell
Jeffers John, r. 258 Eighth
Jeffers Milo S. (H. Rosekrans & Co.) r. 509 Sixth
Jeffers Robert, stevedore, r. 3 Kent PI
Jeffers William, porter Thomas H. B. Varney, r.
Green bet Dupont and Kearny
Jeffers William, stableman, r. 1423 Pine
Jefferson E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Jefferson John W., attorney at law, ofiace 619 Kearny
Jefferson M. S., r. 316 Turk
Jefferson Square, bet Gough, Lsguna, Eddy and
Golden Gate Av
Jefferson Stephen P., wheelwright, Presidio, r. SWcor
Jackson and Cherry
Jefferson William B., attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Jefferson William H., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. San Mateo
Jeffery Alfred, cabinetmaker S. & Q. Gump, r. 1019
Hayes
Jeffery J., cabinetmaker S. & Q. Gump, r. North
Temescal
Jeffray John, printer, r. 912 Vallejo
Jeffray William, broker, 204 California, r. 509 O'Far-
rell
Jeffray William, porter, r. 912 Vallejo
Jeffray William Jr., cutter, r. 912 Vallejo
Jeffress A. M., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jeffress Edward T., plumber, r. 1306 Montgomery
Jeffress Ernest G., clerk, r. 20 Hampton
Jeffress John K., purchasing agent W. W. Montague
& Co., r. Oakland
Jeffress J. T. (J. T. Jeffress & Co.) r. Oakland
Jeffress J. T. & Co. (J. T. Jeffress and James Ander-
son) agents Oakland Art Pottery Works, 1173
Market
BS^ Jeffress. See Jeffreys and Jeffries
Jeffrey David F., painter, r. 108 San Jose Av
Jeffrey David S., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 1045 Mission
Jeffreys Howell conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
Lott and McAllister
Jeffreys John H., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
Alameda
Jeffries A. A., clerk William Schmalz, r. 250 Sutter
Jeffries Michael S., machinist Market St. RR., r. 26 J^
Brosnan
Jeffries Richard r. 11 Morris Av •
8^" Jeffries. See Jeffress and Jeffreys
Jehl John, laborer, r. 2124 Mason
Jehu Sarah, widow, r. 805 Leavenworth
Jehu William H.. packer, r. 235
Jell Thomas, r. 1327 California
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney at law
room 3, r. 2197 Devisadero
Jellinek Charles A., clerk Richard W. Heath, r. 336
Third
Jelliiijfs William, wines and liquors, 700 Kearny.
r. 4 Yerba Buena
Jellis James K., carpenter, r. 440 Duncan
Jellison Arthur M., assistant librarian Mechanics'
Institute, r. 812 Octavia
Jellison B. Mrs., widow, r. 331 Hayes
Jellison Benjamin F., liquor saloon, NE cor Califor-
nia and Kearny, r. 807 3i5 Union
Jellison Oscar, laborer, r. 1217 >^ Kearny
Jellon Mark, r. 931 J^ Folsom
I Jelmorini James, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
i 818 Sansome
Jelsch Antoiie, laborer, r. 317 Bay
, Jendralsky John, musician, r. Wm. Tell
California,
606
MiB-
JenkeJohn G., liquor saloon, 244 Sutter,
Powell
Jenkins Anderson L., clerk Pacific Bank, r.
sion
Jenkins Andrew E.. moldcr, r. 8 Hubbard
Jenkins Benjamin P., r. 2419 Greenwich
Jenkins Carrie F., r. 520 Sutter
Jenkins Charles H., carpenter, r. 308 Sanchez
Jenkins Charles L., chief engineer stmr Umatilla, r.
503 Foleom •
Jenkins C. W. Miss, r. 1403 Steiner
Jenkins David, groceries and liquors, 204 Steuart
Jenkins David Jr., stairbuilder, r. 204 Steuart
Jenkins Frank A,, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1304
Greenwich
Jenkins Frederick, shipliner, r. 236 First
Jenkins G., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 222 Chest.
nut
Jenkins George, r. 18 Madison Av
Jenkins George W., office 302 Montgomery, room 14
Jenkins Henry f Jenkins & Webb) r. 902 Montgomery
Jenkins J., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Jenkins James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Jenkins James A., blacksmith, r. 129 Ivy Av
Jenkins John, milker Charles Felch. r. Athens nr
Brazil Av
Jenkins Joseph, shipliner, r. 1409 Kearny
Jenkins J. Scott, engineer Cal. Bridge Co.
Jenkins Lilian, widow, r. 1403 Steiner
Jenkins Margaret, widow, r. 129 Ivy Av
Jenkins Mary, widow, r. 2420 Post
Jenkins Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 204 Steuart
Jenkins Medora, widow, r. 927 Greenwich
Jenkins Robert F., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
356 J4 Brannan
Jenkins Sadie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 204 Steuart
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 1403 Steiner
Jenkins T. Bernard, rigger, r. 204 Steuart
Jenkins Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jenkins Timothy F., toll collector Oregon SS. Co., r.
Oakland
Jenkins William, hostler United Carriage Co., r. &
Hunt
Jenkins William A., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co,
of Cal., r. 862 Mission
Jenkins William B., salesman W. H. Wood & Co.
Jenkins William J., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Fairmount Tract
Jenkins William M., machinist George E. Hoyt, r. 32
Pearl
Jenkins & Webb (Henry Jenkins and William Webb)
liquor saloon, NW cor Sacramento and Kearny
a^" Jenkins. See Junkins
JENKS GEOEGE H. ..o™.„-
pathic pliysician, office and r. S^X
Geary, office fioura 8 to 9 A. M., 1 to 3
and T to 8 P. M.
Jenks Harris, weigher Custom Mouse, r. 610 Mason
Jeuks J. Shepherd, clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 321 Geary
Jenner George, dishwasher, r. 624 Fourth
Jenner John E., jeweler, r. 1313 Twenty-fourth
Jenner Sylvester H., compositor Examiner, r. 1008
Jackson
Jenness J. M. Mrs., r. 237 Stevenson
Jenney Electric Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.) manu-
facturers electrical apparatus, 215 Sansome;
room 8
Jennie A. and Black Rock Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Jennings Addie, domestic 813 Grove
Jennings Alexander, musician, r. 13)^ Taylor
Jennings Anthony H., laborer, r. Ocean View
Jennings Barbara, widow, r. 3134 Sacramento
Jennings Cassius M., attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 49-50, r. 600 Bush
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ii. Co, OF LONDON r^^Sls';IK"" I ™%°.Z"r;3:
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
I MARKET ST,
1 BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
JEN
647
JEP
Jennings Charles B., commission merchant. 121 Cali-
fornia, r. 1804 SutttT
Jennings Charles H., chief pantryman stmr Santa
Rosa, r. 21-4 Francisco, rear
JenninjiS Charles W., yarrtmaster S. P. Co., r. 2614
Folsom
Jennings David A., mining secretary, 401 Caliiornia,
room 14, r. l.'ill Washington
Jennings David B., shipping agent, 26 Steuart, r.
221.5 Octavia
Jennings Edward, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Jennings Edward, janitor ."SOfi Battery
Jennings Elisha E., r. Old People's Home
Jennings Fletcher R., boots and shoes, 704 Mission
Jennings F. A. <» Co. (Frederick A. Jennings)
contractors painting, pajier hanging, whitening,
larpenter work, etc., b62 Mission
Jennings Frederick A. (F. A. Jennings & Co.) r. 1518
Turk
Jennings Frederick W., r. 31S4 Sacramento
Jennings George (Hooper & Jennings) r. 941 Fif-
teenth
Jennings George, groceries and liquors, 421 Union
Jennings George A., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 3134 Sacramento
Jennings Harry, r. 871 Market
Jennings Henry, r. 3134 Sacramento
Jennings Isabel, waiter, r. 252 J5 Third
Jennings James, porter James De La Montanya. r.
6t;8 Harrison
Jennings James H., capitaliBt, office 323 Market, r.
1210 Sutter
Jennings J. D. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Devisadero
Jennings J. J., r. 431 Franklin
Jennings John, r. 340 McAllister
Jennings John, proptr Avenue House, 220 Montgom-
ery Av
Jennings John, real estate, r. 1818 Green
Jennings John, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 213
Thirteenth
Jenningg-John, plumber R. A. Vance, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John J., plumber, r. E s Fifth Av bet Point
Lobos Av and Clement
Jennings John Jr., plumber, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings Joseph C. (Joseph C. Jennings & Co) r. 1415
Larkin
Jenning^s Joseph. C. <& Co. (Joseph C. Jennings)
general insurance agents, 317 California
Jennings Joseph E., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 427
Tenth
Jennings Julia T., widow, r. 648 Howard
Jennings Mary, widow, r. 2734 Howard
Jennings Mary W., lodgings, 1220 Market
Jennings Patrick, laborer, r. S s Nineteenth bet Hart-
ford and Castro
Jennings Peter, laimdryman, r. S s Nineteenth bet
Hartford and Castro
Jennings Peter, milkman, r. San Bruno Road nr Sis
Mile House
Jennings Peter, plumber R. A. Vance, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings Peter, stone cutter, r. Army nr San Bruno
Road
Jennings Sarah, widow, r. 523 Turk
Jennings Tessie T. Miss, saleslady, r. 648 Howard
Jennings Thomas, capitalist, office 323 Market, r. 941
Fifteenth
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, r. 27 Pleasant
Jennings Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 941 Fifteenth
Jennings William, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 18 South
Park
Jennings William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Georgia nr Michigan
Jennison Mary, widow, r. 1825 Jessie
Jenny M. L. Mrs.. lodgings, 23 Stockton
Jenny Nancy M. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Bridge PI
Jensen Albert, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 622 !<
Brannan
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IirrORTERS AND DEALJr;R8 IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Jensen Anton, seaman, r. 263 East
Jensen C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Carl (Iversen & Jensen) r. ll:ilj« Clay
Jensen Carl, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Jensen Carl, longshoreman, r. 009^ Howard
Jensen Charles, mate schr Bill the Butcher
Jensen Charles H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery r.
1202 Folsom
Jensen Christ, r. 919J4 Sacramento, rear
Jensen Christ carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Jensen Christian, cooper George Larsen
Jensen Christian L., machinist, r. S s Twenty-third
nr Chattanooga
Jensen Earl, r. 1131 J^ Clay
Jensen Edward, harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 22
Turk
Jensen Edward W., carpenter J. Cook, r. 1131 )i Clay
Jensen Frederick, bartender, r. 57 Clementina
Jensen Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Tennes
see bet Butte and Sierra
Jensen George C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Alameda
Jensen Hans, laborer, r. 40 Natoma
Jensen Henry, contractor, r. 1616 Leavenworth
Jensen H. P., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. Fruit
Vale
Jensen S., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Jensen Jacob, insurance and shipping, junction Mar-
ket and Sacramento, r. Alameda
Jensen James A., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Illinois nr Napa
Jensen James C, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 598
Stevenson
Jensen Jens, carpenter S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Jensen Jens, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Jensen Jens S., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 31 Ji
Boardman PI
Jensen John, blacksmith, r. Tanners' Home
Jensen John W. D., draftsman S. P. Co., r. 1620 Post
Jensen J. P., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jenpen Julius, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Jensen Lars, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Jensen Lars, laborer, r. 9 Sherwood PI
Jen.sen Lauritz, longshoreman, r. 2004 Dupont
Jensen Martin, liquor saloon. 430 Fourth
Jensen Max, carpenter, r. 114 V^ Turk, rear
Jensen Nicholas, mate stmr Coos Bay
Jensen Nels, seaman, r. 263 East
Jensen Nels, shoemaker, 2116 Mason
Jensen Nels P., coffee saloon, 211 Grant Av, r. 609
Hyde
Jensen Oscar, tailor, 13 Trinity
Jensen P., r. 637 Second
Jensen Peter, carpenter, r. 65 Minna
Jensen Peter, manager M. Johnson, r. 558 Minna
Jensen Peter, teamster Broadway Brewery, r. 707
Green
Jensen Peter, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Jensen Richard C, compositor, r. 1620 Post
Jensen Samuel, plumber Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 219
Ninth
Jensen Soren, laborer, r. 320 J^ Ritch
Jensen Soren, tailor, r. 536 Jessie
Jensen T. C, capitalist, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen William, bartender Greun k Zintand
Jensen William H., stableman lloppe & Sachs, r. 171S
Sacramento
8^ Jensen. See Jansen, Janssen and Jantzen
Jentzsch Gottlob, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Morris Av
JentzHch Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 718 >4 Bryant
Jentzsch Reinhold, driver R. F. Bunker, r. 412 Sixth
Jentzsch William C., bartender George Zuhlke, r. 113
Park Av
JEPHSON J. 0.
hook, job and
«:<'n«*rjil Mix'iefy |>i-intei', 739 Market,
r. 11 Uumpton PI
ftDVERTlSING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 40540? Saime St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
JEP
648
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iR.oisr
ir»E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
l*ip«> Filtiiiif!*. nil Siien.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Jepsen Charles, porter Lilientbal & Co., r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
.Topsen Christian, cook, r. 702 Vallejo
Jepson John, laborer, r. 11 Preston PI
Jerome Edward B., special deputy Collector
Customs, r. Oakland
Jerome John, bartender Richard Heffernan, r. Mont-
gomery's Hotel
Jerome Theodore F., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r.
Saucelito
JEESEY FAEM DAIRY
Richard G. Sneath proprietor, Harry
J. Siieatli city maiiafjer, 835-839 How-
ard and 348-35 0 Teliaina
Jes James, porter, r. 210!^ Perry
Jesperson Alice, widow, r. 353^ Brannau
Jesperson Alma, helper Eureka Broom Factory, r. 1762
Harrison
Jesperson Jasper W'., master mariner, r. 239 Ritch
Jesse George K. (-Jeese & Drew) r. 213 Page
Jesse & Dre^v (George R. Jesse and Hiram M.
Drew) stair builders, 132 Berry
Jesselle John, r. 424 Sansome
Jessen Asmus, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Jesseu C. M., dishwasher, r. 8 Central PI
Jessen Edward, porter Coghill & Kohn
Jessen Erick, longshoreman, r. 18 >« Federal
Jessen Frederick, seaman, r. 809 Filbert
Jesseu Gustavus M., pilot stmr State of California, r.
1524 Jackson
Jessen Henry, beer bottler, r. 19 Vandewater
Jessen Henry H., grain drying, 225 Harrison, r. 213
Harrison
Jessen James, restaurant, 10 Sacramento, r. 2fi7 East
Jessen Johan J. P., oysterman Arnold Schulze, r. 263
Clementina, rear
Jessen John, seaman, r. 263 Eait
Jessen Matbias. r. 27 Clementina
Jessen Paul (Petersen & Co.) r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Samuel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.
r. 854 Folsom
Jessup Andrew J. (Browning & Jessup) r. 1510 Leav-
enworth
Jessup Carrie A. Miss, clerk TJ. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 1102 Eddy
Jessup Gerson, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Jessup Hannah M., widow, r. 1026 Twenty-first
Jessup John D., receiver Market St. RR. r. 1026
Twenty-first
Jessup Lizzie M., portrait artist, r. 1026 Twenty-first
Jessup Richard, with Metzler & Mahoney, r. 905 Mar-
ket
Jessup W., r. 209 Leidesdorff 2_'S/l '"'
Jessurum Isaac B., compositor, r, 425_fieaEy
Jester Decker T., r. 10:13 Mi.«sion
Jester John W., porter, r. 636 Commercial
Jesters William, clerk, r. 10:^3 Mist-ion
Jestram Fred, bartender Orpheum, r. 1005 Leaven-
worth
JEWELL A. M. & 00,
(.4.ninii M. Je^vell and Charles A, and
Georo^e W. Hooper) nianufacturei's
Avooden tanks, doois, blinds and sashes,
etc.. South Point Mills, X s Berry bet
Third and Fonrth
Jewell Amnii M. (A. M. Jewell & Co.) r. cor Twen-
ty-first and Capp
Jewell Godfrey (Mierson & Jewell) r. 1712 Buchanan
Jewell Henry, engineer, r. 93 v, Silver
Je-»vell James Grey M. D. , superintendent nnd
resident physician Home for the Care of Inebri-
ates. NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Jewell James W. , r. 246 Fourth
Jewell M. Mrs., r. 590 Stevenson
Jewell Raphael, bookkeeper Mierson & Jewell, r. 1806
Laguna
Jewell Ruby A. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
S hool. r. 1423 Washington
Je^vell Truman E,, miniuf;, 330 Pine, roomB 3-4,
r. Grand Hcitel
Jewell Walter S., bookkeeper The Lion Fire. Wash-
ington Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial
Fire Ins. Cos, r. 206 Kearny
Jewelt .Mbert C, bookkeeper H. N. Tilden cSr Co., r.
117 Mason
Jewett .\iinie L. Miss, teacher Oolumbia Grammar
School r. 714 Shotwell
Jewelt Charles, clerk, r. 1402 Powell
Jewett Edwin, r. 146 Fifth
Jewett George A., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1509 Cali-
fornia
Jewett George O., assistant clerk D. S. Circuit Court,
r. 1402 Powell
Jewett Jarvis, agent Palmer's Artificial Leg, 21 Mer-
chant Exchange
Jewett Millie S., widow, dressmaker, r. 316 Hayes
Jewett Philo D., farmer, r. 808 Leavenworth
Jewett Shermau S. & Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) mnfrs
stoves and ranges. Oscar S. Levy manager, 525-
527 JIarket
Jewett Tliomas A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1415
Baker
Jewett Thomas M., clerk n. S. Attorney, r. 619 Lom-
bard
Jewish Almanac Pacific Coast, William Saalberg
proplr, 622 Clay
Jewish Cemetery, N. of Point Lobos Av W of Thirty-
third Av
Jewish Progress The (weekly) Progress _ Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, Abe Seeligsohn editor,
608 Sacramento
Jewish Times (weekly; Jewish Times Publishing
Co. publishers. 509 Montgomery, rooms 5-7
Jewish Times Publishingr Co. , Richard Presho
secretary, publishers Jewit^h Times, 509 Mont-
gomery, rooms 5-7
Jicha John, gunsmith. 631 Washington
Jileck Frank, carpenter, r. 219 Langton
Jilge William, carpenter, r. 23 Howard Court
Jilson Lyman, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. 613 Pine
Joachimson Henry L., Justice of the Peace,
SE cor Kearny and Washington, oflice 402 Mont-
gomery, r. 217 Post
Joakinson Frank, washer La Grande Laundry
Joanicot Louis, baths, 738 Pacific
Job Jane, widow, r. NW cor Kansas and Yuba
Job Peter, cook, r. 519 Sacramento
Job Peter, solicitor Chicago Clock Co., 1063 Mission
Jobbo Angel o. laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Jobmann Julius, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and
Mission, r. 135 Ridley
Jobson William G. (Burr Folding Bed Co.) r. 19
Hill
Jobst Mathi.is (Holler & Jobsti r. 210 Hermann
Jochum J. Edward, compositor, r. 132 First
Jock Joseph, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 1620
Washington
Jocko Manuel, fish peddler, r. 27 Hinckley
Joel Jeannette, widow, r. 1208 Ellis
Joerden Louis, carpenter, r. W s Mason nr Francisco
Joerdens Henry, waiter, r. 102 Stockton
Joerk John, bottler Chicago Brewing Co., r. 360 Clem.
entlna
Jofre Adelaide Miss, dressmnker, r. 611 Union
Jofre Eugenia Miss, dressmaker, r. 611 Union
Jofre Mercedes Miss, dressmaker r. 611 Union
Johankin James J., porter A. Blackman & Co., r. 711
Folsom
Johannes Henry C, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 317 Jones
Johannes J., seaman stmr San Juati
Johannes Margaret, domestic 306 Van Ness Av
Johaniisen Fred, groceries, provisions and liquors,
NW cor Suiter and Devisadero
EVERY DEStKIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Iwash^n^tPnst.! Proprietors of llie Orleans Vineyard
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iiseii John, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
usen Peter, teacher niiislo, r. 115 Cedar Av
nsen Willatz, saleBuiuu Keaue Bros., r. Windsor
lel
•son Charles, carpenter, r. 333 Bryant
1 ssou Angust, seaman, r. 2f)i'i Biannan
s-n Andrew B., porter The Good Fellows' Grotto
>.>H Filbert
-en George, waiter Williani Meyer, r. 261 Minna
^en J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
.>en Jacob K., stevedore John D. Spreckels &
Hms., T.S'H Filbert
Johaiisen John, quartermaster stmr Acapulco
Jobansen John, Seaman, r. 203 East
Johansen Karl, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Joliansen Nie, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Minne-
sDta bet Butte and Solano
Johansen Rudolph H., seaman, r. 740 Broadway
Johaiison Alfred, iron worker, r. 50-5 Seventh
Johanson Carl A., expressman, r N s Merritt bet
Hattie and Rose
Johanson Carl O., tailor, r. 1026 Hampshire
Johanson Charles, seaman, r. 210 Steuart
I Johanson Eiiiil, r 704 Howard
Johanson Gustave, teamster White Bros., r. 70 Silver
Johanson Gustav, proptr New Sacramento House, 26
Sncrainento
Johansim I., quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Johanson Jens, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johanson Joel, tailor, r. IHReed
Johansnn JohanP. C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jolianson John, seaman, r. 214 Steuart, rear
JohaTison. See Johannsen and Johnson
John Benjimin, seaman stmr Acapulco
John Emil (John & Zimmermann) r. 1107 Baker
John George E., compositor, r. 148 Sixth
John Henry, pailraaker. r. 8>$ John
John Loiils (Lindermann & John) r. 800 Sixth
John Louis, laborer Aw. Sugar Refinery, r. 1313 San-
some ^'
John Samuel, lodging^*, 113 Oregon
John Swett Grammar School, Albert Lyser principal,
N s McAllister bet Franklin and Gough
Uolin William, importei, jobber and manufac-
turer cigirs and tobacco, SW cor Grant Av and
Post, r H17 Polk
IJoIiii <!k Zimmermann (Emil John and Robert
Zimmermann I architects, 311 Phelan Bldg
Johnholtz Ferdinand, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r.
Oakland
Johnholtz Gustave, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Oak-
land
Johns Fanny, domestic 22 Hawthorne
■Johns Frede'rici-", Peainan, r. 2G Folsom
Johns George, seaman stmr Acapulco
Johns John F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 476
Eighth
Johns Josiah, policeman, r. 104 Fair Oaks
Johns Julia, cook Gustave A. Strandz, r. 205 Third
Johns Louis, seaman stmr Colima
Johns Richard, seaman, r. 4.5 Everett
Johns S. E., mining, r. 620 Sutter
Johns Thomas, liquor saloon, 801 Montgomery, r.
1000 Montgomery
TohiiH William, manager Sierra Buttes Gold
Mining Co. (limited) 320 Sansome, room 16, r.
Alameda
fohusen Alliert, butcher, 1645 Mission, and 1718 How-
ard, r. 1718 Howard
fohnsen Alfred, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
fohiisen Augustus, laborer, r. 54 Sierra
lohiisen B., seaman, r. 123 Jackson
fohnsen Charles, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
'oht hcn a. W.. solicitor Shalnwald, Buckbee & Co.
'ohusen Fredericka, domestic cor Sierra and Ten-
nessee
'ohnscn J. H., cook, r. 37 Pacific
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
3. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
lOST GIRCOLATION ! M03T ADVERTISEWENTS :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
IMPOKTEliS OV
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MARKET STUEET.
Johnsen Lawrence, carriagemaker J. Rentscbler, r.
1H6 Stevenson
Johnsen Linius, barber, 804 Bryant
Johnsen Niils. seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnsen Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnsen Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
Johnson A., machinehand Enterprise Mill
Johnson A. Mrs., widow, r. 150 Perry
Johnson Abiier B., horseshoer, r. Boyce nr Geary
Johnson Abraham t,., r. 1«11^ Stockton
Johnson Adelbert, painter, r. 229 Eighth
Johnson A. H., waiter, r. 317 First
Johnson Albert, r. 26 Turk
Johnson Albert, expressman, r. 209 Steuart
Johnson Albert, lumberman, r. 622 k Brannan
Johnson Albert, stevedore, r. 535 >$ Union
Johnson Albert, teamster, r. Paraguay nr Platte
Johnson Albert E., compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 10
Geary Court
Johnson Albert S., foreman Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, r. San Rafael
Johnson Albertina, domestic 2.324 Pacific Av
Johnson Albertina, widow, r. 226 Van Ness Av
Johnson Alexander, janitor, r.SW <'or Prospect PI and
Sacramento
Johnson Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Alexander, whiteuer, r. 703 Van Ness Av
Johnson Alfred, cook, r. 116 Berry
Johnson Alfred, cooper, r. 615 Seventh
Johnson Alfred, liquor saloon, 617 Davis, r. 9 Broad-
way
Johnson Alfred J., clerk South British Fire and Ma-
rine Ins. Co. of New Zealand, r. Oakland
Johnson .Alfred P., barber, r. 234 Folsom
Johnson Alice Mrs., saleslady Phillips & Co., r. 308^
Pacific
Johnson Alma, domestic 1617 Van Ness Av
Johnson Alof, painter, 709 Howard, r. 154 Tehama
Johnson Amanda, tailoress, r. 715 Treat Av
Johnson Anders C. stevedore, r. 917 Sansome
Johnson .\ndrea Mrs., r. 731 J^ Natoma
Johnson Andrew, cutter Hull & McDonough, r. 8
Thirteenth
Johnson Andrew, lanndryman, r. 12 M Sacramento
Johnson Andrew, liquor saloon, 214 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, r. lOObH Stevenson
Johnson Andrew, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Tennessee nr Nevada
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Andrew B., shipwright, r. »H Eighth
Johnson Andrew F., restaurant, 10 Jackson
Johnson Andrew G., carpenter, r. 920 Fell
Johnson Andrew M., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
207 Hyde
Johnson Ann, widow, r. Old People's Home
Johnson Annie, widow, r. 230 Langton, rear
Johnson Annie, widow, r. 512 San Jose Av
Johnson Annie M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Anthony, furniture, r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Anthony C, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
225 Perry
Johnson Arthur H., with G. W. ClarK k Co., r. 1807
Dupont
Johnson August, carpenter, r. 327 Clementina
Johnson August, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Ooop-
ernge Co., r. 329 M Ritch
Johnson August, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Johnson August, laborer, r. 550 Mission
Johnson August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson August, tailor, r. 11 Laskie
Johnson August, tailor, r. 714 Vallejo
Johnson August, waiter, r. 704 M Mission
Johnson August S., porter, r. 447 Minna
Johnson Axel, boxmaker. r. 525 Seventh
Johnson Axel, machinist N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., r.
12 Bowie Av
IIXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405-40? SaDSOM St,
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FINEST EXTRA QUALITIES, EXTRA DRY
■SPECIAL," "CREMANT ]ilOYAL " and "BRUT
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650
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTKRS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixos uiiil Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Johnson B., machinist ^tna Iron Works, r. 1124
Shotwell
Johnson B. Clifford, patternmaker Empire Foundry,
r. 305 Oak
Johnson Benjamin F., painter, r. 537 Mission
Johnson Benjamin F., teamster, r. 4 Hunt
Johnson Benjamin U., tailor, r. 243 Clara
Johnson Bernhard, seaman, r. Nortb Pacific Hotel
Johnson Bertha, r. 732 Shotwell
Johnson B. F., carriage wood worker, 1835 Mission
Johnson Byron R., floorman, r. 512 Devisadero
Johnson B. W. F., messenger U. S. Engineer's Office,
r. 113 Perry
Johnson C, r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Johnson C, gripman Market St. KR., r. 1909 Geary
Johnson C, seaman stmr San Juan
Johnson C. Mrs., widow, r. 537 Polk
Johnson C. A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson Carl, carpenter, r. 532 Fourth
Johnson Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Carl E., compositor J. H. Barry, r. 258J4
Third
Johnson Cariie Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mill, r. E s Alabama bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Johnson Charles (Johnson & Opland) and liquor sa-
loon, 19 Steuart, r. 10 Washington
Johnson Charles, bartender, r. cor Russ and Howard
Johnson Charles, blacksmith, r. 3014 Fillmore
Johnson Charles, carpenter r. 1776 Howard
Johnson Charles, clerk, r. 771 Harrison
Johnson Charles, conductor N. B. and M. RR.
Johnson Charles, dishwasher Franz Siebrecht. r. 909
Kearny
Johnson Charles, expressman, r. 330}$ Ritch
Johnson Charles, fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 221
Broadway
Johnson Charles, kitchenhand, r. 211 Minna
Johnson Charles, laborer, r. 108 Second
Johnson Chalres. laborer, r. 916 Montgomery Av
Johnson Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
327 Beale
Johnson Charles, longshoreman, r. 5 Berry
Johnson Charles, oyster opener J. P. Eklund, r. 329
Steven.son
Johnson Charles, policeman, r. 709 Buchanan
Johnson Charles, porter Wellman, Peck & Co.
Johnson Charles, ropeman The John A. Roebling's
Sons Co.
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 60 Oregon
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Johnson Cbarles, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Charles, tanner, r. 102 Julian Av
Johnson Charles, teamster, r. 409 Fell
Johnson Charles, teamster James De La Montanya, r.
1780 Folsom
Johnson Charles, waiter, r. 1113<S Minna
Johnson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 370 Natoma
Johnson Charles, wholesale butcher, r. 925 Harrison
Johnson Charles A., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
370 Clementina
Johnson Charles A., proptr Brunswick House, 148
Sixth
Johnson Charles B., carpenter, r. 320 Drumm
Johnson Charles E., clerk William Proll, r. 114
Powell
Johnson Charles F., potmaker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 319H Ritch
Johnson Charles H. (J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 32 Oak
Grove Av
Johnson Charles H., blacksmith, r. 9 Middle
Johnson Charles H., engineer Chicago Brewing Co.,
r. 142 Shipley
Johiisnn Charles J., carpenter Pac. Pinning Mill, r.
12 Humboldt
Johnson Charles J., lumberman, r. 427 Twenty-ninth
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, r. 706 Fifteenth
Johnson Charles M., photographer D. Sewell, r. 4151
Eddy
Johnson Charles M., waiter, r. 65 Minna
Johnson Charles N., plumber E. Wolfe, r. 1231 Mar-
ket
Jolinson Charles O.. trimmer N. Gray & Co., r. 641
Sacra nento
Johnson Charles W.. laborer, r. 108 Second
Johnson Charlotte, widow, r. 28 Stone
Johnson Chauncey M., policeman, r. 502 Ninth
Johnson Christian, cook, r. 944 Mission
Johnson Christian, liquor -saloon, 127 Folsom
Johnson Christian A., shoemaker, r. 603 Pine
Johnson Christian K., cabinetmaker, r. 128 Eighth
Johnson Christian T., oarbuilder S. P. Co.. r. 128'
Eighth
Johnson Christopher, r. 35 Jessie
Johnson Christopher, bartender, r. 331 }$ Bush
Johnson Christopher, coffee saloon, 38 Natoma
Johnson Christopher, seaman, r. 635 Webster
Johnson C. Lars, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson C. L. . seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson C. Meering, boxmaker, r. 21 Beaver
Johnson Claudia E., domestic S s Chestnut bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Johnson Columbia C, waiter, r. 28 Stone
Johnson Conttantine, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson C. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson David, cooper, r. 548 Howard
Johnson David J., basketmaker, r. 404 Harrison
Johnson D. C, carpenter, r. 536M Howard
Johnson Duncan C, salesman Huntington Hopkins
Co., r. 438 Geary
Johnson E. A., r. 411 Bush
Johnson Edmund, butcher, r. 482 Third
Johnson Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Mississippi and
Solano
Johnson Edward, oysterman, r. 636 Commercial
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Edward, seaman U. S. lighthouse stmr Ma.
drona, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnson Edward, upholsterer, r. 106 M Third
Johnson Edward J., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.
r. 431 Vallejo
Johnson Edward M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 214 Francisco
Johnson Edwin, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Edwin, tailor Sanders & Johnson, r. Oakland
Johnson Edwin O., collector State Board Harbor
Commissioners, r. 101 J^ Van Ness Av
Johnson Eli U., porter, r. 7M Langton
Johnson Elihu S., horseshoer S. W. Adajns, r. 2013
Folsom
Johnson Elijah S., driver City RR., r. 1435 J4 Mission
Johnson Eliza, widow, r. 823 Valencia
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 26 Lewis, rear
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 225 Filbert
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1807 Dupont
Johnson Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. E s Alabama be
Twentieth and Twenty- first
Johnson Ellen, liquor saloon, 17 Geneva
Johnson Ellis C, clerk Starr & Co., r. Oakland
Jahnson Rmil, restaurant keeper, r. 1623 Pine
Johnson Emile, r. 704 Howard
Johnson Emile, laboi-er, r. 118 Trenton
Johnson Emma, widow, r. 808 Twentieth
Johnson Emma, domestic 517 Mason
Johnson Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 505 Post
Johnson Emma R. Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
Johnson Emma S. Miss, cashier Handy & Gray, r. 86!
Mission
Johnson Eric, laborer, r. 5 Lawrence PI
Johnson F., seaman stmr San Jose
Johnson F., driver Sutter St. RR.
Johnson Frank, blacksmith, r. 216 Seventeenth
Johnson Frank, bookbinder Bartling, Phillips & Stll
well. r. 9U9 Kearny
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YODTHS' SOITf
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
ORIBff IE. a. W HABTBPII
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managi
WM. SEXTON. Asst. Mam
HE BANCROFT COMPANY UaIk?tV;-BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Johnson Frank, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 548
Howard
Johnson Frant, helper, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sl;a8ta
~ >n Frank, laborer, r. Haudley House
n Frank, laaipligUter, and extraman Engine
X... '.I, r. ;«7 Beale
yjuhusou Frank, nutmaker, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana
I and Maryland
tjohnsun Frank, paper banger E. H. Herrick, r. 15
I Fallen Av
' ' ' i-on Frank, seaman, r. 1030 Alabama
-lu Frank, tanner, r. Trinidad nr Susquehanna
u Frank B., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
J s. 1)1 Frank C. mnfr band instruments. 112 First,
r. ■2:i2 Fourth
Johnson Frank L., packer Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r.
212 Fourteenth
Johnson Frank R., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 624
Fourth
Johnson Frank S. (Wm. T. Coleman & Co. and Ren-
ner & Co.) r. San Rafael
Johnson Frank W., harness cleaner M. J. McBride, r.
Ill O'Farrell
Johnson Frederick, clerk John W. Sutter, r. 1001
Twentieth
Johnson Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E
8 Tenuesf ee bet Sierra and Naps
Johnson Frederick, machinist Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
Oakland
Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Frederick J., musician, r. 550}^ Natoma
Johnson Frederick M., real estate, r. 223 Mason
Johnson Frederick S., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 1721 Jackson
Johnson Frederick T., clerk Subsistence Dept U. S.
A., r. Oakland
Johnson G.. assistant engineer stmr City of New
York
Johnson G.^machinist, r. 110 Vermont
Johnson George, bricklayer, r. Servia nr Railroad Ay
Johnson George, decorator, r. 1551 J^ Market
Johnson George, drayman, r. 121 Langton
Johnson George, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein,
r. Oakland
Johnson George, pilot, oflBce 506 Battery, room 9, r.
732 Shotwell
Johnson George, plumber William F. Wilson
Johnson George, porter Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 814
Valencia
Johiigon George, secretary California Lodge, No.
1, California Chapter, No. ."i. and California
Council. No. 2, F. and A. M., office room 51 Ma-
sonic Temple, r. 2504 Washington
Jolinson George A., Attorney-General State of
California, chambers 121 Post, r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Johnson George C, carrier Post Oifice, r. 1413 Bush
Johnson George D., teamster, r. 1322^ Harrison
Johnson George E., lather, r. 421 Fourth
Johnson George F., accountant, r. 2.506 Washington
Johnson George H., tanner, r. Paraguay nr Railroad
Av
Johnson George L., painter E. H. Herrick, r. 1651)^
Market
Johnson George P., r. 26 Turk
Johnson George W., clerk Charles F. Haulon, r. 44
Phelan Bldg
Johnson George W., conductor Geary St. RR., r. Ifl09
Geary
Johnson George W., laborer, r. 119 Nineteenth
Johnson George W., paperbanger, r. 2207 5^ Mission
Johnson Gus, waiter Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
JohuHou Gusfav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Gustavus, teamster Henry Duttou Jr.
Johnson Gustavus M., laborer Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. 1806 Folsom
Johnson Guy A., druggist C. G. Strong, r. 21 Third
IN THE
exam:inkr
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOAME & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OHDER
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Johnson H., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 618
Waller
Johnson Hannah, widow, r. 3620 Sacramento
Johnson Hannah, doniesth; 1626 Jackson
Johnson Harris, canvasser, r. 144 Natoma
Johnson Harry (Johnson S Thompson) r. Oakland
Johnson Harry, bookkeeper, r. 117 Druuim
Johnson Harry D., polisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 212
. Fourteenth
Johnson Henry, r. 607 Pine
Johnson Henry, carpenter, r. 154 Tehama
Johnson Henry, clerk Charles Stelling, r. 1900 Mis-
sion
Johnson Henry, dairy produce and groceries, 1045
Howard
Johnson Henry, foreman A. Frei, r. Alameda
Johnson Henry, hostler Theodore B. Ross, r. 637
Geary
Johnson Henry, laborer, r. 617 Davis
Johnson Henry, laborer, r. 863^ Market
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 3 Wheelock PI
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 634 )« Broadway
Johnson Henry, master schr Sailor Boy, ofl&ce 316
Steuart, r. 110 M Francisco
Johnson Henry, ph.vsician, 119 Stockton
Johnson Henry, salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.
710 O'Farrell
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 26 Folsom •
Johnson Henry, tanner Poetech k Peterson, r. 1219 }j
Florida
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, r. 1021 Clay
Johnson Henry, teamster, r. 646 Howard
Johnson Henry F., cook, r. 1045 M Market
Johnson Henry H., sailmaker, r. 906 Market
Johnson Henry O., laborer, r. SE cor Folsom and
Steuait
Johnson Henry P., bookkeeper Carroll & Tilton, r.
213 Leavenworth
Johnson Herbert A., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 1223
Pine
Johnson Hilda, domestic 615 Nineteenth
Johnson Howard R., cashier's clerk U. S. Mint, r.
1707 Octavia
Johnson H. T., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r,
316 Twenty-sixth
Johnson Hugh, mnfr brooms, 954 Howard, r. 406)i
Sixth
Johnson I. A., r. 8 Potter
Johnson Ida, domestic 2412 Wgbster
Johnson Ira S., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 6
Waller
Johnson Isaac, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Johnson Israel G.. with J. H. Curley & Co., r. 1024
Mission
Johnson J., blacksmith M. Kelly, r. 1403 Powell
Johnson J., driver Central RR.
Johnson J., factorynian Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson J., seaman stmr Acapulco
Johnson Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Jacob, tailor, r. 1522 Powell
Johnson Jacob C, office 12 Pine, r. 1620 California
Johnson James, r. 36 Clay
Johnson James. bookke<-per, r. 214 Powell
Johnson James, compositor Report, r. 209 Waller
Johnson James, engineer, r. 332 Green
Johnson James, laborer, r. 31 Clarence PI
Johnson James, merchant, r. 122 Fourteenth
Johnson James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson James, teamster C. B. Uode k Co.
Johnson James Jr. (McDonogh & Johnson) r. 1424
Jackson
Johnson James A., attorney at law, r. 1707 Octavta
Johnson James A., drayman, r. 11 Grand Av
Johnson James B., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 6 Waller
Johnson James B. Jr. (L. D. Qnigley & Co.) r. 6 Wal-
ler
Johnson James E.. merchant, r. 106 Devisadero
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Johnsou .lames H.. clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
4U Buchanan
Johnson .lanjes H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
T. 101 Minna
Johnson James K., r. 21 Halght
Johnson Jaiues K.. shoemaker, r. 930 J^ Harrison
I Johnson Jaaies W.. tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
j Marquesas nr Tombigbee
Johnson Jane, widow, r. 328 Valley
I Johnsou J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 504 Taylor
Johnson J. C, stonecutter, r. 2826 Pine
Johnson J. C, third officer stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
I Joliiison J. C. <fe Co. (.lohn M. Johnson and
j Edward H. Horton) importers and manufacturers
harness and saddlery, and dealers leather and
I saddlery hardware. 12-14 Pine
: Johnson Jennie Mrs., r. 15(57 J^ Market
j John.-ion Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 704 Howard
, Johnson Jeremiah, clerk G. Tacconi, r. 226 Van Ness
Av
Johnson Jeremiah V., r. 42 Moss
Johnson J. G. & Son (Josiah G. and Charles H.) whole-
sale sheep and hog butchers, office 528 California
Johnson Johanna, widow, r. 528 Jessie
Johnson John, barber, 1 Fifth, r. 8 Grove
Johnson John, bartender William C. Fisher, r. 772
' Mission
Johnsou John, boatmaker Samuel Thornton, r. 116
Berry
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 411 Pacific
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 1934 Jessie
Johnson John, carpenter, r. W s Hampshire bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Johnson John, cooper, r. 444 Brannan
I Johnson John, doorkeeper The Loigworth 510 Geary
I Johnson John, hopper tender Pioneer White Lead
I Works, r. 55 Clementina
Johnson John, hor.-=edealer, r. 739 Folsom
Johnson John, lamplighter, r. 2318 Post
I Johnson John, laborer, r. 516 Foiirth
Johnson John, laborer, r. 1330 Church
Johnson John, liquor saloon, fi Jackson
I Johnson John, machinist, r. 28 Minna
] Johnson John, printer, r. 717 O'Farrell '
) Johnson John, real estate, 420 Montgomery, room i,
! r. Oakland
Johnson John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
I Johnson John, shoemaker, r. 25 Glover
Johnson John, shoemaker, 127 3^ Second
I Johnson John, watchman stmr Alameda r. Oakland
I Johnson John, with Daniel S. Davis, r. 710 Bush
Johnson John A., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1910
I McAllister
Johnson John A., seaman, r. 14 Washington
Johnson John A., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
I Johnson John A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson John C. (Derby & Johnson) r. 64 Everett
Joliiison Jolin C, secretary Guide Publishing
Co., 521 Clay, r. 717 Post
Johnson John C, liquor saloon, 770 Howard
Johnson John D., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 548
Howard
Johnson John F., cigarmaker C. R. Thrane, r. SW cor
Geary and Joues
Johnson John F., mining, 29 Nevada Block
Johnson John F., restaurant, 12 Clay
Johnson John G., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r. 27
Taylor
Johnson John G., waiter A. Swan, r. 856 Mission
Johnson John H., bartender S. W. Powell
Johnson John H., master mariner, r. 2009 Taylor
Johnson John I., butcher M. L. Smith, r. 251 Octavia
Johnson John J., boottreer Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 25 Glover
Johnson John J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson John M. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1721 Jack-
son
Johnson John P., r. 54 Sacramento I
Johnson John P. S., carpenter, r. 327 Clementina
Johnson .lolin R., tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 713 >4 Bush
Johnson Joijn T., sawyer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. W s,
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Johnson John W.. dentist, 303 Sixteenth, r. 335 Seven-
teenth
Johnson John W., driver Robert J. Johnson, r. 522
Stockton
Johnson John W., painter, r. 1016 Leavenworth
Johnson John W , seaman, r. Nnrth Pacific Hotel
Johnson Jonas, laborer, r. 117 Natoraa
Johnsou Joseph, waiter Kiihard Stege, r. 919 Pacific
JOHNSO]^ JOSEPH A. .t^«a„d
house painter, 517 California, i
43 1-vJ TwelftH
Johnson Joseph F., carpenter, r. 3.33 San Jos6 Av
Johnson Joseph M. (Longley & Johnson) 332 Bush
Johnson Joseph M., salesman Frank Bros , r. 1827
Market
Johnson Josiah G. (J. G. Johnson & Son) r. 32 Oak
Grove Av
Johnson Josepti, carpenter Wheeler & Burdlok, r.
Cortland Av nr McClell m, B. H.
Johnson J. R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Julius, driver Central RR., r. 1211 Fillmore
Johnson Karl, machinist, r. 572 Folsom
Johnson Katie, widow, r. 6!^ Auburn
Johnson Knud, seaman, r. 30 Clay ,
Johnson Laura L. Miss, necktie maker Isaac Noar, r.
128 Eighth
Johnson Lawrence, carriagemaker John G. Rent-
schler, r. 1146 Stevenson
Johnson Lawrence, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 116}^
Third
Johnson Lena, domestic 1121 Pine
Johnson Lena, domestic 1834 California
Johnson Lewis B., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
McAllister and Lott
Johnson Linius, groceries and liquors, 770 Howard, ,
r. 776 Howard
Johnson L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 20 Pierce ,
Johnson Louis, r. 1116 Pacific
Johnson Louis F.. carpenter, r. 427 Green
Johnson Louisa T., widow, r. 2116 Howard
Johnson M. P., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r. 12
Humboldt
Johnson Margaret, widow, r. 240 Seventh
Johnson Margaret, widow, r. 550 M Natoma
Johnson Maria, widow, r. 504 Chestnut
Johnson Marie J. Miss, teacher Shotwell Street Pri-
ary School, r. Brunswick House
Johnson Mark M. (Hegler, Johnson & Co.jr. Oakland
Johnson Martin, carpenter, r. 173 Minna
Johnson Martin, dairyman, cor Hamilton and Way-
land, U. M. T.
Johnson Martin, laborer John Reynolds, r. SE cor
San Bruno Road and Army
Johnson Martin, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Johnson Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsou Martin, shipliner, r. 3 Jackson PI
Johnson Martin, stableman Yates & Co.. r. Stanford
nr Townsend
Johnson Martin, oiler Union Iron Works, r. 1617
Church
Johnson Mary, widow, r. 251 Octavia
Johnson Mary Mrs., lodgings, 739 Folsom
Johnson Mary A., widow, r. 30 J^ Eausch
Johnson Mary C, widow, r. 1425 Valencia
Jolinsoii Matthias, proprietor The Cafe, 221
Kearny, and The Junction Cafe, 1304 Market, cof-
fee and ice cream parlors, r. 223 Kearny
Johnson Minna, domestic 812 Twentieth
Johnson Minnie, domestic 53 South Park
Johnson Millard F., driver, r. 764 Folsom
Johnson Naomi, domestic 1722 Vallejo
Johnson Nathaniel W.. porter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
327 Market
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fohnsou N.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8 Min.
uesota bet Solano and Butte
lobiiBon Neil, carpenter, r. 107 Turk
fohnBon Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 160 Tehama
fohiigon NcIb, laborer, r. Servia nr Tombigbee
fohiisou Nelse, carpenter, r. 19:J4 Jessie
loLnson Nelson G. iJohnson & De Casper) r. E s
Keutui-ky b<-t Sierra and Nevada
fohnson Nelson P., seaman, r. SOii B^olsom
lobusiin Newton A., r. 54'2 Turk
fobnson Niels, teamster Tillmann & Becdel, r. 311 }4
Tenth
fobusun Niles, cigars and tobacco, .'521 East
fohnson Niles. S. mate stmr City of Stockton, r. 1136
Folsom
fohnson Nils, cook La Grand Laundry.r. 1701 Howard
fohnson Nils G., seaman, r. North Pacilic Hotel
fohnson Nils P., tailor O. W. Nordwell. r. 7 August
Alley
fohnson Nils S., waiter Adam Swan, r. 856 Mlssiou
fohnson Norman, civil engineei* r. 615 Post
ohuson N. P., watihman stmr State of California
fohnson Olaf, seaman, r. 11 Pacilic
ohnson Ole, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
fohuson Oliver, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
ohuson Oliver S., painter, r. 1235 Twenty-fifth
ohnson Olof, bartender, r. 518 Pacific
ohnson Olof. carpenter, 705 Howard, r. 254 Tehama
fohnson Olof, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1904
Powell
ohnson Olof P., carpenter, r. 203 Guerrero
ohnson O. N. (Nordale k Johnson) r. 213 Minna
ohiison Orrick, collector Board State Harbor Com-
niissioners, r. 1013^ Van Ness Av
ohnson Oscar, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
ohnson Oscar, seaman, r. 263 East
ohnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r.
505 Jones
ohnson 0«car S., salesman, r. 20 Byington
ohnson Otto, groceries, NE cor Broadway and
Kearny, r. 1005 J<i Vallejo
ohuson Otto, restaurant, 2645 Mission
ohnson Otto, shoemaker John G. Schroder, r. 553
Fifth
ohnson Otto H., carrier Post Office, r. S s Falkland
bet St. John and Tomblgbee
ohnson Otto J. H., clerk O. Johnson, r. 1005J<i Val-
lejo
ohnsnn P., yardman Pac. Eolling Mill
ohnson P. A., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1413 Polk
ohns m Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
Kentucky Home
ohnson Patrick, inolder, r. 573 Howard
ohuson Patrick W., salesman, r. 207 Hyde
ohnson Peter, r. 214 Francisco
ohnson Peter (Sanders k Johnson) r. 2831 Folsom
ohnson Peter, artist, r. 17 Third
ohnson Peter, butcher, r. Susquehenna nr Corea
ohnson Peter, carpenter, r. 817 Jessie
ohnson Peter, carpenter, r. 1627 Dupont
ohnson Peter, engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. 332 Green
ohnson Peter, laborer, r. 32 Clinton
ohnscin Peter, liquor saloon, cor Russand Howard
ohnson Peter, liquor saloon. Railroad Av bet Trini-
dad and Bahama
ohuson Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Bryant Av, r. 113 Twenty fourth
ohnson Peter, machinist L. P. Garcin & Son, r. 15
Ritch
ohnson Peter, painter 8. M. Hills, r. 922 Battery
ohnson Peter, restaurant, 783 Market
ohnson Peter, roofer, r. 101 Minna
ohnson Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
ohnson Peter, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
ohnson Peter, Beaniao, r. 135 Folsom
ohnson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
ohnsoi: Peter, seaman stmr State of California
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Johnson Peter, shoemaker Bryant & Mullln, r. Oak-
land
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 118 Jasper PI
Johnson Peter A., liquor saloon, 524 Fourth, r. 5
Freelou
Johnson Peter A., liquor saloon, 812 Kearny, r. 827
Montgomery
Johnson Peter A., master schr Bessie Everding, r.
1709 Stockton
Johnson Peter C , carrier Examiner, r. 430 Geary
Johnson Peter G., engineer stmr Gipsey, r. 1110 Mont-
gomery
Johnson P. L., with H. Tobelmann, r. 421 Hayes
Johnson P. W., freight solicitor Oregon Develop-
ment Co., 304 Montgomery, r. .537 Height
Johnson Ralph A., barber P. E. Gllette r. 68 First
Johnson Richard, r. 1836 Powell
Joh son Robert, r. 127 Kearny
JohuKOn Robert, longshoreman, r. 114 Alta
Johnson Robert, longshoreman, r. 2017 Dupont
Johnson Robert, teamster S. F. Lumber Co., i
Tenth
Johnson Robert C, capitalist, r. 605 O'Farrell
Johnson Robert H., clerk, r. 203 Second
Johnson Robert J., fish, 92 California Market,
Stockton
Johnson Robert M., r. 1030 Capp
Johnson Robert S., clerk Robert J. Johnson, i
Stockton
Johnson Robert Z., carpenter, r. 007 }4 Pine
Johnson Robley D., physician, 224 Kearny, r
Howard
Johnson Roger, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 21
Johnson Rosie, widow, r. 130 Second
Johnson R. P. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Johnson Rudolph, chair maker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 301 Lombard
Johnson S. A., porter Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 447
Minna
Johnson Samuel, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 1818 Post
Johnson Samuel, laborer 8. P. Co., r. 2016 Folsom
Johnson «amuel B. engineer, r. 129 )i Utah
Johnson Samuel K., gripman Sutter St. RR. r. 2010
Polk
Johnson Samuel R., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 2016
Folsom
Johnson S. E. Mrs., r. 813 Sutter
JohuBon Selina Mr.=., dressmaker, r. 213 Eleventh
Johnson Semon T., purser, r. 914 Clay
Johnson Seymour, r. 804 Haiuht
Johnson Shirley A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Simon, longshoreman, r. 330 Ritch
Johnson Hina, domestic 408 Post
Johnson Sophie, widow, r. W s Hampshire bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Johnson Sumner Mrs., principal Flora Sharon Free
Kindergarten, r. 710 O'Farrell
Johnson S. W., seaman, r. 263 East
Johnson Sylvester P., engineer Pac. Box Factory, r.
395 Ninth
Johnson T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Tlieodore, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 128 Eighth
Johnson Theodore, printer F. Korbel k Bros., r. W b
Hampshire bet Twentieth ond Twenty-first
Johnson Theodore, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Teneriffe nr St. John
Johnson Theodore, waiter, r. 237 Stevenson
Johnson Theodore R., seaman, r. 909 Capp
Johnson Thomas, r. 356 Grove
Johnson Thomas, r. 935 Sacramento
Johnson Thomas, agent Bertln k Leporl, r. Oakland
Johnson Thomas, laborer, r. 1161 Mission
Johnson Thomas, locksmith, r. 519 Jessie
Jolinson Thomas, millhand. r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Thontas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, salesman, r. 1767 Ellis
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
JohuBOu Thomas, saw filer, r. 315 Greeu
Johnson Thomas, teamster, r. 1()31 Hyde
Johnson Thomas C, clerk, r. 421 Osk
Johnson Tilma. dressmaker, r. 715 Treat Av
Johnson Toppj', miuing expert, r. 314 Bush
Johnson Victor, tanner, r. 1219 }$ Florida
Johnson W., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1405 Buchan-
nan
Johnson W., eeaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Walter J., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2212
Larkin
Johnson William, r. 113 Oregon
Johnson William, r. 139 J^ Clara
Johnson William, barber Marlus Aurouze, r. 225 Val-
lejo
Johnson William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r.
Ocean House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Johnson William, laborer, r. 8 Natoma
Johnson William, laborer, r. 120 Eugenia
Johnson William, laborer, r. San Jose Road nr Sickels
Av, Ocean View
Johnson William, liquor saloon. Railroad Av bet
Cores and Marquesas
Johnson William, messenger Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. Oakland
Johnson William, porter Risdon, Cahn & Co., r. ^7}^
Langton
Johnson William, printer, r. 410 Clementina
Johnson William, seaman, r. 118)^ Washington
Johnson William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Johnson William, tinsmith, r. 529 Sacramento
Johnson William, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Johnson William, steward, r. 529 Filbert
Johnson William A., finisher Buckingham & Hecht. r.
317 Valley
Johnson William A. B., salesman Kelly & Liebes, r.
331 Montgomery
Johnson William B., stockbroker, r. 1 Bush St. PI
Johnson William C, helper, r. 550 >4 Natoma
Johnson William C, machinist, r. 9:UM Eighteenth
Johnson William F., laborer, r. 39 Averill Av
Johnson William F., carrier, r. 120 Turk, rear
Johnson William G., speculator, r. 575 Minna
Johnson William G., laborer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 154 Silver
Johnson William H., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 97 Silver
Johnson William H., wireworker, r. 923J^ Natoma
Johnson William J., carriage painter, r. 1815 Post
Johnson William J., clerk, r. 1400 Devisadero
Johnson William M., carpenter, r. 1 Russ
Johnson William P., inspector Custom House, r. 1819
Buchanan
Johnson William P., secretary Gal. Paper Co., 320
Sansome, r. Oakland
Johnson William R., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Johnson William R. A., purchasing agent P. M. SS.
Co., r. 2310 Fillmore
Johnson William S. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r. 1215
Sutter
Johnson William Sherwood, with Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. NE cor Vallejo and Laguna
Johnson William T., attorney at law, r. 325}^ Bush
Johnson W. P. (W. F. Bowers & Co.) r. Oakland
Jolinsoii W. P., deputy Attorney-General State
of California, chambers 121 Post, r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Johnson & De Casper (Nelson G. Johnson and Fidel
De Casper) liquor saloon, Eb Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Johnson & Opland (Charles Johnson and Charles
Opland) liquor saloon. SEoor Jackson audDrumm
Johnson & Thompson (Hirry Johnson and George
Thompson) coffee saloon, 325 Drumm
<^" Johnson. See Jausen, Janssen, Janson, Jenson
and Jonson
Johnson's Building, O. Livermore agent, 120 Sutter
Johnston Andrew, dyer, r. 1921 Bush
Johnston Agnes Mrs., teacher music, r. 803 Union
Johnston Barron, waiter The Baldwin
Johnston Belle Miss. r. 559 J4 Stevenson
Johnston Catherine Mrs., r. 504 Ninth
Johnston Charles, cook, r. 430 Tehama
Johnston Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnston Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Johnston Charles G.. r. 920 Page
Johnston Charles G., deputy Coroner, r. 918 Broad-
way
Johnston Charles H. C, laborer, r. 22 Glover
Johnston Clara M. Miss, principal Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 920 Page
Johnston Edward, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shot
Co.,r. 121 Lily Av
Johnston Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 203 Second
Johnston Eugene W., blacksmith Union Iron Works,
r. 124 Julian Av
Johnston F. E., cleik freight auditor's office S. P
Co., r. Menlo Park
Johnston Frank, r. 12 Lysett PI
Johnston Frank H., first officer stmr San Bias, r. 130(
Folsom
Johnston Frederick, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 215
Ninth
Johnston George, r. 809 Market
Johnston George A., salesman Wilshire Safe and Scalt
Co., r. 1513 Pierce
Johnston George B., clerk James Jackson, r. 771
Harrison
Johnston Harry, conductor Central RR., r. 1211 Fill
more
Johnston Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1921 Bush
Johnston Henry, skiver Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
107 Grove
Johnston Henry F., cook, r. 869 Market
Jolmston H. H., manager Anderson & Co., r. 90(
Market
Johnston H. W., gripman Market St. RR., r. Goldet
Gate Av bet Lyon and Baker
Johnston Isaiah D., fringemaker Auerbach & Thomp-
son, r. S s Santa Clara bet Missouri and Con-
necticut
Johnston James, carpenter, 1910 Fillmore, r. 282f
Clay
Johnston James, clerk, r. 1405 Buchanan
Johnston James, laborer, r. 566 Bryant
Johnston James, longshoreman, r. 223 Filbflrt
Johnston James, plumber and gasfltter, 927 3^ Folsom
Johnstiin James, teamster, r. 517 Stevenson
Johnston James B., cook, r. 347 Jessie
Johnston James D., book agent, r. S s Santa Clara bel
Connecticut and Missouri
Johnston James E., clerk M. A. Marron
John.ston Jane Miss, r. 1524 Ellis
Johnston Jane A. Miss, r. 1332 Broadway
Johnston J. Archibald, hatter M. Meussdorffer,
1610 Stockton
Johnston Jennie Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 920 Page
Johnston Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland
Johnston John, bricklayer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r,
17 Johnston Av
Johnston John, engineer, r. 29 Garden
Johnston John, marble cutter, r. 430 Ninth
Johnston John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnston John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, I
Pennsylvania Av nr Humboldt
Johnston John Mrs., widow, r. 1513 Pierce
Johnston John F., hostler City RR., r. 739 Folsom
Johnston John G., printer, r. 803 Union
Johnston John N., junk dealer, 566 Mission
Johnston John P. (Bradley & Johnston) r. 640 Clay
Johnston Lewis W., master mariner, r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Maggie Miss, dressmaking, 530 Natoma
Johnston Margaret, widow, r. 417 Filbert
Johnston Mary, widow, r. 3 Minnesota
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Jobnstoii Mary H., widow, r. 1310 Jackson
Johnston Patrick J., plumber William Enright, r.
•20m Larkiu
Jobnston Peter, enpineer, r. 735 Howard
Johnston Peter, machinist, r. 1405 Buchanan
Juhuston K. Mrs., widow, r. fi05 Ellis
Johns^ton R. C, r. 8i;3)« Market
Johnston Richard T. (Johnston & Co.) r. 107 Grove
Johnston S. MIsm. confectionery, 440 Hayes
Johnston Samuel P., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 112 Mason
Johnston T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 742 Minna
Johnston Thomas, cooper, r. 949 Bryant
Johnston Thomas J., foreman Cubery & Co., r. 335
Clementina
Jolingtoii Thomas W. , secretary San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad Co. and Sonoma Val-
ley Railroad Co., office 410 Mission, r. 435 Geary
Johnston T. M. Mrs., matron Foundling Asylum, 913
Golden Gate Av
Johnston William, carpenter S. P. Co.. r. 905 Shot-
well
Johnston William, cook, r. 249 Stevenson
Jobnston W^illlam, tinsmith Anderson & Tallon, r. 6
Montgomery Court
Johnston William A., marine engineer, r. 311 Polk
Johnston William C, insurance solicitor, r. 803
Union
Johnston William D., physician, 514 Kearny and
chemist Cal. State Mining Bureau, r. 3006 Call
fornia
Johnston William H., stone cutter, r. 2210 Mission
Johnston William H., teamster, r. 1507 Buchanan
Johnston William R. (Johnston & Co.) r. 107 Grove
Johnston W. J., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. East Oakland
JOHNSTON & 00.
and William R. Johnston) proprietors
Johnston & Co. 's Photographic Print-
ing and Copying House, 118 Golden
Gate Av
Johnstone Charles S.. oysterman, r. 332^ Ritch
Johnstone Ezra McD., clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Johnstone T. C. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Buchanan
Johnstone Frederick R., clerk Chief Commissary
Division of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 1514 Broadway
Johnstone James, stone cutter, r. 29 Garden
Johnstone Robert H., clerk W. H. Bookstaver & Co.,
r. SE cor Third and Howard
Johnstone Sophie, widow, r. 124 Julian Av
Johnstone Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1757 Ellis
Johnstone Thomas C, policeman, r. 1211 Broadway
Johnstone William, cashier T. M. Antisell Piano Co ,
r. 436 Bartlett
S^ Johnstone. See Johnson, Jobnston and Jonson
Johum Louis, cutter Joe T. Poheim, r. Alameda
Joice Charles H., paintf-r, r. 26 Norfolk
Joice Erastiis V"., notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 6 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1918
Broadway
Joice Katie Miss, tailoress, r. 544 Natoma
Joice Sarah, widow, r. 26 Norfolk
6^ Joice. See Joyce
Joinct Alexander, machinist, r. 1018 Larkin
Joinct Francis, blacksmith, r. 1018 Larkin
Joiner John C, laborer, r. 405^ Fifth
Joiner John J., engraver, 9 Geary, r. 220 Dorland
Joiner Peter, laborer, r. 915 Eighteenth
Joiner William D., vocalist, r. 140 Twelfth
Jolsson Adolph. bartender, r. 620 Post
Joisson Theodore, clerk Vogel & Hahn. r. 620 Post
Joker Publishing Co., H. Lick manager, 708 Mont-
gomery
Jolley Joseph, clerk, r. 841 McAllister
JoUey Sarah, widow, r. 841 McAllister
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
w, & J, mm & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
64 i to 647 MARKET STREET.
Jolley Thomas, teamster Julius Schulken. r. 841
McAllister
Jolley William, bricklayer, r. 841 McAllister
Jollin Otto, cutter The Bon Ton, r. 913 Ji Mission
JoUiflfe Fred., upholsterer Chris. Honerlah, r. 407H
Mission
Jolliffe VV. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1225 Pine
Jolly Fmil, teacher languages, r. 102 Stockton
Joluet John, seaman, r. 670 Twentieth
Jonas Alfred, butcher Jonas >t Co., r. 112 Eleventh
Jonas Charles A., cook, r. 359^ Tehama
Jonas Emanuel, butcher, r. 1049 Market
Jonas Esther Miss, dressmaker, r. 1008 Clay
Jonas I. & Brother (Isaac and Louis Jonas) tailors,
772 Howard
Jonas Isaac (I. Jonas k Bro.) r. 772 Howard
Jonas Louis (I. Jonas & Bro.) r. 772 Howard
Jonas Manuel (Jon;is & Co.) r. 112 Eleventh
Jonas Morris, r. 1110 Folsom
Jonas Nathan, real estate, auctioneer and business
agent, 323 Kearny, r. 1110 Folsom
Jonas Sarah, widow, r. 1008 Clay
Jonas & Co. (Manuel Jonas and George Golden)
butchers, 1117 Mission
0^" Jonas. See Jones
Jonassen John M., groceries, wines and liquors,
417 Third
Jones Albert, tanner, r. 10285^ Alabama
Jones Alexander D., messenger U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r.
1715^ Jones
Jones Alfred, special agent and adjuster Butler i
Haldau. 413 California
Jones Alfred S., waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Jones Ann, widow, r. 310 Jessie
Jones Anne, widow, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Annie Miss. r. 552 Minna
Jones Arthur C, butler, r. 1613 Baker
Jones Arthur H., assistant bookkeeper Kohler &
Chase, r. 603 Bush
Jones A. S., shipping clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.
1812 Lyon
Jones August, compositor, r. 407 Minna
Jones Austin, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1209 Fill-
more
Jones Bartlett F., tlUerman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
r. 1214 Pacific
Jones Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 542 }< Bryant
Jones Benjamin F.. clerk, r. 1312 Kearny
Jones Caleb, Silverman Palace Hotel
Jones C. Arthur, r. 227 Minna
Jones Catharine Mrs., housekeeper, r. 544 Bryant
Jones Charles, r. '2)1 Tehama
Jones Charles, foreman Omnibus RR., r. 762 Folsom
Jones Charles, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
329 Fremont
Jones Charles A. (McAlester & Jones) r. 525 Fell
Jones Charles C, mining, oflSce 202 Sacramento, r.
711 Jones
Jones Charles E.
Jones Charles E
Mission
Jones Charles F., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Jones Charles J., book canvasser, r. 29 Second
Jones Charles J., helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2117
Greenwich
Jones Charles J., traveling salesman Main & Win-
chester, r. 242 Ninth
Jones Charles L., contractor, r. 608 Hayes
Jones Charles P., solicitor Examiner, r. 2611 Howard
Jones Charles R., with Northern Pac. Express Co., r.
242 Ninth
Jones Charles R.. printer, r. 826 Lombard
Jones Charles R.. salesman Mitchell & Peterson, r.
Oakland
Jones Chris M., compositor Call, r. 921 Howard
Jones Clara, domestic 714 Leavenworth
Jones Clara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1017 Larkin
laborer, r. 227 Geary
teamster Cain k Mitchell,
1531^
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Aifent,
iVa
510 California Stree
JON
656
JON
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMERICAN
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Jones Clarence F.. chemist, r. 817 Grove
Jones Clinton, general agent Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway, 36 Montgomery, r. Ross Sta-
tion, Marin Co.
Jones C. W. Mrs., teacher embroidery, r. 246 Chat-
tanooga
Jones Cyrus G., commercial traveler, r. 1023 Twenty-
first
Jones Cyrus W., cashier Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
2820 )<S California
Jones Daniel, engineer, r 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel, real estate agent, 413 Montgomery, r.
117 M Fair Oaks
Jones Daniel Jr., marine engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel C, carpenter, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones David, deckhand stmr Piedmont
Jones David, farmer, r. 63fi Commercial
Jones David, laborer, r. 6 Caroline
Jones David, laborer, r. 329 Vallejo
Jones David H., mining, 330 Pine, rooms 46-47,
r. Palace Hotel
Jones Devreau, cook, r. 1605^ Devlsadero
Jones E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Jones E. A., bellman The Baldwin
Jones E. B., musician, r. 103 Geary
Jones Edmund, stevedore, r. 824 JiJ Nineteenth
Jones Edward, attorney at law, r. 609 Hayes
Jones Edward, foreman foundry Pac. Iron Works
Jones Edward, laborer, i;. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Jones Edward, lumberman, r. 15 Clementina
Jones Edward, painter, r. 212 M Central Av
Jones Edward B., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1820
Washington
Jones Edward F., r. 184 Stevenson
Jones Edward L., laborer, r. cor Sixth and Howard
Jones Edward P., assistant superintendent Union
Iron Works, r. 1029 Twentieth
Jones Edward W. Mrs., r. 1632 Howard
Jones Edwin, salesman Osborn & Alexander
Jones Edwin A., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Harvey
Jones E. G., r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Jones Elizabeth, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 921 Howard
Jones Ellen, widow, r. 327 Oak
Jones Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 552 Minna
Jones Ellis, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
633 Jespie
Jones Enoch, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jones E. Norwood, salesman William Hatteroth, r.
East Oakland
Jones E. P., r. 409 Ninth
.Ibnes E. P., waiter The Baldwin
Jones Ernest N., clerk, r. 1023 Twenty-first
Jones E. S., r. 1332 Howard
Jones Eugene, clerk Thomas H. Rooney
Jones Evan E., r. 1312 Kearny
Jones Everett D. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. Oakland
Jones P. A., r. 871 Market
Jones Frances, widow, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Jones Francis H., clerk, r. 601 Post
Jones Frank, liquor saloon, 415 Brannan
Jones Frank A., engineer, r. 711 Oak
Jones Frank B., conductor, r. 2723 Folsom
Jones Frank E., carpenter, r. 106 }<J Third
Jones Frank J., wood turner A. Cameron & Co., r. 7
Winthrop
Jones Frank L., liquor saloon, 194 Stevenson, r. 310
Jones Frank M., waiter, r. 237
Jones Frederick, cook, r. 345 Minna
Jones Frederick, oiler V. S. Mint, r. 338 Eddy
Jone^^ Frederick E., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo
& Co.,r. 219 Minna
Jones Frederick L., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1312 Kearny
Jones Frederick Sv., r. 817 Grove
Jones G. A., compositor Chronicle, r. 407 Minna
Jones George, driver Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co., r. Alameda
JonttH Georjje, secretary The Dickman-Jones Co.,
512-514 Folsom, r. 718 Howard
Jones George B. , florist, 317 Sutter, r. Saucelitc
Jones George C. , secretary Occidental Self En
dowment Association, office 28 Phelan Bldg, r.
534 Bush
Jones George E., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 935 Sutter
Joues George E., student, r. 638 Haigbt
Jones George M., clerk, r. 718 Leavenworth
Jones George W., law student, r. 1302 Pine
Jones George W., school teacher, r. 606 Oastro
Jones G. T.. r. 304 Third
Jones H., laundryman S. P. Laundry
Jones Hamilton, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 126 Fourth
Jones Harrison, secretary Masonic Board of R
lief, office Masonic Temple, r. 721 Webster
Jones Harrison A., offi'ial reporter Superior Court
Dept 3, office 65 Nevada Block
Jones Harrison C, teamster, r. 1531 J^ Mission
Jones Harry, wood and coal, 245 Stevenson
Jones Harry D , with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 327 Oak
Jones Harry L., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2014
Taylor
Jones Henry (Jones & Ruegg) r. 44 Sixth
Jones Henry, fireman, r. 524 First
Jones Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Worki
1106 Alabama
Jones Henry, porter Stearns, Worden & Co., r. NE cor
Turk and Steiner
Jones Henry A., carpenter, r. 2611 Howard
Jones Henry E., molder, r. 238 Ritch
Jones Henry F., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 47 Gar-
den Av
Jones Henry G. (Barrett & Jones) r. Oakland
Jones Henry L., City Steam Carpet Beating and
Renovating Works, 24-26 Eighth, telephone 3250
Jones Henry M., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 416 Sec-
ond
Jones Herbert, foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r
25 Oak
Jones H. P., third officer stmr City of Sydney
Jones H S. (Jones & Charles) r. Oakland
Jones Hu., attorney at law, 429 Montgomery, r. 1358
Jones Hugh, blacksmith Sims & Morris, r. 6523<J Na-
toma
Jones Hugh, master mariner, r. 348 Fremont
Jones Hugh B. (Harris & Jones) r. 1121 Scott
Jones Ira, clerk, r. 522 ;<; Bryant
Jones Isaac W., laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Jones Isabella, widow, r. 735 Twenty-third
Jones J., clerk License Collector's Office, r. 850 Mar- ;
ket
Jones J. Mrs., widow, r. 2907 Bush
Jones Jacob, laundryman Central Laundry,
Ridley
Jones James, boatman, r. 7 Winthrop
Jones James, carpenter, r. 2123 Mission
Jones James, gardener, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones James, night watchman, r. 37 Second
Jones James C. salesman Keane Bros., r. 218 Stock-
ton
210 i
JONES JAMES a. general man-
ag-er for Pacific Coast, Massacliusetts ;
Benefit Association, and. general agent
United States Mutual Accident Associa- i
tion, Flood Bldg, SW cor Market and
Fourth, r. Oakland
Jones James H., engineer stmr San Rafael, r. 911
Polk
Jones James M., stock raiser, office 331 Kearny, room
12, r. 2614 California
Jones James S., clerk Yates & Hunter, r. 334 Hayes
Jones Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 219 Golden Gate
Av
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEH'S FHRNISHIM GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
) 5 30
(WASHINGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGN
JON
JON
Jones J. Bates, clerk general freight ofiBce S. P. Co.,
r. 005 Geary
Jones J. C. Mrs., proptr The Elliot, 110 Eddy
Jones Jeremiah, bartender Fallon & Buckley
Jones J. H.. carpenter, r. 212 Hyde
Jones J. J., waiter Palace Hotel
Jones J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 432 H Hsigbt
Jones J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 735 Twenty-third
Jones Joel B., jewelers' supplies. 120 Sutter, r. 703
Taylor
Jones John, r. 529 Sacramento
Jones John, bellman Palace Hotal
Jones John, blacksmith, r. ()73 Clementina
Jones John, bottler C. Gehiet & Co., r. 713 Turk
Jones John, calker, r. StiO Howard
Jones John, cardriver, r. 31 Everett
Jones John, dairyman, cor Anderson and Lyon, B. H,
Jones John, gardener, r. 537 Sacramento
Jones ,)ohn, laborer, r. 122 San Jose Av
Jones John, soap dealer, r. 1619 Folsom
Jones John, ^amster, r. 232 Sixth
Jones John A, train baggage master S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Jones John A., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. East Oakland
Jones Jolin B., collector treasurer's office S. P. Co., r.
1002 Harrison
Jones John B., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
103 Devisadero
Jones John D. (Jones, Mundy & Co.) r. 712 Sutter
Jones John F., photographer, r. 931 Sacramento
Jones John F., steward, r. 51 H Ritch
Jones John H., butcher, r. 1051 Mission
Tones John J., expressman, r. 1517 Mission
Jones John .J., teamster Wilson & Bro., r. cor Ala-
bama and Army
Jones .Jphn M., r. 1419 Hayes
Jones Johi^M., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r. 106 Jessie
lones John P., pressman, r. 1312 Kearny
(ones John R., bookkeeper Columbia Foundry, r.
2109 Jones
fones John R., delivery clerk Geo. 0. Shreve & Co.,
r. East Oakland
'ones John T., first officer stmr Alameda, r. 1838 Jj
Stevenson
ones John W., stenographer McAllister & Bergln, r.
721 Webster
ones Joseph, seaman, r. 633 Second
ones Joseph, with Harry Jones, r. 245 3^ Stevenson
ones Joseph D., brickmason, r. 808 Filbert
ones Joseph H. (Jones & Norwood) r. 405 Sutter
i Joseph K., salesman East & Co., r. 521 >i Fell
ones J. W. Mrs., widow, r. .508 Greenwich
ones K. Valencia, r. Ill Turk
ones L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Broderick
ones Laura, r. 1906 Ellis
ones Lizzie, r. E s Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and
Butte
ones Louis, real estate agent. 413 Montgomery, r.
1002 Natoma
ones Lucy Miss, school teacher, r. 2907 Bush
ones Maggie, widow, r. 830 Howard
ones Marshall, molder Union Iron Works, r. 26
Glen Park Av
ones Martin, mining, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 1763 How-
ard
ones Mary, widow, r. 323 Scott
jnes Mary E., widow, r. 638 Haight
ones Mary 8., widow, i. 3hi Monroe
! Maurice, waiter, r. 503 Hyde
ones Maurice G., press agent Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., 15 Nevada Block, r. 1110 Folsom
ones, McCraken & Co. (8. A. Douglas Jones
and William H. McCraken) importers guns fish-
ing tackle, cutlery and hardware, and manufac-
turers' agents, 109 California
ones Michael, laborer Pac. Mail Dock, r. 627 Natoma
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
&. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DEAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STBEET.
Jones Mirhael P. (Jones k C.>.) r. U.'l Pine
JONES, MUNDY & CO. ,^oh«
D. Jones and Jante!) H. Mundy) import-
ers and rominission merchants, O, H.
Munint's Clinmpa<;nes, ApoIIinaria
and Hunyadi Waiters, Anheuser-Busch,
St. liouis and Val. Blatz Slilwaukee
Beers, liiquid Bread, etc., 16 Front
Jones N. W.. photographer, r. 1020 Geary
Jonts Orin (Onn Jones & Co.) r. 52(; Sutter
Jones Orin & Co. (Orin Jonesi boot and shoe
manufacturers, 105 Battery
Jones Oscar R.. with Jones & Nor-nood, r. 405 Sutter
Jones Ottiwell W., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Owen, seaman stmr Crescent City, r. 32 Steuart
Jones Owen E., ticket agent Chicago and Northwest-
ern Ky. Co., 2 New Montgomery, r. 730 Post
Jones Patrick, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 627 Na-
tom
Jones Patrick H., calker, r. 1831 O'Farrell
Jones Paul, stockclerk Davis Bros., r. 921 )i Mission
Jones Paul A., liquor saloon, Gi9 Mission
Jones Pembroke W., driver >^ ells Fargo & Co., r. 1404
Leavenworth
Jones Peter, tanner Poetsch k Peterson, r. cor Army
and Alabama
Jones Peter L. (Langley & Jones) r. 801 Union
Jones Philip, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Jones Philip, tailor, r. 919 Sacramento
Jones P. W., clerk Evening Post, r. 2611 Howard
Jones Rebecca, widow, r. 931 Sacramento
Jones Heed, manufacturers' agent, 306 Sacramento,
r. Oakland
Jones R. H. Mrs., milliner, 1208 Stockton
Jones Richard, clerk, r. 733 Harrison
Jones Richard B., bookkeeper Singer Mnfg Co., r.
2109 Jones
Jones Richard C, bookkeeper Sierra Lumber Co., r.
1419 Hiiyes
Jones Richard H., carpenter, r. 1208 Stockton
Jones R. L. Mrs., dressmaking, 961 Howard
Jones Robert, bartender Frank Jones, r. 310 Jessie
Jones Robert, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Jones Robert, butcher P. F. Canuvan & Son, r. 316
Eleventh
Jones Robert, di.'ihwasher, r. Bonanza House
Jones Robert, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25
Washington
Jones Robert, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Jones Robert, stableman, r. 37 Minna, roar
Jones Robert H., r. 1231 Filbert
Jones Rose, domestic 159 Octavia
Jones Rowland, grlpmau Market St. RR., r. cor Mc-
Allister and Lott
Jones S. A. Douglas (Jones, McCraken Ji Co.) r. 101
Hartford
Jones Sallie J. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 101 Hartford
Jones Samuel (Jones k Glvins) r. Occidental Hotel
Jones Samuel, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Jones Samuel, sign cleaner, r. 4 Chatham PI
Jones Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 712 Church
Jones Samuel A., engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. W 8
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Jones Samuel D,, mining, r. 2318 Steiner
Jones Samuel P., fruits, 1155 Howard
Jones Samuel S., carpet beater S. S. Ferguson, r. 328
Haves
Jones 8. H., shipping clerk, r. 1812 Lyon
Jones Sidney C, r. 923 >< Filbert
Jones Siminnns. salesman Keane Bros., r. 307 Hayes
Jones S. L. (S. L. Jones k Co.) r. 1315 Hyde
Jones S. L. & Co. (Simon L. and Everett P.
Jones) auctioneers and commission merchants,
207-209 California
Jones Squire, porter Baldwin Theater, r. 118 Val-
paraiso
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JON
658
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTEUS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FREXCH RANGCS.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Jones Surry R., etenngraplier and typewriter, 65
Nevada Block, r. 721 Weljster
Jones T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Jones T. G., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. 311
Turk
Jones Theophilas J., seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Jones Tberosa, dressmaker, r. 2907 Bush
Jones Thomas, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones Thomas, blacksmith William Deacon, r. 3 Te-
hama
Jones Thomas, blacksmith H. M. Black, r. 309
Seventh
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 915 J^ Natoma
Jones Thouias, carpenter, 1120 Taylor, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 1708 Turk
Jones Thomas, gardener, r. 1015 Jackson
Jones Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 109
Fifth
Jones Thomas, plumber George Crowley, r. Twenty-
sixth nr Alabama
Jones Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 411
Clementina
Jones Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jones Thomas, steelworker, r. W s Illinois bet Butte
and Napa
Jones Thomas A., carriagesmith, r. 309 Seventh
Jones Thomas D., r. cor Page aud Ashbury
Jones Thomas H. (Jones k Lotz) r. 2112 Steiner
Jones Thomas H., watchman, r. Jacl^son nr Spruce
Jones Thomas L., sexton St. John the Baptist Church
r. 1222 Eddy
Jones Thomas S., painter, r. 714 Turk
Jones Thomas W., stevedore, 419 Drumm, r. 734 Green
Jones W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Jones Walter B., cashier Pacific Manufacturing
Co., 936 Mission
Jones Walter S., mining, r. 2318 Steiner
Jones Warren, salesman James Dnfi'y & Co.
Jones Webster (Jones & Co.) r. NE cor Gough and
Clay
Jones W. D., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 304 Third
Jones William (Moncisvais & Jones) r. 1108 Clay
Jones William, r. 927 Sutter
Jones William, bar and billiard rooms, and office
Jones' Self-opening and Closing Driveway Gate
Co., 1950 Howard
Jones William, blacksmith, r. 563 Mission
Jones William, calker, r. 238 Ritch
Jones William, carpenter, r. 714 Laurel Av
Jones William, cook stmr Santa Maria
Jones William, driver William Oluff & Co.
Jones William, laborer, r. 39 3'^ Moss
Jones William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William, molder Pac. Iron Works
Jones William, physician, 155 New Montgomery, r.
1136 Guerrero
Jones William, seaman, r. 521 First
Jones William, tanner, r. 1028 J4 Alabama
Jones William, teamster 0, A.Warren, r. 742 Tehama
Jones William, treasurer The H. T. Holmes Lime Co.
14-18 Market, r. 927 Sutter
Jones W'lliam, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 370 Natoma
Jones William A., lithographer Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co.. r. 26 Glen Park Av
Jones William A., manager Llewellyn Steam Con
denser Mnfg Co., 330 Pine, room 51, r. 129 Chest-
nut
Jones William A., salesman Jones & Co., r. 1205 De-
visadero
Jones William E., carriagepainter, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones William F., deputy Sheriff, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William G. , carpenter, r. 5.32 Jessie
Jones William H., r. 1051 Mission
Jones William H., clerk, r. 967 Howard
Jones William H., plumber, 502 Ellis
Jones William J., millhand J. R. Fairweather, r. 51?^
Ritch
Jones William J., salemsn Davis Bros., r. 35 Pleasant
Jones William C, bookkeeper Stockton Milling Co.,
r. 11 Page
Jones William W., salesman H. N. Tilden & Co., r.
1129 M Twent.v-tirst
Jones Winfield S., vice-president Security Sav-
ings Bank, 228 Montgomery, r. 1313 Hyde
Jones W. R., r. 10 Scott
Jones W. S., helper Cal. Electric Light Co.r. 730 Post i
Jones & Charles (H. S. Jones and E. Charles) proptrs
Oakland and S. F. Express, 26 Steuart
Jones «S£ Co. (Michael P. and Webster Jones) '
wholesale grocers aud commission merchants, I
26-28 Fremont
Jones & Givens (Samuel Jones and Charles S. Giv-
ens) agents barb fence wire, 16 Beale
Jones & Lotz (Thomas H. Jones and Paul Lotz) |
proprietors Elite Photographic Studio, 838 Mar-|
ket
Jones & Norwood (Joseph H. Jones and William i
E. Norwood) stockbrokers, 320 Pine
Jones & Ruegg (Henry Jones and G. Ruegg) real es-
tate brokers, 405 Montgomery
8^ Jones. See Jonas
Jones' Oakland and San Francisco Express, office 267
East
Joost Behrend (Joost Bros, and Dahler & Co.) r.
junction Eighteenth and Falcon Road
Joost Brothers (Fabian and Behrend) hardware
wholesale and retail, 1438-H40 Mission
Joost Carsten, r. 605 Fell
Joost Fabian (Joost Bros.) r. 1442 Mission
Joost Frederick, clerk, r. 1442 Mission
Joost Fritz, bartender, r. 504 Leavenworth
Joost Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Everett, r. 42 Everett
Joost Henry, master schr Apache, office 7 Clay
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Bro.) r. cor Gough and Ash
Av
Joost Henry, printer, r. 631 Sacramento
Joost Hermann, produce commission merchant,
butter and eggs, 310-312 Battery, and Supervifeo
Eleventh Ward, r. 227 Gapp
Joost John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Second
and Brannan
Joost M. & Brother (Martin and Henry) hay and grain,
NE cor Gough and Ash Av
Joost Martin, capitalist, r. 1436 Mission
Joost Martin, groceries and liquors, 701 Van Nesf
Av
Joost Martin, ironmolder, r. 7 3^ Verona
Joost Martin (M. Joost & Bro.) r. NE cor Gough and
Ash Av
Jnost Rebecca, widow, r. 504 Gough
J0^ Joost. See Jost and Yost
Joran Louis G., artist, r. 525 Harrison
Jordan Ado'ph, liquor saloon, 425 Montgomery Av
Jordan Albert J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 731 Clem
entina
Jordan Alfred B., bookkeeper M. Ettinger, r. 41'
Powell
Jordan .Alfred B., helper Pioneer Varnish Works, r
San Bruno Road bet Army and Twenty-sixth
Jordan Annie L., widow, dressmaker, r. 1119 Missior
Jordan August, r. 1206 Jackson
Jordan Bridget, widow, r. 1011 Harrison
Jordan C, porter Sand Bros., r. 1617}^ Dupont
Jordan Charles G., cooper Am. Sugar Refinery,
638 ?i Natoma
Jordan Conrad, butcher, r. 242 Sutter
Jordan David R.. janitor, 324 Pine, r. 929 Washingtoi
Jordan Dennis, contractor, r. 911 Webster
Jordan Ernest B., bookkeeper 8. & Q. Gump, r. 1
Willows Av
Jordan F., rigger, r. 349 Beale
Jordan Frank, cook, r. 362 Jessie
Jordan George, manufacturer and dealer watche
and jewelry, 433 Montgomery, r. 11 Rondell PI
Jordan George W., boilermaker, r. 142 Sixth
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
££
THE HASTINGS'
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 84,712,747
•HE BANCROFT COiVIPANYiMATK?TV
;PRINTERS ANU LITHOGRAPHERS.
JOR
659
JOS
Jordan George W., salesman The Carlson-Currier
Silk Mnfg Co., r. 743 Piue
Jordan Gus, locksmith, 20U7 Fillmore, r. 1206 Jack-
son
Jordiin Harry, glovemaker, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Jordan Henry, r. 807 Leavenworth
Jordan Henry, carpenter, r. Eureka Lodging House
Jordan Henry, steward, r. 102 Stockton
Jordan Henry M., r. 834 Nineteenth
Jordan Henry S., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
Oakland
Jordan Herman C, bookkeeper Kohler & Fronling, r.
1216 Clay
Jordan James, cook, r. 743 Minna
Jordan James, distributor La Grande Laundry
Jordan James, salesman, r. 118 Freelon
Jordan James E., carpenter, r. 911 Webster
Jordan James H., salesman A. M. Fratinger, r. 506
Second
Jordan John, butcher stmr Alameda
Jordan John, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 75 Minna
Jordan John, liquor saloon, 326 Grant Av
•Jordan John F., janitor New Zealand Ins. Co., r. 8
Caroline PI
Jordan John J., driver, r. 528 Howard
Jordan Joseph, bakery, N s Point Lobos Iv bet Sec-
ond and Third Avs
Jordan Joseph, stairbuilder, r. 142 Sixth
Jordan Joseph E , carpeuter, r. Ahlborn House
Jordan Joseph J. (Campbell & Jordan) 10 Mason
Jordan Joseph S., commercial traveler, r.2619 Folsom
Jordan Joseph S., reporter Chronicle, r. 911 Webster
Jonlan Kate Miss, r. 1024 Howard
Jordan Laura, furnished rooms, 320)4 Sutter
Jordan Louis, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2315 Mason
Jordan Lo^H^s J. (Jordan & Co.) r. 211 Geary
Jordan Martin, groceries and liquors, 237 Minna
Jordan Patrick, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 1627
Hyde
Jordan Peter, laborer, r. 548 Minna
Jordan Peter I., bricklayer, r. 911 Webster
Jordan Robert, engineer, r. 521 Shotwell, rear
Jordan Rudolph, capitalist, r. 897 Fulton
Jordan Rudolph Jr., farmer, r. 897 Fulton
Jordan S. Mrs., carpet sewer, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Jordan Susie, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1323 Stockton
Jordan Valley Stock Co., George W. Scott secretary,
2u2 Sansome
Jordan William, solicitor, r. 703 )4 Davis
Jordan William C. (Macy & Jordan) r. 142 Sixth
Jordan William F., clerk Paulsell & Wilbur, r. 526
Eddy
Jordan William H. (Jordan & Bull) r. Oakland
Jordan William J., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1029 Minna
Jordan William P.. r. 137 Montgomery
Jordan Zenie M. Miss, saleslady, r. 1024 Mission
■Jor<\a.n Hi Bull (William H. Jordan and Franklin
P. Bull) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery, room
18
Jordan k Co. (Louis J. Jordan) physicians, 211
Geary
I&" Jordan. See Jurdan and Jourden
Jorgensen A., quartermaster stmr San Pablo
Jorgensen Albert N., seaman, r. 263 East
Jorgensen Christian, artist, 220 Sutter, r. East Oak-
land
Jorgenaen Christian (Thomson & Jorgensen) r. 38
Natoma
Jorgensen Emil, coffee saloon, 304 Grant Av, r. 1623
Pine
Jorgensen Flora, widow, r. 209 Capp
Jorgensen Frederick, carpenter, r. 263 East
Jorgensen Hans, driver City RR., r. 1804 Mission
Jorgensen Hans, master mariner, r. 303 Chestnut
Jorgensen Jacob, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 47)4
Clara
IN THE
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTEn.S AND DKALEHS I.N
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET.
>'EXT ABOVE PALACE HOTKL.
Jorgensen James P., artist, r. 822 M Post
Jorgensen James P., carpenter, r. 250 >4 Fourth
Jorgensen Jens, seaman, r. G6 Oregon
Jorgensen Jens P., canvasser, r. 1217 3^ Kearny
Jorgensen Jens R, restaurant, 258 First, r. 125 Clip-
per
Jorgensen John, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Jorgensen John A., longshoreman, r. 332 Duncan
Jorgensen Jorgen, blacksmith Atlas Iron Works, r.
123 Jackson
Jorgensen Jorgen, driver, r. 903 Shotwell
Jorgensen Jules, master tug Dolphin, r. 63 Tehama
Jorgensen Marius, longshoreman, r. 24 Hampton PI
Jorgensen Niels, expressman, NW cor Seventeenth
and Mission, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Natoma
Jorgensen Ole, master mariner, r. 1904 Stockton
Jorgensen Peter, cabinetmaker MoUer & Sass, r. 28
Laskie
Jorgensen Peter, oyster saloon, 87-88 Centre Market,
r. 6 Lily Av
Jorgensen Walter, seaman, r. 263 East
1^" Jorgensen. See Jurgenseirand Jurgenson
Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Jorss Edward C, machinehand. r. 511 Shotwell
Jory John, shoemaker, r. 204 Nineteenth
Jory John H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 540 How-
ard
Jory Joseph H.. shoemaker. 224 Fell, r. 2020 Mission
Jory Mary, widow, r. 232 Oak
Jory William E., shoemaker, r. NW cor Bryant Ay
and Santa Clara
Jory William J., shoemaker, r. 2020 Mission
Jory William T.. cutter Buckingham & Hecht. r. 232
Oak
Joseph Adele Mme., dressmaking. 636 Geary
Joseph .\lfred. watchman, r. 419 Union
Joseph Anton, waiter Palace Hotel
Joseph Balvino J., deckhand, r. 329 M Broadway
Joseph Benjamin, merchant, r. 1010 Minna
Joseph Bernard, capitalist, office 2-4 Battery, r. 2319
Sutter
Joseph Brothers (Harris and Louis) clothing and
mens' furnishing goods, 229 Montgomery
Joseph Charles, manager Andrew Genet, r. 104 Ship-
ley
Joseph Charles A., salesman A. Elsenberg, r. 316 Fifth
Joseph E. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Joseph Emanuel, boatman, r. 36 Clay
Joseph Emanuel, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.. r. cor Army and Howard
Joseph Emil. watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1404 Lt'avenworth
Joseph Francis, milker James Igo, r. California Av,
opp Bryant, B. H.
Joseph Frank E., blacksmith D. I. Newkirk, r. SW
cor .\rmy and Howard
Joseph George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 663 Howard
Joseph Harris (Joseph Bros.) r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Henry, teamster, r. .526 Sixth
Joseph Henry F., clerk general freightofflceS. P. Co.,
r. San Mateo
Joseph Hiam (Estate) Julius Goetz manager, 405
-Montgomery, room 14
Joseph Isaac, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Isaac, barber, r. 318 Fell
Joseph Isaac C. bookkeeper, r. 1203 Octavia
Joseph Isaac, tailor, r. 3HM Moss
Joseph Isiiiore. journalist Examiner, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph J. A., clerk, r. 8 Ma^oii
Joseph Jacob, butcher J. Selig k Co.. r. 528 O'Farrell
Joseph Jacob, agent Siedeuberg & Co., (New York)
237-239 Kearny
Joseph James, clerk, r. 2406 Folsom
Jo8e|)h James L., clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo
A: Co.. r. 1916 Howard
Joseph Jesse M., receiving clerk M. Ehrman & Co.,
r. 2319 Sutter
Joseph J. H.. salesman George Greenzweig fc Co.
fYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^A^rA^^S^c^^^ ^^I'SI
JOS
660
JOY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Firo - Pluce 'rriinniing-s
a Speciiilty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Joseph Josepli, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Joseph, carriage blacksmith Carvill Mnfg
Co., r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Joseph, expressman, r. 1914 Ellis
Joseph Julius, bushelman Gordon The Tailor, r. 637 M
Natoma
Joseph Lazar, r. 1517 Powell
Joseph Louis (Joseph Bros.) r. 18.31 Bush
Joseph M. Mrs., boarding, 1616-1618 Bush
Joseph Manuel, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Joseph Manuel, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Joseph Maria A., widow, r. Ill Bernard
Joseph Mary, widow, r. 526 Sixth
Joseph Michael J., salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. .513 Leavenworth
Joseph Morris, salesman, r. 911 Broadway
Joseph Nathan (Nathan Joseph & Co.) r. 1031 Mis-
sion
JOSEPH NATHAN & CO.
(Nathan Josepli) agents Q,«een's 0>vn
Co. (Slieffield, England) William Mitch-
ell's English steel pens, theatrical
goods, .society badges, etc., 641 Clay
Joseph Philip, jeweler, r. 1404 Leavenworth
Joseph Philip, salesman H. Eoman & Co., r. 215 Post
Joseph Samuel A., bookkeeper Braunschweiger & Co.,
r. 2319 Sutter
Joseph Sarah Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar School,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Joseph Simon, furniture, 1226 Stockton, r. 911 Broad-
way
Joseph William, porter Steele & Jacobson, 129 Second
Joseph William B., fireman Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Josephi David E. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 1317
Gough
Josephi James E., clerk, r. 1317 Gough
Josephi Robert, deputy Assessor, r. 1053 McAllister
Josephi William M., clerk Post Office, r. 511 Mason
Josephs Benjamin, tailor, 8 Turk, r. 38><5 Moss
Josephs Frank, machinist, r. 2'.'9 Sixth
Josephs Frank B., night clerk freight depot S. P. C.
Ry., r. Oakland
Josephs James, violinmaker, 410 Kearny, room 18
Josephs John E., r. 517 Pine
Josephs Joseph, driver United Carriage Co., r. 719
Howard
Josephs Peter A., violinmaker, r. 410 Kearny
Josephson Bertha, widow, r. 504 Hayes
Josephson Joshua S., with J. Behr, 121 Pine. r. 2
Leonard PI
Josephson Myer, r. 504 Hayes
Josephson S , liquor dealer, r. 2 Leonard PI
Josephson William, millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. 47 Sacramento
Joshua Hendy Machine Works, S. J. Hendy
president, C. V. Manner secretary, 39-51 Fre-
mont
Josich Charles, restaurant, 212 Brannan, r. 15 Rincon
Av
Joslin Charles A., shoemaker, r. 646 Seventeenth
Joslin Herman L., carpenter William S. Lott & Co.,
r. 117 Taylor
Josslin Lewis, teamster John Tuttle, r. 537 Haight
Josselyn A. P. k Co. (Abram C. Josselyn, Jacob
Kiefer, Peter Barnhart, Adam May and Thomas
K. Rothenberger) mnfrs cigars, 629 Washington
Josselyn Abram C. (A. C. Josselyn & Co.) r. Windsor
Hotel
Josselyn Ada M. Miss teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 901 Twenty- fourth
Josselyn Charles (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. 1815
Gough
Josselyn Eliza Mrs., r. 822 Larkin
Josselyn G. M. «& Co. (George M. and Charles
Josselyn) ship chandlers, 38-40 Market
Josselyn George M. (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Josselyn Henry 0., carpenter, r. 822 Larkin
Josselyn Joseph H., physician, 226 Sutter
Josselyn Jason W., shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Jos.selyn Maria A., widow, r. 901 Twenty-fourth
JoBselya Seymour, Peaman, r. 644 Sacramento
Josselyn William C, tailor, 9 Geary
Josselyn William M., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
901 Twenty-fourth
Jost Adolph P., cook. r. 24 Sixth
Jost Bernhard, bartender Echenhorst Bros., r. 661
Stevenson
Jost C. •& Son. (Charles and Charles, Jr.) man-
agers California Distilling Co., Antiocb, Cal.,
office 306-308 Clay
Jost Charles (C. Jost & Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Cliarles Jr. (C. Jost k Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Edward N., r. 1516 Powell, rear
Jost Henry, cook, r. 1209 Kearny
Jost Joseph, bookkeeper (C. Jost & Son) r. 1108 Post
Jost Joseph, clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Jost Katherine, domestic 1013 ^ Twenty-first
Jost William R., bookkeeper Cal. Distilling Co., r.
1108 Post
B^" Jost. See Joost and Yost
Jostmau Cascius, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Josue Arthur, proprietor Grangers' Saloon, 113
Davis, V. 109 California
Joubert Joseph, laundryman, r. 117 Julian Av
Joubert Martin, laborer, r. 538 Valencia
Joubert Peter, laundry and hardware, 1648 Mission
Jouett C. H., clerk R. Dunsmuir k Sons, r. Berkeley
Joullin Amadie, assistant director Cal. School of De-
. sign, 430 Pine, r. 723 Turk
Joullin Etienne, wines and liquors, 32 Sixth, r.
723 Turk
Joumier Gustave, longshoreman, r. 1522 Guerrero
Jounieaux August, sewing machines, 426 Hayes
Jourden John P., manager James Duffy & Co.,
811 Market, and proprietor Occidental Varnish
Works, r. 2525 Howard
ay Jourden. See Jordan and Jurdan
Journal of Commerce (daily and weekly) Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co. publishers, 411 Cali-
fornia, editorial rooms 518 Sacramento
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., Edward M.
Murphy manager, 411 California
Journeay James, carpenter, r. 623 Twenty-first
Journey John, laborer, r. 532 Folsom
Journey Joseph G., machinist, r. W a Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
Journeymen Bakers' National Union, August Delabar
manager, 232 Taylor
Joussit Eugene, machinist C. H. Evans, r. 535 Eaight
Jovanovich Elia, bartender Mint Exchange
Jovanovlch J. R.. clerk, r. 103 Eighth
Jovovich Andrew, bartender Lazar Jovovich, r. lOOii
Jackson
Jocovich l<azar, coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson
and Drumm, r. 1001 Powell
Joy Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1014
Jackson
Joy Ed-xvin W. , Importing, manufacturing and
dispensing chemist, 852 Market, r. 706 Van Nese
Av
Joy Ella, groceries and liquors, 232 Langton
Joy John, laborer, r. 232 Langton
Joy Mary, widow, r. 142 Ninth
Joy Sarah, widow, r. 930 Folsom
Joy William, carpenter, r. 119M Sixth
Joy William S., laborer, r. 1132 Twenty second '
Joyce Albert, clerk, r. 419 Brannan
Joyce Delia, domestic SW cor Sixteenth and Castro
Joyce Edmund, livery stable, r. 727 Valencia
Joyce Frederick B., oils, 40 Bluxome, r. Redwood
City
Joyce George, stableman, r. 24 Turk
Joyce James T., laborer, r. 6 Himmelmann PI
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. TOR. TIIWRBl
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Hantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
IwashIn^t^n sT.iProdncers ot FINE TABLE WINES
JOY
6fil
JUL
•Joyce John, stockman, r. 757 Folsoui
oyce Maria, widow, r. 1022 Oak
Joyce Martin, carpenter, r. 10 ?2 Oak
Joyce Martin, clerk freight auditor's office fa. P. Co.,
.711 Jones
Joyce Martin, painter Daniel Foley, r. 35 Juniper
Joyce Mary, widow, r. 5:32 Bryant
Joyce Mary A., widow, r. 1037 Mission
Joyce M. E.. r. The Baldwin
Joyce Michael, teamster, r. 458 Tehama
Joyce Patrick B., physician, r. Tennessee nr Solano
Joyce Peter J., crockery and glassware, 115 Sixth, r.
544 Minna
Joyce P. W. Mrs., -widow, r. 1646 Howwd
Foyce William, machinist, r. Pennsylvania Av nr Si-
erra
Toyce William S., bookkeeper Commercial Union As-
surance Co. (limited) of London, r. 515 Post
^" Joyce. See Joice
foyes John W., collector Easton, Eldridge & Co., r.
Oakland
oyner Patrick, laborer Savage Son & Co., r. 830
Eighteenth
oyut Oren, r. 475 Haight
unrez Isabelle Miss, r. 1511 M Mason
ubb Thomas C, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oak-
laud
ucbter Aaron, master mariner, r. 666 Bryant
uchter Bernard J., soapmaker, r. S s Santa Clara bet
Vermont and Nebraska
uchter Frank J., soapmaker, r. S s Santa Clara bet
Vermont sind Nebraska
uchter Maj>y, widow, r. S s Santa Clara bet Vermont
and Nebraska
uda Leon, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 127 Montgom-
ery
uda Morris, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1607 Post
uda Simon (Oesterman, Rehfisch &Co.) 113 Sansome
uda Simon Jr., clerk Bachman Bros.
Fuel nil Henry R. , assistant general passenger
&<^vut Southern Pacitic Co. (Northern Division)
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 33, r. San
Mateo
udd Charles M., carpenter and builder, 1507 Pine, r.
217 M Austin
udd Garritt P., tinner C. A. Gushing, r. 731 Geary
udd G. P. Mrs., dressmaking, 731 Geary
udd Jacob L., cook, r. 103 Larkin
udd John J., waiter, r. 6 Monroe
udd Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. Ill Perry
udd Lizzie G. Mrs. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son) r.
Oakland
udd Norrls A. (Hicks & Judd) r. Oakland
udd Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Gilbert
add Theodocia D. Miss, r. 702 Dolores
udd Thomas H., shipping clerk Buckingham &
Hicht, r. 1033 Sutter
adell Herman L., traveling salesman Michalitschke
Bros, k Co., r. 2018 Mission
adge Ellen, domestic 2109 California
adge Frank W., boilermaker, r. 337 Shipley
adge J., varnisher. r. 211 !^ Turk
adge James, longshoreman, r. 9 Natoma
idge James, laborer, r. 1320 Br adway, rear
idge James R., laborer, r. 1320 Broadway, rear
idge John, policeman, r. 4.52 Seventeenth
idge John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk
idt:e Patrick, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
udye Police J^adg-es' Court, chambers Old
City Hall, first floor
ud<;e Police Court No. 3, chambers Old City
Hall, tirst floor
idge Thomas, laborer, r. 2525 Post
Hd^-e U. S. Circuit Court (Ninth Judicial
Circuit) chambers O. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third
floor
nd<;e U. S. District Court (Northern District)
chambers U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
)ST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
Judges Superior Court, Departments 1, 2. 3, 4,
8, 9 and 10, New City Hall, second floor, 6, 6 and
7 third floor, 11 and 12, Old City Hall, second
floor
JudjSres Supreme Court (State) chambers 121
Post
Judin Frank, driver City RR., r. 1327 »^ Minna
Judia Alplionse, importer diamonds, watches,
jewelry, etc., 112 Sutter, r. 1306 Post
Judis Arthur L., with A. Judis, r. 2126 California
Judkins Thomas C., night manager Associated Press,
r'. 1218 Jones
Judson A., mining secretary, 320 Sansome, room
52, r. 2305 Devisadero ,
Judson Clarence E., salesman William J. Baxter 4
Co., r. 1015^ Valencia
Judson Egbert (Judson & Shepard and S. F. Can-
dle Co.) office 402 Front
Judson Florence E., r. 1045 >^ Valencia
Judson Jane, widow, r. 929 Clay
JUDSON MANnFACTDRINGCO,
n. Henslia-*v Waird general manager,
C. B. Morgan secretary, John Finn as-
sistant manager, manufacturers tacks,
bar iron and "Victor Mo^ving Machines,
office 8 Pine, ^vorks Oakland
Judson Russell H., office 310 Sansome, room 52, r.
2303 Devisadero
Judson Thomas R., policeman, r. 1015 Valencia
Judson W. F. (Burpee & Judson) r. Oakland
Judson W. H. Mrs., r. 311 Taylor
Judson W. K., clerk A. Judson, r.2305 Devisadero
Judson & Shepard (Egbert Judson and J. L. N.
Shepard) proprietors San Francisco Chemical
Works and Sulphur Powdering Mill (West Berk-
eley) office 402 Front
Judy Albert, night watchman North Pacific Hotel
Juedes John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. Ill Olive
Av
Juergens Richard, porter M. & C. Mangels, r. 1622
Devisadero
Juergensen Charles, upholstering and decorating,
126 Kearny, room 30, r. 1708 }< Folsom
Juergensen Nis, stationery and confectionery, 104
Eddy
Jugasovich Antone (P. N. Miocevlch & Co.) r. 809
Jackson
Juhl Louis M. (Petersen k Juhl) r. 626 Green
Juignet Paul, editor Le Franco-Calif ornien, 630 Clay,
r. 597 Ellis
Juillerat Adolph, with Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
790 Stevenson
Juillerat Elise C, widow, r. 14 Hardy
Jukes Thomas J., cook, r. 2 Carolina PI
Julia Consolidated Alining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. Stadtfeldt Jr. secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Julian Allen G., stationary engineer, r. .52 Tehama
Julian Charles, dry goods, 1311 Dupont, r. 609 Mont-
gomery Av
Julian Edward, engineer, r. 129 Jackson
Julian Ella, widow, r. 2219 Post
Julian George B., r. Folsom nr Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Julian George N. (Ball & Julian) r. New Hampshire
Julian Mandeline Miss, teacher music, r. Folsom nr
Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Julian Patrick, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 28 Gil-
bert
BE?" Julian. See Jullien
Jiillich August, clerk Philip Mayer, r. NW cor Elev-
enth and Natoma
Jullien Ambrose, sheepherder, r. 404 Green
Jullien Antoinette, r. 404 Green
Jullien J. & Co. (Jules Jullien, Emile Oirard and
August Oostiau) importers and dealers wines
and liquors, lil7 Pacific
Jullien Jules (J. Jullien & Co.) r. 1212 Powell
B«^ Jullien. See Julian
INTING PRESSES, PALKIER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUei & CO. CHAMPAGNE
JUM
662
KAE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOBTEBS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Jumper Gerge E., paperhanger, r. 45 Hofif Av
Jiinck Cord. G., groceries and liquora, SW cor Clay
and Powell
Junck Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific
and Taylor
Junction Cafe The, Matthias Johnson proprie-
tor, coffee and ice cream parlors, 1304 Market
Jundt Charles, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1209 )<;
Bush
Jung Chrietoph, florist, 37 J<J Sixth
Jung Henry, r SW cor Washington and Drumm
Jung Jacob, laborer, r. 427 Francisco
Jung John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1322
Kearny <•
JUNG JOHN Ci housesmith and
manufacturer iron railings, shutters,
iron doors, etc., 110 Main, r. 608 Powell
Jung Leonie Mrs., proptr Oriental Hotel. SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Jung Michael, ironmolder, r. 18 First
Jung Nicholas, tanner, r. E s California Av nr Precita
Av, B. H.
B^" Jung. See Junge, Young and Yung
JUNGBLUT AUG. & CO.
(August Jungblut) manufacturers bil-
liard tables and importers cloth, balls,
cnetips, etc., 10-13 Golden Gate Av
Jungblut August (Aug. Jungblut & Co.) r. 212 Golden
Gate Av
Jungblut Otto, clerk Aug. Jungblut & Co., r. 212
Golden Gate Av
Jungbluth Edward L., bookkeeper F. Hillebrandt
& Co. , r. 32 Hoff Av
Jungbluth "W. T., secretary Chicago Brewing
Co., 1420-1434 Pine, r. 339 McAllister
Junge Albert, tanner, r. 119 Valley
Junge H. C. (Hasse & Young) r. 240 Third
Junge Julius W., cook, r. 232 Mission
Junge Richard, musician, r. 116 Ellis
8^ Junge. &ee Jung. Young and Yung
Jungels John, r. 2116 Van Ness Av
Jungk Jacob, confectioner, r. 1517 Powell
Junier William, junk dealer, r. 21 M Oak
Junke John (Koehn & Junke) r. 244 Sutter
Junker August, baker, r. 763 Howard
Junker August R., musician, r. 919 Union
Junker Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Junker Charles D., butcher, 135-137 Gough
Junker Frederick, butcher, 1005 McAllister, r. 917
Buchanan
Junker Frederick P. C, merchant tailor, 12 Phelan
Bldg. r. 724 Mission
Junker Henry, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 506 Sixth
Junker Louis (Junker & Ecks) r. 920 Buchanan
Junker Paul, clerk, r. 605 Fell
Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker and Henry Ecks) butch-
ers, SW cor Laguna and Fulton
Junkins Charles K., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co. , r. 1032 Twenty-fourth
Junkins Karl, r. 533 Twenty-third
Junkins Orin C, shipcarpenler r. 1032 Twenty-fourth
Juny de E. S. Rev., teacher Trinity School, r. 15311
Mission
Jurgens Annie Miss, r. 2014 Webster
Jurgens Anton, cigarmaker, r. 817 Vallejo, rear
Jurgens Herman, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. NW cor
Eighteenth and Howard
Jurgens John D., salesman Capitol Mills, r. 4 Bowles
PI
Jurgens John G., mlUhand Capitol Mills, r. 610 Fil-
bert
Jurgens Richard (Bose k Jurgens) r. 1055 Howard
Jurgens Richard, porter, r. 1622 Devisadero
Jurgensen John, driver L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor Twen-
ty-first and Folsom
fancy goods and notions, dOl
laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
Juigensen M. Mrs.,
Third
Jurgensen Peter N.,
404 Third
B^" Jurgensen. See Jorgensen and Jnergensen
Juri Adella Miss, dyer, r. 1117 Howard
Juri Eugenia Miss, dyer, r. 1117 Howard
Juri Henry (L. Juri At Son) r. 528 Filbert
Juri Henry, waiter, r. 319 M Capp, rear
Juri 1.. & Son (Louis and Henry) wholesale wines
and liquors, 1328-1330 Stockton
Juri Louis (L. Juri & Son) r. 1902 Stockton
Juri Mary, widow, r. 1504 Powell
Juri Silvio, clerk, r. 1902 Stockton
i3^"Juri. See Jury
Jurs Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurs Henry, apprentice Davis Bros., r. 18 Johnston At
Jurs Louis, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co., r.
735 Brannan
Jurs Peter C, foreman Davis Bros., r. 18 Johnston At
Jurss John (John Jurss & Co.) r. 19 Bannam PI
Jurss John & Co. (John Jurss and Richard Von Bonn)
liquor saloon, 605 Davis
Jury James, hoftler C'ty RR., r. 1875 Mission
Jury Peter, waiter, r. 16 Bryant
Jury Walter E.. driver Bay City Soda Water Co.
6^" Jury. See Juri
Juskerhut Charles, cook Herbst & Maas
Just Charles, florist William Meyer & Co., r. 631 Sac-
ramento
Just Paul, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Juster Edward, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Justh Morris, clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 2750 Bush
Justi Charles, manager Pac. Fruit Co., 316-318 Wash.
ington, r. 8 Liberty
Justi Charles Jr., clerk Pac. Fruit Co., r. 8 Liberty
Justice H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Justice Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Eicltard
A. Kelly secretary. 419 California, room
Justices' Courts, SE cor Washington and Kearny
Justin C, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Justini F.. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 407 Pacific
Justis Charles E., broom maker George F. Van D&
Mark, r. 439 Eddy
Justis Lynn M., cashier George F. Van De Mark, r.
439 Eddy
Jutrosinski Isidor. salesman Julius Kron, r. 1313 M
California
Justus Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 646 Folsom
Juzix Harry, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Juzix Leopold J., cooper, r. Ws Church bet Ridley
and Fourteenth
Juzix Leopold J. Jr., shoemaker, r. W s Church bet
Ridley and Fourteenth
Juzix Louis, bricklayer, r. W s Church bet Ridley
and Fourteenth
k:
East Oak-
Kaas H. P., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co
land
Kabitschke Frank, tanner, r. 3127 Mission
Kachulia .Joseph, cook, r. 255 Jessie
Kaechele Michael (Kaechele k Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Kaechele & Roller (Michael Kaechele and Charles
Roller) groceries and liquors, 439 Fulton
Kaeding Charles V. B. (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 1408
Leavenworth
Kaeding G. E., capitalist, r. 609 Pine
Kaehler George A. E., bookkeeper Washington Mnfg
Co., r. 222 Eddy
Kaehler Reinhold, bookkeeper Theodor Dierks, r. 957
Mission
Kaeintz Emanuel, barber William Wiebe, r. 14 Wil
liam
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Kaeintz Frank, barber, r. 358}^ Jessie
Kaeiutz Jacob, barber William Wiebe, r. 2 Latham PI
Kaelbcr Frederick, baker, r. 441 Tehama
Kaelber VTilliam barber C. Helder & Co., r. 1612
Stockton
Kaempfer Bertha, widow, r. 229 Fell
Kaeiijpf«r Morris (Bamberger & Kaempfer) r. 809 Turk
Kaempff Carl, clerk Speyer & Herold, r. 205 Fillmore
Kaen Henry A., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 521
Howard
Kaeii Thomas L., foreman machinist S. F. Gas Light
Co.. r. 40 Clementina
B^ Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and Kane
Kaeser Edward (Friedlander & Kaeser) r. Oakland
Kafido Anton, fruits and vegetables, 13 Valencia
Kafka A., waiter Handy & Gray, r. 165 Minna
Kafka Annie, widow, r. 1918 Steiner
Kafka Brothers (Isaac and Samuel) printers, 935
Market
Kafka Helena Miss, dressmaker, r. 264 First
Kafka Isaac (Kafka Bros.) r. 35 Russ
Kafka Phena, widow, r. 35 Russ
Kafka Samuel (Kafka Bros.) r. 35 Russ
Kafka Simon (Brady & Co.) r. 35 Russ
Eahle Frank, wood and coal, NE cor Hayes and
Buchanan, r. 513 Linden Av
Kahle Frederick, packer Edward Schwerin k Son
Kahlefencd August, finisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 1125
Mission
Kahler Christopher, carpenter, r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler E., clerk Chas. Lackemau. r. 1214 Leaven-
worth y
Kahler Henry S. (H. S. Kahler & Co.) r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler H. S. & Co. (Henry S. Kahler) importers mil-
linery, flowers and feathers, 1010 Market
Kahler John H., pressman, r. 11 Guerrero
Kahler Joseph, r. 1537 Eddy
Kahler Simon, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 17
Johnston Av
Kahler William H., clerk, r. 11 Guerrero
{^"Kahler. See Kaler
Kahles Frank, gardener, r. 11 Bernard
Kahman August (George Mayes & Co.) r. 2819 Pine
Kahman Christopher, cooper, r. 922 Battery
Kahmke Charles P., millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. 49 Tehama
Kahn Aaron, butcher, 1604 Geary, r. 1448 O'Farrell
Kahn Adolph, physician, 920 Market, r. 2823 Pine
Kahn Alexander, collector, r. 1063 Mission
Kahn Berthold (Gunther &Kahn) r. 229 Golden Gate
Av
Kahn Berthold Jr., manager Davis Bros., 1234 Mar-
ket, r. 229 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Brothers (Max and Leon) butchers, 8W cor
Lagiina and Geary
Kahn Brothers, Biue k Co. (Henry and Jules Kahn,
Solomon Bine and Lazare Klein) importers
foreign dry and fancy goods, 25-27 Battery
Kahn Emil. salesman Davis Bros., r. 229 Golden Gate
Av
Kahn Ernestine, widow, r. 107 Polk
Kiihn George H. (Hirsch, Kahn .t Co.) r. 212 Kearny
Kahn Henry (Henrv Kahn & Co.) r. 1406 Golden Gate
Av
Kahn Henry (Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Kahn Henry, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Factory, r. 1719
Jones
Kalin Henry Hi Co. (Henry Kahn and William
Kaiser) dealers mathematical instruments and
optical goods, 212 Kearny
Kahn Hermann, baker, r. 229 Golden Gate Av
Kahn Herniann, tanner, r. San Bruno Hot»l
Kabn Hyman. porter Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 11
Bruce PI
Kahn Joseph (Porter, Slessinger k Co.) r. 1216 Geary
Kahn Joseph, insurance broker, 301 California, r. 416
Minna
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kahn Joseph, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn Joseph Jr., r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn Joseph B., foreman dynamo room Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 1053 Mission
Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros., Biue & Co.) r. Paris, France
Kahn Lee, clerk Reiss Bros., r. 11 Bruce PI
Kahn Leon (Kahn Bros.) r. 1427 H Laguna
Kahn Leopold, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Louis, cattle dealer, r, 2743 Bryant Av
Kahn Maurice, wheat broker, 62 Merchants Exchange,
r. 508 Hyde
Kahn Max (Kahu Bros.) r. 1427^ Lagnna
Kahn Max, butcher Aaron Kahn, r. 1448 O'Farrell
Kahn Meyer, porter ReisB Bros., r. 415 Grove
Kahn Moses, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1448
O'Farrell
Kahn Otto, waiter, r. 329 Minna
Kahn Samuel, coffee saloon, 236 Montgomery, r. 218
Stockton
Kahn Samuel S., physician, 14 Grant Av, rooms 18-19,
r. 1705 Geary
Kahn Sarah, widow, r. 603 Eddy
Kahn Sarah, florist, 311 Sutter
Kahn Sophie Miss, r. 1718 Post
Kahn William, clerk A. W. Myer & Co., r. 1207 Jack-
son
Kahn William E., polisher Levison Brothers, r. 1207
Jackson
O^" Kahn. See Cahen and Cahn
Kahrs Claus, groceries and liquors, 18 Natoma
Kahrs Henry (Kahrs & Hogref) r. 14 M Lewis
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, 124 First
Kahrs Louis, metal roofer J. F. Forderer, r. 528
Greenwich
Kahrs & Hogref (Henry Kahrs and Fred Hogref) gro-
ceries, NW cor Post and Taylor
Kahut Louis, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Kai O. & Co. (Oria Kai) importers Japanese goods
and exporters American goods, 549 Washington
Kai Oria (O. Kai & Co.) r. Japan
Kalghin C. J., mechanical engineer Market St. RR.,
r. 2098 Market
Kain M. William, carpenter, r. 2486 Market
1^^ Kain. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kahen and Kane
Kaiser Christopher, shoemaker M. Reubold, r. 11 Ber-
nard
Kaiser Edward H., salesman A. Carlisle & Co., r. 1120
Filbert
Kaiser Ernest, liquor saloon, 28 Third, r. 314 Teha-
ma
Kaiser Frederick W.. official reporter Police Judge's
Court, r. 2428 Bush
Kaiser Fritz, foreman Fortmann k Co.,r. 322 Tehama
Kaiser Geortie. hostler L. J. Ewell, r.NWcor Twenty-
first and Folsoni
Kaiser Henry, butcher, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3, r. 2014 Hyde
Kaiser Herman, bartender, r. 280 Minna
Kaiser John, cook, r. 1110 Union
Kaiser Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI
Kaiser Julius, cook, r. N s Point Lobos Av bet First
and Second Avs
Kaiser Mary, widow, r. 157 Eleventh
Kaiser Richard, grinder, r. 909 Folsom
Kaiser William (Henry Kahn k Co.) r. 1408 O'Farrell
Kaiser William, barber H. J. Cavauaugh, r. 909 Fol-
som
Kaiser William, bartender Margaret Gruber, r. 1120
Filbert
t^ Kaiser. See Kayser, Keyser and Keiser
Knisin Eniil. baker E. Plerron, r. 304 Montgomery Av
Kalaher Frank, oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 36
Ruiisch
Kalb Peter J., baker, r. 1405 Twenty fourth
KaU>en Edward C. (Deucher & Kalben) r, 521 Folsom
Kalberla Conrad, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co,,
r. 78 Clementina
Kalbtteisch Frederick H., teamster, r. 325 Fell
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 405-407 SailsOE St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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IMPORTERS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Fi<tini;ii, nil KizcK.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
! Kftlbfleisch Henry, jeweler, r. 1118 V'aleucia
1 Kalen Alfcnse, milker Jiimes M. Brown, r. Chins nr
I Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
j Kaler James, bakery, NE cor Larkin and Pacific
' Kaler Patrick, teamster ftolden Gate Park, r. 3409
Geary
Kaler William, butcher Thomas Barnett, r. NE cor
Larkin and Pacific
B^ Kaler. See Kahler
Kaley Henry W., dairy, Naples nr Edinburgh, Excel-
sior Homestead
Kaley William D., Hneman W. U. Tel. Co.
Kalish K. Mrs., r. 2429 Buchanan
Kalisher Edward (Steinberger & Kalisher) r. 807
Golden Gate Av
Kalisher Edward D., grain and merchandise broker,
24 Sansome, r. 807 Golden Gate Av
Kalisher Julius L., mohel, office 102 Battery, 1009
Buchanan
Kallsky Charles, gents' furnishing goods, 107 Second,
r. 149 Grove
Kalisky Louis, tailor, 431 Montgomery, r. 1142 Turk
Kallsky Morris, clothing, 123 Sixth, r. 123}^ Sixth
Kalisky Samuel (Barnett & Kalisky) r. 1227 Golden
Gate Av
Kalisky Samuel, salesman Pinklert's Grand Bazaar,
r. 123}^ Sixth
Kallenberg David (Dunlevy & Kallenberg) r. SW cor
Twentieth and Valencia
Kallenberg Emil C. helper U. S. Mint, r. 502 Seven-
teenth
Kallenberg Theodore, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 7 Ritch
Kallenberg Theodore_Jr., molder, r. 7 Eitch
Kallmann Caroline (Kallmann & Son) r. 708 Valencia
Kallmann Jacob (Kallmann & Son) r. 708 Valencia
Kallmann & Son (Caroline and Jacob) jewelers, 708
Valencia
Kalmas G., quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Kalmuk Lillie Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 629 Ellis
Kalmuk Louis, clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 629 Ellis
Kalmuk Moritz, cigar dealer, r. 629 Ellis
Kalmuk Robert, printer Bacou & Co., r. 629 Ellis
Kalstrom Herman F.. machinist, r. 210 Washington
Kaltenbrun Arthur, clerk, r. 1048 Howard
Kaltenmayer Mary, widow, r. 27 Folsom Av
Kalthoflf August, watchman, r. 672 Harrison
Kalthofi' Hugo, clerk, r. 672 Harrison
Kaltschmidt Oscar, portrait and landscape painter,
1049 Mission
Kalzoe Max, cook, r. 6 Central PI
Kamas George, wireworker, r. 63 Jessie
Kambick Matthew, laborer, r. 5.57 Fourth
Kamena George, glasgblower, r. 237 Ritch
Kamena Henry, teamster, r. 237 Eitch
Kamena James, glassblower. r. 237 Eitch
Kamlade Charles, clerk, r. 317 Bush
Kamlade Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
631 J<i Fourth
Kamlade John T., foreman C. B. Bode & Co., r. 531}^
Fourth
Kamler Abraham, tailor, r. 17 Garden
Kamloops House, Thomas Shaughnessy proptr, 621
California
Kammerer Charles G., cutler, r. W s Noebet Twenty-
fourth and Elizabeth
Kammerer Frederick, cutter and fitter, r. 19 Stock-
ton PI
Kammerer Frederick Jr., barber Borkman & Ben-
enald, r. 19 Stockton PI
Kammerer George, barber, r. 829}^ Vallejo
Karameyer Julius, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 3
Lincoln PI
KAMMITTEE MARIE MRS.
coffee saloon, bakery, confectionery,
notions, etc., 965 Mission
Kammler Wiihelm, carpenter, r. 1803 Union
Kanina Margaret, bakery, 1007 Valencia
lE^ Kaiup. See Camp
Kanipe Elise, widow, r. 32 Natoma
Kaiiipe Frederick W., liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and
Hyde
Kampe F. William, druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 32 Na-
toni;i, rear
Kanipe Henry, r. 32 Natoma
8^ Kampe. See Cam pe
Kampensky Harry, tiiilor, 649 Washington
Kampner Mark, furniture, 1146}^ Folsom
Kamps Charles H., shiuplug clerk C. E. Whitney &
Co., r. NE cor Castro and Clipper
Kampg Frederick W., wines and liquors and
restaurant, 30 California, r. NE cor Castro and
Clipper
Kamps George W., carpenter, r. NE cor Castro and
Clipper
Kamps Henry, lithographer, r. NE cor Castro and
Clipper
Kanary Abbie, domestic 1707 Polk
Kanary Katherine Miss, r. 328 Oak
Kandler Philip, bartender J. Plagemann, r. 40 Mary
Kane Bridget, groceries and liquors, 31.5 Eighth
Kane Catherine, widow, r. 238 Jessie
Kane Katherine, widow, r. 1813 Stevenson, rear
Kane Charles (Kane & Heany) r. 517 Ellis
Kane Charles, clerk La Grande Laundry, r. 212 Thir-
teenth
Kane Charles, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Kane Christopher, fireman stmr Piedmont, r. Oak-
land
Kane Daniel, hostler Excelsior Stables, r. 921 Sutter
Kane Dennis, laborer, r. 1334 Church
Kane E. Mrs., widow, r. 319 Taylor
Kane Edward, laborer, r. 817 Lott
Kane Ellen, domestic 2020 Buchanan
Kane Francis B., physician, 46 O'Farrell, r. 424
Eddy
Kane Francis J., boatman, r. 108 Francisco
Kane Francis J., superintendent Youths Free Di-
rectory, 2038 Howard
Kane Frank, horsedealer, r. 46 Quinn
Kane Frank, pressman Bulletin, r. 519 Sacramento
Kane Frank, workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Kane Frederick, clerk La Grande Laundry, r. 212
Thirteenth
Kane George P., collector Patent Brick Co., r. 306
Stockton
Kane Hugh, laborer, r. Point Lobos Av bet Second
Third Avs
Kane James, r. 52 Natoma
Kane James, r. 260 Jersey
Kane James, blacksmith, r. 3 Tehama
Kane James, boilermaker, r. 530 Howard
Kane James, groom Bay District Race Track, r. Bay
District Hotel
Kane James, carpenter, r. 1F06 Turk
Kane James, laborer, r. 60 Natoma
Kane James, laborer, r 1104 Powell
Kane James, tanner, r. Twenty-fifth nr Hampshire
Kane James, wharfinger Sec. 1 Sea Wall, r, 1238 Mis-
sion
Kane James C, meterman, r. 309 Seventh
Kane James M., pressman Bulletin, r. 1.506 Turk
Kane James P., upholsterer, r. 1813 Stevenson, rear
Kane J. H.. r. 325 !« Bush
Kane John, r. 324 Twentieth
Kane John, groceries and liquors, 11 Gilbert
Kane John, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 19 Ade-
laide
Kane John, molder, r. 208 Fifth
Kane John, painter, 202 Van Ness Av, rear
Kane John, salesman G. Vcrdier & Co., r. 510 Geary
Kane John, watchman, r. 217 Minna
Kane John, wood and coal, r. 917)^ Natoma
Kane John G., sign painter, r. 532 Natoma
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BEAMISH'S
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
was^n?t9n ST.} Proprietors of the Orleans Vineyard
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KAS
Kane Jobn J., blacksmith, r. 884 Illinois
Kane John J., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 212
Nineteenth
Kane John M., butcher, r. 2G0 Jersey
Kane John T., gasfltter, r. 31.-> Eighth
Kane Joseph, laborer, r. 30ti Fremont
Kani- Joseph J., plasterer, r. 14 Geneva
Kane Joseph J., rlfJtJtr. f- ■ll'^ Stevenson
Khui- Katberiue, dressmaker, r. 1813 Stevenson, rear
Kane L. Mrs., widow, r. llli Silver
■Kane Lizzie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Kane Margaret, lodgings, W s Illinois bet Butte and
Napa
'Kane Martin, gardener, r. Ss Beulah bet Stanyan and
Cole
Kane Martin, stone cutter, r. NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Alabama
'Kane Marv. domestic 2314 California
le Mary A. Mrs., r. 1012 Mason
■Kane -Michael, boilermaker, r. 549 Howard
Kam- Michael, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. Garfield
Hotel
Kane .Mi.hael, hostler, r. 106 First
Kane Alicltavl, wines, liquors and cigars, 200
First, r. .507 Howard
Kane Michael, longshoreman, r.4 Maiden Alley
Kane Jlichael, teamster, r. 25 Norfolk
le Michael J., plumbing and gas fitting, 238 Sixth,
r. 15 Moss
Kane P., blacksmith, r. Humboldt Hotel
JCane P., grlpman Market St. RR., r. cor Hayes and
Lett
Kane Patrick, helper Phelps Mnfcf Co., r. Garfield
Hotel
Kane Patrick, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 1610
Baker
Kane Patrick J., silversmith Schulz & McCartney,
1506 Bush
Kane Stephen, printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. :
Kane Thomas, r. 141 Silver
Kane Thomas, engineer, r. 2404 Folsom
KauH Thomas, junk dealer, r. 115 Gilbert, rear
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Masonic Av
e Thomas, molder, r. 1506 Turk
Kane Thomas, night foreman, S. P. C. Ry., r. 817 Lott
Kane Thomas J., painter, r. Savannah nr Granada
Kane Thomas P., foreman Cal. Mills, r. 659 Howard
ane William, r. 1012 Mason
Kane William H., stockcutter Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 52 Natoma
Kane William P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1713 Post
Sane & Heaney (Charles Kane and John Heaney)
dairy produce, 11 and 40 Centre Market
B^ Kane. See Cain, Cane, Kaen and Kain
5aneeu Mary Mrs., r. 1609^ Folsom
■Canpas K., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
iani George J., cook, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Janitz Moritz, r. 1311 Larkiu
iann Vigo, druggist,, r. 1211 Union
iaunaven James, cigar dealer. Old City Hall, r. 53i
Vallejo
■ianntilpsser Julius, sausage mnfr, 1409 Stockton
i^ant Max D., merchant, r. 1324 O'Farrell
tantnr Philip A., buttonhole maker, 234 O'Farrell
ilautz Mary, widow, r. 1136 Folsom
lanncau Michael A., messenger Post OfBce, r. 1110
Clay
iany John, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 435
Broadway
Canzee Eliza, widow, r. 726 Turk
taiizi f George, bookkeeper, r. 726 Turk
Canzler Albert, surf man U. S. Life Saving Station
Cap Hinry, millhand Palmer &Rey, r. Oakland
tai>han George, butcher A. Consani, r. T.il}4 Minna
fapl.in Abraham,C88hierJacobGreenebaum, r. 1617M
Geary
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DE TO OUDF.U FOIi
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS JTC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Kaplan Abraham J., salesman Nathan Honlg, r. 532
Grove
Kaplan Charles, r. 1104 Eddy
Kaplan Doris J. Mrs., widow, r. 532 Grove
Kaplan Hyman, r. 1617 }« Geary
Kaplan Levi, r. 1617 J^ Geary
Kaplan Louis, cleik Police Court No. 2, r. 1104 Eddy
Kaplan Maria E. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 1617 J4 Geary
Kapp .\ndrew J. (Kapp & Kirchner) r. 1006 Market
Kapp Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Kapp & Kirchner (Andrew J. Kapp and William
Kirchner) Transfer Saloon, SE cor Fifth and
Market
Kappeler Lena, widow, r. 428 O'Farrell
Kappes Frank, steward stmt Coos Bay, r. 40^ Te-
hania
Kappes Joseph, painter, r. 512 Bush
Kapphahu A. H., r. 44 Third
Kappke Henry F , capitalist, r. 1015 Union
Kara Frederick, plumber, r. 2611 Harrison
Kara Margaret, widow, r. 2641 Harrison
Karafa Paul, wlreworker, r. 63 Jessie
Karatar Angele C. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primarv
School, r. 217 J^ Polk
Karatar Mathilde Miss, teacher music, r. 217)4 Polk
Karatotsky I., tailor, 247 Stevenson
Karb Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Karch C, coal passer stmr Acapulco
Karhl William, cooper Anderson & Cornell, r. 609
Mission
Karl Adam L., conductor Market St. RR., r. 528 Lin-
den Av
Karl Hermann, r. 1306 Powell
esr Karl. See Carl
Karlson John F., second officer stmr Wilmington, r.
676 Clementina
Karluk Packing Co., Max Heilbronner secretary, 310
Karm Henry, salesman Bachman Bros., r. 1611 Clay
Karm Mary Mrs., dressmaking. 1611 Clay
Karmensky Jacob, r.- 1704 Folsom
Karn Gustav, butcher stmr Granada
Karner Anton, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 9
Hayward
Karnay Catherine, widow, r. 137 Langton
Karnay Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Langton
Karney John, harnessmaker William Cosble, p. 778
Harrison
sy Karney. See Carney
Karp Herman, laborer Goetze & Baruth, r. cor Bryant
and Langton
Karp John, tanner James Duncan, r. 927 Brannan
Karpe William O., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 234 Bush
Karpel Gabriel P. (Samuel C. Bowley & Co.) r. 1623
Geary
Karr Annie, janitress Starr King Primary School, r.
503)4 Seventh
Karr William J., shoemaker, r. 503 H Seventh
Karras Max (Karras * Brown) r: Alameda
Karras ft Brown (Max Karras and Mrs. Sadie Brown)
photographers, 18 Third
Karriss Philip, blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Karriss William, blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Karsky Gabriel, tailor, 335 Sixth
Karsky Hannah, widow, r. 2226 Post
Karsky Hnrah Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 2226 Post
Karstens Charles Mrs., widow, r. 223 Thirteenth
Kartsohocke Ell ward, brickmaker, r. 457 Guerrero
Kartsi-lioi'ke Gnstave, agent Edward Kartschocko, r.
457 Guerrero
Kasch Henry, liquor salfton, 6 Mission
Kasche George W., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co.
Kase Spen<'er M. Jr., clerk Post Office Inspectors, r.
26 Elgin Park Av
JXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. 405-407 SaflM St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FOR MAI^K BY AY^l. FIR!IIT-CI.AS»
GBOCBBB, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS.
KAS
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OUTKKS (IF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU SizeK and A'uiaborsi.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kaehevaroff Andrew P., reader Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 607 Montgonierv Av
Kashevaroff William G.. r. 1519 Mason
Kaehow Israel r. 2.502 California
Kaskel Adolph. hats and caps, 423 Kearny, r. 1120
Leavenworth
Kas&el Louis, salesman Adolph Kasbel. r. 1120 Leav-
enworth
Kaskell Abraham, with Edward S. Spear .t Co., r. 280
Minna
Kaskell Benjamin, policeman, r. 1706 Gear
Kaskell Charles, clerk, r. 1706 Geary
Kaskell Guetave, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 657
Washington
Kaskell Jacob, with Witt fc Pursch, r. 614 O'Farrell
Kaskell Louis, r. 614 O'Farrell
Kasper Charles, tailor I Cohn. r. 946 Folsom
Kasper Joseph, barber W. H. Edmondson, r. 714 How-
ard
Kassarvana Caspar, brewery, r. 228 Bush
Kassebaum John A., invoice clerk W. W. Montague
fe Co., r. 1142 McAlister
Kasser Celia Mrs., r. 120 Shipley
Kasser Isidore O. baker, r. 262 Clementina
Kasson Chester P., clerk Post Office, r. Rnss House
Kasson I. J,, printer, r. 1709 Mason
Kasson T. J., stenographer D. Appleton b Co., r. 1709
Mason
Kast Annie, widow, r. 25 Dolores
Kast E. H., clerk Stein, Simon & Co.. r. 25 Dolores
Kast John S., foreman Kast & Co.. r. 1044 McAllister
Kast Louis S. (Kast & Co.) r. 1150 Guerrero
Kast Michael J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1150 Guer-
rero
Kast Si Co. (Louis S. Kast and Jacob Kaufman)
manufacturers, importers and retail dealers
boots and shoes, 738-740 Market
Kastel Josephine, domestic 814 Hayes
, Kasten Augustus J., clerk local freight ofilceS. P. Co.,
j r. 417 Larkin
Kasten Dora, domestic 5.39 McAllister
Kasten Robert, watchmaker, r. 1423 Sacramento
I Kastendieck Louis A., bartender Frederick Kordt, r.
I 1007 Washington
Kastens Louis M., liquor saloon, 421 Larkin, r. 324
McAllister
Kastuer A., porter, r. 621 California
Katelson Josephine Miss, r. 739 Folsom
Katschinski Bernard, boots and shoes, 10 Third, r.
731 McAllister
Katste K., ivory carver George T. Marsh & Co., r. 127
Fifth
Katt William, teacher music, r. 600 Pine
Kattem,<inn F., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 903 Battery
Katten Simon (Bauer Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
Kattenberg John, clerk William Romberg, r. NE cor
Bush and Mason
Katusich Mitchell, cook P. N. Miocevich & Co., r.809
Jackson
Katz Abram, r. 429 Turk
Katz Charles, glazier, 531 Sacramento, r. 721 M Gough
Katz Emaimel, manager The Jewish Times, 509
Montgomery, r. 2223 Webster
Katz Frank P., traveling salesman F. Mandlebaum &
Sons, r. 326 Larkin
Katz Frederick, wholesale and retail butcher,
94-100 California Market, r. 1006 Union
Katz Frederick, laborer, r. 444Brannan
Katz Frederick, Jr., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1913
Hyde
Katz George G., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Katz Gustave A., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Katz Henry, cook, r. 975 Bryant
Kitz Jacob, butcher, 745 Mission, r. 403 Octavia
Katz Joseph, r. 316 Seventeenth i
Katz Louis R., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006 Union
Katz Mendel, peddler, r. 116 Shipley
Katz O. M. Mrs., teacher niiislc, r. 103 Perry
Katz Otto M , barber, r. U)3 Perry
Katz Kudolpli, bookkeeper M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 316
Seventeenth
Katzenbach Charles A., clerk Walter Speyer, r. 1306
Pine
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher mtisic, r. 1306 Pine
Katzenbach Henry J., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
1306 Pine
Katzenberger Alois, tailor A. Zinnamon. r. 515 Sacra-
mento
KatzensteiD L.. capitalist, r. 869 Market
Katzenstein Mayer, merchant, r. 1807 Pine
Kauce Fruncis, salesman, r. 325 O'Farrell
Kauce Frank H., bartender, r. 325 O'Farrell
Ksuoher Frederick M., picture frame maker, 1503
Market, r. 1140^ Stevenson
Kauck George, bottler Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r. 248
Clementina
Kauf Carl, baker, r. 274 Minna
Kaufer Constantine, upholsterer, 28 Turk, r. 708 Ivv
Av
Kauffmann Henry, shipping clerk Davis Bros., Berg-
mann & Co., r. 518 Linden Av
Kaufifmann Jacob, butcher, 412 Third, r. 10 Perry
Rauffmann Leon, grain broker, r. 1711 Geary
Kauffmann M. Mrs., r. 1432 Webster
Kauflfung Louis H., dentist, 1228 Market, r. 1814 Ste-
venson
Kaufman A. Miss, dressmaking, 522 Jones
Kaufman Albert, printer, r. 433 O'Farrell
Kaufman Augusta, dressmaker, r. 208 Second
Kaufman Bernhard, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 808
Folsom
Kaufman Charles, bartender, r. 915 Jones
Kaufman Charles, cook Arion House, r. 13 Page
Kaufman Charles, pork and sausages, 56 Bay City
Market, r. 817}^ Jessie
Kaufman Charles, tailor, r. 629 Larkin
Kaufman Cliarleg H,, bonds, 307 Montgomery,
r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufman Frank, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 522 Jones
Kaufman Frederick, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
433 O'Farrell
Kaufman Frederick C, machinist Fulton Ironworks,
r. Oakland
Kaufman H. Mrs., dressmaking, 522 Jones
Kaufman Herman C, with C. F. Beckman, r. 915
Jones
Kaufman Isidore J., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
808 Folsom
Kaufman John, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
924 Washington
Kaufman Jonas, butcher. 613 Post
Kaufman Julius M. (Kaufman, Ran & Co.) r. 1717 Bu-
chanan
Kaufman Joseph, r. 408 Francisco
Kaufman Joseph, junk. r. 476 Tehama
Kaufman Mary A., domestic 809 Valencia
Kaufman Maurice J., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Kaufman, Ran & Co. (Julius M. Kaufman and Louis
Rau) mnfrs cigars, agents W. J. Lemp's St. Louis
Beer and Whiterock Mineral Water. 427 Jackson
Kaufman Rosalie, widow, r. 1.521 Jackson
Kaufman Samuel H., r. 219 Grant Av
Kaufman Walter W., attorney at law, 325 Montgom-
ery, rooms 32-33, r. 1521 Jackson
Kaufmann Adam, shoemaker, r. 82934 Vallejo, rear
Kaufmann Benjamin, r. 77134 Minna
Kaufmann Charles, clerk Louis Leffmann, r. 64 Te-
hama
Kaufmann David I., traveling salesman Castle Bros.,
r. Russ House
Kaufmann Edward, driver, r. 5 Everett
Kaufmann Edward, stringer T. M. Antieell Piano Co.,
r. 376 San Jos^ Av
TKCE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
&i
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
(MARKET ST.
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Kaiifmann Emll, ikrk Matthias Gray Co.. r. Alameda
Kaufiiianu Erufst W., r. 431 Turk
Kaiifmaim Fn-derick (Kaufiuauu & Feldmann) r. 37G
San Jose Av
Kaulmaiin Frederick, clerk Peter H. Bielenberg, r.
I NE cor Beale and Harrison
I Kaufuiann Heury. clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. 1534 Pa-
cific Av
Kaufujanu Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufnjann Heury W., secretary German Consulate, r.
Alameda
Kaufuiann Jacob (East & Co.) r. 1201 Van Ness Av
Kaufman n Lpopold, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, r.
1141 Sbotwell
Kaufmann M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 512 5i Leaven-
worth
Kaufmann Moses F., bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter
fc Co., r. -219 Geary
Kaufmann Robert, laborer, r. 221 Fifth
Kaufmann Si«mund S., with Kosenthal Bros. & Co.,
r. 219 Geary
Kaufmann T., bookkeeper London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank. r. 219 Geary
Kaufmann William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Kaufmann & Feldmann (Frederick Kaufmann and
John O. Feldmann) groceries and liquors, 901-
905 Mission
Iff" Kaufmann. See Kautfman and Caufman
Kaufner Hermann, solicitor, r. 1123 Howard
Kaul Christian H., bookkeeper W. Haker & Hinz. r.
2016 Webster
Kaul Samuel, tailo^, 405 Commercial, r. 428 Stevenson
Kaulbach Julius F.. scenic arti-t, r. 211 Valencia
Kaulf UBS Edwin, engraver Frederick C. Kaulfuss, r.
81954 Larkin
Kaulfass Frederick C, engraver on glass, 104
Jessie, r. 819 M Larkin
Kaupert Joseph, butcher. 120 Twenty-fourth, r. 2536
Bryant Av
Kausch Arthur, r. 31 Lafayette
Kausky Otto, painter, r. 36 Norfolk
Kautz Mary, widow, r. 1136 Folsom
Kavanagh A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 514 J^ Hayes
Kavanagh Charles, laborer, r. W. s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Kavanagh Charles V., bookkeeper John Kavanagh, r.
140 Twelfth
Kavanagh Frank J., upholsterer, r. 62 Natoma
Kavanagh Fred W., artist, r. 140 Twelfth
Kavanagh George H., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
2017 Pacific Av
Kavanagh George R., cutter A. Nicoll, r. 802 Van
Ness Av
Kavanagh Henry, salesman O'Connor, MoflFatt & Co.,
r. 918 Valencia
Kavanagh James, carpenter, r. 4iri'4 Natoma
Kavanagh James H.. policeman, r. 2(J2() Sutter
Kavaiiagli Jottn, merchant tailor, 6 New Mont-
gomery, r. 140 Twelfth
Kavanagh John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 8k Lapldge
Kavanagh John Jr., salesman John Kavanagh, r. 140
Twelfth
Kavanagh John F., clerk Nevada Bank. r. 2017 Pacific
Av
Kavanagh John J , bakery. 1009 J4 Stockton
Kavanagh JohnT., teacher music, r. 911 McAllister
Kavanagh John W., fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
2315 Leavenworth
Kavaua^'h Joseph, laborer, r. 2909 Harrison
Kavanagh Michael (Kavanagh h Nolan) r. 8 Verona
Kavanagh Patrick, painter, r. 11 Mason
Kavanagh Thomas, r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh Thomas J., clerk Martin Herman, r. 14
Page
Kavanagh * Nolan (Michael Kavanagh and John H.
Nolan) groceries and liquors, 416 Third
W. & J. SLOANE h CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIflDOf SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
£<
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
J^ T LOTTIE ei? T?, JLTIES.
Kavanaugh Daniel, laborer Magdiilen Asylum
Kavanaugh Joseph, porter Samuel Carson & Co., r.
813 Howard
Kavanaugh Lawrence, fireman The Baldwin
Kavanaugh Matthew, agent, r. 1115 Geary ^' '~
Kavanaugh Robert P., ass stant bookkeeper Wheaton
& Luhrs, r. 420 Hickory Av
«^" Kavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Cavanaugh and Kav-
anagh
Kaveny A. & T. (Annie and Thomas) millinery, dry
and fancy goods, 1003 Valencia
Kaveny Annie Miss (A. & T. Kaveny) r. 1003 Valencia
Kaveny Michael, laborer, r. 1130 York
Kaveny Thomas (A. k. T. Kaveiiv) r. 1003 Valencia
Kawalkowski Frank, cabinetmaker A. F. Kuorp, r.
cor Richland and South Avs
Kay M. P., i. 114 Mason
Kay Walter R., foreman Hamilton & Leach, r. 141
Thirteenth
Kay William, printer, r. 233 Fair Oaks
Kayser Brothers (Richard and Frank) wood and coal,
1118-1120 Pacific
Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros.) r. 1120 Pacific
Kayser Fritz (Kayser & Mayer) r. 1911 Jessie
Kayser George, clerk Siebenhauer , Meyerfeld & Co.,
r. 628 Capp
Kayser H., bartender, r. 431 Minna
Kayser L., cashier P. M. SS. Co., r. Grand Hotel
Kayser Marcus, tailor, 1603 Buchanan, r. 306 Hyde
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros.) r. 19 Bernard
Kayser & Mayer (Fritz Kayser and John Mayer)
proprietors Colosseum Liquor Saloon, 910 Market
1^" Kayser. See Kaiser, Keyser and Keiser
Kazinsky Julius, merchant, r. 27 Washington Av
Keady George J., bookkeeper Mission Pottery Co., r.
1213 Mission
Keady James E., cofifee roaster J. A. Folger & Co., r.
VlVA Mission
Keady Maggie T. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 1213 Mission
Keady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Kean Annie M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School
r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Frank, plumber, r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean George, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 907
Post
Kean Henry E., machinist, r. 40 Clementina
Kean James, hackdriver, r. 160 Clara
Kean John, clerk C.W. Buck, r. 1329 Polk
Kean John, cooper Gage, Shattuck .t Co., r. 113 Eddy
Kean Katie E. Miss, teacher Whittier Primarv School
r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Mary, tailoress Louis Bernstein
Kean Michael C. (Fritz \- Kean) r. 210 Ellis
Kean Thomas, hackman Plaza, r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Tliomas L., machinist, r. 40 Clementina
Kean William, plumber, r. 160 Clara
Keane Bernard, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
KEANE BROTHERS (Tn„^a«
KeaiK'i imi><irt<-ri> Avholesiile and retail
dealers foreiff II and dnineHtic dry and
fancy (joofls, «.i43-951 Market
Kenne Daniel F., longshoreman, r. SE cor Kearny and
Buy
Keane Daniel F., tailor, r. 172 Minna
Keane David, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
Keane Dennis D., boot and shoemaker, 849 Valencia
Keane Eftbrd U., salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1006)4 Washington
Keane George, mining, r. 1017 Sutter
Keane George B.. physliian. 619 (ir.'en
Keane James, laborer, r. GarfiBld Hotel
Keane James, shoemaker P. F. Nolan * Co., r. 163
Jessie
Keane James, waiter Otto Sohl, r. 613 Davis
Keane James P., Inspector Custom House, r. 3
PfeilTer
LARGEiiT TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYIi
(%KS FR.IXCWCO, «A1
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W. W. Montague & Co.
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Suction and Force.
roR IIANn. U'I>'I>-MIl.l. AND PO^VER.
ALL, Siy.KS. •
809, 311, 813, 815 and 317 MARKET STREET
Keane J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 151 GrDve
Keaue Johu, ship plumber, r. lOOGJj Washington
Kesue John, superlnteudent Keane Bros., r. 726 Sut-
ter
Keane John, teamster, r. lf>28 Mission
Keane Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932
Stevenson
Keane Mary, domestic 1123 California
Keane Mary, widow, r. 77 Clipper
Keane Maurice, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
Keane Michael, fireman, r. 3n00 Webster
Keane Michael, seaman, r. 401 Main
Keane Patrick, blacksmith, r. 79 Clipper
Keane Patrick, liquor saloon, 1012J^ Folsom
Keane Patrick, painter Thomas Downing, r. SE cor
Tweuty-eighth and Sanchez
Keane Thomas (Keane Bros.) r. 31:0 Page
Keani! Thomas, engineer Cal. Cold Storage Co., r. 1
Bay
Keane Walter, r. 1435 Valencia
B^" Keane. See Kean and Keene
Keaney William, restaurant keeper, r. 10 Lily Av
V^" Keaney. See Keeney
Keany Felix, carriage factory, 1118 Mission, r. 33
Eddy
Kearce Patrick, meter reader Spring Valley W. W., r.
20 Glover
Kearce T., r. 335 Eighteenth
Kearn James, r. 3 Morris Av
B^" Kearn. See Kern
Kearney Annie E., widow, r. 911 Bush
Kearney Andrew, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 312Ji
Minna
Kearney Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 47 Tehama
Kearney Augusta Mrs., furnished rooms, 720 Leaven-
worth
Kearney Bernard, laborer, r. 1 Federal
Kearney Daniel, r. 907 Buchanan
Kearnpy Denis, r. W s Clara Av bet State and Seven-
teenth
JKearney.,Dennis, patrolman Merchant's Patrol, r. 162
Steuart
Kearney Edward, liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and
Battery, r. 101 Vallejo
Kearney Edward T. , druggist and apothecary,
214 Kearny
Kearney Ellen, widow, r. 47 Tehama
Kearney Frederick Jr., mailing clerk Post Office, r.
503 Post
Kearney James, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1315
Broadway
Kearney James, lodgings, 702 Vallejo
Kearney James F., compositor, r. 1513 J$ Jones
Kearney James P., clerk J. W. Evans, r. 100 Jones
Kearney Johanna, widow, r. 8 Rose Av
Kearney Johanna, widow, r. 65 Langton
Kearney John, carpenter, r. 7V0 Leavenworth
Kearney John, foreman r. Prescott House
Kearney John, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 23 Freelon
Kearney John, laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 308
Linden Av
Kearney John, teamster, r. 9 Boyd
Kearney John L., sewer contractor, r. 1080 Howard
Kearney Joseph, r. 911 Bush
Kearney Lawrence, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Kearney Margaret, r. 810 Bush
Kearney Mary, widow, r. 522 J<S Jessie
Kearney Mary, widow, r. 5()2 Stevenson
Kearney Matthew, compositor Examiner, r. 1513 )4
Jones
Kearney Michael, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Kearney Michael, tailor, r. 907 Buchanan
Kearney Michael T., clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 43 Russ
Kearney Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ful-
ton and Buchanan, r. 637 Fulton
Kearney Patrick, hostler Patrick Sullivan, r. 1024
Howard
Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Natoma, rear
Kfaruey Patrick, saddler J. 0. Johnson & Co., r. 512
Howard
Kearney Patrick P., manager Mrs. Ann Tregellas, SW
cor Twenty-second and Valencia, r. 1036 Guerrero
Kearney Patrick W., plumber, r. 64 Silver
Kearnpy Peter, stevedoie, r. 1418 Montgomery
Kearney Peter A., superintending physician
City and County Hospital, and physician and sur-
geon, offices 501 Folsom and 224 Kearny, r. 501
Folsom
Kearney Peter J., butcher. 801 Filbert
Kearney Richard M. (J. H. Stein & Co.) r. 328 Eight-
eenth
Kearney R. M. (J. H. Stein & Co.) r. 328 Eighteenth
Kearney Roger, yardman Johu Rosenfeld's Sons, r.
NW cor Spear and Howard
Kearney Thomas H., real estate agent, 425 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda
Kearney Timothy, porter O'Connor, Mofi'att & Co., r.
1030 Treat Av
Kearney William, shoemaker D. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 308 Linden Av
Kearney William, yeastmaker Pac. Vinegar Works, r.
109 Fourteenth
Ke.arney William B. , druggist, 501 Folsom
Kearney William J., manager Davis Bros., r. 205
Third
IS^ Kearney. See Kearny, Karney and Carney
Kearns Anna Mrs., r. 127 Shipley
Keariis Anne Mrs., r. 13)^ Morris Av
Kearns Bernard, laborer, r. 1610 Bush
Kearns E. Mrs., widow, r. 630 Eddy
Kearns Edward, clerk, r. 1036 Howard
Kearns Ellen, domestic NE cor Pine and Franklin
Kearns George, stock receiver, r. 24 Masonic Av
Kearns Isabella Miss, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 611 Geary
Kearns James, butcher Brown & Draper, r. DomiDlca
nr Susquehanna
Kearns James H., collector and salesman Brown &
Draper, r. 1132 Florida
Kearns James J., shoemaker Pringle Bros., r. 1460
Minur
Kearns John, laborer, r. 23 Natoma
Kearns John, laborer, r. 109 }<J Shipley
Kearns Martin, laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 8W cor
Gough and Pacific Av
Kearns Mary, domestic 1612 Clay
Kearns Matthew, laborer, r. 415 Twenty -ninth
Kearus Patrick, proptr Brooklyn House, N 8 Sierra
bet Michigan and Georgia
Kearns Philip, engineer, r. 110 J^ Freelon
Kearns T., student, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Kearns Thomas (Sweeney & Kearns) r. 10 Lapidge
Kearns Thomas, calker, r. 280 Minna
Kearns Thomas, fruits, 130 Twenty-fourth
8^" Kearns. See Cairns, Carnee and Kerns
Kearny J., cooper, r. 610 Sixth
Kearny James F., liquor saloon, 21 Leidesdorft, r.
414 J4 Green
Kearny Michael, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Kearny Niel, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Kearny Patrick, morrocco finisher, r. Railroad Ay nr
Servla
Kearny Patrick, longshoreman, r. 668 Mission
Kearny S. E., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1118 Mar-
ket
Kearny William, teamster Wm. Kerr, r. 907 Battery
t^ Kearny. See Carny and Kearney
Kearon Robert E., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r.
Alameda
Kearse Michael, fitter, r. 113 Welsh
Keating Bridget, widow, r. 113 Fifth
Keating Cornelius, dairyman, r. 1912 Lyon
Keating Cornelius J., painter, r. 1154 ?4 Folsom
Keating David, conductor, r. 1163 Market
.OWEST PEICES.
FIITE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
EAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Met St
WASHINGTON ST.
Prodaocra of tb« only
NATUKAI. CHAMPAONE.
KEA
669
KEE
Keating Denois, contractor, r. 308 i-i Eighth
KeatinK E. Mrs., widow, r. 1020 Geary
Keating Edward, employee Thomas Day & Co., r. 208
Seventh
Keating Edward, foreman Spring Valley W.W., r. 433
Fourteenth
KeatJDK Edward, silverplater, r. 208 Seventh
Keating Edward J., clerk Quartermaster's Dept, U. 8.
A., r. 1912 Lyon
Keatlnf? Etfci M.. telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1112 Leavenworth
Keating Henrietta, widow, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Kenting James,- horseshoer J. W. Keefe, r. 210 Ritch
Keating James, teamster, r. 9Sherwood PI
Keating James, teamster, r. 21 Twenty-third
Keatint,' James, teamster Whittier. Fuller k Co.
Keating James P. saekmaker Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 107 Leavenworth
Keating John, helper Cal. Electric Light Co.,r. 308)^
Eighth
Keatinsr John, longshoreman O. B. and N. Co., r. 538
Mission
Keating Julia, widow, r. 5 Gilbert, rear
Keating M. A. Mrs., matron City and County Alms
Hou.<e
Keatins Martin, groceries, 135 Seventh
Keating Ma^y E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School', r. 1112 Leavenworth
Keating' M. James, superintendent City and
County Alms House, Ocean House Road nr La-
guna Honda
Keating Norah, domestic 2428 >$ Sacramento
Keating Owen, teamster, r. 21 Twentv third
Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 268 Braniian
Keating Patrick, liiborer, r. 606 Nstoma
Keating Robert, shoemaker, r. 572 Folsom
Keating Thomas, stevedore, r. 17 Zoe
Keating Timothy, longshoreman, r. 54 Louisa
Keating Warren L., contractor, r. S12 Eighteenth
Keating William Mrs., r. 4 Leroy PI
t3^ Keating. See Keeling
Keatley Julia A., widow, r. 1405 Stockton, rear
Kebe Carlos bookkeeper Edward M. Herrick, r. Oak-
land
Keck George, plasterer, r. 625 Gough
Keck George, tailor. 2936J^ Sixteenth
Kedde Herman, porter Arion Halle, r. ,638 Com- l
mercial
Kedian Patrick, plasterer and whitener, r. 608 M Nine.
teenth I
KEDON MAETIN, hardware,
bugs, twine, Ija^rgingg, etc., 116-1^0 I
Clay, r. 1018 Minna
Kedon Martin Jr., salesman Martin Kedon, r. 1018
Minna
Kedrolivansky Alexandria, widow, r. 1922 Filbert
Keebe Thomas, drayman, r. 636 Commercial
Keebler Julius N., laborer, r. Mississippi bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Keefe Arthur, machinist, r. 2009 Polk
Keefe C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keefe Catharine, widow, r. 11 Bourbon
Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 1426 Geary
Keefe Charles, bartender Gnien k Zinktfnd
Keefe Cornelius, baker, r. 737 Branuan
Keefe Cornelius, teamster, r. 926 Montgomery
Keefe Daniel, laborer, r. .508 Mission
Keefe Daniel, produce commission, 420-422 Davis, r.
1609 Mission
Keefe Daniel F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-third
Keefe Daniel J., printer, r. 661 M Minna
Keefe David, longshoreman, O. R. and N. Co.
Keefe Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1506
Kentucky
Keefe George B., compositor Report, r. 1206 Market
Keefe George E. (Kenney & Keefe) r. 217 Third
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Keefe James, teamster, r 1008 Natoma. rear
Keefe James W., blacksmith, 450 Brannan, r. 621 )j
Brannau
Keefe Jeremiah, groceries, 496 Eighth
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Keefe Jeremiah, special Inspector TJ. S. Treasury,
office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. first floor, r. 1918
Mason
Keefe John, clerk Daniel Keefe, r. 1609 Mission
Keefe John, factorynian Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Minnesota bet Solano ;ind Butte
Keefe John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Keefe John, laundrymau La Grande Laundry
Keefe John A., sawyer A. F. Knorp, r. 1910 Powell
Keefe John H., painter and polisher, 317 Sutter, r.
320 !« Suiter
Keefe Joseph F., with Spring Valley W. W., r. E 8
Boyce ur Geary
Keefe Lawrence, compositor Examiner, r. 236 Seventh
Keefe Mamie Miss, r. 15 Howard Court
Keefe Margaret Mrs., proptr Caseins Hotel, NE cor
Slera and Louisiana
Keefe Margaret Mrs., varieties, 1.305 Mission
Keefe Mary, domestic 1035 Golden Gate Av
Keefe Mary F., widow, r. 10 Garden
Keefe Matthew, miner, r. 226 Ritch, rear
Keefe Michael, steward Buss House, r. E s Boyce nr
Geary
Keefe Myra, widow, r. 1402 Polk
Keefe Neal, plumber's helper S. lekelhelmer & Brc,
r. 1426 Geary
Keefe Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keefe T. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1121 Harrison
Keefe Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1910 Powell
Keefe Thomas, teamster Charles Howard, r. 636 Com-
mercial
e^ Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Adam J., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Keefer Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Keefer John, waiter Pacific Club. r. 827 Minna
Keefer Windsor A,, mining, r. 14 Grant Av
e^ Keefer. See Keifer and Kieffer
Keeffe Charles L., bartender J. B. Bacon, r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Keeffe James, foreman polisher T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 1144 Valencia
Keeffe Luke, polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
1512 Twenty-first
Keeffe Michael, laborer, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Keeffe Patrick, laborer, r. 1317 Sansome
0^ Keeffe. See Keefe
Keegan C. Edward, clerk Cory, Cicott & Co., r. 5 Del-
gado PI
Keegan Edward, longshoreman, r, 117 Vallejo
Keegan Frank H., cleik, r. 5 Delpado PI
Keegan Henry P., waiter, r. 5 Delgado PI
Keegan J. Mrs., tailoress, r. 932 Howard
Keegan James, plumbing and gabfitting, 903 Stockton,
r. 6 Bernard
Keegan John (Keegan k Goodwin) r. 212 First
Keegan John, laborer, r. 1036 Army
Keegan John, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Keegan John, painter, r. 1206 Eddy
Keegan John T., bookkeeper, r. r206 Eddy
Keegan Martin, laborer, r. 22 Georgia
Keegan Mary Miss, Catholic books, 136 Hayes
Keegan Michael, r. 567 Minna
Keegan Michael, longshoreman, r. Ill Clinton
Keegan Michael J., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 2I.'i Minna
Keegan Patrick, boilcrmaker P. F. Dundon
Keegan Patrick, cooper B. W. Brown & Co., r. Oik-
Inn d
Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 715 Chnrch
Keegan Patrick J., gastitter, r. 24 Silver
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PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
Tlie "WPKCIAI^" in n Hrand iipecially
put up fur tliiit Market.
KEE
670
KEI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUKACXURERS or
PInin, Jnpnnned an«i Stamped
T 1 3Nr xv^ ^^ rt e;
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Keegan Ricliard, bartender, r. 001 Battery
Keegaii Rose, domestic 2ri,59 Howard
Keegau Thomas, laborer, r. St. Thomas bet Alleghany
and St. Lawrence
Keegan Thomas, teamster, r. 1636 West Mission
Keegau William, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Alameda
Keegan William, teamster J. Alacdonongh & Co.
Keegau William, waitrr, r. 901 Sacramento
Keegan <!t Goodwin (John Keegan and Thomas
Goodwin) proprietors St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-216
First
Keekens Amelia, widow, r. 323 J^ Ivy .\v
Keeks Delia E. Mrs., r. 1134 Twenty-second
Keeks Joseph, with Alaska Fur Co., r. 1134 Twenty-
second
Keel Christopher, painter, r. 367!^ Natoma
KEELEE, BARNES & CO.
(Percival J. Keeler and E. T. Barnes)
'wbolesale nianufacturers' ag'ents fui'-
niture, upliolstery goods, bedding sup-
plies and carpets, 7^3 Market, History
Bldg
I Keeler C. K. Mrs., widow, r. 714?^ Nineteenth
' Keeler Heman, manager Pac. Coast Branch TJ. 8.
Eockint? Grate Bar, 624 Blarket
Keeler John, bottler Donald McMillan, r. 713 Front
Keeler Julius M., president Inyo Marble Co., 623
Commercial, r. 1921 Octavia
Keeler Percival J. (Keeler, Barnes & Co.) r. Alameda
Keelln Michael J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 35 M Garden
Keely Frank, bartender, r. 712 Taylor
Keely W. J., clerk, r. 1507 Lyon
Keeuan B. Miss, r. 241 Bartlett
Keenan Bernard K., boilermaker, r. 1210 Clay
Keenan Charles, liquor saloon, 1144 Market, r. 212
Golden Gate Av
Keenan Edward F., clerk, r. 19 Sumner, rear
Keenan Frank /., carpenter, r. 19 Summer, rear
Keenan George, veterinary surgeon, r. 26 Turk
Keenan Henry, bartender, r. 314 Minna
Keenan Hugh, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 219 Scott ,
Keenan J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Keenan James, liquor saloon, r. 997 Bryant
Keenan John, cooper, r. 8 Oregon
Keenan John, cooper, r. 320 Eighth
Keenan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 130 Dore
Keeuan John, shoemaker Patrick Keenan, r. 508 Mis-
sion
Keenan John F., laborer Sims & Morris, r. 125 Ivy Av
Keenan John M., salesman Hegler, Johnson & Co., r.
1401 Folsom
Keenan Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. 1210 Clay
Keenan Katheriue, waitress, r. 675 Mission
Keenan L. M. Mrs., r. 614 Folsom
Keenan Michael, with Mission Pottery Co., r. 2013
Folsom
Keenau Owen, street contractor, r. 1713 M Jessie
Keenan Patrick, shoemaker, E s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada, r. 508 Mission
Keenan Patrick Jr., boatbuilder, r. 508 Mission
Keeuan Patrick H. (Watkins & Keenan) r. 445 Guer-
rero
Keenan Patrick J., liquor saloon, 12 Ellis, r. 311
Clementina
Keenan Peter, salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 224
Page
Keenau Thomas, laborer, r. 88 Welsh
Keenan Thomas, molder, r. W s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Keenan Thomas R., r. 1210 Clav
KEENE CHARLES 0, ......
and repairer musical instruments, 3
Tliird, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av
Keene Frank W., silverplater, and assistant foreman
Hose No. 4, r. 33 John
Kecne Joliu M. (Brand & Keene) r. 600 Ellis
Keene K. C, student, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Keene Timothy, porter, r. 322 Minna
Keene Timothy, waiter, r. 675 Mission
B£^ Keene. See Keane
Keeney Charles 91., secretary Pacific Rolling
Rolling Mill Co. and California Horse Shoe Co.,
202 Market, r. 2423 Fillmore
Keeney E. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 Sutter
Keeney Francis, teamster Mowry & Co., r. 13 Turk
Keeney George P., mining, r. 1010 Sutter
Keeney James W., physician, 14 Grant Av, r.
Occidental Hotel
Keeney Patrick, laborer, r. 625 Davis
Keeney Patrick, street paver, r. 23 Everett
Keeney Richard, porter Joseph Straub, r. cor Te-
hama and Eighth
t^" Keeney. See Keauey
Keep Harriet, widow, r. 903 Twenty-fourth
Keep Hattie, teacher South End Primary School
KEESING HENRY B. .„„...
meiit, securities, bonds, real estate,
loans and insurance, 419 California,
room 17, r. 504 Stockton
Keesing Samuel, mining operator, 623 Commercial,
r. 1623 >^ Geary
Keesing Thomas B., clerk, r. 2812 Laguna
Keethors Peter, nurse German Hospital
Kehoe Ann, widow, r. 1 Welsh
Kehoe Annie, widow, r. 20 Clinton
Kehoe Bryan, groceries. Holly Park Av nr Mission
Kehoe Catherine, domestic 835 Pine
Kehoe Edward, deputy Pound Keeper, r. 1327 H Ellis
Kehoe Frank H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1 Polk
Kehoe Frank W., clerk C. J. Donahue, r. 515 Eighth
Kehoe James, butcher John W. Kehoe, r. 123 Ninth
Kehoe James H., bartender Occidental Hotel
Kehoe J. H. Mrs., r. 123 Eleventh
Kehoe John M.. clerk Harry Lohsen, r. 416 O'Farrell
Kehoe John W., butcher, 125 Ninth, r. 123 Ninth
Kehoe Kate Miss, notions, 720 Brannan
Kehoe Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 20 Clinton
Kehoe Michael, laborer, r. York bet Butte and Solano
Kehoe Michael, trackman N. B. and M. RR.
Kehoe Patrick, longshoreman, r. 908 Sausome
Kehoe Patrick, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 840 Tehama
Kehoe Peter, cook City and County Almshouse
Kehoe Peter, shoemaker, 515 Eighth
Kehoe William, longshoreman, r. 9 Tehama
8^~ Keohoe See Keough and Keogh
Kehr George, clerk Lenormaud Bros., r. 724 Bush
Kehrer Ambrose S., barber, r. 336 Duncan
Kehrlein Boniface F.. jeweler Pohlmann & Heidus-
ka, r. 2109 Jones
KEHKiLEIN EMIL engraver ami
designer, 113 Sutter, r. 3109 Jones
Kehrlein Joseph Jr., wheelwright, r. 920 Lombard
Kehrlein Valentine, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
909 Lombard
Kehrli Caspar, milker Henry Newman, r. Cole nr
Carl
Keifer Frank, machinist Empire Foundry, r. cor
Third and Minna
1^" Keifer. See Keefer and Kiefer
Keightley Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 101 O'Farrell
Keightley Will am J., clerk, r. 101 O'Farrell
Keil Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keil David, capitalist, r. 2328 Mission
Keil Edward A., purser, r. 2528 Mission
Keil Frederick C, druggist. Market Street Phar-
macy, 2000 Market r. 3 Halght
Keil Hugo D. (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.) r. 2528 Mission
B^~ Keil. See Kyle
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KEL
EeiluH Charles, Balesuiau Roos Bros., r. 1720 Sutter
Keilus Henry, salesuiau, r. 7lM H Mission
Kiily Jobanna, bakery, 709 Brannan
Keily Thomas, boilenuaker, r. 7U9 Brannan
Keily Williaiu, shoemaker Cahn. Xickelsburg & Co.,
r. 709 Brannan
[»- Keily. See Kiley
Keime Frank, tanner Balz Bros. 4 Finkeldey, r. Ten-
eriffe nr Railroad Av
Kelnberg S. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keiner Goorge H., laborer City Cemetery
Keiser Hardy, broker, r. 2622 Sutter
Keiser Herman, r. 23a Stevenson
Keiser Herman J., waiter, r. 5 Hyde
Keiser John, cook, r. 410 Union
Keiser Laura Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 Hyde
Keiser Lizzie, widow, r. 6nS Folsom
le^ Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and KeySer
Keitel George, clerk, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Keith B. R., r. 414 Polk
Keith Charles V. V.. wood engraver, 523 Montgomery,
r. Berkeley
Keith Harry, waiter, r. 820 Folsom
Keith Herbert B., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire ^hA Marine, Orient and Imperial Ins. Cos., r.
312 Eddy
Keith James D., master mariner, r. .304 Turk
Keith J. C. broommaker George F. Van De Mark
Keith John C. S., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. Oakland
Keith Lindsey B., teamster, r. 515^ Stevenson
Keith Nathaniel 8., electrical engineer, 40-41 Nevada
Block, r. 711 Jones
Keith Patrick, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Keith Samuel F., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Keith W., bookmaker, r. 212 Clara
Keith William, artist, 417 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Keith William H., r. 402 Van Ness Av
Keith William H., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
441 H Natoma
Keith William H. Jr., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
402 Van Ness Av
Kelber John, foreman R. W. Simpson, r. 113 Dia-
mond
Kelcher Joseph, boileripaker James V. Hall, r. 1469
Minna
Keleher Catherine Miss, type setter, r. 1418 Kearny
Keleher Cornelius, messenger Neville & Co., r. 1418
Kearny
Keleher Frank, waiter, r. 36 Rausch
Keleher Jeremiah, with Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1418
Kearny
Keleher Jeremiah C, cardriver, r. 19 Freelon
Keleher John, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Keleher Margaret, widow, r. 1418 Kearny
Keleher William T., clerk Pelxotto it Silverman, r.
1230 Market
83" Keleher. See Kelleher
Kell James, laborer Somers & Healey, r. 4 Lawrence
PI
Kellam F. B., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. 1401 Van Ness
Av
Kelleher AJfred J., teacher music, r. 2324 Clay
Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher David, butcher. N s St. Thomas bet Savan-
nah and Platte
Kelleher David, shoemaker, 274 Brannan
Kelleher David, lumberman, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Kelleher Ellen Miss. r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Kelleher James, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher James, blacksmith, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher & Donahue) r. 272
Clementina
Kelleher Jeremiah, seaman, r. 62.5 Davis
Kelleher Jeremiah I., compositor Report, r. 18 Sum-
ner
Kelleher John, carpenter, r. 812 Fifteenth
w, & J, mm & CO,
Maniifactarcrx of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
6^
IN THE
EXANIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 59 West Mission
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 204 St. Rose's Av
Kelleher John, laborer, r. ,S47 Jlission
Kelleher John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 338
Minna
Kelleher John, painter, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher John J., mining, r. 231 (J'Farrell
Kelleher John P., laborer, r. .59 West Mission
Kelleher John W., planer Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. 241 Perry
Kelleher aiichael, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 444 Te-
hama
Kelleher Nellie E. Miss, stenographer Manheim,
Staples & Co., r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher Patrick, laborer, r. 402 Broadway
Kelleher Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Kelleher Patrick, peddler, r. 109 Bay
Kelleher Patrick, teamster, r. 3409 Geary
Kelleher Peter, pressman Bulletin, r. 32 Tehama
Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher William, night watchman, r. W a Buena
Vista nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Kelleher William T., clerk, r. 110 Taylor
Kelleher »<; Donahue (Jeremiah Kelleher and Charles
Donahue) liquor saloon, lit Second
sy Kelleher. See Keleher i
Kellenberger Charles L., clerk local freight office 8. i
P. Co., r. 235 Sixth
Kellenberger David, r. 176 California Av, B. H. ■
Kellenberger George, varnisher, r. 1039 Mission
Kellenberger James, gripman Market St. RR., r. 714)4 1
Devisadero |
Kellenburg Joseph H., driver City RR., r. 1839 Mis- •
siou
Keller Andrew, bottler, r. 1619 Eddy
Keller Charles, baker Henry Niemann, r. 625 Mc-
Allister
Keller Charles G,, liquor saloon, and proptr Old Mis-
sion Turn Verein Halle, 1749 Mission j
Keller Charles I., ornamenter A. Seastedt & Co.. r.
113MWildey
Keller Edward, physician, W s Noe nr Twenty-fifth
Keller Frank J., clerk Lambert & Greene, r. 152 Na-
toma
Keller Frank L., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 630 Bran-
nan
Keller Frederick, carpenter, r. 1523 Leavenworth
Keller Harry S., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r. ll'iS
Folsom
Keller Helen L. Miss, assistant bookkeeper U. 8.
Mint, r. Oakland
Keller Henry, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 626
Fulton
Keller Henry, with Claus Wreden & Co., r. 2211 X
Mason
Keller H. W.. r. 747 Howard
Keller James E., assistant engineer stmr Granada, r.
2613 Folsom
Keller John, bootfitter, r. 1.52 Natoma
Keller John. cook. r. 211 Eighth, rear
Keller John, plasterer, r. 411 Filbert
Keller Joseph, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r, 707 Brannan
Keller Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Larkiu
Keller Katie, fringeraaker, r. l.')2 Natoma
Keller Leonard R., jeweler, r. 421) )4 Grove
Keller Michael, laborer, r. 22 Zoe
Keller Paul E.. salesman Jones, McCraken k Oo.. r.
15 Chaveland
Keller Sarah, widow, r. 1726 Sutter
Keller William, actor, r. 420 Sixth
Keller William, keymaker T. M. Antlaell Piano Co.
Keller William, porter Whittler, Fuller & Co., r. 630
Folsom
Kellormaiin August, tailor A. B. Zinuamon, r. 428
Broadway •
Kelleron Flora M. Miss, milliner, r. 5.54 Seventeenth
1 Kellett Samuel (Kellett & MoMurray) r. Calistoga
I
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
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KEL
672
KEL
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
KNOr^TSIl AND AMl-lllTCAN
KncuiiMtif, 4al:ize<l »u<l Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kellett tfc McMurniy (Samuel Kellett and John
P. Mo Murray) manufacturers plaster decorations
763 Market
Kelley Ann Mrs., r. 748 Howard
Kelley Buron, wood coal,, hav and Rrain, 636 Nine-
teenth, r. 127 California Av, B. H.
Kelley Calvin S. (Kelley. Hare & Co.) r. Railroad
Av bet Manitoba and Servia
Kelley Charles, clerk, r. 62i; Braniian
Kelley Charles A., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
1'20() Market
Kelley Edward, longshoreman, r. 1004 Sansome, rear
Kelley Edward M.. r. 219 Powell
Kelley Fannie, domestic NW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Kelley Francis J., helper Hamilton & Leach, r. 217
Tehama
Kelley Frank, laborer, r. 43G Spventh
Kelley Frank A., barber, 27:17 Folsom
Kelley George, clerk F. A. Lawson. r. 609 Hyde
Kelley G-oorge B., with George W. Kelley, r. 1715 Eddy
Kelley George F., plumber,' r. 311 Linden Av
Kelley George W. (Kelley, Hare & Co.) r. Railroad
Av nr Manitoba
Kelley George W., stockbroker, 331-333 Pine, r. Oak-
land
Kelley Grace, widow, r. 817 Greenwich
Kelley Gregory S., printer The Bancroft Co.
Kelley, Hare & Co. (Calvin S. Kelley. John S. Hare,
George W. Kelley and John W. Hodgkin) hay,
grain, wood, coal, coke, etc.. Railroad Av bet
Manitoba and Servia
Kelley James, laborer,' r. 3 Morrell PI
Kelley James, liquor saloon, 158 First
Kelley James, irillhand Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s
Illinois bet Butte and Napa
Kelley James, painter Pacific Improvement Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Menlo Park
Kelley James, shipcarpenter, r. 786 Harrison
Kelley James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 19
Guerrero
Kelley James, steward, r. 217 Minna
Kelley James F., wool sorter, r. 532^ Sixth
Kelley James H., carriage painter, r. 217 Tehama
Kelley James I., porter Dunham. Carrigan & Havden
Co., r. 319 Franklin
Kelley James M. , marine draftsman, 122 California,
r. 217 Eighth
Kelley John, butcher, r. 626 Brannan
Kelley John, capitalists, r. 410 Franklin
Kelley John, restaurant, r. 217 Tehama
Kelley John, water tender stmr City of New York
Kelley John C, inspector Custom House, r. 610 Fol-
som
Kelley John H., carpenter, r. 319 Franklin
Kelley John J., pumber, r. 1 Le Roy PI
Kelley John M., showcase maker T. N. Furlong, r.
914 Fulton
Kelley John T., bartender O'Donnell & McCourt. r.
634 Minna
Kelley Kate Mrs., bakery, 327 Fourth
Kelley Lawrence, laborer, r. 1 Le Roy PI
Kelley Lizzie Mrs., r. 626 Brannan
Kelley Luke C, paying teller The Sather BankingCo.,
r. Oakland
Kelley Margaret Mrs., r. 724 Folsom
Kelley Mark, blacksmith, r. 29 Clara
Kelley Mary, domestic 227 Chattanooga
Kelley Mary Mrs. r. 2623^ Clementina
Kelley Maud, widow, dressmaking, 14^ Moss
Kelley Michael F., longshoreman, r. 35 Francisco
Kelley Michiel J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 613
Fourth
Kelley Michael J., tanner Eagle Tannery, r. 307
Twenty-sixth
Kelley M. O., r. 108 McAllister
Kelley Nellie Mrs., r. 15 3«i Claya
Kelley Patrick, farmer, r. cor Wayland and Holyoke,
U. M. T.
Kelley Patrick, groceries and liquors, 27 Everett
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. 17 M Clinton
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Minna
Kelley Peter, chiropodist, r. 328 Third
Kelley Peter, wood, coal, hay and grain, 422 Valencia
Kelley Peter E., plumber, r. 811 Linden Av
Kelley Samuel, r. 915 Sutter
Kelley William, solicitor, r. 2208 Powell
Kelley William H., bookkeeper William J. Mallady,
r. 57 Everett
Kelley William J., clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. W 8
Lyon bet Sutter and Bush
Kelley William R., purser stmr Colima, r. 1311 Ji
Golden Gate Av
B£?- Kelley. See Kelly
Kelling Henry, shipwright, r. 5 Latham PI
Kelling Mary, widow, r. 1315 Kearny
Kellner Abraham (Kellner & Cohn) r. 1020 Folsom
Kellner Edward, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Bat.
tery
Kellner George, cigarmaker Kellner & Cohn, r. 615
Laguna
Kellner Henry, showcase maker Miller & Co., r. 18
Minna
Kellner Michael J., patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
310 Union
Kellner Myer, tobacconist, r. 615 Laguna
Kellner W., watchmaker, r 615 Laguna
Kellner & Cohn (Abraham Kellner and Max Cohn)
cigars and tobacco, 11G4J^ Market
Kellock Thomas, r. 537 Mission
Kelloek Thomas K., salesman Philip Kennedy k Co.,
r. 235 Oak
Kellogg A. E., teacher Boys' High School, r. 2208 M
Mission
Kellogg Benjamin B., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 2009
O'Farrell
Kellogg Burtie E., glazier, r. 120 Chattanooga
Kellogg Calvin W., with Wilmerding & Co., r. 2007
O'Farrell
Kellogg Charles A., receiver N. B. and M. RR., r.
2911 Folsom
Kellogg Charles D., plumber, r. 306 Seventeenth
Kellogg Charles E , carriage painter H. E. Holmes &
Co., r. 449 Jessie
Kellogg Charles W., with Tubbs & Co., r. Oakland
Kellogg Frank H., vice-president Stockton and S. F.
Packet Co., 136 Sutter, r. Alameda
Kellogg Frederick S.. salesman J. J. Mack k Co., r.
2205 Fillmore
Kellofig George H., office 320 Sansome, room 9,
r. 112 Liberty
Kellojjg G. Herbert, advertising agent, 330 Pine,
room 58, r. Oakland
Kellogg James, bookkeeper San Joaquin Lumber Co.,
r. Oakland
Kellogg John, carpenter, r. 21 Verona
Kellogg John G., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 700 Capp
Kellogg Levi M., manager estate George H. Tay, 614-
616 Battery, r. 1001 Pine
Kellogg L. J. Miss, physician, 43 Sixth
Kellogg Luella D., widow, r. 1050 Howard
Kellogg Marmaduke B. (Fox & Kellogg) attorney at
law, 530 California, r. 2424 Pacific Av
Kellogg Samuel, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 906 Market
Kellogrgf Sheldon C, attorney at law, 38 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 157 Octavia
Kellogg Sheldon I., salesman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co.. r. East Oakland
Kellogg Tyler V., clerk E. W. Carpenter, r. Alameda
Kellogg Walter J., bookkeeper Wilson & Bro., r. 112
Liberty
Kellom Harvey T., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2419 Folsom
Kells Robert H. carpenter, r. 1012 Mason
Kells Mary, widow, r. 318 Clementina
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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KEL
673
KEL
Kelluin Cburles D., carpentvr, r. NE cor Bntte and
Hampshire
Kelluii) HenuaD A., receiving clerk Custom House, r.
916 Pacific
Kellv A. Mrs. teacher, r. 712 McAllister
Kelly Albert C, r. 11 Perry
Kelly Alexander, teamster John Tuttle, r. 511 Linden
Av
'Kelly Alf. R., paints, oils and glass, 305-307
Front, r. 15U Octavla
Kelly Allen, widow, r. 1220 Mission
Kelly Allan P., journalist Examiner, r. 2601 >4 Sacra-
mento
Kelly A. M., teacher Garfield Primary School, r. 1233
Folsom
Kelly Andrew, groceries and liquors, 143 Clara
Kelly Andrew, hostler, r. 152 Minna
Kelly Anna Miss, dressmaking, 319-321 Phelan Bldg
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 37 Natoma
Kelly Anuie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie Miss, saleslady Goldstein Bros., r. 537
Stevensofl
Kelly Anni^Mrs. r. 537 Stevenson
Kelly Archibald, r. 78 Natoma
Kelly Arthur, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,r.
1328 Golden Gate Av
Jelly B., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
ielly Bf-Ue Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 21
Ninth
Celley Bernard, dairyman, Potrero Av bet Butte and
iju aampsnire
;lly I>aniel, painter, r. 1 Rose PI
3lly rjaniel, stableman Matthew Sullivan, r. 1209
Folsom
iUy Daniel V. (Kelly k Liebes) r. 221 Leavenworth
Jlly David J., tanner, r. 18 Rondell PI
illy Dennis, butcher C. Kelly, r. 308 Valencia
Uy Dennis, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
slly Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Precita
Av and Folsom, B. H.
»lly K. A., laborer, r. 524 First
!lly Edward, hackman, r. 224 Austin
illy Edward, laborer, r. 308 Tehama
tlly Edward, laborer, r. 519 .Jessie
lly Edward, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
■Uy Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kelly Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 43.i Fulton
Kelly Edward, machinist, r. 22 Norfolk
Kelly Edward, messenger City and County Coroner,
r. Dunbar Alley
Kelly Eilward, mill hand N. P. Langland, r, 1711
Leavenworth
Kelly Edward, physician, W s Noe bet Jersey and
Twenty-filth
Kelly Edward, soap mnfr, 2038 Greenwich
Kelly Edward, tinner, r. 12 Bowie Av
Kelly Eliza, shoefitter, r. E b Nebraska bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 1012 Mason
Kelly Elizabitb, widow, r. N s Merritt nr Rose
Kelly Elizabeth E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1120 Sacra-
mento
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 306 Tehama
Kelly Eusene. r. 512 Hnw.srd
--,, o^ "•> ^"Ff^"""*''". r. zsm J<olsom
Kelly George E., photographer, r. 1105 Pine
Kelly George H., compositor Alta, r. East Oakland
Kelly George M., expressman, r. 2510 Bush
Kelly George W., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, rooms
16-17, r. .537 Stevenson
Kelly Gibson, journalist Examiner, r. Oakland
Kelly Gus., engraver Schmidt Label and Litho Co.,
r. 424 Powell
Kelly H., blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Kelly H. Mrs., r. 11 Morris Av
Kelly Harry T., clerk O. C. Hall & Son, r. 022 O'Far-
rell
Kelly Henry, peddler, r. 1016 Treat Av
Kelly Henry, plumber, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Henry, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 2930 Sacra-
mento
Kelly Henry E., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Kelly Henry J., clerk Grangers' Business Assn, r. 637
Stevenson
Kelly Henry J., subscription clerk Bulletin, r. 1629
Dupont
Kelly Hugh, boilermaker George E. Belmor, r. 210
First
Kelly Hugh, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 20 Annie
Kelly Hugh, laborer, r. 108 Clara
Kellv Hugh, machinist, r. 19 Natoma
Kelly Hugh, paver, r. 666 Mission
Kelly JaTiies, beer bottler, r. 66 Tehama
Kelly .James, blacksmith, r. 408 Fourth
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Kellum Charles D., carpenUr, r. NE cor Butte and
Hampshire
Kellum Herman A., receiving clerk Custom House, r.
yif> Pai-itic
Kellv A. Mrs. teacher, r. 712 McAllister
Kelly Albert C. r. 11 Perry
Kelly Alexander, teamster John Tuttle, r. 511 Linden
Av
Kelly Alf. R., paints, oils and glass, 305-307
Front, r. 159 Octavla
IKelly Allen, widow, r. 1220 Mission
Kelly Allan P., journalist Examiner, r. 2601^ Sacra-
mento
Kelly A. M., teacher Garfield Primary School, r. 1233
Folsom
Kelly Andrew, groceries and liquors, 143 Clara
Kelly Andrew, hostler, r. 152 Minna
Kelly Anna Miss, dressmakinK, 319-321 Phelan Bldg
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 37 Natoma
Kelly Anuie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie Miss, saleslady Goldstein Bros., r. 537
StevensQB
Kelly Annt«^Mrs. r. 537 Stevenson
£elly Archibald, r. 78 Natoma
lelly Arthur, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,r.
1328 Golden Gate Av
telly B., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
Celly Belle Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 21
Ninth
elley Bernard, dairyman, Potrero Av bet Butte and
Napa
Telly Bernard, lather, r. 3 Sherwood PI
elly Bernard, teamster J. Macdonough & Co.
[elly Bernard, millhand, r. W s Juniper nr Bryant
lELLi BROTHERS (John f.
and Philip C. ) importers, ^vholesale
and retail dealers foreigfii and domestic
dry and fancy eootls, 26-28 Sixth
!elly Catherine, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
elly Catherine, widow, r. 642 j^ Minna
elly Catherine, widow, r. 1319 Green
elly Catherine, widow, r. 2730 Greenwich
elly C. B. Mrs., clerK Post Office, r. 408 Laguna
ellv Celeste Miss, childrens' matron S. F. Girls
Tnion
elly Charles, carpenter, r. 666 Howard
elly Charles, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
ellv Charles, waiter, r. 32 Fourth
elly Charles E., r. 421 California
elly Charles E.. attorney at law and notary public,
216 Sansome, r. 28Rausch
elly Coleman J., clerk M. A. Mercer, r. 319 Frank-
lin
lly Cornelius, painter, r. 232 Clara
Hy Cornelius, laborer, r. Mauritius nr Susquehanna
lly Cornelius, policeman, r. 1024 Vallejo
lly Cornelius, porkpacker. r. 433 Stevenson
BllyD., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 208
Valencia
;lly Daniel, blacksmith KIsdon I. and L. Works, r.
1120 Hampshire
Jlly Daniel, painter, r. 1 Rose PI
!lly Daniel, stableman Matthew Sullivan, r. 1209
Folsom
;lly Daniel V. (Kelly * Liebes) r. 221 Leavenworth
;lly David J., tanner, r. 18 Rondell PI
illy Dennis, butcher C. Kelly, r. 308 Valencia
lly Denni.a, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
illy Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Precita
Av and Folsom, B. H.
illy K. A., laborer, r. ,524 First
•lly Edward, hackman, r. 224 Austin
illy Edward, laborer, r. 308 Tehama
lly Edward, laborer, r. 519 Jessie
lly Edward, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
lly Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
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Kelly Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 435 Fulton
Kelly Edward, machinist, r. 22 Norfolk
Kelly Edward, messenger City and County Coroner,
r. Unnbar Alley
Kelly Edward, mill hand N. P. Langland, r, 1711
Leavenworth
Kelly Edward, physician, W s Noe bet Jersey and
Twenty-fifth
Kelly Edward, soap mnfr, 2038 Greenwich
Kelly Edward, tinner, r. 12 Bowie Av
Kelly Eliza, shoefitter. r. E 8 Nebraska bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 1012 Mason
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Merritt nr Rose
Kelly Elizabeth E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1120 Sacra-
mento
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. .306 Tehama
Kelly Eugene, r. 512 Howard
Kelly Eugene (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. New York
Kelly Eugene J, bookkeeper J. T. Earnest b Co., r.
1629 Dupont
Kelly Fannie A., widow, r. 609 Hyde
Kelly F. R., r. 270 Stevenson
Kelly Frank, coal passer stmr Starbuck
Kelly Frank, driver Central RR. Co.
Kelly Frank, driver United Carriage Co., r. 8W cor
Third and Everett
Kelly Frank, hackman, r. 224 Austin
Kelly Frank, laborer, r. .32 Freelon
Kelly Frank, laborer, r. 661 Minna
Kelly Frank, molder, r. 32 Freelon
Kelly Frank, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 1208
(ireen
Kelly Frank, porter James Gibb, r 21 Stanly PI
Kelly Frank Mrs., widow, r. 21 Stanly PI
Kelly Frank A., city agent Cal. Ins. Co., 318 Califor-
nia, r. 1505 Taylor
Kelly Frank F., plasterer, r. 1221 Devisadero
Kelly Frank J., salesman Keane Bros ,r. 106 Mason
Kelly Frank M., clerk, r. 275 !« Clara
K.LLL 1 Jl RAJN K. bi dmtr^ist and
chemist, 102 Eddy, opp Panorama Bids',
r. Silver Stale
Kelly George, marble worker, r. 607 Vallejo
Kelly George, master mariner, r. 742 Fourth
Kelly George, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Oo..
King Street Works
Kelly George K., coppersmith, r. 2.326 Folsom
Kelly George E., photographer, r. 1105 Pine
Kelly George H., compositor Alta, r. East Oakland
Kelly George M., expressman, r. 2510 Bush
Kelly George W., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, rooms
16-17, r. 537 Stevenson
Kelly Gibson, journalist Examiner, r. Oakland
Kelly Gus., engraver Schmidt Label and Litho Co.,
r. 424 Powell
Kelly H., blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Kelly H. Mrs., r. 11 Morris Av
Kelly Harry T., clerk O. C. Hall & Son, r. 622 O'Far-
rell
Kelly Henry, peddler, r. 1016 Treat Ay
Kelly Henry, plumber, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Henry, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 2930 Sacrs-
mento
Kelly Henrv E., cigars and tobacco, 19 Paclflc
Kelly Henry J., clerk Grangers' Business Assn, r. 637
Stevenson
Kelly Henry J., subscription clerk Bulletin, r. 1C29
Dupont
Kelly Hugh, boilermaker George E. Belmor. r. 210
First
Kelly Hugh, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 20 Annie
Kelly Hugh, laborer, r. 108 Clara
Kellv Hugh, machinist, r. 19 Natoma
Kelly Hugh, paver, r. 6C.t) Mission
Kelly James, beer bottler, r. 6<i Tehama
Kelly James, blacksmith, r. 40S Fourth
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Kelly James, coacUmau Colle^'e of Notre Dame
Kelly James, compositor Journal of Commerce, r.
1S27 Sanchez
Kelly James, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 22b Sec-
ond
Kelly James, hostler, r. 320 Folsom
Kelly James, laborer, r. 308 Sixteenth
Kelly James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Kelly James, laborer, r. 608!^ Natoma
Kelly James, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 13 Jansen
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 747 Tehama
Kelly James, machinist, r. 827 Folsom
Kelly James, policeman, r. 7 Olive Court
Kelly James, policeman, r. ICHO Howard
Kelly James seaman stmr Aeapulco, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Kelly James, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. Oak-
land
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly James, tailor, r. 625 Vallejo
Kelly James, waiter, r. 6H6 Commercial
Kelly James, b:irber, 4'11 Valencia, r. 97 Hickory Av
Kelly James F., porter, r. 832 Folsom
Kelly James F., varnisher U. Friischi, r. 1120 Hamp-
shire
Kelly James H., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r. 6093^
Minna
Kelly James H., tinsmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. i, r. 1207 Pacific
Kelly James J., laborer, r. 2016 Filbert
Kelly James J... plumber U. S. Mint, r. 1328 Golden
Gate Av
Kelly James L., glassblower, r. 27 Perry
Kelly James M., contractor, 638 Market
Kelly James M., steward, r. 636 Commercial
Kelly James K. (Sullivan, Kelly & Co) r. 309
Leavenworth
Kelly James R.. gilder 8. & G. Gump, r. 832 Folsom
Kelly Jane, widow, r. 222J^ Fourth
Kelly Jane D., saleslady, r. 2398 Folsom
Kelly Jeptha M., miller Capitol Mills, r. 1759 How-
ard, rear
Kelly Jerome F., compositor Call, r. 462 Clementina
Kelly J. J., switchman S. P. Co.
Kelly J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Ninth
Kelly J. Lee, r. 220 Eddy
Kelly J. M., switchman 8. P. Co.
Kelly Johanna, domestic 1603 Larkin
Kelly John, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Kelly John, r. 270 First
Kelly John, bartender, r. 220 Union
Kelly John, boatman, r. 5 Market
Kelly John, sailmaker, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly John, butcher Joseph Kelly, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly John, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 2326 Fol-
som
Kelly John, dairyman, r. 210 Twelfth
Kelly John, drayman, r. 410 Broadway
Kelly John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 335 Te-
hama
Kelly John, expre-ssman, r. 2408 Geary
Kelly John, harness cleaner L. C. Woodworth, r. 2607
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
Kelly John,
laborer, r.
laborer, r. 60 Shipley
laborer, r. 73 Tehama
laborer, r. 521 Howard
laborer, r. 815^ Laurel Av
laborer, r. 1139 Twentieth, rear
laborer, r. Tilden nr Broderick
laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1727 Market
laborer P. M. SS. Co.
liquor saloon, 43 Second
liquor saloon, 186 Jessie, r. 641 Mission
machinist, r. 310 Townsend
machinist, r. 604 Capp
Kelly John, .seaman, r. 27 Chesley
Kelly Jolni, Beamim, r. 129 Folsom
Kelly John, stableman Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1515
California
Kelly John, tailor, r. 625 Vallejo
Kelly John, wiredrawer Cal. "Wire Works, r. SE cor
Sansome and Pacific
Kelly John, with J. T. M. Keliy «: Co., r. 900 Powell
Kelly John Jr., inspector Health OflSce. r. 1505
Taylor
Kelly John Jr., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 210 Twelfth
Kelly John Mrs., widow, r. 136 Seventh
Kelly John A., carpenter, r. 2010 Larkin
Kelly John C, third officer stmr Alameda
Kelly John F., r. 2217 Post, rear
Kelly John F. (Kelly Bros.) r. 724 Turk
Kelly John F., assistant O'Connor, Mofl'att & Co., r.
56 Shipley
Kelly John F., butcher, r. 124 Cedar Av
Kelly John F., cutter, r. 30 Natoma
Kelly John F., stableman, r. 722 Natoma
Kelly Jolin G., clerk headquarters Division of the Pa-
cific U. S. A., r. 30irClay
Kelly John G., groceries and liquors, 8W cor Church
and Twenty-fifth
Kelly John H., carpenter, r. E s Nebraska bet El Do-
rado and Alameda
Kelly John H., clerk E. M. Block, r. 327 Fourth
Kelly John H., molder, r. 517 Grove
Kelly John H., teller Nevada Bank, r. 2904 California
Kelly John H. F., packer S. & G. Gump, r. 8 Pres-
cott PI
Kelly John J., compositor George Spaulding & Co.,
r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John J., assistant storekeeper Custom House.
r. 1505 Taylor
Kelly John J., sailmaker, r. Laidley nr Bartlett
Kelly John J., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
201 Eleventh
Kelly John J, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Tom-
bigbee nr Teneriffe
Kelly John J., wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1635
Church
Kelly John J. S. (Lewin. Kelly & Co.) r. 429 Bush
Kelly John L., deputy Tax Collector, r. 623 Minna
Kelly John L., glassblower, r. 27 Perry
Kelly John P., mechanical engineer Rix & Firth, r.
129 Third
Kelly John R., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 120}^
Langton
Kelly John T. (John T. Kelly & Co.) r. 715 Howard
Kelly John T., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1908 Baker
Kelly John.T., carriage maker, r. 615 Post
Kelly John T. & Co. (John T. Kelly and Thomas
Scully) liquor saloon, 108 Ellis
Kelly John W., assistant mail clerk Bulletin, r. 947
Howard
Kelly John W., bartender Thomas Callan, r. 764 Mis-
sion
Kelly John W., compositor Joseph Winterburn & Co.,
r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly Joseph, butcher. 1159 Howard, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly Joseph, carrier Post OflSce, r. 1207 Howard
Kelly Joseph, laundrymau. r. 1120 Hampshire
Kelly Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1417 Folsom
Kelly Joseph A., watchman, r. 2207 Steiner
Kelly Joseph P., attorney at law, 34 Nevada Block, r
2912 California
Kelly Joseph P., laborer, r. 51 Natoma
Kelly J. T. M. (J. T. M. Kelly & Co.) r. 900 Powell
Kelly J. T. M. & Co. (J. T. M. Kelly) wholesale win<
and liquor merchants, 217-219 Commercial
Kelly Julia, domestic 2029 California
Kelly Julia, domestic 3025 California
Kelly Julia Miss, r. 523 Stevenson
Kelly Julia T. Miss, r. 1206 Mason
Kelly Katherine, widow, r. 1727 Eddy
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Kelly Kate, domestic Berbsbire House
Kelly Kate, tailoress, r. 2912 Sacrameoto
Kf lly Kate, widow, r. 44ii Jessie
Kelly Kate, domestic 2312 Clay
Kelly Kieron, groceries and liquors, 3300 Geary, r.
N B Williaoison nr Geary
Kelly Lawrence, laborer, r. 20 Jansen
Kelly Lawrence, tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1437 Valencia
Kelly Lawrence, teamster, r. i;{28 Eddy
Kellv Lawrence Jr., salesman Lawrence Kelly, r. 1437
Valencia
Kellv Lettie K. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 712 McAllister
Kelly Louis, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 1120
Hampshire
Kelly Lucius, stockkeeper Kelly & Liebes, r. 1233
Folsom
Kelly Luis, buyer Cabrera, Roma & Co.
Kelly Luke, liquor saloon, 211 Eighth
Kelly M., gardener Columbia Square
Kelly Maggie M. Miss, milliner, r. 42.5 Geary
Kelly Mamie Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 21 Ninth
Kelly Manus, butcher, 517 Grove
Kelly Margaret, domestic 812 Shotwell
Kelly Margaret, tailoress, r. 120 M Welsh
Kelly Margaret M., tailoress, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly Mark, plasterer, r. 424 Powell
Kelly Martin, assistant chief wharfinger State Board
of Harbor Commissioners, r. 502 Eddy
KeJly Martin, Fire Commissioner, and hardware,
204 Mission, r. 312 Folsora
Kelly Martin, laborer, r. 20 Page
Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, W 8 Mission Road nr
County line
Kelly Martin, messenger Bulletin, r. 947 Howard
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 11 Perry
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 623 Minna, rear
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 1132 Fol^om
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 19U8 Baker
Kelly Mary, widow, r. E s Nebraska bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Kelly Mary, domestic 411 Devisadero
Kelly Mary, domestic 1807 Octavia
Kelly Mary M., packer L. Demartini & Co., r. 1711
Leavenworth
Kelly Mary Miss. r. 321 Ellis
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 331 Jessie
Kelly Mary Mrs., r. 23 Clara
Kellv Mary Mrs., janitress Cleveland Primary
School, r. 1207 Howard
Kelly Mary 8., cloaUmaker, r. Es Nebraska bet El Do
rado and .Alameda
Kelly Mary T. Mrs., r. 7413^ Tehama
Kelly Michael, r. 7ii4 Vatoma
Kelly Michael, r. 1424 J^ Jackson
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, 205 Eighth, r. 1146 How-
ard
Kelly Michael, calker, r. 18 First
Kelly Michael, cigarmaker Felix J, Dugan, r. 2645
Mission
Kelly Michael, hackman, r. 383 Dolores
Kelly Michael, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 454 J4
Minna
Kelly Michael, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 13 Beideman
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, shoemaker, r. 8 Prescott PI
Kelly Michael, teamster Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2016
Filbert
Kelly Michael, teainster Sheedy & Co., r. 821 Steven-
son
Kelly Michael, undertaker United TJndertakera' Asso-
ciation, r. 724 Turk
Kelly Michael, waiter, r. 275X Clara
Kelly Michael H., r. 327 Hayes
Kelly Michael J., butcher, 3-4 Centre Market, r. 1840
Ellis
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kelly Michael J., contractor, r. 2912 California
Kellv M. J., conductor Market St. RR., r. N s Wil-
liauison nr Geary
Kelly M. T., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.
Kelly Nellie .Miss, actress, r. 425 Geary
Kelly Nellie Miss, costumer A. Jahn & Son, r. 712
Mission
Kelly Orrin D.. hackman, r. cor Geary and Central Av
Kelly Owen (Kelly & Bailey) r. 294 J4 Twenty-second
Kelly Owen, hackman. r. 31 Chesley, rear
Kelly Patrick, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 23 Freelon
Kelly Patrick, collector, r. 3 Folsom At
Kelly Patrick, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Lott
and Hayes
Kelly Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 642
Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 721 Broadway
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. lit; Lily Av
Kelly P itrick, shoemaker, 238 T nth, r. 24 Rausch
Kelly Patrick, seaman, r, 607 Howard
Kelly Patrick, teamster J, Macdotiough & Co., r. 3
Tehama
Kelly Patrick, teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Kelly Patrick A., special policeman, r. 33 Natoma
Kelly Patrick F., driver City RR. Co., r. 1910 Mission,
rear
Kelly Patrick F., salesman, r. 221 Fifth
Kelly Patrick H., ship builder, r. 29 South Park
Kelly Patrick J., cook, r. 128 !^ Hunt
Kelly Patrick J., cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 1012 Scott
Kelly Patrick J., hackman, r. 724 Natoma
Kelly Patrick J., foreman Lambert & Greene, r. 51
Nil to ma
Kelly Patrick J., hostler Fitzgerald & Conlon, r. 1511
California
Kelly Patrick T., policeman, r. 204 Eleventh
Kelly Patrick W., laborer, r. S s Elizabeth bet Noe
and Castro
Kelly Peter, bag printer, r. 33 Natoma
Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, liquor saloon, 214 Eighth
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 14 Masonic Av
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 130 Eleventh
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 232t) F Isoin
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. Ss Elizabeth bet Noe and Cas-
tro
Kelly Peter, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kelly Peter Jr., clerk P. Kelly, r. 235 Fell
Kelly Peter J., ticket agent S. P. Co., Valencia St. Sta-
tion, and agent Wells Fargo & Co.. r.lOlO Twenty-
first
Kellv P. F., porter W. J. & J. P. Burke, r. 116 Lily
Av
Kelly Philip C. (Kelly Bros.) r. 724 Turk
Kelly Richard E., secretary Justice Mining Co.,
419 California, room 3. r. 212 Powell
Kelly Robert, laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Kelly Roberto., butcher Mrs. G. M. Boese, r. 817
Greenwich
Kelly Robert G., foreman P. M. S. S. Co., r. 2320
Mission
Kelly Rose, widow, r. 110 Minna
Kelly Samuel J., with W. U. Tel. Co., r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Kelly Sarah, tailoress, r. 2912 Sacramento
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 22 )i Rausch
Kellv Stephen, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 120 )i
Welsh
Kelly Susie E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
.School, r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Theodore A., teamster S. Jacob, r. 40 Thir-
teenth
Kelly Thomas, r. S 8 Clipper bet Noe and Castro
Kelly Thomas, bartender F. W. Slepp, r. 12 Anthony
Kelly Thomas, drayman, r. 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, hackman, r. 815 Stockton
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kelly Thomas, harnessmaker Main and Winchester,
r. i:^ Beicleman
Kelly Thomas laborer, r. 3 Federal
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 531 5<S Fourth
Kelly Thomas, liquor saloon, Railroad Av bet Mani-
toba and Dominiia j
Kelly Thomas, livery stable, 1029 Pine, r. 224 Austin
Kelly Thomas, porter Union Iron Works, r. 113 Na-
toma
Kelly Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moft'att & Co., r.
5fi Shipley
Kelly Thomas, tailor, r. 836 Mission
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 1910 Mission, rear
Kelly Thomas, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Kelly Thomas, -watchman Mechanics' Pavilion, r. 828
Bush
Kelly Thomas F., harnessmaker Richard Acton, r. cor
Lindley and Merced
Kellv Thomas F., laundryman Central Laundry, r. 210
Ridley
Kelly Thomas F., machinist Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
324 Fremont
Kellv Thomas H., painter, r. 932 Pacific
Kelly Thomas J., bookkeeper Doaald McMillan, r. 817
Greenwich
Kelly Thomas J., purser stmr Tiburon
Kelly Thomas M. H., painter r. 40 Thirteenth
Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2512 Sacramento
Kelly T. K., condu. tor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1521 California
Kelly Tobias J., with Graf Bros., 120 Sutter
Kelly W. E., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer, r. 1460 Market
Kelly William, r. 813 Mission
Kelly William, r. 826 Geary
Kelly William, r. 1339 Dupont
Kelly William, clerk, r. 1304 Mission
Kelly William, currier, r. Utah nr Sonoma
Kelly William, dairy, Edinburgh nr India Av, Excel-
sior Homestead
Kelly William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 44 Te-
hama
Kelly William, gripman Presidio RB., r. 2006 Leaven-
worth
Kelly William, groceries, 316 Eleventh
Kelly William, laborer, r. 202 Second
Kelly William, laborer, r. Illinois nr Kentucky
Kelly Willam, laborer Pac. Casket Co., r. cor Thirty.
fir.st and Randall
Kelly William, longshoreman, r. 1329 Sansome
Kelly William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 206
Third
Kelly William, pilot, r. 118 Jackson
Kelly William, waiter, r. 995 Market
Kelly William A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co.. r. 1359
Howard •
Kelly William F., carrier Post Office, r. 623 Minna
Kelly William F., clerk Post Office, r. 113 Natoma
Kelly William F., pressman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1918
Greenwich
Kelly William G., clerk, r. 2398 Folsom
Kelly William H., laborer, r. 531 Bryant
Kelly William H., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1319 Green
Kelly William H., plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Kelly William J., cigars and tobacco Occidental
Hotel, r. 2007 Webster
Kelly William M., r. 832 Folsom
Kelly Winfield, newspaper carrier, r. 1025 Mission
Kelly & Bailey (Owen Kelly and Peter Bailey) mo-
rocco mnfrs, S s Twentieth bet Harrison and Ala-
bama
Kelly Si liiebea (Daniel V. Kelly and Philip
Liebes) proprietors Sullivan's Cloak and Suit
House, importers and manufacturers ladies
cloaks and suits, 120 Kearny, and 291 North Main,
Los Angeles, Cal.
«9- Kelly. See Kelley
Kelm William H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Kelpe Charles, tailor, r. 164 M Jessie
Kelsey A. C. Mrs., r. 604 Taylor
Kelsey Alexander, molder. r. 740 Folsom
Kelsey B.. real estate, 502 Montgomery, room 12. r.
San Rafael
Kelsey Harriet Mrs., teacher music, r. 305 Jones
Kelsey James T., compositor Examiner, r. 732J4
Green
Kelsey Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) John H.
Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 16
Kelshaw Joseph, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
1421 Jessie
Kelso John, contractor, 331 Montgomery, r. 242 Shot-
well
Kelso Samuel, crimper Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
311 Twenty-ninth
Kelson Sol, ornamentor Schussler Bros., r. 1516 Polk
Kelter Antone, paperhanger, r. 1 Taylor PI
Kelter Bernard, laborer, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelter Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 116 Ellis
Kelting August P., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 418
Leavenworth
Kelting Isaac, cutler Will & Finck, r. 418 Leaven-
worth
Kelting William, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Kelton Austin (Van Pelt h Kelton) r. 255 Minna
Kelton Charlotte J., widow, r. 2533 Mission
Kelton Clarence, clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 804 Taylor
Kelton David M., calker, r. 1122 Alabama
Kelton Lorenzo C, bookkeeper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
708!^ Valencia
Kelton William, teamster, r. 135 Natoma
Kem Joseph S.. collet tor, 328 Montgomery, room 23
Kenible Alfred, oysters, 814 Market, r. 326 Jessie
Kemble E. C. r. 514 Baker
Kemble Frank, r. 35 Fifth
Kemble Liston, clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 130
Golden Gate Av
Kemble V. S., r. 514 Baker
Kemler Hiram, r. 636 Commercial
Kemme A. Mrs , widow, r. 669 McAllister
Kemme Amelia, widow, r. 41 Hermann
Kemme Chris., driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 25
Jansen
Kemme Henry, engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2015
Dupont
Kemmer Milton T., teamster, r, 17 Washington
Kemnau John, lodgings, 617 Mission
Kemp Archibald, laborer Palace Hotel
Kemp Arthur, r. 539 Howard
Kemp Edward, salesman Keane Bros., r. 24 Scott PI
Kemp E. J., assistart superintendent N. B. and M.
RR., r. 2911 Folsom
Kemp Henry, barber, r. 306 Mason
Kemp J. & Co. (Joseph Kemp and William Bateman)
furniture mnfrs, 114 Mission
Kemp Jacob, waiter Palace Hotel
Kemp James C, assistant superintendent Boys' and
Girls' Aid Soc, r. 224 Ellis
Kemp John A. (W. H. Hunter & Co.) r. 107 Powell
Kemp John H., manufacturers' agent, 42 PhelanBldg
r. 2310 Steiner
Kemp John H. Jr., salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 2310 Steiner
Kemp Joseph (J. Kemp h Co.) r. 2230 }« Mission
Kemp Margaret Mrs., diessmaking, 224 Ellis
Kemp Peter M., salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
2310 Steiner
Kemp van Ee F. dentist, omce
aiid-'-r. 10 Sixth nr Market, liours 9
A. M. to 6 P. M.
Kemp W. A. Mrs. millinery, 4M Sixth, r. Berkeley
Kemp William A., mnfr plaster decorations, 19 Turk,
r. Berkeley
d^ Kemp. See Camp and Kempe
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Kempe Arnold H., jeweler, 2U:J3 Fillmore, r. 22C5 Pine
Kempi- V. M., cigar lunfr, r. 22()r) Pine
Ktiiipcr Melviu, student, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Keiupt' Andrew, pxrter, r. 51:1 Third
Kempff F., r. 207 Montgomery Av
Kiiupff Louis, captain U. S. Navy. r. 231G Clay
Kempkey Augustus (L. D. Stone & Co.) r. Oakland
Keuipson Harry Gr., canvasser, r. 834 Folsom
Kt'iupster C. F., salesman W. & J. Sloaue & Co., r. 715
McAllister
Kempstou Walter N., clerk James L. King, r. 5 Wet.
more PI
Kemptner Frank B., trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r.
()09 Pine
Eems Jacob, laborer Del Monte Milling Co.. r. 181
Perry
Ken Dora Mrs., florist, 331 Fourth
Kenake Chaffee, carriagepainter, r. 337 McAllister
Kenake LeOinia, widow, r. 337 McAllister
Kendall Carrie Mrs., nurse Old People's Home
Keiuiall Charles, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Keinlall Edward G.. r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall F. H., 714 Franklin
Keudall Frank E.. with Crystal Soda Water Co., r.
7 Newhall
Kendall Frank I., real estate agent, and secre-
tary Maricopa and Phcealx Railroad Co,, 507-509
Montf;omery, r. Oakland
Kendall Frederick P., manager Arctic Fishing Co., 19
Main, r. Oakland
Keudall George H., dairyman, oEBce 35 Eddy, r. 119
Valparaiso
Kendall Henry, brassfinisher, r. 25 Hyde
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Joseph H.. r. 523 >6 Branuan
Kendall Justiua Miss, nurse, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Keudall Lillie L., artist, Murphy Bldg, room 114
Kendall Maggie V., proptr Baltimore House, 502
Bush
Kendall Maurice, porter, r. 26 Freelon
Keudall M. V. (A. J. McNicoll & Co.) r. 502 Bush
Kendall Sabina, widow, r. 2G05 Hyde
Keudall Stephen, with National Iron Works, r. 319
Capp
Keudall Thomas, painter, r. 29% Moss
Kendall Valentine, pile driver, r. 1233 Union
Kenclitf Daniel, chaplain U. S. A., Post Chap'ain,
Presidio
Kendig Daniel, salesman Waterhouae & Lester, r. 523
Post
Kendler Philip, bartender, r. 40 Mary
Kendrick Bartholomew B., stonecutter, r. 2610 Bry-
ant Av
Kendrick C. r. 715 Howard
Keudrick Thomas, r. 12 Middle
Keudri -k Thomas, longshoreman, r. 531 Natoma
Kendrick Thomas, stonecutter, r. 2610 Bryant Av
Keudriik Thomas Jr., paperhauger and fresco painter,
r. 'JlilD Bryant
Xenealy Catherine, r. 41 Everett
euly Charles, teamster, r. 32}$ Chesley
Kenealy Eliza Mrs., groceries and liquors,714 Tehama
Kenealy George, plumber William i . Wilson
Keuealy Nicholas, salesman C. Curtin, r. 422 McAl-
lister
Kenealy Thomas, laborer Eureka Boiler Works, r.
1\H Preston PI
Keuealy William B., mate stmr Starbuck, r. 130
Wildey
Kenealy William J., blacksmith, 808 Buchanan, r.
inr, Fulton
t^' Kenealy. See Kennealy and Kennelly
Kenefiok Andrew, miner, r. 123 Eddy
Keuefick Bartholomew, mate steamer Transit, r. 735
Twenty-third
Keneflik Patrick, laborer, r. 22ii Kausch
Kenhausen Otto, baker, r. 1532 Mission
Keuiston Daniel, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
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IN T^AK<;i': ^'Ai^IKTY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kenltzer Charles W. (Kenitzer & Kollofrath) r. 2016
Webster
Kenitzer Henry, architect, r. Lick House
Kenitzer & Kollofrath (Charles W. Kenitzer and Ed-
ward Kollofrath) architects, 601 California
Kenna Alice Mrs., janitress Whittier Primary School,
r. 405 O'Farrell
Kenna John, laborer, r. 79 Brady
Keuua Mary, silkworker Higginbotham & Co., r. 50
Ritch
Kenna Patrick, laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 50 Rltch
Kenna P. J. G., insurance agent, 130-132 Phelan Bldg,
r. Fruit Vale
Kennan Charles, waiter, r. 812 Jackson
Kennan Jonathan O., clerk John T. Graham, r. NE
cor Alabama and Twenty-seventh
Kennard Edward, milkman, r. Malta ur Railroad Av
Kenuard Eugene D.. clerk Burns & Co.. 109 Seventh
Kennard George W., district engineer S. F. F. D.,
office Engine House No. 7, r. 10 Albion Av
Kennard John, laborer, r..l63 Dore
Kennard Samuel C, driver Frank G. Edwards, and
extramau Engine No. 7, r. 5 Albion Av
Kennard Thomas, water tender stmr City of New
York
Kennard William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Kenne Frank, r. 234 Sixth
Kennealy John, contractor, r. 12 Fargo PI
Kennedy Albert W., assistant secretary Central Cal.
Lumber Co., r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy AlexShder, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
11 Clara
Kennedy Alfred, billposter Sawyer & Co., r. 5 Everett
Kennedy Anastasia Miss, compositor, r. 20}i Wil-
lows Av
Kennedy Anastasia M., widow, r. 20!^ Willows Av
Kennedy Angus, carpenter, r. 12.37 Twenty-fifth
Kennedy Anna, widow, r. 2817 Greenwich
Kennedy Bartholomew, r. 110 Haight
Kennedy Bartholomew, carpenter Byron Jackson, r.
W 8 Wasiiington Av bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Kennedy Bartholomew, vocalist Tivoli Opera House,
r. 16 Turk
Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, r. 435 Seventh
Kennedy Bridget A., widow, r. 11 Hubl)ard
Kennedy Brothers (Thomas W. and James F.) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Pacific and Hyde
Kennedy C, driver Central RR., r. 1518 Turk, rear
Kennedy Carrie, saleslady Adele Hofmann, r. 508
Fifteenth
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy C. F., r. 720 Buchanan
Kennedy Charles, driver Union Ice Co., r. 435 Sev-
enth
Kennedy Charles, clerk, r. 609 H Howard
Kennedy Christopher, engineer Cal. Oil Works
Kennedy Cornelius P. (Philip Kennedy & Co.) r. 810
Fulton
Kennedy Daniel, hostler J. R. Dickey, r. NW cor D
and Sixth Av
Kennedy Delis, widow, r. Rincon Court
Kfeunedy Dennis, gardener Calvary Cemetery
Kennedy Dennis, liquor saloon, lii21 Pieice
Kennedy Dennis, marble polisher, r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy Edward, r. 2700 Howard
Kennedy Edward, carpenter, r. 24 Verona
Kennedy Edward, stevedore, r. 176 Minna
Kennedy Edward H., trimmer B. Grave it Co., r. 1016
Powell
Kennedy Eliza, widow, r. 256 Eighth
Kennedy Eliza Mrs., r. 254 Clemeutiua
Kennedy Eugene, lampllKhter, and assistant foreman
Hook and Ladder No. 3.
Kennedy Fannie Miss, saleslady Goldstein Bros., r.
642!^ Natoma
Kennedy Fergus F.. marine engineer Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 771 Haight
SBINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405-407 SANtJOME ST,
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACIFIC COAST AOENCY.
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfornla Street
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMrouTia« or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
OQ
Kennedy Francis J., blucksiuith, r. 5C0 Seventeenth
Kennedy Frniik, attorney at law, 523 Kearny,
room 1, r. Treniont House
Kennedy Frank, boilermaker, r. G27 Third
Kennedy Frank B.. r. 15 Priest
Kennedy Frank J., boilerniaker, r. 30G Ritch
Kennedy Frederick, r. 214 San Jose Av
Kennedy Frederick S., manager D. R. McNeill, r. 1195
Market
Kennedy G. D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kennedy George, with S. F. Bridge Co. r. Kentucky
Home
Kennedy George V., blacksmith, r. 301 Bartlett
Kennedy H., fireman, r. 116 Lilly Av
Kennedy Honora, widow, r. 323^ Willows Av
Kennedy Howard, salesman r. 320 Turk
Kennedy Hugh, r 108 Ridley
Kennedy Hugh, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Kennedy Hugh, machine works, 203 Main, r. 7453^
Folsom
Kennedy James, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt&Co., r. 431
Oak
Kennedy James, canvasser P. F. Collier, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Kennedy James, driver Omnibus RR., r. 9203^ Na-
torn a
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 268 Stevenson
Kennedy James, longshoreman, r. 6 Zee
Kennedy James, molder Pac. Iron Works
Kennedy James, tresser Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy James F. (Kennedy Bros.) r. 1338 Pacific
Kennedy James F., horseshoer. 195 Stevenson, r. 560
Seventeenth
Kennedy James G., inspector Common Schools, r. 18
Fair Oaks ♦
Kennedy James K., capitalist, r. 2241 Jackson
Kennedy James P., salesman, r. 448 Bartlett
Kennedy James S., mining engineer, r. 931 Fillmore
Kennedy James S. Jr., clerk Post Office, r. 931 Fill-
more
Kennedy James T.. shoecutter Kutz & Murr, r. 920}^
Natoma
Kennedy Jane, widow, r. 117 Eddy
Kennedy Jane Miss, label finisher, r. 308 Filbert
Kennedy Jennie Miss, corsetmaker, 235 Post, room 4,
r. 621 Pine
Kennedy John, actor, r. 12 Ellis
Kennedy John, bartender Patrick Hngan, r. 615 Post
Kennedy John, boilermaker, r. 309 Main
Kennedy John, boxmaker, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy John, carpenter, r. 674 Harrison
Kennedy John, carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 8 Rincon Court
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 12 Maria
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 36 Ritch
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 49 South Stanly PI
Kennedy John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NWcor
Sierra and Maryland
Kennedy John, machinist Risdon I, and L. Works
Kennedy John, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Kennedy John, stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Kennedy John, waiter, r. 327 Minna
Kennedy John A., sa'esman, J. B. Russell, r. 520 Ellis
Kennedy JoUn P. (Morris & Kennedy) and presi-
dent Central California Lumber Co.. r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy John J., carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy John J., compositor Report, r. 920 Vs Natoma
Kennedy Joseph, r. 2811 Harrison
Kennedy Joseph, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Kennedy Joseph, contractor and builder, r. 1906 Mis-
sion
Kennedy Joseph, laborfr, r. Chestnut nr Fillmore
Kennedy Joseph, laborer, r. 2 Lick Alley
Kennedy Joseph, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and
i Cooperage Co., r. 219 Liberty
Kennedy Joseph, with A. Anderson, r. 92.t}< Natoms
Kennedy Julia Miss, saleslady Philip Kennedy k. Co..
r. 042 M Natoma
Kennedy Kate Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Kate Mrs., r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy Katie, domestic 919 Pine
Kennedy Lizzie Miss, saleslady Philip Kennedy &
Co., r. 642 '^ Natoma
Kennedy Lyman L., painter, r. 121 Seventh
Kennedy Maggie Miss, r. 621 Pine
Kennedy JIaggie, chambermaid International Hotel
Kennedy Margaret, widow, r. S 8 Nevada bet Utah
and Potrero Av
Kennedy Margaret Miss, saleslady, r. 308 Filbert
Kennedy Martin, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2028
Filbert
Kennedy Mary, widow, r. 32 Moss
Kennedy Mary, liquor saloon, E s Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Kennedy Mary A. Mrs., r. 263 Minna
Kennedy May Miss, dressmaking, 117 Eddy
Kennedy Michael, foundryman, r. 261 First
Kennedy Michael, porter Martin Sachs & Co., r. Berk-
eley
Kennedy Michael, seaman, r. 13 Tehama, rear
Kennedy Michael, wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 27
Clarence PI
Kennedy Michael C, machinist, r. 218 Perry
Kennedy Michael J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 519 McAllister
Kennedy Mining and Milling Co., L. F.
Reichling secretary, office 404 Montgomery
Kennedy Morgan J., clerk Mrs. S. Shirek, r. 320 Turk
Kennedy Morris, shoemaker, r. Twenty-sixth nr Cas-
tro
Kennedy N., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Kennedy Neil, vice-principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 527 Turk
Kennedy Nellie Mi.ss. r.642J^ Natoma
Kennedy Nellie Miss, saleslady Philip Kennedy &
Co., r. 1021 Pierce
Kennedy Owen, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 421
Bush
Kennedy Patrick, coal passer stmr Acapulco
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 349 Minna
Kennedy Patrick, marble cutter William Black, r.
610':^ Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, mason S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kennedy Patrick, teamster, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick B., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
San Bruno Road nr Silver Av
Kennedy Patrick J., clerk William Cluff & Co., r.
454^ Minna
Kennedy Patrick J., engineer, r. 56 Blusome
Kennedy Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 995 Mar-
ket, r. 1.516 Taylor
Kennedy Philip, laborer, r. 23 Georgia
Kennedy Philip A., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 1021 Pierce
Kennedy Philip & Co. (Cornelius P. Kennedy)
dry goods. 9(11-905 Market
Kennedy Richard, r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy S., salesman Keane Bros., r. 20 Haight
Kennedy Thomas, r. 845 Howard
Kennedy Thomas, coalpasser stmr San Jose
Kennedy Thomas, head elevatorman Palace Hotel
Kennedy Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Ringold
Kennedy Thomas, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Kennedy Thomas, machinist, r. 30 Stanly PI
Kennedy Thomas, miner, r. 308 Filbert
Kennedy T.'^.omas, shoemaker, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy Thomas E., attorney at law, 305 Kearny,
room 8, r. 13193^ Broadway
Kennedy Thomas E., watertender, r. 11 Hubbard
Kennedy Thomas H., compositor Call, r. 9203<J Na-
toma
Kennedy Thomas H., woodcarver, r. 27 Clarence PI
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
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BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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Kennedy Thomas W. (Kennedy Bros.) r. i:<;?8 Pacific
Kenntdy Tiiuothy, cook Miller & Son. r. 1010 Market
Kennedy Tiinotby, conduct'>r, r. '221 IBroadway
Kennedy Vincent D., r. 5(')0 Seventeenth
Kennedy William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Kennedy William, cashier Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
1021 Pierce
Kennedy William, laborer, r. 72 Brady
Kennedy William, laborer, r. 8ti9 Market
Kennedy William, laborer, r. Moultrie nr Crescent Av,
Holly Park
Kennedy William, laborer, r. Ui^ Third
Kennedy William, mining, r. 507 Fell
Kennedy William, solicitor, r. 1306 Kearny
Kennedy William, teamster, r. 11 Hubbard
Kennedy William, trimmer Larkins & Co., r. 1113
Seventeenth
Kennedy William, ^ragonmaker John W. Farren, r.
SE cor Seventeenth and Diamond
Kenn'dy William, with Sunset Telephone-Telegraph
Co., r. 1314 Pacific
Kennedy Willium H., expressman, r. 11 Hubbard
Kennedy William H., hackman, r. 1309 Kearny
Kennedy William J., carriage trimmer, r. 1016 Powell
Kennedy William T., clerk, r. 303 Oak
Kennedy William T.. printer, r. 537 Sacramento
Kennelly Daniel, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
39 is Moss
Kennelly Edward B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1432 Jackson
Kennelly Edward J., r. 1432 Jackson
Kennelly Kate Miss, chambermaid The Baldwin
Kennelly Norah Miss, chambermaid The Baldwin
Kennelly Patrick, blacksmith, r. 611 Seventh
Kennelly Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Preston PI, rear
Kennelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1093^ Langton
8^" Kennelly. See Kenealy and Kennealy
Kennerson Henry B., boatbuilder George W. Kneass,
r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av bet Solano and Butte
Kennerson S. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Kennerson Walter, engineer Potrero Marine Railway,
r. Pennsylvania Av bet Solano and Butte
Kennerson William, engineer Potrero Marine Ball-
way, r. Pennsylvania Av bet Solano and Butte
Kennerson William Jr., contractor, r. 214 Clara
Kennett Ferdinand B., weigher Custom House, r.
1422 Post
Kennett T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Kennett William, stovemouuter W. W. ^lontague &
Co., r. 30 Silver
Kenney Andrew, fireman stmr Newark, r. Alameda
Kenney Andrew, hackman, r. 215 Third
Kenney Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 124 Trenton
Kenney Augustus B., insurance agent, 217 Front, r.
1904 Pierce
Kenney Charles, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 558
Mission
Kenney Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1312
Howard
Kenney Charles, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. WS
Pennsylvania bet Sierra and Nevada
Kenney Charles, boottreer Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 127 Eighth
Kenney Daniel, inelter, r. 223 Langton
Kenney David F. (Kenney it Keete) r. 84 Everett
Kenney Edward, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
1.53 i6 Clara
Kenney Frank T., detective, r. 933 Mission
Kenney George G., plumber, 1406 Geary, r. 601 Fell
Kenney George W., r. S s Nineteenth bet Collingwood
and Diamond
Kenney Georgia E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. lOlC
Buchanan
Kenney Isabella, r. 4 Chattanooga
Kenney James, r. 273 Minna
Kenney James, laborer, r. 775 !« Mission
Kenney James, plumber G. G. Kenney, r. 601 Fell
Kenney James, stockbroker, r. 222 >i Fourth
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IN THK
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT tl,o"w:e?=!'T' t?,.a_t:es-
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPf>RTF.R.'< A.SD DK.M.KHS TN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kenney James L., melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 2625 Folsom
Kenney Jane, widow, r. 1015 Clay
Kenney John, butler 2010 Pacltic Av
Kenney John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kenney John, hackman. Plaza, r. .522 Chestnut
Kenney John, machinist Corporation Yard 8. F. F. D.,
r. S s Nineteenth bet Collingwood and Diamond
Kenney John, plumber Harrieau Bros.
Kenney John J., storekeeper Pacific Club, r. 640)$ Na-
toma
Kenney John B., engraver, r. 162 Clementina
Kenney John J., contractor, r. Twenty-sixth Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Kenney John W., construction engineer, r. 1312 How-
ard
Kenney Joseph B., barber G. Diffenbacher, r. 719
O'Farrell
Kenney Joseph F., salesman Edward H. Llchten-
stein, r. 1015 Clay
Kenney Luke, elevator tender Palace Hotel, r. 818
Jessie
Kenney Margaret, housekeeper 717 Sutter
Kenney Margaret, widow, r. 1988 Filbert
Kenney Marie Miss, milliner Mrs. J. Harrington, r.
658 >i Jessie
Kenney Martin, fireman stmr Newark, r. Alameda
Kenney Martin, wood and coal, 127 Eighth
Kenney Michael, molder, r. 273 Minna
Kenney Michael, teamster Union Iron Works, r. Ken-
tucky House
Kenney Michael, watchman Custom House, r. 16354
Clara
Kenney Owen, driver United Carriage Co., r. 28 Haw-
thorne
Kenney Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Pennsyvania Av nr Sierra
Kenney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 41 Williamson
Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson
Kenney Patrick, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 518
Polk
Kenney Peter, gripman Presidio RR, r. 1231 Filbert
Kenney Peter F., teamster, r. Twenty-sixth Av nr
Poi t Lcibos Av
Kenney Robert T. W., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice
& Co.. r. 1988 Filbert
Kenney Theresa, widow, r. 23 Morris Av
Kenney Thomas, laborer, r. 1018 Hampshire
Kenney Thomas E., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. Ill
William
Kenney William, groceries, 1928 Filbert
Kenney William A., waiter, r. 1015 Clay
Kenney William H., pressman Brunt & Fisher, r. 775
Mission
Kenney William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 414 Ash Av
Kenn.T A: Keefe (David F. Kenney and George E.
Keefe) butchers, 8 New Metropolitan Market
8^ Kenney. See Keuna, Kenny, Kinney and Kinnie
Kenniflf Andrew D., r. 1417 Mason
Kenniff Cornelius H., clerk Neustadter Bros. ,r. 113654
Pacific
Kenniff J., ornamenter 9. & G. Gump, r. Alameda
Kenning George E., cigarpacker, r. '.Mil Mission
Kennlson Asa H., dairy, Nevada nr Vermont
Kennison J. Frederic, clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,r.
Oakland
Kennisim Joseph C, clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co. r.
Oakland
Kf nnon James, machinist, r. 603 Folsom
Kenny Anna, widow, r. 1506 Jones
Kenny Bernard, dref^ser City and County Hospital,
r. 1017 Hampshire
Kenny Bridget, widow, r. 80 Jessie
Kenny Dennis, paper carrier, r. 20,Vj Oak Grove Av
Kenny Edward, contraitnr. r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Ellen, wid<iw. r. 3 Jasper PI
Kenny F. H., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 614 '4 Minna
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IMPOUTERS OF
irtonxr
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND TVATER,
Pipe Fit(ine"> »I1 Simn.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kenny Frederick, carriafje painter, r. 150G Jonee
Kenny George, r. 410 Tenth
Keuuy CTBorye L., with The Bancroft Co., r. 22 La-
pi dge
Kenny James, dairyman, r. Serpentine Av nr San
Bruno Eoad
Kenny James, electrotyper Joseph Winterbum & Co.,
r. 1506 Jones
Kenny James, hostler Bay District Track, r. Bay Dis-
trict Hotel
Kenny James E., bartender J. Martin, r. 1902 Mission
Kenny Jeremiah, with S. P. ER. Co., r. 1313 Devisa-
dero
Kenny John, blacksmith, r. 1902 Mission
Kenny John, gardener, 8E cor Taylor and California
Kenny John, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r. 658
cor
Keiiiiy JoUn, wholeflale liquors, 608 Front,
Keiinyville, Santa Clara Co.
Kenny John, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill,
Shasta and Louisiana
Kenny John Jr., blacksmith Charles McArron, r. 1902
Mission
Kenny Jolin J., clerk Police Judges' Court, r.
1022 Pacific
Kenny John S., tailor, 1119!^ Market, r. 735 Minna
Kenny Joseph, clerk, r. 1006 Post
Kenny Joseph, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Kenny Julia, widow, r. 1022 Pacific
Kenny Kate, saleslady, r. 1016 Buchanan
Kenny Kearn, real estate and general business
agent, 22 Kearny, r. 2.503 California
Kenny Lawrence, bartender Michael B. Mulcahy, r.
161 Second
Kenny Mary, domestic 110 Prospect PI
Kenny Mary, widow, r. 1016 Buchanan
Kenny Mary, widow, r. 27 White's PI
Kenny M. J., laborer, r. 306 Linden Av
Kenny M. T. Mrs., r. 61454 Minna
Kenny Nellie, widow, r. 1606 Leavenworth
Kenny Patrick, conductor, r. i:<13 Devisadero
Kenny Patrick, guard House of Correction
Kenny Patrick, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Patrick, machinist, r. 568 Mission
Kenny Patrick, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 625
Davis
Kenuy Patrick H., real estate agent, r. 1816 Buchanan
Kenny Eosa, telephone operator, r. 1606 Leavenworth
Kenny R. T., train baggage master S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Kenny Thomas, butcher, r. 1902 Mission
Kenny Thomas, drayman, r. 11 Lafayette
Kenny Thomas, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Kenny Thomas, painter, r. 322 Minna
Kenny W. A., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
B^" Kenuy. See Kenney, Kinnie, Kinney and Kenna
Kensington House, E s Illinois bet Napa and Lena PI
Kenson George, carpenter, r. 704 Folsom
Kent Daniel M., mining secretary and general
business agent, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
Kent Edward, r. 259 Stevenson
Kent Edwin, bookkeeper, r. 1515 Baker
Kent Edwin, janitor, r. 1314 Sacramento
Kent George C, cutter TJ. S. Mint, r. 20 Euss
Kent George F.. seamnn, r. 37 Stanly PI
Kent Harry C, clerk H. B. Mayhew, r.4.38 Geary
Kent Henry S., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Oak-
land
Kent James, master mariner, r. 209 Gough
Kent K. Capel, salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 72
Natoma
Ki'nt Mary E., widow, bakery, 247 Fifteenth
Kent Perez, crockery, 439 Hayes and 938 Seventeenth
Kent Samuel H., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 711 Leavenworth
Kent S. O , r. 781 Mission
Kent Thaddeus B., surveyor San Francisco Savings
Union, r. 6U3 Jessie
Kent Thomas E., shirt mnfr, 597 MiKsion, r. 213 Turk
Kentfifld Edward E. (John Kentfield & Co.) r. 331
Fremont
Keutfieia Frank C. (John Kentfield & Co.) r. 333 Fre-
mont
Keutfield John Mrs., widow, r. 333 Fremont
Kentfield John & Co. (Edward E. and Frank C. Kent-
field) lumber and shipping, 318 Steuart
Kentley Frederick, butcher J. G. James & Co., r.
Twenty-fourth nr Nebraska
Kentuck Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Kentucky Home, Marcus Martens proptr, 1530 Ken-
tuckey
Kentucky House, Jacob Claassen proptr, 1502 Ken-
tucky
Kentucky Street M. E. Cburch, Henry C.
Benson pastor, W s Tennessee bet Solano and
Butte
Kentucky Valley Distilling Co., Eugene M. Barris
agent, 29 Montgomery Block
Kentzell James W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1321 Broadway
Kentzell Joseph E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 420)^ Clemen-
tina
Kentzell Theodore B., porter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, r. m09 Broadway
Kentzell William H.. sergeant police, r. 204 Oak
Kenyon Curtis G., physician and surgeon, of-
fice 664 Mission, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M.,
r Hotel Pleasanton
Kenyon George, seaman, r. 333 Tehama
Kenyon John, r. 521 Eddy
Kenyon John, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Kenyon Thomas C, conductor S. P. Co., r. 147 Phe-
lan Bldg
Kenyon William H., carpenter School Dept, r. 2939
Howard
Keogh James, carriage painter, r. 423 VTinna
Keogh James, laborer, r. SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
Keogh James B., r. 617 Eddy
Keogh John, driver, r. SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
KEOGH JOHN
importer curled
liair, featliers, ticking's, springs, bur-
laps, tvebbing', twines, glue, moss,
to-%v, excelsior, liair pickers, etc., 73-
77 New Montgomery, r. S51!3 Clay
Keogh John A., musician, r. 703 Polk
Keogh Marion Miss, r. 2332 Pine
Keogh Michael, with John Keogh, r. 423 Minna
Keogh Michael W.. liquor saloon, NE cor Eddy and
Mason, r. 703 Polk
Keogh Patrick, teamster U. S. Drayman
Keogh Rosanna, widow, r. 25 Glover, rear
Keogh T. B., Mrs., varieties, 1355 Folsom,
Keogh Thomas, junk, 417 Drumm, r. 2332 Pine
Keogh Thomas, salesman, r. 423 Minna
Keogh Thomas Jr., bookbinder H. S Crocker & Co.,
r. 2332 Pine
Keogh Willi m, clerk, r. 703 Polk
Keogh William, cook, r. 22 Tehama
Keogh William, salesmam, r. 423 Minna
Keogh William M., cltrk British Consul, r. 2728 Fol-
som
8^" Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Keoghn Michael, r. 8 Miller PI
Keohaiie Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
s Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
Keohaue Thomas, laborer, r. I.i4 Bernard
Keon Hugh F., weigher, r. 17 J^ Laskie
Keouah John, stockfitter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co. r.
2945 Sixteenth
Keough L. R., r. 600 Fulton
Keough Patrick, laboror. r. r>29 Sacramento
Keough Thomas E., artifirial stone worker, r. 600
Fulton
<^" Keough. See Kehoe and Keogh
CVKRY DESCRIPTION OF
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AT
BEAMISH'S
9IARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtiree.
37 MarM St
KRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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(WASHINGTON ST.
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KER
Kepfler A. J. Mrs., -widow, r. 233 Clipper
Ki I'der L. C, salesman Holt Bros., r. 233 Clipper
K^iiler H.. clerk, r. 1122 Market
Keppil A. C, liquor saloon, 1929 Mission, r. Ii60
Minna
Keppel Henry, laborer, r. 18 First
Keppler Jobn P., packer, r. 317 Lombard
Keppler Louis, bookkeeper Fisher Packing Co., r. 317
Lombard
1 Keppler Paul, clerk Fisher Packing Co., r. 317 Lom-
bard
I Keppler Robert, r. 1823 Sutter
Kerber John, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin & Son, r.
58 Shipley
Kertheval James L., clerk stmr T. C. Walker, r. 1510
Harrison
Kcroheval Reuben Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Harrison
Kerdell Anthony, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 717 Golden
Gate \y
Kerdell Edward, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bro., r. 717
Golden Gate Av
Kenss Charlotte, nurse Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital, 3700 California
Kcrl Emma, domestic 1707 Gough
Kerlin George B., r. 21 Hawthorne
Kerliu George B. Jr., clerk I. S. Van WinMe & Co., r.
21 Hawtnorne
Kerlin Henry E., millhand.r. 221 Fifth
Kelin James J., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Kermes F. H., furrier H. Marx & Co., r. 222 Leaven-
worth
Kenuode Edward, carpenter, r. 905 Howard
Kern Adam, maltster Empire Brewery, r.213 Twejfth
Kern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black. 155 Sixteenth
Kern Benjamin, pressman C. W. Lieb, r. 503 Minna
Keru Benjamin F. Jr., mechanic T. B. Cosley & Co.,
r. 3 Fulton
IKei'n C. A., druggist, 46 Sixth, r. 423 Golden Gate
Av
Kern Charles, carpenter, r. 446^ Guerrero
Kern Conrad, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. Oakland
Kern Edward W., carpenter, r. 8 Willows Av
Keru Franz, baker, r. 231 Twelfth
Kerii Frederick AV., contractor and builder, 330
Pine, room 11, r. 118 Fair Oaks
Keru Henry (Kern i<c Eibach) r. 2234 Bush
Kern Henry, clerk R. C. Wilber, r. 726 Geaiy
Keru James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 621 Ste-
venson
Kern James M., with S. P. Co., r. 719 Grove
Keru John, bookbinder Althof 4 Bahls, r. 1 August
Alley
Kern John J., cellarman National Brewing Co., r.
1122J4 Golden Gate Av, rear
Kern Julius, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 523?^
Xfltoma
Keru Katie, widow, r. 442 Second
Keru Lewis, carpenter, r. 1114 Twenty-second
Keru Morris J., treasurer Pac. Elertric Motor Co., and
ticket agent S. P. C. Ry.. r. 719 Grove
Kern Patrick, miner, r. 124 Clinton
Kern Phillip H., waiter, r. 231 Twelfth
Kern Samu>^l F.. boilermaker, r.62y Second
Keru Valley Water Co., Charles Z. Merritt secretary,
ofrice 508 California, room 16
Kern WilliaTU (Strecker & KernI r. 1423 Octavia
Kern & Eibacli( Henry Kern and Charles Eibach)
fiescoers and papeihangers, 2234 Bush
^" Keru. See Kearn
Keruan Edward, furniture polisher, r. 522 Geary
Keruan James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 915
Fi.lsom
Kerni.n John C. (Goldstein & Co.) r. 326 Pine
KeriKiu JoHeph, clerk, r. 554 Minna
Kernan Michael, shoemaker, r. Church nr Day
Keruan T. B., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1458 Franklin>
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Kernan Tlmmas F.. paper carrier, r. 1156 Folsom
Kernau Wiunifred Mrs., r. 327 M Eighth
O" Keruan. See Kiernan
Kerner Harry J., foreman carpet dept Charles M.
Plum * Co., r. 1010^ Minna
Kerner Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 713 Minna
Keruer Louis P., collector, r. 229 Seventh
Kerns J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 523)4 Natoma
Kerus M., yardman P. Rolling Mill
Kerns Thomas, driver City RR.. r. 121 Fifteenth
i£^ Kerns. See Cairns and Kearns
Kerr Alexander J. Rev., pastor Presbyterian Chinese
Church, r. 1224 Jackson
Kerr .Alfred, groceries and liquors, 400 Union, r. 331
Union
Kerr Andrew, teamster, r. 10 Bartol
Kerr Annie, widow, r. 331 Union
Kerr Charles, cooper Pac. Woodenware Cooperage
Co., r. 610 Sixth
Kerr David, bookkeeper James Alexander, r. 453 Bry-
ant
Kerr David, carriage, wagon and truck manufac-
turer, 47-49 Beale, r. 526 Fell
Kerr David, teamster, r. 911 Battery
Kerr David H.. teamster, r. '249 Steuart
Kerr Earl, foreman William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Kerr Earl T.. foreman William Kerr. r. 711 Jones
Kerr Ed^vard, dry and fancy goods, 2047-2049
Mission, r. 59 Hoflf Av
Kerr Henry, r. 905 Market
Kerr Isabella, r. 328 Fremont
Kerr James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Kerr James, painter, r. 505 Third
Kerr James A., teacher music, r. 511 Folsom
Kerr James P., cashier Call, r. 703 Market
Kerr James W. (Stelger & Kerr) r. 1738 Golden Gate
Av
Kerr John, hackman Plaza, r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, engineer, r. 230 Tenth
Kerr John, engineer, r. 331 Union
Kerr John, machinist Fultun Iron Works, r. 43 Stanly
PI
Kerr John, wood and coal, 1156 Folsom. r. Ill Eighth
Kerr John, waiter, r. 111)^ Fifth
Kerr Joseph, machinist Fultou Iron Works, r. 100
Fifth
Kerr Joseph, teamster, r. Kansas nr Sonoma
Kerr Mirtin, clerk What Cheer House
Kerr Matthew, blacksmith, r. 331 Union
Kerr Matthew, wines and liquors, 116 Leides-
dorff, r. 19 Clara
Kerr Thomas, dairy, Athens nr France Av, Excelsior
Homestead
Kerr Thomcs, foreman Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 17
Johnston Av
Kerr Thomas, with Parrott & Co., r. 116 Turk
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Austin & Phelps, r. 116 Turk
Kerr William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 110 Clin-
ton
Kerr William, contractor. 903 Battery, r. Santa
Cruz
Kerr WilUam|R.. cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coopsr
age Co., r. 1158 Folsom
Kerr William W., physician, r. 522 Sutter
Kerrell A. G. D.. clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 1310 Guerrero
Kerrigan B., workman Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 430 Tenth
Kerrigan Daniel, laborer, r. W s Chenery nr Miguel,
Fairmouiit Tract
Kerrigan David H., driver Hook and Ladder No. 3, r.
1744 Market
Kerrigan Edward, miner, r. 125 Twelfth
Kerrigan Edward J., shoemaker, r. W 8 Chenery nr
MigU'-l, Fairmouut Tract
Kerrigan F. H., law student, 220 Sansome, r. 1016
Geary
Kerrigan Frank, exlrainai engine No. 3
UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 MiW St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO, CHAMPAGNE
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IMPOUTEliS OP
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
StLeet Iroxa
AH Sizes and N'uiiibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kerrigan Frank, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. (!29 Fulton
Kerrigan James, laborer, r. W s Chenery nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Kerrigan James, salesman A. Colman, r. 767 Howard
Kerrigan James, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 104 Twenty-third
Kerrigan John, r. 408 McAllister
Kerrigan John, butcher, r. 12 Le Roy PI
Kerrigan John, distributor La Grande Laundry
Kerrigan John, helper Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 430 Tenth
Kerrigan John, plasterer, r. 24 Turk
Kerrigan John, teamster, r. 910 Post
Kerrigan John F., clerk Ben. F. Napthaly, r. 12 Le
Roy PI
Kerrigan John J., r. 905 Market
Kerrigan Margaret, widow, r. 1329 Minna
Kerrigan Mary Mrs., r. 225 Perry
Kerrigan Mary A., tailoress Charles Nelson, r. 18
O'Farrell
Kerrigan Mary E.. groceries and liquors, 262 First
Kerrigan Michael, tailor, r. 57 Second
Kerrigan Michael tailor, r. 109 Eighth
Kerrigan M. J. architect, r. 1045 Market
Kerrigan O., maltster Jackson Brewery
Kerrigan Patrick, stableman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 750 Bryant
Kerrigan Patrick H., contractor, r. 404 McAllister
Kerrigan Patrick J., boilermaker, r. 262 First
Kerrigan Thaddeua, r. 21 Anthony
Kerrigan Thomas, stableman, r. 1123 Sutter
Kerrigan Thomas F., paper carrier, r. S s Beach bet
Lyon and Baker
9^ Kerrigan. See Carrigan
Kerrison Edward P., salesman Am. Salt Co., r. 201
Turk
Kerrison George G., secretary Golden City
Chemical Works, 31H Montgomery, r. 721 Green
Kerrison R. Edmond, clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
* Co., r. 929 Canp
Kerrison Robert E., r. Serpentine Av bet Folsom and
Harrison
Kerrison Robert J., policeman, r. 103 Alabama
Kerrison Stephen H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r.
784 J^ Harrison
Kerrison William H., sunerintendent wagon dept
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 929 Capp
Kerruish E., shipwright, office 520 Battery, r. 1005
Twentieth
Kerruish Thomas, carpenter P. M. SS. Co., r. 37
Stanly PI
Kerse T., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 129^ Fol-
som
Kershaw M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
KersUa-»v Koger A., coal, 17-19 Spear, r. 917
Guerrero
Kersten Louis A., clerk Muser Bros., r. 321 Green
Kertell Charles, sculptor, r. 662 Willow Av
Kertell George A., jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r.
651 Willow Av
Kerth Fred, confectioner Franz Siebrecht, r. 5 Taylor
Kervan Henry E., bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 616
Powell
Kervan Ida M. Miss, schoolteacher, r. 610 Powell
Kervan Patrick, mining, r. 2722 Pine
Kervan Thomas L., carpenter H. Peulecka, r. 610
Powell
Kerwin James, boarding, 1 Bay
Kerwin James, fresco painter, r. 232 Minna
Kerwin James F., helper S. Ickelheimer & Bro., r. 25
Twenty-second
Kerwin Jennie T. Mlas, r. 1022 Green
Kerwin John, longshoreman, r. 14 Ferrle
Kerwin John J., r. 3fi5 Jessie
Kerwin Rose, r. 503 Folsom
Kerwin Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 21
Langton
Kerwin Thomas J., messenger Registrar of Voters, r.
1 Bay
Kervin W., patternmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
9^ Kerwin. See Kirwln
Keser Alfred, job printer, 1115 Market, r. 410 Twenty- ,
ninth
Keser Uavid J., compositor Call, r. 1111 Mason
Kesling Robert, porter N. Steiner
Kessack George, watchman W. W. Moniague k Co., r.
1423 Polk
Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Francl.s A., bookkeeper J. & F. Kesseler, r.
1912 Stevenson
Kesseler J. .V F. (Joseph and Francis) onyx works,
S s Brannau bet Fifth and Sixth
Kesseler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
8^" Kesseler. See Kessler
Kessing Charles B., salesman John H. Kesslng, r. 963
Harrison
Kessing John B. capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Kessing John E., bookkeeper, r. 312!^ Seventh
Kessing John H., fish dealer, 7 New Clay Street Mar-
ket, r. 963 Harrison
Kessler Augustus, bookkeeper Muller & Koenig, r.
Oakland
Kessler Benedict, boots and shoes, 1118 Folsom
Kessler E. A., r. 2338 Bush
Kessler Frederick (Chase & Kessler) r. 1509 Pine
Kessler Henry, machinist, r. 309 Sanchez
Kessler J. A., with John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 134
Fourth
Kessler M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
es**" kessler. See Kesseler
Kestel George, fruits and vegetables. 15 Grand Cen-
tral Market, r. 457 Stevenson
Kestler Charles, blacksmith helper Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 553 Fifth
Kestler Henry, maltster John Wieland Brewing Co.
Ketchum William, carpenter, r. 1()35 Eddy
Ketchum William L., carrier Post Office, r. 1425 3^
Mission
Ketelson August, master mariner, r. 6ii Clyde
Keton Martin, clerk, r. 12 J^ Langton
Kettenburg Henry, miller C. A. Luckhardt & Co., r.
16 Oak Grove Av
Kettels Martin, seaman, r. 321 Green
Ketterer Andrew, liquor saloon and boarding, 2209
Powell
Kettle Annie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr. r. 317 Gough
Kettle William, fish and poultry, 420 Hayes, r. 317
Gongb
Kettleman William F., painter, r. 1031 York
Kettles Richard, r. 7 Mason
Kettleson Frederick, laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Kettner Albert, cook. r. 64 First
Ketzer Max, waiter Noerager & Hjul, r. 6 Central PI
Keuerleber August, liquor saloon, 210 LeidesdorfF, r.
1014 Clay
Keuerleber Frederick W., liquor saloon, 612 Sacra-'
mento, r. 13103^ Mission
Keur James, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Keville Bernard, dairy, N s Silver Av nr Hale
Keville John, teamster J. Macdonough & Co., r. 31
Gilbert
Kewell Brothers (Charles H. and Frederick W.)mnfr8
fishing tackle, 1234 Valencia
Kewel! Charles H. (Kewell Bios.) r. 1234 Valencia
Kewell Frederick W. (Kewell Bros.) r. 1234 Valencia
Kewin Jennie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 120 Julian Av
Kewin William, patternmaker, r. 120 Julian Av
Kewin William C. clerk J. St. Denis & Co., r. 120
Julian Av
Kewitz Charles H., liquor saloon, NE cor Mission
and Steuart, r. 729 O'Farrell
Kewley James, waiter stmr Mariposa
Kewney Frederick L., druggist, 103 Seventh, r. 1310
Mission
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
ORUNT lis. ft. Of H,«TB18D
Capital, Sl.OOO.OOO.
AssetJ, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag
WM. SESTON, Asst Minigi
"HE BSNCROFT COMPANY UaTk?tV;BOORBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
KEW
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KIE
Bewuig Johu, ivory turner, 10 Stevenson, r. cor Es-
mrralda and Prospect Avs. B. H.
Keyer Charles J., trimmer Gordau The Tailor, r. 230
Tenth
Keyes Aime Mrs., r. 109 Freelon
Keyes Artliur T., butcher O. H. Keyes, r. 624 Turk
Keyes Clinton W., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. Oak-
land
^^eyes Delia, widow, r. 592 Stevenson
Keyes Edward, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Keyes Frank H., bookkeeper I). M. Osborne & Co., r.
1137 Bush
Keyes fleorgc, teamster, r. Railroad Av nr Dominica
Keyes Lida V. Mrs., r. 27 Louisa
Keves Orson H., butcher, 50 Steuart, r. 601 Van Ness
Av
IKeyes Sliver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) H. Deas
secretary, 52 Nevada Block
iKeyee Susie Miss, r. 592 Stevenson
Keyes William S., barber, r. 23M Sixth
Keyes William P., cashier Russ House, r. 601 Van
Ness Av
Keves Winfield S., mining engineer, r. 915 Van Ness
Av
it^ Keyes. See Keys and Kies
Keys Anna, jewelry, 202 Second
Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys)r.l020 Fourteenth,
Oakland
Keys John B., merchandise broker, r. 733 Pine
Keys W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Keys William C, livery and board stable, 1615 Market
■ Keys. Keyes and Kies
Keyser Charles A., capitalist, r. 932 Bush
Keyser John, restaurant, SE cor Sixteenth and Fol-
Keyser Paul, produce commission merchant, 206 Clay
r. 51H Linden Av
Keyser Philip, laborer, r. San Bruno Hotel
I^" Keyser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keiser
Keyston Brotliers (James W. and William D.)
manufacturers and importers whips and lashes,
and manuf:.cturer8' agents, 111 Front
Keyston James W. (Keyston Bros.) r. 826 Capp
Keyston J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 816 Twentieth
Keyston William D. (Keyston Bros.) r.816 Twentieth
eyetone Boiler Works, Hamilton & Leach proptrs,
NE cor Main and Folsom
Keystone House, 127-129 Jackson
Keystone Wringer Co., John T. Clark mana-
ger, 160 Fifth
Keyt Edwin N., billposter Dunphy & Vernon, r. 25
Second
Keyt John E., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2223^
Fourth
Keyt Lizzie, widow, r. 25 Second
Khelin Sarah E., seamstress, r. 227 Langton
Kibbe George, varieties, 1318 Mason
Kibbp George R.. bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1519 Larkin
Kibbe Lincoln M., glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r.
lull Natoma
Kibbe Millard (Adam & Kibbe) r. 2030 Geary
Kibbel R\idolDh, nurse German Hospital
Kibbey Charles E.. city passenger agent Chicago and
Northwestern Ry, 2 New Montgomery, r. 18 Bond
Kibbler William T., druggist, 4.31 Larkin, r. 534Ji
Turk
Kidd Adam J., tailor, r. 1069 Howard
Kidd Alexander musician, r. 704 Union
Kidd Arthur, salesman Henry F. Marsh, r. 532 Eight-
eenth
Kidd Charles, r. 1502 Kentucky
Kidd David W., foreman Nelson C. Hawks, r. 840
Folsom
Kidd Elmore A., bookkeeper Hinz k Landt, r. 1911
Mission
Kidd George W., teamster, r. 241 Ritch
Kidd James, contractor, r. 532 Eighteenth
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KXAIVIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OEDSR.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kidd James, molder Morton & Bowie, r. East Berk-
eley
Kidd James, physician, r. 505 Hyde
Kidd James A., clerk Christian Zinns, r. 1069 Howard
Kidd John T., architect, 410 Kearny r. 532 Eighteenth
Kidd Kate, widow, r. 1531 X Howard
Kidd M. L. Mis., nurse, r. 227 Lfavenworth
Kidd Powers, horseshoer Frederick Dunmore, r. 418
Green
Kidd Samuel, longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
Kidd Tessie, widow, r. 846 Folsom
Kidd T.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Kidd Thomas R. G., miller Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. Berkeley
Kidd William, carpenter, r. 36 Clay
Kidd William, stevedore, r. 2118 Jones
Kidd William Jr., with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2118
Jones
tS^ Kidd. See Kydd
Kidder 0. Mrs., dressmaking, 532 Eddy
Kidder Charles, painter E. H. Black, r. 532 Eddy
Kidder George E., clerk, r. 119 Ridley
Kidder H. E., r. 404 Turk
Kidder Roscoe D., planer Union Box Factory, r. 33
Washington Av
Kiddy Alexander, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Kidney John, laborer, r. 26 Lewis, rear
Kidney Kate, domestic 1009 Dolores
Kidney William, longshoreman, r. 15 Clementina
Kiedlin Gustav, liquor saloon, 1801 Mission
Klefer Albert, cooper, r. 270 First
Kiefer Fritz, cooper, r. 270 First
Kiefer Jacob (A. C. Josselyn & Co.) r. Windsor Hotel
Kiefer John, barber, r. 1603 Turk
Kiefer Louis, varnisher, r. 135 Ivy Av
Kiefer Margaret Mrs., r. 512 Brannan
Kiefer Otto, clerk Pac. Iron and Nail Co.,r. 222 Grove
Kiefer Peter, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 516
Fourth
Kiefer Philip (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 312 Gough
e^ Kiefer. See Keefer
Kiefifer Aloise, proptr Bay View Tallow Works, Guiana
nr Railroad .\v. r. Penobscot nr Vancouver
Keiffer Celeste, driver St. Louis Brewery, r. 1526 Pa-
cific Av
Kieffer Frank, liquor saloon, 8E cor Sacramento and
Stockton, r. 906 Stockton
Kieffer Valentine, salesman, r. 24 Welsh
Kiehl Henry, waiter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Kiehl Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 74ii Broadway
Kiehl Louis, engineer Engine No. 12, r. 101 Com-
mercial
Kiehn Augustus, with Justin Gates, r. 722 Mont-
gomery
Kiel Barthold, groceries and liquors, SE cor Baker
and Sacramento
Kiel Ernest H., steward, r. 905 McAllister
Kiel F. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Baker and Sacramento
Kielberg Carl, cabinetmaker, r. cor Vermont and
Humboldt
Klele Frederick, tanner, r. 529 Pine
Klele Herman, liquor saloon. 529 Pine
Kielty Patrick J. (Kyne & Kielty) r. N s Nineteenth
bet Eureka and Douglass
Kiely Frames Mrs., r 322 Seventh, rear
Kiely James, salesman, r. 29?4 Moss
Kleiy Thomas, laborer, r. 412 Valencia
Kienborts Daniel, physician, 1602 Howard
Kierce Francia J., attornev at law, 405 Montgomery,
rooms 22-23, r. 113 Fifth
Kiernan Ann, widow, r. 9 Preston PI
Kienian .\nnie. widow, r. 3117 Mission
Kiernan Arctiie, stonecutter, r. 1326 Fulton
Kiernan Charles, carpenter, r. N b Twenty-flfth bet
Douglass and Diamond
Kiernan Charles, gardener, r. 128 Seventh
Kiernan Charles H., clerk, r. 8:iB Mission
Kiernan Charles W.. \ipholBt<rcr. r. 313 Eighteenth
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809, SU, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kiernan Delia, burler 8. F. Pioueer Woolen Factory,
r. 1123 Broadway
Kieruan Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry,
Kiernan Ella Miss, r. 828 Bush
Kieruan Ellen, widow, r. 1513 Taylor
Kiernan Francis J., r. 230 Post
Kieruan James, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 9 Preston PI
Kiernan James, laborer, r. 724 Mission
Kieruan James, lonfjsboreman, r. 723 Natoma, rear
Kiernan James, master mariner, r. 1129 Folsom
Kieruan James, sbipsmitb, r. 613 Fourth
Kiernan James, teamster John Wigmore & Son
Kieruan Jobn, cooper, r. 9 Preston PI
Kieruan John, laborer, r. 636 J^ Minna, rear
Kiernan John, painter, and extraman Engine No. 8, r.
1602 Pacific Av
Kiernan John, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1123 Broadway
Kiernan Joseph, r. 6 Bernard
Kieruan Michael, coulractor, r. California Av opp
Howard, B. H.
Kiernan Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Kiernan Peter, salesman, r. 325 Clementina
Kiernan Philip, plumber, r. 512 Howard
Kiernan P. J., varnisher Fuchs & Euler, r. Minna nr
Seventh
Kiernan Rose, widow, r. 1123 Broadway
Kieruan Thomas, r. 128 Seventh
Kiernan Thomas, stonecutter, r. N s Fulton bet De-
visadero and Broderick
Kiernan Thomas, teamster, r. 613 Fourth
Kieruan Thomas J., liquor saloon, 1499 Market
Kiernan Walter M., tailor Charles Lyons, r. 836 Mis-
sion
Kieruan William, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
e^" Kiernan. See Kernan
Kierulff W. J. L., bookkeeper and paymaster Am. Su-
gar Refinery Co., r. East Berkeley
Kierulfl' Thomas C.cleaiing house clerk Cal. National
Bank of S. F., r. 621 Market
Kiesel Charles, clerk XJ. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
735 Green
Kiesel Prosper, painter, r. 95 Colton
Kiesendahl M. J. Mrs., r. 202 Laguua
Kiffel Frederick W., nurseryman W. F. Meyer & Co.
r. cor Douglass aud Twenty-third
Kighin John C, carpenter, r. 1502H Polk
Kihlmeyer Jacob, liquor saloon, 1725 Mission
Kihn Frederick, brasstinisher M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 316 Fremont
Kihn Herman, master mariner, r. 316 Fremont
S^ Kihn. See Keane and Keeue
Kiiborn August, printer Cubery & Co., r. 102 Bernard
Kilborn Carroll, r. 822 Twenty-sixth ^
Kiiborn John T., bagmaker, r. 102 Bernard
Kiiborn Mary C, widow, r. 102 Bernard
Kiiborn William N., bartender, r. 102 Bernard
Kilbowrii Harvey B., physician and druggist,
61 Second
Kilbourn Sidney (Kllbourn & Co.) r. Sandn.sky, Ohio
Kilbourn & Co. (Sidney Kilbourn, Anson D. Fessen-
den and Edward E. Brown) coopers, 641 Second
Kilbourne Henry S. Mrs., r. 928 Fillmore
Kilbride Annie Mrs., bakery, 219 Sixth
Kilbride Mary, lodgings, 847 Howard
Kilbride Owen, boileruiaker, r. 847 Howard
Kilbrown Patrick, milkman George W. Sawyer, r.
Berlin ur San Bruno Road, U. M. T.
Kilburn Abbie S., dressmaker, r. 633 Valencia
Kilbury William M., engineer George W. Kneass, r.
837 Folsom
Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, r. E s Mission Road
nr Five Mil^ House
Kilcommon John, horseshoer, 722 Broadway, r. 827
Vallejo
Kilcullen Dominick, bartender Patrick McCormick,
r. NW cor Sierra and Georgia
Kilcullen Michael, laundry, 405 Fifth
Kilday Charles, plumber, r. 106 M Fourteenth
Kilday Edward A., r. 22 Lewis
Kilday Frank, molder Savage Son & Co., r. 106}^
Fourteenth
Kilday James, janitor License Collector's Office, r.
1105 Folsom
Kilday James, molder Empire Foundr3', r. 1138 How-
ard
Kilday James Jr., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r,
1105 Folsom
Kilday AlicUael, proprietor Eagle Exchange, SW
cor Mission and Second, r. 383^ Hawthorne
Kilday Patrick, expressman, 40 California, r. 540
Grove
Kilday William, r. 106 H Fourteenth
Kilday William, lamplighter, and extraman Engine
No. 6, r. 304 Sixth
Kilday William J., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 23 Clin-
ton Park
Kildutf Francis H., clerk, r. 1126 Broadway
Kildutf Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2126 Broadway
Kilduflf Mariin H., clerk, r. 1126 Broadway
Kilduflf Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1126 Broadway
Kilduff Patrick, pipelayer. r. 1126 Broadway
Kilduflf Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 1126 Broadway
Kilduflf Thomas, laborer, r. 2605 Hyde
Kiley David, marine engineer, r. 519 Js Brannan
Kiley Michael, carpenter, r. 816 Waller
BS" Kilev. See Keely
Kilgaritf J. M., bookkeeper Pac. Matual Life Ins. Co.
of Cal., r. 614 Sutter
Silgariflf John F., boilermaker Onion Iron Works, r.
621 Tliird
Kilgariflf Michael F., bartender Michael Heffernan, r.
512 Brannan
Kilgore Eruest, student, r. 1218 Turk
Kilgore Ira G., warehouseman Truman, Hooker &
Co., r. 1404 Folsom
Kilgore Robert R., engineer, r. 1013 Guerrero
Kilgore Thomas, book agent, r. 10543^ Howard
Kilham Horace, mining, r. 204 Hyde
Kilham Howard D., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 204
Hyde
Kilian Anton, compositor Report, r. 2O05 Bush
Kiliau Frank S., engineer Eagle Tannery, r. NW cor
Nebraska and Yuba
Kiliau J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Kilkeary Michael F., salesman William Davie, r. 829
Howard
Kilkelly Patrick, laborer, r. 257 Jersey
Kilkenny Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Val-
lejo and Battery
Kilkenny Patrick, laborer, r. 25 Natoma
Killeen Dennis, carriage painter, 217 Ellis, r. 609
Bartlett
Killeen John, laborer, r. Twenty-third bet Sanchez
and Noe
Killeen John Jr., r. Twenty-third bet Sanchez and
Noe
Killeen Martin, harnessmaker, 303 Fifth, r. 106
Minna
Killeen Patrick, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3207
Fillmore
Killeen Thomas, carriage painter, r. NW cor Guerrero
and Twenty-sixth
Killeen Timothy, longshoreman, r. 106 Minna
Killelea K. Miss, glovemaker Baruch & Newman, r,
213 Vicksburg
Killelea Matthew D., carpenter, r. 213 Vicksburg
Killengar Andrew, laborer, r. Bahama nr Yazoo
Killey Charles H., real estate, r. 2801 Webster
&" Killey. See Kiley
Killhoefer Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Killilea Barnard, r. 528 Jones
Killilea Frank, salesman, r. 4 Hampton PI
Killilea John, r. 140 Minna
Killilea John, bricklayer, r. 10 Farren Av
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Slllilca John E., carpenter, r. 135 Perry, rear
Sillilea M. Mrs., widow, r. 454 Minua
KiUilea Matthew J., caipenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
10 Farren Av
Sillilea Thomas, cigarmaker, r. 454 Minna
Killilea Thomas, woodworker Larkins & Co., r. 1662
Howard
Sillimede .John, wagonmaker James Gallagher & Son,
r. 624 Minna
Killion Albert, carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Sillion Catharine, widow, r. 1006 )« Natoma
Million James W., salesman A. Seiberlich's Sons. r.
:il7 Jones
SlUion Michael, laborer, r. Florida bet Twentieth
aud Twenty-first
Silli'in Thumas, teacher St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
lip Jaspf-r N. (Killip & Co.) r. 322 Kearny
Killip «)ii Co. (Jasper N. Killip and Charles M.
Chase) live stock and general auctioneers, 22
Montgomery, and bookmakers aud pool sellers,
basement S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
iillman Henry, master mariner, r. 283^ Clinton
Park
illpack John F., janitor, r. 127 CoUingwood
Sillpuck Joseph J. teamster, r. 127 Colllngwood
Sillpack Raymond M., driver Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 127 CoUingwood
Kilmartin Michael C, longshoreman, r. 713 Clemen-
tina, rear
iilpairick Elbert C, teacher, r. 216 Diamond
iilpatrick George, tailor, r. 830 Nineteenth
Silpatrick William, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 138 Perrj'
iilpeck Bartholomew, bartender Wheeland & Col-
lins, r. 1023}^ Clay
Silpeck Rosa, widow, r. 1023^ Clay
Kilrain John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 14
Guerrero
Jilroy Henry, laborer George Frltch
Jilroy John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
lilroy John, teamster, r. 14 Boardman PI
iilriiy Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Buchanan
iilsby John S., liquor saloon, 16 Clay, r. 145 Main
iilvington George, carpenter, r. 1443 Washington
Jim Charles, bartender B. Fassler
iim E. H.. steward stmr Mariposa
£im John C, r. 2012 Dupont
Kim Thomas W. (Thomas W. Kim& Bro.) r. 216 Post
iim Thomas W. & Brother (Thomas W. and William)
importers Chinese and Japanese goods, 216 Post
lixn William (Thomas W. Kim k Bro.) r. 216 Post
iimball C. H., secretary Livermore Stone Quarry Co.,
ffire 121 Montgomery, r. Oakland
iimball Charles, carpenter, r. 214 Hermann
Jimball Charles, teamster, r. 120 CoUingwood
<imball Charles, ticket broker, r. 920 Sutter
iimball Charles P., hardware, 534 Valencia, r. 2912
Howard
iniball Charles S., public weigher, r. 1809 Baker
iimball Fred, soapmaker, r. 15 Diamond
iimball Frederick H., printer The Bancroft Co.,r. 510
San Jose Av
iimball Frederick L., liquor saloon, 17 Sixth, r. 435
Fourth
iimball George H., clerk ButUr & Haldan
iimball George W., insurance agent, r. 413;^ Frank-
lin
iimball John, musical instrument maker, r. 538 Lin-
den Av
Siinball John Rev., managing editor The Pa-
cific, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23, r. 132 McAllister
iimball John V., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 132 Mc-
Allister
iimball Leonidas F., r. 1301 Mason
iliuball M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 413 >i Franklin
iimball Mary, widow, r. 646 Folsom
iimball Mary C, housekeeper, r. 435 Fourth
iimball Mary L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1202 Pacific
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kimball Moses C, cslker, r. 1202 Pacific
Kimball Proctor W., teacher music, r. 2'.il2 Howard
Kimball Rov T., president The Norton Tanning
Co., 312 Clay, r. 422 Geary
Kimball Sarah L. Miss, stenographer J. F. Denning
& Co., r. Oakland
Kimball Stephen P., paperhanger, r. 224 Van Ness Av
Kimball Thomas, carpenter G. R. Bowles, r. 1918
Howard
Kimball Thomas D., shipwright, 159 Steuart, r. 885
Seventeenth
Kimball William E., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 433 Miuna
Kimball William E., scapmaker Newell Bros., r.
1007 Kighteenth
Kimball William H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
710 O'Farrell
i^- Kimball. See Kimble
Kimber Samuel P., r. 728 Bush
Kimberly Elijah B., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 43 Sixth
Kimberly Eugene B., clerk, r. 43 Sixth
Kimble E. S., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
a3>- Kimble. See Kimball
Kimmell Frank (Boys, Kimmell & Co.) r. The Berk-
shire
Kincaid Frederick L. (L. S. Klncaid & Son) r. 1111
Folsom
Kincaid G. A. Mrs., widow, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Kincaid George F., student, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Hartley B., bookkeeper L. S. Kincaid k Son,
r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Isabella Miss, stenographer Kohler & Chase,
r. Oakland
Kincaid Isaac P. (Kincaid & Thompson) r. 730 Seven.
teenth
Kincaid John E., contractor, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid John K., r. 124 O'Farrell
Kincaid John M., stenographer, r. 316 Fourth
Kincaid Llewellyn S. (L. 8. Kincaid & Son) r. 1111
Folsom
Kincaid L. S. & Son (Llewellyn S. and Frederick L.)
sawing, planing and turning, 37-39 Main
Kincaid Mary, widow, r. ^03 Bush
Kincaid Mary W. Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r.
2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Nellie Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 117
Capp
Kincaid William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Kincaid William, clerk Truman, Hooker k Co., r.
Oakland
Kincaid William M. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church,
r. The Beresford
Kincaid & Thompson (Isaac P. Kincaid and Henry C.
Thompson) contractors Bnd builders, 330 Pine,
room 11
tff- Kincaid. See Kinkead
Kind George, attorney at law, r. 608 }< Francisco
Kind Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. 1411 }< Mason
Kind Richard C. T. H., billiard table maker, r. 141134
Mason
Kindberg Peter, laborer S. P. Co., r. 28k Zoe
Kindelon Patrick, special policeman, r. 518 Alabama
Kinder Charles H., conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 1148
Sutter
Kinder Christian (Kinder & Brand) r. 26 Turk
Kinder J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2209 Powell
Kinder John C, boiler Charles J. Hendry, r. 120 Ger-
manla
Kinder & Brand (Christian Kinder and George Brand)
liquor saloon, 31 Fifth
Kindergin John, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Kindergiu Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Worki,
r. 242 Clementina
Kindergin Thomas, r. 225 Perry
Kindergarten The (monthly) Little Kindergarten Co.
publishers, office 475 Seventeenth |
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Kiiidertfjirten Bufurd Free, Mihs Alice J. Cul-
len pnmipal, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av
Kindergarten Clententina. Street, Miss A. L.
Manuiug principal, 32 Clementina
Kindersrurten Crocker, Nora A. Smith princi-
piil, M Silver
Kinderji-arten £}aton, Martha L. Sanford princi-
pal, 64 Silver
Kinderjfarten Felix Adler Free, Miss Anna L,
Manuiug teacher, 54-5(5 Clementiua
Kindergifarten First Con^regrational, Miss
C. F. Williams principal, 934}^ Harrison
Einderg'arten Flora Sharon Free, Mrs. Sum-
ner Johnson principal, 334 Beale
Kindergarten German - American, Miss
Emma Marwedel principal, 1810 Sacramento
Kindergarten Hearst, Miss Eva Taylor princi-
pal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Mail Dock (Pioneer Free Kinder-
garten Society) 218 Brannan
Kindergarten Mission Free, W s Bartlett bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kinilergarten Occidental, 514 Howard
Kindergarten Our Lady of Mercy Free,
424 First
Kindergarten Produce Exchange Free, Miss
Belle Scott principal, 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten School No. 4, Miss Lucy Gam-
ble principal. Miss May Coffin assistant princi-
pal, 1018 Folsom
Kindergarten School ITonng Womens'
Christian Association, 40 Tehama
Kindergarten St. Luke's Free, NE cor Polk
and Pacific Av
Kindergarten St. Stephens, N s Fulton bet
Webster and Fillmore
Kindergartens Proebel, NE cor Washington
and Buchanan, and NE cor Post and Fillmore
Kindergartens San Francisco Public, 64
Silver, and 116 Jackson
Kindergartens Stanford Free, NE cor Mis-
sion and Fifteenth, 1906 Mason, cor Eighth and
Brannan, N s Seventeenth bet Howard and Shot-
well, and 3270 Mission
Kindergartens Willard, cor Webster and Ful-
ton, and S 8 Fell bet Octavia and Laguna
Kindgren C. W., painter, r. 1731 Mission
Kindlen Elizabeth Miss, lodgings, 142 Sixth
Klndlen William, carpenter schr Jennie and Edna, r.
31 Frederick
Kindler Albert (Kindler & Co.) r. 118 Grant
Klndler & Co. (Albert Kindler and Adolph Blaich)
mustard, oil and drug works, 589 Mission
Kindplat Gustave, confectioner, r. 905 Ellis
Kinemann Elizabeth, widow, r. 632 Green
Kinemann Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 632 Green
King A., conductor Cal. St. KR., r. 1434 California
King Agues Mrs., confectionery, 904 Valencia
King Albert, duster colorer, r. 1008 Natoma
King Albert M., bookkeeper Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 832
King Alice, widow, r. 31 Lafayette, rear
King Ambrose, cook, r. 23 Hunt
King Anna M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 425 Geary
King Annie Mrs., lodgings, 827 Polk
King Arthur B., surveyor, r. 605 Dolores
King Asa, real estate, r. 114 Fourth
King Augustus D., carrier Post Office, r. 1203 Market
King Bartley, laborer, r. 608 Second
King Bridget, widow, r. 3 Pfeiffer
King Brothers (William F. and Thomas A.) second-
hand books, 3 Fourth
King C, r. 107 Montgomery Block
King C. George, printer Palmer & Rey, r. 1322 Cali-
fornia
King Charles, r. 8 Montgomery PI
King Charles, r. 9 Stockton
King Charles, r. Onondaga Av bet Mission Road and
Old County Road
King Charles, carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
King Charles, porter M. Spiro
King Charles, seaman, r. 312 Filbert
King Charles A., clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 832 Mis-
sion
King Charles A., patternmaker, r. 916 Broadway
King Charles H., capitalist, 628 Montgomery, room 2,
r. East Oakland
King Cbarles H., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
429 k Ivy Av
King Charles J., secretary Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works, and United Vinegar Factories, 323
Front, r. 1532 Polk
King City Tea Co.. New Hayes Valley Market.
N W cor Laguna and Ivy At
King Clarence E., real estate, r. 207 Eddy
King Clarence H., assistant station baggage agent S.
P. Co., foot Market, r. Alameda
King Cornelius E., furniture finisher, r. 139 Dolores
King Daniel, engineer Henry Coubrough & Ob., r. 1307
Pacific
King Daniel, waiter, r. 413 Brannan
King David F., teamster, r. 109 Bernard
Kiug David J., clerk, r. 1511 Jackson
King Denuis W.. engineer tug Milieu Griffith, r. 115
Silver
King Dwight C, livery stable, 1608 West Mission
King Edward, r. 71}^ Shipley
King Edward, tailor, r. 463a Minna
King Edward H., jnuitor U. S. Mint, r. 219 Langton
King Elizabeth Mrs., housekeeper, r. 514 ^ Third
King Eugene J., turner Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 17 Gilbert
King Fannie Mrs., varieties, 2007 Geary
King Francis H., chicken ranch, N s Sweeney nr San
Bruno Road
Kiug Francis V., sign painter, 118 McAllister
Kiug Frank A., printer Donald Bruce, r. 1 Sophie
Terrace
King Frank E., varnisher, r. 139 Dolores
King Frank M., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 917
Golden Gate Av
King Frederick, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r. 10}^
Taylor
King Frederick R., with Fox & Kellogg, r. 1829 Sac-
ramento
King Frederick W., cutter, r. 930 Seventeenth
King Frederick W. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r. 930
Seventeenth
Kiug George, r. 638 Commercial
King George, bookkeeper, r. 614 Greenwich
King George, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 544
Jessie
King George A., basketmaker Alfred J. Geandrot, r,
839 Valencia
King George A., tinsmith, r. 318 >4 Clementina
King George F., c 804 Shotwell
Kiug George J., electrician George L. Henzel, r. 2510
Bush
King George L , clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
King George W., r. 801 Shotwell
King H., musician, r. 609 McAllister
King Hattie, saleslady, r. 804 Shotwell
King H. D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 404J4
Capp
King Henry, compositor Examiner, r. 118 Eddy
King Henry, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan
King Henry, waiter Joseph A. Giusti, r. 9 Harlan PI
King Henry L., foreman Am. Straw Works, r. 660 Mis-
sion
King Henry L., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co.
King Henry L. Jr., accountant Wells Fargo & Co's
Bank, r. Oakland
King Herbert J., painter H. W. Gray, r. 16 Wildey
King H. L., r. 44 Third
King H. L., r. 521 Post
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King Homer S. (HoiuerS. King & Co.) r. 1001 Leav-
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Kiiij; Homer S. «S> Co. (Homer S. King) stock-
brokers, 314 Piue
King Honora. widow, r. 19 Clementina
Klrm Hugh I., bookkeeper Schwartz & N^ithan, r. 327
Golden Gate Av
KING IRON BRIDGE AND MttaFAC-
TURING CO. (Cleveland, Ohio) Krnuk
S. Rice agent for Pacific Coast, ofllce
103 Piielan Bldg
King J., apprentices. F. Planing Mill, r. 2108 Tay-
Kiiig James, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 1315 Octavia
Kiut,' James, enginer, r 115 Sliver
King James, laborer, r. 28 Welsh
King James, laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
King James, laborer David Lundy, r. 827 Polk
King James, salesman Frederick Gross, r. 108 Sev-
enth
King James, shipping clerk, r. 425 Geary
King James H., second-hand books, 15 Fourth, r. 19
Clementina
King James Ii., notary public, commissioner of
deeds for every state and territory, and real es-
tate agent, 308 California, r. The Melville
King .James W., bookkeeper Joseph L. King, r. 2511
Sacramento
King James W., groceries and liquors, 3G0 Clemen-
tina
King Jefferson D., plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r.
Oakland
King Jerome B., upholsterer, NW cor Church and
Twenty-eighth, r. 228 Twenty-eighth
King John, r. 26 Turk
King John, blacksmith Sutter St. RB.
King John, laborer, r. 1320 Stockton
King John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
King John, matchmaker Metropolitan Match Co., r.
117 Gilbert
King John J., laborer Truckee Lumber Co. of S. F.,
117 Gilbert
King John G., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 227
Second
King John G., painter, r. 433 Jessie
King John J., dentist, 413 Bush
King John O., harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
Windsor Hotel
King Joseph, coachman, r. 2020 Washington
King Joseph, hackmun N. Blattuer, r. Russ House
King Joseph, machine operator, r. 707 Stockton
King Joseph, seaman, r. 223 Green
King Joseph, solicitor, r. 921 Jackson
King Joseph, stockfitter Orin Jones & Co., r. 47 Fed-
eral
King Joseph L., stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 8, r. 711
•Jones
King Joseph P., boatman, r. 3 Pfeift'er
King J. S., r. Palace Hotel
King Kittle Miss", dressmaker, r. 915 Shotwell
King L. A., dentist, 615 Kearny
King Lewis H., r. 2111 Pine
King Lizzie, r. 2806 Pine
King Louisu H., widow, r. 2108 Taylor
King Luke, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 2214 Mason
King M., baker stmr Mariposa
King Manning, freight clerk stmr City of Peking, r.
1511 Jackson
King Margaret Mrs., confectionery, NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
King Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Seventh
King Maik, laborer, r. 47 Stanly PI
King Martin, laborer, r. 39 Everett
King Martin, poultry and game, 422 Clay, r. 616
Greenwich
King Mary, widow, r. Myrtle Av nr Gough
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King Mary, domestic 2405 Webster
King Mary Miss, hair dresser, r. Myrtle Avnr Oough
King Mary Mrs., r. 2214 Mason
King Michael, contractor, r. 327 Golden Gate Av
King Michael, fireman stmr Newark, r. 67 Olemen-
tina
King Michael, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 51 Na-
toma
King Michael, sign painter, 118 McAllister
King Milton, druggist, r. 715 Eddy
King M. L., fiirultiiro, 769 Market
King Morri,'?, tuilor, r. 312 Clementina
KING-MORSE CANNING CO, ...«c h.
Morse president, J. B. Dean Jr. secre-
tary, office NW cor Broadway and Sian-
some
King Nicholas, assistant City and County Surveyor,
r. 2418 tost
King N. W., r. SE corValleio and Kearny
KING OF AGUE FranUN.Nico.
laygon proprietor, 249 Steuart, branch
office 419 East
King Otis B., painter, r. Palmer nr Randall
King Owyang, secretary, and Acting Vice-Con-
sul Chinese Consulate, 806 Stockton
King Patrick, laborer, r. 1904 Ellis
King Patrick, painter, r. 1520 Howard
King Patrick, waiter, r. 42 Spear
King Patrick J., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 158
Clara
King Philip, barber, 219 Broadway
King Richard, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 1624
Howard
King Richard, waiter, r. 23 Taylor
King Richard S. (Law, King & Law Publishing
House) r. Chicago
King Robert, clerk, r. 2007 Geary
King Robert, seaman, r. 2537 Post
King Robert W., chief engineer Clay St. RR., r. 832
Mission
King Sarah, widow, r. 1511 Jackson
King Sarah Mrs., r. 724 Shotwell
King Soloiuan, tailor, r. 308}^ Clementina
King Stephen, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1714 J<J
Howard
King Street Warehouse, Thomas G. Walkington
proptr, S s King bet Fourth and Fifth
King T., compositor Call
King Thomas, r. 803 M Market
King Thomas, r. 911 Bryant
King Thomas, r. 1011 Stockton
King Thomas, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1235 Geary
King Thomas, cook, r. 625 Davis
King Thomas, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
King Thomas, printer, r. 336M Bush
King Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1003 Twentieth
King Thomas, tanner, r. 2806 Piue
King Thomas A. (King Bros.) r. 19 Clementina
King Thompson, bookkeeper Cal. National Bank of
S. F., r. 1501 Van Ness Av
King Timothy J., expressman, NW cor Howard and
Seventh, r. 915 Shotwell
King U., barber Louis Thorn, r. 925 Larkin
King W.. laborer P. M. S. S. Co.
King Walter, wheelwright, r. 544 Jessie
King Wilbur H., bookkeeper Homer S. King & Co., r.
623 Bush
King William, r. S s Clipper nr Castro
King William, bootmaker, r. 1703 Kearny
King William, carrlagemakor Thomas Roberts
King William, compositor, r. 173 Minna
King William, hacknian N. Blattner, r. 16 Ridley
King William, salesman W. Jt J. Sloane & Co., r. 189
Hyde
King William, seaman, r. 504 Davis
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Importers and Dealers in
ENQLTSII AND AMI^nUCAN
Eno»i«i»U<-, <JI:ize«l »n<l l>I»lu.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
KiU(^ William, stevedore, r. 13 Welsh
KiiiK Wlllinni, stockbroker, r. 2511 Sacr»nient">
Kliit; William F. (King Bros.) r. 19 Clementina
Kins William H.. salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 209
Turk
King William J., actor, r. 20 Minna
King William J., carrier Post Office, r. 721 Geary
King W'illiam Z., dentist, 1001 Valencia, r. 931 Twen-
ty first
Kingdon G. A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 509
Howard
Kinghara John H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 8
Columbia Square
j Kingman A., wellborer, r. Ahlborn House
I Kingman Silver Mining Co. (Kingman, Mohave Co.,
A. T.) odice 13i) Sansome, room 5-6
Klngon Arthur, laborer, r. 72 Brady
Kiugon Eobert. clerk, r. 541'^ Natoma
KlngKbury De Witt C, designer, r. 6 Elgin Park Av
Kingsbury Frank, cashier Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. Cosmos Club
Kingsbury George W.. r. 1828 Eddy
Kingsbury Harriet Miss, artist, r. 225 Leavenworth
Kingsbury Henry, seaman, r. 134 Folsnm, rear
Kingsbury James, kidshaver Brandt Bros., r. Serpen-
tine Av nr Folsom
Kingsbury Leonard W., 1030 Howard
Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant police, r. 6 Elgin Park
Av
Kingsford Albert K., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 2616 Sutter
Kingsford's Oswego Starch Co., Wm. T. Coleman &
Co. agents, 121 Market
Kingsland George K., chief engineer stmr City of
Topeka
KINGSLAND THOMAS 6.
importer hard^voorl lumber and car-
riage materials, 710-713 Folsom, r.
Oakland
Kingsley Alfred M., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
2335 Pine
Kingsley Annie L., r. 718 Capp
Kingsley Celia A., widow, r. 718 Capp
Kingsley C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Kingsley) auction-
eers, Piatt's Hall, 216 Montgomery
Kingsley Charles H. (C. H. Kingsley & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Kingsley Daniel G., clerk, r. 666 Harrison
Kingsley Dewitt C, blacksmith, r. 666 Harrison
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
West Oakland
Kingsley J. W. Mrs., r. 231 O'Farrell
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 518 Ninth
Kingsley Thomas, laborer, r. 518 Ninth
Kingsley William, sawyer S. F. Box Co., r. 346 Third
t^" Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kingston Edward, painter, r. 1048 Mission
Kingston James, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
Kingston Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118 J^ Shipley
Kingston John, insurance agent, r. 441 Fifth
Kingston John H., clerk, r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Paul F., clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Kichard, laborer, i. 25 Minna
Kingston Samuel, clerk Charles A. Klinkner & Co., r.
441 Fifth
Kingwell Benjamin, r. 229 Sixth
Klngwell Frank I., clerk Clunle & Clunie, r. 1038 Mis.
sion
Klngwell James W., plumber Weed & Kingwell, r.602
Ellis
Kingwell John J., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1038
Mission
King^vell Joseph F., notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, 422 Montgomery, r. 119 Jones
KIn)2r»vell Vincent T. (Weed & Kingwell) r. 1038
Mission
KInkode James, porter William Cluff & Co., r. 616
Fulton
KInkade L' titia Miss, inspectress Custom House, r.
60(i Folsom
B»- Kinkead. See Kinoaid
KinUeliu Charles A., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 1.518 California
Kinkier John (Kinkier .\: Schoeuing) r. NE cor So-
noma and Nebraska
Kinkier & Schoening(.lohn Kinkier and Jacob Schoen-
ing) tannery. Mission bet Army and Twenty-
seventh
KInley Daniel, expressman, r. 72 Brady
Kinley James, butcher, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
Kinley Josepli M. , attorney at law, 800 Market
room 101
Kinley Michael, teamster, r. 106?^ Welsh
Kinnaman Victor M., retoucher Fred. P. Swasey, r.
1548 Howard
Einne Albert B., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tel-
egraph, r. 814 California
Kinne Clarissa P., widow, r. 814 California
Kinne 0. Mason, sjjecial agent Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 711 Jones
Kinne Joseph A., teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. 16 J4
Johnston Av
Kinne Thomas H., farmer, r. N s Jersey bet Noe and
Castro
Kinne William H. (Daly & Kirne) r. Redwood City
8^" Kinne. ^ See Kinney, Kenney and Kenny
Kiunear Ebenezer, miller Laumeister Mills, r. cor
Fairmount and Chenery
Kinneally Maurice Rev., assistant pastor St. Pat-
rick's Church
Kinnear John, laborer, r. Chenery nr Fairmount
Kinney Abbot, chairman State Board of Forestry, 809
Market, room 35, r. Los Angeles
Kinney Catherine, widow, r. 3248 Mission
Kinney C. E. Mrs., resident director and gen-
eral superintendent S. F. Girls' Union, 714 Bush
Kinney Edward, carpenter, r. 509}^ Hyde
Kinney Elizabeth Mrs., proptr The Leland, 1118
Market
Kinney George C, cattledealer, r. 204)^ Ninth
Kinney G. Irving, foreman Pac. Electric Motor Co.,
r. 712 Bush
Kinney John. r. 2010 Pacific Av
Kinney John, groceries and liquors, 1406 Pacific
Kinney Lillie M., teacher Five Mile School, r. 509}<s
Hyde
Kinney Thomas, third cook stmr State of California
Kinney William F. M., clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r.
1118 Market
Kinney William J., carpenter, r. 509M Hyde
8^" Kinney. See Kinne, Kenney and Kenny
Kinread Henry, carpenter, r. 142 J^ Fourth
Kinsella David W., blacksmith, r. 517 J^ Taylor
Kinsella James T., plumber Louis Bocquin. r. 719
Natoma
Kinsella John, shoemaker Bryant & MuUln, r. 719
Natoma
Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 517 J^- Taylor
Kinsella William, carriagepainter, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsey Albert H. , driver Presidio RR., r. 1205 Union
Kinsey Charlos C, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
San Rafael
Kinsey David, painter, r. 509 J^ Grove
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1023 Stockton
Kinsey Frank J., third assistant engineer stmr Gra-
nada, r. 173 Perry
Kinsey Griffith J., clerk Pac. Ins. Co., r. 903 Sutter
Kinsey Kerst, r. 1023 Stockton
Kinsley Edward L., teamster, r. 1630 Broadway
Kinsley John E., carpenter, r. 1C30 Broadway
BS" Kinsley. See Kingsley
Kinsman Catherine, r. 229 Minna
Kinsman Charles F., bookkeeper S. Taylor & Co., r.
412 Tavlor
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St. ,
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PMucers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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iiDsmau Charles W., contractor, 30 New Montgom-
ery, r. 438 Geary
Unsiuan Elizabeth B., widow, r. 247 Sixteenth
linsiuan F. B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. Oak-
luud
inKiuan Frank, carpenter, r. 519 Jones
llDBUian James W., contractor, 30 New Montgomery
r. -2315)4 Howard
ansman Nicholas W., engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 35t; Tehama
linzel Phillip, groceries and liquors, SE cor Wash-
ington and Maple
ilnzer George W., mining, r. 1420 Hyde
ip Jsnies, musician, r. 127 Kearny
ip William I. Jr., cleik Custom House, r. Berkeley
|lp AV. Ingraham Bight Rev., D.D., L.L.D., r. 8W cor
Eddy and Franklin
:lpp Joiin E.. interpreter Chinese, Custom House, r.
.'2 Shotwell
|lpp Matthew R., gasfitter Dufifey Bros., r. 121 Olive
-Vv
Ipps .Mfred K., portrait artist, 329 Phelan Bldg, r.
100 McAllister
irby .\une. widow, r. 37 Lafayette
irby Daniel, clerk U. S. Marine Corps, r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
irby Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1147 Mission
irby Emilv A. Mrs., r. 901 Montgomery Av
rby James, blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
Irby James, foundrvman, r. 4 Simpson PI
rby James, glovemaker, r. 7 Montgomery Av
rby James R., machinist, r. 220 Sixteenth
rby John, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank. r. 701
Stockton
rby John D., blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 220 Sixteenth
rby John F., plumber, r. 37 Lafayette
rby John H., blacksmith, r. 220 Sixteenth
rby John J., brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 760 Fol-
som
rby Joseph T. , salesman Harry Andrews, r. 40 Hill
rby Mary Mrs., r. 2082 Market
rby Michael, expressman, r. SE cor Fourteenth and
Castro
rby Michael, laborer, r. 18 Louisa
rby Thomas, carpenter, r. 40 Hill
rby Thomas J., proptr Phoenix Brewery, r. 516 Noe
rby T. \V., laborer S. P. Co., r. 540 Natoma
rby William, bartender E. L. Wagner, r. 6 Mont-
gomery Court
rby William P. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. C28 California
Kirby. See Curby
rch E. Mrs., teacher music, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat Av
rchcn Matthew, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
2751 Harrison
rchhof Bernhard F., salesman W. Haker & Hinz,
1327 Twenty-fourth
irchlioffer Frederick, resident physician Ger-
iu Hospital
i-chmann Henry (D. Tiedemann & Co.) r. 1505
Guerrero
rchner A. F. J., barber, 441 Sixth
rchner Caspar W., commercial traveler, r. 224 Van
Ness Av
•chmer Charles, r. 5.33 Natoma
•chner Charles R., salesman A. Jahn & Son, r. 2041
Howard
•chiier Emil, bottler, r. 1937 O'Farrell
•ehner George, bottler Jacob Holle, r. 8E cop
Twentieth and York
■chner George H.. butcher, r. Dominica nr Rail-
road Av
■chner Henry G. J., r. 2742 Folsom
chner Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 125 Eddy
•chner William (Kapp k Kirchuer) r. 533 Natoma
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Kirchoff Frederick, baker, r. .^19 Third
Kirk K. Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Fillmore
Kirk Edward H. (Baker * Kirk) r. 9.i7)< Bryant
Kirk Klizabi-th, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005 Sutter
Kirk Henry, real estate agent, r. 203 Taylor
Kirk James, watertender stmr City of Sydney
Kirk John H., clerk Horace Davis >\: Co., r. Oakland
Kirk Joseph, tirst assistant District Attorney, r.
104 Ellis
Kirk Margaret D., widow, r. 2.527 Howard
Kirk Martin, shoemaker, r. 407 Clementina
I Kirk Robert, rigger, r. 1012 Battery
Kirk Samuel, oiler Market St. RR., r. 1619 Howard
Kirk Samuel B., packer John Taylor 4 Co., r. 113
Ridley
Kirk William H., assistant engineer track deptS P.
Co., r. 2109 Van Ness Av
Kirke K. A. Miss, clerk registry dapt Post Office, r.
The Oriel ^
Kirketerp Christian, capitalist, office 204 California,
r. 1017 Bush
Kirketerp William C, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
1017 Bush
Kirklaud Cordelia S. Miss, teacher, r. 1306 California
Kirkland Josepli B., Pacific Coast agent Penn-
sylvania Railroad, 10 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Rirkmau Hattie Miss, r. 1804 Market
Kirkman William H., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. Oakland
Kirkpatrick Alfred, letterer W. H. McCormick, r. 431
Hayes
Kirkpatrick Arthur R., porter, r. 1137 Valencia
Kirkpatrick Charles A., physician, 920 Market, r. 1137
Valencia
Kirkpatrick Edward (A. B. Patrick & Co.) r. Oakland
Kirkpatrick Edward, attorney at law. 609 Sacramento
Kirkpatrick Hubert W.. grlpman Market St. RR., r.
32 Powell Av, B. H.
Kirl; Patrick James, mangier La Grande Laundry
Kirkpatrick James, shoemaker, r. 1519 Stockton
Kirkpatrick John. r. 1333 Howard
Kirkwood Edward, lead burner Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 21 Howard Court
Kirkwood L. A., Post Office Inspector, office 320 San-
some
Kirman Hurbert, engineer, r. 471 Jessie
Kirsch Emil, butcher, 809 Valencia
Kirschbaum Louis, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Kirscbbrauu Charles (Kirschbrauu & Sons) r. Omaha,
Neb.
Kirschbrauu Hyman (Kirschbraun & Sons) r. 720
Hayes
Kirschbraun Isidore (Elirschbraun & Sous) r. 1904
Sutter
Klrschbiaun Louis (Kirschbraun & Sons) r. Omaha,
Neb.
Kirschbraun & Sons (Isidore, Hyman Charles and
Louis) commission merchants, 308-310 Front
Kirschner Agnes, domestic 313 Clementina
Kirschner Herman, cook, r. 47 Russ
Kirstoiu Charles, carpenter, r. 2706 Bush
Kirtley Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 708 Post
Klrwan Edward, bookkeeper, r. 927 M Folsom
Kirwan Patrick, expressman, SW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. .508 M Grove
Klrwan Richard, painter, r. 512 Taylor
Klrwan Thomas, laborer, r. 12M Ringold, rear
Kirwin Eliza, widow, r. 339 Jessie
Klrwin Louis, raarblesetter, r. 339 Jessie
Kirwin Mag-lo, domestic Occidental Hotel
Kirwin Michael, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
3.39 Jessie
Kirwin Patrick, r. 6 Zoe
fl^" Kirwin. See Kerwin
Klselich August, cook Mateo Drobaz, r. .503 East
Kish Dora Mrs., employment offioe, 227 Ellis
Kish Ernest, foreman, r. 499 !« Fourth
Kislingbury H. H. G.. clerk Newhalls" Sons & Co., r.
2724 Pino
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809, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET ;
Kispcrt Harry F., jeweUr Levisoii Bros., r. Sixteeuth j
iir KBilrond Av |
Kissaue Henry, drayman, 128 Steuart
Kissane P., niillnian Pac. Rollinu' Mill
Kissel Henry, gardener, r. W s Twenty-third Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Kissi'l Jacob, florist, r. Marshall nr Mission Road,
U. M. T.
Kissel KatUerina, widow, r. Marshall nr Mission
Road, U. M. T.
Kissling E. A. (Weber & Kissling) 1007 Market
Kissing John F., real estate, r. 521 Golden Gate Av
Ristler Chiirles E., with Union Works, r. cor Fifth
and Brannan
Kiszler Henry, r. 21^ Waller
Eitch Charles B., driver City RR., r. 1917 Mission
Kitch John, bartender, r. 1:^7 Third
Kitchen Frank, cock, r. 41 Everett
Kitchen James, carpenter, r. California Av bet How-
ard and Mission, B. H.
Kitchen John, with Home Mutual lus. Co., r. Oakland
Kitchen John Jr., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell, r. Oakland
Kitchen Sarah, dressmaker, r. 102 IMinna
Kitchen Thomas, r. 21 West Mission
Kitchen William A., wood finisher, r. 28 Tenth
Kitchings J. T., sitrgeon stmr City of Sydney
Kittelberger Charles, wholesnle and retail
dealer California and foreign wines and liquors,
NE cor Market and Powell, r. 210 Ellis
Kittenour Anton, r. 2015 Polk
Kittertnan George, clerk James Kitterman, r
Stockton
Kitterman James, furniture and upholstery,
Stockton, r. 131-t Stockton
Kittle August, upholsterer, r. 349 Jessie
Kittle John G. Jr., clerk Moore & Smith, r
Franklin
Kittle Jonathan G. (Kittle & Co.) r. Ross Station, Ma-
rin Co.
Kittle N. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1610 Franklin
Kittle Nicholas G., shipping clerk D. L. Beck & Sons,
r. 1610 Franklin
Kittle W-illiam C, carpenter, r. W s Mission Road
bet Thirty-first and Thirty-second
Kittle William S., clerk Kittle & Co., r. San Rafael
KiilJuL & OU. (J. G. Kittle and
James Palache) ao-eiits Pacific Oil and
L.ead Tt^orks, J. & P. Coats' Spool Cot-
ton, Finlayson, Bonsfield & Co's Linen
and Salmon Net Threads, li. McMurray
»S£Co., Baltimore, M. Werk & Co., Cin-
cinnati, Pennsylvania Salt 3Ianufac-
turing Co., Philadelphia, shipping and
commission merchants, dealers in all
kinds of oils, also canned goods, can-
dles, rosins, hi-carhonate and caustic
sodas, etc., etc., 203 California
Kittler Conrad, cabinetmaker, 2i)4 Powell
Kittler Roman, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 164 Clementina
Kittredge Addison G., manufacturing agent, ofBce
220 Fremont, r. 1201 Bush
Kittredge Anna J. Mrs., r. 2024 Bush
Kittredge Charles E., furrier, r. 1141 Twentieth
Kittredge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.) r. 1373
Grove, Oakland
Kittredge E. H. «fe Co. (Edward H. Kittredge)
manufacturers and dealers doors, sash, blinds,
etc, 113-115 Market
Kittredge G. W.. r. 1201 Bush
Kittredge Isabella H., widow, r. 4 Lily Av
Kittredge John R., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Kittredge Joseph &., machinist, r. 136 Fifth
Kittredge Ralph B., salesman Neville & Co., r. 4 Lily
Av
1314
1313
1610
Kittredge Spencer B., clerk, r. 4 Lily Av
Kitz Gertrmlc, widow, r. 728 Sutter
Kitz.niaiin Frederick, laborer, r. 1107 Union
Kilzmiiller Michael, manufacturer phaetons,
buggie.s, rockaways and wagons, 856 Howard, r.
22;i OFarrell
Kivell Edward, sallmaker, r. 1401 Kearny
iuvell John, laborer J. Macdonough & Co.
Kivil Felix, tailor, 1243 FolHom
Klaas Matheus (Klaas & Seell) r. 628 Broadway
Klaas & Seeli (Mathtus Klaas and Qaspar Seeli) bak-
ery, 1233 Stockton
Klaber George, wood and coal, 564 3^ Howard
Klaber Hermann, clerk William Uhlmaun ^ Co., r.
564 M Howard
Klafifke Andrew, waiter, r. 258 Stevenson
Kiages August, r. 10 Sherman
Klahn August, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 5 Chenery
Klahn Henry, carpenter, r. 2336 MiFsion
Klahn Nicholas, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 3 Chenery
Klain Joshua J., clerk S. F., Pioneer Woolen Factory.;
r. 921 McAllister
Klain N. M. Mrs., photographer, 921 McAllister
Klapper Meyers, rattan "worker, r. 43 Fulton
Klapperich John J., carriage and wagon mnfr, 3
Grand Av, r. 31 Albion Av
Klapperich John S., carriagemaker John J. Klapper-
ich, r. 10 Washington Av
Klappert Conrad, baker, r. 625 Clay
Klare Amelia, widow, r. 1318}^ Broadway, rear
Klare Philip, carpenter A. Washburn, r. 28 Morris
Av
Klarenmeyer S., manufacturer and dealer la-
dies', children's and infants' wear, 9 Kearny, r.
626 O'Farrell
Klarnet Charles, barber Frank A. Bent, r. 631 Union
Klarnet Joseph, tailor, r. 631 Union
Klassen Henry, liquor saloon, 222 Washington, r.
1522 Stockton
Klatt A. (Crossley & Klatt) r. 2430 California
Klatt Ferdinand, contractor and builder. 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 814 Twenty-first
Klatt N.. qartermaster stmr Mariposa
Klatt Walter F., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 814
Twenty-first
Klatze Frederick, driver Haake & Hagedorn
Klan Edward, cashier Haas Bros., r. 218 Stockton
Klau Karl (Haas Bros.) r. 218 Stockton
Klan Leopold (Haas Bro8.> r. 218 Stockton
Klauber Abraham (Klanber & Levi) r. 1324 Sutter
Klauber Melville, merchant, r. 1324 Sutter
Klauber & Levi (Abraham Klauber and Simon Levi!
commission merchants, 122-124 Davis
Klauenberg Herman, barbef P. Wiederspiel, r. 88 1
erett
Klaus Alfred, sewing machines, 251 Third
Klaus Marie, widow, r. 915 Jackson
Klaus Mary, widow, r. 335 Beale
^" Klaus. See Clauss
Klauss Christian, laborer, r. SS^ Tehama
Klebsch Otto, iron worker Cal. Wire Works, r. 2
Powell
Kleebauer Frederick C. contractor, r. 124 Clipper
Klees Jacob, jewelry polisher Levison Bros., r. Ocea
View
Klefeker Louis, gardener, r. 215 Broderick
Klehm Christopher, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, l
437 Green
Kleiber R. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Washington
Klein Adolph D. (Klein Bros.) r. SE cor Golden Gal
Av and Buchanan
Klein Annie, widow, r. 2307 California
Klein Anthony, laborer, r. 68 Tehama
Klein August, engineer, r. 237 Langton
Klein Brothers (Adolph D. and John H.) grooerit
and liquors, SE cor Golden Gate Av and Bachani
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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Klein 0. Mrs. (Hoffman & Dollein) r. Alameda
Klein Cbarles, blacksmith I. C. J. Truman, r. 753
Howard
Jleiu Cbarles, bookkeeper Ordenstein & Co., r. 2307
California
ileiu Charles R., shoemaker. 1327 Polk
ileiii Christ, butcher, r. 317 Bush
ilfiu Davis, r. 556 Minna
Jleiu Eberbardt, r. 709 O'Farrell
Ileiu Emma, wido-w, r. Railroad Av bet Manitoba
and Dominica
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
lud Twenty-second
Klf in Eugene, jeweler, 331 Kearny
Klein Frederick, clerk, r. 212 Chestnut
Klein Frederick A., starter Cal. St. UR., r. U34 Call-
foiuia
Klein Frederick 0., livery and boarding stable, 9-15
Washington, r. 9 Washington
Klein Frederick H., carpenter, r. 22 >^ Lapidge
Klein Gabriel, r. S s Walnut .\v nr Octavia
Klein George H., carpenter J. H. Mclnnes, r. 5)^ Ce-
dar Av
Klein Henry Mrs., widow, r. 5^ Cedar Av
lein Jacob (California and Oregon Cider Co.)
417 Battery, r. 15U Post
Klein Jacob, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11. r. 24 Lily Av
Klein John, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
Klein .John A., clerk Ernst Klein, r. NW cor Folsom
and Second
Klein .John C, journalist Chronicle, r. 2307 Califor-
nia
Klein John E., gunsmith, 31 Ellis, r. 811 Mason
Klein John H. (Klein Bros.) r. SE cor Golden Gate
.\v and Buchanan
lelii Jolin BI. (John M. Klein & Co.) r. 1210
[KLeTnJOHN. M. & CO. ,.r.H„
M. Klein) inanafacturerg, dealers anil
importera telegfrapli and telepUone sap-
plifS, medical batteries and electrical
gooiln of every description, 720 Mont-
fjoinery
Klein Joseph, carpenter, r. 133 Ivy Av
Klein Joseph, clerk Bennett Bros., r. 207 Eddy
Klfclu Joseph, porter Hey, Grauerholz & Co., r. 212
Chestnut
Klein Julius, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 911
Fillmore
Klein Lazare (Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.) r. 226 Stock-
ton
Klein Levi, waiter, r. 14 Mason
in Louis, shipping clerk Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., r. 70it O'Farrell
Klein .M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 207 Eddy
Klein Max. stoikbroker. 415 Pine, r. 323 Kearny
Klein Pierre, proprietor Occidental Restaurant.
H:J7 Bush
Klein Theodore, cabinetmaker, r.212 Chestnut
Klein Theodore, waiter, r. 126 Clara
Klein Theodore Jr, clerk Great Am. Importing Tea
Co., r. 212 Chestnut
Klein William, r. 709 O'Farrell
lein William F., foreman Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1230 Treat Av
^ Klein. See Cline, Clyne, Kleyn and Kline
leiuliach Edward, clerk, r. 70 Minna
leinclauH .\ndrew. doorkeeper Bohemian Club, 430
Pine, r. 335 McAllister
KleinclansB. (O. Fauss fc Co.) r. 244 Nineteenth
Kleinclaus Charles, r. 2405 Howard
leiiiclaus Gustave (0. Fauss & Co.) r. 244 Nine-
teenth
[leineberijr Christopher, physician, 19 St.
Ann's Bldg, r. 1118 Turk
leinert August G., upholsterer, r. 1716)i Jones
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EXAN/CINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPOnTKRS AND IJK.ILEIIS l.V
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NE.XT .\DOVE PALACE HOTEL.
Kleinhammer Henry, boarding, 135 Folsom
Kleinhaupt Abraham, clothing, 109 Sixth
Kleinhaupt William W., tailor, r. 109 Sixth
Kleinlians .Tohn, secretary Schammel Packing
Co., 118 California, r. 640 Fell
Kleinschmidt Philip, machinist James Dornbler, r.
American Exchange Hotel
Kleinup Fritz, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Klenieier Hermann H., liquor saloon, 1342 Market
Klemenchich Jacob, maltster United States Brewery,
r. 219 Twelfth
Klemm Charle!^, manufacturer parlor furniture
frames. 518 Fifth, r. 10!^ Morns Av
Klemm Hugo, barber, 285 East, r. 8!<i Lewis
Klemm John A., cabinetmaker, r. .502 Linden Av
Klemm Julius G., with C. Klemm, r. 10,"^ .Morris Av
Kleiume Charles, driver, r. De Haro nr Center
Klempau Nicolaus, bartender N. Pearfou, r. 536 I
Mission i
Klenck Frederick, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 27 H Bin-
gold
Klenck .John F.. laborer, r. 442 Ninth '
Klenck Richard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 141 '
Dore I
Klentza John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento |
Klentzer Herman, mercantile solicitor, office 423 |
East. r. 36 Clay
Klepper Edward, shoemaker, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Klesow Fritz Z., master schr Piute, office 7 Clay, r.
358 Brannan
Klesow John, master schr Modoc, office 7 Clay. r. 12
DeBoom
Klevpsahl Emil. bartender Grimiuelman fc Siebs
Klevesah! Ernst P. C, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Powell and Francisco
Klevpsahl Henry, cashier Hofmann & Woenne, r. 426
Fourth
Klewer Henry, hostler, r. 115 Natoma
Klewisch J. O., salesman J. J. Hardy & Co., r. Oak-
land
Kleyer Ernst, druggist B. Broemmel, r. 2.501 Cali-
fornia
Kleymann William, clerk, r. SW cor Ellis and Laguna
Klibbeck Christoph. shoemaker. 704 Montgomery Av
Klimm L. Mrs., liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and
Folsom
Klind Joseph, liquor saloon. 603 California
Kliiidt Henry F., bartender, r. 1017 Mason
KlincU Williiim, pantryman William Westerfeld, r.
1017 Mason
Kline Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 928
Suiter
Kline Adolph M., optician, 216 Montgomery, r. 804
Turk
Kline Albert, varnisher, r. 1001 Folsom
Kline Anguat Mrs. (Kline & Co.) r. 1311 Octavia
Kline David, salesman Louis Kline & Co., r. 1234
Geary
Kline George A. (Kline & Co.) r. 1311 Octavia
Kline George W., assistant cashier First National
Bank. r. Berkeley
Kline John, carpenter, r. 24 Lily Av
Kline Joseph, bartender, r. 218 Prospect PI
Kline Lazarus, merchant, 302 California, r. Lick
House
Kline Louis (Louis Kline .<: Co.) r. 1234 Geary
Kline Lioais ifc Co. (Louis Klioc and Max Oens-
berger) manufacturers and importers hats and
caps. 110 Biish
Kline Lucien W., jeweler W. A. Tipson, r. 1628 Clay
Kline Murk, salesman F. Ephraim, r. 1628 Clay
Kline Martin, smelter Pac. Metal Works, r. 1315
Powell
Kline Mary, widow, r. 1.315 Broadway
Kline Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1311 Octavia
Kilned Co. (Mrs. August an.l Oe.>rge A. Kline)
wholesale dealers hats. 26-28 Battery
O^" Kline. See Cline. Clyne. Klein and Kleyn
YPE FOUNDERS. PftLWIER & REY, 40540? SANSOMK ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE I^ARGEST BUSINESS,
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY^
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniuiii{;s
a. Speciality.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kling Ferdiuand, bakir, r. (i4 Shipley
Eling Frilz, bottler Breig & Schafer, r. 309 Linden Av
Kling George, teamster, r. 305 Fulton
Kling Jacob, painter, r. 309 Linden Av
Kling O. W., wati'hmuker, 2H Jackson
Kling Phillip, confectioner William Westerfeld, r.
209 Linden Av
Klingberg Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fif-
teenth and Guerrero
Klingel John, newstand. SE cor Grant Av and Sutter,
r. 617 Post
Kliugeuberg William, tailor, r. 118 Ivy Av
Kliuger AlfonsD. cook, r. 278 Tehama
Klinger August, fresco painter, r. 412 Ivy Av
Klinger Christ, manager Joseph Straub, r. 439 Fulton
Klinger W., tailor, r. 29 Linden Av
Klingman Ada, widow, r. 718 McAllister
Klink Frederick H., gardener, r. 2439 Greenwich
Klink George T., clerk secretary and controller's
office, S. P. Co., r. 1011 Pine
Klink Jennie S. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1011 Pine
Klink William M., clerk Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1011
Pine
Klinker Charles J., master majiner, r. 1804 Dupont
Klinker George, peddler, r. 413 Broadway
Klinkner Charles A. (Charles A. Klinkner & Co.) r.
Klinknerville, Oakland
Klinkner Charles A. & Co. (Charles A. Klinkner)
mnfrs red rubber stamps, 320 Sansome
Elinkofstrom Eugenia, widow, r. 2300 California
Klintworth Diedrich, r. 925 Lombard
Klintworth Edward, foreman F.L.Fisher & Co., r.
925 Lombard
Klippel Barbara Miss, confectionery, 139 Gough
Klippel Valentine, bootfitter, r. 906 Pacific
Klipstein Ernest W. bookkeeper, r. 131 ^ Ridley
Klip.stein Mathilda Mrs., physiciun, 131 J^ Ridley
1 Klipstein Robert E. F., wire mattressmaker Truman
S. Cla'-k * Son, r. 131K> Kidley
Kljunak Martin N., bartender Michael Michelson, r.
807 California
1 Klock Frank, with Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r. 109
I Grant Av
Klock George W., conductor, r. 22 Verona
Klock Robert W., druggist Edwin W. Joy, r. 128
Seventh
1 Klodt Paul H., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
507 J^ Leavenworth
! Kloepfer Adam, pealmaker, 634 Pacific
Kloepper Bernard, tailor, r. 545 Minna
Klokow Frederick F., waiter, r. 117 Bernard
Kloos Charles, butcher, r. 610 Ivy Av
Kloos Constant, painter, r. 610 Ivy Av
Kloos Frank C, hackman, r. 610 Ivy Av
Kloos Susan, widow, r. 610 Ivy Av
Kloos William J., teamster, r. 610 Ivy Av
Klopenstein Harry C. bookkeeper Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, r. 418 Sutter
Klopenstein Jopeph, inspector Custom House, r. 418
Sutter
Klopfer John, cooper, r. 425 Broderick
Klopp Richard, laborer Herman Kozminsky, r. 529
Sacramento
Kloppenburg Charles J. F., bookkeeper Jacob Rosen-
berg, r. 507 Leavenworth
Kloppenburg Dora, widow, r. 307 Ritch
Kloppenherg Otto, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
222 Grove
Kloppenberg Victor, engineer Redington & Co., r.
507 Leavenworth
Klopper Edward, shoemaker Fred. Klopper, r. 3
Ellen PI
KLOPPER FRED, importer
and dealer in leather and findings,
boot and gaiter uppers, 36 O'Farrell,
r. 13 William
Klopper W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Klopstock C. & Co. (Curtis Klopstock) manufac-
turers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 212
Front
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock David, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., r.
714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac D., traveling salesman C. Klopstock
*: Co., r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Samuel, clerk Isaac L. Solomon, r. 714
Hayes
Klos William, liquor saloon. 111 Leidesdorff
Klose Adolph F., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 1205^
Golden Gate Av
Klose Emil, porter George W. Arraes, r. East Oakland
Klose George, seaman, r. North Pacilic Hotel
Klose Sebastian, laborer J. Gundlach.t Co., r. 510 Sixth
eS" Klose. See Close
Klossen H. W., clerk, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Klosseu Jane, widow, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Klotz Frederick, teamster, r. 16-26 Stockton
Klotz Jacob, butcher, r. 417 Fifth
Klotz Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1147 Mission
Klutz Leo, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton
Kluz Minnie, domestic 922 Powell
Klubcr Joseph, carpenter, 919 Montgomery
Kluegel Edward A., bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r.
Oakland
Kluetsch Frank J., expressman, cor Geary and Lar-
kiu. r. 31 Julian Av
Kluetsch Jacob H., driver Frank J. Kluetsch, r. 31
Julian Av
Kluge Emil, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Kluse Joseph, brewer F. Kronenberg & Co., r. 34
Hayes
Kluge Max, teacher mathematics and physics, r. 1326}^
Broadway
Kluger A., tailor, r. 454 Clementina
Kluit A. Provo, agent Martiudale Law Association of
Chicago, 402 Montgomery, room 21, r. Haywards
Klumpke John G., real estate agent, 432 Montgomery,
r. 1000 Chestnut
Klumpke William, mathematical instrument maker
A. Lietz & Co., r. 1000 Chestnut
Klumpp Arthur, salesman Philip Kenner'y & Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Klumpp Emil C, watchmaker Nat Raphael & Co. r.
Fruit Vale
Klumpp Herman J., engraver, 37 Post, r. Oakland
Klumpp Martin, porter Haas Bros., r. 22 Stockton
Klumpp Otto H., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1642 Sacramento
Klumpp R., stationery and printing, 630 McAllister
Klumpp Theodore, paper earlier, r. 24 Turk
Klumpp William, engraver and die sinker, 235
Kearny, r. East Oakland
Klnnder John (Kluuder & Westphal) r. 216 Fair Oaks
Klnndei- & 'Westplial (John Klnnder and Her-
man Westphal) groceries and liquors, 101 Jackson
Klundgen Peter (Verhaegen & Kluudgen) r. 323
F(wrth
Klung Henry, engraver Britton & Rey, r. 909 Kearny
Klunken Martin, bartender William Bendt, r. 6 Clay
Klute Adolph (Klute & Steflfens) r. 263 Clementina
Klute & Steffens (Adolph Klute and Henry Steflfens)
groceries and liquors, 242 Fourth
Klutz Martin, liquor saloon, 11-13 Pacific
Knaak Henry, hostler, r. 627 Commercial
Knabbe Gasine, widow, r. 702 Brannan
Knabe Peter, shipcarpenter. r. 168 J^ Vandewater
Knack George, clerk, r. 421 Bush
Knacke John Mrs., pruptr Philadelphia House, 421-
423 Bush
Knacke Frank F., master mariner, r. 1716 Leaven-
worth
Knackstedt Henry, r. 1430 Pacific
Knapik Peter P.. mnfr moldings, 425 Fourth, r. 180
Perry
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SHIRTS
M.\RKET ST.. «OK. TIHKI>
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanofacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiiitares.
37 MarM SL
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
wASH^N^T^N sT.lPMncers of FINE TABLE WISES
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SASH CURTAINS I
In all the Latesl Shades of Coloring. |
641 to 647 MARKET STREET, i fe
KnaRenh.ielm Charles, bookkeeper Fairbanks &
Hutchinson, r. 913 Geary
Knapp A. Jlrn., widow, r. 431 O'Farrell
uapp Charles E., bookkeeper Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co., r. San Mateo
iiapp I'harlcB K., wbit.-ner, r ISIO Turk
Kuapp C. Richard, druggist, r. NW cor Hill and Valen-
cia
Knapp Edwiu G., attorney at law, 407 California, r.
Oakland
Kuapp Henry J., carpenter, r. 50 South Park
Knapp H.irace G. (Perry & Knapp) r. 9 Hartford
Kuapp .1. J. Mrs., r. 800 Ellis
Knapp Peter, steward, r. 444 Jessie, rear
Knapp S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 134 Lily Av
pp S. H. Jr., clerk general auditor's ofllce S. P.
Co. (Northern Division) r. San Mateo
Knapp Stewart W., clerk general superintendent's
office S. P. Co., r. 510 Geary
Knapp Wilbur A., receiver Market St. RR.
Knapp William B., actor, r. 431 O'Farrell
SKnappe Frederick, r. 3 Midway
~ ppe Gertrude, widow, r. 3 Midway
!Knar.«tou John H., book and job printer, 529 3^ Wash-
ington, r. 910H Jackson
Kna\ier Joseph, barber, i/ifi Fourth
Kuaul Peter, cook, r. 13 O'Farrell Alley
Kuaus Bernard, carpenter, r. 536 Fulton
Kuaus John, teamster, r. 34 Zoe
Jinauss T. R., r. 223 O'Farrell
Knuuth Carl W.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Xuf-ale Daniel, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Kneass Dallas A., oy.ster house, 122 Fifth
Kueass Edward D., tinner Taylor Goodrich, r. 1215
Devisadero
Knea.ss George W., boatbuilder, 718 Third, r. 916}^
kNatoma
ne.iss Katie, widow, r. 327 Clementina
ICneedler George W., contractor, r. 1318 Jackson
Kneeland James H., janitor New City Hall
npeland Nellie Miss, r. 7 Franklin
Kneeman Harry (Ruppnrt & Kneeman) r. 120 Bryant
Kneese George, proptr Gercke's Hotel, 922 Battery
Kneib G. W., stenographer H. Dutard, r. 30 Kearny
Kneip Matthew C, porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1424
McAllister
Eneisch George, cooper, r. 18 Garden
Kueise George, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Knell Albert, physician, .324 Sutter
Knell Antoue, vegetable garden, E s Railroad Av bet
Gibraltar and Azores
Knell Emile, musician, r. 1114 Larkin
Knell Frederick, musician Bush St. Theater, r. 1114
Larkin
Knell George H., compositor Call, r. 30 Washington
Av
Knell Jacob, janitor Teutonia Hall, r. 36 Washington
Av
Jnell Jacob Jr., engineer J. Armbruster. r. 36 Wash-
feNELL JOHN
and organist Xotre Dame des Victoires,
r. nil Larkin
Jnell Lnuis C. (Caswell ct Knell) r. 1114 Larkin
tnell Philip, machinist, r. H6 Washington Av
iui-U Kodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 415^
Natoma, rear
Inerr Sallie, widow, r. 922 Natoma
inerr Samuel G., tailor, 1304 Market, r. 128 Valencia
incwiiig Frederick J., clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 2614 Sutter
inewing H C, clerk general passenger and ticket
li-|,t S P. Co., r. 2614 Sutter
Cnilib Henry, clerk Langley ,fe Michaels, r. 610 Sutter
inibbe Henry W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
403 Union
teacher music
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Knick James L., r. cor Decatur and Bryant
Knickerbocker Calvin E., wood, coal, bay, grain and
ice, 524 Mission, r. 416 J^ Hyde, rear
Knlckman .\ugu6t. boots and shoes, 1611 }<i Mason
Knief George, carpenter, r. 11 Hubbard
Knief Johan H., carpenter Fulton Iron Works, r. 721
Howard
Knief J. N., driver Central RR., r. 1114 Sutter
Knief John, teamster John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
11 Hubbard
Knief Ludolf H., cooper George Larsen, r. 836 Har-
rison
Knight Alanson D., teamster, r. 624 Lombard
Knight Albert, r. 419 Brannan
Knight Alfred F. A. (Knight Bros.) r. East Oakland
Knight Allen, teller London and S. F. Bank, r. Oak-
land
Knight Brothers (Alfred F. A. and William H.)
actuaries and public accountants, 319 California
Knight Edmund H., dairyman, Lombard bet Fill-
more and Steiner, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight Edwin, teamster, r. 157 Ninth
Knight E. T., laborer, r. 806 Bay
Knight Frank E., teamster, r. 2U8 Ritch, rear
Kniglit Frederick W., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Knight George A., attorney at law, 234 Mont^
gomery, room 1-2-3, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Knight George A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Alameda
Knight.George H., photographer, 19 Sixth
Knight Henrietta, weaver, r. 806 Bay
Knight Henry L., editor Political Record, 536 Clay, r.
200 Ellis
Knight Hiram A., dairyman, r. 704 Capp
Kniglif Hiram D., U. S. Inspector Foreign Steam Ves-
sels, office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, r.
Sonoma Co., Cal.
Knight Jerome B. Rev., assistant editor Pacific Her-
ald of Holiness, r. 10 Montgomery Av
Knight John, machinist, 40 Main, r. 22 Alvarado
Knight Joseph, boilermaker, r. 32 Natoma
Knight Josiah, boilermaker Hamilton & Leacb. r.
522 >«i Sixth
Knight Lincoln P.. upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co ,r. 205 Turk
Knight Louis, carpet layer Ackerman & Strauss, r.
382 San Jose Av
Knight M.. laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Knight Neheiniah R., wool merchant, 436 Townsend.
r. 2914 Mission
Knight Orman H., deputy Sherifi', r. 1833 Union
Knight Robert M., cook slmr Granada
Knight Thomas, capitalist, r. 124 Golden Gate Av
Kuight Thomas A., foreman Pacific Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 16 Hi.ff Av
Knight Wallace H., dairyman, r. 2228 Greenwich
Knight William, laborer, r. 806 Bay
Knight William G., painter, r. Ulo Broadway
Kniulit William H. (Knight Bros.) r. East Oakland
Knight William H., cashier Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Knight Woodbury, contractor, r. 1710 Hyde
Knights and Ladies of Honor. 421 Post
Knights Charles, engineer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 520
Sixth
Knights of Honor, C. H. M. Curry Grand Re-
porter. 47 St. Ann's Building
Kniglita of Honor Journal (monthly) Fraternal Pub-
lishing Co., publishirs and proptrs, 252 Market
Knighta of rythias, 913 Market
KnightH of Pythias Bureau of Relief, 913
Market
Knightx of Pythias Hall Axsoclation, 913
Market
Knights of St. Patrick, SE cor O'Farrell and
Mason
Knights of the Red Branch, SE cor O'Farrell
and Mason
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 4M7 SANSOME ST. "
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
RXTRA 1»RY "SPECIAI,,"
Chapman, Sole Agent for Pacific Coae
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Knights William D. (W. R. Knights & Co.) r. 1404
GoldPti Gate Av
Knights 'William H., packer B. & J. S. Doe, r. 1221
Clay
Knights William K. (W. R. Knights & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento
Knlglits W. R. & Co. (William E. and William D.
Knights, and John and James Blair) hide dealers,
601-606 Front
Knipe Benjamin F., clerk Arctic Oil Works, r. 33 So-
noma
Knipe Frederick A., agent, r. 33 Sonoma
Knipe Frederick T., helper W. S. Snook & Son, r. 33
Knipe Thomas J., pilot. oflSce 506 Battery, room 9, r.
819 Greenwich
Knlppel Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 221 Fifth
Knippel W., watchmaker Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
r. 622 >5 Lombard
Knippeiiberger Ernest R., wines and liquors,
SE cor Steuart and Howard, r. 542 Folsom
Knippiing Peter, clerk Charles A. Klinkner & Co., r.
904 Powell
Knittel August, waiter A. Beth, r. 277 Stevenson
Knobel Henry, cigarmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Knohel Henry, secretary Pac. Coast Co-operative
Cigar Mnfg Co., 304 Battery, r. 624 Fourth
Knoblock Charles J. (Knobloch & Casson) r. 1128
Kentucky
Knobloch Christ, machinehand A. Frel, r. 39 Welsh
Knobloch Christian, liquor saloon and restaurant,
1727 Kentucky, r. W s Railroad Av bet Trinidad
and Bahama
Knobloch Frank, bookkeeper J. Knobloch, r. Butte
bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Knobloch Frederick, salesman Mangels & Gantner,
r. SW cor Manitoba and Railroad Av
Knobloch Jacob, bartender Henry Steinbach, r. 809
Kearny
Knobloch Jacob, hay and grain, NE cor Butte and
Tennessee, r. Butte bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Knobloch John, r. 508 Brannan
Knobloch & Casson (Charles J. Knobloch and Wil-
liam H. Casson) varieties and stationery. NE cor
Fourth and King and 1128 Kentucky
Knoche Gustave A., steward Franz Siebrecht, r. 623
California
Knoche Henry (Shattuck & Knoche) r. 112 Perry
Knochel Diedrich, laborer National Brewing Co., r.
710 Fulton
Knockton Patrick, laborer, r. 106 First
Knoderer Ernest F.. assistant bookkeeper Langley &
Michaels, r. 1217 Clay
Knoderer Theodore C, stenographer Commercial Ins.
Co. of Cal., r. 1217 Clay
Knoderer Theophilus, gunsmith Liddle &Kaeding, r.
1108 Powell
Knoechel Charles (Knoechel & Brand) r. 719 Vallejo
Kiioecliel & Brand (Charles Knoechel and John
G. Brand) proprietors Montgomery Baths and
Hair DressiUir Saloon, 621 Montgomery
Knoedler Charles D., solicitor Chicago Clock Co., r.
517 Folsom
Knoetz M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 426 O'Farrell
I Knoflach Augustin, teacher languages, 415 Post
I Knoke John, liquor saloon. 107 3^ Fifth
! Knoll Albert, bookkeeper W. H. Wood & Co., r. Oak-
land
I Knoll Andrew, r. 523 Sixth
j Knoll Harrv W., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r. Oakland
Knoll Mary K., r. 912 Jones
Knoll Mary S., widow, r. 813 Shotwell
I Knoll Nicholas, cabinetmaker, r. 519!^ Stevenson
I Knoll Theodore, musician, r.813 Shotwell
] [0- Knoll. See Noll
Knoop Heury, clerk Richard Pecht, r. 521 Jones
1 Knoop John, clerk Thomas J. French & Co., r. 2027
Mission
Knoop Kute, widow, r. 217 Hickory Av
Kiiop Chillies, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kuoj) Elfert (Hildebranilt & Kuop) r. 9:)-.; Montgomery
Knopf CuniiUe, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r. 11
Scott PI
Knopf F. Mrs., widow, r. 1015 Filbert
Knrpf George, carpenter, r. 925 Greenwich
Knopf Michael, r. 6 Treat Av
Knorf William, printer A. J. Lafontaine, r. 1016
Filbert
Knopfer Fritz, foreman malt house U. S. Brewery, r.
606 Franklin
Knopfmacher August, diamond setter, 126 Eeamy,
room 16, r. 1318 Steiner
KnopU A., tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r. Brook-
lyn Hotel I
Knoph Marion E.. vice-president Charles M. Plum &
Co. Upholstery Co., r. 3 Haight
Knorp Albert, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
706 Larkiu
Knorp Albert P. . proprietor Main Street Mill,
and manufacturer office, store and library fur-
niture, 120-122 Main, and Supervisor Eighth
Ward, r. 706 Larkin
Knorp George, cooper, r. 35 Clementina
Knorp Margaret, widow, r. 16 Lynch
Knorp Mary Miss, compositor, r. IG Lynch
Knorp Thomas, upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 16 Lynch
Knorp William T., with A. F. Knorp, r. 700 Larkin
Knorr Albert, butcher, r. SW cor Honduras and Ken-
tucky
KnorrEmil F., expressman, SW cor Market and
Sixth, r. SW cor Golden Gate Av and Willard
Knorr Frank G., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3553
Fillmore
Knott Alphonse L.. locksmith, 641 Post
Knott Benjamin, carpetlayer, r. 818 Green
Knott Emily F. Miss, teacher, r. 609 Post
Knott M. Mrs., lodgings, 609 Post
Knott Maggie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 300 Sutter
Knott William E., meter repairer, r. 2209 Larkin
Knott William W., clerk District Attorney, r. 1832
Filbert
Knott W.W., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1.509 California
Knottner Florian, wines and liquors, 505 Mis^
sion, r. 938 Howard
KnoHse William, machinist, r. 429 Sixth
Knnwer Frederick W., surveyor, r. 1224 Washington
Knower John G., special policeman, r. 1224 Wash-
inaton
Knowland Joseph, agent Gardiner Mill Co., 22 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Knowland Nellie, dressmaker, r. 18 Verona
8^ Knowland. See Nolan and Nolen
Knowles Barton, laborer, r. 424}^ Shotwell
Knowles Charles T., r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Edwin I., bookkeeper, r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Ellen, widow, r. 848 Eighth
Knowles F. E. & Co. (Frederick E. Knowles and Abe!
Hosmer) stone contractors, W s Sixth bet Kinf
and Berry
Knowles Frank, expressman, r. 534 Ya'.encia
Knowles Frederick E. (F. E. Knowles & Co.) r. Oak
land
Knowles F. W., r. 405 Natoma
Knowles George B., r. 909 Taylor
Knotvles George B. Jr. secretary Little
Knowles Lumber Co., NE cor Main and Mission
r. 909 Taylor
Knowles George O., student, r. 1324 Mission
Knowles Henry, expressman, r. 447 Minna
Knowles John, painter, r. 548 Minna
Knowles Joseph E., carpenter, r. 333 Bartlett
Kno-\vles Josiah N. , shipping ai;d commissioi
merchant, 28 California, r. Oakland
Knowles Robert, watertender stmr Piedmont, r. 74
Sixteenth
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Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. JUrtKihJ, Mana>
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( Vai ) BOOKS, STAVIONERY. PIANOS. ORGANS,
I MARKET ST. I PRINTING AND BINDING.
KNO
695
KOC
Knowlee S., labon-r P. M. SS. Co.
Knowles Sauiuel E., (S. E. k W. A. Knowlea) r. AU-
I n.e.la
[•Knowles S. K. & W. A., dentists, 118 Grant Av
rKiio»%-l»'s Thomas C, dealer lithographic, eu-
i graved, embossed and fancy advertibiug novelties
5iii-r>-2S SMcramento, r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Tlioiuas J., agent Atlantic Fish Co.,
olfice ins Sairamento, r. 512 Mason
Knowles William A. (S. E. & W. A. Knowles) r. Ala-
meda
Knowlti>ii Charles, woodcarver, r. 411 Fourth
Knowltiu Ebeuezer, teacher Girls' High School, r.
876 Shntwell
Knowlton Fred. A., r. 113 California Av
Knowlton Harry, blacksmith, r. 5iO Bryant
Knowlton ,1. Jr., ticket ageut S. P. Co., The Baldwin,
r. 2022 Van Ne.«s Av
Knowlton James J., Pac. Ink Factory, r. 1925 Ste-
venson
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, 35 Post, r. 211
Polk
•Knowlton Loring W., shipping clerk 8. P. Taylor &
Co . r. 2.506 Clay
•Knowlton R. S., druggist Thomas M. Edwards, r. 900
I Kearny
i Knowlton Thomas, clerk, r. 2238 Bush
■Knowlton William, jeweler, r. 31(i Beale, rear
Kuownbnrg Charles, blacksmith N. B. and M. ER., r.
1211k Bryant
I Knox Andrew B. (Robinson & Knox) r. 1819 Market
(Knox Benjamin F.. with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2929
I Jackson
[Knox Charles C, capitalist, r. 21 Eleventh
I Knox George T., notary public, Hi California, r.
' 52(i Guerrero
fKnox Henry E., dentist, 23 Post, r. 480 Merrl-
mac, Oakland
) Knox Israel W., mining engineer Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. Oakland
iKnox J.imes, clerk, r. 4.50 Guerrero
I Knox John F., wooldealer, 426 Townsend, r. 240 Shot-
well
I Knox J. W. Mrs., r. 1137 Bush
IKnox Patrick, shoemaker, r. 734 Montnomery
(Knox Richard F.. mining, 513 California, r. 611 Fol-
' 8om
I Knox S. J. Mrs., widow, r. 105 Austin
IKnox Thomas R. , stenographer and official re-
porter Superior Court, Dept 2, oflSce 56 Nevada
Block, r. 2004 Bush
I Knox Walter S., r. 715 Howard
I Knox W. H., r. Ill Montgomery Court
' Knox William, water tender stmr City of Peking
Kuox William B., miller J. Martenstein ,<; C i.
I Kuox William M., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
21 Eleventh
Knnbel Herman (Knubel * Meyer) r. 1729 Devisadero
! Kinibel John (Knu'iel k Meyer) r. 701 McAllister
ji«nubel & Meyer (John Knubel and Martin Meyer)
groceries and liquors, 701 McAllister
Knudsen Andrew C, purter F. Mandlebaum & Sons,
r. 11 25 Treat Av
Knudsen Christ, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Knudsen C. N., vice-president and treasurer The
John T. Cutting Co., 23-2.5 California, r. 408 San-
chez
Knudsen James, sallmaker W. C. Wood. r. 904 Kearny
Knudsen Oscar, seaman, r. 263 East
Knudson John B., gardener, r. 218 Haight
Knudson Lewis, carpenter, r. 14 Lily Av
Knudson M.. collector Chicago Clock Co.
Knudson Thomas, liquor saloon, 318 Brannan
Knur Edward, gentlemen's nurse, r. 3.'0 O'Farrell
Knus Charles, laborer, r. California Av opp York
'KnuB Joseph, laborer, r. California Av opp York
nnst Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fourth and Folsom
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
IMI'ORTF.RS AND DKALK
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
601
Web-
Knu.st Henry, bookkeep r National Brewing Co., r.
710 Fulton
Knutsen Christofer, driver Henry Pfelffer, r, SE cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Knutsen Ole, cabinetmaker, r. 2013 FolBom
Kuutsen Peter T., engineer Kindler k Co.,r. 207?^
Fourteenth
Knutzen John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Kni.itzen Peter, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Koapen Charles, cigarmaker, r. 5 Auburn
Kobbe William, salesman, r. 228 Bush
Kober August, lodgings, 251 Third
Kober Edward, barber, 42 Second
Kober Max, cutter Henry F. Gabel, r. 1215 Folsom
Kobicke Christian, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Minnie Miss. r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Robert, carpenter, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Sophie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 334 Guerrero
Koch A. B. Mrs., r. 25 Creek Lane
Koch Adam, plumber, r. S b Twenty-fourth bet
Church and Chattanooga
Koch Andreas, baker, r. 800 Greenwich
Koch Brothers (Ernest A. R. and Johannes M. J.)
barbers, 648 Commercial
Koch Carl, tanner, r. 1523 Dolores
Koch Catharine, widow, r. .500 Bryant
Koch Charles, r. 311 Clementina
Koch Charles, liquor saloon, 427 Broderlck
Koch Charles L., hackman, r. 757 Folsom
Koch Christopher, painter, r. 719 Union
Koch Edmund L., liquor saloon, 221 EUiB
Broderick
Koch Edward F., with Bank of California, r. '
ster
Koch Ernest A. R. (Koch Bros.) r. 125 Erie
Koch Ernest J., with Janln & Gilson, r. 703 Webster
Koch Ernst, laborer, r. 21 Louisa
Koch Frank, barber, 542 California, r. 1631 Dupont
Koch Frederick, machinist, r. 711 Sacramento
Koch Frederick, tinsmith, 1063 Howard
Koch Frederick H., laundryman Lick Laundry, r.
1039 Army
Koch George, shoemaker, 604 Mission, r. 606 Mission
Koch George A., mining engineer, 328 Montgomery,
room 15
Koch George W., r. 1412 Larkin
Koch George W. Jr., electric bellhanger George L.
Henzel, r. 1412 Larkin
Koch Henry (Friedlander. Koch & Co.) r, 1911 Van
Ness Av
Koch Heurv, blacksmith, r. 719 Union
Koch Henry, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1412
Larkin
Koch Jacob D. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Fell
Koch Johannes M. J. (Koch Bros.) r. 109 Clipper
Koch John, artist, studio 339 Kearny
Koch John, expressman, SW cor Sacramento and
Davis, r. 116 Fair Oaks
Koch John, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 1327 San-
chez
Koch John, watchmalter and jeweler. 1044 Sutter
Koch John C. C, with William G. Koch, r. 719 Union
Koch John G., r. 322 Capp
Koch .Tolin H. E., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Polk and Vallejo, r. 1.502 Vallejo
Koch John M., messenger A. W. Blow, r. Turk Street
Hotel
Koch Lizzie, domestic 216 Prospect PI
Kocli Mary, widow, r. 703 Webster
Ko.h Otto, carpenter, 1'06 Folsom
Koch Otto, bookkieper H. Hoyer. r. 832J4 Harrison
Koch I'lUr. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 5 Grcen_
Kgcli Simon, r. 134 Liington ' ■'
Kocti William (Koch & Hetzel) r. 8E cor Laguna and
Post * -*
Koch William, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 1327
Sanchez
IDVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 40540? Saiisoiie St,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILI^IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
KOC
696
KOF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
liEtOnNT
II>DE3,
FOR QAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
ripe FilUiien, stil KizON.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Koch William, siilesiunii 1 X Ij, r. I'i2r> Fillruore
Koih William A. M., driver Central KK., r. 1325 Fill-
more
Koch William G., house and sign painter, 104-106
O'Farrell, r. ISl.'J Masou
Koch William H., dairyman, r. NW cor Lombard and
Octavia
Koch & Hetzel (William Koch and George Hetzel)
bakery, SE cor La^'una and Post
B^ Koch. See Cook, Cooke and Kock
Kochendorfer Eugene, r. 725 ^ O'Farrell
Kochendorfer Sophia Mrs., r. 16 Ringold
Kochendorfer William, steward, r. 725)4 O'Farrell
Kochman Michael J., musician, r. 476 .Jessie
Kochman Morris T., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
1820 Buchanan
Kock A., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Kock Christian, cabinetmaker, r, 316M Langton
Kock Claus (Claus Kock & Co.) r. 207 Montgomery Av
Kock Clans & Co. (Claus Kock and William F.
Hoffman) proprietors New Atlantic Hotel, 207
Montgomery Av and 624 Pacific
Kock Frederick F., bartender, r. 706 Natoma
Kock Hans H., liquor saloon, NW cor Battery and
Sacramento, r. 408 J^ Francisco
BS" Kock. See Cook, Cooke and Koch
Koebelin Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1309
Eddy
Koeberer Mary A., domestic 1003 Devisadero
Koebig Julius, scientist, r. 26 McAllister
Koeffler Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Koefoed Henry, expressman, NE cor Fifth and Mis-
sion, r. 517 Sutter
Koefoed Charles J., draftsman Fulton Iron Works,
r. 1617 Sacramento
Koefoed C. J., r. 1131 Ellis
1^" Koefoed. See Kofoed
Koegel David', finisher, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank, tailor, r. 1176 HarriS'm
Koegel Frank A., bookbinder Althof & Babls. r. 1176
Harrison
Koegel William J., paper ruler H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1176 Harrison
Koegler Carl, longshoreman, r. 24 Chesley
Koehler August, r. 1622 Sutter
Koehler August, with Miohalitschke Bros.. & Co., r.
1303 Mason
Koehler Charles (Koehler & Franzen) r. 244 Taylor
Koehler Frank M., waiter, r. 120 Prospect PI
Koehler Gothardt, jeweler, 3 Hardie PI, r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Henry, proprietor Eiutracht Saloon, 539
California
Koehler Louis G., compositor Abend Post. r. 2627
Pine
Koehler May, domestic 1255 California
Koehler William, shoemaker, 2440 California, r. 2100
Steiner
Koehler William G., shoemaker, r. 421 Bush
Koehler & Franzen (Charles Koehler and Henry Fran-
zen) upholsterers and cabinetmakers, 231 EUis
B^~ Koehler. See Kohler and Koeller
Koehn Charles, machinist, r. 24 Turk
Koehn Ferdinand (Koehn & Janke) r. 244 Sutter
Koehn & Janke (Ferdinand Koehn and John Janke)
liquor saloon, 244 Sutter
Koelitz F. A., engineer Pac. Bridge Co., r. 843 Mission
Koeller M., druggist, NE cor Eddy and Taylor, r.
222 Taylor
1^- Koeller. See Koehler and Kohler
Koelmel Joseph, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Koels Adolph E., r. 8 Montgomery Av
Koelzer Anthony, barber, r. 620 Pine
Koen Charles, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Charles Jr., oiler, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Edward, salesman, r. 902J<S Filbert
Keen Frank, druggist, r. 717 Howard
Koen George D., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
726 Folsom
Koen Walter, clerk James B. Haggln, r. 726 Folsom
B£^ Koen. Sec Coeii, Cohen, Colin and Kohn
Ki.eniH Annie Mrs., collVe siilooii. 310 Third
KOENIG ANTON W.s and sUoe.,
1111)1 .sole iiifenta for the celebrateil Eiij^-
lish Waukeitphast Shoei* of London,
and Phil. Her ber'.s Shoes of Paris, 123
Kearny, r. 634 Geary
Koenig Charhs F., laborer, r. SE cor Lyon and Union
Koenig Edward G., salesman C. W. R. Ford, r. 1J30
Broadway
Koenig Erust, clerk Betels & Bischoff, r. SE cor Har-
rison and Main
Koenig F. (F. Krouenberg & Co.) r. Oakland
Koenig Ferdinand Jr., bookkeeper F. Kronenberg &
Co., r 515 Franklin
Koenig Frank, liquor saloon, 610 Sacramento, r. 408
Valle.jo
Koenig Frank, salesman A. Koenig, r. 634 Geary
Koenig Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1306
Greenwich
Koenig Frederick W., molder, r. S 8 Twenty-fourth nr
Castro
Koenig George (Muller & Koenig) r. 410 Tenth
Koenig John, baker Ht-ury Pfeitfer. r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
Koenig Mary F., widow, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Ciistro
Koenig Moritz, mechanical engineer, r. 211)^ Lang-
ton
Koenig Theodore, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 523 Pine
Koennecke Richard, seaman, r. 124 Turk
fl^" Koenig. See Konig
Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer (Philip Koenigsberger,
Solomon Falk, and Adolph Steinberger) mnfrs
cigars, 119 Pine
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r.
1325 Webster
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer)
119 Pine
Koening Max. J., porter, r. 737 Union
Keeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 724 Montgomery
Av, r. 2018 M Taylor
Koepft Christ, laborer John Wieland BrewingCo.
Koepke Joseph, proptr Commercial House, 634-642
Commercial and 643-645 Clay, r. 2 Wall
Koeppel Henry, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 18
First
Koerber August, coal dealer 17-19 Washington, r.
Alameda
Koerdel O. J. Mrs., millinery, 309 Hayes
Koerner C, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1007 Bat-
tery
Koerner Christopher, butcher, and extraman Engine
No. 11, r. Paraguay nr Railroad Av
Koerner Henry, oellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 6>j
Sherwood PI
Koerner John N., r. 3 Pearl
Koerner Louisa Miss, finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. Paraguay nr Railroad Av
Koerner Martin, barber C. Heider & Co., r. 114 Na-
toma
Koerner Max. advertising agent, r. 310 Turk
Koerner Sophie Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 310
Turk
Koesel George E., boxmaker Pioneer Trunk Factory,
r. 731 Clementina
Koesel Louis T., trunkmaker, r. 1202 Folsom
Koester A. (estate of) George E. Voelkel manager,
office 331 Kearny, room 1-3
Koester W. C, driver Sutter St. RR.
Koesteriug Frederick, helper Clot & Meese, r. 18 First
Kofort Hans P. (Kofod & Larsen) r. 200 Fifth
Kofod John P., lead glazier W. Hoist, r. 145 Valencia
Kofod & Larsen (Hans P. Kofod and A. Larsen) liquor
saloon. 202 Fifth
EVERY DEStRIPTIOBT OF
AT
BEAIMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BOBGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
3f Martet Si.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. IwASH^N^T^NST.IProprietors of Itie Orleans VineyaN
KOF
697
KOL
Kofoeil Haus L., earpontor, r. 405 Castro, rear
ft^Kofoed. See Koefoed
Eoliake Godfried, master schooner Robbie Huuter, r.
5'il Second
Kohl H., carpenter, r. 220 Pacific
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.)
r. San Mateo
l»-Kolil. See Cole
Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth
Koh I berg Albert M. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2104
Busb
Kohlberg Eugene L. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2104
Bush
Kohlberg Gustav, bookkeeper Cbas. Jacobs & Co.,
r. 1508 Post
Kohlberu Herman (Salfield & Kohlberg) r. 1508 Post
Kohlberg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 2104
Bush
Kohlberg Manfred S. (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman)
r. 222 Van Ness
KolilbnrgrM. P. & Co. (Manfred P., Albert M.
and Eugene L. Kohlberg a'ld Ferdinand Koenigs-
berger) dealers leaf tobacco and cigars, 526-528
Washington
Kohlberg, Stransa & Froliman (Manfred S.
Kohlberg, Moses Strauss and Henry Frohman)
importers and jobbers fancy goods, hosiery,
gloves, embroidfry materials and dress trim-
mings, and decorative art rooms, 107-109 Post
Kohler Albert, wireworker S. F. Wire Works, r. 2M
Perine
Kohler Andrew, estate of (Kohler & Cha^e) 137 Post
Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1358 Post
Kohler Charles, machinist 3. F. Tool Co.
Kohler Christian, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1226
Kearny
Kohler Conrad, laborer, r. W s Banks nr Lincoln Av
Koliler Edward, liquor saloon, 775 Mission
Kohler Elise Mrs. (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1358 Post
Kobler Ernest, waiter, r. 1509 Twenty-first
Kolihr Frank, cook. r. 209 Leidesdorflf
jl Kohler Frank J., helper Mersereau & Son, r. 1519
Twenty-first
Kohler Frederick, engineer, r. 8 s Greenwich nr Oc-
tavia
KohlPr Frederick J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1018
Vallejo
Kohler George, mnf r sporting goods, 604 California
■Kohler Hans H. (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1920 Broad-
way
Kohler Harry C, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 807
Sutter
Kohler Henry (Kohler & Van Bergen) r. 807 Sutter
Kohler Henry, carpenter, r. 545 )<j Natoma
Kohler Henry, clerk, r. 1211 Florida
Kohler Henry, real estite, SE cor Kearny and Green,
r. SW cor Jones aud Lombard
Kolil»T J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory
Kohler Jacob, brewer, r. 1211 Florida
Kohler Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1:324 Btockton. r.
1018 Vallejo
Kohh r Robert J., mineralogist, r. 118 Tenth
Kohler Rudolph, confectioner, r. 2 Ivy Av
Kohhr William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
KOHLER & CHASE ,a..,..o.
A. Chase, and estate of Andrew Kohler)
musical instrument 8, pianos and or-
igans. 137-i:i9 Post, llO-j Broad>vay,
Oal<iand and 71 Morrison, Portland,
Oregon
KOHLER & FROHLING
I Urs. Klige Koliler, Hans H. Koliler,
Charles Kohler and H. Bohrmann)
g-rowers and dealers California -iviiies
and brandies, 630 Montgomery and SE
cor Grant Av and Sutter
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641. 643, 6v5 end 647 MARKET STREET.
Kohler «& Van Bergen (Henry Kohler and Nic-
olans and Henry Van HerKBii) California wines
and brandies. 417-419 MoutHomery, vaults 987-91(8
Market
t^ Kohler. See Koehler and Koeller
Kohlers Fred W., r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Kohlers Johanna, boarding, 1409 Van Ness
Kohlhoflf A. E. F., switchman S. P. Co., r. 114 Shot-
well
Kohloflf Ernst, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 1702 Folsom
Kohlman George, gilder, r. 230 Perry
Kohlnian Henry, with Cal. Soda Works, r. 8W cor
Post and Webster
Kohlman H. J., plumber C. Brown & Son, r. 735
Geary
Kohlman Leander, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 230
Perry
Kohlman Samuel, bookkeeper Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co., r. 1329 Golden Gate Av
Kohlman Solomon (Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co.) r.
1329 Golden Gate Av
e^ Kohlman. See Coleman and Colman
Kohlmoos Frederick, clerk Charles F. Schiller, r. 859
Mission
Kohlmoos Herman, clerk William Wolff & Co., r. 1220
Fulton
Kohlmoos John H., r. 1220 Fulton
Kohlmoos John H. Jr., apprentice Clot k Meese, r.
1220 Fulton
Kohn Albert (Kohn Bros.) r. 426 Eddy
Kohn Bertram, bookkeeper Louis Kline k Co., r. 236
Sutter
Kohn Brothers (C. Henry and Diedrich O.) groceries
and liquors, SWcor First and Clementina and NW
cor Second and Tehama
Kohn Brothers (Hermann and Albert) furs and fancy
goods, 1154 Market
Kohn C. Henry (Kohn Bros.) r. 252 First
Kohn Diedrk-h G. (Kohn Bros.) r. 218 Second
Kohn George A. (Coghill & Kohn) r. Palace Hotel
Kohn Henry, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 236
Sutter
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 FoUom, r.
r. 318 Fremont
Kohn Heury D., with Henry Kohn, r. 318 Fillmore
Kohn Herman (Kohti Bros.) r. 42i) Eddy
Kohu Herman, blacksmith Clot & Meese, r. cor Butte
and Bryant Av
Kohn Isaac, merchant, office 309 California, room 5,
r. 1316 Sutter
Kohn Jacob, entry clerk A. Levy & Co., r. 1214 >4
Pierce
Kohii Jacob, salesman Ordensteln k Co.. r. 1608 Van
Kohn John S.. broker, r. 311 Third
Kohn Louis, r. 115 Taylor
Kohn Louis, bookkeeper Greenebaum k Co., r. 1330
Sutter
Kohn Louis H., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 218 Second
Kohn Louis H., entry clerk Carolan & Co., r. 2032
Mission
Kohn Max, liquor saloon, cor Stanyan aud Waller
Kohn S. Mrs., r. 946 Folsom
Kohu Samuel L. (Nickolai k Kohn) r. 108 O'Farrell
Kohn Sellgman, bakery, 238 Filth
8^' Cohn. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn and Koen
Kohnke Christina, widow, r.ll8 Clipper
Kohnke P. F. F., liquor saloon and restaurant, 120
California, r. 1613 Webster
Kohrn William, groceries and liquors, 1 Franklin
Kolander Dura Mrs., varieties, 417 O'Farrell
Kolanrter Max, salesman E. A. F. Essmann, r. 417
O'Farrell
Kolb Christian, bakery, 1218 Powell
Kolb Edward A., clerk Kohler k Van Bergen, r. 502
Grove
Kolb Emilia P , widow, r. 502 Grove
Kolb Georuf, sulesiuau A. \V. Fink, r. iGl'A Minna
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. 405407 Umi St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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698
KOK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OUTKKS (IF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sixes aixl Niiiiibcrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Kolb Poter. bakiT, r. r.;U Pacific
Kolbe Lizzie Mrs., funiisliod rooms, llfi Grand Av
Kolbe William A., stock clerk Straus & Levy, r. 1406 Ji
Pacific
Eolby Clans (Kolby & Lindemunn) r. 23 }4 Willow Av
Kolby & Lindemauu (Claus Kolby and Heury J. Lind-
eiuann) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth
and Albion Av
Kolich Peter G., waiter Magnd & Co.
Kolkinaiin Herinnii, groceries and liquors, 735
Geary, and manufacturer cigars, 520 Hyde, r. 521
Hyde
Koller Victor, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co. r. 39
Minna
KoUing John, clerk, r. 1712 Eddy
Kollaiyer Kate A., teacher Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 6U Shotwell
Kollmyer William B., clerk Taylor & Haight, r. 614
Powell
Kollner Augustus, carpenter, r. 207 Polk
Kollofrath Edward (Kenitzer & KoUofrath) r. 625
Turk
Kollosche Otto, blacksmith Andresen Bros., r. 618
California
Kolman Nelson, r. 221 Fulton
Kolmel Joseph, cooper Vogel & Kadtke, r. 108 Drumm
Kolodzy Ferdinand, tailor, r. 22 Lewis
Kolsi Alexander, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Kolzer Anthony, barber, r. 620 Pine
Kommer Charles, porter, r. 174 J^ Minna
Kommer Emmanuel, boots and shoes, 331 Bush,
r. 174 M Minna
Kommer Frederick, bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r.
1005 Clay
Kompf Louisa, widow, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Komsthoft Albert (Uebner & Komsthoft) r. 337 Ji
Turk
Koneke Adolfo, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1603
California
Konichich lago, fisherman, r. 317 Green, rear
Konig Edward J., teacher Filippe's Academy of Lan-
guages
Konig Viggo, liquor saloon, 116 Montgomery Av
fiS" Konig. See Kcenig
Konigsberg Alfred, with L. Breslauer & Co., r. 310
Stockton
Konigsberg William, tailor. 1709 Devisadero
Koning Max, groceries and liquors, 1529 Dupont, r.
1527 Dupout
Koning Max J., porter Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r.
737 Union
Konkin Menuo O., bartender T. W. Leydecker
Konkin W. clerk Louis Blanke, NW cor Sixth and
Howard
Konkin William, r. 41-1 Pacific
Konkle Andrew J., brickl^tyer, r. 749 Howard
Eonoplitzkl Lena Mrs., teacher music, r. 2101 Steiner
Konrad Herman F., r. 559 Mission
Konrad Jacob C, beltmaker. r. 11 Verona
Konrad Joseph L., foreman L. P. Degen, r. W s Castro
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Konrad Julius, cooper John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 106 Tehama
Koons Edward C, waiter r. 828 Bush
Koons Ephraim B., expressman. r.30 Golden Gate Av
Koons George B., lighthouse keeper Goat Island
Kooper J., factoryman Pao. Rolling Mill
Kooper Solomon, tailor, r. 129 Sixth
Koopman Elizabeth, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Franklin and Austin, r. 305 Austin
Koopman John, clerk John Miller, r. 305 Austin
Koopman George, r. 1617 Laguna
Koopmann Henry, r. 626 Fourtli
Koopmann John, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 728 J4
Clementina
Koopmann John, liquor saloon, 36 Sacramento
Koopmann K. Mrs., r. 626 Fourth
Koopmann Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 626 Fourth
Kdoiunanu JIartin, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
KociiHiiaini 'I'heodore, r. 728}< Clfuieutiua, rear
Koosihcr Julius C. steward City Ucceiviug Hospital
Ko))aiiUi(\vicz A., boots and shoes, 1712 Devisadero
Kopf Bcuj.iniin, cigarmaker, r. 8 Vincent
Kopf Henry, tanner, r. Teuerlfifee nr Tomblgbee
Kopf William A., currltr John Mthau, r. 3007 Mis-
sion
Kopfiil V. Mrs., widow, r. .550 Minna
Kopke Kate, widow, r. N s Channel nr Thirteenth
ICcpmeier George H., cabinetmaker, r. 1153 Mission
Kopp Charles, restaurant keeper, r. 18 Lewis
Kopp H., baker, r. 763 Howard
Kopp Michael F., timekeeper S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. 410 Tehama
Kopp Nicholas, pantryman stmr Granada
Kopp William, carpenter, r. 1221 Twenty-fifth
Koppel GuKtave, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Koppel Julius, foreman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
826 Mission
Koppel Moses (L. Selig & Co.) r. 836 Mission
Koppel Moses, salesman Tittel & Krueger, r. 501 Post
Koppelmann Christian, master mariner, r. 8 Auburn
Koppen August, carpenter, r. 143 Berry
Koppen Peter, drayman, SE cor Battery and Sacra.
raent s r. 148 Borland
Kopper V. Mrs., widow, r. 556 Minna
Koppikus Harry, blacksmith, r. 3M Polk
Koppitz Henry, musician Bush St. Theater, r. Ala-
meda
Kopytich Frank, waiter Malm & Gregersen, r. 1019
Powell
Korb George, boilermaker J. V. Hall, r. 20 Minna
Korb John H., machinist, r. 20J«> Minna
Korbel Anton (F. Korbel & Bros.) r. 500 Fifth
Korbel F. & Brotliers (Francis, Anton and
Joseph) cigarbox makers, SW cor Fifth and Bry-
ant, and office Areata and Mad Rive^; Railroad Go.
(Areata. Humboldt Co., Cal.jand Humboldt Lum-
ber Mill Co. (North Fork, Humboldt Co., Cal.)
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel & Bros.) and manager
Humboldt Mill Co., r. 727 Brvant
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel & Bros.) r. 727 Bryant
flS" Korbel. See Corbell
Kording Charles, clerk George Wilkens & Co., r. 600
Third
Kordmeyer George, proprietor Kuss House Bar,
r. Kuss House
Kordt Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Battery, r. 1007 Washington
Kordt Sophus, r. 1007 Washington
Kormil Clement, foreman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 3048 Sixteenth
Korminsky Jacob, clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Mlchels,
r. 1704 Folsom
Kormond Thomas, seaman stmr Aeapulo
Korn Abraham I., barber, 545 California, r. 313 Golden
Gate Av
Korn Alexander, salesman, r. 732 Grove
Korn Eugene, purchasing agent Eppinger & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Korn Henry, r. 11 Bagley PI
Korn Henry, r. 248 Dorland
Korn John, polisher S. & G. Gump, r. 209 Twelfth
Korn Joseph (Eora & McCarthy) r. 606 Fell
Korn Joseph, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 313
Golden Gate Av
Korn Seymour B., cigars and tobacco, 304 California,
r. 606 Fell
Korn & McCarthy (Joseph Korn and John W. Mc-
Carthy) teamsters, oflBce 7-9 Battery
Korneck Edward, weigher, r. 715 Lombard
Korneck Henry, cook, r. 270 Clementina
Korneck William, proptr Arcade Restaurant, 11-13
Sixth, r. 472 Jessie
Kornell George, butcher, r. 29 Eddy
Korner George, liquor saloon, 1200 Pacific
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
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WM. SSZT017, Asst. Uaflager,
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MARKET ST.) BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
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699
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Konier Henry, stablemao, r. cor Gongh and Ash Av
Ki>rultld Charles, capitalist, r. 8:« MiAlli»ter
Koruniaver Franz, painter, r. 2423 Tweutieth
Korper Harry \V., furrier, r. 704 McAllister
Korjier baiuBon, pawnbroker, 212 Grant Av, r. 701
McAllister
Korper Samuel, friugemaker A. Colombat, r. 704 Mo-
Allist.r
Korreii Jobn, boarding. 1.530 Dolores
Korros Ai.tou, cooper J. H. Holden,r. 108 Sacramento
Korteu Uehreu, r. 2213 Powell
Korten Edwin, longshoreman, r. 2213 Powell
Korteii John A., showcase maker Bernstein & Co., r.
•J27 Fourth
Korthaus Bernard L., tailor, r. 617 First
Kortbe Andrew, cook, r. 405 Beale
Korthe Nils, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kortick Frank, mnfr mill picks, 31 Commercial, r.
103 Precita Av
Kortick John, with F. Kortick, r. 103 Precita Av
Kortick Thomas H., proprietor Western Straw Works,
SoT Mission, r. 103 Precita Av
Kortjobn Charles L., salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune,
r. 1611)4 Stevenson
Eorts George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1561 k Market
Korts George D., pilot, ofiBce 506 Battery, room 9. r.
835 Fillmore
Korts Harry, porter William Cluff & Co., r. 1561)4
Market
■GT Kortz. See Courts
Kosby Joseph A., clerk Zadig, Wollberg & Co., r. 121
Fulton
Kosby Leon, accountant Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 121
Fulton
Kascialowski Philip L., solicitor Bovee, Toy & Co.,
r. 1921 Sacramento
KOSHLAND BROTHERS
(Max Koshland and Mrs. T. Beriilieim)
commission merchants and -wool deal-
erg, 414 Sacramento
Koshland Joseph (S. Koshland k Co.) r. New York
Koshland Marcus (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koshland Max (Koshland Bros.) r. Portland, Or.
Koshland Max I, bookkeeper Sinsheimer Bros., r.
2102 Van Ness Av
KOSHLAND S. & GO. ,s.™o„,
Joseph and Marcus Koshland) commis-
sion oierchants and importers bags,
bagirin<r and wool, 230-222 California
" Simon (S. Koshland J: Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koss Willlaui, seaman, r. 28 Ritch
KoRsbiel Ferdinand (Kusler & Kossbiel) r. 463 Minna
Kossuth Christian F., milker U. S. G. Clifford, r. cor
Cambridge and Bacon, TJ. M. T.
Kostell August, laundryman, r. 529 Valencia
Koster Albert, porter Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 436
Green
Koster Anna, receiving clerk Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r.
244 Taylor
Koster A u(;nst, wines and liquors and lodgings,
101-103 First
Koster Eugene, cook William Westerfield, r. 271
Minna
Koster Frederick J., superintendent Cal. Barrel Co.,
r. 920 Grove
Koster H., cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery
Koster Hammond D. millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 720M Folsom
Koster Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Powell, r. 2 Bn.sh Street PI
Koster House, 205 Third
Koster John, confectioner Franz Siebrecht, r. 1404
Dni)ont
KoHter John A., agent Richard Grant, 8E cor
Seventh and King, r. 920 Grove
W. 8i J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIHDOf SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 rnARKET rjriiiET,
A^
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Koster John E., laborer, r. Sierra bet Minnesota and
Indiana
Koster John L,,, manager Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works, agent Const and River Steamship
Co. and (Koster & Zwick) office 323 Front, r. 920
Grove
Koster Joseph, proprietor Avenue House. NE cor
Geary and Central Av
Koster Lo\iis, painter, OO" Jessie, r. 120 McAllister
Koster Lujlwig J. F. (Charles Petersen & Co.) r. 320
Tenth
Koster Thorwald, painter, r. 620 Filbert
Koster William F., oysterman, r. 5 Hunt
Koster & Zwfck (John L. Koster and Mrs. Louisa A.
Zwick) mufrs B. Ackerman's Extract of Coffee,
office 323 Front, room 2
B^" Koster. See Costa and Coster
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1788 Folsom
Kothler Frederick, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Kottinger Ernest, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Kottinger William, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Kotzen Joseph, confectioner William Westerfeld, r.
126 Turk
Kotziau Walter, liquor saloon, Teneriffe nr Tomblg-
bee
Koutor Adolf, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Kowalski Leon, cook, r. 231 Eighth
Kowalsky Edwin H., grain commission merchant, 215
Sansome, room 5, r, 1307 Gongh
Kowalsky Henry I., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
rooms 3-4. r. The Baldwin
Kowalsky Saul, r. 410 Kearny
Koziuinsky D. Mrs., widow, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Kozminsky Harmon, proprietor Commercial
Lunch, 217-219 Pine, r. 1713 Geary
Kozminsky Harris, tailor, 514 Pine, r. 3 Ridley
Koziuinsky T. Mrs., r. 1411 Post
Krabbenhoft John, gardener, r. 2.'i04 Howard
Kraber Andrew, seaman, r. 206 Steiiart
KRABLER FRANZ A.
fresco, house and Bitfn painter, whit- !
oner, paper hanger and iflazier, 409
Sutter
Krabler Frederick (Krabler & Christniann) r. 409 Sut-
ter
Krabler k Chrlstmann (Frank Krabler and Philip
Christmanii) liquor saloon. 141 Third
Kracht Henry C. (Todt, Kracht & Co.) r. 910 Twenty.
third
Kracke Frederick, salesman George H. Pitts, r. 1216
Pacific
Kracke Louis, teamster Frank Bros., r. 21 Kissling
Kraeger Armin V., brewer National Brewing Co., r.
731 McAllister
Kraeger Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan
Kraentz Frank, barber John Lehritter, r. 238)4 Jessie
Krafft Julius E., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. 2232
Pine
Kraft liernhard, cabinetmaker, r. 3 Merchant
Kraft F. B.'ruard (F. I!. Kraft k Co.) r. Ui2 Jackson
Kraft F. B. * Co. (F. Bernard Kraft, CbrlRtlan Waller
and William C. Fisher) restaurant, 5'20 East
Kraft Gottlieb, bakf r, r. 112 Taylor
Kraft J., baker, r. 625 Clay
Kruft Jacob, tailor 6.50 Washington
Kraft Paul, laborer, r. 321 Hay
Krag H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kriiger Adolph F., r. San Bruno Hotel
Kragen Louis (S. Kragen & Cn.) r. 6.'>7M Mevenson
Kragen K. A: Co. (Samuel and Louis Kragen and Mor-
ris Garreii) furniture nmfrs, 865 Miirket
Kragen Siinniel (S. Krngen k Co.) r. 1612 Dolores
Kragen Simon, upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon, r. 1513
Doh.rea
«&" Kragen. See Crngln
Krahenbihl C, deckhand stmr Mariposa
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PUISHFS,
Suction and Force.
FOK IIANn, W1N1>-!U1I.I, AN1> I>OWEK.
Al.L, SIZKS.
809, 811, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Krahmaun Kdward, sboeniaker Joseph Koblbecher,
r. 7'2-t Miesiou
Krahmer Frank, shoefitter, r. 109 Grant Av
Krahuer Ernest, fisherman, r. cor Broderlck and
Jefiferson
Kraimer Isaac, insurance agent, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Krajer Frederick, seaman, r. 732 Green
Krajewski Frederick, machine works, 520-522 Fifth,
r. 819 Capp
Kraker Joseph, mnfr boys' clothing, 609 Gough
Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel) r. 1:111 Gough
KRAKEE & ISRAEL .Muuaei
Kraker Jiiid Max Israel) manufacturers
ladies' and cliildrens' underwear, lace
goods, etc., 531-537 Blarket
Krall Henry, cutter G. Tacconi, r. 1124 Pine
Krambach Julins, commercial traveler, r. 1020)^
Geary
Kramburg Bernhardt, laborer, r. 929 Pacific
Kramer Abraliam H., laborer, r. 871 Market
Kramer Augustus, cook, r. 424 Sansome
Kramer Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer Bernard, r. 620 Locust Av
Kramer Bernard, clerk, r. 14 Ritch
Kramer Charles, tailor, r. 248 Tehama
Kramer Charles W., cutler Will & Finck, r. 1116 Fil-
bert
Kramer Christian, carpenter, r. 720 Bryant
Kramer Emma, widow, bakery, stationery, etc., 419}^
Stockton
Kramer Franz, shoemaker, 219 Davis, r. 305 Davis
Kramer Frederick, baker, r. cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Kramer Frederick, bartender William C. Kramer, r.
260 Jessie
Kramer George, stevedore, r. 9}^ Sumner
Kramer Hannah, widow, r. 1153 Folsom
KRAMER HENRY manufacturer
ladies' underwear and cloaks, 8 Bat-
tery, r. 1933 Sutter
Kramer Jacob, r. 638 Commercial
Kramer John, butcher Charles Junker, r. 16203^ Mis-
I siou
I Kramer John W., cooper, r. 524 J^ Natoma
j Kramer Louis, butcher, 704 Battery, r. 1720 Turk
Kramer Louis, tailor, r. 545 Minna
Kramer Marcus, laborer, r. 318 Davis
Kramer Oscar, bartender E. H. Bode & Co., r. 20 Clara
Kramer Samuel, butcher, r. 37 Second
Kramer William, cabinetmaker, r. 512 Bush
Kramer William C, liquor saloon, SW cor Washington
and Front, r. 260 Jessie -
Kramer William D. ,^'groceries and liquors, SW
cor Greenwich and Dupont
Kramer William J., butcher, r. 18 HoUis
BS" Kramer. See Cramer, Creamer and Kremer
Krandelt Jennie, r. 17 Fourth
Kraner Philip H., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 528 Pine
Krank Frank W., liquor saloon, San Bruno Koad nr
Teneriffe
Krans Oscar A., waiter, r. 1053 Folsom
Krantz Arthur, painter, r. 3 Eddy PI
j Krap J.Matthaua, expressman, r. 31 Clarence PI
I Kraps William, carpenter and builder, 827 Sutter
Krasky Henry, engineer, r. 1142 Howard
Kraszynski Maurice, weigher Custom House, r. 317
Ellsworth
Kratsohmar Louis, fur cutter Lachman & Sternfels,
r. 23 Ninth
Kratz Carrol, winemaker. r. 727 Minna, rear
Kratz Charles, butcher, 2436 Mission, r. 2438 Mission
Kratz H.. r. 625 Merchant
Kratz William, butcher Charles Kratz, r. 2438 Mission
I Kratzeustein Chsirles E., salesman D. Ghirardelli &
Sons, r. 754 Bryant
Kratzmeyer John, sign painter, r. 608 Bush
Kraus Aaron, clerk Levi Strauss .t Co., r. 501 Geary
KrauH Abraham, clerk, r. 921 Larkin
Kraus B. Mrs., widow, r. 921 Larkin
Kraus Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
KrauR David, sausagemaker, r. 213 Jersey
KruuR David W., cigarmaker H. Plagomann & Oo., r,
1819 Polk
Kraus Edmond, plumber, 145 Third, r. 223 Twelfth
Krans Frederick, musician, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Harry (Kraus h Marquam) r. 921 Larkiu
Kraus Harry, painter, r. 501 Geary
Kraus Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kraus Kate, widow, r. 501 Geary
Kraus Louis, shoemaker Otto Schmidt, r. 921 Mont-
goniery
Kraus Lulu G. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Morris, papercarrier, r. 213 Jersey
Kraus Nicholas, gatekeeper A. Sutro, r. Sutro Heights
Kraus Ocar A., r. 217 Minna
Kraus Solomon, clerk, r. 501 Geary
Kraus Sophie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus William, cook, r. 711 Howard
Kraus & Marquam (Harry Kraus and T. W. Marquam)
billiard saloon, 126 Kearny
Krause Abraham, broker, r. 313 Fell
Krause A. Otto, surgical and electrical instruments,
785 Mission, r. 71 Tehama
Krause Carl. r. 529 Sixth
Krause Charles, baker, r. 228 Bush
Krause Charles, cigar mnfr, 5M Alice
Krause Charles, real estate, r. 624 Green
Krause Charles H., bookkeeper F,W. Krellng & Sons,
r. 624 Green
Krause Charles W., bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r.
5^ Alice
Kraiise Ferdinand R. S., woodturner, r. 147 San
Bruno Road
Krause Frank, laborer P. H. Jackson & Co., r. Para-
guav nr Tombigbee
Krause H., musician, r.812 Twenty-second
Krause- Harry, helper G. & E. Snook, r. 204 Franklin
Krause Herman, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 5
Florence
Krause Julius, cigarmaker, r. 5M Alice
Krause Marks, traveling salesman, r. 23 Ninth
Krause William, bartender, r. 325 >i Bush
Krause William C, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 7
Falmouth
I3S^ Krause. See Crouse, Kraus, Krauss and Krouee
Krausgrill G., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2123
Mason
Krausgrill Jacob, gunsmith, r. 1306 Powell
Krausgrill Jacob, teamster Broadway Brewery, r. 2123
Mason
Krausgrill John G., r. 7 Card Alley
Krausgrill John G. Jr., bookbinder, r. 5 Card Alley
Krausgrill Philip, cutler Will & Finck, r. 2003Ji
Leavenworth
Krausgrill Philip, upholsterer Luchsinger & Bill, r.
3 Card Alley
Krausgrill John, milk ranch, W s Mission Road nr
Crescent Av
Krauss Christian F.. bookkeeper Dodge Bros., r. 2026
Howard
Krauss Theodore, secretary Omnibus Cable Co.,
office 727 Howard, r. 2026 Howard
Krausse Delia, widow, r. 526 Jessie
Krausse George R., janitor Congregation Emanuel El,
r. 403 Sutter
Krausse John F., jeweler, r. 526 Jessie
Krausse Joh^^F. Jr., jeweler H. Elleau, r. 526 Jessie
Krausse Philip F., cashier License Collector's Office,
r. 526 Jessie
B^ Krausse. See Crouse, Kraus, Krause and Krouse
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rilTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST., TOR. TTHtRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of SHow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
: WASHINGTON ST.
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Krsuth Charles, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
137 }« Clara
Krauth Walter H., baegagemaster S. P. Co., foot of
Market, r. Alameda
Kraiitz Matthias, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
■ll'M Folsom
Krawetskl John J., news agent, Occidental Hotel
Krawl Charles, sausagemaker, r. 43!) Haight
Krayer John, labirer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Kreb.s Charles F. E., expressman, r. 1'20 Shipley
Krcbs Elia.s, cook, r North Pacific Hotel
Krebs Euill, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
first and Treat Av
Kribs Henry, blacksmith, r. 72.5 Brannan
Krebs Henry Jr. , treasurer San Bernardino Borax
Mining Co., 100 Leidesdorff, r. 1814 Baker
Krebs Herman Rev., r. 223 Seventh, rear
Krebs Jacob, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. 2124
Mason
IKrebs Julius (Krebs & Pllger) r. 902 Greenwich
IKrebs Lily Mrs., dressmaker, r. 26 Zoe
Krebs Robert, master mariner, r. 2fi Zoe
EREBS & PIL GEE, .,„..„.
Krebs aiitl William Pilgerj manufac-
turers cloaks and suits, 953 Market
Kriiker Carl, carpenter, r. 1811 Howard
KreckniBu Emily Miss, talloress. r. 107 Fifth
Krede^vulin Emil, manager Azalene Saloon, SW
cor Union and Front
Kreese C. laundryman S. F. Laundry
Ereger Albert, blacksmith, r. S s Rutledge Av bet
Alabama and California Avs, B. H.
Kreger William B., contractor and builder, 530 Mis-
sion, r. 801 Guerrero
OS^Kreser. See Krieger
iKrehmke Edward, oysteiman George Mayes & Co., r.
31.5 O'Farrell
IKrehmke John, liquor saloon, 15 Pacific, r. 418 Broad-
way
;Kreis Emil. clerk Redington & Co., r. 24 Third
Kreiss C. Miss, nurse Children's Hospital
Ereiss Charles, tinsmith, r. 815J« Vallejo
Kreiss John M., clerk Francis A. Potter, r. 2516 Mis-
sion
'Kreiss lionis, interior furnisher and art decora-
tor. 326-328 Sutter, r. Oakland
Kreiss Margaret, widow, r. 823 Vallejo, rear
Kreker M. Mrs., mattreSs sewer, r. 45 Second
Kreker W. Edward, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 45
Second
Kreling- Brofliers (William and John) proprie-
tors Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Kreliug Carl, painter, r. 1235 Treat Av
Krtling Frederick W. (F. W. Kreling & Sons) r. 207 }<;
Taylor
Kreling F. W. «fc Sons (Frederick W., William,
John and estate of Joseph Kreling)manufacturers
and dealers furniture, .532-536 Market
Kreling John (Kreling Bros., F. W. Kreling &
Sons and Kreling & Wilkens) r. 207}^ Taylor
Kreling Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 105 Grove
Kreling William (Kreling Bros., and F. W. Krel-
Ing *j Sons) and Tax-Collector City and County
of San Francisco, oflSce New City Hall, first floor,
r. 30 Eddy
Kreling & Wilkens (John Kreling and John F. Wil-
kens) liquor saloon, 14 Eddy
Krell John J., confectioner, r. 10 Lewis
Krella Fred., patternmaker, r. 335 Fourth
Krenibser August, mnfr plush and leather goods, 518
Bush, r. 2.526 Filbert
Kremer Brothers & Co (Jacob and Nicholas Kremer
and August Mainzer) proptrs S. F. Zinc Foundry,
40 Jessie
Kremer Jacob (Kremer Bros, k Co.) r. 40 Jessie
Kremer Joseph, tinner John Lee & Co., r. 1121 Mis
sion
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PORTIERES,
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Kremer Nicholas (Kremer Bros. Co.) r. 55 Jessie
B^" Kremer. See Cramer, Creamer and Kianier
Kreu.ble John, bnrtender. r. 418 Broadway
Kremps Louis, milki r A. F. Hiuz, r. W s MiBSion
Road nr Six Mile House
Kremztr Paul, bartender Richard Brueggemann, r.
217 Minna
Krenke August butcher Emil Kirsch, r. 809 Valencia
Krenz Emil, glove calf mnfr, 1230 Hampshire, r. 1235
York
Krenz John, foreman Laguna Tannery, r. 2618 Gough
ix-tlljiN^ Ui Jji proprietor Lagnna
Tannery, SE cor Gon$rh and Filbert,
and sole ajjent R. Ward L.eafher Co. 's
patent enameled leather, 30 1-2 Sec-
ond, r. KE cor Gouj;1i and Filbert
Krenz Oswald (Krenz & G< tz) r. 1620 Dolores
Krenz Ulrich, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. NE cor
Gough and Filbert
Krenz William, zincographer McCabe Litho. and
Eng. Co., r. 1703 Church
Krenz & Getz (Oswald Krenz and Morris Getz) tan-
nery, 209-213 Twenty-ninth
fl^" Krenz. See Krans
Krerusch Henry, r. 1505 Dupont
Kress Augustus H., engineer, r. 1912 Jessie
Kress Ernest, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kress S. Bennett, baker, r. 724 McAllister
Kresteller Mark, stock clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg k
Co., r. 14^ Oak Grove Av
Kresteller Morris E., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 14^ Oak Grove Av
Kreth August, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 308)^
Langton
Kretschman William, musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 623 California
Kretschmar John A., cashier Fredericksburg Brew-
ing Co., r. 421J« Filbert
Kretz Peter C.,' salesman C. F.Marwedel,r. 3 Scheerer
PI
Kreuder Louis, cabinet maker, r. li»22!<S Howard
Kreuger Mary, chambermaid 530 Third
Kreuser Constance Mme., r. 921 Onion
Kreuter Charles, r. i34 Sixth
Kreuter Charles (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 728 Green
Kreuter Louis, cabinet maker F. W. Kreling & Sons,
r. 1922 J« Howard
Kreutzer Frank, liq\ior saloon, 621 Commercial
Kreutzer Joseph, liquor saloon. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Kreutzberger Lorenz, carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r.
395 Ninth
Kreutzberger Max O., pictuie frames, 2510 Mission
KREUTZMANN HENRY
physician and siirtfeoii, oflice and r.
728 Sutter nr Jones, hours 1 to 3 and
6 to 8 P. M.
Kreutzmarin William S., varieties, 406 Devisadero
Kreuzer Frank, liquor saloon. 800 Third
Kreye John R., groceries and liquors, 150 First, r. 3 Na-
toma
Krlclielt William, Inspector animals Quartermaster's
Dept Division of the Pacific U. S. A., r. 36 Hub-
bard "H^l*
Krlckau Peter, machinist Rix & Firth, r.NW cor Har-
rison and Beale
Krlder Delta Mrs., r. 316 Minna
Krider John, waiter, r. 251 Minna, rear
Krieg Adam, bartender, r. 154 Eighth
Krieg Anton, proptr S. F. Tannery, E s San Bruno
Road nr Twentv-eighth. r. 2120 Nebraska
Krieg Anton Jr., tanner A. Krieg, r. 2120 Nebraska
Krieg Henry S.. tanner A. Krieg, r. 2120 Nebraska
Krieger Anna Mrs., confectionery, .337 Hayes
Krieger Charles, candies, 218 Sixth, r. 337 Hayes
Krieger John, laborer, r. N s Market nr Dolores
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MANUFACTDUERS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Kriefii-r Ellse Miss, draper C. Hayuert. r. 631 Geary
Krittjc r Ellen, widow, r. 333 Langton
Kiie<;ei- William, tailor, 70 Brady
1^" Krieger. See Kreger
Krieus Conrad, laborer P. C. S3. Co., r. 920 Mont-
gomery
Kriete Charles, iron worker, r. 740 Howard
Kriete Henry, bartender J. C. Hensell, r. 25 Sixth
Krill Louis H., plumber William E. Lane, r. 6 Vir-
ginia Court
j Krill William, r. 462 Jessie
I Krille Frederick, patternmaker, r. 335 Foxirtb
i Krimphoff George, master mariner, r. 23 Bridge PI
KrimsonP. A. John, bartender F. Knottner, r. 26
First
Kriuer Peter T., cooper Matthew Nunan, r. 1120 How-
ard
Kripp Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third
Kriske B. Mrs., stamping aud embroidery, 2152 Mis-
sion
Kriske Ernst, jeweler Eothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
2152 Mission
Kriwanek John, waiter P. Elein, r. 726 Bush
Kroder August, painter, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder John F., painter, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder Louisa, widow, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroebke William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 537
Sacramento
Kroeble Henry, r. 802}^ Jackson
Kroeger August (Stolk & Co.) r. 127 Fourth
Kroeger Christian F., master mariner, r. 3 Bay
Kroeger Ernest F., second mate stmr Los Angeles, r.
732 Green
Kroeger George, master schr Horace Templeton, p. 14
I Sacramento
Kroeger Henry, butcher, :NW cor Illinois and Shasta,
' r. E 8 Illinois bet Xapa and Shasta
i Kroeger Henry, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
1 Kroeger John H. (McDonnell .t Kroeger) r.Ss Twen-
ty.fourth bet Howard and Capp
Kroeger William (Thierbaeh 4: Kroeger) r. 965}$ Har-
rison
8^ Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger and Kruger
Kroehle Henry, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
802 M Jackson
Kroeuke A. E., cashier Robert Gordan, r. 1206 Mis
sion
Eroenke Henry C, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eighth and Mission, r. 1206 Mission
Kroepfli Bertha, widow, r. 568 Folsom
Kroger Glaus F., keeper U. S. Life Saving Station
Kroger Hans (South S. F. Packing andProvision Co.)
r. S s Trinidad bet Platte and Yazoo
Kroger Herman, restaurant. 403 Pacific
^y* Kroger. See Kroeger, Krueger and Kruger
! Krogh Charles A. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 18 Sherman
Krogh Fannie J., bookkeeper, r. 154 j?ehama
Krogh Ferdinand W. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 18 Sher-
man
KROGH F.W.&; CO. (Ferdinand
W. and Cliarles A. Krogli) manufac-
' tnrers tviudmills, Iiorse po^vers, tanks
I and pumps, 51 Beale
] Krogh Hans, laborer, r. 5 3^ Gilbert
Krogh Marcus, carpenter, r. 5 Fielding
i Krogh Peter, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
j Krogh Peti-r W., carpenter F. W. Krogh & Co., r. 154
Tehama
; Krohn Frederick, cellarman T. & M. E. Tobin &
Co., r. 116i^ Clara
Krohn Frederick, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Krohu Gustave C. A., carpenter and builder, r. 1617
Baker
Krohn Jacob S., driver J. C. Reardon, r. 2415 Mission
Krohn John C, salesman C. Curtin, r. 1616 Stockton
Krohn Joseph, clerk, r. 1616 Stockton
Krohn Louis, seaman, r. 1616 Stockton
Krohn Robert, r. 1017 >i Twenty-second
sy Krohn. See Kron and Crou
Kroll Frederick W.. clerk Bruse Bros., r. SE cor Val-
lejo and Mason
Kroll Rudolph, cabinetmaker, r. 24 Garden
Krouier Cliarles, bartender J. Lubben, r 609 Union
Kromer Fritz, brewer, r. 609 Union
Kron A, K. »& Co. (Anna K.. Henry F., Frank R.,
and Oscar J. Kron) proprietors San Lore'zo Tan-
nery, and agents Soquel Tannery (Santa Cruz)
407 Front
Kron Anna K. (A. K. Kron & Co., and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. Santa Cruz
Kron F., eabiuetmaker, 211 Mission, r. 3 Central PI
Kron Frank R. (A. K. Kron & Co., and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. Australia
Kron Henry F. (A. K. Kron & Co., and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. Santa Cruz
Kron Julius, clothing. 927-929 Kearny, r. 729 McAllis-
ter
Kron Oscar J. (A. K. Kron & Co., and Kron & Eber-
hard) r. 1326 Golden Gate Av
Kron <& Eberliard (Anna K., Henry F., Frank
R. and Oscar J. Kron and Jacob Eberhard) tan-
ners, commission merchants, and dealers leather,
hides, etc., 407 Front
1^" Kron. See Cron, Krohn and Krone
Kronberg Adolph, crockery and glassware, 1404 Polk,
r. 14U8 Polk
Kronberg Sigmund, clerk A. Kronberg, r. 1408 Polk
Krone Adolph, gardener, r. 639 Mission
Krone Frederick W., steward, r. 1517 Powell
Krone J., carpenter and builder, r. 711 Sutter
Krone Louis, r. igll Bush
Krone William M., master mariner, r. 2105 Stockton
83" Krone. See Crone, Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg F. •& Co. (Frederick Kronenberg,
Philip Rohrbacher .Marcus Schwab and Ferdi-
nand Koeuig) proprietors United States Brewery,
S s Fulton bet Franklin and Gough
Kronenberg Frederick (F. Kronenberg & Co.) r. 311
Fulton
Kronenberg Frederick W., shoemaker Charles Quint-
ing, r. 917 Sansome
Kronholm Edward M., printer, r. 662 Mission
Kronholm Gustave F., painter, r. 328 Seventh
Kronholm Johanna S. Mrs., midwife, r. 328 Seventh
Kronholm Kate, widow, r. 662 Mission
Krouqvist Charles, liquor saloon, 720 Washington, r.
417 Drumm
Kronthal Henry (Fechheimer, Ooodkind & Co.) r.
1301 Van Ness Av
Krook Carl A., r. 1112 Kearny
Krook Moritz L. (Stromer & Krook) r. Oakland
Krooss Clans (Hall .fe Krooss) r. 2401 Mission
Kroplein G., capitalist r. 310 Stockton
Kropp Charles, roofer, r. 45 Langton
Kropp Herman, manager Gatling Band, ofllee 126
Kearny, r. 45 Langton
Kropp John R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 45
Langton
Kropp Walter E., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 206}^ Ninth
KroBcher Hugo J. W., cigars and tobacco, 206 Mont-
gomery, r. 20 Montgomery
Krouglair Pierre, steward S. F. Bar Assn., r. 6 Winter
Lane
Krouse Alexander, laborer, r. E s Teneriffe nr Po-
tomac
Krouse Charles, r. 333 O'Farrell
Krouse Charles, carpenter, r. 746 Mission
Krouse Frank, machinist, r. E s Teneriffe nr Potomac
Krouse Frank Jr., butcher, r. E s Teneriffe nr Po-
tomac
Krouse Samuel R., mnfr clothing, 532 Market, r. 1755
Howard
1^" Krouse. See Kraus, Krauss and Krauese
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Kriidener H. M. D., laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Krii.lener William, cook Charles Rosb, r. blO Mission
Krufckel Brotliers (Charles and Frank) wines
and liquors, 412 Market
Krueckel Charles (Krueckel Bros.) r. 1407 Steiner
Krueckel Frank (Krueckel Bros ) r. 245 Second
Krueckel Frederick, barber C. Finney, r. 1407 Steiner
Krueckel Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Fulton and
Franklin
KruegerA. F., wood engraver, r. Ninth Av nr
Clement
Krueger George F., carriagemaker, 1114 Harrison, r.
1116 Haraison
Krueger Ida K., cashier Kohlberg. Strauss & Froh-
mau, r. (553 Howard
Krueger Joseph H., mufr walking canes, 13 Trinity,
r. 653 Howard
Krueger Louis, cap mnfr, 622 Market, r. 408 Gough
Krueger Millard H., clerk, r. 653 Howard
Krueger William, clerk, r. 653 Howard
l&"Krueger. See Kruger, Kr~cger and Kroger
Kvupt Jopeph (Schubert & Knift) r. V M Dikeman PI
Krult Peter, machinist, r. 1813 Hyde
Krug Albert, plumber Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 1925
Howard
Krug Chri.stiana Mrs., r. 1925 Howard
Krug Fritz, proptr New York Malt House, r. 408 Shot-
well
Krug Philip, machinist Geo. H. Tay & Co.. r. 1925
Howard
Krug William L. T., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1937 Howard
l»"Krun. See Crook
Kruger A., cook, r. 36 Clay
Kruger Adolpb, clerk, r. 9193< Filbert
Kruger Albert H., seaman, r. 528 }4 Folsom
Kruger August, capitalist, r. 919}^ Filbert
Kruger August, wood engraver, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Kruger Carl H., gardener, r. 1308 Greenwich
Kruger Charles (Bollman *: Kruger) r. 2118 Pine
Kruger Charles, merchant tailor. 1320 Polk
Kruuer Christenze Mrs., r. 5 Calhoun
Kruger Christian A., carpenter, r. 1608 Baker
Kiuger Edward, lodging, 763 Mission
Kruger Herman, cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. Mason nr
Sacramento
Kruger Louis, cook, r. 249 Steuart
Kruger Louis, groceries and liquors, 715 Natoma, r.
716 Natoma
Kruger Louis, junk dealer, lf;25 Market, r. 417 Hayes
Kruger Maria, widow, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Kruger Mwry, widow, florist, 715 Mission
Krujrer W. H., president Truckee Lumber Co.,
243-253 Berry, r. Truckee, Cal.
l^"Kruger. See Kroeger, Kroger and Krueger
Krukau Nicholas J., longshoreman, r. 317 Beale
Krull A., inessengf-r F.ediuHton & Co , r. 1330 Alabama
Krull C. Mrs., r. 1112 .Jackson
Krull Ernst, shirtiuaker. r. 1330 Alabama
Krull John F., tailor Adolph Marks, r. 157 Ninth
Krull Ludwig S., master mariner, r. 1056 McAllister
Krull Richard R., confectioner, r. 157 Ninth
Kriimbick Christopher, teamster, r. 1709 Eddy
Krumbeck Diedrich, workman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 436 Seventh
Krumbeck Henry, clerk, r. 436 Seventh
Kruiiibeck William, tailor, 116 Tenth
Krumholz Jacob, tailor C. Eging, r. 3 Cottage PI
Krunibolz John, butcher J. O. Qermer, r. 414)4 Te-
hama
Kruiumes Peter, gripman Market St. RR., r. SW cor
McAllister and Lott
Krumpp O. H., jeweler, r. 1640 Sacramento
Krunbach Julius, clerk, r. 1020M Geary
KruRChitz Thomas, tailor, r. 123 Eddy
Kruse B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kruse Carrie Mrs., furnished rooms, 111 Ninth
Kruse Charles (Plotz & Kruse) r. 26 Russ
\i & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufactarerit of
WSPIDOW SHADES. (P)
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Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler) r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward Jr., salesman Kruse tt Euler, r. 620
Turk
Kruse Emil T., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
Kruse Ernest J., driver J. Henry Kruse. r. 729
Twenty-third
Kruse Frank, harnessmaker Slevers 4 Hoebel, r. 609
Willow Av
Kruse Frank, helper George Cameron, r. 429 Seventh
Kruse Frank, horseshoer. 111 Ninth
Kruse Fred (Kruse & Slow) r. 14 M Ritch
Kruse Frederick, teamster, r. 609 Willow Av
Kruse George H.. tean)ster, r. 609 Willow Av
Kruse Henry J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
622 Lombard
Kruse J. Henry, lumber, wood, coal, hay and grain,
SE cor Twenty-third and Shotwell, r. 729 Twenty-
third
Kruse John, engineer Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Mis-
sion
Kruse Joseph, bootblack, r. 8 Ashburton PI, rear
Krufe Knud V., ship carpenter, r. cor Amherst and
Henry, U. M. T.
Kruse M. Mrs., widow, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Chestnut and
Moutgomery
Kruse Peter F., driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
31 Austin
Kruse William H., salesman Kruse & Euler, r. 620
Turk
Kriise & Euler (Edward Kruse and Emil Rohte)
importers and wholesale grocers and commission
merchants, 209-211 Front
Kruse «!k Slo-\v (Fred Kruse and Ferdinand Slow)
Swiss cheese and delicacies, jobbers in dairy pro-
duce. 112 Third
1^ Kruse. See Cruise, Cruz and Kroos
Krusl Herman, civil engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1232
Golden Gate Av
Krutmejer Gustavus B., ofBce 419 California, room
17, r. 142 Castro
Krutmeyer Albert, restaurant. 227 Third, r. 161 Te-
hama
Krzvzanowki Maria, widow, r. 405 Post
Kubach William (Lutz & Kubach) r. 227 Sixth
Kubie Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Hayes
Knbie Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Hayes
Kubler J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Kuchel Flora C, typewriter Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. 536 Sixteenth
Kuchel Henry, compositor, r. 728 Bush
Kuchel Louise A., widow, r. .536 Sixteenth
Kucher John, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
Kiichera Louis, tailor Joseph L. Baloun, r. 1004 Pa-
cific
Ku -hie Jacob, baker, r. 711 Mission
Kuchlin Jacob, baker, r. cor Post and Laguna
Kuchmeister .\ugast, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1234 Broadway
Kuchmeister Henry A., bartender B. F. Jellison, r.
1234 Broadway
Kuchmeister Henry W., r. 1234 Broadway
Kiick August, proptr Tanner's Home, San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Kuck Dina, widow, r. 8 Welsh, rear
Kuck M. r. 636 Commercial
Kuck Peter, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 5 Kohler PI
ear Kuck. See Cook
Kucking John, baker, r. 1802 Mason
Kudrna Frank, tailor Solomon Michael, r. 219 Lang-
ton
Kuebrlch George, cooper National Brewing 'Co., r.
1012 Webster
Kuech Ernst, foreman H. Royer, cor Fourth and
Bryant
Kuechler Gottlob, cabinetmaker, r. 26 Turk
Kuechler Martin, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., r. C41
Sacramento
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ''- ^'
OAVIS, City A&rent,
61 U Calilornia Street.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENaLTSII ANI3 AMKUTCAN
f
Enouiislic, Utazed unci Plain.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kueffer John L., pianomiiUer, r. 1712 Jessie
Kuehn John, cutter, r. 524 Piue
Kuehn Otto, peddler, r. Thirtieth nr Church
Kuehn Victor, cagemaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 612
Post
e^~ Kuehn. See Coon and Kuhn
Kuenecke Louis, r. 14 Moss
Kuenzi Rudolph (S. F. Wood and Ivory Works) r.
Lorin, Alameda Co.
Kiieser Charles, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 533 Sacra-
mento
Kuester H. C, watchman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Kuester Louis D., groceries and liquorp, 25 Louisa
Kuftoer Anton, teacher music, r. 511 Octavia
Kugelberg Henry, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 728 Fell
Kugeler Frederick H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Nineteenth and Mission, r. 2300 Mission
Knghe Paul, driver Hoffman & Brown, r. 515 Third
Kugler Gottlieb (Kugler .t Eossbiel) r. 455 Tehama
Kugler J. F., waiter, r. 365 Jessie
Kugler & Kossbiel (Gottlieb Kugler and Ferdinand
Kossbiel) liquor saloon, 536 Sacramento
Kuglievannis Christopher, barber John Callinan, r.
219 Mason
Kuh Arthur, bookkeeper Bamberger & Kaempfer, r.
1417 Octavia
Kuh J. Mrs., r. 1417 Octavia
^" Kuh. See Cue
Kuhirt M. L. Mrs., liquor saloon, cor Fourth Av
and H
Kuhl Arthur J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 127 Taylor
Kuhl Bernhard, merchant, r. 1423 Valencia
Kuhl George J., satchel maker, r. 8 Telegraph PI
Kuhl Henry, bottler Gambrinus Bottling Co., r. 23
Stockton
Kuhl Henry Mrs., stamping and embroidering, 127
Taylor
Kuhl H. G. (Kuhl, Roemer & Co.) r. NE cor Leaven-
worth and Sutter
Kuhl Jacob, inspector Cal. Barrel Co., r. 16 J5 Gilbert
Kuhl Martin, waiter, r. 909 Natoma
Kulil Marx Mrs., proprietor Hotel Rhein, 909
Kearny
Kuhl, Roemer & Co. (H. G. Kuhl, and Cnrt and
Robert Roemer) stock brokers, 336 Pine
8^- Kuhl. See Cool and Kull
Kuhlemann William, machinist, r. 130 Julian Av
Kuhlenkamp Henry, boots and shoes, 709 McAllister
Kuhling Antone, tool maker and machinist, 529 Fifth
r. 16 M Oak Grove Av
Kuhlke John H., liquor saloon, 301 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Kuhlmann Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ninth and Harrison
Kuhlmann William, clerk William Imgarten, r. 1315
Mission
9^ Kuhlmann. See KuUman
Kuhlmeyer Edward, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht
& Co.,T.i>olH Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Henry, bookkeeper Heckmann & Immel,
r. 957 3^ Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., r. 9573^ Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Otto, salesman E. Reinhold & Co., r.9573^
Folsom
Kuhls Edward G. F., r. 1.520 Devlsadero
Kuhls Frederick A. (Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.) r. 34
KUHLS, SCHWARKE & CO.
(Frederick A. Kuhls and "William
Scli^varke) sole agents Gold W^ater
Bourbon and ^vliolesale dealers In all
kinds of wines and liquors, 103 Grant
Av
Kuhn Bernhard, soap mnfr and commission mer-
chant, 402 Front, r. 1423 Valencia
Kuhn Charles, upholsterer, r. 14 J^ Garden
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Euhn Charles G., bartender Peters Brothers, r. 37
Lily Av
Kuhn Charles L., clgarmsker H. Plagemann k Co., r.
717 Howard
Kuhn Christian, laborer CaL Sugar Refinery r. Ken-
tucky House ]
Kuhn Christina, liquor saloon, 1406 Polk
Kuhn Ernest, seaman r. 263 East
Kuhii Frank, tailor, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn Franz L., porter A. Finke's widow, r. 1010
Montgomery
Kuhn Frederick, carpenter, r. 118 Dore
Kuhn G. Alfred, tailor, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn George, tailor, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn George J., teamster George Blucher, r. 3215
Fillmore
Kuhn Henry, clerk, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
Kuhn Henry, liquor saloon, 710 Valencia, r. 818 Va-
lencia
Kiihn J., cook, r. 627 Commercial
Kuhn John, porter, r. 904 Powell
Kuhn John F., oiler stmr City of Rio de* Janeiro
Kuhn Joseph, cheesemaker, r. Humboldt House
Kuhn Louis, r. 1921^ Mason
Kuhn Louis, junk dealer, 527 H Natoma
Kuhn Oscar, tailor, r. 1213 Powell
Kuhn Peter, liquor saloon, 3412 Mission
Kuhn R. A., secretary assistant general superintend-
ent S. P. Co., r. 426 O'Farrell
Kuhn William, waterman, r. 572 Folsom
1^?" Kuhn. See Coon and Kuehn
Kuhndorf Frank, r. 711 California
Kiihne A. Mrs., widow, boarding, 26 McAllister
Knl Ambrose, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Kulander Solomon, r. 139 Shipley
Kulies Herman H., cigar packer August Brune, r.
125 Eddy
Kul.ievau Nicholas, bartender J. L. Radovich & Co.,
r. 420 Powell
Kull Alfred, teamtser, r. 135 J^ Fifth
Kull George, electrician George L. Henzel, r. 108
Hayes
Kull John, assistant engineer stmr Santa Rosa
Kull Louisa Mrs., bakery, 108 Hayes
l^~ Kull. See Cull and Kuhl
Kullburg William, superintendent William S. Town-
send, r. 630 Twenty-third
Kullman A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 403
Leavenworth
Kullman Herman (Kullman. Salz & Co. and Wagner
& Co.) r. 1306 Post
Kullman, Salz «& Co. (Herman Kullman, Jacob
Salz and Charles Hart) tanners, dealers hides
and leather, and proprietors Benicia Tannery
(Benecia, Cal.) office and salesroom 106 Battery
Kullman, Wagner & Co. (Herman Kullman,
Jacob Salz, Charles Wagner and Charles Hart)
proprietors Pacific Tannery (Benicia, Cal.) office
106 Battery
BS~ Kullman. See Kuhlman and Ktahlmann
Kullmann Simon (KuUmann & Co.) r. 722 Filbert
Kullmann & Co. (Simon Kullmann and William
Lowenberg) stockbrokers, 313 Montgomery
Kulner Christian, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1007
Battery
Kummer Adolph, r. 1513 Howard
Kummer Frederick, baker Swain Bros., r. 1513 How-
ard
Kummer Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, 1513 Howard
Kummerlander Richard liquor saloon, 677 M Mission,
r. 679 Mission
Kummerow Henry, waiter, r. 809 Vallejo
Kummett Engelbert. porter William Westerfeld, r.
26 Sixth
Kun Charles M., cigarmaUer H. Plagemann & Co., r.
553 Jessie
Kunauth Oscar, portrait artist, r. 409 Golden Gate Av
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of ShoTr Cases
and Store Pirt-res.
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PMQcers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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Knndig Thomaa, engineer, r. I'.ii Natoma
Kune Charles, barteuder, r. 37 Lily Av
Kune H.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kuuer Albert, seal eu(»raver and die sinker, 704 Mont-
gomery, r. 730 Gough
Kunhardt Fabian, compositor, r. 913 Jackson, rear
Sunitz J'lhu, tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Tombigbee
iunkle William C. laborer, r. 214 Ritch, rear
iunklt-r John E., physician, 514 Kearny, r. 632 Haicht
iunnecke SVilliam (Kunnecke & Frlsche) r. 639 How-
ard
Cannecke & Frische (William Kunnecke and Henry
Frische) grocers and butchers, 53'J Howard
Cunnemann John, watchmaker Louis Blaverman &
Co., r. Oakland
kUnst A. Henry, painter, r. 909 Kearny
[unst August (Todt, Kracht & Co,) r. 919 Dolores
lunst Henjry, painter E. Hartmann, r. H49 Mission
lunstmann Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
luuth H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
untze Gustav, cooper, r. 32 Everett
iuntze Louis, r. C25 Vallejo
Cuutze Richard E., delivery clerk O. R. and N. Co.,
r. 1700 Larkin
nnz Henry, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r. 122
Shotwell
nnz Philip, cutter Richard Finking, r. 1302 Powell
.UDze Charles, bartender, r. 373 Minna
unze Joseph V., r. 1203 Market
nper Ernest, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 16 Capp
npfer Fred. J., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 123 Fell
npfer George A., compositor Alta, r. 123 Fell
npfer Martin, butcher Albert Aubert, r. 1920 Mason
upfer Rosina, widow, r. 123 Fell
nppe Hugo, bottler Gambrinus Bottling Co., r. 4
Bowles PI
nppell Gustavus, laborer Lobos Square Packing
House
Qppelwieser Fred., dishwasher, r. 624 Fourth
nrger Minnie Mrs., r. 309 Sacramento
orlandzik M. Mrs., fancy work, 1117}^ Folsom
arlbaum Herman W., r. 40 Eleventh
irlbaum Theresa Mrs., r. 820 J4 Jessie
arlfinke H. August (Herman Schroder & Co.) r. 1210
L.rkin
irpiii'ky Charles P., butcher, r. S 8 Precita Av bet
Gunnison Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
irr Etta, nurse Children's Hospital
irre Charles F. L., carpenter, r. NW cor Beach and
Broderick
irrer John, cabinetmaker, r. 2.5 Hermann
irtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bryant
and Third
irtz Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 118 "teuart
z Gustav, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 127}^ Oak
irtz Stephen, shoemaker, 427 Fourth
Ittzweig Ferdinand, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
922 Battery
.Tuczar Joseph, wireworker, r. 52 Minna
Tuczar Paul, wireworker, r. 52 Minna
ruozar Stephen, wireworker, r. 52 Minna
tuzar Andreas, wireworks, 1 Mary
ruzar John, wireworker Andreas Kuruzar, r. 1
Mary
rze Hermann, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
9ch Frederick, laborer, r. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
ael Louis E., bookkeeper L. Feldmann & Co.
9el Solomon A., gents' furnishing goods, 806 Va-
lencia
«r John, baker, r. 634 Pacific
sick Antonio, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 316 Ritch
Jlck Spiro, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 316 Ritch
■ KuBick. See Cusick and Cusack
I Charles J., clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. 420
©olden Gate Av
i| Edward, pianomaker Joseph E. Galigher, r.
1613 M Webstei
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Ku.'S George W., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 1613)4
Webster
Kuss Lena Miss, teacher music, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
KnstPl Henry (Kustel A: Co.) r. Alameda
KUSTEL & CO. (Henry Kustel)
iLsaayerg, SIS Pine
Kuster Ernest W., assayer, r. 1705 Sutter
Kuster Hugo L., jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve k Co., r. 44
Willow Av
Kuster Joseph, dairyman, r. Humboldt House
Kustermacher Gustav, druggist, r. 424 Powell
Kusterraann William, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling
& Sons, r. SW cor California and Parker AvB.
B. H.
Kutchels Gustav, baker, r. 327 Jessie
Kutcher M. Mrs., r. 12 Howard Court
Kutchlney J. M., tailor, r. 13 Minna
Kutner Adolph (Kutner, Goldstein k Co.) r. 1100
Eddy
Kutner, Bepler & Co. (Joseph Kutner, Frederick Bep-
ler and Charles Rapp) proprietors Union Machine
Co., 116 Main
Kutner, Goldstein & Co., merchants (Fresno, Han-
ford, Fowler and Selma, Cal.) office 7-9 Battery
Kutner Joseph (Kutner, Bepler & Co.) r. 1522 Geary
Kutner Leopold, manager E. Sikes & Co., r. 612 Eddy
8^" Kutner. See Kuttner
Kutsch George, cook Palace Hotel, r. 24 Verona
Kutter Charles F., clerk Vennekohl Brothers, r. 1229
Union
Kutter Edward, porter Sherwood k Sherwood, r. 1229
Union
Kutter Charles A., river pilot, r. 2303 Taylor
Kuttner Henry, with The History Co., r. cor McAllister
and Laguna
Kuttner Louis, jeweler, 819 Larkin
Kuttner Napthaly, stamping, etc., 819 Larkin
e^ Kuttner. See Kutner
Kutz Gabriel M. (Kutz & Murr) r. 539 McAllister
Kutz & Murr (Gabriel M. Kutz and Lewis Murr) man-
facturers and wholesale dealers boots and shoes,
107 Battery, factory 224 Fell
Kutzkau Emil, sculptor, r. 729 Treat Av
Kydd Isaac F., assistant superintendent Presidio RR.,
r. 1210)^ Union
e^ Kydd. See Kidd
Kyes Albert, conductor Sutter St. RH., r. 1617 De-
visadero
Kylberg Hjalmar. tailor, 606 Stevenson
Kyle Hannah, widow, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Joseph, engineer, r. 3 York
Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific
Kyle Thomas, capitalist, 638 Market, r. a31 O'Farrell
tur- Kyle. See Keil
Kyue Patrick (Kyne k Kielty) r. 121 Holly Park Av
Kyne& Kielty (Patrick Kyne and Patrick J. Kielty)
dairymen. Holly Park Av
ay Kyne. See Coyne and Kine
Kyneman Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
LAAGE CHARLES H.
California C«rria<r«' Top .Ha iiiirartory,
all kinds ciiMliions, daNlies, lazybacltH,
Htrap and neck yokeM, rnrria^re trint-
min^H, etc., 210-218 MiiiHion, r. 86
Everett
Laaninen Gu.stave (Miller .t Laaninen) r. 253 Steuart
Lahadle Edward L.., president and manager
The California Label and MacCabo Lithograph
Co.. 410 Mission, r. 1020 Sutter
Labadie William, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill. r.
1225 Twenty-fifth
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Manufacturers of
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Labanca Louise Mrs , ih rk, r. 9 Graham PI
Labarbere John, liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento
Labarere JoBepli, r. 6U Broadway
Labarere Michael lodgings, 219 Geary
LaBarre Frank, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 212 Broad-
■way
Labarthe Jean, r. 614 Broadway
Labarthe Justin (Labarthe \- Lacazette)r. 531 Jackson
Labarthe Marie, laundress Bernard Sarthou
Liabartlie & Ijacaxette (Justin Labarthe and
Bertrand D. Lacazette) wines and liquors and
lodgings, 513 Pacific
Labat Jean, French laundry, 205 Eddy
Labat John, liquor saloon, NW cor Powell and Broad-
way, r. 1526 Powell
Labat Joseph, compositor Le Franco-Californien, r.
205 Eddy
Labat Marcel, French laundry. 345 Seventeenth
Labataille J. (Henry Pottet & Co.) r. cor Twenty-first
and Alabama
Labbe Clotilde J. Miss, r. 1412 Powell
Labbe Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms. 1412 Powell
Labbe Pierre, agent, r. 862 J^ Harrison
Labeaga Joseph M.. engin' er William Deacon, r. 61
Tehama
Label Babette, widow, r. 335 O'Farrell
j
i Label Isadore, with M. A. Gunst & Co., r.
1 rell
O 'Far-
Label Jacob, junk dealer, r. 544}^ Natoma
Label Louis, engineer, r. 21 Harriet
Label R., barber, r. 676 Natoma
Label Samuel, clerk William John, r. 335 O'Farrell
Label Simon, clerk Solomon Label, r. 212 Steuart
Label Solomon, furnishing goods. 212 Steuart, r. 565}^
Natoma
La Berge Charles, painter, r. 1938 Fillmore
La B rge Matilda, widow, r. 1938 Fillmore
La Berge Silas W., salesman, r. 1938 Fillmore
La Berge Walter C, with Whittier, Fuller & Co.,r.
1938 Fillmore
Labetoure Marie Mrs., r. 213 Minna
Labhard Adolph, carpenter, r. 2207 Geary
Labhard Henry, florist Jean Labhard, r. 2614 Geary
Labhard Jean, florist, and nursery, 2614 Geary
Labhard Theodore, r. 2614 Geary
Labinski William, boots and shoes, 12 J^ Grant Av, r.
2116 Howard
La Blanc Alexander, real estate, r. 837 California
La Blanc Charlotte, r. 837 California
La Blanc John, r. 703 Market
La Blanc Stewart, clerk Davis Bros., r. 837 California
La Bly Joseph, wirecleaner Cal. Wire Works
Labohm A. M. Mrs., midw fe, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm George, carriage painter, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm Henry G., teacher, r. 501 Jessie
Labohm William, carriagemaker, r. 504 Jessie
Laborde Etienne, vegetableman, r. 738 Pacific
Laborde Frank, tanner, r. Paraguay nr Tombigbee
Labordette E., nurse French Hospital
La Born Charles, painter Henry W. Hanneman
Laboudere George, laundryman Etienne Garnaud, r.
N 8 Thirtieth bet Dolores and Church
La Brie Arthur, clerk Frank J. Rearden, r. 1035 Mis-
sion
LA BEIE GODFROI, puysidan
and surgeon, office and r. 1035 Mis-
sion, office hours 1 to 3 and 6 : 30 to 7 : 30
P. M., Sundays 13 M. to 1 P. M., Tele-
plione 3358, 3 bells
Labrock George, master mariner, r. 27 John
Labrut John, bakery and fruits, 1012 Potrero Av
La Brut John A., painter, r. 1565 Kearny
Labusch C. waiter Carl G. Larsen, r. 104 Mason
Lacaro Gasper, shoemaker, r. 540 Green
Lacaro Joseph, shoemaker, r. 540 Green
LaCassa Aposilo, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Taylor
and Turk
Lacava Seralino. fruits and vegetables, NW cor
Powell and Vallejo
Lncny Jean, restaurant, 425 Pine
Lacaze Baptiste, carriage mnfr and horseslioelng,
714 Sansome, r. 21 John
Lacaze Maximin V., printer, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 21
yjohn
Lacazette Bertrand D. (Labarthe & Lacazette) r. 531
Jackson
Lacazette Brothers (John and Eugene) nursery, Goet-
tingen nr Berlin, U. M. T.
Lacazette Eugene (Lacazette Bros.) r. cor Burrows
and Goettingen, U. M. T.
Lacazette John (Lacazette Bros.) r. cor Burrows and
Goettingen, U. M. T.
Lacazette M. Miss, laundress, r. 614 Broadway
Lace House, D. Samuels proprietor, 123-129 Post
Lncey Catherine, r. 315 Eddy
Lacey Charles C, engineer, r. 2621 Octavia
Lacey Charles H., seaman, r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Lacey Frank, printer, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey G., steel worker Pac, Boiling Mill
Lacey J., r. 431 Minna
Lacey James W., painter, r. 426 Shotwell
Lacey M., steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lacey Michael, fireman, r. 317 Fremont
Lacey Peter, bartender P. Connolly
Lacey Peter J., tanner Richard Curtis, r. E s San
Bruno Road nr Adam
Lacey Robert J., carpenter, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., printer, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey William, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
L. Works
Lacey William C, teamster, r. 789 Mission
Lacey William W., druggist, NW cor Taylor and O'Far-
rell, r. 403 Taylor
B^" Lacey. See Lacy and Leacy
La Chapelle Joseph J., carriagemaker, 230 Mission,
r. 3275 Mission
La Chapelle William, liquor saloon, NE cor Post and
Central Av
Lacharo L., dairy, Lombard nr Franklin
Lachele Thomas, bartender, r. 416 Francisco
Lachemass Hugo, gardener A. Sutro, r. Sutro Heights
Lacher George, tailor, r. 409 Sutter, rear
Lacher Isaac (8. Solomon & Co.) r. 1516 O'Farrell
Lachman Abraham (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 1616 Bush
Lachman Abraham, clothing, 810 Montgomery
Lachman Adolph, clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. S 8 Ne-
braska nr Santa Clara
Lachman Adolph J. (Sidemau, Lachman & Co.) r.
1307 Octavia
Liaclinian Albert, manager The Lachman Cali-
fornia Wine Co., 453 Brannan
Lachman Benjamin, farmer, r. Nebraska nr Santa
Clara
Lachman Bertha, widow, r. 620 Octavia
Laclmiaii California Wine Co. Tlie.
Samuel LiacUinan president, Leo Metz-
ger secretary, office and -wareliouse
4:53-4:65 Brannan
Lachman Ernestine, dressmaker Mme. F. Franco, r.
620 Octavia
Lachman Henry, treasurer The Lachman Cal. Wine
Co.
17 IS
Lachman Henry, bookkeeper Frank P. Latson,
Laguna
Lachman Jacob, bartender William E. Ingram, r. 81(
Montgomery
Lachman Joseph B., clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. S
Nebraska nr Santa Clara
Lachman L. J., salesman Herman Heyneman
Lachman Louis, tailor, r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Louis, traveling salesman, r. 531 Montgom
ery Av
Lachman Moritz Mrs. (Lachman & Stemfels) r. 90
McAllister
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Lacliman Morris, r. 1810 Laguns
Lucliman S. & Co., see The Lachman California
Wiue Co.
LiacUinan Samuel, president The Lachman Cali-
fornia Wiue Co., 453-465 Brannan, r. (103 Sutter
Lacliman & Jacob! (Abrahaiu Lachmau and
Frederick aud Jacob J. Jacob!) growers and deal-
ers California wines and brandies, office and
warehouse SE cor Bryant aud Second
Liachmaii «$b Sternfelg (Mrs. Moiitz Lachman
and Bernard H. Sternfels) importers and manu-
facturers furs, 129 Montgomery
Lachmann Julius, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 231
Twenty-eighth
JLacl£ Charles, clerk B. Mayer & Son, r. 814 Bryant
Lack Henry, plumbing, 1625 Fillmore, r. 1503 Steiner
Lack John, clerk, r. 811 Bryant
Lackard Walter S., accountant Macondray & Co., r.
341 Stockton
Liackeinaii Cliarles, importer and dealer hard-
ware. 516 Kearny, r. 1214 Leavenworth
Lackenbach Charles, tailor, 1436 Market, and gents'
furnishing goods, 106 Ninth, r. 106 Ninth
Lackenwandt H. D., dishwasher, r. 6 Kate PI
Lackey John M. (Lackey & Wattson) and barber, 871
Market, r. 27 Taylor
Lackey Sarah A., widow, r. 126 Park Av
La.ckey William, coalpasser stmr San Bias
liackey & Wattson (John M. Lackey and John
K. Wattson) wines and liquors, 1032 Market
Lackie Bessie, widow, r. 2 Harriet
Lackie John, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 2 Harriet
Lackmann Brothers (John and Henry) groceries and
liquors, NW corPiue and Broderick
Lackmann John (Lackmann Bros.) r. 816 California
Lackmann Henry (Lackmann Bros.) r. NW cor Pine
and Broderick
Lackmann Sophie, widow, r. 811 Union
Lacombe Charlotte, widow, r. 1U23 Leavenworth
Lacombe George (Stack i\: Lacombe) r. 539 Haight
Lacombe George, pressman, r. NE cor Leavenworth
and Pacific
Lacombe Joseph, pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
113 Trenton
Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851 Mission
LaCome Jean, French laundry, 345 Seventeenth
Lacoste B., steel worker Pac. Rollim; Mill
Lacoste Frank, proptr Frank's Rotisserie. 419 Pine
Lacoste John (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.) r. Oakland
Lacoste John, liquor saloon, 9lJl Montgomery Av
Lacoste John, steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lacoste Joseph, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Lacoste Marie, r. 13 Trenton
Lacoste Mary, widow, r. DeHaro nr Center
Lacoste Theodore, r. 724 Filbert
Lacoste Thomas, gardener, Kansas nr Center
Lacour Alfred, clerk South British Fire and Marine
lus. Co., r. 1505 LarklQ
Lacrolx A iguste, gardener, 1518 Bush, r. 513 M Austin
Lacroix T Alilab, widow, r. 901 Post
Lacroix J ihu, liquor saloon, 1522 Stockton
Lacua Francois, collector French Mutual Ben. Soc,
r. 1509 Powell
Lucy Benjamin, plasterer, r. 512 Bush
Lacy Benja:nin T. (Paxke & Lacy) r. 615 Chestnut
Lacy E., r. 22 Geary
Lacy Edward, cooper, r. 15 Fifth
Lacy Edward R., r. 806 Taylor
Lacy Hannah, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Lacy Harry, notebroker, 321 California, r. 1721 Bu-
chanan
Lacy James, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Lacy John F., carriage builder, r. 3 Cleaveland
Lacy John G., tinware, 305-307 Eighth, r. 1113 Eight-
eenth
Lacy Joseph, mining engineer, r. 128 Seventh
Lacy Martin, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Lacy Michael, laborer, r. 235 Perry
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Lacy Nicholas, gardener, r. 11 Salmon
Lacy Patrick, blacksmith, r. E s Illinois nr Napa
Lacy Robert, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 8 Verona PI
Lacy Thomas, stevedore, r. 221 Broadway
Lacy William, driver Daniel E. Hoffman, r. 1411
Jackson
Lacy William, plumber, r. 532 Fifteenth
BS" Lacy. See Lacey and Leacy
Lada Adolph M., engraver M. F. Coon, r. 213 Powell
Lada Marie Mme., teacher music, 213 Powell
Ladaguous Justin (Somali & Ladagnous) r. NE cor
Grant Av and Geary
Ladd Mrs., tailoress, 24 Sixth
Ladd A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2519 Pine
Ladd Charles D., guns and sporting materials, 529-531
Kearny, r. 827 Pine
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker F. W. Ereling & Sons,
r. 700 California
Ladd Edward H., clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 429 O'Far-
rell
Ladd Ellen, widow, r. 826 Bush
Ladd Florence L. Miss, school teacher, r. 1139 Guer-
rero
Ladd Frank B.. clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 834 Mission
Ladd F. Z., freight clerk stmr San Jose
liatld George S., president Sunset Telephone-Tel-
egraph Co., Pacific Bell Telephone Co., The Elect-
ric Development Co., Pacific Electrical Storage
Co., and Edison Electric Light Co., office 323 Pine,
r. 2836 California
Ladd Horace C. r. 1419 Clay
Ladd James D., ship's clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Ladd John E., bartender J. Henry Seeba, r. 601 Wash-
ington
Ladd Joseph K. r. 912 Laguna
Ladd Louis D., helper Thomas Day & Co., r. 2319 Pine
Ladd Parish B. (Ladd & Alien) r. Alameda
Ladd Smith E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1139 Guerrero
Ladd William, clerk, r. 1014 Green
Ladd William D.. bookkeeper R. B. Swayne, r. 826
Bush
Ladd k. Allen (Parish B. Ladd and William H. Allen,
attorneys at law, 220 SausomB. rooms 10-12
Laddie William, carpenter, r. 218 Ninth
Ladies' Bethel Sewing Society, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Ladies' French Benevolent Association, 120 Sutter
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, home E s
Franklin bet Post and Geary
Ladies' Seainau's Friend Society meet at Sailor's
Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Ladies' United Hebrew Benevolent Society, meet 121
Eddy
Ladosse George, waiter L. Biederman, r. 108 Seventh
Ladroade Louis driver F. M. Chapman, r. Silver
State
Ladu Mary, widow, r. 2210 Mission
Ladnski John, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant, r. 1213X
Pacific
Lady Washington Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) William H. Watson secretary, 302
Montgomery, rooms 15-6
Laebanult Lottie, widow, r. 1821 Green
Laederi(-h John E.. miner, r. 627 Commercial
Laederlch Walter, driver Ackerman & Strauss, r. 246
Third
Laeremans Frank, upholsterer Alex. V. Henko, r. 610
Post
Lafaille Frank H., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
Chapultepec nr Coso Av, B. H.
Lafaille Samuel, carpenter, r. Chapultepec nr Ooso
Av, B. H.
Lafaix Emilie Mme., mending and cleaning curtains,
119 Stockton
Lafaix Felix, carrier Guide, r. 119 Stockton
Lafaix John R., r. 119 Stockton
'iTYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405-407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
LAF
708
LAH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pile - Place Triniiiiin{<fs
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Lafargue Audre, mauaRer John Sauluier, G07-009
Front
Iiafayette Brovery, A. Anstett & Co., proiJrie-
tors, 725-727 Greeu
Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Lafayette House, Bennede & Dulac proptrs, 736 Pa-
cific
Lafee Jacob, expressman, NE cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, r. 1295 Alabama
Laferrera Giuseppi (B. Cheli & Co.) r. Eoma Hotel
Lnfferty , machinist, r. 411 Pacific
Laflferty Bernard, liquor saloon, 282 East
Lafferty Dennis H., carpenter and builder, 8 Taylor,
r. 039 Hayes
Laflferty Edwin M., mining, 59 Nevada Block
Laflferty Elizabeth, domestic 1115 Devisadero
Laflerty Frederick S., clerk Albert N. Drown, r. 730
Grove
Laflferty Jane, widow, r. 351 Tebama
Lafierty John, grainbuyer Lewis W.McGlauflin, r. 730
Grove
Laflferty John L., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 730
Grove
Laflferty Owen, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Laflerty Owen, marble polisher, r. E s California Av
nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Laflferty Patrick, teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Laflferty Patrick J., painter, r. E s California Ay nr
Virginia Av, B. H.
Laflerty W. E., r. 804 Hayes
LaflSn Charles, steward, r. North Pacific Hotel
LaflSn James W., bartender Sennort & Ewart, r.783J4
Market
Laffin Lawrence, fruitdealer, r. SE cor Fourteenth
and Natoma
Laflfin Nora Mrs., r. 776 Howard
LaflSn William, expressman, r. 1010 Capp
Laflin James, shipping agent, NW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 2924 Washington
Laflin William, clerk, r. 2924 Washington
La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co. (Paris) 322-324
California
Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Merchant
Lafontaine Charles, watchman, r. W s Guerrero bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Lafontaine Emma C, physician, r. 625 Merchant
La Fontaine Fritz, stage manager, r. 1360 Folsom
Lafontaine Jules R., artist, 408 California, r. 625
Merchant
Laforge Alfred B., miner, r. 408 McAllister
Lafortune F., waiter, r. 17 Fourth
Lafourguette Jacques, milkman, r. Algeria nr Osage
Lafournere John, barber John R. Beilhes, r. 1509
Powell
La France S. U. Mrs., dressmaking, 1737}^ Market
Lafrantz Johannes, driver Fredericksburg Brewing
Co.. r. 321 Mission
Lafrantz Theodore, bookkeeper Jackson Brewery, r.
1428 Mission
Lafrantz B. Mrs., r. 954 Mission
La Frenze H., cooper, r. 18 First
Lafstrom Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lagan Bernard, wood and coal, 2034 Howard, r. 231
Seventeenth
Lagan John, clerk, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagan John E., physician, 101 Van Ness Av
Lagan John, teamster, r. 13 Page
Lagan Mary Miss, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagan Matthew M. Rev., assistant pastor Sacred
Heart Church, r. 550 Fillmore
Lagan Patrick, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagarde Lucien, bookkeeper, r. 2518 Sutter
Lage Henry, foreman Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 256
Minna
Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 904-906 Howard
Lageman William, restaurant, 290 East, r. 1822 Jessie
Lagercrantz C. T., clerk Post Oflice, r. Oakland
Lagerquist W. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lagger Rosina, domestic 1732 Washington
Lagisquet Louis, r. 603 Wanhington
Lagomarslno Antonio, vegetable garden, Sanchez bet
Fourteenth and Ridley
Lagomarsiuo C. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lagomarsino Charles, fruits and vegetables, 1907
Geary, r. 9 Elliot Park
Lagomarsino Eugene, laborer Ravenna & Co., r. 712
Vallejo
Lagomarsino Fortunato, scavenger, r. 314 Union
Lagomarsino Francisco, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Giovanni, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Giovanni B., clerk, r. 852 Valencia
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, gardener, r. north of Point
LoboB Av nr Tweutyninth Av
Lagomarsino Jacinto, eoiife<',tioner, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Lagomarsiuo John, bootblack, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Lagomarsino Joseph, foreman Yosemite Flour Mills,
r. 10;i6 Bryant
Lagomarsino Louis, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
Lagomarsino Rolando, scavenger, r. 314 Union
Lagonl Hans, driver, r. 1713 Polk
Lagoarde Adele, widow, r. 514 Chestnut
Lagorio Luigi, salesman, r. 7 Union PI
La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and
Minna, entrance 115 Minna
La Grande Elizabeth, domestic 811 Folsom
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
Edward P. Wliite proprietor, Tl»ir-
teeiitli bet Howard and Folsom, office
648 Market, branch office 1156 Market
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis-
laus Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretarj', 328 Montgom-
ery, room 7
Lagrange E. Mrs., varieties, 605 )i Montgomery Av
La Grange Frederick, carpenter. 320 Montgomery Av,
r. 605}^ Montgomery Av
Lagrave Bernard, liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad Av
andTrinJdad
Lagrave Charles, barber, 15 Montgomery Av, r. 423
Green
Lagrave Frank, baker Isidore Boudin, r. 1406 J^ Du-
pont
Lagrave G., cook French Hospital
Lagrave John P., liquor saloon. 1122 Dupont
Lagrave Katherine, laundress Jacques Pucheu, r.
264!^ Clementina
Lagrillon Francois, candymaker, r. 604 Vallejo
Lagrove F., teamster, r. 4J^ Dodge PI
Lag'una Blanca Water Co., Timothy Hop-
kins president, F. S. Douty secretary, office NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Laguna Honda School, James Dwyer principal, N s
Seventh Av nr R
Laguna Rancho Farming Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.)
A. Halsev secretary, 328 Montgomery, roi.m 7
LAGUNA TANNERY o. i..
Krenz proprietor, NE coi- Gongli and
Filbert, depot 30 1-3 Second
Lahaille John, expressman, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Lahaney Catharine, widow, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Lahaney John, carpenter, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Lahaney Mary E. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, r.
Manitoba nr St. John
Lahaney Patrick W., saddler, NW cor St. Thomas and
Railroad Av, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Laherty Charles A., carpenter, r. 515 Sixth
Lahey John B-, cook Griflin & Simmons, r. 19 Gilbert
Lahey Patrick, laborer, r. 1070 Howard
Lahey R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lahey William, chief cook City and County Hospital,
r. 2521 Bryant
B^ Lahey. See Leahey. Leahy and Lehey
Lahiff Lawrence, laborer, r. 1617 California, rear
Lahl John, tailor, 613 Pine
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
mARKF.T S'H'., rOR. THIRIO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariet St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
wash^nItPn sT.;-PMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
LAH
709
LAM
Lahn Adolph, Bearaan, r. 263 East
Lahn Ernegt. r. 1219 Jones
Lahusen Benjamin W.. ciRarmaker, r. 10 Aleraany Av
LahuKeu Delia Miss, shoetitter, r. 5 Alemany Av
Lahusen George, bookbiniler, r. 5 Aleniauy Av
Labiisen Gussie C. Mies, shoetitter Kutz & Murr, r. 10
Alemany Av
Lahusen Henry C, painter, and extram&n Engine
No. 7
Lahusen Johanna, widow, r. 5 Alemany Av
Laib Anton, boots and shoes. 90t; Pacific
Laib Joseph, shoemaker, 1623 Post
Laib Joseph Jr., salesman, r. 1623 Post
Laidlaw Frank, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r. i2 Turk
Laidlaw Horace, surgeon stmr Zealandia, r. Oakland
Laidlaw Murray, clerk Thomas Day & Co.,r. Oakland
Laidla^v R. D., agent P. Lorillard & Co. (Jersey
City, X. J.) 217 Front, r. 2212 Steiner
Laidley Henry J., Vice-Gonsul Portugal, 313 Mont-
gomery, r. .S07 Guerrero
Laidley Mary A. Mrs., proprietor Occidental Laun-
dry, NW cor Greenwich and Ociavia, r. 2702 La-
guna
Lsidy Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 509 Bush
LaiU'haiar Pierre, r. 614 Broadway
Laiiuee Arthur, tinner, r. 417 Mason, rear
Laimee Mary, widow, r. 417 Mason, rear
Laimee Peter, ziuc molder, r. .567 Stevenson
Laiue Joseph, baker, r. 1.56 Tehama
Laine Jules, lapidary, 9 Hardie PI. r. 824 M Pacific
Lalne Manuel, lapidary Jules Laine, r. 1030 Pacific
d^" Laine. See Lane and Lehn
LAINER CHARLES pHo..^
rapher. 31 Third and 71.5 Market, r.
Alameda
Laluesse Edward B., carriagemaker David Kerr, r.
1.51.5)^ Market
Laing Charles D. (Laing & Ruggles) r. 2307 Sutter
Laing Jane Mrs., famished rooms, 210-214 Powell
Laiug & Ruggles (Charles D. Laing and Albert B.
Ruggles) stock brokers, 329 Pine
BE?' Laing. See Layng
Laird Catherine, widow, r. 1532 Clay
Laird Daniel, furn-ture, 1070 Howard
Laird Ella K., widow, r. 310 Ellis
Laird James, with Union Iron Works, r. 104 Twenty-
fifth
Laird James D , clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Laird Katie Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1532 Clay
Laird Robert B., liquor saloon, 616 Sixth
Lairi Samuel, r. 5 South Park
Laird T. Mrs., widow, r. 327 Hayes
Laird Van, molder, r. 1.52 Perry
Lairraut Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Laiso A., dyer S. F. Pionper Woolen Factory
Laisv Hermann J., bookkeeper M. Meussdorfifer, r.
1051 McAllister
Laity Louisa Mrs., r. 308 Sutter
Laiue Sigismond, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 115 Oak
Lake David G., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1.39 Fourth
Lake D. Mrs., widow, r. 1620 Jackson
Lake Edward H., student, r. 3004M Sacramento
Lake F. M. P., paper carrier, r. 974 Folsom
Lake Frank J., compositor C. W. Nevin, r. 211 Second
Lake Fred, compositor Call, r. 1507 Clay
La e Fred B., attorney S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 6H. r. 1620 Jackson
Lake Frederick, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
Lake Ge.)rge, helper U. S. Mint. r. 506 Oak
Lake George W., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol No. 2. r. 13 Willow Av
Lake Georgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 638 Green
lake GuS M., r. 41 Carolina
Lake Harry T., ship joiner, r. 136 Valley
Lake Henry, shoemaker, r. Crescent Av nr Moultrie
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DOMESTIC RUGS
IN T.AROK VAllIKTY,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Lake Henry, shoemaker and shoe blacking mnfr,
3125 Mission, r. cor Laurel and East Av, Holly
Park
Lake John, hostler, r. SE cor Steiner and Turk
Lake Joseph E., cabinetmaker, r. 15 Debone
Lake Louis E. (Lake fc Co.) r. .30(14 Vj Sacramento
Lake I^Iary- Miss, principal Zeitska Institute, 932
Post
Lake Samuel, tailor, r. 11 Geary
Lake Shore and Michig^an Southern Rail-
road, William S. Baldwin agent, 8 New Mont-
gomery
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Co., oflace 808
Montgomery
Lake Thomas (Emerson, Butler & Co.) r. 1020 Wash-
ington
Lake William, gasfltter Duifey Bros., r. 730 Folsom
Lake William B. (Runyon, Lake & Co.) and manager
WoUard Patent Tule Packing Co., otflco 331
Kearny, r. Oakland
Lake William F., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger k Co.,
r. Oakland
LAKE & C Oi (Louis E. Lake)
■wholesale dealers hrushes, brooms,
>vooden and -willo-wware, etc., 411
Sacramento
Lakeman Charles, clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Lakeman Helen M. Miss, Instructor New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 211 Fourth
Lakin E. J. Mrs., r. 126 O'Farrell
Lakin John H., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 126
O'Farrell
Lakin Joseph J., liquor saloon and lodgings, 122 Jack-
son
Lalande Alice Miss, teacher South Cosmopolin Gram-
mar School, r. 908 Sutter
Lalande Arsene, jeweler and diamond setter. 420 But-
ter, r. 908 Sutter
Lalanne Charles, fruit dealer, r. 502 Valencia
Lalanne Maria, dressmaker, r. 21 Stone
Lalanne Pauline, dressmaker, r. 21 Stone
Lalleraent Julia Mrae., laces cleaned, 925 Howard
Lalleur Louis, butcher, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Lally Bartholomew C, entry clerk Murphy. Grant &
Co. , r. 6 Grove
Lally D. J., butcher, 133 Eleventh
Lally Delia Miss, cracker packer, r. 19 Minna
Lally John, boilerm^ker, r. 15 Minna
Lally John, laborer, r. 252 Jessie
Lallv John, general merchandise, W s Mission nr
Randall
Lally Joseph F., shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 821 Steven-
son
Lally Matthew, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
256 Jessie
Lallv Patrick, peddler, r. 338 Shipley
Lally Thomas, driver Alex. J. Wilson, r. 15 Minna
Lally W. Mrs., boarding, 203 P.. well
Lam Rudolph, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Laman Emil, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Lamar Charles W., liquor saloon, SE cor Thirtieth
and Point Lobos Ave, r. SE cor Twenty-eighth
and Point Lobos Avs
Lamar Hi nry C, electroplater E. G Dennlston, r. Ar-
cade House
Lamar L., bakery and varieties, 447 O'Farrell
Lamar William II., teamster Market St. RR., r. 311
Hermann
t^ Lamar. See Lamer
La May Nelson B., liquor saloon, 633 Howard, r. 32 X
Perry
hnmh Clarence H., candymaker Henry J. Eldred, r. 8
Albion Av
Lamb E. O., commission merchant and broker, 18
California, r. Oakland
Lamb P. H., assistant superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Co., 302 Montgomery
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
1»A<;IFI<! COAKT AOENCY.
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfornla Street.
LAM
710
LAM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUriilU* OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lauib Georne F., marker S. F. Lauudry
Lamb Goorge W., shipping clurk J. A. Folger & Co.,
r. Alameda
Lamb J., haruessinaker L. D. Stone & Co., r. Oakland
Lamb James (Lamb & Sou) and flsb, 24 Grand Arcade
Market, r. East Oakland
Lamb Jennie Mrs., lodgings, 21 Powell
Lamb John, hostler, r. 31 Hunt
Lamb John, hostler Omnibus KR., r. 231 Tehama
Lamb John, molder, r. 119 Third
Lamb John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Lamb John E. (Lamb & Son) r. 459 Stevenson
Laml) Iiouis M., manager Grand Central Wine
Rooms, 16 Third, r. 942 Twenty-second
Lamb Margaret, widow, r. Florida bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Lamb Owen, teamster Mrs. R. Byrne, r. 907 Folsom
Lamb P., harnessmaker L. J). Stone & Co.
Lamb Peter, fireman, r. 241 Fremont
Lamb Philip, r. W s Hampshire bet Twentieth and
Twenty.first
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper Wilmerding k Co., r.
118 Grant Av
Lamb T. J., stock raiser, r. 14 Eighth
Lamb William, clerk Lamb & Son, r. East Oakland
Lamb William P., cashier Mertin, Moffltt & Co., r.
2525 Sutter
Lamb Willis, engineer tug Rockaway, r. 19 Prosper
LAMB & SON (James and John
E. ) Tvliolegale and retail fish, dealers,
stall 8, Bay City Market, Telephone
3330
Lambert Annie J. Mrs., r. 1324 Buchanan
Lambert Archibald, laborer, r. 638 Jessie
Lambert B. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 710 Cali-
fornia
Lambert Bernard, physician, r. 218 Eleventh
Lambert Charles R., painter, r. 1207 Mission
Lambert Daniel, vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 534 Haight
Lambert David A., stonecutter, r. 632 Stevenson
Lambert Deborah, widow, r. 214 J^ Sixth
Lambert Frank, physician, r. 109 O'Farrell
Lambert George, horseshoer, r. 720 Leavenworth
Lambert Gilman, clerk Williams & Bixler, r. 914
Page
Lambert Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2104 Stockton
Lambert Jane Miss, dressmaking, 33 Erie
Lambert John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Lambert John S., with Williams & Bixler, r. 914 Page
Lambert Julius, waiter, r. 626 Green
Lambert Mary, widow, r. N s St. Thomas nr Railroad
Av
Lambert Michael, porter, r. 402 Broadway
Lambert Richard, r. 793 Mission
Lambert Vincent R., cooper J. H. Holden, r. 1232 Du-
pont
Lambert Walter R., attorney at law, r. 1035 Market
Lambert William (Lambert & Greene) r. Cloverdale
Lambert William, engineer, r. San Jose Av nr
Twenty ninth
Lambert William M., painter, r. 43 Ritch
Lambert William P., livery stable, 873-875 Fol-
som, and Supervisor Tenth Ward
Lambert W. L. Mrs., widow, r. 508 Oak
liambert & Greene (William Lambert and Charles
Greene) manufacturers Hucks & Lambert Axle
Grease, 144-148 Natoma
t^ Lambert. See Lampert
Liambertenghi Francisco, Consul Italy, office
506 Battery, rooms 1-2
Lamberth H-. N., mariner, r. 640 Minna
Lamberton Charles H., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp.
Co., r. 1.527 Washington
Lamberton Lewis, land agent, r. 1527 Washington
Lamberville Rwbber Co. (New York) R. H. Pease
Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, 577-579 Market
Lambeth Milton J., mining, r. 2421 Fillmore
LAMBLA JULES employment
oflice, 108 Geary, r. 17 Monroe
Lamblcy D. J. Mrs., widow, r. 9,04 Bush
Lamblfy George J., salesman Neuberger, Reiss & Co.,
r. 954 Bush
Lamblot Gu~tav J., laborer, r. 162 J4 Clara
Lamborn L H., printer Brunt & Fisher, r. Alameda
Lambreclit George, barber, r. 10 Lick PI
Lamburth Aichiliald, carpenter, r. E s Potrero Av bet
Mariposa anil Santa Clara
Lamburth Ca.«slus E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Potrero Av bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Lambutth William W., boilermakerPac. Rolling Mill,
r. E R Potrero Av bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Lamcke Henry W., laborer, r. 306 Ritch
Lamee John, butcher, r. Marquesas bet Yazoo and
SusQuehana
Lamerdine F. A., musician, r. 1017 Pacific
Lamesney Mary, widow, r. 316 Tehama
Lamesney Thomas E., piano polisher, r. 325 M Clem-
entina
Lamey James, laborer, r. 96 Precita Av
Lamkin Caroline, widow, r. 419 Folsom
Lamkln E. A., compositor Chronicle, r. 318 Kearny
Lamkin Walter, waiter, r. 22J^ Louisa
Lamkin W. P., r. 955 Howard
Lammais Henry J., gardener, r. 2198 Devisadero
Lammers Hartwig, clerk W. Haker & Hinz. r. 2117
California
Lammon Alexander, car cleaner S. P. Co.
Lamout E. M., compositor Call, r. 46 South Park
Lamont Harriet W., teacher, r. 1729 Jessie
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
1729 Jessie
Lamont James, ship carpenter, r. 512 Twenty-third
Lamont Lilian F., school teacher, r. 1729 Jessie
Lamont Mary, domestic 27 Willow Av
Lamont Rosa, school teacher, r. 1729 Jessie
Lamont Walter, clerk T. P. Crandall & Co.
Lamoreaux Abraham, carpenter, r. 210 Montgomery
Av
Lamoreaux Charles, operator Neville & Co., r. 9
Glover
Lamoreaux Eugene M., operator Neville & Co., r. 2
McCormiok
Lamoreaux Susan, r. 2 McCormick
Lamoree Aaron A., r. 234 Hermann
Lamoree D. J., receiver Market St. RR., r. 234 Her-
mann
Lamory Louis, bookkeeper A. Pal lies, r. Oakland
Lamont Hattie Miss, r. 518 Jones
La Mott H. L., r. 726 Ashbury
Lamott Howard, r. 621 Bush
La Motte Harry D., right of way agent law dept S. P.
Co.
Lamotte Mary Mme, laundry, 48 Seventh
La Motte Robert E., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 243
Tehama
La Motte Robert S., clerk Timothy Hopkibs, r. 640
Golden Gate Av
La Mont J. D. Mrs., r. SE cor Green and Buchanan
Lamp Henry, porter, r. 1435 Pacific
Lamp Henry Jr., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1435 Pa-
cific
Lampa P. H., horse clipper, r. 248 Tehama
Lampe Alexander master mariner, r. 2611 Mission
Lampe Charles, porter Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 929
Natoma
Lampe Emil, teamster, r. 1212 Kearny
Lampe F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lampe Henry, woodturner N. P. Laugland, r. 1240
Dolores
Lampe Lottie, widow, r. Ill Ridley
Lampe Peter N. E., master mariner, r. 412 Union
Lampe Theodore C, barber and baths, 6 Powell, r.
2134 Mission
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Go. OF LOHDOK
Capital, $3,500,000.
A.^etG, 89,658,479.
BaHCRQFT
COMPANY ImaTk^tV
! BOOKSELLERS, STATIONER.^, ETC.
LAM
711
LAN
Lanjpert Anton, barber, ^.i Third, r. 249 Stevenson
Limipcrt Barbara, widow, r. 710 California
Lanipk'' Henry, engineer, r. E e Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Lampke Otto, seaman, r. North Paciflc Hotel
Laiupinan Georjje, r. IIG Turk
Lampuian Henry, chief engineer stmr Santa Rosa, r.
•102 Filbert
Lanison Cuthbert, r. 322 Taylor
Lamson Georf,'e F., furniture auctioneer, 425 Kearny,
room 1, r. Oakland
Lamson M. Mrs., r. IHll Baker
Lamson Mary Miss, r. 1811 Baker
Lamson S. F. Mrs., widow, r. 027}^ Qiierrero
liamson Store Service Co., J. W. Thorns
agent, 220 Sutter, room 81
Lanague Frank, dishwasher, r. 537 Sacramento
Liancashire Insurance Co. (fire of Manches-
ter, Eng.) Edwin Wallace Carpenter agent, 410
California
Lancaster Ellen A., widow, r. 43 Natoma
liancaster Tltomas, merchant tailor, 531 Cali-
fornia, r. (Oakland
Lancel Eugene H. (Garnier, Lancel & Co.) r. 736
Grove
Land Charles R. O., stereotyper Chronicle, r. 1513
Webster
Land George B., teacher Pac. Business College, r. 809
Market
Land Gertrude E., widow, r. 24 Johnston Av
Land Howard B., accountant Electric Improvement
Co.. r. Oakland
Land John, watchman, r. 321 Third
liand Office Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
NE cor cor Fourth and Townsend. room 06
Land Office Southern Paciffc Railroad
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78
Land Office United States, 610 Commercial
Land Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. 129 Fifteenth
Land Patrick, laborer G. Leppsten, r. 812 Folsom
Land Victor E., fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 9
Florence
t^" Land. See Lande
Landa Morris, tailor, r. 140 Minna
Landau Henry, cabinetmaker S. P. Co., r. 233 Fif-
teenth
Lande A. k Son (Aaron and David) dry goods, 302 Ji
Fourth
Lande Aaron (A. Lande & Son) r. 359 Tehama
Lande David (A. Lande & Son) r. 359 Tehama
Lande Edward, attorney at law, 216 Sansome, r. 1027
Golden Gate Av
Lande Esther, buttonhole maker, r. 359 Tehama
Lande Isaac, r. 370 Tehama
Lande Raphael, capitalist, r. 1027 Golden Gate Av
Lande Vincent, peddler, r. 16 Hinckley
f0^ Lande. See Land
Landecker Carl, watchmaker and jeweler, 39 Sixth,
r. 2:n Golden Gate Av
Landecker Huso, cigarmaker Sumers & Price, r. 231
Golden Gate Av
Landecker Ida, millinery, 39 Sixth, r. 231 Golden
Gate Av
Landecker Jacob, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
Landi'ker Alice, widow, r. 1641 Polk
Landeker Rachel Miss, milliner Mrs. E. Blochman,
r. 1641 Polk
Lander Louis G., r. 427 Sixth
Landers D., tailor, 955 H Howard
Landers David P., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 1809
Steiner
Landfrs David W. (P. Landers & Co.) r. 2409 Bu-
chanan
Landers Frank, carriage trimmer J. F. Van Court
Landers George, fisherman, r. 263 East
Landers Henry C, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Landers John, butcher A. Fay, r. 1567 J4 Market
ii
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EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
I.Mi'OUTKlts AND DKAI.KIIH I.N
C .A. R, r» !£: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 t to 647 MARKET STREET.
Landers John, clerk Butlir Burri.s, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers John, k' nfral ii^int Manhattan Life
lusurance Co. of New York, 240 Montgomery, r.
1121 Bush
Landers John, reporter, r 2320 Pine
Landers Kate, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers M. Mrs., widow, r. 812 Shotwell
Landers Milton H., purser, r. 3041 Clay
Landers P. A: Co. (Patrick and David W. Landers)
real estate and insurance agents. 414 California
Landers Patrick (P. Landers & Co.) r. 2409 Buchanan
Landers Patrick, blacksmith, r. 49 Clementina, rear
Landers Richard, cutter clothing dept U. S. A., r.
2320 Pine
Landers Simon, porter, r. 431 Greenwich
Landers Walter G.. clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
1313 Taylor
Landers William J., general agent Guardian
Assurance Co.. 401 California, r. San Leandro
Landes Augustine, tanner, r. Venezuela nr f ombigbee
Landes Eugene, cook, r. Venezuela nr Torabigbee
Landes M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 70() Natoma
Landesmann Marie, widow, r. 1629 O'Farrell
Landgraf John, restaurant, lOG First, r. 243 Hickory Av
Landgraf Robert, watchmaker and jeweler, 2144 Mis-
sion
Landgraff Joseph, liquor saloon and restaurant, cor
Fell and Stanyan
Landgrane F. O. (Willis & Landgrane) r. New Sweden,
Maine
Landerebe Richard, barber Fleischman & Frick, r.
431!^ Tehama
Landgrebe Robert G., bookkeeper, r. 1223 Folsom
Landgrebe William, barber, 102 Seventh, r. 1223 Fol-
Landherr Louis, r. 11 Bridge PI
Landini Jerome, r. 1211 Turk
Landini Renaldo, r. 1211 Turk
Landih A. J., miner, r. .537 Sacramento
Landis Caspar, tan baths, 54 Minna
Landis Edward 0., clerk John R. Garniss, r. 716
Leavenworth
Landis Gustave C, bookkeeper Justinian Caire, r. 716
Leavenworth
Landis H. M., r. 519 Mission
Landler Louis (Fuller k Landlerl r. Army nr Dolores
Laudinauu Carl F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1228
Folsom
Landmaiin J. C, watchmaker, r. 1228 Folsom
Landniaiin Rudolph, porter C. A. Kern, r. 610 Sixth
Lando Harris clothing, 317 Kearny, r. 625 Powell
Lando J., conductor Market St. RR.
Lando Joseph, merchant, r. 727 Gough
Lando Myer. carpenter, r. 727 Gough
Lando Myer. tailor, r. 439 Minna
Lando Philip, clerk Harris Lando. r. 625 Powell
Lando Philip, peddler, r. 428M Linden Av
Landon . sash and blind makir, r. 529 Taylor
Landon Eustace B., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 329
Fourth
Landon Frank P., clerk, r. 228 Haight
Landon Gardner Jr., with Producers' Marble Co., r.
228 Haight
Landon Horace, r. 114 Powell
Landon Howard P.. assistant secretary 8. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, r. 2017 Devisadero
Landon Mary A., widow, r. 510 Larkiu
T,andon Walter E., bookbinder, r. 510 Larkin
I^nndran James M.. carpenter, 114254 Folsom
Landrau John T.. carpenter, r. 1142^ Folsom
Landran Reuben M., carpenter, r. 1142 "^ Folsom
LiindressH Caesar E.. carpenter, r. 813 Greenwich
Landresse H. Clerc de, mining secretary. 36 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 10 Jansen
Landrigan Michael, teamster, r. 613 Mission
T.andrigan Philip J., onrii'nter, r. 613 Mission
Landry A. W., inolder Dnlon Iron Works, r. cor Fifth
and Brannan
ftDVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REl 405-M MiW St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSKTS OVKR FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
LAN
712
LAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
nirouTERS OF
IIFLOlSr
II=»ES,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
Pipe FlKiiien. nil Sixes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Landry PanjelJ. cooper F. W. Arnold & Co., r. 316
Golden Gate Av
Landry Ely, clerk, r. 316 Golden Gate Av
Landry Etienne, r. 152 Fifth
Landry Tberence, real estate agent, 512 Montgomery,
r. 316 Golden Gate Av
Landry William, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Haydeu
Co., r. 316 Golden Gate Av
Landsberg Albert, liquor saloon, 1300 Market, r. 430 JS
Seventh
Landsberg Nathan, second-hand furniture, 948 Fol-
som
Landsberger Henry M. (Landsberger & Son) r. 717
Fillmore
Landsberger Herman, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth
LandsOeraer Isidor (Landsberger & Son) r. 717 Fill-
more
Land sbergT Louis, clerk Heyneman & Co., r. 717
Fillmore
Landsberger Joseph, clerk Plnkiert's Grand Bazaar, r.
1007 3<j Minna
Landsberger P., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1007}^
Minna
Liandsberger & Son (Isidor and Henry M.) com-
mission merchants, 123 California
Landson Louis, longshoreman, r. 325^ Langton
Landt Paul (Hinz & Landt) r. 1331 Golden Gate Av
Landucci Ferruchi, marble sawver Rulfino & Bianchi,
r. 24 Gilbert
Landucci Martino, fruits and groceries, 725 Mont-
gomery Av
Landvoght John, bakery, 1711 Mission
Landwehr Albert, manager Tittel & Krueger, 420
Market, r. Oakland
Lane Albert L., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2414
Folsom
Lane Andrew, engineer, r. 9 Winthrop
Lane Anna, r. 412 Jones
Lane Augustus, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.
Lane Benjamin, porter Palace Hotel, r. 553 M Steven-
son
Lane C. Mrs., r. 1135J^ Valencia
Lane Catherine M., widow, r. 1137 Union
Lane Charles C, bookkeeper William E. Lane, r. 509
Kearny
Lane Charles C, speculator, r. 1701 Gough
Lane Charles H. carpenter, r. 12}^ Willows Av
Lane Charles H., laundryman City and County Hos-
pital, r. 1030 Alabama
Lane Daniel, r. 20}^ Minna
Lane Daniel H., calker, r. 18 First
Lane David, porter Cal. Electric Light Co.. r. 175
Perry
Lane David F., driver, r. 1137 Union
Lane D. M. Miss, assistant bookkeeper Wheeler &
Wilson Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Lane E. Miss, tailoress, r. 217 Eighth
Lane E. Mrs., widow, r. 1612 Turk
Lane Edward, stonecutter F. E. Knowles & Co., r. 446
Brannan
Lane Elizabeth Miss, telegraph operator W. U. Tel.
Co., r. 725 Ashbury
Lane Elizabeth, widow, r. 1119 Leavenworth
Lane Francis Y., furniture, 526 Valencia
Lane Frank K. (Vassault & Lane) r. Oakland
Lane George, foreman packer Geo. H. Tay & Co., r.
113 Lily Av
Lane George, longshoreman, r. 1205 Stockton
Lane George A., iinisher Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 23
Lafayette
Lane George W., teamster, r. 110 Tehama
Lane Hannah, widow, r. NE cor Twenty seventh and
Folsom. B. H.
Lane Henry G., stonecutter, r. 444 Brannan
Lane James, expressman, cor Market and McAllister,
r. 225 Twelfth
Lane James, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1612 Turk
Lane James B., tile setter, r. 23 Lafayette
Lane James E., clerk, r. 1612 Turk
Lane James F., city passenger agent Texas and Pa-
cific and Missouri Pacific Rys, 005 Market, r. 108 Ji5
Lily Av
Lane James J., real estate agent, 608 Market, r. Ocean
View
Lane J. Edward, piano tuner F. W. Spencer & Co., r.
23 Lafayette
Lane John, r. 362 Jessie
Lane John, bartender, r. 915>4 Howard
Lane John, liquor saloon, 24-Third
Lane John B., salesman Max Biirkardt. r. 333 Eddy
Lane Joiin H., electrical engineer and plumber,
114 Ellis, r. .502 Mason
Lane John J., liquor saloon, 17 Powell, r. 3125<i Minna
Lane John M. (Lane & Connelly) r. Woodside, San
Mateo Co.
Lane John 8., teamster, r. cor Third and Berry
Lane Julia B., widow, r. 12 J^ Willows Av
Lane Katie, widow, r. 8 Potter
Lane Lawrence, expressman, r. 1326 O'Farrell
Lane Levi C, physician and surgeon, office 652
Mission, and president and professor surgery
Cooper Medical College, r. 2302 Clay
Lane Lizzie, domestic NE cor Pierce and Fulton
Lane Mark (Mark Lane k Co.) r. 102 Ellis
Lane Mark & Co. (Mark Lane) real estate and insur-
ance, 14 Montgomery
Lane May Mrs., tailoress, r. 621 Franklin
Lane Michael, cook, r. 718 Church
Lane Michael, stonecutter, r. 23 Lafayette
Lane Micliael, wines and liquors, 326 Davis, r.
,210 Ellis
Lane Michael F., teamster S. F. Lumber Co., r. 1103
Stevenson
Lane N. A. Mrs., r. 412 Jones
Lane Nathan W., D. D., pastor Fourth Congregational
Church, r. 609 J^ Chestnut
Lane Peter F., master mariner, r. 141 Chestnut
Lane Robert, calker, r. 1010 Alabama
Lane Sullivan, teamster, r. 1322 Eddy
Lane Thomas, waittr strar Alameda
Lane Thomas A., salesman, r. 1137 Union
Lane Thomas B., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.
r. 28 Potter
Lane Walter W., proptr Mariners' Home. 504-506
Davis
Lane William, bartender, r. 333 Eddy
Lane William, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
Reidy's Hotel
Lane William, peddler, r. 1208 Sanchez
Lane William C, r. 333 Eddy
LANE WILLIAM E. plnn.l,er
and gasfitter, 505 Kearny, r. 509
Kearny-
Lane William H., painter Palace Hotel, r. 264 Eighth
Lane William H., porter Horn & Co., r. 23 Lafayette
Lane William T., engineer, r. 1705 Jones
Lane & Connelly (John M. Lane and Francis J. Con-
nelly) mnfrs cigars, 204-206 Market
G^" Lane. See Laine and Lehn
Lanegram Henry, milker John P. Verges, r. cor Rus-
sia and Athens Avs, Exoelsior Homestead
Lanfar Benjamin F., stenographer, 66 Nevada
Block, r. 1326 Fillmore
Lanfert C. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Lanfranchl Bonaventurp, clerk, r. 1908 Buchanan
Lanfranchi Clemence, teacher French, r. 1908 Bu-
chanan
Lanfranchi Pauline, teacher music, r. 1908 Buchanan
Lang A., cook S. F. Bar Assn. 121 Post
Lang Adam, baker, r. 34 Hayes
Lang Adolph, brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 1231
Stockton
LANG ADOLPH sole t.ott,er
FrederifUsburg Lager Beer, 1818 Ellis
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TJ3Sr ID E I?.-V^E .A.TI
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixt-res.
3? Mariet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Iwash^n^tPn ST. 1 Proprieicrs of llie Orleans Vineyard
LAN
713
LAN
Lans A. G., jeweler Levlsou Bros., r. 1206M Sutter
I^aiif? Arthur E., carpenter, r. 1709 J^ Jt-ssie
Lang August (Lang BroB.) r. 1908^ Ellis
Lang Beiiuett M., stevedore, r. 22 Frielou
LANG BROTHERS ,ono,
I^eonhard uiid Aii^'ust) sole bottlers
Fretlericksburtr Export Lu^er, 1318
Scott nr O'Farrell, bruncU 539 Cali-
fornia.
Lan« Catherine T., r. 2022 Ellis
Lang Charles E., bouse and sign paiating, 216 Wash-
ington, r 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E. Jr., sign writer, r. 1714 Mason
Lang Chariea W., traveling salesman, r. 42() Kearny
Lang Dominick, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 10(3 Welsh
Lang Edward, r. 1211 Eighteenth
Lang Edward, merchant (Portland, Or.) r. 1452
Franklin
Ling Edwin, carpenter, r. 42.5 Fell
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, 2821 Mission
Lang Eva, domestic 600 Octavia
Lang Frank, lithographer, r. 20 Page
Lang Frederick, clerk, r. 20 Page
Lang Fritz (Lang Jfe Froboese) r. 405 Kearny
Lang George (Lang & Co.) r. Calistoga
Lang George Jr., cellarman Bozo Radovich, r. 507
Lang George F., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1836
Howard
Lang George E., contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Lang Giles B., salesman Allen & Hlggins Lumber Co.,
r. 4 Parker Av
Lang H.. clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Lang Henry, r. 825 Kearny
Lang Henry, cooper, 114 Jackson, r. Alameda
Lang Henry J., clerk George T. Knox, r. 425 Fell
Lai]g Jacob, baker V. Meinberger, r. 514 Greenwich
Lang Jacob L., inspector Custom House, r. 1511 Scott
Lang Jakob, r. 225 Langton
Lai g James, stage carpenter Alcazar Theater
Lang Jane, widow, r. 214 Powell
Lang John, butcher, r. E s Falkland nr Railroad Av
Lang John, laborer South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision House
Lang John Mrs., r. 1206 Ji Sutter
Lang Joseph, master schr Carrier Dove, office 7 Clay,
r. 403 Bryant
Lang Lena Mrs., liquor saloon, 122 Berry
Lang Leonhard (Lang Bros.) r. 1937 O'Farrell
Lang Lizzie, domestic 514 Post
Lang Louis, liquor saloon and lodgings, 20 Page
Lang Louis, wood carver, r. 6 Mission
Lang Louis Jr., plumber, r. 20 Page
Lang Lucetta M. Miss, r. 214 Powell
Lang Mark A., carpenter John G. Carr, r. 425 Fell
Lang Max, merchant, r. 1452 Franklin
Lang Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Kentucky
Lang Nicholas H., solicitor Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 1111
Sntter
Lang Otto (Lang Bros.) r. 1318 Scott
Lang Owen, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Lang Peter, butcher, r. 1316 Broadway
Lang Peter, helper, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 212 First
Lang v., widow, r. 2821 J^ Mission
Lang William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Lang William, painter, r. 217 Perry
Xiiittfr ^ Co, (George Lang) wholesale wine and
lifjnor merchants, 100-104 First
liaiij; Jk Froboese (Fritz Lang and G. Henry Fro-
linese) proprietors Enterprise Restaurant, 218-220
Snnsome
Lang. See Lange
Langan Mrs., widow, r. 72054 Clementina
Langan C. L. Mrs., lodgings, 240 Sixth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
HOST GIRCDLATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
w, & J, mm & CO,
I.MPOltTKllS OI'
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Langan E., r. 871 Market
Laugan .loUu A., wood and coal, 1028 Harrison, r. 240
Sixth
Langan Peter, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Langan Sarah, widow, r. 20 M Decatur
Langan Thomas, special policeman, r. 124 Trenton
Langbelu Herman F.. barber. 325 Grant Av r. 919
Jackson
Langbclle George T., traveling salesman Langley &
Michaels, r. Occidental Hotel
Langborne Arthur, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ken-
tucky Home
Langdale Alfred, lamps and crockery, 1207 Stockton,
r. 1206 Stockton
Langdon Albert E., brass molder, r. NW cor First and
Mission
Langdon John, carpenter, r. 310 Tehama
Langdon L., mining, r. 1020 Mission
Langdon Thomas, shoemaker, 535 Castro
Lange Albert, helper Ahlborn House
Lange Andrew, engineer, r. 25 Welsh
Lange Arthur H., cook, r. 416 Seventh, rear
Lange August, laborer Herbst & Maas
Lange Charles, r. Spruce nr .Jackson
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, S93 Sixth
Lange Dora, widow, r. 50 )4 Stevenson Av
Lange Edmund W. R , barber, 1203 Powell
Lange Ernest, bollermaker, r. 64 First
Lange Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 120 Shipley
Lange Frederick, locksmith, 1734 Market, r. 14 Dore
Lange Frederick W. M., dairy, Carl bet Cole and
Stauyan, office NW cor Haves and Polk, r. 316 Mc-
Allister
Lange George E., cooper, r. 2664 Folsom
Lange Gussie P. Miss, telegraph operator, r. Spruce
nr Jackson
Lange H. F., bookkeeper Kruse & Euler, r. 427 Eddy
Lange Henry, clerk, r. 132 Dolores
Lange Herman, clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Laguna
Lange John, stevedore, r. 911 Treat Av
Lange John 0. R.. mnfr willow ware, 14 Montgomery
Av, r. 21 Stone
Lange John F., locksmith, York bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Lange Li llie A. Miss, dry goods, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-third
Lange Louisa J., widow, r. 2664 Folsom
Lange MoUie, waitress, r. 819 Howard
Lauge Oscar V., view artist, 20 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Lange Peter, clwrk Schroeder & Vocke. r. 301 Golden
Gate Av
L.aii$;e P. N., wines and liquors, 246 Townsend
Lange R., r. 306 Kearny
Lange W. G., stage carpenter, r. 104 Kearny
Lange William, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Lange William, milk ranch, Carr bet Stanyan and
Cole
Lange William H., clerk M. D. Meyer, r. 2203 Geary
Lauge William J., driver W. Lange, r. Carr bet Stan-
yan and Cole
Lange William L., telegraph messenger S. P. Co.,
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oakland
Lange William P.. with Lambert & Greene, r. 636
Haight
ISr Lange. See Laing, Lang and Layug
Langelo Peter, bottler Langmack & Huefer, r. 2239^
MlBSion
Langenbeck Frederick, shoemaker, r. 573 Bryant
Langenderfer Joseph (Langenderfer & Meegan) r.
215 Powell
Langenderfer k Meegan, (Joseph Langenderfer and
Peter Meegan) publishers Cal. League Score
Book, office 36 O'Farrell
Langenschelilt William, correspondent J. GundUch
& Co., r. Second nr Natnina
Langer Frank, packer Payot, Upham k Co.. r. Ala-
meda
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SaiM St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
LAN
714
LAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
LMl'OKTKUS (IF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes Jiml >;uml>ers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Langer John, with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Iowa
bet Sierra and Nevada
Langer U., waiter Gruen k Ziukand
Langer Relnhold, laborer S. P. t-Jo., r. 514 Bryant
Langer John, laborer, r. G3G Commercial
Langer Richard, bartender, r. (ilCJi Nntoma
Laiiofer Robert, superiutendent factory Electrical
Supply Co.. r. 29 Clinton Park
Langerman C. F. A., blacksmith, r. 1519 Turk
Langerman C. F. A. Jr., blacksmith, r. 1519 Turk
Langeron Frank, carriage and wagonmaker, 414 Broad-
way, r. 433 Broadway
Langfeldt Frederick, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 638 Commercial
Langfeldt & Mayers, merchants (Yokohama, Japan)
office 228 Front
Langfrfrd George Mrs., widow, r. 22 J^ Harriet
Langford John, liqnor saloon, 116 Jackson
Langford Thomas E., sergeant police, r. 1118 Mont-
gomery
Langford Thomas R. Jr., oiler stmr Zealandia, r.
1118 Montgomery
Langham Charles E., salesman W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Langham Emile, with S. P. Co., r. 141 Fifth
Langham House. 523 Kearny
Langham John, laborer Whyte & DeRome, r. 6 Zee
PI
Langham William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Langham William, seaman, r. 263 East
Langhorn G., quartermaster steamer Collma
Langhorne George, clerk, r. 2214 Jackson
Langhorne James P. (Langhorne & Miller) r. 2419 Pa-
cific Av
Langhorne John D., bookkeeper, r. 2419 Pacific Av
Langhorne Marion B., secretary Nicholas Lunlng, r.
2214 Jackson
liaiigfliorne & Miller (James P. Langhorne and
John H. Miller) attorneys at law, 408 California,
rooms 16-n
Langkusch Theodore, machinist, r. 466 Minna, rear
LANG-LAND NELSON P.
stairbwilder, 407 Slissiou, r. 1315 Mis-
sion
Langland Robert N., stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r.
1215 Mission
Langlands William, stevedore, r. 531 Greenwich
Laugley Charles L.. collector and city agent South
British Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of New Zealand,
r. 817 Treat Av
Langley Edward, weigher T. G. Walkington, r. 26
Bluxome
Langley Edward D., bookkeeper Am. Tract Soc, r.
915 Efldy
Langley Esther, widow, r. 12 Louisa
Langley Frank W., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell.
r. Oakland
Langley Hannah Mrs., janitress Potrero Primary
School, r. E s Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Langley Hugh, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 26
Bluxome
Langley James M. (Langley & Jones) r. 306 Eight-
eenth
Langley John, bartender Daniel Hickey, r. 523 Kearny
Langley John, conductor Presidio R. R., r. 36 Val-
paraiso
Langley Joseph, waiter, r. 5 Dodge
Langley Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. Chatham PI
Langley Matilda, widow, r. 525}^ Fell
Langley Melanie Mrs. (Langley & Michaels) r. 234
Haight
Langley M. V. Mrs., elocutionist, 19 Phelan Bldg
Langlpy William, bottler, r. 26 Bluxome
Langley William, blacksmith Langley & Jones, r. 306
Eighteenth
Lani'ley & Jones (James M. Langley and Peter L.
Jones) wagon mnfrs, 27 Washington
LANGLEY & MICHAELS
(Mrs. Melanie Liiin^rley, Henry MicliaeU
aiKl Robert Watt) importers an<l jobbers
(lrii<;8, essential oils, tUeniicals, ;;luss-
■ware, sponu'es, perfumery, etc., and
maniifacliiriii^ chemists, :{4-4() First
Laufley's Directory of Sail Francisco
W. H. L. Corran compiler, oflice 518
Clay
Langlitz Henry J., usher, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Langlltz John, expressman, r. 16 Lynch
Langlois Edward, sblpcarpenter, r. 124 Hayes
Langlois Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 124 Hayes
Langlois Francis B., shipping clerk Tatum & Bowen,
r. 113 Langtim
Langlois Henry S., boatbuilder, r. 113 Langton
Langmack John (Langmack & Hoefer) r. 2239M Mis-
sion
Langmack >t Hoefer (John Langmack and Joseph
Hoefer) beer bottlers, NE cor Eighteenth and
Stevenson
Langreder Dietrich, shoemaker, 308 Fell
Langreder Lrmis, cabinetmaker, r. 308 Fell
Langshaw Heniy, plasterer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Liangfstadter Daniel, r. 828 Ellis
Langstadter Pauline Miss, teacher Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 828 Ellis
Langstadter Seligman, cigars and tobacco, 321 San-
some, r. 828 Ellis
Langstaff William, contractor, 30 New Montgomery,
r. 617 Jessie
Langstaff William J., assistant bookkeeper Roth,
Blum & Co.. r. 617 Jessie
Langstroth J. A., accountant S. F. Savings Union, r.
cor Morton and Kings Av. Alameda
Langton Annie, widow, r. 19 White's PI
Langton Calvin N., clerk Eppinger & Co., r. 1134 Mc-
Allister
Langton Julia, widow, r. 1134 McAllister
Langton R. E. Mrs., r. 1030 Jackson
Langton William M., printer, 628 Cay, r. 1030 Jackson
Langtry J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Langtry James, r. 1419 Clay
Languilette Louis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Lanigan Charles, laborer, r. 310 Eighth, rear
Lanigan Edward, deputy Tax Collector, r. 1025 Wash-
ington
Lanigan Oscar E., helper Hamilton & Leach, r. 318
Folsom
Lanigan Patrick, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Lanigan William E., assistant train dispatcher S. P.
Co.. r. 751 Harrison .
Lanlsan William G., inspector Custom House, r. 804
Market
Laninger George P., clerk Tillmann&Bendel, r. 1719
Mason
Lauk Samuel J., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2428}^
Sacramento
Lankenau Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Railroad Av
and Tenerlffe
Lankenau J., with Clans Wreden & Co., r. 823 Green-
wich
Lann Charles, tailor, r. 2 Hyde PI
Lann William, druggist R. E. White & Co., r. 2 Hyde
PI
Lannigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 4 Vincent
Lannlgau Thomas, laborer, r. 1329 Sansome
Lannlng James, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Lanno Peter, boarding, 2115 Powell
Lannon Frank, elevatorman Nevada Block, r. 2235
Geary
Lannon J. B.. compositor Call
Lannon Patrick, laborer, r. 2235 Geary
Lannon Patrick W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
2125 O'Farrell
SPECIAL PATTERNS
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ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604', 486.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
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MARhET ST.
IBOOKBINDERS. ENGRAVERS, ETC.
LAN
715
LAR
Lanoou Thoiuas F., painter, r. 2'24 Fourth
Launon. See Lauiiiiii aud Leiinon
Lanouette Adele Mrs., drcsismuker, r. 1517 Polk
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker U. W. Boot aud Shoe
Co.. r. X517 Polk
Lanouette Edward F., shoemaker, r. 2927 Mission
Lauonttle Frank C, foreman Henrj- Hanson, r. 2010
Ellis
Lanouette Louise Mrs., bakery, 2927 Mii^sion
Lanout Chiirleg, laundryman John Bernou, 639 Third
Lanpher Walter A., porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co.,
r. (124 Fourth
Lanque C. A., waiter, r. 60 Annie
Lansburgh R. Mrs., typewriter, 420 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 8 Geary Court
Lansing , shoemaker, r. 33 Rinsold
Lansing Benjamin, laborer, r. 612 Howard
Lansing Gerrit L., secretary and controller
Southern Pacific Co.. NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 3t), r. 10(11 Pine
Lansing Henry D., clerk, r. 611 Folsom
Lansing Henry J ., meller Price's Assay Office, r. 123
Twenty-tourth
Lansing Julia, widow, r. 612 Howard
Lansing M. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
Lansing William G., bookkeeper Board of Education,
r. 713 Devisadero
Lanszwlert Louis, chemist and druggist, 360 Fourth
Lantheaume Ferdinand, waiter, r. 906 Clay
Lanfheaume John P., florist, r. 42S Capp
Lanthier Autoiue, plasterer, r. 10 Boyd
Lanthier Charles, brewer, r. 10 Boyd
Lanthier David, boxmaker, r. 10 Boyd
Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 25
Lafayette
Lanthier Olislme, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
433 Shipley
Lantry .lames, laborer, r. 33^ Zoe, rear
Lantz Charles, r. 1104 Market
Lanzendorf Ernst, dairy produce, 1606 Polk, r. 1508
Vallejo
Lanzer John, baker, r. 1042 Sutter
Lanzet Samuel, clothing, 30 Steuart, r. 2.325 Pine
Lapachet P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 719 J^ Green
Lapachet Peter, bartender, r. 719 H Green
Lapari Lawrence, milker Frank Furrer, r. Ss Eight-
eenth bet Clara Av and Hattie
Laparlat Blaise, widow, bakery, 936 Howard
Lapes Joseph, r. 10 Stark
Lapham Foster, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
Alameda
Lapham Lorenza, carpenter, r. 2 Sumner
Lapidge William F., master mariner, r. 742 Valencia
Lapiere Charles, r. 240 Sutter
Laplere James, drover, r. Dominica nr Susquehanna
Lapierre J. Marsan, foreman freight dept S. P. Co., r.
414 Brannan
Lapire House, 421 Fourth
Lapla John, machinist, r. 25'Rausch, rear
Laplace John L., lithographer Bnsqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. Sunny Bide, O^'ean House Road
La Planch Valentine, cigarmaker, r. 902 Montgomery
Laporte J. B. Mrs., widow, r. California Av nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Laporte Louis, sausagemaker, 706 Broadway
Lapouble Daniel (Ueigbeider & Lapouble) r. Madrid,
Excelsior Homestead
Lajioulide Adolph, liquor saloon, 433 Fourth
Lapoulide Gustave, foreman E. G. Lyons k Co., r. 814
Montgomery
Lapp James F., shoemaker, 942 Harrison
Lapp John, laborer S. P. Co , r. 624 Fourth
Lappin Frank J., clerk Apothecaries' Hall, r. .503 Post
Lappin Thomas, first assistant engineer stmr New-
bern, r. 108 Eureka
Laprctre Eugene, barber Otto Lemcke, r. 208 Fifth
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany
Lara Jose, carpellayer, r. 2 Salmon
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64 ( to 647 MARKET STREET.
Larbig Nicholas, pilot, r. 327 Francisco
Larch Mary, widow, cook, r. 810 Bush
Larconibe Joseph B., carpenter, r. 614 Powell
Lardner B.. r. 317 Bush
Lardner George, bricklayer, r. 632 Minna
Lardner Henry F., stenoKrapher and type writer, 405
Montgomery, room 23, r. 326 Brannan
Lardo Bruno, waiter, r. 213 Fowell
Laredo Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 27 Hinckley
Larentz Emil, bartender H. Henne, r. 19 Willows Av
La Republica (weekly) Modesto E. Garcia publisher,
531 California
Lareu Alexander, laundryman P. Darolles, r. 33
Chenery
Largan William, painter, r. Wolfe opp Bryant, B. H.
Large Henry, sexton Howard Street M. E. Church, r.
8 Hubbard
Large Thomas W., locksmith, 525 Dupont
Large William, with Whittier, Fuller k Co., r. 849
Harrison
Largente Leon, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 249 Clem-
entina
Largormarsino Guiseppe, cellarman Lachman Oal,
Wine Co., r. 1711 Mason
Larimer Anderson VV., lubricating oils, r. 236 Six-
teenth
Larimer James, laborer 8. P. Co., r. 236 Sixteenth
Larimer Richard, builder, r. 1314 Green
Larini P. & Co. (V. and Pietro Larini and O. Barbieri)
fruits and vegetables, 134 !< Hayes
Larini Pietro (P. Larini & Co.) r. 114 Hayes
Larini V. (P. Larini & Co.) r. 134 H Hayes
Larios Joseph M., stockman Miller & Lax, r. 8E cor
Bryant Av and Mariposa
Larioule J. B., bottler, r. 1518 Stockton, rear
Larius E., blacksmith, r. Lombard nr Franklin
Lark Cyrus, whitener The Baldwin, r. 8 Lafayette
Larke Thomas, helper La Grande Laundry
Larken James F., stenographer passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 719 Sutter
Larkey Daniel E., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. NW
cor Webster and Filbert
Larkey Frank, clerk A. Mervy, r. 2100 Filbert
Larkey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Webster
and Filbert
Larkey John J., carrier Post Office, r. 418 Rlngold
Larkey William, clerk, r. NW cor Weoster and Filbert
Larkin Ann, widow, r. 34 Ritch
Larkiu Anna L. Miss, retoucher W. I. Williams & Co.,
r. Esmond House
Larkin David, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Larkin Dennis, marblecufter, r. 3Ji Larl<in
Larkin Conway, shoemaker, r. 34 Ritch
Larkin Ellen Sirs., r. 474 H Tehama
Lirkin George B., drayman, r. 1124 Howard
Larkin Jamis, r. 27 Anthony
Larkin James J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. York
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Larkin Jennie Mrs., r. 1934 Mission
Larkin John, expressman, r. 6 Bylngton .\v
Larkin John, hostler, r. 27 Anthony
Larkin John Jr., hackman. r. 27 Anthony
Larkin Joseph, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 610
Powell
Larkin Joseph, painter, r. .S05 Minna
Larkin Julia, widow, r. 2323 Pine
Larkin Michael, bakery, 500 X Sixth
Larkin Michael, teamster J. Martenstein & Co., r. 26
Turk, rear
Larkin Patrick J., assistant engineer Suiter St. RB.,
r. 122 Austin
Lurkiii Street PreKbyterlaii Cliurrli. Rev.
John C. Eastman pastor, W s Larkin bet Pacific
Av and Broadway
Larkin Thomas (Larkin k Flaherty) r. 341 McAllister
Larkin Thomas, commission merchant, r. 1913 How-
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809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Larkiti Thomas Rev., aHsistaut pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Missiou
Larkin Thomas H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 417}^
Tehama
Larkiu Thomaa O., real estate, r. 745 Pacific
Larkin William H., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. York
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and Richard
Flaherty) asphaltum roofers, 35 Post
Larkins William (Larkius & Co.) r. 27 Borland
Larkins William B.. bookkeeper Larkins & Co., r. 27
Dorlami
Iiarkins »fe Co. (William Larkins and George Mc-
Leod) carriage manufacturers, 634-638 Howard
Larmer Edward, machini.st Daly & Cavanagh, r. Oak-
land
Larmouth John, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Larned Joseph G., bartender Maurice Baker, r. 536
Sacramento
I Larney Albert, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson &
[ Co., r. 331 Langton
Larney John H., butcher, r. 331 Langton
Larney Nicholas I., laborer, r. 331 Langton
Larnier Ernst, cook, r. 1320 StO'-.kton
Laroche Alfred G., salesman Charles S. Fechheimer,
r. 2600 Sacramento
1^" Laroche. See Larroche
Larrabee C. H. Mrs., r. 336 Golden Gate Av
Larrabee George, waiter, r. 365^ Olementina
Larrabee John F., r. 1524 Sacramento
Larrecou Pierre, French laundry, 204 >i Turk
Larrecq J. & Co. (John Larrecq and Jules E. Voise-
net) wines and liquors, 1239 Stockton
Larrecq John ( J. Larrecq & Co.) r. 809 Pacific
Larrieu Jean, clerk, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Larrimore Richard, r. 529 Montgomery Av
8^" Larrimore. See Larimer
Larroche Francois (F. Larroche & Son) r. NE cor
Venezuela and Yazoo
Larroche F. & Son (Frangols and John) dealers tripe,
calves heads, etc., 1-5 Pacific Fruit Market, and
50 Centre Market
Larroche John (F. Larroche & Son) r. NE cor Vene-
zuela and Yazoo
Larrue Jean, vegetableman, r. 6 Chever PI
Larsen A. (Kofod & Larsen) r. 200 Fifth
Larsen A., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Larsen Adolph, plumber Hagenmeyer & Heinze, r.
121 Valparaiso
Larsen Albert, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Larsen Alfred, waiter Carl G. Larsen
Larsen Andrew, lumberman r. 659 Howard
Larsen J., packer, r. 327 Clementina
Larsen Anna, widow, r, ls29 Greenwich
Larsen Arthur, r. 129 Folsom
Larsen August seaman, r. 218 Broadway
Larsen Ca.rl G. , proprietor Tivoli Cafe, 18 Eddy,
r. 138 Eddy
Larsea Catherine Mrs., dressmaking, 222 Fifth
Larsen Charles, glassstainer John Mallon, r. 112
Natoma
Larsen Charles, liquor saloon, 541 Jackson, r. 413
Green
Larsen Charles, painter S. P. Co., r. 1909 Harrison
Lar.-en Christ cook Peter Peterson, r. 654 Mission
Larsen Chrlstain, laborer, r. Salem nrDeHaro
Larsen Christopher, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Clinton
Larsen Daniel, tailor, r. 707 Stockton
Larsen Edward A., draftsman Curlett & Cuthbertson,
r. 706 Mason
Larsen Elias, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Larsen Emma, domestic 2213 Howard
Larsen George, cooper, 314 Bryant, and cor Second
and DeBoom, r. 537 Second
Larsen George, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 121 J^
Gilbert
Larsen George Jr., cooper Geo. Larsen, r. 537 Second
Lar.sen Hans, bartender J. Quast, r. 11 Pacific
Lar8(ai Hans, carpenter Anderson Bros., r. State nr
Euroka
Larsen Hans, coffee saloon, 221 Grant Av
Larsen Henry, teacher music, r. 706 Mason
Larsen Henry B., watchmaker, r. 759 Folsom
Larsen Herman, cooper George Larsen, r. 319 Bryant
Larsen S., helper Pac Rolling Mill
Larsen Jens P., restaurant, 709 Battery
Larsen John, carpenter, r. 27 Hawthorne
Larsen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Liarseu Joseph, house and signpainter, 40 Turk,
r. 417 Turk
Larsen Kate, widow, r. 121 Valparaiso
Larsen Lars, r. Thirtieth nr Noe
Larsen Louis, clerk, r. 312 Beale
Larsen Louis, gardener, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av
Larsen Louis A., clerk Builders' Assn of Cal.. r. 222
Fifth
Larsen Ludwig, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larsen M., yardmau Pac. Rolling Mill
Larsen Niels, bootmaker, 401 Sutter, r. 164 Clara
Larsen Ole, laborer, r. Cliff House
Larsen Paul, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Larsen Paul, teamster Dohrmanu & Co.
Larsen Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Larsen Peter, seaman, r. 309 Main
Larsen Peter, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Teneriffe
nr Potomac
Larsen S., woolsorter, r. 790 Folsom
Larsen William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 121 Valparaiso
Larsen William, seaman, r. 263 East
L>ar$en & "Wilson (William Wilson) agents Cali-
fornia Watch and Jewelry Co., 201 Kearny
B^" Larsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseneur Charles T., gastitter David Bush
Larseneur Dominic, sashmaker, r. 402 )g Harrison
Larson Amandus, r. 301 Lombard
Larson Andrew, groceries and liquors, SE cor San-
some and Vallejo
Larson Andrew, laborer, r. cor Mississippi and Santa
Clara
Larson Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larson Andrew O., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larson Andrew V., foreman Presidio RR., r. 424 Jack-.
son
Larson Annie, domestic 2508 Folsom
Larson Charles J., shoemaher Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 21}^ Oak
Larson Charles J., stone polisher Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 255 Clementina
Larson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larson John, shoemaker, r. 21 ii Oak
Larson John M., water tender stmr City of Sydney
Larson L., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Larson L. F., master schr Edward Parke, office 10
California, room 3
Larson Maria, dome.stic 1030 Bush
Larson Nels, laborer, r. cor Mississippi and Santa
Clara
Larson Nils, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larson Olivia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1017 Larkin
Larson Olof, seaman, r. 214 Steuart
Larson O. M., master schr Volant, office, 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Larson Otto, helper, r. N s Sierra bet Loiiisiana and
Maryland
Larson Rasmus, finisher Poetsch & Peterson, r. Army
nr Folsom
Larson Simon, seaman, r. 263 East
Larson Swaim, fireman, r. 1922 Filbert
8^" Larson. See Larsen
Larssen Nicholas D.: r. 1427 Tehama
Larsson S., cook, r. Missouri nr Mariposa
Liartlie S^douard, accountant French Mutual Be-
nevolent Society, 510 Jackson, r. Alameda
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Cjartle Edward, r. 3 M«ry Lane
uartigau John P., poultry and dairy produce, 15-19
S. F. Market, r. 1504 Golden Gate Av
ijartlRMP Jean, cellarmau F. Chevalier & Co., r. G03
•Washington
liartigue L.. r. Ifi Trenton
Larue Sigismond, shoemaker, r. 115 Oak
Larue's Wharf, East bet Market and Mission
tary Annie, widow, r. 2012 Larkin
arzeUre Leigh R., bookkeeper Larrelere & Witbam,
r. 425 Bryant
l^arzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witbam) r. 425
Bryant
jBi-zelf re «& Witliam (William B. Larzelere and
William L. Witham) produce commission mer-
chants, SW cor Clay and Davis
,88ar David (L. Lasar & Son) r. 15:52 Post
iB.sar Emanuel, merchant, r. 1705 Post
.a&ar L. & Son (Leopold and David) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Post and Laguna
.asar Leopold (L. Lasar .fe Son) r. 1.532 Post
Dasch John J., druggist, 1633 Mission
•cttcs Joseph, laundry, 1052 Howaid
ascy Albert A., r. 13 Monroe
a Selle Calvin, painter, r. 1155 Foleom
a Selle Charles J. clerk, r. 724 Harrison
e Frank H.. r. 323 Taylor
F" Laselle. See Lasalle and Lasselle
lash H. (Isidore Lash) manufacturer rufflings, lace
goods and ladies' and children's underwear, 533
Market
ash Isidore (H. Lash) r. 926 Sutter
ask George E., theatrical manager, r. 1235 Pine
ask Harry J., r. 156 Eddy
ask Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
ask Louis, merchant (Marysville, Cal.) r. 1235 Pine
askey Addie. widow, r. 757 Howard
askey Benjamin, laborer, r. 24 Stanley
'98ki B. L., r. 1717 Leavenworth
askie M., bartender, r. 237 Stevenson
iieky Levi, merchant, r. 1706 Geary
isky William, r. C5 Jessie
Sociedad (Spanish weekly) Frederick Epson edi-
tor and proptr. office, 729 Montgomery
Societe Francaise d' Epargnes et de
Prevoyaiice MiitueUe, E. J. Le Breton pres-
ident, A. Brand, secretary, 534 California
!8 August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 23}^ Gar-
den
iss Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land
«S8 Henry F., liquor saloon, 110 Berry
188 Henry P., glassworker. r. 112 Natoma
188 Thomas, seaman, r. 320 Druram
IBS William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
issale Emil, teacher music, r. 2216 Mason
issiille Anselme, laundryman P. Darolles, r. 33
Chcnery
issalle Berthilda Mme., French laundry, 132 Geary
Bselle Mrs., widow, r. 214 Powell
.sselle B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Mint Av
.sselle Frederick A., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 1063 Broadway
sselle Robert, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
^ Lasselle. See La Sell and Lassalle
.Bsen Albert C, bookkeeper Haskell & Muegge, r.
Alameda
gseu Christian, teamster John Stumpf, r. Paraguay
bet Platte and Yazoo
ssen George, sailmaker, r. 4 Pfeiffer
ssen Hans C. (H. C. Lassen & Co.) r. 4 Pfeififer
.Bsen H. C. A: Co. (Hans C. Lassen) ship chandlers,
118-120 Berry
,88well Mounterville D., plumbing and gas fitting,
765 Mission, r. 461 Clementina
1 Michael, laborer, r. 514 Howard
Btein George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Trinidad nr
Yazoo
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64 ( to 647 MARKET STREET.
Lastreto Charles, teacher St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Lastreto Emilio, law student George D. Sbadburne,
r. H)24 Washington
Lastreto Liiigi F., commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. 1924 Washington
Lastreto Maria Mrs., saleslady, r. 2200 Taylor
Lastro Albert, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 11 Powell
Latchford Thomas, coal passer, r. NE cor Bay and
Larkin
Later James, teamster, r. 221 )<J Tenth
Latham A., printer The Bancroft Co.. r. 762 Bryant
Latham Charlotte Mrs., r. 567 Seventeenth
Latham David, clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 171 Perry
Latham Edward, bartender P. Leary, r. 807 Kearny
Lathrop ElishaN., cigar dealer, r. 816 Jackson
Latham Emily K.. widow, r. 2111 Pine
Latham Frank B., mining secretary, and secre-
tary North Pacific Coast Railroad Co.. 1 San Fran-
cisco Stock and Exchange Bldg, r. San Anselmo
Latham John L , salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. 2603 Sacramento
Latham Joseph, chipper Pac. Iron Works, r. 762 Bry-
ant
Latham Joseph Jr., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 762 Bryant
Latham Lewis A., clerk, r. 1623 Webster
Latham M. D., clerk, r. 50 South Park
Latham M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Post
Latham William B., searcher of records, r. 1623 Web-
ster
Latham William C, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,
r. 1623 Webster
Lathbury James, engineer, r. 1034^ Folsom
Lathrop Alice, widow, r. 210 Eichteenth
Lathrop Annie M., widow, r. 2101 Van Ness Av
Lathrop Ariel, agent Leland Stanford, oflice NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Palace Hotel
Lathrop Barbour, r. 701 Stockton
Lathrop Charles G., r. 2101 Van Ness Av
Lathrop Elisha, r. 611 Shotwell
Lathrop Elisha N., cigars and tobacco, 414 Sansome,
r. 816 JackBon
Lathrop John, watchman, r. 419 Brannan
B^" Lathrop. See Lothrop
Latimer John, teamster, r. 115 Vallejo
Latimer Lorenzo D., attorney at law, 75-77 Ne-
vada Block, r. Pacific Club
Latison Joseph, barber, r. 223 Hayes
Laton Charles A., secretary Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, and general agent Fire
Association of Philadelphia, 439 California, r.
Palace Hotel
B^ Laton. See Layton and Leighton
Latour Louis, engineer, r. SH Broadway
Latrille Peter, milker John P. Verges r. cor Russia
and Athens Avs, Excelsior Homestead
LatrouU George, draftsman George A. Bordwell, r.
1332 Church
Latroull Oliver, laborer, r. 1332 Church
LatHoii Prank P., wholesale and retail dealer
hardware. 28-30 New Montgomery, Palace Hotel,
r. .520 Oak
Lattemore G. A., with Mayle k Wienbolz. r. 614
Kearny
Latz Benjamin, traveling salesman Sache Bros. &
Co., r. Portland, Or.
Latz Samuel, r. 1911 Geary
Latz Samuel, salesman Roth. Blum & Co., r.817 Web-
ster
Latzer Sylvester H. (Jacobson & Latzer) r. Phelan
Lau Albert H., proprietor Express Exchange, SW
cor Second and Jessie, r. 815^ Howard
Lnu Henry U.. wagonmaker, r. 654 Jessie
BE?- Lau. See Law
Laub Frank, bakery. Twenty-sixth nr Columbia, r.
HW cor Dolores and Twenty-second
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Laubeuheimer Charles, barber Grand Hotel, r. Ala-
uieda
Laubenhelmer Christian H., bartender Faude & Co.,
r. t50'2 Mission
Lauber Francis X., laborer, r. 41 Freelon
Lauber Fred, miller Gal. Coralline and Milling Co.
Lauber Nelson, seaman, r. 931 Greeu-wich
Laubersheimer Daniel, with John D. Wanz. r. 622
Capp
Laubersheimer J. C, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 512 Bush
Laubscher Charles, butcher M. Britten, r. 427 Hayes
Lauce Charles, blacksmith, r. 304 Fifth
Lauda John B., r. Mission Road nr Six Mile House
Lauden Martin K., manager Wm. Deering & Co.
(Chicago, 111.) 1021-1027 Bryant, r. 821 Pine
Lauden William T., clerk M. K. Laudeu, r. 821 Pine
Lauder Brothers (Louis G. and Silas W.) hay and
grain, 570-572 Bryant
Lauder Louis G. (Lauder Bros.) r. 427 Sixth
Lauder Silas W. (Lauder Bros.) r. 118 Morris Av
Lane A. Mrs., widow, r. 412 Jones
Lauenstein J., r. 1015 Market
Lauenstein Robert A., bookkeeper Jacoby Bros., r.
Alameda
Lauer J. H., plumber, r. 502 Mason
Lauer John, drayman, 123 Sausome, r. 719 Seventeenth
Lauer Louis, printer, r. 106 Taylor
Lauer Martha A., copyist, r. 719 Seventeenth
Lauermann Nichols, stonecutter, r. E s Central Av
bet Bush and Sutter
Lauf Ernst, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Laufenberger H. C. F., prcptr S. F. Glue Works, r.
Sixteenth bet Carolina and Center
Laufenburger Charles, proptr Eagle Soap Co. and
Melrose Salt Works, office 204 Clay. r. 315 Lom-
bard
Lauflf Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1233 Pacific
Laufl'er Jacob G., cook Henry Ivemeyer, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Laugel Andrew, liquor saloon 1412 Dupont
Laughliu Charles D., waiter, r. 439 Jessie
Laugh lin Gregory, salesman, r. 114 McAllister
Laughlin James, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 15 Na-
toma
Laughlin John, porter, r. 2228 Hyde
Laughlin John M., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r.
707 Oak
Laughliu M. A. Mrs., r. 114 McAllister
Laughlin Mary, widow, r. 208 Moulton
Laughlin Thomas, porter, r. 228 Seventh
Laughlin Timothy, boilermaker. r. 707 Oak
Laughlin William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Laughlin William F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
707 Oak
By Laughlin. See Loughlin
Laughton James, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 30)^ Eausch
Lauigne F., cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Lauinger Charles, piano tuner Charles S. Eaton, r.
1113 Kearny
Lauinger George, teamster Henry Loewenhayn, r. 1719
Mason
Lauinger George P., clerk, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger John B., r. 1113 Kearny
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 1113
Kearny
Laujardiere Etienne, painter, r. 3 Washoe PI
Laujardiere Gustav, cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 3
Washoe PI
Laulhere F. Mrs., lodgiugs, 116 Leldesdorff
Laulhere Hippolyte (Loustaunau & Laulhere) r. 116
Leldesdorff
Iiauineistei- Charles S., proprietor Laumeister
Mills, 203-207 Mission, r. 25 Twelfth
Laumeister Charles T., salesman, r. 547 Fulton
Laumeister Heinrioh, r. 19 M Bruce PI
Laumeister John F., brewer U. d. Brewery, r. 224
Linden Av
LAUMEISTER MILLS
Cliui'le8 S. Liauiu«i8teT proprietor,
flour, feed, nteal, bran and iniddlinMTs,
^U.'t.^UT Mission
Lauu Albert H., steward, r. 815!:^ Howard
Laun Edward, laborer, r. 8 Converse
Laun George, laborer, r. 8 Converse
Laun Philip, expressman, cor Pine and Montgomery,
r. H Converse
Laun William, carpenter, Mission Road nr Six Mile
House
Launder Matthew, molder, r. .3034 Garden
Launder Richard, laborer, r. 30^ Garden
Lauuthaunie F., kitchen hand, r. 906 Clay
Laurel Hill Cemetery (late Lone Mountain)
Charles H. Crowell secretary, Central Av bet
Post and California
liaurel Palace, Harris & Merigan proprietors,
NW cur Kearny and Bush
Laurence C. P., clerk letter department Wells Fargo
& Co., r. Alameda
Laurence Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 1225 Union
Laurence Erwin, doorkeeper U. S. Panorama Co., r.
1225 Union
a^~ Laurence. See Lawrence
Laurens Patrick, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
Laurenson Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 514 Stevenson
Laurent Eugene, cook, r. 24 Mary
Laurent Henri, r. 230 O'Farrell
Laurian Alfonso, waiter, r. 513 Fourth
Laurie Joseph, carpenter, r. 516 Fourth
Lauriston Archibald (Lauriston & Ross) r. 921 Bat-
tery
Lauriston & Ross (Archibald Lauriston and John
Ross) liquor saloon and lodgiugs, 921 Battery
Lausten Anton, laborer S. P. Co., r. 238 Perry
Lausters Laus P., cellarman Welters Bros. & Co., r.
238 Perry
Lauten Alvis, r. 25^ Stone
Lauterbach Ernest E., r. 1155 Howard
Lauterbach John W., steward stmr Bonita, r. 1809
Taylor
Lautermilch Leopold (Lautermilch & Durr) r. 511'
Montgomery
LAUTERMILCH & DURR
(Leopold Liautemiilcli and Cliarles
Durr) restaurants 511 and 531 Mont-
gomery, and bakeries and confectiouc
ery 531 Montgromery and 504 Post
Lauterwasser Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Christian, hay and grain, 1505 Folsom,
r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Frederick P., clerk C. Lauterwasser, r
353 Eleventh
Lautze Clemence. laborer, r. 10163^ Bryant
Laux Gustav A., baker, r. 503 Chestnut
Lauxmann George, painter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Lavaguino Louis, fruits and vegetables, 104 Fourth
r. 319M Minna
La Vallee Armand, mnfr ladies' and children's under-
wear, 212 Sixth, r. 1013 Mission
La Vallee Emery, storekeeper Lick House, r. 6 Har-
riet
La Vallee M., blacksmith Rhody Doyle, r. 134 Fourtl
Lavalley Louis P., bakery and confectionery, iOi
Broadway
Lavarette Philip, helper Charles Pechin
Lavaroni Agostino, porter John Naismith, r. 20 La-
fayette PI
Lavaroni Carlos, laborer, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Lavaroni J., engineer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Lavaroni John, molder Empire Foundry, r. Oakland
Lavaroni John, laborer, r. 18 Jensen
Lavaroni -John, steward Hose No. 1, r. 104 Jackson
Lavaroni Joseph, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factor;
r. 9 Water
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L:ivaroni Louis, wood and coal, 15()(; Broadway
Lavaroni Louis Jr., clerk, r. 15011 Broadway
LsvaronJ Nicola, laborer, r. 2'2'2 Broadway
Lavch Alex., laborer, r. 18)^ Sumuer
Laveau Charles, blacksmith, r. 301 Fifth
Laveau Louis, butcher Hofmaun & Woenne
Harlan PI
Laveira Martin, driver Central RR., r. 1540 Eddy
Lavelle Andrew, laborer, r. 2919 Pine
Lavelle JaiueR, boilermaher, r. 5 Howard Court
Lavelle John, cigarmaker, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Lavelle John, groceries and liquors, 16 Heron
Lavelle John, plumber, r. 228 Minna
Lavelle Mary Mrs., janitress Denman Grammar
School, r. 8H Adelaide PI
Lavelle Peter, butcher, r. 307 Austin
Laven John, master mariner, r. 25 De Boom
Laveii M. C, superintendent Pacific Postal Tele-
graph Cable Co., 14-15 Nevada Block, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
(J^ Laven. See Lavin and Levin
Lavenroth Abraham, peddler, r. 258 Jessie, rear
Laveuroth Anna, widow, r. 2.58 Jessie, rear
Lavengon Albert S. (The E. Brunswick Bil-
liard and Pool Table Manufacturing Co.) r. 1213
Webster
Lavenson Mark, teamster, r. 608 Grove
Laver Augustus, architect, 327 Pine, room 19, r. 2323
Howard
Laver Charles J., draftsman A. Laver, r. 2323 Howard
Lavergne Matilde Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Lavery James V., proptr North Point Dock Grain
Warehouse, NW cor Chestnut and Saasome, r. 614
Sutter
Lavery John, barber William House, r. 300 Harrison
Lavery John, seaman, r. 1.50 Steuart
Lavery John, waiter International Hotel
Lavery Joseph G., cashier Royal, Norwich, Union and
Lancashire Ins. Co., r. 34 Twelfth
Lavery Margaret, widow, r. 506 Franklin
Lavery Robert, ship carpenter, r. 608 Second, rear
Lavezzari Elma, clerk Rosenblum Bros., r. 2305
Leavenworth
Lavezzari .Mary Mrs., r. 2305 Leavenworth
Lavezzo Paulo, fruits and vegetables, 1901 Mission
Lavlgne Jean M., fruits, 1501 Mason
Lavigne Jules, cooper, r. 429 Sutter
Lavigne Raymond, liquor saloon, 116 Fourth, r. 429
Sutter
Lavillan Henry C, longshoreman, r. SE Green and
Van Ness Av
Lavin Bridget, widow, bakery, 1072 Howard
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Florence Mrs., janitress Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 701 Lombard
Lavin James, harnessmaker, r. 4 Kramer PI
Lavin Michael r. 245^ Perry
Lavin Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 405
Fillmore
Lavin Thomas, seaman, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
^y Lavin. See Laven and Levin
La Violette Ciaspard, ladies' underwear, 144 Third, r.
1027 Mission
Laviosa Louis, fish, 101-102 California Market, r. «22
Broadway
La Voce del Popolo (Italian semi-weekly) Cevasco
k Canessa editors and proptrs, 535 Washington
Lavorne Lowes, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Lavrock George, carriage trimmer H. E. Holmes &
Co.. r. Oakland
Law Gustave, seaman, r. Ancon Hotel
Law Hartland (Law, King & Law Publishing House)
r. Chicago
Law Herbert E.(Law, Klngfe Law Publishing House)
• r. 2032 Stelner
Law, K.lnfs <& Law Pablishing^ Hoaae
(Hartland and Herbert E. Law and Richard S.
King) publishers, 240 Montgomery
Ai
IN THK
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Itlnniifuctui'crit of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Law Library San Francisco, New City Hall,
third floor
Law M. 8. Mrs., widow, r. 538 Turk
Law Richard W., operator U. S. Mint. r. East Oak-
land
Law William, r. 538 Turk
Law W. L., r. 126 Golden Gate Av
t^ Law. See Lau
Lawdon Thomas, second assistant engineer stmr
Acapulco
Lawler C. L. (T. F. Smith k Co.) r. Oakland
Lawler Daniel, freight clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 627 Na-
tuma
Lawler Daniel F., clerk M. Geraghty, r. 1127 Folsom
Lawler David, trunkmaker. r. 8 Albion Av
Lawler Edward, blindmaker Hindes & Murray, r. 540
Folsom
Lawler Francis, "wharfinger Beale Street Wharf, and
groceries and liquors, 429 Minna
Lawler Frank W., batterymau Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., r. 525 Shotwell
Lawler Frank W. , Judge Superior Couirt, De-
partment 8, chambers New^ City Hall, second floor,
r. 1400 Golden Gate Av
Lawler Howard J., compositor Chronicle, r. 2029
Market
Lawler James, bartender Clement Dixon, r. NW cor
Polk and Lombard
La^vler James, Judge Police Court No. 2, cham-
bers Old City Hall, second floor, r. 319 Ellis
Lawler John, woolsorter, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Harrison
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
York
Lawler Joseph Jr., woolsorter, r. SE cor Santa Clara
and York
Lawler Kate, domestic Occidental Hotel
Lawler Margaret, shirtmaker, r. 318 Tehama
Lawler Michael, blacksmith, r. Garfield Hotel
Lawler Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411 Fifth
Lawler Patrick, teamt^ter, r. 7 Sumner
Lawler Peter, hostler Matthew Nuiian, r. 14 Heron
Lawler Philip J., entry clerk Murphy, Grant i Co,, r.
429 Minna
Lawler Thomas H., r. 513 Twenty-fifth
Lawler Thomas H. Jr., sash and blindmaker, r. 513
Twenty-fifth
Lawler Thomas W., tanner, r. SE cor York and Santa
Clara
t^" Lawler. See Lawlor and Lolor
Lawless Bridget Mrs., widow, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless Frank, longshoreman, r. 703 54 Davis
Lawless J., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lawless James, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 307 Ritch
i Lawless John, laborer, r. 414 54 Clementina
Lawless John, plasterer, r. 1515 Broderick
Lawless Joseph, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 511
Franklin
Lawless Joseph C, harnessmaker, 115 Market, r.
Alameda
Lawless K. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 511 Frank-
lin
Lawless Lawrence, r. 755 54 Howard
Lawless Robert T.. first oflacer stmr Australia, r. 2216
Pine
Lawless Samuel, seaman, r, 2G6 Branuan
Lawless Thomas, carpenter, r. 70H Tehama
Lawless Walter, billpo.ster Sawyer & Co.
Lawley Michael, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 2
Rushton PI
Lawley W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lawlor Bartholomew, r. 1501! Sanchez
Lawlor Ellen, widow, r. 622 54 Ellis
Lawlor Geore U., r. 224 Haight
Lawlor Herbert A., salesman Henry Lii^ke, r. Oakland
Lawlor John, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
2601 Sacramento
Lawlor John, rigger, r. 540 Foleom
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720
LAW
W. W. XVIontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENC1L.TSH AND AMKhMCAN
TI1L.E3,
encaniitio, <JI»7.<><I unrt ■"Iain.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Lawlor John F., compositor, r. 540 Folsom
Lawlor John Mr., r. UK) Hyde
Lawlor Norman, porter Hegler, Johnson & Co., r. 224
Hai^'ht
Lawlor Patrick, clerK Eoblnson & Knox, r. Arion
House
Lawlor Peter H., draitsman John J. Clark, r. 622 J^
Ellis
Lawlor William B., r. 1609 Powell
Lawlor William J., insurance agent, r. 1116 Hyde
Lawlor William M., physician and surgeon, 326 Geary
Lawlor W. P., r. Occidental Hotel
tSf Lawlor. See Lawler and Lolor
Lawrence Andrew M., special correspondent Exam-
iner, r. 608 Powell
Lawrence Antone (Sherry, Lawrence & Co.) r. Sauce-
lito
Lawrence August, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy'e
Hotel
Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Engine No. 7, r. 3034 J^
Sixteenth
Lawrence Charles, r. 717 Post
Lawrence Charlotte, widow, r. 316 Green
Lawrence Delbert, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1419
Clay
lia-wrence E. A. & G. E. (George E. Lawrence)
attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms 40-42
Lawrence Emil, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 18 Bartlett
Lawrence Everett, r. 18 Bartlett
Lawrence Frank, liquor saloon, NW cor Third and
Howard, r. 704 Howard
Lawrence Frank, machinehand, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Lawrence Fred A., journalist Examiner, r. 110 Ellis
Lawrence Florence N., widow, r. 1053 Mission
Lawrence George, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
518 Greenwich
Lawrence George, foreman William Davis, r. 626
Jessie
Lawrence George E. (E. A. & G. E. Lawrence) r.
Alameda
La^vreiice George O. , dentist, 122 Geary, r. 623
Harrison
Lawrence Henry, bookkeeper, r. 325J^ Bush
Lawrence Henry L., chief cook etmr City of Stockton,
r. 914 Pacific
Lawrence H. H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r. East
Oakland
Lawrence Horace, r. 725 Pine
Lawrence House, Mrs. C. A. Williams proptr, 704
Howard
Lawrence Humphrey, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r.
Oakland
Lawrence J., waiter, r. 611 Laguna
Lawrence James H., r. 27 Hawthorne
Lawrence James W.. bookkeeper, r. 3127}^ Mission
liawrence Jay V. , carpenter and builder, 619
Sacramento, r. 518 Greenwich
Lawrence Jay V. Jr., bookkeeper Jay V. Lawrence, r.
518 Greenwich
Lawrence J. F., r. 906 Market
Lawrence John, conductor Market St. ER., r. 2001
McAllister
Lawrence John, molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Lawrence John A., special agent Jacobs & Easton, r,
Berkeley
Lawrence John H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 768 Harrison
Lawrence Joseph, deckhand stmr Tiburon, r. 420
Broadway
Lawrence Joseph, waiter, r. 561 Minna
Lawrence Joseph, wholesale butcher, oflBce 310
Kearny, r. 12 Ash Av
Lawrence M. Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1029 Howard
Lawrence Maggie, widow, r. 602 Gough
Lawrence Matilda, widow, r. 28 Liberty
Lawrence Max, woodcarver, 123 Turk
Lawrence Nathan, r. 739 Minna
Lawrence Nellie, seamstress, r. 616 34 Nineteenth
Lawrence Randolph M., clerk Jonathan D. Stevenson,
r. 1017 J4 Guerrero
Lawrence Thomas, bricklayer, r. 625 Filbert
Lawrence ThomHs, gripman Market St. RR., r. Mc-
Allister ur Baker
Iia-\vrence \V. H., general superintendent Spring
Valley Water Works, 516 California, r. San Mateo
Lawrence William, barber C. H. Boone, r. 2 Bernard
Lawrence William, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Lawrence William, seaman, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Lawrence William, porter Daniel Somerville r. 21
Hinckley, rear
Lawrence William B., assistant engineer Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. Sim Mateo
Lawrence William G., gasfitter, r. 3127 M MiPsion
Lawrence William H., capitalist, r. 8 Elgin Park Av
8^" Lawrence. See Laurence, Lorentz and Loreuz
Lawrenson Peter, canvasser, r. 1016 Montgomery
B^" Lawrenson. See Lorensen, Lorenson, Lorentzen
and Lorinzen
Lawrie A. G., searcher records, r. The Rossmore
Lawrie Ella Miss. r. 1511 Washington
Lawrie Harry D., bookkeeper Cal. Title Ins. and Trust
Co., r. 2U6 Lombard
Laws Benjamin A. (Laws & Roberts) r. 226 Page
Laws Edward, salesman, r. 1308 Green
Laws James, steward stmr Santa Maria
L.a'ivs JoHn, produce commission merchant, 124
Cliiy, r. 1515 Ellis
Laws John C, clerk John Laws, r. 1515 Ellis
Laws & Roberts (Benjamin A. Laws and John G.
Roberts) commissien merchants, 211-213 Wash-
ington
Lawson Adolph, engineer F. Kronenberg & Co., r.
229 Fulton
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. 521 Birch Av
Lawson Albert, plasterer, r. 608 Bartlett
Lawson Albert, waiter C. O. Swanberg, r. 523 Pine
Lawson Alfred B. (Mahoney & Lawsonlr. Los Angeles
Lawson Amandus, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 301 Lombard
Lawson Andrew, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lawson Andrew, cooperage, 508 Front, r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Andrew, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 143
Dolores
Lawson Andrew Jr., tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 133
Dolores
Lawson August, carpenter, r. 439 Twenty-seventh
Lawson Charles, distributor La Grande Laundry
Lawson Charles, seaman, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta
and Sierra
Lawson C. W., expressman, r. Five Mile House, Mis-
sion Road
Lawson Edwin R., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission
Lawson Emil, waiter, r. 654 Mission
Lawson Emily Mrs., physician, 23 Powell
Lawson Enoch, engineer F. Kronenberg & Co., r. 229
Fulton
Lawson Ernest L., silversmith Schaezlein & Burridge,
r. 22 Minna
Lawson Fredericlc A., general merchandise
broker and commission merchant, 123 California,
r. 1701 Broderick
Lawson G. Mrs., fancy goods and dressmaking, W s
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Lawson George B., shipcarpenter, r. 307 Fourth
Lawson George R., sailmaker, r. 1619 Leavenworth
Lawson H. G., conductor Market St. RR.
Lawson Henry, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Lawson Hilma, domestic 2842 Mission
Lawson Ivan F., newspaper routes, r. 730 3<J Union
Lawson J. A., distributor La Grande Laundry
Lawson James, laborer, r. 260 First
Lawson James S., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1701 Broderick
Lawson John, barber Marks Cohen, r. 434 Minna
Lawson John, public weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r.
510 Taylor
LOWEST PEIOES.
PIKE GOODS.
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BEAMISH'S
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Pixtures.
37 fflariet St.
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Iwas^n=^t?n st.1 PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
LAW
721
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LawBon John, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Law-BOii John C. tin and sheet iron worker, G03 Bat-
tery and 30fi Jackson, r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John C. Jr., sheet Iron worker J. 0. Lawsoii,
r. 731 Guerrero
Lawsnu John K., lumberman, r. 37 South Park
Lawscn Louis, teamster, r. 1032 Howard
Lawsnn Lydia, domestic 3'>6 Oak
Lawson Otto, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Maryland and Sierra
LawBon Peter, cook stmr Aurora, r. 1316 Kearny
Lawson Peter F., cigiirmaker. r. 103 Prospect PI
Lawsou Sarah .\., widow, r. H'2.") C»pp
Lawson Thomas, cooper, r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Walter, machinist, r. 90ii La^^una
Lawson W. H.. waiter, r. 3 Selina PI
Lawson William, agent Bunk of British North
America, 312 Pine, r. 1001 Adeline, Oakland
Lawsou William, carpenter, r. 125 Eddy
Lawson Y. C, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 2410StPiuer
Lawton Edward (Parker & Lawton) r. 64.5 Natoma
Lawtou Edward M., ship's clerk, r. (ill Taylor
Lawton Elburtou, plumber O. & E. Snook, r. Oakland
Lawton Frank H., with W. D. Lawton & Co., r.
Berkeley
Laivton Gardiner T. , president California Pow-
der Woiks and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Cali-
fornia, r 1221 California
Lawton George, laborer Home of Peace Cemetery, r.
327 Church
Lawton George M., salesman, r. 109 M Fair Oaks
jawton George W., wheelwright John L. Cobleigh &
Co., r. 1307 California
'jSWton Horatio, painter, r. 206 Dolores
■jawton Irwin, real estate, r. 913 Sacramento
Ua-wton Israel, superintendent U. S. Mint, r. 1207
Castro, Oakland
ijawtoii J. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Haight
jkwton J. B. (Glllum k Lawton) r. 1203M Market
i«wton John J , plumber, r. 418 Fulton
Awton Julia Mrs., r. 16854 Silver
*wton Mary, widow, r. 418 H Fulton
*wton Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
jBwton Robert, calker, r. 8 Falmouth
Awton Theodore, capitalist, r. 22.5 Fourth
AWton Thomas, laborer, r. 718 >5 Bryant
Awtoti W. D., ranch clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Oilir
r. Oakland
I shirt
■jAWTON W. D. & CO
manufacturers, 608 Market and 9 Post
awton William M., machinist, r. 530 Chestnut
awver Aaron M., mining, 330 Pine, room 44, r. 1422
Clay
8wyc r Henry, laborer, r. 6 Emmet PI
awyf-r William, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r. 2G
Minna
ay Frederick, cook, r. 249 Stevenson
ayden James F., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 2114
California
»yden Mfthael, laborer, r. Manitoba bet St. John
id Tombigbee
syden W., machinist Pac. Kolling Mill
lydon Derby, foreman pile driver, r. 267 Clara
lydon H., cari^enter Jason Springer & Co., r. 546
Folsom
^ Laydon. See Leyden and Lydon
lyman Frederick 0., office 330 Pine, room 5
lymct K. D., cook, r. 423V. Broadway
.AYNG HENRY G. p^ph....
Eureka Itlachine Works. 109-111 Fre-
mont
yng John, superintendent Shot Tower, SE cor First
and Howard, r. 615 Fell
yng John B., leadroller Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 436 Haight
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ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Layiig John E., nmcliinist, r. Uii.') S. oit
Layng Robert, ripemaker .Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Alameda
Layng Robert J., superintendent Golden City
Chemical Woiks, 313 Montgomery, r. 511 Fell
Layng W"illiam G., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 615
Fill
K?~ Layng. See Lang. Lange and Laing
Layies Elizabeth D.. widow, artist, r. 611 Hyde
Laytou Frank, pressman Herald of Trade, r. 820 Fol-
som
Layton George, clgarmaker, r. 221 Fifth
Layton George U.. engineer, 324 Pine
Layton G. Hicliard, acting secretary Anglo Pac. Steel
Co., 18 Nevada Block
Laytou James C, engineer, r. 1103 Nineteenth
Layton John, plumber, r. 805 Grove
Layton Willis, teamster, r. 356 J^ Brannan
l^" Layton. See Laton and Leighton
Lazansky Bernhard, salesman, r. 13 Russ
Lazansky Hiram I., second-hand bags. 110 Drumm, r.
1324 Sacramento
Lazansky Milton, clerk, r. 1324 Sacramento
Lazard .Alexander, (Lazard Freres & Co.) r. Paris
Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres i<: Co.) r. Paris
L<azard Freres «& Co. (Alexander, Simon and
Elie Lazard, .\. Weill and David Cahn) capitalists,
205 Sansome.aud 17 Boulevard Poissoniere, Paris.
(WMll remove from 205 Sansome lo 1-3 Sausome
August Ist)
Lazard Napoleon B., mining, r. 225 Geary
Lazard Simon ;Lazard Freres Jt Co.) r. Paris
Lazavich Angel, waiter, r. 8 Stark
Lazavich George, witti Bozo Radovich, r. 718)4 Union
Lazarus Abraham, r. 930 McAllister
Lazarus Alfred A., watchmaker Robert B, West, r. 1410
Sacramento
Lazarus Armand, teacher, r. 909 Union
Lazarus Berthold, clerk Steele * Jacobson
Lazarus Edward M., salesman H. Lash, r. 505 Post
Lazarus Henry, clerk Rosenbauiii & Co., r. 919 Geary
Lazorus Joseph, barber F. Guilltrmet
Lazarus Leon, express messenger, r. 1410 Sacramento
Lazarus Leopold, capitalist, r. 1410 Sacramento
Lazarus Samuel, dry goods, 1235 Stockton, r. 909
Union
Lazarus T. Jlrs., domestic 407 Montgomery Av
Lazzareschi Louis, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Mis-
sion and Eleventh
Lazzarl Aurelio, r. 616 Broadway
Lea Edward, r. cor St. Thomas and Yazoo
Lea Frank, tinware and general jobber, 504 Third,
r. 12 Rincon Av
Lea Thomas, waiter stmr Alameda
8^" Lea. See Lee and Leigh
Leach A. D. Mrs., dressmaker, r. .503 Mason
Leach Albeit D., engineer, r. 503 Mason
Leach Annie F., artist, r. 641 Folsom
Leach Charles, r. 16 Reed
Leach Charles, dishwasher, r. 871 Market
Leach Edward, messenger Bank of British North
Amrrica. r. 1333 Union
L( ach Ellzabetli, widow, r. 1429 Washington
Leach Frank, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Leach Frank H., clerk Edward Pollilz A: Co., r. 1429
Washington
I,each Harry H.. r. 1429 Washington
Leach J., liquor saloon, 15 Valencia
Leach James A., bricklayer, r. 568 Mission
Leach John, coal passer stmr State of California
Leach John, driver City RR., r. 231 Fifteenth
Leach John, fireman, r. 121 Perry
Leach Marcellus, carpenter, 638 Market, r. 613)4
Bush
Leach Robert, painter, r. 2107 Polk
Leach Walter, clerk Redlngton * Co., r.819 Howard
Leach Walter G., r. 1429 Washington ^^
Leach William (Hamilton & Leach) r. 143 Thirteenth
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
<fi
Bt^ Leaeb. See Leech and Leatcb '
Leadbotter C, r. 25 Ft-U
Leadbetter C. H., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 2619 ;
Howard
Leaf Gus., compositor P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 10
Commercial
Leaf Lehter, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Leahey Deunis, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth nr Castro
Leahey Frank, fireman Kisdon 1. and L. Works, r. 316
Beale
Leahey Patrick J., butcher Jacob Stutz, r. 1609 Jones
Lnabey Thomas, boarding, 553 Mission
B^ Leahey. See Lahey and Lehey
Leahy .\delia, domestic 720 Broadway
Leahy Annie, widow, r. 1923 Jessie
Leahy Bridget, widow, r. 715 Lombard
Leahy Daniel, policeman, r. 1205 Taylor
Leahy Daniel F., attorney at law. 507 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Leahy David, gripman Clay St. KR., r. 1 Terba Buena
Leahy David J., p rter Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1234
Green
Leahy Dennis, engineer, r. 30G Stockton
Leahy Deunis, longshoreman, r. 4:'. Tehama
Leabv Dennis J., tinsmith, r. 'SVlVj Eighth
Leahy D. J., r. 871 Market
Leahy .lames, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 1826 M
Bash
Leahy James, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 105
Twenty-sixth
Leahy James, gardener, r. 311 Waller
Leahy James, stock cutter Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co.,
r". 312 M Eighth
Leahy James F., salesman F. W. Kreling & Sons. r.
1923 Jessie
Leahy John, baker, r. 24 Everett
Leahy John, carpenter, r. 2811 Pacific Av
Leahy Jdhn, laborer, r. 222}^ Bitch
Leahy John, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Leahy John B , plumber, r. 3V2ii Eighth
Leahy John F., salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 921M
Mission
Leahy John F., teamster, r. 535 Birch Av
Leahy John J , waiter stmr Colima
Leahy John M., laborer, r. 68 Clipper
Leahy John W., brickma?on Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S
s Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
Leahy Julia, widow, r. 2811 Pacific Av
Leahy Maggie, domestic 619 Green
Leahy Maggie Miss, dressmaking, 212 Sixteenth
Leahv Mamie Miss, shoe fitter Kutz & Murr, r. 311
Waller
Leahy Michael, fireman Palace Hotel
Leahy Michael, foreman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
3012 Mission
Leahy Michael B.. clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 1043
Folsom
Leahy Patrick, butcher, r. Garfield Hotel
Leahy Robert, longshoreman, r. 628 J<S Fourth
Leahy Stephen C, compositor Call, r. 527 Filbert
Leahy Thomas, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Leahy Thomas, cooper, r. 444 Brannan
Leahy Timothy H., r. Old People's Home
Leahy William, laborer, r. 1826M Bush
Leahy William H., foreman F. W. Kreling & Sons, r.
1923 Jessie
t^ Leahy. See Lahey and Lehey
Leak Ctapo, glove maker, r. 206 San Jose Av
LEAK GLOVE MAMACTURING CO.
MondalaLieak president, Liouis D. Rad-
presky secretary, 5'^1-52T Mai-ket
Leak Mondula, president Leak Glove Manufac-
turing Co., B21-527 Market, r. 206 San Jos(5 Av
Leake B. T., chief adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Leaker Fred., r. 136 Fifth
Leale Hannah, widow, r. 706 O'Farrell
Leale John, master stmr Encinal, r. 2425 Pacific Av
Lealo William G., master stmr Relief, r. 2004 Vallejo
Lean All)ert, shoemaker, r. 957 Jessie
Lean Joslah, bartender The Baldwin, r. 724 Post
Lean Robert, florist William Meyer & Co., r. 467 Jes-
sie
Lean William P., policeman, r. 1904 Market
Leandro Leopold, tailor, r. 13 Bannara PI
Leaner R. T., chiropodist and barber, r. 248 Minna
Liurued Alfred M., driver BrooUlyn Hotel
Learned Kate E. Mrs., r. 609 Post
Learned Thomas, painter, 2101 Mission, r. 102 Julian
Av
Leary Aiidre^v jr., stationer, printer, publisher
and blank book manufacturer, 404 Sansome, r.
1724 Clay
Leary Arthur, with Farnsworth & Rugglea, r. 334
Brannan
Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Leary Daniel J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 722 Steven-
son
Leary Dennis, painter, r. 116 Liberty
Leary D. O. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Jones
Leary Edward, carpenter, r. 629 Howard
Leary Elijah W., canvasser, r. 834 Howard
Leary Eugene H., seaman, r. 119 Francisco
Leary Harry, ornamental plasterer Kellett & McMur-
ray, r. 1114 Taylor
Leary Ellen Mrs., r. 244 Clementina
Leary James, carriage painter, r. 720J^ Clementina
Leary James, laborer, r. 117 Trenton
Leary James, varnisher, r. 824 Greenwich
Leary James W., framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1141
Howard
Leary Jeremiah, laborer L. E. Clawson & Co.,r.l015M
Market, rear
Leary Jeremiah, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Leary John, helper Bush & Mallett
Leary John, laborer, r. 7203^ Clementina
Leary John, longshoreman, r. 47 Natoma
Leary John, longshoreman, r. 517 Folsom
Leary John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Leary John J., blacksmith's helper William H. Birch
& Co., r. 43 Clementina
Leary John T., clerk John H. Tobin, r. 720}^ Clem
entina »
Leary Joseph D., cook, r. 146 Minna
Leary Joseph F., gasfitter, r. 116 Liberty
Leary Julia, widow, r. 457 Jessie, rear
Leary Julia Miss, r. 325 Oak
Leary Julia, liquor saloon, 5 Sherwood PI
Leary Mary Mrs., r. 1114 Taylor
Leary Michael, laborer, r. 2221 Post
Leary Patrick, r. 719 Clementina, rear
Leary Patrick, liquor saloon, 420 Papific
Leary Patrick, molder, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Leary Patrick J., insurance agent, r. 723 Clementina
Leary Silvy, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Leary Thomas H., painter, r. 116 Liberty
Leary T. J., conductor Market St. RR., r. McAllistei)
nr Scott
Leary William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 1'
Johnston Av "
Leary William A., furniture polisher, r. 614 Jones
Leatch John, telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co,
r. 8 Birch Av
Leathe Benjamin B., shoemaker, 102 Eleventh, r. i
Eleventh
Leathe Wilbur H., cook, r. 681 Mission
BS" Leathe. See Leith
Leatherman Ambrose, glazier Sierra Lumber Co.,
612 Howard
Leatherman Henry, porter Sherman, Clay & Co.,
647 Howard
Leathers G. W., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. lU
Sutter
Leathers Joseph, painter, r. 108 Silver
Leavens William M., machinist, locksmith and bel
hanger, 39 Eleventh
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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A^KfrV ; PRINTERS ANu lITHOUHaPBERS.
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Leavenworth John R. (J. R. Leavenworth & Co.) r.
1228 Market
Leavenworth J. R. & Co. (John R. Leavenworth) pho-
tographers, 1228 Market
Leaver Henrv, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point bet Larkiu and Polk
Leaver Jacobs laborer, r. 1047 Chestnut
Leaver J. F., r. 520 Third
Leaver Thomas, loom fixer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Leaver William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Leavers Richard, machinist I. Burns, r. Fruit Vale
Leavitt Albion E., delivery clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r.
2217 Howard
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House, r.
Oakland
Leavitt Charles H., r. 620 Ellis
i^eavitt Oharles H., lodgings, 117 Taylor
Leavitt Eruest C, compositor Bulletin, r. 1010 Hyde
Leavitt Frank, r. 530 O'Farrell
Leavitt George G., compositor Call
Leavitt George M. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r. 318 Capp
Leavitt Howard, clerk, r. 318 Capp
Leavitt Lyman B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
LEAVITT S. B. & GO. is. b.
Leavitt, William C. Culbert and George
J>I. Leavitt) importers am! dealers
news, VjooIc, flat, ruled, g-lazed and
^vrappinof papers, card and stratv
board, envelopes, etc., 509-511 Sacra-
mento
Leiivitt Shubael B. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r. 2037 Howard
Leavitt William C, cashier Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Loavitt William F., r. 1519 M Market
By Leavitt. See Levit
Leavy Charles M., insurance broker, 423 California,
r". 1324 California
Leavy Katie domestic 2826 Howard
B^ Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy
Le Ballister James E., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty
Lebanon Presbyterian Cliurcli, Rev. John
Carriugton pastor, SE cor Jersey and Sanchez
Le Baron Louisa, widow, r. 136 Langton
Le Baron Charles, painter, r. 104 J^ Sixth
Lebatard Michael, stockbroker, 436 Montgomery, r.
643 Vallejo
Lebatard Michael Jr., jeweler, r. 643 Vallejo
LEBENBAUM BROTHERS
(Sol and Louis) importer.s tine "rroceries,
table delicacies, teas and Avines, 315-
air Sutter and s» \V cor Polk and Cali-
fornia
Lebeubaum Louis (Lebenbaum Bros.) r. 1232 Post
Lebeubauiu Sol (Lebenbaum Bros.) r. 1421 California
Leber John, painter, r. 24 Turk
Lebert John, molder, r. 5U4^ Minna
Le Bert Victor, butcher and groceries, NE cor Capp
and Eighteenth
Le Berthon Theodore M., clerk, r. 1142 Pacific
Lebigre Armaud, barber, 1353 Pine, r. Polk nr Oali-
L'- Hihau Leonard, carpenter, 1213 Fillmore
LeBlauc Frank E., painter G. B. DeFerrari, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Le Blanch Harry, steward Miners' Restaurant, r. 1212
Powell
Le Breton Albert J., attorney at law, r. 712 Sutter
Le Bretou Charles P., bookkeeper J. C.Johnson &Co.
Le Breton Edward J., president French Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 534 California, r. 1414
Sutter
Le Breton Frank, cellarman Dallemand & Co.. r. 1605
Mason
W. & J. SLOANS & CO.
lMI>OJlTr,RS
DKAI.KUS l.S
LACE CURTAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
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Le Breton Julia, widow, r. 1414 Sutter
Lebris Louise, widow, r. 2511 Folsom
Le Cam Hyacinthe, engineer P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
4.53!^ Tehama
Le Caute Andrew, real estate, r. 14 Lewis
Lecante Henry, cook Vienna Bakery, r. 638 Post
Lecante Paul, cook L. Biederiuaii, 113 Seventh
Lecca Ginlio. Vice Consul Italy, office .506 Bat-
tery, r. 1001 Pine
Lechner Charity, widow, r. 520 Folsom
Lechten Cha-les, ornamental painter, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Lechten Gustave, candy maker, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Lechuga P. Mrs., seamstress, r. 10 Margaret PI
Leckey Alexander, upholsterer David Lundy, r. 189
Hyde
Leckie William S., salesman Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
Alameda
Leckstrom Victor, bartender Stumer & Runstrom, r.
518 Pacilic
Le Clair Ann Mrs., widow, r. 30 J^ Rausch
Le Clair Cassimer, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
30!<! Rausch
Leclare Edward, bootmaker E. Bolsseau, r. 515 Sacra-
mento
Leclerc Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 321 Lombard
Lecouey Sarah, widow, r. 53H Ellis
Lecoque Albert, ironer A. Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Lecordi Desire A., salesman Achille Bailly, r. 15 St.
Mary
Le Count Brothers (Joseph P. and Thomas R.) sta-
tioners, 533 Market
Le Count J. Mrs., widow, r.808 Webster
Le Count Joseph P. (Le Count Bros.) r. 917 Van Ness
Av
Le Count Thomas R. (Le Count Bros.) r. New York
Le Couute H. A., cook. r. 328 O'Farrell
Lecour Alfred E., clerk South British Fire and Ma-
rine lus. Co. of New Zealand, r. 1.505 Larkin
Ledden ErneEt, with Mau, Sadler & Co., r. Fulton
House
Ledden James, expressman, Market and Kearny, r.227
Valencia
Ledden James A., r. 1228 Sacramento
Ledden John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Led lerhos Theodore, compositor Abend Post, r. 1009
Lombard
Leddy Bernard, marble works, cor Fourteenth and
Harrison
Leddy Hugh, laborer, r. 15 Bonita
Oedtly Mary, widow, r. 370 Clementina
Leddy Mary J., tailoress, r. 370 Clementina
Leddy Patrick shotmaker Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 6.55 Noe
Leddy Thoina~i, gripman Market St. RR.. r. BulUvan
ur Cortland Av, B. H.
LE DELMOHICO RESTAURANT
L. .1. Tscburr A Co. proprietors, 8-14
O'Farrell
Ledeme Alfred, clerk Eugene Avy, r. 1 Wall
Ledeme Leon, bottler, r 1001 Fillmore
L'derue Leon, poultry dealer, r. 1407J4 Jackson, rear
Ledeme Leon Jr., laborer, r. 1407 J4 Jackson, rear
Leder Xavier. r. 214 Steuart, rear
Lederer Charles, cashier Newman & Levlnson, r.
1930 Pine
Lederer Charles, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
2015 Powell
Lederer Gustav (Lederer k L"on) r. 2015 Powell
Lederer Julius, cook, r. 210 O'Farrell
Lederer fc Leon (Gustav Lederer and Charles G.
Leon) human hair. 328 Kearuy
Leders Edward, shoemaker, r. 1139 Twentieth
Leders John, shoemaker, r. 1139 Twentieth
Lodgett Richard D., livery and sale stable, 420 Pacific,
r. 1 Prescott
Ledgwieh Laurence, longshoreman, r. 2S2 East
Leduc Louis, jewel, r, r. 7 Prospect PI
^
ryPE FOUNDERS, PMEB 4 REY. 40S« SASSOIffi ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST RUSnVESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
LED
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LEE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Plufe Triimiiinjfs
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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Lech^idxe John, stage carpenter, r. 15(i3S^ Market
Ledynril Johu S., niatiut'acturers' agent, I'JG Kearny,
room 21. r. Alaiueda
Ledyard Williaii E., homoeopathic physician,
office Nucleus Hotel, cor Market and Third, office
hours 10 to 11 A. M. and 1 to 3 P. M., Sundays 3
to i P. M., r. 301) Lombard
Lee Abraham, expressman, r. 25 John
Lee Anna H., -widow, r. i05 Sutter
Lee Anton, cook, r. 274 Minna
Lee Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 707)^ Hyde
Lee Arthur H., Klovemaker, r. 728 Capp
Lee Barnett, tailor, 121 Stockton
Lee Bartley. laborer, r. 19 Minna
Lee Benjamin B.. physician, r. 400 Geary
Lee Benjamin F., collector State Haroor Commis-
sioners, r. 2347 Washington
Lee Bernard, tailor, r. 439 Minna
Lee Charles, conductor Market St. KR.
Lee Charles, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 213 Fair
Oaks
Lee Charles H., miller, r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Lee Christian, steward Charles D. Ziele, r. 526 Pacific
Lee Christopher, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. les;^ Clementina
Lee Christopher J., tailor, r. 322 O'Farrell
Lee David C, bootblack, 547 Clay, r. 1106 Taylor
Lee Delia, widow, r. 708 Taylor
Lee Dixon, clerk, r. Utah nr Santa Clara
Lee Edward, r. 553}^ Stevenson
Lee Edward, foreman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 610
Castro
Lee Edward, laborer, r. Sullivan nr Cortland Av,B.H.
Lee Edward, tinsmith Pacific Can Co., r. 1417 Folsom
Lee Edward H., decorator, r. cor Seventeenth and
Santa Clara
Lee Edward H., florist, r. Utah nr Santa Clara
Lee Edward J., messman gtmr San Jnan
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper, r. 130 Ninth
Lee Ellen, widow, r. 13^ Rnss
Lee Eugene, clerk G. G. Wickson & Co., r. 213 Fair
Oaks
Lee Frank, teamster, r. 1417 Folsom
Lee Frank, wool buyer, r 1025 Valencia
Lee Frank A., salesman Brown k Wells, r. 127 Kearny
Lee Franklin V , salesman Davis Bros., r. 516 Taylor
Lee Frederick, clerk, r. 117 Druram
Lee George, bartender, r. 640 Howard
Lee George, blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Lee George, boatman, r. S s Hooper bet Fourth and
Kentucky
Lee George, seaman stmr San Bias
Lee George A., waiter, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee George H., r. 318 Turk
Lee George S., tanner Richard Curtis, r. San Bruno
Road nr Army
Lee George W., expressman, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee George W., timekeeper Spring Valley W. W., r.
327 "First
Lee Hattie Miss, dresemaker, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee Henry, bartender J. F. Derham, r. 517 )<J Green-
wich
Lee Henry, fireman, r. 1318 Dupokt
Lee Henry C, examiner Dewey & Co., r. Oakland
Lee James, carpenter, r. 30 Hunt
Lee James, correspondent John D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. 3006 Fillmore
Lee James, driver T. D. Sullivan, r. 840 Howard
Lee James, peddler, r. 848 Eighth
Lee James, waiter Palace Hotel
Lee James R., mining, 303 California, r. East Oakland
Lee James W.. clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
, 126 Eighth
Lee John, r. 634 Mission
Lee John (John Lee & Co.) r. 17 Stanly PI
Lee John, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. 3 Hodges Alley
Lee John, laborer, r. 675 J^ Clementina
Lee John, master mariner, office 315 Steuart, r. 8 Adair
Lee John, night watchman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 558 Stevenson, rear
Lee John, salesman David K. Meacbam
Lee Johu, teamster H. Dutard, r. 816M Jessie
Lee John, wool dealer, r. 2450 Howard
Lee John «.Sc Co. (John Lee and Isaac Y. Doane>
manufacturers tin and sheet ironware, and gal-
vanizers and japanners, 34-36 Main
Lee John K., coremaker Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2432 M Bush
Lee John P., janitor, r. 33 Kearny
Lee John W., jeweler, r. 712 Folsom
Lee Joseph, teamster, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Joseph F., glovecutter, r. 728 Capp
Lee Ka ■, interpreter Chinese, Custom House, r. 25
Prospect PI
Lee LeRoy (LeRoy Lee & Co.) r. SE cor Sixth and
Howard
Lee Louis A., dentist 8. F. Dental Office, r. 1716 Jack-
son
Lee Louis H., salesman Henry Liicke, r. 120 Post
Lee Louise E., saleslady, r. 728 Capp
Lee Lyman, mechanic Jason Springer & Co., r. 1043
Mission
Lee Martha, widow, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee Mary, r. 558 Stevenson, rear
Lee Mary Mrs., r. 272 Tehama
Lee Mary A., widow, r. 1018 Powell
Lee Mary A. T. Mrs., r. 808 California
Lee Mary D., widow, r. 52 Second
Lee Moses, shoemaker, r. 517!^ Greenwich
Lee M. M., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Lee Nicholas, r. 122 Laugton
Lee Patrick J., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1430 Jack-
son
Lee Richard, teamster, r. SE cor Elizabeth and
Castro
Lee Robert, r. 14 Mason
Lee Robert, compositor Palmer & Rey, r. 4 Creek Lane
Lee Robert S. T., r. .=i26 Turk
Lee Rosa, widow, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Lee Rose Mrs., dressmaker, r. 4 Creek Lane
Lee Roswell, bookkeeper, r. 505 Post
Lee Rowland, artist, studio 120 Sutter, room 33, r.
Saucelito
Lee Samuel O., fruits, 416 J^ Sixth
Lee Thomas, brewer, r. N s Lombard bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Lee Thomas, night watchman O'Connor, Moifatt &
Co., r. 522 Steven.«ou, rear
Lee Thomas, teamster John Smith, r. 11 Carlos PI
Lee Thomas, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 73
Minna
Lee Thomas J., public weigher, r. 100 Jones
Lee W. H. C, r. 707, i, Hyde
Lee William, barber C. H. Frey, r. 135 Natoma
Lee William, clerk, r. 272 Tehama
Lee William F., drafisman, r. 3017 Sacramento
Lee William G., agent Myers Bros. * Co. (Richmond,
Va.) 203 Front, r. 1526 California
Lee William G., inspector Custom House, r. SW cor
S.Huta Clara and Utah
Lee William H., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 146 Na-
toma
Lee William I., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
522 Stevenson, rear
Lee William M., traveling salesman Langley k
Michaels, r. Grand Hotel
liCe liCRoy »& Co. (LeRoy Lee) druggists and
pharmacists, SE cor Sixth and Howard
1^" Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leech Ann, widow, r. 823 Brannan, rear
Leech Joseph, waiter, r. E s California Av nr Monte-
zuma, B. H.
Leech Thomas, laborer, r. 255 Minna
1^^ Leech. See Leach, Leatch and Leitch
Leechman John, mining engineer, 510 California,
room 21, r. Fruit Vale
BEAMISITS
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MAKKET ST.. TOR. TIIKRI*
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Firtores.
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RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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sT.lPMucers Of FINE TABLE WINES
LEE
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Leeohman John, painter, r. 370 Clementina
Leed Ellen, wid.iw, r. 92.2 Bryant
Leeders Edward, shoemaker, 24'J Oak, r. 1139 Twen-
tieth
lieedeii Albert, wines and liquors, CO'J Mont-
Roaiery. r. tViy Clay
Leeds B. F., assistant lighthouse keeper, Alcatraz
Island
Leeds Claytop J., clerk Joseph B. Leeds, r. 17 Oak
Leeds J. D , r. 620 Fourth
Leeds Joseph B., lumber and shingles, 207 Steuart, r.
17 Oak
Leeds Stephen P., editor Commercial Record, 636
Clay. r. 1235 Hyde
Leefee Lizzie, r. 113 Prospect PI
Leege Charles F. (Leege & Mills) r. 1508 Franklin
Lecge Frederick, r. 2K Turk
L.-ege Otto, r. 1508 Franklin
Leegfe W. & Co. (William Leege) wines, liquors
and cigar-, 113-115 Halleck
Leege William (W. Lee^e & Co.) r. 825H Sutter
livesfe * Millg (Charles F. Leege and William G.
Mills) proprietors Empire Steam Coflfee and Spice
Mills. 410-412 Clay
Ijeek George W. , Sm Francisco Dental OflSce
NW cor O'Farrell and Grant Av
Leek Ira G., dentist, 724!^ Market, r. 210 Valencia
LeeK M., r. 1514 Baker
Leek Mary A., widow, r. NE cor Goettingen and Silll-
man, U. M. T.
Leeks Charles P., porter, r. 714M Geary
Ceeraan Otto, gardener, r. 64fi Fourth
Leeinun Wilson F., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. S s Sixteenth nr Sanchez
^" Leeman. See Leaman, Leemaun, Lehman, Le-
man and Lemon
L,eeiiiann August, molder Empire Foundry, r. 19
Treat Av
Ljeeiiiann Julius, molder Empire Foundry, r. 240
Thirteenth
been Dennis H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 127 Fourteenth
[jeeper Alcinus C. compositor Examiner.r. 519 Filbert
jceper Thomas, tilesetter, r. 8 Cook
.eer James, blacksmith P. M. 83. Co., r. 435 Bryant
.iCer Sydney, r. 435 Bryant
^es Frederick W.. deputy County Clerk, r. 1022 Pine
8 Isaiah W., captain detectives, r. 1022 Pine
lees William C., draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r. 518
Xoe
«et Adelbert H.. salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.522
"an Ness Av
«et A. H. Mrs., boarding, 516-522 Van Ness Av
*et(h Connolly, r. 1716 iJush
e Favre A. Mme., teacher French, r. 1912 J^ Mason
e Favre Auguste, engineer, r. 1912 M Mason
e Favre Henry, bookkeeper, r. 29 Hawthorne
fevre August tailor, r. 907 Jackson
fpvre .\ugust, laborer, r. 2110 Mason
e F. vre Eiiiil. waiter, r. 1413 Montgomery
fevre J. Baptiste, druggist, NW cor Pine and
K' arny, r. Alameda
9 Fwvrn Joseph P., physician, 14 Grant Av, r. 800
Slitter
eff vre Louis, clerk A. Dupont, r. 433 Bush
efevrc Theodore, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 'Jo'jo Mission
Fcvrc Thomas, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 11 La-
fayette
ffler John, physician, 1142 Howard
ffl. r W. H. E., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 1215 Mission
ffiiimiii David, clerk Thannhauser & Co., r. 226
Stockton
;ffiiiiiiin Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
iffnianii Louis, groceries and liquors, 217 Second, r.
TehaniH
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Le Fils Walter M., tailor, r. 802 Montgomery
Lefkovich Abraham, junk dealer, r. 124 Shipley
Lefkovlch Abraham, peddler, r. 416 Fifth
Lefkovich Jacob, barber, r. 124 Shipley
Lefkovlch Morris, peddler, r. 705 Natoma
oy Lefkovich. See Lewkowltz
Lefkovitz Pincus (I. Niermau .V Co.) r. 2235 Geary
Lefor Adolph, clerk Headquarters Division of the
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 2920 Fillmore
liO Franco-Californlen (French daily) Alfred
Chaigneau publisher and proprietor, 630 Clay
Leftooge Abram, peddler, r. 343 Clementina
Le Gal Clarence L., block and pump maker, 16
Steuart. r. 621^ Twenty first
Lefjiillet .\rtlinr, wool puller, and manufacturer
glove and button stock leather, W s Venezuela bet
Tombigbee and Potomac, r. 514 Twenty-fifth
Legallet Eugene, manager A. Legallet, r.'w s Vene-
zuela bet Tombigbee and Potomac
Legallet George, student, r. 514 Twenty-fifth
Legan Sarah, domestic 2420 Fillmore
Legat J. Mrs., widow, r. 82() Broadway
Legate John W., clerk, r. 1022 Sutter
Legele James, carriagewasher J. C. Reardon, r. 2415
Mission
Legendre Edmond, draftsman William Mooser, r. 417
Sutter, rear
Legendre Edmond Mrs., dressmaker, r. 417 Sutter,
rear
Legg Charles A., laborer, r. 8 Monroe
Legge Robert, drayman, r. 5 Harry PI
Leggett John B., assistant bookkeeper Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. Oakland
lieggett Jo.«epIi, attorney at law, 420 California,
r. 918 Dolores
Legliorii John G., commission merchant, 124
Clay, r. IHIO Leavenworth
Legoix L., clerk Engene Mercier, r. 246 Seventh
Legott Henry C, carpenter, r. 440 Twentieth
Legrand Manuel, mail agent, r. 700 Broadway
Legrand Rafael, r. 7U0 Broadway
Leguenec John M., cook, r. 24.S Tehama
Leguevel A. Mrs., widow, r. 1402 Hyde
Lehan Dennis, barber John T. Mahoney, r. 46 Thir-
teenth
Lehan Michael 8., school teacher, r. 3038 Sixteenth
Lehane Timothy, collector Philip Kennedy & Co..
r. 048 Stevenson
Leheney James, shipwright, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheney John, machinist, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheney Michael, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 1607
Folsora
Leheney Patrick, expressman, r. 208 Twelfth
L°hey Frank, molder, r. 20 k' Harriet
Lehey John, c ok, r. 19 Gilbert
Lehey Tlnuuas, painter, r. 20 J^ Harriet
0^ Lehey. S> e Lahey, Leahi-y and Leahy
Leliiiian Aaron, machinist, r. 55ii Mission
Lehman Albert, cook. r. 550 Mission
Lehman Binjamin, merchant (Yreka, Cal.) r. 1611
Gough
Lehman Carrie, widow, r. 112 Grove
ehnian Charles O., tailor, r. '248 Tehama
ehnian Ernest, janitor 310 Pine, r. 313 Eddy
ehman Fred., cook, r. 611 Stevenson
elniian Henry, bedmaker, r. 114 Fourth
ehman Henry, laborer, r. 1318 Natoma
ehnian Jesse' E., clerk, r. l.ill G.mgh
ehman Julius, clerk, r. 1511 Ooii«h
ehman Matthias, pressman Rosenthal & Roeach, r.
40Cl:ira
ehman Mux, butcher H. Sternfels, r. 936 McAllister
>ebnian Max, cutter O. Rosenberg & Son, r. 536 Hayes
ehman Michael, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
19 Van Ness Av
Lehman Moses, r. .'i24 Jessie
Lehniann Augusta Mrs., cook New York Dafry.Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lehmann Caroline, dairy produce, 813 Larkin
LebruRnn Charles, shoemaker, r. 813 Larkin
LehiuRun Christian H. Mrs., r. 2235 Howard
Lehmann Ernest, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
654 Mission
Lehmann Gottschalk. butcher, r. 2616 Bush
Lehmann Jennie, -widow, r. 2616 Bush
Lehmann Louis, butcher, r. 909 Webster
Lehmann Max, r. 430 Tehama
Lehmann Max, butcher, r. 909 Webster
Lehmann Theodor, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 12
Lick PI
B^ Lehmann. See Leaman, Leeman, Lehman, Le-
man and Lemon
Lehmkuhl Anna K., teacher Stanford Free Kinder-
garten, r. 32C8 Mission
Lehtukuhl Herman, plumber, r. 3268 Mission
Lehmkuhl Mary, widow, r. 3268 Mission
Lehmus John, liquor saloon, 2234 Union
Lehn Charles, train baggagemaster S. P. Co., foot of
Market, r. East Oakland
Lehn George, upholsterer, r. 951 Mission
Lehn Nellie Mrs., r. 783 Mission
Lehn Philip P. (Lehn & Lippert) r. 526 Oak
Lelin <fc Lippert (Philip P. Lehn and Leonard B.
Lippert) barbers, 4 Post
S^ Lehn. See Laine, Lene and Leen
Lehner George, blacksmith, 14 Broadway, r. Oakland
Lehners Carl, engineer stmr Mariposa, r. 426 Second
Lehnhardt Charles, laborer Oriental Warehouse, r. 35
Chattanooga
Lehnhardt Christian, bookkeeper, r. 1013 Washington
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 606 Grove
09^ Lehnhardt. See Lenhart, Leonard, Leonhardt
and Lennard
Lehnig Charles E., locksmith, 240 Fifth, r. 241 Fifth
Lehousse Herbert, carpenter, r. 951 Bryant
Lehr Henry, musician, r. 627 Green
Lehrberger J. T., salesman George Greenzweig & Co.
Lehritter Charles, with Thomas H. Monaghan, r. 326
Hayes
Lehritter John, barber, 127 Montgomery Av, r. 326
Hayes
Lehrke Albert W. (Henry Lehrke & Son) r. Mariposa
bet Minnesota and Indiana
liChrke Cliristiaii H., proprietor Stanford Hotel,
SW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Lehrke Gustave F., clerk Henry Lehrke, r. Mariposa
bet Minnesota and Indiana
liClirke Henry (Henry Lehrke & Son) and groceries
and liquors, Mariposa bet Minnesota and Indi-
ana
Lehrke Henry & Son (Henry and Albert W.) import-
ers and jobbers liquors, Mariposa bet Minnesota
and Indiana
Le Huqnet Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 1115 Twenty-
fourth
Leibensperger Benjamin, teamster J. Morton & Co.
r. 26 Turk
Leibert John G., contractor, r. 330 Oak
Leibert John G. Jr., deputy Commissioner State Bu-
reau Labor Statistics, ofiace 220 Sutter, room 16, r,
1826 Jessie
0^- Leibert. See Liebert
Leibfarth Frank, cooper George Larsen, r. 227 Harri
son
Leibman Leopold, merchant, r. 1603 Scott
Leibnitz Ernst, assistant bookkeeper Pac. Jewelry
Co., r. 12.55 Octavia
Leibold Dora Miss, waitress, r. 34 Hayes
Leibold George J. (Doyle, Jacobs & Leibold) r. 106
Taylor
Leiby Peter, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana and
Maryland
Leich Karl K., cabinet maker, r. 26 Turk
Leich Margaret, widow, r. 112 William
Leichner George, compositor Demokrat, r. 522 Filbert
Leichter Carl P., salesman Tillmann
1722 Cliiy j„..-
Lelchter Charles, conffctloner Page k Falch. r. 108
Mason
Leichter William, draftsman Pac. Rolling Mill
Leldecker Chrlstrinu F. C, foreman Jewish Times, r.
1218Kiarny
Leidrich Christian, warehouseman Kittle & Co., r.
25U0 Larkin
Leigh Arthur, clerk Nathan. Dohrmann k Co., r. 1306
Pine
Leigh Chapman, law student Garber & Bishop, r. 227
Geary
Leigh Ernest A., with O. Livermore, r. 1022 Pine
Leigh Hamilton B., ckrk V. 8. Land Office, r. 227
Geary
lieigU J. Wickliam, receiver U. 8. Land Ofllce,
(ilO Commercial, r. 227 Geary
Leighton Adin M., first oiiicer t-trar Newbern
Leighton Augustus V., architect, 26 Montgomery,
rooms 16-17
Leighton Charles, correspondent O'Conner, Moffatt &
Co., r. 315M Stockton
Leighton Charles, plasterer, r. S s Nineteenth bet
CoUingwood and Diamond
Leighton Charles, whitener, r. 126 Gilbert
Leighton Eugene A., shipping clerk Goodyear Rub-
ber Co., r. 937 Sixteenth
Lieig-litoii John B. , secretary Presidio and Fer-
ries Railroad Co., office 1111 Union, r. 2402 Larkin
Leighton M. A. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1237 Folsom
Leighton Perry, r. 137 Montgomery
Leighton Thomas A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton,
r. Oakland
Leighton William A., carpenter, r. 937 Sixteenth
Leighton Willis, teamster Yates & Co., r. 356}^ Bran-
nan
Leihkam Sigmund, draftsman Dakin Publishing Co.,
and restaurant, 206 McAllister
Leikens George, cooper, r. 305 Third
Leikens Mathilda, dressmaking, 305 Third
Leinhardt John A., tinsmith J. J. VasconcelloB, r.
1030 Clay
Leinhart Katherine, widow, r. 635 Twenty-first
Leinicke Ernest, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Leipnitz Charles, painter, r. 562 Stevenson
Leipnitz G. «& Co, (Gustave Leipnitz and J.
Adolph Boyken) apothecaries, 236 Sutter
Leipnitz Gustave (G. Leipnitz & Co.) r. 236 Sutter
Leipsic Aaron, clerk David Livingston, r. 1710)^ Sac-
ramento
Leipsic Abraham (Leipsic Bros) r. Fell bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Benjamin (Leipsic Bros) r. 1619 Pine
Leipsic Brothers (Joseph, Isaac, Jacob, Abraham,
Benjamin and Lemuel) dairy. Fell bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Henry, clerk B. Katschinki, r. 17103^ Sacra-
mento
Leipsic Isaac (Leipsic Bros) r. Fell bet Cole and Clay-
ton
Leipsic Jacob (Leipsic Bros) r. Fell bet Cole and Clay,
ton
Leipsic Joseph (Leipsic Bros) r. Fell bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Lemuel (Leipsic Bros) r. Fell bet Cole and
Clayton
Leipsic Lyon, glazier, r. 1710}^ Sacramento
Leipsic Meyer salesman B. Katschinski, r. 1710H
Sacramento
Leis Edward, packer Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 116 Turk
Leise John H., clerk John Drucker, r. SW cor Sixtl
and Mission
Leisen Frank, farmer, r. 1015 Lombard
Leisen Geary H., driver Putzman & Walsh, r. 31!
Tehama
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Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
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Leisen John F., machinist, r. T015 Lombard
Leiser Adolph, clerk The Bradstreet Co.,r. 723 Union
Leiser Albeit, conper, r. 927 Hryant, rear
Leiser J. Henry, butcher G. De Liica, r. 501 Green
Leiser John A., Bhoemiker. r. 7'2:J Union
Leiser John L., groceries and liquors, 3120 Mission
Leiser Louis, tiusiuith, 67 Fourth, r. (19 Fourth
Leiser Simon, tailor Lewis Cohen, r. 927 Bryant, rear
Leishman Frank, coremaker Whyte & De Kome, r. 18
Minna
Leishman John, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r.
Twenty-sixth nr Castro
Leishman Robert, melter, r. 156 First
Leishman Robert Jr., blacksmith's helper, r. 156
Firt^t
Leishman William, molder City Iron Works, r. 323
Fourth
Leisk Robert. assiEtaat receiving teller Anglo-Call-
foriiian Bank. r. East Oakland
Leisner Marie Mrs., widow, r. HOI Union
Leisner Martin, clerk Post Office, r. 804 Union
Leisner Matilda Miss, dressmaking, 804 Union
Leist Carl, shoemaker, 2936 Sixteenth
Lelst Charles J. (Hammer, Leist & Co.) r. 2207 Devis-
adero «
Lelst F , tailor, r. 909 Kearny
Leist William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Leitch Edward, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Leitch James, ship carpenter, r. 4 Rincon At
Leitch Newcome W., r. 1021 H Clay
Leitch William H., teamster, 119 Clay, r. 2514 La-
gun a
t^ Leitch. See Leach, Leatch and Leech
Leite Antone, clerk, r. 1514 Baker
Leite D. V., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Leite Joseph, machinist, r. 1514 Baker
Leith A., canmaker W. W. Montague & Co.
Leith Edward H., conductor, r. 920 Larkin
Leith John B., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 416
Broadway
Leith John H., r. 5 Folsom Av
Leith Louisa, widow, r. 5 Folsom Av
Leith Robert, agent, r. 110 Silver
10" Leith. See Leathe
Leithmann Frederick, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1608
Baker
Leithmann J., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1608
Baker
Leithner Joseph, liquor saloon, 1500 California, r.
1411 Larkin
Leithoff Frank, bartender, r. SW cor Second and
Brannan
Leitner Jiphu, taller, r. 339 Union
Leitzgen John, liihographer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 13 Miuua
Leivly Gottlieb F., trimmer P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 110
Fourth
Leieal .\lois F., teacher music, r. 1914 Clay
Lejeal Joseph, pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 1250
Turk
Le Johns William, hatter, 216 Fourth
Lekens M. Miss, liquor saloon, Jackson nr First Av
Lfcland Charles, traveling salesman Stearns, Worden
.t Co., r. Brunswick House
Leland Frank M.. machinist, r. 910 Post
Lelaud George V., marter mariner, r. 237 Seventh .
Lelaud Herman D., master stmr Yaquina, r. 133 Ninth
Leland Kate, widow, r. 12 Preston PI
Leland Lotus, r. 105 Mason
Leland The, 1118 Market, and nn Turk
Lelievre John F.. driver, r. 431 Twenty-eighth
Lelong B. M., secretary State Board of Horticulture,
office 22(1 Suiter, r. Florence House
LeLong Charles F., brassttnisher, r. 325 Golden Gate
Av
LeLong Minnie V. Mrs., bookkeeper Cal. Cigar Box
Co., r. 325 Golden Gate Av
EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
I.Ml'clurr.RS AND IIKAI.KKX IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
L' Elvezia (Swiss-Itiilian weekly) George F. CavalU
proprietor, office Ki Montgomery Av
Lem John H., painter, r. 1422 Geary, rear
Lemaire Anton, liquor saloon, SE cor Beale and How-
ard, r. 40 Willow
Le Maitre Jules, butcher, 7 Centre Market, r. 1520
Geary
Leman Valentine, helper, r. W s Kentucky bet Butte
and Napa
Leman Walter M., capitalist, r. 35 Hill
tST Leman, See Leaman, Leeman, Lehman, Leh-
mann and Lemon
Le Mar Catherine Mrs., confectionery, 1189 Market,
and 234 First
Le Mar John, carpenter, r. 234 First
Le Mar Larue, driver, r. 234 First
Lemarbe Ernest, blacksmith George E. Belmor, r. 55
Second
Lemasney Thomas, carriagewasher. r. 935 Mission
Lembeck Henry, agent Arbeiter Zeitung, 1153 Mis-
sion, r. 347 Fourth
Lemcke August P., barber Jacob Heinz, r. 24 Jolin
Lemcke John, porter Kruse * Euler, r. 631 Shotwell
Lemcke L. Mrs., widow, r. 617 Octavia
Lemcke Martin (Schacht & Lemcke) , r. 1710 Buchanan
Lemcke Otto, barber, 129 Fourth, r. 16 Laskie
l^T" Lemcke. See Le-nke
Lemery G. Mrs., r. 1045 Market
Lemeteyer Pierre H., tinsmith, r. 3208 Stelner
Lemetle Joseph, with J. P. Schardin & Co.
Le Mevel Charles, clerk, r. 21 hi Everett
Lemieur Henry, carpenter, r. 908 Sansome
Lemis John, blacksmith, r. 645^ Natoma
Lemis W. F., stonecutter, r. 645,"^ Natoma
Lemkens Samuel, chicken ranch, r. NE cor Missis-
sippi and Colusa
Lemker John, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Lemley F. J., r. 1045 Market
Lemman George H., proptr Hooper's South End
Warehouse, N s Townsend bet First and Second,
r. 2126 Jackson
Lemman Mary J., widow, r. 2126 Jackson
Lemme Agnes, widow, r. 2303 Bush
Lemmer C. Mrs., r. 15 Twelfth
LemmerJohnC. (Pretonous & Lemmer) r. 449 Biy-
ant
Lemmer William, r. 1628 Pierce
Lemmerhirt E , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lemmermann Hermann, bakery, 505 Fourth, r. 442
Duncan
Lemmermann Richard, clerk John Woebke, r. 1532
Kentucky
Lemmon David, expressman, r. 110 Townsend
Lemmon George, bag and grain broker, 330 Pine,
room 17, r. 1112 Larkin
Lemmon John W., hotel runner, r. 502 Washington
Lemoine Emile A., tailor, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 1020 5<
Pacific
Lemoine Frank (Lemoine & Pichon) r. 704)4 Hacri-
Lemoine John, pantryman Palace Hotel
Lemoine «& PIcUoii (Frank Lemoine and John P.
Pichoni poultry, game, buffer, cheese, etc . 2-6
San Francisco Market and
ket
Lemon A., r. 871 Market
Lemon Arthur J., grainer, 317 Sutter,
teenth
Lemon James H., grainer. 317 Sutter,
teenth
Lemon John H., grainer, 317 Sutter, r. i
Leiimn Pedro, seaman stmr San Bias
esr Lemon. Si e Leaman, Lemau, Lehman, Leh-
niann and Leeman
Lemont George, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Lemont George W. iusuriince solicitor .F.tnalns.Co.,
r. 15 Albion Av
LemoB Joseph, helper La Grande Laundry
California Mar-
624 Nine
. 624 Nin«-
Nineteenth
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & W. 40540? Saiwe St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Pipe FitUngfi, nil Siien.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
LLMUb LEOM mercUant tailor,
suits to order from fine imported rem-
nniits, 1336 Market, r. .5 01 Geary
Lemp George, cook, r. 19 Morey AUey
Lempe H., cellarman National Brewing Co., r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Lemperle Charles W., boot crimper, r. 726 Washing-
ton, rear
Lemperle Peter, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. Pros-
pect Av nr Coso Av, B. H.
Lempp J. N. Miss (Busch & Lempp) r. 468 Sixth
Lempp Paul, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 468 Sixth
Lena Frank, kitchen baud, r. 365 Minna
Lenahan .John, dairy, France Av nr Athens, Excelsior
Homestead
Lenahan John, glassworker, r. 112 Shipley
Lenahan John, machinist Gulden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 151 Tehama
Lenahan Michael, r. 11 Gilbert, rear
Lenahan Michael, hackdriver, r. 624 Natoma
Lenahan Michael, peddler, r. 946 Harrison
8^" Lenahan. See Lenahan, Linihan and linehan
Lenain Al, helper George E. Belmor, r. 135 Second
Lendegrin H., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Lendelof Olof , tailor, r. 1222 Filbert
Lendemer John C, wood and coal, 1323 Busli, r. 1211
Bush
Lieiiders F. & Co. (London and Liverpool) Wil-
frid B. Chapman agent, 123 California
Lenea Edward P., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger& Co.,
r. 707 Stockton
Lenehan Thomas, engineer Eureka Boiler Works, r.
438 Ringold
Lenfesty William P., compositor Examiner, r. Com-
merrial Hotel
liengfeld A. I^., proprietor Lengfeld's Pharmacy,
200 Stockton, and Baldwin Pharmacy, NE cor
Miiiket and Powell, r. 202 Stockton
Lengfeld Joseph, bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell. r. 1930 Sutter
Lengfeld Lewis, r. 1930 Sutter
lieiigfeld's Pharmacy, A. L. Lengfeld propri-
etor, 200 Stockton
Lenliam N. Li. , president National Oil Co., r.
Oakland
Lenhard John, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 1017
Jones
Lenhart James M., assistant superintendent United
Carriage Co. r. 1634 Howard
Lenhart James W., foreman United Carriage Co., r.
1634 Howard
Lenhart Oliver, decorator, r. 125}^ Oak
B^" Lenhart. See Leonard, Leonhardt, Leunard and
Lehnhardt
Lenhaus Richard, longshoreman, r. 607 Greenwich
Lenhe F. W., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 404
Stockton
Lenihan James, porter Dunham. Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 11M Gilbert
Lenihan William F., laborer, r. 915 Bryant
Lennard Robert K., laborer, r. 3 Clinton
Lenne August W., upholsterer, r. 412 Post, rear
Lennon Alexander, seaman, r, 218 Ritch
Lennon Annie M., dressmaker, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Bernard, boilermaker. r. NW cor First and
Mission
Lennon Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Lennon Dominic, salesman John A. Lennon, r. 463
Clementina
Lennon Frank, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 310
Cupp
Lennon Henry, carpenter, r. 218 Ritch
Lennon James S., boxmaker and foreman Engine No.
10, r. 218 Ritch
Lennon James H., file cutter, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 9, r. 6 Minna
Lennon John, laborer, r. 434)4 Tenth
Lennon John, milk ranch, Cliurch nr Dorland
Lennon John, shipsmith, r. Cortland Av nr Wayne
Lenuou John A., wholesale grocer and importer
China and Japan teas, 31.'J-317 Clay, r. 1932 Jessie
Lennon John S., boilermaker, r. 468 Tehama
Lennon Joseph, teamster, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Joseph P., cigar dealer, 315 Clay, r, San
Diego
Lennon Kate , widow, r. 1446 Minna
Lennon Malachi, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 7
Minnesota
Lennon Mary, groceries and liquors 218 Ritch
Lennon Nicholas, core maker Occidental Foundry, r.
2 Beale PI
Lennon Patrick, laborer, r. 434 J^ Tenth
Lennon Richard, driver, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Thomas, r. 523 Sixth
Lennon Thomas J., student D. L. Smoot, r. 1630
Howard
Lennon William, stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r. 1711
Leavenworth
Lennon William Jr., stair builder A. I. Sanborn, r.
1711 Leavenworth
B^" Lennon. See Lannan, Lannon and Lennan
L^nox , telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. 946 Mis-
sion
Lennox Jarvis, teamster John McKew, r. 1404 Mont-
gomery
Lennox John, longshoreman, r. 335 Clementina
Lennox William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1404
Montgomery
Lenoir Joseph (Peguilhan & Lenoir) r. 1305 Powell
Lenori Steve, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 17 Lafayette
PI
Lenormand Alfred, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 619
Harrison
Lenormand Brothers (Joseph and Leonl whole-
sale dealers foreign and native wines and liquors.
735-737 Howard, and groceries and liquors, NW
cor Pine and Dupont
Lenormand Edward, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 724
Bush
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Bros.) r. 619 Har-
rison
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Bros.) r. 724 Bush
Lenox Edward P., freight agent N. P. C. RR., foot
Clay
Lent C. H., with Wilmerdlng & Co.. r. Oakland
Lent Frederica, widow, r. 3183^ Clementina
Lent John M., salesman James Elder, r. 238 Taylor
Lent Mary A., widow, r. 2105 Mason
Lentgeb Karl, retoucher Bradley & Rulofson, r. 526
Kearny
Lentball Elizabeth, widow, r. 17 Lapidge
Lentz Emil, waiter, r. 1019 Market
Lenz Clara, children's nur.se, r. S. F Girls' Union
Lenzke August, house mover, r. '10 Bruce PI
Leo David, watchman The Baldwin, r. 625 Minna
Leo Frank, barber S. Candioto, r. 909 Kearny
Leo Henry, porter Pacific Club. r. 625 Minna
L.eo J. H. & Co. (John H. Ueo) job printers, 1001
Market
Leo John, stonemason, r. 20 Hubbard
Leo John H. (J. H. Leo & Co.) r. 26 Laskie
Leo Lizzie, widow, r. 625 Minna
Leo Thomas, actor, r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Leo Timothy, cooper, r. 707 Front
Leon Antonio F., r. 314 Sixth
Leon Caroline, widow, r. 68 Tehama
Leon Charles, carpenter Henry Pfeiffer, r. SEcor Sev-
enteenth and Dolores
Leon Charles G. (Lederer k Leon) r. 2015 Powell
Leon Dennis, Darber, r. 46 Thirteenth
Leon Henry, compositor Cnbery *: Co., r. 1515 Larkin
Leon Jacob V., varieties, 39 Fourth, and 204 Fifth, r.
303 Jessie
Leon Lipman, clerk, r. 68 Tehama
Leon Louis, r. 20 Stockton
EVEKY JJESJ ]aiI»TI«>Ilf 03F
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BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COEE. THIRD.
DIXON, BORCESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? mim.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
IWASHIN'GTON ST.
IPronrietors of the Orleans Yineyaril
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Leon Richard E., gilder Louis Kreiss
Leon Samuel S., paperhanger, NW cor Bryant and
Second, r. 228 Bush
Leon W. F., r. 431 Geary
Leonard Alexander T., pbyslcJan and surgeon, 32
Phelau Bldg. r. 1007 Van Ness Av
Leonard Alfred, bartender Mulagie & Baiter, r. 443
Bush
Leonard Ambrose A., butcher Black Point Packing
House, r. 438 Jessie
Leonard Ann, ■widow, r. 608 Fell
Leouard Blanch, widow, r. 420 Geary
Leonard d locksmith, r. 228 Bush
Leonard Charles L., clearing house clerk Anglo-Cali-
fornlan Bank, r. The Oriel
Leonard D. Mrs., r. 1934 Mission
Leouard Edward, gardener, r. Third Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Leonard Edward, tailor, 771 Mission
Leonard Edward F., policeman, r. 103 Larkin
Leonard Edward H., printer, 52-55 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
207 Eleventh
Leonard Edwin, car painter S. P. Co. r. 2740M Six-
teenth
Leonard Emma C. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 819
Howard
Leouard Frank A., salesman Frank H. McOonnell, r.
109 Montgomery
Leonard Frederick, teamster, r. 512 Oak
Leonard George, canvasser, r. 114 Eighth
Leonard George, patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r. Oak-
land
Leonard George, with Butler & Haldan, r. Berkeley
Leonard Henry, carpenter, r. 419 Brannan
Leonard Henry, laborer, r. 28 First
Leonard Herbert M., clerk William M. Starr, r. Oak-
land
Leonard James, boilermaker's helper Eisdon I. and
L. "Works
Leonard James, laborer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. Florida nr Eighteenth
Leouard James D., r. 29 Austin
Leonard James H., carpenter,
V Leonard James H., gardener,
fourth and Noe
I Leonard James J., hostler N. B. and M. KR
Twenty-fourth
Leonard John, r. 424 Sansome
Leonard John, cook, r. 207 Eleventh
Leonard John V>., r. 29 Austin
Leonard JohnP., butcher Henry C. Flageollet, r. C19
Eighteenth
Leonard John T., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1421}^
Hayes
Leouard Joseph, painter, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Noe
Leonard Joseph A., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room U, r. Alameda
Leonard K. Mrs., widow, r. fi09 Post
L"onard Katie, domestic 2619 Bush
Leonard Lizzie, domestic 711 Pine
Leonard L. O., r. 404 Turk
Leonard Martin, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co, r. Sierra
nr Tennessee
Leouard Mary, widow, r. 5 Heron
Leonard Mary E., domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Leouard Matthew A., foreman, r. 831 Treat Av
Leonard Michael, whitener, r. 227 Clara
Leonard Nellie, domestic 1620 Pine
Leonard Nellie Miss, r. 2017 Devisadero
Leonard Patrick, carpenter, r. 312 Lily Av
Leonard Patrick, expressman, NE cor Pine and Polk,
r. 2.52H Post
Leonard Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Louisa
Leonard Patrick, liquor saloon, 1161 Market, r. iOSH
Grove
Leonard Patrick, longshoreman O. E. and N. Co., r.
9 Oak Grove Av
08 Fell
NW cor
Twenty-
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IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DE TO OUDEU FOR
CHORCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Leonard Patrick, shoemaker, r. Cleaveland nr Seventh
Leonard Patrick H., boots and shoes, 446 Sixth, r.
110 Morris Av
Leonard Patrick J., manager P. F. Collier, office 14
Grant Av, r. 511 O'FHrrell
Leonard R. Annette, widow, r. 819 Howard
Leonard Skerret, teamster M. & O. Maguire, r. 230
Hickory Av
Leonard Thomas, bookkeeper Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 6 Minna, rear
Leonard Thomas Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, 214 Hayes
Leonard Willard A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan k
Haydeii Co., r. Oakland
Leonard William, carpenter Frank Barker, r. 1 Brady
Leonard & Ellis, oil refiners (New York) branch 43
Sacramento
8^" Leonard. See Lenhart, Leonhard, Lennard and
Lehnhardt
Leonardo Joseph, porter 8. Kahn
Leonardo Lazaro, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI
Leone Antonio, musician, r. 518 Green
Leone Giovanni B., fisherman, r. 1110 Battery
Leone John, musician, r. 518 Green
Leone Joseph, musician, r. 518 Green
Leonhard George, baker Frederick Mayer, r. Railroad
Av nr Paraguay
Leonhardt August, cigarmaker, r. 1314 Broderick
Leonhardt Charles, machinist Kutner, Bejiler & Co.,
r. Siegfried Hotel
Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 11 Sutter, r. 638 Ste-
venson
Leonhardt Charles Jr., cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush,
r. 63H Stevenson
Leonhardt Dillo, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 638
Stevenson
Leonhardt Paul, cigar mnfr, 142G Polk, r. 2023 Geary
Leonhardt Richard, with Charles Leonhardt Jr., r.
638 Stevenson
Leonhardt. See Lenhart, Lennard, Leonard and
Lehnhardt
Leonl Giachimo (Leoni & Morenzoni) r. 611 Broadway
Leoni & Morenzoni (Giachimo Leoni and John Mo-
renzoni) liquor saloon, 220 Montgomery Av
Leonidas James, waiter, r. 205 Third
Leonidas John, cook, r. 205 Third
Leopold Albert, painter, r. 1149 Howard
LEOPOLD CHAELES M.
florist and decorator, 33 Post, r. 7
Mint Av
Leopold Edward, porter L. Meyersteln, r.415 Hayes
Leopold Henry (Leopold & Goldstein) r. 602 Wash-
ington
Leopold Lipman, barber, r, 205 Second
Leopold k Goldstein (Henry Leopold and Joseph
Goldstein) liquor saloon, 819 Kearny
Leowe Bernard, waiter, r. 941 Howard
Lepan Frank, laundryman, r. 538 Valencia
Lepan Mnrle Mrs., laundry, 538 Valencia
Leper Mary, domestic 427 Second
Leper Thomas, laborer W.W. Montague & Co., r. Cook
nr Geary
Lepeticli Saverio, cook H. F. Alberts & Co., r. 225
Minna
l.e Petit Californien (French weekly) E. Marque
editor and proprietor, 712 Montgomery
Le Pointer Pierre, florist, 332 Montgomery Av
Lepore Giovanni, dishwasher I. Cuenln
I.epori Constnntine (Bertin & Lepori) r. B09 Broadway
Lopori John (Lepori k Marloni) r. .509 Broadway
Lepori Lnigl, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 420
Union
Lepori k Mariona (John Lepori and Oaspard Marioni)
proptrs San Gottardo Hotel, 509-513 Broadway
Leppart Klizabeth. widow, r. 172 Minna
l,eppert Michael, conk Hackiiieier's Hotel, r. 123 Eddy
Lcppritt Augu.stus, r. riOi; Powell
a UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & KEY, 405-i? Safl«e 81.
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IMl>OUTKi;S 1>F
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
SJtLeet Xirojcx
AU Sizes and Nuiiibf rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Leppien Frederick E., bookkeeper, r. 2110 Larkin
Li-ppln Thomas, engineer, r. 108 Eureka
Leppla John, machinist, r. 25 Ransch, rear
Leppla Otto, compositor, r. 2244 Mission
Leppsten Gottlieb, coal and wood, 814 Folsom, r. 812
Folsom
Le Protti E., salesman Davis Bros., r. 320 JsS Sutter
Leprouhon Philip, pipefitter, r. 1254 Howard
Leptien August, rehtaurant, 507 Montgomery Av, r.
605 Green
Lercari Louis (Lercari & Arcese) r. 2006 Mason
Lercari Michel, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lercari & Arcese (Louis Lercari and Giuseppe Ar-
cese) commision merchants, 616 Front
Lerch Maria, Mrs. midwife, r. 957 Folsom
Lerman Frank, messenger Redington & Co., r. 10 Pearl
Lerman Jacob, corporal police, r. 10 Pearl
Lermond Adelia, widow, r. 4063^ Sixth
Lermond Corridan, third assistant engineer stmr San
Jose, r. 406 M Sixth
Leroi George, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 813
Jackson
Lerond Theodore, cigarmaker, r. 636 Green
Le Rond Theodore Jr., musician Cremorne Theater, r.
724 Filbert
Lerond Theodore Mrs., r. 814 Green
Leroux Amadee, druggist French Hospital, oifice 510
Jackson, r. 340 Seventh
Le Roux Anna, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
NE cor Alabama and Washington Av
Leroux Octavia, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
Leroux Thomas, policeman, r. Preclta Av bet Folsom
and Harrison, B. H.
Leroy Mrs., widow, r. 2123 Sacramento
Le Roy Alfred, r. 48 Seventh
Le Roy Alfred, r. 87 Ninth
Le Roy Alfred, cook, r. 264 M Tehama
I Leroy E. Mme., stamping and embroidering, 121 Sut-
1 ter
Le Roy Edward, r. 328 Jessie
L<e Roy Estate, Edward J. Le Breton administra-
I tor, 534 California
lie Roy Eugene, capitalist, oflSce, 217 Sansome,
room 18, r. 226 Stockton
Le Roy Fontaine, waiter, r. 252M Third
lie Roy Georofes, capitalist, oifice 217 Sansome,
I room 18, r. 226 Stockton
' Leroy Henry, baker, r. 1205 Stockton
I Leroy Jules, caudymaker Masson Freres, r. 1002J^
I Pacific
! Le Roy Oscar, assistant advertising agent Morosco's
j Amphitheatre, r. 274 Minna
Le Roy Philip, painter, r. 4 Howard Court
I Le Roy R lyal, r. Monterey House
I Lervis James, commercial traveler, r. 125 Eddy
I Le Sage Henry, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
j Lescalier Jules, r. G18 California
1 Lesher Albert, driver N. B. and M. RR.
Lesher Ida Mrs., stenographer W. C. Price & Co., r.
502 Mason
Lesher William F., student, r. 502 Sutter
Lesler Henry, seaman, r. .52 Second
Leslie Ellis, shipcarpenter, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Isaiah, helper, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Margaret Miss, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Mary Mrs., r. 517^ Shotwell
Leslie Robert, helper, r. 1070 Howard
Leslie Thomas, cigarmaker P. C. Blick, r. 1070 How-
ard
Leslie Walter, r. 1627 Folsom
Leslie William, furnished rooms, 1070 Howard
Leslie William, r. 1.530 Clay
Lesovich Marco, baj-tender, r. 275 Stevenson
Lespoune Francois, bartender D. Chesnev, r. 270
Clementina
Lesqueret Auguste, baker, r. 619 Pacific
Lesqueret Jacques, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Less Albert, barber, r. 168 Tehama
Less Isadore, barber, r. 168 Tehama
Less Morris, real estate agent, r. 168 Tehama
Lessen Tectil F., teacher, r. 1U08 Washington
Les.-^er Brothers (Herrmann Lesser) boots and shoes,
777 Market and 406 Kearny
Lesser Henry, r. 1226 Stockton
Lesser Herrmann (Lesser Bros.) r. 501 Geary
Lesser Jacob, boots and shoes, 963 Market and 2009
Fillmore, r. 2011 Fillmore
Lesser Josenh M., attorney at law, 305 Kearny, room
7, r. 112 Hyde
Lesser Louis, stoves and tinware, 67 Fourth, r. 69
Fourtli
Lessi Louis (Lessi & Janes) r. 1428 Dupont
Lessi & Janes (Louis Lessi and Nicholas Janes) candy
mnfrs. 1428 Dupont
Lessig C. H., commercial traveler, r. 422 Ellis
Lessman Isaac, tailor, 1412 J^ Powell
Lessmann Gustav W., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r.
315 Jones
liessmanii Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Bush and Larkin, r. 1242 Bush
Lessmann Mamie, domestic 1255 California
Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart, r. 527
Golden Gate Av
Lester Emily F., teacher Garfield Primary School, r.
1237 Stockton
Lester Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa
Lester George, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Lester Henry, engineers' storekeeper stmr Santa
Rosa, r. 231 Stevenson
Lester Henry, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 527 Gold-
en Gate Av
Lester John, canner, r. 318 Kearny
Lester Robert S., liquor saloon, 509 Howard
Lester Thomas, carpenter, r. 509 Howard
Lester Thomas, liquor saloon and cigars, 815 J^ Folsom
Lester Thomas E., salesman Robert Gordan, r. 340
McAllister
Lester Warren G., adjuster J. W. Evans, r. Oakland
Lester William, r. 502 Sutter
Lester William, painter, r. 38 Russ
Lester William J., r. 13 Stockton
Lestrange Patrick A., longshoreman, r. 72 Federal
Leszynski Edward, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1012 Polk
Leszynsky Abraham, salesman D. Samuels, r. 823
Larkin
Leszynskv Isidor, principal Commercial School, r.
1001 Powell
Leszynsky Morris, r. 614 McAllister
Leszynsky Morris S., r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky Moses, r. 515 Filbert
Leszynsky Rose Mrs., r. 828 Sutter
Leszynsky Samuel, r. 1012 Polk
Leszynsky Samuel L. (S. L. Leszynsky & Co.) r. 2305
Sutter
Leszynsky S. L. & Co. (Samuel L. Leszynsky, David
L. Leziusky and Louis Hagan) manufacturers'
agents and commission merchants, 17-19 Battery
85" Leszynsky. See Lezinsky
Letcher Beverly, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 3036
California
Letcher Giles C, clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 3036
California
Lietclier Walter N. , secretary Equity Benefit As-
sociation, room 6, Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 26 Fell
Leter Brothers (Louis and Henry) tailors, 69 Fourth
Leter David (Shipper & Leteri r. 13U5 Golden Gate
Av
Leter Henry (Leter Bros.) r. 333 Jessie
Leter Louis (Leter Bros.) r. 333 Jessie
Lethiec R. H. Mrs., lodgings, 933 Mission
Letoriere Oscar F., pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r. 142
Montgomery
Le Tourneux Thomas J., physician, 22 Geary
Letroadec J. Mrs., dressmaking, 1935 Mission
TIIE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT lis. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY Im.7k??^«.
THE r.KADTNO
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
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Letroadec Julian, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1935 Mission
Letson Andrew W.. compositor, r. 9J<S Madison Av
I^etson William, printer, r. 9}^ Madison Av
Lettenbaucr Anton, jeweler Geo. C. Sbreve & Co., r.
1011 Washington
Letter Elias, tailor, r. 12 Miller PI
Letter Peter, uiachiniRt, r. 1047 Harrison
Letterie Charles A., lonKShoremau, r. 221 Harrison
Lettlch Anton, boilermaker Moynihan & Altken, r. 36
Thirteenth
Lettich N. W., engineer Cal. St. RR.
Letts William, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 11 Austin
Leu Heuning C. (Leu & Harms) r. 1716 Harrison
Leu & Harms (Hennlng C. Leu and Peter Harms)
mufrs cigars, 1247 Mission
Leuenberger Emil, r. 3U Sutter
Leuenberger L. A., steward Wheeland & Collins, r.
703 Stockton
Leuenberger Lena Mrs., dressmaking, 314 Sutter
LEUTHOLTZ T. G. N.
importer European antique and Re-
naissance fine furniture and dealer in
Copenhajfen line terra cotta, 23 Ninth
Levaggi G. B. (Levaggi k Barbieti) r. 631 Green
Levaggi & Barbieri(G. B. Levaggi and Paul Barbieri)
produce commission merchants, 309-311 Wash-
ington
Levan Elizabeth, widow, r. 702 Vallejo
Le Vanway E. R. Mrs., r. 1029 Post
Levanway W., musician, r. 126 Sixth
Leve Joseph, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 627 Jessie
Leve Joseph F., cook, r. 421 Stevenson
Leve Marcus S., draftsman Joseph B. Jardine, r. 35
Rausch
Levenberg George, peddler, r. E s Church nr Market
Levenberg Samuel, peddkr, r. E s Church nr Market
Levene Louis, peddler, r. 7 Austin
Levens Basil W., r. E 8 Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Levensaler Joseph G. (Pitman & Levensaler) r. 825
Guerrero
Levensaler Raymond L., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Levenson Esrail (Levenson & Bryan) r. 322 Hayes
Levenson Meyer D., druggist's sundries, 605 Market,
r. Alameda
Levenson & Bryan (Esrail Levenson and William H.
Bryan) brushes and brooms, 205 Front
Leventritt Marlon (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r. The
Baldwin
Leveque Emily, widow, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Leveque Guttave, porter Phelps k Miller
Leveque Joseph, clerk Equity Benefit Assn, r. Oak-
land
Le Vere Hester S., widow, r. 1413 Jackson
Leverich Jacob, barber, r. 124 Shipley
Leveridge William K., r. Utah nr Nevada
Leverone Nicholas, clerk, r. 608 Greenwich
Leverone William, wine dealer, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Levers Frederick, liquor saloon, 813 Kearny, r. 812
Kearny
Levey Benjamin C, clerk Charles C. Levey & Co., r.
723 O'Farrell
Levey Charles C. & Co. (Charles C. Levey) gents' fur-
nishing goods, 424 Kearny
Levey Charles C. (Charles 0. Levey & Co.lr. 5 Monroe
Levey Henry J., commercial traveler, r. 707)4 Lar-
kin
Levey Isador C, barber, 612)^ California, r. 1505M
Pine
Levey Lewis C, city agent Okell & WooUey, r. 723 J4
O'Farrell
Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 723 O'Farrell
aS'Levey. See Leavy, Levi and Levy
Levi Benjamin, bookkeeper Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 60!) Buchanan
Levi C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 228 Waller
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
64( to 647 MARKET STREET.
Levi H. & Co. (Herman, Jacob and Jacob LevJ, Jr.)
wholesale grocers and tobacco dealers, 117-119
Market
Levi Henry, salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 1016 Van Ness
Av
Levi Herman (H. Levi k Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Levi Hermann, shoemaker, r. 1004 Bryant
Levi Jacob (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1363 Post
Levi Jacob Jr. (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Levi Jennie Miss, r. 920 McAllister
Levi Johanna, widow, r. 1123 Howard
Levi Joseph, clothing, 306 Sixth
Levi Julius, clgarmaker, r. 130 Eighth
Levi Julius, plumber, r. 604 Sutter
Levi Marcus, commercial traveler, r. 609 Buchanan
Levi Mark, traveling salesman Louis Eline & Co., r.
2088 Market
Levi Raphael, furniture dealer, 632 California, r. 776
Stevenson
Levi Samuel, draftsman, and agent stained glass sub-
stitute. 126 Kearny, room 3o. r. 709 Powell
Levi Samuel, peddler, r. 14 J^ Moss
Levi Simon (Klauber & Levi) r. San Diego
fl^" Levi. See Leavy, Levey and Levy
Levick Gustavus, r. 145 Ellis
Levick J., master mariner, r. 22 Valparaiso
Leveile Harriet Mrs., laundry and cigars, 1027 How-
ard
Levin Aaron, clerk Levin Bros., r. 322 Golden Gate Av
Levin Abraham, clerk Louis Levin & Son, r. 322
Golden Gate Av
Levin Adeline Miss, dress and cloakmabing, 1524 Polk
Levin Br<thrrs( Julius and Isidore) dairv produce,
15-17 Bay City Market, branch 134 Sixth
Levin Caroline, crockery, 38 Sacramento
Levin David, grocer, r. 636 Golden Gate Av
Levin Hugo, clerk L. Marks, r. 606 Larkin
Levin Isidore (Levin Bros.) r. 1518 Webster
Levin Jacob, varieties, 31 Taylor, r. 636 Golden
Gate Av
Levin Joseph, clerk Levin Bros., r. 322 Golden Gate
Av
Levin J. P., engineer, r. 141 Third
Levin Julius (Levin Bros.) r. 220 Fulton
Levin Kallman. varieties, 941 Folsom
Levin Leonhard, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1813
Vallejo
Levin Louis (Louis Levin & Son) r. 322 Golden Gate
Av
Levin Louis, commercial traveler, r. 806 J^ Geary
Levin Louis k Son (Louis and Solomon) stationery,
26 Stockton
Levin Marcus, barber, r. 15 Harriet
Levin Mary Mrs., dry goods. 1524 Polk
Levin Maurice, clerk Levin Bros., r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
Levin Max, clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Micbels, r. 219
Mason
Levin Solomon (Louis Levin & Son) r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
B^ Levin. See Laven and Lavin
Levine Dora Mrs., clerk, r. 1326 Stockton
Levine Henry, glazier, 410!<i Fifth
Levine Jacob, tailor, 916 Folsom
Leviufs Louis, clgarmaker Eugene Mlchele, r. 916
Folsom
Leviue Simon, traveling salesman L. & E. Werthel-
mer, r. 1929 J<i Sutter
Levlnger Isaac (Wessells, Saram & Levinger) 8E cor
Stockton and Geary
Levlngston Abral:atu, sftlnsmnn O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 10.50 Golden Gnte Av
Leving'ton Adolph, clerk W. Harris k Co., r. 210
Seventh
Loviiigston Isaac, mining, r. 550!^ Minna
Levinghton Isaac, upholsterer, r. 1050 Golden Gate Av
;LAEGE'!T type FODKDEES, palmer & REYIH"
FRAWniKCO, VAl..
KTI..%ND, OR.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°*''' "''^'sVo 'c^aiiSlL^S^t.
LEV
732
LEV
W, W. MontLague & Co.
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WINI>-MI1,I, AK» POWER.
Al^L, SIZKS.
809, 811, 813, 315 and 317 MAKKET STEEET
Levlugstou Jacob, bookkeeper H. Lasb, r. 1050 Golden
Gate Av
Levingstou Lazarus J., deputy Sheriff, r. 1050 Golden
Gate Av
Levingstou Lester 0., salesman, r. 1050 Golden Gate
Av
Levingston Marc, physician and surgeon, r. 727 Geary
Levingston Morris A., proptr Overland House, 531-
533 Sacra-^ento, and agent Capay Vineyard, r.
1306 Buchanan
V^ Levingston. See Livingston
Levinsky Aaron, plumber, r. 22 Morris Av
Levinsky Charles, salesman, r. 22 Morris Av
Levinsky Isaac, r. 22 Morris Av
Levinsky Louis (Fabian & Co.) r. 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mauuel. cigarmaker, r. 22 Morris Av
Levinsky Mark, office 105 Battery, r. 1831 Sutter
Levinsky W., general agent, r. 2116 Howard
Levinson Edward, clerk, r. 437 k Clementina
Levinson H. Mrs., r. 437 J^ Clementina
Levinson Henry, assistant bookkeeper Esberg, Bach-
man & Co., r. Alameda
Levinson Isaac M., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 502 Post
Levinson Isadore, r. 2228 5^ Post
Levinson John (Newman & Levinson) r. 807 Turk
Levinson Julia Miss, teacher music, r. 807 Turk
Levinson Louis, porter Robert Hodge, r. 4373^ Clem-
entina
Levinson Max (Rothschild & Levinson) r. 218}^
O'Farrell
Levinson Saul, glovecutter, r. 437 J^ Clementina
Levinson William A., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r.
210 Eddy
B^~ Levinson. See Levinsohn, Levison and Levis-
ton.
Levis E. A., domestic, 1430 Golden Gate Av
Levis Richard, r. 1401 Buchanan
Levis Thomas, conductor Market St. RR., r. 4 Church-
ill Court
Levison Abraham, clerk, r. 1013 Post
Lievisoii Brotliers (Herman Levison, John T.
Bonestell, Gustav Marcus and William P. Mor-
gan) California Jewelry Co., and manufacturers
and importers watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc.,
134 Sutter
Levison Charles G., druggist 0. G. Strong, r. 1507
Steiner
Levison Emma, widow, r. 1038 Golden Gate Av
Levison Herman (Levison Bros.) r. Hamburg, Ger-
many
Levison Isaac M., plumber Earnest Pinck, r. 519
Franklin
Levison Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 1403 Octavia
Levison Jacob B., manager marine dept. Anglo-Ne-
vada Assurance Corporation, r. 1507 Steiner
Levison Mark, insurance agent, r. 1507 Steiner
Leviston George (William & George Leviston) r.
10.30 Vallejo
Leviston William (William & George Leviston) r.
1030 Valle.io
Leviston William & George, attorneys at
law, 6 Montgomery Av
Levit Samuel, agent Am. Salt Co., r. 1221 Webster
LevftiiB Louis, stockclerk Newman & Levinson, r.
921M Post
Levitzky David L.. real estate agent, 304 Montgomery,
r. 1216 Fulton
Levy A. k Co. (Adolph and Jacob Levy) fruit com-
mission, NE cor Davis and Washington
Levy Aaron, clothing, 2(52 Third
Levy Aaron, shoemaker, r. 429 Pacific
Levy Aaron N., furniture, 849 Market, r. 1646 Market
Levy Abraham, bookkeeper Charles Levy, r. 913
Folsom
Levy Abraham, clerk Lewis Abrahams, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Abraham, real estate dealer, r. 811 Octavia
Levy Abraham, tailor, r. 609 J^ Broderick
1408
1538
Levy Abraham, salesman J. & L. Samuels, r. 1009
Sutter
Levy Abraham, with Goldstein -Brothers, r. 176
Minna
Lew Abraham D., salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r.
409 Ellis
Levy Abraham M., barber, 2003 Fillmore, i
Geary
Levy Abram S., harnessmaker, r. 185 Perry
Levy Adolph (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1718 O'Farrell
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 1111 Howard, i
Howard
Levy A. E. Mrs., r. 2105 Bush
Levy Albert, cook P. Vaviloff, r. 533 Sacramento
Levy Albert, expressman, r. 174 }<S Clara, rear
Levy Alexander, r. 1120 Powell
Levy Alexander, carrier Post, r. 2131 Fillmore
Levy Alexander, cutter Weil. Baer & Co., r. 620>S
Hayes
Levy Alexander, tailor, r. 1132 Turk
Levy Alexander, waiter Palace Hotel
Levy Alexander J., salesman Sherman S. Jewett &
Co., r. Alameda
Levy Alfred, r. 615 Powell
Levy Alfred, r. 662 Harrison
Levy Alfred, cutter Weil, Baer & Co., r. 620 Ji Hayes
Levy Amelia Mrs., r. 2609 Fillmore
Levy Arle, laborer, r. 327 Golden Gate Av
Levy Arthur, clerk, r. 615 Powell
Levy Asher N., commission merchant, r. 1143 Howard
Levy B. Mrs., r. 1623^ Geary
Levy B. & Sons (Bernard, Julius and Sigmund) fruit,
commission and Honolulu Banana Depot, 528-
530 Sansome
Levy Barnard, clerk Friedlander & Koch, r. 501 Geary
Levy Baruch, commission merchant, 217 Battery, r.
826 McAllister
Levy Benjamin, clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Michels,
r. 1428 Geary
Levy Benjamin, horse dealer, r. 620 J^ Laguna
Levy Benjamin, salesman, r. 1415 Bush
Levy Benjamin, waiter, r. 60 Annie
Levy Benjamin H., r. 920 O'Farrell
Levy Benjamin L., salesman Jacob Selleck, r. 15,38
Howard
Levy Bernard (B. Levy & Sons) r. 11 Farren Av
Levy Bernard, bookkeeper, r. 185 Perry
Levy Bernard, shoemaker, 420 Hayes
Levy Bernard L., capitalist, r. 1229 Geary
Levy Celine F., widow, r. 815 Union
Levy Charles (Buffalo Clothing Co.) r. 1025J^ Wash-
ington
Levy Charles, auctioneer, 769 Market, r. 913 Folsom
Levy Charles, gripmau Clay St. RR., r. 1202 Mason
Levy Charles, junk dea'.er, r. 34 Langton
Levy Charles, printer, r. 1202 Mason
Levy Charles C, upholsterer, r. 609 3«S Broderick
Levy Charles M., r. 1324 California
Levy Charles M., salesman Straus & Levy, r. 705
McAllister
Levy David, artist, r. .505 Hyde
Levy David, clerk, r. 811 Octavia
Levy David, commercial traveler, r. 615 Stockton
Levy David, delivery clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 166 Ninth
Levy David, metal signpainter, 515 J<J Bush, r. 812
Kearny
Levy David, salesman Brenner & Levy, r. 2609 Fill-
more
Levy David, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 515
Geary
Levy David M., r. 18M Garden
Levy David S., r. 1405 Octavia
Levy D. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1524 Powell
Levy Edward, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 1001
JacEson
Levy Edward, clerk LeCount Bros., r.l405 Octavia
Levy Edward J. (Levy & Armer) r. 101 Octavia
LOWEST PKICES.
rilTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKET ST., COR. THIRI).
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
jRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.!«Asfl;.?TasT
Prodncera of the only
NATUKAT. CHAMPAQNE.
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Levy Eli, stock clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1014
Geary
Levy Elias, r. I'iG Ninth
Levy Eliae, stoves and ranges, 786 Folsom
Levy Emanuel, city agent Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Assn., r. 619 Geary
Levy Emanuel, salesman M. Schussler ^t Co., r. 1025 J>5
Washington
Levy Emanuel A., pawnbroker, 51.5 Montgomery, r.
1.312 .Jackson
LEVY EUGENE W.„...,yp„..
lie and coiiiini.ssioiier of deeds, siiid
miinaofingf clerk Win an s <Si Belknup,
403 Montgomery, r. 1050 Golden Gate
Av
Levy Eva, clerk H. Rogers, r. 12 Albion Av
Levy FcrdiUHnd, liquor saloon, 347J^ Fifth
jBvv Ferdinand B., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co.. r. 826 McAllister
Levy Francfs Miss, r. 725 O'Farrell
JLevy Frederick H. (M. Schussler & Co.) r. 1128 Eddy
Levy Frederica Miss, teacher mnsic, r. 1608 Van Ness
Av
Levy G. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Levy George, shirt mnfiv r. 21 Polk
Levy Gustave, chancellor Mexican Consulate, 631
Cnlifornia, r. 501 Post
Levy Harris, merchant, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Harris, tailor, r. 35 Everett
Lew Harris Mrs., r. 1536 Howard
Lew Henry, butcher, r. 330 Geary
Levy Henry (Straus & Levy), r. 705 McAllister
Levy Henry, clerk, r. 1001 Jackson
Levy Henry, cook. r. 21 Louisa
Levy Henry, liquor saloon, 347 Fifth
Levy Henry, peddler, r. 39 Clara
Levy Henry, salesman, r. 609 3^ Broderick
Levy Henry, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 920
O'Farrell
Levy Henry, traveling salesman, r. 617 Gough
Levy Henry, traveling salesman M. Levy & Co., r. 523
Eddy
Levy Henry J., traveling salesman B. Blumenthal &
Co.
Levy Henry M., deputy Sheriff, r. 2105 Bush
Levy Herman, capitalist, r. 922 Eddy
Herman, clerk, r. 354 Grove
Levy Herman M., capitalist, 4 Nevada Block, r. 1302
Post
jevy Herman W., assistant bookkeeper Bothin Mnfg
Co.. r. 1326 Buchanan
evy Hyman, expressman, 18 Battery, r. 231.6 Pine
evy I., musician, r. 1446 O'Farrell
evy Isaac, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
evy Isaac (•/. Schweitzer k Co.) r. 908 ElliB
.evy Isaac, cigaruiaker, r. 420 Hayes
evy Isaac, cooper, r, 468 Sixth
jCvy Isaac, junk dealer, 712 Sansome
evy Isaac, printer, r. 2608 Bush
jCvy Isaac, tailor, 205 Second
vy Isaac, tailor, 914 McAllister
.evy Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 1408 McAllister
.evy Isaac D., pawnbroker, 647 Washington, r. 929 M
Filbert
evy Isaac K., salesman, r. 185 Perry
.evy Isador, watchmaker and jeweler, 639 M Broad-
way
.evy Isidore, peddler, r. 1600 Powell
.evy J., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2113 Fillmore
.evy J. Mrs., r. 1128 Eddy
,evy Jacob (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1214}^ Pierce
levy Jacob (M. Simon & Co.) r. 1713 Sutter
evy Jacob, bartender, r. 619 Ellis
evy Jacob, broker, 420 Montgomery, r. 722 Golden
Gate Av
evy Jacob, carrier Post, r. 2131 Fillmore
evy Jacob, clerk, r. 1214 Turk
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
GIRCUL.WiON !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISElffENTS :
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTJERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to G47 MARKET STREET.
Brod-
Levy Jacob, fringeraaker M. Ettinger. r. 609 J«
erick
Levy Jacob, tailor, 284 Stevenson
Levy Jacob, tailor, 537!^ Hayes
Levy Jacob L., clerk Descalso Bros., r. 1123 Howard
Levy James, laborer, r. 22}^ Hermann
Levy John Mrs., widow, r. 711 Jones
Levy John C, clerk Will .t Fiuck, r. HOI O'Farrell
Levy Joseph (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r. 1804 Post
Levy Joseph, barber, HIH Seventh, r. 205 Second
Levy Joseph, butcher, r. 908 Ellis
Levy Joseph, clerk, r. 1001 Jackson
Levy Joseph, dealer bags, 46 Clay, r. 302 Golden Gate
Av
Levy Joseph, horse dealer, r. 730 O'Farrell
Levy Joseph, teacher music, r. 1446 O'Farrell
Levy Joseph, teamster Lobos Square Packing House,
r. 3.501 Fillmore
Levy Joseph H., clerk N. J. Franklin, r. 1106 Market
Levy Joseph M., barber, 607 Laguna, r. 1408 Geary
Levy Jules (Jules Levy & Bros.) r. 1312 Geary
Levy Jules & Brothers (Jules, Max and Leon) Im-
porters embroideries and laces, 5-7 Sansome
Levy Julius (B. Levy *j Sons) r. 1525 Turk
Levy Julius, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 826 McAllis-
1901
ter
Levy Julius, furnishing goods, 617 Kearny,
Stockton
Levy Julius L., r. 1518 Eddy
Levy Kossuth C, jeweler, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy Lazar (Hahn, Levy & Co.) r. 1430 Webster
Levy Lazar, butcher Vincent Bros., r. 1604 Polk
Levy Leon (Jules Levy & Bros.) r. New York
Levy Leon, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1517 Webster
Levy Leon, vocalist, r. 1214 Turk
Levy Leopold, barber, r. 205 Second
Levy Leopold, upholsterer, r. 2131 Fillmore
Levy Leopold H., tailor Meyer Abrams, r. 609 Brod-
erick
Levy Louis, r. 1018^ Larkin
Levy Louis (Meyers & Levy) r. 611 H Broderick
Levy Louis, cattle dealer, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Levy Louis, clerk P. Pontacq. r. 213 Larkin
Levy Louis, clothing, 000 Front, r. 1303 Golden Gate
Av
Levy Louis, clerk Julius Levy, r. 1901 Stockton
Levy Louis, dry goods, 1303 Dupont, r. 1214 Turk
Levy Louis, tailor, 33 Eddy, r. 113 Olive Av
Levy Louis A., r. 1502 Laguna
Levy Louis B., r. 257 Stevenson
Levy Louis R., bookkeeper, and secretary Bothin
Mnfg Co., r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy Lu( ien, canvasser Chicago Clock Co.. r. 110
Eighth
Levy M. (Lubosch h Levy) r. 1810 Post
L.evy M. & Co. (Marcus and Morris Levy) manu-
facturers and importers men's furnishing goods,
22 Sansome
Levy M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1143 Howard
Levy M. Mrs.i widow, r. 2204 California
Levy Manuel, clerk, r. 1025 M Washington
Levy Marcus (M. Levy & Co.) r. 523 Eddy
Levy Marcus, traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co.
Levy Marcua B ., real estate agent, 432 California,
r. 1167 Mission
Levy Marcus D., bookkeeper Pacific Jewelry Co.,
and secretiiry West Coast Fruit and Wine Grow-
ers' Association. 19 Battery, r. 1025)4 Washington
Levy Marcus L., clerk Lombard Loan Oflace, r. 1517
Hyde
Levy Mark, r. 2016 Van Ness Av
Levy Mark, furniture dealer, r. 411 J« Oak
Levy Marks, horse radish Bay City Market, r. 166
Ninth
Levy Marks H., bookkeeper J. Schussler & Co., r. 208
Second
Levy Marks, tailor, 2922 Sixteenth
Levy Marks, tailor, 1003 Post, r. 1415 Bush
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Levy Maurice L. (Hahii, Levy & Co.) r. 1610 Geary
Levy Max (Jules Levy & Bros.) r. Palace Hotel
Levy Max (Max Levy & Co.) r. 325}^ Geary
Levy Max, barber, 77-1 Howard, r. H58J^ Folsom
Levy Max, horse dealer, r. 141}^ Shipley
Levy Max, stock clerk L. Meyersteiu, r. 2113 Fillmore
Levy Max «& Co. (Max Levy) proprietor The
Standard, dry and fancy goods, cloaks and pults
1128 Market, and 21 Turk
Levy Max M., butcher, r. 1.5.5 Ninth
Levy Mayer, butcher, r. 529 Ivy Av
Levy Meyer, bookkeeper John S. Bowman & Co., r.
1408 McAllister
Levy Meyer H., salesman Levi Altshuler, r. 1536
Howard
Levy Meyer H., stationery and varieties, 637 Geary
Levy M. F., r. 1104 Market
Levy Michael, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 609}^
Broderick
Levy Michael, trimmer Brown Bros. & Co., r. 333
Vallejo
Levy Michael S., tailor, 176 Minna
Levy Morris (M, Levy & Co.) r. New York
Levy Morris, barber, r. 1810 Post
Lew Morris, bookkeeper Hirschler Bros. & Co., r. 12
Hyde
Levy Morris, hostler, r. 20 Harriet
Levy Morris, iuRurance broker, r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Morris, tailor, r. 609 3^ Broderick
Levy Morris, tailor, r. 464 Tehama
Levy Morris P., r. 1229 Geary
Levy Moses, cigarmaker, r. 420 Hayes
Levy Moses, cigarmaker Samuel Meyers, r. 12 Albion
Av
Levy Moses L. (Haendel & Levy) r. 10183^ Larkin
Levy N. & Co., merchants (Winnemucca, Nev.) office
215 Battery
Levy Nathan, merchant, r. 828 McAllister
Levy Oscar S., manager Sherman S. Jewett & Co.,
52.5-527 Market, r. Alameda
Levy Peter, teamster, r. 1914 McAllister
Levy Phoebe Miss, saleslady, r. 1810 Post
Lfivy Raphael, r. 1628 Sutter
Levy Rapheal, juuk dealer, r. 620}^ Hayes
Levy Raphael L., bookkeeper, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy Rebecca, widow, r. 1040 Bryant
Levy Reuben, shoecutter Orin Jones & Co., r. 166
Ninth
Levy S. (J. Lievre & Co.) r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Levy S. & Co. (Solomon Levy and Bernard Beer)
commission merchants, 218-220 Washington
Levy Samuel, r. 1167 Mission
Levy Samuel, r. 1810 Post
Levy Samuel, artist, 1007 Post, r. 818 Geary
Levy Samuel, furrier, 110}^ Sutter, r. 11 Harriet
Levy Samuel, machinist Singer Mnfg Co., r. 333
Valle.io
Levy Samuel, peddler, r. 14 J^ Moss
Q ; Levy S imuel, salesman Jachiel Meyers, r. 609 Brod-
32 [ erick
— ^ I Levy Samuel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
^ I 1536 Howard
J ' Levy Samuel J., traveling salesman, r. 107 Lsngton
I Levy Samuel J., printer A. Waldstein, r. 12 Ji Albion
I Av
O I Levy Samuel N., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 828
O ' McAllister
iiLEVY SAMUEL W, c„™.
Zl ' mission inercliaiit and insurance
5 I broker, 108-110 Sansome, r. 1396 "Van
5 ' Ness Av
fiC I Levy Sarah Mrs., r. 702 Harrison
ll" I Levy Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 2131 Fillmore
I Levy Sarah, tailoress Charles Nelson, r. 12 Albion Av
^ J Lew Siegfried, watchmaker and jeweler, 103 Ninth,
^ I T. 914 McAllister
Levy Sigmund (B. Levy & Sons) r. 11 Farren Av
CO
Levy Simon, bookkeeper Louis Caheu & Son, r. 1808
Laguna
Levy Siuion, salesman, r. 609M Broderick
Levy Soliua D., watchmaker, 515 Montgomery, r. 1312
Jackson
Levy Soliimon (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624 Geary
Levy Solomon, decorative di aftsman, r.34 Ellis
Levy Solomon, tailor, 233 Jackson, r. 1025 Washing-
ton
Levy Solomon H., tailor, r. 622 Green
Levy Solomon J. (Brenner & Levy) r. 1632 Post
Levy Sylvain, traveling salesman, r. 1828 Bush
Levy TiUie, widow, clothing, 126 PaciBc
Levy Tilly H., saleslady G. Abrahameon, r. 134 Eddy
Levy W. (J. Lievre & Co.) r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Levy Walter H., Judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 10, chambers New City Hall, second floor,
r. 661 Harrison
Levy William, horse dealer, 618 Laguna, r. 620}^ La
guua
Levy William, clerk Charles Colman & Co., r. 811
Octavia
Levy Wolf, cigarmaker, r. 436 Jessie, rear
Levy *: Armer (Edward J. Levy and Herman Armer)
tailors, 106 Post
(^" Levy. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lewald Albert, clerk Esberg, Bachman ife Co., r. 515
Grove
Lewald Cecelia, widow, r. 1220 Laguna
Lewald Lewis L., expressman, r. 515 Grove
Lewald Sanford G., assistant bookkeeper Bachman
Bros., r. 1220 Laguna
Lewandowski Bruno J., millwright, r. 2724 J4 Folsom
Lewecke George, salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 127
Fell
Lewellyn Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, r. 632 Jessie
Lewellen Wilson, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 510
Mason
OS" Lewellyn. See Llewellyn
Lewenstein John, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
1712 Hyde
Lewenthal Jacob, clerk, r. 215 J^ Elm Av
Leweuthal Leopold H., carpet layer, r. 220 Sixth
Lewenthal Wolf, r. 220 Sixth
1^^ Lewenthal. See Loewenthal and Lowenthal
Lewin Brothers (Jacob and Marcus) barbers, 419
Fourth
Lewin Henmuth, clerk, r. 606 Larkin
Lewin Hugo, clerk, r. 606 Larkin
Lewin Isaac, grainer, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewm Jacob (Lewin Bros.) r.419 Fourth
Lewin John J. (Lewin, Kelly & Co.) r. 423 Hyde
Lewin Jouas, tailor, r. 706 Larkin
Lewin Jonas, pressman, r. 1006 Larkin
LEWIN, KELLY &CO.,..oHn.r.
Le\vin and Jolin J. S. Kellyi electri-
cians, electric and mechanical bell
bangers and locksmitlis, 441 Busb
Lewin Louis, tailor, r. lliOS Larkin
Lewin Marcus (Lewin Bros.) r. 15 Harriet
Lewin Mary, widow, r. 606 Larkin
Lewin Morris, salesman, r. 113 Ivy Av
Lewin Peter P., teamster, r. 1006 Larkin
Lewin Robert, blacksmith and horseshoer, 18 Hayes
Lewinson S., cigars and tobacco, 32 Third, r. 137
Montgomery
Lewis A., buyer Keane Bros., r. Oakland
Lewis Abraham, picture frames, 1215 Stockton, r. 9
Russ
LEWIS Ad. & CO. importers of
Ne^v York, Key West and Hava
Cigars, sole agents for tbe celebrated
brands Bella Kspanola and Dona Car-
lotta Cigars, 310-213 Battery
Lewis Adolph (Ad. Lewis & Co.) r. 1303 Gough
Lewis A. E., tailor, r. 929}^ Howard
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Harlfori
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
HE BANCROFT COMPftNYUAlKfiVj MILLER PIANO '^-"'"'^ "- --'^
GREAT PIANISTS.
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735
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Lewis Albert (Lewie & Co.) r. 1303 Gough
Lewis Albert, clerk, r. 5 Caroline
Lewis Albert A., stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 710
Golden Gate *v
Lewis Albert J. (Geo. C. Shreve & Co.) r. 1914 Sac-
ramento
Lewis Albert P., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 14
Harlan PI
Lewis A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 67 Everett
Lewis Annie, widow, r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Arnold M., engineer, r. 1510>>S Broadway
Lewis Arnold M. Jr., clerk K. G. Dun & Co., r. 1510^
Broadway
Lewis Arthur, quartermaster stmr San Bias
Lewis A. S.. lauudryman La Grand Laundry
Lewis Augustus, clerk, r. 106 J4 Third
Lewis Augustus W.. steward, r. 234 Bush
Lewis Barnett L. (Figel & Lewis) r. 1518 Franklin
Lewis Benjamin M.. master bark Webfoot, olHce 48
ilarket, r. 1026 Twenty-second
Lewis Calvin T , machinehand, r. 1069^ Howard
Lewis C. H., millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Handley
House
Lewis Charles, laborer Union Works, r. 208 Valencia
Lewis Charles, porter, r. 613 Howard
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson &
Co., r. 2701 Bush
Lewis Charles D., butcher George Schade, r. 61.5
Eighteenth
Lewis Charles H., master mariner, r. W B Tenth Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Lewis Charles H., janitor Phelan Bldg
Lewis Charles W., fireman stmr State of Calif ornia, r.
121 Perry
Lewis Cicero H. (Allen & Lewis) r. Portland, Or.
Lewis D. Mrs., r. Gi&H Natoma
Lewis Daniel, patternmaker O'Connell & Lewis, r.
824 Treat Av
Lewis David (Vandenburg & Lewis) r. 910 Dolores
Lewis David, traveling salesman Braunschweiger &
Co., r. Oakland
Le^vis David G., foreman printing department
Langley's Directory, r. 1014 Larkin
Lewis David J., assayer, r. 816 Dolores
Lewis D. J., compositor Call, r. Oakland
Lewis Don R., r. 1331 Alabama
Lewis Dora Miss, stenographer Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 1018 Van Ness Av
Lewis D. T., veterinary surgeon, 1613 Market
Lewis E. & Co. (Herman Olcovich and Meyer Lewis)
shoe findings, 37 Second
Lewis Edgar, clerk Assessor's Office, r. 1807 Post
Lewis Edward, engiiiec r Geary St. RR., r. First Av
tr Point Lobos Av
Lewis Edward, storekeeper, r. 1010 Mission
Lewis Edward C, r. 214 Fillmore
Lewis Edward J., cigars and tobacco, 216 Montgom-
ery, r. 1003 McAllister
Lewis Ed^vin. clerk Auditor Custom House, r.
411 Kearny
Lewis Edwin, driver City RR., r. 1755 Mission
Lewis Edwin, machinist A. Muir, r. 107 Valparaiso
Lewis Edwin, sailmaker, r. cor Seventeenth and
Clara Av
Lewis E. L., contracting agent Burlington Route, r.
2517 Bush
Lewis Elijah W., builder, r. 1315 Green
Lewis Elraanson F., clerk, r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Elmer, carpenter, r. 1217 Green
Lewis Emanuel (E. Lewis & Co.) r. 1842 Geary
Lewis Emma J. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 2109 Bush
Lewis Enoch T., head bellman Palace Hotel, r. 49
Clara
Lewis Frances R. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Francis B., with New Hammam, r. 435 Bush
Lewis Frank, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 317 Fil-
bert
w, & J, mm & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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EXAMLINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Lewis Frank, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Lewis Frank R., clerk Charles E. Paxton, r. 623 O'Far-
rell
Lewis Frederick, machinist Rlx & Firth, r. 174 Perry
Lewis Frederick, salesman, r. 427 Duncan
Lewis Frederick R., porter A. I. Hall & Son, r. 1506 Jj
Jones
Lewis Freeman H., foreman Kellett & McMurray, r.
537 Hayes
Lewis George, carpenter Servia nr Tombigbee
Lewis George, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Lewis George, teamster, r. 37 Riugold
Lewis George E., boarding, 6 Union, r. 119 Vallejo
Lewis George H. (Bliven & Lewis) r. 2521 Pine
Lewis George R., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 675 Mission
Lewis George W., bootmaker, r. 909 Post
Lewis George W., stock clerk M. Hyman & Co., r. 710
Golden Gate Av
Lewis Godfrey L., commercial traveler, r. 432 Golden
Gate Av
Lewis H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Lewis Harriet E., widow, r. 824 Treat Av
Lewis Harriet E., widow, r. 1069 3^ Howard
Lewis Harry, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Lewis Harry W. (Nelson & Lewis) r. 6 Union
Lewis Henry, dishwasher, r. 21 Louisa
Lewis Henry, merchant, r. 1420 Sutter
Lewis Henry, restaurant. 2204 Powell
Lewis Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 27 Fourth
Lewis Henrv E., traveling salesman The Carlson-
Currier Silk Mnfg Co.
Lewis Henry L., commission merchant, 122 Clay, r.
432 Golden Gate Av
LEWIS HENRY M, importer
and manufacturer watclies, jewelry
and clocks, importer diamonds and
precioug stones, and gold dust pur-
chaser, 655 Clay
Lewis Henry S., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1327)4 Val-
lejo
Lewis Herman, commercial traveler, r. 646)4 Natoma
Lewis Hermann, general merchandise, SW cor Fiont
and Pacific, r. 1824 Mason
Lewis Hyman. sah^sman J. Baumgatten & Co., r.
646)4 Natoma
Lewis Isaac, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg, r.
TioH Minna
Lewis Jacob, salesman George Greenzweig & Co., r.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis James, clerk Frank A. Bent, r. 1507 Larkin
Lewis James, traveling salesman, r. 123 Eddy
Lewis James A., carpenter, r. 20*3'^ Mission
Lewis James C, barber, r. 963 Mission
Lewis James H., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 811
Greenwich
Lewis James M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
615 Eighteenth
Lewis J. B. & Son (.John B. and John B. Jr.) real
estate agents, 438 Montgomery
Lewis J. L., gardener. Waller bet Steiner and Pierce
Lewis Johanna C, teacher Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 4)4 Hill
Lewis John (Lewis k Swift) r. Oakland
Lewis John, butcher Union Club
Lewis John, fireman, r. 1110 Montgomery
Lewis John, second officer stmr San Pablo, r. 17 Guy
PI
Lewis John, tanner, r. 1627 Dolores
LewiH John, teamster, r. 21 Collingwood
Lewis John B. (J. B. Lewie & Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John B. Jr. (J. B. Lewis & Son) r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John F.. clerk Post Ollice, r. 216 Leavenworth
Lewis John F.. plumber and gasfltter, r. Kailroad Av
nr Sumatra
Lewis John J., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 506 Seventh
Lewis Joliu M.. gripman Presidio RR., r. 1907)4 Hyde
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
VV. S. DAVIS, City Af^ent,
61 U California Street.
LEW
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KNOr.ISlI AND AMi:illOAN
£noaii.HUf, 4iilaze«l stud I>I»iu.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
s. p.
Lewis John S., teamster, r. 410 Seventh
Lewis John W., clerk freiyht auditor's
Co., r. 2203 Broderlck
Lewis Jose|)h, cigaruiaker, r. 309 Fourth
Lewis Joseph, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 410
Broadway
Lewis Joseph A., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Lewis Joseph D., journalist Bulletin, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis Julia, teacher Clement Grammar School, r.
1012 Van Ness Av
Lewis Kate Mrs., bakery. 711 Folsom
Lewis Kittie A. Miss, copyist, r. 1506)^ Jones
Lewis l,eonard H., salesman J. Merzbach, r. 929;4
Howard
Lewis Lewis, carpenter and builder, r. 1821 Webster
Lewis Lion, teacher Hebrew, r. 420 Grove
Lewis Louis, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Lewis Louisa Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1322 Cali-
fornia
Lewis Louisa Mrs., proprietor Park Hotel, Haight nr
Golden Gate Park
Lewis M. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Lewis M. H. Mrs., r. 921 Market
Lewis Marciis, salesman George Greenzweig & Co., r.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Marks, pictures and frames, 673 Missiou and
334 Sixth, r. 340 Sixth
Lewis Mar;>8, tailor, r. 43 Langton
Lewis Mathias J., longshoreman, r. 678 Harrison
Lewis Maurice, r. 204 Turk
Lewis Mary Mrs., r. 7 Henrietta Square
Lewis Meyer (E. Lewis & Co.) r. Los Augeles
Lewis Meyer, tailor Rosenthal Bros., r. 43 Langton
Lewis Miles B., carriagemaker, r. Ocean View
Lewis Milton E., compositor Mrs. L. G. Kichmond &
Son, r. 1069 J^ Howard
Lewis Mitchell M., agent, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Morris, expressman, r. 7 Willow Av
Lewis Myer, office 320 Sansome, room 30, r. The
Baldwin
Lewis Oliver, waiter, r. 255 Jessie
Lewis Olof. pianomaker, r. 67 Everett
Lewis Orville H., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 21f! Thirteenth
Lewis Oscar (O'Connell & Lewis) r. 2608 Sacramento
Lewis Oscar C., clerk, r. 6 Union
Lewis Pernesie. widow, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis Philip, r. 1807 Post
Lewis Philip, commission merchant, r. 839 McAllister
Lewis Philip, coachman, r. 629 Sutter
Lewis Philip Jr., salesman Held Bros, k Co., r. 839
McAllister
Lewis R. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 Kearny, room 27,
r. 1016 Pine
Lewis Retta Miss, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Lewis Robert, mining, r. 508 Taylor
Lewis Rodman P., law and collection, 622 Clay, room
4, r. 2701 Bush
Lewis Rose P. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 212 Fillmore
Lewis Samuel, r. 636 Sacramento
Lewis Samuel, hackman James Tomkinson, r. 65
Minna
Lewis Sarah, widow, liquor saloon, 8 Jackson
Lewis Sellg, salesman, r. 9 Rubs
Lewis Solomon, office 320 Sansome. rorm 30, r. 1601
Post
Lewis Sylvester H., bookkeeper Cal., Oregon and
Idaho Stage Co., r. 416^ Larkin
Lewis Teodoro, bartender, r. 675 Mission
Lewis Thomas, engineer, r. 14 Garden
Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, 112 Fourth
I Lewis Thomas Jr., stagehand Alcazar Theater, r. 907
Mission
Lewis Thomas J., carpenter and builder, r. 1910
Broderick
Lewis Thomas 0., clerk Custom House, r. 1831 Jessie
Lewis Thomas S., baker, r. 909 Post
Lewis T. O., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Lewis Urban A., carpenter, r. 6 Pratt PI
Lewis Walter C, bookkeeper F. W. Spencer k Co., r.
806 Stockton
Lewis Walter S., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 418 Sutter
Lewis Warren E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1186
Haight
Lewis W. Hamilton, conductor Geary St. RR., r. NE
cor Fifth and Point Lobos Avs
Lewis William (William Lewis & Co.) r. 1212 Geary
Lewis William, contractor, r. NE cor Union and La-
gun a
Lewis Will am, cutter Gordon Bros., r. 420 Gejiry
Lewis William, salesman M. Hart, r. 1506 3^ Jones
Lewis William, stonecutter, r. 421 Bush
LEWIS WILLIAM & CO.
(William Le-wis) manufacturers cigars
and dealers leaf tobacco, 34-38 Caii-
fornia
Lewis William F., carpenter, r. 2933 Jackson
Lewis William P., assistant bookkeeper Castle Bros.,
r. 1807 Post
Lewis William R., clerk, r. 1506 J^ Jones
Lewis William W., carriage builder William A. Mow-
ry, r. 107 Seventh
Lewis W, S., r. 875 Market
Lewis & Co. (Albert Lewis, George Hall and John W.
Norton) teamsters, office 11 Steuart
liewis »& Swift (John Lewis and Patrick Swift)
wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 215 Spear,
yard cor Fremont and Bryant
BS?" Lewis. See Louis
Lewison Jacob, merchant (Truckee and Fresno, Cal.)
r. 1213 J^ Eddy
Lewison Jacob L., merchant, r. 2122 Pine
Lewison John C, merchant, r. McAllister nr Lott
Lewison Louis, r. 608 Post
Lewitt Benjamin, r. 871 Market
Lewitt Helen, widow, r. 724 Hayes
Lewitt William B.. M. D., medical examiner Union
Central Life Ina. Co., r. 605 Laguna
Lewkowicz Isidor. sausagemaker, 307 Sixth, r. 320
Sixth
Lewkowitz Jacob (M. Seller & Co.) r. 303k Turk
Lewkowltz Joseph, dry goods, 1320 Stockton, r. 1425
Stockton
1^" Lewkowitz. See Lefkowitz
Lewthwaite Alexander, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co.,
r. Oiikland
Lewton Z. E., barber James Lovett, r. 626 Fourth
Lex Anfone, vegetableman, r. 427 Fourth
Ley John, dishwasher Franz Siebrecht, r. 721 Bush
Lejbeck N. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lieycleclter Tlieodore W. (Leydecker & Luns-
mann) and wines and liquors, SW cor Clay and
East, r. Alameda
Leydecker & Lunsmann (Theodore W. Leydecker and
John H. Lunsmann) liquor saloon. 631 Davis
Leyden Andrew, coremaker Eureka Foundry, r. 12
Foltom Av
Leyden John, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 12 Folsom
Av
Leyden Michael, hodcarrier, r. 455 Minna
Leyden Patrick, laborer, r. 306 Folsom
Leyden William, coremaker Eureka Foundry, r. 12
Folsom Av
^~ Leyden. See Laydon and Lydon
Lezinsky David L. (S. L. Leszynski & Co.jr. 10256eary
Lezinsky George, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 23-
25, r. 1025 Geary
Lezinsky Samuel, manufacturers' agent, r. 2305 Sutter
Lezott John R. (Lezott k Schrader) r. 11 H Ash Av
Lezott & Schrader (John R. Lezott and Frederick
Schrader) barbers, 1042 Sutter
L'heureux P. Frank, shipping clerk Thomas Day &
Co., r. East Oakland
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
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Manufacmrers of Sho'V Cas^
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37 MarM St.
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L'bote Eugene, clerk Alexauder Zabaldano. r. IIOO
Market
L'hote Fiinnie Mme. loilgines, lltio Markpt
Lia Bartlnius, ppaniau, r. North Piicitic Hotel
Ltniija: Tin£r-t8an, Consul-General China, office
aud r. 80ii Stocktou
Liautaud Joseph W., teacher fencing, r. 5 Vincent
Libbey Abbie C, widow, r. 2222 Hyde
Libbey Ch.'irles L , engineer, r. 122 Jackron
Libbey Daniel C, policeman, r. 110 Cumberland
Libbey Fred B., commercial traveler, r. 1516 Eddy
Libbey John Q. (Dakin & Libbey) r. 1516 Eddy
!»- Libbey. See Libby
Libbing Henry H., agent, r. 6.315^ Natoma
Libby Charles, cook American Exchange Hotel
Llbby Daniel B., ticket agent S. P. Co.. r. 436 Fifth
liibby Dorville, manager D. Appleton & Co., 300
Post, r. 822 Twenty-first
Libby E. Miss, r. Ifil6 Eddy
Libby Georgia T. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. Ifilfi Eddy
Libby John, with Eagle Mnfg Co., r. Sixteenth nr
Hampshire
Libby Mnry E. Mrs., widow, r. Ifil6 Eddy
Libbv Porter A., shipping clerk Parke & Lacy, r. 1616
Eddy
Libby Thomas, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Libby Warren T., fireman Eix & Firth, r. 660 Harri-
son
Libby William, brush maker, r. Sixteenth nr Hamp-
shire
Iff- Libby. See Libbey
Libert Frederick, molder Empire Foundry, r. 504}^
Minna
Liberty Hall, E s Alabama bet Twenty-Third and
Twenty-fourth
liiberty Hotel, Joseph Michel proprietor, 629-633
Broadway
JLiberty Insurance Co. (of New York) Rolla V.
Watt general agent, 317 California
liicense Collector City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
iLich.-iu Ernst, physician, 733 Geary
Lichert Isidor, carpenter, r. 810 Washington
ILicht Eva Mrs., clothing. 14.5 Second
'Licht George, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
'LIcht Max, clerk Eva Licht, r. 145 Second
■LiichtPuberg Charles B., jeweler, 644 Washington
■ icbtenberg R., office 303 California, rooms 1-2, r.
San Rafael
[ilclitenbergr William, shipping and commission
merchant, 303 California, rooms 1-2, r. San Rafael
ichtenecker Louis, tailor, r. 516 Stockton
jithtenstf-dt Heinrich, waiter, r. 442 Natoma
•en«tein Albert E., conductor, r. 2402 Folsom
JCHTEHSTEIH BENJAMIN H, a...c,.
Harris) banker, 1.5 Grant Av, anrt
ivatches, diamonds and jetvelry, ii'Zl
Kearny
Ichteustein Benjamin M., stockbroker, 210 Mont-
gomery, r. 513 Eddy
lichtenstein Edward H., pawnbroker, 702 Kearny, r.
1006 Post
dchtensteln Emma Miss, teacher music, r.l604 How-
ard
Jcbtenstein George L., cigarmaker A. C. Josselyn &
Co., r. 978 Harrison
Ichtenstpin Hannah Mrs., r. 978 Harrison
Ichtenstefn Harris M., clerk Moses H. Lichtenstein,
. 1513 Wasbingt<in
ichtenstein Henry, bookkeeper J. L. Franklin, r.
513 Eddy
Ichtenstein Henry, bookkeeper N. Meyer & Co., r.
;04 Howard
ichtetiSteln L. H., r. 833 Bush
ichtenstein Max, traveling salesman Arpad Har-
aszthy & Co., r. 1626 Howard
W, & J, SLOHNE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STBEET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
• F-*" EXAMINER."
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Lichtenstein Morris, cigarmaker. r. 610^; Polk
Lichtenstein Moses B., stockbroker, 210 Montgomery
r. 513 Eddy
Lichtenstein Hloges H., pawnbroker, 617 Wash-
ington, r. 1513 Washington
Lichtenstein Samuel H., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r.
1036 Jaiksou
Lichtenstein Simon, tailor, r. 1 Caroline
Lichtenstein Solomon, clothing, 214 Sixth
Lichtenstein Solomon M.. clerk Moses H. Lichten-
stein, r. 1513 Washington
Lichtenstein Thomas V., bookkeeper J. Hansk r. 833
Bush
Lichtig Benjamin, gents' furnishing goods. 148
Fourth
Lichtig Bernard, boots and shoes, 148 Fourth
Lichtig Edward, liquor saloon. 1113 Howard, r. 1
Langton
Lick Annie, widow, r. 501 Post
liicU Baths, Taylor k Halght attorneys, 207 San-
some
Lick Byron L.. laundryman Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 2047^ Mission
Lick Henry, book and job printer, 708 Montgomery,
r. 319 Sansome
Lick Henry, compositor L. Schlesinger, r. 841 Market
Licl£ House, Charles Claflfey lessee, W s Montgom-
ery bet Sutter and P.-st
LICK LAUNDRY wiu,am mc-
Cracken proprietor, 9 Liclc PI
Lick Observatory Trustees, 120 Sutter, room 26
Lick Old Ladies' Home, University bet Henry
and Wayland, Taylor & Halght attorneys, 207
Sansome
Lick Peter, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Lick Peter, shipjoiner, r. 2043^ Mission
liick Trust ,'The James Lick Trust) Henry E.
Mathews secretary. 120 Sutter, room 26
Lickel Morris M., shoemaker, 100 Jackson, and lodg-
ings, 100 M Jackson
Licot Charles, cellarmau Gamier, Lancel & Co., r. 738
Pacific
Liddell Jihn bartender Patrick Hogan, r. 106 Ellis
Liddle Christina, widow, r. 508 Second
Liddle George K., clerk Liddle & Kaeding, r. 204
Franklin
Liddle John H., shirtcutter. r. 329 Fell
Liddle Miriam Mrs., r. 609 Post
Liddle Robert (Uddle & Kaeding) r. 329 Fell
Liddle William R., engineer, r. 218 Sanchez
Liddle W. J., musician, r. 4 Berry
Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles V. B.
Kaeding) guns and sporting materials, 538 Wash-
ington
Liddy Michael J., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1522 Polk
Lidelt Paul, merchant, r. 1028 J4 Folsom
Lidstrom Catharine, widow, r. 505 Jones
Lidstrom M., r. 206 Ninth
Lleb Adam H., butcher, SE cor Guerrero and Twenty-
fourth
Lieb Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12)4
Oak Grove Av
Lieb Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ken-
tucky House
Lieb Harry H., glassblower, r. 603 Minna
Lieb Joseph, baker, r. 413 Minna
Lieb Max, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12J4 Oak
Grove Av
Lieb Peter, clerk F. W. Barkhaus, r. 12 Vj Oak Grove
Av
Llebenbirg Albert H., clerk, r. 490 )i Fourth
Liebenberg Anton, machine hand Fuchs & Euler, r.
607 Powell
Liebenberg Arnold, planer, r. 425 X Clementina
Liebenberg Bertha, domestic 1620 Van Ness Av
INIER & REY {TYPE, PRESSES
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTEKS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Liebenbers Hi'iiry, r. 4:i.S Grceu
Liebeuberg John H.. liquor saloon, 635 Davis, r. 438
Green
Llebenthal Albert (Friedlander, Koch & Co.) r. 1911
Van Ness Av
Lieber William A., manufacturers' agent, office 305-
1 307 Clay, r. Oakland
I Lieberkuecht Michael, tailor, r. 56 Natoma
I Liebermann Theodore, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 1012
Van Ness Av
I Liebert Alfred (Liebert Bros.) and jeweler Geo. C.
I Shreve & Co., r. SE cor Gough and Greenwich
: Liebert Brothers (Alfred and Emile) proprietors Wll-
' lows Park, SE cor Gough and Greenwich
j Liebert Bruno, teacher music, r. 406 Grove
Liebert Emile (Liebert Bros.) r. SE cor Gough and
Greenwich
Liebert Henry, driver Henry Giimbel, r. 70 Clem-
[ eutiiia
Liebert Julius, salesman, r. 406 Grove
8^- Liebert. See Leibert
\ Liebes BrotHers & Co. (Louis and Jacob Liebes)
I miinufacturers cigars and dealers leaf tobacco,
1 118-128 Davis, SE cor Sacramento
1 Liiebes H. & Co. (Herman and Isaac Liebes and
j Charles J. Behlow) importers and manufacturers
j furs, 111-117 Montgomery
Liebes Herman (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1714 Van Ness Av
Liebes Isaac (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1822 Pacific Av
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Bros. & Co) r. 1718 Sacrsmanto
Liebes Loiiis (Liebes Bros. & Co.) r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Liebes Philip (Kelly & Liebes) r. 1822 Pacific Av
Liebes Sidney, furrier H. Liebes & Co. r. 1714 Van
I Ness Av
! Liebig Henry, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 338 Bryant
Liebig «& Co. Drs. ( Archibald C. Stoddart, M. D.)
NW cor Geary and Mason
Liebler Joseph, beer bottling. 1619 Eddy
Liebman Louis, clerk M. E. Mayer & Co., r. 324 Sixth
Liebmann Otto, proprietor Telegraph Hill Observa-
tory, NE cor Kearny and Greenwich
Liebold Gustav (Gambrinus Bottling Co.) r. 335
Fourth
Liebold Henry, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Hotel
Liebriech Charles, furnishing goods, 312 Fourth
Liebiiech Louis, cigarmaker S. Hasterlick, r. 312
Fourth
Liebrich Edmund F., apothecary, NW cor Steiner
and Eddy
Liebs Gustave, butcher, r. 3501 Fillmore
Liebsch Richard, signpainter, 514 Bush, r. 550 Jessie
Liebscher Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Masjn, r. 1007 Broadway
Liebschutz Charles, waiter Gruen & Zinkand
Liefield Fred., piano polisher F. W. Spencer & Co.. r.
715 Natoma
Lieke C. conductor Market St. RR.
Lleki feldt August, r. 1232 Stockton
Lieker Frank W., clerk, r. 1114 Pacific
Lieker Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 1114 Pacific
Liell Peter F., cooper Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r. 444
Brannan
Lien Edward, cook E. Althof, r. 14 Ash Av
Lien Julius, framemaker, r. 14 Ash Av
Lienard Marie Mrs., cleaner and repairer laces, 414
Post
Lienard Ulric, carpenter, r. 414 Post
Llenert Albert, milker William Hall, r. Ocean House
Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Lies Estreila, widow, r. 816 Fulton
Lies John, pantryman, r. 1 Garden PI
Liesch Anton, r. 113 Welsh
Liesch Joseph, packer, r. 113 Welsh
Liesch Lulu Miss, milliner, r. 113 Welsh
Liese Frederick H., fruits, 233 Sixth
Liese Joseph, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. Mission
Road nr St. Mary's College
Liesenfeld Philip, mnfr billiard tables, 945 Folsom
Lleser .\., painter, r. 301 Davis
Lieske Gustuv A., tailor, r. 432 Green
Liet Andresse, Isuudryman John Beruou, r. 639 Third
L.i«tz A. Jii Co. (Adolph Lietz and Conrad Weln-
mauu) manufacturers surveying, nautical and
mathematical InstrumeutK, 422 Sacramento
Lietz Adolph (A. Lietz & Co.) r. 28183^ Sacramento
Lievre Constant, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 1510
Dupont
Lilevrf, Friclte &, Co. (Isidore Lievre and Charles
and George C. Fricke) importers coflee, teas and
spices, and proprietors Mountaineer Steam Coflfee
and Spice Mills, 707-711 Sansome
Lievre G. Louis, molUer, r. 1318 Kearny
Lievre Isidore (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2621 Clay
Lievre Jules (Jules Lievre & Co,) r. 1217 Golden
Gate Av
Lievre Jules it Co. (Jules Lievre and Samuel Levy)
purchasing agents, 955 Folsom
Lievre Solomon, r. 2621 Clay
Life Saving Service U. S. (Twelfth District)
T. J. Blakeney superintendent, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building, second floor
Life Saving Station U. S., Ocean Beach nr
Cliflf House
Liftchild Judson (C. H. Townsend & Co.) r. 12 Mor-
ris Av
Liggett & BIyers Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.)
manufacturers tobacco, William H. McAlister,
manager, 206 Front
Light C. G., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Light Charles, draftsman, r. 8M Ridley
Light Charles H., mining, r. 8>4 Ridley
Light Edward, druggist, r. 526>4 Fulton
Light House Engineer (Twelfth District) Wil-
liam Heuer, major U. S. A., office D. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, fourth floor
Liglit House Inspector (Twelfth District) Nic-
oU Ludlow, commander U. S. N., office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, fourth floor
Light Jacob W., r. 1512 Hyde
Light Mary P. Miss, principal Peabody Kindergarten,
r. 8}« Ridley
Light Mary £. Mrs., r. 8^ Ridley
Light Samuel, clerk, r. 1512 Hyde
Lightbody John P. (J. P. Ligbtbody) r. 581 Mission
Lightbody J. P. & Co. (John P. Lightbody) mnfrs
shirts, 581 Mission
LIGHTCAP S. E„ D.D. S.
dentist, gas administered, 14 Grant
Av, rooms 36-37
Lightner Alviu B., foreman E. Rotger & Co., r. 1024
Mission
Lightner Conrad, waiter, r. 522 Filbert
Lightner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1812 Sacramento
Lightner Henry L., mining engineer, r. 1312 Guerrero
Lightner Isaac, commission merchant, 214 California,
r. 1312 Golden Gate Av
Lightner Joel F., secretary Hale and Norcross Silver
Mining Co.. 58 Nevada Block, r. 1759 Howard
Lightner Sarah J., widow, r. 505 Haight
Lignetto Luigi, fruits, 1826 Union
Ligon Leopold, cook Bohemian Club, r. 17 Monroe
Ligue Natiouale Francaise, E. Raas president, office
and library 120 Sutter, rooms 16-17
Likins Charles K., clerk F. F. Collins, r. 319 Third ,
Likins Charles W., carpenter, r. 319 Turk j
Likins F., apprentice machinist S. F. Tool Co. |
Likins William J., r. 319 Turk '
Lilienberg John, tailor, r. SW cor Bay and Mont-
gomery Av
Lilienfeld Alfred, manager Chicago Clothing Co.,
38-40 Kearny, r. 1022 Geary
Lilienfeld Ernest, clerk, r. cor Bush and Powell
Lilienfeld William, merchant, r. 1022 Geary
Lilienthal Ernest R. (Lilienthal & Co.) r, 1818 Cali-
fornia
MANN & BENEDICT,
SaCCESSORS TO ,
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
caCK BOVS£ BliOCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manaf
WE SESTOM, Asst. Uaaag
THE BANCROFT COIVIPANY
•Z21
MARKET ST
.1 FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPK.
LIL
739
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Lilieuthal Ernst (A. Repsold & Co.) r. 631 Bueh
LlUenthal Ernst (Mangels & Lilienthal) r. 1913 Mis-
Biou
Lilienthal Henry (H. Ebbinghausen & Co.) r. 94G
Twenty-first
Lllieutbal Herman, butcher. 338 Sixth
Liilienthal Jaineii G., homceopatbic phyHicisn,
office and r. l:U6 Van Ness Av, office hours 11 A.
M. to 1 P. M. and i to 6 P. M., telephone 2058
Lilienthal J. Leo. (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1918 Jackson
liilienthal Philip N., cashier Anglo Calif ornlan
Bank (limited) NE cor Sansome and Pine, r. SW
cor Franklin and Clay
liilienthal Samuel, consulting physician, office
and r. 1310 Van N'tss Av
LILIENTHAL & CO. .Bmest «.
and J. Leo liilientliull proprietors
Cyrus Xoble Distillery (L.ynchbur<;r, O. )
and wholesale liquors and {feneral
coniniigsion merchants, 100-10^ Front
Liljenberg S., wagonmaker A. McGregor, r. 946 Har-
rison
Iiilkendey Otto W. , wines and liquors, SW cor
Francisco and Powell, r. 623 Greenwich
Lill August H., r. 417 Fillmore
Lillard John, drover, r. Servia nr Tombigbee
Lille Charles, tallow works, NW cor Bay and Webster
Lille Clarence, compositor Alta
Lille John, bakery. 504 Union
Lille Philip, r. 539 Vallejo
Lillhorn Charles F., waiter Franz Siebrecht, r. Ala-
meda
Lillie August S., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
17 West Park
Lillie B. A., r. 620 McAllister
Lillie Christian F., sailmaker, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Lillie H. C, r. 412 Taylor
Lillie James, gilder Santa Clara Molding Co., r. 123
Liberty
Lillie Sarah C, widow, r. 2405 Buchanan
Lillie William H., draftsman S. Newsom, r. 1434
Turk
Lillis Edward R., clerk, r. 919M Natoma
Lillis Frank A., clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 219 Seventeenth
Lillis James L., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 219
Seventeenth
Lillis Patrick, messenger Nevada Bank, r. 613 Pine
Lill wall Louis, carpenter, r. 3253^ Bush
Lilly George, steward Hose No. 8, r. S s Filbert nr
Webster
Lilly James, steerage steward stmt San Jose, r. 1102
Howard
Lillystrand F., fireman tug Millen Griffith
Lima Alipio T. de F., barber Flieler& Kiefer, r. 613!^
Jessie
Lima Marcolino, cigarmaker, r. 418 Filbert
Limarutz Charles, tailor City and County Alms
House
Limbaugh E. J. Mrs., r. 823 Capp
Limberg Christopher, barber, lii.30 Mission
Limberg M. W., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Limblade Hf-rman, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Limker L., baker, r. 625 Clay
Limousin Cyprien (Limousin & Hays) r. 1017 Sutter
LimcuHin Eugene, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
1017 Sutler
LIMOUSIN & HAYS ,c„rt,„
Limousin and Fred Hays) manufactur-
ers Uld {floves, and proprietors Fedora
Kid Glove Factory, '40 Geary
Linahan Joseph, teamster City and County Alms
House
Linahan Joseph P., wlreworker 8. F. Wire Works, r.
118)4 Clara
Linahan Thomas, engineer, r. 38 Ringold
Linahan. See Lanaban, Lenahan and Lineban
i^
IN the:
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL I)i:si<;ns ix
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Linane Thomas J., viueyardist, r. 28 Page j
Liuari Joseph, boot Qulsher Porter, Slesslnger & Co.,
r. 17 Lafayette PI
Linari P. & Co. (Paul Linari) wood and coal, 1511
California
Linari Paul (P. Linari & Co.) r. 1511 California
Linari Stephen, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Linberg John, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Lincoln C. B. F., clerk general passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co., r. 711 Post
Lincoln Charles, bookbinder Hicks & Jndd, r. 82
Tenth
Lincoln Charles P.. clerk general auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. fill Folsom
Lincoln Elizabeth, widow, r. 1918 Filbert
Lincoln Frederick, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 82
Tenth
Lincoln George Mrs., r. 2326 Jackson
Lincoln George S. (Lincoln & Co. and Lincoln, Parkin
& Co.) r. 1802 Polk
Lincoln Grammar School, James T. Hamilton princi-
pal. E s Fifth nr Market
Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln, Parkin & Co.) r. 203
Valencia
Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Lincoln Harry S., clerk Lincoln & Co., r. 1706 Wash-
ington
Lincoln Henry S., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co.. r. 611 Folsom
Lincoln Hotel, J. Petersen proptr. 434 Fifth
Lincoln Jerome, president Security Savings
Bank, 228 Montgomery, r. 555 Harrison
Lincoln Jerome B., attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r.
555 Harrison
Lincoln John H., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1706
Washington
Lincoln Levi A., clerk, r. 82 Tenth, rear
Lincoln Moses, decorator, 1320 Stockton
Lincoln, Parkin & Co. (George S. Lincoln, Charles A.
Parkin and Granville H. Lincoln) groceries, 1049
Valencia
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1633 Clay
Lincoln Primary School. Miss Agnes M. Manning
principal, E s Fifth nr Market
Lincoln Robert clerk William Ireland, r. 606 Folsom
Lincoln Vincent H., collectt>r, 518 Clay
Lincoln William D. W., machinist, r. 1918 Filbert
Lincoln William F., salesman Samuel Carson & Co.,
r. 6(16 Folsom
LINCOLN & CO. (George S. Lin.
coin) temperance grocers, 1801 Polk
Lind Augusta Mrs., midwife, r. 1223 Broadway
Lind A. W., proptr Liud's Express, 331 East, r. Ala-
meda
Lind C. A., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lind Charles, foundryman Union Iron Works, r. 304
Eighth
Lind Cliarles, hostler John Wieland Brewing Co.
Lind Charles L. (Malter, Lind A: Co.) r. 1424 McAllis-
ter
Lind Coleman T., engineer Cal. B'lne Meal and Fer-
tilizer Co., r. cor Sonoma and Vermont
Lind Frederick, laundrymau S. F. Laundry
Lind Henry, gardener, NE cor Pierce and Fulton
Llud John, seaman, r. North Pacitic Hotel
Lind John O., house mover, r. 32 Natoma
Liud Joseph, foreman machine shops S. P. Co., r.
909 5« Minna
Liud Julius F. C, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
Enst Oakland
Lind Niels, lodgings, 805 J4 Howard
ay Lind. See Lynde
Llud ichir Paul, gents' furnishing goods, 34 Mont-
gomery, r. 131(> Jackson
LIndall Frank A., laborer, r. 444 Ninth
Linilall Martin (Mathias fc Liiidnll) r. v08 Drumni
I-iudauer Ernst, coal and coke. 256 Tehama
TYPE FOUNDERS, PftLMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, g^\^rAi^^5?c\^^ gg^^^^l
LIN 740 LIN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Plaice Triiitiniiijjfs
a .Specialty.
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Lindaiier Gustav, borse trader, r. 256 Teliiima
Llndberg Edward A., coixipositor, r. 1523 Powell
Liudberg Emily U. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 908 Sutter
Llndberg J., driver Central RR.
Llndberg V., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lindbom Victor, baker, r. 025 Clay
Lindborg Christian, shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 331
Jessie
Lindecker Jacob H., tailor, 785 Folsom
Lindell Caroline Mrs., groceries, 1403 Montgomery
Lindell House. Aaron Wolfl proptr, 202 Sixth
Liudeman Charles, clerk M. Solomon & Co., r. 2218
Geary
Lindeman David, traveling salesman Joseph Bremer
& Co., r. 828 O'Farrell
Lindeman Henry T. C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 27 J4 Gilbert
Lindeman Isidore, clerk Tilden & Tilden, r. 2218
Geary
Lindemann Albert, confectioner Schroth & Wester-
feld
Lindemann Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sacramento and Piospect PI
Lindemann Charles H. (Lindemann & Cantor) r.
Alameda
Lindemann Claus. tanner, r. 220 Twenty-ninth
Lindemann Frederick, tanner, r. 220 Twenty-ninth
Lindemann Gustave E. (Lindemann & John) r. 800
Sixth
Lindemann Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1629 Church
Lindemann Henry J. (Kolby & Lindemann) r. 14
Albiou Av
Lindemann Isador, baker A. I. Eorn, r. 1043 Howard
Lindemann Tobias M., real estate, r. 1320 Mason
Lindemann & Cantor (Charles H. Lindemann and
Joseph Cantor) mnfg jewelers, 126 Kearny, rooms
2-4
Lindemann & John (Gustave E. Lindemann and Louis
John) liquor saloon, 800 Sixth
B^" Lindemann. See Linderman
Lindemer John C, wood and coal, 1323-1327 Bush, r.
1211 Bush
Linden Andro, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co.
Linden August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Linden David, carpenter, r. 312 Vicksburg
Linden Edward, porter Neville & Co., r. 566 Mission
Linden Edward Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
566 Mission
Linden G.. woodturner, r. 417 Mason
Linden John, foreman Henry W. Gray & Co., r, 435
Pine
Linden John F., r. 566 Mission
Linden Otto, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Linden Samuel M., plumber, r. 312 Vicksburg
Linden William, carpenter, r. 312 Vicksburg
Lindenbaum Abraham, clerk P. Lindenbaum, r. 542
Lindenbaum Mary, widow, r. 542 Jessie
Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker, r. 542 Jessie
Lindenbaum Philip, boots and shoes, 1059 Market, r.
542 Jessie
Lindeuberger Henry H., salesman The Bancroft Co.,
r. 2318 Sutter
Lindenberger William E. (Patton & Lindenberger)
attorney at law, 637 Kearny, r. 2318 Sutter
Lindenborn Charles, clerk, r. 1202 Mason
Lindenborn Charles S., toys and novelties, 316 Hayes
Lindenstadt Adolph, nurse, r. 1408}^ Powell
Lindenstadt i;:harles E., trimmer, r. 1408 J^ Powell
Lindenstadt Henrietta Mrs., bakery, 1408 3^ Powell
Linder Charles J., car builder, r. 26 Turk
Linder Domlnick, butcher, r. 24 Fair Oaks
Linder Reynold, bookkeeper P. P. Mast, r. 1902 Baker
Linderman Albert, cook George M. Ahrens, r. 201
Fremont
Linderman Dell, superintendent Alameda Water
Works, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Lindermann Francis L., baker, r. Dominica bet Platte
and Yazoo
8^ Lindermann. See Lindemann
Lindermer Martin, butcher, r. 532 Jessie
Lindgren Waldemar, assistant geologist U. S. Geolog-
ical Survey, office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, fourth
floor, r. 1921 Sacramento
Lindheimer Mier, sergeant police, r. 417 Hyde
Liudholm Adolph, quartermaster stmr City of New
York
Lindholm Henry, cigars and tobacco, 306 Kearny, r-
1004 Bush
Lindley A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 2084 Market
Lindley E. G., weaver Mission Woolen Mills, r. 2336
Mission
Lindley & Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) wholesale grocers,
Julius D. Croxall agent, 405 Front
Lindman Annie Mrs., hair work, 141 Page
Liudman E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Lindner Conrad, r. 5 Gerke Alley
Lindner David, tailor H. Jacobs, r. 113 Cedar Av
Lindner Harry, salesman D. Samuels, r. 113 Cedar
Av
Lindner Herman, salesman D. Samuels, r. 113 Cedar
Av
Lindner Hermann, sign painter, 307 Minna
Lindner Julius, tailor, r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner Richard, dairyman, Russia Av nr Mission
Road, Excelsior Homestead
Lindner Samuel, r. 113 Cedar Av
Lindner Sebastian, tanner, r. Lahaina nr Osage
Lindner Simon, tailor H. Jacobs, r. 113 Cedar Av
Lindner V. A., printer The Bancroft Co., r. 664 Mis-
sion
Liudo Jacob, auctioneer, 609-611 California, and
Poundkeeper, r. 1512 Powell
Lindow John F., tailor, 913 Pacific, r. 915 Pacific
Lindow John H., tailor John F. Lindow, r. 915 Pa-
cific
Lindow 0. F., helper J. A. Folger & Co., r. 915 Pacific
Lindow Otto, helper W. S. Snook & Son, r. 915 Pacific
Lindow William J., machinist, r. 915 Pacific
Lindquist Charles, upholsterer, r. 228 Clara
Lindquist Karl O., shipsmith, r. 543 Stevenson, rear
Lindquist Peter, cooper Rudolph Armstrong
Lindquist Victor J., clerk E. Joullin, r. 959 Howard
B^ Lindquist. See Lundquist
Lindrob John H., r. NW cor Montgomery and Union
Lindsay D. Mrs., widow, r. 828 Powell
Lindsay Edward H., clerk Lincoln, Parkin & Co., r.
1049 Valencia
Lindsay Hester E., widow, r. 511 Pine
Lindsay J., stableman N. B. and M. ER.
Lindsay John, r. 2 Tay
Lindsay John M., wood carver, r. 51 Stevenson
Lindsay John R., teamster, r. NE cor St. Thomas
and Yazoo
Lindsay Joseph, millhand S, P. Co., r. Laurel PI
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Chronicle, r. 122 3^
Silver
Lindsay Robert, r. 2 Tay
Lindsay Robert A., salesman C. H. Meyer & Bros., r.
1823 Jessie
Lindsay Robert M., bookkeeper T. P. H. Whitelaw, r.
1508 Dolores
Lindsay Thomas H., liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, r.
1024 Twentieth
Lindsay William J., shoemaker, 9 Geary, r. 127 Fran-
cisco
Lindsey Alexander, packer Von Voss & Co., r. 1 Mc-:
Cormick
Lindsey Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Catherine Miss, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Edwin K., cashier Oliver Chilled Plow
Works, r. 326 O'Farrell
Lindsey William, boxmaker, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey William, real estate agent, r. 1351 Sansome
8^ Lindsey. See Lindsay and Lindsley
BEAMISITS
SHIRTS
3WARKET ST.. COR. THSRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Lindsbog Andrew O., janitor New Jerusalem CUurch,
r. 31« O'Farrell
Linilsley Aanm L., Rev., D. D., professor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. Oakland
Lindsley Frank H., drayman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. :i Martha PI
t^ Lindsley. See Liubley and Liudslay
Lindsted Andrew, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Lindstrom John, seaman, r. 263 East
Lind.strom Mary, widow, r. 015 Seventh
Liiidtner John L,, musician, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Lindwall Oarl Gr.. driver U. S. Brewery, r. 716 Grove
Lindwall Edmond L., groceries and liquors, 21
Hinckley
Lineberger Franz, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 492
Bush
Linegar James P., painter, and eztraman Engine No.
14. r. 324 Grove
Linehan Alexander, hackman, r. 327 Sixth
Linehan Cornelius, r. 33 Madison Av
Linehan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 514 Mission
; Linehan Cornelius J., teamster C. W. Bryson, r. 508
Brannan
' Linehan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 764 Harrison
Linehan DanielJ., barber, r. UlM Minna
Linehan Daniel P., iron molder, r. NE cor Jersey and
Sanchez
Linehan Dennis, blacksmith N. B. and M. RR., r.
2920 Folsom
Linehan Dennis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 514
Mission
Linehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 566 Howard
Linehan Francis, laborer, r. NE cor Jersey and San-
chez
Linehan Frank Jr., marble cutter, r. NE cor Jersey
and Sanchez
Linehan James H., plumber, 1127 Sutter, r. 1804%
Bush
Linehan J., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Linehan Jeremiah, beltmaker H. N. Cook, r. NE cor
Jersey and Sanchez
Linehan -John, groceries, NW cor Twenty-third and
Dolores
Linehan John, laborer, r. 3 Albion Av
Linehan John M., chemist, r. 2116 Van Ness Av
Linehan Michael, capitalist, r. 24 Clara
Linehan Owen, laborer, r. 441 Eleventh
Linehan Owen, yardman Oregon Coal and Nav. Co.,
r. 63H Folaom
Linehan Richard R., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Kentncky
Linehan Thomas, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Linehan Timothy, engineer, r. 566 Howard
Linehan Timothy F., marble cutter, r. NE cor Jersey
and Sanchez
Lineli:in William, boilermaker, r. 56fi Howard
S^ Linehan. See Lanahan, Lenahan and Linahan
Linekin N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 939 Golden Gate Av
Linen James, shipping clerk A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1776 California
Linen Patrick, r. 841 Hayes
Liner James, molder, r. 238 Fremont
Liner John T., molder, r. 238 Fremont
!r Michael, molder, r. 238 Fremont
Lines John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Linfield Alfred, r. 1022 Gearv
iiintield Alfred Jr., r.l022 Geary
Lintield Alice D., widow, r. 166 Clara
Linticld Elmer H.. cariienter, r. 166 Clara
Linricld Nathaniel E., porter, r. 166 Clara
Linfield William, longshoreman, r. 84 H^irrison, rear
Liufnrth Albert W.. clerk, r. 819 Nin.t.enth
Lin forth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, r. 821 Va-
lencia
Linfiirth Chirles H., salesman Joseph Wores, r. 819
Nineteenth
Linforth Edward H., cabinetmaker, r. 819 Nineteenth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
IB. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
im GIMULATION I
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMEHTS !
W, & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IN T^AHC.i: VAKIKTV.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Linforth Edward J , attorney at law, 502 Montgom-
ery, room 4, r. 631 Guerrero
Linforth E.iward W. (French & Linforth)r. 773 Haight
LINFOETH JAMES .^eneral
.1, aireiit Pacilic Coast, Blyinyer Bells, Vic-
.; tor Sor<;liuiii Itlills, Ziiiimermun Fruit
,.; Dryer, American Wliite Bronze Co'«
■: -'- monuments and statuary. Sybry,
' Searls «St Co's Enc^ligli steel, butchers*
,^ "macliinery, Dickert Hi Myers Sulphur
Co., etc., liilUSfoiH, r. 80S McAllister
Linforth James A., r. 819 Nineteenth
Linforth Walter H., clerk Highton A: Clement, r. 819
Nineteenth
Lingelser Martin, laborer Wm. Deacon, r. 214 Union
Lingenfelser Conrad W., ciKarmaker, r. 1121 Harrison
Lingley Julia Miss, r. 1420 Bush
Lingley Phoebe S., widow, r. 1420 Bush
Lingron Alfred, butcher Wiersbitzky & Smith, r. 3
Jackson
Linhait K.. musician, r. 511 O'Farrell
Link Caspar, laborer, r. 231 Greenwich
Link Harry O. (George E. Starr ,\: Co.) r. 309 Hyde
Link T., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Linke Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Kefinery
Linkogel August, teamster, r. 1212 Bryant
Linn Charles H., bartender Wheeland & Collins, r. 3
L' roy PI
Linn C. O., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Linn Henry A., driver Central RR., r. ."iSO Sixth
Linn Jacob, liquor saloon, 3114 Mission, r. 521 San
Jose Av
Linn John, teamster Capitol Mills, r. Alameda
Linn Samuel B., r. 530 Sixth
Linn Thomas, salesman The Great American Import-
ing Tea Co., r. 1070 Howard
e^ Linn. See Lynn
Linne John, stovemounter Sherman S. Jewett & Co.
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, r. 467 M Tehama
Linnewerth W., r. 1104 Market
Linoskog H. G. M. (K. Lundstrom & Co.) 116 Third
Linrette John, ironer A. Achin, r. 1007 Folsom
Linskey Joseph, policeman, r. 429 !« Ivy Av
Lin.skey Patrick, laborer, r. 28}<j Welsh
Linsley Ewins W , soap mnfr, r. Wisconsin nr Napa
Linsley Giti'ord W., wig and hat blockmaker, 106
William
Linsley Howard, clerk Sam. C. Partridge, r. Wiscon-
sin nr Napa
Linsley William E., clerk, r. Wisconsin nr Napa
e^" Linsley. See Lindsley and Lindsay
Lint Christopher C, butcher, 2306 Howard, r. 203
Nineteenth
Lint Peter F., butcher. 1103 Leavenworth, r. 1407
Sacramento
Linterio Bernardo, engineer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Faetorv. r. 103 Vandewater
Linthal Henry, r. 21 Hollls
Linthicum. Sailor & Co. (William C. Linthicum and
Henry L. Sailor) horseclippers, 106 Golden Gate
Av and 822 Folsom
Linthicum William C. (Linthicum, Sailor & Co.) r.
73 Shipley
Lintott Charles, butcher, 21-22 Centre Market, r. 1813
Powell
Lintrup Charles, stevedore, r. 10 Vincent
Lintrup Charles Jr., stone grinder H. S. Crocker k
Co., r. 10 Vincent
Lintrup James W., driver S. F. News Co., r. 10 Vin-
cent
Linville Pleasant D., special policeman, r. 118 Grant
Av
Linville Susan Mrs., dressmaking, 225 Fourth
Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. Stephens' Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 812 Fulton
Lion Em:inuel H., correspondent L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1419 Van Ness Av
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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LIT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTKB* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lion Fire Iiisiiraiire Co. TUe (of London)
George D. Doruin manager, William Sexton
SFSlstant manager, office '213 Sansome
Lion Patrick, stableman, r. 2i Turk
SST Lion. See Ljue and Lyon
Lionel Annie Mme. . fortune teller, r. 867 Mission
Lionel Cecil J., clerk Baldwin House, r. 16 Ellis
Lipman Aaron, cigaruiaker, r. 217 Clara
Lipman Aaron, salesman Henry Lipman, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Alfred, salesman, r. 613 Hayes
Lipman Charles, cigar dealer, r. 1011 Montgomery
Lipman Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 613 Hayes
Lipman Charles W„ upholsterer, 1607 Geary, r. 1011
Polk
Lipman Esther, tailoress, r. 217 Clara
Lipman Fred E., clerk Wells Fargo & Oo.'s Bank, r.
Berkeley
Lipman Harry K., -with Butler & Haldan, r. Berkeley
Lipman Henry, commission merchant, 2U2 Washing-
ton, r. 1039 Howard
Lipman Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Is&ac M., cigarmaker, r. 217 Clara
Lipman Joseph, r. 613 Hayes
Lipman Julia C. Mrs., artist, r. 637 Sutter
Lipman Leopold, bookkeeper Henry Lipman, r. 23
Russ
Lipman Louis (Goldman k Co.) r. 407 Powell
Lipman Louis, manager Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, 937
Market, r. 107 Scott
Lipman M. E. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1011 Polk
Lipman Michael, canvasser, r. 512 Third
Lipman Minna, widow, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Morris, junk dealer, 915 Folsom, r. 970 Har-
rison
Lipman Solomon W. (Deckelman & Lipman) r. 1011
Polk
SSr Lipman. See Lippman
Lipp Andrew, tailor, r. 60 Annie
Lipp Charles E., bookkeeper Sacramento Brick Co.,
r. 938 Mission
Lipp Joseph, tailor, r. 907 Montgomery
Lippert George, tailor, r. 159 Tehama
Lippert John, teamster, r. 484 Eighth
Lippert Leonard, tailor, r. 512 Greenwich
Lippert Leonard B. (Lehn & Lippert) r. 512 Green-
wich
Lippert Otto H., plumber, r. 1311^ Kearny
Lippert William, barber John Stable, :. 1011 Broad-
way
Lippi Amedeo (Lippi Bros.) r. 23 Stockton
Lippi Brothers (Amedeo and Pietro) mnfrs frames
and mirrors, 749 Market
Lippi Caesar, commission merchant, r. 3 Hayward
Lippi Daniel, cook I. Cuenin, r. 1012 Montgomery
Lippi Joseph, baker, r. Humboldt Hotel
Lippi Luigi iGinocchio & Lippi) r. 609 Lombard
Lippi Orlando, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 5 St.
Charles
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Bros.) r. 305 Minna
Lippi Pio, carpenter, r. 83 Rausch
Lippincott Amazjah, carpenter, r. 807 Geary
Lippincott John M., carrier Post Office, r. 807 Geary
Lippitt Charles R., r. 300 Shotwell
Llppitt Philip, merchant, 121 Sansome, r. 818 O'Far-
reil
Lippman Brothers (Hyman and Solomon) dry and
fancy goods, SE cor Hayes and Octavia
Lippman Elias, butcher, r. 729 Union
Lippman Frederick W., watchmaker Joseph Lipp-
man, r. 3U8 Leavenworth
Lippman George W., assistant ticket agent S. P. Co.,
613 Market, r. 1151 Octavia
Lippman Hynian (Lippman Bros.) and dry goods
NW cor Sixteenth and Valencia, r. 4^ Hill
Lippman Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 419 Nafoma
Lippman Jacob, cigarmaker Samuel Meyers, r. 1121
Natoma
Lippman Jacob, stock clerk O. Abrahamson, r. 2011
Buchanan
Lippman Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler. 511
Kearny, r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Robert, salesman Samuel Lauzet, r. 611X
Minna
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Bros.) r. 4)i Hill
B^ Lippman. See Lipman
Lippold Reiuhardt, jeweler, r. 10 Eleventh
Lipsey J., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lipsey T., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Llpsher George Mrs., r. 526 Ellis
Liquet Francois, dishwasher Pon & Pontacq, r. 434
Busli
i^isbic Frank, carpenter, 1111 Vallejo
Lisbon House, Cardozo & Baptista proprietors,
315 Drumm
Lisk Antenetta Mrs., dressmaking, 225 J4 Seventh
Lisk Emanuel, whitener Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 225H
Seventli
Liske Herman C, seaman, r. 5 Vernon
Liske John, seaman stmr Granada
Liss Charles H., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r. 39
Russ
Lissak Adolphus H., stockbroker, r. 1258 California
Lissak Louis S., secretary California Jute Mill
Co., 409 California, r. Palace Hotel
LiBsen William, plumber Shepard Bros., r. W e Hyde
bet O'Farrell and Eddy
Lisser Louis, teacher music, r. 1241 Franklin
Lissner William, teacher, r. 408 Grove
List Charles, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 216
Ninth
List Charles, shoemaker inton Dorler
Listenberger Albert, manager Oliver Chilled
Plow Works, 37 Market, r. Oakland
Llstmann Louis, baker, r. 21 Folsom Av
L'ltalia (tri-weekly) Italian Publishing Co., pub-
lishers, 619 Montgomery
Litcbfleld J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. Litchfield)
merchant tailors and manufactiirers military and
navy goods, regalias, etc., 12 Post
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield & Co.) r. 2712
California
Lithauer A. G. Mme., modiste, 1433 Polk
Littau Mathias, paper carrier, r. 207 Seventh
Littel A., seaman stmr Mariposa
Littell Cornelius P., plumber John Lee & Co., r. 817
Nineteenth
Littell Hiram W., traveling salesman Bush & Mal-
lett, r. 106 Cumberland
Littell Richard D., r. 1129 Bush
Littenbauer Antone, jeweler, r. 1011 Washington
Litter Morris, tailor, r. 312 Clementina
Litter P.. brassmolderW. T. Gavratt & Co., r. 104T
Harrison
Little Archibald (Foster, Little & Co.) r. 315 Minna
Little Archibald D., chief engineer stmr Alameda, r.
1.522 Golden Gate Av
Little Arthur H., with H. Tobelmann, r. 526Ji Lin-
den Av
Little Arthur R., foreman L. S. Kincaid& Son, r. 1111
Folsom
Little Cornelius C. N., with J. C. Johnson & Co.
Little Daniel A. N. (Bigelow & Little) r. 836 Sutter
Little David, carpenter, r. 1247 Twenty-fourth
Little Delia E. Miss, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2127 Bush
Little E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 721 Golden Gate Av
Little George, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 321 Minna
Little George C, salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 222«
O'Farrell
Little George E., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
409 Capp
Little George H., teacher music, r. 1357 Howard
Little George W. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Beaver
Little Helena Mrs., r. 211 Perry
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL fire Ibs. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. UORNIN, Mana
WM. SSSTON, Asst. liana
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET ST.
I BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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Little James, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 1609 1
Stevenson
Little James, clerk Eagleeon & Co., r. 317 Stockton
Little James, stockraiser, r. SE cor Precita and Wash-
ington Avs, B. H.
Little James H., expressman, cor Jackson and Bat-
tery, r. 14.33 Cluirch
Little James P., r. 974 Folsom
Little James P., compositor Chronicle, r. 411 Va-
lencia
Little John, stonecutter, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos^
Road. Ocean View
liittle Jolin T., real estate, and broker bonds and
local securities, and agent sale country lands. 618
Market, r. 524 Post
Little Joker Mining Co. (Alaska) B. L. Burlington
i secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
'Little Joseph B., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2911
Sacramento
Little Joseph R.. dentist, 134 Geary, r. 511 Stockton
Little Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 521 O'Farrell
Little Lfoiiard, painter Peter W. Commins, r. 3251
Mission
Little I-izzie B. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 2127 Bush
Little Lucius, policeman, r. 1509 California
Little Martha, widow, r. 515 Golden Gate Av
Little Mary J., widow, r. .533 Seventeenth
Little Mary T. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 214 Powell
Little Michael, molder. r. 76 Clementina
Little Robert, baker, r. 816 Vallcjo
Little Robert, carpenter, r. 1247 Twenty-fourth
Little Robert Jr., scene painter, r. 816 Vallejo
Little Samuel, mining engineer, r. SE cor Precita and
Washington Avs, B. H.
Little Samuel, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 2127
Bush
Little Sisters Infant Shelter, 512 Minna
Little Thomas, longshoreman, r. 438 Broadway
Little Thomas, molder Empire Foundry, r. 76 Clem-
entina
Little Thomas J., foreman Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co..r. 336 Union
Little William, carpenter, 107 O'Farrell, r. SE cor
Church and Twenty-fourth
Little William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 66 Te-
hama
Little William B., r. 2127 Bu-h
Little William C, president Little & Knowles
Lumber Co., NE cor Main and Mission, r. Oak-
laud
Little William H. (Woodin & Little) r. 311 Scott
1 Little William H., clerk Oregon Imp. Co.. r. Oakland
I Little William H., policeman, r. 676 Harrison
I Little William T., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 409
Capp
I Little William W., penmakor, r. S32 Valencia
ILITTLE &KNOWLESLaMBERCO,
I WUliiim C. Little president, Georgv
I W. Hume vice-president, George B.
KnoAvles Jr. secretary, wholesale and
retail lumber dealers, depot for curly
redwood, and atjents for Del N'orte Com-
mercial Co., SE cor Main and Mission
»■ Little. See Lytle, Lyttle andLittell
LittleflHld B., clerk, r. 1122 Market
Littlffield Ivorv F., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller &
Co.. r. 1415 Taylor
Littlefield James, r. 2 Washington
Littlefield James M., clerk Hanley & Dawson, r. 1145
MisHion
Littlefield John W., shipwright, r. 19 Perry
Littlefield John W. Jr., longshoreman, r. 938)4 Har-
rison
Littlefield Joseph H., architect, 126 Kearny, room 44,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
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IN THE
[EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
1MPORTEB8 AND DEALEU.S IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Littlefield Loammi, oiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 123
Bernard
Littlefield Nellie A. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 511 Goiigh
Littleford Edward T.. janitor City Hall, r. 1718 Polk
Littleford Ellen, widow, r. 1718 Polk
Littleford John, r. 1718 Polk
Litllebsle Nellie, widow. te»cher cooking, r. 899 Pine
Littlejohn Charles T., bookkeeper Fort Bragg Red-
wood Co.. r. 21 Page
Littler Josenh. boilermaker, r. 22 Morris At
Littler Olive W., teamster Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. Oakland
Littleton Ellen, widow, r. 436 Jessie
Littleton Stephen, shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 436 Jessie
Littlewood Elias, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell
Litton Agnes Mrs., r. 318 Kearny
Litton Springs Mineral Water, George E. Madison
manager, 152 New Montgomery
Litz John, carpetlayer, r. 302 Hayes
Litzius August C, engraver Levison Bros., r. NE cor
North and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Litzius August F., upholsterer Gustave Berson, r.
NE cor North and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Litzius Edward C. bellhanger Will Jt Flnck, r. NE
cor North and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Litzius Louis G., upholsterer W. S. Hochstadter &
Co., r. NE cor North and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Litzius William F., shipping clerk, r. NE cor North
and Cortland Av, B. H.
Liubibratich John, dishwasher George Goicovich. r.
928 Larkin
Liubibratich Vaso, porter J. Ivancovich & Co., r.
904 Jackson
Live Oak Distillery Co. The, J. Leroy Nickel man-
ager, office 252 Market
Live Oak Drift Gravel Mining; Co. (Placer
County, Cal.) Theodore Wetzel secretary, 522
Montgomery
Livermore Charles A., salesman F. S. Chadbourne b
Co., r. 512 Larkin
Liivermore Charles E., president Folsom Water
Power Co., nffice 507 Montgomery, rooms 13-14,
r. Rockridge Park, Oakland
Liverpo .1 Coal Mining Co., George C. Higglns tecre-
tury, 121 Montgomery
Livermore Horatio P., secretary and treasurer
Folsom Water Power Co., office 507 Montgomery,
rooms 13-14, r. Bockridge Park, Oakland
Livermore John, clerk, r. 1027 Mission
Livermore Obadiali, real estate agent, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. Saucelito
Livermore Oil Co. (Livermore Cal.) Henry Deas sec-
retary, -52 Nevada Block
Livermore Stone Quarry Co., G. W. Handy president,
C. H. Kimball secret iry, works Altauioiit, Ala-
meda Cc
iffic
Montgomer\
LIYERPOOL&LOHDOM GLOBE INS, CO,
Charles D. Haven resident Kecretary,
42^ California
Liverpool and L«»ndon an«l Globe Insur-
ance Co's Buildinif, NE cor California and
Leidesdorff
Liverpool House, 516 Pacific
Liverpool Underwriters' Association, Cat-
ton. Bell & Co. agents, 406 California
Livesey Hill. r. 900 Fifteenth
Livesey Mary Mrs., r. 162 Clara, rear
Livingston Anna M., widow, elocutionist r. 425 Geary
Livingston Andrew W., tinsmith Pacific Can Co.. r.
765 Harrison
Livingston Benjamin, merchant, r. 1050 Golden Gate
Av
Livinirston C. H.. president Alti California Pub-
lihhing Co.. 529 California, and manager Palace
Hotel, r. Palace Hotel
IVERTISING AGENTS. PALMER & REl 40540? SaiM St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIOIVS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
LIV
744
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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FOR QA3, STEAM AND WATER.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
LivinjiKton Charles A., gripman Market St. RR., r.
113(i Howard
Liviiigstou Clarence, clerk, r. 222 Turk
Livingaton David, dry and fancy goods, 1420 Polk, r.
ia09 Pine
Livingston Edward, clerk David Livingston, r. 1809
Pine
Livingston Emanuel, r. 024 O'Farrell
Livingston Frank W., driver Ravenna & Co., r. N s
Alameda bet Utah and Potrero Av
Livingston Harry, salesman Newman & Levinson r.
624 O'Farrell
Livingston Henry, manager Walter W. Lane, r. 504
Davis
liiviiijfstoii Ho-ward, mining and real estate,
office 331 Montgomery, room 21, r. 434 Ellis
Livingston Isidor, salesman, r. 624 O'Farrell
liiving'ston James M. , secretary Pacific Gas Im-
provement Co. and president Pacific Lighting
Co., SW cor Stevenson and Annie, r. 1239 Pine
Livingston John (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.) r.
1900 Green
Livingston John, superintendent Miller & Lux, r.
121 Fell
Livingston John, foreman, r. 765 Harrison
Livingston John, merchant, r. 837 Folsom
Livingston John, shipping commissioner, r. 1900
Green
Livingston Louis (Livingston & Co.) r. Frankfort,
Germany
Livingston Louis, butcher, 514 Hayes, r. 419 Laguna
Livingston Luke, butcher, 503 Fourth, r. 307 Clemen-
tina
Livingston M. H., traveling salesman Porter, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Livingston Mary, -widow, r. N s Alameda bet Utah
and Potrpro Av
Livingston Mary A. Miss, r. 1900 Green
Livingston Michael., butcher Louis Livingston, r.
1140!^ Howard
Livingston Philip H., jeweler, r. 612Haight
Livingston Richard, brakemau S. P. Co., r. 923 How-
ard
Livingston Samuel, r. 1809 Pine
Livingston William B., clerk, r. 618 Harrison
LIVINGSTON & 00.
(Liowis Liiving'ston, Abram P. Williams
and Josepli May) importers and joli Iters
ivines and liquors, 25-27 Fremont
Livingstone David M. G., r. 126 Sixth
Livingstone Frederick A., salesman Isaac Raphael &
Sons. r. 865^6 Market
Livingstone R. F., waiter, r. 267 Stevenson
Livingstone Rinaldo R., commercial editor Examiner,
T.6i6 Harriet
Livingstone William B., with Wells Fargo & Co., r.
425 Geary
B^ Livingstone. See Livingston and Levingstone
Llewellyn Caroline, widow, r. 219 Prospect PI
Llewellyn Ellen, boarding. 205 Bryant
l.le%vellyn Reese, proprietor Columbia Foundry,
133-ia5 Beale and 136 Main, r. Park Av opp Buena
Vista
Llewellyn Reese Jr., r. 8 Essex
lile^vellyn Steam Condenser Manufactur-
ing Co., James M. Streeten president, 330 Pine,
room 51
1^" Llewellyn. See Lewellyn
Iiloyd Cliarles R., agent Nordyke & Marmon Co.
and Jenney Electric Co., 215 Sansome, room 8, r.
Oakland
Lloyd Edwin C. painter, 208 McAllister, r. 624 Capp
Lloyd Fanny, widow, r. 15 Alta
Lloyd Florence I. Mrs., r. 113 Larkin
Lloyd George A., with Edwin 0. Lloyd, r. 624 Capp
Lloyd George E., clerk Edward F. Gibbon, r. 1618
Post
Lloyd Horatio N.. surveyor Pacific Ins. Co., r. 724
Broderick
Lloyd Hugh J., stonecutter, r. 715 Howard
Lloyd John, attorney at law, 411 >4 California, r.
Fruit Vale
Lloyd John, .lerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
North Point liet Larkin and Polk
Lloyd John (Lloyd & Hogg) r. 1421 Bush
Lloyd M. A., deckhand tug Millen Griffith
Lloyd Mary P. Mrs., r. 724 Broderick
Lloyd Reuben H. (Lloyd & Wood) r. 1010 Folsom
Lloyd Robert, baker stmr State of California
Lloyd Sarah A., widow, r. 9 Laugton. rear
Lloyd William H., plumber, r. 516 Fell
Lloyd k Hogg (John Lloyd and A. Hogg) barbers,
1421 Bush
Iiloyd iSs Wood (Reuben H. Lloyd and William S.
Wood) attorneys at law, 9-13 Nevada Block
Lloyd's Agency, Catton, Bell & Co., oflace 406
California
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co. (of New
York) Rolla V. Watt general agent, 317 California
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, J.
H. Freeman surveyor, office 219 Suusome
Loaiza Albert C. with W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Washington
Loaiza Luis, buyer W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Washington
Loaiza Manuel Y., with W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Washing-
ton
Loaiza W^. (Wenceslao Loaiza and Jorge L. Canal-
ize) commission merchants, 308 California
Loaiza Wenceslao (W. Loaiza) r. 1217 Washington
Loane Abraham, planer, r. 1530 Golden Gate Av
Loane Frank M., contractor, r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane Harry E., bricklayer, r. 1114 Golden Gate Av
Loane Henry S., r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane John M.. salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1205
Turk
63" Lobe. See Loeb
Loben Sels P. J. Van, attorney at law and Con-
sul Paraguay, 530 California, r. 1002 Adeline, Oak-
land
Lobenstein Dena, widow, r, 1009 Pierce
Lobeusteln Jonas, boots and shoes, 1009 Pierce
Lobenstein Louis, clerk, r. 1009 Pierce
Lobenstein Ralph, clerk, r. 1009 Pierce
Lobos Square Packing House, Roth, Blum &
Co. jjroprietors, N a Bay nr Buchanan, of&ce 201-
203 California
Lobos Avenue School, Point Lobos Av nr Parker Av
Lobree Isaac, merchant, r. 483Haiffht
Lobztom A. B., watchman, r. 828 Filbert
Locau Frank, real estate, r. 1114 Post
Locan Rudolph E., bartender Grand Central Wine
RoQius, r. 1008 Clay
fi^' Locan. See Logan
Locatelli L.. dishwasher Sartori & Fantini, r. 818 San-
some
Looati Giacomo, laborer, r. 425 Valle.io, rear
Locati John, laborer, r. 433 Valleio, rear
Locet Joseph, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Looey Abram F., traveling salesman Lock Spring Mat-
tre.'is Co., r. 120^ Twelfth
Loch William L., master mariner, r. 1405 Washing-
ton
LocUbaum A. H. «& Co. (.\u«ust H. Lochbaum)
manufacturers jewelry boxes and fancy cases,
134 Sutter
Lochbaum August H (A. H. Lochbaum & Co.) r. 1809
Post
Lochbaum August H. Jr., jewelry boxmaker, r. 944
Twenty- first
Lochbaum Edward, compositor, r. 1809 Post
Loche Theodore, plumber J. F. Butler, r. 435 Hayes
Locher Adolph, teacher music, r, 703 Stockton
Locher F. Joseph, tailor, 23 Kearny, r. 1610 Post
Locher Mary, widow, r. :il6 Sixth
Locher Robert, carpenter, r. 1327 Filbert
Lochhead John, mechanical engineer, 222 Steuart
EVli':KY I>ESt KIPTIOSr OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Maniifscturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
(WASH
5 30
INGTON ST.
Proprietors Of ffie Orleans Vineyard
LOG
745
LOF
Lochhead Robert W., machinist John Lochhead, r.
'in St.uart
Locliwuller .\ngu8t, Balesman. r. 133 S.venth
Lochuer J., retoucher U. Stender
Lock Springy Mattress Co. (Decker C. Wicbham)
col8, iron bedsteads, etc., 946-9;18 Howard and
X64 Mission
Locke August, baewer Chicago Brewing Co.. r. 3 Wall
Locke Francis L., miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills
r. West Oakland
Lflcke HoUis M., carrier Post Office, r. 20 Middle
Locke Horace N., oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r.
819 Grove
Locke Isaac M., r. 20 Middle
Locke James P., carriagemaker, 670 Mission, r. 819
Church
Locke J. Everett, compositor Bulletin
Locke J. Hannibal, superintendent Golden Gate
Flouring Mills, r. 819 Grove
Locke John, waiter, r. I(i68 Howard
Locke Joseph, barber, r. 825 Kearny
Locke Louis, interpreter Chinese Criminal Courts,
Old City Hall, r. 1412 Jackson
Locke M. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 722 California
Locke Iklorgan, lumberman, r. SW cor Duncan and
Guerrero
Locke Morris R. & Co. (Jerseyville, 111.) railroad con-
tractors, F. I. Kendall agent, 507-509 Montgomery
Locke Nathan S., clerk Post Office, r. 20 Middle
Locke Ravmond M. , laborer, r. 1929 Union
Locke Siias M., r. 125 Golden Gate Av
Locke True, salesman Roos Bros., r. Alameda
Locke William L., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. San
Rafael
Locker Mary, widow, r. 316 Sixth
Locker William, cashier John Robinson, r. 728 Folsom
Lockhart A. J., compositor, r. 317 Stockton
Lockhart Archibald, clerk Lebeubaum Bros., r. 190
Fourteenth
Lockhart George W., oiler stmr Santa Rosa, r. 183
Perry
Lockhart Herbert, clerk, r. 406 Castro
Lockhart James, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Lockhart James B., r. 1301 Sacramento
Lockie Redmond, sorter S.F.Pioneer Woolen Factory
r. 2114 Larkin
Lockman George, painter S M. Hills
Locks Herman, porter H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1330
Vallejo
Locks Joseph, barber Albert Woerz, r. 825 Kearny
Lock wood .A. H., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
Haight and Stanyan
liockwood Arthur D., secretary and treasurer
Pacific Casket Co., 217 Spear, and 575 Mission,
r. 1817 Baker
iLockwood G. Mrs., r. 2726 Folsom, rear
Lockwood Henry, waiter, r. 246 Fourth
Lockwood James H., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
1 South Park
Lockwood James L., master stmr Granada
Lockwood Lizzie M. Miss, r. 327 Minna
Lockwood Louisa, widow, r. 1613 Scott
Lockwood Susie F., artist, r. 2224 M Mission
Lockwood Thomas, machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
2224 }« Mission
Lockwood William, foreman S. P. Co., r. 215 Shot-
well
uockyer H. H., stove mounter James De La Mon-
tanya. r. Berkeley
[jockyer Thomas C, master tug Sea Witch, r. 267 Fast
f^inotive Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. H. Fish
secretary, 23 Nevada Block
JOderhose August, bakery, 215 Second, r. 147 Silver
IjOdfrhoHe George, drayman S.Pldancet, r. Valparaiso
iir Mason
liodge Robert J., driver City RR., r. 1327 Minna
s Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley W.W., r. 351
Twenty-fourth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
3. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
lOST CIRCULATION I
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SLOANt & CO,
IM1H)UTKKS OK
ORIENTAL RUGS,
641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Loeb Gabriel, salesman Buyer *: Reich, r. 1714 Bush
Loeb Julius, salesman Simon C. Lubin. r. 742 Ellis
Loeb Justin (Manescau & Co.) r. Portland, Or.
1^" Loeb. See Lobe'
Loeber August A., compositor W. A. Woodward k Co.,
r. 216 Montgomery Av
Loebig B., r. 1.57 Fifteenth
Loebl Jules, salesman Steinberger & Kalisher, r. 1934
Bush
LoefHer Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 502 Fifteenth
Loeffl^r George, porter, r. 724 Mission
Loettier John, proprietor South End Pickle Works,
426-428 Fifth
Loefler 3Iartin G.,attorney at law, 320 California,
room 13, r. 604 Twenty-first
Loehr George P., carriagemaker, r. 1710 Broderick
Loehr George W., druggist Philip Flatow, r. 1710
Broderick
Loesch Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Pine and
Kearny
Loesch Edward O., waiter, r. 128 Second
Loeser Julius, teamster F. Chevalier & Co., r. 521
Green
Loessel Adolph, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 919
Greenwich
Loessel Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 919 Greenwich
Loew Aaron, tailor, .39 Turk, r. 522 Stevenson
Loewe August, dairyman, r. Thirtieth nr Sanchez
Loewe Brothers (Mrs. Henrietta Loewe, Moses Slegel
and Jacques Blum) wholesale liquor.-*, 217 Battery
Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Bros.) r. 830 McAllister
Loewe Joseph M., salesman Loewe Bros., r. 830 Mc-
Allister
Loewe Julius, merchant, r. 1-509 Golden Gate Av
Loewe William G., dairy, Thirtieth nr Sanchez
6^ Loewe. See Low, Lowe and Loewy
Loewel Alexander, butcher H. Atzeroth, r. 1062 Mc-
Allister
Loewen Antone, baker, r. 11 Ewing PI
Loewen Matthias, shoemaker J. Utschlg, r. 240 Sutter
Loewenberg E., musician, r. 2124 Post
Loewenberg Emil, bookkeeper Koenigsberger, Falk &
Mayer
Loewenberg Herman, clerk Greenebaum ^ Co., r. cor
Gough and Post
as?" Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenberger David, bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r.
1,303 Larkin
Loewenfels Morris W., editor Ahead Post, r. 1538 Eddy
Loeweiiguth Henry, molder, r. 16 Natoma
Loeweuhayu Henry, fruit commission. 428 Sansome,
r. Abbotsford House
Loewenstein Abraham, salesman G. Abrahamaon, r.
8 Hollis
Loewenstein Adolph. porter, r. 1067 Market
Loewenstein Bertha, widow, r. 8 HoUia
e^" Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
LOEWENTHAL J. proprietor
Boston Cloak und Suit House (ladles'
and children's) waS l-'i Market, oppo-
site Mason, r. 130 Eddy
Loewenthal J. W., salesman Newman & Leviuson, r.
215 M Elm Av
8^ Loewonthal. See Lowenthal and Lewenthal
Loewenwald Samuel, r. 1236 Mi.-^slon
Loewi Abraham (B. Qetleson & Co.) r. 1530 Ellis
Loewi William, assistant bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 1.509 Golden Gate Av
Loewy William, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms
311-34, r. 946 Geary
0^ Loewy. See Loewe and Lowe
Lofstad Charles, with John N. Lofstad, r. 136 Ridley
Lofstad Charles & Co. (Charles Lofstad and John A.
Mugan) portrait and picture frames, 1060 How-
ard
liofntad .John N., mnnufaoturer and importer
furs. '.Ijii Market, r. 3:t Ellis
f
XILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? Saime St.
LOF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
746
LOM
IMl'ORTEllS OF
GALVANIZED AND GOMMON
All isiizes and Nuiitbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Loftls James, foreman Somers & Healey, r. 22G Cttli-
fornia Av. B. H.
B£?- Loltis. See Loftus
Loftus Anthony, r. San Jos^ Av opp Valley
LOFTUS BROTHERS ,^.h„
and Edward C. lioftiig) sole agents Pa-
cific Coast for Biiijirhantpton cylinder
and macliine oils, Nevada luliricating
compound, Larkin Hi Sclieffer anhy-
drous liquid ammonia, quartz mill
screens a specialty, 7 Spear
Loftus Edward C. (Loftus Bros.) r. Oakland
Loftus Frank, machinist, r. 1330 Church
Loftus James, bricklayer, r. 363 Eleventh
LoffUB James, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Loftns James H., railroad agent, r. 221 J4 Fulton
Loftus John (Loftus Bros.) r. 200 Turk
Loftus John, laborer, r. 363 Eleventh
Loftus John, teamster, r. NE cor Day and Dolores
Loftus Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Day
and Dolores
Loftus Michael, carpenter, r. San Jose Av opp Valley
Loftus Michael A., policeman, r. 413 Valencia
Loftus Patrick, r. 363 Eleventh
Loftus Patrick H., porter Occidental Hotel
B^- Loftus. See Loftis
Logan A. D., president Grangers Bank of Cali-
fornia, NW cor California and Battery, r. 1813 Ba-
ker
Logan Andrew, seaman, r. 263 East
Logan Arthur, cook The Baldwin, r. 517 Lavenworth
Logan Charles E., waiter, r. 120 Fourth
Logan Daniel H., carpenter r. 1135 Buchanan
Logan Duncan wharfinger, r. 700 Broadway
Logan Edward, groceries and liquors, 156 Clara
Logan Frank, with Sam C. Partridge, r. Oakland
Logan Q. H., compositor Chronicle, r. 415 Powell
Logan Gustave. cook. r. 1217 Polk
Logan Henry C, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 327 Jes-
sie
Logan Isabella J. Miss, salesman, r. 418 Union
Logan J. Mrs., matron Cal. Woman's Hospital, Sac-
ramento bet Baker and Lyon
Logan James, laborer and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 2. r. 521 J^ Vallejo
Logan James F., carpenter and builder, 212 Ninth, r.
922 Minna
Logan John, liquor saloon, Ws Mission opp Cortland
Av, B. H.
Logan John A., packer Sam C. Partridge, r. Oakland
Logan John A., teamster VV. W. Chase & Co., r. 1912
Market
Logan John E., collar cutter Main & Winchester, r.
788 Harrison
Logan Joseph F., teamster, r. 418 Union
Logan Margaret, widow, r. 108 Second
Logan Mary, widow, r. 2228 California
Logan Mary Mrs., r. 788 Harrison
Logan Michael, wool grader, r. 63 Langton
Logan Michael J., dairyman, r. 1607 O'Farrtll
Iiogan Millburn H. , physician and surgeon, 101
Grant Av, r. 627 Webster
Logan Walter, waiter Palace Hotel
Logan William A., clerk, r. 418 Union
Logan William B., clerk general freight oflSce S. P.
Co., r. 204 McAllister
Logan William E., r. 2506}^ California
1^^ Logan. See Locan
Loggie James J., clerk McKay & Co., r. 712 Shotwell
Logue Danuel, laborer, r. 30 Clarence PI
Logue James, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 44
Clinton
Logue -Tames, laborer, r. NE cor Fulton and Brode-
rick
Logue Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline & Co., r. cor Francisco
and Kearny
Iioliun Os'wald, Vice-Consul German Empire, 318
Sacramento, r. 1425 Octavia
Lohoide Frederick W., r. 412 Sixth
LdIuuuii (Iharles H., compositor Chronicle
Lohiuiiii Henry (Lohmau k Frerichs) r. 154 Ninth
Loliiuiin Henry, butcher, r. Ahlborn House
Lohmun Kate, chatnbi-riuaid Ahlboru House
Lohmau Samuel, merchant, r. 921 Geary
Lohman Theodore, confectioner, r. 417 Mason
Lohmau & Frerichs (Henry Lohmau and Martin Fre-
richs) groceries and produce, 154-156 Ninth
Lohmauu Edward F., clerk Weil, Baer & Co., r. 703
Taylor
Lohmann J. & Co. (Jacob Lohmann) dairy produce,
1649 Mission
Lohmann Jacob (J. Lohmann & Co.) r. 1649 Mission
Lohmann Thomas, waiter, r. 317 Third
Lohmeier W., laborer, r. 24 Turk
Lohmeyer Chris., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
14 Geary
Lohmeyer John C, painter and whitener, 2003 Mis-
sion, r. NW cor Twenty-third and Bryant Av
Lohner Albert, teamster, r. 523 Stevenson
Lohner Antone, laborer, r. 523 Stevenson
Lohner Charles, clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 823 Jessie
Lohse Carrie, telegraph operator, r. 167 Minna
Lohse Frederick C.. cabinetmaker, r. 3114 Market
Lohse John, clerk Carl R. Nolte, r. 3014 Mission
Iiofise John F., secretary California Powder
Works and Hercules Powder Works. 230 Califor-
nia, r. 2.512 Washington
Lohsn Nicholas, foreman main pipe Spring Valley
W. W., r. 1333 Pine
Lohse Theodore G., plumber, r. 719 Hayes
Lohse William, clerk, r. 245Town8end
Lohsen Diedrich, r. 1810 Scott
Liolisen Harry, groceries and liquors, 416 OTar-
rell
Lohst M., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 414 Howard
Loise Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Iiolor Charles P., ship and freight broker and
forwarding agent, 31 Merchants' Exchange, r. 852
Mission
8^" Lolor. See Lawler and Lawlor
Lomax D., waiter Palace Hotel
Lomax James, calker, r. 1212 Ji Pacific
Lombard Abraham G., carpenter, r. 11 Henrietta
Square
Lombard Charles C, collector Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. East Oakland
Lombard Charles H., stenographer Union Pacific
Railway, r. 619 Bush
Lombard Frederic, teacher languages, r. 405 Green-
wich
Liomhard Loan Office, J. L. Salomon proprietor,
622 Kearny
Lombard Patrick, laborer, r. 1727 Stevenson
Lombard Street Primary School, N s Lombard bet
Baker and Broderick
Lombard Warehouse, George S. Neale & Co. proptrs,
SW cor Sansome and Lombard
8^ Lombard. See Lumbard
Lombardi Cherubino (LombardI & Clavere) r. 706
Montgomery
Lombardi Pompeo, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1727
Stevenson
Lombardi & Clavere (Cherubino Lombardi and Pierre
Clavere) French restaurant, 706 Montgomery
Lombardo Antonio, musician, r. 609 Jones
Lomberger Emile, porter Wheeland & Collins, r.
Stockton
Lomelino Joseph W., druggist, SW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth, r. 1527 Leavenworth
Lomettl Charles, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 6 Tele-
graph PI
Lometti Joseph, cellarman, r. 6 Telegraph PI
Liomler Ernest, manager Matthias Gray Co., 206
Post, r. 207 'i Taylor ^
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOOTHS' SDITS
AT
THE HASTINGS.
))
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managi
Vm. SESTON, Asst. Maaiga
HE BANCROFT COMPANY UaTk^tV
i-BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
LON
747
LON
London Alexander, painter, r. 38 Clara
London and Luncashire Fire Insurance
Co. (01 Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie <t Co. gen-
eral Bgente, George W. Spencer manager, 316
California
London and Provincial Marine Insurance Co. (Lon-
don) 3.'0-324 California
London and San Francisco Bunk (limited)
Artliur Scrivener manager, William Steel assist-
ant nian:(ger, NW cor California and Leidesdorff
London Assurance Corporation (fire, of Lon-
don) Robert Dickson manager, William Macdon-
ald assistant manager, 441 California
London Assurance Corporation (marine, of
London) Purrott & Co. agents, 30(5 California
London Charles, engraver Britton & Rey, r. 1323
Steiner
London Henry, salesman Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 1765
Howard
London House, 222 H Fourth
London Louis, clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r. 38 Clara
London Louis A., painter, r. 249M Clara
London Minnie Miss, shoelitter Kutz & Murr, r. 249!^
Clara
London, Paris and American Bank(limlted)
Eugene Meyer manager, Charles Altschul cashier,
205 Sansome (will remove August 1st to 1-3 San-
some)
London Tea Co., Stephen Jackson proptr, 40 Third
^T' London. See Lunden and Lundin
Londry Andrew P., brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 553 Fifth
Lone Mountain Cemetery (now Laurel Hill) W s
Central Av bet Post and California
Lone Mountain Nursery, Albert Hilbert pro-
prietor. Post bet Devlsadero and Broderick, de-
pot 15 Geary
LONE STAR BAZAAR
Maurice H. Selig'nian proprietor, 113
McAllister
Lonergan C. J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 107
Turk
Lonergan Cornelius, stock clerk Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1224 Market
Lonergan George M., order clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. Oakland
Lonergan George M., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
8E cor Fifth and Market
Lonergan James, shoemaker tJ. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 7 Sheridan
Lonergan Jeremiah H.. salesman C. Curtin, r. 112
Hyde
Lonergan Michael, baker J. McDevitt, 504 Minna
Lonergan Nellie, domestic 517 Mason
Lonergan Peter J., barnessmaker, r. 120 Fulton
Lonergan Thomas F. (Lonergan* Daly) r. 1221 Polk
Lonergan & Daly (Thomas F. Lonergan and Peter
Daly) bakery, 1221 Polk
Loney Anthony, whitener and plasterer, 801 Mission,
I. 300 54 Jessie, rear
Loney George, special policeman, r. 224 Kearny
Loney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 5fi2 Minna
Loney Jeremiah Jr., plumber J. W. Butterworth, r.
662 Minna
Loney John, hostler Pac. Carriage Co., r. 11 Powell
Loney John J., laborer Empire Foundry, r. 562 Minna
Iff' Loney. See Looney
Long A., teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Long Andrew, restaurant, 114 Hayes
Long Anson D., laborer, r. IHH Dore
Long Charles, varieties, 930 Washington
Long Charles H., janitor U. S. A. Headquarters, r.
28iO Greenwich
Long Charles H. Jr., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 2820 Greenwich
Long Claude, clerk estate of Claude Long, r. 29
Stone
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Long Claude (estate of) htrdware. C>5i Washington
Long Dauinl, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 514 Bush
Long Daniel H., hostler John W. Stetson, r. 362 Bran-
nan
Long David, laborer, r. 642 Howard
Long David, stevedore, r. 233 Third
I^ongn. W., stenographer R. B. Mitchell, 606
Kearny, r. Oakland
Long Edward, r. 113 Perry
Long Edward, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Long Edward D., machinehand, r 2820 Greenwich
Long Edward W. (Long & McMahon) r. 331 Eight-
eenth
Long Frank, watchman La Grande Laundry
Long George, r. 871 Market
Long George, carpenter, r. 148 Natoma
Long George, liquor saloon, 249 Third
Long George S., porter Weil Bros. & Sons, r. 1000
Nineteenth
Long Jacob A., painter, r. 624 Fourth
Long James, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
952 Willow Av
Long James, longshoreman, r. 913 Howard
Long James H.. attorney at law Whittemore & Sears,
and assistant Prosecuting Attorney Police Court
No. 1, office 318 Pine, rooms 18-20, r. 536 Haight
Long James S., first officer stmr Colima, r. 1115
Golden Gate Av, rear
Long John, r. 703 Post
Long John D., janitor Custom House, r. 16 Hubbard
Long John F., stevedore, r. 21 H Dehone
Long Joseph, expressman, r. 2213 Pine
Long Joseph Jr., printer, r. 2213 Pine
Long K., manager Great Am. Importing Te» Co., 104
Second
Long Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 226 McAllister
Long L. L., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 1001 Pine
Long Mary, widow, r. 29 Stone
Long M. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Long Mary, widow, r. 29 Stone
Long Maurice H., porter Carolan k Co., r. 36 Garden
Long Michael, helper, r. N s Solano bet Tennesse and
Kentucky
Long Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 935 Market, r. 220
McAllister
Long Patrick, helper, r. N s Solano bet Tennessee
and Kentucky
Long Robert S., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Long Salmon H.(Hemme fc Long) r. 1812 Washington
Long Samuel K. , news agent, r 734 Montgomery
Long Seely F., physician, 14 Grai t Av, r. 100 Haight
Long Suwarri. p >rter. r. 1607 }«; Jones
Long Tlionias J., conductor Sutter St.. r. 1421 Pine
Long William, expressman, r. 39 Clementina
Long William, laborer, r. P07 Folsom
Long William, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Long William, waiter, r. .537 Sacramento
Long William F., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 360
Seventeenth
Long .<: McMahon (Edward W. Long and Henry M.
McMahon) stair builders, 126 Main
Longfellow Albert 8., porter S. Foster & Co.. r. 718
Capp
Longfellow Henry A., planer, r. NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Dolores
Longfellow Joseph W., boxmaker, r. E s Eleventh Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Longfellow Lee A., clerk B. H. Mowbray, r. 26 Do-
lores
Longfellow Primary School, Miss Jennie Smith prin-
cipal. Silver bet Second and Third
LongluottI John B., candymaker, r. 316 Tehama
Longley George W. (Loiigley & Johnson) r. 915 Jones
Long^Iey tSc Johnson (George W. Longley and
Joseph M. Johnson) pictorial and ornamental
sign painters, 332 Bush
Longnioore Annie fi.. lodgings, 403 Broadway
Longo Antonio, seaman, r. 1503 Powell
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ALL. SIZKS.
809, 8U, 313, 316 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Lougo Antonio, sliocniiiker, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Lougo Gaotaoo, shoemaker, r. loici Powell
Lougsbore Lumbermen's Association, «18 Howard
Longstreet E. S. Mrs., millinery, 12oi Bush
Lougtin John B.. shoemalier, HO Seventh
Longuet Laurent, waiter John Bergez
Longwill John (Stevenson & Lougwill) r. 14 Stanley
PI
Loiig^vortli The, boarding, Mrs. E. S. Allen pro-
prietor, 510 Geary
Lougwell James, compositor, r. 44 Third
XjOJiig'o Emile V., physician. 1425 J^ Dupont
Lonkey Jane, furnished rooms, 721 Broadway
Lonnqvest Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
Lonsdale Robert, cook 509 Montgomery
Loo Louis, cook, r. 10 Caroline PI
Loof bourow George T., salesman Frank Bros., r. Oak-
land
Looke August, cellarman Chicago Brewing Co.
Loomer Elvin M., clerk, r. 1510 Sanchez
Loomer Jacob E., contractor, r. 1510 Sanchez
Loomis A. W. Rev., D. D., pastor First Presbyterian
Chinese Church, r. 121::! Leavenworth
Loomis B. E. {Loomis & Mor.*e) r. 120 Jones
Loomis Bernard, carpenter. 2618 Bryant A.V
Loomis Charles A., r. 911 Polk
Loomis Frederick E. . r. 308 Hyde
Loomis George, president Pac. Coast Oil Co., 13 Pine,
r. Palace Hotel
Loomis National Library Association The (Richmond,
Va.) William J. Anderson manager, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 36-37
Loomis Samuel L. (Loomis & Gardiner) r. 308 Hyde
Loomis Theodore A., clerk, r. 308 Hyde
Loomis & Gardiner (Samuel L. Loomis and Baldwin
Gardiner) stockbrokers, 314 Montgomery
Loomis .t Morse (B. E. Loomis and Charles C. Morse)
proprietors Pac. Coast Real Estate Agency, 120
Jones
Iiooiiey Antlre-»v, wines, liquors and cigars, 9
Powell, r. 213 Jones
Looney Daniel S., miller, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
Looney James, r. 611 Natoma
Looney John, liquor saloon, NW cor Third and How-
ard, r. 18 Perry
tO" Looney. See Loney
Loonis John, telegraph operator, r. 371 Jessie
Looryea Helen, widow, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Looryea Max, tailor, 231 Pacific
1^" Looryea. SeeLoryea
Loosli Charles, fireman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1257 Mont-
gomery
Lopes Antone, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
Lopez Manuel, r. 403 Geary
Lopez Adrian J. W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r
West Berkeley
Lopez Benjamin L., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 20 Pres-
cott
Lopez C. Mrs., r. 2003 Leavenworth
Lopez Oarlos, dealer Mexican fruits, r. 26 Hinckley
Lopez Constantine, r. 27 Hinckley
Lopez Frank, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 319 Union
Lopez Jacinto I., barber, 818 Third
Lopez Jose, r. 609 Post
Lopez Maria, r. 1307 Stockton
Lopez T., baker Am. Biscut Co., r. 30 Prescott
Lo Presti Antonio, oyster and chop house, 330 Kearny,
r. 428 Eddy
Lorber Addie Mis., widow, r. 115 Scott
Lord Andrew J., painter, 7.S4 Washington, r. 107 Fifth
Lord Charles G., agent, r. 1909 Baker
Lord Edwin iChrisiensen & Lord) r. 421 Tenth
Lord Elijah S., ship carpenter, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 1126 How-
ard
Lord Erastus C, speculator, 324 Pine, room 9, r. Ala-
meda
Lord Engine A., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
LORD FRANKLIN F, ph^.-
ciaii, oflice '4'.i5 Kearny, r. 916 Bush
Lord George W.. conductor Presidio RU., r. 1224 Ji
Green
Lord John, book agent, r. 140 Minna
Lord John A., painter, r. 13G Fifth
Lord Leslie, cUrk The Lion Fire, Washington Fire
and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire Ins. Cos.,
r. Oakland
Lord Rosalie, widow, r. 916 Bush
Lord Theodore A., attorney at law, r. 1828 Vallejo
Lord Thomas, carpenter, r. '20 Turk
Lord V. A. Mrs. widow, r. Grand Hotel
Lorden Jeremiah, molder, r. 63 Clementina
Lorden John, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. Vermont nr
Sou(mia
Lorden Mary, widow, r. 13 Maria
Lorden Miuuie Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 1141
Harrison
Lore Andrew U., master ship Valley Forge, r. 628
Harrison
Loreal S., engineer, r. 420 Jackson
Lorenco Frank A. (Mendoza & Lorenco) r. 315Ji
Stockton
Lorentz Emil, bartender Walther & Co.. r. 19 Wil.
low Av
Lorentz John H., upholsterer, 152 Eddy, r. 420 Dun-
can
Lorentz Robert (August Hoelscher & Co.) r. 302 Turk
8^" Lorentz. See Lawrence, Loreu and Lorenz
Lorentcon Andrew, barber. 1622 Howard
Lorentzeu A., laborer, r. 152 Clara, rear
Lioreutzen. A. P., insurance broker and business
agent, \m Steuart, r. 16 Guy PI
Lorentzen Peter H.. framemaker Santa Clara Mold-
ing Co., r. 2423 California
Lorenz Anna, widow, r. 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Lorenz Edward, cook, r. 220 Pacific
Lorenz George, laborer, r. 438 Bryant
Lorenz Gustaf, r. 1 Polk
Lorenz John, r. 24 Turk
Lorenz John F., bookkeeper S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. 1713 Leavenworth, rear
8^" Lorenz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorentz
Lorenzen Christian, machinehand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 237 Seventh
Lorenzen Hans, laborer, r. 128 Morris Av
Lorenzen Henry, porter Thomas Taylor & Co., r. 2026
Folsom
Lorenzen Henry Jr., bookkeeper Hofmann & Woenne,
r. 2026 Folsom
Lorenzen Meinhardt J., expressman, r. 114 Shotwell
Lorenzen Peter, stevedore, r. 124 Silver
Lorenzi Egidio. teacher languages, r. 614 Broadway
Lorenzo A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 St.
Charles PI
Lorenzo George, cook, r. 21 Louisa
Lorenzo Pietro, longshoreman, r. 324 J^ Broadway
Lorenzo Ratti, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Lorenzo Vicenzo, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Loreston House, 621 Bnsh
Loretta Pasquino, widow, r. 433 Vallejo, rear
Lorick Frank R.. foreman Swain Bros., r. 1415 Kearny
Lorigau Anne, widow, r. 641 Natoma
Lorigau Bartholomew, carpenter, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigau Edward B., carriage blacksmith, r. 1409 M
Mason
Lorigan Frank B., bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, r.
1409 M Mason
Lorigan Frank B.. carpenter, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Frank P., carpenter, r. 1102 Howard
Lorisau John H., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r. 641
Natoma
Lorigan Matthias, shoemaker, 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Michael, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht, r.
534 Minna
LAEGESr STOCK IN THE STATE
MEI'S FURKISHW GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
M.VRKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
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LORILLARD P. & CO. ,.er«ey
city, X. J. I inanufucturcm toliacco,
R. D. Laidlaw a|;ent, «17 Front
Lorlne Olof. cabioet maker, r. 9J1 McAllister
LorinR Carrie F. Mrw.. r. 1512 Larkin
Loriiig David W., with Bank of California, r. 2C04
Jacksnn
Loring E. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1203 Market
LoriuK Emiua K. Mrs., ar'.ist, r. 2409 Sacramt-iito
Loring Fannie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 1312 Lar-
kin
Loring Francis H., clerk Henrj K. Field, r. 2604
Jackson
Loring Frank A., r. e38 Green
Loring Harriet Mrs., dressmaker, 52354 Geary
Loring Prescott, clerk George H. Foster, r. 2521 Sut-
ter
Loring Walter 6., deckhand U. S. stmr Gen. Mc-
Dowell
Loring William H.. clerk Main & Winchester, r. 17
Hill
LoriPton House, Mrs. Jonas Stockwell proptr, 621-623
Bush
Lorl-e Alois, cutter Porter, Slessenger & Co., r. cor
Valencia and Twentj-second
Lome Olof, carp nterN. P. Langland, r. 921 McAllister
LORQUINE. F.&CO.,Erne.tF.
Iiorquiii atirt Henry Costeraiiste) iiat-
iiraliats and taxidermists, cnrators of
tlie California Academy of Sciences,
iniportt*rs articles of N^atuval History,
birds and animals stuflTed, Iiall dec-
orations a specialty, store 6 Golden
Gate Av, factory 1O05 Market
Lorquin Ernest F. |E. F. Lorquin & Co.) r. Oakland
LORQUm HENRY F. „..„..,.
ist, taxidermist and dealer in objects
of natnral history, birds and animals
stuffed, 411 Kearny, r. Oakland
Lorsbach Adolph, bookkeeper Von Ronn & Hencke
Bros., r. 18 Seventh
LiOryea A. M., physician and proprietor New
Hammam Baths, 218 Post, r. lOOS Van Ness Av
Loryea James H., with A. M. Loryea, r. 218 Post
tff" Loryea. See Looryea
Los Angeles A., coal passer stmr San Juan
Lios Angreleg and Independence Railroad
Co. (Southern Pacific Co. lessor) NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 4
Lios Ang'eles and San Die^o Railroad Co.
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34
Losekann George, locksmith Joseph Budde, r. 1914
Powell
Losekann Gustave, r. 1914 Powell
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder, r. 1919 Powell
Los Gatos Flouring Mills (Los Gatos, Cal.) Lowry &
Steller agents, 6 Davis
Lios Gatos Fruit Packing Co., James E.
Gordon secretary, 116 California
XiOS Gatos Ice Co. , S. H. Simonds agent, 554 Mis-
sion
Los Guilicos Water, Light and Improvement Co., J.
Mervyn Donahue president, W. H. J. Matthews
pecretary, 15-17 Post
Losse Louis, fireman James Beatty, r. Railroad Av
bet Bahama and C Tea
Losser Julius, r. 521 Green
Lossins Rudolph, Insurance agent, 324 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
LoBtin John, bartender J. E. Haeselbusch, r. 2623
Sutter
Loth Frank, tailor Christian Zlnna, r. 5 Beaver
Lothers John, gardener, r. 1713 54 Jones
Lothera John E. Jr., sugar sampler, r. 1713)4 Jones
Lett Susan, widow, r. 520 Eddy
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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f . & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
and
735
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Lott William S. (William S. Lett .v Co.) r. Ill Geary
Lott Willium S. & Co. (William 8. Lott) carpenters
and builders, 745 Mission
Lotter Edward, clerk John Niehlson, r. 17 Seventh
Lotterhos George, teamster, r. 12 Valparaiso
Lottman Herman, carpenter, r. 21 Madison Av
Lottner Ernst, baker, r. tJ25 Clay
Lotto August, expressman, cor Montgomery
Jackson, r. 429 Union
Lottritz Frank, tanner, r. Bernal nr Army. B. H
Lottrifz Thomas J., machinehand A. Frei, r
Brannan
Lothrop Albert, teamster, r. 554 Bryant
Lothrop Warren R. (H. F. Smith & Co. ) r.
OFarrell
8^ Lothrop. See Lathrop
Lottji Caroline Miss, laceworker, r. 3 Edith PI
Lottji Ernestine, widow, r. 3 Edith PI
Lottji Henry, plumber, r. 3 Edith PI
Lotsch C, driver Central RR.
Lotz August, machinist, r. 511 Folsom
Lotz Charles, confectioner, r. 30 Langton
Lotz Piiul (Jones & Lotz) r. 299 Hyde
Lotz William, blacksmith, r. 2334 Greenwich
Lotzin Hugo, shoemaker, r. Railroad Av nr Paraguay
Loucks Georgie Miss, forelady Goldstein Bros., r. 544
Twenty-third
Loucks Orlando, produce dealer, r. 544 Twenty-third
Loud Emily S. Mrs., teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 923 Hyde
Loud Fung, Chinese clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
739 Sacramento
Louden Charles, clerk A. J. Leary, r. 1910 Devisa-
dero
Louden L., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 428 Green-
wich
t^ Louden. See Lowden and Loudon
Loudenslager Agnes, widow, r. 702 California
Loudenslager Thomas, actor, r. 702 California
Louderback Andrew A., distiller, r. 336 Eddy
liouderback Davis, attorney at law, 607 Kearny,
rooms 1-3, r. 1222 Geary
Louderback Heury, tailor, r. 913 Howard
Louderback Lizzie Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 38 Willow
Louderback Loui»C., clerk freight auditor's ofllce S.
P. Co., r. 1222 Steiner
Louderback Sophia, widow, r. 38 Willows Av
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter & Co.,
r. 511 M Franklin
B^ Louderback. See Louterbach
Louderbath William, clgarmaker August Brune, r.
2009 Powell
Loudon Charles, lithographer, r. 1323 Steiner
Loudon Charles, seaman, r. :i4 Birch Av
Loudon Henry, carpenter, r. Humboldt Hotel
Loudon John, salesman, r. 468 Sixth
Loudon Louis, laborer, r. 1 Haven
Loudon Maria, widow, dressmaking, 517 O'Farrell
Loudon Oberlin, cigars and tobacco, 245 Second
Loudon William, butcher, 70-71 Centre Market, r.
211 M Austin I
Loudon William Jr., clerk William Loudon, r. 211)4 j
Anstin
Loudon William M., dressmaking and cutting, 224
Stockton, r. 617 Van Ness Av
i^" Loudon. See Louden and Lowdon ;
Louga John, longshoreman, r. 921 Battery j
Lougee Herbert G., mining speculator, r. 1062 How-
ard
Lougee Jonathan P., wrecker, r. 1050 Howard
Lough Edward J., r. 1016 Twentieth
Lough James, liquor saloon, M4 MlBaion, r. 131 Third
Lough Jeuule, domestic 1025 Bush
Louifhboron^Ii Alexander H., attorney at law,
5(i7 Montgomery, room 17, r. 829 O'Farrell
Loughborough George A., clerk, r. H29 O'Farrell
ay Loughborough. Sec Loofbourow
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
LouKhead Hall. 1G05 Polk
Loucliead John, hardware, paints and oils, 1601-1603
Polk, r. Nlles, Alameda Co.
Loughery Edward J., porter, r. Chapultepec nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Loushery Frank, painter E. H. Herrick
Loughery Heber J., plumber, r. W s Chapultepec nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Loughery Hugh, tanner J. C. Kued & Co., r. W 8 Cha-
pultepec nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 784 Stevenson
Loughhead H. W., assistant note teller London and
8 F. Bank (limited) r. Cosmos Club
LouKhlin Charles H., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 117%
O'Farrell
Loughlin Daisy Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School,
r. 2219 Pine
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter and builder r. 601
Twenty-first ^
Loughlin William, carrier Call, r. 1714 Jackson
^^ Loughlin. See Laughlin
Loughran Frank P., salesman Thomas Loughran, r.
1913 Howard
Loughran James S., farmer, r. 853 Seventeenth
Loughran Johanna, widow r. 25 Twenty-second
Loughran Patrick, stevedore, r. 13 Godeus
Loughran Sarah, widow, r. 451!^ Jessie
Loughran Thomas, contractor, r. 1019 Bryant
Loughran Thomas, farmer, r. 853 Seventeenth
liouortiran Thomas, produce commission mer-
chant, 219-223 Clay, r. 1913 Howard
Loughran Thomas F., salesman Thomas Loughran,
r. 2106 Devisadero
Loughran William P., marble polisher, r. 441 Clem-
entina
Louideck Mary Mrs., florist, 716 Washington
Louis Amelia, widow, r. 2 Montgomery PI
Louis Benjamin F., salesman Fechheimer, Qoodkind
& Co., r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Louis Emile, tanner Reilly & Louis, r. 113 Valley
Louis George, laborer, r. 17 J^ Morey Alley
Louis Herman, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 2
Montgomery PI
Louis Jean (Reilly & Louis) r. 1527 Dolores
Louis John A. Mrs., widow, tinware, 318}^ Third
Louis Julius, confectioner E. Rotger & Co., r. 2 Mont-
gomery PI
Louis M., shoemaker, 514 Jackson
89^ Louis. See Lewis
Louise Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) A. Halsey sec-
retary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Loiiise Peter, dishwasher, r. 138 Pacific
Louisiana House, 327 Montgomery Av
Louisson E. B., traveling salesman W. & I. Steinhart
& Co., r. 1153 Octavia
Louisson Henry, clerk Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r. 603
Sutter
Louisson Morris (M. S. Grinbaum & Co.jr. Honolulu,
S. I.
Lounsbury H. L. Rev., r. 126 Fifth
Loupe Leopold, capitalist, r. 1720 Sacramento
Loupy Noel, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Loureiro Joaquin J. (Loureiro & Morals) r. 2002 Pow-
ell
Loureiro & Morals (Joaquin J. Loureiro and Frank
Morals) liquor saloon, 508 Broadway
Lourovich John, seaman stmr Mariposa
Lousada Benjamin B. waiter, r. 52 Natoma
Loustalet Peter, laundry. 1142^4 Howard
Loustalot Jeau, cook John Bergez, r. 531 Jackson
Loustaunan Bernard P. (Loustaunau & Laulhere) r.
^29 ]4 Howard
Loustaunau J., cook, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Loustaunau Theresa, domestic 1919 California
Loustaunau k Laulhere (Bernard P. Loustaunau and
Hippolyte Laulhere) proptrs Miners' Restaurant,
531-533 Commercial
Louttit William 8., varieties and confectionery, 1001
Sutter, r. 511 Mason
LOUVRE ORIGINAL o,„.n *
Heydciinber proprietors, Phelan BlAg,
S\V cor Market and O'Farrell
LUUVxiL lilL Gruen & ZInkand
proprietors, St. Ann's Bldg, corner
Eddy and Powell
Love Burr, policeman, r. 1009 Twentieth
Love E. F., r. 708 Buchanan
Love Etta, domestic 401 Fillmore
Love George A., toll collector Harrison Street
Wharf, r. 1009 Twentieth
Love George W., r. 949 Folsom
Love James, policeman, r. 1019 Washington
Love James H., ship carpenter, r. 949 Folsom
Love James H., theatrical manager, r. 306 Hyde
Love John L. (Love fi Worley) r. 30 Glen Park Av
Love Joseph C, clerk ins. department Balfour, Guth-j
rle k Co., r. 795 Stevenson !
Love Josie S. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1714 Clay
Love L. 0., expressman, r. 2.521 Capp
Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 138
Gough
Love R. T., fruits, 28 Market, r. 536 Third
Love Eufus K., teacher dancing, 927 Mission
Love Sarah Mrs., r. 949 Folsom
Love William J., conductor Central RR., r. 1019
Washington
Love & Worley (John L. Love and A. E. T. Worley)
attorneys at law, 116 Leidesdorfl"
Loveda Richard, cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
Lovegod Frank, clerk Dominick L. Desimone, r. 702
Valencia
Lovegrove Henry, sheepshearer. r. 529 Sacramento
Lovegrove L. R. Mrs., widow, r. 612 Mason
Lovegrove Walter, student H. F. Baynes, r. 612 Ma-
son
Lovejoy Edward B., ship woodcarver, 20 Steuart. r.
Alameda
Lovejoy H. Miss, seamstress Indianapolis Mnfg Co.
Lovejoy Lyman H., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 6 Hayes
Lovejoy William E., photographer, r. 119 Bernard
Lovelace Arthur S., physician and surgeon, 200 Stock.-
ton, r. 2547 Folsom -
Lovelace H. J., blacksmith Cal. Wire Works, r. 2HS
Powell
Loveland C. S., r. 224 Sockton
Loveland Harvey D., traveling salesman Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. Stockton, Cal.
Loveland Henry S., mining expert, r. 1053 Mission
Loveland MaryT., widow, r. 2443 Larkln
Loveland May W. Miss, principal Stanford Memorial
Kindergarten School, r. 2443 Larkin
Loveland Walter G., lineman, r. 1053 Mission
Lovell Charles, printer, r. 20 Prospect PI
Lovell Charles H., clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oak.
land
Lovell Edward H., clerk Examiner, r. 20 Prospect PI
Lovell F. M. Mrs., agency S. T. Taylor's system ol
dresscutting, 207 Powell, r. NE cor Castro and
Market
Lovell Frederick M., real estate, r. NE cor Markel
and Castro
Lovell Jack., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r
33 Hawthorne
Lovell Mansfield, merchandise broker, 116 Califop
nia, r. 1312 Taylor
Lovely Mark, coffee saloon, 650 Market, r. 156 Third
Lovely Noble, pressman, r. 607 Pine
Lover James, molder, r. 523 Sixth
Loveren John, laborer, r. 117 Welsh
Loverich E. Mrs., r. 414 Tehama
Loverich Henry, cutter, r. 414 Tehama
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lioverich Samuel, advertising ngent, r. 626 McAlliBter
Loveridge Richard, patterniuaker, r. 1018 Mission
Lovett Catliarine, widow, r. 115)i Dore
Lovett Charles H., blacksmith, and extraman Hose
No. 7. r. Tennessee nr Solano
Lovett Eugene R., dyer, 400 Capp
Lovett Frank T., boatbuilder. r. Tennessee nr Solano
Lovett James D., barber, E s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Lovett John, blacksmith, r. Tennessee nr Solano
Lovett John M., boatbuilder John Twigg, r. 1354 Ala-
bama
Lovett Merton R., fireman, r. 321 Capp, rear
Lovett Ramon Q., farmer, r. Ocean View
Lovett Reginald N., car builder, r. 34 Kearny
Lovett Thomas F., boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
W 8 Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovey Louis W., clerk Palmer & Rey, r. 5125^ Leav-
enworth
Lovey Martha, domestic 761 Harrison
Lovick William H. (Van Drake & Co.) r. 2003 Powell
Lovotti Federiio, clerk D. P. Rossi, r. 1400 Dupont
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, 530 California, r. 1
Park PI
Low Bertha Miss, furnished rooms, 17 Polk
Low C. Adolphe (E. L. G. Steele & Co., and W. "W.
Montague & Co.) r. New York
Low C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Low Charles, r. 430 Geary
Low Charles, clerk, r. 109 Bartlett
Low Charles A., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Low C. P., wholesale teas, 19 Main
Low Frank, commercial traveler W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 212 Valencia
Juow Frederick F. , manager Anglo-Californian
Bank (limited) NE cor Sansome and Pine, r. SW
Sutter and Gough
Xow George A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Hotel Pleas-
ant on
Low George B., wood and coal, 1721 Turk, r. 15
Hollis
ILow George P., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 433
Geary
ILow Joel B., mining engineer, r. 1115 Hyde
Low John, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Association, r. 15 Hollis
Low John E., cook. r. 1613 Mason
Low Joseph W., capitalist, r. 1 Park PI
liow Josiali O., secretary American Oil Co., office
17-lit Main, r. 2313 Sutter
Low L. B. Miss, teacher select school, 126 Ninth
Low Robert E., r. 1431 Market
Low Thomas, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 425 Kearny
Low William, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Jack-
son, r. 1513 Stockton
Low William M., confectionery and cigars, 1332 Pa-
cific
Low. See Lowe and Loewe
Lowaos Thomas, musician, r. 319 Green
Lowbridge Joseph, laborer, r. 1 Bay
Lowden Emily Mrs., r. 1620 Mission
Lowflen M. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1404 California
Lowden Thomas J., sawyer, r. 336 Sixth
Lowden W. H., special agont North British and Mer-
cantile Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Lowe Arthur J., stenographer Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. 743 Pine
Lowe Anna Mrs., widow, r. San Bruno Road nr Ten-
erifi'e
Lowe Clarence W., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1329
Twenty- fourth
Lowe E. E., compositor Chronicle
Lowe Enoch L., real estate, 413 Montgomery, r. 321
Scott
Lowe Frank, Journalist, r. 105 Stockton
Lowe Gerald A., paying teller Anglo-Californian Bank
r. Oakland
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Itlanufucturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Lowe James, engineer, r. G31 Twenty-first
Lowe Jesse M., r. 1329 Twenty-fourth
Lowe John, fireman, r. 34^ RauKch, rear
Lowe Johu A. S., cashier R. Dunsmuir k Sons, r. 914
Taylor
Lowe J. R. Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Lowe Julius W. (Wilder * Lowe) r. 3 Santa Clara
Lowe Kittie Miss, r. 121 O'Farrell
Lowe S. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 315 Geary
Lowe Seligman, shirt mufr, 36 Geary
Lowe T., millman Pac. RoIIIuk Mill
Lowe Thomas J., deputy Sheriff, r. 702 Jones
Lowe Walter F.. student, r. 122 Taylor
Lowe William H , clerk letter dept Wells Fargo b Co.
r. 702 Jones
V^ Lowe. See Low and Loewe
Lowell Azman J., plumber, 2439 Mission
Lowell Edward, printer, r. 869 Market
Lowell Frank, cigars and tobacco, 432 California, and
advertising agent, 213 Grant Av, r. 105 Stockton
Lowell George P., assistant librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 1029 Mission
Lowell Nathan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, 17-19
Davis, and Lowell's Warehouse, 12-14 Beale, r.
Oakland
Lowell Philip S., sav filer, 510 Jones
Lowell Walter, master mariner, r. 501 Post
Lowell William H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Ahl-
born House
1^^ Lowell. SeeLoewel
Lowell's Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell proptr 12-14
Beale
Lowenberg Albert J. (Lowenberg k Co.) r. 609 Van
Ness Av
Lowenberg Edmund, traveling salesman Binaldo
Bros. & Co., r. 40)^ Geary
Lowenberg Emil, r. 118 Ellis
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro k Co., r. 1604 Van
Ness Av
Lowenberg George, salesman M. Brandensteln & Co.,
r. 1304 Laguna
Lowenberg Isidor (Lowenberg & Co.) r. 609 Van Ness
Av
412
2138
Lowenberg Joseph, conductor Central ER.
Larkin
Lowenberg Regina, saleslady S. Schoenholz,
Fillmore
Lowenberg Robert, office 408 Montgomery
Lowenberg William (KuUmann & Co.) r. 118 Capp
Lowenberg k Co. (Isidor and All)ert J. Lowenberg)
wholesale furnishing goods, 20 Sansome
e^ Lowenberg. See Loewenberg
Lowenfeld Nathan, stock clerk Buckingham 4 Hecht,
r. 1803 Polk
Lowenfeld William, barber, 1803 Polk
Lowengruud Leopold, salesman, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Lowengrund Samuel, traveling salesman Falkensteln
& Co.
Lowenguth Charles, laborer S. P. Co., r. 7Ji Verona
Loweuguth Henry, molder, r. 16 Natoma
Lowens T., musician, r. 319 Green
Lowensteln David, salesman I. Freud & Co., r. 1206
Stockton
Lowensteln H., clerk H. Cohen, r. 918 Buchanan
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny, r.
1200 Stockton
Lowensteln John, driver A. Waldstein, 1045)i Market
Lowenstein Joseph, traveling salesman Pac. Jewelry
Co., r. 415 Mason
Lowenstein Joseph, salesman I. Freud & Co.. r. 1206
Stockton
Lowensteln Nathan, clerk, r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Rudolph (Bay state Mercantile Co., Llv-
ermore, ChI.I office 109 Sans.ime, r. 1817 Sutter
Lowenstein William, stationery, li;30 Eddy
B^ Lowensteln. See Loeweustein
Lowenthal Hymes H., attorney at law, 411 J4 Cali-
fornia, rooms 4-5, r. 2912 Clay
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W. W. Montague &. Co,
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLTSH AND AMKHIOAN
EnoauHlic, Olaxetl aii<t I'laiii.
809, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
liO'wenthal. lliiviii$;stoii .& Co. (Morris S. Low-
euthal, John Livingstou and Edgar Hochstadter)
shipping and commiBsion merchauts, 320 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-2
Lowenthiil Morris S. (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.,
r. 1528 Sutter
By Lowentha]. See Lowenthal and Lewenthal
Lowery Edward S., tiler Thomas Day & Co., r. 632
Minna
Lowery Frank E., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1331 Pine
Lowery Henry, shoemaker, r. 107 Welsh
Lowery John A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 330
Golden Gate Av
8^" Lowery. See Lowrey, Lowrie and Lowry
Lowman Hamuel, boots and shoes, 110 Third, r. 515
McAllister
Lowndes F. Lloyd, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Saucelito
Lownes S. A. Mrs , furnished rooms. 1433 Mission
Lowney Daniel D. (Jere Lowney & Sonsj r. 423 Ninth
Lowney Jere (Jere Lowney .^ Sons) r. 426 Ninth
LOWNEY JERE & SONS
(Jere, Jere E. and Daniel D. Lo'wney)
carriage manufactnrers, 426 Ninth
Lowney Jere'E. (Jere Lowney & Sons) r. 426 Ninth
Lowney Joseph T., commercial traveler T. H. B. Var-
ney, r. 426 Ninth
Lowney Thomas F., carriage maker, 1169-1171 How-
ard, r. 205 Eighth
1^" Lowney. See Louey and Lorney
Lowrey Charles, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 934
Vallejo
Lowrey Edward W., foreman corroding room Pioneer
White Lead Works, r. 905 Market
Lowrey George M., r. 529 Sacramento
Lowrey Martin L., machinist, r. 260 Potrero Av
Lowrey Peter, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 934
Vallejo
Lowrey Peter Jr., machinist, r. 934 Vallejo
Lowrie John, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Golden Gate
Av
Lowrie John C, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 225 Golden
Gate Av
Lowrie Peter, plumber John Lowrie, r. 225 Golden
Gate Av
Lowrie Eobert, r. 836 Sutter
Lowrie William, clerk, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Lowry Agues, physician, 607 Sutter, r. 84H Van Ness
Av
Lowry Alfred, student, r. SE cor Sutter and Central Av
Lowry Amanda, lodgings, 612 Howard
Lowry Daniel, fireman, r. 413 M Octavia
Lowry Edward M., physician, 225 Geary
Lowry Henry J., molder, r. 612 Howard
Lowry Isabel, physician, 607 Sutter, r. 848 Van Ness
Av
Lowry John, expressman, r. 523 Mission
Lowry John E., engineer, r. 413 !«S Octavia
Lowry John M., teamster, r. 160 Perry
Lowry Lulu Miss, r. 517 Mason
Lowry Maria, domestic 30 McAUister
Lowry Michael, stevedore, r. 406 Vallejo
Lowry William G., cashier Lowry & Steller. r. 848
Van Ness Av
Lowry William J.,(Lowry& Steller) r. 848 Van Ness Av
Lowry William K., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. SE cor
Sutter and Central Av
Ijo^vry & Steller (William J. Lowrv and Louis
Steller) grain and produce commission mer-
chants, 6 Davis
a^ Lowry. See Laurie, Lowery and Lowry
Lowther Frances Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 2008M
Mason
Lowther E. A., r. 720 Bush
Loy Charles, bartender, r. 719 Howard
Loy Frederick (J. P. Scbardin & Co.) r. 327 Ellis
2207
Loy Henry, bartender, r. 730 Howard
Loy Joachim, shoemaker, 1644 Mission
Loy William E., salesman Tatum & Bowen,
Scott
Loyal Mary, widow, r. 1032 Jackson
Loyall C. F. MIks, r. 2315 Sacramento
Lozahlc Jean, landscape gardener, r. 1C06 McAIllflter
Lozel John C, lithographer, r. 255 Clementina
Lozler Frank, painter, r. 15 Hickory Av
Lubbe Theodore, ranfr pianos and organs, 837 Mission
Lubben John, liquor saloon, 506 Washington, r. 1828
Powell
Lubbert D. Mrs., furdresser, r. 638 Green
Lubbert George H., molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 65 Federal
Lubbert Kate L., forewoman Frank G. Edwards, r. 65
Federal
Lubbert Margaret, widow, r. 65 Federal
Lubbock C. H., surgeon stmr City of Eio deJaneiro
Lubbock Charles F., painter, r. 1729 Stevenson, rear
Liubbock Henry S., U. S. Supervising Inspector
Steam Boilers, ofiice U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first
floor, r. Alameda
Lubbock Oswald, superintendent repairs State Board
Harbor Commissioners, r. Alameda
Lubbock William M., conductor U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda
Liibeck Emil, cabinetmaker, r. 1015 York
Lubelisky Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Moss
Lubenberg Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Davis and
Broadway, r. 438 Green
Lubin Samuel, salesman Simon C. Lubin, r. 33 Fulton
Lubin Simon C, gents' furnishing goods, 611 Mont-
gomery, r. 33 Fulton
Lubke Nicholas, shoemaker, W s Eailroad Av bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela, r. N 8 Falkland bet Eail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Lubliner Daniel A., clerk Martin S. Meyer, r. 27J4
Harriet
Lubliner Morris, tobacconist, r. 27 3^ Harriet
Lubly Joseph, laborer, r. 18 Eussell
Lubner Frank, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Lubner John, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Lubosch George, plumber, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch J. (Lubosch & Levy) r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch Louis, expressman, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch & Levy (I . Lubosch and M. Levy) liquor
saloon, 713 Larkin
Luby Henry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Luc Jean P., engineer City Iron Works, r. 1413 Du-
pont
Lucas Brothers (Henry P. and Edward P.) groceries,
331 Bryant
Lucas Carl, first assistant engineer stmr Mariposa
Lucas Chester L., cooper, r. 511 Folsom
Lucas David, watchman S. P. Co.. r. 205 Sixteenth
Lucas Edward, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Lucas Edward P. (Lucas Bros.) r. 331 Bryant
Lucas Frank, seaman, r. 303 Octavia
Lucas Eugene Van C, second lieutenant Battery A.,
1st Artillery, U. S. A., Presidio
Lucas Frederick G., first mate stmr Santa Maria, r. 27
Clementina
Lucas George, coachman, 916 Leavenworth
Lucas George J., brass finisher, r. 5 Eausch
Lucas Henry C, waiter, r. 1018 Howard
Lucas Henry P. (Lucas Bros.) r. 331 Bryant
Lucas Isaac S., r. 1123 Bush
Lucas James, laborer, r. 869 Market
Lucas J. H., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas John S., with Omnibus EE., r. 711 Minna
Lucas Joseph H., salesman Allison, Gray & Co., r,
1334 Pacific
Lucas Joseph M., attorney at law, r. 2226 California
Lucas Julia, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Lucas J. William (Lucas Jt Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas Mary, domestic 916 Leavenworth
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Lucas R. H., superintendent dredging, State Board
Harbor Commissioners, r. San Rafael
Lucas T. P., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. NW
cor First and Mission
I Lucas Walter E.. foreman Golden Gate Plaster Mills,
r. 522 '4 Natoma
IjUL/Ab & uUi (John and J. Wil-
liam liucas) proprietors Golden Gate
Plaster Mills, 315-317 Main
Lucchesi Alfonse, salesman G. Camilloni & Co., r. 316
Broadway
Lucchesi Cesare, baker, r. 6 Bartol
Lucchesi Frederick, laborer, r. 125 Trenton
Lucchesi Luigi (P. Parenti & Co.) r. 127 Sixth
Lucchesi Richard, teacher music, r. 1011 Post
Lucchetti Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market
Lucchetti F. & Co. (Francesco Lucchetti and Anton
Deluccbi) restaurant, 519 Davis
Lucchetti Francesco (F. Lucchetti & Co.)r. 519 Davis
! Lucchetti John, cooper, r. 32-t Vallejo, rear
Lucchetti Luigi, blacksmith, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Luce George H., seaman, r. 243 Perry
Iiuce George J., dentist, 112 Kearny, r. Oakland
Luce .James, drayman, r. 516 Seventh
Luce James Jr., with J. Herzog & Co., r. 516 Seventh
Luce John, cooper, r. 506 Seventh
Luce Mary E., nurse Pac. Dispensary and Children's
Hospital, 3700 California
Luce K. C. Mrs., r. 1324 Buchanan
Luce Samuel A., rancher, r. 1324 Buchanan
1^" Luce. See Luse
Luceo Roman, porter Lehn & Lippert, r. 99 Stevenson
Lucey Cornelius, night watchman, r. 261 First
Lucey Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11
Michigan
Lucey Dennis, rope worker, r. 37 Austin
Lucey Eugene, laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 527
Mission
Lucey Jeremiah, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
527 Mission
Lucey Michael, groceries and liquors, 18J^ Welsh
Lucey T. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lucey. See Lucy
Luchsinger Annie L. Miss, teacher Turk Street Prim-
ary School, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Luchsinger George H. (Luchsinger & Bill) r. 316
Scott
Lnchsinger Henry, vice-president and surveyor
Humboldt Saviugs and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r.
921 Golden Gate Av
Luchsinger John B. , r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, finisher Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co.; r. 4 Bond
Liuclisinger & Bill (George H. Luchsinger and
Conrad Bill) dealers and importers furniture,
bedding and upholstery, 31 Eddy
Xincien Dominick G. , manoger Cercle Francais.
105 Stockton
Lucier Joseph, boots and Bhoes, 101 Sixth, r. 5.52
Minna
Lucius Charles A., gold and silver plater, 410 Kearny,
room 22, r. Hotel Rhein
Lucke Ben H. (Henry Liicke) boots and shoes, 24
Geary, r. 1307}^ Golden Gate Av
fiucke Henry (Ben H. Lucke) boots and shoes, 24
Geary
Lucke Louis, tailor W. L. Coin, r. 443 Jessie
Lucke Theodore, r. 628 Green
Luckey Frank I)., canvasser, r. 636 Commercial
Luckey John E., r. 126 Morris Av
Luckey P. M. Mrs., widow, r. 110 Pierce
Luckhardt Albert J., architect, r. 22 Elgin Park Av
Lnckliardt C. A. <fc Co. (Caesar Luckhardt)
proprietors Nevada Metallurgical Works. 23 Ste-
venson
Luckhardt Caesar (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) r. 1812
Howard
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Luckhardt Frank, electrician, r. 1812 Howard
Luckhardt Maria, widow, varieties, 614 !« Post
Luckhardt William G., student, r. 524 Pine
f^" Luckhardt. See Lockhart
Luckow Richard, clerk, r. 1201 Folsom
Lucky Charles J., master tug Sea Lion, Washington
St. Wharf
Lucky Hill Consolidated Mining Co.. office 27 Ellis
Luco Juan M., capitalist. 84 Montgomery Block, r.
San Diego
Lucovich Gennie (Marovich & Lucovich) r. 622 Jes-
sie
Lucy A., splicer Sutter St. RR.
Lucy Cornelius, boilermaker P. F. Dundon
Lucy Dennis, carpenter, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy E. Miss, nurse Children's Hospital
Lucy George, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George D. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 215 Jones
Lucy G. R. & Co. (Robert V. and George D.
Lucy) soap manufacturers, SE cor Alameda and
Nebraska, office 123 California, room 26
Lucy James, plumber Robert A. Vance, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy John T., liquor saloon, 802 Howard, r. 43 Clin-
ton
Lucy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 213 Eleventh
10" Lucy. See Lucey
Ludeke August, shoemaker, 1515 Market
Ludeman Charles, r. 816 Filbert
Ludeman Henry, butcher S. Solomon & Co.
Ludeman John H., saloonkeeper, r. 154 Natoma
Ludemann Adolph, real estate, r. 812 O'Farrell
Ludemann Carl, gardener Frederick Ludemann
Ladeniann Frederick, proprietor Pacific Nur-
sery, NW cor Baker and Lombard
Ludemann Henry, shoemaker, 420 Broadway
Luderman Henry, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 328
Duncan
Luders John H., seaman TJ. S. stmr Gen. McDowell
Luders Otto, Port Warden, office 525 Front, room 11,
r. 228 Francisco
Luders William C, bookkeeper, r. 832 Folsom
1^" Luders. See Lueders
Ludin Charles, liquor saloon, 414 Bush, r. 2 Bush
Street PI
Ludlngton Charles C, conamercial traveler E. J.
Bowen
Ludington Charles S., cigars and tobacco, 8W cor
Third and Howard, r. 220 Third
Ludington George C, auctioneer Easton, Eldridge h
Co., r. 2312 Fillmore
Ludloff Karl, editor Heimund Herd, office 106 Post,
r. 216 Austin
Ludlow A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1144)4 Stevenson
Ludlow James F., draftsman, r. 1144M Stevenson
Liudlotv Nicoll, commander U. S. N., Light House
Inspector Twelfth District, office U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, fourth floor, r. Cosmos Club
Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 562
Howard
Ludlum Anthony, r. 844 Mission
Ludlum Edward, with Farnsworthft Ruggles, r. 334
Brannan
Ludolph John, teamster A. Meyer & Bro., r. 2301
Geary
Ludolph William A., stockbroker, r. 2133 Bush
Ludorff August, traveling salesman Sachs Bros. &
Co., r. 1413 Post
liUdovici W. Oscar, secretary and manager Gas
Consumers' Association, 110 )i Sutter, r. 954 Bush
LudwlgAdam, sausagemaker, 1)4 Stockton, r. 1312
Buchunan
Luiwig Christian, barber, 631 Sacramento, r. 1232
Dupont
Ludwig Emma, saleslady, r. 726 Capp
Ludwlg Ernest H. (Heck & Ludwig) r. 10 Willow Av
Ludwig George, boots and shoes, 2005 Geary
Ludwlg Henry A., clerk, r. 726 Capp
Ludwig Johu, r. 4 VirglniaPl
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
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Ludwig John C, luacbinist, r. I'lii Oapp
Lutlwit; Max, driver CeiitiHl KR., r. 5:« Seventh
Ludwis Medardus, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Ludwig Nicholas, laborer Aru. Sugar Refinery, r. 720
Filbert
Ludwig W., chainraaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Ludwigsen Neils P., drayman, r. 414 Buchanan
Ludwlgsen William, engineer Chronicle, r. 810 Green-
wich
Luebben Ummo, cigarmaker, r. 257 Fourth
Lueders A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1627 Geary
Lueders Julius A., chemist, r. 1714 Fillmore
1^" Lueders. See Luders
Luedersdorfl William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Seventh and Natoma
Luedinghaus Frank H.. painter J. B. Gorman & Co.,
r. Turk Street Hotel
Lue.«mann Hans H., liquor saloon, 1512 Polk
Lueth Charlts, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Lueth John C, plumber Henry Ernst, r. 1114M Clay
Luft Louis, r. 638 Commercial
Luft Ludwig, waiter, r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Lugagne John, cook, r. 259 Mmua
Luger Joseph, carpenter, 206 Sixteenth, r. 211 Six-
teenth
linoTsdiii Jay, manager R. G. Dun & Co.'s Mercan-
tile Agency, 320 California, rooms 3-4, r. Palace
Hotel
Luhman Edward, salesman A. Adams, r. 531 Union
Luhman Robert, porter William Cluff & Co., r. 531
Union
Luhmeiieen John W., patternmaker Empire Foundry,
r. 64 Everett
Luhmensen Nicholas H. W., bakery, 1019 Pacific
Luhu Otto (Otto Luhn & Co.) r. 121 Diamond
Luhn Otto & Co. (Otto Luhn) proptrs Philadelphia
S 'HP works, 117-119 Di-imond
Luhr Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 819 Filbert
L'lhr Mary, widow, r. 2 Le Roy PI
Luhr William, painter, 2;?8 Bitch, r. Oakland
Liihrman Bernhard, porter, r. 101 First
Luhrs Abraham, agent Buneman& Martinoni, r. 3233^
O'Farrell
Luhrs Carston, clerk, r. 1532 Golden Gate Av
Luhrs Charles (Luhrs & Hons) r. 500 Fell
LiiUrs Diedricl», proprietor Volapuk Saloon, 731
Market, r. 629 Locust Av
Liihrs Elfert, groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Luhrs Frederick, driver Eclipse Bakery
Liihrs Henry, bartender Diedrich Luhrs, r. 27 V$
Fourth
Luhrs Henry, clerk John Luhrs, r. 208 Chestnut
Luhrs Hermann, bartender, r. 18 First
Luhrs John, butcher. Mission Road opp Onondaga Av
Luhrs Joliu, groceries and liquors, 1238 Stockton
and 719 Pacific, r. 208 Chestnut
Luhrs Nicholas, bartender R. D. Schroeder, r. 108
Mason
Luhrs Nicholas C. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Bush
Luhrs Richard, liquor dealer, r. 629 Locust Av
Luhrs & Hons (Charles Luhrs and Henry Hons) gro-
ceries and liquors, 500 Fell
Luhrsen Diedrich, shoemaker, 216 Second, r. 106 Te-
hama
Luik Frederick, artist, r. 322 Taylor
Luk Kryneki, liquor saloon, 792 Twenty-fourth
Luke Andrew, seaman, r 52 Second
Luke Edward J., teamster Yolo Mills, r. Solano nr
Minnesota
Luke Harry, blacksmith Riadon L and L. Works
Luke Henry, factorj'man Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Minnesota bet Solano and Butte
Luke John, r. W s Minnesota bet Solano and Butte
Luke Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine
Luke Miles, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 36
Twelfth
Luke William, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W e
Minnesota bet Solano and Butte
Liukenii Ed. G., manager California 'Vigorit Pow<
der Co., 40 California, r. Oakland
LukeH Harry, carpenttr, r. 1626 Eddy
Liuklii Josepli A., wines and liquors, 446 Cali-
fornia, I. t)20 Hayes
Lull Alba A., selector, r. 1710 M Howard
Lull iouis R., office 430 California, r. 8 Mason
Lull Norman A., sawyer Enterprise Mill, r. 19 South
Park
Lum Howard E., cashier Stevens & Morgan, r. 209
Geary
Lumbard John, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Lumber Surveyors' Association, 25 Steuart
Lumbermens' Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery
Liimley George, horseclipper, r. 636 Mission
Lumsden John, blacksmith, r. Missihslppi nr Mari-
posa
Lunisden Samuel, shoemaker, cor Precita Av and
Howard, B. H.
Lumsden William, machinist, r. Rhode Island nr'
Napa
Luna Romulo, restaurant, 1236 Dupont
Lunbaugh William A., clerk Custom House, r. 1053
McAllister
Lunblade Frederick, foreman Kittle & Co., r. 2509
Larkin
Lunblade Frederick A., upholsterer W. J. Heney &
Co., r. 2509 Larkin
Lund Allen D., carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 23 Elgin
Park Av
Lund Arthur, salesman Great American Importing
Tea Co., r. 1012 Union
Lund Charles, r. 30 Clay
Lund Charles, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lund Ellen, widow, r. 315 Seventh
Lund Emil S. , plasterer, r. 724 Laguna
Lund Frank, carpenter, r. 23 Elgin Park Av
Lund George, clerk George A. Btirton, r. 724 Laguna
Lund H. C, master bktne Catherine Sudden, r. 310
Steuart
liund Henry (Henry Lund & Co.) and Consul
Sweden and Norway, office 214 California, r. 1914
Washington
Land Henry & Co. (Henry Lund) shipping and
commission merchants, 214 California
Lund H. N. Mrs., furnished rooms, 652 Market
Lund John, painter, r. 23 Elgin Park Av
Lund John, waiter, r. 703 Green
Lund Lawrence A., junk dealer, 5 Harrison, r. Ala-
meda
Lund Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 144 Natoma
Lund M., machinist Pac. Boiling Mill
Lund M. C. agent United States Water Filter, 3 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Lund Mads, night watchman, r. E s Michigan bet
Sierra and Shasta
Lund Martin, cook Otto Johnson, r. 2645 Mission
Lund Martin, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. Oakland
Luud Minnie Miss, housekeeper 431 Bryant
Lund Nes M., coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery, r. San
Rafael
1^" Lund. See Lundt and Lunt
Lundahl Melcher W., watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. 21U0 Larkin
Lundberg Arthur F., selector Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 1080 Broadway
Lundberg Charles cardriver, r. 6265^ Ash Av
Lundberg Charles T., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 1080 Broadway
Lundberg Edward K., clerk Wagenheim, Steruheim
& Co., r. 1080 Broadway
Lundberg Gustav, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
Lundberg Hugo, clerk, r. 2 Geary PI
Lundberg John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundberg John H., patternmaker, r. 1080 Broadway
Lundberg K. E.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundberg Nils P., proptr Scandinavian Hotel, 28-30
Clay
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Lundberg Peter T., paper carrier, r. 1080 Broadway
Lundboig Gustav W., surgeon stiur San Bias, r. 1504
Taylor
Lundbort; Jeus, tailor C. M. Sorensen, r. 114 William
Luiiclbor^ Joliii A.VV.. dentist, 123 Stockton, r.
1504 Ta.vlor
Luudegren Frank cardrlver, r. 15 Sixth
Luuileu August, dishwasher, r. 307 Santa Clara
Lunden Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Kidley and Valencia
Lunden George H., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 13ii9 Mason
Lunden John, waiter, r. 629 California
Lundgren C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Lund;jrin Charles, carpenter, r. 422 Natoma
Lund^Tun Jacob, tailor, r. 68 Silver
Lundholm Frank J., harnessmaker, r. 516 Filbert,
rear
Lundholm John, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Lundholm John M., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, r.
Iti24 Dupont
Lundie Hugh, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 953
Folsoru
Lundie Johu, boilermaker, r. 953 Folsom
Lundie Nathaniel, boilermaker, r. 953 Folsom
Lundin A. F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundin Annie C, coffee sajoon, 248 Fourth
Lundin Frederick, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1120
Mission
Lundin John, upholsterer Sterling Furniture Co., r.
1309 Mason
Lundin Oscar H., conductor Market St. RB., r. 1908
McAllister
i^r Lundin. See Londen and London
Lundine A. M., with La Grande Laundry
Luudquist C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Luu'lqiiist Charles, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 106
ShotwL-11
Lundquist Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Luudquist Charles, wagonmaker, r. 106 Shotwell
Lundquist Christine J., widow, r. Old People's Home
Luudquist Edward C, saddler Main & Winchester, r.
711 Geary
Lundquist Ejick, watchmaker, SW cor Steuart and
Market, r. Oakland
Lundquist J., laborer, r. 610 Sixth
Lundquist John O., tailor F. Joseph Locher, r. 125
Gough
8^" Luudquist. See Lindquist
Lundsky William, upholsterer Sterling Furniture
Co. '
Lund^trom John, cooper, r. 615 Seveuth
Luudstrom John A., hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r.
11^4 Seventeenth
Luudstrom K. & Co. (Ranut A. Lundstrom and H. G.
M. Linoskog) hatters, 116 Third
Lunrlstrom Kanut A.(K. Lundstrom & Co.)and hatter,
314 Sutter, r. 1134 Seventeenth
Lundt Charles H. F., packer B. W. Brown & Co.,
r. 49 Stevenson
Lundt Detlef N., shipwright, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt Jennie C. Miss teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 2104 Mason
t^ Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Lundy Benj:imin. tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co.
Jj U JN JJ X JJi furniture, carpets,
betldiiio^, upHolstery, stoves ami gen-
eral Iiouse furnishing, 839-831 Mar-
ket, r.Kast Oakland
Lundy David, tinsmith, r. 229 Fourteenth
Iiundy Tttomas, importur watches, clocks, jew-
elry, silverware, etc., 7-9 Third, r. 108 Devisa-
dero
Lunger Henry, clerk Thomas Johns, r. 32 Halght
Luning John, seauan. r. North P.iclfic Hotel
Luuing Nicholas, capitalist, 211 Sansome, room 4, r.
Palace Hott-l
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641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
(EXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
Lunn Robert, laborer, r. E k Illinois nr Napa
Lunny Annie, failoress. r. 353 Clementina
Lunny Bernard car driver, r. 247 Perry
Luuny Charles W., painter, r. 1421 Twenty-fourth
Lunny Edward, sailmaker, r. 1727 Market
Lunny Edward J., shoe cutter Buckingham 4 Hecbt,
r. 156 Shipley, rear
Lunny Hugh M.. clerk M. Wertheimer & Co., r. 247
Perry
Lunny James W., painter Henry M. Rosekrans, r. 1421
Twenty-fourth
Lunny James W. Jr., painter William G. Koch, r. 21
Hill
Lunny Joseph, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co. r. 724
California
Lunny Stewart, coremaker Occidental Foundry, r. 13
Morris .\v
Lunamann August W., clerk John H. Schleef, p. 1014
Washington
Lunsniann Chirles H., bartender Leydeoker & Lnna-
mann. r. 631 Davis
Lunsmanu John H. (Leydecker & Lunsmann) r. 631
Davis
Lunstedt Ed-*Tard, wines, liquors and cigars,
NE cor Washington and Kearny, r. 2404 Jones
Lunt Andrew H., stevedore, r. 320 Ji Ritch
Lunt Bessie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 514 Stockton
Lunt George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Lunt George G., paperhanger G. W. Clark & Co., r.
333 Eighteenth
Lunt George W., clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r. 333
Eighteenth
Lunt H. rbcrt C, clerk, r. 109 Liberty
Jj U JN 1 Ui Ai proprietor Lnnt's
Dancing Academy, 1310 Polit, r. Ala-
meda
Lunt Stephen P., real estate, r. 109 Liberty
IJ^ Lunt See Luud and Lnndt
LUNT'S DANCING ACADEMY
O. A. Lnnt proprietor, 1310 Polk
Luntsford George H., hustler, r. 2434 California
LunwaUlt Hans, cook, r. 118 Jackson
Luporini Luigi, liquor saloon, 422 Broadway, r. 10
Bartol
Luppa Susannah, widow, r. 2220 Mission
Lupton Michael, seaman stmr Wilmington, r. 228
First
Lurch Edward, r. 14 Moss
Lurch Matilda C, widow, r. 14 Moss
Lurmanu Frederick (Lurmann & Garms) r. 432
T.;nth
Lurnia nn & Garms (Frederick Lurmann and
William F. Garmsi proprietors Milwaukee Brew-
ery, W s Tenth bet Harrison and Bryant
Luscomb Robert L.. salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r.
Alameda
Luse Henry H., capitalist, r. 18 Essex
Luse Louis, engineer, r. Marquesas nr Tomblgbee
l^" Luse. See Luce
Lusich Leonora, widow, tailoress, r. 83 Stevenson
liusk A. »k Co. (incorpnratid) A. Lusk preBident.
Inador Jacobs vice president and secretury,
Henry Jacobs treasurer, wholesale dHahT'*
canned, dried and green fruits, 40i)-4U Washing-
ton, cannery 423-441 Branuan
Liusk Albert, president A. Lusk & Co., 409-411
Washington, r. Palac- Hotel
Lusk Chi'ster D., driver Hippmann & Schussler, r.
533 Sacramento
Lusk J. Canning Co., office 121 Market
Luake James, waiter, r. 620 Fourth
Lust Annie, salesladv, r. 4i;o Natoma
Lust B-njamin, d.-rk O. W. Nordwell, r. 460 Natom*
Lust Fannie, widow, r. 4('.l) Natuma
Lust Isaac, pres-iinaii Upton Bros., r. 460 Natoma
Lust Samuel, riillmaker, r. 4i;() Natoma
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lustenbercer Felix, dairy, cor Virginia Av audLundy
Lane, B. H.
LuBtenberger Micbael W., driver Felix Lustenberger,
r. cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane. B. H
Luster Clara Miss, r. 8 Anthony
Lustig D. D., physician and Burgeon, 6 Turk
LuBtig Henry L. A., cigars and tobacco, 627 East, r.
2207 Larkin
Lustig Isaac, r. 462 Natoma
Lute John, second cook stmr San Bias
LUTQEN CHARLES F. »p.«
accountant and adju.'iiter of estates, 308
California, r. 411 Golden Gate Av
Lutgen Conrad J., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 1705
Buchanan
Lutgen Ida Mrs., r. 1705 Buchanan
Lutgen John (Wichn'an & Lutgen) r. Alameda
Lutgen John, teamster John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
NE cor Thirteenth and Harrison
Lutgen Jules C, bookkeeper Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Mcfg Co., r. 1705 Buchanan
Lutgens Ernest H., jeweler Lindemann & Cantor, r.
209 Minna
Lutgens John H. C, collector German General Be-
nevolent Society. 535 California, r. 828 California
Luth C. J. H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co..
r. East Oakland
Luth Frederick, watchmaker Karl G. Schwartz, r.
Oakland
Luth Fritz, fireman steamer San Jos6, r. 927 Broad-
way
Luth John G., student, r. 531 Valencia
Luth Mary 0. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 927
Broadway
Luther Abbie, widow, r. 33 Erie
Luther Edwin G., carpenter, r. 14 Laskie
Luther George G., foreman C. C. Shattiick & Co., r.
502 Fourth
Luther James, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 233 Shotwell
Luther John B. (Greenebaum & Co.) r. 336 O'Farrell
Luther M., r. 614 Folsom
Luther Rebecca, widow, r. 223 Shotwell
Luther William, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Nineteenth ur Dolores
Luthold Vinzenz (Luthold & Bacliman) r. 77 Everett
Luthoia .% Bachman (Vinzenz Luthold and Albert
Bachman) liquor saloon, 769 Mission
Liitje T., painter, r. 317 Bush
Lutky George, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Lutley Frank, clerk James Higgins, r. 613 Mission
Luttenberger John, bartender Eschenhorst Bros., r.
270 Minna
Lutter A. H., waiter Mission Turn Verein
Luttge Charles A., candymaker Wm. A. Grade & Co.,
r. 334 Bush
Liitticken Frank, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
3M Cedar Av
Liitticken Louis J., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 3J4 Cedar
Av
Liittmann John H., groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth
Lutton Robert, carpenter School Dept., r. Interna-
tional Hotel
Luttrell Creed F., merchant, r. 108 Taylor
Luttrell Frank M., r. 367 Minna
Luttrell James F., purser stmr City of Puebla, r.
East Oakland
Luttrell J. M., watchman P. M. SS. Co.. r. Oakland
Luttridge Charles, clerk, r. 334 Bush
Luttringer Alphonse, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
28 Erie
Luttringer Charles, liquor saloon, W 8 Mission Road
opp Crescent Av
Luttringer Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 28 Erie
Luttringer Martin, wood carver, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Luttringer Richmond J., glass stainer John Mallon,
r. 30 Erie
Liuty Frederick E., mining secretary, 330 Pino,
room 5, r. Oakland
Lutz A., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 611 Fol-
som
Lutz Adam, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Lutz August, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson, r. 126
Kearny
Lutz Charles, bath tender Russ House Baths
Lutz Charles, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2000 Du-
poiit
Lutz George, foreman F. Hillebrandt' & Co., r. 105
Capp
Lutz George H., tailor David Seller, r. 540 Minna
Lutz Herman, baker Louis Meyer, r. 120 Williams
Lutz J. C, capitalist, r. 140 Gough
Lutz John C, bakery, 142 Eleventh
Lutz Joseph, farmer, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lutz K., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2000 Dupont
Lutz Katie Mrs., hair jewelry and flowers preserved,
126 Kearny room 37
Lutz Ludwig F. (Lutz & Kubach) r. 627 Jessie
Lutz Magdelena Mrs., lodgings, 410 Pacific
Lutz William E., city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
and secretary Fidelity Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, 227 .Sansome. r. 214 Fair Oaks
Lutz & Kubach (Ludwig F. Lutz and William Ku-
bach) butchers, 233 Fifth
Lutzen C, silversmith, r. 228 Bush
Lutzens Joseph, cellarman Roth & Co., r. 1334 Du-
pont
Lutzen Oscar A., harnessmaker, 330 Montgomery Av,
r. 828 Pacific
Lux Abraham L., clerk Justinian Caire, r. 1114 Val-
lejo
Lux Adam, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r. 1118 Howard
Lux Charles estate of (Miller & Lux) office 508 Call-
fornia
Lux Charles Mrs., widow, r. 1900 Jackson
Lux F. A., grain merchant, office 321 Sacramento, r.
1411 Folsom
Lux Frederick, mining, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux Frederick W., physician, 703 Market, r. 1114 Val-
lejo
Lux George H., clerk Justinian Calre, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux Henry, assistant engineer stmr Sa6 Bias
Lux John, r. Monterey House
Lux Joseph, tailor, r. 108 Minna
Lux Louis, dairyman Emanuel Steiner, r. E s Indi-
ana bet Nevada and Yolo
Lux Louis A., solicitor G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 507
Powell
Luxenberg Jacob, r. 402 Larkin
Luxenberg Morritz Rev., r. 905 Market
Luxioh Anthony, cook J. L. Radovich & Co.
Luyster Thomas G. W., salesman, r. 502 Washington
Luzitania Hotel, Frank O. Mello proptr, 119 Jackson
Lycadore Joseph, French laundry, 532 Sixth
Lycett John, driver United Carriage Co., r. S s Twen-
ty-first bet Church and Chattanooga
Lycette John D., wool sorter and grader, r. 523 }i
Jessie
Lycette Joseph F., gasfitter Fritz & Kean. r. 523}^
Jessie
Lycette Patrick, porter, r. 623}^ Jessie
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter, r. 1735 Broadway
Lydon A. J. Mrs., r. 127 Shipley
Lydon Daniel, r. 234 Minna
Lydon James, teamster Boca Brewing Co., r. 3 Alice
Lydon John, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI
Lydon John, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 261 First
Lydon Kate, widow, r. 21 Bruce PI, rear
Lydon Margaret, widow, r. 16 Folsom Av
Lydon Martin, engineer, r. 535 Howard, rear
Lydon Martin, laborer J. Macdonough & Co.
Lydon Mary Mrs., bakery, 217 P Ik
Lydon Michael, asphaltum roofer, r. 12 Lynch
Lydon Patrick, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Lydon Peter, laborer, r. 12 Fair Oaks
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. TOR. TniRI>
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
[wASH^N^T?N sT.iPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
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Lydori Thoiuss, r. 200 Turk
Lyduu Thomas, plumber (J. Browi
r. 127 Shlp-
8£F" I.vdon. See Lavden ntid Leyden
LYFORD BENJAMIN F,, M. D, ......re.,,
L.yfoi«l's Hy^tfiti or Saiiitiiry Villa
real estate, at Point Tiburon, ofllce
45 Tliitrlow Block, 126 Kearny, r.
Strawberry Point, Marin Co.
Lyford Lottie Mrs., r. 17 Grant Av
LyiBt,'.iu Hospital and Fouiidliug Asylum, 913 Golden
Gate Av
Lyle Andrew G., papercarrier, r. 715 Oak
Lyle E. Mrs. (Hufif it Lyle) r. 10 Turk
Lyle Frank, r. 10 Turk
Lyle Frank L, helper Cal. Electric Co., r. 605 Fell
Lyle Joshua B., r. 1(503 Van Ness Av
Lyle Mary E., widow, r. 10S2 Jackson
Lyle William S., mining, 25-26 Nevada Block, r.
1(103 Van Ness Av
t0- Lyle. See Lial
Lyman Andrew J., clerk C. H. Street & Co.
Lymau Charles, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co.
Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 712
Capp
Lymau Edward B., night clevk, r. 529 Vallejo
Lyman Edward H., porter E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
712 Capp
Lyman Edwin F., machinist, r. 209 Langton
Lyman F. W., conductor Market St. RR.
Lyman James C., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
325 Twenty-seventh
Lyman John, laborer, r. 901 Battery
Lyman John E., helper J. A. Folger & Co., r. 334
Twenty-ninth
Lymau Mary J. Mrs., r. 527 M Shotwell
Lyiuan Patrick, r. 331 Twenty-ninth
Lyman Patrick, wharfinger, r. 32 Thirteenth
Lymau William H., bookkeeper, r. 2543 Folsom
Lyuas John C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 323 Oak
Lynch Alice E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 333 McAllister
Lynch Andrew, seaman stmr Granada
Lynch Andrew, stableman N. B. and M. RR., r. 1326
Alabama
Lynch Andrew, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 1204
Larkin
Lynch Ann, widow, r. 520J^ Bryant
Lynch Annie E., shocfltter Dennis Keane, r. 1032
Twentieth
Lync-h Arihur, driver United Carriage Co., r. 152
Silver
Lynch Belle, widow, r. Ill Turk
Lynch Bradford, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 457 Tehama
Lynch Bridget, domestic 630 Harrison
Lynch Brothers & Co. (Edward Lynch) dry goods,
130 Sixth
Lynch Catherine, widow r. 5 Alice
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. N s Fourteenth bet Har-
rison and Treat Av
Lynr
Chester T., compositor, r. 528 Geary
I li Charles H., plumber, r. liVi Willow
ih Cornelius, dairyman, S s Fourteenth nr Noe
I li Cornelius, polisher La Grande Laundry
'■\\ Cornelius J., weigher, r. E s Florida nr Butte
rh Daniel, laborer, r. 1103 Stevenson
ch Daniel, laborer William H, Willeon, r. 223
OFarrell
Lynch Daniel F.. carrier Post Office, r. 24 Willow
Lyucli David, cattle dealer, r, NE cor Dame and Ran-
iHll
Lynch liennlH, livery stable, Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Lynch Edward, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 4, r.
Claremont, Alameda Co.
Lynch Edward (Lynch Bros. & Co.) r. 1919 Stevenson
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Lynch Edward J, (Lynch * McNamara) r. 2001 MiBsion
Lynch Ellen, domestic 19 Silver
Lynch Ellen, domestic 454 Bryant
Lynch Ellen, widow, r. 1 Collins
Lynch Ellen, widow, r, 1607 Powell
Lynch Pranck, boatman r, 721 Davis
Lynch George F., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
328 Capp
Lynch George W., accountant Sims h Morris, r. Lob
Gates
Lynch Hannah, widow, r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch Harry, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Lynch Henry, bartender Joseph A. Giusti, r. 626 Cali-
fornia
Lynch Henry H., superintendent Ferries and Cliff
Houspi Ry. Co,, NW cor Mason and Washington,
r. 1401 Taylor
Lynch Henry J., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Oakland
Lynch Hubert T., laborer, r. 520 )i Bryant
Lynch Hugh, tailor, r. 759 Harrison
Lynch Hugh J., longshoreman, r. California Av nr
Parker Av, B. H.
Lynch Humphrey, teamster Lo Count Bros., r. 1 Col-
lins I
Lynch Hutnphrey D., hostler William McCafferty, r. i
2428 Mission
Lynch James, bartender David Lynch, r. 824 Mission
Lyuch James, blacksmith, r. 1212 Twenty-second
Lynch James, boilermaker, r. 20 Silver
Lynch James, dry goods, SE cor Sixth and Natoma, e.
1015}^ Jessie 1
Lynch James, horseshoer, r, 14 Chesley
Lynch James, laborer, r. 11 Page
Lyuch James, laborer, r. 30 Chesley
Lynch James, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Lynch James E., lather, r. 103i Twentieth
Lynch James J., calker, r. (A Minna
Lyuch James J., painter and grainer, r. 3 Salmon
Lynch James J,, painter Edward M, Gallagher, r.
1819 Hyde
Lynch James K., note teller First National Bank, r,
2214 Steiner
Lynch James M., shoemaker Cahn, Nlckeleburg & Co.,
r. 441}^ Natoma
Lynch Jane, widow, r, Hampshire bet Mariposa and
Santa Clara
Lynch Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 20 Silver
Lynch Jeremiah, capitalist, 324 Pine, ruom 10, r. 402
Eddy
Lvnch Jeremiah, stableman, r. 1101 Pacihc
Lynch Jeremiah D., agent Bartlett Spring Mineral
Water, 13 Stockton
Lynch Jeremiah J., harnessmaker, 842 Howard, r,
1023 Capp, rear
Lynch John, r. 148 Fifth
Lvnch Johu, r. Monterey House
Lynch John, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Lynch John, booKkeepi-r, r. 333 McAllister
Lynch John, cabinetmaker, r. 221 Fifth
Lynch John, carder S. F. Ploueer Woolen Factory, r.
510 Francisco
Lynch John, chief ijeputy U. 8. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. Oakland
Lynch John, cook, r. 258 Jessie
Lynch John, fireman, r. 810 Bush
Lynch John, foundrymsn, r. 521 Howard
Lynch John, harnessmaker, r. 1023 Capp, rear
Lyncli John, laborer, r. 2!< Frerlon
Lyncli John, laborer, r, 112 Gilbert
Lyncli John, mechanic Siins & Morris, r. 160 Shipley
Lynch John, real cstHtc, r. 520 Uroadway
Lynch John, liquor saloon and boarding, E 8 lUinolB
bet Napa and Shasta
Lyncli John, waiter, r, 257 Tehama
Lynch Juhii, woolhorter, r. 705 Florida
r,ynch Ji'hn Jr., lather, r. 1032 Twentieth
L\nih John A., foreman John Mallon, r. 1608 Hyde
filNTING PRESSES, PALWIER & REY, 405-40? SANSOME ST. "
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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IMPORTEnS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Lynch John C, carpenter, r. 1(108 Hyde
Lynch John C, foreman M. J. Sullivan, r. 1505
Bncbauau
Lymh John E., Ironworker Truman S. Clark & Son,
r. 1212 Twenty-second
Lynch John F. (Lynch & ArnistroDg) r. 412 Lariin
Lynch John H., boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 73
Clipper
Lynch John J. (Mueh & Lynch) r. 202 Francisco
Lynch John J., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, t.lii Bruce
PI
Lynch J. K., clerk George S. Mathews, r. NE cor Sut-
ter and Central Av
Lynch John L., r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch John M., lumberman, r. 15 Tehama
Lynch John P., blacksmith, r. 1505 Buchanan
Lynch John T., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. i
Hinckley
Lynch John T., upholsterer S. P. Co., r. 1776 Folsom
Lynch John W., painter, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch John W., watchman, r. 124 Page
Lynch Joseph, gardener, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Joseph A., r. 1104 Gough
Lynch Josie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 333 McAlliRter
Lynch Julia, widow, r. 2403^ Eitch
Lynch J. W., groceries, 1134 Market
Lyncli J. W., surgeon chiropodist, ofifice and r. 10
Geary
Lynch J. W., traveling salesman Truman, Hooker &
Co.. r. Petaluma
Lynch Katie, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Lynch Laurence, liquor saloon, 350 Brannan
Lynch M., teamster William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Lynch Margaret, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Lynch Margaret, widow, r. 358 Minna
Lynch Margaret, widow, r. 1607 J^ Stevenson
Lynch Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Collins
Lynch Margaret Miss, groceries and liquors, 675
Clementina
Lynch Martin, hostler George Eggleton, r. 121 Jack-
son
Lynch Martin, hostler ThAdore B. Boss, r. 637 Geary
Lynch Mary, domestic 458 Guerrero
Lynch Mary, domestic 2627 Howard
Lynch Mary, phvsician, 10 Geary
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 139 Langton
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 1524 Golden Gate Av
Lynch Jlary Miss, seamstress, r. 20 Silver
Lynch Mary A., widow, r. 328 Capp
Lynch M. H., boot burnisher Porter, Slesslngerfe Co.,
r. Oakland
Lynch Michael (Thorsen & Lynch) r. 35 Pacific
Lynch Michael, carpenter, r. 500 Linden Av
Lynch Michael, compcsitor Call, r. 417 Stockton
Lynch Michaf 1, expressman, cor Fourth and Steven-
son, r. 82 Colton
1 Lynch Michael, fireman, r. 129 Folsom
j Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 20 Silver
j Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 327 Vallejo
Lvnch Michael, laborer, r. 416 Grove
I Lynch Michael, laborer, r. fi27Natoma
i Lynch Michael, laborer, r. Wool nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Lynch Michael, longshoreman, r. 150 Steuart
Lynch Michael, longshoreman, r. 1004 Sansome, rear
Lynch Michael, plumber, r. 705 Florida
I Lynch Michael, porter general manager's office S. P.
I Co.. r. 1710 Stevenson
I Lynch Michael, upholsterer, r. 520 Broadway
I Lynch Michael, with Thomas Day .t Co., r. 1 Collins
[ Lynch Michael, wool grader, r. SE cor Sixth and
i Brannan
' Lynch Michael C, carpenter, 433 Third, r. 29 Fell
< Lynch Michael C, contractor and builder, r. 28 Stan-
! lyPl
! Lynch Michael J. (Lynch & McNaniara) and sales-
I man Anderson & Tallon, r. 1718 Stevenson
Lynch Michael J., saloouUecpcr, r. 1022 Powell
Lynch Midiael J., wool sorter, r. 675 Mission
Lyucli M. .J. nirs., p'oprietreBS The Elite Mani-
cure .nml Cosmetic Purlors, 10 Geary
Lynch Nellie Mrs., bakery, 253 Third
Lynch Norah, domestic 1043 Stevenson
Lynch Patrick, r. 871 Market
Lynch Patrick, rontracti>r and builder, r. 21 Ninth
Lynch Patrick, fireman, r. 3000 Webster
Lynch Patrick hatter, r. 143 Third
Lynch Patrich, helper Pac. Gas Imp Co.
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 114 Morris Av
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 730 King
Lynch Patrick, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 249
Minna
Liyiicli Patrick, wood and coal. 610-614 Larkin.
r. 610 Larkin
Lynch Patrick, woolsorter, r. 530 Sixth
Lynch Patrick A., soleleather cutter U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 62 West Mission
Lynch Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1104 Gough
Lynch Patrick C, laborer, r. 3 Salmon
Lynch Patrick G., upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 110 Taylor
Lynch Peter, carpenter, r. 205 Hyde
Lynch Peter, horseshoer, 303 Mission, r. 1541 Eddy
Lynch Peter, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 7 Juniper
Lynch Peter J., carpenter, r. 520J^ Bryant
Lynch Phillip, milkman, r. Jackson bet Spruce and
Maple
Lynch R. Mrs., dressmaking, 528 Geary
Lynch Richard, woodworker, r. Hampshire nr Santa
Clara
Lynch Rose Miss, seamstress, r. 20 Silver
Lynch Sarah, widow, groceries and liquors, 52 Jessie
Lynch Simon, liquor saloon, 715 k Davis
Lynch Thomas, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 20 Silver
Lynch Thomas, blacksmith and horseshoer, 809 Fol-
som, r. 12 Bourbon
Lynch Thomas, clerk John A. McKerron, r. 1541 Eddy
Lynch Thomas, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 125
Shipley
Lynch Thomas, longshoreman, r. 14 Chesley
Lynch Thomas, plumber Charles Downes
Lynch Thomas F., peddler, r. 715 Seventeenth
Lynch Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 714 Octavia
Lynch Thomas J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Timo, searcher records law dept S. P. Co., r.
4.52 Twentieth
Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. S s King nr Second
Lynch Timothy, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Lyiicli Tiniotliy, plumber and gasfitter, 800
Howard
Lynch Timothy, stevedore, r. 4 Cleaveland
Lynch Timothy D., packer fe. & G. Gump, r.89 Silver-
Lynch Timothy F., r. 449 Stevenson
Lynch Timothy J., poultryman, v. 800 Howard
Lynch Timothy P., teamster Yates & Co., r. 333 Ship-
ley
Lynch T. J., r. 2606 Sutter
Lynch William, dairy, Jackson bet Spruce and Maple
Lynch William, engineer Baldwin Gas Works
Lynch William, laborer, r. .542 Mission
Lynch William T., upholsterer, r. 3 Salmon
LYNCH & ARMSTRONG
(JoUit F. Ijyncli and William F. Ar
strolls') painters and -wliiteners, 608
Larkin
Lynch * McNamara (Michael J. Lynch and Edward
J. McNamara) stoves and tinware, 2001 Mission
Lynde George L., fish dealer, r. 636 Commercial
Lynde John E.. varieties, 203!^ O'Farrell
Lynde William C. (Lynde X- Hough) r. 1416 Larkin
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Fish Wareliouse, dealers in Calirornia
nn<l Oreiron produe«, 116 California
IGT Lyndc. See Liud
Lyndon Arthur, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 31(5 First
l>ynds A., awent Allen & Ginter (Richmond, Va.)
office iJe California, r. Lick House
Lyne Catherine, widow, r. 918 Vallejo
1^" Lyiie See lion and Lyon
Lynep John, laborer, r. 90.< Battery
Lyuett .John, laburer, r. 2525 Post
Lynett Martin, groceries, r. 2523 Post
Lynett Martin Jr.. painter, r. 2523 Post
Lyng Michael, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 30 Minna
Lynt,'bye Elizabeth, widow, r. 53R Jessie
Lynn Adeline, widow, r. 419 Powell
Lynn Alexander, yardman John Wigmore & Son, r.
120 Howard
Lynn .Andrt-w, exiressmsn, NE cor Spear and How-
ard, r. 120 Howard
Lynn Ann E , tailoress, r. 1206 Union
Lynn James, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 825 Larkin
Lynn Bridget, widow, r. 1206 Union
Lynn James, laborer, r. Hully Park nr Mission
Lynn John, hostler City KR., r. 12 Lapidge
Lynn Mary J , r. 1206 Union
Lynn Morris, laborer, r. 120 Howard
Lynn Patrick, baker, r. 227 Duncan
Lynn Patrick, laborer Palace Hotel
1^ Lynn See Linn
Lynngreen Alfred L., instrument maker William Hat-
teiotb.r. 21 Norf. Ik
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynngri en J. W. Mra., groceries, 21 Norfolk
Lynngreen Thomas J., scroll sawyer John Cook, r. 21
Norfolk
Lynott Morton, groceries and liquors, 2523 Post
Lynt James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
801 Grove
Lyon , cook. r. 21 Sixth
Lyon Albert J. (G.iman & Lyon) r. Oakland
Lyon Allen P.. carpenter, 510 Post, r. 2407 Sacramento
Lyon Benjamin W., carbuilder, r. 510 Hayes
Lyon Champlain, r. 418 Capp
Lyon Charles R., clerk Gaman & Lyon, r. Oakland
Lyon D. L , salesman C. Curtin, r. Alameda
Lyon Emanuel H., correspondent L.& E.Wertheimer,
r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Lyon George A., driver City RR., r. 1465 Minna
Lyon George F. (Blnndell *: Lyon) r. 103 Grant Av
Lyon George F., contractor McAfee Bros.
Lyon George F. . salesman "William H. Rouse & Co., r.
16 Geary
Lyon Harry, scene painter, r. 1717 Mission
Lyon HeberC, teacher Trinity School, r. 1534 Miss-
ion
Lyon Horace, carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Lyon James J., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 1114
Broadway
Lyon John J., bricklayer, r. 1304 5^ Montgomery
Lyon Julia Mrs., r. 20.S Hyde
Lyon M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Lyon Michael C. student, r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Lyon Moses J., draftsman Ma>y & Jordan, r. 1419
Van Ness Av
Lyon Nelson, clerk 0. D. Ladd, r. 102 Ninth
Lyon Seeley B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 210 Fair
Oaks
Lyon S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Lyon S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 124 M Silver
Lyon StpphHU, engineer, r. 318 Kearny
Lyon Walter B., Grand Secretary I. O. O. F.,
office room 1, Odd Fellow's Bldg, SW cor Market
and Seventh, r. 942 Twentieth
Lyon William, painter J. B. Gorman & Co., r. 221
Golden Gate Av
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Lyon Worthington S.. melter Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1619 Central Av, Alameda
Lyons Abraham J., r. 1726 Pine
Lyons Alexander, salesman, r. SW cor Eighteenth
and Douglass
Lyons Alfred, butcher, r. 1316 Pacific
Lyons Arthur W. N., silver surgical instrument
maker, 410 Kearny, room 19, r. 1 Quincy PI
Lyons Bernard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SW cor
Utah and El Dorado
Lyons Bridget, widow, r. 478 M Eighth
Lyons Catherine, widow, r. 814 McAllister, rear
Lyons Charles, laborer, r. S s Teneriffe bet 8t. John
and Toiubigbee
Lyons Charles, London tailor, 1214-1218 Market
and 302 Kearny, r. 1019 M Twenty-second
LYONS,
LONDON TAILOR
1214-1218 MARKET
AND 302 KEARNY.
Lyons Charles A., storekeeper corporation yard
S. F. F. D., r. 337 Eighteenth
Lyons Charles E., first officer stmr Wilmington, r.
704 Greenwich
Lyons Clarence, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetsc^, r.
208 Hyde T
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 736 Market, r. 348 Fre-
mont
Lyons Cornelius, gi'oceries and liquors, 1031 Vallejo
Lyons Daniel, laborer, r. 1810 Larkin
Lyons Daniel, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 547 Mission
Lyons Daniel, teamster, r. 1406 Pacific, rear
Lyons Daniel J., clerk The Standard, r. 478 Eighth
Lyons Dennis J., clerk, r. 909 Jackson
Lyons Edward, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons Edward, lithographer, r.521 Pacific
Lyons Edward Jr., candymaker Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. .521 Pacific
Lyons E. G. * Co. (Ernest G. Lyons and Jules Mayer)
wholesale liquors and cordials, 508-510 Jackson
Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 909 Jackson
Lyons Elizabeth Mrs. bakery, SW cor Eighteenth
and Douglass
Lyons Ella, widow, r. 165 Tehama
Lyons Erin H. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons Ernest G. (E. O. Lyons i Co.) r. 2022 Bush
Lyons Frank, clerk D.ivis Bros., r. 221 Golden Gate Av
Lyons George, clerk, r. 1219 Polk
Lyons George, cook, r. 826 Folsom
Lyons George W., saloon keeper, r. 61fi Sixth
Lyons Horatio W.. with Field's Laundry, r. 23 Ron-
dell PI
Lyons Hugo J., bookkeeper E. G.Lyons ft Co., r. 2022
Bush
Lyons I. Mrs., r. 449 ?< Jessie
Lyons Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 820 Larkin
Lyons Jacob Mrs., dressmaking, 340 Sutter, r. 820
Larkin
Lyons James, bartender, r. 519 Sacramento
Lyons James, gssfltter. r. 5.6 Fifteenth
Lyons James, hostler C. S. Crittenden, r. 409 Taylor
Lyons James, laborer, r. 19 Dehono
Lyons James, r. 512 Howard
Lyons James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1312
Van Ness Av
Lyons James, shoemaker Charles McLennan, r. Oak-
land
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IMPORTERS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND AVATER.
I>il>e Fill ins:*, all .Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Lyons James, stableman, r. 277 Steveuson
Lyons James, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46 Te-
hama
Lyons James H., millman Pao. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan bet Shasta ami Sierra
Lyons James H., with Bank of California, r. 1220 Fil-
bert
Lyons James J., engineer, r. 1305 Dolores
Lyons James M., carpenter, r. 2ti29 Sutter
Lyons James S., bookkeeper, r. 1220 Filbert
Lyons Jane M., widow, r. 71354 Minna
Lyons Jeremiah, sexton St. Brendan's Church, r. 320
Harrison
Lyons Jeremiah, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 1216
Hampshire
Lyons J. Francis, boxmaker, r. 12 McLea Court
Lyons James M.. carpenter, r. 2.521 Broadway
Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 7 Juniper
Lyons John (Lyons & Riordan) r. 5i7 Mission
Lyons John, laborer, r. 165 Tehama
Lyons John, laborer, r. 42i Sansome
Lyons John, laborer, r. W s Ellsworth nr Cortland Av
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 109
Langton '
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222
Clara
Lyons John, peddler, r. 22 Clinton
Lyons John, plumber and gasfitter, 510 Post, r.
811 Linden Av
Lyons John, stevedore, r. Handley House
Lyons John F. (Lyons & Dallamore) r. 1528 Polk
LYONS JOHN F. .ot^ry p^wic
and commissioner deeds. 607 Mont>
groinery, r. 1413 PolU
Lyons John F., laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Lyons John F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1413 Polk
Lyons John J., butcher, 85 Ninth, r. 461 Tehama
Lyons J.ihn J., carpenter, r. 1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons John M., laborer S. P. Co., r. 531J^ Fourth
Lyons Joseph, butcher, r. 459 Tehama
Lyons Joseph, machine operator, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons Joseph, spooler Cal. Wire Works, r. 109 Third
Lyons Joseph H., agent, r. 1 Hayes
Lyons Kate, domestic 1812 Jackson
Lyons Kate Mrs., r. 730 Natoma
Lyons Lawrence, expressman, r. 1326 O'Farrell
Lyons Lewis J., r. 820 Larkin
Lyons Lizzie Miss, proof reader Mrs. L. G.Richmond
& Son, r. 730 Xatoma
Lyons Louis, agent, r. 454 Minna
Lyons M. E., laborer, r. 316 Seventh
Lyons Maggie, widow, r. 566 Folsom
Lyons Martin, policeman, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Mary Mrs., varieties, 1114 Bryant
Lyons Mary, widow, r. 238 Fourth
Lyons Mary, widow, r. 516 Fifteenth
Lyons May Miss, teacher, r. 1316 Pacific
Lyons Michael, groceries, 148 Shipley
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 136 Page
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 648 .\sh Av
Lyons Michael, metal sign maker Benjamin Isaacs, r.
1008 Clay
Lyons Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 348 Fremont
Lyons Newton L.. buyer, r. 1035 Market
Lyons Patrick, espres.sman, NW cor Third and Fol
som, r. 1356 Alabama
Lyons Patrick, porter, r. 1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons Patrick, teamster, r. 37 Chesley
Lyons Patrick H., tinner, r. 730 Natoma
Lyons Sabina Mrs., groceries and liquors, S a Nine-
teenth bet Hartford and Castro
Lyons Thomas, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 212 Broad-
Lyons Thomas, glass blower, r. 10 Langton, rear
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 2 Byington
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 16 Natoma
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 37 Chesley
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 579 l^Iinna
Lyons Thomiis, stock clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons Thomas L., r. 832 Bush
Lyons Tiujotliy, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
LyonsD Timytlty .1., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
rooms 4-5, r. 528 Oak
Lyons Timothy S., helper Phelps Mnfg. Co., r. SW
cor Larkin and Beach
Lyons William, bookkeeper Charles A. Hansen & Co.
Lyons William, butcher, r. 286 Stevenson
Lyons William, butcher Isidore Fos, r. NE cor Stock-
ton and Broadway
Lyons William, clerk Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. Oakland
Lyo::8 William, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1220
Filbert
Lyons William Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Lyons William A., reporter Call, r. 1900 Powell
Lyons William H., expressman, NW cor Spear and
Bryant, r. 9 Church Lane
Lyons A: Dallamore (John F. Lyons and George C.
Dallamore) plumbers and gasfitters, 1528 Polk
Lyons & Riordan (John Lyons and Michael Riordan)
proptrs New Continental Hotel. 547 Mission
1^" Lyons. See Lion, Lynes and Lyon
Lysenberg Frederick, gardener, r. SW cor Seventeenth
and Valencia
Lyser Albert, principal John Swett Grammar School,
r. 610 Haiarht
Lyser Herman J., bookkeeper, r. 1051 McAllister
Lysett James, waiter, r. 931 Market
Lvsett John P.. real estate, r. 641 Valencia
e^ Lysett. See Lycett
Lytgens Julius W. R., cigar mnfr, 18}^ Fifth, r. 147
Grove
Lytle William D., elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 418 }<S
Natoma
Lvtle Thomas, bellman Palace Hotel
e^ Lytle. Ste Little
Lyzwa Simon, fancy goods, 414^ Sixth
1\T
Maack Ernst, liquor saloon. 242 Sutter, r. 1316 Powell
Maack Henry J., shipping clerk D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1121 Shotwell
Maack John H., carpenter M. Weber, r. 3 Chatham PI
Maack William, carpenter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Maack William, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. NEcor
Washington and Maple
1^- Maack. See Mack
Maas Frederick (Herbst & Maas) r. 1105 Scott
Maas Henry, waiter Gruen it Zinkand, r. 4293^ Ste-
venson
Maas Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1053 Folsom
Maas John, laborer .\m. Sugar Kefinery, r. 776 Folsom
Maas Louis, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 31 Alta
Maas Matthias, master mariner, r. 516 Chestnut
Maas Philip H., physician, 116 Grant Ay, r. 926 Sev-
enteenth
Maas I'hilip J., clerk, r. 1053 Folsom
Maas Rudolph, tailor, 1922 Polk
1^" Maas. See Maass and Mass
Maasberg Christian, cooper, r. 7 Rincon Av
Maass Abraham, bookkeeper Eullman, Salz & Co., r.
310 Stockton
Maass Andreas, liquor saloon, SW cor Harrison and
Beale
Maass B. J., assistant bookkeeper Kohler & Frohling,
r. 1224 Jackson
Maass Charles H.. bookkeeper B. Grave & Co., r. 1007
Golden Gate \v
Maass Christopher, bartender, r. 139 Beale
Maass Frederick H., collector John H. Gilmore, r.
1007 Golden Gate Av
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MaasB Henry, liquor saloon. 139 Beale
Maaxs Henry F. (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1007 Golden
Gate .\v
MaasK Heury W., clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 1007
Golden Gate Av
MaasB John G., groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush
and Scott
Sff' Maass. See Maas and Mass
Maatta John, lon{?shorenian, r. 329 Ritch
Mabel John, lather, r. 2C5 Clara
Mabie Alfred, clerk, r. 1829 Ellis
Mabie Frank, clerk, r. 1829 Ellis
Mabie Julian E., clerk, r. 1829 Ellis
Mabie Peter, auctioneer Brodek, Seelig & Co., r. 1829
Ellis
Mabley John, shipcarpenter. r. 624 Fourth
MacAdams James G., captain Troop K, 2d Cavalry,
U. S. A., Presidio
MacAlplu A. C, foreman pressroom TJ. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
MacBeth Alexander, tailor Samuel Isaacs, r. 533 Com-
mercial
MacBeth Samuel, peddler, r. 428 Stevenson
MacCabe Liithogfraph and En^ravinnf Co.,
E. L. Labadie president and manager, J. V. Bre-
tonnel secretary, 410 Mission
MacCabe Richard S., zincographer MacCabe Litho.
Co., r. 1718 Stevenson
tff' MacCabe. See Macabe and McCabe
MacCann William, salesman Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
MacCankie James, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
19 Twenty-eighth
MacCaskie James F., expressman. Market bet Third
and Fourth, r. 19 Tweots-ei^'hth
MacCauley J. F. B., printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
2.37 Eighth
MacCauley John B., manager Pac. Coast branch Pot-
ter & Wrightington Canned Goods (Boston) 121
California, r. Alameda
MacCrellish Mary P., widow, r. 907 Pine
MacDermott M. Ignatius M(jther, Superioress Pre-
sentation Sacred Heart Convent, cor Taylor and
Ellis
t^ MacDermott. See McDermott and McDermitt
MacDonald Alexander, shoemaker, 1303 Bush. r. 703
Willow Av
MacDonald Alexander H., principal Lincoln Evening
School, and clerk treasurer S. P. Co., r. 118 Eddy
MacDonald Allan, carpenter, r. 703 Willow Av
MacDonald Allen, Inborer. r. 724 Brannan
MacDonald Benjamin J. (Goddard & MacDonald) r.
lOfi Eddy
MacDonald C. M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1838 Howard
MacDonald Duncan, longshoreman A. M. Simpson Jt
Bro., r. 35 Cheneiy
MacDonald James, salesman H. H. Moore, r. Oak-
land
MacDonald John H., engineer stmrGold,r. GIB Jessie
MacDonald John R.. house and sign painter, r. Ib38
Howard
MacDonald Lincoln D., assistant, purchasing dept S
P. Co., r. 1020M Larkin
MacDonald Thomas H., with Upham & Co., r. Oak-
hind
MacDonald William D., teamster, r. 1328 Eddy
10^ MacDonald. See Macdonald and McDonald
MacE-^veii Alexander W. H., educational books,
f.9 Flood Bldg, r. North Oakland
V^" MacKwen. See McEwen
MacGowan Daniel E., longshoreman, r. 3.55 Clemen-
tina
MacCxowan Jennie E. Miss, dressmakinij, 131 Post
•^ MacGowan. See McGowan and McGown
MacGrath Michael J., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.
348 Twenty-fourth
MacGreuor David, money broker, 22 Montgomery, r.
1122 Jackson
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CHDRCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
MacGregor Frank E., clerk John B. Bourne, r. 1122
Jackson
e^ MacGregor. See McGregor
MacGrotty Al'red (Alfred MacGrotty k Co.) r. 422
Franklin
MacGrotty Alfred k Co. (Alfred MacGrotty) commis-
sion merchants, 20r. Sacramento
1^^ MacKeever. See McKeever
MacKenzie Andrew, guide, r. 71G Green
MacKenzie Angus, shipcarpenter, r. W s Mississippi
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
MacKenzie Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Missis-
sippi bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
MacKenzie William, P>pemaker. r. W s Mississippi
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
10" MacKenzie. See Mackenzie and McEenzie
MacKillop Angus, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Eighth
Av nr Point Lobos
MacKinnon George, first officer stmr San Jos^. r. 2016
Greenwich
MacKinnon James carpenter, r. 1430 Dolores
MacKinnon John, shipcarpenter. r. 24 Rondell PI
MacLavighlin Charles R.. clerk, r. fi03M Third
MacLean Adam, cigarmaker, r. 32 Pearl
MacLean David, niolder Union Iron Works, r.32 Pearl
MacLean James, candymaker, r. 32 Pearl
MacLean John, policeman, r. 530 Olive Av
8^ MacLean. See McLane, McClain, McLain and
McLpan
MacLennan John D., physician, 1410 Octavia
1^" MacLennan. See MrCleniian and McLennan
MacLeod Alexander L., shipwriiiht, r. 715 Church
MacLeod George P., mining, r. 215 Shotwell
MacLeod George W., carpenter, r. 715 Church
MacLeod Michael F., cleik J. J. Moore & Co., r. 2002
Jackson
MacMurray Julius W.. captain Battery L, Ist Artil-
lery U. S. A., r. Presidio
B^" MacMurray. See McMurray
MacNauiara Andrew, boots and shoes, 921 Mission, r.
10(;4 Howard
MacNeil Colin F., salesman Macpherson & Branagan,
r. 221 MaRon
MacNeill Jackson, assistant accountant London and
S. F. Bank (limited) r. 235 San Jose Av
MacNeill John A., blacksmith, r. 10 Minnesota
S^ MacNeill. See McNeill
MacNevin Patrick H.. tourists' agent S. P. Co., 613
Market, r. 303 Eddy
OS?- MacNivin. See McNevin
MacPlierson Johanna, widow, r. 1226 Folsoni
MacRae William A., assistant exchange teller Lon-
don and S. F Bank (limited) r. 1401 Van Ness Av
tS^ MacRao. See McRae and McCrea
Macabe James S.. chief clerk passenger and ticket
dept S. P. Co. (Northern Division) r. 15 Webster
Macabe William C, clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co.. r. 15 Webster
Macarthy Harry B.. ai tor, r. 1206 Devisadero
Macanlay Charles, salesman Henry Doyle & Co.
Macaulay Elizabeth, r. 624 Ninffeenth
Macaulev Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress Industrial
School
Macaulev George W., bookbinder Bartllng, Phillips
& Stilwell, r. f. Yerba Buena
Mac8\iley Sarah H. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 306 Hyde
Macauley Susan Mrs., widow, r. 6 Terba Buena
Macauley Thomas (J, St. Denis & Co.) r. 2524 How-
ard
0^ Macauley. See McAuley, McCauley and Mc-
Gauley
Macauliflfe Grlssella. art school. 622 Oeary
Macbeth John, produce dealer r. SE cor Golden Gate
and First Avs
Mac' eth Robert S., physician. 523 Kearny, r. 1327
Pine
Mac-onl Ciithfrlne. widow, r. H14 Larkin
AUXILLIftRY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY. 40540?
Sf.
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IMl'OKTF.US OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
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AU Sizes aiicl Niinibt'i-s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Macoord Louisa Jliss, teacher Whlttier Primary
School, r. UU Larkin
Macdonald Allen, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room U, r. 130S Buchaiian
Macdonald Alexander, r. 2'>19 Scott
Macdonald Amadeus, carpenter, r. 125 Ivy Av
Macdonald Angus, clerk Cal. Ins. Co., r. 1325 Jackson
Macdonald Crerar. ship carpenter, r. Ocean View
Macdonnld D. Beruard, assistant manager Preston &
McKinnon, r. 103" Mission
Macdonald Donald A., president Enterprise
Mill and Building Co., 217-2'.i5 Spear, r. 2510 Sac-
ramento
Macdonald James G., fancy crackers, 1120 Market, r.
1805 Mason
Macdonald John, fuller, r. 802 Bay
Macdonald Kate Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1022 Twentieth
Macdonald Lizzie J. Miss, portrait artist, r. 16 Wil-
low Av
Macdonald Margaret, widow, r. 1325 Jackson
Macdonald Mary, widow, r. 1314}^ Harrison
Macdonald Peter W., carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Macdonald Roderick, longshoreman, r. 618 Stevenson
Macdonald Theodore H., chief engineer Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 2080 Market
Macdonald Thomas T., with Donaldson & Co., 319
California
Macdonald William, assistant manager London
Assurance Corporation (London! Northern As-
surance C'l. (London) Queen Insurance Co. (Liv-
erpool) Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hart-
ford) office 441 California, r. 2219 Soott
1^" Macdonald. See MacDonald and McDonald
Macdonough Joseph (J. Macdonough & Co.) r. 104
Turk
Macdouou^li J. Si Co. (Joseph Macdonough)
importers and dealers coal and pig iron, 41 Mar-
ket, yards SW cnr Spear and Folsom and SE cor
Beale and Folsom
<^" Macdonough. See McDonough
Macdougall Emma, widow, furnished rooms, 610
Jones
Macdougall Ormond, clerk Norcross & Co., r. Oak-
land
Mace Alfred, fruits and vegetables, 825 Valencia
Mace Frank, r. 1103 Powell
JIace J. H., butcher Black Point Packing House
Macey Isaac, contractor, r. 1(121 Pierce
Macifarlane Thomas W., general business
agent. 606 Montgomery, room 33
[^- Macfarlane. See McFarlane
Macfee Harry R., eoreinaker Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 519 Brvant
Macfee William H., carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 519
Bryant
Macfee William S., planer, r. 519 Bryant
Machabee James, carriage painter, r. 9 Caroline
Machabee Joachan, carriage repairer, r. 9 Caroline
Machamer James, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 605
Minna
Mache Peter (Mache & Bazzini) r. 516 Union
Mache k Bazzini (Peter Mache and Marco Bazzini)
restaurant, 531 Broadway
Machel Peter, laborer, r. 620 Brannan
Machin Arthur, r. 8 Montgomery Coiirt
Machin John, shoemaker, x. 190*! Market
Macintosh John S., liquor saloon, 147 Larkin
Mack Adolph (J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Mack Albert C. (Hanson & Mack) r. 761 Valencia
Mack Andrew, r. 235 Thirteenth
j Mack Anton, maltster, r. 2016 Stockton
Mack Christian, clerk Jacob Gnehring, r. 1072 Howard
Mack Eberhardt. r. 2016 Stockton
Mack Edward, mattrcssmaker J. Herzog & Co., r. 32 J^
I Langton
Mack Frank F., butcher, 3 Van Ness Av, r. 1501k
Market
Mack F. *: Son (Frederick and Frederick 0.) proptr»
CbBiupiou WafHe Bakery. 18 Pearl
Mack Frederick (F. Mack Jt Son) r. 18 Pearl
Mack Frederick C. (F. Mack «: Son) r. 423 Waller
Mack George, trunkmaktr D. Block & Co., r. 27 Zee
Mack Henry, cooper, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Mack Idallne G.. stenographer, r. 20 Kuss
Mack Jacob, currier Reilly & Louis, r. 424 Twenty-
ninth
Mack James, cigars and tobacco, 1061 Market
Mack James, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 223 Tenth
Mack Jeremiah, coachman, r. 316 Ritch
Mack J. George, bookkeeper H. F. Gullixson & Co., r.
816 O'Farrell
Mack J. K., compositor Alta
Mack .T. J. «& Co. (Julius J, and Adolph Mack
and Leon Guggenheim) importers and wholesale
druggists, 11 Front
Mack John, baker stmr Colima
Mack John, foundryman. r. 20 Gilbert
Mack John, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Mack Joseph A., designer, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Mack Julius J. (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. Xew York
Mack Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. ,502 O'Farrell
Mack Miles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Mack Oscar E., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 321 Eddy
Mack Peter, bartender J. A. G. Hansen
Mack Philip (Mack k Score) r. 551 Mission
Mack Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Zoe
Mack W., traveling salesman J. J. Mack & Co.. r. 1322
Sutter
Mack William (Gray * Mack) r. .522 Pine
Mack & Score (Philip Mack and George Score) liquor
saloon, NW cor Bush and Kearny
^- Mack. See Maack
MA OKAY ALEXAITDER
oilclotlis, linoleum, cornices, poles,
sliades, matting^s and -weavers' sup-
plies. 715 Market, telephone 1005, r.
619 Nineteenth
Mackay Charles r. 871 Market ,
Mackay Charles, carpenter, r. E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Mackay Charles, salesman Henry Dutton Jr., r. SE
cor Bush and Devisadero
Mackay David B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
328 Geary
Mackav Duncan C, broker, 408 California, room 4, r.
2.i29 Pine
Mackay John W., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r,
Virginia City, Nev.
Mackay J. Stuart, contractor, 330 Sutter
Mackay Kate, widow, r. 1421}^ Mission
Mackay Patrick N., mining engineer, 408 California,
room 4, r. 162.5 Polk
Mackay Robert G., reporter Chronicle, r. 2529 Pine
Mackay Walter S., clerk Alexander Mackay, r. 619
Nineteenth
Mackay William J., baker, r. 445 Bryant
l^~ Mackay. See Mackey, Mackie, McKay and McKee
Macke Andre, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1031 Minna
Mackel James J., paper carrier, r. 109 Polk
Mackel John, paper carrier, r. 116 Fulton
Mackell William J., engineer, r. 1 Falmouth
Macken James, r. 1028 Folsom
Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 82 Jessie
B^" Macken. See Mackin and Makin
Mackenzie Donald, correspondent Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 412 Hyde
Mackenzie George F., broom factory, 221 Davis, r.
1411 Larkin
Mackenzie Malcolm, laborer, r. 752 Harrison
Mackenzie Robert Rev., D.D.. pastor First Presby-
terian Church, r. 1920 Washington
10" Mackenzie. See MacKenzie and McKenzie
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$1,604,486.
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Vm. SESTON, Asst Uanigei.
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Mackert Frank A., liquor ealoon, 10 Albion Av
Mackey David S., gripiuan Geary St. RR.. r
Geary
Maikfy James, expressman, r. 5U Fonrt<>enth
Mackey James, stcreotyper Filiuer iH: Stiller Electro
Co., r. 909 Seventeenth
Mackey James, waiter, r. 6:i7 McAllister
Mackey Jotin, cook, r. 445 Bryant
Mackey John, carrier Post Office, r. N s Twenty-
seventh bet Noe and Sanchez
Mackey John, salesman Stephen JacksoD, r. Four-
teentli nr Guerrero
Mackey John, mining, r. 1909 Jessie
Mackey Mary Mrs., widow, r. 909 Seventeenth
Mackey Patrick, boarding, 919 Bitttery
Mackey Patrick, liquor saloon, 915)4 Battery, r. 919
Battery
Mackey Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-fifth
Mackey Thomas, shoemaker, r. 514 Fourteenth
BS^ Mackey. See Mackay, Mackle, McKay and McKee
Mackie Alexander, chief clerk Atlantic and Pac. Fast
Freight Line. r. 25 Erie
Mackie Charles, seaman stmr Starbuck
Mackie James B.. special agent .-Vnglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. Oakland
Mackie James G., waiter, r. 171 Perry
Mackie Peter, miner, r. 618 Larkin
Mackie R. W. Mrs., bakery, 21 Valencia
Mackie Robert W., millwright Fulton Iron Works, r.
21 Valencia
Mackie Robert W. Jr., helper Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 21 Valencia
Xff" Mackie. See Mackay, Mackey, McKay and Mc-
Kee
Mackin James I., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1652
Mackin John F., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1906 Market
1^" Mackin See Macken and Makin
Mackintosh Daniel, capitalist, r. 913 Union, rear
Mackintosh Donald, accountant, r. 1736 Jessie
Mackintosh Donald A., carpenter Thistlethwaite &
Good. r. 1318 Jessie
9Iacklnto8li Robert, physician, office and r. 1208
Mission
Mackintosh William C. clerk, r. 913 Union
Mackrett George B., journalist Chronicle, r. 315 Ellis
Mackrett George J., bookkeeper Hindes i Murray, r.
315 Ellis
Maclean D.. physician and surgeon and professor
obstetrics and diseases of women, California
Medical College, office 330 Sutter, r. 323 Sutter
Maclean J. T. Mrs., r. 317 Geary
Macleay Donald (Corbitt .t Macleay) r. Portland, Or.
t^" Macleay. See McLea
Macleod Alexander, cigarmaker, r. fi24 Folsom
Macleod Mark H., elevatorman. r. hi24 Folsom
Maclend Mary, widow, r. 824 Folsom
Macklin John N., printer, r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
Macklin Patrick, r. 33 Hinckley
Macmillan Alice Mrs . r. 709 Taylor
Macmillan John A., foreman shipping dept Singer
MnfgCo., r. 16 Oak
Macmillan Willis M., city agent Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co., r. 615 Shotwell
Macnamara Jami s R. T., with Charles Ashton, r.
Alameda
Macneaie A: Urban (Cincinnati, O.) mnfrs safes, office
206 California
Macnicol E. R. Mrs. (Macnicol & Ashim) r. 714 Larkin
MACNIOOL & ASHIM
(.Mrs. K. R. Itluciiicol and MU* M. R.
Ashint) einbrofclery and stamping, 800
Liarktn, cor O'Farrell
Macomber Charles A. (Miller & Macomber) r. 414
Eddy
A<
IN THK
W. & J, SLOANE k CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Macomber Edward E., clerk S. Basch, r. 357 Clem-
entina
Macomber Edward E., driver GoldberK, Bowen h Co.,
r. 2749 Harrison
Macomber Edward E., drayman, r. 819 Howard
Macomber George H., clerk Drlscoll i Ryan, r. 357
Clementina
Macomber Horace L.. painter, r. 357 Clementina
8^ Macomber. See Macumber
Macondray Frederick W., clerk George F. Bowman,
r. 1821 Sacramento
Macondray George N., clerk The Samuel Hill Co., r.
1821 Sacramento
Macondray Horatio N., clerk Shalnwald, Buckbee &
Co., r. 1821 Sacramento
Macondray William, correspondent Macondray & Co.,
r. 1821 Sacramento
(Michael
BXAJvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
MACONDRAY & CO.
Castle and James A. Robinson) import-
inrf, shipping and commission mer-
chants, and agents Vangtsze Insurance '
Association (limited) and North China
Insurance Co. (limited) also agents Louis |
Roederer's Champagne for the Pacific
Coast, 42.3-427 Market
Maconochte Mary Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 308
Leavenworth
Macowsky Brothers (Isaac and Jacob) stationers, 600
Market
Macowsky Isaac (Macowsky Bros.) r. 30.5 Hayes
Macowsky Jacob (Macowsky Bros.) and gents' fur-
nishing goods, 630 Kearny, r. 305 Hayes
Macpherson Alexander M. (Macpherson & Branagan)
r. 216 Chattanooga
Macpherson Elizabeth, widow, r. 329 Filbert
Macpherson & Branagan (Alexander M. Macpherson
and Christopher Branagan) fruit and produce
commission, 215-217 Washington
t^ Macpherson. See McPhersen
Mai qnarrie Neil A., salesman Eagleson & Co., r.^69
Mii-siiin
Macsorley A. ^^ Co. (Alfred S. Macsorley and George
S. lUidge) advertising agents, 81 Stevenson
Macsorley Alfred S. (A. Macsorley & Co.) r. 268 Jessie
Macsorley Henry, advertisement distributor, 5 Post,
r. 618 Steve- son
Macsorley William, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
240 Minna
tSr Macsorley. See McSorlev
Macy David F., auent, .507 California, r. East Oakland
Macy George G., r. Old People's Home
Macy Harry, bookkeeper Duff, y Bros., r. 1215 Mason
Macy Henry, laborer, r. 548 Minna
Macy Henry C. (Macy * Jordan) r. 1215 Mason
Macv James, cook, r. Il.'i9 Folsom
Macy Mary F., bakery. 2608 J4 Mission ■
Macy William, broker, r. 641 Ponimerclal
Macy William W.. lather, r. 2608 M Mission
Macv fc Jordan (Henry C Macy and William 0. Jor-
('lan) archltect.s, 208 Kearny
Maililen Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel,
Howard
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith C. F. Snhl
Hickory Av
Madden Edward, engineer, r. 15 Julian Av
Madden Edmond M., compositor Examiner, r. 1637
Fol<i<im
Madden F.mma G., tailoress, r. 318 Capp, rear
Madden Frank, liquor saloon, 46 Jessie
Madden George E., operator Neville A: Co.
Madden Helen M. Miss, with John F. Snow, r. 1623
Mission
Madden Henri- A., policeman, r. 38)4 Louisa
Madden J., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Madden J. Mrs., teacher Moulder Primary School, r.
347 Grove
Madden James, giisfitter, r. 1910 Mission
c
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672
209
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Suction and Force.
r<>R HAND. Wi:Vl>-}Ill.L. AN» POWEH,
AI.I^ SIZKS.
809, 811, 813, 815 and 317 MARKET STREET
Maddeu James, laborer, r. 12 Albion Av
MacUleu .James, lODRslioremau, r. 12 Clementina
Madden James A., plasterer, r. tUl Natoma, rear
Madden James G., tailor, r. 12 Albion Av
Aladden Jerome, general land agent Southern
Pacific Railroad Co.. NE cor Fourth and Town
send, room 78, r. 1135 Twenty-first
Madden John, blacksmith, r. 624 Fourth
Madden John, car inspector S. P. Co.. r. 2319 Harri-
son
Madden John, laborer, r. 1910 Mission
Madden John, plasterer, r. 318 Capp, rear
Madden John, sack sewer, r. 60 First
Madden John, shoemaker, r. 517 Stevenson
Madden John Jr., clerk, r. 2319 Harrison
Madden John Jr., house niover. r. 1910 Mission
Madden John C, carpenter, r. 318 Capp, rear
Madden John F., teamster, r. 1321 Jackson, rear
Madden John K., laborer Custom House, r. 909}^ Do-
lores
Madden John M., butcher L. Livingston, r, 309 Ivy
japanner John Lee & Co., r. 437
Av
Madden Job:
Fell
Madden Joseph, compositor Chronicle, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Laugton E., clerk, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Mary, widow, t. 8H Clinton
Madden Mary, domestic 31 Waller
Madden May" Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School,
and secretary California Teachers' Association, r.
1627 Folsom
Madden Michael, shoemaker Nolan & Descalso. r. 5
Noe
Madden Michael J., insurance agent, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden M. Richard, liquor saloon, SW cor Francisco
and Mason
Madden Patrick, blacksmith P. F. Dundon
Madden Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 911 Bat-
tery
Madden Patrick F. (Degnan & Madden) r, 866 Folsom
Madden Patrick H., laborT, r. 306 Linden Av
Madden Robert W., clerk Post Office, r. 909 J^ Dolores
Madden Sarah Miss, teacher, r.l627 Folsom
Madden Thomas, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. NE cor
Bay and Mason
Madden Thomas, longshoreman, r. 12 Clementina
Madden Thomas, painter S. P. Co., r. 2319 Harrison
Madden Thomas, peddler, r. 1012 Hampshire
Madden Thomas J., conductor S. P. Co., r. 1313 Broad-
way
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
Madden William, boilermaker, r. 307 Fremont
Madden William, carriage painter, r. 863 3^ Market
Madden William, teamster, r. 8 Sheridan, rear
Madden William J., carriage painter H. E. Holmes &
Co., r. 3406 Sixteenth
Madden William J., mining, r. 1211 McAllister
Madden William M., law student G. A. Knight, r.
East Oakland
Madden & Deg^nan (Patrick F. Madden and
Thomas Degnan) liquor saloon, 155 Fourth
Madderlin Louis, seaman, r. 814 Third
Maddock S. P. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 616
Maddox Benjamin M., deputy clerk Supreme Court
of California, r. 121 Post
Maddox Cabel H. (C. H. Maddox & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Maddox C. H. & Co. (Cabel H. Maddox, Warren B.
English and George W. Cope) stock brokers, 412
California
Maddox G. L., r. 150 Fourth
Maddox Joseph, clerk, r. 1239 Pine
Maddox Thomas, plasterer, r. 508 J4 Fell
Maddox Walter G., iron molder. r. 1021 Powell
Maddux Leone T., clerk, r. 614 Folsom
Madel Henry, cooper, r. 216 Harrison
Madel M. Mrs., r. 216 Harrison
Mader Otto (Weber & Mnder) r. 2027 Fillmore
Madero I.sabelle Miss, dressmaking, 140l!'J4 Powell
Madero Joset M., stripper H. Plagemaun & Co., r.
1406^ Powell
Madero liaymoud A., foreman Cubery & Co., r. 3 Fil-
bert PI
Madge Frederick, clerk secretary's office S. P. Co., r.
610 Sanchez
Madge James W. teamster, r. 407 Polk
Madigan James, molder Nolto k Walsh, r. Oakland
Madigan Martin, shoemaker Porter, Slessingerfe Co.,
r. Oakland
Madill David, physician and surgeon, 102 Stockton
Madison A. C. Mis., widow, r. 1923 Taylor
Madison B. H. <& Son (Bennett H. and Martin
J.) shipping, commission and insurance brok-
ers, 5J^ Steuart
Madison Bennett H. (B. H. Madison & Son) r. 115
Capp
Madison Charles, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Madison Frank A., clerk Sec. 2 Sea Wall, r. 1923 Tay-
lor
Madison Frank D., bookkeeper Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison George, wood and coal, 717 Treat Av
Madison George E., manager Litton Springs Mineral
Water, 152 New Montgomery, r. 10 O'Farrell
Madison George H., correspondent Blum, Baldwin &
Girvin, r. 1923 Taylor
Madison Hans, master mariner, r. 2326 Mission
Madison Henry, r. 1811 Post
Madison Henry A., upholsterer, r. 1923 Taylor
Madison Henry B., clerk Wright, Bowne & Co., r. 115
Capp
Madison Jacob, lumberman, r. E s Nebraska bet El
Dorado and Alameda
Madison James, brakeman, r. 355 Brannan
Madison James, laborer A. Volz & Bro., r. 741 Howard
Madison James, agent Thingvalla S3. Co. and man-
ager Scandinavian Publishing Co., office 9-11
Market, r. 1218 Filbert
Madisftu James, ship carpenter, r. 629 Sacramento
Madison J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison John, laborer, r. 54 Jessie
Madison Louis, mattressmaker A. H. Roberts, r. 413
Natoma
Madison Manuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Madison Martin J.(B. H. Madison & Sou) r. 115 Capp
Madison Sarah E. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison Walter E., clerk Blum. Baldwin k Girvin,
r. 1923 Taylor
MADISON & BURKE
(Martin J. and Frank H. Burlce) real
©state agents and collectors, 401-4:03
Monfg'oniery
8^" Madison. See Madson, Matson and Matteson
Madrid Ignacio L., printer, r. 1005 Powell
Madsen Albert, seaman, r. 263 East
Madsen Charles F., clerk, r. 138 Clipper
Madsen Charles T., carpenter, r. 138 Clipper
Madsen Christopher, laborer, r. 44 Tehama
Madsen Frederick, seaman, r. 417 Main
Madsen John, seaman, r. 263 East
Madstrn John J., stereotyper Call, r. 236 Hickory Av
Madsen Joseph J., millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
138 Clipper
Madsen Martin, seaman, r. 263 East
Madsen Peter, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 704
Pine
Madsen Robert, clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 704 Pine
Madson Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Madson Andrew, carpenter, r. 142 J^ Fourth
Madson August, laborer, r. 426 Minna
Madson Chris., driver, r. 254 Tehama
Madson Ole, cooper, 309 Davis, r. Oakland
Madson Oliver (Madson & Peterson) r. 315 Twenty.
second
LOWEST PEIGES.
niTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.VRKF.T Sr., COR. THlRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases'
and Store Fixtures.
37 larM St
HRPAD HARASZTHY & CO/JwASH^N^TpNSTrxT— kaV^^^^
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MPAGNE.
Madson & PeterFon (Oliver Madson and Andrew Pe-
tersiin) restaurant and liquor saloon, 7 Berry
10" Mwdson. See Madison, Matson, Mattson and
Madsen
Maeholdt Henry, carpenter, r. 1415 Kearny
Maennerbund Hall, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Po-
trero Av
Maessen William, pork packer, r. 1411 Scott
Maestretti Giusepoe, steward I. Cuenin. r. 730 Green
Maestretti Riccardo, collector, r. 1210
Maetzer W. C, painter, r. 423 Dupont
Magagnos Julian A., collector The State Investment
and Ins. Co., r. Oai^'land
Magah y John, junk dealer, r. 36 Clay
Magallon Joseph, laborer D. Ghlrardelll & Sons, r. 5
Moulton PI
Magaman T. H., bellman The Baldwin
Magary Frances Mrs., dressmaker, r. '2007 Mission
Ma/^ary John E., street contractor, 528 Califor-
nia, r. 1419 Mission
Magary William W., salesman Mann & Benedict, r. 603
Buchanan
1^" Masjary. See McGarrv and McGary
Magrdalen Asylum, E s Potrero Av bet Sierra
Shasta
Magclebergr Fire Insurance Co. (of Magde-
burg) GuttP & Frank managers Pacific Coast de-
partment. 303 California
niag^debei'g^ General Insurance Co. (marine,
of Magdeburg) Gutte i Frank managers Pacific
Coast Department. a03 California
Magee Adam, reporter, r. 435 Turk
Magee Adam, solicitor, r. 25 Capp
Magee Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 184 Perry
Magee Ann Mrs., fancy goods, 1135 Folsom
Magee Edward B. (■*. F. Stove Works) r. 37 South Park
Magee Edward J., teamster, r. N s Twenty-tbird bet
Sanchez and Noe
Magee Elizabeth Miss, domestic 217 Sixteenth
Magee Ellen, widow, r. 705!^ Natoma
Magee Eva M. A. Miss, wrapper J. Seidl & Co., r. N s
Twenty-third bet Sanchez and Noe
Magee Frank B., clerk Truman, Hooker & Co., r. 527
Natoma
Magee George, r. 627 Larkin
Magee Jennie Miss, seamstress Louis Kreiss, r. 433
Clementina
Magee Job, laborer, r. Randall nr Chenery
Magee John, teamster, r. 1303 Harrison
Magee John, water tender stmr Colima, r. 113 Perry
Magee John A. Jr. (Magee & Moore) r. 1827 Sacra-
mento
Magf-e John E., collector James De La Montanya, r.
214 Golden Gate Av
Magee M., asistant engineer stmr City of Peking, r.
186 Jessie
Magee Peter, laborer, r. Randall nr Chenery
Magee Peter, plasterer, r. 18 Hoff Av
Magee Richard, stevedore, r. 625 Second
Magee Roger D., with Thomas Magee, r. 1216 Leaven-
worth
MAQEE THOMAS real estate
a^ent and editor and proprietor Real
Kstate Circular, 20 Montgromery, r. 800
Van Ness Av
Magf-e Thomas W., baker, r. 1155 Folsom
Magee William H., ticket clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Magee * Moore (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur W.
Moore) importers and dealers leather, 310 Clay
10" Magee. See Mc Gee
Mageudle Hippollte A., journalist, r. TJniijn Av bet
Ward and Pulaski, B. H.
Magendie J. B., r. 509 Pine
Mager August, machinist Singer Mnfg Co., r. 1009
Mission
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PORTIERES,
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64! to 647 PflARKET STREET.
MaggettI Pietro, workman Voseniite Flour Mills, r. S
Kate
Maggiiii Charles, bookkeeper L. G. Sresovich & Co.,
r. 1017 Cl»y
Maggini Joseph, dishwasher, r. 516 Pacific
Maggio Fortunate, fishing material, 896 Front
Maggio John, fisherman, r. 8'.)r> Front
Maggiolli Giovanni, r. 620 McAllister
Blaff ill Artliur E. , general aseut Phcenlx Insur-
ance Co. (of Hartford) and Home Insurance Co.
(of New York) 221 Sansome, r. Oakland
Magill James, hi'semaker, 218 Eighth
Magill J. H., clerk money order dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 922 Van Ness Av
Magill Michael, porter Cremorne Theater
Ma<;ill Robert H., general agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 216 Snnsome. r. Alameda
Magill W. A., clerk general superintendent's office
Wells Fargo k Co., r. 922 VHn Ness Av
Magill William J., driver City RR.. r. Bryant Av bet
Solano and Butte
VSr Magill. See McGill
Magini.'* John J., stenographer and official reporter
Superior Court, Dept. 11, Old City Hall. r. 1943
Geary
Maglnnis C, fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 327)4
Fourth
Maginnis Charles, salesman Blake, Moffltt & Towne,
r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis Christopher, patternmaker Union Iron
Works, r. 317 Seventh
Maginnis Edward S., harnessmaker Hugh S. C. Cos-
bie, r. 2207 Mission
Maginnis Eliphas, teamster, r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis James, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
563 Minna
Maginnis James H., machinist, r. 137 Silver
Maginnis John B., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis John N.. laborer, r. 65 Natoma
Maginnis M. B., r. 1812 Stockton
Maginnis M. N., attorney at law, r. 781 Mission
Maginnis William J., r. 947 Folsom
B^ Maginnis. See McGinness and McGinnis
Magistra Charles A., liquor saloon, 218 Montgomery
Av
Magladry George J., hostler M. Michelsen b Son, r.
617 Ellis
Magliano Joseph (Magliano *: Perfetto) r. 5 Gaven
Magllano k Perfetto (Joseph Magliiino and John Per-
fetto) liquor saloon, 1228 Dupont
Maglone Joseph M., plumber and gasfitter, 206 Ste-
venson
Magnelli Gaetano, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Magner Catherine, widow, r. 817 Broadway
Magner David J., deputy Sheriff, r. 835H Broadway
Magner Dennis, r. 921 Greenwich
Mag'ier E. Mrs., r. 339 Sixth
Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 630
Ellis
Magner Emma Miss, brushmaker W. N. Van L«ak, r.
345 Fifth
Magner Francis W., compositor, r. 1411b Mason
Magner Jennie, widow, r. 721 Harrison
Magner Jeremiah A., clerk, r. 817 Broadway
Magner John D.. porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 921
Greenwich
Magner Ji.hn T., clerk, r. 815 Broadway
Magner Joseph, bookkeeper Scott & McCord. r. 721
Harrison
Magner Kate, widow, r. 56 Jessie
Magner Mary Miss, teacher Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Max (M.Elroy & Magner) r. 721 Harrison
Magner Michael, waiter, r. 345 Fifth
Magner Saul, assistant bookkeeper Scott h McCord,
r. 721 Harrison
Magner Thomas, gardener, r. 712 Larkin
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Mijgner Thomas H., clerk, r. 817 Broadway
Maguer W., fouudryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Magner Wallace J., groceries and liquors, 817 Broad-
way
Magner William, deputy Sheriff, r. 921 Greenwicli
Maauer William, laborer, r. Vi5% Shipley
Magner William P., compositor Examiner, r. 1411b
Mason
Magnes Abraham, r. 308 Sixteenth
Magnes Samuel D., r. 1205 Stockton
Maguesen M. B., commission merchant, 405 Front, r.
913 Geary
Magnin Isaac, dry goods, 42 Third and 848 Market, r.
905 Market
Maguln Joseph, clerk I. Magnin, r. 905 Market
Magnin Samuel, clerk I. Magnin, r. 905 Market
Magnolia Nursery, William Meyer & Co. proptrs,
Twenty-second and Twenty-third, Douglass and
Eureka
Ma«ruolia Saloon, John B. Bacon proprietor, 213
Montgomery, next Russ House entrance
Magnolon Henry, cook, r. 1810 Mason
Magnus Nilsson. porter, r. 24 M Ghesley
Maguusson Bernard, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1303
Baker
Maguusson Edward, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Magoon Annie, widow, r. 40 Zoe
Magoou Orrin E., teamster, r. 40 Zoe
Magoon Oscar S., teamster, r. 40 Zoe
Magoonis George, cutter Cabn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
cor Wood and Geary
Magoonis James, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. W s Wood ur Geary
Magoonis John, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. W s Wood nr Geary
Magoonis Zacharias, laundryman, r. W s Wood nr
Geary
Magorty John W., packer Rosenbaum & Co., r. 8
Haight
Magoity Hugh, lamplighter, r. 2815 California
Magorty Robert, messman stmr Alameda
Magorty William, expressman, r. 8 Haight
Magran'e Andrew F., agent S. F. and N. P. RR., Tibu-
ron Ferry, r. 1319 Webster
Magrane Matthew, capitalist, r. 1319 Webster
Magrath James, clerk, r. 709}^ Treat Av
Magrath Michael A., carpenter, r. 709 M Treat Av
1^^ Magrath. See McGrath and MoGraw
Magritz August F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1324 Broadway
Magud George M. (Magud & Co.) r. 5 Market
Magud & Co. (George M. Magud and Louis Boro)
coffee saloon, 6 Sacramento
Maguire Andrew J., law student Winans & Belknap,
r. 229 Page
Maguire Ann, widow, r. 27 Lily Av
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Annie, boxmaker, r. 25 Perry, rear
Maguire Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 435 Grove
Maguire Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Augustus B. (Flanagan & Maguire) and city
agent Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r. 448 Twentieth
Maguire C. Mrs., r. "Van Ness Av nr Francisco
Maguire Edward H., engineer Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 2024 Folsom
Maguire Eugene, molder City Iron Works, r. 128
Silver
Maguire Frank, boilermaker. r. 106 Minna
Maguire Frank E., clerk, r. 1218 Howard
Maguire George E.. groceries and liquors, 786 Howard
Maguire Hannah Miss, with Joseph Kraker, r. 509
Gough
Maguire Harry C, bookkeeper Mau, Sadler & Co., r.
614 Mason
Maguire Helen, widow, r. 306 Capp
Maguire James, extraman Engine No. 14, r. 626^ Ash
Av
Maguire James, laborer, r. 358 J^ Clementina
Maguire James, machinist, r. 352 Shipley
Maguire lames, metal roofer, r. 211 Seventh
Maguire James, storekeeper Subsistence Dept U. S. A.,
r. 36 New MontKomcry
Maguire James, teamster Patrick Lynch, r. 808 Green
Maguire James, wireworker, r. 258 Minna
Maguire James Jr.. metal roofer, r. 211 Seventh
Maguire James A., with D. Appleton & Co.,r. 516 Van
Ness Av
Ma;u^uire Jameg G. , Judge Superior Court, De-
partment 4, chambers New City Hall, second
floor, r. 23 Dorland
Maguire James W., bartender James B. Marvin, r.
930 Market
Maguire J;.mes W., cordmission agent, r. 614 Mason
Maguire John, r. 1605 Dolores
Maguire John, blacksmith Geary St. RR., r. 1411 Bu-
chanan I
Maguire John, driver City RR., r. 1328M Natoma
Maguire John, hamessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
211 Seventh
Maguire John, plasterer, r. 258 Minna
Maguire John, porter Russ House, r.606 Natoma. rear
Maguire John, teamster City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth
Maguire John, teamster George Klaber, r. 24 Clinton
Maguire John B., clerk letter dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1621 Clay
Maguire John H., fireman stmr San Bias, r. 523
Second
Maguire John J., bricklayer, r. 1018 Potrero Av
Maguire John J., with Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 532
Fourth
Maguire John W., carpenter, r. 1411 Buchanan
Maguire Joseph, plumber, r. 223 Perry
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley &
Co.. r. 614 Mason
Maguire Joseph P., cabinetmaker, r. 156 Silver
Maguire Joseph W., r. 2398 Folsom
Maguire Kate, widow, r. 1621 Clay
Maguire Kate Miss, clgarmaker, r. 626}^ Ash Av
Maguire Kate Miss, r. 811 Mission
Maguire Katie Miss, dressmaking, r. 435 Grove
Maguire Lucy, widow, r. 25 Perry, rear
Maguire M. & O. (Michael and Owen) hay, grain, wood
and coal, 133 Hayes
Maguire Mary, widow, r.6.52 Howard
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 817 Lombard
Maguire Mary, widow, 1018 Potrero Av
Maguire Mary, dressmaker, r. 25 Perry, rear
Maguire Mary, tobacco stripper I. S. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 1018 Potroro Av
Maguire Micbael (M. k O. Maguire) r. 229 Page
Maguire Michael, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1108 Bryant
Maguire Michael E., groceries and liquors, 124 Tay-
lor, r. 6 Rose PI
Maguire Owen (M. & O. Maguire) r. 227 Page
Maguire Patrick, gardener, r. 222 Thirteenth
Maguire Patrick J., r. 156 Silver
Maguire Peter, engineer stmr Amador, r. 1218 How-
ard
Maguire Peter, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Works, r.
239 Fremont
Maguire Peter, laborer, r. 30 Ritch
Maguire Philip, r. 242 Langtou
Maguire Philip, whitener, r. 12 Fargo PI
Maguire Robert J., coal dealer, 131-133 Folsom,
r. 421 Hyde
Maguire S., stewardess stmr Mariposa
Maguire Samuel J., teller Cal. Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Sarah, r. .306 Capp
Maguire Stephen Mrs., r. 817 Lombard
Maguire Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Perry
Maguire Thomas, plumber, r. 6 Rose PI
Maguire Thomas, teamster, r. 37 Minna
Maguire Thomas, tinsmith Anderson & Tallon, r. 8J^
Dale PI
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Maguirc Thomas, trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r.
710 Brannau
Maguire Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 421 Hyde
Mapuire Thomas F., clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 421
Hyde
Maymre Thomas G., bookkeeper, r. 2707 Folsom
Mat,'uire Thomas G., plasterer, r. 233U Folsom
Magulre T. W., backmau J. J. Wren, r. 1123 Mission
MaKuire Winifred, widow, r. 6 Rose PI
Maguire William, dairyman and contractor, Nye nr
Craut, College Home^itead
Maguire William Jr., driver William Maguire, r. Nye
nr Craut, College Homestead
Maguire William J., shoemaker, r. 37M Rausch
6^ Magiiire. See McGuire and Merguire
Malian Charles, compositor Alta
Mahiin Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 418}^ Grove
Malian Harry J., r. 2001 Eddy
Mahun Henry H., real estate, 325 Montgomery, room
12, r. 2001 Eddy
Mahan Hugh, laborer S. P. Co., r. 514 Sixth
Mahan James H., stock clerk Cabn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. TJO Stevenson
Mahan John, lumberman, r. 142 Clara
Mahau John F.. pilot office, 506 Battery, room 9, r.
1216 Broadway
Mahan John J., printer, r. 2311 Mission, rear
Mahan Thomas, wool sorter, r. 27 Clinton
B^" Mahan. See Mahon, Mahone, Meehan, Mehan
and Meighan
Mahanny John A., compositor Alta, r. 507 Jones
Maharan John S., longshoreman, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Martin, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Martin Jr., longshoreman, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Michael, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Peter P., longshoreman, r. 314 Ritch
B^" Maharan. See Meherin
Mahenkeu A., bookkeeper, r. 1104 Market
Maher Alice, domestic 201 Buchanan
Maher Annie Mrs., groceries, 442 Twenty-ninth
Maher Cornelius G., laborer J. Hammond & Co., r.
521 Howard
Mailer E)d^vard, r. 5 Fair Oaks
Maher Edward J., painter, r. 1332 Natoma, rear
Maher Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, 441 Jessie
Maher Fernando, artist, r. 811 Pacific
Maher Gilbert, laborer, r. 9 Kohler PI
Maher James, painter, r. 1622 West Mission
Maher James, teamster, r. 671 Harrison
Maher James C, clerk, r. 660 Howard
Maher James V., bartender Charles J. Fox, r. 20
Monti,'omery
Maher Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. Tildeu bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Maher John, boilermaker, r. 212 First
Maher John, miner, r. 202 Second
Maher John, mate stmr Santa Maria, r. 26 Steuart
Maher John, teamster, r. 132 Valley
Maher John F., blacksmith, r. 1622 West Mission
Maher John J., cigarmaker, r. 53 Natoma
Maher Joseph, packer W.W. Montague ct Co.
Maher Joseph W., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 105 Precita Av
Maher Julia G. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 671 Harrison
Maher Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 53 Natoma
Maher Louis, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 4 Federal
Maher Martin (Maher & Co.) r. 1211 Eddy
Maher Martin A. policeman, r. 531 5i Seventh
Maher Michael, conductor, r. 261 First
Maher Michael, laborer, r. 116 Silver, rear
Maher Michael, longshoreman, r. 67 Jessie
Maher Philip, r. 1036 Army
Maher Thomas, expressman, NW cor Hoyard and
Fifth, r. 61 West Mission
Maher Thomas, metal roofer, r. 433 Vallejo. rear
Maher Thomas C, deputy County Clerk, r. 637 Twen
ty-thlrd
IN THE
BXAIVIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT IjO^WEST -RJ^TIES.
a, ii J, mm & co,
Maiiufactarers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Maher Thomas F.. teamster, r. 671 Harrison
Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r. .53
Natoma
Maher William E., clothing and varieties, 12-14 Bry-
Maher & Co., merchants (Virginia City, Nev.) office
20-31 Battery
«»■ Maher. See Meagher
Mahl Emma Miss, caterer, 617 Geary
Mahle William, bartender Robert Werner, r. 28 Russ
Mahler Brothers (John D. and Henry) groceries. 8W
cor Turk and Steiner
Mahler Frank, machinist Kutner, Bepler & Co., r.
357^ Clementina
Mahler Henry (Mahler Bros.) r. 8W cor Turk and
Steiner
Mahler John, carpenter, r. 206 Eighth
Mahler John D. (Mahler Bros.) r. SW cor Turk and
Steiner
Mahler John I^., jeweler, r. 229 Chestnut
Mahler Martin, master tug Kate, r. 17 Hinckley
Mahler Mary, widow, r. 325 Langton
Mahler P., liquor saloon, 2232 Union
Mahlke Louis, compositor Abend Post, r. 1308)4 Lar-
kiu
Mahlstedt Henry, master schr Harry, office 7 Clay
Mahlstedt John J., butcher, 322 Folsom, r. 316 Fre-
mont
Mahnke Henry (Grunowski & Mahnke) r. 3 Charles PI
Mahuke Peter D., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 3007
Mission
Mahnke Valencia, widow, r. 1 Jasper PI
Maholm James B., mining, 330 Pine, room 44, r. 505
Jones
Maholovich Frederick, bartender, r. 214 O'Farrell
Maholy John, hoiseshoer, Honduras nr Kentucky, r.
Railroad Av bet Manitoba and Dominica
Maholy Philip, driver Engine No. 11, r. Teneriflfe nr
Railroad Av
Mahon Catherine, widow, varieties, 8 Debone
Mahon Charles B., teacher classics, r. W s Dolores nr
Sixteenth
Mahon Ellen, widow, r. 2311 Mission, rear
Mahon Frank, printer, r. 1429 Mason
Mahon Frank A., engineer, r. 715 O'Farrell
Mahon Franklin, chemist, r. 606 Ellis
Mahon James H., canvasser. 518 Clay
Mahon John, carpenter, r. 1024 Howard
Mahon John, laborer, r. 1423 Hyde
Mahon John J., printer John W. Roberts & Co., r.
1613 Stevenson
Malion John J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 11 Ade-
laide PI
Mahon John W., laborer C. A. Hooper. r.508 Brannan
Malion Katie Miss, domestic 2015 Franklin
Mahon Leonle, widow, r. II Adelaide PI
Mahon M., spinner S. F. Pioneer Factory
Mahon Mary F., laundress, r. 2311 Mission
Mahnn Thomas F., laborer, r. 175 Minna
Mahon William, r. 175 Minna
Mahiiu William, carpenter, r. 508 Brannan
Mahon William J., varnisher, r. 175 Miuua
Mahon William P., clerk, r. 2311 Mission
Mahone Alexander C, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 1415 (/aliforuia
Mahone Alfred W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1415
(California
Mahone G. D., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. San Rafael
e^ Mahoue. See Mahon, Meehan, Mehau and
Meighan
Mahouey A. B., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2610 Poet
Mahouey Anthony, hostler La Grande Laundry
Mahouey Annie, seamstress Grand Hotel
Mahouey Bartholomew, lustmaker Frederick W. Pot-
ter, r. 1729 Market, rear
Mahoney Brothers (Jeremiah O. and John J.) con-
tractors and builders, 330 Pine, room 11
Mahone^ Cain, r. 183 Jessie
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOLTSTI AND AMKUICAN -
£nouuHli<-, ialMzed »it<l Plain.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Mahoney CorneliuB street contraotcir, r. 2204: Pine
Mahouey C. T.. appreutice Bartling, Phillips & Stil-
well, r. 2204 Pine
Mahoney Daulel, capitalist, r. 519 Golden Gate Av
Mahonev Daniel, laborer C. A. Hooppr & Co., r. 120
Fourth
Mahoney Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. Ifi8 Silver
Mahonev Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
r. 1729 Market
Mahoney Daniel O., shoemaker, 2938 Sixteenth, r. 9
Prescott
Mahoney David, with Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Napa
bet Minnesota and Tennessee
Mahoney David I., accountant U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 1513 Polk
Mahonev David I., attorney at law, 420 California,
room 4, r. 1019 Polk
Mahoney D. D., foreman shoe shop Industrial School
Mahoney Denis, storekeejjer tJ. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Denis Jr.. ticket agent S. F. andN. P. RR., 2
New Montgomery, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk
Mahoney E., millman, Pac. Rolling Mill
Mahoney Edward, r. 612 Linden Av
Mahoney Edward Jr., engineer tug Ethel and Marion,
r. fil2 Linden Av
Mahoney Edward I., liquor saloon, 31 Fourth, r. 410
Taylor
Mahoney Ellen, widow, r. 315 Green
Mahoney F., operator Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
1419 Larkin
Mahoney Florence, porter Carroll & Carroll, r. 2230
Hyde
Mahoney Hannah, widow, r. S 6 Fulton bet Lott and
Masonic Avs
Mahoney Hannah J., widow, r. 1125 Broadway
Mahoney Henry J., salesman r. 169 Perry
Mahoney Hugh, salesman, r. 1405 Devisadero
Mahoney James, chief engineer stmr Acapulco, r.
443 Bryant
Mahoney James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17
Verona
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147^ Howard
Mahoney James, plumber, r. 2806 Pine
Mahoney James, salesman, r. 104 Hayes
Mahoney James A., policeman, r. 1018 Twentieth
Mahoney James M., painter, r. 1147 J^ Howard
Mahoney James P., driver, r. 320 Fulton
Mahoney Jeremiah, clerk, r. 444 Tehama
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 923 Harrison
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1123 Post
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Kentucky bet Sierra and Napa
Mahoney Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 823 Guerrero
Mahoney Jeremiah Jr., r. 923 Harrison
Mahoney Jeremiah H. (Mahoney & LawBon) r. 905
Market
Mahoney Jeremiah O. (Mahoney Bros) r. 207 Van
Ness Av
Majioney J. J., builder and contractor, 1904 Market
Mahoney Johanna Mrs., groceries, 116 Welsh
Mahoney John, carpenter, r. SW cor Shrader and
Hayes
Mahoney John, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
Mahoney John, expressman, r. 131 Dolores
Mahoney John, foreman blacksmith Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. Tennessee nr. Sierra
Mahoney John, gardener, r. 1419 Larkin
Mahoney John, hostler, r. 440!^ .Jessie, rear
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 5.54 Minna
Mahoney John, lamplighter and foreman Engine No.
5, r. 510 Vallejo
Mahoney John, tailor Dennis Mahoney, r. 1513 Polk
Mahoney John Jr., cutter Baruch & Newman, r. 570
Vallejo
Mahoney John D., stone cutter, r. 923 Harrison
Mahoney John J. (Mahoney Bros.) r. 307 Van Ness
Av
Mahoney John J., coffee packer, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney John P., salesman, r. 125 Eddy
Mahoney John P., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.. r.
742 Minna
Mahoney John T., barber, 10 Mason, r. 475 Jassie
Mahouey John W. (People's Express Co.) r. Oakland
Mahoney M., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Mahouey M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mahoney Margaret J. Miss, teacher Cleveland Prim-
ary School, r. 1503 Pacilic Av
Mahoney Mary Miss, domestic, 1912 Clay
Mahouey Mary A., widow, r. 322 Ritch
Mahoney Michael, boilermaker, r. 516 Fourth
Mahouey Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 512 Howard
Mahoney Michael, watchman, r. 512 Howard
Mahoney Michael C, policeman, r. 1814 Green
Mahoney Michael F., carpenter, r. 128 3^ Fourth
Mahouey Patrick, laborer, r. 122 Eugenia
Mahoney Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 512
Howard
Mahouey Patrick, waiter, r. 423 Clementina
Mahoney Patrick A., policeman, r. 1 Elliot Park
Mahoney Richard, carpenter, r. 512 Howard
Mahonev Robert G., laborer F. E. Knowles & Co., r.
322 Ritch
Mahoney Simon, laborer, r. 5215^ Brannan
Mahoney Stephen, laborer, r. 212 Haight
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. 318 Jessie
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Hayes and
Shrader
Mahone-F Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Mahoney Thomas, policeman, r. 602?^ Linden Av
Mahoney Thomas L., medical student, r. 1503 Pacific
Av
Mahoney Thomas W., r. 519 Golden Gate Av
Mahoney Timothy, clerk, r. 1020 Mission
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 229 Perry
Mahoney Timothy A., teamster Am. Sugar Refinery,
r. 533 Linden Av
Mahoney Timothy J,, horseshoer, r. 8 Allen
Mahoney William, laborer, r. 417}^ Clementina
Mahoney William, laborer, r. 812 Folsom
Mahoney William, longshoreman, r. 19 Federal
Mahoney William C, student B, E. Henriksen, r.
1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney William F.. clerk, r. 1125 Broadway
Mahoney William J., upholsterer G. A. Barber, r. 131
Dolores
Malioney & Lia-»vsoii (Jeremiah H. Mahoney and
Alfred B. Law.son) proprietors Mahoney & Law-
son's Detective Agency. 331 Montgomery
Mahony Albert, conductor, r. 702 Castro
Mahony Daniel H., teamster, r. 647 Howard
Maliony Daniel J. (Mahony & Son) and Fire
Commissioner, r. 307. Ivy Av
Mahony Dennis, bartender John Eagan, r. 1129 Folsom
Mahony Dennis, deckhand stmr Transit, r. 116 Dore
Mahony Edward J., molder, r. 226 Clara
Mahony Edward P.. collector Call, r. 702 Castro
Mahony James, laborer, r. 1446 Minna
Mahony James B., clerk, r. 702 Castro
Mahony Jeremiah J. (Mahony & Son) r. 649 Third
Mahony .Johanna Mrs,, r. 1729 Market
Mahony John, carpenter, r. 2713 Howard
Mahony Katie, dressmaker, r. 647 Howard
Mahony L. G., r. 526 Howard
Mahony Martin, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Mahony Mary, dredsmaker, r. 647 Howard
Mahony M. F. Miss, stenographer Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., r. 649 Third
Mahony Michael J., coachman, r.l316 Pine
Mahony Mimie. dressmaker, r. 647.Boward
Alalxony Thomas, secretary James Phelan, oflBce
101 Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Shor^ Cases
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37 Martet St.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Iwas^n?t?n st.I PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
MAH
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Mahoiiy William, stableman G. W. Brown, r.
MAHONY WILLIAM H.
attoriiev at law, 1 St^ Ann's Bldj^, r.
Oao McAllister
Mahony & Son (DanielJ. and Jeremiah J.) draymen,
117-119 Market
Iff' Mahony. See Mahoney
Mahood E. A. Mrs., widow, r. IC Hopeton Terrace
Mahood Joseph, trimmer Truman, Hooker & Co., r.
IG Hopeton Terrace
Mahood William, musician, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Mahr James, tinsmith, r. 2:)9 Langton
Mahr John, seaman, r. 110 Tehama
Mrthren James, teamster, r. 3 Wells Av
Mahuckeu J. H., bookkeejer Joseph Fredericks & Co.
Maiden James, foundrymau, r. 511 Howard
Maier Albert C, salesman Adolph Beck, r. 846 Fol-
som
Maier Charles, bo its and shoes, 834-836 Kearny, r.
«36 Union
Maier H., hostler, r. 134 Fourth
Maier Henry, gardener, r. E s f otrero Av bet Sonoma
and Nevada
Maier Herman, cooper, r. 337 Bryant
Maier Joseph, blacksmith, r. 611 Franklin
Maier Katie, domestic 314 Steiner
Maier Max, teacher music, r. 626 Turk
Maier Thomas, horseshoer and wagonmaker, 2313-
2315 Mission, r. 2315 Mission
•S^ Maier. See Mayer, Meier. Meyer and Myer
Maiester Maria E. Mrs., confectionery, 411 Fourth
Maigre Dominlck, steward French Hospital, r, 317
Stockton
Mail Dock Kindergarten, 218 Brannan
Mailer John, engineer, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Diamond
Mailfert Charles, upholsterer, 105}^ Fifth
Mailing Thomas H., phipcarpenter. r. 8 Sacramento
Maillet Alexander, wagonmaker, r. 121 Hickory Av
Mallliard John W. (Mailliard & Dickson) r. 2716 Cali-
fornia
mallliard & Dickson (John W. Mallliard and
Frank W. Dickson) general insurance agents, 405
California
Mails Henry, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Mails William, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mattress
Co.. r. Eatit Berkeley
Mainione Paul, barber E. Crupe, r. 420 Filbert
Main Charles (Main h Winchester) r. Palace Hotel
Uain Edward, shoemaker, 318 Folsom
Main George, barber, r. 1612 Stevenson
Main Ida T. Miss, manager S. F. District Tel. Co. and
Pac. Coast Postal Tel. Co., 200 Sutter, r. 909 Oak
Haiti Street Iron Works, William Deacon pro-
prietor, 131 135 Mission
ttain Street Mill, Albert F. Knorp prpprietor,
110-122 Mi.in
tlain Street Wharf, foot Mai
.Iain Wi
W., cle
909 Oak
MAIN & WINCHESTER
(Charles Main andKzraH. AVincliester)
dealerg in harness and saddlery ifoods,
harnes.s, saddles, leatlier, ^vliips, col-
lars, saddle trees and all stable equip-
ments, 214-230 Battery, factories SE
cor Fifth and Bryant and 314-220
Battery
lalnard Mrs., dressmaker, r. 504 Taylor
faine Dairy, John R. Walton proptr, 213 Tenth
y Maine. See Mayne
[alner Frederick Mrs., r. 1007 Natoma
(ainhall Laura Mrs., r. 301 Turk
tainhard August L., waiter, r. 541 Minna
^aino Thomas, stonecutter A. Paltenghi. r. 817 Lyon
alns Andrew, r. cor McAllister and WlUard
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mains E. King, blacksmith Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
1016 Capp
Mains John F., carpenter, r. Ci Tay
Mains Robert H., gardener, r. cor McAllister and Wil-
lard
Mainwald Gustav, instrument maker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 713 California
Mainwaring George H., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. East Oakland
Mainzer August (Kremer Bros. * Co.) r. 53 Jessie
Mainzcr Frederick (Mainzer & Vetterli) r. 53 Jessie
Mainzer *: Vetterli (Frederick Mainzer and John Vet-
terli) liquor saloon, 914 Miirket
Mainzor Bernard, gardener, r. 7 Wildey
Mairich Nicholas, machinist Tait .t Hainque, r. 405
First
Maisch Car), sailmaker, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisch Ida, dressmaker, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisch John, meter fixer, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisch Lena, widow, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisel Charles M., liquor saloon, 429 Fourth, r. 185
Perry
MAISON CADENAU
J. M. Cadenau & Co. proprietors, 728
Golden Gate Av
Maison Doree, Berton & Tschurr proprietors, 217
Kearny
Maison Henry A. (J. L. Radovlch & Co. and Dena-
veaux & Maison) r. (,1^ Green
Maison Leon A. (Mathieu k Maison) r. 630 Guerrero
Maison Leon A., manager George W. Hume, r. 820
Filbert
Maison Leonora A., widow, r. 561 Seventeenth
Maison Marie, widow, r. 820 Filbert
Maison Natalie E., bookkeeper The Bancroft Co., r.
561 Seventeenth
MAISON RICHE Son.aH ,S. I.„d.
aifiious proprietors, 104 Grant Av, 44
Geary anft 37 Morton
tff" Maison. See Mason, Masson and Mayson
Maitland James, solicitor, r. 721 Davis
Maitlaud Mary, widow, r. 16 Hampton PI
Maitland William, shoecutter, r. 413 Fourth
Majert EujII, r. 506 Pine
Majilton Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 11 Dearborn PI
Majoca Prajedis, r. 5 Pollard PI
Major Alfred, shipping clerk Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 828 Powell
Majory Susie Mrs., glovemaker, r. 20% Hubbard
Majiiry William E., carpenter, r. 20 !« Hubburd
Makadaijz Fritz, bartender, r. 423 Dupont
Maken John, baker, r. 18 Mary
Iff' Maken. See Macken and Mackin
Makenna S.. laborer Palace Hotel
Makin Andrew, barber R. McGovern. r. 820 Folsom
Makin Cornelius, printer, r. 105 Leavenworth
Makins James N., mufr neckties, 506 Market, r. Oak-
land
Makinson Albert J., r. 225 Waller
Makinson William H., foreman U. S. Appraisera*
Store, r. 225 Waller
Makowski Otto E.. painter, r. 36 Norfolk
Malagie Charles (Malaple & Baiter) r. 443 Bush
Malagie fc Baiter (Charles Malagie and Maurice Bai-
ter) liquor 8:iloon, 443 Bush
Malan John, gas engineer Baldwin Theater, r. 28)4
Washington Av
Malander Edward, boarding, 106 Jackson
Malandrino Pietro, laborer, r. 314 Union
Malars Roland, clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 2854 Wash-
ington Av
Malntesta Angelo, peddler, r. 525 T'nion
Malat.sta Atflllio, clerk, r. 2004 Dupont
Malatesta Giovanni, bakery, 1313 Dupont
Malatesta Henry R., clerk Louis Malatesta, r. 2004)4
Dupont
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
MalBtesta John, fruits mul vf^'etHbles, ll:i9M Pacific
Mahitesta Louis, wholesale wiue dealer, 311 Pacific, r.
2004)4 Bupout
Malatesta Nino, real estate broker, r. 1030 Howard
Malberg Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Malby Severing B.. stage carpenter, r. 9 Madison Av
Malcolm E. Mrs., widow, r. 2822 Clay
Malcolm George A., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 2008
Mason
Malcolm John, cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 12}^ Madi-
son Av
Malcolm Maurice, messenger Spring Valley W.W., r.
404 Greenwich
Malcolm Samuel J., paperhanger and decorator, r.
12)4 Madison Av
Malcolm William, calker, r. 12)4 Madison Av
Malcolm William H,, r. 12)^ Madison Av
Malcom Myron J., driver City Transit Co., r. 1310
Baker
Malcomson Joseph, baker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Malcomson Thomas, machinist C. H. EvanB, r. 36
Stanly PI
Malde Andrew, porter Lvnde & Hough, r. 1213 York
Malde Anton E., porter Lynde & Hough, r. 916 How-
ard
Maiden John, tailor r. 114 Clara
Maldonado Albert, dentist, 235 Post, r. 2202 Jackson
MALDONADO EDWARD
dentist, 235 Post, rooms 1-3, r. 3303
Jackson
Maldonado Simon, r. 400 Van Ness Av
Male Ferdinand, teamster G. Male, r. 128 Fern Av
Male Giacomo. hay and grain, SW cor Ninth and
Brannan, r. 128 Fern Av
Male James, wood and coal, 1423 Bush
Mfilcch George J., r. 521 Van Ness Av
Malecli Gustavns H., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 521 Van Ness Av
Malech Herman P., physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 172ti Fillmore
Malech Theodore, dentist, 521 Van Ness Av
Malfanti Joseph, waiter, r. 2 Broad's PI
Malford Josephine, widow, r. 116 Natoma
Malic Charles M.. salesman Harper A. Smith, r. 1235
Market
Mallne Ann Miss, r. ].'i22 Sanchez
Maline George F. (Maline. Wernett & Co.) r. 2140
Mission
Maline John J., receiver Market St. ER.. r. 728 Va-
lencia
Maline Maggie Miss, r. 1522 Sanchez
Maline, Wernett k Co. (G. F. Maline, J. F. Wernett
and A. G. Hostetter) groceries, 2140 Mission
Maling Otto, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1315 Union
Maling Thomas H., carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 12
Sacramento
Malisewski Alexis, expressman, SE cor Market and
Ninth, r. 1322 Minna
Malish Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 731 Folsom
Mall Claus. mattressmaker. r. 207 Montgomery Av
Mallady Elizabeth, r. 231 Minna
Mallady James, teamster, r. E s Potrero Av bet Sierra
and Shasta
Mallady Joseph, porter, r. 224 Minna
Mallady Michael, laborer, r. Potrero Av nr Sierra
Mallady William J., undertaker, 733 Mission, r.
Grand Hotel
Mallard Joseph, r. 224 Minna
Mallatratt Benjamin P., porter Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 128!^ Langton
Mallen John, laborer, r. 413 Fourth
Mallen John F.. laborer, r. 211)4 Perry
Mallen Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1525 Powell
B^" Mallen. See Malan, Malin and Mallon
Mallett Ada Mrs., dressmaking, 202 Ellis
Mallett Annie Miss, embroidery stamper, r. 702 Bush
Mallett Charles F., traveling salesman Bush & Mallett
Mallett Herbert F., solicitor Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
r. 202 ElMs
Mallett John H. Jr. (Bush & Mallett) r. Oakland
Mallett Richard, bakery and fancy goods, 702 Bush
Malley Edward, laborer, r. 446 Tihama
Malley James, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Mont-
pomery, r. 549 Natoma
Malley Owen, teamster John Middleton, r. 22 Turk
Malley Patrick, longshoreman, r. Ss Clipper nr Castro
Malley William, laborer, r. 2 Grant PI
(JC?" Malley. See Malloy
Malliet Henry J., jeweler, r. 240 Fell
Malline Charles D., clerk Market St. RR., r. 310 Va-
lencia
Mailing O., conductor, r. 1315 Union
Mallon Eliza, widow, r. 813 Mission
Mallon Henry F., r. 1067)4 Howard
Mallon James, sawyer, r. 27 Madison Av
Mallon James P., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. SE cor Utah and Nevada
Mallon John, r. 1215 Market
MALLON JOHN proprietor Pacific
Glass Cuttingf Works, 19 Fremont and
1313-1315 Howard, r, 3508 Sacramento
Mallon John, sawyer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. 1218 Green
Mallon John, teamster, r. 515 Stevenson
Mallon John A., accountant Sunset Telephone-Tele-
graph Co., r. 813 Mission
Mallon John M, assistant bookkeeper Newman &
Levinson, r. 1417 Mason
Mallon Peter L., manager Pac. Glass Cutting Works,
1213 Howard, r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon Rosanna S , widow, r. 1417 Mason
Mallon Thomas, foreman Central RR. stables, r. 1528
Eddy
l^~ Mallon. See Malan, Malin and Mallen
Mallory Abuer T., carpenter, r. 2212 Mission
Mallory .Adam, labirer, r. Montgomery Av nr Chest-
nut, rear
Mallory C. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1927 Union
Mallory Fred J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 218
Eighteenth
Mallory Ida R., teacher South San Francisco School,
r. 218 Eighteenth
Mallory Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 2212 Mission
Malloy Charles, carpenter, r. 3033 Sixteenth
Malloy Charles Jr., mattressmaker Charles Rickoflf, r.
3033 Sixteenth
Malloy Edward, laborer, r. 573 Howard
Malloy Edward J., tuilor, r. 912 Natoma
Malloy George, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 1706
Howard
Malloy Louisa, widow, r. 1706 Howard
Malloy Martin N., r. 37 Everett
Malloy Michael, laborer, r. S s Lombard bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Malloy Thomas, horseshoer Edward M. Graney, r. 1
Second
Malloy Walter, stereotyper Examiner, r. 1206 Market
l^~ Malloy. See Malley, Molloy and MuUoy
Malloye Frank (Malloye & Broder) r. 712 Hyde
MALLOYE & BEODEE
(Frank Malloye and C. D. Broder) booh
binders, blank book manufacturers,
paper rulex-s and printers, 433 Sacra-
iuento, cor Sansome
Malm Antone, seaman, r. .30 Clay
MALM CHARLES A. successo,
to D. S. aiartin & Co., manufacture!
trunks, traveling bttgs a.nd valises
334 Bush, G33 Market and 3 Post, i
1908 Webster
Malm Charles H. (Malm & Gregersen) r. 19 Guy PI
Malm Gustav, seaman stmr Mariposa
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Malm & (iregersen (Charles H. Malm and Peter
Q-regersen) restaurant, 136 Market
Malniberg John F., laborer, r. IJ'.) Rose Av
Malmburg Jobu, laborer, r. 243 Clara
Malmburg M. Mrs., r. 243 Clara
Maluiburg Robert, bartender Lewis Rattler, r. 243
Clara
Malmgren Edgar J., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 3 Tor-
reus Court
Maliugren Niles M.. jewelerj r. 3 Torrens Court
Malmgreu Niles P., Balesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
2317 Howard
Malujras Andrew (Sullivan & Malmras) r. 316 Jack-
son
Malone Alfred F., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r.
899 Pine
Malone A. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 124)i Eighth
Malone Anita Mrs., r. 120 McAllister
Malone Bartholomew J., carpenter, r. 1229 Twenty-
second
Malone E., cook, r. 831 Pacific
Malone Frank S., broker, r, 2 Rose Av
Malone Henry, whitener, r. 118!^ Gilbert
Malone -lames H., furniture, 34 Fourth, r 513 Jones
Malone James J., liquor saloon, 510 Second
Malone John, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 33 Louisa
Malone John, molder Union Works, r. 112 Twenty-
fourth
Malone John C, rattan worker Wakefield Rattan Co.,
r. 124 H Eighth
Malone Kate Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 112
Twenty-fourth
Malone Lawrence J., bagmaker, r. 48 Zoe
Malone Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
33 Louisa
Malone Nicholas, porter S. P. Co., r. 1712 Stevenson
Malone Patrick, laborer, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
Malone Patrick, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Malone Richard C, foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3000 Webster
Malone William, butler, 1820 Clay
Malone William, clerk, r. 829 Folsom
Malone William, compositor, r. 811 Valencia
Malone William, stableman N. B. and M. RR.. r. 133
Twenty sixth
Malone William P., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 124)4 Eighth
S^ Malone. See Melone
Maloney Andrew, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
059 Minna
Maloney Anastasia, widow, r. 9 Mission Av
Maloney Brothers (Edward and Peter) blacksmiths,
339 Tenth
Maloney Cornelius, stableman John Kelso, r. NE cor
Sixteenth and Harrison
Maloney Daniel, clerk tax dept S. P. Co., r. 1753
Howard
Maloney Daniel D., foreman shoe shop Industrial
School, r. Ocean House Road nr Industrial
School
Maloney Daniel W., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
042 M .Minna
Maloney David, painter, r. 2110 Van Ness Av
Maloney David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Malouey Edward (Maloney Bros.) r. 726 Clementina
Maloney Edward, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030
Filbert
Maloney Edward, longshoreman, r. 584 First
Maloney Frank H., compositor Report, r. 413 Fill-
Maloney George T.. painter, r. Folsom nr Twenty-
eighth B. H.
Maloney H., laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Maloney James, engineer, r. 11 Ewing PI
Malonev James J., compositor, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney James J., driver Engine No. 15, r. 2114 Call-
fornia
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
I -AT Xj0^^a;':est ir.j^t:e:s.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
sPKciAi. 1)i:si<;ns in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Maloney Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus RB., r. 231 Te-
hama
Maloney J. H., r. 1115 Howard
Maloney J. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Maloney John, blacksmith, r. 21 Hartford
Maloney John, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2030 Fil-
bert
Maloney John, teamster Somers & Healey, r. 400 Beale
Malouey John C, bartender, r. 304 Fifth
Maloney John D., canvasser, r. C55 Mission
Maloney John F., bellman Palace Hotel
Maloney John G., policeman, r. 3032 Geary
Maloney John J., laborer, r. 334 Bryant
Maloney Kate, chambermaid The Baldwin
Maloney Kafe A. Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary
School, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r.333H
Minna
Maloney M., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Maloney Mary, widow, r. 63 Clipper
Maloney Mary, widow, r. 704 Fulton
Maloney Mary J. Mrs., r. 18 Ji Oak
Mal^^ney M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney Michael, carpenter, r. 10 Oak
Maloney Michael, porter, r. 323 Ji Minna
Malouey Michael, stonecutter, r. 1212 Green, rear
Maloney Michael, trackman Geary St. RR., r. 3027
Geary
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 323 }«
Minna
Maloney Michael J., clerk U. 3. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 21 Zoe
Malouey Michael W., wholesale butcher, r. SE cor
Platte and Trinidad
Malonev Nellie A., teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 413 Fillmore
Maloney Patrick, dairyman, r. 21 Hartford
Maloney P('tiT (Malouey Bros ) r. 72(i Clementina
Maloney Peter, whipmaker Hart & Braudensteln, r.
11 ii Alvarado
Maloney Richard, cli-rk, r. 273 Clara
Maloney Richard, steward, r. 000 Howard
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, r. Folsom nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Maloney Thomas, laborer, r. 432 Minna
Maloney Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Maloney Thomas J., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 308
Fifth
Maloney Timothy, r. Falmouth bet Folsom and Ship-
ley
Malouey William, blacksmith, r. 39J4 Clara
Malonev William, blacksmith, r. Folsom nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Maloney William, lumberman, r. 5M Gilbert
Maloney William, painter, r. 430 Seventh, rear
Maloney William, salesman J. J. O'Brien 4 Co., r.
Alameda
Maloney William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg *
Co.^r. 124 >4 Eighth
Maloney William E., r. 704 Fulton
1^" Maloney. See jMoloney and Molony
Malo<m Henry A., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 920 Va-
lencia
Malowansky John, office 310 Sansome, r. 1920 Pine
Malowansky Martin, r. 1920 Pine
Malpas Harrv, with Cutting Fruit Packing Co., r.
403 k Eighth
Malpiede Giuseppe, shoemaker R. Allegrinl, r. 700
Broadway
Malftead Frederick, butcher, r. W s Church bet 8^-
tceiith and Seventeenth
Mulfby, Ueiilt^y *"t Co. (New York) manufac
tnrers nickel, silver and Hat ware, A. I. Hall &
Son agents, 528-530 Market
Maltby O. A , machinist, r. 317 Bush
Malter D. Mrs., r. 3ln Golden Gate Av
Matter George H. (Malter, Lind & Rogers) r.912 Scott
& REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY
MAL
772
MAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Pliicu Triiiiiitinf^s
a. Spfcialtj',
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Malter, Lind * Rogers (George Malter, Charles L.
Lind and Edward B. Rogers) nitU coutractorp, 419
Califoruia, room 15
Maltman S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 109 Capp
Maltry Adam, laborer J. Guudlach & Co., r. 604 Chest-
nut
Mnnier Jolin, hackman N. Blattner
Mamlock Albert, dairy produce, 821 Polk
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 113 '^ Perry
Mamogoena Paul, artist, l'2iH Market, room 19
Manasse Nathan (Simon .^ Manasse) r. 713 Ellis
Manasse Nathan, optician, 211 Kearny, r. 25 Russ
Manatou Sampson, machinist Rix & Firth, r. 215}^
Sixth
Manrado Manuel, barber Frank Ruby, r. SE cor
Drumm and Clay
Manoell William, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Mar-
ket
Manchester Benjamin F., calker, r. 2 Eugenia, B. H.
Manchester Benjamin S., calker, r. 2 Eugenia, B. H.
Manchester Charles C, springmaker Cal. Spring
Mnfg Co., r. Precita Av bet Howard and Mission
Manchester Edwin F., driver N. B. and M. RR., r.
2920^ Folsom
Manchester E. W.. office 120 Sntter, room 1. r. 7ll
Jones
Mancliester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. general agents, George W.
Spencer manager, 316 California
Manchester Frederick A., sawyer, r 1114 Buena Vista
Manchester George W., painter, r. 460 Minna, rear
Manchester Herbert D., springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg
Co., r. Precita Av bet Howard and Mission
Manchester House, 44-46 Sixth
Manchester Isaac, r. 29 Federal
Manchester John, lather, r. OOH Shotwell
Manchester Mar^'aret Mrs., r. 44 Sixth
Mancini August (Mancini & Musso) r. 13 Varennes
Mancini & Musso (August Manciui and John Musso)
fish dealers, 508-510 Merchant
Mancnsi G., teacher vocal art, 522 Sutter
Mandei Emanuel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1612 Geary
Mandel Joseph, r. 1612 Geary
Mandelkern Isadore, photographer, r. 1228 Mission
Manderi Frederick, bartender Alwine Heitmann, r.
5:i0 Pacific
Manders Joseph (Manders & Iredale) r. Oakland
MANDERS & IREDALE
(Joseph Manders and diaries AV. Ire-
dale) pluinlierg and gfasfitters, 953 Mis-
sion
Manderson John, varieties, 153 Second
Mandeville E. Mrs., widow, r. 2515 Folsom
Mandeville Edward, driver Engine No. 11
Mandeville Simon V. N., blindmaker Jason Springer
Jt Co., r. 6 BealePl
Mandlebanni F. <& Sons (Fiesco, Raoul and
Louisa) importers and commission merchants,
and wholesale liquor dealers, 312 Sacramento
Mandlebaum Fiesco (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1724
O'Farrell
Mandlebaum Louis, cigars and tobacco, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 501 Geary
Mandlebaum Louisa (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1601
Scott
Mandlebaum Raoul (F. Mandlebaum & Sons) r. 1601
Scott
Mandonnet Adolph, carpenter Thomas Robinett, r. 14
Ford
Mandonnet Edward, carpenter, r. 14 Ford
Mandot A., waiter S. F. Bar Assn, r. 121 Post
Mandoz Alphonse.r. 413 Post
Manescau Victor (Manescau fi Co.) r. Alameda
Manescau & Co. (Victor Manescau and Justin Loeb)
artificial flowers and materials, 206 Bush
Mangan John L., porter, r. 230 Webster
Mangan Josephine, widow, r. 449 >s Twentieth
Mangan Michael L., teamster, r. 312 Linden Av
Mangan Patrick, conductor Market St. RR.,r.531 Lott
Mangan Thomas F., calker. r. 12 Ford
Mangan William J., teamster S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn,
r. 906 Minna
Mangels Annie Mrs., r. 1318H Harrison
Mangels August, butcher, r. 716M Laurel Av
Mun^el8 BrotUwrs (George and Henry) groceries,
wines and liquors, NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Folsom
Mangels Charles D. (Mangels & Decker) r. 1318)4
Harrison
Mangels Christopher (M. & C. Mangels) r. Alameda
Mangels Christopher (Mangels I'M Lilientlial) r. 508
Twenty-fifth
Mangels Claus (M. & C. Mangels) r. 120 Devisadero
Mangels Claus, capitalist, r. 2518 Howard
Mangels Claus, clerk Louis Mohlfeldt, r. 131 O'Farrell
Mangels David, teamster E. L. Rhoades, r. 122 Eddy
Mangels Frank, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pearl
and Market, r. 23 Pearl
Mangels Frederick, pantryman stmr Mariposa, r. 1
Boardmau PI
Mangels George (Mangels Bros.) r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Folsom
Mangels Gustav H. clerk Cornelius P. Robinson, r.
429 Minna
Mangels H., butch(^r. r. 2807 California
Mangels H., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Mangels Hans M. C. (Mangels & Gantner) r. Mani-
toba bet Susquehanna and St. John
Mangels Henry, r. 4 Byington
Mangels Henry, r. 2909 )<> Bush
Mangels Henry (J. H. & H. Mangels) r. 239 Hayes
Mangels Henry (Mangels Bros.) r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, 109 Fifth
MangelsHenry J., with I. Graham & Co., r. 1318
Harrison
Mangels Henry J., capitalist, r. 2518 Howard
Mangels J. H. & H. (John H. and Henry) groceries
and liquors, 239 Hayes
Mangels John, bootblack J. Heilfronn, r. 716 3^ Lau-
rel Av
Mangels John, blacksmith J. S. Day & Co., r. 1015
Pierce "!'°'°"~
Mangels John, butcher, rTlOf 5 Pierce
Mangels John, groceries and liquors. 3 Mary Lane
Mangels John H. (J. H. & H. Mangels) r. 239 Hayes
MANG-ELS M. & G. tcnriit^^
and Claus) importing -wholesale groc-
ers and dealei's grocers' sundries, 319
Clay and .320 Commercial
Mangels Martin, capitalist, office 319 Clay, r.
Alameda
Mangels Peter, bartender William Browning, r. 537
Sacramento
Mangels & Decker (Charles D. Mangels and Frank J.
Decker) liquor saloon. 1015 Market
Mangels & Gantner (Hans M. C. Mangels and H. W.
Gantner) groceries and liquors, SW cor Railroad
Av and Manitoba
Mangels & Lilienthal (Christopher Mangels and Ernst
Lilienthal) liquor saloons, SW cor Third and
Mission, and NW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Mangelsdorff William, bell hanger, r. 20 Moulton
Mangeot Charles, r. 9 John
Mangeot Charles E. Jr.. printer, r. 9 John
Mangles Henry C, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Clay
and East ^
Mangula Dominic (Luca Maricich & Co.) r. 23 Vallejo
Manhattan Athletic Club, 307 M Eighth
Manhattan Food Co. The, office 31 Hunt
Manhattan House. James Cornyn proptr, 705-707
Front
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of Ne^v
Yorli, John Landers manager, 240 Montgomery
BEAMTSITS
SHIRTS
9I.4^RKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
iRPAD HARASZTHY&CO.Uh^n^tPn
sT.}Proilncers of FINE TABLE WINES
MAN
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Manhattaa Silver Miuiug Co. (Lander Co., Nev.) Johu
Crockett secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bldg
Manheim David, traveling Rale.sman Harrison & Co.
Mitnlieiiii, Dibberii J: Co. (Isaac Manheim, J.
Henry Dibbein and Hi'ury 8. Manheim) insur-
ance and commercial brokers, 217 Sansome
Manheim Emil E.. with Manheim, DIbbern * Co., r.
17H Bush
Manheim rre<lerick, bookkeeper Rous Bros., r. 1714
Bush
Manheim Henry S. (Manheim, Staples & Co., and
Manheim. Dibbern & Co.) r. 17U Bush
Manheim Isaac (Manheim, Staples & Co., and Man-
heim, Dibbern k Co.) r. 17U Bush
Manheim Max, clerk William Jcihn
Manheim, Staples «!te Co. (Isaac Manheim, James
W. Staples, J. Henry Dibbern and Henry S. Man-
heim) general insurance agents, 217 Sansome
Mauhire Thomas J., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2739 Six-
teenth
Manifold Henry H., watchmaker, r. 328 Fremont
Manifold Richard G., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 328 Fremont
Maningson Bernard, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1303
Baker
Manion William A., salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
.\lauieda
l^" Manion. See Mannion
Manks Elizabeth, widow, r. 530 Howard
Manks Francis M., r. .'>30 Howard
Manley .\nnie Miss, seamstress, r. 705 Post
Manley Ellen, widow, r. 25 Rausch, rear
Manley George, foreman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. U Bowie Av
Manley George P., r. Handley House
Manley James S., deputy clerk U. S. District Court,
and U. S. Commissioner, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, third floor, r. 2010 Pierce
Manley Nelson W., confectionery, 200}^ Third, r. 32
Fourth
Manley Stephen, teamster, r. E s Trinidad bet Yazoo
and Platte
Manley William, clerk chief paymaster U. S. A.,
Department California, r. 303 Scott
Maun .\bner S., assistant ticket agent, 613 Market, r.
622 Sutter
Mann .\lexander, r. 1525 Washington
Maun .\lphonse, salesman Carroll & Carroll, r. 431
Jessie
Mann Alexander Jr , salesman E. J. Bowen, r. 1525
Mason
Mann Azro L., teacher Boys' High School, r. 2402
Mission
Mann Bertrand C, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1010 M Larkin
Mann Charles H. (Mann & Benedict) r. 2444 Howard
Mann Clarence M., commercial traveler, i. 2217 Web-
ster
1525
Mann David, salesman Trumbull & Be
Washington
Mann Uavid, tailor, r. 306 Seventh
Mann Ernest, Ironworker Truman S. Clark & Son
Mann Frank, r. 15 Virginia PI
Mann Frederick, carpenter, r. 1516 Jones
Mann Frederick P., physician, r. 2217 Wetister
Mann George, carpenter Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
14i:< Pine
Mann George, salesman O'Connor, Moffattfc Co., r. 124
Fulton
Mann George A., painter, r. 2110 Steiner
Mann fteorge S., merchant, r. 31 South Park
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 3004 Sacra-
mento
Mann Herbert F., salestoan The Schleslnger Co., r.
2217 Webster
Mann Israel D., carpenter, r. 15 Tehama PI
Mann J. L. H., boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Mann John, carpenter, r. 1423 Pine
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS ,
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN i.aj{<;j: ^■AlilI•;TY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mann John, liackman. r. S24 Geary
Mann John D., clerk G. T. Marye * Son, r. 824 Qeary
Maun Joseph, longshoreman, r. 201 First
Mann Joseph U., clerk, r. 824 Geary
Mann Leo, clerk J. Adelson, r. :m> Seventh
Mann Lucinda Mrs. r. tJ24 Hulter
Mann Mamie, domestic 11123 Bush
Mann Mary (Mann A: Jamleson) r. 311 Fremont
Mann Patrick J., lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
311 Fremont
Mann Robert, upholsterer Charles M. Plum * Co., r.
30G Seventh
Mann Robert L., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
2402 Mission
Mann Russell C, millhand A. J. McNicoU & Co., r.
529 Sacramento
Mann Samuel J., butcher. NW cor Twenty-ninth and
Dolores
Mann Seth (Mann & Brunner) r. 2444 Howard
Mann Simon, lineman, r. 18 Bernard
Mann S. Jennie Mrs., teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 2402 Mission
Mann Thomas R., engineer, r. 17 Polk
Mann Ttiomas W., teamster, r. 431 Minna
Mann T. R. H., boatman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Mann William H., chiif clerk O. R. and N. Co., Spear
Street Wharf, r. ,SJ1 Xinet. .nth
MANN & BENEDICT ,cnar.e,
H. Mann, Courtlund !;$. Benetlict and
H. R. Jackson) iinporterti, manufao
tarer.s and retall«>r8 clotliinj;, SW cor
Montgontery and Sutter
Mann & Brunner (Seth Mann and Albert J. Brun-
ner) attorneys at law, 420 California
Mann * Jamieson (Mary Mann and Mary A. Jamie-
son) bookbinders, .502 Washington
Manne Mrs. dressmaking, 212 Ellis
Manner Charles V. , secretary Joshua Hendy
Machine Works. 39-51 Fremont, r. Oakland
Manners .\unie, widow, r. 115 Seventh
Manners Barclay, carpenter, r. 112 Second
Manners Theodore, clerk, r. E s Scott nr Greenwich
Mannheim Insurance Co. (limited of Mann-
heim) Geo. Marcus .t Co. general agents, '232
California
Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Lincoln Primary
School, r. 712 Sutter
Manning Alfred W., oyster grotto, 13-16 Powell,
r. 216 Lombard
Manning Andrew, r. 1212 Howard
Manning Andrew Jr.. r. 1212 Howard
Manning Bessie Miss (Misses M. & B. Manning) r.
1212 Howard
Manning Bridget, janitress North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 916 Filbert
Manning C. B., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Manning Dennis C, sailmaker. r. 730 V4 Harrison
Manning Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 720 Bnah
Manning F C. Mrs., widow, r. 1323 Twenty-fourth
Manning Frank, r. Twenty-eighth nr California Av
Manning Frank, harnessmaker William Coabie
Manning Frank J. H., clerk Fire Assn. of Philadel-
phia, r. 216 Powell
Manning George, clerk, r. 437 Fulton
Manning George, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Manning George W.. upholsterer, r. 466 Sixth
Manning Henry, r. 2001 Taylor
Manning Henry, master bark Pearl, r. 1230 Sacra-
Manning Henry J., fish and oysters, NE cor McAllis-
ter anil Gough, r. 14 Collins
Manning Hugh, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Manning House, Mrs. E. R. Dennis proptr. 915H
Market
Manning H. 8., r. 1017 Twenty-first
Manning James, fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 117
Vallejo
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
MAN
774
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTEK* OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
MftuninR James A., painter, r. 1014 Leavenworth
Manning James A., tobacco stripper Edward Schwerin
& Son, r. 163H Post
Manning James J., r. S s Jersey bet Diamond and
Douglass
Manning James J., finishei; Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 510 Ellis
Manning James M., bartender Cliii' House, r. 1633
Post
Manning Jeremiab, hostler, r. 1621 Turk
Manning Jeremiah, junk dealer, r. 2907 Harrison
Manning Jeremiah Jr., machinist, r. 1621 Turk
Manning John, policeman, r. 1001 Vallejo
Manning John, tanner Michael F. Dolan, r. Twenty-
fifth nr Hampshire
Manning John J., check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1212 How-
ard
Manning John M., real estate agent, r. 2711 Bush
Manning John P., painter, r. 39 Rausch
Manning John W., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 14 Collins
Manning John W., salesman, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Manning Joseph, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 1212 How-
ard
Manning M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Manning M. «Sj B. Misses, dressmaking parlors,
97 Flood Bldg. SW cor Market and Fourth
Manning Margaret Mrs., r. 626 Brannan
Manning Martin, r. 871 Market
Manning Martin, laborer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Manning Mary, domestic 2721 Mission
Manning Mary Miss (Misses M. & B. Manning) r. 1212
Howard
Manning Mary A., widow, r. 2447 Howard
Manning Matthias C, switchman S. P. Co., r
Sixth
Manning Michael, hackdriver, r. 328 Seventh
Manning Michael, laborer, r. 1021 Washington
Manning Morton, waiter, r. 510 Ellis
Manning Nelson B.. engineer, r. 202 Oak
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 327 Langton
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Manning Patrick, porter Raphael Weill & Co.,
cor Dolores and Sixteenth
Manning Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 113}^ Dore
Manning Patrick, teamster, r. 1316 Natoma
Manning Patrick Jr., laborer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Manning Patrick J., drivei City KR., r. 1316 Natoma
Manning P. M., laborer, r. 819 Battery
Manning Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r
Reidy's Hotel
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. l.')28 Eddy
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning Thomas, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 160]
Mason
Manning Thomas M., plumber, 819 Battery
Manning William, carpenter, r. E s Douglass bet
State and Seventeenth
Manning William, hostler, r. 257 Tehama
Manning William, jewelry, 804 Market, r. 2012 Bush
Manning William, restaurant, SW cor Railroad Av
and Trinidad
Manning William J., stage carpenter Bush Street
Theatre, r. 1 Delta PI
Manning William T., editor and proptr Weekly Sun^
2148 Mission, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manniou C, steward stmr San Juan
Mannion George, laborer, r. 551 Mission
8^" Mannion. See Manion
Mannis John, watchman stmr San Bias
Mannix Dennis, proptr Claremont House, 448 Sixth
Mannix John (Bigley, Hope k Co.) r. 829 Mission
Mannix John E., salesman Bigley, Hope & Co., r. 829
Mission
Mannix J. T., boilermaker's helper Risdon 1. and L.
Works
464 M
SE
Maiioel Jose, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Manor James H., traveling salesman Coghlll & Kohn,
r. 2427 Post
Mans Henry, confectionery, 714 Valencia
Mans Paul Rev.. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Man8l)acli E. Jii Co. (Emanuel Mansbach) trim-
mings and fancy goods, 26-28 Kearny
Mansbach Emanuel (E. Mansbach & Co.) r. 920 Eddy
Mansbach Isaac, salesman, r. 935 Post
Mansbach Joseph, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
935 Post
Manseau Edward E, carpenter William J. Peters, r.
22 Turk
Manseau James J., carpenter, r. 33 Beldeman
Mansell F. fe Co. (F. Mansell) sign painters, 225 Post
Mansell Frederick (F. Mansell k Co.) r. 29 Eddy
Mansell Henry, janitor Phelan Bldg
Mansell J. H., r. 1640 Polk
Mansen Frederick (Hansen & Mansen) r. 2612 Mis-
sion
Manser Charles, carriage blacksmith Charles Rueser.
r. 611 Franklin
Mansfeldt P., musician, r. 511J^ Greenwich
Mansfeldt Hugo, teacher music, r. 723 Market
Mansfield Annie Miss, r. 826 Bush
Mansfield Charles, compositor Chronicle, r. 1930 Fill-
more
Mansfield Charles D., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Mansfield Edgar, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Mansfield Elliot W. (Hines & Mansfield) T. 1561
Kearny
Mansfield Henry, foreman Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. 320 Fourth
Mansfield James, second officer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Mansfield John T., porter Cal. Winery and Security
Co., r. 1738 Jessie
Mansfield Joseph, deputy Sheriff, r. 1930 Fillmore
Mansfield Joseph G., compositor Bulletin, r. 1930
Fillmore
Mansfield Laura E.. manicure, r. 765 Market
Mansfield Myer, real estate agent, 326 Pine, r. 1012
Van Ness Av
Mansfield Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 16 Natoma
Mansfield Richard, laborer City Iron Works, r. 212
Broadway
Mansfield Richard C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eighth and Natoma
Mansfield Roland, carpenter, r. 3 Cleaveland
Mansfield Theodore T., salesman W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. 1457 Franklin
Mansfield Walter D., attorney at law, 426 Cali-
fornia, r. 1923 Webster
Mansion House, William Perkins proptr,
Mission
Mansir Henry C, janitor Odd Fellows' Hall
Powell
Manson B., carpenter, r. North Prcific Hotel
Manson Johu. laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Manson Marsden, chief engineer State Board Harbor
Comniis.«ioners, r. 2010 Gough
Manson Nathaniel J., attorney at law. r. 2010 Gough
Manson Olof, clerk Elgin House, r. 614 Kearny
Manson William (C. J. Pidwell k Co.) r. Colton, Cal.
Manssang Alphonse, laborer, r. 868 Folsom
Mansses Marco, seaman strtir Alameda
Mantel Emil, helper Thomas Day & Co., r. 926 Jack;
son
Mantel Eugene, lithographer, r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Frederick, bricklayer, r. 13 Bourbin PI
Mantel Henry, tailor, r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Julius C, barber, SW cor Chattanooga and
Twenty fourth
Mantel Max, with Gfildman & Co., r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Michael, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 317 Tehama
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1001
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GtO. L). DORNIN, M
WM. SESTON, Asst
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rHE BANCROFT COMPANY
•721
MARKET '
ST.! BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
MAN
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Mantell Francisca, -widow, r. 2116 Baker
M lUfer Hamilton, driver City Transit Co., r. 1310
Baliir
Mantle Byron G. (Mantle & Sheldon) r. Grand Hotel
Mantle .v Sheldon (Byron G. Mantle and Joseph A.
Sheldon) wholesale furnishing goods, '2'20 Sutter
Manton James F., expressman, r. 3 Julian Av
MantoD John, hostler City RR., r. 3 Julian Av
Mautou Thomas J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 3 Julian Av
Mantor George A., with George C. Bode. r. 315 Fell
Mantz Frederick C, upholsterer, 1(516 Polk
Mantz R. W., r. 1001 Pine
Manuel Emma, widow, r. 720 Clementina
Manuel Herbert E., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
720 Clementina
Manuel Rupert, clerk, r. 3U Vicksburg
Manuel William, shipcarpenter, r. 42 J^ Zoe
Manuele Elise Mrs., cook Children's Hospital
niuniifacturers' Association of California,
George C. Hickox secretary, 43 Merchants' Ex-
change
Manville Edward, r. 148 Fifth
Manwariug Charles W., bookkeeper J. Gundlach & Co.
r. 885 Seventeenth
Manway Francis, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Manz Henry E., butcher, r. 12.5 Fell
Manza Kochina. widow, r. 1516 Powell
Manzanita Water Co., Ariel Lathrop president,
F. S. Douty secretary. NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 4
Manzer L. M., r. 1623 Sutter
Manzer Frank E., electrician, r. 1623 Sutter
Mapledorum M. C, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,
r. 124 O'Farrell
Mapleston Robert S., sexton St. John's Presbyterian
Church r. 522 Post
Mara John, laljorer, r. 97 Stevenson
Mara Michael R., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
217 Twelfth
Marabello Charles, plumber, r. 722 Octavia
Marabello Edward, painter, r. 722 Octavia
Marabello John, r. 722 Octavia
Maragonis Zach. laimdryman S. F. Laundry, r. Wood
bet Post and Sutter
Mariiis Charles L. P. (Ciprico & Marais) r. 242 Oak
Maralez Albert, cook, r. 1217 Market
Maraschi Antliony Rev., S. J., treasurer St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Marble Charles H., timer Sutter St. RR., r. 1907 Bu-
chanan
Marble Cutters' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
Marble Polishers' Protective Union, rooms 818 Howard
Martiourg Frederick, clerk Julius Meyer
Marburg Brothers, mnfrs tobacco (Baltimore, Md.)
Daniel Bruton agent, 20(i Front
Marc August, printer, r. 312 Union
Marc Philippi, brassfitter, r. 312 Union
Marce'lo John, vegetableman, r. 51(i Pacific
March John, pastry cook The Baldwin, r. NW cor
Fourteenth and Belcher
Marchal Jacob, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery
Marchal Louis, cook. r. 713 Stockton, rear
Marchal Marguerite Mrs., dressmaker, r. 713 Stock-
ton, rear
Marcband A., laundryman French Hospital, r. 833
Geary
Marchaud Alexander E., r. 109 Devisadero
Marchand Constant (Croce k Marchand) r. 735 Ellis
Marchand Joseph D., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r.
1217 Filbert
Marchand Katherine, widow, r. 117 Bartlett
Marchand Mary L. Mrs., r. 1217 Filbert
Marchand Victor, botcher, r. (119 Pacific
AIarchand'8 Restaurant, P. Prlet & Co. pro-
prietors, 115-117 Grant Av
Marchant George H., for(^man Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 1038 Twentieth
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IN THE
KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMl'OnTERS AND DEAL.EK8 IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Marcliant Rodney H., manager Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co., 328 Montgomery, room 8, r.
2015 Fillmore
Marchant William, clerk, r. 16 Ridley
Marchebout Auguste (Marcliebout Bros.) r. 1820
Mason
Marchebout Brothers (Auguate Marchebout) furni-
ture and carpets, 312 Montgomery Av
Marchebout Victor, insurance broker, 312 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1820 Mason
Marchetti L. Miss, teacher music, r. 215 Kearny
Marchi .John (Manhl & Berta) r. 1714 Dupont
Marchi Kate, vocalist, r. 423 Filbert
Marchi Louis, r. 423 Filbert
Marchi & Berta (John Marchi and Attilio Berta) fruit
and commission merchants, 529-,'i31 Merchant
Marchini Mary, widow, r. Church nr Twenty-fifth
Marchmeyer Fred., clerk Schwartz & Husing, r. SE
cor Mission and Eighteenth
Marcinetti Frank, bootblack, 240 Post
MarcinkowskI Joseph, tailor, 904 Larkin, r. 2016 Pine
Marckley B. Frank, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Clara Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont
Marcovich Samuel, peddler, r. 23 Langton
Marcucci Domingo, superintendent Cal. Steam Nav-
igation Co., Washington St. Wharf, r. 2011 Golden
Gate Av
Marcus Arthur J. (S. H. Frank k Co.) r. Menlo Park
Marcus C. H. George (Geo. Marcus & Co.) r. 811 Bush
Marcus Frank, propertyman Baldwin Theatre, r. 625
Bush
niarcus Geo. Si Co. (C. H, George Marcus and
Fr. Hobwiesner) importers and commission mer-
chants and general agents Transatlantic Fire In-
surance Co. of Hamburg, Mannheim Insurance Co.
(limited) of Mannheim, Straits Insurance Co.
(limited) of Singapore, and the Straits Fire In-
surance Co. (Of Singapore) 232 California
Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann & Co.. r. 305 Grove
Marcus Gustave (Levison Bros.) r. 819 Post
Marcus Harris, general merchandise, 1238 Folsom
Marcus Martin, wood turner H. Waas, r. 403 Steven-
Marcus Morris, with S. Foster & Co., r. 1030
Golden Gate Av
Marcus Louis, teacher music, r. 608 Bush
Mar(-us Siegfried, groceries and liquors, 1635 Geary,
r. 19.37 Geiiry
6^ Marcus Sc-e Markus
Marcuse Abraham, foreman Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 218 Sixteenth
Marcuse Emma, widow, r. 608 Nineteenth
Marcuse Hinry M., assistant bookkeeper Washington
Mnfg Co , r. ]71'.lLaguna
Marcuse Julius, clerk, r. 734 McAllister
Marcuse Laura, widow, r. 734 McAllister
Marcuse Morns, traveling salesman Ruyer & Reich,
r. Palace Hotel
Marcuse Robert, bookVeeper 0. Schilling & Co., r. 734
McAllister
Marcuse Solomon, collector Gas Consumers' Assn., r.
322 Turk
Marcusen William, waiter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Marcy F. H., waiter, r. NE cor Hayes and Lott
Marcy Henry, boarding and lodging, 2001 McAllister
Marcy Jodcph M.. r. 731 Pine
Marov Zephyrin C, clerk M. Walter, r. 731 Pine
Marden Charles, teamster Aanm N. Levy, r. 6 Polk
Marden George H., clerk Joseph Furlong, r. 1529 Sut-
ter
Marden Robert A., engineer, r. 1017 Twenty-flrst
Marden William L., trunkmaker. r. 3038 )« Sixteenth
Mardenett Frank, cai-penter, T. Roblnett
Mare Maria, widow, r. 3 Grand PI
Marelll Serafino, waiter P.rlni * Fcrinl, r. 6 Bush
Stieet PI
Marengo Serafino, liquor saloon, 509 Davis
S-
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IDVERTISING ftGENTS, PALMEE & REY, 405407 Sansonie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKU FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
MAK
776
MAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I*il>e FiHin^B. :tll Sizon.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Maresi-a Luigl (A. Soiifide & Co.) r. 50 Second
Muret Henry, wines and liquors, 323 Turk
]\raret Marie, widow, r. 2309 Broadway
Maret Victor, florist, filO Hnyes
Margetson F. G. J. (Margetson & Street) and agent,
303 California, room 9, r. 118 Ellif
Margetson & Street (F. G. .T. Margetson and John
Street) liquor saloon, 200 Market
Marggraf Charles, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 1.522 Stockton
Marggraf Charles, liquor saloon, 25 Summer, r. 215
Second
Marggraf Joseph, r. 147 Silver
83^ Marggraf. See Markgraf
Margitich George, wniter, r. 24 Wetmore PI
Margo A. Mrs., r. 1410 California
Margo Eugene, painter, r 515 Union
Margo James A. , salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1410 California
Margo William F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1410 California
Margrave C. E.. bookkeeper Pac. Bell Telephone Co.
Margrie Edward J., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 564 Stevenson
Mariani Angelo, shoemaker, 405 Broadway
Mariani Daniel, bookbinder Hicks & Judd. r. 470
Jessie
Mariani Giaeomo, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant Av
Mariani Giuseppe D., hardware, 623 Pacific, r. 323
Montgomery Av
Mariani Joseph F., barber A. J. Silva, r. 40 Tehama
Mariani L., bootblack A. I. Korn, r. 210 Montgomery
Av
Mariani Quinto (Angelo Balanesi & Co.) r. 131 Pacific
Mariani Stephen, hardware, paints, oils and liquors,
SE cor Twenty third and Florida
Marich Mary, furnished rooms, 28 O'Farrell
Maricich Luca (Luca Maricich & Co.) r. 23 Vallejo
Maricich Luca & Co. (Luca Maricich and Dominico
Mangula) restaurant, 23 Valle.jo
Maricopa and Plioeiiix Railroad Co. (Phoe-
nix, A. T.) N. K. Mhsten president, F. I. Kendall
secretary, 507-509 Montgomery
Marietich Andrew, restaurant, 16 Bryant
Marigona M. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Pollard PI
Marin and Napa Railroad Co., James M.
Donahue president, Thomas W. Johnston secre-
tary, office 410 Mission
Marin County Water Co., Robert Walker president
and superintendent. F. R. Catton secretary, 406
California
Marine Engineers, Alcazar Bldg
Marine Board of Underwriters, 303 California
Marine Hospital II. S.. Presidio Reservation nr
Mountain Lake
Marine Insurance Co. The (limited of London)
George W. M"Near agent, 306 California
Mariner G. S. Mrs., stenographer Oregon Develop-
ment Co., r. Oakland
Mariners' Cliiirclx, Rev. Joseph Rowell pastor,
NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
Mariners' Free Reading Room, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Mariners' Home, W. W. Lane proptr, 501-506 Dayis
Marini Frank, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 12 Cadell
Alley
Marini Nicola, real estate, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Marino Dominico, musician, r. 13^ Auburn
Marino Joseph, wharf foreman P. SS. Co., r. 335
Bryant
Marinovich Marino, capitalist, r. 443 Golden Gate Ay
Marion Annie, widow, r. 4 San Antonio
Marion George R., cigarmaker Henry Dabelstein, r.
291^ Oak Grove Av
Marion Henry, clerk, r. 1050 Howard
Marion John, butcher, r. 29 J^ Oak Grove Av
Marion John T., blind maker Pac. Planing Mill, r.
29}^ Oak Grove Av
Mari<
Made
.lose]
31 Sacramento
.'(liiiigton, agent Benliam, Trumbull k Co.,
Kentucky wliiskies, .'5(11 Kearny, r. EnHt Oakland
Miirioni Gaspard (Lcpori k iMariimi) r. .'j()9 Broadway
Marioni John, laborer D. GhirarduUi .^ Sous, r. 420
Union
Mariiit Manuel, artificial flowerraakcr, r. 117 Franklin
Maris William, bookkeeper Jacobs & Eastou, r. Oak-
land
Marisich Antone, blacksmith, r. 405 First
Marisich Luca, cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 405
First
Marisich Nicholas, machinist, r. 405 First
Marisich Pronpero, collector, r. 405 First
Maritime Insurance Co. (limited) of Liverpool,
E. L. Woods general agent, 219 Sansorae
Maritzen Charles (Stroetgen h Maritzen) r. 710 Fulton
Mark Anton, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Mark Frederick C, compositor, r. 526 Filbert, rear
Mark James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mark Miles W. Jr., foreman American Oil Co.. r. 824
Market
Mark Oscar, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel «
Markel Amos, paper carrier, r. 156 Third
Markel Gaylord, bartender, r. 727 Vallejo
Markel John L., butcher, 1413 Stocliton, r. 727 Val-
le.jo
Markel Rufus, lumberman, r. 156 Third
Markens Peter, clerk, r. 181.5 Lyon
Markert Christian, tailor S. Marks, r, 747 Howard
Markert J. G., tinsmith Schuster Bros. & Co.
Market Inspector, office New City Hall, first floor
Market Street Cable Railway Co., Leland
Stanford president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, Arthur W.
Barron superintendent, junction Market and
Valencia
Market Street Pharmacy, Frederick C. Keil
druggist, 2000 Market
Markewitz August, jeweler, 217 Montgomery Av, r.
1621 Sacramento
Markey Alfred, waiter, r. 816 O'Farrell
Markey Hannah, widow, r. 8 Card Alley
Markey Henry S., cashier Union Iron Works, r. 2402
Clay
Markey Hugh, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Markey Lawrence J., butcher, r. 1307 Twenty-fourth
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. 1307 Twenty-fourth
Markgraf Fred., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 416
Austin
Markgraf Le'^pold, carpenter, r. 2307 Post
B^" Markgraf. See Marggraf
Markham Charles, r. 11 Kate PI
Markham Ellen, widow, r, 940 Capp
Markham Henry C. salesman John F. Cunningham,
r. 439 O'Farrell
Markie Joseph, laborer, r. 6 Filbert PI
Markland Hamilton F., salesman The Bancroft Co.,r.
Angel Island
Markland Matthew, captain Co. I, 1st Infantry, U.
S. A., Angel Island
Markley BenjamiivK., b'-okkeeper Am. Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 721 Golden Gate Av
Markley Charles H., salesman, r. 215 Larkin
Markley George W.. millwriHht. r. 215 Larkin
Markley Jennie, widow, r. 5()5 Stevenson
Markley John E.. clerk Tait h Hainqne, r. 12 Hoff Av
Markman Andrew, grinder Pac. Saw Mnl'g Co.,r. Oak-
land
Markman Anton, laborer, r. 610 Sixth
Markowitz Keyde, bote lie:-, 1005 Folsom
Marks A., peddler, r. 473 Tehama
MARKS ADJUSTABLE FOLDING CHAIR
CO., N. B. Harmon ag-ent, 603 Market,
nr Second
Marks Adolpli, dry goods, 223 Seventh
Marks Adolph, tailor, 545 California, r. 2006 Mason
EVERY DEStBIPTIOJT ©F
TJ 3Sr I> B E. -V^ E -A. R.
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
37 MarM SI
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.IwASH^N§i?NST.;Pr{)prietcrscf ftcOrlosVineyaril
MAR
777
MAR
Marks Amelia Mrs., second-haud clothiuj,', 420 Sixth
Marks Beu.jamin, r. 14ri Bush
Marks BeTi.iainin, teamster, r. 1015 Golden Gate Av
Marks Beriihnrcl, land dealer, :iSl MoutKomery,
r'Om 17, r. Palace Hotel
Marks Bernhard. superiuteudent So'imon Marks, r.
2.) Liiigton
Marks Kdmund, broker, r. 3'J4 Oak
Marks EJiuund W , saleaoiau Stein. Simon & Co. , r.
Sli OaK
Marks Eli. insurance broker, 413 California, r. 311
Grant Av
Marks Emll, salesman L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 160
Natoma
Marks Emma Mrs., r. 611 >j Natoma
Marks Frederick, .jeweler, 129 Montgomery Av, r.
Alameda
Marks H. (Marks*: Massie) r. lOO'J Washington
Marks H., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 419 Green
Marks Hannah, ■widow, r. 8<;2 5^ Folsom
Marks Harris, clothing, 239 Fourth
Marks Harris, tailor, r. 119 Trenton
Marks Harry, cigarraaker Henry Dabelstein, r. 531
Castro
Marks Harry, horsedealer, r. 1623 Howard
Marks H. B., r. 411 Powell
Marks Henry, chimney builder L. E. Clawson & Co.,
r. 15-28 Ellis
Marks Henry, maltster South Park Malt House
Marks Henry, tailor, r. 734 Montsomery.
Marks Hprbert, waiter, r. 345 Fifth
Marks Herman, laborer, r. 660 Willow Av
Marks I. L., tinsmith James De La Montanya, r. 16
Ellis
Marks Isaac, bartender Charles Keenan, r. 443 Clem-
entina
Jlnrks Isaac, clerk A.. L. Schocken, r. 610 Fulton
Marks Isaac, plumber and gasfltter, 106 Turk, r. 1528
Ellis
Marks Isaac L., steiiographer Page & Eells, r. 1015
Golden Gate Av
Marks Jacob, r. 419 Green
Marks James, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Marks James E., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 8
Hardy
Marks Johannah, widow, r. 321 Hyde
Marks John G., salesman H. Abrams & Co., r. 32
Fourth
Marks Joseph (Zadig, Wollberg & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Marks Joseph, manager C. Edelman, r. 1206 Market
Jlarks Joseph, marblet'utter, r. 231 Stevenson
Marks Joseph, plumber li-aac Marks, r. 1528 Ellis
Marks Joseph M., salesman James Gallup & Co., r.
12H Tenth
Marks Julia, widow, r. SE cor El Dorado and Utah
Marks Leon B., teamster James Gallup & Co., r. 128
Tenth
Marks Louis, clerk, r. 660 Willow Av
Marks Louis, clerk Harris Marks, r. 239 Fourth
Marks Louis, drayman, 219 Battery, r. 1015 Golden
Gate Av
Marks Louis, furnishing goods, 18 Sixth, r. 29 Lang-
ton
Marks Louis, mnfr automatic gas machines, 100 Turk,
r. 1528 Ellis
Marks Louis I., merchant, r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Marks Mannheim, crockery and glassware, 212 Cali-
fornia, r. 606 Hdyps
Marks MarcuS, clerk Patrick J. Kennedy, r. 37 Moss
Marks Marcus, mnfr oil clothing, 52 Clay, r. 610
Fulton
Marks Marks, junk dealer, 856-858 Howard
Maries Mary Miss, cook, r. S. F Girls' Union
Marks Max H., barber, r. 1009 Washington
Mark- Michael (Marks, Vaenberg & Co.) r. 810 Ellis
Marks Michael, second-han I goods, 426 Sixth
Marks Morris, merchant, r. 29 Langton
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
JOST GIRCOLATION ! MOST ADVERTISFJENT?. :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO.
IMPOUTKUS OF
ORIENTAL RUGS,
611 to 617 MAEKET STEBET.
Marks Philip, clerK, r. 660 Willow Av
Marks Samuel, r. 443 Clementina
Marks Samuel, broker, r. 2125 Pine
Marks Samuel,. clothing, 209 Pacific
Marks Samuel, tailor, 227 Post
Marks Samuel M.. asslstaiit secretary Pac. Mutual
Life Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 1628 Sutter
Marks Simon, r. 128 Tenth
Marks Simon, peddler, r. 245 Tehama
Marks Solomon, mnfr boots and shoes, 87 Stevenson,
r. 160'i Stockton
Marks Solomon, merchant, r. 660 Willow Av
Marks Thomas, laborer, r. 426 First
Marks Thomas J., messenger London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 334 Oak
Marks, Vaenberg & Co. (Michael Marks and Abraham
Vaenberg) cigars, 11-13 First
Marks W. G., quartermaster stmr City of Sydney
Marks William, collector L. E. Clawson & Co., r. 15i8
Ellis
Marks William, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Marks William S., clerk Zadig. Wollberg & Co., r. 103
Geary
Marks & Massie (H. Marks and James Massie) bar-
bers, 102 Market
e^ Marks. See Mark and Marx
Markus Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 313 Grant Av
B^" Markus. See Marcus
Markwart Henry, cook, r. 134 Fourth
Marlarbi Alessio, expressman, r. 21 Water
Marlborough House, Council Goodell proptr, 606 Fol-
som
Marleskind George, r. 26 Turk
Marley Edward J., house and sign painter, 739 Mc-
Allister, r. 1219 Fillmore
Marlev Patrick, horseshoer Patrick Toner, r. 319
Minna
Marliave Edward C, traveling salesman, r. 1031 Capp
Marliere Julia, widow, r. 818 Geary
Marlin Alonzo, carpenter, r. 532 Ninth
Marlin Brady W., flour packer Golden Gate Flouring
Mills. r.'234 O'Farrell
Marlin Fire Anns Co., Chas. Sonntag & Co.
agents, 114-116 Market
Marlin George W., paper carrier, r. 1006 Bush
Marlin Jane Mrs., r. 609 Post
Mario Frank, molder. r. 357)4 Clementina
Marlow James, boilirmaker's helper Rlsdon I. and
L. Works, r. 257 Clara
Marlow James, manager S. F. transfer Co., 18 Post,
r. 421 Powell
Marlow James Jr., boilermaker's helper Rlsdon I.
and L. Works, r. 257 Clara
Marlow John, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. E •
Gunnison Av nr Twenty-elghth, B. H.
Marlow Louis H., cigarmaker, r. 5Hii Linden Av
Marlow Matthew, trunkmaker, r. 257 Clara
Marlow Thomas, boilermaker's helper lilsdon Land
L. Works, r. 257 Clara
Marlow Thomas, engineer, r. E 8 Gunnison Av nr
Tweiitv-elghth, B. H.
Marlow Timothy W., extract packer J. A. Folger ft
Co., r. r, s Gunnison Av nr Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Marmelstein T.. tailor. 922'i Folsom
Marnell David, clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 1638 Va-
lencia
Marnell James, waiter, r. 1622 Mission
Marnell Margaret, widow, r. 2211 Geary
Marnell William J., bookbinder Bartllug, Phillips &
St il well. r. '2211 Geary
Marner James, assistant lighthouse keeper Point
Bonlta
Marrietii Martin, fruits, 425 Fourth
Marof Fred, dishwasher, r. 249 Steuart
Maroney John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Maroney Michael, laborer, r. 22 White's PI
ar Maronev. See Moroney
Xlaronif M .Igle V. with Aui. Tract Soc.
lUXlLLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SaD« St
W
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE ^.l^^-'^^^^iJil^'^^o^lL'^^'^t^il
MAR
778
MAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I.Ml'01lTKU3
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All isiizt'M uiid Nuiiibersa.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Marout C, second steward stiur Siin Jose
Miirovich Mario (Marovlcli & Lucovich) r. 326 Pacific
Marovich & Lucovich (Marco Marovich and Gennie
Lucovich) coffee saloon, SE cor Sansome and Pa-
cific
Marple Charles J., driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
Marple Charles L., messenger auditor Custom House,
r. 1627 Clay
Marple W. L. Mrs., r. 1627 Clay
Marquam T. W. (Kraus & Marquam) r. 126 Kearny
Marquard Adolph, liquor saloon. 627 Merchant
Marquardseu E. H. J., agent, SW cor Shotwell and
Sixteenth
Marquardt Anna, domestic 1916 Sacramento
Marquardt Christ, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Marquart John H., journalist, r. 807 Church
Marqunrt John H., magazine keeper Austin & Phelps,
r. 529 Sixth
Marque Emile, editor and proptrLe Petit Californien,
712 Montgomery
Marquettt H. A., traveling salesman Baner Bros. &
Co.
Marquez Gertrude Miss, teacher music, r. 410 Laguna
Marquis Alexander W., draftsman John Marquis, r.
2217 Pacific Av
Marquis John, architect, 39 Sutter, r. 2217 Pacific Av
Marr C. W., packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 656
Howard
Marr William, r. 113 Oregon
Marrack Augustus F., wood engraver, r. 844 Valencia
Marrack Gertrude A. M., teacher music, r. 529 Capp
Marrack Richard T., bookkeeper Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 529 Capp
Marrack E. M., clerk freiarht auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. Berkeley
Marrett W., machinist, r. 24 Turk
Marriett Helen Jliss, teacher, r. 526 Post
Marrln Thomas, laborer, r. 442 Fifth
Marriott Fredericlc, editor, publisher and pro-
prietor San Francisco New Letter, 809 Market, r.
I 826 Green
I Marriott William, r. 30 Clinton
Marris Ernest A., draftsman Curlett & Cuthbertson.
r. 1045 Market
Marron Frank M., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 140 Page
Marron James, laborer, r. 123 Twenty-sixth
Marron John, driver, r. 5 Minnesota
Marron John, packer Levi Strauss & Co.. r. 402 Hayes
Marron John H., plasterer, r. 809 Eighteeuth
Marron John T., plasterer, r. 502 Seventh
Marron Margaret, widow, r. 10 Preston PI
Marron Michael A., groceries and liquors, 323 Sixth,
334 Fourth and 401 Third, r. 332 Fourth
Marron Patrick J., plasterer, r. 2228 Bush
Marrow Fred., r. 921 Market
Marrs Charles, carpenter, r. 570 Howard
Marryatt Henry A., janitor, r. 1227^ Clay
Marryatt James, cook. r. 1122 Vallejo
Mars Frank E., blacksmith, r. 1706 Kearny
Mars James A., mining, r. 509 J^ Fulton
Mars Victor F., gripman Presidio RR., r. 2311 Larkln,
rear
Marschalk John A., clerk Sutton & Beebe, r. 102 Ellis
Marschhausen Charles, bartender stmr Newark, r. 813
O'Farrell
Marsden Anne Mrs., r. 1334 Folsom
Marsden B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Taylor
Marsden Henry, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 115 Tay-
lor
Marselas George W., foreman, r. 658 Harrison
Marselli Joseph, teamster, r. 332 Vallejo
Marsh Albert, r, 435 Fifth
Marsh Benjamin, salesman, r. 1812 Scott
Marsh Bessie, domestic 715 Shotwell
Marsh Charles C, clerk, r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Clara, domestic 31 Hawthorne
Marsh Clara, seamstress, r. 345 Tehama
Marsh Eva Miss, teacher music, r. 2.307 Jones
Mar.sh Frank H., salesman Palmer & Rey, r. 2307
JoilfS
Miirsh Frederick, printer, r. 2307 Jones
Marsh Frederick D.. r. 2.527 Howard
Marsh George H., millhand Cal. Mill, r. 928 Capp
Marsh George T. (George T. Marsh & Co.) r. cor
Twelfth Av and Clement
Mariih GeorjCfe T. Si Co. (George T. Marsh)
Japanese Art Repository, wholesale and retail,
625 Market, Palace Hotel
Marsh Harriet, widow, r. 1601 Mission
Marsh H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 195 Sixteenth
Marsh Henry, teacher music, 103 O'Farrell, r. 2307
Jones
Blarsli Henry F. , commission merchant and
agent Boston and Sandwich Glass Co., 577 Market,
r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr., with Henry F. Marsh, r. 2507
Howard
Marsh H. T., salesman iEtna Iron Works, r. Oakland
Marsh J. H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 322
O'Farrell
Marsh John, waiter, r. 923 Washington
Marsh John B., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 700 Ma-
son
Marsh Joseph, seaman stmr Colima
Marsh Mary, widow, r. 8 Le Roy PI
Marsh Maud Miss, teacher miisic, r. 2307 Jones
Marsh Orlando M., r. 120 Turk
Marsh Pauline, widow, r. 885 Seventeenth
Marsh Ralph, clerk Dutton & Partridge, r. 1601 Miss-
ion
Marsh Sydney L., cashier J. Sennett & Co., r. 210S
Hyde
Marsh Victor, oriental silks, etc., 206 Kearny, r. 1601
Mission
Marshal United States, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, third floor
Marshall A. A,, agent Gibson, Parish & Co., 40
Phelan Bldg, r. Grand Hotel
Marshall Albert C, laborer, r. 157 Silver
Marsiiall Alexander, shoemaker, r. 20}^ Franklin
Marshall Allan, watchmaker Nat Raphael & Co., r.
40 Twelfth
Marshall Ann, wldcw, r. 566 Minna
Marshall August, baker, r. 763 Howard
Marshall Benjamin, physician, r. 924 Sutter
Marshall Christopher A., bookkeeper Witzel & Baker,
r. 1808 Green
Marshall Clara Mrs., bakery, 2002^ Mason
Marshall Clarence E., waiter, r. 23 Sixth
Marshall David, clerk Nat Raphael & Co., r. 40
Twelfth
Marshall Edmund W., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson &
Co., r. 1121 Mission
Marshall Eliza, widow, r. 234 Sanchez
Marshall Ellen, widow, r. .521k Oak
Marshall Frank (Schuster & Marshall) r. 212 Drumm
Marshall Frank barber C. Finney, r. 420 Minna
Marshall Frank, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
234 Sanchez
Marshall Frederick, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av
Marshall Frederick, gilder Lippi Bros., r. 435 Te-
hama
Marshall George (Baker & Marshall) r. 126 Welsh
Marshall George, assistant bookkeeper The John T.
Cutting Co., r. 105 Bernard
Marshall George, master mariner, r. 156}^ Silver
Marshall George, varnisher Friedrichs & Gercke.gr.
521 J^ Oak
Marshall George D., packer, r. 521)^ Oak
Marshall Greenwood, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Marshall H. B.. cabinetmaker, r. 744 Howard
Marshall Heinrich, r. 325 Ellis
Marshall Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 1
Alabama
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SOITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
OBIHT III!, a. OF lABIFOED
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTON, Asst. ilanaget
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MAK
(MARKET ST.
:bookbinders, engravers, etc.
779
MAR
Marsliall Henry, salesman, r. lOriaM Golden Gate Av
JIarshnll Henry P., deckliaiid tug Alert, r. l.'iT Silver
Marshall Hcmiio S , gasfllter, r. HUH OTarrtll
Marshall Hiijfii, Bpcretary Sierra Buttes and
PluiiiaH Eureka Mines, 320 Sunsome, room 16, r.
•JJ(j.-> Webster
Marshiill Irwin R., helper, r. 521 H Oak
Marshall .lames, laborer S. P. Co., r. 2H(i Townsend
Marshall .James. luillwright, r. 411 Sansome
Marshall James A., clerk bierra Lumber Co., r. 521 X
Oak
Marshall James G., expressman, SE cor California
and Fillmore, r. 30i4 Pine
Marshall James J., chief engineer stmr Al-Kl, r. 87
Silver
Marshall James M., policeman, r. .S044 Pine
Marshall John, brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Marshall John, contractor, (i05 Howard
Marshall John, cooper Cal. Oil Works, r. Oakland
Marshall John, jeweler, 113 Taylor, r. 40 Twelfth
Marshall John, longshoreman, r. G Moulton PI
Marshall John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1128 J4 Broadway
Marshall John, seaman, r. 34 Second
Marshall John, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Marshall John Jr., clerk London Northern and Queen
Ins. Cos., r. 40 Twelfth
Marshall John B., calker, r. 730 Folsom
Marshall John F., clerk general freight ofiSce 8. P.
Co., r. 1116 Golden Gate Av
Marshall John H., liquor saloon. 513 Second, r. 506
Second
Marshall John S., stage carpenter, r. 1924 Hyde
Marshall Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Marshall Joseph, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadboume &
Co., r. Oakland
Marshall Joseph, liquor saloon, 1210 Polk, r. 1421
Bush
Marshall Joseph H.. salesman R. F. Osborn & Co.
Marshall Joseph S.. oyster saloon, SE cor Sutter and
Grant Av, r. 910 Clay
Marshall Joseph W., shipping clerk Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., r. 518 O'Farrell
Marshall J. Sexton, clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1240 Mission
Marshall Levin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
25)4 Oak
Marshall Louis, r. 2624 California
Marshall Louis, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r. 2195
Devisadero
Marshall Lucellus N., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1006
Paeific
Marshall Margaret Mrs., r. 35 Madison Av
Marshall Mary, widow, r. 75 Oregon
Marshall Mary, widow, r. 419 Powell
Marshall M. P. Mrs., housekeeper Bella Vista Hotel
Marshall Patrick S. (Marshall, Teggart & Brorson) r.
Alameda
Marshall Richard, watchman, r. 213 Broadway
Marshall Robert, carriage mnfr, 1835 Mission
Marshall Robert, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 15
Minnesota
Marshall Robert A., clerk Neuetadter Bros., r. 20M
Franklin
Marshall Samuel, tanner Melten* Gebhardt, r. 1621
Dolores
MARSHALL, TEGGART i BRORSEN
(Patrick S. Marshall, .Jain«'s Teg-nfart
ami O. Brorseii) jjeiieral coinniisMioii
inercliantH and wholesale produce
dealers, 306 Davis
Marshall Thomas (Meyer, Marshall k Co.) r. 2426
Buchanan
Marshall Thomas, fireman, r. 810 Bush
Marshall Thomas, machinist, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall Thomas Jr., porter Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 105 Bernard
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IN THE
exam:inkr
BRING GREATEST RESULT
JKrC r^OVvTIEST T? .A. TIES.
W, & J, SLOAtit & CO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
641
MALE TO ORDER.
to 647 MARKET STREET.
Marshall Truman, carpenter, r. 7 Freelon
Mirshall Warner, butler 19.50 California
Marshall Willi. m A., machinist, r. 247 Eighth
Marshall William F., laborers. F. Cordage Factory,
r. 1 Alabama
Marshall William H.. machinist, r. 1.57 Seventh
Marshall William R., plasterer, r. 521 J4 Oak
tt^ Marshall. See Marchal
Marshfleld Mills (Coos Bay, Oregon) E. B. Dean
& Co. proprietors, office 22 California
Marshutz Leon C. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 412 Eddy
Marshutz William B. (Marshutz k Morgan) r. 412
Eddy
Marshutz Si Cantrell (Leon C. Marshutz and
Thomas G. Cantrell) proprietors National Iron
Works, NW cor Main and Howard
Marshutz & Morgan (William B. Marshutz
and Guy S. Morgai.) real estate agents, 640 Market
Marslcano Patrizio, fruit and produce commission,
419-423 Washington, r. 731 Green
Marslcano Tomaso, peddler, r. 11 Pollard PI
Maraili Constantino (L. Marsili k Co.) r. 32*}i Broad-
way
Marsili L. fc Co. (Lorenro and Constantino Marslll,
Onesto Tognotti and Francisco Cervelli) livery
stable, 320 Broadway
Marsili Lorenzo (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Marsino L., gardener, cur Fourth and California Ave
Marsino P., gardener, cor Fourth and California Avs
Marsland B. R., salesman Keane Bros., r. 984 Illinois
Marson Charles F., hostler, r. 17 Third
Marston C. Mrs., widow, r. 414 Post
Marston Charles. driverSutter St. RR. r. 1617 Polk
Marston Delia Miss, dre'-smaking, 106 Post
Marston Frank W., r. 514 Sutter
Marston George \., r. 514 Sutter
Miirstou Henry, carpenter, r. 1024 Howard
Marston Jeremiah H., miner, r 1341 Howard
Marston L., driver Sutter St. RR.
Marston Levy H., carpenter, r. 13 Hickory Av
Marston Lorn, caneymaker. r. 4 Cedar Av
Martaulen Charles, shoe cutter, r. 608 Filbert
Martel A. C, gripman Market St. RR., r. 420 Ellis
Martel James L., real estate, 636 Clay, room 6, r. 420
Ellis
Martell Frank H., carpenter California Mill, r. 140654
Folsom
Martell G<?orge, blacksmith, r. 1406 M Folsom
Martell Henry G., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 508 Bu-
Martell Irene, widow, r. .508 Buchanan
Martell Jt.hn, laborer r. 503 Ash Av
Martell John, silverplater and carriage materials,
623SaiT8iiieiito, r. 1406M Folsom
Martell John C. delivery clerk P. M. S9. Co., r. 40X
Perry
Martella Ferdinand, blacksmith and wagonmaker, W
s Mission Road opp Crescent Av, B. H.
MARTEN A. phyUlan, Vienna
gpedalist for t<>nHuni|itioii, »:in Ueary
Marten Kre.l.rick H., collector, r. f.2'.i Kearny
Marten Robert, foundryman Enterprise Foundry, r.
4 Beale PI
Martenet Jefferson, inspector Board of Health, r. 61
Montezuma, B. H.
Martenet Jefferson B., mllRman, r. 51 Montezuma
Martenet Lee M., clerk Ship Owners and Merchants'
Tugboat Co., r. 51 Montezuma
Martens Adolpb, shipwright, r. 818 Fifteenth
Mart'ns Cecilia Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 634
MontuM.mory Av, r. 615 Union
Martens Clnua. r. 26 Turk
Martens F. Jt Co. (Fritz Martens) produce commis-
sion mercliBuls. 425 Front
Martens Ferdinand, draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
818 Fifteenth
Martens Fiederick, bakery. 1828 Union
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY;?
4»KTL..«.M». OK.
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MAR
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Suction and Force.
POK IIANJD, n'IJMl>-MII.li ANO POM^KR,
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 3U, 313. 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
214
NW
Martens Frederick, butcher li)03 Geary
Marteus Fritz (F. MHrtens & Co.) r. 822 Union
Martens Henry (H. ScUrader .t Co.) r. 3 Chenery
Martens Henry, seauiau, r. 37 Pacific
Martens Heury 0., clerk F. Martens & Co. r. 822
UDion
Martens John, proptr Hamilton Hall, SW cor Geary
, and Steiner
Martens Marcus, proptr Kentucky Home, 1530 Ken-
tucky
Martens Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 615 Union
Martens Richard J., salesman F. Martens & Co., r.
Oakland
S^" Martens. See Marten, Marten and Mehrtens
Martensen Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I Martenson Frank, steward, r. 902 Montgomery
; Martenstein David J., commercial traveler, r. 616
j O'Farrell
! Martenstein J. & Co. (Jacob Martenstein) proptrs Na-
tional Roller Flour Mills, SW cor Pacific and
i Battery
Martenstein Jacob (J. Martenstein & Co.) r. 1129
Turk
Martenstein Jacob A., bookkeeper Live Oak Distillery
Co., r. 1301 Golden Gate Av
Martenstein John, butcher, r. 616 O'Farrell
j Martenstein Peter J., clerk J. Martenstein & Co., r.
1 2219 Taylor
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper J. Martenstein &
Co.. r. 1127 Buchanan
Marth Charles, shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Marthlu Frank, cook Oscar Venettisch, r. 1019 Pacific
Martial Philippe, pork dealer, 509 Bash
Martin A., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.. i
Prospect PI
Martin Aaron F., carpenter, r. 553 Alvarado
Martin Ada N., widow, r. 2004 Devisadero
Martin Adam, brewer A. Waldenmeir & Co., r,
cor Paraguay and Railroad Av
Martin Addison, clerk Clothing Dept U. S. A., r. IIU
Sacramento
Martin Adolph, actor, r. 439 Jessie
Martin Adolph F., bookkeeper Truman, Hooker & Co.,
r. 921 Webster
Martin Albert, conductor, r. 2732 Folsom
Martin Albert H., superintendent Davis Bros., 718
Market, r. 606 Folsom
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner U. S. Mint, r.
2207 Webster
Martin Alexander, porter, r. 773 Harrison
Martin Alexander A., machinist, r. 608 Broadway,
rear
Martin Alexander G., timekeeper repair force Harbor
Commissioners, r. 1027 Market
1 Martin Alexander V., clerk auditing dept Welle Fargo
i & Co.. r. 137 Montgomery
Martin Alice M. Mise, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2914 California
Martin Ambrose J., teamster, r. Ill Fifteenth
Martin Andreas, liquor saloon, 612 Sacramento
j Martin Andrew, coppersmith, r. 12 Haight
Martin Andrew, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Martin Andrew J., liquor saloon, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1355 Howard
! Martin Anne, widow, r. 1581 Folsom
Martin Annie E. B. Mrs., r. 1005 Twenty-fourth
Martin Arthur A., clerk E. T. Allen, r. 1036 McAllister
Martin A. W.. advertising agent, 518 Clay
Martin B., carpenter, r. 49 Jessie, rear
Martin Calvin Mrs., widow, r. 2220 Van Ness Av
Martin Camilo, Consul Spain, office 411 J^ California,
room 1, r. 2412 Webster
Martin Catherine M. Mrs. , r. 16 Eighth
Martin C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1421 Mason, rear
Martin Charles (Giraud h Martin) r. 532 Pacific
Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier k Co.) r. Petaluma
j Martin Charles, second cook stmr City of Topeka
I Martin Charles, dishwasher J. P. Eklund
Martin Charles, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Martin Charles, shearsman, Pac. Rolling Mill
Miirtin Oharli>s A., canvasser, r. 11 Page
Martin Charles H., bartender A. J. Martin, r. 14U
Folsom
Martin Charles H., hostler City BR., r. 23 Creek Lane
Martin Charles H.. liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis, r. Alameda
Martin Charles S., clerk, r. 2827 Howard
Martin CljarUs T., bookkeeper L. G. Sresovich & Co.,
r. 215 Shotwell
Martin Charles T. Mrs., widow, r. 319 Jessie
Martin Christopher, gripmau Presidio RB., r. 1219
Union
Martin C. J. H., r. 610 Fourth
Martin Clement P.. clerk Knobloch k Oasson, r. 1128
Kentucky
Martin Cornelius, sergeant police, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin Daniel, telegraph operator, r. 533 Stevenson
Martin David, barber Robert McGovern, r. 910H Har-
rison
Martin David, merchant, r. 1320 Buchanan
Martin David N., plumber, r. 1510)^ Powell
Martin Dennis, r. York bet Butte and Solano
MAKTIN E. & CO. ,d. v. b.
Henarie) importers and wholesale
liquor mercliaiits, 4:08 Front
Martin Edward, bricklayer, r. 1904 Ellis '
Martin Edward, laborer, r. 601 Natoma
Martin Edward J., assistant general freight agent
S. P. Co., r. 212 Powell
Martin Edward J., engineer, r. 145 Dore
Martin Edwin, with W. A. Steele & Co., r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Dolores
Martin E. L. Miss (Martin & Ingalsbe) r. 1114 Sacra-
mento
Martin Eleanor, widow, r. 725 Sutter
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 24 Ritch
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Martin Emilie L. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 314 Fulton
Martin Eugene, laborer, r. Girard nr Felton, U.M. T.
Martin Fanny Miss, teacher Redding Primary School,
r. 511 O'Farrell
MARTIN. FEUSIER & CO.
(CUarles Martin and Louis Feusier) Im-
porters and -wliolesale provisions and
produce and commission merchants,
309-313 Clay
Martin Ferdinand, maltster U. S. Brewery, r. 624
Fulton
Martin Frank, waiter, r. 609 Folsom
Martin Frank M., stenographer, r. 314 Oak
Martin Frederick A., clerk Wells Fargo h Co., r. 1045
Market
Martin George, foreman, r. 511 O'Farrell
Martin George, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W 3
Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Martin George, reporter Report, r. 711 Sanchez
Martin George A., bookkeeper, r. 719 Nineteenth
Martin George M., clerk Palmer & Barrows, r. 119
Morris Av
Martin George W., r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Martin George W., machinist, r. 119 Morris Av
Martin (ieorgina, r. 356 M Brannan
Martin Hannah, widow, r. 6093'$ Howard
Martin Hannah, widow, r. 1320 Buchanan
Martin Harriet, domestic 2425 Fillmore
Martin Harry A., clerk Post Office, r. 603 Washington
Martin Harry B., liquor saloon, NW cor Sixteenth
and Noe
Martin HattieV. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights School.
r. 2719 Pine
Martin Hazie, salesman Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 937
Guerrero
Martin H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Pine
LARGEST STOCK IF THE STATE
MEN'S FUEHISHIM GOODS.
SEAMISH'S
MAKKKT ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
"( WASHINGTON ST.
Prodaoera of (be only
NATUKAL, CHAMPAGNE.
MAR
781
MAR
Martin Henry McL., wool merchant, r. NE cor Cali-
fornia and Taylor
Martin Henry 8., capitalist, 411)4 California, rooms
2-8, r. 625 Union
Martin Henry W., collector S. F. Lumber Co., r. East
Oakland
Martin Horace H., clerk, r. 317 Scott
Martin Hugh, carpenter, r. !t(i] Mission
Martin Isaac, merchant, r. 1320 Buchanan
Martin Isaac, salesman, r. 50(i Hyde
Martin J. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1501 Howard
Martin Jacob, laborer, r. 1510>^ Powell
Martin Jacob C, liquor saloon, 518 M Battery, r. 515
Wnshington
Martin James, r. 19 Minna
Martin James, clerk, r. 733 Natoma
Martin James, glassworker, r. 421 Brannan
Martin James, gripmau Presidio RR , r. 1090 Union
Martin James, hackman, r. 533 Stevenson
Martin James, molder National Iron Works, r. 221
Clara
Martin James, painter, r. 1332 Sacramento
Martin James C, carpenter, r. 20M Quinn
Martin James E., machinist, r. 107 M Freelon
Martin James H.. joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 630
Mission
Martin James R., assayer, r. 325 Fifth
Martin J. B., miner, r. 533 Sacramento
Martin Jefferson M., capitalist, r. 1017 Van Ness Av
Martin Jennie, tailoress Rosenblum & Abraham, r.
1001 Folsom
Martin Jens, cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
Martin J. H. , freight clerk stmr Granada
Martin John, r. 907 Harrison
Martin John (Condare & Martin) r. 21 Vallejo
Martin Johh, contractor, r. 133 Gough
Martin John, bartender, r. 641 Washington
Martin John, bartender Nicholas Hurtedt, r. 500 Davis
Martin John, boatman, and extraman Engine No. 1,
r. 721 Davis
Martin John, coUarmaker, r. Java nr Railroad Av
Martin John, cook, r. 67 Everett
Martin John, laundry, 2529 Mission
Martin John, liquor saloon, 519 Pacific
Martin John, president Board Port Wardens, 525
Front, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin John, seaman stmr Alameda, r. 504 Da-Cis
Martin John, teacher fencing Olympic Club, r. 827
Howard
Martin John A., clerk Great American Importing Tea
Co.. r. 1070 Howard
Martin John A., painter William R. Eaton, r. 1501
Howard
Martin John A , puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Solano and Indiana
Martin John B., clerk, r. 1157 Folsom
Martin John B., policeman, r. 509 Twenty-second
Martin John E., carrier Post Office, r. 118 Silver
Martin John F., machinist, r. 107 3i Freelon
Martin John H. (Hooper & Martin) r. 121 Montgomery
Martin John J., bookkeeper First National Bank, r.
719 Nineteenth
Martin John K., vegetableman. r. 63 Everett
Martin John M., collector, 86 St. Ann's Bldg
niartin Jolin R., assistant secretary San Francisco
Art Association, 430 Pine, r. SE cor Church and
Eighteenth
Martin John B., paperhanger, r. 1707 Dupont
9Iartin Josepit, assistant superintendent Union
Ice Co., 73.5-737 Fourth, r. 617 Third
Martin Joseph, liquor saloon, 448 Valencia, r. 1936
Fcilsom
Martin Joseph 8., jobber, r. 719 Nineteenth
Vlartin J. P., laborer, r. Tehama nr Ninth
nurtin J. P., real estate agent, 305 Sansome, r.
Palace Hotel
Vlartin Katie R. Miss, bakery and confectionery, 1206
Howard
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
B. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
lOST CIRCULATION.' MOST ADYERTISEMENTS I
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTBERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Martin Lizzie, domestic CKS Folsom
Martin Louis, bartender Radovlch & UhrUndt.r. 315)4
Filbert
Martin Ludolph P., manufacturers' agent, 117 Phelan
Bldn. r. 618 HaiKht
Martin Maiiiiel, barber J. M. Peregrine, r. NE cor
Clay and Drunim
Martin Manuel, distributor La Grande Laundry, r.
210 Thirteenth
Martin Manuel J., bookkeeper, r. 1421 Mason, rear
Martin Marian Mrs., r. 910M Harrison
Martin Martin (Martin & Torryl r. 20 Diamond
Martin Martin, capitalist, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Martin Mary, widow, r. 21 Federal
Martin Mary Mrs., r. 1114 Powell
Martin Mary A. Miss, r. 1429 Polk
Martin Mary A. Mrs., r. Ill Filternth
Martin Mary A. Mrs., ladies' physician, 342 Third
Martin Mary M., widow, r. 356 !« Braunan
Martin Matthew, r. 74 California Av, B. H.
Martin Matthew, .seaman, r. 921 Battery
Martin Michael, calker, r. 395 Ninth
Martin Michael, laborer, r. Folsom nr Twentv-eev-
euth. B. H.
Martin Michael, liquor saloon, 129 Jackson
Martin Michael, longshoreman, r. 33 Jessie
Martin Michael, milkman Owen Riley, r. Berlin nr
Woolsey, U. M. T.
Martin Michael, seaman, r. 566 Folsom
Mnrtiii Milton M. , superintendent Omnibus
Railroad and Cable Co., 727 Howard, r. 1809 Jessie
9Iartlii Aliiior S., stockbroker, 330 Pine, room 1,
r. East Oakland
Martin M. L. Mrs., r. 2719 Pine
Martin Oliver B., salesman, r. 1114 Sacramento
Martin Patrick, dairyman Owen Riley, r. Berlin nr
Woolsey, U. M. T.
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 1827 k Bush
Martin Patrick, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Martin Patrick H., butcher, r. 422 Capp
Martin Patrick J., r. 2103 California
Martin Peter, r. .521 Seventh
Martin Peter, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstcln, r.
117 Ji Perry
Martin Peter, kitchen hand. r. 18 Minna
Martin Peter, laborer, r. Church nr Hermann
Martin Peter, seaman, r. 135 Fol-oin
Martin Peter B.. driver Alonzo Davidson, r. E 8 Eu-
relia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Martin P. G., foreman J. Morton & Co.
Martin Philip, liquor saloon. .Hli Clay, r. 1019 Powell
Martin Philip, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Martin P. Ross, journalist, 628 Clay. r. 1220 Folsom
Martin Rebecca, widow, r. 1510 1, Powell
Martin Rebecca Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 400 Fourth
Martin Richard, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1090
Union
Martin Richard W., operator C. 8. Mint. r. Oakland
Martin Robert, liquor saloon, 80H Kearny, r. 737 Val-
lejo
Martin Robert, shoemaker, r. 121 Sixth
Martin Ross, carbuilder Market St. RR., r. 314 Oak
Martin Russell R.. clerk Zadig. Wollberg & Co.. r.
317 Scott
Martin 8. A., r. 100 McAllister
Martin Sam. merchant tailor, 341 Bush
Martin Samuel, salesman C. E. Whitney & Co.. r. 948
Twentv-flrst
Martin Samuel B.. r. Occidental Hotel
Martin Sarah B., widow, r. 6>4 Auburn
Martin 8.'<.erman. real estate, r. 117 Jones
Martin Terrence. boxmaker. r. 117)4 Perry
Martin Thomas, r. 16 Sanchez
Martin Thomas, r. 719 California
Martin Thomas, r. 733 Natoma
Martin Thomas, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 21
Federal
Martin Thomas, hackman, r. 312 Sixth
iADINii 'nn FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYlH
FKAN4'IN«'4». CAEi.
ANWI':i..t:N. CAl^
l>UKTI<ANI>. 4>R.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
MAR
782
MAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTUUEllS OF
PInlii. J»|t»iiiio<I und .*ilam|>«d
T I KT TTVT ^a. n. ES .
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Martin ThoniRS, slioemaker, r. lOUi Clny
Martin Tiionias, wat(!hman, r. 1830 Bush
Martin Tliomas, conductor PrcBidlo RR., r.2006 Leav-
enworth
Martin Thomas P., stationary engineer, r. Ill Fif-
teenth
Martin Thomas S., treasurer Fountain Theater, r. 511
Post
Martin T. J., teamster, r. 515 Fulton
Martin T. S., engineer, r. 2522 Sutter
Martin W., porter stiur San Jose
Martin W., watchman, r. 526 Broadway
Martin W. H. dt Co. (William H. Martin and
John Ballard) capitalists, NW cor Washington
and Mason
Martin Wheeler, coffee and spices, office 5 California,
r. N 8 Market bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Martin White Minin<;' Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) A. B. Cooper secretary, 325 Montgomery,
room 8
Martin Wjlliam, baker, r. 625 Clay
Martin William, boatman and extraman Engine No. 1
Martin William, cashier Davis Bros., r. 611 Folsom
Martin William, clerk, r. 230 Bush
Martin William, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 746 Howard
Martin William, clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co. (Northern Division) r. San Mateo
Martin William, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 568 Mission
Martin William, secretary California Steam Nav-
igation Co., Washington Street Wharf, r. 2914 Cal-
ifornia
Martin William A., cooper R. Armstrong, r. 26 Folsom
Martin William C, stenographer general traffic man-
ager S. P. Co., r.3U Oak
Martin William H. (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. 2015
Franklin
Martin William H., engineer, r. Kentucky House
Martin William H., raan.-iger International Im-
migrant Union of California, 809 Market, room 1,
r. 1312 Union
Martin William H. Jr.. assistant electrician Pac. Bell
Telepone Co., r. 1312 Union
Martin William J., chief operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
20^ Post
Martin William J., traveling salesman Wescott Bros.
Martin William T., machinist, r. 3327 Sixteenth
Martin W. P., waiter, r. 227 Minna
Martin & Ingalsbe (Miss E. L. Martin and Miss Mary
E. Ingalsbe) house and home decorations, 324
Sutter
Martin & Torry (Martin Martin and James Torry)
carriage mnfrs. 1604 Mission
fi^" Martin. See Marten, Martens and Mehrten
Martina Peter, cook The Baldwin, r. 644 Broadway
Martinache Narcisse J., physician, office and r.
5J^ Kearny, office hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Martindale L., capitalist, r. 402 Broadway
Martindell David W., general agent, 420 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 1530 Stockton
Martine Henry G., clerk, r. 120 Ellis
Martineaut Eugene E., physician and surgeon, 650
Washington
Martineaut Josephine, corsetmaker, 338 Sutter
Martinelli Dante, clerk, r. 906 Laguna, rear
Martinelli G., expressman, r. 1413 Dupont
Martinelli Giovanni M., marble polisher Kuffino &
Bianchi, r. Dupont nr Filbert
Martinelli Narcisse, boarding, 12 Prescott
Martinelli Xavler, brass finisher P. Giovannini, r. 4.
Miller PI
Martinez Antonio, barber, 701 Union, r. Montgomery
Block
Martinez Catherine, widow, r. 624 Polk
Martinez David, bricklayer, r. 828 Vallejo
Martinez Fernandez, r. 1320 Stockton
Martinez F. N. R., office with Belloc & Co.. r. 1825
Sacramento
Low-
99
401
Martinez Henry, bookkeeper L. 0. Babiu, r. Oakland
Martinez Henry, laborer, r. 519 Sacranianto
Maitinez John, carpenter, r. 1415 Stockton
Martinez .lohu D., laborer, r. 73S Vallejo, rear
Martinez Joserli, boatman, r. 703)4 Davis
Martinez Joseph, varieties, 227)^ O'Farrell
Martinez Josephine, widow, r. 2 Green PI
Martinez Julius, delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1228
Lombard
Martinez Justo, vaquero, r. Paraguay bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Martinez Louis E., purser stmr Belgic, r, 1825 Sacra-
mento
Martinez Marcus, glasecutter John Mallon, r. 1312
Larkin
Martinez Nicolas, bootblack, 11 Post, r. 6 Broadway
Martinez Refugio, r. 718 Broadway
Martinez Richard, carriage painter Thomas F,
ney, r. 638 Green
Martinez Rosa Mrs,, widow, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Martinez Soduer, widow, r. 28 Mary
Martinez Virginia P., widow, r. 824 J4 Pacific
Martinez Zacharias, porter Strecker & Kern,
Stevenson
Martinho Antonio S., barber, 121 Jackson,
Pnion
Martini Agostino, boat builder, r. 915 Battery, rear
Martini Angelo, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 525
Union
Martini Antonio, porter S. McHenry & Co., r. 2 Hall
PI
Martini Giacomo, teamster, r. 1512 Vallejo
Martini Giovanni (P. Baccelli & Co.) r. 1611 Geary
Martini Giovanni, bootblack, N s Bush nr San-
some, r. 515 Chestnut
Majtiui Giuseppe (S. Romani & Co.) r. 416 Broad-
way
Martini Nils, quartermaster stmr San Bias
Martini S., bootblack, r. 530 Green
Martinon John, bookkeeper Urruela & Urioste, r. 708
Hyde
Martinoni Emile (Buneman & Martinoni) r. 14
Seventh
Martinoni Emilie L., teacher, r. 314 Fulton
Martinoni G., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.
Martinoni Peter, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., r.
Alameda
Martinoni Peter Jr., bookkeeper Toklas & Singerman,
r. Alameda
Martinoni Pietro, laborer Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
1913 Stockton
Martinoni Stefano, painter, r. 5 Dunn Alley
Martinovich Samuel, r. 627 Greenwich
Martinsen M., with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Martinson Brant, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 30 Clay
Martiny Julius, clerk, r. 1228 Lombard
Martlund Robert W., electrician D. D. Wass, r. Oak-
land
Martland William K., first assistant engineer stmr
Santa Rosa, r. Oakland
Martley Marco, cook, r. 402 Grove
Martra Samuel, expressman, r. 115 Oregon
Marty Frank, proptr San Bruno Hotel, San Bruno
Road nr Army
Martzlotf Louis, laborer, r. 221 Pacific
Marvin Arthur T., purchasing clerk Spring Valley
W.W., r. Saucelito
Marvin E., extra grlpman Market St. RR.
Marvin Edward, teamster, r. 1329 Clay
Marvin Frank C. Mrs., r. 823 O'Farrell
Marvin Frank W. (Williams Bros. & Co.) r. 1812 Lar.
kin
Marvin James B., liquor saloon. 5 Leidesdorff, r. Oak
land
Marvin Walter E., teamster James A. Brown, r. 1329
Clay,
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and enjfiiieern' supitlieH, cnxe ltni;cl«iif(l
Met screws, cup screws, iiiacliliie ttcreivx,
lathe cliuckii, etc., 56 First, r. 2011
Bush
I Marweilel Charles W. , salesman 0. F. Marwedel, r.
•2(111 Bush
I Marwedel Edward H., window shades, 12 Second, r.
East Oakland
Marwedel Eiuma Miss, principal German-American
Kindergarten, 1810 Sacramento
Marx Bernhardt, bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Co., r.
tiii9 Polk
Marx Brothers (Heinrich Marx) groceries and liquors,
SW cor Twenty-third and Shotwell
Marx Charles, piano mnfr, i:i'2 Ninth
Marx Charles N., barber L. D. Schehr, r. 9 Carlos PI
Marx David, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 410 Tay-
lor
Marx K. Buchanan, assistant secretary Board
of Trade of San Francisco, office 200 Market, r.
2006 Devlsadero
Marx Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. 29 Bernard
Marx Francis, with H. Marx & Co.. r. 1217 Eddy
Marx Gustave A., shoemaker, 902 Larkiu, r. 961 Mis-
Marx Gustave C, clerk Will & Finck, r. 8 Columbia
Av
Marx Gustave C, salesman, r. 911 Broadway
MAliX H. & GO. (Henry Man)
manufacturin;; farriers, ivholegale
and retail, 92.3 Market
Marx Heinrich (Marx Bros.) r. SW cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Marx Henry (H. Marx & Co.) r. 1215 Eddy
Marx Henry, manager Kosbland Bros.
Marx Henry, commercial traveler, r. 1700 Broadway
Marx Hermann, r. 1810 Powell
Marx Isaac, newsdealer, r 509 Pine
Marx John A., carriage maker Robert Stitt, r. 54
First
Marx .Joseph, salesman Weil Bros. & Co., r. 699 Polk
Marx Valentine W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 29 Bernard
0^" Marx. See Marks and Mark
Marxen John P., freight clerk N. P. C. RR., Clay Street
Wharf, r. 1.525 M Mason
Marxen Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco
Marxsen William, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 704 J4 Mission
Marye George T. Jr. (George T. Marye & Son) and
president Cal. Title Ins. and Trust Co., r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Marye George T. & Son (George T. Marye Jr.)
Kt()(;kbrokers. 2^4 Montgomery
Marysville Woolen Mills, E. & S. Heller agents,
•.i\o-:m Pine
Marzen Joseph, butcher J. Gingg, r. 16 Ritch
Marzo Eugene, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 512 Union,
rear
Marzolf Emil, clerk Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 523
Pine
Masch James, cigarniaker, r. 638 Vallejo
Maschendorf Derlrich (William Baum & Co.) r. 1416
Church
Maschendorf Richard (Wllkening & Co.) r. NW cor
Church and Duncan
Mascher August, waiter, r. GOT Washington
Mascherini Faust (Mascherini & Co.) r. 718 Green-
wich
Mascherini k Co. (Faust Mascherini and Rinaldo
Moretti) groceries, 718 Greenwich
Maschio Charles A., wood and coal, 127 Seventh
Maschio Vincent, with 0. A. Maschio, r. 127 Seventh
Mascbowsky Albert (Maschowsky & Zimmermann) r,
1049 Market
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MAS^CHOWSKY & ZIMMERMANS
(Albert Ma.schowsky and .Albert Ziin- I
merinanii) proprietors The Union For-
ever Saloon, 1U47 Market
Mascott Charles, watchman S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden
Gate Av
Mascroft H. C, passenger agent Chicago and Alton
RU., 8 New Montgomery, r. 109 Montgomery
Mash Laura, widow, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Rondell
PI
Maskel Henry, laborer Magdelen Asylum
Maskey Frank, manufacturer candy, 32 Kearny,
r. 1402 Bush
MASKEY'S
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KXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjO"^A7"EST 1^-A.TES.
fine candies, 33 Kearny
Maskow Harry, groceries and llq^iors, 1020 Pacific, r.
1014 Vj Pacific
Masoero Cesare, veterinary surgeon, 25 Montgomery
Av
Masoero Domenico, marble sawyer RufBno & Bianchi,
r. 35 Boardman PI
Mason Alonzo, paper carrier, r. 194 Lombard
Miison Andrew, cook, r. 1328 Dupont
Mason Bywell, clerk, r. 8 Bruce PI
Mason Casper H., mining secretary, 331 Montgomery,
room 18, r. Lick House
Mason Cliarles, Vice-Consul Great Britain, 506
Battery, r. Saucelito
Mason Charles, workman U. S. Mint, r. Windsor
Hotel
Mason Charles E., r. 464 Jessie
Mason Charles M., contractor and builder, r. 235
Seventh
Mason F. E., salesman Mann & Benedict, r. Alameda
Mason Frank, machinist, r. 412 Sixth •
Mason Frank E., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 213
Fourth
Mason George, bartender, r. 787 Folsom
Mason George, traveling salesman The Bancroft Co.,
r. 100 McAllister
Mason George J., groceries, NW cor Palmer and
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Mason G. O., carpenter, r. 19 Hinckley
Mason Henry, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
Mason Henry, traveling salesman, r. 1602)4 Powell
Mason House, Joel P. Mason proptr. 917 Market
Mason James, engineer Engine No. 6, r. 311 Sixth
Mason James, notary public and conveyancer,
425 California, basement, r. 121 California Av
Mason James, waiter The Baldwin
Mason Joel P.. proptr Mason House, 917 Market
Mason John (American Bottling Co.) and street in-
spector. City Hall, r. 1799 Filbert
Mason John (Mason .t Whitman) r. 29 Fell
Mason John Jr. (American Bottling Co.) r. 1799 Fil-
bert
Masnn John S. Jr., first lieutenant Co.I,lBt Infantry,
V. S. A., r. Angel Island
Mason Josepli H., physician, 1053 Market
Mason Joseph J., porter Hellmann Bros, k Co., r.
Berkeley
Mason Josephine A. Miss, clerk general freight office
S. P. Co., r. 117 Fell
Mason Mary, widow, r. 716 Broadway
Mason Mary Miss, bakery, 39 Sixth
Mason Mary A., widow, r. 1921 Taylor
Mason Nathaniel H. A., stock raiser, r. 1404 McAllis-
ter
Mason Nahum, civil engineer, r. 1210 Twenty-second
Mason Richard, c'erk, r. 1210 Twenty-aecond
Mason Uobert. waiters. F. Laundry
Miison Robert B., r. 1519 Eddy
Mason Rose, doraehtic M First
Mason S. A. Mrs., dresstnakini?. 1053 Market
Mason Thomas, merchandise broker, 131 Clay
Mason Thomas, seaman, r. 272 Drannnn
Mason William, deckhand tug Gov. Irwin, r. 0 Bay
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510 California Street,
MAS
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MAS
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENQLISH AND AMKKIOAN
Encanntlv, 4j)litze<l and
809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
f
aiii.
Mason William F., Ruperinteiiflent Western Dept.
Union Mutual Life Ins. V,o., 328 Montgomery,
room ('), r. Hotel Pleasanton
Mason William H., carriagemaker, r. Metropolitan
Hotel
Mason William T., furrier, r. 117 Fell
Mason & Whitman (John Mason and Frank C. Whit-
man) real estate and loan agents, 511 California
0^" Mason. See Maison, Masson and Mayson
Masonetfe Eusene, coffee saloon, 523 Commercial, r.
1906 Biker
Masonic Board of Relief, Harrison Jones secre-
tary, Masonic Temple
Masonic Board of Relief Employment Bu-
reau, Elias C. Hare secretary. Masonic Temple
Masonic Cemetery, William S. Moses superin-
tendent. Masonic Av bet Fulton and Turk, en-
trance Turk nr Lone Mountain
Masonic Cemetery Association, George J.
Hobe secretary. 42 Masonic Temple
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of the
Pacific Coast, William T. Garratt president,
William A. Davies secretary, office 33 Kearny,
room 9
Masonic Record (monthly) 220 Market
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (in liquidation)
Hiram T. Graves secretary. 808 Montgomery
Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and Montgomery
Masons' and Builders' Exchange of San Francisco,
314 Montgomery
Mass August W., grocer, r. 213 Mason
Mass Louis B., conductor Market St. KK.
Mass Peter H.. paper carrier, r. 2207 Larkin
8S" Mass. See Maas and Maass
Massa G. B., r. 516 Greenwich
Massa Josef, bartender S. Sanguinetti, r. 915 Battery
Massa M., -winemaker, r. 516 Greenwich
Massaclinsetts BeneJt Ass'n of Boston
James G. Jones g-enei-al manager for
Pacific Coast, Flood Bldg, SW cor Mar-
ket and Fourth
Massat Charles (Massat & Vaillant) r. 619 Kearny
Massat k. Vaillant (Charles Massat and Eugene Vail-
lant) liquor saloon, 641 Commercial
Massat August bootmaker J. Villemeur, r. 322 Ritoh
Massey Annie, domestic 448 Twentieth
Massey Atkins, undertaker, 651 Sacramento, r.
828 California
Massey F. H. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Turk
Massey H. A., clerk H. E. Highton
Massey Isaac, contractor, r. 44 Louisa
Massey Joseph M., clerk, r. 112}^ Morris Av
Massey Samuel, waiter, r. 16 William
Massey Sarah M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 328 Kearny,
and 1008 JiS Market
Massey William J., driver O. Hinkley.. r. 1008J^
Market
B^ Massey. See Massle
Massie Henry C, dentist, 114 Geary
Massle James (Marks & Massie) r. cor Clay and Tay-
lor
Massie William G., barber, r. 80 Page
8^" Massie. See Massey
Massino Joseph, musician, r. 1320 Stockton
MassioUe Dominic, stonecutter, r. 435 Fulton
Massoletti Carlo, laborer, r. 117 Vallejo
Masson Aime. secretary Bibliotheque de la Ligue
Nationale Francaise, 120 Sutter, r. 331 Eddy
Masson Albert P., bartender, r. 632 Green
Masson Alexander A., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 331 Eddy
Masson Andrew, barber, r. 1217 3<S Kearny
Masson Francis P. (Masson Freres) r. 708 Qough
Masson Freres (Francis P. and Victor B. Masson)
manufacturing confectioners, 413-415 Commer-
cial
Masson Joseph, cook, r. 423 Green
Masson Julius, upholsterer, r. 216k Austin
Masson Martin, fisherman, r. 1520 Dupont
Masson Thomas, watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 3
Twentieth
Masson Victor B. (Masson Freres) r. Paris, France
IK?" Masson. See Maison, Mason and Mayson
Massoni Benedetto, baker, r. 216 Broadway
Massoni Henry, cook, r. 749 Folsom
Masson! Lorenzo, marble sawyer Ruffino & Bianchi,
r. 24 Gilbert
Mast Charles W., cigarmaker. r. 530 Third
Mast Herman X., tailor, r. 1405 Bush
Must Katie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1405 Bush
Mast P. P. k Co. (P. P. Mast and Mast, Foos & Co.,
Springfield, Ohio, and William W. Cunningham)
agricultural implements, 31 Market
Mast William E., clerk Thomas Day & Co., r. 1405
Bush
Mastagnl A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 925 Pa-
cific
Mastbaum Jay, teacher dancing, r. 1519 Jackson
Masten Joseph M., office 507-509 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Masten N. K. , financial agent and president
Maricopa and Phoenix RR. Co., 507-509 Mont-
gomery, r Oakland
Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, 71 New
Montgomery
Masterman Brake Equalizer Co., I. T. Milli-
ken secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 2
Masterman William, office 328 Montgomery, room 2,
r. Alameda
Masters Frederick J. Rev., superintendent Chinese
and Japanese Mission House M. E. Church, r.
916 Washington
Masters George, r. 1412 Howard
Masters Samuel, clerk, r. 2817 Pine
Masters W. Mrs., widow, r. 5275i Geary
Masters William, boilermaker, r. NW cor First and
Mission
Masters William H., conductor Market St. RB., r.
1625 >« Eddy
Masterson Charles, varieties, 1501 Larkin
Masterson Edward, insurance agent, r. 202 Fillmore
Masterson Henry, clerk, r. 1J$ Russ
Masterson Hugh, lamplighter, r. 140 Minna
Masterson James, driller, r. Sutro Heights
Masterson James, machinist, r. 327 Greenwich
Masterson James, plasterer, r. 1211 Fillmore
Masterson James, truckman S. P. Co., r. 128 Freelon
Masterson James J., laundryman Thomas Roy & Co.,
r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
Masterson John, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Chan-
nell
Masterson Lawrence, seaman, r. 238 Jessie
Masterson Lawrence, watchman, r. 2611)^ Sutter
Masterson Patrick, porter John A. Lennon, r. 373 Jes-
sie
Masterson Peter, engineer, r. 228 Page
Masterson Robert, clerk, r. 138 Eighth
Masterson Terrence, clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co.r. 536 Guerrero
Masterson Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Jessie
Masterson William, groceries and liquors, 138
Eighth
Mastick, Belclier & Mastick (Edwin B. Mas-
tick, William C. Belcher and Joseph W. Mastick)
attorneys at law, 520 Montgomery
Mastick Charles L., salesman A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
Alameda
Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick. Belcher & Mastick) r.
Alameda
Mastick George H., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Mastick Joseph W. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) r.
Alameda
Mastick Reuben W., manager A. 0. Nichols & Co.,
r. Alameda
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PINE GOODS.
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8EAMISH'S
MAKKKT ST.. OOR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
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Mastick S. L., assistant bookkeeper White Sewiu^;
Machine Co., r. Alameda
Mastler O. E., Balesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 1142
Howard
Masfry Vojta. lithoRrapher, r 118 Morris Av
Matarenger Dennis, cook E. Newman, r. (VS Everett
Matches Aitken E., frameinaker Sanborn. Vail & Co.,
r. 727 }« Minna
Matches John R., clerk W. B. Cluff & Co. r. 22 Fifth
Matcovioh Elia S., waiter, r. 141.5 Polk
MATERNITY RETREAT
Mrs. B. F. Hardy proprit-tor. SK cor
Clay and Webster (see advertisement
front pajfes)
Mateyovic Thomas, tailor, r. 1016 Powell
Mathti Louis (Mathe & Givanovich) r. 439 Golden
Gate Av
Mathe & Givanovich fLouis Jlath^ and Adolph
(^iivanovich) wholesale liquors, 1.51 Eleventh
Matliei Pliilip, chicken ranch, r. E s Banks nr Lincoln
Av. B. H.
Matlier Abram 8. (Van Horn, Mather & Frost) r. 120
Sutter
Mather Amanda Mrs., confectionery and stationery,
(137 McAllister
Mather C. R. Mrs., r. 1117 Seventeenth
Mather George, tailor, r. 229 Sixth
Mather Joseph W., commission merchant, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 27, r. 1527 Sutter
Mather William G.. tailor, r. 229 Sixth
MatheroD Valentine, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Watbf rs William H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
' :;" Folsom
• n A., officer stmr Colima ,
-oil Al., steward stmr Starbuck
.; , -uii Clara, widow, r. 327 Fifth
ilathesou H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
datheson Hu^h, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
140 Minna
datheson John, cashier Zadig, WoUberg & Co., r.
Oriel House
datheson John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 117 Langton
lathepon John, wagonmaker John W. Farren, r. 1116
Treat Av
latheson Joseph, musician, r. 1607 Mission
latheson Louis, r. 1312 Powell
latli' son Louis, solicitor, r. 909 Kearny
latlii'soij Murdoch D., carpenter, r. 98 Steiner
latlM rion O., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
lath, son Robert C, foreman The Wasp, r. 806 J^
Haight
V" Maiheson. See Mathewson, Mathison and
Mathieson
[athcw M. S., secretary Wholesale Rebate Assn, 213
Sansome, room 7, r. The Baldwin
Mathews Albion, jeweler r. Ill Natoma
athews Btll Miss, r. 2916 Bush
lathcws Charles, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
Russ House
athews Charles H., boxmaker, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 4, r. 1517 Broadway
athews David, conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 2916
Bush
athews David, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
llf;3 Howard
athews David Jr., machinist 8. F. Gae Light Co., r.
litis Howard
athews Edward, barber M. Rosenthal, r.307 Grant At
athews Felix A., r. 525 Geary
athews Frank S., contractor, r. 53 Silver
athews George, liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and
Central Av
sthfws George 8. (Mathews & Co.) r. 6 Seymour Av
atbcws H. A., importing and purchasing agent, 331
Montgomery, room 20, r. 614 Powell
ithews Harvey (Conro «: Mathews) r. 1514 Hyde
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641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Mathews Henry E., secretary The Jatnes Lick
Trust, 120 Sutt.r, room 26, r. KO) Pine
Mathews Hiram W. (Ash .t Mathews) attorney at
law, 601 California, r. 744 Ellis
Mathews Jacob, packer George H. Fuller, r. 334 Tenth
MathewB James, fireman, r. 302 Green
.Mathews J. H., chief engineer stmr Granada
Mathews John, laborer, r. 21H Minna
Mathews John P., waiter, r. 109 Minna
Mathews Katie Miss, teacher musir, r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Lawrence, fireman stmr Santa Rosa
Mathews Manuel F., watchman U. 8. Mint, r. 120
Jones
Mathews Margaret, widow, r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 730 H Union
Mathews Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 30H5^ Pacific
Mathews Peter, boatswain stmr Acapulco
Mathews Peter, laborer, r. 1:112 Filbert
Mathews Robert. laborer, r. 218 Minna
Mathews Robert E., r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Samuel A., bookkeeper, r. 526 Kearny j
Mathews Stephen H.. r. 218 Minna
Malhews Thomas, bo-tmaker, r. 302 Green
Mathews Thomas, first officer stmr Garden City, r.
218 Minna
Mathews Thomas, surveyor, r. 245 Perry
Mathews Thomas Jr., boatman, r. 302 Green
Mathews William (Mathews & Co.) r. 6 Seymour Av
Mathews William, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 1419 '
Jackson I
Mathews William, laborer, r. 120 Townsend I
Mathews & Co. (William and George 8. Mathews)
marble and gianite dealers. Masonic Cemetery I
B^ Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson Charles W., shoecutter Bryant & Mallln,
r. 229 >4 Clara
Mathewson D., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Mathewson John, foreman boUermaker P. M. 83. Co.,
r. 308 Braiinan |
Mathewson Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25 i
Gilbert
Mathewson Nelson, machinist, r. 22 Tehama
Mathewson Nelson Jr., foreman S. Beal, r. 34 Tehama
Mathewson Thomas 8., bookkeeper H. 8. Crocker &
Co., r. 1409 Bush
Mathewson William, driver Los Gates Ice Co. r. iyV4
Rausch
Mathewson William, engineer, r. 308 Bronnan
Mathewson William, surveyor, r. 419 Stockton
8^ Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathieson and
Mathison
Mathey Jules, waiter, r. 638 Green
Mathias Edward (Mathlas & Lindall) r. 208 Drumm
Mathias Thomas, bartender Robert Martin, r. 812
Kearny
Mathias Zacharias, cook, r. 412 Minna
Mathias .V Lindall (Edward Matlilas and Martin Lin-
dall) liquor saloon, NW cor Beale and lirannan
Mathiesin Jacob, foreman Union Soap Factory, r.
629 Florida
Mathieson Martin W., Balesman J. C. Johnson fc Co.,
r. Alameda
Mathieson Frederick E., r. 103 Devlsadero
Mathieson Orate Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 103 Devisariero
t^ Mathieson. See Matheson. Mathewson, Mathi-
son and Matthewson
Miithien Alphonse (Mathlcu & Malaon, r. 309 Scott
Mathieu Edward, bookkeeper Masson Fr^res, r. 606
Pine
Matliieu Frank L, bookkeeper Horace Davis k Co.,
r. 2523 California
Mathieu Gaston, musician, r. 725 Larkin
Mathieu Gaston Jr., watchmaker, r. 725 Larktn
Mathli-u Jules, musician, r. 220 O'Farrell
Mathieu Julien, r. 2523 California
Mathieu JuUen Jr. bookkeeper Eu«ene De Sabla k
Co., r. 2.523 California
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IIMl'ORTEltS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Mathieu Marianne Mrs., artist, r. 2523 Caliifornia
Mathieu Philip, first iissistaut engineer stmr Eastern
Oregon, r. 2014 Folnom
j Mathieu & Maison (Alphouse Mathieu and Leon A.
j Maison) mnfg jewelers and diamond setters, 328
I Bnsh
I eS^ Mathieu. See Mathew and Matthew
j Mathisen Jens I., car washer, r. 1907 Hyde
Mathison A. C, booUkeeper Abner Doble, r. Oakland
I Mathison George, helper George E. Belmor
i Mathison John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
■ Mathisoa Louis, seaman, r. 263 East
Matbison Thomas (Starr & Mathison) r.N s Berry bet
1 Fourth and Fifth
i 8^" Mathison. ?ee Matheson, Mathewson, Mathle-
I sou and Mattbewson
1 Matlck Michael L., stevedore, r. 1306 Pacific
Matlson Henry F. , clerk, r. Alabama nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Matlson Margaret, widow, r. 417 Minna
1 Matlock C. P., r. 109 Mission
Matlock Levi B.. ink mnfr, r. 407 O'Farrell
I Matlock v., waiter, r. 56 Tehama
1 Matrala Andrea, clerk, r. 911 Bryant
I Matscheck Ferdinand L., druggist J. Young, r. 1114
. Folsom
Matschke Albert, clerk H. Schroder & Co., r. 2017
Fillmore
I Matshke Bosario Mrs., r. 133 Seventh
' Matson James C, cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
26 Turk
I Matson Margaret, r. 34 M Garden, rear
[ Matson Ole. cabinetmaker, r. 231 Fifteenth
Matson Samuel S., r. 1607 Baker
I Matson Theodore H., conductor Sutter St. BR., r.
2525 Post
I ^~ Miitson. See Madison, Madson, Mattison and
Mattson
Malta Alfred V., bookkeeper Downing & Schmidt,
I r. 1005 Mason
Matta Claude E., salesman Downing & Schmidt, r.
1005 Mason
Matta D. F. Mrs,, widow, r. 1005 Mason
Mattat Charles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matte Hermann, r. 1707 Dupont
Mattel Geronimo, laborer, r. 4 Bartol
Mattel Pio G., cook, r. 12 Hinckley
Matten Louis, tanner, r. W s Mission Eoad, Spring
Valley Homestead
Matter Leoatiue Mrs., laundry, 532 Valencia
Mattern George A., clerk J. J. Pfister, r. 8 John
Mattern Herman (Mattern & Moore) r. 8 John
Mattprn John H., clerk Mattern & Moore, r. 8 John
Mattern & Moore (Herman Mattern and Bobert
Moore) leather and findings, 25 New Montgomery
Mattes James W., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 308
Jessie
Matteson Erastus, teamster, r. 1131 Army
Matteson Erastus P., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 732 Green
Matteucci F. & Co. (Felice Matteucci and Basilio
Puccinelli) mnfrs macaroni and vermicelli, 311-
313 Francisco, office 124 Pacific
Matteucci Felice (Matteucci k Vannucci, and F. Mat-
tevicci & Co.) r. 124 Pacific
Matteucci & Vannucci (Felice Matteucci and Baphael
Vannucci) groceries and liquors, 124 Pacific
Matthai Elenora Mrs., r. 178 Fourteenth
Matthai Frank, leather cutter George H. Batchelder,
r. 206 Valencia
Matthai J. C. H. & Son (John 0. H. and Richard) car-
riage makers, 3281 Mission
Matthai John C.H. (J. C. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s
Mission nr Twenty-ninth
Matthai Mary E., widow, r. 206 Valencia
Matthai Richard (J. C. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s Mis-
sion nr Twenty-ninth
Mattlieus Charles, ninfr cigars, G25 Merchant, r. 3
Hup. ton Terrace
Mattheas Gertrude, widow, r. 1 Medau PI
dt^ Matthew. See Mathieu and Mathew
MHtllicwH Ambrose P., traveling salesman Moore,
Hunt .t Co., r. 510 Guerrero
Matthews Annie Miss, teacher music Westminster
School, r. 129 Halght
Matthews Arthur, seaman, r. 310 Beale
MiitthewK Brrnard, laborer, r. Clipper nr Diamond
Miitthews Charles, driver, r. 19 Clinton Park
Matthews Charles, ironworker, r. 909 Twenty-third
Matthews Celia Miss, operator Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 1122 Bryant
Matthews D. Waller, foundryman.r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Edwin, jeweler, r. 514 Taylor
Matthews Eli, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Oakland
Matthews Frederick C, with Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. 2720 Sacramento
Matthews George H , packer A. Frei, r. 7 Sheridan
Matthews Hhrry. waiter Wm. F. Cardall, r.308 Minna
Matthews Henry, capitalist, 611 Clay, r. Oakland
Matthews I. H. Mrs., widow, r. 605 >^ Guerrero
Matthews James, extraraan Hose No. 9
Ma,ttlie-\vs James, foreman San Francisco Gas
Light Co., r. 312 Valencia
Matthews James, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 932
Montffomery
MATTHEWS JAMESREV,, D, D,pr,.e..
pal Westminster School,' ia9 HaigUt
Matthews James E., engineer, r. 724 Brannan
Matthews John, teamster Patrick Lynch, r. 1212
Larkin
Matthews John, woodcarver, r. 51 Stevenson
Matthews John M., physician, r. 909 Twenty-third
Matthews John R., boxmaker, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Kate, domestic 526 Sutter
Matthews Lawrence, laborer John H. Hanavan. r.
1122 Bryant
Matthews Lawrence Jr., glassblower S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 1122 Bryant
Matthews Margaret, widow, r. 56 Tehama
Matthews Mary, widow, r. 1929 Jessie
Matthews Mary Mrs., varieties, r. 1647 Mission
Matthews Owen, laborer, r. Sierra nr Kentucky
Matthews Patrick, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 1122 Bryant
Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Preston PI
Matthews Peter, expressman, r. 8 Harry PI
Matthews Bose, widow, r. 526 Vallejo
Matthews Samuel, rigger, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Samuel, with Lebenbaum Bros, r. 1433
Mission
Matthews Samuel Jr., blacksmith, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Samuel B., superintendent Karluk Pack-
ing Co., r. 1328 Mission
Matthews Samuel D., carpenter, r. 14Bidley
Matthews Thomas, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
Matthews W. , laborer Pac. Iron Works
Matthews Walter, bagmaker, r. 833 Dolores
Mattliews Wickliffe (Bogers, Matthews & Chil-
strom) attorney at law, 415 Montgomery, r. 907
Lombard
Matthews William, r. 330 Sutter
Mattliews William, attorney at law, 120 Sutter,
rooms .54-56, r. 131 Post
Matthews William, bagmaker, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews William A., special agent Guardian Assur-
ance Co., 401 California, r. Oakland
Matthews William D., salesman Thomas Lundy, r,
514 Taylor
Matthews William H.. actor, r. 306 Sutter
Mattliews William H. J., secretary Celery,
Beef and Iron Extract Co., and Sonoma County
Land and Improvement Co., 15-17 Post, r. Oaklanc
B^" Matthews See Mathews
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Capital, $4,125,000 I GEO. D. DORMN, Man
Assets, $4,712,747 WM. SESTOM, Asst. Man&j
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Matthey Robert, coflfee saloon, 20 Third, and bakery,
lnj;i Mission
Matthey T.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Matthias Hurman, oysterman Charles Mayer, r. 1612
Jessie
Mattliias Jacob, butcher, r. Paraguay nr Railroad Av
Hatthiesen Matthias, shoemaker, 1101 Howard, r. 219
Twelfth
Mattbieson Matthias, shoemaker, 642 Filbert r. 1808
Powell
Mattblessen Gustave F., laborer, r. 529 Sixth
Matticevich Nicholas, wines and liquors, NE
cor Washington and Battery, r. 611 Post
JIattiliano Anton, laborer, r. 1117 !4 Kearny
Mattiugly Richard C, salesman Fr^k P. Latson, r.
su;i (iuerrero
Mattini Guiseppi, gardener, Onondaga Av nr Indus-
trial School
Mattison Ellen, widow, r. 522 Fifteenth
Mattison M. J., r. 237 Fifth
Mattison Richard C, porter Sullivan. Kelly & Co., r.
2-')03 Lark in
Mat'ison William, carpenter FuUon Iron Works
Mattison William, clerk, r. 522 Fifteenth
^?" Mattison See Madison, Madson, Matson and
Mattson
Mattix G. L., r. 1104 Market
Mattner Ernest H., physician, r. 34 Fell
ilatiQ Frank, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Mattoch Charles F.. cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r.
19 Vermont
Matton F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Mattuon Joseph S (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 16 Hill
J>Iattoon & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and
l;,'uacio Danglada) Custom House Ijfokers, 5US
Battery
Mattos Frank, barber M. M. Cordeino, r. cor Drumm
and Clay
Mattson Andrew, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r . Oakland
Miittsou Gustave, longshoreman, r. 2215 J^ Mason
Mattson John, deckhand atmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Mattson John, porter Wheeland k Collins, r. 47 Sac-
ramento
Mattson Louis, waiter r. 413 Natoma
Mattson Magnus, engineer, r. 112 Jackson
Mattson Olof, liquor saloon. 26 Eddy, r. 1913 Laguna
Mattson S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
^^ Mattson. See Madison, Matson, Mattison and
Mattsen
Matulich Alexander, salesman D. Ghirardelli & Sons,
r. 428 !<S Vallejo
Matulovich A., coalpasser stmr San Juan
Matz Frederick, milhnan Pac. Rolling Mill
Matzeii Albert, cook, r. 263 East
Matzfn Frank T., clerk Valentine Hassmer, r. 20M
Wetmore PI
Matzen Otto, plumber, r. 20>>S Wetmore PI
Jlatzt-n Peier, expressman, r. 1817 Vallejo
Slatzeu Theodor, bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r.
50'.) Bush
Matzenauer Gottfried, cook, r. 9 Elizabeth
Man August, tanner ReiUy & Louis, r. 232 Twenty-
eighth
Mau Christian, fruits and vegetables, 6 California
Market, and SE cor California and Lyon
Mail Frederick, waiter, r. 442 Natoma
Man John, laborer, r. Penobscot nr Vancouver
Mau Otillia Mrs. (Mau, Sadler & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific
Av
9I.1U, Sadler <!l^ Co. (Mrs. Otillia Mau, Hermann
J. Sadler, William F. Mau and Edward H. Mor-
gan) importers and wholesale grocers, 9-15 Beale
Mau William F. (Mau. Sadler & Co.) r. 1327 Sutter
tS^ Mau. See Mow
Maubec Charles, salesman C. Carpy & Co., r. 1520
Franklin
Maucibo Joseph D., driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J, SLOANE & CO.
IMPOIITKU.S AND DK.VI.KRS IS
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
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IilTFI..
Mauch Theobald, salesman, r. 513 McAllister
Mauchan Michael, r. 5i5 Mission
Mauerhan Gottlieb A., salesman Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co.. r. 302 Lily Av
Maugham Annie (Somers k Maugham) r. 2478 Market
Maugham James, bakery and varieties, 401 Haight
Maugham William F., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 814 Laguna
Maule William L., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.. r.
317 Bush
Maulfair Mary A. Mrs., vestmaker, r. 120 Jones
Maume Aunie Miss, r. 5 Natoma
Maume Matthew B., clerk, r. 5 Natoma
Maume M. E.. laborer S. P. Co., r. 13 Albion Av
Maunder E. O., cook, r. 226 Sixteenth
Maunder P., mechanical dentist, 122 Geary, room 1
Manner Frank, boxinaker, r. 134 Ninth
Maupay Eiuma Miss, r. 711 Jones
Maupin Zeralda H., widow, r. 423 Ellis
Mauran Joseph R., draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gener-
al's Office, r. Oakland
Maurat Louis, r. 13.'0 Stockton
Maurer Charles J., chief clerk California Su-
gar Refinery, Potrero, r. 244 Shotwell
Maurer Frederick, superintendent Pioneer Varnish
Works, r. NE cor Sonoma and Kansas
Maurer Frederick Jr., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Al-
ameda
Maurer Gottfried, laborer William Meyer, r. 537 Sac-
ramento
Maurer Peter, barber C. Hoff'man, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Peter A., hatter, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Richard, butcher, r. 125 Fell
Maurer William F.. carrier Post Olfice, r. 134 Ninth
Maurette John, cook. r. 2 Quincy PI
Maurice James, teamster Peter Robinson, r. 2115 Du-
pont
Maurin John B., hatter, r. 537 M Stevenson
Mauriuo J. k Co. (Joseph Muurino and Joseph Fre-
dioni) wagonmakers, 424-426 Pacific
Maurino Joseph (J. Maurino k Co.) r. 112 Trenton
Maussans Antoine, r. 355 Clementina
Mausshardt August, machluist, r. (;2:i Fell
Mausshardt Conrad, wholesale aud retail dealer Cali-
fornia wines. 427 California, r. 623 Fell
Mautalen Charles, cutter Porter, Slessinger k Oo., r.
608 Filbert
Mauter Henry, expressman, r. 1.308 Baket
Mauter Louis, cigarmaker, r. 309 Seventh
Mautuer Adolph (Behneman & Co.) r. 1022 Golden
Gate Av
Mautz A. & Co. (Albert Mautz and Morris Zober-
bier) proprietors The Elite, and importers dry
gooils, K-nt'b furnishing and fancy goods, 2520-
2.V22 Mission
Mautz Albert (A. Mautz .<i Co.) r. 102 Bartlett
Maiivais Zeno, dealer pianos, organs and musical
merchandise, 719 Market, r. Oakland
MAUZY BYRON .o.e a^^nt Pa.
citic Const., Suliiiu-r i^ Co., Peek <!<f Son,
Newby >*te Bviiiiit plstitos, and Standard
orf^ans; pianos renieil, tuned and re-
paired, »U8-:}14Post, r. Oakland
Maveety Mary Miss, saleslady Edward Korr, r. 2336
Mission
Mavers Alexander, r, 451 Tehama
Mavers George, laborer Thomas H. Nelson, r. 451 Te-
hama
Mavers William, driver, r. 451 Tehama
Mawdsley George, clerk Charles Foster, r. 513 Twen-
ty-ninth
Mawson Edwin R., ship joiner, r. 1122 Folaom
Max Aaron, tall r, 308 Bush. r. 735 Tehama
Maxcy Henry W., sallmaker Harding. Urann & Prior,
r. 25 Hoff Av
M.ixey Ell-n, widow, r. 48 Minna
MaxUeld Ellsworth, glovemaker, r. 1051 Mission
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiiiininjfs
II Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Maxfield George R.. second officer U. S. Light House
tender Madrona
Maxtield Joseph E., lieutenant U. S. A., assistant in
charge U. S. Signal Office, 302 Montgomery, r. 826
Bnsh
Maxson Frank, president Crystal Soda Water Co., 2510
Mason, r. (512 Lombard
Maxson Herbert E.. bookkeeper Crystal Soda Water
Co., r. 612 Lombard
Maxson William, salesman, r. 7043^ Mission
Maxwell Charles, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 521
Green
Maxwell Frank, machinist, r. 261 First
Maxwell George, r. 871 Market
Maxwell George, waiter, r. 112 Shipley
Maxwell George F.. hydrant inspector. Corporation
Yard S. F. F. D., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell George H. (Mesick & Maxwell) attorney at
law, 60-61 Nevada lilock, r. Sonoma, Cal.
Maxwell George R., paying teller First National Bank,
r. 702 ^ Van Nees Av
Maxwell G. P., r. 1045 Market
Maxwell Harry, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Oakland
Maxwell Henry, clerk, r. 134 Liberty
Maxwell James, pressman The Occident Printing
House, r. 303 First
Maxwell J. D. (Conrad & Maxwell) r. 813 Sutter
Maxwell John R., clerk James F. O'Hanlon. r. 1914
Powell
Maxwell John S., collector, r. 702 M Van Ness At
Maxwell John W. C, mining engineer, ^•. 318 Van
Maxwell M. E. Mrs., r. 702 M Van Ness Av
Maxwell Minna, widow, r. 13 Hubbard
Maxwell Robert S., bagmaker Blake, Moffltt & Towne,
r. 134 L'berty
Maxwell Thomas, carpenter, r. 1120 Twenty-second
Maxwell Thomas J., weigher, Sea Wall, r. 1911 Stock-
ton
Maxwell Victor T., bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r.
702 M Van Ness Av
Maxwell Wesley a., painter, r. 756 Folsom
Maxwell William, deputy Assessor, r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell William B. Jr., clerk Blake, Moffitt &Towne,
r. 134 Liberty
Maxwell William H., booklieeper, r. 1.34 Liberty
May Adam (A. C. Josselyn & Co.) r. 1617 Howard
May Alfred J., master mariner, r. 708 Pine
May Charles E., salesman Summerfield & Roman, r.
926 Mission
May E. Mrs., widow, r. 814 Mission
May Edward F., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 538 Guerrero
May Frank, waiter, r. 723 Lociist Av
Mav Fred., waiter, 946 Howard
May Fulton H., engineer, r. 259 Jersey
May George S., r. 1313 Taylor
May Gustav, gasfitter Sweeney & Kearns, r. 1612
Stevenson
May H.. r. Palace Hotel
May Henry, capitalist, 42-43 Nevada Block, r. 1215
"Sutler
May James, apprentice George E. Belmor, r. 275 >^
Minna
May John, city passenger agent Atlantic and Pac.
RR., 4 New Montgomery
May John, expressman, P. M. SS. Co's Dock, r. 517
Bryant
May Jiihn, waiter, r. 637 California
May John K., cellarman National Brewing Co., r. 537
Birch Av
May Joseph (Livingston & Co.) r. 217 Grant Av
May Louis, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 608 Nineteenth
May Magdeline, widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
May Mayer Rabbi, r. 593 Ash Av
May Morris P., salesman, r. 735 Green
May Patrick, laborer, r. Bryant Av, bet Solano and
Butte
May Richard, furnished rooms, 909 Mission
May Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 2246 Mission
May Tboiuas, miner, r. 444 Braunan
May T. H. T.. waiter stmr Granada
May William, laborer, r. Domluica nr Susquehanna
May William, painting and whitening, 1547 Mission,
r. 1H50 Folsom
May William B., secretary Yosemlte Commissioners,
office 329 Pine, room 4, r. 1114 Clay
May William 0. J., clerk Fisher Packing Co., r. cor
Domiuica and Yazoo
May William T. Mrs., r. 758 Harrison
Maybeck John, cabinetmaker, r. 828 Folsom
Mayberry Hall. 2il7 Mission
Mayberry Mary H., widow, r. 711 Shotwell
Mayberry Charles3I., r. 1623 M Mission
Mayblum Morris, capitalist, r. 1353 Post
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 56 Zoe
Maybury Richard, shipwright, r. 9 Laurel PI
Mayder Joseph, carpenter, r. 1035 Market
Mayeaux Adele Miss, milliner Mrs. K. Adcock, r.
2431) Sacramento
Mayer Abraham (Heyman & Mayer) r. 5G0 Minna
Mayer Adolpb, tailor, r. 233 Oak
Mayer Albeit (Mayer & Comte) r. 738 Broadway
Mayer Albert, cabinetmaker Aug. Jungblut & Co., r.
Alameda
Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 320 O'Farrell
Mayer Amadeo J. (Pracy & Mayer) r. Redwood Peak
Mayer Anton, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mayer August, butcher, r. 4.s0 Stevenson
Mayer August, clerk Bernard Miller, r. 1030 York
Mayer August, dairyman, r. 1010 Bush
Mayer August, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 126
Ninth
Msyer B. & Son (Bernhardt and Henry) groceries, 236
Sixth
Mayer Bernhardt (B. Mayer & Son) r. 1030 Folsom
Mayer Charles (Charles Mayer & Sou) r. 820 Guerrero
Mayer Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Mayer Charles, shoemaker, 1507 Pine, r. 1507 Larkin
Mayer Charles Jr. (Charles Mayer & Son) r. 924 Fill-
more
MAYER CHARLES & SON
(Charles and Charles Mayer Jr.) pro-
prietors California Cloak Co., 569
Market
Mayer Charles P., oyster saloon. Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 409 Grove
Mayer Charles P. Jr., oyster depot. Mission Market,
r. 2424 Mission
Mayer Christian G., wines and liquors, Paraguay nr
Railroad Av
Mayer Frank, waiter Joseph Straub, r. 253 Clem-
entina
Mayer Frederick, baker, r. Railroad Av nr Paraguay
Mayer George, clerk Bernard Miller, r. 11 William
Mayer Gustave, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 2313 Cali-
fornia
Mayer Henry (B. Mayer & Son) r. 1030 Folsom
Mayer Henry, tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 233 Oak
Mayer Herman, r. 270 First
Mayer Isadore. clerk, r. 560 Minna
Mayer Isidore H., real estate, 503 California, r. 304
Stockton
Mayer John (Kayser & Mayer) r. 1918 Stevenson
Mayer John L., carriage blacksmith, 518 Sixth, r. 1030
York
Mayer Joseph, plumber, 765 Howard, r. 907 McAllis-
ter
Mayer Joseph E., shoemaker, r. 776 Stevenson
Mayer Jules (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. 2313 California
Mayer Leon, r. 1323 Steiner
Mayer Louis, r. 225 Grant Av
Mayer Louis, cook Palace Hotel
BEAMISITS
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. TOR. THIKR
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Jixtares.
37 Martet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
wash1n^t?n sT.i-PMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
MAY
789
MAY
Mayer Louis W.. winemaker. r. 231 Seventh
Mayer Marcus, biitcber, r. 1210 Eddy
Mayer Max, travelins sulesman Blum Bros.
Mayer M. E. & Co. (Moses E. Mayer aud Isaac Oppen-
heiiiier) dry goods and crockery, '.i'H Si.xth
Mayer Morris, »;lazier, (132 WasUington, r. a031 Six-
teeiitb
Mayer Morris, traveling salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel
& Co-., r. Hill Polk
Mayer Moses E. (M. E. Mayer & Co.) r. 174 Clara
Mayer Nathan, salesman E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 2313
California
Mayer Nathan, traveling salesman M. Heller & Sons,
r. 236 Sutter
Mayer Nathan Mrs., widow, r. 2207 Sutter
Mayer Oscar J., druggist, SW cor Geary and Oc-
tavia
Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eleventh and Natoiua
Mayer Samson, upholsterer, r. ofiO Minna
Mayer Samuel, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 1507 Lar-
kin
Mayer Samuel, clerk B. Mayer & Son, r. 1030 Folsom
Mayer Samuel D., insurance, 301 California, r. 916
.Jones
Maytr Theodore, with Henry Mayer, r. 233 Oak
Maver Thomas, bartender, r. 172 Clementina
Mayer Wendelin, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Mayer William, draftsman, r. 807 Leavenworth
Mayer William, salesman, r. 830)^ Harrison
MayiT & Conite (Albert Mayer and Eugene Comte)
"bakery, 63i Pacific
8^" Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyfr and Myer
May.-rhof-r Francis W., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r.
Sll ii Golden Gate Av
Maverhofer Max, bookkeeper Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,
r. 123 Turk
Jlayerhoflfer Cbarles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Mayers Albert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 560
Minna
Mayers Annie, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Mayers Benjamin, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1613
Geary
Mayers Bessie Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 303] Sixteenth
Mayers Charles H., r. 2424 Mission
Mayers David L., manag r Union Fence Co., 117 Main,
r. 927 Geary
Mayers George H., r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Mayers Henry, r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Mayers Henry J. manager Davis Bros., r. 218 Dor-
land
Mayers John, boots, shoes aud varieties, 1712 Leav-
enworth
Mayers Mary, widow, r. Ill Hayes
Mayers Nellie, bookfolder, r. 1712 Leavenworth
Mavers Rachael Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 3031 Sixteenth
MAYEKS EGBERT .„.,„
watclies and je-\veiry, ciirioii and novel-
ties. Practical ^vatclinialter and jew-
eler, 037 Market, under Palace Hotel,
r. 507K' Lionibard
Mayf-rs Robert W., clerk Robert Mayers, r. NE cor
Ca^si'lli .\v and Rose
Movers .Si'.iion, merhaut. r. 028 Jackson
Mayers Walter, shoemaker. P. F. Nolan & Co.. r. 1712
Leavenworth
(&' Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes George* Co. (August Kahman) oyster saloon
41-42 California Market
Mayes James, carpenter J. Hammoud & Co., r. Golden
Eactle Hotel
Mayes Joseph, boilerniaker, r. 31 Minna, rear
Mnvfiehl Abraham (Mayfield k Co.) r. 406!^ Larkin
Maylield Max, clerk D. N. & E.Walter Ac Co., r. 406M
Larkin
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMEIiT3 :
w, & J, mm & CO,
SASH CURTAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
May field Samuel, cook Alfred Levy
Mayfleld & Co. (Abraham Maytield) crockery and
glassware, 118 Battery
Mayflower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.) J. Morizio
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
Mayhew C. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mayhew Charles H., clerk H. B. Mayhew, r. 616
Golden Gate Av
Mayhew Frank E., bookkeeper H. B. Mayhew, r. 2322
Sutter
Mayhew Frank H., painter, r. 37 Post
Mayhew Frank J., salesman Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 821 Guerrero
Mayhew Fred. S., clerk Pope k Talbot, r. 18 Guy PI
Mayhew H. Allen, grain broker, 28 Merchant's Ex-
change, r. Niles, Cal.
Mayhew H. B., internal revenue and Custom
House broker, 413 Washington, r. 516 Golden Gate
Av
Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayhew) r. 2831 Howard
Mayhew John, agent, r. 134 Fourth
Mayhew John H., r. 18 Guy PI •
Mayhew Joseph, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo * Co.,
r. S(i7 Bush
Mayhew W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mayhew William, laborer, r. 1623 Eddy, rear
Mavhew William B., clerk C. G. Athearn, r. 824
"church
MAYHEW WILLIAM E.
drngjifisl and cUenii.st, 144 Fourtli, r.
837 Howard
Mayhood Alexander H., grlpman Sutter St. RR., r.
2612 Sutter
Jlayhood B.. musician Bush Street Theater
Maykuhs Henrv, w<wdworker. 1118 Mission, r. 33 Eddy
Mavle Charles," clerk, r. .^42 Fifteenth
MAYLE GEORGE D. .Mayu
<& Wienholzl and proprietor Volz's
Bakery and Confectionery, 38 Fourth,
r. 309 .Tessie
Mayle «fc Wienholz (George D. Mayle and Nich-
olas C. Wienholz) Elite Coffee Parlors, 427 Mont-
gomery
Maynard A. G., instrument maker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 824 Bush
Maynard Arthur B., miller Yosemlte Flonr Mills, r.
726 Haves
Mavnard Charles, stonecutter, r. 50R Second
Maynard Duff 0., shipping clerk Cunningham, Cur-
tiss .<: Welch, r. Saucelito
Maynard Duncan D., insurance solicitor, 614 Cali-
fornia, r. 730 Green
Maynard Ernest, shoemaker, r. 555 Mission
Mavnard Frank T., carpenter, r. .506 Second
Maynard George, porter H. Dutard, r. Prescott House
Maynard George H., stonecutter, r. 506 Second
Maynard G. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 California
Maynard Harry, r. 220 Kearny
Maynard James, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1516 Larkin
Maynard James Jr., clerk freight auditor's offlcft, r.
1516 Larkin
Maynard John, liquor saloon, .500 Pacific
Mavnard John B., purser, r. 3(t McAllisier
Maynard John H.. office 315 California, room 1-2, r.
Palace Hotel
Maynard M. Miss, librarian Cal. State Mining Bu-
reau, r. 612 Mason
Mavnard Richard, r. 139 Perry
Maynard Stith. clerk U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r. San
Mateo
Mayne Charlex, capitalist, office 62* Montgomery.
r. Palace Hotel
Mavnc Frank F.. carpenter, r. 7.32 Folsom
Mayne John, machinist Atlas Iron Works r. 204 Van
"Ness Av
RINTING PRESSES, PALNIER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA I>UV "SPEriAIi,"
W. B. Chapman, Sole Ag-ent for Pacific Coast;
MAY
790
McA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTKllS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mayne Marie, stewardeBS stnir Grnnada
Ms.Nne TliouiHS, plumber, r. 2037 Hariisoi]
Mayne William, leather dresser J. C. Rued & Co.. r.
793 Mission
Mayne William, tanner, r. S.^OJ^ Valencia
8^ Mayne. See Main and Meyn
Mayntzer Jospph, bartender, r. 8 August Alley
Mayo Alfred McD., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
255 Clementina
Mayo Alice, widow, r. 17 Ji Laskie
Mayo Charles, pilot office, 500 Battery, room 9, r. 214
Leavenworth
Mayo Charence S., bricklayer, r. 816 Treat Av, rear
Mayo H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mayo Harry L., bricklayer, r. 7 Albion Av
Mayo Henry B., attorney as law, 411 Ji California, r.
1009 Leavenworth
Mayo Joseph, foreman Stearns, Worden & Co., r. 339
Sixth
Mayo Nathaniel L., draftsman Moore & Schulze, r.
Oakland
Mayo Peter, bootblack, 21 Taylor, r. 99 Second
Mayo Richard G., furniture, 721 Valencia
Mayo Theodore, clerk, r. 2703 Harrison
Mayor of San Francisco, office New City Hall,
first floor
Mayow I., cord wainer, r. 705 Valencia
Mayow Robert, cord wainer, r. 705 Valencia
Mayriech Adolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
Mayriscli Brotherg <& Co. (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch) manufacturers cigars,
and importers manufactured and leaf tobacco,
405 Battery cor Clay
Mayrisch Emma, clerk Isadore Dans, r. 15 Valparaiso
Mayrisch Ernest, clerk T. J. Parsons, r. Alameda
Mayrisch Gustave (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch Otto, cigarmaker, r. 15 Valparaiso
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.) r. 914
Greenwich
Maysenhalder Frederick J., laster, r. 520 Shotwell
Maysounave Peter, liquor saloon, 550 Clay. r. Over-
land House
Maypounave Philippe, laundryman John Bernou, 639
Third
Mayville Frank, carpenter, r. Savannah nr Java
Maywald William, butcher, r. 2512 Post
Mazante Theresa, fruits, NW cor Alabama and Twen-
ty-sixth
Maze Commodore P., carpenter, r. 36 Jespie
Maze Emile, clerk Bennett & Co., r. 334 Turk
Maze K. G. Mrs., widow, r. 334 Turk
Mazzera Dominlck. laborer, r. 35 Boardman PI, rear
Mazzera Giuseppe, gardener, r. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
Mazzi Francisco, liquor saloon, 22 Montgomery Av,
r. 617 Green
Mazzi Philip, bartender M. Granettonl, r. 440 Hayes
Mazzoni Maurizio, fruits and vegetables, 2325 Mis-
sion
McAbee Frank, teamster, r. 304 Seventeenth
McAdam Alexander, millwright, r. 6 Chattanooga
McAdam Cecelia, milliner, r. 815 Howard
McAdam Frank, bookkeeper M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
921 Greenwich
McAdam J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McAdam James, laborer, r. Hope bet California Av
and Brewster, B. H.
McAdam Januarins. ship carpenter, r. 815 Howard
McAdam Maggie Miss, shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 815 Howard
McAdams Annie, widow, r. Twenty-sixth nr Noe
McAdams Edward, printer, r. 139 Clara
McAdaius Edward, wood sorter S. F. Wood Exchange,
r. 412 Ashbury
McAdams John, boilermaker. r. lOlG Florida
McAdams John J., machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 7.52
Howard
McAdams Michael, waiter, r. 7.52 Howard
McAdams Samuel F., aa.sistant bookkeeper S. F. Tool
Co., r. Twenty-si xtli nr Noe
McAdams Thomas, waiter, r. 7.52 Howard
McAdoo John, clerk Main & Winchester, r. NE cor
Post and K<-arny
McAdoo Johu W., watchman Cal. Safe Deposit and
Trust Co., r. 1.520 Sanchez
McAdoo M., hostler Wells Fargo & Co.. r. 606 O'Far-
rell
McAdoo Matthew, stableman, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Union
McAfee Boiler Works, William McAfee & Son proptrs,
210-214 Spear
McAFEE BROTHERS .cwnnan.
McAfee and A. S. Bal«l-\vin) real estate,
insurance brokers and land agents, 10
Montgomery
McAfee C. William (McAfee Bros.) r. 2919 California
McAfee George C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1010 Treat Av
McAfee L. Carroll, capitalist, office 10 Montgomery,
r. 1250 Taylor
McAfee Thomas 0. Mrs., widow, r. Hotel Bella Vista
McAfee William (William McAfee & Son) r. 1010
Treat Av
McAfee William A. (William McAfee & Son) r. 1406
California
McAfee William & Son (William and William A.)
boiler makers, 210-214 Spear
BSf" McAfee. See McFee and McPhee
McAlee D.. laborer S. F. Planing Mill, r. 613 Fourth
McAleer Alice, widow, r. 606 Haight
McAleer Annie Miss, dressmaking. 615 Geary
McAleer Charles, salesman C. Curtin, r. 218 jiJ Linden
Av
McAleer Cornelius, teamster Le Roy Brundage, r. 606
Haight
McAleer Frank, boilermaker, r. 20 Moss
McAleer Frank, tanner, NE cor Hampshire and
Twenty-sixth, r. 1218 Hampshire
McAleer Hugh, sawyer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. 307 Thirtieth
McAleer James, drayman, r. 315 Franklin
McAleer James J., driver, r. 601 Ji Linden Av
McAlester Albert, cashier McAlester & Jones, r. 8
Yerba Buena
McAlester William F. (McAlester & Jones) r. 8 Yerba
Buena
McALESTER & JONES
(William F. McAlester and diaries A.
Jones) i-eal estate agents and house
liroUers, 423 Montgomery
McAlister Charles J., upholsterer, r. 1045 Folsom
McAlister John I., mechanic, r. 1045 Folsom
McAlister William A., caneworker Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. 1045 Folsom
McALISTER WILLIAM H
manager Liggett «Si Myers Tobacco Co
(St. Louis, Mo.) office a06 Front, r. 3313
Devisadero
McAUep William I., master mariner, r. 216 Castro
McAllis T. Henry, salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. Oak-
land
McAUis William, clerk Huntington HopWns Co.
Oakland
McAllister , cook, r. 641 Commercial
McAllister Alexander, molder, r. 531 Howard
McAllister Alfred, carpetlayer J. Spaulding & Co
1023 Post
McAllister Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 1022
Mission
McAllister Charles A., stenographer Parke & Lacy, r,
San Rafael
McAllister George W., driver, r. 401 Van Ness Av
'THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEK AND READY-MADE.
Corner 9I0I«X«0]»£BV and SCXTDB STS-
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Managi
WM. SnSTON, Asst Manage
«*A=^?^=^ ' BOOKS. STATIONERY. PIANOS. ORGANS,
MARKET ST.) PRINTING AND BINDING.
McA
791
McA
McAllister Hall (McAllister*: BerRin) r. San Rafael
McAUiBter Hirvey H., chiropodist, 120 Kenruy.
room 47
MoAUister Battle A., r. H15 Larkin
McAllister Heury, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
90 Everett
McAlIisti-r Isabella Miss, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005
Suiter
McAllister James, teamster Erlanger & Galinger. r.
t)18 Ash Av
McAllister Jane, domestic 2423 Sutter
McAllister John, laborer, r. l42() Dolores
McAllister John J., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works
McAUist.r M. Hall, clerk E. L. G. Steele k Cc.r. San
Rafael
McAllister Mary, widow, r. 42 Jessie
McAllister Patrick, laborer, r. 421)4 Natoma
McAllister Robert, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McAllister Robert, cook, r. 37 Pacific
McAllister \V;ird Jr.. attorney at law. 4.30 Montgom-
ery, r. Union Club
McAllister William, agent, r. 1022 Mission
McAllister William B., dentist, 223 Post, r. 2628
Sncramenti)
AIcAUister William F. , physician and quaran-
tine officer and United States Commissioner of
Immigration, 47-49 Merchants' Exchange, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
McAllister & Berlin (Hall McAllister and
Thomas I. Bergin) attorneys at law, 38 Nevada
Block
Iff' McAllister. See McCallister, McAlester and Mc-
Alister
McAlpin Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
Mc.\lpin Margaret, widow, r. 1510 Pacitlc Av
McAlpino James G., watchmaker Larsen & Wilson, r.
900 Sholwell
McAlplne Walter, piledriver, r. 1715 Howard
McAndrews James, boatman, r. 721 Davis
McAndrews Nellie Mrs., millinery, 308 O'Farrell
McAndrews Philip, boatman, r. 721 Davis
McAnespie Frank, boilermaker, r. 41 Clinton
McAnespie James, painter, r. 41 Clinton
McAnespie Mary, widow, r. 41 Clinton
McAneny James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 254 Tehama
McAneny Peter, laborer, r. Nebraska nr Sonoma
McAneny Sarah Mrs., widow, r. 2012 Larkin
McAran Patrick, driver James Tomkinson, r. 59
Minna
McAran Patrick, real estate, 507MoutKoraery, room 11
K?" MiAran. See McArron and McCarron
Mc.Ardle Mr.s., varieties, 1612 Pacific Av
McArdli- Arthur, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
McArdle Bernard, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
6.56 Ji Minna
McArdle James, confectionery, 352 Third
McArdle James J., r. 2427 Greenwich
McArdle Jefiferson, stevedore, r. 12 Clyde
MiArdle John, engineer r. E s Washington Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
McArdle John, teamster, r. 12 Clyde
McArdle John, tenraster, r. 523 Stevenson
McArdle Joseph D., reporter Call, r. 638 J4 Valencia
McArdle Joseph M., lab'^rer Custom House, r. 656 M
Minna
McArdle Owen, bartender P. McAdle, r. 777 Market
McArdle Patrick (McArdle & Shannon) r. 63854 Va-
lencia
McArdle Peter, engineer, r. 6 Roach
McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, 8E cor Market and
Fourth, r. 938 Twenty-second
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r. 12 Clyde
McArdle Thomas B., painter and whitener, r. 656)4
Miima
McArdle Walter G., helper J. W. Keefe, r. 711 Tehama
McArdle William, r. 63 Tehama
McArdle William, gripmnn Sutter St. RR.
McArdle W. P., r. 115^ Wildey
i,^
■\ps7'j^isirrs
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EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McArdle *: Shannon (Patrick McArdle and DomiDlck
Shannon) liquor »aloou, 13 Poet
8^" McArdle. See McCardle
McArevy Ellen J. Miss, r. 3i5 Green
McArron Charles, carrlagemaker, 540 Valencia, r. 362
Seventeenth
e^ McArron. See McAran and McCarron
McArthur Charles r. Ki South Park
McArthur D. T., coachman, 1510 Taylor
Mc.\rthur George, patternmaker, r. 1324 Pine
McArthur Robert, bookkeeper Schweitzer ic Co., r.
743 Pine
8^ McArthur. See McCarter
McAsey Charles, seaman, r. 521 First
McAsey David, steward stmr San Jos^, r. 15 Freelon
McAsey Delia Mrs., liquor saloon, 527 Second
McAsey Patrick, liquor saloon, 527 Second
McAsey Patrick J., expressman, SE. cor First and
Brannan. r. 527 Second
McAulay Ambrose, machinist Daly & Cavanagh
MoAuley A. P.. r. 419 Geary
McAuley J., r. 521 Pacific
B^' McAuley. See Macaulay, McCauley and Mc-
Gauley
McAuliffe Charles, millband Laumeister Mills
McAulifife Charles E., with McAuliffe & Co., r. 4'29
Fillmore
McAulifife Cornelius, teamster, r. 414 Jones
McAulifi'e Daniel, groceries, NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-Second
McAuliffe Daniel, clerk P. B. McAuliffe, r. 331 Third
McAulifte Daniel, tanner Eagle Tannery
McAuliffe Dennis, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Dennis, r. 21 Stanly PI
McAuliffe Dennis, piledriver, r. 249 Steuart
McAuliffe Dennis J., currier Michael Tlernan, r. Ad-
dover Av nr Crescent .\v, B. H.
McAuliffe Edward, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 414
Jones
McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. SE cor Twentieth and Haiupohire
McAuliffe F. P.. clerk P. B. McAuliffe, r. 331 Third
McAuliffe Florence J., bookkeeper, r. 427 Oak
McAuliffe Florence T. (McAuliffe & Co.) r. 429 Fill-
more
McAuliffe Frank, bricklayer, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe George, triinkmaker, r. 27 Zoe
McAuliffe Grlssella Mrs., artist, 022 Geary
McAuliffe Hannah, widow, r. li.i Church
McAuliffe Hannah A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1043 Mis-
sion
McAuliffe James, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1182
Haight
McAuliffe James, laborer, r. 220 Twenty-fourth
McAuliffe James F.. moldcr. r. 723 Church
McAuliffe James I., upholsterer, r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe John, laborer, r. Florida bet Solano and
Butte
McAuliffe .John, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 1017 How-
■ aid
McAuliff« John J., laborer, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Joseph, currier, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAulitVe Joseph P., gasfltter Henry Williamson, r.
723 (;hurch
Mc.Vuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 4 Salmon
McAuliffe Margacft, widow, r. 44 Shotwell
McAuliffe Mary Miss, nurse, Nurses' Home'
McAuliffe Mary, widow, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe Michael A., clerk Custom House, r. «30
Gtary
McAuliffe Owen, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire
McAuIiffi- Patrick, bartender, r. 12 Hampton PI
M.AulilV. Patrick, plasterer, r. 322 Elubth
McAulilTe Patrick B., wood and coal, 333 Third, r. 331
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 40540?
St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FIVE MIIil^IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
McA'
792
McC
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
irLoisr
II* E3,
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FiKiiign, stil Kizen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McAuliffe Timothy, cabiuetiiiaker, r. 27 Zoe
McAuliflfe it Co. (Florence T. McAuliffe) coffin mnfrs,
36-88 Teutb
McAvoy Edward, printer, r. 556 Willow Av
McAvoy Edward, seaman, r. 319 J> ssie
McAvoy Goldwin, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 556 Willow Av
McAvoy Henry, a.ssistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
First Av bet Point Lobos Av and Fulton
McAvoy Hugh B. (McAvoy & Gallagher) r. 805 Turk
McAvoy James, janitor City Hall
McAvoy John, heljjer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Kentucky
McAvoy John, painter, r. 556 Willow Av
McAvoy John W., hostler, r. 1715 O'Farrell
McAvoy IMarearet, widow, r. 639 Golden Gate Av
McAvoy Michael, engineer, r. 327 Twenty-seventh
McAvoy Michael E., laborer, r. 11 J^ Clara
McAvoy Patrick, baker, r. 217 Eighth
McAvoy Thomas, oiler stmr City of New York
McAvoy Virgil, painter, r. 556 Willow Av
McAvoy W., storekeeper stmr Mariposa
3IcAvoy Si Gallau-lier (Hugh B. McAvoy and
Henry Gallagher) undertakers, 20 Fifth
8^" McAvoy. See McEvoy
McBain Alex, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. East Oak-
land
MoBean James, ship carpenter, r. 25 Gilbert
McBeanP. McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. 2611
Pacific Av
McBeth A., r. 63S Commercial
McBirney Samuel, stationery and confectonery, 1719
Devisadero, r. 2817 Pine
McBoyle A. & Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists, 504
Washington
McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r. 815 Golden
Gate Av
McBoyle James, cashier Hutchinson & Mann, r.
Berkeley
i^" McBoyle. See Boyle
McBrearty James, laborer, r. 450 J^ Natoma
McBrearty Michael J., r. 416 Minna
McBrearty Patrick, Liborer. r. 332 Shipley
McBride Albert, laborer A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. 625
Howard
McBride Alice Miss, adjuster TJ. S. Mint, r. 314 Turk
McBride Andrew, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
McBride Ann Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1509 California
McBride Anna, widow, r. 220 Prospect PI
McBride Anthony, conductor N. B. and M RR., r. 829
Folsom
McBride Catherine, widow, r. 832 Shotwell
McBride Daniel, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 9103^
Sixteenth
McBride Dennis, produce commission merchant, 115
Durmm r. 314 Turk
]\IcBride Duncan, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1308 Broderick
McBride E. A. Mrs., r. 317 Eddy
McBride Edward, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
McBride Edward, teamster, r. 48 Silver
McBride James, r. 1414 Harrison
McBride James, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
McBride James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
McBride James, roofer, r. 716 Tehama
McBride John, engineer Pac. Iron Works
McBride John, laborer, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
McBride John C, r. 247 Minna
McBride John G., salesman Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 1834 Eddy
McBride Joseph T., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 220
Prospect PI
McBride Kate, widow, r. 230 Eleventh
McBride L. H., salesman C. Curtin, r. 119 Jones
McBride Mary Mrs., r. 89 Everett
McBride Mary, domestic 1836 Turk
McBride Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 314 Turk
McRricIv Michael J., proprietor Olympic Club
Stable, 111 O'Farrell
M.Biid.- Patrick, carrier Call, r. 34 Silver, rear
I\I<i;ride Patrick, seaman, r. 156 Steuart
McBri.le R. K.. clerk S. V. News Co.
McIJride Sarah Mrs., r. 712 Sutter
McBride Thomas (McBride & McDonald) r. 605 Bry-
ant
McBride Thomas, driver, r. 829 Folsom
McBride Thomas, laborer, r. 1145 Harri-^on
McBride W. H., r. 417 Dupont
McBride William, clerk Forbes Bros., r. 230 Elev-
enth
McBride & McDonald (Thomas McBride and Joseph
McDonald) wood and coal, 709 Bryant
McBryde E. A. Mrs., r. 312 Eddy
McBurney James, waiter, r. 41 Everett
McBurney Samuel, teacher music, r. 413 Post
McBurnie Eliza, widow, lodgings, 541 Fourth
McBurnie Robert E., clerk, r. 541 Fourth
McCabe Bernard, groceries, 20 Anthony
McCabe C. A. Mrs., dress and cloak making, 1239 Fol-
som
McCabe Delia, domestic SW cor California and Gough
McCabe Eugene, laborer, r. 61 West Mission
McCabe Eugene O., engineer, r. 3 Morse PI
McCabe Francis J., haruessmaker William Cosbie, r.
61 West Mission
McCabe Hush, furniture, 128 Fourth and 743 Mis-
sion, r. 734 J^ Howard
McCabe James, attorney at law, r. 2 Elgin Park Av
McCabe James, r. 224 Eighth
McCabe James, r. 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, bookkeeper, r. 26 Turk
McCabe James, fireman, r. 114 Natoma
McCabe James, heel builder Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 428 Tehama
McCabe James, salesman William Davis, r. Oakland
McCabe James, salesman Hugh McCabe, r. 734}^
Howard
McCabe James J., clerk, r. 2 Dehone
McCabe James N., blacksmith, r. 223 Clara
McCabe James W., clerk F. W. Krt ling & Sons, r. 26
Turk
McCabe John, bookkeeper, r. 906 Howard
McCabe John, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 106
Alta
McCabe John, laborer, r. 18)^ Ridley
McCabe John, laborer, r. 48 Mmna
McCabe John, millhand, r. ICO Shipley
McCabe John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 223
Clara
McCabe John, teamster, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe John H., theatrical agent, 223 Kearny
McCabe John P.. blacksmith, r. 223 Clara
McCabe Joseph, porter Alexander Sloan, r. 120 Post
McCabe Julia Miss, r. 700M Bush
McCabe Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Mary, dressmaker, r. 9 Verona
McCabe Mary, widow, r. 1141 Harrison
McCabe Mary A., widow, r. N s Point Lobos Av nr
Eighteenth Av
McCabe Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 428 Te-
hama
McCabe Michael J., boilermaker, r. 20 Freelon
McCabe Nellie Miss, r. 100 Sixth
McCabe Nicholas, carpenter, r. 1122 Larkin
McCabe Owen, feathers and mattresses, 870 Mission.
r. 2915 Mission
McCabe Owen J., chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 2558 Greenwich
McCabe Patrick, carriage painter, r. 310 Eighth, rear
McCabe Patrick, lougshoreman, r. 270 First
McCabe Patrick, plumber Mauders & Iredale, r. 529
Stevenson
McCabe Richard S., pianotnner, r. 1718 Stevenson
McCabe Thomas, butcher Brown & Draper, r. 1132
Columbia
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AT
BEAMISH'S
HI ARKET ST., COS.. THIBI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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i?T?N ST. }ProDrietors of tlie OrleaBs Vineyari
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793
McC
McCabe Thomas, carbuilder, r. Montezuma nr How-
ard, B. H.
McCabe William, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2> Clara
t^ McCabe. See MacCabo
McCafferty Charles, cigars and tobacco, 136 Second, r.
119 Silver
MtCafferty Dominick, junk dealer, r. 538 Green
McCHllVrty Huge, laborer, r. I'i'JJi Rose Av
McCaffcriy Huge Jr., plasterer, r. I'itf^ Rose Av
McC.iflferty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.Ws
Georgia nr Shasta
McCafferty Michael, watchman, r. 4 Wall
McCaflferty William M.. livery stable, 24'28 Mission
McCaffrey Mrs, groceries, Ocean View
McCaffrey Bernard, teamster, r. ISO.i Ellis
McCaffrey Burt, painter, r. ttlC Minna
McCaffrey Charles J., tinner Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. ^H\ Bartlett
McCaffrey Cornelius, real estate, r. 1013 Market
McCaffrey Edward, laborer, r. .'JO Norfolk
McCaffrey George, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mls-
sicm
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman, r. 24 Hawthorne
MoCaff"rey Hugh Jr., molder, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey James, teamster Heckmann & Immel, r.
1427 bupont
McCaffrey James F., blacksmith Union Iron Works,
r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey J. F., r. 427 Sixth
McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 317 Beale
McCaffrey John, laborer, r. 1318 Dnpont
McCaffrey John, machinist, r. 24 Hawthorne
McCaffrey Matthew, messenger U. S. Mint, r. 123 Ce-
dar Av
McCaffrey Michael, laborer, r. 433 J^ Grove
McCaffrey Neil, r. 3 Sheridan
McCaffrey Owen, baker, r. 717 Brannan
McCaffrey Patrick, watchman Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 23."> Twelfth
McC iffrey Patrick H., stableman P. F. Canavan, r.
1125 Howard
McCaffrey Philip, r. 551 Mission
McCaffrey Rose, r. 119 Silver
McCaffrey Rose Mrs., r. 949 Howard
McCaffrey Thomas, carriage blacksmith A. Folsom &
Son. r. 245;^ Stevenson
McCaffrey Thomas F., waiter, r. 474 Jessie
McCaffrey William B., r. 446 Bartlett
McCahey John, driver Renton Coal Co., r. 1330 Wash-
in-;t<m
McCahey Patrick, laborer, r. 5.53 Mission
M -Cahon George, painter, r. N B Twenty- fourth bet
Diamond and Douglass
McCaig James T., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 1045 Mar-
ket
McCain James S.. office 310 Pine, room 11, r. Alameda
McCall Elvin C, photographer, r. 215 Golden Gate
Av
McCall Henry A., salesman M. J. Simmons, r. Ala-
meda
McCiili John, miner, r. 317 Bush
McCaM John J., driver, r. Paraguay nr St. John
McC ill John T., foreman Oriental Warehouse, r. 1229
Twenty sixth
McCall Joseph G. , general agent New York,
Lake Erie and Western Railway Co., 22 Mont-
gomery
McCall Kate Mrs., r. 4 Morrel PI
McCall Mary, widow, r. 246 Fourth
McCall Neil, molder Risdon I. ami L. Works
McCall Philip, groceries, 10 Converse
McCall Philip, pipefitter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
F""? Nebraska nr Sonoma
McCall Richard H., r. .500 Broadway
McCall Robert, painter, r. 522 Pine
McCall Robert A., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
«14 Sutter
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST news:
MOST GIECULATION ' MOST ADVEETISBiffENT^
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
M.\DE TO ORDEi; Fon
CHURCHES, LODdES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641. 643. 645 and 647 MARKET STREZT,
McCall Samuel (Santa Clara Molding Co.) r. 817
Jones
McCall Thomas, longshoreman, r. 21 Hunt
McCiill Thomas E., marker Buckingham & Becht, r.
21 Hunt
McCall William, contractor, r. 215 Golden Gate Av
1^- McCall. SeeMcCaull
McCallig William k., cabinetmaker Heywood Bros, k
Co., r. 211 Hickory Av
McCallister Henry C, barber Theodore C. Lampe, r.
32 Fourth
McCallister Maxwell, porter Wilmerdlng & Co., r. 84
Clipper
eF" Mc(;allister. See McAleeter, McAlister and Mc-
Allister
McCallon James, bookkeeper, r. 931 Market
McCalhim D., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ten-
nessee bet Solano and Butte
McCallum Duncan, liquor saloon. 515 Clay, r. 3051
Sixteenth
McCallum Eliza, widow, r. 1511 Ellis
McCallum H., foreman carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
McCallum John A., sugarboiler, r. Tennessee bet So-
lano and Mariposa
McCallum William, salesman C. Curtin,r.228 Fulton
McOauibridge .Andrew Mrs., r. 21 Willows Av
McCann Andrew, gardener, r. 2509 Post
McCann Anne, widow, r. 619 M Mission
McCann Anne Mrs., r. 449^ Tehama
McCann K. S., compositor Call
McCann Bernard, dyer, r. 318 Eleventh
McCann Bernard, laborer, r. 20'.) Perry
McCann Catherine .\., widow, r. 2 Dehone
McCann C. D. Mr.s., furnished rooms. 515^ Bush
McCann Charles, fireman, r. 523 Second
McCann Charles T., teamster Arpad Haraezthy & Co.,
r. 813 Broadway
McCann Daniel J., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 214
Hayes
McCauu Edward, longshoreman r. 334 Vallejo, rear
McCann Edward, tinsmith, r. 449 )« Tehama
McCann Edward T., laborer, r. 619M Mission
McCann Edward V., engineer tug Americus, r. 406
Tenth
McCann E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Hyde
McCann Eugene, carpenter, 221 Golden Gate Av, r.917
Golden Gate Av
McCann Frank, baker, r. 4 Boston PI
McCann Frank G., boxmaker, r. 23 Webster
McCann Frank N., sign painter, 535 Fourth, r. 2 De-
hone
McCann Frank P.. manager tobacco dept Man, Sadler
& Co.. r. 527 Taylor
McCann Frank T., engineer, r. 290.') Geary
McCann James, boilermaker. r. 212 First
McCann James, boxmaker . r. 331 Bealo
McCann James, laborer, r. 512 Howard
McCann James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McCann James, oiler stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 614
Francisco
McCann James, waiter, r. 041 Washington
McCann James A., clerk E. E. Shotwell, r. 1425 Hyde
McC!ann James J., morocco flnUilier Nctton Tanning
Co., r. 'W cor Twenty-eighth and Itrv»nt
McCann James R., silk dyeing works. 31fl Eleventh
Mi-Cann J. B.. piledriver. r. 2905 Geary
McCann John, boxmaker, r. r>19M Mission
McCann John, carpenter, r. 303 Ninth
McCann John, laborer, r. 23 X Freelon
McCann .John, laborer, r. 318 Eleventh
McCann John, laborer, r. HUM Florida
McCann John F., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn,
r. 1425 Hyde
McCann John H., carpenter, r. E 8 Douglass bet
State and Seventeenth
McCann John J., cutter (Jordan The Tailor, r. 449 Te.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McCiinn Johauua, widow, r. i Mouttjomery PI
McCauu Joseph R., luarblecutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 113 Fillmore
McCann Joseph K. Jr., marblecutter, r. 113 Fillmore
McCaun J. S., carrier Post Office, r. 22 Albion Av
McCann Julia, r. 602 Seventh
McCaun Julia Miss, glovemaker, r. i Montgomery PI
McCann Kate Miss, glovemaker, r. i Montgomery PI
McCann Lizzie, dressmaking, 118 Jones
McCann M. attorney at law, 56-57 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 820 Treat Av
McCann Mary, domestic 134 Church
McCanu Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. i Montgomery PI
McCann Mary A. Miss, glovemaker, r 2 Dehone
McCann Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Po-
trero Hotel
McCann Michael, merchant, r. 820 Treat Av
McCann P. Mrs., widow, r. 2723 Folsom
McCann Patrick, bricklayer, r. 102 Fifth
McCann Patrick, bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 416 O'Farrell
McCann Peter, butcher, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann Peter, calker. r. 46 Spear
McCann Peter, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. St. Nich-
olas Hotel
McCann Peter, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Brc,
r. 331 Beale
McCann Richard, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11. r. 217 Waller
McCann Robert S., silk dyer James R. McCann, r. 406
Fourth
McCann Robert W., contractor and wharf builder, r.
406 Tenth
McCann Thomas P., engineer, r. 619 H Mission
McCann William, boxmaker, r. 331 Beale
McCann William, deputy Assessor, r. 33^ Larkin
8^" McCann. SeeMacJann
McCardle Lawrence, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
212 First
McCardle Margaret, widow, r. 14 Cook
McCardle William J., carpenter, r. 1407 Mason
l^~ McCardle. See McArdle
MeCarl Arthur, r. 66 Tehama
McCarl Samuel F., teamster, r. 1126 Fell
McCarl William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. N 8
Georgia bet Sieira and Shasta
McCarrick Frank, guard Industrial School, r. 1703
Kearny
McCarrick John, watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
1703 Kearny
McCarrick Kate Miss, millinery, 126 Kearny, room 19
McCarrick Lizzie Miss. r. 1505 Broderick
McCarron James, laborer, r. 29 Clementina
McCarron James, laborer, r. 415 Broadway
McCarron Michael, deckhand stmr Wilmington, r.
104 Steuart
McCarron Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
636 Third
McCarron Stephen, laborer, r. 636 Third
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. 212 Union
McCarten William, assistant engineer stmr Geo. W.
Elder, r. 63 Tehama
McCarter William, carpenter, r. 734 Tehama
1^" McCarter. See McArthur
McCarthy A. G., maifclerk Sherman, Clay & Co.
McCarthy Annie, widow, r. 311 Linden Av
McCarthy Annie Miss, r. 123 Perry
McCarthy Annie Miss, teacher English, French and
English Institute, r. 1707 Powell
McCarthy Andrew, laborer, r. 39 Natoma
McCarthy Arthur P., tailor, r. 28 Mary
McCarthy Bartholomew, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. SW cor Utnh and El Dorado
McCarthy B. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Howard
McCarthy Brothers & Co. (Edward W. and
John McCarthy and Daniel Callaahan) coffee and
spice mills and importers teas and coffees, 119-
121 Front
McCarthy Bridget, widow, r. 315 Austin
McCarthy Briilget. widow, r. 456 Natoma
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 114 Prospect PI
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 727 Harrison
McCarthy Catherine C, widow, r. 19 Twenty-second
McCarthy C. F., with Pac. Bridge Co.
McCarthy Charles, r. 519 Braunan
McCarthy Charles, r. 1520 Broadway
McCarthy Charles, boottreer Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 542 Minna
McCarthy Charles, clerk, r. 327 }<S Golden Gate yv
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson
McCarthy Charles, shipping master, r. 915 Lombard
McCarthy Charles, teamster, r. 216 Perry
McCarthy Charles D., plasterer, r. 2713 Howard
McCarthy Charles F., paper carrier, r. 801 Capp
McCarthy Charles J., reporter Chronicle, r. 725 Cali-
fornia
McCarthy Charles J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
907 Capp
McCarthy Charles P., plumbing and gasfitting, 1219
Fillmore
McCarthy Charles T., plumber, r. 1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy Charlotte Mrs., r. 320 Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Christopher, r. 863 M Market
McCarthy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2107 Scott
McCarthy Cornelius, foreman Lombard and Bay
Warehouses, r. 105 Bay
McCarthy Cornelius, horseshoer P. R. Brannan
McCartby Cornelius, laborer, r. 202 Second
McCarthy Cornelius, marble worker B. Leddy, r. 627
McCarthy Cornelius, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
106 Vicksburg
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner, r. S s Elizabeth bet San-
Chez and Noe
McCarthy Cornelius Jr., blacksmith Peter Unrath, r.
36 5^ Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius J., painter, r. 239 Clara
McCarthy D., driver Fashion Stables
McCarthy Daniel, boilermaker's helper, r. 26 Natoma
rear
McCarthy Daniel, coremaker O'Connell & Lewis, r.
Oakland
McCarthy Daniel, coremaker Weed & Kingwell, r. 162
Clara
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Welsh
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 765}^ Howard
McCarthy Daniel, lumberman, r. 319 Fourth
McCarthy Daniel, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
McCarthy Daniel, shoemaker, 1009}^ Folsom
McCarthy Daniel, teamster, r. 1727 Market
McCarthy David, r. 327 J<s Golden Gate Av
McCarthy David, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
McCarthy David Jr., salesman Nolan Bros
Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Dennis, coalpasser stmr State of California
McCarthy Dennis, dairy, N s Vallejo nr Baker
McCarthy Dennis, engineer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, r. 2434 California
McCarthy Dennis, tailor, r. 319 Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis J., r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy Dennis J. (McCarthy & Harrigan) r. 1142
Folsom
McCarthy D. J., r. 530 Seventeenth
McCarthy Edmund P., gas and water inspector, SE
cor Washington and Kearny, room 15, r. 345 Clem-
entina
McCarthy Edward, r. 863 J^ Market
McCarthy Edward, laborer A. Volz & Bro., r. 741
Howard
McCarthy Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N 8 Shasta bet Louisiana and Maryland
McCartby Edward, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
348 Fourth
3273^
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT Ins. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
Vm. SESTON, Mst. Managet
THE BANCROFT COMPANY I MA^nfi^sT
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McCarthy Edward, waiter, r. 110 Fourth
McCarthy Edward J., cashier P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
:i21H QDldiii Gate Av
MiCartliy Edward W. (McCarthy Bros. & Co.) r. 40C
Van Ness Av
McCarthy Eugene, r. « Ridley, rear
McCarihy Eugene, artist, r. 41'2 Leavenworth
McCartliy EiiKeiie, clerk Little *: Kuowles Lumber
Co.. r. nil Treat Av
McCarthy Eu^tene H., niillband Miller & Hamilton,
r. KM Dolores
McCaithy F. A., clerk Seymour & Gage, r. 2817 Fol-
80 m
McCarthy Florence, r. 239 M Thirteenth
McCarthy Florence, clerk Custom House, r. 1711
Mason
McCarthy Florence, longshoreman, r. 1.5 Alta
Mi Carthy Florence, real estnte. r. 731 Brannan
McCarthy Florence, traveling salesman Cartau, Mc-
Carthy & Co., r. 532 Oak
McCarthy Francis, laborer, r. 23 Freelon, rear
McCarthy Francis P., butcher, r. 3211 Fillmore
McCarthy Frank, butcher Lobos Square Packing
Houfe
McCarthy Frank, salesman Joseph Rosenthal, r. 8
Everett
McCarthy Frnnk C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 327J4
Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Frank J., musician, r. 126 Sixth
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. 523 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. 1017 Alabama
McCarthy James, blacksmith, r. 53 Federal
McCarthy James, bootmaker, r. 505 Third
McCarthy James, engineer, r. 627 Green
McCarthy James, glasscutter, 10 Stevenson, r.
712 Larkin
j McCarthy James, horseshoer James Creely, r. 68 Na-
toma
McCarthy James, horseshoer Rhody Doyle, r. 32 Ala-
bama
McCarthy James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 91^ Boardman
PI
McCarthy James, liquor saloon, 846 Howard, r. 462 M
Tehama
McCarthy James, longshoreman, r. 29 Silver
McCarthv James, painter, r. 57 Jessie
McCarthy James, paver Market St. RR., r. 613)^ Na-
tema
McCarthy James, shoemaker, r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy James, spinner, r. W s Vermont bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
McCarthy James, stereotyper Chronicle, r. 1115 Leav-
enworth
McCarthv James A., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 171 Clara
McCarthy James B., clerk, r. 622 3« Linden Av
McCarthy James B., manager Van Ness Avenue Club
Stables, r. N 8 Greenwich nr Octavla
McCarthy James D., r. NE cor Green and Powell
McCarthy James H., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 1523 Broadway
McCarthv James J., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecbt,
r. 326 0'Farrell
McCirthy James J., switchman 8. P. Co.. r. 1017 Ala-
bama
McCarthy James P., policeman, r. 431 Fifteenth
McCarthy Jane, widow, r. 4 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Jennie, varieties, .Wo Third
McCarthy Jeremiah, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
McCarthy Jeremiah, r. 270 Miuna
McCarthy Jeremiah, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
Hayes and Lott
MrCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 328 Twenty-fourth
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 428 Fulton
MrCarthy Jeremiah, molder, r. 110 Clinton
McCarthv Jeremiah, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co.,
r. 18 M Decatur
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EXA^IINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, k J. SLOANE & CO,
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McCarthy Jeremiah, ropema'-er S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. Rt-idy's Hotel
McCarthy Jeretuiah.with Rothschild k Ehrenpfort, r.
523 Myrtle Av
McCarthy Jerome T.. boUermaker's helper Risdon I,
and L. Works
McCarthy John. r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, r. 920 Bryant
McCarthy John (McCarthy Bros. & Co.) 110-121 Front
McCarthy John, baker, r. 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
Reidy'8 Hotel
McCarthy John, brassflnisher J. Roylance, r. 5 Na-
toma
McCarthy John, bricklayer, r. 352 Clementina
McCarthy John, bricklayer and contractor, r. 1212
Treat Av
McCarthy John, cook City and County Hospital
McCarthy John, cook, r. What Cheer House
McCarthy John, district engineer S. F. F. D., ofBce
419 Pacilic, r. 8 Montgomery Av
McCarthy John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 219)4
Tehama
McCarthy John, helper Cal. Electric Light Co.
McCarthy John, house mover, r. 1623 Eddy, rear
McCarthy John, janitor Valencia Grammar School, r.
8W cor Sanchez and Army
McCarthy John, junk dealer, r. Sixteenth nr Dolores
McCarthy John, laborer, r. iHi^i Natoma
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 665 H Howard
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy John, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 26 Na-
toma
McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 237 Hickory Av
McCarthy John, machinist, r. 53 Federal
McCarthy John, mBrblepolisher. r. 715 Octavia
McCarthy John, mining, r. G22M Linden Av
McCarthy John, stevedore, r. 208 Ritch, rear
McCarthy John, teamster, r. 54 Norfolk
McCarthy John, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 25J4
Norfolk, rear
McCarthy John, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 16 Ellis
McCarthy John A., shoemaker, r. W s Wool nr Lin-
coln Av, B. H.
McCarthy John D., boilermaker, r. 29 Silver
McCarthy John F., packer Pac. Spring Mufg Co., r.
1017 Alabama
McCarthy John F., salesman Washington Mnfg Co.,
and distillers agent, r. 505 Mason
McCarthy John H., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
27 16 Folsom
McCarthy John J., bookkeeper Zadig, WoUberg & Co.,
r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy John J., machinist Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, 2428 Bryant Av
McCartliy John P., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
Paris
McCarthy John T., molder, r. 896 Dolores, rear
McCarthy John W. (Koni & McCarthy) r. 616 Hayes
McCarthy John W.. clerk forwarding dept. Wells
Farge k Co., r. 117 Oak
McCarihy Joseph, butcher Eugene Avy, r. Venezuela
bet Platte and Yazoo
McCarthy Joseph, clerk, r. 1711 Mason
McCarthy Joseph, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 21
Baker
McCarthy Joseph B., painter, r. 1219 Fillmore
McCarthy Joseph P., shoemaker, r. W s Wool nr Lin-
coin Av, B. H.
McCarthv Joseph T., spinner 8, F. Cordage Factory.
r. 1120 Vermont
McCarthv Justin, shoemaker, r. W s Wool ur Lincoln
Av, li. H.
McCarthy Justin F., cutler Porter, Slessinger fc Co.,
r. Cortland Av nr Mission
McCarthy Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 414 Van Neaa
Av
McCarthy Kate, widow, r. '^016 O'Farrell
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809. 811. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
JfoCarthy Kiite, widow, r. Army ur Sanchez
McCartliy Kate, widow, r. Elukbeth bet Sanchez and
Noe
IWcCarthy Katherine. widow, r. 1001 Twenty-first
McCarthy Katie A. Miss, teacher, r. 801 Capp
McCarthy M., seaman, r. 150 Stenart
McCarthy Maggie, domestic, 2209 Jackson
McCarthy Maguer J., seaman, r. 6 Perry
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 2 Raphael PI
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 1129 Twenty-sixth
McCartliy Mary, widow, r. 36^ Rausch
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 272 Jessie
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. SE cor DeHaro bet Colusa
and Murin
McCarthy Mary Mrs., r. 21 Clara
McCarthy Mary Mrs., r. b96 Dolores, rear
McCarthy Mary, domestic, 2207 Webster
McCarthy Mattie Miss, saleslady Schoeuholz Bros. &
Co.. r. 1124 Harrison
McCarthy Michael, boilermaker's helper, r. 19 Va-
lencia, rear
McCarthy aiichael, butcher, r. 3 Hubbard
McCarthy Michael, glass worker, r. 124 M Gilbert
McCarthy Michael, heater George E. Belmor, r. 52
Second
McCarthy Michael, helper George E. Belmor, r. 17
Stevenson
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 728 J$ Clementina
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
McCarthy Michael, longshoreman, r. 162 Clara
McCarthy Michael, painter, r. (iS Bradly
McCarthy Michael, tailor, r. 350 Jessie
McCarthy Michael, tanner, r. 812 Haight
McCarthy N. E., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
Hayes and Lott
McCarthy Nicholas, baker, r. 533 Sacramento
McCarthy Patrick (McCarthy & O'Connor) r. 310
Tehama
McCarthy Patrick, calker. r. 51 Second
McCarthy Patrick, carpenter, r. 668 Mission
McCarthy Patrick, clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Patrick J., cooper George Larsen, r. 41)^
Clara
McCarthy Patrick, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. 623 Natoma
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Folsom
McCarthy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 357 Jessie
McCarthy Patrick, teamster, r. 543 Natoma
McCarthy Patrick, third of&cer gtmr San Pablo
McCarthv Patrick E., with S. F. Chronicle, r.
217 Fillmore
McCarthy Patrick R., r. 532 Vallejo
McCarthy Peter, bntclier, r. 209 Leldesdorflf
McCarthy Peter, laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Peter, paper currier, r. 801 Capp
McCarthy Philip J., gasfltter J. T. Gray, r. SE cor
Hermann and Fillmore
McCarthy Richard J., printer, r. 787 Folsom
McCarthy Robert A., shoemaker, W s Mission nr
Randall, r. Wool nr Lincoln Av
SlcCarthy Rosetta, widow, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarthy T. (Schroeder & McCarthy) r. Oakland
McCarthy T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
McCarthy Thomas, brass molder Whyte & DeRome,
r. 414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy Thomas, clerk, r. 1001 Twenty-first
McCaithy Thomas, driver Fitzgerald* Conlon. r.l521
California
McCarthy Thomas, elevatorman, 310 Pine, r. 625
Minna
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Johnson
M'-Carthy Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCaithy Thomas, laborer Calvary Cemetery
McCarthy Thomas, machinist, r. 212 First
McCarthy Tliomas. machinist, r. W s Vermont bet
Huniboldt and Nevada
McCarthy Tliomas, painter M. Mibach, r. cor Fair-
uiouiit and Nevada
McCartliy Tliomas, salesman, r. 1800 Taylor
McCarthy Thomas, waiter, r. 220 Pa<iflc
McCarthy Thomas, waiter, r. 863 >4 Market
McCarthy Thomas Jr., longshoreman, r. 4 Johnson
McCarthy Thomas F., painter, r. Vermont bet Twenty-
third and twenty-fourth
McCartliy Thomas J., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r.
25}^ Norfolk
McCarthy Timothy, r. 1 Bay
Mc(;arthy Timothy, commission broker, r. 414 0ctavia
McCarthy Timothy, clerk H. Schwartz & Co., r. 915
Lombard
McCarthy Timothy, expressman, r. 313 Jessie
McCarthy Timothy, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sierra and Georgia
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 150 Clara
McCarthy Timothy, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 23 Sum-
ner
McCarthy Timothy, longshoreman, r. 205 Langton
McCarthy Timothy, painter, r. 656 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, painter and whitener, 565 Minna
McCartliy Timothy, pile driver, r. 4 Preston PI
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. cor Twenty-fifth and Church
McCarthy Timothy, weigher, r. 1204 Treat Av
McCarthy Timothy J., r. 8li7 Union
McCarthy Timothy J., real estate, r. 1711 Mason
McCarthy Timothy J. Jr., clerk, and extraman Engine
No. 15, r. 1711 Mason
McCarthy Timothy T. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
McCarthy W. F., traveling salesman Levi Strauss &
Co.
McCarthy William, r. 863 J4 Market
McCarthy William, boarding, 17 Vallejo
McCarthy William, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 205 Langton
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 1520 Broadway
McCarthy William, longshoreman, r. 8 Minna
McCarthy William, mangier La Grande Laundry
McCarthy William, ship calker, r. 34 Alabama
MCCARTHY WILLIAM D,, 111. D.a..e re.-
icient pliygiciaii and surgreon St.
Mary's Ho^ipital) oflice and r. 1030 Mis-
sion, hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 P. M.,
Sunday 8 to 9 A. M.
McCarthy William J., bricklayer, r. 352 Clementina
McCarthy William J., machinst, r. 414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy William N., r. 412 Leavenworth
McCarthy William T., teaman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Oakland
McCarthy & Harrigan (D. J. McCarthy and C. J. Har-
rigan) groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and
Eighth
McCarthy & O'Connor (Patrick McCarthy and John
O'Connor) livery stable, ,355 Tehama
McCartney Samuel (Schulz& McCartney) r. 2808 Clay
McCartney William, clerk J. S. Macintosh, r. 147 Lar-
kin
e^ McCartney. See Mecartney
McCartv Alfred M., with Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
129"Haight
McCarty Andrew, bricklayer, r. 352 Clementina
McCarty Bridget, widow, r. 315 Austin
McCarty Charles B., brushmaker, r. 987 Folsom
McCarty Coriielius. capitalist, r. 435 Fourteenth
McCarty Daniel, laborer P. M. SS Co.
McCarty Daniel, livery stable, 1129 Market, r. 31
Hawthorne
McCarty Daniel, stoves and tinware, 1107 Howard
McCarty Donald, laborer, r. 1106 Hyde
McCarty E.. boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
McCartv Elizabeth, teacher Westminster School, r.
129Haight
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BMcCarty OeorK* M., bookkeeper Weatminater School,
r. r/J HsiKtit
McCarty HJIlory, clek 8. F. News Ck)., r. 352 Clem.
<-UtiDS
M' >irtv J . Uborf-r P. M. 8S. Co.
•V J. C., laborer P. M. 88. Co.
. J. R., laborer P. M. 88. Co.
y James, butcber. 323 Third
y iaiucH, bor»eBhoer, 107 Oregon, r. 1SK)7 Mis-
y Jarues, loDg«boreiU80. r. 310 Folnom, rear
•y.Janjf-s, peddler, r. Vermout bet Twenty-
ijir'l aij'l Tweuty-fourth
J8ity .Ja)ii»-B. piledriver, r. 32 Zoe
McCarty JaujeB E., laborer, r. Vermont bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
IJf Carty Jame» T., laborer, r. CU Seventh, rear
cCartv J. (}., clerk auditing dept Wellw Kargo k Co.,
r .32.3 Third
< (Jarty -John (Mcrarty & O-Nelll) r. i Leonard PI
cCarty John, carpenter, r. 54 First
cCartv John, seaman, r. E s Tennessee bet Solauo
aiid' Butte
' Carty John, trackman N. B. and M. KB., r. 1116
IJryant
ICcCariy John, teamster 8. F. Lumber Co., r. 218 8»n-
ctsnz
Carty John, laundryman U. 8. Laundry, r. a."} L*
piil;ie
McCarty John J., tfamster. r. 7 Juniper
M' Carty Julia, r. UO."; Laugton
"tCartyL.. P., author and publisher Statistician.
aii'I secretary Pacific Coast Press Association, of-
fi' e and r. 8ij7 California
cCarty Nellie, widow, r. 2023 California
•Carty Patrick, fireman, r. .308 >4 Folsom. rear
cCarty Patrick, laborer, r. E s IUIdoIs nr Napa
HcCartv Peter, foreman J. W. McDonald, r. 2011
Kllis
dcf arty Peter, laborer, r. .532 Vallejo
McCarty Peter D., ticket agent Union Pacific
Kailway, ofiBce 1 Montgomery, r. 130 Bartlett
4f Carty Rosanna, widow, r. C.5^ Federal
cCartj Thomas, waiter lieldy's Hotel, r. "W s Ken-
tu'ky bet Sierra and Nevada
deCartv Tillie, teacher Lincoln Primary School, r.
41 H Sutter
4cCarty William, clerk BeisB Bros., r. 715 Octavia
^cCurty William H., watchman Custom House, r. 43
Herjnann
IcCsrty i O'Neill (John McCarty and Francis
'NeilD horseshoers, 106 Golden Gate Av
M'^ Carty. See McCarthy
4cfary Robert, longshoreman, r. 212 Union
JcCdSh Charles A., physician, 1020 Market, rooms
1-2
IcCaul CoMn, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. Oak-
land
Caul Thomas, laborer Pac. M. 8S. Co.
fcCauley Bernard, molder, r. 327 Ji Fourth
feCailey Charles, dentist, r. 1316 Harrison
ley Farrell J. B., printer, r. 540 Folsom
)' y Harry, teamster, r. 47 South Park
ley Hugh, cooper, r. 1157 Folsom
l»-y James, r. 735 Hsirison
ey James, plasterer, and extraman Engine No.
r. 516 Bryant
(cCaiilf-y John, compositor, r. 25 8econd
IcCauley Owen, liquor saloon, fc04 Howard
IcCaiiley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Mr, Harrison
IcCsnley Peter, teamstT, r. 5C2H Natoma
IcCauU-y Peter, teamcter Patrick Biggins, r. San
uno Eoad nr Cortland Ave
tcCauley Thomas, capitalist, r. C09 Pine
IcCauley Thomas, plasterer, r. 108 Welsh
IcCauley William A. (McCanley k Yonng) r. 221
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McCauley Ac Voun/ (WllUarnA. M^CanKy snd An-
drew ioung re*tauran«, WJ" Market
•^ M. CauJey. See Macau;ey, McAuley and McGau-
ley
McCaull John P., carpenter and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
McCaull Robert, clerk, r. CI 4 Butter
aar McCaull. See McCall
McCausland Flora B.. nurce Pac. Dispensary and
Children's HoslpiUl, 37(jf> California
McCausland Harry, joumelUt, r. 22K Montgomery Av
McCausland Wesler E. (DeWitt k McCausland) r. 920
Montgomery
McCaw Ge<jr«e A., paper carrier, r. 1227 Pacific
McCeney Julius C, attijrney at law, 413 California,
rofjms 5-7, r. Litk House
McChain Ettle. widow, r. 'J33 Ellis
McChesuey Edward F., with M. W. McCh<-Bney * Sons,
r. 112 Guerrero I
McCbesoey Henry N. (M. W. McChesney k Sons) r.
112 Guerrero \
McCb<;sijey J. B.. editor Pacific Educational Journal, i
612 Clay, r. Oakland |
McChesney John L., bookkeeper Onesti k Connor, r.
518 Laguna
McChesney Matthew W. (M. W. McChesney k Sonsj
r. 2105 Pine '
McChesney M. W. 4 Sons (Matthew W., B'jbert W.,
and Henry N ) dealers hides, 43 Clay
McChesney P^obert W. (M. W. McChesney k Sons) r.
Honolulu, B.I.
McClain Charles A., clerk N. Maoasse, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Edward J., clerk, r. 1104 Taylor I
McClain Edwin L., surveyor, r. 'JV) biiteenth |
McClain John, clerk T. Jatho, r. 1301 Kearny
McClain John T.. plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Eatle Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Pet'-r, bla -ksTiilth. r. 1104 Taylor
McClain William M.. blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
1^" McClain. Bee McCleau. McLane and McLean
McClary Charles, cl.-rk Davis Br<.therB
McClaskey John E., cutter P. F. Nolan k Co., r. 413
Tenth
McClaskev Susan, widow, r. 413 Tenth
McClaskey William J., blacksmith, r. 413 Tenth
99- Mt Claskey. See McCIoskey and Mcausky
McClay Andrew, cement paver, r. 135 Valencia
McCleary Frank B., clerk W. Letts Oliver, r. Oakland
McCleaves Jamts, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
t<jry
McCleery J. F. B., billiard Instructor Olympic Club.
r. 225 Geary
McCleeae Tyler, shipwright, r. 114 CliDtoD
McClellan Annie, domestic 2fil2 Folsom
McClellan David D.. r. 472 Tehama
McClellan George B., butcher, r. Yazoo nr Dominica
McClellan J., conductor Sutter St RR.
McClellan James, shoemaker, 1^19 Buchanan
Mcaellan John, blackxir.ith, 1170 Harrison
McClellan John F., superintendent Lobos Square
Pacilng House, r. 21M Fllb<-rt
MfClellan Joseph, Uilor A. Zinnarnon, r. 418 Filbert
McClellan Kitty, bakery. WM Ellis
McClellan R. Guy, attorney at law, 3:<1 Montcomery.
rooms 24-25, r. Lr<rin, Alameda Co.
McClellan Robert, liquor saloon. 115 Vallejo
McClellan Susan, widow, r. 8W cor Tenth Av and
Clement
McClellan William B., r. 815 MIsaion
McClellan William H., asphaltum roofer, r. 412 Fran-
cisco
McClellan William J., painter and whltener, 688
Ha.ves
McClelland Annie Mrs., electrician, 119 Tnrk
McClelland Emma L., dressmaker, r. 1822 Golden
Gate AV
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
McOlellaiul Henry W., bookkeeper, r. 1322 Golden
Gate Av
McClt'llatid John, carpenter, r. 4013 Central Av
McClelland M., clgarmaker Edward Schwerin & Son,
r. 140 Natoma
McClelland W. J., salesman Keane Bros., r. Wm. Tell
House
0^ McClelland, ''ee McOlellan and McLellan
McClatchey William, blacksmith, r. 27 Madison Av
McClenegan Frank, printer, r. 418 Filbert
McCleuegan Joseph, tailor, r. 418 Filbert
McClenegan Samuel B., r. 1900 Devisadero
McClenegan William, packer, r. 418 Filbert
McClinchy John, teamster Charles Callahan
McClintock J. W. (McCliutock & Christeln) r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
McCliutock William, blacksmith, r. 550 Bryant
McClintock & Christeln (J. W. McClintock and Eli
Christeln) liquor saloon, 507 Clay
McCllnton Amberson L., clerk Thomas J. French &
Co., r. 2243 Mission
McClinton James G., mining, r. 2243 J^ Mission, rear
McClinton Margaret Miss, r. 8 Anthony
McClinton Myron G., printer E. B. Deane & Co., r.
2243 Mission
McCloskey Arthur E., painter Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 230 Eleventh
McCloskey Bernard C, r. 1149 Folsom
McCloskey Eaver, coal and wood, SE cor Twenty-
third and San Jose Av, r. 103 San Jose Av
McCloskey Emmett, painter, r. 230 Eleventh
McCloskey Frank E., clerk W. R. Allen, r. 129 Nine-
teenth
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 1546 How-
ard
McCloskey James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1218
Seventeenth
McCloskey James, plumber and gasfitter, 702 Turk, r.
120 Nineteenth
McCloskey James B., glove cutter F. G. Conklin &
Co.. r. 1540 Howard
McCloskey J. H., compositor Alta
McCloskey John, finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
271 Stevenson
McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1128
Seventeenth
McCloskey John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69 Te-
hama
McCloskey John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
McCloskey John, painter Truman, Hooker & Co., r.
518 Stevenson
McCloskey John, varnisher, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCloskey John, teamster, r. 550 Fourth
McCloskey John, wood and coal, 440 Minna
McCloskey John R., cabinetmaker, 513 Fourth
McCloskey Joseph, laborer John McCloskey, r. 440
Minna
McCloskey Joseph H., laborer, r. 2117 Greenwich
McCloskey Joseph W., solicitor Home Mutual Ins.
Co., r. 712 Church
McCloskey Mary, waitress, r. 828 Folsom
McCloskey Mary A., widow, r. 32r,l Mission
McCloskey Michael, gardener, 951 Chestnut
McCloskey Michael, horseshoer, 128 Spear, r. 812
Page
McCloskey Michael, paver, r. 15 Bernice
McCloskey Owen, blacksmith, r. 327 San Jose Av
McCloskey Patrick, wood and coal, 405 Fourth
McCloskey Peter, soapmaker, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCloskey Richard H., teamster, r. Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
McCloskey Thomas, contractor, r. 1726 Post
McCloskey Thomas, upholsterer F. W. Kreling &
Sons. r. 407 Seventh
McCloskey William C, deputy Tax Collector, r. 415
Gough
McCloskey William H., horseshoer. 230 Eleventh
B^"McCloskey. See McOlaskey and McCluskey
McCloud James, ironworker, r. 514 Sixth
McCloiid William, cook, r. 249 Steuart
McClougliry Arthur A., with W. T. Y. Schenck, r. 32
liincou Pi
McChiiiie Juines H., r. 1017 Stockton
McClung Francis B., selling acrent Santa Ynez Land
and Iiuprovemeut Co., 325 Montgomery, room 16,
r. 703 Taylor
McCliiny J. William, secretary and cashier
Alta Publishing Co., 529 California, r. 1001 Pine
McClunie Christopher J., tailor, r. 612 Buchanan
McClunie John, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 612
Bui'hanan
McClunie John Jr., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt& Co.,
r. 313 Steiner
McClunie Jonathan, clerk John A. Wright, r. 612
Buchanan
McClunie Richard J., salesman O'Connor, Mofi'att &
Co , r. (il2 Buchanan
McClunie William J., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 222 Post
McClunie W. J. Mrs., millinery, 222 Post
McClure Abel T., physician, r. 26 Franklin
McCIure Annie, widow, r. 210 Turk
McCltire David, attorney at law, 508 California,
rooms 29. 30 and 42, r. Occidental Hotel
McClure George B., elevator tender S. P. Co., r. 7
Mason
McClure Henry C, manager Davis Bros., r. 20 Frank-
lin
McClure James, assistant melter and refiner U. S,
Mint, r. 899 Pine
McClure James W. (P. McClure & Son) r. 408 Ellis
McClure N. C. Rev., elder Seventh Day Adventists'
Church, r. Oakland
McClure P. & Son (Penuel and James) dealers hard-
ware and crockery, 1502 Market
McClure Penuel (P. McClure & Son) r. 408 Ellis
McClure Peter L., contractor water supplies, 224
Eddy, r. 423 Fulton
McClure Robert, bookkeeper P. Steinhagen & Co., r.
Nucleus Hotel
McClure William, engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 1459
Guerrero
McClure William, painter, r. 2 Martha PI
McClure William F., real estate, 417 Kearny, r. 26
Franklin
B^" McClure. See McLure
McClurg Gilbert, r. 217 Post
McCluskey Annie, widow, liquor saloon, San Bruno
Road nr Teueriffe
McCluskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
McCluskey Frank, collarmaker Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey George, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 817 Lom-
bard
McCluskey Henry, engineer, r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey Hugh, lather, r. 63 West Mission
McCluskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McCluskey John, painter, r. 518 Stevenson
McCluskey John, polisher, r. 513 Fourth
McCluskey John H., teamster Thomas Morton, r. 506
Valle.io
McCluskey Margaret, widow, r. 63 West Mission
8S~ McCluskey. See McClasUey and McCloskey
McClusky James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 9 Louisa
McClusky James, laborer, r. SW cor Wood and Geary
McClusky John, teamster Patrick T. Flinn, r. 709
Tehama
McClusky William, horseshoer William Cradock, r.
230 Eleventh
McColHan Adeline, widow, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgac Charles, plumber, r. NW cor Lombard and
Fillmore
McColgan Cornelius, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r,
154 Perry
McColgan Dennis, machinist Golden State and Min-
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McColKan James, labortT S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Michigan bet Sierra and Napa
McColtiau John, cauiunker W. W. Montasuo & Co.
MoColKau .John L., painter, r. l.'>40 Ellis
McColguu Kate F. Miss, teacher South Costuopolitan
arammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Edward (McColgan k Doherty) r. 145 Sil-
ver
McColgan k Doherty (Edward McColgan and George
Dolierty) liqimr saloon, 224 Third
MrCollam C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 7()H Oak
McCOLLAMFISHINeANDTRADMCO.
J. H. Dajfjrett pre.sideiit, Geo. Tu.slieira
iiiaiingt'r, C. P. Overton secretary,
^vliolesale cured fish, proprietors vessels
and tishiiig and trading stations, Alas-
ka, office 203 Front
MoColluui James, confectionery, 1054 Howard
McConias A. E. Mrs., r. 2909 Clay
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, 1050 Valencia, r. Wool
nr Cortland Av
McComb Mary, widow, r. North Point bet Larkin and
Polk
McCoinbe Jolin, real estate, 402 Montgomery, r.
712 Golden Gate Av
McConahey James E., carpenter, r. 146 Hancock
McConahey John, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2927
Sacramento
McConahey Theodore, upholsterer The Baldwin, r.
443!^ Natoma
McCoualogue James, engineer tug Sea Lion, r. 51 Te-
hama
McConalogue John, engineer Union Iron Works, r.
321 Clementina
McConalogue Philip, fireman tug Sea Lion, r. 321
Clementina
1^" McConalogue. See McConologue
McCouaughy D. C, laborer, r. 512 Howard
MiConauwhy Michael, laborer, r. 512 Howard
McConchie James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1041 Mission
McConkey John, stenographer Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 520 Third
McConkey William H., shoemaker, r. 17 Zoe
McCoun Henry, horse trainer, r. C40 Golden Gate Av
McConnell Alexander, engineer Pac. Woodenware
and Cooperage Co., r. 11 )« Decatur
McConnell Andrew, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
McConnell Chalmers N., bookkeeper Le Count Bros.,
r. (i'SH F<>lsom
McConnell Daniel, laborer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 29 Federal
McConnell Delia, widow, r. 54() Turk
McConnell Frank H., watchmaker and jeweler, 618
Market, r. 60:i Fell
McConnell Frank J., compositor, r. Washington bet
Maple and Cherry
JtlcConnell Geo. C. Rev., manager American
Trac t Society, Congregational PubliKhing Society
and California Bible Society, 735 Market, r. Ala-
meda
McConnell Gibson, shoecutter Orin Jones & Co., r.
Tenerifife nr Railroad Av
McConnell Hattie, widow, r. 425 Geary
McConnell J., r. 327 Larkin
McConnell James F., f-ailmaker Harding, Brann &
Prior, r. 1320 54 Natoma
McCoiin'U John, carpenter, r. 84 Tenth
McCo7inell John, laborer, r. 1911 Harrison
McConnell Maud Miss, canvasser, r. Ill Oak
McConnell M. M., r. 645 Turk
McConnell Quinette O. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley
Primary School, r. 540 Turk
McConnell Robert, policeman, r. S s Teneriffe bet
Platte and Yazoo
McConnell Robert G., longshoreman, r. 445 First
McConnell Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
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McConnoll William, asRiatant bookkeeper W. fc J.
Sloane >\: Co., r. 12.54 California
McConnell William, seaman, r. 030 Mission
McConnell William J., patternmaker, r. 4)4 Harriet
McConologue Charles, clerk Rhelnhold Richter,r. 523
Castro
McConologue Edward, r. SE cor Douglass and Jersey
McConologue Lawrence, bartender George Long, r.
335 Bryant
McConologue Timothy, soapmaker Newell Bros., r.
523 Castro
McConologue William E., mechanic Sims k Morris,
r. 535 Bryant
By McConologue. See McConalogue
McConville A. L., train baggagemaster S. P. Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
McConville Anlhony, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
446 Clementina
McConville John J., compositor Mrs. L. G. Blch-
mond & Son, r. 446 Clementina
McConville John J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 506 Shotwell
McConville Michael, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
440 Clementina
McConville Richard, seaman, r. 2203 Mason
McConville Thomas, oiler stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. cor
Battery and Vallejo
McCooey Arthur (McCooey Bros.) r. NW cor Filbert
and Octavia
McCooey Brothers (Arthur and Owen) dairymen, NW
cor Filbert and Octavia
McCooey James, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifteenth and
Minna
McCooey Owen (McCooey Bros.) r. NW cor Filbert
and Octavia
McCooey Patrick, liquor saloon, 901 Bryant
McCook James, laborer W. W. Montague k Co., r. 30
Berkeley Av
McCool George, hostler Sutter St. RR.
McCool James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 648
Howard
McCord Alexander (Alexander MoCord & Co.) r. 436
Ellis
McCord Alexander •& Co. (Alexander and John
McCord) proprietors Fashion Stables, 221 Ellis
McCord Evan B., city passenger agent S. P. Co., r.
RuRs House
McCord George bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge i Co.,
r. 314 Third
MoCord Henry Mrs., r. 828 Bush
McCord H. H., bookkeeper A. Eisenberg, r. Oakland
McCord James, r. 1514 Pine
McCord John (Alexander McCord & Co. and Scott &
McCord) and superintendent Sutter St. RR. Co.,
r. 430 Ellis
McCord L. A. Mrs., r. 110 Mason
McCord Lizzie, wi<low, r. 900 Shotwell
McCord R., r. HIO Mission
McCord Robert, deputy Sheriff, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas, <-arpenter, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas Jr., sollcilor, r. 314 Third
t^ McCord. See MacCord and .Maccord
McCorkell E. T. Mrs., r. 1419 Octavia
McCorkoll James A., clerk, r. 521 Oak
McCorkell Lizzio Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 1419 Octavia
McCorkell M. Miss, r. 818 Lott
McCormack Ellen, widow, r. 7)4 Rausch
McCormack H. Mrs., widow, r. 237 Eleventh
McCormack Hugh G., yard master 8. P. Co., r. 740
Capp
McCormack James, laborer, r. 320 Chestnut
McCormack Jamos, selector J. Straus * Co., r. 1010
Army
McCormack John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Gol-
den Gate Av and Jouen
McCormack John, stock <Io8ler, r 1511 Buchanan
McCormack Patrick, hackman, r. 5i;3 '1 Nutoma
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McCormaok Thomas, laborer, r. 560 ;<S Natoma
McCormack Thomas, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 7
Juuiper
McCormack Thomas J., clerk, r. 331 ^ Bush
McCortnack William, r. 237 Eleventh
McCormick Annie, widow, r. Ill Harrison
McCormick Brothers (James A. and Frank L.) job
printers, 410 Sansome
McCormick Brothers (John T. and James} plumbers
and gasfitters, 313 J« Sutter
McCormick Brothers (Thomas A. and John) mnfrs
car wheels and castings, and proptrs Industrial
Iron Works, 233-237 Beale
McCormick Cecilia, widow, r. 2210 Greenwich
McCormick Charles, r. 1719 Howard
McCormick Charles, solicitor The Bradstreet Co., r.
Oakland
McCormick Christopher, painter, r. 30 Cook
McCormick Edward, barber, 2942 Mission
McCormick Edward, grain sampler, r. 26 'i Zoe
McCormick Edward, laborer, r. 27 Ringold
McCormick Edward, seaman, r 129 Folsom
McCormick Emanuel B., bookkeeper Hirschf eld & Ja-
coby, r, 1715 Larkin
McCormick Felix, whitener, r. 2519 Sutter
McCormick Francis, horseshoer Walker M. Pearson,
r. 552 Tehama
McCormick Frank, coalpasserstmr State of California
McCormick Frank, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
McCormick Frank, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
McCormick Frank H., freight broker and claim agent,
109 California, r. Alameda
McCorniiclc Frank L.. (McCormick Bros.) and
secretary The Monitor Publishing Co., 536 Kearny,
r. 418 Golden Gate Av
McCormick George J., bookkeeper Andrea Sbarboro,
r. 1023 Natoma
McCormick Harry C. Clearing House clerk Grangers
Bank of California, r. Oakland
McCormick Henry J., assistant bookkeeper Kohler &
Frohling, r. 2232 Sutter
McCormick Herbert, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
East Oakland
McCormick Horatio, clerk F. Cummings & Co., r. 339
Eddy
McCormick Hugh, mining, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick Hugh, sexton St. Francis Church, r. 620
Vallejo
McCormick Hugh, yardmaster S. P. Co.
McCormick Hugh J., salesman C. Curtin. r. 537 Minna
McCormick J., yardman Pac. Kolling Mill
McCormick James (McCormick Bros.) r. SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Fountain
McCormick James, boilermaker, r. 254 Beale
McCormick James, laborer, r. 69 Minna
McCormick James, laborer, r. S b Shasta bet Georgia
and Michigan
McCormick James, longshoreman, r. 21 Federal, rear
McCormick James, niillhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 14 Louisa
McCormick James, with Haslett & Bailey, r. 28}i
Kissling
McCormick James A. (McCormick Bros.) r. N s Nine-
teenth nr Hartford
McCormick James A., cashier Thomas A. Mitchell, r.
1203 Golden Gate Av
McCormick Jerome, millhand, r. 537 Minna
McCormick John, r. H Rondell PI
McCormick John (McCormick Bros.) r. 1028 McAllis-
ter
McCormick John, shoemaker, r. 707 Brannan
McCormick John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 331 Oak
McCormick John, teamster, r. 69 Minna
McCormick John, yardman S. F. Gas LightCo., r.45^
Clara
McCormick John, manufacturing chemist, 158 First
McCormick John C, muUer, r. 10 Boston PI
McCormick Joliu F., plumber, r. 1510 Devisadero
McCormick John F., teamster, and steward Hose No. 5
McCormick John J., blacksmith N. B. and M. RR., r.
5H7 Minna
McCormick John J., carpenter Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 1825 Hyde
McCormick John S., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 331
Oak
McCormick John T. (McCormick Bros.) r. SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Fountain
McCormick John T., heeler U. W. Boot and Shoe Co,,
r. 821 Capp
McCormick John T., wireworker Gal. Wire Works, r.
934 Filbert
McCormick John W., city agent Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1023 Natoma
McCormick John W. Jr., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1023 Natoma
McCormick Joseph L., millhand Pay. Huber &
Craker, r. 147 Minna
JlcCormick Josie Miss, Phoefitter, r. 331 Oak
McCormick Leonora, widow, r. 26 >$ Zoe
McCormick Lewis, laborer, r. 929 Bryant
McCormick Lizzie, domestic 1616 Lyon
McCormick Martin J., butcher, r. St. Thomas nr
Mouongahela
McCormick Mary, widow, r. S s Twenty-fourth nr
Ellen
McCormick Mary, teacher, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick Matthew, conductor Market St. RR., r.
cor Haight and Stanyan
McCormick Michael, fireman, r. 210 Twenty-eighth
McCormick Michael, laborer, r. 17 Zoe rear
McCormick Michael J. F., carpenter, r. 1317 Natoma
McCormick Patrick F., clerk The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 610 Larkin
McCormick Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Georgia and Sierra, and liquor saloon, SE cor
Napa and Illinois
McCormick Patrick, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3209 Fillmore
McCormick Philip, whitener Bernard Bradley, r. 2519
Sutter
McCormick Stephen J. , manager The Monitor
Publishing Co., 536 Kearny, r. 524 Turk
McCormick Thomas, driver, r. 871 Market
McCormick Thomas A. (McCormick Bros.) r. 328
Tenth
McCormick Thomas A., mailing clerk The Monitor
Publishing Co., r. 524 Turk
McCormick Walter J., molder McCormick Bros., r.
1028 McAllister
McCormick William, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
McCormick William, liquor saloons, ferry steamers,
r. 924 Valencia
McCormick William, porter, r. 821 Capp
McCormick William, sash and doormaker, r. 147
Minna
McCormick William Mrs., widow, r. 338 Eddy
McCormick William H., carriage painter A. McGregor,
r. 2648 Folsom
marble works, 761 Market, r.
machinist, r. 1028 McAllister
shoemaker Buckingham &
McCormick William H.
1715 Larkin
McCormick William H.
McCormick William J.
Hecht, r. 113 Oak
McCormick William J. T., teacher Latin and English.
St. Mary's College
e^ McCormick. See McCormack
McCorriston Frank, machinist Empire Foundry, r.
1615 Leavenworth
McCorriston Hugh, housesmith Calvin Nutting &
Son. r. 3 Morse PI
McCosker Edward, teamster, r. 1156 Folsom
McCosker Joseph M.. plumber J. T. Gray, r. 119 3^
Langton
McCoskey James, lather, r. 63 West Mission
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McCoskey Patrick, teamster, r. 27:{3 Pine
McCottrey George, metenuau. r. 304 Oreen
McCottrey Jaiuetj, frameniaker Scbussler Bros., r. 30*
Green
McCuftrey Mary, widow, r. 130 Tenth
McCottrey Robert, engineer, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Robert Jr., framemaker, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Saiiniel, frameiniiker, r. 304 Green
McCottrey William, caumaker, r. 304 Green
McCoiilirey James, carpenter, r. 315 Vallejo
McCoiirt Ellen, widow, r. '.t48 Howard
McCourt James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
McCourt James F., machinist The Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 1338 Sacramento
McCourt Jane, widow, r. 1338 Sacramento
McCouit Patrick, laborer, r. N 8 Filbert bet Stelner
and Pierce
McCourt Patrick B. (O'Donnell & McCourt) r. 704
Ellis
McCourt Peter, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24
Georgia
McCourt William, laborer, r. 630 Commercial
McCourtney Charles H., deputy Recorder's Office, r.
1« Clara
McCourtney Ephraim J., calker. r. 16 Clara
McCourtney Thomas, carpenter P. M. SB. Co., r. 135 H
Perry
McCoy Alexander, laborer,
Twenty-sixth
McCoy Charles L., mining secretary, 3 S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg, r. East Oakland
McCoy Daniel, teamster, r. 135 }4 Fifth
McCoy Edward, marble worker David Zeglio, r. 4313^
Clementina
McCoy Edward, mate tug Relief
McCoy Elizabeth, widow, r. 408}^ Natoma
McCoy Eugene, gardener, r. 1025 Bush
McCo:»- Ileury J., general secretary Young Men's
Christian Association, 232 Sutter, r. Pacific Grove,
Monterey
McCoy James, r. 5 Mint Av
McCoy James, street contractor, r. NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-sixth
McCoyJames P., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
5ii5 Howard
McCoy James W., clerk, r. 662 Harrison
McCoy John McC, conductor Market St. R.R.. r. 1184
HaiL'ht
McCoy Mary, domestic NE cor Haight and Stanyan
McCoy Jlary, laundress, r. 13 Hubbard
McCoy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Bryant
McCoy Michael, butcher, r. N 8 Filbert bet Laguna
nd Buchanan
McCoy Michael, calker and foreman Hose No. 7, r. Es
Minnesota bet Solano and Butte
McCoy Patrick (McCoy ct Gallagher) r. 322 Twenty-
d
McCoy Patrick, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 11 Minna
McCoy Patrick, laborer, r. 1924 Filbert
McCoy Peter, butcher, r. 221 Fifth
McCoy Thomas, butcher, r. 1906 Ellis
VlcCoy Thomas, molder, r. 45!:i Ritch
McCoy William J., shipping clerk Lock Spring Mat-
tress Co., r. 627 O'Farrell
llcCoy & Gallagher (Patrick McCoy and Thomas Gal-
lagher) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth and
Howard
HcCracken Arthur (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 412
Vallejo
IJcCracken Arthur T., engineer, r. 30 Ritch
ilcCracken H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1532
Polk
tIcCracken Henry, wheat cleaner, r. 912 Greenwich
iJcCracken John F., r. 139 Seventh
ilcCracken K. F. Mies, r. 912 Greenwich
dcCracken Michael J., cutter Neville & Co., r. 912
Greenwich
dcCracken Thomas, with Lick Laundry, r. 220 Turk
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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McCracken William, proprietor Lick Laundry.
9 Lick PI. r. 519 Fell
McCracken William, stevedore, r. 834 Green
MeCrakeu William H. (Jones, McOraken & Co.) r.
Hotel Rossmore
McCraith Daniel, clerk, r. 306 Mason
McCraith Daniel, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 209
Geary
McCraith George J., bookkeeper, r. 307 Octavia
McCraith Mary, widow, r. 307 Octavia
McCraith Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17
Lewis
McCraith Thomas, r. 138 Shipley
McCraith Thomas F., clerk and eitraman Engine No.
I 14. r. 619}^ Octavia
NW cor Alabama and I McCraith William P.. painter, r. 307 Octavia
McCray Henry W., draftsman tJ. 8. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 423 Ellis
McCrea Frederick D., carpenter J. H. Mclnnes, r. 615
Stevenson
McCrea George P., attorney at law, r. 836 Sutter
McCrea H., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McCrea Henry, attorney at law, 8-10 Montgomery
Block, r. San Rafael
McCrea Henry, driver United Carriage Co., r. 181
Jesile
McCrea Hugh, iron molder r. Sierra nr Kentucky
McCrea J. A., waiter, r. 283 Stevenson
McCrea Joseph House mover J. B. Hill
McCreadie Annie, cigarmaker. r. 362 J^ Clementina
McCreadie Richard, boilermaker, r. 3 Bruce PI
McCreadie Richard Jr., clerk W. Zelner, r. 3 Bruce PI
McCready Daniel J., laborer JUsdon I. and L. Works,
r. McAllister nr Willard
McCready H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2001 Mc-
Allister
McCreagh John, engineer S. P. Co.. r. 2133 Harrison
McCready W., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Lott
and McAllister
McCready William F., agent, r. Humboldt bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
McCreagh Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Har-
rison
McCreagh Thomas J., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r.
2133 M Harrison
McCreary Byron (Hooper, McCreary & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
McCreary Charles (Hooper, McCreary .t Co.) r. Sac-
ramento, Cal.
McCreary E. D. Rev., pastor Bush Street M. E. Church
r. 2520 Bush
McCreary J. W., student, r. 2520 Bush
McCreery A. B., capitalist, 211 Sansome, rooms
2-3, r. Washington, D. C.
McCreery Andrew, teamster S. P. C. Ry, r. 424 Post
McCreery Andrew T., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, r. 424 Post
McCreery Charles, r. 2513 Howard
McCreery W. E., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P. Co.
r. 424 Post
McCreery's Buildings, NE and 8E or Montgomery
and Pine and 310 Pine
McCrellis Benjamin F., r. 613 Larkin
McCrellis Frank, driver Whitney, Standard and Oak- i
land Transfer Co., r. 28 Alt*
McCrindle John M., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay- I
den Co., r. 1036 Howard j
McCrindle Mary Mrs., r. 1036 Howard |
McCrindle William T., salesman I. S. Van Winkle * '
Co.
McCrory David W., assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 2923 Sacramento j
McCroHsen Ellen, widow, r. 641 Stevenson
McCroHMpn Philip, hostler, r. 529 Sacramento ,
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McCrossen John, laundrymnn, r. 210 Ridley
McCrossen William, bookkeeper, r. 641 Stevenson
McCroNsnn Jolin T., president Pacific Axle Co.,
213 Mission, r. 62 South Park
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
McCnidden Rose, widow, r. 572 Minna
McCrudden Sarah J. Miss, tailoress, r. 572 Minna
McCruni Hugh (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 512 Golden
Gate Av
McCrum William A., clerk Andrew A. Brown, r. 512
Golden Gate Av
McCrvstle Charles, tailor, 1249 Mission, r.l023 Twen-
tieth
McCrystle John, patternmaker, r. 1023 Twentieth
McCrystle William H., r. 1023 Twentieth
McCuaig Alexander, clerk Palmer & Barrows, r. 406
Hayes
McCuddy Owen, watchman, r. 119 Fourth
McCue Ann, widow, r. 140 Hickory Av
McCue Carriagre Factory, Michael J. McCue
proprietor, 1317-1321 Market
McCue Hugh V., driver Hose Co. No. 3, r. 2.5Q1 Fol-
McCue James, horseshoer M. O'Dea. r. 19 Adelaide PI
McCue James, longshoreman, r. 227 Clementina
McCue James, stonecutter, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos6
Road, Ocean View
McCue John, longshoreman, r. 23 Jessie, rear
McCue John J., cashier Palace Hotel, r. 812 M Halght
McCue Joseph J. Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 214 Tenth
McCue Michael, laborer Occidental Hotel
McCue Michael J. (McCue Carriage Factory)r. 1423 Ji
Mission
McCue Patrick, laborer Occidental Hotel
McCue Rosie Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 St. Rose's Av
McCue William M., conductor Market St. RE., r. 1182
Haight
8^" McCue. See McHugh and McKew
McCuUen Lizzie, domestic Occidental Hotel
McCuUoch Alexander, machinist Atlas Iron Works,
r. 9263^ Minna
McCuUoch Allen, engineer tug Monarch, r. 6303^
Minna
McCuUoch Emma Mrs., varieties, 2000 Pine
McCuUoch John, r. 926 }<S Minna
McCuUoch John, bootblack, 13 Taylor, r. 202 Sixth
McCuUoch John J., machinist, r. 926M Minna
McCuUoch John E., master mariner, r. 923 Lombard
McCuUoch Thomas, packer Newman & Levinson, r.
92SJ« Minna
McCulloiigh A. D. "W., ticket auditor Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
30, r. 11 Kearny
McCuUough Catharine Mrs., groceries, 1118 Howard
McCuUough Catharine Mrs., r. 734 3^ Natoma, rear
McCnUough Charles, clerk, r. 1829 O'FarreU
McCuUough Charles, clerk Merry, FauU & Co., r. 6
Hill
McCuUough Daniel, treasurer Baldwin Theater, r.
7103^ Taylor
McCuUough David, groceries and liquors, 640 Post
McCuUough Edward J., theatrical business agent, r.
710 ><5 Taylor
McCuUough Ellen, widow, r. 1114 Twenty-first
McCuUough Ernest, civil engineer, r. 6 Hill
McCuUough Frank E.,boilermaker, r. 17 Hampton PI
McCuUough George, hostler L. D. Stone, r. 2520 How-
ard
McCuUough Hugh, conductor, r. 2652 Folsom
McCuUough James, agent Armour Packing Co.
(Kansas City, Mo.) 121 California, r. 6 Hill
McCuUough James, washer United Carriage Co., r.
181 Jessie
McCuUough James B., newsdealer, r. 629 Clay
McCuUough John, bookkeeper James McCuUough,
r. r, HUl
McCuUough John, boxmaker, r. 911 Battery
McCuUough Joseph, actor, r. 710 3<S Taylor
McCuUough Matthew, cook Kentucky House
McCuUough Maurice K., clerk, r. 927 Minna
McCuUough M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 7103^ Taylor
McCuUough Michael, laborer, r. 2525 Post
McCuUough Peter (Green & McCuUough) r. 1113 Fol-
so in
McCuUough Thomas, helper Abner Doble, r. 1146
Howard
McCuUough Thomas J., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 357 3<i Minna
McCuUough Thomas J., salesman, r. 330 Capp
McCuUough William, manager Great American Im-
porting Tea Co., 511 Montgomery Av. r. 330 Capp
McCuUough William, tailor, r. 29 Moss
.VIcCulIough William Jr.,r. 29 Moss
McCuUough William J., millman Pac. RoUing Mill,
r. Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
McCuUough William K., superintendent Preston &
McKiunon, r. 1829 O'FarreU
McCuUy John, liquor saloon, 122 Second, r. 935
Twenty-first
McCuUy R. L., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Alameda
McCune Ada, widow, r. 312 Ellis
McCune Charles, cook Mulroony & Blunden, r. 23
Taylor
McCune Frederick W., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1119 Shot-
well
McCune William, farmer, Malacca nr Railroad Av
McCurdy Alfred C, carpenter, r. 1861 Stevenson
McCurdy B. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Allen
McCurdy Collins, clerk, r. 3.30 Eddy
McCurdy John, laborer, r. 506 Natoma
McCurdy John B., steelworKer Pac. RoUing Mill, r.
E s Louisiana bet Sierra and Shasta
McCurdy John B., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 81 Stevenson
McCurdy Samuel, boottreer, r. 125 Hayes
McCurrie Charles H., salesman Benj. Curtaz & Son,
r. Alameda
McCurrie John P.. secretary British Benev. Soc. of
California, 531 California, r. Alameda
McCurry James, fruits and vegetables, 124 Seventh
McCusker Bernard, laborer, r. 15 Salmon
McCusker Cornelius E., r. 719 Webster
McCusker Joseph, plumber, r. 1193« Langton
McCusker Thomas, varuisher, r. 119 3^ Langton
McCusick H. J. (Shanklin & McCusick) r. Berkeley
McCutchen Edward J. {Estee, Wilson & McGutchen)
attorney at law, 419 California, room 19, r. 230i
Suiter
McCutchen J. B , gripman Market St. RR.
McDade Andrew, painter McDade & Toche, r. 29 Rut-
ledge Av. B. H.
McDade Edward, civil engineer, r. 1216 3^ Folsom
McDade George (McDade & Toche) r. 29 Hutledge Av
McDade John J., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r
SW cor York and Santa Clara
McDade & Toche (George McDade and Emanuel 0
Toche) carriage painters, 25 Washington
McDaid A., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works
McDaid Annie Miss, r. 311 Fifth
McDaid James J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r,
311 Fifth
McDaid John J., compositor Report, r. 311 Fifth
McDaid Maggie Miss, r. 311 Fifth
McDaniel Mary C, r. NE cor Twenty-Fourth and
Chattanooga
McDaniels Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 1523 Powell
McDaniels Edward H., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Har
vey House
McDaniels James K., compositor, r. 1523 Powell
McDavid Alexander, compositor Filmer & Stillei
Electro Co., r 613 3< Stockton
DIcDearmon William, manager Salamande:
Felting Co. (Pacific Branch) 402 Montgomery
r. 712 Hyde
McDermott Alonzo, molder Occidental Foundry,
2509 Folsom
McDermott Anna, widow, r. 34 Clementina
McDermott Annie F. Miss, teacher Whittier Frimar
School, r. 214 Grove
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McDermott Arthur, apothecary, NE cor Haight and
Pierce
McDermott Bernard, night watchman Omnibus RR.,
r. 4(i Dorland
McDermott Cliarles, laborer, r. 7 Mary
McDermott Charles E., molder Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 34 Clementina
McDermott Charles F., blacksmith, r. 108 Morris Av
McDermott Joseph, tin roofer, r. ini4 Florida
McDermott Daniel, laborer, r. Brooklyn House
McDermott Daniel, stonemason, r. W s Illinois bet
Butte and Napa-
McDermott Dennis, machinist Tatum & Bowen, r.
15:33 H Howard
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. 214 Ritch
McDermott Edward, wool sorter, r. 108 Morris Av
McDermoit Edward P., cabinetmaker, r. 146 Clara
McDermott Ellen, r. 615 Mason
McDermott Ellen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McDermott Ellen Mrs., r. 1111 Treat Av
McDermott George A., clerk Schoenfeld & Bro. r.
2509 Folsom
McDermott Grace Mrs., stewardess strar Colima
McDermott Hanorah, widow, r. 80 Jessie
McDermott I., quartermaster stmr Starbuck
McDermott J., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
McDermott James, r. 214 Ritch
McDermott James, r. 501 Post
McDermott James, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
McDermott James, bricklayer, r. 134 Page
McDermott James, butcher, NE cor Harrison and
Tenth
McDermott James, engineer, r. S s Clement nr Twen-
ty-tUird Av
McDermott James, hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
McDermott James, hostler, r. 29 Ritch
McDermott James, laborer Truckee Lumber Co. of S.
F., r. 320 Fourteenth
McDermott James, teamster, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott James Mrs. (McDermott & D'Arcy) r. 1246
Mission
Dermott James J., machinehand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 608 Bush
McDermott James P., teamster School Dept., r. 614Ji
Second
McDermott John, r. 108 Morris Av
McDermott John, butcher, r. 334 M Tenth, rear
McDermott John, driver, r. 717 Howard
McDermott John, engineer, r. 424 Sansome
McDermott John, horse trainer, r. 301 Franklin
McDermott John, laborer, r. Ill Valley
McDermott John, laborer, r. 637 Stevenson
McDermott John, mason and builder, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, painter, r. 7 Mary
McDermott John, seaman stmr Colima
McDermott John P., sergeant police, r. 1009 Golden
Gate Av
McDermott John W., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 124
Tenth
McDermott Joseph, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1422
Broadway
McDermott Katherine, widow, r. 1014 Florida
McDermott Lawrence C, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
S s Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
McDermott Margaret, widow, r. 12 Sherwood PI
McDermott Margiret, widow, r. 214 Grove
McDermott Margaret Mrs., r. 744 Howard
McDermott Martin, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2314 M Larkin
McDermott Mary, domestic 2010 Pacific Av
McDermott Mary Miss, compositor Bacon k Co., r.
1014 Filbert
McDermott Mary Mrs., nurse 936 Folsom
McDermott Matthew, t.oxmaker, r. 320 Fourteenth
McDermott Michael, hooker Pac. Kolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra, rear
McDermott Michael, laborer, r. Clipper nr Douglass
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CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McDermott Mi<hael, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
McDermott Michael H., clerk, r. 501 Post
McDermott Nellie, silk worker Hlgginbotham k Co.,
r 214 Ritch
McDermott P.. laborer, r. 2633 Post
McDermott Patrick, longshoreman, r. 220 Filbert
McDermott Patrick Mrs., r. 102 Pacific
McDermott Robert, trackman N. B. and M. BR., r.
Twenty-eighth nr Sanchez
McDermott Sarah Mrs., r. 322 Ritch
McDermott Thomas (McDermott k Byrnes) r. cor
Mission Road and Oaondaga Av
McDermott Thomas, cardrlver, r. 7 Mary
McDermott Thomas, clerk, r. 36 Clay
McDermott Thomas, conductor Market St. RB., r.
2633 Post
McDermott Thomas, engineer, r. 4 Alice
McDermott Thomas, engineer W. T. Garratt k Co., r.
.540 Fifth
McDermott Thomas, herder, r. W s Michigan bet
Shasta and Sierra, rear
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 249 Minna
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert
McDermott Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works
McDermott Thomas, mining, r. 2929 Sacramento
McD-rmott Thomas F., clerk George Walcom, r. 616
Mason
McDermott Timothy, laborer, r. 122 Clinton
McDermott William, bellman Pacific Club, r. 608
Bush
McDermott William, laborer, r. 32 Rlngold
McDermott William, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
McDermot* William, laborer, r. Church nr Twenty-
eighth
McDermott William A., conductor, r. 14 M Langton
McDermott William F., boatman, r. 200 Braunan
McDermott William L., steward S. F. Laundry
McDermott William P., physician and druggist, 1242
Valencia, r. 222 San Jose Av
McDermott .% Byrnes (Thomas McDermott and James
Byrnes) liqiior saloon, cor Mission Road and
Onondaga Av
McDermott .<c D'Arcy (Mrs. James McDermott and J.
T. D'Arcy) picture frames, 1113 Market
e^- McDermott. See Ma.^Dermot
M<Devitt Andrew, r. 416 Broadway
McDevitt Andrew, plumber, r. 106 Freelon
McDevitt .\ndrew, teamster, r. 214 Washington
McDevitt Andrew C, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 317
Union
McDevitt Ann Mrs., r. 1125M Filbert
McDevitt Anna Miss, teacher music, r. 1439 Polk
McDevitt Annie, widow, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt Annie, dressmaker, r. 7)4 Verona
McDevitt Arthur, laborer, r. Godeus nr Mission
McDevitt Citherine. widow, r. 616 Mission
McDevitt Charles, clerk, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt Charles J., clerk supply dept Wells Fargo
k Co., r. 616 Mission
McDevitt Cornelius, r. 112 54 Welsh
McDevitt Cornelius teamster, r. 7 Vincent
McDevitt Daniel, blludmaker Hindes & Murray, r.l25
Clara
McDevitt Dennis, fireman tug Sea Lion, r. 5U Fran-
cisco
McDevitt Edward, clerk A. H Rlcketts
McDevitt Edward, driver James McDevitt, r. 504
Minna
McDevitt Edward, teamster, r. 7 Vincent
McDevitt Edward C, salesman K. Mcussdorffer, r. 1
Kalor Alley
McDevitt Edward F.. law student, r. 1439 Polk
McDevitt EMzibeth Miss, r. ■110 Sixth rear
McDevitt Kllen, widow, r. 121:i lirynnt
McDevitt Fran<is, laborer, r 7 Verona
McDevitt Frank, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 409 X
Third
McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard
YPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
McD
804
McD
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiiiiiting's
a, Siiecittlly,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McDevitt James, bliuclmaker Hiucles & Murray, r. NE
cor Fourth and Freelou
McDevitt James, contractor, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt James, packer, r. Moutgomery House
McDevitt James, teamster, r. 911 Sausome
McDevitt James J., printer, r. 774 Bryant
McDevitt John, machinist, r. Ih Verona
McDevitt John C, salesman M. Meussdorfifer, r. 816
Green
McDevitt John F., bosmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
ti4ti Mission
McDevitt John J., clerk S. F. Transfer Co., r. 1125
Filbert
McDevitt Joseph, machinist, r. 164 Clara
McDevitt Mary J., dnsBniaker, r. 7}<5 Verona
McDevitt Michael, helper James Riley, r.646 Mission
McDevitt Minnie Miss, portrait artist, r. 1489 Polk
McDevitt Patrick, tanner Cornelius O'Donuell, r. 1213
Bryant
McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. NE cor Noe and Eliza-
beth
McDevitt Philip, driver, r. 16 Federal
McDevitt S. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 1439 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. 44334 Clementina
McDevitt Sarah, widow, r. 21!^ Converse
McDevitt Thomas, clerk, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt Thomas C, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 816
Ureen
McDevitt William, drayman Wilmerding & Co., r.
512>^ Welsh
McDevitt William, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
211 Fifteenth
McDevitt William, teamster Bryden & Hinckley
McDevitt William P., carriage painter Carvill Mnfg
Co., r. NE c«r Noe and Eighteenth
McDonald A., r. 821 Montgomery
McDonald A., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
McDonald A., porter, r. 36 Clay
McDonald Abuer, carpenter, r. 16 Rincon Av
McDonald Adelaide, widow, r. 1014 Montgomery
McDonald A. F., carpenter, r. 104.5 Market
McDonald A. J., photographer, r. 5 Market
McDonald Albert P., stairbuilder, r. 2424 Pine
McDonald Alexander, blacksmith John D. Thompson,
r. E B Alabama nr Prospect Av, B. H.
McDonald Alexander, bricklayer, r. NE cor Beale and
Bryant
McDonald Alexander, carpenter, r. 1510 Turk
McDonald Alexander, harnessmaker, r. 26 Turk
McDonald Alexander, lithographer, r. 317 Geary
McDonald Alexander, master mariner, r. 1604 Jones
McDonald Alexander, second engineer stmt Santa
Maria, r. 1521 Leavenworth
McDonald Alexander, stevedore P. M. SS. Co., r. 366
Natoma
McDonald Alexander A., cigarmaker, r. 831 Nine-
teenth
McDonald Alexander W., plumber Grand Hotel, r.
631 M Stevenson
McDonald Andrew, r. 146 Minna, rear
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, r. 5173^ Fourth
McDonald Andrew, clerk, r. 1734 Devisadero
McDonald Andrew, machinist, r. SE cor Butte and
Pennsylvania Av
McDonald Andrew J., bookkeeper Yates & Hunter, r.
1 Howard Court
McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 647}<i Willow Av
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 631}^ Stevenson
McDonald Archibald, engineer, r. 518 Mission
McDonald Angus, clerk, r. 2236 Bush
McDonald Angus, ship carpenter, r. 214 Hermann
McDonald August, seaman, r. 625 Davis
McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonald Catherine, widow, coffee saloon. 112 Eighth
McDonald Charles, apprentice Clot & Meese, r. 7
Madison Av
McDonald Charles, cook, r. 15593^ Market
McDonald Charles, painter Pac. Casket Co., r. 36
Chenerv
McDonald Charles, waiter, r. 27 Elgin Park Av
McDonald Charles A., snlehmau Baker & Hamilton, r.
2424 Pine
McDonald Charles C, engineer Young & Thomson, r.
2545 Mission
McDonald Charles H., policeman, r. 2121 Bush
McDonald Charles J., clerk general superintendent's
office S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
McDonald C. J. Mr8.,r. 923 Minna
McDonald Claude, compositor, r. 8 Monroe
McDonald D. Mrs., r. 1608 Leavenworth
McDonald D. A., carpenter, r. 422 Minna
McDonald Daniel tCommary & McDonald) r. 733M
Minna
McDonald Daniel, collector Keystone Wringer Co.
McDonald Daniel, seaman, r. 504 Davis
McDonald Daniel. .«hip carpenter, r. 610 Sixth
McDonald Daniel W., bartender Nevada Hotel, r. 528
Pacific
McDonald Delia, domestic 109 Polk
McDonald D. L. Mrs., r. 1800 Laguiia
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Carroll & Carroll, and
secretary Boiler Water Purifier Co., 109 Front, r.
1321 Web.ster
McDonald Donald A., ship carpenter, r. Ocean View
McDonald Duncan F., warehouseman Haslett &
Bailey, r. 158 T.hama
McDonald Duncan G., tannery, S s Serpentine Av opp
Howard, r. 212 Twenty-sixth
McDonald D. William, clerk, r. 11 Tay
McDonald E. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros.,r. 930 Mar-
ket
McDonald Edward, longshoreman, r. 54 Shipley, rear
McDonald Edward, longshoreman, r. 636 Commercial
McDonald Edward, wool scourer, r. 2 McDermot PI
McDonald Edward A., paiuter, r. 820 Howard
McDonald Edward J., framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 2
McDermot PI
McDonald Edward P., machinist, r. 831 Nineteenth
McDonald Edwin, boilermaker, r. 2650 Folsom
McDonald Edwin A., clerk Jarboe, Harrison & Good-
fellow, r. 142 Seventh
McDonald Elizabeth, widow, r. 252 Jessie
McDonald Ellen, housekeeper Grand Hotel
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 25 Jansen
McDonald Ellen M., widow, r. 831 Nineteenth
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 221 Tenth
McDonald Frank, clerk Lilienthal & Co.. r. 252 Jessie
McDonald Frank, commercial traveler, r. 507 Bush
McDonald Frauk, machinist, r. 212 First
McDonald Frank B;, assistant O'Connor, Mofifatt &
Co., r. 222 k O'Farrell
McDonald Frank L., machinist F. A Robbins
McDonald Frank V., cashier Pacitic Bank, NW
cor Sansome and Pine, r. The Baldwin
McDonald George, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
McDonald George, carpenter, r. 422 Minna
McDonald George, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 36 Clay
McDonald George, shoemaker, r. 1521 Leavenworth
McDonald George E., lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald George J., butcher, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald G. M., laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Freder-
ick
McDonald Henrietta Mrs., proprietor Pioneer
House, E s Louisiana bet Napa and Sierra
McDonald Henry, blacksmith's helper, r. 36 Federal
McDonald Henry, soap mnfr, 872 Folsom, r. 873)4
Market
McDonald Henry H,, bookkeeper George F. Van De
Mark, r. Oakland
McDonald Hugh, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
215 Minna
McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 218 Ninth
McDonald Hugh, watchman, r. 216 Ritch
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M.4RKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Iwash^n^tPn sT.iPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
McD
805
McD
JIcDoualcl ■}., teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Ml- Donald .lames, r. 80 Jessie
McDonald Jumes (McDonald & Sweeney) r. 963 Mis-
sion
Mi-Donald James, boots and shoes, 536 Sixteenth
MoDouaUl James, baggage master S. P. Co., r. Oak-
lau<l
McDonald James, harness cleaner, r. HS Shipley
McDonald Jauiis, house mover, r. 1126 Mission
^IcDonald James, laborer, r. 124 Nineti-enth
Mi-Donald James, master manner, r. 28 Clay
McDonald James, printer Neville & Co., r. 12 Welsh
McDonalil James, seaman, r. 317 Beale
McDonald James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
SIiDonalil James, shipcarpenter, r. 608 Sixth
JIcDonald James, shipcarpenter, r. E s Louisiana bet
Sierra and Shasta
McDonald James A., fireman Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 134 Valley
McDonald James A. J., physician, 1029 )i Market, r.
' 2023 Ellis
t McDonald James D., calker, r. Ocean View
McDonald James E., molder Occidental Foundry, r.
221 Eleventh
McDonald James E., salesman, r. 719 Webster
McDonald James J>I., capitalist, 310 Pine, room
40, and Supervisor Second Ward, r. 912 Union
Donald J. C. F., clerk Richard Decker, r. 705 De-
visadero
McDonald Jeremiah, r. 912 Fifteenth
McDonald J. M. Mrs., r. 41 Louisa
McDonald Johauna, widow, r. 250 M Fourth
McDonald John, bartender Jacob C. Martin, r. 236
Pacific
Mclfouald John, bookkeeper, r. 1169 Market
McDonald John, carpenter, r. !i32 Howard
McDonald John, clerk, r. 519 Sacramento
McDonald John, clerk H. Hedger, r. 13 Polk
M'Donald John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 819
Howard
McDonald John, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Donald John, harness cleaner United Carriage Co.
McDonald John, laborer, r. 165 Perry
McDonald John, laborer, r. 332 Beale, rear
McDonald John, laborer, r. 2225 Greenwich
McDonald John, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
367 Folsom
McDonald John, painter John L. Cahill, r. 478 Jessie
McDonald John, salesman Stevenson & Longwill, r.
I139.i Octavia
McDonald John, liquor saloon, 13 Polk
Mi Donald John, sailmaker, r. 820 Howard
McDonald John, steward, r. 916 Pacific
McDonald John, tailor, r. 222!^ O'Farrell
Donald John A., carpenter, r. 435 Bryant
McD.nnld John A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
217 C -rtland Av
McDonald John C, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
McDonald John J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 786Ji
Stevenson
McD'.nald John J., compositor Filmer & Stiller
F:i.ctro Co., r. 276 Jessie
McDonald John J., patternmaker, r. 18 Hampton PI
McDonald John J., teamster, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 14. r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald Joliii W., contractor, 234 Montgom-
ry. and School Director, r. 1307 Devisadero
MclKjnald John Vi., stock clerk M. & T. Weil & Co.,
•. 413 ',; Octavia
McDonald Jonathan F.. phvsiclan, 308 Fifth
McDonald Joseph (McBride & McDonald) r. G05 Bry-
ant
Donald Joseph, bartender, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald Joseph, lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Joseph, oiler Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 922
Battery
McDonald Joseph, porter Cal. State Board of Trade,
r. 359 Jones
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST
IIOST GIP.CULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS .'
W, & J, SL011N[ & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN I.AKcii; \AKII.1V.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McDonald Joseph, sailmaker, r. 820 Howard
McDonald Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 13lsls
McDonald Joseph A., clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
2236 Bush
McDonald Joseph D., carpenter, r. 609 Stevenson
McDonald Josi'ptilne. saleslady, r. Ril Nineteenth
McDonald J. W. C, grip repairer Market St. RR., r.
1910 McAllister
McDonald Lawrence, laundryman La Grande Laundry
McDonald L. J., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 909 Fol-
som
McDonald Lotta. furnished rooms, 507 Bush
McDonald Luke, r. 27 Crocker
McDonald M.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
McDonald M. Miss, teacher music, r. Abbotsford
House
JIcDonald Margaret, widow, r. 30 M Harriet
McDonald Margaret, widow, r. 2236 Bush
McDonald Mary, r. 914 Bryant
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 219 Linden Av
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 232 Clipper
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 320 Jessie
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 359 Jessie
McDonald Mary, dressmaker, r. 914 Bryant
McDonald Mary A., widow, r. 2 Highland Terrace
McDonald Marv A., widow, r. 1608 Leavenworth
McDonald Michael, r. 9 Wetmore PI
M.Donald Michael, carpenter, r. 3}4 Polk
McDonald Michael, boilermakcr, r. 22 Morris Av
McDonald Michael, foreman Holy Cross Cemetery, r.
Cemetery Station
McDonald Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. cor
St. Joseph's Av and Eddy
McDonald Michael, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r.
650 Howard
McDonald Michael, machinehand Joshua Bendy
Machine Works, r. 12 Welsh
McDonald Michael, peddler, r. 23 Converse
McDonald Michael, teamster, r. 216 Langton
McDonald Michael Jr., laborer, r. 12 Wel«h
McDonald Michael C, carpenter, r. 2645 Mission
McDonald Michael J., liquor saloon, cor Sixth and
Brannan, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald Millard J. A., shademaker E. H. Marwedel,
r. 232 Clipper
McDonald M. Jasper, capitalist, 310 Pine, rooms
40-43. r. Hotel Pleasanton
McDonald Neal T., teamster Pullen & Wallace, r. 36
Twelfth
McDonald Nellie Miss, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
McDonald Nicholas, contractoy. r. 2021 Geary
McDonald Owen, r. 2121 Bush
MiDonald P., r. 700 Broadway
McDonald P. A., blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
M.Donald Patrick, driver, r. 12 Welsh
McDonald Patrick, helper, r. 112 Silver
McDonald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Patrick A., coke and coal, 809-8U
Folsorn. r. 811 Folsom
McDonald Peter A., machinist Empire Foundry, r.
30!^ Harriet
McDonald Peter H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
109 Turk
M. Donald Philip, r 118 Tenth
M.-Douald Richard, r. 101 Fifth
McDonald Richard, cabinetmaker, r. 1025 Sutter
McDonald Richard II., president Pacillc Bank,
NW <<)r Sansome and Pine. r. The Baldwin
McDonald Ilichar«l II. .Ir., vice president Pa-
cltii- Bank, NW cor San^Olno and Pine, r. The
Baldwin
McDonald Kobert. bartender Louis Teese Jr., r. 427
Powell
M.Doiiald Roderick, carpenter, r. .')22 Stevenson
M. Donald Ronald, brirklnver. r. 422 Fourteenth
Mi-Donald Hosina. wid.>w, r. H:in Shotwdl, rear
MINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACIFIC COAST AGENCY,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfomla Stroet.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKll* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McDonald Samuel, seaman, r. 8 Hafjgiu
McDonald Sarah Mrs., r. 22 Morris Av
McDonald Simon, wagonmaker C. Ross, r. 820 Jessie
McDonald Terrance, hackmau, r. 912 Fifteenth
McDonald Thomas, clerk, r. 2 McDermott PI
McDonald Thomas, groceries aud liquors, Slckels Av
nr San Jose Road, Ocean View
McDonald Thomas, laborer, r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald Thomas, seaman, r. 10 Natoma
McDonald Thomas T., commission merchant, r. 541
Eighteenth
McDonald Timothy, expressman, r. 1312 Eddy
McDonald W. H., brasbfinisher J. Roylance, r. 23
Sixth
McDonald William, clerk Henry I. Kowalsky, r. 11
Tay
McDonald William, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 507
Bush
McDonald William, hostler Henry W. Gray & Co.
McDonald William, insurance agent, r. 314 Van Ness
Av
McDonald William, laborer, r. fi57 Mission
McDonald William, laborer, r. 745 Howard
McDonald William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
McDonald William, seaman, r. SW cor Third and
Berry
McDonald William, teamster, r. 1315 Scott
McDonald William D., boilermaker, r. SW cor Gaven
and Merrill
McDonald William H.. driver Union Ice Co., r. 223
Fulton
McDonald William H., r. 1722 Pacific Av
McDonald William J., teamster The Bancroft Co., r.
276 Jessie
McDonald William S., stonecutter, r. 219 Mason
McDonald William W., butcher, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Wilmot, lumber surveyor White Bros., r.
349 J^ Minna
McDonald & Sweeney (James McDonald and Charles
Sweeney) liqiaor saloon, 25 Turk
McDonnell Addie MihS, teacher music, r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell Alexander, carpenter, r. 435 Fifteenth
McDonnell Andrew, blacksmith McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 3 Sumner
McDonnell C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell David, clerk Redington & Co., r. cor
Eighth and Market
McDonnell Edward boilermaker, r. 956 J^ Howard
McDonnell James Jr., manager Sonoma Valley Ex-
hibit, SW cor New Montgomery and Market, r.
Sonoma, Cal,
McDonnell James J., secretary California Real
Estate Investment Co., 841 Market, r. 1714 Octavia
McDonnell John, clerk William M. Evans
McDonnell John, deputy Sheriff, r. 129 Castro
McDonnell John, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
McDonnell John A., safemaker, r. 551 Folsom
McDonnell John.B., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell John E., carpenter, r. 419 Hickory Av
McDonnell John J., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 129 Castro
McDonnell John P. (McDonnell & Kroeger) r. 117}^
Bartlett
McDonnell Joseph, clerk Patrick McDonald, r. 11165i
Larkln
McDonnell Louise Miss, teacher Grant Primary
School, r. 2237 Jackson
McDonnell May Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 2237 Jackson
McDonnell Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
261 First
McDonnell Michael, r. 245 Perry
McDonnell Patrick, poultry, 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 2346 Washington
McDonnell Patrick, sailmaker, r. 427 Broadway
McDonnell Peter, teamster, r. Chenery nr Fairmount
McDonnell Peter H., clerk, r. 109 Turk
McDonnell Robert, boilermaker, r. W s Illinois bet
Butte and Napa
McDonnell Rosie Miss, finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg, r.
129 Caatro
McDonnell Samuel A., druggist, 110 Grant Av, r. 621
Lombard
McDonnell Thomas, car washer, r. 1122 Larkin
McDonntll William, plumber Bailey & O'Dounell, r.
cor Castro and Henry
McDonnell William J., teamster, r. 562 Stevenson,
McDonnell & Kroeger (John P. McDonnell and John
H. Kroeyer) dry goods, 2800 Mission
McDonogh James Jr. (McDonogh & Johnson) r. 239
Oak
McDonogh Richard T., tanner John Fitzgerald, r.
1202 Dolores
McDonogh & Johnson (James McDonogh Jr. and
James Johnson Jr.) fruit and produce commis-
sion, 320 Davis
McDonough Ann Miss, saleslady, r. 236 J$ Oak
McDonough Annie Miss, saleslady Jacobs & Co.. r.
513 O'Farrell
McDonough Bridget, domestic 829 Bush
McDonough Bridget, groceries and liquors, 535 How-
ard
McDonough Charles, shipping clerk The John T.
Cutting Co., r. 138 Ridley
McDonough Daniel W., clerk, r. 163 Silver
McDonough Delia, liquor saloon, 137 Fifth
McDonough Ernest, peddler, r. 1044 Bryant
McDonough Festus, longshoreman, r. 15 Sherwood PI
McDonough Hannah Mrs., groceries, 108% Shipley
McDonough James, r. 1202 Dolores
McDonough James, laborer, r. 12 J^ Clinton
McDonough James laborer, r. 110 Tehama
McDonough James Jr., r. 1202 Dolores
McDonough James F., carriage painter J. 8. Day &
Co., r. 161 Shipley
McDonough James M., cigarmaker, r. 1510 Church
McDonough John, deckhand stmr Newark, r. 512
Howard
McDonough John, driver, r. 254 Tehama
McDonough John G. (Hull & McDonough) r. 236J4
Oak
McDonough Julia, widow, r. 51 Natoma
McDonough M., r. 529 Sacramento
McDonough Mary, widow, r 126 Langton, rear
McDonough Matthew, r. 123 Shipley
McDonough Matthew, miner, r. 321 Langton
McDonough Maurice T., inspector Custom House, r.
509 Mason
McDonough Owen, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
McDonough P. Mrs., r. 2026 Filbert
McDonough Patrick, carpenter School Dept, r. 61 Ji
West Mission
McDonough Patrick, galvanizer Cal. Wire Works, r.
SE cor Bay and Mason
McDonough Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
624 Fourth
McDonough Patrick, policeman, r. 1063 Mission
McDonough Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 525 Stevenson
McDonough Peter, blacksmith, r. 817 Jessie
McDonough Peter, laborer, r. 334 Dorland
McDonough Richard D., r. 163 Silver
McDonough Robert, salesman S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., r. Lick House
McDonough Thomas, liquor saloon, 323 Sansome, r.
209 Prospect PI
McDonough Thomas P., bartender Thomas McDon.
ough, r. 209 Prospect PI
McDonough William T., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1536 Sanchez
fi^" McDonough. See Macdonough
McDougald John, marblecutter, r. 464 Sixth
McDougald Thomas G., flagman, r. 464 Sixth
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. JJKNIN, Manag
WM. SESTON, Aast. Manag
tl
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY iMAlnfrV
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
McD
807
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McDougall Annie, widow, r. 559 Howard
McDou«all B. «i Son (Barn^'tt aud Charles C.) archi-
tects, 3a0 Pine, rooms fil-OJ
McDougall Harnett (B. MoDougall & Son) r. SW cor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Beu.iauiin G., draftsman B. McDougall &
Son, r. SW cor Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Charles, laborer St. Luke's Hospital •
McDougall Charles C. (B. McDougall & Son) r. SW
cor Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Colin, rigger, r. cor Broadway and Davis 1
McDougall Daniel, blacksmith, r. SE cor Oak and j
MaBonic Av I
McDougall Daniel Jr., engineer Market St. BjB.. r. SE
cor Oak and Masonic Av
McDougal! Duncan, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Nineteenth and Guerrero
McDougall E. Mrs., widow, r. 628 Geary
McDougall Frank, bartender, r. Ill Fourth
McDougall George, laborer, r. 081 5^ Clementina
McDou^;all George, musician, r 19 Heron
ML-Dougall George B., typewriter Examiner, r. SW
cor Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Hector, carpenter, r. 903 Twenty-fourth
McDougall James, seaman, r. 504 Davts
McDougall Jane, widow, r. 509 Stevenson
McDougall J. M., neaman, r. 150 Steuart
McDougall Matilda A. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 722
Sixteenth
McDougall Scott, longhoreman, r. 3^ Broadway
McDougall William F., clerk Fulton Iron Works, r.
1130 Market
tff' McDougall. See Dougall
McDowell Archibald E., bookkeeper Oilman & Dan-
forth, r. 1316 Larkin
McDowell Delia, widow, lodgings, 105 Stockton
McDowell Frederick W., grainer, r. 1407 Stockton
McDowell George, whitener, 803 Folsom, r. 125
Shipley
McDowell Henry B., journalist, r. 2121 California
McDowell Irvin Mrs., widow, r. 2121 California
McDowell J. S. Mrs., widow, r. .512 Webster
McDowell J. Sherman, clerk Chronicle, r. 512 Webster
McDowell Robert, lumberman, r. 776 Bryant
McDowell Thomas, engineer, r. 776 Bryant
McDowell Thomas W., grainer, r. 1407 Stockton
M. Dowell William, r. 229 Second
McDufif S., laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. cor
Twenty-sixth and Valencia
McEachren Benjamin, r. 539 Stevenson
McEachren Duncan, carpenter, E s Prospect Av nr
Lizzie, B. H.
McEachren R. B., waiter stmr Granada
McEachren T. A., candymaker, r. 1106 Clay
McEleauey Edward, painter, r. 19 Gilbert
McEleaney John M., painter, r. 19 Gilbert
McElearney James, expressman, r. 1321 Harrison
McElheran Daniel W., teamster Harris & Jones, r.
144X Minna
McElheran William D., horseshoer, SE cor Mission
and Tenth, r. 415 Twenty-elgnth
^IcElhinny Fannie, widow, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhinny Michael A., collector, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhinuy Susie M. T. Miss, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhone Charles, helper, r. 165 Silver
McEUigott Gerald, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo
fi Co., r. 38 Hawthorne
McKlligott James, teamster, r. 346 Eleventh
McEUigott Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Webster and Ellis
McEUigott William, city psssenger agent Atlantic
and Pac. RR., 4 New Montgomery, r. East Oak-
land
McEUigott William, with Matthew Nunan
McElHoit George, r. 113 Oregon
McElnay William J., hostler, r. 31 M Tehama
McElrath Ellen, widow, r. 1326 Jackson
McElrath Frank, stairbuilder, r. 1326 Jackson
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
LMI'OIITERS AND DE.VI-EUS I.\
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
McElroy Alonzo B., coal passer stmr San Bias
McElroy Andrew, contractor and builder, 3.30 Pine,
room 11, r. 373 Jessie
McElroy Edward, r. 331 Turk
M(5Elroy Edward, water tender stmr Acapulco
McElroy George, laborer, r. 4.52 ';i Minna
McElroy Harriet S. widow, r. 2618 Gough
McElroy Hugh, horse.-hoer, r. 22 Rausch
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, packer, r. 112 Langton
McElroy Hugh, sawyer, r. 120 Townsend
McElroy James, boatman, r. 130 Francisco
McElroy James, clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 1715 Jessie
McElroy James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 408
Harrison
McElroy James, laborer, r. 8 Boardman PI
McElroy James, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
McElroy James B., druggist and apothecary, SE
cor .Vlabama and Twenty-fourth, r. Wrights, Saut«
Clara Co.
McElroy James P., attorney at law, 220 Sansome, r.
Oakland
McElroy James R., with H. Huddleston & Co., r. 8W
cor Buchanan and Haight
McElroy John, expressman, r. 3 Natoma
McElroy John, laborer, r. 3 Perry
McElroy John, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
McElroy Jo' n J., expressman, r. 13 Natoma
McElroy John P., attorney at law, 220 Sansome, room
11, r. 331 Turk
McElroy Joneph F., carpenter, r. 1915 Harrison
McElroy Mary, domestic 1025 Bush
McElroy Michael, laborer, r. 593 Ash Av
McElroy Michael Mrs., widow, r. 5 Harriet
McElroy Oscar, teamster Wilson & Bro., r. 40 Shot-
well
McElroy Patrick J. (McElroy & Magner) r. 518 Fourth
McKlroy Robert, real estate agent, 4 Phelan Bklg,
r. SW cor Buchanan and Haight
McElroy Robert D., clerk Robert McElroy, and
notary public, 4 Phelan Bldg, r. 1908 Valencia
McElroy Susan M.. widow, r. 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas F., bookbinder BartUng, Phillips &
Stllwell. r. 150 Tehama
McElroy William (McElroy & Norton) r. 1715 Jessie
McElroy & Magner (Patrick I. McElroy aud Max Mag-
ner) groceries, 518 Fourth, and 422 Sixth
McElroy tfc Norton (William McElroy aud John
Norton) wines and liquors, 432 California
McElwee E. .\. Mrs., teacher music, r. 925 I'nion
McEneany Edward, chief engineer stmr Bay City, r.
244 Ciara
McEneany Thomas E.. machinist, r. 244 Clara
McEnerney Charles M., laborer, r. 449)4 Third
McEnerney Garret W., attorney at law, 508 California
rooiu 30. r. 136 Seventh
McEnerney Janies, laborer S. P. Co., r. 449H Third
McKnhill Harry, printer, r. 325 Twenty-second
McEnhill John, watchman, r 325 Twenty-second
McEnhill Peter, conductor N. B. and M. BIl., r. 325
Twenty-second
McEniff Patrick, bartender John McKlnney, r. W b
Georgia bet Sierra and Nevada
McEnroe Harry, bartender, r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe James, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe John, shoemaker, r. 427 Fulton
McEnroe Mary, widow, r. 4'27 Fulton
McEnroe Patrick, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 427
Fulton
McEnroe Philip, carpenter, and sexton St. Joaepb 8
Church, r. 226)4 Tenth
McEnroe Thomas, shoemaker, r. 427 Fulton
McEntee John, cook, r. 626 Green
McKntee John, groceri< s and liquors, 119 Shipley
McEntee John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 720
McEntee John F., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
'HH Louisa
PALMER & Mi, 405-407 Saisonie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER. FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
McE
808
McF
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niPOUTKRS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
ripe FiitiiisH. all Slzen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McEntee Rosauna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1429 Polk
McEiite*' Terrence, laborer, r. N s Channel bet Ninth
and Tenth
McEntee Thomas M., attorney at law, .534^ California
McEntIre Delia, widow, r. 2029 Mission
McEntire J. P.. bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2029 Mission
McErlane Peter, teamster, r. 317 Vallejo
McEvil Peter, tailor, 521 M Stevenson
McEvoy Alexander, porter Percy Beamish, r. 727 Bush
McEvoy Annie, domestic 506 Sutter
McEvoy Daniel, baker, r. 33 Eingold
McEvoy David, hostler Peter Garrity, r. NE cor Leav-
worth and Golden Gate Av
McEvoy Dorothea Mrs., r. 2.53 Clementina
McEvoy Edward, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 31 Prescott
McEvoy Ellen, domestic 829 Bush
McEvoy Frank, teamster Miller &; Lux, r. Paraguay
nr Kailroad Av
McEvoy James, assistant engineer stmr GecW. Elder
r. (53 Tehama
McEvoy James, stevedore, r. 290 Union
McEvoy James J., sacksewer, r. 290 Union
McEvoy John, ironworker, r. 721 Brannan, rear
McEvoy John, laborer, r. 41 Everett
McEvoy John J., teamster Miller & Lux, r. St. Thomas
nr Railroad Av
McEvoy Joseph, porkpacker. 330 Tenth
McEvoy Joseph, stableman, r. 621 Jessie, rear
McEvoy Joseph G., plasterer, r. 245 Langton
McEvoy Michael, miner, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
McEvoy Michael, teamster, r. 323 Vallejo
McEvoy Peter M., engineer, r. 105 Steiner
McEvoy Thomas, boarding, 414 Folsom
McEvoy Thomas, teamster, r. 323 Vallejo
8^" McEvoy. See McAvoy
McEwen Andrew, janitor, r. 69 J^ Shipley
McEwen Arthur B., journalist Examiner, r. 2412 Sac-
ramento
McEwen Daniel, machinist Rix & Firth, r. 655 Harri-
son
McEwen David, housemover J. B. Hill
McEwen Frank W., clerk Greenwood & De Wolf, r. 4
Liberty
McEwen Helen, widow, r. 4 Liberty
McEweu J. A. Mrs. widow, r. 1615 Clay
McEwen James, superintendent Bay City Soda Water
Co., 110 Golden Gate Av, r. NE cor Valencia and
Seventeenth
McEwen Warren L., r. 1318 Jones
McEwen William, revitter, r. Sierra bet Iowa and In-
diana
n^~ McEwen. See McKeune and McKewen
McFadden A., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
McFadden Alexander, laborer, r. 231 Tehama
McFadden Charles A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
788 Twenty-fourth
McFadden Charles J., bookkeeper, r. 22 Lapidge
McFadden Daniel, ship joiner, r. Granada nr Eall-
road Av
McFadden Dion S., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
Yosemite House
McFadden Edward, sewer contractor, r. 1016 Minna
McFadden Edward J., entry clerk Blake, MofStt &
Towne, r. 1809 Jones
McFadden Elizabeth, widow, r. S s Railroad Av nr
Dolores
McFadden Emma Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1607 Turk
McFHdde , Eugene, bill clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1607
Turk
McFadden James, cook Sheldon & Hannah, r. 476
Jessie
McFadden James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 35 Federal
McFadden James, watchman P. M. SS. Co.
McFadden John, laborer, r. 15 Hampton PI '
McFadden John, melter Cal. Wire Works, r. 1918 Tay-
lor
McFadden Joseph, seaman, r. 266 Branuau
McFadden Joseph T., apprentice McCuo Carriage
Factory, r. lilSDeviaadero
McFadden Klttie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1007 Turk
McFadden Mary, widow, r. 206 Kitch, rear
McFadden Mary, widow, r. 408 Hyde
McFadden Michael, laborer 8. F. Bridge Co., r.
Reidy's Hotel
McFadden Patrick C, foreman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Peier, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Napa
nr Michigan
McFadden. Samuel, superintendent United Un-
dertakers' Association, 27-29 Fifth, r. 27 Fifth
McFadden Samuel F., porter Charles Laubenheimer,
r. 473 Jessie
McFadden Stephen, groceries and liquors, 236 Sev-
enth
McFadden Thomas, teamster, r. 1418 Devisadero
McFadyen John, train baggagemaster S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. 1006 Market
McFall John, laborer, r. Corbett Road nr Hattie
B^- McFall. See McFaul
McFarlan Archibald R., r. 410 Hyde
McFarlan Arden C, bookkeeper Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 410 Hyde
McFarlan George R., with Pickens, Fulton & Co., r.
410 Hyde
McFarland Alonzo G., clerk superintendent's office
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 712 Ellis
McFarland C, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
53 Minna
McFarland Carrie Miss, r. 810 Central Av
McFarland Charles, laborer, r. 74 Tehama
McFarland Charles P., with Wm. T. Coleman, r. 17
Guerrero
McFarland Daniel, coalpasser stmr San Bias, r. 129
Folsom
McFarland Gardner, millwright, r. N s Hancock bet
Church and Sanchez
McFarland J. A. F., lighthouse keeper Alcatraz
Island
McFarland James, stonecutter, r. 31 Moss
McFarland John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
439 Eleventh
McFarland John B., solicitor Shainwald, Buckbee &
Co., r. 1312 Twenty-second
McFarland Lizzie M. Mrs., baths, 312 Mason
McFarland Mark, laborer, r. E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
McFarland Nellie F. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 17 Guerrero
McFarland Eobert E , painter, r. 1859 Stevenson
McFarland T. B., associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. Beres-
ford Hotel
McFarland Theresa, widow, r. 824 Misaon
McFarland Theresa Mrs., fur cloakmaker, r. 39 Wil-
lows Av
McFarland Thomas A., r. 712 Ellis I
McFarland Walter S., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r.
Oaland I Uf
McFarhind William, dishwasher, r. 646 Mission Ijip
f^" McFarland. See Macfiirlane |
McFarlane Edward, fireman, r. 41 Pacific jjid
McFarlune Hugh, laborer, r. 84 J^ Colton
McFarl:iue Thomas, engraver, 122 Geary
McFarlane Thomas M., clerk Cowen, Porter & Co., r.
118 Geary
McFarlin J. H., teamster C. A. Warren, r. 210 Ninth
MoFaul Hugli, weigher r. 10 Rausch
McFanl James, stableman Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 400 Seventh
McFauU Stephen, barber J. Hellfronn, r. 341 Hayes
Hi^ McFaull. See McFall
EVERY DEStRIPTIOBT OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manuracturers of Show Cases
and, Store Fixtures.
37 MarM Si!
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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McFeeley John, mu8ii;ian, r. NW cor Bryaut aud
Juniper
McFeeley S. Mrs., r. 407 Minna
McOafflyau Bernard, teamster William Kerr, r. 907
BattiTy
McGahan Lizzie, compositor J. C. Howe & Co., r. 33
Prescott PI
McGiihey Robert M.. machinist W. G. Jobson, r. 177
Minna
McGalley James, seaman, r. 607 Howard
McGann J., teamster Williiim Kerr, r. 911 Battery
McGann John, longshoreman, r. 8 Prescolt PI
McGann John, machinist Talt & Hainque, r. Berke-
ley
McGann Patrick, peddler, r. Prentice nr Powhattan
McGann P. H., hatter, 717 Mission, r. 2.50 Minna
McGarrel Patrick, laborer, r. 421 M Natoma
McGarrigall Edward J., painter, r. 5 Zoe
McGarrigall James, laborer, r. 5 Zoe
McGarrity Dennis, laborer, r. 1110 Bryant
McGarrity Margaret Miss, laundress, r. 422 Grove
McGary Edward, capitalist, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 1036
Mission
McGary James, helper tJ. S. Mint, r. 1036 Mission
B5^ JIcGary. See Magary and McGeary
McGaiigh P., driver Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union
McG.in^ihey Frank, salesman Ross & Hewlett, r. 5
Vernon PI
McGaiighran Michael, carriage painter Larkins & Co.,
r. 338 Clementina
McGauley James F., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1341 Union
McGauley Julia F., widow, r. 1341 Union
e£y McGauley. See McAuley, Macauley and Mc-
Gauley
McGann Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 227 Leavenworth
McGavan M., stonecutter, r. 24 Turk
"^''TJivin Walter J. T., assistant accountant Nevada
^;!ink, r. 910 Taylor
' firy D. T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
■ ary John, carpenter and builder, r. 1175 Mis-
M. (Tf-ary Joseph A., clerk Post Olfice, r. 1175 Mission
t<y McGeary. See McGary
>r i;ee Edward, teamster, r. Pennsylvania Av nrYuba
M iTi-e Francis, porter J. Straus & Co.,r. 1859 Steven-
son, rear
M'iee Harry C, clerk Redington & Co., r. 933 Sut-
ter
McGee James B., clerk, r. 2 Langton
McGee James C, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ill
Welsh
McGee John, night watchman Grand Hotel, r. Ill
Welsh
McGee John, peddler, r. 1216 Hampshire
McGee John J., r. 106 Clara
McGee John P., laborer, r. Church nr Ridley
McGee Michael, laborer, r. 5 Snnshine Court
McGee Michael, laborer, r. 208 Langton
McGee Patrick, r. 1013 Jackson
McGee Patrick, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 2 Lang-
ton
McGee Robert, laborer, r. Ill Welsh
McGee Rosanna Mrs., r. 2 Langton
McGee Thomas, blacksmith, r. 5 Sunshine Court
McGee Thomas, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 2 Lang-
ton
McGee Thomas, traveling salesman, r. 57Ji West
Mission
McGee W. J., r. 818J<s Ivy Av
S^" McGee. See Magee
McGeebau Hugh, engineer O'Connell k Lewis, r. 29
Pearl
McGe. iiey Bridget A., widow, r. 141.') Jackson
McGeeiipy Edward P., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney William H., foreman John B. Mclntyre, r.
141.5 Jackson
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IMPORT Kits av
ORIENTAL RUGS
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
McGeorge James G., iari)enter, r. 313 Elm Av
McGeorge J. W.. bookkeeper Yates & Co., r. Oakland
McGeorge William C , clerk G.W. Glbbs & Co., r. 1211
Taylor
McGeough Arthur, clerk John 8ullivan, r. 908 San-
some
McGeough James, stonecutter Roche & Sheedy, r. 908
Sansome
McGeough James A., carrier Post Office, r. 908 San-
some
McGeough Robert, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r.
333 Jessie
McGeough Rose Miss, teacher Filbert Street Primary
School, r. 908 Sansome
McGeough Thomas, clerk, r. 908 Sansome
McGeltigau Edward, wharfinger Sec. 2, Sea Wall, r.
Russ House
McGhee John T., watchman Cal. St. RR.,r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
McGbee Robert J., clerk, r. 445 Third
McGibben James A., boilermaker's helper Risdon I.
and L. Works, r. 546 Minna
McGibben Robert, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
546 Minna
McGibben Isabella, widow, r. 23 South Park
McGiffin Joseph, hotel agent, r. 1519 Sacramento
McGiffin Joseph A., salesman Mierson & Jewell, r.
1519 Sacramento
McGlll Andrew W., kitchen hand, r. 307 Fourth
McGill Daniel, spinner, r. 61 Jessie
McGill George, bookkeeper S. McHenry & Co., r. 233
Baitlett
McGill H. B.,r. 715 Howard
McGill Henry I., draftsman Easton, Eldridge k Co.,
r. 1808 Fillmore
McGILL HENRY M, attorney
»t la^v and notary public, 618 Market,
r. 18 08 Fillmore
McGill Hugh, wood and coal, 112 Clara
McGiJl John, plasterer, r. 1015M Market, rear
McGill John T., sign painter, r. 233 Bartlett
McGill Joseph, r. 233 Bartlett
McGill Joseph J., painter, r. 233 Bartlett
M. Gill Julia, widow, r. 233 Bartlett
McGill Robert K. with Wm. T. Coleman & Co.. r. 2113
Webster
McGill S. F., gripman Market St.RR., r. 818 Lott
McGill Thomas P., chairmaker Heywood Bros, k Co.,
r. 1302 Stevenson
B^ McGill. See Magill
McGillan Francis B.. grainer, r. 22 Moss
McGillau Frank, hackman, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 217 Minna
McGUlan Mary, widow, r. 264 Fourth
M( Gillan Patrick, plumber, r. 1631) Hyde
McGillan Roger, plumber, r. 1205 Eighteenth
McGillan William, carriage painter, r. 22 Moss
McGllley Patrick, plasterer, r. 313 Eighth
McGillicuddy Cornel i\i8, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r."l204 Howard
McGillicuddy David, shoemaker, r. 747 Brannan
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, Market opp Fifth,
r. 1204 Howard
McGilliciiddy James, r. 309 Minna
McGillicuddy .John E., machinist, r. 126 ChattanooRa
McGillivray George, with Downie Boiler Incrusta
tion Preventive Co., r. Oakland
J>IcGillivray Julin !'>., secretary Downie Boiler
Incrustation Preventive Co.. 204 Market, r. Oak-
land
McGillivray Jonepli, manager Downie Boiler In-
crustation Preventive Co., 204 Market, r. Oakland
McGillivray WJlliam* Co. (William McGilll-
vniv) real estate agents and house brokers, 1016
Market
McOilliviMV William (William McOllUvray & Co.) r.
Oridenlal llot.'l
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 Mim St
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
McG
810
McG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes mid Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McGillivray Williain, with Downie Boiler iQcrusta-
tlon Preventive Co., r. Oakland
McGilloway James, longshoreman O.R. and N. Co., r.
36 Ritch
McGilloway Neal, storekeeper Oregon Dock, r. 2 Stan-
ley Court
McGilvery Richard, conductor Sutter St. RE., r. 112
Bernard
McGilvery Thomas, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1220
Steiner
McGilvray Angus, carpenter, r. Virginia Av bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
McGilvray James B., receiver Sutter St. RR., r. 1332
Bush
McGilvray William D.. lumber dealer, ofllce i Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
McGinerty Henry P., grainer, r. 221 Ritch
McGiuerty Joseph, wool sorter, r. 221 Ritch
McGinley Archibald, molder, r. 606 Natoma
McGinley Bridget, widow, r. 265 Jessie
McGinley Dennis, laborer, r. 238 Seventh, rear
McGinley Frank, laborer Lucas & Co.
McGinley Henry, laborer, r. Hi Beale
McGinley Henry, molder Empire Foundry, r. 441
Clementina
McGinley John, laborer, r. E s Georgia bet Sierra
and Nevada
McGinley John, ship carpenter, r. 540 Folsom
McGinley M. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Gilbert
McGinley Robert, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 441
Clementina
McGinley Timothy, teamster William Kerr, r. 909
Battery
McGinn Annie Mrs., stamping, 226 O'Farrell
McGinn Eugene, manager James McGinn, 39
Eddy, r. 646J^ Minna
McGinn George, shoefltter John T. Sullivan, r. 1557 J^
Market
McGinn James, undertaker, Eugene McGinn
manager, 39 Eddy
McGinn Johanna, widow, r. 1802 Ellis
McGinn Joseph, bookkeeper James McGinn, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinn Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
1557M Market
McGinn Martin, salesman Nolan & Descalso
McGinn Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 202
Second
McGinn Thomas, undertaker James McGinn, r. 39
Eddy
McGinnerty James, laborer, r. 869 Market
McGinness CUarles J., type dresser Palmer &
Rey, and secretary United Undertakers' Associa-
tion, 27-29 Fifth, r. 515}^ Stevenson
B^ McGinness. See Maginnis, McGinnis and Mc-
GulnnesR
McGinney Frank T., deputy Assessor, r. 211 Page
McGinnev John, deputy Wharfinger, r. 728 McAllister
McGinney Margaret, widow, r. 728 McAllister
McGinney Patrick J., cooper George Windeler, r. 521
Bryant
McGinnis Alexander D. , shipwright, r. 7 Madison Av
McGinnis Annie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
McGinnis Bridget, domestic, 2295 Sacramento
McGinnis Catherine, r. 1112 J^ Harrison
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-fourth
McGinnis Frank, laborer, r. Reidy's Hotel
McGinnis Frank, mechanic, r. 1115 Jones
McGinnis George T., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co.
McGinnis Hugh, clerk, r. 123 Wildey
McGinnis Hugh, salesman O. Curtin, r. 330 Golden
Gate Av
McGinnis James C, policeman, r. 25}^ Madison Av
McGinnis James S., telegraph operator, r. 25}^ Madi-
son Av
McGinnis John, blacksmith, r. 123 Wildey
McGinnis John, driver, r. 1313 Octavia
McGinnis John, laborer, r. 12 Hampton PI
McGinnis Lawrence, shoemaker A. Lew, r. 530 Pa-
cific
McGinnis Mary E. Miss, clerk, r. 2.'iM Madison Av
McGinnis Patrick, helper George E. Belmor, r. 2303
Harrison
McGinnis Patrick, teamster, r. 328 Bartlett
McGinnis Thomas, clerk, r. 123 Wildey
McGinnis William, lal)orer, r. 5 Grant Alley
B^" McGitinis. See Maginnis and McGinness
McGinniss Hugh J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2224
Bush
McGlnty Charles, glass stalner, r. 15J^ Clinton
McGinty Ellen, widow, r. 15 J^ Clinton
McGinty Hugh, clerk, r. 15 }« Clinton
McGinty James, clerk, r. 15% Clinton
McGinty James, engineer, r. 140 Clipper
McGinty James, gripman Market St. RR., r. Lucy bet
Ashbury and Masonic Av
McGinty John, bookkeeper, r. 15}^ Clinton
McGinty John Rev., pastor Church of the Holy Cross,
r. 1826 Eddy
McGinty Patrick, teamster, r. 124 Gilbert
McGinty William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 160 Clara, rear
McGivern Bernard W., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1708
Sacramento
McGivern Edward J., druggist, r. 381 Dolores
McGivern John H., collarmaker William Davis, r. 381
Dolores
McGivern Patrick, carriagemaker, r. 381 Dolores
McGivney Edward, laborer, r. 509 Minna
McGivney James E., painter, r. 509 Minna
McGivney Michael, longshoreman, r. 921 Montgomery
McGlade Edward, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 121
Welsh
McGlade Francis, stevedore, r. 1411 Montgomery
McGladry Mary Miss, matron Ladies' Protection and
Relief Soc. Franklin bet Post and Geary
McGlauflin Emeline, widow, r. 104 Webster
McGlauflin Lewis M., grain and commission
merchant. 309 California, r. 2516 Fillmore
B^" McGlauflin. See McLaughlin
McGlauglin Aanie, widow, r. 1103 Powell
McGlew John B., assayer. r. 1575 Folsom
McGlew Thomas, mining engineer, r. 1575 Folsom
McGlinchey Henry, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 400 Bartlett
McGlinchey John, teamster, r. 411 Fifth
McGlinchey Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Filbert and Taylor
McGlinchey Patrick, capitalist, r. 2 Elizabeth
McGlinn Patrick, livery and sale stable, 126 Fourth,
r. 506 Guerrero
McGloin Edward, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
120 Jones
McGlone Daniel, driver City RR., r. 1325% Natoma
McGlone Jacob T., clerk, r. Fell bet Scott and Devis-
adero
McGlone James, contractor, r. Fell bet Scott and De-
vi sadero
McGlorie James, shoemaker J. Clulow, r. 208 Seventh
McGlone James Jr., clerk, r. Fell bet Scott and De-
visadero
McGlone John, clerk, r. Fell bet Scott and Devlsadero
McGlone Robert, seaman, r. 7 Bartol
McGlone Thomas J., painter, r. NE cor Jackson and
Lyon
McGlynn Bernard, housemover, r. 639 Minna
McGlynn Catherine Miss, r. 6 Lick Alley
McGlynn Charles J., noteteller The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1500 Golden Gate Av
McGlynn Frank, real estate, r. 1910 Dijpont
McGlynn Frank Jr., law student Matthew I. Sullivan,
r. 1910 Dupont
McGlynn Hugh, conductor Market St. RR , r. 217
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McGlynn JsmeB, molder Riedon I. aud L. Works, r. 1
Beale PI
McGlynu John, baker, r. 504 Seventh
McGlynu John A. Mrs., widow, r. 1500 Golden Gate Av
McGlyun John F., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
« Co., r. 121G Howard
McGlynn Joseph, detective Mahoney & Lawson, r. 1
Beale PI
McGlyun Michael, compositor Call, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
McGlyun Patrick, asphaltum worker, r. 1 Beale PI
McGlyun Patrick J., driver Joseph Tomklnson, r.
27)4 Zoe
McGlynn Peter J., cashier and general passen-
ger and ticket agent San Francisco aud North Pa-
cific Railroad Co., office 410 Mission, r. 1500
Golden Gate Av
McGlynn Thomas, r. 1216 Howard
McGlynn Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
McGlyun Thomas, policeman, r. 528 M Bryant
McGoldrick Bridget, r. 105 Prospect
McGoldriik Daniel, fireman, r. 93 Elizabeth
McGoldrick John, laborer, r. 45 Stauly PI
McGoldrick Patrick, longshoreman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. Twenty-third bet Sanchez and Noe
McGoldrick Thomas, driver Telephone Transfer Co.
McGoldrick William, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N
s Shasta bft Louisiana and Maryland
McGoldrick William, longshoreman A. M. Simpson
& Bro., r. Twenty-third bet Sanchez and Noe
McGonigle Bernard, laborer P. M. S8. Co., r. 636
Third
McGonigle Charles, teamster, r. 1308 Kearny
McGonigle Cornelius, teamster C. Fowler, r. 41 Na-
toma
McGonigle Daniel, r. 1013 Leavenworth
McGonigle Denis, teamster, r. 320 Vallejo
McGonigle Frank, metermau S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
777 Harrison
McGonigle Hugh, labc rer, r. 23 Anthony
McGonigle Hugh, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Georgia bet Sierra aud Shasta
McGonigle John, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 39 J^
RURS
McGonigle John, laborer, r. 515 Howard
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 777
Harrison
McGonigle Margaret, widow, r. 731 M Clementina
McGonigle Margaret, widow, r. 1013 Leavenworth
McGonigle Michael, driver Charles Rodden, r. 636
Third
McGonigle Patrick, r. 43 Natoma
McGonigle Philip, driver Charles Rodden, r. 636
Third
McGonigle Rose Miss r. 1308 Kearny
McGonigle Thomas, laborer, r. 63t) Third
McGonigle Thomas, teamster, r. 320 Vallejo
McGonigle Timothy, teamster, r. 15 Florence
McGonigle William T., butcher, r. 15 Florence
McGooity Frank, trader, r. 4 Ivy Av
McGoorty James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 920 Bush
McOorry Catherine, widow, r. 1216 Alabama
McGorry James B., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
1216 Alabama
McGorry Stephen W., cooper George Larsen, r. 922
Battery
McGough Frank H., woolsorter, r. 313 Fourth
McGough James F., r. 481 Seventh
McGou«h Patrick, guard House of Correction
McGovern A. J., president Whitney, Standard and
Oakland Transfer Co., r. Oakland
McGovern Aanle, domestic 978 Fifteenth
McGovern Benedict J. Rev., sub prior Dominican
Monastery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
McGovern Charles C, physician and surgeon, 17 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. 1577 Folsom
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HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO ORDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McGovirn Charles J., physician and surgeon, 17 Phe-
Ian Bldg, r. 1577 Folsom
McGovern Edward, ironworker, r. 514 Sixth
McGovern Frank, laborer, r. 28 Clinton
McGovern Frank, with P. J. McGovern fc Co., r. 1716
Market
McGoveru Frank J., hostler Arthur S. Petersen
McGovern George, laborer, r. 1308 Montgomery
McGovern I. I., laborer, r. Ill Jessie
McGovern James, brass finisher, r. 73 Shipley
McGovern James, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 404
Ninth
McGoveru James E., driver Wells Fargo k Co., r.2740
Van Ness Av
McGovern John, deputy Sheriff, r. 2740 Van Ness Av
McGovern John, laborer, r. 1033 M Hampshire
McGovern John, manager Commercial Hotel, SE
cor Montgomery .A.v and Kearny
McGovern John F., molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 867
Eighteenth
McGovern John H., with estate of Philip McGovern,
r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern John J., inspector Custom House, r. 2740
Van Ness Av
McGovern Louisa, domestic 731 Sixteenth
McGovern Lawrence, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and
Tildeu
McGovern Michael, cook, r. 636 Commercial
McGovern Michael, longshoreman, r. 1308 Mont-
gomery
McGovern Patrick, hostler Norfolk Stables, r. 26
Turk
McGovern Patrick, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r.
lO'd-iH Hampshire
McGovern Peter J. (P. J. McGovern & Co.) r. 1720
Market
McGovern Philip (estate of) wines and liquors,
NE cor Kearny and Market
McGoveru Philip, laborer, r. Twenty-seventh bet
Church and Dolores
McGovern Philip, painter S. P. Co., r. 639 Steven-
son
McGovern Philip H., collector, r. 18 Laurel PI
McGoveru Philip Mrs., widow, r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern P. J. & Co. (Peter J. Mr-Goveru) groceries
and dairy produce. 1716-1718 Market, and SW cor
Sixteeuth aud Hoff Av
McGovern Robert, barber, 152 Third, r. Oakland
McGovern Rose, widow, r. 639 Stevenson
McGovern Thomas, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
2740 Van Ness Av
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker Grin Jones & Co., r.
12.32 Green
McGowan Bartley, longshoreman, r. 2013 Dupont
McGowan B.rnaid, laborer Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 513 Howard
McGowan Bridget, lodgings, 9 Taylor
MiGowau Charles, machinist, r. 222 Saucliez
McGowan Charles, teamster, r. 3 Bruce PI
McGowan Charles C, bookkeeper, r. 224 Ilaight
McGowan Cornelius, honsemover, 1141 Mission
McGowan Ellen E.. dressmaker, r. 541 Natoma
McGowan Frank, shipping clerk A. Galli Fruit Co..
r. 2013 Dupont
McGowan Frederick, varnisher, r. 7 Yerba Buena.resr
McGowan Harvey, housemover, r. 657 Minna
McGowan Henry H., carrier Post Office, r. 2017 Du-
pont
McGowan James, blacksmith, r. 1 Gilbert
McGowan John, r. 520 Geary
McGowan .John, clerk, r. 2013 Dupont
McGowan John, cook. r. 518 Fulton
McGowan John, molder. r. 867 Eighteenth
McGowan John, rancher, r. 733t'linrch
McGowau John A., carpenter, r. 851 Harrison
McGowan John F., carrier Post Office r. 2120 Mason
McGowan Judith, widow, r. 1501 Larkin
McGowau Mary, widow, r. 1813 Stevenson
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809. 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
McGowau Mary Miss, compositor Evening Post. r.
22;^ Lewis
McGowan Matthew (McLellan k Co.) r. 614 Linden
Av
McGowan Matthew, laborer, r. California Av nr Fair
Av, B. H.
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 206^ Ritch
McGowau Michael, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
McGowau Michael, marble polisher, r. 4i4 Seventh
McGowan Michael, porter G. Dieffenbacher, r. 22}^
Lewie
McGowan Patrick, hostler City RR.. r. 8 Ridley
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 607 Battery
! McGowan Patrict, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 9 ?4
Boardman PI
i McGowan Patrick A., insurance agent, r. 851 Harri-
j son
McGowan Peter, hackman, r. 2017 Dupont ~
McGowau Philip, marblecutter William Black, r. 109
Teuth
I McGowan Rose, cook Ernest MoUer, r. 514^ Third
McGowau Terrence M., printer Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 444 Seventh
McGowan Thomas, melter Eureka Foundry, r. 570
Folsom
I McGowau Thomas, waiter, r. 642 Howard
McGowan Thomas A., law student H. H. Lowenthal,
' r. 1232 Green
McGowau Thomas J., butcher, 519 Geary, r. 520
Geary
McGowan William, plumber, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan William H., clerk, r. 24 Turk
j McGown Brothers (Charles D. McGowu) manufactur-
ers' agents and dealers machinists' supplies, 42
Market
! McGown Charles D. (McGown Bros.) r. 21 Page
i t^T McGown. See McGowan
McGrady James, expressman, S w cor Front and
! Clay, r. 418 Fourteenth
McGrady John, fireman, r. 625 Davis
McGrail Thomas, laborer, r. 528 Sixteenth
McGrain James, hostler City RR. , r. 1805 Mission
i;^' McGrain. See McGrane and Magrane
McGranaghan Hush, r. 827 Eighteenth
McGranaghan Joseph, cutter Frank G. Edwards, r.
807 J^ Sixteenth
j McGranahau Joseph, teamster, r. 1916 Taylor
McGrane Ann, widow, r. 3 Henrietta Square
I McGrane Hugh, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
I r. 3 Henrietta Square
McGrane Hu><h. watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
I 1036 >iS Folsom
j McGrane John, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 3 Henrietta Square
li^~ McGrane. See McGrain
[ McGrath Annie Miss, r. ISaO Market
McGrath Daniel, clerk Post Office, r. 244 Minna
McGrath Edwin, marble importer, r. 112 Oak
MeGrath Eliz.ibeth, widow, r. 904 Jackson
McGrath Ellen, widow, r. 138 Hickory Av
McGrath George, longshoreman, r. 1412 Montgomery
McGrath Harry, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 320 Third
McGrath Henry T., sawyer, r. 310 Day
McGrath James, cooper, r. 348 Twenty-fourth
McGrath James, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 825 Jessie
McGrath James, laborer, r. 120}^ Clara
IMcGrath James, policeman, r. 327 Green
McGrath James, seaman, r. 307 Bryant
McGrath James, shoemaker, 524 Third, r. m Sheri-
dan
McGrath James, tinner Power & Pike
McGrath James, Watchman Presidio RR., r. 2317^
Larkin
McGrath James J., r. plnmber, r. 1232 Pacific
McGrath James O.. r. 2020 Bush
McGrath J. E., sub assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, 39 U. S. Appraisers' Building
McGrath Johauna, widow, r. 337 Duncnn
McGrath John. r. 254 Clara
McGrath John, agent, r. 2001 Mission
McGriith John, carpenter, r. 1184 Harrison
McGrath John, carpenter, r. 1514 Church
McGrath John, exi)rpssmau, r. 138 Hickory Av
McGrath John, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 320 Third
McGrath John, horseshoer E. J. O'Rourbe, r. 362 Fif-
teenth
McGrath John, loagshoreman, r. 5.51 Howard
McGrath John, molder, r. 323 Tehama
McGrath John, printer, r. 348 Twenty-fourth
McGrath John, proptr City Hotel, 512 Howard
McGrath John, storekeeper W. U. Tel. Co., 518 Front,
r. 218 Seventeenth
McGrath John, teamster, r. 17 Twenty-second
McGrath John, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
McGrath Jahn A., policeman, r. 1714 Lagnna
McGrath John J., machine hand A. M. Jewell jc Co.,
r. 120^ Clara
McGrath John J., marble importer, r. 112 Oak
McGrath John P., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
510 Stockton
McGrath John W., gardener Hamilton Square
McGrath Joseph, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
McGrath Joseph, clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 34 Ellis
McGrath Joseph, driver Patrick F. McGrath, r. 135
Fifth
McGrath Joseph E., painter Thomas Downing, r.
428 J^ Hayes
McGrath Joseph E. Jr., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
r. 428 k Hayes
McGrath J. P., engineer, r. 11 J^ Harriet
McGrath Julia, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
McGrath Kate, domestic, r. 510 Sixth
McGrath Lawrence, engineer Matthew Nunan, r. 218
Eighth
McGrath Lawrence J., salesman P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
521 ii Natoma
McGrath Lizzie Miss, saleslady, r. 428)^ Hayes
McGrath Mary, widow, r. 5215-4 Natoma
McGrath Mary A., chambermaid Occidental Hotel
McGrath Matthew, laborer Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 34 Minna
McGrath Michael, boarding, 34 Minna
McGrath Michael, laborer, r. Precita Av nr Bryant
Av
McGrath Michael J., attorney at law, r. 348 Twenty-
fourth
McGrath Michael T., machinist F. A. Huntiogton, r.
Oakland
McGrath Miles, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
178 Lombard
McGrath Nellie Miss, clerk Miss S. Johnston, r. 428 3^
Hayes
McGrath Owen J., wood and coal, 2938 Mission
McGrath Patrick, calker, r. 113 Freelon
McGrath Patrick, deck hand stmr Newark, r. Boyce
nr Geary
McGriith Patrick, laborer, r. 262 Clementina
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. 326 Fifth
McGrath Patrick, master mariner, r. 1129 Nineteenth
McGrath Patrick F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGrath Patrick H., shoemaker Solomon Marks
McGrath Peter J., laborer, r. 310 Day
McGrath Peter P., marble works, 205 Ninth, r. Four-
teenth Av bet I and J
McGrath Peter P. Jr. , marble cutter Peter P. McGrath,
r. Fourteenth Av bet I and J
McGrath Philip, warehouseman Eureka Grain Ware-
house, r. 136 Lombard
McGrath Richard, lumberman, r. 22 Tehama
McGrath Richard, porter Carroll & Carroll, r. 251
Stevenson
McGrath Stephen A., gasfitter, and assistant foreman
Hook .ind Ladder No. 2, r. 327 Green
McGrath Thomas, carriage painter, r. 348 Twenty,
fourth
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McGrath Thomas, clerk, r. 136 Lombard
McGrath Thomas, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 510
Sixth
McGrath Thomas, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 320 Third
McGrath Thomas, deckhand stmr Newark, r. Oak-
laud
McGrath Thomas, eipressman NE cor Washington
and Montgomery, r. 4'24 Fvilton
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 310 Day
McGrath Thomas, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r.l23)4
Laiigton
McGrath Thomas, laborer 8. P. Co., r. 262 Clemen-
tina
MeGrath Thomas, molder Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
34 Minna
McGrath Thomas, policeman, r. 327 Green
McGrath Thomas, shoemaker, r. 138 Ji Shipley
McGrath Thomas, teamster, r. 3.56 Grove
McGrath Thomas F., engineer Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 337 Diinran
McGrath Thomas H , foreman Bush & Mallett, r. 727 Ji
Natoiua
McGrath William, furniture and upholstery, 1937
Mission
McGrath William, glassworker, r. 14 Bluxome
McGrath William, laborer, r. Brooklyn House
McGrath William, mantle setter Bush & Mallett, r.
708 Clcuentina
McGrath William T., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
r. 428 M Hayes
e^ McGrath. See Magrath and McGraw
McGr.iw Arthur, molder, r. 134 Fouith
McGraw David F., contractor and builder, r. 1420
Grove
McGraiv Ed-»vard W., attorney at law, 318 Cali-
fornia!, rooms 15-16. r. 1132 Twenty-first
McGraw -James, stage manager Cremorne Theatre
McGraw Patrick, foundryman, r. 16 Tehama
McGraw Peter, gripman Market St. RR..r. 1907 Haight
McGraw William, ice cream maker Swain Bros., r.
ll'J Powell
McGraw William, salesman N. D. Millzner & Co.
a^ McGraw. See Magrath and McGrath
McGrayan Frank, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 2 Me
Lea Court
McGreal Patrick, stone cutter, r. 606 Seventh
McGreehan Thomas, groceries and liquors, 152G How-
ard
McGreevy Charles H.. r. 905 Market
McGreevy Charles V., cleik. r. 1039 Bartlett
McGreevy E'lward, laborer, r. 27 Minna
McGreevy Edward Jr.. laborer, r. 27 Minna
McGreevy Edward T., clerk, r. 1039 Bartlett
McGreevy Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 234 Sixth
McGreevy George, driver Engine No. 1. r. 419 Pacific
Mf-Greevy George F.. boilerruaker. r. 1039 Bartlett
McGreevy James, bricklayer, r. 1318 Dupont
McGreevy James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
McGreevy James T., whipmaker Keyston Bros., r.
1039 Bartlett
McGreevy John, policeman, r. 1039 Bartlett
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevy Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
McGreevy William, capitalist, r. 708 Nineteenth
McGreevy William, molder Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
1039 Bartlett
McGregan Kate, domestic 8W cor York and Santa
Clara
McGregor A. Mrs., proptr St. Ardine House, 765 Mar-
ket
McGregor Alexander, carrlagemaker, 760 Bryant, r.
729 Bryant
McGregor C. M., engineer, r. 433 Grove
McGregor Cornelius, news dealer, r. 122 Jackson
MrGregor Flora Miss, labeler, r. 904 Powell
McGregor Frank, fireman etmr Oakland, r. Oakland
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J. SLOANE & CO,
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
730
Old
McGregor Frank, laborer, r. Haiidlcy House
McGregor Gustave J., salesman Peter B. Simons ft
Sou, r. 309 Scott
McGregiir James, cigars and tobacco, 506 Washington,
r. 1427 Pacific n_;
McGregor James, liquor saloon. 242 Braonan [
McGregor J. C, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
McGrew Alexander G.. reporter Call, r. 1409 Sacra-
mento
McGrew Andrew, merchant, r. 25.">6 Geary
McGrew Isaac N., clerk A. D. Oakley, r. 2.556 Geary
McGrew William K., attorney at law, r. 34 54 Turk
McGriil Patrick H.. bridgeteuder S. P. Co., r. S s
Channel bet Third and Fourth
McGrooey Thomas, second assistant engineer stmr
Granada
McGrory John, cook Charles Roberts, r. 54 First
McGrory Owen, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 6 Federal
McGrory Thomas, liquor saloon, 36 Second,
Clementina
McGruder James, woodworker, r. 218 Ninth
McGruder Kate Mrs., millinery, 228 Sixth
McGuane John H., teamster George W. Smart,
San Jose Road nr Industiial School
McGuckin Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 336
Kitch
McGue Agnes Miss, seamstress, r. S. F. Girls' Union
McGueJohuJ., conductor Market St. ER., r. 1182
Haight
McGuffick John R., printer H. S. Crocker & Co.. r.
1246 Folsom
McGuffick William, boilermaker, r. 54 First
McGuigan Ann, widow, lodgings. 703 M Davis
McGiiigan David, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mc-
Allister and Broderick
McGuigan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
McGuinness Hugh, cook, r. 636 Commercial
McGuinness James, teamster A. Summerfield Jr., r.
6 Heron
McGuinness Mary, widow, r. 428^ Linden Av
e^" McGuinness. See Maginnls, McGluness and
McGiunis
McGuire Ann Mrs., r. 11 Norfolk
McGulre Anne, widow, r. 743 Minna
McGuire Annie, domestic 454 Bryant
McGuire Anthonv, r. Marshall nr Mission Road
McGuire Arthur W., 8tairbuilder,r.S 8 Falkland bet
St. John and Tombigbee
McGuire Bartholomew, bricklayer, r. 212 Grove
McGuire Blanche Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 8 8 Falkland bet St. John and Tombig-
bee
McGuire Catherine Mrs., r. 22 Cook
Mc(">uire Clarence T.. engineer, r. 1071 Howard
McGuire Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 059 Howard
McGuire Edward, r. 17 Washington
McGuire Elizabeth, widow, r. 512^4 Natoma
McG\iire Francis C, boilermaker, r. 205 Eleventh
McGuire Francis J., clerk Rlsdou I. and L. Works, r.
31H,i, Ivy Av
McGuire Frank, boilermaker, r. E 8 lUinole nr Napa
McGuire Frank, tinsmith, r. 357 Minna
McGuire Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Duncan and Church
McGuire James, r. 66H Misfiion
McGuire James, boilermaker. r. 41 Pacific
McGuire Jaiiies, laborer, r. 315 Bryant, rear
McGuire James, molder Union Iron Works, r. 319
Minna
McGuire John, blacksmith, r. Garfield Hotel
McGutre John, blacksmith's helper Pac. Iron Works,
r. 44 First
McGuire John, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 614 Na
toma
McGuire John, boilermaker, r. 3.57 Minna
McGuire John, bricklayer and contractor, r. 212
Grove
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McGuire Jobu, machinehand Jason Spriuger & Co.,
r. W s Prospect Av nr Cortlaud Av, B. H.
McOiiire John, poultry, 63-64 Centre Market, r. 16
Stockton PI
McGnire John J., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r. 97 J^
♦Fifteenth
McGuire Joseph F., saddler Main & Winchester, r.
357 Minna
McGnire Kate, widow, r. 1102 Howard
McGuire Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 1160 Folsom
McGuire Mabel R. Mrs., housekeeper 614 Sutter
McGuire Mary, widow, r. 1106 Montgomery
McGuire Mary, widow, r. 1223 Kearny
McGuire Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 512?i Natoma
McGuire Mary A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. S 8 Falkland bet St. John and Tombig-
bee
McGuire Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. cor Duncan
and Church
McGuire Michael, laborer, r. 24 Zoe, rear
McGuire Michael, laborer Black Point Packing
McGuire Orison, master mariner, r. 2218 Mission
McGuire Patrick, r. 356 Grove
McGuire Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
McGuire Patrick, laborer, r. 1135 Folsom, rear
McGuire Patrick, laborer Patrick Biggins, r. San
Bruno Road nr Channel
McGuire Patrick, longshoreman, r. 407 Main
McGuire Patrick, watchmau, r. 3.'57 Minna
McGuire Philip, laborer, r. 1106 Montgomery
McGuire Philip, laborer, r. 1565}^ Market
McGuire Rose Miss, teacher music, r. 212 Grove
McGuire Thomas, r. Elizabeth nr Castro
McGuire Thomas, carpenter, r. W s Prospect Av nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
McGuire Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Perry
McGuire Thomas Jr. with S. F. Planing Mill, r.W s
Prospect Av nr Cortland Av, B. H.
McGuire Warren C, engineer, r. 1071 Howard
McGnire William (Tynes & McGuire) r. NW cor
Stockton and Pacific
e^" McGuire. See Maguire and Merguire
McGuirk Elizabeth, widow, r. 240 Fulton
McGuirk Ellen, widow, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk James, bartender, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk Stephen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ten-
nessee nr Sierra
McGuirk Thomas, blacksmith, r. .WS Foisom
McGurk John, hostler Patrick McGlinn, r. 67 Everett
McGurk Mary, domestic 1915 Franklin
McGurk Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Garden, rear
McGurren ArtQur (Monahan & McGurren)r. 205 Third
McGurren James, carpenter, r. 1409 Pacific
McGushin James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Glasgow, i. 115 Ellis
McGushin Pa'rick, r. 29 Washington
McGuy Frank, engineer, r. 129 Jackson
McHaffie James, clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffle John F., clerk, r.944 Folsom
McHaffie Mary A., widow, r. 944 Folsom
McHale Annie Miss, r. 419 Minna
McHanie Thomas, gripman Presidio RR.. r. 1090
Union
McHenry Addie Mrs., artist, r. 1918 Broadway
McHenry Archibald, helper Eureka Foundry, r. cor
Second and Howard
McHenry Charles B., special agent North British
and Mercantile Ins. Co., r. 611 Taylor
McHenry D. & Co. (Daniel McHenry) tanners, Ns
Brarinan bet Eighth and Ninth
McHenry Daniel (D. McHenry & Co.) r. N s Brannsn
bet Eighth and Ninth
McHenry Daniel, clerk freight auditor's oface S. P.
Co., r. 410 Natoma
McHenry Elizabeth, widow, r. 61fi Shotwell
McHenry Frank, expressman, r. 624 Minna, rear
McHenry George, expressman, r. 6 Byington Av
McHenry Henry, r. 873 M Market
McHeniy James, liquor saloon, 205 Pacific
McHenry John, expressman, 1200 Market, r. NW cor
Channel and Potrero Av
McHenry Mary Miss, r. 363 Minna
McHENRY MAURICE
expressman, NW cor Stockton and Sut-
ter, r. 2533 Post
McHenry Maurice, laborer, r. 149 Shipley
McHenry Michael, laborer, r. 2030 Filbert
McHenry Peter N., compositor Journal of Commerce,
r. 611 Clay
McHenry S. & Co. (Samuel McHenry) commis-
sion merchants, 320 Front
McHenry Samuel (S. McHenry & Co.) r. West End.
Alameda
McHenry R. A., marble cutter, r. 410 Natoma
McHenry William A., laborer, r. 202 Second
MoHugh Andrew, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
McHugh Bernard C, bartender S. A. Minor, r. 265
Jessie
McHueh Charles, carpenter, r. 127 Nineteenth
McHugh Ellen, widow, r. 264 First
McHugh Francis P., shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 55
Second
MrHugh Felix S., painter, r. 1317 Green
McHugh James, teamster, r. 1 Dehone
McHugh James H., tanner H. N. Cook, r. Iowa bet
Solano and Santa Clara
McHugh John, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 16 Ellis
McHugh Jonn, merchant, r. 722 O'Farrell
McHugh John S., r. 11 Lafayette
McHugh Mary C. T. Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, r. 1317 Green
McHugh Owen, contractor, NE cor McAllister and
Baker
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 141 Clara
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 1313 Devisadero
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
McHugh Patrick, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 150
Silver
McHugh Patrick Jr.. laborer, r. 1313 Devisadero
McHugh Philip, laborer, r. 264 First
McHugh Thomas, driver City RR.. r. 1313 Devisadero
McHugh Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Page
McHugh Thomas, laborer, r. Felton nr Berlin
McHugh William, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet Para-
guay and Teneriffe
e^" McHugh. See McCue
McHugo John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Oakland
Mclllriach Fannie D. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1030
Twenty-fourth
Mclllriach Enphemia Mrs., nurse, r. 607 Stevenson
Mcllveen David, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1515
Broderick
Mcllwain Alexander, r. 159 Shipley
McIlwaiuJohn, porter Grand Arcade Market, 315
Sixth, r. 159 Shipley
Mcllwain Joseph, butter dealer, r. 159 Shipley
Mcllwain Patrick, fouudryman, r. 1124 Folsom
Mcllwain Thomas, loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Mcllwain Thomas, laborer Lobos Square Packing
House
Mcludoe R. H., with W. H. L. Corran, 518 Clay, r.
Tubbs Hotel, East Oakland
Mclneiney George H., operator Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 1524 Jackson
Mclnerney John, fireman, r. 1 Kohler PI
Molnerney John J., groceries and liquors, SB cor La-
guna and Oak
Mclnerney Joseph J., painter, r. 307 Ivy Av
Mclnerney Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 307 Ivy Av
Mclnerney Mary A., widow, r. 303 J<5 Hayes
Mclnerney Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 1524 Jackson 3
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Mclnerney Thomas, butcher, r. 311 Broadway
Mclneruy Barclay, oiler California St. RR., r. 1604
California
Mclnerny Bernard, housemover, r. 657 Minna
Mclnerny Garratt, attorney at law, r. VM Seventh
Mclnerny James, contractor and builder. 330 Pine,
room 11, r. NE cor Hancock and Noe
Mclnerny John, liquor saloon, 1016 Bryant
Mclnerny John G., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
112 Hyde
Mclnerny Martin, dairyman, r. 1115 York
Mclnerny Michael, shoemaker, r. 1727 Market
Mclnerny Patrick P., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
534 Polk
Mclnerny Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
2319 Webster
Mcluemv Sarah, widow, r. 416 Post
Mclnerny Timothy S., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 2319 Webster
Mclniff Millie, widow, r. 136 Rose Av
Mclnnes John H., hardware, 913 Larkin and carpen-
ter, 837 Geary, r. 917 Larkin
Mclunls Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 16 Morris Av
Mclnnis James T., carpenter, r. 1109 Twenty-fourth
JUInnis M. B., r. 1817 Stockton
Mclnnis Sadie Miss, restaurant, 1101 Howard
Mclutire E. E., r. 429 Sixth
Mcliitire J. J., 1719 Broderick
Mclntire Joseph, laborer, r. Brooklyn House
Mclntire Nancy, domestic 57 Silver
a^ Mclntire. McEntire and Mclntyre
Mcintosh Charles F., mailing clerk Spirit of the
Times
Mcintosh Colin, painter 3. P. Co., r. 31 Grand Av
Mcintosh Daniel, tailor, r. 2732 Greenwich
Mcintosh Daniel A., carpenter, r. 1918 Jessie
Mcintosh Ellse, clerk Rosenblum Bros., r. 25 Thir-
teenth
Mcintosh Frank, r. 840 Fourth
Mcintosh Isaac R., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, r. 635
Valencia
Mcintosh J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mcintosh James, cook, r. 549 Mission
Mcintosh John draftsman, r. Precita Av bet Gunni-
son Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Mcintosh John, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 908 Treat
Av
Mcintosh John watchman, r. 434 li Clementina
Mcintosh John C. millwright, r. NW cor Douglass
and Casselli Av
Mcintosh John W., draftsman, r. 8 Minna
Mcintosh Laughlin (Mcintosh & Wolpman) r. 575
Bryant
Mcintosh Robert, molder Eureka Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Mcintosh Samuel H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 908 Treat Av
Mcintosh William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,
r Berkeley
Mclnto.sh & Wolpman (Laughlin Mcintosh and Wil-
liam D. Wolpman) mnfrs machinery, 135 Beale
0^" Mcintosh. See Mackintosh
Mclntyre Charles, boilermaker, r. 566 Howard
Mclntyre Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Mclntyre Charles S., longshoreman, r. 509 Howard,
rear
Mclntyre Daniel, watchman Enterprise Mill, r. 411
Sansorae
Milntyre Edward, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Mclntyre Eugene, brakesman S. P. Co., r. 1031 Clay
Milutyre Frank R., cigarmaker, r. 379 Shotwell
Mclutyre Harry E., clerk, r. 2615 Octavia
Mclntyre James, carpenter, r. 1021 Twentieth
Mclutyre John, boilermaker Bisdon I. and L. Works
Mclntyre John, carriage maker, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John, confectioner Rothschild JtEhrenpfort,
r. 507 Eighth
Mclntyre John, longshoreman r. 1319 Sansome
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64 f to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mclntyre John, stevedore, r. 1321 Montgomery
Mclutyre John B., bookbinder, 422 Commercial and
423 Clay, r. 1810 Pierce
Mclntyre John C, brushmaker T. C. Conklin, r. 1612X
Mission
Mclntyre John C, clerk, r. 412 Waller
Mclntyre John C, special policeman, r. 1716 MaBon
Mclntyre John J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt.
r. 1 Polk
Mclntyre Leslie F., salesman Dalton Bros., r. 23
M una
Mclntyre Maggie, domestic 113 Page
Mclntyre Maggie, widow, r. 1139 Twentieth
Mclntyre Mathew E., receiving clerk Wellman, Peck
& Co., r. Fruit Vale
Mclntyre .Michael, junk dealer, r. 412 Waller
Mclntyre Patrick, coachman, r. 1118 Sacramento
Mclntyre Patrick, helper, r. N s Solano bet Tennessee
and Kentucky
Mclntyre Patrick, overseer, r. 1031 Clay
Mclntyre Patrick, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Mclntyre Peter, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 828
Howard
Mclntyre Thomas, baggage master S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. 1006 Market
Mclntyre Thomas, seaman, r. 27 Hardy
Mclntyre Thomas A., clerk, r. 413 Fifth
Mclntyre William, plumber and gasatter, 242 Sutter,
r. East Berkeley
Mclntyre William, real estate agent, r. 138 Chestnut
a^ Mclntyre. See McEntire and Mclntire
Mclsaac Duncan, laborer, r. 12 Bartol
Mclsaac John, salesman I X L, r. 12 Bartol
Mclsaac William, longshoreman, r. 233 Jackson
Mclver .\lonzo, carpenter, r. 7()6 California
Mclver James engineer, r. 2 Cleaveland
Mclver John, r. 229 Second
Mclver Louis, boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 184 Jj
Fourth
Mclver Mary, nurse, r. 920 Pine
Mclver Murdock, stevedore, r. 142 Perry
Mclver W. Brooks, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 502 Mason
Mclver William W., painter, r. H2 Perry
McJunkin Uu^h K., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 20-21, r. 920 Twentieth
McKagc Patrick E., printer P. J. Thomas, r. 711
Clementina
McK.ige Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 711
Clementina
McKaig W. W., editor Pacific States Watchman, r.
Oakland
McKail Nat, produce dealer, r. 16 Perry
McKallar Duncan, carpenter, r. 210 O'Farrell
McKanna Bernard, laborer, r. 25 Pleasant
McKay Alexander, carpenter, r. 1814 Post
McKay Alexander, drayman, 415 Front, r. 623 Cali-
fornia
McKav Alexander S.. carpenter, r. 4 Alaska PI
McKay Allan Mrs. (McKay * Co.) r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Andrew, clerk Jacob Goldman, r. 8W cor
Butte and Kentucky
McKay B. A., druggist and apothecary, 1700 Mar-
ket, .junction Polk and Fell
McKay Beatrice, widow, r. 1131 Buchanan
McKay Blanch Miss, actress, r. 1131 Buchanan
McKav Carrie M. Mrs., r. 1209 Pow.ll
McKay Charles C, roller Pac Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
McKay D.. r. 2090 Market
M<Kav Daniel, r. 20ii7 Howard
McKay Daniel, laborer, r. '28 First
McKav Daniel J., ship carpenter, r. 108 Hermann
McKay David, capitalist, office 510 California, r. 330
Ellis
McKay Edward A., clerk McKay k Co., r. 712 Shotwell
McKay Frank, boilermaker P. F. Dundon,r. 261 Klrnt
McKay George, gasfltter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
Norfolk
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Importers and Dealers In
ENQI^TSH AND AMIiUICAN
£noniiHtic>, Olnr.cH anA l>l:ilii.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McKay ftporge B., housemover, r. 945 Twenty-lhird
McKay George S., prcssmau Bacon & Co., r. 23 Nor-
folk
McKay James, siilooukeeper, r. 928 Mission
McKay .laiues, roller Pac. Rolling Mill. r. 2 Minnesota
McKay Janirs A. (Beaton & McKay) r. 928 Mission
McKay .Tames J., crockery and furniture, 5-9 Taylor,
r. 7 Taylor
McKay James J. Jr., clerk James J. McKay, r. 7 Tay-
lor
McKay John, carpenter, r. 1065 Market
McKay John, coachman, r. SW cor Powell and Cali-
fornia
McKay John, laborer, r. 1330 Washington
McKay John, laborer S. P. Co., r. (125 Fourth
McKay John, seaman, r. 4 Alaska PI
McKay John C, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 26
Turk
McKay John F., capitalist, r. 224 Post
McKay John H., contractor and carpenter, 124 Main
r. 2408 Washington
McKay John N., ship carpenter, r. 110 Hermann
McKay Joseph, boilermaker, r. 847 Howard
McKay Margaret A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1209 Powell
McKay Marion, dressmaking, 311 Hyde
McKay Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 75 Minna
McKay Matthew, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McKay Patrick, laborer, r. 13 J^ Preston PI
McKay P. B., manufacturer moldings and inside
finish, 150-154 Freelon, r. Alameda
McKay Peter, seaman, r. 333 Shipley
McKay Robert, bricklayer, r. 975 Bryant
McKay Thomas (McKay & Chlsholm) r. Benicia
McKay Thomas, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW
cor Tennessee and Solano
McKay Tiionias D. , Pacific Coast passenger agent
Burlington Route, Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad, 32 Montgomery
McKay Washington I., decorator, 207 Montgomery, r.
311 Hyde
McKay William, clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 912 Union
McKay William, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1205 Union
McKay William T., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 426M Grove
McKay <!te Cliisholm (Thomas McKay and Alex-
ander Chlsholm) leather manufacturers., office
313-315 Front, tannery Benicia
McKay & Co. (Mrs. Allan McKay, Alexander Con-
nick and J. A. Sinclair) wholesale lumber dealers
and proprietors Occidental Mill (Eureka, Cal.)
office 4 California
t^ McKay. See McCay, Mackay, Mackey, Machie
and McKee
McKeague James, carpenter, r. 441 Jessie
McKean Agnes, widow, r. Ill Natoma, rear
McKean David, boilermaker, r. Ill Natoma, rear
McKean David A., engineer Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 12323^ Vallejo
McKean George M., peddler, r. 2315 Larkin
McKean George W., exchange teller Wells Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. 331 Ellis
McKean Robert, contractor, r. 2311 Howard
McKean Robert, painter Edwin C. Lloyd
McKean William D., plumber, r. 125 Diamond
McKean William S., buyer Castle Bros., r. Buss
House
McKean Winfield M., stock clerk Le Count Bros., r.
Alameda
McKeand Peter, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1217
Florida
McKeand W. B., teamster, r. Honduras nr Kentucky
McKeany Andrew, laborer, r. Colurrbja PI bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
McKechnie Donald, master stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
McKechnie Joseph F., blacksmith Fulton Iron Works,
r. 517 Third
McKee A., barber, r. 455 Stevenson
McKee Alexander, coalpasser stmr Granada
McKee Ann, widow, r. 29 Federal
McKee Annie, ladies' nurse, r. 1209 Eighteenth
McKee Annie, widow, r. 722 Lombard
McKce Archibald, molder, r. 512M Second
McKee Catherine, widow, r. Ill Grove
McKie Clancey R., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 26
Twelfth
McKee Daisy, seamstress, r. 7 Sherwood PI
McKee J., clerk Carolan & Co.,r. Oakland
McKee James (McKee & Ellis) r. 102 Ellis
McKee James, coalpasser stmr Granada
McKee James, expressman, cor California and Davis,
r. 135 Valley
McKee James, Ktableman, r. 1920 Polk
McKee James L., clerk, r. Ill Grove
McKee James R., stairbuilder John McKee, r. 8 Grant
Alley
McKee James T., r. 807 Twenty fourth
McKee James T. Jr., r. 807 Twenty-fourth
McKee John (Tallant & Co. and McKeo & Cotton) r.
2fi Twelfth
McKee John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 100
Sixth
McKee John, stairbuilder, 530 Sixteenth, r. 8 Grant
Alley
McKee John A., clerk The State Investment Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
McKee John D., with Tallant & Co., r. 26 Twelfth
McKee John J. (Ray & McKee) r. 1497 Market
McKee Joseph L., salesman, r. 407 Buchanan
McKee Lester H., clerk W. S. Hochstadter & Co., r.
1006 Geary
McKee Mary, r. 279 Stevenson
McKee Richard B., medical student, r. 807 Twenty-
fourth
McKee Robert, seaman, r. 263 East
McKee Robert Jr., clerk Commercial Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
McKee Samuel, bookkeeper Count Jail
McKee Samuel Mrs., matron County Jail
McKee Thomas, teamster F. Gregg, r. 29 Federal
McKee Thomas M., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 534
Bush
McKee Thomas W., stairbuilder Elijah H. Crooker, r.
iia Albion Av
McKee & Cotton (John McKee and Daniel E. Cot-
ton) proprietors California Oil Works, NW cor
Main and Folsom
McKee & Ellis (James McKee and George Ellis)
liquor saloon, 101 Powell
8^" McKee. See McCay. McKay, Mackay, Mockle
and Mackey
McKeegan Patrick, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
McKeel Thomas A., stenographer The J. Dewing Co.,
r. Alameda
McKeen Moses, laborer, r. Lizzie nr Mission
McKeever Charles, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 21 Welsh
McKeevei- Cliauncey, lieutenant-colonel U. 8.
A., assistant adjutant-general Division of the Pa-
cific, Department of California, Phelan Bldg, r.
2023 California
McKeever John, dryer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
McKeever M. C, laborer, r. 204)^ Fifth
McKeever Peter, laborer, r. 204^ Fifth
McKeever Robert, cardriver, r. 13 "Verona
McKeever Thomas, hackman, r. 20 Dore
McKellar Alexander, r. 325 M Third
McKellar Daniel, r. 325)^ Third
McKellar John, r. 325}^ Third
McKeller H. D., carpenter Palace Hotel
McKelvey Miles, r. 229}^ Lay ton
McKen Andrew, watertender, r. 209 Seventeenth
McKen James, clerk, r. 209 Seventeenth
McKendry Archibald, coremaker Eureka Foundry, r.
cor Howard and Second
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M.4RKET ST.. t'<J>K. THIRI>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
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aud Store Fixtures.
37 Marte St.
IRPAD HARftSZTHY & CO. Uas^n^t^n st.1 Producers of ECLIPSE CHAMPASNE
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817
McK
McKendry James, liquor saloon, 205 Pacific
McKeney Patrick J., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission
and Ninth
McKenna Allen J., laborer, r. 322 Langton
McKenna Andrew, gardener Calvary Cemetery, r. 2509
Post
McKeuna Andrew, longshoreman A. M. Simpson *
Bro.
McEpniia Danlei S., clerk ganger Custom House, r.
1433 Valencia
McKenna Edward, waiter, r. 322 Third
McKenna Felix, liquor saloon, 1G4G Market, r. 405
Gough
McKenna George, with N. B. and M. RR., r. 214 Perry
McKenna James, driver John Nolnn, r. 1013 California
McKenna James, porter O. F. Willey k Co., r. 2319
Bush
BIcKeiina James, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 22 California, r. Alameda
McKenua James, tailor, r. 118 Clara
McKenna James, teamster, r. 5 Hayward
McKenna Jauies, waiter Bella Union Theater, r. 641
Washington
McKenna John (McKeuna fc Cole) r. IG Hawthorne
McKenna John, calker r. 76 Natoma
McKenna John, laborer Magdalen Asylam
McKenua John, laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. Nebraska
bet Yolo and Aimy
McKenna John, laborer Custom House, r. 38 Haw-
thorne
McKenna John, machinist, r. 755 Folsom
McKenna John, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2705 Polk
McKenna John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1317
Nebraska
McKenna John, varnisher, r. 172 Perry
McKenna John D., bookkeeper McKenna & Purcell,
r. 12 Eleventh
McKenna John F.. plumber, r. 318 Pago
McKenna Joseph, salesman James Duffy, r. 905 Market
McKenna Joseph, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1615 Turk
McKenna Kate Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint. r. 481 Haight
McKenna Katie, housekeeper 616 Jones
McKenna Lawrence, laborer, r. 2319 Bush
McKenn.i Margaret, widow, r. 163 Silver
McKenna Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 2632 Sutter
McKenna Mark, painter, r. 1327 Pacific
McKenua >Iary Mrs., r. 322 Langton
McKenna Maurice J., machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 512 Howard
McKenna Merritt, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 217
Perry
McKenna Michael, bollermaker, r. 163 Silver
McKenna .Michael, woodworker P. J. O'Brien & Sons
McKenna Michael F. (McKenna & Purcell) r. 12
Eleventh
McKenna Owen, bakery, 1127 Twenty-sixth
McKenna Owen, teamster J. Macdonuugh & Co.
McKenna Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., r. 150
:\Ii
ina
McKenna Patrick, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1912)^
Mi
■lOE
McKenna Patrick J., expressman, r. 314 First
McKenna Patrick J. Jr., teamster, r. 314 First
McKenna Peter, laundryman 8. F. Laundry
McK( nna Peter B., laborer, r. E s Anderson nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
McKenna P. F., carpenter, r. 1325 Steiner
McKenna Robert, brickmaker, r. 1919 Mission, rear
McKenna Robert, paper hanger, r. 1023 Powell, rear
McKenna Robert S., waiter, r. 33 Lungton
McKenna Rose, domestic 1025 Buchanan
McKenna Harah, widow, r. 89 Elizabeth
McKenua Tessie J. Miss, stenographer South British
Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of New Zealand, r.
1038 M Folsom
McKenna Thomas, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
McKenna Thomas D., sergeant police, r. 628 Valencia
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DRAPERIES.
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
porter ChriBty 4 Wise,
901
McKenna William,
Guerrero
McKenna William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
McKvniia <Sc Cole ;John McKenna and Robert E.
Cole) livery .stiible and riding academy, 240 Third
McKenna .v.- Purcell (Michael F. McKenna' and John
Purcell) commission merchants and dealers hay
and grain, 205 Drumm
nicKenuey Directory Co., F. M. HuBted presi-
dent, (;04 Merchant
McKenney Henry M., bookkeeper Report, r. 1152
Guerrero
McKenney James, shipcarpenter, r. W s Tennessee
bet Solano and Butte
McKenney Johanna, widow, r. 412 Tenth
JIcKenney John, laborer, r. 330 Twenty-second
McKenney John J., varnisher, r. 172 Perry
McKenney L. M., manager McKenney Directory Co.,
604 Merchant, r. Oakland
McKenney Lucy C, compositor J. C. Howe b Co.. r.
Alameda
McKenney Martin, boot finisher Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. Oakland
McKenney William, whitener, r. 2650 Folsom
McKenney William F., salesman T. J. Bass & Co., r.
2650 Folsom
a^ McKenney. See McKenna and McKinney
McKenny John, driver David K. Meacbam
McKenny John, tanner r. U16 Si.xth
McKenny Peter, laundryman, r. 14 Farren Av
McKenzie A., salesmin Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 321
Golden Gate Av
McKenzie Albert W. (Clarke & McKenzie) r. 1836 Eddy
McKenzie Alexander, bartender estate of Philip Mc-
Govern. r. 314 Ivy Av
McKenzie Alexander S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
McKenzie Alexander J., longshoreman, r. 3 Zoe PI
McKenzie Alexander W., bookkeeper H. Huddleston
k Co.
McKenzie Allan, stevedore, r. 305 Bryant
McKenzie Archibald, cook, r. 630 J4 Valencia
McKenzie Arthur, clerk The Bancroft Co.
McKenzie Charles, marble yard, SE cor Bush and
Central Av
McKenzie Charles J., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 813
Sutter
McKenzie Daniel, quartermaster stmr San Jos«^
McKenzie David V., molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 20 Clementina
McKenzie Donald, watchman, r. 57 Natoma
McKenzie Duncan, shipcarpenter, r. 1702 Washington
McKenzie Frank, molder, r. 609)4 Howard
McKenzie George K., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 609 Fourth
McKenzie George L., conductor Market St. RR., r.
122 Scott
McKenzie Q. H. gripman Sutter St. RR.. r. 218 Cen-
tral Av
McKenzie Harry, waiter, r. 118 Fifth
McKenzie Henry A., bollermaker. r. 5I9H Grove
McKenzie J., carpenter The Baldwin
McKenzie James, butcher, r. 622 First
McKenzie James, steamboatman, r. 502 54 Broadway
McKenzie James J., clerk Philip Kennedy J: Co., r. 9
McLea Court
McKenzie James M., carpenter, r. 1612 Bush
McKenzie James W.(8hean * McKenzie) r. (127 Second
McKenzie John (Wilson & McKenziei r. 435 Turk
McKenzie John, baker, r. 1030 McAllister
McKenzie John, bollermaker Pao. Iron Works
McKenzie John, cook, r. (>26 Merchant
McKenzie John, secretary Bay City Soda Water Co.,
110 Golden Gate Av, r. 710 Seventeenth
McKenzie John D., millwright W. R, Eckart
McKenzie John F.. salesman, r. 441 Natoma
McKenzie John G., carpenter, r. 1920 Buchanan
McKenzie John T.. master htmr San Riifnel
ALNIER & REY I TYPE, PRESSES
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818
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOKTEIiS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
McKenzie John W., agent, r. 2504 Leavenworth
McKenzie John W. Jr., teacher music, r. 2504 Leaven-
worth
McKenzie Lee, clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 813 Sutter
McKenzie Margaret Miss, principal Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 1310 Mission
McKenzie Maria, widow, r. 1 Ewer PI
McKenzie Osborn J., engineer, r. 513 Stevenson
McKenzie Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
443 Natoma
McKonzie R., r. 26 Turk
McKenzie Robert, butcher stmr San Jos6
McKenzie William, wood and coal, 819 Geary, r. 1411
Larkin
McKenzie William A., plasterer, r. 1411 Larkin
8^" McKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKinzie
McKeon Charles, horseshoer, 2312 Pine
McKeon Henry, laundryman La Grande Laundry
McKeon James, fireman, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
McKeon John, chief engineer stmr Newbern, r. 140
Hancock
McKeon John, rigger, r. 221 Diamond
McKeon John J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
420 Jackson
McKeon Michael J., head gardener Public Squares,
r. 2210 Fillmore
ATcKeon M.J. .driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2652 Folsom
McKeon Patrick, car repairer S. P. Co.. r. 708 Twenty-
first
McKeon Patrick J., statement taker S. F. Gas Light
Co.. r. 2116 Stelner
McKeon Peter, driver A. M. Ebbetts, r. 62^ Shipley
McKeon Terrance, marble polisher, r. 731 Bryant
McKeon Thomas, porter Whiltier, Fuller & Co., r.358
Clementina
McKfOu William, oiler stmr City of Topeka
McKeoQ William, rigger and stevedore, r. 219 Dia-
mond
McKeone Eliza Mrs., r. 277 Minna
McKeown Caroline, widow, r. 9 Oak Grove Av, rear
McKeown Charles, cook, r. 24 Everett
McKeown Elizabeth, domestic 921 Valencia
McKeown James, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. Berkeley
McKeown James, teamster, r. 409 Fell
McKeown John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Michigan
McKeown John, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
McKeown John, oiler Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 229
Jessie
McKeown Kate, widow, r. 1025 Mission
McKeown Lawrence, seaman, r. 9 Welsh
McKeown William, plumbing and gasfitting, 512
Sixth
McKeown William, teamster Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
915 Montgomery
McKercher Hercules, conductor Central ER., r. 1211
Fillmore
McKernan Delia, domestic 1813 Baker
McKernan Hugh B , saloonkeeper, r. 320 Tehama
McKernan John, hackman, r. 723 Seventeenth
McKerron Alexander G., bookkeeper John A. Mc-
Kerron, r. 2 White's PI
McKerron John A., harness and horse boot-
maker. 228-232 Ellis, r. 2 White's PI
McKeune George H., scene painter, r. 856 Folsom
McKeune Henry, bellows mufr, 303 Mission
McKeune James, fireman S. F.Qas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Tennessee
McKeune J. Edwin, bellows maker, r. 856 Folsom
B^ McKenne. See McEwen and MoKewen
McKevitt Hugh, laborer, r. 515 Lombard
McKevitt Mary, widow, r. 1825 Webster
McKew John, wood and coal, 431 Union, r. 1209 Jack-
son
McKewen Charles, r. 529 Sacramento
McKewen Edward, bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 27
Johnston Av
McKewen James, laborer, r. lliOl Battery
McKewi'U James, baker M. Slavin, r. 1324 Dupont
McKewen John, service foreman Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 630 Green
McKewen Patrick, laborer J. Macdonough & Co.
McKewen Peter, plumber and gasfltter, 41 Eddy, r.
1117 Montgomery
MoKewen Peter, teamster J. Macdonough & Co.
McKewen R., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 27 Johns-
ton Av
McKewen Thomas, carpenter, r. 27 Johnston Av
McKewen William, seaman, r. 527 Second
(fc?" McKewen. See McEweu and McKewne
McKibben Charles, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
McKibben Henrietta Mrs., furnished rooms, 125 Ellis
McKibbin Charles, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 202
Second
McKibbin David M., carriage painter, r. 1 Boston PI
McKibbin James, ship carpenter, r. 177 Sixteenth
McKibbin James, water dealer, r. 655 Minna
McKibbin Thomas, hou.sesmith, 862 Harrison, r. 1
Boston PI
McKibbin William, housesmith, r. 1 Boston PI
McKibbin William G., patternmaker Risdon I. and L,
Works, r. 1 Boston PI
McKiernan Bernard, shoemaker, r. 110 Fell
McKiernan Daniel, liquor saloon and boarding, 104
Steuart
McKiernan James, laborer, r. 724 Mission
McKiernan John, hackman, 5 Third, r. 723 Seven-
teenth
McKiernan John, teamster John McKew, r. 4 Sonora
McKieve James, washer Hoppe *: Sacks, r. 1920 Polk
McKillop Daniel M., engineer S. P. Co.. r. 1723 Mis-
sion
McKillop George, master mariner, r. 319}$ Bartlett
McKillop Peter, dishwasher, r. cor Hayes and Lott
McKillop William J., r. 48 Silver
McKinley Archibald, molder, r. 506 Natoma
MoKlnley Benjamin F.. clerk Post Office, r. 1413 Bush
McKinley David A., Consul-General Hawaiian
Islands, office 302 California, r. 730 Valencia
McKinley Jantes, general manager Union Central
Life Insurance Co.. 127 Montgomery, r. 9 Liberty
McKinley Marj;, domestic 403 Third
McKinley William F., saddler Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 1528 Howard
McKinne Barna, attorney at law, 402 Kearny,
rooms 5-7, r. 1020 Seventeenth
McKinney B. H., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
McKinney Charles H., compositor William M. Hin-
ton & Co., r. 424 Sansome
McKinney George, shoemaker, il Sacramento, r. 1014
Montgomery
McKinney H., contractor r. American Exchange
Hotel
McKinney James, liquor saloon, NW cor Hampshire
and Twenty-fifth
McKinney John, liquor saloon, W s Georgia bet
Sierra and Nevada
McKinney John, seaman, r. 60 Annie
McKinney John W., traveling salesman, r. 1638 Mis-
sion
McKinney Mary Mrs., hairwork, 1638 Mission
McKinney Robert, laborer, r. Cliff House
McKinney Samuel S., salesman D. Lundy, r. 301 Turk
8S" McKinney. See McKenna, McKenney and Mc-
Kenny
McKinnle Murray, wood carver. 30 Spear, r. 215
Powell
McKinnon A. 0. Mrs., fancy goods and embroideries,
503 Hayes, r. 519 Fulton
McKinnon Agnes Miss, stenographer A. Lusk & Co.,
r. 1731 Sutterj
McKinnon A. J., clerk Enterprise Mill, r. 1331 Fulton
McKinnon Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 2314 California
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LOPON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana
WM. SESTOIT, As3t. Uonasw
THE BANCROrT COMPANY
MAlnffHT.; PRINTERS AND
LlTHOfiKAPHERS.
McK
819
McL
McKiDDon Alice, widow, r. 342 Borland
McKinuon Allen, r. 1075 Mar.xet
McKinuon Andrew, bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r.
1326 Green
MiKiunou Archibald C, bookkeeper The J. Dewing
Co., r. 519 Fulton
MrKinnon D., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
McKiunon Uuniel A., dairyman, r. 1331 Fulton
McKinnon Dauiel D. (M. D. McKinnou k Co.) r. 113
Ninth
McKiuuon David, stevedore, r. 3213 Fillmore
MeKiunon Eugene, clerk, r. 8.13 Fulton
McKinuon Finlay, wagonmaker Andresen Bros., r.
411 Sansome
McKinuon J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McKiunon James -J., teamster, r. 705 Fifteenth
McKinuon John, r. 628 Harrison
McKiunon John J., clerk r. 925 Minna
McKiunon John J., president Preston & Mc-
Kiunon, and Shoahvater Bay Mill Co., office
Pier 5 Steuart. r. 833 Fulton
McKiunon Joseph J., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
925 Minua
McKiunon Lewis, r 833 Fulton
McKinnon Malcolm D. (M. D. McKinuon & Co.) r.
119 Taylor
SIcKiunou M. D. & Co. (Malcolm D. and Dan-
iel D. McKiuuon) groceries and liquors, 110 Ninth
and 119 Taylor
McKinnon Miles, boilermaker, r. 443}^ Natoma, rear
McKinnon Kussell, electrotyj'er Painter & Co., r. 928
Folsom
McKiunou Thomas A., policeman, r. 1326 Green
McKinnou William, helper, r. 541 Fourth
McKinnon William D. Rev., secretary Archbishop
Riordan, r. 528 California
McKin^try K. W. , associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. 1515
Washington
McKinstry James C, law clerk W. Matthews, r. 1515
Washington
:9IcKinzie David, r. 20 Clementina
McKisick 1.. D., attorney Southern Pacific Co.,
NE or Fourth and Townsend, lOom 63,r.Oakland
McKittrick Andrew, clerk, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick Edward, butcher, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick Edward Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Sev-
enth
McKittrick Edward F., Market Inspector Board of
Health, office New City Hall, r. 19 Oak
McKittrick Henry P.. clerk, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick James, saloon keeper, r. 463 M Minna
M. Kittrick James, teamster, r. 428 Seventh
McKittrick James, waiter, r. 110 Seventh
McKittrick James J., clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 428 Seventh
McKittrick John, foreman, r. 467 Minna
McKittrick Joseph L., steward, r. llit Seventh
McKittrick Patrick H., clerk r. 110 Seventh
McKlifif Nellie, widow, r. 435 Grove
McKnew Alfred R., expressman, b-8 Sutter, r. 1013
Nineteenth
McKnew Eijah. driver, r. 1013 Nineteenth
McKnew Henry L., driver, r. 1013 Nineteenth
McKnight Andrew J., clerk general auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. Fruit Vale
McKnight Hugh J., painter, r. SE cor York and So-
lano
McKuight James, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
25 Lilv Av
McKnight John J., driver Engine No. 9, r. 320 Main
McKnight Joseph, chemist, r. W s California Av bet
Esmeralda and Virginia Av. B. H.
McKuight Joseph W., carpenter Robinson & Gilles-
pie, r. 25 Lily Av
McKnight M. A., r. 108 McAllister
McKnight Peter, bricklayer, r. l.'iOl !4 Market
McKnight Robert, seaman, r. 14 Clinton
£^
■W.i5LlNrTS
7?
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J, SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTF.RS AMI DEAI.EUS IN
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NK.XT AIIOVF, PALACE HOTEL.
McKnight Thomas Jr., assistant freight claim agent
Union Pacific Ry., office 1 Montgomerv, r. Oak- I
laud I
McKone -(ames, teamster S. Jacob, r. 277 Minna
McKoon Hosmer P. (McKoon & Towle) r. San Diego I
McKoon & Towle (Hosmer P. McEoon and :
George W. Towle Jr.) attorneys at law, 328 Mont
gomery, room 22
McEown M. E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 116 Turk
McKusick Harrison J. (Sbanklin & McEusick) r.
Claremout, .-Vlameda Co.
McLagan Cbarles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works I
McLagan James L., carpenter, r. 1937 Stevenson 1
McLaiu John, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 212 First
McLaue Charles A., steward James F. Kearny, r. 2029
Steiner I
McLnne Charles A. Jr., cashier New York Life Ins. I
Co., r. 2029 Steiner I
McLane EIHe, tailoress, r. 331 Eddy I
McLane Hugh, guard Industrial School I
McLaue Hugh, teamster Teele & Scott, r. 1721 O'Far- ]
rell
McLane John, laborer, r. 332 Beale, rear !
McLane John, laborer, r. W s Indiana bet Nevada
and Yolo
McLaue John, solicitor, r. 116 Francisco
McLaue John H., agent, r. lUl Broadway
McLane Mary E., widow, r. 27 Harriet
t^ McLane. See McClain, McClean, McLaln and
McLean
McLaren Charles S., confectioner, 8W cor Sutter and
Powell, r. 817 Pine
McLaren E., bookkeeper Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
Alameda
McLaren George, clerk, r. 106^ Third
McLaren J. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Fifth
McLaren John, carpenter, r. 113 Clipper
McLaren Jolin, superintendent Golden Gate Park
r. Park Lodge
McL iren Norman, cashier H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
614 Sutter
McLaren Peter, carriagemaker J. S. Nalsmith. r. 514
Ash .\v
McLaren William, teamster, r. 413 Brannan
McLaren William J., driver 8. F. Laundry, r. 1017
Pierce
McLnrie Henry J., contractor, 638 Market, r. Churcb
nr Sixteenth
McLarkey John, laborer, r. W s Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
McLatchie Joseph, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 46
Clara
McLatchie Margaret Mrs., ladles' nurse, r. 617 Nine-
teenth
McLatchie Mary Mrs., r. 46 Clara
McLiuyhlin Agnes Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
Scho >1, r. 223 Polk
McLaughlin Alexander, brewer Matthew Nunan, r.
1120 Folsoin
McLanghlin Alexander, carpenter, r. Richland Ay nr
Holly Park Av
McLiughlin Archibald, carpenter,
Holly Park Av
McL.uu<'lilin Armour, superintendent Naflonal
Brewicg Co., SEcor Fultou and Webster, r. 513
Buchanan
McLiughllu Bernard, shoefltter, r. 251 Stevenson
M<LMighiin Bridget, widow, r. 1118 York
McLaughlin Bridi^et. dressmaker, r. 346 Clementina
McLaughlin Catherine, widow, r. 2009 Filbert
McL..u«hlln Catherine, widow, r. 1910 Larkin. roar
McLauffhlin Cliarlea (estate of) office 16 Mont-
gomery A V .,„„
McLaughlin Charles, paver, r. 11.1 Perry
McLaughlin Charles. Hhoefilter, r. 2.^.1 Stevenson
McLanL'hlin(;h8rle8J..liiundryman Occidental Hotel,
r. W » Boyco nr Geary
Richland Av nr
FYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSrVKSS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
McL
820
McL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimiuiiijfs
a. Speciality.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
McLaughlin Cornelius, floorman Pac. Carriage Co.,
r. 20 Glasgow
McLaughlin Daniel, chipper Risdon I. and L. Works
McLaughlin Daniel, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McLauahlin Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
E s Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta
McLaughlin Daniel, woodworker P. J. O'Brien & Sons
r. 22'2 Langton
McLaughlin David, conductor, r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin David, foreman Derby & Strouse, r. San
Bruno Road nr Coitland Av
McLaughlin David H., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., 301
Scott
McLaughlin D. W., patternmaker, r. 459 Tehama
McLiughlm Edward, r. SW cor St. Rose's and Ma-
sonic Av
McLaughlin Edward, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta
McLaughlin Edward A., r. 23}<5 Clinton
McLaughlin F., helper Pac Rolling Mill
McLaughlin Francis (Drew & McLaughlin) r. 1123
Sutter
McLaughlin Francis A., machinist Osborn & Alexan-
der, r. 131 Clipper
McLaughlin Frank J., blacksmith, r. 153 Minna
McLaughlin Frank, bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. Boyce nr Geary
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin George, laborer, r. 1118 York
McLaughlin George, longshoreman, r. 107 Freelon
McLaiighlin H., millmau Pac. Rolling Mill
McLaughlin Henry A., master tug Alert, r. 18 Laiuel
PI
McLaughlin Hiram, blacksmith, r. 2617 Bush
McLaughlin Hugh, stair builder, r. NW cor Twenty-
first and Church
McLaughlin Hugh, teamster Wm. Kerr, r.907 Battery
McLaughlin I. P., harnessmaker J. C. Lawless, r. Ala-
meda
McLaughlin James, blacksmith, r. .538 Howard
McLaughlin James, fireman, r.W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
McLaughlin James, inspector Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 256!^ Jessie
McLaughlin James, master mariner, r. Elizabeth nr
Castro
McLaughlin James, peddler, r. 25 Chesley, rear
McLaughlin James, second mate stmr Ferndale, r.
109 Valle.io
McLaughlin James, steerage steward stmr San Bias
McLaughlin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
McLaughlin James, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 7 Haggin -
McLaughlin James H., boxmaker, r. 452 Sixth
McLaughlin James J., fireman, r. 56034 Natoma
McLaughlin Jane, widow r. 210 Langton, rear
McLaughlin Jane, widow, r. 513 Ivy Av
McLaughlin Jane, widow, r. 1108 Hyde
McLaughlin John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 210 H Rose Av
McLaughlin John, carpenter, r. 737 Brannan
McLaughlin John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1319
Alinna
McLaughlin John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Reidy's Hotel
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
McLaughlin John, tailor, r. 147 Nstoma
McLaughlin John E., fireman, r. 2038 Greeenwlch
McLaughlin John H., clerk, r. 2009 Filbert
McLaughlin John H., expressman, cor Howard and
Sixth, r. 9 Columbia Square
McLaughlin John J., policeman, r. 20163^ Taylor
McLaughlin John L., carpenter, E s Chenery nr Ran-
dall, Fairmount Tract
McLaughlin Joseph (McLaughlin kCo.) r. 230 Kearny
McLaughlin Joseph, compositor Bosqui Printing and
^HIEngravingCo., r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Joseph, runner Winchester House
McLaughlin Joseph, conductor, r. 573 Howard
McLaughlin Katie U. Mrs., r. Palace Hotvl
McLaughlin Martin, apprentice J. H. Holden, r. 835
Eighteenth
McLaughlin Mary, widow, r. 628 Capp, rear
McLaughlin Mary, widow, r. 2112 Baker
McLaughlin Mary, widow, boarding 12 Broadway
McLaughlin Mary Miss, seamstress Bare Bros., r. cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
McLaughlin Mary J. Miss, teacher, r. 1 Ivy Av
McLaughlin Michael, expressman, r. 220 Langton
McLnughlin Michael, fiteman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Michael, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r.
423 Post
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 29 Twenty-third
McLaughlin Michael, liquor saloon, 1021 Howard
McLaughlin Michael, seaman, r. 1 Ivy .^v
McLaughlin Michael, special policeman, r. 217 Lang-
ton
McLaughlin Michael, stableman, r. 752 Howard
McLaughlin Michael, wat hman, r. 27 Harriet
McLaughlin Michael D., machinist Murray Bros., r.
12 Broadway
McLaughlin Moses A., physician and druggist, NW
cor Railroad Av and Manitoba, r. NW cor Domin-
ico and Railroad Av
McLaughlin Neil, r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Nellie Miss, dres.smaker, r. 103 Grove
McLaughlin Owen J., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r .
128 Second
McLaughlin Patrick, boilermaker, r. 38 Tehama
McLaughlin Patrick, fireman, r. 145 Silver
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 318 Langton, rear
McLaughlin Patrick, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
McLaughlin Patrick, teamster, r. 901 Battery
McLaughlin Patrick, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
103 Grove
McLaughlin Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
McLaughlin Peter, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r.
Boyce nr Geary
McLaughlin Pets'-, pressman S. W. Raveley, r. cor
Howard and First
McLaughlin Peter J., painter, r. 1203^ Bush
McLaughlin Richard A., tinsmith, 646 Filbert, r. 317
Filbert
McLaughlin S. A. Mrs., r. 610 Sutter
McLaughlin Samuel, tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. N 8
Bryant bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McLaughlin Thomas, agent D. S. Secret Service Dept,
r. 109 Montgomery
McLaughlin Thomas, boilermaker, r. E s Illinois nr
Napa
McLaughlin Thomas, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 835
Eighteenth
McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, r. Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
McLaughlin Thomas, plumber G. k E. Snook
McLaughlin Thomas, painter, r. 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas J., brass finisher J. Roy lance, r.
835 Eighteenth
McLaughlin Thomas Jr., grainer, r. 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas A., salesman Schweitzer & Co.,
r. 1018 Webster
McLaughlin Thomas J., printer W. A. Woodward &
Co., r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Thomas M., carpenter, r. 17 Hardy
McLaughlin Walter M., helper Thomas Day & Co., r.
1203^ Bush
McLaughlin William, hackman, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 17 Cedar Av
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 173^ Preston PI
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 128^ Shipley, rear
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 2013 O'Farrell
McLaughlin William, liquor saloon, S s King nr Sec-
ond, r. 113^ Preston PI
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M.\RKET ST.. rOR. TMKRn
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactiirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM SL
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
iwASH^N§T?N sT.i-Procincers of FINE TABLE WINES
McL
821
MrL
McLaughlin WiUism, machinist, r. 301 Scott
McLaughlin William, porter Taylor Goodrich
McLaughlin William A., salesman Sadler & Co., r. 129
Clipper
McLaughlin William H.. clerk, r. 2 Waller
McLaughlin William H., molder, r. 744 Harrison
McLaugliiin William H., physician ami sur-
geon, oflice and r. NW cor Mission and Twenty,
sixth
McLaughlin William J., passenger agent Pennsylva-
nia Uailroad, 10 Montgomery, r. 423 Vallejo
McLaughlin Winnifred, wi low, r. 1203 J4 Bush
Alclaaa<;lilin «& Co. (Joseph McLaughlin) real
estati- and bubiness agents, 230 Kearny
K^ McLaughlin. See McGlaughliu, McLachlau and
McLoughlin
McLay (jeurge B., physician, r. 24.30 Mission
McLay Sterling H., clerk, r. 2430 Mission
McLea .\gneB, widow, r. 723 Hayes
McLea Annie, widow, r. 657 Folsom
McLea Arthur, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 6.57
Folsom
McLea Donald, saddler Main & Winchester, r. G57
Folsom
McLea James, r. 657 Folsom
t^' McLea. See Macleay
McLean A. Miss, compositor Call, r. 15^ Grand Av
McLean Alfred A., specialist, 646 Market, r. 228 }« Page
McLean Antbony. chief engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 737
Twenty-third
McLean Archibald, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
McLean August, restaurant, 322 Davis, r. 2 Highland
Terrance
McLean Catherine, widow, r. 331 Eddy
McLean D.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McLean Edwar.l, painter, r. 19 Gilbert, rear
McLean Edward T.. special policeman, r. 434 Four-
teenth
McLean Ella A. Mrs., r. Sll Twenty-fifth
McLean Frank, engineer tug Relief, r. 2110 Larkin
McLean Frank F., porter New Hammam.r. 2029 Steiner
McLean George, bookkeeper Fontaua & Co., r. 236
OTarrell
McLean George, purser stmr Zealandia, r. Oakland
McLean James bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
236 O'Farrell
McLean James M., compositor Chronicle, r. 119
Stockton
McLean Jane, widow, r. 153^ Grand Av
McLean Jennie E., domestic 641 Golden Gate Av
M'Loan John, graiuer, r. 19 Gilbert, rear
McLean John, mechanic Cal. St. RR., r. 1426 Califor-
nia
McLean John D., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2315
Larkin
McLean John G., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 1316 California
Mcljean John H. , wharfinger, office andr. Meiggs
Wharf
McLean John J., clerk U. S. Signal Office, r. 908 Pine
McLean John R., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Mcl^ean John W., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
JIcLean Joseph R., carpenter, r. 1621 O'Farrell
McLean J. P., assistant engineer stmr City of Sydney
McLean Michael, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
McLean Murdock, carpenter John T. Grant, r. 1018
Mission
M( Lean Peter, r. NW cor Army and Sanchez
M( Lean Peter, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
McL -iin R., conductor Market St. RR.
McLean Rainey M., proptr Thistle Hotel, W s Michi.
yan bet Shasta and Napa
McLEAN ROBERT A. pny^idan
and .surgeon. Dean and Proft-ssor of
Snrjjery University of California,
office fiO» Merchant, r. X\V cor Pacific
Av and Uvvigadero
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McLean Sterling, clerk Dunham, Oarrlgan & Hsyden
Co., r. Cosmos Club
McLean William (Bailey & McLean) r. 633 Commer-
cial
McLean William, laborer, r. 515 Howard
McLean William, roUermaker E. J. Shattuck h Co.,
r. 331 Eddy
McLean William H., master stmr Starbuck. r. 1635
Union
ter KIcLean. See McClaln, McClean, McLain and
McLaue
McLeish James, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
McLellan Alexander (McLellan & Co.) r. 1616 Jack-
son
McLellan Archibald S., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 905
Twenty. fourth
McLellan E. L., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 920 Six-
teenth
McLellan Francis X., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
McLellan John, teamster, r. 230 Thirteenth
McLellan Robert (C. A. Castner & Co.) r. 138 Liberty
McLellan Robert A., carpenter, r. ViVi Washington
Av
McLellan Robert A., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1438
Ellis
McLellan & Co. (Alexander McLellan, Matthew Mc-
Oowan and Thomas Butler) stoneyard, SW cor
Sixth and King
^ McLellan. See McClellan and McClelland
McLennan Alexander, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 541
Minna
McLennan Charles, shoemaker, E s Illinois nr Napa
McLennan D., physician, r. 2047 >4 Mission
McLennan Frank P., proprietor San Francisco
Wool Scouring Works, 49 Bluxome. r. 1515 Clay
McLennan James, boilermaker, r. 4 Minnesota
McLennan James H., reporter S. F. Chronicle
McLennan John, clerk auditing dept Welle Fargo &
Co., r. 38 Hawthorne
McLennan Neil, liquor saloon, 2931 Geary
McLennan Robert, driver, r. 8<)f) Fourth
McLennan Roderick N., bartender James Healing, r.
1832 Market
O^McLenuan. See McClennan and MacLennan
McLeod A., carpenter Pac. Rcdling Mill
McLeod Alexander, boilermaker, r. 362)4 Clementina
McLeod Alexander J., bookkeeper, r. 1.53 Tehama
ItlcL.eod Aiifif us, wines and liquors, 3 Morton, r,
513 Guerrero
McLeod Benjamin F. B., compositor Figaro, r. 43
Harriet
McLeod Charles, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McLeod Daniel, contractor, r. olO Buchanan
McLeod Daniel, rlg«er, r. 1 Grant PI
McLeod Daniel, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 336
OFarrell
McLeod Daniel, shipwright, r. 23 Harriet
Mcl.eod Daniel Jr., packer Newman & Levin8on,r. 23
Harriet
McLet>d Daniel, shipcarponter. r. 624 Fourth
McLeod E. Mrs., r. 1638^4 West Mission
McLeod Edward C, seaman, r. Ill t:astro
McLeod Eliza, widow, r. H Zoe, roar
McLeod Frank, shearsman Pac. RoUlnR Mill
.McLeod George, seaman, r. North Piicitic Hotel
McLeod George (Larkins A: Co.) r. 6.VJ Howard
McLeod HuMh K.. cigars and tobacco. 844 Fourth
McLeod James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
McLeod John, Ininberiuan. r. 407 Folsom
McLeod JoLn. rigger, r. 526 Howard
McLeod K.. laborer, r. ClitT House
MeLeod Kate L.. widow, r. 1425 Mason
McLeod Marv. widow, r. l.'>3 Teliania
McLeod Miiry Miss, shoefltter Ciihn, Niokelsburg k
Co.. r. 23 Harriet
McLeod Robert F.. teamster, r. 10 Clyde
Mcl.eod Thomas, chimney sweeper. 434 Pine, r. ISIO
Mason
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McLeod Tliomas M., iipliolsterer. r. 1425 Mason
McLeod Thomas E. carpenter Miller k Hamilton, r.
735 Treat Av
McLeod William, polisher, r. Ifi Madison Av
McLeod William J., r. 637 California
McLeod William J., c'erk International Hotel
8^ McLeod. See MacLeod and McCloud
McLerie Henry J., contractor, r. 112 Church
McLerie Logan A., foreman Brunt & Fisher, r; 2
Auburn
McLoughlin Alexander M., clerk Superintendent
Streets, r. 154 Solano
McLoughlin Charles, boilermaker, r. W s Illinois bet
Butte and Napa
McLoughlin Charlotte Miss, compositor, r. 423 Val-
lejo
McLoughlin Edward, r. 782 Washington
McLoughlin Eliza, widow, r. 423 Vallejo
B»" McLoughlia. See McLachlan, McLaughlin and
McLauchlan
MoLure John, foreman Miner's Foundry r. 363 First
McLure John A., entry clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 363
First
B^" McLiire. See MeClure
McMahan Mabry, with Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, r. 711 Jones
McMahon A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
McMahon Andrew, seaman, r. 961 Bryant
McMahon Annie, domestic 1507 California
McMahon Arthur, blacksmith, r. 2223 Greenwich
McMahon Arthur, stairbuilder Long & McMahon, r.
3 Capp
McMahon Augustus J., clerk Headquarters Division
of the Pacific. TT. S. A., r. Windsor Hotel
MCMAHOK B. & SON ,Berna.d
W. and James A. McMahon) wharf and
bridgre builders and general contract-
ors, 23 Ho^vard
McMahon Bernard, r. 118}^ Welsh, rear
McMahon Bernard, heater, r. W s Illinois bet Butte
and Napa
McMahon Bernard W. (B. McMahon & Son) r. 242
Bartlett
McMahon C, Mrs., widow, r. 9 Leavenworth
McMahon Catherine Mrs., varieties, 1205 Folsom
McMahon ^Charles, agent, and extraman Engine No. 13
McMahon Charles H.. r. 505 Twenty-ninth
McMahon Daniel J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill. r. 9
Sumner
McMahon Edward, upholsterer, r. 32}^ Langton
McMahon Francis C, policeman. r. 400 Fifth
McMahon Frank, wool sorter, r. 28 Alabama
McMahon George, machine hand Jason Springer &
Co., r, .564 Mission
McMahon George W. T., painter, r. 14 Valparaiso
McMahon Henry (Long & McMahon) r. 3 Capp
McMahon Henry, driver Hose No. 8, r. 1223}^ Geary
McMahon Henry D., laborer, r. Ns Parker A v bet Ala-
bama and California Av, B. H.
McMahon Henry J., wool sorter, r. 1126 Folsom
McMahon Hugh, r. 1311 Broadway
McMahon Hugh, laborer, r. 514 Sixth
McMahon James, expressman, cor California and
Leidesdorff, r. 3 Capp
McMahon James, laborer, r. 532}^ Ivy Av
McMahon James, shoemaker, 260 Eighth, r. 1205 Fol-
som
McMahon James A. (B. McMahon & Son) r. 242 Bart-
lett
harnessmaker, 219 ElHs, r. 222
McMahon James B.
Minna
McMahon James C,
Boyce
McMahon James E.,
McMahon James W.
porter Occidental Hotel, r. 13
gasfitter, r. 2223 Greenwich
, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon James W. Jr., plasterer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Jeremiah C, laborer, r. 18 Alien
McMahon John, r. 121 Morris Av
McMahon John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.418
Leavenworth
McMahon John, clerk, r. 473 Tehama
McMahon John, physician, office 103 Geary, r. 1029
Clay
McMahon John, porter Bode Haslett, r. 123 Fifteenth
McMahon John, salesman I. Flanigan, r. 473 Tehama
McMahon John, stableman Hays & Silber, r. 202 Jes-
McMiihon John, varieties, 8 Dehone
McMahon John J., printer, r. 127 Diamond
McMahon John P., r. N s Parker Av bet Alabama and
California Av, B. H.
McMahon John T., carpetlayer, r. 125 Page
McMahon Joseph, harnessmaker J. B. McMahon, r.
222 Minna
McMahon Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel, r. W s
Boyce nr Geary
McMahon Joseph P., student, r. 522 Grove
McMahon J. T. Mrs., r. 522 Grove
McMahon Lawrence, foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r, W
8 Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
McMahon Maggie Miss, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Marcella, widow, r. 1126 Folsom
McMahon Margaret, widow, r. 109 riinton
McMahon Mary, widow, r. 2 Taylor PI
McMahon Mary, widow, bakery, 25li3 Mission
McMahon Mary, dressmaker, r. 2142 Mission
McMahon Matthias G., butcher, r. 919 Broadwyy
McMahon Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
McMahon O., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 710 California
McMahon Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Green
McMahon Patrick, laborer, r. 774 Stevenson
McMahon Patrick, road foreman Presidio RR., r. 22
Russell
McMahon Patrick S., tanner, r. 227 Perry
McMahon Peter (McMahon & Mordaunt) r. 1223 M
Geary
McMahon Peter, boilermaker, r. 10 Cleaveland
McMahon Peter, carpenter, r. 1011 Natoma, rear
McMahon Peter, fireman, r. N s Parker Av bet Ala
bama and California Av, B. H.
McMahon Peter, sewing machine agent, r. 172 Minna
McMahon Peter J., carpenter, r. 9^ Washington Av
McMahon Philip P., copyist Recorder's OflBce, r. 1524
Dupont
McMahon Richard F., carpet layer, r. 125 Page
McMahon S. Miss, tailore-ss, r. 129 Shipley
McMahon Terrence, porter Pac. Free Warehouses, r.
123 Fifteenth
McMahon Thomas, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2223
Greenwich
McMahon Thomas E., clerk, r. 1016 Market
McMahon Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 227 Perry
McMahon Timothy, liquor saloon, 420M Sixth, r. 121
Morris Av
McMahon Walfred, carpenter, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Washington, janitor New City Hall, r. 923
Broadway
McMahon Washington J. J., engineer, r. 510 Shotwell
McMahon William, r. 913 Bryant
McMahon William, clerk, r. 102 Natoma
McMahon William, contractor, r. 2142 Mission
McMahon William A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 921 Howard
McMahon William E., grainer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon William J., varnisher Aug. Jungblut & Co.
r. 175 Minna
McMahon William O., r. 1053 Howard
McMahon & Mordaunt (Peter McMahon and Edward
Mordaunt) proptrs New York and Brooklyn Ex-
change. 117 Drumm
McMann Frank, collector Frank Or. Edwards, r. 1718
Pine
McMann James, cigars and tobacco, 413 East
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McHann James H., cigars and tobacco, 625 Davis, r.
413 Eiist
McMaiin John P., foreman paperhanging dept Frank
G. Edwards, r. 1408 Sacramento
McMann Thomas (Filer, Thorue & Co.) r. 2759 Mis-
sion
McMann W^illiam, wholesale and retail wood
and coal, SW cor WasbiD^ton and Pcdb, and
Sheriff City and County, r. 1701 Washint;ton
McMann William B.. machiiiiBt, r. 1701 Washington
B=?- McMann. See McMahon
M. Mmuis E. M., clerk P. M. SS Co.
M> Manuie Bartholomew J., r. 42 Twelfth
Mc.Mannis Sophia, widow, r. 42 Twelfth
McMauus Bernard, policeman, r. 205 Third
McManus Bernard, stableman Fashion Stables, r. 724
Capp
McManus Cormack, laborer, r. 724 Capp
McMauiis Daniel J., shipplater, r. Sierra bet Michigan
and Georgia
McManus Frank, liquor saloon, E s Michigan bet
Sierra and Shasta
McManus Henry, poiter stmr State of California
McMauus James, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Juniper
McManus James, plumber Wm. E. Lane, r. 3315 Clay
McManus James B., foreman D. S. Drayman, r. 334
Ritch
McManus James J., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1019
Howard
McManus James T., ropemaker S. P. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. NE cor Bryant and Juniper
McManus Jennie, dressmaker, r. 724 Capp
McManus J. F., distributor La Grande Laundry
McManus John, blactsmith's helper Fulton Iron
Works, r. NE cor Juniper and Bryant
McManus John, boilermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
566 Howard
McManus John G., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
407 J4 Hayes
McManus Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 814 Jessie
McManus Michael, laundryman, r. 1625 Leavenworth
McManus Michael, longshoreman, r. 215 Tehama
McManus Patrick, carpenter, r. 413 Stevenson
M'-Manus Philip, laborer, r. 536 Sixth
McManus Samuel P., harnessmaker Doyle, Jacobs &
Leibiild, r. 4113^ Hayes
McManus Terrence D., mining, r. 530 O'Farrell
McManus Thomas, r. 18 Seventh
McManus Thomas, assistant laundryman City and
County Hospital
McManus William, clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service,
r. 577 Eighth
McManus William H., expressman, cor Sixth and
Market, r. 11 Alemany
McManus William H., horseclipper, 1110 Howard
McManus William H., liquor saloon, 48 New Mont-
gomery, r. 834 Howard
McMartin C, r. 1045 Market
McMaster Alphonsus, salesman The Standard, r. 727
McAllister
McMaster James W., machinist W.T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1016 Mission
McMaster John, junkdealer, 264 Brannan
McMiith James, r. 26 Turk
McMechan James, mining, 318 Pine, room 6, r. 102
Ellis
McMenaman Andrew, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 233
Perry
McMenaman Andrew, tanner Norton Tanning Co.,
r. 235 Thirteenth
McMenaman Charles, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet
Sierra and Shasta
McMenamin Daniel (Tracy Bros. & Co.) r. Oakland
McMenainin Daniel, laborer, r. E B Georgia bet Sierra
and Nevada
McMenamin William, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 7 Uaggin
examTner
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
McMenoiney Charles F., clerk James McMenomey,
r. 1057 Mission
McMenoiney Jameg, undertaker, 1057 Mlssfon
McMenomy A., laundryman S. F. Laundry
McMenomy Charles, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
231 Fourteenth
McMenomy James, janitor New City Hall
McMenomy James W., Deputy Sheriff, r. 729 Ivy Av
McMenomy John H., butcher 8-9 Calitomia Market,
r. Oakland
McMenomy John W., driver John H. McMenomy, r.
Oakland
McMenomy Michael, assistant superintendent
United Ondertakers" Association, 27-29 Fifth, r.
731 Natoma
McMenomy Nicholas, typefounder, r. 731 Natoma
McMichaels Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
42 Clarence PI
McMichaels Robert, blacksmith, r. 42 Clarence PI
McMillan Angus, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 2213
Mason
McMillan August N., teamster U. S. Drayman, r. 28
Garden
McMillan Charles D., driver City RR.. r. 16i3k Miss-
ion
McMillan Charles E., cook Manuel Cunha, r. dSG
Third
McMillan Daniel, real estate, r. 142 Seventh
McMillan DONALDmanu.
facturer syrups, cordials, bitters aud
Jamaica ginger, 714 Front
McMillan Dugald, physician and surgeon, 103 Sev-
enth, r. 1527 Mission
McMillan Duncan C, carpenter, r. 730)4 Natoma
McMillan F. G., r. 320 First Av
McMillan John, carpenter, r. IG Oak
McMillan John, shoemaker Porter, Slesslnger t Co.,
r. 477 Jessie
McMillen Mamie Misg, hair dresser, r. 28 Garden
McMillen Mary, widow, r. 28 Garden
McMillan Peter, collector, r. 522 Natoma
McMillan Philip, millwright, r. 809 Polk
McMillan Robert, proptr Girard House, and real
estate agent, 142 Seventh, r. 27 Ridley
McMillan Ronald G., manager Donald McMil-
lan, 714 Front, r. 2205 Larkin
Mc'\Iillan Sarah, widow, r. 114 Waller
McMillan Sarah, widow, r, S 8 Twenty-seventh nr
Sanchez
McMillan William, carpenter, r. 1718 Jones
McMillen 8llv( r Mining Co. (Arizona) J. Morlzio
seci'etarv, 328 Montgomery, room 24
McMllls William, painter, r. 233 Fell
McMonajfle Beverly, physician, and surgeon in
chief California Women's Hospital, olJice 703
Market
McMonagle R. M., brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
McMordle William C, gripman Market St. RB., r.
2001 McAllister
McMorrow John H., r. 4 ki Hoff Av
McMcirry Farrell, capitalist, r. 140 Halyht
McMorry P. F., clerk S. A. McDonnell, r. 110 Grant
Av
McMullen B. F. (McMullen * Son) r. 3320 Geary
McMullen Catherine, domestic 1021 Twenty-flrst
McMullen Daniel, laborer, r. 403 Third
McMullen David K.. contractor, r. 1310 Folaom
McMullen Eliza, IndglnKS, 403 Third
McMullen Ernest C. tinsmith, r. 525 Sixth
McMullen Frank, secretary Grangers' Bank of
California, NW cor California and Battery, r. 820
Grove
McMullen Hugh B., bookkeeper r. 730 Clementina
McMullen John, laborer, r. 1044 )« Bryant ~
McMullen John, president San Francisco Bridge
Co., 42 Market, r. 811 Guerrero
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
McMullen Joseph, laborer W.W. Montague & Co., r.
30 Perry
McMullen Louis G. (McMullen k Son) r. 3320 Geary
McMullen Mary, widow, r. 509 M Guerrero
McMullen Tliomas B., stock fitter Buckingham &
Hecht, r.730 Clementina
McMullen Walter, clerk, r. 3320 Geary
McMullen & Son (Lewis G. and B. F.) hay, grain and
lumber, 3320 Geary
McMullin Augusta R.,'r. 312 Brannan
McMnlUn Beauregard, capitalist, r. 1414 California
McMulliu D. Morgan, r. 1414 California
McMullin George, compositor Examiner, r. 905 Mar-
ket
McMullin George J. C, clerk O. R. and N. Co., r. 312
Brannan
McMullin George O., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1104
Post •
McMullin G. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Post
McMullin Henry, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 312
Brannan
McMullin James, clerk, r. 755 Harrison
McMullin James, wood and coal, 1907 Howard
McMulliu John, junk dealer, r. W s Dolores nr Thirty-
first
McMullin John, cattle dealer, r. 1414 California
McMullin John Mrs., widow, r. 1414 California
McMullin Samuel (Moller & McMullin) r. 934 Broad-
way
McMullin Thurlow, traveling salesman Tillmann &
Beudel, r. 1104 Post
McMullin Virginia Mrs., adjuster tJ. S. Mint, r. 1252
California
McMullin William J., ticket auditor S. F. and North
Pac. RR. Co., office 410 Mission, r. 44 Sixth
McMurdo John R., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 200
Stockton
McMurphy Frederick W., boilermaker, r. 314 first
McMurray Ellen, widow, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
McMurray H., r. 713 Howard
McMurray Hugh J., r. 820 Fulton
McMurray James B., collector Bovee, Toy & Co., r.
2008 Mason
McMurray John P.. (Kellett & McMurray) r. 575
Minna
McMurray Patrick, paver, r. 348 Eleventh
McMurray Valentine C, mining, r. 2402 Bush
McMurray William, clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. 528 Jones
McMurray William J., clerk RoUa V. Watt, r. 820
Fulton
8S" McMurray. See MacMurray
McMurtry Junius, expressman, SW cor Market and
Ninth, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Castro
McMurtry Leslie B., conductor S. P. Co., r. 24 South
Park
McNab Allen, carrier Chronicle, r. 204 Fair Oaks
Mc-Nab Elgin, collector, r. 927 Dolores
McNab Emily, widow, r. 1118 Tweuty-second
MoNab Gavin, chief clerk Ocoidenta'l Hotel
McNab James (McNab & Smith) r. 2.520 Post
McNab & Smith (James McNab and John A. Smith)
drayman, 207 Front and cor Fifth and Bluxome
McNabb William Jr., chemist, r. fi35 Post
McNair James, clerk estate of H. Trevor, r. Oakland
McNally Anna, widow, r. 668 Clementina
McNally Bernard, tailor, r. 114 Clara
McNally Bernard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.. r. Oakland
McNally Charles, laborer, r. 2014 Dupont, rear
McNally Edward W., reporter Examiner, r. 448 Six-
teenth
McNally Frank, fireman, r. 425 Sierra
McNally Frank, longshoreman, r. 411 Main
McNdlly Frank H., assistant City and County Attor-
ney, New City Hall, r. 5H Albion Av
McNallv Frank L.. rejiairer Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 1224 Bush
McNally Frederick, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Si-
erra and Shasta
McNally J., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 29
LnKkie
McNally James, butcher, 709 McAllister
McNally James, driver, r. 709 McAllister, rear
McNally John, engineer, r. 566 Folsom
McNally James, fireman, r. 411 Main
McNally John, steward, r. 1705 3^ Market
McNally John B., butcher, r. 525 Seventh
McNally Michael, machinist W. T. Y. Schenck, r.
Twelfth Av nr Point Lobos Av
McNally Michael J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
947 Bryant
McNally Thomas, seaman, r. 411 Main
McNully William G. trimmer Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1705 Market
B^McNally. See McAnally
McNamara Amelia, widow, r. 20 Buss
McNamara Ann, widow, r. 182 Stevenson
McNamara Austin, clerk Wolf & Frank, r. 18J4 Oak
McNamara Bernard, machinist, r. 117 Welsh
McNamara Catherine, widow, r. 1002 J<J Minna
McNamara Cyrus T., carriage painter, r. NW cor
Third and Tehama
McNamara Daniel, liauor saloon, 310 Pacific
McNamara Dennis S., contractor, r. 1920 Jessie
McNamara E. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara Edward, laborer, r. 218 Shipley
McNamara Edward J. (Lynch & McNamara) r. 1030
Hampshire
McNamara Frank, teamster M. Englander & Son, r.
711 Van Ness Av
McNamara J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McNamara James, r. 640 Howard
McNamara James, clerk, r. 319 >^ Tenth
McNamara James, clerk Great American Importing
Tea Co., r. 34 Tehama
McNamara James, molder Union Iron Works, r. 718
Natoma
McNamara James, painter, r. 223 Tenth
McNamara James, policeman, r. 1711 Howard
McNamara James A., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara James J., collector Frank Barnard & Co.,r.
818 Sansome
McNamara John, r. 410 Valencia
McNamara John, carpenter, r. 1624 West Mission
McNamara John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 62 Clementina
McNamara Jobn, painter, r. 316 Minna
McNamara John F., with Phcsnix and Home Ins.
Cos., r. 911 Van NessAv
McNamara John M., shoemaker, 1071 Market
McNamara Mark, laborer S. P. Co., r. 529 Sixth
McNamara Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1030 Hampshire
McNamara Mary H. A., widow, r. 309 Lombard
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. 7M Garden
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. Rhode Island nr So-
noma
McNamara Michael B., shoemaker, r. 1071 Market
McNamara Michael P., carriagemaker, r. 182 Steven-
sou
McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 1030 Hampshire
McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
McNamara Patrick, salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons, r.
924 Harrison
McNamara Patrick, machinist, and stoker Engine No.
10, r. 516 Bryant
McNamara Patrick, watchman, r. 818 Geary
McNamara Thomas, boatman, r. 122 Silver
McNamara Thomas, laborer, r. 117 Welsh
McNamara Thomas, porter Hanlett k Bailey
McNamara Thomas F., clerk George H. Foster, r. 911
Van Ness Av
McNamara Timothy, painter, r. 822 Jessie
McNamara William, blacksmith Potrero and B. V,
RR., r. W s Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
EVERY I>ES« KIPTIOJr OF
TJ3SriDE E,-V^E -A. It
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
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Mi-Naiioara William, hatter, 763 Mission
MLNamara William, stevedore, r. 1109 >i York
«^ McNamara. See MacNamara
JKNumee Geor-e E., clerk, r. 100 Fifth
McNamee James J., bookkeeper L. Breslauer & Co.,
r. 102 Fifth
Me-Namee Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Clara
Mi'N'aughton James, mason, r. 310 Montgomery Av
McNaufihton J. F., laborer Kisdon I. and L. Works
McNautjhton Peter, shoemaker. 950 Howard
McNaughtoD William F., r. 101 Silver
MiNpbI Daniel, shipcarpenter. r. 212 First
«^- McNeal. See MacNeale. McNeil and McNeill
JIcNear Christopher E., ship broker, r. 22.'j Oak
McXear E. A. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum, S 8 Halght bet Laguna and Buchanao
MclVear Georgo W. , shipping and commission
ratrchant, grain dealer, agent Marine Insurance
Co. (limited, of London) and president Port Costa
Warehouse and Dock Co., oifice .306 California, r.
9.57 Linden, Oakland
McNear James, liquor saloon, 908 Kearny
McNear James, machinist, r. 44 Third
McN'ear Joseph, waiter, r. 1 Eddy
McNear Lucy C. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 22.5 Oak
McNee Duncan, real estate, 538 Kearny, r. 720 Golden
Gate Av
MiNee John H., real estate, 538 Kearny
McNeeve John, machinist, r. 46 Sliver
McNeeve John, carpenter P. M. SS. Co., r. 530 Fell
M> Neeve Mary, widow, r. 2544 Folsom, rear
McNeeve Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2544 Folsom,
rear
McNeil Alexander, physician, 120 J^ Turk
McNeil Andrew J., conductor N. B. and M. RE., r.
209 Geary
McNeil Angus, carpenter, W s Mission opp Cortland
Av
McNeil Brothers (Daniel and Michael) horseshoers,
83'; Howard
McNeil Charles, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ken-
tucky House
McNeil Daniel (McNeil Bros.) r. 2.39 Hickory Av
McNeil Daniel, elevatorman U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
r. 119 Jones
MiNeil Daniel, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 548 How-
ard
McNeil Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McNeil Donald, shipcarpenter, r. Teneriflfe nr Tom-
bigbee
McNeil Ephraim, carpenter, r. 913 Bryant
McNeil J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
McNeil James, blacksmith John Broullard, r. Cable
House
McNeil James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1000 Montgomery
McNeil James Mrs., widow, r. 2211 Van Ness
McNeil James H., driver J. Spanlding & Co., r. 268^
Tehama
McNeil John A., waiter, r. 271 Minna
McNeil Manuella, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
McNeil Mary, compositor J. C. Howe h Co., r. Tener-
iffe nr St. John
McNeil Michael (McNeil Bros.) r. 12J^ Sherman
McNeil Peter, cook, r. 3 >5 Jessie
McNeil Robert, seaman, r. 263 East
jiIcNeil Silas W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 117 Gilbert
McNeil William, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 439
Union
McNeil William H., clerk, r. 1526 Broadway
McNeill Allen A., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 21
Seventh
lIcNeill Archibald, pressman J. R. Brodie& Co., r.285
Union
HcNeill Daniel, journalist, r. 33 Austin
HcNelll Daniel, master bktne DlscoTery, r. 318 Steu-
art
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lOST GIRCOLATION i MOST ADTEKTISKi^NTr
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SflTINE,
MADE TO onoEU FOR
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
McNeill Daniel R., liqjior saloon, SE cor Market and
Eighth, r. 21 Seventh
McNeill James, shipjoiner, r. 36 Jj Garden
McNeill John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 285
Union
McNeill John Jr., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 285
Union
McNeill John H., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 285
Union
McNeill Michael M., seaman, r. 21 Seventh
McNeill William, with Jason Springer & Co., r. 285
Union
8^ McNeill. See Macneale, McNcale and McNeil
McNerney Bernard, laborer, r. 11 Geuava
McNeruey Julia, widow, r. 50 Silver
McNerny B., trackman Cal. St. RR., r. 1504^ Cali-
fornia
McNeruy Thomas, blacksmith's helper Cal. St. RR.,
r. 1123 Sutter
McNess Eugene J., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co.
McNess Robert T., painter, r. 1714 Sutter
McNevin Alfred D.. teacher navigation, r. 406 Beale
McNevin Edmund, qunrtermaster stmr City of Sydney
McNevin Edmund H., teacher navigation, r.406 Beale
McNevin L;iura Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint. r. 1047
Mission
McNICOLL A. J. & CO,
(Aiiflrew J, McNIcoU and M. V. Ken-
dall) nianufactorers all kiiidi* patent
kliydranlic, air pressure, sleani and
hand po^ver elevators, 116-118 Main,
Telephone 591
McNicoll Andrew, patternmaker A. J. McNicoll & Co.
r. 1039 Twenty-second
McNicoll Andrew J. (A. J. McNicoll & Co.) r. 2735
Sacramento
McNicoll Belle Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 1039 Twenty-second
McNicoll George, draftsman A. J. McNicoll & Co., r.
441 Twenty-second
McNicoll Henry, gardener, r. 1732 Pacific Av
McNicoll James, teamster, r. Point Lobus Av bet
Second and Third Avs
McNicoll John, r. London Av nr Mission Road, B. H.
McNicoll John R., printer W. A. Woodward & Co., r.
1039 Twenty-second
McNicoll Sarah, domestic 923 Pine
McNicoll William F., draftsman C. H. Evans, r. 1039
Twenty-second
McNiece Mary, widow, r. 1322 Kearny
McNorton Elvira, dressmaking, 328 Montgomery Av,
r. 310 Montgomery Av
McNnlty Bertrand, deputy County Clerk, r. 1252 Cali-
fornia
McNulty Christopher, shoemaker, r. 223 Seventeenth
McNulty Daniel A., carrier Post Oftice, r. 5 PfeitTer
McNulty Edward, butcher, r. 1321 Jackson, rear
McNulty George H., carrier Post Office, r.817 Mission
McNulty Hngii, bartender John T. Kelly & Co., r. 317
Golden Gate Av
McNulty James, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 236
Second
McNulty James, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 6
Pfeiffer
McNulty James, trunkmaker, r. 223 peventeenth
McNulty James, wliltener, r. 223 Seventeenth
MiNulty James A., trutikniaker, r. 223 Seventeenth
McNulty Jane, widow, r. 303 First
McNulty John, fireman, r. 17 Zoe
McNulty John, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.
McNuHy Louisa, widow, r. 2119 Jones
McNulty Mary, widow, r. SW cor Bay and Montgom-
ery Av
McNulty Michael, calker, r. 317 Beale, rear
McNulty Owen, tanner, r. Servia nr Tombigbee
McNulty Piitrick C. woolaorter. r. r.:in Sixth
JXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. 10540? Saisoiiie St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
McN
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IJirORTKUS OF
GALVANIZED AND GOMIVION
AU Sizes and >;uml)ers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
MoNulty Patrick F.(P. F McNiiIty & Co.)r. 2804 Pine
McNultj- Paul, spiuner S. F. Ploueer Woolen Factory
McNulty P. F. & Co. (Patrick F. McNulty and Martin
W. Fleuiiug) mnfrs boots aud shoes, 15 New
Montgomery
McNULTY P. ROSCOE
specialist, II Kearny, office liours 9 A.
M. to 3 P. M., G: 30 to 8 P. M., Sun-
days 10 A. M. to li M.
McNulty Stephen, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
McNulty Stephen, woolsorter, r. 610 Sixth
McNnlty Thomas, helper 6. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
McNulty Thomas, policeman, r. 807!^ Valencia
McNulty William, longshoreman, r. 867 Folsom
McNulty William, messenger Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 5 Pfeiffer
McNulty William, with William Murray, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Capp
McNulty Worth, paperhanger, r. Mount Vernon Av
nr Industrial School, West End Homestead
McNutt Alexander, carpenter Empire Foundry, r. 22
John
McNutt Archibald, stonecutter, r. 940 Mission
McNutt Collin W., bookkeeper H. B. Hixson & Co.. r.
423 Ellis
McNutt Jacob M., carpenter, r. SE cor Florence and
Vallejo
McNutt James H., salesman Payot, tJpham & Co., r.
Alameda
McNutt William, teamster, r. 675 Mission *
McNutt William P., physician and surgeon,
offices 405 Montgomery and 508 California, r. 1805
California
McParlan Albert, clerk Edward Denny & Co., r. 4
Medau PI
McParlan Charles B., carpetlayer, r. 4 Medau PI
McParland Bernard L., scene painter, r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
McParland Elizabeth, widow, r. 2121 Jones, rear
McParland John, porter E. Kaas & Co , r. 1932 Union
McParland Joseph B., liquor saloon, NW cor Steiner
and Union
McParland William, calker, r. Cherubusco nr Cort-
land Av. B. H.
McParland Daniel, groceries and liquors, NE cor
i Washington and Leavenworth
McPeake Albert, teamster, r. 1319 California, rear
McPeck Charles, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Bat-
j tery
McPeck James, stableman, r. 901 Battery
McPbee Charles A. (Stryker & McPee) r. 1114 Twentv-
first
McPhee John. r. Mariposa nr Mipsissippi
I McPhee John, lumberman, r. 26 South Park
I McPhee John, ship carpenter, r. 25 Dehone
McPhee John B., bakery, 4403^ Haight
McPhee Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McPhee Malcolm, carpenter, r. 110 Minna
McPhee William, shoemaker, r. 25 Dehone
^ McPhee. See McAfee
McPherson Alexander, r. 50 J^ Quinn
McPherson Alexander Jr., compositor Chronicle, r.
14 Mint Av
McPheison Benjamin E., agent, r. Abbottsford House
McPherson C. A., musician, r. 240 Taylor
McPherson David L., coverer Black Point Packing
House, r. 5>4 Boardman PI
McPherson E. S., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
McPherson Fitzhugh. r. 806 Ellis
McPherson George, physician and surgeon, S 8 Twen-
ty-fourth bet Bartlett and Valencia
McPherson George W. (McPherson & Conway) r. 780
Stevenson
McPherson Henry P., watchmaker, r. 606 Mont-
gomery
McPherson Horace W., varnisher, r. Sfi Boardman PI
McPherson Hugh, painter, r. 905 Union
McPherson John, groceries aud-liquors, 2000 Golden
(iate Av
McPherson Loughlin (Pfaff & McPherson) r. 136 >6
Hone Av
McPherson Martha Mrs., r. 129 Francisco
MiPherson Mayuard, physician, r. 009 Polk
McPherson Muses T.. janitor, r. 606 Montgomery
McPherson Robert, clerk, r. 1914 Jessie
McPherson Robert, stevedore, r. 1209 Montgomery
McPherson 8am. H., por er Barrett & Sherwood, r.
606 Montgomery
McPherson Samuel G., painter, r. 905 Union
McPherson Samuel G. Jr., painter, r. 832 Green
McPherson Walter B., r. 1116 Larkin
McPherson William, agent, r. 1204 3^ Sutter
McPtierson William, bookkeeper Sierra Nevada Silver
Mining Co., r. 609 Polk
McPherson William, grain broker, 28 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1001 Pine
McPherson William H., shoemaker Grin Jones & Co.,
r. 329 Filbert
McPherson & Conway (George W. McPherson and
Major Conway) shirt mnfrs, 1384 Market
8^" McPherson. See Macpherson
McPhilemey James, with Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 26 Alabama
McPhillips Edward, drayman Ames & Detrlck, r. 449
Tenth
McPhillips Edward Jr., drayman Ames & Detrick, r.
449 Tenth
McPhillips Mary, domestic 1707 Scott
McPhun Robert B , printer Dodge Bros., r. Elizabeth
bet Noe and Sanchez
McPHUN WILLIAM (successor
to Hartshorn «& McPliun) manufactur-
er -window shades and dealer carpets,
oil cloths and paper hang^iugs, 1075
Market, r. 1900 Turk
McPike Edward G., law student H. C. McPike, r. Oak-
land
McPike Henry C. , attorney at law, 508 California,
rooms 24-25, r. Oakland
McPoland Catherine, r. 1108 }<J Bryant
McQuade Anthony, painter, r. 152 Minna
McQuade Anthony J., plumber, r. 152 Minna
McQuade Daniel J., gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
McAllister and Lott
McQuade Edward, oiler stmr Newbern, r. 1124 Fol-
som
McQuade George W.. laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 131
Freelon
McQuade Harry, clerk Louis Meyer, r. .514 Bush
McQuade Harry J., waiter, r. 107 Shipley
McQuade Hugh, fireman stmr Newbern, r. 1124 Fol-
sora
McQuade S., painter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
McQuade John, shoemaker, r. 2 Delta PI
McQuade Joseph P., clerk The State Investment and
Ins. Co., r. 150 Minna
McQuade Kate, r. 153 Minna
McQuade Mary, widow, r. 210 Eighth
McQuade Mary, teacher music, r. 1.52 Minna
McQuade Patrick, boot treer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
141 Henry
McQuade Patrick H., waiter, r. 107 Shipley
McQuaid Ella, dressmaker, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
McQuaid Frank, wood and coal, 1507 Buchanan
McQusid Frank J., molder, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
McQuaid John F., boilermaker. r. 424)^ Grove
McQuaid Joseph, r. 1507 Buchanan
McQuaid Margaret, widow, r. 82n Treat Av, rear
McQuaid Mary, widow, r. 424 J^ Grove
McQuaid Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 424 }4 Grove
McQuaide Arthur, clerk, r. 124 Gilbert
McQuaide Daniel, soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co.
124 Gilbert
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT Ins. Ca. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manag
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manigi
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Ht DAIiLnUr I LUIYIrAllY imarket st.i book and stationery establishment.
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McQiiaide James P., wool sorter, r. 124 Gilbert
MiQuaide John, blacksmith, r. 8>4 Boarrtman PI
McQubide May Miss, QuieUer Cahn, Nickeleburg &
Co., r. 143 Henry
McQuaide Mlclia.>l, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQualde O.. salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 379
Seventeenth
McQu;iide Patrick, engineer, r. .'i44 Natoina
McQuaide Patrick, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, r.
1-24 Gilbert
10" McQuaide. Se« McQuade and McQuoid
McQuarne Daniel J., carpenter, r. 2700 Polk
McQuurrie George, clerk Great American Importing
Tea Co., r. 2700 Pctlk
McQueen James S., baker, r. 504 Geary
McQueen John, expressman, r. 1011 Guerrero
McQueen Robert, shipcarpeuter, r. 434 Jessie
McQueeney Bridget Mrs., r. 147 Shipley
McQueeney James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 140 Shipley
McQueeney John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46
Tehama
McQueeney John T., salesman P. F. Nolan & Son8,r.
147 Shipley
McQueeney William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
140 Shipley
BIcQ,ue8ten Charles A., physician, ofifice and r.
24 Montgomery
McQuestin Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 914 Union
McQuestin Mary A., widow, r. 914 Union
MuQueston W. E.. r. 1420 Bush
McQuien Donald, carpenter, r. 211 Valencia
McQiiilken R., driver Sutter St. RR.
McQuillan Aithur, cook Henry Wade, r. 614 Kearny
McQuillan Edward J., salesman, r. 1618 Powell
McQuillin Michael, molder, r. 22 Georgia
Ml Quinlan Michael, teamster, r. 901 Battery
McQuinn Frank P., manager city dept A. B. Wood-
ward, r. 222 Dolores
McQuitty Andrew, porter Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
1324 Eddy
McQuitty William A., patternmaker Empire Foundry,
r. I:i24 Eddy
McQuoid James A., blacksmith D. I. Newklrk, r. 2625
Mission
McQuoid Joseph A., brick mason, r. 208 Shotwell
McQuoid William, teamster, r. 208 Shotwell
McQuoid. See McQuade and McQuaid
McRae Donald, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, r.
760 Howard
McRae James, teamster, r. 16 Sanchez
McRae Roderick J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1184
Haight
McKae William M., groceries and liquors, 165 Silver
MfRne. See Ma.Rea and McCrea
McR.iith John Mrs., widow, r. 3')6 Jespie
Mc Rt-ynolds H. Mrs., milliner, r. Ahlborn House
MoRobcrts William S.. assistant storekeeper Custom
House, r. 1924 Jessie
McRobie John W., manager Western Union Tel
ejiraph Co., 302 Montgomery, r. 807 California
McRodden David, r. 452 Jessie
McRodden Thomas, elevatorman George D. Morse
MoRudden Rose, widow, r. 572 Minna
McShnne Andrew, bookkeeper The Hibercla Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 507 Twentv-third
McShane Daniel L . cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 1005 Twentieth
McShane James, clerk G. Pulschen, r. 21 Boardman
PI. rear
McShane John, expressman, r. 11 Pacific
McShane John, groceries and liquors, IICO Folsom
Mf Shane John, painter, r. 119 Gilbert
McShane Joseph, engineer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1021
Howard
McShane W. M., laborr-r P. M. SS. Co.
McPhea Martin, engineer Arctic Ice Co., r. 6 Freelon
McShea Morgan J., boilermaker, r. 330 Tehama
ki
IN THK
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. h J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LftCE CURTAINS,
WimOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ocean
413
McShea William, laborer, r. 227 Bitch
McSherry Hugh, contractor, r. 21111 Filbert
McSherry James F., shipping clerk Robert W. Burtls,
r. 417 Seventeenth
McSherry Mary A., widow, r. 221 Tehama
McSloy Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 556
Seventeenth
McSorley James, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
Haigbt and Stanyan
McSorlev John, gripman Market St. RR., p. Terminal
Hotel
McSorley William, dryer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1123 Filbert
10" McSorley. See MarSorley
McSparren Archibald Dr., electro-magnetic,
hot air and vapor baths, 144 Eddy
McStay John J., chief engineer stmr San Jos^, r. 1421
Taylor
McSteen Ann, widow, r. 559 Minna
McSteen Jessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 559 Minna
McSurlev William J., teamster The Bancroft Co., r.
1045'^ Market
McSweeney Daniel, r. 579 Harrison
M( Sweeney Dennis, shoecutter. r. 1220 Polk
McSweeney Edward, r. 732 Capp
McSweeney James P., transferrer Britton & Bey, r.
311 Clementina
McSweeney John, plasterer, r. 20 Rausch
McSweeney Mary, widow, r. 935 Eighteenth
McSweeney Patrick, stableman N. B. and M. RR.
McSweeney Peter J., teamster, r. 732 Capp
McSweeney William, gardener, r. 1516 Mission
McSweeny A., laborer, r. SE cor Venezuela and Bail-
road Av
McSweeny Eliza, widow, r. Utah nr Alameda
McSweeny Mary, widow, r. Utah nr Alameda
McSwegan Edward, books and stationery, 138 Fourth,
r. 117 Fulton
McSwegan Edward, groceries and liquors,
View
McSwegan Hugh, doorkeeper Union Club
McSwegan James, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Alabama
McSwegan Mary Mrs., r. 117 Fulton
McSwegan Thomas, plasterer, r. 551 Bryant
McSwegan Thomas J., helper S. F. Gas Light Co
32 N atom a
McTaggart F. M . physician, 633 Eddy
McTamney Patrick, tailor, r. 314 Jessie
McTarnahan J. C, student School of Engineering,
723 Market
McTavish Lachlan (McTavish & Co.) r. 207 Eighth
McTavish & Co. (Lachlan McTavish and Henry F.
Pelletier) painters. 200 Eighth
McTernan Thomas, black.omith, and extraman En-
gine No. 11, r. Paraguay nr Susquehanna
McTlernan Edward, tanner, r. 2S Clinton, rear
McTiernan J.. lielp«-r Pac. Rolling Mill
McTlernan Michael J., r. 946 Harrison
McTigue Hugh, tanner, r. 1029 Alabama
McTigue John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan At Co., r. 19
Alvarado
McTigue Joseph, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 19 Alvarado
McTigue Michael, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson kCo.,
r. 19 Alvarado
McTigue Stephen, packer J. A. Folger* Co., r. Oak-
land
McVarish Roderick, carpenter, r. 125 Eddy
McVeigh Edward J., salesman Mills A: Gibb, r. 1126X
Shotwell
McVeigh John W., t«llor, 1207 Golden Gate Av
McVeigh John S., assistant OConnor, Moflfalt h Co,,
r. 1126 Vi Shotwell
McVeigh Patrick, baker, r. 742 Howard
McVerrv Mary Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. "iilOHyde
McVerry Thomas, street contractor, r. 2110 Hyde
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McVey Bella Miss, dressmaker, r. 317 M Fell
McVey Charles A., dairyman, r. 312 Fell
McVey James O., policeman, r. 139 Fourth
MoVeyJ. O. Mrs., proptr Hubbard House, 139
. Fourth
McVey John C, fruits and vegetables, r. 757 Folsom
McVey Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 317 3^ Fell
McVey Nellie, domestic 652 Folsom
McVey Patrick H., dairyman, r. 312 Fell
McVey Sadie Miss, dressmaker, r. 3173^ Fell
McVey William J. (Doutrick & McVey) r. Oakland
8^" McVey. See McVeigh
McVicar James, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 499
Fourth
McVicar John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 499
Fourth
McVicker Alexander, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 319
Taylor
McVicker Alexander, stevedore, r. 24 Chesley, rear
McVicker Duncan, cook, r. 124 Welsh
McVicker James, stonecutter, r. 1021
McVicker Mary, widow, r. 727
McWain Charles, barber, 2257 Mission, r. 629 Nine-
teenth
McWellar Daniel, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 325}^
Third
MeWherty Michael, driver S. Salomon & Co.
McWhorter A. G., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1308
Steiner
McWhorter Patrick, longshoreman, r. 9 Baldwin
Court
McWilliams Charles F., bookkeeper Pioneer Mill Co.,
r. 1044 Golden Gate Av
McWilliams Frederick J., clerk Dalton Bros., r. 1044
Golden Gate Av
Mc'Williams George, real estate agent, 131 Mont-
gomery, r. 264,'i Howard
McWilliams James, agent Buckeye and Pioneer
Mill Cos., 18 California, r. 1044 Golden Gate Av
McWilliams James, hide curer, r. Dominica ur Yazoo
McWilliams John A., boilermaker, r. 1107 McAllister
McWilliams Michael, tanner, r. Dominica nr Yazoo
McWilliams Thomas, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Trinidad nr Yazoo
McWilliams William A., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. 537 Brannan
McWood William H., general manager Mexico Spanish
American Land and Improvement Co.,S. F. Stock
and Exchange Bldg, rooms 6-7
Meaburn Augusta, widow, r. 1098 J^ Union
Meaburn James S., secretary Pac. Coast Electrical
Construction Co., r. (103 Chestnut
Meacham David K., wood and coal, 2735 Mission, r.
1316 Guerrero
Meacham Lucretia, widow, r. 318 Seventh
Mead Benjamin F., r. 1215 Leavenworth
Blead C. B., compositor Call
Mead Charles F., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1215
Leavenworth
Mead Charles H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Ifill Sacramento
Mead Charles H. (estate of) saddlery. Edward A. Hu-
ber managpr, SE cor Front and Jackson
Mead Charles H. Jr., harnessmaber, 16 Golden Gate
Av, r. 1'21\)H Golden Gate Av
Mead Charles H. Mrs., r. 352 Flret
Mead Charles S., machinist, r. 207 Clementina
Mead Ernest W., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 631
Capp
Mead Frank, coachman, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Mead Frank, packer Newman & Levinson. r. 246
Minna
Mead Frank R.. bookkeeper Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
li;il Sacramento
Mead George E., blacksmith, r. 531 Capp
Mead G. L., brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Washington
House
Mead Henry, shoemaker, r. 28 Natoma
Mead Henry H., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
8 Hoi)etou Terrace
Mtad J:ime8, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mead James F., metaphysician, r. 732 Natoma
Mead James F., painter, r. Ill Trenton
Mead John, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 9.'!9 Mission
Mead John R., toll collector Broadway Wharf No. 2,
r. 413 Post
Meatl lietvis R. , secretary Risdon Iron and Locc-
motive Works, SE cor Beale and Howard, r. 2606
California
Mead Michael H., r. 811 Van Ness Av
Mead Nathaniel E., harnessmajser, r. 618 Guerrero
Mead Patrick, stevedore, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Mead R. Aubrey, r. 721 }i Bush
Mead Tbaddeus H., machinist, r. 531 Capp
Mead Thaddeus W., contractor, r. 531 Capp
Mead Walter, solicitor Okell k Woolley, r. 1611 Sac-
ramento
Mead William D., jeweler P. Neidhart, r. 531 Capp
Mead William H., contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 246 Minna
Mead AVilliam H., general commission, 728
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Meade Building. 16-18 Drumm
Meade Calvert, secretary Navarro Mill Co., 42
Market, r. Oakland
Meade George W. (George W. Meade & Co.) r. Sauce-
lito
MEADE GEORGE W. & CO.
(Greorge ^V. Meade and Sidney M.
Sinitli) wlioleaale dried fruits, Itoney
and fancy groceries, 16-18 Drnmm,
and Lios Angeles, Fresno and Santa
Clara
Meade Henry, tailor Joe T.Poheim, r. 404 Waller
Meade James E., salesman George W. Meade & Co., r.
930 Mission
Meade John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Meade John, liquor saloon, 1646 Mission
Meade Patrick, teamster George Fritch, r. 613 Mis-
sion
B^" Meade. See Mead
Meader Alexander J., r. 416 Vallejo
Meader Eliza L. Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 416 Vallejo
Meader Frank G., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 416 Vallejo
Meader James A., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1217 Kearny
Meader Joseph, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 416
Vallejo
Meadowcroft William, gardener, r. cor First Av and 1™
McAllister **'
Meadowitch Antone, fisherman, r. 200 Mission
Meadows William E., janitor Gold and Stock Tel.j^
Co., r. 962 Mission
Meagher Andrew J., with Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 1236}^ Harrison
Meagher Ann, widow, r. 1418 Powell
Meagher Annie, widow, r. 1305 Mission
Meagher Cornelius, r. 1417 Baker, rear
Meagher Daniel, painter, r. 262 Clementina
Meagher Daniel, wool grader George Abbott, r. 909
Fifteenth
Meagher Daniel T., mining expert, 330 Pine, room 5
Meaglier Frank T., secretary Supreme Court of
California, 121 Post
Meagher Gertrude, domestic 1025 Bush
Meagher James, clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co., r.
260 Clementina
Meagher James, ropemaker, r. 427 Twenty-eighth
Meagher James, with Cutting Fruit Packing Oo.
~ Langton
Meagher James E., ropemaker James Meagher, r. 427 *
Twenty-eighth
Meagher James F., bookkeeper, r. 326 Eighteenth
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[eagher .Tsraes J., businesa agent, 331 Montgomery,
room 13, r. 440}^ Third
|:eaglier Jobannali, widow, r. Godeus nr Mission
[•leatiher John, detective, r. 70fi Green
eagher John, molder. r. 1124 Union
eagher John, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2828 Howard
eagher Joseph, ropemaker James Meagher, r. 417
Twenty-eighth
eagher Joseph F., optician H. Eahn & Co., r. 1418
Powtll
eaghir ^(artin, laborer, r. 35 Valparaiso
eagher Mary Miss, liquor saloon, r. 20:15 Ellis
eagher Michael, piano maker, r. 30!lfi Mission
eagher Patrick, machinist, r. 416 Duncan
eagher Thomas, stevedore, and extraman Hose No.
2 r. 1815 Post
eagher Thomas F., assistant clerk U. S. Mint, r. 926
Clay
eagher Thomas F., engineer, r. W s Mission Road
bet Thirty-first and Thirty-second
eagher William C, clerk Post Office, r. .524 Pine
eagher William F., boots and shoes. 111 Geary, r.
NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
eatjher William J., shipsmith, r. 4 Salmon
Meagher. See Maher
eagles Edward J., apprentice John Daniel & Co., r.
2528 Post
eagles Joseph T., messenger, r. 2528 Post
eagles .Michael, carpenter, r. 2528 Post
eagles Richard M., messenger, r. 2528 Post
eakin William, patternmaker Atlas Iron Works, r.
632 Howard
eal Johanna Mrs., fancy goods, 1501 Church
eal William, r. 134 Chestnut
ealev John, laborer, r. W s Minnesota bet Napa and
Butte
saley Thomas, carriage painter D. Arthur Thomas,
r. 1505^ Franklin
lie Michael, truckman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
132 Shipley
sany Alexander, plasterer, r. 633 Stevenson
jany Bridget, widow, r. 1232 Sacramento
;any Edmund J., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 37 Ji
Garden
any Edward, r. 741 Folsom
any Edward (Meauy & Shea) r. 12 Ritch
any James, r. 148 Fifth
''|;any Ji hn, iireman stmr Acapulco
any Mary, r. 37}^ Garden
any Robert, bartender, r. 37 3^ Garden
any * Shea (Edward Meany and Humphrey Shea)
liquor saloon, 129 Third
ara Catherine T., widow, r. 1007 Pacific
ores John L., superintendent Delivery Divi-
sion Post Office, r. 1408 California
ares Richard, waittr, r. 515J« Bush
or IIS George, searcher of records, 426 Mont-
gomery, r. 1412 Oct«via
arns George 8., with George Mearne, r. 1412 Oc-
tavia
arns James, varieties, 1500 Powell, r. 1508 Powell
ars Flor. nee Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 425 Geary
ars Harry W., printer Bacon & Co., r. 204 Turk
ars Michael, waiter, r. Valley nr Church
bach Kntarina Mrs., r. 416 Post
bach William M., messengar Anglo-Californlan
Bank, r. 416 J<S Post
cartney Amog, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av,
r. Bay Farm Island, Alameda
:chi Basilio, baker B. Ratio, r. 1339 Dupont
Lxhi Francisco, vegetable, Colombo Market
)clianlc8' B'oiindry, Nolle & Walsh proprie-
tors, 213-219 First
^ ichanicB' Home, August Koster proprietor, 101-103
' First
chanics' House, E. A. Jansen proptr, 116 Berry
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nieclianics* Institute, P. B. Cornwall president,
A. W. Starbird secretary, J. A. Bauer treasurer, |
J. H. Culver assistant secretary, Horace Wilson
librarian, 31 Poht
mechanics' Institute Induxtrial Exhibi-
tions of, J. H. Culver assistant secretary, office
31 Post
Meclianicg' Institute Pavll ion, Larkin, Grove,
Hayes and Polk
Mechanics' Laundry, Thomas Herron proptr, NW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Meclianics' Mill, Wells, Russell & Co. proprie-
tors, SW cor Fremont and Mission
Meckel Charles, r. 517 Pine
Meckel Ernst, dairy T<roduce, 1.506 Polk
Meckfessel Fred. J, bookkeeper Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 525 Harrison
Meckfessel Harry A., miller Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 85 Silver
Mecredy Alexander B., carpenter Mecredy Bros., r.
Mecredy Broiherg (.John G. and Frederick A.)
carpenters and builders, 3 Jessie
Mecredy Frederick A. (Mecredy Bros.) r. 122 Church
Mecredy John, with Thomas Day & Co., r. 7M Tay
Mecredy John G. (Mecredy Bros.) r. 134 Church
Mecredy John J., contracter, r 122 Church
Mecredy Raymond R., carpenter Mecredy Bros., r.
122 Church
Mecredy Thomas H., carpenter Mecredy Bros., r. 122
Church
Mecredy William J., engineer, r. 122 Church
8^" Mecredy. See Macready and McCready
Medau Amelia Miss, r. 1096 Union
Medau Emil C, cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 2324 Pine
Medau George (Grothmann & Medau) r. 1806 J4 Stock-
ton
niedan John P., wholesale and retail dealer cig-
ars, pipes and tobacco, 201 Montgomery Av, r.
2324 Pine
Medau Julius H., liquor saloon, 970 Folsom
Medau Peter H.. real estate, r. 1096 Union
Medberry William C, merchant, r. Winthrop House
Media Mme., magnetic healef, 81 Fourth
Medical Department University of Cali-
fornia, E s Stockton bet Chestnut and Fran-
cisco, Robert A. McLean dean, 603 Mf rchant
Medici Antonio, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 617 Post
Medina Frank P., telegraph operator, r. 1604^ Jessie
Medina H. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1.509 Dupont
Medina William H., clerk Madison k Burke, r. 416
Greenwich
Medina William T., bookkeeper H. W. Gray, r. 416
Greenwich
Medine John, seaman, r. 21 Hmckley
Meding George, carpenter J. Hammond fc Co., r. 647
Howard
Medley Alfred F., salesman A. Mautz & Co., r. 619
Montgomery Av
Medley James P., starter Sutter St. RR., r. 1611 Brod-
erick
Medley T. S. Mrs., widow, r. 519 Montgomery Av
Medley W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Medovlch Theodore C, baitender Antonioll & Sorlch,
r. H35 Hayes
Medus Bazil, painter, r. 1136 Union
Mee James, attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 1894 Broadway
Mee James E., tinner, r. 934 Twentieth
Mee James V.. clerk Sprina Valley W.W., r. Alameda
Mee John, laborer, r. 934 Twentieth
Mee Joseph, attorney at law. 326 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 1894 Broadway
Mee Lizzie Ming, dressmaker, r. 934 Twentieth
Mee Patrick, laborer, r. 819 Howard
Meegan Ann. widow, r. 2930 Howard
Meegan James, r. 1458 Minna
Meegan James Jr., laborer, r. 1458 Minna
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Meetjan John, teamster, r. 1224 Greeu
Meegau Peter (Langeuderfer & MeegaD) r. 2930 How-
ard
Meegau ThomaR, laborer, r. 1458 Minna
Meesan Timoihy, laborer, r. 309 Francisco
Meeban Alice, widow, r. 905 Shotwell
Meehau Andrew, bostler S. F. Laundry
Meeban Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 652 Sacra-
mento, r. 322 Green
Meeban Charles W., deputy Tax Collector, r. 31114
Union
Meehan Edward, r. 1519 Taylor
Meeban Frank X., student, r. 1519 Taylor
Meehan George, laborer, r. 240}^ Ritch, rear
Meehan George H., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 322
Green
Meehan James, cook, r. 207 Ritch
Meehan James, laborer, r. 129 California Av, B. H.
Meehan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Potrero Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Meehan James, molder, r. 29 Hinckley
Meeban James M., cook, r. 179 Minna
Meehan James M. Jr., butcher, r. 179 Minna
Meehan Jeremiah, expressman, r. 14}^ Decatur
Meehau Jesse P., superintendent Pullman Palace Car
Co., 613 Market, r. Oakland
Meehan John, baker La Grande Laundry
Meehan John, bartender, r 132 Fern Av
Meehan John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 320 Langton
Meehan John, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Meehan John, tannery, cor Serpentine Av and Bernal
Meelian John J., wines and liquors, 201 Second,
r. 573 Howard
Meehan Katharine, r. 179 Minna
Meehan Louis, foreman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1519
Taylor
Meehan M. Mrs., widow, r. cor Cortland Av and
Schuyler, B. H.
Meehan Margaret, widow, r. W s Indiana bet Nevada
and Yolo
Meehan Martin, helper Union Iron Works, r. Reidy's
Hotel
Meehan Michael, teamster John Middleton, r. 200
Ninth
Meehan Patrick, barber, r. 179 Minna
Meehan Patrick, laborer, r. 566 J^ Bryant
Meehan Peter, r. 110 Eleventh
Meehan Philip L., laborer, r. 44 Zoe
Meehan Richard J., molder. r. 2544 Folsom, rear
Meehan Stephen G., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 209 Leidesdortf
Meehan Thomas, laborer, r. 221 Fifth
Meeban Thomas, policeman, r. 25 Lapidge
Meehan Thomas F., r. Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
Meehau Ulysses S., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 322
Green
Meeban William, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Six
Mile House
Meeban William, tanner, r. cor Serpentine Av and
Bernal
Meehan Winnie, domestic 1800 Franklin
tff" Meehan. See Mahan, Mahon, Mahone and Meig-
han
Meek Edward B., clerk Moore, Ferguson & Co., r.
2828 Pine
Meek James, furniture, 106 Fifth and 1207 Market, r.
1418 Howard
Meek Thomas H., clerk insurance dept Balfonr,
Guthrie & Co., r. 1418 Howard
Meeker Charles H., salesman, r, 5J^ Grant Av
Meeker David, r. 2302 Webster
Meeker David Jr., bookkeeper, r. 2302 Webster
Meeker Francis V. Miss, reporter Mission Journal, r.
813 Twenty-first
MeeUer William A., proprietor Excelsior Mill
Co., SW cor Fifth and Bryant, r. 813 Twenty-first
Meeker William M., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill,,r.
813 Twenty-first
Meeks Washington, attorney at law, 509 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 2511 Washington
Meertiif Abraham, clerk Haas Bros., r. 2007 Franklin
Meerfief (Jhnrles, clerk Haas Bros., r. 2007 Franklin
Meese George, U)n«shorernan, r.727 Davis
Meese Hia'tiiann (Bach, Meise & Co.) r. Oakland
Meese Walter, bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co., r. Oak-
land
Mefret Maggie Mrs., boarding dept French and Eng-
lish Institute, 1707 Powell
MEFEET XAVIER.omcier
cl'Acadeiiiie) director French and Eng-
lish Institute, 17U7 Powell
Megannon Eliza J., widow, r. 313 J4 Ellis
Megannon James L.. clerk Williams. Dimond & Co.,
r. av-m Ellis
Megelin William, shoemaker. 224 Fillmore, r. 559
Stevenson
Megow Charles, porter S. Fowler & Co., r. 1825 Pow-
ell
Megow Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1906 Powell
Megowau Charles C, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 224 Haight
Mehegan John J., molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 233
Minna
Mehegan Patrick J., carriage blacksmith Charles
Rneser, r. 1113 Pierce
Meherln Denis, agent Cal. Steamship Co., 3 Caiifor-
ni.^, r. 307 Scott
Meherin Marcus M., solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
r. 1208 Devisadero
Meherin Thomas, seedsman and nursery, 516 Battery,
r. 611 Fell
Meherin Thomas, Jr., bookkeeper Thomas Meherin,
r. 611 Fell
l^" Meherin. See Mabaran
Mehl John.r. 349H Minna
Mehlert Adolf, salesman Stevenson & Longwill
909 Broadway
Melilert Ed\va»-d, commission merchant, 63 Mer-
chants Exchange, r. 1400 Webster
Mehlhop William, machine hand Miller & Hamilton
r. 19 Rondell PI
Mehlwitz Charles, teamster Edward Clark,
Chestnut
Mehlwitz Henry, blacksmith, r. 316 Chestnut
Mehlwitz Henry Jr., longshoreman, r. 316 Chastnut
Mehner Oscar, propertyjnan Cremorne Theater,
865 J^ Market
Mehnert Ernest, shoemaker, 525 East
Mehrten John A., porter, r. 716 Turk
Mehrtens August (Burmeister & Mehrtens) r. 1416
Washington
Mehrtens George, tanner, r. Lahaina nr Platte
Mehrtens H. G., agent, 1900 Market, r. Oakland
Melirtens J. K., manager Baldwin Pharmacy, NB
cor Market and Powell, r. 118 Ellis
Mehrtens John, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth nr Dolores
Melirtens Jolin <Sc Brother Mohu E. A. and
Richard) groceries and liquors, SW cor Eleventh
and Market
Mehrtens John E. A. (John Mehrtens & Bro.) r. Oak4
land
Melirtens Jolin H. , imported teas and coflfeea
cor Market, Franklin and Pag«, r. 509 Steiner ^
Melirtens Richard (JoUn Mehrtens & Bro.) anj
groceries and liquors, 1232 Mission, r. 29 Fulton
6^" Mehrtens. See Alartins and Mertens
Meidreick Henry, tailor, r. 71 Natoma
Meier Adolph, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Rail
road Av nr Manitoba
Meier Albert A., clerk, r. 610 Sixth
Meier Charles, groceries and liquors, 501 'Mason
r. 505 Mason
Meier Christian, teamster, r. 32 Madison Av
Meier Emil, cellarman Kohler & Frohliug, r. 9 Cat
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Meier Frederick, tanner, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Meiir Frederick F., books and Btatlonery, cor Sixth
and Market, r. 9 Taylor
Meier George, blacksmith, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Meier George, carpenter, r. 1226 Eddy
Meier George, clerk Charles Kalisky, r. 15 Hopeton
Terrace
Meier Gustav, butcher, r. 159 Silver
Meier Isidor, bartender Grueu & Zinkand
Meier John, -workman Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 31
Fifth Av
Meier William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
»^ Meier. See Maier, Mayer, Meyer and Myer
Meierhuflf Diedrich, r. 143 Main
Mei-Ks' Wharf, foot Powell
Meiggs' Wharf Co.. John H. Sayre secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 15
Meigban Annie A. Mrs., artist, r. 2447 Howard
eighau Kate Miss, teacher Point Lobos Primary
y.hool, r. 1425 Polk
Melghan Rebecca A., widow, bakery, r, 1425 Polk
Meigban. See Meeban
Meigre Dominick, furnished rooms, 317 Stockton
Meigs Ansom W., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 905
Ellis
Meigs M. Fayette, r. 1132 Buchanan
Meihel George, cooper, r. 512 Bush
Meike Andrew, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r.
1031 Harrison
Meiklehaugh Daniel, gardener, r. 5 McCormick
Meiklejohn David Mrs., r. 710 Pine
Meilandt Christopher, r. 448 Guerrero, rear
Mellandt Christopher Jr., clerk, r. 4t8 Guerrero, rear
Meilaudt Edward, clerk, r. 448 Guerrero, rear
Meilandt John (Petersen & Meilaudt) r. 448 Guer-
rero, rear
Meillst Samuel, silver polisher Palace Hotel, r. 12
Mary
Meily Monroe, with Am. Biscuit Co.. r. 1219 OUy
Meily Robert A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,r. 1219
Clay
Meieuberg Morltz, liquor saloon, 1714 Mission
Meinberger Valentine, barber, 318 Pine, r. 1915 Ste-
venson
Meiucke Frederick, liquor saloon, W s Mission Road
nr Five Mile House
Meincke George, clerk, r. 405 Geary
Meinecke Charles (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. 1917
Franklin
Mciueike Charles, upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 732
Green
nieinecke Charles Si Co. (Charles Meinecke)
commission merchants and importers foreign
wines and brandies, 314 Sicramento
Meinecke Edward, cigarmaker Herman Eolkmann, r.
244 Je.*.sie
Meinecke G., brewer, r. 2211 Powell
MeiiiK-ke Henry, baker, r. 110:) Stevenson
83" Meinecke. See Meinke, Meuke and Mencke
Meiiieke Henry, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 3 Myrtle
Av
Meliiera Rudolph, laborer Custom House, r 25 Laskie
Me nert August, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. W s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Meiuert Hermann D., r. W s Nebraska bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Meinert Hermann D. Jr., r. W s Nebraska bet Yolo
and Sonoma
Meinert John, groceries and liquors, 1901 Howard
Meinhard Theodore L., bookkeeper Stephen Jackson,
r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Meinhardt Frederick W., saddler and carriage trim-
Mier. 848 Howard, r. 21 Willow Av
Meinhert Ludwig, bottler Lang Bros., r. 1413 Scott
Meininger Benno L., assistant bookkeeper M. Heller
& Sons, r. 1205 Eddy
Meininger Frank, laborer, r. 218 Ninth
Meininger Leo, r. 1205 Eddy
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California, r. 1-.405 Ed<ly
Meininger Simon, bookkeeper, r. 1205 Eddy
Meinke John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Hampshire bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
83^ Meinke. See Meiucke, Menke and Mencke
Meins Ernest, waiter, r. 8 Central PI
Meins William, furnished rooms, (109 Pine
Meirelder Louis, miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 1475 Twenty-first
Meireis L., with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r. 245
Fifteenth |
Meisel George, barber Henry Schuck, r. 1420 Twenty-
fourth
Melsel H. A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Meisel Henry C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eighth and Minna
Meissner Charles, musician, r. 116 Chattanooga
Meissner Henry, driver City RR., r. 534 Sixteenth
Meissn 'r Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 409 Twenty-seventh
Meissner Lambert A., liquor saloon and lodgings, 423
Dupont. r. 115 Eighth
Meissner Otto, miller Henry Coubrough & Co., r. 405
Green
Meister Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 229 Tenth
Meister Frederick, dairyman Jersey Fatm Dairy, r. I
249 Stevenson
Meister Johanna, domestic 926 Seventeenth
Meister Michael, liquor saloon, 331 Fifth I
Meister 0. G.. upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne k Co. I
r. 771 !4 Mission
Meisterachaft Scliool of l,a.nsnnfgea, for
Spanish, French, German and Italian, Charles H. I
Sykes principal, 324 Sutter
Mel George, rateclerk The State Investment and Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
Mel John, r. 1015 Scott
Mel Louis, special agent Royal, Norwich, Union and
Lancashire lus. Co., r. 1015 Scott
Melander Andrew G., laborer, r. 308 Seventh, rear
Melander Charles R., traveling salesman Feigenbaum
.t Co.
Melander E. A., r. 310 Seventh, rear
Melander Edward, boarding, 100 Jackson
Melander George, seaman, r. 503 Folsora
Melander John, steward, r. 320 Drumm
Melander John V., master mariner, r. 603 Folsom
Melbourne Richard, janitor Olytnpic Club.r. Oak-
land
Melbourne The, Mrs. M. E. Grant proptr. 33 Fifth
MeU'her Eug.ne A.,£lerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 425 Geary
Melcher Louis, musician, r. 627 Green
Melczer Joseph (Joseph Melczer fc Co.) r. 401 Brytnt
Melczer Joseph & Co. (Joseph and William Melczer)
liquor saloon, 2.59-2f.l Third
Melczer William (Joseph Melczer i Co.) r. Tucson,
A. T.
Meldal John C, dyer Charles A. Hansen & Oo., r. NE
cor Minna and Lafayette . \a
MELDE HENRY flori-t, 400 sat.
ter, nursery and r. Sail Hrunu Koad nr
Twrnty-eiifhtli
Melder John E.. tailor, r. 114 Clara
Melder Oscar F., attorney at law, (',>'.) Kearny, r. 440
Third
Meldraii G. H., machinist, r. 1045 Market
Meldren Jaiuis W., iiiaohlnlHt, r. S 8 Solano bet Mln-
nes'ita and TeiiiiesHee
Meldruiii R., miilfstor Jackson Brewery
Meldrum W. W. Mrs., wid'iw, r. 311 Leavenworth
Meleudy Oi'orgi- H., carpenter, r. 33.') McAllister
Molendy Harry W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co.. r. 1207 K
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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MEN
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.lSIl AND AMl^UTCAN
£nc»iiHtio, <jI»zo<i uixl Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Melendy Hiram B., poUct'iu.-in, r. 1207 Ji Laguna
Meier Frea. W., machinist Uuiou Iron Works, r. 433
Mtnua
Meier MarRaret, cigars and tobacco, 526 Fourth
Meier Roman, carpenter, r. 1 Gaven
Melhedo Charles, purter H. Schwartz, r. 110(5 Clay
Melia John, blacksmith City RR., r. 9 Rondell PI
Melia Michael, lather, r. 11 Fargo PI
Melia Michael, teamster, r. 147 Shipley
Melia Patrick, r. 9 Rondell PI
Melia William, blacksmith City RR., r. 9 Rondell Pi
Melin John, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co.
Melle Henry, woodturner Jacob Melle, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Melle Jacob, woodturner, 136 Main, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Mellen John, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Melletz Adolph, harnessmaker, r. 304 Ritch
Melletz George D., insurance broker, 325 California,
r. 304 Ritch
Melletz George D.. clerk, r. 304 Ritch
Melley Christopher, painter, r. 313 Austin
Melley JohD, whitener John Bolger, r. 313 Austin
Melley Peter, mattressmaker, r. 313 Austin
Melley Thomas, gardener, r. 313 Austin
Melley Thomas Jr., carriage painter, r. 313 Austin
Melliss D. Ernest, civil engineer, 419 California,
room 15
Mellitzer Matthias, presser Union Straw Works, r.
114 Hayes
Mello Frank O., porter Luzitania Hotel, 119 Jackson
Mello N. S.. boatman, r. Ill Jackson
Mello William, compositor Examiner, r. 619 Powell
Mellon Charles seaman, r. 30 Clay
Mellon John, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 742 Har-
rison
Mellon John P., gardener, r. 641 Commercial
MELLON JOHN S. Ho„se a.a
siffu painter and paper liang-ing, 50
O'Farrell, r. 36 Geary
Mellor William, laborer Clay St. RR., r. 1 Hall PI
Mellow Frank, teamster, r. 926 Montgomery
Melluish Herbert, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co.
Melius Gustavus B., rigger, r. 1211 Clay
Melius Henry J., r. 19 Van Nesf Av
Meloche George, waiter, r. 242 Fifth
Melody Elizabeth Mrs,, lodgings, 750 Howard
Melody James E., fireman, r. W s Utah bet Center and
Santa Clara
Melody Joseph, sergeant police, r. 519 McAllister
Melody Thomas, laborer, r. San Jos6 Road nr Indus-
trial School
Melone Drnry, loan and commission, office 419
California, room 22, r. Palace Hotel
Melovich George, watchman stmr San Rafael
Melrose Burton W., bookkeeper, r. 836 Mission
Melrose Charles K.. salesman W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 1902 Broadway
Melrose James W., carpenter and builder, r. 1310
Broderick
Melrose Kenneth (W. K. Vanderslice & Co.) r. 1902
Broadway
Melrose Mary Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Richard, r. 716 Mission
Melrose Salt Works (Mt. Eden. Alameda Co.) Charles
Laufenburger proptr. 204 Clay
Melrose Thomas, engineer, r.l3^ Welsh, rear
Melrose Thomas H., r. 1902 Broadway
Melsing Elizabeth Mrs., bakery. 120 Third
Meltz F., cabinetmaker, r. 516 Fourth
Melville Edward, laborer, r. 35 J^ Perry
Melville Eugene Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 534 Bush
Melville Frederick, musician Olympic Theater, r. 16
Mason
Melville George A., r. 3020 Pine
Melville Sarah, widow, groceries. 138 Shipley
Melville-Siiyder Julia Mrs., teacher elocution, 138
MiAllLstPr
MELVILLE THE f„™„,.
The TruvHdell, M. Hermann & Co.
proprietors, 1104 Market, cor Turk
Melville William, calker, r. 314 Beale
Melville William H., chemist U. S. Geological Survey
47 Montgomery Block, r. 807 California
Melville Wlliam R., with Bank of California, r.
Blithedale
Melville William R., r. 138 McAllister
Melvin Charles S., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. Oak-
land
Melviu Clara Mrs., manicure, r. 307 Jones
Melvin James B., clerk Allison, Gray & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Melvin Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Melvin Patrick, longshoreman, r. 417 Brannan
Melz Frederick, carpenter CiiliforniaMill, 512 Fourth
Melzer William, laborer, r. 13 Federal
Melzer Yadocus. painter, r. 421 Dupont
Melzner George E.. clerk Jones, Mundy & Co.
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Algeria nr
Railroad Av
Mencarini Damiano, plaster statuary, 911 Mission, r.
403 Stevenson
Mencarini Rafuello, manager Damiano Mencarini, r.
403 Stevenson
Mencke Allele, lodgings, 35 Hunt
Mencke Frederick, r. 846 Mission
Mencke John, bakery, 248 Oak
8^~ Mencke. See Meinecke, Meinke and Menke
Mencoui Frauk, r. 612 5^ Broadway
Mendel Louis, clerk Pac. Homoeopathic Pharmacy,
r. 12}^ Bourbon
Mendel Louis, sausagemaker, r. 1408 Geary
Mendell George H. , Colonel Engineer's Corps,
U. S. A., River and Harbor Improvements and
Fortifications, and Supervising Engineer of the
Pacific Coast, oflice 533 Kearny, room 15, r. 418
Fremont
Mendelsohn Aaron, glazier, r. 554 J<S Natoma
Mendelsohn David, real estate, r. 1432 Webster
Mendelsohn Henrv, peddler, r. 1022 Alabama
Mendelsohn Harry, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 5543^ Natoraa
Mendelsohn Isaac, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 554 M Natoma
Mendelsohn M., commercial traveler, r. 434 Natoma
Mendelson Adolph, with Jacob L. Salomon, r. 725
O'Farrell
Mendelson Bernard, laborer, r. 110 Trenton
Mendelson Brothers (Solomon & Jonas) Chinese and
Japanese silk goods, 109 Battery
Mendelson Elkin, clothing, 233 Pacific
Mendelson George, waiter, r. 13 Hunt
Mendelson Jonas (Mendelson Bros.) r. Yokohama
Mendelson Selig, barber Eugene Parri, r. 233 Pacific
Mendelson Solomon (Mendelson Bro.s.) r. 516Ellis
Mendenhall D. A., traveling salesman Schweitzer &
Co.
Mendes Dave, liquor saloon, 341 Sixth
Mendes David, salesman William R. Gallagher, r. 52
Thirteenth
Mendes John, traveling salesman, r. 523 J4 Natoma
Mendes John Jr., salesman, r, 523}4 Natoma
Mendes John B., shipping clerk G Basch, r. 721 Minna
Mendez Atanasio N., seaman, r. 1315 Powell
Mendez Clotilda, r. 25 Scott PI
Mendez Domingo, cinchmaker, r. Lombard nr Frank-
lin
Mendez Gabriella C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1315 Powell
Mendez Teodoro, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 336
Broadway
Mendheim Herman, capitalist, 330 Montgomery, r.
417 Mason
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURIIISHIHfi GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
9f ARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Sho-v Cases
and Store Fi.\tures.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
wAs^N=?T?N ST.! Prodncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
MEN
833
MER
Hendiondon Bartholomew, billiard and liquor aaloon,
SE cor Kearny and SacrauieDto
Mendocino Lunibfr Co., Edward C. Williams
prtBidPut, Charles D. Ford treasurer, office 40
Califoruia, room 1
Mendot A., waiter S. F. Bar Abbd, 121 Po.st
Mendoza Amado, jewi-lfr, 417 Bi oadway
Mendoza Anthony S.. barber S. Harris, r. 541 Natoma
Mendoza John, macliinist, r. 343 Bryant
Mendoza Petaelina, widow, r. 60:t Dolores
Mendoza Philip E. (Mendoza .fe Lorenco) r. 25854
Third
Mendoza & Lorenco (Phillip E. Mendoza and Frank
A. Lorenco) barbers Brooklyn Hotel 20S Bush
Menear John, commercial traveler, r. 1'25 Bay
Menefee George W., carpenter Haelett & Bailey, r.
Berkeley
Menefee William H., carpenter, r, 210 Shotwell
Meneses Jose J., doorkeeper Alcazar Theater, r. 434
Green
Menesini O., fruits and vegetables. 121 Fourth
Menesini Victor, butcher. 1300 Stockton, r. 716 Green
Menge Henry, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.,
r. Oakland
Menge William, shoemaker, 1.^03 Post, r. 1602 Post
Mengel Albert, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, r,
I 28 Elgin Park Av
Mengel Emanuel (i., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 28
I Elgin Park Av
Mengel John, r. 1015 Pierce
pjengel Philip, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
t r. 1.519 California
Mengel W. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Elgin Park Av
Menges Adam, plumber's helper S. Ickelheimer &
' Bro., r. Oakland
Menges Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
I 62 Cli)iper
Menges Charles W., baker Peter J. Kalb, r. 62 Clipper
MengPR Harry G.. shoemaker, r. 62 Clipper
tfenges Jacob, laborer, r. Wisconsin nr Napa
tfengola Domt-nica. clerk, r. 1105 Front
tfengola Frank (Sambuck & Mengola) r. 1105 Front
denjou Pierre (Meniou & Bellocq) r. W^oolsey nr
Hamilton, U. M.T.
denjou & Bellocq (Pierre Menjou and Pascal Bellocq)
dairv, Woolsey nr Hamilton, U. M. T.
denkf A"ngugt (H. B. Hixson & Co.) r. 1214 Fulton
lenke Christian, liquor saloon, 313 Seventh
denke Edward, clerk John H. Becker, r. 639 Sutter
denke Henry, clerk Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r. 147
Third
denke Henry, groceries and liquors. NW cor Fran-
cisco and Mason and NW cor Stockton and Fran-
Cisco, r. 200 Francisco
denke L. H., with J.L. Vermiel. r. 313 Seventh
^" Menke. See Mencke, Meinke and Meinecke
lenken Frederick (Ahrens & Menken) r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Eighteenth
lenlo Park Watnr Co.. office 7 Nevada Block
lenn Charles, clerk William Hoe'.scher & Co., r. 423
Bush
lenne Albert H. (Albert H. Menne k Co.) r. 28 Turk
lenne Albert H. <fc Co. (Albert H. Menne, Henry
Mohr and William F. Menne) proptrs Park Hotel,
26-28 Turk
(enne Clemens, tailor, r. 519 Sacramento
lenne William F. (Albert H. Menne & Co.) r. 108
Taylor
lennen Anton, cook, r. 24 Turk
tenohcr Charles T., second lieutenant Battery B,
1st Artillery, V. 8. A., Alcatraz Island
enomy Edward T., r. 132 Chestnut
enoiiiy George, cordmaker Goldstein Bros., r. 119
Perry
enomy George M., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. East Oakland
:enomy Henry C, assistant weigher Custom House,
. 1644 Market
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
5. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
KT CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Menomy Walter B., contractor, r 132 Chestnut
Menotti Alfredo, clerk, r. 1632 Stockton
Menottl James, driver J. St, Denis * Co.
Mentel John, peddler, r. 11 Pinkney PI
Menter Charles, laborer, r. 427 Francisco
Meiiton William H,, traveling passenger agent 8. F.
and N. P. KK., office 2 New -Montgomery, r. 502
Eddy
Meutz Charles H., druggist, 1534 Polk, r. 1600 Wash-
ington
Mentz John, tailor J. R. Smith & Co., r. Alameda
Mentz John H.. restaurant, 544 First, and port stew-
ard O. and O. SS. Co., r. 522 Third
Menuzio David, liquor saloon, 528 Broadway, r. 13
Union PI
Menzel Augusta, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth bet
Bartlett and Valencia
Menzel William J., clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 825
Twenty-fourth
Menzer F. W., compositor Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 435
Pine
Menzie Alexander, laborer, r. 5 Kramer PI
Menzie Joseph, cook, r. 134 Fourth
Menzles, Bingham & Co. (Stewart Menzies,
Henry Bingham and Arthur McCracken) steve-
dores. 512-514 Battery
Menzies David, shipbuilder, r. Mariposa nr Missis-
sippi
Menzies James, laborer, r, 0 Byington Av
Menzies John, engineer, r. 905" Market
Menzies Matilda Mrs,, r. 407 Mason
Menzies Stewart (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 318
Lombard
Menzies Thomas, office 310 Pine, room 18, r. San Ra-
fael
Mephan Harry, plumber, r, 228^ Hickory Av
Mephan Timothy, with Commercial Soap Co., r. 228)4
Hickory Av
Merando Joseph, r. 1205 Stockton
Merani Emil. boots and shoes, 1417 Dupont
Merani Joseph, clerk, r. 409 Union
Mercadier Gustave, r. 910 Jackson
Mercado L., machini.st Kisdon I. and L. Works
mercantile Agency Tlie, U. G, Dun *; Co. pro-
prietors. Jay Luusdin raanawer, .•)20 California
Mercantile Agency Tlie BradHtreet Co., L.
B. Hilliard superintendent, 230 Califoruia
itiercantiie Library Association, A. E. Whlt-
aker librarian, 216 Bush
Mercantile Ubrary ANaoctat ion liii ildiiiir,
214-218 Bush
MERCANTILE LUNCH
Charles ClafTey proprietor, ^13-215
Pine
Merced Gas Co., D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
Merced Woolen Mills, Ephralm Simon agent, 17 Bat-
tery
Mercer Charles A., manager M. A. Mercer, r. 709
Hayes
Mercer Charles H., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 303
Van Ness Av
Mercer Edward 8., conductor Market St. RR., r. 133
Page
Mercer Horace C, clerk Robert J. Mercer, r. 1 Essex
PI
Mercer Hugh I,, tinsmith W. W. Montaguo k Co., r.
127 OFareell
Mercer L, E. Miss, portrait artist, 1.36 Phelan Bldg
Mercer M. A., confectioner, 518 Kearny, r. 303
Van Ness Av
Mercer Maurice H., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 303
Van Ness Av
Mercer M. P. Mrs., widow, r. 133 Page
Mercer Robert J., real estate agent, 613 Califor-
nia, r. 1 Essex PI
Mercer William, confectioner, r. 803 Van Ness Av
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IMPORTKliS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
809,
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Mercer William H., master schooner J. C. Ford, r.
8-rf Vallejo
B^" Mercer. See Mereler
Merchant Charles H.(E. B.Uean & Co.) r. Marshfield,
Or.
Merchant Joseph, drayman, r. 424 Sansome
Merchant K., r. 12 M Oak Grove Av
Merchant Stephen D., miner, r. 609 California
Mercliants' Coal Yard, A. M. Ebbets proprie-
tor, 109-115 Sacramento
Merchants' Club. George Addison manager, rooms
203 California
Merchants' Dry Docks, foot of Spear, office 303 Cali-
fornia, room 18
Merchants' Exchanse (Italian) 506 Battery
Mex-cliant8' E.xclxange Association, William
I iJresbach piesident, J. M. Shotwell manager,
I Merchants' Exchange BU1g first floor
Merchants' Exchange Association (Chinese) 739 Sac-
! ranieuto
Merchants' Excliange Banlc of San Fran-
cisco (in liquidation) 320 Sansome, room 9
Merchants' Exchange Building, S B Califor-
j nia bet Montgomery and Leidesdorff
, Merchants' Exchange Reporters, office Meiggs Wharf,
i foot of Powell, Michael J. Fitzgerald reporter
I Merchants' Exchange Signal Station, Point Lobos Av
nr Cliff House
Merchants' Insurance Co. (New York) Jacobs &
Easton general agents, 423 California
Merchants' Insurance Co. The (Newark, N. J.) Jacobs
I & Easton general agents, 423 California
Merchants' Patrol, Harry N. Morse manager,
417 Montgomery
Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency
j The, C. H. Hayward president, 55 Merchants'
Exchange
I Merchants' Towboat Line and Pacific Towboat Co..
j office foot of Vallejo
Merchants' Warehouse, N s King bet Second and
Third
Mercier Emile A., barber Charles Sullivan, r. 32
Fourth
Mercier Eugene, liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and
Seventh, r. Berkeley
B^" Mercier. See Mercer
Mercurio Antonio (Mercuric & Co.) r. 425 Vallejo
Mercurio Francisco (Mercurio & Co.) r. 425 Vallejo
Mercurio & Co. (Francisco and Antonio MercurioJ fish
dealers, 1 Clay Street Market
Mercury James, bookbinder, 622 Clay
Meredith Jame? W., foreman, r. 936 Howard
Meredith John H. (Craig & Me-edith) attorney at
law, 328 Montgomery, room 23, r. 2515 Washing-
ton
Meredith William, blacksmith Rix & Firth, r. 517
Third
Mergenthaler Frank, ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 209
Powell
Mergenthaler Frederick, cook, r. 1219 Mission
Merguire Charles L., shipping clerk Hawley Bros.
Warehouse, r. 313 Steiner
Merguire Frank A., secretary Cal. Door Co., 22 Cali-
fornia, room 22, r. 315 Steiner
Merguire George H., clerk, r. 313 Steiner
Merguire George N., foreman Hawley Bros. Ware-
house, r. 313 Steiner
Merguire George L., traveling salesman Leak Glove
Mnfg. Co., r. 206 San Jose Av
Merguire John H., sawyer Truckee Lumber Co. of S
F., r. 816 Valencia
Merguire John L., superintendent Truckee Lumber
Co. of S. F., r. 816 Valencia
B^" Merguire. See Maguire and McGuire
Meriden Britannia Co.. Levison Bros, agents, 134 Sut-
ter
Merigan John S. (Harris & Merigan) r. NW cor Bush
and Kearny
Merigot A. C. with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 810 Vallejo
Merrillion Ralph P., secretary Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,
124 Sutter, r. 2912 Pine
Merinie John, laborer, r. 728 King
Merithew Charles H., entry clerk Union Iron Works,
r. 1619 Howard
Merithew H. C, widow, r. 825 Jackson
Merithew Oliver B. C, hatter, r. 825 Jackson
Meriwether Herbert D., rr 1219 Union
Merk John, cigar packer August Brune, r. 11 Vande-
water
Merkel August (Frey & Merkel) r. 911 Larkin
Merkcl E., instrument maker, r. 422 Fremont
Merkel Eleanore, widow, r. 978 Harrison, rear
Merkel Sebastian, pedcler, r. 1063 Broadway
Merkelbach Lizzie Mrs. r. 570 Minna
Merkelbach William, butcher, 12 S. F. Market, r. 22
Oak
Merkens Peter, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1815
Lyon
Merker John, toll collector Berkeley Ferry, r. 918 Post
Merkk Ernest, machinist Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1309
Stockton
Merkle Christian, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 14 Valencia
Merkle Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 115
Dore
Merkle Joseph S., polisher Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 324 Lily Av
Merle Adrian (Hammer, Leist & Co.) and salesman
Justinian Caire, r. Oakland
Merle Charles F., merchandise broker, 116 California.
r. 302 O'Farrell
Merle Isidore, hardware and crockery, 528 Broadway,
r. 2ol Montgomery Av
Merle Leopold V., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
2204 Jones
Merle Pierre V., capitalist, r. 405 Geary
Merlet Frank, shoemaker, 222 O'Farrell
Merlo Giuseppe, gardener, r. Mission Boad nr Five
Mile House
Mermoud Frank, salesman Stein, Simon i Co.. r. 779
Stevenson
Mermoud Frank H., jeweler 0. H. Young, r. 779 Ste-
venson
Mero George F., starter Sutter St. RR., r. 2610 Post
Mero John F., blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 412^ Ash
Av
Mero Marion H.. spring maker Betts Spring Co., r. 521
Birch Av
Merrell Charles G., physician and surgeon, r. 2439
Mission
Merrell I. L., agent Asbestos Boiler Covering,
paint and roofing material, soapstone, mastio
roofing and paints, also Chalmers-Spence Co. sec-
tional or removable covering and air space, also
Reed's steam pipe covering, factory 316 Town-
send, branch office 106 Market, r. 118 Vicksburg
Merrett Harry M., cook, r. 417 Kearny
Merrett Henry P.. draftsman Clinton Day,r. Oakland
Merrett Samuel D.. waiter 279 Jessie
Merriam Andrew J., paper carrier, r. 1603 Jones
Merriam G. B., blacksmith, r. 2620 Sutter
Merriam William P., r. 716 Union
Merrick Joshua M., watchman, r. 503 Folsom
Merrida A. Miss, hairdresser, 4183^ Natoma
Merrifield Charles F., milkman, 913 Minns, r. 1325
Howard
Merrifield Frank, real estate, 414 California
Merrifield Henry, clerk H. Schwartz & Co., r. 100334
Valencia
Merrifield Justice, r. 1011 Haight
Merrill Abner H.. captain Battery B, 1st Artillery U.
S. A., Alcatraz Island
Merrill Albert H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 520 Noe
Merrill Annls, attorney at law, 59 Nevada Block, r.
1007 Jackson
MANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINOS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
A.ICK HOUSE BLiOCK.
THE LIOU Fire lis. Co. OF MEl
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manage
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Fim PRINTIM FROM NEW TYPK.
MER
835
MER
MtrriJl Archie, butcher H. Lilienthal, r. 25 Rausch
Merrill Arthur F., r. 714 Nineteenth
Merrill Benjamin F., r. UOH Jaoksou
Merrill CharlvM, first vice-preBident Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Merrill Charles A., r. 'JIO Fifteenth
Merrill Charles H., assistant superintendent Masonic
Cemetery
Merrill Clarence E., correspondent The Samuel Hill
Co., r. Berkeley
Merrill Eugene, machinist, r. 119 Fourteenth
Merrill Eva Mrs., dressmaker, r. 908 Jackson
Merrill Frank C, laborer, r. 25 Rausch
Merrill Frank H., clerk, r. 714 Nineteenth
Merrill Frank H., mailing clerk Post Office, r. 224
Noe
Merrill Frank W., manufacturing clerk Edward
Denny & Co., r. 224 Noe
Merrill George B., attorney at law, 315 Califor-
Ilia, room 11
Merrill H. E., salesman Roos Bros., r. 517 Mason
Merrill Isaac M., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Merrill James W., with B. A. Becker, r. St. Ann's
Bldg
Merrill John P., second vice-president Holbrook,
Men ill & Stetson, r. 1732 Washington
Merrill John M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., r.
908 Jackson
Merrill Lillian Miss, type writer, r. 202 Stockton
Merrill Louis (Merrill & Tietjen) r. 207 Thirteenth
Merrill Maria Mrs., widow, matron Old People's
Home, S s Francisco bet Sto;kton and Powell
Merrill Mary J., dressmaker, r. 2249 .Mission
Merrill Oliver S., real estate, r. 653 Harrison
Merrill Parker, carpet beating, 453 Stevensen, r. 409
-Minna
errill Robert, collector, r. 720 Union
Merrill Roscoe H., patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
21 Prospect PI
Merrill Sarah E., private school, 2215 Howard
[Merrill Stewart, photographer, i.l2 Clay, r. Oakland
Merrill Sylvester, salesman Cal. Furniture Co., r.
Alameda
Merrill & Tietjen (Louis Merrill and B. H. Tiet-
jen) shipping and commission merchants, SW
cor Steuart and Mission
r- Merrill. See Merrell
erriman Frauk, plasterer, r. 1727 Market
errimnn George M., third assistant engineer stmr
Mariposa, r. fi78 Harrison
erriman John H., master mariner, r. 678 Harrison
erriman M. C, laborer Jason Springer & Co., r.
7i;i>4 Greenwich
Merritt Arthur A., jeweler B. Morris & Co., r. Oak-
land
Merritt Charles Z., secretary San J'oaquin and
"iiug River Canal and Irrigation Co., 508 Califor-
lia, r. Oakland
tferritt F. .V., with Lebenbaum Bros.,r. 220t Steiner
MERRITT GEORGE W.
physician and surj^eon, ofllcei and r. 5H0
Sutter, cor Ma.son, hours 1 to 3 P. M.
:erritt Georg'e W. Mrs. (Euniia S.) physician
and surgeon, office and r. 530 Sutter, cor Mason,
hours 1 to 3 P. M.
ilerritt Hannah A. Mrs., private school, 2204 Steiner
'erritt James B., manager California Fuse As-
sociation, 33 Market, I. Semimtry Park, Alameda
lerritt John, salesman George F. Van de Mark, r.
Oakland
lerrltt John D., r. 6 Bernard
lerritt John D., r. 530 Sutter
lerritt Marcus D., salesman Geo. H. Tay & Co., r.
.525 Geary
lerritt Martin B., carpenter, r. 424 Sansome
lerritt Nancy W., widow, r. Old People's Home
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
si»i:ci.\r. j)i;si<i.\s in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Merritt Samuel, capitalist, 22 California, room 11, r.
Oakland
Merritt Stephen, bartender, r. .WS Pine
Merritt William, iron worker Cal. Wire Works, r. 514
Tavlor
Merritt William H., lather, r. 118 Ninth
!»■ Merritt. See Merrett
Merrivale Percy W., waiter J. P. Eklund
Meiron M. C, plasterer, r. 726 Octavia
Merry Eugene S., carpenter, r. 3'.)6 Waller
MERRY, FAULL & GO.
(William L.. Merry and William Kaull)
provision packers, importers and deal-
ers meat products, cor Bay and Web-
ster, city ofHce and salesroom 123-l:i7
California
Merry John, carpenter, r. 396 Waller
MERRY THOMAScarpenter,
contractor and builder, 109 Jackson,
r. 6-43 Howard
Merry William L. (Merry, Faull & Co.) r. 2030 Pacific
At
Mersanne Nat. Mrs., female employment office, 812
Geary
Merseiles Frank, shoemaker, r. 304 Hayes
Mersereau Addison S. (Mersereau & Son) r. 2212 Mis-
sion
Mersereau Frank A. (Mersereau Jt Son) r. 2212 Mis-
sion
Mersereau Frederick E., photographer, r. 2212 Mis-
sion
Mersereau k Son (Addison S. and Frank A.) carriage
makers and blacksmiths, 2245-2217 Mission
Mersfelder Charles, bookkeeper Hegler, Johnson &
Co., r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder Jacob, steward John L. Mill, r. 411 Ellis
Mersfelder Minnie Miss, aisistint bookkeeper Heg-
ler, Johnson & Co.. r. 414 Ellis
Mersfel.ler William, clerk S. P. Co., r. 414 Ellis
Mershou James R. T., Hour packer Golden Gate
Flouring Mills, r. 24 Vernon PI
Mershou Louis C, carpenter, r. 2596 Howard
Mersich Charles, molder W. T. Oarratt & Co., r. 838
Vallejo
Mersich Frederick, pressman H. Plagemann & Co., r.
8.38 Viillejo
Mersich Louis, clerk, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersich Maria, widow, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersich Mateo, steward, r. 838 Vallejo
Mersiiig Bernard, groceries and liquors, 1200 Folsom
Merslich Dominico. coflTeo saloon, 1001 Battery
Merten August F. (Merten, Moffitt .V Co.) r. 923 Fill-
more
Merten. Moflltt «fc Co. (August F. Merton, Thomas
S. Moffitt, George A. Storey and George B. Bay-
ley) manufacturing chemists, 309-311 Front
Mertens Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 716 Bryant
Mertens Frederick, r. 536 Mission
Mertens Helen, widow, r. 516 Sixth
Mertens Herman C.(HashaKen & MertenRir. 516 Sixth
MerteuM HI. J., vice-president and treasurer Saa
Francisco Bridge Co., and secretary San Fran-
cixco Pine Lumber Co. and Potrero Laud and
Wat r Front Co., 42 Market, r. Alameda
t^ Menens. See Mehrtens
Merles George W., laborer, r. 137 Fourteenth
Merles Ix)nis, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Mertes Mary A., widow, r. 137 Fourteenth
Mertes Peter K. cutter Porter, Sle.ssluger ft Co., r.
137 Fourteenth
Merton Fred., lanndryinan, r. 217 Third
Merton Max. salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r. 27
South Park
Mervy Al phonse, physician and drtigglst, SE cor Green
ami Montgomery Av, and SE cor Folsom and Sev-
ith
YPE FOUNDERS, PftLMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
MER
836
MET
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fir« - Place Triiitiuiiifji's
a. Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
f^
Mervy Emile C, physician, 43'1 Montgomery Av, r.
'2115!^ Jones
Mervy Ulysses P., porter A. G. Chauche, r. 7 Graham
PI
Merwin Edward J., student School of Engineering,
r. Oakland
Merwin Edward L., freight clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 101
Mason
Merwin Eugene, straw worker, r. 1231 Ellis
Merwin John G., r. 1'231 Ellis
Merx Herman, seaman, r. 5 Haggin
Merz John, foreman, r. 210 Towusend, rear
Merz John, tailor, r. 831 Vallejo
Merz Maria, widow, r. 525 Stevenson, rear
MERZ MARY K. Mrs.
ies and liqnorg, 433 Sutter, r.
26 Powell
Merz Wilhelm, proptr Golden Gate Hotel. 1907 Hnight
Merzbach Felix H. (Thornton & Merzbacb) attorney
at law, 426 California, r. 1050 Golden Gate Av
Merzbach Julius, dry and fancy goods, 414 Market, r.
708 McAUistt-r
Mes Rudolph, tailor Charles Colman & Co., r. 1179
Mission
Mesenburg Henry, groceries and liquors, 84 Jessie
Mesenburg Herman, bakery, 324!^ Hayes
Meserth John L.. butcher, Mission nr Twenty-eighth,
r. 314 Fair Oaks
Meserve John S., stalrbuilder, r. 2600 Folsom
MeBerve Theodore, clerk D, P. Eidenmuller, r. 1007
. Powell
Meserve William N., r. 142 McAllister
Meseth Charles, jeweler William Baehr, r. 923 Union
Meseth Chri>tina, widow, r. 923 Union
Meseth Samuel, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 923 Union
Mesick Richard S. (Mtsick & Maxwell) r. 24 Mont-
gomery
Mesick William L., r. 313 Hyde
Mesick & Maxwell (Richard S. Mesick and
George H. Maxwell) attorneys at law, 60-61 Ne-
vada Block
Meska Daniel, gunsmith 0. D. Ladd, r. 1309 Stockton
Mesnickow Christian, patternmaker, r. 602 Second
Mess Henry, stockbroker, r. 921 Powell
Messajrer Etieiiiie, cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r.
914 Post
Messe George W., clerk C. B. Darwin, r. cor Seven-
teenth and Guerrero
Messea Charles Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
1^" Messenger. Messinger
Meseer Ignacio Mrs., r. 228 Twenty-eighth
Messer Joseph O., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Alameda
Messer Nathaniel T., stockbroker. 336 Pine, r. 1811
Pierce
Messerschmidt Antone, confectioner F. Hellwig, r.
10 Middle
Messerschmidt Fred., porter, r. 8W cor Kearny and
Montgomery Av
Messerschmidt Kate, cook Schmitt's Villa, r. 501
Stanyan
Messersmith E. T., clerk supply dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1737 Broadway
Messersmith Gabriel, r. 1010 Polk
Messersmith G. R., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Messina Louis, groceries and lianors, 525 Union
Messineo Maria, widow, r. 506 Union
Messing' Aaron J. Dr., rabbi Congregation
Beth Israel, r. 708 O'Farrell
MeBSing Hermann (Gruhn & Messing) r. 708 O'Farrell
Messing Sigmund, stock clerk Newman & Levinson,
r. 708 O'Farrell
Messinger Benjamin, r. 610 Sutter
Messinger Gustav, clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 610
Sutter
Isadore, barber, r. 1515 Pierce
Messinger Mina, widow, r. 610
Messinger Paleniou W., machinist Will & Flnck, r. 3
Bowles PI
Messiter Peter F., bartender, r. 31 Second
Messmer Arthur, vocalist Tivoll Opera House, r. 603
Filbert
Messmer George, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 512
Bush
Messmer John, bottler Chicago Brewing Co., r. 360
Clementina
Messmore F. A., switchman S. P. Co., SE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Messner Charles A , teamster, r. 4(12 Pacific
Messner Joseph, teamster, r. 824 Montgomery
Messner Louis, baker, and extraman Engine No. 5, r.
402 Pacific
Messner Ludwig Mrs., bakery, 402 Pacific
Meston Charles, enameled letters and numbers, 106
O'Farrell
Mestrick Anton, pantryman, r. 319 Fourth
Metastazio Alexander (Metastazio & Co.) r. 1823
Powell
Metastazio & Co. (A. Metastazio and G. B. Perata)
wood and coal, 1823 Powell
Metcalf Alice H. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 2819 Folsom
Metcalf Catherine, widow, r. 114 Silver
Metcalf C. F. Mrs., r. 526 Hayes
Metcalf Chester, timekeeper P. M. SS. Co., r. 2027
Mission
Metcalf George D., secretary Del Monte Milling Co.,
S s Brannan nr Second, r. Oakland
Metcalf George E., pianomaker The J. Dewing Co., r.
526 Hayes
Metcalf Samuel A., carpenter Mechanics Mill. r. 2819
Folsom
Metcalfe George, real estate, r. 418 Geary
Metheu Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2 Simpson PI
METHODIST BOOR DEPOSITORY, r.v.
Jolin r>. Hainuiond agent, 1037 Mar-
ket
Metins Aplin, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. Ill
Natoma
Metlar William S., cashier H. H. Noble & Co., r. 921
Powell
Metlen J. C, r. 1240 Mission
Metral Alexander, foreman Charles Greflfe, r. 639
Broadway
Metral Frank, superintendent French Cemetery
Metropolitan Block. 8-14 Montgomery Av
Metropolitan Foundry, Curtis Tobey proprie-
tor, 2U4 Townsend cor Third
Metropolitan Hall, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metropolitan Hotel, Adam Miller proprietor,
512-518 Fourth
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co.,E. Gooder
agent, 431 Larkin
Metropolitan Marble Worlts, Andrew Pal-
tenghi proprietor, 1241 Market
Metropolitan Match and Commercial Co.,
S. Newbauer secretary, office 412 Front
Metropolitan Nursery, John H. Sievers proptr, SE cor
Chestnut and Polk
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co. (New York)
322-324 California
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metrovich Antone, waiter P. N. Miocevlch & Co., r.
1209 Powell
Metson John E., bricklayer, r. 1 McDermott PI
Metson W. H. , attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
28-36, r. 1 McDermott PI
Mette Carrie Miss, clerk Neville & Co., r. 1802 Steven-
son
Mette Frank, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Mette Frank, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen ,r. 502 Grove
Metten Anton (Metten .t Gebhardt) r. Lewis nr Mis-
sion Road, College Homestead
BEAMISH'Sl
SHIRTS
]H.\RKET ST.. COR. 1'HDRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM I
iRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
«N?ia sT.iProliicers of FINE TABLE WINES
I WASHINGTON
MET
837
MEY
Metten Lewis, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. Spriug
Valley HoiueBtead nr Mission Road
Metten & Gebhardt (Anton Metttu and Charles Geb-
hardt) taanery. Lewis nr Mission Road, College
Hoiuestead
Mettmann Frank X.. clerk Walter Speyer, r. 925
Twentieth
Metz Peter, chemist G. G. Burnett, r. 327 Montgom-
ery
Metz William, butcher H. Blum, r. 423 Larkln
Metzell George H., cook, r. 415 Vallejo
Metz.-ntr John, laborer Pac. Soda Co.
Metzger Csrl, winemaker, r. 317 Bush
Metzger Edward, correspondent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. til7 Turk
Metzger .Jacob, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin & Son,
r. 17'.' Minna
Metzger Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 027 Green
Metzger Julius, machinist Atlas Iron Works
MvtTger Leo, secretary The Lachman California
Wme Co., 453-465 Brannan, r. 603 Sutter
Metzger Louis, moneybroker, 215 Sansome, room 6, r.
930 Market
Metzger .Morris, clerk Louis Metzger, r. 817 Turk
Metzger Theresa Miss, hairdresser, 1715 McAllister
Metzger William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Metzgus Gustave, lampmaker E. Boesch & Co., r. 110
Mason
Metzler Charles, butcher Louis Schnetzler, r. 16
Rausch
Metzler Charles J. B., un'lertaker, 636 Washington, r.
lili'i Lombard
Metzler Cbarles P.. salesman, r. 822 Union, rear
Metzler Emil. soda water maker I. Quiios & Co., r.
564 Natoma
Metzler Franz, groceries and liquors, SE cor Four-
teenth and Natoma, r. 564 Natoma
Metzler Herman, undertaker C. J. B. Metzler, r. 636
Washington
Motzler M. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 5M Grant Av
Mi-tzler Oscar, bartender, r. 419 Hayes
Metzler Theo. C. (Metzler & Davis) r. 1314 Ellis
Metzler William, .seaman, r. 263 East
Metzler & Davis (Theo. C. Metzler and John G. Davis)
California State Detective Bureau, 609 Sacra-
mento
Metzner Catherine Mrs., r. 202 Fifth
"etzner Charles F., clerk Brown & Metzner, r. 202
Fifth
Metzner Frederick A., loom fixer S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 2609 Polk
zner Herman, laborer, r. 318 Ritch
ziier Jacob C, salesman Mann & Benedict, r. 202
Fifth
Metziif-r John, r. G30 Brannan
VIetzner William (Brown A: Metzer) r. 220 Fair Oaks
yietzsi-h Frank, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 554
Fiilsom
Jpunicr Gasper, upholsterer, 710 Battery
deury Emjle, waiter, r. 444 Brannan
leuKcr William L.. tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
p. 709 Seventeenth
deussdorffer Charles G., manager Konrad Meuss-
dorflfer. 345 Kearny, r 301 Polk
Ueussdnrflfer Harry C. (Meussdorff'.r k Uubner) r.
-'O.'ii Mission
(VEEUSSDORFFERJ.C.&SON
(•John C. Mt'iLSHdorfTeri importers iiiid
jobbers IiaM, capK iiiid bntterH' innte-
rials, and manufacturers and retail
flealerm hats and caps, 810 Market,
Phelan Bldjr, and 2'-«:J Montfjomery,
factory .5:t4-.'>8r> Third
leuHsdortfer John C. (J. C. Meussdorffer Si Son) r.
509 Van Ness Av
leussdortfer John C. Jr., salesman J.C. Meussdorflfer
k Sou, r. 6i)9 \'an Ness Av
W, & J, SL011N[ & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IX i>.vj:<;i: \auii:iv.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD
importer, manufacturer and ^v^hole-
sale and retail dealer hats and caps,
15 Kearny, and 343 Kearny, MW cor
Pine, r. 301 Pollt
K. MEUSSDORFFER,
MANVFACTCRKR
s-D IMFOHTF.B
HATS AND CAPS
Wholesale and Retail.
15 KEARNY and S. W. CORNER KEARNY AND PINE,
SAX FR.AXCISCO.
MEUSSDORFFER MARTIN
importer and manntacturer hats and
caps and hatters' materials, NE cor
Monljfomery and liuah, and 404
Kearny, factory 416 Market, r. Ilia
Clay
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
3. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
lOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS ,
M. MEUSSDORFFER.
FOR
N. E. Cor. Montgomery and Bush Sts.,
A N n
404 Kearny Street,
MEUSSDORFFER & HUBNER
(Harry <'. MeussdorfTer and Conrad W.
Hubner) retail dealers hats and caps,
8 Kearny
MEUTTMANN
GUS
8i|;n painter and iflass ^lliler, G35
California
Meux Josepii P., atlorney at law, '.'40 Mont-
gomery, riioms .S— t r. Hottl Pleasaiiton
Mex Manuel, watchman, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Itlexican and Central American P>»cket
Line, JoseF. Schletden aKeuf, :i'H Washinuton
Mexican Colonization Co. (limited) J. E.
Clements general manager, .WG Battery, rooms
6-8
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) C. E. Elliot pecrftary, 7H Nevada Hlock
.Mexlrau International Parittc and Gulf of California
Steamship Co., T. 11. P. Whitelaw agent. Jit; Spear
Mexican Phosphate and Suljihur Co. (Mexico) A.
Hnlsey secretary, M.'H Montiiomery, room 7
Mexican Steamsliip Line, John Beruilugham
agent, 10 Market
Meyenborg August groceries and Hquors, BE cor P»-
ciflc and Front
Meyer A. k Brother (Adolph and Albert) hay, grain,
coal and lumber, 8W cor Geary and Broderlck
Mever A. & H. (Aihrecht aiid Henry) groceries,
" liquors and bitchers, V!H(M) Sacramento
Meyer Aaron, butcher, r. I.'ISO Turk
Meyer Abraham, with Uolbrouk, Merrill * Stetson. r.
\T.H Bush
Mever Adolph, r. 141.5 Powell
MejerAilolph (A Miyer At Bro. and Meyer Bros. &
Co.) r. i:il7 Bro.lerlch
MINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACtFIC COAKT AOENCY.
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfomla Street.
MEY
838
MEY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTEKa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates anil Tile,
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Meyer Adolpb, galtsman M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 118
Eleventh
Meyer Albert (A. Meyer & Bro. and Meyer Bros. &
Co.) r. '2a01. Geary
Meyer Albert (Cbarles Meyer & Son.) r. 909J^ Har-
rison
Meyer Albert (Meyer & Abmann) r. 917 Twentieth
Meyer Albert (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer) r. 1 Market
Meyer Albert, shipping clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r.
930 Natoma
Meyer Albert, shoemaker, 1.343^ Eleventh
Meyer Albert, with Daniel Meyer, r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Albrecht (A. & H. Meyer) r. 280^ Sacramento
Meyer Alfred, clerk A. Carpentier, r. Oakland
Meyer Anna, widow, r. 1608 J^ Steiner
Meyer Annie Miss, r. 424 Grove
Meyer Anton, liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Meyer Arnold, cigarmaker, r. 731 California
Meyer Arthenise, widow, r. 1 Washoe PI
Meyer August, bartender John P. O'Reilly, r. 1406
Clay
Meyer August, bartender P.N. Lange, r .2 46 Townsend
Meyer August, driver Franz Slebreeht, r. 418 Kearny
Meyer August, driver S. Solomon & Co.
Meyer August, porter F. L. Fischer & Co., r. 613
Mission
Meyer August, shoemaker, 2126 Fillmore
Meyer August G., trader, r. 914 Powell
Meyer August H., musician, r. 413 Tehama
Meyer August W., clerk Harvey B. Kilbourn, r. 8 Page
Meyer B. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Austin
Meyer Bernard, clerk John F. Schwartz, r. SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Bartlett
Meyer Bernard, expressman, NW cor Front and Clay,
r. 37 Borland
Meyer Bernard, seaman, r. 100 Steuart
Meyer Bernard, sewing machine agent, r. 1234 Bush
Meyer Bernliard, r. 2.526 Bryant Av
Meyer Bernhard (Meyer & JBlocb) r. 923 Geary
Meyer Bernhard H., miller, r. 8 Page
Meyer Betsy, widow, r. 430 !« Sixth
Meyer Brothers & Co. (Adolph and Albert Meyer and
Hermann Albers) hay, grain, wood and coal, 2403
Bush
Meyer Carl, seaman, r. 37 PaciBo
Meyer Caroline, widow, r. 202 Van Ness Av, rear
Meyer Carrie Miss, r. 409 Union
Meyer Canfifman H. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.) r. New
York
Meyer C. F.. r. 1041^ Folsom
Meyer C. Frederick, clerk Herman Schroder, r. 1210
Larkin
Meyer C. H. & Brothers (Cauffman H.. Leopold C.
and Marcus C.) hats and caps, 28-30 Sansome
Meyer Pharles, r. 1627 Powell
Meyer Charles (Charles Meyer & Son) r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Charles, bartender Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
373 Minna
Meyer Charles, capitalist, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Charles, clerk Herman Schroder, r. 2631 Cali-
fornia
Meyer Charles, conductor, r. 1510H Polk
Meyer Charles, cook. r. 909 Kearny
Meyer Charles, gasfltter Palace Hotel, r.2514H Sutter
Meyer Charles, helper 8. F Stock Brewery
Meyer Charles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Meyer Charles, salesman, r. 18 Prospect PI
Meyer Charles shirt mnfr, r. 510 Fifteenth
Meyer Charles, watchman, r. 1302 Powell
Meyer Charles & Sons (Charles, Albert and Frank)
proptrs Meyers Military Band, 652 Market
Meyer Charles A., house painter, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Chris, clerk H. Ebbinghausen & Co., r. 946
Twenty-first
Meyer Christopher, baker, r. 763 Howard
Meyer Christopher, shipping clerk Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., r. 841 Market
Meyer Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 1041)^ Folsom
Meyer Clans, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Green
Meyer Daniel (Daniel Meyer) r. 1418 Taylor
Meyer Daniel, (Daniel and Mathias Meyer) office
212 Pine
Meyer David, cantor Congregation Ohabai Shalonne,
r. 2-'4 Golden Gate A v
Meyer David, expressman, r. 1115 McAllister
Meyer Dietrich, groceries and liquors, 788 Harrison,
r. 12 Clara
Meyer Diedrich, Hquor saloon, 2200 Greenwich, r.
2224 Greenwich
Meyer Dora, widow, r. 213 Maoon
Meyer Edward, musician, r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Edwin L., bookkeeper Oriental Warehouse, r.
205 Fell
Meyer Ebler (Schmidt & Meyer) r. 24 First
Meyer Eli C, clerk S. H. Greenberg, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Eliz.ibeth. widow, r. 314 Chestnut
MEYER Em. & CO. ,E„,™anaei
Meyer) -wliolesale ^vines and liquors,
ag-ents A shton Distilling Co. (Ky. ) and
Gonzales & Co's cog'nac. Dubos Freres
santernes and clarets, 413-415 Pine
Meyer Emil, cashier William Dresbach, r. 1201 De-
vi sadero
Meyer Emma Mrs., trance medium, 126 Ninth
Meyer Emmanuel (Em. Meyer & Co.) r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Ernest, silversmith Schulz & McCartney, r. 8
Page
Meyer Eugene, longshoreman, r. 29 Drumm
Meyer Eugene, manager London, Paris and Amer-
ican Bank (Limited) 205 Sansome (after August 1st
1-3 Sansome) r. 1730 Pine
Meyer F. August (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) r. 873 Mis-
sion
Meyer Ferdinand, ladies' and gents' furnishing
goods, lf5 Ninth
Meyer Ferdinand, tanner, r. E s Utah bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Mey«r Frank (Charles Meyer k Son) r. 770 Harrison
Meyer Frederick, r. 425 Twenty-ninth
Meyer Fiederick, bartender Julius Hermann, r. 763
Mission
Meyer Fred, bartender Louis Von Harten, r. NW cor
Fourth and Merrimac
Meyer Frederick, butcher Gasper Zerr, r. 4 Clemen-
tina
Meyer Frederick clerk Fabian Bros., r. 1600 Bush
Meyer Frederick, clerk M. D. Meyer, r. 2203 Geary
Meyer Frederick, driver John Wieland Brewing Co..
r. 2223 Howard
Meyer Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Meyer Frederick, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Davis, r. 383^ Perry
Meyer Frederick, seaman, r. 312 Beale
Meyer Frederirk, woodcarver, r. 611 Franklin
Meyer Frederick A., r. 1623 Turk
Meyer Frederick W., carrier Post Office, r. 2404 Post
Meyer George, bookkeeper Meyer, Wilson & Co., r.
2110 Jackson
Meyer George, butcher. 196 Noe
Meyer George, porter The Bancroft Co.
Meyer George A., clerk, r. 914 Powell
Meyer Gorge H., with Examiner, r. 1911 Geary
Meyer Gerrit J., tailor, 2337 Bush
Meyer Gottlieb, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 61
South Park
Meyer Gustave A., cabinetmaker, r. 639 J^ Twenty-
third
Meyer Harry, carpet layer, r, 513 Minna
Meyer Henry, r. 863 M Market
Meyer Henry (A. & H. Meyer) r. 2800 Sacramento
Meyer Henry (Meyer & Bush) r. 537 Natoma
Meyer Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHBNG.
IMPERIAL lire Ids, Co. OF LONDON
Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT CGMPANY
MAlKfrV! BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
MEY
889
MEY
Meyer Henry, bartender Olof Mattson. r. 26 Eddy
Meyer Henry, carpenter, r. 2'i4 Birch Av
Meyer Henry, clerk, r. 1418 Taylor
Meyer Henry, laborer, r. lO'iS Howard
Meyer Henry, Uqnor saloon, SE cor Brannan and
Fourth, r. 5 Rushton PI
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Broadway and
Front
Meyer Henry, master bktn Eureka, oflSce 318 Steuart,
nun Jessie
Meyer Henry, paper carrier, r. 929 Broadway
Meyer Henry, paper hanger, r. 407 O'Farrell
Meyer Henry, porter E. Martin & Co.. r. 724 Front
Meyer Henry, with Daniel Meyer, r. 1626 Octavla
Meyer Henry B.. clerk Fredericksburg Brewing Co.,
r. 624 Fourth
Meyer Henry C. (Meyer & Knubel) r. 1729 Devisa-
dero
Meyer Henry E., clerk Jacobs fc Easton, r. 309 Turk
Meyer Henry G., clerk Cal. Ins. Co.
M<yer Henry G., clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1310 Geary
Mever Henry H., laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r. 8
Page
Meyer Henry J., helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 929
Broadway
Meyer Henry L., jewelry boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum
& Co., r. 231 Twelfth
Meyer Hernjan baker, r. 163 Minna
Meyer Herman, clerk B. Pope, r. 24 Turk
Meyer Herman, clerk M. D. Meyer, r. 2203 Geary
Mever Herman, draftsman U. S. Engineers Oflfice, r.
"923 California
Meyer Herman H., liquor saloon, 440 Bush, r. 16
Harlan PI
Meyer Herman L. E. (Meyer, Wilson & Co.) r. 2201
Webster
Meyer J. A., driver Central BR.
Me.\ er Jacob, barber, r. 1234 Bush
Meyer Jacob, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 52 Shipley
Meyer Jacob, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 5 St.
Mary's
Meyer Jacob, salesman Lesser Bros., r. 1421 Sacra-
mento
Meyer Jacob, tailor Rosenblum k Abraham, r. 1820
hii-hanan
Meyer Jacob A., r. 1041k Folsom
Meyer J. G. H., wood and ivory turner, 417-419 Mis-
sion, retail 320 Kearny, r. 1706 Clay
Meyer J. Henry, cashier Alfred Borel & Co., r. East
Berkeley
Meyer J. K., painter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Meyer Johanna Miss, forewoman Seidl & Rotger, r.
56 Steuart
Mover Johannes, miller, r. North Pacific Hotel
Meyer John, bartender, r. 1 Market
Meyer John, bottler, r. 607 Fourth
Meyer John, butcher A. P. Wagner, r. 626 Commercial
Meyer John, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Meyer John, clerk Henry Kohu, r. 408 Folsom
Meyer John, clerk Herman Bohlmann, r. lUO Hayes
Meyer John, clerk North Pacific Hotel
Meyer John, niolder, r. 112 Alta
Meyer John, tibipcarpenter, r. Iowa bet Yuba and Yolo
Meyer John, wood and coal, 47-49 Everett, r. 272
Clementina
Meyer John A., mechanic, r. 1919 .Mason
Meyer John C, clerk, r. 220 Austin
Meyer John C, special policeman S. P. Co., r. 1218
.\labaiiia
IMeyer John H., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 624
Fo> r'.h
Meyer Jnlin J., with F. G. Wulzen, r. 251 Ninth
Meyer John N., groceries and liquors NE cor Hyde
and Jackson
Meyer Jonas Mrs., widow, r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, baker, r. 2143 Mission
Meyer Joseph, cook, r. Bonanza House
Meyer Joseph, marble worker r. 323 Langton
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lill'ORTKIts ANI> DEALKlm IX
C ^V H, X^ E T S
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Meyer Joseph, poultry, dairy produce, etc., 22 Centre
Market, r. 20 Myrtle Av
Meyer Joseph, shoemaker, 827 Pacific
Meyer Joseph, waiter, r. 24 Turk
Meyer Julius, r. 1234 Bush
Meyer Julius, hardware, 40 Clay, r. 5X Monroe
Meyer Julius, junk dealer, 1636 Mission
Meyer Julius, wine dealer, r. 228 Ritch
Meyer Kasper, t.iilor, 506 Market, r. 529 Sacramento
Meyer Leopold C. (C. H. Meyer & Bro8.)r. Lick House
Meyer Levy. r. 11 }« Oak
Meyer Louis, r. 1509 Geary
Meyer Louis, r. 2 Sophie "Terrace
Meyer liouis (Louis Meyer & Co.) r. 809 Mason
Meyer Louis, bartender Holtum & Andersen, r. 754
Mission
Meyer Louis, furnishing goods, 517 Kearny, r. 1343
Powell
Meyer Louis, junk dealer, r. 118 Eleventh
Meyer Louis, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 924
Page
Meyer Louis, proptr Southern Pacific Restaurant, N s
Summer bet Spring and Kearnv, r. Alameda
MEYER LOUIS & CO.
(LiOiiis Meyer) merchant tailors, 19
Powell
Meyer Louisa Sister, matron S. F. Female Hospital
1065 Mission
Meyer Madeline, widow, r. 1427 Laguna
Meyer Marcus 0. (C. H. Meyer k Bros.) r. 1703 Jack-
son
Meyer, Marshall & Co. (Philip Meyer, Thomas
Marshall and Gustav Wltzel) agents Siemens-
Lungren Co's patent gas lamps, 147 Ellis
Meyer Martin (Kuubel & Meyer) r. 7itl McAllister
Meyer Martin, porter Louis Sloss & Co., r. Berkeley
Meyer Martin S., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 38,
r. 2408 Bush
Meyer Mary, widow, r. fGO Harrison
Meyer Mary A., widow, r. 91(i Broadway
Meyer Mathias (Daniel Meyer) r. 1310 Geary
Meyer Matthias D., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Geary and Devisadero, r. 2203 Geary
Meyer Max, plumber Charles Brown & Son, r. 118
Eleventh
Meyer Michael, engraver, 20 Montgomery, r. 1433
Polk
Mever Minnie Mrs., r. 295 Clementina
Meyer, Mish Si Co. (Sol G. Mish and SamuelJ.
Mitchell) cigar manufacturers, 420 Sacramento
Meyer Moritz, r. 415 Van Ness Av
Meyer Moritz. r. 1325 Webster
Meyer Moses, r. 1317 Golden Gate Av
Meyer N. & Co. (Nathan Meyer) manufacturers
cigars, 326 Clay
Meyer Nathan (N. Meyer k Co.) r. 1520 Jackson
Meyer Nicholas, proprietor New Oceauic, 292
East
Meyer Nicolaus L. (F. HlUebrandt & Co.) r. 2018
Folsom
Meyer Oscar, merchant, r. 309 Turk
Meyer Peter H. (Meyer & Tiedemann) r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Pearl
Meyer Philip (Meyer, Marshall & Co.) r. Alameda
Meyer Rachael Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School
r. 907 McAllister
Mever Rebecca Mrs. coffee saloon TownsenJ Street
"Depot. S. P. Co , r. 245 Third
Meyer Richard, clerk Schwartz v^j Hnslng, SEcor Mis-
"sion and Eighteenth
Meyer Richard, cook. r. 604 Vallejo
Mever SalUe. domestic 108 Oak
Mey. r Samuel (Johnson .<: Meyer) r. 295 Clementina
Meyer Siimuel. cutter Louts Meyer& Co . r 19 Powell
:\Ieyer Samuel, plumber, r. 1421 Sacramento
Meyi r Samuel. Balesninn Roos Bros., r. 12:M Bush
.Meyer Samuel, traveling saleKman A. Clayburgh
:DVERTISING agents, palmer & REY, 405407 Sararae St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE SniiLIONS. i
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.]
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840
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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FOB GAS, STEAM AND W^ATER.
Pipe Fiilinifn. itll fiiw.cn.
), 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Meyer Samuel O., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 309 Turk
Meyer Sellg, commercial traveler, r. 25'21J^ Pine
Meyer Simon, cattle dealer, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Simon, clerk H. Abrams, r. 26.5 Tehama
Meyer Simon, collector Grangers Bank of California.
r. 1310 Geary
Meyer Solomon, butcher, r. 25 Harriet
Meyer Stephen, teamster, r. Kentucky
Meyer T. Lemmeu, mining, 308 California
Meyer Victor L.. musician, r. 914 Powell
Meyer William (William Meyer & Co.( r. 1 Warren PI
Meyer William (William Meyer & Co.) r. 1103 Sutter
Meyer William, cigar manufacturer, 217 Eleventh
Meyer William, clerk, r. 500 Bryant
Meyer William, cook, r. 307 Fourth
Meyer William, dry goods, 84 Ninth
Meyer William, restaurant. 9 Drumm
Meyer William Jr., cook, r. 307 Fourth
Meyer William dc Co. (William Meyer and Al-
bert Debicke) florists and nurserymen, and pro
prietors Magnolia Nursery, Twenty-second and
Twenty-third and Douglass and Eureka, depots
339 Bush, and 1103 Sutter
Meyer William & Co. (William Meyer and George
Bijcker) liquor saloon, 300 Mission
Meyer William J., clerk A. Romas & Co., r. 177 Perry
Meyer, Wilson & Co. (H. L. E. Meyer and John
Wilson) shipping and commission merchants. 210
Battery
Meyer <& A.kinanii (Albert Meyer and William
Akmann) butchers, grocers and commission mer-
chants. 16-18 Sacramento
Meyer & Bloch (Bernhard Meyer and Samuel Bloch)
butchers, 839 Geary
Meyer & Bush (Henry Meyer and Charles Bush)
bowling alley and billiard room, 220 Grant Av
Meyer & Knub^l (Henry C. Meyer and Herman Knu-
bel) groceries and liquors. 1729 Devisadero
Meyer «Sc Tiedeinanii (Peter H. Meyer and Her-
mann Tiedemann) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Market and Pearl
e^ Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Mier and Myer
Meyers' Military Band, Charles Meyer & Sons pro-
prietors, of&ce 652 Market
Meyerback Louis, painter, r. 1818 Stockton
Meyerback George, bartender, r. 536 Pacific
Meyerderks A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 102 Hayes
Meyerderks Emma Miss, dressmaking, 102 Hayes
Meyerderks George K., compositor J. E. Brodie &
Co., r. 102 Hayes
Meyerderks John, bartender, r. 655 Third
Meyerderks Louise, widow, r. 102 Hayes
Meyerfeld Jesse (Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co.) r.
2223 Sutter
Meyerfeld Joseph, foreman Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld
& Co., r. 137 Montgomery
Meyerfeld Morris Jr. (Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld &
Co., and Meyerfeld & Mitchell) r 932 Fillmore
Meyerfeld Moses, ehamus and collector Congregation
Emanu-El. r. 1111 Post
Meyerfeld «Sj Mitchell (Morris Meyerfeld Jr.
and John S. Mitchell) wholesale liquor dealers
and commission merchants, 312 Frout
Meyerhof Martin, groceries and liquors, 337-339
Geary and (J. Wessel & Co.) r. 337 Geary
Meyerhoff Henry, shoemaker Frederick Pfeiffer, r.
419 Jones
Meverhofifer Max, kitchen hand, r. 38 Geary
MEYERINK JOHN 0. ..-.».,.-
sion mercliaiit, 633 Wasliington, r.
1312 Steiner
Meyers Alfred J., molder Empire Foundry, r. 1005
Harrison
Meyers Benjamin, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 113
Clinton
Meyers Caspar, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 44 Minna
Meyers Charles (Simmons & Meyers) r. 17 Howard
Meyers Charles, agent, r. 22 Second
Meyers Charles, iJlumber Henry Williamson, r. 317
Bush
MeycTs Charles, salesman Newman & Levin8on,r.2626
Bush
Meyers Charles E., millhand California Mill, r. 434
Duncan
Meyers Christian H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Meyers David A., fruit dealer, r. 2626 Bush
Meyers Elizabeth, widow, r. Holly Park
Meyers Frank A., printer H. L. De Forest & Co., r.
1005 Harrison
Meyers Frank J., laborer, r. 1005 Harrison
Meyers Frank R., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 708
Hyde
Meyers Frederick, driver United Carnage Co., r. 1811
Folsom
Meyers Frederick, photographic printer I. West Taber,
r. 205 Thirteenth
Meyers George, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Meyers Harry W., bartender Nicholas Steiner, r. 850
Market
Meyers Henry, cook, r. 564 Minna
Meyers Henry, cook, r. 678 Clementina
Meyers Henry, salocnkeeper, r. 1517 Vallejo
Meyers Henry, upholsterer, r. 1306 Folsom
Meyers Henry C, locksmith Palace Hotel
Meyers Henry W., engineer A. Waldstem, r. 209 J^
Guerrero
Meyers Herman, r. 632 Mission
Meyers Jachiel (Meyers & Levy) and tailor. 501
Kearny, r. 611 Broderick
Meyers Jacob, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co.. r. 1006
Polk
Meyers James, carpenter, r. 331 Valley
Meyers Johanna Mrs., r. iHH Tehama
Meyers John, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Meyers Joseph, musical instruments. 613 Kearny, r.
1415 Powell
Meyers Joseph T., carpenter, r. .331 Valley
Meyers Julius, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 222 H
Austin
Meyers Lincoln, foreman, r. Point LobosAvnr Twen-
ty-ninth
Meyers Martin, packer Redington & Co.
Meyers Martin C, porter, r. 227 Fulton
Meyers Peter, r. 630 Mission
Meyers Robert C, physician and druggist, NW cor
Powell and Union, r. 726 M Union
Meyers Samuel, cigar mnfr, 11313^ Mission
Mfyers Sarah A., teacher music, r. 331 Valley
Meyers S. L., driver United Carriage Co., r. 20 South
Park
Meyers William, chicken ranch, Russia Av nr Mis-
sion Road, Excelsior Homestead
Meyers William, cigarmaker P. J. Euttiger, r. 52
Shipley
Meyers William, porter Esberg, Bachman & Co.
Meyers William A., r. 938 Folsom
Meyers William H., machinist, r. 331 Valley
Meyers k Lew (Jachiel Meyers and Louis Levy)
tailors, 1026 Market
e^~ Meyers, See Mayers and Myers
Meyerson David, Rev., rabbi Ohabai Shaloiiie Congre.
gation. r. 204 Golden Gate Av
Meyerstein Alfred, salesman L. Meyerstein, r. 611
Van Ness Av x
Meyerstein Caesar V.. (Meyerstein & Chase) r. 516 Van
Ness Av
Meyerstein Herman, salesman W; Cohen & Co., r. 1107
" Van Ness Av
Meyerstein Joseph dealer flour sacks, 124 Commer^
cial, r. 2116 Mission
Meyerstein Julius, clerk Goldman k Co., r. 2116 Mis.
sion
Meyerstein Lewis, furnishing goods, 109 San-
some, r. 611 Van Ness Av
EVKBY MESCKIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
I WASHINGTON ST.
Proprietors oftlie Orleans Vineyarl
MEY
841
MIC
Meyerstein & Chase (Cresar V. Meyeratein and Joseph
G. Chase) proprietors Uuion Paper Box Factory
4-2 Market
MevUrt Asa P., physician. 809 Market, room 93, r.
Palace Hotel
Meyii F. W., r. 1110 York
M( yii Henry, butcher, 1520 FolBom
Mivii John C, r. 132 Fern Av
Mcyu L. M., r. 1110 York
Meyn Martin, laborer, r. 423 Francisco
M. yn Peter, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 1.'520 Folsom
Mevn Peter H., laborer, r. Tweuty-niuth nr Church
M. yu William M., porter L. & E. Wertheiuier, r. 1520
Folsom
Meza Esteran, cigarmaker, r. 6 Keyes Alley
Mezes Sidney E., capitalist, office 530 California,
room 18, r. 1155 Octavla
Mezf^er Louise Miss, nurse Nurses' Home, 1005 Sutter
Mezzara Amelia Mme., teacher French Zeitska Insti-
tute, r. 1615 Sacramento
Mhoon John B. (Flouruoy fc Mhoon) attorney at
law, 401 California, rooms 26-27, r. Oakland "
t^ Mhoon. See Moon
Miatt Frederick F., gentleman's nurse, r. 411 San-
some
Mib.ich Henry J., assistant engineer stmr Tiburon, r.
14 Eureka
MIBACH MATHIAS ..„...,
mid si^ii painter, 4^6 Ninth, r. 14
Enreka
Mibach Michael, porter Apothecaries' Hall, r. cor
Seventeenth and Douglass
Mibach Peter J., r. 14 Eureka
Mi.bael Aaron, tailor. 521 M Hyde, r. 1718 Sacramento
Michael Barrett M., calker, r. 24 Masonic Av
Michael David, collector, office 22 Sansome, r. 11
Willow Av
Michael Emanuel, salesman Emil Alkus, r. 132 Third
Micliael Gerson, dry goods, 1329 Dupont, r. 809 Jack-
son
Michiiel G. O., engraver Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
141 Rose Av
Michael Gustav, boots and shoes. 132 Third
Michael Jacob, surveyor, r. 106 !<5 Third
Michael Julius, capmaker, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Julius, traveling salesman M. Levy & Co., r.
809 Jackson
Michael Max. tailor, r. 504 Natoma
Michael Morris, r. 235 Minna
Miiliael Robert, laborer, r. 252 Eighth
Micliuel Robert Mrs., bakery, 252 Eighth
Michael Samuel, pressman Charles Nelson, r. 809
Jackson
Michael Solomon, tailor, 117 Leidesdorff, r. 939 Fol-
som
t^ Michael. See Michell and Mitchell
Michaelis Borchert J. H , expressman, NW cor Sut-
ter and Grant Av, r. 1616 Green
Micliaelis Henry F. , groceries, wines and liq-
uors, junction Valencia and Mission, r. 3240 Ml.s-
sion
Michaels Abraham (Michaels Bros.) r. 8 Howard
Court
Michaels Abraham, tailor, r. 202 J« Seventh
Michaels Benjamin K., with Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r. 703 Oak
Micliaels Brothers (Isaac and Abraham) clothing,
2119 Fourth
Michaels Catherine Mrs., varieties, 334 Third
Michaels •'. Frederick, clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
Alameda
MichaelR Charles, packer, r. 107 Lnngton
Micl](i-1.M David, clerk Hahn, Levy & Co., r. 30 Lau-
rel Av
Michaels Edward, clerk, r. 2.33 >4 Clara
Michaels Eugene, salesman Mansbach & Co., r. 935
Post
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ORIENTAL RUGS,
611 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Michaels George, dairyman, r. 3117 Sacramento
Michaels George, rigger, r. "29 Doui^laKS
Michaels George E., dairyman, r. 3117 Sacramento
Michaels Harry, clerk, r. 107 LanKton
Michaels Henry (Langley & Michaels) r. Alameda
Michaels Herman, foreman S. F. Soda Works, r. 323
Francisco
Michaels Isaac (Michaels Bros.) r. 38 Turk
Michaels Isaac, clerk, r. 107 Langton
Michaels Jacob, tailor, r. 439 Minna
Michaels John, cabinetmaker, r. 1024 Alabama
Michaels Joseph, shoemaker, r. 403 Sixth
Michaels Louis, bookkeeper F. Toplitz b Co., r. 573
McAllister
Micliaels Max, salesman M. Simon & Co., r. 30 Laurel
Av
Michaels Michael, policeman, r. 1615 Sacramento
Michaels Morris, tailor, r. 202 M Seventh
Michaels Morris, teamster, r. 153 Shipley
Michaels Rachel, widow, dressmaking, 964 Howard
Michaels Rose, widow, r. 107 Langton
1^" Michaels. See Michelg
Michaelson C, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 Sal-
mon
Michaelson Jacob, stockbroker, r. 1104 Market
Michaelson John, restaurant, 657 Mission, r. 1405
Mission
Michaelson John C, liquor saloon, 818 Clay
Michaelson Louis, check writer Palace Hotel
Michaelson Rasmus T., bartender E. Kredewahn, r.
21 Alta
0^ Michaelson, See Michelson, Michelsen and
Mlchelssen
Michalitschke Anton (Michalitschke Bros. & Co.) r.
2102 Calsiornia
michalitschke Brothers <Sf Co. (Joseph and An-
ton Michalitschke) importers and dealers cigars
and tobacco, 237-239 Kearny and 902 Market
Michalitschke Charles, cigars and tobacco, 64 Third,
r. H19 Kearny
Michalitschke Gustav. cigars and tobacco, 501 Kearny,
r. 627 California
Michalitschke Joseph (Michalitschke Bros, k Co.) r.
713 Hyde
Michaux R. Mme., dressmaker, r. 116 JIcAUister
Michel Christophfir, hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r. 826
Post
Michel Clement, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. C
Maiden Lane
Michel Conrad, foreman Pioneer Malt House, r. 2128
Stockton
Michel Frederick, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 6 Mor-
ris Av
Michel Frederick Jr., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r.
402^ Sixth
Michel George, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 812
Bush
Michel Henry, pressman Bosqul Eng. and Printing
Co., r 1424 Pierce
Michel John, driver National Brewing Co., r. 804
Webster
Michel John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Michel John, real estate, r. 309 Geary
Michel John B., engineer O. Fauss & Co., r. 600J<
Shotwell
Michel Jdhn T., dairy, E s Nevada bet Indiana and
Minnesota
Michel .loMeph, proprietor Libertv Hotel, 629-6;)3
Broadway
Michel Lorenz, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Mi<liel M., laborer, r. '2219 Powell
1»^ Michel. See Michael and Mitchell
Michela Domingo 1)., teamster, r. 805 Filbert
Michela Frank, cabinetmaker West Coa.st Furni-
ture Co.
Mldieh t C. F., repncker, r. 802 Montgomery
MIcheletti K.. fruits and veuetableii, 19-'20 Grand
WeHtcrn Market, r. 1 tl« I'acltlc
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SafflHiB St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
MIO
842
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl>01tTEU3 OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes uikI IViiiiibers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Michiletti Louis, butcher with P. Micheletti, r. 1528
Diipont
Micheletti Peter, butcher. 328 Broadway, r. 1528 Du-
pont
Slichell Frederick, wines and liquor, 206 Mont-
gomery, r. 620 Larkin
Michels Edward, assistant bookkeeper Wilmerding &
Co.
Micbels Eugene, cigar mufr, 351 Third
Michels Friedrich, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2015 Folsom
Michels Leopold (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels) r.
1428 Geary
Michels Theodore H., with Bank of California, r. 424
Post
8^" Michels. See Michaels
Michelsen Edward, bookkeeper M. Michelsen & Son,
r. 530 Ellis
Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker, r. 1506 Turk
Michelsen J. M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1063 Mission
Michelsen Ludwig. shipcarpenter, r. 419 Green
Michelsen M. & Son (Michael and William) pro-
prietors Grand Central Stables, 615-617 Ellis
Michelsen Marks, driver United Carriage Co., r. 534
Ellis
Michelsen Matthias, tobacco stripper H. Plagemann
& Co., r. 1506 Turk
Michelsen Michael (M. Michelsen & Son) r. 530 Ellis
Michelsen William (M. Michelsen k Son) r. 617 Ellis
Michelsen William, superintendent E. Dreyfus & Co.,
r. 1007 Harrison
Michelsohn Abraham (Levy & Michelsohn) r. 727
McAllister
Michelson Amandus F., clerk W. Gruenhagen & Co.,
r. 26.37 Mission
Michelson Cecilia Miss, dressmaking, 204 Fourteenth
Michelson Charles L., .iournalist Examiner, r. 2412
Sacramento
Michelson Emma, dressmaker, r. 2637 Mission
Michelson George, machinist Ri--don I. and L. Works
Michelson Jacob, mastpr mariner, r. 167 Perry
Mlclielson Micliael, wines and liquors, 422
Kearny, r. 206 Eddy
Michelson Nicholas, artist, 126 Kearny, room 43, r.
2637 Mission
Michelson William F., machinehand Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 135 3^ Perry
Michelssen Edward, clerk, r. 1453 Franklin
Michelssen Helen, widow, r. 14.i3 Franklin
BSy Michelssen. See Michaelson, Michelsen and
Michelson
Michener Mary E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1601}^ Jessie
Michener William, mechanical engineer, r. 212
Twelfth
MIchieli Lorenza Mrs., midwife, r. 793 Stevenson
Michieli Paul, telegraph operator, r. 793 Stevenson
Michieli Stefano, restaurant, 29 Ninth, r. 793 Stevson-
son
Michigan Central Railroad, William S. Bald-
win Pacific Coast agent, 8 New Montgomery
Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Detroit,
Mifh.) Ei1. E. Potter jnanager, 428 California
MICHIGAN FDRNITHRE CO. a.^-e.
Potter president and manager. Pitt
R. Potter secretary, 777-777 1-8 Mis-
sion
I Mickell E.. r. 1602 Taylor
1 Mickell William, ship carpenter, r. 1525 M Market
I Middagh Gilbert, patent medicines, 765 Market
j Middle Bar Gold Mine (Amador Co.. Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
I Middlecoif Joseph T.. gripman Sutter St. RR.
Midrlleboflf Gerret, coffees and teas. 701 Laguna
Middlehofif W. H., collector McAlester Jt Jones, r. 701
Laguna
Middleburst Stephen, barber, r. 333 Tehama
Middlekauflf Fred. D.. night clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Middlemns George (Middlcnias & Boole, and A. B.
Piitrlck & Co.) r. 3+5 Beale
Midiileiuas & Boole (George Middlemas and William
A. Boole) shipwrlghtK, Pier 19 Steuart
Middlemns John, r. 1519 Howard
Middleton Amy, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1215 York
Middleton Arthur B., compositor Report, r. 540 Bush
Middleton Augustus, grainer, r. 1021 Oak
Middleton Edward, machine operator Porter, Sles-
singer & Co.. r. 65 Minna
Middleton Emily, widow, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middleton Ferris J., draftsman, r. 505 Twenty-fourth
Middleton Frank, r. 1-30 Wilder
Middleton George, laborer, r. E s Mississippi bet So-
lano and Mariposa
Middleton George R., bookkeeper, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middleton Henrv C, helper U. S. Mint. r. 735 Ellis
MIDDLETON JOHN ,vuo>...„
and retail coal dealer, 18 Post, and
SW cor Sntter and Powell, r. 8311
Jackson, telephone 545
Middleton John Mrs., widow, r. 2525 Pine
Middleton Jonathan (Middleton & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Middleton Joseph, carpenter, r. 1215 York
Middleton Joseph H., carpenter, r. 1215 York
Middleton Lizzie, widow, r. 452 Minna
Middleton Martha Miss, r. E s Mississippi bet Solano
and Mariposa
Middleton Napoleon F., painter, r. 1914 Buchanan
Middleton Samuel P. (Middleton & Sharon) r. 600
Bush
Middleton Walter T., clerk Middleton & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bliddleton & Co. (Jonathan Middleton) Importers
ship chandlery and provisions, and commission
merchants. 521 Front
MIDDLETON & SHAKON
(Samuel P. Middleton and A. D.
Sliaron) re^al estate and general auc-
tioneers, 22 Montgomery
Middletown Plate Co. (Middletown, Conn.)
electro-plated table wares, Phelps & Miller agents,
120 Sutter
Mideck John, tailor, r. 915}^ Jackson
MideiroR Francisco C, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Midgley R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 128 Ninth
Midon Frank, mnf i- and dealer confectionery, 117
Sutter
Miehle Charles, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 323
Turk
Miel C. L. Rev., rector St. Peter's Episcopal Church,
r. 206 Lombard
Mler Christian, teamster, r. 34 Madison Av
Mier Joseph, policeman, r. 1416J$ Howard
Mier Richard J., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. .525 J6 Geary
IVIiers Richard, blacksmith, r. 2107 Polk
Miersch Gustave, waiter Page & Falch, r. 16 Rausch
Mierson Augustus (Mierson & Jewell) r. Placerville
Mierson & Jewell (Augustus Mierson and Godfrey
Jewell) clothing and furnishing goods, 528-530
Kearny
Miesegaes Alfred D., chief draftsman Assessor's
Office, r. 116 Turk
Miesner August, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Miesner Henry, driver City RR., r. 1325 Natoma
Miesner Jacob, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1325
Natoma
Miesner Peter, r. 917 Twentieth
Mietz Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 213 Twenty-eighth
Mietzsch E., tailor, r. 152 Clara
MIgele Antonio, shoemaker, r. 10 Margaret PI
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AlJOp' SUITS
"THE HASTINGS."
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, 81,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
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BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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MiRPle P., bootblack, r. 10 Martjaret PI
Mighau Owen, laborer, r. 32 5« Willows Av
Mighell James P. (J. P. Mighell & Co.) r. 419 Frank-
lin
MiRhell J. P. & Co. (James P. Mighell and Frederick
E. Gladwin) ageuts Caligraph Type Writer, 413
Moutgoinery
Mighell Kichard H., clerk J. H. Von Ahnden, r. 26
Octavia
Mighell William E. (Mighell & Richards) and Ship
chandler. 102 Steuart, r. 514 Eddv
IHiebell <& Richards (William E. Mighell and
Daniel Richards) general agents Chicago Safe and
Lock Co.. safes, vault work, bank locks, scales,
etc., 228 California
Migllano Giacomo. liquor saloon, 535 Clay. r. Sierra
nr Maryland
MIgnola John |S. Vosti & Co.) r. Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Alignola John, manufacturer butchers' saws, im-
porter and dealer all kinds butchers' tools, 2420
Post and 34 Grand Central Market, r. 2420 Post
i
CALIFORNIA BUTCHER SAW MANUFACTORY,
2420 Post Street.
Importer and Dealer In all kinds of Butchers' Tools and
Bnpplles. OflBce and Salesroom, 34 Grand Central Market.
Mlgneu Alexander, butcher G. Dastugue, r. 434 Green-
wich
Mlguet Alexis, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 431
Vallejo
Miguet Francois M., clerk Francis Bolssou, r. 431
7allejo
Mihan James B. (J. B. Mihan & Co.) r. 1108 Hyde
Mihan J. B. & Co. (James B. Mihan) employ-
ment and general business ageuts. 326 Bush
kndo Fruit and Raisin Co. (Fresno) office 420 Mont-
gomery, room 1
Mikkleson R., seaman stmr Alameda
Mikkelson Rasmus, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery.r. 1611
Folsom
Mikkelson Thomas, coffee saloon, 28 Stockton, r. 437
Tehama
Miklau Antone, cutter Joe T. Poheim, r. 716 Waller
Mikullch August, waiter Matteo Drobaz. r. 503 East
Mlkullch Jacob C, restaurant, 323 Washington, r.
2.i-.>4 Sutter
Mil Ht-nri, cook, r. 417 Sutter, rear
ilan George, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat Av
Milan James, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Mibm John, janitor Montgomery Block, r. 1)4 Tay
MilHH Michael, laborer, r. 318 Townsend
Milanl Edward, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 913
Jackson
Milam Fiore A. (Pitto & Mllani) r. 913 Jackson
Mllani Joseph, laborer D. Ghirardelli A: Sons, r. 913
Jackson
Milani Rinaldo (A. Giusti * Co.) r. 913 Jackson
Milani Rosina, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 913
Jackson
K llano Hotel, Carlos De Ric<;o proptr, 416 Pacific
llano Matthew, laborer, r. 208 Langton
Milaslch George, restaurant, 108 Taylor
Milbredt Oscar, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. Bel-
mont Hotel
Mllcovlch Martin, r. 1604 Stockton
IN thk
IBXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & ULOAliE UO.
HAIR MATTRESSES
641
KA.DE TO OEDER.
to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mildner Edward, shoemaker, r. 1877 Mission
Mildred Otto, cabinetmaker Fuchs s Euler, r. Bel-
mout Hotel •="■
Miler Hamilton W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1522
California
Miler Walter H. (Hartman & Miler) r. 646 Folsom
Miles A. D. E., solicitor David Stern k Sons, r. 204
McAllister
Miles Albert G.. shoemaker, r. 436 Valley
Miles Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 615
Shotwell
Miles Charles, clerk, r. 22 Gearj-
Miles Charles C, porter A. B. Forbes, r. 10 Gilbert
Miles Charles H.. passenger agent Wabash, St. LonU
and Pac. By., 1'.' Montgomery
Miles Edward, cai>ltalist, r. 809 M Valencia
Miles Elbridge G., shoemaker Porter, Schlesslnger k
Co. r. 4;jG Valley
Miles Harriet, widow, r. 10 Gilbert, rear
Miles Hugh, laborer, r. 136M Townsend
Miles John, fisherman, r. Broderlck bet Lewis and
Tonquin
Miles John, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Miles John C, proprietor Transfer Saloon, NE
cor Sutter and Polk
Miles John E., clerk Homer S.King & Co., r. 1115
Leavenworth
Miles John E., commission merchant, 402 Front
Miles Joseph, r. 2722 Greenwich
Miles Joseph T., bookkeeper Pac. Box Factory, r.ll37
Shotwell
Miles Katie, widow, r. C Octavia
Miles Katie Miss, r. 1 Salmon
Mile:i Robert, stringer T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r. 6
Octavia
Miles Sarah A., Mrs., teacher, r. 204 McAllister
Miles Thomas E., clerk collection dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 515 Shotwell
Miles William, confectionery, 410 Sixth
Miles William, molder, r. 304 Third
Miles William S., cashier Susmann & Dixon, r. 151
Octavia
e^ Miles. See Myles
Milestone William H., master mariner, r. 120 Fran-
cisco
Miley Annette D. Miss, teacher South Cosmopollt*n
Grammar School, r. 2025 Pulk
Miley Hannah, widow, r. 1412 Valencia, rear
Miley Jacob A., r. 2025 Polk
Milev James, milkman, r. 1412 Valencia, rear
Miley Margaret, brushmaker. r. 1412 Valencia, rear
Miley William, laborer, r. Woolsey nr Dartmouth, U.
M. T.
Milfora Land and Lumber Co. (HumlKJldt
Bay) Dolbeer & Carson agents. 10 California
Milheiser Jnht., baker, r 625 Clay
military Library, David Wilder librarian, 306
Phelan Bldg
Milkens Claus. clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Lagnna
Mllkiuen's Mutual Aid and Protective Association.
oflice, 33 Eddv
Mill John L.. restaurant, 407 Washington, r. Oakland
Mill Lotiis. laborer, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Millan David C, carriage painter H. M. Black, r. Oak-
land
Millau J. M., teacher music, r. 946 Howard
Millar George E., traveling salesman Ccrf . Bchloss fc
Co., Ill Baltery
Millar John E. (Simpson & Millar) r. Oakland
Millar Thnmas M., butcher, 1319 Stockton, r. 1608
Powell
Millar Thomas S, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
14 IH Howard
gr Millar. See Miller
Mlllanl Caroline A., M. D.. r. 1909 Broderick
Millard Jerome, interpreter Chinese, r. 1909 Broder-
ick
Milliird R. Mrs., r. .WO 54 Bryant
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California Street.
MIL
844
MIL
W. W. Montague &. Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WII«1>-MII>1. AND P01VEB,
ALL, SIZES.
809, 3U, 313. 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
MILLBERRT ARTHUR H.
dentist, olHce sitiA r. 1001 Sutter, cor
Hyde, office liours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
MILLBRAE DAIRY DEPOT
Frederick H. Green proprietoi-, NE cor
THird and Brannan
Miller A., weigher, r. 36 Clay
Miller Aaron, clerk Bernard Miller, r. 912 Post
Miller Adam, contractor and builder, office, 516
Kearny, r. 114 Twenty-second
Miller Adam, proprietor Metropolitan Hotel,
512-518 Fourth
Miller Albert, president Sau Francisco Savings
Union, NE cor California and Webb, and president
Pacific Gas Improvement Co., SW cor Stevenson
and Annie, r. Oakland
Miller Albert, trunkmaker, r. 4445^ Natoma
Miller Albert, watchman, r. 502 Washington
Miller Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 1522 O'Farrell
Miller Alexander, carpenter, r. 418 Seventh
Miller Alfred, laborer, r. 719 Branuan, rear
Miller Alfred, millhand Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. S s Army bet Dolores and Church
Miller Alice, domestic 2597 Howard
Miller Alice Miss, stenographer Cerf, Sohloss & Co.,
r. Oakland
Miller Andrew, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Miller Andrew, photographer, r. 110 Fourth
Miller Andrew, porter Wetmore Bros., r. 526 Pine
Miller'Annie, widow, r. 4 Byington
Miller Annie, widow, r. 41 Garden Av
Miller Annie Miss, r. 20 Mason
Miller Annie Mrs., bakery, Channel bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth .
Miller Anthony, driver City BR. Co., r. 546 Minna
Miller Anthony P., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
309 Minna
Miller Anton (Miller & Son) r. 306 Townsend
Miller Anton, mattress maker, r. 735 McAllister
Miller Arthur G., porter Mann & Benedict, r. 322
Bartlett
Miller August, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. Oakland
Miller August, engineer, r. 13 Gilbert
Miller Augustus C., varnisher, r. 31 Fell
Miller Benjamin, teamster, r. 421 Fifth
Miller Bernard, poultry and game, 85-86 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 912 Post
Miller 0., musician, r. 1804 Chestnut
Miller C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
MillPr C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 786 ~'
Miller Catherine, widow, r. 721
Miller C. E., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 320J^
Sutter
Miller Cecilia Mrs., proprietor Auzerais House, 29
Grant Av
Miller Charles, r.l617 Eddy
Miller Charles (Charles Miller & Co.) r. Oakland
Miller Charles, cigarmaker, r. 315 Union
Miller Charles, jeweler, r. Ill Natoma
Miller Charles, painter, r. 325 Jessie
Miller Charles, pantryman, r. 29 Eddy
Miller Charles, trunkmaker, r. 3055 Sixteenth
Miller Cliarles, vice-president Huntington Hop-
kins Co., junction Market and Bush, r. New York
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 249 Steuart
Miller Charles Mrs., widow, r. junction San Jose Av
and Dolores
Miller Charles A. (Miller & Co.) r. 15 Elliot Park
Miller Charles A., baker, r. 3 Meacham PI
Miller Charles A. coppersmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 322
Bartlett
Miller Charles H., patent medicines, 1019 Market
Miller Charles E.. carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Miller Charles E.. salesman Dunham, Carrlgan &
Hayden Co, r. 819 Guerrero
rear
Miller Charles F., carpenter, r. NE cor Twentieth and
Dolores
Miller Charles H., r. 46 J4 Zoo
Miller Charles H., barber Cohn & Harris, r. 215
Kearny
Miller Charles H., clerk, r. 712 Buchanan
Miller Charles H., cook, r. 101 Stevenson
Miller Charles M. (Miller & Greenwood) r. 2717J1S
Mission
Miller Charles M., assistant foreman Geo. 0. Shreve
it Co., r. Alameda
Miller Charles N., physician, r. 321 Duncan
Miller Charles P., butcher, r. 6 Leonard PI
Miller Charles T., seaman, r. 2717 Bush
Miller Charles W., clerk, r. 1240 Howard
Miller Charles W., engraver Levison Bros., r. Oak-
land
Miller Charles W., wharf clerk Goodall. Perkins &
Co., r. 1240 Howard
Miller Charles W. J., cigars and tobacco, 419 East, r.
Oakland
Miller Charles & Co. (Charles Miller and P. F. F.
Kohnke) cigars and tobacco, 120 California
Miller Chris, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Miller Chris B., r. 863M Market
Miller Christopher A., jeweler, 406 Fourth
Miller Christian, baker Albert Miller, r. 200 Eleventh
3Iiller C. O. G., treasurer Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Qo. and Pacific Lighting Co., SW cor Ste-
venson and Annie, r. Oakland
Miller C. W. Mrs., proptr Geneva House, 118-120 Ellis
Miller Daniel, cabinetmaker Miller & Co., r. 506 Fell
Miller David, stovemounter. r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Miller Dennis, laborer, r. 24 Collingwood
Miller D. L., laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 528 Harrison
Miller Don F., advertising broker, 608 Market, room
1. r. Oakland
Miller Dora, domestic 2606 Folsom
Miller E. B., r. 32 Fourth
Miller Edgerton, r. 1425 California
Miller Edward, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Miller Edward F. r. 450 Minna
Miller Edward F., (Noble & Miller) r. 240 Jessie
Miller Edward H., clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 319 Sansome
Miller Edvrard H. Jr. , secretary and controller
Central Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 36, r. Alameda
Miller Edward L., veterinary surgeon, 355 J<S Eleventh
Miller Edwin L., reporter Pickens, Fulton & Co., r.
905 Market
Miller E. E. W., searcher C. P. Land Dept, r. Bella
Vista Hotel
Millfr E. H., tobacconist, r. 34 Hinckley
Miller E. Lawrence, compositor, r. 519 Sacramento
Miller Elias, capitalist, r. 1514 California
Miller Eli C, painter, r. 830 Treat Av.
Miller Elise, widow, dressmaking, 517}^ Jessie
Miller Elisha, harnessmaker, r. 519 Sacramento
Miller Elisha S.. assistant secretary 0. P. EE., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 36
Miller Emma J. Miss, teacher Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 713J4 Treat Av
Miller Emmett, florist, r. 34 Austin
Miller E. O., printer, r. 35 Fifth
Miller Ernest seaman, r. 105 Clark
Miller Ernest H.. butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1815 O'Far-
rell
Miller Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Cleaveland
Miller Ferdinand R., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Serv-
ice, r. 2600 Sutter
Miller F. G., seaman, r. 1819 J4 Lyon
Miller Francis, r. 3 Mary Lane
Miller Frank, r. 142 Seventh
Miller Frank, bartender John Ferguson
Miller Frank, carpenter, r. 154 Second
Miller Frank, clerk J. E. Mitchell, r. 235 Fourteenth
Miller Frank, waiter, r. 37 Natoma
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
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BEAMISH'S
M.HRKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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Miller Frank J., shoerusker, r. 405 }<J Katoiua
Miller Frederick, r. Clay nr First Av
Miller Frederick, baker A. Wilson, r. 1139 Folsom
Miller Frederick, barber Tbeodore C. Lampe, r. 118
Ellis
r Miller Frederick, laborer, r. 5il (2908) Sixteenth
Miller Frederick, millhand, r. 51 M Clara
Miller Frederick, restaurant, 213 Fourth, r. 213 Minna
Miller Frederick, sausagemaker. r. 8 Driiry Lane
Mtller Frederick, seaman, r. 109 Welsh
Miller Frederick, seaman, r. 2(i(; Brannan
Miller Frederick, seaman, r. NE cor Napa and Illinois
Miller Frederick A., florist and seedsman, 215 Hayes,
r. Ill Franklin
Miller Frederick J., cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r.
'it; Rubs
I Miller Frederick W., barber Gleason & Hulling, r.
Alameda
iMiller Frederick W., butcher Meyer & Bloch, r. C
Leonard PI
iMlUer Frederick W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 322
Bartlett
I Miller Frederick W.. restaurant keeper, r. Second Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Miller Frederick W. Jr., butcher, r. 3 Cottage PI
Miller George (Miller & Waugh) r Oakland
Miller George, clerk D. Chesney, r. 435 Natdma
Miller George, helper William Enright, r. 721 Brannan
Miller George, porter U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Miller George, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
1 Miller George A., butcher Jonas & Co., r. 665 M Minna
iMiller George E., blacksmith H. E. Holmes & Co., r.
1723 Sutter
Miller George E., carpenter California Mill, r, 8 s
Clay nr First Av
Miller George E.. with 0. F. Weber & Co., r. 620
Geary
'Miller George H., architect, 324 Pine, rooms 8-9,
r. 2600 Sutter
.Miller George H., manager Davis Bros., r. 331 Ellis
.Miller George J., brushmaker, r. junction San Jos^
Av and Dolores
.Miller George L (Miller & Macomber and Miller &
Cosgritf) r. Oakland
Miller George W., bookkeeper, r.SflS Dolores
Miller George W., hatter K. Meussdorflfer. r. 7193^
Bush
Miller George W., shipjoiner, r. 1935 Jessie
Miller George W., watchman Supreme Court, r. 121
Post
Miller Georgiana, domestic 1818 Turk
Millrr Gustave, cellarman National Brewing Co., r.
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Miller Gustave A., fireman, r. 110 Trenton
Miller G. W. H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co.. r. 829
California
Miller H. Mrs., boarding. 201 Turk
Miller H., cellarman National Brewing Co., r. 626
Fulton
Miller H., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
r. cor Baker and Grove
Miller Hamilton, carpenter, r. 334 Shipley
Miller Harry, machinist stmr Mariposa, r. 1240 How-
ard
iller Harry F., oysterman The Morgan Oyster Co.,
r. 465 Stevenson
Miller Harry H., sign painter, r. 323 Oak
Miller Harry L., clearing house clerk Wells Fargo &
Co's Bank, r. 9 South Park
Miller Harry W., carpenter, r. 409 Third
Miller Hartwig L., agent Sacramento Transportation
Co. office Jackson Street Wharf, r. 1518 ^ Jackson
Miller Harvey A., foreman William A. Sehrock, r.
1111 Folsom
Miller Harvey E., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Miller H. Clay, secretary Cal. Land. Saucelito Bay
Land, and Saucelito Bay Water Cos., 315 Califor-
nia, rooms 8-10, r. 1137 Bush
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PORTIERES,
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Miller Henry, r. 529 Sacramento
Miller Henry, r. 1240 Howard
Mill, r Heniy (Miller * Lux) r. 34 Eesex
Miller Henry, butcher, r. 41 Garden Av
Miller Henry, cabiuetiuaker, r. 31 Fell
Miller Henry, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Miller Henry, maltster, r. 432 Tenth
Miller Henry, piano tuner J. G. Bowers & Son, r. 715
Howard
Miller Henry, sailmaker Neville & Co.
Miller Henry, tailor, r. 7 Hyde
Miller Henry, teamtiter, r. H22 Union, rear
Miller Henry Jr., bookkeeper, r, .34 Essex
Miller Henry Jr.. engineer, r. 1240 Howard
Miller Henrj' D., laborer, r. 242 Langion
Miller Henry J., bricklayer, r. 1021 Filbert, rear
Miller Henry W., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1507 Taylor
Miller Henry W., painter, r. 830 Treat Av
Miller Herbert, manager California Laud Co., 315
California, r. The Oriel
Miller Herman, laborer, r. 22 Cook
Miller Herschell B. M., attorney at law, 303 Califor-
nia, room 7, r. Oakland
Miller H. M. A., secretary Starr & Co., 16 Cali-
fornia, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Miller H. N. Mrs., widow, r. 104 Grove
Miller Horatio painter, r. 830 Treat Av
Miller H. W. , Broderick Street Market, meats,
fruits, vegetables and produce, 1803 Broderick, r.
1809 Devisadero
Miller Isaac, salesman C. H. Meyer k Bros., r. 309
Powell
Miller Jacob, blacksmith, r. 46 Jj Zoe
Miller Jacob, machinist, r. 914 Folsom
Miller Jacob, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 322 Guer-
rero
Miller Jacob M., showcase mnfr. 506 Market, r. 506
Fell
Miller James, r. 24 Pearl
Miller James, confectionery, 1209 Market, r. 104
Grove
Miller James, laborer, r. 721 Brannan
Miller James, master tug Monarch, r. 40R Octavla
Miller James A., blacksmith, r. SE cor Virginia Av
and Mission
Miller James A., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue
Miller James E., bookkeeper Cal. Bone Meal and Fer-
tilizer Co.. r. Vermont nr Sonoma
Miller James H., cook, r. 429 Sixth
Miller James H., boilermaker, r. 11 Natoma
Miller James H., foreman painter S. M. Hills, r. Ala-
meda
Miller James L., baker, r. 617 Mason
Miller James L. Jr., clerk Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 617
Mason
Miller James S., Packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Miller James W., clerk, r. 8.32 Fifteenth
Miller Jane Mrs., r. 1624 Sutter
Miller Jane Mrs., bakery, 224 Fifth
Miller Jay H., student School of Engineering, r. Oak-
land
Miller Jeremiah, r. 1717 Laguna
Miller Jeremiah, compneifor Call, r. 09 Tehama
Miller Jesse H., printer The Bancroft Co., r. 813
Minna
Miller .1. Frnnk, andltor Custom Honse, r. Oak-
land
Miller J. N., cabinetmaker, r. 717)4 O'Karrell
Miller Johannah. widow, r. 2719 Bush
Miller John, r. l.')06 Polk
Miller John. r. 2717)4 Mission
Miller John (Miller & Laanlnen) r. 263 Steuart
Miller John, caker, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Miller John, cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Fifth and
Brannan
Miller John, dishwasher, r. 2719 Bush
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MASUFACXUREBS OF
PInIn, Jnpanued Hud Stamped
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
CQ
Miller John, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Bush and
Polk, r. 112 Jon-8
Miller John, foundiyman, r. Humboldt bet Vermont
auil Kansas
Miller John, groceries and liquors, 16 Chesley
Miller John, laborer, r. 22 J4 Scott PI
Miller John, laborer, r. il8 Broadway
Miller John, liquor saloon, i^i Seventh
Miller John, lodgings, 429 Sixth
Miller John, lumberman, r. 522 Second
I Miller John, millhand Capital Mills, r. 10143^ Wash-
1 ington
' Miller John, manufacturing jeweler and diamond
I setter, 344 Kearny, r. 624 Lombard
[ Miller John, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
aiiller John, steward, r. 653 Minna
! Miller John, tailor, r. 55 Everett
! Miller John, ticket clerk Cremorne Theatre, r. 222M
Fourth
I Miller John Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 429 Sixth
I Miller John A., boilermaker. r. junction San Jose Av
I and Dolores
Miller John A., physician, 1018 Valencia
I Miller John C, carriagemaker Charles Rueser, r. 666
! Walnut Av
i Miller John E., superintendent Cal. Bone Meal and
j Fertilizer Co., r. E s Vermont bet Yolo and So-
I noma
j Miller John E. A., third assistant engineer stmt State
I of California, r. 518 Bryant
! Miller John F., wharf builder, r. 409 Third
Millec John H. (Laughorue & Miller) attorney at law,
408 California, rooms 16-17, r. 651 M Folsom
I Miller John H., engineer, r. 325'i Langion
Miller John H., janitor, r. 13 Selina PI
Miller John J., sailmaker, r. 2500 Hyde
Miller John P., cigars and tobacco, 102 Jackson, r.
1003^ Jackson
Miller John T. (Mrs. Jerome Deasy & Co.) r. 221 M
Austin
Miller John W. (Ellis & Miller) r. Oakland
Miller John W. (M. Miller & Co.) r. 2133 Mission
Miller Joseph, r. 824 Turk
Miller Joseph, laborer, r. Sin Bruno Hotel
Miller Joseph, laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 119 Jansen
Miller Joseph, molder, r. 9>9 Tweutj'-sixth
Miller Joseph, storekeeper Handy & Gray, r. 327 Jes-
Miller Joseph, wrapper Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman,
r. 509 Jones
MILLER JOSEPH A. man«.ac-
turer upholstery, bedcliiior, dealer fur-
niture and carpets, 1009-1013 Market,
r. 1007 Market
Miller Joseph B., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 418 Post
Min^^ Joseph H., r. 555 Natoma
Miller Joseph J., boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. 574 Fol-
som
Miller J. R., draftsman P. R. Schmidt, r. 418 Sutter
Miller J. T. Mrs . r. 223 Mason
Miller Julius, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Miller Julius S. B., silversmith Schaezlein & Bur-
ridge, r. 208 Jones
Miller Justus P., clerk Watkins' Yoaemite Art Gal-
lerv, r. 239 Sixteenth
Miller J. W., millwright Del Monte Milling Co., r.
Oakland
Miller Kate, widow, r. 11 Church
Miller Katie, r. 411 Polk
Millar Katbrina. widow, r. SW cor Fourteenth and
Noe
MilL-r K. L. Miss, teacher shorthand and type writ-
ing. 331 Phelan Bldg
Miller Laura A. Mrs., matron S. F. Theological Sem-
inary, 121 Haight
Miller Leeds, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1817 Market
Jliller Lena Miss, dressmaking, 229 Sixth
Miller Leopold L., clerk Cerf, Schloss & Co., r. 5
Ritoh
Miller Louis, bottle dealer, r. Jersey nr Diamond
Miller Louis, butcher, «23 Greenwich, r. 730 Filbert
Miller Louis, caterer, r. 1614 West Mission
Miller Louis, clerk, r. 526 Jessie
Miller Louis, engineer Tait & Hainque, r.4515^ Ninth
Miller Louis, musical instruments, lOS Third, r. 229
Third
Miller Louis, painter, r. 1726 Jessie
Miller Louis, pressman, r. 5 Lick Alley
Miller Louis, trunkmaker, r. 322 Guerrero
MILLER LOUIS JR. „.a«ufac-
turing^ jeweler, diamond setter and
patent inineralcabinet quartz jewelry,
113 Sutter, r. 807 Van Ness Av
Miller Louis F., superintendent Station D, Post
Office, r. 555 Minna
Miller Louis J., millhand, r. 524 J^ Sixth
Miller Louis Mrs., varieties, 321 Union
Miller M., r. 181 Perry
Miller M. Mrs., medium, 114 Turk
Miller M. & Co. (Michael, Michael A., and Joseph W.
Miller) boots and shoes, 2133 Mission
Miller Mamie Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 509 Jones
Miller Margaret, widow, r. 123^ Washington Av
Miller Maria, domestic 1029 Twenty-first
Miller Marie, widow, r. 110 Eighteenth
Miller Martha, widow, r. 675 Mission
Miller Martha L., lodgings, 409 Third
Miller Martin, carpenter, r. 15 Page
Jliller Mary, widow, r. 315 Union
Miller Mary Mrs., r. 22 Thirteenth
Miller Mary A., widow, r. 8 Ewer PI
Miller Mary E., teacher dancing, r. 821 Twenty-first
Miller Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 34 Fifth
Miller Max, dyer N. T. Peterson, r. 148 Sixth
Miller Max, laborer, r. 419 Fourth
Miller M. E. Mrs., r. 2217 Pine
Miller Milton B., speculator, r. 411 Post
Miller Michiel (M. Miller & Co.) r. 2133 Mission
Miller Michael, laborer, r. 156 Clementina
Miller Michael A. (M. Miller & Co.) r. 2133 Mission
Miller Minnie E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 1935 Jessie
Miller Mira, widow, r. 214 Powell
Miller M. J., agent strur Gold. Jackson St. Wharf, r.
American Eichange Hotel
Miller M. W., widow, r. 6 Birch Av
Miller N., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 228
Pacific
Miller O. C, capitalist, 315 California, rooms 8-10, r.
Saucelito
Miller O. J. Miss (Wiederrecht & Miller) r. 1044}^
Howard
Miller O iver C. Rev., pastor First English Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church, r. 3011 California
Miller Otto, baker, r. 625 Clay
Miller Patrick, shoemaker, r. 13^ Isis
Miller Peter, laborer, r. 237 Hickory Av
Miller Peter, longshoreman, r. 200 Greenwich
Miller Peter, oflice 422 Montgomery, r. 923 Dolores
Miller Peter, painter, r. 526 Pine
Miller Peter, porter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Miller Peter C, salesman Henry Liicke. r. 71134 Oak
Miller Peter C, clerk C. Decker, r. 744 Fourth
Miller Philip, r. 414 Twenty-second
Miller Philip, fish dealer, r. S s Jersey bet Castro and
Diamond
Miller R., waiter Palace Hotel
Miller Randolph C. ticket collector S. P. 0. By
1920 Baker
Miller R. Elgin, salesman Greensfelder & Bettelheim
Miller Reinhold, saloonkeeper, r. 609 Pine
Miller Reuate Mrs., r. 2600 Sutter
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Miller Richard, foreman D. Block & Co., r. Sanchez
nr Eighteenth
Miller Richard, teamster Pulleu & ■Wallace, r. 1328
Eddy
Miller Robert, r. 3501 Fillmore
Miller Robert, blacksmith Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 810 Mission
Miller Robert, cook A. Volz & Bro., r. 837 Market
Miller Robert, porter Miller & Waush, r. 504 Third
Miller Robert, seaman, r. 922 Battery-
Miller Robert, upholsterer, r. 337 Clementina
MillerRobertS., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 2815 Wash-
iugton
Miller Roberta E. Miss. r. 713J4 Treat Av
Miller Rose, wiaow, r. 1300 Jackson
Miller B. S. Mrs., r. 1723 Market
Miller Rudolf, mufr leather washers, r. 8 Lawrence PI
Miller Samuel, billposter, r. 210 Sixth
Miller Samuel, expressman, r. 529 Mission
Miller Samuel, tourists' agent S. P. Co., 613 Market,
r. 1110 Pine
Miller Sarah E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 239 Sixteenth
Miller Solomon, bookkeeper A. Colombat, r. 912 Post
Miller Sophia, domestic 700 Fillmore
Miller Stephen, laborer, r. 13 Gilbert, rear
Miller Theodore, porter Stearns Mnfg Co., r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Miller Thomas F., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 825
Larkin
Miller Thomas L., bookkeeper Occidental Laundry,
r. 2702 Laguna
Miller Thomas N., r. 43 }« Hermann
Miller Thomas S., capitalist, r. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller T. Irving, ornamentor Santa Clara Molding
Co., r. 323 Oak
Miller W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Miller Walter, bookkeeper, r. 5 Ritch
Miller Wayne, gripman California St. RR.,r. 1533 Polk
Miller W. C, underwear, 437 Hayes, r. 402 Hayes
Miller W. E., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2217 Pine
Miller W. H. (Miller h Warren) r. 136 Oak
Miller William, r. 13 Isis
Miller William, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller William (Miller & Son) r. 306 Townsend
Miller William, baker, r. 217 Eighth
Miller William, bartender H. Schmidt, r. 9 Graham PI
Miller William, cigarmaker Adolph Mueller, r. 37
Minna
Miller William, clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1.507 Taylor
Miller William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 1605
Leavenworth
Miller William, hackman. Plaza, r. 2 White
Miller William, laborer, r. 1 Hall PI
Miller William, liquor saloon, 711 Mission
Miller William, restaura> it and lodgings, 5 Wash-
ington
Miller William, shipcarpenter, r. 27 Silver
Miller William, teacher boxing, r. 537 O'Farrell
Miller William, teamster, r. 217 Tenth
Miller William, teamster, r. 1322 Montgomery
Miller William Jr., teamster, r. 13,!2 Montgomery
Miller William A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
Miller William B., driver R. E. Swain, r. 307 Third
Miller William C, butcher F. 0. Wagner & Bro., r.
1134 Green
Miller William C, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 017
Mason
Miller William C, engraver T. J. Day, r. 402 Hayes
Miller William D., traveling salesman F. Maudle-
baum <M Sons, r. Tbe Baldwin
Miller William E., salesman E. Beinhold & Co., r.
1528 Polk
Miller William G., office 120 Clay, r. 830 Geary
Miller William G. A., clerk stationery dept S. P. Co..
r. Oakland
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BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjO"w:k!st I^.i^T:E]s.
w. & J, mm & CO,
Mitniifiicturprx of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Miller William H., assistant secretary Board of Edu-
cation, r. 20 Pearl
Miller William H., blacksmith B. Grave k Co., r. 1723
Sutter
Miller William H., bookkeeper Frank A. Huntington.
r. Oakland
Miller William H., clerk R. B. Grayson, r. Oakland
Miller William H., engineer, r. 2422 California
Miller William U.. painter, r. 4S Oak
Miller Williair. U., salesman Redington & Co., r. 2415
Sicrameuto
Miller William H., wood and coal, 28 Potter, r. 201
Ridley
Miller William N. (Miller & Hamilton) r. Oakland i
Miller William 3.. salesman, r. 611 Post '
Miller William W., salesman Morris & Kennedy, r.
021 Hyde
Miller W. J., draft-sman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Oakland
Miller W. J., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1613
Golden Gate Av
Miller .if Co. (Charles A. Miller) show casemnfrs, 411
Market
Miller & Cosgriff (George L.Miller and Martin F.
Cosgriff) repackers and balers, 417 Battery
miller Si Greenwood (Charles M. Miller and
Frank L. Greenwood) proprietors Moxie Nerve
Food, 1309 Market
Miller & Uamilton (William N. Miller and
James W. Hamilton) manufacturers moldinci,
brackets, frames, doors, etc., Enterprlae Mill,
221 Spear
miller <& liaaniiien (John Miller and Gustave
Laaniuen) proprietors New Finland Exchange,
2.53 Steuart
Miller & Cux (Henry Miller and estate of Charles
Lux) wholesale cattle dealers. South San Fran-
cisco, office 508 California, room 17
Miller & Macomber (George L. Miller and Charles A.
Macomber) leather, boots and shoes. 417 Battery
Miller *c Son (A. and WilUatiii r.staurant. 1910 Market
Miller & Warren (W. H. Miller and F. E. Warren)
painters and paperhangers, 233 Fell
Miller .t Waut,'h (George Miller and Alexander
Waugh) bottles and bags, 453-459 Natoma
t&- .Miller. See Millar and Miiller
Mill, tt E Iward V.. collector, 604 Merchant, room 18
salesman Lynch Bros.,
M. Moran & Oo.,
731
731
Millett James H
Minna
Millett John, salesman D
Miuiia
Millett John H., painter, r. 912 Geary
Millhouse John, shotiuaker. r.90S)4 Folsom
Millhouse John Jr., shoemaker, r. 908 54 Folsom
Milliard T., driver Sutter St. RR.
Milllgan Frank, grader, r. 916 Sixteenth
Mliligan William H., barber, 872 Howard, r. 258 Te-
hama
Milliken Andrew J. (Beler k Milliken) r. 502 Bush
Milliken Catherine Mrs., r. 115 Leavenworth
niillikeu Isaac T., secretary, and real estate, 328
Montgomery, room 2. r. 1407 Jones
Milliken John M., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r 623 Nineteenth
Milliken N. L. Miss, r. 503 '< O'Farrell
Milliken Peter, collector Bulletin, r. 712 Bush
Milliken William H., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Milliken William H., raochanlcal engineer, M Cali-
fornia, rooms 19-21), r. 2601 Howard
Mllliii H"iirv, billposter, r. 331 Hush
Milliugton Frank K., train baggagemaster 9. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Milllngton Mary Mrs., r. 2.528 Washington
Millinovich L , r. 86 IX Market
Million Kmll. biokkeepsr Orphouin. r. 522 Jones
Mlllinnn unci Mechanic (monthly) Dewey k Co.
proiirletors, 2>ii Market
MlUinolHti •• " " '-'
II. F. Mrs., bakery, 312 Hayes
DC)
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
MIL
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510 California Street.
MIN
W. W. IVZontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENaLlSH AND AMKRICAN
£ncaiiatlc, Olazed an<t Plain.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Millnieister William, carpenter A. Cameron & Co., r.
3717 Jackson
Millner William, machinist, r. 128J4 Silver
8^- Millner. See Milner
Milloglav Mitchell P.. restaurant, 138 Fourth
Milloglav N. C, bartender Nicolas P. Milloglav, r.
(i28 Battery
Milloglav Nicolas P., restaurant, 628 Battery
MilloKlav Peter, bartender Nicolas P. Milloglav, r.
628 Battery
Millrick Margaret, widow, r. 204 Langton
Mills Ann, widow, r. 117 Julian Av
Mills Charles J., r. 718 California
Mills Cnarles W., waiter, r. 1231 Market
Mills Don, assistant secretary Galil'ornia State Grange,
r. NW cor Fourth and Mission
Mills Edgar, caiDitalist, office 204 Montgomery, r.
Menlo Park
Mills Edward (Bullock & Jones) r. 518 Pell
Mills Edward J., bookkeeper Stauf, Cooper & Red-
lich. r. 128 Twenty-fourth
Mills Emma V,, teacher music, r. 9 Hampton PI
IVL J. Jj ij O Jji JL 1 mannfactiirers'
agrent, furniture and upholstery ofoods,
and commission merchant, 9-11 Phe-
lan BIdg, r. SW cor Buchanan and
Haight
Mills E. T. B., salesman Neville & Co., r. 2012 Pine
Mills Frank H.. tinsmith L. E. Clawson & Co., r.
Windsor Hotel
Mills Frederick, peddler, r. Tingley nr Mission Road
Mills Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mills Frederick C, purser O. and O. SS. Co., r. 1334
Bush
Mills Frederick Gt. B., collector R.Dunsmuir & Sons,
r. 2010 Pine
Mills Frederick J., r. 2012 Pine
Mills George, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 117 Julian Av
Mills George J., clerk Susmann & Dixon, r. 9 Hamp-
ton PI
Mills George T., commercial traveler, r. 1044 Mission
Mills Hiram B., machinist, r. 227 Sixteenth
Mills J., carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co.
Mills James, hostler George Eggleton r. 121 Jackson
Mills James, painter D. Foley, r. 3 Freelon
Mills James, pressman Bulletin, r. 292 Union
Mills James E. , geologist and metallurgist, r. 2106 Van
Ness Av
Mills John O., artist, and silk expert, r. 12 Dehone
Mills John S., clerk Northern Pac. and Pac. Express
Cos., r. 214 O'Farrell
Mills Joseph, dyer, r. 1724 M Jessie
Mills Joseph D., painter Mersereau & Son, r. 1724
Mills J. S., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co , r. Berkeley
MILLS LAWRENCE A.
Pacific Coast freight agent Texas and
Pacific, and Missouri Pacific Rail-vray
Cos., 605 Market under Grand Hotel
Mills Philo, secretary Cal. Land and Development
Co., 320 California, room 13, r. Berkeley
Mills Robert, miner, r. 1513 M Mission
Mills Samuel C, accountant, 16 Nevada Block, r. 9
Hampton PI
Mills Samuel C. Jr., messenger City and County At-
torney's Otfice, r. 9 Hampton PI
Mills Valentine H., bookkeeper Charles E. Paxton, r.
627 Third
Mills Walter B., bookkeeper, r. 2012 Pine
Mills Warren F. (Herrlman & Mills) r. 2607 Fillmore
Mills Warren H., attorney at law, 127 Montgomery,
r. 608 Ellis
Mills William G. (Leege & Mills) r. 2332 Pacific Av
Mills William H., land agent Central Pacific
Railroad Co.. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
810 Taylor
Mills William L. B., cashier Gage, Shattuck & Co., r.
1918 Sutter
Mills William O., portrait enlarger, r. 827 Nineteenth
Mills & Gibb (New York) James A. Moreland agent,
632 Mar»et
t0- Mills. See MHz
Millward J., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1017 Larkin
Mllly Charles (Getz, Milly & Milly) r. St. Thomas nr
Yazoo
Milly Jerome (Getz, Milly & Milly) r. St. Thomas nr
Yazoo
Millzner Henry S., salesman Kline & Co., r. 2622 Sac-
ramento
Millzner John H., salesman Charles 8. Fechheimer,
r. 2622 Sacramento
Millzner Manuel (N. D. Millzner & Co.) r. 2622 Sac-
ramento
Millzner Nathan D. (N. D. Millzner & Co.) r. 2622
Sacramento
Millzner N. D. & Co. (Nathan D. and Mamiel Millz-
ner) pawnbrokers, 422 Kearny
Millzner Sarah, widow, r. 2622 Sacramento ,
Milne Duncan, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 1110J<J
Bryant
Milne George B., papermaker, r. Elm Av bet Pierce
and Scott
Milne L. C , plumber, r. 1311 Golden Gate Av
Milne Nora, widow, r. 5J^ Rausch
Milne R. Duncan, iournalist, r. NE cor Kearny and
Greenwich
Milne Robert S., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1203 Union
Milner Charles H., commercial traveler R. A. Swain
& Co., r. 207 Powell
Milner J., speculator, r. 142}^ Fourth
B^" Milner. See Millner
Milnosky Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Milot Charles, teamster, r. 2820 Mission
Milow Frederick, r. Old Peoples Home
Milroy David, clerk, r. 728 Hayest
Milroy John, r. 152 Fifth
Milroy Robert B. (Milroy & Wallis) r. 728 Hayes
Milroy William, assistant cashier local freight office
S. P. Cc.r. 206 Powell
Milroy <& "Wallis (Robert B. Milroy and D. W.
Wallis) proprietors Nevada Stables, 1336-1338
Market
Milsner Adolph, mnfr suspenders, 112 Sutter, r. 16
Lewis, rear
Miltenberger Charles, clerk headquarters Division of
the Pacific. U. S. A., r. 3064 Laguna
Miltner Charles, musician, r. 952 Howard
Milter Edward, shoemaker Ferdinand Sieke
MILTON AND CALAVERAS Bffi TREES
STAGE CO., Tliomas T. Walton gen-
eral agent, 14 Montgomery
MILTON AND YOSEMITE STA&E CO.
Thomas T. Walton general agent, 14
Montgomery
Milton Charles, carpenter, r. 2653 Howard
Milton House, Mrs. W. A. Douglass proptr, 156 Third
Milton Joseph W., shoemaker, 61654 Merchant, r. 215
Minna
Milton Mining and Water Co. (Nevada Co. Cal.) H.
Plchoir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Milton T. Slocumb, accountant, r. 511 Post
Milton William, helper Buckingham & Hecht, r. 21
Valencia
Milwaukee Bre-wery, Lurmann & Garms pro-
prietors, W s Tenth bet Harrison and Bryant
Milz Peter, butcher, r. 529 Natoma
Minaker ElIphaletA. (P. Steinhagen & Co.) r. 2824
Bush
Minaker William, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2824 Bush
Minas Prietas Mining Company The (Mexico) L. Gil-
sou manager, 211 Sansome, room 6
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKKT .«iT.. tM»R. THIRD.
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Pictures.
37 Mariet St.
i
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I fe C^ O
IWAShlNGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
MIN
849
MIS
Mince Jxfel, r. 464 Minna
Mincher Peter, laborer, r. Marquesas nr R-ailroad Av
Mlncbin Abraham, rnolder Enterprise fVjundry, r.
737 Howard
Minchin Ediivard C, r, 307 Clementina
Minchin James, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Miuckter S. T. Mrs., widow, r. 503 Masoa
Minderuianu Heury (J. T>. Heins & Co.) r. 248 Fre-
m«nt
Miuriermann Rudolph, driver John J, Buck, r. 25
Silver
Miuefcau Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
MiueUan Matthew, cooper, r. 727 Bryant
Minehan Patrick, teamster, r. 37 Freelon
Minehan Thomas, dairyman, r. Sweeney nr Merrill
Miner Charles H., r. 1502 Howard
Miner Clark D., clerk Sanborn, "Vail & Co., r. 1602
Hiiward
Miner E. E., manager White Sewing Machine Co.,
IDH-IIO Post. r. 322 McAllister
Miner Ellmore F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 214 Franklin
Miner Frank O., with W. H. Miner, r. 2025 California
Miner George, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25
Washington
MiD-?r George W., painter, r. 214 Fracklin
Miner Michael, laborer, r. 629 Chestnut
Miner Oren F. , secretary Pacific Bank, NW cor
Sansome and Pine, r. 1714 Polk
Miner Richard S., attorney at law, 408 California,
rooms 16-17
Miner Thomas, teamster, r. 1502 Howard
Miner William C, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 322 McAllister
Miner William H., coffee and spices, SW cor Steven-
son and Ecker, r. 2025 California
Iff" Miner. See Minor
Miners' Hotel, J. Holland proptr, 261 First
Miners' Kestaurant, Loustaunau & Laulhere proptrs,
531-533 Commercial
Mines Mary E., widow, r. 1 Pollard PI
Miuifie Charles G., r. 1024 Bush
Ming Julius, liquor saloon, 200 Pacific
Ming Louis, laborer, r. SE cor Gough and Lombard
Hinges Joseph L., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
808 Twenty-si.\th
Mlngbam Robert W., hackman Plaza, r. 727 Broad-
way
Mingo Dominick, teamster Lafayette Brewery, r. 727
Green
Minigan James, teamster C. B. Rode & Co.. r. 43
Freelon
Minigan James Jr., clerk Redington & Co., r. 43 Free-
lon
Miiiigan Mary, compositor, r. 43 Freelon
Miniban Margaret, lodgings, 819 Howard
Mluihan Patrick, policeman, r. 819 Howard
Minihau Timothy, laborer, r. 8 Tehama
Mining and Scientific Pregs (weekly) Dewey&
Co. proprietors, 220 Market
IHinin^ Bureau California State, Pioneer
Bldg, W s Fourth, bet Market and Mission
Mink Dora, widow, r. 1622 Leavenworth
Mink Peter J., shoemaker Franz L. Heim, r. 24 Der-
by PI
Minkel Christian, r. S s Filbert nr Baker
Mlnkle William J., with O. W. Nordwell. r. 1405 Tay.
lor
Minnie Alexander, plasterer, r. 633 Steven.son
Minnie William H.. engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 212
Sixteenth
Mlnnehau Edward T., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 13
Tehama
Minnehan M. T., porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 13 Te-
hama
ttlnng George W., teacher Girl's High School, r. 1819
Broadway
ainor B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1935 Clay
t & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
:i. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
lOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Minor Byron T., compositor Chronicle, r. 6J4 Mon-
roe
Minor Ella B. Miss, teacher, r. 1324 Buchanan
Minor Geor$;e W., druggist, NE cor Tavlor and
Turk, r. 416 Twenfy-fourth
Minor Grace D. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. 416 Twent.v-fourth
Minor John F., physician, r. 416 Twenty-fourth
Minor M. Page, bookkeeper E. B. Perrin, r. 703 Tay-
lor
Minor Mary T., widow, r. 63^ Monroe
Minor Robert, master mariner, r. 504 Guerrero
Minor Sam A., wines and liquors, 13 Third, r. 822
Howard
Minor Terrence, waiter, r. 250 Tehama
Minor T. H., lumber dealer, 18 Market, r. Oakland
fi®" Minor. See Miner
Minsch Diedrich, bookbinder Hicks & Judd. r. 38 Na-
toma
Mint Exchange, E. Chielovlch & Co. proprietors
877 Market
Mint Restaurant, Adelbert R. Wescott proprietor,
605 Commercial
Mint Saloon, Edward Edwards proprietor, 605
Commercial
Mint V, S., Israel Lawton superintendent, NW
cor Fifth and Mission
Mintern John, laborer, r. Sherman nr San Jose Road,
Ocean View
C^" Mintern L-^e Minton and Minturn
Mintie Alexander E.. specialist, 11 Kearny
Mintie Ernest C, stenographer, r. 429 Eddy
Mint© William, civil engineer, 418 California, r.
Contra Costa Co.
Minton Thomas, toll collector Folsom Street Wharf
No. 2, r. 1017 McAllister
Minton W. M., purser stmr City of Peking
Minturn Charles, driver, r. 105 Nevada
Minturn Sarah, widow, r. 105 Nevada
Minturn James R. Mrs., r. 2211 Van Ness Av
B^~ Minturn. See Mintern and Minton
Mintz Moses, elevatorman The Baldwin I
Minvielle Jean B., clerk Louis Gregoire & Co., r. 1417
Powell
Minzesheimer David, clerk, r. 1301 Van Ness Av
Miocevich John N., waiter, r. 809 Jackson
Miocevlcb Peter N. (P. N. Miocevich & Co.) r. 812
Jackson
Miocevich P. N. k Co. (Peter N. Miovevich and An-
tone Jugasovich) restaurant, 1101 Stockton
Mione Meylette, domestic 820 Broadway
Miquelajaureguy Fortune, bookkeeper Eugene Avy,
r. 1411 Powell
Miquelajaureguy Louis, r. 828 Broadway
Miquelajaureguy Miguel, carpenter, r. H2B Broadway
Miraglia C. Mrs., dressmaker, 1311 Dupont
Mlramontes Alexander C, sboecutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1413 Mason
Miramontfs Alfred A., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
r. 1413 Mason
Miramontes Emelio, boxmaker, r. 1413 Mason
Miramontes Jos^ M., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
1413 Mason
Miramoutez John C, barber Lezott & Scbrader, r.
1124 Jackson
Mirasole Cora V. Mme., teacher dancing, 29-31 Phelan
Bldg
Mires C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Mires Edward, shoemaker, r. 738 Vallejo
Mirror Saloon The, VlO Kearny
Mirsky B., cigarmaker J. W. Shacflfer k Co., r. 863
Jessie
Misch Leonard, tailor H. Roman * Co., r. 1817 Market
Mischler Annie Mrs., widow, r. 1051 McAllister
Misgill Clafre, dressniakir, r. 1705 Kills
Misgill John, laundiynian, r. 10 Albion Av
Misgill Timothy F., blacksmith, 1213 Steiner, r. 1705
Ellis
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NAW FKANCISCO. CAI..
P4»RTI.ANn, «»R.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
MIS
850
MIT
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTER3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 817 MAEKET STREET
Mish Barrou, mauager Mrs. S. Mlsh. r. 407 Devisa-
clero
Mish Frauk. r. 554 Folsom
MisK Julien B., dentist, 235 Kearny, r. 407 De-
visadero
MisU Phineas, merchant, r. 407 Devisadero
Mlsh Sarah Mrs., millinery, 133 Kearny and 708 Mar-
ket, r. 407 Devisadero
Mish Solomon G. (Meyer, Mish & Co.) r. 1510 Post
Miskel Eliza, widow, r. 131(i Twenty-fourth
Miskel James J., gasfitter Duffey Bros.
Miskel Kate, groceries and li(iHors, .500 Seventh
Miskel Lawrence, plumber, r. 11 Elizabeth
Miskel Thomas, horseshoer, r. 6 Dodge PI
Mislo Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 6 Mont-
gomery Court
Mission Bay Warehouses, S. P. Co. proptrs. No. 1,
.iunctiou Channel and Kentucky, No. 2, E s Ken-
tucky bet Merrimac and South, No. 3 and ofiace
NW cor Irwin and Kentucky
Mission Branch Library. SE cor Howard and Twenty-
first
Mission Chemical Works, J. W. H. Wright proptr,
Harrison bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Mission Dolores Cemetery (Roman Catholic) bet Do-
lores, Church, Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Alissioii. Dolores Cliiircli, Rev. Richard P. Bren-
nau rector. SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Mission Evening School, W s Mission bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Mission Grammar School, Mrs. Nettie R. Craven
•principal, W 8 Mission bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Mission House, John A. Seely proptr, 2336 Mission
Missii-n Iron Works, William Axford proptr, 2000
Harrison
Mission Journal The, A. H. Hollis proptr and
publisher, oflBce 22'22 Mission
Mission Market, D. B. Beaven superintendent, cor
Mission and Sixteenth
Mission Music Hall, SE cor Howard and Twenty-first
Mission Opera Hall. 2129 Mission
Mission Police Station, 207 Seventeenth
Mission Pottery Co , Tracy Bros. & Co. proprie.
tors, factory cor Seventeenth and Harrison, office
20-22 Eighth
Mission Primary School, Mrs. Maggie H. Walker
principal, W s Mission bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Mission Rock Warehouse, California Dry Dock
Co. proprietors. Charles H. Sinclair superintend-
ent, office 303 California, room 18
Mission Skating Rink. 2119 Mission
Mission Soap and Candle Works, Max Morgenthau
proptr, S s Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison,
salesroom 108 Bush
Mission Street Wharf, foot Mission
Mission Street Wharf No. 2, East bet Mission and
Howard
Mission Turn Verein, J. Kiedlin secretary, 2117 Mis-
sion
Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point bet Larkin
and Van Ness Av, office 115 Battery
Missionary Ridge Panorama of, cor Market
and Tenth
Missouri Pacific Railway The, Harry B.
Smith Jr. general Western passenger agent, L. A.
Mills Pacilio Coast freight agent, 605 Market
JVLi ii Si J-i (Murray's Infallible
System Tonic) James W^. Grant Bole
agent Pacific Coast, 15 Post
Mistre Simeon, copper and tinsmith, 811 Montgomery
Mitani K., secretary Japanese Y. M. 0. Assn, 1163
Mission
Mitau George, r. 1809 Sutter
Mitau Morris, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r. 1809
Sutter
Mitchell A., r. 502 Washington
Mitchell Albert J., cashier Union Ice Co., r.
1105 Twenty-first
Mitchell Albert N., with Feigenbaum & Co., r. 7 Car.
oline
Mitchell Alexander, r. 536 Valencia
Mitchell Alexander, expressman, j. 3 Vallejo
Mitchell Alfred, carpenter, r. NE cor Yolo and Utah
Mitchell Alice L. Miss, r. 826 Green
Mitchell Arthur, silversmith, r. 411 Valencia
Mitehell Beatrice, widow, r. 1228 Lombard
Mitchell Bridget, widow, r. 16 Stockton PI
Mitchell Catherine, widow, r. 602 Linden Av
Mitchell Charles, bricklayer, r. 719 Franklin
Mitchell Charles, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 32 Hub-
bard
Mitchell Charles, cooper Lafayette Brewery, r. 725
Green
Mitchell Charles J., clerk Lillenthal & Co., r. 120M
Mitchell Christie A., carpenter, r. NE cor Yolo and
Utah
Mitchell Clement P., attorney at law, 628 Montgom-
ery, room 30
Mitchell Daniel, agent, r. 108 Hyde
Mitchell David S., carpenter, r. 418 Grove
Mitchell Donald C, r. 521 Haight
Mitchell Edward (Mitchell & Conners) r. 509 Twenty-
ninth
Mitchell Edward, gardener, r. SW cor Myrtle Av and
Gough
Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 330 Sixth
Mitchell Edward H., salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 6
Ford
Mitchell Edwin, stonecutter, r. 715 Howard
Mitchell Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1528 Howard
Mitchell Ellen, widow, r. 563 3^ Minna
Mitchell Emanuel, rigger, r. 4 Union
Mitchell F. h Son. (Francis and James A.) contract-
ors and builders. 950 Howard
Mitchell F. A., carrier Post Office, r. 1528 Howard
Mitchell Ferdinand, barber. 108 Steuart
Mitchell Francis (F. Mitchell & Son) r. Alameda
Mitchell Francis, compositor Call, r. 1113 Broadway
Mitchell Frank D., insurance, 514 California, r. 1024
Jackson
Mitchell Frank E., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 315
Eddy
Mitchell Frtink S., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. 515
Golden Gate
Mitchell Forrest E., clerk, r. 2440 Mission
Mitchell F. W., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 1024
Jackson
Mitchell George, cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 708 Green
Mitchell George, weaver, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2703 Polk
Mitchell George E., compositor Chronicle, r. 1113
Broadway
Mitchell George H., clerk freight auditor's ofl^e S,
P. (Jo., r. 712 Sutter
Mitchell George H.. patent medicines, 1056 Howard.
Howard r. 712 Sutter
Mitchell George M., city agent New Zealand Insur-
ance Co., r. 2817 Clav
Mitchell George W., r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Mitchell George W., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1026 Clay
Mitchell George W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
2613 Howard
Mitchell George W., waiter Palace Hotel
Mitcliell Harrison W., president Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 1628 Folsom
Mitchell Harold D., architect, 126 Kearny, room 46,
r. 1505 Taylor
Mitchell Harry, expressman. 20 Sansome. r. 1123
Howard
Mitchell Henry, coremaker City Iron Works, r. 273
Minna
Mitchell Henry, cook, r. 5 Miller PI
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Mitchell Henry, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 620
Fourth
Mitcliell Henry, freight clerk and baggage master
S. F. and N. P. RR., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Mitchell Henry, minlug, r. 8i)7 California
Mitchell Heury. trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
r2>S Lombard
Mitchell Henry, clerk, r. 822 Greenwich
Mitchell Henry J., engineer, r. 15 M Morris Av
Mitchell Hecry J., spinner S. - F. Cordage Factory, r.
\V s Iowa bet Siena and Nevada
Mitchell H. K., salesman Payot, Dpham & Co., r. 1018
Geary
Mitchell Ida B., -widow, r. 134 McAllister
Mitchell Jacob S., painter, r. C Elliot Park
Mitchell James, r. 632 Filbert
Mitchell James, miner, r. 114 Welsh
Mitchell James, tailor, r. 5.5 Shipley
Mitchell James, waiter, r. 2.52 Jessie
Mitchell James A. (F. Mitchell Jt Son) r. Alameda
Alitcliell James E., carpet beating, 230-232 Four-
teenth, r. NE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Mitchell James E.. tinsmith David W. Ruggles, r.
310 Jackson
Mitcliell James H., r. 2226 Howard
Mitchell James H., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co.. r. 51)3 !« Minna
Mitchell James H., with Young & Thomson, r. Oak-
land
Mitchell James J., pressman, r. 631 Sacramento
Mitchell James M.. hackman C. F. Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
Mitchell James W., inspector boilers Hutchinson &
Mann, 306 Sansome
Mitchell J. K., laboer P. M. SS. Co.
Mitchell John, baker, r. 6i)7 Vallpjo
MitcLiell John, beltmaker H. N. Cook, r. 232 Brannan
Mitchell John, bricklayer, r. 719 Franklin
Mitchell John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Mit hell John, carpenter, r. N s Eighteenth nr Ellen
Mitchell John, dairyman, r. 513 Ca.stro
Mitchell John, farmer Ocean House Road nr Farley's
Old Corner
Mitchell John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Harri-
son and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John, laborer, r. 5 Johnson
Mitcbell John, machinist, and extraman Engine No.
8, r. 1616 Pacific Av
Mit-hell John, teamster, r. York, bet Solano and
Butte
Miichell John Jr., clerk John Mitchell, SB cor Har-
rison and Twentv-fourth
Mitchell John A., r. 824 Market
Mitchell John C, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
620 Fourth
Mitchell .John D., teamster, r. Corbett Road nr Eight-
eenth
Mitchell JohnF., r. 21 Willow Av
Slitchell John F. Jr.. expressman, r. 21 Willow Av
M;tchell John G.. insurance agent, r. Beresford Hotel
Mitchell John H., candymaker George Haas
Mitchell John H., bookkeeper Bosqiil Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 1~13 Stockton
Mitchell John J., painter, r. 323 Fell
Mitchell John L. (Watson & Mitchell) r. 1081 Broad-
way
Mitchell John C, laborer, r. 122"? Lombard
Mitchell John R., stevedore, r. Iowa nr Sierra
Mitchell John S. (Meyerteld & Mitchell) r. 2.520
Sutter
Mitchell Joseph, boilermaker r. 725 Harrison
Mitchell Joseph H., salesman O'Brien & Spotorna, r.
822 Greenwich
Mitchell Lottie J., widow, r. 2440 Mission
Mit hell Lnuis J., r. 640 Golden Giite .\v
Mitchell M.. boot crimper, r. 647 Mission
Mitchell Maria T., domestic 'ZMO Howard
Mitchell Margaret, widow, r. 2226^ Howard
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LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AHOVE PALACE ItDTEL.
Mitchell Mary P., widow, r. 6 Ford
Mitchell Matilda, widow, r. 515 Golden Gate Av
Mitchell Michael, liquor saloon and boarding, 4 Union
Mitchell Michael, washer Daniel McCarthy, r. 620
Stevenson
Mitchell O.. carpenter, r. 869 Market
Mitchell Ossian K. (Mitchell & Peterson) r. Alameda
Mitchell Patrick, farmer, cor Burrows and Oxford,
U. M. T.
Mitchell Patrick, hostler, r. 926 Sacramenio
Mitchell Patrick, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 115
Prospect PI
Mitchell Patrick, laborer, r. 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Mitchell Paul, mining, r. 663 Harrison
Mitchell Peter, groceries and liquors. 328 Seventh
Mitchell Peter, bartender J. D. Horan. r. cor Howard
and Grand Av
Mitchell Peter, clerk, r. 716 Broadway
Mitchell Peter, salesman, r. 1420 Devisadero
Mitchell Peter I., loomhxer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1734 Broadway
Mitchell Peter J., wireworker Excelsior Wire Works,
r. 726 Folsom
Mitchell Reta Miss, wrapper J. Seidl & Co., r. 525
Uuiim
Mitchell Richard V., clerk Frederick W. Harris, r.
822 Greenwich
Mitchell Robert, r. 1528 Howard
Mitchell Robert, contractor, 638 Market, r. 719
Franklin
Mitchell Robert, liquor saloon. :NE cor California
and Walnut
Mitcliell Robert B., attorney at law, and resident
director U. S. Law Association, 606 Kearny, r.
2413 California
Mitchell Robert C, clerk California Ins, Co., r. 2226
Howard
Mitchell Robert G., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
109 Montgomery
Mitchell Robert M., printer J. H. Leo & Co., r. 1113
Broadway
Mitcbell Russell E., longshoreman, r. 188)4 Vande-
water
Mitchell Samuel J. (Meyer, Mish & Co.) r. 704 Post
Mitchell Samuel P., merchant, r. 1018 Geary
Mitchell Saiah, widow, r. 621 Post
Mitchell Schuvler, first mate schr Novelty
Mitchell Sidney G.. salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
Alameda
Mitchell Simeon C, master schr Novelty
Mitchell Solomon, fruit dealer, r. 215 Stevenson
Mit hell S. T. Mrs., widow, r. 2119 Mason
Mitchell Stanley, r. 923 Hyde
Mitchell T. D.. clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. 1024 Jackson
Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, NE cor Utah and Yolo
Mitchell Thomas, hostler Wells Fargo & Co., r. 632,
Filbert
Mitchell Thomas, manager Wool Agency Warehouse,
NW cor Sixth and Towusend. r. 22 Hill
Mitchell Thoiuas. raolder. r. 6.57 Howiird
Alitcliell TUoiiitts A., general agent Insurance
Co. of North Americ/t, 313 California, r. Oakland
Mitchell Thomas F. Jr.. contractor, r. E s Utah nr
Yolo
Mitchell Thomas H., blacksmith H. B. Schindler. r.
E 8 York bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Mitchel' Thomas J. (Mitchell & Hart) r. 220 Lea-
venworth
Mitchell Thomas J., clerk, r. 112 Turk
Mitchell Tyson, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 31
Essex •
Mitchell Walter N., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
1205 Taylor
Mit hell W. U., conductor California St. RR., r. 1409
Larkiu
& REY. 405-407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimming's
a Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mitchell William, baker stmr Acapulco
Mitchell William, bartender Angus Mi-Leod, r. 1508
Powell
Mitchell William, carpenter, r. 2724 Folsom, rear
Mitchell William, teamster, r. Marquesas nr Rail-
road Av
Mitchell William E.. machinist, r. 18 Bluxome
Mitchell William E., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W B Iowa bet Sierra and Nivada
Mitchell William F. (Cain & Mitchell) r. 20 3^ Oak
Mitchell William H., carpenter, r. 11 Wool, B. H.
Mitchell William H., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
& Co.. r. 425 Twenty-fourth
Mitchell William H., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. -2136^ Howard
Mitchell William J., boilermaker, r. 524 Folsom
Mitchell William J., watchman, r. 12253^ Hayes
Mitchell William L., bookkeeper D. Appleton & Co.,
r. 1312 Guerrero
Mitchell W. W., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Oakland
Mitchell & Conners (Edward Mitchell and Edward
Conners) milk ranch, 507-509 Twenty-ninth
Mitchell & Hart (Thomas J.Mitchell and Harry A.
Hart) confectionery, 135 Kearny
MITCHELL & PETERSON
(O. K. Mitchell and Frank B. Peterson)
wholesale provision dealers, sole agents
"Our Taste Hams" and "Annt Ab-
hey's" Rolled Oats, 34 California
l^~ Mit.-hell. See Michael and Michel
Mitchener William L., clerk Joseph H. Dorety, r. 608
Buchanan
Mitchkus John J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. Alabama
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Mltchler Alfred G.. with Starr & Co., r. 1201 Jones
Mitchier Barbara Mrs., r. 532 Fourth
Mitchler Pauline, widow, r. 1201 Jones
Mitgley Conrad, real estate, r. 829 Howard
Mitropolsky Nicholas G., priest Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 2810 Laguna
Mitrovich Charles, conductor Central EE., r. 615
Turk
Mitrovich Marco (Curtoni & Mitrovich) r. 615 Turk
Mitiovich Matthew, butcher R. F. Bunker, r. 770
Bryant
Mitteldorf August, laborer Lobos Square Packing
House
Mittelstaedt Eugene, master stmr Newbern, r. 1016
Page
Mitten Joseph, teamster, r. 14 Adair
Mittendorf August, helper Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 218
Moulton
Mittleberger Frederick, laborer Am. Sugar Eefinery,
r. 251 Third
Mix Charles, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
643 M Natoma
Jlix G. I. & Co. (Yalesville, Conn.) manufacturers
« tinned iron spoons, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-
530 Market
Mixer George H. , proprietor Novelty Iron Works,
117-119 Main. r. 1206 Market
Miyama K., assistant superintendent Japanese Mis-
sion, r. 531 Jessie
Mlzner C, conductor Sutter St. EE., r. 1148 Sutter
Moale Edward, major 1st Infantry, U. S. A., r. Pre-
sidio
Moan Jane E. Mrs., groceries, 81 West Mission
Moar Thomas A., carpenter, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Mobbs Robert A., manager Great Am. Importing Tea
Co., 140-142 .Sixth, r. 507 Natoma
Moblad Emil, tailor, r. 166 Tehama
Mocabee John, blacksmith, r. 1223 Fillmore
Moch Mose«J( Chapman & Moch) r. 22 Fifth
Mockbee William K., salesman J. A. Folger i Co., r.
Oakland
Mockel Ernst, r. 1506 Polk
Mockel George, maltster South Park Malt House
Mocker Rudolph (Mocker & Newmark) r. 530Ji Ste-
venson
Mocker William, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker William Jr., musician, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker William Mrs., furnished rooms, 23 Kearny, r.
725 Golden Gate Av
Mocker & Newmark (Rudolj^h Mocker and Abraham
Newmark) plumbers and tinsmiths, 327 Turk
Mocklar John, shipwright, r. 424 J^ Linden Av
Mocklar William, coremaker Whyte & De Rome, r.
1.506 Sanchez
Model Laundry. L. Darolles proptr, 33 Chenery,
Fairmouut Tract
Model Music Store, sheet music and musical
merchandise, 735 Market
Moden Augusta Miss, r. 736 Clementina
Modeste August, baker, r. 114 Lafayette PI
Modesto, Tuolumne and Mono Railroad Co., Willard
V. Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend. room 48
Modie Cora Miss, caligraph operator, r. 205 Polk
Modie Sanford W., carpenter, r. 205 Polk
Modry Eugene P. (Modry & Heineman) r. 1316 Stelner
Modry Marcus, r. 1316 Stelner
Modry & Heineman (Eugene P. Modry and L. Heine-
man) C'al. wines and brandies, 791-79S Mission
Moe , teacher lanjjuages, r. 711 Jones
Moe Christian, r. 618 Fourth
Moe Martin, painter, r. 510 Leavenworth
Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper Francis Smith
& Co., r. Alameda
Moegling Charles, wines and liquors, 1143 Mis-
sion
Moeller Adolph, insurance agent, r. 905 Fifteenth
Moeller Adolph, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 17
Howard Court
Moeller August, millhand. r. 1011 Alabama
Moeller Charles, bakery, 1913 Hyde
Moeller Ernst, restaurant, r. 611 Howard
Moeller George, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1611
Uupont
Moeller John (Moeller & Grauffel) r. 1124 Filbert, rear
Moeller John A., cabinetmaker, r. 1011 Alabama
Moeller & Grauflfel (John Moeller and Fred-
erick Grauffel) wines and liquors and lodgings
623-625 Clay
9Sr Moeller. See Moller, Mueller and Miller
Moen Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Moen Lizzie A., dressmaker, r. 1614 Buchanan
Moench Frederick, tailor, r. 2054 Jones
Moench Louis, stairbuilder A. I, Sanborn, r. 2105
Leavenworth
Moench Louis, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Para-
guay nr Railroad Av
Moench William, cashier J. A. Shepston, r. 2105)^
Leavenworth
Moenuing Emil, plumber, r. 614 Octavia
Moenning Gunther, plumber, r. 612 Octavia
Moenning Herman, coremaker, r. 612 Octavia
Moeser Ferdinand, druggist, NE cor Seventh and How-
ard, r. 19 Moss
Moeser Julius, teacher zither, r. 104 Eddy
Moesh George, cigarmaker Adolph Mueller, r. 11
Bruce PI
Moessner A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Moessoery Jaresemo, boatman, N s Fourth bet Ken-
tucky and Illinois
Moesta Amelia, private school, 727 Turk
Moesta John P.. r. 727 Turk
Moffat E & H. (Eugene and Henry) wholesale butch-
ers, S s Honduras nr Kentucky, ofilce 238 Kearny
Moffat Eugene (E. & H. Moffat) r. 1419 Post
Moffat Harry C, stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 408
Minna
Moffat Helen, widow, r. 408 Minna
Moffat Henry (E. & H. Moffat) r. 433 Bryant
Moffat James, molder Morton & Bowie, r. 343 Fremont
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 MarM St.
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Moflfat James Jr., molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 343 Fre-
mont
Moffat Nellie Mrs., domestio 1015 WaBblngtoa
Moftat Robert, molder Morton & Bowie, r. 343 Fre-
mont
Moffatt Frederick D., carpenter Neville & Co.
Moffatt Georse, merchant, r. 17'iC Pine
Moffatt Hufih, brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 24 Madi-
son Av
Moffatt James, laborer, r. E s Louisiana bet Sierra and
Shasta
Moffatt Samuel, r. 1411 Clay
Moffatt Samuel, ship carpenter, r. Sullivan nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Moffatt Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
(UO Linden Av
Moffatt William, master schr Wing and Wing
Moffatt William, heater, r. E s Louisiana bet Sierra
and Shasta
Moffitt George D., train baggagemaster S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Moffitt James (Blake, Moffitt & Towne) r. Oakland
Moffitt James K., salesman Blake. Moffitt & Towne, r.
Oakland
Moffitt Samuel E., r. 1001 Pine
Moffitt Sarah, nurse City and County Hospital
Moffitt Thomas S. (Merten, Moffitt & Co.) r. 2119
Webster
H^ Moffitt. See Moffatt
Mogan August, printer, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan 0. J., clerk, r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Edmund P., clerk Selden S. k George T.
Wright, r. 721 Fifteenth
Mogan John, ship calker, r. 2541 Folsom
Mogan John' C, city agent Guardian Af surance Co.,
r. 7 Van Ness Av
Mogan Joseph (Mogan & Schneider) r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Joseph, clerk, r. 109 Fair Oaks
Mogan Joseph F., student, r. 7'il Fifteenth
Mogan Joseph R., r. 7Jl Fifteenth
Mogan Mary Mrs., r. 602 Filbert
Mogan Patrick J., attorney at law, 421 California, r.
Petaluma
Mogan Richard F., clerk J. D. Sullivan, r. 721 Fif
teenth
Mogan & Schneider i Joseph Mogan and Conrad
Si-hneider) barbers, 1317 Stockton
Mogar Amelia, widow, r. 530}^ Stevenson
Mogensen Hans, machinist Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 1829 Greenwich
Mogensen Julius, carpenter, r. 1036 Twenty-second
Moger Edwin V. 8. (Moger k Co.) r. 433 O'Farrell
Mognr William H., jeweler George F. Smith, r. 122
Fourth
Moger & Co (Edwin V. S. Moger) photo printers, 122
Fourth
Mohaupt Charles, barber, r. 114}^ Turk, rear
Mohave Gravel Mining Co. iSan Bernardino Co.,
Cal.) H. Clay Miller secretary, 315 California,
room 8
Mohawk Gold Mine (Calaveras Co., Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Mohl Herm^in, laborer, r. Tennes.^ee nr Nevada
Mohle William, clerk Ratbjen & Co., r. 412 Hyde
Molilfelcit Louis (Gambrinus Bottling Co.) and
groceries and liquors, 131 O'Farrell
Mohnquist James, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 2119
Mason
Mo}iii!i Henry (Muecke h Co.) r. Alameda
Moboly Cornelius, blacksmith, r. W s Bahama nr
Yazoo
Molioly .John, blacksmith, r. W s Bahama nr Yazoo
Moholy Mary, widow, r. W s Bahama nr Yazoo
Mobr Albert, tailor Brandt & Co., r. 220 Montgom-
ery Av
Mohr Bertha, clerk Antone Monseigneur, r. 334
Eighteenth
Mohr C. .Albert, gardener, r. 727 Sixteenth
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mohr Carl, barber, r. 1437 Mission
Mohr Charles W., superintendent Sherith Israel Cem-
etery, r. 727 Sixteenth
Mohr Claus R , butcher, r. 1005 McAllister
Mohr George L., r. 316 O'Farrell
Mohr Gustav. waiter, r. 909 Kearny
Mohr Henry (Albert H. Menne & Co.) r. 28 Turk
Mohr Henry (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.)
r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Mohr Henry, shoemaker Frederick Pfeiffer, r. 419
Jones
Mohr Jacob, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Mohr Jacob A., painter, 3402 Mis-^ion, r. 9 Thirtieth
Mohr Louis, watchman Lobos Square Packing House,
r. 212 Moulton
Mohr Martin W., porter J. P. Thomas, r. 17 Welsh
Mohr Michael, bookkeeper J. Baumgarten & Co., r.
1029 Twenty-first
Mohr Richard, butcher, r. 909 Kearny
Mohr Rudolph, commission merchant, 402 Front,
room 6, r. 315 Hyde
Mohr Susie P. Mrs. (Mohr & Steffens) r. 1530 Pacific
Av
Mohr Jt Steffens (Mrs. Susie P. Mohr and Henry A.
Steffens) groceries and liquors, NEcor J'aciflo Av
and Polk
f^" Mohr. See Moar, Moore and More
Mohrdick Martin H., driver Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., r. 212 Fillmore
Mohrhardt Charles A., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 1015
Twenty-second
Mohrhardt Edward F., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 1019
Twenty-second
Mohrhardt Philip F.. clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 612
Sbotwell
Mohren William, clerk, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Mohrig Edwin, bicycles and tricycles, 112 Golden
Gate Av, r. 312 Seventh
Mohrmann F. Mrs. (Mohrmann k Co.) r. 418 Oak
Mohrmann Matthias, shoemaker, r. 603 Pine
Mohrmann & Co. (Mrs. F. Mohrmann and Nicholas
Blanken) groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Mohun Charles C, druggist, r. I82.'> Eddy
J>Ioliiin Peter P., superintendent Mt. Calvary
and Holy Cross Cemeteries, r. 1825 Eddy
Mohun Peter F. Jr., secretary Mt. Calvary and Holy
Cross Cemeteries, r. 1825 Eddy
Moir William (H. A. Beaton »t Co.) r. Oakland
nioisnnt A. J. (successor to Beadle * Co.) ship-
ping and commission merchant, 5 Spear, r. Ala-
meda
Moise Charles, manicure, r. 12 Virginia PI
Moise Charles, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1605 Scott
Moise Lionel H., with Charles A. Klinkner 4 Co., r. 215
Pierce
Moise Philip H. (Corfield fc Moise) r. 2008 Devlsadoro
Moitonet Antonio, driver White's Laundry, r. 241
Fifteenth
Moje Bruno, cabinetmaker A. F. Knorp, r. 1034 Po-
trero Av
Mojica Dolores, musical Instruments. 1027 Kearny
Molan John, laborer, r. 719 Brannan, rear
Molan John N., cook, r. 719 Brannan, rear
Molan Julia, widow, r. 813 Stockton
Moldenhaner Charles, longshoreman, r. 213 Perry
Moldenhauer Ferdinand, foreman Fisher Packing
Co., r. 4 Taylor PI
Moldrup August J., salesman Renton Coal Co., r.1711
Webster
Molclrup Harry, machinist, r. 1711 Webster
Moldrup William E., weigher Renton Coal Co., r. 109
Steiner
Moldt .lorgen, restaurant, 120 Prumm
Molema Herman, butcher, r. NE cor Marquesas and
OsHge
Itlolera Euseblu* .T., civil engineer and elec-
trician, 609 Sacramento, r. 8.'.0 Van Ness Av
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Moles DaDiel H., porter J. Simpson, r. 20 Anthony
Wolgaard Thomas H., seaman, r. 2(i3 East
Moliere George W., harnessmaker William Davis, r.
Ocean View
Moliere James "W., physician, 531 Sutter, r. Sil-
ver State
Mollis Albert L. (Coyne & Mollis) r. 1131 Shotwell
Molina Alexander, printer, r. 5'8 Lombard
Molina Jesus, r. 3 Margaret PI
Molinari Charles, sawyer, r. 1113 Kearny
Moliuari Jacob W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. St.
Charles PI
Molinari James, sawyer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari John, sawyer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari Joseph, laborer, r. 728 King
Molliieux Henry, manager Seth Thomas Clock
Co., 126 Sutter, r. 216 Bush
Molitor George, brewer, r. 11 Dore
Moll Alois, carpenter McCormick Bros., r. 24 Turk
Moll Charles, carpenter, r. 637 Broadway
Moll Joseph, watchman John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 27 Laskie
Mollenkopf John M., fitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
135 Page
Mollenkopf John M. Jr., laster Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 135 Page
Moller Carl (Moller & McMullin) r. 2412 Larkin
MoUer Conrad, boots and shoes, 340 Fourth
Moller Dora, widow, r. 1226 Twenty-second
Moller F., carriagemaker, r. 195 SteTenson
Moller Frederick C. H.. carpenter, r. 1 Bowie Av
Moller Frederick F. (Moller & Wilson) r. 263 East
Moller Gustav (Moller & Sass) r. Berkeley
Moller Hugo, bartender Orpheum, r. 24 Turk
Moller John, baker, r. 763 Howard
Moller Johanna D., bakery and varieties, 539 Second
Moller John H., cigars and stationery, 1230 Dupont
Moller Louis, gunsmith, 712 Washington, r. 1004
Montgomery Av
Moller Nils, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Moller Sophia, widow, r. NE cor Seventeenth and
Sanchez
Moller T., cabinetmaker Moller & Sass, r. Berkeley
Moller William (Dalziel & Moller) r. Oakland
Moller William H. (Moller & Bock) r. 108 Austin
Moller & Bock (William H. Moller and Charles C.
Bock) liquor f aloon NW cor Polk and Austin
Moller «& McMullin (Carl Moller and Samuel
McMulliu) dry goods and gent's furnishing goods,
714 Montgomery
Moller & Sass (Gnstave Moller and Louis Sass) car-
penters and cabinet makers, 1 Webb and 133-135
Beale
Moller «fe Wilson (Frederick F. Moller and Law-
rence Wilson) proprietors South Pacific House,
263 East
e^ Moller. See Moeller, Mueller and Muller
Mollestad J., painter, r. 317 Bush
Mollet Frank C, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 514 Second
Mollet Thomas J., shipcarpenter, r. 1113 3^ Twenty-
fourth
Mollison James J., blacksmith J. C. Mollison, r. 170
Perry
Mollison John C, blacksmith, 126 Berry, r. 170 Perry
Mollison William, steward Charles D. Zeile, r. 526
Pacific
Mollitano Luigi, musician, r. 1324 Natoma. rear
Molloy Besie Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1708 Geary
Molloy Dennis, coal passer stmr Colima
Molloy Dennis, liquor saloon and cigars, 721 Davis
Molloy Edward, fireman, r. 121 Perry
Molloy Francis, salesman Lynch Bros. & Co., r. 829
Folsom
Molloy Francis, with Stauffer & Co., r. 229 Lom-
bard
Molloy Hugh, wellborer. r. Ill Twelfth
Molloy James B., r. 912 Harrison
Molloy John, clerk, r. 212 Broadway
Molloy John, commission merchant and dealer safes
and scales, 54 Clay, r. 1623 Clay
Molloy John, cooper, r. 159 Ji Clara
Molloy John, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Molloy M., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Molloy Mary Miss, shoefltter Kutz & Murr, r. 239 Thir-
teenth
Molloy Mary, widow, r. 619 Third
Molloy Michael, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 239 Thirteenth
Molloy Neil, carpenter, r. 212 Fell
Molloy Patrick, salesman r. 228M Hickory Av
Molloy Patrick, teamster Alf R. Kelly, 305-307 Front
iVLULJjU X Xi Oi real estate agent
and liouse broUer, 138 Montfromery
Molloy Peter, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1007
Minna
Molloy Peter, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson & Co.,
r. 1 Lincoln PI
Molloy William, liquor saloon, 1747}^ Mission
Molloy William, porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r. 1
Lincoln PI
B^~ Molloy. See Malloy and Mulloy
Moloney Edward, broker, r. 502 Mason
Moloney John, miner, r. 820 Folsom
Moloney Mary Mrs., lodgings, 365 Jessie
Moloney Patrick E., shoemaker, 103 Fifth, r. 356
Minna
B^ Moloney. See Maloney and Molony
Molony Edward, drug clerk, r. 410 Eddy
Molony James J., clerk William T. Kibbler, r. 41&
Eddy
Molony Jeremiah, capitalist, r. 410 Eddy
Molt John C. salesman George H. Pitts, r. 914 Clay
Molt Matilda, widow, r. 914 Clay
Molter Charles, carriage trimmer, 1112 Mission, r.
609 Jessie
Moltola Frank, apprentice Murray Bros.
Moltola Giovanni B., fisherman, r. 316 Broadway
Mombach Nicholas, cooper, r. 310 Clipper
MombertEmil, r. 1111}^ Montgomery
Mombert Nicholas, r. 1111 J4 Montgomery
Momm Katrina Mrs , janitress Columbia Grammar-
School, r. 2733 Bryant
Mona Attillo, salesman G. Rottanzi, r. 1027 Market
Mona Mary, widow, r. 1319 Kearny
Mona Victor, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1319 Kearny
Monaco John, with Frank Gobey, r. 430 Green
Monagbau Bridget, domestic 2336 Mission
Monaghan Edward B., shoemaker, r. 15 Garden
Monaghan Frank T., clerk, r. 15 Garden
Monaghan Hugh, blacksmith's helper Dow Steam.
Pump Works, r. 5513^ Natoma
Monaghan Hugh, policeman, r. 1011 Valle.io
Monaghan James, boilermaker, r. 78 Everett
Monaghan James, teamster, r. Es Potrero Av bet
Sierra and Shasta
Monaghan John, laborer, r. 14 Minnesota
Monaghan John, tanner, r. E s Potrero Av bet Sierra
and Shasta
Monaghan John Jr., with Union Iron Works, r. 14
Minnesota
Monaghan Joseph, boarding, 129 Folsom
Monaghan Joseph, laborer, r. 551 J4 Natoma
Monaghan Joseph E., carpenter A. F. Knorp, r. 78
Everett
Monaghan Margaret, widow, r. 1322 Harrison
Monaghan Michael M., expressman, r. 508 Jessie
Monaghan Michael, laborer, r. 1012 Florida
Monaghan Patrick, boots and shoes, 1059 Folsom, r,
15 Garden
Monaghan Patrick, cooper Herbert & Nyland, r. 727
Bryant
Monaghan Stephen, mechanic W. W. Montagiie & Co.,
r. San Miguel
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Assets, $9,658,479,
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MON
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Monaghan Thomas, laborer, r. 551)^ Natoma
Monaghan Thomas H., plumber and gasfitter, 14:i2
California
Monaghan William, fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 78
Everett
Monahan Charles, laborer, r. 185('))^ Stevenson
Mouahan Charles, laundryman Thomas Uoy & Co., r.
SW cor Dolores and Twenty-uinth
Mouahan Daniel, keeper Point Lobos flume. Spring
Valley W. W., r. NE cor Presidio Ueservation
Monahan David, pressman George Spaulding & Co.,
r. 871 Eighteenth
Monahan Dennis W., driver, r. 219^ Tehama
Monahan Eliza, widow, r. 7'27 Hayes
Monahan Francis J., clerk, r. 727 Hayes
Monahan Frank, bartender, r. Ocean Hoube Road nr
the Beach
Monahan Frank, painter Joseph J. Donovan
Monahan Frank, plasterer, r. 330 Green
Monalian Henry, bookkeeper John H. Dall, r.
1421 Octavia
Monahan Henry, driver E. G. Rodolph & Co., r. 620M
Natoma
Monahan J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Monahan Jeremiah, janitor Old City Hall, r. 168 Te-
haKia
Monaban John (Monahan & McGurren) r. 141 Perry
Monahan John, laborer, r. G295^ Natoma
Monahan John, printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 121
Ninth
Monahan John, stereotyper Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 24 Everptt
Monahan Joseph, liquor saloon, Ocean House Boad
nr the Beach
Monahan Kate, widow, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan Lizzie, handsewer Goldstein Bros., r. 620!:^
Natoma
Monahan Margaret, widow, r. 620?:i Natoma
Monahan Mary A., widow, r. 674 Natoma
Monahan Michael, compositor Examiner, r. 1309 Jack-
son
Mouahan Michael, laborer, r. 177 Minna
Monahan Minna A. Miss, teacher Falrmount Primary
School, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1222 Fol-
som
Monaban Patrick, machinist, r. Ocean House Road,
nr the Beach
Monahan Peter, laborer, r. 1917 Broadway
Monahan Thomas, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. cor
Iwenty-third and Alabama
Monahan Thomas, metal roofer, r. 674 Natoma
Monahan William, r. 775 Harrison
Monahan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Maryland
Monaban & McGurren (John Monahan and Arthur
McGurren) liquor saloon, 434 Pine
1^" Monaban. See Monaghan
Monarcli Slillingr Co., (Frey, Holloway & New-
baiier) manufacturers meals and cereals, 14-16
Stevenson
Monasch Aaron, tailor, r. 417 J$ Clementina
Monasch Herman, tailor, r. 458 Clementina
Monasch Max. barber Aaron Asch, r. 458 Clementina
Moncbarmout Emil P., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co.. r. 1340rolsom
Moncharmont Prosper, compositor L'ltalia, r. 1340
Folsoni
Moncisvals Charles (Moncievais & Jones) r. 115
Trenton
Monclsvais & Jones (Charles Moncisvals and William
Jones) mnfrs jewelry, and diamond setters, 33'.)
Kearny
Monck George, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 131
Turk
jMon<k R. H., trunkmaker, r. 1127 Folsom
B^ Monck. See Monk, Munck and Munk
Monckton Daniel, mining expert, r. 2311 Webster
IN THE
EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPDRTKRS AND DEALKUH IN
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Monckton Frank D.. attorney at law. deputy cUrk U
S. Circuit Court and U. S. Commissioner, office
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. 2311 Webster
Monckton James E., bollermakcr, r. 121 Morris Av
Monda M., painter, r. 1233 Lombard
Mondell O. D., Silverman Palace Hotel
Mondragon Arthur, shoefitter, r. 4 Bernard
Mondragon Lawrence, barber, r. 4 Bernard
Mondragon Phar, salesman Charles S. Fechheimer,
r. 4 Bernard
Mondragon Philip, clerk, r. 4 Bernard
Mone John J., attorney at law and Court Commis-
sioner. 9-13 Nevada Block, r. 1402 Golden GateAv
Monell Joseph D., r. 2012)4 Fillmore
Moneret Frank, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 164
Jessie
Monet Charles, with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
19 Glover
Monet John B. (John P. Angius & Co.) r. 110 Pacific
Monet Louis, tinner Power & Pike. r. 1110 Pacific
Monet T. Miss, millinery. 216 O'Farrell, r. 1110 Pa-
cific'
Monet Victor, draftsman Kenitzer fe KoUofrath, r.
1110 Pacific
Monfort Walter V., driver City BR., r. 1747 Mission
Monge Louis, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 31
Turk
MONITOR MILLS ouuen &
Brims proprietors, flour, feed, meal
bran and middlings, 317-319 Howard
Monitor Publislilnj; Co. The, 8. J. McCor-
mick manager, publishers The Monitor, 536
Kearny
Monitor The (Catholic weekly) The Monitor Pub-
lishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 636
Kearny
Mone Anna, widow, r. 403 Green
Monks Joseph, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama
Monks Richard B.. clerk Christian & Son, r. 325
O'Farrell
MONKS SAMUEL mdie.^ hair,
dresser, ^vijfnialter and dealer per-
fumery and cosmellcs, l!Ja McAllister
Monnet Louis, capitalist, oflice 446 California, r. Oak-
laud
Monnier Edward, dork P. Monnier. r. 300 Hayes
Monnier George, clerk P. Monnier, r. 300 Hayes
Jlonnier George, Importer and wholesale and
retail dealer foreign and native wines and liq-
uor.s. 1153 Howard
Monnier Peter, liquor saloon, 300 Hayes
Monnln John B., shoemaker John P. Monnin, r. 10
Medau PI
Monnin John P., shoemaker, 419 East, r.lO Medau PI
Mono Gold Mining Co. (Mono county. Cal.) G. W.
Sessions secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
Mono{rran» Wine Houge The, Aaron Yehl
proprietor, NW cor Hyde and Post
MonottI A., cleik Dellernsrdl .t Westpbal
Monotti Frederick, woodcarver, r. 158 I'erry
Monntti G., painter, r. 10 Margaret PI
Monotti Paido, willow worker, r. 10 Margaret PI
Monrad Henry, carpenter and builder, W s Twenty-
Hecond Av nr Point Lobos Av
Monroe Edward, musician, r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Monroe Erastus P., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo
* Co., r. 1118 Market
Monroe George A., machinist, r. 817 Howard
Monroe George C, whltener, 646 Mission
Monroe Harry, solicitor American Exchange Hotel,
r. 713 Vallejo
Monroe Henry R., carpenter, r. 638 Commercial
Monroe H. F., r. .523 SacrHmcnto
Monme Hiram, fruit dealer, r. 24 IsIs
Moiiri>f .Inliii, laborer, r. Slur
Ocean View
,San Job6 Boad, j
ADVERTISING AGENTS. PALMER & Ml mSl Sanilie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FIVE MIIiXilONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
MON
856
MON
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IJIl»OKTEBS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Fittings, all Nizes.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Monroe Michael, carpenter Charles H. Norton, r. 101
904
8^ Monroe. See Munro and Miiuroe
Monsees Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bry-
ant and Morris Av
Monsees Louis, driver, r. 1010 McAllister, rear
Monsees Rebecca, widow, r. 1010 McAllister, rear
Monseigneur Antone, bakery and confectionery, 334
Eighteenth
Monson Burdett H., printer, 506 Commercial, r. 813
Twentieth
Monson Frank C, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 813 Twen-
tieth
Monson Fredericli H., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 716 Capp
Monson Samuel B., commercial traveler, r. 813 Twen-
tieth
B^" Monson. See Munson
Montag Herman P., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Front
and Market, r. 1423 California
Montague Catherine, r. 251 Tehama
Montague Charles, clerk I. Strassburger & Co.
Montague Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 619 Larkin
Montague George, bartender James McNear, :
Kearny
Montague Harry, actor, r. 208 O'Farrell
Montague James S., machinist, r. 50 Louisa
Montague John, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Montague Michael, deputy Sheriff, r. 123 Turk
Montague Wilfred W. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r.
1103 Bush
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.
(Wilfred W. Montague, C. AdolpUeLow
Cliarles A. Belden and Alonzo A. Wat-
kins) importers and jobbers stoves,
rang'es, metals, iron mantels and tin-
ners' stoclc, 309-31 r 3IarUet
Montauo John, commercial traveler, r. 4 Vallejo Ter-
race
Montanya Charles, shoemaker, r. 1610 Stockton
Montblanc A., r. 614 Broadway
Montblanc Jean B., waiter P. Klein, r. 123 Virginia
Monteagle Lonis F., farmer, offtce 116 Leidesdorff. r.
2002 Pacific Av
Monteagle Robert C, draftsman Fnlton Iron Works,
r. 209 Turk
Montealegre Carlos F. (Montealegre & Co.) r. 512
Sutter
Montealegre M. T.' (Montealegre & Co.) r. 512 Sutter
Montealegre Sophie, widow, r. 1114 Bush
MONTEALEGRE & 00.
(Carlos F. and M. T. Montealegre and
Francis A. Cramer) importers and
commission mercliants, 330 California
Montebiaiico Carlo, gardener, r. San Bruuo Road nr
Six Mile House
Montecito Land Co., office 426 California, room 7
Monte Cristo Consolidated Mining Co.
(Mono Co., Cal.) Daniel Buck secretary, 67 Ne-
vada Block
Montel Jean, cork cutter Arpad Haraszthy & Co. r.
820 Pacific
Montell Foster, master mariner, r. 108 Ji McAllister
Moiitell Francis M., watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 16}^
DeBoom
Montell George A., salesman W. Manning, r. 316 Oak
Montenegro Francisco S., porter Knoechel & Brand,
r. 1707 Stockton
Montenegro G., janitor, r. .503 Union
Montprey House, Niles R. Holmqulst proptr, 1028
Market
Montero Stefano. boxmaker, r. 15 Morey Alley
Montero Victoria, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
Monteverde Andrea, laborer, r. 10 August Alley
Monteverde Floreucio E., superintendent Pac. Iron
Works, r. 1618 Sutter
Monteverde Manuel, tinsmith, r. 8 Auburn
Montez A., musician Bush Street Theater
Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, S. F. Stock and Ex-
change B)dg
Montgaillard Louis, bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., r.
4 Scott PI
Montford Charles, sexton St. John's Church, r. 21
Julian Av
Montgomery Agnes Mrs., furnished rooms, 722 Bush
Montgomery Aitken, assistant engineer Spring Valley
W. W., r. 801 Bay
Montgomery Alexander, capitalist, 606 Montgomery,
room 2, r. NW cor Leavenworth and Vallejo
Montgomery Baths and Hair Dressing
Saloon, Knoechel & Brand proprietors, 621
Montgomery
Montgomery Block, E s Montgomery bet Wash-
ington and Merchant
MONTGOMERY BROTHERS
(diaries and William) proprietors
American Exchange Hotel, 319-3^5
Sansome
Montgomery Cliarles (Montgomery Bros.,
Charles Montgomery & Co., John F. Myers & Co.,
and Bull & Grant Farm Implement Co.) and pro-
prietor Montgomery's Hotel, 227-229 Second, Bible
Truth Depot, 806 Mission, and president West
Coast Steamship Co., r. 2i7 Second
MONTGOMERY CHAS.& CO.
(Cliarles Montgomery, James West
and John Elliott) grocers and tea
merchants, 118 Third and 41 Sixtli
Montgomery Charles, surveyor, r. 915 Capp
Montgomery Douglass W., physician, 600 Sutter
Montgomery Edward, porter, r. 418 Sutter
Montgomery Edward A., r. 722 Bush
Montgomery Frank, molder, r. 14 Bluxome
Montgomery George Rev., chancellor arch-diocese
of San Francisco, r. 1122 Eddy
Montgomery George W., tailor, r. 793 J^ Stevenson
Montgomery House, William Perkins proptr, 613 Mis-
sion
Montgomery James, laborer, r. 17 Bridge PI
Montgomery James, restaurant, 1737 Mission
Montgomery John, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
MONTGOMERY JOHN
physician, office and r. 438 Sutter
Montgomery M., r. 1205 Union
Montgomery Robert W., r. 10}^ Louisa
Montgomery Samuel M., r. 724 Franklin
Montgomery Street CoflFee House, Noerager &
Hjiil proprietors, 426 Montgomery
Montgomery Thomas, student, r. 1710 Geary
Montgonery William (Montgomery Bros.) r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Montgomery William A., cook, r. 1031 Sutter
Montgomery William E., jewrler Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. Oakland
Montgomery William P., conductor Central RR., r.
1528 Eddy
Montgomery William R., bandsawyer, r, lOVj Louisa
Montgomery's Hotel, Charles Montgomery pro-
prietor, 227-229 and 247 Second
Monti Charles, bookkeeper A. Paladini, r. 404 Green
Monti Chri.o,, cook Peter Jorgensen, r. 622 Jersey
Monti Paul (Carbone & Monti) r. Alameda
Montoye Miguel, lubori r R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
Montpellier A., cashier and manager Grangers'
Bank of California, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 2009 Buchanan
Montreal House, Marcel Demarias proptr, 1300 J^
Stocktou
Montrose Frank N., plumber, r. 108 Shotwell
Montrose John B., carpenter, 1607 Geary
EVEKV OKS 5SBll"rZ<tN «5F
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON. BOBCESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Casea
and Store Fixtures.
ARPAD KARASZTHY & CO.
[wAs^N§T?N sT.iProDrieters of llie Orleans Vineyard
MON
857
MOO
1 Montrose Mary A. Mrs., boarding, KiOO Geary
' Montrose Mining Co. (Colorado) F. E. Luty secretary,
330 Pine, room 5
Montrose Wesley D., machinist, r. IfiOO Geary
Mont-Rouge Vineyard and Cellar (Livermore Valley,
Alameda County) Adrien G. Chauche proptr. of-
fice 615-617 Front
Moock Jacob, butcher, 31 Valencia
Moock Peter, butcher Charles S. Bacher. r. 1135 Clay
Mood John, laundrymau La Grande Laundry
Moody D. B., secretary Central Milling Co., 13 Steu-
art, r. San Jose
Moody Edward F., dairy, cor Chenery and Castro
Moody Frank L., carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
Moody Frederick S., raining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery room i. T. fcE cor Lombard and Jones
Moodv George, delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 464
Sixth
Moody Isaac A., carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
Moody Isaac F., watchman, r. 259 Stevenson
Moody James E., salesman Pac. Mnfg Co., r. 14 Mint
Av
Moody John C, carpenter, r. 944 Valencia
Moody John C, florist, r. cor Chenery and Castro
Moody Joseph G., commercial traveler, r. 1908 Jessie
Moody Joseph L., office 328 Montgomery, room 4, r.
SE cor Lombard and Jones
Moody Josiah G., clerk Northern Pac. and Pac. Ex-
press Cos., r. 29 New Montgomery
Moody Louis E., accountant, r. 739 Howard
Moody Mary W. Mrs., physician, 944 Valencia
Moody Olivia, widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Moody William, broker, r. lOU Jones
Mooersi Lucretia C, dressmaker, r. 2610 Mission, rear
Moon Charles, clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
Oakland
Moon Frank, musician, r. lllj^ Fifth
B^" Moon. See Mhoon
Mooney A , laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Mooney Ausustine I., clerk, r. 328 Fell
Mooney Bernard, longshoreman, r. 707 Front
Moouey B. C, butcher, r. 402 Broadway
Mooney Cornelius, saloon keeper, r. 1007 Marked
Mooney Daniel J., groceries and liquors, SW cor First
and Point Lobos Avs
Mooney Eliza, widow, r. 328 Fell
Mooney Fannie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 712 Hutter
Mooney Frank, longshoreman, r. 41 Pacific
Mooney George, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Moouey James, carpenter, r. 1217 Twenty.fifth
Mooney James, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
1012 Potrero Av
Mooney James H., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r.
23)^ Garden
Mooney John, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. First Av
nr Geary
Mooney John, engineer Arctic Oil Works, r. S s So-
lano bet Minnesota and Tennessee
Mooney John, fireman U. S. stmr Gen. McDowell, r.
coi Twenty-ninth and Noe
Mooney John, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
109 Minna
Mooney John, seaman, r. 106 Steuart
Mooney John J., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Mooney Joseph, clerk Langley k Michaels, r. First
Av and Geary
Mooney Joseph, teamster, r. Railroad Av bet Mar-
quesas and Corea
Moouey Joseph M., policeman, r. 80 West Mission
Mooney Lucy Mrs., furnished rooms, 1007 Market
Mooney Mary, domestic 1110 Sacramento
Mooney Michael, fireman, r. .541 First
Mooney Patrick, whitener, r. 3 Roach
Jtlootiey Squire V. , manager The John A. Boeb-
ling's Sous Co., 14 Drumm, r. 1719 Sacramento
Mooney Thomas A., clerk Merten, Moffitt & Co., r. 109
Minna, rear
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IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
ORHKIl FOR
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Mooney William, carpenter, r.
Mooney William F., teamster Miller & Lux, r. Trini-
dad bet Yazoo and Platte
Mooney William H.. machine hand J. Hammond &
Co., r. 23 Garden
Moore A., r. 325 Ellis
Moore A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 817 M Larkin
Moore Albert, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, r.
14 Columbia Square
Moore Albert, shoemaker, r. Sierra nr Kentucky
Moore Albert, molder Eureka Foundry, r. Clementina
nr First
Moore Albert E., carpenter, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Moore Albert E., shoefitter, r. 22 Louisa
Moore Albert S. teamster, r. 9 Middle
Moore Alfred, clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 236 Taylor
Moore Alfred S., president American Oil Co.,
office 17-19 Main, r. 711 Joiaes
Moore Alonzo, packer, r. 921 J^ Union
Moore Ambrose, waiter, r. 108 Second
Moore and Morg^an Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 15
Moore Andrew, furniture and crockery, 1213-1215
Powell
Aloore Anthony F., barber, r. 1146 Folsom
Moore Arthur J., bootfitter, r. 215 Capp
Moore Arthur W. (Magee Jd Moore) r. 2.520 Pacific Av
Moore Austin D. (Moore & Smith) r.-2121 Buchanan
Moore Bartholomew P., secretary Cal. Furniture
Mnfg Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Moore Heujamin, uiillhand, r. 02 Perine
Moore Bethuel C. r. 625 Valencia
Moore Brothers (Charles P. and George H.) contract-
ors and builders, 330 Pine, room 11
Moore Calvin, dentist, 3-10 St. Ann's Bldg
Moore Carlos, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 22 Stanly
PI
Moore Carpar, woodcarver, r. 426 ;<j Fifth
Moore Catherine, widow, r. 1018 Hyde
Moore Catherine Mrs., housekeeper, r. 54 Louisa
Moore Charles, r. 1220 Laguna
Moore Charles B., warehouseman J. M. Pierce, r. 230
Shotwell
Moore Charles C, cashier S. F Tool Co., r. 510 Geary
Moore Charles F., clerk Jacob Lindo, r. 510 Ellis
Moore Charles J. (C. J. Moore & Co.) r. Alameda
Moore Charles P. (Moore Bros.) r. 252 Octavis
Moore Charles P., blacksmith, r. 22 Stanly PI
Moore Charles S., fish, 2206 Mission, r. 1015 Capp
Moore Charles W., physician. Nucleus Hotel
Moore C. J. & Co. (Charles J. Moore) tanners and
dealers leather, 116 Front
Moore C. M., broker, r. 1218 Ellis
Moore David, r. 314 Bush
Moore David, marble cutter, Sacramento bet Walnut
and Laurel
Moore David, teamster, r. 22 54 Seventh
Moore David Mrs., furnished rooms, 22 5< Seventh
Moore David H., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
651 Stevenson
Moore De Witt C, physician, 331 Kearny, rooms 10-11
Moore E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 615 Van Nesa Av
Moore E. D. Mrs., r. 1065 Market
Moore Edward B. Jr., traveling salesman C.H. Fargo
& Co. (Chlcngo) 425 Montgomery, room 7
Moore Edward M., clerk, r. 2122 Bush
Moore E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Pine
Moore E. J. ^Si .1. H. (Elliott J. and Joseph H.)
attorneys at law, 77-78 Montgomery Block
Moore Elizabeth Miss, nurse Nurses' Home. 1005 But
ter
Moor.' Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, r. 30 Franklin
Moore Elizabeth L., with Madison & Buike, r. 815
Bush
Mof.re Ellen, widow, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore Ellen, widow, r. 32 Hubbard
'Moor.' Kill, tt J.(K. J. >\; J. II. Moore) r. 106 Julian Av
iUXILLI&RY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY. 40540? Sansome St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FOR KAliK BY A¥.ir. FIRST-Cir.ASS
GROCERS, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS.
MOO
MOO
I W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
j IMl'OUTKHS (IK
I GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes and Numln-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Moore Elsie, tailoress, r. 358 J^ Jessie
Moore F., inusician Bush 8t. Theater
Moore, Ferguson & Co. (Jiimes Moore, John E.
Hobsou and Ebeu W. Fergusou) corumlssion
merchauts. 310 California
Moore Frank, laborer, r. 154 Clara
Moore Frank, laborer, r. 742 Tehama
Moore Frederick, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Alameda
Moore George (Crowley & Moore) r. 113 Grove
Moore George, grlpman Geary St. ER., r. 1609 Geary
Moore George A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. 1912 Wash-
ington
Moore George A., president Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of California, 418 California, r.
1511 Gough
Moore George E., laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 519
Fell
Moore George H. (Moore Bros.) r. 1 Russ
Moore George H. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. Kentucky
Moore George W., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Moore Gilbert A., clerk Oscar Moses, r. 921 J^ Union
Moore Grace Miss, teacher Kindergarten, r. 207 J^
Twelfth
Moore H. A. Mrs., bakery, 153 Eleventh
Moore HaunahMrs.. r. 717 Franklin
Moore Harry B., switchman S. P. Co., r. 1703 Howard
Moore Harry P., bookkeeper C. S. Crittenden, r. 533
O'Farrell
Moore Harry P., shipping clerk W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 22 Stanly PI
Moore H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 California
Moore Helen Mrs., teacher private school, r. 207)^
Twelfth
Moore Henry, master mariner, r. 1415 Powell
Moore Henry, with Am. Biscuit Co.. r. 1257 Mont-
gomery, rear
Moore Henry A., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.
I 153 Eleventh
Moore Henry J. teamster, r. W s Church bet Six-
j seenth and Seventeenth
Moore Henry P., actor, r. 131 Twelfth
' Moore H land A., general manager Sterling Furniture
I Co.. r. San Rafael
I Moore Horace H., bookseller, 423 Kearnv, r 430 3<S
Chestnut
Moore, Hunt & Co. (George H. Moore and Henry B.
Hunt) wholesale liquor dealers, 404 Front
Moore Irby M., office 222 Sansome, r. 733 Bush
Moore Isaac, r. 906 Dolores
Moore Isaac, bookkeeper Charles J. Hendry, r. 718
Capp
Moore Isidore C, commission merchant, 113 Front,
r. 9fi0 O'Farrell
Moore James, laborer, r. 2 Tehama
Moore James (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 1903 Baker
Moore James, dyer, r. 16 Gilbert, rear
Moore James, paying teller Nevada Bank. r. Ross
Valley, Marin Co.
Moore James, pipe fitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 305
Sixth
Moore James, stonemason, r. 12!^7 Montgomery, rear
Moore James, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mattress
Co., r. 2811 Sacramento
Moore James J., plasterer, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore James M., marker S. F. Laundry
Moore James S.. r. 542 Twenty-third
Moore James W'., commission merchant, r. 615 Van
Ness Av
Moore Jane Miss, r. E s Mississippi bet Solano and
Mariposa
Moore Jane, widow, r. 9}^ Rausrh, rear
Moore Jeremiah, plasterer, r. 26 Everett
Moore Jessie Miss. r. 237 Eleventh
Moore J. J. «te Co. (John J. Monre and E. B.
Clifford) general commission merchants and ex-
porters, 302 California, and Sydney, Australia
Moore John, r. 28 Kissling
Moore John (Moore \' Murphy) r. 16 J4 Moss
Mo 're John, bartender, r. 1203 J4 Golden Gate Av
Moore John, boot litter Mattcrn & Moore, r. 215 Capp
Moore John, boots and shoes, 1032 Folsom
Moore John, laborer, r. 120?^ Silver
Moore John, miner, r. i5W}i Leavenworth
Moore John, wood and coal, 263 Minna
Moore John A., clerk, r. 518 Golden Gate Av
Moore John C, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. '6
Eddy
Moore John C, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
Moore John E.. clerk, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore John F., druggist, r. 405 Taylor
Moore John H., operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
101 Cumberland
Moore John J. (J. J. Moore k Co.) r. 2002 Jackson
Moore John J., plumber, r. 1505 Franklin
Moore John M., fireman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 230
First
Moore John M., mining. 77-78 Montgomery Block, r.
14 Mason
Moore John O., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 1011
Post
Moore John W., porter, r. 546 Mission, rear
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. 318 Davis
Moore Joseph, Isborer, r. 1914 McAllister
Moore Joseph, marker S. F. Laundry
Moore Joseph H. (E. J. & J. H. Moore) r. 106 Julian
Av
Moore Justin (Taylor k Moore) r. 221 Powell
Moore Justin P., with Equitable Life Assurance Soc,
r. San Rafael
Moore Katherine, widow, r. 1807 Stevenson
Moore L. Mrs., r. 995 Market
Moore Lawrence M., teamster, r. 131 Twelfth
Moore Leopold P. (L. P. Moore & Co.) r. 423 Sutter
Moore Lizzie Mrs., r. 221 Minna
Moore Lorenzo A., glazier John Mallon, r. 37 Na-
toma
Moore L. P. & Co. (Leopold P. Moore) importer teas,
113 Front
Mo^e Manwell, baker, r. Church nr Twenty-seventh
Moore Margaret, furnished rooms, 35 Taylor
Moore Matia, widow, r. 143 Third
Moore Mary, widow, r. N s Sierra bet Illinois and
Michigan
Moore Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 1020 Mission
Moore Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 413 Fifth
Moore Mary B., widow, r. 313 Hyde
Moore Mary H., widow, artist, r. 1316 Larkin
Moore Matilda E. Mrs., teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 126 Collinawood
Moore Michael, guard, r. 33 Welsh
Moore Miihael, seaman, r. 527 Second
Moore Michael, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 131
Twelfth
Moore Michael, porter H. Huddleston & Co., r. 109
Van Ness Av
Moore Moses, agent Frank C. De Long, 206 Battery,
r. 800 Filbert
Moore Nathan W., principal Urban Academy, r. 1023
Hyde
Moore Nathaniel, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av
Moore Nellie Miss, teacher Union Street Kindergar-
ten, r. 625 Valencia
Moore Nettie Miss, cashier restaurant. Palace Hotel
Moore Oliver, janitor Cosmos Club, r. 429 Twenty-
sixth
Moore Orren E. (Moore & Downing) r. 2345 Howard
Moore Owen, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r. 18 First
Moore Owen, salesman D. W. Murphy & Co., r. NE cor
Second and Natoma
Moore Patrick, r. 1036M Jackson
Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 1305 Jackson
Moore Patrick, molder. r. 3 Hunt
Moore Patrick A., shoemaker G. W. Coldwell, r. N s
Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
ti3:e best
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
£4
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
THE BANCROFT COMPANY !m.7k?^st
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
MOO
859
MOR
Moore Percy p., clerk Moore & Smith, r. 2121 Bu-
chanan
Moore Peter, r. 25 second
Moore Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Moore Plicebe A., widnw, r. 1011 Pacific
Moore Raymon M., actor, r. 131 Twelfth
Moure Kichard, carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Moore Ukhard, sboemaker, 1119 Harrison
Moore Kich;ircl L., barber James M, Lackey, r. 793
Mission
Moore Kubert (Mattern & Moore) r. 215 Capp
Moore Robert, department manager Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 2624 Sacramento
Moore Robert I., r. 906 Dolores
Moore Robert S., boottitter Mattern & Moore, r. 215
Capp
Moore Robert S. , vice-president and superin-
tendent Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE
cor Howard and Beale, r. 619 Valencia
Moore Ropauna, domestic 321 Scott
Moore Rufus W., cabinetmaker, r. 2527 Mission
Moore Samuel E., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney &
Co., r. 2909 Clay
Moore Silas, carpenter John Cook, r. NE cor Seven-
teenth and Guerrero
Moore Stewart, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 155}^
Shipley
Moore Sylvester, coal, wood, hay and grain, 1757
Mission
Moore Thomas, marble cutter Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
2H11 Sacramento
Moore Thomas A., r. 1229 Mission
Moore Thomas B., carpenter and builder, 21 Golden
Gate Av, r. 452 Natoma
Moore Thomas W., r. 1026 Twenty-first
Moore V. G., Post Office Inspector, office 320 Sansome
Moore W., shearsman Geo. E. Belmor, r. 1929 Howard
Moore Walter J., printer W. A. Woodward & Co., r.
415 Powell
Moore Wellesley, clerk British Consul, r. Alameda
Moore William, deckhand stmr Modoc
Moore William, fresco painter, r. 232 Minna
Moore William, laborer, r. 3 Simpson PI
Moore William, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Moore William, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Moore William, shipping clerk Jones & Co., r. 12
Eighth
Moore William, teamster, r. 35 Hunt
Moore William A., janitor, r. 1011 Pacific
Moore William B., with Litton Springs Mineral Water
Co., r. Oakland
Moore William C, clerk, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore William C, clerk, r. 921}^ Union
Moore William D., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
603 Washington
Moore William H., clerk collection dept Wells Fargo
k Co., r, 813^ Bush
Moore William H., stevedore, r. 2119 Taylor
Moore William Joseph, salesman J, C. Johnson &
Co.. r. 510 Taylor
Moore William P. (Pissis & Moore) r. Berkeley
Moore William S., policy clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of Cal., r, 730 Sutter
Moore William U., boilermaker, r. 424 Shotwell
Moore WiJliiim W., wines and liquors, 217-219
Pine and SE cor Howard and Fourth. r.l025 Capp
Moore W. R., musician, r. 425 Green
Moore Zadok W., fruits and vegetables, 37-39 Califor-
nia Market, r. 717 Franklin
Moore * Downing (Orren E. Moore and Thomas H.
Downing) real estate, 618 Market
Moore & Murphy (John Moore and John Murphy)
boots and shoes, 138 Sixth
Moore & Scliulze (Henry A. Schulze) architects,
94 Flood Blrlg
Moore <Si Smith (Austin D. Moore and Hiram C.
Smith) lumber dealers. Pier 10 Steuiirt
•^ Moore. See Moar, Mobr, Moor and More
ii
IN THE
bxam:inkr
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Oontraots Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIDOW SHADES, ETC.
64f to 647 MARKET STREET.
Moorehead Samuel, driver Citv RR. Co., r. 1 Julian
Av
Moorehouse Laura E., widow, r. 1114 Clay
Moorhead James, department manager Levi, Stratus
k Co.. r. Occidental Hotel
1^^ Moorhead. See Morehead
Moores William, paper carrier, r. 14 Columbia Square
Moorman John, bartender, r. 504 Third
Moorman Julius C, collector L. J. Ewell, r. 727 Treat
Av
Moors Rosa A., widow, r. 2513 Mission
Moos Adolph, machinist, r. 2 Jasper PI
Moos Peter, salesman M. Hart, r. 1805 Stockton
Moosbauer Louis, photo printer, r. 1045 Market
Moose Gustav, traveling salesman Feigenbaum kCo.,
r. 435 BuBh
Moose John, cabinetmaker, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Moose W. B., r. 910 Pine
Mooser Charles E., dealer lime and cement, 334
Kearny, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser Joseph, clerk H. Plchoir, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser Louis H., bookkeeper The Brunswick-Balke-
Colleuder Co., t. 2709 Pierce
Mooser William, architect, 334 Kearny, rooms
7-9, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser William Jr., clerk California Powder Works,
r. 2709 Pierce
Moosie John, stockdriver. r. 323 Vallejo
Moote Samuel, foreman Bacon & Co., r. 2817 Howard
Mootry Thomas Jr, mining, 258 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Mora Alexander, clock repairer, r. 9 Montgomery
Court
Mora Luigi, pantryman I. Cuenin
Moraghan John 0., with M. B. Moraghan, r. 114
Ridley
MORAGHAN MICHAEL B.
oyster dealer, and proprietor oyster
beds Millljrae, San Mateo Co., depot
47-48 and 68-71 California Marlcet, r.
114 Ridley
Moraghan Thomas J., night clerk M. B. Moraghan,
r. Russ House
Moraghan Thomas P., merchant, r. 533 Sacramento
Morals Frank (Loureiro k Morals) r. 508 Broadway
Morals Joseph M., with Nathan, Dohrmaun & Co., r.
518 }<S Natoma
Moralez J. A., cook S. J. Day, r. 1217 Market
Morfln Alicia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 709 Hyde
Mora". Ann, widow, r. 2478 Tehama
Moran Annie M\ss. furnished rooms, 715 Bush, rear
Moran Annie Mrs., boarding. 20.34 Folsom
Moran Catherine, widow, r. 562'.i Natoma
Moran Christine M. Miss, compositor, r. 1113 Mont-
gomery
Moran Daniel, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Moran Daniel, saloonkeeper, r. 134 Minna
Moran Daniel J., hacknian, r. 36 Natoma
Moran Daniel M. (D. M. Moran A: Co.) r. 119 Jones
Moran Daniel W., cook, r. 515 Howar<l
Moran D. M. k Co. (Daniel M. Moran) dry goods, 128
Sixth
Moran Kdward. assistant secretary S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran Edward, driver City RR.. r. 1910 Mission, rear
Moran E.lwnrd. finman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W b
Michigan bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
. Moran Kdward, hostler John Nolan, r. 2821 California
Mor:in Edward F.. reporter Chronicle, r. .32 Alta
Moran Edward J., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
2821 California
Moran Edward M.. tinner John Lee & Co., r. 1121
Mission
Moran Eliza Miss, r. NE cor Ooueh and AuBtln
Moran Francis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1113
Montgomery
Moran Frank, blacksmith George E. Belmor, r. 7
Caroline PI
LARGE=!T TYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY
(SA's rnANciNco. «-ai<.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°^'' "'''^'sVo ??aii'rSL*l1
MOE
860
MOE
W. W. IW[ontague Sc Co.
PUIfflPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WINI>-MII.l, ANI> POWER.
ALL, SIZKS.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Moran Frank, cigarmaker Hermau Jacoby, r. 613
Natoma
Moran Frank, clerk, r. 8 Garden
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 422 Fourth
Moran Frank, tinner John Lee & Co., r. 562 5^ Natoma
Moran Frank J., teamster, r. 263 Tehama
Moran George, fireman, r. 217 Fifth
Moran Harrison, policeman, r. 326 Duncan
Moran H. L., conductor Market St. BR.
Moran James, r. 231 Sixteenth
Moran James, clerk Daniel Dodge, r. 410 Harrison
Moran James, expressman, r. 445^ Tbird
Moran James, driver, r. 8 Garden
Moran James, laborer, r. 8}^ Decatur, rear
Moran James, laborer, r. 673 Howard
Moran James, printer Thomas K. Tilley, r. 1220
Leavenworth
Moran James, teamster, r. 120 Wildey
Moran James, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 306 Green
Moran James F., policeman, r. Ahlborn House
Moran James H.. finisher Sterling Furniture Co., r.
noii Eighteenth
Moran James J., entry clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
877 Shotwell
Moran James M. (J. M. Moran & Co.) r. 839 Mission
MORAN J. M. & CO., Jan.es M.
Moran) importers dry and fancy
g'oods, nnderwear and furnisbing'
goods, 45-47 Sixtli
Moran John, r. 24 Turk
Moran John, boxmaker, r. 156 Shipley
Moran John, butcher, r. 402 Broadway
Moran John, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Moran John, guard Folsom State Prison, r. 244 Perry
Moran John, hostler Joseph Sophey, r. 822 Folsom
Moran John, inspector vaults and disinterments
Board of Health, r. 113 Grove
Moran John, laborer, r. 439 Fifth
Moran John C, brass finisher, r. 877 Shotwell
Moran John E., plumber, r. 562 ?.i Natoma
Moran John J., finisher Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. W s
Mission bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Moran John J., teas, coffees and spices, 231 Sixteenth
Moran John M., blacksmith Market St. ER., r. 314
Noe
Moran John M., bookkeeper D. M. Moran & Co.
Moran John S., manager South Point Warehouse, r.
313 Folsom
Moran Joseph, r. 1113 Montgomery
Moran Joseph, teamster Porter Bros. & Co., r. 121
Turk
Moran Joseph B., clerk South Point Warehouse, r.
439 Fifth
Moran Joseph T., clerk Superintendent Streets, r. 716
Clementina
Moran Josephine, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Moran Louis J., with American Biscuit Co., r. 1113
Montgomery
Moran Louise Miss, teacher r. 709 Hyde
Moran Maggie J. Miss, shoefitter. r. il05^ Eighteenth
Moran Maria Miss, teacher piano, r. 709 Hyde
Moran Maitin F , tinsmith, r. 562 3^ Natoma
Moran Mary, widow, r. 8 Garden
Moran Mary, widow, r. 613 Natoma
Moran Mary, widow, r. 709 Minna, rear
Moran Mary, widow, housekeeper, r. 548 Bryant
Moran Mary, dressmaker, r. 112 Langton
Moran Mary J. Mrs , r. 1651 Mission
Moran Matthew, raiser Cal. Barrel Co., r. 834 Decatur
Moran May Miss, r. 413 O'Farrell
Moran Michael, r. 918 Capp
Moran Michael, laborer, r. Dominica nr Railroad Av
Moran Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co.. r. 156 Shipley
Moran Patrick, hostler Madison & Burke, r. 8}^ De-
catur
Moran Patrick, tailor, r. 410 M Brannan
Moran Patrick, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 402
Broadway
Moran Patrick J., agent U. S. Laundry, 330 Broad-
way, r. 1113 Montgomery
Moran Philip, hiborer, r. 533 Mission
Moran Rose, widow, r. 32 Alta
Moran Thomas, r. 1024 Powell
Moran Thomas (Moran k Zieglmayr) r. 505 Green
Moran Thomas, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Moran Thomas, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor Hayes
and Lott
Moran Thomas, helper G. E. Belmor, r. 512 Howard
Moran Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Oo., r. 523
Howard
Moran Thomas, laborer, r. 726 Harrison
Moran Thomas, laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
156 Shipley
Moran Tlioinas, real estate, 413 Montgomery, r.
32 Alta
Moran Thomas J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
877 Shotwell
Moran Thomas S., hostler Madison & Burke, r. SJj
Decatur
Moran « alter H., commercial traveler Haskell &
Muegge
Moran William, assistant storekeeper Union Club, r.
1220 Leavenworth
Moran William, bottler George Goeppert & Co.^ r.
531}^ Union
Moran William, driver Northern Pac. and Pac. Ex-
press C'lS.
Moran William, gasfitter, and extraman Hose No. 5, r.
141 Eleventh
Moran William, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Moran William C, iaundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1113
Montgomery
Moran & Zieglmayr (Thomas Moran and Fred.
Zieglmayr) liquor saloon, 505 Green
Morand Florence, cook, r. 114 Trenton
Morando L. G. (Torre & Morando) r. 4 Lafayette PI
Moran te Joseph, baker, r. 648a Jessie
Morante Manuel, porter S. Levy & Co., r. 12 Hopeton
Terrace
Morasky Bertha, widow, r. 1014 Hampshire
Morbio P. A., attorney at law, 420 California,, r. 230
Haight
Morchio Charles L., waiter, r. 1107 Kearny
Morchio Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market
Morchio John, carijenter, r. 1107 Kearny
Morchio Mary Mrs., r. 1107 Kearny
Mordaunt Edward (McMahon & Mordaunt) r. 815
Pacific
Mordaunt Frank, actor Alcazar Theater, r. 313 Haight
Mordecai Isaac T., carrier Bulletin, r. 106 Montgom-
ery Block
Mordecai Monroe, papercarrier, r. 106 Montgomery
Block
Mordhorst Charles, r. 1040 California
Mordliorst Jolin C, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Mission imd Brook
Mordoff Frank W., assistant Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r.209 Seventh
More Herman, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
San Bruno
More H. F., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. San
Bruno
More Joseph J., carpenter, r. 923 Fell
More Samuel & Co. (Colin McRae Smith, Charles
Flammer and L. Euphrat) importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, 216 California
More Samuel J., inspector Custom House, r. 923 Fell
More William F., carpenter, r. 917 Fell
8^" More. See Moar, Mohr and Moore
Moreal De Brevans Harry P. (H. P. Moreal & Co.) r.
Alameda
Moreal H. P. & Co. (Harry P. Moreal) real es-
tate and loan agents, 402 Montgomery, room 4,
and 1428 Park, Alameda
LOWEST PEICES.
FINE GOODS.
LAKGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT Sr.. COR. TIIIRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
RPIID HARASZTHY & tQAms^,^?.^.
Producer* of the onl?-
NA'rUUAI. CHAMPAGNE.
MOR
861
MOR
Cal-
Moreau August, waiter Sartori & Fantinl
Moreau Maude Muie., fortune teller. 73 Fourth
Moreau Koslue Mm., proptr Hotel de France, 61
ifornia
Morehouse Btthuel, r. 812 Dolores
Morehouse George, bookkeeper, r. 1142 Howard
Morehouse George, clerk, r. 781 Mission
Morehouse George F., master mariuer, r. 1324 Bu-
cbauan
Morehouse Lillian Miss, glovemaker, r. 2840 Mission
Morehouse Matthew, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Morehouse Pierson F., bookkeeper National Iron
Works, r. East Oakland
Morehouse William P.. policeman, r. 2.'J00^ California
Moreing Mitchell J., musician, r. Gil Larkin
Moreing M. J. Mrs., hair dresser, (ill Larkin
Morel C. F. Mrs., teacher French, r. 1G2(J Sutter
Morel Charles F., teacher music, r. 1620 Sutter
: Morel Charles F. Jr., clerk S. F. Stock Exchange, r.
614 BuBh
' Moreland Frances A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1050
Howard
•Morelaud James A., agent Mills k Gibb (New York)
632 Market, r. 1024 J^ Geary
'Moreland John, r. 719>6 Branuan
! Moreland John Jr., r. 719 J^ Brannan
[Moreland W. W., Bank Commissioner, office 528
; California, r. Healdsburg, Cal.
Morelli Aquelino, milker William Hall, r. Ocean
House Koad nr Farley's Old Corner
t Morelli Candido. fruits and vegetables, 801 Stockton,
r. 923 Pacific
(Morelli Charles, waiter, r. 24 Lewis
JMorelos Antonio, cigarette mnfr, 635 Pacific, r. 823
Vallejo, rear
j Moreno Camillo N., compositor Chronicle, r. 2010
\ Mason
'Moreno Felicita, widow, r. 826 Broadway
I' Moreno Frank S., clerk, r. 1114 Powell
['Moreno J., r. 1318 Diipont
['Moreno Joseph, longshoreman, r. 335 Bryant
Moreno Joseph G. (Moreno & Zaput) r. 335 Bryant
Moreno Manuel, porter Cahen Bros., r. 525 Montgom-
ery Av
Moreno William C. watchman, r. 1114 Powell
Moreno & Zaput (Joseph G. Moreno and Peter Zaput)
restaurants, 232 Brannan and W s Illinois bet
Butte and Napa
Moreiizoni Johu(Leoni & Morenzoni) r. 511 Broadway
Moresco Domenico, scavenger, r. 9 Hinckley
Moresi Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 521 Union
Moresi Giovanni, laborer, r. 521 Union
Moreni Peter G., liquor saloon, 317 Montgomery Av,
r. 21 Vandewater
Moresi Pietro. cook, r. 521 Union
Moresi Steflfano, waiter, r. 521 Union
Moressi Giovanni, tinsmith, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Moret Ernest, cook. r. 253 Clementina
Moreton Arthur, clerk, r. 558 Seventeenth
Moreton William, liquor saloon, 32 Montgomery, r.
558 Seventeenth
Moretti Attilio (Moretti & Trezzini) r. St. Ann's Bldg
Moretti Rinaldo (Mascherini & Co.) r. 718 Greenwich
MORETTI & TREZZINI
(Attilio Moretti and Bernardo Trezzini)
artists, fresco painting, 71-73 St. Ann'*
Bldcr
Morey Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Morey Elizabeth J., widow, r. 1028 J^ Folsom
Morey Frank J., clerk Charles Montgomery & Co., r.
7 Hampton PI
Morey Harry B., artificial stone mnfr, .331 Duncan
Morey H. D., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 634 Vallejo
Morey Henry V., r. 407 Montgomery Av
Morey John, jeweler Pohlmann & Heiduska, r. 3 Sey-
mour PI
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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 NIARKET STREET.
Morey John, miner, i. 261 First
Morey Roswell K., superintendent Union Box
Factory, r. Ouklai.d
Morey S., conductor Sutter St. KR., r. 208)^ Central
Av
Morey Sabie E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 1028 !« Folsom
Morey 8. E., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Morey Warren W., artificial stone and concrete worker,
r. 311 Seventeenth, rear
8^" Morey. See Mowry
MorffeAV Thomas, D. D. S., dentist, 8 Montgom-
ery, r. 1725 Pine
Morfitt Arthur, bartender John Krehnike
Morgan Albert W., paper carrier, r. 818 Grove
Morgan Alfred (Mort,'an Bros. -and Morgan Bros, and
Canham) r. 13 Middle
Morgan August, drayman Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. 336
Vallejo
Morfran Ben, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 9, r.
Berkeley
Morgan Brothers (George W. and Alfred) men's fur-
nishing goods, 218 Montgomery
Morgan Brothers k Canham (Alfred and George W.
Morgan and Frederick Canham) fruits, 616 Mar-
ket
Morg'an C. B. , secretary Judson Manufacturing
Co.. 8 Pine, r. Oakland
Morgan Charles A., bookkeeper Wsterhouse & Les-
ter, r. 1006 Post
Morgan Charles L., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 597
Ellis
Morgan C. J., shipping clerk Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r.
662 Filbert
niorgfan Clark H., secretary and treasurer Paci-
fic Hardware Co., 934 Mission, r. 721 Franklin
Morgan D. W., office 330 Pine, room 11, r. Oakland
Morgan Edward, laborer, r. 13 Riteh
Morgan Edward, upholsterer, r. 138)4 Shipley
Morgan Edward B , bricklayer, r. 607 Ivy Av
Morgan Edward H. (Mau, Sadler Jb Co.) r. Oakland
Morg-an Ed-win D. , cashier First National Bank
of San Francisco, 315 Muntgomery, r. 2312 Clay
Morgan E. M., r. 619 McAllister
Morgan EnocH Sons Co., sapdlio, C. W. Co-
burn & Co. agents, 6 Battery
Morgan Frank, r. 631 Sacramento
Morgan Frederic, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 806
Bush
Morgan Frederick C, secretary The Morgan
Oyster Co., 612-614 Third, r. 609 Twenty-fifth
Morgan George, cabinetmaker, r. 127 Oak
Morgan George A., liquor saloon, 28(iO Howard
Morgan George F. G., physician and druggist, NE
cor Union and Lnguna
Morgan George R., clerk Davis, Haber k Co., r. 16
Bond
Morgan George W. (Morgan Bros, and Morgan Bros.
k Canham) r. 512 Leavenworth
Morgan George W., plumber G. k E. Snook, r. 929
Eighteenth .
Morgan (iuy S. (Marshutz & Morgan) r. 1C09 Golden
Gate Av
Morgan Hamilton, bookkeeper Pac. Hardware Co., r.
721 Franklin
Morg'in Harry, druggist A. L. Lcngfeld, r. 217 Polk
Morgan Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Morgan Horace, janitor Olympic Club, r. Oakland
Morgan Horace W., dairy, 13 Twenty-sixth
Morgan Hugh, r. 141 Second
Morgan J. A. k Son (Joseph A. and William H.) Ball
loft. 7 Clay
Morgan James, laborer, r. 11 Hnggin
Morgan James, painter, r. 668 Mission
Morgan James, plun)ber C. Ooger
Morgan Janus B., paper carrier, r. 818 Grove
Morgan James H.. tinner, r. 636 Commercial
Morgan J. D., buyer Kcane Bros., r. 604 Geary
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. 1
Morgan John, r. 1112 Harrison
Mor^'an John, canvasser, r. 63(i Commercial
Morgan John, gripman Market St. RK., r. 20C0 Mc-
Allister
Morgan John, policeman, r. 22 Howard Court, rear
Morgan John, policeman, r. 679 J^ Harrison
Morgan John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 406 Bryant
Morgan John C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 32 Golden Gate
Av
Morgan John F., clerk Button & Partridge, r. 1831 M
O'Farrell
Morgan Jolin S. , president The Morgan Oyster
Co., 612-614 Third, r. 509 Twenty-fifth
Morgan John S. D., bookkeeper Porter Bros., l. 630
Sacramento
Morgan John T., car driver, r. 2544 J<J Folsom
Morgan Joseph, printer, r. 336 Vallejo
Morgan Joseph A. (J. A. Morgan & Son) r. 717 Seven-
teenth
Morgan Joseph P., withBartling, Phillips & Stllwell,
r. 1831}^ O'Farrell
Morgan J. R., salesman O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Morgan Julia D. Miss, r. California Av nr Howard
Morgan Ky Miss, r. 1008 Larkin
Morgan Leon, stock clerk E. Frank & Son, r. 1802
Post
Morgan Levi A., bran packer J. Martenstein & Co., r.
929 Eighteenth
Morgan Lucy Mrs., nurse, r. 227 Leavenworth
Morgan M. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Guerrero
Morgan Martin, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Morgan Mary, waitress Annie C. Lundin, r. 331 Lang-
ton
Mor^jan Maxwell H., carpenter, r. 305 Minna
Morgan Melville G.. bartender J. A. G. Hanson, r. 2G
Turk
Morgan Micliael R., major U. S. A., Chief Com-
missary Subsistence Division Pacific, Department
California, 208 Phelau Bldg, r. Occidental
Hotel
MORGAN OYSTER CO. THE
Jolin S. JMorgam president, John Crel-
lin vice-president, Frederick C. Mor-
gan secretary, 613-614; TUird
Morgan P., clerk Judson Mufg Co., r. Oakland
Morgan P. Mrs., r. 1836 Powell
Morgan Pasquala Mrs., r. 143 Clara
Morgan Patrick, fireman stmr Geo. W. Elder
Morgan Patrick, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 64
First
Morgan Patrick, stableman, r. 371 Natoma
Morgan Percy R., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1928
Golden Gate Av
Morgan Percy T., secretary Electric Develop-
ment Co., 323 Pine, r. Cosmos Club
Morgan Rawlins, clerk Rutledge & Nixon, r. 1206
Howard
Morgan R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 805 Bush
Morgan Robert, butcher stmr City of New York
Morgan Rose E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
Schiol. r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Morgan Samuel G., clerk H. A. Rosenbaum. r. 336
O'Farrell
Morgan Samuel Mrs., r. 1606 Post
Morgan Samuel S., laborer, r. W s Illinois bet Butte
and Napa
Morgan Thomas, hostler City RR., r. 31 Julian Av
Morgan Thomas E., blacksmith, r. 2 Pearl
Morgan Vaughan, boilermaker, r. 112 Tehama
Morgan William, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Illino's bet Butte and Napa
Morgan William, wagonmaker A. McGregor, r. 607
Fourth
Morgan William H. (J. A. Morgan & Son) r. 717}^
Morgan William H., sailmaker, r. 32 Minna
Morgan William I. (W. I. Morgan k Co.) r. 2910 Bush
MORGANW.I.&CO.ae.,.,.
real estate, and House brokers, 512
California. (See advertisement real
estate agents, classified)
Morg m William J., porter stmr Acapulco
Morgan William M., cabinetmaker, r. 127 Oak
Morgan William P. (Levison Bros.) r. 1451 Franklin
Morgan W. O., correspondent Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos., r. Oakland
Morgana Giuseppe, compositor L'ltalia, r. 336 Val-
lejo
Morgeuroth Herman, teacher music, r. 411 Pacific
Morgenstern Albert, real estate, r. 502 Taylor
Morgeustern Alfred W., butcher. 644-546 Third and
9 Berry
Morgenstern Louis A., r. 539 Turk
Morgenstern Millard (Hecht & Morgenstern) r. 623
Larkin
Morgenstern Minna Mrs. , nurse, r. 512 Stevenson
Morgenstern Rachel Miss, milliner, r. 1118 Leaven-
worth
Morgenstern Samuel, real estate and insurance, 325
California, r. 1118 Leavenworth
Morgentlial Anthony, attorney at law, 103
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Morgenthal Henry, junk dealer, r. 1213 Pacific, rear
Morgenthaler Frederick, chief cook Palace Hotel
Morgeuthau Gustave, superintendent Mission Soap
and Candle Works, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Henry, traveling salesman Max Morgen-
thau, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Jesse, with Max Morgenthau, r. 924
Geary
Morgenthau Leopold, clerk Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 924 Geary
Morgenthau Max, proptr Mission Soap and Candle
Works, office 108 Bush, r. 924 Geary
Morgridge Charles H., janitor Guide, r. 1410 Leaven-
worth
Morgue City and County, Dunbar Alley, rear
Old City Hall
Morhard Charles, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 638 Com-
mercial
Moriarty Charles W., driver City RR., r. 1 Julian Av
Moriarty Daniel, r. 741 Tehama
Moriarty David, salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 14
Kearny
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, r. 316 Langton
Moriarty Dennis Jr., cooper, r. 316 Langton
Moriarty Eugene, r. Lewis nr Congdon
Moriarty Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 708 Mission, r. 37
Powell Av
Moriarty John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 16 Preston PI
Moriarty John, laborer, r. 22 Howard Court
Moriarty John, milk ranch, . Eighth Av and Alms
House Road
Moriarty Louis, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Moriarty Mary Mrs., r. 106 Twenty-third
Moriarty Michael, cooper, r. 316 Langton
Moriarty Morris, laborer, r. 1329 Minna
Moriarty Morton, milker John Moriarty
Moriarty Robert, laborer, r. 1220 Green
Moriarty Thomas, r. 525 Bryant
Moriarty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 42 Ecker
Moriarty Timothy, dairyman, SE cor Clement and
Nineteenth Av
Moriatti Mary, widow, r. 410 Grove, rear
Morigo Carmine, barber U. G. Riso, r. 621 Broadway
Morin John, seaman, r. NorthPacific Hotel
Morine John, laborer, r. Arion House
Morine Thomas, teamster Capitol Mill, r. 1747 Mission
Morisi Leone Mme., magnetic healer, 7 Grand Av
Morison Robert J., bookkeeper S. F. Wool Exchange,
r. 540 Twenty-third bet Valencia and Bartlett
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Morlson Samuel A., real estate, 509 Montgomery,
room 7, r. Oaklaud
B^ Morison. See Morrison
Moritz Ferdinand H., cook Ravn & Christesen, r. 9
Bryant Av
Moritz John C, butcher, r. 711)4 Filbert
KJ'" Moritz. See Maurice and Morris
Moritzen John, waiter, r. 14 Pwrk Av
Morlzio Josepli, miiiing secretary, 328 Montgom-
ery, room '2i, r. 924 Pacific
Mork Jacob H., clerk County Clerk's office, r. 927
Market
Mirk Margaret, widow, r. 403 Green
Morken Heury E., clerk, r. 1421 Webster
Morken Sarah M., widow, r. 1421 Webster
Morlan Amelia E. Mies, r. 711 Treat Av
Morley Bernard, hog ranch, N s St. Thomas nr Savan-
nah
Morley F. E., master mariner, r. 614 Sutter
Morley Michael A., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 10
Clara
Morling William, boilermaker, r. 660 Howard
MorlocK Charles F., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
fi08 Leavenworth
Morlock Charles G., salesman William Peck & Co., r.
1618 Post
Morlock Frederick, dairy produce, 25 Centre Market,
r. 1608 California
Morlock Frederick Jr., fencemaker Cal. Wire Works,
r. 1608 California
Morlock William F., porter Wellman, Peck jc Co., r.
1618 Post
Moineau Henry, varieties, 544 Green
Morning Call (daily and weekly) San Francisco
Call Co. publishers, 525 Montgomery, branch of-
fice 710 Market, editorial rooms 509 Clay
Moro Tomasa, r. 1112 Kearny, rear
Moron Benjamin, restaurant, 613 Clay, r. Ala-
meda
Moroney J. Frank, bookkeeper E. Cahill & Co., r. 1522
Mission
Moroney John, laborer, r. 753 Brannan
Moroney John, liauor saloon, 1009 Harrison, r. 1710
Bush
Moroney Lee D., with Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1522 Mis-
Moroney Mary, bakery, 913 Bryant
Moroney Mary E. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1710 Bush
Moroney Paul, stockbroker, r. 1522 Mission
Moroney William, clerk Mrs. 8. Shirek
US'" Moroney. See Maroney
Morosco Charles, ticket agent Morosco's Amphi-
theater, r. 727 Howard
Morosco Walter (Morosco & Byrnes) r. 727 Howard
Morosco & Byrnes (Walter Morosco and John C.
Byrnes) proptrs Morosco's Amphitheater, S s
Howard bet Third and Fourth
Morosco's Amphitheater, Morosco & Byrnes proptrs,
S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Morreli John, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Morrell Abraham J., real estate, 512 Montgomery, r.
916 Howard
Morreli Charles, teacher banjo, 430 Kearny, r. 419
Powell
Morreli Charles F. Jr., bookmaker, r. 614 Bush
Morreli Frank D., agent Norton Door Check and
Spring, 224 Market, r. 1614 Bush
Morreli William, blacksmith, r. 101 First
8^ Morreli. See Morel and Morrill
Morrelle Franklin T., bookkeeper Occidental Self
Endowment Association, r. 2!^ Sumner
Morrello Peter, seaman stmr Acanulco
Morrill Eliza, widow, r. 618 Ellis
Morrill Grant A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan h
Hayden Co., r. 706 Taylor
Morrill Louis, carpenter, r. 314M Ritch
Morrill Oliver C, r. 712)4 Leavenworth
t & J, mm & CO,
ifacfarerH of
WINDOW SHADES. 0
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
4^
IN the:
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Morrill Paul Mrs., widow, r. 706 Taylor
B^ Morrill. See Morel and Morreli
Morris A. & Sou (Abraham and Henry) fancy goods,
106 (iraut Av
Morris Aaron, commission merchant, r. 308 Grove
Morris Abraham (A. Morris & Son) r. 631 Golden
Gate Av
Morris Abraham, marble yard, 216 Fifth, r. 2605 Sac-
rau)ento
Morris Abraham, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 914 Howard
Morris Abraham J., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 648
Natoma
Morris Adolph, tailor, 122 Third, r. 2034 Mission .
Morris Amos, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1316 Scott
Morris Annie, domestic 823 Capp
Morris Annie Miss, clerk, r. 701 Point Lobos Road
Morris Augosta, widow, r. 623!^ McAllister
Morris Austin, gardener, r. 1604 Larkin
Morris B. & Co. (Benjamin Morris) mnfg jewelers,
110)4 Sutter
Morris Beer Preserving Co., Alfred Moore president,
105 Beale
Morris Benjamin (B. Morris & Co.) r. 1008 Sutter
Morris Benjamin S., clerk Lesser Bros., r. 12 Hyde
Morris Benjamin S., salesman, r. 914 Howard
Morris Bernard, r. 2729 California
Morris ("atherine, widow, r. 539 Natoma
Morris Charles, janitor, r. 8 Miles PI
Morris Charles, scene painter, r. 611 Pine
Morris Charles C, clerk, r. 242 Townsend
Morris Charles L., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 444 j
Brannan |
Morris Charles L., molder, r. 112 Second |
Morris Cornelius R., clerk Post Office, r. 803 Hyde
Morris David (Morris & Son) r. 152 Ninth
Morris David S., bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 914 How-
ard
Morris David W., examiner Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Morris Dennis, expressman, SE cor Washington and
Davis, r. 701 Geary
Morris Dennis, fruits and vegetables, 701 Point Loboa
Av
Morris D. J., waiter, r. 362 Jessie
Morris E<lward, painter, r. 787 Folsom
Morris Edward, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 1510 Oc-
tavia
Morris Edward J., carriage blacksmith A. Folsom *
Son, r. 512 Geary, rear
Morris Edward W., news agent, r. 2729 California
Morris Ellen, widow, r. 546 Fifteenth
Morris Eugene, manager branch Contra Costa Laun-
dry Assn. 30 Geary, r. 522 Bush
Morris E. Van Sy.kel, engineer, r. 36 Clay
Morris Eva Miss. r. 2906 California
Morris Frank, pUiinbor. r. 210ii O'Farrell
Morris Frank B.. bookkeeper Eagle Tannery, r. 209
Twenty-fouith
Morris Frederick W., sexton Plymouth Cougrega-
tional Church, r. 1612 Eddy
Morris G. D.. driver Sutter St. RR.
Morris George, waiter, r. 280 Minna
Morris George Rev., editor and proptr The California
Voice. 328 Pacific r. Alameda
Morris George L., r. 214 Golden Gate Av
Morris H. Mrs., widow, r. 507 Fulton
Morris Harriet, widosv, r. 153)4 Third
Morris Hartz, expressman, r. 40 South Park
Morris H. D., r. 2'20 Fremont
Morris Uonry (A. Morris & Son) r. 631 Golden Gate
Av
Morris Henry, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Morris Henry, drayman, r. 32 Willow Av
Morris Henry, expressman SE cor Bush and Sansome
Mi>rri^ Henrv, porter D. Lundy, r. 1006)4 Natoma
I Morris Henry, tailor, 223 Sixth
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Importers and Dealers in
EXar>TSH AND AMKUIOAN
Encaustic, Uluzed und Plain.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Morris Henry C, salesman H. Kramer, r. 914 Howard
Morris Henry D., commission merchant, iron and
steel, '220 Fremont, r. Oakland
Morris Henry F., bookkeeper George S. Ingersoll, r.
Oakland
Morris Henry S., capitalist, 630 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Morris Henry W., barber George W. Arthur, r. 1810
Post
M irris Israel, entry clerk S. Levy & Co., r. 406 Gough
Morris J. Mrs., widow, r. 421 Second
Morris J. Mrs., widow, r. 925 Geary
Morris James, r. 621 California
Morris James, r. 512 Geary, rear
Morris James, real estate agent, 434 Kearny, r. 1714
Hyde
Morris James D., r. 362 Jessie
Morris J. E., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 302 Mont-
gomery
Morris J. Henry, hardware, 1804 Market, r. 7 Van
Ness Av
Morris John, brakeman, r. 448 Sixth
Morris John, cigars and stationery, 106 Seventh
Morris John, coal passer stmr San Bias, r. 206Steuart
Morris John, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, r.
709 M Minna
Morris John B. C, salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 1320
Mission
Morris John D., bookkeeper Chamberlin & Eichen-
berg, r. 902 Laguna
Morris John Z., deputy TJ. S. Internal Revenue, r.
Alameda
Morris Joseph, fireman, r. 641 First
Morris Joseph, retoucher George D. Morse, r. 339
Turk
Morris Joseph, salesman, r. 914 Howard
Morris Joseph, upholsterer, W. H. Rickard & Co., r.
22 Sixth
Morris Joseph J., shipping master, 524 Battery, r.
1229 Filbert
Morris Joseph J., traveling agent, r. 1043 Mission
Morris Joseph M., r. 2116 Post
Morris Julius, assistant bookkeeper Keane Bros., r.
623^ McAllister '
Morris Julius, cigar dealer, r. 100 Octavia
Morris Julius, clerk W. Cohen & Co.
Morris Julius, salesman, r. 914 Howard
Morris Kate, domestic S W cor Pacific Av and Bu-
chanan
Morris Kevy, commission merchant, r. 406 Gough
Morris Lemuel P., carpenter and builder, 903 Jones,
r. Oakland
Morris Lewis, tailor, r. 722 Turk
Morris Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking. 522 Bush
Morris Louis, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
707 Stockton
Morris Louisa, \fridow, r. 307 Linden Av
Morris M., cook-Talace Hotel
Morris Mark H. (Morris & Enkle) r. 522 Bush
Morris Martin, baker M. Slavin, r. 1324 Dupont
Morris Martin, clerk, r. NW cor Louisiana and Sierra
Morris Martin, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 563
Mission
Morris Martin, waiter, r. 268 Clementina
Morris Mary Miss, r. 2106 O'Farrell
Morris Mary Mrs., r. 2106 O'Farrell
Morris Mary E.Mrs., stenographer John F. English,
r. 1 Torrens Court
Morris Michael J., liquor saloon, 16 Fifth, r. 5 Mint Av
Morris Nathan, junk dealer, r. 1025 Laguna
Morris Patrick, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 44 Morris
Av
Morris Peter, sewer worker, r. 60 Norfolk
Morris Peter, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. 2928 Sac-
ramento
Morris Peter, tinsmith, r. 833 Pacific
Morris Pianos, F. W. Spencer & Co. sole agents,
723 Market
Morris Pinous, merchant, r. 209 Eleventh
Morris R. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Freelon
Morris R. Mrs., r. l-'MO Octavia
Morris Ri( hard A., laborer, r. 416 Seventh, rear
Morris Robert, stenographer, r. 314 Fremont
Morris Robert V., carpenter, r. Dominica nr St. John
Morri.s Rose Miss, saleslady Mrs. K. Adcock, r. 209
Eleventh
Morris S. & Co. (Slgmond Morris) real estate, 305
Kearny
Morris Samuel, r. 914 Howard
Morris Samuel, actor, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
Morris Samuel, engraver, r. 732 Hayes
Morris Samuel F., collector Spring Valley W. W, r. 1
707 Mason
Morris Sigmond (S. Morris & Co.) r. 732 Hayes
Morris Simon, general mPrchandl?e, 841 Washington
Morris T.. solicitor, r. Monterey House
Morris Terrence, bartender, r. 3J^ Larkin
Morris Theodore (Morris & Son) r. 152 Ninth
Morris Thomas, carpenter, r. 33 Juniper
Morris Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Morris Av
Morris Thomas, messenger Headquarters Division of
the Pacific, TJ. S. A., r. Phelau Bklg j
Morri.^ Thomas C, bookkeeper L. P. Moore & Co., r. '
Alameda
Morris Thomas J., liquor saloon, 160 First
Morris Willard B. (Sims k Morris) r. 814 Waller
Morris William (Morris & Kennedy) r. Oakland
Morris William, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Morris William H., helper Henry Rhodes, r. 615
Locust Av
Morris William L., collector Dr. C. Max Richter, r.
17 H Madison Av
Morris & Enkle (Mark H. Morris and Jacob M. Enkle)
barbers. 315 Bush
Morris <& Kennedy (William Morris and John
F. Kennedy) importers and dealers moldings,
paintings, engravings, artists' materials, etc..
19-21 Post
Morris & Sou (David and Theodore) machinists and
model makers. 105 Fremont
8^ Morris. See Maurice and Moritz
Morrisci M., cooper Kohler * Frohling
Mnrrisey James, r. 812 Octavia
Morrisey James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Morrisey John, collector, r. California Av nr Eugenie
Morrisey John, fireman stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Morrisey John, laborer, r. 25 Freelon
Morrisey Mary, widow, r. 21 Caroline
Morrisey Michael, r. 402 Broadway
Morrisey Morris, longshoreman, r. 401 Main
Morrispy Richard, boilermaker, r. 34}^ Rausch, rear
Morrisey Richard, laborer, r. 744 Folsom
8^" Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrish Thomas, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 35
Taylor
Morrison A. Frank, joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
448 Sixth
Morrison Albert E., salesman Hills Bros., r. Oakland
Morrison Alexander F. (O'Brien, Morrison & Dainger-
field) attorney at law, 402 Montgomery, r. 2328
Folsom
Morrison Alice, widower. 316 Eighteenth
Morrison Alice M., student, r. 679 Harrison
Morrison Alonzo, tilesetter Bush & Mallett, r. 11
Glover
Morrison Andrew H., journalist, r. 417 Twenty-
second
Morrison Andre-»v J., chief cashier Palace
Hotel, r. 13 Webster
Morrison Andrew W., assistant engineer Sutter St.
RR., r. 119 Olive Av
Morrison Ann Miss, r. 29.S7 Sixteenth
Morrison Archibald, finisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 2328 Folsom
Morrison Augustus G., lumber surveyor, r. 1110
Sanchez
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Morrison Charles F., clerk, r. 2826 Howard
Morrison C W.. s-aiuan. r. North Pacific Hotel
Morrison David, horse dealer, r. 31G Eighteenth
Morrison David Mrs., widow, r. 31G Eighteenth
Morrison E., clerk Davi-s Bros., r. 1333 California
Morrison Edward, laborer, r. W s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Morrison Edward J., porter, r. 1708^4 Jessie
Morrl>ou Edward W., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 612
Ellis
Morrison Francis, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
i\ Natoma
Morrison Frank C, timekeeper, r. 746 Howard
Morrison George H., lumber dealer, .575 Brannan r.
2826 Howard
Morrison George H., with The History Co., r. 908
Guerrero
Morrison George W., clerk, r. 417 Twenty-second
Morrison Hector F., mining, r. 642 Stevenson
Morrison Henry, artificial sidewalk maker, r. 9 Nor-
folk
Morrison Henry, teamster, r. 1150^ Folsom
Morrison Howard, propertyman Tivoil Opera House,
r. 355 Jessie
Morrison James, r. 417 Green
Morrison James, cleik, r. 26 Albion Av
Morrison James, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837
Howard
Morrison James, engineer, r. 216 Minna
Morrison James, printer, r. Butte bet Hampshire and
Potrero Av
Moriison James, tinner John Lee & Co., r. 1222 Mis-
sion
Morrison James R. , actor, r. 425 Geary
Morrison James W., tanner Raymond. Stjuires & Co.,
r. 2929 M Sixteenth
Morrison John, r. 691 Twenty-third
Morrison John, bookkeeper, r. 902 Laguna
Morrison John, deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 659
Noe
Morrison John, teamster, r. 705 Fifteenth
Morrison John Jr., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co. , r. 659 Noe
Morrison John B., blacksmith, 436 Valencia, r. 417
Twenty-second
Morrison John H., conductor S. P. Co., r.26J4 Kearny
Morrison John M., painter, r. 417 Twenty-second
Morrison John R., teacher, r. 923 Jones
Morrison Joseph H., teamster, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Joseph R., bookkeeper M. Holje, r. 1427
Jackson
Morrison Kenneth C, conductor Clay St, RR., r. 1527
Clay, re.-ir
Morrison Kate Miss, cardmaker, r. 603 Ellis
Morrison M., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2000 Mc-
Allister
Morrison M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Fell
Morrison M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2525 Pine
Morrison Margaret Mrs., r. 528 Eddy
Morrison Mary E. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grnnirnar .School, r. 2328 Folsom
.tlorrison Mary J,, widow, r. C79 Harrison
Morrison Michael, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
tforrison Neil G.. r. 1333 California
JorriHon Parker P., steward, r. 679 Harrison
ilorrison Patrick, longshoreman, r. 18 Davis
iorrlson Roy, seaman, r. 504 Davis
iorrison Samuel H., gasfitter Fritz k Kean, r. SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Church
lorrison Samuel L., teamster, r. 1427 Jackson
lorrison Sarah, widow, r. 1810 Leavenworth
lorrison Thomas H., real estate, 419 California,
room 5 r. 13 Webster
lorrison Thomas M., expressman, NE cor Fourth
and Berry, r. 16?.i Gilbert
lorrison William, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
lorrison William, gasfitter William F. Wilson
torrison William, plumber, r. 903 Twenty-third
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641 to 647 KAI^KTi"^ ^TP.SST.
upholsterer Alex. Jansen, r. 104
Morrison William G., clerk Post Office, r. 417 Twenty
second
Morrison William L,
Fair Oaks
Morrison William P., capitalist, ofllce 1140 Market
Morriso< Winfield 8., foreman Stearns. Worden 4 Co
r. 612 Ellis
Morrison Winfield S., waiter, r. 110 Seventh
Morrison W. P., correspondent Mau, Sadler & Co. r
327 Geary
0^" Morrison. See Morlson
Morris.sey Anne II rs., groceries and liquors, 210 Fifth
Morrispey Charles E., harnessmaker, r. 1816 Hyde
Morris.sey David, fireman stmr Madrona, r.3!i Broad-
way
Morrissey Frank, coremaker, r. 31 Natoma
Morrissey James, r. 705 Larkin
Morrissey James 11., dairym.iu, r. 1816 Hyde
Morrissey John, expressman, 215 Bush, r." 440 Tehama
Morrissey John, hostler Somers & Healey
Morrissey John, shoemaker, r. .529 Sacramento
Morrissey John L., r. 464 Tehama
Morrissey John M., wigmaker, r. 1816 Hyde
Morrissey John W., bricklayer r. 1816 Hyde
Morrissey John W., laborer, r. 2316 54 Mason
Morrissey Joseph, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue
Morrissey Joseph, shoecutter, r. 333 Tehama
Morrissey Julia, widow, r. 78 Clementina
Morrissey Maggie Miss, dressmaker Robert Hodge, r.
W s Kentucky bet Sierra aad Nevada
Morrissey Maruaret widow, r. W s Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Morrissey Michael, gardener, r. 1313 Scott
Morrissey Michael, laborer P. M. 3S. Co., r. 81 Clem-
entina
Morrissey Michael, packer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 1710 Sacramento
Morrii^sey Patrick, ciirpenter, r. 447 Tehama
Morrissey Robeit, collector P. C. Molloy
Morrissey Robert, machinist, r. .532 Folsom
Morrissey Thomas, dresser St. Mary's Hwspltal
Morrissey Walter, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Bat-
tcry
Morrissey William, laborer, r. 32 Dolores
Morrissey William E., waiter, r. 142^4 Fourth
Morrissey William F., gardener, r. 1816 Hyde
I©" Morrissey. See Morrisey
Morrosco von Laugau C. Mrs., physician, 1045 Mis-
sion
Morrosco von Langau George, publisher, r. 1045 Mis-
sion
Morrow Almond R., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue
Mt)rrow B. A. Mrs. (Morrow & Co.) r. 504 Greenwich
Morro-\v Frederick B., president Pacific Metal
Works, 141-143 First, r. Oakland
Morrow George (George Morrow A: Co.) r. Temescal
Morro^v Georue <S{ Co. (George and George P.
Morrow and Alexander O. Mulligan) hay. grain
and coniraisslou merchants, 39 Clay and 28 Com-
mercial
Morrow George P. (George Morrow & ('o.) r. Temescal
Morrow J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 12.'I4 Treat Av
Morrow James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Natoma
Morrow James, liousemover, r. 1141 Howard
Morro^v •Tames A., secretary and treaKuror Pacific
Metal Works, 141-143 FirHt,'r. Oakland
Morrow James D., laborer, r. 2i) Minna
Morrow Jeniiii' Miss, r. .'UOfii^ California
Morrow J-roine. r. 7.'i4 .Mlrision
Morrow John, teamster I. S. Van Winkle Jk Co., r. 22S
Hickory Av
Morrow John F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1234
Treat Av
Morrow Lizzie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1045 MiMion
Morrow M. J. Mrs (Mormw ft Co.) r. 504 Greenwich
Morrow Peter, barber, 134 Ninth
Morrow Peter A., halter, r. 134 Ninth
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Manufacturers of
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309, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
]>Iorro-»v R. F., real estate, 414 California, r. 916 j
Leavenworth
Morrow Sarah Miss, r. 1045 Mission |
Morrow William F., carrier Post Offioe, r. 134 Ninth |
Morrow William H., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 600 Bush
Morro-»v William W. (Morrow & Stratton) and
member of Congress Fourth Congressional Dis-
trict, r. 600 Bush
Morrow William W., porter Pacific Free Warehouse,
r. 430 Twenty-ninth
Morrow .^: Co. (Mrs M. J. and Mrs. B. A. Morrow)
mufrs corsets, 504 Greenwich
Morrow <& Stratton (William W. Morrow and
Frederick S. Strattonj attorneys at law, 325 Mont-
gomery, rooms o2-33
Morse Albion H., master mariner, r. 2202 Steiner
Morse Benjamin T., carpenter, r. 914}^ Valencia
Morse Caroline, r. 619 Stevenson
Morse Cecilia, widow, r. 29 Morris Av
Morse Cecilia, domestic 666 Howard
Morse Charles, assistant engineer stmr City of Peking
Morse Charles A., mining secretary, r. 2330 Fillmore
Morse Charles B., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Morris Av
Morse Charles C. (Loomis & Morse) r. Oakland
Morse C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 952 Bush
Morse E. A., commission broker, r. 1717 Larkin
Morse Edward, r. 630 Sutter
Morse Emma L. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co.. r. 658
Harrison
Morse Ernest, seaman, r. 3 Haggin
Morse Fanny, widow, teacher music, r. 510 Taylor
Morse Frank, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 120 Seventh
Morse Fremont, sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 1423 Washington
Morsr George, ice engineer stmr Colima
Morse George D., photographic gallery, 826 Mar-
ket, Phelan Bldg
Morse George E., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
1717 Larkin
Morse George J., master schr Garfield. ofBce 48 Mar-
ket
Morse George W., hay and grain, SE cor Ellis and
Devisadero, r. 2031 Ellis
Morse Georgia C. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Morse Harry N., oflice 417 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Morse Henry, waiter The Baldwin, r. 666 Howard
Morse Henry, watchman, r. 31 Alta
Morse Herbert A., r. 331 Montgomery
Morse H. G., master stmr Alameda, r. Palace Hotel
Morse H. Wolcott, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
r. Palace Hotel
Morse I. H. di Co. (Isaac H. Morse and John G.
Dalglish) commission merchants and sole agents
King, Morse & Co., and Eastern cider, 627 Front
Morse Isaac H. (I. H. Morse & Co.) and president
King-Moise Canning Co.. NW cor Broadway and
Sansome, r. 1423 Washington
Morse James H., janitor, r. 927 Washington, rear
Morse J. J., lecturer, r. 331 Turk
Morse John F., physician and surgeon, and sur-
geon German and City and County Hospitals, office
200 Stockton, hours" 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M., r.
1228 'i Bush
Morse R. H., r. 906 Market
Morse Robert H., carrier Post Office, r. 29 Morris Av
Morse Sarah M., widow, r. 658 Harrison
Morse SIgourney B., advertising clerk Report, r. 2330
Fillmore
Morse Stephen H., proptr The Inglewood, 126 Fifth
Morse Thomas R., stock fitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 11 Hickory Av
BS?" Morse. See Morss and Moss
Morshead John W., livery stable, 25 Washington, r.
1011 Devisadero
Morshead Philip, bookkeeper John W. Morshead, r.
1011 Devi8;idero
Morsner August, bartender, r. 212 First
Morss George A., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
Mortee Thomas B., deputy Assessor, r. 27 Taylor
Mortell Edgar H., mastter mariner, r. 316 Oak
Mortenscn E. Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 1003
Mission
Mortenseu Jens P., lodgings, 606 Third
Mortenseu John P., seaman, r. 5 Caroline
Mortensen Paul, seaman, r. 1108 Powell
Mortenseu Thomas, master mariner, r. 741 Harrison
Mortley George, waiter Walter Woodin, r. It;i9 Polk
Mortimer Frank, carpenter, r. W s Illincis bet Napa
and Shasta
Mortimer Henry W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe 1ns. Co., r. Oakland
Mortimer John, millhand A. J. McNicoll & Co., r.
1302 Mission
Mortola Prospeio, blacksmith, r. 13 Scotland
Morton A. Mrs., medium, r. 210 Stockton
Morton Albert, portrait artist, 210 Stockton
Morton Carrie L. Miss, teacher Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 450 Bartlett
Morton Charles, expressman, cor Main and Bryant,
r. cor Bryant and Fremont
Morton Clara T. Miss, hairdresser, r. 922 Natoma
Morton 0. W., manager Davis Bros., r. 338 Eddy
Morton David W., layer ofl' B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
630 Gearv
MORTON DRAYIHG AND WAREHOUSE CO.
THE, Jolin Morton president, W. R.
3Iorton treasurer, clrayajje and. stor-
age, oflice 5i04 Battery, warehouses N
s To-»vnsend bet First and Second
Morton Edward, laborer, r. 708 Montgomery
Morton Edward C, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 2014
Pierce
Morton E. F., stamping and designing, r. 1123 Bush
Morton Ella J. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Morton Francis R., clerk forwarding dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Morton Frank, teacher Boys' High School, r. 1322
Ellis
Morton Frank H., clerk, r. 321 Oak
Morton George, laborer, r. 30 Alta
Morton George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 922 Natoma
'Morton George W.. shipsmith. r. 259 Clara
Morton Gustav, salesman Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 1640
Mission
Morton Hamilton, r. 23 Kearny
M(.>rton Harry, clerk Greenbaum & Co., r. 18 Beaver
Morion Harry, jeweler W. A. Hammond, r. Alameda
Morton Henrie F. (J.B. Morton & Son) r. 2610 Bush
Morton Henry, barber Thomas Spooner, r. 871 Mar-
ket
Morton Henry, longshoreman, r. 141 Third
Morton Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Morton Henry D., superintendent W. T. Garratt It
Co., r. 305 Taylor
Morton Henry H., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 8 Vassar
PI
Morton Henry J., salesman George W. Gibbs & Co.,
r. 450 Bartlett
Morton Henry R. (Morton & Robinson) r. 205 Mont-
gomery Av
Morton Henry R. Jr., dentist Morton & Robinson, r.
219 Ninth
Morton Howard, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1136
Pacific
Morton Isadora, widow, r. 922 Natoma
Morton J. & Co. (John aud William R. Morton)
general driiymen, 204 Battery
Morton J. B. & Son (Joshua B. and Henrie F.) car^
penters and builders, 6 Spring
MANN & BENEDICT,
SPCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
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Morton John (J. Morton & Co. I and president
The Mortou Drayiug and Warehouse Co., office
204 Battery, r. 5)5 Taylor
Morton John B., cutter, r. 14 J^ Harriet, rear
Mortou John F., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 632 Capp
Mortou John M., general agent Union Central
Life Insurance Co., office 127 Montgomery, r.
Napa Valley
Morton John M., policeman, r. 874 Mission
Morton John R., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
25'J Clara
Morton John R. Jr., sash and blindmaker, r. 259 Clara
Morton Joseph, carriage blacksmith Carvill Mnfg
Co., r.25y Clara
Morton Joshua B. ( J. B. Morton & Son) r. 1509 Jackson
Morton Julius W., clerk Dunham, Carrlgan & Hay-
den Co.
Morton Laura, widow, r. 1819 Webster
Morton Lydia, widow, r. 450 Bartlett
Mortou Mary Miss, bakery, 814 Laguna
Morton Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 259 Clara
Morton Melville, paiuter, r. liej^ Langton
Morton' Millie, bellman Palace Hotel
Mortou Nathaniel V.. receiver Market St. RR., r. 1411
Devisadero
Morton Revilo F., agent Sanborn Map and Puljlish-
ing Co.. 434 California, r. 112 Taylor
Morton Robert, laborer Thomas Morton, r. 628 M Geary
Morton Robert L., carpenter, r. 18 Beaver
Morton Sarah L., widow, r. 632 Capp
J>Iorton isiarg^eiit S., capitalist, office 204 Battery,
and Supervisor Twelfth Ward, r. 321 Oak
Morton Theophilus B., porter V. S. Circuit Court, r.
647 Mission
Morton Thomas (Morton & Bowie) r. 202 Twenty-
fourth
Morton Thomas, carpenter, r. 1626 Broadway
MORTON THOMAS wood and
coal, 6at> Geary and S\V cor Sutter and
JLag'una, r. G3^ Geary
Morton T. S., druggist, SE cor Geary and Buchanan
Morton W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Morton William, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 259
Clara
Morton William, clerk H. Segelken, r. 104 Twelfth
Morton William, engineer, r. SiiH Broadway
Morton William, operator Fire Alarm and Police Tel-
egraph, r. 920 Broadway
Morton William, plasterer, r. 162R Broadway
Morton W. R. (J. Morton & Co.) and treasurer
The Morton Draying and Warehouse Co., office
204 Battery, l: 309 Taylor
Mortou William R.. barber, 220 McAlli.ster, r. 922 Na-
toma
Mortou Zacharias J., blacksmith, r. 259 Clara
Mortou is Bowie (Thomas Mortim and Hugh Bowie)
proptrs Western Foundry, 234 Fremont
Morton K Robinson (Heury R. Morton and William
H. Robinson) dentists, 2iio Monttcomery Av
Morton's Soutli End Warehouse, N s Town-
send bet First and Second, office 204 Battery
Mos William, with James De Fremery Jt Co.
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanner, r. 1811 Union
Mosbacher Gerson, insurance solicitor Mallliard &
Dickson, r. 214 Steuart
Mosby John S , attorney at law, r. 712 Sutter
Moscrop Joseph, salesman Macondray & Co., r. 1513
Larkin
Mosebach Ferdinand C, attorney at law and notary
public, 513 California, r. 325 Eighteenth
Mosebach Ferdinand C. Jr., r. 325 Eighteenth
Musebach Henry, solicitor, r. Army uf Guerrero
Mosebach Mary, widow, r. 414 Fell
Moseley Andrew S., clerk George W. McNear, r. 1001
Pine
Moseley John F., painter, r. 1804 Market
Moser Benjamin, barber, r. 442 Third
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Moser Boniface, bartender, r. 926 Washington
Moser Conrad, attorney at law, 220 Sansome, room 11,
r. SEcor Octavia and Oak
Moser Thomas, laborer John Wieland BrewinR Co., r.
41 Clementina
Moser William, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 331 Bay
Moses Aaron, tailor, r. 14 Dale PI
Moses Abraham, compositor Alta, r. 827 Turk
Moses Charles S. (0. S. Moses k Co.) r. 2206 Call-
fornla
Moses C. S. * Co. (Charles S. Moses) wood dealer8,609-
619 Brnnnan
Moses Edmund, stockbroker, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Moses Henrietta, widow, r. 3it7 Turk
Moses Jacob, tailor, 731^ Minna
Moses Meyer G.. salesman Wolff Fleisher, r. 827 Turk
Moses Montague T,, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
45. r. 921 Polk
Moses Morris, barber, 605 Mission, r. 569 Howard
Moses Morris, varieties, 305 ^ayes
Moses Cscar. boots and shoes, 5(1 Third, r. 501 Geary
Moses Paul L., cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 711 Bush
Moses Walter, r. 20 Perry •
Moses Walter W., office 39 Montgomery Block, r. 20
Perry
Moses William S. , superintendent Masonic
Cemetery, Masonic Av bet Fulton and Turk
Mosgrove Harry G., r. 1817 Eddy
Mosgrove Samuel, r. 1817 Eddv
Mosgrove Samuel Jr , r. 1817 Eddy
Mosgrove William T., r. 1817 Eddy
Moshaw M. J., conductor Market 3t. RR.,r.835 Hayes
Mosher Charles M., foreman J. Spaulding & Co., r.
120! Market
Mosher Frank S., compositor Music and Drama, r. 957
Harrison
Mosher George E.. engineer Commercial Steam Power
Works, r. 173 Perry
Mosher Gilbert M., teamster Austin & Phelps, r. 329
Capp
Mosher James L. (Craig & Mosher) r. 832 Sutler
Mosher Mary A., widow, r. 9')7 Harrison
Moskimin William W., compositor Bulletin, r. Oak-
land
Mosler Oscar, salesman M. J. Flavin «e Co.. r. 1142
Howard
Moss Benjamin, steward, r. Monterey House
Moss Charl.s, cattle dealer, r. 1917 Baker
Moss Ellis M., clerk, and extraman Engine No. 15, r.
2114 California
Moss E. R.. clerk T. M. Seff*>r, r. 403 Hayos
Moss Ernest G., mining engineer, r. 621 Larkin
Moss George, importer and dealer cloves, 932 Market
Moss Ge irge, acting librarian Sutro's Library, r. 318
Fulton
Mors George, painter, r. 209 Ridley
Moss George A., clerk, r. 434 H light
Moss George C, laborer, r. 836 Broadway
Moss Jacob, cigar packer Conradi & Moss, r. 1820
O'Farrell
Moss J. H., r. lOOO Pacific
Moss J. Mora Jr., clerk P«c. Rollins? Mill Co., r. 8 s
Sierra bet Georgia and Louisiana
Moss John, carpenter, r. 251 Tehama
Moss John B., ns.'ilKtunt agent local freight office 8. P.
Co., r. 711 Jones
Moss Joseph, laborer, r. Ill Dore
Moss Joseph, tanner, r. Greenwich, bet Franklin and
Gough
Moss Joseph J., fish and poultry, 114 Seventh, r 443
Fifth
Moss Joshua, r. 715 Howard
Moss Leopold (Conradi * Moss) r. 1820 O'Farrell
MohR Lester L.. clerk W. H. Reynolds, r. 1126 Pino
Moss Lizzie, widow, r. .'522 Sixtli
Moss Mary, wl.l.iw, r. 322 Ritch
Mo.s8 Mary, widow, r. 1126 Pine
Moss Patrick H., porter, r. 322 Rltch
fYPE FOUNDERS, PflLKIER & REY, 405401 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LiARGKST BUSINESS.
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
MOS
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pire - Pliice Triiiiniiitj^s
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Moss Peter, laborer, r. Manitoba nr St. John
Moss T. Mrs., widow, r. 4(;.5 Stevenson
Moss Walter, compositor J. E. Brodie & Co., r. 614
Kearny
Mosse Daniel H. F., bookkeeper, r. 1317 Broadway
Mossford Moses, locksmith, 5(16 Larkin
Motherway Stephen, laborer, r. 268 Brannan
Motroni Agostino (Motroni & Guastucci) r. 515 Green
Motroni G., porter Motroni & Guastucci, r. 515 Green
Motroni Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 11 Filbert, rear
Motroni vfe Guastucci (Agostino Motroni and Andrea
Guastucci) livery stables. 515-517 and 633 Green
Mott A. M. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Twenty-first and
Noe
Mott Arthur, seaman, r. 527 Second
Mott Baldwin E., salesman vT. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 2820 Clay
Mott Charles VF., shipping and commission
merchant, 22 California, r. Oakland
Mott Ellen T., widow, r. 2820 Clay
Mott Ernest J., bookkeeper J. M. Pierce, r. 312 Eddy
Mott Georae W., carpetlayer, r. 19 Harriet
Mo^ J., -wrapper Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Mott Joliii H., cashier San Francisco Post OiBce,
r. 850 Market
Mott Mary Miss, nurse, r. S. F. Girls' Union
Mott T. Bentley, second lieutenant Battery L, Ist Ar-
tillfry. U. S. A., Presidio
Mott William H., Prosecuting Attorney Police Court
No. 2. r. 850 Market
Mottrom John C, liquor saloon, 919 Folsom
Motzer Conrad, bakery. 738 Howard
Mou Henry, bakery, 714 Valencia
Moudada Thomas, jeweler A. L. Ott, r. 643 Broadway
Mongenot E. R., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Mould Otto, brewer, r. cor Shakespeare and Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Moiild Richard I., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Morld W. R., bookkeeper Evening Post, r. Oakland
Moulder Andrew J., clerk Mayor's OflBce, r. 812
Bush
Moulder Augustus B., bookkeeper Safety Nitre Pow-
der Co., r. 812 Bu.sh
Moulder Primary School, Miss Ella L. Ciprico prin-
cipal, SW cor Page and Gough
Moulin C. Mrs., widow, r. 761 Mission
Moulin Ferdinand, clerk, r. 761 Mifsion
Moulin Victor, clerk Eugene Avy, r. 959 Folsom
Moulthrop Carlton W., salesman Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. 425 Second
Moulthrop Charles W., draftsman J. Hammond &
Co., r. 830 Bush
Moulthrop Howland K., engineer Presidio RB., r.
1108 Union
Moulthrop John L., r. 1108 Union
Moulton Adeline, widow, r. 1120 Gough
Moulton Alvin D., painter, r. 32 Clay
Moulton Calvin R., dentist, 1522 Pacific Av
Moulton Charlotte H., widow, r. 2017 Hyde
Moulton Daniel S., assistant cashier U. S. Customs,
r. Oakland
Moulton Floyd, bartender, r. 612 Taylor
Moulton Frank F., r. SW cor California and Jones
Moulton Irving F.,with Bank of California, r. 2017
Hyde
Moulton Joseph H., carpenter, r. 2316 Folsom
Moulton Josephine, widow, r. 5193^ Greenwich
Moulton Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 612 Taylor
Moulton Martin B., laborer, r. 2235 Geary
Moulton Mary S., widow, r. 1522 Pacific Av
Moulton Warren, carpenter, r. 1910 McAllister
Moultrie L. W., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
San Jose
Moulty Addie E. Miss, teacher, r. 433 Larkin
Moulty George D., harnessmaker, r. 108 Sacramento
Moulty Lizzie H. Miss, copy holder Evening Post, r.
433 Larkin
Moulty R. Mrs., widow, r. 433 Larkin
Moun George, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 124
Fulton
Mound Margaret, widow, r. 1920 Clay
Mounio Jacques, French restaurant, 615 Sacramento,
r. 1015 Jackson
Mounicot Germain (Bavle, Lacoste & Co.) r. Oakland
Mount Calvary Cemetery, Peter F. Mohun
superintendent, cor Ellis and St. Joseph's Av
Mount Cory Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) A. K.
Dnrbrow secret:iry, 69 Nevada Block
Mount Diablo Hotel and Land Co., F. W. Van Reyne-
goni president, ofiice 26 Montgomery
Mount Diablo Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Coj,
Nev.) Richard W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine,
rooms 16-17
Mount Henry, r. 838 Market
Mount Jo.sepli M., theatrical agent Pacific Coast,
225 Kearny
Mount Malcolm, salesman S. J. Heywood & Co., r. 120
McAllister
Mount Samuel R., bartender Russ House Bar. r. 469
Seventeenth
Mount St. Joseph Infant* Asylum (Roman
Catholic) Sister Matilda superior. Silver Av bet
Lahaina and Sumatra
Moutt W. C. r. 100 Jones
Mountain Bear Gold Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.)
George W. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Mountain Edward, gripnian Market St. RR.
Mountain John, r. 100 McAllister
Mountain Spring, W s Ocean House Road opp Seven-
teenth
Mountain Tunnel Gravel MiniDgCo.(Placer Co., Cal.)
A. B.Paul Jr. secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Mountain View House, George D. Gleason proptr, 675
Mission
Mouren Joseph (Boyer & Mouren) r. Washington nr
Kearny
Mouret Marcelin, French bakery, 824 Montgomery
Mouritzen John, waiter, r. 14 Morns Av
Mourn James, r. 316 Minna
Mourther Richard, porter Pac. Exchange Hotel, 825
Battery
Mouser Silas M., physician and surgeon, of&ce
200 Post, r. 707 Bush
Moutell Oscar D., waiter, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Mouthon Joseph (Mouthon .t Pedruzzi) r.lO SelinaPl
Mouthon & Pedrvizzi (Joseph Mouthon and Sebastian
Pedruzzi) liquor saloon, 508 Bush
Moutry Mary, widow, r. 213 Stevenson
Mow Charles A., framemaker, r. 19 Federal, rear
Mow F. Harry, machinist, r. 19 Federal, rear
Mow Mary J., r. 19 Federal, rear
Mow Olive, domestic 418 Franklin
B£?" Mow. See Man
Mowat George, machinist Murray Bros., r. 312 Bran-
nan
Mowat Susan E. W., r. 312 Brannan
Mowbray Robert H., groceries and provisions, 2300
Mission, r. 1734 Jessie
Mower A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2647 Howard
Mower Chris, barber, r. 526 Hayes
Mower Emma, saleslady, r. 2647 Howard
Mower Eugene A., clerk William H. Rouse & Co., r.
1512 Larkin
Mower George H., molder, r. 2647 Howard
Mower James, watchman Union Ice Co., r. 735 Fourth
Mower Margery, vidow. r. 2647 Howard
Mower Mary E., teacher, r. 2647 Howard
Mower Steven Mis., r. 1532 Eddy
Mowitzky Gustav, gentlemen's nurse, r. 775 Mission
MowryD. O., millwright F. A. Huntington, r. 32
Berkeley Av
Mowry Edward (Mowry k Co.) r. 224 Turk
Mowry Elizabeth, r. 1424 Howard, rear
Mowry Ellen M. Miss, r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry George B., collector, r. 706 Ivy Av
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKKT ST.. COR. THITRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 fflarM St.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530
WASHINGTON ST.
Proteers Of FIE TABLE WINES
MOW
869
MUE
Mowry George W., blaoksiiiith William A. Mowry, r.
N\V cor Sancht'Z and Hancock
Mowry Harry A., painter, r. NW cor Hancock and
Sanclifz
Mowry Joseph C, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry L. Mrs., seamstress, r. NW cor Hancock and
Sanchez
Mowry Laura A., widow, r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry Lelaud A., r. 706 Ivy Av
Mowry Lyman I., attorney at law, 526 Mont-
gomery, r. 316 Haigbt
Mowrv Marion L., r. 14J2 Powell
Mowry Nnthan B., lodgings, l:W Fifth
Mowry Richard, carpenter, r. 10.5 Germania
Mowry William A., carriage mufr, 1140 Folsom, r.
NW cor Hancock and Sanchez
: Mowry & Co. (Edward Mowry and Francis Keeney)
druggists, 304 Fourth
: l^" Mowry. See Morey
' Mdwry's Hall, SW cor Grove and Laguna
! Mows Henry, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
' Moxie Nerve Food, Miller & Greenwood propri-
etors 1309 Market
' Mosley .John S., carpenter, r. Ill Fell
1 Moy Hugh, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom
Mnyauo Joseph, carpetlayer, r. 62.5 >6 Green, rear
Moyce George, clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Ala-.
meda
MoTce Henry C, driver Union Ice Co., r. 240 Town-
send
Moyer Charles N., cigarmaker, r. E s Douglass bet
State and Seventeenth
Moyer George L., laundry oflBce, 308 Bush, r. 703
O'Farrell
Moyer J. L., mining, r. 722 Bush
Mover William, teamster Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 1045 Mission
Moves .James, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Moylan .John, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Muylan Michael, carpenter, r. 512 Howard
(Moylan Patrick, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co.. r. 3 Central PI
oyle Robert S., bookkeeper AH. R. Kelly, r. San
Rafael
oyles Andrew, lithographer, r. .57 Langton
loyles John, laborer, r. 108 Alta
loyle.f Owen J., laborer, r. 1305 Vallejo
Moyles Patrick, porter Bi>de & Haslett, r. 110 Alta
Moyna .J. A., traveling salesman Levi Strauss & Co.
Moyues George E., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1602
Geary
Moyiiihan Brothers & Co. (George E. and John A.)
mercliant tailors, 7 Kearny
Vloynihan Cornelius, black.smith, r. N 8 Solano bet
Tennessee and Kentucky
VIoynilian Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 310 Seventh
Hoyniban George E. (Moynihan Bros. & Co.) r. 1206
Mission
ioyiiihau Humphrey B., assistant weigher Custom
H.>use, r. 310 Seventh
»Coyiiihan John, deckhand etmr Bay City, r. 62 Clem-
entina
lovuihan .John, marbleoutter, r. 411 Sansome
Ir.yinhanJohnA. (Muyuihan Bros. & Co.) r. 133
Perry
loyniban Lawrence, shoemaker, r. 310 Seventh
Iiiyiiilian Mary, widow, r. 133 Perry
[•.yniljan Mary Mrs., r. 1.59 Clara
loviiilian Nora Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
Srliool, r. 310 Seventh
loynihan Thomas J., hackman, r. 938)^ Harrison
loynihan Timothy J. (Moynihan 4 Aitkin) r. 611
J ones
loynihan Hi Aitkin (Timothy J. Moynihan and
•James Aitkin) boiler works, 311-313 Mission and
100 Beale
^ .Moynihan. See Monaghan and Monahan
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
3. R "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST GIl^CULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
w, & J, mm & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN T.AH(;i; \AliIKTV.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Moyse Mark, salesman, r. 620 H Hayes
M.'zart Edward H., r. 534 Eddy
Mozart Hall. 13.58-1360 Market
Mozley Brandon Mrs., widow, r. 1913 Franklin
Much L. C. Mrs., r. 512 Natoma
Mucha P. Mrs., dressmaking, 1209 Bush
Mucha Philip, tailor, r. 1209 Bush
Muckle James, stonecutter, r. 10 Howard Court
Mudge Robert G., t^alesman O. W. Clark b Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Mudgett Edwin A., ticket agent The Burlington
Route, r. 618 Nineteenth
Mudgett James G.. clerk .\nglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Palace Hotel
Muecke Gottlieb A. E. (Muecke & Co.) r. 26 Mc-
Allister
Mnecke & Co. (Gottlieb A. E. Muecke and Henry
Moh;;s) importers and commission merchants,
and agents Germanic Lloyd, and agents money
orders to all psrts of Europe, 319 California
Muegge John H. (Haskell & Miiegge) r. 1618 Jackson
Mueh John N. (Mueh Jt Lynch) r. 2213 Broderick
Wueh & Lynch (John N. Mueh and John J. Lynch)
liquor saloon 1411 Stockton
Muehe Charles (National Vinegar Works and Com-
pressed Yeast) r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Muehe William (National Vinegar Works and Com-
pressed Yeast) r. 'S-iO Sixth
Muehe William F.. apprentice C. Herrmann & Co., r.
19 Oak Grove Av
Muehler Louis A., clerk, r. 619 Turk
Mnehler William, saloon keeper, r. 619 Turk
Muehlfeith Hermann, machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 9 Alvanido
Muehlig William, painter, r. 451 Stevenson
Muehlner William (Muehlner & Muller) 109 Fifth
Muehlner & Muller (William Muehlner and Beinhold
Muller) liquor saloon. 109 Filth
Mueller .\dolph, cigar mnfr, 31 Tehama
Mneller Albert, cloaks and suits, 723 Market, r.
8E cor Golden Gate Av and Octavia
Mueller August, janitor International Furniture
Workers' Hall. 1153 Mission
Mueller August, shipping clerk Harper A. Smith, r.
203 Diamond
Mueller Carl, carpenter, r. Point Lobos Av nr Twen-
ty-fourth Av
Mueller E. Carl, teacher music, 1358 Market
Mueller Edmoud, brewer Fortmann & Co., r. 267
Tehama
Mueller Frederick, assistant freight clerk stmt City
of New York
Mueller Frederick, wool dealer, r. 23 Norfolk
Mueller Fi ederick H. J., clerk H. L. Mueller, r. 619
Second
Mueller Frederick W., blacksmith William Mueller,
r. lli.-^ Mission
Mueller Henry L., groceries and liquors, 623 Second,
r. 619 Second
Mueller H. F., teller The German Savings and Loan
Societv. r. Alameda
Mueller Jacob, r. 228 Bush
Mueller John F., bakery, 639 Second
Mueller Joseph, brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Mueller J. P., liquor saloon. 114 Golden Gate Av
Mueller Oscar, piano tuner Kohler & Chase, r. 1319
Union
Mueller Rudolph A., r. 1228 Stockton
Mueller William, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1128
Mission
Mueller William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. (.27
Mueller William, tanner John Fitzgerald, r. 1222
York
^r Mueller. See Moeller. Moller and Muller
Muenter William, upholsterer John Hoey. r. 1232
York
Muenzenberger Herman, r. 613 Octavia
IINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 S.4NS0ME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
MUE
870
MUL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORXEKS OP
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Gri'iites and Tile,
B09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Mues Carsten D., groceries and liquors, 143 Berry, r.
A.laiueda
Muetter August, machini6t, r. U Dei Boom
Muffe Frederick P., physician and surgeon, 2214 Fill-
more, r. 1820 Union
Mugan Aunie, domestic 620 Sutter
Mugan James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Muyan John, r. 1031 Alabama
Mugan John, laborer, r. 142 Townsend
Mugan John A. (Charles Lofstad & Co.) r. 1031 Ala-
bama
Mugan Matthew, cook, r. 11 Garden Av
Mugan T., laborer Pac. Iron Works
Mngaii William G., secretary Dolbeer & Carson
Lumber Co., 10 California, room 3, r. 26 Hill
Mugarrieta Eliza A., widow, r. 1557 Kearny
Mugarrieta Victoria Miss, clerk, r. 1557 Kearny
Mugarrieta William, porter, r. 1557 Kearny
Mugford W. B., general agent Equity Benefit Assn,
Odd Fellows' Bldg, room 6
Mugge Henry J., clerk, r. 200 Francisco
Mugge John, liquor saloon, E s Mission Boad nr
Fivo Mile House
Muggles H., butcher Handy & Gray
Mugrage Harry, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 716
Broadway
Mugrage Henry, clerk, r. 1321 California
Muhein John, liquor saloon, 245 Fourth
Muhl Adolph, laborer Chicago Brewing Co.
Muhl Guetave, painter S. P. Co., r. 1632 Howard
Muhl William (Muhl & Schmidt) r. 9 Moss
Muhl & Schmidt (William Muhl and Glaus Schmidt)
groceries and liquors, 1061 Howard
Mublbach Carl, pork packer, r. 1809 Taylor
Muhlbach Frank, cooper, r. 3(il0 Fillmore
Muhlenbrink William, capitalist, r. 901 Bush
Muhlendorf Hugo (Brandt & Co.) r. 322 Turk
Muhlhauser John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Muhlmann Albert r. 909 Kearny
Muhluer William F., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2233
Market
Muhr H. Jr., clerk D. G. Campbell, r. Oakland
Mulls Antonio, manufacturer jewelry cases, 208
Sutter, r. 5 Dawson PI
Mulr Adam, proptr Marine Iron Works, 1015 Battery,
r. 7 Midway
Muir James, bricklayer, r. 101 Jessie
Muir John, she^'t iron worker Francis Smith & Co., r.
18 First
Muir Johi), teamster, r. 20 Dearborn PI
Muir Martha, widow, r. 20 Dearborn PI
Muir Robert M., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 7
Midway
Muirhead John B., wines and liquors, 1 Larkin, r. 3J^
Larkin
Mulrahy Annie, widow, r. Bryant Av bet Butte and
Napa
Mulcahy Annie, tailoress, r. 914 Bryant
Mulcahy Bridget, widow, r. 914 Bryant
Mulcahy Daniel, laborpr, r. 134 Fourth
Mulcahy Edward, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Mulcahy Edward, laborer Cal.Wire Works, r. 555 Na-
toma
Mulcahy Eugene, r. N s Bea'-h nr Baker
Mulcahy Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Mulcahy James (Foley & Mulcahy) r. 740 Minna
Mulcahy James, boxmaker, r. 914 Bryant
Mulcahy James, bricklayer, r. 612 Larkin
Mulcahy James B., deputy County Clerk, r. 527 How-
ard
Mulcahy Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Mulcahy Jeremiah, teamster, r. 3 Kavisch
Mulcahy John, liquor saloon, 140 Second, r. 139 Na-
toma
Mulcahy John L., boot crimper Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 3n03 Harrison
Mulcahy Lott, laborer, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy Matthew, laborer, r. 22 3^ Freelon
Mulcahy Matthew, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 2U!<' '^oe
Mulcahy Matthew F., assistant O'Connor, Mofi'att &
Co., r. 4 Dehone
Mulcahy Michael, cutter, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy Michael, laborer, r. 5 Ivy Av
Mulcahy Michael, laborer, r. 67 Everett
Mulcahy Michael B., groceries and liquors, 141 Sec-
ond, r. Kil Second
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor, 184 Jessie, r. 4 Dehone
Mulcahy Philip, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 555 Na-
toma
Mulcahy William P. (The San Francisco En-
terprise) othce 538 California
Mulcahy William H., lamplighter, and assistant fore-
man Hose No. 5, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy William J., laborer, r. GOO Fillmore
Mulcare John, laborer, r. 540 Natoma
Mulcare Patrick, groceries and liquors. 540 Natoma
Mulcreavy James L,, bronzer A. F. Nye & Co., r. 813
Folsom
Mulcreavy John J., r. 229 Hickory Av
Mulcreavy Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 61G3^ Linden Av
Muldoon Jennie Mrs., widow, r. 17 Mission Av
Muldoon John, fireman Pac. GasS Imp. Co., r. 2108
Greenwich
Muldoon Matthew, blacksmith J. Allen, r. 1122 Larkin
Muldoon Patrick, drayman, 402 Battery
Muldoon T., carpenter, r. 220 Pacific
Muklowney Annie, widow, r. 1230M Folsom
Muldowney James, carpenter, r. Thirtieth nr Laidley
Muldowney James laborer, r. 118)4 Wash.ington
Muldowney Thomas, ornamental plasterer Kellett &
McMurray, r. 1230)^ Folsom
Muldowney William, tearnster V. S. Draymtin
Mulford Edward, commercial traveler, r. 1037 Post
Mulford Thomas W., capitalist, r. Beresford fiotel
Mulgrew James, capitalist, r. 1126 Twenty-first
Mulgrew Josephine Miss, r. 525 Valencia
Mulgrew Patrick, porter Weil Brothers & S^ons, r.
1126 Church
Mulgrew S. Mrs., widow, r. 331 Eddy
Mulhall Joseph P., groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Mulhall Martin, cooper, 323 Bryant
Mulhare James, teamster, r. 110 St. Rose's Av
Mulhare James E., teamster, r. 110 St Rose's Av
Mulhare Joseph, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
110 St. Rose's Av
Mulhare Joseph P., fireman, r. 11 Boyce
Mulbearn Frank, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Mulhearn James, milker Collins Bros., r. Twenty-
fourth nr Douglass
Mulhearn John F., coffee packer J. A. Folger & Co.,
r. 10() Fourth
Mulhearn Thomas, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 4
Decatur
Mulhern Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Post
MulUevn Jolin, manufacturer and dealer flavor-
ing extracts, 124 Market, r. 343 Jessie
Mulhern Mary A. Miss, dress and cloak maker, 141
Fourth, r. 343 Jessie
Mulholland Edward, laborer, r. 211 Eighteenth
MulhoUand Francis, housemover, r. 230 Thirteenth
Mulholland Francis E., r. 708 Pine
MulhoUaud Frederick, real estate, t. 405 Taylor
Mulholland Hugh, laborer, r. Cherubusconr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Mulholland James, waiter stmr State of California,
r. 10 Ritch
Mulholland James B., oiler stmr Alameda, r. 10 Ritch
Mulholland J. Barton, porter, r. 3 Morton
Mulholland John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 55
Clementina
Mulholland John, painter, r. 809 Filbert
Mulholland Owen, expressman, NE cor Taylor and
Mi-rket
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHBNG.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Go. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY [.aTk^tV
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
MUL
871
MUL
MulholUnd Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 64
Tehama
MuUinlland William W., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. 72 Natoma
MnlhoiLSfii Albert, draftsman, r. VH Fovirth
Mulii'k William, theatrical agent, r. 919 Jackson
Mulkeriu Peter, laborer, r. 3 Sherwood
Mull George, candymaker, 909 Mission, r. 911)4 Mis-
Bion
Mull Marian A., manager George Mull, r. 911k Mis-
sion
Mullaly Edward, r. 871 Market
Mullaly John, laborer, r. 212 First
Mullaly John H., r. 1415 Devisadero
Mullally M. K.. salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2110 Howard
Mullally Thomas, longshoreman O. E. and N. Co.
Mullallv Thomas H., liquor suloon, 308 Grant Av, r.
603 Bush
Mullan Arthur, foieman Black Diamond Coal Co.. r.
4.50 Main
B^" Mullan. See Mullen, Mullin and Mullins
Mullaiie Cornelius, deputy Sheriff, r. NE cor Sanchez
and T-weuty-fourfh
Mullane Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mullane James, laborer, r. 9 Lick Alley
Mullane John, r. 24 Turk
Mullane John, salesman Wiester & Co., r. 25 Fillmore
Mullane Michael, r. 44(;^ Natoma
Mullane Thomas, coachman, r. 313^ Austin
Mullane Timothy, bartender John Kelly, r. 22 Turk
Mullane Timothy J., peddler, r. 2o Fillmore
Mullaney Brothers (Michael and Patrick) liquor sa-
loon, 41 M Third
Mullaney Eugene A., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 3221 Sacramento
Mullaney James, brasstinisher, r. cor Cortland Av
and Cbapultepec
Mullaney James, mechanic, r. 1123 Sutter
Mullaney Jchn, bricklayer and plasterer, 41 Ji Third,
r. Lizzie nr Mission
Mullaney John, marble cutter, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Diamond
Mullaney John, tanner, r. Teneriflfe nr Platte
Mullaney Kate A. Miss, r. 1.517 Vallejo
Mullaney Mary, widow, r. 6 Lick Alley
Mullaney Mary Mrs., r. 704 Folsom
Mullaney Michael (Mullaney Bros.) r. cor Cortland
Av and Cbapultepec
Mullaney Patrick (Mullaney Bros.) r. cor Cortland
Av and Chapultepec
Mullaney XS'llliam H., stone cutter, r. 3219 Sacra-
mento
Mullany James, wood and coal, 259 First, r. 23J<S
Miuna
Mullany Michael, attorney at law, 520 Mont-
gomery, r. 1212 Twenty-first
Mullany Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1212 Twenty-first
Mullarkey John, horseshoer, r. 29 Ritch
Mullarkey Mary Miss, waitress, r. 828 Folsom
Mullee James, laborer, r. 104 Welsh
Mullen A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 102 Stockton
Mullen Annie, waitress, r. 739 Folsom
Mullen Benjamin J., mattressmaker Cal. Mattress
Co., r. Maple Court nr Fourteenth
Mullen Bernard, boilermaker, r. 19 M Rausch, r*ar
Mullen Bernard, horseshoer, r. 2400 Geary ,
Mullen Bernard, laborer, r. Maple Court nr Four-
teenth
Mullen Bridget, r. 1236 Bush
Mullen C. A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Mullen Charles, contractor, r. 71 Water
Mullen Charles, printer, r. 800 Fulton
Mullen Cornelius F., varnisher Pacific Casket Co., r.
713 'i Minna
Mullet. Daniel, capitalist, r. 800 Fulton
Mullen Daniel, cooper, r. 713M Minna
IN THE
EXAMLINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALKIUS IS
C A. R, I* If: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Mullen Dauifl, expressman, r. 2400 Geary
Mullen Daniel, laborer, r. 600 Tennessee
Mullen Daniel, machlnt(-t. r. 1725^ Stevenson
Mullen Dennis, porter Wells Far^o & Co.'s Bank, r.
514 Fell
Mullen Edward, proptr San Mateo Parcel Delivery,
7-9 Third, r. San Mateo
Mullen Edward, teamster Peter Robinson, r. 308 Union
Mullen Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, 35 Louisa
Mullen Elmer, r. 737 Market
Mullen Emma Miss, dressmaking, 401 Natoma
Mullen Frank, expressman, r. 2406 Geary
Mullen tieorge, milker, r. cor China and Maderia, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Mullen George H., oysterman D. A. Kneaes, r. 122
Fifth
Mullen H. B.. collector Chicago Clock Co., r. Oakland
Mullen Henry, molder. r. 54 Everett
Mullen Henry, pressman George Spaalding & Co.,
r. 800 Fulton
Mullen Henry A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
139 Fourth
Mullen James, machinist, r. 800 Fulton
Mullen James, pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 139 Fourth
Mullen James, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
20 Hunt
Mullen James, stableman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 41 Tehama
Mullen James W., city solicitor Redington & Co , r.
514 Fell
Mullen John, r. 331 San Jose Av
Mullen John, capitalist, r. 54 Everett
Mullen John, laborer, r. 157 Clara
Mullen John, sceue painter, r. 71 Water
Mullen John, stereotyper Chronicle, r. 308 Union
Mullen John, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 348
Fourth
Mullen John F.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 813 Twenty-fourth
Mullen John H., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
713M Minna
Mullen Joseph, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 41 Tehama
Mullen Joseph F., collector White Sewing Machine
Co., r. Oakland
Mullen Katie, domestic 214 Powell
Mullen Lillie Miss, dressmaking, 401 Natoma
Mullen M.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mullen Mark, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 570 Folsom
:\Iullen Mury, r. 1725 M Stevenson
Mullen IMary, widow, r. 713!:i Minna
Mullen Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Mullen Mary, domestic 1714 Broderick
Mullen Mary, widow, groceries, 10 Zoe
Mullen Mary Miss, r. 637 Locust Av
Mullen Mary Mi8«, dressmaker, r. 71 Water
Mullen Michael, contractor, r. .509 Seventh
Mullen M. J., r. 1512 Twentieth
Mullen Patrick, carpenter, r. .549 Howanl
Mullen Patrick, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill. r. W a
Shasta nr Illinois
Mullen Patrick, laborer, r. 1124 Harrison, rear
Mullen Patrick, watchman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
19 M Rausch. rear
Mullen Patrick S., turner Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing Co., r. 173.5 Broadway
Mullen Thomas, laborer, r. 54 Everett
Mullen Thomas, laborer, r. 400 Seventh
Mullen Thomas, plumber, r 37 Grant Av
Mullen Thomas H., chrk. r. :10H Union
Mullen W., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Mullen William, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Works,
r. 4112 Bryant
1»- Mullen. See Mulliin, Mullin and Mullins
Mulleuder David F., photographer, r. W s Kentucky
bet Mariposa and Soliino
Mullei.der Henry F.. roller Pac. Rolling Mill. r.Ws
Kentucky bet Mariposa and Solano
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE BIII.I4IONS.
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MuUender John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
MuUender .Joseph, miner, r. W s Kentucky bet Mari-
posa and Solano
MuUender Joseph F., photographer D. Sewell, r. W s
Kentucky bet Solano and Mariposa
Mulleuder William .J., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Kentucky bet Mariposa and Solano
Mullens John P., plumber and gastitter, r. Butte bet
Florida and Alabama
Mullens Morgan, laborer, r. Butte bet Florida and
Alabama
Muller Adam (Gerdes & Muller) r. 328 Drumm
MuUerAdam, dgarmaker August Bruue, . r. 517
Drumm
Muller Adeline, r. 914 Taylor, rear
Muller Adolph, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Son, r.
7(i8 Bryant
Muller Adolph, helper Schroder. Albrecht & Co., r.
1.3 Gilbert
Muller Albert, bakery, 200 Eleventh
Muller Albert A., musician, r. 106 Fourteenth
Muller Alvos, r. 304 Tehama
MullPF Alvin, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 917
Polk
Muller Amand, cigarmaker August Brune, r. cor
Green and Battery
Miiller Aiignst B., laborer, r. 125 Morris Av
Muller August C, florist, r. 712 Church
Muller .\ugust C. T., crockery and glassware, 115
Third, r. NE cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Miiller August H., clerk The German Savings and
Loan boc, r. East Oakland
Mu'ler Augusta, dressmaker, r. 2398 Howard
Muller Augustus, laborer, r. 13 Gilbert
Muller Balz, dairy, Henry nr Cambridge, U. M. T.
Muller Benjamin, bartender, r. 1105 Powell
Muller Benjamin Mrs., dressmaklntr. 1105 Powell
Muller Bernhard, cooper Bavaria Brewery, r. cor
Scott and Greenwich
Muller C, cigarmaker A. Bura, r. 444 .Jessie
Muller Carl, butoher Louis Muller, r. 314 Steiner
Miiller Carl L., boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 1333^
Fourteenth
Muller Casiniir, shoemaker F. K. Jennings, r. S s
Kutledge Av nr Alabama, B. H.
Muller Charles, boots and shoes, 2008 Polk
Muller Charles, draftsman Eisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 608 Sacramento
Miiller Charles, painter, r. 413 Powell
Miiller Charles, salesman Bach. Meese & Co., r. 2124
Mission
Muller Charles, undertaker TheoJor Dierks, r. 957
Mission
Mull, r Charles, watchmaker. 208 Sutter, r. 735 Ellis
MULLER CHRISTIAN op.-
ciaii, 133 ?Ioiitgromery, r. 218 Haiglit
Muller Conrad, cabinetmaker, 617 Brannan, r. 33 Har-
riet
Muller D. C, laborer, r. 190G Powell
Muller Edward, driver Balz Muller, r. Henry nr Cam-
bridge, U, M. T.
Muller Edward, milker Louis Renner, r. W s Mission
Road nr Onondaga Av
Muller Edward F.. tailor, r. 1227 Hayes
Muller Frank (Muller & Koenig) r. 1414 Harrison
MiilKr Frank, bootmaker, 242 Sutter, r. 7 William
Miiller Frank, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 2217 Pine
Muller Frederick, bottler Deucher & Kalben, r. 916
Montgomeiy
Muller Frederick, butcher. 43 Centre Market, r. 3 Fargo
PI
Muller Frederick, carpenter, r. 1033 Minna
Muller Frederick, dairyman, r. Cole nr Carr
Muller Frederick, foreman William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. 1604 Stevenson
Muller Frederiik, traveling salesman Langley &
Michaels, r. 138 Eddv
Muller Frederick, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 64 First
Muller Frederick C, manager A. Finke's Widow, r.
1708 Stevenson
MULLER FREDERICK P.
furrier, seal sacques rtyetl and refitted,
^an Kearny, i-. Alameda
Muller Frederick V.. cook, r. 120 Fourth
Muller George, baker, r. 448 Natoma
Muller George, baker, r. 6'.'5 Clay
Muller George, clerk Henry Wellbrock, r. 8 Hubbard
Muller George, coffee saloon, 32 O'Farrell.r. 515 Hyde
Muller George E., shipping clerk Leonard & Ellis, r.
8 Hubbard
Muller Gerhard, cracker bakery, 104 Eleventh, r. 1503
Mission
Muller Gerhard .Jr., foreman Gerhard Muller, r. 1503
Mission
Muller Gottfried (Muller & Schmalz) r. 1024 Mont-
gomery
Muller H., carpenter stmr Alameda
Muller Hans L., seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Muller Henry, driver, r. 1929}^ Stevenson
Muller Hem y, liquor saloon, 303 Pacific
Muller Henry, peddler, r. SW cor Jersey and Noe
Muller Henry, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 53
Shi ley
Muller Henry, teamster F. Martens & Co., r. 822
Union, rear
Muller Henry N. A. (Muller & Son) r. 2398 Howard
Muller Henry E., with John R. Walton, r. 213 Tenth
Muller Herman, longshoreman, r, 56 Jessie
Muller Herman, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Muller Herman, zithermaker, r. 512 Birch Av
Muller Hugo, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works, r.
527 H Birch Av
Muller Inez Fabbri, teacher music, r. 1008 Post
Muller Jacob, r. 711 Mission
Muller Jacob, locksmith Will & Finck, r. Caselli Av
nr Rose Av
Muller Jacob, musician, r. 1008 Post
Muller Jacob, waiter, r. 418}^ Sixth
Muller Johan (Reimers & Muller) r. 1101 Folsom
Muller John, barber Lehn & Lippert, r. 416 Post
Muller John, brewer Waldenmeier k Zimmerman, r.
NW cor Paraguay and Railroad Av
Muller Jolin, butcher, 13-14 California Market, r.
407 Powell
Muller John, organist, r. 610 Bush
Muller John H., liquor saloon, 215 Third, r. 219 Te-
hama
Muller Joseph, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 13
Gilbert
Muller Joseph, window washer, r. 5 Taylor PI
Muller Louis, barber Fleischman & Frick
Muller Louis, butcher, 125 Third, r. 314 Steiner
Muller Louise J., widow, r. 1708 Stevenson
Muller Ludwig, tailor, 523 Pacific
Muller Mary, widow, r. 13 Gilbert
Muller May Miss, business manager Western Tele-
graph instructing Co., 640 Clay
Muller Michael, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Muller Nicholas, clerk Charles M. Bose, r. 432 Na-
toma
Muller Nicholas, first mate schr Broad Gauge, r. 886
Illinois
Muller Nicholas, teamster De Lay Bros., r. 1537}^
Mission
Muller Oscar E., accountant Demokrat. r. 409 Bush
Muller Paul, bookkeeper David Stern I'c Sons, r. Ala-
meda
Muller Peter, barber. 529 Taylor
Muller Peter, jewel-r, r. 610 Bush
Muller Peter, watchm^in, r. 804 Third
Muller Philip, cook Heny Koehler, r. Alameda
Muller Philip, locksmith Will & Finck, r. 490 Eighth
Miiller Reinhold (Muehlner & Miiller) r. 619 Turk
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Mamifa cturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
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Muller Kichard, salesman, r. 340 JIcAlllfiter
MuUer Walter A., proptr Am. Straw Works. 6t;0 Mis-
sion, r. Alameda
MuUir William, i-arpeuter. r. 82S Fifteenth
Muller William, cellarman Kobler & Frohlihg, r. 4
Bernard
Muller William F. (Muller & Son) r. 2598 Howard
Muller a: Koenifj (Frank Muller and George Koenig)
Dork packers, 15-1*; California Market
Muller & Schinalz (Gottfried Muller and Wil-
liam Schmalzi wines and liquors, ()38 Sacramento
Muller & Son (William F. and Henry N. A.) carpen-
ters. 2.198 Howard
d^" Muller. See Miller, Moller, Moeller and Muel-
ler
Mullery Nicholas R., carrier Post Office, r. 1322 Hyde
Mulligan Alexander O. (George Morrow & Co.) r. 523
Turk
Malllgan E. Li., physician, office NE cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-first, r. 943 Valencia
Mulligan Francis, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 508
Folsom
Mulligan James, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Mulligan James E., teamster, r. 413 Broadway
Mulligan James F., clerk, r. 20 Hawthorne
Mulligan James H., r. 25 Thirteenth
Mulligan John, r. 1151 Mission
luUiKan John, cordmaker Goldstein Bros., r. 12 Car-
oline
Mulligan John E., grainer Andrew Donlevy, r. 1000
Hyde
Mulligan Joseph, upholsterer, r. 12 Caroline
Mulligan Michael, seaman, r. 26 Freelon, rear
Mulligan Patrick, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan Peter, gas fitter W. S. Snook & Son, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan Peter, laborer, r. 1629 Hyde
Mullignn Peter, laborer E. Wassermann & Co., r. 12
Caroline
Mulligan Thomas, real estate agent, r. 214 Prospect
PI
! Mulligan Thomas F.. seaman, r. 129 Jackson
I Mullin Bernard, helper O'Connell & Lewis, r. 528
Folsom
I Mullin Dennis A. (Bryant & Mullin) r. 757 Brannan
Mullin George A., assistant bookkeeper Davis Bros.,
r. 422 Ellis
■ Mullin George W., instrument maker Electrical Sup-
ply Co., r. 6.53 Minna
' Mullin Harriet, widow, r. 929 Washington
Mullin Harry J., engraver H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 757
Brannan
Mullin James, laborer, r. 16 Ferrie
Mullin James, oiler stmr State of California
Mullin James, painter, r. 422 Ellis
Mullin James J., stevedore, r. 359 Minna
Mullin John, r. 545 Mission
Miilliu John, driver Centi-al RR., r. 514 Minna
Mullin John, laborer, r. 16 Ferrie
Mullin John, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Mullin Margaret, teacher elocution, r. 757 Brannan
Mullin Matthew, laborer, r. 212 First
Mullin Patrick, r. 119 Third
Mullin Thomas F., clerk D. Donovan, r. 757 Brannan
Mullin William F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 12 Oak
Mullin. See MuUan, Mullane, Mullen and Mul-
lius
Mallins C, F., manager Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited, of London) 301 California, r.
1809 Gough
MuUins Jeremiah J., deputy Tax Collecter, r. 38 Har-
riet
MiilliiiH John, laborer, r. 18)^ Bluxome
Mulims John, laborer, r. 211 J<| Perry
Huh John W., stair builder, r. 56 Shipley
Mullins Margaret Mrs., r. 79 Jessie
MuUniK Mary, widow, r. 949 Bryant
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IMPOUTi:ilS OI'^
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641 to 647 MAEKET STEEET.
Mullins Mary, domestic 214 San Jose Av
Mullins May, domestic 1212 Washington
Mullins Michael H., sawyer, r. 3(i:i9 Sixteenth
Mullins Patrick, blacksmith, r. 233 Clara
Mullins Patrick, teamster, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
Mullins Philip E., machinist Phelps Mufg Co., r. 1316
Sacramento
Mulling Thomas, r. 56 Shipley
Mullins Thomas, cigarmaker, r. Nineteenth nr Ala-
bama
Mullins Thomrs, expressman, cor Market and Sev-
enth, r. 635 Minna
Mullins Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Mullins Thomas J., carrier Post Office, r. 1206 Clay
Mullins William, molder, r. 112 Freelon
8^ Mullins. See Mullane, Mullen, Mullens and
Mullin
MuUot Louis, real estate agent, r. 229 Minna
MuUowuey William, blacksmith's helper W. H. Birch
(i Co., r. 39 J4 Clara
Mulloy Annie, t;iiloress, r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy Charles W., horseshoeing, 218 Fifth, r. 1321
Golden Gate Av
Mulloy Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy Daniel J., carriage painter, r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy Dennis, engineer, r. 977 Bryant
Mulloy John V., entry clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 1321
Golden Gate Av
Mulloy Julia Mrs., r. 36 Ritch
Mulloy Margaret, widow, r. 8 St. Rose's Av
8^" Mulloy. See Malloy and MoUoy
Mulreany George, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Butte aud Bryant
Mulrenin Edward F., bartender Thomas Brady, r. 27
Lapidge
Mulrenin Edward M., clerk C. C. Sloane.r. 942 Twen-
tieth
Mulrenin John, laborer, r. 906 M Folsom
Mulrooney Annie, domestic 458 Guerrero
Mulrooney Edward, laborer, r. Montgomery Av nr
Chestnut
Mulroony James (Mulroony & Blunden) r. 2845 Mis-
sion
Mulroony & Blunden (James Mulroony and Walter
H. Blunden) restaurant, 23 Taylor
Mulroy David, clerk stationery dept S. P. Co., r. 728
Hayes
Mulstav Patrick, r. 816 Fifteenth
Multne'r Carrie Mrs., r. E 8 Eleventh Av nr Point Lo-
bos Av
Mulvaney Bartholomew, bootfitter, r. 62 Everett
Mulvaney Frank, shoemaker Porter, SleBsinger& Co.,
r. 310 Montgomery Av
Mulvaney Nicholas, contractor, r. 821 H Montgomery
Mulvaney Owen, clerk, r. 26 Turk
Mulvey A. S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1206 Sutter
Mulvey Booth C, < arpenter, r. 1701 Jessie
Mulvey George, molder, r. 21 M Stanford
Mulvey John S., plasterer, r. 615 Hayes
Mulvey Michael, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Dominica
Mulvey Thomas, with Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. 3J0
Beale
MulvihiU Patrick, laborer estate of H. Trevor, r. 706
Bush
Mulvihill Patrick, teamster, r. 19 Chesley
Mulvihill Thomas, wool sorter, r. 130 Shipley
Mulville Daniel F., contractor, r. 20 Fair Oaks
Mulville Neptune B., attorney at law, 533 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Miilvln James, machinist, r. 17 Decatur
Mulvin Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Decatur
Mulvin William, driver, r. 22 Roudell Pi
Muuiaugh John H., stenographer Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 906 Market
Mumford Harry, waiter, r. 765 5< Howard
Mumford John V.. bookkeeper, r. 1010 Geary
Mnuce John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
UXILLIftRY PRINTERS, PALMEE & REY, 40540? Samme St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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IMPOllTKllS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes ami Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Miincey J. B., 419 r. Twenty-Beeond
Muucey William G., fruits and vegetables, SE cor
Shotwell and Twenty-second
Mnnch Robert, civil engineer and draftsman, r. 417
Green
Muncie William H., barber, r. 1106 Broadway
Mund Frederick S. (Blumenthal & Mund) r. 738
Green
Mund Henry C. watchmaker and jeweler, 672 How-
ard, r. 341 Clementina
Mund R. Mrs., bakery, 489^ Haight
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker Lewis Abrahams, r.
341 Clementina
Mund Samuel, r. 489}^ Haight
Mund William, jeweler, 201 O'Farrell. r. 1806 Post
Mundell Dora, hair dresser, r. 107 Natoma
Mundell Joseph, blacksmith, r. 2508 Bush
Mundheib A., baker, r. 1004 Sutter
Mundt Franz A., stenographer J. Gundlach & Co., r.
560 Minna
Mundt Henry, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Mundwyler Frederick, musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 708 Bush
Mundwyler Jacob, r. 708 Bush
Mundwyler John L., musician, r. 1419 Twenty-fourth
Mundwyler L. F., musician, r. 1419 Twenty-fourth
Mundy James H. (Jones, Mundv & Co.; r. Occidental
Hotel
Muufrey Edmund, pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 719 Polk
Munfrey William O., machinist, r. 628 Harrison
Munger Edward M. (E. M. Munger & Co.) r. 1010
Jackson
Munger E. M. .t Co. (Edward M. Munger) wines,
liquors and cigars. SE cor Mason and Jackson
Munger George, gripman Sutter St. RR.. r. 142 Ninth
Munger Lucius A., clerk, r. .515 O'Farrell
Mungiven Bridget, widow, r. 85 West Mission
Miingiven Martin V., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Mungiven Patrick, coachman, r. 405 Sixth
Mungiven Patrick, teamster, r. 150 Clara
Mnpier Ferdinand, mattress maker F. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. 1911 Polk
Munier Gaspard. upholsterer, r. SlOSansome
Munier Joseph N., steward John Bergez, r. 231 Fair
Oaks
Munk Charles E., cook Lang & Froboese, r. 1140 Mis-
sion
Munk Christ, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co,
Munk Frederick, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r. 18
First
Munk John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Munk Minua (R. & M. Munk) r. 805 Mission
Munk K. & M. (Richard and Minna) printers, 805
Mission
Munk Richard (R. &. M, Munk) r. 805 Mission
B£?" Munk. See Monck
Munn A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Munn Henry J., reporter, r. 435 Bryant
Munn Robert T., clerk James Higgins, r. 1214 Mission
Munnlch Arnold, bookkeeper Charles Duisenberg &
Co., r. 1031 Harrison
Munns William, carpenter, r. 103 Cumberland
Munoz Antonia, musician, r. 638 Green
Munoz Jesus, blacksmith, r. 1511 Mason
Munro A. D., bookkeeper T. P. H. Whitelaw, r. 509
Taylor
Munro Alexander K., teller Bank of British North
I America, r. -509 O'Farrell
' Munro Anna, widow, r. 8E cor Greenwich and Fill-
I more
; Munro George B., wood and coal, 600 O'Farrell
Mniiro James, r, 781 Mission
Munro James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
419 Fremont
Munro James, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 120 Sixth
Munn James A., nphnl.sterer, r. 419 Fremont
' Munro John, liquor saloon, 260 Braunan
Munro John W., blacksmith, and extraman Hose No.
8, r. 1116 Filbert
Munro Joseph W., first officer stmr Walla Walla, r.
2134 ITnion
Munro Neil, blacksmith, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Fillmore
Munro Reubeu, carbuilder, r. 1920 Stevenson
Munro Roderick, porter Duff & Co., r. 315 First
Munro R. R., Post Office Inspector, office 3'20 San-
some, r. Oakland
Munro Thomas A., gardener, r. Chepultepec nr Coso
Av, B. H.
Munro William A., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
266 Brannan
Munroe James, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 517
Twenty-sixth
Mnnroe Thomas W., machinist, r. 817 Howard
8^" Munroe. See Monro and Monroe
Mnnsell James Jr., general agent Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Co. (of New Jf rsey) 415 Mont-
gomery, r. 1665 Webster, Oakland
Munsey William, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
Oakland
Munsou Arthur K., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Oakland
Blunson Belting Co., Stearns Manufacturing
Co. agents, 29-31 Spear
Munson Charles, framemaker H. Cohen, r. 1816 Green
Munson Charles B., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 813 Twentieth
Munson David L., foreman E.J. Bowen, r. 444 Fulton
Munson Harry S., draftsman Charles I. Havens, r. 444
Fulton
Munson James G.. druggist William M. Searby, r. 8M
Golden Gate Av
Munson James H.. locksmith, r. 105 Bartlett
Munson John A., liquor salocm, 629 California
Munson Loraine H. Miss, clerk Northwestern Mutual
Life Ins. Co., r. 206 Kearny
Munson Maggie Mrs., restaurant. 16 Folsom, r. 15
Hampton PI
Munson Nels, carpenter, r. 10 Sumner, rear
Munson Oscar D., assayer, r. 622 Sutter
Munson Solomon M., bricklayer, r. 125 Eddy
Munson & Co., 29-31 Spear
B^" Munson. See Monson
Munster Henry, carpenter, r, 158 Ji Silver
Munster Henry, teamster Baker & Hamilton, r. 624
Fourth
Munster John, carpenter, r. 1807 Ellis
Munster John, drayman, r. 626 Brannan
Munster William, butcher, 2021 Fillmore, r. 2 Fill-
more PI
Munter C>iarles, baker, r. 1232 York
Munter Charles, merchant, r. 510 Hyde
Munter Henry, general merchandise, 208 Sixteenth
Munter Joseph, pictures, 1047 Folsom
Munz Adreas, bartender Joseph Straub, r. 607 Stock,
ton
Munzeuberger John, farmer, r. 431 Pine
Murasky Bernard housemover, r. E s Washington
Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth B. H.
Murasky Charles G., stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 541
Twenty-third
Murasky Charles H., carpenter, r. 541 Twenty-third
Murasky Frank J. (Smith & Murasky) attorney at
law, 315 Phelan Bldg. r. 718 Franklin
Murasky William, driver Lick Laundry, r. 718 Frank-
lin
Murasky William F., carriage blacksmith Wm.
Wertsch. r. WH Rausch
Murat Sophie, widow, lodgings, 1320 Stockton
Mnrat Emile. cook John Bergez, r. 625 Green, rear
Murch Louise, widow, r. 1111 Steiner
Murch S. E., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co.. r. Oakland
Murchant M., boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Murchie Gold and Silver Mining Co., A. W. Blundell
secretary, 1422 Clay
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIs' AND YOUTHS" SUITS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
ORIENT III. ft. 0? HARTPOtD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
HE BANCROFT
COMPANY 1«.Ik?.V
;eookbdiders, engravers, etc,
MUR
875
MUR
Miirchie James, r. 1519 Larkin
Murcott A. O . clerk, r. 2J0 Pacific.
Munlen Daniel E., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 53.' Polk
Murden Robert J., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
5:55 k' Gary
Murdin William T., sawyer California Mill, r. 2 Ivy
Av
Murdoih Edwarl, cigarmaker r. 2*; Hubbard
Murdoch Robert, capitalist. 800 Market, room 88, r.
122H Pine
Murdoch Samuel, molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 2») Hubbard
Murdoch William B., minint» and redwood timber
lauds, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 513 O'Farrell
Mnrdock C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Murdock and
Charles L. Crackbon) book and job printers, 632
Clay
Murdock Calvin A., mining, r. 24 H Page
Murdock Charles, r. Thirtieth nr Sanchez
Murdock Charles A. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 2424
Fillmore
Murdock George H. (Swain & Murdock) r. Alameda
Murdock George L., foreman laundry Occidental
Hotel, r. 921 Jackson
Murdock Isaiah, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 411
Bryant
Murdock James, groceries and liquors, 125 Langton
Murdock John, carpenter, r. 74 Natoma
Murdock Joseph A., sailmaker, r. 411 Bryant
Murdock Richard B., shocutter, r. 513 Shotwell
Murdock Thomas W., seaman, r. 208 Second
Murdock T. W., r. 533 Howard
Murdock William E., carpenter, r. 411 Bryant
Murdock William J., porter, r. 411 Bryant
Murdock William R., carpenter, r. 720 Grove
Murgotten Alexander P., employee U. S. Mint, r. 13
Elgin Park Av
Muriset Ernest, butcher 67 Centre Market, r. 615
Pine
Murison John McG., salesman Gage, Shattuck & Co.,
r. 911 Van Ness Av
Marison William A., cashier Occidental Hotel,
r. San Rafael
Murke Julius, carriage painter, r. 210 O'Farrell
Murke W. F., keeper aquarium Woodward's Gardens
Murken Conrad, bartender, r. 1 Howard
Murken Henry A., driver S. F. Soda Works, r. 188
Vandewater
Murkin John, bartender, r. 704 Mission
Murphv A. Mrs., widow, r. 319 Oak
Murphy Adam H., r. 2529 Howard
Muriihv Albert, painter J. P. Fraser
Murphy Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 2110 Filbert
Murphy Alphonse, deputy Coroner, r. 23U7 Polk
Murphy Ann, widow, r. 3205 Clay
Murphy Ann, liquor saloon, 033 Davis, r. 9 Broadway
Murphv .\nnie, widow, r. 18 Natoma
Murphy Annie Miss, dress and cloak making, 1248
Howard
Murphy Augustus A., dyer. r. 784Folsom
Murphy Partholomew, laborer, r. 1 Chestnut PI
Mnrphy Bartholomew, laborer, r. 154 Shipley, rear
Murphy B. B., longshoreman O. B. and N. Co.
Murphy Bridget, widow, r. 204 Eighth
Murphy Bridget, widow, liquor saloon, .56 Natoma
Murphy C. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Turk
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. .534 Natoma
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. 713 Natoma
Murphy Catherine Miss, milliner, r. !<;!« Clinton
Murphv Charles, bricklaypr, r. 719 Harrison
Murphy Charles, driver N. B. and M. RU. r. H29 Fol-
som
Murphy Charles, printer, r. 178 Minna
Murphy Charles I..., clerk, r. 50H Ellis
Murphy Charles P., carpenter. 3036 Sixteenth
Murphy Cornelius, foundryman, r. 5H8 Folsom
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, r. 915 54 Howard
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MALE TO ORDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Murphy Cornelius J., inspector Custom House, r.
230H Larkin
Murphy Daniel, r. 1030)4 Minna
Murphy Daniel, blacksmith. 702 Sansome, r. 1328
Church
Murphy Daniel, driver Pac. Transfer Co.
Murphy Daniel, hackmsn, r. 1522 Polk
Murphy Daniel, housemover, r. 6.'i8 Natoma
Murphy Daniel, ironworker Calvin Nutting & Son
Murphy Daniel, laborer, r. 319 Green
Murphy Daniel, laborer 8. P. C. Ry., r. 10* St. Rom'b
Av
Murphy Daniel, musician, r. 33«)4 Bush
Murphy Daniel, porter Mrs. C. Ryan, r. 136 Minna
Murphy Daniel, porter New Continental Hotel
Murphy Daniel, tanner, r. 1131 Shotwell
Murphy Daniel, teanif-ter, r. 2)4 Dehone
Murphy Daniel D., expressman, r. 677)4 Clementina
Murphy Daniel E.. shipwright, r. 915 Webster
Murphy Daniel F.. fruit and produce, NE cor McAl-
lister and Polk, r. 404 Polk
Murphy Daniel H.. varnlsher. r. 16)4 Clinton
Murphy Daniel J., judge Superior Court. De-
partment 12, chambers Old City Hall, second
floor, r. 119 Liberty
Murphy Daniel J., morocco finisher Norton Tanning
Co., r. 234 Clara
Murphy Daniel J., restaurant, 149 Seventh
Murphy Daniel L., gasfitter, 126 Eddy, r. 2 Eddy PI
Mnrphy Daniel S., r. 235 Seventeenth
Murphy Daniel T. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Murphy Daniel W. (D. W. Murphy & Co.) r. Ocean
View
Murphy David, blacksmith, r. 1812 Union
Murphy David C. B., clerk Post Office, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy D. C, laborer, r. 1520 Stockton
Murphy Delia Miss, domestic 1808 Pine
Murphy Delia I., widow, r. 1518 Devisadero
Murphy Dennis, boatbuilder, r. Ns Irwin bet Fourth
and Kentucky
Murphy Dennis, hackman. Plaza, r. 812 Powell
Murphy Dennis, laborer, r. 21 Georgia
Murphy Dennis, longshoreman, r. 23 Clementina
Murphy Dennis, longshoreman, r. 45 Ecker
Murphy Dennis, waichinnn. r. 959 Mission
Murphy Dennis B., capitalit-t, r. .531 Twenty-second
Murphy Dennis B., salesman William Li wis &Co., r.
Fourteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Murphy Dennis G., porter Pac. Transfer Co., r. 969
Mission
Murphy Dennis U., barber, 1603 Howard, r. 18 Ber-
nice
Murphy Dennis V.. printer, r. 5 Railway
Murpliy D. \V. «lk Co. (Daniel W. Murphy) real !
estate agents. 60S Market |
Murphy E., r. NE cor Larkin and Pacific
Murphy E.. stenographer H. Dutard |
JIurphy Edmond Mrs., widow, r. W a Mission Road '
bet Thirty-first and Thirty-second
Murphv Edward, clerk, r. nf> Fourteenth
Murphy Edward, dishwasher, r. 1 Polk 1
Murphv Edward, hostler, r. 529 Sacramento
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 512 Mission '.
Murphy Eilward. laborer, r. S « Pixley nr Webster ,
Murphy Edward 1".. traveling Balesman Siegfried k
Brandeustein r. 83 Sliver
Murphy Edward F.. porter H. Levi t Co., r. 121 San I
J.se Av '
Murphy Edward J., deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r. j
1723 Leavenworth
Murphy Kdwiinl J . laborer, r. 28 )« Freelon
Murphv Edward M., manager Journal •>( Commerc*
Publishing Co., 411 rallfornla. r. 504 Powell
Murphy Edward N.. cnplfallst. r. 334 ValleJ.i
Murphy Edward T.. salesman Philip Kennedy & Co.,
r. 5'J3 (tn en
Murphy Elizabeth Mrs., r. II Morrel PI
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729
Murphy Ellen, widow, r. 2 Federal
Murphy Elltn, domestic 101 St. Rose's Av
Murphy Eugeue, bartender J. K. McNeill
toma
Murphy Eufieiie P.. stockbroker, r. \mi Guerrero
Murphy F., boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Murphy Francis, engineer, r. 27 Alta
Murphy Francis H., barber Eugene De Sparr, r. 737
Howard
Murphy Francis M.. r. 63 Minna
Murphy Frank, engineer The Baldwin
Murphy Frank, fireman, r. 114 William
Muiphy Frank, molder, r. 40 Tehama
Murphy Frank, pilot, otfice 506 Battery, room 9, r.
1905 Dupont
Murphy Frank, teamster, r. 21 Rose Av
Murphy Frank C, blacksmith, r. 1628 Broadway
Murphy Frank H., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 211 Ji
Turk
Murphy Frank .T., reporter Chronicle, r. 120 Post
Murphy Frank P., ship's clerk, r. 1923 Larkin
Murphy Frederick, bartender, r. S s Twentieth nr
Sanchez
Murphy Frederick, boilermaker, r. 18 Natoma
Murphy George, r. 638 Commercial
Murphy George, foundryman, r. 40 Moss
Murphy George, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Murphy George, laborer, r. 54.5 Second
Murphy George, steward, r. 16}^ Clinton
Murphy George, teamster Michael Hartnett, r. 351
Jessie
Murphy George M., r. 510 Gearv
Murphy George W., shoemaker," r. 848 Folsom
Murpliy, Grant Si Co. (Adam Grant, Henry M.
Murphy, Joseph A. Ford, Joseph D. Grant, Dan-
iel T. Murphy and Hugh L. Whipple) importers
and jobbers foreign and domestic dry goods, NE
cor Bush and Sansome
Murphy Hamlin H., policeman, r. 27 Dehone
Murphy Hannah Mrs., r. 108 Freelon, rear
Murphy Helen, domestic, r. 616 5^ Nineteenth
Murphy Henry, boxmakgr, r. 1628 Broadway
Murphy Henry, driver City Cab and Carriage Co.,
174 Jrssie
Murphy Henry, oiler stmr San Bias
Murphy Henry, salesman, r. 1212 Seventeenth
Murphy Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. New
York
Murphy Honora. widow, r. 157 Dore, rear
Murphy Hugh, keeper Lombard St. Reservoir Spring
Valley W. W., r. 1200 Greenwich
Murphy Hugh, laborer, r. 702 Clementina
Murphy Hugh F., pressman J. R. Brodle & Co., r. 1200
Greenwich
Murphy Hugh S., r. 815 Laguna
Murphy Humphrey J., salesman A. Waldteufel, r. 62
Tehama
Murphy J., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Murphy Jackson, woolsorter, r. 933 Haight
Murphy James, bookkeeper, r. 568 Folsom
Murphy James, bricklayer, r. 541 Fourth
Murphy James, clerk W. H. Dwyer & Co., r. 211M
Turk
Murphy James, conductor, r. 20 Hampton
Murphy James, groceries ^nd liquors, 120 Eighth, r.
1121 Mission
Murphy James, groceries and liquors, 1410 Folsom
Murphy James, laborer, r. 14 Federal
Murphy James, laborer, r. 45 Ecker
Murphy James, laborer, r. 216 Minus
Murphy James, laborer, r. 310 Townsend
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1332 Church
Murphy James, laborer, r. 1448 Minna
Murphy James, lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r. 11
Baldwin Court
Murphy James, longshoreman, r. 100^ Second
Murphy James, machinist. Onion Iron
Tennessee nr Sierra
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
■ surtfeon, ofHce
13' Van Ness Av
Murphy James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 18Ji5 Hulibard
Murphy James, saloKman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1131 Tweuty.first
Murphy James, salesman, J. L. White & Co., r. 507
Ellis
Murphy James, sexton Sacred Heart Church, r. 550
Fillmore
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Clay, '
Murphy James, teamster Geary St. RR., r. Point Lo-
bos Av nr First Av
Murphy James, waiter, r. 20 Scott PI
Murphy James, with James B. Murphy, r. 743 Minna
Murphy James, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 69 Natoma
Murphy James, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Illi-
nois nr Napa
Murphy James A., r. 507 Ellis
Murphy James A., clerk, r. 565 Natoma
Murphy James B., liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Seventh, r. 513 Oak
Murphy James C, carrier Post Office, r. 1629 Pacific
Murphy James E., cigarmaker, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murphy James E., clerk L. A. Mills, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy James H., laborer, r. 125 Shipley
Murphy James J., clerk, r. 1512 Powell
Murphy James J., mining engineer, r. 1229 Folsom
Murphy James J., ship carpenter, r. 1216 Folsom
Murphy James P., painter, r. E s Dolores nr Eight-
eenth
Murphy James W., liquor merchant, oflBce 418 Sacra-
mento, r. 815 Twenty-fourth
Murphy Jennie L. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 2.529 Howard
Murphy J. D., quartermaster stmr City of Topeks
Murphy Jeremiah, gripman, r. 508 San Jose Av
Murphy Jeremiah, harnessmaker, r. 923 Harrison
Murphy Jeremiah, machinist, r. 742 Folsom
Murphy Jeremiah, messenger Nevada Bank, r. 215
Ninth
Murphy Jeremiah Jr.. clerk Nevada Warehouse and
Dock Co., r. 215 Ninth
Murphy J. H., teamster C. A. Warren, r. 742 Tehama
Murphy J. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1229 Folsom
Murphy John, r. 324 Mason
Murphy John, r. 710 J^ Post
Murphy John, r. Jackson nr Spruce
Murphy John (Moore & Murphy) r. 1406 Howard
Murphy John, assistant engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 784 Folsom
Murphy John, bouttreer Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
518 Stevenson
Murphy John, brickmason, r. 415 Clementina
MuriJhy John, deckhand stmr Newark, r. 1018 Mis-
sion
Murphy John, engineer, r. 69 Minna
Murphy John, expressman, r. 724 Valencia
Murphy John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 5, r.
1815 Post
Murphy John, gardener, r. 2317 Post
Murphy John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
fifth and Florida
Murphy John, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 842
Harrison
Murphy John, horseshoer, 702 Sansome
Murphy John, hostler J. Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Murphy John, hostler Pacific Transfer Co., r. 180
Jessie
Murphy John, hostler Theodore B. Ross, r. 637 Geary
Murphy John, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
Murphy John, laborer, r. 21 M Converse
Murphy John, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Murphy John, laborer, r. 112 Natoma
Murphy John, laborer, r. 114 J4 Langton
Murphy John, laborer, r. 157 Dore
Murphy John, laborer, r. 1448 Minna
Murphy John, laborer, r. 1459 Minna
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Murphy John, Inborer. r. W b Lundy Lane nr Virginia
Av, B. H.
Murphy John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Georgia
Murphy John, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 106 St. Rose's Av
Murphy John, liquor saloon, SW cor Eighteeuth anil
Castro
Murphy John, longshoreman, r. 10 Billings PI
Murphy John, lougshoremau, r. '201 Greeuwlch, rear
Muriihy John, machinist, r. 320.5 Clay
Murphy John, molder Savage, Son & Co., r. 107 Eighth
Murphy John, painter, r. 20J Ilyde
Murphy John, painter, r. H.'il Jessie
Murphy John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Murphy John, saloon watch stmr Granada
Murphy John, seaman, r. 321 Tenth
Murphy John, shoemaker, r. Rl Jessie
Murphy John, teamster, r. 112!^ Beruard
Murphy John, teamster U. 8. Drayman
Murphy John, tiuroofer. r. 8 Willow Av
Murphy John, trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 2.31
Jessie
Murphy John, varnisher, r. 16H Clinton
Murphy John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. G57 Mission
Murphy John, waiter stmr Mariposa
Murphy John waiter stmr State of California
Murphy John Jr., foreman California and Nevada Ice
Co., r. .51 Jessie
Murphy John A., clerk Levison Bros., r. 930 Sutter
Murphy John C, butcher, r. 842 Harrison
Murphy John C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 615 Bu-
chanan
Murphy John D., laborer, r. 5 Railway
Murphy John D.. shipping clerk Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 5 Railway
Murphy John E., tlour packer Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 1841 Howard
Murphy John F., liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and
Masonic Av
Murphy John F.. telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. 201 Taylor
Murphy John H., cook J. T. Freitas, r. 34 Second
Murphy John H., haruessmaker City RR., r. 215 Flf-
teenth
Murphy John J., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 959 Mis-
sion
tfurphy John J., engineer Engine No. 4. r. 565 Howard
Uurphy John J., first assistant engineer stmr City of
New York
Idurphy John J., laborer, r. 555 Howard
Uurphy John J., porter Dunham, Carrigan b Hay-
den Co., r. 13 Collins
Hurphy John M., attorney at law, 1.30 Sansome, r. 203
Eleventh
Idurphy John M., clerk John F. Murphy, r. SW cor
Geary and Masonic Av
Hurphy John N., r. 110 Twelfth
tfurphy John P., shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r. 51
Jessie
llurphy John P., wool receiver, r. 7J^ Morris Av
Hurphs John W., engineer Savage, Son & Co.,r. 40 Te-
hama
Hurphy John W., fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5)i
Grand Av
tfurphy John W. . proprietor St. George Livery
and Sale Stables, 408 Bush, r. Rush House
Jnrphy Joseph, r. 11 Morel PI
Unrphy Joseph, barber, r. 137 Third
aurphy Joseph, shoe cutter R. P. Chase & Co., r. 739
Minna
Unrphy Joseph, teamster, r. 9.59 Mission
ilurphy Joseph, warehouseman Abner Doble, r. 127
Second
rturnhy Joseph A., r. 507 Ellis
Idurphy Joseph A., clerk iEtna Insurance Co., r. 729
Natoma
llurphy Joseph A., compositor Report, r. 725 Clem-
entina
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Murphy Joseph B., photographic printer Johnston
Co., r. C Hyde
Murphy Joseph C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. US Eddy
Murphy Joseph L.. boltcutter, r. 137 Langton
Murphy Joseph L.. housemover, r. fiCt; Natoma
Murphy J. T., journalist, r. .508 Powell
Murphy Julia, widow, r. 112 Grove
Murphy Julia A. Miss, tiacher Grant Prlmay School,
r. 502 Eddy
Murphy J. W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. Oak-
laud
Murphy Katie, domestic 630 Harrison
Murphy Kulie Mrs., lodgings, 127 Second
Murphy Lawrence, hnusemover, r. 6«6 Natoma
Murphy Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
14.52 Minna
Murphy Lizzie Miss, r. 11 Morrel PI
Murphy Lizzie, waitress, r. 106 Eddy
Murphy Luke, laborer Marshutz & Cantrell. r. 213 J^
Perry
Murphy M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Murphy M. Miss, teacher, r. 45 Twelfth
Murphy M. A Mrs., widow, r. 35 Langton
Murphy Maguie Miss. r. 631 Florida
Murphy Margaret, domestic 661 Harrison
Murphy Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1102 Seven-
teenth
Murphy Margaret Mrs., lodgings. 137 Third
Murphy Margaret A., widow, r. 565 Natoma
Murphy Margaret W., widow, r. 63 Miuna
Murphy Martin, engineer, r. 316 Beale
Murphy Martin, second assistant engineer stmr San
Jose
Murphy Martin, liquor saloon, 2428 Geary
Murphy Martin J., bootmaker M. W. Murphy, r. 17
Taylor
Murphy Martin J., laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Mont-
gomery Av
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 10 Stark
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 10!4 Heron
Murphy Mary, widow, r 104 St. Rose's Av
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 107 Fifth
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 2J8 Seventeenth
Murphy Mary, widow, r. .574 Miuna
Murptv Mary, widow, r. Florida bet Butte and Napa
Murphy Mary Mins, domestic 27 Stanly PI
Murphy .Mary Mrs., r. 101 Grove
Murphy Mary Mrs , r. 234 Clara
Murpljy Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 631 Post
Murphy Mary, furnished rooms. 1.32 Fourth
Murphy Mary, saleslady A. Mautz & Co., r. 2606 MIs-
Murphy Marv A., cook 625 )i Post
Murphy Mary A., widow, r. 2606 Mission
Murphy Mary A. Miss, sfll( slady. r. 2006 Mission
Murphv Mary C. Miss, teacher Falrniount Grammar
School, r. 22H Seventeenth
Murphy Mary F., saleslady, r. 565 Howard
Murphy Mary M. Miss, principal West End School, r.
lafPage
Murphy Matthew, bousemover, r. 666 Natoma
Miirphy Matthew, liquor aaloon and lodgings, 648
Mission, r. 1m07 Mission
Murphy Matthew, painter, r. 1.326 Twentieth
Murphy Matthew, sexton 8t. Peter's R. C. Church, r.
)21<.( Florida
Miirpliv M. 1>. MrR.,dresBni»king, 226 Post
Muriiliv Miihael, bartender, r. T.iX Jessie
Muri.liy Ml.hael, capitBlist. r. 57 Everett
Murphy Miihael, collector, r. 1624 Pacific Av
Murphy Michael, cooper, r. W h Tennessee bet So-
lano ind Butte
Murphy Michael, helper MrCormIck Bros., r. 3 Hunt
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. nil Webater
Murphy Michael, liquor saloon, 133 Third, r. 309
Minna
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Murphy Miobael, longshoreman, r. 105 >fi Vsndewater
Murpby Michael, paver, r. 51«!^ Ninth
Murphy Michael, sergeant police, r. 926 Twentieth
Murphy Michael, stonecutter, r. 551 Mission
Murphy Michael, teamster, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Murphy Jliehael C, stevedore, r. 14 M Bluxome
Murphy Michael F., groceries and liquors, 214
Fifth, r. 407 Tehama
Murphy Michael H., painter, r. 977 Bryant
Murphy Michael J., driver City Cab and Carriage
Co., r. 174 Jessie
Murphy Michael T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
550!-.i Natotaa
Murphy Michael W., bootmaker, 17 Taylor
Murphy Mollis Miss, saleslady Jacobs & Co.. r. 905
Market
Murphy Nellie Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 502 Eddy
j Murphy Nicholas, calker, r. 77 Natoma
Murphy Nicholas, teamster, r. San Bruno Road nr
Channel
Murphy Nicholas W., norter H. Levi & Co., r. 322
Vallejo
Murphy Onnle, domestic 2119 Buchanan
Murphy Owen, teamster, r. 2038 Greenwich
Murphy Owen A., fruit merchant, office 510Sansome,
r. 408 Octavia
Murphy P. A., salesman Murphy. Grant & Co., r
Oakland
Murphy Patrick, r. 327 Tehama
Murphy Patrick, r. N s Jackson nr Baker
Murphy Patrick, bartender Ingleside House
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, r. 29 Linden Av
Murphy Patrick, contractor, 1175 Market, r. 1772
Folsom
Murphy Patrick, deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r.
Oakland
Murphy Patrick, dresser City and County Hospital, r.
134 Shipley
Murphy P..trick. harness cleaner St. George Stables,
r. Ahlborn House
Murphy Patrick, hostler, r. 445 Fifth
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. i^ Federal
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 27 J^ Clara
j Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 2(37 Tehama
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 435 Fulton
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 1628 Broadway
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Murphy Patrick, poultry, 74-75 Centre Market, r.2612
Sacramento
Murphy Patrick, salesman Deasy Bros., r. 739 Minna
Murphy Patrick D., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Murphy Patrick G., attorney at law, 809 Market, rooms
83-85, r. San Rafael
Murpliy Patrick H., policeman, r. 2527 Sutter
Mmphy Patrick J., bookkeeper George E. Belmor, r.
568 Folsom
Murphy Patrick J., brassfinisher, r. 168 }fi Clementina
Murphy Patrick J., grainer, 122 Golden Gate Av., r.
1309 Mission
Murphy Patrick J., journalist, r. 29 Buss
Murphy Patrick J., with H. White & Co.. r. 30 Bros-
nan
Murphy Paul, boilermaker, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Peter, r. 1108 Montgomery
Murphy Peter, laborer, r. 2I.« Fifth
Murphy Peter, l;iborer, r. 402 Vallejo
Murphy Peter, laborer, r. 619 H Mission
Murphy Peter, porter A. Waldteufel, r. Bernal
Heights
Murphy Peter P., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 959
Jlission
Murphy Philip, r. 1063 Mission
Murphy Philip, liquor saloon, 1026Larkin, r. 136 Fern
Av
Murphy Richard, r. 128 Turk
Murphy Richard, fireman stmr Newark, r. 20 Verona
PI
Murphy Richard, groceries and liquors, 311 Seventh
Murphy Richard, laborer, r. 8Ul Filbert
Murphy Richard, laborer, r. Mountain Lake
Murphy Richard, polisher Thomas Day & Co.. r. Oak-
land
Murphy Richard D., carrier Post Office, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Richard J., clerk P. Flanigan, r. 715 Natoma
Murphv Robert, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. Jackson
nr Hyde
Murphy Robert W., physician, r. 1601 Gough
Murphy Samuel, blacksmith, r. 1010 Filbert
DIurpliy Samuel G., president First National
Bank of San Francisco, 315 Montgomery, r. 931
Bush
Murphy Samuel J., clerk E. T. Mills, r. 1010 Filbert
Murphy Stephen, bartender John L. Wichman, r. 168
Tehama
Murphy Susan Miss, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 104
St. R.>se'6 Av
Murphy T., driver Central RR.
Murphy Thomas (Murpby & Trainor) r. W B Illinois
bet Butte and Napa
Murphy Thomas, bookbinder Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 323 Filbert
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, r. 541 Fifteenth
Murphy Thomas, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
1210 Union
Murphy Thomas, engineer, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Murphy Thomas, horseshoer McCarthy & O'Neill, r.
211 >4 Turk
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Murphy Thomas, longshoreman, r. 123 Brannan
Murphy Thomas, longshoreman, r. SW cor Washing.
ton and Drumm
Murphy Thomas, polisher La Grande Laundry
Murphy Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. N s Solano bet
Tennessee and Kentucky
Murphy Thomas, seaman, r. 317 Fremont
Murphy Thomas, stableman, r. 327 Sixth
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 21 Geneva
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 2213^ Clara
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 725 3^ Minna
Murphy Thomas, waiter, r. 959 Mission
Murphy Thomas, with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson
Murphy Thomas, with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 402
Vallejo
Murphy Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 815 Laurel At
Murphy Thomas C, r. 251}^ Clara
Murphy Thomas C, patternmaker, r. 220 Seventeenth
Murphy Thomas E., compositor Bulletin, r. 1216
Foisom
Murphy Thomas F.. fresco painter with W. S. TJpham,
r. NE cor Jackson and Lyon
Murphy Thomas F., varui^her, r. 185^ Clinton
Murphy Thomas J., clerk Pierce * Son, r. 321 Tenth
Murphy Thomas M., merchant, r. 335 Haiyht
Murphy Thomas M., laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 3
Hunt
Murphy Thomas P., painter, r. Chenery nr Randall,
Fairmount Tract
Murphy Thomas P., plumber, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy Timothy, r. 355 Minna I
Murpby Timothy, carer Black Point Packing House ]
Murphy Timothy, fireman, r. 422 Brannan i
Murphy Timothy, foreman laborers Market St. RR.
Murphy Timothy, horseshoer, r. 7 Baldwin Court
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 13 J^ Welsh, rear
Murphy Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Vork and Solano
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. cor Townsend and Stan-
ford
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, r. 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, r. 323 Filbert, rear
Murphy Timothy, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 725
Clementina
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MUR
( Murphy Timothy H., stonecutter M. Rot^, r. 2032
Folsoiii
1 Murphy Vincent S., r. 355 Minna
Murphy Walter, clerk Chronicle, r. Miseion nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Murphy W. C, waiter stmr State of California
1 Murphy W. E., second sieward stmr San Bias
j Murphy W. H., carrier Po8t Office, r. 1050 Mission
I Murphy William, r. NE cor Larkin and Pacific
! Murphy William, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 2936
Mission
Murphy William, butcher, r. 157 Oough
Murphy Williaiu, carpenter, r. Sickels Av nr San Jose
Road. Ocean View
Murphy Wiliiam, clerk J. Noonan & Co., r. 931 Mission
j Murphy William, first officer stmr Bay City, r. 1018
j Mission
j Murphy William, laborer, r. 436 Minna
j Murphy William, liquor saloon. Ocean View
' Murphy William, painter, r. 114J4 Langton
I Murphy William, seaman, r. 625 Davis
I Miirpby William, stevedore, r. 26 Federal
I Murphy William, tailor Lewis Cohen, r. 5J4 Rausch
: Murphy William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 231
Clara
Murphy William, teamster, r. 409 Twenty-eighth
Murphy William B., inspector Custom House, r. 211}^
TurK
Murphy William D., teacher music, r. 14 Sumner
Murphy William E., Catholic books, 106 Hayes
Murphy William E., operator Am. District Tel. Co..
The Baldwin, r. 1624 Pacific Av
Murphy William F., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 251 Perry
Murphy William H., porter H. Levi i Co., r. 6 Pres-
cott
Murphy William J., melter's helper Savage,8on & Co.,
r. 314 Eighth
Murphy William P., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 9Ji Glover
Murphy William T., molder Savage Son & Co., r. 26 Ji
Welsh
Murphy & Trainor (Thomas Murphy and Hugh
Trainor) liquor saloon, W s Illinois bet Butte and
Napa
t^ Murphy. See Murfey
Murr Lewis (Kutz & Murr) r. 404 Van Ness Av
Murray , Mrs., widow, r. 519 Jones
Murray Alexander S., manager South British
Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 213-215 Sansome,
r. Cosmos Club
Murray AnRiis S., plasterer, 5 Central Court
■Murray .\nnie, domestic 1414 McAllister
Murray Auuie E. Mrs., r. 1820 Hyde
Murray Bernard, laborer, r. 540 Mission
Murray Bridget .Mrs., dairy. Twenty-ninth nr Castro
Murray Brothers (William F. and Samuel) ma-
chine works. 252 Beale
Murray Byron Jr., assistant cashier Bank or
California, r. 2510 Pacific Av
Murray C, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Murray Catherine, lodgings, 410 Broadway
Murray Catherine Miss, r. 1315 Octavia
Murray Charles, boatman, r. 7 Moalton PI. rear
Murray Charles, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1413
Clay
Murray Charles, painter, r. 1417 Powell
Murray Charles, teamster Henry Burnstine, r. 34 De
B)om
Murray Charles A., painter, r. 781 Folsom
Murray Charles H., machinist, r. 120 Hayes
Murray Charles R., mechanic S. P. Co., r. 102 Julian
Av
Murray D., r. 11 Leroy PI
Murray Daniel, painter, r. 4.35 Fifth
Murray David, laborer, r. 6179^ Ellis
Murray David, liquor suloon, 8W cor Illlnoia and
Napa
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
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MunufucturerM <if
WINDOW SHADES.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Murray David, peddler, r. 1410 Folsom, rear
Murray Dennis, bollermaker, r. NW cor Flret and
Mission
Murrav Dennis, butcher James McDermott, r. SX
Ringold
Murray Dennis J., waiter, r. 561 Stevenson
.Murray Edward, cooper, r. 365 Jessie
Murray Edward, r. 10 Columbia Square '
Murray Edward, driver L. H. Woodworth, r. 1009 Va-
lencia
Murray Edward, hostler, r. 2645 Mission
Murray Edward T., teamster Matthew Nunan, r. 27
Grand Av
Murray Elizabeth, domestic 1224 Broadway
Murray Ellen, widow, r. 306 Filbert
Murray Ellen Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 306 Filbert
Murray Ellen .Miss, domestic lnl7 Sansome
Murray Fannie, widow, r. 112 Mason
Murray Felix, teamster, r. 6 Minna
Murray Francis J., lamplighter S. F. Oas Light Co.,
r. IIM Folsom Av
Murray Francis R.. policeman, r. SW cor Twenty.
fourth and Alabama
Murray Frank B., patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
540 Mission
Murray George, laborer Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg. Co.. r. 2311 Harrison
Murray George, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
108 Mason
Murray George I., plasterer, r. 305 Fifteenth
Murray George R., clerk, r. 36 Zoe
Murray George T.. butcher, r. 2311 Harrison
Murray George W., barber William S. Russell, r. 540
Mission
Murray H.. seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Murray Hannah, widow, r. 644)4 Minna
Murray Hanorah, widow, r. Sierra nr Kentucky
Murray Ht-nry B., mining, r. 624 Twenty-third
Murray Isaac (Murray *e Co.) r. San Joaquin Co.
Murray James, r. 217 Minna
Murray James, carriage painter Larklns & Co., r. 1149
Howard
Murray James, foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray James, liquor saloon, 353 Third
Murray James, molder, r. 4i 6 Clementina
Murray Jatues. painter, r. 1.58 Shipley
Murrav Jamen, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 312
Fifth, rear
Murray James, teamster M. Waters, r. 307 Filbert
Murray James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 214 O'Far-
rell
Murray James B. (Hindes * Murray) r. 938 Bush
Murray James D., compositor Examiner, r. 916 Jack-
Murrav James E., clerk M. P. and M. dept 8. P. Co.,
r. 102 Julian Av
Murray James E., painter.r . 316 Ivy Av
Murray James P.. carpenter, r. 45 Hermann
Murray James P. 8., electrician George L. Henzel, r.
120 Hayes
Murray Jane, domestic 2203 Fillmote
Murray Jane, seamstress, r. 36 Zoe
Murray Jarvis. with Athertou & Selby. r. Menlo Park
Murray Jeremiah, butcher, r. 26 Sumner
Murray Johanna, ladies' nurse, r. 142)4 Fourth
Murray John (Murray ti Co.) r. 11 Harlan PI
Murray John, assistant engineer U. S. Appraisers
BIdg, r. 259 Stevciisen
Murray John, bagmaker Anderson fc Co.
Murrny John, boilermaker, r 1502 Leavenworth
Murray John, boatman, r. 306 Filbert
Murray John, dairyman, r. 622 Han Jo8«5 Av
Murrav John, d.tectlve. r. 32.-. X Bush
Murray John, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Murray John, fireman stmr CoUma
Murray John, foreman m'lder Pac. Rolling Mill. r.
cor Illinois and Lena PI
Murray John, laborer, r. 120 Hayes
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER h REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afsent,
51 0 California Street.
MUR
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W. W. Xyiontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOL.ISH AND AMERICAN
Encuiii!<ti<\ CSIazcMi :in<t Plulii.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Murray John, laborer, r. I('i3 Jpssie
Murraj' John, laborer, r. 1126 Folsom
Murray John, mattress maker, r. (i Harry PI
Murray John, messman stmr San Bias
Murray John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. I(i27 Devisadero
Muijray John, seaman, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Murray John, special policeman, r. 1325 J^ Sacra-
mento
Murray John, tailor, r. 429 Tehama
Murray John, tinsmith, r. 211 Third
Murray John, with Eureka Foundry
Murray John F., foundryman Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
NW cor Solano and Tennessee
Murray John F., shocutter. r. 120 Hayes
Murray John H., finisher, r. C Harry PI
Murray John H., molder, r. 530 Howard
Murray John K., labcfrer, r. 109 Nineteenth
Murray John D., assistant yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 608
Second
Murray John P., carpenter, r. 323 Filbert
Murray John T., shoe finisher Earle & Co., r. 6 Eliza-
beth
Murray Joseph F., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1502 Leavenworth
Murray Josephine A., domestic 2410 Mission
Murray Julia, widow, r. 118 Hayes
Murray Kate, cook L. Blenis, 2001) McAllister
Murray Kate, domestic 2215 Pacific Av
Murray Lewis L., machinist, r. 29 Perry
Murray Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 1226
Murray Mamie Miss, r. 1153 Folsom
Murray Margaret, widow, r. 27 Grand Av
Murray Margaret A., seamstress, r. 11 Auburn
Murray Maria, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Murray Maria Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 10 Columbia
Murray Martin, expressman, r. 713 Natoma
Murray Mary, widow, r, 18 Bridge PI
Murray Mary, widow, r. 330 Fell
Murray Mary, widow, r. 733 Natoma, rear
Murray Mary, groceries and liquors, 941 Bryant
Murray Maurice, laborer, r. 14 Dale PI
Murray Michael, giirdener Home of Peace Cemetery,
r. Dolores bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Murray Michael, groceries and liquors, 521 Mission
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 6 Elizabeth
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 56 Minna, rear
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 229 Hickory Av
Murray Michael, laborer, r. 307 Filbert
Murrav Michael, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 212 Ninth
Murray Michael Jr., with Eclipse Bakery, r. 307 Fil-
bert
Murray Milton, salesman Keane Bros., r. 504 Taylor
Murray M. L., r. 1226 Bush
Murray Nellie Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 232 Oak
Murray Neil, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Murray Oscar, teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Murray Owen, teamster, r. 12 Ridley
Murray Patrick, laborer S. M. Hills, r. 550 Mission
Murray Patrick, laborer, r. 941 Bryant
Murray Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 949 Bryant
Murray Patrick, laborer, r. 1317 Sausome
Murray Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. SW cor
Utah and El Dorado
Murray Patrick, tanner, r. 437 Twenty -ninth
Murray Patrick, wirecleaner Cal. Wire Works, r. 307
Filbert
Murray Peter, conductor Central RK., r. cor Turk
and Fillmore
Murray Peter, gardener, r. California Av bet Howard
and Mission, B. H.
Murray R., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray Reginald J., engineer, r. 1724 Jessie
Murray Rhody, deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. Oakland
Murray Richard, carpenter, r. 781 Mission
Murray Richard J., clerk William F. Coad.'r. 1404
Hyde
Murray Robert, carpenter, r. 36 Zoe
Murray Robert, millwright, r. E b Fifth Av bet Point
Lciboa Av and Clement
Murray Robert, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
4M Auburn
Murray Robert E., printer, r. 1232 Bush
Murray Robert H., canmaUer, r. 2 Wheelock PI
Murray Robert H., clerk Ward & Co., r. 112 Mason
Murray Robert T., gasfitter Louis Hufschmidt & Bro.,
r. 1813 Steiner
Murray Samuel (Murray Bros.) r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray Samuel C, carpenter S. M, Hills, r. 32 Hub-
bard
Murray Thomas, boarding, 510 Davis
Murray Thomas, brakeman S. P. Co., r. cor Fourth
and Townsend
Murray Thomas, marble polisher J. Dempsey, r. 719
Laguna
Murray Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1320 Jones
Murray Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
259 Hickorv Av
Murray Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
Murrijy Timothy J., clerk License Collector, r. 118
Hayes
Murray William (Murray & Co.l r. 11 Harlan PI
Murray William, boilermaker, r. 1502 Leavenworth
Murray William, bookkeeper Dickson, DeWolf & Co.,
r. 1713 Clay
Murray William, cigars and tobacco, 201 Fourth, r.
274 Clementina
Murray William, cook, r. 52 Second
Murray William, live stock, cor Sixteenth and Capp
Murray William, mailing clerk, r. 4M Auburn
Murray William, accountant Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. 504 Geary
Murr.iy William, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 13
Glen Park Av
Murray William, teamster, r. 36}^ Zoe
Murray William, teamster, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Murray William Mrs., widow, r. 1232 Bush
Murray William F. (Murray Bros.) r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray William H., painter, r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray William H., secretary Journal of Commerce
Pub. Co., 411 California, r. Twenty-fourth bet
Bartlett and Valencia
Murray William H., steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Murray William J. (W. J. Murray & Co.) r. 1213 Pa-
cific
Murray William J., bottler I. H. Morse & Co., r. 718
Greenwich
Murray William J., clerk, r. 213 Ritch
Murray William J., clerk McDermott & D'Arey, r.
1246 Mission
Murray William J., painter, r. 410 Broadway
Murray William J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
. r. 120 Hayes
Murray William L.. bartender A. J. Martin, r. 27
Grant Av
Murray William M., machinist, r. 29 Perry
Murray W. J., clerk Russ Housei
Murray W. J. & Co. (William J. Murray) produce
commission, 416-418 Davis
Murray & Co. (Isaac, John and William Murray) fish
dealers, 72-73 Centre Market
B^" Murray. See Murry
Murrin Felix, r. 218 Fair Oaks
Murrin James J., sign painter William G. Koch, r.
218 Fair Oaks
Murris Ernest A., designer, r. 1045 Market
Murry Catharine, widow, r. 10 Derby PI
Murry James J. (Murry & Vltt) r. 10 Derby PI
Murry J. L., r. Five Mile House, Mission Road
Murry Margaret, widow, r. 15 Rausch, rear
Murry & Vitt (James J. Murry and Charles Vitt)
cigars and tobacco, NW cor Taylor and Golden
Gate Av
LOWEST PEIOES.
TIWE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. C«>I«. TIIIRI>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
I WASHINGTON ST. I
Prodncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
MUR
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Mnrsch Jacob, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 25 Alta
Mursello Pietro, fisbcnuun, r. 924 Vallejo
Murta John, purser stmr Columbia, r. 11'.) Silver
Murtha Emma Miss, dres.smaker, r. 1417 Buchanan
Murtha James, liquor saloon, 1642 Market
Murtha Jennie, widow, r. Chenery ur Randall
Murtha John, packer Redlngton & Co., r. Ashbury ur
Waller
Murtha John J., plumber W. O. Murtha, r. 1417 Bu-
chanan
Murtha Ju.seph, laborer, r. 74 Tehama
Murtlia Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Madison Av
Murtha Susie Miss, r. 26 Cook
Murtha William H., druggist, r. 1417 Buchanan
Murtha William O., plumber, 1417 Buchanan
Murty David, shoemaker, r. 528 Howard
Murtz Peter, tanner, r. E s Potrero Av bet Sierra and
Shasta
Mury Lili Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, r. 26 McAllister
IMurv M. Mits, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary
School, r. 26 McAlli--ter
Jllusante Charles, groceries and liquors. 320
(ireen
Musaute David, shoemaker, r. 9 Vincent
Musante Michael, groceries and liquors, 1425 Dupout
Musante Peter, scavenger, r. 511 Filbert
Musau.'j William P., clerk George W. McNear
Musch Frank, laborer O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mission
Muschi Luigi, baker L. Valente. r. 214 Broadway
iMnser Brothers (Frederick W., Eichard, Otto and
Curt) successors to Duden Freres & Co., manu-
facturers and Importers embroideries, laces, cur-
tains, etc., 541 Market
Muser Curt (Muser Bros.) r. Brussels, Belgium
Muser Frederick W. (Muser Bros.) r. Brussels, Bel-
gium
Muser Otto (Muser Bros.) r. New York
Muser Richard (Muser Bros.) r. 1418 Larkin
Musgrave Charles, foreman Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r.
San Jose Av
Musgrave Joseph, clerk general manager's ofllce S.P.
Co., r. 510 Geary
Musgrave T. & Co. (Timothy Musgrave and Pius
Gfell) jewelers, 295 Sixteenth
Musgrave Timothy (T. Musgrave & Co.) r. 295 Six
tcenth
IMasic and Drama (weekly) J. F. Thrum editor,
)35 Clay
Music Department of A. L. Bancroft &
Co., 132 Post
Vlusical Budget (monthly) Kohler & Chase pub-
lishers, 137 Post
Musicians Mutual Protective Union, oflSce Arion
Halle, NE cor Kearny and Sutter
Husil Frank, painter S. JP. Co., r. 2 Santa Clara
tfusil Jos-eph, bakery and coffee saloon, 27 Ninth
duslodine K. Mrs., restaurants, NE cor Mission and
Fair Av, and 2109 Fillmore
ilussler John, barber, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
rfusso John (Mancini & Musso) r. 17 Ohio
ilustard Joseph D., carpenter, r. 109 Twenty-sixth
ilusto Clarence, with Joseph Musto, r. 1236 Hyde
dusto Jolin (Nunziato, Musto & Co.) 70.?-707 Battery
Insto Joseph, marble works, 713-716 Battery, r. 1236
Hyde
ilufh J. & Co. (John and Jacob Muth) beer bottlers,
13 Bourbon
Juth Jacob (J. Muth & Co.) r. 13 Bourbon
Juth Jacob F. .bartender James F. Kearny,r. 429 Rid-
ley
ifuth John (J. Muth & Co.) r. 13 Bourbon
InthwllUg Joseph, wagonmaker, 520 Davis
lutin Eugene, cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 1518 Powell
Intin Jean, bottler Em Meyer & Co., r. 1518 Powell
IntBchall Adolph, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 730
Green
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to £47 MArwKET TTP.EET.
Mutschler Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 208 Golden
Gate Av
Mutschler Christian, shoemaker, 4 Golden Gate Av r
20K Gcldt-n Gate Av
Mnttl
0<.)i.
•.19 Pncifii
MUTDAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO. ,o,
IVew .Jersey) Jnmeg Munsell Jr. utfent,
415 Montgomery
Mutual Eudowiiieiit Association (of Oakland) Will-
liim H. Blake a^.-iit. r,n Clav
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, , or Nv,v
Yorki A. B. Forhfti (general u|f«nt, 401
Californiu
Mutual Rfserve Fund L.!fe Association (of
New York) Charles M. Oakley manager, 314 Mont-
gomery, rooms 4-5
Muus Henry, groceries and liquors, 839 Broadway
Muzio John, cider manufacturer. 540 Fifteenth
Muzio Luigi, r. Fair Oaks nr Eighteenth
Muzio PaoU, r. Fair Oaks nr Eighteenth
Myall Charles, clerk, r. 317 Bush
Mycovsky Joseph, wireworker r. 63 Jessie
Myer Abraliam W. , general steamship passen-
ger agent. 401 Calilornia, r. 1217 Luguna
Myer Gertie Miss, r. 765 Market
Myer Gustave, barber R. R. Ramsey, r. 233 Fourth
Myer Johanna, widow, r. 927 Bryant, rear
Myer John, porter, r. 112 Hancock
Myer Joseph, marble polisher, r. 323 Langton
Myer Nathan (Nathan Myer & Co.) r.266 Golden Gate
Av
Myer Natlian & Co. (Nathan Myer) passenger
agents North German Lloyd Steamship Co., 401
California
1^" Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Meyer and
Myers
Myers A. O. Mrs., millinery. 1433 Polk
Myers Amos Mrs., r. 1511 Leavenworth
Myers Ann, widow, r. 165 Tehama
aiyers Belle Mrs., widow, r. 1709 Jessie
Myers Benjamin L., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
781 Mission
Myers Bernard R.. with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r
106 Stockton
Myers Bernhard, physician, 130 Ninth .
Myers Ch„rles, laborer 8. P. Co., r. 9.'i9 Bryant
Myers Charles A., with Myers & Racouillat, r. 1117
Filbert
Myers Charles E. Jr., clerk local freight offlce 8. P.
Co., r. 700H Capp
Myers Christopher, janitor, r. 32 Sixth
Myers David, cooper, r. IH Elliot Park
Myers Edward, attorney at law, 509 Montgomery, r.
2407 Pacific Av
Myers E. J. Mrs., r. 919M Mission
Myers F. J., gripman Sutler St. RR.
Myers Frank, deputy clerk Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, r. .3:19 Eighteenth
Myera Franlt E., president California Slate Co.,
325 Montgomery, t. Mlt4 Grove
Myers George A., bellman Grand Hotel
Myers George H., clerk Relss Bros., r. 237 Golden
Gate Av
Mvers George 8., with M. Woodward, r. Windsor
Hotel
Myers George 8., clerk, r. 607 Mason
Myers Gustave, bartender, r. 1406 Clay
Myeis H. Mrs., r. 1322 Geary
Myers Henry (Nat. Raphael & Co ) r. 2420 Washington
Myers Henry B. (Myers* Racouillat) r. 1117 Filbert
Myers H. H. (H. H. Myers & Co.) r. 1400 McAllister
Myer» H. H. & Co.. warehousemen (Tres Plnoa. San
Bontta Co.) ofH.e .3(VJ California
Myers Isidore, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co.. r. 327 Golden
Gate Av
Myers James, cooper, r. 424 Fremont, rear
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTEU3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Myers James b., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 938 Mission
Myers Jehu, r. 237 Golden Gate Av
Myers John, bagsorter Neville & Co.
Myers John, merchant (Tombstone, Arizona) r. G19
Gough
Myers John, porter M. Warde & Co., r. 6 Camp
Myers John C, steward, r. fi49 Mission
Myer-^ John F. (John F. Myers & Co. I r. ?9 Elgin
Park Av
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MYERS JOHN F. & CO.
(John F, Myers, Albert G. Sliealian and
Charles Montgomery) dealers oil, gas
and gasoline stoves, ^vood and coal
ranges, lionseliold goods, and manu-
facturers tinware, 8 63 Market
Myers John H. (John H. Myers & Co.) r.534!>^ Valencia
Myers John H. & Co. (John H. Myers and Charles D.
Estabrook) cigars and tobacco, 506 Valencia
Myers Joseph, teamster, r. 1135 >4 Harrison
Myers L. Mrs., r. 620 Sutter
Myers Lena M. Mrs , teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. ino McAllister
Myers Leon K. , importer of Italian and foreign
marble, and steam marble saw mills, 20 Gold, r.
SE cor Sixth and Mission
Myers Lewis E., clerk local freight oflace S. P. Co.,
r. 700 M Capp
Myers Lizzie A., widow, r. 1232 Broadway
Myers L. J., traveling salesman Esberg, Bachman &
Co., r.905 Market
Myers Martin (Brunings & Myers) r. 1517 Vallejo
Myers Martin, teamster, r. 162 Shipley
j Myers Mary, domestic 1911 Lyon
Myers Marv A. Mrs., r. 1548 Howard
Myers Mitchell J., tailor. 106 Post, r. 237 Golden
I Gate Av
Myers M. L. Mrs., teacher Mission Grammar School,
' r. 100 McAllister
Myers N. Mrs., widow, r. 56'4 Minna «
Mvers Oliver P., dentist, 1548 Howard
I Myers Peter S., carpenter, junction Eighteenth and
Falcon Road
Myers Richard, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor De-
visadero and Hayes
Myers Robert C, carpenter, r. 233 Sixth
Myers Samuel, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Myers Thomas, teamster Somers .tHealey, r. cor
Harrison and Beale .
I Myers Thomas J., clerk John Middleton, r. 1232
Broadway
Myers Warren F., mining, 419 California, room
23, r. Alameda
Myers William, tanner, r. cor Army and San Bruno
Road
Myers William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 30 OTarrell,
rear
Myers William R., salesman, r. 2109 Broderick
Mj-^ers & Racouillat (Henry B.Myers and L. C.
A. Racouillat) proprietors Pacific Bos Factory,
W s Ninth nr Harrison
B^ Myers. See Mayers and Meyers
Myerson Simon, cigarmaber, r. 825 Eddy
Mygrist T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Myhre K. F., carpenter William Lewis, r. Oakland
Myhre Thurston, carpenter William Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Myland Christian, r. 1033 Twenty-fourth
Mylar James P., watchman International Hotel
Myler James, collector J. R. Walton, r. 213 Tenth
Myles George F., carrier Post Office, r. 202 Francisco
Myles Sarah, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Myles William, porter, r. 202 Francisco
tar Myles. See Miles
Mylon Thomas, bakery, HIGH Pacific
Myrich Christian, expressman, r. 3 McOormick
Myrick Charles N., aseayer, r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Edward R. (J. O. Cashin & Co.) r. 2709 Pine
Myrick Ellen, widow, r. 2709 Pine
Myrick John E., pilot stmr Modoc, r. Alameda
Myrick Milton H. (Myrick & Deerlng) r. Palace Hotel
Myrirk Petrr, hack driver, r. 005 Natoma
Myrick Jii Deering (Milton H. Myrick and
Frank P. Deering) attorneys at law, 325 Mont-
gomery, room 14
Myrtle Hall, W 8 Railroad Av bet Trinidad and Ba-
hama
Myrtle M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 437 Minna
Mvhelt J. G. Mrs., varieties, 1639 Mission
Mysell Joseph G., collector C. J. Pidwell & Co., r.
1639 MiwBion
Mysell William C, lithographer, r: 1639 Mission '
Myser Joseph, gripman, r. 608 Ivy Av
Myson Walter R., seamnn, r 2941 Sixteenth
Myzell Allen, janitor, r. 1202 Powell
Myzell Festus, porter George Dawson, r. 1202 Powell
IV
Naake Charles H., lithographer, r. 402 Geary
Naake Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 402 Geary
Naake Minna, widow, r. 221 J^ Thirteenth
Naber, Alfs & Brune (Henry D. Naber, William
Alfs and Henry Brune) proprietors Phoenix Bour-
bon Whisky, and dealers native wines and bran-
dies, 413 Front
Naber Henry D. (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. Haywards
Nable Julian, painter, r. SE cor Precita and Washing-
ton Avs, B. H.
Naccarini Eugene, salesman L. Scatena & Co., r. 1138
Pacific
Naccarini Joseph, clerk, r. 1138 Pacific
Nacarri Charles, upholsterer, r. 604 Vallejo
Nachman Adolph (Manhattan Food Co.) r. 1208 Geary
Nachman Jacob, traveling salesman Julius Sultan &
Co., r. 1208 Geary
Nacbmias Julia, widow, r. 48 South Park
Nachtigal Henry E. (Brouquet & Nachtlgal) r. 605
Broadway
Nachtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Broderick
Nachtigall Henry L., capitalist, 726 Washington
Nttchtrieb Elizabeth, widow, r. 28 Russ
Nachtrieb Ellsworth W., superintendent J. C. Rued
fc Co., r. 2141 Mission
Nachtrieb George H., salesman J. C. Rued & Co., r
2141 Mission
Nachtrieb John J. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. 2819 Howard
Nachtrieb W. E., manager tannery J. C. Rued & Co,
r. 2141 Mission
Nacke Herman, jeweler R. Bujannoflf, r. 19 South Park
Nadro Edward, pressman Bacon i^ Co., r. 117 Olive Av
Nadro M., merchant, r. 117 Olive Av
Naf Jacob, painter, r. Thirtieth nr Dolores
Naftaly Morris, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 911 Har
rison
Nagasawa Frank T., student, r. 629 Kearny
Nagashima Ita, artist, r. 1826 Vallejo
Nagel Albert G., stationer and bookbinder, 4113^
Geary
Nagel Charles G., carpetlayer, r. 419 O'Farrell
Nagel Fritz, butcher, r. 2219 Powell
Nagel Grace Miss, stenographer Safety Nitro Powder
Co., r. 632 O'Farrell
Nagel Gustave A., carpenter, 1535 Polk, r. 1602 Polk
Nagel J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2219 Powell
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 36 O'Farrell, r. 419
O'Farrell
Nagel Ludwig, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oakland
Nagel Otto, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2219
Powell
Nagel Paul E. O., teacher music, r. 313 Stockton
Nagel Sarah A. Mrs., widow, r. 128 Valley
UNDERWEAR
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO
THE LIOU Fire las. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000 I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manai
Assets, $4,712,747 WM. SEZTON, Asst Man»|
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY ^AlKfrV
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Nagel Simon, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.. r. 68
Shipley
Nagil Walter, stevedore, r. 1337)4 Natoma
10" Nagel. See Nagle and Neaj,'le
Nageugast Jacob, clerk Redingtou & Co., r. 261 Ste-
vuQSon
Xager Anton (Nager Bros.) r. Falkland nr Tallapoosa
Nager Brothers (Anton and John) dairy, Falkland nr
Tallapoosa
Niger Benjamin, buttermaker, r. 431 Pine
Nager Elizi, widow, bakery, 032 O'Farrell
Nager Frederick (Nager & Sinaou) r. Lahaina bet
Penobscot and Santee
Nager Herman E., r. 1400 Sacramento
Nager John (Nager Bros.) r. Falkland nr Tallapoosa
Nager Paul, dairyman, r. 2326 Greenwich
Nager Sophia Mrs., r. 1406 Sacramento
Nager .t Simon (Frederick Nager and Peter Simon)
dairy, N s Lahaina bet Penobscot and Santee
Nagle Alfred J., calker R. S. Alexander & Son, r. 524
Folsom
Nagle ArtnurD., bailiff Police Court No. 2, r. W s
Vicksburg bet Elizabeth and Twenty-fourth
Nagle Charles, paper carrier, r. a San Antonio
Nagle Charles G. (Nagle & Nagle) r. 603 Bush
Nagle Cornelius, r. 1133^ Polk
Naule David K. (Pyne .^; Nagle) r. 131.5 Broadway
Nagle Edward F., blacksmith, r. 2015 O'Farrell
Nagle Ellen, widow, r. 113}^ Polk
Nagle Garret, laborer, r 14 Geneva
NAGLE GEORGE D. contractor
for duins, hydraulic -works and build-
ingrain brick or stone, office 317 Mont-
gomery, r. a031 Steiner
Nagle Harry M., dealer brooms,, 221 Davis, r. 2031
Steiner
Nagle Henry H., with Parrott & Co., r. East Oakland
Nagle Ida, with Crystal Bathing Co., r. 317 Bay
Nagle James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 44 Te-
hama
Nagle James, laborer, r. 3110 Geary
Na^le James, stevedore, r. 27 Federal
Nagle James, steward, r. 28 Octavia
Nagle James A., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 700
Mason
Nagle James L. (Nagle & Nagle) r. 603 Bush
Nagle John, laborer, r. 151 Shipley
Nagle John, plasterer, r. 502 Fell
Nagle John, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. Oakland
Nagle John D. plasterer, r. .=i02 Fell
Nagle John J., salesman, and extraman Engine No.
2, r. 21 Mary
Nagle Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 543 Turk
Naxle Owen D., salesman John L. Williams & Co., r.
2031 Steiner
Nagle Peter B. (Nagle & Nagle) r. 603 Bush
Nagle P. T., longshoreman, r. 869 Market
Na^ile Richard, r. 700 Mason
Nntjle Richard H., carpenter, r. 26 Perry
Na/gfle & Xagle (Peter B.. James L. and Charles
G.) attorneys at law, 511 Montgomery
XO" Nagle. See Nagel and Neagle
Naglee Henry M. (estate of) S. P. Middleton agent,
22 Montgomery
Naher Auuie. millinery, 121 Sixth, r. 644M Minna
NalU H. W, Arthur, artist, studio 723 Market, r.
Alameda
Nahl Perhain W., lithographer H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. Alameda
1^- Nahl. See Nail
Nahor A. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 2.36 Sutter
Nahor Alfred H., solicitor Hotel Gazette, r. 236 Sut-
ter
N:il8bitt Fred. C, salesman, r. 1.522 Broadway
Naisbitt Joseph R., traveling salesman, r. 1522 Broad-
way
tO" Naisbitt. See Nesbitt and Nisbet
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641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACE HOTEL. .
Nalsmith James S., manager California Fire
aS;Apparatus Hanufacturing Co., 18 California, r.
Oakland
Naismith John, barber, .542 Clay, r. Oakland
K?" Naismith. See Nesmith
Nakamura H. M. & Co., Jjapanese art works, 218
O'Farrell
Nail George C, carpenter, r. 335 Tehama
Nail K., liquor saloon, 919 Folsom
Nail Samuel, r. 1058 Howard
i^-Nall. See Nahl
Nancel Eugene, liquor dealer, 618 Sacramento, r. 736
Grove
Nanetti Augusto, candymaker. r. 518 Filbert, rear
Nanke William R., seaman, r. 437 First
Nankervis Thomas, laborer, r. W s Wood bet Post and
Geary
Nannery John T., harnessmaker, r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Nannery Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Sanchez
Nannery Thomas P., laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Nannini Louis, plaster imagemaker, r. 327 Broadway
NAPA VALLEY WINE CO.
E. C. Priber mana<;er, i^roivera and
dealers) native >Tines and brandies,
office 11 First, warehouse Kinj^ bet
Fifth and Sixth
Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman (Joseph
Naphtaly, David Freidenrich and Charles L.
AcKerman) attorneys at law. 426 California
Naphtaly Joseph (Naphtaly, Freidenrich i .\ckerman)
r. 1364 Post
Naphtaly N., r. 123 Shipley
Napier Charles H., nurseryman, r. 2141 Sutter
Napier Stephen U.. teamster, r. 28 Ringold, rear
Napoleone Galliaui (Vitalini & Napoleone) and
vocalist, r. 17 Powell
Napp .A., cook, r. 3 Mary Lane
Nappenbach Heinrich, artist Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 1022 Vall.jo
Napper J. M.. clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Napthaly Ben. P., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
and 041 Merchant, room 11, r. 2315 Webster
Nardella Sabatin, wood and coal, 1803 Mason
Nardini .Antonio, commission merchant, r. 403 Mont-
gomery Av
Nardini C. Mrs., midwife, r. 403 Montgomery Av
Naritalso. salesman O. Kal fc Co., r. 1018 Mason
Narjot Ernest, artist studio 621 Clay, room 10, r. SE
cor Filbert alid Mason
Narjot Louise Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. SE cor Filbert and M ison
Nash Ann Mrs., r. 9 B )yce
Nash Ann Mrs., r. 905^ Guerrero
Nash Cl.arles, sergeant police, r. 113 Montgomery
Block
Nash Ellen, widow, boarding, ISTehama PI
Nash Frank, broiler Brooklyn Hotel, r. 300 Shotwell
Nash Frank, master mariner, r. llol Broailway
Nash H. C secretary Ldand Stanford, office NE cor
Fourth and Townseud, room 41, r. SW cor Powell
and California
Nash Isaac H., r. 10.)3 Misxlon
Nash James engineer, r. 522 Fell
Nash Jason W., bookkeeper L. Soatena & Co., r. 916
Nash Jay T., entry clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 916
Hyde
Nash John P., machine nand, r. 15 Tehama PI
Nash John W , salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons
Nash .Joseph, secretary Silver King Mining Co.,
328 M..nt;,'i>.uery, room 19, r 3III0 PaclHc Av
Nash .Martin, pattern niak-r, r. 15 Teliama PI
Nash M iry, widi.w. r. 514 Howard
Nash Mary E., r. 623)4 Locust At
YPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405-M SANSOfflE ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triiniiting's
a Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Nash Michael, laborer, v. (lOliii Linden Av
Nash Patrick, laborer, r. 923 M Locust Av
Nash Robert T, deputy tax collector, r. 628 Webster
Nash Samuel, porter Keane Bros., r. 522 Fell
Nash Samuel G., macbiulst Singer Mnfg Co., r. 424
Post
Nash Susan G., widow, r. 1031 Capp
Nash Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Cottage Eow
Nash Thomas, seaman stmr San Jo-se
Nash Thomas, shoe crimper, r. 1716 Stevenson
Nash Willet E , stenographer S. P. C. Ky, r. 1635 Clay
Nash William, fringemaker, r. 717 Howard
Nash William, liquor saloon, 300 Folsom
Nash William H. (Eveleth & Nashi r. 916 Hyde
Nash William J., patrolman Underwriters Fire Pa-
trol, r. 106 Jessie
Nason H. L., Mrs., r. 609 Post
Nason Nahum, mining engineer, r. 1210 Twenty-Sec-
ond
Nason Richard N., clerk Allyne & White, r. 1210
Twenty-second
Nass Andrew, shoemaker, r. 261 Fourth
Nassano John, bottler Todt, Kracht & Co., r. 24 La-
pidge
Nassau William M.. barber. 2003 Mission, r. cor Sev-
enteenth and Mission
Nateustedt Herman, blacksmith, r. Tehama nr Twen-
ty-eighth, B. H.
Nathan Aaron R., printer Frank Eastman & Co., r. 936
Howard
Nathan Abraham (A. Blackman & Co.) r. 2630 Sutter
Nathan Albert, salesman F. Behre & Co , r. 365 Jessie
Nathan Algier, r. 365 Jessie
Nathan Baron, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 716
Filbert
Nathan Bernhard (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.) r. Dres-
den, Germany
Nathan Charles, clothing, 77 Fourth
Nathan Charles, tailor, 36 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Nathan, Doln-niaiiii & Co. (Bernhard Nathan
and Frederick W. Dohrmann) importers whole-
sale and retail dealers crockery, glass, china-
ware, cutlery, etc., and Vienna furniture, 124-132
Sutter
Nathan Edward, clerk Eosenbaum & Co., r. 1017
Golden Gate Av
Nathan Edward P. (E. P. Nathan & Co.) r. 304 Six-
teenth
Nathan Elizabeth Miss, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r, 303
Turk
Nathan E. P. & Co. (Edward P. Nathan) liquor sa-
loon, 304 Sixteenth
Nathan Frederick H., waiter Palace- Hotel, r. 863J^
Market
Nathan G., bookkeeper Dewey & Co., r. 306 Stockton
Nathan Gerson, clerk, r. 2630 Sutter
Nathan Gerson, traveling salesman Bauer & Co., r.
631 Ellis
Nathan Henry, livery stable, 1805 Howard
Nathan Henry S., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., r.
2637 Sutter
Nathan Herman, barber Gleason & Hulling, r. 115
Prospect PI
Nathan Herman, cashier A. C. Donnell & Co., r. 1721
Scott
Nathan Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 236 Third, r. 808
Folsom
Nathan Isaac, cigars, r. 808 Folsom
Nathan Isaac, peddler, r. 314 Langton
Nathan Jacob, salesman, r. 936 Howard
Nathan Jacob, shoemaker Porter, Slesslnger & Co., r.
856 ii Harrison
Nathan Julius, barber N. Cohn, r. 365 Jessie
Nathan Julius, with Susklnd Nathan, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Louis, r. 905 Market
Nathan Louis, mining, r. 303 Turk
Nathan Manuel, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 936 Howard
Nathan N., r. 863)4 Market
Nathan Nottle, clerk Susklnd Nathan, r. 716 Filbert
Nathan Os&ir (Nathan & Salinger) r. 1810 Post
Nathan Paul, clerk Max Goldberg, r. 365 Jessie
Nathan Rudolph, merchant, r. 16l9)j Geary
Nathan S., r. 131 Montgomery
Nathan Samuel, second-hand clothing, 117 Third, r.
1410 Geary
Nathan Solomon, r 936 Howard
Nathan Susan, widow, r. 1017 Golden Gate Av
Nathan Suskiud, sale stable, 1623 Powell, r. 716
Filbert
Nathan William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Nathan & Salinger (Oscar Nathan and Joseph Sal-
inger) barbers, 9 Hardie PI
Nathan & Schmidt, merchants (SusanvlUe, Cal.) office
120 Sutter, room 29
Nathauson Arthur E., carrier Post Office, r. 222
Eleventh
Nathanson Dora, widow, r. 222 Eleventh
Natliansou Gottfried, teacher music, 1303 Mission
Natick House, 246 Third
Nation Arthur T., attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,
room 24
Nation John, machinist Tatum &Bowen, r. 713 Minna
Nation M. G., accountant, 403 Montgomery, room 24
National Association of Stationary Engineers, 909)^
Market
National Assurance Co. of Ireland, H. M.
Newhall Ac Co. agents, 309-311 Sansome
National Bank of Australasia, Eellmaun
Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
National Bre-\very, National Brewing Co. pro-
prietors, SE cor Fulton and Webster, office 722-
724 Fulton
National Brewing Co. Charles E. Hansen
president, George F. Volz secretary, A. McLaugh-
lin superintendent, proprietors National Brew-
ery, SE cor Fulton aqd Webster
National Cemetery U. S. A., Presidio
National Educational Ass ^ciation, Joseph H. Pryor
secretary, 612 Clay
NATIONAL FERTILIZER CO, c..«e.
Alper.s president, "IV. H. H. Graves vice-
president, J. H. Sayre seci-etary, incor-
porated under tlie laws of Colorado,
office 338 Montgomery, room 15, ■works,
cor St. Tliomas and Susquehanna
National Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford)
Manheim, Staples & Co. general agents, 217 San-
some
National Guard, armory and hall, 322 Post
National Home and Loan Association, Nathan Schle-
singer secretary, 304 Montgomery
National Hotel, Robert Wieneke, proprietor, 512
Bush
National Indicator Co.. Richard W. Heath secretary,
318 Pine, rooms 16-17
National Insurance Co. (of New York) Wil-
liam J. Dutton agent, 401 California
National Iron Works, Marshutz & Cantrell
proprietors, NW cor Main and Howard
National Life Insurance Co. (Montpelier, Vermont)
James J. Searle agent, 406 California
National Marine Insurance Association
Tlie (limited, of London) Gutte & Frank mana-
gers Pacific Coast department, 303 California
National Oil Co. Tlie, N.L. Lenham president,
Frank Peterson treasurer, 123 California
National Oil Works, Sullivan, Kelly & Co. pro-
prietors, 821 Battery, office 112-114 California
National Roller Flour Mills, J. Martenstein & Co.
proptrs, SW cor Battery and Pacific
National Rubber Co. (Bristol, R. I.) Goodyear
Rubber Co. agents, 577-579 Market
National Surgical Institute (Western Division) John
M. Hinkle M. D. surgeon in charge, 319 Bush
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COR. TIJWRIt
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Hanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Firitures.
37 MarM SJ
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwASH^N?T?N sT.JPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
NAT
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National Viiieg^ar and Compresst-d Yeaat
Works, Williuni Miiehe maua^^er, sOs-812 Fourth,
office :i'23 Front
Natorp liiTiiartl (WilkenH & Co.) 109 California
Nan Ada, clerk, Hird .t Dittiuar, r. 1507 Muutgomery
Nau Fredirirk stevedore, r. IfiOT Montgonicry
Nau Henry, shoemaker P. F. Noluu & Co., r. 20 Wil-
low Av
Nau John, uiachinlBt Murray Bros., r. 1507 Mont-
gomery
Naughton Edward, laborer, r. 76 Natoma
Naugliton Edward, laborer, r. 1703 Leavenworth
Naufihtou Martin, stonemason, r. 440 Turk
NauKhton Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Nauglitou William, laborer, r. 562 Stevenson
1^" Naiigriton. See Norton
Naulty Nicholas, chipper Pac. Iron Works
Nauman Charles C, salesman, r. 626 Shotwell
Naucel Eugene, liquor dealer, r. 736 Grove
Nauman Paul Z. (P. Z. Nauman & Co.) r. Alameda
Nauman P. Z. * Co. (Paul Z. Nauman) safes and
scales, 122 Clay
Naumann Ernest, gardener, r. 411 Pacific
Naumann Ernest, liquor saloon, 627 Clay, r. 14 Harriet
Naunton George, shipping master. 524 Battery, r. 1418
Clay
Naunton R. H., with State Investment and Ins. Co.,
r. 1418 Clay
Naunton R. H. Jr., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1418 Clay
Nava John, janitor, r. 829 Vallejo
Nava Mace, folder La Grande Laundry
Nava.jo MiniuK Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 1.5-17
Navajo Queen Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tusca-
rora. Nev.) J. J. Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada
Block
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey,
Jolin Irwin president, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, f >urth floor
Naval Officer Port of San Francisco, office
Custom House, second floor
Navarrette Enrique M., compositor Journal of Com-
merce, r. 16 Lynch
Navarrette Maria, widow, r. 16 Lynch
Navarrette Peter, boilermaker, r 433 Second
Navarro B., cabinetmaker, r. 119 Green
Navarro Jesus, barber, 228 Montgomery Av, r. 526
Merchant
Navarro Julio, canmaker, r. 1 O'Connell PI
Navarro Louis, machinist, r. 418 Green
Navarro Mill Co., R. Q. Byxbee president and
manager. J. Fesseuden Clark vice-president,
C ilvert Meade secretary, manufacturers redwood
lumber, office 42 Market
Navarro Mills Packets, office 42 Market
Navarro P.. r. loloDnpont
Nave William, barber John B. Beilhes, r. 1309 Stock-
ton
Navlet Emil, with Bothin Mnfg Co., r. 406 Eddy
NavletL'on v., shipping clerk Dallemand .t Co., r.
3-22 Golden Gate Av
Navy Pay Office, U. 8. Appraisers' Bldg, first
floor
Nawrolzky Hellmuth, teacher music, r. 224 J^ O'Farrell
Naylor Cliarles E., secretary The Samuel Hill
Co., 725 Market, r. Alameda
Naylor Charles H., clerk general auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 916 McAllister
Naylor Ellen, widow, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Naylor Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
NeaiilH Alice Miss, lodgings, 7l'3H Davis
Neaglp D.-ivid, clerk License Collector, r. 916}^, Mc-
Allister
Neagle Dennis, wharf builder, r. 150 Steuart
Neagle Geortje R., gardener, r. 13 Silver
Neagle John J., roller Pac. Rollltig Mill, r. W b Min-
nesota bet Napa and Butte
Neagle Josejih, salesman Clutt' Bros., r. 703 J4 Davis
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Neagle Sarah, widow, r. 829 Brannan
8^ Neagle. See Nagel and Nagle
Neal Allen S., with Huntington HopklnB Co., r. AIa>
meda
Neal Charles E., engineer, r. 1614 Devlsadero
Neal Charles S., secretary James G. Fair, 230
Montgomery, r. Alameda
Neal Daniel, cabiiutniaker, r. 1614 Devlsadero
Neal Geor^re F. , manager Pommercial PubllBhlng
Co., 34 California, r. 1025 Twenty-flrt^t
Neal John H., Janitor, r. foot Waldo Alley
Neal Joseph, carpenter, r. 1501 Church
Neal Robert W., vice-president Commercial Publish.
iug Co., 34 California, r. Florence Hotel
Neal Stephen, clerk, and extraman Engine No. 4
Neal William, machinist, r. 444 Brannan
t^ Neal. SeeNeale, Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealan Elizu, widow, r. 609 Folsom
Nealan Joseph T., printer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 65C
Willow Av
Nealan William P.. teamster, r. 656 Willow Av
1^" Nealan. See Nealon, Nellau and Neylon
Neale A. J., seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Neale Eustace, commission merchant, 725 Montgom-
ery, r. 519 Montgomery Ay
Neale George, painter, r. 640 Howard
Neale George S. (George S. Neale & Co., r. 2917Sacr»>
mento
Neale George S. 4 Co. (George S. Neale) proptr Lom-
bard and Bay Warehouses, 8W cor SaoBome and
Lombard
Neale George W., r. 139 Dolores
Neale George W., millwright, r. 609 Folsom
Neale John, patternmaker, r. 151 Minna
Neale Vincent, attorney at law, 328 Montgomery, r.
San Rafael
a^ Neale. See Neal. Neall. Neil and Neill
Neales William a.. Rev., rector St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, r. 2107 % Webster
Nealing James T., painter, r. 926 Pine
Nealing John A., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 926 Pino
Nealing Timothy, contractor sewer work, r. 926 Pine
Nealing Timothy Jr., painter, r. 926 Pine
Neall James, r. 1542 Howard
Neall James F., bookkeeper Baker .t Hamilton, r. 1542
Howard
Neall John S., clerk, r. 70iM Mission
Nealon Daniel C, bookkeeper Matthew Nunan, r. 1229
Howard
Nealon James, marble polisher John Daniel jc Co., r.
268 Stevenson
Nealon James C, Assesor City and County, office
New City Hall, first floor, r. 118 Page
Nealon Michael, laborer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 12
Preston PI
Nealon Thomas, compositor J. R. Brodle & Co., r.
334 Ritch
■eS" Nealon. See Nealan, Neilan and Neylon
Nearman Nelson C, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Neary Catherine, widow, r. (558 Howard, rear
Ncary Charles, liquor saloon, 120 Townsend
Neary Ellen Miss, r. 2969 Harrison
Neary G.. bartender, r. 120 Townsend
Neary J. B., printer, r. 533 Sacramento
Neary John, bagmaker, r. 32 Tehama, rear
Neary John, laborer, r. 120 Clara
Nenry John T.. carpenter, r. 1929 Howard
Neary M;iry, widow, r. 38 Jessie
Nearv N. E . salesman J. L. White fc Co., r. 110 ElllB
Neary Nicholas, Bhoemaker, r. Tonerlffe nr Railroad
Av
Nearv Patrick, laborer 8. M Hills, r. 120 Clar«
Neary Thomas, wood and coal. 739)4 Guerrero
Neary Thomas J., ralUhand. r. S.'iR Howard, rear
Neate John, mining, r. 34 Hawthorne
Neate LafTmaii, teamster, r. 34 Hawthorne
Neate Thomas A., r. 1411 Pacific
Nebberman Rudolph, seaman, r. 14 Wiisliingt..n
'RINTING PRESSES, PALWER & REY, 405401 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUeT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
NEB
886
NEL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroRTEKS or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Nebel Adolpli, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
BKe Co., r. 'Xn "4 Folsom
Nebel Julius J. F., clerk Witzel & Baiter, r. 108 Sixth
Neber John W., teamster r. 4 Grand PI
Nebou Bernard, confectioner, r. 827 Pacific
Nedder C. B., freseo painter, r. 715 MiFsion
Nedderson Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1617 Dupont
Nedderson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Nedry Cbribtopher. fireman stmr Acapulco
Nee Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nee John, longshoreman, r. (58 Jessie
Neeb Charles, tailor Henry Neeb, r. 138 Seventh
Neeb Henry, tailor, 330 Fourth and 138 Seventh, r.
138 Seventh
Neeb Henry, with Holbrook.'Merrill & Stetson, r. 138
Seventh
Neeb William, tailor Henry Neeb, r. 138 Seventh
Neecke Simon, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
Road nr Cortland Av
Neecke Paul, cabinetmaker, r. 10 Decatur
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith Betts' Spring Co.,
r. 629 Twenty-third
Needham Dominick, artist, r. 115 Hill
Needham James, springmaker Betts' Spring Co., r. N
s Twenty-second bet Church and Vicksburg
Needham James B., waiter, r. 706 Bush
NEEDHAM'S EED CLOVER
J. C. Brownlee, 12 39 Market nr Ninth
Needles Alfred P., attorney at law, 534M California,
r. 2232 Bush
Neely David, nursery, NE cor Folsom and Twentieth
Neely Hugh, refiner, r. 2109 Mason
Neely Isaac, painter, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neeley John J., compositor Examiner, r. 2109 Mason
Neely Mary, widow, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neely William, clerk, r. 1329 Vallejo
Nefi'Henry C. gents' furnishing goods, 1016 Market,
r 831 Bush
Neff John B., salesman Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 1235 Hyde
Negrini Katherina, widow, r. 1312 Larkin
Negro Michael, expressman, 3 Vallejo, r. 708 Front
Negroni Charles, physician, SW cor Ninth and Mis-
sion
Nehrlich Edward, porter W.T. Caldwell, r. 738 Green
Neib Mageie Miss, teacher music, r. 109 O'Farrell
Neidhardt Paul, jeweler, 410 Kearny, room 32
Neil Charles, laborer, r. 54 Firt-t
Neil Frank W.. clerk J. Morton & Co., r. 1015J<5
Twenty-second
Neil James, r. 106 Fourth
Neil James, flour packer Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. SW cor Folsom and Second
Neil James, laborer, r. cor Woolsev and Dartmouth,
IT. M. T.
Neil Marie, housekeeper 722 Sutter
Neil Samuel, clerk, r. 629 Bush
Neil Sarah, widow, r. 629 Bush
Neil Sarah Miss, r. 1807 Mission
BS- Neil. See Neal, Neale, Neall and Neill
Neilan James, boilermaker, r. 22 Stanford
Neilan Martin, hostler, r. 447 Stevenson
Neilan Richard, molder Pac. Iron Works
Neilan Thomas, liquor saloon, 339 Third
Neilan William, teamster, r. Trinidad nr Susque-
hanna
8S^ Neilan. See Nealan, Nealon and Neylon
Neiland E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Neiland John, carpenter, r. 16 Kissllng
Neild Ralph, machinist, r. 421 Fell
Neild Walter C, shoemaker Fitzgerald & Smith, r.
867 Market
B^- Neild. See Nield
Neill Francis J., machinist, r. 6 Juniper
Neill F. W., freight clerk stmr City of New York
Neill George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 663
Howard
Neill James 8., compositor Report, r. 29 Washington
Av
Neill Michael, electrician, r. 521 Pine
Neill Robert, engineer, r. 416 Clementina
Neill Samuel, clerk Quade & Straut, r. 629 Bush
8S~ Neill. See Neal, Neale, Neall and Neil
Neilseu Carl, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. Oak-
land
Neilsen Carl, stairbuilder Thomas Wyatt, r. Oakland
Neilsen Charles, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 604 54
Minna
Neilsen Emil A., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 12)4
Glover
Neilsen Frederick A., retoucher Jones & Lotz, r. 418
Polk
Neilsen James, proptr Scandinavian Home, 66-68
Oregon
Neilsen John, shoemaker, r. 12 Howard
Neilsen Peter, laborer, r. 305 Minna
Neilson Abraham, fireman The Baldwin
Neilsen Alexander, conductor Market St. R51,
Neilson Alexander Mrs , r. 26 Chesley
Neilson Charles, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 911 Sacramento
Neilson E., laundryman 8. F. Laundry
Neilson Frederick, machinist, r. 681 Mission
Neilson Hans, waiter, r. 422 Natoma
Neilson J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Neilson John P., engineer, r. 112 Jackson
Neilson Marcus, seaman, r. 800 Fourth
Neilson Neal, clerk, r. 753 Howard
Neilson Paul, waiter, r. 310 Tehama
Neilson Robert, furniture man Occidental Hotel
Neilson Samuel, r. 1045 Market
Neilson William M., journalist News Letter, r. NE
cor Jackson and Central Av
t^ Neilson. SeeNelsen, Nelson, Nielsen and Nlelson
Neiman William H., first assistant engineer stmr
Zealandia, r. 562 Folsom
Neimes John, bartender Joseph H. Goldman, r. 8
Eddy
Neirra Lorenzo, steamboat hand, r. 6 Hinckley
Neis Phil & Co. (Philip Neis) hop merchants, 415
Sacramento
Neis Philip (Phil Neis & Co.) r. Alameda
Neisser August I., traveling salesman Cerf, Schloss
& Co., r. Alameda
Neisser Edward, draftsman William Pattpn, r. Ala-
meda
Neiswanger Lee K., compositor Chronicle, r. 235
Kearny
Neitler John, clerk Gustav C. Vocke, r. 1126 Union
Nelan James, marble polisher, r. 268 Stevenson
Nell August F., engineer Union Iron Works, r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Nelle George (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & C.) r. Alameda
Neller Frank, beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 5 Carlos PI
Neller Lieopold, proprietor Saenger Halle, 14
Geary, r. 5 Carlos PI
Nelligan William H., shoes, 303 J^ Fifth
Nellis Willard A., carpenter, r. 302 O'Farrell
Nellman John, fruit peddler, r. 1613 Powell
Nellman Peter, laborer, r. 1613 Powell
Nelsen N. P., seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Nelson Adelia G. Miss, teacher Haight St. School,
409 Capp
Nelson Albert, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Albert, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Br(
r. North Av nr Cortland Av
Nelson Albert H., carpenter, r. 12 Bernard
Nelson Alexander, master mariner, r. 510 Chestnut
Nelson Alexander, porter Ross & Hewlett, r. 910 Page
Nelson Alexander, mate schr Novelty
Nelson Andrew, laborer, r. 2326 Pine
Nelson Andre^v, president California Transpor-
tation Co., NW cor Jackson and East, r. 706
O'Farrell
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887
NEL
Nelson Andrew, pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 515 Geary
Nelson Andrew, salliuaker, r. iV.i First
Nelson Andrew, seaman, r. 14:! Berry
Nelson Andrew, seaman stmr MHriposa
Nelson Anna, widow, r. 513 ^^ Filbert
Nelson Anton, melter Price's Assay Office, r. 327 Clem-
entina ,
' Nelson Anton, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Nelson Anton, waiter, r. (ir)4 Mission
Nelson August, cook George Keese, r. NE cor Howard
and Main
Nelson Bei .iamin, conductor Market St. RR., r. 613M
Linden Av
Nelson Bertrand, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 610 Taylor
Nelson Bonne (Swensen k Nelson) r. 916 Montgomery
Nelson Brotbers (Neil J. and Nicholas C.) dairy, 115
Dorland
Nelson C, r. 16 Selina PI
Nelson C , r. 6'26 Lombard
Nelson C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1029 York
, Nelson C, master mariner, r. 123 Page
I Nelson Charles, r. Ill Welsh
. Nelson Charlse. dishwasher, r. 26 Central PI
i Nelson Charles, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 6 Montgom-
; ery PI
NELSON CHARLES practical
vest and pantaloon maker, 654- Ho-tv-
ard bet Second and Third, r. 660
Howard
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 405 Drumm
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 922 Battery
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kelson Charles, shoemaker R. P. Chase & Co., r. 406
Clementina
Nelson Charles, wholesale lumber dealer and com-
mission merchant, 18 Market, r. Seminary Park
Nelson Charles, wood and coal, 506 Post, r. 502 Post
Nelson Charles A., molder, r. Mississippi bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Nelson Charles A., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger i
Co., r. Oakland
Nelson Charles E., nurseryman, r. 2020 Green
Nelson Charles J., deckhand tug Relief
Nelson Charles L., restaurant, 2005 Mission
Nelson Charles W., clerk Estee, Wilson & McCufchen,
r. .Mameda
Nelson Charles W., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Nelson Chris, conductor, r. 24 Hampton PI
Nelson Christ, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Christian, seaman, r. 40S Bryant
Nelson Christian, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Nelson Christian F.. cabinetmaker, 10 Lick PI
Nelson Cbristina Mrs., millinery, 1332 Market, r. 401
Tenth
Nelson Christopher, carpenter, r. 317 Third
Nelson Christopher, manager Oregon Coal and
Navigation Co., SE cor Vallejo and Davis, r. 1327
Golden Gate Av
Nelson Christopher J., upholsterer Gullixson Bros.,
r. 1908 Ellis
Nelson Edward, cook, r. Prospect Av nr Coso, B. H.
Nelson Edward, mail clerk Chronicle, r. fi Montgom-
ery PI
Nelson Edward, with Charles R. Taylor, r.. 314
Golflen Gate Av
Nelson Edward A., clerk Eugene de Sabla & Co., r.
917 Larkin
Nelson Edward M., tinsmith Anderson fc Tallon, r.
Oakland
. Nelson Elizabeth, proptr Elcho House, 863*^ Market
J Nelson Eiuanuel J , laundry materials, 1317 Mission,
r. 26 Erie
Nelsfin Ernil, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Nelson Emma M., physician, r. 53 Silver
Nelson F., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Nelson F. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson F. E. Mrs., notions and fancy goods, 1901
Hyde
Nelson Fernando, carpenter and builder, r. 327)4
Twenty-ninth
Nelson Frank, r. 1105 Union
Nelson Frank, first officer ttmr Alexander Duncan, r.
708 Clementina
Nelson Frank E., plumber, r. 53 Silver
Nelson Frank F., tinsmith James De La Montanya,
r. 1213 Valencia
Nelson Frank O., tailor, r. 4 Geary PI
Nelson Frederick, shoefitter, r. 101 Minna
Nelson Frederick, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 134
Twenty-sixth
Nelson Frederick, waiter Handy & Gray.r. 140 Minna
Nelson F. V., bookkeeper B. W. Brown & Co., r. 1626
Turk
Nelson G., r. 1610 West Mission
Nelson George, carpenter, r. 27 >< Qongh
Nelson George, fisherman, r. Tonquin bet Baker and
Broderick
Nelson George, laborer, r. 27 Ji Rausch
Nelson George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson George, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. NE
cor Railroad Av and Trinidad
Nelson George H., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1901
Hyde
Nelson Georgia Miss, seamstress, r. 610 Taylor
Nelson G. H., waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Nelson Gilbert A., freight agent N. P. C.RR.. Clay St.
Wharf
Nelson Gustav. master schr Fortuna, r. NW cor Main
and Bryant
Nelson Gustavp, shampooer Dr. Bazan's Baths
Nelson H., watertender stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Nelson Hans, boatman, r. 20 Harlan PI
Nelson Hans, laborer, r. 3M Clyde
Nelson Hans, seaman, r 135 Folsom
Nelson Hans, tailor, r. 6 Jane PI
Nelson Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson H. E., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Nelson Helen, domestic 740 Twentieth
Nelson Henry, groceries and liquors, 344 Bryant
Nelson Henry, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Nelson Henry, machinist John W. Russell, r. 508
Mission
Nelson Henry, painter, r. 681 Mission
Nelson Henrv, proptr Waldo Lodging House, 733 Mar-
ket, r. 2008 Larkin
Nelson Henry C, engineer J. C. Rued & Co , r. 1329
Sanchez
Nelson Henry H., laborer, r. 1105 Union
NelsoTi Henry H Jr., laborer, r. 1105 Union
Nelson II. M., portrait artist, r. 244 Stevenson
Nelson H. P., waiter, r. 435 Ivj Av
Nelson J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Nelson James, butcher, 55 Grand Arcade Market, r.
119 Shipley
Nelson James, engineer, r. cor Sierra and Michigan
Nelson James, salesman Foster, Little & Co., r. 629
Sacramento
Nelson Jnmes, water tender stmr San Pablo
Nelson James W., bookkeeper Stearns, Worden & Oo.,
r. 2617 Folsoni
Nelson Johanna N., widow, r. E s Ca-stro bet Eliza-
beth and Twenty fourth
Nelson .lohn, r. 915 Fifteenth
Nelson John, r. Wisconsin nr Napa
Nelson John, aid U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. 39
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Nelson John, carpenter, r Thirtieth nr Sanchez
Nelson John, fireman, r. 511 First
Nelson John, flbherman, r. Tonquin bet Baker and
Broderick
Nelson John, groceries, SE cor Seyenth and Steven-
son, r. 567 Stevenson
Nelson John, hackman, r. 452 M Minna
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Nelson Jobu, master scbr Mary Anderson, r. 305 Fre-
mout
Nelson John, master schr Occidental, r. Oakland
Nelson John, polisher La Grande Laundry
Nelson John, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Nelson John, seaman, r. 173b Clara
Nelson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson John, tHnner Poetscb & Peterson, r. 123
Twenty-sixth
Nelson John, tailor, r. 9 Virginia PI
Nelson John F., cabinetmaker, r. 2fi Turk
Nelson John H., cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 312 Union
Nelson John M., cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1014
Twentieth
Nelson Jolin W., carpenter, r. 803 Buchanan
Nelson Joseph, sailmaker, r. 2 Goodsell PI
Nelson L., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Nelson Louis, commercial traveler, r. 615 Stockton
Nelson Lars, crockery, 1213 Valencia
Nelson Lars, pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 243
Tehama
Nelson Lawrence, fisherman, r. Tonauin bet Baker
and Broderick
Nelson M., mlUman Pac. Rolling Mill
Nelson Maggie, boarding, 610 Taylor
Nelson Martin, r. 34 Hayes
Nelson Martin, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., 240
Sixth
Nelson Martin, restaurant, 13 Pacific, r. 502 Washing-
ton
Nelson Mary, widow, r. Mississippi bet Mariposa
and Solano
Nelson Mary F., widow, r. 1803 Scott
Nelson Matthew, paperhanger and decorator, r. 945
Mission
Nelson Maurice, raftsman Pacific Pine Lumber Co.,
r. Oakland
Nelson Max A., clerk William F. Nelson & Son, r. 1807
Stockton
Nelson M. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Nelson N. A., bagS'prter Neville & Co.. r. 431 First
Neil J. (Nelson Bros.) r. 115 Dorland
Neils, r. 810 Lombard
Nelson Nels (Nelson & Lewis) r. 106 Washington
Nelson Nels R,, cooper Rudolph Armstrong
Nelson Nettie, domestic 1148 Guerrero
Nelson Nicholas C. (Nelson Bros.) r. 115 Dorland
Nelson Nils, laborer S. P. Co., r. 16 Boardman PI
Nelson O. r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Nelson Ole, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
Nelson Ole, longshoreman, r. 80 Jessie
Nelson Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson O. O., master mariner, r. 205 Ninth
Nelson Peter, r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Peter, r. 439 Union
Nelson Peter, r. 512 Mission
Nelson Peter, laborer Mechanics' Mill
Nelson Peter, liquor saloon, 11 Jnckson
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pxcific
Nelson R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 17 J^ Laskie
Nelson Robert, clerk, r. 402 Broadway
Nelson S. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Martha PI
Nelson Samuel. lab<irer. r. 600 Third
Nelson Samuel D., blindmaker Jason Springer & Co..
r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Selina Miss, seamstress, r. 161 Tehama
Nelson S. P. & Co. (Sven P. Nelson) dealers com-
bination steam packing, oils and engineers' sup-
plies, 10 Commercial
Nelson Stephen W., agent crimping machine, r. 135
Page
Nelson Sven, tailor, 24 Montgomery Av, r. 736 Val-
lejo
Nelson Sven P. (S. P. Nelson & Co.) r.2525 California
Nelson T., fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Nelson Thomas, r. 2734 Howard
Nelson Thomas, seaman, r. N s Lombard nr Fillmore
Nel.Hon Thi.miis, seaman, r. Twenty-fourth nr Castro
Nelson Thomas, weaver, r. 931 Folsoni
Nelson Tliomas H., furniture, 132-136 Fourth, r. 106
K(Ulv
Nelson Victor, r. 437 Minna
Nelson Victor, clerk, r. 2120 Mason
Nelson Victor, commission merchant and agent Swe-
dish matches, 405 Front, r. 113 Powell
Nelson Vigo. cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson William, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Nelson William, deckhand, r. 908 Sansome
Nelson William, hostler, r. D bet Sixth and Seventh
Avs
Nelson William, master mariner, r. 2617 Folsom
Nelson William, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Nelson William A. (William F. Nelson & Son) r. 1808
Dupont
Nelson William E., salesman F. S. Cbadbourne &
Co , r. 212 Turk
Nelson William F. (William F. Nelson & Son) r. 1807
Stockton
Nelson William F. & Son (William F. and William
A.) hardware and general merchandise. 601 Front
Nelson William H., policeman, r. 2311 Mission
Nelson William R., barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 5
Martha PI
Nelson William T., molder, r. 8 Vincent
Nelson Willis L.. pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 12 Ber-
nard
Nelson k Lewis (Nels Nelson and Harry Lewis)
boarding, 106 Washington
8^ Nelson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nielson and Nilson
Nelzen Henry (Drucker's Oakland and San Francisco
Express Co.) 15 Market, r. Oakland
Nemetz Charles, caterer Union Club, r. 422!«5 Post,
rear
Nenan George E., bookkeeper J. J, Moore & Co.
Neper ( harles H., florist, r. 2141 Sutter
Neppert George P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., r. 2824
Howard
Neppert John A., upholsterer J. M. Howard, r. 946
Harrison
Neppert John D., real estate, r. 2824 Howard
Neppert Julien P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co.. r. 2824
Howard
8^ Neppert. See Nippert
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths, William H. Bovee
priiptr. foot Larkin and Hyde
Neri Joseph M. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, 214 Hayes
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Reiss Bros., r. 432
Ellis
Nesbitt Irwin, flux and metal works, SW cor Sixth
and Channel r. 345 Third
Nesbitt John, boatman, Meiggs Wharf
Nesbitt Joseph, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
435!^ Hayes
Nesbitt Joseph, salesman Standard Tea Co., r. 1111
Stevenson
Nesbitt Joseph, teamster, r. 120 Shipley
Nesbitt Mary, widow, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Nesbitt Thomas, r. 424 Sansome
Nesbitt Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2534
Folsom
Nesbitt William H., r. 6 Maiden Lane
B^" Nesbitt. See Nai'ibett and Nesbet
Nesier Jusf-ph, laborer, r. E s Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Nesier Joseph, milkman, r. W s Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Nesmith J. F., accountant Cal. Powder Works, r. 510
Geary
B^" Nesmith. See Naismith
Nespoli Joseph, florist. 1204 Sutter
Ness Arthur, paint.-r Swan & Stein, r. 1229 York
Ness Charles, mulder Union Iron Works, r. 1229 York
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NEU
Nessi Ercole, marble letterer Buffino & Biauchl, r.
553 M Stevenson
Nessier Peter, cook. r. 431 Pino
Nessou Harry, machinist Golden State and Miners*
Iron Works, r. 113 Morris Av
Nessou Thomas, ship builder, r. Mariposa nr Miss-
Nestel AugUBt, barber, 312 Francisco
Nestel Otto, wines and liquors, SW cor California
and Montgomery, r. 310 Mason
Nester Charles, restaurant, 1610 Market, r. 1G36 Mar-
ket
Netter Augustus, drayman, 217 Battery, r. 523 Grove
Netter Henry, cattle dealer, r. 4-26 San Joee Av
Netter Isaac, stock commission, junction Mission
and Valencia, r. 426 San Jose Av
Netter Marcus J., with Philip Wolf & Co., r. 523
Grove
Netter Seligman, teamster A. Netter, r. 523 Grove
Netterfield Thomas, steward, r. Boyce nr Geary
Netterville Thomas, lithographer, r. 0 Chesley
Nettervllle William, molder Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
f> Chesley
Nettleton Edward, policeman, r. 730 McAllister
Netto Francisco S., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Neiibarth John J., compositor Report, r. 228 Turk
Neubauer Frank, engraver Will & Finck, r. 427 Eddy
Neubauer Michael J., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1702
Polk
d^" Neubauer. See Newbauer
Neuberg Ad. * Co. (Ad. Neuberg and Simon Rein-
stein) shirt mnfrs, .323 Kearny
Neuberg Adolph (Ad. Neuberg .v Co.) r. 1719 Sutter
Neuberger Ferdinand E., pressman Francis, Valen-
tine * Co., r. fi40 Natoma
Neuberger Henry, nursery, W s Somerset bet Way-
land and Bacon, U. M. T., office 35 Post
Neuberger Samuel, tailor, r. 299 Clementina
Nenbert Fritz, laborer Louis Meyer, r. 2 Caroline
Xeubert John, machinist, r. 215 Perry
Neubert Rudolph (Neubert & Grabau) r. 1920 Golden
Gate Av
Neubert k Grabau (Rudolph Neubert and Robert H.
Grabau) dairy produce, 25-26 California Market
t&- Neubert. See Newbert
Neubueser Charles, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Neuburger Gustave (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. 1628
Octavla
Neuburger Isaac, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,
r. 1628 Octavia
Neuburger Jules (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. Paris
Neuburger, Reiss .t Co. (Gustave and Jules Nen-
bursjer and Bernard Reiss) dry goods, 516-518
Market
Neuenburg John, groceries. NE cor Mason and
Franc'sco, r. 2308 Mason
Neuendorf Frank A. C, brushmaker W. N. Van Laak,
r. 1725?i Stevenson
Neufeld E. M. Mrs., r. 1319 Ellis
Neugsbauer August, butcher J. C. Germer, r. 62 Ev-
erett
NeubauH Hermann, liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 117 Cedar Av
Neuliaus Michael, milker Felix Lnstenberger, r. cor
Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H.
Neiihaus William, baker, r. 90 Everett
Neuisbaum Frederick, porter Pac. Fruit Co., r. cor
First and Point Lobos Avs
Neuman Abraham, cutter H. Kramer, r. 718 Howard
Neuman Alfred, ladies' tailor, 118 Grant Av
Neuiuan Carl, wine worker Napa Valley Wine Co., r.
Belmont Hotel
Neuman Charles F., teamster, r. 15X Treat Av
Neuman Frederick, waiter, r. 317 Bush
Neumaii G., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 0.'>5 Washington
Neuman Gustav (Neuman k Oman) r. 110 Jackson
Neuman Gut-tavus A., clerk Jos. Figel & Son, r. 103
Prospect Av, B. H.
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t.M)K TO OKI'
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, EK,
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Neuman Henry, teamster, r. 36 X Madison Av
Neuman L. A. Mrs., r. 20 >< Rausch. rear
Neuman Louis J., carpenter, r 117 Sixth
Neuman Luilwig E., traveling salesman Kntz &Murr.
r. .5.'5H Hayes
Neuman P. Mrs., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty.
fourth and York
Neiiman William, tennister. r. 360 Shipley
Neuman .<; Oman (Gustav Neuman and Gustav Oman)
liquor saloon, 110 Jackson
Neumann Abraham L., salesman A. Zellerbach, r. 1417
Bush
Neumann Adam, saw dust dealer, r. «.'55 Harrison
Neumann Adolph, importer pianos. 82 Ninth, r. 80
Ninth
Neumann Albert, jeweler, 9 Geary, room 9, r. 670
Walnut Av
Neumann Augusta, widow, r. 103 Prospect Av, B. H.
Neumann Charles, laborer, r. 32 Everett
Neumann Charles F., ice cutter Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. .546 Natoma
Neumann Edward, chemist, r. 700 Ellis
Neumann Ferdinand J., pianomaker, r. 204 J4 Eddy
Neumann Ferdinand J. Jr., clerk Henry Bush, r. 204 )i
Eddy
Neumann Frank W.. bellymaker T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 1832 Jessie
Neumann Frantz. laborer, r. 104.') Bryant
Neumann G. Mrs., r. 1726 Slitter
Neumann George, tailor, r. 1.5 Garden Av
Neumann Gastav, wholesale and retail grocer,
1307 Polk, r. 1726 Sutter
Neumann H. Mrs., r. 243 Clara
Neumann Henry, dairy. Cole nr Carr
Neumann Isadore. weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 217 « Elm Av
Neumann John W., laborer, r. 632 Green
Neumann Joseph, silk culturist. r. 1417 Bush
Neumann Leopold, dentist, 24 Jloutgomery
Neumann Louis, salesman G. Neumann, r. 1417 Bush
Neumann Louis J., salesman K. Neumann & Co., r.
117 Sixth
Neumann Magpie, waitress Union Hotel, r. 34 Hayes
Neumann Mark, physician, 1123 Mission, r. 215 Turk
Neumann Marshall, clerk R. Neumann & Co., r. 117
Sixth
Neumann Martin, salesman, r. 217 !< Elm Av
Neumaiiii Paul, attorney at law, 309 California, rooms
13-14. r. Hou.ilulu, H I.
Neumann Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Neumann Peter, butcher, r. 221 Fifth
Neumann Eosi (R. Neumann * Co.) r. 117 Sixth
Neumann R. k Co. (Rosa Neumann) carpets, 117
Sixth
Neumann Russell, cooper Pac.Woodenwsre and Coop-
erage Co., r. 2J4 Fourth
Neumann Samuel, musician, r. 117 Sixth
Neumann Soloinnu, glazier, r. 47 Langton
Neumann Solomon, salesman Gustav Neumann, r.
1417 Bush
Neumann William F., blacksmith J. W. Keefe, r. 444
Brannan
0^ Neumnnn. See Neuman and Newman
Neumever William C, farmer, r. SW cor Baker and
Union
Neumiller Jacob, carrlageraaker, 23 Seventh, r. 430
Duncan
Nounaber Henry, janitor, I. O. O. F. Bldg. r. 1434
Howard
Nennfeldt A. L., coal, hay and grain, NW cor Sutter
and Lyon
NenarhwBnder Rudolph, miner, r. 30.5 McAllister
Neuss A. Mrs., seamstress F. 8. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Neustadt Abraham, physician, 1139 Folsom
Neiist.dt Albert (Irvina fc Neustadt) r. i:.02 Call-
fnniln
Nciista'lt S. Mrs., r. 2218 Geary
\UXILLIftRY PRINTERS. PALMER & REY. 40540? SaDSOBie St.
PERRIER.JOUET & GO. CHAMPAGNE
FOR S At.K BY Al.lT- FIRNT-CI^ASS
GROCERS, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl>OHTKltS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iroxx
All Sizes and Nuiikbf rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Neustadt Walter (Neustadt & Co.) r. 720 ;«s Grove
Neustadt & Co. (Walter Neustadt) real estate agents, ,
29 Kearny
Neustndter Brothers (Henry, Jacob H. and
David Neustadter, Isaac Oppeuheimer, Sigmtiud
Feuchtwanger and William I. Walter) proprietors
Standard Shirt Factory, E s Goiigh bet Grove and
Hayes, and importers and jobbers clothing and
mens furnishing goods, SW cor Pine and San-
some
Neustadter David (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1234 Post
Neustadter Henry (Neustadter Bros.) r. New York
Neustadter Jacob, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 501
Geary
Neustadter Jacob H. (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1234 Post
Neuval Francis N., general manager Pacific
Paving Co., office 422 Jackson, r. SW cor Mason
and Geary
Neu-wald William (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1019 Filbert
NEVADA BANK OF M FRANCISCO THE
James G. Fair president, John F. Bige-
low vice-president, D. B. Davidson
casliier,Georg-e Grant assistant cashier,
Bf W cor Montgomery and Pine, Nevada
Block
Nevada Block, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
Nevada Hotel, Martin Brunsen proptr, 528 Pacific
Nevada House, Mrs. R. S. Burling proptr, 132 Sixth
Nevada Lumber Co., Charles T. Bridge secretary, 224
California
Nevada Metallurgical Works, C. A. Luck-
hardt & Co. proprietors, 23 Stevenson
Nevada Nickel Mining Co. (Churchill Co., Nev.) A. C.
Hammond secretary, 39 Merchants' Exchange
Nevada Queen Mining Co. (Tuscaroro, Nev.) H. Deas
secretary, 52 Nevada Block
Nevada Restaurant, Vincent Bigne proprietor,
i 417 Pine
Nevada Salt and Borax Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
I Nev.) H. L. Coye president, H. C. Van Dyck
I secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Nevada Stable, George Brugge proptr, 4'2— 14Clay
; Nevada Stables, Milroy Jte Wallis proprietors,
I 1336-1338 Market
; Nevada Warehouse and Dock Co. (Port Costa) 412
I Pine
; Nevander Alexander, seaman, r. 8 Clementina
i Nevers Louis J., mason, r. 1315 Sacramento
Neville A. E. Mrs., r. 1631 O'Farrell
Neville Ernest H.. broker, 22 Montgomery, r. 609 Pine
j Neville Frank K. J., clerk William B. Kearney, r. 352
j Brannan
Neville George W., teamster William C. Ordway
' Neville James C, carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento
Neville Jeremiah, seaman, r. 7 Hodges Alley
Neville J. M. Mrs., r. 1737 Sutter
Neville John, laborer, r. 67 Clementina, rear
Neville S. A. Mrs. (Neville & Co.) r. 1737 Sutter
Neville Samuel E., r. 731 Turk
Neville & Co. (George H. Bryant, Mrs. S. A.
Neville, C. M. and T. F. Osborn) manufacturers
bags, tents, awnings and dealers twine, duck,
belting, etc., 31-33 California, SEcor Davis
Nevills W. A., r. Palace Hotel
Nevin A. L. Mrs , r. 14 Perry
Nevin Charles W. (C. W. Nevin & Co.) r. American
Exchange Hotel
Nevin C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Nevin) book and job
printers, 532 Commercial
Nevin John, cook, r. 1311 Howard
Nevin John B., assistant bookkeeper Cartan, Mc-
Carthy & Co., r. 813 Sutter
Nevin Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
1 Nevin Thomas, laborer, r. 1861^ Stevenson
' Nevin Thomas, molder. r. .517 Vallejo
j Nevin Washington, porter E. Martin & Co.. r. 12
Hopeton Terrace
Nevins James, inspector CuBtoni House, r. 120 Perry
Nevins James, machiniht Risdou I. and L. Works
Nevliis James, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Nevins J. H. Mrs., r 1327 Sacramento
Nevins Robert, machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. 1605!^
.lessie
Nevraumont Emile, typecaster, r. 2 Washoe PI
Nevraumout Emilie, widow, r. 2 Washoe PI
Nevraumont Ernest, clerk Frank Fagothey, r. NW
cor Turk and Jones
Nevraumout Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
520)4 O'Farrell
Nevraumont Justin, clerk, r. 2 Waehoe PI
Nevraumout Leonie Mrs., laundress A. Thuot, r. 19
Ridley
Nevraumont Louis, shoemaker, r. 237 Sixth
Nevraumont Lucien, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r.
520 J4 O'Farrell
New Adolph, merchant, r. 920 Eddy
Ne-vv Age (weenly) A. T. Dewey manager, 220
Market
New Atlantic Hotel, Claus Kock & Co. proprie-
tors, 207 Montgomery Av and 624 Pacific
Ne-»v California House, Wiese & Baumgarten
proprietors, 294-296 East
New Cambrian House, 101 Jessie
New Central Hotel, 419 Brannan
New City Hall, McAllister, Larkin and Park Av
New City Hall Architect, New City Hall, first
floor
New Continental Hotel, Lyons & Riordan propts, 547
Mission
New Coso Mining Co., John L. Hunt secretary, 808
Montgomery
New Eagle Soap Works, Michael Clark proptr, NE
cor El Dorado and Nebraska
New England and P.-jlace Organs, F. W.
Spencer & Co. sole agents, 723 Market
New England Furniture Co. (Samuel C. Switzer) 720-
722 Mission
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS, CO.
(of Boston) Henry K. Field general
agent, 334 Montgomery, Safe Deposit
Bldg
Ne-w England Soap Co., Fischbeck & Glootz
proprietors, factory cor Sixteenth and Utah,
office 214 Sacramento
New Eureka House. John Germain proptr, 366 Na.-
toma
Neiv Finland Exchange, Miller & Laaninen pro-
nrietors, 253 Steuart
New' Fourth Street Hotel. 426 Fourth
Ne-»v Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran proprietor,
SE cor Sansome and Pacific
New George Mrs., widow, r. 637 ?.i Natoma
New Guillaume Tell Hotel, Pellisson Brothers
proprietors, 619 Pacific
New Hammam, A. M. Loryea proprietor, 218 Post
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. (of Manchester)
Charles A. Laton general agent, 439 California
New Hansa Hotel, Asmus H. Hansen proprietor, 320
Drumm
New Hansa House, 730-732 Fourth
New Hayes Valify Market, SW cor Grove and Lagnna
New Home Sewing Machine Co., Arthur M.
Hill manager, 725 Market
New Jersey Wire Cloth Co. (Trenton N. J.)
John A. Roebling's Sons Co., office 14 Drumm
Ne-»v Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian) Kev.
Joseph Worcester pastor, meets Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter
New Jerusalem Church, First, Rev. John
Doughty pastor, N s O'Farrell, bet Mason and
Taylor
New Liverpool Salt Co.. (Salton. San Diego Co., Cal.)
C. N. Shaw president, Marshall Hubbard secre-
tary, 123 California
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
"THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ORIENT lis, Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
81,000,000.
Sl,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage^
mi. SSSTON, Asst. Uanag^r.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
MAKKtT ST.
TIIK I.KADTNO
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
NEW
891
NEW
New Metrupolitaii Market, SE cor Mission and New
Montgomery
IVew Oceanic Saloon, Nicholas Meyer proprie-
tor. 292 East
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NE cor St. Thomas
and Siivannah
New Presiott House, Louis Oettl proptr, 604-606
Fourth
New Be. crd House, James Cosgrove proprietor, 100
McAllister
New Sacramento House. G. Johanson proptr, 26 Sac-
ramento
New Silver Street Kindergarten, G4 Silver
New South End Pickle Works, Jacob Shrakkart pro-
prietor, 71H Bryant
Neiv Swiss Iiloyd Marine Insurance Co.
(of WiiiterthuD Harry W. Syz agent, 410 Cali-
fornia
New Union Hotel, John Burke proptr. 515 Howard
New Tnlted States Hotel, 203-205 Perry
New Washington Hotel, J. Popert & Co. proptrs. 6i2-
626 Fourth
New Western House, 20}^ Fifth
Ne^v Wisconsin Hotel, Henry Evans! proprietor,
NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
New York and Brooklyn Exchange, McMahon & Mor-
daunt proptrs, 117 Druium
New York Board Marine Underw^riters,
Oliver Eldridge correspondent, 303 California,
room 18
New York Casino, John Baader proprietor, 142
Fourth
Ne\v York Central and Hndson RiT^er
Railroad, William S. Baldwin agent, 8 New
Montgomery
New York Dairy, George C. Smart proptr. Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
SEW YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILWAY CO., J. G. McCall general
ag'ent, office 33 Montgomery
Ne-»v York Insurance Co., Alexander G. Hawes
manager, Sam P. Walker general agent, 220 San-
some, room 1-3
New York Malt House, Fritz Krug proptr, 408 Shot-
well
I New York Soap Co. (Newell & Bro.) factory 17-19 Dia-
mond, office 221 Davis
New^ York Standard Compounds, Edward B.
Read, 16 First
Ne'^v York Cnder^vriters' Agrency, composed
of Hanover and Citizens' Insurance Co's of New
York, Cesar Bertheau manager, 209 Sansome
Ne-w Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., Hugh Craig manager, 312 California
Ne>v Zeal.-tnd, Tl»e Province of, Charles R.
Buckland resident agent. 327 Market
Ne^vark Bay Ojster House and Restau-
rant. H. T. Albert.s & Co. proptrs. 29 Third
Newark Coursing Park (Newark) Jeremiah Shea
proptr, 1144 Folsom
Newbauer Abraham L., traveling salesman, r. 1321
O'Farrell
Newbauer Bertha, widow, r. 1432 Post
Newbauer Charles, laborer, r. Iowa bet Ynb» and Yolo
Newbauer Eugene, clerk, r. 52:) Golden Gate Av
Newbauer H. Mrs. r. 1321 O'Farrell
Newbauer Henry R., manager Kraker ft Israel, r. 523
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer H. W., president Metropolitan Match and
Commercial Co., 412 Front, r. 1916 Sacramento
Newbauer Jesse (Frey, Holloway k Newbauer) r. i)23
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Joseph, wood and coal, 206 J^ Bush, r. 623
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Joseph Jr., bookkeeper J. Bamberger & Co.
W, 8i J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LflCE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Newbauf r Louis, station<r. 603 Larkin. r. 623 Golden
Gate Av
Newbauer Robert, salesman, r. 14.32 Post
Newrbauer Samuel, secretary Metropolitan
Match and Commercial Co., 412 Front, r. 623
Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Siegfried J., bookkeeper Louis Metzger
r. 523 Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Sigmund J., clerk Arnold PoUak k Co., r.
523 Golden Gate Av
Newbauer Solomon, clerk, r. 1432 Post
8^ Newbauer. See Neubauer
Newbeck H., bootfitter, r. 3 Mary Lane
Newbell Louis, salesman Stein Simon k Co., r. 43
Clinton Park
Newberger Henrietta, widow, r. 1612 Post
Newbert Alphonso P., carpenter, r. 554 Seventeenth
Newbert Andrew A., contractor, r. 554 Seventeenth
Newbert Frank W.. tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. 1480 Mission
Newbert Frederick W., carpenter, r. McClellan nr
Cortland Av
Newbert George W., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r- 1430 Mission
Newbert James W., contractor and builder, r. 1430
Mission
sy Newbert. See Neubert
Newbery Frederick B., civil engineer, 402 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Newbold Albert, clerk U. 8. Lighthouse Engineer, r.
Alameda
Newburg Rosa, widow, r. 36 5^ Langton
Newcomb Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 728 Bush
Newcomb Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 7fi5>4 Howard
Newcomb Jonathan, calker, r. 16 EllictPark
Newcomb Margaret, widow, r. 17 Jansen
Newcomb Warren, ticket agent N. P. C. RB., r. Oak-
land
Newcomhe Edward, dishwasher r. Fourth nr Foleom
Newcombe John L., waiter, r. 237 Jessie
Newconibe William, physician, .301 Montgomery Av
Newdorfcr Henry, shoemaker, 4:i0}« Clementina
Newdorfer Julius M., barber, r. 430 }< Clementina
Newell Alouzo, r. 411 Siiusome
Newell B. F. Mrs., wifiow. r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Newell Charles, mllkei Bnrry & Secor. r. 1636 Howard
Newell C. S., sculptor F. Marion Wells, r. 7 Seventh
Newell Daniel E., bookkeeper Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. Oakland
Newell Daniel P., carriagesmith F. Keany, r. 723
Valencia
Newell David (Newell & Bro.) r. 5 Pearl
Newell E. S. Mrs,, widow, r. 1123 Folsom
Newell George F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. Alameda
Newell Horace (Newell & Bro.) r. 1721 Eddy
Newell James, oiler, r. ISir. Dnponf
Newell James M.. drayman r. 102!l Mission
Newell John, engineer Cal. St. RR , r. 1434 California
Newell John W., butcher, r. 102 Sixth
Niwell lobn W.. commercial traveler, r. 1126 Market
Newell Lucius W., medical student, r. 630 Howard
Newell Mamie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 223 !< Fifth
Newell Margan t, widow, r. 723 Valencia
Newell Marshall A., marine K.crelary California Ins.
Co.. 3IK California, r, 1603 Larkin
I Newell Robert, lii|U<ir saloon, 1701 Market
! Newell Thomas B.. teamster, r. 223)4 Fifth
Newell Truman B., drug clerk E. L. Uatelle, r. 625
Jessie
Newell William A., physician, 630 Howard
Newell William H., assistant auditor Puget Sound
Lumber Co., r. 211!) Pine
Newell William H.. telegraph operator, r. 6,30 Howard
Newell ti Brother (Horace and Davldi dealers soap
and salt, factory 17-19 Diamond, office 221 Davis
Newford John, r. 121 Sixth
Newgard Lewis C, seaman, r. 23 Silver
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYitii^
(NAN FR tXri.«rO. CAIm
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P4»R IIANn, n-IM>-3III.L AXJ> POW^EB,
AlAj SIZKS.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Newliall Edwin W. (Newhall's Sons & Co.) r. 1624 Oc-
tavla
Newhall George A. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1299
Van Ness Av
Newhall Henry G. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 2110
NEW HALL H. M. & CO.
(Gilbert Palaclie and Georjye A. Ne>v-
Iiall) sUippiuj; and coininigsion iner-
cUaiits, and ag'ents National Assur-
ance Co. of Ireland, Boylston Insurance
Co. of Boston and Atlas Assurance Co.
of liondon, S09-311 Sansoine
Newhall Horatio C., attorney at law, 509 Kearny, r.
409 Franklin
Newhall Margaret J. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1299
Van Ness Av
Newhall O. O.. clerk, r. 825 Larkin
Newhall Walter S. (Newhall's Sons & Co.) r. 1299 Van
Ness Av
Newhall W. Mayo (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1206 Post
Nevvliall's Sons tV Co. (Edwin W. and Walter S.
Newhall) wholesale auctioneers and commission
merchants, 22.5-227 Bush
Newhoff Edward C, foreman A. J. Leary, r. 2414
Powell
Newhoflf Ellen, widow, r. 349 Clementina
Newhoff Frank, locksmith, r. 349 Clementina
Newh'fif Frederick E. F., salesman Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 333 Fell
Newhoff John F., r. 333 Fell
Newhoff Mary E. Mrs., r. 812 California
Newhoff William M., order clerk Eosenbaum & Co.,
r. 333 Fell
Newhnuse C. Mrs.,r. 1317 O'Farrell
Newhouse Hard wick, r. 305 J^ Grove
Newbouse Henry, merchant, r. 1303 Larkin
Newhouse Morris, glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r.
■S05ii Grove
Newhouse Moses, r. 1418 Taylor
Nevrhouse O., secretary Vulcan Powder Co., 218
California, r. 2412 Fillmore
Newhouse Simeon H., porter D. Block & Co., r. 315 J^
Franklin
Newkirk Daniel I., wagonmaker, 2723 Mission, r. 2721
Mission
Newkirk Paul, cook Joseph Straub, r. Oakland
Newland E. & Co. (Edward Newland) proptrs Over-
land Warehouse, NE cor Third and Townsend
Newland Edward (E. Newland & Co.) r. Oakland
Newland L., third officer atmr San Jose
Newlands, Allen & Herrin (Francis G. New-
lands, James M. Allen and William F. Herrin)
attorneys at law, 305 Sansome
Newlands Francis G. (Newlands, Allen & Herrin) r.
Belmont, Cal.
Newlands James, mining secretary, 3 S. F. Stock and
Exchange Bldg, r. 2902 Clay
Newman A., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Newman Abraham, merchant, r. 1727 Post
Newman Adolph (Hoffman & Newman) r. 29 Oak
Newman Adolph, sausagemaker, 1079 Market, r. 38
Grove
Newman Albert, jeweler, r. 670 Walnut Av
Newman Albert, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Newman Alfred, clerk L. Meyerstein, r. 1727 Post
Newman Annie, widow, r. 1569 J^ Market
Newman August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Newman Bartell B., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room
2, r. 227 Geary
Newman Benjamin, manager Newman & Levinson, r.
2320 Clay
Newman Bridget, widow, r. 8 Anthony
Ne-tvnian Carlton, president San Francisco and
Pacific Glass Works, NE cor Seventh and Town-
send, r. 114 Guerrero
Newman Charles, seaman, r. 338 Bryant
Newman Christopher E., teacher Pac. Business Col-
lege r. l.'"i«9)4 Market
Newman Clifton C. clerk, r. 504 M Third
Newman David, clerk S. Newman, r. 728 Geary
Newman Edward, carpet layer, r. 4i58 Jessie
Newman Edward, cigarmaker Adolph Mueller, r. 318
Kearny
Newman Edward, restaurant, 112 Geary, r. 615 Pine
Newman Edward, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
Alameda
Newman Elizabeth, widow, r. 1022 Treat Av
Newman Frank F., teamster George W. Gibbs & Co.,
r. 1009 Broadway
Newman H. & Co. (Henry Newman) real estate, 411
Kearny
Newman Harry, tailor, 129 Shipley
Newman Harry D., pianomaker The J. Dewing Co., r.
67 Everett
Newman Henry, r. 113 Vicksburg
Newman Henry (H. Newman ,t Co.) r. 411 Kearny
Newman Henry, solicitor Alta, r. 1418 Post
Newman Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 227 Eighth
Newman Het\ry, policeman, r. 218 Locust Av
Newman Henry A., real estate agent, r. 823 O'Farrell
Newman Henry E., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
728 Geary
Newman I., r. 1810 Webster
Newman J. Mrs., widow, r. 705 Ellis
Newman Jacob, stair builder, r. 2437 Larkin
Newman James, mnfr gold leaf, 202 Post, r. 121
O'Farrell
Newman Jerome, civil engineer, r. 613 Pine
Newman John, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Newman John J., marblecutter, r. 559 J4 Stevenson
Newman John T., clerk, r. 1505 Leavenworth
Newman John W., clerk James Newman, r. 121
O'Farrell
Newman Joseph (Newman & Samuel) r. 1265 Octavia
Newman Joseph, with A. Newman, r. 1079 Market
Newman Juda (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) r. 2224 Cali-
fornia
Newman Julius, agent London Diamond Co. ,232 Bush,
r. 1736 Golden Gate Av
Newmann Kallman, peddler, r. 431 Grove
Newman Kate, boarding, 109 Turk
Newman Leon, cigar dealer, r. 31 Garden
Newman M., r. 1810 Webster
Newman Max, tailor, r. 129 Shipley
Newman Max, tannery, Shotwell near Army, r. cor
Twenty-fifth and Mission
Newman Michael, laborer, r. 1014 Twentieth
Newman Minna A., widow, r. 728 Geary
Newman Morris, tanner Max Newman, r. Shotwell nr
Army
Newman Nathan D.(Baruch & Newman) r. 231 Fulton
Newman Paul, cigarmaker, r. 29 Oak
Newman Peter A., upholsterer, r. 141 J^ Minns
Newman Philip, butcher, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Newman Philip A., clerk Steinberger & Kalisher, r.
728 Geary
Newman Robert, with Siegfried Levy, r. 914 McAl-
lister
Newman Rudolph, barber H. Hauser, r. 6 Bueh Street
PI
Newman Samuel, Fire Commissioner, and man-
ager S. C. Harding, 648 Washington, r. 1003
Powell
Newman Samuel, physician, 504M Third
Newman Samuel J., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
705 Ellis
Newman Selma S. Miss, cashier The Standard, r. 29
Oak
Newman Simon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) and mer-
chant (Hill's Ferry) office 117 Battery, r. 1356
Post
Newman Simon, butcher, 46 Centre Market, r. 528
O'Farrell
LOWEST PEICES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DiXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
37 Market St
FIRE
H. M. NEWHALL&CO.
General Agents for the Pacific Coast of
NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, . -• . ■ $5,000,000
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY
or 1-iOXica.on-
Capital, $6000000
BOYLSTON INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, ... - $657,200
L i. KWilU I m
309 and 31 1 SANSOME STREET,
BAW wmAwmmnO)^ ^a^.
Shipping and
Commission
Merchants.
AGENTS FOR GROWERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
CHARTERERS OF VESSELS FOR ALL TRADES.
AGENTS FOR THE MEXICAN PHOSPHATE AND
SULPHUR CO'S PRODUCTS.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Have correspondents in all the chief Cities of the United States,
Europe, Australia, India, China, and the principal Islands of the Pacific ;
purchase goods and sell California Products in those Countries.
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Newman Simon, cashier Frederick Eatz, r. 1049
Market
Nfwiuan T. machiuiBt Pac. Rolling Mill
Newman W. F., r. 36.5 Jessie
Newman William, clerk, r. 2gl7 Folsom
Newman William, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery r.
815)4 Point Lobos Av
Newman William, mate U.S. stmr Gen. McDowell r.
■t23Ea-^t
Newman William J. (Newman &Levinson)r. 2320 Clay
Newman William .J., teamster Teele & Scott, r. 426
Cedar Av
Newman William P., carpenter A. F. Knorp, r. 2437
Larkin
Newman William R., commercial traveler, 232 r.
O'Farrell
Newman <fc Levinson (William J. Newman and
John Levinson) importers and jobbers trim-
mings, ribbons, notions, etc., and decorative art
rooms, 129 131 Kearny
Ne^vrnan <!k Samuel (-Joseph Newman and Moses
Samuel) proprietors Pacific Jewelry Co., 17-19
Battery
j^T" Newman. See Neuman and Neumann
Newmai k Abraham (Mocker & Newmark) r. 1320 Fill-
more
Newmark Joseph P. (J. P. Newmark & Co.) r. 1314
Goldc-n Gate Av
Newmark Joseph S., broker, r. 1806 Post
Newmark J. P. & Co. (Joseph P. Newmark) commis-
sion merchants hides and wool, 214 California
Newmark Nathan, attorney at law, 315 California,
room 15, r. 1320 Fillmore
Newmark Samiinl J., salesman Goldberg. Bowen &
Co., r. 1806 Post
Newmark Samuel M., bookkeeper Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 1314 Golden Gate Av
Newport Coal Co., office cor Davis and Vallejo
Newquist Charles, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Newsom Henry, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. California Av nr Twenty-eighth
Newsom James B., expressman, NW cor Fourth and
Mission, r. cor California and Fair Avs, B. H.
Newsom John J. (John J. & T. D. Newsom) r. Oak-
land
Netvsom John J. Si T. D., architects, 504
Kearny, second floor
Newsom Lizzie, widow, r. California Av nr Fair Av
Newsom Samuel, architect, 318-322 Phelan Bldg, r.
Oakland
Newsom Thomas D. (John J. & T. D. Newsom) r.
East Oakland
Newsom William A., carpenter, r. California Av nr
Fair Av, B. H.
Newsom William B., r. 1510 Sacramento
Newson William G., operator P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 26
Howard
Newschutz George, longshoreman, r. 24 Federal
NewtU Ernest W., seaman, r. 709 Taylor
Newth Thomas collector, r. 830 Post
Newton Asaph F., laborer, r. N s Merrill nr Boss
Newton Charles, r. 545 Mission
Newton E. B., silker Baruch & Newman, r. 113 Pine
Newton Edward D., bartender, r. 3118 Third
Newton Emmeline, retoucher Bradley & Rulofson, r.
116 Turk
Newton George, editor The Pacific Herald of Holi-
ness, and president Pacific Coast Holiness Asso-
ciation, 607 California, r. Alameda
Newton George W., carpenter, r. 120 Borland
Newton James K., mnfr oils. r. 2602 Folsom
Newton James W., compositor Call, r. 1244 Powell
Newton Morris, salesman Mau, Sadler & Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Newton Stanley DeL., collector Pac. Gas Imp Co.,
r.25 Birch Av
Newton William, clerk Insurance dept Balfour, Guth-
rie & Co., r. Abbotsford House
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
64 1 to C47 r.1A:5KET STREET.
Ney Nathan, solicitor, r. 531 Stevenson
Ney Thomas J., engineer, r. 137 Clara
Neylau Charles, en^-ineer. r. 214 ITuion
Neylan Klleu, domestic 1720 Washington
Neylan James, commissiou merchant and lumber
dealer, 103 Stcuart, r. Oakland
Neylou Lizzie, widow, r. 454 Stevenson ,
Neyl'in Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Howard
e^ Neylou. See Nealan, Nealon and Nellan j
Nia|;ara Fire Insurance Co. (of New York)
Speyer & HeroM general agents, 41.1 Cnliforuia
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill.Nev.)
H. Clay Miller sicretarv. 315 California, room 8
Niagara House, William Eggert proptr, 724 Mission
Niajfara Mill and Mining Co., William T.
Coleman president. C. C. Coleman secretary, oflQce
121 Market
Nlbbe Andrew B., clerk, r. 4.5fi Bryant
Nibbe Henry B., clerk Jones & ( o., r. 4.56 Bryant
Nibbe Jacob, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
456 Bryant
Nible William, laborer S. F. Planing Mill
Niblock George, oiler stmr Colima, r. Folsom nr
Twenty-seventh. B. H.
Nlccolai William (Niccolai k Kohn) r. 515)4 Franklin
Niccolai & Kohn (William Niccolai and Samuel Eobn)
tailors, IIU O'Farrell
Nice Ellen, widow, r. 8 Boyd
Nice Henry N., carpenter, r 503 Folsom
Nichol Frederick D., clerk Derby & Strouse. r. 218
Seventh
Nichol James, distributor S. F. Laundry
Nichol Leon, saloon keeper, r. 1415 Jones
10" Nichol. See Nickel, Nicol and Nicoll
Nicholas Alexander, stewdrd, r. 418 Union
Nicholas F., cook, r. 134 Fourth
Nicholas George, proptr Nicholas Hotel, E B San
Bruno Road bet Yuba and Colusa
Nicholas Hotel. George Nicholas proptr, E B San
Bruno Road bet Yuba and Colusa
Nicholas J., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 25 Fell
Nicholas John, clerk, r. 1230 Mission
Nicholas Julius, porter, r. 169 Minna
Nicholas Peter (A. Theodoru & Co.; r. 8 Stockton PI
Nicholas Thomas F., cashier J. P. Thomas, r. 828
Powell
e^ Nicholas. See Nicolas and Nichols
Nicholl James, boatswain stmr State of California
Nlcholl Monte, carpenter, r. 15 Tehama PI
Nicholls Francis, salesman, r. 1438 Pacific
Nicholls George A., salesman Davis Bros. r. H38 Pa-
cific
Nicholls JIanuel, boatswain stmr Granada
Nicholls Robert, salesman, r. 1438 Pacific
Nicholls Samuel, steward Bohemian Club, 430
Pine, r. 1()26 Pierce
Nichols Abram, carpenter, r. 444 Guerrero
Nichols A. C. (A. C. Nichols & Co.) r. San Rafael
Nichols A. C. <& Co. (A. C. Nichols) commlBsion
merchants and dealers leather, hides, tallow,
etc., 400-404 Battery
Nichols Anna, widow, r. 207 Langton
Nichols Asher R., purifier Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. Berkelev
Nichols A. W.. shipplnK clerk W. W. MonUgue &
Co., r. Oakland
Nichols C. B., seaman, r. 105 Clark
Nichols Charles B., block cutter B. Bluinenthal &
Co., r. 1811 Powell
NlcholB Charles C, clerk The Lion Fire, Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire Ina.
Cos.. r. East Oakland
Nichols Charles ('., correspondent A. C. Nichols ft
Co., r. San Rafael
Nichols Charles F.. carpenter, r. 1418)4 Howard
Ni<holB Charles J , gentlemen's nurse, r. 25 John
Nichols Charles M., chief surveyor Pac. Ins. Union,
r. East Oakland
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Nichols Cynthia Miss, r. 1032 McAllister
Nichols Dauiel. bartender, r. IIGO Folsom
Nichols D. C, r. Palace Hotel
Nichols Dorsan, collector, 6;<2 Montgomery, r. 313
Shotwell
Nlcnols Emory I., architect, r. 206 Kearny
Nichols Fannie C, widow, r. 24 Sixth
Nichols F. H., cook, r. 268 Jessie
Nichols Frank, candymaker. r. 527 Shotwell
Nichols Frank, cook, r. 6 Bagley PI
Nichols Frederick P., salesman S. F.Boyle & Co., r.
33 Russ
Nichols George, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Nichols George, seaman stmr Granada
Nichols George F., carpenter. 6 Cedar, r. 2814 Pine
Nichols H. C, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Nichols Henry E., lieutenant commander U. S. N., r.
546 Turk
Nichols Horace, clerk S. F. Boyle & Co., r. 33 Buss
Nichols Horace S., pharmacist Alphonse Mervy, r. 1619
Howard
Nichols Isaac, teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. Oakland
Nichols James, r. 3 Mary Lane
Nichols John, machinist, r. 371 Jessie
Nichols John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 327 O'Farrell
Nichols John J., livery stable, 1311 California
Nichols L. Frances, widow, r. 33 Rubs
Nichols Louis, marker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. Oakland
Nichols Manifold Copying Paper Co., W. T. Y.
Schenck president, J. Howard Bernard secretary,
222-224 Market
Nichols Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 149 Taylor
Nichols Mary A. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 333
Sixth
Nichols Moses, ship carpenter, r. Manilla bet Osage
and Monongahela
Nichols Peter M., r. 322 Fourteenth
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 1191 Market
Nichols R. J., Mrs., widow, r. 1006 Powell
Nichols Samuel T., plumber, r. 527 Shotwell
Nichols Sheldon K., with Helvetia Ins. Co., r. 518
Taylor
Nichols S. R., miner, r. 12 Lily Av
Nichols Theodore A., physician, 150 Fourth
Nicbold Thomas H., salesman M. & C. Mangels, r.
Point San Quentin
Nichols Walter R., machine operator Main & Win-
chester, r. 527 Shotwell
Nichols Watson, corporal police, r. 235 Kearny
Nichols William, r. 1209?.$ Polk
Nichols William B., plasterer, r. .527 Shotwell
Nichols William H., plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r.
524 Shotwell
Nichols William M., liquor saloon, cor Powell and
Francisco
e^ Nichols. See Nickels, Nicolls and Nicholas
Nicholson Adam W., r. 1917 Hyde
Nicholson Alexander, master mariner, r. 1416 Twen-
ty-first
Nicholson Alexander, varnisher T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 124 Chattanooga
Nicholson Alice Miss, r. 845 Mission
Nicholson Arthur T., blacksmith iEtna Ironworks,
r. 563 Mission
Nicholson Benjamin M., r. 765}^ Howard
Nicholson Bridget Miss. r. 552 i4 Stevenson
Nicholson E., clerk ins. dept. Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 810 Geary
Nicholson Eliza Mrs., r. 505 Jon^s
Nicholson George, treasurer United Painters Assn., r.
1314 Taylor
Nicholson James, carpenter, r. 1703 J4 Polk
Nicholson James, laborer, r. 6 Myrtle Av
Nicholson James, matressmaker Lock Spring Mattress
Co., r. 448 Guerrero
Nicholson James T., shoemaker Bryant & Mullin, r.
1040 Folsom
Nicholson John, blacksmith, r. 2 Elizabeth
Nicholson John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 230 Clara
Nicholson John H., broker local securities, office 410
California, r. Oakland
Nicholson John J., carriage painter J. S. Day & Co.,
r. 330 Fell
Nicholson John J., laborer, r. junction San Job6 Av
and Dolores
Nicholson Joseph C, ship broker, 214 California, r.
Alameda
Nicholson Joseph T., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 230 Clara
Nicholson Joseph W., clerk Redingtonfe Co., r. 552 )j
Stevenson
Nicholson Lawrence, musician, r. 372)^ Natoma
Nicholson Malcolm, carpenter, r. 71 Germania
Nicholson Mary Mrs., r. 2 Himmelmann PI
Nicholson N. K., seaman, r. 260 Brannan
Nicholson Samuel H., mnfr extracts, 1155 Market, r.
11U5 Golden Gate Av
Nicliolsoii \V. A. S., attorney at law, 623 Mont-
gomery, r. 510 Baker
Nicholson William, boots and shoes, 1040 Folsom
Nicholson William, shirt cutter, r. 329 Fell
Nicholson William, with James Hunter, r. 2822 Bush
Nicholson W. J. r. 331 Montgomery
Nichuals Oliver M., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 1
Morris Av
Nick Peter (Andrews & Co.) r. 8 Stockton PI
Nickel Edward, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. cor Fifth
and Brannan
Nickel Emil, r. 183 Jessie
Nickel Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 33 Boardmann PI
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, r. 20 Lapidge
Nickel J. Leroy, manager Live Oak Distillery Co.,
office 252 Market, r. 1415 Jones
Nickel Lorens, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.l
Kent
B^- Nickel. See Nichol, Nicol and Nicoll
Nickels Hans, sailmaker H. C. Lassen & Co.
Nickels Harry L., miner, r. 2402 Folsom
Nickels Jacob, glazier, r. 38 Page
Nickels Jacob F., clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 38 Page
Nickelsburg Moritz, capitalist, office 129 Sansome, r.
815 Van Ness Av
Nickelsburg Siegfried (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r.
815 Van Ness Av
Nickelsen John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nickerson Alfred A., mine manager, 327 Pine, room
21, r. Hotel Bella Vista
Nickerson Alfred A. Jr., r. Hotel Bella Vista
Nickerson Charles, clerk J. N. Knowles, r. 606 Fol-
som
Nickerson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nickerson Everett, bookkeeper Merry, FauU & Co., r.
Oakland
Nickerson Frank A., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 655 Capp
Nickerson Louis H., hatter, r. 428 Chestnut
Nickerson Samuel, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Nickerson Stafford S. , mechanic, r. 17 Langton
Nickerson Sumner A., master mariner, r. 28 Moss
Nickerson William, seaman, r. 263 East
Nicklaua Frank, painter, r. S s Merritt bet Hattie and
Rose
Nicklet Stephen J., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works
Nicklund Peter, r. 108 Tehama
Nicol Duncan (Brown & Duncan) r. 1709 Jones
Nicol Henry, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 217
Ritch
Nicol John C, carpenter, r. 651 Capp
Nicol William, house and real estate agent, and
collector, 534 J$ California, r. 826 Fifteenth
Nicol William, stonecutter, r. 402 Broadway
8^- Nicol. See Nichol, Nickel and Nicoll
Nicolai Christof, dairy produce, 1228 5^ Pacific
Nicolai Louis, porter A. Fenkhausen & Co., r. 516
Union
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
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MTMAL fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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WM. SESTOIT, Assi. Managet
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Nlcolai Moritz, cellaruiaD Kohler i FroliUug, r. 544
FifteeDth
Nicolas Cbarles, tailor, r. 77 J4 Colton
Nicolas John laborer, r. 1727 Market
Nicolas Leon, cellarman, r. 6 Maiden Lane
t^ Nicolas. See Nicholas and Nichols
Nicolay George P., jeweler RnthHchild & Hadeufeldt,
r. SE cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Nlcolayson Frank N., proprietor Empire State
House, and proprietor "'King of Ague," 249 Steu-
art. branch office 4iy East, r. 249 Steuart
Nicoli Salvador, fisherman, r. 819 Battery
Nicoliui Giovanni B., marble polisher Kuffino & Bi-
anchi, r. 408 Seventh
Nicoliui S. S., r. Hotel Bella Vista
Nicolini Vincent, teamster, r. loot Dupont
NICOLL BENJAMIN W. L.
nit^rchiint tailor, 81(J Market, PUelaii
Bldjr, r. New York
Nicoli Fiederlck E., painter Thomas Downing, r.
Bermiugham nr Cortland Av.B. H.
Nicoli Margaret, widow, r. 628 Haiglit
Nicoli Susie W. Miss, assistant correspondent P. M.
SS. Co., r. 628 Haight
Iff- Nicoli. See Nichol. Nickel and Nicol
Nidecker Charles, gripman Sutter St. HR., r. 2623
Sutter
Niderost Joseph B., porter Tubbs & Co., r. W S Dia-
mond nr Clipper
Nidever C. C. Mrs., dressmaker Mary R. Auld, r. 1025
Devisadero
Nidever D. E., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1025 Devis-
adero
Niebaum Oustave (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus &
Co.) and vice-consul Russia, 310 Sansome, r. 1201
Hyde
Nieberding H., r. 328}^ Twenty-ninth
Nieblaa Felix, upholsterer, r. 1811 Scott
Nlebling E. T., special agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. 11 Eearoy
Niebour Theodore, office 106 Leidesdorff
Niebuhr Gustave Rev., pastor St. John's Evangelical
Church, r. 520 Greenwich, rear
Niebuhr Henry, steward German Hospital, r. SW cor
Noe and Fourteenth
Nieburger Henry, cabinetmaker Aug. Jungblut & Co.,
r. 613 Natoma
Niedemeyer Michael, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Nief Adrienne, widow, r. 921 M Post
Nief Frederick N., veterinary surgeon, 310 Golden
Gate Av, r. 921 }< Post
Nief Leon E., clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. 9213^
Post
Niehlson John, groceries and liquors, 17 Seventh, r.
567 Stevensou
Nielfi John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Nield John D., clerk N. P. C. RR., r. Alameda
8^ Nield. See Neild
Nielsen A., restaurant, 1203 Fillmore
Nielsen Alfred, master schr Eclipse, office 10 Califor-
nia, room 3
Nielsen Charles, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, r. 547
Stevenson
Nielsen Charles A., bargeman, r. 407 Greenwich
Nielsen Christian, teamster, r. 52 Clementina
Nielsen Frederick, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
Nielsen Frederick, teamster, r. 1132 >i Bryant
Nielsen Frederick H.. carpenter S. P. Co., r. 139 Dore
Nielsen H. (Bandmano, Nielsen & Co.) r. 614 Lom-
bard
Nielsen Hans 0.. bartender M. Kerr, r. 827 Folsom
Nielsen Hermann, clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
Prescott House
Nielsen James, porter J. F. Myers h Co., r. 16 Taylor
Nielsen John C, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 431
Geary I
Nielsen Magnus, laborer, r. 62 Clementina
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IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
%. & J, SLOANE & CO,
Maiiufactnrertf of
WINDOW SHADES. (T)
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ib05)« Stockton.
Nielsen Niels, master mariner,
rear
Nielsen Niels, porter 9. P. Co., r. 753 Howard
Nielsen Niels .)r., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Pac
tory, r. 1805 !< Stockton, rear
Nielsen Olof, seaman, r. U12 Montgomery
Nielsen Olof P., laborer, r. 407 areenwi< h
Nielsen Oscar, bargeman, r. 407 Greenwich
Nielfien Peter (Christensen & Nielsen) r. 22 Russ
Nielsen Rosmus B., foreman warehouse Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. 8 Oak Grove Av
Nielsi-u Viggo, liquor saloon. 220 Montgomery Av
Nielsen W. A., cooper, r. 418 Broadway
Nielsen Wilhelm, r. 11 Verba Buena
Nielson Carl A , machinist Tatum & Bowen, r. 2635
Harrison
Nielson Charles, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Nielson Christian, n-.staurant, 405 Montgomery Av, r.
407 Montgomery Av
Nielson Hans P., waiter, r. 158 Silver
Nielson Herman, clerk, r. 1134 Union
Nielson James, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nielson Mary, domestic 700 Fillmore
Nielson Niels, cabinetmaker, r. 411 J4 Nat«ma
Nielson Niels, carpenter Charles H. Norton, r. 902
Pacific
Nielson Peter, wringer La Grande Laundry
Nielson R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nielson Regna Miss, r. 3103 Clay
Nielson Robert, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
1^" Nielson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson, Nielsen
and Nllson
Niemann C, laborer Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, r. Oakland
Niemann C Mrs., widow, r. 615 Hvde
NIEMANN HAEEYn,ana^.r
Tile Culiforiiia Toilet Company, 9 Lick
PI, r. 4ar Sixtli
Niemann Henry, bakeries, 639 McAllister, and 421
O'Farrell, r. 639 .McAllister
Niemann Henry, helper McCormick Bros., r. Hattle
nr Seventeenth
Niemann Robert J., butcher Bernard Fnlda. r. 615
Hyde
Niemburg August, clerk H. C. Kroenke, r. 101 Eighth
Nieiueier Emil, actor, r. 2102 Lnrkin
NiemeierEmilJr., clerk Ganger Custom House, r.
2102 Larkin
Nlemeier Theodore C, salesman Seidl & Rotger, r.
2102 Larkin
Niemeyer Anna, domestic 1815 Clay
Niendorf Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Nienstadt Edward, clerk R. Nieustadt, r. 318 Fifth
Nieiistadt Richard, groceries and liquors, 318 Fifth
Nieri Casimira, cigarmaker, r. 1407 Dupont
Nieri Giuseppe cook 1. Cucnin
Nierman I. & Co. (Ignatz Nierman and PinkusLefko-
vitz) junk, 712 Sansome
Nierman Ignatz (1. Nierman & Co.) r. 2227 Geary
Nierman Neilson C, laborer, r. 21 Garden
Niessen John, liquor and coffee saloon, 2612 Geary
Niesson G. E.. r. 2108 Jones
Nievers Fritz, cooper, r. 270 First
Nieworth August, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22 Oak
Grove Av
Niggle John G., clerk A. Morgenthal, r. 613 Octavia
Nightingale George, seaman, r. 213 Union
Nightingale James A., spinner 3. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 821 Filbert
Nightingale John, real estate, r. 300 Haight
NMhtingale John Jr., physician, 9o6 Market, r. 300
Haight
Nightingale Joseph B., student, r. 300 Haight
Nigro James v., liquor saloon, 1312 Dupont, r. 1315
Dupont
Nihan Michael J., liquor saloon, SE cor Bay and
Mason
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61U California Street.
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W. W, Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.ISU AN13 AMlUilOAN
EncaiiNtits <jiluze<i uikI I'luiii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
NiklHua Edith .clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 338 Oak
Niklaus George S., salesman Clutt Mros., r. 326 Ellis
Nikola Andrew G., Keanian. r. 318 Brannan
Nile F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 828 Bnsb
Nile Joseph, liquor saloon, 115 Sixth, r. 24 Sixth
Nile Matthew D., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 215 Post
Niles Addison 0., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 39,
r. 514 Guerrero
Niles Addison P., designer and draftsman, 623 Com-
mercial, r. Oakland
Niles Alfred, bartender, r. 641 Washington
Niles A. W. Mrs., widow, r. G31 ^ Geary
Niles Elizabeth, widow, r. 431 Hayes
Niles Emery G., with A. W. Fink, and watchman
Washington Market, r. 615 Washington
Niles George S., carpenter, r. 134 J$ Seventh
Niles Joseph S., manager Niles-Rentschler Co., 252
Market, r. 919 Howard
Niles-Rentschler Co., Joseph S. Niles manager, pub-
lishPTS, 2.52 Market
Niles William A., clerk Howard H. Shinn, r. 631 J<S
Geary
Nilkes Frederick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Nilli August, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Nilon Frank T., law student O. P. Evans, r. 2029 Mis-
sion
Nilsen 8ven, seaman, r. 526 Broadway
Nilson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nilson Louis, waiter, r. 4523^ Minna
Nilson Mathew H., laborer, r. 221 Fifth
Nilson Ole, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nilson William, salesman J. Herrmann, r. 418 Mason
B^" Nilson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson and Niel-
sen
Nilsson C. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nilsson John, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
1013 Mission
Nilsson Magnus, porter Wakelee & Co., r. 24J^ Ches-
ley
Nimmo James, cook, r. 454 Natoma
Nipper John, artist, r. 740',^ Grove
Nipper Rudolph, gardener Presidio, r. S s Lombard
nr Baker
Nlppert August, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 229 Geary
Nippert Firmin A., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. 229 Geary
Nippert Paul M., sppcial agent Home and Phcenix
Ins. Cos., r. 118 Devisadero
B^" Nippert. See Neppert
Nlrich Anton, cook Elia Todorovich, r. 715 Davis
Nirich John, coffee and ovster saloon, 901 Stockton, r.
908 Clay
Nis Edward A., clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
r. 1227 Pine
Nis Herrera S. Mme., teacher languages, 1227 Pine
Nisbet James N., stairbullder N. P. Langland, r. 1917
Stevenson
Nisbet Richard M., machinist, r. 30 Stanly PI
Nispel Edward, brass polisher J. Roylance, r. 132
Julian Av
Nissen Aaron P., master mariner, r. 19 Guy PI
Nissen Charles P., engineer, r. 624 Fourth
Nissen Elsa Mrs., groceries and liquors, cor Sierra
Tennessee
Nissen Ernst, liquor saloon, 45 Second, r. 232 Second
Nissen George P., conductor Market St. RR., r. 537
Lott
Nissen Hans, seaman, v. 6 Natoma
Nissen J. H., upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co.. r.
Alameda
Nissen Jorgen, cabinetmaker J. W. Evans, r. Oakland
Nissen Martin, stevedore, r. 14 Freelon
Nissen Mathew C, sailmaker, r. 14 Freelon
Nissen Peter, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
B^" Nissen. See Nessen
Nisson Peter, cooper Getz Bros, k Co., r. 24 Drumm
Nltmann H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nitsch Edward, satchelmaker, r. 23 Rondel PI
Nitze Joseph, laborer, r. 307 Fourth
NitzKeii Jacob, r. 12 Bonita
Nixdorf Cliarles G., bartender William Meyer & Co.,
r. 316 O'Farrell
Nixon Charles, r. 202 Ninth
Nixon Evelyn, teacher Urban Academy, r. 1519 Broad,
way
Nixon Frederick, chief engineer stmr State of Cali-
fornia, r. 2318 Mission
Nixon Horace, trader, r. 135?^ Fifth
Nixon James, clerk, r. 1232 Valle.jo
Nixon James H., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1232 Vallejo
Nixon John A., lumber piler Pac. Box Factory, r.
1232 Vallejo
Nixon Louisa, widow, r. 2318 Mission
Nixon M. A. Miss, dressmaking, 535 Geary
Nixon Nicholas, solicitor Chicago Clock Co., r. 1063
Mission
Nixon Patrick W., carpenter, r. 345 J^ Third
Nixon Robert (Rutledge & Nixon) r. 120 Seventh
Nixon Robert S., teamster, r. 135 }<i Fifth
Nixon Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Harbor View
Nixon Thomas C, r. 42 M Zoe
Nixon Wiliam H., gripmau Market St. RR., r. 801
Haight
Nixon William R., packer, r. 1232 Vallejo
Noack William, saloonkeeper, r. 620 Brannan
Noakes Eliza Mrs., r. 965 Folsom
Noakes S. A. Mrs., r. 9 Hyde
Noar Isaac, iiuporter men's neckwear, suspenders
and bed comforters, 29 Second
Nobel Annie, widow, r. 5^ Stark
Nobel's Giant Caps, John Skinker agent, 258 Mar-
ket
Nobile Jean, waiter, r. 619 Pacific
Noble A., conductor Central RR.
Noble Arnsby, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r. 705 Va-
lencia
Noble Beattie, watchman, r. Missouri and Santa Clara
Noble Benjamin, printer The Bancroft Co., r. cor
Mariposa nr Missouri
Noble, Boys «& Co. (Franklin P. Noble and Henry
R. A. Boys) commission merchants, 213 Sansome
Noble Brothers (William Noble) house, sign and or-
namental painters, 642 Clay
Noble Burr, chief clerk clothing dept U. S. A., r. Ala-
meda
Noble Charles, miner, r. 36 Clay
Noble E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 519 Twenty-second
Noble Eliza, widow, r. 531 Ellis
Noble Franklin P. (Noble, Boys & Co.) r. Silver State
Noble George, foreman boilermakers Risdon I. and L.
Works
Noble Georgie, widow, r. 609 Folsom
Noble Grandy (Noble & Miller) r. 107 Natoma
Noble H. C. Mrs., r. 2605 Howard
Noble Hamden H. (H. H. Noble & Co.) r. Saucelito
Noble H. H. & Co. (Hamden H. Noble) stockbrokers,
307 Montgomery
Noble Hippolyte (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 15 John
Noble J. A., r. 405 Geary
Noble James McC, grainer, r. 816 Twenty-sixth
Noble John, machinist, r. 15 John
Noble Joseph D., r. 1810 Jessie
Noble Mark, molder Union Iron Works, r. 24 Eleventh
Noble M. E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2322 Folsom
Noble Patriclc, superintendent Pacific Rolling
Mill Co. and California Horse Shoe Co., of&ce
Potrero Point, r. 1729 Sutter
Noble Peter, proptr Elgin House, 614 Kearny
Noble Richard H., solicitor Cal. Wire Works, r. 1810
Jessie
Noble Thomas H., manager Cunningham's Ware-
house, r. Oakland
Noble William (Noble Bros.) r. 531 Ellis
Noble William, stenographer R. G. Dun & Co., r. 44
Sixth
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■ Noble William W.. t«ilor. r. 6 5 Pacific, rear
Noble & Miller (Graudy Noble and Edward F. Mil-
ler) barbers, (HO Mission
Noblett Edward B., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service
r. 0»kl«nd
Noblett Jusepb, r. HI Fifth
Nobles George, driver Somers .^' Healey
Nobles James, shoemaker, 3008 Sixteenth
Nobiiiaun Charles, clerk John C. Nobmann, r. SWcor
California and Fillmore
Noltinnnn C'lirlstoplier, capitalist, r. SW cor
California and Fillmore
Nobmann Frederick, deputy Sheriff, r. 1507 Broder-
ick
Nobmann John C, eroceries and liquors, SW
cor California and Fillmore
Nobs Frederick, tanner, r. Servia nr St. John
Noceti Agusto, cook, r. 572 Minua
Nock John H., conductor Central RR.
Nockin M. Mrs., widow, r. 1818 Mason
Nodenschneider Michael, baker, r. 244 Chattsnooga
I Nodo Agostino. r. 412M Green
I Noe and Temple Street Primary School, Philip Prior
principal SW cor Noe and Twenty-fifth
I Noe Charles H., collector Madison & Burke, r. 20)4
Hubbard
Noe Miguel, mining, r. 1211 Powell
Noe Valley Presbyterian Church, Rev. John
Carrington pastor, SE cor Jersey and Sanchez
Noe Vincent C, clerk, r. 1211 Powell
Noel Louis, bricklayer, r. 51 De Boom
Noel Samuel, bricklayer, r. 51 De Hoom
Noerager A. Mrs. (Noerager & Hjul) r. 224 Van Ness
Av
Noerager & Hjal {A. Noerager and Hans H. Hjul)
coli'ee saloon.s, 426 Montgomery and 616 Pine
Noethig Herman, machinist, r. 64 First
Nogest Oscar P., cigarmaker C. E. Raabe & Co.
Noggle Dorman L., weigh clerk U. 8. Mint, r. 1118
Market
Nohl Frederick, tinner, r. 512 Bush
Nohrden Frederick H., printer Bacon & Co., r. 1134
Bryant
Nohrden Henry, foreman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1134
Bryant
Nolrjean Catherine, widow, r. 7.39 Broadway
Noisat Amada, liquor saloon, 1834 Dupont
Noisat Jules, carriage blacksmith, r. 3 O'Connell PI
Nolau Alfred, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Nolan Annie Miss, housekeeper, r. 214 Tenth
Nolan Annie Mrs., nurse, r. 426 Clementina
Nolan Brien, laborer, r. 1319 Minna
Nolan Brothers (James C. and William H.)
wholesale boots and shoes. 101-103 Battery
Nolan Cecilia B. Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,
r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Charles, dryer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Nolan Charles, painter, and stoker Engine No. 8, r.
1604 Pacific Av
Nolan Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 507 Minna
Nolan Daniel, cattle driver, r. 35^ Broadway
Nolan Daniel J., draftsman H. C. Behr, i-. 7 Dale PI
Nolan David A., waiter, r. 843 Howard
Nolau Edward, bricklayer, r. 5 Caroline
Nolan Edward, conductor, r. 522 Sixth
Nolan Edward, teamster, r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Edward, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co, r. 8 Liberty
Solan J. Mrs., r. 417>(S Clementina
Nolan J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1431 Valencia
Nolan James, bartender, r. 4 Chatham PI
Nolan James, elevatorman. r. 183«i Hubbard
Nolan James, groom Bay District Race Track, r. Bay
District Hotel
*Tolan James, laborer, r. 1634 Boardman PI, rear
!Jolan James, wrapper J. J. O'Brien, r. 228 Fulton
Volan James C. (Nolan Bros.) r. Occidental Hotel
Solan James H., housepainter, 404 Montgomery, r.
1124 Broadway
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Nolan James J., driver, r. 242 Clementina
Nolan James M., painter J. H. Nolan, r. 1124 Broad.
way
Nolan James P., boilermaker. r. 420 Twenty-ninth
Nolan John, bak-r, r. 12 Antonio
Nolan John, capitalist, r- 5(i5 Post
Nolan John, gasfilter, r. 2225 Pine
Nolan John, laborer, r. 1727 Slarket
Nolan John, marblecuttcr Mark C.
Valencia
Nolan John, molder, r. 1540 Eddy
Nolan John, laborer, r. 272 Tehama
Nolan John, livery stable. 2414 California, r. 1615 Cal-
ifornia
Nolan John, teamster Humboldt Lumber Mill Co r
13 Chesley
Nolan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 348 Fremont
Nolan John E., clerk H. Cohen, r. 507 Minna
Nolan John F. (John F. Nolan & Co.) office 212 Bat-
tery
Nolan John F., agent, 632 Market. r.905 Market
Nolan .lohn F. & Co. (John F.Nolan and Horace
V. Scott) manufacturers Nolan's Bessemer Com-
pound, office 212 Battery
Nolan John H. (Kavanagh it Nolan) r. 16 Perry
Nolan John M., bookkeeper, r. 637 Folsom
Nolan Joseph, clerk The Hibernia Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 2225 Pine
Nolan Josephs., tobacco stripper H. Plagemanni Co.,
r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan L. Mrs., wido'w, r. Pioneer House
Nolan Lawrence, haruessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
Oakland
Nolau Margaret, widow, r. 946 Mission
Nolan Marguerite Miss, teacher, r 228 Fulton
Nolan Martin, farmer, r. 222 Birch Av
Nolan Mary, widow, r. 1825 Powell
Nolan Mary Mrs., r. 905 Market
Nolan Michael, carpenter, r. 1304 Church
Nolan Michael, laborer, r. 6 Buyd
Nolan Michael, porter U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 507
Minna
Nolan Michael D. (Nolan & Descalso) r. 135 Halgbt
Nolan Patrick, r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Patrick, laborer Whitney & Webster, r. 1304
Church
Nolan Patrick F. (P. F. Nolan & Co. and P. F. Nolan
& Sons) r. 1428 Golden Gate Av
Nolan Peter, waiter, r. 441 Minna
Nolan Peter F., messenger Board of Health, r. 1424
Pacific
Nolan Peter W., cabinetmaker, r. 809 Harrison
Nolan P. P. & Co. (Patrick F. Nolan) boot and
shoe manufacturers. 63-73 Stevenson
Nolan P. F. & Song (Patrick F. Nolan) dealers
fine boots and shoes, 812-814 Market
Nolan Philomeiia Miss, school teacher, r. 1424 Paclfio
Nolan Raymond P., grainer, r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan Sarah, widow, r. 1159 Howard
Nolan Stephen B., tailor M. J. Flavin & Co., r. Bay
bet Taylor and Jones
Nolan Thomas, dray man, SE cor Steuart and How-
ard, r. 1003 Harrison
Nolan Thomas, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant
Nolan Thomas, lalwrer Occidental Hoti 1, r. 30 Clara
Nolan Thomas, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Nolan Thnmas, teamster C. Warren, r. 230 Thirteenth
Nolan William, baker, r. 479 Haigiit
Nolan William, clerk, r. 1430 Golden Gate Av
Nolan William, teamster, r. 766 Folsini
Nolan William H. (Nolan Bros.) r. Oakland
Nolan William H., drayman, 417 Market, r. 38 Clem-
entina
Nolan William N., plasterer, r. 1513 Guerrero
Nolan William P., cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle k Co.,
r. 809 Harrison
Nolan William S., collector J. O. Sponce & Co., r.
1424 Pacific
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Nolan WiuDie, domestic 118 Devisadero
Nolnn ^Vi Descalso (Mlcbael D. Nolan and Peter
C. Descalso) boots and shoes, 11 Third
8^" Nolan. See Noleu and Knowland
Nold Charles, saddler Main <^ Winchester, r. 286
I Stevenson
: Noldeke Frederick, clerk Haas Bros., r. 2718 Pine
I Nole Johanna, domestic 1225 Golden Gate Av
I Nolen Elizabeth A., -widow, r. 637 Folsom
I Nolen M. J., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r.
1 Oakland
I Nolis Manuel, porter H. H. Creighton, r, 326 Green
, Noll Edward, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 431 Ful-
ton
; Noll George, tailor, r. 431 Fulton
Noll Jacob, fireman, r. 6 Morris Av
I Noll Mary, widow, r. 513 Hyde
Noll William, clerk F. Bernzott, r. 431 Fulton
Nolle Henry, shoemaker, r. 13', Harriet
I NoUeu G. H., portrait artist, 526 Kearny
I Nolte Ada Miss, artist, r. 132 Oak
I Nolte August F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Chest-
I nut and Taylor
i Nolte Carl R., gro eries and liquors, hay and grain,
I 3004-3006 Mission
I Nolte Clement A. (Nolte & Walsh) r. 239 Fifth
Nolte Frederick, laborer Palace Hotel
] Nolte Georgine Mrs., confectionery, 127 M Fourth
i Nolte Herman, engineer, r. 1302 Twenty-first
Nolte John W., clerk, r, 1314 Mason
Nolte Louis H., millwright, r. 132 Oak
i Nolte Louisa, widow, r. 63 1 Jessie
' Nolte Otto, watchmaker William Nolte, r. 631 Minna
Nolte William, jeweler, lOJ^ Stockton, r, 631 Minna
Nolte William F-, taxidermist and bird dealer, 9 Tay-
lor, r, 12 Ash Av
Nolte «& Walsli (Clement A. Nolte and W. H.
Walsh) proprietors Mechanics' Foundry, 213-219
First
Noltemeier Charles, shoemaker, r. 1316 Larkin
Noltemeier Frederick W., r. 11 M O'Farrell Alley
Nolthenius John, butcher, r. 524 Greenwich
Nolting A. J. F'., r. 313 Kearny
Nolting Amelia, dressmaker, r. 367 Minna
Nolting Edward, tinsmith E. H. Buckmann & Co., r.
367 Minna
Nolting Elizabeth, widow, r. 367 Minna
Nolting John B., jeweler G. B. Peterson, r. 367 Minna
Nolting William H., jeweler G. B. Peterson, r. 367
Miuua
Nommensen Christian, woodcarver, r. 1512 Pacific Av
Nonneumann Charles (South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co.) r. W s St. Thomas bet Platte and
Yazoo
Nonnenmann Charles Jr., assistant manager South
S. F. Packing and Provision Co., r. Trinidad
Yazoo and Susquehanna
Nonnenmann Henry, laborer, r. St. Thomas bet Platte
and Yazoo
Nonnenmann Louis, clerk South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co.. r. W s St. Thomas bet Platte and
Yazoo
l^roon Bridget, r. 268 Minna
Noon John, foundryman, r. 46 Ritch
Noon Marcella Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 White
Noon Mark, bootmaker, r. 213 Langton
Noon Martin, carriagemaker, r. 9 Whit*
Noon Mary Miss, milliner, r. 9 White
Noon Mary G. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 317 Haight
Noon Patrick, brass finisher, r. 317 Haight
Noon Thomas, laborer, r. 5095:^ Natoma
Noon William, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
Noonan Charles, bartender, r. 435 Sixth
Noonan Charles, finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
2826 Harrison
Noonan Charles A., furniture finisher, r. 2826 Harri-
Noonan Daniel, boilerniaker, r. 217 Minna
NoouHu Daniel, laborer, r. 126 Riucon PI
Noonan Daniel J., attorney at law, r. 857 Folsom
Noonan Edward, liquor saloon, NW cor Sixth and
Stevenson
Noonan Ellen, widow, r. 305 Langton
Noonan James, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
Noonan James, plumber P. U. O'Brit-n, r. 950 Folsom
Noonan J. k Co. (Jeremiah Noonan, David Cullinane
and William P. Boyle) pictures, frames and fur-
niture, 931 Mission
Noonan Jane, widow, r. 5 Salmon
Noonan Jeremiah (J. Noonan & Co.) r. 10 Mint Av
Noonan Jeremiah, bakery, 4U Seventh
Noonan John, expressman, r. 627 Natoma
Noonan John, satchelmaker, r. 309 Minna
Noonan John C, druggist, r. 641 Folsom
Noonan John F.. clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 305
Langton
Noonan John S., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., T.nH
Washington Av
Noonan Joseph, sawyer, r. 167 Silver
Noonan Lawrence E., salesman Lynde & Hough, r.
329 Minna
Noonan Mary, dressmaker, r. 305 Langton
Noonan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2215)4 Polk
Noonan Maurice, hostler, r. 320 Folsom
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. E s Gunnison Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. Twenty-sixth nr Dia-
mond
Noonan Michael, paver, r. 26 Morey Alley
Noonan Peter, laborer, r. 167 Silver
Noonan Peter S , boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
E 8 Florida nr Butte
Noonan Peter W., carrier Post OfSce, r. 1708 Larkin
Noonan T. J., waiter, r. 2633 Post
Noonan Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Noonan Thomas, teamster, r. 305 Langton
Noonan Wal er, with Isidore Uri, r. 508 Brannan
Noonan William, r. 443 Ji Natoma
Noonan William, liquor saloon, 268 Brannan
Noonan William, painter, r. 520 Eighth
Noonan William R., laborer, r. 27 Morey Alley
8^" Noonan. See Noonen, Nounnan and Nunan
Noonen John, insurance solicitor, r. 1511 Sacramento
Nootbaar Adolph H., liquor saloon, 1051 Market, r.
537 Stevenson
Nopander Louis, seaman, r. 506 Union
Nopander Martha, widow, r. 506 Union
Nopper Charles, painter, r. Miguel nr Chenery. Fair-
mount Tract
Norbom John, draftsman Joshua Hendv Machine
Works, r. 205 Ninth
Norby John, longshoreman, r. 49 Clementina
Norcross Daniel (Norcross & Co.) r. 13}^ Post
Norcross F. G., c impositor Call, r. 718 California
Norcross W. F., editor New Age, 220 Market, r.
502 Geary
Notcroas «& Co. (Daniel and H. N. Norcross) mili-
tary goods, regalia and flags, 6 and 13 Ji Post
Nord Alexander, laborer, r. 5 Bay
Nord John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Nord William B., liquor saloon, NW cor Duncan and
San Jose Av
Nordale John 0. (Nordale & Johnson) r. 213 Minna
Nordale & Johnson (John O. Nordale and O. N. John-
son) coffee saloon, 60 Third
Nordberg A. G., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Nordberg Edward, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Nordberg E. M., master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Nordberg Fred., seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Norden (Danish Society) 155 New Montgomery
Norden Herman, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 2119
Mason
Nordenstaul John, cabinetmaker, r. 532 Fourth
Nordgren Eric H., jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r,
1822 Stockton
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Norilhauseu George (E. H. Bode & Co.) r. Oakland
Nordholz Henry E., clerk BruDS Bros. A: Steimke, r.
•JOOl Mission
Nordleng Arthur W., master mariner, r. 425 Bay
Nordliug Emil, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 507 Seventh
Nordman Adolph (Nordiuan Bros., and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 1623 Buchanan
Nordman Adolph J., watchmaker, 9 Hardie PI, r. 508 H
Stevenson
TVordinan Brothers (Joseph, Isidor, Leon and
.\dolph) watchmakers' tools and materials, and
optical goods, 120 Sutter, rooms 7-13
Nordman Henry, clerk Norman Bros. r. 2505 Clay
Nordman Isidor (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 1508 O'Farrell
Nordman Joseph (Nordman Bros, and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 2505 Clay
Nordiuan Leon (Nordmau Bros., and S. F. Standard
Optical Co.) r. 1623 Buchanan
Nordmau Robert, painter Jones *: Lotz, r. 608 }j Ste-
venson
Nordquist Frederick, boat builder George \V. Eneass,
r. Crystal Hotel
Nordstrom Andrew, pork packer, r. 522 M Ninth
Nordstrom Gustave A., laborer, r. 215 Austin
Nordstrom Herman P.. machinist, r. 629 California
Nordstrom Olof, seaman, r. (16 Oregon
Nordstrom Peter G., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Nordt William, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
>i'orclwell Oliver W., merchant tailor, 218 Bush,
r. 1405 Taylor
Xordyke & Marmon Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.)
manufacturers 11 lur mill machinery, Charles R.
Lloyd agent, 215 Sausome, room 8
Noreen Henry, watchman Geary St. RR., r. 1806
Geary
Norfolk Stablea, F. M. Chapman proprietor, 126
Ellis
Norgrove Charles, machine operator Porter, Sles-
singer & Co., r. Berkeley
Norgrove John, trunk mnfr, 12 Geary, r. Point Lobos
Av nr Fourth Av
Norick Mary, widow, r. 333 Minna
Noriega F., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co.
Noriegra Juan L., hatter, r. 1017 Geary
Norm Andrew, tailor, r. 544^5 Natoma
Norin Peter, first officer stmr Aurora
Norine Mary A. Mrs., r. 10 White
Norling August, waiter Lick House, r. 533 Post
Norman Edward (Norman & Eckler) r. SE cor Vicka-
burg and Twenty-fourth
Norman Frank G., hardware, 842 Valencia
Norman Henry, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 418
Sutter
Norman J., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Norman Jacques P., r. 307 Golden Gate Av
Norman James, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 511
Stockton
Norman John J., r. 115 Sixteenth
Norman T.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Norman W,, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mill
Norman William, foreman track layer, r. 331 !« Bush
Norman & Eckler (Edward Norman and Robert Eck-
ler) paiuters and whiteners, 122 Golden Gate Av
Normaud Emile H., musician, r. 2 Clay Av
Normund Ernest V., porter Alfred Borel & Co., r. 2
Clay Av
Normaud Eugene, liquor saloon, 617!^ Valencia
Normaud L. C. L., table cutter Baruch & Newman, r.
Oakland
Normand Lewis E., tailor, r. 1510 Lyon
Norman Otto, wines and liquorH, and depot
Lemp's Western Brewery, 411 Bush, and 114
O'Farrell, r. 809 Pine
Norris Charles, oysters and clams, 45 Washington
Market, r. 2 Wheelock PI
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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CARPETS,
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Norris Frank M., clerk deliviry dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Norris G. Mrs. (White House Dressmaking Co.) r.
1112 Larkin
Norris George H., r. 1112 Larkin
Norris George P., barber, r. 534 Linden Av
Norris H. F., clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 1113
Twenty-fourth
Norris Hiram J., superintendent Pacific Rubber
Paint Co., r. 238 Fair Oaks
Norris James H., bookkeeper John Rourke, r. 1302
Pine
Norris John, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and Tllden
Norris John H., engineer, r. 1107 McAllister
Norris Joseph H., carpenter, r. 32 Steuart
Norris Joseph K., clerk, r. 2726 Howard
Norris Michael, laborer G. Leppsten, r. 263 Tehama
Norris Patrick, laborer r. 231 Second
Norris Patrick, laborer J. Hammond k Co., r. 401
Pacific
Norris Pietro, liquor saloon, 528 Broadway, r. 13
Union PI
Norris William, secretarv Spring Valley Water
Works, 516 California, r. 927 Bush
Norris William E., chief clerk U. S. Pension Agency,
r. Oakland
Norris William H., r. 26 Turk
Norris William L., macbdnist S. P. Tool Co., r. Oak-
land
Norris William S., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 413
Broadway
Norris WMlliara W.. painter, r. 2613 Sutter
Norstrom Louis, fisherman, r. E s Baker bet Tonquln
and Lewis
Norstrom Louis C, driver, r. E s Baker bet Tonquin
and Lewis
North Adrlel E., traveling salesman Wangenhelm,
Steruheim & Co., r. 308M Stockton
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co.,
Albert Meyer president, H. W. Hathorne secre-
tary. Michael Skelly superintendent, offices SW
cor Fourth and Louisa and SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Folsom
North Beach Brewery, Joseph A. Schwarz proptr, NE
cor Chestnut and Powell
North Beach Sea Baths, Martin J. Flavin proptr, N a
Bay foot Mont^^omery Av
North Belle Isle Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) John
I W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
! North Bloomtield Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) H. Plclioir secretary, 320 Sinsome, room 24
North Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) J. F.
Holling secretary, 533 Kearny, room 6
I North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., Tom 0.
Grant general agent, 213 Sansome
North Carson Consolidated Silver .Mining 'Co. (Car-
j son, Nev.) C. H. Mason secretary, 331 Montgom-
ery, room IS
North Cliina Daily News (Shanghai, China) L.
1 P. Fisher agent, 21 .Merchants' Exchange
North China luaurance Co. (limited) of
Shanghai, marine. Macoudray A Co. agents. SE
cor First and Market
North Commorjwi-alth Mining Co., John W. Pew sec-
retary. 310 Pine, rooms 30-32
North Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) F. E.
Dietz secretary. S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
i Norlh Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Miss Alice .M.
Stincen principal, N s Filbert bet Taylor and
Jones
North Kllen Mrs., millinery, 308M Stockton
' North E. M. Mrs., widow, r '2234 Pine
North End Police Station, 1.530 ■« Jackson
North George L. (North Jt Snow) r. 2V22 California
North German Fire Itiauraiice Co. (of
: Hamburg) Walter Speyer general agent. 32.5 Call -
I fornia , „
North German Hotel. NE ror Eighth and Brannan
^rVPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540nANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THB LiARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY,
NOK
900
NOR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pire - Place Triiuiitiiijj^s
a. Specialty,
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Nortli German Lloyd Steuinsliip Co. , Nathan
Myer & Co. passenger agents. 401 (,'alifoiuia
Nortln German Lloyd Steamsliip Co. (Bal-
timore and Bremen) I. Gutte agent, 303 California
NortU German Lloyd Steanisliip Co. (New
York, Loudon and Bremen) Chas. Duisenberg Co.
agents, 314 Sacramento
North Gould & Currv Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) C. H Mason secretary, 331
Montgomery, room 18
North Harbor Police Stations, 522 Davis and Meigg's
Wharf
North Jolin J., agent Point San Pedro Brick Co.,
Berry bet Filth and Sixth, r. Oakland
North Occidental Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.jW. H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
North Pacific Coast Railroad Co., John W.
Coleman president, F. B. Latham secretary, W.
F. Russell general freight agent, E. H. Shoe-
maker superintendent, office 1 San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Bldg
North Pacific Coast Railroad Wharf and Ferry, foot
Clay
North Pacific Hotel, John C. Wendt proprietor,
NE cor Jackson and Drumm
North Pacific Trading and Packing Co., Robert A.
Wilson secretary. 202 Sansome
North Peer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)
Henry Deas secretary. 52 Nevada Block
North Point Bonded Y'ard, Bode & Haslett
proprietors, NW cor Sansome and Lombard
North Point Dock Grain Warehouse, James V. Lavery
proptr, SW cor Chestnut and Sansome
North Star Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) D. A. Jen-
nings secretary, 401 California, room 14
North William W., clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 1012 Twenty.first
North W'. W., r. 314 Van Ness Av
North & Snow (George L. North and Bert G.
Snow) managers Equitable Life Assurance Society,
405 Montgomery
North's Ways, foot Louisiana and Potrero Point
Nnrtham R.' E.. r. Palace Hotel
Northern Assurance Co. (of London) Robert
Dickson manager, William Macdonald assistant
manager, 441 California
Northern Hotel, Robert Boyle proptr, 901 Battery
Northern Pacific Express Co., J. A. Sanborn
agent, 29 New Montgomery
Northern Pacific Newspaper Union, Palmer
(<j Rev agents, 4ii5 Sansome
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
the great transcontinental route, T.
K. Stateler passenger agent, 618 Mar-
ket opp Palace Hotel
Northern Packing Co., salmon packers, office 310 San-
some
Northern Railway, W. V. Huntington presi-
dent, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Northey Thomas F., r. 1835 Eddy
Northgreen F., dealer clams, (i New Clay Street Mar-
ket, r. cor Green and Battery
Northmore Samuel, butcher, NE cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Northon James H., bookkeeper Carolan & Co., r. 1618
Turk
Northrup Edward E., mechanic, r. 2822 California
Northrup George E., liquor saloon, 106 Eddy
Northrup Helen W. Mrs,, r. 521 Post
Northrup Henry, wood and coal, 1235 Howard
Northrup J. L., r. 521 Post
Northrup Theodore H., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
2822 California
Northrup William G.. compositor Call, r. 28 Russ
Northup John W., real estate agent, 638 Market, r.
1314 Ellis
Northway F., commercial traveler, r. 3253^ Bush
Northway Wilbur H., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 2(521 Folsom
Northwestern Masonic Aid Assoctation (of Chicago)
Chnrles A. Bond general agent, 323 California
NORTHWESTERN MUTDAL LIFE INS. CO,
(of Milwaukee, AVis. ) Clarence M. Smith
general agent, 3(t5 Kearny |p-j
Norton Abraham, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1393 O'Farrell
Norton A. G., r. 3422 Geary
Norton Albert, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 1331 Ellis
Norton Albert E., dairyman, r. 3422 Geary
Norton A. N. Mrs., r. 2138 Mission
Norton Arthur T., salesman C. Curtin, r. 1428 Turk
Norton B. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 38 Eddy
Norton Bernard, bartender Howard Perkins, r. 1162
Market
Norton Charles C, whaler, r. 44 Third
Norton Charles, H., carpenter and builder, 616 Cali-
fornia
Norton Charles, H., waiter, r. SlTTehama
Norton Claude, r. 2707 Bush
Norton David, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Norton Edward A., r. 934 Pine
Norton Edward D., millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. Oakland
Norton Frank, shoemaker, r. 603 Willow Av
Norton Frank, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Works,
r. 1084 Howard
Norton Frank B. (Norton, Teller k Co.,) r. Oakland
Norton Frederick T., assistant bookkeeper Langley &
Michaels, r. 113 Eighth
Norton G. A., bookkeeper Chicago Clock Co., r. East
Oakland
Norton George F., laborer, r. S s Lombard bet Gough
and Franklin
Norton George N., clerk, r. 2414 Washington
Norton Grace A. Miss. r. 2435 Mission
Norton H. D., traveling agent Overland Monthly
Norton Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1706 Larkin
Norton Henry M., livery stable, 432 Turk, r. 508 Lar-
kin
Norton Henry M. Jr., r. 508 Larkin
Norton Horace, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Norton James, clerk, r. 729 Harrison
Norton James, clerk Kaufman & Feldmann, r. 575
Harrison
Norton James, teamster, r. 33}$ Crocker
Norton James, teamster, r. 72 Brady
Norton James, tinsmith J. G. Lacy. r. 11 Hartford
Norton James J., policeman, r. 825 Folsom
Norton Jessie Mrs., actress, r. 534 Jessie
Norton Jesse C, barber, r. 4 Morrel PI
Norton J. M., salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, r.
8 Grant Av
Norton John, r. 519 Leavenworth
Norton John, barber L. Corriveau
Norton John, blacksmith, r. 261 First
Norton John, blacksmith, r. 320 Drumm
Norton John, expressman, cor Fourth and Bryant, r.
1455 Minna
Norton John, teamster, r. 512 Fifteenth
Norton John, upholsterer, r. 625 Vallejo
Norton John A., (McElroy & Norton) r. 441 Hayes
Norton John F., clerk W. Grueuhagen & Co., r. Hi
Ellis
Norton John L., clerk, r. 1921 Polk
Norton John S., r. 732 Natoma
Norton John W. (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison
Norton Joseph, real estate, r. 1921 Polk
Norton Joseph A., printer, r. 1711 J4 Stevenson
Norton Josephine F. (Norton & Hall) r. 1119 Twenty-
first
Norton Julia, widow, r. 168 5i Silver
Norton Kern, laborer, r. NWcor Falkland and Potomac
Norton Lizzie E. Miss, domestic 1025 Devisadero
Norton Lott D., civil engineer, r. 2707 Bush
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
9(.\RKI:T ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
lwAs^N§T?N ST.! Producers
FINE TABLE WINES
NOR
901
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Norton Malachi, farmer, r. ITllJj Stevenson
Norton Malaelii, lougshorenian, r. 2U Grant Av
Norton Michael, assistant Davis Bros., r. 60VWillow
Av
Norton Michael, cooV, r. 5t Sacramento
Norton Michafl, laborer, r. la." Mission
Nort 'U Michael, laborer, r. 72i Natonia
Norton Michael, painter, r. l(;2l Leavenworth
Norton Michael, s-hoemakt-r, r. 5:34 Mi una
Norton Michael, shoemaker, r. 17>7 Market
Norton M. S., salesman Parke i<i Lacy, r. Oakland
Niirton Patrick, expressman Pac. Mail Dock, r. 432
Tenth
Norton Patrick, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25
Washington
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 5 Brady
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Bernard
Norton Pairlck, laborer, r. 11 Hartford
Norton Patrick, teamster, r. 605 WiUow Av
Norton Patrick H., liquor saloon, 8W cor Ninth and
Mission
Norton Peter, cooper Cal. Barrel Oo., r. Kentucky
House
Norton Peter, shipcarpenter, r. 206 Ritch
Norton P. W., teamster, r. 108 Caroline
Norton Reuben (Fike & Norton) r. 118 Drumm
Norton R. Frank, r. 425 Bush
Norton Richard, drayman. SE cor Steuart and Howard
Norton Richard, pressman J. R. Brodie v*c Co.
Norton Samuel, r. 781 Mis.sson
Norton Shem N., carpenter A. Washburn, r. coi
Seventeenth and Eureka
Norton Taiining' Co. Tlie, wool pullers and
tanners, N s Manitoba bet St. .John and Tombig-
bee. R. T. Kimball president, C. L. Field secre-
tary, ofiBce H12 Clav
Norton, Teller «& Co. (Frank B. Norton, Philip
S. Teller and Frederick C. Howard) commission
merchants, dairy produce and wholesale provi-
sion dealers. 24 California
Norton Thomas, carpenter, r. 1.581 Turk
Norton Thomas, clerk The Baldwin
Norton Thomas, foundryman Union Iron Works, r.
18 Preston PI
Norton Thomas, teamster, r. inm Howard
Norton Thomas F., r. 1921 Polk
Noiton Timothy, expressman, r. 304 Shotwell, rear
Ncrt'in Walter, r. (i24X Natoma
tni, William H., r. 2209 California
Norton William J., laborer, r. 9 Bernard
Norton .^ Hall (Josephine F. Norton and Effie Hall)
dressmaking and millinery, 1002}^ Valencia
^" Norton. See Naughton and Norden
al Edward, butcher, r. 428 J^ Ninth
Vorvell John H., truukmaker, r. 2230 Mission
Vorvell William, trunkmaker, r. 241^ Ninth
Vorway William R., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.
Vor-wich Union Fire Insurance Society (of
Norwich, Eng.) Edwin Wallace Carpenter agent,
410 Cilifornia
■^orwold Pliilipina, widow, r. 1023 J4 Sutter
"forwDod Andrew S., clerk T. Norwood, r- 201 Turk
Norwood Tallmadge, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 2iil Turk
>Iorwood William R. (Jones .'c Norwood) r. 2028 Scott
■forwood William H., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Oakland
v'othn.igle George, upholsterer L. Kreiss, r. Oakland
Votre Dame det Victoires, Rev. O. Renaudier^j
S. M., pastor, N s BusM bet Dupont and Stockton
?otrons D., actor, r. 325!^ Bush
Jott A , machinist Pac. Boiling Mill
<ott Charles, student, r. 708 Ellis
Jott John T., steward, stmr State of California
Xott. See Knott
lottley George, rigger, r. 1009 Alabama
lou^aret Charles, chairmaker Hindes k Murray, r.
416 Vallejo
w, & J, mm & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IN LAKOK VAlilKTY,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
' GIRCOLATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Xougues Charles E.. attorney at law, 411)4 Call-
fornia. rooms 11-U, r. li'd.'i Webster
I Nou^ues Joxeph M., attorney at law, 411)4 Coll.
fornia, rooms 11-14, r. 2226 California
I Nounnan James H., bookkeeper H. 8. Crocker & Co.,
I r. .520 Fell
Nounnan Joseph F., contractor, r. 520 Fell
Nounnan Joseph F. Jr., bookkeeper Danham, Carrl-
j gan ft Hayden Co., r. .520 Fell
I Nourse Helen G., widow, r. 733 Bush
j Nourse 8. H., cashier Dewey & Co.. r. Oakland
Nourse Wilbur, with The History Co., r. 1010 Dolores
! Noussbaum Frederick, engineer, r. 614 Broadway
Novacovich Jeremiah, foreman L. G. Sresovich b Co.
Noval Charles, waiter Pala.e Hotel
Novaro P., macaroni, vermicejli, etc., 1515 Dnpont
NOVELTY IRON WORKS
Georfje H. Jlixer proprietor, manufac-
turers larg'e and small castin^fs, house
fronts, quartz mills and machine work
in g^eneral, depot Slixer's Patent
Bunifs, 117-119 Itliiin
Novelty Wood Works, Sl'J Bryant
Novotny Joseph, tailor, r. 1211 Sacramento
Nowell Alver H., teamster, r.215 Langton
Nowell George, mining, r. 2131 Bush
Nowell Sarah Mrs., r. 215 Langton
Nowitzky Johan, tailor, r. 22 Bernard
Nowlan Daniel, contractor, r. 640 Eighteenth
Nowlan John M. (White & Nowlan) r. 204 Fillmore
Nowlan Thomas, clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. 204 Fill-
Nowlin Thomas W., attorney at law, 230 MoDtgom>
ery. rooms 23-24, r. 113 Eleventh
Noye Thomas, liquor saloon, 207 Grant Av, r. 235
Minna
Noyes Alice, teacher music, r. 722 M Capp
Noyes A. R., r. 1316 Hyde
Noyes Bartholomew, attorney at law, office 307
Sansome. rooms 7-8, r. Oakland
Noyes Charles A., r. cor Sixteenth and CoUingwood
Noyes Charles D., woodworker Peter Unrath, r. 126
Borland
Noyes Ctiarles F., salesman Ackeruoan & Strauss, r.
1521!^ Market
Noyes Charles O., redwood timber lands, office 434
California, r. 808 Haight
Noyes Elizabeth, widow, r. 1316 Hyde
Noyes Frederic R., agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co., 315 California, rooms 3-4, r.
Oakland
Noyes Frederick A., carpenter, r. 1521)4 Market
Noyes Frances S., widow, r. 1777 Green
Noyes George H.. clerk J. J. Mack ft Co-.r. 612 Baker
Noyes Ida A., widow, r. 1008 Twenty-flrst
Noyes James M., r. 910 Geary
Noyes Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1521)4 Market
Noyes Mary J. Miss, r. 1777 Green
Noyes Maude E., teadier music, r. 1008 Twenty-8ret
Noyes Richard B.. civil engineer Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. Oakland
Noyes William D., salesman West Coast Furniture Co.
r. 722 ■« Capp
Noves William P., master mariner, r. 915 Greenwich
Nucleus Hotel. Mrs. H. Chamberlain proptr, 8E cor
Market and Third
Nucleus Stable, George W. Brown pmptr, 185-181
Stevinson _ , „
Nugent Denni.i F. Rev., pastor St. Rose's Church, S s
liiannan bet Fourth and Fifth
Nugent Edward, carpenter School Dept, r. 20 Ninth
Nugent Ellen, widow, r. 168)4 Clementina
Nugent James, r. 141 Fifth
Nugent James, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Slerm
Nugent James, shoemaker Orln Jones & Co., p. 420
Filbert
Nu"eiit James K., liibor.r. r. 132 Shipley
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTER* OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Nugent James I., clerk J. P. Tliomas, r. 6 Eddy
Nugent Johu, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ws Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Nugent Jobn F., bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy & Co.
r. 42(> Geary
Nugent Johu F. Eev., rector St. Brenden's Church,
NE cor Harrison and Fremont, r. 320 Harrison
Nugent Mary, widow, r. 308 Tehama
Nugent Michael, laborer, r. 22 Langton
Nugent Robert, rigger, r. 5^ Tehama
Nugent Kobineon (R. F. Jackson & Co.; r. 141 Fifth
Nuhn Peter, fireman, r. 668 Clementina
Nuhrenberg Charles, groceries and liquors, 2000 Union
Nulty Christopher, salesman Samuel D. Magnes, r.
223 Seventeenth
Nulty Nicholas, r. 52 Natoma
Nunan Alonzo J., trunkmaker C. A. Malm, r. 821
Twentieth
Nunan Edward, salesman, r. 906 Powell
Nunan Eugene, upholsterer, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Francis, bookkeeper Matthew Nunan, r. 422
Oak
Nunan Francis, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Nunan James L., shirt mnfr, r. 211 Eleventh
Nunan John (Nunan & Gordon) r. 268 Minna
Nunan John J., marblecutter J. Dempsey. r. 559 J4
Stevenson
Nunan Louis T.. carrier Post OflBce. r. 821 Twentieth
IVunaii Mattl»e-»v, proprietor Hibernia Brewery,
1225-1229 Howard, r. 422 Oak
Nunan Matthew C, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 906
!»ai Powell
Nunan Miles, stableman J. H. Swain, r. 316 Folsom
Nunan Patrick, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Nunan Patrick, laborer, r. Precita Av bet Folsom and
Harrison
Nunan Robert E., carpet layer, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Robert G., clerk G. W. Kelley, r. NW cor Fell
and Fillmore
Nunan Thomas, upholsterer, r. 821 Twentieth
Nunan Timothy, contractor and builder, r. 906 Powell
Nunan Timothy A., toll coVector Jackson Street
Wharf, r. NW cor Fillmore and Fell
Nunan William H., blacksmith, r. 906 Powell
Nunan & Gordon (John Nunau and Patrick H. Gor-
don) plumbers and gasfitters, 113 Fourth
t^ Nunan. See Noonan and Noonen
Nunes Jose C, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Nunes Louis A., liquor saloon, 420 Davis, r. 122 Jack-
sou
Nunes Luiz A., clothing, 115 Jackson, r. Ill Jackson
Nunez Joseph Y., laundryman La Grande Laundry
Nunez Manuel, barber Antonio Martinho.r. 716 Mont-
gomery
Nunn Bertrand, porter Parke & Lacy, r. 743 Pine
Nunn Frederick, patrolman Merchants Patrol, r. 743
Pine
Nunn Laury, hostler Excelsior Stables, r. 921 Sutter
Nunty A. G., purser stmr City of Topeka
Nunziato Louis (Nunziato, Musto & Co.) r. 1523 Du-
pont
Nunziato, Musto & Co. (Loiiis Nunziato, John Musto
and Louis Daneri) mnfrs macaroni, 705-707 Bat-
tery
Nurnherger Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
NURSES BUREAU (medical and
surgical exclusively) office -with Wil-
liam S. Duucombe & Co., 437 Sutter
NURSES HOME Mrs. Lawrence
Connor matron, 1005 Sutter, nurses
constantly on hand day and niglit
Nushagak Canning Co., salmon packers, office 310
San some
Nussa Annie, widow, r. 915 Pacific
NuBsa William H., cooper Rudolph Arrnstrong, r. 915
Pacific
Nussbaum Aaron, salesman Charles Colman & Co., r.
417 Mason
Nussbaiya Eliza, widow, r. 638^ Natoma
Nussbaum Frank J., conductor Sutter St. KR., r. 2611
Sutter
Nussbaum Frederick, porter, r. First Av bet Geary
and Post
Nutsen Charles A., shipowner, r. 614 Hayes
Nutt C. J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1225k Hayes !
Nuttall J. R. K., stock and bond broker, 411 Cali-
ifornia, r. Palace Hotel
Nuttall Magdalena. widow, r. 1602 Taylor
Nutter John B., roofer W. 8. Snook & Son, r. 837 Fol-
som
Nutter John B. Jr.. sail maker, r. 837 Fo'som
Nutter John H., sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 837 Folsom
Nutting Almon R., molder, r. 224 Capp
Nutting Calvin (Calvin Nutting & Sou) r. 1521 Golden
Gate Av
Nutting Calvin & Son (Calvin Nutting) proptrs Pio-
neer Iron Works, 227-229 Main
Nutting Clarence S., machinist Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. 1308 Jackson
Nutting Edward C, stonecutter, r. 2128 O'Farrell
Nutting G. H., r. 1215 Sutter
Nutting Joseph E.. contractor, r. 923 Powell
Nutting Stephen E. (E. G. Rodolph & Co.) r. 2130
O-Farrell
Nuttman Edward, purser Oregon Development Co.,
r. 310 Kearny
Nutz Emil, laborer S. P. Co., r. Ill Langton
Nutz Frederick (Frederick Nutz& Son) r. Ill Langton.
Nutz Frederick Jr. (Frederick Nutz & Son) r. Ill
Langton
Nutz Frederick & Son (Frederick and Frederick Jr.)
house and sign painters, 722 Howard
Nutz William D., boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
Ill Langton
Ny Antoine, watch case maker, r. 603 Washington
Ny Charles, machinist, r. 638 Minna
Ny Charles, machinist Mtu& Iron Works, r. Oakland
Ny Charles R., machinist, r. 5 Rausch
Ny Jules, safemaker C. J. Periam, r. 638 Minna
Ny Magloire, r. 638 Minna
Ny Paul, electrotyper Joseph Winterbnrn & Co., r.
814 Green
8^" Ny. See Nye and Nygh
Nyaya Club, parlors Mission Opera Hall, 2131 Mission
Nye Albert F., r. 1304 California
Nye Alexander E. J., salesman J. L. White & Co., r.
820 Bush
Nye Alice Miss, r. 513 Leavenworth
Nye Charles Mrs., groceries, 212 Twelfth
Nye Charles W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 212 Twelfth
Nye Dwight B., salesman, r. 2408 Mission
Nye Frank, r. .502 Powell
Nye Frederick, salesman, r. 2408 Mission ♦
Nye Johu W., real estate agent, 314 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 1636 Sacramento
Nye Joseph M. Jr., salesman, r. 820 Bush
Nye Joseph M. Mrs., dressmaking, 820 Bush
Nye May B., teacher Kindergarten, r. 1636 Sacramanto
Nye Thomas F., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 820 Bush
Nye William B., shademaker W. & J. Sloaue & Co., r.
2408 Mission
t^" Nye. See Ny and Nygh
Nygard Alfred G., cabinetmaker, r. 1322 Pine
Nygard Ole J , engineer Pac. Rolling Mill
%fygh William A., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
rooms 20-21, r. Mountain View
8^" Nygh. See Ny and Nye
Nygren Eric A., cook Mathias Johnson, r. 951 Har-
rison
Nyhan .4.nne Miss, telephone operator, 961 Mission,
r. 350 Eleventh '■
Nyhan David, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 359
Eleventh
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. 0. DORIMIN, Manag
WM. SESTON, Asst. Ifcaag
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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MARKET ST. I
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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Nyhen Dennis, matter S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 8
Alabama
Nyhan H;iuuali, widow, r. 350 Eleventh
Nyhuia Nicholas ti., laborer, r. S s Mariposa bet
Fennsvlvania Av aud Mississippi
NylaUan P., faetoryraiin Pao. Rolling Mill
Nyland Joseph (Herbert k Nylaud) r. 51C Ivy Av
Nyland Patrick laborer Lobos Square Packing House
Nyman Louis, shirt mnfr, r. r220 Market
Nyqvist Frederick A., rougher, r. W s Indiana bet
Napa and Sierra
Nystrom Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
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Oak-
O'Banion William F. (O'Banion & Dagenais)
laud
O'Banion & Datjfenais (William F. O'Banion
aud Gilles Dagenais) merchant tailors, gents'
furnishing goods, etc., 712-714 Market
O'Beirne Arthur, butcher, r. 305 Fifth
O'Beirne Francis M. Mrs., r. 1920 Filbert
O'Beirne John E., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
O'Beirne Joseph F.. reporter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
O'Boyle Bridget, domestic 2400 Mission
O'Brien Alexander, clerk, r. 1131 Broadway
O'Brien Alice, domestic 629 Post
O'Brien Anna, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 5
Gilbert
O'Brien Annie, domestic 149 Grove
O'Brien Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 615 Post
O'Brien Annie T. Miss, teacher South San Francisco
School, r. 321!^ Clementina
O'Brien Arthur, carpenter, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien Arthur, plasterer, r. 16 Hardy
O'Brien Arthur J., cornlcemaker, r. 259 Clara
O'Brien Bridget, widow, r. Silver Av nr San Bruno
Road
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 31 Chesley. rear
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 525 Octavia
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 1409 Larkin
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. Cherubusco nr Cortland
Av. B. H.
O'Brien Catherine, widow, lodgings, 314 Beale
O'Brien Catherine I., widow, r. 534 Howard
O'Brien Catherine Miss, r. 532 Natoma
O'Brien Charles, drayman, r. 20S Clara
O'Brien Charles, shoemaker, r. 425 Linden Av
O'Brien Charles, watchman, r. 537 Sacramento
O'Brien Charles A., with J. Macdonough & Co., r. 2
Waller
O'Brien Charles E.. salesman, r. 1137 Mission
O'Brien Charles J., varnisher, r, 29 Russ
O'Brien Charles M., hamessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.,
r. 335 Clementina
O'Brien Charles M., molder, r. 534 Howard
O'Brien Charles W., carrier Post Office, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien Clara Miss, r. 2722 Pine
O'Brien Clement J., clerk general auditor's office 8.
P. Co., r. Oakland
O'Brien Cornelius, baker, r. 2 Gilbert
O'Brien Cornelius, butcher, r. 32b Austin
O'Brien Corneliu'. e.xpressman, cor Third and Bran-
nan, r. 3-108 Mission
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer Oriental Warehouse, r.
1017 Vallejo
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Five
Mile House
O'Brien Daniel, baker Gerhard Muller. r. 34 Harriet
O'Biien Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Ringold
O'Brien Daniel, carpenter, r. 414 Shipley
O'Brien Daniel, hackraan, r. 429 Clementina
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
O'Brien Oaniel, plumber and gasStter, 905 Mission, r.
869 Market
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
I.Ml'ORTEIUS AND DEALEIIS IS
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
i^
IN THE
KXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
O'Brien Dani<l, seaman, r. 150 Steusrt
O'Brien Daniel, teamster W. H. Codington, r. Tener-
iffe nr Potcmac
O'Brien Daniil F., waiter, r. 142 Town»end
O'Brien Daniel J., trunkmaker, r 125 Nineteenth
O'Brien David, clerk R. H. Browne, r. 735 Clem-
entina
O'Brien David, stenographer, r. 306 Sutter
O'Brien David, waiter Pacific Club
O'Brien David J., porter Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r.
1332 Natoma
O'Brien Delia Miss, dressmaker, r. 2927 Mission
O'Brien Dennis, r. 7 Hinckley
O'Brien Dennis, carpenter, r. 5 Chestnut PI
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, cor Front and Califor-
nia, r. 1332 Natoma
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 5 Card Alley
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis, liquor saloon, 131 Fifth, r. 315 Ellis
O'Brien Dennis, painter, r. 52 Second
O'Brien Dennis, shoemaker, r. 33 Lily Av
O'Brien D. J. (Hanlon & O'Brien) and contractor and
builder. 321 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin
O'Brien E. Mrs., dress and cloakmakmg, 1513 Valencia
O'Brien Edniond, laborer, r. 24 Freelon
O'Brien Edward, r. 20 Cleaveland
O'Brien Edward, blacksmith, r. Kansas bet Humboldt
and Sierra
O'Brien Edward, cook stmr San Bias
O'Brien Edward, laborer, r. 20 Vauderwater
O'Brien Edward, shoemaker, 410 Grove
O'Brien Edward C, with Stauffer .^ Co.. r. 208 CUra
O'Brien Edward J., porter Harrison & Co.. r. 1301
Mason
O'Brien Edward L.. painter, r. 525 Octavia
O'Brien Edward P., clerk The Lion Fire. Washington
Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire Ins.
Cos.. r. 73H Clementina
O'Brien Eliza M. Mrs., r. 1.301 Mason
O'Brien Elizabeth, widow, r. 133 J4 Langton
O'Brien Ella M. Mrs., bookkeeper Wheeler k Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. 1018 Seventeenth
O'Brien Ellen, widow, r. 635 Minna, rear
O'Brien Ellen, widow, r. Florida bet Butte and
Napa
O'Brien Ellen, cook 720 Sutter
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., domestic 2738 Pine
O'Brien Emma, domestic Occidental Hotel
O'Brien Emmett M.. bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,
r. K21 Bush
O'Brien Felix, r. 1407 Minna
O'Brien Felix, stevedore O. R. and N. Co., r. Califor-
nia Av nr Virginia Av, B. H.
O'Brien Frances A. Miss, teacher, r. cor First Av and
McAllister
O'Brien Frank, boilermaker. r. 676 Clementina
O'Brien Frank, driver United Carriage Co., r. UX
Harri.t ^ ^
O'Brien Frank, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. West
Berkeley
O'Brien George M.. r. 630 Brannan
O'Brien Hannah Miss, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien Hannah Mrs., r. SE cor Alabama and Rut-
ledg.' Av. B. H.
O'Brien Harry, porter Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. Har-
lem PI
O'Brien Hattln, widow, r. 305 Turk
O'Briin Henry, carriage painter, r. 414 Shipley
O'Brien Henry W., mounter Sanborn. Vail k Co.. r.
1013 Green
O'Brien Herman, shoemaker Cahn, Nlckelsburg .^
Co.. r. 224 Eleventh
O'Brien James, r. 1452 Minna
O'Brien James (J. J. O'Brien * Co.) r. 910 McAllister
O'Brien James boilermaker, r. 24 Madison Av
O'Brien James, cardrlver. r. :W Fourth
OBrien Jame.s, clerk, r. 149 Shipley
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SffiODie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
O'BR
904
O'BR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOnXKRS OP
iaF8.0I»J
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Fiifinsri*. »II Sii.cH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
O'Brien James, clerk Law, King & Law Publishing
House, r. 220 Fifth
O'Brien -Tames, contractor, r. 215 Ninth
O'Brien James, distributor La Griinde Laundry
O'Brien James, driver N. B. and M. Kll., r. 154 Silver
O'Brien James, r. ()9 Natoma
O'Brien James, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
O'Brien James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
O'Brien James, helper W. S. Snook & Son, r. 1216
Green
O'Brien James, r. 320 Braunan
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 5.59 J^ Minna
O'Brien James, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 166
Clara
O'Brien James, leadburner Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 534 Howiird
O'Brien James, longshoreman, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien James, merchant, r. 44 Third
O'Brien James, painter, r. 21 Federal, rear
O'Brien James, paiuter, r. Humboldt bet Vermont
and Kansas
O'Brien James, porter Pao. Imp. Co., r. 21 Elliot
Park
O'Brien James, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Tener-
iffe nr Potomac
O'Brien James, street contractor, r. 1346 Folsom
O'Brien James J., carpenter, r. Elm Av bet Pierce
and Scott
O'Brien James J., carriage painter Charles Rueser, r.
6.59 Minna
O'Brien James J., florist, r. 797 Mission
O'Brien James K., plumber J. T. Gray, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien Jane, widow, r. 1028 Minna
O'Brien Jane E , r. 264 Jessie
O'Brien Jeremiah, bartender John D. Scanlon, r. 231
Fifth
O'Brien Jeremiah, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3 Harriet
O'Brien Jeremiah, laborer, r. 520 Bryant
O'Brien Jeremiah T., carpenter. 802 Fulton
O'Brien J. J. & Co. (John J. and James O'Brien)
importers and dealers domestic and foreign dry
goods, NE cor Market and Jones
O'Brien John, r. 24 Gilbert
O'Brien John. r. 624 Post
O'Brien John, r. Henry bet Noe and Sanchez
O'Brien John, bartender, and extraman Engine No. 9
O'Brien John, blacksmith, cor Jackson and Walnut
O'Brien John, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Euss
O'Brien John, boilermaker, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien John, carpenter, 454 Stevenson
O'Brien John, cellarman Roth & Co., r. 81 Everett
O'Brien John, clerk Ward & Co., r. 1013 Green
O'Brien John, dairyman, r. cor Jackson and Laurel
O'Brien John, engineer, r. 534 Howard
O'Brien John, foreman distributing room La Grande
Laundry
O'Brien John, gasfitter, r. 2225 Pine
O'Brien John, harness mnfr, 208 Eighth
O'Brien John, hostler, r. 348 Minna
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 314 Beale
G'Brieo John, laborer, r. 537 Stevenson, rear
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 546 Mission
O'Brien John, laborer, r. 1601 Montgomery
O'Brien John, laborer, r. Putnam nr Cortland Av
O'Brien John, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 310 Minna
O'Brien John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ken-
tucky nr Michigan
O'Brien John, machinist Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 157
Clara
O'Brien John, mnfr curled hair, 1080 Braunan
O'Brien John, butcher, 703 Brannan, r. 119 Clinton
O'Brien John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 509
Seventh
O'Brien John, oiler stmr Zealandia, r. 534 Howard
O'Brien Jolm. painter, r. N s Precita Av bt-t Howard
and Mission B. U.
O'Brien John, plasterer, r. 112 Hiincoek
O'Brien J.)hn, porter O.cidental Hotel
O'Brien John, sboecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 88
Clipper
O'Biinn John, shoemaker, r. 8 Sherwood PI
O'Brien John, shoejnaker, r. 212 Linden Av
O'Brien John, stevedore, r. 7 Crooks
O'Brien John, tinsmith, r. .532 Fift.enth
O'Brien John, tanner, r. Susquehanna nr Corea
O'Brien John, waiter, r. NE cor Fourteenth and San-
chez
O'Brien John,w8tcliman Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 128 Second
O'Brien John C, calker r. 700 Broadway
O'Brien John D., r. 2?,0yz Oak
O'Brien John D., shoemaker U.W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r 134 Bartlett
O'Brien John E., spiceraaker. r. E e Gunnison Av bet
Twenty seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien John F., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. 2
Waller
O'Brien John J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) r. 300 Van Ness
Av
O'Brien John J. (P. J. O'Brien & Sons) r. 434 Haight
O'Brien John J., bookkeeper, r. 28 Stanly PI
O'Brien John J., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. Alameda
O'Brien John J., conductor, r. 829 Folsom
O'Brien John J., contractor, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien John J., cutter Joe. T. Poheim, r. 425 Lin-
den Av
O'Brien John J., hog butcher, Manila nr Susque-
hanna, r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
O'Brien John J., plumber, r. 429 Clementina
O'Brien John K., blacksmith, r. 1913 Harrison
O'Brien John P., attorneyat law, 230 Montgomery,
room 2, r. cor First Av and McAllister
O'Brieu John R., clerk, r. 1028 Mission
O'Brien John S., canvasser, r. 959 M Mission
O'Brien John S., carpenter, r 22 Page
O'Brien John T.. car dispatcher Market St. RR.
O'Brien John T., fireman, r. 7 Russell
O'Brieu John V., telegraph operator r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph, r. 754 Mission
O'Brien Joseph, clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Joseph, compositor, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph, laborer Enterprise Mill, r. Mission
nr Fourth
O'Brieu Joseph, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 534
Howard
O'Brien Joseph, shoe dresser P. F. Nolan & Co,, r.
Alabama bet Twenty-sixth and Serpentine Av
O'Brien Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 940 Fifteenth
O'Brien Joseph G., r. 128 Eleventh
O'Brien Joseph H., r. 128 Eleventh
O'Brien Joseph H., clerk, r. 2 Waller
O'Brien Joseph H., machinist, r. cor First Av and
McAllister
O'Brien Joseph M. (P. J. O'Brien & Sons) r. 211 Scott
O'Biien J. R., r. 209 Leidesdorff
O'Brien J. V., r. 802 JMontgomery
O'Brien Julia Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School
O'Brien Kate, widow, r. 816 Buchanan
O'Brien Kate, domestic 706 Capp
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaking, 1160 Market
O'Brien Kate Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Kate C. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, 1-. 1709 Broderick
O'Brien Kate M. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. cor First Av and McAllister
O'Brien Katie, domestic 40" Devisadeio
O'Brien Katie Miss, fitter Cahn, Nickelsbufg & Co.,
r. 425 Linden Av
EVKKV I>IiS«RIIT10N *»F
AT
BEAMISH'S
7IARHKT ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manurscturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marlet St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
was^n^tPn ST. !- Proprietors of llie Orleans Vineyaril
O'BR
905
O'BR
Brien Katie A. Miss, drenBiiiaker. r. 2S0U Harrison
Brii'U Lawreuce C, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 12 Capp
Brieu Lizzie, domestic •>Ui Cliattanooga
Brien Louis S., r. oJ4 Firt-t. rear
Briin M. Mrs., widow, r 411 Stevenson
Brieu Maggie, domestic 407 D(-vina<lero
Brieu Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 3iy Oak
O'Brien MargHret, r. 817 Howard
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 2:) Hnnt
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 310 Minna
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 32(1 Austin
O'Brien Margaret Misa, r. Washington bet Cherry
and Maple
Biien Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 315
Si.\th, r. 108 Shipley
Brien Marion R., clerk John F. English, r. 351
Clementina
Brien Martin, carrier Cbronicle, r. cor First Av
and McAllister
Brien M irtin, hostler Arthur S. Peterson, r. 62
New Montgomery
O'Brien Martin J., laborer, r. 31 }4 Madison Av
O'Brien Mary, r. 264 Jessie
O'Brien Mary, r. 327 Clementina
Britn Mary, widow, r. 203)^ Guerrero
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. 1129 J<j Shotwell
O'Brien Marv, domestic 121 Bartlett
O'Brien Mary, domestic 243 Fell
O'Brien Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 1409 Larkin
O'Brien Mary Miss, laceworker, r. 'i8 Minna
O'Brien Mary Mrs., r. 408 J<S Shipley
O'Brien Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 1110 Battery
O'Brien Mary Mrs., bakery and varieties, 3253^ Fifth
O'Brien Mary A., domestic 40 i Sixth
O'Brien Mary A., lodgings, 700 Broadway
O'Brien Mary E. Mis.-!, dressmaker, r. 2806 Harrison
O'Brien Matthias, < arpenter and builder, r. 1212 Do-
lores
O'Brien Matthias Jr., carpenter, r. 1212 Dolores
O'Brien Maurice, longshoreman, r. 315 Valle.io
O'Brien Maurice J., bookbinder, r. 1017 Vallejo
O'Biien M. F., r. 142 Towusend
O'Brien Michael, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Michael (Joseph Wagner & Co.) r. Oakland
O'Biien Michael, cigarmaker D. Barry, r. 11 Folsom
Av
O'Brien Michael contractor, r. 212 First
O'Brien Michael, deputy Sheriil", r. 103 Ridley
O'Brien Michael, expressmaii.r. 3 Hubbard
O'Brien Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 12
Natoma
O'Brien Michael, groceries and liquors, 17 Chesley
O'Brien Michael, groceries and liquors, 17 Valencia
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 3 Billiugs PI
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 1216 Green
O'Brien Michael, machinist, r. 625 Third
O'Brien Michael, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 8 San
.\ntonio
O'Brien Michael, stableman, r. 63 Shipley
O'Brien Michael, waiter Interuatiimal Hotel, r. 6223i
Natoma
lO'Briiii Michael, waiter stmr Mariposa
O'Biien Michael, watchman City and County Hospi.
tal
O'Brien Michael, wine broker, r. 435 Bryant
O'Brii-n Michael H., porter, r. 1131 Broadway
O'Brien Michael J., carpenter, r. .302 Folsom
O'Brien Michael J., carriage painter, r. 17 Dame
O'Brien Michael J., millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r.-'ifiO Mission
Brien Michael J., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 17 Rincon
PI
O'Brien Michael L.. plumber and gasfitter. 620 Geary,
r. 10:)H York
O'Brien Michael L. G., attorney at law, 432 Mont-
giiiiierv, r. H17 Howard
O'Brien Michael M , shipwright, r. 1223 McAllister
O'Brien Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 33 Lily Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST
iMOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W.&UM&'CO.
I.MPOUTl=:i<S OF
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to ei7 MAEEET STREET.
O'Brien Morgan J., shoemaker U. Vf. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 321 Bartlett
0'Bri«<ii, Morrison <.\i Diiin(;(>rnelcl (Thomas
V. O'Brien, Alexander F. Morrmcn and William !
R. Daingerfield) attorneys at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 2-3
O'Brien Mortimer, r. 1330 Natoma
O'Brien Nellie, domestic 2'200 Devisadero
O'Brien Nora, domestic 709 Shotwell
O'Brien Oliver, clerk A. M. Simusou & Bro., r. Ala-
meda
O'Brien Patrick, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
O'Brien Patrick, calker, r. 1106 Alabama
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Boyd
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 619 Elhs
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Clementina
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 3309 Fillmore
O'Brien Patrick, laborer Matthew Nunan
O'Brien Patrick, liquor saloon, 106 Pacific, r. 102
Pacific
O'Brien l^atrlck, longshoreman, r. 4 Norton PI
O'Brien Patrick, painter, r. Ki^i Preston Pi
O'Brien Patrick, policeman, r. 222 Eddy
O'Brien Patrick, sackdealer. r. 2306 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien Patrick A., plumber, r. 658 Willow Av
O'Brien Patrick F., chairmaker Heywood Bros, b
Co., r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Patrick J. (P. J. O'Brien & Sons) r. 211 Scott
O'Brien Patrick R.. plumber and gasfitter, 406 Mont-
gomery, r. 163 Perry
O'Brien Peter, drayman F. Danerl * Co., r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien Peter, liquor saloon, 43 Vallejo
O'Brien Peter Jr., porter Standard Soap Co., r. 401
Fifth I
O'Brien Philip, contractor, r. 5.36 M Valencia !
O'Brien P. J. & Sons (Patrick J., Willis, John J. and
Joseph M.) carriage builders, 329-331 Golden
Gate Av
O'Brien R. Mrs., widow r. 28 Staply PI
O'Brien Richard, clerk, r. 559 M Minna
O'Brien Richard, news agent, r. 151 Natoma, rear
O'Brien Richard, teamster, r. 8 San Antonio
O'Brien Robert, gardener, r. 1507 Franklin
O'Brien Stephen F., embosser P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 8
San Antonio
O'Brien Stella, widow, r. E s Gunnison .\v bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien Siisan, widow, r. 25 Laurel Av
O'Brien Susan A., widow, r. 335 Clementina
O'Brien T., second cook stmr Mariposa
O'Brien Terrence, molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 17 Rincon PI
O'Brien Terrence, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
N s Humboldt l)et Veriiioiit and Kansas
O'Brien Thomas, r. 112 Hancock
O'Brien Thomas, r. 530 Sanchez
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. 004 Jackson
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. Kansas bet Humboldt
and Sierra
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter California Mill, r. 674
Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, clerk Louis Hartter & Co., r. 659X
Minna
O'Brien Thomas, collector 8. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 1709
Broderick
O'Brien Thomas, conductor, r. 2 Lily Av
O'Brien Thomas, iHiok, r. 70 Minna
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, NE cor Mission and
Sixth, r. 32 Gilbert
O'Brien Thomas, (groceries and liqtiorR, 650 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 16!^ Klssllng
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 20 West Mission
O'Brien Thomas, laliorer, r. 42 Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 212 First
O'Brien Tliomas, liibor. r J. Maciloiiough & Co.
O'Brim Tlioinas, plumber, r. I.MI Third
UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & KEY, 405407 Umi ?f.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroKTEi-wS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
StLeet Ix^oxi
All Sixes and iViiinbei-ii.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
O'Brien Thomas, steward stuir Grauada
O'Hrien Thomas Mrs., r. 12 Natnm;>
O'Brien Thomas B., iiacker Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
663 Willow Av
O'Brien Thomas F., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
E s Gunnison Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eiphth, B. H.
O'Brien Thomas H., foreman, r. 216 Golden Gate Av
O'Brien Thomas J., assistant bookkeeper John Keogh,
r. 220 Fifth
O'Brien Tliomas J., manager Pacific Portrait
Co., 1221 Market
O'Brien Thomas J., with Lambert & Green, r. 23 Hunt
O'Brien Tliomas M., notary public, 306 Pine,
room 13, r. 1628 Devisadero
O'Brien Thomas V. (O'Brien, Morrison & Dainger-
field) r. 140 Liberty
O'Brien Thomas W.. bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
O'Brien Timothy (Bennett & Co.) r. 65 "West Mission
O'Brien Timothy, extraman Engine No. 15, r. 2114 Cal-
ifornia
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 33 Lily Av
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 235 3« Minna
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. cor Seventh Av and K
O'Brien Timothy, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
O'Brien Timothy, miner, r. 33 Lily Av
O'Brien Timothy I., License Collector, office
New City Hall, first floor (and O'Brien & Spo-
torno) r. Oriel House
O'Brien Timothy J., clerk, r. 321 Clementina
O'Brien Timothv T., foreman drying room "Wool
Agency "Warehouse, r. 420 Sixth
O'Brien "Walter G., clerk Qoodall, Perkins & Co., r,
128 Eleventh
O'Brien William, r. 44 Third
O'Brien William, blindmaker Pac. Planing Mill, r.
612 Second
O'Brien William, boilermaker, r. 34 Louisa
O'Brien William, bootblack Edward Hall, r. SW cor
Harrison and Third
O'Brien William, cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. NE cor
Sixth and Minna
■O'Brien William, driver C. M. Foster & Co., r. 624
I Post
O'Brien William, engineer, r. 765 Market
O'Brien William, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 617 Florida
O'Brien William, galvanizer J. A. Foljjer & Co., r. 20
"Vandpwater
O'Brien William, glassblower, r. 14 Bluxonie
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 429 Clementina
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 948 5^ Harrison
O'Brien William, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Malta
O'Brien William, laborer Fulton Iron Works
O'Brien William, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 12 St.
Kose's Av
O'Brien William, longshoreman, r. 6 Montgomery
Court
O'Brien William, painter, r. 1943 Howard
O'Brien William, seaman, r. 3H Broadway
O'Brien William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
O'Brien William, teamster, r. 17 McLea Court
O'Brien William, teamster Bryden & Hinckly, r. 534
Minna
O'Brien William, with Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
1332 Natoma
O'Brien William Mrs., widow, r. 821 Bush
O'Brien William B., carpenter, r. 461 Tehama
O'Brien William C, clerk, r. 1812 Geary
O'Brien William C, laundryman. r. E s Gunnison Av
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
O'Brien William F., bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
O'Brien William H., r. 33 Russ
O'Brien William H., painter John Bolger, r. 22Js
Willow Av
O'Brien William J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 106 Henry
O'Brien William J., teacher dancing, r. 329 Eighteenth
O'Brien William J., teamster, r. Army nr San Bruno
Road
O'Brien William K., plasterer, r. 17 J^ Oak Grove Av
O'Brien William M., assistant note telh-r London,
Paris and American Bank, r. 14(19 Larkin
O'Brien William 8., collector Pac. Gas Imp Co., r.
821 Bush
O'Brien William T., copyist Recorder's Office, r 948 J4
Harrison
O'Brien William T., janitor Law Library
O'Brien William T., tinner Anderson & Tallon, r. 110
Seventh
O'Brien Willis (P. J. O'Brien & Sons) r. 312}<J Waller
O'Brien .t Spotorno (Timothy I. O'Brien and G. P.
Spotorno) poultry, 3-4 California Market
O'Bryan James (S. F. Stove Works) r. 18'^ South Park
O'Bryan Patrick, molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 329 Day
O'Byrne Maggie Miss, r. 232 Minna
O'Callaghan C. F. & Brother (Charles F. and Daniel)
produce, shipping and commission merchants,
212 Sacramento
O'Callaghan Charles F. (C. F. Callaghan &. Bro.) r. 16
Twelfth
O'Callaghan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av
O'Callaghan Daniel (C. F. Callaghan & Bro.) r. 16
Twelfth
O'Callaghan Dennis, r. 511 Bryant
O'Callaghan Dennis, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1327
Minna
O'Callaghan Frank J., stereotyper, r. 1416 Minna
O'Callaghan James, clerk Keane Bros., r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan J. J., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
New York
O'Callaghan Joseph, straw hat maker, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Lizzie, teacher music, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Margaret, widow, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Mary J., widow, r. 231 Oak
O'Callaghan Thomas A., clerk F. A. Roiileau, r. 909
Filbert
O'Claire Alfred, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
O'Claire Toussaint, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
O'Connell Abbie, domestic 819 Howard
O'Connell Alonzo, molder, r. 226 Clara
O'Connell Annie, teacher Starr King Primary School,
r. 938 Bush
O'Connell Annie O. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 23 Ho£f Av
O'Connell Anthony F., clerk F. J. Sullivan
O'Connell Brothers (Michael and John) liquor saloon
336 Fourth
O'Connell Charles J., policeman, r. 225)4 "Valencia
O'Connell Cornelius, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r.423
Harrison
O'Connell Daniel, boatbuilder, foot Mason
O'Connell Daniel, collector, r. 203 Eleventh
O'Connell Dauiel, horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 347
Shipley
O'Connell Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Lonislana and
Sierra
O'Connell Daniel, liquor saloon, 202 Post, r. 1014
Geary
O'Connell Daniel, salesman Robert W. Burtis, r. 524
Howard
O'Connell Daniel, secretary U. S. Commissioners Im-
migration, 47-49 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1024
Broadway
O'Connell Daniel, woodcarver T. Howard, r. 54 Nor-
folk
O'Connell Daniel Jr., .boatbuilder, r. foot Mason
O'Connell Daniel A., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room
7, r. 110 Devisadero
O'Connell Daniel E., accountant O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 9.38 Bush
O'Connell Daniel J., clerk, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connell E. Mrs, widow, r. 6 Julian Av
O'Connell Frank I. r. 938 Bush
O'Connell George P., policeman, r. 1049 Mission
O'Connell Gregory, r. 803 Haight
O'Connell Harry, clerk J. O'Connell, r. 312 Fourth
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SIHTS
AT
"THE HASTINGS."
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, 81,604.486.
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mi. SESTON, Asrf. Manasc
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
(MARKbT ST
IBOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
O'CO
907
O'CO
O'Connpll HeleiiH Miss, teacher Miss Mary B, West,
r. 21 Oak Grove Av
O'Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCurmlck
OConnell J., conductor Market St. KR., r. 191'2 Mc-
Albstt-r
O'CoDnell James, r. 203 Eleventh
O'Conmll Jaiuos, laborer, r. 13 Pnge
O'Connell James, porter, r. 402 Broadway
O'Coiinell James, shipping clerk warehouBe Pac.
Rcdliug Mill
O'Connell .James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1031
Twenty-second
0'Ci>nnell James, wood and coal, 21 Oak Grove Av
O'Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 1020 West Mission
O'Oonnell Jeremiah, groceries, 205 Fourth and pain-
ter. 312 Fifth, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell Jeremiah P., shoemaker, 335 Bush, r. 208
Ellis
O'Connell John, r. 32 Langton
O'Connell John, r. 938 Bush
O'Connell John, (O'Connell Bros.) r. .336 Fourth
O'Connell John, boilermaker, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connell John, packer Lievre, Frlcke & Co., r. 222
Chestnut
O'Connell John, porter Blake, Moffltt & Towne, r. 14
McLea Court
O'Connell John, porter O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
711 Jones
O'Connell John, teamster, r. 45s Tehama
O'Connell Jonn, wharf builder, r. 755Folsom
O'Connell John J., bookkeeper O'Connell & Lewis, r.
1519M Howard
O'Connell Kate Miss, r. 648 Second
O'Connell Lilie Miss, salesladv Nolan & Descalso, r.
830 Page
O'Connell M., storekeeper stmr San Pablo
O'Connell Martin (O'Connell & Lewis) r. 1519M How-
ard
O'Connell Martin, molder, r. 27 Eausch
O'Connell Mary, widow, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connell Mary, bookkeeper The History Co., r. 39
Willows Av
O'Connell Mary, tailorets, r. 647 Howard
O'Connell Maurice, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r. 432
Clementina
O'Connell Maurice, longshoreman, r. 913 Howard
O'Connell Michael, r. 743 Minna
O'Connell Michael (O'Connell Bros.) r. 336 Fourth
O'Connell Michael, heater Union Iron Works, r.
Reldy's Hotel
O'Connell Michael, molder, r. 27 Rausch
O'Connell Michael, shoemaker, r. 16.S Perry
O'Connell Michael, teamster, r. 55 West Mission
O'Connell P. Rev., pastor St. Teresa's Church. E s
Tennessee bet Butte and Solano
O'Connell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connell Patrick, fireman, r. Garfield Hotel
O'Connell Patrick, groceries and liquors, 816 Green-
wich
O'Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 432 Clementina
O'Connell Patrick, molder Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
830 Folsoiii
O'Connell Patrick, wines and liquors, 346)4
Seventh, r. 426 Ringold
O'Connell Richard, laborer, r. 25 Ferrie
O'Connell Richard, laborer, r. 310 Beale. rear
O'Connell Robert E., bookkeeper Giant Powder Co.,
r. 938 Bush
O'Connell Robert J., medical student, r. 1519 M How-
ard
O'Connell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 830 Folsom
O'Connell Thomas, machinist, r. 1722 Stevenson
O'Connell Thomas, packer Lievre, Fricke & Co. ,r. 222
Chestnut
O'Connell Thomas, painter, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connell Thomas, teamfter, r. 840 Harrison
O'Connell Thomas S., clerk freight auditor's oflBce
S. P. Co., r. 1113 Twenty-first
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IN THK
EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
.AT X.O"W3i]ST "R../^.T:ES-
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OHDER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, r. in Welsh
O'Connell Timothy, miner, r. 8:10 Page
O'Connell Timothy, painter, r. 312 Fifth
O'Connell William, boilermaker, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connell William, carriagesmlth F. Eeany. r. UliC
Clara
O'Connell William, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1612
Buchanan
O'Connell William, deputy Sheriff, r. 524 Howard
O'Connell William, harnessmaker William Cosble, r.
424 Harrison
O'Connell William B., cutter Rosseter k Smith, r.
1208 California
O'Connell & Lewis (Martin O'Connell and Oscar
Lewis) proptrs Architectural Iron Works, 230-236
Steuart
O'Connor A. Miss, r. 905 Market
O'Connor Amelia, widow, r. Kill Golden Gate Av
O'Connor Annie Miss, r. 613 Locust Av
O'Connor Annie, domestic 2416 Washington
O'Connor Annie Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 1021 Alabama
O'Connor Annie Mrs., liquor saloon, 319 Third
O'Connor Bridget, r. 249 Tehama
O'Connor Bridget Miss, r. 10 Anthony
O'Connor Catherine, widow, r. 435 O'Farrell, rear
O'Connor Charles, clerk J. Henley, r. 446 Twentieth
O'Connor Charles, laborer, r. .547 Natoma
O'Connor Charles, longshoreman, r. 515 Howard
O'Connor Charles A., purser stmr Coos Bay, r. 14 )i
Silver
O'Connor Charles F , ornamental plasterer Kellett &
McMurray, r. 4J0 Tehama
O'Connor Charles H., printer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
Oakland
O'Connor Christopher, collector Union St. Wharf, r.
5 Mint Av
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. 8 Clinton
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Vicksburg
O'Connor Cornelius, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
O'Connor Cornelius, real estate, 7 Nevada Block, r.
825 O'Farrell
O'Connor Cornelius Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 020 Vallejo
O'Connor Daniel, engineer steam launch P. M. SS.
Co., r. 112 Twelfth, rear
O'Connor Daniel, furnished rooms, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Vicksburg
O'Connor Daniel, livery stable, 2016 Mission, r. 13'22
Jackson
O'Connor Daniel, packer, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connor Daniel, seaman, r. 41 Stanly PI
O'Connor Daniel, wagonmaker B. Gallagher, r. 18
First
O'Connor Daniel, wood and coal. 200i; Hyde, and fruit
and produce, 2001 Hyde, r. V200 Union
O'Connor Daniel J., tinsmith P. M. 83. Co., r. 112
Twelfth, rear
O'Connor Denis, baker, r. 611 Seventh
O'Connor Denis W.. plumber, r. 611 Seventh
O'Connor Dennis, laborer 8. P. Co.. r. 824 Bryant
O'Connor Dennis, speculator, r. 923 Nutoma
O'Connor F... seaman stmr Mariposa
O'Connor E. Mrs., widow, r. 709 Viin Ne^s Av
O'Connor K. A., under Sheriff, r. 2114 Van Ness
Av
O'Connor F.dward, blacksmith Bernard Sullivan, r.
1123 Market
O'Connor Edward, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Tennessee nr Sierra
O'Connor Edward, master mariner, r. 9 Glover
O'Connor Edward, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214
Huyea
O'Connor F.dward, waiter Occidental Hotel
O'Connor K.lward L.. clerk F. A Berlin, r. 610 St.
Rose's Av
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & M^
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOR IIANn, wi:ki>-]u]i>i. AN» rOWEU.
ALL, SIZES.
809, 811, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
O'Conuor Edward T., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward T., traveling salesman C. Carpy &
Co., r. 1331 Howard
O'Conuor Elizii, widow, r. '220 Van Ness Av
O'Conuor Elizabeth, widow, r. 27 Laskle
O'Connor Ella, nurse 600 Folsom
O'Connor Elhn, widow, r. 627 Florida
O'Connor Ellen, domestic 1127 Valencia
O'Counor Eugene, carpenter, r. Alvarado nr Sanchez
O'Connor Eugene, marbleworker, aud assistant fore-
man Engine No. 7, r. 5 Albion Av
O'Connor Fant:ie, domestic 2120 Post
O'Connor Francis, bookkeeper Thomas O'Connor, r.
030 Branuan
O'Connor Frank, attorney at law, r. 5-11 Seventeenth
O'Conuor George, peddler, r. 816 Larkin
O'Connor George, waiter, r. 313 Jessie
O'Connor George J., musician, r. 523 Post
O'Connor Houora, widow, r. IQl."? Pacific Av
O'Connor James (James O'Connor & Co.) r. 217 Mason
O'Counor James, carpenter, r. 1123 Sutter
O'Counor James, dresser City and County Hospital,
r. 2701 Harrison
O'Counor James, gripman, r. 529 Lott
O'Counor James, laborer, r. 42 Moss
O'Connor James, laborer City Iron Works, r. 212
Broadway
O'Counor James, lamplighter, and extraman Engine
No. 12, r. 20 Natoma
O'Connor James, policeman, r. 1630 Howard
O'Connor James, sidewalk finisher, r. NW cor Dun-
can and San Jose Av
O'Connor James 6i Co. (James O'Conuor) gro-
ceries and liquors, 217 Mason
O'Connor James F., groceries and fruits, 407 Broad-
way
O'Connor James H., butcher P. Oassidy, r. 2527 Har-
rison
O'Connor James H., driver Sanborn. Vail & Co.. r.
431 Ivy Av
O'Connor James J., contractor, r. 1113 Scott
O'Connor James J , house painter, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Conuor James R., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. Alvarado nr Sanchez
O'Connor James S., guard House of Correction, r.
Delaware Av ur Onondaga Av
O'Conuor J. C. (J. C. O'Connor & Co.) r. 405 Leaven-
worth, telephone 2346
O'CONNOR J. 0. & CO.
iinclertukers and einbalniers, 767 Mis-
sion bet Tliirtl and Fourth, TelepUone
No. .3093
O'Connor J. D., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 907 Fol-
som
O'Conuor Jeremiah (O'Connor & Eiordan) r. 269
Third
O'Counor Jeremiah, boilermaker, r. 7 Decatur
O'Counor Jeremiah, carpenter, 733 Mission
O'Connor Jeremiah, expressman, cor Market and
Fifth, r. 2.327 Harrison
O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, r. 246 Clementina
O'Counor Jeremiah, painter D. Foley, r. 218 Ninth
O'Connor Jeremiah J., bricklayer, r. 648 Minna
O'Connor J. F., steward La Grande Laundry
O'Connor J. O. Miss, dressmaking, 6U6 Leavenworth
O'Conuor John (McCarthy & O'Connor) r. 408 Clem-
entina
O'Conuor John, butcher, r. NE cor Honduras and
Kentucky
O'Connor John, carpenter, r. 117 Drumm
O'Conuor John, carpenter, r. Tenerifi'enr Potomac
O'Connor Johu, clerk, r. 8 Everett
O'Connor Johu, clerk County Clerk's Oifice, r. 17
Everttt
O'Counor John, cofl'ee roaster, r. 222 Chestunt
O'Connor Johu, driver City RE., r. 31 Julian Av
O'Counor John, gentleman's nurse, r. 411 Sansome
O'Connor Johu, groceries and liquors, 2 Freelon
O'Connor Johu, horseshoer McCarty & O'Neill, r. 25
Rausch
O'Conuor John, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 12B(lderaan
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 230 Filbert
O'Counor John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
O'Connor Johu, laborer, r. 538 Howard
O'Counor Johu, plasterer, r. Twenty-second Av nr
Point Lobos Av
O'Connor John, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
O'Connor John, shoemaker, r. 217 Third
O'Connor John, etonemasou, r. 1819 J<s Buchanan
O'Connor John, teamster, r. 1021 Alabama
O'Connor Johu, traveling salesman M. Goodwin &
Co., r. 1225 Folsom
O'Connor John Jr., shoemaker, r. 1021 Alabama
O'Counor John B., clerk James O'Connor & Co., r. 217
Mason
O'Connor John F., carrier Post Ofilce, r. 114 Colllng-
wood
O'Connor John F., salesman P. Flanigan, r. 1121
Mission
O'Connor John J., clerk, r. 702 Harrison
O'Connor John J., plumber William E. Lane, r. 437
O'Farrell
O'Connor John J., porter Russ House, r. 2209 Pine
O'Connor John J., reporter, r. Melville House
O'Connor John J., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 143
Eleventh
O'Connor John R., policeman, r. 2815 Howard
O'Connor John W., r. 870 Folsom
O'Connor Joseph, curer Black Point Packing House,
r. 3209 Fillmore
O'Connor Joseph, principal Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. SW cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
O'Counor Joseph A., salesman Levaggi & Barbieri, r.
727 Bush
O'Connor Joseph J., salesman, r. NW cor First and
Mission
O'Counor Joseph R., photographic printer William
Shew, r. 22 Bernard
O'Connor Josie, domestic 1616 Washington
O'Connor Julia, dressmaker, r. 2327 Harrison
O'Connor Kate, domestic 410 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Kate, widow, r. 532 Eighteenth
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 709 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Katherine, domestic 2449 Howard
O'Counor Lawrence, bricklayer, r. Parker Av and
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Conuor Lawrence, fireman stmr Modoc
O'Connor Louise, dressmaker, r. 2327 Harrison
O'Connor Luke, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth
and Tehama
O'Conuor M., cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
O'Connor M. Miss, operator M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 124
McAllister
O'Connor M. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Haight
O'Connor Maggie, r. 269 Minna
O'Connor Margaret, widow, r. 255 Stevenson
O'Connor Margaret, widow, r. 563 Mission
O'Connor Maria, widow, r. 541 Sixteenth
O'Connor Martin, blacksmith, r. 935 Sacramento
O'Connor Martin, freight handler S. P. Co., r. 1258}^
Bryant
O'Connor Martin, gardener, r. St. Rose's Av nr Boyce
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 5 Sherwood PI
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 333 Shipley
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. 449 J^ Minna
O'Connor Mary, widow, r. Woolsey nr Berlin, U. M. T.
O'Conuor Mary Miss, r. 508 Natoma
O'Connor Mary Miss, chambermaid The Baldwin
O'Connor Mary Mrs., r. 711 i^ Clementina
O'Connnor Mary Mrs., r. 1021 Alabama
O'Connor Mary Mrs., tailoress, r. 20 Minna
O'Connor Mary A., domestic 006 Folsom
O'Connor Mary A. Miss, r. 10 Anthony
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FHENISHIM GOODS.
SEAMiSN'S
MARKET ST., COB. TIIIKD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM SI
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"( WASHINGTON ST.
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O'Connor Maurice, longshoreman, r. 913 Howard
O'Connor Michael, r. IG Tehhrnai
O'Connor Michael, blacksmith, 407 Fourth, r. 151
Clara
O'Connor Michael, cigars and tobacco, Broadway
Wharf
O'Connor Michael, driver William E. Lane, r. 437
O'Farrell
O'Connor Michael, engineer Michael F. Dolan, r.
2:i24M Harrison
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 538 Howard
O'Connor Michael, lumberman, r. 1011 York
O'Connor Michael, machinist, r. 1201 Bryant
O'Connor Michael, shoemaker, r. Virginia Av nr Cal-
ifornia Av, B. H.
O'Connor Michael E., official reporter, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 29
O'Connor Michael F., deputy tJ. S. Shipping Com-
miSKioner, r. 1018 Twintieth
O'Connor MichaelJ., foreman Tates & Co., r. 333
Shipley*
O'Connor Michael J., watchman Clay St. KR., r. 113
Bernard
O'Connor, Moffatt&Co., importers and deal-
ers dry and fancy goods, 111-121 Post and 10-20
Morton
O'Connor Moses Mrs., widow, r. 1213 Twenty-first
O'Connor M. L Mrs., widow, r. 2318 California
O'Connor Nora, r. 209 Minna
O'Connor Nora, domestic 421 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Owen, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
O'Connor Patrick, r. 327 Haight
O'Connor Patrick, blacksmith, r. cor Iowa and So-
lano
O'Coiiiior Patrick, carpenter Charles H. Norton, r. 9
Beideman
O'Connor Patrick, cooper, r. 1332 Folsom
O'Connor Patrick, groceries and liquors, 416 Steven-
son, r. 418 Stevenson
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 256 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 525 Myrtle Av
O'Connor Patrick', laborer, r. 1003 Bryant
O'Connor Patrick, laborer James Beatty, r. Bahama
nr Yazoo
O'Connor Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
256 Clay
O'Connor Patrick, nnrse City and County Hospital
O'Connor PHtrick, policeman, r. 2310 Mission
O'Connor Patrick, porter, r. 333 Shipley
O'Connor Patrick, teamster, r. 117 Ellis
O'Connor Patrick J., architect, r. SW cor Lyon and
Green
O'Connor Peter, laborer, r. 561 Bryant
O'Connor Peter P.. painter, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Connor Philip T., bricklayer, r. 1907 Leavenworth
O'Connor Redmond, chipper Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works, r. 933 Folsom
O'Connor Richard, collector, and foreman Hook and
Ladder No. 5
O'Connor Richard, commission agent, 331 Montgom
ery, room 1, r. 2134 Bush
O'Connor Richard, groceries, 718 Clementina
I O'Connor Richard C., bookkeeper The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Soc, r. 613 locust Av
O'Connor Richard V., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 501 Laguna
O'Connor Richard W., deputy Tax Collector, r. 1819 Ji
Buchanan
O'Connor Rodger, gardener, r. St. Rose's Av nr
Boyce
O'Connor Roger, laborer Palace Hotel
O'Connor Rose, chambermaid The Baldwin
O'Connor Stephen, driver J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 233
Fell
O'Connor Terrence, r. 114 Capp
O'Connor Thomas, clerk, r. 222 Chestnut
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. N 8 Algeria bet Tom-
blgbee and Potomac
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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PORTIERES
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
O'Connor Thomas, liquor t-alnon, S18 Howard
O'Connor Tlioinas, ship <-Brpenter, r. 703'i Uavla
O'Connor Thomas, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
814 Grove
O'Connor Thomas H., bartender Mrs. Annie O'Con-
nor, r. 319 Third
O'Connor Thomas J., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r.
1819 Vi Buchanan
O'Connor Thomas J., printer Craig & Mosher, r. 617
Linden Av
O'Connor Thomas M., capitalist, r. 145 Ellis
O'Connor Thomas R., bookkeeper, r. 935 Sacramento
O'Concor Timothy, r. 411 Satisorae
O'Connor Timothy, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Kentucky
O'Connor Tiinotliy, hostler, r. 850 Brannnn
O'Connor Timothy, laborer, r. .^ Clementina
O'Connor Timothy, laborer, r. 22 Geortsia
O'Connor Timothy, painter, r. 364 Clementina
O'Connor 'limothy, painter, r. 1011 York
O'Connor Timothy J., salesman S. Hartman jc Bro., r.
1121 Mission
O'Connor William, r. 630 Mission
O'Connor William, laborer, r. 307 Ivy Av
O'Connor William, laborer, r. 1333M Natoma
O'Connor William, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 8 8
Lombard bet Webster and Buchanan
O'Connor William, porter 8. W. Rosenstock k Co., r.
313 Tehama
O'Connor William H., woodturner, r. 607 Fourth
O'Connor Winifred Mrs., dressmaking. 1332 Folsom
O'Connor W. .1., bookkeeper Pope i<: Talbot
O'Connor & Ri' rdan (Jeremiah O'Connor and Richard
Riordan) liquor saloon, 2(i9 Third
O'Conor Charles J., steward Dirigo Club, 322 Geary
O'Dall Luther, foreman Eclipse Bakery, r. 1414 Dn-
pont
O'Dav Daniel, wood and coal, NW cor Fourteenth and
Belcher
O'Day Daniel J., mlllhand Day, Huber b Craker, r.
228 Clara
O'Day Dennis, butcher, W s Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
O'Day Pent:i8, teamster, r. 25C Clementina
O'Day Edward A., painter Thomas Downing, r. 733
Clnircli
O'Day Edward T.. compositor Chronicle, r. 112 Oak
O'Day Frank, cooper, r. 230 Clara
O'Day Henry, baseball player, r. 228 Clara
O'Day James, teamster, r. 2422 Bryant Av
O'Day JaincH H., upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon, r. 256
Clementina
O'Dav Jeremiah, waiter, r. 33 Langlon
O'DAY JOHN Clears towco.
pipes nnd Ktafionerj-, iin«l a(f<>iit Snii
FriinciMCo Liiunilry, 27 1-2 Sixth, r.
438 1-2 JeHsle
O'Day John, va<iuero E. fc H. Moffat, r. 8 b Henry nr
Holvoke, U. M. T.
O'Day John F., clerk, r. 266 Clementina
O'Day Joseph, vaquero, r. Paraguay bet Tombigbee
and Potomac
O'Dav Michael, r. 230 Clara
O'Day Michael, varnlsher, r. 520 Eighth
O'Day Patrick, laborer, r. Sanchez nr Twenty-ninth
O'Day Pafriik, mlllman Pac. RolIi6g Mill, r. W b
California Av nr Montezuma. B. H.
O'Day Robert E., painter, r. 209 RItch
O'Day Sophia, widow, r. 503 Third
O'Day Thomas, drover, r. Dominlra nr St. John
O'Day Thomas, laborer, r. 192 Lombard
O'Day Thomas, fcanister, r. 2422 Hrj-aiit Av
O'Day Thomas F., laborer, r. 228 Clara
O'Day Walter, laborer, r. 66 Brady
O'Day William, varnlsher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 527 Eighth
OfT- O'Day. See O'Dea
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O'Dea Edward, whitener John Bolger, r. 1604 Bush
O'Dea John A. , tinner John T. Cosgrove, r. 29 Nor-
folk
O'Dea Martin, horse ehoer, 126 Geary, r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Michael, clerk, r. 721 Turk
O'Dea Michael J., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Oakland
O'Dea Patrick, laborer 8. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
O'Dea Thomas, clerk James Deely, r. 3100 California
O'Dea Thomas M., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 3273 Mission
8^" O'Dea. See O'Day
O'Dell Rose, widow, r. Sumatra ur Platte
O'Dey Michael W., model maker W. S. Hochstadter &
Co., r. 15>4 Washington
O'Donnell Bartlett, laborer, r. 1727 Market
O'Donnell Bernard, millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Iowa nr Sierra
O'Donnell Bernard, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
6U6 Third
O'Donnell Bridget, widow, r. 30fi Fremont
O'Donnell Charles, expressman NW cor Mission and
Second, r. 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
326 Bitch
O'Donnell Charles C, physician and surgeon,
704 Washington
O'Donnell Cornelius, tannery, 607 Brannan, r. 606
Third
O'Donnell Daniel F., tanner, r. 29 Twenty-third
O'Donnell Denis, waiter, r. 625 Davis
O'Donnell Edmund, laborer S. P. Co., r. 168 Oak
O'Donnell Edward, clerk, r. 335 Fell
O'Donnell Edward, electrotyper Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 317 Hermann
O'Donnell Edward, machinist Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 29
Twenty third
O'Donnell Edward, rancher, r. 1311 Lyon
O'Donnell Ellen, r. 323 Clementina
I O'Donnell Eugene W., brassmolder W. T. Garratt &
Co.. r. 321 Twenty-ninth
O'Donnell Festus, laborer, r. 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell George M., salesman, r. 943 Seventeenth
O'Donnell George W., publisher The Thunderbolt,
704 Washington
O'Donnell Hugh, teamster J. Macdonough, r. 444
Clementina
O'Donnell J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Donnell James, r. 116 Bernard
O'Donnell James, laborer, r. W s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
O'Donnell James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
O'Donnell James, melter City Iron Works, r. 212
Broadway
O'Donnell .lames, policeman, r. 444 Clementina
O'Donnell James, tailor, r. 244 Fell
O'Donnell James C, bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell, r. 29 Twenty-third
O'Donnell James S., carpenter, r. 1412 Valencia
O'Donnell James W., salesman C. Curtin, r. 444
Clementina
O'Donnell Jane, widow, r. 321 Twenty-ninth
O'Donnell J. M., salesman Hinz and Landt, r. 943
Seventeenth
O'Donnell John, r. 19 Laskie
O'Donnell John, r. 638 Commercial
O'Donnell John, bookkeeper F. Mandlebaum & Sons,
r. 44 Louisa
O'Donnell John, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co.,
r. 168 Commercial
O'Donnell John, cutter Benjamin W. L. NicoU, r. 609
Fulton
O'Donnell John, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 231 Tehama
O'Donnell John, laborer, r. 37 Everett
O'Donnell John, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
O'Donnell John, serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
335 Fell
O'Donnell John, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2759 Mission
O'Donnell John F., packer Buckingham & Hecht. r.
136 Rose Av
O'Donnell John T., sash and blindmaker, r. 29 Twen-
ty-third
O'Donnell Joseph E., law student A. Compte Jr. r.
cor Vicksburg and Jersey
O'Donnell M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Donnell Mary, widow, r. 9 Eldridge
O'Donnell Martin, restaurant keeper, r. 464Natoma
O'Donnell Matthew (O'Donnell & McCourt) r. 204
Stockton
O'Donnell Matthew, laborer David Neely, r. NE cor
Fol.som and Twentieth
O'Donnell Michael, r. 943 Seventeenth
O'Donnell Michael, r. 1761 Howard
O'Donnell Michael, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet Mon-
tenegro and Manila
O'Donnell Michael, groceries and litiuors, NW cor
Vicksburg and Jersey
Donnell Michael, laborer, r. 120 Welsh
Donnell Michael, laborer, r. 160 Clara, rear
Donnell Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 11
Michigan
Donnell Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 22 J^ Bluxome
Donnell Michael J., butcher, r. 18 Rausch
Donnell Nellie, widow, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Donnell Patrick, butcher, 927 Bryant, r. 515 Sixth
Donnell Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Po-
trero Hotel
'Donnell Patrick, wines and liquors, W s Ken-
tucky bet Santa Clara and Center
Donnell Patrick J., policeman, r. Point Lobos Av
bet First and Second Avs
Donnell P. H., clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 9 Ken-
tucky
Donnell Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
330 Golden Gate Av
Donnell Roger, real estate, r. 1318 Dupont
Donnell Sarah Miss, r. 449 Twentieth
Donnell T.. steel worker Pac Rolling Mill
Donnell Thomas, laborer, r. 123 5<S Welsh
Donnell Thomas, laborer Lobos Square Packing
, 18 Rausch
O'Donnell)
629
O'Donnell Thomas, stonecutter;
O'Donnell Thomas J. (Bailey
Webster
O'Donnell Thomas P., contractor, r. 244 Fell
O'Donnell W.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
O'Donnell William, clerk, r. 943 Seventeenth
O'Donnell William, laborer, r. 24 Julian Av, rear
O'Donnell William, laborer, r. 322 Seventh, rear
O'Donnell William F., stonecutter, r. 18 Rausch
O'Donnell William F., stonecutter Degau & Oxford, r.
1761 Howard
O'Donnell & McCourt (Matt O'Donnell and Patrick B.
McCourt) proprietors Saratoga Saloon, 5 Grant Av
O'Donoghue Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 112 Taylor
O'Donoghue D., salesman C. Curtin, r. 116 Shipley
O'Donoghue John F., engineer, r. 200 Van Ness Av
O'Donohne Hugh, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery, r.
Cemetery Station
O'Donohne John, r. 1120 Bryant
O'Donohne Patrick, stonecutter, r. cor Ellis and St.
Joseph
O'Donovan John F., salesman J. Flanigan, r. 771 Har-
rison
O'Doul August, butcher Eugene Avy, r. SW cor St.
Thomas and Platte
O'Doul Edward, butcher Emile Pegnillan, r. St.
Thomas nr Plntte
O'Dwyer James (O'Dwyer & Co.) r. 1242 Mission
O'Dwyer James Jr., with O'Dwyer & Co., r. 1242 Mis-
sion
THIE! BEST
CLiOTHIiNG
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
n
NATIONAL Fire Ins; Co. of Hartfori
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Managsi
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 1markTt^.^r.et
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
O'DW
911
O'KE
O'Dwyer Thomas, with O'Dwyer k Co., r. 1242 Mission
O'Dwyer <!k Co. (James O'Dwyer) importers and
deaUTS dry goods, 31^38 Third
O'Farrell Jane, cook, 2U Powell
O'Farrell Juue, lodgings, 40 Minna
O'Farrell Jnhu, laborer, r. Edinburgh nr ludia.Excel-
sior Homestead
O'Farrell John G., stockchopper Porter. Slessinger &
Co., r. 205 Sixth
O'Farrell Jolin J., real estate, 624 Sacramento,
r. 2035 Howard
O'Farrell Louis J., r. 417 Howard
O'Farrell Michael, delivery clerk, r. 2405 Clay
O'Farrell Patrick, salesman Mathe & Givanovich, r.
1214 Howard
O'Farrell William J., r. 404 Eddy
O'Farrell William, butcher, r. 1129 Howard
O'Farrell William J., liquor saloon. 480 Jessie
63^ O'Farrell. See O'Ferrell and Farrell
O'Flaherty Dennis, flagman S. P. Co., r. 503.Gough
O'Gormau James, baker, r. 1218>i Folsom
O'Gorman James W., ironworker, r. 223 Minna
O'Gormau John, r. 35 Graud Av
O'Gorman Theophilus v., junior steward U.S. Ma-
rine Hospital
t^ O'Gormau. See Gorman
O'Grady James, druggist St. Mary's Hospital
O'Grady John, tailor, r. 109 Pulk
O'Grady John, shoemaker, 1921 Hyde
O'Grady Thomas, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
615 Jones
l»" O'Grady. See Grady
O'Hallahan Catherine Mrs,, r. 709 Howard
O'Halloran Joseph J., r. IIO'J Mason
O'Halloran Nellie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 135 Ivy Av
O'Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
O'Hanlou Bridget, widow, r. 3'23 Vallejo
OHanlon Daniel, r. 1625M Folsom
O'Hanlon Frank, horseshoer Sutter St. RR.
O'Uanlon James F. (James F. O'Hanlon & Co.l r.
1625^ Folsom
O'Hanlon James F. & Co. (James F. O'Hanlon)
clothing, 719 Montgomery, and boots and shoes,
10 Montgomery Av
<^ O'Hanlon. See Hanlon
O'Hara Bernard, laborer, r. Church nr Ridley
O'Hara Bridget, r. 9 Bernard
O'Hara Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1(')2 Clara
O'Hara Edward Jr., machinist, r. 456 Stevenson
O'Hara Ellen, widow, r. 213 Langton
O'Hara Francis, laborer, r. Powhattan nr Siegel.B. H.
O'Hara Henry, hostler Potrero and B. V. RR., r. W s
Kentucky bet Solano and Mariposa
O'Hara Hugh, carpenter, r. 257 Tehama
O'Hara Jennie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 213 Langton
O'Hara Joseph, plumber Johu B. Butterworth, r.
712 M Clementina
O'Hara M. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Devisadero
O'Hara Mary Miss, cloakmaker r. 213 Langfon
O'Hara Nellie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 213 Langton
O'Hara Patrick, shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
O'Hara Peter, laborer, r. Arlon House
O'Hara Samuel, seaman, r. 115 Vallejo, rear
O Hara Thomas, furnished rooms, 550 Mission
O'Hara Thomas, plumber W. O. Murtha, r. 1417 Bu-
chanan
O'Hara William, wire pointer Cal. Wire Works, r. 307
Filbert
O'Hara William G., stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. 517 Jessie
O'Hare Edward, painter, r. 148 Fifth
O'Hare James, carpenter Jr.hn Cook, r. 257 Tehama
O'Hare James, roofer, r. 137 Third
O'Hare Joseph M. F., steward, r. 1117 Greenwich
O'Hare Mary, widow, r. 4 William
O'Hare Michael, plasterer, r. Ocean 'View
O'Hare Patrick, porter Castle Bros., r. 33 Welsh
O'Hare Peter, carpenter, r. 257 Tehama
IN THE
EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, mm & CO,
ManufaclurerH of
WINDOW SHADES,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
O'Hare U., cutter Lrak Olove Mnfg Co.
i»" O'Hare. See O'Hara
O'Hearu Daniel, longshoreman, r. 739 Folsom
O'Hearu Edward, machinist P. M. S3. Co., r. 1204 Fol-
som
O'Hearn John, plumber P. M. SS. Co., r. 1204 Folsom
O'Hearn T.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
O'Herne Daniel, driller, r. Sutro HeiRhts
O'Herne Patrick, longshoreman. O. R. and N. Co.
O 'Holland Thomas, r. Castro nr Twenty- fourth
O'Hora Edward, teamster Henrv Burnstine, r. 415
Tehama
O'Horo Joseph, plumber, r. 712 X Clementina
O'Horo Mark, plumber, r. 712!^ Clementina
O'Horo Michael, stableman, r. 712 J^ Clementina
O'Kane Frank, expressman, r. 1036 Golden Gate Av
O'Kane James, laborer, r 61 Clementina
O'Kane James J., salesman John O'Kane, r. 1125 Mc-
Allister
O'Kane John, coachman, r. 113 Natoms
O'KANE JOHN m^porter. dealer
and inannfacturer saddles, harness
etc., 707 Market, and School Director,
r. I1S5 McAllister
O'Kane John, livery stable, 1408 Folsom
O'Kane .lohn, office 81 Nevada Block, r. Menlo Park
O'Kane John F. with Johu O'Kane, r. 1408 Folsom
O'Kane Pat'ick. teamster, r. 117 Trenton
O'Kane William D. (Cal. Transfer Co. and O'Kane k
Wallace) r. 504 Geary
O'Kane* Wallace (William D. O'Kane and Richard
R. Wallace) real estate agents, etc., 222 Montgom-
ery
O'Keefe Agnes Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Rich-
mond * Son, r. 1147 Harrison
O'Keefe Daniel, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 2 Jack-
son PI
O'Keefe David, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
O'Keefe David, teamster S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 3 Russell
O'Keefe Dennis, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
O'Keefe Dennis sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 24 Howard Court
O'Keefe I'.dward, bart-nder, r. 309 Minna
O'Keefe Hannah, widow, r. 807 Stockton
O'Keefe Hannah, widow, r. 1447 Harrison
O'Keefe Jeremiah, laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. 3
Vincent
O'Keefe Jeremiah, waiter, r. What Cheer House
O'Keefe John, blacksmith B. Grave «: Co., r. 1705)«
Jones
O'Keefe John, groceries and liquors, 115 Twelfth
O'Keefe John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26
Sierra bet Michigan and Georgia
O'Keefe Joseph, boo -keeper, r. 807 Stockton
O'Keefe Joseph A.. bool<keepcr. r. 1447 Harrison
O'Keefe Laura, widow, r. 801 Vallejo
O'Keefe Margaret Mrs., janitress Grant Primary
School, r. ;ifiO N'atoma
O'Keefe Michael, r. 533 Post
O'Keefe Michael, laborer, r. W s Wool nr Lincoln Av,
O'Keefe Patrick J., melter City Iron Worka, r. 816
Lyon
O'Keefe Thomas, bell banger Louis B. Hetty, r. 263H
Clara
O'Keefe Thomas, gripman Market St. EB., r. 629
Lott
O'Keefe Thomas, woolcarder, r. 3 Ruasell
O'Keefe Timothy, groceries and liquors, 649 Minna
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer, r. 2 Jackson PI
O'Keefe rimothy, laborer Magdalen .\Rylum
(VRpcfe William, dockman, r. 340 Beale
O'Keefto Annie Miss, dreasmak.r, r. l-.'06 Mason
O'Keeff- David, laborer, r. '26 Morris av
O'KeelTe Eliza, widow, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City A^'«nt,
510 California Street.
O'KE
912
O'NE
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMKUICAN
Cncaiistii-, Ulaxetl and Plain.
309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
O'Keeffe James, packer E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 229
Clara
O'Keeffe John, laborer, r. 126 Clinton
O'Keefte Patrick, bricklaver, r. 416 Fiilton
O'Keeffe Peter K., collector Folsoiu St. Wharf, r. 1112
Church
O'Keeffe Stephen R., law student Patrick Eeddy, r.
734^ Howard
O'Keeffe Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. Oakland
«?■ O'Keeffe. See Keefe
O'Laugblin John, porter O'Dwyer & Co., r. 23 Eitch
O'Leary Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
O'Leary C, r. 14 Geary
O'Leary C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Leary Charles, harness cleaner M. Mlchelsen &
Son, r. tU7 Ellis
O'Leary Cornelius, carpenter, r. 431 Linden Av
O'Leary Daniel, painter, r. 238 Seventh
O'Leary Daniel, porter Wm. Blair & Co , r. 60.5 Pine
O'Leary Daniel F.. foreman color dept Pioneer White
Lead Works, r. 733 Hayes
O'Leary Dennis, blacksmith Isaac O. Gibeau, r.
Twenty-ninth nr Church
O'Leary Fergus, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
O'Leary James, butcher, r. 434 Shipley
O'Leary James, editor Journal of Commerce, r. 1621
Webster
O'Leary James, laborer, r. 34 Eingold
O'Leary James, livery stable, 2113 Pine
O'Leary James, shoemaker, r. 45 Ecker
O'Leary James, waiter, r. 644 Fourth
O'Leary James Jr., butcher W. J. O'Shaughnessy, r.
34 Ringold
O'Leary John, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
244}^ Clementina
O'Leary John, freight handler S. P. Co., r. 2 Caroline
O'Leary John, groceries, 45 Ecker
O'Leary John, tanner, r. Nebraska bet Yolo and Array
O'Leary John J., cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 714
Clementina
O'Leary Kate R. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2116 Howard
O'Leary Mary, widow r. 319 Twenty-fourth
O'Leary Mary, widow, r. 1<I083^ Ellis
O'Leary Nicholas, boilermaker, r. 68 Natoma
O'Leary Patrick, delivery clerk, r. 530 Howard
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, r. 608 Tennessee
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, r. 1149 Harrison
O'Leary Patrick millman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Leary Timothy, hostler City RR. Co., r. 2 Warren PI
O'Leary Timothy, laborer, r. 315 Vallejo
O'Leary William, butcher W. J. O'Shaughnessy, r. 34
Ringold
O'Leary William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
O'Leary William J., bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 503 Powell
O'Leary William P., carpenter, r. 632 Brannan
O'Loughlen M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 528 Hayes
O'Loughlen Marcus L., gripman Market St. RR., r.
528 Hayes
O'Loughlen Michael A., engineer, r. 528 Hayes
O'Loughlen Nellie Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 116 Turk
O'Loughlln James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 408 Hyde
O'Loughlin John, seaman, r. 14 Washington
O'Loughlln Molly Mrs., widow, lodgings, 615 Post
O'Mahoney H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1405 Devisadero
O'Mahoney Michael, porter Kutz & Murr, r. 512 How-
ard
O'Mahoney William G. Rev., assistant rector Mission
Dolores Church, r. W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
O'Malley Annie, domestic 1707 Buchanan
O'Malley Austin, collarmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
734 Post
O'Malley Austin A., barnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 734 Post
O'Malley Bridget, domestic 2402 Mission
O'Malley Charles, policeman, r. 219 Fair Oaks
O'Malley Charles J., billposter, r. 54 Minna
O'Malley Donald, r.728 Clementina
O'Malley Edward, horseshoer, r. 268 Stevenson
O'Malley Hannah, widow, r. 511 Howard
O'Malley James, carpenter, r. 504 Fulton
O'Malley John, r. 164 Jessie
O'Malley John J., machinist, r. 268 Stevenson
O'Malley Mary, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
O'Malley Mary, widow, news stand, 1039 Folsom
O'Malley M. H. Mrs., r. 1204 California
O'Malley Michael J., tailor, 763 Mission
O'Malley Nellie A. Miss, portrait artist, 124 Phelan
Bldg, r. 734 Post
O'Malley Patrick, r. 1318 Dupont
O'Malley Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 2162 Mission
O'Malley Philip, laborer Holy Cross Cemetery
O'Malley Stephen, horseshoer M. O'Dea, r. 358 Minna
O'Malley Thomas, rigger, r. 1 Varennes
O'Malley Thomas, with Thomas Golden, r. 114 Golden
Gate Av
O'Malley Thomas F., law student, r. 734 Post
O'Malley Thomas J., boatman, r. 1 Varennes
O'Malley William, gahfitter, r. 268 Stevenson
O'MaraJohn, blacksmith, r. N s Cumberland bet
Church and Sanchez
O'Mara John, blacksmith's helper Market St. RR., r.
1914 J^ Market
O'Mara Thomas, waiter, r. 452'^ Minna
O'Meara Edward, real estate agent, 513 Montgomery
O'Meara James J., peddler, r. 22 J^ Clementina
O'Meara John, laborer, r. 113 3^ Shipley
O'Meara L., assistant cashier Keane Bros., r. 1914
Market
O'Meara Mary, widow, r. 2626 California
O'Meara Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara Rhilip, laborer Custom House, r. 1017 Polk
O'Meara Richard, clerk G. W. Gibbs c>c Co., r. 1017
Polk
O'Meara Richard, nurse City and County Hospital, r.
812 Jessie
O'Meara Timothy, driver City RR., r. 1923 Mission
O'Neal A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 512 Eddy
O'Neal M. L. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 319 Turk
O'Neale Hiram, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 2536
Folsom
O'Neale William T., mining, r. 713 Taylor
O'Neil Alice, dressmaker, r. 613 Pine
O'Neil Andrew, lon^'shoreman, r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil Ann, widow, r. 15 Jansen
O'Neil Ann, shoefitter, r. 239 Fifth
O'Neil Bernard, boilermaker, r. 823 Howard
O'Neil Catherine, domestic 548 Jessie
O'Neil C. E., paper carrier, r. 1045 Market
O'Neil Charles, cigar dealer, r. 1205 Stockton
O'Neil Charles, laborer, r. Paraguay nr Yazoo
O'Niel Charles, policeman, r. 2018 Stockton
O'Neil Charles Jr., hackman C. F. Dryer, r. 1315
Stockton
O'Neil Cyrus F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 125
Ridley
O'Neil Daniel, foreman McAvoy & Gallagher, r. 631
Natoma
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 16 Gilbert
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 33^ Ringold
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 1727 Market
O'Neil Daniel, wharf builder State Board Harbor
Commissioners, r. 23 J^ Silver
O'Neil Daniel F., molder Union Iron Works, r. 125
Ridley
O'Neil Daniel M., blacksmith McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 129 Castro
O'Neil Dennis, fireman stmr San Jose
O'Neil Dennis J., barber, 495 Haight, r. 314 Hermann
LOWEST PEIOES.
TIWE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4KKKT ST.. C'«K. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Mantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 larM St.
RPADHARASZTHY&C0.1wASK^N^T?NST
Proters of ECLIPSE CHAMPA&NS
ONE
913
O'NF.
O'Neil Dora Miss (Bumsted & O'Neil) r. 18 Haw-
thorne
O'Neil Edward, clerk, r. 2498 Market
O'Neil Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
t;iO Seventeenth
O'Neil Ellen, widow, r. 239 Fifth
O'Neil Eujma Miss, dressmaking, 1224 Folsom
O'Neil EuRene, laborer, r. S B State bet Collingwood
and Diamond
O'Neil Eugene, longKhoreman, r. 447 k First
O'Neil F., Kalt sinan Keaue Bros., r. l.^o* Howard
O'Neil Felix, foreman The E. Bninswlok Billiard and
Pool Table Mnfg Co., r. 249S Market
O'Neil Frank, driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 536 Sev-
enth
O'Neil Frank, night watchman Palace Hotel, r. 613
Howard
O'Neil George, boilermaker, r. 322 Bitch
O'Neil Ge. rge, clerk The E. Brunswick Billiard and
Pool Table Mnfg Co., r. 2498 Market
O'Neil George I)., cashier Killip & Co.. r. 722 Waller
O'Neil Georse P., Doileriuaker. r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil HHunah, widow, r. &So]>i Seventh, rear
O'Neil Henry, porter, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
O'Neil Hugh, butcher, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
O'Neil James, hostler, r. 4 Twentieth
O'Ni-il James, laborer, r. 56(5 Mission
O'Neil James, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Channel
O'Neil James, painter, r. 836 Mission
O'Neil James, waiter, r. 164 Teliama
O'Neil J. E., waiter, r. 309 Minna
O'Neil Jeremiah D., molder, r. 314 Hermann
O'Neil Jeremiah T., painter, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil John. r. 502 }<S Broadway
O'Neil John, boxmaker, r. 129 Freelon
O'Neil John, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r. 521
Pine
O'Neil John, electrician stmr Santa Rosa, r. 717
Greenwich
O'Neil John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, r. 627
Broadway
5'Neil John, horse dealer, r. 924 Brannan
J'Neil John, hostler St. Lawrence Stables
O'Neil John, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r. 4
Frederick
)'Neil John, lamplighter, and foreman Engine No. 7,
■. 8 Camp
)'Neil John, plasterer, r. York bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
)'N>il John, porter U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,r. 305 Sixth
)'Neil John, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 40 Minna
)'NtlI John, tireman. r. 523 Second
)'Neil John, stevedore, r. 27 Ritch
)'Nf'il John C. B., plumber John P. Doherty, r. 6
Church
)'Neil John F., carpenter, r. 23 Sixth
)'Neil John J., waiter, r. 30 Sixth
)'Neil John J., waybill clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r.
136 Gough
'Neil John L., porter, r. 16M Gilbert, rear
)'Ntil John M., plumber, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
NfilJohn T., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r. 25
Stale
• 'Neil John W., stonemason, r. 446 Clementina
'Nell Joseph, drover, r. 3!!S1 Broadway
'Neil Joseph, laborer, r. 10 Clementina
'Neil Joseph, widow, r. 107 Minna
'Neil J. S., r. 923 Howard
'Neil Lawrence, liquor saloon, 317 Pacific
'Neil Maiy, widow, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
•Nell Mary, widow, r. 1C31 Mission
'Nell Mary Mrs., r. 62254 Natoma
'Neil Mary, domestic 1015 Twenty-first
'Nell Maurice, waiter, r. 549 Jessie
'Neil Mi.hael, r. 1237 Twenty fifth
'Neil Michael, trunkmaker, r. 316 Seventh, rear
'Neil Michael J., r. .309 Lombard
MONARCH OF^THE DAILIES.
F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST GIPXULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SL0I1N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
O'Neil Moses, harnessmaker, r. .S.IO!* Sixth
O'Neil Patrick, r. 410 Clementina
O'Neil Patrick, r. 1231 Tw.ntvHftb
O'Neil Patrick, groceries and liquors, 923 Howard
ONeil P:.(rick, laborer, r. 4 Hen.n
O'Neil Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Thlr-
tieth nr Church
O'Neil Patrick, switchman S. P. Co., r. Dolores bet
Twenty.fifth and Tweiitv-slxth
O'Neil Sallie C. Miss, r 6 Church
O'Neil T. C, bellman Palace Hotel
O'Neil Thomas, r. 113 Oregon
O'Neil Thomas, contractor, r. 713 Oak
O'Neil Thomas, harness cl.aner M. Michelsen i Son.
r. 617 Ellis
O'Neil Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
O'Neil Thomas, livery stable. 1637 Eddy
O'Neil Thomas, marblecutttr Ruffino & Bianchl, r.
406 Sixth
O'Neil Thomas F., carpenter, r. ]0<^ Langton
O'Neil Thomas H., laborer, r. 32 Welsh, rear
O'Neil Timothy J., tailor, r. 314 Hermann
O'Neil Vincent, clerk letter dept Wells Fargo 4 Co., r.
535 Seventh
O'Neil Vincent A., clerk De Witt & Harris, r. 125 Rid-
ley
O'Neil W., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and Church |
O'Neil William, r. 2(K) Seventh j
O'Neil William, carrier Post Office, r. 10.39 California
O'Neil William, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
O'Neil William, machinehaud Hobbs, Wall it Co., r.
129 Freelon
O'Neil William H.. r. 522 Jessie
O'Neil William J., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 207
Eighth
O'Neill Anna, domestic Garfield Hotel
O'Neill Arthur, with Bay City Soda Water Works, r.
5';4 Stevenson
O'Neill C. E. Rev., assistant pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
O'Neill Charles, boatman, r. 6 Union
O'Neill Charles, insurance broker, r. 280 Minos
O'Neill Charles, undertaker, r. 18 Russ
O'Neill Charles P., night watchman, r. 1005)4 Na-
toma
O'N'eill Cornelius, ship carpenter, r. 17 Clara
O'Neill Daniel, carpenter, r. 744 Harrison
O'Neill Daniel J., watchman, r. 2720 Polk
O'Neill Edward, foreman McCormlok Bros., r. 1026
Folsom
O'Neill Edward C , r. 508 Francisco
O'Neill Edward T. Rev., O. P. prior Dominican Mon-
astery, NW cor Steiner and Hush
O'Neill Edward W., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1305
Montgomery
O'Neill Ellen, widow, r. 99 Hayes
O'Neill Francis (McCnrtv * O'Nellll r. 551 Stevenson
O'Neill Frank, r. 808 Mission
O'Neill Frank, printer, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Frederick, molder McCormick Bros., r. 233
Third
O'Neill Henry C, foreman J. 0. O'Connor & Co., r
767 Mission
O'Neill Henry 8 . chimney sweep, 407 Bush, r. Stan-
ton nr Ocean House Road
O'Neill J., r. 317 Rush
O'Neill James, watchman Selby Smelting and Load
Co., r. 535 Seventh
O'Neill Jiimes T., glovecutter F. O. Conklin & Co , r.
5.''i4 Stevenson
O'Neill J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 112 Turk
O'Neill John, assistant tool keeper Union Iron Works,
r. 1039 MiKslon
O'Neill John, extraman Engine No. 6, r. 3(W Sixth
O'Neill John, laborer, r. NW cor Ixiuialana and Sierra
O'Neill John, liquor saloon, r. 8W cor St. Thomas
and Vazoo
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O'Neill John, fireman, r. 70!) Natoma
O'Neill Johu. optician. 41 Fifth
O'Neill Jolin, porter T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
Fifteenth nr Albion Av
O'Neill Johu, trader, r. 6S6 Minna
O'Neill Johu D., bookbinder, r. 1 Helen PI
O'Neill John E , ironfoimder, r. 1039 MiBslon
O'Neill John I., tuner T. M. Antiaell Piano Co., r.
1028 Hyde
O'Neill John P., plumber, r. 3 White
O'Neill John \V., foreman Park and Ocean RE., r.
Park and Ocean Road nr Steiuer
O'Neill Joseph, clerk, r. 624 Fourth
O'Neill Joseph P., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 598
Stevenson
O'Neill Julia Miss, tailoress A. Zinnamon, r. 20 Clin-
ton
O'Neill Kste, widow, r. fi21 Second
O'Neill Lawrence, Rtevedore, r. 738 Vallejo
O'Neill Louisa M. widow, r. 1513^ Larkin
O'Neill Mamie Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Rich-
mond & Son, r. 508 Francisco
O'Neill Margaret, widow, r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Margaret Mrs., r. 48 Louisa
0'Neill.Margaret Mrs., bakery. 41 Fifth
O'Neill Mary, widow, r. 36i Jessie
O'Neill Miehael, laborer, r. 37 Rich
O'Neill Michael, longshoreman, r. 1307 Montgomery
O'Neill Michael J., foreman O'Banion & Dagenais, r.
617 Eddy
O'Neill Patrick, barber George Nicholas, r. E s San
Bruno Road bet Yuba and Colusa
O'Neill Patrick, fuller S. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Philip, clerk, r. 1305 Montgomery
O'Neill Philip, waiter, r. 421 Fourth
O'Neill Richard, capitalist, 19 Nevada Block, r. SW
cor York and Santa Clara
O'Neill Richard Jr., clerk Nevada Bank, r. cor Seven-
teenth and Bryant Av
O'Neill Robert F., machinist C. H. Evans, r. 1949
Geary
O'Neill Robert P., assistant engineer stmr Newbern,
r. Jersey bet Noe and Castro
O'Neill Stephen, laborer, r. 37 Ritch
O'Neill Theodore A., painter, r. 625 Locust Av
O'Neill Thomas, carpenter, r. 1631 West Mission
O'Neill Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Howard
O'Neill Thomas, laborer, r. 2224 Post
O'Neill Thomas, laborer Pac. Iron Works
O'Neill Thomas, manager Philip Kennedy & Co., 901-
905 Market, r. 2215 Devisadero
O'Neill Thomas, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 1305 Mont-
gomery
O'Neill Thomas, teamster S. H. Depuy
O'Neill Thomas C, blacksmith, r. 1309 Mason
O'Neill Thomas F., pressman A. J. Leary, r. 136
Gough
O'Neill Timothy J., porter City Hall, r. 742 Harrison
O'Neill W., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 2507 Fol-
som
O'Neill William, laborer, r. 2224 Post
O'Neill William, longshoreman, r. 405 )i Fifth
O'Neill William, stableman M. Hart
O'Neill William J., porter Bacon & Co., r. 1819 Green-
wich
O'Neill William J., salesman Truman, Hooker & Co.,
r. 2008 Ellis
O'Neill William R., stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
2215 Devisadero
B^- O'Neill. See O'Neal and O'Niel
0'Ni»l Joshua, bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 712 Leavenworth
O'Reagan Bartholomew, groceries and liquors, 241
Stevenson
O'Reagan Ellen Miss, r. 140 Fell
O'Reilly Cornelius, r. 434 Minna
O'Reilly David, machinist, r. 41 Clarence PI
O'Reilly F. Mrs., widow, r. 1614 Washington
O'Reilly J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Reilly James, clerk, r. 253 Perry
O'Reilly James, compositor, r. 915 Post
O'lleilly James, expressman, r. 109 Rose Av
O'Reilly Jeremiah, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht,
r. lor Twenty-eighth and Folsom
O'Reilly Jeremiah, expressman, Tenerififenr Tombig-
bee
O'Reilly Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 1401 Valencia
O'Reilly John, r. 1919 Mason
O'Reilly John, chimney builder L. E. Clawsen, r. 109
Rose Av
O'Reilly John P., liquor saloon, NW cor Summer and
Spring, r. 613 Pine
O'Reilly Joseph, boilermaker, r. ]209J<S Bryant
O'Reilly Joseph P., glassblower, r. 41 Clarence PI
O'Reilly Mary E. Mrs., bakery, 1403 Valencia
O'Reilly Matthew, r. 742 Pine
O'Reilly Matthew, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Folsom
O'Reilly Michael, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 851
Harrison
O'Reilly Micihael J., porter Erlanger & Galinger, r.
434 Minna
O'Reilly Nellie, widow, r. 4)<J Glover
O'Reilly Patrick, r. 337 Clementina
O'Reilly Patrick, r. 909 Shotwell
O'Reilly Patrick, carpetlayer, r. 2516 Post
O'Reilly Patrick, contractor, r. 2660 Folsom
0'Reill.y Patrick, glassworker, r. 41 Clarence PI
O'Reilly Phillip, laborer, r. 427 Fulton
O'Reilly Patrick, wood and coal. 915 Post
O'Reilly Peter, boilermaker, r. 1605 O'Farrell
O'Reilly Peter I., printer, r. 1605 O'Farrell
O'Reilly Robert J., laborer, r. 116 Perry
O'Reilly Thomas, r. 309 Minna
O'Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Madison Av
O'Reilly William, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
cor Twenty-eighth and Folsom
8^~ O'Reilly. See Reilly and Riley
O'Rourke Bartholomew, shoefitter Richard A. Bourne,
r. 47 Louisa
O'Rourke Daniel, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg jc
Co.. r. 1638 H West Mission
O'Rourke Edward J., salesman Owen McCabe, r. 2915
Mission
O'Rourke E. J., horseshoer, 209 Ellis
O'Rourke Eugene, clerk, r. 232 Page
O 'Rourke Francis, horseshoer E. J. O'Rourke, r. 209
Ellis
O'Rourke Henry M., r. 1220 Union
O'Rourke Hugh, capitalist, r. 232 Page
O'Rourke J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Rourke James, fireman, r. 523 Second
O'Rourke James, upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 22 Te-
hama
O'Rourke John, r. 215 Minna
O'Rourke John, carriagemaker, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke John, laborer, r. 564 Stevenson
O'Rourke John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Shasta
nr Michigan
O'Rourke Johu, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 456 Natoma
O'Rourke John C, woodturner, 220-222 Steuart, r. 304
Eighth
O'Rourke John O. Jr., woodturner John C. O'Rourke,
r. 304 Eighth
O'Rourke Joseph, electrician, r. 1222 Union
O'Rourke M. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 120 Aus-
tin
O'Rourke Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 232 Page
O'Rourke Margaret Miss, r. 22 Cook
O'Rourke Margaret, dressmaker, r. 1017 Howard
O'Rourke Mary Miss, school teacher, r. 609 Pine
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, r. 739 Clementina
O'Rourke Michael, cigar dealer, r. 22 Silver
O'Rourke Michael, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 60
Norfolk
O'Rourke Michael, laborer, r. 78 Clementina
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O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin
O'Kourke Patrick, laborer Corporation Yard, r. 210
Eleventh
O'Rourke Patrick, porter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1070 Howard
O'Rourke Patrick J., laborer, r. 223 Oak
O'Roiirke Peter, night watchman, r. 1001 Harrison
O'Rourke Robert, elevator tender Bradley & Rulofson,
r. lao Natoma
O'Rourke Robert, peddler, r. 831 Eighteenth
O'Rourke Robert, shoemaker, r. 430 Natoma
O'Rourke Rosa, widow, r. 223 Oak
O'Rourke Thomas, r. 39 Fultori
O'Rourke Thomas, blacksmith, r. 24 Turk
O'Rourke Thomas, blacksmith, r. 210 Eleventh
O'Kourke Thomas, horseshoer E. J. O'Rourke, r. 209
Ellis
0'Ro\irke Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 13 Chesley
O'Rourke Thomas, painter, r. Turk nr Lott
O'Rourke Willi.im J., apprentice McCue Carriage
Factory, r. 210 Eleventh
O'Rourke William J., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1638M West Mission
!»■ O'Rourke. See Rouike
O'Shaughnessy Anna M., widow, r. 797 Stevenson
O'Shaughnessy Harry, plumber, r. 1920 Union
O'Shaughnessy James, groceries and liquors, 1034
Howard
O'Shaughnessy John P., clerk, r. 8 Olive Court
O'Shaughnessy Martin (O'Shaughnessy & Co.) r. 38
Hawthorne
O'Shaughnessy Michael, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 1043
FolBom
O'Shaughnessy Michael, salesman Patrick Flanigan,
r. 35 Grand Av
O'Shaughnessy Patrick, carpenter, r. 123 Eddy
O'Shaughnessy Thomas, clerk Patrick Flanigan, r. 35
Grand Av
O'Shaughnessy William, clerk, r. 1043 Folsom
O'Shaughnessy William J., butcher. 3277 Mission and
5 Grand Arcade Market, r. 118 Langton
O'Shaughnessy & Co. (Martin O'Shaughnessy) teas
and coffees, 138 Second
t^ O'Shaughnessy. See Shaughnessy
O'Shay Edward, laborer, r. 56 Minna
O'Shea Anna, widow, r. 7 Hunt
O'Shea Cornelius, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
Reidy'8 Hotel
O'Shea Cornelius, peddler, r. W s Folsom bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Shea Dennis, glassworker, r. 26 Garden
O'Shea Harry, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
O'Shea James J., plumber, r. California Av bet How-
ard and Mission, B. H.
O'Shea Jennie, with Man, Sadler & Co., r. 320 Folsom
O'Shea Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 1144 Folsom
O'Shea John, deputy Sheriff, r. 306 Fell
0'She:i John, laborer, r. 19 Clinton
O'Shea Joseph, sign writer, r. California Av bet How-
ard and Mihslon, B. H.
O'Shea Julia Mrs., widow, r. 2412 Laguna
O'Shea Richard (O'Shea & Allen) r. 311 Fourth
O'Shea Thomas, waiter, r. 514 Stevenson
O'Shea Thomas, weigher, r. 1 Bay
O'Shea Thomas H , policman r. 2 Preston PI
O'Shea William, tanner, r. 529 Valencia
O'Shea & Allen (Richard O'Shea and John Allen)
liquor saloon. 311 Fourth
i»- O'Shea. See Shea
O'Sullivan Anna, tailoress, r. 150 54 Minna
O'Sullivan Cornelius D. Mrs., widow, r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Cornelius D. Jr., cashierSullivan, Kelly &
Co., r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Daniel, plasterer and contractor, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 88 Ninth
O'Sullivan Dennis, tailor John Ek, r. 863)4 Market
O'Sullivan Dennis M.. bartender, r. lOiJt Natoma
O'Sullivan E. Mrs., dressmaking, 908 >4 Howard
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641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ADOVK PALACE HOTEL.
O'Sullivan Eugene P.. clArk, r. 727 Broadway
O'Sullivan H., salesman Keane Bros., r. 311 Golden
Gate Av
O'Sullivan James D., engineer, r. 8 Silver
O'Sullivan James P., bricklayer, r. 1716 Jessie
O'Sullivan James P., teacher luduxtrial School, r.
1737 Market
O'Sullivan Jennie, tailoress, r. 1.50 54 Minna
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, porter Whittler, Fuller i Co., r.
142 Clara
O'Sullivan J. H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1511 Taylor
O'Sullivan John D., second-hand boohs, 1117 Market
O'Sullivan John P., miner, r. W a IllinoU bet Nap»
and Shasta
O'Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 150 54 Minna, rear
O'Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 10i)9 Howard
O'S.illivan Michael, barber, 1071 Howard, r. 1059
Howard
0'Sulliv;in Michael, laborer, r. 2.51 "^ Clementina
O'Sullivan Michael, portrait artist, r. 1'I69 Howard
O'Sullivan Michael H., shoecutter, r. 2104 Devisadero
O'Sullivan Michael J., policeman, r. 133154 Vallejo
O'Sullivan Patrick Mrs., r. 432 Ninth
0'Sui:ivan Patrick D. Jr., organist, r. 17.53 Mission
O'Sullivan Thomas, teamster U. S. Drayman, 428
Ninth
O'Sullivan Timothy, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 1 El-
drldge
9^ O'Sullivan. See Sullivan
O'Toole Christopher, r. 11 Lynch
O'Toole Coleman, rigger, r. 4 Prinijle Court
O'Toole George, painter, r. 160 Shipley
O'Toole Huyh. laborer, r. 127 Langton
O'Toole J., switchman S. P. Co.. SE cor Fourth and
Towusend
O'Toole James, bricklayer, r. 17 Tehama
O'Toole James, carpenter, r. 1 Sheridan
O'Toole M. C , oculist and aurlst, 11-13 St. Ann's
Bklg, r. Berkeley
O'Toole Patrick, porter Will & Flnck, r. Temescal
ver O'Toole. See Tool
O. Kal & Co., importers Japanese goods, 647 Washing-
ton
Oak Joseph M., carpenter, r. 1121 Ellis, rear
Oak Street Primary School. Mi«s Jennie A. Forbes
principal. NK cor Oak and Devisadero
Oakes Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 37 Perry
Oakes O-orge W., cabinetmaker, r. 1603 Stevenson
Oakes George W., carpetlayer, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, r. 25 Perry
Oaken Jiihu N., buyer Stearns. Worden & Co.. r. 161
Shipley
Oakes M iggie. domestic 2228 California
Oakes May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1003 Stevenson
Oakes Thomas J., cabinetmaker, r. 1603 Stevenson
Oakland and Alainr^du Perry Parent De-
livery, Charles Foster proprietor. Oakland
Oakland and San Francisco Express, Jones & Charles
proptrs, 2fi Steuart
Oakland Ferry, foot of Market
Oakland Giis, IjIsrUt and Heat Co., John A.
lirltton secretary. S. F. ofllee tlOl Commerelal
Oakland Home Insurance Co. (i>f Oakland)
Conrad .v M^ixwell inauHU'er-. 421 California
OAKLEY AARON D. .n.por.er
niiibi^r Htainp Miipplies, «m«I niuiiufac-
turer rubber Htainp'*, Mt«'ncll« and si-al
presKes, 3il California, r. IftOO Stork-
Oakley Charles, teamster Roth, Blum .t Co., r. 3301
Flllniore , „
Oakley Charles M., manager M.ifual Besprve
Fund Life Aaso lition. and general agent rtuar-
anty Mutual Acei.lent Association. 311 Montgom-
ery, rooms 4-5, r. 326 Lark in
I :-YPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pire - Place Triimuintjfs
a Speciiilty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Oakley Edward D.. clerk George J. Theobald & Co.,
r. 917 Poik
Oakley Ellen, widow, r. 54+ Jessie
Oakley Frank, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. i-il Eddy
Oakley Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Oakley Paul, clerk Baktr & Hamilton, r. East Oak-
land
Oakley Robert O., real estate agent, 238 Montgomery,
l.'5J2M Golden GateAv
Oakley William, bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Oakshett Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 1.510 Polk
Oat Joseph M., stationer, r. H03 Montgomery Av
Oates James, phisterer, r. 2.523 Po.«t
Oate^ Martin, longshoreman, r. (i3 Shipley
Oatnian Frank W., clerk, r. 601 California
Oatman George E., proof reader, r. 215 Waller
Oatman Walter G., assistant bookkeeper Stevenson &
Longwill, r. 215 Waller
Oben D:ivid, r. 456 Stevenson
Oben Sallie Mrs., r. 1502 Howard
Obeuauer George, barber, 39 Second, r. 2206 Pine
Obenauer George Jr., shipping clerk Baudmann,
Niel.'sen & Co.. r. 2206 Pine
Obenauer John, shirtcutter Bullock & Jones, r. Ala-
meda
Ober Benjamin P., merchant, r. 1019 Union
Ober Charles T., machinist, r. 41 Clinton
Ober Frank, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 41 Clinton
Ober M. H. Mrs., Boston and California Dress Reform,
336 Slitter
Ober Michael, stonecutter, r. 530 Third
Ober William E., bookkeeper A. Washburn, r. 832M
Harrison
Oberdeener Wolf, books and stationery, 322 Sansome,
r. 1620 Pine
Oberdtsen Richard, liqnor saloon, 2323 Mason
Oberfeld Carl, baker, r. 909 Kearny
Oberleld Charles, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 516
Greenwich
Oberfeld Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard
Oberfeld Gottlieb, baker, r. 763 Howard
Oberfelder Max (Dallemand & Co.) r. Chicago, 111.
Oberfekler Tobiiis (Dallemand .V: Co.) r. Chicago, 111.
Oberg Amanda, domestic 1409 Leavenworth
Oberg Benjamin, lumberman, r. 317 Third
Oberg Frederick, pressman, r. 824 Mis-ision
Oberg Victor, shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
Oberg William, quartermaster stmr San Pablo, r.
Church nr Day
Obergh Fritz, waiter, r. 820 Bush
Obergh John A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 114 Pros-
pect PI
Oberheide Ernest salesman A.Repsold & Co., r. 515J<5
Bush
Oberlander Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Obermeyer Dora, widow, r. 917 Pacific
Oberiiieyer T. F. A., proprietor Palace Variety
Theatre. SE cor Grant Av and Post. r. 408}^ O'Far-
rell
Obermeyer William F. , liquor saloon, 610 Market, r.
9 Post. r. 610 Hayes
Oberndorf Abraham, salesman Cal. Table Bntter Co.,
r. 27 South Park
Obernesser Antone, butcher, r. 562 Minns
Oberon Hall Saloon, Henry Henna proprietor,
38 O'Farrell
Oberst Julius, confectioner, r. 928 Guerrero
Oberst R. Mrs., r. 38 Jessie
Obert Anton, miller Capitol Mills, r. 162 Potrero Av
Obert Charles W.. miller Capitol Mills, r. 162 Potrero
Av
Obin David, driver N. B. and M. RR.
Obradovich Samuel, clerk Curtoni & Mitrovlch, r.
440 Turk
Obrecht M. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Bond
Obrock James E., veterinary surgeon, 1529 Howard
Obrock Julius D., veterinary surgeon, 1529 Howard
Observatory Hotsl, Paul Ritter proptr, NE cor Ful-
ton and First Av
Obst Emll, cellarman Joseph Fetz, r. 987 Harrison
Obst J. G.,r. 2822 Pine
Occident Printing House The, R. R. Patterson proptr,
429 Montgomery
Occident The (Presbyterian weekly) W. W. Brier &
Son proptrs, 42 Geary
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.,
Charles F. Crocker vice-president and general
nianatier, David D. Stubbs secretary, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 51
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL
Mrs. Grisseila McAuliffe artist. 6'Z'4
Geary
OccMental Chinese Mission Day School, Miss M. M.
Baskin teacher, 753 Clay
Occidental Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
A. K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Occidental Development Co. The, oflice 40-41 Ne-
vada Block
Occidental Foundry, Steiger & Kerr proprie-
tors, 137 First
Occidental Hotel, William B. Hooper manager,
E s Montgomery, from Sutter to Bush
Occidental Kindergarten. 514 Howard
Occidental Liaundry, Mrs. M. A. Laidley pro-
prietor, cor Greenwich and Octavia
Occidental Loan Association, L. L. Dennery
secretary, 423 California
Occidental Mill (Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal.) Mc-
Kay & Co., proprietors, office 4 California
Occidental Music Hall, 927 Mission
Occidental Portland Cement Co.. office 307 Sansome
OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT p..... k,..„
proprietor, 337 Btisli
OCCIDENTALSELF-ENDOWMENT
ASSOCIATION, T. J. Brooke presi-
dent, George C. Jones secretary, 28
Plielan BIdg
Occidental "Varnisli WorUs, John P. Joiirden
propriftor, Harrison, bet Ninteenth and Treat Av,
office 809 Market
Occidental Warehouse. William M. Starr proprietor.
First and Townsend
Occidental Wool Depot, Ball & Julian proprie-
ti>r8, 436 Townsend
Ocean Beach. Railway Co., Leland Stanford
president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, NE cor Fourth,
and Townsend, room 34
Ocean House Primary School, Daniel J. DeLay prin-
cipal. Ocean House Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Ocean House Road Nursery, J. Jacquemet & Co.
'propfrs. nr junction County, Mission and Ocean
Hou.se Roads
Ocean View School, Ocean View
Ocean View Station, San Jose Road, seven miles from
Old City Hall
Ocean Vie^v Union Church, Ocean View
Oceana Miss, actress, r. 18 Eleventh
Oceanic Steamship Co., J. D. Spreckels presi-
dent, Charles Goodall vice-president, E. H. Shel-
don secretary, John D. Spreckels & ISros. agents,
327 Market
Ochernal John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Ochernal John, seaman, r. 263 East
Ochs Charles, clerk, r. 540 Washington
Ochs Conrad, cooper George Larsen, r. 322 Ji Pacific,^
rear
Ochs George F., salesman Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 140 Cumberland
Ochs John, cooper George Larsen, r. 4 Silver Star PI
Ochs Solomon, teamster, r. 1202 Turk
Ockson Christian P., bartender, r. 1712 Hyde
Ockuley Louis, carpenter Louis Weismann Jr.
BEAMISITS
SHIRTS
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactrirers of Show Cases
and Store Fiztores.
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ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Uash^n^t^n sT.JProdncers of FINE TABLE WINES
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Ocona Icoacia, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 835)i
Pacific
Ocona Magdaleno. r. 835 H Pacific
Odd Fellows' Buildiii|f, SW cor Market and
Seventh
Odd Fellows' Cemetery, George R. Fletcher
superiuteudeut, 8 s Qtary, bet Parker aud First
AV8
Odd Fello-»V9' Cemetery Association, George
T. Bohen president, George Peiiliugton Becretary,
George R. Fletcher superintendeut, office 22 Phe-
lan Kldg
Odd Fellows' General Relief Committee,
William E. Lutz secretary, SW cor Market and
Seventh
Odd Fellows' Hall, SW cor Market and Seventh
Odd Fello^vs' Hall Association of San
Francisco Tlie, A. W. Scott president, C. T.
Pidwell secretary, office room 1, Odd Fellows'
BldK
Odd Fello^vs' Ijibrary, George A. Carnes libra-
rian, SW cor Market and Seventh
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquidation) David
Hunter president, James Benson secretary, 20
Montgomery
Odell Charles, reporter, r. 317 Bush
Odell Isaac, engineer, r. 1(526 Dupont, rear
Odell Ole, carpenter, r. iWH Sixth
Odell Walter L., carpenter, 209 Mason, r. 506 Ellis
l^- Odell. SeeO'Dell
Oden William T., helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
31.5 Beale
Oilera Thomas, with Louis Brizzolaro, r. 24 Wetmore
PI
Odermatt Francis A. (Odermatt & Sons) r. 525 Bran-
nan
Odermatt Joseph W. (Odermatt & Sous) r. 525 Bran-
nan
Odermati Louis F. (Odermatt & Sons) r. 28 Madison
Av
Odermatt Paul P. (Obermatt & Sons) r. 525 Brannan
Odermatt & Sons (Francis A., Paul P., Joseph W. and
Louis F.) boiler and sheet Iron works, 68 Blux-
ome
Odium Samuel L., carpenter, r. 443 M Natoma
Odolovich levto, waiter Lazar Jovovich, r. 100 )i
Jackson
Odorico T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Odorless Excavating Co., Jlrs. Caroline C. Cox secre-
taiy and treasurer, 430 Kearny
Oebke Frederick W., cutter Charles Lyons, r. 1319
Pine
Oecbsle Frederick G., cabinetmaker, r.340 Guerrero
Oeclisli Shephen, showcasemaker William Proll, r.
5 Virginia PI
Oechslin William, r. NW cor Montgomery Av and
Chestinit
Ceding William F., printer J. O. Jepson, r. 6 Twenty-
seventh
OefTuer Adam, cooper Andrews & Connell, r. 427 Main
Oehlert Henry, upholsterer H. W. Frank & Co., r. 64
Everett
Oeblnian Frederick, r. 638 Commercial
Oehliiiann Lndwig, carver, r. 1 Myrtle Av
Oehlmann Otto C, rigger William Smith, r. 225 Fair
Oaks
Oehuie Johanna, widow, r. 316 Lombard
Oeliiiie John, r. 316 Lombard
Oeliiiie Morris F., physician, 931 Jackson
Ofll.i Pietro L., dishwasher Sartori k Fantinl
Oellericli Frederick, carpenter, r. 17 Madison Av
Oellerieh Henry, waiter, r. 946 Harrisim
Oelri.h Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, SW cor Shotwell
and Seventeenth
Oellrich Theodore E. H., salesman Von Ronn &
Henctie Bros., r. 19 Beideniun
Oellrich William, r. 17 Beideman
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Oellt Julius, salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 442 Ful-
ton
Oels Ernst H. F., grorerieii and liquors, 263 Stevenson
Oelund LouU H.. porter Hulse, Bradford* Co. r. 31)4
Garden
Oenhausen George, laundryman German Hospital
Oestermann Henrietta, widow, r. 13 Pearl
Oesti rmann Louis, salesman Schroder, Albrecht &
Co., r. 13 Pearl
Oestermann William, master mariner, r. 1019 Lom-
bard
Oesterreiclier Liouls, city and country real estate
agent, HOJ California, r. Alameda
Oeftiug Paul, cigar mnfr, r. 1421 Mason
Oesting Paul, receiver Spring Valley W.W., r. 1410
Taylor
Oesting William C, dairy produce, 232 Montgomery
Av, r. 1341 Powell
Oestrich William, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r.
lOKi Powell
Oetemann P. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Beideman
Oetken Fred., porter Lilienlhal & Co., r. 518 Stockton
Oettl Julius, clerk, r. 442 Fiflton
Oettl Louis, proprietor New Prescott House, 604-G06
Fourth
Oetzel John, pressman Dodge Bros., r. 477 Jessie
Oeverndiek Frederick, expressman, r. 129 Olive Av
Off Joseph, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Ofl'enbach Conrad, r. 435 Vallejo. rear
Offenbach Frederick, laborer John Wieland Brewing
Co.. r. 113^ Dore
Offenbach Nathan, merchant tailor, 1237 Market, r. 13
Minna
Offenheod Lewis, cook Lang & Froboese, r. 641 Com-
ujercial
Offer Charles (Offer k Friedman i r. 1309 Geary
Offer «Sj Friedman (Charles Offorand Paul Fried-
man) cigar manufacturers, 419-421 Jackson
Offernian John, salesman Henry Coubrough & Co. r.
1U06 Jackson
Offermann Anna, domestic 302 Van Ness Av
Offerraann Frederick, metal worker John Bohn, r.
1402 ;<S Folsom
Offermann Otto, bartender R. Dalldorf,r. 232 Mission
Offermann William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Folsom and Tenth
Ogborn Marshall E., druggist Redington & Co., r. 712
Sutler
Ogburn R. H., printer, r. 533 Sacramento
Ogden Benjaniiu F., carpenteraud builder, 435 Hayes,
r. 501 Ash Av
Ogden Georye B., clerk, r. 2503 !4 Howard
Ogden v., cabinetmaker, r. 4:)3H Clementina
OKden Richard L., capitalist, r. 2600 Pacific Av
Osre William I.., secretary and treasurer The J.
Dewing Co.. 420-422 Bush. r. San Rafael
Ogilvie James R., teacher music, 330 Sutter, r. 1440
Vallejo
Ogilvie John, expressman, r. 120 Ivy Av
Ogilvie John, stone cutter, r. SW cor Pine and Lyon
Ogilvie Robert, master mariner, r. 100 54 Ridley
Ogilvie Thomas J., butcher. 202 Valencia, r. 100)4
Ridley
Ogilvie William M., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 621 Bush
I Oole John, carpenter, r. 2.')33 Mission
Oglesby James, dissolvor U. S. Mint, r. 1018 Pine
Ogstou William, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
413 Broderlck
Ogwen-Jones William, bookkeeper Stockton Milling
Co.. r. U Page
Ohden Alexander, machinist, r. 24 Minna, roar
Ohe Albert, clerk C. Henschen. r. IBO.) Stolner
()helri<b Charles, salesman Stewart & Buckley.r. 820
Ohland John, conductor Market St. RR., r. 129 Elev-
enth
Ohland John Mrs., varieties. 129 Eleventh
IrINTING presses, palmer & REY, 405-407 SANSOME ST.
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Ohlandt Henry (N. Ohlandt & Co.) r. W s Potrero Av
bet Twenty.fourth and Twenty-fifth
Ohlandt N. & Co., (Nicholas and Henry Ohlandt and
John A. Buck) nianiifactureis anlojal charcoal, E
8 Indians bet Napa and Sonoma
Ohlandt Nicholas (N. Ohlandt & Co.) and president
Chicago Brewing Co., r. N h Sonoma bet Utah and
Potrero Av
Ohlemutz Jacob (Ohlemutz & Bellezer) r. 1518 Du-
pont
Ohlemutz & Bellezer (.Jacob Ohlemutz and Franz Bel-
lezer) butchers, 1518 Dupont
Olilen Ed-ward, manager Mercantile Lunch, 213-
215 Pine, r. 1534 Clay
Ohlen L. D., conductor P. and O. RR., r. cor Halght
and Stanyan
Ohlen Thomas E., assistant bookkeeper Cerf, Schloss
& Co., r. 1534 Clay
Ohlendorfif Henry, laborer, r. Venezuela bet Platte and
Tazoo
B^" Ohlert. See Oehlert
Ohlf John, bartender H. Goetjen. r. cor Beale and
Mission .
Oblig August, tailor, 306 Fourth
Ohlsen George, starcher La Grande Laundry
Ohlsen Joa, clerk J. Verdenhalven, r. 406 Sixth
Ohlsen Ludwig, clerk, r. 815 M Battery
Ohlson John A., cook John L. Mill, r. 21 Hinckley
Ohlson L. W., cooper. 8 Mission, r. Oakland
t^ Ohlson. See Olsen, Olson and Olsson
Ohlpson Bror O., bookkeeper W. Davis, r. 868 Mission
Ohlsson Charles W., stevedore, r. 42 Clementina
Ohm Charles H., watchmaker, 775 Market, r. 618 Fol-
Bom
Ohm Charles L., r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Edward F., capitalist, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Louis, steerage steward etmr State of California
Ohm Rudolph A., jeweler, r. 211 J^ Geary
Ohm William F., shipping clerk Blake, Moffltt &
Towue, r. 747 Harrison
Ohman Andrew W., carpet layer Ackerman& Strauss,
r. 17 Albion Av
Ohmeis Frederick E., clerk John F. English, r. 8
Willow Av
Ohmeis G. R., Mrs., widow, r. 8 Willow Av
Ohmen William H., machine works, 107 Fremont, r.
42 Grove
Ohmens Charles, porter Pac. Iron Works
Ohnimus Charles, waiter, r. 212 Fifteenth
Ohninius Henry, fireman, r. 212 Fifteenth
Ohnimus John G., sign painter, r. 215 Fifteenth
Ohnimus Louis J., superintendent Woodwards Gar-
dens, r. 8 Ridley
Ohnsteln Oscar, restaurant, 249 Fourth
Ohrm Frederick, waiter, r. 704 J^ Mission
Ohrngren Gus., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 913
Montgomery
Ohrt Annie Mrs., bakery, 500 Grove
Ohse Lizzie C, widow, r. 2428 Sacramento
O. K. Broom Factory, Harrison & Dickson proptrs,
office 222 Front
Okell Charles H.. lieutenant Underwriter's Fire Pa-
trol, r. 651 Folsom
Okell Charles J. (Okell k Woolley) r. Cosmos Club
Okell «& Vroolley (Charles J. Okell and Douglas
M. Woolley) general insurance agents, 411 Cali-
fornia
Okerblad Joseph (Iverson & Okerblad) r. 2 Adelaide
Okerlund Bertha, widow, r. 2 Jasper PI
Olagni Ceraphin, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 266
Jes.'»ie
Olague Crispin, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Olagne Philip, r. 1318 Dupont
Olaguez Augustine, saddler, r. 6 Pollard PI
Olaguez Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Olaguie Cretin, pop corn dealer, r. 1206 Montgomery
Olanie Francis X., patternmaker W. J. Anderfuren,
r. Oakland
Olanie Jules, patternmaker W.J. Anderfuren, r. Oak-
land
Olui-ovsky A. E., consul-general Russia, office
411 i^ California, rooms 2-4, r. Alameda
Olblnsky Igiiatz, tailor, r. fifiO Clementina, rear
Olcovich Benihard (Olcovich Bros.) r. 1517 Golden
Gate Av
Olcovich Brothers (Bernhard and Jospph)whole-
sale dealers teas, coffees, spices and Chinese and
Japanese merchandise, 12-14 Front
Olcovich Herman (E. Lewis * Co.) r. 1714 Geary
Olcovich Joseph (Olcovich Bros.) r. 2130 Post
Old Ladies' Home (James Lick) University bet Way-
land and Felton, U. M. T.
Old Ladies' Home (Sisters of Mercy) Rincon PI bet
Htirrison and Bryant
Old Miasion Church, Rev. Richard P. Brennan
pastor, W 8 Dolores opp Sixteenth
Old Nevada House, Maurice Carey proptr, 572 Fol-
som
Old People's Home, Mrs. Maria Merrill matron, S s
Francisco bet Stockton and Powell
Old Sausalito Land and Dry Dock Co., John H. Sayre
secretary. 328 Montgomery, room 15
Old Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush
Oldelehr John G., cashier Speyer k Herold, r. 26
McAllister
Oldenberg William, laborer, r. 909 Bryant
Oldendorf Henry, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. Trinidnd bet Platte and Yazoo
Oldendorf William, r. 711 Mission
Older Fremont, assistant city editor Call, r. 636 Va-
lencia
Older Herbert, compositor, r. 7.31 Turk
Oldfleld Charles, clerk, r. 787 Stevenson
OLDFIELD JABEZ man«rac.
turer surgical insti'uinents, 13 Trinity,
r. Oakland
Olemeyer O., steward, r. 320 Drumm
Oleson Albert L. (Oleson k Uddin) r. 332 Main
Oleson Harry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Oleson Jennie, domestic Occidental Hotel
Oleson & Uddin (Albert L. Oleson and John N. Ud-
din) groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Olfers Frank, laborer, r. 133 Freelon
Oilmpio .Joseph, tinsmith, r. 805 Union
Oliuto Carlo, vegetables. Colombo Market
Oliijhant Joseph, salesman Schussler Bros., r. 235
Seventeenth
Oliva Charles (Ollva & Papina) r. 21 M Elgin Park Av
Ollva Emanuelle, wood and coal, 2+19-2421 Mason
Oliva Francisco, gardener, r. N of Point Lobes Av nr
Twenty-ninth Av
Oliva Frank, fisherman, r. 324 Vallejo
Oliva Giovanni, insurance broker, 317 California, r.
1921^ Mason
Oliva John, vegetable dealer, r. 720^ Montgomery Av
Oliva Joseph, bootblack, r. 720)^ Montgomery av
Ollva Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Jasper PI
Oliva Luigi, laborer, r. 624 Bay
Oliva Pietro, peddler, r. 624 Bay
Oliva William, cinchmaker. r. 27 Hinckley
Oliva & Papina (Charles Oliva and James Papina)
mnfrs umbrellas, 3 Grant Av
Olivar Giuseppe, Inljorer, r. 1423 Dupont
Olivar Leonardo (Olivar & Vasquez) r. 416 Union
Olivar k Vasquez (Leonardo Olivar and Raymon
Vasquez) liquor saloon, 1321 Dupont
Olive Albert, painter, r. 631 Sacramento
Oliver Adam, special policeman, r. 403 Folsom
Oliver Andrew A., postal clerk Simpson & Millar, r.
2824 Pine
Oliver B. P., real estate agent, 406 Montgomery,
r. 1819 Eddy
Oliver Catherine, widow, r. 2824 Pine
Oliver Chilled Plow Works, Albert Listen-
berger manager, 37 Market
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Oliver David, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 28;il
Piue
Oliver David Jr., clerk freight auditor's oflSce S. P.
Co., Oakland
Oliver Denis J., clerk, r. 1110 Taylor
Oliver Edward, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
2098 Market
Oliver Edward J., salesman Mnrphy, Grant & Co., r.
■28-24 Piue
Oliver Frank B., salesman Neville & Co., r. 814 Pow-
ell
Oliver H. & Co. (Henry Oliver) wood and photo
engravers, 5'29 Clay
Oliver Henry (H. Oliver & Co.) r. 1331 Clay
Oliver Henry J., engineer Butlino & Biancbi, r. 2043
Harriscjn
Oliver J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2824 Pine
Oliver James, clerk Edwards & Co.. r. 529 Sacramento
Oliver John B., clerk, r. HID Taylor
Oliver Joseph, porter William M. Starr, r. 1228 Eight-
eenth
Oliver Joseph S., barber, 311 Tenth
Oliver L. M. Miss, stenographer Brown, Craig & Co.,
r. Oakland
Oliver Thomas seaman stmr San Jose
Oliver Walter T., messenger Wells Fargo Co., r. San
Jos^
Oliver William, waiter Palace Hotel
Oliver William F., engraver H. Oliver & Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Oliver William G., treasurer Pacific Bell Tele-
phone Co. and Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co.,
323 Pine, r. 233 Fair Oaks
Oliver William H-.oysterman Roberts & Timmins, r.
Linden House
Oliver William J., butler 1732 Washington
Oliver William l.etU (California Cap Co.) and
mining secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13, r.
Oakland
Oliver Willis A., bartender Bohemian Club, r. 440
Second
Olivet Congregational Cliurcli, Rev. John
Kimball pastor, SW cor Seventeenth and Noe
Olivet Presbyterian Clmrch, E s Tennessee
bet Sierra and Napa
Olivia J., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Olivia Manuel, seaman, r. 319 Green
Olivier Claudine Mme., French laundry, 1021 Stock-
ton
Olivieri John, packer Yosemlte Flour Mills, r. 127
Vallejo
Olltno Giuseppe, physician and surgeon, oflace
and r. 700 Broadway
OUiver W., porter H. Dntard, r. 5 Brady
Olmo Antone (Olmo Jj Canepa) r. 12 San Antonio
Olmo & Canepa (Antone Olmo and Lawrence Canepa)
liquor saloon, 42:') Broadway
Olmstead Addie Miss, r. 2105 Devisadero
Olmsteiid L. M.. r. 328 Fourth
Olmsted S. E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 922 Washington
Olmsted Stephen E., bookUeeper, r. 922 Washington
Olney Charles D., assisiant seeretary Chollar Mining
Co., 79 Nevada Block, r East Oakland
Olney, CIiickering& Thomas (Warren Olney,
W. H. Chickermg and William Thomas) attorneys
at law, 206 Sansome
Olney Warren (Olney, Chickerlng & Thomas) r. Oak-
land
Oloflf Henry, clerk, r. 8 Caroline
Olofson Carl F.. qtevedore, r. JO Freelon
Olquest John, blacksmith, r. 2115 Greenwich
Olsen A. B , car builder City liU., r. 17.55 Mission
Olseu A. B., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Olsen Adolph, liquor saloon, 33 Pacific, r. 420 Jackson
Olsen Albert, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Olsen Albert, seaman, r. Nonh Pacific Hotel
Olsen Albert, turner L. Ph. Bolander, r. 1503 Mont-
gomery
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Olsen Andrew, brasslinis^ier, r. 141)5 Montgomery
Olsen Andrew, clerk F. H. Von der Leith, r. 1400
Powell
Olsen August, seaman, r. 263 East
Olseu August, stevedore, r. 11^ Freelon
Olsen C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Carl, seaman, r. 37 Pacilic
Olsen Curl E., brickinason, r. 112 St. Rose's Av
Olsen Carrie, domestic 2908 Folsom
OUen Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. J. Harrington, Oak-
land
Olsen Charles, blacksmith, r. 129 Third
Olsen Charles, fireman stmr Tiburon
Olseu Charles, laborer, r. 218 Broadway
Olsen Charles, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Olsen Chailes, seaman, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Olsen Charles, turner L. Ph. Bolander
Olsen Charles 8., machinist Adam BchlUlng, r. Ala-
meda
Olsen Chris. H., driver San Rafael Express, r. San
Rafael
Olsen Christ, shlpcarpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Olsen Christian, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Olsen Christian, wharf builder, r. 19 Mission Av
Olsen Christopher, gardener, r. 700 Fillmore
Olsen E., car washer Cal. St. RR., r. lG0a)6 California
Olsen Edward, fireman stmr Tiburcn
Olsen Edward, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Olsen Edwin G., tailor, 15 Plielan Bldg, r. 1669 Mis-
sion
Olsen Ellep J. shoemaker Porter. Slessinger & Co.,
r. 315 Vallejo
Olsen Erick, machinist, r. 11 Welsh
Olsen F. C, painter, r. 963 Folsom
Olsen Francis, bookkeeper Taylor Goodrich, r. 117
Gilbert
Olsen Frederics, cooper Ole Madson, r. 303 Davis
Olsen Frederick H. (Smith k Olseu) r. 15 Rausch
Olsen G., seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Olsen George, laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear
Olsen Godfried O.. seaman, r. 116 Berry
Olsen Gustave, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 2527 Post
Olsen H., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Olsen Hans, cooper Vac. Woodonware and Cooperage
Co.. r. 13 Decatur
Olsen Hans C, coffee saloon, 417 California, r. 1612
Jones
Olsen Harry, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Olsen Henry, himse mover, r. 910 Folsom
Olsen Henry, rigger, r. 54 Sacramento
Olsen Henrv, ropemaker S. F. Curaage Factory, r, W
s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Olsen Henry, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Olsen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olseu Hiliiia, domestic 19(16 Laguna
Olsen J., r. 68 Clementina
Olsen Jacob, flshenuan, r. E s Buker bet Lewis and
Tonquin
Olsen .laiob, lumberman, r. 824 Bryant
Olsen .Jacob, rigger, r. 54 Sacramento
Olsen J. M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Jolm, bartender, r. 116 U.rry
Olseu John, blacksmitli, r Han Bruno Road nr Army
Ol.sen John, butcher, r. 1126 Fell
Olsen John, cook, r. II X Antonio
Olsen John, laborer, r. lf,5 Perry
Olson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12 Isia
Olsen John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 8
Natonia
Olsen John, inarhlnlst, r. 620 Fourth
Olsen John, master mariner, r. 17 5« Treat Av
Olsen John, master mariner, r. 26 Clarence PI
Olson John, seaniau, r. 66 Oregon
Olsen John, seaman, r. 263 East
Olsen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen John. Steve lore, r. 320 Drumm
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Olsen John E., laborer, r. 1018 MontRomery
Olseii John E., seaiURii, r. l^orth Pacific Hotel
Olsen John J., restaiirnnt, i'2 Spear
Olsen John J., stevedore, r. 24 Freelon
Oleen John P. (Carlson & Olsen) r. 81'2 Kearny
Olsen Joseph, lithographer Galloway Litho Co., r. 159
Lombard
Olsen Julius, engineer Laumeister Mills, r. 711 Castro
Olsen Juliiis. mixer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
18 Preston PI
Olsen Justinius B. (Riley, Olsen & Herrick) r. 710
California
Olseii Klans, Swedish movements and massage,
913 Geary
Olson Knud, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 532
Fourth
Olsen Knud. machinist M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 23
Alta
Olsen L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen L., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Olsen Lars, cabinetmaker John Hoey, r. 17 Perry
Olsen Lena, domestic 1803 Jones
Olsen Lena, domestic 1922 Sacramento
Olsen Lewis, seaman stmr Madrona, r. 24 Mint Av
Olsen Louis T., policeman, r. 1509 California
Olsen Manfred, stevedore, r. 525 Howard
Olsen Martin, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Olseu Martin, tailor, r. 655 Howard
Olsen Mary Miss, r. 442 Ninth, rear
Olsen Nels, seaman, r. 214 Steuart, rear
Olsen Nelson, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Olsen O., saloon keeper, r. '03 Washington
Olsen Olaves, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Olsen Ole, dairyman, r. SE cor Alabama and Twenty-
fifth
Olsen Ole, engineer, r. 159 Lombard
Olsen Ole, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oakland
Olsen Ole, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Olsen Ole, surveyor, r. 9 Graham PI
Olsen Ole, tailor,' r. 504 Howard
Olsen Olof, cook John Lubben, r. 287 Union
Olsen Olof, tailor, r, 266 Minna
Olsen OloffE. (Galloway Lithographing Co.) r. 1706
Kearny
Olsen Otto, r. 662 Mission
Olsen P.. waiter, r. 6 Central PI
Olsen P. A. dishwasher, r. S63H Market
Olsen Peter, laborer, r. 636 Sacramento
Olsen Peter, loflgsboreman, r. 2316 Mason
Olsen Peter, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana Bnd
Maryland
Olsen Peter, master mariner, r. 24 Freelon
Olsen Peter, oiler stmr Santa Rosa
Olsen Peter, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Olsen Peter, seaman, r. 425J^ Broadway
Olsen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Peter, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Falkland
nr St. John
Olsen Peter C, rigger, r. 425 J^ Broadway
Olsen Peter N., cooper, r. 21 Oak Giove Av
Olsen Peter W., sailmaker Simpson Hi. Fisher, r. 26
Brnsnan
Olsen R., seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Olsen Richard L., lithographic printer H. S. Crocker
& Co., r. 159 Lombard
Olsen S., seaman, r. 266 Branuan
Olsen S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Samuel, laborer, r. llfi Berry
Olsen Soren J., blacksmith Cal. St. BR., r. 1609 J$ Cal-
ifornia
Olsen Tobias, stevedore, r. 1209 Bryant
Olsen Victor, feeder The Diukman-Joues Co., r. 159
Lombard
Olsen William, master mariner, r. 210 Gough
Olsen William, i^eaman, r. 320 Drumm
Olsen William, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 3007
Mission
240
O'Farrell
McBride proprie-
Olson A., seaman, r. 26 Folsora
Olson Alliertiutt, domestic 12 Beaver
Olsou Andrew, liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, r. 'i07 Val-
lejo
Olson Benjamin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsou Besoio Miss, seamstress, r. 1254 Howard
Olson C, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor McAllister
and Lott
Olsou Elizabeth, widow, r. 12 Hawthorne
Olson Emil, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olson Frederick, waiter Merchants' Club,
Greeuwich
Olson John, fireman, r. 240 Greenwich, rear
Olson John, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Olson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsou Louis master mariner, r. 1216 Twenty-first
Olson Ole, carpenter, r. 17 Perry
Olson Peter, liquor saloon, 26 Montgomery At
Olson Peter A., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Sff' 01?on. See Olseu, Ohlson and Olsson
Olsson August, quartermaster stmr City of Peking
Olsson John, fruit and vegetables, 403 Folsom
Olsted J. A. Mrs., r. 418 Sutter
Olsten John B., laoorer r. 25 Zoe
Olsten Peter, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Oltman Charles, r. 134 Clara
Oilman T. Mrs., r. 134 Clara
Oltmann John E. tailor, 118 Montgomery Av, r. 110
William
Olwa C, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Olwell Frederick E., clerk, r. 2425 Gough
Olwell James P., compositor Examiner, r. 906 Jackson
Olwell Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 2425 Gougb
Olwell William G. Mrs , widow, r. 2425 Gough
Olympic Club, Alcazar Bldfj, 1
Olympic Club .Stable, M. J.
tor, 111 O'Farrell
Olympic Lodging House, Stromer & Krook proptrs,
904 Kearny
Olympic Theater, 105 Grant Av
Omaha Consolidated Gold Mining Co., Charles A''
Grow secretary, oflice 18-20 Phelan Bldg '
Oman Charles, laborer, r. 1221 Lombard
Oman Charles A., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 738
Vallejo, rear
Oman Gustav (Neuman & Oman) r. 110 Jackson
Omen Bernard, cook, r. 264 Jessie
Omenn Emil, steward, r. 327 Clementina
Omey Charles F., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 8 Hub-
bard
Omev George W.. salesman W. H. Bookstaver & Co.,
r. 1006 Powell
Ommirt Adam, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. Railroad
Av nr Teneriffe
Omnibus Cable Co. , Theodore Kranss secretary,
Milton M. Martin superintendent, 727 Howard
Omura W., student Westminster School, r. 129 Haight
One-Price Dry Goocjs House, Peixotto & Sil-
verman proprietors, 1230-1232 Market
Onen August (Chatelet & Onen) r. San Bruno Road
nr Channel
Onesti Giuseppe (Onesti & Connor) r. 1213 Taylor
Onesti Virginia, widow, r. 424 Fulton
Onesti & Connor (Giuseppe Onesti and John
Cimnor) fruit and produce commission, 501-503
Saiisome
Oneto Doraenico, fisherman, r. 815 J^ Battery
Oueto Sarafiuo, carpenter, r. .516 Grove
Oneto Stef.ino, laborer Pac. Vinegar Pickle Works, r.
721 Laijuna
Onetti Andrea (Angelo Sbragia & "Co.) r. Railroad Av
bet Manitoba aid Dominica
Ongerth Grafting Compound Co., Everard Steele
manaser, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Onions William J., patternmaker, 109-111 Mis-
sion, r. 423 Second
Onken J. William, expressman, cor Fourth and Mis-
sion, r. 69 Brady
EVEKY DEStRIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
was^n^tPn ST. fPrfljrietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
ONO
921
nvj
Olio Hall, NE cor Mlnslou and Fifteenth
Oiiyon I'^aac, clerk Quartenuaster's Dopt U. S. A., r.
7tH Bryant
Opeushaw Charles, lather, r. lUi)!^ Perry
Opeiishaw Geortje ({., lueBsenger Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 9.'3)< Harrison
Opensliaw Joseph, lather, r. 139 5^ Perry
Openahaw Mary, widow, r. 13',).)4 Perry
Ophir Silver Minings Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) E.
B. Holmeg secretary, 4 Nevadn Blnck
Opltz Bernard, cabinetmaker, r. 278 ClementlDS
Opland Charles (Johnson A: Opland) r. 10 Washington
Uppeiihaiiger Frederick, tailor Block A: Georges, r. 2
Virginia Court
Oppenheiui Adnlph, general agent, r. 7 Seventh
Oppenh. im Adolph, tailor B Friedlander, r. 30.3 Fell
Opiieuheim E. M., salesman Charles S. Fechheimer,
r. 729 California
Opiieuheim Ernestine, widow, r. 303 Fell
Oi iieuheim Harry, barber, r. 514 Jessie
0))i)enheim Herman, tailor, r. 303 Fell
Opppulieim Hyman, baker, r 213 Gough
Oppenheim Jacob S., salesman, r. 91.'5M Sutter
Oppenheim John, clothing, etc., 24 Clay. r. 411 Lar-
kin
Oppenheim Philip, secretary Pac. Cable Construction
Co., 2.58 Market, r. 1631 Geary
Oppenheim Robert (Oppenheim & Stieber) r. 1204
Golden Gate Av
Oppenheim Solomon, r. 303 Fell
Opiienheim Solomon B , tailor, 1156 Market, r. 1905
Bush
Oppenheim A: Stieber (Robert Oppenheim and Daniel
Stieber) barbers. 12 Sixth
Oppenheimer Albert, salesman Oppenheimer & Brc,
r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer Bfniamin, crockery and glassware, 107
Sixth, r. .519 Minna
Oppenheimer Charles (Oppenheimer. Weil & Co.) r.
I 813 Van Ness Av
Oppenheimer Edgar, clerk Charles Oppenheimer &
Co., r. 821 Golden Gate Av
Oppenheimer Edward, barber, r. 268 Clara
Oppenheimer Elias, butcher, 428 Grove, r. 600 Oc-
tavia
Oppenheimer Emll, traveling salesman Oppenheimer
* Bro., r. n 16 Sutter
Oppenheimer Harry, barber, r. 514 Jessie
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer k Bro.) r. 1116
Sutter
Oppenheimer Hyman, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 416
Kearny
Oppenheimer I. Mrs., r. 1311 Octavia
Oppenheimer Isaac (M. E. Mayer & Co.) r. 540 Jessie
Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Bros.) r. New York
Oppenheimer Julius, cook Harmon Kozminsky, r. 443
Clementina
Oppenheimer Meyer, commission merchant, r. 821
Golden Gate Av
Oppenheimer Oscar, salesman Davis Bros,, r. 821
Golden Gate Av
Oppenheimer, Weil k Co. (Charles Oppenheimer,
and Moritz and Samuel Weil) wholesale dealers
boots and shoes, .5-7 Sansome
Oppenheimer & Brother (Henry Oppenheimer) whole-
sale dealers tobacco and cigars, 117 Battery
Opperraan Frederick, carpenter, r. 9 Bridge PI
OiJperuian Henry W., teacher zither, r. 204 >i Eddy
Oppermann Richard H., bartender, r. 428 Green /
Oragni Giovanni, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 521 Green
Orall Jacob, show case maker Dixon, Borgeson k Co.,
r. Mfi3 Eleventh
Oram Chailes, plumber, r. 1633 Post
Oram John, messenger inspector's office Light House
Dei-t r. Oakland
Oraiiias Gertrude Miss, dressmaker, r 18 Prospect PI
OraniaK Mercedes Miss, ladles' and children's under-
wear, 18 Prospect PI
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST news:
MOST GIRCDLATION ' MOST ADmTISEli[ENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
CHnPiCllES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Oramas Virginia Miss, dressnisker, r. 18 Prospect PI
Oraiiis John, carpenter, r. .5 Fieelon
Orcese Joseph, ve({e able dealer, r. 715 Greenwich
Orchard Jasper, conductor Sutter 8t. KB., r. 1412
Lyon
Orcutt Margie P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2235 Mission
Orcutt William H., teamster, r. 3117 J4 Mission
Ordeiistein L., agent, r. 317 Bush
Ordensteiu Max (Ordenstein & Co.) r. 1802 Van NesB
Av
Ordenstein k Co. (Max Ordenstein) mnfrs cigars,
and agents cigar molds, etc.. 30(1-308 Hatterv
Order Eastern Star, Mrs. Kate J. Wlllats Grand
Seer tary, office 103 Montgomery
Order of Chosen Friendx, Alcazar Council No.
11, John .McCombe secretiiry, 402 Montgomery
Order of Chosen Friends, Mrs. Annie E. Evans
Grand Recorder, office 48-49 St. Ann's Bldg
Ordway Abram H., laborer, r. 9 Bruce PI
Ordway Adelia, widow, r. 2084 Market
Ordway William C , drayman, 308 Davis, r. 1725 Lar-
kin
Oregon City Woolen Klills, Brown Bros. * Co.
agents, 121-123 Sansome
Oregon Coal and Xavigfation Co., Christo-
pher Nelson manager, SE cor Vallejo and Davis
Oregon Development Co., C. H. Huswell Jr.
general freight and passenyer agent, P. W. John-
son freight solicitor, 304 Montgomery
Oregon Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of Portland,
Oregon) 322-324 California
Oregon Improvement Co., John I-. Howard
maniiger, oflBce 48 Market, wharf foot of Beale
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feely proptr, 641
Commercial
Oregon Pacific Railroad Co., W. M. Hoag general
manager, 302 Montgomery, room 7
Oregon Rail^vay and Navigation Co.,
Goodall, Perkins k Co. superintendents and
agents (ocean division) oftice 10 Marlset, ticket
office 214 Montgomery, wharf foot of Spear
Oregon Southern Improvement Co., John L.
Howard agent, office 48 Market
Oregon State Board of Immigration, John E. Shep-
hard commissioner, office. 506 Battery. rooms 13-14
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., George W. Scott
secretary, 202 Sansome
Orelli B., fisherman, r. 324 M Broadway
Orelli Charles J., house and signpalnter, 623 Pacific,
r. 29 John
Orena Dario, r. 727 Geary
Orena Gaspar, capitnlist, r. 729 Geary
Orena Orestes J., attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms
31-33, r. 729 Geary
Oretz Henry, r. 4 Virginia PI
Orfila P v., wigmaker, 323 Kearny
Orford Charles E., currier Reilly & Louis, r. 1506
Church
Orford Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 306 Sutter
Orford Robert (Degan .<c Orford) r. 652 Market
Orford William, seuman. r. 263 East
Oriel Block, junction Miirket, Page and Franklin
Oriel Hotel, Mrs. John Siindford proprietor, 1904
Mark.t
Orient InHurance Co. (of Hartford) George D.
Doruiii manager, William Sexton assistant man-
ager. 21.5 Sansome
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Battery
Oriental Dock, George C. Bode proptr, Ss Brannan
bet FlTKt and Second
Oriental Free Warehouse, George C. Bodo
ppipiiitor. S 8 Brannan bet First and Second
Oriental Hotel, Mrs. Leoiile Jung proptr. 8W cor
Wiisliington and Drumra
Oriental Importing Co.. dealers trees, plants and
heeds. S. L. Koldmnn nmnager, 520 Front
Orlentiil 'I'lie Chinese newspiiper) War Keo proptr,
8(10 \V;,sliin;.;toii
.UXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMER & KEY, 40540? Mma St.
to
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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922
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CO
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrOUTKItS (IF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes aucl Nuiiibfi-s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Orieiitul U. S. Boiidetl Wurelioii^se, George
C. Bode proprietor, S 8 Brauuan bet First aud
Sei'oiul
Original Empire Mill and Mining Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.) 401 Oaliforuis, room 14
Original Keystone Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) F. E. Luty secretary, 3;W Piue, room 5
Original Mission Skating Rink, 2409-2411 Mission
Origflnal Louvre, Gruen Jfe Heydenaber proprie-
tors. SW cor Market and O'Farrell, Phelan BIdg
Orijfinal Pine Street Coflfee House, Noerager
iV Hjul proprietors, 516 Piue
Orig^inal Swain'g Bakery. Swain Bros, pro-
prietors, 213 Sutter
Orjubin F. M.. dyer, 607 Montgomery Av
Orlaod John W., expressman, NE cor Taylor and
Geary, r. Precita Av nr Alabama
Orlandi Giovanni, cleaner John F. Snow
Orleans Mining Co., G. P. Thurston secretary. 934
Mission
Orman Julius, with Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation
Orme James E., machinist, r. 19 Tehama
Ormerd William H., engineer S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Bldg, r. 77 Elizabeth
Ormond John J., clerk, r. 613 Nineteenth
Ormond S. Mrs., r. 905 Market
Ormsby Anna, widow, r. 139 Larkin
Ormsby Christopher T., forgeman Phelps Mnfg Co.,
r. 1224 Union
Ormsby Edgar L., r. 139 Larkin
Ormsby Ei'.ward R.. printer Bacon & Co., r. 139 Larkin
Ormsby George, r. 724 Harris(m
Ormsby John, cook C. O. Swanberg. r. 139 Larkin
Ormsby J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1422 Sutter
Ormsby Ray, laborer, r. 21 Bonita
Ormsby Thomas, ironworker, r. 1224 Union
Ormsby William, laborer, r. 441 Clementina
Orndorff Bertram R. clerk James W. Orndorff, r. 719
Larkin
Orndorff Frederick E., r. 23 Powell
Orndorff Harry F., aitor, r. 23 Powell
Orndorff Harry F. Mrs., aitress, r. 504 Taylor
Orndorff James W., billiard saloon, 8-12 Eddy, r. 23
Powell
Orne A. H.. foreman Evening Post, r. 2615 Sutter
Orne William H., compositor Evening Post
Ornstein J. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Octavia
Ornstein Moses L.. butcher William D. F. Wiggin, r.
39 Ninth
Orognen John B., restaurant, 421 Fourth, r. 125 Perry
Orphan Asyluim (Hebrew) E s Devisadero bet
Hayes and Grove
Orphan Asylum (Protestant) Haight bet Laguna
and Buchanan, George W. Haight attorney, office
207 Sansouie
Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic) Ss Susque-
hanna bet Algeria and Mauritius
0 JCl»r llL U M Guatav Walter & Co.
proprietors, S s O'Farrell bet Stockton
and Po-%vell
Orr Albert R., glassblower, r. 24 Welsh
Orr Andrew, cook, r. 309 Montgomery Av
Orr Charles, driver N B. and M. RR., r. 1115 Mission
Orr Charles, driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 1312 M Na-
toma
Orr Charles, salesman N. Clark k Sons
Orr Elizabeth, widow, r. 2104 Howard
Orr Emma, widow, r. 24 Welsh
Orr George A., foreman P. J. Thomas, r. 730 Filbert
Orr Henry, compositor, r. 523 Pine
Orr James (Orr & Cooper) r. 1607 }« Folsom
Orr James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 41 Louisa
Ulllt J AiVLJjb manufacturer print-
ers' rollers. 516 Commercial, r. 2104:
Howard
Orr James W., commercial traveler, r. 1516 California
Orr John, teamster, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Orr John K. (Orr & Atkins) r. Oakland
Orr Lawrence P., waitrr, r. 465 Tehama
Orr Lizzie A. Miss, teacher Whlttier Primary School,
r. 2104 Howard
Orr M. Mrs., widow, r. 1934 Stevenson
Orr Mae-gie, domestic 1017 Market
Orr M. D., compositor Call, r. 39 Rausch
Orr Samuel, foreman Cal. Oil Works, r. Alameda
Orr Samuel, porter Man, Sadler & Co., r. 1045 Mis-
sioD
Orr S. W., second officer stmr City of Sydney
Orr Walter W., glassblower, r. 24 Welsh
ORE. & ATKINS (aoh„ K. Orr
and Robert C. Atkins) importers and
retailers men's furnishinjr goods,
shirts made to order a specialty, 123-
135 Moiit{;omery
Orr & Cooper (James Orr and Joseph Cooper) mer-
chant tailors, 35 Fourth
Orrick Oliver S., manager California Paint Co..
22 Jessie, r. Oakland
Orselli A , fruits and provisions. 1102 Folsom
Orselli Cesare (Angelo Balanesi & Co.) r. 131 Pacific
Orsi G., paints, oils, glass and wall paper, and
house, sign and fresco painter, 25 Montgomery
Av r. 724 Broadway
Ortega Garbiuo, barber, r. 1224 Powell
Ortega Salome, widow, r. 1224 Powell
Ortego Jose, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 647 Howard
Ortelli Giuseppe, capitalist, r. 906 Filbert
Ortelli William, painter, r. 906 Filbert
Ortet Baptist, r. 810 Montgomery
Ortet Brothers (Mrs. Ernestina Ortet) cutlers, 524
Commercial
Ortet Ernestina Mrs. (Ortet Bros.) and proptr Europe
Hotel, r. 810 Montgomery
Ortet George, cutler, r. 810 Montgomery
Ortet Lucien, cutler Ortet Bros., r. 810 Montgomery
Ortiz Manuel, barber. 1920 Larkin
Orth Charles A., porter, r. 907 Twenty-fourth
Orth Henry, machinist, r. 18 First
Orth Oscar, waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Ortion Auguste (Biteau & Ortion) r. 235 Montgomery
Av
Ortion Emile, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 317 Stockton
Ortley Erick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ortmann John F., capitalist, r. NW cor Pine and
Scott
Ortner John P., tailor, r. 25 J4 Oak, rear
Orton Collins E. (Williams & Orton) r. 2621 Bush
Orton Peter, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Manitoba
nr Tombigbee
Orton Richard H.. adjutant-general National
Guard of California, 419 California, room 12, r.
Oakland
Orvis Henry P., journalist, office 411 California
Osboru Ambrose A., r. 132 Church
Osborn Clement, mining secretary, r. 822 Post
Osboru Corra M. (Neville & Co.) r. 1903 Twenty-first
Osborn Edward, draftsman, r. 1420 Bush
Osborn Edward E., solicitor patents, 224 Sansome
Osborn Frank F. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2430 Pine
Osborn Franklin, surveyor Charles S. Tilton, r. 634 J^
Broadway
Osborn Frederick A., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.
Santa Clara
Osborn George, laborer, r. 317 Third
Osborn George, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Osborn George W. , office 40-41 Nevada Block, r.
414 Larkin
Osborn George W. Jr., attorney at law, 40-41
Nevada Block, r. 414 Larkin
Osborn George W. S., manager collection dept William
S. Dnncombe & Co., r. 2810J4 Pine
THE BEST?
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
ik
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
rHE BANCROFT COMPANY
•721
MARKET ST.
TTIK I.KADTNO
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
OSB
923
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Oiborn Homer E., general agent American Surety
Co., 429 CaliforQia, r. Alameda
Oaborn liainartine, mlDlog secretary, 29 Nevada
Block, r. H22 Post
Osborn M. E., with Ridiugton & Co., r. 712 Sutter
Oaborn R. F. & Co. (Robert F. 0.-<born) Import-
ers and dealers cabinet, piano and upholstererk'
hardware, ".ll Market
Osborn Robert F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. Santa Clara
Osborn Robert F., clerk Oaborn & Alexander, r. Ala-
meda
Osborn Russell W., cashier Brown, Craig & Co., r.
170V Geaiy
Osborn Thomas F. (Neville & Co ) r. Portland, Or
Osborn Thomas W., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 181154
Stockton
Osborn William S., laborer, r. 317 Third
OSBORN & ALEXANDER
(Frank F. Osborn ami George W. Alex-
ander) importer;) and dealers hard-
ware, mechanics' tool.s, foot and steam
po^ver machinery, bicycles, tricycles,
etc., hardware department, 628 Mar-
ket, bicycle department, riding school
and repair shop I 3 1-3 Post
Osborne Darragh J., draftsman, 119 California, room
U. T. 715 Eddy
Osborne D. M. «fe Co. (Auburn N. Y.) Otis M.
Goddard manager, reapers, mi^wers and self-bind-
ing harvesters, Bluxome bet Fifth and Sixth
Osborne Edward H., advertising solicitor Alta.r. Oak-
land
Osborne George, vamisher, r. 305 Fifth
Osborne George F., compositor Grocer and Country
Merchant, r. North Temescal
Osborne George H., carpenter, r. 26 Laskie
Osborne Henry, engineer, r. 19 Tehama
Osborne J., conductor Market St. RR.
Osborne James W., gentleman's nurse, r. 1725 Lea-
venworth
Osborne Oakley B., clerk Alta California, r. Oakland
Osborne Thomas H., carriage painter Larkins & Co.,
19 Tehama
Osborne William M., collector Alta California, r. Oak-
land
Osbourne Thomas H.. cook, r. 130 Perry
Osburn Charles H., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 1708 Baker
0^ Osburn. See Osborn, Osborne and Osbourne
Osenbrok L., laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana and
Maryland
Osgood Adeline B., widow, r. 906 Church
Osgood Alonzo E., cardriver, r. 3U>i Ritch
Osgood .\rcher, carriage painter H. M. Black, r. 413M
Franklin
Osgood Charles E., artificial stoneworker, r. 906
Church
Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 2424
Fillmore
Osgood H. Augustus, stampmaker 8. H. Sheplar &
Co.. r. 522 Capp
Osgood Hosea. solicitor Brown, Ciaig & Co., r. 430
Valley
Osgood .James P.. painter S. M. Hills, r. California
Av opp Bryant, B. H.
Osgood Leander G., stationery, 1125 Valencia, r. 906
Church
Osgood Porter, flour packer Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 1911 Broderick
Osgood R. W. Mrs., widow, r. 515 Post
Oiiljon .John, waiter V. Caraman, r. 1211 Polk
Oslo A. M., cabinetmaker, r. 21 H Dehone
Otdrls Elmo, salesman, r. 53 Silver
Osier Martin L., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co., r. 2076 .Market
Osman Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 1535 Mission
Osmandxen Oscar, seaman, r. 263 East
A<
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?9
KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, 8i J. SLOANE & CO,
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Osment Thomas M., attorney at law. 310 Pine
44-46, r. Hotel PleasHUton
Osmer August A., r. 925 WaHliington
Osnier GeorKe, clerk L. F. Polder, r. 028 Washington
Osmer & Co. (Charles Osnurs, John O. W. Schulte
and Herman H. W. Stroecker) wines and liquorJ,
NW cor East and Folsom and NW cor Firnt and
Brannan
Osmer ^- Co. (Charles Osmers, .John G. W. Schulte,
Herman H. W. Stroecker and George F. Hane-
ksmpl liquor saloon, S\V cor Third and Berry
Osmers Charles (Osmer & Co. and Osmers & Co.) r.63
Thirteenth
Osmers Herman (Osmers .t Co.) r. RJ Thirteenth
Osmers & Co. (Charles Osmers. John G.W. Schulte,
Herman H. W. Stroecker and Herman Osmers)
wines and liquors, NW cor Spe^r and Bryant
Osmond James, carpenter, r. 54 8.«cramento
Osmonson William, engineer, r. 1812 Union
Ososke Isaac, livestock dealer and wholesale butcher,
r. 1312 Folsom
Ososke Marcus, butcher. .328 Fifth, r. 217 J4 Clara
Oster Frederick, porter Berton & Lepori, r. 1313 Fil- I
bert
Oster George W., deputy Tax Collector, r. 1313 Fil-
bert
Oster Henry, blacksmith, r. 164 Perry
Oster Joseph F., carpenter, r. 1313 Filbert
Oster Paul, druggist, r. 1410 Taylor
Oster Peter H., teamster, r. 1313 Filbert
Osterberg Frederick, coppersmith Charles W. Smith,
r. 12 Miller PI
Osterdehl Oscar, bartender John Halin, r. 116 Mont-
gomery Av
Osterhoudt Matthew S., commercial traveler, r. 305
Sixth
Osterhout 8., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P. Co.,
r. 116 Turk
Osterlich Maraaret. saleslady, r. 609 Pine
Osterloh Adolph, watchmaker, 552 Washington, r. 217
Capp
Osterloh Francis, brass finisher, r. 946 Mission
Osterloh H., musician, r. 27 Moss
Osterloh Henry, mnfr cigars. 504 X Sixth
Osterloh Henry, commission merchant and dealer
salt, 37 Commercial, r. 34 Perry
Osterman Klias, packer Solomon Zekind, r. 823 Eddy
Osterman George, laborer, r. NW cor Pennsylvania
Av and Nevada
Osterman Monroe, bookkeeper M. Levy ft Co., r. 226
Stockton
Osterman, Rehfisch & Co. (William Osterman, Simon
Judah and Paul Rehfisch) boots and shoes, 113
Sansome
Osterman William (Osterman, Rehfisch fc Co.) r. 121
Montgomery
Osterwslt C, clerk, r. 37 Second
Osthelmer Conrad J., assistant bookkeeper Mlctaal-
itsrhke Bros, fc Co., r. 705 Greenwich
Ostheimer John, gardener, r. 705 Greenwich
Osthnff Charles G, stilrbullder, r. NW cor Twenty-
second and Alabama
Osthotr Henry W.,Hign painter T.ongley ft Johnson, r.
cor Twentv-necond and Alabama
Osthoff John H. Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors,
.S'E cor Alabama and Twenty second
Ostlund Charltis, liquor snloon, lOH Berry
Ostorero M., machinist Peter F. (lore, r. 718 Broad-
wav
Ostrander Daniel, foreman L. Ph. Bolander. r. 25
Johnston Av
Ostrander Henry C, cigarmaker J. W. Bbaeffer ft Co.,
r. 9:t6 Howard
OHtraiider James, carpenter, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
Ostraniler John, nischlniKt Talt ft Halnque, r. 6 St.
R<|
Av
Ostrander Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 St. Roso'd Av
Ostninder Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 St. Rose's Av
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(NAN FKAWriNCO. (Al..
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r«»R iiAxn. wi:xi>->iiL.i^ a>i> power.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STBEET
Ostraiidfr Piter M., niacLiuist, r. 'Ml Minna
Ostrander Stephen, Balesinan. r. 11 Montgomery
Ostrauder \V. H. & Co. (Willis H.Ostrander aud Julius
I H. Walleustein) mauufactun-rB' agents, 120 Sut-
i ter, rooms 75-76
I Ostrauder William W., bookkeeper Halsted & Co., r.
13J Sixth •
j Ostrauder Willis H. (W. H. Ostrander & Co.) r. Kuss
House
Ostrom Charles, steward stmr Aurora
Ostroska Aaron, traveling salesman, r. 2220 Post
Ostroski Samuel, capitalist, 215 Sansome, room5, r.
The Baldwin
! Ostrowski C. Mrs., -widow, r. 163^ Harriet
; Ostrowski diaries, laborer, r. 316 Folsom
t Ostrowski Frank, plumber, r. 724^:^ Clementina
Ostrowski Vincent, cabinetmaker, r. 28 Russ
Ostwaldt Henry, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. Ull
Dupont
Oswald Charles, cutter Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 334
Golden Gate Av
Oswald Christopher, bartender, r. 763 Howard
Oswald Henry, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Oswald Henry W., bookkeeper Bigley, Hope & Co., r.
1919 Broadway
Oswald John, boilermaker Hamilton & Leach, r. 137
Dolores
Oswald John, butcher R. J. Heckman.r. 1078 Howard
Oswald John A. (Oswald & Co.) r. 1018 Clay
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 1145
Seventeenth
Oswald Thomas, tailor, r. 710 Washington
Oswald William, butcher, 1012 Pacific
Oswald & Co. (John A. Oswald and Paul Tishler)
liquor saloon. 634 Clay
Otago Gavino, barber H. Glassman, r. 826 Broadway
Otersen H.. dealer wines, liquors and cigars, 35
Post. r. 310 Stockton
Otis A. H., cigars and tobacco, 30 California, r. Oak-
land
Otis Charles, lather, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Otis Charles W.. proof reader Call, r. .521 Turk
Otis Frank, attorney at law, 303 California, r. Ala-
meda
Otis Frank, seaman, r. 566 Folsom
Otis James, clerk Horace Davis & Co., r. 1900 Wash-
ington
Otis James Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Franklin and
Washington
Otis James J., waiter, r. 648 Howard
Otis S. Mrs., r. 145 Ellis
Otis Stephen (Otis & Co.) r. 2121 Larkin
O is William A., candies and fruits, 12293^ Market
Otis & Co. (Stephen Otis) stockbrokers, 318 Montgom-
ery
Uil ALKjUoi L. manufacturing
jeweler and cliamond setter, 13 Trin-
ity, r. East Berkeley
Ott Charles, compositor Chronicle, r. 616 Ellis
Ott Franz, tailor, 820 Jackson
Ott Fridolin, watchmaker John Heizman, r. 1039
Twenty-fourth
Ott Herman (John Ott & Son) r. 15153^ Powell
Ott J. George, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1320
Jones
Ott John (John Ott & Son) r. 1515 J^ Powell
Ott John, bricklayer, r. 141 Rose Av
Ott John Jr., candymaker H. Pfenninger & Co., r. 141
Rose Av
Ott John F. (Rvan & Ott) r. 641 Broadway
Ott John S.. butcher, NE cor Pierce and Eddy, r. 1724
Eddy
Ott John W., pilot, oflce 506 Battery, room 9, r. 15
Glover
Ott John & Son (John and Herman) tailors, 15153^
Powell
Ott Joseph, baker, r. 763 Howard
Ott Max, r. 425 Sixth
Ott Maximilian, tanner Herman Royer, r. 25 Ringold
Ott Michael G., engraver Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,
141 Rose Av
Ott Nicholas, drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 726
Harrison
Ottei) Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor Geary
and Cook
Otten Clans, groceries and liquors, 1429 Octavia, r.
1501 Post
Otten Claus, cellarman Kohler & Frohling. r. 320
Grant Av
Otten Henry J., teamster, r. 1214 Bryant
Otten John, groceries and liquors, 1632 Golden Gate
Av
Otten Peter, teamster, r. 1202 Kearny
Ottenberg Jonas, barber and baths, 319 Sansome, r.
1538 Washington
Ottenheimer Aithur W., traveling salesman S.
Rosenstock >^c Co., r. 906 Geary
Ottenheimer Henry J., clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 906
Geary
Ottenheimer Martin C, bookkeeper Wangenheim,
Sternheim & Co., r. 906 Geary
Ottenheimer Milton S., salesman A. Hirsbman, r. 906
Geary
Ottenheimer William, r. 906 Geary
Otterbeck C. L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Otterbeck Elias E., house mover, r. 126 Gilbert, rear
Otterson Charles, laborer, r. 2 Olive Court
Otterstedt Frederick (William Fahrenkrug & Co.) r.
8i^Lanj,'ton
Ottignou Lucy P., widow, r. 1724 Stevenson
Ottill A., cook, r. 606 Fourth
Ottinger Adolph (Worth & Ottinger) r. 110 Eddy
Otto Antone F., cigar manufacturers' supplies, 405
Front, r. 1028 Folsom
Otto August C. D., tailor, r. 429 O'Farrell
Otto Charles, steward stmr City of Topeka
Otto Constance, widow, r. 2423 Washington
Otto Ernst A., artist, 81 St. Ann's Bldg
Otto Frank, shoemaker, r. 1715 Dupont
Otto Frank, waiter Palace Hotel
Otto George, gardener A. Sutro, r. Sutro Heights
Otto G. Walther, physician, 526 Pacific
Otto Henry, baker, r. cor Mason and Union
Otto Herman, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Otto Herman, merchant, r. 612 Church
Otto Joseph S., clerk John J. Lasch, r. 1633 Mission
Otto Louis H., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
506 Minna
Otto M. Mis., ladies' nurse, r. 331 Turk
Otto Richard, machinist, and assistant foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, r. 1210 Pacific
Otto Richard, photograph gallery, 10 Sixth, r. 1328
SHnchez
Otto Robert, electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r. 6103^
Hayes
Otto W. H., brakemau S. P. Co., r. Stanford Hotel
Otto William F., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 5, r.
1820 Pest
Ottoni Chris., clerk F. W. Richers, r. 604 Eddy
Ottoman Nathan M., shoefitter, r. 2307 Fillmore
Ottson Charles F., laborer, r. 2 Olive Court
Ottson George W., laborer, r. 2 Olive Court
Ottwell A. D., engineer Cal. Bridge Co., r. Oakland
Oudet Mary Mme., French laundry, 1330 )« Pacific
Ouellette Louis, liquor saloon, 1201 Golden Gate Av
Oughiu James P., blacksmith, r. 2827 Howard
Oughin John C, r. 2H27 Howard
Oughin Michael, capitalist, r. 2827 Howard
Ouimet Louis H., bookkeeper Thomas Lancaster, r.
1611 Golden Gate Av
Oulif Alexis, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 323 Geary
Oulif Blanche, French millinery, 748 Market, r. 323
Geary
OuUahan Dennis J. (Oullahan & Grady) r. Occidental
Hotel
LOWEST PKIOES.
riNE GOODS.
LARGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPAD HABASZTHY & CO.
■( WASHINGTON ST-
Hrodiicera of (he only
NATUHAT, CHAMPAGNF
OUL
tOnllahan <& Grady (Dennis J. Oullaban »nd
John H. Giady) real estate agents and rent col-
lectors, 12 Montgomery, rooms 1-2
Oulsnam T. H., salesman J. J. O'Brien i Co., r. Lorin,
Alameda County
Oulton George (Pacific Distilling Co.) r. Bouldin
Island
Oulton Milledge, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1128 Bryant
Our Lady of Mercy's School, adjoining St. Miiry's
Hospital, NW cor First and Bryant
Our Savior's .Scandinavian Evangelical
Ltutlieran C'liurch, Rev. Ole Oroensberg pas-
tor, Howard bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
lOurblin Louis B.. book aR.nt, r. 42U Greenwich
Ousset .John, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 12
Adele Alley
Ousset Mary, widow, r. 12 Adele Alley
Outsen Hana lOutsen & Bruns) r. IIC Waller
Outsen fc Bruns (Hans Outsen and J. C. C. Bruns)
proptrs Monitor Mills. 317-319 Howard
Ovaitt Marcus H., assistant lighthouse keeper Point
Bonita
lOvetis .James, driver C. B. Rode .t Co., r. 136 Freelon
Ovens Thomas, with S. P. C. RR., r. 2r,3 Enst
Ovens William, drayman, r. 132 Henry
Over Andrew R., bookkeeper J. W. H. Campbell, r.
342 Fremont
Overacre Edward B., clerk, r. 630 Golden Gate Av
Overacre Homer, driver, r. 2.51 Clementina
(Overacre Peter I., manufacturers' apent, 123 Califor-
I nia, r. 630 Golden Gate Av
Overend Alfred, printer, r. 10 Franklin
Overend Annie, matron City and County Hospital
Overend Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Franklin
lOverfehlt Cliarles, shoecutter, r. .516 Greenwich
Overpaard S. K., salesman, r. 617 Geary
pverheiser Stephen, salesman, r. 1512 Baker
lOvrholser Albert, butcher, r 2450 Howard
Overholtzer Charles R., bookkeeper Field & Stone, r.
1806 Green
Overland Baggage Office S. P. Co., foot
DVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO.
Harrison W. Mitchell president, office
freijfht depot S. P. Co., X s King bet
I Fourth and Fifth, warehouses and
stables Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth,
branch office, 25 California
Overland House, M. A. LevinKston proptr. 631-533
' Sa<-rBnieiito
OVERLAND MONTHLY
I Overland Monthly Publishing^ Co.
publishers, 420 Montgomery
Overland Monthly Publishint; Co., John H.
Boalt president, Irving M. Scott vice-president,
CharleK H. Shinn manager. 420 Montgomery
Overland Packing Co. (N. Pardini and Oscar
Jeanson) manufacturers hermetically sealed
goods. 912-014 Battery
Overland Warehouse, E. Newland & Co. proptrs, NE
cor Townsend and Third
Overman Jane, widow, r. 1014 Twenty-second
Overman Silver Mining Co., George D. Ed-
wards secretary, 414 California
Overman Theresa Mrs., r. 1725 Market
Ovrmohle Bernard, plater Budgear i Shepman, r.
4M Dodge PI
Oversti cet William F., compositor Bulletin, r. 10
Ash Av
Overstreet William L., gilder Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
10 Ash Av
Overton Charles P., secretary McCoUsm Fish-
ing and Trading Co., 205 Front, r. 1414 Geary
Overton Ellas P., carpenter, 212 Pacific, r. 1414
Geary
Overton Robert H., r. 1414 Geary
925 OWE
W. fl SLOANE & CO.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
shlng and Trad-
Overton Vict
Ing Cor, 1
Overton Walter H.
G., with McCollam
414 Geary
'" W. D. Valentine & Co.)
Oviatt Minnie Miss, artist, r. .515 Post
Oweger Frank, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,r.512
Fourth
Owen Annie E. Mrs., teacher Clement Qrammar
School, r. 410 Geary
Owen Arthur 0., r. 802 Montgomery
Owen Christian O., dairyman, r. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Owen D. C, superintendent registry department
Po.st Office, r. Oakland
Owen Edward T., barber Alexander Fischer, r. 023
Montgomery
Owen Fr^nk C, stage carpenter, r. 127 Kearny
Owen Huu'h J., aicouutaut Price's Assay Otfice, r.
1838 O'Farrell
Owen James, tailor, r. 1607)4 Folsom
Owen J. J., editor and manager Golden Gate, office
734 Montgomery, r. I11I6 Union
Owen John, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
Owen Mary Mrs., r. 668 Clementina
Owen S. A., draftsman Byron Ja- kson, r. Berkeley
Owen Samuel G., capitalist, r. 622 Polk
Owen Soren C, tailor, 420 Fourth, r. W s Mission
Road nr Niagara
Owen Thomas, engineer, r. 21 Cedar Av
Owens Albert, boilermaker, r. 113 Natoma
Owens Arthur, jeweler, r. 516 Eddy
Owfns Daniel, gripman Market St. RR., r. 313 Union
Owens Daniel, gasfiiterCal. Gas Fixture Co., r. 436)4
Clementina
Owens E. D., machineband Mechanics Mill, r. 2421
Sutter
Owens Edward, r. 606 Montgomery
Owens Edward, deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
1.585 Turk
Owens Edward M., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 436)^ Clementina
Owens Elizabeth Mis., proptr Webb House. .37 Second
Owens George H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 908
Lyon
Owens Henry C, clerk Henry Coubrough k Co., r.
516 Eddy
Owens I. B. (H. Huddleston .t Co.) r. 114 Devlsadero
Owens J., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Owens J., engln. er Paij. Gas Imp. Co.
Owens James, assistant engineer Spring Valley W.W.
r. 620 Lombard
Owens James, laborer, r. 313 Union
Owens .lames, molder Pac. Iron Works
Owens Jmes, pantryman American Exchange Hotel,
r. 1151 Howard
Owens James, ship builder, r. E s Illinoia bet Naps
and Shasta
Owens James Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1161 How-
ard
Owen James P., clerk J. Morton & Co., r. 19 Weat
Mission
Owens James V. (Fitzpatrick & Owens) r. 36 Fourth
Owens Jeremiah, clerk, r. 313 I'nion
Owens John, patternmaker, r. 1(M)8 Twenty. first
Owens John, millwr'ght, r. 666 Howard
Owens John, wool sorter, r. 608 Sixth
Owens John A., laborer, r. 429 Fourth
Owens Jolin B., lamps etc., 24 Hay.s, r. Ill Hayes
Owens John C. clerk Cluff Bros., r. 340 Oak
Owens John E., pressman Joseph Winterburn & Co.,
r. Point Lobos bet Second and ThInI Avs
Owens John J., messenger Custom House, r. 1110
Pierce
Owens John K., bookkeeper George W. Glbba k Co.,
r. Alameda
Owens Leu D. (Owens * Barflett) r. 706 Van Ness At
Owens Margaret, widow, r. 64 Jessie
Owens Mary, widow, r. 20 Scott PI
EADING ITPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYl
.S.tK rK.4KCIN('0. CAMm
tA»H ATHUKt.KM. CAI«.
■MIRTI.AND. OR.
PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
'SPKCIAI^" In n Brand •peelally
put up for tliln 9Inrlt«t.
OWE
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTUKKBS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
T I 3Nr -w .ia. It ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Owens Michael, r. 607 Ptne
Owens Miles G., messengerWakelee&Co., r. 37
Owens Nellie M., teacher Girls' High School, r. 614
Sutter
Owens O. Roberts, grain weigher, r.34 Lapidge
Owens Oscar, machinist, r. 1539 Eddy
Owens Owen, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Owens Ow.'u T., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 713
McAllister
Owens P. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Minna
Owens Patrick, canvasser, r. 305 Day
Owens Patrick, hostler Omnibus RB.. r. 255 Clemen-
tins
Owens Patrick, teamster, r. 73 West Mission
Owens Peter, r. 2619 Sutter
Owens Peter, painter S. M. Hills, r. 1420 Broadway
Oweus Peter J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 309
Minna
Owens Richard, driver City RR., r. 516 Valencia
Owens Richard B., r. 37 Second
Owens Thomas, deckhand stmr Garden City, r. 235
East
Owens Thomas, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Owens Thomas, helper A. Muir, r. 820 Green
Owens Thomas, laborer, r. 117 Julian Av
Owens Thomas, laborer, r. Sumatra nr Platte
Owens T. J., conductor Sutter St. RB.
Owens William, fireman stmr Colima
Owens William, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1533
Geary
Owens William, teamster, 219 Front, r. 813 Folsom
Owens William W., clerk William H. Richardson, r.
2276 Market
OWENS &BARTLETT,i»»D.
Ovrens and E. C. Barllett) agents .^tna
Mineral Springs of Napa Co., 513 Mont-
gomery
8^ Owens. See Owen
Owles Jnhn G., merchant, r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Owner H. E., salesman, r. 215 Jones
Owre Lawrence, peddler, r. 127 Morris Av
Owyhee Mining Co. (Elk Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Oxley Arthur W., bookkeeper Palmer & Rey. r. Ber-
kelt'y
Oxley David, boiler maker, r. 974 Folsom
Oxton Estelle, domestic, 2424 Fillmore
Oyster Joseph S.. first lieutenSnt 1st Artillery, V. S.
A.. Quartermaster, Presidio
Oysterberg C, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Ozark House, 805^ Market
Ozias 0. W., clerk Quade & Straut
Ozouf Adolph P.. salesman H. W. Burmeister, r. 128
Ninth
Ozouf Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 116 Ninth
P. and P. Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co.. Nev.)
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Pac John J., r. .'524 Union
JP Au£l (j 11 All L h b chronometer
and %vatchmaker, 418 Battery, r. lOlS
Jackson
Pace James D., capitalist, 34 Nevada Block, r. 312
Van Ness Av
Pace Thomas, porter, r. 260 Minna
Pacheco Joseph, barber Jacinto I. Lopez
Pacheco J. R. Mrs., r. 1223 Green
Pacheco Louis, bartender M. Thomson
Pacheco Manuel A., barber, 266 First
Pacheco Paul, teamster Bender Bros., r. 624 Fourth
Pacific Advertising Bureau, Palmer & Rey
proprietors, 405-407 Sansome
Pacific and Atlantic Kail^vay Co., C. G.
Cutter president, 328 Montgomery, room 17
Pacific \xle Co., John T. McCrossou president,
William Hendry secretary. 213 Mission
rACIF 10 BANK R. H. McDonald
pre.sideiit, NW cor 8ansoiue and Pine
Pacific Bell Teleplione Co., John I. Sabin
superintendent, general office 323 Pine, branch
offices 948 Mission, cor Mission and Twentieth,
C.P.RR.Bldg, room 16, cor Calltorula and Fill-
more, NW cor Sutter and Hyde, and Butcher-
town
Pacific Bone Coal and Fertilizing Co., Abraham Hsad
manager, San Bruno Road nr Six Mile House,
office 108 Davis
Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda Co., F. M. Smith presi-
dent. A. H. Clough secretary, office 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 11-12
Pacific Box Factory, Myers & Racouillat pro-
prietors, W s Ninth nr Harrison
Pacific Bre'wery, Fortmann & Co. proprietors,
267-269 Tehama and 266 Clementina
Pacific Bridge Co., Richard W. Gorrill president,
c'ffice 4 California
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
T. A. Robinson president, 330 Post
Pacific Business College Review (monthly) 320 Post
Pacific Cable Construction Co., J. M. Thompson pres-
ident and general manager, Philip Oppenhelm
secretary, 258 Market
Pacific Cable Railway Co., A. S. Hallidie
president, Charles F. Crocker vice-president, J.
L. Willcutt secretary, office 329 Market
Pacific Can Co., John Lee president, Sidney M. Smith,
vice-president, Alfred D. Cutler secretary and
treasurer, 1158 Harrison
PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.
Oliver Hinkley superintendent, ofllcea
aOO Sutter, and Baldwin Hotel, busi-
ness ofHce 11 Po-well, telephone 1950
PACIFIC CASKET CO.
William P. Dougherty president, D. H.
Macdonald vice-president, A. D. Lock-
wood secretary and treasurer, 575
Mission and 317 Spear
Pacific Chemical Works, Henry G. Hanks pro-
prietor, 718 Montgomery
Pacific Churchman (semi-monthly) William H. H.
Tobey publisher, 605 Montgomery
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, J.
Spaulding k Co. proprietors. 353-357 Tehama
Pacific Club, rooms NE cor Post and Grant Av
Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic As-
sociation, office 318 Pine, room 26
Pacific Coast Association of Stationary Engineers,
Alexander McConnell secretary, 1358 Market
Pacific Coast Automatic Portable Gas Co. The, Ed-
ward Webb president, J. C. Susenbeth secretary,
411 California
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Assn., E. S. Culver secre-
tary, 313 Bush, third floor
Pacific Coast Land Bureau, Wendell Easton
president, George W. Frink vice-president, F. B.
Wilde secretary, T. Ellsworth manager, 618 Mar-
ket,
Pacific Coast Brush Co. (Isaac L. David) dealers
brushes, brooms, etc., 626 Mission
Pacific Coast Bureau of Education, Mrs. May L.
Cheney manager, 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS AGENCY
IMMIGRATION AND EMPLOYMENT
BUREAIJ, James B. Wilson secretary,
633 Clay
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
I.ICK. HOUSE BLOCK.
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of HartM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
fHE BANCROFT COMPANY
«.Tk?tV; MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
GREAT PIANISTS.
PAC
927
PAC
Pacific Coast Children's Carriase WorkB, Edward
Falkingham proptr, Sixteeuth bet Folsom and
Harrison
Pacific Coast Commercial Record, Anthony Rellly
editor, 404 Sansome
Pacific Coast Co-operative Cigar Manufacturing Co.,
S. B. Caldwell president, Ht-nry Knobel secre-
tary, 304 Battery
PaciHc Coast Dredeinff and Reclamation
Co., John Hackett manager, office 40 California
Pacific Coast Electrical Construction Co., Adolph
Weske president, Jameti S. Meaburu secretary, A.
H. Emery manaser, Gustave Wiese electrician,
203 Fremont
Pacific Coast Fire and Water Proof Paint Co., H. C.
Henderson superintendent, office 121 Market
Pacific Coast Gas Regulitor Co., H. L. Harris and J.
R. Weeks joint managers, 138f) Market
Pacific Coast Holiness A.s8ociation, George
N.wton chairman, W. S. Bryant secretary, H.
W. Stowe treasurer. 607 California
Pacific Coast Hotel Regrister Co., Hicks &
Judd proprietors, Charles D. Hines general agent,
23 First
Pacific Coast Jersey Cattle Club, John W. Coleman
president, 405 California
Pacific Coast Marine Firemen's Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Pacific Coast Metaphysical Co., Mrs. Sadie
E. Gone manager, 6 Turk
Pacific Coast Oil Co., Edward Wheaton secre-
tary, 13 Pine
Pacific Coast Packing Co. (Ferndale, Eel River) Cut-
ting Packing Co. agents, 19 Main
Pacific Coast Postal Index (monthly) Macondray
Bros, proptrs, 628 Montgomery, room 81
Pacific Coast Rail-^vny Co.. George C. Perkins
president, office 10 Market
Pacific Coast Ship OAvners' Association,
Frank E. Preble secretary. Pier 3 Steuart
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Charles Goodall
president. George C. Perkins vice-president. Ed-
win Ooodall secretary, Goodall. Perkins & Co.
treasurers and general agents, office 10 Market,
ticket office 214 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's Store, James
Pritchard port steward, NE cor Broadway and
Front
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's Wharf, foot
Broadway
Pacific Coast Sugar Co., Charles A. Grow secretary,
office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Pacific Collection'Co., Julius Blumenthal man-
ager, 528 California, room 3
Pacinc Color Works, Sullivan, Kelly k Co. pro-
priptoi 8. 821 Battery, office 112-114 California
Pacific Cong^ress Sprin^fs Depot, Bliven &
Lewis proprietors, liii New Montgomery
Pacific Consolidated Paste Co. (Ravenna, Ghirardelli
& Co.) mufrs macaroni, vermicelli, Italian paste,
etc., 421-423 Battery
Pacific Construction Co., J. M. Thompson president,
E. I. Parsons secretary. 2 '8 Market
PACIFIC COPPEE WORKS
Liiidwif; Wai^ner proprietor, 563 Mis-
sion
Pacific Cordage Co., William C. Gibbs secretary, 303
California, room 18
Pacific Coursing Club, 539 California
Pacific Dispensary and Children's Hospital and
Training School for Nurses, 3700 California
Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children. Mrs. J.
F. Merrill corresponding secretary, 1010 Mis-
sion
Pacific Dlstilline: Co. (Henry Voorman, George
Oulton and Louis E. J. Schultz) works cor Pierce
and Chestnut, office 506 Battery
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J, SLOANE & CO,
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Pacific Rdncntional Journal, J. B. McChes- '
ney editor. 012 Clay
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.
Dr. An<lr<>» T. Slierwixxl vl(«— prt-ai
dent and iniina^er, K/.ru B. liiillock
secretary, niunufucturers electric belt*,
electric supporters, trusses, etc., 408
Stockton
PaciHc Klectric Motor Co., O. W. Nordwell
president, C. Sproat secretary, M. J. Kern treas-
urer, 12 Annie I
Pacific Electrical Stora^ire Co., George S.
Ladd president. James Armstrong secretary and |
treasurer, 323 Pine |
Pacific Electro Depositinir Works, office 35 1
Market
Pacific Exchange Hotel, Charles Bolting proprietor, '
825 Battery
Pacific Express Co., J. A. Sanborn agent, 29
New Montgomery i
Pacific Free Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors, NW cor Front and Broadway
Pacific Fringe Factory, Auerbach & Thompson !
proptrs, 751 Market |
Pacific Fruit Co., Alfred D. Cutler president,
E. J. Root vice-president, Charles Justi manager,
dealers green and dried fruits, 316-318 Washing-
ton f
Pacific Gas Improvement Co. f lessee Central
Gas Light Co.) Albert Miller president. J. M.
Livingston secretary, office 8W cor Stevenson and
Annie, works cor Fillmore snd Bay, and cor Third
and TowBsend j
Pacific Gas Saving Co., R. 8. T. Lee president, H. H. 1
Woodruff secretary, 108 Eddy
Pacific Glass Cutting;, Stainlnj;, Emboss-
ing and DesiiTiiin^ Works, .lohii Mallon
proprietor, 19 Fremont and 1213-121.') Howard
Pacific Glove Works, H. & L. Block proptrs, I»-ll San-
some
Pacific Glue and Soap Factory. William H. Codington
proptr, Teneriffe. bet .\delp and Strtngbam
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MANDPACTURING
CO., inaniifuct iirerM Iinpt-rial St<ive
Poll.sh, Perfection Axle Grease, foun-
dry facin^fs, etc., factory Pot rero, Jan.
O. Rountree & Sons assents, 117-119
California
PaciHc Hardware Co., George P. Thurston presi-
dent. C. H. Morgan secretary and treasurer, 934
Mission 1
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society,
Leo Eloesser secretary, George Braham superin-
tendent, t'lOO Devisadero
Pacific Heights School, Miss H. Cooke principal, Ns
Jackson bet Filltnore and Webster
Pacific Herald of Holiness, George Newton
editor, 607 (^HJif'irnia
Pacific HointB(>i)athlc Dispensary, "34 Vallejo
Pacific Hontteopathic Pharmacy, Dr. F. Kil-
ler Jr. projtrii-tor, 33 Oratit Av
Pacific Improvement Co., J. H. Strobridgo
president. Frank S. Doufy secretary, NE cor
Fourtli and Townseiid. room 4
Pacific Ink Factory, Schwahacher k Salts pro-
prietors. 617-621 Brannan. offl.-e 120 Front
Pacific Insurance Co. (of New York) Uolla V.
Watt general agint. office 317 (!nlif>rnl8
Pacific Insurance Union, Alfred Sllllman gen-
eral manai/er, .307 Sansomo
Pacific Investment Association, Alexander
Markay president. Rollo V. Watt secretary, 317
California
Pacific Iron and Nail Co.. C. William Wright general
munager. !) Beale
Pacific Iron Lath, P. S. Wagner manager. 147 Beale
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Af^eiit,
51 U California. Street.
PAC
928
PAC
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
EXar.TSH AND AMKUTCAN
Eiic»ii!ttli', Uluzed ikiid Plain.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Pacific Iron Worlts, Rankin, Bray ton & Co. pro.
prieti>rs. \11 First
PACIFIC IRON YARD e,..,,.
Biirnstiite proprietor, ■\vlioIesiile dealer
scrap iron, 235-337 and 403-4:05 Spear
PaciKc Jovelrj- Co., Newman & Samuel pro-
pri( tors. 17-19 Battery
Pacific Kennel Club, James E. Watson secretary and
treasurer, 516 Sacramento
PaciQc Lamp and Reflector Factory, E.
Boesch & Cu. prop:ietors, 585 Mi.^sion
Pacific Land Investment Co., James G. Fair president,
C. S. Neal secretary, office 230 Montgomery
Pacific liaundry, Anthony N.Wahler proprietor,
office 775 Market
Pacific Lig-liting: Co., J. M. Liyingston presi-
dent, W. B. Cliue secretary, SW cor Annie and
Stevenson
Pacific Loan Association, L. L. Dennery secre-
tary, 423 California
Pacific Lodging House, Henry Greaves proptr, 209
Leidesdorflf
Pacific Lumber Co., E. L. Allen secretary and agent,
office i California, room 4
Pacific Limnberman and Contractor (weekly)
H D. Peet business manager, W. L. Peet editor,
411 M CaHfornia
Pacific Mail Steanisliip Co., office cor First
and Brannan, Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202
Market and 3 Pine
Pacific Mai] SteamsUip Co's TVliarf, cor
Brannan and First
PACIFIC MANUFACTnRINS GO,
George P. Tlinrston president, man-
nfactnrers bnrinl caskets and tUe
CELKBRATED CYCLONE WIXDMILL,
934-V«36 Mission, factory Sant.a Clara
(see advertisement Inside Ijack cover)
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal and Western
Lancet. Dr. W. S. Whitwoll editor, 4i)l San-orae
PACIFIC METAL WORKS
F. B. Morro^v president, John S, Reese
manajrer, manufacturers Babbitt, sol-
der, tin, copper, zinc, antimony, etc.,
141-14 3 First
PACIFIC inraAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF CALIFORNIA, George A. Moore
presidents J. N. Patton secretary, 418
California
Pacific Nursei-y, Frederick Ludemann proprietor,
NW cor Baker nnd Lombard
Pacific Oil and Lead "Works, X s King bet
Second and Third, Kittle & Co. agents, office 202
California
PACIFIC OYSTER HOUSE
CUarles Raake proprietor, 914 Market
PACIFIC PAPER BOX FACTORY
Robert Bayley proprietor, 410 San-
some, cor Commercial
PACIFIC PAPER CO.
Smitli Bartlett president, F. W. Ains-
■\vortli secretary, dealers printing and
■wrapping papers, paper bags, t«-ines,
etc ^ 4H> Sacramento
PACIFIC PATENT AGENCY
John Dixon proprietor, St. Ann's Bldg
Pacific Paving Co., J. H. Swift pre^ilent, Wal-
lace Berk secretary, F. N. Neuval general man-
ager, bituminous rock street paveinents, office
422 Jackson
Pacific Pilote (German weekly) Frederick G. Gerhard
proptr, 1827 Howard
Pacific Pine Lumber Co., E. M. Herrlck presi-
dent, W. C. Talbot treasurer, Warren Craig stcre-
tary, G. S. Hinsdale general manager, office 12
California, branch office cor Third and Berry
Pacific Planing Mill, M|. & A. Hansen proprie-
tors. S s Berry nr Sixth
Pacific Portrait Co.. T. J. O'Brien manager, 1221 Mar-
ket
Pacific Postal Telegrapli-Cable Co., M. C.
Laven superintendent, L. W. Storror assii-tant
superintendent, executive offi<e 14-15 'Kevada
Block, niHin office NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
branch offices NW cor California and Front, junc-
tion Sutter and Market, Piilace Hotel. Baldwin
Hotel, S-uth Pacific Coast Ry. Ferry, 912 Market,
206 Market, 204 Sutter, NE cor Market and Tay-
lor and 1301 Polk
Pacific Po>ver Co., S. C. Bigelow president. Ira
Bishop superintendent, Frederick M. Pick-
ering secretary. 523 Montgomery, works SE cor
Stevenson and Ecker
Pacific Press Publishing House (Oakland) William
Saunders agent, 18 Post
Pacific Printer (monthly) Palmer & Eey publish-
ers. 405-407 Sansome
Pacific Refinery and Assay Office, F.Eeich-
ling proprietor. 404 Montgomery
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO, wnn.„
Alvord president, Charles M. Keeney
secretary, L. B. Benchley general
manager, P. Noble superintendent,
■works Potrero Point, office 30^ Market
Pacific Rubber Co., K. H. Pease Jr. and S. M.
Runyon agents, 577-579 Market
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., Whittier. Fuller &
Co. proprietors. 228-230 Beale. office SW cor Front
and Pine
Pacific Rural Press (weekly) Dewey & Co. pub.
lishers. 220 Market
Pacific Saiv Manufacturing Co., James Pat-
terson president and manager, Nathan W. Spauld-
ing vice-president, James M. Davis secretary,
manufacturers saws, planing knives, reaper and
mower sections, 17-19 Fremont
Pacific Scouring Co. (wool) George Abbot agent,
NW cor Fifth and Townsend
Pacific Shorthand Institute, G. H. Warren Stipp
manager, 809 Market
Pacific Soda Co., John Horstmann proptr, 769-775
Bryant
Pacific Soda Water Works, Breig & Schafer proptrs,
1710-1712 Folsom
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co. (William A. Clark
and Henry Black) warerooms 762 Mission
Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Palmer
Jt Rey proprietors, 405 Sansome
Pacific States Watchman (semi-monthly) 252 Market
Pacific Steam Agricultural Manufacturing Co.,
Charles A. Grow secretary, office 18-20 Phelan
Bldg
Pacific Steam Na^t-igation Co., Williams, Di-
mond -^ Co. agents, 202 Market
Pacific Steam Whaling Co., JosiahN.Knowles
manager, Edwin L. Griffith secretary, 28 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Stock Exchange Board, 316 Montgomery
Pacific Straw Vl'^orks, George A. Dean proprie-
tor, 106 Fourth
PACIFIC SURETY CO.
Wallace Everson president, John Ber-
mington vice-president, A. P. Redding
secretary, fidelity guaranteed and ac-
cident insurance, 3!28 Montgomery,
room 4, Safe Deposit Bldg
LAPcGEST STOCK Ivi 1Kj<; STATE
MEN'S FURNISHIK6 SOODS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Kanafactarers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.t
wAs^N^T?N sT.l PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
PAC
029
PAG
PACIFIC SUSPENDER CO.
(Samuel DuBfJiJjery iiiid Herman P se-
ller) maiiufactiirers suspeiider:^, Duisy
Hose Supporters, etc., ia:j Pine
Pacific Tannery, Kulluiaii, Wugner & Co. pro
prit-tors, offic<' loi! Battery
:iHc The (OonureRatioual weekly) The Publish-
ing Co. of the Pacific publishers, 7 Montgomery
Av, room 23
("aciflc Towboat Co., William M. Hawley manager,
otiiee Vallejo St. Wharf
("acific Trade and Postal Journal, John D. Robertson
publisher, 623 Commercial
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Kvan J. Coleman president, J. Henley
Smith vice-president, Thomas W, Gwin
superintendent, 110 Sutter, Telephone
No. 146
acilic Trucking Co., A. F.Conant man>iger,-21 Main
acific Underwriter The (semi-monthly) Frederick
T. Hoyt publisher, 40.5 California
acific V«ruish Works, William H. ^ orden proptr,
W 8 Nebras)ia bet Alameda and El Dorado, office
223 Sacramento
Pacific "Vinegar and Pickle Works, John L.
Koster manager, Charles J. King secretary, 415-
417 Fulton, oflice 323 Front, room 2
icifie Wall Paper Co., F. D. Seymour manager, 1314
Market
acific Wooden ware and Cooperage Co.,
woodenware factory cor Sixth and Channel,
cooper shop Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth,
office 323 Front
acific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co. proptrs,
cor Fifth and Bluxome
acific Zinc Ornament Factory, E. Boesch &
Co. proprietors, 6S6 Mission
L'k J. W., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
:ker E. N. J. Mrs., widow, r. 407 Mason
icker James, driver, r. 818 Green
cker John, r. 534 Eddy
iclier John W., teamster Samuel Brunswick, r. 1634
Golden Gate Av
ickham Robert, foreman Union Iron Works, r. SE
r Solano and Minnesota
ickham Thomas, stereotyper, r. 227 Green
ckham Thomas G., machinist Union Iron Works.
r. SE cor Solano and Minnesota
^ Packham. See Peckham
ckecher Adolph, r. 2521 Sacramento
ckscher Charles A., clerk, r. 2521 Sacramento
.ckscher Joseph, plumber and gasfitter, 2107 Fill-
more
acksher Simon, cigars and tobacco. The Bald-
win
ddington Henry, cooper, r. 510M Natoma
ddock Charles J., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
124 Twenty-first
ddock Edgar L., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
142K McAllister
ddock Ethelbert 8., salesman Levison Bros., r.
Liss House
ddock Frederick B., salesman P. F. Nolan & Sons,
r. 7H6 Stevenson
Idock Julia Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 313 Stockton
ddock Mattie, widow, r. 29 Liberty
ddock Nathan C, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.
r. Oakland
idock W. W. Mrs., r. 235 O'Farrell
Idon Abel, commission merchant, r. 1407 Folsom
Idnn William, r. 1407 Folsom
lelford M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
lelinetti Christian, clerk Boca Brewing Co., r.1023
Powell
ler Henry, mounter Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 1234
Howard
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
• ^- "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
T CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
W, & J, SLOllllE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
Padget Thomas, carpenter, r. NE cor Biy and LarkIn
Padkin John, carpenter Robinson & Gille.sple, r. 41fiH
Hyde
Padoy Alice, widow, r. 560 Olive Av
PiEhtz Gustav J., locksmith. bellhanRer and elec-
trician, 2 Summer, r. 732 Folsom
Paetzold Benjamin, locksmith and bellhanger, 1245
Mission
Pagander GuFt.ve W., clam dealer, 83 California Mar-
ket, r. 3 Kappeler Court
PaganettI Adolph. r. 425 Filbert
Paganetti Silvester, painter, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Paganini Giovanni B , r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Paganini S.. r. 1515 Dupont
Paganini William, fruits. 357 Fourth
Pagano Salvator, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Paganucci Domenico ((J. Giuctini k Co.) r. 115 Clark
Page Arthur (Page Bros.) r. San Rafael
Page A. S., liquor saloon. 49 Clay
Pa^e Automatic Fire Shutter Co. of Cali-
fornia, H. W. Severance manager and agent,
218 California
Page Benjamin Z., teamster, r. Minnesota bet Sierra
and Nevada
Page Brothers (Arthur and George T.) brokers, and
agents Union Ins. Soc. of Canton (limited) 302
California
Page Carra Miss, r. 445 Bartlett
Page Charles (Page i<: Eells) r. 2518 Pacific Av
Page Charles, hoilermaker. r. 16 Harriet
Paye Charlt-s H., driver, r, 19 Welsh
Page Charles S , millman. r. 938 Mission
Page Charles W., teamster John Middleton, r.24 Turk
Page Delia E., teacher Pacific Heights School, r. 730
Post
Page Edgar F., carpenter Wheeler A: Burdick. r. 1811
Stockton
Page Edward, waiter, r. 146 Natoma
Pau'e Edward, wood turner Llewellyn Davies
Page Emma J. Mrs., r. 17 Grant Av
Page Francis H., teamster, r. 126 Clara
Page Frank H., street sprinkler, r. 126 Clara
Page Frank W., mechanic Sims .<c Morris, r. 620 Ellis
Page Frederick, r. 435 Natoma
Page Frederick B., r. 172 Perry
Page Frederick C. bartender Lang & Co., r. 4 Harriet
Page George, r. 172 Perry
Page George T. (Page Bros.) r. San Rafael
Page Gustiv L. (Page .t Falch) r. 720 Turk
Page Gustavus, baker Hird * Ditlmar, r. 2409 Howard
Page Hamilton, salesman Cal. Furniture Miifg Co., r.
201 Buchanan
Page Henry O., tuner The Bancroft Co.. r. 2 Laussat
Page Herbert A., with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Page James D., presiding justice Juntices' Courts.
SE cor Kearny and Washington, office 30'J Cali-
fornia, r. 402 Geary
Page James H., r. 1631 O'Farrell
Page John, lineman, r. 527'i Geary, rear
Page John E., varnisher, r. 172 Perry
Page Joseph M., master mariner, r. Ill Twenty-
fourth
Page Joseph M. Jr., manager retail department The
Bancroft Co.. r. Ill Twenty-fourth
Page Julia A., wliIow, r. 402 Geary
Page Marv O., widow, r. 150H Sacramento
Page Mary S. Miss, teacher, r. 730 Post
Page M. E Mrs., lodgings, 117 Eddy
Page Robert C. Mrs., widow, r. 730 Post
Page Robert J., lineman, r. 527*4 Geary
Page Rtifus B., collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 101
Grant Av
Page Sarah, widow, r. 827 'i Geary, rear
Page Thomas, laborer, r. W s Kentucky bet Butte and
Napa
Page Thomas, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 230S
Taylor
09
.NIER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES
HAIH FRANCINCO. CAI«
PORTI..4^n. OR.
JLOV a.>-ui:l.£m, cai..
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET,
i«4»L.K A<JKN'r I'OIl I»A<;iFIC COAST.
i>Aa
y;jo
PAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
STOVES AND RANGES.
Mauufacturors of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 aud 317 MAHKET STREET
l'«K<' 'I'l
... niHiiMj,- r I.lttlc (Hunt Btovo Cart-
rlil^i- Co., ri\ Pout. r. Nfw York
Pbri' WilHani, liiborer, r. 8'23 Harrison
Psne Williniii, leiUller. r. VJI S.^veuth
Pauo WilliBiij, pliVhUliin, 10 Third
P«(,'P William M.. fortiiiiin varulHlierWest Coast Fur-
uitviri- Oo., r. 17'i Porry
Page William M., physician, NE cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Page William R., steward, r. 1511 Leavenworth
Pajff tSi EeU« (Charles Pa'^e and Charles P. Eells)
attorneys at law, 31(> California
Pnir«' •& Fulcli (GiiBtav L.Page and Otto Falch)
l>ak. ry and restaurant, NW cor Mason and Turk
I&' Pai;e. Set- Paine
, Pafiel Paul, inu.siriuu, r. 313 Stockton
Pagcmanu Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
! Pages Jules E., artist MaoCabe Litho and Engraving
1 Co., r. 1316 U'Fairell
Pages Jules f., seal enslaver and die sinker, 648 Sac-
ramento, r. i:Ut') O'Farrcll
Paget Feleciana V , teacher French, r. 813 Hyde
' Pague Frank C, dentist Coltou Dental Assn, r. 2U
I Powell
Paquezerray Marie, widow, r. 612 Post
Pahl Henry F., compositor S. H. Sheplar & Co.. r. 8
Laut-ton
Pahl John B., machinist, r. 575 Minna
Pahl Kichard, boots and shoes, 324 Kearny
Pahl Richard H., grocer, r. NW cor Fifth and Town-
send
Pahl Richard H. C, machinist, r. 65 Clementina
tar Pahl. See Paul
Pahnke C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Paige Calvin, capitalist, r. Lick House
Paige Cutler, farmer, office 116 Leidesdorff, r. 2002
Pacific Av
Paige John C, carpenter, r. 633 Valencia
Paige Samuel B. (S. B. Paige & Co.) r. Alameda
PAIGE S. B. & GOi (Samuel B.
Paige) 8afe><, locks and emery wheels,
and gfeueral ag^ents Victor Safe and
Lock Co., and Easy Copying Press and
Syphon Pump, 116 Front
Pai-e Timothy, real estate. 116 Leidesdorff, r. 2002
Pacific Av
t^ Paige. See Page
PalUassou John, laundryman, r. 2307 Pine
Paillassou Joseph, laundry, 2307 Pine
Faille Marcellin L., butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 13
Oak
Paine Charles S., compositor Evening Post, r. 1515 5^
Paine David, r. 129 Dolores
Paine Frank W., brass molder Whyte & De Rome, r.
11 Langton
Paine Frederick A., foreman Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 932 1^ Guerrero
Paine Henry, oiler, r. 2009 Dupont
Paine James, mnfr church organs, S s Twenty-seventh
nr Church, r. NE cor Dolores and Valley
8^" Paine. See Payne
Painter Albert, r. 831 Jackson
Painter Arthur, salesman Boneetell & Co., r. 881
Jackson
Painter C. A. Mrs., widow, r, 831 Jackson
Painter Edgar, r. 831 Jackson
Painter Edward M. (Suhr & Painter) r. Alameda
Painter Edward R., publisher S. F. Prices Current,
123 California, room 33, r. Alameda
Painter J. Milton (Painter & Co.) r. Alameda
Painter Theodore P. (Painter & Co.) r. West Berkeley
Painter William G.. teamster, r. 8 Hampton PI
Painter & Co. (Theodore P. and J. Milton Pain-
ter) type, electrotype and stereotype foundry,
and dealers in printers' inks and printers' ma-
terial, 510 Clay
Pairpnlnt Manul'iutnring Co. (New Bi dford, Mass.)
Peter B. Simons k Son agents, 220 Sutter
Pakenham John B., stevedore, r. (il Federal
I'alucfi Dye Works, Charles J. Holmes manager, office
1332 Markt t
Palace Hotel, C. H. Livingston manager, 8W cor
Market and New Montgomery
Palace Vnriely Theater, T. F. A. Obermeyer
jjroprietor, 6E cor Grant Av and Post
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper Jones k Co.. r. 517
Twenty-filth
Palache Gilbert (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1249
Franklin
Palache James (Kittle & Co.) r. Claremont, Alameda
Co.
Palache Robert R., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 1910 Devlsa-
dero
Palache T. Hood, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1249
Franklin
Palacios Joseph M. , carpenter, r. NE cor Broadway
and Stockton
PaladinI Achille, fish, 11-12 Bay City Market and 515-
517 Merchant, r. Flint Alley bet Broadway and
Vallejo 1
Paladidl C. G.. r. 1413 Dupont
Palanca Gustave, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 224)4
O'Farrell
Palanca Joseph E., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 224 J«i
O'Farrell
Palassou Peter, dairy, cor Pierce and Lombard
Palatza John T.. stonecutter, r. Scott nr Post
Pale John, French bakery, 1223 Stockton
Paleck Frank, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Minna
nr Fifth
Paleck Joseph L., carriage painter, r. 515 Gough
Palermo Citrus Tract, McAfee Bros, agents, 10 Mont-
gomery
Palermo Land and Water Co., McAfee Bros, agents,
10 Montgomery
Palln Joseph J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2629 J^ Harri>
son
Palin Julius, car repair S. P. Co., r. 1002 Alabama
Palise Giuseppi. fruits, SE cor California and Leides-
dorff, r. Jll'i Kearny
Pall Erma, domestic l(i08 Green
Pall Henry M., r. 1908 Stockton
Pallas James, r. 41 Stanly PI
PALLIER JOHN G. caterer ,n
stewed terrapin, families and parties I
supplied, no Lewis off Taylor bet Sut- <
ter and Post
Pallies Alexander, produce commission mer-
chant, 318 Davis, r. Oakland
Pallma May Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
I'allmeyer Herman, laborer, r. Venezuela nr Yazoo
Palm Martina, widow, r. 261 Stevenson
Palm Rudolph H., jewelryboxmaker A. H. Lochbaum
& Co., r. 261 Stevensou
Palmer Albert, liquor saloon, 115 Larkln, r. 18 Birch
Av
Palmer Alden B., clerk Charles Edelman & Co., r. 1031
Market
Palmer Alpheus H., conductor Central RR.
Palmer Angle C. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 546 Turk
Palmer Archie, r. 1472 Fulton
Palmer August C, foreman Pac. Casket Co.. r. 142
Seventh
Palmer Charles, master stmr Frank Silva, r. Twenty-;
second nr Treat Av
PALMER CHARLES H. agent
Firemans Fund Insurance Co., i
cessor to W. J. T. Palmer, office 401
California, r. 107 Fell
Palmer Clinton, with James B. Chase & Co.. r. 101!
Union
MANN 8i BENEDICT
SDCCESSORS TO
O- C. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
«<XCK H017S>£ BLOCK.
THE LM Fire lis. Co. OF MBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
THE BANCROFT COfflPANYl
MARKET ST.
1 FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPE.
PAL
931
PAN
Palmer Cyrus E., salesman Dealing Palmer Milling
Co., r. Oakland
Paliuer Delia Miss, r. 603 Bush
Palmer E. C, superinteudeut mailing division
PoBt Office, r. 932 Onion
Palmer Edward, r. 807 California
Palmer Edward T., bookkeeper George H. Pitts, r. 20
Pleasant
Palmer Edwin H., manager Thomas Morton, r. 2113
Webster
Palmer Esther Miss, r. 606 Mission
Palmer F., clerk H. Cohen, r. 177 Clara
Palmer Fannie A. Miss (Seward & Palmer) r.801 Pine
Palmer Frank, elevator tender Merchants' Exchange,
r. U2 Seventh
Palmer Frank, farmer, r. 30 Dearborn PI
Palmer George, artist Examiner, r. 824 Powell
Palmer George, driver James Igo, r. California Av
ur Bryant, B. H.
Palmer Geor|;e, secretary San Francisco and Pa-
cihc Glass Works, NE cor Seventh and Town-
send, r. 1137 Twenty-tirst
Palmer George B., carpenter, r. 1881 Mission
Palmer George H., cigars and tobacco, 731 Davis
Palmer George H., expressman, NE cor Third and
Minna, r. 2705 Harrison
Palmer George H., physician, 427 Sutter, r. NE cor
Jackson and Fillmore
Palmer George J., foreman Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 120 Viilparalso
Palmer Giis., manager Great American Importing Tea
Co., 844 Market
Palmer Hamdeu, carpenter, r. 1137 Twenty-first
Palmer H. C, teacher music, r. 424 McAllister
Palmer Henrietta, domestic 1013 Fillmore
Palmer Henry (Henry Palmer & Co.) r. 1701 Gough
Palmer Henry, clerk, r. 177 Clara
Palmer Henry & Co. (Henry Palmer and Mayer
Goodklnd) California wines, 204 Sacramento
Palmer Jacob, vice-president Deming Palmer
Milling Co., 110-116 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Palmer James, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 1427 Pacific
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Palmer Jane B., widow, r. 26 Pleasant
Palmer J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2336 Mission
Palmer J. Irving, mlUhand Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Palmer John, boatman, r. 700 Front
Palmer John, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Palmer John, painter, r. 72.5 Natoma, rear
Palmer John C, attorney at law, r. 1031 Market
Palmer John C, coppersmith, r. 2Rincon Court
Palmer John J. (Palmer & Key) r. 2513 Sacra-
mento
Palmer John W., bookkeeper Gas Consumers Asan, r.
North Oakland
Palmer Joseph, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.
Palmer Joseph F., clerk, r. 502)^ Stockton
Palmer Lawrence W., Pioneer Broom Factory, 217
Clay, r. 511 Webster
Pa'mer Magnus, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r, 1125
FolBom
Palmer Mary, compositor J. C. Howe & Co.. r. 23 Ji
Silver
Palmer Mary Mrs., r. 177 Clara
Palmer Mary E., tailoress r. 137 Perry
Palmer Norman L., bookkeeper A. Gerberdiug, r. Oak-
Und
Palmer N. W. Mrs., stenographer Pac. Coast Oil Co.,
r. Oakland
Palmer Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Palmer Philippi, widow, r. 1427 Pacific
Palmer Richard, miner, r. 227 Perry
Palmer Robert K., driver, r. 126 Silver
Palmer Samuel, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Palmer S. Mrs . dressmaker, r. 35 Fifth
Palmer Samuel H. collector Renton Coal Co
Pleasanton
r. 26
it.
IN THE
KXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPECIAL I)i;SI<;.NS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Palmer Talfourd, electrotyper Fllmer & Stiller Elec
tro Co., r. 2513 Sacraiiieuto
Palmer Theresa, bakery, 1157 Folsom
Palmer Thomas, boatman, r. 1112 Montgomery, rear
Palmer Thomas, clerk S. P. Co., r. 767 Harrison
Palmer Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Perry
Palmer Thomas, seaman, r. 117 Drunim
Palmer Uriah C, clerk, r. 101 Grant Av
Palmer Walea L., president Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, 23.5-237 First, r. 2 Essex
Palmer Warren S. (Palmer & Storey) r. Oakland
Palmer William E. (P.ilmer*: Barrowsl r. 525)4 Geary
Palmer William E., clerk Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2 Essex
Palmer William F., coffee saloon, 606 Mission
Palmer William H., blacksmith, r. 56 South Park
Palmer William H.. cashier Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 102 Webster
Palmer William H., furniture dealer, r. 107 Fell
Palmer W. R., waitir stmr Mariposa
Palmer & Barrows (W. E. Palmer and E. C. Barrows)
groceries, 531 Geary
PALMER & E»EY(John J. Palmer
and Valentine J. A. Rey) 8an Fran-
cisco, New York and Portland, ma-
cliinista, dealers Scotch and American
type< presses, printers' materials and
machinery, electrotypers, stereotypers
and '»vood enffravers anil auxiliary
publishers, and proprietors Paciflc
States Advertising; Bureau, 405-407
Sansome and 817-821 Klontjfomery
Palmer & Storey (Warren S. Palmer am! William B.
Storey) civil, mining and mechanical engineers,
809 Market, room 94
Palmgreene Ernest St. J., elevatorman, r. 821 Oreen
Palmgren Frederick, cashier, r, 17 Harriet
Palmgren Peter, mate schr Wing and Wing, r. 34
Howard
Palraleri Benello, fisherman, r. 915 Battery, rear
Palmieri Egisto C. (J. F. Fii«azi & Co.) r. 1518 Powell
Palmquist Frank, clerk Morris V. Baum, r. 3 Geary PI
Palmcjuist John, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI
Paltenghi Andrew, proptr Metropolitan Marble
Works, 1241 Market, r. 817 Lyon
Paltenghi Louis, bookkeeper, r. 817 Lyon
Pamperiu Traugott G. (Pamperin i: Peters) r. 10 Mor-
ris Av
Pamperin & Peters (Traugott G. Pamperin and Henry
Peters) painters and whiteners, 606 Howard
Panama Rallroail Co., Williams, Dlmnud k
Co.. agent-, 202 Market
Panario M*rv, widow, r. 136 Lily Av
PANCOAST FRANKLIN
surgeon dentist, oHlce 70.1 .Hiirkfl,
rooms 18-'.20, hours 9 A. M. to 13 M. and
1 to r, P. M.
Panooast Mnlfor<l L., marble letterer John Daniel At
Co., r. 7 Fulton
Panella Andrew, musician, r. 3 Auburn
Pan<'lla Bernardino, musician, r. 3 Auburn
Patiella Nl'-hoUs, musician, r. 1 H Auburn
Piinelli Pietro, porter F. Dsnerl .V Co., r. 1823 Hason
Panenaki Mary Mrs., r. 216 Clara
Pangburn Stanley D., ptiystclan. 371 Folsom
Pauiolla Antone, bootblack, SE cor Stockton and
Sutter
Pankow Fred, clerk, r. 220 Parlflc
Pankow Herman, butcher Derby * Stronse, r. 562 Na-
to'"* ^ . ^
Pankow Hermimn. foreman National Brewing Co., r.
PANORAMA THE (.IU,.on„ry
Kuitre) Ciillfornla Pii luuiiiiia Co. pro-
prietors, cor Market and Tenth
& REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
PAN
i);j2
PAR
I W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
' Brass and Nickol Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
I Opi'ii Kir» - l>lu('t< 'I'riiniiiiiiffa
"fC 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
»
PANORAMA THE .«...«« ..r
VifkHliiii-^l l'iiit«-cl SliileH I'liiKiraiiiii
('<>., C'hlfiitjfo, |iro|iri<'torM, K<l\%'ur<l A.
Si-hniilt iiiiiiiii|;f r, SW cor Kdily and
MaMun
PniiNliu Alfi-fd, cbief clerk headquarters Divl-
(iiou of the Pafiftc, U. 8. A., office 207-211 Phelan
UMn. T. l;»10 linker
Pantry Wiilter, Initlcr Dr. Clinton Outiliinc, liHG Sutter
Puuziul TlioniHS J., siilesmau Uolaud W. Snow, r.
420 Lily Av
Faolina John, neanian stinr San Junn
Piiolinelli AKostiuo, fruits, 7lr> Stockton
Paolinelli Br.>thers (RatTaele and Paolino) general
produce, 19:M Fillmore
Paolinelli D. & Co.(Doiiienico Paolinelli and Michele
Rn);hiauti) fruits and vegetables, 8E cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Paolinelli Doiuenlco (D. Paolinelli & Co.) r. 123.^
PaciUc
Paoliuelli Paolino (Paolinelli Bros.) r. 1934 Fillmore
Paolinelli Raftatle (PaoliueHi Bros.) r. 1934 Fillmore
Pa'>llni John, watchman stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Paolo Alilona, pfddler, r. 27 Hinckley
Pape AuRust, clerk Frederick L. M. Pape, r. 2109
Leavenworth
Pape Charles, butcher O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 822
Broadway
Pape Ferdinand, machtnehand, r. cor Fifth and Bran-
nan
Pape Frederick I., barber Rosa & Troell, r. 644 Na-
tonia
Pape Frederick L. M., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Jackson and Battery, r. 2109 Leavenworth
Pape Gaetano. r. S2l Broad\Vay
Papp Henry, clerk Jacub Pape, r. 7J^ Dikeman PI
Pape Henry, restaurant, 29 Drumm, r. 306 O'Farrell
Pape Jacob, groceries and liquors, 105 Stockton, r.
7^ Hikeriiau PI
Pape John H., miller Yolo Mills, r. 81.5 Post
Pape William, waiter, r. 16 k Harrison
Papenhausen Frederick, clerk Henry Rothschild, r.
102 P.. well
Papenhausen Henry, clerk P. Hanschen, r. 1071 Bryant
Papera Jacopo (D. Alberlgi & Co.) r. 8 Barto
Papina James (Oliva & Papina) r. 3 Grant Av
OPapina Mary G., widow, r. 9 Gordon
Papina Peter, gasfitter William F. Wilson, r. 24 Turk
Pappalardo Oratizio, bandmaster Industrial School,
r. W s Mission Road cor Harrington
1^ : Paradise J. P., r. 8';9 Market
^ Paiadise L. A , carpenter, r. 314 Fifth
, Paradise Valley Mining Co. (Humboldt Co,, Nev.)
W. Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery,
I room 13
^iPARAFFINE PAINT 00.
Josepli Po^vniiig: president, P. 3 , Flet-
ter secretary, office 310 California
%^ . Paragalo Guiseppe, fisherjnan, r. 19 Bartol
■^V Paramore John E., assistant engineer Cal. Cold Stor-
I age Co., r. 434 Kearny
Paravagna Giacomo, paste maker L. Valente, r, 214
Broadway
Paravagna John D., bookkeeper P. Marsicano, r. 1010
Clay
Paravagna Luigl, proptr Garibaldi Hotel, 222 Broad.
way
Paravagna Nicholas, fish dealer, r, Kingston Av nr
Mission
Parcells Charles B. , general Pacific Coast agent
Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 221 California, r, 472
Edward, Oakland
Parcells Frank M., with Charles B. Parcells. r, Oak-
land
Parcells Harry D., clerk Will & Finck, r, 16 Mason
Parcells John J., r. 1208 Army
Pard Walter T., printer, r. 2510 Leavenworth
Pardee E. U. <.*k Geor|r« C, oculists and au-
rlKtH, 620 Montgomery
Pardee Enoch H., M. D. (E. H and George 0.
Pardee) oculist and aurist, 526 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Pardee Ceorife C, M. D. (E. H. and George C.
Pardee) oculist and aurist, 526 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Pardee Hermann, cornicemaker. r. 732 Folsom
Pardi Ai.toiK', luitclier, H71 Minsion
Pardi John, biitilier Antone Purdi, r. 871 Mission
Piirdini Eugene, boots and shoes, 616 Washii gton, r.
626 Washington
Pardini Louis, wagon maker, 103 Oregon, r. 12 Pres-
cott
Pardini Lulgi, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Pardini Narcisse, (Overland Packing Co.) r, 222
Broadway
Pardini k Co., proptrs Am. Fishing Co., 506 Mer-
chant
Pardow Thomas, clerk, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Pardy George, solicitor patents, 402 Montgomery,
room 18
Pardy W. S., compositor Alta
PartS Aini(^ (Pare Bros.) 107 Mission
Pare A. Stiinislas (Pare Bros.) and patent solicitor,
411}$ California, room 7
Pare Brothers (A. Stanislas and Aime) mnfrs wine
and fruit presses, 101-107 Mission
Paredes Francisco, tailor, r. 807 Pacific
Paredes J. M., teacher music, r, 1623 Dupont
Paredies Bernard, laundryman P. DaroUes, r. 33
Chenery
Parent Charles E,, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
124 Eighth
Parent Charles L., builder and contractor, 232 Fre-
mont, r. 1323 Mission
Parent William, carpenter, r. 17 Polk
Parente Domingo, fruits and vegetables, 209 J^ Sec-
ond
Parente Frank, fruits, 2195 Powell
Parent! James, laborer Frank Barnard & Co., r. i St.
Charles PI
Parenti P. & Co. (Paolini Parenti, Luigi Lucchesi and
Michele Frauceschini) fruits and vegetables, 127
Sixth
Parenti Paolini (P. Parenti & Co.) r. 129 Sixth
Paret Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 1815 Vallejo
Paret Stephen W., burnisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1815 Vallejo
Parfenoff Nicholas, acting secretary Consul-
General Russia, 411 California, rooms 2-4, r. 825
Green
Pargner William, painter Swan & Stein, r. 305 J^ Ma-
son
Paris Emile, carpenter, r. 409 Union
Paris Victor, plumber and bakery, 1505 Powell
Pariser James A., superintendent printing dept
The Bancroft Cp., 49 First, r. 2910 Mission
Parish Edwin, r. UU Battery
Parish Mark (Mark Parish & Co.) r. 1002 Powell
PARISH MARK & CO. .Man.
Parisli) Avholesale liquor dealers and
rectifiers and importers syrups, bit-
ters and cordials, 334: Clay
Parish Nathan C, city agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 738 Capp
Parish William E,, with Mayle & Weinholz, r. Over-
land House
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 27 Tenth
Parisien George, waiter William Westerfeld, r. 355
Minna
ParlLon Phillip C, porter Louis Braverman & Co., r.
322 Lily Av
Parisot E., waiter Sartori & Fantini
Park Allen, pacer hanger, r. 920 Montgomery
BlAMISfrS
SHIRTS
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases 07 Tlirn*,lrnt CI*
and Store Fixtures. j/ MlM ol
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^^tPn sT.l-PMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
PAR
933
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Park irnil Ocean Railroad Co., ofBce NE cor
Fourth hikI 'I'ownsend rooiu .'U
PARK BROTHER & CO. LIMITED n,.„..
Uiaiuoitil Steel Works, I^ake Superior
Copper Mills, Pittsburj^. Pa., Pacific
Coast office and Avarehoiige, 13-13 Fre-
mont, Abiier Doble maiiairer
Park Cliarles T.. clerk U. S. Kailway Mail Service, r.
10 Birch Av
Park Coniniisaloners, William H. Dltnond, Jo-
seph Aust;u and E. P. Haiumond Jr., office Park
LodKS, Golden Gate Park
Park E.iward, weigher P. M. SS. Co.
Park E. Everett, dentist, 213 Geary
Park Elbridge C, stenographer, 4i-t California, r. 711
Jones
Park Ella, widow, r. 2522 Pacific Av
Park E. W. Mrs., proptr Park House, 2759 Mission
Park Frank, painter, r. 148 Fifth
Park Hotel, Albert H. Menne & Co. proprietors,
20-28 Turk
Park Hotel, Mrs. Louisa Lewis proiJtr, Haight nr
Stan van
Park Houf^e, Mrs. E. W. Park prnptr, 27.59 Mission
Park House, Mrs. S. A. Wohlke proprietor, cor
Fulton and Stanyan
Park J. F., painter, r. 30 Kearny
Park J. Leo, clerk Stanly, Stoney & Hayes, r. Oak-
land
Park John B., seaman, r. 428 Greenwich
Park Julia S. Mrs., r. 2513 Clay
Park Lewis B.. third officer stmr City of New York
Park Oscar E. W., r. 2759 Mission
Park Robert, paper hanger, r. 1410 Clay
Park Robert, warehouse clerk Castle Bros., r. 2520
Post
Park Robert M., janitor, r. 1425 Church
Park Theorilda 0. Miss, physician, 2759 Mission
Park Thomas C, weigher, r. 6 Clay
Park W., bookkeeper Nevada Bank, r. 410 Ellis
Park William, carriage painter, r. 3310 Geary
P.irk William A., machinist, r. 213 Seventh
Park William J., r. 314 Ivy Av
Park W. M., r. 28 Seventh
Parke Edward, clerk, r. 711 Geary
P.HPke Lymnn C. (Parke k L;icv) r. 1118 Gough
PARKE & LACY (I.y.nan C.
Parke and Benjamin T. Lacy) import-
ers and dealers mining', iron and ^vood
working macliinery and mill supplies,
a 1-33 Fremont
Parker Adam, bookkeeper The John A. Koebling's
Sons Co., r. Alameda
r.irlif-T Albert B., bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Oakland
P.irker Albert J., grlpman, r. S n Fair Av nr Miosion
I'arker Albert Prescott, bookkeeper Dempster & Keys,
r. Oakland
Parker Alfred, r. 946 Hurrison
I'arker Alfred, commercial traveler Jones & Co., r.
It) 17 Devisadero
Pfirker Alice Miss, medical student, r. S. F. Girls'
Union
Parker Andrew, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Parker .\nn, widow, r. f>09 Natoma
Parker Ann Mrs., r. 07 Stevenson
Parker C. Miss, saleslady, r. 1122 Market
Parker Charles, butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1815 O'Far-
rell
Parker Charles H. (Shafter, Parker .<: Waterman) at
toriiey at law, 13 Montgomery Block, r. NW cor
Hroadway and Taylor
Parker Charles H., compositor Bulletin, r. 1118 Jack-
son
Parker Charles T., clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal.
r. 42GM Fell
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
HOST CISCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS ,
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN I.AU<;i: VAUll'/lY.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Parker Charles v.. agent Sory Tobacco Co. (Middle-
ton. O ) ofH.e 22 California, r. Oakland
Parker E. Mrs., widow, r. Clement bet Fourtb and
Fifth Avs
Parker E. A., r. 534 Eddy
Parkm- Edward, shoemaker, r. 27 Hunt
Parker Edward A., carrier Post Office, r. 3 Perry
Parker Edward F.. salesman Samuel More k Co.. r.
Russ House
Parker E.lwin E., clerk N. Grange
Parker Edwin L., secretary Sierra Nevada Silver
Mining Co., .57 Nevada Block
Parker E. H., capitalist, r. 1101 Market
Parker Ernest, engineer, r. 21 Hawthorne
Parker Eugene 0., fireman S. P. Co., r. 201 Sixteenth
Parker Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 327 Tenth
Parker Fisk L., deputy County Clerk, r. aJ9 California
Parker Frances, seamstress, r. fiCiC, Howard
Parker Francis, blacksmith, r. 511 Bryant
Parker Fr.mcls, molder National Iron Works, r. 22 )<
Clinton Park
Parker Francis L., with M. C. Ellis & Son, r. 429
O'Farrell
Parker Francis W., cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.. r.
21) Shot well
Parker Frank, with (i. W. Pagander. r. 473 Tehama
Parker Frank L., clerk I. S. Van Winkle i Co.,r. 1C35
Ellis
Parker Frank M., r. f)12 Howard
Parker Frederick, with Peter Wulff
Parker Frederick W., assistant foreman Goodyear
Robber Co.'s Factory, r. fi()5 Guerrero
Parker George, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Parker George A., clerk James C. Scott, r. 265 Jessie
Parker George A., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
land
Parker George H.. capitalist, 131 Montgomery
Parker George H., salesman Stevenson * Longwlll,
r. 3 Bond
Parker George J., painter, r. 9 Geneva
Parker George P., r. 6 Bagley PI
Parker George P., bookkeeper E. L. Allen, r. 616 Fol-
Bom
Parker G. E.. r. 815 Mission
Parker O. R., r. 834 Broadway
Parker Hay ward P., bookkeeper, r. 2247 !« Mission
Parker Helena, dressmaker, r. 612 Howard
Parker Henry, clerk, r. 265 Jessie
Parker Henry, quartermaster t-tnir San Joso
Parker Jean Miss, principal Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1320 .Tones
Parker J. B., r. 1.516 Hyde
Parker John, r. lOHV^ Turk
Parker John, foundryman. r. .V27 Howard
Parker John, messman stmr San Bl^ia
Parker -Tohn, milkman, r. Fouiteonth Av bet J and K
Parker John, teamster, r. 7 Grant Av
Parker John, teaniKt«-r. r. l.'iOl OTarrell
Parker John C millhand Day. Hubor A Craker, r.
420 Geary
Parker John D., seaman, r. 807 Treat Av
Parker John O., clerk Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1525 Pine
Pai ker John H., tailor, r. 232 Minns
Parker John U. cigars and tobacco. New City Hall,
r. 42 Twelfth
Parker John W.. car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Parker John W.. draftsman S. P. Co.. r. 2247)4 Mission
Parker J<iseph F., cashier O. Verdler & Co., r. R16
Jones
Parker Joseph J., collector, r. 20 Oak
Parker Joseph K., foreman W. T. Gsrratt & Co.. r.
r. 1326 Buchanan . ..„ „ ,
Parker Joseph M., bart. nder P .lace Hotel, r. 616 Fol-
8om _ . _
Parker Joseph P., stenographer C. A. Hooper * Co.,
r. 616 Folsom
Parker Josie, widow, r. 825 Kearny
Parker J. B. Mrs., lodgings, 44 Twelfth
.'3INTINR PRFSSES PALMER & REY. 405-407 SAffiOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
934
PAR
PAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMiMuruu* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire CU'^tes and Tile,
109. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Pirker l.nkc .1., pluiulxr Loiila Hufschiuiclt fc Bro.,
r. 1311) Filbert
Parker MatiKle Mies, r. Clement bet Fourth »nd
Fifth Avs
Parker Mhf.v, widow, r. 516 Jones
Parker Mary B., widow, r. lliv'O Jnnea
Parker Mary J., widow, r. 21 Sherwood
Parker M. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 22 Geary
Parker Milan, clerk W. M. Brandon & Co., r. 1941
Broadway
Parker Millett, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Parker R. Mrs., widow, r. Ocean House Road bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Parker Richard D., carpenter, r. 13 Perry
Parker Robert W., foreman Pioneer Warehouse, r.
2009'., Dupont
Parker Rufus, contractor and builder, 330 Pine, room
11, r. 527 Grove
Parker S.. waiter stmr Mariposa
Parker S. Mrs., widow r. 1.V25 Pine
Parker Samuel Mrs., r. 48 Louisa
Parker S. F. Mrs., widow, r. 839 California
Parker Samuel S., steward stmr City of Stockton
Parker Staflford H., r. 1512 California
Parker S. S. C. (Parker, Wood & Co.) r. Berkeley
Parker The, J. M. Gorman proptr, 1122 Market
Parker Thomas, r. 7fil Bryant Av
Parker Thomas E. (Parker & Lawtonl r. 310M Sixth
Parker Thomas G., Inspector Board of Health, r. 308
Clement
Parker Timothy M., r. 238}^ Ritch
Parker William, cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 3010
Mission
Parker William, expre^iman, r. 1312 Nineteenth
Parker William, stevedore, r. 204M Ritch
Parker William G., stevedore, r. 23S>^ Ritch
Parker William H., carpenter, r. N s California nr
Eighteenth Av
Parker William J., r. 329 Ellis
Parker William J., porter Hutchinson & Mann, r. 12
Lynch
Parker William M.. porter Tavlor Goodrich
PARKER, WOOD & CO.
(S. S. C. Parker and Charles H. Wood)
comniissioii mercliaiits and broUers
canned gootis, 219 Front
Parker *: Lawton (Thomao E. Parker and Edward
Lawton) whiteners ard painters, 225 Fifth
Parker «& Whipple Co. Tlie (Meriden, Conn.)
manufaotuiers clocks, A. I. Hall & Son agents,
528-a,30 Market
Parkhill James M., engineer, r. 246 Third
Parkhurst A.J. r. 1403 Valencia
Parkhurst Daniel W., traveling land agent, r. 120
Liberty
Parkhurst John W., with Bank of California, r. 2104
Jackon
Parkhurst Nellie Mrs., with Mau, Sadler & Co. r. 1
Torreiis Court
Parkhurst Waldo P., clerk superintendent Market
St. RR., r. 13 Hatght
Parki A. J., gripman Market St. RR.
Parkin C. A. «Sk Co. (Charles A. Parkin) grocers,
2910 Sixteenth
Parkin Charles A. (C. A. Parkin & Co.) r. 623 Nine-
teenth
Parkin Edward H., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 2947 Six-
teenth
Parkin Edwin J., clerk Burns & Co., r. 27 Fourth
Parkin E. H. Mrs., artist, r. 2947 Sixteenth
Parkin Frederick W., driver L. J. Ewell, r. 1813
Stevenson
Partio J hn, civil engineer, r. 704 Sutter
Parkin John, driver L. J. Ewell, r. 1813 Stevenson
Parll'i Thomas W., watchman stmr Mariposa
Parkinson George, assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. If4 Silver
Parkinson George C, r. 811 Twenty-fifth
Parkinson J., mlllnian Pac. Rolling Mill
Parkinson James C, glider Schussler Bros., r. Oak-
land
Parkinson Robert driver Union Ice Co., r. 154 Siver
Parkinson Thomas, farmer, r. 1151 Folsom
Parkinson Thomas, laborer, r. 154 Silver
Parkinson T omas Jr., plumber, r. 1151 Folsom
Parkinson William, clerk ticket auditor's dept 8. P.
Co., r. 1239 Valencia
Parkman Henry, carpenter, r. 538 Birch Av
Parkman James B., real estate, r. 132 Sixth
Parks Charles E.. insurance agent, 318 California, r.
116 Jmes
Parks Ellen Mrs , r. 613 M Lombard
Parks Frank S., shademaker, r. 547 Fifteenth
Parks George A., clerk, r. 2133 Powell
Parks George G., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. cor Sixth and Mission
Parks Jesse L. A., stableman, r. 115 Natoma
Parka John, hardware, 2193 Powell
Parks John, plumber J. Bertram
Parks Martin L., machinist, r. 1120 Vallejo, rear
Parks Peter, printer, r. 820 Folsom
X ARKb K. -L 1 wool merchant, 40
California, room 3, r. Westminster
House, 614 Sutter
Parks Robert, painter, r. 522 Pine
Parks Stanley, with White Sewing Machine Co.
Parks William, cornicemaker J. F. Forderer, r. 367
Minna
Parkyns G. A., r. 110 Hyde
Parlange E , dishwasher Pac. Club, r. 115 Shipley
Parle James, r. 647}^ Stevenson
Parle John D., seaman r. 266 Braunan
Parlgram George, shoemaker, r 6 Maiden Lane
Parlin Elmer E., stenographer Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 526 Post
Parmeland F., r. 109 O'Farrell
Parmelee George E., broker, r. 937 Folsom
Parmelee James E., expressman, r. 122 Twenty-sixth
Parmelee Margaret, widow, r. 122 Twenty-sixth
Parnell Alfred N., machinist, r. 513 Howard, rear
Parnell George, laborer, r. E 8 Louisiana bet Sierra
and Shasta
Parnell J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Parodi Agostino, laborer D. Ghirardelll & Sons, T.
514 Green
Paroliiii Mary Mrs., teacher Point Lobos Primary
School, r. 37 Post
Parolio Martin, restaurant, 429 Broadway
Paroni Domenico, painter G. B. De I'errari, r. 9 La-
fayette PI
Paroni Pietro, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 628 Green-
wich
Parquer F. F., r. 3053^ Mason
Parquer J^ne, widow, r. 305 J« Mason
Parquer ■\^illiam F. G.. painter, r. 305^ Ma.son
Parr George M., carriagemaker, r. 918 Bryant
Parr John M., bricklayer, r. 725 Vallejo
Parr John T., proptr Fountain Theater, r. 40fi Green
Parr Richard E., manufacturers' agent, 405 Front
Parr Thomas, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.. r.
512 Mission
Parr W., r. 499 1^ Fourth
Parr William H., butcher Chamberlin & Eichenberg,
r. Marquesas nr Railroad Av
Parr William J., electrician, r. 725 Vallejo
Parra Charles B., clerk, r. 1229 Broadway
Parra John B., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 318}^
Langton
Parra Jose, porter, r. 1318 Dupont
Parra Joseph, commercial traveler, r 1229 Broadway
Parratt Frederick, clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. (limited, of London) r. East Oakland
Parrell Patrick, train baggageman S. P. Co., r. i
Beaver
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CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Parri Eugeue, barber. l.iOl Stockton, r. .'i25}4 Green
Parrish Charles H., potter J. T. M. Kelly *: Co., r. 5
Reed PI
Parrish Edward, real estate, 607 Montgomery, r.
Whitney urThiitieth
Parrish Edwin, insurance agent, r. 1601 Hyde
Parrish Ellis, manager Morris Beer Preserving Co.,
105 Beale, r. 7b8 Capp
Parnsh George K., engineer, r. 518 Taylor
Parrish Harry A., collector Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co , r. T.iS Capp
Parrish Henry C, plasierer. r. 419 Stockton
Pairish Norman (Beane & Parrish) r. 318 Bartlett
Parrish W., cook, r. 53a Sacramento
Parrott A. M. Mrs., office 414 Montgomery, r. San
Mateo
Parrott Henry A., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
108 Mason
Parrott John (estate of) office 414 Montgomery
Parrott John, office 414 Montgomery
Parrott John W., peddler, r. 29 Hinckley
Parrott Louis B. (Parrott & Co.) r. 1913 Franklin
Parrott Robert C, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
15-21 ClHy
Parrott Tiburclo, office 414 Montgomery
Parrott «& Co. (William Babcock, Louis B. Par-
rott, and Joseph Plaw special) commission mer-
chants and insurance agents, 306 California
Parrotte John F., policeman, r. 1709 Hyde
Parrula Andrea, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Parry Adam M., compositor, r. 1635 Hyde
Parry Charles B., compositor, r. 110 Sixth
Parry Horace E., clerk Transportation Dept. U. S. A.,
r. 110 Sixth
Parry Isaac, laborer, r. 931 Twenty-sixth
Parry Isaac M., upholsterer Lock Spring Mattress
Co., r. 1(535 Hyde
Parry Robert H., weigher R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 320
Eighteenth
Parry Thomas H., seaman stmr Crescent City, r. 114
Lily Av
Parslow George, cable splicer Market St. RE., r. 18
Hermann
Parson Andrew, shoemaker, 1603 Leavenworth, r. 1304
Pacific
Parson Edwa'd, physician, 103 Montgomery
Parson Thomas, r. ■.i28 Bush
Parsons Asa E., clerk, r. Falkland ur Potomac
Parsons C. Mrs., widow, r. .507 Ellis
Parsons Charles, beilman Palace Hotel
Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, r. 14
Hill
Parsons Charles B.. water tender stmr Acapulco, r. 107
Castro
Parsons Charles J., r. 50 Zoe
Parsons Edward, r. 489 Brannan
Parsons Edward A., jeweler Pacific Jewelrv Co. r.
7n Ellis
Parsons E. 1.. secretary Pac. Construction Co., 258 Mar-
ket, r. Gait House
Parsons Francis W., salesman The Bancroft Co.. r.
206 Powell
Parsons Frederick D., salesman Huntington Hopkins
Co., r. 2510 California
Parsons George W., engraver, r. 803 Treat Av
Parsons Henry, jeweler, r. 721 Ellis
Parsons Isabella, widow, r. 2015 Mission
Parsons J. Allen, clerk G. W. Clark & Co., r. 14 Hill
Parsons James, salesman, r. 450 Guerrero
Parsons Jemima, widow, r. 212 Nineteenth
Parsons John S. L., salesman Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co., r. Oakland
Parsons Mary, widow, r. 489 Brannan
Parsons Oliver S., weigher, r. 5 Market
Parsons Peter, blacksmith Phelps Mufg Co., r. 2016
Filbert
Parsons Robert F.. cashier M J. Flavin & Co., r. cor
Central Av and Pine
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Par.son8 Thomas J., president and managfrDel
Monte Milling Co., S s Brannan nr Second, and
commission merchant, 106 Davis, r. 520 Capp
Parsons William A., hardwood lumber and veneers
808 Bryant
Parson William C, cabinetmaker, r. 121 Nineteenth
Particclli Angelo, gold and silver plater, 720 Bryant,
r. 565 Bryant
Particelli Francisco, silver plater, r. 565 Bryant
Partman Antoiie, cRri)enter, r. 625 Bay, rear"
Partois James P., r. 1116 Taylor
Pai tola Frank, flsbdealir, r. 19 Hinckley
Partridge Asa C, with Sam C. Partridge, r. 1914 Web-
ster
Partridge E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1814 Taylor
Partridge Ella S, Miss, teacher music, r. 1914 Webster
Partridge Ferdinand, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Partridge George, manager Scofield, Sh\irmer & Tea-
gle, 116 California, r. 812 Twenty-first
Partridge H. B., messenger local freight office 8. P
Co., r. 511 Willow Av
Partridge Henry L., with Dutton & Partridge, r. 2120
Pacific Av
Partridge John (Dutton & Partridge) r. 2120 Pacific
Av
Partridge Sam C, photographic supplies, 629
Commercial, r. 1914 Webster
Partridge William, salesman George R. Starr & Co.,
r. 317 Bush
B^ PartrldgH. See Patridge and Patt ridge
Pascal, Duhedat <!k Co. (Emile Pascal and Eu-
gene Dubedat) importers and wholesale Uquor
dealers. 426-428 Jackson
Pascal Emile (Pascal. Dubedat fc Co.)r. 1520 Mason
Pascal George, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Pascoe Charles H., operator Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 203 Sutter
Pascoe John, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Pascoe John, mining engineer, r. 1115^ Stevenson
Pascoe Joseph, clerk Morgan Bros. .V: Canham, r. 82
Jessie
Pascoe Joseph 0., watchmaker W. K. Yanderslice &
Co., r. 213 Scott
Pascoe William G., smelter W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
931 Vallejo
Pnsker James, ship joiner, r. 413 Main
Pasmore F.dgar, musician, r. 1426 Washington
Pasmore Frank A., with C. B. Jennings, r. 2212 How-
ard
PaFmore Henry B., teacher vocal music, r. 1426 Wash-
ington
Pasqual B., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Pas(iual D., laborer \m. Sugar Refinery
Pasquale Benolt, manufacturer flags and ro-
settes and importer fancy goods and gold and
silver trimmings, 6150 Washington, r. 967 Howard
Pasquale Edward, clerk Benoit Pasquale, r. 967 How-
ard
Pasquale Henry 0., clerk Benoit Pasquale, r. 967
Howard
Pasquale It., fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Pasqualetta Pi«tro, shoemaker, 1722 Stockton
Pasquier Adolph, gardener, r. Cambridge nr Henry
U.M. T.
Pasquinie Louis, tinsmith, r. 1427 Dupont
Passavaiit H.nry. mnfr dry plates, 306 Guerrero
Passavant Samu'd, nmfr dry plates, r. 306 Guerrero
Passet August (Passctt .t Hahn) r. West Berkeley
Passet Willliim. cook, r 1222 Kearny
Passet >t Hahn (August Passet and Felix Hahn) show
cards, 7 Brooks
Passolt Edward, stevedore, r. 8.33 Sacramento
Past-ne Antonio, fruits and produce, 203 Washing-
ton, r. 1913 CFarrell
Pastene John, salesman Antonio Pastcne, r. 1913
O'Farrell
Pastcne Joseph, bookkeeper Antonio Pastene. r. 1913
OFarrell
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309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
ruNtiiiP UIOBrdo, liHrtcmlcr, r. I'l Vari'iiinH
raBtur lliMirv E., iiriiitcr, 712 Moiili{i>morj', r. 1124
FlltxTt
Pu.stur Ltnuilro T., dlrrctir Spimlsh Centrnl Anipricau
StfaiuBhip Line, 12:1 CiiliforniH. r. 832 Callfoniitt
r»Btiirino Nli-hola», vegetable peddler, r. 10 RuBsell
PhIcU O. W. Mrs., widow, r. \.\U Jones
Patch ErneBt, cook, r. OOli Kearny
Patch Luult^e Mtsa, principal Stanford Memorial Kin-
dernarten, r. 1314 Jonea
Patch Os.ar A., foreman CaBtro St. Cable Road, r.
122(1 Folsom
Patch H. H.. r. r..5 Second
Put.h William Y., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1314
Jones
Pntihil Edward, cigars and tobacco, 102 Fourth, r.
JOr> Turk
Patihel William E. ,'Patcbel >t Battii) r. 405 Turk
Patrhel & Buttu (Williiini E. Patohel and H. Battu)
house and sijjn paiuterB, 1218 Polk
Patchett Charles H. (J. E. White ,t Co.) r. 916 Hyde
Patohett William, laborer, r. 725 Brannau
Pate H<nry, helper GiorRe Haas
Putek Abraham, chemist, 513 Sixth, r. 1310 Larkin
Pnfek Frederick, attorney at law, 519 Clay, r.
1310 Larkin
Patek Henry, insurance agent, r. 405 Geary
Patek Joseph, r. 50') ?j Natoraa
Patek Sarah, widow, insurance broker, 325 California
Paten«reen Fred, steward, r. 17 Harriet
Piiteiit Brick Co., Philip Cad iic president, Alfred
T. Eastland secretary, depot Berry Street Wharf
bet Third and Fourth, office 412 California
Patent Development Co. (D. N. Dilla and Os-
good Hilton) patent brokers and agents, 841 Mar-
ket
Paterson A. Van R. , associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. 310
Haight
Paterson Bruce, with H. Schwartz & Co., r. Nucleus
Hotel
Paterson George, carpenter A. Cameron & Co., r. 711 Ji
Tehama
Paterson George W., bookkeeper Journal of Com-
merce Pub. Co., r. 711 )« Tehama
PaterBou James, stock broker, r. 1012 Bush
Paterson Jobn W., r. 540 Mission
Paterson John W., shoemaker Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. IK) Leidesrlorflf
Paterson Ribert A., saloon watchman stmr City of
Sydney
Pater.Kon Robert J., bookkeeper C. E. Whitney & Co.,
r. lOM Sherman
Paterson William, carpenter, r. 27 Douglass
1^' Paterson. See Patterson and Pattison
P;itick Louis, cook, r. filD Pacific
Patino Louise Mrs., r. 5 Pollard PI
Paton Charles J., physi. ian and surgeon, 104 Stockton
Paton George, captain stmr Eastern Oregon, r cor
p. -well and O'Farrell
Pnton George, iroumolder, r. 547 Minna
Paton John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Paton John G., dairyman, r. 2924 Washington
Paton John H.. bricklayer, r. 531^ Shotwell
Paton Theophilus, r. NE cor Clement and Twenty.
second \v
Iff" Paton. See Patton. Patten. Payton and Peyton
Patriarche Charles F., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. 407
Mason
Patricio Josepli, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 1919
Union
P;itrick A. B. &, Co. (Albert B. Patrick, William
A. Boole, George Middlemas and Edward Kirk-
patrick) wholesale leather dealers. 324 Battery,
and proprietors South San Francisco Tannery
Patrick Albert B. (A. B. Patrick Co.) r. .303 Polk
Patrick Benjamin H.. witli Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. 1424 Clay
Patrick Harry W., teacher muBlc, r. 34 J< Turk
Patrick James, ch'fk, r. 1424 Clay
Patrick James, driver Sterling Furniture Co.
Patrick James, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. St. John
nr Falkland
Patrick James C, clerk Carolan & Co., r. 1424 Clay
Patrick James C. Mrs., widow, r. 1524 Clay
Patrick J. C. Mrs., r. 1222 Mission
Patrick Jennie E., book and job printer, 413-415 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Tatrick John, glass polisher Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 834 FoIhoui
Patrick John, tanner Frank McAleer, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Patrick Robert, clerk, r. .108 Second
Patrick Siimuel L , waiter Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Patrick Wellington C, barber, 705 Broadway, r. 1128
Pacific
Patrick William A., elevatorman, 330 Pine, r. 1424
Clay
Patridge Hiram C, contractor, 302 Montgomery, room
14, r. 10 Bartlett
IK?" Patridge. See Partridge and Pattridge
Palt Christian, tanner, r. 1115 Filbert
Patt Hermann, engraver Schmidt Label and Htho.
Co.. r. 1115 Filbert
Pattee Frank M., comiJositor Chronicle, r. 639 Jessie
P ATTEE SOLON accountant, 507
Montjroniery, room 9, and 606 Sacra-
mento
Patten Charles S. (Patten & Holstein) r. Oakland
Patten Edward M.. r. 922 Oak
Patten George W., clerk, r. 922 Oak
Patten John, wood and coal, 550 Bryant, r. 554 Bryant
Patten John W., policeman, r. 120 Ash Av
Patten Robert, teamster, r. 1136 Twenty-second
Patten Robert G., speculator, r. 210 Jones
Patten Thomas, shoemaker, r. Ocean View
Patten William H., engraver, r. 1136 Twenty-second
Patten William J., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
36 Louisa
Patten William P., waiter Louis Meyer, r. 36 Louisa
Patten Jfe Holstein (Charles S. Patten and Richard O.
Holstein) wood engravers, 411 )<J California, room
21
aS" Patten. See Paton, Patton, Payton and Peyton
Patterson Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 819 Jessie
Patterson Alexander, bookkeeper, r. SW cor Wlllard
and West Eddy
Patterson Alexander, salesman Davis Bros., r. cor
Sixth and Howard
Patterson Alexander R., bookkeeper Macondray &
Co., r. 2810 Harrison
Patterson Anna M., proptr Winthrop House, 681
Mission
Patterson Charles A., cook, r. 647 Mission
Patterson Charles P., engineer, r. 21 Powell
Patterson Charles Y., carpenter, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Patter on Crosby, carpenter, r. 444 Valencia
Patterson C. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Folsom
Patterson Edmond, brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 1104
Folsom
Patterson Edward, longshoreman, r. NE cor 'Mont-
gomery and Greenwich
Patterson Edward, grinder Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 426 Oak
Patterson Elbert R., bookkeeper, r. 11 Columbia
Square
Patterson Eliza Miss, housekeeper Abbotsford House,
r. NW cor Larkin and Broadw:iy
Patterson Elmer, fireman Schmidt Label and Litho
Co., r. 206 Minna
Patterson George, stableman, r. .554 Folsom
Patterson George \., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton,
r. 1517 Jackson
Patterson George W. H., insurance broker, 413 Hayes,
r. Es Church bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
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Patterson Hall, NE cor Thirtieth and Church
PattetBon Isabella Miss, teacher LiiiculQ Grammar
School, r. 59 Hoff Av
Patterson J., r. 2810 HHrriaon
Patterson J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Patterson James, clerk, r 2 Alice
Patterson James, librarian Pythian Castle, r. 321
Sutter
Pntt ergon James, president and mana(;er Pacific
Saw Manutacturina Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 924
Greenwich
Patterson James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 5.')4 Fol-
som
Patterson James Mrs., widow, r. 626 Natoma
Patterson James Jr.. sawsmith Trucbee Lumber Co.
I't S. F., r. 209 Valencia
Patter.son James H., bookkeeper, r. 1006 Larkln
Patterson James J., machine hand T. M. Antisell
Piano Co., r. 626 Natoma
Patterson James L., painter, cor A and Forty- third Av
Patterson James M., live stock, 120 Clay, r. Oakland
Patterson J. C, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1907
Haisht
Patterson Jeremiah, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Patterson John, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Patterson John, gardener, r. 812 Laguna
PitterHon John, mining superintendent, r. 230 Turk
Patterson John, molder, r. E s Dolores nr Sixteenth
Patterson John, plasterer, r. Servia nr Railroad Av
Patti-rson John D., livestock, 126 Clay, r. Geneva,
N. Y.
Patterson John G., foreman St. Lawrence Stables, r.
.554 Folsom
Patterson John J., r. lOH Sherman
Patterson John M., porter Hooper & Martin, r. 510
Post
Patterson John Q. A., hay and grain, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Cburch
Patterson Margaret, widow, r. 10 J^ Sherman
Patterson Mark, glass stainer John Mallon. r. 612
Bush
pittfison Moses, compositor, r. 638 Commercial
Patterson N , machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Patierson Nancy P., widow, r. 370 Natoma
Patterson Phoebe, furnished rooms, 36 Geary
Patterson Robert, carpenter, I. SW cor Willard and
West Eddy
Patterson Robert, machinist, r. 1925 Fillmore
Patterson Robert, si-aman, r. 521 First
Patterson Robert A., r. cor Point Lobos and First Avs
Patterson Robert H., teamster, r. 719 J^ Gough
Patterson Robert R., proptr Occident Printing House,
4J9 Montgomery, r. 816 California
Patterson Rufus P., shoemaker, r. 1440 Valencia
Patterson Samuel, machiuehand Mechanics' Mill, r.
Ocean View
Patterson Samuel, teamster John Tuttle, r. .537
Haight
Patterson Thomas, train baggage master S. P. Co., r.
(Jakland
Patterson Warren R., hackman, r. 627 Fell
Patterson William, r. 822 Mission
Patterson William, capitalist, r. 27 Liberty
Patterson William, carpenter, r. 923 }<J Mission
Patti rson William, house and sign painter, 629k
Union, r. 2006 Powell
Patterson William, master bark Tam O'Slianter, office
48 Market, r. Whitney bet Thirtieth and Randall
Patterson William, metallic signs, 430 Kearny, r. 36
Geary
Patti rson William, proptr Golden Acre Nursery, W
s San Bruno Road nr Teneritl'e
Patterson William, seaman, r. 630 Mission
Patt. rson William B., compositor, r. 717 Ellis
Patli ri-on William H., seaman, r. 528 Fifteenth
Patterson William T , deputy clerk Board of Super-
visMrs. r. 180<i Golden Gate Av
e^ Patterson. See Paterson and Pattison
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '.
t & J, mm & CO.
IMPOKTI'.HS OI-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Pattie Frank M., compositor (;hronicle, r. 6.39 Jessie
Pattiani William L., buyer Langley & Mlch«eU, r.
Alameda
Pattison Edward A..maniifacturerB'aKent,235 Kearny,
r. The Renton
Pattison George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Connecticut bet Colusa and Marin
Pattison George, machinist Geary St. RR., r. 1925
Fillmore
Pattison George F., r. 226 k Nineteenth
Pattison George H., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1309
Vallejo
Pattison Thomas, driver United Carriage Co., r. 2
Alice
Pattison W. D., seaman, r. 105 Clark
a£f Pattison. See Paterson and Patterson
Patton Bernard, tanner, r. SW cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Patton Charles, cook, r. 1929 Howard
Patton Charles L. (Patton & Lindenberger) r. 2318
Sutter
Patton Donald, forester Golden Gate Park, r. 6 Tor-
rens Court
Patton Duncan H., salesman S. Basch, r. 915 Market
Patton Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 1234
Hampshire
Patton Henry, plumber Joseph P. Groona, r. 351 Te-
hama
Patton Jasper N., secretary Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of California, 418 California, r. 1825
Jessie
Patton Jessie R. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 6 Bond
Patton Thomas, boilermaker, r. .506 Vallejo
Patton Thomas, foreman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 430 Tenth
Patton William, architect, 411)4 California, room 20,
r. Alameda
Patton William Jr., draftsman William Patton, r.
Alameda
Patton Hi Llndenbergrer (Charles L. Patton and
William E. Lindenberger) attorneys at law, 6a7
Kearny, rooms 1-2
e^ Patton. See Patten, Paton, Payton and Peyton
Pattosien William J., carpets, 22."> Si-xteenth
Pattridge Robert K.. lumber dealer. 128 Steuart, r. 34
John
Paturel C. Mme, Importer leeches, 515 Bush
Paturel Gustave, clerk Redington & Co., r»ll25 Bush
Piuba Adalbert, r. 26 Russ
Pauba Adalbert Jr , bookkeeper Frederick Huf-
sehmidt, r. 26 Russ
Pauchon Charles J., cook Bohemian Club. r. lU Geary
Paudler Joseph, proprietor 8. F. Bronze Works. 773
Mission
Paugh William J., physician, oculist and aurlst, 640
Clay, rooms 7-9, r. 805 Bush
Paul Albert H.. master mariner, r. 1094 Union
Paul Alraarin B., raining euglneer. 328 Montgomery,
room 20, r. 1032 Broadway
Paul Alinarlii B. Jr., mining secretary purchasing
agent. 32H Montgomery, room 20, r. 1032 Broad-
way
Paul Charles, tailor, r. 1304 Mission
Paul Cornelius J., master manner, r. 140 Minna
Paul David, foreman Potrero Yeast and DiBtilling Co.,
r. SW cor Indlan.i and Nevada
Paul Elizab' th, widow r. 516 Guerrero
Paul Frank, tailor, r. 2.36)4 Sixth
Paul Fred A., seaman, r. 266 Hrannan
Paul Henry, second ofUcer stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Paul Herman, fireman stmr Granada
Paul Horatio, collector, r. E s Sanchez bet Fourteenth
and Ridley
Paul Horatio Jr., r. E s Sanchez bet Fourteenth an.l
Ridley
Paul J. C. Mrs., r. 244 X Cliira
Paul J.nni.-, widi«w. r. '-'S '3 Mission
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I'»ul John C, iiiBihiiilKt. r. 244 M Clara
Paul .luHuB, pHliitjT. r. "ifiG Tehama
Paul P. I>., aephaltu u roofiug and pluiublng, 1306
Mission
Paul Kichard, r. 2fi8 Stevenson
Paul Kiobartl, seaman, r. 2 Ecker
Paul Robert E , boxmaker, r. 1127 Broadway
Paul Thomas F., machinist, r. 244 H Clara
Paul Williaiu. builder, r. 802 McAllister
Paul Willl»m, butcher, 8E cor Greenwich and Steiner
Paul William A., driver Qeorne W. Smart, r. Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Iff" Paul. See Pahl
Paulden Charles A., stock clerk Stauf & Cooper, r.
704 Fifteenth
Paiiler Theodore, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Paull Frank C, eJgapainter, 545 California, r. 323
Chestnut
Pauli Gustxiv J., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Stockton and Oreenwhich
Paulina Domlnick, cooper Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r.
421 Harrison
PauliB Daniel, butcher, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Paulk Harvev H.. salesman, r. 516 Fell
Paulltn James F. (Paullin \ Paullin) r. 121 Franklin
Paullin James R., r. 148 Sixth
Paullin S. F. Mrs. (Paullin & Paullin) r. SW cor Fell
and Franklin
Paullin fc Paullin (James F. and Mrs. S.F.) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Fell and Franklin
Paullissen Henry, painter, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulme Eugene, vestmaker, r. 629 Minna
Paulovich Stephen, deckhand stmr Newark, r. Ala-
meda
Pauls Henry (Coleman A: Pauls' r. 17 i'olk
Panlsell A. C. (Panlsell k Wilbur; and Harbor
Commissioner, r. Oakland
Paulsen & Wilbur (A. C. Paulsell and I. R. Wilbur)
managers Farmers' Co-operative Union (Stock-
ton) branch office 314 California
Paulsen A., wellborer, r. Ahlborn House
Paulsen .Andrew, waiter Carl Q. Larsen, r. 606 Jessie
Paulsen Charles, foundryman. r. .\hlborn House
Paulsen Charles A., assistant keeper East Brother
Island
Paulsen Charles J., shoemaker, r. 17 Perry
Paulsen Christ, seaman, r. 263 East
Pauleen Henry, bartender, r. 6 Union
Paulsen Henry, engineer, r. 1805M Stockton, rear
Paulsen Henry H., clerk, r. 1837 Eddy
Paulsen Henry W., sawmaker, r. 18 First
Paulsen Hermann, groceries and liquors. 1839 Eddy
Paulsen John, cook, r. 36 Clay
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors, 701 Valencia,
r. 1710 ^ Stevenson
Paulsen Julius, bookkeeper M. Freudenberg & Co., r.
917 Sutter
Paulsen Julius B., bookkeeper Hoffman, Alexander &
Co., r. 850 Market
Paulsen Lauritz. master mariner, r. 1704 Folsom
Paulsen Ludolph, clerk P. Drathen, r. Fourth Street
Hotel
Paulsen Paul, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. S s
Sierra bet Georgia and LoTiisiana
Paulsen Peter, laborer, r. Sickles Avnr San Jos6 Road
Paulsen William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enth and Mission, r. 631 Guerrero
Paulsen William F.. porter Hills Brothers, r. 607
Pine
Paulson Axel P.. foreman Pac. Rolling Mill
Paulson ('.. cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
Paulson Carl J., r. Mariposa nr De Haro
Paulson Charles, wagonuiaker, r. 12 Isis
Paulson Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Paulson H. B., dishwasher, r. 433 Jessie
Panlsou Henry, shipcarpeuter, r. 822)^ Green, rear
Paulson J., r. 626 Sutter
Paulson Pi ter M.. engineer, r. E s Michigan bet Si-
erra and Shasta
Paulson Williams (Paulson & Co.) r. 614 Jones
Paulson & Co. (William Paulson and John Sanders)
carpenters and contractors, 421-423 Jones
oy Paulson. See Paulsen and Poison
Paulssen Bernhard. local editor Abend Post, r. 18
John
Paulucci Abel, fruit and vegetables, NW cor Eddy and
Pierce, r. 1632 Eddy
Paulucci Lelio V. (Paulucci & Casasaa) r. 1216M
Steiner
Paulucci .V Casassa (Lelio V. Paulucci and Carlo Ca-
sassa) commission merchants. 515-517 Davis
Paulus Daniel C, butcher, r. Manitoba nr Railroad
Av
Paulus Louis, butcher, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Paulus Louisa Miss, compositor Hotel Gazette, r.
Manitoba nr Railroad Av
P8uly Max, machinist Cal. Electrical Works, r. 237
Minna
Pauly Morris, r. 537 O'Farrell
Panpitz F. W. Mrs., liquor saloon, 123 Jackson
Pausmnnn Henry, hay and grain, 2421 Mason
Pauson Frank (Hyams, Pausen & Co.) r. 1228 Ellis
Pauson Henry, boots, shoes and clothing-, 517 Pacific
Pavel August (Zwierlein k Pavel) r. 62 Merritt
Pavey George, porter, r. Buena Vista nr Virginia Av
Pavie E. Mrs. r. 821 J^ Montgomery
Pavie Francis, bookkeeper, r. 821 }^ Montgomery
Pavitza Gaspar (Dabelich & Pavitza) r. 1006 Powell.
rear
Pavlicevich John, chophouse, 324J^ Davis, r. 1027
Alabama
Pawley A., compositor Chronicle, r. 767 Harrison
Pawlev Sidney, trimmer Truman, Hooker & Co., r.
345 Fifth
Pawlicki L. P., physician, 700 Sutter
Pawling Fitch H., carpenter, r. 427 Sutter
Pawsey John, r. 19 Valencia, rear
Paxson Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda
Paxton Charles E., stockbroker, 308 Pine, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Paxton J. H., r. Palace Hotel
Payer L. Mme., r. 641 McAllister
Paylor Charles, livery stable, 15-17 Hoff Av
Payne Abraham D. L., carrier Post Office, r. 2729 Pine
Payne Arthur T., r. 52n>^ Bryant
PAYNE BROTHERS ,wm...,
and George li.) manufacturers machine
bolts and nnrs and Nor^vay iron car-
riage bolts, 135 Howard
Payne Charles, conductor Market St RR.. r. 2004
Ellis
Payne Edmond W., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Payne Frank H., upholsterer, r. 2729 Pine
Payne Frank W., pressman, r. 120 Bernard
Payne George H. lE. M. Derby & Co.) r. Alameda
Payne George L. (Payne Bros.) r. 2615 Howard
Payne George W,, foreman canshop W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 1502 Stockton
Payne Henry A., clerk, r. 2615 Howard
Payne John, carpenter, r. 919 Harrison
Payne John, mechanic, r. 1120 Folsom
Payne John, porter Thomas Day & Co., r. 236 O'Far-
rell
Payne Laura, widow, r. 109 Powell
Payne M. H. Mrs., artist, r. 2729 Pine
Payne Noah, boltmaker Payne Bros., r. 810 Twenty-
fourth
PAYNE ROBERT EUGENE
dentist, office 80-81 Flood Bldg,SW cor
Marlcet and Fourth, hours 9 A. M. to
5:30 P. M., r. Hotel Pleasanton
SPECIAL PATTERNS
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THE HASTINGS."
OEMI It a. OF lABTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000,
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst, Mmget.
THE BANCROFT
COMPANY UaTk?.^
ST.;- BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Payne Samuel, seauiHn, r. 129 Jackson
Payne Theodore F. (Uewey & Pa.yue) r. 1409 Sutter
Payne Thomas, seaman, r. 14 Washingtoa
Payne William (Payne Bros.) r. 627 Tweuty-thlrd
Payue William, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 120
Bernard
Payne William E , compositor Erenins Post
Pavne Willis, bricklayer, r. 11654 Langton
I^Pa^ne. See Paine
Payot Hriiry (Payot. Upham & Co., r. 920 Ellis
Payot l.conce. salesman, r. 920 Ellis
Payot, Upham ^ Co. (Henry Payot and Isaac
Upham) wholesale and importing booksellers,
stationers and blankbook manufacturers, 204
Sansome
Payroutet Julia, widow, r. 807 Pacific
Payroutet Mary, widow, r. 807 Pacific
Paysen William, bartender Charles Bernhardt, r. 525
Howard
Payson Carter, stairbuilder A.I. Sanborn, r. 709 Shot-
well
Payson Charles B., confectionery, 1126 Larkin
Payson Clarence C, r. 32 Clementina
Payson EJward L., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
28 Twelfth
Payson William H. (Ferral & Payson) attorney
at law, 526 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Payton George W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 18
Ford
Payton Mary, widow, r. 159}^ Tehama
■^ Payton. See Paton, Patten, Petton and Peyton
Payzant William, cashier Lebenbaum Bros.,r. Berke-
ley
Paz Angelo clerk August Pistolesi, r. 343 Jessie
PEABODY E. & CO. ,E.Uvard
Pea body) dealers in all kinds of foreign
and domestic coal, 113-114 Washing-
ton
Peabody Edward (E. Peabody & Co.) r. Commercial
Hotel
Peabody Edward W., carrier Post Office, r. 1341 How-
ard
Peabody Free Kindergarten, Mary P. Light principal,
64 Silver
Peabody Frank, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Peabody Porter T., foreman Mission Rock Ware-
house, r. 106 J4 Third
Peabody Primary S('hool, Miss Gertrude H. Cahalin
principal, W s Mission bet Hermann and Ridley
Peabody William F., physician, 28 Liberty
Peace Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 526 Turk
Peace Weaker, diereamer Cal. Wire Works, r. 706 Lom-
bard
Peach Augustus N., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Fac-
tory, r. 469 Jessie
Peach D., teamster, r. 36 Clay
Peach H. N. Mrs., widow, r. 469 Jessie
Peachy A. C. Mrs., widow, furuished rooms, 810 Mis-
sion
Peacock Amos, restaurant. 616 Sicramento
Peacock G. E.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 24 Stanlj PI
Peacock George, bricklayer, r. 432 Duncan
Peacock James, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. 346 Ship-
ley
Peacock J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Turk
Peacock John H., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 311 Turk
Peacock Levi D., clerk Amos Peacock, r. 616 Sacra-
mento
Peacock William P., compositor, r. 426 Greenwich
Peak Catherine, widow, r. 508 Francisco
Peake Bessie M. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 122 Haight
Pearce C. A., student School of Engineering, r. Oak-
land
Pearce Edward L. . r. 504 Powell
Pearce Emily, widow, r, 118 Diamond
Pearce Frederick, teamster, r. 400 Beale
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IN THE
EXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
w, & J, mm & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
641
MADE TO ORLEE.
to 647 MARKET STREET.
Pearce George F., r. 317 Taylor
Pearce Henry D., mufr gold pens. 402 Montgomery,
r. 314 Fremont
Pearce Henry M., painter, r. 24.1 RItch
Pearce James F., plnsterer, r. 1227 Twenty-sixth
Pearce Thomas B., dentist. .5^8 Seventeenth
Pearce Thomas H., liquor saloon, 334 Bush, r. 656
Folsora
Pearce William, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
6^ Pearce. See Peir^e and Pierce
Peard Sidney engineer, r. 717 Bryant
Peare Daniel J., with Walter ati)ne, r. 1433 Mission
Pt-are Thomas S., carpenter r. 48 Seventh
Pearl E. C. Mrs., lodgings, 448)4 Third
Pearl Frank, bartender J. F. Farley, r. 615 Linden Av
Pearl J., r. 29 South Park
Pearl John, seaman, r. 527 Second
Pearl L. A., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 448)4
Third
Pearl Mary E., widow, r. 930 Market
Pearlman Abraham M., cigars and tobacco, cor Sutter
and Market, r. 1029 Golden Gate Av
Pearlman Albert S., capitalist, r. ."iOl Geary
Pearlman Herman, tobacco and cigars, 160 Third, r.
26 Mary
Pearn H. H., shoemaker, r. 902 Montgomery
Pearson Adolph, waiter Louis M. Juhl, r. 616 Green
Pearson Alice, widow, r. 729)4 Harrison
Pearson August, housemover, r. 509)4 Leavenworth
Pearson Augustus, lumberman, r. l-i Clementina
Pearson Charles, third otticer stmr Geo.W. Elder
Pearson Dora Miss, typewriter, 508 California, room
26, r. 2708 Bush
Pearson E., wait'T La Grande Laundry
Pearson Edward, engineer, r. 32 Bernard
Pearson Ellen, willow, restaurant. Railroad Av bet
Trinidad and Bahama
Pearson J. K., barber, r. 230 Perry
Pearson John, carpenter, r. 1321 Scott
Pearson John H., r. 2018 Larkin
Pearson John H Jr.. weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r 2018 Larkin
Pearson John W.. office 533 Kearny, r. Oakland
Pearson Marv, widow, r. 17 Louisa
Pearson Nels K., bootblack, r. 230 Perry
Pearson Nelson P.. Inngshorf man. r. 28 Natoma, rear
Pearson Nils, liquor saloon, 102 Fifth, r. 525 Steven-
son
Pearson Nils, waiter P. H. Stephencon. r. 34 Mary
Pearson Oliver, carpenter, r. 945 X Folsom
Pearson R. C, r. 13ii5)<i Golden Gate Av
Pearson Robert, horse trainer, r. 439 Sixth
Pearson Robert, wiitchinan stmr City of Sydney
Pearson S., carpenter, r. 6)4 Clinton
Pearson Walter M., horbeshoer, 7U First, r. Twenty-
eighth and Noe
Pearson William, cashier Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. 221 Powell
Pearson William, engineer, r. 1611 Jones
Pearson William H. chaplain U.S.A., Post Chaplain
Alcatraz Island
Pearson WiUiam S., r. Nucleus Hotel
Pearson William W., driver Wells Fargo k Co., r. 781
Mission
Pearson W. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 781 Mission
i^" Pearson. See Pierson
PeaAons Hiram A., capitallBt, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Pease Alice, widow, r. Liberty nr Church
P.ase Charles D., clerk Louis T. Snow, r. fill Hayes
Pease Coffin F.. spring matlressmaker, r. 1313 Powell
Pease E. G. Mrs., stenographer, 608 California, room
26
Pease Emma, widow, r. .WJ T^rk
Pease George F.. carpenter, r. fill Hayes
Pease George S., broom maker L. W. Palmer, r. 629
Sacramento
PeaHe Gi-orir"' W. , secretary Electrical Supply
Co., 32H Bush, r. 914 Broadway
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO.
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nC DDnni/l YM brown, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
Ur DnUUIVLini 510 California street.
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W. W. Montague & Co,
PXJItflPS,
Suction and Force.
F<kK 1IA]VI>, \V1M>-.1II1.K .1M> I>4»\VKK
Ai.u six.i:s.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MASKET STREET
it I'stato Johu Parrott,
, a«ent Goodyear Rubber
N\V cor Paciflc Av and
705 Snncbez
r.iiBu Ciilos M., plivf-iciaii
Pt'aMi' Liiniaii S., aoi'ouut i
I liOl Sutt.T
Pea.sf Rlchitrit H. Jr
Co., ri77-r)7'.) Market, r,
I Pierio
Pease Thomas H., clerk, r
^ Pease Walter R., bookkeeper ludianapolis Mnfg Co.,
r. 3 Betdi-mau
Pease William C, contractor and builder, r. 815 Lom-
. bnrd
t^" Pease. See Peace
Ptiisley JoliD, engineer, r. 5 Sumner
' Peaslcy Marion, wrapper Seidl it Rotger, r. 925 Na-
tonia
Peasl.y Stephen I,., shipwriRht, r. G08 Sixth
Peat Fannie Mrs., r. liilO Larkin
Peat John, r. KilO Larkin
Peat Robert, clerk Chester W. M. Smith, r. 1610 Lar-
kin
Peatlield Joseph J., with Bancroft Library, r. 3007
Mason
Peavy William A., r. ,')7 Hoflf Av
Pebbles Wallai-e, teamster Polv, Hellbron & Co., r.
Railroad Av bet B:iharaa and Trinidad
Pechart Frank. blaikKmith O. M. Slioflf, r. 854 Howard
Peoben Pierre, gardener, r. (il9 Pacific
Pechiu Celipa R. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar
Sihool, r. 177.-^ Green
Pecliin CItnrles, proprietor Phil's Exchange, 417
Front, r. 1778 Green
Pechner Arthur, salesman S. Attell, r. 711 Bush
Pechner Caroline, widow, r. 711 Bush
Pechner Louis J., clerk S. H. Collins, r. 711 Bush
Pechner Robert B., cutter, r. 22.1}^ Valencia
Pecht Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
I and Jones, r. 521 Jones
Peck Albert L., flour packer, r. .524 ?4 Natoma
Peck Benjamin, laborer J. Martenstein & Co.. r. 37
Dorland
Peck Charles, contractor, r. 433 McAllister
Pei-k Cbarles, laborer, r. 27 Clinton
Peck Charles N., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
Alameda
Peck Charles S., bookkeeper Teele & Scott, r. Alameda
Peck Dennis, r. 415 Jones
Peck Edwin S., bookkeeper Holt Bros., r. Berkeley
Peck F.. laborer, r. 2219 Post
: Peck Fremont P., second lieiitenant Battery I, 1st Ar-
I tlllery. U. S. A., r. Presidio
Peck Gustave, bartender Arion Halle, r. 1408 Mason
Petk James R.. porter Tubbs .t Co., r. Oakland
Peck J. E., manager W. S. Peck, Bro. & Co. (Syracuse,
^ N. Y.) 84 Flood Bldg
' Peck Jeremiah L., new-! agent, r. 100 >5 Second
1 Peck Jesse T., weigher Black Diamond Coal Mining
t Co., r, 2420 Sutter
Peck John, boots and shoes, 20 Montgomery Av, r.
1027 Pacific
Peck John H. ¥.. salesman F. Chevalier & Co.. r. 599
j Ellis
Peck Louis, blacksmith Market St. RR.. r. 22 South
; Park
Peck L. P., bookkeeper William Dunphy
i Peck Minnie, widow, r. 18}^ Decatur
Peek Philip, r. 1615 Fillmore
Peck Samuel E., surveyor, r. Old People's Home
. Perk V. D. Mrs., widow, r. 2420 Sutter
I Peck William W., machinist Pac. Iron Works
Peck W. S. Bro. & Co. (S.vracuse. N. Y.) mnfrs cloth-
ing. J. E. Peck manager, 84 Flood Bids
Peckerman Ben.iamin, salesman, r. 1215 Webster
Peckerman Joseph, shipping clerk Newman & Levin.
son, r. 1215 Webster
Peckerman Simon, pawnbroker, 17 J^ Third, r. 1215
Webster
Peckhain Edwin P., stockbroker, 321 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Peckhnni Frank C, cnrriagemaker George W. Peck-
ham, r. 12.12 KolBoni
Peck nam Oi-orgo D., compositor Weekly Sun, r. 1232
Pcckhimi deoruo W., carriage mn'"r, 1232 Folsora
I'lCkliaiii Joseph P., musician Cremorne Theater, r.
:m Fouitli
PecUhani Samuel, stevedore, r. 417 Main
ttS^ I'cckbam. See Packham
Pcckman Samuel, r. 513Fol8om
Pocknagle Cbarles, niacliinist Pac. Iron Works
PetUlar Syiliiey H., attorney at law and com-
luissioner deeds for California, Nevada and other
States, to reside in London, England. San Fran-
cisco oHice 13 Nevada Block, London office 4 Pal-
inerston Bldgs, Old Broad Street, E. C.
Peden George, paperruler H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 248
Minns
Peden William, tailor Carroll & Tilton, r. 248 Minna
Peden W. J., with Geo. C Shreve k Co., r. 248 Minna
Pedersen Andrew, tailor, 725 J4 Bush
Pedersen Berthinius, wood and ivory turner, 308
Mission, r. cor Susquehanna and Manitoba
Pedersen John P., quartermaster stmr Starbnck
Pedersen Magnus, longshoreman, r. 5 August Alley
Pedersen Olof, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Pedersen Peter, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Pedersen Therkild, cooper George Larsen, r. 212
Second
<^" Pedersen. See Petersen, Peterson, Petersan and
Piderson
Pederson Alfred, clerk, r. 725 J^ Bush
Pederson Charles, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Pederson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peilerson Soren, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
e^ Pederson. See Petersen, Peterson, Petersan and
Piderson
Pedlar A. H., mining, r. 433 Grove
Pedlar Joel, miner, r. 433 Grove
Pedlar Thomas C, salesman Renton Coal Co., r. Oak-
land
Pedler Joshua N., commission merchant, 11 Steuart,
r. 2727 Pine
Pedler Susan, widow, r. 416 Laguna
Pedrazzi Luigi, cook Sartori & Fantlnl, r. 8 Telegraph
PI
Pedrazzi Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni) r. 150 Fifth
Pedrazzi & Gianettoni (Stephen Pedrazzi and Stephen
Gianettoni) liquor saloon, 150 Fifth
Pedretti Benjamin, butcher, r. 5:<3 Broadway
Pedretti Charles, salesman, r. 508 Octavia
Pedro James, fruits and vegetables, 217 Fonrth
Pedroni Gioachimo, bakery, 1400 Stockton
Pedroni Michele (Gianettoni & Pedroni) r. 509 Broad-
way
Pedrotta Angelo, waiter, r. 19.36 J^ Mission
Pedrotta Angelo. florist, r. 19363^ Mission
Pedrotta J. A. (Pedrotta & Zambelli) r. 325 '('urk
Pedrotta & Zambelli (J. A. Pedrotta and H. B. Zam-
belli) fruits and vegetables, 325 Turk
Pedrotti Joseph, pantryman Nevada Restaurant, r.
^417 Pine
Pedrotti Victor, cook, r. 1.505 Dupont
Pedrnzzi Sebastian (Mouthon & Pedruzzi) r. 7 Vasear
PI
Pedruzzi Sebastian J., printer, r. 711 Stockton
Peek Bernard, r. 37 Dorland
Peel Jonathan M., medical student, r. 1725 Pine
Peel Matthew C, r. 1725 Pine
Peel Robert, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Peer Jacob, r. 116 Eleventh
Peer Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman sec-
retary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Peerless Mining Co. (Pima Co. A. T.) A. Waterman
secretary, 25-26 Nevada Block
Peerless Saloon, John M. Chenoweth proprietor,
902-H04 Market and 3-5 Ellis
Peet C. C. physician, r. 128 Locust Av •
LAEGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
KN'S FOEMSHING GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., €OR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Martet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
I*ro<liicer« of (be only
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Pfet Henry D., business niaiiacer Paiiflc Luiuber-
luaii and Coutrai tor, 411 H California, room 7
Peet W. Liockwood, editor Pacific Luiuberman
and Contractor, 41 IH California, room 7
I'ei tz J. Mrs., r. 115 William
I'tsgs James, boilfrmaber Pae. Iron Works
Peg«s Jolin. boilermaker Pac. Iron Works
Peg({8 Owen, engineer, r. 32 Rincon PI
Peguilhan Francois (Peguilhau & Lenoir) r. 14 Stock-
ton
Pegruilhan & Lenoir (Francois Peguilban and
Josepb Lenoir) proprietors Pup Rotisserie and
Hotel. 14-lti Stockton
Peguillan Emil, sbeep butcher. St.Tbomas bet Platte
and Savannah, r. Falkland nr Platte
Pegnlllan Emil E., butcher, r. S s Manitoba bet Rail-
road Av and Yazoo
Peguillan Eugene, salesman J. G. James & Co., r. S s
Manitoba bet Railroad Av and Yazoo
Peguillan John, laborer, r. S s Manitoba bet Railroad
Av and Yazoo
Peguillan Theodore, butcher, r. S 6 Manitoba bet
Railroad Av and Yazoo
Pehrson Benjamin, tailor, r. 20S Second
Pein Geortje H., liquor saloon, NEciir Third and Mis-
sion, r. 704 M Mission
Pein Henry J., bartender Diedrich N. Ahrens, r. SW
cor Mission and Main
Peipers F.. musician, r. 925 Howard
Peirano Luke (Podesto & Peirano) r. ()20 Pine
Pelrce Charles V., architect, 410 Kearny, r. 20 ^ Potter
Peirce Ella Mi8s, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son, r. 129 Perry
Pierce Joseph, r. 502 Geary
Peirce R. K. Mrs., dress and cloak making, 1636 Mar-
ket
t^ Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peiser Abraham, physician, r. 304 Mason
Peiser Alexander, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1711 Sutter
Peiser Elias, r. 609 Minna
Pieser Emanuel, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
1711 Slitter
Peiser F. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Frances, widow, r. 13 Sixth
Peiser Henry, clerk Charles Ealisky, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Joseph, r. 1711 Sutter
Peiser Levi, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Morris, druggist, r. 405 Van Ness Av
Peiser Saul, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 405 Van Ness Av
Peiser Solomon, bookkeeper J Samuels, r. 1711 Sutter
8^ Peiser. See Peyser and Pyser
Peixotto Edgar D., clerk Edmund Tauszky, r. 1626
Sutter
Peixotto Ernest, r. 1636 Sutter
Peixotto Raphael (Peixotto & Silverman) r. 1626 Sut-
ter
Peixotto Sidney S., bookkeeper Davis Bros., Berg-
msnn fc Co.. r. 1626 Sutter
PEIXOTTO & SILVERMAN
(Raphael Peixotto and Moritz Silver-
man' The One Price Dry Goods Hous^e.
dry and fancy jjoods, cloaks and suitg
a specialty, 1230-1232 Market
Pelham A. P. Miss, assistant Crocker Free Kinder-
gratei', r. 1114 Hyde
Pelham Charles G., compositor, r. 719 Ellis
Pelham James E., phs'sician County Hospital, r. 873X
Market
Pelirione Giovachino, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Pelicicne Leverone, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Pelle Alexis, poultry, 84-85 California Market, r. 13)4
John
Pellegrini Frank, painter Oal. Wire Works, r. 518 Val-
lejo
Pellegrini Frederick, fresco painter, r. 518 Vallejo
Pellegrini Orltndo, fresco painter, r. 518 Vallejo
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
PflleKrini Pierre, nurse, r. 619 Pm iiw-
P.-llegnMo Piiiupaniu. ijcddl.r, r. ICUI Dupont
Peller Hermann, plumber H. Wllllamsun, r. Oakland
Pelletiir Kdwaril, r. 785 ><; SteveoKon
Pelletiir (liispar^l, clerk, r. 785)4 Stevenson
Pelletier Henry F. (McTavish & Co.) 209 Eighth
Pell'tier Louis, painter and whitner, l:t29J4 Miuoa
PelliiiKer John, coachmnn, 2."i34 Mission
Pellispier Maurice, florist, 202 Central Av, r. cor San
Bruno Road aiid Cortland Av, B. H.
Pellisson Brothers (Pierre and Mariiis) proprie-
tors New Guillauiue Tell Uot.l. 619 Pacific
Pellisson Marius (Pellisson Brntliers) r. fil9 Pacific
Pellisson Pierre (Pellihsou Brothers) r. 619 Pacific
Pellison Rosuliud. lodgings, HOI Vallejo
Pels Edward, poiter Isaac Lacher, r. .'■>.54 Willow Av
Pelson Joseph, carpenter, r. Thirtieth nr Church
Peltier Joseph, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 6.52 Eighteenth
Pelton J. S., traveling .salesmau Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., 211 California
Pelton Loring A., mining, r. 850 Foleom
Pelton Stephen H., carpenter, r. 923 Sacramento
Peltret Frank A., reporter, r. 631 Guerrero
Peltz George, poultry, Berlin nr Burrows, U. M. T.
Peltzer Augustus, bookkeeper A. Feukhausen & Co.,
r. 202 Stockton
Pelz Morris, cigarmaker, r. 322 Turk
Pelzer August, baker, r. 1078 Howard
Pemberthy M. Mrs., r. 1035 Market
Peuiberthy Thomas, sailmaker Neville & Co.
Pembridge Carrie, widow, r. 1310 Pacific
Pembroke James W., watchmaker 8. J. Pembroke, r.
212 O'Farrell
Pembroke Samuel J., watchmaker and jeweler, 212
OFarrell
Pena Domingo O., miner, r. 24 Pinkuey PI
Pena Leonora MiRS, seamstress, r. 826 Broadway
Pena Paula, seamstress, r. 14 Salmon
Pence Jacob B., house moving, 1126 Mission
Pence John W., house mover J. B. Pence, r. 28 Seventh
Peuda Giovanni, coffee saloon, 72.t Davis
Pendergast Catherine, widow, r. 20 Fidrral
Fendergast Cornelius, lineman, r. 16 Bernard
Pendergast Frank C. molder James Peudergaaf, r.
2543 Folsom
PendergHst James, foundry, 307-309 Folsom, r. 2543
Folsom
Pendergast James A., commercial traveler, r. 1708
Eddy
Pendergast James H , foreman Sanborn,Vail & Co., r.
634 Minna
Pendergast James M., collector, r. 2913 California
Pendergast James W., machinist, r. 217 Twenty-sec-
ond
Pendergast John P.. foreman James Pendergast, r.
2543 Folsom
Pendergast .loseph H., machinist Fulton Iron Worki,
r. 1110 Treat Av
Pendergast Mary Mrs., r. 114 Fell
Pendergast Maurice, expressman, r. 10 Eldrldge
Pendergast Michael, laborer, r. 400 Main
Pendergast Solomon, r. 1708 Eddy
Pendergast T., driver Butler St. HR.
Pendergast Temple, librarian law dept 8. P. Co., r.
534 Bush
Pendergast Thomas, fireman, r. W 8 Georgia bet Si-
erra and Shasta
Pendergast Thomts, foundryman. r. 217 Twetily.sec
oud
Pendergast Thomas, laborer, r. Sierra nr Georgia
PendergiiSt Thomas F., molder. r. 2543 Folsom
Pendergast AVilliam, r. 327 Bay. rear
Pendergast William, saloonkeeper, r. 46 Silver
Pendergast WilUam Jr., laborer, r. 327 Hay, rear
Peudergadt William H., molder James Pendergast, r.
2544 Folsom
K?" Pendergast. See Prendergast
LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS PALMER & REYli
>UUTI.AN». «B.
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PER
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
I*lnli>, Ji>|>uiin<><l nn<l N<ainp«d
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Penilrrs .TiinieB, hnBtler Omnibus RU., r. 15 Clara
Peiulcrs Jitiiu'H I)., boxiiiaker, r. ;tO:) Mimon
PeiukTS John, Uborer 8. F. Gas Liulit Co.. r. W s
Kt'Dtucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Pendexter Frederick L., galcaniau Le Count Bros., r.
V09 Powell
Pendlciou Benjamin F., r. 2661 Howard
Pendleton B. H. (Horn & Co.) r. Tubbs Hotel, East
Oakland
Pendli ton C. L.. euRineer, r. 138 Creek Lane
Pendleton E. C, r. 1037 M Market
Peudliton Edward P., machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. Oakland
Peiuiletou Henry, laborer, r. NE cor MlSBlon and
Third
Pendleton Herbert L. (I. N. Withrow & Co.) r. 148
Ninth
Peitfllfton ni. E. nira., proprietor Hotel Pleas-
anton, NW cor Sutter and Jones
Pendo John, restaurant, 723 Dnvis
Peudola Katrina, widow, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Pendola Piter, plumber, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Penebsky Adolphus T., carpenter, r. 1420 Church
Penefield Thomas C, porter Uoiou Club
Peuet Eugene, laborer, r. Sullivan nr Berlin, U. M.T.
Peneton Lucy, widow, r. 9 Auburn
Peney Henry R., draftsman, r. 1148 Sutter
Penfield J. Q., steward strar San Pablo
Penfleld William H., clerk I. Burns, r. Alameda
Pengelly Kichard, shipbuilder Union Iron Works, r.
2618 Bryant Av
Penhallow Deblois P., master bark Hope, r. 528 Ellis
Penling^ton George, secretary Odd Fellows'
Cemetery Association, 22 Phelan Bldg, r. 123
O'Farrell
Penliiijgftoii Thomas, secretary Granolithic Pav-
ing Co., 422 Montgomery, r. 123 O'Farrell
Penn Chemical Works, Daniel Buck secretary,
r,7 Nevada Block
Penn Harry H., barber, 202^4 Townsend
Penn John, baker, r. 446 Minna
Penn M:iry Mrs., widow, r. 1217 Green
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., 326 Kearny
Penna J., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 444 Minna
Pennell Charles C, cashier J. B. Wooster & Co.,
r. 1414 Taylor
Pennell Charles D. Mrs., widow, r. 2914 Mission
Pennell Henry E., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
1702 Larkin
Pennell Jemima, widow, r. 1702 Larkin
Pennell Robert, lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 214
Castro
Pennell Thomas M., assistant adjuster Spring Valley
W.W., r. 1702 Larkin
Penney John F., boatbuilder, NE cor Illinois and
Solano, and proptr Penney's Hall, r. 1708 Folsom
Penney's Hall, John F. Penney proptr, W S Kentucky
bet Solano and Butte
Pennie Charles, teacher languages, r. 337 Tehama
Pennie Jamies C. , Public Administrator, office
426 California, r. 1506 Post
Pennie James C. Jr., mnfr cider, r. 1506 Post
tS^ Pennie. See Penney and Penny
Penniman Ellen A., artist, 103 St. Ann's Bldg
Penniman George A. (J. A. Ingraham & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Pennington Alfred, compositor Alta, r. 523 Geary
Pennington Edmund (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r.
26 Rincon PI
Pennington Edward (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r.
26 Rincon PI
Pennington G. & E. & Sons (George, Edmund, Ed-
ward, John, Thomas and George Jr.) steel works,
219 Main
Pennington George (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r. 26
Rincon PI
Pennington George Jr. (G. & E. Pennington & Sons)
r. Pittsburgh, Penn.
Pennington John (G. & E. Pennington & Sons) r. 26
Rincon PI
Pennington Thomas (G.& E. Pennington & Sons) r.
26 Rincon PI
Pennoyir John W., commercial traveler, r. 1407 Wash-
in>;ton
Pennsylvania Fir© Insurance Co. (of Phll-
iiilclpliiiil Hriiwn, Craig & Co. general agents,
WiiiiicM S. Davis city agent. .TIO California
PEPSYLVANIA RAILROAD ao..ph b.
Kirklaiifl ajfpiit, lO Moiitgfomery
8»- Penny. See Penney and Pennie
Penny conk James, sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Pennycook John, porter, r. 2730 M Mission
Peunycook John Mrs., widow, r. 16 De Boom
Pennycook Thomas, brassfinisher, r. 16 De Boom
Pennycook Washington W., plumber, r. 16 De Boom
Pennycook William G., electrician John M. Klein &
Co., r. 16 De Boom
Penrose John, laborer, r. 13 Page
Pentecost Joseph, manager S. H. Sheplar & Co., r. 702
Market
Peutland Edward L., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Pentland Louis, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Pentony Johb, laborer, r. 126 Olive Av
People Publishing Co., publisher The People, 628
Clay
People The, People Publishing Co. publishers, 628
Clay
People's Express Co.,J.W. Mahoney, Edward J.
Graham, Albert Barlow and William B. Quigley
proprietors, office Oakland Ferry
People's Fire Insurance Co. (Manchester, N.
H ) Okell & Woolley general agents, 411 Call-
fornia
People's Free lilbrary The, J. V. Cheney li-
brarian, N B Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
People's Ice Co. The, John Rodda secretary, 607
California
Peoples Jackson, r. 117 Capp
Peoples Robert, teamster Robert Morton, r. 630 Geary
Peoples Robert Mrs, r. 724 Post
Pepin Frank, car cleaner S. P. C, r. E b Harrison bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Pepin James, blacksmith, r. 2711 Harrison
Peplow Edward A., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
621 Greenwich
Pepper Annie, waitress, r. S. F. Girls' Union
Pepper Auaustus, watchman, r. 737 Twenty-third
Pepper Frederick, cook John J. Buck, r. 163 Minna
Pepper Frederick L., foreman Pac. Oakum Factory,
r. 215 Shotwell
Pepper George, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 24
Mint Av
Pepper George W., seaman, r. 1607 Stevenson
Pepper Hermann S., furniture, 241 Third
Pepper John, longshoreman, r. 518 Mission
Pepper John W., bookkeeper Kohler & Chase, r. West
Oakland
Pepper Peter, laborer Union Iron Works
Pepper Warren, wood turner, r. 737 Twenty-third
Pepper W. H., carpetlayer, r. 26 Turk
Pepping Herman, painter, r. 1326 Pacific
Peppier John, clerk C. P. Bourjade, r. 515 Union
Pequigney Joseph (Pequigney & Co.) r. 508 Eddy
Pequigney & Co. (Joseph Pequigney and Harry
Sprung) real estate agents. STSH Market
Pera Andrew, barber, 7 Vallejo, r. 1205 Stockton
Pera Antonia, widow, r. 347 'Tehama
Pera Francisco, shoemaker, 413 Broadway
Pel a John, teamster, r. 1308 Montgomery
Pera P. & Co. (Pellegrino Pera and John Garibaldi)
commission merchants, 612 Front
Pera Pellegrino (P. Pera it Co.) r. 612 Front
Peralta Balthasar, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 3045 Sixteenth
~ THE BEST
CLOTHIl^IG
I
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For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
MTMALFirelDS. Co. ofHarlM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Managee
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
UarkTt^.?reet.inewbooks received daily.
PEE
943
TER
Peralta D. R. r. 526 Broadway
Peralta Juauita Misg, r. 405 McAllister
Perata B. * Co. (Bernardo Perata and Frank Bazzuro)
restaurant, lOo Pacific
Perata Bernardo (B. Perata & Co.) r. 42G Vallejo, rear
Periita Gaetano (Perata 4 Demartini) r. 1501 Dupout
Perata G. B. (Metastazio & Co.) r. Varennes PI
Perata James, gardener, r. 1501 Dupout
Pf rata John, clerk, r. 1501 Dupout
Perata Micbel, groceries and liquors. 1501 Dupont
Perata Nicolas, r. 425 Filbert
Perata & Demartini (Gaetano Perata and G. B. De-
martini) bay and grain, 620 Broadway
Perazzi Horace, plumber David Bush, r. 1129U
Broadway
Perazzi John J., pilot, r. 1129 M Broadway
Peiazzi Rose, widow, r. 1129!ii Broadway
Perazzi Victor J., salesman, r. 1129 M Broadway
Perazzo John, barber, 548 Washington, r. 1 August PI
Perazzo Louis, wood and coal. NE cor Union and
Kearny
Perba Euiiel, druggist, r. 431 Pine
Perbouer Jacob, mnfr underwear, r. 2326 Jones
Percell William, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 405 Geary
Percellia Joseph, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 1717
Stockton
Percher Harry, seaman, r. 22 Zoe, rear
Percival Charles, laborer, r. 4 Chatham PI
Percival Frank W., carpenter, r. 538 Fifteenth
Percival George F., mnfr candies, 122 Ellis, r. 314
Bush
Percival Osceola C, printer. 2424 Market
Percy Frances, bookseller and news agent, 240 Post
Percy George W. (Percy & Hamilton) r. Oakland
Percy John, salesman Commercial Tea Importing
Co., r. 612 Jones
Percy <& Hamilton (George W. Percy and Fred-
erick F. Hamilton) architects, 318 Pine, room 36
1^ Percy. See Piercy
Perdike Julius, cabin boy, r. 117 Drumm
Perdue J. E., conductor Central RR.
Pereau Joseph L., ticket collector S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Peregrine Joseph M., barber, 327 East, r. 118 Drumm
Pereira Domingos. boatman, r. Ill Jackson
Pereira Manuel, cook J. F. Alex, r. 1403 Stockton
Pereira Samuel L., liquor saloon, 112 Halleck, r. 415
Jones
PEREY PETER
coppersmith, 753
Mission, r. 711 Grove
Perez Baldomero, compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
1525 Powell
Perez L. M., teacher languages, 82 St. Ann's BIdg, r.
Oakland
Perez Pedro, r. 400 Van Ness Av
Perez Pedro, janitor, r. 1115 Stockton
Perez Peter P., seaman, r. 814 Vallejo
Perez Thoiu«s N., printer, r. 814 Vallejo
PERFECTION PENHOLDER CO. ....n.,.
I. Rodri^'ue secretary and treasurer,
office 1808 O'Farrell
Perfetto John (Magliano & Perfetto) r. 521 Vallejo
Pergeaux Herman, painter, r. 826 Vallejo
Perham Addie L. Miss, r. 2808 Laguna
Perham J. P. M., purchasing agent, 202 Sacramento,
r. 2808 Laguna
Peri Edward, laborer, r. 240 Rltch, rear
Peri O. B., vegetables. Colombo Market
Perl Louis, machinist John Roach, r. 407 PaciBc
Periam Charles J. (C. J. Periam & Co.) r. 1609 Geary
PERIAM C. J. & CO. ,C,..r.e.
J. Periam) proprietors California Safe
and Lock Co., machinists and lock ex-
perts, manufacturing; and repairinn; of
machinery, \% Main
W. & J, SLOANE & CO.
Manufacturers of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
IN THE
BXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Perine George M. (Nicholas P. Pcrine it Co.) and
superintendent Santa lYuz Bituminous Hock
Paving Co., 2H New Mnntgomerv. r. 416 Oak
Perine Nicholas P. (Nil holas P. Ferine* (Jo.) and
president Santa Cruz Bituminous Rock Paving
Co., 28 New Montgomery
Perine Nicholas P. & Oi. (Nicholas P. and George
M. Perine) Boston mastic rooting, 28 New Mont-
gomery
Perine William D., artificial stone pavement, 30 New
Montgomery, r. Oakland
8^ Perine. See Perrin
P^rini Gottardo (Perini h Ferinl) r. 835 Valencia
Perlui Pietro, liquor saloon, 2i5 Pacific
Perinl & Feriui (Cottardo Perini and Bartolomeo
Ferini) restaurant, 207 Post
Perlno Frank, barber, 619 Sacramento, r. 427 Pacific
Periolat Charles, clerk Swain Bros., r. 830 Howard
Perkins A. Judson, photographer Fred. P. Swasey, r.
439 Fell
Perkins A. Judson Jr., photo printer, r. 439 Fell
Perkins Anna T.. saleslady, r. 645 Mission I
Perkins Charles, patternmaker, r. 948 Harrison
Perkins Charles B., dry goods and gents' furnishing
goods, 1114-1116 Market, r. 961 Mission
Perkins Charles C. (Perkins & Washburn) r. Alameda
Perkins Charles C, porter Palace Hotel, r. 633 5< Geary
Perkins Charles N., clerk Post Office, r. 22 Geary
Perkins Clarence, waiter, r. 428 M Third
Perkins Edward G., speculator, 324 Pine, room 9, r.
lol Taylor
Perkins Edward W., dishwasher, r. 129 Third
Perkins Edwin S., clerk, r. 869 Market
Perkins Ellen, widow, r. 507 Stevenson
Perkins Emma, fur sewer, r.645 Mission
Perkins Eugene, packer, r. 2107 Bush
Perkins Eugene S., sewing machlnes,718 Washington,
r. Oakland
Perkins Florence Miss, negative retoucher, r. 439
Fell
Perl-ins Francis, r. 645 Mission
Perkins Frank, r. 510 Taylor
Perkins Frank, r. 1812 Pierce
Perkins Frederick R., r. 26)^ Kearny
Perkins George, miner, r. 4-1 Third
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Perkins George E., clerk O. R. and N. Co.. r. Oakland
Perkins George F., teacher singing and elocution,
329 O'Farrell
Perkins George W., collector Wells Fargo & Co., r.
353 Fourth
Perkins Harry, paperhanger, r. 633 Stevenson
Perkins H. C. r. .521 Pacific
Perkins Henry C, salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Perkins Hiram F., machinehand Mechanics' Mill, r.
617 Shot well
Perkins Horace, teamster T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 1316 Powell, rear
Perkins Howard, liquor saloon, 1162 Market, r. 8
Metcalfe PI
Perkins J. A. P., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. r.
Ik-rkeley
Perkins James, gardener, r. 948 Harrison
Perkins Jessie, telephone operator, r. 18'20 Pierce
Perkins John J., real istato agent, r. 901 Shotwcll
Perkins John W., laborer, r. 21H>4 Rttch, rear
Perkins Joseph, accountant Standard Soap Co., r. 110<)
Twenty-fourth
Perkins Joseph G., patternmaker, r. 418 First
Perkins Joseph J., draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
41H First
Perkins Lizzie, widow, r. 2517)4 California
P<rkins Mary A., widow, r. 629 Lombard
Perkins M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Perliins Nathaniel B., carpenter, r. 425 Third
Perkins Nellie, widow, r. 507 Stevenson
I
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Afgvnt,
r>10 Cnliforniu Streut.
TER
944
PER
W. W. IVIontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENOr^TSII AN13 AMIOKTCAN
KiK'itiiwIit-. «Jla7<'<l itiift l*l:tiii.
309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
I P.rkiiis N. S. Mr»., drfssiimkiii^'. 4>r. 'I'liird
IVrkliis Plillii) .1., ilirk Dr. William P. MoDonuott,
I r. Udl Twonty.fourth
I Perkins Hiihsrd A., biitclier, r. NE cor Manitoba and
I Perkins Saitiiiel, agent A. M. Simpson J: Bro., r. 1454
1 Kraukllu
I I Perkins Siiniuel H., clerk Roneral passenger and
I I ticket dept S. P. Co.. r. 510 Geary
' Perkins Wavne, foreman Norfolk Stables, r. 719
' I OFarrell
I Perkins William, proptr Mansion House, 001-963
h I Mission, and Moutyomery House, 613 Mission, r.
im CoUingwood
Perkins Willis T.. clerk local freisht office S. P. Co.,
r. 510 Geary
Perkins & Washburn (Charles C. Perkins and George
H. Washburn) liquor saloon, 344 Kearny
Perkins *: Wise, merchants (OrovlUe, Cal.) office 218
California, room 5
Perkosa Marino, r. 539 Vallejo
Perkovlch George, upholsterer, 113 Taylor
Perl James, laborer, r. Tehama nr Twenty-eighth
Perl John C, clerk, r. 320 Twenty-second
Perl Sylvestei-, eleru Louis Metzger, r. 448^ Third
Perle Otto, waiter, r. 26 !« Kearny
IPerley Alvin S., r. 375 Shotwell
Perlev A. W., r. 5 Antonio
Perley Edward E., capitalist, r. till Folsom
. Perley Morris, r. 375 Shotwell
Perllte Gia.'into, barber. 180K Powell
Permau J. Leader, jeweler Anna Keyes, r. 202 Second
Permin Louis, painter, r. 951 Harrison
i Permin Otto H., salesman Hart Bros., r. 412 Post,
I rear
Pernau Charles C, foreman Section 2, Sea Wall, r. 423
t Bay
Pernau Henry F., salesman William Davis, r. 423
' Bay
Perosio Michele. gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Six
Mile House
Perpels Henry, laborer, r. 16^ Decatur
Perpoli C. Mrs., forewoman John F. Snow, r. 2508
[ Bryant Av
Perpoli Florindo, engineer John F. Snow, r. 312
! Twenty-eighth
, Perpoli Maximilian, dyer John F. Snow, r. 2508 Bry-
ant Av
Perpoli Pracidio (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.) r. 312
Twenty-eishth
Perpoli Pracidio & Co. (Pracidio Perpoli and Virgillo
Barsottij wood and coal, 608 Broadway
Perquy Arthur, portrait artist, 7 Prospect PI
Perramont Louis B., carpenter, r. lOiJti Hyde
Perrault D., conductor Market St. R.R.
I Perrault Edward L., physician, 413 Kearny, r. 1400
I Jackson
Perrault Julian, physician, 413 Kearny, r. 1400 Jack-
I Perrault Julian T., clerk, r. 1400 Jackson
j Perrault Maurice N. (Steve D. Chiucovich & Co.) and
liquor saloon, 312 Washington, r. 217 O'Farrell
Perrault M. C. Mrs., lodgings, 123 Powell and 217
1 O'Farrell
, Perrean George, seaman stmr Collma
; Perrenot John F. Jr., salesman C. A. Malm, r. 719
1 Valencia
, Perret Theodore, tanner, r. N s Venezuela bet Tom-
bigbee and Potomac
; Perrier Aglae. widow, r. 516 Third
Perrier Alfred, salesman Alfred Greenebaum & Co *
! .509 Pine
PEREIER-JOUET & CO.
Eperiiaj- CUampagne, Wilfrid B. Chap,
man sole agent Pacific Coast, 133
California
Perrier Jules, bookkeeper, r. 23^ Perine
Perrlnian Flora C, Mrs., r. 2113 Jones
Perrinian W. R., master bkfn Phantom, r. 318 Steuart
Perrin Addlne, widow, r. 1935 Clay
Porrin Albert A., policeman, r. 1706M Folsom
Perrin Arthur, decorator and painter, r. 5 Bond
Perrin Charles, contractor, r. 1323 Mission
Perrin Edward R. (Perrin & Allen) r. 116 Turk
Perrin Edwin B., real estate, 402 Kearny, room 1, r.
1935 Clay
Perrin Francois, dry goods, 521 Montgomery Av, r.
1710 Stockton
Perrin George H., surveyor and civil engineer, 634
Market, r. Oakland
Perrin Gustave, wholesale liquors, 139 Ninth
Perrin John, actor, r. 331^ Bush
Perrin Margaret, widow, r. 3341 Mission
Perrin M. F., Mrs., boarding, 116 Turk
Perrin Minnie Miss, r. 323 Oak
Perrin Reuben J., physician, 226 Sutter
Perrin Richard, actor, r. 1014 Filbert, rear
Perrin Robert, real estate, 402 Kearny, room 1, r. 1935
Clay
Perrin Russell G., r. 954 Bush
PERRIN & ALLEN .Ec^ara
R. Perrin and William H. Allen) res-
taurant and oyster saloon. Bay City
Market, 1140 Market, open all hours
d^ Perrin. See Perine
Perriue Charles D., bookkeeper George H. Croley, r.
Alameda
Perrine H. H., clerk A. Schilling &. Co., r. Oakland
PerriuB John E., whip and lashmaker Hart & Bran-
denstein, r. 417 Fremont
Perris William, cook, r. 909 Pacific
Perrone Osea, physician. 634 M Broadway
Perry A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaking, 24 Sixth
Perry Alexander J., colonel and Assistant
Quartermaster general U. S. A., Chief Quarter-
master Division of the Pacific and Department
of California, 230 Phelan Bldg. r. Hotel Pleasan-
ton
Perry Alfred W., physician, 207 Turk
Perry Alvin B..i clerk Whittier. Fuller & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Perry Belle Miss, cardmaker H. Cohen, r. 416 Green-
wich
Perry Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Perry Charles A., dentist, 841 Market
Perry Charles C, physician, r. 526 Eddy
Perry David J., r. 15U6 Hyde
Perry Edward, bartender James W. Orndorff, r. 448)^
Natoma
Perry Edward, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Perry Edward H., solicitor American Exchange Hotel,
r. 113 Fillmore
Perry Eliza, widow, r. 416 Greenwich
Perry Emanuel, laborer, r. 542 Ninth
Perry Frank, bottler Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r. 30M
Zoe
Perry Frank, cook J. P. Larsen, r. 1322 !« Kearny
Perry Frank, lumberman, r. 63 Tehama
Perry Frank, machinist Atlas Iron Works
Perry Frank, master schr Dare, office 48 Market,
room 2
Perry Frank, porter, r. 449 Seventeenth
Perry George H., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r.
2733 California
Perry George H., compositor J. H. Barry, r. Alameda
Perry George W., driver, r. 7 Ivy Av
Perry Henry, attorney at law. 230 Montgomery,
room 16, r. 504 Geary
Perry Henry J., carpenter, r. 91 }< Silver
Perry Henry O., carrier Post Office, r. 1349 Howard
Perry H. F., compositor Bulletin, r. 1818 Powell
Perry James, blacksmith, r. 218 Austin
Perry James, contractor, r. 27 Valencia
Perry James W., plasterer W. A. Kemp, r. 1314 Green
LOWEST PEIOES.
TINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. C<>n. TIIIRO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Ehow Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
St. Marys College,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CONDUCTED BY
BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS.
This Institution offers Students every facility for acquiring a thoroughly Christian and
practical Education — an education that will not only enable, but engage them to fulfill
faithfully their duties as Christians, and thus make them good and useful members of
society.
The Brothers are trained to the work of education; it is their vocation— the sole object
of their Society. They live in the same house, sit at the same table, preside at the recrea-
tions, and, as far as possible, form a family circle with the Students, in order the more
easily to gain their confidence, and thus be in a position to direct them successfully in their
studies.
THE STTJDIIES.
The Studies are divided into two distinct courses — Collegiate and Commercial.
The usual Academic Degrees are conferred on those who merit the distinction.
The Business or Commercial Course is thoroughly organized, and forms a separate
Department. A Diploma is awarded to those who complete this course and pass the
required examination.
All the classes are examined publicly at the end of each Term.
The result of the monthly examinations of each Student is sent to the 'Parents or
Guardian.
Besides the usual Class Exercises in Elocution, Literary Societies are organized to give
the Students further opportunity for the cultivation of General Literature and Public
Speaking.
(Payments Invariably in Advance.)
Board, Washing, Tuition and Medical Attendance $150 00
Students in the Graduating Class of either Department will be charged Twenty-five
Dollars additional per Term.
Music and Drawing Extra.
jDJ^izr stt7X):h!3^ts.
Preparatory, Intermediate and Commercial Departments, per term of Five Months . . $40 00
Collegiate and Business Departments 60 00
For further particulars, apply at the College, or at the Sacred Heart College, corner of
Eddy and Larkin streets.
BRO. BETTELIN, President
ARPADHARASZTHY&CO.
lwAs^N=^T?N ST.! PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAeNS
PER
915
PET
Perry John, r. 27 Natoroa
Perry John, bottler Lacbman Cal. Wine Co., r. 30!<
Zoe
Perry John, painter D. Foley
Perry John, pantrjinan, r. fifiS Market
Perry John, printer H. S. Crocker k Co., r. Ocean
View
Perry John Jr., stock and bond broker, 411
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Perry Johu C. (Perry & Kuapp) r. 15 Van Ness Av
Perry John M., mat-ter mariner, r. 819 Howard
Perry Jdin V. B., civil engineer, 318 Pine, r. 1421
Taylor
Perry John W., jnnkdealer, r. 29 Hinckley
Perry John W., mailing clerk Post Office, r. 12U
Howard
Perry Jdseph H., barber M. Epstein, r. 415 Stevenson
Perrv Lehind H.. teamster Black Point Packing House
f. S 8 Filbert ur Webster
Perry Lmiis, bartender, r. 7(i2 Vallejo
Perry Maniud, deckhand stmr Modoc
Perry Margaret L., widow, r. 2034 Bush
Perry Mary Mrs., r. .'542 Ninth
Perry Oliver H., r. 7 Fourth
Perrv P:itrick, clerk, r. 1118 Market
Perry Peter P., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1314 Columbia
Perry Pierre, coppersmith, r. 711 Grove
Perry Richard C. carpenter Charles H. Norton, r.
211 M Prospect PI
Perry Richard D., secretary and treasurer Cal. Land
and Timber Co., 401 California^ rooms 24-25, r.
1125 BuBh
Perry Richard H.. driver, r. 211 k' Prospect PI
Perry Robert O., framemaker 6. A. Perry & Co., r. 618
Stevenson
Perry S. A. .fe Co. (Samuel A. Perry) pictures, frames,
artists' materials, etc., 1346 Market
Perkinf. Shmuel, agent A. M. Simpson & Bro., 48 Mar-
feet, r. Berkeley
Perrv Samuel, laborer, r. Sickels Avnr San Jose Road
Perry Samuel A. (S. A. Perry & Co.) r. 136 Liberty
Perry Samuel B., carpenter, r. cor Tombigbee and
Falkland
Perry Samuel B., restaurant, 1508 Polk
Perry S. W. Mrs., r. 1:^37 Pine
Pi-rry Theresa M.. widow, r. 1314 Florida
Perry Thomas, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Perry Thomas H., seaman, r. 263 East
Perry William, painter, r. 218 Ninth
Perry William, salesman, r. n21 Jackson
Perry William, waiter, r. 23 Glover
Perry William D., compositor Alta
Perry William F., broker and commission merchant,
308 California, r. Oakland
Perry William H., seaman, r. 3 Chesley
Peiry William K.. printer, r. 1015 Fillmore
Perry Jt Knapp (John C. Perry and Horace G.Knapp)
painters and paper hangers, 15 Van Ness Av
Perryman Fitzhngh, r. 609 Polk
Pcrryman Mary Miss. r. 534 Natoma
Person Frank, with The J. Dewing Co., r. 708 Mason
Person Peter, driver City RR., r. 233 Sixteenth
Perugia Pietro, farmer, r. 527 J« Green
Perunino Frank, messboy stmr Starbuck
PeruKio Mlchele, vegetable dealer, r. 1519 Dupont
Perutz Alfred, bookkeeper London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 809 Pine
Pertz Paul, salesman, r. 834 Folsom
Pervasp Seraphin, bootmaker, 706 Montgomery At
P. rwo Walter A., druggist Charles D. Ziele, r. 626
Pacific
Paschek James, shoemaker A. Levi, r. 530 Pacific
Pe»cln Joseph, physician and surgeon, 611 Wash-
ington, and Supervisor Fourth Ward, r. 1520 Tay-
lor
Pescia Trusalla, widow, r. 5 Medau PI
Pesi hon P. A., extra gripman Market St. RR.
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ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Pesoh Charles E., stationer, r 530 Oreenwich
Pesseno Andrea, painter, r. 731 Vall«jo
Petavoy Frank, candymaker W. Qruenhagen & Co. r
417 Folsom
Petch Ritchard H., porter Held Brothers * Co. p. 65
Second
Peter Fred, costumor. 726 Market
Peter George, r. 90'.» Kearny
Peter Jacob, instrument maker John Roach, r. 1709 Ji
Jones
Peter Joseph, bootblack, r. 1517 Dupont
Peter Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1017 Bat-
tery
Peter Julius, baker A. Wilson, r. 1139 Folsom
Peter Konrad, tailor, r. 732 Union
Peter M. Mrs., costumer, 7.36 Market
Peter Mary, widow, r. 1023 Pacific
Peter Otto, coppersmith, r. 10.'3 Pacific
Peter Otto, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 26 Scott PI
Peter Zaro, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
»■ Peter. See Peters
Peterie John H., driver Herman Joost, r. 614 54 Valen-
cia
Peterkin John, laborer, r. Malacca nr Potomac
Peter'ein Reiuhold, hosiery. 1146 Howard
Peterman Christian, clerk "Transportation Dept U. 8.
A., r. 1203 Folsom
Peters Albert, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 14 Rausch
Peters Andrew, tailor, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Peters Anne, domestic 416 Van Ne.ss Av
Peters Annie E., widow, r. 108 William
Peters Antonio, seaman stmr Granada
Peters Arthur, clerk Carolan * Co.. r Oakland
Peters August, butcher Ottmar Wahlhelm, r. 912
Twentieth
Peters Bertha, domestic 105 Polk
Peters Brothers (Pincus and W'illiam) proprietors
Rockaway Oyster House, 1002-1001 Market
Peters Brothers (William C. and Williami liquor
saloons, 8W cor Kearny and Clay and SE cor
Montgomery and Commercial
Peters Carrie O. Mrs., teacher music, 868 Mission
Peters Catharine, widow, r. 35 5$ Ringold
Peters Charles, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 164
Clementina
Peters Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Peters Charles A., stenographer C. A. Harmon, r.
2522 Howard
Peters Charles F., liquor saloon, 1215 Steiner, r. 1217
Steiner
Peters Charles R., artist, r. 1010 Sutter
Peters Chris T., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. 24
Turk
Peters D., cabinetmaker, r. 25 Clementina
Peters D. A., clam digger, r. NW cor Fourth and Ken-
tucky
Peters Delia Mrs., bakery, 710 Van Ness \v
Peters Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 431 Fell
Peters Druille Mrs., r. 915 Folsom
Peters Emanuel, cook. r. 413)4 Green
Peters Ernnt, uidiolsterer and decorator, 2n.'.l Mission
PETERS F. M. L. & CO.
(FrnnclM M. t.. Peters uful F. Aiit;««t
Meyer) fniity 4roo«l», tuyn, miiMUul ia-
Htruinents Inwn (enniM, rrnqiiet. Inil-
ian cliibx, dumb bells, etc., aOT Mont-
Ifoniery
Peters Frauds M. L. (F. M. L. Peters * Co.) r. 823
Filbert
Petera Frank, baker, r. 410 Union, rear
Peters Frank, liquor saloon. 504 Broadway
Peters Frfdcrlck (J. Popert ft Co.) r. 621 Fourth
Peters Frederick C, purchasing agent Oregon Co*l
and Na»igalion Co., r. .3li Post
Peters Frederick W., clerk Tatum 4 Bowen, r. 3522
Howard
Peters George, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
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809, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MAKEET STBEEI
I'rters UoorKo, waltiT, r. 'iT.i SiH'rumcnto
rt'ters George, waiti-r, r. VSi'l SHiTsiueiito
Peters Goorne S.. fruits aud vegetables, 2434 Mission,
r. '.'4;)'2 Mi8!>lon
Peters Heiiirkh, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510
Ninth
Peters Helena, widow, r. 2201 Larkiu
Peters Henry (Paiuperin & Peters) r. 780)4 Harrison
Peters Henry, clerk H. J. Hinok, r. SW cor O'Farrell
and Polk
Peters Henry, cooper, r. 1007 Battery
Peters Henry C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Min-
nesota nr Sierra
Peters Herimmn, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 922
Battery
Peters H. J., r. Ablboru House
Peters I. Kemble, cashier Judson Mnfg Co., r. Oak-
laud
Peters James J., assistaut bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane
& Co., r. Oakland
Peters J. Frank, traveling salesman Williams Bros.
& Co., r. 1529 Geary
Peters -lohu, r. cor Caroline and Butte
Peters John, carpenter, r. SU Fourth
Peters John, laborer, r. 6:i8 Second
Peters John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510 Ninth
Peters John, liqnor saloon, 801 Fourth, r. Oakland
Peters John, livery stable, 2320 Fillmore
Peters John, upholsterer, r. 101)5 Valencia
Peters John F., carpenter, r. 1005 Valencia
Peters John H., photographer, r. 828 Cupp
Peters John R., baker, r. 115M Shipley
Peters Joseph, expressman, 322 Vallejo
Peters Joseph C. (Peters & Cowle) r. 225 Eleventh
Peters Julius A., bookkeeper G. Cohn & Co., r. 2522
Howard
Peters Lena, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Peters Louis, r. 122 Taylor
Peters Malte J. (Holste & Peters) r. 335 Geary
Peters Margaret, widow, poultry dealer, cor Caroline
and Butte
Peters Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 504 Broadway
Peters Mary W., widow, r. 1016 Suiter
Peters Oliver 8., laborer Palace Hotel, r. 13 Louisa
Peters Pearl, artist, r. 28 O'Farrell
Peters Phillip J., clerk George S. Peters, r. 2432 Mis-
sion
Peters Pierre, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. 647
Natoma
Peters Pincus (Peters Bros.) r. 122 Taylor
Peters Richard, saddler Hart & Brandenstein, r. 1314
Harrison
Peters Rose, r. 164 Clementina
Peters Rudolph, seaman, r. 101 First
Peters Simon, tailor, r. 44 Grove
Peters Sophia, widow, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Peters Theodore C, carpenter, r. 164 Clementina
Peters T. T.. laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Peters William (Peters Bros.) r. 122 Taylor
Peters William (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect PI
Peters William, clerk Ernst Kleveshal, r. NE cor Pow-
ell and Francisco
Peters IVilliam, wines and liquors, 623 East
Peters William, tanner Frank McAleer, r. 14023^ Fol-
som
Peters William C. (Peters Bros.) r. 216 Prospect PI
Peters William J., carpenter and builder, 215 O'Far-
rell, r. Tilden nr Fifteenth
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Peters and George M.
Cowie) hay and grain, 591 Sixth
l^" Peters. See Peter
Petersen A., clerk Capitol House, r. 537 Sacramento
Petersen A., seaman, r. 263 East
Petersen Adolph, waiter, r. 626 Green
Petersen Adolph, collector, r. 1538 Washington
Petersen Adolph T. N. (Petersen & Meilandt) and
coffee saloon, 429 Bush, r. 23 Madison Av
Petersen Andrew, engineer, r. 136 First
Petersen Andrew, painter, r. 40 Morris Av
P. tersen Andrew, r. 12!) Folsom
Petersen Anne Mrs., bakery, 1703)4 Market
Petersen August, tailor, r. 713 Bush, rear
Peteiseu Axel, laborer, r. 228 Langton
Petersen Carl, vegetablenian, r. (it) Annie
I'eterseu Charles, longshoreman, r. 238)$ Fifth
Petersen Charles.
2(;3 East
violin
PETERSEN CHARLES
milker, all Itiiids of musical instrii-
iiteiitM repaired and tor sale, 808
Liurlcin
Petersen Churlea A. «!te Co. (Charles A. Petersen
aud Ludwlg J. F. Koster) proprietors Union Soap
Factory, 316-322 Tenth
Petersen Charles A. (Charles A. Petersen & Co.) r.
Alameda
Petersen Charles H., r. 313 Page
Petersen Charles R., clerk Charles Petersen & Co.. r.
Maineda
Petersen Christian (Petersen & Decker) r. 646 Fourth
Petersen Christian, clerk H. E. R. Buttelmann, r. NW
cor Eleventh and Howard
Petersen Christian, hog ranch, r. Trinidad bet Platte
aud Savannah
Petersen Christian, master mariner, r. 1213 Florida
Petersen Christian, tailor. 631)4 Minna
Petersen Christian M., restaurant, 26 First, r. 7 Ste-
venson
Petersen Christian V., with Adolph T. N. Petersen, r.
23 Madison Av
Petersen C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1538 Washington
Petersen F., substription clerk Dewey & Co., r. Oak-
land
Petersen Frank, tanner, r. Trinidad nr Susquehanna
Petersen Frederick (Petersen & Juhl) r. 321 O'Farrell
Petersen Frederick M., bookkeeper Joseph F. Schlel-
den, r. 324 Washington
Petersen Gustave H. C, machinist William Deacon,
r. 1857 Stevenson
Petersen Hans, barber, r. 131 Second
Petersen Hans, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r.
419 Minna
Petersen Hans, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. Valley nr
Sanchez
Petersen Hans M.. manager S. F. Artificial Paving
Co., 436 Montgomery, r. 118 Townsend
Petersen Hans P., manufacturer tJliet soap, Twentieth
nr Florida
Petersen Henry, laborer, r. Alabama nr Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Petersen Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
nessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Petersen Jacob, coffee saloon, 7 Market, r. 818 Page
Petersen James, teamster Nelson Bros., r. 115 Dor-
land
Petersen Jensine Miss, domestic, 319 Seventeenth
Petersen John, r. 930)4 Harrison
Petersen John, gardener, r. San Jos^ Road nr Sher-
man
Petersen John, laborer, r. St. Thomas nr Yazoo
Petersen John, longshoreman, r. 543 Howard
Petersen John, master mariner, r. 21 Hinckley
Petersen Jolin, proprietor Lincoln Hotel, 434
Fifth
Petersen John, seaman, r. 253)4 Clara
Petersen John, seaman, r. 318 Seventh
Petfersen John, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Petersen John A., r. 6 Hampton PI
Petersen John A., street sprinkler, r. 719 Vallejo
Petersen John N. (Petersen & Co.) r. 1214 Ellis
Petersen John W , machinist, r. 395 Ninth
Petersen Julius, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Lars, laborer, r. Mauritius nr Penobscot
Petersen L. L., r. 26 Turk
Petersen Louis N., laborer, r. 337 Twenty-seventh
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Petersen Ludolf M. G., candy maker, r. 314 Fair Oaks
Peterseu Manning, porter Tillmauu ji Beudel r 6'.>7
Vallejo
Petersen Martin, carpenter, r. W s Somerset bet
Wayland and Bacon, U. M. T.
Petersen Martin, cook, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Mary Mrs., r. 742 Fourth
Petersen Mary H. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
IKOTH Missiin
Petersen M. V., carbuilder, r. 820 Bush
Petersen Nels, liquor saloon, 48 Sacramento
Petersen Nels, seaman, r. 416 Fifth
Petersen Nis P., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market
and Davis, r, 31M Rltch
Petersen O., carpenter stmr City of Peking
Peterf-en Olof, carpenter, r. 161U West Mission
Petersen Otto, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Petersen Peter (Petersen & Chapiu) r. 313 Pacific
Pftersen Peter, baker, r. 434)^ Natoma
Petersen Peter, deckhand stmr Relief
Petersen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ten-
nessee bet Sierra and Nevada
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. 10.5 Clark
Petersen Peter, sidewalk layer, r.210 Montgomery Av
Petersen Peter, wood and coal, 441 O'Farrell
Petersen Peter N., packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 60
Jessie
Petersen Peter P., waiter Carl O. Larsen, r. 419
Minna
Petersen Rasmus, tailor, r. 166 Clara
Petersen Sibbert (Petersen & Heine) r. 819 Dolores
Petersen Sievert, r. S s Precita Av bet Howard and
Mission
Petersen Simon, laborer, r. Kansas bet Humboldt and
Sierra
Petersen Thomas, clerk James Linforth, r. Twentieth
ur Florida
Petersen William J., clerk Charles Petersen & Co., r.
Alameda
Petersen & Chapln (Peter Petersen and Theodore
Chapin) liquor saloon, 313 Pacific
Petersen & Co. (John N. Petersen and Paul Jessen)
draymen, oflice 26 Fremont
Petersen & Decker (Christian Petersen and H. M.
Decker) proptrs Railroad House, 640-646 Fourth
Petersen & Heino (Sibbert Petersen and Louis Heino)
plumbers and gasfitters, 1330 Market
Petersen & Juhl (Frederick Petersen and Louis M.
Jubl) coffee saloon, 24 O'Farrell
Petersen k Meilandt (A. T. N. Petersen and John
Meilandt) coffee saloon, 10 Ellis
Peterson A., hostler, r. 724 Mission
Peterson Aaron, carpenter, r. 31 Hoff Av
Peterson Albert, expressman, 421 East, r. 14 Washing-
ton
Peterson Albert, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Peterson Albert, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Peterson Albert A., deck hand stmr Alameda, r. Oak-
land
Peterson Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Alfred, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Peterson Alfred C, oculist and aurist, oflSce and
r. 319 Geary
Peterson A. M., compositor Call
Peterson Andrew (Madson & Peterson) r. Oakland
Peterson Andrew, bartender Waller h Fijher, r. 261
Minna
Peterson Andrew, bartender William Bendt, r. 6 Clay
Peterson Andrew, driver Central RR., r. 13 Clinton,
rear
Peterson Andrew, factoryman Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
322 Minna
Peterson Andrew, laborer, r. 423 Hyde, rear
Peterson Andrew, ma'-hinist. r. 167 Perry
Peterson Andrew, master scbr Hercules, r. 653 Third
Peterson Andrew, nightwatchman, r. 7 Boston PI
Peterson Andrew, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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641, 643, 645 and 847 MARKET STREET,
NEXT ABOVB PALACE IIOTEI..
coffee 8»loon, 283 East, r. Ala-
Peterson Andrew H
meda
Peterson Andrew J., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Peterson Andrew T., porter Harris Bros. & Co., r. 18M
Mason
Peterson Andrew W., cutter Charles Lyons, r. 1053
Howard
Peterson Anna 0., widow, r. 1711 Hyde
Peterson Autoue, clerk, r. 912 Clay
Peterson Arthur S., livery sUble, 62-C8 New Mont-
gomery, r. 337 Eddy
Peterson August, helper Annie 0. Londin, r. 246
Fourth
Peterson August, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson August B., dry goods, 252 Third, r. 6 Hamp.
ton PI
Peterson Augustus, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3553
Fillmore
Peterson Augustus E., waiter, r. 824 Folsora
Peterson Bernhard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Caspar, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 359
First
Peterson C. E., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 469 Tehama
Peterson C. H., clerk superintendent's office Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 726 Mission
Peterson <J. H., seaman. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Charles, clerk, r. 1016 Twentieth
Peterson Charles, joiner Jason Springer At Co. r. North
Beach Hotel
Peterson Charles, machine hand A. Frel, r. 1317 Na-
toma
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsera
Peterson Charles, ship carpenter, r. 13 Tehama^
Peterson Charles, tailor, r. 4 Geary PI '
Peterson Charles, teamster H. OhUndt k Co., r. W s
Iowa bet Yuba and Yolo
Peterson Charles A., coffee saloon, 14 Sacramento, r.
421 Greenwich
Peterson Charles M., stevedore, r. 314 Day
Peterson Charles R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Charles W., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
Alameda
Peterrton Christ, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Peterson Christian, louijshoreman. r. 117 Gilbert
Peterson Christina, widow, r. 1510 Turk
Peterson Connie H., pressman J. R. Brodle & Co.. r.
118 Twelfth
Peterson C. W. M., bartender Henry Koehler, r. 418
Clay
Peterson Daniel, seaman, r. 433)4 Clementina
Peterson Edt,'ar A., painter The Bancroft Co.. r. 109
Oak
Peterson Edward, carpenter repair dept State Board
Harbor Coraniissioners, r. 413 Folsom
Peterson Edward, waiter, r 12 O -tavia
Peterson R. Gus. gripman Market St. RR., r. 635 Lott
Peterson Elias, seaman r. North Pm-ltle Hotel
Peterson Emanuel, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Peterson Emma Mrs., r. 9 Baldwin Court
Peterson Euewald, real estate, 314 Bush, r. ."iUTaylor
Peterson Erlck L., bartender, r. 2318 Post
Peterson Ernst, laborer, r. 5 Berry
Peterson Ferd C, city agent Commercial Union As-
suranite Co. (limited) of London. IJOl California,
r. Alameda
Peterson Frank, baker, r. 410 Union
Peterson Frank, seaman, r. North Pai-lflc Hotel
Peterion Frank, treasurer The National Oil Co.,
123 CBllfornia, r. Oakland
Peterson Frank B. (Mitchell * Peterson) r. Alameda
Peterson Frederick, r. 22 Metcalfe PI
Peterson Frederick, warehouseman Pioneer W»r»-
liousp. r. 1407 Montgomery
Peterson Frederick, watchman, r. fill Folsom
Peterson Frederick O , Eastern bookkeeper The Bin-
croft Co.. r. 1707 Jessie
Peterson Frederic W., clerk Otto Cramer, r. 110 Kllli
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Potcrnon FiclilM Mih., lodtjlng-!, nio Howanl
Putorsoii Fritz, hostlor D. Bnsliiucr & Co., r. 62.5
How^ird
Peterson George, fresco painter, r. 30t)H California
Peterson GeorKe, shoemaker, r. 420 Killiert
PeteriiOii George, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
Alaiuedn
Peterson GeorKe B., grainer, 1314 Market, r. 418 Minna
Peterson George B.. tailor Heeve & Staab, r. Oakland
Peterson George W., assistant weigher Custom
House, r. (iOi> Folsom
Peterson George W., porter AUyne k White, r. 1224
?"olsom
Peterson Godfrey, laborer, r. 241 M Lnngton
Peterson Gustaf. shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 844
Folsom
Peterson Giigtnf B., manufacturer jewelry, 404
Post. r. 912 Clay
Peterson Gustave (Poetsch & Peterson) r. Mission nr
Twenty-sixth
Peterson Giistave, butcher The Baldwin
Peterson Gustave, waiter Albert Sjugnn. r. 415 East
Peterson Giistavus H., bookkeeper, r. 109 Oak
Peterson H., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1007 Bat-
tery
Peterson Hans, carpenter, r. C20 Fourth
Peterson Hans S., tireman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Peterson Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Henry, butcher, r. 923 Larkiu
Peterson Henry, butcher, 1117 Harrison
Peterson Henry, patternmaker, r. 167 Perry
Peterson Heury, ranchman, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Franklin
Peterson Herman, cabinetmaker A. F. Knorp, r. 820
Bush
Petersen Ina L. Miss, stenographer John H. Boalt, r.
Oakland
Peterson Jacob, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Son, r.
68 Silver
Peterson Jacob, seaman, r. 30}^ Brosnan
Peterson Jacob, seaman, r. 720 Filbert
Peterson Jeremiah, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 663
Howard
Peterson J. H., master mariner, r. 815 Lyon
Peterson John, r. 627 Vallejo
Peter.=ou John, apprentice Friedrichs & Gercke, r.
82 a West Mission
Peterson John, blacksmith, r. 321 Third
Peterson John, butcher, r. 1(I50 Folsom
Peterson John, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son
Peterson John, laborer Am. Sugar Beflnery, r. 7 Bil-
lings PI
Peterson John, liquor saloon, 323 East
Peterson John, liquor saloon, NE cor Railroad Av
and Corea
Peterson John, machinist Murray Bros.
Peterson John, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2523
Post
Peterson John, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 119
Stockton
Peterson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson John, sheetiron worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. Richland Av nr Holly Park Av
Peterson John, stevedore, r. 6 Langton
Peterson John A., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
136 Hickory Av
Peterson John W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W
s Arkansas bet Napa and Sierra
Peterson Joseph, laborer, r. 420 Broadway
Peterson Joseph J., (-tock fitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 730 Clementina
Peterson Lawrence (Fitzgerald & Peterson) r. 2318
Post
Peterson Leopold, seaman, r. 263 East
PETERSON LEWIS ,noae.
maker, S58 Market, room 5, r. 1301
Guerrero
Peterson LouIh, butcher Joniis k Co., r. 1068 Howard
I'eteiKon Martin, master mariner, r. 231 Eleventh
Peterson Matilda, domestic 1H25 Sacramento
Peterson Nels, seaman r. 30 Clay
Peterson Nels P., blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 4
Sumner
Peterson Nelson, rigger, r. 308 Minna
Peterson Nelson, seaman, r. W s Iowa bet Yuba and
Yolo
Peterson N. Peter, restaurant, 513 East, r. 928 Pacific
Peterson N. T., dyeing and scouring, 342 McAllister
Peterson (). gardener, r. 36 Clay
Petersnn Ole, carpenter, r. 27 J4 Rausch
Peterson Oliver H., physician, r. 2.i26 Fillmore
Peterson Oliver T., clerk Stevenson & Longwill. r.
2,i26 Fillmore
Peterson Olof, longshoreman, r. 405 Folsom
Peterson Olof, pressman Charles Nelson, r. Berkeley
Peterson Olof F., bartender stmr Alameda, it Oakland
Peterson Oscar E., foreman E. C. Hughes, r. 12 Ber-
nard
Peterson Otto, foreman The Morgan Oyster Co.. r. 78
Ninth
Peterson P., gripman, r. 222 Central Av
Peterson Peter, r. 638 Commercial
Peterson Peter, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 32 Silver
Peterson Peter, coffee saloon, 623 Kearny, r. 1 Hope-
ton Terrace
Peterson Peter, cook, r. 441 Minna
Peterson I'eter. cooper, r. Twenty-fourth nr Castro
Peterson Peter, dishwasher, r. 325 Minna
Peterson Peter, driver Fortmann k Co., r. 266 Clem-
entina
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear
Peterson Peter, master schr Maggie C. Kuss, r. 78
Ninth
Peterson Peter, mechanic j;ason Springer k Co., r. 66
Oregon
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 1018 Montgomery
Peterson Peter, shoemaker, r. 1233 !« Howard
Peterson Peter A., waiter, r. 638 Commercial
Peterson Peter C, laborer Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son, r. 928 Pacific
Peterson Peter H., watchmaker, 300 -Fourth, r. Ala-
meda
Peterson Peter O., cabinetmaker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 148 Tehama
Peterson P. W., clerk, r. 342 McAllister
Peterson Ralph, liquor saloon, 12 Boardman PI
Peterson Reiuhard, watchman John L. Koster, r. 1317
Natonta
Peterson Robert L., r. 1705 Turk
Peterson Rudolf, artist, r. 238 Ritch
Peterson Samuel O , superintendent S. F. Candle
Factory, r. 224 Shotwell
Peterson Samuel P. (Peterson & Henrioulle) r. .373
Jessie
Peterson Sarah, furnished rooms, 1214 Folsom
Peterson S. B. , shipping and commission mer-
chant, 34 California, r. Alameda
Peterson Swain P., bartender, r. 123 Liberty
Peterson Swan J., bookkeeper Woodin & Little, r. 121
Morris Av
Peterson Swen P., janitor Congretration Sherith
Israel, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Peterson TJieoclore, baker, r. 763 Howard
Peterson Theodore, pantryman stmr Mariposa
Peterson Thomas, cook James Cornyn, r. 707 Front
Peterson Thomas, expressman, r. 308 Minna
Peterson Toldevar, brassfinisher, r. 17 Elliot Park
Peterson Walter A., clerk S. H, Brown & Co.. r. 337
Eddy
Peterson William, barber, r. 702 Vallejo
Peterson William, millwright, r. 522 Stockton
Peterson William, pluiober, r. 82 J5 West Mission
Peterson William 0. (Stumer & Peterson) 913 Kearny
Peterson William A., teamster Martin Kenney, r.
82J<j West Mission
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
M.4RKET ST.. COR. THIRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fizturea.
3? Martet SI
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
I 5 30
IWASHINUTON ST.
Producers nf FINE TABLE WINES
PET
949
pi:y
Peterson & Heurioulle (Samuel P. Peterson and
John B. Henrioulle) liquor saloon, 14-1(1 Leldes-
dorff
1^" PetiTBi n. See Pederson, Petersen and Petterson
Petibeau K. * Co. (Edward Petlbeau) drugKists and
cbeniists, NE Cur Ninth and Howard
Petibeau Edward (E. Petibeau .V Co.) r. 125i^ Howard
Peiin Alplionse. physii-lan, r. yi5 Geary
Petit Anson, painter, r. 54 First
Pftit Uenry, liquor saloon, wood, coal, hay and
Rrain, XE cor Bush and Broderick
Petit .luliiis, coodiKtor Sutter St. RR.
Petit Pierre, lodKings, 114 Fourth
t^ Petit. See Pettit, Pette and Petty
Petitjian Leon, attendant U. 8. Marine Hospital
Petralli ('vi lo, laborer, r. .52.5 Union
Petretti Eiuelio (G. N. & E. Petretti) r. 1400 Pacific
P. tretti G. N. & E. (Emilio Petretti and Nicolo
Ginrgi) fruits and vegetables, NW cor Pacific and
Hyde
Petri Amede, vegetableman Sartori & Fantini, r. 5
Lafayette PI
Petri Aiigelo, bakery, 1717 Stockton
Petri Cherubini Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 1407 Du-
pont
Petri Frederick, butcher, r. 416 Fulton, rear
Petri Frideriok, cooper, r. 1137 Harrison
Petri Frederick D., r. 629 Fulton
Petri Raphael, cellarmau Sartori & Fantini, r. 5 La-
fayette PI
Petric .John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 620 Fourth
Petrie Henry, clerk, r. .514)4 Valencia
Petrie .James H., luacbiuist Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
564 Stevenson
8-:?" Petrie. See Petry
Petrilli Arturo. bookkeeper Bloom, Baruch & Co., r.
405 Geary
Petrofi'Ivan, deputy collector, Kodiack, Alaska, r. 531
M"ntg(jmeryAv
Petroscbka Emil, dressmaking, 404 O'Farrell, r. 822
Larkin
Petrovich S. Mrs., confectionery. 1724M Market
Petroviih Samuel S., r. 1724 J4 Market
Petrowska Augusta Mme., furnished rooms, 219
Grant Av
Petry A., r. 1722 Polk
Petry Charles, r. 10 Card Alley
Petry Charles, r. 100 Olive Av
Petry .John, cutler Will & Finck, r. Alameda
(^" Petry. See Petrie
PetB<'h Charles, tailor, r. 1-525 Mason
Petsch Conrad, r. 612 Montgomery
Petsoh Henry C., machinist, r. 1525 Mason
Petszhold August (F. W. Arnold & Co.) r. 322}^ Pa-
cific
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.. r. 32 Waller
t^ Pettee. See Petit, Pettit and Petty
Prtteiiati Frank, expressman, r. 447 Broadway
Petteiiati J. C. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 443 Broad-
way, r. 10>H Kearny
Petterson Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petterson Carl, storekeeper, r. 118 Post
Pettor.son Charles E.. silversmith Schultz & McCart-
ney, r. 9 Essex PI
Petter.soM Ellsworth O.. carrier Post Office, r. 1017
Larkiii
Petterson Enyhury E., r. 629 California
P.ttersoD Frank, with Martin Petterson, r. 1404 Pa-
cilic
Petterson George, with Martin Petterson, r. 1404 Pa-
cific
T'-M.rson Gustav, longshoreman, r. NE cor Mont-
' .rnery and Greenwich
■ r-on Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
1 i-r.son Herman, salesman J. Cogan, r. Petaluma
i-i tteiHon John, engineer Richard Herring, r. 3411
Mission
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Petterson John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 8W cor
Napa and Connecticut
Petterson Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petterson Martin, plumbing and gasfittlng, r. 1404
Pacific
Petterson Nils, conductor Pre»ldlo RR., r. 1132 tTnlon
Petterson Olof, seaman, r. North Pa< Iflc Hotel
Petterson Peter, musician, r. 310 Montgomery At
8^ Petterson. See Pedersen, Petersen and Peterson
Pettibone Hatfield, medium. 115 Jones
Pettigrew Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Pettigrew Charles S., salesman John F. English, r.
1735 McAllister
Pettigrew George D., clerk Cunningham, Curtlsg h
Welch, r. 933 Haight
Pettigrew Harry, jeweler H. EUeau, r. Alameda
Pettigrew James, jeweler William Bahr. r. 5 Jane PI
Pettigrew James J. (Pettigrew h Farless) r. Alameda
Pettijjrew John M., salesman H. Dutard, r. 933
Haight
Pettigrew Percy B., bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r.
933 Haight
Pettigrew William J. Jr.. salesman Blake, Moffltt h
Towne, r. Oakland
Pettigrew W. J., widow, r. 933 Haight
Pettigre^v <& Farlegs (James J. Pettigrew and
Thomas A. Farless) collectors, 217 Sansome, room
11
Pettijohn Charles, machinist, r. 1019 Florida
Pettijohu Eli, flour and meal, 1135 Mission
Pettijohn Suiiuel R., miller William A. Pettijohn, r.
T26 Seventh
Pettijohn William A. manufacturer Breakfast
Gem, 24 Jessie, r. 121; Seventh
PettiP A. M.. Mrs., r. 211 Second
Pettis George H. Jr., compositor, r. 211 Second
Pettis Mary E., widow, r. 209 Polk
Pettis William H. (Snow & Pettis) r. East Oaklsnd
Pettit B. E. Miss, furnished rooms. 215 Kearny
Pettit Edwin, cal)inetmaker. r. 818 Powell
Pettit Frank, draftsman, r. 630 OFarrell
Pettit George, millhand A. J. McNicoU & Co., r. Oak-
land
Pettit James S., first lietitenant Co. A, lit Infantry,
U. 8. A., Angel Island
Pettit John, laborer, r. 620 Brannan
»?- Pettit. See Petit, Pettee and Petty
Petty David, r. 214 Francisco
Pettv George J., manager Am. District Tel. Co., 833
Sutter, r. 1302 Pacific
Petty John, blacksmith, 210 Mission, r, Oakland
Pettv John, teamster Black Point Packing House
Pettv M. Mrs., r. 2633 Sutter
t^y Petty. Se» Petit, Pettit and Pette
Petz )Ul Henrv, machine hand Cal. Mill, r. 435 Pine
Pftzold Henry, musician, r. 402 Sanehoz
Pet/.old Herman, laborer, r. cor Stanyan and Fred-
erick
Petzold Theodore, gardener Henry Neuherger. r. W ■
Somerset bet Marvlnnd ami Bacon, U. M. T.
Petzoldt Karl, scenic artist, r. 111.5 Clay
Peiilecka Httnry, carpenter, 17 Halleck, r. H Bo-
nita Av
Peutz Henrv. miller Yolo Mills, r. 120 MisBlon
Peutz Henry 1).. butcher, r. 1118 Taylor
P.-utz Ludwig, tiiU'er, r. 1915 Jones |
Peutz William F., stock clerk Hinz h Landt, r. 1118
Taylor
Pova Andrea, barber, 7 Vallejo
Pew John W., mining secretary, 310 Pine, rooms
15-17, r. Saucellto
(K/- Pew. See Pngh
I'ey Joseph, wool puller, r. N s Venezuela bet Tom-
blgbee anil Potomac
Peyre A. C . proptr Eureka Laundry, 2610 Geary
Pevro Anau'<f V... laundry, 525 Mayes
Peyr.' ilrolh.TB (Leon ami Kintll wines and
li.|Uors, NK cor Valencin and Itidley
PRINTING PRESSES. PttLMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERR1ER-J0U£T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
tC^^TRA nRT "NPECIAI-,"
"W. B. Chapman, Sole Agent for Pacific Ooasl^
PEY
950
PHE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
iMroiiTKiia or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Peyn< Emil (Peyre Bras.) r. Ifilt Valencia
Peyre Jt>nii, liquor importer and iiative wine pro-
dm-er. K-Ol Market
Peyre Leon (Peyre Bros.) r. 1.13 Valencia
Peyser Albert, salesman I. SellR, r. 1012 Van Nees Av
Peyser Caroline, widow, fancy goods. 528 Hayes
Peyser Charles, clerk, r. 103 California Av
Peyser D. Mrs., widow, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Peyser Fauny, tailoress, r. 322 Clementina
I Peyser George, clerk, r. 528 Hayes
Peyser George, salesman I X L, r. f.09 Pine
. Peyser Henry, special policeman, r. 322 Clementina
I Peyser Louis, clothing, 42« Pacific
Peyser Morris, barber, 813}^ Folsom
' Peyser Morris, doorkeeper Bush Street Theater, r.
836 >« Bush
Peyser Morris, usher Alcazar Theater, r. 609 Pine
I Peyser Rosa Miss, r. 920 McAllister
' Peyser Sarah, tailoress. r. 322 Clementina
I t^ Peyser. See Peiser and P> ser
I Peyton Katherine. domestic 2611 Folsom
I Pezderec NicoJaus. laborer Union Works, r. 620 Fourth
I Pe/et George, barber. 1H3 Howard
Pezzolo Joseph, bootblack. NW cor Grant Av and
Geary, r. 624 Broadway
Pfaendler Albert, foreman Jackson Brewery, r. Ill
Eleventh
Pfaendler Joseph, bottler Bavaria Brewing Co., r. 530
Chestnut
Pfatr Amelia, widow, r. 3016 Sacramento
Pfaff Anna, widow, r. 14 Cedar Av
Pfaflf Frank S.. lithographer, r. 1713 Stevenson
Pfaff Henry, porter N. Van Bergin & Co., r. 1620 Turk
Pfaff John, porter N. Van Bergin vt Co.. r. 1620 Turk
Pfaff Louis (Pfaff & McPherson) r. 26 Turk
Pfaff & McPherson (Louis Pfaff and Loughlin Mc-
Phersoni dyeing. 907 Larkin and 27 Sixth
Pfankuchen Emil, collector, r. 825 Broadway
Pfsnn Henry, cigarmaker, r. 26 Turk ,
Pfannstiehl Charles, cigars and tobacco, 36 Fourth,
r. 224 Fourth
Pfantz Frederick, cook. r. 638 Commercial
Pfarrer Benedict, carpenter, r. 9 Carlos PI
Pfarrer Charles T.. with Bank of California, r. 9 Car-
los PI
Pffffer Guslav, clerk Claus Otten, r. 1429 Octavia
Pfeffer Otto, clerk, r. 701 Hayes
Pfefflin Adolph. bartender Henry Koehler, r. 568 Mis-
sion
Pfeifer George P.. liquor saloon, W s Honduras nr
Kentucky
Pfeifer Henry, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Marquesas
nr Tombigbee »
Pfeiffer Anton, engineer National Brewing Co., r. 136
Fair Oaks
I Pfeiffer Charles, butcher, r. 244 Jessie
j Pfeifler Charlt-s H., merchant, r. 1906 McAllister
' Pfeiffer Daniel A., cook. r. 249 Fourth
' Pfeiffer Frnnk. barber, r. 615 McAllister
\ Pfeiffer Frederick, boots and shoes, 220 Leavenworth
I Pfeiffer George, hotel keeper, r. 2030 Folsom
: Pfeiffer George, locksmith John W. Pfeiffer, r. 1015
' Kearny
: Pfeifler H., gripman Market St. RE., r. 1906 Mc
I AlliPter
Pfeiffer Henry, bakery, SE cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores
I Pfeiffer Henry, butcher, r. 1323 Pacific
I Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, 1015 Kearny
Pfeiffer Joseph, mining, r. 828 Turk
Pfeiffer JnMus. cabinetmaker Dixon, Borgeson & Co.,
I r. 325 Minna
Pfeiffer Louis, clerk, r. 828 Turk
Pfeiffer Louis, shoemaker. 2 Laussaf, r. 507 Halght
[ Pfeiffer Louis W., harnessmaker Delfino & Ross, r.
133 Jackson
Pfeiffer Martin, cook. r. 625 Clay
' Pfeiffer P.. machinist, r. 181 Jescie
Pfeiffer Phillip, waiter, r. 1209 Kearny
Pfeiffer Rudolpli, waiter, r. 418 Broadway
Pfenniiiger H. k Co. (Herman Pfeuninger) candy
mufrs. 1(133 Market
Pfennlnger Herman (H. Pfenninger & Co.) r. Oakland
Pfeuninger John, nursery, Somerset nr Wayland,
U. M. T.
Pfeninger Leonard E., manager H. Pfenninger & Co.,
r. Oakland
Pfersdorff Hu«o, bookkeeper O. Fanss fc Co,, and sec-
retary Franklin Spar and Bau Verelu, 539 Califor-
nia. r. 316 Capp
Pfester Jules, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Pffiuger Herman, engineer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Pfile John F., blacksmith. 25 Sfeuart
Pflster Frederick J., lessee F. M. Truworthy
Stencil Works. 318 Front
PFISTER J. J.& CO. ...-n
J. Pfisteri manufacturers crochet and
knitted g-oods, bathing' suits and
tig-Iits, 130 Sutter, factory 412 Polk
Pflster John J. (J. J. Pfister & Co.) r. 1921 Mason
Pfizniaier Charles J., baker, r. 5 Zoe, rear
Pflaumbaum Charles L., rectifier Blumentbal &
Mund, r. 738 Green
Pfleger Frederick, carpenter, r. 6 Treat Av
Pflueger Herman, superintendent German Hos-
pital, cor Noe and Fourteenth
Pfluger Conrad, blacksmith, r. 909 Kearny
Pfohr Eliza, widow, r. 83 Stevenson
Pfohr Victor, expressman, r. 83 Stevenson
Pforr Christian, clerk John Pforr, r. 2916 Sixteenth
Pforr John, real estate agent, 329 Montgomery,
r. 113 Eddy
Pfortner Oscar, salesman California Table Butter Co.,
r. 109 Leavenworth
Pfotenhauer Ernest, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Pfracg Gustave. boatbuilder, r. 26 Turk
I Pfund Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 516 Minna
Pfund Amelia J., widow, r. 516 Miiyia
Pfund Theodore, compositor Demokrat, r. 516 Minna
Pgoetz Louis (Dehne & Pgoetz) r. 724 Mission
Phair Edward, r. 446 Jessie
Phair Elizabeth, widow, r. 446 Jessie
j Phair Henry, clerk, r. 446 Jessie
I Phair Thomas, gardener, 524 Post, r. 268 Tehama
IS" Phair. See Fair
1 Pharion Frederick M., bakery, 634 Grove
I Phariss William C, painter, r. 220^ McAllister
j Pharo J. E., purser stnir Los Angeles, r. Oakland
Pharo Joel H., delivery clerk Broadway Wharf No. 2,
r. Oakland
Phelan Alfred, blacksmith James P. Locke, r. 8
Sheridan
Phelan Anthony, painter, r. 1220 Powell
Plielan Benjamin J., blacksmith Market St. RR., r. 3
Gilbert
Phelan Building', junction Market and O'Far-
rell and Grant Av
Phelan Charles F.. clerk, r. 21 Hinckley
Phelan Edmund, watchman, r. 648 Howard
Phelan Edward, clerk, r. 415 Vallejo
Phelau Francis M.. manufacturing chemist, r. 6
Churchill Court
Phelan George W., blacksmith A. McGregor, r. 18
Clara
Phelan Gregory W., physician. 11 Van Ness Av
Phelan James, capitalist. 101 Phelan Bldg, r. SW
cor Valencia and Seventeenth
Phelan James, contractor, r. 2354 Geary
Phelan James, milkman Magdalen Asylum
Phelan James, nightwatchman. r. 2208 Pine
Phelan James D.. capitalist. 101 Phelan Bldg, r.
SW cor Valencia and Seventeenth
Phelan John, r. 44 Third
Phelan John, r. 415 Vallejo
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Ptaelan John J., clerk, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Joseph, cook Wilson * Smith
Phelan Joseph P., attorney at law, 327 Pine, room 12,
r. 309 Grant Av
Phelan Louis, clerk E. J. Le Breton, r. 11 Van Ness
Av
PJipliin Martin, r. NE cor Sierra Nevada
Phelan Martin, laborer, r. 572 Folsom
Phelan Michael, CBrpeiitt-r. r. 8 Sheridan
Pbelau M. J., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 518!^ Na-
toma
Phelan Nicholas, clerk Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 402
Broadwny
Phelan Patrick, compositor, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Paul, r. 6 Churchill Court
Phelan Pett-r. toreman boilermaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 51.5 Folsom
Phelan Victor J., watertender stmr State of Califor-
nia, r. f.25 Third
Phelan William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Georgia
Phelan William J., sawyer, r. 518?^ Natoma
Phelan William M.. waitHr. r. 217 Minna
Phelps A., jeweler, r. 5 Mint Av
Phelps Abner, solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 931
Haight
Phelps Alan' on H. (Austin & Phelps) and treasurer
Phelps Mufg Co., r. 1510 Jones
Phelps Albert A., bookkeeper Austin & Phelps, r. 1510
Jones
Phelps Asa H., clerk, r. 1507 Jones
Phelps Augustus E. (W. S. Phelps & Co.)r. 1507 Jones
Phelps Charles A., r. 8M Freelon
Phelps Charles I., foreman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2615.
Octsvla
Phelps Daniel T., shipsmith. r. 35 Borland
Phelps Edward D., office 206 Front, room 5
Phelps Edwin, civil engineer, r. 313 Devisadero
Phelps Edwiu A. (Phelps & Miller) r. 1811 Pierce
Phelps Eliza T., widow, r. 1030 Vallejo
Phelps Frank, clerk, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
Phelps Frank A., with Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1507 Jones
Phelps Frances R.. widow, r. 2803 Mission
Phelps Frederick H., inspector Custom House, r. 638
Valencia
Phelps Frank O., foreman Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r Winchester House
Phelps George (Phelps * Eberhart) r. 313 Devisadero
Phelps George H., porter W. C. Price & Co., r. 2732
Mission
Phelps George W., clerk Charles A. Bailey, r. Oak-
land
Phelps George W., clerk superintendent northern di-
vision S. P. Co., r. 1217 Haves
Phelps George T., with Phelps Mnfg Co.. r. 1.511 Jones
Phelps Hiram N., bookkeeper, r. 812 M Valencia
Phelps .Jane H. Mrs., teacher Riucon Grammar
School, r. 1516 C»lifornia
Phelps John A., solicitor, r. 931 Market
Phelps John B., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 638 Va-
lencia
Phelps John G., teamster Tubbs & Co., r. U2)4
Fourth
Phelps .lohn R., draftsman Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1511
Jones
Phelps r,. A. Mrs., widow, r. 616 Mason
Phelps Lnni<. J., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 313 Devisariero
PHELPS MANUFACTaEINe CO, w. s.
Phelps president, \V. H. Phelps secre-
taiy, Alanson H. Phelpg treasurer,
manufnctiirers heavy forjjing-H, rail-
road, car and bridge work, cable road
>vork a specialty, otHce 17 Drumm,
work>i Black Poi»>t
Phelps The'.d re F.. blacksmith, r. 933 Twenfy-sixth
Phelps Tracy, drayman, r. r>(i5 Broadway
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Phelps Walter J., accountant O'Connor, Moffatl~&
Co., r. 313 Devisadero
Phelps William, r. lOH Sixth
Plielps William H., secretary Phelps Mannfac
turing Co., 17 Drumm, r. 2194 Devisadero
Phelps William S (W. S Phelps fc Co.) and president
Ph<lps Mnfg Co., r. 1511 Jones
Phelpg W. S. <Sc Co. (William 8. and Augustus E.
Phelps) shlpsmiths, 13-17 Drumra
Phelps & Eberhart (George Phelps and Adolph Eber-
hart) dealers pianos and origans, 935 Market,
room 2
PHELPS & MILLER ,Eawi„
A. Phelps and Samuel M. .Miller) man-
ufacturers' a^^ents, 118-1^0 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICES OF
GORHAM MNi'G CO.,
Silversmiths, Pbovtdenxe and New York.
ALFRED H. SMITH & CO..
Importers of Diamonds, New Yobx,
COX & SEDGWICK,
Jewelers ; Specialty, Onyx Goods, New York.
WM. H. BALL & CO..
Jewelers ; Specialty, Bracelets, New York,
E. N. WELCH MNFG CO.,
Mnfrs of Clocks. Forrestville, Cons.
DAY & CLARK,
Jewelers ; Specialty, Roman Gold Goods, New York.
J. F. FRADLEY & CO.,
Mnfrs Gold and Silver Headed Canes, New York.
MIDDLETOWN PLATE CO.,
Electro-Plated Table Wares, Middletown, Coks.
HARRISON BROS. & HOWSON,
Fine Cutlery, Sheffield, Esglasd.
SHAFER & DOUGLAS,
Jewelers ; Specialty, Rings, New York.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
IIS-IQO SUTTER STREET,
PHELPS & MILLER, Managers.
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
AnUFRTI.<5INR ARFNTS PATMR & REY. 405-407 SaDMB St,
Phenix Insurance Co. (of Brool,lvn,N.Y.) Brown,
Craig * Co. general agents, Wlnfleld 8. Davis
city agent, ."MO California
Phil Sheridan Con. Mining Co., (Storey Co., Nev.)
J. F. Holling secretary, S33 Kearny, room «
PhiPs Exchanjre, Charles PechIn proprietor, 417
Front
Ptiilndelphla Board of Underwriters, Joseph S. Bacon
agent, 21« California
Philadelphia Brewery. See John WieUnd
Brewing Co.
Philadelphia House, Mrs. John Knack proptr, *ai-423
Bush „. _
Philadelphia Line Clipper Nhi|M, V.m. T.
Coleman .t Co. ai;ents. SK cor Market and Main
Philadelphia Manufacturlnir Co., Otto I,.
Cramer proprietor, grocers spedaltleH. 110 ElUa
Philadelphia Pharmacy The, SW cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
PhlladelphlH Soap Co., Otto Lnhn fc Co. proptrs,
office and f.ictory. 117-119 Diamond
PhilanJohn N., bookseller and stationer. 211
Sutter and news dealir. 8W cor Sutter and
Kearny, r 80.'> Bush
Philbln Cliarlis. butcher James Smith
Phllbin John M.. clerk, r. 1831 Ili.ward
Philbin Hichard, cook. r. 42« Sanson...
Philbln Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1H31 Howard
Philhon J. .t Son (John and Mtl.s A.) grocorlcs and
liquors, NE cor Page and Octavia
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Philbon Joliu (J. Phllbon & Son) r. U2 Pnge
Philbon Mlchuel, laboror OConuell & Lewis, r. 51
F:verett
Philbon Miles A. (J. Philbon .V Son) r. 142 Page
Pbilbrick Warren W. Mrs., r. niw Capp
Philbn.ok Alonzo, haruessmaker Walker & Wade, r.
'.>•->;) Howard
Philbrook Alouzo K.. deputy D. 8. Marshal, r. 251
Minna
Philbrook Horace W., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 1308M Ellis
Philbrook Joseph A., sawyer Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 8^ Valencia
Philbrook Milton, with Dewiy & Co., r. B13 Octavia
Philip H. Miss, teacher painting, r. 1413 Hydo
Philip J. HI., ceneral agent Svea Fire Insurance
Co.. 420 California, r. 1413 Hide
Philip Martin F., bookkeeper Frank P. McLennan, r.
1128 Turk
Philip Mathais, gardener, r. Sears nr Sherman Av,
Oi'ean View
Philipoppule Deraetrio, notions, 537 California, r.
Hin Montgomery
Philipp Martin (N. Gerson & Co.) r. 1718 Post
Philippeus Alexander (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus
.t Co.) r. Siberia
Philippi Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 024 Brannan
Philippsen Henry, porter Getz Bros. & Co.; r. 123«
McLea Court
Philipson B. R. Miss, milliner Mrs. K. Adcock, r. 735
Geary
Philipson Isaac (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. 518 Geary
Philipson Margaret F., school teacher, r. 609 Pine
Pbilkill Benjamin, solicitor, r. 28 Borland
Phillibrown G. C, clerk general freight olfice 8. P.
Co., r. 122 Turk
Phillips A., r. 2006 Larkin
Phillips Aaron 8., waiter, r. 224 Sixth
Phillips Abraham, painter, r. 1019 Powell
Phillips Adolph (Phillips Bros.) r. Arroyo Grande
Phillips Albert W., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. Wind-
sor Hotel
Phillips A. M., switchman S. P. Co., SE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Phillips Antoine, carpenter, r. 304 Third
Phillips Antonio O., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 411
Vallejo
Phillips Archibald ^., capitalist, r. 728 Valencia
Phillips Bennett, harness and saddle maker, 2413
Mission
Phillips Brothers (L. A. and Adolph) commipslon
merchants. 109 Californiii
Phillips BrotherK & Co., merchants (Arroyo Grande)
office 109 California
Phillips B. E. Mrs., r. 2138 Mission
Phillips Caroline, widow, r. SW cor Texas and Napa
Phillips Charles, waiter, r. 436 Stevenson
Phillips Charles T., expressman, r. 128 California Av
Phillips C. T. Mrs., widow, r. GJ^ Monroe
Phillips C. V. Mrs., r. Ahlborn House
Phillips David, r. 9 William
Phillips David W., engineer Union Iron Works, r.
643 Natoma
Phillips Dora, widow, r. 450 Jessie, rear
Phillips E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1153 Market
Phillips Edward, bartender, r. 1428 Turk
Phillips Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Phillips E. H.. master mariner, r. 1919 Mason
Phillips Ellen, widow, r. 32 Stanford
Phillips Emmett, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 340
Union
Phillips Eva Miss, typewriter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
144 Eleventh
Phillips Fitel. commission merchant, 109 California,
r. 1247 Franklin
Phillips Frank, bookbinder Hicks h Judd, r. O.ikland
Phillips Frank H., glass stainer Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. 772 Stevenson
Phillips Kred, laborer, r. 125 Welsh
PUilltpH Frederick L., landscape painter, r. 1018
Howard
I'hilliiis George (Phillips & Freeman) r. 27 Capp
Phillipi George, conductor Market St. Ull.
I'liillips G(orK(\ launclryiiian S. F. Laundry
l'hilll))« George, machinist W. T. Uarratt & Co., r.
f>l() l-'ifth
PhillipK George, mining engineer, office 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Phillips George, rigger, r.. 561 J^ Mission
Phillips George, runner Winchester House
Phillips George J., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
1011 Green
Phillips George K., salesman Osboru & Alexander, r.
414 Polk
Phillips Grattsn D., pressman Joseph Wlnterburn &
Co.. r. 340 Union
Phillips Hannah Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1733 Sutter
Phillips Henry, mining engineer, 2-3 Nevada Block,
r. 210 San Jose Av
Phillips Henry, weigher, r. SW cor Third and Berry
Phillips Henry, longshoreman, r. 188J^ Vaudewutt-r
Phillips Henry, teamster James H. Hall, r. 760
Twenty-second
Phillips Henry G., superintendent Gold and
Stock Telegraph Co. of California, and American
District Telegraph, 222 Sansome, r. 2414a Sacra-
mento
Phillips Isaac, manager Bay District Hotel
Phillips Isidore, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 2917
California
Phillips Israel L., glovecutter. r. 2917 California
Phillips J., cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 2424 Bush
Phillips J., wrapper Davis Bros., r. 15 Taylor
Phillips J. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
ladies' hair-
PHILLIPS J. Mme.
dresser and manicure, 918 Market, r.
116 Hyde
Phillips James, boilermaker, r. 230 Fremont
Phillips James, laborer, r. 1616 Powell
Phillips James, tobacco stripper H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 45 Louisa
Phillips James K., foreman People Publishing Co., r.
1815 Webster
Phillips Jane, widow, r. 706 Harrison
Phillips John, r. 22u7 Minna
Phillips John, cabinetmaker, r. 412 Ash Av
Phillips John, florist Carbone & Monti, r. 818 San-
some
Phillips John, laborer John Setright, r. Ocean House
Road nr Industrial School
Phillips John, millman Truckee Lumber Co. of 8.
F., r. 144 Eleventh
Phillips John, plumber, r. 366 Natoma
Phillips John, stevedore, r. 340 Union
Phillips John B., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 22,
r. 451 Seventeenth
Phillips John D., master mariner, r. 2400 Folsom
Philliiis John M., commercial traveler, r. 2121 How-
ard
Phillips John S., compositor Call. r. 340 Union
Phillips John S., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
Stilwell. r. 714 Seventeenth
Phillips Joseph, cook, r. 409 Stevenson
Phillips Joseph, salesman Wurkheim *: Co., r. 1733
Sutter
Phillips Joseph, teamster, r. 344 Fifth
Phillips Joseph W., train baggagemaster S. P. Co.,
foot Market, r. Oakland
Phillips Julius, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeflfer & Co., r.
1019 Powell
Phillips Julius, commercial traveler Getz Bros. &
Co.. r. 2917 California
Phillips L. O.. conductor Market St. RR.. r. 2000
McAllister
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MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariet St.
ARPAD KARASZTHY & CO.
wAs^N§T?N ST. iProurietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
PHI
'IC
Pbillips Louis A. (Pbillips Bros.) r. 1247 Franklin
Phillips M. «: Co , niercbauts (Honolulu. 8. I.) office
•21-'.'3 Battery
PhillipH Margaret Miss, r. 10 Whit.-
Pbillips Maria E. Miss, teacher shorthand, r. 664
Haight
Phillips Mary, widow, r. 436 Stcveusou
Phillips Maiy. widow, r. -2719 Folsoiu
Phillips Mary Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary School,
r. 2719 Folsom
Phillips Mary Mrs., r. 1616 Powell
Phillips M. E., r. 6ti4 Hsight
Ph Hips Michael, merchant, r. 724 Golden Gate Av
Phillips Miller B., clerk E. Raas * Co., r. 204 Liberty
Phillips Nathan, cigaruiaker, r. 1019 Powell
Phillips Nathan F., lumber surveyor, 23 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Phillips Newton, with H. Lash, r. 417 Mason
Phillips Nicholas, coalpasser sinir San Juan
Phillips Owen, bookbinder, r. 340 Union
Phillips P. Albert, dairy produce, 27 Centre Market,
r. 204 Liberty
Phillips Peter, molder, r. 230 First
Phillips Philip, collector, r. 1733 Snfter
Phillips Robert B., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co.. r. 1919 Jessie
Phillips Robert L., laborer, r. SW cor Texas and
Napa
Phillips Samuel, bartender H. F. Cohen, r. 220 Mc-
Allister
Phillips Samuel, capitalist. 21 Merchants' Exchange
Phillips Samuel T., helper, r. .541 Fourth
Phillips Theophilus B., porter McArdle & Shannon, r.
1045 Market
Phillips Thomas, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Thirty fourth nr Arlington
Phillips Thomas B.. bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Phillips Thomas K. (Bartling, Phillips & Stilwell) r.
r. 1817 O'Farrell
Phillips William, bootblack, SW cor Sixth and Jessie,
r. 201 Sixth
Phillips William, engineer, r. 4 Lawrence Pi
Phillips William, engineer, r. 82 Natoma
Phillips William, launrlryman S. F. Laundry
Phillips William, laborer r. mSH Folsom
Pbillips William, teamster, r. 760 Brvant
Phillips William A. (Drucker & Phillips) r. 1922
Je.-sie
Phillips William E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Arlington nr Thirty fourth
Phillips William J., engineer, r. 106 Noe
Phillips William R., foreman bindery H. 9. Crocker
* Co.. r. 642 Seventeenth
Phillips William W., bookkeeper H. Kramer, r. 1247
Franklin
Phillips & Freeman (George Phillips and Elisha
Freeman! hay, grain, wood and coal, anrl propri
• tors Telephone Transfer Co., 27-29 Capp and 628
Mission
Pliillip.s & Hunt, publishers and booksellers
(N'ew York) Rev. John D. Hammond agent, 1037
ATarket
John, fallor, 2004 Mission, r. 123 Shotwell
tt Addison, special policeman, r. 1904 McAllis-
i'liilpott Daniel, machinist, r. 1904 McAllister
Philpott Ernet. bartender Mercantile Lunch, r. cor
Laidley and Mateo
Philpott Frederick T., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1215
riav
Philpott William H., conductor, r. 1904 McAllister
Philsori Chauncey F., physician. 117 Stockton
Phinney Gorham P., auctioneer William Butterfleld,
r 2.=;09 Sutter
1^" Phinney. See Finney and Finnie
Phippin John B., miner, r. 646 Minna
Phipps Alfred B., stockbroker, 326 Pine
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS; ETC.
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Phipps Annie E. Miss, clerk, r. Hhi Bluxome
Phipps D. C. waiter Palace Hotel
Pblpps Gu-tavus. teamster, r. 14 ■« Bluxome
Phipps James, harness and §adillery, 6C5 Howard r.
659 Howard
Phipps John L.. cutter U. 8. Mint. r. Oakland
Phipps .Samuel T.. carpenter, r. 136 Lannton
Phipps Sarah L., widow, r. 182 Stevenson
Phipps Thomas, harnessmaker James Pbippa, r. 666
Howard
Phoenix Assurance Co. (of London) Butler k
Huldan general a^ent'. 413 California
Phcenix Br.wery, Thomas J. Kirby proptr. 528 Noe
Phcenix Buildint;, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Phnnix Hall. SW cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Phoenix Insurance Co. (of Hartford) Arthur E.
Magill Keuer.'il Hi/eut, 221 Sansome
Phoenix Iron Works. Rli & Firth proprietors,
22.5-229 First
Phoenix White Lead and Color Works,
James R. Kelly president. T. J. Bass vice-prest-
dent, A. R. Kelly secretary, 0. D. O'Sullivan
treasurer, H. S. Worcester manaeer, 28-:J0 Jessie
Piaggio Aaostino iPiaggo & Cami)odonl.o) r. 1623
Stockton
Piaggio & Campodonico (Agostino Piagglo and Ste.
phen Campodonico) groceries and liquors, 837
Pacific
Piccadilly The, Walter O. Hubbard proprietor,
I 231 Kearny
I Piccaroli Francis G., real estate, r. 416 Green
I Piccetti Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1.105 Powell
Piccetti Louis, bootblack, r. 520 Green
Piccinini Baptiste, weavt-r. r. 512 54 Francisco
Piccoroni Joseph, teamster, r. 2313 Lombard
Pichardo Ramon J., pressman Walter N. Brunt, r. 13
Hopeton Terrace
Piche Medor, harnessmaker, 636 Broadway, r. 1427
I Mason
I Pichoir Henry, mininR, 320 Sansome, room 24. r.
Union Club
Pichou Frank, clerk Lemoine & Picbon, r. 1914 Stock*
ton
Pichon John P. (Lemoine * PIchon) r. 1.114 Sto.!kton
Pichon Phillip, salesman Lemoine & Pichon, r. 1914
Stockton
Pick Charles W., commercial traveler G. Cohn & Co.,
r. 1334 Natoma
Pickard Charles, barber, 631 Valencia, r. 32 Willow
Av
Pickard Henry, waiter, r. 140 Natoma, rear
Pickard J., collector Chicago Clock Co.
Pickard James, wathnian, r. 6)il Howard
Pickard William H., painter, r 416 Stevenson
Pickens, Fulton <!k Co. (James R. Pickens and
William Fulton) proprietors Commercial Agency,
401 California, rooms 6-7
Pickens James R. (Pickens, Fulton & Co.) r. 1925
Webster
Pickering E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Laskle
Pickering Fred M., clerk William H. Howard, r. 3444
Jackson
Picktrintf Liorinif (San Franclscn Call and San
Francisco Bulletin Co.) office 509 Clay, r. 1018
Bush
Pickering Ralph, coppersmith P. M. 83. Co., r 3588
Geary
Pickering William, barber, r. San Bruno Road nr
Army
Pi<'k«Tin(r William, dniggist, 1333 Sto<-kton
Pickerskill P., laborer, r. 36 Clay
Pii kett rha-les. tinner, r. 6,)6 Commercial
Pickett Charles E., messenger Cuhtom House, r. 1333
Bush
Pickett E. W., paper carrier, r. 137 Eleventh
Pickett Garrett (Pickett k Hovendenl r. 17 Clcraon-
tlna
Pl.k.lt
WMt.-hiiiiin. r. .It Sacrnnientti
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Piikt It James M., lamp deiiU'r, r. CM) Twuntieth
rukttt John, teamster, r. '.121 Jackaon
Plokett Thomas, laborer, r. 620 MIhrIod
Pickett Thomas J., bartender, r. 541 Natoma
ri.-k-ett V. L. Mrs., nurse, r. (580 Twentieth
Pii-kett William, laborer W. W. Montbgne & Co.
Pii-kitt ft Hoveiulen (Oiirrett Pickett and Frank Ho-
venden) livery stable. H-16 Cleiuentlna
Pico D. I. Miss. r. 1H22 Union
Pico Peter, toll collector Fisherman's Wharf, r. 433
Green
Picot J. H. Mmc, dressraakinK, 14 Grant Av
Picot John, r. 1329 Sacramento
Picton Thomas, manager Richard W. Harris, r. Oak-
land
Pidani-et Sebastian, wood dealer, Sec. A, Seawall, r.
82.") Greenwich
Pidge Dwight M.. showcards. 9 Geary, r. 1220 Mission
Pidge Paul N., clerk Redington & Co.. r. 515 Steven-
son
Pidge William 0., r. 613 Hayes
Pidgeon George R., designer, r. 226 G'Farrell
Pidgeon Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR.,r. 1454J^
Natoma
PIdwell Charles J. (C. .1. Pidwell k Co.) r. 1717 Eddy
Pidwell C. J. & Co. (Charles J. Pidwell and William
Mangon) bottles and bags, 207 Davis
Pidwell Cyril T., secretary Odd Fellows' Hall Assn,
office room 1, Odd Fellows' Bldg. r. 119 Liberty
Pieper Harry C. H., shipper Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co.. r. 1713M Stevenson
Pieper Henry C, general merchandise, r. 1010 Bu-
chanan
Pieper William, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r. 1122
Harrison
«^ Pieper. See Piper
Pieperling Joseph (Pleperling & Wirth) r. 1143 Union
Pieperling * Wirth (Joseph Pieperling and George
• Wirth) butchers, 1143 Union
Pierce A , capitalist r. 116 Devisadero
Pierce Abraham L., blacksmith, r. 923 M Minna
Pierce Albert G.. shipping clerk Geo. C. Shreve &
Co.. r. 916 Jis N.-itoma
Pierce IJarbara. widow, r. 722 Washington
Pierce Brothers (Stephen B. and John K.) teamsters,
219 Davis
Pierce C. F.. clerk general passenger and ticket dept
S.P. Co.,r. 835 Bush
Pierce Charles, longshoreman, r 736 Harrison
Pierce Charles, seaman, r. 118 '^ Washington
Pierce Chnrles W., laborer, r. 19 Ritch
Pierce Daniel D.. ieweler, r. 19 Ritfh
Pierce E. B., second officer stmr City of Topeka
Pierce Edward C , clerk L. R. Ellert, r. 1205 Taylor
Pierce Elijah S.. assistant superintendent Cal. Wire
Works, r. 2204 Powell
Pierce Eliza Mrs., r. .327 Filbert, rear
Piercf^ Emily W., widow, r. SE cor Fourteenth and
Market
Pierce Frank, carpenter, r. SW cor Vermont and Yuba
Pierce Frank, laborer, r. 115 M Wildey
Pierce Fredericlt, upholsterer, r. 121 O'Farrell
Pierce Frederick M.. inspector Custom House, r. 806
Mission
Pierce Frederick R.. train baggage master S. P. Co.,
r. O.ikland
Pierce Frederick W., clerk, r. 129 Perry, rear
Pierce George, sackmaker Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 7.53 Howard
Pierce George L.. mechanical engineer, 45-46 Mer-
chants' Exrhange, r. Oakland
Pierce George W., drayman, r. 1.503 Mason
Pierce Henry (W. F. Bowers k Co.) office 714 Mont-
gomery
Pierce Henry J., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht. r.
812 Larkin
Pier.^e James H., blacksmith Union Iron Works r.
911 Post
Pierce James P., shoemaker, r. 140 Perry
IT -LJjllUij Jt lYLi furniture atorni;e
>var<-liou8<>, furniture, pianos, trunks,
eU'., r«'f.«'ivtMl for storaf^e. Cliurjfes
inocleriite. Advances made on con-
MitfnmentH, T35 Market, r. 2413 Pill-
more
Pierce John, capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Pierce John, expressman, cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 1119 Treat Av
Pierce John C, marble works, 23 Valencia, r. 217
Linden Av
Pierce John K. (Pierce Bros.) r. Berkeley
Pierce Joseph, r. 722 Washington
Pierce Joseph T., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 120 )i
Perry
Pierce Liiura A., lodgings, 536 Third
Pierce Luke, laborer, r. 217 Linden Av
Pierce Mamie Miss, finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. I'^l Henry
Pierce Mary, widow, r. 126 M Perry
Pierce Monro L. R., r. 312 Thirteenth
Pierce Nellie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 536
Third
Pierce Nelson, office 410 Pine. r. 714 Greenwich
Pierce Oscar F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 122T
Hayes
Pierce Owen, assayer, r. 916^ Natoma
Pierce Patrick, flagman S. P. Co.
Pierce Patrick, marble works, 1247 Mission, r. 121
Henry
Pierce Robert, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Pierce Robert O., machinist, r. 22 Welsh
Pierce Samuel, teamster, r. SW cor Vermont and
Yuba
Pierce Samuel H., bookkeeper B. M. Atchinson & Co..
r. 202 Sixth
Pierce Samuel J., bricklayer and contractor, r. 1221
Pierce Sarah M., widow, r. 312 Thirteenth
Pierce Stephen B. (Pierce Bros.) r. 832 Harrison
Pierce Thomas, r. 945 Mission
Pierce Thomas, molder City Iron and Railing Works,
r. 916 M Natoma
Pierce Walter S., manager California Piano
Manufacturing Co., and dealer pianos, cor Four-
teenth and Market, office 26 New Montgomery, r.
cor Fourteenth and Market
Pierce William J. (Pierce & Son) r. Alameda
Pierce William L. L. (Pierce & Son) r. 704 Sacra-
mento
Pierce Jte Son (William J. and William L. L.) trusses,
704 Sacramento
B^" Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Piercy Alphonse B., butcher, r. 219 Sixteenth
Piercy Andrew J., office 528 California
Piercy Edward M., office 528 California
Piercy Emily A., widow, r. 219 Sixteenth
Piercy Joseph A., blacksmith I. Burns, r. Moroga
Valley
Piercy Mary, widow, r. 420 Ellis
e^" Piercy. See Percy
Pierot Armand, laundryman Etienne Garnaud, r. N 8
Thirtieth bet Dolores and Church
Plerotti Rafl'aelo. fruits and produce. Hayes Valley
Market, r. 510 Ivy Av
Pierre Eleanor, matron Hahnemann Hospital, r. 312
Page
Pierre Louise, cook, r. 913 Sacramento
Pierron Emile, bakery, 304 Montgomery Av, r. 34
Hinckley
Pierron Ernest, molder. r. 551 Howard, rear
Pierron Marie, domestic 829 Union
Pierson Albertus M.. laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. Clay nr First Av
Pierson Arthur B. (Pierson & Robertson) r. 1609
Washington
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Plereon Debbie Mies, teacher irusic, r. 430 Geary
Pierson Frauk, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Five Mile
1 House
Piersou Frank W., salesman Pierson & Robertson, r.
rsn Whsbiugton
Pierson Frederick H.. clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
'22\i Van Netis Av
Pierson James, boxmaker, r. l.')23 Powell
Pierson James H., clerk, r. 2329 Pine
Pierson John, r. 2523 Post, rear
Pierson John, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Pierson John, laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Pierson Joseph D., cabinetmaker, r. 1336 Washington
Pierson Lawrence H., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
22U Van Ness Av
Pierson Richard, engineer stmr Coos Bay, r. Oakland
Pierson Samuel L., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 913)4
Mission
Pierson William M., attorney at law, 75-77 Ne-
vada Block, r. 22U Van Ness Av
Pierson <Si Robertson (Arthur B. Pierson and
Alexander M. Robertson) booksellers and station-
ers, 12G Post
i^ Pierson. See Pearson
Pietre Adolph, carpenter, r. 1404 Polk
Pletre Edgar, clerk, r. 15 Fulton
Pietro F., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r,
goniery ,
Pietro M., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Pietry Adam, molder City Iron Works, r. Oakland
Piffero Joseph, cook Sartori & Fantini. r. 832 Vallejo
Piffero Vitali, winemaker, r. 14 Union PI
Pigeon Albert, clerk Leuormand Bros., r. SW cor Pine
and Dupont
Piggott John, plumber, r. 85 Everett
Piggs James, machinist, r. 53 Clementina
Piggs John, machinist, r. 53 Clementina
Pignaz Antone, r. 2021 Union
Pike A. W., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r. 313
Taylor
Pike Alfred P., r. 1 Webster
Pike Annie E. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 313T^iylor
Pike Boaz D., r. 918 Van Ness Av
Pike Charles, stove mounter S. F. Stove Works, r. 37
Perry
Pike Charles W., purchasing and commission
broker, 22 California, rooms 5-6, r. 1615 Jackson
Pike Ellas W., clerk, r. 102 Natoraa
Pike Frederick A., carpenter, r. 144 Clara
Pike Grace, widow, r. 313 Taylor
Pike Henry, bricklnyer, r. 405 Castro
Pike Jacob M., bakery and restaurant, 636 Market
Pike James N., accountant. 310 Pine, room 13
Pike Joseph W. (Power & Pike) r. 530 Geary
Pike Nellie B. Miss, cashier Horace Davis & Co., r.
313 Tavlor
Pike Ruel "C, policeman, r. 2336 Mis.sion
Pike William F., stove mounter S. F. Stove Works, r.
37 Perry
Pilcher William J., real estate, r. 1331 Leavenworth
Pile Aaron H., miner, r. 2244 MiFsion
Pike Edward, clerk Charles A. Klinkner k Co., r. 2244
Mission
Pike Frank C, cigarmaker J. De Rose, r. 2244 Mission
Pike Luther, clerk Charles A. Klinkner & Co., r. 2244
Mission
Pildrin Frederick, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
120 Third
Pilger Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 615 Broderick
Pilfer Joseph, dressmaking. 822 Geary
Piljfer Joseph Mrs., dressmaking. 822 Geary
Pilger S., conductor Market St. RR., r. 615 Broderick
Pilger William (Krebs k Pilger) r. 193 Hyde
Pilgrim Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Idaho) A. Hal-
sey pecrctary. 228 Montgomery, r^'om 7
Pilgrim Thomas L.. woodworker A. T. Becraft, r. 10
Powell Av, B. H.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Oontracts Ma(3e with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Pllitzer Isaac, r. 917 Pacific
rilitzer Marcus, cigarmaker. r. 917 Pacific
Pilkiijgton Mary, r. 327 Clementina
Fillings Lottie L.. widow, r. 824 Filbert
Pillington W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pillsbury Evan S. (Pillsbury & Blanding) r. Pacific
Club
Pillsbury John F., carpenter, r. 651 B^roadway
Pillsbury F. W., mechanical engineer Rix * Firth, r.
1717 Post
Pillsbury Martha, widow, r. 149 Taylor
Pillsbury <Sk Blanding: (Evans S. Pillsbury and
Gordon Blanding) attorneys at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 1.5-21
Plloix Noel, baker, r. 619 Pacific
Pilot Commissioners (State) office 506 Battery,
room 11
Pilots (State) office 606 Battery, room 9
Pilquist Justus M., bartender, r. 312 Sixth
Pilster Diedrich (Pilster & Gerkeni r. 3 Chatham PI
Pilster Henry, groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant,
r. 202 Ritch
Pilster Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Lorn.
bard aud Powell, r. 2100 Powell
Pilster John H., clerk John H. Becker, r. 639 Sutter
Pilster <Si Gerken (Diedrich Pilster and John F.
Gerken) groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Dupont
Plltz Henry, master mariner, r. 613 Shotwell
Plmentel Joao de F. (R. V. Silvelra & Co.) r. 117 Jack-
son
Pimeiitel Joseph T., steward, r. 814 Vallejo
Plmrock David, waiter, r. 317 Third
Plnaglia John, laborer D. Ghirardelli k Sons. r. 53(5
Union
Pinana John, clerk Herman H. Broyer, r. Mission bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Pinch Johanna J., widow, r. 435 Natoma
Pinching Arthur E., r. 1516 California
Pinching Richard L.. physician, r. 1516 California
Pinchon Leon (Pinchon & Darius) r. 15 John
Pinchon & Darius (Leon Pinchon and Henry Darius)
butchers. SW cnr Powell and Pacific
Pinck Eiirnest. plumber, 510 Bush, r. 3 Chatham PI
Pinckard George M. (Savage, Son k Co.) r. 2016 Bu-
chanan
Pinckney Thomas 0., waybill clerk Wells Fargo & Co.
r. 707 Post
Pincus Ben.1amin, peddler, r. 556 Stevenson
PIncus Charles, clerk, r. 763 Harrison
Pincus Elkin, clerk Mrs. Henry Davis, r.763 Harrison
Pincus Jennie, widow, r 556 Stevenson
Pincus Joseph, peddler, r. 556 Stevenson
Pincus Morris, tailor, r. 763 Harrison
Pincus Pincus, salesman Buflfalo Clothing Co., r. 7(3
Harrison
Pinder John, laborer, r. Bahama bet Yazoo and Bus-
quehanna
Pinder Thomas J., r. 321 Broadway
Pinder William, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 631
Howard « .r» •
Pine Street Coffee House Branch of Orig-
inal, Ravn k Chrihttiiben proprietors. 22 Fifth
tff- Pine. See Pyne
Pineda C. widow, r. 99 Stevenson
Plnet J. shipping and ooniuilsalon merchant, 60i
Jackson, r. Highland Park, Alameda
PIngcl Ottii. porter Hevneinnnn k Co., r. 5 William
Pingr.e Albert, packer Seth Thomas Clock Co.. r. E s
Church bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pingree William, travnling ai/ent ChlcBgo and North-
western Rv office 2 New Montgomerv, r. Alnmeda
Pink Kvelyn Miss, snl.slady Wm. Doxey, r. 2138 Post
Pink Henrv. with F. Ephralni, r. 2138 Post
Piiikard Ciiirl<». widow, r. 5">7 Hc.ward
Plnkert Hernian. tailor, r. 15 Kveroff
Plnkerton Louis, clianer Sanborn, Vail * Co., r. 84
1 Tenth
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PUEfSPS,
Suction and Force.
run IfANn. tVlM)-.!!!!.!. AKl) POWEB.
809, 311, 813, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Piiikcrtiin Williuin C, carpenter Frank G. Edwards,
r. :tl() MoiittJdinery Av
1 Plnkliani Ann. widow, r. 3!) Madison Av, rear
I Pinklmni Annie, widow, r. 16U8 Mason
[ Plnkhani H.-njaniin F., laborer, r. 150 J^ Silver
Pinkham Cluster E., clerk, r. 60;t Natonia
Pinkhiim Dellii. widow, r. t! Norton PI
I Plnkham Frank, bookkeeper W. H. Miner, r. Oakland
Pinkhaiu Frederick S., BtrinKer T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. 905 Market
Pinkhani George, r. Monterey House
Plukbam George A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Pinkham John F., clerk Custom House, r. 905 Market
PInkbain Walter E., draftsman Georae H. Miller, r.
1(>08 Mason
Piiikiert Henry, proprietor Pinkiert's Grand
Ba/.iHr, 9 :i7-941 Market, r. Oakland
PIMIERT'S GRAND BAZMR ».»..,
Piiikiert proprietor, f.iiicy g'oods,
crockery, Ininp:^, siitcliels, and travel-
inof bag's, g'ents' farnisUinof i;oods and
general varieties, »:17-941 Market
Pinkuey Daniel, waiter, r. 1(505}^ Devisadero
Pinkuey David, deputy U. S. M;irshal, r. 13 Monroe
Pinkney Josepb, barber, 801 Folsom, r. 185 Perry
Pinkney Joseph, laborer, r. 122 Jackson
Piukson Henry, woolweigher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1517 Hyde
Pinn William, messenger Chief Quartermaster Divi-
sion of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 125 Fourth
Pinner Emanuel, clerk, r. 1011 Howard
Pinner Henry A., clerk Pelxotto & Silverman, r. 1011
Howard
Pinner Isaac, clerk Schoenfeld & Bro.,r. 1011 Howard
Pinner Isadore C, r. 337 Tehama
Pinner Michael, laborer, r. 1011 Howard
Pinner Rubert (Jackson & Pinner) r. 816 Jackson
Pinot Charles, waiter, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Pinot Victor, clerk J. Le Maitre, r . 1520 Geary
Pinson Armaud, lodgings, 331 Kearny
Pinson John, r. 1517 Dupont
Pinstein Aaron, r. 306 Tenth
Pinteux Paul, carrier Guide, r. 535 Vallejo
Piuto Adolph. tMilor, r. 817 Valle.io
Pinto David, sbirtmaker, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Emanuel, cutter E. Reeb, r. 817 Vallejo
Piuto Jacob, books and stationery, 503 Washington, r.
6 Hopetou Terrace
Pinto Joseph, clerk, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Julian, attorney at law, 622 Clay, r. 210 Golden
Gate Av
Pinto L. M., musician, r. Ahlborn House
Pinto William, clerk, Eugene De Sabla & Co., r.
Alameda
Pinto William, driver TTnited Carriage Co., r. 766
Howard
Pioneer Bakino^ Po^vder Co., A. Schilling &
Co. proprietors, 108-112 Market
Pioneer Building: (old) 808 Montgomery (new)
W R Fourth bet Market and Mission
Pioneer Carpet Beatings 31acliine, J. Spauld-
ing & Co. proprietors. 353-357 Tehama
Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, A. Waldstein pro-
prietor. S s Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh, office
320 Sansome. room 34
Pioneer Drug- Mills, Browning & Jeesup propri-
etors. NE cor Mission and Fremont
Pioneer Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke
& Schreck proprietors, successors to Boericke h
Tafel, 234 Sutter
Pioneer House, 607 Pine
Pioneer House, Mrs. S. Bntterworth proptr, Larkin,
bet North Point and Beach
Pioneer Iron Works. Calvin Nutting & Son proprie-
tors, 227-229 Main
Pioneer Malt House, Charles Bach proprietor,
2108 Stockton, office 535-537 Sacramento
PIONEER MILL CO. ,of sacra,
inento, Cal. ) Jantes McAVilliains agfent,
18 California
Pioneer Paper Mills (Marin Co., Cal.) S. P. Tay-
lor k Co. proprietors, 414-416 Clay
Pioneer Park, E b Kearny, from Filbert to Greenwich
Pioneer Power Block, 8-12 Stevenson
Pioni er Rowing Club, W s Fourth, bet Merrimac and
Illinois
Pioneer Saloon, Mrs. Henrietta McDonald pro-
prietor, E K Louisiana, bet Sierra and Shasta
Pioneer Salt Works, B. F. Barton & Co. propri-
etors, 211-213 Sacramento
Pioneer Soda Water Works, Walsh & Welch proptrs,
1721 Market
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, J. A.
Folger & Co. proprietors, 104-106 California
Pioneer Straw Hat Manufacturing Co., F. Toplitz k
Co proprietors, 571 Market
Pioneer Wareliouse, Hulford & Bolton propri-
etors, SW cor Battery and Filbert
Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, Whlt-
tier. Fuller & Co. proprietors, factory 231 Fre-
mont
Pioneer Woolen Factory, San Francisco,
Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office
115 Battery
Pionet^rs of California Territorial, 405
Kearny
Pioneers Society of California, 5 Pioneer PI
Piper Arthur li., shipping, 7 Clay, r. 15 DeBoom
Piper Frank, office 7 Clay, r. 15 DeBoom
Piper Harry, clerk, r. 15 DeBoom
Piper J., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1017 Larkin
Piper Jerome B. (estate of) proprietor Piper's
Line Bay and River Schooners. 7 Clay
Piper John, special policeman Nevada Bank, r. 721
Tehama
Piper John H., driver Central RR., r. 1219 Pierce
Piper Kate, widow, r. SE cor Algeria nr Osage
Piper Lillie R., teacher South San Francisco Gram-
mar School, r. SE cor Algeria and Osage
Piper Stephen L., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. SE
cor Algeria and Osage
Piper Thomas, r. 745 Howard
Piper William A., capitalist, r. Lick House
Piper William W.. clerk, r. SE cor Algeria nr Odage
B^ Piper See Pieper
Piper's Iiine Bay and RiTer Schooners,
Estate of Jerome B. Piper proprietor, 7 Clay
Pipkorn Wilhelm, cook, r. 101 First
Pipp Harry P., bartender William F. Obermeyer, r.
530 Geary
Pippey Charles M., r. 9 Clyde
Pippey Mary A., widow, r. 9 Clyde
Pippey Minnie A. Miss, operator W. V. Tel. Co., S. P.
Go's Bldg. NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 1419 J4
Mission
Pippey R. N., master stmr Gov. Irwin, r. 1419M Mis-
sion
Pippins George H., clerk George D. Mayle
Pippitt George H., clerk, r. 1114 Taylor
Pippitt J. Willard, manager Great Am. Importing Tea
Co.. 522-524 Kearny, r. 1114 Taylor
Pipps Henry, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky House
Pippy Edward W., machinist, r. 528 Third
Pippy George H., court room clerk Superior Court,
Dept 8, and proprietor Columbia Dairy, r. 617 Fell
Pique Edward, teacher music, r. 130 Fell
Piquerez Sylvester A., hostler Sutter St. RR.
Piratsky James G., compositor Houghton & Flgel, r.
N s Geary nr Cook
Pirisi Joseph, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Piro Andres, laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
Piron Ernest, molder, r. 551 Howard, rear
Pisani A. k Co. (Angelo and G. Pisani) fruits, 811 and
927 Larkin
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKET Sr., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BOBGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
.' 5 30
( WASHINGTON ST.
Hrodaoera oflhe only
N A T r K A I . ( ; H A MP AONE.
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Pisanl Angelo (A. PiBani & Co.) r. 1^ Cedar Av
Pisaui O. (.\. Pisaui * Co.) r. 1 H Cedar Av
Pisaiii John, teamster, r. 31-t'4 Ritcb
PlshoDK John, barber. 101 Fifteenth
PiBKis Albert (Pissls & Moore) r. f>25 Mission
PissiB Eljas, r. f)()9 Minna
PigsiR Emilio If., r. $2n Mission
Pissis Eugene D.. r. 825 Mission
PiSBis *: Moore (Albert Pissis and Willianj P. Moore)
architects, 307 Sansome
Pistolesi Albert C, clerk, r. 1812 Hyde
Pistulesi Auftiist, groceries and liquors, 752 Washing-
ton, r. 343 Jessie
Pistolesi Frank V.. teas, coffees and spices, 1303
Stockton, r. 917 M Filbert
Pistolesi Giuseppe, coffee and spice dealer, r. 1812
Hyde
Pistolesi Louis C. teas and coffees. UIO Dupcnt, r.
1928 Union
Pitblado Charles B. Eev., pastor Calvary Presbyterian
Church, N\V cor Geary and Powell
Pitch, r Robert, porter Yates & Co., r. 14 Ash Av
Pit. lier Tlieodnre, r. 724 Mission
PITCHFOED JOHN B. ,«.,>.
Firth) and merlianicul and mining
eno^lneer, 235-229 First, r. 8 07 Haiglit
Pitchforrt John W., compositor Examiner, r. 2U01
Leavenworth
Pitkins Erwin. conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208 Cen-
tral Av
Pitman F. H., bookkeeper Cal. Vigorit Powder Co.
Pitman H. C. (Pitman a: Levensaler) r. Berkeley
Pitrann Harrv M., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Windsor Hotel
Pitman J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Pitman it Levensaler (H. C. Pitman and Joseph G,
Levensaler) stevedores. 42 Market
Pitschner William, cigarmakfr Edward Schwerin &
Son. r. cor Sacramento and Mason
Pitt Albert, messenger, r. 2H Rausrh, rear
Pitt Andrew, assistant storekeeper Palace Hotel
Pitt Anule A., widow, r. 821 Green
Pitt Elizabeth Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 462 J4 Tehama
Pitt Frederick W.. clerk Chas. Sonntag & Co., r. SE
cor Oak Grove Av and Bryant
Pitt John, seaman r. 37 Pacitic
Pitt William G. C, r. NW cor Twenty ninth and Do-
lores
Pittano G., seaman stmr San Bias
Pittard Henry L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1229 Mis-
sion
Pittman Charles C, confectioner, r, 1210 Valencia
Pittman John N., compositor Alta
Pittner Louis, shoemaker, r. Humboldt House
Pitto Domeuico, expressman, r. 10 Bartol
Pitto Giuseppe (Pitto & Milani) r. 0 Bartol
Pittn G. L., gardener, r. San Bruno Road nr Six Mile
House
Pitto k Milani (Giuseppe Pitto and Fiore A. Milani)
livery stable, 706 Sausonie
Pitts Edward H., barber 105554 Folsom
Pitts George, engineer, r. 832 Viilencia
Pitts George H.. fruits and produce commission, 512
Sansome, r. Oriel Hotel
Pitts Johannes A., cook George Roeben, r. 37 Pacific
Pitts William G.. master stmr Acapulco
Plttsburtr Gold Alining Co. (Grass Valley. Cal.)
Julius Bandmann president, Charles J. Band-
manij secretary, oflBce 30 Clifornia
Pittsint;er Eliza A. Mrs., journalist, r. 226 Oreen
Pius Jo.seph, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r. San
Bruno Hotel
Pixley Anna Mrs., r. 743 Harrison
Pixley Augustus G.. r. 743 Harrison
Pixley Frank M., editor The Argonaut and at-
torn" y at law, 213 Grant Av. r. SW cor Dnlon and
Fillmore
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Pixley Frank R.. mining expert, r. 120 Post
Pixley Hall. NE cor Padttc Av and 1-olk
Pixley Starr L., draftsman r. 743 Harrison
Pixley W. H.. conductor Sutter St. KB., r. 200 Central
Av
Pixley William B., druggist. NE cor OTarrell and
Stockton
Pizzetta P.. waiter stmr Mariposa
Place Daniel N. , purser stmr Eastern Oregon, r. 1923X
Eddy
Place George W., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 47 Te-
hama
Place J. W., carpenter 8. P. Co., r. 731 Sixteenth
Place Leonard F.. machinist Singer Mnfg Co.
^~ Place. Sea Pleace
Pladwell Franklin T., stock clerk W. & I. Stelnhart
& Co., r. 21 Clinion Park
Plagemann Frederick P., i ommercial traveler H.
Plagemanu k Co. r. 317 Larkin
Plagemann H. & Co. (Henry Plagemann) im-
porters tobacco and manufacturers cigars, 305
Sacramento
Plagemann Henry (H. Plagemann fc Co.) r. 317 Larkin
Plagemann J. Frederick (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann)
r. 1040 Page
Plagemann John, \7ine8 and liquors, 16 O'Far-
rell, r. 506 Grove
Plagemann William (Hinz & Plagemann) r. 1513 Post
Plagenstein Henry, salpsman, r. 106 Haight
Plaget August, r. 150 Shipley
Plain Henry, waiter, r. 3i;3 Natoma
Plaisted Francis A. (Forbes & Plaifted) r. 207 Castro
Plaisted George W., machinist, r. 574 Brannan
Plambeck Charles, machinist P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 9
Eugenia
Plancbard Charles, packer George H. Tay & Co. r.
109 O'Farrell
Plancich Nicholas (Zan & Plancich) r. 115 Page
Planer Adolph G., painter, r. 622 Minna
Planer Charles E.. sliirtiutter. r. 515 Minna
Planer Enill, with Thomas Day & Co.,r. Oakland
Planer Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 515 Minna
Plank Edward T., compositor, r. 1014 Larkin
Plank Frederick, mining, r. 316 Van Ness Av
Plank George, clerk, r. 1113 Sutter
j Plank Louis, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1813 Mason
Plaiisohn Paul, cook, r. 24 Pinckney PI
Plant Benjamin A., r. 1525 Pai raniento
Plant Henry, carpfntfr, r.413 TwentyEinhth
Plant Thomas F., waiter, r. 548 Clay
Plant William, carpenter, r. 413 Twentyelghtb
Plantera' Line to Honolulu, Welch & Co.
agents, 109 California
Plantz Fred., cook. r. 646 Commercial
Plan?, August, packer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.. r. 433)4
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PLANZ HENRY
merchant tailor,
52.5 Geary
Plauz Kasper, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 117 Dore
Planz Leonard, tailor C. Fglng. r. 117 Dore
Planz Theodore, salrsiiian Henry Plauz, r. 526 Geary
Plate August F., bookkeeper Sunset Telephone-Tele-
graph Co., r. Oakland
Plate Edward, mason 8. F. Oas Light Co., r. 216 Fifth
Plate. Frank, clerk, r. 215 Fifth
Plate Rankin W., foreman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. MB
Fifth
Plate William, engineer, r. 216 Fifth
Plath Adolph. paper carrier, r. 1007 BarrlBon
Plalh Hans (Hansin, Plath * Co.) r. Sherman At
nr Huron, Ocean View
Plath Henry, laborer, r. 2303 Harrlcon
Plath John, clerk Pac. Woodcuware and Cooperage
Co., r. 1411 Stji'er
Plath John, groceries and liquors, NW cor EIIIb and
Steiner
LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REYlH^^i^JH!""'
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE ^""^ ''^^t'ith^:^^^^.:^^^
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958
PLU
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANCFACTl-liEKS Or
T I INT ^^kTV' .A. rC ES .
309, 3in 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
ruth Theodiire. bootmaker. 315 Stockton, r. 522 Jones
Platiur Charles, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Plato Annette Mrs., widow, r. 421 Franklin
Plato .\. S.. capitalist, r. 501 Geary
Plato C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Franklin
Plato Edsar. capmaker Louis Kruesjer, r. 24 !< Garden
Plato Freeman F.. birber, 817 Laguna, r. 526)4 Birch
C I Av
^ Plato Joseph, tailor, 717 H Howard, r. 15 Russ
s^ i Plato Miuna Mrs. varieties, 1908 Mission
CS Plato Samuel, ulazier, r. 24 !« G-nrden
O PUtshek Henrietta, widow, r. 400 Eddy
Platshek Julius (Platshek & Harris) i. 400 Eddy
o" Platshek Lipmanu, cigarmaker, r. 7 Filbert PI
O ' Platshek Loum. r 7 Filbert PI
fiO Platshek Mark, peddler r. 7 Filbert PI
'5 PUtshek Mark J. (Frank. Eisner * Platshek) attor-
C nev at law. 323 California, r. 400 Eddy
i PLATSHEK & HARRIS
Pless Hermann A., r. 40)4 Perry
Pless Mary, r. 40)4 Perry
Pleese Heiiry. jeweler, r. 1 Freelon
PleiSiher Edward, machinist Murray Bros.
Pleuohskell Gustav, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
735 M Clementina
Pleviu William T., porter Wieland Bros., r. 1011
N'ineteenth
Plimley A... machinist Pao. Iron Works
Plise Washington V., teacher music and languages, r.
tiOti McAllister
Ploencies A. von. journalist, r. 1308 Pine
Ploettuer Bernard, bakery, 115 Oak
Ploger Charles A., miner, r. 2 Chestnut Alley
Plomteaux H. J., denti.st, 11 Kearny, room 12, r. Oak
land
Ploner Paul P., tailor, r. Railroad Av bet Dominica
and Manitoba
Plotz Henry H. (Plotz & Kruse) r. 26 Russ
Plotz «!t Kruse (H. H. Plotz and Charles Kruse)
poultry, butter, eggs, fruits and vegetables, 235
Sixth
Plover P.. contractor, r. 1119 Howard
Plowden Francis F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 415 Post
Plowden William D.. r. 1433 OFarrell
Plui-'hoff William M., compositor Examiner, r. 713
Bush
Plum Charles !»I., president Charles M. Plum &
Co. Upholstery Company, 1301-1307 Market
Plum Charles M. Jr., secretarv Charles M.
Plui
^o. rpholi=tery Company, r. 308 Page
Julius Platshek and Isaac Harris
dealers -wool, hides, pelts, furs and
tallofv, 311-3iti Battery, C6r Coiuiuer-
cial
: Piatt Charles, clerk, r. 701 Stockton
PUtt Charles A., capitalist r. Pioneer House
. Piatt Charles B., proptr Yokohama Tea Co.. 204 Sixth,
I and salesman J. A. Folger s Co., r. 230 Kearny
! Piatt Charles H.. clerk billiard room Occidental
Hotel, r. 15 Thirteenth
' PUtt C. W., laborer S P. Co., r Saucellto
Piatt E. J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 326 Lar-
I kin
[ PUtt Harvey, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. cor Larkin and N'orth Point
Piatt Ho'race G., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
i gomery, room 10, r. 701 Stockton
Plait John W., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 636
Stevenson
PUtt Kate Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 112 William
PUtt Louis, laborer, r. y22 Battery
PUtt Martin, hostler, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av
PUtt Mary, widow, r. 636 Stevenson
; PUtt S. a". Mrs., widow, r. 830 Geary
, Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
I 25-20 Clay
' putt Samuel, seaman, r. 317 Fremont
PUtt W.. seaman, r. N'orth Pacific Hotel
PUtt William, liquor saloon, 2440 California, r. 2100
Steiner
I Platfs HalL216 Montgomery, J. W.Ward Jr. agent,
I office 204 Montgomery
I Platz Edward, plumber, isis Deviaadero, r. 2631 Pine
i PlstE Joseph, plumber, r. 2629 Pine
I Platzer Charles, marblecutter. r. 420 Grove
Plaw Joseph (Parrott i Co.) r. East Oakland
Plavfair Herbert G., clerk Bank of British Columbia,
r. 2119 Pine
Plaza Jose M.. waiter R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
Plasa Stores, Charles S. Fechheimer proprietor,
i clothing, furnishing goods, hats, tobacco, boots,
I shoes, etc., 706-72 > Kearny
Pleace Henrv L.. briok'.aver. r. 311 Castro
S^" Pleace. See Place
; Pleasant Adolphus, waiter Palace Hotel
Pleasant Heurv. lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
216 Twelfth
Pleasant Mary E., widow, r. 1661 Octavla
Pleasant Rudolph, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Pleasanton HoteL Mrs. M, E. Pendleton proprie-
tor. XW cor Sutter and Jones
Plege Louis, tailor, r. 601 Taylor
Plenker Charles, stableman Witzemann i Staiger, r.
12 Me-chant
Plenske Robert, r. 863 M Market
Pier Adolphe A., drua^ist, r 623 Howard
Pies' Charles E., porter W. Hater .fe Hinz
Pless Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1585 Folsom
PLOMCHAEESM, &C0, nPHOLSTERT
CO. HP ANY, Charles 31. Plum president,
carpets, upholstery ^ooda, furniture,
etc., 1301-1.-J07 Market
Plumas Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.,
Cal.) A. Halspy secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 7
Plumas Eureka Mining^ Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.)
office 320 Sansome, room 16
Plumb Edward W., waiter, r. 220 Minna
Plumb George, carwasher Cal. St. RB., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
8^- Pluiub. See Plum and Plumbe
Plumbe Richard, cigars and tobacco, 1402 Valencia,
r. 1326 Valencia
K^ Plumbe See Plum and Plumb
Plumbiug and Drainage Inspector, office New City
Hall. lirst door
Plnmel John F., liquor saloon, 18 Stockton, r. 613
Leavenworth
Plummer Albertine Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 320 Castro
Plummer Alden H.. carpenter, r. 415 Oak
Plummer Alvin. r. 2082 Market
Plummer C. Moody, manager Trestle Board, 414 Clay,
r. 127 Montgomery
Plummer George, carrlagemaker, r. 300 Hayes
Plummer George, master mariner, r. W s Castro nr
Fifteenth
Plummer George E., ship grocer, 6 Steuart. r. AJa-
meda
Plummer Henry L., carpenter, r. 55 Second
Plummer Heury W.. timber lands Bovee, Toy & Co.,
r. Saucelito
Plummer Richard H., physician and surgeon,
and professor Anatomy Cooper Medical College,
office and r. 652 Mission
Plummer Sanford, salesman Frank P. Latson
Plummer William E.. master stmr Gipsv. r. Alameda
Plunkett Carrie F. Mrs., principal Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 231 San Jose Av
Plunkett Hannah, widow, r. 516 Central Av
Plunkett John, r. 4 Kate
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker, r. 318 Clementina
Plunkett Joseph M.. patternmaker, r. 318 Clementina
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NATIONAL m Ins. Co. of Harlfonl
Capital, Sl.000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manager
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
1«a7k?tV1 MILLER PIANO
CHOICE OF THE
OBEAT PIAMISTS.
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PLUNKETT KATE MISS
Feiiiule Kinployineiit Bureau, 4^4
Sutter bet Stockton and Powell, r.
51G Central Av
PluDkett L. A. Mrs., r. 60H Montgomery
Pluukett >I. Miss, clerk Miss Kate Plunkett, r. 516
Central Av
Plunkett Philip D., salesman, r. 23 Ritch
Plunkett Iberesa Mrs., janitor Franklin Orammar
School, r. i Kate
Plunkett Thomas, blacksmith, r. 304 Fifth
Plunkett William A., attorney at law, 530 Cal-
ifornia, rooms lt>-17, r. 231 San Jose Av
Pluns William J. F.. carpenter and builder, 3020
Washington
Pluekell Augubt, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. 718
Clementina
Pluth J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Plyinouth Conpresrational Churcli, Rev. W.
H. Scudder pastor, N s Post bet Webster and Bu-
chanan
Plymouth Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Amador
Co., Cal.) office, 224 California
Pneumatic Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) H. Pichoir
secretary, 320 Sansome
Poack Frederick, r. 1512 .Jones
Pobar John, cooper, r. 25 J^ Ringold
Pookman Leonard H. (Wakelee & Co.) r. 703 Hyde
Pockwitz Louis (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 416 Van
Ness Av
Pocock W. R. T., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r.
Alameda
Podd Abbie Mrs., r. 2510 Leavenworth
Podd Jesse, deckhand State Dredger No. 2, r. 1911
Stockton
Podd Jesse Jr.. bookbinder Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 3015 Laguna
Podd Walter T., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 2510 Leavenworth
Podesta A. Mrs., fruit dealer, SE cor Turk and Pierce,
r. 1006 Buchanan
Podesta Andrew, laborer, r. 519 Union, rear
Podesta Antone (Podesta & Torassa) r. 835 Broadway
Pedesta Antonio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 21
Vandewater
Podesta Barchlo, machinist, r. 1603 Dupont
Podeiito Camillo, sewing machines, 708 Montgomery
Av r. 2009 Powell
Podesta Catherine, widow, r. 442 Union
Podesta Emanuel, waiter, r. 422 Broadway
Podesta G. <ic Co., ^(aiovanni Podesta and Gio-
vanui Chiappari) florists, 246 Sutter
Podesta G. B. & Brother (Giovanni B. and Glo Batta)
hay, wood and coal, 1217-1219 Powell and 903 Pa-
cific
Podesta Giacomo, marble cutter, r. 422 Broadway
Podesta Uio Batta (G. B. Podesta & Bro.) r. 903 Paci-
fic
Podesta Giovanni (G. Podesta & Co.) r. 632 Broad-
way
Podesta Giovanni, teamster, r. 1000 Buchanan
Podesta Giovanni B. (G. B. Podesta & Bro.) r. 903
Pacific
Podesta Giuseppe (Ravenna & Co.) r. 433 Green
Podesta John, foreman Leon R. Myers, r. 932 Mont-
gomery
Podesta Joseph (Podesta & Pelrano) r. 509 fetockton
Podesta Luigi. laborer Ravenna k Co., r. 433 Green
Podesta Peter, butcher, r. .526 Hayes
Podesta Vicenzo, laborer, r. 5 Jasper PI
Podesta * Peirano (Joseph Podesta and Luke Peir-
auo) fruits, 412 Bush
Podesta & Torassa (Antone Podesta and Laurens Tor-
assa) fruits and vegetables and groceries, 841-843
Pacific
Podesto August, helper J. T. Ambrose, r. 555 Alvarado
Podesto Jane, widow, r. 555 Alvarado
W, & J. SLOANE & CO,
ItfanufacturerK of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
ii
IN THE
KXAMLINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
.AT XiO^WEST I^J^TES.
Poe Augustine, bnxniaker, r. .')i;i )< Mlwiion
Poechhiiker Leopold, expressman, r. Jackson bet
Kpruce and Maple
Poehler William, teamster, r. 510J4 Brannan
Poehlman H. Edward, clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 401
Post
Poehlruan Roslua, widow, r. 8W cor Post and Powell
Poehlnian >ViIliain, bakery and confectionery,
SW cor Post and I'owell
Poehlman William Jr., confectioner, r. 8W cor Post
and Powell
t^" Poehlman. See Pohlmann and Pullman
Poehlmaunn Frank, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. 1040
York
Poek Ludwlg E., tailor, r. 17 Glover
Poetsch Ernest, tanner Poetscn & Peterson, r. 3007
Mission
Poetsch Herman (Poetsch & Peterson) r. 384 San Job6
Av
Poetsch & Peterson (Herman Poetsch and Gustave Pe-
tersonl tanners. Army bet Folsom and Harrison
Poett Alfred, civil engineer, 507 Montgomery,
room 24, r. Santa Barbara
Poetz Henry, waiter, r. 32 Elsaling
Poetz J. C, r. 30 LilyAv
Poggl Giuseppi, laborer, r. NE cor Union and Kearny
Poggi Stephen, millh&nd Miller & Hamilton, r. 4:iO
Vallejo
Poggi Thomas, millhand Miller & Hamilton, r. 430
Vallejo
Pogue Edward A., clerk, r. 1719 Hyde
Pogue Howard A., clerk John Lougbead, r. 1719 Hjrde
Pogue James W., machinist, r. cor Htanyan and Orattan
Pogue Robert A., contractor and builder, r. 1719 Hyde
Polieim Joe T., merchant tailor, llin-1112 Mar-
ket, 11-13 Turk, 203 Montgomery and 724 Market,
r. 1.500 Post
Pohl Charles, r. 24 Langton
Pohl George G., dealer hides and bags, 51 Sacra-
mento, r. 1609 Webster
Pohle Henry, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 8 Langton
Pohley Jacob, agent, r. 7 Market
Pohley Joseph C, cutter, r. 227 Fulton
Pohli Emil, stenographer, 56 Nevada Block, r. 1417
Taylor
Pohlker John H., r. NW cor Howard and Twenty-
si .xth
Pohlmau Louis (J. Jacobson & Co.) r. 310^ Waller
Pohlinan Kodolph, r. 417 Minna
Poblnian Williaiu, carpenter, r. 54 Saci'amento »
Pohlmann Annie, domestic 515 Uaight
Pohlmann Gustav (Pohlmann & Uelduska) r. 3 Sey-
mour PI
POHLMANN & HEIDUSKA
(Gustiiv Pohlmann mid Kerdiniind Hel-
duska) dianionil Hettt-rM, enjfraverM and
enanielers, line diamond work, •i>clety
medalM, bad(;es and quartz Jewelry,
417 Kearny, room 4
■y Pohlmann. See Poehlman and Pullman
Pohlson Charles, engineer, r. 1 Simpson PI
Poindexter Cornelius W., salesman Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., r. 10:16 McAllister
Poindexter Lucinda. domestic 1732 Washington
Poingdestre Jnhn E., offltx; 30'J Clay
Point LoboK Primary School, Mixs A. (>. Catlln prin-
cipal, Ninetcenlli Av nr P.lnt Lubos Av
POINT SAN PEDRO BRICK CO, ,v. ,...
D. E. and Peter Kortin and Ven. Gr«—
(;olre)brick manufaiturera, V. L. Korlln
ntana^er, oHl«e and yard S ■ Berry bel
Fifth and Sixth
Pointer John, trunkmaker. r. Bryant Av bot Solano
and Butte
Pointer John Rev., pastor Second African M. E
Church, r. 907 Pacific
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
51 U California Street.
POI
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOr.ISlI AND AMi;iiTC^\N
Encuiinli«', «jlsiz<-*l iiii.l l*litin.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Pointer Robert, JHiiitor, r. '.i()7 Pacific
Puiutoii.l.'iiues H.. miller, r. l;<-2 Hayes
Potr«on Eugene, editor Le Frauco-Californien, r. 234
Montgomery
Pois8on Dm Bnilz, clerk W. D. Valentine &Co., r. 2347
WashinRtou
Pokamich John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pokorny Paul, tailor, r. 13112 Powell
Polack Herman L., watches and jewelry, 1 Fourth, r.
927 Jackson
Polack Mary, widow, r. 2400 Mission
Polaik Samuel, Insurance broker, office 516 Kearny,
r. 927 Jackson
t^- Polack. See Pollack, Pollak and Pollok
Polako lijnatius, marble carver John Daniel & Co., r.
I cor Turk and Jones
Poland Frank S.. house and sign painter, 819 Shot-
well
Poland Henry F., clerk, r. 819 Shntwell
Poland James K., painter, r. 819 Shotwell
Polastri Richard S. (C. R. Spllvalo & Co.) r. 1414 Sac-
ramento
Polnstri Saraphena Mrs., r. 1414 Sacramento
Poley Max, cook, r. 3 Dikenian PI
Polhemus Delia, widow, r. 305 Minna
Polhenius Edward (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. 1309
Gongh
Polhemus J. Eric, bookkeeper Pacific Imp. Co., r.
1117 Taylor
Polhemus John H., r. 1309 Gough
Poll Sebastian, r. 1.509 Buchanan
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, Brenham
PI. nrClav
Police Attorneys, Old City Hall, first floor
Police Chief of, office Old City Hall, fir.st floor
Police Commissioners Board of. Old City Hall,
second floor
Police Court, Old Citv Hall, first floor
Police Court Xo. 3, Old City Hall, first floor
Police Court Clerks, office Old City Hall, first
floor
Police Harhor, offices 522 Davis and 247 Steuart
Police Judges, chambers Old Citv Hall
Police Stations, Central, Old City Hall : City Hall,
New City Hall •,^orfh End, cor Polk jmd Jackson ;
North Harbor. 522 Davis; Seventeenth and How-
ard, 217 Seventeenth; South Harbor. 247 Steuart;
Southern District. S29 Folsom ; and South San
%Francisco
Police Surgeon, office Old City Hall basement,
and 650 Washington
Polidori Domenieo, liquor saloon, 1128 Folsom
Polidori P. S., tailor Roos Bros., r. 1013 Washington
Polish Society of California, A.Bednawski secretary,
1241^ Market
Politeo Anton, restaurant, 324 Larkin
Political Record The (weekly) Henry L. Knight
editor. 536 Clay
Politzer Adolpe (Politzer, Saloman & Co.) r. 2436 Cal-
ifornia
Politzer, Saloman & Co. (Adolph Politzer and
Moses Saloman) Premium and Bond Exchange,
337 Pine
Polk J. M.. clerk State Board of Harbor Commission-
ers, r. Oakland
Polk R. Ij. & Co. (Detroit, Mich.) publishers,
606 Montgomery, room 20
Polke Sarah, widow, r. 22 Lafayette PI
Polkow Otto, coachman, r. 1014 Clay
Poll Richard, teamster James Alexander, r. 434 JJ
Sixth
Pollack Adolph, expressman, 17 Sansome, r. 1323 Fill-
more
Pollack Alexander, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1421
Layuna
Pollack B. K.. clerk, r. Market nr Dolores
10" Pollack. See Polack. Pollack and Pollock
Pollak Arnold (Arnold Pollak & Co.) r. 1710 O'Farrell
Pollak Arnold & Co. (Arnold Pollak and Charles
J. Siuion) importers cigars, 120 Battery
Pollak Emma Miss, stenographer C. W. Pike, r. Ala-
meda
PoUaK John, bookkeeper Mayriech Bros. & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Pollak John D. Mrs., widow, r. 820 Geary
Pullak Uicbard, tanner James Duncan, r. 927 Brannan
Pollak Samuel, porter Orpheum, r. 331 Pacific
POLLAK SIGMUND puhi.sher
"The Light House, "and "Golden Gate
Roman Bibllothek, " ne^vs agent and
dealer in books and pictures, l.>37
Mission
Pollak William F., ssleaman C W. Pike, r. Alameda
Pollard Arthur, barber, r. 788 Folsom
Pollard George B., painter S. P. Co., r. 629 Jessie
Pollard Isaac, millwright Market St. RB., r. 808
Twentieth
Pollard James H., wood and coal, 626 Laguna
Pollard John M.. bricklayer, r. 121 Bartlett
Pollard John W., patternmaker, r. 121 Bartlett
Pollard Llewellyn, barber. 788 Folsom
Pollard Mary Mrs., r. 428 Third
Pollard Samuel W., porter Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
218 Ninth
Pollard Thomas (Pollard & Dodge) r. 318 Haight
Pollard Thomas Jr., bookkeeper Pollard & Dodge, r.
318 HaigLjt
Pollard Walter, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 808
Twentieth
Pollard William H., merchandise broker, 218 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Pollard & Dodge (Thomas Pollard and Edward
Dodge) lumber, shipping and commission mer-
chants, 3 Steuart
Pollen James, laborer, r. 1108}^ Bryant
Pollen T. S., r. 1847 Seventh
Pollexfen Ernest, clerk Richard D. Chandler, and
agent stmr Empire. 507-509 East. r. 406 Castro bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Polleys William M., clerk U. S. Kailway Mail Service,
r. 816 Jackson
Pollhammer Alois, engraver, 323 Kearny, r. 715 Gough
Poilitz Edward, real estate and general broker, 403
California, r. 21 Grant Av
Pollock Ernest W., artist Dickman-Jones Co., r. C24
Post
Pollock Joseph E., clerk Amos Currier, r. 521 Va
lends
Pollock Joseph E. Jr.. gilder, r. 521 Valencia
Pollock Leon, clerk Levi Strauss & Co.. r. 518 Stockton
Pollock Moritz, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 58
Minna
Pollock Philip, laborer Joseph Budde, r. 521 Va-
lencia
Pollock Robert L., waiter, r. 106 J^ Third
Pollock William, r. 429 Francisco
Pollock Wiliam D., artist, r. 13\1H Broadway
Follow August, shoemaker, 1515 Steiner
Polmere Nicholos, molder Empire Foundry, r. 18
Harriet
Polmere Nicholas J., machinist S. F. Tool' Co., r. 18
Harriet
Polmere William, sheet iron worker Francis Smith &
Co.. r. 18 Harriet
Polte Otto, bartender Levers & Miers, r. 812 Kearny
Poly, Heilbron & Co. (Isaac Poly, Adolph and August
Hellbron and Simon Clayburgh) wholesale
butchers, 3 s Honduras bet Railroad Av and Sus-
quehanna, office 339 Kearny
Poly Isaac (Poiy, Heilbron & Co.) r. 1810 Bush
Poly James, laborer, r. Tenerifi'e nr Tombigbee
Polzleu Marks H., bookkeeper, r. 2833 Washington
Pomeroy Arthur, cltrk, r. 425 Turk
Pomeroy Carter P., attorney at law, 211 San-
some, rooms 8-9, r. San Rafael
LARGEST STOCK lii IHiS STATE
MEN'S FORHSHiKe G08DS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Mannfactiirers of Sbow Categ
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marlet St.
PPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uas^n^t^n st.I Proters of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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Pomeri.y F. C, tiiket collector S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Poineroy F. M. H. Mr.''., widow, r. 323 Eddy
Poiueroy Oeorne, seaman, r. "20 Perry
P.>ineroy .James, gardener, r. ."543 Fifteenth
Pomeroy Julius E., janitor Mechanics' Institute, r.
323 Eddy
Pomeroy Lizzie seumstress, r. 20 Perry
Pomeroy Mark E., r. 16 Birch Av
Pomeroy Mark M., clerk Frederic A. Hyde, r. 26 Shot-
well
Pomeroy Mary A., widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
Pomeroy Sheldon, policeman, r. 726 Washington
■^ Pomeroy. See Pomroy
Poniin William, restiiuraiit keeper, r. 658 Folsom
Pomiuary .Jeau, laundryman L. Darolles, r. 33 Chenery
Pomme Jam- s, r. 937 Folsom
Pomroy A. Fletcher, actor, r. 1153 Market
Pomroy Edward, engineer, r. 1U)7 Ei^'hteenth
Pomroy Lvdia A., widow, i. 1153 Market
Pomroy Selah A., florist, r. 1153 Market
1K?~ Pomroy. See Pomeroy
Pon Jean B. (Pou *; Poutacql r. 434 Bush
Poll Jean P., waiter Pon & Pontacq, r. 434 Bush
Pon John, clerk Lemoiue & Pichou, r. 60") Broadway
Pon John P., biirtender John Labat, r. 102.5 Pacific
Pon k Pontacq (Jean B. Pon and Jean Pontacq) res-
taurant. 4;j4 Bush
[' Pond A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1122 Market
' Pond Edward B., Mayor of San Francisco,
oflice New City Hall, first floor, r. 1019 California
Pond Edward S. (Pond & Smith) r. 415 Fillmore
Pond Guy L., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 214 Chattanooga
Pond Hiram (Bixby & Pond) r. NE cor McAllister and
Fillmore
'. Pond Julia A., domestic 628 Green
[ Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congregational
Church, r. 436 Bartlfctt
: Pond Oi Smith (Edward S. Pond and William J.
Smith) manufacturers cigars, 412 Sacramento
1 Ponder John F., grainbroker, 61 Merchants' Exchange
r. 416 Oak
I Pondere Mining Co. (Elko Co.,Nev.) J. Stadtfeld Jr.
• iretary, 81 Nevada Block
•^n John, seaman, r. 69 Oregon
I'rank. compositor Argonaut, r. 1605 Po-well
! Frank, waiter William Westerfeld, r. 6 Dodge
Piiiitac Peter, liquor saloon, 213 Larkin
Pontacq Jean (Pon k Pontacq) r. 434 Bu«h
Pontacq John, laundryman. r. 641 McAllister
Pontacq Raymond, clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 641 Mc-
Allister
Ponton de Area Lucas, merchandise broker, r. 950
Bryant
Ponton de Arce Stanley, commercial traveler, r. 950
Bryant
Pool C. W., traveling salesman Hall's Safe and Lock
Co.
Pool I. Lawrence, r. 1216 Hyde
Pool Minnie, widow, r. 36}>J Ranscb
Pool William H., student, r. 1417 Van Ness Av
Poole Abraham R., engineer, r. 317 Harrison
Poole David, r. 718 California
Poole Duff'G., compositor Alta, r. 917 M Mission
Poole Edward V., oyster opener The Morgan Oyster
Co. r. 225 Pine
Poole Ella M., teacher Longfellow Primary School,
r. 1053 Mission
Poole Oieorge, watchman, r. 19 South Park
Poole George W., teamster, r. 1 Card Alley
Poole John E., policeman, r. 917 J< Mission
Poole John P.. attorney at law and notary public, 323
Montgomery, r. Fairmount Tract
Poole Judah W., band sawyer Enterprise Mill, r. 19
South Park
Poole Marcus M.. traveling salesman Crane, Hastings
Ai Co.
Poole Maria L. Mrs., seamstress, r. 307 Fourth
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STUEET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
lOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADYERTISEMENTS !
Poole Robert, seaman, r. 317 Harri»on
Poole William, master striir Piedmoni. r. 60H Guerrero
Poole William H.. capitaliht, r. 333 Eddy
Pooler Annie Mrs., r. KiJ Fourth
Pooler James H.. machinist, r. 1J3 Valparaiso
Pooler RiixionH., engineer, r. 123 Valparaiso
Pooley Edward, .janitor Pioneer Hall r. 5 Pioneer PI
Pooley Elizabeth, lodgings, 225 Fourth
Pooley John, proprietor Winchester Hotise. 44
Third
Pooley John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pooley John Jr., clerk Winchester House
Poor Henry G., seaman, r. 504 Davis
Pooruian Amy. bakery. 1013 Folsom
Pourinan Samuel, proptr Alvarado Milk Depot, 38
Ritch, r. Alvarado
Poorman Sarah A., bakery, 1013 Folsom
Poort Jacob, mate Bchr Black Diamond
Poos Bernard, shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
Pope A. J Mrs., widow, r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Pope Arthur M., bookkeeper Zadig, Wollberg k Co.,
r. 854 Mission
Pope Bernhard, fruits and vegetables, 13-14 Bay City
Market r. 32 !« Turk
Pope C, liquor saloon, 46 Steuart
Pope Charles, laborer, r. .545 Second
Pope Charles W., shoe upper manufacturer, r. 1707
Jones
Pope Daniel, gatekeeper Presidio
Pope Frank, r. 120 Post
Pope Frank C, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 235
Eiuhth
Pope Frederick, propertyman Woodward's Gardens,
r. 1702 Folsom
Pope Frederick H., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 235
Eighth
Pope George, waiter Handy & Gray
Pope George A., clerk Ames .<£ Detrick^r. 1513 Jacksoa
Pope George A., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 1601 Van Ness
Av
Pope Jacob H., groceries and liquors, 68 Ninth
Pope John Jr., first lieutenant Battery A, lat Artillery,
U. S. A., r. Presidio
JrUrL JUllN Jbi accountant ex-
pert, 310 Pine, room '47, r. 2723 Pine
Pope John T., tailor, r. 153^ Tliird
Pope Joseph, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 1702
Folsom I
Pope Joseph W., janitor Woodward's Gardens, r. 1702
Folsom
POPEOVEETON C,.oc„..„..„.
expert, 310 Pine, room ^7, r. 'ZTi:* Pinct
Pope Thomas E., assistant general agent .Etna
Insurance Co. (of Hartford) 5U California, r. I
East Oakland
Pope William, cook Peter Rnsmnsaen, r. 414 Spear
Pope William, cutter P. F Nolan k Co., r. 937 Vallejo i
POPE & TALBOT ,Ch„r.e- F. a. '
and William II. Talbot) lumber dealerit,
oHlte 204 California
Popert J. iii Co. (Julian Popert, ChnrlcH Herr-
mann and Frederick Peters) proprietor New
Washington Hotel, 6ii 626 Fourth j
Popert Julius (J. Popert * Co.) r. 6'24 Fourth I
P.opineau Emile. dog boarding, ftOH Stockton i
Popovich Peter, bartender Mint Exchange, r. 1 E<ldy
PI
Popovich Spiro, bartender Mint Exchange, r. 1 Edly
PI
Popp ClauB, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 404'^
Sixth
Popp Lydia, widow, proptr Popp's Hotel, 22ns Powell
Popp's Hotel, Mrs. I.ydla Popp proplr. 2'i08 Powell
Poppe August, salesman California Table Dutfer Co..
r. 113 Morris Av
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES..
809, 3]1, 813, 315 aud 317 MARKET STREET
l'o|)|>t< Cliarleg (Cliurles L. I'opiii-) iiiauufacturer
iiKHis, aO."> Battery
Piipjte Charles L. (Charles Poppe) r. 902 Shotwell
Popp** CharloH T., r. 704 Bush
Poppe Gustav, clerk New York Underwriters' Agency,
r. Saiicelito
Poppe Hans, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 132 Free-
Ion
Poppe Herman J., salesman Charles Poppe. r. 902
Shotwell
Poppe Martha H. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 902 Shotwell
Poppen John F., porter utmr Alameda
Popp.nberK Robert, teacher mnsic, r. 126 Page
Poppeubera Robert Jr., jeweler, r. 123 J^ Lily Ay
Pop|>er Adolph, laborer John VTleland Brewing Co.,
r. 249 Clementina
Popper Berthold, clerk A. Morris & Son, r. 1610
Steiner
Popper Joseph, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 528
Turk
Popper L , mnfr shirts, 431 Kearny, r. .36 McAllister
Popper Max. cutter S. Popper, r. 1720 Bush
Popper Max, United States Drayman, office U. S.
-Appraisers' Bldg, r. 430 Bryant
Popper Simon, mnfr shirts, 235 Kearny, r. 1720 Bush
Popper Veit, chiropodist, 127 Montgomery, r. 1610
Steiner
Poppie Charles, mangier La Grande Laundry
Popular The, dining saloon, Handy & Gray pro-
prietors, 35-37 Geary
Poralla Albert, shipping clerk Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. E s Potrero Av bet Center and Santa
Clara
Porcella Sebastian, expressman, r. 506^ Francisco
Porcher John J., salesman J. C. Meussdorflfer & Son, r.
717 Golden Gate Av
Porep Louis, w^chmaker, 19 Fourth, r. Alameda
Porporato Eugenio, barber G. A. Cassio, r. 8 Graham
PI
Porporato Francisco, baker, r. 8 Graham PI
Port Blakeley Mill Co. (Renton, Holmes & Co.)
office Pier 3 Steuart
Port Costa Lumber Co., John A. Hooper presi-
dent. Henry M. Furmau secretary and treasurer,
office i Califo.-uia
Port Costa AVarelionge and Dock Co., George
W. McNear president, E. B. Cutter secretary, 306
California, warehouse Port Costa, Cal.
Port Discovery Mills (Puget Sound) Moore &
Smith proprietors, Pier 10 Steuart
Port Wardens Board of, office 525 Front, room
! 11
I Porta Giacinto E., clothing and furnishing goods,
827-829 Kearny, r. 1323 Stockton
Porta Leopold, tailor, r. 2506 Leavenworth
Portener Herman, salesman B. Lew & Sons, r. Grand
1 Hotel
: Porter A. Mrs., widow, r. 209 Tavlor
j Porter Abel W. (Porter Bros. & Co.) r. 1508 Larkin
Porter Aggie, widow, r. North Point bet Larkin and
Polk
Porter Andrew, boilermaker, r. 11 Hubbard
Porter B. F. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
PORTER BROTHERS & CO.
(David H. and Abel TV. Porter) com-
mission merchants, 401-4:06 Davis
Porter Burton B., fruits and vegetables, 1657 Mission
Porter Charles B., journalist, r. 1922 Baker
Porter Charles B. Jr., clerk, r. 1922 Baker
Porter Charles H., painter J. O'Connell, r. 1326 Flor-
ida
Porter Charles J., cashier Davis Bros., r. 504 Fell
Porter David, stonecutter, r. 5 Perry
Porter David, wholesale wines and liquors, SE
cor Leidesdorflf and Halleck, r. NW cor California
and Powell
Porter David Jr., carpenter, r. 5 Perry
Porter Uuvid H. (Porter Bros. & Co.) r. 1425 Wash-
ington
Porter E. Bruce, salesman William K.Vickery, r. 1922
Baker I
Porter Edward, expressman, r. 740 Twentieth
PortiT Eilward, steward stmr State of California, r.
733 Natoiua
Porter Frauds H., chief surveyor Fire Underwriters'
Inspection Bureau, 307 Sansome, r. 438 Geary
Porter George H., clerk Bennett & Co., r. 1112 Hyde
Porter George K. (Porter, Slessinger & Co.) r. 1717
t-'aliforuia
Porter Harry (Porter & Cause) r. SE cor California
aud Dupont
Porter Henry, teamster, r. 1911 Sutter
Porter Henry T., drayman, r. 11 Hubbard
Porter Horace, broker, r. 211 Ridley
Porter Jerome, manager country dept David Stern &
Sons, r. 702 Post
Porter John, carpenter, r. 120 Dore
Porter John, hostler Villa Hotel
Porter John, master mariner, r. 811 Filbert, rear
Porter John, porter, r. 11 Hubbard
Porter John F., machinist, r. 35 Cook
Porter John S., dental laboratory, 26 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Porter John T., clerk local freight office 8. P. Co., r.
34fi Sixth
PORTER JOHN W, (Co>ven.
Porter <S; Co.) r. 607 Busli
Porter John W., foreman K. F. Bunker, r. 615 Bran-
nan
Porter Joseph carpenter, r. 124 Hayes
Porter Joseph, clerk Bennett & Co., r. 1911 Sutter
Porter Joseph, hostler, r. 35 Cook
Porter Joseph W., patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r. 35
Cook
Porter Josephus W., cigarmaker C. E. Rabe & Co., r.
17 Natoma
Porter Josiah K., policeman, r. 1044 Howard
Porter Louise, domestic 2131 Howard
Porter Mary, widow, r. 40 Linden Av
Porter Ralph W. E., carpenter Robioson & Gillespie,
r. Twenty -first bet Diamond and Eureka
Porter Richard E., carpenter, r. 637 Jessie
Porter Robert H., ship carpenter, r. 17 Freelon
Porter Robert S., compositor Chronicle, r. 225 O'Far-
rell
Porter Rose Miss, packer Pac. Soda Co., r. 21 Morris
Av
Porter, .Slessinger & Co. (George K. Porter,
Lewis Slessinger aud Joseph Kahn) manufactur-
ers and importers boots and shoes, 7-9 Battery,
factory 509 Sansome
Porter Thomas A., chief engineer stmr San Bias
Porter Wilbur F., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 43
Sixth
Porter William, marine engineer, r. 732 Clementina
Porter William F. machinist, r. 732 Clementina
Porter William H., clerk, r. 8 Mason
PORTER WILLIAM H.
(successor to Lockhardt & Porter) un-
dertaker and embaliner, 116 E)ddy
Porter William J., clerk G. B. Corwin & Co., r. 179
Sixteenth
Porter William R., salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 1717 California
Porter William T., scenic artist, r. 507 Mason
Porter William W., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1202
Mason
Porter & Cause ( Harry Porter and William B. Cause)
bookmakers, 15-17 Leidesdorff
Porterfield Charles W., physician, 726 Market, r.6145i
Minna
Porterfield George K., specialist, 765 Market
BIANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CLOTHIER, »•
*JLCR noVSH RLOCK.
THE LION Fire lis, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 34,712,747
THE BANCROFT CORIPANY
•7SX I
MARKET ST. 1
FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPE.
POR
9G3
POT
Porterfleld Joseph H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
725 Pine
Poi teUB James, with Cutting Fruit Packing Co,, r. 419
Tenth
Purteus James G., r. 1921 Taylor
Portcus Luke C, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 419
Tenth
Portillo Bonifacio L., compositor La Republica, r. 814
VuUejo
Portis Anna, widow, r. 8 Tehama
Portis William J., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1106
Kearny
Portland House, James Carr proptr, 54 Sacramento
Portland Lodging House, Thomas Rees proprietor,
^^07 Kearny
Portman Frederick, saloonkeeper, r. 312 Ji Clementina
Portman J. W. C, r. The Baldwin
Portner Herman, clerk, r. 914 Jackson
Portoi8 Pierre, architect and civil engineer, 519
ilontgomery
Portugese Benevolent and Protective Association, 510
bush
Porzelt Christian, capitalist, r. 507 Greenwich
Posener Herman (Pac. Suspender Go.) r. 510 Hyde
Posey Addison C. oculist aud aurist, 37 Post, r. 1506
Pine
Posev E. J., r. 203 Polk
Posuer Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 337 Hayes
Posuer Benjamin, machinist Rudgear & Sbepman, r.
3J7 Hayes
Posuer Hannah Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 337 Hayes
Posuer Henry, clerk H. Posner, r. 337 Hayes
Posuer Henry D., salesman Davis Bros., r. 706M Pine
Posuer Mary (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.) r. 1607
Gough
Posuer Philip, r. 337 Hayes
PosK Eber, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Po.-s Edward, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Possuecke Henry, boilermaker, r. 264 First
Post A. E. Mrs., r. 2015 Leavenworth
Post Albert E., salesman Palmer & Eey, r. 2015
Leavenworth
Post Albert M., brakeman 8. P. Co., r. 541 Fourth
Post Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 9D8 Pine
Post George, selector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
.505 Greenwich
Post James, actor, r. 416 Green
Post Keller Restaurant and Saloon, Herbst
« Maas proprietors, SE cor Kearny and Post
Po.st Marcelle, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.. r.
505 Greenwich
Post Mary A., widow, r. 505 Greenwich
Post Mary A., carpet sewer, r. 222!^ Fourth
Post Nathan C, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r.
213 Cortland Av
Post Office Inspector*, California, Nevada, Utah
and .\rlzona Division, office 320 Sunsome
Post Office San Francisco, William J. Bryan
Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bittery,
branch otSces, Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B.
NW cor Eighth and Mission, Station C, NW cor
Mission aud Twentieth, Station D, foot Market
Post Victor C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Works, 1. 11 Julian Av
Post Walter G., driver Irvine Bros., r. 427 Green
Pustado Rafael, barber, r. 99 Stevenson
Postal Index (monthly) Macondray Bros, proptrs,
628 Montgomery, room 81
Postel Amandns. groceries and liquors, 318 Polk
Postel Arnold (Postel Bros.) r. Pope Valley. Napa Co,
Postel Brother* (Aruold and Rudolf) wines and
liquors, NW cor Bush and Sansome
Postel Frederick A. F., driver C. Schilling & Co., r.
2007 J4 Polk
Postel Isaac, chairmaker, 411 Mission, r. 278 Jessie
Postel P. William, drayman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
SW cor Noe and Twenty-fourth
Postel Rudolf (Postel Bros.) r. 815 J4 Howard
bxam:ine'r
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPIDCI.M. Dl-.SK ,.NS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Postigllone Giuseppe -M., mercliant tailor, 107 Sutter,
r. 3J0!^ Geary
Postlethwaite Lizzie Mrs., r. 1051 Market
Postleton Thomas, solicitor, r. 26 O ik Grove Av
Postog J. Nicholas, candy mnfr, 2122 MiHsion, r. 8
Helen PI
Potentini Andrew (Carrene & Potentini) r. 445 Buah
Pothier Louis, helper W. T. Qarratt & Co.. r. 563
Fifth
Pothost Joseph, mining engineer, r. 611 Qongh
Potosl Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) C. E. Elliot
secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Potrero and Bay View Railroad, Leland
Stanford president, J. L. Willcutt Hecretary, NE
cor Fourth aud Townsend, room 81 ;
Potrero Hotel, James Gately proptr, SW cor Louisiana
and Sierra |
Potrero Land and Water Front Co., William '
Ede president, Thomas V. O'Brien vice-presi- 1
dent, C. B. Williams treasurer, M. J. Merteua ;
secretary, office 42 Market, rooms 4-7
Potrero Marine Railway, J. C. Cousins superintendent,
SE cor Maryland and Sierra
Potrero Police Station, W s Kentucky bet Sierra and
Nevada
Potrero Primary School, W. H. Edwards principal,
E B Miunesota bet Sierra aad Napa
Potrero Ranch Dairy, William Schlothan proptr, W b
Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Potrero Yeast and Vinejyar Co., Herman
Westerfeld & Co. proprietors, office 214-220 Stock-
ton
Potsmith Charles, shoemaker, 422 Post
Potter Ablthar F., bookkeeper Frederick W. Potter,
r. 133 Ridley
Potter Albert F., porter Son Bros. & Co., r. 3565*
Br^nnan
Potter Charles, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
Potter Cliarles, butcher. 519 Third
P.itter Cliarles A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 736 Sixteenth
Potter Charles M., compositor Chronicle, r. 311
Leavenworth
Potter David R.. peddler, r. 63t; Commercial
Potter E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2ol3 Bush
Potter Edward E., secretary Sun Insurance Co.,
428 California, r. East Oakland
Potter Edward T., clerk Charles R. Allen, r. 819 Fil-
bert
Potter Edward W., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r. NW
cor Jackson and Gough
Potter Emily Miss, r. 1924 Jessie
Potter EugeuB E., asplisiltum worker, r. 158 Clara
Potter F. F., gripman Sutter St. RR.
Potter Francis A., r. 2516 Mission
Potter Frank A. (Potter fc Davis) and crockery and
glaaswure. 2r>l(i Mission, r. 2'.tl I Kolsoiii
POTTER FREDERICK W.
proprietor San Kriinii««<» l.ii(st Kaclory,
li» Stevenson, r. Vf.t Kidley
Potter G.-orge W.. driver Cliarles W. Taber, r. 10*18
Valencia
Potter Harry B., physician and surgeon. 3)3 Sixth
Potter James, bru-kmaker, r. 330 Twentysecoud
Potter Jesse S., manager Miller & Lux, r. 45 South
Park
Potter John, carpenter City RH., r. 1336 Natoraa
Potter lolin, laborer, r. 27 Valencia
Potter John H., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r. 618
Guerrero *1
Potter John H., president Michigan Fumltur*
Co., 777-777)4 Mlxslon. r. Oakland
Potter John R., master mariner, r. 819 Filbert
pnlt.r lohii R. Jr., clerk, r. 819 Filbert
PotN r I.yiiiiin G., carpenter, r. fi»l Harrison
I'ott -r Miirgaret. widow, r. 818 Guerrero
Potter Mary, wldfiw, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Potter Minnie, domestic 106 Webster
^
TYPE FOUNDERS. PMER S REY. 4B« SAKSBK ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THK LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
<)|>fii Kii-o - I*liico 'I'l-iiiiiiiiiijufs
11 S !)«*«• ill I ty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
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P«»H«"r Pitt U. , secri'tary ^Michigan Furniture Co.,
777-777 '<■ Mi^KUiii, r. O.iklimd
Potter I<< uben B., teacher vloUn, 18 Eleventh
PottiT Smimcl L., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Potter Siiniuel O. L., pliysieian. 9H7 Sutter
Potter Stephen, offlol 111 reporter Dept 10, Superior
Tourt. ortiee, mil MuutKoniery, room "23, r. 1707
Leavenworth
Potter Thomas F., foreman stable N. B. and M. RR.,
r. 209 Seventh
Potter Thomas L., salesman A. Carlisle & Co., r. 2513
Bush
Potter Walters., clerk track dept S. P. Co., r. 1928
Jessie
Potter William, aecountant. r. 40.5 Kearny
Potter William, laborer Phcenix White Lead and
Color Works, r. Oakland
Potter Wiliiiim, teamster, r. 116 Lily Av
Potter William, veterinary surgeon, r. 519 Third
Potter William Jr., superintendent Commer-
cial Steam Power Works, 506}^ Commercial, r. 519
Third
Potter William T., molder. r. 2618 Sutter
Potter & Davis (Frank A.Potter and Thomas J. Davis)
crockery and glassware, 2018 Fillmore
Potterat William, florist 649 Broadway
Pottet Henri (Henri Pottet k Co.) r. 31 Nebraska
Pottet Henri & Co. (Henri Pottet and J. Labataille)
dorists. 14 Sixth
Potthast Frank .1., blacksmith, r. 1123 Market
j Pottlioff Annie M. Miss, dressmaking, 1040J^ Mission
I Potthoflf August, master schr Black Diamond, r. 14
' Bluxome
I Potthoflf William S., plumber, stoves and tinware,
1309 Mission, r. lOlOM Mi-sion^
Pottini Vicenzo. with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 342
I Union
Pottkarap Adolph, baker, r. 418 Seventh
I Pottker Henry, clerk, r. 731 Brannan
j Potts A. W., Bank Commissioner, office, 528 Cali-
fornia, r. Los Angeles
Potts George W., engineer, r. 234 Bush
Potts James A., salesman Oscar Foss, r. 569 Steven-
son
Potis J. W., cigarmaker. r. 1519^ Mason
Potts Thomas, machinist, r. 569 Stevenson
I Potts William, bartender P. H Norton, r. 234 Bush
I Potzlr Manuel, seaman, r. .'504 Davis
Pou Augustine, boxmaker S. F. Box Co., r. SGlii Mis-
sion
I Pouchon Germain, manager California House, 626
I California
Poulsen Hans, master mariner, r. 17 Morris Av
; Poulsen Rasmus, master mariner r. 17 Morris Av
i Poulsen S.. third officer stmr Acapulco
Poulsen Waldemar, steward John H. Mentz, r. 1210
I Howard
i Poulson Georg-^. clerk, r. 1747 Mission
Poulson Johanna, widow, r. 540 Ninth
Poulson P. Vf., physician, office 526 Kearny
I Poulson Thomas, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
I e^" Poulson. See Paulsen, Paulson and Poison
Poulter Charles T., springmaker Betts" Spring Co., r.
Oakland
Poultney George T. (Smith & Poiiltney) r. 460 Bryant
Poiiltney Jenny, widow, r. 2111 Bush
Poultney Rose, widow, r. 50 South Park
Poiindkeeper, N s California bet Walnut and
Laurel
Pouqnette F., laundress Bernard Sarthou
Pouquette Peter, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet St.
Thomas and Venezuela
Pouyal John, florist and decorator, 1727 Mission r
1211 Polk
Pouzadoux Louis (Bernard &Pouzadoux) r. 1502 Pine
Povers Thomas, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Po-*veH Abraham, general manager Puget Sound
Lumber Co., Pier 3, Steuart, r. Oakland
Powell Alfred, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Powell Alfred G.. carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powell Annie G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3128 Sacre-
iiiento
Powell Charles, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 2012
Dupont
Powell Charles A., livery and sale stable, 1114-1116
Mission
Powell Christopher, gasfitter, r. 19 Federal
Powell Delinore M., cooper, r. 733 Bryant
Powell Edward L., with The Associated Press, r. 952
Bush
Powell E. F., compositor Evening Post
Powell George, cardriver, r. 451 Tehama
Powell George L., upholsterer, r. 13(i Julian Av
Powell Harry H., water tender stmr Zealaudia, r.
159 >4 Tehama
Powell H. J., r. 424 Sansome
PoAvell Howell A., attorney at law, 207 Sansome,
r. 921 Myrtle. Oakland
Powell H. P.. traveling salesman Redington & Co., r.
Los Angeles
Powell H. R. carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powell J., driver Central RU.
Powell J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 311 Franklin
Powell James, blacksmith Presidio, r. Alameda
Powell Jesse, gastitter Henry Williamson, r. SW cor
Bryant and Clinton
Powell John, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Powell John B.. carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
Powell Louise Miss, stenographer New York Life Ins.
Co., r. 830 Union
Powell Samuel W., liquor saloon, 233 Stevenson
Powell S. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powell Street Primary School, Miss M. C. Robertson
principal. W s Powell bet Washington and Jack-
son
Powell Street Railway Co., see Ferries and CliflP House
Ry Co.
Powell Thomas, mining, 301 Market, r. 312 Van Ness
Av
PoAvell Walter, manager Bank of British Colum-
bia, SE cor California and Sansome, r. Berkeley '
Powell William, porter, r. 1305 Sacramento
Powell William A., carpenter, r. Silver Av nr San
Bruno Road
Powell William E., carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
Powelson Aunetta, domestic 510 Geary
Powelson John P., r. 1139 Union
Powelson Louis P., expressman SE cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 1139 Union
Powelson Walter, shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
1139 Union
Powelson William L. Mrs., widow, r. 1523 Golden
Gate Av
Power Auastasia Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1112 Treat Av
Power Bernard, groceries and liquors, 1721 3<i Jones
Power Catherine, widow, r. 917 Post
Power Cornelius, r. 421 Bush
Power James (Power & Pike) r. 323 O'Farrell
Power Jaine.s. calker, r. 331 Bryant i
Power James A., compositor Chronicle, r. 340 Bush
Power John, bartender, r. 217 Minna
Power John, groceries and liquors, 1116 Folsom, r.
1118 Folsom
Power John, ,iunk dealer, r. 7 Church Lane
Power John W., salesman Nolan & Descalso, r. 331
Bryant
Power Mary, widow, r. 3212 Steiner
Power Peter, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Power Rose Mrs., r. 1112 Treat Av
Power Thomas F., plumber, r. 1112 Treat Av
Power Thomas H., plumber, r. 7 Church Lane
Power William, lodgings, 19 Commercial
Power & Pike (James Power and Joseph W. Pike)
mufrs tin dairy goods. 49 Sacramento
Powers Althus C. (Powers Bros.) r. Alameda
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COR. TlfSRn.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
Iwash^n^tPn sT.IProdncers of FINE TABLE WINES
POW
965
POY
Powers Annie, dressmaker, r. 512 ^ Second
Powers Brothers (Ordell H. and Altbiis C.) publish-
erH, T.i5 Markit
Powers Caroline, widow, laundresR, r. 5 Scbeerer PI
Powers Charles C, driver, r. 307 Fourth
Powers Charles E., compositor Call, r. 644 Sacra-
meiito
Powers Chiirles F., cigars and tobacco, 206 Sutter, r.
1040J< Mission
Powers Cliarles W., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 121
Stockton
Powers Christopher, blacksmith, r. 418 Green
Powers Daniel, carpenter C. T. Blake, r. 63754 Na-
toina
Powers Daniel, machlnehand Mechanic's Mill, r.
71'JJ4 Clementina
Powers David, lithographer, r. 916 Montgomery Av
Powers Dolly A., widow, r. H09 Folsora
Powers Edward, agent Keystone Wringer Co., 160 Fifth
Powers Edward, bartender, r. 726M Howard
Powers Edward, cooper Herbert & Nyland
Powers Edward, coremaker O'Connell & Lewis, r.
Oakland
Powers Edward, longshoreman, r. 512!^ Second
Powers Edward Jr., laborer, r. 512 !^ Second
Powers Edward J., plumber Shepard Bios., r. NE cor
Clay aud Fillmore
Powers Edward P.. stonecutter, r. 2823 Bush
Powers Edwin F., jockey, r. 921 Jones
Powers Eugene, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 7 Na-
tonia, rear
Powers Frank, stock cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 27 Folaom
Powers Frank H. (Young k Powers) r. 132 Guerrero
Powers Frederick H., clerk, r. 609 Folsom
Powers George H., M. D., oculist, aurist and
laryugoscopiMt, 215 Geary, r. 2525 Broadway,
Powers George M. tinsmith Anderson & Tallon, r.
921 .Jones
Powers Gilbert N., driver, r. 2228 Greenwich
Powers Hugh P., lamplighter, and extraman Engine
No. 14, r. 424^ Linden Av
Powers James, bartender M. W. Keogh, r. 110 Mason
Powers James, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 804
Vallejo
Powers James, laborer, r. 312 Fourteenth
Powers James, longshoreman, r. 322 Fourteenth
Powers James D.. butcher, 1531 Turk, r. 1531)^ Turk
Powers James D., manager O'Connor, Moffait & Co.,
r. 1904 Market
Powers James J., collector P. F. Collier, r. 323 Minna
Powers James T.. butcher, r. 1531 M Turk
Powers James V., foreman O'Connell & Lewis, r.
Oakland
Powers James W., carpenter, r. Precita Av nr Folsom
Powers Jeffrey, inspector Custom House, r. 921 Fol-
som
Powirs J. H. Mrs., r. 1051 Mission
Powers John, r. 309 Minna
Powi-rs John, baker, r. 2409 Howard
Powt-rx John, boilermaker r. 61 Tehama
Powers John, butcher, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Powirs John, carpenter, r. 323 Minna
Powers John, clerk, r. 515M Bush
Powers John, cooper, r. 40 Clementina
Powers John, cooper, r. 921 Jones
Powers John, fireman, r. 318 Duncan
Powers John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Union
and Hyde
Powers John, packer Black Point Packing House
Powers John, painter, r. 6 Auiinst PI
Powers .Tohn. policeman, r. 2823 Bush
Powers John, stevedore, r. 409 Tehaina
Powers John F., captain of watch U. S. Mint, r. 12
Mint Av
Pi'wers Jnlia. widow, r. 761 Harrison
powers Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Margaret Moulton
Powers Katie Miss, r. 528 Jessie
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
NOST GISCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS .'
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN LAlUiK VAltlKTY.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Powers Lawrence, r. 318 Duman
Powers Lawrence, laborer Ckilden City Chemical
Works, r. SE cor Sixth and Hrannan
Powers Lizzie Miss, r. 424 )< Linden Av
Powers Lucius Mrs., widow, r. 1502 California
Powers L. W., porter W. A: J. Sloane k Co., r. Oakland
Powers Margaret, widow, r. 1040 i^ Mission
Powers Mary, widow, r. 562 Howard
Powers Maurice, fireman stmr Oakland, r. 339 Twenty-
ninth
Powers Michael, cardriver, r. 804 Vallejo
Powers Michael, dairyman, r. 228 Eighth
Powers Michael, horaeclipper M. C. Cbrietlan.r.Park
Hotel
Powers Michael, laborer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2
Powers Michael F., coal and wood, 1510 Hyde, r. 60
Clipper
Powers Odell H. (Powers Bros.) r. 305 Jessie
Powers Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Howard
Powers Patrick, shoemaker H. Wolf A Bro., r. 611!4
Minna
Powers Patrick, stevedore, r. 70 Federal
Powers Patrick J., plumber and gasfitter, NE cor
Clay and Fillmore
Powers Peter, clerk, r. 1040)4 Mission
Powers Ralston F.. clerk Gal. Ins. Co., r. 1714 Clay
Powers Redmond T., clerk, r. 921 Joiu-s
Powers Richard, longshoreman, r. 008 Bush
Powers Sallie C, widow, r. 1502 !« California
Powers Theodore, clerk James M. Moran. r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Powers Thomas, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1440
Hot ird
Powers Thomas, laborer, r. 1814)4 Laguna i
Powers Thomas J., butcher, 138 Hayes, r. 602 Frank-
lin
Powers Thomas P.. stevedore, r. 82 Clementina
Powers Timothy M.. salesman C. Curtin, r. 112 Hyde
Powers Walter, fireman, r. 3":; Broadway
Powers Wnlter, fireman, r. 41 Pariflc
Powers William, electrical plater Rudgear & Shep-
mau, r. 412?4 Fifth
Powers William, journalist, r. 616 Geary
Powers William, laborer, r. 5 Howard Court
Powers William, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth nr
Mission
Powers William, laborer, r. Ripley nr Folsom, B. H.
Powers William, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Powers William, warehouseman Eureka Grain Ware-
housp. r. 60 N itonia
Powers William B.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.. r. 415 Twenty-seventh
Powers William H.. compositor Fllraer fc Stiller
Electro Co., r. Precita Av nr Folsom, B. H.
Powers William J., gardener, r. 2019 Pine
Powers William J , with Holbrook, Merrill & Btetron.
r. 921 Jones
tar Powers See Power
Powerson John, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Powlev Maud Mrs., r. 1.5(12 M Polk
Powlii'ig Fitch H.. bookkeeper William S. Dunoomb«
vt Co., 427 Sutler
Powiiiiii; .ToBcph, manager (lallfornla Powder
Works and Hercules Powder Works, 230 Call-
fornia. r. 640 Fell
Powninc Husan, widow, liquor saloon, 433 Jeiwle
Powning Thomas H., clerk Charles C. Kcene, r. 433
I'ownliitr William A., clerk, r. 640 Fell
Powsnak Henry, laborer, r. 264 Klrt-t
Poxleitner John, porter Boca Browing Co., r. Ocean
View
Poyer Chnrles, waiter stnir San Juan
Povne James, machinist, r. Stanyan nr Oratton
Pojser Cenrge, secretary United Painters' Absn, r. 13
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Fire (i rates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Toys
iuti'
Absii, 19
iiiiis, iiiiiiiii;,'er Unitcil I
Gold*-!) Ciiite Av, r. la RHUsch
Poznniiski Ileimau. cignrmaker H. F. Briukman, r.
410 Sixth
Poznaiiski Tilly, "widow, r. 410 Sixth
Pozuansky Solomon, clerk, r. (iOll Hayes
Pozo Frauk. macliiiiist. r. 207 Valeiu-ia
Pozzi Andrle, shoemaker Felix Soklati, r. 511 Broad-
way
Po7zi P<-ter. r. 2213 Powell
Pozzi Thomas, laborer, r. 1609 Powell
Pozzoni John, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 103 Lafayette
PI
Pozzuolaua Cement Co., I. T. Milliken Beeretary, 328
Montgomery, room 2
Prabe Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 401 Vallejo
Pracht August, carpenter, r. 815 Hyde
Pracht Julie Mrs., teacher languages and painting,
r. 815 Hyde
Pracht Max. salmon packer, r. 813 Union
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. NE cor Church and
Twouty-third
Pracy Joseph (Praoy & Mayer) r. 829 Church
PRACY & MAYER (.icepu
Pracy aiid Ama-deo Mayerl proprietors
.Xtiia Iron Works, 100-111 3Iissioii
Pradel Justin, liquor saloon. Five Mile House
Prader W. A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 320J<S
Sutter
Prado Frank, oanmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1324 Pacific
Praeder Herman J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 465 Tehama
Prag Daniel, tinner M. Prag, r. 818 Filbert
Prag George, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Gussie Miss, bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r.
29 Perry
Prag Man in, tinware and plumbing, 215 Clay, r. 818
Filbert
Prag Mary Mrs., teacher Girls' High School, r. 1018
Van Ness Av
Pragf-r Abraham J., furnishing goods and clothing,
828-8:«KeMrny, r. 724 O'Farrell
Prager Isaac, clerk Abraham J. Prager, r. 724 O'Far-
rell
Pragpr Lesser, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 724
O'Farrell
Prager Louis, laborer, r. 30 Langton
Prahl E. Mrs., proptr American House, 777 Market
Prahl Henry W., tailor, r. 1918 Buchanan
Prahl William, painter City KR., r."l804 Mission
8^- Prahl. S^e ProU
Prairo J. M., blacksmith Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wtjrks, r. Oakland
Prang D., r. 4H Germania
Prather George M., office 116 California, room 11, r.
Oakland
Prather John M., insurance, 301 California, r. 11
Kearny
Prato Antonio, liquor saloon, 1411 Dupont, r. 407 Fil-
bert
Prato Dominick, laborer, r. 520 Green
Prato Manuel, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 407
Filbert
Pratt Annie A., widow, r. 26 Laurel PI
Pratt Augustus D., butcher J. C. Germer, r. 1029
Howard
Pratt Curtis N., stableman N. Gray & Co., r. 343}^
Jessie
Pratt Edward, student C. Boxton, r. 131 Post
Pratt Edward 9., clerk registry dept Post Olfice, r. 126
Golden Gate Av
Praft E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Valencia
Pratt Elijah S.. carpenter, locksmith, etc., 325 Fran-
cisco, r. 8 Hartmann
j Pratt EthiIv J. Mrs., compositor L. Schlessinger, r.
148 Sixth
Pratt Frederick J., tailor, r. 753 Howard
Pratt George C, general agent Cal. Ins. Co., 818 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Pratt George H., salesman, r. 311 Taylor
Piatt George W. (Brown & Pratt) r. 2(15 Harrison
Pratt George W., cigar mnfr, 1717 Market, r. 2)^ Ro«e
Av
Pratt Harry, water tender stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. 2725
Bryant Av
Pratt Harry S., solicitor Evening Post, r. 84 Kearny
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 51 Clay,
r. 5(i7 Howard
Pratt H. H. Miss, r. 839 California
Pratt Horace C, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
Oakland
Pratt Horace G., Grand Recorder A. O. U. W.,
office 4U St. Ann's Bldg, r. Fruit Vale
Pratt James, manager Irving Hall, 139 Post, r. 2312
Mission
Pratt James N.. druggist, r. 531 Post
Pratt Jesse, sign painter, r. 113 Hill
Pratt John C, clerk, r. 609!^ Minna
Pratt John F., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. Olympia, W. T.
Pratt John H., with Boericke & Schrecke, r, 234 Sut-
ter
Pratt John L., sawyer, r. 210 Steuart
Pratt Joseph, laundryman Mme. Darraus, r. 2515 Mis-
sion
Pratt J. W., city editor Call, r. 899 Pine
Pratt Leonidas E., clerk Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 116
Turk
Pratt Leonidas Mrs., widow, r. 1102 Eddy
Pratt Marietta, widow, r. 701 Stockton
Pratt Melvin L., teamster Ilolbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 903 Shotwell
Pratt MoUie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 2S12 Mission
Pratt O. C, ex-judge Twelfth District Court, r.
731 Sutter
Pratt O. M., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 713 Golden Gate Av
Pratt Othello C, stenographer, 8 Montgomery, room 6
Pratt Perry, physician, r. 381 San Jose Av
Pratt Perry K., druggist, r. 381 San Jose Av
Pratt Robert, cardriver, r. 27 Freelon
Pratt Robert F., proprietor Irving Hall, 139 Post,
r. 2312 Mission
Pratt Robert H., assistant general superintend-
ent Southern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and
TowDsend, r. 520 Golden Gate Av
Pratt Samuel E., r. 157 Natoma
Pratt Sherry A., clerk Horace G. Pratt, r. Fruit Vale
Piatt William H., foreman H. G. Pratt, r. 708 Howard
Praun William, architect, r. 213^ Polk
Pray Amasa, clerk M. Woodward, r. 807 Geary
Pray Frauk P., real estate agent, 325 Montgomery,
room IG, r. 1526 Jackson
Pray Harper L., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r. 522
Third
Pray Jennie, widow, r. 1423 Laguna
Prazet Andrew, laborer, r. 6 Washoe PI
Prazet Teresa, widow, r. 6 Wash )e PI
Preble Charles S., r. 529 Fell
Preble Ella T. Mrs., artist, r. .529 Fell
Preble Frank E., secretary Cal. Lumber Exchange,
Pier 3 Steuart. r. 2324 Fillmore
Preble Frederick I , second officer stmr Zealandia, r.
2324 Fillmore
Preble Pearson N. (J. H. Farnham & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Preble William H. L.. carpenter, r. 1017 Treat Av
Precht Charles F. (W. D. Ewer k. Co.) r. 1217 Bush
Precht Herman F., porter M. Waterman & Co., 303
Davis
Precht Ida, widow, r. 1217 Bush
Preddey John T., merchant, r. 18 Pierce
Preece Arthur, laborer, r. 143 Natoma
Preece Hiram, stoueciitter, r. 143 Natoma
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Preeg Frederick, Ullor. r. 3 Adelaide PI
Preffer Charles, luachiulst P. C. SS. Co., r. cor Fifth
and Brannan
Prefontaine Mary, widow, r. 6 Birch Av
Pregel Louiee Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Ridley
Pregel Hose, widow, j. 10 Uuion PI
Prepge Henry, liquor siiloon, 20 Sscraruento
Pregnon Prosper, cook, r. lU Trenton
Preissler Joseph C, cigars and tobacco, (K)l-G03
Kearny. r.'21l'2 Mason
Prelate Francis Hev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church. 214 Hayes
Prendeble William, laborer, r. 134 Townsend
Prendergast Eiward. clerk, r. O. ean View
PrendersaKt Edward, guard Horse of Correction
Prenderg.sst James, mattressmaker, r. 2328 Harrison
Prendergast .James W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 1U15 BiK'hanan
PrendergHSt .John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Georgia nr Michigan
Prendergast .John J., barrelmaker, r. 2.328 Harrison
Prenderfjast .John .J., clerk, r. 32.5 Fourth
Prendergfast John J. Very Rev. , vicar-general
of San Francisco, r. 628 California
Prendernast .lohn M., plumber, r. Ocean View
Prendergast Martin, laborer, r. 2328 Harrison
Prendergast Martin Jr. teamster, r. 2328 Harrison
Prendergaht Patrick H., clerk, r. 2323 Harrison
Prendergast Thomas F., reporter Call, r. 232 Oak
Prendergast Walter, plumber, r. Ocean View
Iff" Prendergast. See Pendergaat
Prenitz William, cabinetmaker, r. 201^ Clinton
Prennis Louis, seaman, r. 10.5 Clark
Prentice Arthur D. Jr., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. (511 Harrison
Prentice Charles W., cook, r. 224 Fourth
Prentice Edwin H., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 224 Devisadero
Prentice Frederick .\., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 611 Harrison
Prentice George, stableman P. P. Canavan, r. 1125
Howard
Prentice Howard, assistant bookkeeper The Samnel
Hill Co., r. Oakland
Prentice John, teamster, r 1-521 Leavenworth
Prentice Merrill, adjuster White Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 28 Grove
Prentice Zacharias, liquor saloon. Ws Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
Prentiss Joseph A., compositor Bulletin, r. 224
Fourth
Prentiss J. W., lodgings, 526 Post
Prentiss S. R., capitalist. 401 California room 28, r.
Oakland
Presbury William W., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 101
Montgomery
Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath
School Work The, 8. F. depository, 42 Geary
Presbyterian Chinese Mission, Rev. A. W. Looniis
superintendent, NE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Presbyterian Chinese Mission Home, Mrs. P. D.
Brown president, 933 Sacramento
Prescott Abraham, drayman, r. 1509 Post
Prescott Charles A., compositor Chronicle, r. 247 Sev-
enth
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, teacher Eight Street Primary
School, r. 807 California
Prescott Elias, teamster, r. 322 Ritch
Prescott Georjre W., president Union Iron Works,
office NI<: cor Mission and Flr^t, r. Palace Hotel
PreFcott Hattie Miss, teacher music, r. 207 Powell
Prescott Henry, drayman, r. 1.509 Post
Prescott House, J. W. K A. Bi-cker proprietors,
8W cor Kearny and Montgomery Av
Presc'.tt James G., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 1116 Leaven-
enworth
Presentation Convent, Rev. Mother Xavier superior,
W s Powell bet Greenwich and Lombard
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET. I
Presho .John. r. 35VV\'el8h ^'
Presho Richard, bookkeeper Jewish Times, r. 10
South Park
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Co., WlllUm
Cilft president and superlutemlent, John B.
L. ighton secretary, office 1111 Dnlon
Presidio Mining Co. (Texas) L. Osborn secretary, 29
Nevada Block i
Presidio Reservhtion, west of Lyon, three miles from '
Old City Hall
Presley Annie M. MIbb, bookkeeper D. Lundy, r. 747 ,
Folsom
Presley Jeremiah, r. 315 Minna I
Presley Mary G., saleslady D. Lundy, r. 747 Fol»om
Presley Perry S., clerk C. W. Coburn & Co., r. 747
Folsom I
Presley William H., clerk S. A. McDonnell, r. 747
Folsom
Press Thomas D.. engineer, r. 235 Fourteenth
Presse William, clerk Henry Kofter, r. 700 Bush '
Pressey Albert, teamster F. P. Duley. r. 1713 Mission I
Pressey Clement B. (Pressey & Griffin) r. 328 Kearny I
Pressey & Griffin (Clement B. Pressey and Patrick
Griffin) liquor siiloon. SW cor Kearny and Bush |
Pressley Leouidas C, watchmaker and jeweler. 1521 ,
Market, r. 1431 Market
Presson George R., cashier Mala & Winchester, r. 510 I
Powell
Prest Hans J., laborer, r. 744 Fourth
Prest John, carpenter Frank Barker, r. 45 Russ'
Prestinon C. L., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208X
Central Av
Preston Arthur H., clerk, r. 704 Larkiu
Preston Benjamin T. K., register deposits U. 8. Mint,
r. 899 Pine
Preston C. H. Mrs., widow, r 954 Bush
Preston Charles W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
Caselli Av bet Clover and Rose
Preston Edward F. , attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 14 and 16, r. 1922 Sacramento
Preston Edward, dealer furniture, r. 1819 0'F»rrell
Preston Elizabeth, widow, r. 9M Grand Av
Preston .John B., laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 19 Madl-
son Av
Prest m Joseph, plumber 11. Lick. r. 1527 Clay
Preston .Joseph A., driver Suiter St. RR., r. 34 Austin
Preston Julia L., widow, r. 10 Monroe
Preston Otis J., dishwasher, r. 1046 Fidsom
Preston Otis J., vice-president Preston * Mc
Kinnon, and Shoahvater Bay Mill Co.. Pier 8
Steuart, r. 1431 Mission
Preston Ralpli J., secretary San Francisco Post
Office, r. 614 Sutter
Preston Robert J., clerk F. A. Uouleau.r 104 Bernard
Preston Thomas, coachman 951 Chestnut
Preston Willlaui, laborer, r. 1137 Harrison
Preston William P., salesman Pre.ston k McKlnuon,
r. 1431 Mission
Preston & McKlnnon, John J. McKlnnon presi-
dent, Otis J. Prestin vice-president. John O.
Doane secrelarv, manufacturers of, and whole««lo
and retail lumber dealers. Pier 5 Steuart
Pretorlous Frederick (Pretorious & Leinmer) r. 9
Pearl
Pretorlous Sophia, widow, r. IIX Welsh
Pretorious «!te I..emnier (Frederick Pn torlotiB
and John C. Lemiuer) proprietors California
Boiler Works, 125 127 Fremont
Pretzel Conrad, salesman, r. 6 Waln\lt Av
Preusch J., walt.r, r. 533 Sacramento
Prevost Augtifctlne W., special policeman, r. ws\
Broadway ,
PrevoKt Francis A., special pollcemaD, r. 1937 Broad-
way
Prevost T. Miss. r. 1020 Geary
B3^ Prevost. See Provost
Prey I. C, general manager Quade A: Straut, r. IIU
Pino
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ^^r^o^wS .^^^^i^VcT^cSn^^^^^^
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
PrUiii Aiiiieline Mrs., iiiid\vifi>. r. irv\1 Stockton
Priber Kiiiile C., inauager Napa Valley Wine Co.,
11 lirht. r. 26 Webster
Prieo \. G.. woolsortor, r. 10.35 Market
Price Albert, bartender, r. 419 Brannan
Price Alfred, r. 18 Byington
Price Ann, widow, r. 109 Vallejo
Price Arthur F. (Price's Assay Office) and assayer,
analytical chemist and mining engineer, 524 Sac-
ramento, r. 715 Po8t
Price Arthur H., bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r. Oak-
land
Price A. S., stonecutter, r. 988 Howard
Price Bernard Jr., r. 217 Eddy
Pric e Charles O., seaman, r. 714 Vallejo
Price Clar.'j Mrs., dressmaker, r. 410 Ellis
Price E. Mrs., r. 1104 Mission
Price E. & Son (Edward and John) house painters
and whiteners, 520 Geary and 444 Valencia
Price Edgar, reporter Report, r. Oakland
Price Edward (E. Price & Son) r. Folsom nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Price Edward, carpenter, r. 1406 Broderick
Price E. J., with Benton Coal Co., r Oakland
Price Ernest H., photographer, r. 22 Grove
Price E. W., clerk, r. 1006 Jones
Price Evan J., horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 402 Broad-
way
Price George, driver Alonzo Davidson, r. E s Eureka
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Price George, molder City Iron Works, r. 109 Vallejo
Price George, painter, r. ISIS Dupont
Price George, teas and cfifees, 768}^ Howard
Price George A., r. 1035 Market
Price George C, traveling salesman W. C. Price &
Co., r. Oakland
Price George W., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. Oak-
land
Price Harriet, domestic 415 Bartlett
Price Henry F., attorney at law, r. 305 Chestnut
Price Hercules H., draftsman S. P. Co., r. 17u9 Ma-
son
Price Hugh, cutter Charles Nathan, r. 520 Stockton
Frice Jacob, manufacturer hay, hop, hide and
baling presses 'SanLeandro) San Francisco office
410 Market
Price James G., porter H. Plageraann & Co., r. E s
Chapultepec nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Price J. G., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r, Oak-
land
Price John (E. Price & Son) r. Folsom bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Price John, carpenter, r. 1406 Broderick
Price John B., paper carrier, r. 16 Prospect PI
Price John C. laborer, r. 109 Vallejo
Price John J. (Snmers & Price) r. 33 Sixth
Price John J. S., shipjoiner, 103 Steuart, r. 777 Mar-
ket
Price J. T, r. 1013 Market
Price Leon, salesman George Greenzwelg & Co., r. 815
Polk
Price Lester, assistant bookkeeper Matthias Gray Co.,
r. San Leandro
Price May Mrs., r. 746 Mission
Price Merton S. (G. F. Roberts) r. 1506M Polk
PEIOE MICHAEL c„t.er^, 4t5
Kearny, factory 33 Stevenson, r. 303
Cbestnnt
Price N. B. Mrs., widow, dresiniaker, r. 804 Jones
Price Ralph, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. Oakland
Price Ruf us J., master mechanic Sutter St. RR , r.
SE cor Sutter and Polk
Price Rose, widow, r. E s Chapultepec nr Cortland Av
Price Samuel, salesman Earle & Co., r. 930 Market
Price Simon, cutter Straus \ Levy, r. 416 Golden Gate
Av
Price Thomas, policeman, r. 1020 Market
PRICE THOMAS, M. D.
iPrice^M Assay Oiiice) unci ussnyer,
aiiulyticiil clieinist ami ininint; en-
ffineer, 5'i'l: .Sacramento, r. 715 Post
Price Thomas J., seaiuiin, r. 834 Folsom
Price Wallace C. (W. C. Price &'Co.) r. Oakland
PRICE W. C. & CO. (Wanace
C. Price) produce coniniiMsion mer-
clianis, tfil-a'ZO Front
Price \V. F., cook, r. 221 Fifth
Price W. H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Price William, r. 109 Vallejo
Price William, cutter Hicks & Judd, r. 507 Minna,
rear
Price William, policeman, r. 224 Capp
Price William, porter H. Liebes & Co., r. 2325 Harri-
son
Price William, watchman, r. Georgia bet Sierra and
Shajta
PEICE WILLIAM E. d.n..„.
ofllce anil r. 1 Fifth, cor Market
Price William J., painter, r. Georgia bet Sierra and
Shasta
l^" Price. See Pries
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE
(Thomas and Arthur F. Price) assayers, (
analytical chemists and mining en-
gineer», 534: Sacramento
Prices Current (mercantile weekly) Edward E.
Painter publisher, 123 California
Prichard Timothy, collector, r. 1700 Larkin
lS?" Prichard. See Pritchard
Prickett Alfred, painter, r. 870 Folsom
Prideaux James, machinist Murray Bros.
Prideaux John S., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
532 Natoma
Pridham C. H.. clerk A. Jleister, r 835 Bush
Priebatch W.dff, r. 604 Hayes
Prignitz William, cabinetmaker, r. 20}^ Clinton
Prien Henry, groceries, ship stores and liquors, NE
cor Spear and Hathaway's Wharf
Prien Louis, diiver George Goeppert & Co., r. 14. Ash
Av
Pries Edward C, printer S. F. Box Co., r. 27)^ Clin-
ton
Pries Frederick, band sawyer, r. 27}^ Clinton
Pries Fritz, waiter, r. 809 Mission
Pries George F., cutter H, S. Crocker & Co., r. 27Jj
Clinton
Pries Julius A , cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co., I
r. 44 Twelfth
Pries Rathje, picture hanger S. & G. Gump, r. 358
Jessie
l^" Pries. See Price
Priess F.. with Harmon Kozminsky. r. 809 Mission
Priess John, maltster Chicago Brewing Co.
Priest Carrie, widow, r. 151i Turk
Priest Charles F., carpenter, r. 427 Sixth
Priest G. E., stone mason, r. 1512 Turk
Priest Robert A., clerk Dakin Publishing Co., r. Oak-
land
Priest Thomas F., proptr Union House, W s Illinois
bet Napa and Shasta
Priest William, printer, r. 454 Sixth
Priet P. & Co. (Pierre Priet and Michael Debret)
proprietors Marchand's Restaurant, 115-117 Grant
Av
Priet Pierre (P. Priet Jt Co.) r. 827 Golden Gate Av
Prieur Arthur, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 833
Geary
Prieur Arthur F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan ^ Co., r.
Cortland Av nr Siegel
Prill Herman, longshoreman, r. 56 Jessie
Prince Abraham, clerk Nordman Bros., r. 632 Fulton
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Prince Albert, bartenaer A. Hildebrand, r. Gliki Na-
toina
Prluce Catherine A., widow, r. 9J4 Morrel PI
Prince Cburles, woodturner G. F. Atkinson, r. 2125
.Mission
Prime Charles A., proptr Willow's Stable, 212S Mis-
sion
Prince E. W., clerk, r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Pnui-i' George S., switchman S. P. Co.
Prince Henry G., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1300
Pine
Prime Jane, widow, r. 1706 Stockton
Prince Joseph, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1232 Pacific
Prini-e Lucinda, widow, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Prince Luis J., copyist U. S. Circuit Court, r. 726
MontKomery Av
Prince Lydia. widow, r. 228 Twenty-eighth
Prin<-e Sarah, hand sewer Goldstein Bros., r. 632 Ful-
ton
Prince Thomas, r. 1527 M Mission
Prin.e Thomas, cashier Charles Harley & Co., r. 405
Taylor
Prtnce Thomas P., foreman machinist Fulton Iron
Works, r. Oakland
tff" Prince. See Prinz
Prindiville David, clerk, r. 1213 Broadway
Priiidle Benjamin A., registrtir of voters, o£Bce
New City Hall, basement, r. 1513 Valkjo
Primlle Davis S., r. 1315 Guerrero
Prindle P'rank M. (Prindle & Read) r. 513 Post
Prindle Olin R., conductor, r. 2»ilO}^ Mission
Prindle * Read (Frank M. Prindle and Walter C.
Read) commission merchants, 219 Bush
Prinu Ernest, surgeon and physician, office SW cor
Tenth and Folsom, r. 1353 Folsom
Priug James, flaskmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 609 Fol-
som
PrinK William H., r. 13.53 Folsom
Pringle Albert R., machinist Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
541 Mission
PrlHKle Brothers (Gilbert W., Thomas and David W.)
boots and shoes, 1109 Market
Pringle D., harnessmaker, r. 120 Fourth
Prin-le David W. (Pringle Bros.) r. 2332 Mission
Prlnjjle Edward J.., attorney at law, 522 Mont-
gomery, r. East Oakland
Pringle Gilbi-rt W. (Pringle Bros.) r. 2332 Mission
Pringle Margaret, widow, r. 2332 Mission
Pringle Otto, clerk, r. 5 William
Pringle Thomas (Pringle Bros.) r. 1822 Jessie
Printers' Guide (monthly) Painter & Co. publish-
ers. 510 Clay
Printz Frank P., compositor Examiner, r. 609 Post
Prinz Ewald. chief clerk Medical Purveyor U. S. A.,
r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Prinz Ferdinand, laberer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 718
Union
tt?" Prinz. See Prince.
Prior <;harles, builder, r. 938 Polsom
Prior E. G. Mrs., r. 528 Golden Gate Av
Prior Frank J., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
233 Eleventh
Prior lames K.. capitalist, r. 234 San Jos^ Av
Prior John L. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 216 Shot-
Wfll
Prior Owen, shoemaker, r. 1306 Mission
Prior Pliilip, principal Noe and Temple Street Pri-
mary School, r. 447 Bartlett
K^ Prior. See Pryor
Pritchard F. A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan h Hayden
Co.. r. 3J3 Fell
Pritchard Frank B., bookkeeper F. M. Smith, r. 813
Lvon
Prit liard Frederick L. (Adams & Pritchard) r. 916
NMtoma
Pritchnrd George, jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r.91G
Natnma
Pritchard Harry I., butcher, r. 631 Ivy Av
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Pritchard James, port steward P. M. 83 Co., r. 916
Natoma
Pritcliard Joseph A., master mariner, r. 931 Golden
Gate Av
Pritchard Josephine Miss, r. 1019 Hayes
Pritrhard Miguel G., correspondent W. Loaiza, r. 902
Jackson
Pritchard Philip, with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 916
Natoma
Pritchard Robert, carpenter, r. 431 Tenth
Pritihiird Robert, steward stmr Point Arena, r. 931
Greenwich
Pritchard William, grlpman Market St. RR., r. 6
Churchill Court
8^" Pritchard. See Prichard
Pritt Henry, boileimaker, r. 212 First
Probasco Frank S., salesman Newman & Leviusoo, r.
616 Taylor
ProbHSco George H., clerk Peter W. Billlngall, r. 616
Taylor
Probasco John W., ganger Custom House, r. 616 Taylor
Probst Adam, r. 731 Geary
Probst Henry, barber, r. 514 ^linna
Proctor Carrie B., assistant Katun Kindergarten, r. 11
Elgin Park Av
Proctor Frederick, cutter William Walker i Co., r.
406 Eddy
Proctor George, teamster, r. 209 Clara
Proctor George A., attorney at law, 73-74 Nevad*
Block, r. 8il4 Jones
Proctor Jolin, capitalist, office 224 Front, r. NW
cor P ge and Buchanan
Proctor Joseph, ship .joiner, r. fiCI Harrison
ProddowJohn, watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Producers' Marble Co. (Rutland, Vt.) 244-250 Brannan
Profener Harry, expressman, r. 37 Pacific
Proff Jacob, r. '215 M O'Farrell
Profumo Joseph (Torre * Profurao) r. 1323 Powell
Progress Publishing Co., publishers The Jewish Pro-
gress, 608 Sacramento
Profirreaa Saloon and R<>«itaurant, Joseph
Straab proprietor, 327-329 Bush
Projahn Richard, baker, r. 719 Montgomery Av
Prole Frederick J., clerk Samuel R. Krouse, r. Oak-
land
Proll Annie, widow, r. 81 Colton
Proll Edward, r. .S3r>M Bush
Proll Henry, capitalist, r. 1319 Larkin
Proll Henry Jr., butcher, SW cor Larkin and Olay
Proll John, carpenter Louis Weismaun Jr., r. 113
Valparaiso
Proll Justus, beer bottler. 530 Hayes
Proll Rudolph L., coppersmith Ludwlg Wagner, r. 81
Colton
Proll Ruddph R., cigarmaker, r. 113 Valparaiso
Proll William, showcase mnfr, 537 California, r. 1319
Larkin
fl^- Proll. See Prahl
I'rophit L., engineer, r. 132 Sixth
Propst Adam, porttr I.tvl Strauss * Co.. r. 731 Geary
Propst Henry, barber Theodore 0. Lanipe
ProBch Charles, i)orirait painter, 114 St. Ann's Bldg
ProBchold Charles, barber, H48 Valencia
Proschold Charles M., barber John Stable
Proschold Edwin, pressman Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 844
Valencia
Proschold George, barber Charles Proschold, r. 225
Leavenworth
Prosek John, mlllhand, r. Twenty-sixth nr Diamond
ProHelt JoMcph A., phyRlclan and surgeon, office,
21-23 I'helan Bldg, offl.T hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8
V. M. Sundays 11 A. M. to 13 M., r. 717 Golden
Gate Av
Proshold L. M. Mr-., r. 1612 Stockton
Prospect Gold and Sliver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
N.'v.) George R. Splnn.y Kccretary, 310 Floe,
room 28
RUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540T SaME St,
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE .8plSJli^^?c^E^Ml5^1?>?lL'" and -bbut
EXTRA DRY
KO
970
PUL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OUTKUS or
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Si/,<-s iiiKl IViiiuI>t>i-$>.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Propser Gourde W., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. :i'2 Silver
Prosat-r J. D., drucRist and apothecary, 645 McAl-
lister, r. SE cor Goii^h and McAllister
Prosser Hoee. shoefitter, r. 19 Silver
Prost Nicholas, bakery. XiC, Third
Protaw Abrani. hsriiessniaker, r. 2017 Mission
Prote Anton, waiter, r. 407 Filbert
Protestant Episiopal Mission Chinese School, 932
Clay
Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies Home, Mrs. R. B.
Sanchez president ladies board management.
Golden Gate Av bet Masonic Av and Lett
Protestant Orphan Asylum, Haight bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna. Taylor & Haight attorneys,
207 Sansome
Prou August, proptr Franco- American Tallow and
Fertilizing Co., W 8 De Haro bet Center and El
Dorado
Prou Delphine Mme., r. 323 Montgomery Av
Prouse Henry S., driver L. J. Ewell, r. 680 Twentieth
Prouse William R., carpet layer Raye & Hampton, r.
844 McAllister
PEOTJSERGITE L. A. Mrs.
manicure, 818 Geary, roont 5
Prout Harry, bartender Merchants Club, r. 17 Powell
Prout Julia, domestic, 41 Everett
Proutv Charles, bartender Joseph A. Giusti, r. 2301
Polk
Provence James N.. stableman G. Briigge, r. 42 Clay
Provence Laura Miss, clerk, r. 14 Hampton PI
Provensal Joseph A., laundryman. r. 2610 Geary
Provensal Peter, expressman, r. Thirtieth nr Church
Providence Wasliing'ton Insurance Co., (of
Providence. R. I.) Manhelm, Staples & Co. gen-
eral asents, 217 Sansome
Provines Robert R . attorney at law, r. 712 Sutter
Provoft Charlotte E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 708 Fell
Provost Daniel R., insurance broker, r. 708 Fell
Provost Emma H. MIsR. teacher Golden Gate Prim-
ary School, r. 708 Fell
ProvoHt Gustave. machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
1711 Ma'ion
Provost Idel. furnished rooms, 439 Bush
Provost Thomas L.. carpenter, r. 2912^ Sixteenth
Provost William, stf-vedore, r. 35Langton
S^ Provost. Spe Prevost
Pruess E. W.. gripman Sutter St. RR.
Pruett James H., conductor Market St. RB., r. 539
Lott
Pruett James T . carpenter, r. 499 Haisht
Prunty Owen, liquor saloon, 301 Eighth, r. 13 Cleave-
land
Prunty Patrick, laborer, r. 1 Mariposa
Prnnty Patrick, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 64 Tehama
Prussian National Insurance Co. (Stettin,
Germony) Hirschfeld & Jacoby general agents,
323 California
Prntcher Charles J., porter, r. 1706 Devisadero
Prutner H.. musician, r. 1012 Montgomery
Prydz Eliza, widow, r. Paraguay nr Tombigbee
Prydz Louisa, groceries and liquors. 741 Green
Prydz William F.. clerk, r. 741 Green
Pryor Alfred E., manager Piper's Line Bay and
River Si hooners. 7 Clay, r. 15 De Boom
Pryor Charles, traveling salesman, r. 1330 Bush
Pryor Edwin R., clerk Harrison W. Mitchell, r. 445
Third
Pryor James, painter, r. 23 Langton
Pryor Jo H.. manager Pac. Educational Journal, 612
Clay. r. 116 Turk
Pryor Lawrence W. Jr.. clerk local freight office S.
P. Co., r. 445 Third
Pryor Russell A., watchman S. P. Co.. r. 445 Third
Pryor Thomas, tinsmith Adams & Pritchard, r. 320
Drumm
Pryor William, waiter, r. 107 Natoma
OE^ Pryor. See Prior
Prytz William, butcher, r. 600 Montgomery
Ptetson Nekefor W., vocalist Kusvian Orthodox
Church, r. 1228 Hampshire
Public Adinlnistrutor, James C. Pennie, 426
California
Public Opinion, I. N. Choynskl editor. 137 Taylor
Public Pound, N s California bet Laurel and
Walnut
Publishers' Book Store, 834 Market
Publisliini; Co. of tlie Pacific, publishers of
The Pacific. 7 Montgomery Av
PuceiDulli Baslllo (F. Matt^ucci & Co.) r. 311 Fran-
. Cisco
Puccinelli Charles, cook St. Ignatius College
Pucclnelli Lazzora, fruit peddler, r. 414 Pacific
Puccini Lawrence, salesman G. Camilloni & Co.
Pucheu G., laundryman, 811 J< Folsum
Pucheu Hilaire. cleaner F. Thomas, r. 755 Valencia
Puck F., shoemaker, r. 240 Greenwich, rear
Puck Frederick, porter J. G. B. Broemmel, r. 2501
California
Puckett S., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Puckhaber Herman F., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 13U4M Powell
Pucklxaber John, groceries, wines and liquors,
grain and feed, SW cor Teneriffe and Tombigbee
Puckhaber Louis H.. liquor saloon, 8W cor Sacra-
mento and Clay, r. 690 Eighteenth
Puett J. W.. student, r. 303 Eddy
Puetz Elizabeth, midwife, r. 207 Fourth
Puetz Luis, miller, r. Jones nr Union
Puffer Henry W., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.
105 3^ San Jose Av
Pugret Mill Co., Pope & Talbot agents, 204 Call-
fornia
Puget Sound Iron Co. (Washington Ter.) A. Halsey
secretary. 328 Montgomery, room 7
PU&ET SOUND LUMBER CO. a. p.„..,
general manager, office Pier 3 Stenart
Puget Sound Sail Packet Line, Charles H.
Wells agent, office 10 California
Pugh Edmund, commission merchant. 411 Sacra-
mento, r. 607 Pine
Pugh Frank, clerk Olney, Chickering & Thomas, r.
Oakland
Pugh George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pugh James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Pugh James, policeman, r. 1534 Eddy
Tuiih Michael, fii eman, r. 41 Pacific
8^ Pugh. See Pew
Pugsley George, r. 325 Fifth
Pugsley H. S.. chief engineer stmr Starbuck
Puiu Joseph M., dairyman, r. 321 Twenty-seventh
Pulaski Frank, tailor, r. 710 Washington
Pulecki Joseph, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 515
Gough
Pullen Ann, widow, r. 421 Folsom
Pullen Granville (Pullen & Cook) r. Fruit Vale
Pullen J. E., engineer, r. 423 Clementina
Pullen Martha, widow, r. 1323 Eddy
Pullen Stephen E. (Pullen & Wallace) r. 1328 Eddy
Pullen William, teamster, 103 Steiiart, r. 31 Hardy
Pullen & Cook (Granville Pullen and W.W. Cook Jr.)
agent Collins Soaking Pad, 20 Montgomery
Pullen & Wallace (Stephen E. Pullen and Thomas
Wallace) teamsters and gravel dealers, Ss Berry
bet Fifth and Sixth
Pullich Charles, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 429
Francisco
PuUin E., clerk Charles Lintott, r. 450 Jessie
Pullman Pa'ace Car Co., Jesse P. Meehan superin-
tendent, 613 Market
8^ Pullman. See Poehlman and Pohlmann
Pulqphen Gustav (Commercial Tea Importing
Co.) r. 418 Twenty-fourth
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS' Al YOUTHS' SUITS
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SE2T0N, Asst. Manigcr.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY ImaTk?!^
ST.!- BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
PUL
971
PYN
Pulblpber Sarah J., widow, dressmaker, r. 2139 Mls-
Bion
Piilt Johanna, widow, r. 1109 Treat Av, rear
Pult John P., carpeuter, r. 110<» Treat Av, rear
Pult Ji Bephine T., doiuestic '2407 Howard
PulverniHU Morilz, optician, 231 Sixth
Pap Rotissierie uitd Hotel TIte, Peguilban &
Lenoir proprietors, 14-1() Stockton
Purcell All xauder, engineer stmr Point Arena, r. 2111
Masi'U
Purcell Bessie, widow, r. 628 Post
Purcell Daniel M., porter Commercial Tea ImportinR
Co.. r. 102 Central Av
Purcell Daniel, clerk, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell David, liquor saloon, 102 Central Av
Purcell Edward, expressman, r. Teneriffe nr Potomac
Purcell Frank, mixer Cal. Paint Co.. r. 1324 Mission
Purcell Gordon C, collar maker Main & Winchester,
r. 789 Bryant
Purcell Patrick M., teamster, r. 3043 Sixteenth
Purcell John (McKenna & Purcell) r. Oakland
Purcell John, carpenter, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell John, laborer, f. 51.t Howard
Purcell JobnF., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 628 Post
Purcell John J., attorney at law, r. i Octavia
Purcell Julia A., r. 803 Hyde
Purcell M., machinist, r. 1415 Powell
Purcell Maggie Mrs., r. 739 Pine
Purcell Mary, nurse, r. 827 Howard
Purcell Matthew, first assistant engineer stmr Glpsey
Purcell Michael, laborer, r. 2023 Hyde
Purcell Michael, salesman McKenna & Purcell, r. Oak-
land
Purcell Richard, laborer, r. 443 Tehama
Purcell Thomas, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Purcell William Mrs., dressmaking, 1712 Howard
Purcell William, carpenter, r. 1712 Howard
Purcell William, conductor Market St. KR , r. cor De-
visadero and McAllister
«^" Purcell. See Pursele
Purchase William, r. 424 Sansome
Purdie George, cutter John Keid, r. 318 Guerrero
■^ Purdie. See Purdv
Purdon Thomas J., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 475 Jes-
sie
Purdon William H., r. 235 O'Farrell
Purdy Carrie, widow, r. 2 Delta PI
I Purdy Charles, teamster, r. Dominica nr Railroad Av
1 Purdy Cnarles A., laborer, r. 626 Brannan
I Purdy Edward S., cashier W. J. Callingham, r. 1714
Sacramento
Purdy Frederick L., clerk, r. 2 Delta PI
Purdy George W , oculist and aurist, SE cor Ken-
tucky and Merrimac
Purdy James, , mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 941
I Howard
■ Purdy James S., solicitor Louis- Levy, r. New Franh-
I lin Hotel
! Pnrdy John E., bookkeeper, r. 2114 Steiner
I Purdy Sarah, widow, cloakmaker. r. 511 Gough
I Purdy Solomon F., r. 1714 Sa'ramento
Pnrdy William A., millwright, r. 547 Mission
Iff" Purdy. See Purdie
Purington Charles E., foreman Pac. Electrical Co., r.
iOyj Belcher
Purington Turner C, sawfiler, 609 Mission, r. Val-
lejo, Cal.
Purinton Frank R.. clerk, r. 1911 Stevenson
Purinlon William R.. engineer, r. 1911 Stevenson
Purlenkv George, porter D. N. .t E. Walter k Co , r.
523 Fell
Purlich Martin (Baslch & Purlich) r. 106 Sixth
Purnell Samuel, secretary general superintendent S.
P. Co., r. 614 Eighteenth
Purnell S. L.. watchman stmr San Juan
Purnhagen John C, bartender George H.Peln, r. 723M
Clementina
A<
IN THK
KXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
I « J, SLOANE & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OELIR.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Purnbngen William, bartendnr John T. Dlttmer
Pursch Emil, mnfr clothing, 22 SauHome, r. 1421 Mis-
sion
Pursch Frank (Witt * Pursch) r. 018 O'Farrell
Pursch Samuel, ninfr clothing, 22 Sansome. r. 1421
Mission
I'ursell George M., mnfr washing machines, 1CC5
Mission
Pnrsell M. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 1GC5 Mission
aar Pursell. See Purcell
Purves Allen, storekeeper P. M. 83. Co.. r. 442 Twen-
tieth
Purves R. M., r. 624 Gunnison Av
Purvis M. Mrs., r. 26 Ringold
Puschlar John, compositor Abend Post, r. Prescott
House
Pust Anna, widow, r. 622 k Minna
Pust Festus A., glovecutter, r. 622)4 Minn*
Putnam A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Collingwood
Putnam Caroline R. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1223 Pine |Mh«
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1310 California
Putnam George, with George H. Tay k Co., r. 603 Bush
Putnam Henry, agent, r. 809 Vallejo
Putnam Lillias Miss, suspendermaker A. Mllsner, r.
726 Mission
Putnam L. M. Mrs., r. 726 Ml=8lon
Putnam Minnie Miss, r. 1223 Pine
Putnam Oliver K.. clerk J. B. Russell, r. 1125 Ellis
Putnam Samuel O., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins k
Co., r. 1012 Washington
Putney David R., doorman St. Lawrence Stables, r. 8
Tehama
Putney S. W. Mrs., widow, r. 517 Twenty-fifth
Puttman Henry, bookkeeper A. O. Cbauctae, r. 908
Vallejo
Puttock Henry, oyster saloon. 1427 Pols, r. 1609
California, rear
Putts Minnie, domestic 1814 Baker
Putz Herman, truss mnfr. r. 1403 Pacific
Putzar Edward L., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Putzar Louis, assistant engineer stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Putziuan Fredrick, manager Robert Putzmap, r.
Alameda
Putzman Fredeilck H. Jr. (Putzman & Walsh) r.
Alameda
Putzruan Herman, cellarman Walters Bros. & Co. r.
209 Polk
Putzman Robert, liquor saloon, 16 Montgomery Av,
r. Alame'la
Pulznian & Walsli (Frederick H. Putzman Jr..
and Thomas J. Walsh) wholesale and retail
di'Hlers California wines and brandies, SE cor
Pine and Montifomery
Pnvog.l John (Puvogel .\: Beversen) r. 36 Sixth
Puvogel John, iltrk John Luhrs, r. 1 Kramer PI
Puvojrel «.t B«vf rnen (John Puvogel and Henry
Beversen) groceries and liquors. NW cor Sixth
and Jessie and NE cor Fourth and Freelou
Puyoou Birnard, wigmaker. r. 907 Jackson
Puyoou Lawreme, cashier I X I., r. 907 Jackson
Pyasmskl C, freight clerk stmr Starbuck
Pyat F. * Co. (Felix Pyat) human hair, 12 Kearny
Pyat Felix (F. Pyat fc Co.) r. 22 rtear>-
Pye Bertrand J., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall ft Co., r. «57
Howard
Pygeorge John, liquor saloon, 831 Kearny, r. 322
Broadway
Pyle Grant, drover Poly, Hellbron * Co., r. Sumatra
bet Potomai- and Sun Jonquin
Pvle .1. H.. gripman Geary 81. KR., r. OX Bylngton
P>le Richard C. liorse'bo<r Nell Bros., r. fM Market
Pvle Thomas, t.amster. r. HKW Howard
Pyn.- Kdwaid (Pyne k Nagle) r. SW cor Hyde and
I!roa<l»iiy
imU TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY:^i
OKTI..i.\l>. 4>K.
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Suction and Force.
F4kK IIAM>. M'tXl>-.lIll.L AXI> rOtVKR.
AI.L. SIZKS.
809, 3U. 313. 315 and 317 MABEET STREET
Pyn.' .Imu.s F.. tniiiUT. r. M\U)H .U-»:<w
Pyiit> Jphu J., piintiT, r. i'S'i F.ilsom
Pyiu' Robert, painter, r. 27.!0 Folsom
Pjnt" Thoiuas J., soda water niiifr, r. NE cor Bay
and L>-avenworth
Pyue vt Nagle (Edward Pyne and David Nagle) gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor llroadway and Hyde
«^" Pyne. See Pine
Peyser Michael, tailor, 1407 California, r. 1314 Jack-
Kon
t^ Pvser. See Peiser and Peyser
Pythiun Castle, 91;{ Market
Pythian Hall, UOo Polk
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Qnaas Bruno, waiter, r. 725 H O'Farrell
Quackenbush John H., contractor, r. 1427 Pine
Quackeubush Thomas M., carpenter, 511 Jackson, r.
7 Montgomery Av
Quade Augustus (Q lade & Straut) r. 614 Sutter
Quade Daniel, laborer, r. 69 Minna
Quade Eiuile, musiiiau, r. 734 Montgomery
t^iiatle & Straut (Augustus Quade and George
Straut) dealers fancy groceries, 22 Geary
H^ Quade. See Quaid
Qiiadt John, painter, 1388 Market, r. 19 Thirteenth
Quaedolieg Alphonse, bartender Ernst Waldeck, r.
22H Bush
Quaid Daniel, marble cutter, r. 927 Washington, rear
Qutid John J., commercial traveler Allen & Giuter
Quaid Margaret, widow, r. 927 Washington, rear
Quaid Timothy, hostler W. W. Chase & Co., r.' 1912
Market
I Qnaid William H., with P. Lorillard, 217 Front
' 8^ Quaid. See Quade
Quaite Walter E., clerk Broadway Wharf Xo. 2, r.
1045 Mission
Quail John, shoemaker, r. 786 Twenty-fourth
Quaille Catherine, widow, r. 1711 Jessie
Quale Catherine, widow, r. 116 Ash Av
; Quale Johu F., wharfinger Sec. 3 Seawall, r. 116 Ash
Av
Sff" Quale. See Quail and Quaille
Qualti-rs Michael, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Quaudt Alexander F., painter, r. 11 Chenery
Quandt Gustav, bootmaker, 529 Sacramento, r. 11 J^
John
1 Quane John, printer, r. 424 Clementina
. Quane William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 424
! Clementina
Quangle James, watchman stmr City of Kio de
Janeiro
Quaraintine Alexander, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Q,uarantine Officer, Dr. William F. McAllister,
47-49 Merchants' Exchange
Quarantine Officer's Barge, office SE cor Green and
I Front
Quarantine Steamer Gov. Perkins, berth Fisherman's
! Wharf
j Quaresma Antonis L., liquor saloon, 315}^ Drumm,
1 r. 103 Polk
Quarford Herman, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Quarg Emil, coffee saloon, 106 Grant Av, r. 17063^
Stockton
Qnarls Cloie Mrs., artist, 64 Murphy Bldg
Quarre Frederick, r. 707 Post
Quarrels John, machinist Murray Bros.
Quartararo G., cook Pacific Club, r. 1516 Dupont
Quartararo S.. cellarman Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r.
1520 Filbert
Quarters John, teamster, r. 270 Jessie
Quartier Henry, laborer, r. 25 Clementina
Quartz Mountain Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.) E. Hestres secretary, 217 Sansome, room 13
Quass H., waiter Qruen & Zinkand
Quast Charles, lithographer Schmidt Label audLitho.
Co., r. 1621 Sacramento
Quast Delia W., widow, r. 217 Stevenson
Quast Ht-rinan M., hnrnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 109 S.UK-hez
Quast Jolianues, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Druuim
Quast John, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
l^uatman J. H., cutter Hart Bros., r. 625 O'Farrell
(^uay Josepli M., secretary Germania Lead
Works, 314 California, r. Union Club
Quay Ophelia, widow, r. 2621 Folsom
Quedens Charles, salesman William Cluflf & Co., r.
752 Bryant
Queen Charles L , attorney at law, 434 California,
room 5, r. 10 Grove
Queen H. Mrs., dressmaking, 2086 Market
Queen Henry, salesman William Davis, r. 2086 Mar-
ket
Q,ueen Insurance Co. (of Liverpool) Robert
Dickson manager. William Macdonald assistant
manager. 441 California "
Queen Isadora S.. widow, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Queen John, laborer Palace Hotel
Queeu Louis T., superintendent factory Cal. Fig
Syrup Co., r. 10 Grove
Queen Margaret M., widow, r. 10 Grove
Queen Richard E., president and general manager
The Cal. Fig Syrup Co., 1059 Howard, r. 10 Grove
Queenan Bartholomew, r. 427 Eddy
Queenau John, r. Palmer nr Bartlttt
Queeney Michael, driver Central RR.
Quegaln William, laborer, r. 1410 Folsom, rear
Queirolo G. & Co. (Giovanni Queirolo and John Baci-
galupi) wood, coal, hay, and grain, 2H06 Mason
Queirolo Gatino, master mariner, r. 1310 Kearny
Queirolo Gerolamo, bakery and macaroni factory,
511 Green
Queirolo Giovanni (G. Queirolo & Co.) r. 2306 Mason
Queirolo Joseph, laborei-, r. 536 Green
QufUan E., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Quelle Walter, clerk J. A. Drinkhouse Co., r. 47 South
Park
Quellmalz Charles, baker, r. 529 Valencia
Quellmalz Otto, proptr Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Valencia
Quenel Emil, French laundry, 1209 Golden Gate Av
Quentin Henry, steward, r. 804 Third
Quentiu J. Victor, florist, 533 Valencia
Querbez Raoul, cigar dealer, 328 Pine, r. 426 Geary
Querillacq Mary, widow, r. 1211 Bryant
Querrola Kate, widow, r. 505 Filbert
Quevedo Delflna, widow, r. 115 Trenton
Quevedo Edward, r. 115 Trenton
Quevedo Fernanda Miss, r. 16 Scott PI
Quevedo Viucente, teacher music, r. 830 Green
Queyroi .Alphonse P., butcher, 306 Sixth
Qnezada Lanriano, cigars and tobacco, 1419 M Dupont
QUICK JOHN W. proprietor San
Francisco Pioneer Screen Works, 3^1-
333 First r. 1014 Mission
Quick Mary A. P.. r. 1014 Mission
Quick Robert, laborer Johu Wielaud Brewing Co.
Quick Susanna P., r. 1014 Mission
Quigg Henry, coal dealer, r. 233 Perry
Quigg Henry Jr., bartender, r. 233 Perry
Quigg James, plumber and gasfitter, 801 Howard, r.
•221 Fifth
Quigg M. B. Miss, dressmaker, 126 Kearny, rooms
22-23
Quigley Catherine Mrs., r. 1254 Howard
Quigley Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
124 3^ Silver
Quigley Charles, liquor saloon, 636 Third, r. 3335^
Ritch
Quigley Delia, widow, r. 521 O'Farrel
Quigley Edward, janttor City Hall, r. 326 Ritch
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BEAMISH'S
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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3? Marlet St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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QuiKley Edward, Uborer. r. 212 First
QuiRley E<lward, niolder Pac. Iron Works '
Qalgley Edward Jr., contrartor, r. 326 Kitch
QuiRley Ellen, widow, r. 2218 Larkin
Quiglt-y George. blackMmilh A. McGregor, r. Golden
Gate Park
Quiglev George, deckhand State Dredger Xo. 2, r. 122
We"lsh
Qulgley G. Frederick, clerk Kutz & Murr, r. 504
Powell
Qiilgley Hugh, groceries and liquors, 537 Bryant
Quigley Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SVerona
PI
Quigley Janie.<!, tailor, r. 206 Minna
Quiyley James, tanner, r. b^iH Olive Av
Quiglev James, with Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 208
Eighth
Qiiigli-y James P., commissary House of Correction
Qnigley John, liquor saloon, .tH6 Fourth, r. 3J6 Ritch
Quif-ley John G., apprentice McCue Carriage Factory,
r. 122 Welsh . •
Quigley John M., nurse City and County Almshouse
Qnig'ey Kittie, chambermaid Internaiional Hotel
Quigley L. D. (L. D. Quigiey is Co.) r. 4.".) Viilencia
Quigley L. D. & Co. (L. T>. Quigley and J. B. John-
son Jr.) carpet beating, 429-433 Valencia
Qnigley Masgie Miss, shoefitter. r. 511 Twenty-fifth
Quigley Peter, fireman, r. 541 First
Quigley Thomas, clerk Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal.,
r. Golden Gate Park
Quigley Thomas J., engineer tug Anasha, r. 513 Lom-
bnrd
Quigley William, chairmaker. r. 124 M Silver
Quigley William, rigger, r. 9 Broadway
Quigley William B. (People's Express Co.) r. Oak-
land
Quij<ito;i Savage Mining Co. (Arizona) John H. Sayre
secretarv, 328 Montgomery, room 15
Qnilfelt Wifiiam A. teamster, r. 24o!« Clara
Quillci Alfonso (Quilici & Bro.) r. 621 Broadway
Quilici Anania (Quilici & Bro.) r. 621 Broadway
Qiiilici Lawrence, vegetable dealer, r. 424 Fulton
Quilici Pio, vegetable peddler, r. 424 Fulton
Quilici Venanzio, liquor shIood, 632 Broadway
Q,ailici Si Brother (Anania and Alfonso) pro-
prietors Colombo Hotel, 621 Broadway
Quill Anthony (Corkery A: Quill) r. SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
Quill Bernard, seaman, r. 748 Harrison
Quill Michael, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1319 Filbert
Quill Tiniothv, helper W. S. Snook & Son, r. 1319
Filbert
Quill William J. Rev., assistant rector Mission
Dolores Church, r. W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Qulllinan E. J., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 1209M
Mission
Qulllinan James, tinner Jame."! Curtin, r. 1117 York
Quillinan Michael, laborer, r. Mission Koad nr Lon-
don Av
Qnillivan William, painter, r. 102 Jnli»n Av
Quiniby J. M., mining, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Qnimhy Jonas, carpenter, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Quimby Leon S., with C. L. Anderson, r. 1020 Dolores
Quimhv Louis, scenic artist Crenaorne Theater, r.
865ki Market
Quimby Moses E., clerk IT. 8. Railway Mall Service,
r. Oakland
Qulna J G., cook, r. 642 Fourth
Quina T. Mrs., widow, r. 146 Perry
Quincey Richard, collarmaker Hart & Brandenstcln,
r. 9 Boston PI
Qninchard Julius (John H. Boden & Co ) r. Alameda
Qniney Louis, barber, 1506 Dupont, r. 424 Union
Qnlney Rafael, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 424 Union
Quinine James, r. 7 Hayward
Quinine Mary, widow, r. 9 Hayward
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Quiijlnn Annie, widow, r. 192i; Steiner
Quiiilan Annie, widow, r. 23:iJ HarriHon
Quinlan Daniel P., miller, r. 482 Eighth
Quiulan J., yardman Puc. Rolling Mill
Quiiilan .lames, packer Clothing Dent U. 8. A.,r. 1800
Green
Quiulan James H., engineer, r. CberubuB<o nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Qulnlan Jeremiah, foundryman. r. 261 First
Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1118 Treat Av
Quinlan John, r. li» Clara
Quiiilan John, Irtborer. r. 19V4 Welsh
Quiulan John, laborer, r. 219 Liberty
Quinlan John, machinist, r. 225 Minna
Quinlan Joseph, laborer, r. Manitoba bet St. John
and Torabigbee
Quinlan Kate Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School,
r. 306 Grove
Quinlan Margaret J. Miss, r. 214 Prospect PI
Quinlan Martin, attorney at law, r. 2016 Mission
Quinlan Mary, widow, r. W 8 Anderson nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Quinlan Maurice J., salesman Mnrpby, Grant k Co.,
r. Oakland
Quinlan Peter B., adjuster Spring Valley W. W., r.
306 Grove
Quinlan Thomas, keeper Spring Valley W. W. reser-
voir, r. Cherabusco nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Quinlan Thomas F., salesman The Standard, r. 1926
Steiner
Quiulan Timothy J., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r.
225 Minna
Quinlan T. J., lighthouse keeper East Brother Island
Quinlan William, painter, r. 2941 Mission
Quinlan William J., physician, 40)4 Geary, r. 310
Ellis
Quinlan W. S., porter Dunham, Carrigan * Hayden
Co.
Quinlin John, inspector and appraiser of jute goods,
222 California, r. .W Second
Quinlisk William, plasterer, r. 1214 Green
Quinlivan James, with Pac. Can Co., r. 27)4 Oak
Grove Av
Quinn Abram R., salesman Harper A. Smith, r. 1644
Mission
Quinn Alexander C, paper carrier, r. 210 Montgom-
ery .Av
Oulnn Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 121 Oak
Quinn Bridget Mrs., r. 66 Shipley
Quinn Bridget, domestic 1607 Powell
Quinn Charles, carpenter, r. 133 Oak
Quinn Charles, helper H. E. Holmes A: Co.
JeBsie
Quinn Charles, shoefitter, r. 46)4 Ritch
Quinn Charles F.. cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
tuckv House
Quinn Charles H.. upholsterer L. * E. Emanuel, r. 637
Quinn Daniel, shoemaker. Church nr Twenty-eighth,
r. 417 Twenty-ninth
Quinn Daniel, watchman N. B. and M. RB.. r. 4 Mil-
ler PI
Quinn Daniel J., painter Joseph J. Donoran, r. 6M)«
Stevenson
Quinn Edward, bookkeeper, r. 7)4 Onerrero
Quinn Edward Jr., bartender, r. 8\V cor Battery and
Lombard ■
Quinn Edward P., teamster, r. 725 Barriaon mM
Quinn Ellen, domehtlc 102 Bnrtlelt
Quinn Felix, laborer, r. 351 Tehama
Quinn Frank, salesman Keane Bros., r
QuhurFrank J., clerk Gold and Stock TH^Cc. r.
1004)4 Natoma ^- -
Quinn George, teamster, r. 309 Fifth -^
Quinn George M., moldcr Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 1517 Broadway _
Quinn Hutjh, r. 229 Beveuteenlh
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Qniiin Huj;!!. boxmiikor. and extraman Hook and
LHddi-r No. 1, r. V.iS Shipley
Quimi Hugh, cook, r. 723 Market
guiim HuKlt, dravman. 27 Calil'ornia, r. 7 Morris Av
Quinii HtiRh E., plumber William Mclntlre, r. 229
Seveuteenth
Qniiiu James, boilermaker, r. 19 Ritch
yuinn James, gardener, r. Alabama nr Twenty-eighth
Qninii Jnmes, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1513 Polk
Quiun Jiimes, laborer City RR., r. 1747 Mission
Quinu Jiimeti, shoetinisher Kutz <^i Murr, r. 231 Four-
teenth
Quiuu James, teamster, r. 430 Noe
Quiun James P., livery stable, 526 Third, r. 508 Third
yuiuu James H., r. (iOt Fell
Quiun James H., capitalist, r. 1126 Valencia
Quiun James J., hostler Sutter St. RR., r. l.'ilS Polk
Quinu James L,, mounter Santa Clara Molding Co.,
r. 179 Perry
Qulnn Jeremiah, coppersmith, r. Handley House
Quinn J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 179 Perry
Quinn John (M. & J. Quinn) r. 859 Harrison
Quinn John, carpenter, r. 5 Howard Court
Quinn John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208)^ Cen-
tral Av
Quinn John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10 Clem-
eutina
Quinn John, furnished rooms, 637 Jessie
Quinn John, laborer, r. 54 First
Quiun John, longshoreman, r. 32 Minns
Quinn John, musician, r. 238 Kearny
Quinn John, porter, r. 427 Fell
Quinn John, shoemaker, 208 First
Quinn John, stableman, r. 4J^ Federal
I Quinn John, teamster C. B. Rode & Co.
Quinn John, teamster, r. Sutro Heights
Quinn John, typecaster, r. 17 Louisa
Quinn John C, engineer, r. 804 Filbert
Quinn John C, shoemaker, r. 223 Fifth
Quinn John E.. fancy and dry goods, 1303 Polk, r.
I 1035 Post
I Qulnn John F., bricklayer, r. 4 Railway
Quinu John H., machinist L. & E. Emanuel, r. 2019
! Howard
I Quiuu John J., clerk William & George Leviston, r.
I 725 Harrison
! Quinu John J., saloonkeeper, r. 166 Clara
Quinn John L., driver City RR., r. 31 Julian Av
Quinn Joseph, cook, r. 869 Market
Quinn Joseph F., elevatorman, r. 179 Perry
I Quinn Joseph P., waiter, r. 737 Howard
I Quinn Lizzie, widow, r. 315 Langton
I Quinn M. & J. (Michael aud John) hay and grain, 859
Harrison
Quinu Martin, teamster, r. 15}^ Oak Grove Av
I Quiun Miry, bookbinder, r. 223 Fifth
Quiun Mary, domestic 517 McAllister
' Quinu Mary, domestic 730 Green
I Quinu Mary, domestic 1019 Geary
I Quinu Michael (M. & J. Quinn) r. 8-59 Harrison
: Quinu Michael, carpenter, r. 516 Ivy Av
Quiun Michael, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Maryland
j Quinn Michael, groceries and liquors, 401 Octavia
i Quinn Michael, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Quiuu Michaul, stevedore, r. 725 Harrison
Quinn Michael H., hatter, r. 21',i Sixth
Quinn Michael J., plumber, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Morris, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 718
Natoma
Quinn Nicholas P., laborer George H. Lemman, r. 509
Bryant
Quinu P., r. 26 Turk
Quinn Patrick, expressman, NW cor Howard and
Sixth, r. 406 Seventh
Quinn Patrick, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Quinn Peter, r. 137 Natoma
Quinu Peter, r. 316 Seventh, rear
Quinn Peter, boilermaker, r. 54 Everett
Quiun Peter, carpenter, r. 2727 Bryant Av
Quiuu I'eter, carpenter City and County Hospital
Qulnn Peter, expressman, S\V cor Second and How-
ard, r. 10.19 Army
Quinu Peter, laborer, r. 732 Natoma
Quinn Peter, longshoreman, r. 165 Tehama
Quinu Petei J., porter Code, Ell'elt & Co., r. 165 Te-
hama
Quiun Peter J., salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r.
519 Leavenworth
Quinn Peter M., compositor Report, r. 406 Seventh
Quiun R., laborer Am. Sugar Retiuery, r. 424 Union
Quiun T., factorymau Pac. Rolling Mill
Quinu Thomas, r. 2738 Piue
Quinn Thomas, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. Ocean
View
Quiun Thomas, engineer, r. 3 Seventh
Quiuu Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Fourteenth
Quinn Thomas,*laborer, r. 1349 Alabama
Quinu Thomas, paperhangerB. Bradley, r. 227 Second
Quiuu Thomas, shoemakiT, 1407 3^ Folsom
Quiun Thomas, marble polisher, r. S 8 Alaska nr
Mission
Quiun Thomas, waiter Charles Pechin, r. 2 Card Alley
Quiun Thomas, yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Quinu Thomas F. , plumber, r. 179 Perry
Quinn Thomas J., carrlagemaker Edward F. Gibber,
r. 507 Twenty.fourth
Quinu Thomas J., deputy Sheriff, r. 729% Clementina
Quinu William, clerk, r. 427 Fell
Quinn William, calker, r. 238 Fremont
Quinn William, laborer, r. 44 Minua
Quinn William, liquor saloon, 601 Third, r. 873 Bran-
nan
Quinn William, plumber P. R. O'Brien, r. 133 Oak
Quiun William, teamster, r. 401 Fifth
Quinn William H., currier, r. 554 M Stevenson
^uinn William H., president Home Accident
Association, 204 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Quinn William H., with Huutington Hopkins Co., r.
Oakland
Quinn William H., steward Hose No. 2, r. 1815 P(jpt
Quinn William H. Jr., currier, r. 55 Stevenson
Quiun William J., conductor Presidio RR., r. 806
Green
Quinn William L.. r. 331 Ellis
Quinn William S., machinist L. & E. Emanuel, r. 2019
Howard
Quinn William T., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 12 Broadway
Quiune F. J., clerk Murphy. Grant & Co., r. 1321
Guerrero
Quinue James, toll collector Howard St. Wharf No. 2,
r. 1321 Guerrero
Quinones Everisto, cigarmaker. r. 627 Jj Lombard
Quiust John, waiter, r. 128 Second
Quint Douglas U.. clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1309
Mason
Quint George W., laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Eight-
eeuth
^uint Leander, attorney at law, 603 Washington,
r. 1309 Mason
Quiut Sewell P., millman, r. 1618 Devisadero
Quintard William, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr
Five Mile House
Quintiug Charles, boots and shoes, 528 Montgomery,
r. 540 Washington
Quintmeyer John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Quiuton Henry C, clerk, r. 731 Folsom
QuintonJohn, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 10
Chattanooga
Quintrell James, compositor, r. 614 Powell
Quirk Anuie, widow, r. 318 Folsom
Quirk Daniel, painter, r. 333 Eddy
Quirk Daniel J., pictures and frames, 131 Fourth, r,
Oakland
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Quirk Hanora, -widow, r. W a Mission Road opp Cres-
cent Av
Quirk Jameo, guard Houae of Correction, r. Wlldey
nr Old San Jose Road
Quirk James J., laborer, r. W b Mission Road opp
Crescent Av
Quirk John, tanner H. N. Cook, r. 5.mi>i Ninth
Quirk Jolin J., elevator man New City Hall
Quirk John W., brakeuiau 8. P. Co.,r. 217 Fourteenth
Quirk Msry Miss, dressmaker, r. 1519 California
Quirk Michael J., shoemaker, r. W s Mission Road
opp Crescent Av
Quirk Peter, teamster R. J. Maguire, r. 415 Oreen
Quirk Pierce S., shipwright, r. 30 Bernard
Quirk Thomas F., calker, r. 10 Anthony
Quirk William, painter, r. 333 Eddy
Quiri) John, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
QUIROS I. & CO. (I. Ctulros and
G. Fei-ititiiclezI manufacturers of cliani-
pa^ne, soda ivater and syrups, factory
NB cor Eddy and Hyde, ottice 1U14 Mar-
k«t
Qulros Indalecio (I. Quiroa k Co.) r. NE cor Eddy
and Hyde
Quiros John, porter, r. 917 Pacific
Quisling Frank G., entry clerk Robert W. Burtls, r.
913 Geary
Quist Charles, cabinetmaker A. F. Knorp
Quitzow Charles A., clerk Manheim, Staples & Co.,
r. 7 Henrietta Square
Quitzow Vincent H., clerk Manheim, Staples & Co.,
r. 7 Henrietta Square
Quiz Louis, plumber, NE cor Eighteenth and Valen-
cia
Raabe 0. E. & Co. (Charles E. and Leon Raabe) cigar
mnfrs, 616 Merchant
Baabe Charles E. (C. E. Raabe & Co.) r. iSl Minna
Raabe Frederick, carpenter and builder, r. 300 Six-
teenth
Raabe Frederick, drayman Charles J. Hendry, r. Col-
lingwood nr Nineteenth
Raabe Frederick O., cigarmaker C. E. Raabe & Co., r.
431 Minna
Raabe Frederick W., mixer J. Gundlach & Co., r. In-
dia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Raabe George A., r. 635 Twenty-first
Raabe John, laborer, r. 270 First
Raabe Leon (C. E. Raabe & Co.) r. 431 Minna
Raabe Valentine, butcher M. Schwamm & Co., r. 24
Turk
e^ Raabe. See Rabe
Raaen L. J., r. 1104 Market
IlAAS L. & 00. (Emanuel Raas)
importers and dealers foreign and do-
mestic woolens and tailors' trimmings,
26-^8 Montgomery
Raas Emanuel (E. Kaas & Go.) r. 517 Golden Gate Av
Raaz Charles J., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
5G(i Howard
Rabb Jasper J., millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 17 Hampton PI
Rabb John, laborer Henry Burnstine
Babbitt George, chief cook Swain Bros., r. 616 Na-
te ma
Rabe Charles G., tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
W s Gunnison Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Rabe William H., receiving teller Belloc & Co., r.
Oakland
8^ Rabe. See Raabe
Kaber Charles F., cook, r. 140 Second
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WINDOW SHADES
641 to 647 MARKET STREET, I
Baber John F., bookkeeper, r. 22iriX Larkin
Raber Mary C. Miss. r. 2215^4 Larkin i
Rabeiix Louis, plasterer, r. 1015 Washington i
Rabin Frederick P., draftsman B. MiDougall k Son, I
r. 534 'i Turk I
Rribing Adolph, pork and aausanes, 282.'5 Mission
Kablug Charles A., tinsmith J. J. Vasconcellos, r.
2825 Mihsiou i
Rat John Cbarleg A., machinist Sanborn, Vail k Co.,
r. 1110 Mission i
Rabjnhn Edwin Jr., locksmith and bellhanger, 927 Vi
Market, r. 5 Burcham PI
RABJOHN EDWIN SR.
Iiardware, mechanics' IooIh, Hportini;
materials and cutlery, locksmitli and
belliianger, 139 Fiftli
Rabjohu Thomas H., r. 404 !« Capp
Bablin William, whitener U. 8. Mint, r. 210 Twenty-
second
Baborg P. C, assistant freight clerk stmr City of Bio
de Janeiro
Bach Charles, laborer, r. 2H Clinton
Racik John, florists' wire work, 206 Third, rear
Raclet Victorine M., teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1518 Broadway
Bacouillat Albert N., foreman Benjamin F. Oilman,
r. 417 First
Bacouillat Alexander, engineer, r. Bailroad At nr
Servia
Bacouillat Henrietta Mme., millinery, 6.14 Green
Bacouillat Louisa C. A. Mrs. (Myers & Bacouillat) r.
417 First
Bacouillat Ludovic H., with Myers & Bacouillat, r.
417 First
Bacouillat Luke, morocco finisher, r. Mauritins nr
Platte
Badeliffe Henry Mrs., r. 236 Seventh
Badcliffe John H., r. 424 Sansome
Badeliffe Winifred, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 80 Jessie
Baddatz August, watchman, r. ('>32X Fourth
Badden Charles, foreman Sterling Furniture Co., r.
112 Twelfth
Raddich John, cook. r. 800 Third
Raddich Martin, restaurant, 800 Third, r.S60Brannan
Badel Edward, coppersmith, r. 24 Turk
Bademacher Edward, baker, r. 7(13 Howard
Baderaacher John, clerk, r. SWcor Kearny and Mont-
gomerv Av
Bademacher S., bookkeeper Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 813 Bush
Baderaaker Albert H, shipping clerk Boca Brewing
Co., r. 1122 Sacramento
Rademaker Jolin M., proprietor Iroquois Sa-
loon, 211 Kearny, r. 1122 Sacramento
Bademaker Louisa Mr*., r. 3 Everett
Bader J. Admn, r.WJ Washington
Riider Konra I, pork butcher, 13-15 Pacific Fruit Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Radford Caasie M. Miss, teacher, r. 142.1 Sacraiueoto
Ratlford Edward B., clerk CofBn «t Sanderson, r. 1425
Sicrameiito
Radford George P., stock clerk Coffin * Sanderson, r.
142") Sacramento
Radfiird James, roinpositor Mrs. L. Q. Richmond k
S'ln, r. 2.536 Folsom
Radford Maggie V. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
SchoDl. r. 1425 Sacramento
Radford Michael Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Sacramento
Radford Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Spring, r. 1425 Sacra-
mento
Radfreaky Louis D.. secretary Leak Glove Mann-
fu.turiiig Co., 521-527 Market, r. 1410 Ellis
Radigin Edward, stonecutter, r. 180'J Scott
Badlgan Edward Jr, plumber W. U. Jonea, r. 1809
ScMit
Radlgan Frank, clerk, r. 1809 Scott
Badlgan James, driver A. M. EblK>t9
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809. 311. 313. 31b and 317 MARKET STREET
R.niUKHn Mnrv, widow, r. 115 LauKton
■t^Radi^au." See Rattisaii
Radius LudwiR, bookbinder and mufr fancy boxes,
fiiS California, r. 2614 >« Bush
Radke M. Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Polk and Fulton
Radke Richard, clerk Daniel Cohen, r. 10r>7 Howard
Kadke Robert, teacber music, r. 10G7 Howard
Radke William, watchmaker, 'iOOi Mission, r. 1067
Howard
Radlen Nicholas, day -watchman S. F. Pioneer
[ Woolen Factory
Radloflf Ludwifj. dressmaker and ladies tailor, 218
' Post, r. mi Mason
j Radomsky Charles, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
I r. 16 Louisa
I Radomsky Frederick A., sawyer A. M. Jewell & Co.,
! r. 16 Louisa
Radomsky Jacob R., carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
' 16 Louisa
: Radonlcke D. J., cook. r. 739 Howard
i Radovirh Bozo, wines and liquors, 29 Geary, r.
514 Golden Gate Av
' Radovich J. L. (J. L. Radovich & Co.) r. 817 Filbert
, Radovicli J. Li. <& Co. (J. L. Radovich. Martin
' Denaveaux and Henry Maison) proprietors
Frank's Saloon. 328 Pine
Radovich John S.. clerk The Schlesslnger Co., r. 110
Olive Av
Radovich Lazarus (Radovich &Uhrlandt)r 508 Powell
Radovich Matthew V., with J. L. Radovich A: Co., r.
' 420 Powell
Radovich Mateo, bartender, r. 410 Minna
Radovich Nicholas, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
' San Bruno R lad
RADOVICH & UHRLANDT
(Lazitriis Radovicli and Hernianii E.
Uhrlaiidt) proprietors Tlie Wine House.
306 Kearny
Radovich Theodore, steward Russian Orthodox
Church. 1715 Powell
Radston George, manager Meyers & Levy, r. 226 Turk
' Radston Jacob, foreman, r. 226 Turk
j Radston Julius, traveling salesman Greenbaum & Co.,
' r. 226 Turk
j Radtke August (Vogel & Radtke) r. cor Front and
Broadway
Radue Mary, widow, r. 717 M Bush
Radulovich Michael, cook, r. 222 Austin
Rae A. E., foreman Tatum & Bowen, r. 1533 Howard
; Rae F.lectric System Co. The (of Metallurgy) Victor
j Fernbach secretary, office 327 Pine, rooms 9-10
' Rae Frank, capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Rae James, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 123 Lang-
1 ton
! Rae James Jr., clerk, r. 123 Langton
Rae Julio H., metallurgist, 327 Pine, rooms 9-10, r.
] 1015 Mason
I Rae Robert, printer, r. 123 Langton
Rae Robert, ship carpenter, r. 519 ?i Brannan
sy Rae. See Ray, Raye, Rea, Reay. Rey and Rhea
Raebiger Alexander, laborer, r. cor First and Point
Lobos Avs
■ Raeth Jacob, shoemaker E. Kommer, r. 3 Chatham
PI
Raether Emil P., with Alfred Greenebaum & Co., r.
323 Scott
Raetz Christopher, carpenter, r. 1110 Hampshire
Raffaeli Giovanni, marble sawyer Ruffiuo & Bianchl,
r. 970 Bryant
Raflferty Edward, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 422 Minna
R:iflferty James, bronzer T. M. Antisell Piano Co.. r.
i 223 Oak
Rafferty John, office 22 California, room 20, r. 544
Folsom
Rafferty John J., clerk James Devine & Co., r. 544
Folsom
Rafferty John W., carriage blacksmith A. Folsom &
Son, r. 727 Natouia
Raff.-rty Kiltie Miss, lumished rooms, 605 Post
Raff.rty Patrick, r. 417 Minna
Rafferty Patrick, hostler Wells Fargo k. Co., r. 10 De-
catur
Rafferty Patrick, laborer, r. 43 Ritch
Ritff.rty Peter, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 422
Minna
Rafferty Thomas, hostler Peter Garrity
Rafferty William C, first lieutenant Light Battery K,
l8t Artillery, U. S. A., r. Presidio
Raffestin Emile, machinist, r. 151 J<i Shipley
Raftestin Ernest, r. 151 1^ Shipley
Rnff. Rtin Eugene, machinist, r. 1513^ Shipley ,
Riiffestin Julius, cook, r. 151 )< Shipley
Raffetto Anyelo. vegetables, Colombo Market
Raffetto Louis, boots aiJd shoes, 612 H Broadway
Raffetto Luiyi, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Raffo Antonio, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Son-
oraPl
Raffo Frank, cooper Henry Lang, r. 7 Carlos PI
Raffo G., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 818
Sansome
Raffo Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 519 Brannan
Raffo .lohn, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 337 tinion
Raffo Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1407
Kearny
Raffo Joseph, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1407 Kearny
Raffo Luigi (Ravenna & Co.) r. Oakland
Raffo Orazio, head pastry cook Palace Hotel
Raffo Paul Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Church,
214 Hayes
Raftery Michael J., groceries and liquors. 551 Bryant
Rasgendorf Peter, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Raggett Jennie, domestic 518 Capp
Raggett Mary, widow, r. 625 Ivy Av
Raggett Michael, blacksmith, r. 625 Ivy Av
Raggio August, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Ka«gio David (Arata & Raggio) r. 9 San Antonio
Raghianti Michele (D. Paolinelli & Co.) r. 1235 Pacific
Ragsdale C. F., r. 228 Turk
Rahders Henry, clerk, r. 1 Lily Av
Rahders Minnie, widow, r. 636J6 Minna
Rahe Guslave W., carpenter, r. 11 Alaska PI
Rahill Aijdrew, r.'12 Hampton PI
Rahl J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rahlmann Henry F. (Dieckmann & Rahlmann and
Rahlmann & Wedemjer) r. Teneriffe nr Railroad
Av
Rahlmann fcWedemyer (Henry F. Rahlmann and Chris-
tian Wedemyer) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Church and Twenty-eighth
Rahm Jacob, maltster, r. 513 Greenwich
Rahm William, machinist, r. 3 Elizabeth
Rahnier Fred. W.. butcher John L. Market, r. 607
Greenwich
Rahnstrom Charles H., tailor, r. 3 Geary PI
Rahsskopff Carl, manager printing dept Schmidt
Label and Litho Co., r. 2617 Clay
Rahwyler Abraham, jeweler, 631 Kearny, r. 1 Tele-
graph PI
Rahwyler Alfred, salesman G. Verdler & Co , r. 1
Telegraph PI
Raicevich Antone. furniture, 424 Hayes .
Raicevlch Spiro. furniture, 37 Taylor
Raich Johu, clerk, r. 517 Haight
Raichle Charles, baker, 3335 Mission
Raiders Henry, S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Rail Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.. r. 477
Jessie
Railey Patrick, watchman Palace Hotel
Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proptr. 427
Valencia
Railroad Commissioners, Patrick J. White,
James W. Rea and A. Abbott, Varney W. Gaskill
sesretary, office 119-121 Phelan Bldg
LOWEST PEIOES.
FIFE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Ehow Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
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Additional Facts Reg
we nae only nse tbe best Be..eMer .tee. wire ,^a„„U.ea .o^».a^ -■
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Patentees, Manufacturers and Proprietors
—OF THE—
Improved Fence Macliiiies anil Fences,
117-119 MAIN STREET.
A. I» ESn.r'ESCJ^r r'EJJMCJES.
^th the best Bessemer Galvanized Steel Wire. The advantages of this Fence over all
ta, Uurability and Cheapness.
DURABILITY ■ ECONOMY.
• than those of any other Fence Company. The qaality of onr fence is superior to
e our own lumber mills to supply us exclusively, thereby giving us a choice picket at a
lachines, hence have no royalty to pay. 3d— Our machines are run by steam power,
larding the Union Fence.
;rain of 2000 lbs. to eacb strand. Our pickets are selected from the best Oregon Pine.
The pickets cannot work loose, owing to our patent tension process, by which they
3 by mutilation is avoided. The expense of our fence is very small, and the cost of
achines are run by steam, thereby guaranteeing an even tension in all parts of the
the strength, and equaling the tension. It is important to have an even tension, as the
SBg.
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inch
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Price per Rod.
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ANY DESIRED MESH TO ORDER.
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sT.lProteers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGN2
RAl
HAM
Railroad Exchanjre, Claus Scbroeder proprietor,
NW cor Fourth and Towusend
Railroad Gazetteer (monthly) H. S. Crorker .t
Co. puVlishers sua proprietors, B. F. GiddiugB
mansKer, aiS-SlO Bush
Railroad Houee. Petersen & Decker proptrs, 640-64t>
Fourth
Railroad Lodgings, Bailey & McLean proptrs, 533
Ctommercisl
Railway Mall Service, United States
(El«hth Division) office SW cor Battery and
Jfackson
Rainbow Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) P. F.
Mohrhardt secretary, 307 Montgomery
Rainey A. «;., driver Central RR.
Kalnej Bridget, widow, r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Rainey George E., upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 2113 Broderick
Rainey S. A. Mrs., r. 2 Brady
Rainey Samuel, superintendent steam fire engines
Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., r 1109 Golden Gate
Av
Rainey Samuel, teamster, r. 606 Third
Rainey William, laborer, r. E s Michigan bet Sierra
and Shasta
Rainey William S., salesman Muser Bros., r. 3009
Clay
10" Rainey. See Kaney
Bainsbury John, policeman, r. 931 Filbert
Rainsford Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 707 Front
RainvUle Jost-ph, carpet layer Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 204 Leavenworth
Raisch Albert J., deputy County Clerk, r. 136 Elev-
enth
Raisch Frederick, plumber and gasfitter, 1525 How-
ard
Raisch Gottfreld, contractor, r. 136 Eleventh
Raisch William C, collector, r. 136 Eleventh
Raisin August, cook John D. Will, r. 411 Broadway
Raisin Ernst, cooper, r. 910 Howard
Raiss Carl, ckrk Haas Bros., r. 2007 Franklin
Raiterman Frederick, seaman, r. W s Georgia bet
Sierra and Bhasta
Raith George, restaurant, 102 Drumm, r. 433 Second
Rakeman Frederick (Brandt & Rakeman) r. 1822
Lyon
Rakoa Francis A. T., real estate, r. 627 Green
Raleigh Geortje, miner, r. 652 Stevenson
Ralei^ih John, laborer, r. W b Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Raleigh William, laborer, r. 202 Sixth
Raleigh William, laborer, r. 2009 Filbert
Ralkhoff Joseph, waiter George Roeben, r. 37 Pacific
Ralls Richard F., dentist, 14 St. Ann's Bldg, r. Oak-
land
Rallsya A. C, mill hand Jason Springer, r. 1637 Miss-
ion
Ralph Annie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1305 Larkln
Ralph Francis J., machinist, r. 1305 Larkiu
Ralph James, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Ralph Joseph, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Ralph Joseph P., blacksmith's helper Henry Ralston,
1305 Larkln
Rolph Joseph W.. bookkeeper Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1615 Howard
Ralph L. A. Mrs., dressmaking 411 Post, r. 4 Marry PI
Ralph Mamie Miss, hair dresser F. Hays, r. 1138 Fol-
Ralph Martha F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1305 Larkln
Ralph William H., carpenter, r. 1305 Larkln
Ralston Andrew J., president Selby SmeltinR
and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Rail-ton Charles, r. Ill Mason
Ralston Charles, baker The Baldwin
Ralston Frank W., clerk Redington & Co., r. Mont-
gomery Hotel
Ralston Gavin, patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r. 226
Eleventh
W, I J, SL011N[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MABKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
l'r.,^T CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
RALSTON HENRY n..r„..t.
ui-er iircliitec'tiiral and <irniinienliil
iron ^vork, feticeK, doorx. etc., ii ml ifen-
erul housesniitli, 151.1.5a Beale, r.Oak-
land
Ralston James, r. 322 Fifth
Ralston James, railing maker Henry Ralston, r. 858
Mission
Ralston James A., teamster Scott & McCord. r. 405
Turk
Ralston John, blacksmith Henry Ralstim, r. 26 Clara
Ralston John O., painter, 8E cor Jackson and Bucha-
nan, r. 2343 Washington
Ralston William, clerk Oregon Lodging House, r. 641
Commercial
Ralston William C, office 411 M California, room 14,
r. Oakland
Raltz A., waiter strar Mariposa
Ramacciotti lalo F., agent, r. 1 Fillmore PI
Ramacciotti Richard, bootblack, NW cor California
and Kearny
Ramage James W., newspaper agent, r. 110 Ellla
Rambaud August, peddler, r. 8 San Antonio
! Rambaud F.. laborer, r. 619 Pacific
I Rambeaut Robert, teamster, r. 715 Howard
I Rambert Charles, salesman N. Grange, r. 503 Turk
Rambke David, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1018 Clay
' Rain1>o Ed-fvard B. , manager Winchester He-
peating Arms Co., 418-420 Market, r. 1810 Sutter
and San Jose
RamboMariellns C, bookkeeper Mnrphv, Grant &
Co., r. 312 Eddy i
' Ramiel Frank, clerk Jean Cazeaux, r. 422 Post I
' Ramelsberg Julius, cigaruiaker, r. 221 Franklin |
j Ramer Frank, longshoreman, r. 130G Webster
, Ramirez Gilbert R., salesman Eugene E. Oeisel, r. I
j 712 Greenwich
Ramirez Manuel, porter Enoechel & Brand, r. l.')21
j Powell
Ramirez Riejiard, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r, '
407 Union
\ Ramm Albert F., salesman Konrad Meussdorffer, r. 117
\ Morris Av
Ramm Frederick, painter, r. 1112 Pacific
I Ramm George, salesman Konrad Meussdoiffir, r. 117
\ Morris Av
Ramm Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 117 Morris Av
Ramm Hermann, shoemaker H. Frese, r. 24 Lewis,
rear
Ramm Louis, r. 926 Jackson
Ramm Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hot4l
Rammplhberg Julius, cignrmaker Louis Werthclraer
& Co., r. 221 Franklin
Ramon Albert, clerk general auditor's office 8. P. Co.,
r. East Oakland
Ram< n John A., cigars and tobacco, 430 Buab, r. 7ly
Bush
i^" Ramon. See Raymond
Ramoni A., yardman I'ac. Rolling Mill
: Ramoiis Samuel, liquor saloon and musician, 160^
Mission
Rampe David H.. painter, r. 2319 Mission
Rampe Henry J., steward, r. 717 Webster
Ramsay A M.. bookkeeper Sperry fc C"., r. 410 Ellla
Ramsay William J., dry and fancy good*, 8l^-al7
Hayes
t£r Ramsav. See Ramsey
Ramsdell Eliza, widow, r. 418 Sutter
RaiiiHdell Heiirv V. lUullock fc Jones) r. 612 Orore
ItantMdell CJiaileH H., cashier California Na-
tional Hank of Han Francisco, 621-«23 Market, r.
Oakland
Ranisdeii Mary, r. '^3.'> Minna
RamsdPii Thomas, draftHiiian 8 P. Co., r. 423 Tehama
RHniselluB R.. silversmith, r. 'J2« Buah
Ramsell Frank, r. !H)H Valencia
Kanisell William, r. 772 Mission
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturera of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, Sll, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
liiirasiy A. A., r. ir.OH 'rwcuty-fourth
limusi'j- Ciitherinc. widow, r. noii Haiybt
' R«iii«ev Elizii. ilres-niaker, r. 80(1 Haight
RaniseV Georgi', cook J. C. Fitscheii, r. 1519 Stockton
Uaiusev Hfnry O., niin-hiuo operator Buckingham &
UeVht. r. 28 Haight
Ramsey James P., caiiitalist, r. 140n Sacramento
Kanisey John, engineer, r. lOOiM Alabama
Kaiusey Joseph , gardener, SE cor California and Mason
Bamsey Marvin J., cooperage. 622 Battery, r. 811
I Greenwich
Ramsey Robert R., barber. 37 Sixth
R!ira>-ey William, laborer Cal. Oil Works
Rams, y William H., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
, 1002)4 Alabama
Karasey William H. Jr., musician, r. 1002)4 Alabama
0^ Ramsey. See Ramsay
Ramson Albert, carpenter stmr State of California
BamutttJohn, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Ranaillac Adolph, salesman, r. 620 Jessie
Ranaillac Alice Mrs., r. 620 Jessie
Rincke Frederick, plumber, r. 612 Polk
Kantke Henry, cler- Brun Cordes, r. SWcor Twenty-
third and Valencia
Rancke Herman, clerk Schulken Bros., r. 901 Bush
Raneke L. O. Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 1225 Mission
1 Rand F. W.. agent Dennison Mnfg Co., 120 Sutter,
r. Hotel RoBsmore
I Rand Hollis K.. painter, r, 176 Minna
Rand J. C, engineer, r. 1028)4 Folsom
j Rand Rate Mrs., dressmaking, 1012 Minna
Rand Richard, butcher, r. 304 Grove
Randall A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 32 Ellis
Randall Alfred, whitener, r. 851 Folsom
Randall Annie S. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 145
Ellis
Randall Augusta, widow, r. 2826 Bush
Randall Charles, chief cook Brooklyn Hotel, r. 735
Shotwell, rear
Randall Charles W. (Wakelee & Co.) r. Piedmont
Randall Clement, master tug iEtna, r. 1101 Montgom-
ery •
Randall Comlev, driver, r. 251 Clementina
I Randall Edward T., bookkeeper Sunset Tel. Tel. Co.,
' r. 1047 Mission
Randall E. S., packer Porter, Slessinger & Co., r. 29
Glen Park Av
Randall George C. (Wakelee & Co.) r. Cosmos Club
Randall George S , packer Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
29 Glen Park Av
Randall Ida F. Mrs., lodgings, 916-918 Howard
Randall John, gardener, 712 Post
Randall Marcv H., carpenter, r. 612 Linden Av
Randall M. J. Mrs., r. 1250 California
Randall P, M., civil engineer, r. 503 Folsom
fiandtll Samuel B., master tug Escort, r. 418 Vallejo
Bindall Thomas^ seaman, r. 6 Clay
Randall William F., engineer, r. 916 Howard
Randall William M., deckhand tugboat .Etna, r. 418
Vallejo
Randall Winfield S., with George Pohl, r. 109 Leides-
dorflf
1^" Randall. See Randle and Randol
Randell Maggie J., widow, r. 211 Chattanooga
Randall Thomas, contractor, r. 1902 Pierce
Randels G. W., plumber, r. 1415 Stockton
Bander Herman, machinehand S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Randhahn Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Missouri bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Bandies George H., shipsmith, r. W s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
Randohl Louisa, widow, r. 630 Nineteenth
Eandol James B., quicksilver, 320 Sansome, room 22,
[ r. Union Club
I Randolph Abbie G. Miss, r. 19 Prosper
Randolph Daniel L., vice-consul Brazil and capital-
ist, oflSice 12 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Randolph Frank W., salesman F. 8. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 109 Grove
Randolph George, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 109
Grove
H«nd(ili)h George F., r. 23 Kearny *
Randolph Henry, porter Palace Hotel, r. 1718 Leaven-
worth
Randolph John H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 853 Illi-
nolH
Randolph John H., head waiter Palace Hotel, r. 52)4
Louisa
Randolph John W.. waiter, r. 223 O'Farrell
RuTululph Thomas P., notary public, 20 Montgomery,
r. 610 Geary
Randolph William C, foreman John Mallon, r. 19
Prosper
Raner A., saloon keeper, r. 947 Howard
Rauey Cornelius J., inspector Custom House, r. 23
Silver
Raney Rudolph, compositor, r. 711 Bush
e^ Rauey. See Raiuey
Ranft Henry A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1423 Sacramento
Ranft Philip, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 437 Union
Ranged William, dyer, r. 801 Vallejo
Rank Cyrus P., merchant, r. 115 Seventh
Rank Frederick, liquor saloon, 717 Davis
Bank Joseph, miner, r. 115 Seventh
Rank Martin, chairmaker. r. 26 Langton
Rank AV. M., general agent Pacific Coast, Denver
and Rio Grande Western Railway, 14 Mont-
gomery, r. 622 Haight
Rank Louis F., type writer, r. 202 Stevenf on
Ranken Augustus J., clerk freight auditor's oflfice S.
P. Co., r. 435 Eddy
Ranken Herman (Ranken & Jamison) r. 435 Eddy
Ranken & Jamison (Herman Ranken and Wallace
Jamison) liquor saloon, 1081 Market
Rankin Alexander, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 632 Howard
Rankin Belle Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1401 Van Ness Av
RANKIN. BRAYTON & CO,
(Ira, P. Rankin and A. P. Brayton)
proprietors Pacific Iron IVorks, 137
First
Rankin Charles, teamster, r. 1026)4 Minna
Rankin Charles E., copyist, r. 1201 Clay
Rankin David, butler 1011 Bush
Rankin George A. , attorney at law, 409 Calif or-
nia, r. 616 Haight
Rankin George A., candymaker Schroeder, Albrecht
& Co., r. 632 Howard
Rankin Ira P. (Rankin. Brayton & Co.) r. 725
Geary
Rankin James, lighthouse keeper Fort Winfield Scott
Rankin James, shipwright, r. 223 Ritch
Rankin Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 100 Sixth
Rankin Robert A., carpenter, r. 518 Howard
Rankin Samuel B., superintendent Fire Alarm
and Police Telej^raph, Breuham PI nr Clay, r. 626
Sutter
Rankiu Samuel H., policeman, r. 225 Leavenworth
Eankin Sarah, widow, r. 1201 Clay
1^" Rankin. See Ranken
Rankins David, butler, r. 23 Pleasant
Rankins Roberta Mrs., widow, r. 1202 Jones
Rankly Anton, milkman John G. Helm, r. Algeria nr
James
Ranlett Frank, drover Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. Mar-
quesas bet Susquehanna and St. John
Ranlett Horace D., ores and mining, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 4, r. 2507 Washington
Rann Edward, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Rann Julius, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Ransdall James T., traveling salesman New Home
Sewing Machine Co., r. 1208 Dolores
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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PRINTERS ANu LlTHOGRAPflERS.
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Ransom Andrew, pilot, r. 6;U Locust Av
liausuni Brothers (George £. aud Jaiues L.) teas and
coffees, lii Third
Bausom Elisba (Elisha Ransom ^^ Co.) r. 1120 Busb
Rnnsoin Klistaa Hi Co. (Eliaba Ransom) grain
dealers, 303 California
Rausjm George E. (Kansom Bros.) r. 1U7 Guerrero
Ransom James L. (Ransom Bros.) r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom John J. Rev., pastor Centenary M. E.CUurch,
r. 1719 Bush
Ransom LlUie Miss, principal Stanford Kindergar-
tfu, r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom Mary A. Miss, r. 107 Guerrero
Ransom Sidney, furniture, 327 Third, r. 338 Third
Ruiisioine Ernest li., patentee and manufacturer
artificial stuLie and concrete and artificial pave-
ment, 402 Montgomery, room 7, r. East Oakland
RauBome Lee J., attorney at law, r. 1631 O'Farrell
Rausome William, clerk Brown, Craig k Co., r. Oak-
land
RansoQ Albert, master mariner, r. 1007 Eighteenth
Bauson Thomas G., traveling salesman, r. 108 >4
Hayes
Ranson William H., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1232 Lombard
Ransone J. W. Mrs., r. 328 Kearny
Rauzulo .\nthODy A., bartender J. L.Radovich k Co.,
r. S17 Filbert
Raphael Alexander, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Ba-
zaar, r. 825 Eddy
Raphael Charles, clerk, r. 1025 Clay
Raphael Charles, tailor, r. 83 Everett
Raphael Horatio, confectioner Palace Hotel, r. 1061
Mission
Raphael George (Isaac Raphael & Sons) r. Silver
State
Raphael Isaac (Isaac Raphael & Sons) r. 1705 Gough
Raphael Isaac & Sons (Isaac, George and Julius)
clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 435 and 527
Montgomery
Raphael Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 Kearny, r.
1025 Clay
Raphael James G., second assistant engineer stmr
City of Rio de Janeiro, r. 39 Lington
Raphael Joseph M., salesman Davis Bros., r. 825
Eddy
Raphael Julius (Isaac Raphael & Sons) 527 Montgom-
ery
Raphael Levi, teamster, r. 415 Hayes
Raphael Lewis, insurance broker, 402 Front, room 6,
r. 415 Mason
Raphael Lizzie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Raphael Miry, widow, r. 415 Hayes
Raphael Morris, clerk Nat Raphael & Co., r. 1234
O'Farrell
Raphael Nat .<c Co. (Nat M. Raphael and Henry My-
ers) jewelry, 102 Kearny and 732-734 Market
Raphael Nat M. (Nat Raphael & Co.) r. 1234 O'Farrell
Raphael Ralph, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
Raphael Ray Miss, furrier, r. 415 Hayes
Raphael Robert, foreman molder Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 142^ Fourth
Raphael Robert R., salesman Isaac Raphael & Sons,
r. 529 Turk
Raphael Saly, clerk Isidor Raphael, r. 1025 Clay
Raphael Solomon, bookkeeper Schweitzer & Co., r.
825 Eddy
re^ Raphael. See Rafael
Rapinat Louis, tanner James Duncan, r. 14354 Elev-
enth
Bapozo Manuel S. (Rodriguez & Rapozojr. 319 Druram
Rapp Adolph, mufg jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 2820 Cali-
fornia
Rapp Anna, widow, r. 9 William
Rapp Charles (Kutner, Bepler & Co.) r. 116 Main
Rapp Charles A., machinist, r. 24 Allen
Rapp Charles E., barber Joseph Rjsa
ii
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO,
IMPOUTKUS A>
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641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
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Rapp Christian, baker, r. 1212 Kearny
Rapp George, machinist Clot it Meese, r. 478 Teham»
Rapp George, porter Sternfeld Bros. & Co., r. 10 By-
ington
Rapp Gertrude, widow, r. 10 Byington
Rapp Gustave, hostler John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
283 Stevenson
Rapp John (Geo. Geoppert & Co.) r. 903 Fillmore
Rapp John F., blacksmith City KR., r. 16B1 Mission
Rspp Lizzie A. Mrs., bakery, 705 Lnguna
Rapp Louis, jeweler A. Rapp. r. 2820 California
Rapp William, drayman W.W. Montague k Co., r. Sao
Mateo
Rapp William, waiter Joseph Straub, r. 40 Maria
Rappe Matthew, veterinary surgeon, r. W s Mission
ur Randall
Rappin Gabriel F., physician, 1608 Stockton
Rappold Charles, molder Empire Foundry, r. 141 Na-
toma
Rasche Henry, musician, r. 1221 Bush
Raschen Henry, artist S. F. Art Assn, 430 Pine
Raschen Luder, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Townsend, r. Alameda
Raschen Martin, special agent New York Under-
writers' Agency, 209 Sansome, r. Alameda
Rask John O., gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1332 Sacra-
mento
Rasme Carsten, porter Arion Halle, r. 424 Sansome
Rasmiissen Alexander, waiter Ravn k Christenson, r.
429 Ringold
Rasmussen Andrew, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Rasmussen Andri^, domestic 3040 California
Rasmussen C, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rasmussen Charles, driver Central RB., r. 1528 Eddy
Rasmussen Chris., r. 711 Howard
Rasmussen Christian, cook M. Johnson, r. 221 Kearny
Rasmussen Christian, expressman, cor Eddy and
Mason, r. 12 Lafayette
Rasmussen Christian, expressman, r. Tennessee nr
Sierra
Rasmussen Christopher, waiter, r. 221 Minna
Rasmussen Frederick, carpenter, r. 6 Montgomery
Court
Rasmussen George, beater, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana
and Maryland
Rasmussen Haas, proptr White House, N s Slerr» bet
Louisiana and Maryland
Rasmussen Hans C, giipman Presidio RR., r. 1604
Powell
Rasmussen Laurence M., stenosjrapher, r. 752 Howard
Ra8mus-<eu Nels (Anderson & Rasmussen) r. '29 Wash-
ington
Rasmussen Nels, saloonkeeper, r. 1000 Montgomery
Rasmussen Petur, boot and shoes. 234 Third
Rasmussen Peter, gardener. SE cor Pierce and Mc-
Allister
Rismiissen Peter, restaurant, 444 Spear
Rasmussen Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Rasmussen Peter, seaman, r. 263 East
Rasmussen Rasmus, master tugboat Sea King, r. 155
Perrv
Rasmussen William, r. 155 Perry
Rasner Henry C patternmaker, r. 330 Brannan
Rassette Samuel J,, clerk, r. 1223 Vj Bush
Risteilt Gustave, musician, r. 6 M'dau PI
Rath August F., carpenter, r. 6 Bernard
Ilaih Frank, butcher H-iiry Antz. r. 107 Austin
Rathb me Frank H., bookkeeper Thomas Bailey * Co.,
r. 221.-1 California
Rathbone Harry B,. law student, r. 2.'1.'5 California
Bathbiiu Ernest A., gripman Cl.iy 8t. BR., r. 1340 Sac
ram^nto
Rathburn William H., carpenter, r. Chestnut ur
Ritlilon Benjamin F.. policeman, r, «15 Lott
Rathgeb Emile, instrumentinaker John Uoach, r. iJH
Minna
Rathgeb John, miner, r. 431 Pine
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Uiitbja AiitfUBt, lanndryiuun. r. 15 Sixth
Ratlijen Heiirv (Hatlijeu A; Co.) r. (iO:i Bush
lUthi-n Martin (Riithioii & Co.) r. C25 Lnrliin
EATHJEN & CO. (Henry an.l
Miirtiii Kiitlijeiil ^vliolesale and retail
^r««-er8, teat ami ■»vlne niercliants, GO!
BuhIi. cor Stockton, and G33 Larkin,
cor Ellis
Rathjens Ferdinand, clerk R. C. Bhihm, r. 1511 Mar-
ket
Rathmau Peter, cooper Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 602 Linden Av
Ratoweky Harry C, tailor, r. 236 Cak
Rattan Volney, teacher Ijirls' High School, r. 1511
Larkiu
Ratteubury William H., r«al estate, 224 Montgomery,
r. 1017 Pierce
Ratti Celfstiiii, musician, r. California Hotel
RattigHU J., r. 2(i Turk
Rattigan .James, laboier, r. 31fi Ninth
Rattigau John hostler United Carriage Co,, r. 247
Clementina
Ratti-au John, porter Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 229
Second
Rattigan Joseph, laundryman Laiindry, r. 210 Thir-
teenth
Rattigan Kate, widow, r. 210 Thirteenth
Rattigan Louis, clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r. 35 Turk
Rattigan Luke, laborer, r. (37^ Shipley
Rattigan Martin, tailor, r. 316 Ninth
Rattigan Patrick, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Rattigau Patrick, painter, r. 10 Hill
Baltisian Thomas, assistant foreman La Grande
Laundry, r. 44 Quiun
Rattigan William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Rattigan William, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 210
Thirteenth
1^" Katiigan. See Radigan
Rattler Lew, liquor saloon, 43 Eddy, r. 325 Eddy
Ratto Autone, wood and coal, 2012 Mason, r. 2010
1 Mason
; Ratto Antonio, laborer Am. Salt Co.
i Ratto Antonio, scavenger, r. 533 Green
I Ratto B. & Co. (Bartolumeo Ratto) bakery, 1339 Du-
I pont
! Ratto Bartholomew, r. 1811 Union
I Ratto Bartolomeo (B. Ratto & Co.) 1339 Dupont
Ratto Charles, miller Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co.,
r. cor Indiana and Nevada
! Ratto Ernesto, carpenter, r. 421 Green
1 Raito Federicci, scavenger, r. 533 Green
I Eatto Frank, carpenter, r. 1516 Howard
Ratto Frank, paver, r. cor Devisadero and Fell
i Ratto Gevasio, windmill mnfr and wine dealer. 1331
Natoma
Ratto Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables. 218 Gough
i Ratto Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 1519 J4 Howard, rear
Ratto John, butcher I. Fos, r. 1701 Dupont
Ratto John, cook, r. 1112 Kearny, rear
Ratto John, r. 18U Onion
Ratto John B., clerk Arata & Raggio, r. 801 Bush
Katto Leon G., butcher, r. 530 St-venson
Ratto Louis, wood and coal, 1811 Union
Ratto Maurice, butcher Jonas Kauf mann, r. cor Pa-
cific and Taylor
Ratto Otto M., hatter, 203 Montgomery Av, r. 822
Filbert
Ratto Rosie, widow, r. 1516 Howard
Ratto W^illiam, blacksmith, r. 14 Union PI
Ratz Frederick, barber Henry M. Cohen, r. 822 How-
ard
Ratz Philip, dishwasher, r. 625 Pacific
Ratze William, teamster Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
1072 Folsom
Ratzourn Henry, longshoreman, r. 319 Vallejo. rear
Ran Adolph H., cutler, 635 Kearny, r. 1217 Valencia
Rau Eberhardt, tailor, 315 Stockton
RAU GOTTLOB designer and
iiiitnufacturer of artistic furniture, Hfi
Nintli, r. 1214 CIieHl nut., Oakland
Rau Henry A., chrk r. 1217 Valencia
R»u John F. . engraver Schmidt Label and Litho.Cc,
r. 123 Lily Av
Rau Louis (Kaufman, Rau & Co.) r. 1523 Geary
Rau Louisa, ladies' nurse, r. 1712 Jessie
Raubinger Bernard, helper Bavaria Brewery, r. 507
Greenwich
Raubincer Frank, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co.. r. 507 Greenwich
Raul>inger William, teamster, r. filC Lombard
Ranch Henry, tanner Stein Bros., r. 232 Twenty-
eighth
Rauer Jacob J., collector Samuel C. Harding, r. 1307
Webster
Rauhut William F., barber C. Drescher, r. 521 Jones
Raum George E., r. Pal. cp Hotel
Raum J. M , broker. 436 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Raun Edward, architect, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Rausch Albert, clerk, r. 924 Oak
Rausch August, restaurant, 520 California, r. 2730 Pine
Rausch Joseph, cooper John Wielaiid Brewing Co.
Rausch Otto, foreman Hebrew Observer, r. Alameda
Rausch P. Joseph, bookkeeper E. Chielovich & Co.,
r 518 Natoma
Raui-ch Samuel, peddler, r. 34 3^ Clara
Rauscher E. M., surveyor Dakin Publishing Co.
Rauschknlb Frederick, bartender Otto Normann, r.
1031 Pacific
Rause James, porter James F. Kearny, r. Capitol
House
Ravani Andrea, stonecutter, r. 446 Union, rear ,
Eavani Angela, candymaker L. Demartini & Co., r.
446 Onion, rear
Ravani Leonard, molder, r. 446 Union
Ravalli Leonardo, laborer, r. 1508 Dupont
Ravano Angelo, fish, New Clay Street Market, r. 7
Kohler's PI
Ravekes David, importer and commission merchant,
116 California, r. 321 Fremont
Ravekes James H., shipping clerk Sullivan, Kelly &
Co.,
321 Fremont
RAVELEY SAMUEL W.
book and Job printer, 518 Clay, r. 1104
Larkin
Ravello Agostino, baker L. Valente, r. 214 Broadway
BS^ Raven. See Ravn
Ravenburg Charles, seaman, r. 317 Fremont
Ravenna Vincent (Ravenna k Co.) r. 712 Vallejo
Ravenna & Co. (Vincent Ravenna, Louis Buero,
Giuseppe Podesia and Luigi Raffo) mnfrs maca-
roni, 421 Battery
Raveuscroft D. A. W., compositor Bulletin, r. 1224
Filbert
Raveuscroft Henson A., driver City RR., r. 1731 Mis-
sion
Raveriscroft M. Mrs., compositor Bulletin, r. 1224
Filbert
Raviciotti Victor, painter, r. 605 Broadway
Ravn George, nightwatchman, r. Kansas nr Utah
Ravn Hans (Ravn & Christesen) r 407 Stevenson
RAVN & CHRISTESEN ,H.„,
Ravn and Martin A. Cbristesenj coffee
lionse, aa Piftli
1^" Ravn. See Raven
Rawlin Joseph, blacksmith, r.NW cor First and Mis-
sion
Rawling Henry C, driver United Carriage Co., r. 632
Howard
Rawling M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 607 Sutter
Rawlings John M., blindmaker, r. 545 Stevenson
Rawlins Benjamin T., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 36-38, r. 338 McAllister
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BawliDS Edward, solicitor The Uaited Stntea Mer>
cautile Protective Assn. r. '273J Mission
Rawlius James W., waiter Paliice Hotel
Rawlins Robert J., r. 338 McAllister
Rawlins Walter A. exprubSiuau, r. 748 Harrison
8^ Kawliiis. See Rollins
Ruwliusou Herbert, with Holbrook, Merrill .t Stet-
son, r. r.;l7 Lonihaid
Rawlinson Johc, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
l'J17 I-ombard
Rawson G. C. Mrs., varieties, 139 Eleventh
Rawsou (Jeorge C, farmer, r. 139 Eleventh
Rawson Joseph D., painter, r. 109 Taylor
Rawsou Richard, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1 Rose PI
Ruwson William, macbinehand, r. 24(t Minna
Ray C. E., bookkeeper Chronicle, r. 1137 Bush
Ray Frederick .J., r. 214 Castro
Ray Fredc-rick W., clerk Sidney V. Smith, r. Alameda
Ray Henry H., baker stmr Alameda
Ray .Jacob, butcher, r. 522 O'Farrell
Ray James, upholsterer, 30U5 Sixteenth
Ray James A., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 119 Fair Oaks
Ray John F. (Ray & McKee) r. 1718 Mission
Ray Lewis, gardener r. 1324 Filbert
Ray M. .Mrs., r. 62.5 M Larkin
Ray Philip A., driver Hose No. 8, r. 2018 Filbert
Ray Robert S., carpenter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Ray Samuel H. (Champion Machine Co.) 3-5 Front
Ray Susie, dressmaker, r. 209 Fourth
Ray Thomas B., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
1817 M Piue
Ray W., master mariner, r. 2.51(! Mission
Ray William, capitalist, r. 239 San Jose Av
Ray & AIcKee (John F. Ray and John J. McKee)
live stock. 1497 Market
«^ Ray. See Rae, Raye, Rea, Resy, Rey and Rhea
Ruycliester George I., proprietor Boston Oil
Package Co., 735-737 Folsom, r. 802!^ Folsom
Raychester Henry, r. 449 Ninth
93^ Raychester. See Rochester
Raye Alfred P. (Raye & Hampton) r. 12.39 Turk
Raye <Sc Hampton (Alfred P. Raye and Leo F.
Hampton) importers and dealers in carpets, oil
cloths, shade materials, etc., 739 Market
Rayfield Gertrude Mrs.,' r. .502 Sutter
Rayhill William, livery stable, 2335 Washington
Raymou Walter, machinist, r. 413 Brannan
Raviiiond Alfred, clerk Wm. M. Pearson, r. 1708 Polk
Ra.vm'ind Anton, dairyman, r. Napa nr Wisconsin
Raymond Charles, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Raymond Charles S., barber O. Emerald, r. 171 Clara
Raymond David, gate keeper P. M. S3. Co., r. 1005
Twenty-first
Raymond Eli, driver City RR., r. 1731 Mission
Riiyiiiond Emma L. Miss, r. 563 Seventeenth
Raymond Frank, collector, 33 Montgomery Blodk
Raymond Frank C, boilermaker, r. W s Arkansas bet
Napa and Sierra
Raymond Fred, second cook stmr Point Arena, r.
448^ Third
Raymond George A.., manager Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co., r. 1411 Hyde
Raymond Henry, engineer, r. 28 Moss, rear
Raymond Henry, mining, 130 Sansome, r. Santa Cruz
Raymond Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk
Raymond Henry I., first lieutenant U. S. A., aseist-
*it surgeon Presidio
Raymond Joseph, molder, r. 2405 Laguna
Raymond M. Mme., manicure, 108 Stockton
Raymond Mary, teacher painting, r. 831 Howard
Raymond Nllie, widow, r. 241 Fell
Raymond Reuben (Raymond, Squire & Co.) r. 5C3
Seventeenth
Raymond Richar.1, expressman, r. 106 Colton
Raymond Samuel A., mining, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 5-6, r. 920 Polk
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Raymond, Squire * Co. (Reuben Raymond, Jameg A.
Snuire and Frederick W. WlUUins) tannery and
glove factory, 407-415 Sanchez, oflloe 518 Market
Raymond William r 102o Post
Raymond William B.. painter, r. 2728 Greenwich
8»" Raymond. See Raimond and Ramon
Raynaud A. P., laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. Chestnut
nr Jones
Raynaud Benjamin, apprentice Cal. Wire Works, r.
832 Greenwich
Raynaud Charles Mrs., teacher music, r. 114 Fran-
cisco
Raynaud Charles T., pressman News Letter, r, 114
Francisco
Raynaud Felix A., entry clerk M. J. Flavin k Co., r.
832 Greenwich
Raynaud Felix C, silversmith, r. 832 Greenwich
Raynaud Louis F., silversmith, r. 832 Greenwich
Hayner Edward, broker, r. 622 Post
Rayner H. A., r. 1314 Baker
Raynold James, boatman, r. HI Jackson
Ra.vnor Charles E., master schr AlUe I. Algar, r. 10
Clay
Raynor Ernest salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Raynor William, waiter, r. 41 Everett
Raynor William S., bookkeeper, r. 1409 Jackson
1^" Raynor. See Raner and Rayner
Rays Carlos, laborer, r. 1415 Stockton
Razzette Andrea, fisherman, r. 117 Vallejo
Razzetto Fortunato, liquor saloon, 627 Washington,
r. 2015 Taylor
Razzo Cristofero, gardener, r. Mission Road nr 8lx
Mile House
Re Joseph, fruits and candies, 1628 Stockton
Re Joseph S. (Joseph Re Jt Co.) r. 216 Montgomery Av
Re Joseph 8. A: Co. (Joseph S. Re and Peter Filipplnl)
mnfrs cigars, 315 Commercial
Rea Brothers (G. Alfred Kea) paints, oils, glass and
wall paper, 1318 Stockton
Rea Charles T., dentist. 9i3 Market
Rea D. B.. mining, r. 307 O'Farrell
Rea G. Alfred (Rea Bros.) r. loOl Powell
Rea Henry L. (Rea A: Bunker) r. 119 Stockton
Rea James W. , Railroad CommisHloner Third
District, ofliee 119-121 Phelan Bldg, i. San Josi
Rea Jules A., r. 1.504 Powell
Rea Ludwig A., r. 1-504 Powell
Rea William, boilermaker P. F. Dunrton
Rea William J., bookkeeper George Morrow & Co., r.
Alameda
Rea & Bunker (Henry L. Rea and Willlain W.
Bunker) Internal revenue brokers. 413 Battery
0^ Rea. See Rie, Hay K lye. "eay, Rey nnd Rhea
Read A. J., compositor B. F. Sterett, r. Oakland
Read Albert G. commercial traveler Harrison ft
Dickson, r. .515 Post
Read Albert W., painter F. A. Hovoy, r. 1240 Mission
Read Charles tinsmith, r. 2105 Kj Stockton
Read Charles C. salesman Sullivan, Kelly ft Co., r.
1023 Hyde
READ EDWARD B. x... voru
standard .Harlilneiy ( <>mi|>ouiicI«. oII«,
axle ^reiine anil enjflneei*' xii |>|ili<-«, 10
First, r. 1710 Killnii.re
Read E. H. Mrs., fiirnislied rooms, 515 Post
Read Frank E.. bookkeeper W. E. Htraul, r. 110 F,ddy
Read Frank W. (O. B Smith ft Co.) r Alameda
Read George, conductor N. B. and M. RB., r. H29 Fol-
Read Henry L., with marine dept New ZcsUnd In-
surance Co.. r. 632 Lombard
Read JainPH (i. Mrs., dressmaking, 2114 Mission
Bead John A., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo ft Co.,
r. 51H Third
Rend lolin D.. painter, r. 1937 Stevenson
Read John H.. painter, r. 2604 V4 Bryant Av
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Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Read L. W.. ilork forwarding dept Wells Fargo & Co..
r. it Tavlor
Reed Kob.-rt. r. ISM Russ
Read ThoiiiHS W., r. l-.>5 Eddy
Bead Walter C. (Prindle & Read) r. 515 Poet
Bead William D., stenographer general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co.. r. 30r. Stockton
Beade Edward F., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 234
O'Farrell
Beade Elizabeth, lodgings, 631 Sacramento
Reade Francis R.. mining engineer, office 216 San
some, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Reade F. William, attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
rooms 1-2. r. Saucelito
Reade Grace Miss, luilliuer, r. 609 Gough
Beade Isaac J., bartender, r. 1133 Clay
Beade James, expressman, r. 13 Farren Av
I Reade Mary Mrs, dressmaker, r. 1133 Clay
' Reade S. Mrs., widow, r. 1029 Post
Beade William, paperhanger, r. 632 Green
!»" Beade. See Read. Reed. Beid and Wrede
Reading; E. M., secretary Workman's Guarantee
Association, office 41 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 1018 Tay-
lor
t^ Beading. See Bedding and Bedtng
Beadmen John B., groceries, 624 Geary, r. 734 Post
Beady Bridget Mrs., r. 124 Eureka
Beady Dora, domestic 511 Franklin
Ready John, laborer, r. 67 Clementina, rear
Beady Mamie E., r. 109 Taylor
Readv X. T. Mrs., lodgings, 109 Taylor
t^ Ready. See Reddy
Reagan Dennis, warehouseman, r. 142 Clara
Reagan Henry, foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
224 Eleventh
Reagan James, hostler, r. 217 Tehama
Reagan John, r. 3H Broadway
Beagan John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
405 Grove
Reagan John, restaurant, 59 Third, r. S s Haight bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Reagan John J., stenographer, 318 Pine, room 32, r.
597 Ellis
Reagan Julius B., dairyman, r. Hampshire bet Solano
and Butte
Beagan Kate, domestic 1217 California
Reagan Mary, domestic 1717 California
Reagan Patrick, calker, r. 3 Beale PI
Beagan Richard, laborer, r. 1033 Minna
Beagan Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Beagan Timothy, teamster, r. NE cor Bailroad At and
Trinidad
Beagan William H., machinist M. A. Graham, r. 529
Haight
BS" Reagan. See Began
Beal Charlps. master mariner, r. 114 Valparaiso
Eeal Cornelius, laborer, r. 17 Clinton
Real Estate and Development Co., Edmond
Worth secretary, office 224 Montgomery, rooms
Real Estate Criterion (monthly) McAfee Bros.
publishers, in Montgomery
Real Estate Price List, George W. Chapin pub-
lisher, 312 Montgomery
Beal Manuel, seaman, r. 75 Oregon
Beal Philip, wool sorter, r. 15 South Park
Beale Celestin, molder W. T. Garratt & Co.. r. 420
Union
Beali Peter, painter r. 526 Tallejo
Eeambaugh James T.. printer, r. 1014 Howard
Beamer Frederick, cook A. H. Hentz. r. 22 Derby PI
Eeamer George, mining, r. 410 Buchanan
Beamer George Jr.. r. 410 Buchanan
Beamer Julius, r. 404 Union
Beamer Rudolph, r. 404 Union
Reaney William, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. Oak-
land
Reaper Ja''ob, butcher, r. 31 Twenty-eighth
cloaks and suits, 940 Mar-
Colombat, r. 27 J«
Rearden Francis J.
ket, r. lot) Mason
Bearden Jam'es, frlngemaker A
Welsh
Rearden Timotliy H., judge Superior Court
Department 7, chambers New City Hall, third
floor, r. 'lH'i Bush
Beardon Agnes Miss, r. 1309 Varejo
Beardon Andrew, fouudryman, r. 31 Natoma
Beardon Annie Miss, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1M6 Hyde
Reardon Annie J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, San
Bruno Ro;id nr Army
Beardon Charles, driver C. F. Dryer, r. 1000 Wash-
ington
Beardon Charles W., clerk, r. 320 Noe
Beardon D., luarbkcntter J. & F. Kesseler, r SE cor
Sixth and Brannau
Reardon D.i iel, policeman, r. 8.30 Folsom
Reardon Daniel, shoemaker, r. 320 !Noe
Beardon Daniel J., clerk Kahn Bros. Bine & Co., r,
32U Noe
Beardon Daniel J., foreman J. C. Beardon, r. 2115
Mission
Beardon Dennis, laborer, r. 119 Ivy Av
Beardon Dennis, laborer, r. Laidley nr Castro, Fair-
mount Tract
Reardon Dennis, longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
Reardon Dennis, painter, r. 529 Mis'-ion
Reardon Edward D., machinist, r. 457 Minna
Reardon Eugene, milker Collins Bros., r. Twenty,
fourth nr Douglass
Reardon J. Mrs., widow, r. 36 Freelon
Reardon James, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r-. 27}^
Welsh
Reardon James, laborer, r. 657 Minna
Reardon James F., bartender, r. 457 Minna
Reardon James F., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1816 Hyde
Reardon Jeremiah, gasfitter, andextraman Engine No.
6, r. 1004 Harrison
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 553 Stevenson
Reardon Johanna Miss, labeler, r. 119 Ivy Av
Reardon Johanna Mrs., r. 1816 Hyde
Reardon John, r. 68 Shipley
Beardon John, fruits and vegetables. 521 Sixth
Beardon John, laborer, r. 3 Welsh
Beardon John, shoemaker Cahn. Nickelsburg & Co., r.
405 K Grove
REARDON JOHN 0. manager
City Cab and Carriagre Co., SW cor
Geary and Kearny. Prompt attend-
ance to theaters and balis, r. 208
Xineteentli
Beardon John J., carpenter, r. 403 Oak
Reardon John J., plumber, ICCO Washington
Reardon John M., teamster, r. 215 Bitch
Reardon John W., pattern maker, r. 457 Minna
Beardon Josie, tatloress. r. 215 Eitch
Beardon Julia, domestic 1610 Washington
Beardon Katherine, tailoress, r. 208 Nineteenth
Beardon Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 457 Minna
Beardon Maria M., widow, r. 201 Powell
Reardon Mary F. Miss, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1M6 Hyde
Reardon Michael, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 530
Third
Reardon Michael, laborer. Army nr San Bruno Soad
Beardon Michael, laborer, r. 527 Nat' ma
Beardon Michael, warehouseman Gilmau &Danforth,
r. 1009 Vallejo
Beardon Nora Miss, clerk, r. 119 Ivy Av
Beardon Patrick, laborer, r. 23 Jessie
Beardon Patrick, laborer, r. 331 Sixth
Beardon Patrick, miner, r. 543 J^ Natoma
Reardon Patrick H., machinist, r. 457 Minna
Reardon Peter, laborer, r. 542 Minna
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Reardon Thomas, wool sorter, r. 331 Sixth
Reardon ThomaB J., laborer, r. '21 Freelon
Rearilon Timothy, waiter, r. 317 V4 Fifth
Keardon W. E.. physician, 201 Powell
Reardon William, blacksmith Market St. RR., r. 2006
Sutter
1^ Reardon. See Rearden, Riovdau and O'Riordan
Reatow Heury, carpenter, r. 14 Aiif^iist Alley
Reaves William, laborer, r. 3 CoIUds
8^" Reaves. See Reeves
Reavey Andrew J., plumber, r. 13)^ Freelon
Reavey .lames, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 13>a Freelon
Reavey Jolin, r. 1103 Powell
Reavey Thomas, machinist, r. 13}^ Freelon
Reavis William H , confectioner, r. 768 Harrison
ReavUy William, watchmaker, r. 1002 S« Alabama
Reay Alfred, real estate, r. 915 O'Farrell
Reay Joseph, real estate, r. 915 O'Farrell
0^" Reay. See Rae, Ray, Rea, Rey and Rhea
Rebehn Frederick, porter Gruen K Heydenaber, r.
311 Jessie
Reber Jacob, junk dealer, 604 Fourth
Rebhan Andrew, laborer, r. 910 Treat Av
Rebhan George A., molder James Pendergast, r. 910
Treat Av
Rebholtz Lawrence F., painter, r. 626 Linden Av
Reblln Rudolph, r. 328 Vallejo
Rebman Chris., r. 533 Post
Reboul August, blacksmith, r. 161 Sixteenth
Bebstock Adolph, granite and marble yard, 408 Cen-
tral Av
Bebstock John, tailor, r. 1228 Filbert
Rebstock MolUe Miss, bookkeeper Sbarboro & Co., r.
1228 Filbert
Rebstock Peter, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
1072 Howard
Rebut Armand, restaurant, 3007 Mission
Beche Pastora Mme.. restaurant, 145 Taylor
Rechenbach Richard, carpenter, r. 6 Albion Av
Eechter John, carpenter, 1126 Dupont, r. 734 Broad-
way
Beck Albert, trunkmaker, r. 2949 Sixteenth
Beck Fredericks, widow, liquor saloon, 2949 Six-
teenth
Beck George F., salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
1217 York
Beck George H. D., stencil cutter, r. 1217 York
Reik Henrietta Mrs., r. 269 Clara
Reckenbeil Frederick, proptr Reckenbeil's Hotel, 624
Fulton
Reckenbeil's Hotel, Frederick Reckenbeil proptr, 624
Fulton
Beckman John, porter Straus & Levy, r. 512 Bush
Recknagle Charles, machinist, r. 1142 Howaid
Becknagel William, cook, r. 638 Commercial
Becknagel William O., plater Thomas Day & Co., r.
1142 Howard
Beckner William, clerk Triest * Co.
Beckinger John, butcher Black Point Packing House
Record Isaac E., sbipjoiner. r. 1326 Mission
Record of American and Foreian Shipping, H. H.
Watson agent, 218 Sansome
Recorder City and County, Hall of Becords,
New City Hall
Becruiting Bendezvons U. S. Marine Corps, 615 San-
some
Bector Alonzo H., stairbuilder A. I. Sanborn, r. 29
Liberty
Bector Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 126 Fourth
Rectowold Herman, laborer Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 511
Oak
Red Men Improved Order, hall .320 Post
Bed Men Independent Order, hall 510 Bush
Red Star Line Steamsliipi^ (NfW York and
Antwerp) J. B. Kirkland agent, 10 Montgomery
Beddan Augus-t. machinist Tuit * Hainque, r. 37
South Park
Beddan Henry W., type caster, r. 11 South Park
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• BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMrMUTKKS ANP DK.AI.rilx IN
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Reddan J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Reddlngf Albert P., general manager Pacific
Surety Co., 32H Montgomery, room 4, r. Oakland
Redding Andrew, r. 319 Capp, rear
Bedding Frederick O., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. 415 Post
Bedding George, livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 1141 Fol-
som
Bedding Henry, porter Bosenthal, Feder * Co., r. 736
Tehama
Redding John, shoemaker, 501 O'Farrell
Redding John D., teamster, r. 319 Capp
Redding Joseph, eeanian, r. 325^ Bush
Redding; Josepli D., attorney at law, and special
agent D. S. Fish Commission, 8 Montgomery,
room 6, r. 2115 Sacramento
Redding Matthew (Church fc Redding) r. 412 Eeamy
Redding Primary School, Miss Mary A. Deane prin-
cipal. Pine bet Larkin and Polk
Redding Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I^" Redding. See Reading and Reding
Reddington Bridget, widow, r. 3 Eaton Alley
Reddington John H., groceries and liquors, 1316 Sac-
ramento
Reddington Margaret J. Miss. r. 3 Eaton Alley
Reddington Martin J., r. 1316 Sacramento
l^r Redlngton. See Redington
Beddy Charles, r. 512 Mission
Beddy Dennis, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and
Nebraska
Beddy Edward A., quarry man, r. 711 Hayes
Beddy Henry, laborer, r. 8 Boyd
Beddy I. Miss, r. 326 Fifth
Reddy James, milker, r. E s Scott nr Lombard
Reddy John, laborer, r. Dominica nr St. John
Reddy M., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Reddy Maggie A. Mi^s, teacher Irvinir Primary
School, r. 1927 Filbert I
Reddv Michael G., dairyman, r. 1927 Filbert |
Reddy Patrick, attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
28-35, r. Lick House
Reddy Thomas, r. h\'i Mission
Reddy Thomas, r. 1213 Broadway •
Beddy Walter J., butcher, r. Servia nr Susquehanna
Redecker Charles, bookkeeper Kohler & Van Bergen, j
r. 609 Folsom
Redfcker Rudolph, clerk Geo. Marcus k Co.. r. 935
Sutter
Bedell C. M. P., upholsterer F. S. Chadbonme ft Co.. i
r.3Halght I
Bedell William, carpet cutter Charles M. Plum ft '
Co.. r. 2078 Market
Redelsheiiuer Julius, clothing. NW cor Grant Av and
Post r. 512 Jones
Redfern Housf, dressmaking e»f«bU«liMieiit, O.
D.- Saville proprietor, 1.33 Market, under Palace
Hotel
Redfern James C. blacksmith, r. lO.^fi Howard
Redfern Susannah Mrs., r. 124 Eli v. nth
Redfleld M. A. Mrs , widow, r. 1915 TayL.r
Redfleld Oscar F., bookkeeper, r. 1114 Turk
Redford William (Stevens* Bedford) r. 2014 Stock-
ton ,
Redlcan John, bartender C. J, Fox, r. 204 Sutter
Reding Frank, wines and liquors, NE cor Jackaon
and Sansome. r. 5 Franklin
•7' Reding. See Rending and Bedding
R(dlngtoii Alfred P., invoice clerk Redington ft Co.,
r. 1307 Tsvlor
Redlngton Charles H.,a8sl8Unt paymaster 8. P. Co..
r. Oakland
Redington Frank, blacksmith, r. 223 i« Linden Av
Kedington Henry W.. grain broker. 302 California, r.
San Rafael
Redington James, laborer, r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Redington Joseph, blacksmith, r. 142)4 Silver
Redington Joseph F. I., machinist, r. 142)« Silver
Redington L. Mrs., r. 115:) Market
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ASSKTS OVKll FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>i|>c Filliiiifs. all Slit'n.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
RetUngtoii M. Miss, operator M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
2Ua Fultou
RediiiKton ThomaB. laundryman S. F. Laundry
RedinKtou William J., clerk, r. '->:« Fulton
Kedlnuton William P. (HedluKton & Co.) r. 1307 Tay-
lor
Redin^tun «.*(£ Co. (William P. Redlngton. ChriR-
tiaii W. Smith and Isaac S. Coffin, Andrew G.
Coffin special) importerB and jobbers driig-s, es-
sential oils, patent medicines, filassware, sponges
and fancy goods, 5:tl)-.'i;U Market
e^ Redingtou. See Reddington
Redlein Nicholas C, laborer, r. ."iOe Francisco
RedlicU John, restaurant, 2130 Fillmore, r. 2121 Fill-
more
Rcdlick Samuel (Stauf, Cooper & Redlick) r. Palace
Hotel
Kedline Edward, r. 424 Sanaome
Redlington Thomas, cellar foreman W. W. Montague
.^ Co.. r. 19 Lapidge
Kc'dmon Frederick A., piano polisher Hemme & Long,
r. 409 Turk
Redmond Albert A., assistant bookkeeper Goldberg,
Bowen .% Co., r. Oakland
Redmond Ch-rles E., butcher Frank Webb, r. 83 Na-
toma
Redmond Dennis, tailor, 237 Sixth, r. 23 Chesley
Redmond Esther, widow, r. 15I(i Twenty-lirst
Redmond Ezlkiel, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1309 California
Redmond J., carpet layer Charles M. Plum & Co.
Redmond James, r. 333 Eddy
Redmond John, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 421 J^
Eleventh
Redmond John J., clerk, r. 212 Van NessAv
Redmond Joseph, carpenter, r. 402 Broadway
Redmond Joseph H., master mariner, r. 424 Fremont
Redmond L., general manager U. S. Life Ins. Co., 235
Kearny, r. 21 Halght
Redmond Matthew, capitalist, 131 Montgomery, r.
Russ House
Redmond Michael, master State Dredger No. 2, r. 311
Day
Redmond Michael F., contractor and builder, r. 3109
Sacramento
Redmond Owen J., carriage painter, r. 421 Eleventh
Redmond Patrick, foreman Sutter Street Stables, r. 1
Austin
Redmond Samuel, first as'istant engineer stmr Aca-
pnlco
Redmond Timotliy, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Redmond Walter, carpenter, r. 1516 Twenty-first
Redmond William, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1309 California
Redmond William M., stevedore, 73^ Clay, r. 202 Van
Ness Av
Rednall William W., foreman Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 9 Liberty
Redpath William, sparmaker, r. S.'igj^ Brannan, rear
Redstone A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Redstone) mnfrs
quartz mills, 1509 Mnrket, r. Alameda
Bedstone Albert E. (A. E. Redstone & Co.) r. Alameda
Redstone John H., attorney at law and solicitor pat-
ents, 1.^09 Market, r. Alameda
Redwood Manufacturers' Association, E. L. Allen sec-
retary, office 4 California
Reeb Elias, shirt mnfr, 214J^ Bush, r. 2206 Jackson
Reed A. Mrs., r. 529 Green
Reed A. Mrs., dressmaking, 18 Turk
Reed Abner J. Mrs., real estate, 133 Ninth
Reed Albert, r. 417 Main
Reed Allison Mrs., widow, r. Rhode Island nr Napa
Reed Alvin B., carrier Post Office, r. 426 Second
Reed Andrew, crackermaker, r. 303 First
Reed Auselm V., jeweler Lindemann & Cantor, r. 1303
Montgomery
Reed Betsy N., widow, r. 138 Twenty-sixth
Reed Charles, bartender, r. 126 Fourth
Reed Charles, street sprinkler, r. 2.502 ^ California
Heed Oliiirles, upholsterer. 1531 Mission
R. cd Chiirles F., grain merchant, r. 1200 Van Ness Av
Heed Charles II., tiacher music, r. Luudy Lane and
EsiiK lalda, B. H.
Reed Charles J., boarding, BE cor Oregon and Front
Reed Charles W., pilot, office 600 Battery, room 9, r.
1.J20 Mission
Reed Chester C, with S. F. Tool Co., r. East Oakland
Reed E. C, master stmr San Pablo
Reed Edward F., clerk Charles Michalltschke, r. 325
Clementina
Reed Edward F.. waiter, r. 29 Everett
Heed Emily, widow, r. 939 Eighteenth
Reed F. L. Mrs., r. 637 Sutter
Reed Frank, salesman, r. 64 Third
Reed Frank, watchman, r. 734 Montgomery
Reed Frank F., compositor Call, r. 704 Pine
Reed Frank W., doorkeeper Bohemian Club, r. 721
California
Reed Frederick, butcher, r. 734 Montgomery
Reed George, clerk Tatum k Bowen, r. 429 Clementina
Reed George, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
Reed George, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
106 Jessie
Reed George E., clerk Hook Bros., r. 520 Turk
Reed George Russell, traveling salesman Joseph H.
Dorety, r. Oakland
Reed George W., Custom House broker, 502
Battery, r. Saucellto
Reed Henry, journalist, r. 1212 Washington
Reed Henry, r. 533 Commercial
Reed Henry .\., auctioneer, r. 221 Polk
Reed Howard P., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 1836
Powell
Reed James, chief engineer stmr Piedmont, r. Oak-
land
Reed James, watchman City R.R. Co., r. Berkeley
Reed James A., shoemaker, r. 375 Natoma
Reed John, r. 71 Clementina
Reed John J., assistant bookkeeper Lebenbaum Bros.,
r. 1509 Larkiu
Reed John J., ship carpenter, r. 988 Harrison
Reed John L , plumber, r. 10 Alemany Av
Reed John S., carpenter W. T. Garratt & Co., r^9
Harlan PI
Reed John T., r. 986 Harrison
Reed Joseph, proptr Continental Lodgings, 521 Pacific
Reed Joseph J., polisher Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 134
Ninth
Reed Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 523 Jones
Reed L.. domestic 1619 Clay
Reed Lafay tte W., second vice-principal Franklin
Grammar School, r. 905 Larkin
Reed Lillie Miss, dressmaking, 32 Sixth
Reed Mary, widow, r. 330 Minna
Reed N. A., Mrs., dressiuaking, 124 Turk
Reed Nicholas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
139 Henry
Reed Orville F., porter Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 63
Suiter
Re^^d Robert, machinist Morris & Son, r. 69 Natoma
Reed Samuel, r. 273 Je-sie
Reed Samuel, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1109 Filbert
Reed S. B. Mrs., r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Silas, booker La Grande Laundry
ReedT C, r. 1045 Market
Reed Thomas, dairyman, r. 112 Olive Av
Reed Thoiuas, laborer, r. 2017 Polk
Reed W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Reed William, r. •'^01 H Sixth
Reed W^illiam, r. 1023 Stockton
Reed William, carpenter, r. 333 Valley
Reed William, solar printer 306 Turk
Reed William B.. laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Reed William C, r. 13H9 Union
Reed William E., clerk, r. 21() Hickory Av
Reed William H., patternmaker, r. 112 Olive Av
EVERY ©EStRIPTION OF
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AT
BEAMISH'S
mARKEV ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BOBGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
ARPAD HARtSZTHY & CO. Iwash^n^tPn st. IPronrietors of the Orleans ViDeyard
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Reed WilliHiu J., manager Locksprlng Mattress Co
r. 627 OFarrell ,
Reed W'illiaiu L.. solar printer Willlaiu Reed, r. 3 '
Leonard PI
Ried William T., mechanic W. W. Montague k Co. r
43.1 Pine
Reed William P.. r. 1109 Fllb.rt
Reed William W., r. 6'J7 O'Farrell
ta^ Reed. Bee Read, Reade, Reid and Wrede
Reeder James A., grainer BenJ. Curtaz & Son, r. 1105
Mi$:sion
Reedy Agnes C. Miss. r. SW cor Eureka and Nine-
teenth
Reeily John, driver Union Ice Co.. r. 800 Fourth
Reedy May, domestic 1307 Golden Gate Av
Reedv Michael, laborer, r. S a State bet Eureka and
Douglass
Reel John, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
Reecer Jeffrey, coa<hman, r. 2537 Post
Rees Charles, r. 1225 Mission
Rees David, carpenter, 3ii9 Steiner
Rees David F. Jr., carpenter, r. 8 Hayes
Rees Edmund, conductor Market St. RR.. r. Lett nr
McAllister
Rees Frank D.. clerk, r. 309 Steiner
Rees Frank S., office 518 Clay
Ree.i H. C, r. 12 Laskie
Rees John, master stmr Piedmont, r. 503 Folsom
Recs Joseph, molder, r. 610 Sixth
Rees Macedouio, tailor, r. 431 Stevenson
Rf-es Mary, widow, r. 910 Jackson
Rees Th 'mas, proptr Portland Lodging House, 807
Kearny
Rees W. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 29 Second
Rees William J., metal worker J. F. Forderer, r. 32
Golden Gate Av
Reese B.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Reese Charles H., expressman, r. 0 Pfelffer
Reese Conrad, laborer, r. cor Fell and Devisadero
Reese David, cigarmaker, r. 1519 Baker
Reese Edwin H., operator Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. 208 Turk
ileese George, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Pres-
ton PI
Reese George, proprietor George's Saloon, NE cor
Howard and Main
Reese Henry, turner, r. 3007 Mission
Reese Henry W. (Falkenan & Reese) r. 618 Eddy
Reese John, barber, 221 Montgomery Av,r. 416 Broad-
way
Reese Jolin S., mauagerPacific Metal Works, 141-
143 First, r. 948 Harrison
Reese M. A. Mrs., widow, r 811 Cspp
Reese Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 811 Capp
Reese Otto, carpenter, cor Fell and Devisadero
Reese T., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Reese William, bioommaker. r. 300 Seventeenth
Ree.«p William, janitor r. 703k Davis
B^" Reese. See Reass. Rees, Reis and Reiss
Reese's Block, W s Battery bet Pine and California
: Refse's Building, 722 Washington
Reet Charles, plumber L. Hufrtchmidt & Bro.
: Reeve George F. Jr. (Reeve & Staab) r. 201 1^ Sacra-
mento
[ Reeve Joseph V., bartender, r. 809 Pacific
[ Reeve Ka'e Miss, r. 1U9 U'Farrell
I Reeve William (Reeve k Wood) r. 123 Fifth
, Reeve William, clerk, r. 8 Harriet
I Reeve William H., upholsterer F. W. Kreling & Sons,
r. 817Vallejo
I Reeve fc Staab (George F. Reeve Jr. and Henry G.
I Staabi tailoring parlors, 10 Geary
I Reeve fz Wood (William Reeve and Benjamin Wood)
liquor saloon, 123 Fifth
Reeves Edward, trimmer Truman, Hooker b Co., r.
1404 Folsom
Beeves George, driver C. M. Foster & Co., r. 238
Kearny
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC,
641. 643, 645 and G47 MARKZT STREET,
Reeves Jnmes, laborer Pl)a)t)lj White Lead and Color
Works, r. 2J4 Sanchez
Reevfs M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 238 Kearny
Reeves William A., tinner Sherman S. Jewett i Co
r. 1312 Powell
1^" Reeves. See Reaves
Refenburg Wesley, r. 3i; Page
Regain Louis, laborer, r. 9 Gaven PI
Regan Charles, painter, r llo Fell
Regan Cornelius, r. HOG Powell
Regan Cornelius, cook, r. 2001 Mi-AIIl-ter
Regan Cornelius, hog butcher, S » St. Thomas b«>t
Savannah and Platte, r. Venezuela bet Platte and
Yazoo
Regan Daniel, warehouseman Gilman & Danforth, r.
2U8 Clara
Regan Daniel S., machinist, 10.5 Beale, r. 215 Seventh
Regan Dennis, laborer, r. 441 Miui\a
Regan Dennis F., teacher, r. 441 Minna
Regan Eber, foundry nian, r. li") Tehama
Regan Edward I., stonemasoo, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Fannie Miss, with Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
447 Bryant
Regan Henry, brass finisher, r. 172" Market
Regan Henry, laborer, r. 8V, Freelon
Regan Henry, waiter Amfrli-un Exchange Hotel
Regan James, r. cor Brynnt and Juniper
Regan James, clerk, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan James, laborer, r. Sl.s Grove
Regan James, waiter, r. '> Heron
Regan James I., salesman Sherman S. Jewett b Co.,
r. 431 Tehama
Regan James S., copyist F. A. Rouleau, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Jeremiah, foreman John Daniel & Co.. r. 706
Jones
Regan J<remlah, horseshoer, r. Trinidad bet Platte
and Yazoo
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 4,')4 Tehama
Regan Jeremiah, machinist Risdnn L and L. Works
Regan Jeremiah, paver, r. 110 Fell
Rogao Jeremiah Jr., baker, r. 110 Fell
Regan Jeremiah W., blacksmith, r. 441 Minna
Regan J. J. Miss. r. 2.524 Market
R«gan Jnhn, coal passer stmr San Jose
Rfgan John, laborer, r. 4ii Tehama
Regan John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 4S4 Te-
hama
Regan John F., groceries and II(iuor<, 21 Minna
Regan John J., clerk D. Appleton & Co., r. 434 Te-
hama
Rogaii John J., fireman, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Regan Joseph .'V., bookkeeper The Bancroft Co., r. 858
Mission
Regan Joseph A. S., canmaker, r. inVj Madison At
Regan Joseph D., stonemasor:. r. 2013 Ellis
Regan Lewis, barber, r. 870 Mission
Ilegan Maggie, domestic GI4 Sutter
Regan Maraaret. domestic 51(i Taylor
Regan Martin, liquor saloon. 412 Main
Regan Marv Miss, tailoress. r. IIOH Treat Av
Regan Miiiiael. expre-sman. r. <',20 Twenty-third
Regan Michael J., bartender Felix McKenna, r. 306
Linden Av
Regan Patrick, butiher. Manila bet Ya«oo and 8u»-
queh.inna. r. Manitoba nr St. John
Regan Patrick, gardener Portsmouth Square, r. 135
Francisco
Regan Thomas, gatekeeper Oregon Dork. r. 41
De Boom
Regan Thomas, laborer, r. 138 Page
U.gan Timothy, r. l-'.'i Francisco
Regan Timothy, clerk, and extranian Engine No. 1.
r. 41!) Pacific
Regan Timothy, groceries and liquors, 286 Minna
Regan W., laborer, r. 142 Townsend
Regin William, r. 1''.'> Fran.l-co
Regan William, laborer, r. 21 Tlltrh
Regan WillUrn. I.il.orer. r. HOB Tr.al Av
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Slxeet Iroxx
AU Mixes uixl Auiiibt-rs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
ReKan William J., capitalist, 109 Montgomery, r.2524
Market
d^ Regan. Seo Reagan
Regautllat Alfred J. P., compositor Examiner, r. 816
Jackson
Regaudiat Amanda H., widow, r. 1309 Jacfigon
RrtiPiisbiirKer AU'red K., plivKlciiin, 200 Post
REGENSBURGER ARTHUR T, .,...««,
114 Gejirj", r. 143« Geaiy
Kegeuabiir^'er Ernest T., capitalist, r. 1432 Geary
RejfensbuirjLjer Jacob, physician, office and r.
143-2 Geary
EEGENSBUEGER MARTIIT
physician and siirgeon, specialist for
diseases ot the skin and tliroat, office
114 Geary, r. 1919 Webster
Regensburger Melville M. (M. Hermann & Co.) r.
1104 Market
Regensburger Samuel H., attorney at law, 408 Cali-
fornia, r. 920 Sutter
Regensburger Signiund, bookkeeper W. & I. Stein-
hart fe Co., r. 630 Fulton
Regeser Louisa, widow, r. 5 Capp
Reghine Louis, porter 0. O. Swanberg, r. 8 Vallejo
Reggio Nicholas, porter J. L. Radovich & Co., r. 1209
Kearny
Registrar of Voters, Benjamin A. Prindle, of-
fice New City Hall, basement
Regie .John, baker, r. 614?^ Minna
Regie Mary Miss, talloress, r. 614 l-i Minna
Regli Charles, dairy, Silver Av nr Mission Road
Regli Frank, dairyman, r. Humboldt House
Regli John (Enderli & Regli) r. E s Missouri bet Si-
erra and Napa
Regli Joseph, dairy, W s Mission Road, Excelsior
Regli Robert, liquor saloon, NW cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, r. 262 )« Clementina
Regner Frank A., barber Strecker & Kern, r. 414
O'Farrell
Regner John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Regner Romeo, stock clerk Stange & Jaenicke, r. 414
O'Farrell
Regnier AuHUst, baker, r. 416 Filbert
Regnier Mary, widow, r. 100 Bernard
Regnier Paul A.,r. 100 Bernard
Regnier William, drayman, r. 100 Bernard
Regnin Emma, widow, r. 213 Seventeenth
Reguin Eruest L., foreman machinist Union Iron
Works, r. 213 Seventeenth
Reh George, tanner Laguna Tannery
Reh Walter, bottler Deueher & Kalbeu, r. 228 Bush
Reher Christian, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Rehfeld Flora Mrs., second-hand clothing, 1007 How-
ard, r. 44.5 Jessie
Rehfeld Isadore, r. 445 Jessie
Rehfeld Julius, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r. 315
Minna
Rehfisch Morris (Sehfisch & Co.) r. 404 Post
Rehflsch Paul (Osterman, Rehfisch & Co.) r. l.'^oej^
California
Rehfisch & Co. (Morris Rehfisch and Emanuel
Epstein) stockbrokers, 316 Pine
Rehfuss William, brewer, r. 106 Shipley
Behill Andrew, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 12 Hampton PI
Rehker William H., cigarpacker Edward Sch'werin &
Son, r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
Rehm Charles F.. clerk Wiechen Ehlers. r. 1127
Kearny
Rehm Henry, clerk Theodore Enderle.r. 1254 Mission
Rehm J., watchman Chicago Brewing Co.
Rehm William, machinist Risdon Land L. Works
Rehmann William, cook, r. 320 Drumm
Tehn Carl J., tailor 631 Stevenson
Rehn Charles, plumbing and gasfittlng,214 Sixteenth,
r. 213 Sixteenth
Rehn Frederick, plumber Charles Rehn. r. 213 Six-
teenth
Rehorst William, coachman 1409 Leavenworth
Rebwald Charle.s F.. clerk, r. 335 Ellis
Reliwald Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Clay
Reibel John, maltster Souih Park Malt House
Reibonstein Oscar B., wharfinger Howard Street
Wharf No. 2, r. Oakland
Ileibrig Beriihard, gardener A. Sutro,r. Sntro Heights
Reich Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Reich J. Henry, salesman Davis Bros., r. 314 Turk
Reich John C, shoemaker, 1705 Polk, r. 1330 Broad-
way
Reich Leopold (Buyer k Reich) r. 1719 Bush
Reich Margaret, widow, r. 520 Vallejo
0^ Reichardt. See Reichert and Rlchert
Reichelt Daniel, deckhand stmr Bay Clty.r. 26 Minna
Relchenbach Richard, carpenter, r. 6 Albion Av
Relchenberg Bernard V., fancy goods, 120 Sutter, r.
1015 Polk
Reichenberg Eost, r. 638 Commercial
Relchers George, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 162.5
Post
Reichert Edward (Reichert & Co.)r. 606 Leavenworth
Reichert M. Mme., r. 313 Geary
Reichert Mary Miss. r. 29 Clementina
Reichert Theodore, Surveyor-General State of
California, r. 419 Eddy
Reichert & Co. (Edward Reichert) importers leaf to-
bacco, 38 Clay
8^ Reichert. See Richert
Reichliug A. F.. clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co..
r. 911 Linden. Oakland
Reichling Caspar, furniture dealer, r. 1121 Ellis
Reichiing F., proprietor Pacific Refining and Assay
Office, 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Reichling Frank, millhand, r. 10 Dale PI
Reichling Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 1121 Ellis
Reichling- Li. P., secretary California Artificial
Stone Paving Co., 404 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Reichmuth Charles, blacksmith Market St.RR., r. 127
Fair Oaks
Reichmuth Dominick, blacksmith, r. 127 Fair Oaks
Reichsrath Henry, plumber, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Reichstetter Gotlieb, r. Railroad Av nr Marquesas
Relchstetter Henry, butcher, r. Railroad Av nr Mar-
quesas
Reid A., baker stmr San Jose
Reid Alice Mrs., r. 113 Turk
Reid Allen C, importer, r. 899 Pine
Reid Andrew, iron worker, r. 507 Seventh
Reid Austin R., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 1807
Mission
Reid C. L. Mrs., physician, r. 479 Jessie
Reid Clarence G., bricklayer, r. 406 Laguna
Reid David, engineer stmr Walla Walla, r. 1906 Leav-
enworth
Reid David E., teamster, r. 422 Tehama
Reid Edwin B., salesman, r. 1117 Washington
Reid Erasmus, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Reid Felix, stevedore, r. 27 Federal, rear
Reid George B., bookkeeper United Carriage Co., r.
320 Minna
Reid George F., cancer specialist, 410 Third
Reid George W., wholesale and retail groceries, 450
Sixth, 1131 Pacific and 310 Fourth, r. 1131 Pacific
Reid Gilbert, spooler Cal. Wire Works, r. 519 Chest-
nut
Reid Henry, plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 2 Ger-
mania
Reid Henry, teamster, r. 22 Freelon
Reid Henry H., attorney at law, 606 Merchant, r. Ala-
meda
Reid Jacob, r. Twenty-sixth nrNoe
Reid James, r. 337 Seventeenth
Reid James, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1700 Leaven-
worth
Reid James, engineer Market St. RR., r. 107 Juniper
TliE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER SIS.
ii
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY iMA^K^i^sT
THK r.F.ADTNO
BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
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REI
Reld James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works i
Beid Jauies, piinler, r. 4ti N >rfolk
Reld James, seamau, r. 870 Fulsom
Reid James, shoemaker, r. 117 Langton
Reid J. H. Mrs. (Ueid & CadRg-.m) r. 507 Bush
Reid John, carpenter, r. 46 Norfolk
Reid John, engineer State Dredger No. 2, p. 710>4
Cltniintiuii
Reid Jolin, fruit peddler, r. 507 Seventh
JClljiJj JUJIJN merchant tailor, 907
Market iir Fifth, r. 1910 Jessie
Reid John, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8 Sierra
bet Michigan and Georgia
Keid John H., clerk O. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 507
Bnsh
Beid John W., ae^sistant sut^erinteHdent N. B. and M.
RR., r. 320 Minna
Reid Joseph W., carpenter. 6o2 Washington, r. 1812
Stevenson
Beid L^ter, hostler J. C. Traver, r. 1029 Twenty-
second
Reid Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. .507 Seventh
Reid Robert B., bookkeeper William McAfee & Son,
r. 46 South Park
Reid Sarah, widow, r. 117 Langton
Reid Thomas, hostler, r. 406 Laguns
Reld Thomas, wood and coal, 958 Minsion
Reid Walter B., bookkeeper, r. 1117 Washington
Reid William, laborer, r. 507 Seventh
Beid William, master schr Fourth of July, r. 921 Bat-
tery
Reid William, painter, r. 832 Folsom
Reid William E., r. 1117 Washington
Beid William H., clerk Robert Haight & Co.. r. 553
Minna
Reid William J., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 406
Laguna
Reid * Cadagan (Mrs. J. H. Reid and Miss M. E. Cad-
agan) ladies' tailoring and dressmaking, 126
Kearny, rooms 14-15
1^ Reid. See Read. Reade, Reed and Wrede
Relder Charles, pantryman Handy & Gray, r. 2 Beed
PI
Beidh Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Caroline
Beidy James (Reidy & Dolan) r. 133 Shipley
Reidy Jeremiah, blacksmith, 1.509 Polk, r. 1612 Gough
Beidy John, bartender, r. 318^ Fell
Reidy John, proprietor Reidy's Hotel, W s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Reidy Martin, liquor saloon. 156 Steuart. r. 318)4 Fell
Beidy Patrick K., bartender John Sheehan, r. 733
Market
Eeldy & Dolan (James Reidy and Edward Dolan)
liquor saloon, 313 East
Reidy's Hotel, John Reidy proprietor, W s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Relfel Daniel, r. 37 Second
Beifer H. A., draftsman Risdon I. and L.Works, r. 609
Pine
Reiffeiisteln Gnstav. machinist, r. 724 Mission
Reigsrt George, solicitor Chicago Clock Co.
Relghley James R, porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 123
Ridley
Rell Ellen, widow, r. Dominica nr Su.squehanna
Reil Thomas, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
Relllac Ferdinand E., pressman The Bancroft Co., r.
925 Sacramento
Rellley Charles J., plumber and gasfitter, 214 Mont-
gomery Av. r. 607 Chestnut
Reilly Alice, widow, r. 422 Second
Beilly Annie, domestic 1.300 Taylor
Bellly Annie Miss, glovemaker. r. 314 First
Reilly Anthony, editor Pacific Coast Commercial Rec-
ord, 404 Sansome. r. .597 Ellis
Beilly Anthony, liquor saloon, 411 Third
Reilly Anthony, tracklayer Central RR., r. 623 Na-
toma
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IN THK
BXAPvIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, k J. SLOANE k CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC,
^41 to 647 NIARKET STREET,
Reilly Bartholomew, dairyman, ConntyiRotd nr FlTe
Mile House
Reilly BeriiHrd. longshoreman, r. 718 Natoni*
Reilly Bernard T., groceries and liquors, 137 Shipley
Reilly Bernard V., carriage painter T. F. Lowney, r.
212 Eighth
Reilly Bridget M., widow, r. .590 Stevenson
Reilly Br.van, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
Reilly Charles, blacksmith, NE cor Dolores and
Eighteenth
Reilly Charles P., conductor, r. 1308 Baker
Reilly Corneliiis, mining expert, r. 2222 5« Geary
Reilly Coruelins, plasterer, r. 911 Prospect Av, B. H.
Reilly Daniel, longshoreman, r. 121 Fifteenth
Reillv Edward T., deputy Sheriflf. r. 735 Tehama
Reilly E. J., r. 537 Howard
Reilly Fergus, teamster, r. 607 Natoma
Reilly Francis W., farmer, r. 9 Decatur
Reilly Henry, laborer Contra Costa Laundry, r. C07
Natoma
Reilly Henry W., salesman W.J. Murray & Co., r. 1024
Powell
Reilly Hugh, extraman Hose No. 2, r. 1815 Post
Reilly Hugh, fireman strar Newbern, r 536 Siith
Reilly Hugh, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth
and Minna
Reilly Hugh, farmer, r. Algeria nr Islals Creek
Reilly James (Ward fc Reilly) r. 324 Fourth
Reilly James, coal passer stmr San Jos6
Reilly James, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 217 Six-
teenth
Reilly Jame?. fireman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 238
Jessie
Reilly James, groceries and liquors. 1710 Leaven-
worth
Reilly James, hostler, r. 725 Brannan, rear
Reilly James, laborer, r. 1169 Folsom
Reilly James, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 742 Tehama
Reilly James F., salesman Rosenthal, Feder * Co., r.
425 Twenty-fourth
Reilly James J., seaman, r. 30 Stanly PI
Reilly James T., molder, r. 8 s Elizabeth bet Noeand
Castro
Reilly James W., clerk, r. 1710 Leavenworth
Reilly Jane, domestic 739 Post
Reilly Jeremiah, laborer, r. 135 Dore
Reilly Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 911 Prospect A v,B.H.
Reilly Jeremiah, teamster, r. S s Teuerlffe bet St.
John and Tombigbee
Reilly J. J., grlpman Sutter St. RR.
Reilly John (Reilly & Louis) r. 2S9 D«y
Reilly John, boatman, r. 411 East
Reilly John, lioatman Meigg'a Wharf, r. 2000 Dnpont
Reilly John, fireman, r. 41 Pa.lflc
Reilly John foreman Calvary Cemetery, r. St. Joseph
Av bet Gearv and Turk
Reilly John, laborer, r. 8 h Elizabeth bet Noe wid
Castro
Reilly John, longshoreman, r. 1101 Folsom
Keilly John, messenger, r. 329 Green
Reilly John, trunkmaker, r. 135 Dore
Keilly John B, deputy County Clerk, r. 1420 Waah-
Ingtoii
Reilly J'.bn D (Reilly k Co.) r. 335 Tenth
Helllv John F., laborer, r. 8'29 Green
Reilly John J. (Reilly * Co.) r. 28 Linden Av
Reilly John J., shoemaker, r. 8 s Elizabeth bet Noe
and Castro
Reillv John J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 908
Market
Reilly John W. assistant superintendent Bleara fire
engines Corporation Yard S. F. F. I)., r. 1711 0»k-
Reilly .Io8ei>h. bollermaker. r 13 Welsh
Keilly Joseph A., clerk H. H. Crocker * Co.. r. 218
Stockton
Reilly Josephine, domestic 2444 Howard
Reilly Kale, widow. r.41ii Sevinth. rear
Keilly Kate, widow, r. 911 ProHpect Av, U. H.
LARGE']T TYPE FOUNDER!?, PALMER & REYI^";^
WAX FR*X<'I«CO. CAIm
KTI. %M>. 4»l{.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
610 California Street.
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W. W, IVIontague &, Co.
PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
F4>K HAND, \VIM>-71II.I^ AM> IM»WER,
AM. sizi-:s.
809, 811. 313, 815 and 317 MARKET STEEET
Rpllly Louis M., dry and faiu-y ^oods, lOli'iM Folsom
Koilly MaKKie. I'lianibirniaid IiiteriiHtioual Hotel
Heilly Mar-ar. t, widow, r. 'JSS Kigbth
Ueilly Mary Miss, r. 5i2 Miuna
Rpilly Mnry Mrs., Krocerifs and liquors, 345 Shipley
Reilly Matthew, with P. F. Ward & Co.. r. 911 Pros-
pect \v, B. H.
Reilly M. F., surveyor, r. 1012 Vallejo
Reilly Michael, r. ;129 Green
Reilly Michael, asphaltiiui roofer, r. 1420 Washing-
ton
Reilly Michael, fireraan, r. 31-4* Broadway
Reilly Michael, waiter Pacific Club
Reilly Mitchell T., compositor Cubery & Co., r. 329
I Oreeu
i Reilly Owen, freight handler, r, 1030 J^ Folnom
: Reilly Patrick, coal passer strnr Geo. W. Elder, r. 672
I Second
I Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Fifteenth
I Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 11'20 Church
I Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 1410 Valencia
' Reilly Patrick, liquor saloon, 3339 Mission
Reillv Patrick, stableman N. B. and M. ER.. r. 909
Shotwell
Reilly Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Decatur
Reilly Patrick, teamster, r. 27 Crocker
I Reilly Peter, brassfinisher, r. 212 First
' Reilly Peter, laundry office. 1156 Market, r. 554 Minna
Reilly Philip, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
I r. 2000 Dupont
Reilly Philip, laborer, r. 427 Fulton
Reilly Philip C, r. 310 Folsom
i Reilly T., journalist, r. 597 Ellis
Reilly Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 28
South Park
Reilly Thomas, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 108 Langton
Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Salvador
Reilly Thomas, presser F. Toplitz & Co., r. 311 Sixth
Reilly Thomas, quartermaster stmr San Juan
Reilly Thomas, seaman, r. 4 Pringle Court
Reilly Thomas, stockbroker, r. 130 Shipley
Reilly Thomas F., paiuter, r. 1420 Washington
Reilly Thomas J., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. r. 12
Geneva
Reilly Thomas W.. driver United Carriage Co., r. 623
Natomi
Reilly Walter, copyist Hall of Records, r. 643 Minna
Reilly William, groceries. 335 Fourth, r. 325 Fourth
Reilly William, shoemaker, r. 911 Prospect Av, B. H.
Reilly William H., laborer, r. 23 Federal
Reilly & Co. (.John D. and John J. Reilly) produce
commission, 327-329 Davis
Reilly & Louis (John Reilly and Jean Louis) tanners.
Day bet Dolores and Church
B^" Reilly. See Riley and Ryley
Relman Gustave. cellarman Christin & Son. r. 313
Hayes
Reiman Julia, widow, r. Twenty-sixth bet Alabama
and Columbia
Reiman Reinhold, fireman National Brewing Co., r.
632 Grove
B^" Reimsn. See Rieman
Reimann William, barber Herman D. Witte, r. 24
Minna
Reimer Charles, trunkmaker D Block & Co., r. Eureka
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Reimer Fannie Miss, dressmaking, 1232 Eddy
Reimer J., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 401 Union
Reimer Julias, accountant and attorney at law,
507 Montgomery, room 3, r. 1232 Eddy
Reimer R., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 404 Union
Reiiners Alma Miss, finisher, r. 332 Seventh
Reimers August, baker Winkle Bros., r. 922 Battery
Reimers Claus, drayman. 109 Front, r. 925 Fillmore
Reimers •Clans, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. NE cor
Connecticut and Colusa
Beimers Fred., mariner, r. 526 Chestnut
Reimers George, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 332
Seventh
Reimers Gustave, bartender, r. 324 Jessie
Reimers Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Reimers Henry, clerk Hook Bros., r. 410 Leavenworth
Reimers Henry hostler, r. Six Mile House
Reiniors Henry, waiter Franz Siebrecht, r. 24 Everett
Heimers Jacob, machinehand A. Frei, r. 332 Seventh
Reimers John, bartender, r. 324 Jessie
Reimers John H. C, shipcarpenter, r. 2109 Mason
Reimers John P., candlemaker, and extraman Engine
No. 9
REIMERS WILLIAM
pro]>ri«itur Ciiliforniit Schooner Saloon,
Eastern papers and periodicals kept on
file, 30 Fourth, r. »^4 Jessie
Reinecke Charles, shoemaker, »03 Point Lobos Av
Reinecke Frederick H. (Stefl'eus & Reinecke) r. 8E
cor Folsom and Main
Reinecke William, proprietor Siegfrieds Hotel,
228 Bush
Reinecker C. B.. clerk H. Cohen, r. 2225 Geary
Reinecker Charles N., painter, r. 516 Sixth
Reineger Charles, plumber, 1435 Bush, r. 1812 Polk
Reiner Frederick, painter, r. 38 Clara
Keiner John, longshoreman, r. 214 J4 Ritch
Eeiners Antonio (Reiners & Muileri- r. 1101 Folsom
Reiners M^ry Miss, dressmaker, r. 1204}^ Sutter
Reiners .t Muller (Antonio Reiners and Johan Mul-
len liquor saloon. 1101 Folsom
Reiofeld Charles, upholsterer, r. 506 Vallejo
Reinfeld Henry, laborer, r. cor Connecticut and
Santa Clara
Reinfeld James W. (West & Remfeld) r. 1909 Hyde
Reinfeld John C, paper hanger, r. 921 Battery
Reinfeld Kate, widow, r. 506 Vallejo
Reinhard Charles, waiter Charles Bernhardt, r. 57
Eddy
Reinhard Sebastian E , distiller, r. 159 Sixteenth
Reinhard Theodore C, paintmaker, r. 159 Sixteenth
Reinhard W., wheelwright, r. 18 First
Reinhardt Antonio, waiter, r. 531 Stevenson
Reinhardt Bernhard, accountant W. D. Valentine &
Co.. r. 21 Grant Av
Reinhardt Frederick W., porter, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt Harrold, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 13
Hyde
Reinhardt J. H., butcher, r. 231 Second
Reinhardt John B.. capitali-st, r. 92 Everett
Reinhardt Joseph, woodturner, r. 525 Mission
Reinhardt Louis F., porter Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r.
1513 Mason
Reinhardt Louisa, widow, r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt Theodore, boilermaker P. F. Dundon
Reinhardt William, waiter, r. 223 Minna
Reinhart C. W. , musician, r, 214 O'Farrell
Reinhart Dorette Mrs., r. 6.53 Willow Av
Reinhart Ernst, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Reinhart Julia, widow, r. 319 Ellis
Reinhart Oscar, r. 319 Ellis
Reinhertz Isaac, dry goods, 320 Sixth, r. 313 Sixth
Reinhi3ld E. & Co. (Ernest Reinhold) groceries and
liquors, 1645 Polk
Reinhold Ernest (E. Reinhold & Co.) r. 1707 Baker
Reinhold Frederick, salesman Patent Brick Co., r. 22
DeBoom
Reinhold Frederick W., machinist, r. 1010 CJay
Reinhold F. W. Mrs., seamstress, r. 1010 Clay
Reinhold Jacob, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 1703M
Buchanan
Reiniger Robert, stonecutter, r. 512 Bush
Reining Panl, barber B. Harri«, r. 546 Mission
Eeiiike Henry, liquor saloon, 614 Montgomery, r. 915
Montgomery
Reinke Richard, laborer, r. cor Yolo and Connecticut
Eeinkemeier Frederick, driver Risdon, Cahn & Co.,
r. 208)4 Noe
LOWEST PEICES.
FINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMEKT.
BEAMISH'S
M.VRKET Sr., COK. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO/Jwash^n^t^n st
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Prodac^rs ofthc only
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Betnle Q. F., clerk Tillinann & Bendel, r. Oakland
Reinninuu Eflward, r. 863 Mission
Beinstelii Gussie Miss, teacher Lombard Street Prim-
ary School, r. 90ti Ellis
Rein.stein Heury. bookkeeper M Hart. r. 408 Eddy
Reinstelu Henry S., men haul, r. 816 Ellis
Reinatein J. B. , attorney at law, 217 Sansome,
rooms l;f-17. r. UOO Ellis
Eeiiisteiu Lillie Miss, r. 1726 Sutter
Keinstein Oscar, r. 90f. Ellis
Relnsteiu Samuel, r. 408 Eddy
Reinsteiu Simon (Ad. Neuberg & Co.) r. 408 Eddy
Reinhtein ^Yllliam. r. 4.30 Post
BeiB Albert, liquor dealer, r. 548 Natonia
Reig Christ iiiii. City and County Treasurer, office
New City Hall, first floor, r. 8:(5 California
ReisChrisiian Jr.. clerk G. T. Marye & Son, r. 835
California
Reis Ferdinand, real estate, 408 California, room
1, r. Russ House
Reis Ferdinand Jr., deputy City and County Treas-
urer, r 835 California
Rels Guatnv, real estate, 408 California, room 1,
r. 51-2 Eddy
Reis John. r. 512 Eddy
Reis Julius C, real estate, 408 California, room
1. r. 22U1 SaiTamenlo
Reis Simon, watchmaker, 209 Montgomery Av, r. 216
Mi>iitKomery Av
Reis William B., r. 2201 Sacramento
Xff" Reis. See Rees, Reese, Eeiss and Rless
Relsberg Bernard, r. 10(i4 Sutter
ReisberK Rosa Mme., dress and cloak making, 1004
Sutter
Reise Charles, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1304 Pine
Reise Ludwig, r. 1304 Pine
Reiser William, cooper, r. 136 Clipper
Reising Charles, packer Miller & Wauph
Reiss Achille (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. Paris, France
Reiss Albert, hostler, r. SE cor Steiner and Turk
Reiss Bernard (Neuburger, Eeiss & Co.) r. 1245
Franklin
Reiss Brothers & Co. (Solomon, Isaac and
Achille) importers cloths and tailors' trimmings,
24-26 Sutter
Reiss Carl, r. 2C07 Franklin
Reiss Charles, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Reiss Isaac (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. 607 Eddy
Reiss John A., cook, r. 29 Eddy
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Bros. & Co.) r. eo."! Eddy
ISr Reiss. See Reis, Eees, Reese and Riess
Reister Albert, popcorn. 135 Kearny
Reiter Casper, waiter, r. 2 Reed PI
Reit<r Charles, porter Root & Sanderson, r. 1225 Mis-
sion
Reiter Henry, bartender, r. 522 Howard
Reiter Louis, r. 26 Eddy
Reiter Philip, sausage peddler, r. E s Chattanooga nr
Twenty-third
t^ Reiter. See Rider and Ryder
Reiteriiian Charles, clgarmaker. r. 535 Merchant
Reiterraau Edward C. cutter Greeuebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. Oakland
Beiterman William J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 607 J< Minna
Reith Ernst, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler, r. 19 Caro-
line
Reith Ernst Jr., machlnehand Fuchs & Euler, r. 19
Caroline
Reith Paul, tailor John H. Tobin.r. 1303 Montgomery
Reither George W., r. 567 Howard
Reitmann Nicholas, clerk Von Staten Bros., r. 266
Ellis
Reitmayer Vincent Rev.. S. J., clergyman St. Igna-
tius Church. 214 Hayes
Eejek Joseph, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Reliance Machine Works, Clot & Meese pro-
prietors, 129-131 Fremont
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
I MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
i MOST NEWS!
f lOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
JADING TYPE FOUNDSRS, PALMER & REY
Reliance lUnrine Insurance Co. (limited, of
Liverpool) Henry Lund * Co. agents, 214 Cali-
fornia
Rembold Gustav A., bookkeeper Miller it Lux r. :«
Es^ex
Remensperger Ulrich. laborer John Wieland Brewing
Co.. r. 550 Folsom
Remfree Nicholas, machinist, r. 902 Monlgomery
Remfry Samuel H.. barber John Btuhle. r. 422 Post,
rear
Remien Hans, bartender, r. 2.'J3 Stevenson
Remillurd Brick Co., P. N. Keraillird pregl-
dent, Pacific Street W harf and S 8 Berry bet Fifth
and Sixth, Telephone No. 455
Remillard H.. with RemillMrd Brick Co , r. Oakland
Reniillard P. N., president Remillard Brick Co.,
r. Oakland
Remington Francis C, r. 226 Sixteenth
Remington John C, r. 420 Sixth
Reiiiington J. W.. dentlt-t, 623 Kearny
Remington Nelson F., bookkeeper W.W. Montnuue A;
Co., r. 2.=i
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Remington Standard Type Writer, G. G.
Wickson & Co. agents. 3-5 Front
Remnie G. R., compositor Chronicle, r. 711 Bush
Remmel George, patternmaker, r. 614 Mason
Remmer Louis, shoemaker Bryant & MuUin, r. Oak-
land
Remmers Gerald G., fruits and vegetables. Railroad
Av nr Paraguay
Remmers Henry T. E., butcher William Remmers, r.
NE cor Dolores and Twenty-second
Remmers William, butcher, NE cor Dolores and
Twenty-second
Remmsteiu Joseph, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Remond Ernest, merchant tailor, 313 Montgomery
Av, r. 607 Valle.io
Remor J. E., purser stmr Starbuck
Remp Conrad W.. coffee and spice dealer, r. 2136
Howard
Remsen John, satchelmaker D. Black & Co., r. San-
chez nr Valley
Renacre George, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.. r.
31 1 Turk
Renahan John, salesman, r. 1032 MlPslon
Renaudier O. Rev., S. M., pastor Notre Dame dcs Vlc-
toirc'i, r. 520 Bush
Renault Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Renault Louis J., cleaning and dyeinu, 825 Howard
Renault Louis J. Jr., clerk Louis J. Renault, r. «2.%
Howard
Renault Samuel J., shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 2
Harriet
Rencurel D. A. (Rencurel & Riapaud) r. 502 Sixth
Rencurel & Rispaud (0. A. Rencurel and P. Riapaud)
liquor saloon. 501 Sixth
Rendsburg J. Henry, gripmsn Geary 81. RR., r. 162«
Post
Rene Joseph, with J. J. Edmonds, r. 3 Clay
Rene Martin, proptr Rene's Hotel. SE cor Precita and
Wasliiiinton Avs. B. U.
Rene's Hotel. Martin Hene proptr. 8E cor PreclU and
Washington Avs. B. H.
Renebome John H.. physician, 236 Post. r. 2601 Fill-
Reneboine Robert, commercial traveler, r. 2601 Fill-
more
Renebome Sophia, widow, r. 2501 Ullmore
henehan Edward, r. 367 First
Renehsrt John, cook. r. 36 Clay
Renier Eveline, bakery and atatloncry. 200 Twenty.
i Renkcn'^Ocorge F.. clerk John Renken, r. 1 CaroUn*
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACrUltKIl3 OF
PInlu, Jnp»nuccl and Staiup«d
T I ISr "W^ .A. rt ES
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Renkon John, groceries and liquors, 1016 Folsom, r. 1
Caroline
Reuua V. A., barber, 1314 Howard
lieuuer Brothers (C. Auton and Charles) proptrs
I Uuiuboiat House, 1309 Stockton
! Kennerf. Auton (Renner Bros.) r. 1309 Stockton
I Renner Charles (Renner Bros.) r. 1309 Stockton
. Renner Charles F.. tninkmaker, Ss Eureka bet Twen-
i ty-first and Twenty-second
I Renner F. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 1229 Ellis
I Renner George (Renner & Co.) r. 609M Third
j Renner George, honsemover, r. 62 Shipley
I Renner Joseph, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
i Road nr Cortland Av
j Renner Louis, dairy, W s Mission nr Onondaga Av
j Renner Margarita, widow, r. 366 Seventeenth
j Renner Robert, calker. r. 4 Lick PI
Renner Theodore, milker Louis Renner, r. W 8 Mis-
sion Road nr Onondaga Av
Renner William, carpenter, r 1154 Folsom
Renner A: Co. (George Renner and Frank S. Johnson)
draymen, SE cor Main and Market
Rennert Frederick, u-iholsterer, 26 Seventh
Beunie James, first officer stmr Zealandia
Rennie William, with Fairbanks & Hutchinson, r.
1804 Green
Rennilson Andrew P., helper Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. Florida bet Butte and Napa
Rennilson James, woolsorter, r. Florida bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Rennilson Jane, widow, r. Florida bet Butte and Napa
Rennilson Robert, laborer, r. Florida bet Butte ane
Napa
Renny William, r. 120 Sixth
Reno Catherine, widow, r. 719 Brannan, rear
Reno Charles A., with Reno & Delanoy, r. 17J4 Oak
Grove Av
Reno House. 311 Grant Av
Reno Joseph S. (Reno & Delanoy) r. 17 )« Oak Grove Av
Reno Peter J., expressman, r. 1615 Ellis
Reno William, assayer, r. 212 Clara
Reno & Delanoy (Joseph S. Reno and Fred. N.
Delanoy) freight transferred, office 26 Main
Renquist August, sawyer, r. 8.50 Folsom
Bens Alexander, salesman E. Raas & Co.. r. 911 Laguna
e^" Reus. See Renz
Renstrom Theodore, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Renterea Bias, bootblack, r. 16 Scott PI
Renton Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 625 Jessie
Renton Coal Co., Edwin W. Bushnell president,
Thomas H. Henderson secretary, office 22 Sacra-
mento, branch offices NE cor Sutter and Larkin,
and SW cor Mission and East
Benton Henry T., superintendent Cal. Fence Mnfg
Co., 24 Commercial, r. Oakland
EENTON, HOLMES & 00.
(William Renton. Cliarlea S. Holmes
and Richard K. Ham) lumber manu-
facturers and dealers (Port Blakely
Mill Co.) Pier 3 Steuart
RENTON THE
Mrs. A. W. Traes-
dell proprietor, 713 Sutter
Walter, cement work, r. 122 Turk
Holmes & Co.) r. Port
Eentou
Renton Williiim (
j Blakely, W. T.
j Rentschler Edward A., upholsterer, r. 2020 Howard
Eentschler Emilie Mrs., r. 1818 !« Howard
Rentschler Frank (Niles-Rentsehler Co.) r. 433 Fif-
teenth
Rentschler George W. (Nlles-Rentschler Co.) r. 433
Fifteenth
Rents hler John, carriage maker, 1624 Mission, r. 433
Fifteenth
Rentz Max, laborer, r. 18 Minna
Eenwick Adam, engineer, r. W s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Renwick A. T. , machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 28
Seventh
Renwick Frank A., stevedore, r. 118 Eddy
Reuwlck James, clerk general freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. r>27 Capp
Renwick Louibe Miss, teacher Mieslon Primary
School, r. 527 Capp
Renwick Myron H., molder Occidental Foundry, r.
136 Haight
Renwick Richard G., sexton Grace M. E. Church, r.
2(i Alvarado
Rcnwiik Sadie Mrs., dressmaking. 28 Seventh
Renwick William H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
26 Alvarado
Renwick William J., engineer, r. 403 Bryant
Renz Frederick, silversmith Schulz & McCartney, r. 31
Pearl
Renz John, mnfr bitters and dealer wines and liquors
315 Commercial, r. 31 Pearl
Renz William, clerk, r. 31 Pearl
1^" Renz. See Reus
Reorganized Cliurcli of Jegns Christ, 71 New
Montgomery
Repenn Charles F., clerk Walter Speyer. r. 514)^ Va-
lencia
Repenn Frederick, shoemaker, 521 Sacramento
Repert Abraham, r. 14 Capp
Reppetto Giovanni, carpenter, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Repp Margaret, widow, r. 2112 Powell
Repp Walter, boxmaker Hobbs,.Wall & Co., r. 2112
Powell
Reppey A. O., r. 506 Powell
Reppey James W., upholsterer, 1816 Polk
Reppln Max, painter S. P. Co., r. 30 J4 Rausch
Repsold A. & Co. (Amandus Repsold and Ernst
Lilienthal) wholesale and retail dealers Califor-
nia wines and brandies, and sole agents Pine
Hill Vineyards (Napa Co., Cal.) 517 California
and 631 Bush
Repsold Amandus (A. Repsold & Co.) 517 California
Republican Leaerne of California, rooms 419
California, third floor
Republican State Central Committee, rooms
419 California, third floor
Republican The, Fred. H. Hart editoj, 106 Leid-
esdorff, room 5
Requa Arthur A. (Buckner Bros.& Requa) r.301 Bush
Requa Isaac L., capitalist, 79 Nevada Block, r. Pied-
mont, Cal.
Requena Leopold, clerk, r. 606 Folsom
Rerdon E. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Mission
Resch Joseph, tanner, r. NE cor Gough and Union
Rescheinen William, watchmaker r. 1609 Howard
Reschert Frederick, barber John Naismith, r. 32 Sixth
Resing George L., engineer, r. 916 Capp
Resing John, liquor saloon, W s Mission nr St.
Mary's College
Resing William, carbuilder, r. W s Mission nr St.
Mary's College
Reska August, harnessmaker Doyle, Jacobs & Lei-
bold, r. 20 Moss
Resources of California (monthly) J. P. H.
Wentworth editor and publisher, 320 Sansome,
room 61
Ressel Hermann, baker, r. 763 Howard
Rest for the Weary, Luther J. Ewell proprietor,
36 Clay
Restevo Giovanni, fruit peddler, r. 5 Lick Alley
Restle Ai'iaust E., cook. r. 711 Mission
Reston William, entry clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 1917
Green
Retail Grocers Protective Union. J. T. Hurley secre-
tary, California Hall. 417 Kearny
Retain Frank, dishwasher, r. 516 Pacific
Rethers Charles, r. 2109 Jones
Rethy George, shoemaker, 37 J^ Eddy
Reticker Flora V. Miss, teacher, r. 933 Twenty-first
Reticker Sarah T., widow, r. 933 Twenty-first
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Retticb John, cook, r. 100 X Secoml
Rrtti;,' Conrad, baker Ociidental Hotel, r. 809 Vallcjo
Hettinger Martin, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 317 Bush
Reuben George, trader, r. 419 Linden Av
Reuben Hynian, cigarmaker. r. 113 Minna
K^uben Moses boot dealer, r. 1325 Howard
Reubenetein Adolpb, capmaker, r. 13 J4 Morris Av
ReubenBtein Charles, barber, r. 13 H Morris Av
Ueubensteln L«wi8, barber, 224 }$ Fifth, r. 13 )j Mor-
ris Av
ReubenBtein Morris, barber, r. 13!^ Morris Av
Reubold Slicliael, boot and shoe manufacturer,
312 Busb, r. 1 Winter Lane
Reud Peter, housemover, r. 3i Gilbert
Reuland Charles, stereotyper, r. 1513 Webster
Reuland Peter, combmaker, r. 216 Twelfth
Keulein Barbara, widow, r. 128 Twenty-f urth
Reulein Emil (Schultz & Reulein) r. 128 Twenty-
fourth
Beuler Michael, porter, r. 618 Merchant
Reuman Henry, clerk James W. Edwards, r. 22 Clin-
ton.Park
Rensche A., proprietor Saulman's Restaurant, 520
California, r. 2730 Pine
Keusche Christian, waiter, r. 214 !« Hickory Av
Reusche Fiitz. steward, r. 1005 Eighteenth
Eeuschke August, waiter, r. 11 Pacific
Reussiug Charles, laborer, r. 679 Clementina
Eeuter Anna E., widow, r. 324 Hayes
Renter Casper, knife cleaner, r. 5 Kohler's PI
Reuter Charles, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co., r.
324 Hayes
Reuter Conrad, clerk William John, r. 324 Hayes
Reuter Henry, clerk W. J. Ramsay, r. 324 Hayes
Reuter Henry, longshoreman, r. 727 Davis
Reuter Louis, musician, r. 16 Ellis
Renter Max, cook, r. 714 Howard
Eeuter William, baker, r. 213 Capp
Bevalk R. E., salesman G. G. Wickson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Reveles Leonarda, widow, r. 20 Hinckley
Reveles Paula, widow, r. 830 Jackson
Revell Annie C, domestic 1004 Pine
Revelm Moses, r. 934 Howard
Revere House, 48 Fourth
Revert Alphonse, liquor saloon, 444 Fitth. r. 808
Bryant
Revert House, 572 Folsom
Rtvett Charles, cook, r. 97 Stevenson
Revolon Gus.. commercial traveler C. Coburn, r. 610
Minna
Rei Joseph H., second officer stmr Newbem
Rex R. G., r. 634 Golden Gate Av
Rey Emile, tailor, r. 410 Kearny
Rey Ja.ques J. (Brltton & Key) r. 829 Onion
Rey Joseph, laborer Palace Hotel
Bey Leon L., hatter, 1125 Market
Rey Valentine J. A. (Palmer k Rey) r. 829 Union
a^ Rey. See Rae, Ray, Kea and Rhea
Reyburn Lewis A., carpenter, r. Third Av nr Clem-
ent
Reyinert J. D. Mining Co. The (Arizona) John W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Reymond August, bartender, r. 808 Bryaiit
Reymond Charles, bartender William La Chapelle
Reymond Joseph (Reymond & Bernard) r. 502 Stock-
ton
Reymond k Bernard (Joseph Raymond and Peter
Bernard) window cleaners, .502 Stockton
t^' Reymond. See Raimond, Raymond and Ramon
Reynagoz Elena, widow, r. 810 Vallejo
Reynagoz Fernanda, widow, r. 810 Vallejo
Reynhand John, sawyer, r. 525 Mission
Reynolds Abel L. (A. L. Reynolds & Co.) r. 607«
Third
Reynolds A. L. & Co. (Abel L Reynolds and C. M.
Thompson) draymen, cor Fourth and Channel
1 & J, SLOANE & CO,
Mnnufactarerii of
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Reynolds Alex. B. Jr.. clerk local rrelgbt^ffle« 8. P,
Co., r. Oakland
Reynolds Amanda, widow, r. 1220 Market
Reynolds Andrew, cook Windsor Hotel
Reynolds Andrew, laborer, r. 316 Fern Av
Reynolds Andrew, laborer, r. 613 Hyde
Reynolds Ann, widow, r. 336 Golden Gate Av j
Reynolds Ann, widow, r. 1606 Jones
Reynolds Annie, domestic 427 Second
Reynolds Annie Miss, vestnaaker, r. 536'i Natoma [
Reynolds B. A. Mrs., r. 1705 Post |
Reynolds Benjamin, clerk Post Office, r. 611 Minna |
Reynolds Bernard, bartender John Meehan, r. tS 1
Shipley
Reynolds Catherine Miss, vestmaker, r. 636 Ji N»- '
toma
Reynolds C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Reynolds)
real estate, 333 Montgomery
Reynolds Charles, r. 310 Townsend
Reynolds Charles A., clerk C. H. Reynolds k Co., r.
1314 Washington
Reynolds Charles E., conductor Market St. BB.,r.cor
Fourteenth Av and H
Reynolds Charles H. (C. H. Reynolds k Co.) r. 1314
Washington
Reynolds Clark W., musician, r. 429 Larkln
Reynolds Cornelius, laborer, r. cor Fourteenth At
and H
Reynolds Daniel, bookkeeper Joe T. Pohelm, r. 2122
Broderick
Reynolds David L., machine operator, r. 525 !< Geary
Reynolds Edward, laborer, r. 709 Minna, rear
Reynolds Edward B., master mariner, r. 515 Jones
Reynolds Edward J., bookkeeper Sheriff's Office, r.
1315 Jackson
Reynolds Ferdinand, tailor, r. 107 Fifth
Reynolds Francis E., teacher Bincon Grammar
School, r. 2336 Mission
•Reynolds Frank, butcher, r. 6 Leroy PI
Reynolds Frank, cutler Will & Finck, r. Fourteenth
Av nrH
Reynolds Frank, grlpman Market St. BR.
Reynolds Frank, laborer, r. cor Point Loboa and
Twenty-Sixth Avs
Reynolds Frank A., clerk D. S. Railway Mall Service,
r. Oakland
Reynolds Frank B., city agent Guardian Assurance
Co.. r. 1227 Edily
Reynolds George, stableman Matthew Sullivan, r. 1209
Folsom
Reynolds George F., plumber, r. 1721 Leavenworth
Reynolds George L., r. U13 Washington
Bsynolds George S., butcher, r 117 Bernard
Be'ynoldx George T., foreman, r. E s San Bruno Bead
nr Twenty-eighth
Reynolds George W., accountant, 324 Pine, room 6,
r. 1212 Washington
Reynolds George W.. teamster, r. St. TbomM bet Sa-
vannah and Platte
Reynolds Grace E. Miss (M. 8. and O. E.Boynolda)
r. 420 Sutter '
Reynolds Harry C, pollcoman, r. 131 Lily Av |
Reynolds Henrv C. journalist, r. 2633 HownrV
I Reynolds Henrv R., engineer, r. 1212 Washington
K.vnolds Horatio J., contractor, r. UWi< JonoH
Reynolds James, laborer, r. Charles bet Thlrty-flrat
and Thlrtv-s-cond. Falrraouut Tract i
Reynolds James H . shoeiu'iker Hucklngham k Hecbt, j
r. Fourteenth Av and H |
Reynolds John, engineer, r. 42 Tehama |
Reynolds John, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 8W oor |
St. Hose's and Masonic Avs
ReynoldM John, proprietor California Ch<'ralcal
Works, E H San Bruno Road nr Twenty rlubth
Reyn.ilds John, with Sanitarium Hattis. r. 2212 Powell
Reynolds John H., pattern maker Empire Foundry, r.
717 OFarrell
Reynolds John J., stonecutter, r. 132t". Fulton
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
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Reynolds John P., reporter Cull, r. T212 WaBliinston
Reynolds «ToUiis<>ii, superintendent Geary Street
"PBrk iind Ocean Riiilroiid. r. l(iH4 Post
Kevnolds Joseph, helper S. F. Laundry, r. 19>i Pres-
■ ton PI
Revnohls Levy, molder, r. 24 Clara
Reynolds Louise Mies, saleslady F. Pyat & Co., r. 519
Jones
Reynolds M., driver, r. 1017 Larkiu
Reynolds M., porter Murphy. Grant & Co., r. 418 Te-
hama
Reynolds Margaret Miss, vest maker, r. r)36?4 Natoma
Reynolds Margaret, waitress Ernest Moeller, r. 511
Howard
Reynolds Maria, widow, r. 63.5 Locust Av
Reynolds Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 40.5 Third
Reynolds Mary B. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
" School, r. 515 Jones
Reynolds Merritt L. (Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell)
' r. Lake County
Reynolds MUhael, bollermaker Pac. Iron Works, r.
on Minna
Reynolds Mollie S. Miss {M. S. & G. E. Reynolds) r.
420 Sutter
REYNOLDS M, S. & G. E. MISSES
plaiting' and dressmaking, and hand
made button-Iiole making, 4U0 Su<ter
Reynolds Nellie, widow, r. 6 Le Roy PI
Reynolds Patrick, fireman Palace Hotel
Reynolds Patrick, harnessmaker. r. 357 Minna
Reynolds Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Ritch
Reynolds Patrick, teamster, r. 134 Fourth
Reynolds R. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1621 Washington
Reynolds Richard, longshoreman, r. 43 Vallejo
Reynolds Robert J., asphaltum roofer, r. 1511 Stock-
ton
Reynolds Robert M., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Reynolds Rodger, shoemaker, 405 Third
Reynolds Thomas, r. fi Sellna PI
Reynolds Thomas, boilermaker. r. Bartlett nr Thir-
tieth
Reynolds Thomas, dairyman, r. 1221 Fulton
Reynolds Thomas, plumber, r. Thirtieth nr Noe
Reynolds Thomas A., momcco dresser Norton Tan-
ning Co., r. Servia nr Yazoo
Reynolds Thomas H., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1717
Sutter
Reynolds Thomas R., r. 2336 Mission
Reynolds Thomas V., sailmaker, SE cor Market and
Steuart, r. 416 Bryant
Reynolds Walter, laundryman, r. 1052 Howard
Reynolds William, expressman, SE cor Third and
Mission, r. 607 Fourth
Reynolds William, ligger, r. 404}^ Folsom
Reynolds William H., r. 11 Lafayette
Reynolds William H., cigars and tobacco, 210 Kearny
r. 310 Stockton
Reynolds William O., r. 2310 Larkin
Rezek Joseph, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2012
Dupont
I Rezzuti T., fishdealer, r. 113 Grove
Rhea Louis, cook Palace Hotel
Rheaume L. F.. salesman C. Curtin, r. 445 Tehama
! Rheim Grace Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Fulton
j Rhein Edmund, r. 716 Green
I Rhein John, tailor, 506k Bush. r. 716 Green, rear
Rheinlander Gustave, clerk German Consulate, r.
Oakland
Rhind Duncan C, bartender, r. 647 Mission
Rhiud J. W. C, teacher music, 137 Post
Rhine Bertrand, merchant, r. 1716 Pust
Rhine Henry, merchant, r. 1716 Post
Rhine Nathan Mrs., r.l710 Post
fO" Rhine. See Rhein and Rhind
Rhoades Charles, pantryman, r. 621 Post
Rhoades Charles M., r. 871 Market
Rhoades Eugene L., dairyniati, r. 122 Eddy, rear
Rliodu Franklin, student, r. 214 Dorlaud
Rhode John, hiborer, r. 54 Jessie
Rhode Peter, shoemaker, r. 6.55 Minna
Rhodes Abraham J., mining broker, 601 California, r.
1510 Polk
Rhodes Alfred R. (Hicks & Rhodes) r. 1616 Lyon
Rhodes Arthur P., attorney at law, 16 Montgomery
Av, r. 413 Bartlett
Rho'les Augustus L (Rhodes & Barsfow) r. San Josd
Rhodes C. D., civil engineer, r. 711 Jones
Rhodes Edward L., attorney at law, 430 California, r.
250+ Bush
Rhodes Frank F., expressman, r. 1616 Lyon
Rhodes Frank W., machinist, r. 719 California
Rhodes George, r. 113 Oregon
Rhodes H., boilermaker, r. 134 Fourth
Rhodes Harry, student, r. 645 Third
Rhodes Henry, expressman, SE cor Post and Kearny,
r. Oakland
Rhodes Herbert, bartender Frank Jones, r. 400 Geary
Rhodes John, janitor Phelan Bldg, r. 26 Bluxome
Rhodes John, miner, r. 810 Powell
Rhodes John U.. lieutenant U. S. Revenue Marine, r.
731 Shotwell
Rhodes May Miss, r. 1616 Lyon
Rhodes Noel, clerk Hills Bros., r. 126 Page
Rhodes Raleigh E.. clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich- &
Ackermau, r. 413 Bartlett
Rhodes Samuel, real estate, r. 321 Pacific
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, r. 934 Folsom
Rhodes Walter W., table cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 11 Harlem PI
Rhodes William H. L., clerk Main & Winchester, r.
413 Bartlett
Rliodes & Barsto-w (Augustus L. Rhodes and
Alfred Barstow) attorneys at law, 430 California
8^" Rhodes. See Rhoades and Roades
Rhorer Milton M., deputy lusurance Commis-
sioner, State of California, 401 California, room 8,
r. Berkeley
8^" Rhorer. See Rohrer
Rial Cornelius, check clerk S. P. Co.. r. 17 Clinton
RibbleN. G., r. 1937 Geary
Ribby James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Riblin C, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 328 Vallejo
Riboli Annie, widow, r. 433 Green
Riboli Mamie Migs, shoefitter, r. 433 Green
Ribolsi Paul (Ribolsi & Cavagnaro) r. 413 Union
Ribolsi & Cavagnaro (Paol Ribolsi and John Cav-
agnaro) tinsmiths and plumbers, 440 Broadway
Ricard A., r. 609 Post
Ricard Alice, widow, r. 726 Octavia
Ricci Adolph, confectioner, r. 527 34 Geary, rear
Ricci Edward, confectioner, r. 527 3^ Geary, rear
RiccI Sidney Miss, teacher singing, r. 106 St. Ann's
Bldg
Ricconi Olinto, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Ken-
tucky and Sierra
Rice Abraham, shoemaker, 521 J<i Hyde, r. 707 Ellis
Rice Adam T., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Rice Alexander, clerk, r. 707 Ellis
Rice Artemus W., dairyman, r. 22003^ Fillmore
Rice Benjamin F.. clerk Michael S. Rice, r. 663 Twen-
tieth
Rice Carson F., laborer, r. 1507 Clay
Rice Caspon M., laborer, r. 1507 Clay
Rice Cecilia, widow, r. 517 Fourth
Rice Charles A., elevator engineer Flood Bldg, r. 2833
Pine
Rice Charles B., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co.. r. 209
Seventh
Rice Charles E., painter, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Rice Clinton, laborer, r. 1507 Clay
Rice Courtlard H., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1507 Clay
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37 MarM St
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ProdQcers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
RIC
993
lilC
Bice Dewitt C, clerk, r. 112J Pine
I Rice EJward, bUcksiuith, r. 67 Minna
'• Rice E. E., clfrk atiditiug dept Wells Fargo 4 Co., r.
1100 Van NfHs Av
Rice EniU. roofer, r. 19 X Garden
Rice Frank, cook. r. 46 Louisa
Rice Frank H . hackman, r. 223 O'Farrell
Bice Frank S, first lieutenant Battery M. Ist Artil-
lery. U. S. .\., ami Post Adjutant, Fort Mason
Rice Frank .S., Pacific Coast agent King Iron
Brldg.- Co, (Cleveland, Ohio) office 102 Phelan
Bldg, r. (.27 M Guerrero
Rice Frelerick. saw filer, r. 663 Twentieth
Rice George, butcher, r 34 Natouia
Rice George A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt t Co,, r.
347 Grove
Bice George H., proptr Elite Theatre, NW cor Grant
Av and Geary, r, 648 Natoms
Rice George H., traflBc manager Pacific Mail
Steamship Co, and Occidental and Oriental Steam-
ship Co,, office 202 Market, r, P\^ Sutter
Bice George W., machinist Rix & Firth, r, 1424 Mls-
sinn
Bice George W., traveling salesman Hawley Bros,
Hardware Co., r, 1361 Folsom
Rice Harvey W. , agricultural, engine, boiler and
plow works, 56 Bluxome, r. Haywards
Bice Henry D., molder, and extraman Engine No, 4
Rice Jacob, r, 1014 Clay
Bice Jacob D., painter, r, 626 Merchant
Rice James, seaman, r. 62.5 Davis
Rice James B,, shoemaker Druhan & Gallagher, r,
NE cor Alabama and Twenty-fourth
Bice James C, groceries and liquors, 713 Clementina
Bice Jennie H, Miss, saleslady I, West Taber, r. 212
Powell
Bice John, r, 729 California
Rice John, carpenter, r. 347 Grove
Bice John, driver E. A. Norton, r. 14 Cook
Bice John P., barber Charles Sullivan, r. 5;^ Pros-
pect PI
Bice Joseph, calker, and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 1, r. 22 OTarrell
Rice L., engineer Cal. St. BR,, r. 1507 Clay
Bice Lizzie, widow, furnished rooms, 2o9 Seventh
Bice l.ydia. widow, r. 1122 Pine
Rice Margaret, widow, r. 504 Minna
Bice Mar-hall E. (Rice & Co.) r. 314 Townsend
Bice Mary, proptr The Argyle, 29 Eddy
Bice Mnry P., salesman M. L. Stearns, r. 315 Scott
Bice .Michael, teamster Mitchell S. Rice, r. 663 Twen-
tieth
Bice Michael D., carpenter, 205 Ellis, r. 912 Ellis
Bice Mitchell S., wood and coal, 669 Twentieth, r.
663 Twentieth
Bice P. C. master schr Halcyon, office 10 California,
room 3
Bice Patrick, teamster, r. 261 First
Bice hlchard, plumber and gasfitter, 107 Geary, r.
EBKt Berkeley
Bice Richard J., r. N s Beach nr Baker
aice Richard J., sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 610
Natoma
Rice Robert B.. r. 21 Prospect PI
Rice Robert G, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 745
Folsom
aice S. O., laborer, r. 1507 Clay
Rice Susan A., widow, r. 2722 Mission
Rice T. G.. driver Central KR.
Rice Thomas, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
aice William, r. 2134 Howard
iRlce William A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den k Co., r. 2722 Mission
Sice William H., dairy produce, 2204 Fillmore, r. 2418
Sacramento
Xice k Co. (.Marshall E. Rice) mantels and grates, 314
Townsend
I^Rice. See Reis and Relss
w, & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to C47 MAnHET CTP.EET.
Rich Abraham L., druggist William J. Bryan, r.Wind-
sor Hotel
Rich Alexander, clerk J. M. Philip, r, I0.'4 Urkln
Rich Bernard, stockbroker, 310 Montgomery, r. 108
Rich Bertha, widow, r, 3 Vincent
Rich Burnette, stockbroker, r. 108 Oak
Rich Deslree widow, r. 114 Trenton
Rl. h Edward M., shoema-er Buckingham k Hecht r
M '-^jrgi Court
Rich Frank, molder Eureka Foundry :
Gate Av
236 Golden
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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Rich Geary, stockbroker, r. 108 Oak
Rich George, bookkeeper Peter B. Simons k Bon r
37 Post
Rich Ueury. solicitor McAlester & Jones r. 1024 Lar-
kin
Rich Jane, widow, r. 5 Kramer PI
Rich Joseph, r. 108 Oak
Rich Lee B.. bellhauger Will A: Finck, r. 8 Kramer PI
Rich Louis, clerk, r. 3 Central Court
Rich Louis, tailor 635 ij Geary, r. 1024 Larkln
Rich Ober, clerk Grand Hotel
Rich Rebecca A., widow, nurse, r. 1010 Clay
!»■ Rich, See Reich
Richard Charles, upholstering, 1005 Valen'-la
Richard George H., restaurant, 317-321 Foiuth, r, 319
Fourth
Richard Louis, porter Hedrich & Ruge
Richard Owen W., wood and coal, 344 Tenth
Richard William, r. 63« Commercial
Richards Albert T., storekeeper Rush Houae
Richards A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Pine
Richards Ambrose, laborer, r. 2510 Leavenworth
Richards Annie, widow, r. 1011 Pine
Richards Beniamin, storekeeper Union Club. r. Oak-
land
Richards C. F. & Co. (Clayton F. Ricbsrda)
wholesale drugs and chemicals, and dmgglbta'
glassware. 427-42'J Sausome
Richards Charles O., vire-president The Bancroft
Co.. 721 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Richards Clayton F. (C. F. Richards k Co.) r. SE cor |
Pennsylvania Av and Solano
Richards Constance, domestic NE cor Chestnut and
Hyde
Richards C. "W. Dr.. dentist, 8W cor Kesruy and
Post, r. 1512 Pine
Richards Daniel (Mlghell & Bichardtt) r. 1310 Val.
encia
Richards Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 2234 Mission
Richards David M.. clerk Thomas Bell * Co.. r. 931
Suttei
Richards Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Pfeiff. r
Richards Ezra, mining, r, 1004 Powell
Richards Frank, r, 213 Shotwell
Richards Frank, fireman stmr San Rafael
Richards George, tanner, r, Dominica nrSoaiiuehanna
Richards Harold U.. r, 527.V4lllrch Av
Richards, Harrison k SberwoiKl (in liquidation)
John licriningham receiver, 10 Market
Richards Henry, agon*, r, 4(l5 Geary
Richards Henry, butcher M. Brandeniiteln k Co.. r.
Marquesas nr Itailroad Av
Richards Israel, teyuster. r. 2510 Leavenworth
Richards J., Bpi>rallier and coUHulting engineer, otBce
22 Califonilii, r. Saucellto
Richards Jacob, woodturDcr, r. 747 Howard
RlrliHnls JttineH, machinist, r. 217 Second
Richanls .James, wagonmaker H. B. Kohlndler. r. 7
Pfeiffer
Rlchnrds James C. r. 411 Dolores
Ul( hards James H., r. 308 Point I^ibos Av
Ri. hards James J., r. 1318 Sacratiioiito
Richards James S.. seaman, r. lOOM L«ikln
Richards J. K. A- Co. (John K. Klchardu) liquor saloon.
26 Fourth
Richards J. H. r. 13 Van NeM Av
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Manufacturers of
TRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Rirliarils .lohii, I'oiistructiiig cuyiucer W. T. Qarratt
& Oi>,, r. Sauoilito
Richard« John D.. clprk Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
r. i'.tIS WasliinBtou
Richards John E. (J. E. Richards & Co.) r. 612 Guer-
rero
Richards John E. Jr., clerk, r. 612 Guerrero
Richards John S., bookkeeper George W. Tindal, r
1004 Powell
Richards John W., agent Cincinnati Cooperage Co..
20t) Front, r Oakland
Richards Joseph, ironworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 7
Pfeififer
Richirds Joseph J., waiter, r. 1220 Pacific
Richards Joseph M., r. 931 Sutter
Richards Lfnora A. Miss, teacher stenography Com-
mercial School, r. li Eddy
Richards M. Mrs., r. 19 Powell
Richards Mary Mrs., r. 20 Thirteenth
Richards MoUie, seamstress, r. 801 Vallejo
Richards Peal, laborer, r. 2510 Leavenworth
Richards Pheobe, widow, r. 2510 Leavenworth
Richards Ros;i, domestic 2345 Buchanan
Richards Ruth Miss, dressmaking, 633 Jessie
Richards Samuel, brewer, r. 8 Hinckley
Richards Stephen H., machinist Union Iron Works,
1608 M Stevenson
Richards Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Bichards Thomas, engineer, r. 19 Powell
Richards Thomas Mrs., lodgings, 19 Powell
Richards William, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 7 Pfeififer
Richards William, seaman, r. 10 Anthony
Richards William, seaman, r. 340 Jackson
Richards William A., assistant bookkeeper Bancroft-
Whitney Co., r. 612 Guerrero
Richsrds William E.. r. 931 Sutter
Richards William J., r. 534!^ Ninth
Richards William L., teamster, r. 413 Twenty-seventh
Richards William T., horse breaker, r. 2510 Leaven-
worth
Richardson A., r. 720 California
Richardson Albert H., r. 8 Hubbard
Richardson Alexander (Richardson Bros.) r. 550 Miss-
ion
Richardson Alexander W.. draftsman, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson Arthur K., r. 127 Kearny
Richardson Auchmuty, general manager Cal. Associ-
ated Press, 302 Montgomery, room 47, r. Los
Gatos
Richardson B., with William K. Vickery, r. Oakland
Richardson Brothers (Alexander and James) books
and stationery, 215 Grant Av
Richardson C. A., traveling; salesman Siegfried &
Brandenstein, r. Reno, Nevada
Richardson Carrie, hairdresser, r. 107 Natoma
Richardson Charles, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Richardson Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Richardson Charles, engineer, r. 342 Fifth
Richardson Clement, miner, r. 909 Buchanan
Richardson Clement, teamster, r. Union Av nr Ward
Richardson Clifton P.. clerk S. A. Edgerly, r. 310
Montgomery Av
Richardson Clothilde, widow, r. 837 Golden Gate Av
Richardson Daniel S., with JapMiese Consulate, r.
East Oakland
Richardson E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 601 Natoma
Richardson E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2835 Folsom
Richardson Edward, plumber Shepard Bros., r. 605
Natoma
Richardson Edward H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 127 Kearny
Richardson Edwin H., superintendent factory
Thomas Day & Co., r. East Oakland
Richardson E. J., purser stmr Acapulco
Richardson Eva Mrs., widow, real estate, r. 625 Post
Richardson Florence J. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street
Primary Sc hool, r. 2i
Richardson Frank, niacblnlst Risdonl. andL. Works,
r. 912 H Natoma
Richardson Frank, stage manager Morosco'e Amphi-
theater, r. 7-27 Howard
lUchardson Frank H., law stiuleut Frank M. Stone,
r. East Oakland
Richiirdson Frederick, r. 127 Kearny
Richardson Frederick, clerk, r. N s Twenty-seventh;
bet Sanchez and Noe
Richardson George., r. 140 Minna
Richardson George, clerk U. S. Drayman, r. Berkeley
Richardson George, teamster T. M. Antisell Piano
Co., r. Oakland
Richardson George E., carpenter Lobos Square Pack-
ing House, r. 3501 Fillmore
Richardson George F., secretary general manager S.
P. Co., r. Alameda
Richardson George H., clerk general auditor's office
S. P. Co. (Northern Division) r. Oakland
Richardson George H., traveling salesman A. B.
Patrick & Co.. r. 1704 >^ Folsom
Richardson George J. (Richardson & Gallagher) r.
512 Vallejo
Richardson George W., clerk Charles C. Eeene, r. NE
cor Twenty-seventh and Noe
Richardson Henry, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Richardson Henry R., with U. P. Ry, r. 37 Second
Richardson Herbert S., barber Sand Bros., r. 678 Har-
rison
Richardson H. R. Mrs., saleslady Wiester & Co., r. 87
Second
Richardson Jacob M., drayman, r. 912)i Natoma
Richardson James, r. 550 Mission
Richardson James (Richardson Bron.) r. 1028 Market
Richardson James, plumber, r. 620 Seventeenth
Richardson James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 7 Ewer PI
Richardson James J., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1134
Union
Richardson J. E., clerk, r. 142 Page
Richardson J. M., clerk Quade & Straut, r. Oakland
Richardson John, r. 978 Harrison
Richardson John, clerk, r. 534 Eighteenth
Richardson John, engineer, r. 20 Perry
Richardson John, saloonkeeper, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson John, stableman Hugh Flynn, r. 603 Na-
toma
Richardson John Jr., metalroofer, r. 605 Natoma
Richardson Julia, widow, furnished rooms, 873^
Market
Richardson Kate, widow, r. 602 Seventh
Richardson Kate, widow, r. 1228 Sacramento
Richardson Leonard, photographer, r. 631 Jessie
Richardson Lizzie Miss, elocutionist, r. 26 McAllister
Richardson M. Mrs., proptr Villa Hotel, D bet Sixth
and Seventh Avs
Richardson Mary, groceries and liquors, 620 Seven-
teenth
Richardson Mary Mrs., r. 313 Fourth
Richardson Myra Mrs., nurse, r.2251 Mission
Richardson Rachel, r. 36 Fair Oaks
Richardson Richard C, housemover r. 624 Natoma
Richardson Richard C, janitor, 997 Market
Richardson Robert, engineer, r. 14 Henrietta Square
Richardson Theodore T., conductor Sutter St. KR., r.
1309 Lyon
Richardson Thomas, bartender Henry Reinke, r. 915
Montgomery
Richardson Thomas, manager S. F. Lumber Co., Pier
12 Steuart, r. 1030 Pine
Richardson Thomas, wool sorter, r. 620 Brannan
Richardson Walter H., clerk P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1309
Lyon
Richardson William, r. 322 O'Farrell
Richardson William, r. 829 Bush
Richardson William, coachman, r. 1922 Sacramento
Richardson William, machinist Daly & Cavanagh
Richardson William Jr., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. !
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MERCHANT TAILORS
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THE Lion Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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Richardson William G., Pacific Coast raanaRer
(iraliau Paiifr Co., 5'29 i oiuruerclal, r. 2ii3() Hoott
Ricliarclsoii William H., drugKiBt, SW cor 8ix-
teeuth aud Market
Richariinun & Gallagher (George J. Richardson and
Henry Gallagher) liquor saloon, 819 Battery
Richardt B. Mr«., watchcase poliBher, r. 'JaO Jessie
Kiihert Constant, driver, r. 1«18)4 Mason
•^ Kichert. See Keichardt aud Reichert
Richet Augustus B., coiiipositor Alta. r. 812 Jackson
Richieri P. Mrs., Beanistress, r. 5 Pollard PI
Ricbit Henry V., superintendent National Cemetery,
U. 8. A., Presidio
Rlchley George, carpenter, r. 727 Clementina
Richiuann Drill and Air Compressor, W. T. Oarratt
& Co. mufrs, NW cor Fifth aud Brannan
Richmond Charles, blacksmith, r. 127 Fair Oaks
Richmond George E., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
472 Tehama
Richmond George R.. wharf foreman P. M. SS. Co., r.
18 .-jtanly PI
Richmond Henry, carpenter, r. 912 Minna
Richmond House, 246 Third
Richmond John, carpenter, r. Tanners' Home, San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-sixth
Richmond John B., clerk, r. 1044 Mission
Richmond-Judd Lizzie G. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son) r. Oablaud
Richmond Julia A. Mrs., r. 99.5 Market
Richmond L. G. Mrs. & Sou (Mrs. L. Q. Jtidd and
Willard P. Richmond) proptrs Women's Co-oper-
ative Printing Office, 2:J First
Richmond Louis P., plumber, r. 821 Church
Richmond Robert, shoemaker Fitzgerald & Smith, r.
SE cor Twenty-second and Mis-ion
Richmond Selden I., packer Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1124^(S Harrison
Richmond Willard P. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son)
r. 807 California
Richmond William H., carpenter, r. 912 Minna
Richolta Francisco, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Richon Anna Mrs., feather cleaning and curling, 23
Ellis
Ricbter Adolpb, mofr jewelry, 622 Merchant, r. Oak-
land
Rlchter Aujiust. bartender John H. Freese, r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Valencia
Rlchter Aimust, basket mnfr, r. 912 Bryant
Richter Bernard J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 912 Bryant
Richter C. Max, surgeon, office and r. 614 Geary
Richter Cornelius, laborer, r. London nr Church Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Richter Emil, weaver Goldstein Bros., r. Berkeley
Richter Ernest C, engraver A. Richter, r. 912 Bryant
Richter Eugene, baker, r. 6:{4 Grove
Richter Frank, satchelmaker D. Block & Co.
Richter George, clerk, r. 726 Lombard
Rirhter George J., laborer, r. 726 Lombard
Richter Henry (Richter & Benkeri r. 2108 Powell
Richter Henry, barber, E s Fourth bet Townsend and
King, r. 265 Clementina
Richter Herman, cook Palace Hotel, r. 349^ Minna
Richter Herman H., restaurant, 641 Second
Richter John, carpenter, r. 734 Broadway
Richter John L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1914 Mason
Rlchter Leo, plumber W. W. Montague & Co., r. Oak-
land
Richter Peter R., laborer, r. 726 Lombard
Rlchter Reiuhold, liquor saloon, NE cor Green and
Powell, and groceries aud liquors, 823 Vallejo, r.
1614 Powell
Ricbter William, second officer stmr Newark, r.
Eighteenth nr Doul'Imss
Rlchter William, upholsterer, r. 21 Lapldge
Richter William H.. restaurant, SW cor Kentucky and
Honduras
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPKCI.M, ni.sK.NS IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
Richter * Benker (Henry Rlchter and George I. Ben-
ken ciuar mufrM, 4t)l Montgomery Av
Richville William, clerk L. Herlngbl, r. 690 St«Ten.
son
Rick A. Mrs., r. 5.5 Shipley
Rick Charles, clerk, r. 318 Kearny
Rick Charles H., butcher, r. 121 Fell
Rick George, bootmaker, r. 713 Bush, rear
Rick George J., clerk, r. 121 Fell
Rick H., yardman Pac. Rolliu« Mill
Rick Jacob, millman Pac. Holling Mill. r. 121 Fell
RIckaby Richard, machinist, r. 1024 Mission
Rickard Carl, baker, r. 629 Clay
Rli^Kard George, drayman, r. 10 Silver
Rickard Henry, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Rickard Joseph, expressman, r. 577 Minna
Rickard Richard, salesman Standard Tea Co., r. 783
Mission
Rickard William H., upholsterer 1719-1721 MlMlon.
r. 2.5 Thirteenth
Rickards Albert, engineer, r. 303 Third
Rickards Carlton, insurance broker, 514 California,
and interpreter Chinese Custom House, r. 303
Third
Rickards Charles, leader orchestra Cremorne Theatre
Rickards Ellen, widow, r. 78 Clementina
Rickards Frank M., clerk, r. 303 Third
Rickards James, clerk, r. 3ii3 Third
Rickards James, liquor saloon, NE cor San Brano
Roid and Williams
Rickards S. J., r. 39 Fourth
Rickards William J., mate tag Millen Griffith, r. 303
Third
Rickards William J., salesman Gordan The Tailor, r.
563 VS Natoma
Rickborn Fernando A., groceries and liquors, 201
Oak
Ricke Henry, raachinehand A. Frel, r. 1015 York
Rlckeby William, watchman, r. 22U3H Mason
RIcker Benjamin F. carpenter, r. 5J4 Geary
Ricker B. F. Mrs., dressmakini{, 524 Geary
Ricker Caroline Mrs., r. 913 Sacramento
Rickesheiaer Joseph, engraver W. K. Vaoderalice k
Co.. r. Oakland
Ricketson Josie Mrs., dressmaking. 1006 Paciflo
Rickett E. D. steward stmr Acapuico
Rickett Jennie T. Mrs., nurse, r. 2251 Mission
Ricketts A. H., attorney at law. 508 California,
rooms 27-28, r. 8.(4 !< Valencia
Ricketts Oscar, conductor N. B. aud M. RR., r. 1214
Mission
Rickey Israel E., foreman H. L. B. Chace. r. LWer-
more, Cal.
Rickey T., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Rickey Thomas D., carpenter, r. Richland Av nr An-
derson Av. Holly Park
Rickley Charles, dairyman, r. Silver Ay nr Mission,
U. M. T.
Rlckraan Charles, solicitor William Hoelacher * Co.,
r. 619 Stevenson
Rickman L. P., tinsmith W.W. MonUgue k Co., r. Ml
Church
Rickman William F., stoves and tinware, 1434 MU.
sion
Ritkoff Charles, proptr Cal. Mattress Co., Junction
Market. IJolores and Fourteenth, r. 2516 Market
RickHon Edward, paint.r. r. 362 Minna
R|,-ord Ellen E.. widow, r. KU Sutter
Ricord Mattie K. Miss, clerk V. H. Internal Rovanu*.
r. H3> Sutter
Rlcotti Augustine, watchmaker, 1027 Kearny, r. 4i«
Broadway
Riddell Andrew J., messman stmr Collma
Hidden Benjamin, coal passer stmr Acipuico
Riddell Charles, bicycle maker, r. 1034 H Golden OsU
Rlddell Edwin B.. clerk tariff dept Wells Fargo* Oo..
r. 7()H Leavenworth
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
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KIdilell Kiiuice Ci., widow, r. H27 Twentieth
Riddpll Mary K.. widow, r. 101!) Hyde
Itiddell Tbouias C, coutractor and builder, r. 16 Pot-
t<r
Bidden William, bicycle maker, r. 1034 H Golden
Gate Av
Riddell William N., clerk land dept S. P. Co., r. 1019
Hyde
Riddle Herbert P., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
Oakland
Riddle John L., vice-president and business manager
Occidental Self Endowment Assn, 28 PUelan
Bids, r. 91o Eddy
Riddle Joseph H., cook, r. 311 Third
Riddle Robert, psinter, r. 2013 Dupont
! Riddle William H., clerk Occidental Self Endowment
I ABOn. r. 915 Eddy
Rideillnt Ferd, cook, r. 604 Vallejo
' Rideont .\lbert T., shipcarpenter, r. 965 Folsom
] Rideout E. P., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. Oak-
I land
Bideont Ernest V., clerk, r. 612 Nineteenth
' Ridemit James R., master mariner, r. 804 Filbert
I Rideout Thnmas, carpenter, r. 121 Capp
I Rider Frederick G., drngsist, .504 Bush, r. fi Monroe
Rider John B., hay and arain dealer, r. 2513 Folsom
Rider William M., bookkeeper, r. 2513 Folsom
1^" Rider. See Reiter and Ryder
Ridfje John R., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
642 Folsom
Ridge Simon, laborer, r. 460 Minna
Rid^e Thomas D., compopitor, r. 24 Scott PI
RidgewHy Brothers (William J. and Joseph H.) file
mnfrs. 9-11 Hill
Ridgeway Joseph H. (Ridgeway Bros.) r. 11 Hill
Ridi;eway Mary A. Mrs., r. 46 Louisa
Ridgeway William J. (Ridgeway Bros.) r. 11 Hill
Ridgway Annie E. Mrs., purchasing agent Harper
A. Smith, r. 475 Se^vnteenth
Ridgway Charles H.. upholsterer, r. 110 Golden Gate
Av
Ridgway George K.. canvasser Pac. Portrait Co.
Ridingr Academy, Vere Alston proprietor, 1537
Mis-ion. nr Twellth
Riding Benjamin, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co.,
r. 739 Howard
Riding George W., machinist, r. 739 Howard
Riding Thomas R., teamster Teele & Scott, r. 825 Lar-
kin
Ridley A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Ridley) stencil
cutter-; and mannfacturei 8 of box and burning
brands, 323 Front, room 7
Ridley Albert E. (A. E. Ridley .V' Co.) r. 304 Sanchez
Ridley E. A. B.. general broker, 510 California, room
21, r. Fruit Vale
Ridley Joseph, jeweler. 430 Valencia
Ridley Thomas R., janitor, r. 1112 Mason
Riebe Helena, widow, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Riebeling John M., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Mnf"
Co., r. 1529 Turk
Riecbers Charles, r. SW cor Duncan and Sanchez
EIECHERS FREDERICK W.
groceries, 601 Larkiii, r. 604 Eddy
Eiechers Henry, clerk E. Rhode & Co., r. 1003 McAl-
lister
Biechers Henry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. N s
Napa bet Texas and Missouri
Riecbers Herman, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Duncan and Sanchez
Eiechers Julius, tailor, r. 24 Turk
Riecbers Otto, bartender Doscher & Von Bargen r
1055 McAllister
Riecbers William, clerk F. W. Riecbers, r. 604 Eddy
Rieck Henry, cooper, r. N b Channel bet Ninth and
Tenth
Biech Henry J., candlemaker, r. K s Channel bet
Ninth and Tenth
Kied CorneliUR, bookkeeper London. Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. 328 Heventh
Ried Henry G., teamster F. Hufschmidt, r. 22 Free-
Ion
Riede Paul, r. 1628 Stockton
Riedel Conrad, paper carrier, r. 36 Clarence PI
Riedfl George, cabinetmaker, r. 2016 Taylor
Riedel Gustuve H.. commission merchant, r. 1007
Mason
Riedel William, cigarmaker, 3 Warren PI
Riedeman J. W., employment secretary Young Men's
Chrit-tian A'-sn, r. 528 Greenwich
Rieder Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Bartol
Riodinger William F., rcstatirant, 104 Seventh
Ried.v Charles C, designer and engraver on
wood, 432 Montgomery
Riegt-lliaupt Philip, tailor, r. 546 Howard
Riegelhuth Charles, butcher, 432 Third, r. 134 Perry
Riegellmth Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 44 Uilia
Riegi'lhuth Frederick, s^itchelmaker, r. 44 Julia
Riegelhuth George, musician, r. 814 Union
Riegels C. A., wines and liquors wholesale and
retail, 871 Market, r. 625 Pot^t
Rieger John C, barber P. l>. Bernhard. r. 636 O'Far-
rell
Rieger John G., salesman, r. 1010 Fillmore
Rieger Julius, r. 638 Commercial
Riefjer P. & Co. (estate of) manufacturers flavor-
ing extracts, 511 Front
Rieger P.iul Mrs. widow, r. 1010 Fillmore
Rieger William, manager estate of P. Rieger & Co.,
511 Frout, r. 842 Grove •
Riegger Max, baker, r. 738 Howard
Riegling Joseph, baker, r. 621 Jessie
Riego Francisco, laborer, r. 218 Ninth
Riehn Albert H., proptr Occidental Music Hall, r.
937 Mission
Riehn Charles H. Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Leavenworth
Rienzi Louisa Mrs., secretary Cal. State Board of Silk
Culture, 91-92 Flood Bldg, r. 1724 Sutter
Ries Hugo, clerk, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Johanna, widow, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Julius, brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Leopold, land agency, 621 Clay
Ries M., peddler, r. 301 Ivy Av
Ries Nathan, salesman S. Hartman & Bro., r. 608
Ellis
Riese Brothers (Leo and David) mnfrs cigars, 611 San-
some
Riese Casper, r. 1602 Stockton
Riese Charles A., instrument maker John Roach, r.
207 Nineteenth
Riese David (Riese Bros.) r. 1519 Baker
Riese John E.. capitalist, r. 207 Nineteenth
Riese Leo (Ritse Bros.) r. 2916 Pine
Riese Nathan, cigarmaker, r. r. 2002 Mason
B^" Riese. See Reese, Reece, Ries and Riess
Rieser Albert A. (J. G. Spence Jt Co.) r. 1602 Folsom
Rieser Edwin O., salesman, r. 710 Nineteenth
Rieso Joseph, gardener. Spring Valley Homestead
nr Mission Road
Riess C. waiter stmr Granada
Rietow Charles, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 14 August Alley
Rietzke Charles (Falk .t Rietzke) r.9437 Mission
Rietzke Gustav Dr., dentist. 1228 Market, r. 501
Geary
Rieu John, bootmaker, 187 Jessie
Rieux Lucy Mrs., boarding, 114 Powell
Rigades Manuel, bartender John Byrne, r. 650 How-
ard
Rigaud Louis, crockery and glassware, 1304 Stockton,
and toys, 1203 Dupont. r. 13U4 Stockton
RIgdon Rufus L., physician, 1253 Twenty-fourth
Rigder Jacob, tailor, r. 813 Pacific
Riggers and Stevedores Union Association, 808 Mont-
gomery
Riggers' Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
&RPAO HARASZTHY & CO.
( 530
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Proters Of FINE TABLE WINES
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RJL
RIggs George S.. mining secretary, r. 31fi Taylor
Riiigs William. teHinster J. Morton Ac Co.
Eigh> til CandKlo, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
2'.l-27 Jackson
Righetll Domentco, driver G. Rottanzl. r. 1013 Market
Kigbtuiire K. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1417 Scolt
Rightmire J. A. Mina, teaclier, r. 1417 Scott
Rlghtniire Sallie A. Miss, principal Emerson Primary
School, r. 1417 S.ott
Rignt-y Arthur, ahoefitter, r. 1217 Kearny, rear
Rigney JaraeR A., machlnehand L. Ph. Bolander, r.
cor Seventeenth and Clara Av
Rigney .Joseph, warehouseman, r. 1217 Kearny, rear
Riker Alanson, clerk Dennis Buckley, r. 100 Fifth
Biker H. H. Mrs., r. 913 Sacramento
Riker James Mrs., widow, r. 1402 Leavenworth
Riley AlphouBO Rev., O. P., clergyman Dominican
Monastery, NW cor Steiner and Bush
Riley Annie, widow, r. 361 Minna
Riley Bartholomew, dairyman, r. 330 Twenty-second
Riley Benjamin F., telegraph operator, r. 610 Taylor
Riley C. Mrs., widow, r. 402 McAllister
Riley Calvin C, apothecary and druggist, NW
cor Second and Howard
Riley Charies, engineer, r. oi9 Bryant
Riley Cornelius, carpenter and jobber, r. 565 Ste-
venson •
Riley Daniel, capitalist, r. 16 Albion Av
Riley Dennis, trackman Citv RR. . r. 14.i7 Minna
Riley E. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Willow Av
Riley Edward, bookbinder Malloye & Broder, r. 1809
Stockton
Riley Edward, harnessmaker, and extraman Engine
No. 5, r. 1214 Kearny
Riley Edward, cook C. O. Swanberg, r. 236 O'Farrell
Riley Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1219 Kearny
Riley Edward, liquor saloon. 1410 Harrison
Riley Edward, plumber, r. 296 Howard
Kiley Edward A., watchman New City Hall, r. 755
Brannan
Riley Edwin J., waiter, r. 537 Howard
Riley Elizabeth, widow, r. 75 Clipper
Riley Fannie, dressmaker, r. 670 Harrison
Riley Fergus, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 347
Fremont
Riley F. J., compositor Call
Riley Francis J., clerk-, r. ^'29 Sacramento
Riley Frank, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
2000 Dupont
Riley Frank, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Riley Frank, porter Welle Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Riley Frank T., carver, r. 406 Bryant
Riley Frank W., finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Riley George, stableman W. P. Graham, r. Harrison
bet Sixteenth and Seveuteentn
Rilev George B., clerk, r. 419 Stockton
Riley Hazen K.. r. 1.521 Golden Gate Av
Riley Henry W , plumber, r. 1429 Pine
Riley James, r.443 Guerrero
Rilev James, assistant Chief Engineer S. F. F. D.,
office Old City Hall, first floor, r 425 Bnsh
Riley James, bartender Pacific Billiard Parlors
Riley James, boilermaker, r. 51 First
Riley James, carpenter Rli^don I. and L. Works
Riley James, expressman, r. 109 Rose Av
Riley James, laborer, r. 114 Natoina
Riley Jumes. laborer, r. 551 First
Riley James, laborer, r. 1727 JIarket
Riley James, porter Rosseter & Smith, r. 240 Oak
Riley James B., horseshoer, 137 Minna, r. 157 Minna
Riley James H., r. 449 Natoma
Riley James J., plumber, r. 27)^ Pearl
Riley James J., policeman, r. 137 Fifteenth
Riley James P.. clerk, r. 240 Oak
Riley James R., driver United Carriage Co., r. 39
Clementina
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION '
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS I
t & J, SLOANt & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IX I>AIl<ii: NAKll.I^-.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Riley James T., hostler A. De Tavel, r. 811 Howard
Riley Jatues W., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
Riley Jane, widow, r. 21 IH Howard
Riley Jennie, dressmaker, r 670 Harrison
Hiley John, r. 137 Fifteenth
Riley John. r. 1006 Haight
Riley John, driver Hose No. 4, r. 1809 Stockton
Riley John, expressman, SW cor Mission and Seventh,
r. 181 Fourteenth
Riley Johu fireman Spring Valley W. W. r. 808 Bay
Riley John, laborer, r. N 8 Sierra bet Micbigan and
Georgia
Riley John, miner, r. 566)4 Bryant
Riley Johu, packer Del Monte Milling Co., r. 340
Third
Riley John, plumber Cadman Bros., r. 2014 Mission
Riley John, polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r. 1457
Minna
Riley John, teamster, r. 71 Federal
Riley John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 21 H Con-
verse
Riley John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46 Te-
hama
Riley John A., r. 1517)4 Leavenworth
Riley John F., clerk Custom House, r. 1320 California
Riley John F., compositor Call. r. 22 John
Riley John F., contractor, r. 113 Polk
Riley John F., pressman O^mmercial News and Ship-
ping List, r. 1809 Stockton
Riley John H.. clerk Keane Bros., r. 210 Willow Av
Riley John H. W. (Riley, 01s. n & Herrick) and offi-
cial reporter Superior Court, Dept 1, r. East Oak-
land
Riley John J., leather finisher, r. 755 Brannan
Riley John W., carpetlayer, r. 622 Linilen Av
Riley John W., molder Empire Foundry, r. 707
Florida
Riley Joseph, r. 9.50 Howard
Riley Joseph, carpenter, r. 210 Willow Av
Riley Joseph dairyTiiai). r. 312 Fell
Riley Joseph, sboebuttoner P. F. Nolan * Co., r. 26
Howard Court
Riley J. P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Riley K. Mrs , laundress Childrens' Hospital
Riley Kate, domestic 627 Twenty-third
Riley M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Riley Margaret, widow, r. 26 Rlngold Av
Riley Margaret Mrs., lodgings. 5 Fouttli
Riley Mary, r. SE cor Taylor and CalifornU
Hiley Mary, widow, r. 18 Chenery
Uiley Mary, widow, r. 406 Bryant
Riley Mary, brushmak' r W. N. Van Lsak
Rilev Mary, lodgings. 140 Minna
Riley .Mary Miss, sbirtmaker. r. 432 Linden Av
Rliey Mary Mrs., secondhniid clothing, 954 Howard
Riley Mary A., widow, r. 22 John
Riley Marv E. Miss, nurse Nurses' Home, r. 1005 Sut-
ter
Riley Michael, laborer, Henry Burnstlnp
Riley Michael, boilermaker, r. vni4 Mlaaion
Riley Michael, plasterer, r. 18 Chenery
Riley Michael J., molder Pac. Foundry, r. i07 Florida
Riley, Olsen .t Herrick (John H. W BIley, Juatinlus
B. Olsen and Herbert 8. Herrick) stenographers,
325 Montgomery, room 22
Bilev Owen, milk ranch, cor Berlin and Woolsey,
U. M. T.
Rilev P.. clerk, r. 26 Linden Av
rillev Patrick, baker, r. 19 Valencia, rear
Ril. y Patrick, coal passer stmr Granada
liiley I'.itrick fireman Cal St. RU , r. 1429 Pine
Kili'y Patrick, laborer, r. 44 Minna
Rilev Patrick, laborer, r. 7.-.5 Hrannan
Riley Patrick S., bill poster, 214 Montgomery, r. filH
Filbert
Rilev Peter, r. 317 Fremont ^ „, , , ^
Hiley Peter, laborer, r. N a Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
'RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
EIL
998
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl>01tl'Kl<a OI*
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Riley Poter T., clerk Custom House, r. Berkeley
Uiley Philip, oarpc'iter, r. '21 Clara
Riley Philip, laborer, r. Sierra nr Shasta
Riley Philip, laundry acnt, 115(> Market, r. 554 Minna
Rlley Rose Miss, r. 2J8 Fulton
Riley Rose, dressmaker, r. 570 Harrison
Riley Samuel H., parter Martin Sachs & Co., r. 470
Tehama
Rlley Theodore J., waiter stmr San Juan
Riley Thomas, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 67 Clem-
entina
Riley Thomas, plasterer, r. 114 Langton
Rlley Thomas Jr., finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
114 Langton
Riley Thomas D., hay and grain, 255 East, r. 453 Sev-
enteenth
Riley Thomas J., longshoreman, r. SE cor Kearny
and Bay
Riley Thomas J . machinist, r. 17 Natoma
Riley Thomas W.. harnessmaker Hart & Branden-
stein, r. 1023 Mission
Riley William, bartender, r. 416^ Natoma
Riley ■William, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 1809
Stockton
Riley William, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
115 Fair Oak
Riley William, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Riley William C clerk William J. Bryan & Co., r. N
W cor Second and Howard
Riley William J., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 2118 How-
ard
Riley William P., second-hand engines and waterpipe,
296 Howard, r. 357 First
t^ Kiley. See Reilly and Ryley
Rimassa Charles G., barber, r. SW cor Clay and Ma-
son
Rimassa Liberale, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 323 Montgom-
ery Av
Rimlinger Andrew, tnrner Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 8 McLea Court
Rimlinser Anton, expressman, r. 8 McLea Court
Rimlinger Joseph, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros , r. 2}^
McLea Court
Rinaldi Alexander, r. 704 Bush
Rinaldi Giuseppe, packer C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 24
Gilbert
Rinaldo Brotliers & Co. (Tobias and Solomon
Rinaldo and Charles S. Bier) maunfacturers cig-
ars and importers tobacco, 223-225 Battery
Rinaldo George, clerk J. Equi. r. 1514 Dupont
Rinaldo Solomon (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. 1038 McAl-
lister
Rinaldo Tobias (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.) r. San Jose,
Cal.
Rincon Frank, barber, r. 802 Vallejo
Rincon Grammar School, Miss E. A. Cleveland prin-
cipal. Silver bet Second and Third
Rincon Pasquale F., barber, r. 802 Vallejo
Rindge Harrison A., clerk, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Rinebold J.J. (Rinebold & Vidaver) r. 38 Langton
RIKEBOLD & VIDAVER
(J. J. Rinebold and Nixon J. Vidaver)
dentists, 1320 Market
Rines A. C. Mrs., widow, r. Sixteenth bet Market
and Sanchez
Rlnes James P., carpenter, i*. Paraguay nr Tombigbee
Rines Joshua R., carrier Post Office, r. 559 Mission
Ring Anna, widow, r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring Benno, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1003 McAllister
Ring Brothers (David J. and William) grocf-ries and
liquors, SW cor Polk and Broadway and NE cor
Nineteenth and Castro
Ring Brothers (Edward G. and William H.) liquor
saloon, 3549 Fillmore
Ring Byron, foreman Palmer & Rey, r. 1409 Twenty-
fourth
Ring Charles Jr., printer Palmer & Rey, r. 1030 Clay
Ring David J. (Ring Bros.) r. NE cor Nineteenth and
Ciistro
Ring Edward, clerk Ring Ring Bros., r. NE cor Nine-
teenth and CiiBtro
Ring Edward G. (Ring Bros.) r. NW cor Greenwich
and Webster
Ring Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 356 Clementina
Ring Ellen, widow, r. 2018 Stockton
King James, seaman, r. CU Pine
Ring John, cable repairer, r. 512 Mission
Ring John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
King John B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Six-
teenth and Sanchez
Ring L. M. Mrs., r. 801 Leavenworth
Ring Richard, bartender, r. NE cor Fifth and Berry
King Richard, compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 2100
Greenwich
Ring Robert S., bookkeeper, r. 434 Second
Ring Timothy, lumberman, r. 5 Clementina
Ring William (Ring Bros.) r. SW cor Polk and Broad-
way
Ring William H. (Ring Bros.) r. NW cor Greenwich
and Webster
Ring William V., teamster, r. 524 Howard
Ringe Elbe, liquor saloon, 136 Folsom
Ringe Henry J., cleikH. A. Windt, r. NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
Ringen Chribtopher, clerk, r. 329 Fifth
Ringen John C, bartender Sorenson, Dunker b Co.;
r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Louis P., cashiar B. W. L. Nicoll, r. 613 Lom-
bard
Ringen Peter, bartender, r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Peter Jr., pressman F, L. Fischer & Co., r. 613
Lombard
Ringer Charles A., macbinehand Fuchs & Euler, r.
715 Howard
Ringgold C. barber, r. 525 Post
Ringgold Charles 8., lauudryman, r. 717 Fulton
Ringgold Robert E.. bookkeeper, r. 717 Fulton
Ringgold William H. Mrs., widow, hairdresser, 525
Post
Ringo Henry E., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 205 }«.
Guerrero
Ringo Samuel A. Rev., r. 2132 Broderick
Ringrose Rhody. contractor, r. 2618 Sacramento
Ringsted G., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rinstroraer Sophie Mis8,r. 22 Stockton PI
Ringwa^ L. M., upholstery goods, 147 Phelan Bldg,
r. 938 Bush
Ringwell M., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ringwood John H., porter M. & T. Weil & Co., r. Ill
Sanchez
Rink Edward, stevedore, r. 26 Langton
Binn Maria, widow, r. 217 5^ Eighth, rear
Rion Philip H., foreman Levison Bros., r. 1826 Post
Rinn Thomas, r. 217^ Eighth, rear
Rinnie J'rederick, lacquerer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1308 Mission
Rinold Martin, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Riordan B., laborer, r. 2022 Polk
Kiordan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 566 Mission
Riordan B. Mrs., widow, r. 303 Austin
Riordan Bridget, widow, r. 1143 Harrison
Riordan Cornelius, furnace builder U. S. Mint, r. 322
Fulton
Riordan Cornelius, instructor Golden Gate Athletic
Club, r. 654 Folsom
Riordan Cornelius J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 1110 Market
Riordan Daniel, commercial traveler, r. 212 First
Riordan Daniel, hostler Suiter St. RR., r. 1 Austin
Riordan Daniel, porter Eeane Bros., r. 405}^ Grove
Riordan Daniel, teamster, r. 1613)4 Green
Riordan Daniel F., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 322 Fulton
Riordan Daniel J., assistant bookkeeper Le Count
Bros., r. 366 Clementina
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
•72X
MARKET ST.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
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999
BIT
Riordan Daniel P., policeniaa, r. 1143 HarriHon
Kiordan Daniel T., compositor Call, r. 407 Grove
Kiordan Dennis, bartender John J. Lane, r. 312)4
Minna
Riordan Dennis, carpenter, r. 3G(; Clementina
Riordan Ueunis, driver, r. 303 Austin
Riordan Dennis F., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r.
1137 Sbotwell
Riordan Edw-^rd D., oiler stmr Alameda
Riordan Euuene, liuemau, r. 3>4 Gilbert
Riordan Eufiene, shoemaker, r. 407 Grove
Riordan George, gasfltter, and assistant foreman En-
(fiue No. <i, r. 4fi8 Jessie
Riordan James, r. 309 Austin
Riordan Jeiemiah, waiter, r. 3G() Clementina
Riordan John, clerk, r. 3 Gilbert
Riordan John, hostler Arthur S. Peterson
Riordan John, laborer, r. 520 Howard
Riordan John, machinist Rix & Firth, r. S 8 Twenty-
fifth nr Castro
Riordan John, stonecutter, r. Bsilroad Av nr Servia
Riord:in John A., painter, r. 819 Howard
Riordan John C. purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.
Riordan John D., compositor Alta
Riordan John E., clerk S. P. Co., r. W s Vermont bet
Huuibdldt and Nevada
Riordan John H., clerk Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnfg Co., r. »08 Jones
Riordan John P., clerk License Collector, r. 313
Mason
Riordan Joseph, cooper, r. 3^ Gilbert
Riordan Joseph, barnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r.
155 Silver
Riordan Joseph H., clerk T. D. Riordan, r. 808 Jones
Kiordan Kate, widow, r. S s Twenty-fifth nr Castro
Riordan Mary, widow, r. 1238 Mission
Riordan Owen, teamster August Junghlut
Riordan Patrick, liquor saloon, 1434 Market
Riordan Patrick W. Most Rev., Archbishop
of Sin Francisco, 628 California, r. 1122 Eddy
Riordan Patrick W., shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 3019
Mission
Riordan P. J., assistant engineer stmr Starbuck
Riordan Richard (O'Connor & Riordan) r. 654 Folsom
Riordan Richard, machinist, r. S s Twenty-fifth nr
Castro
Riordan Richard D., painter Thomas Downing
Riordan Richard R., compositor, r. 214 O'Far-
rell
Riordan Stephen, laborer, r. 181 M Fourteenth
Riordan Thomas, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
Baker and MrAllii-ter
Riordan Thomas D., attorney at law, 6 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 116 Turk
Riordan Timothy, plasterer, r. 524 Ninth
Riordan Timothy P., shipping clerk F. S. Chad-
bourne \- Co., r. 7'.^0 Buchanan
Riordan T. P., real estate agent, 9 Post. r. 1415
Post
Riordan William A., clerk T. P. Riordan, r. 1415 Post
Riordan William J., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r.
520 Howard
H^ Riordan. See Rearden and Rcardon
Rtoton H. Adam, porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Oakland
Rlpetto Maria, widow, r. .506 Union
Blphenburgh D., livery stable. 21 Steuart, r. 36 Page
Ripka Richard, laborer J.Gundlacb fc Co., r.530 Pine
Ripke Henry, clerk Henry Blanken & Co., r. 326 Fol-
som
Ripley Jospph L., private secretary William M. Hoag,
r. 413 O'Farrell
Ripley Thomas, clerk, r. .545 Stevenson
Ripley William, engineer, r. 1084 Howard
Rlppe Herman, packer E. T. Anthony & Co. r. 70 Minna
Rippe John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Potrero Av and Twenty-fourth, and NW cor Bry-
ant Av and Twenty-fourth
A^
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
iMi'iinTF.H.i A.Ni) ih:ai.kkh is
CA. I^ 1> 1£: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Rippcy A. O., r. m> Powell
Rippey Wesley C. advertising agent, r. 1104 Mark, t
Rippich Frederick, attendant V. S. Marine Hospital
Rtppon William E., real estate, r. 825 Halgbt
Rlppstein Gottlief, r. 814 Folsom
Riqiieur Marcel, printer P. E. Dougherty k Co., r. 7
Prospect PI
Rirup Otto, baker, r. 763 Howard
Rischebnsch Emma, widow, r. 512 Stevenson
RIschmiiller Georwe, carpenter, r. tiH\ Linden Av
Rischmiiller Henry G., modeler Kellett & McMurray,
r. 731 Hayes
Risdon, Cahn <!k Co. (Robert N. RIsdon and
Maier A. Cahn) commission merchants and
wholesale provisions, lOS-UK California
Risclon Iron M LocoDiotive Works w....am
H. Taylor presidt-nt, Kolx-it S. Moore
vice-president and Muperinlendt* nt,
L.e%via R. Mead tecretury, SE cor How-
ard and Beale
Risdon Robert N. (Risdon, Cahn &Co.) r. 958 Eighth,
Onkland
Bisi Alois, shoemaker, 806 Greenwich
Risi Benjamin, tinsmith, r. 526 Vallejo
Rising Sun Mining Co. (Unga Island, Alaska) Louis
Sloss Jr. secretary, office 300 Sansome
Risk Mary, widow, r. 15 Alta
Risk William, r. 15 Alta
Rialey Arthur A., tailor, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Risley J. F., mantel setter W.W. Montague * Co., r.
740 Broadway
Risman C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Riso Giuseppe U., barber. 430 Broa<lway, r. 1415
Stockton
Rispaud P. (Rencurel & Rispaud) r. 501 Sixth
Rlssetto L., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rissland Albion, grocer, and foreman Hook and Lad-
der No. 1
Rissland Jemima G. Mrs., fancy goods, 1040 McAllis-
ter
Rissmanu Marie Mrs., teacher music, r. 501 Post
Risso Antonio, fisheriaun, r. 315 Vallejo
Risso Giuseppe, gardener, r. Mission Road nr Four
Mile House
Rist Eugenia, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
RIstenpart William A., salesman W. & J. Sloane &
Co.. r. 612 McAllister
Ristow John, groceries, wines, liquoiB and cigars,
NW cor San Bruno Uoad and Army
Ritchie Adam, liquor saloon, 31 Second
Ritchie A. T. Mins. r. SOU Lombard
Ritchie Daniel S., shipjoiner, r. 641 Natoma
Ritchie James A., patternmaker luiou Iron Worka, r.
1144 Howard
Ritchie Mary, widow, r. 1012 Twenty-fourth
Ritchie Napoleon B., carpenter, r. 1203 Union
Ritchie William C, stevedore, r. 5 Hodgi'S Alloy
Ritola Hannah, tailoress. r. 318 Urannan
Rits Martin, waiter Han<iy .t Gray. r. 722 Washington
Hittenhouse G.. agent, r 134 Fourth
Rittenhouse P.ter, lalicrer. r. Railroad Av nr Servia
RITTER ALBERT ur«c,„r.
Ing J«'W«'l«"r, mid deal*^ flii«" watrln-*,
diamonds and J.>« elry. :I0:« K.ariiy,
opp fiironlcle, r. 409 Octiivlu
Hitter AiiKUKt. waiter (Jrneii ^ /.liikun.l
Ritter Carl, clerk Wilh.lm Sfolzonwalcl. r. 3(ki, MIk-
RITTER CHARLES A.
(fornwrlv Ko.lil.r .«t Itlll.r niiiiMifar.
fur.r Jew..lry iiikI Hllvei«i.i., f"«-""0;
in Trinity, oflUc <iii<l h..I. ,r»..in liH
Niitlt-r, room 14, r. «a3» \Vn»lilii»rton
Uitter Charles A. Jr., clerk Henry Lund A; Co., r. 2330
Washington
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 Saiffliie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE ]tIIL.l.IONS.
BROWN. CRAIS & CO.. General Agents.
RIT
1000
ROA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
I*i|>e FiUiiij;!*. :ill SIxoh.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ritter Edward, r. 531 Post
Hitter Kn-d., clerk 0. F. KIcharda & Co., r. 1220 Va-
lencia
Ritter (ieorge J., bookkeeper Henry Lund & Co., r.
2330 Wasliingtou
Ritter H. H., r. 23<) Kearny
Ritter .John, cooper, r. 219 Leavenworth
Ritter Katherine, widow, r. 126 Nineteenth
Rliter K. 0. Mrs., widow, r.^239 Piue
Ritter Martin V.. wei^ber U. S. Mint, r. 1220 Valencia
Rittrr Paul, proptr Observatory Hotel, NE cor Fulton
and First Av
Ritter Williimi, with Bank of California, r. 2330
Washington
Rittler R. Mrs., r, 2117M Jones
R ttniaun Henry, r. 51 Shipley
Rittmeier Kaspar, r. 79 Clementina
Rittuer Julius, bartender Woodward's Gardens, r. 340
Sixteenth
Rtttorr Maria, widow, r. 511 Greenwich
Ritzau Henry, musician, r. 1119 Folsom
Ritzsu Louis N., teacher music, r. 803 O'Farrell
Ritzawaller Abraham, r. 606 Sacramento
Ritzawaller Solomon (Zellerbach & Ritzawaller) r.
4153« Tehama
Ritzenthaler August, laborer John Wieland Brewing
Co.
Ritzman Max, with Hermann Wrede, r. 115 Bernard
Rivas Antnuio, bootblack, r. 1328 Dupont
Rivas E. Mme., French laundry, 211 Leavenworth
Rivas Emmanuel, sculptor, r. 211 Leavenworth
Rivas Isaac, pliysician, 1426 Mason
Rivas Jose, cook, r. 1227 I'nion
Rive Jules, bookeeper Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 386
Dolores
Rive Philip, carpenter, 386 Dolores
Rive Robert, cigarmaker, r. 386 Dolores
River Express Co. (Stockton and San Francisco) Van
Pelt .t Eeltou proptrs. -118 Sacramento
River Harbor and Canal Dredging and Land Co. The,
Jabez Howes secretary, office 130 Sansome
River Peter, carpet layer A. Aronson, r. 424 Vallejo
Rivera Richarfi Mr9.,"r. 16 Ninth
Rivers Bryan H.. clerk cashier's dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 760 Mission
Rivers C. C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Turk and
Hyde
Rivers Edwin W.. bookkeeper Morris A. Bernstein, r.
126 Fourteenth
Rivers Hattie, widow, r. 317 Fremont
Rivers James C, r. 557 Howard
Rivers John, porter S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Rivers Lionel G. H., bookkeeper J. W. Girvin & Co.,
r. 711 Jones
Rivers T. W., clerk C. C. Rivers, r. SW cor Turk and
Hyde
K^ Rivers. See Rivas
Riversmith Harry, clerk, r. 927 Pine
Riviere Simon, r. 33 Hinckley
Riwotzky Charles, farmer, r. 1021 M Twenty-second
Rix Alfred, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r. 743
Pine
Rix Alfred Mrs., furnished rooms, 743 Pine
Rix Annie E. Miss, Christian Scientist, with
Pacific Coast Metaphysical Co., 6 Turk
Rix Edward A. (Rix Jt Firth) r. 1912 Vallejo
Rix Hale, attorney at law, 646 Washington, r. 30 Pot-
ter
Rix Henry A., engraver, 115 Kearny, r. West Oakland
Rix Shirley A., clt-rk, r. 1206 Market
Rix William, attorney at law, ii06 Montgomery, r. 1206
Market
KiX & riliili (Edward A. Rix,
J. Kirk Firth and .John B. Pitclifoid)
niininjsr machinery, rock drills and
* compressors, and proprietors Phoenix
,.;_ Iron AVorks, 223-339 First
Ulxf.Td Eininct, r. 1713 Pierce
Rixford Kmniet II., attoruey«at law, 628 Califor-
nia, r. 2815 P n«
Rixford Gulian P., business manager Bulletin, r.
1713 Picrco
Rixon Albert, foreman Union Ice Co., r. 617 Third
Rixon Edward, i)ainter, r. 362 Minna
Rixon John, laborer, r. 210 TTnion, rear
Rixon John Jr., laborer, r. 210 Union, rear
Rixon John A., tailor, r. 442 Jessie, rear
RizzI Joseph, marblecutter Eugene Tempesti, r. 427
Seventh
Rizzi) Joseph, fisherman, r. 914 Sai'isome
Roach Alexander, laborer, r. 9 Minna
Roach Alexander, wool grader, r. 620 Brannan
Roach Andrew, miner, r. Richland Av, Holly Park
Roach Ann, wid w, r. 138 Rose av
Roach Bridget, domestie 1022 Twenty-first
Roach Catherine, widow, r. 112 William
Roach Catherine, widow, r. 652 M Natoma
Roach D., longshoremtha, r. 36 Clay
Roach Daniel W., barber, r. 1016 Montgomery
Roach David, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Roach Elmer D., clerk M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 438 Fifth
Roach F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Geary
Roach George, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 900 Green-
wich
Roach George W., gripman Market St. RR., r. 126 Val,-
ley
Roach George W., stage carpenter, r. 407 Filbert
Roach Honora, widow, r. 27 Minna
Roach James, coachman, r. 107 Hayes
Roach James, laborer, r. 261 First
Roach James T.. laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and York
Roach Jeremiah, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
York
Roach John, butcher, r. S s Trinidad nr Savannah
Roach John, hackman, r. 343 Minna
Roach John, longshoreman, r. 41 Pacific
Roach John, molder Empire Foundry, r. 9 Minna
Roach John, morocco dresser Cornelius O'Dounell,
r. 6 Sixth
Roach Jolm, optician and mathematical instru-
ment maker, 429 Montgomery, r. 820 Union
Roach John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Roach John, tanner, r. S s Trinidad nr Savannah
Roach John P.. tinsmith, r. 1016 Montgomery
Roach John S., laborer S. P. Co.. r. 1135 Folsom
Roach John W., bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Sons, r. 112
William
Roach Julia, widow, r. Richland Av. Holly Park
Roach Kate Mrs., r. 268 Clementina
Roach Lawrence, r. NE cor York and Twenty-fourth
Roach Lew J., r. 1301 Sacramento
Roach M. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Roach Margaret, domestic 303 Van Ness Av
Roach Maria L. Miss, r. 820 Union
Roach Mary, widow, r. 1914 Jessie
Roach Michael, fireman, r. 117 Niitoma
Roach Michiiel, hog butcher. E s St. Thomas nr Platte
Roach Rlichael, laborer, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Roach Michael, laborer, r. 1015^ Market, rear
Roach Michael H.. shoemaker, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and York
Roach Patrick, laborer, r. 10 M Clyde
Roach Patrick H., clerk James Gibb, r. 609 Jones
Roach Philip A., administrator estate of Thomas
H. Blytlie. 14 Grant Av, r. 820 Union
Roach Richard, laborer, r. 315 Bryant
Roach Richard D.. laborer S. P. Co., r. 438 Fifth
Roach Theresa, widow, r. 439 Clementina
Roach Thomas, clerk Edward McGinnis, r. SW cor
Alabama and Twenty fourth
Roach Thomas, fireman, r. 71 Federal
Roach Walter, sergeant at arms S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, 327 Pine
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 Marbt St,
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Boach William J., molder City Iron Works, r. 1321
Sausmiie
Roach William R., shoemaker Biickincbam & Hecht.
r. H06 Octavia
Kir Roach. See Roche
RoBfies Anthony B., painter, r. 2027 Geary
Ronds CharleH A., ticket aKent, 8 New Mi>iit(?omery
Roane Addison M.. receiver Geary St. RR., r. 1:)21
Fillmore
Roane Robert H., plumber and gasfitter, \(>1\
Market, r. 527 Capp
Roane William, with Spring Valley W. W., r. Arling-
ton nr San Jose Road
Boark Martin, carpenter, r. 1046 Folsom
Roark Thomas P., carpenter, r. 10 M Howard Court
Rohasciotto Peter, liquor saloon, 2441 Greenwich
Robl) Herbert C, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 227
Thirteenth
Robl) James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
BobI) James A., engineer and millwright, r. 227 Thir-
t'^enth
Robb John, machinist C. A. Warren, r. 117 Fourteenth
Robbers Henry F. (Robbers fc Rulfs) r. 1.5 Elliot Park
Robbers * Rulfs (Henry F. Robbers and Frank Rulfs)
crocerles, 1237 H Market and 1603 Fillmore
Robbins Charles P., carmaker, r. Ocean View
Robhins E. W. Mrs., liquor saloon, 1915 Mission
Rohbiiis Frederick A., canners' and sonpmak-
ers' presses and dies, punching and shearing ma-
chinery, 221-223 First, r. 1303 Laguna
Bobbins (Jeorge. stonecutter, r. cor Twenty-first Av
and K
Robbins George, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 742Teham.'»
Robbins Henry R. Jr., mnnager Gal. Coralline and
Milling Co.. 203-207 Mission, r. 114 Devisadero
Robbies Isaac H., bricklayer, r. 127 Wildey
Bobbins James, painter, r. 127 Wildey
Bohliins James U.. typewriter H. M. Newhall & Co.,
r. 217 Broderick
Robbins Joseph B., calker, r. 16 Moss
Robbins Mary E. Miss, stenographer and typewriter,
r. 217 Broderick
Bobbins Matthew, broker, r. 709 Post
Robbins Samuel L.. compositor Examiner, r. 1623
Leavenworth
Robbins Samuel P., bookkeeper, r. 624 Turk
Robbins William J., teamster, r. 127 Wildey
Robbins William J., brii kbiyer, r. 1019 Broderick
IS" Bobbins. See Robins
Roberg Nellie Mrs., groceries and liquors. 66 Everett
Roberts A. Mrs., teacher First Congregational Kin-
dergarten, r. 30 Silver
Roberts A. E. Mrs., bakery, 121 Sixth
Bnberts A. J., r. 1.527 Cnlifornia
Roberts Albert E., clerk, r. 130 Perry
Roberts Alfred J., tailor, r. 728 Shotwell
Roberts Alonzo A., painter, r. 59 Minna
Boberts Arthur, r. .59 Minna
Roberts Arthur, r. 405 Taylor
Boberts Arthur M., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. Saucelito
Roterts Augu.tt. carpenter, r. .53 Shipley
R'llierts Augustus H., mattress maker, r. 11 Cliiro
Roberts Azariah E., machinint, r. 30 Silver
Roberts Bessie, laundress Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital, r 3700 California
Rob. rts Charles, r. 811 Jackson
Roberts Charles, carpenter, r. 1202 MfsBion
Roberts Charles, clerk F. A. Flaherty, r. .50 South Park
Roberts Charles, coflfee saloon, 552 Mission
Roberts Charles, mining, 330 Pine, room 20. r. Oak-
Innd
Roberts Charles, teamster, r. San Bruno Road nr
Tu'Hiity-sixth
Rob-rts Charles M., macbinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1121 Mission
Roberts Dominick F., poultry and game, 510 Sanaome,
r. 9:t2 Dolores
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Boberts Edward, r. 1.503 Pine
Roberts Edward, salesman Harper A. Smith, r. 476
Seventeenth
Roberts Edward J., inspector Custom HouM, r. 109
Austin
Roberts Edwin, conductor Central RB.,r. 1057 Golden
Gate Av
Roberts Elizabeth Miss, r. 619 Geary
Roberts Eli. r. 438 Geary
Roberts Ellis, policeman, r. 912 Filbert
Roberts Escolasto. r. 2210 Fillmore
Roberts Frank, r. 11 Clara
Roberts Frank, harnessmaker Doyle, Jacobs k LeU
bold, r. .50 South Park
Roberts Frank, laborer, r. 102 Julian Av
Roberts Frank, mattressmaker A. H. Roberts, r. 114
Minna
Roberts Frederick, cabinetmaker, 221 Golden Gate
Av
Roberts Frederick, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Roberts Frederick, steward, r. 3!^ Broadway
Roberts Frederick T., tailor, r. 728 Shotwell
Roberts G. D. Mrs., r. 2934 Sacramento
Roberts George, coal passer stinr Granada
Roberts George, painter, r. 324 Fell
Roberts George F. (George F. Roberts ft Co.) r. Oak-
land
Roberts Georjre F. & Co. (George F. Roberta.
Merton S. Price and John C. Hoover) manufac-
turing confectioners, 1301 Polk
Roberts George G., r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts George G., real estate, r. Ill Natoma
Roberts H. Mrs., ladies' physician, r. 1621)4 Powell
Roberts Henry, physician, 986 Howard, r. 421 Minna
Roberts Henry M., "bakery and varieties, 8 a Jersey
bet Noe and Custro
Roberts Horatio, teamster, r. 4 Grand Av
Roberts Howell, roller, r. SE cor Mariposa and Mis-
sissippi
Roberts Howell T., molder, r. NW cor Mississippi
and Solano
Roberts J., driver Central BR.
Roberts Jacob, conductor Geary St. RB., r. 1307 Fill-
more
Roberts James, clerk Pacific Spring Mattress Co., r.
11 Laskie. rear
Roberts James, quarryman, r. 32 Dolores
Roberts James, solicitor, r. 716 McAllister
Roberts James, teamster, r. 214 Washington
Roberts James, tin roofer, r. 968 Harrison
Roberts James B., life insurance agent, 415 Mont-
gomery, r. 572 Harrison
Roberts James S., carpenter, r. 272 Tehama
Roberts Jesse, postal clerk. r.H47 Mission
Roberts J. H. (Roberts .M Davis) r. Sacramento, Gal.
Roberts J. J., car driver, r. Humboldt Hotel
Roberts J. L., wheelwright, r. 24 Iwx^
Roberts John (Roberts & Timmlns) r. lUX Fourth
Roberts John, calker, r. 216 Ritch
Roberts John, conductor Geary St. RB.. r. 1307 Fill-
more
Roberts John engineer, r. 6 Clay
Roberts John, iron molder, r. 21)4 Garden
Roberts John, millband. r. 116 Freelon
Roberts John, sailmaker. r. 503 Fol».)ni
Roberts John A., gripmnn, r. WAX, California Av
Roberts John C. (Conlin .V Roberts) r. IHOU Post
Roberts John G. (Laws A: Rohorts) r. 1915 Ejl'ly
Roberts John H. (Gustav Whiter ti Go.) r. 419 Kddy
Roberts John J., driver City UR.. r. 233 Klfteenth
Roberts .John M.. cigars and tobacco, .'m Pac I Ac
Roberts John 8., clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service, r.
29 Albion Av . „ , .-.
Roberts John W. (John W. Boberts & Co.) r. M5
Eighteenth „„ ,,„,,
Boberts John W., apprentice Sutter St. RR., r. 15(M
Roberts John W.. i.hysicliin. r. 540 McAllister
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Roberts Joliii W. <Si Co. (John W. Roberts)
wbolpsale and retiiil bookBellcrs and stntioners,
enRrsvers, printers, funcy cards and art studies,
10 Post
Roberts Jos^, randymaker, r. 518 Filbert, rear
Roberts Joseph, clerk, r. 9H'2 Dolores
Roberts Joseph, clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Roberts Joseph, tanner, r. Twenty-fifth nr Hampshire
Roberts Joseph F., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts Joshua B., salesman V. F. No an & Sons, r. 13
Perry
Roberts J. R. Mrs , furnished rooms, 223 Post
Roberts Lewis, cutter Orin Jones k Co.,r. 546 Howard
Roberts Lydia, widow, r. 206 Langton
Roberts M. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 83 Clementina
Roberts Margaret, widow, r. 2632 Bryant Av
Roberts Maria, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1503 Pine
Robex-ts Martin R, real estate and shipping,
and president Excelsior Coal Co., oface 5 Spear,
r. 904 Washington
Roberts Martin R. Jr., agent Excelsior Coal
Co., 5 Spear, r. 904 Washington
Roberts Mary, widow, r. 728 Shotwell
Roberts Mary Mrs., r. 3 Cottage Row
Roberts Mary Mr8.,r. 908 Harrison
Roberts Mary Miss, spice packer W. H. Miner, r. 312
Ninth
Roberts Mary A., widow, r. 50 South Park
Roberts Mary A. Mrs., r. 272 Tehama
Roberts Mary E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1915 Eddy
Roberts M. J., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Roberts Nathan E., woolsorter, r. 28 Russ
Roberts Newton H., capitalist, r. 1120 Harrison
Roberts Percy W., journalist Chronicle, r. 812 Taylor
Roberts Peter, bartender, r. 417 Stockton
Roberts Peter, liquor saloon, Railroad Av bet Bahama
and Corea
Roberts Richard, compositor, r. 83 Clementina
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts & Iverson) r. 727J^
Folsom
Roberts Robert, butcher William Werner, r. 3 Treat Av
I Roberts Roberts, Uborer. r. 419 Brannan
Roberts Robert, master mariuer, r. 5 Le Roy PI
Roberts Robert T., bullion assayer Price's Assay
Office, r. l;t58 Folsom"
Roberts Robert W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1915
Eddy
Roberts Robert W., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. 962 Mission
Roberts Samuel H. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 202 Stock-
ton
Roberts Samuel S., journalist, r. 8 Sunshine Court
Roberts Stephen, mining r. 2112 Pacific Av
Roberts Stephen H., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
2239?^ Mission
Roberts Stephen N., bricklayer, r. 50 M Third
Roberts Stewart, collar maker Main & Winchester,
r. 820 Howard
Roberts Theodore N., seaman, r. 904 Washington
Roberts Thomas, laborer, r. 312 Ninth
Roberts Thomas, longshoreman, r. Alabama nr Twen-
ty-seventh, B. H.
Roberts Thomas, wagon mnfr, 1613 Market, r. Brazil
Av nr Athens, Excelsior Homestead
Roberts Thomas H., dairy, NW cor Mississippi and
Solano
Roberts Thomas O., r. 725 Valencia
Roberts Tobias, tailor C. Eging, r. 7 Harriet
Roberts W., blacksmith, r. 503 Folsom
Roberts W. G . miner, r. 234 Bush
Roberts William, r. 1318 Dupoiit
Roberts William, carpenter, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Roberts William, laborer Irwin Nesbitt, r. Lindell
House
Roberts William, oiler stmr Zealandia. r. 14 Perry
Roberts William, oiler Sutter St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner
Roberts William, r. 135 Natoma
Roberts William A., machinist, r. 130 Perry
Huberts Williaui B., bookkeeper S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co.
Roberts William C. (Roberts & Kelley) r. 283 Steven-
son
Roberts William F.. butcher, r. 2021 Fillmore
Roberts Zona, student, r. ,10 Silver
Roberts «fc Davis (Sacramento, Cal.) proprietors
Sacramento Brick Co., office SW cor Third and
Berry
Roberts Jt Hibbard (Samuel H. Roberts and Charles
W. Hibbard) dentists, 202 Stockton
Roberts & Iversou (Richard M. Roberts and George
W. Iverson) butchers, 18 Steuart and 2.58 Third
Roberts & Kelley (William C. Roberts and Thomas A.
Kelley) merchant tailors, 1023 Markf t
Roberts & Timmins (John Roberts and John Tim-
mins) oyster saloon, 114 J4 Fourth
B£?" Roberts. See Robert
Robertson Adam, molder, r. W s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Buttte
Robertson Alexander, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Robertson Alexander A., clerk Wells Fargo & Co's
Bank, r. 9 South Park
Robertson Alexander M. (Pierson & Robertson) r. 2020
Van Ness Av
Robertson Annie, widow, r. 815!^ Howard
Robertson August A. C, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Robertson B. C. (Barclay & Robertson) r. 2920 Clay
Robertson Belden, barber John Donnon, r. 371 Jessie
Robertson Charles, blacksmith, r. 508 Second
Robertson Charles, clerk Market St. RR., r. 828 Cali-
fornia
Robertson Charles Mrs., housekeeper SW cor Powell
California
Robertson Charles J., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
2701 Mission
Robertson D., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Robertson Daniel, longshoreman, r. 17 Welsh
Robertson David, molder, r. 106 Natoma
Robertson Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Robertson E. J., gripman Market St. RR.
Robertson Ernest R.^ r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Robertson Frank H., compositor Call, r. 113 Ninth
^Robertson George M., receiving clerk The Bancroft
Co., r. 2209 Steiner
Robertson George M., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 308
Bartlett
Robertson J., master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Robertson James, baker, r. 1221 Polk
Robertson James, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Robertson James, ship carpenter, r. 688}^ Eighteenth
Robertson James Jr., carpenter, r. 688'^ Ei^hteeDth
Robertson James H., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 413 Bartlett
Robertson James L,, pantryman Cnpitol House
Robertson Jane, domestic NW cor Haiglit and Baker
Robertson John, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room II, r. E s Church nr Twenty- fourth
Robertson John, laborer, r. 117 Bartlett
Robertson John, laborer, r. 402 Main
Robertson John, mnfr dental instruments, 105 Beale,
r. Clipper nr Sanchez
Robertson John, plasterer, r. 20 Langton, rear
Robertson John, porter Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 3
Park PI
Robertson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Robertson John A., mining, r. 3 Glen Park Av
Robertson John D., publisher Pacific Trade and Pos-
tal Journal. 623 Commercial, r. 828 Greenwich
Robertson John P. (Cutter & Co.) r. 1216 Mission
Robertson John W.. pianomaker, r. 811 Filbert
Robertson Joshua H., plumber Duffey Bros., r. 139
Hancock
Robertson Josie, widow, r. 1018 Van Ness Av
Robertson L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
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Robertsou Lizzie Mrs., dressmakor, r. 317 Stockton
Robertson M:irKPry C. Miss, principal Powell Street
Primary School, r. '20U DeviHudei-o
Robertson Mary, widow, r. 'J014 Dovisadero
Robenson Mary Mrs., varieties, SE cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Robertson M. E., r. 1U22 Greenwich
Robertson M. U., conductor Central RR.
Robertsou Nancy, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Robertson Norman L., salcsiuan Doaue & Henshel-
wood, r. 118 Ellis
Robertson Pett^r. dramatic editor Chronicle
Robertson Peter E.. foreman Humboldt Lumber Mill
Co.
Robertson Robert, laborer, r. 1510 Turk
Robertson Robert, molder. r. 112 )« Freelon
Robertson Robert H , clerk E. S. Belden, r. 20U
Devisadcro
Robertson Robert L., carpenter, r. 135 Lily Av
Robertson Samuel J., liquor saloon, 531 Sacramento,
r. 237 Oak
Robertson Shelby, bellboy American Eichange Hotel
Robertson Thomas F., receiving teller The Sather
Banking Co., r. 5U4 Geary
Robertson Victor J., treasurer Commercial Publish-
ing Co.. 34 .California, r. 308 Bartlett
Robertson Wilfred M.. clerk W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 1301 Bush
Robertsou William, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
636 Post
Robertson William, clerk Frederick Hohlweg, r. NE
cor Polk and Jackson
Robertson William, florist, 1209 Pcflk, r. 2701 Mission
Robertson William, laborer, r. 550 Mission
Robertson William, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Robertson William Mrs., bakery and varieties, 2701
Mission
Robertson William A., principal Hamilton Grammar
School, r. .3044 Sixteenth
Robertson William B., president Harmony Borax
Mining Co.. 121 Market, r. 2920 Clay
Robertson AViLUani R., pressman S. W.Raveley,
r. 25 Chenery
Robertson William S., clerk Charles H. Wells.r. 688 Jj
Eighteenth
a^" Robertson. See Roberson, Robinson and Robi-
son
Robiihau M. C. carpenter, r. 14 Mason
Robin Adolph, laborer S. F. Box Co., r. 610 Fourth
Robin Adrien, liquor saloon, 610 Fourth
Robin Charles, tanner, r. Railroad Av nr Dominica
Robin .lean (Allemaud & Robin) r. Dupont bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Robin Jean, shoemaker, r. 1 Graham PI
Robin Joe, machinist, r. 610 Fourth
Robinet Eugene, capitalist 411 }<J California,
rooms 2-8, r. 772^ Folsom
Robinett Henry J., lamplighter, and assistant fore-
man Engine No. 5, r. 327 Jessie
Robinett John Mrs., r. 214 Eiglitnenth
Robim tt Lewis C, printer P. J. Thomas, r. 540 Jessie
Robinett Margretta M. Miss, teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. 214 Eighteenth
Robinett Minna P. Miss, teacher Mission Primary
School, r. 214 Eighteenth
Robinett Tbomas, carpenter and joiner, 532
Sacramento, r. 1733 Eddy
Robinett Zora R., clerk S. P. Co., Valencia St. Station
r. 214 Eighteenth
Robins Frederick, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 34
Rausch
Robins Henry B.. r. 114 Uevisadero
Robins I. B. Mrs., widow, r. 318 Laguna
Robins John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Robins Samuel, stockfitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Oakland
Iff" Robins. See Robblns
Robinson A., office 316 California, room 17
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Robinson A. J. Jr., clerk, r. 120 Eddy
Robinson Albert, cellarman. r. IIU SiWer
Robinson Alfred, r. 26 Eaiiex
Robinson Alfred P., clerk E. N. RobinBon, 320 San-
some, room 23
Robinson Allen J., bookkeeper Andrew J. Roblnaon,
r. Haywards
Robinson Andrew J., aeent H. B. Scutt ft Co. (limited)
26 Beale, r. Hsywards
Robinson Andrew P., seaman, r. 8 Monroe
Robinson Annie, widow, r. 115 Fair Oaks
Robinson Anson S., merchant, r. 319 Scott
Robinson A. P., clerk, r. 202 Stockton
Robinson Austin E., printer H. 8. Crocker b
2102 Sutter
Robinson C, foundryman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Robinson Carrie, widow, r. 3 Torrens Court
Robinson Charles, baker, r. 425 Green
Robinson Charles, blacksmith, t. 208 Second
Robinson Charles, blacksmith's helper Fulton Iron
Works, r. 504 Howard
Robinson Charles, butcher, r. 916 Jackson
Robinson Charles, machinist Market St. RR., r. 1140
Stevenson
Robinson Charles, packer Del Monte Milling Co.. r.
420 Filbert
Robinson Charles, waiter The Baldwin
Robinson Charles U., artist, 531 California, r. 1430
Turk
Robinson Charles H., cashier Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Charles H., steward J. L. Radovich b Co.,
r. 715 Howard
Robinson Charles J., general auditor Southern
Pacitic Co., Nortliern Division, and South Pacific
Coast Railway, NE cor Fourth and Towunend,
room 32, r. San Mateo
Robinson Charles R., clerk General auditor's office
S. P. Co. (Northern Division) r. San Mateo
Robinson Charles U., foreman Heywood Bros & Co.,
r. 678 Twentieth
Robinson C. L., manufacturer, r. 249 Steuart
Robiuso'i C. L., salesman Charles M. Plum b Co., r.
Oakland
Robinson Clarence, liquor saloon. 400 Pacific, r. 702
Vallejo
Robinson Colfax J., printer, r. 1204 Folsora
Robinxon Cornelius P., attorney at law, 310
Pine, room 42, r. 2010 Pacific Av
Robinson Crittenden, attorney at law, r. 2512 OcUvIa
Robinson Daniel S.. teacher music. i02 Mongomcry
room :f2
Robinson David, carpenter, r. "iiH Lily Av
Robinson D. W.. printer H. 8. Crocker & Co.. r
East Oakland
Robinson Edward, conductor, r. 40 Minna
Robinson Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien A Co., r.
12.39)4 Valencia
Robinson Edward J., macbiniBt, r. 504 Cheatnut
Robinson Edward R.. insurance broker. 436 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Robinson Edward J., wholesale hardware, 79 New
Montgomery, r. Alameda
Robinson E. E. Mrs., r. 504 Chestnut
Robinson Elizabeth, widow, r. 180H Dupont
Robinson E. M. r i:i7 Halght
Robinson E. N., mining engineer, office 320 Baniome.
room 23, r. The Baldwin
Robinson Frances A., widow, r. 305 Capp
Robinson Franc is. r. 13 Welsh
Robinson Franl", clerk, r. 706 X Pine
Roi iiiHon Frank, collar maker Hart k Braodcn^toln,
r. tV.iH Post
Robin.Mon Frank E., liquor saloon. 35 Third
Robinson Frank P , foreman Pacific Spring and Mat-
tress Co , r. :in."i Ciipp
Robinson ITHMk V.. first lieutenant Troop K, 2d C«T-
airy, T. S. A., r. Presidio
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Roliinsoii Vrei\. r. TiT Slilpley
Uot>insi>n Fri'cteriik, porter Schacht & Lemcke
Kobinsiin (J. A., compositor Chronicle, r. cor Pine
«nd Kfsrny
Robinson George, port steward P. M. SS. Co., r. 703
Hayes
Robiupou George F., major Pay Dept U. S. Army, of
lice ■21'i Phelan Bldg, r. Oakland
I Robinson George G., carrier Post Office, r. 1606 Pa-
cific
Robinson George H., clerk general auditors office S.
I P. Co.. r. San Mateo,
Robinson Gregory E.. policeman, r. 1719 Leavenworth
Robinson Gustave, gvmsmith, r. U Pfriffer
Robinson Harrv, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 107
Ninth
Robijson H. E. Mrs., r. 308 Seventeenth
Robinson Heman (Robinson & Booth) r. 202 Hyde
Robinson Henry, molder Pac. Iron Works
Robinson Heurv, restaurant, 121 Davis
Robinson Henry C. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 2321
Webster
Robinson Henry S., policeman, r. 729 McAllister
Robinson Isaac, salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 467 Jes-
sie
Robinson J. laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Robinson J., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. 311 Eighth
I Robinson J., waiter Palace Hotel
Robinson J. A., r. Palace Hotel
Robinson J. A. A., r. 920 Market
Robinson Jacob, r. 2321 Howard
Robinson James, blacksmith, r. Algeria nr Osage
Robinson James, calcium lights, r. 825 Kearny
Robinson James, coachman, r. 102 Sanchez
Robinson James A. (Macondray & Co.) r. Redwood
I City
Robinson James B. (L. E. Clawson & Co.) r. 311
I Gough
Robinson James C, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
9H Freelon
Robinson James F., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
! .508 Jessie
, Robinson James H., clerk IJ. S. Railway Mail Service,
! r. 1828 Howard
! Robinson James M., coachman SW cor Valencia and
I Seventeenth
Robinson Jesse M. (Wright & Robinson) r. 426 Na-
toma
Robinson John (Windrow & Robinson) r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Robinson John, clerk D. H. Wulzen Jr., r, 12 Ford
Robinson -Tohn, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Robinson John, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 921
Battery
Robinson John, restaurant, 1.53 Third, r. 1005 Turk
Robinson John A., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
room 47, r. Livermore
Robinson John B., carpetlayer, r. 1808 Dupont
Robinson John C, r. 429 O'Farrell
Robinson John E., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 126
Silver
Robinson John J., stevedore, r. 717 V.illejo
Robinson John S., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Prospect Av nr Coso, B. H.
Robinson Joseph, collarmaker Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 904 Broderick
Robinson Joseph, compositor J. R. Brodie & Co.
Robinson Joseph, foreman William J. Davis, r. 22
Second
Robinson Joseph, sawyer S. F. Box Co.,r. 428 Eighth
Robinson Joseph H. (Robinson & Knox) 1910 Market
Robinsen Joseph H., canvasser, r. 906 Folsom
Robinson Joseph H., engineer, r. 731 C'lpp
Robinson Joseph H., engineer, r. 2321 Howard
Robinson Joseph P. Jr., blacksmith D. I. Newkirk, r.
734 Capp
Robinson J. R., r. 827 Polk
Robinson Juan A., r. 638 Folsom
Robinson Julius, clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 22
Prospect PI
Robinson Lester L.. capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 23,
r. r>()() Van Niss Av
Robinson Louis, coachman, r. 1615 Pine
Robinson Louis, v. 1626 Geary
Robinson Lnciuda Mrs., r. 8 Potter
Robinson Lucy T. Mrs., r. 911 Hyde
Robinson Luke, physician, 217 Geary, r. 626 Golden
Gate Av
Robinson M. Mrs., nurse City and County Alms House
Robinson Magnie. widow, r. 256 Eighth
Robinson Maria C. Mrs., r. 1006 Clay
Robinson Mary, widow, r. 226 Post
Robinson Michael, tinsmith, r. 1133 J^ Harrison
Robinson Michael J., machinist, r. 1133)4 Harrison
Robinson Minna, mattressmaker, r 30.5 Capp
Robinson Nels, carpenter, r. 317 Eighth
Robinson Norval A., clerk N. P. C. ER., r. 1134 Mc-
Allister
Robinson Oscar M., sign painter Longley & Johnson,
r. Oakland
Robinson Patrick F., harness and collarmaker, 42
Sacramento
Robinson Peter, ballast contractor, 918 Battery, r,
Oakland
Robinson P. W,, clerk, r. 17 Fourth
Robinson Reuben G., ship chandler, 133 Jackson, r.
380 Shotwell
Robinson Richard, longshoreman, r. 410 Beale
Robinson Richard G., engineer stmr Los Angeles, r.
2711 Octavia
Robinson Richard U., expressman, r. 829 Eighteenth
Robinson Robert, capitilist, r. 45 Liberty
Robinson Robert A., r. 308 Seventeenth
Robinson Robert S., barber, 304 Folsom, r. 36 Na-
toma
Robinson S., bookkeeper Ames & Detrick
Robinson S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 500 Van Ness Av
Robinson Samuel, porter, r. 526}^ Natoma
Robinson Samuel A., storekeeper, r. 127 J^ Guerrero
Robinson Sanford, mining and civil engineer, 320
Sansome, room 23
Robinson Sidney J., millhand Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. 1808 Dupont
Robinson Sidney M., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Works, r. W s Pennsylvania Av nr Solano
Robinson T., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Robinson T., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Robinson T. A., president Pacific Business Col-
lege, 320 Post, r. Twenty-fourth nr Sanchez
Robinson T. C. machinist Cal. Electrical Works, r.
738 Howard
Robinson T. D., r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Robinson Thomas B., r. 1534 Howard
Robinson Thomas F., plumber S. Ickelheimer &
Bro., r. 1133^ Harrison
Robinson W., laborer P. M. SS Co.
Robinson W. F., shoecutter Kutz & Murr, r. 920Jj Na-
toma
Robinson W. H., bookkeeper Handy & Gray, r. 512
Mason
Robinson Walter T., salesman Osboroi & Alexander,
r. 1853 Stevenson
Robinson William, r. 62 Jessie
Robinson William, bartender Thomas Bromley, r.
Terminal Hotel
Robinson William, clerk, r. 2434 Lily Av
Robinson William, clerk, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Sanchez
Robinson William, musician, r. 425 Green
Robinson William, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Robinson William, ship joiner, 20 Steuart, r. 235
Hayes
Robinson William H. (Morton & Robinson) r. Ala-
meda
Robinson William H., bartender William Jellings, r.
60 Jessie
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Robinson William H., upholsterer, r. 2024 Powell
Robinson William H., with Pacific Fruit Co., r. 415
Bartlett
Robintion William J., clerk Estee, Wilson & Mc-
Cutcben, r. Alameda
RobiD!4'>n William J., machinist F. A. Robbins, r.
558 FolBom
Robinson William J. X., painter and musician, r. 632
Jessie
Robinson W. J ., musician, r. 39 Fourth
Robinson W. J. Jr., musician, r. 3il Fourth
Robinson fc Booth (Heman Uobinaou and Thomas W.
Booth) teas, coflfees, spices, et.-., 4(10-402 Turk
RobinsoD & Gillespie (Henry C. Robiuson and Will-
iam J. Gillebpie) carpenters and builders, 315 and
339 Sutter
Roltinson & Knox (Joseph Robinson and An-
drew B. Knox) temperance grocers, 1910-1912
Market, and SW cor Twentieth and Valeni-tia
a^ Robinson. See Roberson. Robertson and Robl-
80 n
Robison Ansel C, birds, sea shells and curios, 337
Kearny, r. 319 Scott
Robison James L., managing editor Alta, r. 32 J^ Geary
RohiBon Julia Miue., manicure, 32 V4 Geary
DSy Robison. See Robertson and Robinson
Robitscher Samuel, boots and shoes. 1210 Steiner
Robke Max, roaster Hills Bros., r. 119M Sixth
Robl Frnnk W., butcher, SW cor Mason and Union,
r. 807 Filbert
Robl John C, butcher, r. 807 Filbert
Robl Margaret widow, r. 807 Filbert
Robles Pasquale. machinist, r. 14 Salnnon
Robleteo Gt-naro, commisBJon merchant, r. 739
Guerrero
Robohm Cord (Robohm& Brandt) r. 4fi4J<S Sixth
Robohm J: Brnndt (Cord Robohm and Peter Brandt)
liquor saloon, 404 !« Sixth
Robrecht Antonio, furniture, 826 Pacific
Robrccht Antonio Jr., clerk Antonio Robrecht, r. 826
Pacific
Robson Henry, sawsmith, 300 Jackson, r. 1343 Ala-
bama
Robson Henry N., law student, r. 3^8 Leavenworth
Robson James, stenographer Stoddart Bros., r. 541
Fourth
Robs.pn Putnam (8. B. Whitehead & Co.) r. 1618 Fol-
soni
tSr Robson. See Robison and Robinson
Roby Francis, glueniaker S. F. Glue Works, r. W s
Wisconsin bet Center and Santa Clara
Roby Francis M., with Lick Trust, 120 Sutter
Roby Laura Mrs., r. 514 M Francisco
Roby Rosanna, widow, r. 73.t Shotwell, rear
Robzart Harry, actor, r. 234 O'Farrell
Bocca AL'OKtiuo (Tr«pani & Roccal r. 321 Green
Rocca Antjelo, fruits and groceries, N\V cor Union
and MiiBon, r. 1519 Dupont
Rocca Domenico, laborer, r. 521 Vallejo
Bocca Giuseppe, carpenter, r. 1519 Dupont
Rocca Giuseppe, peddler, r. 521 Green
Rocca John, <-ook, r. 922 Jackson
Rocca Joseph B. L., speculator, r. 534 Geary
Rocca Rosa Mrs., clerk P. D. Demartini, r. 1343 Du-
pout
Roccatagliata Frank, fruits and vegetables, 1436 Cali-
fornia
Roccatagliata Giovanni B., r. 922 Jackson
RoccatiRliata Giuseppe (A. Coll & Co.) r. 907 Wash-
ington
Bochat Ernest, wholesale furniture, 809 Market,
room 5, r. 2609 !« Sacramento
Bochat George Mrs., r. 6:t5 Eddy
Roche Annie, widow, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Roche Denis D., liquor saloon, 825 Folsom, r. 826 J4
FolMom
Roche E. A. Miss, restaurant, 215 O'Farrell
Roche Edward P., barber John Stable, r. 6.36 Jessie
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641 to 647 !V.ARKET STREET.
Roche George, clerk Jamrs W. EUwanlH, r. 30f. Oct*.
via
Roche Honora, widow, r. 2)4 Hay ward, rear
Roche James, speculator r. 331 >« Eddy, rear
Roche James W., butcher Efulle Peguillan, r. Vene-
zucla bet Savanniih and Platte
Roche John, laborer, r. Il:t5 FoUom
Roche Jdhn D , blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co., r.
. 442M Brunnan
Roche John J. (Van Ness k Roche) attorney at Inw,
206 Sansome, rooms 9-11, r. SHUcelito
Roche John J., stevedore, r. 412 Filbert
Roche Jolin K., printer Francis, Valentine * Co., r.
1 1938 Jessie
Roche Lucy Miss, compositor, r. 12 Madison Av
Roche MiiTijaret Mrs., proptr New Cambrian House,
101 Jessie
j Roche Mary Miss, dressmaking, 12 Madison Av
; Roche Michael, widow, r. 412 Filbert
Roche Peter, laborer, r. C3fi Commercial
Roche Philip, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 825)4
Folsom
Roche Roland M., carrier Post Office, r. in05 Harrison
Roche Simeon (Corbett & Roche) r. 634 Hayes
Roche Thomas, bookkeeper Ben. J. Schmidt & Co., r.
101 Jessie
Roche Thomas, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. 607 Bart-
lett
Roche ThoniHS B. (Roche * Sheedy) r. 12 Madison Av
EOOHE V. T. Mme. ..ucer
music (piHiio) r. :tSl 1-i Eilily, rfiir
Roche Walter C, carrier Post Ollice, r. 11 Mudison
Av I
Roche William, driver, r. Dominica nr St. John
Roche & Sheedy (Thomas B. Koche and Ji)hii Sheedy)
contractors and stone cutters, 8E cor RItch and
King j
e^" Roche. See Roach
Rochette Frank, expressman, 18 Sans'ime, r. cor Fill-
more and Eddy
Rochford Bernard, r. 28 OTarrell |
Rochford F. Mrs., dressmaking. 1.38 Eleventh
Rochford Frederick, carriiige woodworker W. E. Shaw,
r. 138 Eleventh
Rochford James H.. policeman, r. 2103 Leavenworth
Rochford Rosanna, widow, r. r.!32 pHcific
Rochfort Arthur, salesman Donald McMillan, r. 418 ,
Broadway
Rochfort D. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Beldeman
Roik Adolph. mining engineer, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Rock Albert, laborer Occidental Hotel
Rock Annie Miss, bakery, 540 Fourth
Rock C. Mrs., widow, r. 2436 Larkin
Rock Charles, master mariner, r. 418 Greenwich
Rock Edward U., night dork MerchantH' Exchange
Assu. r. 1516 Webster
Rock Henry, seaman, r. 263 F-ust
Hock Henrv P., r. 1516 Webntt r
Kock JamcH F., real .stat.-, r. 20 Hawthorne
Rock James F. Jr., finisher Althof k UahV; r. 20
Hawthorn"
Rock John. r. 1616 Webster
Rock Jf.seph. cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rock Kiltie MlsH, telegraph oprmtor, r. 20 Dawlhorne
Rock Nelson, carp< nter, r. 1313 York, rear
Rock Philip, teanisttr, r. 869 Market
Rock Uose. widow, r. 324 Oak
Hock HoHle MiH«, telegraph operator, r. 20 Hawthorne
Roi k Hauiuel, laborer, r. 61U S»cran.enlo
Rock Thomas laborer, r. Hnstpiehnnna nr Core*
Hock ThotnasE., sad.ller. r 21 Hawthorne
Rock Wllll'im clerk, r. 20 Hawthorne
Hock, nfteld William, b.rb.r, 128 O-Parrcll, r. 130
O'Farrell
Rockitt John rigger, r. 1213 Kearny
Rockhlll Edward, mlllman Pac. Rolling Mlll.r. Penn-
sylvania ur Yubk
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Rockland Liimt* and Liumber Co. (Rockland,
, Mouterey Co.) James S. Haiiley prtBident, L. T,
Snow Bc'cretary and treasurer, oiBce 210 Califor-
nia
Rockland May, r. 2228 Hyde
1 Rockiuan E. Mrs., r. 309 Powell
I Rocks John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 231 Clara
Bocks Owen, teamster, r. 259 Minna
\ Rockwell Allen L., attorney at law, and secretary Vet
erans' Home Assu, 420 Montgomery, room 14
Rockwell Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r
."ieSM Bryant |
Rockwell Cleveland, assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
I detic Survey, r. Portland, Oregon
Rockwell E. A. Miss, portrait artist, 124 Phelan Bldg
Rockwell Frank, route agent Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Oakland
Rockwell George J., metallurgist, r. 5153^ Valencia
Rockwell Hattie Mrs., r. 448 Sixth
Rockwell James W., collector J. G. Johnson & Son,
r. 528 California, room 7
Rockwell J. S. & Co. (New York) Goodyear
Rubber Co. agents, 577-579 Market
Rockwell William B., salesman E Martin & Co.
Rockwltz Gottlieb W., bookkeeper Charles Meinecke
& Co., r. 25 Pearl
Rockwitz Richard, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 26
Pearl
Rockwitz Robert, accountant H. Levi & Co., r. 25
Pearl
Rockwood E. A., clerk Custom House, r. 116 Eighth
Rocky Albert, kitchenhand Occidental Hotel
Rocky Bar Mining Co. (Arizona) W.H.Watson sec-
retary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co., Charles
F. Crocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Rodd Charles, baker Brooklyn Hotel, r. 212 }$ Central
Av
Rodd Charles H., cemetery fencemaker, 212 J4 Central
Av
Rodda John, commissioner broker, 507 Califor-
nia, r. 2616 Sacramento
Rodda William H., mining superintendent, r. 1813
Post
Rodden George, carriagemaker Robert Stitt, r. Oak-
land
Rodden Hugh, r. 439 Eddy
Rodden Hugh, barber, 234 Folsom
Rodden John, bootmaker Dennis Keane, r. 643 Stev-
enson
Rodden Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
S^' Redden. See Roden
Roddy Charles, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
RODE C. Bi & COi (Christian B.
Rode, William H. Sclxultheis and
George H. Rode Jr. ) draymen and for-
^varding agents, office 313 Battery cor
Commercial
Rode Charles, r. 666 Bryant
Rode Christian B. (C. B. Rode b Co.) r. 52 Zoe
Rode Emil, artist, r. 88 Montgomery Block
Rode George F., teamster, r. 1719 Larkin
Rode George H. Jr. (C. B. Rode & Co.) r. 52 Zoe
1^" Rode. See Rhode and Rohde
Rodecker Elias, carbullder, r. 11 M Dikeman PI
Rodefeld Fritz, with A. Wrede & Co., r. 629 Minna
Rodeillat Ferdinand, cook P. H. Stephenson, r. Ala-
meda
Roden WilHam H. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. 1707
Polk
B^ Roden. See Rodden
Rodenback Bernard, conductor Central RR., r. 1217
Pierce
Roderick Anton D., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
7M Sheridan
Roderick Joseph, washer La Grande Laundry
Roderick Joseph D., groceries and liquors, 455 Ste-
venson, r. 451 Stevenson
Roderick Manuel, seaman, r. 229 Bryant
Roderick Manuel, washer La Grande Laundry
Rodgers Amanda, dressmaker, r. 633 Valencia
Rodgers Annie Miss, r. 39 Fulton
Rodgers Annie Mrs., r. 20 V4 Harrison Av
Rodgers Antonio, varnisber, r. 914 Sansorae
Rodgers Arthur (Hall & Rodgers) attorney at law,
1-16 and 27 Nevada Block, r. Occidental Hotel
Rodgers Augustus F., assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 1023 Washington
Rodgers C, haruessmaker, r. 8 Elliot Park
Rodders Charles, carriagemaker Robert Stitt, r. 137
Third
Rodgers Charles, teacher music, r. 627 Grove
Rodgers Edward, plasterer, r. McAllister nr Wlllard
Rodgers Edward J., contractor, r. 1727 Market
Rodger.s Eifie L. Miss, stenographer Sun Ins. Co., r.
517 Mason
Rodgers Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 735 Twenty-third
Rodgers Ellis, barber, r. 171 Minna
Rodgers Emily, widow, r. 1812 O'Farrell
Rodgers Emma Miss, draper W. S. Hochstadter & Co.,
r. 1061 Folsom
Rodgers Fernando S., painter, r. 1222 Bush
Rodgers Frank, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 39 Fulton
Rodgers Frank L., attorney at law, r. 633 Valencia
Rodgers George W., boilermaker, r. 529 Mission
Rodgers Harry, messenger Levi Strauss i Co., r. 6
Potter
Rodgers Henry, manager Charles Callahan, 128-130
Folsom, r. NE cor Folsom and Second
Rodgers Hubert W., clerk Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. 3011
Sacramento
Rodgers Jacob, porter, r. 439 Jessie
Rodgers James, teamster Thomas Morton
Rodgers James D., carriagemaker Michael EitzmuUer,
r. 725 Twenty-third
Rodgers James F., shoefitter, r. 16 Antonio
Rodgers James J. (John Rodgers & Sou) r. 13 Van
Ness Av
Rodgers James S., blacksmith M. KitzmuUer, r. 736
Twenty-third
Rodgers J. H., pilot oflSce, 506 Battery, room 9, r.
Oakland
Rodgers John (John Rodgers & Son) r. 528 Grove
Rodger-* John, blacksmith, r. 621 Minna
Rodgers John, expressman, r. 911 Greenwich
Rodgers John, fireman La Grande Laundry
Rodgers John & Son (John and James J.) livery sta-
bles and dealers hay and grain, 1606 Market
Rodgers John H., barber C. H. Boono, r. 918 Jackson
Rodgers John J. , steward, r. 16 Antonio
Rodgers John M., clerk, r. 15 Hampton PI
Rodgers John M., deputy County Clerk, r. 238 Fell
Rodgers Joseph, barber, 519 Fourth
Rodgers Josepli & Sons (Sheffield, Eag.) manu-
facturers cutlery, T. S. Conran agent, 120 Sutter
Rodgers Joseph C, r. 1727 Market
Rodgers Joseph P., bookkeeper John Rodgers & Son,
r. 528 Grove
Rodgers Lawrence, teamster, r. 2208 Powell
Rodgers Lee O., physician. 920 Market, r. 817 Grove
Rodgers M., with Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 27 Birch
Av
Rodgers Manuel, fisherman, r. 5 Billings PI
Rodgers Mary, widow, r. 735 Twenty-third
Rodgers Mary A., widow, r. 16 Antonio
Rodgers Michael, conductor Market RR., r. 1421^
Hayes
Rodgers Michael, laborer, r. 1717 O'Farrell
Rodgers P. Mrs., widow, r. 1402 Hyde
Rod^'ers Philip, searcher records F. A. Rouleau, r.
1727 Market
Rodgers Powell, longshoreman, r. 9 Rincon Av
Rodgers R. F., gripman Sutter St. RR.
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RodReis Robert A., baggaRemaster S. P. Co.. r. 413
Bartlett
Riidgers Thonius, clerk, r. 1019 Cajip
Rodgers William, helper L. Ph. Bolauder
Rodgers W'illism, janitor Protestaut Episcopal Old
Ladies' Home
RodgerB William, solicitor, r. 5(> South Park
Bodgers William T., collector Johu Rodgers & Son, r.
laai Howard
Rodgers William W., carpenter Golden City Chemi-
cal Works, r. 73 J Twenty-third
K7" Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodifer David L., carpenter, r. 209 Nineteenth
Kodiuan J., r. luternatioual Hotel
Rodman Mary Miss, carpetsewer Alexander Mackay,
r. 501 Post
Rodney Charles, millwright, r. N 8 Merrltt nr Hattie
Bodolph Edward G. (E. G. Rodolph & Co.) r. 13J6
California
Rodolph E. G. & Co. (Edward G. Rodolph and Stephen
E. Nutting) butchers, 1-2 California Market
Rodolph Erwin G.. collector Miller & Lux, r. 1326
California
Bodrigue Jean laundryman P. DaroUes, r. 33 Chenery
Rodrigue Michael I., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., r. li<08 O'Farrell
Rodriguez Alfred C, artist, 209 Grant Av, r. Oakland
Rodriguez Antonio (Rodriguez & Rapozo) r. 613
Greenwich
Rodriguez Antonio G., bookkeeper Cahn, Nlckelsburg
& Co., r. 310 Stockton
Rodriguez Charles, blacksmith, r. 137 Third
Rodriguez E., steamboathaiid, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Rodriguez F., cook, r. 604 Vallejo
Rodriguez Fernando, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 502
Union
Rodriguez Ishmael A., machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 274 Minna
Rodriguez Juan, cooper, r. 2 Green Pi
Rodriguez Louis, seaman, r. 1017 Battery, rear
Rodriguez Marcus, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Rodriguez Marie, widow, r. 830 Jackson
Rodriguez Miguel, barber, r. 99 Stevenson
Rodriguez Salome M., cabinetmaker, r. 504 Third
Rodriguez Susie, widow, r. 137 Third
Rodriguez & Rapozo (Antonio Rodriguez and Manuel
8. Rapozo) clothing, 319 Drumm
Rodust Bernard, insurance broker, 303 California, r.
1711 Polk
Roe Alfred E., machinist Tatum A Bowen, r. 1533
Howard
Roe Anne Mrs., r. 73 Brady
Roe Edward A., foreman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
The Baldwin
Roe George H., secretary and manager California
Electric Light Co., 227-229 Stevenson, r. 2618
Pacific Av
Roe James, butcher Brown & Draper, r. SE cor St.
Thomas and Platte
Roe Katie, domestic 25 Haight
Boe Marshall J., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York
Roe Patrick, laborer, r. 121 Bernard
Roe R. A., second officer stmr Oolima
Roe Bobert, printer Bacon & Co., r. 123 Langton
Boe Thomas, teamster, r. 14 Clarence PI
ea'' Boe. See Bowe
Roeben Georjfe, wines and liquors and boarding,
37 Pacific
Roeber Christopher, carpenter and builder, 928 Post,
r. 520)4 O'Farrell
Roeber Frederick, blacksmith, r. 132 Dolores
Roebke Frederick W., cutter Charles Lyons, r. Oak-
land
Roebke Max, clerk, r. 119 M Sixth
Roeblin(;'8 John A. Soils Co., manufacturers
wire aud wire rope (Trenton, N. J.) Squire V.
Mooney manager, 14 Drumm
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Roebuck Thomae O., bollermaker, r. 37H Madlaon At I
Roeckel Joseph, teacher vocal mualc. 330 Pott. r.
Oakland |
Roeckner William, shipping clerk, r. 1033 Howard
Roeddy Emma MIsm. dreiiauiaker, r. 610 Joiicg
lloedecker August, brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Roeder Edward W., assistant accountant London, i
Paris and American Bank, r. '2.532 Mission |
Roeder Frederick, bartender Albert Leedea, r. 149 ,
Perry . I
Roeder James A. C, physician, SE cor Filbert and
Mason |
Roeder Paul, baker, r. 1205 Polk ]
Boeder William F., bartender The Baldwin, r. 631 |
Greenwich
Roedert Charles, porter H. N. Tilden fc Co. ■
Roedin^ Frederick, cashier and vice-president
The German Savings and Loan Society, 526 Call- |
fornia, r. 1910 Washington
Roedler F., stonecutter, r. :A2 Bush
Roeraer Adam F., wait-r, r. 1727 H Stevenson, pear |
ROEHM & DAVISON carrU./
(foods, iron, steel, etc. (Detroit, MU-h.)
Cecil Warner inanuifer, 109 CuUfurnia,
room ^i
Roemer Bertha, r. 52 Everett
Roemer Caspar, varnisher, r. 34 Hayes
Koemer Christian, tailor, r. 501 Filbert '
Roemer Curt (Kuhl, Roemer * Co.) r. 2420 Webster
Roemer Edward F., waiter, r. 1727 H Stevenson, rear j
Roemer Frederick, tailor, r. 115 Buchanan [
Roemer George H., clerk Will At Flnck, r. 52 Everett
Roemer Joseph, mnfr carriages and wagons, 1927 Mis-
sion
Roemer Max, with Kopter * Zwick, r. 527 K Birch Av
Roemer Oscar, foreman Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Works, r. 411 Fulton I
Roemer Robert (Kuhl, Roemer * Co.) r. 610 Leaven-
wirth
t^ Roemer. See Romer
Koenau John, bartender, r. 24 Turk
Roenttgen Jacob, night watchman CrysUl Vinegar
Works, r. 1800 FoUom
Roesch Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 824
Fourth
Roesch John, tanner, r. Eve nr San Brnno Road
Roesch Louis (Rosenthal fc Koesch) r. 2 Chatham PI
Koesrh Simon, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 6'24
Fourth
Roesler Charles A., barber, 3412 Mission
Roesler Charles G., birber. 10-.5 Bryant
Roesler Frederics, bakery 10.'>5 Bryant
Roesler Henry A., ll(luor saloon, 1610 Market, r. 1055
Boesn7r"peter, blacksmith M. Kelly, r. 1121 Mlaalon
Roessing Richard, Baleaman Chapman * Moch, r. tn
Roeth George, jeweler Geo. 0. Shrere k Co., r. H
Franklin _ . ^ „„,
Roeth Henry L., agent Keystone Wringer Co., r. 931
Roet'l»**CI»nrle.« H., druggist, BOl Third
Roetlie LoniH, Hrtlst. '209 Grant Av. r. 'ino Pln«
Koethe Marie, widow, r. 2'.Mit Pine
gyr KnethP. See Uoeth and Roth
Roettger Frederick, rontnirtor, r. '2625 V< Sutter
R,.ettlier G.iHtave. carpenter, r. •2612<< Hulter
Boff John, loiiiisUiireinan O. R. and N. Co.
UotT William H., watchman, r. 790 Htevenaon
Rogalla Vincent, machinist Ool.lcn Hlate and Minora
Iron WorkB. r. B'2S Greenwich, rear
Rogri Louis, cook. r. 63 Tehama ,.,„«,..,„„
Roger Leon, teacher Trinity School, r. 1512 MI»«ion
Rogers A. MrM., r. 1"02 McAllister
Rogers Adeline, widow, r. '22 Julian Av
Rogers Alfred, boatbullder,
riinac and Fourth
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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Importers and Dealers In
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I'll.
enc»iiMli<% 4Jl3tj.otl »nd I*I:tli>.
809. 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Kofiers Amos C, carpenter bihI biiiUior. r. 9fil Folsom
Rogers Aun, widow, r. (>'1\\ MiDiiS
Rogers Anna E. Mrs., artist, 120 Sutter, room 78, r.
118 Prospect PI
Rogers Antony, varnislier, r. 1(14 Sansorae
Rrigers August, cook Arion Balle, r. 1 Garden
Rogers Benjamin J., niacliinist, r SlSFourth
Rogers Caroline, dressmaking, 1534 Dolores
Rogers C. H., solicitor McAlester .t .Tones
Rogers diaries, carpenter, r. 961 Folsom
Rogers Charles, longsbort man, r. 9 Uincon Av
Rogers Charles, stonecutter, r. Fourth nr Brannan
Rogers Charles, wharf builder, r. 141 Minna
Rogers Charles, with Life Saving Service, r. 320
Drunim
Rogers Charles A., artist, 7 < St. Ann's Bldg, r. 426
Franklin
Rogers Charles E. , shoeeutter Earle & Co., r. 312
Jessie
Rogers Corneliiis, seaman, r. 9 Prescott
Rogers Daniel, attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 711
Jones
Rogers Daniel J., blacksmith I. Burns
Rogers .David, engineer, r. 1",S Perry
Rogers D. J., stereotyper Chronicle, r. 24 Linden Av
Rogi-rs Edward, laborer, r. 39 Dorland
Rogers Edward, seaman, r. 539 Vallejo
Rogers Edward A., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co.. r. Oakland
Rogers Edward B. (Malter.Lind & Co.) r. Hotel Pleas-
snton
Rogers Edwin N., bookkeeper R. F. Rogers, r. Grand
Hotel
Rogers E. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1917 Mission
Rogers Emma. r. 1061 Folsom
Rogers Epbraim T., master mariner, r. 407 Octavia
Rogers Florence F.. clerk, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Francis E., shipcarppnter, r. 2977 Harrison
Rogers Francis R. N., clerk M-rten, Moffitt & Co.
Rogers Frank, salesman, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Rogers George A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1811
O'Farrell
Rogers George D., helper Bush & Mallett, r. 633 Va-
lencia
Rogers George H., r. 908 Geary
Rogers George H., contractor, r. 1776 Green
Rogers George S., painter, r. 26 Howard Court
Rogers George W., mnfr gold and silver leaf, 79
Ninth
Rogers G. W.. conductor Market St. RR.. r. 13!^
Minnie
Rogers Harry D., clerk, r. S 8 Fourteenth bet Castro
and Broderick
Rogers Henry, r. 326 Eighteenth
Rojfers Henry, agent Samuel Merritt. 22 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Rogers Henry, laborer, r. 570 Folsom
Rogers Henry, slate writer, r. 524 Eddy
Rogers Henry A., compositor Chronicle, r. 430 Na-
tuma
Rogers Henry D.. physician, 410 Kearny, room 1, r.
504 Greenwich
Rogers Henry J. G., plumber, r. 1868 Stevenson
Rogers Henry O, superintendent Potrero and B. V.
RR., r. W s Kentucky bet Nevada and Yolo
Rogers Herman, boots and shoes, 1315 Stockton, r.
1111 Mason
Rogers J., millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers Jacob, porter G. W. Harris
Rogers James D. G., carpenter, r. 1868 Stevenson
Rogers James R., clerk B. H. Llchtenstein, r. 833
Bush
Rogers James R., detective, r. 1919 Broderick
Rogers James S., waiter, r. 451}^ Tehama
Rogers James W., morocco finisher, r. Dominica nr
Railroad Av
Rogers Jane Miss, r. 1155 Folsom
Rogers J. B., r. 1169 Market
Rogers Jeremiah, luachlnist, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers J. M.. salesman Davis Bros., r. 1135 Mission
Rogers John. r. 22 Dunn Alley
Rogers John, boilermaker George E. Belmor, r.
236 54 Sixth
Rogers John, broommaker Eureka Broom Factory, r.
73 Clementina
Rogers John, deputy Sheriff, r. County Jail
Rogers John, hod carrier, r. 18 Bonita
Rogers John, laborer, r. 1010 Hampshire
Rogers John, paints, oils, etc., 125 Washington, r.
I San I.eandro
I Rogers John, teamster L. Klotz. r. 1626 Stockton
I Rogers John, upholsterer, r. 1332 Pine
! Rogers John Rev., assistant pastor Church of the
j Holy Cross, r. 1826 Eddy
Rogers John C,, carpenter, r. 901 Shotwell
1 Rogers John I., major Ist Artillery, U. S. A., r. Pre-
I sidio
Rogers Joseph, r. 621 M Minna
Rogers Joseph, seaman, r. 606 Third
j Rogers Joseph F., cook. r. MH Perry
j Rogers Joseph H., blacksmith I. Burns, r. 21 Dehone
Rogers Josiah N., carpenter, 1328 Bush, r. 1413 Pine
Rogers J, T. (Rogers, Matthews & Chilstrom) r.
2415 Fillmore
Rogers Lowery, carpenter, r. 961 Folsom
Rogers M. Mrs., lodgings, 2.36 >4 Sixth
Rogers Manuel, barber, r. 36J^ Perry
Roorers Manufacturing Co. W^illiam (Hart'
ford, Conn.) manufacturers silver plated ware,
A. I. Hall & Son agents, 5-28-530 Market
Rogers Margaret, widow, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Maria A., widow, r. 108 Prospect PI
Rogers Mary, widow, r. 613 Second
Rogers Mary J., widow, r. 1603 Kearny
Rogers, Mattlie^vs & Clillstrom (J. T. Rogers,
Wieklifte Matthews and P. O. Chilstrom) attor-
neys at law, 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-11
Rogers M. E. Mrs., midwife, r. 961 Folsom
Rogers Michael, teamster, r. 212 Ninth
Rogers Nathan, physician. 703 Market
Rogers Nelson J., proptr Rogers Mission Expresd, 24
California, r. 821 Treat Av
Rogers Owen, r. S s Jersey bet Diamond and Doug-
lass
Rogers P., coalpasser stmr Starbuck
Rogers Patrick, carpenter, r. 2826 Harrison
Rogers Patrick, coalpasser stmr Granada
Rogers Patrick, farmer. Ocean House Road nr Far-
ley's Old Corner
Rogers Patrick, fireman, r. 541 First
Roaers Patrick, millhand Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers Patrick, porter Palace Hotel, r. 420 Natoma
Rogers Patrick B.. r. N s Virginia Av nr Lundy Lane
Rogers Peter, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 749 Folsom
Rogers Philip S., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers P. K. Mrs., widow, r. 110 Ellis
Rogers Richard, boilermaker, r. 314 First
Rogers R. K. Mrs., widow, r. S s Fourteenth bet Cas-
tro and Broderick
Rogers Robert A., baggageman Valencia Street Sta-
tion S. P. Co.. r. Bemal Villa
Rogers Robert F.. stockbroker. 330 Pine, room 10, r.
700 Post
Rogers Robert H., r. 237 Chattanooga
Rogers Roy R.. r. 2415 Fillmore
Rogers S. L.. attorney at law. 35 Montgomery Block
ROQERS SOLOMON ^ercnant
tailor, 1034: Market, r. 1528 Sancliez
Rogers T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rogers Thomas, butcher, r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Thomas, fireman, r. 541 First
Rogers Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Rogers Walter, mining, r. 1050 Howard
Rogers William H., commission merchant, 411 Cali-
fornia, r. 602 Buchanan
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
LOWEST PEIOES.
TWE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
5f ARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marbt SL
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Bogers William H., engineer and macbinlKt, r. '2H
Clara
Rogers William J. (W. Smitliam & Co.) r. 917 Union
RogerB William J., varieties, 12 Taylor, r. 54.") Natoma
Rogers William T., helper. L. Ph. BolancUr, r. 844
Folsom
Rogers W. T., watchman U. S. Mint r. Iti08 Market
Rogers William W., master stmr Newark, r. Alameda
Rogers & Brother (New York) mannfactnrers
silver plated ware, T. S. Conran ng-^nt, 1'20 Sutter
t^ Rogers. See Kodgers
Rogeisou Henry, saleomaii, r. 1063 Mission
Rogerson Jami-s C. shirt manufacturer, S21 Valencia
Rogcrson John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Jlaryland and Sierra
Roger-iion Patrick, r. 420 Natoma
Rogerson Robert, laborer, r. N s Shasta
and Maryland
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DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEKET STREET.
Rohrig Charl-s, bla-'V.imlth, r. 341 Tehama
Rohrig Charles, for.-man (ir.-.iiebauiu. Well k
I Michrls, r. 10i:i Twenty-tirst
I Rohrle August, engineer, r. Augusta nr Silver At "1
Louisiana Robrs Dledrlch. groceries and llciuors. 8W tor Clay
and Mason
Roggenkamp Dora, dress and cloak maker, 243 Fifth
Roggenkamp Paul, liquor saloon, 246 Sutter, r. 243
Fifth
Roggio Autone, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
Roggio .Ti hii, bootblack, r. 628 Broadway I
Roglet Henry, cook Palace Hotel
Rogue E.. laiindryman S. F. Laundry
Rogue S. Mrs., r. 1C14 Washington
Rohan Dominic, whitener Sauborn, Vail & Co., r. 1215
Ninth
Rohan Thomas, r. 338 Turk
Rohan Thomas (Garvin & Co.) r. 16 Mason
Rohbach George, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 418
Kearny
Rohback John, cook Cliff House
Rohde August (Rohde Brothers) r. 509 Jackson
Robde Bernard H., clerk James O'Brien, r. SE cor
Sixteenth and Dolores
Rohde Brothers (August and Frank) boots and shoes,
509 Jackson
Rohde Charles, machinist, r. 10 Preston PI
Rohde E. & Co. lErnst Rohde) groceries, 1003 McAllis-
ter
Rohde Ernst (E. Rohde k Co.) r. 1003 McAllister
Rohde Frank (Rolule Brothers) r. Oakland
Rohde Henry, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Rohde Henry, clerk John Luhrs. r. 2il8 Chestnut
Rohde John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and Roland John B., waiter, r. 519 'i Jessie
Taylor, r. 121 IM Clay i Roland Peter, combmaker, r. 216 Twelfth
Rohde"john, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. Roland Robert, bartender M. Ryan, 18 Sixth
.54 Jessie i Roland Thomas, teamster Charles Harley k Co.
' Roland William, r. 1320 Church
1719
Robrs George H., liquor saloon, 8W cor Mason and
Ellis, r. 417 Post
j Rohrs Hermann C. butcher, NW cor Second and Bry-
ant, r. Alameda
I Rohrs J. D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Mission
I and Eleventh
I Rohrweber Gustaf, basketmaker William Becker, r.
' Berkeley
Rohte Carl, clerk Kruse fc Euler. r. 1324 Geary
Robte F.mil (Kruse A: Euler) r. 1324 Geary
Rohte Frederick, bricklayer, r. "fiO Folsom
Rohte Otto L., with Henry (ieilfuss, r. 1324 Geary
Rohte Reinhold J., clerk, r. 2950 Mission
Rohweder Hans, soapmaker, r. E s Whitney bet Ran-
dall and Thirtieth
Rohweder's Hall. 403 Noe
Roja Alexander, r. 'i24 Vallejo
Rojas Frank, bartender J. M. Rojas, r. E s Kentucky
bet Sierra and Nevada
Rojas Jesus M., liquor saloon, E s Kentucky bet Si-
erra and Nevada
Rojero Charles, cook, r. 110 William
Rojo Louisa, widow, r. 329 O'Farrell
! Rojo Manuel, porter C. Finney, r. 718 Filbert
! Rojowski John, lithographic printer, r. 316 Seventh
! Roland Charles, teamster, r. 439 Fifth
Roland John, r. 562 Minna
Rohrle Mary, widow, r. 713 Treat Av
Rohde Otto, confectioner Rotger & Seidl
O'Farrell
3ohde Reinhold, clerk Henry F. Michaelis, r. 2950
Mission
Robe Metha Mrs., bakery, 1223;<S Webster
Rohl August, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Rol'l Frederika. widow, r. 1904 Larkin
Rohl Joseph, liquor saloon, 090 Sacramento
Eobl William, litho pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1904 Larkin
Rohlffii Chiirles C, ship stores, liquors and gro-
ceries, SW cor Mission and East
Eohlffs Frederick, cook, r. 127 Fourth
RohlflTs Gustave. clerk Henry Gehrt. r. 703 Dupont
Bohliiig Henry B., carpenter, r. 14 Collingwood
Rohling T. H., carpenter, r. 138V4 Rose Av
Rohn William, engineer, r. 59 Minna
Kohner Louis, baker, r. 763 Howard
Kohr J. H.. salesman Kohlberg, Strauss k Frohman,
Roland. See Rowland
Rolando Giovanni, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ver-
mont and Nevada
Rolen F., miner, r. .\merican Exchange Hotel
Rolf C. teamster Tcele & Scott
Rolf Henry F. V., blindmaker Jason Springer & Co..
r. 900 Shotwell
Rolf John, gripraan Clay St. RR., r. 1 Verba Buena
Rolflf Henrv T., r. 129 Fair Oaks
Rolff Jacob C. teamster, r. 5 Cedar Av
Rolfscm R. J., machinist Palmer .t Rey, r. Oakland
Roll John, oysterman Alters & Schmidt, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Rolle Joseph, helper W. T. Garratt k Co., r. 5S3 Fifth
Roller Adolph, r. 718 Ellis
Roller Albert B., pressman H. 8. Crocker * Co.. r.
1849 Mission
Roller Benjamin R.. pressman, r. 1001 Olay
Roller Charles (Kaechele «: Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Roller Eugene, traveling salesman, r. 718 EllU
Rohrbach John J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r.2221 Pine I Roller George W., painter Diebold's Safe and Lock
Rohrbacher Charles, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. ia39 Mission
Co., r. 3016 Sacramento Roller Henry A., salesman, r 718 tills .,„,,-..
Rohrbacher George M. shoemaker. 89 Ninth j Roller Josiah W., engraver N. Gray fc Co., r. .1013 CUy
Rohrbacher Philip |F. Kronenberg & Co.)r. 316 Fulton Roller Oscar, traveling salesman,
Rohrer Benjamin, laborer, r. 238 Seventh, rear ■' " " -" " ' '"*" "'"<"-
Rohrer Jacob, driver Chicago Brewing Co., r. 124
Austin
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Roller Thomas R . r. 1839 Mission
Roller William, waiter H. Henne, r. 917 << Clementina
Rollctt Thomas W.. tpaiuster, r. 15 PIxley
Rollfs Edward, pslnt.r, r. 2f,H Clara
Rolli John, foundrynmn. r. cor Klftb and llrannan
Rolling Frank, painter J. Qiiadt. r. 19 Tlilrtcnth
Rollinii Al, secretary The Flliiier * Stiller F.lrclro-
tvpe Co.. 414 Sacramento, r. Rnsa Hoiiae
Rollins Annie Miss, teacher Turk Stnet Primary
Schf>ol, r. 234 Oak
Rollins E. A., r. 133 Sixth
Rollins Francis. cUrk J. L Hohart. r. Oakland
Rollins Francis M.. clerk Haslelt * Bailey, r. 918
Capv
Rollins Frank M.
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 316 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Kollins Harry B., bookkcptr H. K. HoUiiiK, r. (i Al-
1 bum Av
I Rollius John E., sewing machines, 351 Fourth
Rollins M. A., widow, r. 2Si Oak
Rollins Reuben R., auctioneer. 334 Kearny, r. G Al-
I biou Av
RoIHds Robert, tinsmith Wiester & Co., r.G Albion Av
1^" KoUiiis. See Rawlins
IlOLLS JUJllJN bi searcher of rec-
I ords unci coiiveyniicer, office 4S5 Mont-
! goinery, r. San Rafael
; Rolph Frederick A., r. 1410 Howard
Rolph James, with Bank of California, r. 1210 Twen-
! ty-first
I Rolph Joseph W., bookkeeper Risdon I. and L.
I Works, r. 1G15 Howard
j Roma F.. assistant cashier M. J, Flavin & Co.. r. 1707
Stockton
I Roma Felipa, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Roma Hotel. Mrs. Alary Beronio proptr. 818 Sansome
Roma J. niariano (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) and
consul" Salvador, office 123 California, r. 1212
Sutter
Romaine Dominick, pastemaker, r. 407 Montgomery
Av
Romaine Nicholas T. , manager I. S. Van Win-
kle & Co., 413-415 Market, r. 1701 Buchanan
Romaine William, clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1701 Bu-
chanan
ROMAN A. & CO. (Anton Roman
and Arthur H. Breed) real estate
agents, dealers city and country prop-
erty and timber lands, 37 Post
Roman Anton (A. Roman & Co.) r. 1020M Pine
Rom^ii Bruno (Summerfield ft Roman) r. 1523 Ellis
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Sister
Stanislaus Roche superior, Susquehanna bet
Algeria and Mauritius
Roman Cornelius, clerk general freight office S. P.
Co.. r. 1020J^ Pine
ROMAN H. & CO. (Herman
Roman and Lesser and Herman Sum-
merKeld) clothing and furnishing
goods and merchant tailors, 101 Mont-
gonxery, hranch 11 Montgomery
Roman Herman (H. Roman & Co. and SummerfielJ
Bros. & Co.) r. 1.521 Ellis
Roman Simon, with Summerfield Bros. & Co., r. 506
Hayes
I Romandy Dionys, musician, r. 793 Mission
I Romanes House, H. M. Couch proptr, 640 Golden
Gate Av
Romani Louis (Romani & AUadiojr. 1013 Montgomery
Romaiii Louis, cook, r. 1107 !^ Montgomery
Romani Peter, waiter, r. 425'^ Broadway
Romani S. & Co. (-^alvatore Romani and Giuseppe
Martini) groceries and liquors, 416 Broadway
Romani Salvatore (S. Romani & Co.) r. 416 Broadway
Romani & AUadio (Louis Romani and Peter AUadio)
restaurant. 525 Sansome
Romaro Charles A., manager John T. Callender, r. 5
Broadway
Rombach Adrian E., butcher, r. 463a Minna
Romberg William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Bush and Mason
Romel August, porkpacker, r. 12 M Preston PI
Romer Cecil, portrait and historical painter, r. 2407
Romer Eugene, general agent German General
Benevolent Society, 535 California, r. 1926 Ala-
meda Av, Alameda
Eomer George A., piano tuner, r. 441 Page
Romer John X., carpenter Albany Brewing Co., r. 117
Taylor
Romer Joseph, bartender Wm. Low, r. 190 Vandewater
Romer Louis J., designer L. Ereiss, r. Alameda
Romer Robert E., Bhingler Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 272(
Greenwich
eSJ^ Romer. See Roemer
Romero Louis T., teacher music, r. 1409 Van Ness Ai
Uoiiiig Hiriuan (Romig k Timmerman) r. 405 Kearu]
Koinig & Tinimeriiian (Herman Romig and Henr]
Tlmmerinau) coffee saloon, 409 Kearny
Rommel August G., shoemaker Joseph Gutberlet, r
2 Medau PI
Komiiiel Charles, teamster Yolo Mills, r. 264 Clemen
tiua
Uoiiimel Regina, liquor saloon, 839 Brannan
Romley Robert, belliuan The Baldwin
Ronald James, laborer, r. Tennessee nr Solano
Rouald Robert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3 El Dorado
Ronaldelli Gaspar, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Rouan James, dyer, r. 745 Tehama
Rouan James M., butcher, r. cor Trinidad and L
Roiiau Michael, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Rouant August, waiter Nevada Restaurant
Ronchetti John, driver Em Meyer & Co., r.
Eldridge
Roncovierl Alfred, musician, r. 33 Hinckley
Roucovieri Marie L., widow, r. 33 Hinckley
Rondeau Louis A., carpenter, r. Third Av nr Poln
Lobos Av
Rondell Edward, clerk, r. 1425 Bush
Rondina George, packer Porter, Slessinger & Co.; i
10 Union PI
Rondinotti Carlo, baker, r. 1524 Stockton
Roner Peter, blacksmith Michael Kelly, r. 1121 Mif
sion
Roney Edward, coal dealer, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Roney F. G., compositor Alta
Roney Frank, iron molder, r 1008 Minna
63^ Roney. See Rooney
Ronicke Carl, salesman Joost Bros., r. 647 Jessie
Ronicke Frank, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Roniug John P., painter, r. 352 Third
Rounau John, bartender Herman Gerken, r. 30 Turk
Rontet Matthias, r. 620 Green
Rooch John W., boolikeeper J. H. A. FolkerB & Bro
r. 506 Sutter
Rood Anna Mr-.., r. 907 Sutter
Rood H. N., stenographer Whittier, Fuller Jc Co., i
907 Sutter
Rook W. B., compositor Alta, r. 700 California
Rooker L. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Grant Av
Rooker Walter, clerk, r. 427 Broadway
Roonan Michael, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy
Hotel
Roonan William, laborer, r. Arlington nr Migue
Fairmoutit Tract
Rooney Annie, widow, r. 214 Hickory Av
Rooney Dearby, deputy U.S. Shipping Commissione
r. W s Utah nr Sixteenth
Rooney Enoti us Rev. O. P., clergyman Dominica
Monastery, NVV cor Steiner and Bush
Rooney Francis, r. 222 J^ Ritch
Rooney Francis P., packer, r. 516 Noe
Rooney Frank, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Roouey H., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rooney H. A. Miss, correspondent Law, King & La
Publishing House, r. 1322 Ellis
Rooney James J., janitor Hall of Records, r.Ws Uta
nr Sixteenth
Rooney John, currier, r. 115 Nineteenth
Rooney John, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837 Ho^
ard
Rooney John, purser stmr San Pablo
Rooney John, teamster, r. 214 Hickory Av
Rooney John P., teamster William Berringer, r. 8;
Howard
Rooney John T., blacksmith, r. 516 Noe
Rooney John V., packer, r. 913 Broadway
Rooney M., yardman Pao. Rolling Mill
Rooney Mary, domestic 708 Shotwell
...AND..
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LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. S4, 712, 747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Man:
Wll. SESTOH, Asst. Mam
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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Roouey Mary, domestic 291'2 Pine
Roouey Michael, r. Oustru ur Twenty-fourth
Roouey Michael, r. I'ia Shipley
Kooney Patrick, carpenter, r. Clipper nr Diamond
Roouey Patrick B.. carpenter, r. E a ProHpect Av nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Roouey Patrick H., liquor saloon, 813 Battery, r. 91.i
Broadway
Rooney Peter, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Cortland
Av
Roouey Samuel, engineer, r. 1727 Market
Roouey Thomas, luuudryman La Grande Laundry, r.
21J Thirteenth
Rooney Thomas, laborer, r. 516 Noe
Roouey Thomas E., baker, r. 'J\.i Broadway
Roouey Thomas H., proprietor California Stor-
age Wart-house, 722 Missiou, r. 912 Guerrero
Roouey William J., laborer, r. 2523 Pine
Roouey W. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 252a Pine
a^ Roouey. See Roney
Roop Frauk A., solicitor Call. r. 113 Fourteenth
Roos Achille (Roos Bros.) r. 1302 Post
Rook Adolph (Koth .■« Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Roos Adoiphe (Uo'S Bros.) r. 13G2 Post
ROOS BilOTHERS (AdolpUe and
Acliillel clotliiiijf uud^ents' furnishlii^f
g'oods. 31-37 Keurny
Roob Charles, paiuter, 14 Leavenworth
RooB Charles B., laborer, r. 2K8 Tehama
Roos Charles V., restaurant, 45 Third
Roos Jo-eph, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Roos Joseph, laborer, r. Handley House
Roo.s Lillie, widow, r. 135 Hayes
Roos Otto, shoemaker, 50 Seveuth
Roos Philip, bartender, r. 212 Second
Root Charles D., capitalist, r. GOO Geary
Root Charles R., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Oak-
land
Root Daniel, teamster, r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Root Don A., laborer, r. 122 San Jos6 Av
Root Edward B., traveling salesman Stearns, Worden
& Co., r. Brunswick House
Boot E. J., vice-president Pac. Fruit Oo.,r. 437 O'Far-
rell
Root Elliott M. (Root & Sanderson) r. 903 Stelner
Root George A., clerk Redingtou Hz Co., r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Root George B., with Charles E. Paxton, r. 1814
Steiner
Root Gilbert W., bookkeeper Pao. Fruit Co., r. 437
O'Farrell
Root Harry W., clerk estate Charles McLaughlin, r.
cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av
Root Henry, civil engiueer. r. 712 Sutter
Root James R., solicitor F. C. Baxter, r. 437 O'Far-
rell
Root J. N., with Root k Sanderson
R(jot John W., carriagemakcr, r. .501 Webster
Root Nathan H., pressman Commercial News, r. 2242
Bush
Root «b !<ander8on (Elliott M. Root and George
H. Sanderson) importers and jobbers groceries
and provisions, 122-124 Market and 19-21 Califor-
niu
Ropcke Helmnth Mrs., baBery and confectionery,
1511 Dnpont
Ropcke Heimiitb F., laborer, r. 1511 Dupont
Rnpe James, steward, r. 83H Missiou
Koper August, caroenter, r. 307 Seventeenth
Eopcr Ch.irles, baker Winkle Bros., r. 922 Battery
Rnpcr Charles, waiter Uichard Stege, r. 252>4 Third
Hop r Hnnry, carpenter, r. 1420 Broadway, re«r
RopiT Miirie A. Miss, vice principal Lincoln Primary
School, r. 712 Sutter
Roper William, farnier, Ocean House Road nr Far-
ley's Old Coruer
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bxam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XiO^WDEaT I^./LTES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AIIOVK I'ALACK llorr.U
Ropers Matilda, talloress. r. 7.50 Folgom
Ropers Richard J., porter Brauuscbwetger k Co., r.
750 Folsora
Rorke Benjamin B., clerk Greenwood* De Wolf, r.
847 Eddy
Rorke James, clerk, r. 1609 Powell
VSr Rorke. See Uourke aud O'Routke
Rosa Alberto, vegetables. Columbo Market
Rosa Emauuel, barber, r. 920 Biu-lianan
Rosa Joseph, barber, 433 Pine, r. 20 Oalhoun
Rosa Joseph Jr., carpenter S. .M. HilU, r. 20 Calhoun
Rosa Joseph C, barbi-r, r. 703 )« Hyde
R'lSa Joseph P. (Rosa \- Troell) r. 1821 Hyde
Rosa M. E., barber, 1513 Bu<:hauau
Rosa Samuel A., r. 1220 Folsom
Rosa A Troell (Joseph P. Rosa and Conrad Troell)
barbers, 657 Clay
RoRiilia Armand B., business broker. 310 Xeamy
Rosan Constant, cook Occid'ntal Hotel
Roscelli Louis, clerk Gabriel Bovo, r. f, Margaret PI
Roscbmaun Charles, beerbottler, 120 Shotwell
Roscoe Henry, r. 726 Bush
Rose Abraham, driver N. B. and M. BR., r. 327 Clem-
entina
Rose A. W. Jr., mining, office 224 California, r.
San Mateo
Rose D. R., steward stmr San Pablo
Rose E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 503)4 OFarrell
Rose Edward G., liquor saloon, 52 First, r. 935 Eight-
eenth
Rose Ephralm, salesman H. Dutard, r. 1210 Mission
Rose Frank N., r. 402 .Montgomery
Rose Fred . bartender, and extraman Eneine No. 5
Rose G )ttfried, waiter, r. 220 Pacific
Rose Henry, r. 618 Capp
Rose Isaur. A., blafksiuith, r. 11 Clementina
Rose Jacob, peddler, r. 4t Everett
Rose James, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Ruse James, shoemaker P. F. Nolan * Co.,r. 29 Minna
Rose J. J., carpenter, r.El Dorado bet Twenty-oecond
aud Tweuty-tUird
Rose J. J., manager Indianapolis House, 1235 Market
Rose John, fruit peddler, r. 237 CUra
Rose John E., paiuter, r. :;07 Third
Rose John H., liquor saloon. 624)4 Clay, r. 435 Bush
Rose Joseph, S'eaman, r. 36 Clay
Rose Josiah, r.2H4) Mission
Rose Josiah J., carpenter, r. .551 Alvarado
Rose Louis S.. stock aud bond broker, iM Mont!{om-
ery, r. 310 Stockton
Rose Manuel P., elevatonuan S. F. Stock and Ex-
change IJldg, r. Alameda
Rose Niiunic M. Miss, clerk The Satnwel Hill Co., r.
n Hyde
Rose Niimar. bookkeeper Ichi Ban. r. 203 Polk
Rusi- Thomas, ixpressiuan, SW cor Fourth and To.
hauin, r. fill" Castro
Rose WaUleiunr D., Ileuteunnt II. 3. N., and nmnilwr
Naval Board of luHpectiou and 8urv..y. ..(Bcb U.
H. Appraisers' HIdg, f..urth tl-or. r. 1420 Bush
Ro8« Willlum T., . lerk, r. 618 Capp
Rosedale Club. 723 Br.vaut
Roserteld Jacob, t.l.graph operator, r. n4rt Mission
RoseUariip Julia, operator Buckingham k Hocht, r. 39
Moss
Rosikiiiup William, clerk Bernard Miller
Rosekrans Friink L, saleHiuau Fiank P. Latson. r.
627 Webster
II. UOSEKUANS & CO.
(MILO S. JEFFERS.)
HARDWARE aiiil BUILDERS' MATERIALS
638 MARKET STREET.
& REY, 435-40? SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Plui-tt 'rriiuiiiinifs
a Specittlt y.
-^ 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
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RosekraiiK Henry M., lainter, 517 California, r. 627
Webster
Rosekriius Jlary A., widow, r. 9'22 Valencia
B^ Rosekraus. See Rosencrantz and liosenkranz
Rosella George, r. loots Paiific
Roselli Rudolph, teacher music. 725 Market, r. 202
Ellis
Roseman Peter J., oyster opener The Morgan Oyster
Co.. r. 24 }« Gilbert
Roseniino Pietro. tailor Louis Rich, r. 635 J4 Geary
Rosen Christopher, restaurant. 1119 Market, r. im
RauHCh
Rosen Frank, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2216 Filbert
Rosenau C. H., seaman, r. 37 PaciUc
Rosenbach Asher, salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1324 Golden Gate Av
Rosenbaum A. J , butcher, r. 743 Ellis
Rosenbaum Albert M. (Rosenbaum Bros.) r. 1901 Oc-
tavia
Rosenbaum Brothers (Samuel M. and Albert M. Ros-
enbaum and Sismund Strassburger) commission
merchants, 206 Front
Rosenbaum Charles W., bookkeeper M. Rosenbaum,
r. 1901 Ocfa-via
Rosenbaum Emil D., bookkeeper, r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Fr. H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. St.
Helens, Napa Co.
Rosenbaum Fr. H. Mrs., r. 331 Haight
EOSENBAUM FR. H. & CO.
(Fr. H. Rosenbaum and George Nelle)
importers plate and Avindov glass,
manufacturers mirror plates and
frames, 507 Market
Rosenbaum Herman A., butcher, 1-2 Centre Market,
r. 723 Ellis
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co. (Isaac S. Rosenbaum) manu-
facturers cigars and dealers tobacco, 603-605
Front
Rosenbaum Isaac S. (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 1402
Jackson
Roseubauin Martha, widow, r. 504 Union
Rosenbaum Moses, real estate, office 206 Front, r.
1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Oscar, brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Rosenbaum Samuel H., salesman I. S. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 1412 Jackson
Rosenbaum Samuel M. (Rosenbaiim Bros.) r. 1901
Octavia
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. New
York
Rosenbaum Simon (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) r. 1409
California
Rosenbaum Valentine (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 29
Grant Av
Rosenbaum & Co. (Sigmund D. and Valentine
Rosenbaum, Morris Augustine and Max Bellman)
importers hosiery, fancy goods, etc., 125-127 San-
some
Roaenbanm Si Scheeline (Simon Rosenbaum
and Simon C. Scheeline; attorneys at law, 325
Montgomery, room 2
Rosenberg Aaron B., shoemaker, r. 478 Jessie
Rosenberg Abraham, correspondent S. W. Rosenstock
& Co.. r. 1721 Clay
RosenberK Adolph, cashier Hellman, Haas & Co. (Los
Angeles) office 100 California, r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg August A., salesman Kohler & Chase, r.
Maple Court nr Fourteenth
Rosenberg Benjamin, shoemaker, 33 Eddy, r. 478
Je.ssie
Rosenberg Benjamin G., salesman Held Bros. & Co.,
r. 1306 Laguna
Rosenberg Bernard, bookkeeper Loewe Bros., r. 822
Ellis
Rosenberg Brothers (Marx and Isidor) gents' fur
nishiug goods, 55 Third
Rosenberg Catherine, widow, r. 709 Minna, rear
Rosenberg Charles (G. Rosenberg & Sod) r. 1306 La-
guna
Rosenberg Charles, butcher, r. 228 Seventh
Rosenberg Charles, clerk J. Hertz & Co., r. 10 Moss
Rosenberg Charles, collector M. Braudenstein & Co.,
r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Charles K., bookkeeper Hicks & Judd, r.
18 Moss
Rosenberg David, cutttr G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 1306
Laguna
Rosenberg David, with Seller Bros. & Co.. r. 2319 Sut-
ter
Rosenberg E. Mrs., widow, r. 18 Moss
Rosenberg Edmund, clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 210
Hyde
Rosenberg Ella Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 1306 Laguna -^-^^
Rosenberg Flora Mrs., hair dressing, 10 Moss ^
Rosenberg G. & Son (George and Chai-lesj mufrs hats
and caps, 518 Market
Rosenberg Gay Allander, stenographer Jacob Rosen-
berg, r. 104 Devisadero
Rosenberg George (G. Rosenberg & Son) r. 1306 La-
guna
Rosenberg Getz. butcher, 2015 Howard
Rosenberg Henry H., clerk, r. 2232 Post
Rosenberg I>idor (Rosenberg Bros.) r. 437 3^ Jessie
EOSENBERG JACOB-,
AVool Commission Merchant, 4:0 Cali-
fornia, r. 104 De-visadero
Rosenberg Joseph, butcher, SE cor Larkiuand O'Far-
rell, r. 210 Hyde
Rosenberg Joseph, fancy goods, 40 Geary, r. 814
Farrell
Rosenberg Joseph, office 410 Montgomery, room 4
Rosenberg Joseph L., r. 2232 Post
Rosenberg Julia, domestic 1721 Clay
Rosenberg L. Budd, sheet music and musical instru-
ments, 1322 Market r. Maple Court nr Fourteenth
Rosenbt-rg Lena, widow, r. 1721 Clay
Rosenberg Leon, junk dealer, r. 417 Hayes
Rosenberg Lewis, stationery, 29 Second, r. 715 Ellis
Rosenberg Louis, butcher, 4 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Louis, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 18
Moss
Rosenberg Louis, clerk, r. 360 Minna
Rosenberg Louis S., bookkeeper Slnsheimer Bros., r.
210 Hyde
Rosenberg M., second-hand goods, 903 Folsom
Rosenberg Manuel, cigarmaker, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Marx (Rosenberg Bros.) r. 437 J^ Jessie
Rosenberg Max, clerk Haas Bros., r. 1721 Clay
Kosetberg Melville, clerk, r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Melville, stock clerk Schweitzer & Co., r.
803 Turk
Rosenberg Meyer, butcher, r. 2429 Sutter
Rosenberg Meyer J., insurance broker, r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Morris, watchmaker and jeweler, 117
Third, r. 360 Minna
Rosenberg Moses, cattle dealer, r. 1819 J^ Howard
Rosenberg R. Mr., widow, r. 803 Turk
Rosenberg Robert, peddler, r. 521 Minna, rear
Rosenberg Robert C., with Jacob Rosenberg, r. 104
Devisadero
Rosenberg Samuel, salesmsin Joseph Rosenberg, r. 814
Howard
Rosenberg Samuel, shooting gallery, terminus P. and
O. RR., r. 12.33 Mission
Rosenberg Solomon S.. butcher, r. 210 Hyde
1^" Rosenberg. See Rothenberg
Rosenberger Arthur, painter, r. Prospect Av bet
Columbia PI and Alabama, B. H.
Rosenberger Conrad, r. Prospect Av bet Columbia PI
and Alabama, B. H.
Rosenberger Edward J ., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. Treat Av. nr Twenty-seventh
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
XIARHET ST.. COR. THIRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manafacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwASH^N^T?N sT.;Proilnccrs nf FINE TABLE WINES
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Roeenbcrger Frank, shoeniaker, r. Prospect Av bet
Colunibitt PI aud Al«l)nius, B. H.
RogPuberRtT William, laborer, r. Prospect Ay bet Col-
unibin PI and AUbania, B. H.
UoBeublatt Arthur S., with Calhoun Distilling Co.. r.
IHU GouKb
Rcsenblalt Byron S., clerk, r. 1814 Oough
Rosenblatt H., peddler, r. 418 sixth
Rosenblatt Isaac, traveling salesman Sou Bros & Co.,
r. 14'20y4 Geary
Rosenblatt Milton W., traveling salesman, p. 1814
Go>i!,'h
Rosenbliitt Sampson, manager Calhoun Distilling Co.
(Covington, Ky.) llti California, r. 1814 Gough
Rosenblatt Wallace clerk, r. 1814 Gough
Roseubliiom Mary, widow, r. 443 Jessie
RosenblDom Ralph, salesman Baron Jacobs, r. HT.m
Natoma
RosenDlum Bruthers (Herman and Solomon) millinery
goods. 210 Sixth and 1413 Stockton
Roseublum Daniel, bootK and shoes. 404 Hayes, r.
61HH Hayes
Rosenblnm Harry (D. S. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1305 Golden
Gate .\v
Roseublum Harry L.(Rosenblum & Abraham) r.OllJj
Natoraa
Roseublum Herman (Rosenblum Bros.) r. 1413
Stockton
Rosenblum Joseph, merchant, r. 633 O'Farrell
Roseublum Joseph, shoemaker D. Rosenblum, r. 1305
Golden Gate Av
Rosenblum Morris, merchant, r. 805 O'Farrell
Ros.nblnm Philip, boots and shoes. 'iOT Sixteenth
Rosenblum Samuel, clerk, r. 207 Sixteenth
Roseublum Solomon (Rosenblum Bros.) r. 1413
Stockton
ROSENBLUM & ABRAHAM
(H. L. Rosenblum and Gabriel Abra-
liani) merchant tailora, 1103 Market
Rogeiibohm John H.. r. 033 Valencia
Rosencrantz .Abraham, pianomaker Joseph E. Gali-
gher. r. 431 Sixth
Rosencrantz Jacob gents' furnishing goods. 548
Fourth
Rosencrantz Louis, dry goods and gents' furnishing
goods, 252 Fourth
Rosencrantz Moses, matzo bakery, 433-435 Sixth, r.431
Sixth
Rosencrantz Nathaniel, student, r. 431 Sixth
US'' Rosencrantz. See Rosekranz and Rosenkranz
Roseu'lale Adrian C, traveling salesman Brown &
Metzner,' r. Florence House
Rosendorn Emil, teacher music, r. 2132 Post
Rosendorn Solomon, shademaker W. & J. Sloanefc Co.,
r. 213J Post
Rosen r Henry, carpenter, r. 4.35 Pine
Reseller Herman, second-hand clothing, 1009 Howard,
r. 1:^13 Howard
Rosener Hyman. tinner, r. 216Ji Linden Av
Rosener Moritz, cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 216 )i
Linden Av
Rosener Morris, clothing and gents' furnishing
gi>od8. (189 Market, r. 1409 Octavia
Rosener Samuel, mercbaut, r. 1430 Geary
Ropeuer Siiimuu'l, barber, 119 Sixth, r. '«"29 Minna
R.'sener Simon, tailor, r. f-08 Folsoiii
t£^ Rosener. See Rnsner
Roseiifeld Abraham, fancy goods. 918 Larkin
BosenfeM Henry (Jolin Rosenfeld's Sons) r. NE cor
Pifrce and Fulton
Rosenfeld Jolin, r. \E cor Pierce and Fulton
Ro.seiiffld Leo, assistant bookkeeper Getz Bros & Co.,
r. 2004 Pine
Rosenfeld Louis (John Rosenfeld's Sons) r. New
Y.irk
Rosenfeld Max, fringemaker M. Ettinger, r. 443 Te-
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
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SASH CURTAINS
In all Ihc Latest Shades of Coloring.
^41 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Rosenfeld Rose Mrs. (Steinliach & Co.) r. Wa Pine
Rosenfeld Solomon, r. 2004 Pine
Roiienfeld'* John Sons (Louis and Henry)
shipping and commlHsion merchants, and pro-
prietors Dispatch Line to New York, agt-ntji Van-
couver Coal Mining and Land Co. (limited)
wholesale and retail coal dealers, yanl NW cor
Spear and Howard, office 202 Sansoiii©
Rosengarn John H., liquor saloon, cor Grant At and
Morton, r. 85 Nintli
Rosengarten Barney, waiter San Francisco Verein. r.
219 Sutter
Rosenheim Aaron, commercial traveler, r. 33 Clinton
Park
Rosenheim Albert, cigars and tobaCco.NE cor Kearny
and Market, r. 223 p( st
Rosenheim Samu'-l. notary public, 303 California,
room 7, r. 33 Clinton Park
Rosenkranz Louis, liquor saloon, SE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Ro:^eukrauz Minna, widow, r. 9E cor Greenwich and
Steiner
t^" Rosenkranz. See Rosekrsnz and Rosencraiit/.
Roseulund Gustave T., master mariner, r 191'l Mason
Rosenlund P. Albert, manager Swanbt-r^j's Oya-
tiT House, 57-04 California Market, r. lnio Mason
Rosenmoller Louisa (C. H. HulUtrommer & Co.) r. 14
Washinytou I
Rosenquist John, liquor saloon, 411 Drnmm I
Rosenshine Adolph (M. Rosenshine * Bro.) r. 1305
Octavia \
Rosenshine George (Ed. Weil & Co.) r. 902 O'Farrell
Rosenshine Leopold (M. Rosenshine * Bro.) r. 902
O'Farrell I
Rosenshine 91. & Brother (Matthias, Adolph.
Leopold and Moritz W.) importers leaf tobacco'
and ci;;ars, 413-415 Battery j
Rosenshine Matthias (M. Rosenshine ft Bro.) r. New
York
Rosenshine Moritz W. (M. Rosenshine & Bro.) 415
Battery I
Rosenstadt Michael, salesman Newman k Levlnson,
r. 335 McAllister |
Rosenstein Abraham, clerk Jacob Rosensteln, r. 4M
Nat(mia
Rosenstein Fritz, agent, r. 657 Harrison
Rosi'usteia Jacob, clothing, etc., 238 Fourth, r. 4»
Natoma
Rosenstein M., stock clerk Newman i Levlnson, r.
1018 !« Fol>iom
Ro»ienstirn Juliua, physician and surgeon, 932
Sutter. NE cor Hyde, consulting hours 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 P. M., and Sundays 9 to 10 A. M., telephone
No. 21M7
Rosenstock Samuel W. (S. W. Rosenstock * Co.) r.
Palace Hot.l
Rosenstock 8. W. A Co. (Samuel W. Rosenstock and
Marion Leveiitrltt) mnfrs boots and shoes, 9E cor
Bush and Sansome
Rosenthal Abraham, r. 413 Larkin
Rosenthal Abraham (Rosenthal k Banluhn) r. J6
Page
Rosenthal Adolph, ronhul German Empire, 318
Saciairicnto, r. ('.■ntial Av nr Piiru. Alameda
ROSENTHAL" MMET, .n..
porlcr and uimiularl iir.-r 'I'lirUUh and
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Rosenthal Brothers (Mauric
■.Oil Post
Rosenthal Brothers * Co (Isaac L. and Meyer Rosen-
ttisl anil Moses Sondhelmer) boots and shoes,
1418 polk and 107-111 Kearny
Rosenthal Charles, butcher, Siniuel Oana, r. 1043
(iolden (late Av
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
ROSENTHAL CHARLES
inniiii£f<-r C. Miiller, 135 Moiityoinery,
r. '418 Hai<;ht
Rosenthal Charlew H., physician, r. 1142 McAllister
Kosenthal David, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co.,
r. cor Chenery and R mdall
Roseuthsl Elizabeth J., widow, r. 902 Filbert
Kiisenthal Eruil. salesman I. Bush & Co., r. 10 Monroe
Rosenthal D. Mrs., widow, r. 807 Polk
Rosenthal Fanny, widow, r. 8ii3k Geary
Kosenthul, Feder <!te Co. (Samuel Feder) im-
porters boots and shoes, 33-35 Battery
Rosenthal George W., bookkeeper Rosenthal Bros., r.
1021 Suiter
Rosenthal Getel Mrs., ladles' underwear, 120 Sixth, r.
638 Minna
Rosenthal Hyman M., manager Mrs. G. Rosenthal, r.
538 Minna
Rosenthal Isaac, r. 17 Bannam PI
Rosenthal Isaac, clothing, 202 Pacific
Rosenthal Isaac L. (Rosenthal Bros, k Co.) r. 304
Stockton ,
Rosenthal Jacob, r. 419 Geary
Rosenthal Jacob, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 918
O'Farrell
RosenthalJacob, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 535
O'Farrell
Rosentlial Joseph, attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, r. Silver State
Rosenthal Joseph, furniture, 110-112 Fourth, r. 216
Sixth
Rosenthal L., cigarmaker, r. 739 Howard
Rosenthal Louis, r. 448 Tehama
Rosenthal Louis, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 707 Mason
Rosenthal Louis, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
535 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Ludwlg (Rosenthal & Roesch) r. 1021 Post
Rosenthal M. Sirs., widow, r. 1616 Bush
Rosenthal Marcos, attorney at law, 318 Pine,
rooQ]8 6}^-7, r. 1319 Golden GateAv
Rosenthal Matthew, solicitor David Stern & Sons, r.
413 Larkin
Rosenthal Maurice (Rosenthal Bros.) r. 1021 Sutter
Rosenthal Max. cashier Fechheimer, Goodkind &Co.,
r. 2204 California
Rosenthal Meyer (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 304
Stockton
Rosenthal Morris (M. Scheyer & Bro.) r. 924 Fulton
Rosenthal Morris, barber Hugo Scheunert, r. 619
Stevenson
Rosenthal Moses S., dry and fancy goods, 2 Sutter, r.
918 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Peter, fruit dealer, r. S s Randall nr
Chenery
Rosenthal R., r. 6231^ McAllister
Rosenthal Raphael, entry clerk Buyer & Reich, r.927J<S
Jackson
Rosenthal S. Mrs., widow, r. 520 Van Ness' Av
Rosenthal Samuel (Rosenthal Bros.) r. Baltimore
Rosenthal Samuel, clerk W. J. Murray & Co.
Rosenthal Samuel, driver The Calitornia Toilet Co.,
r. 535 O'Farrell
Rosenthal Samuel E., cutter Mrs. G. Rosenthal, r.
538 Minna
Rosenthal Sigmund, bookkeeper Kraker & Israel, r.
1410 Ge.iry
Rosenthal William, barber, 11 H Jackson, r. 1714
Leavenworth
Rosenthal & Barduhn (Abraham Rosenthal and John
Barduhn) tailors, 818 Howard
ROSENTHAL & ROESCH
djutlwig Rosenthal and Laouis Roesch)
steam printers and engravers, 419 Sac-
ramento and 3S30 Sansome
Rosentreter George W.. r. 959 Harrison
Roseutreter Otto, saloon, r. 247 Ritch
Rosenzweig Abraham, tailor, r. 528 Natoma
Roseiizweig Clirisine, widow, r. 1857 Stevenson, rear
Rosenzweig iHldor, salesman, r. 736 Geary
Roseuzwelg Jennie, widow, r. 736 Geary
Uosenzweig Joseph, commercial traveler, r. 736 Geary
Uosetta Bouetto, fisherman, r. 1319 Sanaome, rear
Hosewald J. H., teacher violin, r. 929 Post
Hosewald Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 929 Post
Rosewarue Samuel, miner, r. 902 Montgomery
Rosewell G<orge R., draftsman Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. ir)28 Jackson
Rosewell Walter, barnessmaker, r. 1B28 Jackson
RdSie John, engineer U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 134
Bartlett
Rosie Walter, secretary United Workiugmens' Co-
operative Boot and Shoe Co., 513 Market, r. 22t>
Chattanooga
Rosin Anna Mrs., r. 336 Jessie
Rosin Charles S., plate printer G. M. Wood & Co., r.
335 Jessie
Rosin Robert, sign painter, r. 335 Jessie
Rosiue Carl, cooper, r. 103 Natoma
Rosing Anton, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Rosis Alphonse, blacksmith Murray Bros., r. 8 Creek
Lane
Rosis Julius, cook. r. 632 Howard
Roskamp Henry F., policeman, r. N s Dominica bet
St. John and Susquehanna
Roskan^p William J., teamster, r. 18^ Folsom Av
Rosner Edmund M. , leader orchestra Orpheum, r. IDS'
O'Farrell
Rosovich Peter, master mariner, r. 8 Reed
Ross Adam, groceries. SE cor Ellis and Pierce
Ross Alexander, r. 539 Fifth
Ross Alexander, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Ross Alexander, commission merchant, r. 9 Glen
Park Av
Ross Alexander, shoemaker, 603 Hayes
Ross Alexander, soapmaker, r. 218 Ninth
Ross Alexander J., night watchman, r. 520 H Sutter
Ross Alfred, water tender stmr Santa Rosa, r. 132
Langton
Ross Allen O. (Delfino & Ross) r. 1313 Kearny
Ross Austin, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Boss Belle Miss, dressmaking, 316 Sutter
Ross Ben.iamin F., employee Sutter St. RR. Co.
Ross B. G., traveling salesman J. J. Mack & Co.
Ross Caroline A., widow, r. 1126 Howard
Ross Charles, bartender, r. 130 Second
Ross Charles, stable man, r. 1810 Polk
Ross Charles, wagon and truck maker, 521 Mission,
and restaurant 510 Mission, r. 510 Mission
Ross Charles A., compositor Chronicle, r." 535 Post
Ross Charles L., tailor, 638 Clay, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Ross Colin S., assistant cashier Goldberg, Boweu &
Co., r. 9 Glen Park Av
Ross David, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Ross David, carpenter, r. 328 Ellis
Ross David, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Ross Donald (Ross & Hewlett) r. 20 Albion Av
Ross Donald W., carpenter, r. 1045 Market
Boss Edward, bartender Matthew Collins, r. 230 J^
Ninth
Ross Edward, teamster Henry Dutton Jr., r. 14 Adair
Ross Elizabeth, widow, r. 795 Stevenson
Ross Emil, clerk H. Lash, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross F. E.. r. 1045 Market
Ross Frances, widow, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross Frank, real estate, r. 304 Stockton
Ross Frederick, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Ross George, carpenter, r. 18 Lapidge
Ross George, carriage painter, 2723 Mission, r. 1525
Dolores
Ross George, engineer, r. 23 Stanly PI
Ross George, shipwright. 10 Folsom, r. 19 Silver
Ross George D., driver Goldberg, Bowen it Co., r;
2230 Bush
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Robs George H., blacbsnaitb's helper, r. 10 Clsy
Ross OeorRe H., Ice cutter Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r.
856 Tehama
Ross Gu^tave, teamster, r. 838 Harrison
Ross Henry Y.. commercial traveler, r. 1^120 Hnyes
Ross Hugh, miller Ousten & Bruus, r. 9 Glen Park Av
RohS Hugh F., r. 10:15 Valencia
Ross Ixaac, fruit peddler, r. 440 Ninth
Ross I. W , traveliu;; a^put Overland Monthly
Ross James (J. T. Armstrong .'c Co.) r. 2.50 Jessie
Roes James, contractor, builder and aspbaltum
worker, NW cor Van Ness and Linden Ave, r. 107
Fell
Ross James, master mariner, r. 531 O'Farrell
Ross James, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 132
Langton
Ross James Jr.. watchman, r. 132 Langton
Ross James A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 9 Glen
Park Av
Robs James A., waiter, r. 101 Stevenson
Ross James F., teamster, r. 1436 Ellis
Robs James P., printer Francis, Valontine & Co., r.
1605 Turk
Ross Jemima, widow, r. 8 Roach
Ross Johanna Mrs., liquor saloon, 20 Everett
Ross John (Lanristou & Ross) r. SE cor Mission and
Twenty.fifth
RosB John, miller Henry Ooubrough & Co., r. 2 Park
PI
Ross John, plasterer, r. 415 Hyde
Ross John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 9 Glen
Park Av
Robs John, saloonkeeper, r. 2855 Mission
Rose John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ro.«B John, ehoemaker, 262 Jessie
Roes John A., bookkeeper John Mallon, r. 230^ Ninth
Ross John D., wheelwright C. F. Suhl, r. S s Turk
bet Baker and Lyon
Ross John E., gastitter, r. 132 Langton
Roes John F., clerk C. M. Foster & Co., r. 1221 "Wash-
Ington
Ross Joseph, r. 752 Harrison
Rose Joseph, longshoreman, r. 918 Montgomery
Ross J. 8.. brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Washington
Hotel
Ross Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 2855 Mission
Roes Kate E. Miss, milliner, r. 120 Seventh
Ross Malcolm A., wheelwright McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 820 Jessie
Robs Mary E., widow, r. 515^ Valencia
Boss Maurice, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. West Berkeley
Ross Otto, boot and shoe maker. 50 Seventh
Ross Oito, cigarmaker J.W. Shaefifer\- Co.,r. 221 Minna
Robs Richard, sutler Cahn, Nickelsberg i: Co.. r. West
Berkeley
Ross Richard, horse clipper, r. 17 Fourth
Ross Robert, butcher Dennis G. Lally, r. 9 Glen Park
Av
Ross Robert, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co., r.
918 Bush
Ross Robert, miner, r. 843 Howard
Ro?B Robert, porter M. P. Davidson
Ross Robert, waiter Palnce Hotel, r. 107 Natoma
Roes Samuel A., packer Indlauapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 666 M Bryant
Roee Samuel M., bricklayer, r. 37 Second
Ross Sydney A., gripman Market St. RR., r. 501 Brod-
erick
Ross Simon, r. 1724 Market
Robs Theodore B., livery stable, SE cor Geary and
Leavenworth, r. 637 Geary
Ross Thomas, r. 1035 Valencia
Ross Thomas, plumber and gasfltter. 316 Buab, r. 929
HalRht
Boss Thomas, salesman The Bancroft Co., r. 919)i
Howard
Rose Thomas L. , with George Roes, r. 19 Silver
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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Ross William, carpenter, r. 426 Telmiis 1
Ross William, carriagemaker McCue Carriage Factory, '
r. 820 Jessie |
Rots William, clerk general passenger and ticket dcpt ,
S. P. Co., r. 918 Bush |
Ross William, contractor, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross William, elevator tender Levi Straues k Co., r.
18 Lapidge
Ross William, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Ross William, waiter, r. 153)4 Third
Ross William H.. r. 666)4 Bryant
Ross William H.. clerk letter dept Welle Fargo & Co.
r. 304 Stockton
Ross William H., clerk Madison k Burke, r. 419 Geary
Ross William T., teacher elocution, 78-79 St. Ann's
BIdg
Ross William W., druggist, r. 515)4 Valencia
Ross W. Leith, exchange teller Nevada Bank, r. 320
Mason
Ross <& HeMrlett (Donald Ross and Frederick Hew-
lett) commission merchants, 300-302 Davis
Ross' Hall, 637 Geary
RosRbach Catherine, widow, r. 1511 Hyde
Rossbach Charles H.. porkpacker Frank W. Rossbach
r. 517 Washington
Rossbach Frank W., proptr S. F. Packing and Pro.
vision Co., 517-521 Washington, r. 2435 California
Rossberg Charles, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Rosser Thomas, bartender T. Tregellas, r. 87 Second
Rosseter George R. (Rosseter \- Smith) r. Alameda
Rosseter James, seaman, r. 129 Foleom
Rosseter Jame:< H., clerk W. & J. Sloane k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Rosseter John H. (Rosseter & Smith) r. Alameda
RoBteter John H. Jr., clerk J. W. Grace fc Co.. r. Ala-
meda
ROSSETER & SMITH
(Georjre R. and .lohii H. Ronseti-r and
»i>tephen M. SmItUi lni|iort(>rH lalfakinH,
8hot>findin^8 and hIioc machinery, 545
Market
1^" Rosseter. See Rossiter
Ros).i A. & Co. (Angelo Rossi and Glacomo Ferrelto)
liquor saloon, 521 Commen ial
Rossi Alexander, cook Palace Hotel
Rossi Aiigelo (A. Rossi fc Co.) r. .533 Green
Rossi Antonio (G. Rossi & Son) r. 515 Broadway
Rossi Charles, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Rossi Domenico P., Importer French. Italian and
German medicine.-i au'l sole agent for the I'nlted
States and Canada for Ferro China BIslerl Bitters,
NE cor Diipont and Green
Rossi Eugene, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. Crystal
Hotel
RosM Fillppo (Rossi & CIresa) r. 11 Dnlnn PI
Rossi Francis A., law student Tilden & Tllden
Rossi Francisco, marble polit-her Riiffino fc BlanchI, r.
337 UnlOD
Rossi Frank, with Cheline fc Rossi, r. 332 Sixth
Rossi G., vegetable dealer, r. DeHaro nr Center
Rossi O. A: Son (Giuseppi and Antonio) butchert, 618
Broadway
Rossi Giovanni, bricklayer, r 433 Fulton
Rossi Giuseppe (G. Rossi fc Son) r. 515 I'.roadway
Rossi Giueeppe, laborer American Halt Co
Rossi Herman, salesman G. 1). Marlanl. r. 641 Broad-
RoRKi John, with Cheline * Rossi, r. 332 Slith
Rossi John E. P., busimsa manager L'ltalla, 019
Moiitgom<ry
Rossi Lawrence, boarding, 331 Broadway
Rossi Peter, cook J. Marshall, r. cor Mission and
Fourth , ^ ^
Rossi Pletro B., vegetables Colombo Market
Rosiil Pietro C, succeesor to Hteylaara *«"•"•■
chemi^t and druggist. NE cor Dupont and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 830 Green
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Rossi Stephen J., book and job printer, 423 Washing
ten, r. lOdS Mason
Rossi Vincent (Cheline & Ropsi) r. 332 Sixth
Rossi Vitaliauo. jeweler, r. -128 3^ Chestnut
Rossi v^ Ciresa (Filippo l^)ssi and Carlo Ciresa) liquor
saloon. 52.5 Vallejo
Rossiter Ellen, widow, r. 106 Francisco
Rossiter James, awningmaker, 104 Franclso, r. 106
Frauciseo
Ropslter Paul, chief engineer stmr Colima, r. 525 Har-
rison
K?" Rossiter. See Rosseter
Rossmore Hotel, Mrs.H. Chamberlain proprietor, 306
Stockton
RoBsow Charles, butcher Carlo Giovannetti, r. 163
Perry
Rossow Ernst, machinist John Roach, r. 163 Perry
Rostovich John, bartender, r. 25.5 Jessie
Rotche Robert A., manager A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
72 Ninth
Rote Willis H., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 214 Baker
Rotenberg Abraham, real estate, r. 147 Seventh
Rotermund Frederick, barber, r. 1822 Mason
Rotermund William (Rotermund & Schmidt) r. 1310
Pacific
Rotermund & Schmidt (William Rotermund andPaul
Schmidt) bakery and contectiouery, 1310 Pacific
Rotermundt Hugo, ruler Althof .t Bahls, r. Oakland
Rotger Edward (Seidl & Rotgei) r. 811 Lombard
Roth Abraham, cooper, r. 679 Mission
Roth Adam, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 245 Clementina
Roth Ambrose, cook, r. 1257 Montgomery
Rotli, Blum & Co. (Daniel Roth, Leon Blum and
E. L. Goldstein) proprietors Lobos Square Pack-
ing House, N s Bay nr Buchanan, and wholesale
butchers, St. Thomas nr Yazoo, office and sales-
room 201-203 California
Roth Charles, fouudryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW
cor Tennessee and Solano
Roth Charles, traveling salesman Hirschler Bros.
Rolh Charles W., painter Rudolph Herman
Roth Conrad, carpenter, r. 114;^ Turk, rear
Roth Daniel (Both, Blum & Co.) r. 501 Golden Gate Av
Roth Daniel, laborer, r. Humboldt House
Roth Frederick, carrier Chronicle, r. 834 Mission
Roth Frederick, laborer, r. 760 Fulton
Roth G., r. 33 Hinckley
Roth Isaac, clerk I. Abrams, r. 40 Morris Av
Roth Isidore, marble cutter, r. 341 Seventeenth
Roth Jacob, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 522 Fil-
bert, rear
Roth John F., butcher Derby & Strouse, r. 432 Jes-
sie
Roth Joseph (Roth & Co.) r. 1808 Post
Roth Max, marble yard, 434 Valencia, r. 341 Seven-
teenth
Roth Michael, r. 3 Bridge PI
Roth Samuel, tailor. Railroad Av bet Dominica and
Manitoba, r. 2.=i0 Perry
Roth Solomon, beltmaker, r. 2307 Harrison
Roth William H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1912
McAllister
Rotli & Co. (Joseph Rolh, Simon Scheeline and
Adolph Roos) wholesale liquors, 214-216 Pine
8£?~ Roth. See Roeth and Roethe
Rothberg Samuel, waiter, r. 529 Mission
Rothchild Edward S., liquor dealer (Portland, Or.)
r. 1523 Geary
Rothchild Fred H. (Hagan & Rothchild) r. 2734 Pine
Rothcliild Joseph M. (Rothchild & Ach) r. 1700Broad-
way
Rothchild Maurice A., traveling salesman TiUmann
& Bendel, r. 1523 Geary
Rothchild Samuel, capitalist, 303 California, room 5,
r. 1523 Geary
Rothchild & Ach (Joseph M. Rothchild and Henry
Ach) attorneys at law, 303 California, rooms 5-8
IE?" Rothchild. See Rothschild
Rothcnberg John, barber P. Batavia, r. 1203 J4 Folsom
Holheulierj,' Mary Mrs., r. 5 Preston PI, rear
Untheuberk'er Thomas K. (A. C. Josselyn & Co.) r.
Windsor Hotel
Kothenbush G. Miss, r. 417 Flllmoro
Rotheukolber George, porter L. D. Stone & Co., r. N s
Clipper bet Sanchez and Noe
RotheiiBteiu Alexander, r. 529 Greenwich
Hotheiistiin Beckie Miss, saleslady, r. 529 Greenwich
Rothenstein Charles, teamster, r. 529 Greenwich
Rothenstein Louis A., commercial traveler, r. 529
Gieenwich
Rothenstein Nettie Miss, bookkeeper, r. .529 Green-
wiih
Rother Herman, baker Scroth & Westerfeld
Rother Katie, domestic 109 Devisadero
Rother Robert, r. 102 Langton
Rotherinan John, wines and liquors, E s Fourth
bet King and Townseud, r. Oakland
Rothermel Peter, real estate agent, 417 Kearny, r. 1130
Twenty-first
Rothermel Philip (Rothermel & Schneider) r. 1425
Pine
Rothermel .V: Schneider (Philip Rothermel and J. H.
Schneider) butchers, 5-6 Grand Western Market
Rothery Samuel, blacksmith's helper Empire Foun-
dry, r. 430 Clementina
Rothganger Frederick, carriagemaker, 834 Harrison
Rothgauger Frederick Jr., carriagemaker, r. 834 Har-
rison
Rothganger George, teacher, r. 834 Harrison
Rothganger Henry, lather, r. 834 Harrison
Rothkopf Albert P., jeweler H. EUeau, r. 1423 Sacra-
mento
Rothman Augusta, widow, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rothman Frederick, foreman William D. Hobro, r. 9
Hopeton Terrace
Rothruan Frederick, millhand Laumeister Mills, r. 200
Mission
Rothman Henry, collector, r. 1219J^ Kearny
Rothman Jacob, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 7
Hopeton Terrace
Rothman John, plumber, r. 709 Stockton
Rothman Nathaniel J., cutter Greenebaum, Well &
Michels, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rothman Oscar, barber. 107 Jackson
Rothrick W. E., canvasser, r. 429 Greenwich
Rothschild Abraham, carpetltiyer, r. 462 Clementina
Rothschild .Mbert, commission merchant, r. 410 Van
Ness Av
Rothschild Arthur, clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 1319
Gough
Rothschild Charles, bookkeeper WoWFleiaher, r. 544
Olive Av
Rothschild D. C, r. 1027 Mission
Rothschild Eugene (Rothschild & Shoenberg) r. 507
Post
Rothschild Frederick, clerk H. Diedrichs, r. 321 Bry-
ant
Rothschild Henrietta, widow, r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Pow 11 and Ellis, r. 102 Powell
Rothschild Henry, real estate, r. 417 Mason
Rothschild Henry L.. bookkeeper Rothschild & Ha-
denfeldt, r. 1918 Pine
Rothschild Hugo (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r. 924
Eddy
Rothschild Ida Miss, bookkeeper Kohlberg, Strauss
Frohman. r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, and School
Director, 609 Montgomery, rooms 3-4, r. 218
Stockton
Rothschild Joseph M., attorney at law, 303 California,
rooms 5-8, r. 1700 Broadway
Rothschild Lottie Miss, saleslady, r. 734 Geary
Rothsehlld Louis, clerk, r. 734 Geary
Rothschild Louise Mrs. (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt) r.
1918 Pine
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Rothschild M.. tailor. 218)4 O'Farrell
Rothschild Max, compositor Report, r. 1310 Twenty-
second
Rothschild Meyer, r. 9J!i Clay
Rothschild Morris (Rothschild & Levlnson) r. 218J<1
O'Farrell
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachinann
& Co., r. Oakland
Rothscliild & Elirenpfort (Hugo Rothschild
and Frederick Ehrenpfort) manufacturers and
wholesale confectioners, and dealers foreign and
domestic mi's. 118 Front
Rothschild Jk Hiidenrelcit (Louise Rothschild
and Charles Hadeufeldt) proprietors California
Jewelry Factory, 9 Hardie PI
Rothschild & Levinson (Morris Rothsihild and Max
Levinson) dry goods, 218 M O'Farrell
Rothschild Ai Shoenber^ (Eugene Rothsehild
and Sigmiind Shoenberg) tailors and dressmakers'
trimmings. 209 Post
K?" Rothsclilld. See Rothchild
Rothsproch Fritz, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Rothultz Yetta, widow, r. 548 Natoma
Rotbweiler Charles, salesman W. E. Straut, r. 114 M
Page
Rothwell J. Percy, accountant Starr & Co., r. 322
Geary
Rotondella Giovanni, fruits, 112 Montgomery Av
Ri>towsky Henry, tailor, r. 1710 Polk
lintowsky Hynian, tailor, r. 1710 Polk
Ri'trosky William, city agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. 1219 Turk
Rotstein iKaac, peddler, r. 1721 Jackson
Rotsteiu T., r. 4M8 Ivy Av
Rottaiizi Antonio, physician and druggist, 301
Third
Roltanzi Ettore, student, r. 301 Third
Ruttanzl Giosuf, wholesale and retail native
and foreign wines and liquors, also proprietor
Grape Brandy Distillery, cor Twenty-third and
Bryant, 1027 Market and 1012 Valencia, r. 1012
Valencia
Rottnnzi Leopold, bookkeeper G. Rottanzl, r. SE cor
Bryant Av and Tweity-third
Rottanzi T. A., student, r. 301 Third
Rottenstein Leah, dressmaker, r. 721 O'Farrell
Rctteustein Samuel, fringe factory, 751 Market, r. .517
Stewiuson
Rotterman Charl b, waiter, r. 366 Natoma
Riiftger Frederick, carpenter, r. 2625 }« Sutter
Rdttaers Lambert, bookkeeper German Hospital
Rotto George W., millhand. r. 804 Third
Riitto Helen, widow, lodgings, 804 Third
Roturier Kmile, druggist and chemist, 225 Mont-
gomery ^v, T. 726 Union
Roturier Julia, widow, r. 72B Union
Rouane Thomas, r. 516 Castro
Rounrd Joseph, groceries and provisions, NE cor
North Point and Larkin
Rouch Aui,'uste. laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 219 Post
Rouch George, machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Rouget Charles, superintendent French Hospital, r.
1011 Larkin
Rouget Charles Mrs., dressmaking, 1011 Larkin
Rouget John R., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 702
Jones
Roughan James, laborer, r. S s Pixley nr Buchanan
Bouglian Jane Mrs., r. S s Pixley nr Buchanan
Rougier Frank, saloonkeeper, r. 231 Green
Rouleau F. A., searcher of records, 328 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1-2, r. NW cor Sacramento and
Leavenworth
Ronmlguierre Eli, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 1320
Stockton
Roundey Chnrles H. (itoundey k Fay) r. .'521 Pine
Roundpy & Fay (Charles H. Roundey and Seymour J.
Fay) cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny
BET" Roundey. See Roundy
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Round.s Frank A.. druggiHt, r. \i\ Oak Grove At
Rounds L. P. Mrs., dresKmaking, 24fl Taylor
Roundy George H., salesman Baker k Usnillton, f.
Cholame
a^" Roundy. See Roundey
Uouutree Benjamin F.. mining, r. 1518 Taylor
Rountree James, contractor, r. '.tl9)4 Oak
Ronntree James O. (James O. Rountree * Son) r. 1814
Geary
Rountree Jainex O. Si Son (Jamea O. and WJl-
liam G.) buyers and commission merchants. 117-
119 California
Rountree Moses E., contractor, r. 919H Oak
Rountree Newton M., r. Hotel Rossmore
Rountree Richard H., clerk Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 151M Taylor
Ronntree Walter E., superintendent Pacific
Grai)hite Manufacturing Co., office 117-119 Cali-
fornia, r. 1814 Geary
Rountree William G. (James O. Rountree k 8onl r.
Oakland
Houre Irraa Mrs., dressmaker Lena Franco, r. 435
Grove
Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 1026 Dupo' t
Rourke Charles, groceries and liquors, 759 Bryant, r.
ion Morris Av
Rourke Charles Jr., clerk C. Rourke, r. 100 Morris Av
Rourke F. L. Mrs., furnished rooiiiB, 7 Grant Av
liouike Frank, bookkeeper Hugh Flynn, r. 919 Fol-
som
Rourke Hugh, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Rourke John, fireman strar San Juan
Rourke John, laborer, r. 710^ Tehama
Rourke John, laborer, r. cor Tennessee and Solano
RourUe John, merchant tailor, 629 Market, r.
1517 !« Polk
Rourke John, water tender stmr Colima
Rourke John W., with Bank of California, r. 1924
Pine
Rourke Joseph, painter, r. 108)4 Hickory Ay
Rourke Joseph Jr., painter, r. 108)4 Hickory Av
Rourke Mary, r. 313 ;« O'Farrell
Rourke Patrick, miner, r. 23 Stockton PI
Rourke Patrick, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 2813
Clav
Rourke Peter, painter, r. 108)4 Hickory Av
Rourke Thomas, carpenter, r. (129 Ash Av
Rourke Thomas, carrier Post Ollice, r. 1313)4 Scott
Rourke Thomas, finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
610 Sixth
Rourke Thomas, painter, r. 10S)4 Hickory Av
Rourke Timothy, fireman stmr Colima
a^" Rourke. See Rorke and O'Rourke
Rous Theodore, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
149 Clara
Rousch John, expressman, r. 2 Molse PI
Rouse Abner F., artist. 108 St. Ann's Bldg. r. 744 EUU
Rouse Charles S., aitisf, lO.S St. Ann's Bldg, r. 744
Ellis
Rouse George C, shipping clerk Judson Mnfg Co., r.
744 Ellis
Rouse George W., r. fi'28 Market
Rouse Theod"re. r. 149 Clara
Rouse William II. (William H. Bouse J: Co.) r. Oak.
land
Rouge Wm. H. <Si Co. (Wm. H. Bouse) commlHlon
merchants. 416 Front
Rousseau Charles, flreman Rush House, r. S Oraham
PI
Rousseau Viitor, cook Palace Hotel, r. 619 Paclflo
Houssel (iiorgo, artist, r. 130 Oak. rear
Roussel Isadore W., carpenter, r. 110 Langton
Rousspy Emile, clerk, r. 740 Broadway
Uonssey Frank J., clerk, r. 740 Broadway
Kousspy Lizzie, widow, r. 940 Hroadway
RouHsIn Ferdinand, cool., r. 619 Pacific
Routh Heiirv. corpp-ter. r. '?4 Mint Av
Rnulier n. Mrs., widow, r. 413 Hayes
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Roux A., porter French Ho-ipital
Rous Alexander, laundry luau G. Pucheu, r. 811 H Fol-
som
Roux Auguste E., clerk L. Rigaud, r. 607 Vallejo |
Roux Frank, hide curer W. K. Knights & Co., r. lai
Vallejo 1
Roux Irene, wines and liquors, 1918 Fillmore j
Roux Louse, laundress G. Pucheu. r. IGl Silver I
Rouzo Edward, liquor saloon, 331 Fourth, r. 1818
Steveeson i
Rovegno Andrew, gardener, r. cor Deyisadero and I
Fell
Rovegno Domenico, gardener, r. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
Rovegno Stephen, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and Mar-
ket
Rover Herman, bartender George M. Ahrens, r. 201
Fremont
Rovia Andrew, fruit dealer, r. 1240 Valencia
Rowan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 21!^ Polk
Rowan Domlnick, molder preparer Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 512 Ninth
Rowan Frank, laborer, r. KE cor Sanchez and Four-
teenth
Rowan Ida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Austin
Rowan John, stableman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 135
Seventh
Rowan Mary G. Mrs. dressmaking, 21 H Polk
Rowan Owen, horseshoer, 215 Ellis, r. 315 O'Farrell
Rowan Philip, horseshoer Bragiui Bros., r. 315 O'Far-
rell
Rowan Thomas, fireman, r. 516 Castro
Rowan Timothy, laborer, r. 1811 Howard
8^" Rowan. See Rowen
Rowand Joseph T., dentist, 14 Grant Av., r. 614 Sut-
ter
Rowe A. A. Miss, teacher music, r. 23273^ Howard
Rowe Albert, r. 186 Perry
Rowe Albert, laborer, r. 787 Folsom
Rowe Aiigust, liquor saloon, 500 Fifth
Rowe Charles F., machinehand P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
43 Garden Av
Rowe Daniel, salesman N. D. Millzner& Co.
Rowe Edward, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Rowe Edward J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2001
McAllister
Rowe Edward S., butcher, r. 2327}^ Howard
Rowe Erastus P., salesman Herman Heynemao, r.
1018!^ Twentv-second
Rowe Frank I., carpenter, r. 509 Twenty-third
Rowe George, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 464
Minna
Rowe James, factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee bet Solano and Butte
Rowe James, foreman Lewis & Swift, r. 154 Clara
Rowe John, rigser, r. 54 Sacramento
Rowe Katie E. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. Oakland
Rowe Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1521 Stockton
Rowe Rosa Mrs., artist, r. 6 O'Farrell
Rowe Scott, teamster Yates & Co., r. SE cor Fourth
and Folsom
Rowe Thomas, machinist, r. W s Tennessee bet So-
lano and Butte
Rowe Thomas C, carpenter, r. 2 Elizabeth
Rowe Thomas H., laborer, r. 43 Garden Av
Rowe William B. (Simmons, Rowe & Co.) r. 1114 Fil-
bert, rear
Rowe William H., framemaker Santa Clara Molding
Co , r. 539 Stevenson
Rnwe William J., machinist, r. 1714 Sutter
e^ Rowe. See Roe
Rowell Charle.s. pbvsician, 426 Kearny, r. 1330 Pine
Eowell Frank C. clerk, r. 1330 Pine
Rowell George, cashier O. R. and N. Co., Spear St.
Wharf, r. Russ House
Rowell Henrv. machinist, r. 625 Harrison
Rowell Hubert X., medical student, r. 1512 Larkin
Rowell Joseph, draftsman Wright ft Sanders, r. 625
Hairison
Rowfll Joseph Rev., pastor Mariner's Church, r. 1416
Sacranieuto
Rowell Leonard P., division superintendent
Wells Fargo l^: Co.. NE cor Sansome and Helleck,
r. 24(17 Webster
Rowell Nathan L. Rev. D.D., pastor First Free Bap-
tist Church, r. 1512 Larkin
Rowell S. .Mrs., millinery, 146 Sixth and 128 Kearuy,
r. 625 Harrison
Rowell Samuel, machinist, r. 625 Harrison
Rowen Eliza A., widow, r. 937 Twenty-first
Rowen John, kalsominer, r. 31 Chelsi-y
Rowen John M., chipper Eureka Foundry, r. 66&
Clementina
Rowen Lizzie, domestic 927 Fillmore
Rowen Michael, laborer, r. 452 Minna, rear
Rowen William T. . clerk freight auditor's oflce 8. P.
Co., r.937 Twenty-first
C^ Rowen. See Rowan
Rower Edward, r. 638 Commercial
Rowland Hudson, r. 1015 Jackson
Rowland Hugh, miner, r. 1063^ Third
Rowland James J., r. 6;i4 Haight
Rowland Jane, widow, r. 941 Bryant
Rowland Mary, widow, r. 634 Haight
Rowland Mary, tailoress. r. 5 Sherwood PI
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 1613 Jessie
Rowland Samuel R.. policeman, r. 37 Cook
Rowland William, shipcarpenter, W s Washington
Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eight, B. H.
Rowland William B., clerk, r. 634 Haight
10" Rowland. See Roland
Rowlands Thomas, foreman A. Muir, r. 820 Green
Rowley A. B., mining, r. 2011 Golden Gate Av
Rowley Adams B., compositor Herald of Trade, r. 425
Geary
Rowley Alexander G., machinist, r. 423 Bryant
Rowley Angeline A., widow, r. 425 Geary
Ro'ivley B. N., manager California Fruit Grower,
121 Montgomery, r. 2414 Fillmore
Rowley Harriett Mrs., r. 110 Hyde
Rowley Millie Miss, stenographer J. J. Mack & Co.,
r. 425 Geary
Rowley L., r. 14 Twenty-sixth
Rowley Thomas P., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson &
Co., r. 1415 Jackson
Rowlinson Peter, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Rown John, laborer Eureka Foundry, r. 669 Clemen-
tina
Rowson J. Henrv, clerk Davis Bros. Bergmann &
Co., r. 708 Ellis
Roxbury House, Mrs. F. M. Hackett proptr, 110 Ellis
Roy Albion, r. Fulton House
Rov Austin L., porter Am. Oil Co., r. cor Baker and
Post
Roy Charles C, machinist, r. 431 Pine
Roy David, carpenter, r. 3.=i9 Brannan
Roy E. R. Mrs., r. Fulton House
Roy Eugene J., cashier U. S. Panorama Co., r. Geneva
House
Roy F. P., jeweler H. B. Woefel. r. 1137 Bash
Roy George E., bookkeeper, r. 1122)^ Golden Gate Av,
rear
Roy H., r. 509 Pine
Roy John A. (John A. Roy & Co.) r. San Bruno Road
nr Teueriffe
Roy John A. «: Co. (John A. Roy and Lewis A. Hay-
ward) dairymen, San Br\ino Road nr Teneriflfe
Roy Robert, assistant secretary The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Societv, NE cor Montgomery and
Market, r. 1016 Vallejo
Roy Thomas (Thomas Roy & Co.) r. SW cor Dolores
and Twenty^ninth
Roy Thomas & Co. (Thomas Roy) steam laundry, SW
cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SEXTOK, Asst Ifanages.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
i MARKET ST.! BOOK AND STATIONERY^' E*s\aBLISHMEMT.
ROY
1019
RUD
Boy Zephirin, shoemaker Purter, Slessinger & Co., r.
7U7 Stockton.
Koyal George, eleotrotyper Filmer k Stiller Electro-
type Co., r. 1200 M Howard
Royal Insurance Co. (rtre, of Liverpool) Edwin
Walhue Carpenter aKont. 410 Califoruia
Royal Mall Steuni Packet Co., CliarleB Mason
agent, onti Buttery
Koyal P.'irisian Lustre Co-operative Manufacturing
Co. , G. B. Bailey president, Albert G. Daw-Ktr-
rell SHcrntary, 410 Satisoine
Royal Rubber Co. (N> w York) R. H. Pease Jr.
and S. M. Knnvon atjents, STT-nVl) Market
ROYAL ST, JOHN SEWING MACHINES
C. Shawl, yo Second
Koyal Tea Co. The, H. Uollman & Co. proptrs, 2805-
28'i9 Mission
Royal William, attorney at law, 318 California,
rooms 15-ir>, r. 720 California
Royce Clark E., attorney at law, 507 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 1824 Pacific Av
Royce Frank H.. cashier C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1824
Pacific Av
Royce Robert M., r. 1824 Pacific Av
Royen Edward, clerk, r. 12 Ritch
Royer Charles E., cane mnfr Davis Bros., Bergmann
& Co., r. 1017 Filbert
Royer GeorRe B., boarding, 28 Minna
Royer Herman, mnfr leather belting, 855 Bryant, r.
224 McAllister
Koyer Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 28 Minna
Boylance Brass Manufactory The J., Joseph Roylance
proptr. 411J4 MisBion
Roylance John, brassfinisher J. Roylance, r. 478 Te-
hama
Roylance Joseph, proptr The J. Roylance Brass Man-
ufactory, 411 J^ Mission, r. 2312 Folsom
Roylance Thomas, brassfinisher J. Roylance, r. 631
Shotwell
Roylance William, brassfinisher J. Roylance, r. 531
Sbotwell
Royston Samuel W., gripman Market St. RR., r. 801
Haight
Rozanski Ignacios, liquor saloon, 535 Pacific, r. Oak-
land
Rozetta J., r. 324 Vallejo
Ruane Thomas, laborer. 8E cor California and Mason
Rubber Clothing Co. (New York) R. H. Pease
Jr. and S. M. Rni:yon agents, 577-.579 Market
Rubber Foot-»vear Co. (Boston) K. H. Pease Jr.
and 8. M. Runyon agents, 577-579 Market
Rubbllo Paul, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Rubel John, driver Central RR.
Rubell Joseph, shipcarpentcr, r. 315 Chestnut
Rubicon House, Adolph J. S. Schmidt proprietor,
NE cor Fifth and Berry
Rubin Hyman, liquor dealer, r. 413 Minna
Rubin Joseph, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 26
Louisa
Rubinstein Jacob, tailor. 134 Fifth
Rubio Floreutino, porter C. Heider & Co., r. 5 Pol-
lard PI
Rubio Norberto, r. ,527 Vallejo
Rnblee Orlando, carpenter, r. 568 Folsom
Rnbll A., cook Ahlborn House
Rubo Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ruby Frank, barber, 421 East, r. Oakland
Ruby Frank, laborer, r. Teneriffe nr Adele
Ruby Gold Gravel Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) H.
Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Ruby Martin, cook, r. 27 Minna
Ruby Mary Mrs., widow, r. 2312 Steiner
Ruck Francis Mrs., furnished rooms. 103 Geary
Ruck Henry, plumber, r. 103 Geary
Ruckart John, rigger, r. I'iOOM Kearny
Rucker Benjamin C, clerk Coghill & Kohn, r. 213
Seventeenth
AW
IN THK
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made wilh Hotels fnr
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 NIARKET STREET.
Rurker Frank, engineer Geary St. RR.. r. 3.310 Oeary
Rucker Lee Grande, night clerk Paln.e Hotel, r. 430
Leavenworth
Rucker Waldo S., bookkeeper Mtcpherson k Drmna-
gan, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ruckett Matilda Mibb. dnssinaker. r. 1017 Lirkin
Ruckriem Charles, baker Tbomag Carr, r. 7C;i How-
ard
Ruckstell John R., teacher Pac. Biulneta OoUese. r.
631 Geary
Ruddell Ellen, widow, r. 917 Golden Gate Av
Ruddell Samuel J., Inspector Cugtom Uunae, r. 917
Golden Gate Av
Rudden John r. 2 Camp
Rudclick William J., County Clerk, office New
City Hall, first floor, r. 909 Minna
Ruddock Andrew J., plumber and gasfitter.SSSXSut-
ter, r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock Ann, widow, r. 1000 Montgomery
Ruddock Benjamin, laborer, r. Ocean View
Ruddock Ellen, widow, r. 322 Vallejo
Ruddock George, groceries, 8E cor San Joe* Av and
Valley
Ruddock George T., photographer I. West Taber, r.
509 Page
Ruddock James, miner, r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock John C. , chief clerk U. 8. Surveyor Oener-
al's office, r. 2514 Pine
Ruddock Patrick H., r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddy A., Ironworker Joseph Budde, r. 12 Langton
Ruddy Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 602
Fourth
Rude Charles, with Pac. Electric Motor Co., r. 1264
Howard
Rudce Isaac, gents' furnishing goods, 161 Second, r.
149 Second
Rudee Isidor. gents' furnishing goods, 151 Fourth, r.
433 Natoma
Rudemacher Edward, baker, r. 763 Howard
Rtidene Aueubt F., shoemaker, 37 Pacific, r. 11 Tele-
graph PI
Rudcrs John, peaman stnir Gen. McDowell
Rndgear Anilrcw (Kudi^ea
r (laklan.I
KUDGEAR&SHEPMAN
(A. Ru<I|Er«'<i>' n"rt W. K. Slieinnaiii Snn
Franci«co Novelty an«i Plallnjj Work*,
^olfl, silver and nickel platers, silver
iilated amaljfuinutinif platen, 1U8-114
■"irst
Rudigier Ignatius, polisher Rudgear * Shopman, r.82
Rincon Av
Rudinger John F. B., brassmolder, r. IH Hampton PI
RndloflBernhard. cnrpentcr, r. 200 Mission
Rndman John, r. IIIOH Guerrero
Rudolf C. H., with H. Putard. r. .'>33 Sacramento
Rudolf G. «fc Co. (GuKtave Rudolph and Edward
C. Walter) mainifacturerH i)l,inoK, liw Vlckaburg
Rudolf GuHlave (G. Hu.lolf ,V- (;o.) r, lOH VIckHburw
RuilnirKcii Curl, bediuiiker Ahlborn Honiie
Rudolph Alexander J., nrst anHlHtant librarian
Free Public Library, r. 12'.>1 Kllbert
Rudolph Axel, laborer Cal. Sugar It-finery. r. 60fl
Kii'hth
RUDOLPH CHARLES ena^eler
on i;old, and tl<al<i- In
Sutter, r. 17 l« I Z Hyde
lolph E. G. (E. O. Rudolph k Co.)
fornia
}fi1(i C%U-
Rudolph EG.* Co. (E. O. Rudolph and Stephen B.
Melting) butchern. 1-2 California M»rket
Rud<ilph FortunaH, HaleBMian Wcdf. Brown k Co.. r.
215 Fifteenth
Rudolph OuH., carpenter, r. 5K. Fourth
Rudolph H. nry. paliter. r. 103054 MrAIllnter. rear
Rudolph Jacrdi, r. 34 Kearny
Rudolph Jacob, brl. klayer, r. 2411 Clay
LARGE'JT TYPE FOeifflERS, PALMER & REYl-
.*»!* Jk^Uf.l.t.N. <'Al..
KTI. «!%». <>K.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
610 California Street.
RUD
1020
RUM
W. W. IVIontague Sc Co.
pumps,
Suction and Force.
FOR IIAN1>. WIXI>-MII.I. AXI> IM»WER.
A 1,1. SIZKS.
809, 811, 813, 815 and 317 MARKET STREEl
Riuiolph J. C, salesiuau Thomiis Loughran, r. 1324
Webster
Ruiliilpli Leimiel, driver Sutter St. RR.. r. 105 Austin
)!uiloli)li Marv, widow, r. rAH Niitouia
Rud..l|.h William, r. lOG Eleventh
Kuilolpliu.s Albert, aa.shmaker, r. 840H Harrison
Rudy Amos O., molder Union Iron Works, r. 1823
i Market
Rudy Benjamin M., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1823 Market
] Rue Edmond D., cashier S. B. Wakefield & Co., r.
I Alameda
I Rue George W., bartender, cor Walnut Av and Cali-
fornia
Rueb Arnold, bottler Gambrinus Bottling Co., r. 271
Stevenson
Rueckert George, salesman Fredericksburg Brewing
Co., r. .'539 Ciilifornia
Rueckert John F., packer Charles M. Plum & Co.
Rued J, C. & Co. (John C. Rued and John J.
Nachtiieb) importers leather, commission mer-
chants, and agents Brooklyn Tannery, 119-121
Clay
Rued John C. (J. C. Rued & Co.) r. Oakland
Ruedigrr Julius, cook W. Leege & Co., r. 1594}^ Bush
Ruediger Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1594 M Bush
Ruedin Gnstave, vineyardist, r. 912 J4 Jackson
Ruef Abraliani, attorney at law, 103 Montgomery,
r. 231 Montgomery Av
Ruef George, woodturner, Jacob Melle, r. 1824 Stock-
ton
Ruef Louise Miss, lodgings, 604 Vallejo
Ruef Meyer, real estate, 231 Montgomery Av
Rueff Adolph, wlnemaker, r. 210 ', Eleventh
Rueflf William, wineraaker. r. 210!^ Eleventh
j Ruege William, bartender Peters Bros., r. 919 Clay
' Ruega Anton (Ruegg & Schlegel) r. 626 Castro
Ruegg Frank, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
Rupgi^r Gallus, real estate, 405 Montgomery, r. 1516
Polk
Ruegg Lewis, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill
Ruegg Paul, porter M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 1516 Polk
Ruegg & Schlpgjl (Antone Ruegg & Marcus Schlegel)
bl.ac< smiths, 972 Harrison
Ruen John, carrier Post Office, r. 212 Hermann
Ruepp Simon, laborer, r. 418 Second
Rueser Charles, carriage mnfr, 314-316 McAllister, r.
314 McAllister
j Ruet U. Mrs., r. 82 Tenth
' Rueter Frederick, cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r.
10223^ Larkin
Rueter Henry, cigarmaker Paul Leonhardt, r. 1022!^
Larkin
Ruf Charles J., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
2740 Harrison
Ruf Frederica, widow, r. 2740 Hsfrrison
Ruf Otto, mail clerk Abend Post, r. 628 Grove
Ruf Stephen, foreman Abend Post, r. 628 Grove
Ruff George, turner, r. 1824 Stockton
Ruff Lawrence, barber, 420 Broadway, r. 321 Green
i Rutf Paulina, seamstress, r. NW cor Powell and Cali-
! fornia
Ruff Rudolph, painter, r. 1824 Stockton
Ruff Sebastian, r. 321 Grpen
Ruffer George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
i Louisiana bet Shasta and Napa
I Rutiier Henry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1308 Mission
Ruffin B^no. tailor, r. 4 Virginia PI
Ruffin David T.. druggist Lengfeld's Pharmacy, r.
200 Stockton
Ruffino Francisca A. Miss, r. NW cor Sixteenth and
! Dolores
Ruffino Louis J. (Ruffino .t Bianchi) r. 414 Tenth
Ruffino &BiancIii (Louis J. Ruifino and Carlo
D. Biauchi) steam marble saw mill. 964-970 Bry-
ant
Rufliey John, driver, r. 436 Braunan
Ruflfmr Charles K., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 9
Freelon
Rufner Jacob, barber, 1707 Market, r. 147 Valencia
Rugard H. W., carbuilder Sutter St. RR.
Ruge George (Hedriih k Ruge) r. 620 Ellis, rear
Rugen Gustavo clerk D. Becker * Co., r. 831 Sutter
Kugg Sumner P., physician. 118J4 Fulton
Rugg William H.. liquor saloon, NE cor Spear and
Mission, r. 431 Clementina
Ruggles Albert B. (Laing & Ruggles) r. 905 Post
Ruggle.^ David W., stovt- dealer, 310 Jackson, r. 1312
Vallejo
Ruggles Francis E., carpenter, r. 239 Fifteenth
Ruggles James D., deputy naval officer Custom
House, r. 2210 Jackson
Ruggles James D. Jr., with Bank of California, r.
2210 Jackson
Ruggles John (Farnsworth & Ruggles) r. 334 Brannan
Ruggles John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1641 Bush
Ruggles John W., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 1228 Twenty-first
Ruggles William P.. r. 14 Fair Oak
Rugholra L. Mrs., r. 207 Montgomery
Ruhl Bernard G. (B. G. Ruhl k Co.) r. 1108 Broadway
Ruhl B. G. & Co. (Bernard G. Ruhl) commission
merchants, 319-321 Washington
8^-Ruhl. See Rube
Ruhland Brothers (Frederick and Christian) dairy.
Point Lobos Av bet Thirty-second and Thirty-
third Avs
Ruhland Christian (Rubland Bros.) r. Point Lobos-
Av bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Ruhland Frederick (Ruhla' d Bros.) r. Point Lobos
Av bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Euhle Rudolph, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 152
Third
Ruhling Catherine, widow, r. 200 F.-auklin
Ruhling Edward, insurance broker, 325 California,
and assayer Price's Assay Office, r. 317 Bush
Ruhnau Frank, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Ruhser William, cooper C. Schilling & Co.
Ruiz Frances Z., widow, r. .30 Prescott
Ruiz Raymon, r. 11 Pollard PI
Rulanl Charles, stereotyper Chronicle, r. 1513 Web-
ster
Rule John W., druggist Hurtzig & Donahue, r. 226
McAllister
Rule Josephine Miss. r. 952 Bush
Rule Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
8^" Rule. See Ruhl
Ruley Samuel, musician, r. 2203 Mason
Rultfs Auguste, carpenter stmr Eastern Oregon, r. 700
Front
Rulffs John, gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1 Verba Buena
Rule's John H., cellarman Kohler & Van Bergen, r.
253 Jessie
Rulfs Frank (Robbers & Rulfs) r. 1603 Fillmore
Ruling Carl, shipcarpenter, r. 612 3^ Francisco
Ruling Ferdinand, cook, r. 18 B'irst
Ruling Laura Miss, saleslady J. Mearns. r. 512}^
Francisco
Rulison Harry W., bookkeeper Hammer, Leist & Co.,
r 606 Filbert
Rulof Frederick, seaman, r. 922 Battery
Ruloff Fritz, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Louisiana and
Maryland
Rulolson Alfred C, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
2428 Pine
Rulofson M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1918 Sacramento
Rullhausen Christian, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
r. Yolo nr Connecticut
Rumble A. C, civil and mechanical engineer, 120
Sutter, room 32, r. 1127 Bush
Rumenapf Henry, cabinetmaker, r. lOH Taylor
Rumetsch Jacob (Boeckmann & Rumetschlr. 5 Twen-
tieth
Bumley Elizabpth. widow, r. 346 Clementina
Rumley Julia, typesetter, r. 316 Clementina
LOWEST PEIOES. TUE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOKTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
m.VRHKT Sr., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufactureifs ol' Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
HRPAD HARflSZTHY & CO.Jwash^.^tPnstI ''T."l-.^^L''l-'l^^,^^,:,
RUM
1021
BUS
Rumley Thomas, with Wiii. T. Coleman & Co.. r. 346
Ck'ui.-iitiua
Rumm Catherine, widow. furiiiBhed rooms, 41 5 Mason
Kummel Charles, clerk Okell Ac Woolley. r. 1308 Pine
Ruminel Lizzie, widow, r. 'il2 Birch Av
Kumniel MaKfiie. domestic 151<; Bakt?r
KumminKer John, coachman, SE cor Pierce and Mc-
Allister
Rumor Joseph, gardener, r. 639 Mission
Riimpf A., laborer Am. Sutjar Refinery
Ruiupf Frank, pfddler, r. 25 Glover
Ruucie James E., first lieutenant Battery L, Ist Ar-
tillery, V S. A., r. Presidio
Runde Christoph H. groceries and liquora, NW cor
Collingwood and Eighteenth
Runde Frederick H., butcher, 21(in Mission
Ruufie Belle C. Mrs., stencgrapher Truman, Hooker
& Co., r. 505 Jones
Runge Emma, clerk Rosenblum Bros., r. 222 Eddy
Ruuge Ferdinand, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
919 Sutter
Runge Frederick C. J., shoemaker, 1120 Taylor
Bunge Frederick F., machinist S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa bet Yubu and Yolo j
Runge Frederick W., r. 25 Capp ;
Runge GuKtav M., r. 18 Rausch
Bunge John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinerv,r. 240 Green-
wich
Runge L. E. Miss (Runge & Elliot) r. 222 Eddy
Runge Theodore O., barber Fleischman & Frick, r.
505 Jones
Range & Elliot (Miss L. E. Runge and Mrs. C. J. El-
liot) typewriters, 330 Pine, room 54
Runnell H., r. 410 Jones
Runiiells L. Miss, saleslady Weber & Mader, r. 1118
Vallejo
Runnels B. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2510 California
Runnels Benjamin F. (Runnels & Stateler) r. 122
Turk
Runnels John W., dairy produce, 1704 Polk
Runnels .S; Stateler (Benjamin F. Runnels and John
W. Stateler) photographic artists. 957 Market
Rnnstedt Amelia, widow, r. 1112 Taylor
Runstrom Charles (S*umer & Runstrom; r. SE cor
Vallejo and Kearny
Bunyou Charles F.. bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 409 Fillmore
Runyon Edward M., mnfg chemist Redington & Co.,
r. 1424 Ellis
Runyon J., superintendent WoUard Patent Tule
Packing Co.,920}<J Harrison
Ran yon, Lake & Co. (William S. Runyon and
William B. Lake) real estate, 331 Kearny, rooms
10-11
Runyon Oliver, manager Perez Kent, r. 938 Seven
teentb
Runyon Simeon M., agent Goodvear Rubber
Co., 577-.579 Market, r. 1037 Post
Buuyon William 8. (Runyon, Lake k Co.) r. 331
Kearny
Ruoen Mitchell, plumber, r. 140 East Van Ness Av
Buper Charles, baker The Baldwin
Buperich Charles, pianomaker The J. Dewing Co., r.
10 Hickory Av
Rupericb Charles F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
10 Hickory Av
Buperich George E., with Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. 10
Hickory Av
Ruperich Robert, laborer, r. 115M Fair Oaks
Rupert Charles, plumber, r. 311 Hermann
Rupert Daniel, coal dealer, r. 424 Jsi Shotwell
Rupert John F., molder, r. 218 Perry
Ruply Reiuhardt. r. 50(; Octavla
Rupp Getirge, barber, 705J4 Market
Rupp Simon, r. 438 Second
Ruppel A., cellarman C. Schilling fc Co., r. 18 First
Riippel Charles, watchmaker Pac. Jewelry Co.
Ruppel Christian T., contractor, r. 808 McAllister
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. ''EXAMINER.''
MOST WeWS!
KOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Ruppel Cotirad, dairy produce, 30 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, r. 954 Howard '
Ruppel Conrad, maltbtcr South Park Malt Houi4>, r. ,
IV24 Braniiau I
Ruppel Henry, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Rnppi rt Adam, porter, r. 18 First
Ruppert Charles r. 722 Howard '
Ruppert Daniel, driver, r. 424 M Shotwell I
Ruppert Philip, baker, r. 543 Jeshie '
Ruppert Philip, baker, r. C12 Ke my
Ruppert William (Ruppert & Kueeman) r. 722 How- |
ard
Ruppert & Kneeman (William Ruppert and Harry |
Kneeiuan) liquor saloon. 120 Bryant I
Rnprecht Robert, with A. L. Neuufeldt. r. NW cor
Sutter and Lyon
Rurrill Willard K., clerk Roundey k Fay, r. 621 Pine
Rusac Louisa, widow, r. 1(;(»2 Stevenson
Rusao William, ship carpenter, r. KJOJ Stevenson
Rusch Elizabeth, dressmaking, .542 McAllister
Busche Bernard, foreman Wempe Bros., r. 41'J Oak
Ruser Christian F., carpenter, r. lOKi Treat Av. rear
Rush A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Rush Abraham, tailor r. 325 Teliania
Rush Andrew, locksmith, r. 1327 Pacific
Rush Dominic, horseshoer John C. Hansen, r. 1427
Kearny
Rush John, carpenter, r. 120 Tenth
Rush John, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 1113
Leavenworth
Rush Mendel, clothing, 267 East
Rush Michael, butcher, r. 230ti Larkin
Rush Michael M., carrier Post Office, r. 220C. Larkin
Rush Patrick, grip.i-an Market St. RB.. r. »IC Lyon
Rush Sarah, widow, r. 899 Fulton
Rush William H., master mechanic Presidio Reserva-
tion, r. 311 Cherry
Rusbe M. J., traveling salesman Csrtan, McCarthy k
Co., r. 722 California
Busher John, cook, r. 036 Commercial
Rushing Nellie Miss, bookkeeper r. 703 Post
Rushmore Albert, contracfur, r. 218 Eleventh
Rushton Alfred, machinist Marshutz& Cantrell. r.64T
Natonia
Rushton Eliza Miss. r. 1024 Howard
Rushton Peter, waiter, r. 53.'. Vs, Stevenson
RufS Adolphus G., cnpitalist, r. 16 Columbia 8qn»r«
Rubs Adolphus G. Jr., stenographer, r. 16 ColumbI*
Sijuare
Rues Albert H., r. 16 Columbia Square
Russ Annie Miss, r. 515 Post
RusB Chriftiau V. E.. mining, r. 618 Fillmore
Russ Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 438Tehama
Rush EMtnl*-, Henry B.Russ agent, 201 Montgoniory
Russ Frances E. Mrs., tirand Secretary Inlted Onler
of Honor, (ifflce .344 K. arny, room 4. r. Oakland
Rush Hfury B., real estate, and agent Kui-aEatatf>,
office 203 Montgomery, r. 6 Columbia S<|uare
Russ Herman, kltchenhand Merchantu' Club
RUH* HoUHf, 9. H. Seymoar Is Co. proprietor.
W s Montgomery from Pine to Bush
RuHH Ilouae Unl Storv, J C. MeuHsdorff*r k
Son )iropri< tors, 223 Montgomery
Rubs I. C. C. (estate of) F. O.Wegener agent, 404
Montgomery
Rups Joseph, estate of (Bum. Bandera k Co.)ofBceai3
Clay
Rush Lumber and Mill Co., office 4 California
Runs liobert R.. clerk, r. 16 Columbia Square
Russ, SHnders .% Co. (Martin Handera and oalate of
Joseph Russ) produce commlsBlou merchant*, 213
Russell Alexander, with i. T. Cammeyer k Co.. r.
2010 Hush
RiiSKell Andrew, machinUt Murray Bros.
Russell Annie L. Miss, r. 11 Monroe
Uussell Antonio, oysterman Joseph Marihall. f. 1«
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Russell B. Frank, r. 102 Mason
Unss.ll 15. T. Mrs , r. 1021 M Market
Russell CbarlesS., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 564
Howard
Russell Christlanna, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av, rear
Russell David, clerk Pac. Ins. Co., r. M5 Oak
Russell David F., shoemaker, 5mi Sixteenth
Russell D. M., lather, r. 10^ Taylor
Russell Dow, accountant \V. T. Garratt & Co., r. 517
Mason
Russell E. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 719 Harri-
son
Russell Edmund K., captain Battery D, 1st Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio
Russell Edward, liquor saloon, 4 Polk
Russell Edward C, clerk, r. 407 O'Farrell
Russell Edward F., livery stable, 830 Howard, r. 5
Polk
Russell Edwin, real estate and loan broker, 330 Pine,
room 48, r. 1^05 Larkin
Russell Elizabeth, widow, r. 420 Powell
Russell Eugene, r. 306 Folsom
Russell Frederick W., clerk London and S. F. Bank,
r. Saucelito
Russell George machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Russell George, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co.. r. 326 Twenty-second
Russell George E., tin roofer, r. 526 Natoma
Russell George W., policeman, r. 2 Cottage PI
Russell George Y., upholsterer, r. 326 Twenty-second
Bussell Hattie, widow, r. 326 Twenty-second
Russell Helen, widow, r. 564 Howard
Russell Henry, r. 933 Howard
Russell Horace A., builder, r. Ocean View
Russell I., second steward stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Russell I. Mrs. & Daughter (Mrs. Isaac and Mary K.)
proptrs King House, 150 Fourth
Russell Isaac, r. 150 Fourth
Russell Isaac Mrs. (Mrs. I. Russell & Daughter) r.
150 Fourth
Russell James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Russell James J., coUarmaker William Davis, r. 146 J<S
ClTa
Russell James R., tanner, r. 564 Howard
Russell Jay E., attorney at law, r. 1424 Greenwich
Russell J. M., r. 1104 Market
Russell John, baker, r. 76S Howard
Russell John, barber William S. Russell, r. 564 How-
ard
Bussell John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 719 Har-
rison
Russell John, driver, r. 719 Harrison
Russell John, engineer, r. 1047 Howard
Russell John, expressman, r. SW cor Francisco and
Montgomery Av
Russell Jiihn, longshoreman, r. 336 Clay
Russell John, mold.-r Eureka Foundry
Russell John, solicitor Balfour. Guthrie & Co., r. 645
Oak
Russell John, stonecutter, r. 1118 Market
Russell John A., clerk Board of Supervisors
New City Hall, second floor, r. 690 McAllister
Bussell John A. Jr.. salesman, r. 6P0 Mi-AUister
RussellJiihn B., boots and shoes, 704-706 Market, r.
61.T Eddy
Bussell John M., restaurant, 407 Spear and 284 East,
r. 407 Spear
Russell John N., agent, r. 602 Sutter
Bussell John B., fresco painter, r. 5 Polk
Bussell John B., patternmaker, r. 1100 Powell
Bussell Joseph, hatter, r. 127 Fifteenth
RussellJoseph L., compositor Filmer & Stiller El-
ectro Co., r. 2513 Ortavia
Russell J. W. , manufacturer artesian well boring
tools and general blacksmith, 109-111 Fremont
Russell Mary E. Mrs., r. 6(i7 Broderick
Russell Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 616 Bush
Russell Mary E. (Mrs. I. Russell & Daughter) r. 150
Fourth
Russell M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2607 Post
Russell Mouson (Wells. Russell & Co.) r. 2215 Pacific
Av
Russell Oscar, longshoreman, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Bussell Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
Russell Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 909 Bat-
tery
Bussell Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Shasta
iir Michigan
Russell Philip, laborer, r. 108 M Lily Av
Russell Reduction and Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 24
Russell Richard, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1184
Haight
Russell Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 633
Stevenson
Russell Samuel, hostler Whitney, Standard and Oak-
land Transfer Co.
Bussell 3. C. Mrs , matron Chinese Mission House of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, 916 Washington
Bussell Stephen D. (John L. Cobleigh & Co.) r. iH
Glover
T. Chalmers, compositor Filmer & Stiller
Electro Co., r. 905 Market
Thomas, carpenter, r. 110 Langton
Bussell Thomas, expressman, SE cor Third and Mar-
ket, r. 133 Seventh
Russell Thomas, plumber, r. 10 Anthony
Russell Thomas S., bookkeeper Navarro Mill Co., r.
16U8 Larkin
Russell William, laborer, r. 730 Natoma, rear
Russell William, machinist, r. 512 Howard
Bussell William, porter, r. 8 Montgomery Court
Russell William F. , trafiic manager and general
freight agent North Pacific Coast Eailroad Co., 1
S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg. r. Union Club
Russell William G., night clerk Elcho House, r. 863 }j
Market
Russell William H., elevatorman, 121 Post, r. 2607
Post
Russell William H., salesman S. Levy & Co., r. 130 Oak
Russell William L., solicitor G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.
621 Harrison
Bussell William M., carpenter, r. 326 Twenty-second
Bussell William S., barber, 62 Second, r. 564 Howard
Russi Carl, milker Frank Furrer, r. S s Eighteenth
bet Clara Av and Hattie
Russi John B., painter, r. 9 Cleaveland
Russian Clerical School, Vladimir N. Wetchtomoff
principal, 1715 Powell
Russian Consistory of Alaska. Ivan A. Soboleff secre-
tary, 1715 Powell
Russian Orthodox Church, Bev. Vladimir N.
Wetchtomoff arch priest, 1713-1715 Powell
Bust Clara, widow, r. 9 Warren Av
Rust Edgar C, order clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
819 Greenwich
Bust Eugene, varnisher A. Frei. r. 9 Warren Av
Bust F. M. F. Mrs., varieties, 219 Golden Gate Av
Bust Frederick M. F., stock clerk Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Rust Samuel, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Rust William T.. blacksmith R. Sicotte & Co.. r. 18
Hoff Av
Rustad Edward, laborer, r. cor Polk and Fell
Ruste Florencio, boxmaker, r. 1503 Mason
Rusteberg Andrew, musician, r. 2705 Folsom
Rustemeyer William J., stoves and tinware, 2333
Mission, r. 2335 Mission
Ruth Alexander, molder, r. 3251^ Bush
Ruth Louis H., gardener, r. 1224 Twenty-second
Ruth Louis H. Jr., tinsmith And^son & Tallon, r.
1226 Twenty-second
Buth M. J., boilermaker, r. 325}^ Bush
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THE BEST WORK at
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Kuthe Chsrles E., clerk Speyer & Herold, r. 1417
MissioD
Ruther F., casbler I. Qutte, r. Oakland
lluther Henry, lodgings, W s IllinuiH, bet Butte and
Napa
Rutherford Alexander H., capitalist, r. 1105 Bush
Rutherford Andrew, blacksmith, r. 4i;i Bartlelt
Rutherford Charles, porter J. A. Shepston k Son, r.
734 Montgomery
Rutherford Gemel B. H., r. -101 Leavenworth
Rutherford Isabella, r. 417 Bryant
Rutherford Lucy A., widow, r. 847 Howard
Rutlterford Tlioinas, real estate, office and r.
419 Sutter
Rutherford William P., with Remillard Brick Co., r.
15 Eleventh
Rutherford William W., blacksmith, r. 413 Bartlett
Ruthuick John C. F., photographer I. West Taber, r.
1120 Treat Av
Ruthrauflf Alonzo T., picture frames, 427 Larkin, r.
1411 Twenty-fifth
Ruthraufif Harry F., clerk, r. 1411 Twenty-fifth
Ruthrauff William A., clerk general freight office 8.
P. Co.. r. 1411 Twenty-fifth
Rutledge Edward J., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
3'251 Mission
Rutledge Edward W., shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.. r. '2606^1 Howard
Rutledge J. O.. watchman stmr San Pablo
Rutledge Robert (Rutledge & Nixon) r. 120 Seventh
Rutledge Thomas M., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 2806 H Howard
Rutledge William, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1090
Union
Rutledge William, washer Fitzgerald .t Conlon, r.
cor Polk and Pine
Rutledge k. Nixon (Robert Rutledge and Robert
Nixon) groceries, 206 Sixth
Rutliff William, carpenter, r. 212 Clara
Butter A. Mrs., r. 732 Geary
Rutter Thomas, blacksmith William Deacon, r. 732
Geary
Ruttiger Peter J., cigars and tobacco, 111 Fourth, r.
416^ Larkin
Buttman John G., r. 603 Geary
Buwe William, cigarmaker Edward Schwerin & Son
Rutton Thomas, wharf builder, r. 143 Minna
Ruyter John, molder McCormick Bros., r. 4 Beale PI
Byall Jeremiah, boot crimper, r. 20 Clementina
Ryall John, liquor saloon, 4 Jackson, r. cor Twenty-
sixth and 13arriBon
Ryall Joseph E., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Ryall S. H., r. 1901 Bush
Ryan A. Mrs., widow, lodgings, 5 Mint Av
Ryan A. M. Miss, r. 335 Eddy
Ryan Ann, widow, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan Ann Mrs., r. 5.S8 Mission
Ryan Anna, domestic, (5.57 Mission
Ryan Annie, confectionery, 2G4 Third
Ryan Annie Miss, r. 301 Devisadero
Ryan Annie, domestic 2740 Pine
Ryan Belle Miss, teacher, r. E s Eleventh Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Ryan Bernard, chair repairer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Ryan Bridget, r. 249 Tehama
i Ryan Bridget, widow, r. 3 Calhoun
I Ryan Bridget, widow, r. 723 )« Vallejo, rear
I Ryan Bridget, domestic 131 Oak
Ryan Catherine, widow, r. 015 Natoma
I Ryan Catherine, widow, r. W h Mission nr Randall
Ryan Catherine, laundiess Occidental Hotel, r. 538
Mission
Ryan Catherine Mrs., restaurant. 149 Seventh
Ryan Cornelius Mrs., widow, r. 70B Clementina
Ryan Cornelius, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 45
^^Ounnison Av
Ryan Daniel, clerk, r. 3_Calhoun
t & J, SLOANE & CO,
Mnniifiicturcr* of
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
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Ryan Daniel, driver Fitzgerald k Conlon, r. 1014 P..»t
Ryuii Daniel, druggtft and apothecary, 1847 Kill-
more
Ryan Daniel, laborer Mechanlcd" Mill. r. l.W Clara
Ryan Daniel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 535 Natoma
Ryan Daniel, leamKter William Kerr, r. 905 Battery
Ryan Daniel J., carpet JHyer. r. !M0 Capp
Ryan Delia, domestic lOLS California
Ryan Delia MiSH, r. 1707 Baker
Ryan Dennis, blacksmith's helper National Iron
Works, r. 520 Mission
Ryan E.. ht-lper Pac. Rolling Mill
Ryun E. Black, altornev tox department South-
ern Paiific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend.
room 3.5. r. 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Edmund J., clerk Cluff Brns.. r. 12 Rltch
Ryan Edward, bollermaker. r. 829 Brannan, rear
Ryan Edward, blacksmith, r. 572 Foisom
Ryan Edward, machinist, r. 809 Market i
Ryan Edward waiter, r. i;30 Third
Ryan Edward E., clerk, r. 2 L.roy PI |
Ryan Edward F., shoecutier, r. W h Ounnlgon Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty. eighth. B. H.
Ryan Edward F., operator Buckinghnm k Hecht. r.
914 Treat Av I
Ryan Edward J., attorney at law, and registrar Has-
tings College of the Law, 230 Montgomery, room I
13. r. 742 Twentieth j
Ryan Edward J., cutter Block k Georges,r. 220 Golden '
Gate Av I
Ryan Edward J., paper ruler Malloye & Broder, r.422 :
Sacramento I
Ryan Edward M., blacksmith's help^ Joshua Hendy ]
.MachiUH Works, r. 223 Perrv
Ryan Edward 8., clerk, r. 1332 Pacific i
Ryan Edward T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.. r. 3
Calhoun
Ryan Edward W., carpenter, r. 432 Green
Ryan Eliza A., widow, varieties, 15i)« Kentucky |
Ryan Eliza J. Mrs., r. Elevpiith Av nr Point Loboa Ar ]
Ryan Ellen, domestic 2534 Mission
Ryan Ellen, dressmaker, r. 2('>03 Bryant
Ryan Kllen Miss, dre'-sniatier, r. 328 Tenth
Ryan Ellen Mrs., r. H07 Muntgoniery
Ryan Ellen M.. widow, r. '2(103 Byaut
Ryan Fanny, widow r. 923 Vallejo
Ryan Fanny Miss, r. 92n Vallfjo
Ry.ii Frances Mrs., housekeeper, 620 Vallejo
Ryan Frank, linnor siil.ion. 204 Stevenaon
Ryan Frank, lithographir. r. lliO T.arkln
Ryan Frank B., clerk supply dept Wells Fargo k Co..
r. Eleventh Av nr P.dnt l.obo* Av
Ryan Frank M., clerk Murphy, (Jraiit k Co.. r. 1812
Franklin
Ryan Frank T., coreinakcr W. T. (Jarratt k Co., r.
Butte bet Bryant Av and Florida
Ryan I'rank T.. seaman, r. 522 Kolsom
Ryan George, cook Fletiher V lluslng, r. 904 Kearny
Ryan 0<-nrge, laborer, r. 174 !< (^leuirutlna
Ryan George, molder, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan George C, inspector Custom Houa*. r. l.'W
Mason
Ryan George W., deputy Superintendent Strorta, r. 5
Js'isen
Ryan Henry (Drisc.dl k Ryan) r. 537 Minna
Kyan Henry H.. carpenter, r. LMMl Kentucky
Rvan James, r. 735 Minna
Ryan James, bollermaker. r. Sierra bet Iowa anil In-
diana
Ryan James. brasBllnlBher Matthew Nunan. r. 608X
Natoma
Ryan James, carpenter, r. 1201 Lsuri'l Av
Ryan Jame^ englne.-r Cal. Fuse Factory, r. NW cor
Bryant and Junip-r
Ryan .lames, flrenian. r. 555 MUnlon
Ryan James, groceries and liquor*, 144 FIrat. r. 121
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309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Ryan Jaiups, Isboror, r. V2 Anhurii
IJyaii Jiimes, laborer, r. 26 Lily Av
Ryan James, laborer, r. 917 Sansonie
Ryau James, laborer, r. 145r> :MiDua, rear
Ryan James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
j Keiitucky bi t Sierra and Nevada
Ryan James, plumber, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan James, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 8 Clyde
Ryan James, wati-bmau, r. 12.i Bay
Ryan James A., foreman mantel room W.W. Montague
! & Co., r. 19 Laskie
1 Byan James B. special policeman, r. 123 Bay
Ryan James E.. liquor saloon SW cor Seventh and
Nafoma
Ryan James E. (Faithful & Ryan) r. 108 Precita Av
Ryan James H., attorney at law, r. 1301 Vallejo
Ryan James H., poultry dealer, r 914 Treat Av
Ryan James J., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 652
I Stevenson
Ryan James L., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W B
I Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
I Ryan James W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth
and Minna
Ryan James W., pressman Demokrat, r. 2110 Vau
I Ness Av
Ryan John, r. 310 Eighth
Ryan John, blacksmith. Presidio
Ryau John, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 829 Bran-
I nan. rear
Byan John, clerk, r. i03h Gough
1 Ryan John, driver, r. 218 Ninth
j Ryan John, engineer Market St. RR.,r. 1705 Market
Ryan John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Ken-
I tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
i Ryan Ji>hn. grain tester, r. 137 Third
, Ryan Jdhn, laborer, r. 9 5^ Midway
j Byan John, laborer, r. 16 Bernice
Byan John, laborer, r. 209 J^ Clara
; Ryan John, laborer, r. NE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
! Byan John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2746
I Bush
j Byan John, oiler stmr Santa Eosa
! Byan John, helper W. S. Snook & Son. r. 1311 Scott
: Ryan John, salesman M. Goodwin & Co., r. 11}^ Clin-
I ton
Byan John, seaman, r. 504 Pavis
Ryan John, stairbuilder, r. 237 J^ Langton
i Byan John, tailor, r. 421 Bush
Byan John, tanner JohnMeehan, r. Butte bet Bryant
j and Harrison
I Ryan John, teamster U. S. Drayman, r. 528 Jessie
1 Ryan John Mrs., dres.-making and ladies' furnishing
! goods, 1705 Market
, Byan John A., stock clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
! r. 31 Eleventh
I Byan John H., assistant clerk Board of Supervisors,
r. 916 Filbert
! Byan John H., molder, r. 252 Perry
I Byan John J., clerk Simpson & Millar
1 Ryan John J., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1108
I Treat Av
Ryan John J., porter J. T. Cochran & Co., r. 305 Davis
Byan John J., teamster N. BuUerdieck, r. 82 West
[ Mission
Ryan John J., wrapper Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 115
Butte
Ryan John M. (Ryan & Ott) r. 1415 Stockton
Evan John P., boilermaker, 417 Fifth
Byan Joseph, clerk, r. 73 Tehama
Byan Joseph, hostler D. O'Connor, r. 2616 Mission
Byan Joseph, waiter, r. 303 Davis
Byan Joseph H.. belt maker L. P. Degen, r. 1402
Powell
Byan Kate, r. 361 Jessie
Byan Kate, widow, r. 505 Br.vant
, Byan Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 738 Vallejo
I Ryan Katie A , domestic 525 Harrison
Ryan Laura Mrs., r. 1717 Sutter
Ryau Lawrence, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Ryan lia-ivrence J., freight clerk Oceanic Dock,
r. 420 Bryant
Byan Lawrence W., packer Mayfleld ft Co., r. 162
Clara
Byan Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 328 Tenth
Ryau Lizzie H Mies, stenographer Estee, Wilson &
McCutchen. 1110 Larkin
Ryan Lizzie T. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School,
r. 230 M Oak
Byan M., r. 424 Sansome
Byan M.. pressman Evening Post, r. 500 Montgomery
Ryau Maggie, domestic 140 Liberty
Ryan Maggie, packer D. Ghirardelll k Sons, r. 432
Green ^
Ryan Mamie, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 1636 Harrison
Ryan Marc J., r. 1623 Vallejo
Ryan Margaret, widow, r. 9 Seventh
Byau Margaret, widow, r. 829 Brannan, rear
Ryan Martin, expressman, r. Id Twenty-ninth
Byan Martin, liquor saloon, 18 Sixth, r. 352 Third
Byan Martin, produce dealer, r. 1321 Filbert
Byan Martin H., laborer, r. 200 Mission
Byau Mary, widow, r. 177 Minna
Eyan Mary, widow, r. 228 Nineteenth
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 509 Linden Av
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 537 Minna
Ryan Mary, widtiw, r. 652 Stevenson
Byau Mary, widow, r. 914 Treat Av
Ryan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 121 Oak
Ryan Mary Miss, lodgings, 140 Fourth
Eyan Mary Mrs., janitress Franklin Grammar School,
r. 16 Wi Decatur
Ryan Mary A. Miss, teacher Bartlett Primary, r. 13 J4
Powell
Ryan Matthew, laborer, r. 520 Turk, rear
Byan Matthew H., superintendent Keane Bros., r. 112
Turk
Eyau May, compositor Alta
Eyan Michael, cook, r. 240 Third
Byan Michael, laborer, r. 5 Natoma. rear
Byan Michael, laborer, r. 19 Natoma
Eyan Michael, laborer, r. 116 Silver, rear
Eyan Michael, laborer, r. 568 Mission
Eyan Michael, porter U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r. 1636
Harrison
Byan Michael, liquor saloon, 53 J^ Park Av r. 13 Ade-
laide PI
Eyan Michael, nurse City and County Hospital
Eyau Jlichael, painter, r. 706 Harrison
Eyan Michael, liquor saloon, 5 Commercial, r. 1001
Battery
Eyan Michael, shipping clerk Yates & Co., r.228 Perry
Eyan Michael, steward Hose No. i, r. 1808 Stockton
Eyan Michael, teamster, r. 2414 Geary
Eyan Michael J., painter J. Granville & Son. r. 1211
Devisadero
Byau Michael T., teamster, r. 2603 Bryant
Eyan M. J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Byan Mullie Miss, seamstress, r. 34 Klssling
Byan Nellie A., dressmaker, r. 2603 Bryant
j Ryan Nicholas, groceries. 535 Stevenson
Byan P., driver Central RR.
I Ryan P., laundryman S. F. Laundry
j Ryan Patrick, brass finisher F. Baud, r. 7 Myrtle Av
Byan Patrick, deckhand State Dredger No. 2, r. 413
j Clementina
1 Byan Patrick, hostler, r. 2414 Geary
I Eyan Patrick, laborer, r. 358 Brannan
I Byan Patrick, lab rer. W s Noe nr Eighteenth
i Byan Patrick, porter Wiuc hester House
I Eyan Patrick, porter James F. Kearny, r. 1311 Scott
Ryan Patrick, waiter Oc. idental Hotel, r. 728 Folsom
Eyan Patrick J., r. 155 Minna
Byau Patrick J., clerk James Byan, r. 444 First
Ryan Patrick B., r. 2303^ Oak
I'yan Peter, chemist Stearns, Worden k Co., r. 905
Bryant
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Ryan Pet»-r. saleiiuian J. Saruuels, r. 571 Minna
Ryan Peter A., molder, r. Ki'it Vallejo
Ryan Pi tcr T . compositor lixaiuiuer, r. 923 Vallejo
Ryan Pliilip, groceries iind liciuors, 441 Jessie-
Ryan Ridiard. laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Keiituckv bet Sierm and Nevada
Ryan Richard J., laborer S. F. CordaRe Factory, r.
W H Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Ryan Robert, firipman Market St. RR.
Ryan Robert F., haruesBtuaker Main v*t: Winchester, r.
228 Nineteenth
Ryan S., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. Eleventh Av nr
Loint Lobos
Ryan Sarsfield, stairbuilder N. P. Langland, r. 237 5i
Langton
Ryan Sarah, cook, r. 612 Howard
Ryan Shirley B., clerk E. U. Ryan, r. 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Stephen, laborer, W s Fillmore bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Ryan Stephen, with Tivoli Opera House. r.8G3}<^ Mar-
ket
Ryan T., yardman Pae. Rolling Mill
Ryan T. F., assistant lighthouse keeper South Faral-
lone Island
Ryan Thomas, r. 12 St. Rose's Av
Ryan Thomas, laborer Pac.GasImp.Co., r. 2038 Green-
wich
Ryan Thomas, foreman L. Walker k Sons
Ryan Thomas, glassworker, r. 17 Gilbert
Ryan Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1102 Harrison
Ryan Thomas, harnesscleaner J. Fagen
Ryan Thomas, plumber G. & E. Snook r. 636 Com-
mercial
Ryan Thomas, pressman, r. 914 Treat Av
Ryan Tliomas, quartermaster stmr State of California
Ryan Thomas, teamster, r. 1623 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas Jr., glassblower. r. 17 Gilbert
Ryan Thomas Jr., machinist, r. 162:1 Vallejo
Rvan Thomas C, speculator, r. 1110 Larkin
Ryan Thomas E., clerk J. B. Reinstein, r. 829 Bran-
nan, rear
Ryan Thomas H., cook, r. 119 Third
Ryan Thomas J., clerk James Waymire, r. 1110 Larkin
Ryan Thomas J., manager Bella Union Theater
Ryan Thomas P., attorney at law, r. 10.50 Howard
Ryan Thomas P., plasterer, r. 31 Eleventh
Ryan Timothy, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 30
Clara
Ryan T. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1205 Howard
Ryan William, r. 528 Howard
Ryan William, carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan William, cook, r. 626 Merchant
Ryan William, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 325 Twen-
ty-second
Ryan William, enKineer Central Block, r. 442 Valencia
Ryan William, expressman, NWcor Mission and Sixth
r. 1636 Harrison
Ryan William, farmer, r. Ocean House Road nr Far-
lev's Old Corner
Ryan William, laborer, r. 615 Natoma
Ryan William, shoeBtter John T. Sullivan, r. Gunni-
son Av bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Ryan William, rule maker Palmer & Rey, r. 1212 Clay
Ryan William Jr., carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
Ryan William Jr., laborer, Ocean House Road nr Far-
ley's Old corner
Rvan William A., r. 1212 Clay
Ryan William H., clerk, r. 1206 Market
Ryan William H., cook, r. 24 Sixth
Ryan William I., clerk, r. 1110 Larkin
Ryan William J., plumber, r. 2u31 Ellis
Ryan William M., r. Pixley bet Fillmore and Steiner
Ryan William T., salesman, r. 1411 Pacific
Ryan W. J., r. Thirtieth bet Sanchez and Noe
Ryan k Ott (John M. Ryan and Henry F. Ott) liquor
saloon, 1135 Dupont
Rychold Thomas, tailor, 650 Washington
Ryckman William L., broker, r. 027 Shotwell
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641 to_647 MARKET STHEET.
Ry.len Frederick, toanihtrr. 219 Clay. r. 21(i9 Webotcr
Ryden Frederick Jr , toamBler Frederick Kydcu r
211)9 Webster ' '
Ryden Sven, with Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 95M Mia-
Bion
Ryder C. Mrs., nurse Pac. Diapcns.iry and Children's
Hospital. 3700 California
Ryder C. H. Mrs., dreHsinaklng, 437 Third
Ryder Charles B., carpenter, r. 2613 Mlsalon
Ryder Charles H„ seaman, r. 437 Third
Hyder Ellen T., widow, r. 2613 Mission
Ryder EUL'tt; with P. M. HS. Co., r. 1620 Washington
Hyder Emily S. Miss, artist, r. li',)4 Scott
Ryder F., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. Alameda
Ryder Henry, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 318
Main
Ryder Henry, shoemaker, and extranian Engine No. 9
Ryder Joslah T., calker. r. 20 De Boom
Ryder L. E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School
r. 652 Market ^
Ryder Leonora Mrs., manicare, 126 Kearny, r. 131
Oak
Ryder Margaret, widow, r. 205)4 Fell
Rydor Morgan L., clerk local freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. 2908 Mission
Ryder Patrick, gardener, r. ISll Scott
Ryder Reuben, miner, r. 2613 Mission
Ryder Robert R., butcher, 305 Brannan, r. 20 De Boom
Ryder Thomas, plumber, r. ]r)17 Fillmore
Ryder William, dyer, r. 133 Valencia
Ryder William G., clerk, r. 1898 Mason
0^ Ryder. See Reiter and Rider
Rydman Axel, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 617 Bush
Ryer A. Mrs., r. 1227 Green
Ryer Andrew G., messenger Chief Commissary Di-
vision of the Pacific, U. S. A., r. 1227 Green
Ryer Fletcher F., attornev at law, 103 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
Ryer Frederick, foreman Fisher & Co.. r. 719 Bush
Ryer Wushiiigfloii M., M. D., cupltilist, office
130 San.some, r. Palace Hotel
Ryer William T. S., real estate, 130 Sanaome,
r. -Mameda
Ryerson Isaac, machinist Murray Bros., r. 1206 Fol-
hom
Ryhiner Adolph H., accountant Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, r. 32 Bartlett
Ryliner V. X., r. 25 Moiitgnmery Av
Ryhner Joseph, machinist Tail .V Halnque, r. 96
Steiner
Rymers Peter, candlemiiker. r. 671 Howard
Ryuders M. Mrs., saleslady J. Noonan & Co., r. 110
Sixth
Rynell John, tinning and plumbing, 1307 Ducbankn,
r. 657 Willow Av
Ryrle Daniel, cooper, r 6;i4 Stevenson
Ryrie Peter K., with B. W. Browu & Co., r. cor Eighth
Av and Clement
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper, r. 2905 Washington
Saake George, clerk F. Lewis .<; Co.. r. 812 JeMl* '
.Saal CliriHtopher. uHiHlclan, r. "7(( llarrlson
Saal Joseph, laborer, r. 915 Saiisonie
Saal Martalina, widow, r. 117 Bernard
Sualbiirg Charles W., designer and lithographer, fiOB
Clay, r. 1:M)H Geary
Saalburg Samuel W., bookkeeper U. Llebes Jt Co.. r.
1308 Geary
Saalburg William, publisher The Hebrew Obsonrer, ',
612 Clay, r. 1308 Geary :
Saaliger Louis, butcher, r. 2105 Jones '
Saarbr\ieik Gustave, liquor saloon, HF. ror Kearny
and Commercial '
Saary Elizabeth, widow, r. 1420 Broad wsy, n-sr I
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Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET STREET
Snas WHIiniu, book nt,'eiit. r. '.''H Wni'huiston
Saiits John C, Balooiiki-epi r, r. 8 Hayes
Si.ba.Uuo Cuueu. bootbliiik, r. C. Grand PI
Saliatie A. Etieiine, salesiuau P. G. Sabatle & Co., r.
•JOlO Washtnstou
Sahatie Eu«eDP J., Kalesmaii, r. 2010 Washington
Mabalio P. G. «fc Co. (Pbillpp G. Sabatie< whole-
Bale wines and liquors, :i30 Bunh
Sabatie Philipp G. (P. G. Sabatie &Co.) r.2010Wash-
Inston
Sabatier Henry, general merchandise, 33 Clementina
Siibatint' M.. laborer, r. 1408 Kearuy
Sabiago Michele, baker E. Pierron, r. 304 Montgom-
eiy Av
Sabieski Bernbard, gardener, r. 234 Dolores
Sabiu Bell Miss, tailoress, r. 1516 Jones
Sabiu G. M., judfje U. S. District Court, r. Palace
Hotel
Sabin Jolin I., superintendent Pacific Bell Tele-
phone Co. and vice-president and general man-
ager Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co.. office 323
Pine. r. 1800 Pierce
Sabin John M., salesman The Carlson-Currier Silk
SInfg Co., r. Oakland
Sabiiiiaii Brother Rev., director St. Mary's
College
Sabins Alfred C, r. 516 Green
Sabins Frank, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.. r. 516
Green
Sabins William, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
516 Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, r. 810 Laguna
Sabolt Henry E., gripman Market St. RR., r. Fulton
nr Devisadero
Sabory Richard H., foreman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
241 Seventh
Sacrhi Jules, painter, r. 1014}^ Washington
Sachrisson C. O., watchman, r. 1111 Shotwell
Sachs A., waiter, r.29 Everett
Sachs Amson, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 820
Post
Sachs Benjamin, cook, r. 5 Lewis PI
Sachs Benjamin, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 820
Post
Sachs Brothers & Co. (Lippmann and Samuel
Sachs aud Louis Stiefel. New York) ituportersand
jobbers fancy goods, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Sachs Carl G., master mariner, r. 18U1 Taylor
Sachs David, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1823 Sac-
ramento
Sachs David M., salesman Martin Sachs >t Co., r. 615
Leavenworth
Sachs E. C, clerk Ariel Lathrop, r. 833 Howard
Sachs F. Mrs., r. 107 O'Farrell
Sachs Frederick G. (Hoppe & Sachs) r. 1519 Polk
Sachs Henry, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
820 Post
Sachs Isaac, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. lfil6Bush
Sachs Lippmann (Sachs Bros, .ii Co.) r. 820 Post
Sachs Louis, capitalist, office SW cor Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 601 Leavenworth
Sachs Martin (Martin Sachs & Co.) r. 615 Leaven-
worth
Sachs Martin & Co. (Martin, Samuel L. and
Sanford Sachs) importers and jobbers dry goods
and manufacturers men's furnishing goods, and
agents MarysviUe Woolen Mills, SW cor Bush
and Battery
Sachs Olif, saloon keeper, r. 537 Sacramento
Sachs Samuel (Sachs Bros. & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Sachs Samuel L. (Martin Sachs & Co.) r. 601 Leaven-
worth
Sachs Sanford (Martin Sachs & Co.) r. fiOl Leaven-
worth
Sachs Sigraurid. salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r. 615
Leavenworth
Sachse Julius, machinist, r. 228 Bush
Sachse Louis, baker, r. 2217 Post
Sachse Max, traveling salesman Live Oak Distilling
Co., r. 1322 Golden Gate Av
Sachsenmier Joseph, laborer John Wieland BrewinR
Co.
Sack John C, instnimtnt maker Thomas Tennent, r,
545 Hfleenlh
Ssckelt Buel R., farmer, r. 740 Pine
Sackett Cornelius B., barnessmaker J. C. Johnson &
Co.. r. 819 t'alifornia
Sakett Frederick A., stenographer, r. 1501 Howard
Sackett Mary E., teacher languages, r. 1930 Jessie
Saclicr Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1312 Powell
Sacramento aud Pl.icerville Railroad Co., Willard ■".
Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 48
Sacramento BricU Co., Roberts & Davis pro-
priitors, Third Street Wharf
Sacramento Hotel, John Daneri proprietor,409 Pacific
Sacramento House, SE cor Third and Mission
Sacramento Lumber Co., office 4 California
Sacramento Recor€l-tJnion,L.P. Fisher agent,
21 Merchants' Exchange
Sacramento River Packing Co., William B. Bradford
mana^ier. 318 Front
Sacramento River Steamers, foot Market
Sacramento Transportation Co., H. L. Miller agent,
Jackson Street Wharf
Sacramento Valley and Humboldt Bay Railroad Co.,
office 419 California, room 17
Sacred Heart Church, Rev. James Flood pas-
tor. E s Filliaore bet Fell and Oak
Sacred Heart Collegre, Rev. Brother Genebern
president, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, SW cor Ellis and
Taylor
Sade Harry, porter San Francisco Verein, r. 219 Sut-
ter
Sademan Frank A., porter Wakelee & Co., r. 215 Aus-
tin
Sadler Alfred, boxmaker, r. 7 Garden, rear
Sadler Caleb (Sadler & Co.) r. Oakland
Sadler Charles M., with Sadler & Co., r. 2629 Geary
Sadler Frank E., musical specialties, 33 Second, r.
Oakland
Sadler Herman J. (Mau, Sadler & Co.) r. 906 Van
Ness Av
Sadler Inez, widow, r. 7J$ Garden
Sadler Samuel, marker S. F. Laundry-
Sadler Thomas, with Chicago Brewing Co., r. 2937
Sixteenth
Sadler & Co. (Caleb Sadler) wholesale fancy
goods and notions, 33-35 Second
Sadran John J. clerk, r. 317 Bush
Saenger Leopold (M. Solomon & Co.) r. 712 Hayes
^?" Saenjier. See Sanger
Saerman William C. H., shoemaker, 513 Twenty-third
Safe Deposit Building, SE cor Montgomery and Cali-
fornia
SAFETY NITRO POWDER CO,
Sonntag president, C. C. Uogran secre-
tary, Julius Sonntag manager, AVorlcs
Contra Costa County, office 430 Cali-
fornia
Saffo Constantine Z., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Safford G. W., salesman Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
Hotel Pleasanton
Saflord H. S., corresponding clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. Oakland
Safried Frederick, hatter M. Meussdorffer, r. 521 Pine
Saf tig Jacob G., solicitor, r. 12 Willow Av
Sagas Gumecindo, peddler, r. 20 Hinckley
Sage Fidelia Mrs., physician, r. 2u2 Stockton
Sage Harvey E., painter S. P. Co.. r. 1755 Howard
Sage J., coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Sage J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sage James L., cook, r. 429 Sixth
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Sane Jeunie. domfBtic 515 Third
Sage L«wis P., proptr Saae's Union St. Warehouse, r.
•2S-M California
Sage Orlautlo G., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 812
Twentieth
Sage's Union Street Warehouse. Lewis P. Sage pro-
prietor. S B Union nr Battery
Sa«ebiel Otto, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. Fulton
bet -Willard and First Av
Sageboru Charles, liquor dealer, r. 1522 Jackson
Sajjer Charles, g.irdener r. -JtiOoJi Polk
SagiT Henry, clerk, r. '20 Pro8|)ect Pi
Sager Mary. r. Ill Prospect PI
S»ger Washington, janitor Pioneer Bldg, r. 1405 Pa-
cific
Saggau Henry, expressman, r. 637 Broadway
Saylaw Charles, tailor, 122aM Folsom
Sahlieu Moses J., manager Mrs. S. Mish, 133 Kearny,
r. 407 Devisadero
Sahlinder Herman F., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Everett
Sahliug Nicholas, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ill
Morris Av
Sahliuauu Carsten, flour packer J. Martenstein & Co.,
r. 417 Moiitgamery .\v
Sabores Peter, barber Charles Lagrave. r. 423 Green
Sahrbacher Herman, cellarman National Brewing Co.,
r. 722 Grove
Sailor Fred., waiter stmr Mariposa
Sailor Henry L., bookkeeper Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co., r. Uaywards
Sailor John, clerk, r. 430 Bryant
Sailors' Home, Daniel Swannack superintendent,
NE cor Harrison and Main
Sainsot Anoie. widow, liquor saloon, 200 Mission
Saiusot Frank, sash and blindmaker. r. 2U0 Mission
Sais Philip, junk dealer. 217 Sixth
Sajous Louis J., teacher music, r. 1012 )i Larkin
Sajous Marie, widow, r. 1U12!^ Larkin
SHla Emory B., printer, r. 721 Bryant
Sala Jo.seph C, instrument maker John Roach, r.
2740 Folsom
Salumander Feltinjf Co. (Pacific Branch) Wil-
liam MoDearmon manager, 402 Montgomery
Salantino Francisco, laborer, r. 1 Varennes
Salas Josephine, widow, r. 2ii02 Sacramento
Salauu Peter, cook, r. 22'J Stevenson
Salazar Alberto G., compositor L'ltalia, r. 710 Vallejo
Salazar Antonio, farmer, r. 508 Sutter
Salazar H., saddler Hart & Brandenstein. r. 710 Val-
lejo
Salazar Nicholas, r. 5 Olive Court
Salb.-rg M^)se3, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1310
Larkin
Salcedo C. Miss, r. 1836 Powell
Salcido Frank, driver United Carriage Co.
Saldierna Genaro, musician, r. 509 Pine
Sale John L.. jeweler Lindermann & Cantor, r. 309
Eddy
SHle Sadie Miss, teacher music, t. 309 Eddy
Sale William W., clerk O.sborn & Alexander, r. 309
Eddy
Salem Evanjerelical Clinrcli (German) Rev.
Hermann Ci.rdes pastor, SE cor Twenty-second
and Shotwell
Siles George, r. 161 Second
Sales- Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Salet Victor, laundrviuan A. Thuot, r. 19 Ridley
SalHelfl C. D., 'phjsician, 216 Kearny, r. 2417
California
Salfi. Id David (Salfleld & Kohlberg) r. 700)4 McAllis-
ter
Salfield Si KoUXhvrg (David Salfleld and Her-
man K'llilberg) architects, 3 i9 Kearny
Sulinas Charles, inu-<tiiau, r. 10 '.O Hiward
Salinger Joseph (Nathan * Salinger) r. 4 M«rtha PI
Salinger William (Bornemaun & Salinger) r. 1806
Polk
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Salisbury Albert, backman M. Michelaen k Son. r.
617 Ellis
Salisbury Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Eddy
Siilisbury John, engineer, r. 719 Eddy
Salisbury Monroe, capitalist, 320 SaDsonie, room 36.
r. loiil Pine
Salisbury Roscoe R.. engineer, 401 California, r. 719
Eddy
t£r Salisbury. See Salsbnrv and Saulnbury
Salkeld William E , mining engineer, t>09 Sacra-
mento, r. Oakland
S:illiieuve Julian, port.r, r. 118 Trenton
Saltue Martin, varnlsher. r. 47 Jessie
SalinoK A. Si E. (Albert and Edinond) fancy
goods and trimmings. 12rt Post
Salmon Albert (A. * E. Salmon) r. 808 Van New At
Salmon Battle, teamster, r. 23") Langton
Salmon E. Mrs., r. 2047 !< Mission
Salmon Edmond (A. fc E. Salmon) r. 808 Van Neaa At
Salmon Joseph, r. 10 Monroe ,
Salmon Julia, seamstress, r. 1 Washoe PI |
Salmon Peter, laborer, r. 1018 Hampshire |
Salmon Thomas, longshoreman, r. 407 Clementina
Silmou William, pairjter, r. 10 .Monroe
Salmond Colin, master mariner, r. 325 5* Geary
Saloma Benjamin, cook Louis Merer, r. 521 Geary
Salomon Benjamin I., inspector Custom House, r. 353
San Jose .\v
Salomon 0. Mrs., fancy goods, 903 Larkin
Salomon Ecltvard S., attorney at law. 331 Mont*
goiuerv, rooms 4-5, r. 1420 Post
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker and Jeweler. 333 Va-
lencia
Salomon Jacob, foreman Pac. Suspender Co., r. 330
Turk
Salomon Jacob, salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r. 37
South Park
Salomon Jacob L., loan office, 622 Kearny, r. 1810
Webster
Salomon M. fc Co. (Marx and Samuel Salomon) tailor*.
701 Missiou
Salomon Marx (M. Salomon & Co.) r. 813 Pacific
Salomon Max (Salomon * Sheldon) r. 27 South Park
Salomon Max, physician, r. 1420 Post
Salomon Moritz. milkman, r. ISnil Br.Klerlok
Salomon Morris, salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r.
27 South Park
Salomon Moses (Polttzer, Salomon & Co.) r. 27 Sontli
Park
Salomou Nathan, butcher, r. 903 Larkia
Salomon N.wman. groceries and liquori, 3001 Oetry,
r. 16 Scott
Salomon Itobert A., r. 871 Market
Salomon Samuel (M. ShIoiuou ,«£ Co.) r. 813 Pacific
Salomon Sa nuel, btllpoxter. and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1. r. 22 O'Fnrrell
Salomon Sylvnin, manutartiirerH' a^ent and commta-
sion merchant. Hi Phelan BMg
Salomon Tobias, groceries, 60 Centre Market, r. 1035
Post
Salomon «te Sheldon (Max Salomon and Oenrae
E. Sheldon I proprietors California Table Uulter
Co., 120 Fifth
t^ Salomon. S-e Solomon
SilomoiiBon J. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Oik
Salsbury Charles. Knlesman. r. 31 Kiilton
Salsbury Edmond J., doorkioper Alcazar Theater, r.
Salsbury George M., contractor and builder, 1«IT
llroailWHV
Salsbury Henry A., clerk, r. 115 Soventh
Salsbury Warren H. ( lason Springer A Co ) r. 31 Fal-
«7- Salshiirv. See Snll-'burv and S«ulHi)tiry
Sa'terC. C, conduct 'r Sitter St. lilt
Salter Herbert W.. asnUtaut bookk«rper Keane Broa.,
r. 16 Albion Av
Salter John, liquor saloon, 1914 Market
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Salter Joliii W., drugxist, 24i5 Mission, r. 1014 Va- |
leiicia
Salter N. A. Mr8., widow, r. 10H7 Post
Salter Woodley G., salesman Cal. and Oregon Cider
Co., r. 16 Albion Av
Saltmau Bella Mrs., lodgings, 1314 Stockton
Salstonstall Gurdon AY., first assistant engineer etmr
Starbuek, r. 21 Russ
Salts Albert, expressman, r. 1715 Stevenson
Salts James A. (Scliwabacher Ji Salts) r. 1303 Octavia
Salturo Basile, fruit dealer, r. fi.i? Howard
Salvetti Micbele, porter Frapolli. Herges & Co.
Salvoresso Antonio, laborer I). Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
13 White
Salvoresso Joseph, scavpuger, r. 13 White
Salz Jacob (KuUiuan, Salz & Co. and Kullman, Wag-
ner Jfe Co.) r. 1308 Post
Salzen Frank, cook schr Bill the Butcher, r. cor Ore-
gon and Diumm
Salzer Joseph, lauudrjman, r. 529 Valencia
Salzman Julius (Salzmau & Voltmer) r. S s Twenty-
fourth bet Alabama and Florida
Salzman Peter, confectioner Page & Falch, r. Ill Wil-
liam
Salzman & Voltmer (Julius Salzman and Henry Volt-
mer) bakery and confectionery, S 8 Twenty-fourth
bet Alabama and Florida
Sam Joseph, waiter, r. 566 Minna
Sambuck John (Sambuek & Mengola) r. 425 Green
Sambuck & Mengola (John Sambuck and Frank Men-
gola) coffee saloon, 110.5 Front
Sambiik Prosper S., barber, W s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Sameria Julius, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. Berkeley
Samish Henrv, tailor, r. 2610 Sacramento
SAMISH ROBERT pox-celain
decorative art scliool (barber cups a
specialty) 211 Post, r, 501 Gear-y
Samm Henry E. (Wessells, Samm & Levinger) r. SE
cor Stoi'ktou and Gearv
Sammauu Benjamin A., harnessmaker and uphol-
sterer, 1135 Fillmore
Sammi Henry L., salesman J. Martenstein & Co., r. 7
Thirteenth
Sammi John H., bookkeeper Rosenthal & Eoesch, r. 7
Thirteenth
Sammis Margery Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Bay
Sammis William W., carpenter, r. 6 Bay
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Golden
Gate Av and Larkin
Samouillet Andre, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 1120
Mission
Sample Henry, waiter, r. 1006 Clay
Sample Samuel, saloon keeper, r. 1206 Market
Sampson Charles, upholsterer Samuel Beale, r. 631}^
Stevenson
Sampson Charles C, painter, r. 251 Third
Sampson George, upholsterer J. A. Miller, r. 1013
Market
Sampson George C, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 1819 Mason
Sampson George E., bottler, r. 719 California
Sampson George F., printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
727 Minna, rear
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter, r. 1819 Mason
Sampson Henry A., comp isitor, r. 719 California
Sampson Henry, cook, r. 3 Seliua PI
Sampson John, porter, r. 24!^ John
Sampson John A., examiner Custom House, r. 1412
California
Sampson Nellie, domestic 309 Third
Sampson W., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Sampson William H., conductor Market St. KR., r.
801 Height
Sampson William S., waiter, r. 24M John
B^ Sampson. See Samson
Samson Adrian, caudlemaker, r. 11 Boyd
Saniion Calistns D., with Bartling. Phillips & Stll-
well. r. U Boyd
Samson Gulusha, bookbinder Bartling, Phillips &
StilwiU. r. 11 Boyd
SaniHon Hannah, widow, r. 11 Boyd
Samson John P., master mariner, r. 19 M Steuart
SaniBon Victor, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
1 1 Boyd
85^ Samson. See Sampson
Samsreitlier George, proptr Hamburger Lodging
House, 411 Pacific
Samt Frederick, restaurant, 115 Stockton
Samuel Albert, clerk James Elder, r. 1009 Stockton
Samuel Benuo, with Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1257 Oetavia
Samuel Casper, traveling salesman Arnold I'ollak &
Co., r. 701 Larkin
Samuel Elizabeth, r. 851 Folsom
Samuel Henry, r. 5'.i9 Fourth
Samuel Mary Mrs., varieties, 1317 Mission
Samuel Moses (Newman & Samuel) r. 1257 Oetavia
Samuel Samuel, compositor, r. 1317 Mission
Samuel Wavle A., butcher. 1840 Ellis
Samuel Wolf, tailor. 416 Folsom
Samuels Adolph, barber Adam Grimm, r. 444 Jessie
Samuels Adolph, compositor Abend Post. r. 808 Fol-
som
Samuels Albert (Buffalo Clothing Co.) r.l025J^ Wash-
ington
Samuels Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Harriet
Samuels Charles, cashier M. Franklin & Bro., r. 808
Folsom
Samuels David, dry and fancy goods, laces, etc.,
121-129 Post, r. 713 Post
Samuels Dinah, widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Frederick S., manager English dept John D.
Spreekels & Bros., r. 320 Golden Gate Av
Samuels H. Mrs., r. 127 Locust Av
Samuels Harris, clothing, 808 Third
Samuels Harry, clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 809 Bush
Samuels I. J., bookkeeper M. Scheyer & Bro., r. Oak-
land
Samuels J. & L. (Julius and Louis) upholsterers, 104&
Suiter
Samuels Jacob, law student Morrow & Stratton, r.
712 O'Farrell
Samuels Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 713 Post
Samuels Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 638 Green
Samuels Joseph, watchmaker, 1119 Folsom
Samuels Julius (J. & L. Samuels) r. 1009 Sutter
Samuels Julius, dry and fancy goods, 104-108 Kearny,
r. 712 O'Farrell
Samuels Leon, stenographer, r. 808 Folsom
Samuels Louis (J. & L. Samuels) r. I(i09 Sutter
Samuels Louis, real estate, r. 809 Bush
Samuels Michael A., photographer, r. 1305 Eddy
Samuels Michael S., salesman D. Samuels, r. 37 Moss
Samuels M. V., stamp dealer, r. 713 Post
Samuels Samuel (Samuels .'fe Clancy) r. 166 3^ Clara
Samuels Samuel, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
1009 Sutter
Samuels Stanley A., r. 816 Jackson
Samuels- William, shoemaker, r. 411 Grove
Samuels W. R. G., F. A. S., physician and
surgeon, office 719 Market, f.ffice hours 11:30 A.
M. to 1 P. M., 2 to 3 P.M. ,6 to 7:.S0P.M. Sundays
12 to 1 P. M., r. 332 Golden Gate Av
Samuels & Clancy (Samuel Samuels and Timothy J.
Clancy) dry goods, 310 Sixth
Samuelsen Andrew, fisherman, r. 320 Drumm
Samuelsen Olof, master schr Mary Buhne, r. 1713J4
Hyde
Samuelson Charles, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 4 How-
ard
Samuelson John, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Samuelson Samuel, fisherman, r. 320 Drumm
San Bernardino Borax Mining- Co., J. W.
Searles president, Henry Krebs Jr. treasurer, 106
Leidesdorff
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKKT ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^tPn st.! Producers of FINE TABLE WINES
SAN
1029
SAN
San Bernardino Gas L.i(fht Co., W. B. Cllue
secretary, SW oor Annie aud Stevenson
San Bruno Dairy. Peter C»bune proptr, S s Lnhaina
bet Penobscot and Saut^e
San Bruno Hotel. Frank Marty proptr, W s San
Bruno Koiiil bet Army and Eve
San Uiego Lumber Co., Dolbeer A: Carson agents, 10
California, room 3
San Francisco Abend Post (Germnn daily and
weekly) Sin Francisco Abend Post Co. publish-
ers and proprietors, 53.i California
San Francisco .\beud Post Co., Hugo Herzer manager,
53.1 California
San Francisco and Lake County Railroafl
Co., John H. Sayre secretary, .iiS Mont^'oniery,
room 15
San Francisco and Nortli Pacific Railroad
Co., James M. Donahue president, Thomas W.
Johnston secretary, otSce 410 Mission, ticket and
excursion office, 2 New Montgomery
San Francisco and North Pacific RR. Ferry
Clay
San Francisco and Pacific Glaaa Works,
Carlton Newman president, George Palmer sec-
retary, James H. Davis superintendent, NE cor
Seventh and Townsend
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Refinery, NW cor
Eighth and Harrison
San Francisco and San Rafael Railroad
C
Johnston s<cretary, ofhce 410 Mission
San Francisco and Sonoma Valley Rail-
road, ^yilliam J. Forde agent, office Washington
St. Wharf
San Francisco Art Association, 430 Pine
San Fraucisco Artificial Paving Co., Hans M. Peter-
sen, office 431; Montgomcrv
San Francisco Athletic Club. 431^ Sixth
San FrancLsco Bar Association, 121 Post
San Fraucisco Benevolent Association, Robert Beech-
in^ secretary, 20 Webb
San Fraucisco Bicycle Club, Charles P. Fonda secre-
tary, rooms 1428 Market
San Francisco Boiler Works, Patrick F. Dun-
don proprietor, 31-1-316 Main
San Francisco Box Co.. (James R. Carrick,
Hannibal Williams and William S. Wright) 515-
519 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO, ..„„„. u-
Mullen president, 31. .J. Mertens vice-
president and treasurer, W. Stanley
secretary, G. W. Catt engineer, office
42 Marilet, roonis 4-7, storehouse and
pier W s Sixtli from Hubbell to Soutli
San Fnncisco Bronze Works, Joseph Paudler proptr,
773 Mission
San Fraucisco Brush and Broom Factory. Richard W.
Simpson proptr, 00y-H15 Branuan, salesroom 319
Sa'-ramento
San Francisco Bulletin Co. (George K. Fitch,
Loriiig Pickering and estate of J. W. Simon-
i| ton I publishers and proprietors Evening Bulletin,
I office 1 Gr.int Av
fi San Francisco Call Co. (Loring Pickering,
j' George K. Fitch and estate of J. W. Slmonton)
1 publishers aud proprietors Morning Call, office
52'' Montgomery
San Francisco Candle Co. (Egbert Judson and
Peter U. aud William 'C. Wood -nan) works NE cor
I Alatneda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Cliemical Works and Snl-
pliiir Powderinjf Mill, Judson * Shepard
l)r'iprietof« (West Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal.)
office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily, weekly and
seini-weeklv) Miihel H. Do Young proprietor,
NE cor Kearny and Bush
W, * J, SLOAN[ & CO.
DOMESTIC RUGS
\ .\i;ii . I'v.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET. , fe
San Francisco ClearinR House, Charles Sleeper man*. M
ger. 211 Snnsoine ^^
San FraEisco Collaleral Loan Bauk ^
Kearny
Cslaveraa
innually)
Mux Golilliert; prewiili-iil and
Duncan McXee secretary, r,',.
San Franci8<o Copper Co. (Canipo Se
' Co.) office 320 Sansome, room ")8
foot of San Francisco Copper Mining Co. (SpencervlUe, Ney.
Co.) office 320 Sansome, room 5H
San Francisco Cordage Factory, Tubbs k
Co. proprietors. E s Iowa bet Sierra and Nev»d»,
office (il 1-613 Front
San Francisco Cremation Co., George E. Voelkel cor-
responding secretary. 331 Kearny, room I
San Fram isco Daily Law Journal, Sfejckwell k Co.
pri'ptrs, 320 Sansome. room 40
ames M. Donahue president, Thomas W. San Francisco Daily Reimrt, The Dally Re-
..„..„„♦ oj... nr. ■vr:-„;„„ port Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors,
office 238 Montgomery
San Francisco Dental Office, George W. Leek
I proprietor. NW cor <;raiif Av and O'Farrell
!SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,.
oflice .>18 Claj
San Francisco District Tele(;raph Co.
Charles L. Ackerinau president. J. B. Gill super-
intendent, office sti'.i .Market, branches 21X) Sutter.
310 Montgomery, ;a2 Market, NE cor Geary and
Jones, 603 Larkin, NW cor Third aud Howard,
1162 Market, 1305 Polk aud 510 Hayes
San Francisco Edison Electric Light Co., office 323
Pine
San Francisco Enterprise The, (William F.
Mulcahy) office 53« Callforuis
San Francisco Exchange for Woman's Work, Mrs.
John F. Swift president, 116 Suiter
San Francisco Female Hospital and Foundling Asy-
lum, C. B. Hutchings jiliysician, 10i,5 Mission
San Francisco Fire Department, office Old
City Hall, fir-t floor
San Francisco Free Public I..ibrary, J. V.
Cheney librarian, New City HdU
San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mlnslon,
713 Mission
San Francisco Furniture Factory, Friedrlchs
fcGercke proprietors, N s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
San Francisco Fuse Co. The, John Rodds sec
retary, 5l)7 California
San Francisco Gas L.i»;ht Co., J. B. Crockett
president aud engineer, William G. Barrett sec
retary and treasurer, works NE cor First and
Howard, cor King and Second, SE cor Fifth and
Howard, cor Bav MUd HucUatiaii, and foot Hum-
boldt. Potrero, Office SE cor First and Natoma
San Francisco Girls' I'nion, Mrs. 0. E. Rloney
resident director and general superlntendeut, 714
Bush
San Fraucisco Glue Works, H. C. F. L*ufenb«>rRer
proptr, W B Wisconsin, bet Center and Santa Clars
San FraucisroGruili Verein, "37 MUslon
San Frnn isco Hav Exchange, foot of Third
San Francisco H 'bn w Free School. Dr. A. J. MeMing
princip.il. Synagogue. Turk nr Tiylor
San Francisco H.rse Market, D. Breslauer k Co.
P'optrs. 6;5-62<.i Howard
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief floelefjr,
K H Franklin, bet Post and Geary
San Francis.-o Lnnd and Cattle Co.. J. J. Soovlllcaec-
relnry, office M Neva.lii Illock
San Francis.-o Last Factory. Frederick W. Potter
proptr, 10 SteveriHon
SAN FRANCISCO LADNDRY ASSOCIATION
SiiiiiikI K. IliilToiil pr.sl.l.iil, II. M.
Wood H.CDtitrv, liiunilrv S s K.l.ly b.-t
Killniore and .StelM.r. olllr.- ."1:1 (iiiiry
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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"OST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Bail Frsiu-isio Imw JouniHl (liaily) StocliWfU Ji Co.
proptrs, M'.'O Saiisiiiiio, room •10
Sau Frjiii«-isc«» I^iaw liibrury, New City Hall,
SAH "frIcisco lumber CO, ...».„.
Iiiiiiber, principal oflice Pi«a- laSteiiart,
ofllre section '.i, footTltir<l, uilice section
3, Piei- 3 Steuart
JSan Francisco Liyin<;-in Hospital and
Foundling; Asylum, Dr. Cbiirles Burrell at-
tending physician. 913 Golden GateAv
San Francisco Market, 522-530 Clay
San Francisco Mercantile Agrency, Boys,
Kimniell & Co. proptrs, 213 Sansome, room 7
San Francisco DIercIiant, E. C. Hughes & Co.
publishers and proprietors, 511 Sansome
Ran Francisco Microscopical Society. 120 Sutter
San Francisco Mission of Pacific Coast
Holiness Association, 607 California
San Francisco Musical Fund Society, NE cor Kearny
and Sutter
San Francisco Mutual Land Association,
Charles L. Tilden president, Charles A. Bolde-
mann secretary, 325 Montgomery, room 25
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro
secretary. 307 Sansome
San Francisco Ne-»vs Co. Tlie, Emile Bauer
manager, Robert White treasurer, 210 Post
San Francisco News Letter M California
ADVERTISKR, (weekly] Frederick
Marriott editor, pnblislier an<l proprie-
tor. Flood Bldg, SW cor Market and
Fourth
San Francisco Newspaper IJnion, publishers
patent outsides. Palmer & Key proprietors, 405-407
Sansome
San Francisco Novelty and Platinff AVorks,
Budsear k Shepman proprietors. 108-112 First
San Francisco Packing and Provision Co , Frank W.
Rossbach propriptor, 517-521 Washington
San Francisco Petroleum Co., otHce 123 California
San Francisco Pine Liumber Co., R. Percy
Wright president, M. J. Mertens secretary, office
42 Market, yards junction Green and the Seawell,
and .i unction Kentucky and Yolo
San Francisco Pioneei- Screen Works,
John W. Quick proprietor, 221-223 First
San Francisco Pioneer Varnisli and Gly-
cerine Works, Hueter Bros. & Co. proprietors,
Tweutv-fourth. bet Rhode Island and Kansas,
office fiOl Market
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory
and Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point,
bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office 115 Battery
San Francisco Planing Mill, John Coop pro-
prietor, manufacturer sash and blinds, doors,
frames, etc., 524-.'i28 Fifth
San Francisco Plating W^orks, Edward G.
Denniston proprietor, fi53-655 Mission
San Francisco Port Society, Rev. J. Rowell secretary,
rooms NE cor Sacramento and Driimm
San Francisco Post Office, William J. Bryan
Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery,
branch offices. Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B, NW
cor Eighth and Mission, Station C, NW cor Mission
and Twentieth, Station D, foot Market
San Francisco Presbyterian Book Depository, W. W.
Brier k Son agents. 42 Geary
San Francisco Prices Current (mercantile
weekly) E. R. Painter publisher, 123 California,
room 33
San Fi-ancisco Printing and Advertising
Co. (H. L. De Forest .t Co.) .526-528 Sacramento
San Francisco Produce Excliange, T. C.
Frii dlander secretary, 425 California, secretary's
office 24 Merchants' Exchange
San Francisco Produce Excliange Call
Board Assiiciation, T. C. Fiiedlauder sec-
retary, 425 California, secretary's otHce 2t Mtit-
chnnts' Exchange
San Francisco Produce Excliange Mutual
Benefit Association, 4i.'! California
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, SW cor
Liiguna and Haiglit
San Ifr.iiuiscd Public Kindergarten, G4 Silver
SAN FRANCISCO REBATE ALLIANCE
Einil Colin manager, 3Iax Colin secre •
tary, 7^3 Market (See Protective Asso-
ciations)
San Francisco Rf^al Estate Circular, Thomas
Mageu proprietor. 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Rubber Co.,R. H. Pease Jr. and
S. M. Hun von agents, 577-.5!i9 Market
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION
Albert Miller president. Liovell White
secretary and cashier, NE cor Califor-
nia and Webb, open from 9 A. M. to 3
P. M. and Saturday evenings for re-
ceipt of deposits G : 30 to 8 P. M.
San Francisco Savings Union Bldg, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Webb
San Francisco School Department Shop, NW cor
Larkin and Austin
San Francisco Server Pipe Association,
P. McG. McBean secretary, George D. Clark treas-
urer, office and depot 1358-1360 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Association, ii Spear
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, 604 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Water Works, H. Schaller proptr,
823 Francisco
San Francisco Sporting Mercury (weekly) W. R.
Boone proptr, 425 Montgomery
l^an Francisco Standard Optical Co. (Joseph,
Isidor.Leon and Adolph Nordman) optical and
mathematical instruments, 120 Sutter
San Francisco Steam Co., P. T. Dickinson
president, Jerome Spaulding secretary, 45-46
Mercbauts' Exchange
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills, Joseph Musto
proptr. 713-715 Battery
SAN FRANCISCO STEAMBOAT AND
TRANSPORTATION CO., F. W^. Eaton
«Sj Co. agents, 1?J6 Clay, belovi^ Davis
San Francisco Stencil Works, J. Lincoln
Greenleaf proprietor, manufacturer stencil
plates, box and burning brands, steel and rubber
stamps, 405 Front
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board,
Jeremiah Lynch president, Fred. W. Hadley sec-
retary, S s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Build-
ing, S s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
San Francisco Stock Bre-\very, Henry F. Brnns
president, Georgo Bruns secretary, SE cor Powell
and Franc isco
San Francisco Storage Warehouse, J. M.
Piei>e propric tor, 735 Market
SAN FRANCISCO STOVE WORKS
(Chris. W. Hansen, Edward B. Magee,
Alex. Bain, John Chnrvoz and James
O'Bryan) manufacturers stoves and
ranges, 633-636 Third
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proprietor, E s
San Bruno Road, bert Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
San Francisco Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
San Francisco Tool Co., W. A. Aldrich presi-
dent, Ira Bishop manager, makers machine tools,
etc., 11-19 Stevenson nr First
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OFFICER SALESROOMS 24 BEALE ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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COMPANY U.Tk?,V
1 BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC.
SAN
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SAN FRANCISCO TOWEL CO. «.,,,,..
Brollifi-s pio|>ri<-l<irs 1U4 Market
S.in Francisci) Trauster Co., James Murlow mauaecr,
18 I'ost
San Francisco Turf Kxcliiiiis'e, U. Schwartz
fc Co. proprietor!), 411 >« Culit'uniia
San Francisco Turn Vt-reln, 3-.'3 Turk
San Francisco Type Foundry, Paiuter & Co.
proprietors. oVi Clay
San Francisco Unilerjrrounil Conduit and
Electric Liijflit Tele$;ruplt and Tele-
Shone Co., John H. Sayre uecretary, office 3'.!8
oiitgomery. room 15
San Francisco Vercin, rooms 219 Sutter and
218 Grant Av
San Francisco Vindicator (weekly) Janieg E.
Brown publisher and proprietor, office 428 Mont-
fjoiuery
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gruen-
has'-n proprietor, »W9 Mission
San Francisco Wood and Ivory Works
(Christot F. Bader, Rudolph Kuenzl and Carl F.
Haiig) 10 Stevenson
San Francisco AVool Exchange, George Abbot
proprietor, NW cor Fifth aud Townsend
San Francisco Wool Scouring Worka,
Frank P. McLennan proptr, office and works 49
Bluxonie
San Francisco Yacht Club, Charles G. Yale secretary,
2.-V2 Market
San Francisco Zinc Foundry, Kremer Bros. & Co.
proprietors, 40 Jessie
San Geroiiimo Paper mills (Marin Co. Cal.)
S. P. Taylor & Co. proprietors, 414-41(5 Clay
San Gottardo Hotel, Lepori & Marioni proptrs, 509-
513 Broadway
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Benardino Co. Cal.) William
Leviston secretary, office fi Montgomery Av
San Joaquin and King's River Canal and
Irrigation Co., William Center president,
Charles Z. Merritt secretary, 5U8 California,
San JToaquin and Sierra Nevada Railroad
Co., Charles F. Crocker president, P'rank S.Douty
secretary and treasurer, NE cor Fourth aud Town-
send, room 4
San Joaquin Improvement Company, A. W. Brooks
agent, office Jackson St. Wharf
San Joaquin Lumber Co., office Pier 3 Steuart
San Jose Brick Co., James Tobin agent, office S. P.
C. Ky. Co's Wharf
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., W. H. Wright manager,
327 Batterv
San Jose Silk Factory (San Jos^, Cal.) Brown & Metz-
ner agents, 535 Market
San .Jose Woolen Mill Co., agency 541 Market
San Mateo Farm Dairy, H. E. Corbett proptr, depot
518 Hayes
San Mnteo Parcel Delivery, Edward Muller proptr, 7-
9 Third
San niateo Ranch Dairy, James W. Goodhue
manager, office 523 Montgomery, depot 1515 Fill-
more
San Pablo and Tulare Railroad Co., Willard V. Hunt-
ington Secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 48
San Pfdro Lumber Co., John A. Hooper presi-
dent, Uetiry M. Furman secretary and treasurer,
office 4 California
San Pe.Iro Manuel, miner, r. 900 Greenwich
Ban Rafael and San Quentin Ferry, foot of Clay
San Rafael and Tiburon Ferry, foot of Clay
San Rafael Express, R. A. Sanguinettl proptr, 3-5
Commercial
Ban Rafael House. Mrs. D. K. Ha)l proptr. 28 Seventh
San .Salvador Oil Manufacturing Co..
J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS. U—i
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET. i •>
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
Sanborn Albion I., stalrbullile
Mill, SE cor Fremont and .MIsbIom,
First
Sanborn Alden W. (A. W. Sanborn A: Co.) r. 24 lieale
Sanborn A. AV. Hi Co. (Alden W. Sanborn)
dealers carrliges, wagons and agricultural imple-
ments, 24 Beale
Sanborn C. A., r. 1198 Ilaight
Sanborn Clarence, arcblteit, r. 418 Califomla Av
Sanborn E., clerk, r. 1021 Twenty-first
Sanborn Frank H., clerk Journal of Commerce, r. 418
California Av
Sanborn Frederick G., assistant secretary and treas-
urer Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 1020Dolore«
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co.,r. :i018 Mission
Sanborn James H.. packer Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 1109 Mason
Sanborn .Toseph A., agent Northern Pacific »nd
Pacific Express Cos, 29 New Montgomery, r. 640
Seventeenth
Sanborn Louis, machinist, r. 3007 Minslon
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co. (limited) B. F.
Morton agent, 434 California
Sanborn Nester H., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
Berkeley
Sanborn Porter E., machinist, r. 565 Stevenson
Sanborn Theodore C, jobber, r. 8->l Valencia
Sanborn, Vail & Co. (A. H. Vail) importers and
manufacturers frames, mirrors, moldiuga, chro-
mos. artistrt' materials, etc., 8>7 Market
Sanborn W. D. , general &.ifut Burlington Route
B. and M. R. RR., 32 Montgomery, r. 405 Taylor
Sanborn William E., clerk, r. 221tiV4 Fillmore
Saubridge Albert H.. turner, r. 15 Clinton |
Sanbuceti Antonio, teamster G. B. Podesta fc Bro., r. I
903 Pacific '
Sanches C, r. 132 Sixth
Sanches Randolph P., carpenter and builder, r. 653 I
Capp i
Sanchez A. Mif 8, seamstress, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Sanchez Agnes, widow, r. 2 Green PI
Sanchez Alonzo G., deputy. U. 8. Internal Revenue, r.
Alameda
Sanchez E., millhand Pac. Rolling Mill
Sanchez Felix, florist. 1II09 Treat Av
Sanchez Frank A., barber, r. 8 AlemanyAv
Sanchez John Mrs., r. Henry nr AiuherHt
Sanchez Joseph O.. clerk, r. inO'.i Treat Av
Sanchez Louis, laborer, r. 120-) Stockton
Sanchez Pedro, bootblack E. VIgoureaux, r. K>5« Scott
Sanchez Peter J.. compoKitor Filmer & Sriller Elec-
tro Co., r. 23 Scott PI
Sanchez Ramon B.. clerk S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 31
Stanly PI „ , ,
Sanchez R. B. Mrs., president Protestant Episcopal
Old Ladies' Home, r. 31 Stanly PI
Sanchez Rita P., widow, r. 837 Puciflc
Sanchez Street Primary S.ho.d, Mrs. FrancM A.
Banning prliirlp;il. E s SJanchea! bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Sancken Christian, groceries and liquors. I.'.42 ptdy
Sancken Diedrich, bartender J. Blohnie, r. liMH
San.ken Uichard, clerk G. H. Wellbrook. r. 1101 Mo-
Band Brothers (Joseph an<l Ferdinand) barbers and
balhs. W) Fourth and 23 Third
Sand Edward, barber San.l Bros . r. •'.42 Jrsale
Sand Ferdinand (Sund Hros ) r. .i42 Jessie
Sand Ferdinand Jr.. barber Sand Bros., r. 784 H Stev-
enson
Sand Joseph iSand Bros.) r. fi44 Jensle
Hand Joseph E.. dentist, 121 Post, r .•.4'i JomIc
Sandberg Oscar, n.illman Piic. U..lllnK Mill, r. N •
Sierra bit Lonlslana and Miiryland
Sindb. rger Euijene waiter, r 1 Ewer PI
Sando O., yardman Pac. R dllng Mill
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PALMER & REY, 40540? Saiisoiie St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. "tRS.?^AVaVc'o^^?„l^an?eTs:
SAN
1032
SAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOIITKIIS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I>il>« FKtinifK. all Ki#.OH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
S.'inder Freilerii-k, semuan, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sauder Georf»e, r. 2(! Turk
S:inf1or John, artificial stoue worker, r. 24 Tehama
Siin.ler Maria J. A., wiilow, r. 829 Union
Sander Peter, clerk City and Oouuty Treasurer
Sauder Robert, drugKist, r. NE cor Lurkin and Broad-
way
Sauder S., with Lehenbaum Bros., r. 1330 O'Farrell
bANDLEiS A. Ai teacher dancings,
and proprietor Union Square Hall, 421
Post, r. a 33 O'Farrell
Sanders Aunie Miss, groceries and liquors, 123 Ship-
ley
Sanders Arnold, r. ICUO Post
Sanders Chatles, cjerk JoeT. Poheim
Sanders Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Second and
Howard, r. 74 Tehama
Sanders C. L., seaman, r. 116 Berry
Sandnrs Cornelius T. (Sanders & Johnson) r. 228 Tay-
lor
Sanders Daniel, laborer, r. 427 Francisco
Sanders Daniel, upholsterer Friedrlchs & Gercke, r.
4^3 Jones
Sanders David H., cigarmaker, r. 10 Hopeton Ter-
race
Sanders David S., compositor J. K. Brodie & Co., r.
1524 Eddy
Sauders Ducke, physician, 8 Montgomery Av, room 14
Sanders Frank E., clerk, r. 233 O'Farrell
Sauders George, steward, r. SE cor Howard and Steu-
art
Sanders Gee rge H. (Wright & Sanders) r. 923 Pine
Sanders Gottlieb, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2425
Greenwich
Sanders Harry F., with Union Iron Works, r. cor
Fifth and Brannan
Sanders Henry (Sanders & Co.) r. 1622 Larkin
Sanders Henry, haruessmaker Hart & Brandenstein,
r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders Henry, physician, r. 1921 Geary
sauders Henry A., liquor saloon, i Washington, r,
14(16 Powell
Sanders Henry S., secretary Bankers and Mer-
chants Mutual Life Assotiation of the United
States, 322 Montgomery, r. 1921 Geary
Sanders J., foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sanders Jao'^b. dairyman, r. W s Utah bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Sanders Jacob F. (W. D. Valentine & Co.) r. Lead-
ville. Col.
Sanders John (Paulson & Co.) r. 423 Jones
Sanders John, commercial traveler, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders John, plumber William F. Wilson
Sanders John D.. coachman 1812 Jackson
Sanders Joseph, r. Russ House
Sanders Joseph H., seaman, r. 167 Silver
Sanders J. S. Miss, r. 923 Pine
Sanders Levi, butcher, r. 613)*' Natoma
Sanders Louis, cigarmaker C. C. Diez, r. W s Utah
bet Alameda and El Dorado
Sanders Martin (Russ, Sanders k Co.) r. 2701 Howard
Sanders Mary, dressmaker, r. 173 Minna
Sanders Max, cigarmaker J W. Shaeffer & Co., r. W g
Utah bet Alameda and El Dorado
Sanders Oliver W.. clerk Davis Bros. Bergmann &
Co.. r. 233 O'Farrell
Sanders Samuel, jeweler, r. 1600 Post
Sanders Samuel .Jr., clerk, r. 1600 Post
Sanders Sarah J. P., widow, r. 313 Beale
Sanders Solomon A., jeweler Levison Bros., r. Oak-
land
Sanders Solomon C, carrier Post Office, r. 1524 Eddy
Sauders William, t^eaman, r. 263 East
Sanders William, watchman stmr Gen. McDowell, r.
3:-i7 Bryant
Sanders William A., mining, r. 626 Grove
Sanders William O., laborer, r. 1029 Vallejo
SANDERS & CO. (H.nrySanders
unfl I..iidAVi;f Uettnian) coppersmlthg,
iniiniifii('tiirers.steaniboat, 8u;far house,
diHtillery, brewery pipes, etc., 421 itlis-
.><ioii
Sanders <fc Johngon (Cornelius T. Sanders and
Peter Johnson) merchant tailors. 5 New Mont-
gomery
0£y Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick, liquor saloon, 33 Third, r. 21."'
Stevenson
Sandersleld John, seaman, r. 143 Berry
Sanderson Alexander, r. 435 Bush
Sanderson Austin A. (Campbell h Sanderson) attor-
ney at law, 530 California, r. 2312 Washington
Sanderson David, r. 225 Castro
Sanders.in Frederick W., butcher, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Sanderson Georjye H. (Root & Sanderson) and
president Board of Trade of San Francisco, r.
2235 Broadway
Sanderson George R. (Coffin <fe Sanderson) and general
agent United Life and Accident Ins. Assn., 312
Pine, r. 2112 Broadway
Sanderson Gorham D., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1617
Larkin
Sanderson Harriet L., widow, r. 2510 Steiner
Sanderson James, iusurance agent, r. 832 Treat Av
Sanderson James E. T., engineer, r. 832 Treat Av
Sanderson James J., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., r. 1427 Webster
Sanderson James L., r. 8 Antonio
Sanderson John, carpenter, r. 428 Third
Sanderson John, tanner, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Sanchez
Sanderson Lemuel A., salesman A. Schilling & Co., r.
1617 Larkin
Sanderson Luther C, salesman, r. 407 Mason
Sanderson William., clerk, r. Lundy Lane nr Esmer-
alda, B. H.
Sanderson William W., r. 717 Broadway
Sanderson William W., clerk Root & Sanderson, r.
1708 O'-tavia
Sandford John Mrs., proprietor Oriel Hotel,
lti04 Market
Sandford John, clerk E. R. Slocum & Co., r. 144 Sixth
Sandford John B., contractor, r. Winthrop House
Sandford li. N. Di-., dentist, office and r. 1103«5
Turk
Sandkamp John H., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room 16
Sandman George, coffee saloon, 217 Sixth
Sandman John G.. master Russian stmr Alexander,
office 310 Sansome. r. 2118 Pine
Sandman Solomon, policeman, r. 1043 Folsom
Sandmanu Ernest, groceries and liquors, 500 First
Sandmanu Herman, master mariner, r. 922 Batt°ry
Sandoval Seferina, widow, r. 727)^ Broadway, rear
Sandow George, civil engineer and surveyor, r. 1008
Union
Sandoz Augustus C r. 103 Montgomery Av
Sandoz Numa (Sandoz & Co.) r. 510 Pine
Sau'loz & Co. (Numa Sandoz) liquor saloon, 510 Pine
Sandrethe Henry, finisherludianapolis Furniture Oo.,
r. 14 CoUingwood
Sandry Michael J., clerk James G. Steele & Co., r. 520
Stevenson
Sands Charles T., master mariner, r. 118 Eleventh
Sands David W. Mrs., r. 252 J^ Third
Sands H., porter C. E. Whitney IS, Co., r. 712 Leaven-
worth
Sands Joseph R.. janitor Olympic Club, r. 252 J4 Third
Sands Mary Mrs., r. 106M Welsh
Sands O. T., carpenter, r. 1457 J^ Minna
Sands William, clerk, r. 44 Third
Sands William, plumber W. S. Potthoflf, r. 1309 Mis-
sion
Sandsteen Frederick W., tailor H. S. Bridge & Co., r.
13 Monroe
EVERY DEStRIPTION OF
TJ IKT ID E E. ^W E -A. R.
AT
BEAMiSH'S
mARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.
Manufscturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares.
3? MarM St
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^tPn st. I Proprietors of tie Orleans Vineyard
SAN
1033
SAR
3atiil>iteu Henry C. (Burr & Sandsten) r. 534 Bush
3aii.lv<.R8 Albert H., clerk H. A. Meisel. r. NE cor
MdiitKoinerv aud I'uion
3aiidy Auilrew. printer, r. KKiJ^ Third
Sandy Oeorjje, compositor Examiner
ily lolin W., carpenter, r. Chapultepec nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
f.inl Harry, cigarmaker, r. 9 Sunshine Court
Biuilord Ida E. Mrs., r. 1211 LaKUna
Saiiforcl Jasoii !■., real estate, 12G Kearny, room
s, r. Alameda
Sanfird Jeanuette. widow, r. .'^SO Post
lord Jennie, widow, r. 64G Folsom
Sanlord Lewis P.. liquor saloon. 34 Eddy, r. 32.5 Eddy
Saiif'ird Martha L. Miss, principal Eaton class Silver
Street Kindt-ri^'arten. r. 046 Folsom
Saiifurd M. G. Mrs., r. 216 Powell
Sautnnl Nellie F., widow, r. 429 Linden Av
Sanford William, seaman, r. 263 East
SautXHlli Angelo. laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Sau^'er Carl, laborer, r 53 Shipley
Sanger D. I., r. 309 Powell
Sanger Elizabeth B., widow, r. 611 Nineteenth
Saucer Isidor, dentist, r. 309 Powell
Saiit,'er Milton H.. boilermaker, r. Ocean View
Saiiutr William M.. bottler C. Gehret & Co., r. Ocean
View
\1G^ Sanger. See Saenger
Saiiyran H. E , waiter, r. 230 O'Farrell
Sauguinettl Agostino. r. 331 J^ Vallejo
Sautiuinetti Andrew, liquor saloon, 1.506 Powell
iSanguiiietti .\ugnstin, tisheriuau. r. 333 Valle.io
>88ti;,'uinetti Fer inand, teamster, r. 605 Greenwich
Saiigviineiti Giuseppe, liquor saloon, 27 Vallejo
SsTi^'iiiuetti Leon, foreman W. H. Miner, r. 1425
Kearny
Saiit:uinetti Philip, well borer, r. 413 Broadway
Saii^uinetti R. A. proptr San Rafael Express, 3-5
Commercial, r. San Rafael
Sanuuiuetti Stefano, groceries, liquors and restaur-
ant. 3 Vallejo
8anf,'uinetti Stififano, interpreter Italian, Criminal
Courts, r. 91.5 Battery
Sanitarium Buths, Cornelius E. Driscoll pro-
priet'.r, 2210-2212 Powell
Sankey Candine C. r. 2427 Mission
Sankey Charles A., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, r. 1827
•Jackson
Sankey Jeremiah. p:iinter, r. 1830 Jessie
Sankey John, r. 317 Bush
Saiiiiebek August, teamster, r. 7 Bernard
Saiicinist Minnie, telegrapli operator, r. 107 Oak
Bans.. Ill J. A., clerk Pac. Ins. Union, r. Alameda
Sans'.t Frank, mill hand Day. Huber & Craker, r.
■-00 Mission
Sansot Rudolph, millhand Day, Huber & Craker, r.
Oakland
Santa Anita Mill and Mining; Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) John M. Buffiugton secretary, 303 Cali-
fornia
Santa Barbara Lumber Co., J. .4. Hooper
president. Henry M. Furinan secretary and treas-
urer, office 4 California
Santa Barbara Water and Land Co.. David
H. Jones presidetit, E. F. Stone secretary, office
3:i0 Pine, rooms 46-47
Santa C. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Santa Clara Hotel, 444-446 Brannaii
SANTA CLARA MOLDING CO.
(William .T. and Philip !■:. Fiancke and
Namuel AlcCalll manufacturer.s inold-
\na* and mirror frames and importerg
mirror platen aud furniture, 7 70 Mix-
sion
Sant.i Clara Petroleum Co., office 123 California
Santa Clara Stables, Henry W. Gray & Co. proptrs,
11-13 Webb
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & J, SL011N[ h CO,
i.Mp<)ini:iis < .I-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
611 to 647 MAEKET STF.EET.
SANTA CROZ BITUMINOUS ROCK PAV-
IXGCO.,X. P, F.ili... pr.-.ld.nl, ti,.orK»
M. Ferine supi-rinlendent, '^H.30 Xew
Monl|;oiner)r
Santa Cruz I'harles, bellman Palace Hotel, r. "JH Uar.
rlBon
Santa Cruz Island Co., 623 Market
Santa Cruz Water Co., John M. Duke secreUry, 314
California
SANTA ROSA PARCEL CO.
Calvin .Vwhley pruprielor, (JH'.t Market
Santa Kot-a Woolen .MiU.s. lieor^e Wliimll «t^ent. 130
Sansiiiue
Santa Ynez Land and ImproveTuent Co., S. Silverb^rg
president. Henry I. Willey vice-president, offlc*
32.5 Montgom- ry, room 16
Santallacii Mary Mrs., r. 428 Clementina, rear
Santamet David, varnisher A. Frei, r. 17 Bruce PI
Sautandreu Antonio Hev., ahKistaut rector YgleMa de
Nuestra Seiiora de Guadalupe, r. yo« Broadway
Saniee L., coUect'ir The J. Dew wv, h I'o., r. Oakland
Sautif Jo.seph, laborer, r. .i2'.l Sacramento
Santif Mary, widow, r. 47 Oermania
Santiff Frank J., finisher BuckinKbam & Hecht, r. 47
Germanla
Santo Arata, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Santos Joseph. boardiuK. 46 Sa< ramento
Santos Manuel F., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Sautoye Susan, widow, r. 2513 Howard
Sautry Catherine, widow, r. W s Dauie bet Randall
aud Thirtieth
Santry Charles, brass founder, r. W s Dame bet Ran-
dall and Thirtieth
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 31 Ford
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
Sautry Michael Jr., clerk, r. 520 Steveuaon
Santry Timothy, brass founder, r. W s Dame bet
Randall and Thirtieth
Sauty C, r. 624 Fourth
Sapiii Anna, widow, r. 1000 Bryant
Sapin Claude, confectioner Occidental Hotel
Sapin George, with Briltou A: Rey, r. 37 Paclflo
Saramago J. L., laborer, r. HI Jackson
Saramano M. C, laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Saramago .Manoel L., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
SaramaKo S. L., laborer, r. Ill Jack^'on
Sarato;;a Improvement Co., James E. Qordun
manager. 116 California
Saratoga Mining Co. (CamUlaria, Nev.) M. Hubbard
secretary, 123 California
Saratoga Music Hall, H14-816 Geary
Saratotra Orchard Co., Jimcs E. Gordon man-
ager, 116 C^alifornia
Saravia Frank, shoemaker, r. 910 Parlllo
Sarcander John K., journalist Dem"kr»t, r. HIO JrMie
Sargent A. A. Mrs , r. N W cor Thlrte-uth and Kolmau
Sargent Abram P., conductor Market 81. RU.. r. 16M
Hayes
Sargent Bailey, real estate, r. 10'28 WashlnRton
Sargent DotiieF. Miss, adjusUr tJ. S. Mint. r. 1038
Washington
Sargent Edwin L., cashier White Sewing Machine
Co., r. IHIU Mason
Sartrent Elizabeth K. C, M. U., oculli-t and
aurist, (;07 Sutter, otllie hours 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
r. NW cor FcdKoni and Thlrteeulh
Sargent Frances D. Miss, r. Irt;«3 Clay „ ^ ^
Sargent Frank Q., salesman Goodyear Rubb«'r Co., r.
Alameda
Sargent Oenrgp, barber, r. 172 Minna
S..rgent Qe.rge C. attorney at law, COfi MonlKomerr.
r. H;30 Folsom
Sargent George W., machinist, r. 813 Capp
.sa-gent J. H. Mrs., r. I80M Van Ness Av
Snrgent John, flnnian. r. X2.'. Kearny
Sargent Ma y Mrs., r. *T.i Clem, ntlna
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizvs and Niiiiibfi's.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sargent Robert J., bricklayer, r. 8 Vallejo Court
, Saricb Henry, euuiiieer. r. 221 Pacific
I Sarle Beuoiiia. millwright, r. 919 Ji^nes
Sarles Julia Mrs., teacher Pacific Heights School, r.
■2423 Buchanan
Sarll Jaiues, hostler L. C. AiVoodworth, r. 1009 Val-
encia
Saroni Alexander, oflSce 118 Davis, r. Alameda
Saroni Louis (Louis Saroni & Co.) r. li22 Turk
Saroni Louis \- Co. (Louis Saroni) candy mnfrs, 118-
120 Davis
Sarowsky John F., r. Ws Eureka bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Sarraille Albert, milker Menjou & Bellocq, r.Woolsey
nr Hamilton. U. M. T.
Sarrallle John, dairy. Palmer nr Bartlett
Sarraille John, gardener French Hospital
Sarraille Peter, fruits, 316 Francisco
Sarras John P., lodgings, 627 California
Sarray Joseph, waiter Anthony Freling r. 1230 Stock-
ton
Sarrette Jean, printer L'Elvezia, r. 1302 Powell
Sarrette Pierre, tailor, 1302 Powell
Sarrli'k Annie, widow, r. 509 Howard, rear
Sarscen Edward, restaurant, 814 Third
Sarsfield Cornelius, painter, r. 113 Grove
Sarsfield John H., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
113 Grove
Sarsfield J. P., specialist, office 11.5 Eddy, r. Oakland
Sarsfield Michael J., tailor, r. 544 Linden Av
Sarsfield Reginald, painter, r. li:^ Grove
Sartlion Bernard, French laundry, 1229 Golden
Gate Av
Sarthou John (Trebucq & Sarthou) r. Railroad Av nr
Five Mile House
Sarti Bartholomew, vegetable dealer, r. 1151 Harrison
Sartor Joseph W.. capitalist, r. 1309 Stockton
Sartori Augustine P. (Sartori & Fantini) r. 626 Post
Sartorl Joseph, contractor, r. 431 Pine
Sartori Theodore, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Sartori & Pantini (Augustine P. Sartori and
Antonio Fanttni) proprietors Campi's Eestau.
rant, 33-35M O'Farrell
Partorins John G., machinist, r. 9225^ Natoma
Sirubbi Fran>. bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Sasaki Alfred R., porter R. E. Dickinson, r. 418 Post
Sasia Joseph Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church. 214 Hayes
Sass Claus. cook, r. 317 Bush
Sass Edward liquor saloon, 118 "Washington, r. 226
Sanchez
Sass Edward J , bartender George Reese, r. NE cor
Howard and Main
Sass Henry, laborer South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co.
Sass Joachim, laborer South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co.
Sass John, laborer South S. F. Packing and Provision
Co.
Sass Louis (Moller & Sass) r. 805 Church
Sass Marcus H.. groceries and liquors. 216 Van Xess Av
Satchwell John, cooper, r. 1137 Mission
Satlier Banking Co. Tlie, H. L. Dodge presi-
dent, J. L. N. Shepard vice-president, James S.
Hutchinson manager, SE cor Pine and Sansome
Batter Adam, baker, r. 7 William
Satterlee George A-, r. 8 Mason
Satterthwaite Robert T. M. (Satterthwaite, Sozin &
Co.) r. 313 Leavenworth
Satterthwaite, Sozin .t Co. (Robert T. M. Satterth-
waite and Charles W. Sozin) wholesale druggists,
sundries and fancy goods, 518 Market
Satterthwaite T. A... r. 814 Kearny
Sattler .\ndrew, driver Babbitt Soap Co., r. 1003 Mis-
sion
Battler George, foreman scourer Catton, Bell & Co.,r.
20 Rau>ch
Sauber ■William, fruit, 426M Haves
Saucedo Alexander, barber, 20 Calif uruia, r. 1400 ^
Dupout
I Saucedo Victor, laborer, r. 525 Vallejo
Sauc.lito. San Rafael and 8au Quentin Ferry (N. P.
C. RR.) foot Market
^r Saucelito. See Siusalito
Sauer Adam, carpenter, r. 863 Seventeenth
Sauer Christ, bakery, 1224 Harrison
; Sauer Elizabeth, stewardess stmr San Bias
i Sauer George, baker, r. 1212 Kearny
Sauer George, carpenter, r. 431 FuUon
Sauer Henry, barber, 9 Post, r. 27 Lewis
Sauer Henry, portt-r. r. 19 Willow Av
Sauer H. L.. clerk Lebenbanm Bros., r. 126 Seventh
Sauer John, porter, r. 541 Stevenson
Sauer John P.. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE cor
Humboldt and Vermont
Sauerman Henry A., weaver, r. 2609 Polk
Sauerweiii Gustave H., painter, r. .520 Folsom
Sauflfrignon L. Mrs., widow, r. 825 Polk
Saul Catherine, widow, r. 1012 5« Florida
Saul Gustave, seaman, r. 266 Branuan
Saul John, bakery and confectionery, 132 Fifth
Saul John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 132 Fifth
Saul Peter, teamster Wells Fargo & Co., r. 618 Minna
i^" Saul. See Sohl
Saulman Frederick, hostler A. P. Stanyan, r. 1603
Geary
Sanlinan^s Restaurant, A. Eeusche proprietor
52U California
Saulmann Julius, insurance broker, 213 Sansome, r.
120 Post
Saulmany J , private detective, r. 120 Post
Saulnier John Mrs. (John Saulnier & Co.) r. France
SaulnlerJohn .fc Co. (Mrs. John Saulnier) Andre
Lafargue manager, importers and wholesale liq-
uors, 607-6U9 Front
a^" Saulsbury. See Salisbury and Salsbury
Saulter Charles, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208 5^
Central Av
Saulter Simon P., millwright, r. 519 Sacramento
Saunders Caroline, widow, r. 411 Lyon
Saunders Charles W., engineer Sanitarium Baths, r.
2130 Stockton
Saunders Charles W. Jr., r. 2130 Stockton
Saunders Ebenezer, janitor, r. 714^ Geary
Saunders Edward, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 2525
Post
Saunders Elias, traveling salesman Davis Bros. Berg-
mann & Co.. r. 518 Ellis
Saunders Elizabeth, widow, actress, r. 2411 Mission
Saunders Eugene, salesman Whiteside & Co., r. 417
Kearny
Saunders Frederick, proptr The Fulton, r. 3 FuUon
Saunders Frederick A., teamster Lachman Cal. Wine
Co , r. 160 Perry
Saunders George H., compositor Alta
Sounders George W.. compositor Call, r. 815 Pine
Saunders H. C. bellman Palace Hotel, r. 21 Verona
Saunders Honora J., widow, r. 632 Polk
Saunders Isaac P.. carpenter, r. 411 Lyon
Saunders James, carpenter, r. 515 Linden Av
Saunders James A., master mariner, r. 50 Tehama
Saunders James D., r. 216 Powell
Saunders John, plumber, r. 91'.i Jackson
Saunders Joseph S. W., carpenter, r. 411 Lyon
Saunders Josephine Miss, teacher Redding Primary
S.hool, r. 632 Polk
Saunders William, agent Pac. Press Publishing House,
office, 18 Post
Saunders William, watchman, r. 337 Bryant
6^ Saunders. See Sanders
Saur John, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.
Saur Theodore, paper hanger, 26 M Howard Court
Saureck Frederick, collar maker Main & Winchester,
r. East Berkeley
Sausalito Bay Land Co., O. C. Miller president, H.
Clay Miller secretary, 315 California, rooms 8-10
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AiJOpS' SOITS
"THE HASTING
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ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, Sl.000.000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
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I Sausalito bay Water Co., Henry Campbell preRident,
I H. Cluy Miller secretary, 315 Califurnia, ruuiu.s
i 8-10
BauBglito Express, George W. Smith proptr, office 411
East
Sausali to Land and Ferry Co., Robert George secre-
tary, 4I!t California, room 9
1£3r Saiit!«lito. See Sauct'lit.)
SiUHSet Louis E., tailor, 4;J6 Jackson
Saute William, framemalinr Sanborn, Vail S Co., r.
428 (.Menieiitina
Sauti r Charles, dairy produce and confectionery, 1405
Stockton
Bautl. r E. F., clerk, r. 1150 Folsom
Sauter Frank, butcher Louis Schnetzler, r. 560 How-
ard
Sauter John M., lithographer, r. 1405 Stockton
Sauviige Caroline Mri>.. millinery, 'JO!) Si.\teenth
Sauvage Owen H., painter, r. 'iOSi Sixteenth
Sauvarie AuguBte, mnfr Lednc's Tnle Rafts, 220
Drumm, r. cor Davis and Washington
Sanza M., dishwasher Handy & Gray
Savaue Alvin U., conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 1019
Alabama
Savage A. M. Mis'", bakery. 729 Larkin
Savage B.. r. 624 Fourth
Savage Edward, salesman Siegfried & Brandenstein,
r. 148 Fifth
Savage Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1715 Hyde
Savage F. G., waiter, r. 576 Folsom
Savage Frank V., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 1401
Oak
Savage Frederick, patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r.
20 >« Fifth
Savage George, seaman stmr Grenada
Savage George H., laborer, r. 8:W Harrison
Savaiie George R., traveling salesman Siegfried &
Brandenstein, r. 220 Haight
Savage Granville L., trav'-ling salesman Siegfried &
Brandenstein, r. Porllsud, Oregon
Savage Henry, dentist, 740 Sixteenth
Savage Henry M., law student, r. 1401 Oak
Savage Hugh', clerk Great American Importing Tea
Co., r. 1231 Filbert
Savage James, seaman, r. .343 Shipley
Savage James J., chairraaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 313 Tehama
Savage Jeremiah, salesman, r. 116 Alta
Savage John, gardener, 611 Chestnut
Savage John E. (Savage, Son & Co.) r. cor Ashbury
and Frederick
Savage John J., laborer, r. N s Lombard nr Taylor
Savage Leon, laundry, r. 367 Clementina
Savage Lincoln E., attorney at law, .509 Kearny, room
3, r. cor Ashbnry and Frederick
Savage Marg-iret M., widow, r. 1401 Oak
Savage Mary M , widow, r. 24 Lewis
Savage Miihael, carpenter, r. 1821 Greenwich
Savage Michael, tailor, r. 438 Clementina
Savage Michael J., carpenter, r. 1821 Greenwich
Sava(;<> Milliner Co. (Storey Co., Nevada) E. B.
Holmes secretary. 4 NevHda Block
Savage Patrick, driver J. C. Reardon, r. 2415 Mission
Savage Palrick, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Savage Patrick, second cook stmr Alameda, r. 124M
Gilbert
Savage Patrick H., engineer, r. 26 Caroline
Savage Patrick II., gasfitter, r. 23 Folsom Av
Savage Richard (Savage, Son k Co.) r. Alameda
Savage Richard, longshoreman, r. 116 Alia .
Savage Richard, printer, r. 116 Alta
Savage R. W.. hotel keeper, r. 727 Larkin
Savage S., carpenter stmr Starbnck
Savage, Son & Vo. (Richard Savage. George M.
Piuckard and .lohn E. Savage) proprietors Em-
pire Foundry and Machine Works, 135-143 Fre-
mont
Bavftge Thomas, laborer, r. 648 Mission
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Savage Thomas, pressman, r. 116 Alta
Savage Thomas, teamstir W. Grnntleld. r. 142 Sixth
Savage Thomas, waiter The Baldwin
Savage Thomas, with The Bancioft Library, r. 400
Van Ness Av
Savage William, blacksmith, r. !••< Oak Oroye Av I
Savage William, shoemaker, r. 715 IJuah
Savage William A., compositor Bulletin, r. 740 Six-
teenth
Savage William A. T., papercarrier. r. 1401 Oak I
Savage William C. salesman Siegfried k Brand-
ensteiu. r. Oakland ,
Savannah Edward (D. Breslauer fi Co.) r. 149 Tehama
Savannah Jacob, artist, r. 149 Tehama |
Savannah Michael, salesman M. Meussdorffer, r. 149 ,
Tehama |
Savery Edwin, tinsmith E. Boeach * Co., r. San Joa6
Av bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth i
Savery Emma, nurse. 226 >4 Nmetetnth '
Savery William, painter E. Uoesch k Co.. r. San io%i <
Av bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth I
Saville M., salesman C. Curtln. r. 905 Market
Savings and Loan Society, Horace Dayla 1
president. Cyrus W. Canuany caeliler and aecre- |
tary. 619-621 Clay
Savio Natale, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayea I
Savio Octavia, domestic. 617 Bush
Savio Sncondo. fruits and vegi tables, 1201k Folsom
Savio Victor, waiter, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Savor Adolph master mariner, r. .50 Louisa
Savory Kate Mrs., widow, r. 1109 Post
Savory Wicom F.. teamster, r. 1009 Post |
Sawarie Michael, bartender A. HInricha. r. 3 Tnlon
Sawin George W.. clerk, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Sawin James C. cabinetmaker, r. 1121 Ellis ,
Sawtelle Arthur J., butcher A. Astorg. r. lOH Fifth
Sawtelle David, vioe-president Indianapolis
Manufacturing Co. 642-644 Mission, r 1724 H Fddy
Sawtelle Henry W., surgeon U. S. Marine Hon-
pital Service, office U. 8. Appraisers' Bldg. flnit ,
floor, r Marine Hospital i
Sawtelle Lucius, glovemaker H. M. Heineman, r. Mfl
Sixth
Sawyer A. Mrs.. dressniakln(r, 207 Powell |
Sawver Adolf, hlac ksmltb. r. 85 Second |
Saw.ver Albert F., phvsiciau, 302 Stockton, r. Palace i
Hotel I
Sawyer Benjamin F., porter Brigham. Hnppe * Co.. >
r. 2009 Powell ;
Sawver C. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1031 Market
Sawver Charles H. (Earl *: Co. I r. 723 Oak
Sawyer Charles H.. master ship Ericsson, r. tl St''uart
Sawv.r Daniel W., carrier Post Dtllce, r. 4n2 Maya
Sawyer K. D. (Sawver & Burnett) r. Hp.t Hukh
Sawyer Edward E., expert accountant, r. 819 Buah
Sawyer Edwin H. correi-ponding clerk V. 8. Survey- I
or-General's Office, r. 2.330 Fillmore ,
Sawyer Frances C. Mrs., furnished rooms, lOfl Sot-
Sawyer Frank, porter Brlgliam. Hoppe & Co., r. 431
Sawyer Frank B., cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 11 Bouth
Park
Sawyer Frank H.. journalist Bulletin, r. 831 KIIU
Sawyer Frederick, barher Albert Woerz. r. 402 Ilayca ,
Sawver George, carpenter, r. 5iW Howard I
Sawver George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hot«l
Sawyer George M., painter, r. H s Wolfe nr Cnllfomla
Sawver George W., dairyman. Berlin nr Han Bruno ,
Road. U. M. T. ^ « ,«vv
Savryer H. C, phvalclan and aurgeon. otBce 13W |
Market opp Odd Fellows- nidg. r. 7 Hill I
Sawyer Herbert C. clerk Edmund C. Dake, r. Al». ]
Sawyer Hoiixe, Mrs. M. A. Sawyer proprietor. I
NW cr Fuiton and Pevlaadero
Sawjer J. Frank, car painter, r. 106 Hrventh |
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Sawver.Iohu H., billpoKter. r. SM Bush
j Siiwyer Joseph, pluiuber, aud extrauian Hose No. 5,
I r. J0:5!< KiRhth
S'lwyer Lewis W., r. 2832 Howarrl
Sawyer Lilla C, casbier Will fc Finck, r. 11 Valpa-
raiso
Sa^vyer Lioreiizo, judge D. S. Circuit Court,
chambers U. S. Apprulbers' Bldg, third floor, r.
T.ii Sutter
Sa\\-j'er Lorenzo S. B., attorney at law, clerk
U. S. Circuit Court and U. S. Commissioner, office
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor, r. 617 Hyde
Sawyer Louis E., bookkeeper Moore, Hunt & Co., r.
80.S Page
Sa-wyer M. A. Mrs., proprietor Sawyer House,
NW cor Fulton and Devisadero
Sawyer Maria L. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 408
Hyde
Sawyer Milton G., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
4U2 Hayes
Sawyer Otis V., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 40", California, r. 1018 Geary
Sawyer Patrick, watchman, r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Sawyer R. H., gripmau Market St. RR.
Sawyer R. H. Mrs., proprietor Westminster
House, (il4 Sutter
Sawyer Samuel T., compositor Call, r.707^ Guerrero
Sa^vyer Taiiniitg: Co. The, wool pullers and
dralers wool, hides, pelts and leather, Charles L.
Field agent, 312 Clay
Sawyer Thomas, liquor saloon, 935 Mission
Sawyer Thomas Jr., chemist, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer William B. (Sawyer & Co.) r. 3;« Bush
Sawyer William F., attorney at law, 409 California, r.
725 Bush
Sawyer William P., bartender, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer William T. (L. D. Stone & Co.) r. 867 Bush
Sawyer Woodbury D., attorney at law, 603 Washing-
ton, r 1817 Hyde
Sawyer ^ Burnett (E. D. Sawyer and John M.
Burnett) attorneys at law. 420 California
Sawyer & Co. (William B. Sawyer and Bernard T.
Cullen) 1 ill posters, 52(5 Commercial
Sasbey James, teamster Pac Rolling Mill
Saxe Orman F., clerk, r. 28 Seventh
Saxe Peter, merchant, r. Lick House
Saxe Theodore, cook. r. 621 Pacific
Saxe William P., clerk Custom House, r. 712 Sutter
Saxenmever Joseph, brewer, r. 44 Clementina
Saxson Henry, porter William Ehrenpfort
Saxton Frank, salesman Louis Kreiss
Saxton James G., brakemnn S. P. Co., r. 1412 Mason
Saxton James T. with S. P. Co., r. 1581 Folsom
89" Saxton. See Sexton
Saxtorph Axel L., teamster, r. 223 Harrison
Saxtorph Henry (Holm & Saxtorph) r. Oakland
Sayer Leopold, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Sayer Victoria Miss, r. Ocean View .
i^" Sayer. See Sayre
Sayers John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6 Te-
hama
Savers John R., with C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1807
Pierce
Sayers Mabel F. Miss, with Journal of Commerce, r.
2128 Broderick
Sayers William F., attorney at law, 534J4 California,
r. 2128 Broderick
Ssyler E., yardman Pac, Rolling Mill
Sayles George, salesman, r. 161 Second
Sayles Joseph, r. 1205 Stockton
Baylor D., salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 115 Jones
Saylor Daniel W., restaurant keeper, r. 26123^ Sutter
Saylor E. Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 634 Mission
Saylor James, clerk, r. 9 Seventh
Saylor John, gripman .Market St. RR., r. 1182 Haight
Sayne D. L., r. 1105 Powell
Sayuer A., r. 1920 Ma-on
Sayre DeZeng L.. compositor Chronicle, r. 1105 Powell
Suyre .Tolin H., mining secretary, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. San Mateo
Sayre Roger H., butcher, 4U7 Turk, r. Union Hotel
eS^ Sayro. See Sayer
Saywell Harry, r. SE cor Union and Jones
Saywell Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1105 Broadway
Saywell Thomas, gardener, r. SE cor Union and
Jones
Saywell William, clerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. SK cor Union and Jones
Snzuela Manuel, cigarmiiker, r. 1412 Stockton
Sbarboro Andrea (Sbarboro &Co.) and secretary
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, West
Oakland Masonic Hall and Building Association,
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, San Francisco
Mutual Loan Association, and Italian-Swiss Mu-
tual Loan Association, oiflce 307 Sansome, r. 1805
Steiner
Sbarboro Batholomew, manager Sbarboro & Co., 531
Washington, r. 1230 Filbert
Sbarboro James, scavenger, r. 2307 Mason
Sbarboro & Co. (Andrea Sbarboro) groceries, wines
and liquors, 531 Washington
Sbiagia Angelo (Angelo Sbragia & Co.) r. Railroad Av
bet Manitoba and Dominica
Sbragia Angelo & Co. (Angelo Sbragia and Andrea
Onetti) fruits and vegetables. Railroad Av bet
Dominica and Manitoba
Scatide A, & Co. (Antonio Scafide and Luigi Maresca)
fruits and vegetables, 56 Second
Scafide Antonio (A. Scafide & Co.) r. 56 Second
Scaglione Louis, tailor, r. 11 Banuam PI
Scales Amanda M., widow, r. 1914J4 Union
Scales Jacob, r. 532 Fourth
Scales William H., clerk, r. 19U'J^ Union
Scully Edward, clerk, r. 412 Main
Scally John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Scally Neil .T., groceries and liquors, 1149 Folsom
Scalmanini Andreas, r. 909?^ Filbert
Scalmaniui Antonio, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
2 Lick PI
Scalmanini Carlo, liquor saloon, 712 Front, r. 909}^
Filbert
Scalmaniui Carlo, porter Antonio Daneri, r. 2 Lick PI
Scalmanini Henry, clerk, r. 909^6 Filbert
Scaminell Isaac, clerk, r. Abbotsford House
Soammon Jeflerson H., carriagemaker, r. 505 Seventh
Soammon Leland S., printer, r. 932 Howard
Scandinavian Home, James Neilsen proptr, 66-68
Oregon
Scandinavian Hotel, Nils P. Lundberg prontr, 28-30
Clay
Scaudina-viau Lnttieran Church, Rev. O.
Groeusberg pastor, Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Scandinavian Packing Co. (Astoria, Or.) D. L. Beck &
Sons agents, 118 California
Scandinavian Publishing Co., James Madison man-
ager, 9-U Market
Scanlan C. H., r. 811 Filbert
Si'anlan Charles F., bartender, r. 41 Vallejo
Scanlan George, patternmaker Empire Foundry, r. 47
Stanly PI
Scanlan Hugh, machinist r. 623 Minna
Scanlan John, seaman, r. 787 Folsom
Scanlan John D., liquor saloon, 231 Fifth, r. 358Ji
Clementina
Scanlan John I., molder Columbia Foundry, r. 512
Howard
Scanlan M. J., watertender stmr Acapulco
Scanlan Michael W., trunkmaker Charles A. Malm, r.
311 Ivy Av
Scanlan M. P. Rev., assistant rector St. Peter's R. 0.
Church, r. E s Alabama ur Twenty-fifth
Scanlan Patrick, baker, r. 3583^ Clementina
Scanlin Charles W., salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r.
625 Lombard
Scanlin Josle Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 2941 Clay
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DIXON. BQRGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
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37 MarM St.
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Scanlln M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2941 Clay
Scanlon Annii' Mrs . r. 756 BryHnt
Scanlon James, boilermaker Hamilton & Leacb, r.
219)4 Tehama
SoBUlon James, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 102
Twenty-iourth
Scanlon John, laborer, r. 219)4 Tehama
Scanlou Matthew, driver City RR. Co.. r. 17 Julian Av
Sianlon Mli-hael, laborer, r. 140 Perry
Scanlon P. Rev., rector St. Joseph Church, r.
214 T.nth
Scanlon Patrick, baker James McDevilt, r. 504 Minna
Scaulon Thomas, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1207
Hayes
Scanlon Timothy J., painter S. P. Co., r. 7.'i4)4 Natoma
Scaulon 'William J., varnisher Fuchs & Euler, r. 75G
Bryant
Scitnnell David, chief engineer San Francisco
Fire D.partment, office Old City Hall, first floor,
r. 412 Bush
Scannell James, machinist Schmidt Label and Lltho-
Rraph Co., r. Oakland
Scaunell John, r. 2515 Vi Post
Scannell Michael, shoemaker, r. 1240 Bush
Scardi^lia Settino iScardiglia & Co.) r. NE cor Hayes
and Octavia
Scardiglia & Co. (Settino Scardiglia and William Sca-
ten) fruits and produce 543 Hayes
Scarry Margaret, wi'low, r. 25 Twenty-second
Scatcna Antonio, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Scat'na Domenlco. fruits. 424 Fulton
Scatena Frank, fruits and vegetables, 1.320-1322 Polk.
r. H6 Austin
Scatena Ii. & Co. (Lorenzo Scatena) commission
merchants and dealers foreign and domestic
fruits, 313-316 Washington
Scatena I.i'reuzo (L. Scatena .<c Co.) r. 411 Green
Scatena M. & Co. (Martino and Pietro Scatena) pro-
duce conimifision, 423-425 Davis
Scatena Martino (M. Scatena f: Co.) r. 421 Green
Scateno Piero (M. Scatena & Co.) r. 11 Cleveland
Scatena William (Scardiglia & Co.) r. NE cor Hayes
and Octavia
Scattiny Philip, oyster saloon, 16 Eddy, r. 443 O'Far-
rell
Schaab Katrina, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 806 Union
Scliaab Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. S(i6 Union
Schaadt Frank A., carpenter, r. SE cor Seventeenth
and Dolores
Schnadt John, painter, r. 632 Seventeenth
Schaadt Louisa, widow, r. 632 Seventeenth
Bcliaadt Peter, r. 632 Seventeenth
Scliaaf Werner, baker, r. 402 Green
Schahf William, seaman, r 402 Green
Schaak August, r. 8ti3)$ Market
Schaap Charles A., printer, r. 2210 Larkin
Srhaar Adolph, upholsterer, r. 879 Shotwell
Schnar Adolph Jr., clerk, r. 879 Shotwell
Schabat Edward, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 10
Verona
Schabat Emil, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 6
Bowie Av
Schabel Henry, baker, r. 763 Howard
Schaboni Joseph, cook T. J. Sullivan, r. 1403 Valencia
Schabra Henry, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Bchach Arthur, waiter, r. 844 Mission
Schach Charles H., groceries and liquors, 955 Harri-
son, r. 324 Seventh
Schach Theodore, clerk Charles H. Schach, r. 324
Seventh
Schach hubf'F John, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 65
Clipper
Schaeht Henry (Schacht & Lemcke) r. 745 Golden
Gate Av
Schacht k Lemcke (Henry Schacht and Martin
Lemcke) commission merchants, 122-124 Davis
Schachtebeck Christian L., with Bank of California,
r. 1913 Leavenworth
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PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Scliad .Mbert F., candv maker, r. 11 Diamond
Si had (MiaileH, r. 404 Geary
Scliad George, clerk Hlrschfeld & Jicuby, r. C4S
WasliingtOQ
Scliad .lohu, seaman, r. 203 East
Schad Teresa, widow, r. 645 WiishinBton
Scliad William, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 2^05 BrTtot
Av
Schadde Edward, plumber J. T. CogRroTe, r. 3,'.4
Grove
Schadde William A., clerk ThoiuM Magee, r. 384
Grove
Schadde William A., real estate, r. 4 X Elgin Park At
Schadde William H., cooper, r. 352 Grove
Schaddick John, cook, r. 249 Steuart
Schade August, boots and shoes, 517 Valencia
Schade Edwaid, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 8W
cor Perry and Fourth
Schade Ferdinand, niachinist Harris, Oswald fc No-
ble, r. 1143 Seventeenth
Schade George, butcher, 1048 Valencia
Schade H. L. R., foreman Kohler k Van Bergen, r.
1143 Seventeenth
Schade William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
a^ Sihade. See Shade
Schaefer Albert, shoemaker, 937 Clay, r. 1421 Maaon,
rear
Schaefer August, candy mnfr, 24 Sixth, r. 320 Mason
Schaefer C. A., r. 1008 Twenty-first
Schaefer Charles, r. 2410X Sacramento
Schaefer Charles, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Clay, r. 11117 Mason
Schaefer Charles, franieniaker, r. 1029 Clay
Schaefer Charles G., dealer paints, oils, etc., 616
Davis, r. 1H14 Mason
Schaefer Charles P., policeman, r. W 8 Eleveotb Av
nr Point LoboB Av
Schaefer Charlotte, midwife, r. 723 Broadway
Schaefer Erwin, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 121 Clin-
ton
Schaefer Frederick, cooper George WIndeler, r. SM)^
Second
Schaefer Frederick, driller S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Schaefer Frederick, house and sign painter, 34 S
Turk, r. 1007 Clay
Schaefer George, bartender Gottlieb Kugler. r. 463
Tehama
Schaefer Henry C, stableman, r. 325 Ritch
Schaefer J(din, r. 723 Broadway
Schaefer John, printer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Schaefir John O., capitalist, r. 7J4)4 Howard
Schaefer Lena Miss, liquor saloon, 1121 Mliialou
Schaefer Louis, boatliand. r. 342 Shipley
Schaefer Paul, barber Otio Lemcke. r. 704 FoUom
Schaefer S., r. 113M Shipley
tff" Schaefer. See Schafer, SchefTcr, Shaiffrr and
Shafer
flchaeld Joseph, blacksmith, r. 23.14 Orfonwich
Schaer Albert, lilackHnitth's helper H. M. Black, r.
1.55 .Sixteenth
Schaer Fre<iei ick. liquor saloon, NW cor Commercial
and Drumiii. r. 1 l.alham PI
Schaer John, wheelwright, r. l.'>5 Blxlfpnlh
Schaerger Charles, llnlaher F. W. Krellng ft 8on». r.
Union Av nr Sobnyler. B. H.
Schacrfzer Frederick C, molder Frank Baud. r. 30
Schaerizer Henry C, Uw student Byrne * Ctom. r.
Schaertzer Jacob L.. carpenter, r. E ■ DouglM* bet
State and Seventeenth
Sclia«Tli.«T John A., vie. -prfaUlont Albany
Brewing Co.. 71 76 Even II. r. 30 HalKht
Schae/.lein Eugene Q.. bartender J. B. Hund. r.
211 V; Geary
Schae/.leln Robert (Schaotlein * Burrldg*) r. aVM
Clay
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(Robert Scliaezlfiii uiiil Beiijiiiitiii Biir-
rid^fel iiiaiiiifacturer8 society badyes,
silversmiths, and tfold, silver iind nickel
platers, 3 Hardie PI
Schafer Albert, driver Jjickson Brewing Co., r. 1428
Mission
Schafer Bartel, brewer, r. 324 J^ Seventh
Schafer Charles, tanner, r. 1227 Hampshire
Schafer Charles H., foreman Breij^ & Schafer, r. 525
Octavia
Schafer Devllla M., machinist, r. 1121 Filbert
Schafer Dietrich, cabinetmaker U. Fritdchi, r. 739
Minna
Schafer Frank P., salesman Robert W. Burtis, r.
324 M Seventh
Schafer Frederick (Schafer & Greninger) r. 440
Second
Schafer Frederick W., clerk Louis Oesterreicher, r.
2023 Pine
Schafer George, bakery, 1105 M Folsom
Schafer George (Breig k Schafer, r. 1714 Folsom
Schafer George (W. A. Frederick & Co.) r. 50 Willow
Av
Schafer Henry, blacksmith, r. 427)^ Clementina
Schafer Henry, batcher, r. Honduras bet Kentucky
and St. John
Schafer Henry F. W., carpenter, r. 2023 Pine
Schafer Henry G., bookkeeper, r. 2023 Pine
Schafer Herman H., r. 23 Stockton
Schafer Jacob, liquor saloon, 232 First
Schafer John, carrlagemaker, r. 30 Ringold
Schafer John, laborer, r. 2114^ Jones
Schafer John, peddler, r. Paris nr China Av, Excel-
sior Homestead
Schafer John A., liquors and cigars, 1700 Polk
Schafer John C, stableman Bavaria Brewery, r. Gar-
field Hotel
Schafer John H., bookkeeper Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank, r. 713 Hayes
Schafer Joseph, baker, r. 627 Green
Schafer Julius, tailor Henry Steil.r.427M Clementina
Schafer Louis, foreman F. W. Kteling & Sons, r.
1709)4 Stevenson
Schafer M. Mrs., costumer, 34 Third
Soliafer Minnie Mis., midwife, r. 525 Octavia
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1721 Jessie
Schafer William, r. 1018 Stockton, rear
Schafer William, butcher, r. 170lj Folsom
Schafer William B., plumber, r. 324 !« Seventh
Schafer .t GreniugiT (F. Schafer and G. Greninger)
plumbers, 442 Fourth
e^ Schafer. See Schaefer, Schaeflfer, Scheffer,
Schaeffer and Shafer
SchaffHf Anton, cooper, r. Belmont Hotel
Schaffer Frederick, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
430 Chestnut
Schaffer J. E., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 808
Mission
Schaffer John, cooper, r. Belmont Hotel
Schaffer William, r. 116 Haiglit
Schafiield William, carpenter and builder, 7 Twenty-
second
Sohaffner Charles, candymaker Bernhard Hacker, r.
315 Lombard
Schaffuer Frederick, r. 315 Lombard
Schatfuer Frederick W., ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 432
Green
Schaffner Herman, Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal, Kulghts of Pythias, office 16-17 St. Ann's
Bids, r. Oakland
Schafft Robert, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
201 Powell
Schaible Joseph, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 16
Bonita
Schalich Anna Mrs., r. 713 Point Lobos Av
Schalich ThomaB, cabinetmaker, r. 713 Point Lobos Av
Schalike Frederick W., urtiticial Htone worker, r.
51,5 Hi Fell
Schaliiz Carl, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 7X4
Bro'idway
Schall Bertha, widow, r. 1315 Stockton
Schall William, r. 1315 Stockton
.SchiiUehn August, shoemaker James Walsh, r. 203
P.iry
Schallenberger Frank, salesman Newman & Levin-
son, r. 732)4 Geary
Schallenberger Lloyd E., clerk S. L. Jonea and C( .,
r. Oakland
SchalleuinuUer Christopher, baker, r. 763 Howard
Schaller Henry, soda works, 323 Francisco, r. 228)4
Francisco
Schallich Louis, baker, r. 1021 Pacific
Schammel George, bookkeeper Schammel Packing
Co., r. 2017 Powell
Sclianiinel Henry, president Schammel Packing
Co., office 401 Chestnut, r. 2017 Powell
Schammel John, tanner, r. San Bruno Road nr
Twenty sixth
Schammel Maria Mrs., r. 610 Lombard
Sctiamniel Packing Co., packers hermetically
sealed goods, and proprietors California Vinegar
Works f.ictory 401-419 Chestnut, salesroom 23-25
California
Schanck August, stonecutter, r. 10 O'Farrell
.Schandt John, gardener, r. 1224 Alabama
Schauk E. N. Mrs., r. 1013 Market
Schanstein Robert, upholsterer Louis Kreiss
Schanz Max, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 220 Turk
Schanzer Joseph, butcher F. Uri & Co.
Schapenstreet Robert E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher,
r. Alameda
Schaper William, bartender San Francisco Vereln, r.
219 Sutter
Schardln Joseph P. (J. P. Schardin & Co.) r. 14 Grant
SCHARDIN J. P. & CO.
(Josepli P. Schardin and Frederick
Loy) sole ag^ents Royal Stagp and Old
Pal TVhiskies and Chief Bitters, do-
mestic and foreign wines a specialty,
16-18 Grant Av, under City of Paris
Schareubach Charles, public weigher, Jackson St,
Wharf, r. 614 Jessie
Scharenberg Charles, laborer, r. 454 Jessie
Scharenberg Louis, compositor Demokrat, r. 1413
Pine
Scharetg George, teamster, r. W s Iowa bet Nevada
and Sierra
Scharetg Peter, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ken-
tucky Home
Scharf Charles, clerk, r. 729 Pine
Scharfenberg Adolph, tailor, 27 Stockton
Scharff Benjamin, foreman J. Davis, r. 704)^ O'Far-
rell
Scharff Charles L.. bookkeep9r New Hammam, r.
704)^ O'Farrell
Scharff Ernst, baki^'r, r. 327 Jessie
Scharff Isaac C, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
704)4 O'Farrell
Scharff William, painter Palace Hotel
Scharger Conrad, machinist, r. 35 Morris Av
Scharger Minnie Miss, seamstress, r. 1020 Green
Scharinjjson Audrew, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Scharingson Peter, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Scharlach Giistav J., salesman Triest & Co.
Scharninghausen Brothers (William and Frederick)
oyster saloons. 135 Third and 13 Fourth
Scharninghausen Frederick (Scharninghausen Bros.)
r. 13 Fourth
Scharninghausen William (Scharninghausen Bros.
r. 13 Fourth
Scharowsky Albert, shipcarpenter, r. 428 Post
THE BEST
ClaOTHI^G
a
For MEN AND BOYS at
THE HASTINGS
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRAMCISCO,
9^
NATIOML Fire Ins, Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 1
V21
MARKET bIREET
1 NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY.
SCH
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SCH
Scharowsky Natalie, dressmaklntj, 428 Post
Scbary Julius, dry goods, 525 MoutKomery Av. r. 623
Moutgouitry Av
Schater jMseph, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
■S.i Everett
Scbath H. John, (iboemaker, and extraman Engine
No. 7. r. 14 Albion Av
Scbbtt t'arl, baker, r. 307 Seventb
Scbattel Lunis. baker, r. 7ti3 Howard
Scbatz Pliilip. second-band goods, 9.54 Folsom
Schatzle Xavler, tailor, r. 10J7 Twenty-fourth
Schau Alois, r. .'03 Taylor
Scbuu .Arthur, bouts and shoes, 1939 Mission
SL-h:iu Max, boots and shoes, 131 Second
Scliaubel Charles, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 448
Bryant
Scbaiif Charles, steward M. B. Moragban
Schaufler August, tailor, r. 1719 Scott
Schaufler August Jr.. clerk, r. 1719 Scott
SchauBer Louise, midwife, r. 1719 Srott
SchaulUBS Moritz, carver Fink & Schindler, r. 159
Mission
Schaumloffel John W., finisher Charles Rueser, r.
3ini>§ Grove
Schaumloffel Kate, widow, r. 349?4 Grove
Schaumloffel Martin, carpenter, r. 725 Natoma, rear
Schaumloffel William, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co.,
r. l:iuO Jackson
Schauer Adam, baker, r. 625 Clay
Scheel Frederick, deckhand stmr Oakland
Scheel John H., teamster, 418 Market, r. 110 Henry
Scheel Robert R., packer Feigenbaum & Co., r. 13}j
Thirteenth
Scheele Herman F., groceries and liquors, 201 Va-
lencia
Scheeler Martin, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W s Minnesota bet Sierra and Nevada
Scheeliue Moritz, bookkeeper Daniel Meyer, r. 1216
Clay
Scheeline Simon (Roth & Co.) r. 1200 Golden Gate Av
Scheeline Simon C. (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) attor-
ney at law, 325 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1200 Gold-
en Gate Av
Scheeline Solomon E., clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1418
Taylor
Scheene James, laborer, r. 519 Second
Scheer G. A., porter 0. E. Whitney & Co.. r. 313 Ellis
Scheer Gus., jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
1419 Mason
Scheer Henry, bootmaker, r. 1419 Mason
Scheerer Conrad, secretary Cal. Paving Co., 618 Mar-
ket
Scheerer Herman, waiter Joseph A. Giusti, r. 16 Clara
Scheerer Joseph (Joseph Scheerer & Co.) r. N s
Liberty bet Noe and Sanchez, Twentieth and
Twenty-first
SCHEERER JOSEPH & CO.
(.Josepli Scheerer and A. BI. Pitlrfleld)
store fixtures, etc., 1G28-I<>.34r Market
■^" Scheerer See Scherer, Soherrer, Shearer, Sherer
Schiirer
Scheffauer George (Eiben & Scheffauer) r. 4J4 Dodge
^Pl
Scheffer Charles, portrait artist, r. 326 O'Farrell
Scheffer Frederick, boxmaker, r. 729 Treat Av
SchelHer William, president Edge Hill Vine-
yard Co., 328 Montgomery, room 2, r. St. Helena,
Cal.
Scheggia Arnoldo. bartender, Charles Scheggia. r. 533
Broadway
Scheggia Charles, liquor saloon, 537 Broadway, r. 533
Broadway
Schehr John D., barber. 791 Mission, r. 607 Minna
Sihehr William, capitalist, r. 2i Turk
Scheibli James, merchant tailor, 539 Clay, r. 239
Ninth
Scheibli Rudolph, machinist Cal. Tool Works
ii
-\ps7'j^i>sjrrs
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IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjO^WEIST I?-J^TES.
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Scheibner Frederick A., furrier, r. ■.'t'J7.Sutt«'r
Scheidiler Charles J., beer bottler, r. Ifllii Jewile
Scheideler Cbarlis J. Jr., engineer Pioneer Trunk
Factory, r. 1616 JcsHie
Scheiden Nicholas, trunkniiker, r. 203.5 Mlsaion
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin * Bro., r. 1230
Eddy
Scheier Anne K. Miss, dressmaking, 120.5 Folaom
Scheier Gnstav, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 735
Brannan
Scheier Hannah, widow, r. 9 Hyde
Scheier Hattie Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School,
r. 9 Hyde
Scheier Rose Miss, teacher South San Frmnciico
School, r. 9 Hyde
Scheiffer Morris, eyeglasses, 413 OalifornU, r. 814
Folsora
Scheifler Frank, butcher. 3002 Mission, r. 121 Twenty.
sixth
Scheile Frederick, musician, r. 8 s Beach nr Baker
Scheile Robert A., musician, r. 1047 Howard
Scbeiler August, master mariner, r. 2010 Maaon
Scheimnnn R. Mrs. , widow, mnfr fancy goods, 852
Jessie
Scheie Lizzie Miss, operator P. F. Nojan ft Co., r. 313
Vallejo
Schelin Erlck A., merchant tailor, 601)4 Bush, r.
Oakland
Schelin Peter L., tailor, r. 736 Vallejo
Schell E. P., salesman Thomas Day ft Co.. r. 624 Polk
Schell Fred A . bookkeeper First National Bank, r.
C06 Shotwell
Schell George W., attorney at law, r. 1017 Twenty-
first
Schell John, clerk, r. 44 Sixth
Schellbach William, porter D. N. ft E. Walter ft Co..
r. 10:i3 Valencia
Schellberg Peter, house and sign palntsr, r. 34
Douglass
Scheile Charles, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 1254 Wash-
ington Av
Schellenberg Paul, decorator and upholsterer, r. 1173
Mission
Schellenberger Annie, widow, r. 4 Scotland
Scheller Charles, cooper, r. S s Merrltt nr Uattle
Scheller Gforge, cooper r. 677)4 Mission
Scheller Robert E., porter Wells, Fargo ft Co., r. 503H
NHtonia
Schellgren Charles A., engineer, r. IH Ridley
Schellh'.us Andreas, tailor, r. 328 Minna
Schellen H., gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 222 Central
Schellpeper August F., tailor E. Holland, r. 125 Col-
lingwood
Schells August, engineer S. F. Pioneer Wollen Fac-
tory, r. 2.130 Greenwich
Schells C. seaman, r. Nortli Pacific Hotel
Schemmel E^lwnrd, r. 818 Geary
Schenip J Fred, wood carver, r. 8.'.8 Mission
Scbenck George W., painter Truman, Hooker ft Co.,
r. 13.il Bush
Schenck Harriet Mrs., r. 1621 Polk
Schenck Harvey, stock clerk Chicago Clothing Co.. r.
135! Bu-h . . . . ^
Scheitclc Woocllmll H., capUln. Assl'tant Qiur-
terniast-r V. S. Marine Corps, otllce f.lS 8«n»oinK,
r. 816 Sutter _^
SCHENCK W. T. Y.n,,.„H
iriirdeii l»o««-, mill inn ii iifinliirrr llr..
cleimrtin.nt auimriUu-.. Zii-iH Mar-
UvU r. 14'^7 Post
tar Hilienck. See Schenk „ ^ .
Si hen. lei Ada Mi.ss. teacher Lincoln Primary School,
r 4i»H Califiirnia Av, nr Howard. B. H.
Schendel Anna, widow, r. 408 California A», nr How-
ard. B. H.
Schendel Jacob, r. CIS ConnncrcUl
I
N
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
WAVIS, City Affent,
r.lO Callfurnla Street.'
SCH
1040
SCH
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOMSII AND AMIUtlCAN
encniin<l«-, <irlsi/.c>il »ii<l |>Ia)ii.
309, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Schfiidel Williani, porter, r. t:i Madison Av
Scliener Jacob, labiirer Joliu WieUud Hrcwing Co.
Scheiiitztr Andrew, driver, r. 317 (Miruberlund
Sclienk Adolph. porter, r. 7 Reed PI
Schenk Albert, frameinaker Hausmann Bros.,r. 117 >i
Wildi'y
Sclicnk Catherine, widow, r. 7 Reed PI
Schenk Chrii^. & Co. (CUrlstiau Schenk and
Samnel O. Holmes) geal engraverB, die sinkers
and stencil cutters, 423 'Washiiigton
Schenk Christian (Chris. Schenk & Co.) r. Oakland
Schenk Edward, porter C. H. Meyer & Bros., r. 726)^
Clementina
Schenk Gnstav, jeweler Geo. C. Sbreve & Co., r. 7
Reed PI
Schenk Hannah, widow, r. 114 Valparaiso
Schenk Robert, jeweler, r. 1226 Kearny
10- Schenk. See Schenck
Schenkel Fred, manager Marin Soda Works, oface
417 Battery, r. The Baldwin
Schenkel Julias, hog butcher, r. St. Thomas ur Yazoo
Schenkel Mary A., widow, r. 209 Minna
Schenkel Peter, hog butcher, N s St. Thomas, bet
Savannah and Platte, r. 732 Harrison
t^ Schenkel. See Schinkel
Sohenone Giuseppe, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
1411}^ Kearny
Schenz Edward, iiartender Julius Winklerir. 2( Louisa
Scheper Carsten, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Fif-
teenth and Capp
Scheper Charles W., shoemaker, r. N s Clipper bet
Sancliez and Noe
Scheper Helena, widow, r. 1018 Mason
Scheper Henrietta, widow, r. N s Clipper bet Sanchez
and Noe
Scheper John, cardriver, r. 117 Julian Av
Scheper John H. Jr., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1538 Clay
Scheeper John R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay
and Larkin
Scheper Martin H., molder, r. N s Clipper bet Noe
and Sanchez
Scheppler W. & Co. (William Scheppler and Alfred
Huber) watchmakers and jewelers, 39 Third
Scheppler William (W. Scheppler & Co.) r. 622 Post
Scherb Francis, woodworker B. Grave .t Co., r. 930 J^
Filbert
Scherer Charles, salesman Charles Colman & Co., r.
240 Taylor
Scherer Elizabeth, r. 769 Folsom
Scherer John G., game and poultry, 358 Third
Scherer Joseph, cook, r. 15 Page
Scherer Mary A. Mrs., principal South End Primary
School, r. 769 Folsom
8^" Scherer. See Scheerer, Scherrer, Shearer and
Sherer
Scherf Herman, r. 14 Hawthorne
Scherf Neta, widow, r. 408 J^ Francisco
10- Scherf. See Sherf
Scherman August, polisher Matthias Gray Co., r.
908 J4 Post
Sehermann Emil, bartender D. C. Herllhy, r. 43 Te-
hama
Scheming Johan, carpenter, r. 130 Freelon
Schernstein Charles, musician, r. 6M Lewis
Scherpel Max, bookkeeper Law, King & Law Pub-
lishing House, r. Oakland
Sclierr Kduard, chief accountant Goodall, Per-
kins & Co., r. 2532 Washington
Scherr Emil J., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
r. 822 California
Scherr Ferdinand, capitalist, r. 822 California
Scherr Ferdinand A., bookkeeper, r. 822 California
Scherr John F., clerk, r. 521 Turk
Scherr Theodore X., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
822 California
Scherrebeck Thomas J., r. 107 Turk
Bcherrer B. A., shoemaker, r. 1049 Market
Scherrer Gustave. r. E B MlsBlRBtppi bet Solano and
Mariposa
Scherrer I«uatlnB, cooper, r. 22 Chesley
Scherrer Laurent, baker, r. 9 Stark
Schetter Edmoud C. clerk, r. 320 Ellis
Schctter Hermann F., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co.,
r. 320 Ellis
Schettler Carl F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1312 Powell
Schettler Louis, wood carver Charles F. Schiller, r
859 Mission
Schetzel Adolpli (J. Hertz & Co.) r. 22 Turk
SCHLTZhL Ml P. archttect, St.
Ann's Bldj;, rooms 33-36, office liourg
11 A. I»I. to 1 P. M.
Scheuch Carl, clerk, r. 647 Howard
Scheuch Leopold, r. 647 Howard
Scheuer Charles L., butcher Louis Meyer, r. 430 Te-
hama
SCHEUNERT HUGO ».rw,
1318 Market, r. 713 California
Scheurer Christian, tailor, 117 Fourth, r. 145 Fourth
Scheurer William, tailor, r. 33 Borland
Scheurich William, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupout
Scheuriug Margaretha, widow, r. 422 Greenwich
Scheuringer Gottlieb, barber Charles Laubenheimer
Scheuten Nicholas, satchelmaker, 2035 Mission
S.'hewesinger H. G. Mrs., r. 700 Broadway
Scheyer M. & Brother (Sallnsch Scheyer and Morris
Rosenthal) dry and fancy goods, 324-326 SanFome
Scheyer Sallusch (M. Scbeyer & Bro.) r. 924 Fulton
Schiappapietra Astolfo, salesman Sbarboro & Co., r
932 Filbert
Schick John H., glassblower, r. 629 Fourth
Schick Martin, butcher Luke Stark, r. 529 First
Schieber Fred., carisenter, r. Cherry nr Washington
Schieble George, carpenter, 1803 Powell, r. 1806 )§
Stockton
Schieble John D., carpenter, r. 11 Graham PI
Schiefer Peter, window washer, r. 116 Ivy Av
Scbiefer S. A. Mrs., r. 827 Sutter
Schiele Frederick, baker, r. 639 McAllister
Schierholtz August, draftsman Risdon I. and L.
Works
Schierloh Henry, maltster Albany Brewing Co., r. 74
Everett
Schiffer Charles, assistant bookkeeper John F. En-
glish, r. Alameda
Schiffer Franklin G., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Alameda
Schifferstein Emanuel V.. salesman Stein, Simon &
Co., r. 431 Geary
Schild Edwin, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Schild E. T., receiving clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1905 Polk
Schild George F., draftsman, r. 730 Guerrero
Schild Henry, cook Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
Schill August, bookkeeper F. L. Fischer & Co., r. 26
McAllister
Schill Christian, brewer, r. 677 M Mission
Schiller Albert, cooper Kohler & Frohling, r. 32 Fed-
eral
Schiller Alfred, cigars and tobacco, 411 Montgomery,
r. 1021 Post
Schiller August, pork packer Jacob ClausB, r. 1214}^
Polk
Schiller Charles, longshoreman, r. 2107 Stockton
SCHILLER CHARLES F.
proprietor California Plaster Decora-
tive Works, centers, brackets, wood
carving and modeling, 861 Mission, r.
859 Mission
Schiller Frederick, cooper, r. 32 Federal
Schiller Henry, general engraver, 344 Kearny, r. Ber-
keley
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
SEAMISH'S
M.*RKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Ehow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Wet SI
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.
WAShlNCTON ST.
Producers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPASNS
SCH
1041
sni
Bchlller Henry, laborer, r. 513 Gongh
8i-liill<r Kndiilph. ci^armaker, r. 10'21 Poet
Schilling A. <Sc Co. (August Sthilling und Qeorge
F. Volkuiann) wholesale deulera coffees, teas and
spices aud proprietors Sterling Cuffee and Spice
Mills. 108-112 Market
Schilling Adam (Adam Schilling Jt Sons) r. 12(;3
SCHILLING ADAM & SONS
(Ailain, G«'orjfe iiiid Joseph) practiciil
iitachiiiists uiid eiij^ineers, iiiuchinery
repaired, etc., 117-119 Main
SrhilliiiR August (A. Schilling & Co.) r. 2322 Clay
Schilling C. & Co. (Claus Schilling aud Ernst
August Schlaet) California wines and brandies,
NW cor Pine and Battery
Schilling C. Mrs., widow, r."l427 Steiner
Schilling Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Bcbilling Charles, carpeuter S. P. Co., r. Harmony
Hotel
Schilling Charles, photographer, r. 512 Jessie
Schilling Charles L., soap maker Frederick E. Seidel,
r. Cortland Av nr San Bruno Road
Schilling Claus (C. Schilling & Co.) NW cor Pine and
Battery
Schilling Ernest, cook, r. 735 Brannan
Schilling Frederick, cook, r. 511 Eighth
Schilling George (Adam Schilling & Sons) r. 1263
Eighteenth
Schilling Henry, waiter, r. 735 Brannau
Schilling John, machine operator Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 110 Minna
Schilling John C, carpenter, r. 104 Grove
Schilling Joseph (Adam Schilling *: Sons) r. 1263
Eighteenth
Schilling Mary Miss, waitress Terminal Hotel
Schilling Pauline, widow, r. 512 Jessie
Schilling Peter, baker, r. 248 Oak
Schilling William F., carpenter, r. 104 Grove
»" Schilling. Sec Shilling
Schilt Joh", wheelwright, r. 637 Broadway
Schilter Charles, barber Nathan & Sallinger
Schimmelfeunig Charles F.. clgarmaker Liebes Bros.
& Co., r. 334 Fourth
Schimmelpfennig Frederick, plnmber William F.
Wilson, r. 910 Pacific
Schimmelpfennig Hironimus, cutter Henry Steil, r.
(;25 Bush
khinip D. V. Mrs., furnished rooms, 106 Post
Scblmpf Charles, ticket clerk Orpheum, r. 110 Stock-
ton
khiiiipf G., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 728 Broad-
Broadway
Jchinipf Henry, lithographer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 1018 Powell
tehiiiipt Jac ob, laborer, r. 720 Filbert
Jchiiupf Lena, widow, bakery, 1018 Powell
Ichiijiller Adam C. (Fink & Schindler) r. 1311 Market
tehiiidler Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
JchiiKller Frederick C. , wool sorter, r. 533 .V; Sl.otwell
SCHINDLEE, HENEY B.
manufacturer carria{;e8, vva^funx and
truckH, 128-130 Npear, r. Oakland
♦chiixller Jacob, seaman, r. North Pariti(' Hotel
JChindler Joseph, peddler, r. 434M Nato'na
ijchiiidler Loui.«, baker, r. 763 Howard
Ichindler William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
1327 Natoma
itehindler William J. L., r. 533 J< Shotwell
itcbinfeel Dietrich, brewer, r. 1002 Bryant
Ichinkel Henry, maltster Enterprise Brewery, r. 113
Nineteenth
Ichinktl Henry, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson k
Co., r. 925 Bryant
lichinki 1 Joseph, bartender Robert Briese, r. 1320
Stockton
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
W, & ULOAN[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
gro.-prles niid liiiuon., IU15 liryaut
See S. henkel
H., cutler Will & Fln.k
lT23«i
F. "EXAMINER."
\Ta\
Rchlnkel otto,
«r Schii.kel.
Schiutz Edwin
SteveuBiin
Schlntz Henry, cigar maker, r. 1 Kirgo PI
Schintz Jacob H., conductor Market Ht. RR
Stevenson
Schippler William, glassman, r. 430 Tehama
Schirly H., musiiian, r. (iU BuHh
Schirmer Joseph H., commercial traveler, r. 612
Montgomery
Schirni- r Robert, engineer Qearj- St. RR.. r. Golden
G.ite Av nr First Av
Schirrmann Gustave A. A., cabinetmaker Hemrae k
Long, r. 517 Post, rear
Schisler Balser, ligarniaker, r. 22 Turk
Scbivar Giuseppe, painter, r. fH)\ Kearny
Schivo Sle])lieu D., teamster Trobock .V Bergen
Schivo William, teamster, r. 1139 Pacific
Schlabauiii John C, r. 2417 Mission
Schlaberg Andrew, cigarmaker, r. 2223 Howard
Schlaberg Brothers (Lharles and P'rank) cigar mnfm.
629 Washington
Schlaberg Charles (Schlaberg Bros.) r. 2223 Howard
Schlaberg P'rank (Sohlabfrg Bros.) r. 2223 Howanl
Schlachter Louis, cooper, r. 319 Dnimin
Schladek Charles, cook. r. 519 Hush
Schlaet Ernst August (C. SchilliDL' & Co.) r. 26 Mc
Allister
Schlng Harry, waiter, r. 25 Taylor
Schlagater Louis, machinist Phelps Mnfg Co.. r.
Prescott House
Schlageter Herman, r. 312 Tenth
Schlageter Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
136 Perry
Schlagether Emil, laborer John WIeland Brewing Co,
Schlaker Joseph, farmer, r. 7 Seventh
Schlam Hugo V.. salesman, r. 735 O'Farrell
Sc:lilam Oscur \., clerk Mafthtas Gray Co.. r. 735
O'Farrell
Schlamin Brothers (Ciesar and Solomon) mill-
tary and merchant tailors and dealers and manu-
facturers military and naval goods, 57 Third,
branch 11 Geary
Schlamm Ciesar (Schlamm Bros ) r. 11 Oeary
Sclilamm Lottie, widow, r. 772 Folsoni
Schlamm Solomon (Schlamm Bros.) r. 772 FoNom
Schlanker Isaac E., tailor, r. 33K Fourth
^clllanker Sigmond E., menhant tailor, 3:w Fourth
Schlaeser Jacob, r. 730 Gough
Schlatter Melchoir, maltster National Brewing Co.. r.
626 Fulton
Schlaudefker M., manager The Uank Siloon,
527 Clay
Schleef John II., groceries and Uqnora, SW cor Jack-
son and Powell, r. 1014 Washington
Schlegel Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 45 ClIntoD
Schlegel Henry, r. 113 Oak
Schlegel Manus (Ruegg «s .Schlegel) r. K a Colling.
wood nr. Twentieth
Schlegel Peter, dairy produce, M2 Montgoniery At, r.
Prescott House
Schleicher August clerk, r. 820 Geary
Schleicher George A., carpet layer, r. 022H Orwn
Schleicher Jacob, Proptr Saratoga Music Hall, r IW
Oeary
Schleicher William, carpenter, r. rt2-iH Orcn
Schleieher Willlani Jr.. upholsterer, r. rtn!« Green
Schleidin Adolph C, with Joseph F. Schlelden, r.712
Greenwich
S.hlelden Enille W.. r. 712 Orwnwich
(ichleiden JoNeph P., fhlp "nd Custom no.i.r
broker. c<piniiilsslon agent and agrnt Meilcaii and
Central American Packet Line, and Consul Ar-
gentine Republic. 324 Waahlnglon. r. 712 Oreeo-
Schletnmer Philip, t»nner, r. Twanty SIxCh and Rer-
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FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3U. 313, 315 and 317 MAEEEI STREET
Schlens Louis, buti'ber, r. 2302 MiRKion
SchleBinger A. C, wool broker, 203 Battery, r. Oak-
land
Schlesinger Adolph (Schlesinger & Bender) r. C13
Ellis
SchlesiiiKer Carl, bookkeeper KuhlB, Schwarke & Co.,
r. 2(iO Golden Gate Av
Sclilesiiiifer Charles, manager The Schlesinger
Co., 219 Graut Av., r. 1322 Sutter
Schlesinifer Co. The, Charles Schlesinger man-
ager, wholesale wines and liquors, 219 Grant Av
Schlesinger Edward, clothing, 23 Grant Av, r. 21
Grunt Av
Schlesinger Ferdinand, r. 724 Golden Gate Av
Schlesinger Gustav, physician, room 15 Murphy Bldg,
r. SI.") Turk
Schlesinger John (Schlesinger & Green) r. 817 k
Golden Gate Av
Schlesinger Le Roy, clerk Schlesinger & Bender, r,
613 Ellis
Schlesinger Louis, printer, 841 Market, r. 32 Ellis
Schlesinger Nathan, real estate agent, 304 Montgom-
ery, r. 11114 Oak
Schlesinger & Bender (Adolph Schlesinger and Noah
W. Bender) native wines, 125 Clay
Schlesinger & Green (John Schlesinger and William
Green) mnfrs cigars, 408 Market
8S^ Schlesinger. See Slesslnger
Schlesselmann Brothers (Henry and Heinrich)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Hayes and Polk
Schlesselmann Heinrich (Schlesselmann Bros.) r. SW
cor Hayes and Polk
Schlesselmann Henry (Schlesselmann Bros.) r. SW
cor Hayes and Polk
Schlesselmann John H., proptr Ancon Hotel, 9-11
Pacific
Schleweck Simon, proptr Humboldt Hotel, 231 Fif-
teenth
Schlicht Annie, widow, r. 7!^ Dikeman PI
Schli-ht Joseph, baker, r. 2232 Mission
Schlicht Si Field Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) labor
saving devices, Bassett. Slemin & Co. agents, 8
New Montgomery
Schlichter Adolph, barber H. D. Witte, r. 475 Mission
Schlichting Henry (Giese & Schlichting) r. 727 Davis
Schlichting Henry F., liquor saloon, 419 Fifth, r. 1017
Bryant
Schllehtmann Gustave H., helper John Simonds, r.
lOin Hampshire
Schllehtmann Henry, clerk Charles H. Becker, r. SE
cor Turk and Larkln
Schlichtmann Joachim, porkpacker F. C. Wagner &
Bro., r. 1925 Howard
Schlicker Charles, car driver, r. 1225 Fillmore
Schlicker Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Schllemann Henry, porter Kruse & Euler
Schliemann Herman, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Schllemann John, cook, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Srhlieter Maggie Mrs., r. 6 Fella PI
Schllngheyde A. M. Miss (Breen & Schlingheyde) r.
1515 Jackson
Schlingheyde Carl E., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 1515
Jackson
Schlingheyde Louisa, widow, r. 1515 Jackson
SchlingmanJ. Fred., bookkeeper E. Rochat, r. 809
Market
Schlitt Emil, butcher Henry Oswald, r. 1214 Mason
Schlitter Alexander, musician, r. .522 Montgomery Av
Schlobohm Charles H., teamster Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 15 Washington Av
Schlobohm Frederick, laborer Henry Coubrough &
Co., r. 108 Trenton
Sehlobohn John, r. 103 Hunt
Schloen Henrv, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Leavenworth
Schloen John, groceries and liquors, 1541 Polk, r.
1710 Sacramento
Schloh Beruhard A., clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. 933
Post
Schloh Frederick, dairy produce, r. 933 Post
Scblomisky Moses, salesman M. Friedman & Co., r.
510 Taylor
Schlopke Henry, laborer, r. 320 Ritch
SrhloBs A. B., oiler stnir San Pablo
Scbloss Benjariiin (Cerf, Sehloss & Co.) r. 10 Liberty
Schloss Benjamin, city agent Guardian Assurance
Co., r. Oakland
Schloss Carl, bookkeeper, r. 14.30 Golden Gate Av
Schloss Gus., bartender John Wiese, r. 1944 Mission
Schloss Joseph, salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg Hi Co.
Schloss Regina, widow, r. 1323 Webster
Schloss Si;s^. B., treasurer Union Oil Co., 113-315
Front, r. 1821 Clay
Schloss Solomon, boots and shoes, 248-260 Sixth, r.
1148Fol8om
Schloss Yetta Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1323 Webster
fS^ Schloss. See Shloss and Sloss
Scblossbauer Maria Mrs., dressmaking 545 Stevenson
Schlothun William, proptr Potrero Ranch Dairy, r.
W s Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Schlott Ernest, musician, r. 701 Hayes
Schlotthauer P., musician, r. 400 Dnpont
Schlottmann Herman, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Works, r. 231 Second
Schlotzhauer Frank, florist, 3 Brooks, r. Oakland
Schlueter Cass H., salesman Osborne & Alexander, r.
604 Twenty-first
Schlueter Edward (Schlueter & Volbergi r. 2446
Howard
Schlueter John, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Twenty-second
Schlueter Max. clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Oakland
Schlueter Rudolph, bookkeeper Schlueter & Volberg,
r. 2446 Howard
Schlueter William, musician, r. 726 Bush
SCHLUETER & VOLBERa
(Edward Schlueter and Charles C. Vol-
berg) importers and dealers carpets,
linoleum, oilcloths, etc., 709 Alarlcet
nr Third
Schluter Daniel, liquor saloon, 508 Davlg
Schliiter F., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Schluter Frederick, bartender, r. 1231 Market
Schluter John W., clerk Becker & Co.. r. 8.31 Sutter
Schluter J. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schluter Minna, domestic 416 Capp
Schmadeke Augusta, widow, r. 529 Birch Av
Sehmadeke Ernest, driver, r. 529 Birch Av
tST Schmadeke. See Smadeke
Schmale Henry, soapmaker, r. 15 Eureki
Schmalholz Theodore, salesman Henry Oampe & Co.,
r. 434 Seventh
Schmaling Charles, master mariner, r. 1121 Broadway
Schmaling Charles A., lineman Pac.Bell Telephone
Co., r. 1121 Broadway
Schmalz A. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Lily Av
Schmalz Charles, master mariner McCollam Fishing
and Trading Co.. office 203 Front, r. Alameda
Schmalz P. A. F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Hayes
and Van Ness Av, r. 137 Hayes
Schmalz William (MuUer & Schmalz) r. 1504 Mason
Schmalz William, cigars and pawnbroker, 250 Sutter,
r. 1023 Buchanan
8^" Schmalz. See Schmols and Smalls
Schmalzlen George, liquor saloon, 763 Howard
Schmaus Franz, shoemaker, 1588 Bush
Schmedes Ferdinand, asphaltum worker, r. 3 Mary
Lane
Schmeihs Carl, baker, r. 763 Howard
Schmeirmund Frederich, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery,
r. 313 Green
Schmelter Charles, waiter, r. 257 Stevenson
Schmelz Charles J., druggist R. E. White & Co., r. 400
Hayes
Schmelzer Frederick, shoemaker, r. 1 Trenton
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S'bmeHar Andrew, cooper L. N. Handy k Co.
Schiuesar Henry A., cooper L. N. Haudy & Co.
■T" S>.'buiesar. See Sbiuenar
Schiuetzer Henry, r. '26 Turk
Scliiiiid Frank, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 22
Trenton
Schiuid John E.. wlreworker, r. 22 Trenton
Bcbniidt A., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 143 Oreen-
wicb
Scbnildt A. C, r. 006 Howard
Scbuiidt Adolph, saletimau Heckmann & Immel, r.
1804 Ellis
Schmidt Adolpb H. R, assistant cashier German
Savings and Loan Society, r. I'.tOT Baker
Schmidt Adolph J. S., proprietor Rubicon
House, NE cor Fifth and Berry
Schmidt Albert, photographer, r. 52:) Natoma
Schmidt Alfred C, packer Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
722 Folsom
Schmidt Anna, widow, r. 603 Stelner
Schmidt Anna, domestic 1201 Devlsadoro
Schmidt Anna, domestic 1H07 Octavia
Schmidt Anna Mme., fortune teller, 320 Grant Av
Schmidt Anna Mrs., cook, r. 520 Broalway
Schmidt August W., machinist F. A. Robbins, r. 142
Sixth
Schmidt Augnste, bookkeeper J. Pinet, r. Alameda
Schmidt B., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 32 Federal
Schmidt B. Charles, bartender George H. Rice, r. 243
Seventli
SCHMIDT BEN. J. & CO.
(Beiijumin J. Schmidt) coinmiiglon
merchants and importers fancy g^oods,
1^0 Sutter, rooms 41-43
Schmidt benjamin J. (Ben. J. Schmidt & Co.) r. 1819
Sutter
Schmidt Bernard, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
4 Vincent
Schmidt Bernard, groceries and liquors, 737 Turk, r.
727 Franklin
Schmidt Bernhard, clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 710
Fulton
Schmidt C, driver Central RR. Co,
Schmidt C, waiter Carl O. Larsen
Schmidt Carl, muslcialn r. 701 Haight
Schmidt Carl H., shipping clerk Tillmann & Bendel,
r. Oakland
Schmidt Caspar, laborer, r. 32 Federal
Schmidt Charles, bartender Otto Schmidt, r. 1107
Kearny
Schmidt Charles, blacksmith Pac. Iron Works
Schmidt Charles, cook August Fehlemelcber, r. 1 Gar-
den
Schmidt Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Schmidt Charleii. jewelry box maker A. H. Lochbaum
* Co., r. 7H Clementina
' S'^hmidt Cliarlps, machinist, r. 521 Folsom
1 Schmidt Charles, optician, r. Ml^i Lombard
j Schmidt Charles, watchmaker Thomas Lundy. r. 44
Sixth
i Schraiilt Charles C, oiler stmr San Pablo
■ Schmidt Charles G. (H. W. Schmidt & Bro.) r. 414
Kearny
SCHMIDT CHRIS. J. F.
proprietor Junction Exchange, 502
Market and :J Sutter, r. 30G Market
Schmidt Christian, bartender, r. 8 Eldridge
' Schmidt Christian H., clerk Russ House, r. 1004 Leav-
enworth
; Schmidt Cliristian P.. machinist Fulton Iron Works,
I r. IKOfi Stevenson
Schmidt Clans (Mnhl k Schmidt) r. 1061 Howard
Sfhmidt Conrad, cook, r. 4:« U'Firrell
S hmiilt Conrad D.. bullboy Brooklyn Hotel
Schmidt Cornelia Miss, r. 323 Eddy
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641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT Aiiovii PAnrr. iiiiTri..
Schmidt Dietlrich, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Schmidt Edward, compomtor F. L. FlHcber k Co., r
745 Minna
Schmidt Edward, perfumer, r. 722 FoUom
Schmidt Elizabeth, widow, r. 722 FiiUora
Schmidt Emil. molder Occidental Foundry, r. Dong-
lass bet Seventeenth and EiKht-eiilh
Schmidt Ernst, butcher, 1-2 Grand Weateru M»rk*t,
r. l;iO.: Larkln
Schmidt Ern.st, clerk Sun Ins. Co.
Schmidt Ernst, fly finisher T. M. Aniiiell PUno Co..
r. 418 Shotwell
Schmidt Ernst, musician, r. 1301 Kearny
Schmidt Ferdinand L, (Downing Jc Schmidt) r. 40S
Geary
Schmidt Francis, cigar manufacturer. 1061 Howard
Schmidt Frank, bartender Wigwam, r. 312 Minna
Schmidt Frank, bookkeeper George Ooeppert k Co.,
r. 440 McAllister
Sihmidt Frank Jr., cigarmaker. r. 701 Stockton
S hmidt Frederick, clerk Mau, Sadler Ac Co, r. 43S
Ellis
Schmidt Frederick, engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Schmidt Frederick, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Work*
Schmidt Frederick*, domestic 12oi Devisadero
Schmidt George G.. mining, r. 533 .lesitie
Schmidt George R.. waiter William Westerfeld
Schmidt Gottlieb E., molder P. M. 83. Co., r. 11 South
Park
Schmidt Heinrich, clerk Park Hotel
Schmidt Henrv (Albers fc Schmidt) r. 613 Powell
Schmidt Henry (Schmidt .<j Gruggel) r. Oakland
Schmidt Henry, butcher Henry Uillers, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Guerrero
Schmidt Henry, cook, r. 317 Green, rear
Schmiilt Henry, cook Ahlborn i Boeckmann. r. Ahl-
b'lrn House
Schmidt Henry, groceries and liquors. 220 Firat. r.
21 Tehaiua
Schmidt Henry, laborer, r. Venezuela bet Smvannah
and Piatt
Schmidt Henry, liquor paloon. 526 Third
Schmidt Henry, steward, r. ."534 'i Turk
SchmMt Henry tailor, r. 431 Dupoiit
Schmidt H.-nry. teamster and assistant foreman Hom
No. H. r. 1835 Union
Schniicit Henry, with Emil Trenkle, r. 318 Kearny
Sihmidt Ueiiry A., compositor Abend Post. r. 326
Montgomery Av
Schmidt Hnrv D W., shipping clerk A. Schilling k
Co., r. 425 Ellis
Schmidt Herman (Schmidt * Meyer) r. 722 Harrlaon
Schmidt Herman, bak r, r. 4 Bridge PI
Schmidt Herman, butcher Henry Drewei., r. 3J0Twen-
•v-<"'»""tb „ „, , ,
Schmi'lt Herman, expreasman. r. 8 Elrldge
S.liml It Herman, laborer, r. IH^ WeNh. rey
S.hiiiHlt Hubert. miiHlcian. and llipior aaloon. 1534
Sto<-kton. r. 520 Union
Schmidt Hubort. waiter EuR-ne Godon. r. '342 Sutlrr
Schmidt n. \V. rfbBrothertCharlcaP.Sohmldll
dniBglHts and apothecaries, SK cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Schmidt Hyman. hiker, r. 31 Tehama
S. hmldt 1,'iiatz Mrs. , Schmidt *_^Kr«Ul r.^fM 8teln«r
sl-hmldt Jacob! I'aborer Job".' wrelnnd Br^wln« Co
S .It Ja.ob, tailor John Schmidt, r M Vxlparal^
Schmidt J. H.. cook M.yie fc Wiml.oU, r. 7:iH Howard
Schmidt J. H., waiter, r. 314 Hnah
Srhnlldt J L. Mra.. dre.»m«kln«. 1960 Howar-I
SchmMt John, milker, r. 431 Pine
Schmidt John. SBllniakpr Aiidemon * To.
'^climl.lt John, tailor. 29 Julian Av .. „ ,
Hchmi.lt J-d.n. tMil..r, 3.-6 Montij .n.ery Av. r. 34 V»l.
Schmldt'john. tailor Rlchar.I Finking, r. 2H0 Minna
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809, 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Si-hiuiiU John A., caintallst, r. 4'>r) Ellis
Schmidt John C. , 'cigars and tobacco, 427 East,
r. Alaiueda
Schmidt John F., cigar niufr, 1015 Powell
Schmidt John H., cook. r. 209 Minna
Schmidt John H., heater Phelps Mufg Co., r. 2227
Greenwich
Schmidt Joseph iNathan & Schmidt) office 1'jO Sutter
room 29, r. 18UI Sutler
Schmidt Joseph, brewer, r. 227 Twelfth
Schmidt Julius, plassuian. r. I'M Shipley
SCHMIDT LABEL am LITHOURAPHIC CO,
Mux Schmidt jji-esideiit, Saimiel £>is-
becUer secretai-y, 25-:il Main
Schmidt Louis, r". 70 Federal
Schmidt Louis, r. 12H0 Pine
Schmidt Louis (Schmidt & Qensler; r. Howard bet
Fifth and Sixth
Schmidt Louis, cutler Will & Finck. r. 12 Sumner
Schmidt Louis, foreman H. Lash, r. 1920 Buchanan
Schmidt Louis, leader orchestza Bush Street Theater
r. 810 Leavenworth
Schmidt Lucinda. domestic 4 Octavia
Schmidt Mary, widow, r. 4 Leroy PI
Schmidt Mary, widow, bakery, 1323 Dupont
Sclimidt Max, president Schmidt Label and Lith-
ograjihic Co., 25-31 Main, r. 2614 Sacramento
Schmidt Nicholas, baker, r. 634 Pacific
SCHMIDT OSCAR dealer new
and second-hand sewing machines,
agrenr for the Lig-htRnnninn- Domestic,
repairing all kinds of machines, 516
Bnsh
Schmidt Otto, boots and shoes, 432 Pacific, and liquor
saloon, 425 Pacific, r. 1107 Kearny
Schmidt Otto, porter Park Hotel
Schmidt Otto, tanner, r. 3007 Mission
Schmidt Paul (Rotermund & Schmidt) r. 1310 Pacific
Schmidt Peter, r. cor Douglass and Seventeenth
Schmidt Peter, laundrv, 325 Grant Av
Schmidt Peter R , architect, 103 Post, r. NW cor Brod-
erick and Golden Gate Av
Schmidt P. H., butiher, r. Venezuela nr Savannah
Schmidt Philip dairyman. Chestnut bet Steiner and
Pierce
Schmidt B., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 418 Broad-
way
Schmidt Eeinhold, baker stmr Zealandia, r. 1604
Stockton
Schmidt Richard, cashier Schmidt Label and Litho-
graphic Co., r. 2617 Sacramento
Schmidt Endolph, rail filer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Illinois nr Sierra
Schmidt T. Albert, r. 1908 Dupont
Schmidt Theodore, cigarmaker, r. 1015 Powell
Schmidt Val. <!b Co. (Valentine Schmidt and
Arthur H. H. Smith) dniggists and apothecaries.
NE cor Bush and Polk
Schmidt Valentine (Val. Schmidt & Co.) r. 2216 Van
Ness A-v
Schmidt William, r. 711 O'Farrell
Schmidt William (Henry Blanken & Co.) r. 326 Fol-
som
Schmidt William, fruits and vegetables, 301 Octavia
Schmidt William, laborer, r. E s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Schmidt William, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. 7
Kushton
Schmidt William, rancher, r. 311 Guerrero
Schmidt William, teamster, Teele & Scott
Schmidt William, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Schmidt William Rev., r. 1433 O'Farrell
Schmidt it Fretz (Mrs. Ignatz Schmidt and Frank H.
Fretz) mnfrs pickles, 119 Commercial
Schmidt & Gensler (Louis Schmidt and Gustav Gens-
ler> carpenters and builders, 8 Taylor
Schmidt* Gruggel (Henry Schmidt and A. R.
Grnggel) real estate agents, 344 Kearny
Sciimldt <S( Meyer (Herman Schmidt and Ehler
Meyer) proprietors Golden Gate Exchange, 22
First
09" Schmidt. See Schmld, Schmitt, Scbmitz, Smidt
and Smith
Schmieden Henry, real estate. S20 Pine, r. 73»
Post
Schmlerer Eugene, bartender Fr. Becker, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Schmierer Gottlieb, liquor saloon. Point LoboB bet
Ninth and Tenth Ays -•'I
Schmit Jacques, bagmaker Charles A. Malm, r. 7&
Natomii
Schmits William, candy mnfr, 323 Broadway, r 91
Prescott
Schmitt August, salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1719 Buchanan
Schmitt Blaise L.. insurance broker, 6 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 1603 Post
Schmitt Charles A. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 802 Ellis
Schmitt Charles G., tinsmtth, r. 1713 Jessie
Schmitt Columbus, r. Mission Road nr Five Mile
House
Sclimitt Edward A., manager United States
Panorama Co., SW cor Eddy and Mason, r. 611
Ellis
Schmitt Edward M. (George Schmitt & Son) r. W s
Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Schmitt Emile, tinsmith Charles Brown & Son, r.
Thirtieth bet Sanchez and Noe
Schmitt Francois A., barber, 403 Dupont, r. 629 Greea
Schmitt George (George Schmitt & Son) r. W s Mis-
sion Road nr Five Mile House
Schmitt George, liquor saloon, 501 Stanyan
Schmitt George & Son (George and Edward M.)proptr&
Schmltt's Cottage, W s Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
Schmitt George E., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
4(il Natoma
Schmitt George M., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
East Oakland
Schmitt Henry C, porter H. Dufard, r. 417 East
Schmitt Herman, waiter, r. 11U4 Mission
Schmitt Jacob, maltster Lafayette Brewery, r. 218
Francisco
Schmitt Jacob, waiter Gruen & Zinkand, r. 730 Minna
Schmitt J. L. & Co. (Joseph L., Charles A. and
Maurice Schmitt) stock and exchange brokers, 6
Merchants' Exchange
Schmitt John P., baker, r. 524 M Natoma
Schmitt Joseph L. (J. L. Schmitt k Co.) r. 609 Eddy
Schmitt Leonard, laundryman, r. 24 Jansen
Schmitt Louis, instrumentmaker A. Lietz & Co., r.
1309 Stockton
Schmitt Martin, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1719 Bu-
chanan
Schmitt Maurice (J. L. Schmitt & Co.l r. 1601 Gough
Schmitt Nellie Mrs., janitress Turk Street Primary
School, r. 1113 Jones
Schmitt Rudolph, musician, r. 307 Chestnut
Schmitt William, upholsterer, r. 718 Ellis
1^" Schmitt. See Schmld, Schmidt, Smidt and
Smith
Schmitz Anton, workman Matthias Gray Co., r. 1153
Mission
Schmitz Christopher, teacher music, r. 714 Green
Schmitz Christopher Jr.. salesman Eugene E. Geisel,
r. 714 Green
Schmitz Eugene E., musician, r. 1413 Pacific
Schmitz Ferdinand M., teacher music, r. 714 Green
Schmitz Francis, electrical and mechanical bell
hanger, 1563 Market
Schmitz Frank, bakery and stationery, 1153 Mission
Schmitz Ignatz, foreman National Iron Works, r. 18
Ridley
Schmitz Jacob, wood carver, r. 607 Lombard
BEAMISH'S
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Scliniitz John i)., milder, r. 8.!5 Green
Scbiultz Jos. .V: Co. (Joseph S'hiuits) piuno miifrs
and importers, 143U Market
Schiuitz Joseph (Jos. Sihmitz ft Co.; r. 1014 !< Minna
Schmiiz Joseph L., musician, r. 1413 Pacific
Sclimitx J. P., physi<'ian and surgeon, professor
ph}-siol.>Ry and n.rvous diseaKes California Medi-
cal College, oflace 1032 Market, r. 1109 Twenty-
first
Scbmitz Paul M., clerk, r. 714 Green
Schmitz William, clerk Joseph F. Schleiden
Schiuitz William, tuner Matthtas Gray Co., r. 1159
Mission
fl^ Schmitz. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt and
Smith
Schmolck Emil, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
7 Glover
Schmolck Leopold, upholster, r. 7 Glover
Schmoldt D. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1182
Haijiht
Schmoldt Herman, wood and coal, cor Greenwich
and Mason, r. 80.5 Mont^'omery Av
Schmoll Charles, barber, r. 1509 Taylor
SchmoU Emil, rancher, r. 1509 Taylor
Schmoll Henry, tailor, r. 1.509 Taylor
Schmolz Adolph, bookkeeper M. Schussler k Co.. r.
24IJ4 Larkin
Schmolz B. Mrs., widow, r. 2404 Larkin
Schmolz Heury, clerk, r 2404 Larkin
Schmolz William, surveying and mathematical in-
Btrumentmaker, 420 Montgomery, r. 809 Octavia
B^ Schmolz. See Schmalz and Smalls
Schmorl Frank, hydropath, 729 O'Farrell
Schmuhl Albert H., architect, r. 24 Turk
Bchuabel Clement, dressmaking, 639 Ellis
Schnackenberg John F. (Seegers & Schnackenberg) r.
541 Natoma
ScUnacky Joseph W., r. 110 Mason
Schuaittacher Carl J., traveling salesman Max Mor-
geuthau. r. 817 Turk
Schnapka Antone, cigarmaker, r. NW cor Utah and
Santa Clara
Schnapka Herman, frame maker, r. NW cor Utah and
Santa Clara
Schnapper Aaron J., tailor, r. .536 Grove
Schueckenburger Andrew, painter, r. 2041 Howard
Scbneckeubarger Carolina, nurse German Hospital
Schueckenburger Christian, driver Breig & Schafer,
r. 171H Folsom
Schneegas Charlotte, widow, r. 1427 Hayes
Schneele Leonhardt, liquor saloon, 120 Leidesdorff
Schneell George, bookkeeper Deucher & Ealben, r.
H09 Geary
Schneider Alexander, machinist, r. 82M Everett
Si-hueider Alois Mrs., widow, r. 24 Creek Lane
Schni ill' r Amelia, widow, r. 114 Jones
Schneider Andreas, liquor saloon, 400 McAllister
Sell II eider Andrew R., wines and liquors, 8W
cor Baker and Beach
SchiK-ider Anton, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 3308
Geary
Schneider Balzar, clerk, r. f>37 Broadway
Schneider Benjamin, blacksmith, r. 112 Valpariaso
Schneider B"riha, widow, r. 1908 Greenwich
Schneider Camillo J. P., metallic sign engraver WiU
Ham Patterson, r. 1012 Clay
neider Carl, cutter Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 17
Cbesley
Schneider Charles, boxmaker, r. 1129 Filbert
Schneider Charles, butcher, r. 1008 Howard
Schneider Charles, shoemaker, 410 Folsom
Schneider Charlf-a. waiter, r. 922 Battery
Schneider Charles G., mineralogist Cal. State Mining
Bureau, r. 200 Stevenson
Schn.ider Christina, midwife, r. 819 Broadway
Schniider Conrad (Mogan & Schneiderl r. 310 Filbert
Schneider Edward A., assistant chemist U. 8. Geo-
logical Survey, r. 1001 Powell
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Schneider Edward W., bookkeeper Klndon. C«hu k
Co., r. 028 Sutter
Schneider Edwin, framemaker, r. 423 0'F»rreU
Schneider Elise Mrs., midwife, r. 500 fnlon
Schneider Elizabeth Mrs., r. 27 Clara
Schneider Eugene, painter, r. 048 Howard
Schneider Frances, widow, r. lOH^ Ninth
Schneider Frank, salesman, r. 434)4 Natoma
Schneider Fretierick, cabinetmaker, r. Itii.'i Howard
Schneider Frederick, ziucocrapher MacCabe Litho
and Engraving Co.. r. 108)4 Ninth
Schneider Frederick J., cutter Greenebaum, Well k
Mi. hels. r. .522 Turk
Schneider G. C. embalmer, 20 Fifth
Schneider George, laborer, r 30 Ferrle
Schneider George, liquor saloon, 1125 Dapont, r. 637
Broadway
Schneider Henry, bakery, H19 Broadway
Schneider Henry, shoemaktr. r. 423 O'Farrell
Schneider J., clerk, r. 620 Sutter
Schneider Jacob, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
Schneider Jacob H. (Kothermel .^ Schneider) r. 1425
Pine
Schneider Jacob M., bookkeeper C. W. R. Ford, r.
220)4 Filbert
Schneider Jean, liquor Baloon, 817 Larkin, r. MHJf
Larkin
Schneider Johannes, porter, r. 317 Bush
Schneider John, carrier Guide, r. 16)4 Shipley
Schneider John, laborer, r. 1031 Church
Schneider John, litho printer The Ulckman-JoDca
Co., r. 210 Harrison
Schneider John, upholsterer, r. 271)4 Clara
Schneider John, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 80C
Union
Schneider John Mrs., midwife, r. 50i) Union
Schneider John J., frenco painter, r. 1012 Clay
Schneider John P. C, engraver, r. 929 Clay
Schneider Joseph, baker, r. 1137 Harrison
Schneider Konrad, woodworker B. Grave k Co., r.
019)4 Post
Schneider Joseph. mBchinist George E. Hoyt, r. 34
Creek Lane
Schneider Louis, butcher, 2001 Polk, r. 1432 Broad-
way
Schneider Louis, taxidermist, r. 21 Laskle
Schneider Martin, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 310
Filbert
Schneider Mary, domestic 2312 Howard
Schneider Matlhew, r. 8 Jasper PI
Schneider Matthew, cigarmaker Schlaberg Bro«., r.
(538 Green
Schneider Matthew, laborer Am. Sugar Rrfloenr, r.
220)4 Filbert „ ^
Schneider I»Iiix, photographic atudlo. 803 Uont-
gomiTy Av cor Green
Schneider .Vicholas (Uet«ls k Schneider) r. 109 Rid-
lev
Schneider Gscar. lithographer U. S. Crc«jker k Co., r.
7M9 Slevensoii
Schneider Peter, laborer Am. Sugar RoOoory, r. 310
Schneider P. tcr F , with Dow Sleain Pump Work*
Schneider Prosper, clerk Quade k Strnut, r. AlamMa
Schneider KIchard. furrier H. Llebra * Co., r. lU
Schneider Samuel, baker, r. Hunil-oldl Hotel
Schneider Solomon, baker, r. 025 Olay
Schneider Sons k Co.. uph.d«t.-ry K-odi. *\^.}"''^^
K T. Mills manager, olBce 9-11 1 belan llldff
Schneider T , oyster houae, 3IH!4 Klftli
Schneider W cook, r. 12 Ash Av
Schneider Wl'lhelm, »hi>«niaker Cbarlri Mat»r. r. 10J7
8chDeVdl%ini»m, butcher J. achradrrr»i30,.,7
Schneider William, guna and fiahlng Uckle, OTJ Mar-
ket ,
Schneider William, laborer, r. V.hh (,r.rnw..h
'RINTING PRESSES, Pfll MFR & REY. mM SANSOWE ST.
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MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Schneider William A., barber J. Heilfronn, r. 423
O'Farrell
Schneider William C, saleBman D. Samuels, r. 1012
Clay
•y Schneider. See Snelder. Snider and Snyder
Schneily Joseph (Joseph Galli & Co ) r. Oakland
Schnell W. F., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 759
Howard
Schnenke Augnst, baker, r. 911 Buchanan
Schnepple George, turner, r. 12 Jansen
Schnetclar Henry W., cook Oscar Venettisch, r. 8E
cor Howard and Fourth
Schnetz Joseph, maltster, r. 14}^ Preston PI
Schnetzler Louis, porkpacker, 21 Sixth, r. 91.5 Pierce
Schnezler Barnard, salesman Pac. Fruit Co., r. 512
Bush
Schnibbe Christopher, groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Hyde and Filbert
Schnier Harry L., bartender Mrs. J. J. Damon, r. NE
cor Halght and Stanyan
Schnitzel Herman, with Rosenthal Bros, b Co., r.
227 Geary
Schnitzer Frank, cellarman Jackson Brewery
Schnitzer Jacob, cigarmaker, 347 Fourth
Schnitzer Joseph, butcher. 281 Eighth
Schnitzer Joseph, laborer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
1716 Howard
Schnitzlein Kate, widow, dressmaking, 1530 Stockton
Schnitzler Carl, baker, r. 435 Grove
Schnobel John, clerk, r. 1415 Stockton
Schnoeberg Frank, salesman, r. 137 Dolores
Schnohr Thomas, with Clans Wreden & Co., r. 719
Lombard
Schnoor August, machinehand Fink & Schindler, r.
Oakland
Schnoor Charles, wood and ivory turner Charles O.
Schnoor, r. 309 Ji Sanchez
Schnoor Charles O.. wood and ivory turner, 520 Fifth,
r. 309 M Sanchez
Schnoor Chris., painter, r. 146 Minna
Schnoor Diedrich W. A., barber Frank Koch, r. 4
Auburn
Schnoor John, cook, r. 146 Minna
Schnoor John S., salesman Yates & Hunter, r. 146
Minna
Schnoor William H. A., wood and ivory turner, 819
Bryant, r. 122 Twenty-sixth
Schnorenberg Joseph R.. machinist, r. 1034k Army
Schnorf Charlps A., candymaker Seidl & Rotger, r.
1008 Van Nees Av
Schnorf George F., candymaker Seidl & Eotger, r.
1008 Van Ness Av
Schnorf Rudolph, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 1008 Van
Ness Av
Schnorf Rudolph J., upholsterer Isaac L. Solomon, r.
1008 Van Ness Av
Schnuckert Henry, carpenter, r. 248 Clementina
Schnurnian Albert, tailor. 502^ Third
Schnutenhaus Edmund (William Hoelscher & Co.) r.
526 Oak
Schnutenhaus Frederick, r. 22 Washington Av
Schnutenhaus O. L. Mrs., coffee saloon. 328 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Oscar, shademaker W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 328 Fourth
Schnutenhaus William, dairy, cor Italy and Edin-
burg, Excelsior Homestead
Scho Charles B. F., gardener, r. Sherman nr De Wolf,
Ocean View
Schobel Frederick, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1309
Sacramento
Schobel John, brewer, r. 106 Shipley
Schober Ernst, cabinetmaker Wolf, Braas & Valen-
tin, r. 4.58 M Minna
Schober Frederick E., bookbinder, r. 2330 Harrison
Schober Maryan, apothecary German Hospital
Schohert George, upholsterer Louis Kreiss.r. 24 Derby
PI
Schoberth A., baker, r. 763 Howard
Schocken Abraham L., cigars and tobacco,
goniTy, r. 172G Sutter
Schocken Herman, clerk, r. 227 Geary
Schocken Samuel H., Balcsnian, r. 1039 Howard i
Schocken Si^'niund, expressman, r. 247 Clementina I
Schocten S. Mrs., r. 322 Turk
Schoeck Henry, liquor saloon, 615 Merchant, r. 759
Market
Schoeller Robert, driver Bamberger & Kaempfer
Sehoelh'S Philip, tailor, r. 703 Harrison
Schoellhorn Emily Mrs., midwife, r. 1518 Stockton
Schoellhorn Ferdinand, tailor, 1511)^ Stockton, r.
1518 Stockton
Schoemann Otto, merchant, r. 1229 Ellis
Schoenibs Anton, cellar foreman Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 1606 Mason
Schoen Francis J., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 815 Webster
Schoen Fredericka, r. 815 Webster
Schoen John J., clerk, r. 815 Webster
Schoen John L., clerk, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Joseph, clerk, r. 815 Webster
Schoen Louis, barber, 1426 Market, r. 318 Waller
Schoen Louis W., barber Louis Schoen, r. 3'8 Waller
Schoen Margaret, widow, r. 16 Harlan PI
Schoen T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
t^ Schoen. See Shaen, Sbain, Sbane and Shoen
Schoenaus Gustav, bartender, r. 263 Tehama
Schoeuberg Bernard, mUKician, r. 214 Ellis
Scboeuberg Frank M., traveling salesman Esberg,
Bachman ft Co., r. 1625 Buchanan
Schoenberg L. Mrs., r. 1013 Market
Schoenberg Louis, agent, r. 817 Turk
!»■ Schoenberg. See Shoenberg
Schoene Herman, photographer, 64 Third
Schoeneman Frederick, gunsmith and cutler, 435
Kearny, r. 713 California
Schoenemann Joseph, bartender, r. 512 Bush
B^" Schoenemann. See Scheiinemann
Bchoenfeld Adolph (Schoenfeld * Bro.)r. 309 Octsvla
Schoenfeld Albert, note teller London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 913 Sutter
Schoenfeld David M., bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld,
r. 331 Kearny
Schoenfeld Edward A., barber, r. 309 Octavia
Schoenfeld Ernest, merchant, r. 309 Octavia
Schoenfeld Henrj N., butcher, r. 260 i« Clara
Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale butcher, office 331
Kearny, r. 1514 Octavia
Schoenfeld Jonas, importer and dealer leaf tobacco
and cigars, 423-425 Jackson, r. 1312 Geary
Schoenfeld Leon, salesman Schoenfeld & Bro., r, 309
Octavia
Schoenfeld Louis S. , accountant Joseph Bremer &
Co., r. 828 O'Farrell
Schoenfeld Sallv (Schoenfeld & Bro.) r. 309 Octavia
Schoenfeld Simon, r. 913 Sutter
Schoenfeld & Brother (Adolph and Sally) men's fur-
nishing goods, 1316 Market and 106 Third
Schoenhen A., soap mnfr, r. 16 Ellis
Schoenholz Brothers & Co. (Sigmund and Saul
Schoen holz and Herman Elsbach) dry goods. 110
112 Sixth
Schoenholz Herman, with Lebenbanm Bros., r. 220&
Bush
Schoenholz Morris, clerk, r. 1913 Fillmore
Schoenholz Saul (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.) r. 191S
Fillmore
Schoenholz Sigmund (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.)
2008 Bush
Schoenig Frank J., r. 1311 Scott
Schoening Jacob (Kinkier & Schoening) r. 423 Twen-
ty-sixth
Schoenlicht John, bakery, 1131 Howard
Schoenmakers Constance, contractor and builder,
654 Washington, r. 323 5^ Chestnut
Schoenstein Felix F., mnfr church organs, 511 Ful-
ton, r. 320 Ivy Av
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Schoensteln Ferdinand B.. organ builder. 511 Fulton
Schoenwald Albert, barber, r. TMl Geary
S'-hoenwald Krauk. agent, r. 114 >4 Clara
Sch.ieiiwald Otto, barber. 015 MoAlllbter
1^ Schoenwald. See ShainwaUt .
Schoepf Valentine T. S., jardiuaater 8. P. C. Ry, r.
Alameda
Bchoepf William, butcher Wm. Wolflf, r. 511 PacJflc
ScboeppeCarl E.. tanner, r. I'iUl York
Schoerlln Carrie, tailoress. r. Ifil5 Powell
Sehoerlln Karl, watchiuan German Hospital
Schoerlin Reinhold, carpenter A. Washburn, r. 1615
Powell
Scboettgen John H., harnessmaker William Cosbie,
r. V2 Turk
Schoettler Frederick, tailor, 617 Montgomery, r. 1120
Pacific
Schoettler H., barber, 526 Hayes
Schotield Ann, widow, r. 864 Folsom
Schofleld Annie J., r. 904 '^ Folsom
Scbofield rbarlcB, graiuer, 185 Natoma, r. Oakland
Schotield Frederick, mason, r. 7(iO Dolores
Schofield George F.. clerk, r. 904 M Folsom
Scbofield Jacob, painter, r. 13 Laskle
Schofleld 1.. M. Rev., pastor Central Presby-
terian Tabernacle. NE cor Golden Gate Av and
Polk
Schofield Margaret, glovemaker. r. 364 Folsom
Schotield Matthew, molder, r. S 8 Mariposa bet Penn-
sylvania Av and Mississippi
Schofield William, boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
327 Bryant
Hff" Schofield. See Scofield
Bchobay Albert, jewelry and optical goods. 302 Hayes
Scbohay Albert J., jeweler A. Sohohay, r. 302 Hayes
Soholfteld Anna E Mrs., r. 609 Sutter
Scholfield Anson S. (H. L. St. John & Co.) r. 10 Hayes
Scholfield Ira V.. engineer Union Block. 200 Market
Scholfield Ira V. Jr.. machinist, r. 521 Folsom
Scholkmann August H. F., clerk, r. 501 Fell
Scholl Albert L., physician and druggist. NE cor Mis-
j Blon and Nineteenth, r. 837 Mission
Scholl Emma Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 873 Mission
Scholl Hugo, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
120 Ash Av
Scholl Liiuls. salesman N. D. Millzner & Co., r. 1034
Folsom
Scholl Louis E., confectionery, 103 Fifth, r. 873 Mis-
sion
Scholl Michael, inventor and proptr Scholl's Patent
Chimney Tops and Scholl's Gopher Extermina-
tor. 900 Vall^jo
Scholl Walter H., clerk U. S. Signal Office, r. 900 Val-
leio
Scholle Albert W., oflfice 324 Pine, room 6, r. 812
Post
Scholle Antone. groceries and liquors, .300 Turk
Scholle Brothers, 324 Pine, room 6
Scholle William (Scholle Bros.) r. New York
0^" Scholle. See Scholl and Shawl
Schollf-r Louis (S. -holler k Sihwnrz) r. 435 Pine
Hcholter Jfi Schwnrz(Loui.s Sclioller and Edward
A. D. Schwarz) liquor saloon and billiard hall, NE
cor Market and Mason
Scholte Carl, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.
318 Fulton
Scholten Henry, with R. O. Horn. r. 32 Fourth
Bcholz August J. (Scholz k Bartels) r. 8W cor Sixth
and Minna
Scholz B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1531 Howard
Bcholz Bruno, canvasser J. Dewing A: Co., r. 1531
Hownrd
Scholz Charles, waiter, r. 520 Third
Scholz Emil, woodworker B. Grave & Co., r. 608 Fil-
bert
Bcholz Ernest, cabinetmaker A. F. Knorp, r. 9 Carlos
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Scholz Ernest, pantryman, r. 913 Bryant
Scholz Julius W., talli.r, r. 1110 Kearny, rear
Sch' Iz Robert, wigmaker, r. Ifi23 Powell, rear
Scholz* Earlels (Angust J. Scholz and Herman 0.
Bartela) li(iuiir saloon, 200 Sixth
Schoiiiaker Brothers (Oerd and Hermann) grocerlea
and liquors. SE cor Oak and Gough, and 8E cor
Sixteenth and Guerrero
Schouiaker Carsten, sugar refiner, r. 2507 Folaom
Schomaker Elizabeth L., dressmaker, r. 2.M)7 Folaom
Schomaker Gcnl (Schomaker Bros. I r. 140 OooRb
Schomaker Henry, chalrmaker Ueywood Broa. k Co..
r. 724 Mission
8ch maker Hermann (Schomaker Bros.) r. 140 Oongh
Schomaker Mary, domestic .539 McAlHster
Schomaker Theodore, gripinan Market St. RR.
Schomberg Henry H., action maker Sherman, Clay k
Co., r. 209 Chattanooga
Schomer J., baker, r. 625 Clay
Schonbeck Fredt-rick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schoner Anton (S-honer fc Bodmann) r. 275Steverii«on
Schoner Hi Bodniunn (Anton Schoner and Will-
iam Bodmann) wines and liquors, 7 Sixth
Schonfeld August, agent, r. 1013 Capp
Schonfeld Bernard, with I. Asch, r. 129 Turk
Schonfeld David, jeweler Rothschild k Hadenfeldt,
r. 2030 Steiner
Schonfeld Louis, groceries and liquors, NE corOroye
and Gough
ScbonlngOtto (Galloway Lithograpblng Co.) r. 1314
Fulton
Schonlau Louis F.. bookkeeper OrifBth, Coit h Co., r.
23 Kearny
Schonthaler Frederick, jeweler Mathleu & Maison, r.
W 8 Powell nr Brosdwuv
SOHONWASSER B. & CO.
(Itlrt. Bertha nnil Kmll O. Srhnnwas-
ser and Max Davial ladies* and chil-
dren's furnishing |fOf>d4, 134 Poal, c«r
Grant Av
Schonwasser Bertha Mrs. (B. Schonwaaser k Co.) r.
1814 Sutter
Schonwasser Eraile O. (B. Schonwasaer k Co.) r. 1844
Sutter
School of Design, Emll Carlaen director. 430
Pin..
and AsHaylnir,
Tl-.i Market
Schoolev Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 917 Polk
S 'hopp Carl, machinist Golden State and Miner*' Iron
Works, r. 4H Minna
Schoraht H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.cor Trini-
dad and Savannah
Schord Louis G., salesman Siebe Bros * Plagemann,
r. 2118Larkin
Schoster Fnderick. laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Schott Charles, baker, r. 307 Seventh
Scholte Charles, carpenter A. F. Knorp, r. 414 Brannan
Schotte William baker, r. 240 Sutter
8 -hotlenberg William H., port
meda
SchottlerAnKnst,r. 2 Chatham PI
Schottler Hermann, aaphaltuiu r.>of«r, r. IB Pro«p«ci
Scl,<rttler Joseph F., real estate broker, ins F,,ldv
Schottler Julia, widow, real estate, r. HV> cor Monl-
gomery and Vallejo
fiirhnttler Rudolph, wines and liquors, 401
Broadway, r. lOli) Montgomery
Schottler T.. r. H65 Mi»-l<m
S, hotz Herman, artist Britton fc Key. r. 1 narry PI
Schou C. N.. carpenter K. W. Krogh * Co., r. .P "■
soni „
Schou Niels J., stevedore, r. 423 Franc sen
Hrhou Peter J., master mariner, r. «. H Bryant
fichoMltes Seneca, clerk P. H. Phillip"
Srhow Peter, clerk Thomas Keh'
School of Kniflneerlnif
A. Van der Nalllen principal.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
• mlll-
Schrader Autone, washer T. D. Sullivan, r. 840 How-
ard
Sclirader August, cabiuetmakor, r. 610 Capp, rear
SchindtT August, seaman, r. 118 Jaclison
Schrader August A., boots and sboes, 122 Geary, r.
724 MiBSiou
Schrader Brothers (William F. and Eudolph C.)
butchers, 46-47 Grand Central Market
Schrader Charles, butcher Schrader Brothers, r, 2917
Geary
Schrader Charles, grocer, r. 467 Stevenfon
Schrader Charles L., manager F. Hagemann & Co., r.
700 Front
Schrader Edwin J., draftsman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 610
Capp, rear
Schrader Frederick (Lezott & Schrader) r. 1033 Sutter
Scliradei- H. Si Co. (Herman Schrader, Henry
Martens, Albert Anderson and James W. Heaney)
proprietors Enterprise Foundry, 140-142 Folsom
Schrader Herman (H. Schrader & Co.) r. 13 Cbenery
Schrader Jacob Jr., butcher, cor Geary and Collins,
r.2913 Geary
Schrader M. A., stewardess stmr City of New York
Schrader Rudolph C. (Schrader Bros.) r. 2917 Geary
Schrader William, master schooner Parkersburg
Schrader William F. (Schrader Bros.) r. 1522 Ellis
Schrader William P.. carriage blacksmith William
Wertsch, r. 467 Stevenson
fi^ Schrader. See Schroder, Schreoder and Shrader
Schraeflfer William, cook, r. 627 Commercial
Schram Frederick C, bookbeeper, r. W s Eleventh
Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Schiam Hannah, widow, r. 243 Hickory Av*
Schram Hugo F., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r.
Eleventh Av bet Point Lobos Av and Clement
Schram James, bartender, r. 1017 Larkin
SCHRAMM 0. F. W,
^vriglit and mechanical engineer, El
Dorado bet York and Hampshire, foot
Eleventh
Schramm Christina, widow, r. 51 Church
Schramm Clans H., r. 639 Valencia
Schramm Emma, widow, r. 1323 J^ Sacramento
Schramm Emma R. Mrs., ladies' and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 1513 Market
Schramm Frederick, baker, r. 34 Hayes
Schramm Henry A., laborer, r. 51 Church
Schramm Jacoblne Mrs., dressmaker r. 1132 Union
Schramfn John, miller Yolo Mills, r.'522 Shotwell
Schramm Matthieu, photographer, r. 1513 Market
Schranck Frank, cigarmaker, r. 19 Bruce PI, rear
Schranz Albert, traveling salesman Hinz k Landt
Schranz Edward, block cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 310 Mason
Schranz Louis, salesman Stein. Simon & Co., r. 29
Bartlett
Schrei George, cooper Dodge, Sweeney & Co.
Schreiber Abraham, switchman, r. 421 Brannan
Schreiber Anthony, cigars and tobacco, 309 Fourth, r.
24 Telegraph PI
Schreiber August, gold and silver embroiderer, 513
California, r. Alameda
Schreiber C, machinist, r. 11 Moss
Schreiber C. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Shotwell
Schreiber Charles, clerk, r. 426 Second
Schreiber Christian, manager Indianapolis Man-
ufacturing Co., 642-644 Mission, r. Oakland
Schreiber Claus, longshoreman, r. 568 Mission
Schreiber Frank J., barber M. Virla, r. 25^ Sixth
Schreiber Franz, bartender A. Leedes, r. 427J4 Green
Schreiber Herman, butcher, 923 Eighteenth
Schreiber Jacob, r. 426 Second
Schreiber John, real estate broker, 631 Mission, r. 810
Mission
Schreiber John B., r. 527 Shotwell, rear
Schreiber Theresa Miss, dressmaking, SW cor Twen-
tieth and Florida
Schreiber William, proprietor The Elite Saloon,
21 Kearny, r. 613 Jones
Schrelner Kuiil, bartender Walter & Co., r. 7293«5
Treat Av
Sclniiiicr Frederick, musician, r. 426 Chestnut
Schreiner Hubert, musiciun, r. 426 (Jhestnut
Sclirt ilMiuller Carl, baker, r. 625 Pacific
Sclirick August, laborer, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Schriefer Diedrlch H., groceries and liquors,
155 Natoma, r. 153 Natoma
Schrimpton William, machinist, r. 407 Minna
Schrock William A., mnfr wire mattresses, 19 New
Montgomery, r. 603 Ellis
Schroder A. A., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
411 Sansome
Schroder Adrian, bookkeeper Eugene Thomas & Co.,
r. 1510 Dupont
Schroder, Albrecht & Co, (Henry Schroder,
August Albrecht and A. Hromada) candy manu-
facturers, 222-224 Battery
Schroder Alice Mrs. r. 648 Mission
Schroder Arthur A., harnessmaker Main k Winches-
ter, r. 411 Sansome
Schroder B., waiter, r. 638 Commercial
Schroder Carsten C, clerk J. Weseel & Co., r. 4
Twelfth
Schroder Charles, clerk C. Schroder, r. 601 McAllister
Schroder ''harles, merchant, r. 1709 Buchanan
Schroder Charles, proprietor Alaska House, 625 Pa-
cific
Schroder Charles, seaman, r. 19 Decatur
Schroder Charles F., carpenter, r. 37 Pacific
Schroder Claus, groceries and liquors, 601 Me-
Allister
Schroder Claus, waiter, r. SW cor Kearny an^ Mont-
gomery Av
Schroder Ferdinand A., r. 1709 Geary
Schroder Frederick, bartender Henry Haar, r. 130 O'-
Farrell
Schroder Henry (Hencken & Schroder) r. NE cor
Grove and Gough
Schroder Henry (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) r. 13 Pearl
Schroder Henry, bartender Peterson & Henrioulle,'
r. 2001 Dupont
Schroder Henry, cabinetmaker, r. Corbett Road nr
Seventeenth
Schroder Henry, cook John H. Mentz, r. 544 First
Schroder Henry, liquor saloon, 508-510 Front, r. 602
Gough
Schroder Henry Jr., with Michaliischke Bros. & Co.,
r. 502 Gough
Schroder Herman (Herman Schroder & Co.,) r. 2017
Fillmore
Schroder Herman <& Co. (Herman Schroder and
H. August Kurltinke) groceries, wines and liquors,
2017-2019 Fillmore, and 1138-1142 Sutter
Schroder Hermann (Hermann Schroder k Son) r. 300
Fell
Schroder Hermann & Son (Hermann and John H.)
groceries and liquors, 300 Fell
Schroder John, r. 1105 montgomery
Schroder John, bartender H H. Frisch, r. 131) Seventh
Schroder John, blacksmith, r. 21 Morey Alley
Schroder John, laborer, r. Thirtieth bet Ch\ircli and
Sanchez
Schroder John, policeman, r. 1320 Valencia
Schroder John D., clerk J. H. Schroder, r. 1600 Geary
Schroder John F., boots and shoes, 667 Howard, r.
448 Sixth
Schroder John H. (Hermann Schroder & Son) r. 300
Fell
Schroder John H. , groceries and liquors, NW
cor Geary and Buchanan, r. 1600 Geary
Schroder John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Washington and Webster
Schroder John H., teamfiter, r. 504 Gough
Schroder Louis, clerk J. D. Rohrs, r. SW cor Mission
and Eleventh
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Schroder Mary, widow, r. SSi Twenty-nltith
Si hroder William, Beaiuan. r. 21 Hinckley
ScbriHicr William J. H., groceries and ii(iuor8, 117
Sei-oud
Scliroedi T Addic Mrs., r. 2101 Devinadero
Scliroeder Albert, gardener, r. 2101 Leavenworlli
ScbrnedtT Anthony, cooper, r. W s California Av nr
Virginia Av, B. H.
Schrocder Charles, licjuor saloon, 225 Broadway, r.
221 Broadway
Schroeder Charles G., r. 1040 Twenty-second
Schroeder Chris, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1621
Buchanan
Schroed«r Claus, proprietor Railroad Exchange,
N'W cor Fourth and Townsend
Schroeder Edward H., expressman, r. 293 Church
Schroeder Emil. furdresser, r. S s Preclta Av bet
Howard and Folsom, B. H.
Schroeder Frederick, waiter Joseph Straiib
Scliroeder Frieda, domestic 509 Twenty-fifth
Schroeder George, clerk Bernhard Wurthmann, r. 236
Turk
Schroeder H., r. 13 Elliot Park
Schroeder Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Vermont
Schroeder Hans, solicitor, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Schroeder Henry, bookkeeper Vogel & Radtke, r. 709
Union
Schroeder Henry, cabinetmaker F. S. Cbadboume &
Co
Schroeder Herman, teamster Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
3i;2'j Clementina
Schroeder .Jacob, helper John Wieland Brewing Co.
Schroeder Jodecus, r. 1230 BuKh. rear
Schroeder John, confectioner William Westerfeld, r.
120 Turk
Scliroeder John, porter stmr Mariposa
Scliroeder John, tinsmith E. Boesch & Co., r. 1519
Slocktou
Schroeder John B. Jr., law student D. M. Delmas, r.
Pedwond City
Schroeder John F., r. 708 Webster
Sfhroefler John H. Rev., r. 4S0 Twenty-third
Sihroeder L. E., conductor Market St. RR.
Schroeder Margereta, widow, r. 625 Pacific
Schroeder Max, porter Lawrence Foard, r. 506 Bran-
nan
Schroeder Otto, gardener Cal. Woman's Hospital
Schroeder P. W. (Schroeder & McCarthy) r. Oakland
Schroeder Richard D., liquor saloon, 35 Eddy, r. 119
Olive Av
Schroeder Richard F., machinist Risdon I. and^L.
Works
Schroeder Robert E.. compositor Chronicle, r. 712
Taylor
Schroeder Rndolph (Schroeder h Bohlen) r. 2218 Fill-
more
Schroeder Theodore C, clerk, r. W s California Av nr
Virginia Av. B. H.
Sehr.ieder William (Schroeder* Vockel r. 193 Six-
teenth
Schroeder William, bollermaker Hamilton & Leach,
r. 810 Mission
Schroeder William, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.
Schroeder William, shade painter Hulse, Bradford *
Co., r. 938 Howard
8rhr<iderer William, teamster, r. 811 Filbert
Schroeder William, master mariner, r. 914 Fifteenth
Schroeder William F., foreman Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. Ill Fourteenth
Schroeder William G., liq\ior saloon, 025 Mission
Schroeder William H., cook Ahlborn House
Schroeder William L.. r. 931 Eighteenth
Schroeder & Bohlen (Rudolph Schroeder and Henrv
Bohlen I groceries and liquors, 8W cor Clay and
Fillmore
Schroeder k McCarthy (P. W. Schroeder and T. Mc
Cnrthy) commission merchants, 215-217 Davis
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643, 845 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Schroedf r «& Vocke (William Hchrooder and
Henry Vocke) gr rie« and llnuom. HW cor
Golden Gate Av and Hyde and -jW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
^" S. hroeder. See Schrnder, Schroder and Bhrader
Schrof Wllllani. archlUct, 217 Hanfome, room »,
r. Berkeley
Schroff Benjamin, barber, r. 704 O'Farrell
SchroffE. Mrs,, widow, r. 704 !< OKarrell
Schrott Frederick, clerk, r. 704 O'Farrell
SchroJTIsaac, clerk, r. 704 O'Farrell
Sibroi-'g John, bartender, r. 529 Sacramento
Schroth August, seiiiuan, r. 2tlH Eaut
Schroth Charles (Schroth fc Westerfeld and Herman
Westerfeld & C.>.i r. 1005 G-arv
Schroth John F.. clerk Abner Doble, r. lOnS Oeary
Schroth Julius, llriuor saloon, lol Larkin, r. 4 Grove
Schroth William J., clerk Siegfried * BrandeuHttln,
r. 1005 Geary
Schroth <& West «>rf eld (Charles Schroth and
Louis Westerfeld) bakery and restaurant, 2-J8
Kearny
Schroyer Caleb, livery stable, 408 Tehama
Schruman William, r. 746 Mission
Schryver Edgar, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 133«
Folsrmi
Sihubel Martin, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 8
Florence
•Schubener Louis, r. 1018 Folsom
Schubener Moses, barber, r. 1018 Folsom
Schubener William, waiter, r. 9.')9 Mission
Schubert Amelia Mrp.. widow, r. 8.)0 KifU-enth
Schubert Charles, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Schubert Ernst C, artisr, 5 Stockton, r. 8:W Fifteenth
Schubert Henry C, steward stmr Eastern On-gon, r.
1008 Washington
Schubert Herman (Schubert fc KruftI r. fi20 Post
Schubert Hugo G., machinist, r. UOila Mason
Schubert Paul, varnisher. r. 211 Third
Schubert Pauline Mrs., midwife, r. fi20 Post
Schubert .V Kruft (Herman Schubert aud Joseph
Kruff) liquor salonn, 21 Stockton
Schuchert Philip, shoemaker, r. 12:15 Twenty-fifth
Schuck Charles I., plumber and gaslltter, 142 First
Schuck E. * Co. (Erail Schuck and Philip Sticken-
reiterl butibers, :no Folsom
Schuck Emile (E. Schuck fc Co.) r. 4M Fremont
Schuck George, barber, 817 Lngima
S. buck Harry, baker William Uessler, r. 119 William
Schuck Henry, barber. Silt Montgomery, r. H;t5 Val-
lejo
ll;)4 Howard
Schuck Herman, clerk Post Offli
aar Schuck. See Shuck
Sihuebner W., waiter, r. 0^9 Mission
Schuecking Benno, r. Sutro Heights
Schuecking E. Mrs., widow, r. Sutro Heights
Schuecking Theodore, clerk, r. Sulm lli-ights
SchueTann Frederick (Schuemanu .V Vogel) r. 1314
Kearny
Schuemanu Jt Vogel iFrederlck Schurman and Philip
Vogel) restaurant, 504 Mcntgom-ry
Schuenemann Pott Frederick, speaker Independent
German Congregation, r. ms Golden Gato At
Schueneiiinnn K., cook German Hosplul
Schuerg Georg- O.. shoemaker, 40.^ Twenty-fourth
Schuering Henry, lanni'r Norton Tanning Co.. r. Do-
minica nr Hail Road Av
S(huet7o Frederick, milliner, r. WO.'S Baker
Schuetze W. T. Mrs., r. 821 California
Scluiey Jeremiah K., carpenter r. 100 Jon^s
Schufeldt Wlllhim J., purifier Golden Gate Flourlnn
Mills, r. 1M2 Bartl. tt
Schugens C. Ofto, salesman Kohler * Cbaar, r. Oa«.
land
Schuh Matthias, black-mlth, r M« Bu»h
Scbuh Michael, tanner, r. I '27 Hampshire
Schuhl Henry, conductor Geary Hi. KU., r. UllX
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All Sizes and Numbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Schuhl Marx, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 426 San
Jo86 Av
Schultz J. Norton, clerk, r. 8 Grant Av
8cbii)dt Christopher, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1017 Guerrero
Scbuldt Hermann, harness cleaner C. F. Dryer, r. 434
Third
Schulilt John, liquor saloon, 501 Dupont
Schuldt M:irgsret. widow, r. 1524 Turk
Scbule Frederick A., mnfr harness ornaments. 622
Market, r. Chenery nr Randall, Fairmount Tract
Scbule Max, clerk, r. 42G San Jose Av
asr Scbule. See Sbule
Scbuler August, trimmer Larking & Co., r. Oakland
Schuler Henry, seaman, r. 253 Steuart
Scbuler J. Mrs., laundress Children's Hospital
Schuler Jacob, scroll sawyer U. Fritschi, r. 323 Hyde
Schuler John, carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Schuler Joseph L., bidecurer W. R. Knights & Co., r.
521 Shotwell
Schuler Josephine, varieties, 323 Hyde
Schuler Lena, widow, r. 6(l5 Minna
Schuler Rose, widow, r. 119 William
Scbulken Bebrend D., clerk Scbulken Bros., r. 8W
cor Hampshire and Twentv-lbird
SOHULKEN BEOTHEES
(Jolin and Henry) groceries, liquors,
hay, grain, feed, -ivood and coal, SW
cor Busli and Taylor, and SW cor
Tiventy-tliird and Hampshire
Scbulken Henry (Scbulken Bros.) r. SW cor Hamp-
shire and Twenty-third
Scbulken John (Scbulken Bros.) r. 901 Bush
Scbulken Julius, bay, grain, wood and coal, NE cor
McAllister and Laguna, and 1616-1618 Mission, r.
904 Laguna
Schull Julia, teacher, r. 18 M Langton
SchuU Valentine, baker, r. 18 54 Langton
Schuller Andrew, broker, lOii Leidesdorff, r. Oakland
Schuller Frank G., shoemaker R. P. Chase & Co., r.
126 Louisa
Schuller John, with Holbiook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
63 Minna
Schuller Norman, clerk A. Schuller, r. Oakland
Scbullinger Anton, cook, r. 327 Day
Scbulte Barbara Mrs., proptr Franconia House, 147
San Bruno Road
Schulte Charles, teamster Henry Dows. r. 1514 Folsom
Scbulte Eniil, polisher Edward G. Denniston, r. 16 }j
HnffAv
Schulte Henry, manager Franconia House, r. 147 San
Bruno Road
Schulte Hermlne. widow, r. 393 Sixth
Schulte Hermine Miss, artist George D. Morse, r. 393
Sixth
Scbulte John G. W. (Osmers & Co.) r. 710 Haight
Schulte John H., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
710 Haight
Schulte Julia C. Miss, retoucher Jones & Lotz, r. 393
Sixth
Schulte Nicolaus. bartender, r. cor Beale and Mis-
sion
Schultheis Gastave, teacher music, r. 1621 Sutter
Schultbeis Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Clay
and Polk
Schultheis Herman, machinist, r. 317 >4 Capp
Schultheis John C. coremaker City Iron Works, r.
651 Third
Schultheis John G., clockmaker Seth Thomas Clock
Co., r. 609 Jones
Schultheis Ludwlg, compositor Abend Post, r. 1621
Sutter
Schultheis William, engineer John Wieland Brew-
ing Co.
Bnhultheis William H. (C. B. Rode & Co.) r. 1703 Polk
Schultz August, gardener Thomas Meberin, r. 129
Jackson
Schultz August, Bhipcarpenter, r. E s Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Schultz August Jr., shipcarpenter, r. E s Illinois bet
Napa and Sbusta
Sclniltz Carl, cook. r. 869 Market
Schultz Charles, coppeisiuitb Charles W. Smith, r.
335 Shipley
Schultz Charles, musician, r. 1217 M Golden Gate Av
Schultz Charles O., butcher Hotfmanu & Woenue, r.
772 Mission
Schultz Edward, confectioner, r. 1802 Mason
Schultz Ernest, machinist, r. 523 )i Natoma
Schultz Felix, cook, r. 227 Minna
Schultz Ferdinand, fresco pKinter. r. 736 X Grove
Schultz Frank, clerk Davis Bros. Bergmann h Co.,
r. 335 Shipley
Schultz Frederick H., baker, r. 625 Clay
Schultz George, conductor, r. 126 Valley
Schultz George A., bookkeeper William A. Schultz,
r. 1327 Twenty-first
Schultz George H., office 308 Pine, room 40, r. 242
Fell
Schultz Harry, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
Schultz Henry, r. 31 Madison Av
Schultz Henry, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1009
Nebraska
Schultz Henry E., tailor, r. 721 Union
Schultz Herman, bookkeeper M. & T. Weil & Co., r.
1210 Howard
S'bullz Jacob, master mariner, r. 828 Pacific
Schultz Jacob H.. cutler, r. 1723 Stevenson
Schultz John, r. 708 Pine
Schultz John A., stevedore, r. 822 Filbert
Schultz Joseph, plumber Schuster Bros. & Co., r. 423
Dupont
Schultz Joseph, restaurant. 132 Fourth, r. 729 k Har-
rison
Schultz Julius, tailor, 13 Trinity
Schultz Louis, carpet layer, r. 2006 J^ Mission
Schultz Louis, porter Spruance, Stanley & Co
Bernard
Schultz Louis C, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall,
Franklin
Schultz Louis E. J. (Pacific Distilling Co. and Schultz
& Voorman) r. 2426 Filbert
Schultz Louisa, r. 20 Moss, rear
Schultz M., porter Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1009 Ne-
braska
Schultz Martin, cook. r. 871 Market
Schultz Martin, teacher music, r. 424 O'Farrell
Schultz Oswald, gardener, r. 1526 Post
Schultz Otto, fresco painter, r. laso Filbert
Schultz Philip (Schultz J5 Reulein) r. NW cor Colum-
bia and Twenty-fourth
Schultz Philip, barber, 0 Hayes, r. 819 Twentieth
Schultz Robert, furrier M. & D. Windmiller, r. Ala-
meda
Schultz Robert, gardener, r. 129 Jackson
Schultz Rudolph F., shoemaker, r. 988 Howard
Schultz Rudolph W., ship carpenter, r. E s Illinois
bet Napa and Shasta
Schnltz Theodore, groceries and liquors, 426
Green
Schultz Waldemar R., salesman Stein, Simon & Co..
r. 19 Perry
Schultz William (A.Von Bargen & Co.) r. 242 Fell
Schultz William, baker H. HeitmuUer. r. 492 Eighth
Schultz William, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 140
Perry
Schultz William, laborer, r. 335 Shipley
Schultz William, ship carpenter, r. E s Illinois bet
Napa and Shasta
Schultz William, shoemaker, 622 Capp
Schultz William A., importer and wholesale
dealer wines and liquors, 523 Front, r, 218 Leav-
enworth
Schultz William A. Jr., with William A. Schultz, r.
218 Leavenworth
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Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
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SchuHz & KeuIeiD (Philip 8chnltz aud Eiiill Reuklu)
butchers. NW cur Twenty-fourth uud Florida
Schaltz ^ Voorman (LuuIh E. J. ijchultz and
Heury Voonuan) proprietors Bouldlu Island,
office 506 Battery
t^ Schultz. See Schultze, Scbulz. Schulze and
SiMlIZ
Schultzburg Charles, tailor, r. 1117 Clay
8< hultze .\lfred. longshoreman, r. 217 Third
Schultze CLarles E., clerk auditiuK dept Wells Fargo
& Co.. r. 3iy Sacramento
Schultze Eniil, wood engraver, 39 Sutter
Schultze Ernest, dentist, 10 Third, r. 1050 McAllister
Schultze J., druggist, 1249 Market
Schultze Louis, liquor saloon, S\V cor Battery and
Lombard, r. 404 Vallejo
Schultze Paul, druggist J. Schultze
Scbulz Albert, groceries, wood and coal, BE cor Thir-
tieth and Church
Bchulz Andrew F., boilermaker, r. 1013 Alabama
Scbulz August, waiter, r. 423 Dupont
Scbulz Auguhta, drtssmaker, r. 1310 Montgomery
Schulz Carl, architect, r. 3 Polk
Schnlz Charles, waiter Ablborn House
Schulz Charles A. (William Schulz & Son) r. 927
Grove
Schulz Charles E., blacksmith, r. 435 Jessie
Schulz Christian, manager William Haaker Co.,
116 California, r. 7 Mason
Schulz F., musician, r. 3 Polk
Schulz Frederick, cook, r. 1614 Jessie
Schulz Frederick, nurse, r. 511 Mason
Scbulz Frederick, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1310
Montgomery
Scbulz Frederick F., molder, r. W s Iowa bet Solano
and Butte
Scbulz George, r. 909 Kearny
Schnlz George, clerk C. F. Von Issendorf, r. NW cor
Fremont and Harrison
Schulz George T., cook, r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz Gustav, brewer, r. TSi^ Laugton
Scbulz Henry, groceries aad liquors, SW cor Geary
and Steiner. and SW cor Bush and Webster
Schulz Henry T., fireman S. P. Co , r. 1013 Alabama
Schulz Joseph M., horsesboer, SE cor Twenty-third
and Alabama, r. 1023 Oakland
Schulz Julius, baker, r. 1802 Mason
Schnlz Ludwig, r. 51 Third
Scbulz Max 8., r. 3 Polk
Schulz Paul, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schulz Paul E.. watchmaker David Cohen, r. 3 Polk
Scbulz Peter, liquor saloon. 642 Sacramento
Schulz R. Ernest, cashier Lilienthal & Co.. r. 2402
Post
Schulz Robert, wlgmaker. r. 1623 Powell, rear
Schnlz Wenzel. shoemaker. 114 Scott
Schulz William (Schulz & McCartney) r. 224 Kearny
Schulz William (William Schulz \- Son) r. 927 Grove
Scbulz William F.. shipping clerk Dodge, Sweeuey &
Co., r. 435 Jessie
Scbulz William fc Son (William and Charles A.
Schulz) carriase and wagon factory. 7ft5 Mission
Schulz «!t McCartney (William Schulz and
Samuel McCartneyl manufacturers silverware
and Importers platedware and cutlery, 513 Mar-
ket
Schulze Adolph, r. 1623 Folsom
Scbuize Albert, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 1251
Mission
Scbuize Arnold, oyster saloon, 43 Third, r. 726 How-
ard
Scbuize Charles F.. bookkeeper Bandmann. Nielsen
* Co.. r. 322 0'Farrell
Bcbuize Henry A. (Moore * Schulze) r. Oakland
ter 9. hulze. See Schultz. Schultze and Shnltz
Schulze-Negnvetirh W. D., clerk A. Schilling & Co.,
r. 326 O'Farrell
Schumacher Catherine, widow, r. 1112 Clay
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hotels for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WIHDOW SHADES, ETC,
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Schumacher Cbarlea, conk, r. f24 Stevrnaon
Schumacher Claus H., with Meyer. Wllion k Co., r.
115 H Valparaiso
Schumacher Ernest A. (Schumacher k JansMii) r.
25 Bartlett
Schumacher Ferdinand, clerk Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works, r. 1223 Plene
Schumacher Frank M., molder Eureka Foundry, r.
512 Howard
Schumncher Frederick, proprietor Two Broth-
ers' Saloon, 36 Stenart. r. 53 Minna
Schumacher Frederick, teamster, r Paraguay nr
Railroad Av
Schumacher George, butcher Frederick Katr, r. 627
Commercial
Schumacher Helena, domestic 2301 Geary
Schumacher Henry, saU-sman A. W. Stott, r. 501
Geary
Schumacher Henry, waiter Ablborn House
Schumacher Henry D., butcher, Trinidad nr Yazoo
Schumacher J. Henry, clerk Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 1223 Pien-e
Schumacher John, bartender W. A. Von der Mlenberg
Schumacher John, laborer, r. 74 Everett
Schumacher John, teamster A. Waldenmeler k Co..
r. Paraguay nr Yazoo
Schumacher Lorenz, cook, r. 1063 Mission
Schumacher Louis, secretary Cal. Barrel Co. and
Coast and River SS. Co., 323 Front, room 5. r.
1223 Pierce
Schumacher M., clerk, r. 501 Geary
Schumacher Margaret, widow, r. 26 Lewis, rear
Schumacher Michael W.. driver Omnibus RR.. r.
1615 M Howard
Schumacher Morris, real estate, r. 601 H Fell
Schumacher Peter, clerk Mansen k Hansen, r. 2012
Mission
Schumacher Relnhardt, teacher music, r. 919 Green-
wich
Schumacher Richard, cook, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Richard J., deputy County Clerk, r. K •
Tennessee nr Bntto
Schumacher Theodore, clerk William H. Bowe k
Co , r. NE cor Waller and Fillmore
Schumacher William, bottler Kobler k Van Bergen.
r. Aliimeda
Schuraa.her William H., batter, r. 1112 Clay
Schumacher <V Junwaen (Ernest A. Schumacher
and John J. Jans^en) proprietors The Homestead
GrociTy, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-first
tgr Hhiiiuncher. See Shoemuker. S.b'omaker and
Shoemaker
Schuman Lizzie, widow, dreasmaklng. 600 Jones
Schumnnn Adolph A., foreman Hueter Bros. * Co., r.
2305 Harrison
Schumann Adolph W. T., machinist J. Hammond k
Co.. r. 25)4 Welsh
Schumann August, salesman Held Bros, k Co.. r. 806
Geary
Schumann C capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Sihuniann (Catherine, widow, r. 10 Heron
Schiiiiiann Edward, helper Savage Son k Co., r. U
Clementina
Schumann Eilward. tanner, r 131H Florida
Schumnnn KoianucI, r. 448 Tehama
Schumann Emma. r. 805 Geary
Schumann Henry, bartemler. r. 2 Golden Gate Av
Schumann Leon. muHiclan. r. Ill Shipley
Srhnmann Mary, widow, r. 1318 Florida
Schumann Sarah, widow, r. 1724 Hntler
Schumann Sophia Mrs.. varlelles.NW corWcst MiMlon
and Rldl-y
SchnniHiin William H.. waiter, r. 124 Geary ^ „
Schnnder F-rdlnand, Janitor Saratoga Moalc Hall.
r. 814 Geary
Schuneman Albert. Ullor. .W Sixth
Scbunhoff Bnchard H.. clerk Mai Morgenlhau. r.
1205 Valencia
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809. 811. 813. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Si-liuuk Petor, r. 327 Cleinentina
Sihupbsik William A., butcher A. P. Wagner, r. 817
JI.-isou
Schupp R. E.. salesman J. L. White & Co., r. 409
Post
Schuppert Adam L., plumbing and gasfltting, 1206
Pacific
Schuppert August F.. carpet layer, r. 337 Ji Eight-
eenth
Schuppert Charles T., musician, r. 221 Waller
Schuppert M. Mrs., r. Glii Filbert
Schiir IT., laborer B. Dreyfus & Co.
Schurch Albeit, machinist M. A. Graham, r. 8
Pleasant
Schurch Aunic, widow, r. 8 Pleasant
Schiirer William, porter H;ias Bros., r. 2105 .Jones
Schussler Adolph (Hippmann & Scbussler) r. 1023
McAllister
SCHUSSLER BROTHERS
(Tobyainl Heury) inniiufacturei-s and
dealers frames, inirroi-s, eiiffraviiigs
and artists' materials, 37 Grant Av,
factory 716 Mission
Schussler Christian, hatter, 208 Montgomery Av, r.
503 Union
Schussler Frank, street sprinkler, r. 719 Valle.jo
Schussler Frederick J., lithographer, r. 719 Vallejo
Schussler George, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r.
San Mateo
Schussler George, waiter C. Nielson, r. 702 Vallejo
Schussler Henry (Schussler Bros.) r. 5tl McAllister
Schussler Herman, consulting engineer Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. ll.iO Franklin
Schussler J. & Co. (John Schussler and Jacob Gold-
man) teamsters, 107 Battery
Schussler John (J. Schussler & Co.) r. 541 McAllister
Schuisler M. & Co. i Michael Schussler and Frederick
H. Levyl jewelry, 104 Kearny
Schussler Michael (M. Schussler & Co.) r. 804 Fulton
Schussler Toby (Schussler Bros.) r. 541 McAllister
Schussler W. Mrs., widow, r. 719 Vallejo
SCHUSTER BROTHERS & GO,
(John, Joseph S. and Clement J. Schas-
ter) plumbers and grasfitters, importers
stoves and ranjves, and manufacturers
Mann's Patent Chimney, 306 Sutter
and 130 Third
Schuster Clement J. (Schuster Bros, k Co.) r. 211 Sev-
enteenth
Schuster Frederick, proptr Kailroad Brewery, 427
Valencia
Schuster Henry W., bakery, 320 !«5 Fifth
Schuster John (Schuster Bros. & Co.) r. 30fi Sutter
Schuster John, porter W. R. .\llen, r. 1604 Stevenson
Schuster Joseph F. (Schuster & Marshall) r. 212
Drumm
Schuster .Joseph S. (Schuster Bros. & Co.) r. 211 Sev-
enteenth
Schuster Paul F., brewer Railroad Brewery, r. 427
Valencia
Schuster & Marshall (Joseph F. Schuster and Frank
.Marshall) liquor saloon, 212 Drumm
Schuter George, fireman, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Schutt Charles, expressman, 642 Mission, r. 1762 Har-
rison
Schutt Detlef , shoemaker Samuel Stemberg, r. 116
Prospect PI
Schutt Henry, clerk Marx Bros., r. SW cor Twenty-
third and Shotwell
Schutt Herman, clerk Peter H. Janssen, r. NE cor
Church and Clipper
Schutt John H., clerk John H. Mehrtens, r. W s Doug-
lass nr Eighteenth
Schutt John H., restaurant keeper, r. W s Douglass nr
Eighteenth
I Schutte A., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg Co., r. 106
Eighth
Schutte Dieilrlch(Brumuud & Schutte) r. 7 Albion Av
Hchutte John H., student, r. l'i(i Shotwell
Schutte Louis, salesmau Justinian Claire, r. 19 Pearl
Schutte William, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Mnfg
Co. r. lOU Eighth
K/" Schutte. See Schutt and Shute
Schutter Edmond O., with Boericke & Schreck, r.
320 Ellis
Schuiz Adolph, r. 627 Post
Schutz C. , pantryman stinr Alameda
Schutz Charles B. Mrs., boarding, 201 Taylor
Schutz David, upholsterer, r. 444 Braunan
Schutz Julius J., bookkeeper Haas Bros., r. 1017 Bu-
chanan
Schutz Rosa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 627 Post
Schiitz Rudolph F., shoemaker Emil Alkus, r. 988
Howard
Schutz William L., cashier Eppinger & Co., r. 33
Fifth
Schutze Frederick, salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 1705
Baker
Schutze Johanna, widow, r. 821 California
Schutze Mary Miss, teacher, r. 821 California
Schuur Henry, bartender John H. Schuur. r. 606
Lombard
Schuur John H., restaurant, 125 Montgomery Av, r.
()14 Lombard
Schuur Thomas, salesman, r. 1052 Howard
Schuur William J., steward, r. 533 Post
Schuyler Charles E , r. 410 Jones
Schuyler David H. (Cowen. Porter & Co.) r. Phila-
delphia
Schuyler F., civil engineer, r. 610 Folsom
Schuyler Tliomas J., secretary James V. Cole-
man, and Angel's Quartz Mining Co., 42-43 Nevada
Block, r. 905 Sutter
Schwaarcke Charles C, bakery, 500 Hayes
Schwab Andrew, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Schwab C. N., salesman Koseubaum & Co.,r. Oakland
Schwab George, compositor Examiner, r. 1411b Mason
Schwab George, shoemaker, r. 915 Post
Si-hwab H., tailor, r. 724 Mission
Schwab Joseph, baker, r. 535 M Stevenson
Schwab Lissette, widow, r. 672 Harrison
Schwab Mary, widow, r. Twenty-fifth nr Florida
Schwab Max (F. Krouenberg & Co.) r. 515 Franklin
Schwab William, string musical instrument maker,
r. 317)^ Hayes
e^" Schwab. See Shorb
Schwabacher Abraham (Schwabache Bros.) 319 Cali-
fornia
Sch>vabacher Brothers (Abraham, Louis and
Sigmund) commission merchants. 319 Californi*
Schwabacher Lewis, r. 1025 Geary
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher & Salts) r. 2110
California
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Bros.) r. 1820 Clay
Schwabacher Sigmund (Schwabacher Bros.) and
president Stockton Milling Co., 319 California, r.
1309 Van Ness Av
Sch^vabacher & Salts (Louis Schwabacher and
James A. Salts) manufacturers Eagle flavoring ex-
tracts, spices, perfumery, salad oils, sewing ma-
chine oil, inks, mucilage, liquid blueing, etc.,
617-621 Brannaii, office 120 Front
Schwabe Hugo, clerk A. Schilling & Co.,r. 526 Pacific
Schwallie Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
Sch waltz Alexander, tailor, r. 7J^ Harriet
Schwamra M. & Co. (Matthaus Schwamm and John
M. Haubold) sausage mnfrs. 108 Sixth
Schwamm Matthaus (M. Schwamm & Co.) r. 727
Golden Gate Av
Schwan Frank, harnessmaker. 962 Folsom
Schwan Philip, brassworker A. Demandowski, r. 228
Pacific
1^" Schwan. See Swan
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST.. COK. THIRI>.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Marbl SI
HRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST.
Prodarera ortb«> only
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Schwanecke John, cook, r. 221 Fifth
Schwaner George, helper .John Wieland Brewing Co.
Schwauer Otto, jeweler, lOOlJ^ Valencia, r. 17 Twenty-
Berond
Schwsntner August, blacksmith, r. 207 Clara
Sobwark William K. H., liquor saloon, 766 Mission
Schwarke William (Kuhls, Schwarke & Co. r. 2439
Larkin
SchwartingG., r. New Atlantic Hotel
Sohwarting Henry, cook, r. lOH Pacific
Schwarting Henry, porter Germun Hospital
Schwarting J. Frederick, porter Tillniann & Bendel,
r. 512 Filbert
Schwartz Adolph. boots and shoes, 340 Kearny, r. 621
Powell
Schwartz A. J. D., barber stmr Alameda
Schwartz Albert, plumber and gasfltter, 400 Minna,
r. ;J71 Minna
Schwartz Albert W., clerk C. M. Foster & Co., r. 240
Sutter
Schwartz Alexander, laborer, r. SW cor Utah and
El Dorado
Schwartz Anna, widow, r. 1038 Golden Gate Av
Schwartz Annie Mrs., r. 728 Folsom
Schwartz August F.. carriage trimmer, r. 1074 Howard
Schwartz Benjamin F., traveling salesman Cerf,
Sch'.oss & Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Schwartz Bernard (Schwartz .V Nathan) r. 720 Hayes
Schwartz Bernard, tailor I. Cohn, r. 19 Caroline
Schwartz B- rtha Mrs., r. 772 Folsom
Schwartz Bertha Miss, milliner, r. 1105 Sutter
Scli-wartz Brothers (William. Samuel and Isa-
dore) commiiision merchants, 215 Sansome.room 2
Schwar'z Charle^, card writer, r. 533 Commercial
Schwartz Charles G.. r. 109 ?4 Freelon
Schwartz Claus (Schwartz, Husing k Meyer and
Schwartz .t Husing) r. 2205 M Mission
Schwartz Conrad, dairy produce, 32 California Mar-
ket, r. 1074 Howard
Schwartz Diedrich,r. S s Twenty-fourth bet Valencia
and Bartlett
Schwartz Ernst, sugar refiner, r. 231 Clara
Schwartz Eva, domestic 712 Post
Schwartz Frank, cooper, r. 15 McLea Court
Schwartz Fred., blacksmith, r. 365 Jessie
Schwartz H.Jfe Co. (Henry Schwartz) proptr S. F.
Turf Exchange, 411 J4 California
Schwartz Harold laborer, r. 54 Sierra
Schwartz Henry (H. Schwartz & Co.) r. 619 Eddy
Schwartz Henrv, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. Oak-
land
Schwartz Henry, clerk Rehfisch & Co., r. 1511 Geary
Schwartz Henry, collector, 9 Montgomery Block, r.
728 Folsom
Schwartz Henry, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 432 Natoma
Schwartz H. J. Mrs., widow, r. 25M Sumner
ScIi-wartz, Hnsin^ & Meyer (Claus Schwartz,
Kothye Husing and Albert Meyer) proprietors
Ensign Saloon, SW cor Market and East
Schwartz Hyman Kev., minister and mohel, r. 1511
Geary
Schwartz Isador, liquor saloons, 215 Montgomery Av,
and 630 Pacific, r. 1113 Taylor
Schwartz Isador, tailor, r. 14 Geary Court
Schwartz Lsadore (Schwartz Bros I r. 826 Turk
Schwartz Israel, clerk M. Schwartz, r. 206 Seventh
Schwartz Jacob, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co , r. 1712 La-
guna
Schwartz Jacob, clerk Golden Gate Hotel, r. 134
Fourth
Schwartz Jacob, tailor, r. 1038 Golden Gate Av
Schwartz Jacob, traveling salesman Nathan Honig, r.
117 Polk
Schwartz John F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Valencia
Schwartz John S., r. 100 Fifth
Schwartz Joseph, brewer St. Louis Brewery, r. 1526
Pacific Av
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¥OST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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617 Geary
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Schwartz Jnp. ph, butcher, r. 212 Flrn*
Schwartz Koffman, Hprond.hand cIothlDK, a\l Third
Schwartz L. Mrs , r 1712 Laguna
Schwartz L. Mrs , widow, r. 322 Turk
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing, 104 Third, r. 20(
Seventh
Schwartz Morris, jobber J
r. 30 Snuth Park
Schwartz Moses, merchant, r. 622 McAlliHter
Sihwartz P;;ulinp Mrs , bakery, .-jWh Fifth
Schwartz Peter, teamster, r. Tanners' Home
Schwartz Rhoda, widow, dressmaker, r. 600 Jonet
Schwartz Rudolph, laundrvinan,
Schwartz Samuel, r. 31k!< Third
Schwartz Samuel (Schwartz Bros.)
Obispo
Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 53 Second, r. 464 Sixth
Schwartz Samuel, tailor, 855 Market, i
Schwai'tz Simon, tailor, r. 956 Folsom
Schwartz William (Schwartz Bros.)
Obispo
Schwartz William, clerk Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 27 Sum-
ner
Schwartz William, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 407
Green
Schwartz .t Husing (C. Schwartz and R. Husing) gro.
ceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Eighteenth
Schwartz *: Nathan (GrangevUle, Cal.) office 13-15
Battery
1^" Schwartz. See Schwarz and Sehwarze
Schwartze Karl G., watchmaker, 524 Battery, r. 12
Glover
Schwarz A. S., dishwasher German Hospital I
Schwarz August, beer bottler, r. 308 Chestnut |
Schwarz B., watchniaker George Jordan, r. Alameda
Schwarz Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Baker and
Jefferson
Schwarz Edward A. D. (Scholler fc Schwarz) r. 139
Taylor
Schwarz George, fish ctirer. .527 Chestnut [
Schwarz Gustav (Schwarz * Foge) r. 2707 Miaslon
Schwarz Henry, clerk Quartermaster's dept U. 8. A.,
r. 2613 Post
Schwarz Hubert, stevedore, r. 29 Pacific '
Schwarz Joseph A., proprietor North Beach Brewery
and liquor saloon, NE cor Powell and CheMtnut.
r. 310 Chestnut
Schwarz Richard B., first officer Btmr Coos Bay, r. 1021
Lombard
Schwarz Valentine, laborer John Wleland Brewing
Co.
Schwarz William C, printer H. S. Crocket k Co., r.
cor Baker and Jefferson
Schwarz & Foge (Gustave Schwarz and Lafrenz Fogo)
billiard and liquor saloon, 1016 Market and M
Eddy
1^' Schwarz. See Schwartz and Sehwarze
Schwarz.hild Fenlitiand, deutlnt. HO:i MIkbIoh
Sehwarze Frederick J., clerk Joseph F. Srhlflden. r.
1903 P..lk .
Sehwarze Rosalie, widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarzler Martin, machtnlut, r. MInneaota bet SI-
erra and Nevada
Schwarzmanu Gustave, teacher niUBlr. r. IRISH Ml»-
Schwarzman Gustave Jr.. clerk freight auditor** of.
flee S. P. Co.. r. 18.50H Stevenson
Schwarzniann Max. furniture finlnber. r. 725 DrwinMi
SchwarzHchild Louis (Kelgenbaum k Co.) r. JOIl Bu-
chanan . . _
SchWHHB F , confectioner Franz Siebrecht. rCommer
Schwatka August C. compositor Examiner, r. HH
SchwebsT-I'.uis. cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Co.. r.
311 Seventh , .. -j ^
Schwegerle J. k Co. (John Srhwcgerle and Edward
Yung; hay and grain. 549 Fourth
s
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
& Co.. r. 1532
Si-bwefjerle John (J, Schwegerle & Co.) r. 551 Fourth
Sehweuiuau Joseph, tailor, r. 80;J Moutgoinery
Schweikert Albert, tailor, 717 MiBsion
Srhuoiin Henry, biiker, r. 634 Pacific
Schwcinle Louis, tailor, r. 16 Antonio
Schweitzer Alfred, clerk Schweitzer
Pacific
Schweitzer Benjamin, watchmaker, r. Humboldt
House
Schweitzer Bemhard (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 703 Leav-
enworth
Schweitzer C, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Sihweitzer Francis M., carpenter, r. 221 Waller
Schweitzer J, <Sc Co. (Jacob Schweitzer and
Isaac Levy) wholesale butchers, 519 Clay
Schweitzer .Jacob (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer Jacob, scavenger, r. cor Jefiferson Av and
Mercer, B. H.
Sch\5-eitzer John, porter J. 0. Bauer & Co., r. 721
Lombard
Schweitzer John, tailor, r. 9Zoe, rear
Schweitzer Joseph (J.C.Bauer & Co. and Bauer &
Schweitzer) r. 721 Lombard
Schweitzer Joseph, watchmaker Frederick Hofleng, r.
1007 Mission
Schweitzer Joseph H., salesman B. Levy & Sons, r.
1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer Maurice (Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1119 Post
Schweitzer Max L., commercial traveler, r. 1532 Pa-
cific Av
Schweitzer Mayer, r. 1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer Monroe, salesman Joseph Kosenberg, r.
1117 Post
Schweitzer Sebastian, brewer, r. Potrero Av bet So-
lano and Butte
Schweitzer Solomon, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,
r. 1532 Pacific Av
Schweitzer William, bookkeeper J. C. Bauer & Co.,
r. 721 Lombard
Schweitzer k Bauer (Joseph Schweitzer and J. Chris-
tian Bauer) proptrs Empire Malt House, 418-424
Chestnut, office 632 Sacramento
Scli-\veitzer <!(c Co. (Bernhard and Maurice
Schweitzer and Joseph S. Silverberg) importers
and jobbers fancy goods, 29-31 Battery
8^" Schweitzer. See Sweetzer, Sweitzer and Switzer
Schweizer Frederick, liquor saloon, 243 Second
Schweninger Anton, cook, r. 327 Day
Schwender Christian A., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Mnfjj Co., r. 603 Geary
Schwenger Christian A., clerk Tittel & Krueger r. 14
Railroad Av
Schwerd Gus, instrument maker Electrical Supply
Co.
Schwerdt Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1719 Stevenson
Schwerdt. Jacob (Indianapolis Furniture Co.) r.
1041 >^ Valencia
Schwerdt Peter, shoemaker, 1.52 Eddy, r. 112 J4 Turk
Schwerin Adolph (^. S.hwerin & Sons) r. 605 Clay
Schwerin Adolph E., clerk, r. 1532 Golden Gate Av
Schwerin August, clerk Edward Schwerin & Son, r.
330 M Twenty-fourth
Schwerin August, real estate r. 32 Sixth
Schwerin Charles, drayman, r. 421 M Brannan
Schwerin Edward (Edward Schwerin & Son) r. 330^
Twentv-fourth
Schwerin Edward Jr. (Edward Schwerin & Son) r.
3:10 V5 Twentv-fourth
SCHWERIN EDWARD & SON
(Ed^vard and Ed^vard Jr. ) manufac-
turers %vliite labor cijg^arg, 42 Market,
and cisrars and tobacco, iSTO'-i Mission
Schwerin Gustave, foreman Edward Schwerin & Son,
r. 330M Twenty-fdurth
Scli-»verin H. & Sons (Henry, Theodore and
Adolphi restaurant. 612 Clay, and dairy, San
Bruno Road nr Six Mile House
Schwerin Henry (H. Schwerin & Sons) r. San Bruno
Road iir Six Mile Uou'<e
Scliwerlu Henry, cigaruiaker, r. 330 )<S Twenty-fourth
Schwerin Henry W., clerk M. E. Hal.b. r. 900 Vallejo
Schwerin John A., waiter, r. 622^ Green, rear
Schwerin Theodore (H. Schwerin & Sons) r. 605
Clay
Schwerin William E., clerk, r. 2720 Mission
Schwerin William H., bookkeeper, r. 421)^ Brannan
Schweter Gustave, watchmaker A. Davis & Son, r.
1013 Clay
Schwiebert William H., wines and liquors, SW cor
Post and Fillmore
Schwiejer Henry, charcoal maker N. Ohlandt & Co., r.
Kentucky ur Nevada
Schwiers John F., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
916 Bush
Schwieting Adolph, shoemaker, r. 6 Clara Lane
Schwindt Henry W , foreman Bare Bros., r. 610 Ellis
Scliworm Michael, barber, 927 Pacific
Schymeinsky Michael, boots and shoes, 107 Seventh
Sciallero Eugene, r. 213 Prospect PI
Sciallero M. R., artificial flowers, 320 Kearny, r. 1329
Sacramento
Sciaroni Charles, liquor saloon, 621 Broadway, r. 9
Lafayette PI
Scobey Edward, waiter Peter Jorgensen, r. St. George
Hotel
Scobie James, contractor, r. 795 Stevenson
Scobie John, teamster, r. 206 Ritch, rear
Scodeletti Epaminonda L., chancellor Italian
Consul, r. 2305 Leavenworth
Scofield Amos, bricklayer, 234 Sixteenth
Scofield D. G., vice president Pacific Coast Oil Co.,
13 Pine, r. Alameda
Scofield Robert, laborer, r. 327 Bryant, rear
Scofield, Shurmer k Teagle, oil dealers (Cleveland,
Ohio) George Partri'lg& manager, 116 California
8^" Scofield. See Schofield
Scolari Valentino (Canevascini & Scolari) r. 125)4
Montgomery Av
8^ Scollay. See Scully
Scollin Francis B., shoemaker, r. 54 Thirteenth
Scollin George, miner, r. 458 Jessie
Scooffy Leonidas J., with A. M. Ebbets. r. 1018 Hyde
Scooft'y Martha J., widow, r. 1018 Hyde
Score George (Mack & Score) r. 551 Mission
Scorpion Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George
R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Scotchburn Robert G., mill dresser Pioneer White
Lead Works, r. 1312 Devisadero
Scotchler John J., commission merchant, office 318
Front, r. Oakland
Scotchler John M., clerk Scotchler & Gibbs, r. Oak-
laud
Scotchler Si Gibbs (Charles E. Gibbs) commis-
sion merchants, 318 Front
Scotchler Si Gottshall, real estate agents, Oak-
land, Berkeley and San Francisco, office 413
Montgomery
Scott A. C, r. 1316 California
Scott Abel F., r. 308 Leavenworth
Scott Albert J., porter local freight office S. P. Co.. r.
Oakland
Scott Albert W. (Scott & McCord) r. .305 Buchanan
Scott Alexander, watchman, r. 513 Shotwell
Scott Alexander F.. collector Oregon Coal and Navi-
gatiou Co., r. 1637 Ellis
Scott Alexander M., r. 1813 Vallejo
Scott Alfred, waiter L. Bagala, r. SE cor Twenty.
fourth and Folsom
Scott A. Lowndes, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co.. r. Oakland
Scott Andrew, jeweler, r. 1529 Golden Gate Av
Scott Arthur W., physician, r. 1020 Clay
Scott Bar Mill and Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Cal.)
J. B. Paulsen secretary, 40-41 Nevada Block
Scott Bernard, engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 925M Natoma
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
K.ICK HOUSE bi,ock:.
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of HartfoM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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WM. SESTON, Asst. Managet
HE BftNCROFT COMPANY l«.TKfT^
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Scott B. W., jeweler, r. 248 Fourth
Scott Charles, paluter, r. 415 Powell
Scott Charles. Heanian, r. 504 Davis
Scott Charles, sign paiuter, r. 26 Turk
Scott Chailes, stevedore, r. 6 Billings PI
Scott Charles A., salesman Steveuson & Longwlll, r.
Oiklaud
Scott Darid, deckhand stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Scott L)avld, Bteauiboatman, r. 9'21 Battery
Scott David B., machinist, r. 869 Market
Scott David L., foreman G. R. Lucy & Co.. r. 237
Twelfth
Scott Edmund E.. clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co.
Scott Edward, carnage washer Excelsior Stables, r.
921 Slitter
Scott Edward J., blacksmith, r. 26 Turk
Scott Edwin G., carpenter, r. 1034 Folsom
Scott E. J. Mrs., r. 28 Twelfth
Scott Eliza, widow, r. 1606 Powell
Scott Elizabeth, widow, r. 406 Sanchez
Scott Ella E. Mrs., r. 144 Filth
Scott Ellen, widow, r. 428 Natoma
Scott E. M. Mrs., r. 207 Valencia
Scott Emerson W., president Union Glass Co., 39-41
Merchant's ExchaDge, r. 743 Pine
Scott Florence J. Miss, electro-therapeutist, 619 Bush
Scott Frank, conductor Market Central KB., r. 1211
Fillmore
Scott Frank, driver, r. 132 Clipper
Scott George, master tug Neptune, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Scott George, chief engineer Btmr Tiburon, r. San
BHfael
Scott George, seal hunter, r. 715 Polk
Scott George Jr., printer, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Scott George H., blacksmith, 1413 Harrison, r. 230
Eleventh
Scott George R-, shipping clerk Lievre, Frlcke & Co.,
r. 332 Brannan
Scott George W.(Si88on, Crocker & Co.) and secretary
Jordan Valley Stock Co., Oregon Stock and
Butchering Co., and Truckee Ice Co., 202 San-
some, r. Oakland
SCOTT GUST A V A..eacHer
music, and org^anist Calvary Church
and Jewish Synagogue, r. 438 Eddy
Scott Harriet, widow, r. 1528 Jackson
Scott Harry W., sign painter, r. 332 Brannan
Scott Henry, r. 26 Turk
Scott Henry, sign painter, r. 2 O'Connell PI
Scott Henry H., deputy Collector Customs, r. 912
Pierce
Scott Henry T. , vice-president and treasurer
Union Iron Works, office NE cor Mission and
First, r. SW cor Clhv and Laguna
SCOTT HORACE V. general
commission merchant, 210-212 Bat-
tery, and (.John F. Nolan «& Co.) r.
1216 Washington
Scott Irving M., general manager Union Iron
Works, office NE cor Mission and First, r. 507
Harrison
Scott Isabella Miss, milliner, 538 Sixteenth
Scott James, r. 5«8 Mission
Scott James, bookkeeper P. McGlInn, r. 126 Fourth
Scott James, butcher, r. 421 Bush
Scott James, coachman, r. 1 Lewis
Scott James, commission merchant, and agent Booth
Ai Co. (Sacramento, Cal.) 405 Front, r. 424 Ellis
Scott James, expressman, r. 1419 Laguna
Scolt Jame.s, whitener, r. 417 Post, rear
Scott James C, bookseller and stationer. 22 Third,
and junction Market and Geary, r. 21154 Stevenson
Scott James C, sailmaker. r. Clipper nr Diamond
Scott James M., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 1711
Van Ness Av
Scolt James S., armorer, r. 324 Post
t & J, mm & CO,
JVIanufacturera of
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Scott James T., with Union Iron Worka, r. 519 Second
Scott Jesse E.. clerk, r. 412 Jones
Scott J Hurry, clerk \VillI..ni H. Porter, r. 114 Eddy
Sci'tt John, assayer, r. T.U Montgomery
Scott John, second officer stmr State of California, r.
303 Octavia
Scott John, joiner, r. 610 Sixth
Scott John, tailor, r. 612 Powell
Scott John A., salesman Dimham, Ctrrlgan k Hay-
den Co., r. Cosmos Club
Scott John J., carpenter, 620 Jones, r. W a Golden
Gate Avnr Wlllard
Scott John L., barber, r. 52)$ Louisa
Scott John O., liquor saloon, 665 Sacramento, r. 32J«
Rausch
Scott Joseph, fireman stmr State of California
Scott Joseph H., clerk J. C. Johnson k Co., r. 709
Polk
Scott Joseph W., salesman J. 0. Johnson * Co., r. 709
Polk
Scott Josephine Miss, school teacher, r. 1020 Clay
Scott J. B., r. 220 Eddy
Scott Laura Miss, r. 413 Bsrtlett
Scott Lemuel P., salesman C. B. Hawley.r. 2.36 Sutter
Scott Louisa B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 651 Broad-
way
Scott Lillie T. Miss, clerk law dept 3. P. Co., r. 2515
California
Scott M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2418 Pine
Scott M. A. Mrs., r. 331 Ellis
Scott Margaret A., widow, r. 1715 Webster
Scott Martin C, carpenter r. 1210 Pierce
Scott Mary, widow, r. 1429 Polk |
Scott Mary E., widow, r. IH.'iQ Stevenson, rear
Scott, McKean & Co. (William Scott) grocery broker*
and dealers Eastern oysters, 214 California
Scott O. G., superintendent The Whitney. Stand- |
ard and Oakland Transfer Co., 3-5 Commercial,
r. Oakland
Scott Paul E.. with Bank of California, r. Alameda
Scott P. M., acountant, r. 172H Lyon
Scott Richard, dishwasher, r. 415 Powell
Scott Robert, molder, r. 18>4 Hubbard
Scott Robert, salesmnn. r. 336 O'Farrell
S' ott Robert C. clerk License Collector, r. 1020 Clay
Scott S. M., snlesraan I. 8. VanWinkle & Co.. r. 715
Nineteenth
Scott Thomas, laborer Custom House, r. 317 Bush
Scott ThnniHS, marble polisher, r. 1213 Union
Scott Thomas A., carpenter, r. 1102 Seventeenth I
Scott Thomas M., clerk William L. Duncan, r. 1213
Union
Scott Thomas W., r. 5.5« Willow Av
Scott Thomas W , bond clerk Custom House, r. SOT
Tsvlor
Scott Timothy F. (Teele k Scott) r. 119 Cedar Av
Scott W., waiter stmr Griin«dii
Siott Walter, bookkeeper W. V. Tel, Co.. r. 6 Ridley
Scott Walter A., ^^horthand reporter Baker k Hamil-
ton, r. t'i09 Ellis
Scott Walter D., engineer stmr Garden City. r. M31
Grove
Scott Walter L.. clerk Hadley A: Doud, r. 2fl Twelfth
Scott W. E..r. 1016 Halght , . „ .^
Scott William (Scott. McKean* On.) r. 1445 Polk
Scott William, collector, r. 1910 McAllister
Scott Wllllain, Inborer. r. Manitoba nr Railroad At
Scott Williiini. seaman, r. 10 Prrrv
Scott Wllll«m G.. woodmolder Miller* Haiullton, r.
332 Hriiunsn
Scott William H , policeman, r, .131 Elllj.
Scott William H., packer Buckingham k Hecht, r. 117
Web-ter
S. ott William J., wrnpper Davis Bros., r. 41S Orove
Scott William W., molder Savage. Son k Co., r. 336
Scott'william W., porter Cal. Safe Dsposll and Trust
Co , r. 326 Montgomery
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Airent,
61 U California Street.
SCO
1056
SEA
W. W. IVZontague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers in
KXCr.ISII AND AMIUirOAN
Eno:>ii.«<i<', <i>litzo«l iiixl Plnln.
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Si'ott Wilsnn D. , polii-einnn. r. (iril Broadway
Scott Winfleia. chaplain U. S. A., Post Chapiuiu Angel
iBlaml
Scott Wiiifipld, with Eveuln-; Post. r. 1306 Pine
Scott iS; McCorrt (Albert W. Scott and John Mc-
Cord) bay and Rrain, Pier 21 Steuart
Scottish Hall, 105 Larkin
Scottisli Union and National Insurance
Co. (of Edinburtfb) Maubeim, Staples & Co. gen-
eral agents, 217 Sausoine
Scouler Bcn.iamm F., clerk Williams Bros. & Co., r.
1502 Pacitic Av
Scouler Edwin, optician H. Kahn & Co., r. 830 Val-
lejo
Scouler James, carpenter. 373 Natoma. r. 830 Vallejo
Scouler Jaiues K., photographer r. 1719 3^ Stevenson
Scovcrn Harry G., with Lebeubaum Bros., r. 12SM
Seventh
Scovern Stanley G., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
128 !< Seventh
Scoville John Jay, mining secretary. 59 Nevada
Block., r. 2223 Pacitic Av
Scow Albert, laborer, r. 522 Filbert
Scow Charles T., varnisher. r. 532 Fourth
Scow Nellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 532 Fourth
Scow Thomas, laborer, r. 1203 Union
Scranton Edwin, solicitor Examiner, r. 440 Third
Scripture Henry D. (Doyle. Galpin & Scripture) attor-
ney at law, 432 Montgomery, r. 130G Polk
Scrivener Artlinr, manager London and San
Francisco Bauk (limited) NW cor California and
Leidesdorff, r. Union Club
Scrivner John J. (Scrivner & Boone) r. 740 Guerrero
Scrivner & Boone (John J. Scrivner and John
L. Boone) attorneys at law, 320 California, rooms
12-14
Scroggy Alfred D., r. 17 Fair Oaks
Scudder John Jr., clerk local freight olfice S. P. Co.,
r. Alameda
Scndder Noali W., real estate agent, 503 CaU-
fornia, r. Petaluma, Cal.
Scudder William F., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r.
1926 Union
Scudder William H. Eev., pastor Plymouth Congre-
gational Church, r. 2117 Bush
Scuiion Charles, helper S. P. Gas Light Co , r. 10
Clementina
Scull Charles, carpenter, r. 518 Minna
Scully Ann, widow, r. IKSM Bush, rear
Scully Daniel J., glovemaker, r. 143 Third
Scully Eliza, widow, r. 309 Ivy Av
Scully James J., clerk N. H. Geerkens, r. 316 First
Scully Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1313 Sansome
Scully John, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 111}^ Minna
Scully John, hostler Fashion Stables, r.269 Stevenson
Scully John, longshoreman, r. 316 First
Scully John, steward, r. 627 Stevenson
Scully John E., clerk, r. 1223 J^ Bush, rear
Scully John F., machinist, r. 316 First
Scully John P.. butcher, 322 Polk, r. 215 Larkin
Scullv Lizzie, folder Clothing Dept U. S. A., r. 309 Ivy
At
Scully Maria Miss, r. 309 Ivy Av
Scully Patrick J., laborer, r. 19 Valencia, rear
Scully Patrick J., shoemakerPorter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 20 Stevenson Av
Scully Peter, p.iinter. r. 1124 Alabama
Scully Peter, wholesale wines and liquors, 401 Front,
r. 1128 Green
Scullv Thomas, salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
235 Oak
Scully Thomas E., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
1.511 Taylor
Scully Thomas M.. collector, r. 620 Larkin
Scully Timothy, liverv stable, 8 Carlos PI
•^ Scully. See Scollay
Scupham John R., mining expert, 306 Pine, rooms
1-2, r. Oakland
Scurlock John P., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. Oakland
Scurlock William D., cashier News Letter, r. 1514
Jones
Scurr George H., waiter, r. 551 Mission
Scutt H. B. & Co. (limited) A. J. Kobinson agent, 26
Beale
Sea Insurance Co. (limited, of Liverpool) Meyer,
Wilson & Co. agents, 210 Battery
8e;i Wall Grain Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey propri-
etors, NW cor Lombard and Siinsome
Sea Willi Hotel, N s Bay bet Dupont and Kearny
Seaberg Carl, sprinkler La Grande Laundry
Seaberg Edward A., master mariner, r. 432 Pulton
Scabrook Henry laborer Am. Sugar Setinery, r. Oak-
SEABURG CHARLES F.
caterer and purveyor, 30(i Hyde
Seaburv Louis, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
332 Main
Seabury W. B., master stmr City of Bio de Janeiro, r
Berkeley
Seagnive Edward P., clerk Post Office, r. Bernal
Heights
Seafren Reinhold, cigarmaker J. W. R. Lytgens, r.
916 Howard
Seal of Nevada Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) J. J.
Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Seal Rock House, N. Hochguertel proprietor, Ocean
Beach
Seal Sarah Mrs., medium, 108 Sixth
Seale Samuel, butcher stmr Starbuci ^
Seale Thomas, r. 2105 California
Seale Thomas W., fruits and vegetables, 833 Fif-
teenth
Sealy M., patent agent, r. 229 Sixth
Sealy Richard, stock clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co,,
r. Alameda
Seaman Gejrge M., clerk, r. 65^ Golden Gate Av
Seaman James H., clerk 0. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 707 Clementina
Seaman Louis, fisherman, r. Broderick bet Jefferson
and Tonquin
Seaman Samuel, porter, r. 72 Jessie
Seaman Samuel S., carpenter, r. 928 Twentieth
Seaman William, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 432
Fulton
Seaman William F., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 919
Eddy
Seamans Job M., watchmaker and optician, 19 Mont-
gomery, r. 609 Pine
Seamen's Landlord's Mutual Association, Henry Wil-
son secretary, office 525 Front, room 3
Seamon Augustus, clerk, r. 155 Natoma
Seamon Kate Mrs., liquor saloon, 726 J« Howard
Searby William M., druggist, 859 Market, r.
1717 Eddy
Searell Allen, miller Browning & Jessup, r. 54 First
Searey Thomas M., blacksmith Tatum & Bowen, r.
432 Clementina
Searight Beath P., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1005 Clay
Searight Lizzie, widow, r. 408 M Waller
Searing Asa B., teamster Reno k Delanoy, r. 35 Clara
Searing Carrie, domestic 327 Clementina
Searing Green, teacher dancing, r. 1222 Polsom
Searing Henry L., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 506
Brannan
Searing Matthew G.. r. 1222 Folsom
1^" Searing. See Siering
Searkes David, r.4.50 Jessie
Searle Alviu C, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r.
San Leandro
Searle Charles, clerk Bode & Haslett, r. 1018 McAllis-
ter
Searle Eliza Miss, artist, r. 923 Geary
Searle George (E. B. Deane & Co.) and clerk Savage
Mining Co., r. 1902 Baker
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
lEH'S FUENISHIHe GOODS,
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manntaccarers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St
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WAShlNGTON ST.
Proters Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
10o7
SEE
Bearle Henry L., uiauager Occidental Laundry, r.
2702 Lacuna
Bearle Jmnes J.. a(;ent National Life Ins. Co., 406 Cal-
ifornia, r. 2-J14 Sutter
Searle John Mrs., widow, r. 1018 McAllister
Searle Richard A., patteruinuker Golden State aud
Miners' Iron Works, r. 2530 Mission
Bearle Robert R., master stiur City of New York
Sesrles Henry W., corniceniaker, r. 901 Twentieth
Searles James W., clerk Will & Finck, r. 5.:0 Bush
Searles Robert (Searles & Stone) r. 711 Jones
Bearles Thomas H., carriage painter H. B. Schiudler,
r. 622 Filbert
Searles William A., periodicals and stationery
depot, Yankee notions aud cutlery, C02 Montgom-
ery, r. 6 Hollie
t-earlea William .■V. Jr., with Bank of California, r. G
Hollis
Searles & Stone (Robert Searles and Charles B.
Stonel commission merchants and agents Hum-
boldt Steamship Co., 304 California
Searls Carlos E., clerk, r. 834 M Vallejo
Searls F. P., Mrs., r. 834 )i Vallejo
Searls Frank P., r. 8.34 J^ Vallejo
Searls Niles, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Call-
fornia, chambers 121 Post, r. The Beresford
Sears Benjamin W., master mariner, oflace 203 Front,
r. Alameda
Sears David S., r. 1039 Folsom
Sears Frank S., furniture finisher, r. 310 Green
Sears Henrv, attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms 1-2, r.
Oakland
Sears Herman B. Jr. (Harmon * Sears) r. Oakland
Sears Herman V., office 325 Montgomery, room 31. r.
Oakland
Sears Isabella M., widow, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Sears John, laborer, r. 6 Tehama
Bears John P., lodgings. 627 California
Sears Louis, tailor, r. 444 Clementina
Sears Michael G. (Sears & Foley) r. 25 Howard Court
Sears W'llliam H. (Whittemore & Sears) attorney at
law, 318 Pine, rooms 18-20, r. San Leandro
Sears William M., liquor saloon, 767 Market, r. 528
Twenty-third
Sears & Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley)
liquor saloon, NW cor Washington aud East
Seary Bridget, widow, r. 14 Geneva
Seary Elizabeth, widow, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Seary John, laborer, r. 14 Geneva
Seary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 432 Clementina
Seary Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Geneva ^
Sea Side Gardens, Hawkins & Walterstein proptrs,
E s Baker bet Jeflerson and Beach
Seastedt A. tte Co. (A. Seastedt) gilders and pic-
ture frame manufacturers, 538 Sacramento
Seastedt Alexander (A. Seastedt & Co.) r. 535 Union
Seastream 8. Victor, bartender, r. 6 Emmet PI
Seaton Daniel ]>I., attorney at law, 419 Califor-
nia, rooms 11-13, r 614 Capp
Seaton George M., clerk ^tna Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
Beaton Horace H., capitalist. 328 Montgomery, room 24
Beaton John, etairbuilder Long & McMahon, r. 28
Hawthorne
Seaton Matthew S., liquor saloon, SE cor Honduras
and Kentucky
Beaton Thomas, seaman, r. 411 Brannan
Beaver Euphemia L., widow, r. 157 Seventh
SeaverO. W., r.506 Fourth
Seaver W. A., office 10 Front, r. Lick House
Seaver Willinm, fireman, r. 305 Fremont
Seavert Ferdinand, waiter, r. Elcho House
Seavey Angelina, widow, r. 804 Jones
Seavey Edgar C. traveling salesman F. Toplitz & Co.
Seavey Hiram B., carpenter, r. 819 Howard
Seavey Otis L., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 519 O'Farrell
Seaward Horatio, clerk, r. 1506 O'Farrell
Seaward John A., water tender P. M. SS. Co., r. 1144
Folsom
W.&UM&CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
£41 to e47 l.!A?.EET STTwEET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
KOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
Seaward Rudolph, dgarmaker. r. xjs Howard
Seaw. 11 H.nry W., artist, r. 1615 Gongh
Seawell James M., attorney at law, 217 aansome
r. 1615 Gough
«E7- Seawell. See Sewell
Sebastian John C, cooper, r. S s Green nr Baker
Sebastian Weaver, capitalist, r. Ahlborn Uoumi
Sebeliu John C, cook, r. 465 Xi Minna
Sebc lie Theodore, pressman UcuderHon i Co r 2627
Sutt.r
Sebestian Thomas, tailor, 131(4 Eleventh
Sebree William E., carriages, office 809 Market r C35
Golden Gate Av
Bebriug D. H., carpenter S. P. Co., r. '2327 Howard
Sebring L. D. Mrs., lodgings, TMH McAllister
Secchi G., painter, r. 7oo Broadway
Second African M. K. Church, Rev. John
Pointer pastor, W s Powell bet Jackson and H*.
SEcId artillery RE6IMENT BAND
N. G. ('. (or Golilen Gale Park Hunili
John Bree leafier. I. C. Com(ln biiHineaa
manaffer, office 3:i Kearny, room 5
Second New Jerusalem Churcit, Rev. Juseph
Worcester pa.stor, Druid's Hal), 413 Sutter
Second Street House. 115 Second
Second Street Wharf, foot of Second
Second United Presbyterian Church, Rev.
T. B. Stewart pastor, Guerrero bet Twenty-sec-
ond aud Twenty-third
Secor Brothers (Luther A. aqd William A.)carpenter«
and builders, 668 Howard
Secor Herbert F. (Barry & Secor) r. 1636 Howard
Secor Luther A. (Secor Bros.) r. 245 Eighth
Secor P. C. Mrs., r. 245 Eighth
Secor William A. (Secor Bro'i.) r. '245 Eighth
Secord Elijah, farrair, r. 2123 Larkin
Secord John, r. 613 Natoma
Secord John, selector R A. Swain & Co., r. 2108 Polk
Secret Service Division U. S., office U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Bldg
Secstrom Andrew, cigars and tobaico, 404 PaciQc
Seculovlch Peter T., real estate, r. 3'241 Mission
Security Insurance Co. (of New Haven, Conn.)
Mailliard .\; Dickson. 405 California
Security Savlnifs Ilaiik, Jerome Lincoln presi-
dent, Winfield S. Jones, vice-president, 8. Leon- I
ard Abbot Jr., secretary, 2'28 Montgomery |
Seddinger John, storekeeper stinr San Pablo ,
Sedgley Rosetta A., widow, r. NW cor Bryant and
Santa Clara
Sedgley Walter I., r. 625 >« Shot well I
Sedgwick Benjamin, engineer, r. 117 Vallejo I
Sedgwick James, carpenter P. M. SS. Co.. r iM Turk
Sedgwick John, freight agent S. P. C. Ry., r. lOUO Van
Ness Av I
See Eugene D., gripman Market St. BR., r. Terminal I
Hotel I
See Valentine, bakery. 762 Brannan
Seebs J. Henry, liquor saloon, 62y Montgomery, r. fl
Montgomery Av
Seeba John, bartender J. Henry Seeba, r. 6 Mont-
gomery Av I
Seeba Metta Mlas, r. 6 Montgomery Av
Seebach Peter, liquor saloon aud lodging*,
sion
Seebe M., r. 424 Sansome
Seeber C. G. Mrs., diessmaker, r. 107 Oak
Seebold Henry C. fruit picker, r. WT Howard
Seed W.. seaman stnir San Jose
Seegelken Uiedrich J., clerk L« Count Br<.».,
Bush
Seegelken Dora, widow, r. 1602 Bunh
Seegelkcn Henry J., bookkeeper Ana KUk, i
Larkin
Seegelknn H. J. Mra., embroidery and itamplDg, 8IHH
Larkin
707 MIt-
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1058
SEI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
niroitri-.Ks of
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Seeder AuRust, groceries and hardware, '2133 Fill-
more
Seeger C. E. F., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
Alameda
Seeuer Christopher, butcher Jacob Bender, r. 1020
Howard
Seeder Emll, cellarman ChicaRO Brewing Co.
Seeger Frederick, cement worker, r. 1690}^ Bush
Seeger M., r. 46() Tehama
Seeger William J., cook, r. 114 William
&r Seeger. See Seegers and Seger
Seegers George, confectionery, 1317Dupont
Seegers Henry, waiter J. A. Shepston & Son, r. 20
Prospect PI
Seegers John F. (Seegers & Schnackenberg) r. 541
Natoma
Seegers & Scbnackenberg (John F. Seegers and John
H. Scbnackenberg) groceries and liquors, 541
Natoma
fl®~ Seegers. See Siegers
Seekamp George, musician, r. 7!1 Filbert
Seekamp George Jr., jeweler A. L. Ott. r. 711 Filbert
Seekamp Heury, musician, r. 2111 Mason
Seeke Adolpb, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Seeland Otto, laundrymau La Grande Laundry
Seeley Charles M., physician, 809 Leavenworth
Seeley Charles P., bricklayer, r. 543 Seventeenth
Seeley C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1002 Powell
Seeley F. H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Washington
Hotel
Seeley John W., shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 8 Turk
Seeley Martha Mrs., r. 415 Post
8^ Seeley. See Seely and Seley
Seeli Gaspar (Klaas & Seeli) r. '/321 Webster
Seelig Albert, cigars and tobacco. 36 Second
Seelig Gabriel H. (Brodek, Seelig & Co.) r. 1515
Gough
Seelig George H., tailor, r. 17 J^ Harriet
Seelig John, bartender, r. 988 Howard
Seelig Simon T., salesman, r. 430 Golden Gate Av
e^" Seelig. See Selig
Seeligsohn Abe, editor The Jewish Progress, 608 Sac-
ramento, r. .520 Van Ness Av
Seeligsohn Michael, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r.
501 Geary
Seeligsohn Selig M.,traveline salesman Simon, Jacobs
& Co., r. 501 Geary
Seeligsohn Solomon, assistant bookkeeper Buyer &
Keich. r. 501 Geary
Seelmeier John B . peddler, r. 20 Moulton
Seely Frank, r. 1315 ^ Webster
Seely John A., proptr Mission House, 2336 Mission
Seely M. J., mnfr nove tie."!, r. Ill Minna
e^ Seely. See Seiley and Seley
Seeman Charles L., liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
California, r. 912 Clay
Seemiin D. H.. r. 24 Turk
Seeaian William, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
Colma Station
B^" Seeman. See Seaman
Seemann C, conductor Cal. St. EK., r. 1428 Califor-
nia
Seemann K. H., upholsterer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 22 Turk
Seery Bridget, domestic 819 Bush
Seery Peter, hostler, r. 911 Sansome
Seery Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Seery Thomas, laborer, r. cor Mission Boad and
Onondaga Av
8^ Seery. See Seary
Seffer Chrlotopher M., restaurant, 1411 Polk, r. 1415
Polk
Seffer Trefoine M., restaurant, 438 Hayes, r. 403
Hayes
Sefriu Frederick, machinist, r. 1808 Post
Snfton John, machinist, r. 541 Fourth
Sefton Stephen, stevedore, r. 12 Clay
Seg. Bildier and Mides Consolidated Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Nev.) E. B. Holmes secretary, 4 Nevada
Block
Segale Giovanni, scavenger, r. E s Dolores bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Segale John, scavenger, r. 12 Union PI
Segale Joseph, longshoreman, r. 14 Union PI
Segale Paolo, scavenger, r. 14 Union PI
Segarini Lorenzo, marble polisher, r. II Boardman PI
Segelcke William F. E. (Segelcke & Gerkeu) r. 22 Turk
Kejfelcke Hi Gerkeii (William F. E. Seg«acke and
William Gerken) proprietors Turk Street Hotel,
22-24 Turk
Segelke Adolpb D., hotel solicitor, r. 815M Howard
SegelUe Herman (Segelke & Cornelius) and groceries
and liquors, SE cor Howard and Twelfth, r.
104 Twelfth
Segelke k Cornelius (Herman Segelke and Ferdinand
H. Cornelius) groceries and liquors, 1700 Howard
Segelken Louise, widow, r. 72 Everett
beger Anne, widow, r. N s Channel bet Ninth and
Tenth
Seger Henry J., teamster, r, 702 Laguna
B^ Seger. See Seeger »
SegerMtrom Victor, tailor, r. 35 Jessie
Segesser John U., machinist Am. Biscuit Co., r. 23
John
Segesser Peter (Fritschi & Segesser) r. 613 Powell
Seggerson John, groceries and liquors, 670 Clementina
Segord James, stevedore r. 40 Clara
Segregated Belcher Mining Co., George D.Edwards
secretary, 414 California
Segregated Rock Island (Storey Co., Nev.) W. H. Wat-
son secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Segrue John, laborer, r. 537 Seventh
Seguine Brent, driver Champion Soap Factory, r. NE
cor El Dorado and Rhode Island
Sebpr William, watch crown maker, r. 416 Second
Seib Herman C, teacher music, r. 1227 Pine
Seibel Conrad, r. 507 Laguna
Seibel Frederick W., butcher Philip Seibel. r. 921
Lombard
Seibel Oscar, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Seibel Philip, butcher, 59-60 Washington Market, r.
San Rafael
Seibel Philip H., with John S. Knowlton, r. San
Rafael
B^ Seibel. See Seipel
Seiberlich Benedict J., traveling salesman A. Seiber-
lich's Sons, r. 317 Jones
Seiberlicl^Edward H. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Russ
House
Seiberlich Francis X. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Phila-
delphia
Seiberlich Frederick F., laborer, r. S s Sierra bet
Georgia and Louisiana
Seiberlich J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Seiberlich Joseph, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 114 Dor-
land
Seiberlich Mngdalen, widow, r. 114 Dorland
Seiberlich Thomas W. (A. Seiberlich's Sons) r. Phila-
delphia
Seiberlich's Sons A. (Francis X., Thomas W. and Ed-
ward H.) mnfrs boots and shoes, 117 Pine
Seidel Emily, domestic 236 San Jose Av
Seidel Frederick E. soap mnfr, San Bruno Road nr
Ten eri fife
Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 173^ Fourth
H^" Seidel. See Seidl and Seydel
Seidemanu Oscar, manager Belfast Ginger Ale Co., r.
1809 Union
Seidenberg George, liquor saloon, 1018 Kearny
Seidenberg Harris, tailor Samuel Schwartz, r. 12 H
Harriet
Seidenberg Louis, assistant manager Cal. Associated
Press, 3112 Montgomery, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Seider George, cabinet maker, r. 22S Elm Av
Seider Katherine, bakery and varieties, 718>(i Franklin
MANN & BENEDICT,
SDCCESSORS TO
C. C. HASTINaS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
A.XCK HOUSE B1.0CK.
THE urn Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOK, Asst Manager.
THE BANCROFT COfflPANY
V21
MARKET ST.
1 FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPK.
SET
1059
SEL
Seidkln Abrani, fruits, etc., teriuiuuB P. and O. RR.
Seldl Joseph (Seidi * Kotger) r. «U Golden Gate Av
Seidl it Rotger (Joseph Seidl and Edward Rotifer)
candv luufrs, 190 SteveuKon and 3U7 East
1^ Seidl. See Seidel and Seydel
Seifert Amill Mrs., confectionery, First Av nr Ful-
walter Franz Siebrecht, r. 722)4
Seifert Charles F
Steven.son
Seifert George L., upholsterer Frledrlchs & Gercke,
r. Oakland
Seifert Oswald, waiter A. Volz & Bro.. r. 310 Waller
SeiflfiTt Frederick, baker, r. OOfJM Nineteenth
Seitfert Paul, polisher Benj. Curtaz .\c Son
Seifried Edward, gilder, r. 10 Dale PI
Seifried Frederick J., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 72.5 Polk
Seifried William, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 10
Dale PI
Seigel Oscar, Iron worker Gal. Wire Works, r. 512
Bush
10^ Seigel. See Siegel and Segel
Seiger Herman, musician, r. .5.i6 Fifteenth
Seigtr William, cook, r. 114 William
Seiguouret Louis, grainer, r. 612 Broadway
Seller Adolph, cook, r. 1219 Mi.ssion
Seller D. Mrs., widow, r. 30:i Mason
Seller Frank, steward J. A. Shepatou & Son, r. 5 Cen-
tral PI
Seiler Herman, gents' furnishing goods, 506 Kearny,
r. till Taylor
Seiler Hulda Mrs., r. 18 Clinton Park
Se ler Laurent, cook, r. 1219 Mis.sion /
Seiler M. & Co. (Max Seiler and Jacob Lewkowitz)
tailors and dressmakers' trimmings, 22 Stockton
Seiler Max (M. Seiler & Co.j r. 303 Mason
Seiler Paul, superintendent and manager Cali-
fornia Electrical Works, 35 Market, r. Oakland
Seiler R. Mrs., widow, r. 913 Natoma
l»" Seiler. See Ceiler and Zeller
SelUer Robert E., machinist Phelps Mnfg Co., r. IBJi
Folsom Av
Seims John, liquor saloon, 545 First
Seiner John, r. 307 J4 Chestnut
Sejp Alfred, ropeman The John A. Robeling's Sons
Co.
Seip F. W., conductor Geary St. RR. r. 1513 Geary
Seip Henry F. , manager The Mirror Saloon, 210
Kearny, r. 206 Hermann
Seip S. Mrs., metaphysician, 1228 Market
Seipel Charles, butcher, r. 2302 Mission
Seipel Conrad, gardener Union Square
a»- Seipel. See Seibel
Seipp Courad, porter Bode & Haslett, r. 615 Green-
wich
Seipp Jacob, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 615
Greenwich
Seiratto J., dyer S. F. Pioneer Wool Factory
Seisac August, baker, r. 1524 Dupont
Seitz Carl F. Jr., presser F. Toplitz & Co., r. 528)4
Geary
Seitz Charles, chicken ranch, William nr Henry, U.
M. T.
Seitz Christian F., upholsterer Clemens Haynert, r.
h\^ Ellis
Seitz David H., machinist Atlas Iron Works. William
Tell House
Seitz Dora, widow, r. 515 Ellis
Seitz Henry J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
515 Ellis
Sfltz John, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 2731 Bryant Ay
Seitz William, waiter Griieu Jt Zinkand
Seiz Albert, caterer Concordia Club, 102 O'Farrell
Sekofsky Louis, peddler, r. 416 Fifth
Sekora Franz, chicken ranch, N s Sweeney nr San
Bruno Road
Selander Charles, ship steward, r. 613 Davis
Selby Elijah, carpenter, r. 565 Stevenson
IN THK
EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SPKci.M, 1)i;.si<;ns in
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Selby George, vocalist Tlvoll Opera Houke r. 118
Eddy
Selby Joseph V., salesman Dunham, Carrlgan h. Hiv-
dcn Co., r. East Ouklaud
Selby Pt-rcival W. (Ath.rton h Selby) r. Menlo Park
Selby Prentias, superintendent Stll.y Smelling
aiid Lead Co., 416 .Montgomnry, r. Oakland
Selby Smeltiiij; au<l Lend Co., I'nntiK* Selby
superintendent, shot tower SK cor Howard and
First, smelting works Vallejo Junction iContra
Costa Co.) assay and general office 416 Montgom-
ery
Selby Thomas H. Mrs , widow, r. 2119 Buchanan
Selby Thomag H. <S( Co. (see Austin .V Phelpn)
Seldeu Miles C, copyist Recorder's Office, r. 618
Geary
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline & Co., r. 1322 Webster
Seldner Philip, r. 1524 Webster
Seley Grace .Miss, bookkeeper James H. Barry, r. 410
Goiigh
Seley Isabel Miss, lace worker, r. 410 Gough
Seley Mary A., widow, r. 410 Gough
8^ Seley. See Seeley and Seely
Self Endowment Life Security Association of the
United States. F. M. Freuud secretary, office 10S2
Market
Selfridge Edward A. (George W. Gibbs 4 Co.) r. 2615
California
Selfridge Frank C. clerk Madison & Burke, r. 2438
Jackson
Selfrid;ie Robert F., blackamith, 2107 Polk, r. 2309 \
Polk ;
Selheimer Edward B., mattressmaker, r. 106)4 Turk !
Selheimer Jennie E. Miss, salislady, r. 10i;)4 Turk
Selheimer Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 10 ".)4 Turk
Selheimer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker, r. 100)4 Turk \
Sellg Abraham, merchant, r. 716 .McAllister
Selig Benjamin (J. S.-lig * Co.l r. 826 Mission
Selig David, clerk, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Isaac, gent's furnishing goods, 218 Kearny, r.
1201 Gouah
Selig Isidor, bookkeeper, r. 1302 Folsom
Selig J. J(; Co. ( luliu.s and Benjamin Selig) butchers,
1602 Market
Selig Julius (J. Selig & Co.l r. 826 .Mission
Selig Julius, bookkeeper J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 836
Mission
Selig Ko.'^snth. printer, r 13 Hyde
Selig L & Co. (Louis Selig and Moses Koppel) dgtra
and tobaci o, NW cor Bush and Kearuy
Selig Louis (L Selig & C ..) r. 8.!6 Mission
Selijsr ni., wholesale and retail millluery. 46 Oeary,
r. 1419 Geary
Sflig M irks, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Moses, butcher, cor Market and Hayea, r. 836
Mission
Selig Nathan, copyist Recorder's Office, r. RJrt Mlaaioo
Scllg Philip, clerk Straus .^ Levy. r. 13 Uyd«
Seliii Samuel A., barber, 609 Larklu
Selig Samuel S. bookkeeper Jacob Uuna & Co.. r. 13
Hyde
Selig Sillgman, r U19 Qeary
(»- Selig. SeeSeellg
Seliirman Maurice II., proprl'tor Lono Star
Bazaar. 112 McAlllsler, r. UMI M.-AlllPter
Seligman .Moses, attorney at law. 425 .Moutgomery, r.
523 O'F.irr. II
ScligMiBiin Frank, merchant, r. 426 Orcen
Selineri G , scivengir. r. 725 Fllb- rt
Seling.r Alexander M.. fruits, 8E cor Biiah and
Krnrny, r. 2M St.-venson
Si-lk Charles, groceries and llquom. S.'Si Jcaala
Selkirk A. A. M-«.. 1) .Hnling, H'.tO Pine
Selkirk W. A., coll. ctor Slate Hoard Harbor C.
sloncrs. r. 899 Pine
Sell E.lwardN. st»>rl>iilld. r Henry M. Fn»rk
Sel' Herman, pantryman Loum M.-yer. r Ik,^
Sell J.ihn, clerk, r. 316 Fourth
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Ojifii Kiro - Pljice Triininiiij;*
Ji SptMiulty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sell W. K., bookkeeper AlvinzB Hay ward, r. Berke-
ley
Soil William, painter, r. 213 Mason
Sellniuler Frederick, eugineer Btuir Alameda, r. Oak-
land
Selleok CharleR H., teamster Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 5U() Third
Selleik Edward J., r. Noe bet Liberty and Twenty-
first
Selleck G. W. Mrs. (Williams & Selleck) r. 109 M Ellis
Selleck Hugh H., clerk J. J. Mack Jfe Co., r. 1104
Powell
Selleck Jacob, boots and shoes, 927 Market, r. 11 Oak
Selleck Joseph E., r. 506 Third
Selleck S. Mrs., r. 2010 Pierce
Seller A., cook Palace Hotel
Seller Bros. & Co. (Jacob H., Frederick and Henry
Seller) stoves and tinware, 110 Battery
Seller C, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Seller Charles, painter, r. W s California Av nr Twen-
ty-ninth, B. H.
Seller Frederick (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Ness
Av
Seller Frederick, commercial traveler, r. 40!^ Geary
Seller George, with John G. lis., r. 333 Vallejo
Seller Henry (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Ness Av
Seller Jacob H. (Seller Bros. & Co.) r. 421 Van Ness
Av
Seller James, clerk, r. 804 3<5 Larkin
Seller James, salesman Keane Bros., r. Oakland
Seller Louis, cook Palace Hotel
Seller Michael, r. 727 Folsom
Seller Sauford, bookkeeper Seller Bros. & Co., r. 421
Van Ness Av
Sellers Jamt s C, painter, whitener and paper banger,
109 G'Farrell, r. 2032 Mission
j Sellers O. P., candymaker, r. 46 Steuart
Sellers Reuben, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Sellers T. H., rigger, r. 18 First
I Sellers Thomas H., porter Wright, Bowne & Co., r.
j 213 Nineteenth
I Sellers William G., paper carrier, r. 646 Filbert
! Selling Charles, expressman, r. 20 Turk
j Selling Eugenia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
j Grammar School, r. 1522 O'Farrell
! Selling John, insurance broker, 301 California, r. 1522
I O'Farrell
Selling Natalie Miss, teacher Redding Primary School,
I r. 1622 O'Farrell
I Selling S., expressman, r. 20 Turk
Selling Samuel E., stock clerk Abramson, Bacon &
Heunisch, r. 1.522 O'Farrell
I Selling Simon, florist, r. 1522 O'Farrell
Sellinger George, driver, r. 302 Green
SellingerLaurance,- detective, r. 1006}^ Washington
Sellman George, machinist, r. 331 Sixth
Sellon Edwin R., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
1012 Mason
Selme Eugene, vaquero, r. 833 Geary
Selna Amerigo, cook, r. 740 Broadway
Selna Edward, teamster D. Biagl & Co., r. 606 Green-
wich
Seiner Joseph, r. 251 Stevenson
Selover William, president Chicago Packing and Pro-
vision Co., 327 Pine, room 20. r. Oakland
Sels P. J. Van lioben, attorney at law, and Con-
sul Paraguay, 530 California, r. 1002 Adeline,
Oakland
Selsabiagne Arnaud, baker, r. 1413 Dupont
Selsbak C, weigher Pac. Rolling Mill
Selteuheim Herman, porter Grangers Business'Assn,
r. 116 Minna
Seltzer Herman, peddler, r. 209 LeidesdorfiF
Seltzer Minna, widow, r. 823 Eddy
Seltzer Phillip, peddler, r. 35 Kausch
Selz George, bakery, 711 Brannan
Selz George, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Euler
Semario John, cinchmaker, r. 26 Morey Alley
Somenza BHrtolomeo, bootblack, r. 533 Vallejo
Semenza John, bootblack, r. 415 Green, rear
Senienza Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 520 Green
Semeria Henry, clerk P. Furht, r. 1316 Powell
Semeria Julius, clerk, r. 1316 Powell, rear
Keminario Ida M. Mrs., r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Semiuario Jos6, porler Mercantile Library Assn, r.
14U7)< Stockton, rear
Seinkeu George, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.
8»" Semken. See Simklus and Simpktns
Semlar Belle L. Miss, teacher Lombard Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1323 Jackson
Semler Charles, gardener, r. NWcor Baker and Union
Semler Rudolph C, cellarnian Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
27 Albion Av
Semnart Frank, contractor and teaming, r. NW cor
Franklin and O'Farrell
Semple James, liquor saloon, 315 Pacific
Sena Gustave, gas meterman. r. 425 Sixth
Sena Henry, shipping clerk Roos Bros., r. 425 Sixth
Senberg George C, stock clerk M. Hyman & Co., r.
540 Polk
Seneca William, commercial traveler, r. 318 Kearny
Senecal Joseph T., salesmau A. Cailleau, r. 8 Pratt PI
Sender Louia, r. 19 Harriet
Senf George, r. 1020 Dolores
Senger Henry, teacher, r. 2122 Steiner
Senger Eosie Miss, milliner, r. 405 Grove
Seugstack Johanna, widow, r. 141 Ninth
Sengstacken Harm H., sugar boiler Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1132 Bryant
Sengstacken Peter, wines and liquors, SE cor
Mission and Fremont, r. 227 Bartlett
Sengteller Louis A., assistant, U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, rooms
33-43. r. East Oakland
Senk Charles, clerk J.J. Pfister & Co., r. 1105 Steven-
son *= -i^^i
Senk Emma Miss, saleswoman J. J. Pfister & Co., r.
1105 Stevenson
Senk Henry, cabinetmaker J. Werllng, r. 1132 Turk
Senko John, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 282 Ste-
venson
Senn Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
Senne Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Martha PI
Senne Henry, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 3 Martha PI
Senne William, cutter, r. 3 Martha PI
Senner Adolph, harnessmaker Hart & Brandensteln,
r. 7 Card Alley
Senner William, expressman, NE cor Mason and
Geary, r. 500 Twenty-fourth
Senners Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sennett Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
SennettJ. & Co. (James Sennett) stevedores, 112
Leidesdorfl:
Sennett James (J. Sennett & Co.) r. Santa Clara
B^ Sennett. See Sinnott
Sennetti John, gardener, r. N s Bailroad Av nr Fivo
Mile House
Sennort Alfred (Ewart & Sennort) r. 715 Bush, rear
Seusenbrenner August, cigars and tobacco, 25T
Fourth, r. 709 Folsom
Sensenbrenuer George, r. 257 Fourth
By Senter. See Center
Sentz Rudolf, tailor, r. 317 Capp
Sepeda Miguel, r. 917 Pacific
Sephton Henry S., electrician Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 510 54 Natoma
Sephton John, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill
BS" Sephton. See Sefton
Sepo J. C. seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Sepulveda Henry, teamster, r. 230 Twenty-eighth
Sequeira Frank, baker, r. 29 Welsh
Sequeira Joseph, baker, r. 29 Welsh
Seratto Luigi, vegetables, Colombo Market
Serb Jennie Miss, r. 1401 Baker
Serb Joseph, fancy goods, 1401 Baker
Serb May Miss, teacher, r. 1401 Baker
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
EXCEL Jl.XjXj OTHEiaS.
COK. THSRI>.
l»f ^»>w>^T ST.,
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI IIN
ARPAD HARASZTHY&CO.IwASH^.^?NST
;Pro(lncers of FINE TABLE WINES
SER
1061
SEX
Sere John, milkman, r. 2 Reglcy ''1
Sereani F., deaisuer and Im^ irter monuments,
statues, etc., '^4 Post
Serens Dauiel F., clerk, r. 1317 Wei -tir
Serens Frederick, carpeott-r, r. 1317 Vebster
Serens William A., carpenter, r. 1317 Webster
Serensky Joseph, gluzier, 002 Ninct.-eLch, r. 222 Six-
teenth
Sericano Giuseppe, venetables, Colombo Market
Serlcario Frank, factory hand, r. MM Seventh
Serjentsoii Richard, e.gineer, r. 902 Montgomery
Sermidi Antonio, waiter I. Cuenin. r. 233 Stevenson
Serovlch Theodore, fruits, 533 Haight, r. 7 Harriet
Serpa A. F.. barber 1193 Market, r. 1057 Mission
Serpa Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 402 Ninth
Serrail Emil, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. Baldwin
House
Serrell Allen, miller, r. 54 First
Serres John (John Surres & Co.) r. 308 Sutter
Serres John * Co. (John Serres) proptrs Sutter Street
House. 308 Sutter, and Avenue House, 302 Sutter
Serrington Albert H., teamster, r. 51ij Haigbt
Serrinson Charles, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Serritos Deciderio. tobacco stripper Jose A. Garcia, r.
29 Hinckley
Sersen N., coffee saloon, 24 Folsom
Servanney L., waiter, r. 308 Sutter
Servautes Marlauo, porter, r. fi Hinckley
Servatius A. E., r. 608 !>« Fourth
Serveau Brothers lEmile and Charles) landscape gar-
deners. 2V28 California
Serveau Charles (Serveau Bros.) r. 2328 California
Serveau Emile (Serveau Bros.) r. 2328 California
Servel Fermin (J. Jacquemet & Co. and Servel &
Co.) r. 510 Minna
Servel & Co. (Joseph Jacquemet, Fermin Servel
and Mrs. Jeau Devrieze) floral depot, 105 Sixth
Servian Montenegrian Benevolent Society, 10 Cali-
fornia
Sesser George F., butcher Guarraglia & Co., r. 1413
Dupont
Sessions D. R., literary correspondent The History
Co., 721 Market
Sessions George W., mining and real estate, 62-
63 Nevada Block, r. San Mateo
Sessions Milton P., teamster, office 304 California, r.
1219 Folsom
Sessions Robert V., cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 219 Broadway
Ses-sions Wilkes B.. with Brunt & Co., r. 317 Ellis
Sessions William W., drayman, r. 805 Franklin
Sestron A. P., barber, 323 East
Setaro .Aiitonlo, bootblack, r. 2.54 ^ Perry
Seth Eliza J., widow, r. 1626 Leavenworth
Setli Ttiomaa Clock Co. , Henry Molineux man-
ager. 126 Sutter
SetrigUt John, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Indus-
til:il School
SevaHO.s P., r. 99 Stevenson ^
Sevariano Osima, r. 1320 Stockton
Sevaro Bazille, fruits and vegetables, 121 Mason
Sevening Carl H., commercial traveler, r. 722 Green
Sevening Christina, widow, r. 722 Green
Sevening Otto G., bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 722
Green
Sevening Robert, bookbinder Hicks k Judd, r. 722
Green
SA-eniug Tena Mrs., r. 515 Leavenworth
SeventU Day Adventist CUurch, N. C. Mc-
Clure elder. E s Laguna bet McAllister and Gol-
den Gate Av
Severance Albion A., cooper David Woerner, r. 133
Fourteenth
Severance F. H., gripmau Market St. RR.
Severance Frederick V., teamster Bonestell & Co., r.
2130 Stockton
Severance H., gripman Market St. RR.
Severance Henry, cook, r. 420 Minna
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. R "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
f osT gi;'culat:c:i ' most advertisements !
t & J, SLOliNt & CO,
DOMESTIC RUCS
IX i,Ai;<.i; \.\l;Il:^^.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Severance Harry E., r. 1.33 Fourteenth
Severance Henry W., merchandlBC broker, en-
rolled insurance broker, and agent The PiReAoto.
matic Fire Shutter Co. of California, and agent
American Steam Boiler Insurance Co., 218 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 1921 Ortavla
Severance J. H.. conductor N. H. and M. RB., r. 2653
Folsom
Severance Jo8iah G., attornev at law, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 8-9. r. 109 Montgomery
Severance J. S., secretary Timothy Hopkin*. r. Orand
Hotel
Severence Minnie, domestic 826 ShotwcU
Severance Samuel J., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 210fl
Jones
Sevenno Carlo,, musician, r. 1113^ Kearny
Severino William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 2 Rose Av
Severio Frank, superintendent Eagle Match Co., r.
1215 M Bryant
Severio William M. F., machinist W.T. Oarratt .^ Co.
r. 715 Valencia
Severman James C, clerk, r. 610 Linden Av
Severn William E., bookkeeper Joseph H. Wylle, r.
120 Poht
Severns B Erie, assistant bookkeeper J. Straux k Co.
r. 938 Filbert
Severns Ttxomas J., r. 9.38 Filbert
Severson Thomas, machinist W. T. Garratt ft Co., r.
Oakland
Sevey Loring J., carpenter, r. 130 Castro
Seville A. J., waiter, r. 371 Minna
Sevin, Vincent & Co. (Eugene Thiele andBenolt Baa-
cou) seeilmen. 607 Sansome
Sevos Charles, macliinist, r. 35 Rauscb
Sewall David H., foreman, r. 428 Brannan
Seward Erastus F., machinehand F. W. Ereltng k
Sons, r. 19i2M Howard
Seward J. A., water tender stmr City of Peking, r.
1144 Folsom
Seward Ralph, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer * Co.. r. 847
Howard
Seward Sallie Mrs. (Seward & Palmer) r. 801 Pine
Seward Walter L., fori ujan printing dept John W.
Roberts * Co.. r. 801 Pine
Sewiird William N.. grlpman Sutter St. RB., r. E •
Broderick nr Suiter
Seward «k Palmer (Mrs. Sallie E. Seward and
Miss Fannie A. Palmer) Home Coffee and Lnnch
Knoni, ."i09 Monti-'onierv
SEWELL DANIEL ,...r.r„H a„d
land sea lie pli..«<i{.Mii plinr, vI.wh of nil
desrriptioni. iiaili.rs H^•^.". .Mark.-t, r.
110.5 Shot^v.-n
Sewell Daniel R., photographer D. Sewell. r. lliW
Shotwell ^ ,^„
Sewell Edward N., with -Etna Insurance Co.. r. 903
Sewell Elmer E.. machlniat Tnlon Iron Worka. r. 1437
Polk
Sewell Margaret, widow, dnsHmaklng. WW Pacinr
Sewell Osrar T.. clerk William*. DImond k Co . r.
261 0 Jackson
Sewell TliomiiB (Irelan k Sewrll) r. Alameda
a^ Sewell. See rteawell anil Sewalo „ .^ .
Sexsmlth George B., exprefsman. NW cor Fourth and
Berrv. r. 607 Fourth
Sexsniith James, teamster Pao. Rolling Mill. r. SIX
Welsh
Sexton Alice MrP.. r. 76H Howard
Sexton Annie, domestic '"'f,;'"";';".
Sexton C. yardman I'ac. Rolling Mill
Sexton David T.. capitalist, r. NW cor Alabama and
Sexton Edw,?dj'. clerk The Lion Fire. Wa.hlnBton
Fire and Marine. Orient and Imperial Fire In«.
Cos., r. San Jos^
'RINTING PRESSES, ?ftL?/!F.R & P.El 4']54y? UMU ST,
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
SEX 10G2
PACIFIC COAST A«KNCY,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfornla Street
SHA
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMIMUTKH* or
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
B09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
& CATER
Sexton Fiiniiif. silk worker Higginbotbam & Co., r.
50!«Ritch
Sexton Frank, r. 2806 Pine
Sexton George D., conductor Presidio RR.. r. 1309
Vallejo
Sexton George E., lastmaker Frederick W. Potter, r.
13;j Ridley
Sexton Henry P., foreman R. S. Alexander & Sod, r.
Sullivan nr Stanyan
Sexton Horace 0.,bookkeeperAnglo-Californian Bank,
r. 2(i37 Howard
Sexton J., driver Sutter St. RR.
Sext'in James, cooper Andrews & Cornell, r. 50Ji
Ritoh
Sexton John, laborer Fulton Ironworks, r. 315 Jessie
Sexton John, marble cutter, r. H13!^ Natoma
Sexton Marshall J., clerk, r. 1240 Mission
Sexton Ma^y, widow, r. 23:i Langton
Sexton Michael J., laborer, r. W s Utah bet Center
and Santa Clara
Sexton Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 613M Natoma
Sfxtnn Philip, laborer, r. 12 Hampton PI
Sexton Thomas, with U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 519
San Jose Av
Sexton Thomas, laborer Nolte & Walsh, r. 224 First
Sexton Thomas, longshoreman, r. 520 Pacific
Sexton Thomas, machinist, r. 2806 Pine
Sextoii William, assistant manager the Lion
Fire, Washington Fire and Marine, Orient and
Imperial Fire Insurance Cos., 215 Sansome, r.San
Jose
t^' Sexton. See Saxton
Seyden Arnold K., clerk George H. Seyden, r. NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Seyden Frederick J., printer The Bancroft Co., r. 415
Ivy Av
Seyden George H., grooeries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Seyden Henry G., upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r.
415 Ivy Av
Seyden J. F., printer, r. 315 Ivy Av
Seyden John H. J., carpenter, r. 415 Ivy Av
Seyden Richards, clerk, George H. Seyden, r. NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Seymour Alfred C. (Sbillaber & Co.) r. 538 Folsom
Seymour B. S., engineer stmr Aoapulco
Seymour Chauncey, laborer S. F. Stove Works, r. 7
South Park
Seymour Dewitt C, phrenologist and mind reader,
1127 Mission
Seymour ErneKt, butler, r. 663 Howard
Seymour Nannie, widow, capitalist, r. 717 Howard
Seymour F. C. B., r. 108 McAllister
Seymour Frederick D., manager Pac. Wall Paper Co.,
r. 116 Turk
Seymour George, waiter The Baldwin
Seymour George F., timekeeper City RR. Co., r. 27
Hofif Av
Seymour Helen, widow, r. 1134 Union
Seymour Henry, r. 856 Folsom
Seymour Herman, clerk, r. 2020 Ellis
Seymour J., architect, r. 606 Post
Seymour John F., policeman, r. 609 Grove
S> ymour J. W., r. 108 McAllister
Seymour K., r. 1045 Market
Seymour Kend, bookkeeper Starbird & Goldstone, r.
219 Turk
Seymour Samuel (Seymour & Cater) r. 2817 Folsom
Seymour S. H. & Co. (Simon H. Seymour) pro-
prietors Russ House, W s Montgomery bet Pine
and Bush
Seymour Simon H. (S. H. Seymour & Co.) r. Russ
House
Seymour W. H., clerk Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 2020
Ellis
Seymour William, driver Michael Hayes, r. E s Dame
nr Thirtieth
Seymour William, lumberman, r. 538 Bryant
Seymour Williiitn H., shirts and collars, 120 Sutter,
room 28, r. 23 Kearny
SEYMOUR
(Samuel Seymour niicl George P. C'u<
ferl importers and dealers manilu,
straw and iie>v8 paper, paper Itugs,
stationery, etc., 13;J5 Market
Sglav Pa\il. ■■odk Nicolas P. MiDoglav
Shandt Nicholas, nurse Home of luebriiites, r. 2000
Stockton
Shaber John, baker, r. 2232 Mission
Shaber William R., upholsterer J. Bowcher, r. 228
Stockton
Shackclfcird Otto, clerk Southern Pac. Milling Co., r.
1801 Pierce
Sliackletord TUomas J., cashier U. S. Cns-
toniK and (Hunter & Shackleford) r. 1006 Leaven-
worth
Shackleton John, molder James Pendergast, r. 417
Folsom
Shackleton William S., molder Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, E s Third nr Harrison
Shadbolt Dora E. Mrs., r. 221 Liberty
Sliadburue George D. , attorney at law, 42tf
Montgomery, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Ellen
BS'" Shadburne. See Chadbourne
Shaddock Thomas, r. 534 Jessie
Shaddock William, clerk, r. 1010 Mission
Shade Frederick A., ship carpenter, r. 118 Lily Av
Shade Howard, waiter, r. 11 Pacific
Shade Louis G., plumber Bailey & O'Donnell, r. 118
Lily Av
Shade Widenham D. C, foreman pattern shop Em-
pire Foundry, r. 2009 Geary
Shade William M., pattern maker Empire Foundry,
r. 708 Powell
8^ Shade. See Schade
Shaetfer Charles, bartender, r. 257 Fourth
Shaefifer Frank, waiter, r. 516 Fourth
Shaeffer John, with J.W. Shaeffer & Co., r.l512 Leav-
enworth
Shaeffer John W. (J. W. Shaefter & Co.) r. 1512 Leav-
enworth
Shaeffer J. W, & Co. (John W. Shaeffer) Im.
porters and wholesale dealers tobacco and manu-
facturers cigars, 634 Sacramento
B^ Shaefter. See Schaefer, Schaefftr, Schafer. Schef-
fer. Schaflfer and Shafer
Shaen Aaron (Hyman & Shaen) r. 425 Sixth
Shaen Jacob, Insurance broker, 331 Montgomery,
room 1, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Joseph, tailor, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Peter, collector, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Samuel, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 525 Golden Gate Av
8^" Shaen. See Schoen, Shane and Shoen
Shafer C. M., compositor Alta
Shafer Conrad, cook The Baldwin
Shafer Henry, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 127 Second
Shafer Henry B., apprentice Abner Doble, r. 127
Second
Shafer John, r. 33 Boardman PI, rear
Shafer John, finisher George H. Fuller, r. Mission nr
Third
Shafer John, dyer, r. 130 Tenth
Shafer John W., helper Abner Doble, r. 127 Second
Shafer M. Miss, glovemaker Baruch & Newman, r.l27
Second
Shafer Peter, r. 112M Hayes
Sliafer & Douglas (New York) jewelers, specialty
rings, Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter
1^" Shafer. See Schaefer, Schaefifer, Schalfer, Schef-
fer and Shaffer
Shaff Orrin M., carriagemaker, 854 Howard
Shaffek Catherine, widow, r. 121 Clinton, rear
Shaft'er Louis, cook J. A. Shepston & Son, r. 410 Pa-
cific
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPEBIAL Fire las. Co. OF LOUDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, §9,658,479.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manage:
WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
V21
MARKET ST. I
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, m.
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Shafter James C, physician, 817 MibsioD. r. 951
Chestnut
Shafter James McM. (Shafter, Parker & Waterman)
r. 951 Chestnut
Shafter Julia H. Miss, r. 951 Chestnut
Shafter, Parker «& AViiteriuun (James McM
Shafter, Chiirles H. Park, r aud Kredtrlck H.
Waterman) attorneys at law, 13 Montgonaerv
Block
Shafter Thomas, axle grease maker Lambert & Greene,
r. 335 Sixth
Shafter William R.. colonel Ist Infantry, U. S. A.,
Angel Island
Shagren E., laundrymsn S. F. Laundry
SHalian Dennis H., manager P. E. Dougherty &
Co., 412 Commercial, r. 409 Stevenson
Shain A., clerk, r. 203 Taylor
Shaiu E'lvin R., mason and builder, 310 Montgomery,
r. 2S04 Mission
Shain Frank, carpetlayer James Kitterman, r. 634)4
Broadway
Sliain Joseph E., proprietor Sliain's Mercantile
Collection Agency, 328 Montgomery, room 11, r.
1925 Geary
Shain William E.. collector, r. 1923 Geary
t^ Sliain. See Schoen, Shaen, Shane and Shoen
SMn's Mercautile Collection Agency,
Jogepli E. Shain proprietor, 3i38 ]>Iout«
gfoinery, I'ooni 11
SHMHWALD, BUCKBEE & CO. ,e,™.„
Shain^vald, Spencer C. Buckbee and
Henry P. Sonnta"-) real estate agents,
house brokers and auctioneers, 4U7-
409 Montgomery, telephone 401
Shaiuwald Herman (Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.) r.
2209 Webster
Shainwald Julius C, bookkeeper Shainwald, Buckbee
& Co., r. 2-209 Webster
Shainwald Nathan, r. 2209 Webster
eSI^ Shainwald. See SchoenwaM and Shonewald
Shakespeare .\lviu D., hotel manager, r. fil2 Bush
Shakespeare Joseph H., painter, r. >^(i9 Filbert
SUanabrook Jennette, widow, r. 685 Clementina
Shanabrook Lulu F. Miss, r. 685 Clementina
Shanahan Daniel, stevedore, r. 1035 Twenty-fourth
Shanahan J., biborer P. M. SB. Co.
Shanahan Katherine, domestic 2312 Mission
Shanahan Michael, train master Presidio, r. Presidio
Shanahan Susan, widow, r. 1410 Harrison
Shanahan Thomas, liquor saloon. 344 Tenth, r. 324
Fourteenth
Shanahan William, quartermaster stmr Granada
Shanahan William, shoemaker Earle & Co., r. 1608
West Mission
Shand Davitl C, manufacturers' agent, curtains
and draperies, 211 Sutter
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper, r. 2614 Bryant Av
Shane Jacob, baker Am. Biscuit Co.. r. 718 Oreenvrich
B£F" Sliaue. See Schoen, Shaen. Shain and Shoen
Shaner Laura E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 725 Pine
Shanger August N., boilermaker Hamilton & Leach,
r. 325 >^ Langton
Shank Elias, cutter, r. 33 Everett
Shank John v., cashier Louis Meyer, r. 3011 Cali-
fornia
Shauky Annie, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 201-2 Powell
Shankev Sarah, widow, r. 2012 Powell
Shankland James H., attorney Board of Trade
San Francisco, office 2o2 Market, r. 938 Filbert,
Oakland
Shanklin George, blacksmith, r. 701)4 Market
Shanklin James W. (Shanklin & McCusick) r. Oak-
land
Shanklin & McCusick (James W. Shanklin and H. J.
McCusick) real estate agents, 608 Market, room 30
exam'iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
IMl-oUfKIl-S AMI litAl.KUM IN '
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Shanks Fred H . r. Noe bet Liberty and Twenty.nnt 1
Shanks Samuel H., carpenter, r. 0*11 Noe
Shanley PHtrlck, molder, r. 258 Clementina I
Shiinley William, botlerinaker, r. 64 Tel)«7ii»
Shannahau Michael, laborer, r. '212 Broad wav
Shannahati Milton, loiiKhhoreman, r. 107 W.lsh
Shannahan Thomas, frei-ht clerk, r. 6,38 Howard ,
Shannahan Timothy, laborer, r. 337)4 Shipley
Shannahan William, r. 125 Fifteenth
Shannock Patrick, hostler City RR., r. 1829 MUslon |
Shannon Benjamin J., compoaltor Cbronicle, r. 603 i
Bush
Shannon .Charles J., boxmaker 0. R. Splivalo k Co.,
r. 37)« Chesley |
Shannon Daniel J., tanner, r. W a Ellsworth nr i
Cortland Av, B. H. i
Shannon David, longshoreman, r. 19 Everett i
Shannon David, teamster H. Harms, r. 624 Fourth I
Shannon Dominick (McArdle & ShtDuon) r. 824 i
Fourteenth I
Shannon E. B., r. 603 Bush
Shannon Eugene, tireman, r. 35 Perry '
Shannon Frank, laborer, r. 19 Everett ,
Shannon George H.. laborer, r. 419)4 Vallejo, re»r !
Shannon James, r. W s Tennessee bet Solano and
Butte
Shannon James, laborer, r. S 8 Wol'e nr York, B. H. |
Shannon James, tanner, r. Alabama nr Twenty-eev-
enth I
Shannon John, merchant, r. 518 Octavia j
Shann.ni John, shoemaker, r. Thirtieth nr Sanchez I
Shannon John G., bartender Harry Wilson, r. 1310
M isiou I
Shannon John N. (John N. Shannon & Co.) r. 213
Jones
Shannon John N. «: Co. (John N. Shannon and John
H. Dawson) manufacturers' agents, 1145 Valencia
Shannon John P., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 618
Octavia
Shannon John W., porter Russ House Bar
Shannon Julia, cook, r. 1008 Green i
Shannon Lizzie, domestic 1714 California |
Shannon Lawrence, longshoreman, r. SW cor Wash-
ington aud Drumm i
Shannon Mnry Mrs., r. 35 !« Ringnld |
Shannon Maurice, teamster, r. 435)4 Shipley ]
Shannon Michael (Frank Eastman & Co.) r.
2310 Jiickson
Shannon Michael, expressman, cor Howard and Steu-
art. r. 1324 Harrison
Shannon Michael, laborer r. 226 No*
Shannon Michael, machinist Rl-don I. and L. workB
Shannon Michael, teamster J. Ma.donough * Co.
Shannon Solomon L., commlaslon merchant, r. 521
Oi-tavia
Shannon Tessle, seamstress, r. .35 Perry
Shannon Thomas, laborer, r. 35 Perry
Shannon Thomas B., r. 419)4 Fillmore
Shannon W . gardener Garfield Square
Shannon William, barber, r. 419)4 Vallejo, n-ar
Shannon William, but.her William J. Connolly, r.
203 Fair Oaks
Shannon William, porter Oppenhelm & Btleber, r.
419 Vail, jo
Shannon William W.. printer Frank Eaatman k Oo..
r. 518 Stockton
Shapero Aar.>n Rev., niohel, r. 2628 Sutter
Shapero Cella Miss, cashier, r. 2628 Sutter
Shapiro Isaac, butcher. 992 FoUom
Shapiro Lazarus, physician, 120.') Market
Shaphigh L. J., gripman Market St. UK..
AUIsterand I-ott
Shnpter Thomas E., porter, r. -M Sixth
Sl.arl.onn Jofepb. co-k P.-ter JorgeuM-n
Sharkev Ambrose (E. Sweeney * Co.) r. .19.") Ninth
kharkev Bernard, clerk .lohn Sharkey, r. 617 <4 Minna
Sharkey Daniel, r. l-i-27 Pierce
Shark, y Daniel, laborer, r. 1012 Battery
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• ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & EEY, 40540? SattSOine St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSISTS OVKR FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OUTKUS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
I'ipe FilliiisTK. nil Sizon.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sliarkey Eiiwunl, teamster, r. 11 Mailition Av
Sharkey F. E.. salesman Newhall's Sous & Co.
Sharkey Frank, tinsmith J. G. Lacy, r. cor Duncan
and Dolores
Sharkey James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S s
Sierra nr Iowa
Sharkey James F., marble cutter, r. 195 Hyde
Sharkey James M., physician, 6H4 'Washington
Sharkey James P., teamster, r. 14}^ Heron
Sharkey James W., r. Gil H Minna
Sharkey Jamos W., Jr., porter Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,
r. 617 }« Minna
Sharkey John, baker, r. 7 Converse
Sharkey John, deputy Sheriff, r. 620!^ Minna
Sharkey John, groceries and liquors, 014 Seventh, r.
(5403^ Minna
Sharkey Joseph, clerk Charles Lyons, r. 195 Hyde
Sharkey Patrick, stevedore, r. 7U7 Front
Sharkey Thomas, r. 61^ Minna
Sharkey William, r. 429 Stevenson
Sharkey William, longshoreman, r. 218 Duncan
Sharon A. D. (Middleton & Sharon) r. Palace Hotel
Sharon Frank E.. engineer, r. 6;S5 Golden Gate Av
Sliaron Frederick W., capitalist, H05 Sansome,
r. Palace Hotel
Sharon J., tailor, r. 440 Clementina
Sharon James H.. operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 761 Ji
Howard ,
Sharon John, car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Sharon P., r. 473 Tehama
Sharon Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Sharou Williaiu (estate of) office 805 Sansome
Sharon William, machinist, r. 3501 Fillmore
Sharp Abraham, sergeant police, r. 451 Polk
Sharp Alfred, compositor Cubery & Co., r. 1606 Leav-
enworth
Sharp Alexander, molder, r. 119 Third
Sharp Alexander, teamster Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Sharp Arthur M., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. 1323
Broadway
Sharp Benjamin, r. 465 Tehama
Sharp Benjamin B., teacher navigation, r. 5 Market
Sharp Caroline, widow, r. H23 Broadway
Sharp Charles, piano tuner, r. 17 Fourth
Sharp Clara E. Miss, manager Miss A. W. Barry, r.
1915 Polk
Sharp Daniel, fireman, r. 317 Third
Sharp Eva J., r. 1323 Broadway
Sharp George F. Mrs., widow, r. The Baldwin
Sharp George R., janitor First Baptist Church, N s
Eddy bet Leavenworth and Jones
Sharp I. Walter, r. 617 Mission
Sharp Jacob H. (Shaw & Sharp) r. 906 McAllister
Sharp James, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Sharp James, manager Law, King & Law Publishing
House, r. 20 South Park
Sharp James, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sharp James V., dry goods, 116 Ninth
Sharp Jane, widow, r. 6 Jasper PI
Sharp J. J., r. Monterey House
Sharp John W., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 129
Third
Sharp Joseph, hatter, r. 16 Allen
Sharp J. W., compositor Alta
Sharp Margaret Mrs., nurse Nurses' Home
Sharp Pauline Mrs., r. 906 McAllister
Sharp Raymer, law student William H. & William
B. Sharp, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp Solomon A. Jr.. r. 13J3 Broadway
Sharp William, hatter, r. 16 Allen
Sharp William, hostler Excelsior stable, r. 921 Sntter
Sharp William, molder Morton & Bowie, r. NE cor
Armv and Folsom
Sharp William B. (William H. & William B. Sharp)
r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp William F.. dental student L. L. Dunbar, r.
2519 Washington
Sharp William G., machinist, r. 131 Fourth
Sharp William H. (William H. fi William B. Sharp)
r. 1728 Golden Gate Av
Sharp William H. & William B., attorneys
'at law. 407 California
Sharp William J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2:!0 Thirteenth
Sharp William T., piano tuner William G. Badger, r.
423 Ellis
Sharpe Albert J., proprietor Alameda Transfer
Co., 15 Market, r. Alameda
Sharpe Alexander M.. r. 535 Turk
Sharpe Alfred, compositor Henderson & Co., r. 2406
Post
Sharpe Frank B., clerk Custom House, r. Haywards
Sharpe John H., deputy land agent C. P. RR. Co., r.
535 Turk
Sharpe Thomas C, mining expert, 330 Pine,
room 5
Sharpies Ann H. Mrs., r. .50 M Third
Sharpies Annie M., r. 50H Third
Sharpies E. B., machinist G. G. Wickson & Co.
Sharpstein Jay P., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 1305 Laguna
Sharpstein John R., associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. 1007
Sutter
Sharrocks Charles, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 461
Bryant
Shasekrin C. A. Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 1530
Powell
Shatter Joseph, cigar maker, r. 33 Everett
Shatttick Arthur E., secretary Hudson Manu-
facturing Co., 21 Stevenson, r. 746 Mission
Shattnck C. C. & Co. (Charles C. Shattuck and
Hugo Greenhood) teamsters and general for-
wardi'ig agents, 321 Front
Shattuck; Charles A., tile setter, r. 134 Lily Av
Shattuck Charles C. (C. C. Shattuck & Co.) r. 1208
Jackson
Shattuck Charles D., teamster 0. C. Shattuck & Co.,
r. 425 Third
Shettuck Charles H. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Shattuck David D. (Gage, Shattuck & Co.) r. 814
Powell
Shattuck Edmund J. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.)r. Boston,
Mass
Shattuck E. J. &^o. (Edmund J. and Charles
H. Shattnck) manufacturers printing and litho-
graphic inks, printers' rollers and bronze pow-
ders, 520 Commercial
Shattuck Frank B., porter Gage, Shattnck & Co., r.
814 Powell
Shattuck H. W., traveling salesman Peter B. Simons
& Son. r. 922 Van Ness Av
Shattuck John, cook, r. 41 Pacific
Shattuck John A., nailer P.F.Nolan & Co., r. 328
Thirtieth
Shattuck John H., teamster C. C. Shattuck & Co., P.
425 Third
Shattuck Orville A., watchmaker Peter B. Simons &
Son, r. 552 Seventeenth
Shattuck Orville (Shattuck * Knoche) r. 102 Minna
Shattuck William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.328
Thirtieth
Shattuck William M., plumber, r. 134 Lily Av
Shattuck it Knoche (Orville J. Shattuck and Henry
Knoche) groceries and liquors, NW cor Second
and Minna
Shaughiiessy Edward, driver, r. 2 Zoe
Shaughnessy Frank, clerk, r 1325}^ Minna
Shaughnessy J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 212 Fell
8ha\ighnessy J. Mrs. widow, r. 2524 Clay
Shaughnf-ssy James, laborer, r. 2 Zoe
Shaughnessy James L., shoemaker, r. 1325 ^> Minna
Shaughnessy J. 1., upholsterer, r. 1104 Mission
Shaughnessy John, driver, r. 2 Zo<:
Shaughnessy John, longshoreman, r. 1912 Kearny
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manuracturers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtures.
3? Mariet St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CQ.Iwash^n^tPn st. [Proprietors of tlie Orleans Vineyard
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Shan^hnfissy Jobn H., bricklayer, r. 132o>ii Minna j
ShaughneBsy John ■!., trave iug salesman Lilieuthal I
\ Co., r. 2524 Clay 1
Shanghnessy Joseph, driver, r. 2 Zoe !
ShauiThnes-y Martin, lumberman, r. W e Cbenery nr ;
Thirtieth * j
Shanghnessy Michael, carpenter, r. 2 Zoe
Ph niahn»-S8y Michael, teamster William C. Ordway
ShmiKhnessy Michael Jr., driver, r. 2 Zoe
SbrtUKhnessy Michael F. D., bartender, r. 1325 >j
Minna I
Shanghnessy Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. I
l-2(i Rincon PI
Shanghnessy Patrick H., gasfitter, and foreman En-
gine No. 9, r. 24 Hubbard
Shanghnessy Peter H., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 12t) Rincon PI
Shaughuessy Thomas, proptr Eamloops House, 621
California
Shanghnessy William, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. 120
Capp
Shaughuessy William, janitor New City Hall, r. 635
Minna
0^ Shaughnessy. See O'Shaughnessy
Shaver Henry, miner, r. 537 Sacramento
Shaver Norman E , scale repairer Fairbanks & Hut-
ihiuson, r. 417 !^ Tehama i
Shavlin Annie, widow, r. Tombigbee nr Servia
Shaw Agues Mrs., r. 529 Montgomery Av |
Shaw Albert C, portrait artist, r. 215 Kearny
Shaw Annette Miss, r. 2219 Scott
Shaw Barbara, r. lOOH Pine
Shnw Butler E., r. 741 Golden Gate Av
Shaw Charles, student, r. 234 Bush
Shaw Charles, tinsmith Pac. Can Co.,r. 1143HarriRon
Shaw Charles E., gripman Sutter St. ER,, r. 1415
Biker
Sbaw Charles H.. bookkeeper Biiggs, Fergusson &
Co., r. 1410 Mason
Shaw Charles N., president New Liverpool Salt Co.,
12S California, r. Palace Hotel
Shaw Daniel J., deputy Assessor, r. Ill Guerrero
Shaw Daniel J., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1914 Devisadero
Shaw David, seaman, r. 9 Natoma
Sbaw Edward, student, r. 234 Bush
Shaw Edward, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Shaw Edward M., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
Oakland
Shaw Elizabeth, widow, r. 1808 Taylor
Shaw Frank H,, chief clerk Quartermaster's Dept.,
U. S. A., Presidio
Shaw Gardiner H., clerk Union Ins. Co., r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Shaw George, lastmaker Jason Springer & Co., r-
Oakland
Shaw George H., laborer Custom House, r. 1410 Powell
Shaw George L., interpreter, r. 3.'>0 Minna
Shaw George W., jockey, r. 2810 Pine
Slia>v George T., secretary Central California
Lumber Cn., vard Fourth, Berry and Channel,
offii-e 5 Post, r. 905 Valencia
Shaw Henry, blacksmith, r. 1711 Market
"Slia^v Henry B., proprietor Shaw's Pharmacy,
i-U Sutter, r. 2426 Fillmore
Sbaw Henry T., clerk Sally Siebenhauer, r. 1104 Mar-
Shaw Ida E. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School,
r. 2810 Pine
Shaw .James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Sliaw James, longshoreman, r. 721 Vallejo, rear
Shaw James S , r. 434 Haight
Shaw J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 2810 Pine
Sbaw L. E., painter, r. SE cor Hartford and Nine-
teenth
Shaw L. H., machinist, r. 112 Kearny
Shaw Lineaus, painter, r. SE cor Hartford and Nine-
teenth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST
MOST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
W, & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
iMi'ou ri:iis oi-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Shaw Lionel, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r
•2107 H Larkln
Shaw Lnuls, cook, r. 379 Shotwell
Shaw M., ma.hinist Par. Iron Works
Shaw M. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Primary School, r.
Ill Guerrero
Shaw Nathan W., carpenter, 510 Post, r. 2407 Sacrs-
mento
Shaw Nellie, widow, r. 9.32 Pacific
Shaw N. T., salesman, r. 1101 Market
ShawO. A,, telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.
r. Oakland
Shaw Oliver J., seaman, r. 10(1 Steuart
Sbaw Peter, expressman, r. SE cor Elizabeth and
Sanchez
Shaw Richard G.. captain Battery I, Ist Artillery, U.
S. A., Presidio
Shaw Sarah Mrs. (Sbaw k HutchinsoD) r. 1033 McAl-
lister
Sbaw S. B., master scbr Eodlak, office 310 Sansome,
r. Oakland
Shaw Stephen W., portrait artist. 308 Pheltn Bldg,
r. 334 Ellis
Shaw T. C. B., dairyman, r. 8W cor Polk and Filbert
Shaw Thomas, r. 123 Eddy
Shaw Tho'i as, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Shaw Walter, car conductor, r. 129 Third
Shaw William, liquor saloon and boarding. 41 Valle)o
Shaw William A. (Shaw \ SharpI r. 728 Grove
Shaw William E., carriage mnfr, 1621 Market, r. 1711
Market
Shaw William H., with W. E. Shaw, r. 1711 Market
Shaw William J. J., policeman, r. 1029 Mission
Shaw William R., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 651
Folsnm
Shaw William W., canvasser, r. 741 Golden Gate At
Shaw & Hutchinson (Mrs. Sarah Shaw and Mm.
Nancy Hutchinsonl bakery. 11)32 McAllister
Slinw «!k Sharp (William A. Shaw and Jacob H.
Sharp! coal and pig iron. 47 Fremont, yard 115-
t 121 Howard
! SliawVs Pharmacy, Henry B. Shaw proprietor.
( 4:i4 Sutter
1 Shawlian Frederick K.. cashier The J. Dewing Co.,
420-422 Bush, r. 618^ Post
Shawhan John E. Jr., with Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. 733 Bush
Shawhan William D., bookkeeper, r. 1520 Franklin
Shaw] C, manufacturers' agent and dealer sew-
ing roachines and supplleii, 30 Second
Shawl Gustave, teamster, r. 5f.6 Seventeenth
Shawl Joseph, wood polisher, r. 1105 Howard
Shawl Leah. r. 1315 California
Shawl Louis, r. 1315 California
Shawl Mark, pawnbroker, 107 Third, r. 6,35)4 0'F»r-
rell
Shawl Morris, r. 635 M OTarrell
Shawl Philip, with C. Shawl, r. .30 Second
Shawl Solomon, porter Porter, Slesslngor A: Co., r.
1144 Howard
B^ Shawl. See Scholle and Scholl
Shay Arthur, finisher J. C. Rued A Co.
Shay Bernard J., clerk freight auditors office 8. P.
Co., r. 640 Golden Gale Av
Shav Catharine, widow, r. 20 Ringnld
Stiay Charles. liquor saloon. 800 Montgomery
Shav Daniel, lineman Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. 10 Prosjie, t PI
Shav Elizabeth, wlrlcw, r. '«OOVj Ptevenson
ShAy Frank, chief clerk law d-partment Sonth-
ern Pacific Co . NE cor Fourth and Townarnd.
room .V.I, r. Alameda
Shay Johanna, widow r, 521 ^ Natoma
Shay John, fr.undrynian, r. 22 (loinenflna
Shay John, laborer, r, 318 Valley
Shay Marv A., widow, r. 512 Lirkln
Shav Robert r. 926 Mliwlon
Shav Thomas, carrenfer. r 2« Inrk
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
LMrOUXKKS DJf
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sixes siixl Xiiiiibfi'M.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sh«v William P., waiter, r. 44'2 Minna
B^'Shav. See Shea
Shaylor Jviatin D.. clerk, r. 449 5< Third
Shea Abble. domegtic Oocidental Hutel
Shea Anna B. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2613 Polk
SKen, Bocqiieraz & Co. (JamcB Shea and An-
tolne Bocqueraz) importers and wholesale deal-
ers wines and liquors, SW cor Jackson and Front
Shea Bartholomew, laborer, S. P. Co., r. 35 Ringold
Shea Catherine, widow, r. 613 Seventh
Shea Christopher (P. Shea & Son) r. 1405 Folsom
Shea Christopher A., clerk Edward Adams, r. NW
cor Folsom and Twenty-sixth
Shea Cornelius r. 334 Eighteenth
Shea Cornelius, r. SWcor Julian Av and Minna
Shea Cornelius, clerk, r. 240 Minna
Shea Cornelius, laborer, r. 613 Seventh
Shea Cornelius, longshoreman, r 144 First
Shea Cornelius, plumbe-, r. 14 Williamson
Shea Cornelius C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 16 Turk
Shea Daniel, peddler, r. 535 Castro, rear
Shea Daniel, waiter, r. 26 Oarden
Shea Daniel J., driver Hook and Ladder No. 4, r. 1214
Pacific
Shea Dennis, glass mixer, r. 26 Garden
Shea Dennis, longshoreman, r. 144 First
Shea Dennis F., bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1117 Bryant
Shea Edward, laborer, r. 221 Eighth
Shea Edward, laborer, r. 323 Valle.io
Shea Elizabeth, widow, r. 1609!^ Stevenson
Shea Ellen, domestic 232 Third
Shea Frank T., architect P. R. Sohmidt, r. 2613 Polk
Shea Henry, farmer. Ocean View
Shea Henry W., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
6 Twentieth
Shea Humphrey (Meany & Shea) r. 12 Bitch
Shea J., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Shea James (Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.) r. 1325 Golden
Gate Av
Shea James, bartender John Ryall, r. 61 Natoma
Shea James, broker, 621 Sacramento, r. 61 0 Minna
Shea James, candlemaker, 1609 J^ Stevenson
Shea James, harnessmaker. r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Shea James, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Shea James W., painter, r. 605 Fourth
Shea Jeremiah. liqu^T saloon, 1144 Folsom
Shea Jeremiah C. plasterer, r. 20 Garden
Shea J. M., laborer, r. 1727 Market
Shea John. r. 871 Market
Shea John, brass finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 221
Eighth
Shea John, commercial traveler, r. 1609 }«i Stevenson
Shea John, driver, r. 61 Natoma
Shea John, laborer, r. 14 Williamson
Shea John, laborer, r. 26 Garden
Shea John, laborer, r. 313 Fourth
Shea John, longshoreman, r. 526 Broadway
Shea John, molder Mechanics Foundry, r. 2522 Bry-
ant Av
Shea John, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Shea John H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1103 Shot-
well
Shea Julia Mrs., r. 616 Halght
Shea Katie, domestic 507 Steiner
SheaEate. domestic Occidental Hotel
Shea Leo W.. bookkeeper Shea. Bocqueraz & Co., r.
1325 Golden Gale Av
Shea Margaret, widow, groceries, 41 Jessie
Shea Mary, widow, r. 154 Clara, rear
Shea Mary, nurse, r. 314 Gulden Gate Av
Shea Mary, weaver Truman S. Clarke & Son, r. 252
Tehama
Shea Mnry T. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2613 Polk
Shea Maurice, brlekmaker, r. 126 Twenty-sixth
Shea Michael, carpenter, r. 2613 Polk
Shea Michael, harnessmaker John O'Kane, r. 228Ji
Tenth
Shea Michael, laborer, r. 613 Seventh
Shea Michael, laborer S. P. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel •
Shea Michael, longshoreman, r. 128 Francisco
Shea Michael, salesman, r. 1220 Mission
Shea P. Jt Son (Patrick and Chrittopher) groceries
and liquors. 140;!-1405 Folsom
Shea Patrick (P. Shea & Sou) r. 1405 Folsom
Sljea Patrick, car washer Market St. RE., r. 434 J6
Shipley
Shea Patrick, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
Shea Patrick, policeman, r. 32 Ford
Shea Patrick, tanner Richard Curtis, r. Alabama nr
Twenty-fifth
Shea Peter, machinist, r. 33 Hayes
Shea Peter M., engineer, r. 1503 Mission
Shea R., miner, r. 134 Fourth
Shea Robert, boarding, 11 Lafayette
Shea Robert, brass finisher J. Roylance, r. 926 Mis-
sion
Shea S. M. Mrs., artist, r. 1220 Mission
Shea Thomas, carpenter, r. 1426 Church
Shea Thomas, machinist, r. 41 Jessie
Shea Thomas, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 314 Golden
Gate Av
Shea Timothy, fireman, r. 34}^ Ringold
Shea Timothy laborer, r. 1117 Bryant
Shea Timo'hy. laborers. P. Co., r. 509 Minna
Shea William, r. 1410 Lyon
Shea William, longshoreman, r. 201 Greenwich
Shea William, molder Nolte & Walsh, r. 2522 Bryant
Shea William, watchman City RR. Co.. r. 16453^ Mis-
sion
Shea William D., draftsman P. R. Schmidt, r. 2613
Polk
Shea William W., tanner J. C. Rued & Co., r. 529 Va-
lencia
8^" Shea. See Shay
Sheagen Emil, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Sheahan Albert G. (John F. Myers & Co.) r. 407 Noe
Sheahan John J., cashier Joseph C. Jennings & Co.,
r. 112 Hyde
Shean James E., printer Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., r. 1619 Fillmore
Shean John (Shean & McKenzie) r. 318 Duncan
Shean John, oiler stmr Starbuck
Shean William F., bookeeper McAfee Bros., r. 1619
Fillmore
Shean & McKenzie (John Shean and James W. Mc-
Kenzie) riggers, S s Bryant bet First and Fre-
mont
8^" Shean. See Sheehan and Shehan
Shear Abram, clerk, r. 506 Battery
Shear Gustav, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7S5
Brannan
Shear Jacob, brewer, r. Arlington nr Miguel, Fair-
mount Tract
Shear Michael, r. 228 Minna
Shear Samuel, r. 329 Eighteenth
Shear Wnldrou, .iournalist, r. 103 Fifteenth
Shear William H., policeman, r. 1028 Treat Av
Shearer Flora M. Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1534 Bush
Shearer George, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Shearer George D., president Wholesale Rebate Assn,
213Sansome, room 7, r. San Rafael
Shearer James L., compositor, r. 1118 Vallejo
Shearer William, porter, r. 122 Valparaiso
8^" Shearer. See Sheerer, Schrlrer, Scherer and
Schtrrer
Shearman John P., salesman Keane Bros., r. 305 Turk
Sheatler Andrew J , sheet ironworker Francis Smith
& Co., r. 1804 Market
Sheba Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS" SDITS
AT
THE HASTINGS."
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ORIENT las. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY 1.aTk?t^
ST.!- BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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1067
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43
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Shed Charles D., artist. 519 Mi>ut«oiiiery, r. Alameda
Shcdd H"nry P., nssistant clerk U. S. Circuit Court,
r. '.ri't}A Ei«hteetith
Shedden William, helper Phelps Mufg Co.. r. 2501
Fillmore
Sheddy Eilmund, stonecutter, r. SW cor Washington
and Cherry
Sheddy .lamoK E., marblecutter, r. SW cor Washing-
ton and Cherry
Sheedy Inliii (Roche & Sheddy) r. 448 Clementina
Sheedy Michael (Sheedy & C".) r. ()l:i>4 Stevenson
Sheedy Patrick, deckhand tus? Kate, r. 1221 Howard
Sheedy Patrick J., saltsman C. Curtin, r. G13J4 Ste-
venson
Sheedy & Co. (Michael Sheedy) wood and coal, 11-13
Taylor
Sheehan Albert G., r. 417 Noe
Sheehan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1319 Minna
Bheehan Bartholomew .T., J., laborer, r. 439 Sixth
Sheehan Cutherine, widow, r. 3 Cleiiveland
Sheehan Charles, nurse St. Mary's Hospita
Stanly PI
Sheehan Charles S., painter, r. 312 Fifth, rear
Sheehan S., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 1
leucia
Sheehan Daniel, apprentice George E. Belmor, r. 3
Cleaveland •
Sheehan Daniel, foreman Gutta Percha and Rubber
MnfK Co., r. 135 Perry
Sheehan Daniel, housepalnter, r. 2121 Mission
Sheehan Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
112 Natoma
Sheehan David, with George E. Belmor, r. 3 Cleave-
land
Sheehan David, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 126
Bartlett
Sheehan Dennis, carpenter, r. 228 Minna
Sheehan D nnis J., stonecutter, r. 26 Langton
Sheehan Dennis S., r. 409 Stevenson
Sheehan Kdward, longshoreman, r. .5.50 Mission
Sheehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 248 Jessie
Sheehan Frank, varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
439 Sixth
SheehHU J., yardman Pac. Boiling Mill
Sheehan James, machinist, r. 924 Minna
Sheehan James, molder Empire Foundry, r. 313
Langton
Sheehan James Jr., laborer, r. 313 Langton
Sheehan Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2514 Post
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 208 TTnion
Sheehan Jeremiah, seaman, r. SW cor Main and Mis-
sion
Sheehan J. G., carrier Post Office, r. 27!<J Rausch
Sheehan John (Sheehan & Donlon) and liquor saloon
619 Mission, r. 676 Harrison
Sheehan John, boxraaker, r. 135 Fifteenth
Sheehan John, carriage blacksmith Carvill Mnfg Co.,
r. 415?i Tehama
Sheehan John, driver City BR., r. 1755 Mission
Sheehan John, engineer, r. 16M Crocker
Sheehan John, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 22 Derby PI
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 24 Folsom Av
Sheehan John, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Keidy's
Hotel
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Greenwich and
Broderlck
Sheehan John, seaman stmr San Juan
Sheehan John, shlpcarpeuter, r. 130 Freelon
Shtehan John D., whipmaker, r. 126 Bartlett, rear
Sheehan John F., r. 1127 Laguna
Sheehan John J., driver United Carriage Co., r. 224M
Third
Sheehan Katie, domestic 1736 Golden Gate Av
Sheehan Kntie J., domestic 917 Bush
Sheehan Margaret, widow, r. 924 Minna
Sheehan Mary, widow, liquor saloon, NE cor Bush
and Battery, r. 322 O'Farrell
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HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OP.DEII.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
exam:iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
lAE&EST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMEB & RaY
Sheehan Mary Miss, r. 64H Mli-nlon
Slieehun Mary Mrs., r. 731 HarriHon
Sheehan MHiirice, boots and ahoen. 3C0 Third
Slieehan Maurice, tailor, r. 43) Jesaie
Sheehan Micliael, laborer, r. 210 M.«ulton
Sheehan Michael, liquor saloon 324 Ueale
Sheehan Michael, machinist, r. 731 Harrlaon
Sheehan Michael, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
8311 FolKora
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Boyoe
Sheehan Patrick, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Sheehan Patrick, loni-shoremau. r. 62.1 Uavla
Sheehan Peter T., laborer, r. 13 Federal, rear
Sheehan Samuel, laborer, r. .39 Madiarm Av, rear
Sheehan Stephen, expressman, cor Third and How-
ard, r. 27 Minna
Sheehan Thomas, engineer, r. 913 Montgomery
Sheehan Thomas, glassworker S. F. and Pac. OUu
Worlds, r. 17 Foloom Av
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, r. E a Illinois nr Napa
Sheehan Thomas, teamster, r. N • Napa bet Minne-
sota and Tennessee
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 135 Fifteenth
Sheehan Timothy D., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 509 Hyde
Sheehan Warren P.. notions, 1062 Folsom, r. 1412
Clay
Sheehan William, laborer, r. .59W Crocker
Sheehan & Donlon (John Sheehan and Dennis O.
Donlon) liquor salcion, 52 Fourth
l^r Sheehan. See Shean and Sheahan
Sheehy Augustine L.. r. S03 Van Ness Av
Sheehy Ellen, domestic 710 Leavenworth
Sheehy James W., r. 126 Liberty
Sheehy Jeremiah, armorer, r. 43 Teham*
Sheehy John, clerk, r. 412 Scott
Sheehy John, seaman, r. 263 Enst
Sheehy John B., salesman Murphy, Grant fc Co., r.
1.334 Buchanan
Sheehy John J., clerk W. J. Sheehy
Sheehy Margarel, widow, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Sheehy Mary, widow, r. 21 54 Sumner
Sheehy Patrick, foreman, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Sheehy Phtrlck J., laborer, r. 538 Howard
Sheeliy William J., Rrocerles and liquors, 8E cor
Kearny and I'nion
Sheen J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Sheen John, ensioeer Alms House
Sheen Mary Miss, furnished ronma, 21(1 Post
Shfcriii Dniii<*l, marMe yard. 8E cor St. Joseph's
Av and Ellis, r 22 1 fi Geary
Sheerin Frank, clerk Daniel Sheerin. r. 2216 Oearr
Sheerin John, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r HOT Fol.
som
Sheerin Kittie M., fringemaker, r. 11« Oak
Sheerin Marv Mrs., ladles' nurse r. 11k Oak
Sheerin Patrick, laborer 8. K. Oaa Ll«ht Oo.. r. 478
Tehama
Sheets Henry C denfl»t, ;105 Rearnv. r. 70« Dolore*
Sheetz John's., barber Samuel W. Gibson
Sheffer Charles. salcHinan Frank Bro».
Sheflirld Chitrles. director Paclrtc Saw Manufac-
turing Co , 17-19 Fremont, r. 1B17 Sacramento
Sheffield Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Fulton
Sheibley Ch«rles, carpenter, r. 120 Silver
Sheldeman Bahr (Brown Bros, k Co.) r. 83« OTsr-
rell
Sheidemnn Philip J., salesman Brown Bros, k Oo.. r.
H26 O'Ksrrell
Sholbourn Charles M.. clerk, r. 1040 Mission
Shell. y E. K.,r. 60 Third
Hheld.'n A. S., mailing clerk Post omce, r. Windsor
Hotel
Sheldon Hlock. SE cor Flri>t and Market
Sheldon Daniel, longshoreman, r. 3 Hubbard
Sheldon pells Miss, telegraph opemtor Occident*!
Hotel, r. 700 V. Hush
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
r>io Ca.lirornia Street.
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W. W. Montague 8l Co.
Suction and Force.
roll IIA^O. Wl.M>OIIl^L. AX1> roWKIt
ALL, STZKS.
809, SU, 813. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Sheldon Eclwiird H., sfc-rctury Hawaiian Coiu-
nicnial ami 8ii;?Br Co., Oi-eanic SJeamsliip Co.,
Hskalan Plantatiou Co. and Western Beet Sugar
Co.. :«7 Market, r. 22(> Post
Sheldon George, lulper C. H. EvanH, r. 13 Natoma
Sheldon George, sign painter, r. 811 Mission
Sheldon George E. (Salomon & Sheldon) r. 314 Sev-
enteenth
Sheldon George M., carriage painter, 404 Jack.<ion, r.
1860 Kearny
Sheldon Henry F., collector Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 16 Fair Oaks
Sheldon John P., secretary and treasurer Ameri-
can Bridge and Building Co., 22 California, r.
Oakland
Sheldon .Joseph A. (Mantle & Sheldon) r. 1001 Golden
Gate .\v
Sheldon M. Mrs., r. Windoor Hotel
Sheldon Mark, real estate, 11 First, r. 1001 Golden
Gate Av
Sheldon Mary A., widow, r. 22)2 Mission
Sheldon M. L. Mrs., city agent Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co.
Sheldon Nathaniel P., mining, 320 Sansome, room 13,
r. 829 Broadway
Sheldon Thomas, laborer, r. 333 Sixth
Sheldon Walter D., assistant bookkeeper H. Dutard,
r. 2308 Mission
eS?" Sheldon. See Shelton
Shellard Benjamin, organ builder, r. 1250 Montgom-
ery
Shelley Benajmin F., upholsterer, r. 1917 Mason
Shelley Edward, tea expert Tillmann & Bendel, r. Al-
ameda
Shelley Harris L., carpenter, r. 109}^ Freelon
Shelley I. Newton, engineer, r. 109 3^ Freelon
Shelley John, r. 700^ Bush
Shelley John, carpenter, r. 305 Fulton
Shelley John, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1202 Mason
Shelley Joseph, substitute patrolman Underwriters'
Fire Patrol, r. 106 Jessie
Shelley Otto W., bartender, r. 427}^ Green
Shelley William, messenger Headquarters Division
of the Pacific, IT. S. A., r. cor Bay and Larkin
Shelley William L., carpenter, r. 109 J^ Freelon
Shelley William H.. pilot, r. 1806 Dnion
Shelly Charles, r. 12^ Washington Av
Shelly Ella, widow, r. 415 Eddy
Shelly Jeremiah F., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1523
Pine
Shelly Joseph, r. 415 Eddy
Shelly Joseph, carpenter, r. 1523 Pine
Shellv Samuel B., driver Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
Shelly Thomas, teamster Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 230 Langton
Shelvey Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Shelvy Levy, grocer, r. 765}^ Howard
Shelter Cove Wharf and Transportation Co. (Hum-
boldt Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7
Shelton Caroline, widow, r. 2 Gerke Alley
Shelton D., longshoreman O. R. and N. O.
Shelton Frank, second-hand goods, 428 Montgomery
Av, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Shelton Henry A., r. 2808 Howard
Shelton Linda, dressmaker Uora Roggenkamp, r. 2420
Post
8^ Shelton. See Sheldon
Shemanskl Harris, drygoods, 1227-1229 Stockton, r.
5 Hopeton Terrace
Shemansky Julius, crockery, 1314 Dupont, r, 1319
Dupont
Shepard Brothers (James and William) plumbers
and gnsfitters. 526 California
Shepard rbarles. plumber ShepRrd Bros., r. Alameda
Shepard Edward A., money broker, 436 Montgomery,
r. 2716 Sacramento
Shepard Frank, with Shepard Bros., r. Alameda
Shepard Frederick F., oiler stmr Santa Kosa, r. 1714
Mason
Shepard H.. clerk letter dept Wells Fargo & Co., r.
Alameda
Shepard H. M. Mrs., r. 1743 54 Mission
Shepard Janu'S (Shepard Bros.) r. NW cor Teneriffe
and Railroad Av
Shepard J. L. N. (.IndRon & Shepard) r. Oakland
Shepard John, apprentice r. 519 Mission
Shepard John A., contractor, r. 2112 Steiner
Shepard John E., comiiiissioner of Immigration of
Oretjon and Washington Territory, office 506 Bat-
tery, r. Oakland
Shepard John H.. tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
627 Ji5 Lombard
Shepard John P., contractor, r. 2112 Steiner
Shepard L. B., woodworker .Jason Springer & Co., r.
324 Fremont
Shepard Mark, mining, 40-41 Nevada Block, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Shepard Morgan, with Bank of California, r. 1615
Clay
Shepard Myron H. (Shepard & Born) r. 431 Tehama
Shepard William (Shepard Bros.) r. Alameda
Shepard William P., carriage painter, r. 122 Califor-
nia Av, B. H.
Shepard k Born (Myron H. Shepard and Stephen A.
Born) publishers Our Union, 124 Geary
Shephard Alfred, engineer, r. SE cor Seventeenth and
Collingwood
Shephard Alfred Jr , engineer stmr Eastern Oregon,
r. SE cor Seventeenth and Collingwood
Shephard Arthur H.. bookkeeper A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. Alameda
Shephard Peter C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
cor Seventeenth and Collingwood
Shepheard John J., clerk Naval Office Custom House.
r. 309 Eighteenth
Shepheard K. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School,
r. 309 Eighteenth
Shepherd John, expressman, r. 2206 Geary
Shepherd. Richard, laborer, r. 2910 Bush
Shepherd Robert L., r. 2815 Mission
Shepherd R. T., r. 1104 Market
Shepherd Thomas, keeper wine vault Palace Hotel
Shepherd Thomas W., gardener, r. 413 Natoma
Shepherd William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
e^ Shepherd. Shepard, Shephard, Shepheard and
Sheppard
Sheplar Charles A., r. 621 Valencia
Sheplar Samuel H. (S. H. Sheplar & Co.) r. Chicago
Sheplar S. H. & Co. (Samuel H. Sheplar) rubber type
founders. 702 Market
Sheplein John, laborer, r. 1 Kohler's PI
Shepman William E. (Rudgear & Shepman) r. Oak.
land
Shepman William J., inspector Custom House, r. 801
Ellis
Sheppard Abraham, agent San Rafael Express. 3-6
Commercial, r. Oakland
Sheppard Ann, widow, r. 2 Sheppard PI
Sheppard Clementine M. Mrs., bakery, 1730 De-
visadero
Sheppard Edward J., r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard George E., barber, r. 260 Third
Sheppard Horner, longshoreman, r. 1319 Sansome
Sheppard Isaac G., engineer, r. 324 Fremont
Sheppard M., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Sheppard Mary, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Orson C, brickmason, r. 10 Elizabeth
Sheppard Richard D., printer, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Thomas, r. 533 Green
B^" Sheppard. See Shepard, Shephard, Shepheard
and Shepherd
Shepperd Hampden H. , Pacific Coast agent
Chicago and Alton RR.. 624 Market, r. Oakland
on George, gunsmith, r. 1614 Bush
LASGE3T STOCK IN THE STATE
MEf S FURNISHIHe GOODS.
AMISH'S
M.IRKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet SL I
liRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
WASHINGTON ST. I
'rotliiorrs of tbc only
NA 1 I HAI, <HAMPAfJNK
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1069
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SItepaton J. A. <Sc Son (John A. and William H.)
proprietor Enlerprise ReHtauraut, 218-220 San-
soiue
SbepBton James J., butcher F. Laroche & Son, r. 709
Ureenwioh
A. Shepaton & Son) r. 452 Bart-
452 Bartiett
Shepston & Son) r.
462
Sbepston Jonn A. (J
lett
Shepston John A. Jr., bookkeeper
Shepston William H. (J. "■
Bartiett
Shepston William J., teamster, r. Fairmount nr
Chenery
Sheramsky Max, tailor, 635 Stevenson
Sherbeck Ida, domestic 224 San Jose Av
Sherbel George, r. 719 Market
Sherburne Harry F., steward, r. 517 Stevenson
Sherburne John N.. clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. llHTurk
Sherer George, maltster Enterprise Brewery, r. 2015
Folsom
Sherer George W., r. 522 Twenty-second
Sherer John, glassworker 8. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 1.54 Perry
Sherer John T., produce dealer, r. 39 Louisa
S^ Sherer. See Scherer, Scherrer, Shearer and
Shiirer
Sheridan Andrew, laborer, r. 19 Freelon, rear
Sheridan Annie, widow, r 1427 Church
Sheridan Benjamin, varnisher Fuchs & Euler, r. 902
Folsom
Sheridan Bridget, widow, r. 71 West Mission
Sheridan Charles J., grainer, r. 215 Seventh
Sheridan Christopher, teamster, r. 71 West Mission
Sheridan Emma, widow, r. 1304 Jackson
Sheridan Eugene, driver Alonzo Davidson, E s Eure-
ka bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sherdan Frank, painter, r. 7M Langton
Sheridan Frank S., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 30 Gold-
en Gate Av
Sheridan George, r. 263 Clementina
Sheridan Harry J., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo k
Co.. r. 1C14 Jones
Sheridan J. , coal passer stmr Colima
Sheridan James, r. 263 Clementina
Sheridan James, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 17
Natoma
Sheridan James B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 28 Perry
Sheridan James H., pattern cutter P. F. Nolan & Co.
r. 9 Ridley
Sheridan James J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 19
Folsom Av
Sheridan John, carpet layer, r. 34 Minna
Sheridan John, laborer, r. 514 Mission
Sheridan Joseph, cook, r. 117 Drumm
Sheridan Josf-ph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sheridan Joseph, teamster, r. 142 Silver
Sheridan Julia F., lodgings, 603 Bush
Sheridan L. Mrs., widow, r. 735 O'Farrell
Sheridan Matthew, r. 263 Clementina
Sheridan Matthew, salesman George W. Keld, r. 310
Fourth
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Laskie, rear
Sheridan Patrick, machinist, r. 222 Ritch
Sheridan Patrick, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 32 Fairmount
Sheridan Peter, laborer, r. 242 Clementina
Sheridan Peter, pattern cutter Orin Jones & Co., r. 9
Ridley
Sheridan Peter, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 34 Te-
hama
Sheridan P. J., cook, r. 869 Market
Sheridan Robert, coal passer stmr Aoapuico
Sheriflan Thomas, chief engineer The Baldwin
Sheridan Thoma*. grainer, r. 215 Seventh
Sheridan Thomas, longshoreman 0. B. and N'. Co.
Sheridan Thomas, shlpcarpenter, r. 1427 Church
Sheridan Thomas F., boilermaker, r. 222 Bitch
Sheridan William A., bricklayer, r. 25 Twenty-second
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Sheriff City anil County of Snn FranrUro,
offire Old City Hall, firht II. >or
Sherith Israel Cemetery (Hebrew) bet Nlntteeiilh
Twentieth. Dolores and Chunh
Sherith Israel School (Hebrew) Dr. Falk Vldavcr
supc rinteudent, NE cor Taylor and Post
Sherliue William, carpenter, r. 21 H O.ik
Sherllng Charles C, foreman J. C. Johnson k Co. r
1006 Vallejo
Sherling F. C. C, cashier Cal. Wire Works, r. 190»1
Vallejo
Sherlock Andrew J., cooper Marvin J. Ramsey r.
14)4Bluxome
Sherlock Anna, widow, r. 102 Bartiett
Sherlock C. E., r. 11 Kearny
Sherlock John A., salesman Siegfried *Branden»t< In
r. 1020 Sutter
Sherlock Lawrence, gardener IiiduBtrlal School
Sherlock Stephen, r. 102 Bartiett
Sherman C. A. (N. C. Carnall fc Co.) real estate
agents, 624 Market, San r. Mateo Co.
Sherman Charles H., r. 3.57 Brannau
Sherman Charles H., weigher V. 8. Mint, r. 1041 Mis-
sion
SUerinan, Clay <!b Co. (Leander S. Sherman
and Clement C. Cley) importers music, iJlanoH
and musical instruments, 137-139 Kearny and 205
Sutter, and manufacturers piauos ami church or-
gans, factory W s Mission bet Twenty eighth and
Twenty-ninth
Sherman David 8., assayer Price's Assay Office, r.
Oakland
Sherman Ethan H., whitener, r. Eighth Av nr Point
LoboB Av
Sherman Francis, assayer, r. 616 Taylor
Sherman Frank P., traveling salesman The Carlson-
Currier Silk Mnfg Co., r. 2423 Buchanan
Sherman G., laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Sherman George, engineer, r. (5.52 Seventeeolh
Sherman George, laborer, r. 347 Minna
Sherman George H., laborer William H. WilUon, r
329 Minna
Sherman George R., printer Bacon & Co., r. 1 un
Larkin
Sherman G. W., machinist, r. 18 Firft
Sherman H , switchman S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Sherman Harry, clerk D. R. Avery * Co.. r. 422 Poft
Sherman Henry, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fa.--
tory
Sherman Henry M., physician, '.'20 Market
Sherman James S., clerk, r. 20IH Geary
Sherman John, bootblack, r. 40H Francisco
Sherman Joseph, polisher, r. 908 5* Post
Shirinau Leander 8. (Sherman. Clay k Co.) r. 2110
Green
Sherman O. D.. capltallHt, r. lOH Turk
Sherman Otis M., carpenter, r. Eighth At nr Point
Lobos Av
Sherman Richard M.. capitalist. 606 Montgonirry,
room 23, r. Oakland
Sherman Samuel, finisher 8. F. Pioneer Woolen F».
tory, r. 406 Francisco
flherman Thomas. mliilnK. r. B2« Foliiom
Sherman William H. Mrs., r. 7(i L.-aveD worth
Sherman William W., Job printer, H04J4 tolaom. r.
316 Fourth , _,
Sherman's Hnlldlng. NE cor Montgnmerv and Clay
Sherrett Thomas, carpenter, r. 422 Twenty.i.ln h
Sherry Bernard (Sherry, Lawrence* (;0.)r. I83J Eddy
Sherry Cella Miss, dressmaker, r. 221 Tehama
SherryJBmes,r.27nr, California
Sherry John, cellarman Lafavelte Brewery, r. H04
Green _ .
Sherry John, hostler, r. 221 T. hamr
Sherry John H. (Sherry, Lawren.
E<ldy
Sherry John M.. r. 221 Tehama
Sherry John W., hostler, r. 221 Tehan:
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SHERRY, LAWRENCE & CO.
(Hei-iiai-fl SUtTi-y, Aiitoiio Liuwreiice
and J<>Uii II. Slifvry) coiiiiiiissioii iner-
cliaiitii and dealers dairy mid farm
produce and provisions. 3'il Clay
' Sherry Mary E., r. 221 Tehama
j Sherrv Patrick, hostler, r. 221 Tehama
Sherry Philip, hoptler, r. 221 Tehama
I Sherry William, clerk, r. 637 Howard
, Shertiger James, seaiuau, r. 504 Davis
Sherveii Ole O., student, r. 227 Minna
Sherwin Charles, waiter Mathias JohuKon, r. 517
I Bush
j Sherwin Robert, laborer, r. 12 John
j Sher^vood Andre-»vT., vice-president and man-
1 ager Pacific Electric Co., -IdS Stockton
Sherwood Arthur, butcher Robert F. Bunker, r.
I Brooklyn Hotel
1 Sherwood Clarence, clerk, r. 1357 Poet
Sherwood Edward P., carpenter, r. 318 Twenty-
eighth
Sherwocd Elijah, shirt cutter, r. 2003 Taylor
Sherwood Eutiene, capitalist, r. 1357 Post
Sherwood E. P., clerk, r. 1727 Market
Sherwood George E., r. 21 Silver
I Sherwood H., laborer, r. 36 Clay
Sher^vood H. H., manager Sherwood & Sher-
wood 212-214 Market, r. 1110 Sacramento
Sherwood H. W. Mrs., dressmakiug. 635 Post
Sherwood James, jeweler, r. 1136 Seventeenth
Sherwood Joseph D., ship joiner, r. 934 Harrison
1 Sherivood Robert, capitalist, 309 California,
room is, and (Sherwood & Sherwood) r. 1123
California
Sherwood Robert L., salesman Sherwood & Sherwood,
r. 1123 California
Sherwood Samuel B,, clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 620 Washington
Sherwood William, bartender Philip McG-overn
Sherwood William, carriage maker Carvill Mufg Co.
Sherwood William A., wool picker, r. 44S Sixth
Sherwood William James (Barrett & Sherwood) r.
1136 Seveutee'ith
Slier>vood William R., mining engineer, 309
COiforuia. r.u^m IS, r. 1123 raliforuia
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
(Robei-t SUer^vood) shippinn-and com-
mission mercUants, importers and
no^ents En<rlisU (froceries, malt liqnors,
foreijju and native -^viiies, oils. Eastern
cider, etc., etc. 21:4--ei4: Maiket and
l.i-17 Pine
Shetler Andrew, painter, r. 1804 Market
Shetler Harry, printer, r. 1804 Market
Shevlin James, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. E s Scott
nr. Greenwich
Shevlin James, plasterer, r. 206M Kitch
Shevliu Rose, domestic. 417 Van Ness .Av
Shew Leonard M., cooper Lachaian & Jacobi, r. 60
South Park
Shew Myrnn, photographer, r. 2019 Sacramento
Shew William, photographer, 523 Ke»rny
Shewbridge Andrew, laborer, r. 528 Sixteenth
Shewbridge Thomas. laboier,cor China Av and Paris,
Excels^ior Homestead
Sheyer Emanuel, tailor Herman Rosener, r. 1313 How-
ard
Shibeley Frnnk, sewing machine agent, r. 311 Sutter
Sliibeiey Frank Mrs., French florist, 311 Sutter
Shick Albert, priuter, r. Lmdell House
Shidel. r William R , salesman S. & G. Gump, r.
14115 Baker
Shiebley Cliarles K. (Shiebley .^ Co.) r. 120 Silver
I Shiebley >^ Co. (Charles .A. Shiebley and Claus Qlea-
' son) fish and poultry, 242 Third
Shield A., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Shields Andrew, boiUrmaker George E. Beliuor
Shields-.Xslaehsen U., professor of classics and engi-
iieerlng Military College, Benlcla, r. 414 Van
Shiehls Building. 32 O'Farrell
Shields Charles, aceuic artist Morrosco's Ainphithea<
ter, r. Oakland
Shields Charles F., foreman George E. Belmor, r. 317
First
Shiehls Edward, laborer, r. 12)4 Zee
Shields Edward, plumber J. W. Butterworth. r. 12654
Silver
Shields Edward S., upholsterer Charles Herberger, r.
930 Broadway
Shields Elizabetli Miss, r. 2400 Mission
Shields Frederick, bartender Joseph Straub
Shields Fred, deck hand stmr Oakland
Shields George, conductor Geary St. KR,, r. 1612 Bu-
chanan
Shields Henry, house decorator, r. 23 Clinton
Shields Isaac Mrs., r. h09 Polk
Shields James, mai hiuist Pac. Iron Works
Shields James H., butcher Muller & Kcenig, r. 1614
Shields James H., compositor Evening Post, r. 783
Mission
Shields Jennie Miss, dressmaker, 734 Geary
Shields John, r. 124 )< Gilbert
Shields John P., house decorator, r. 23 Clinton
Shields John W., sergeant police, r. 2528 California
Shield- Joseph, bollermaker, r. 317 First
Shields Joseph, teamster, and extramau Engine No,
2, r. 536 Howard
Shields Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 734 Geary
Shields Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 536 Natoma
Shields Michael, gardener, r. 2 Quincy PI
Shields Michael, seaman, r. 620 Fourth
Shields Richard, laborer, r. 30Rit>h
Shields Richard H., harnessmaker, r. 23 Clinton
Shields Richard J., machinist, r. 23 Clinton
Shields Robert, molder. r. 1132 Folsom
Shields Thomas, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 1305
California
Shields Thomas J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1305 California
Shields Timothy, special policeman, r. 33 Hinckley
Shields William, real estate, ofli. e 314 Bush
Shillaber Charles H., butcher Johu J. Mahlstedt, r,
316 Fremont
Shillaber George, carpenter Thomas Jones, r. 209
Fourth
Shillab. r Levi (Shillaber & Co.) r. 765 Vi Howard
Shillaber & Co. (Levi Shillaber and Alfred 0. Sey-
mour) fruits and produce, 268 First and 322 Fre-
mont
ShllUock Henry J., bookkeeper Oscar Fosb, r. 939
Haight
Shilling Charles, wool broker, 405 Front, r. 821 O'Far-
rell
Shilling .Joseph, tailor, 1043 Howard
Shilliui,' Levi, wool dealer, r. 8-Jl O'Farrell
Shilling Warreu, collector Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. Oakland
^" Shilling. See Schilling
ShilterF., musician, r. 20}^ Stockton
Shine Cornelius, dairyman, and foreman Hose No. 2,
r. 1311 Fillmore
Shine Daniel J., label printer, 535 Clay, r. 24 Freelon
Shine J.imes H., surveyor, r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Shine Jeremiah, laborer, r. 210 Eighth
Shine Joseph, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co.. r. 32^
Garden
Shine M. Mrs., widow, r. 1240 Bush
Shine Michael, lather, r. 6 Converse
Shine Nicholas, hackman, r. 8 Bowie Av
Shine Patrick, Ijlaiksmith, r. 32 H Garden
ft^ Shine. See Shyne
Shineberger John, r. 907 Pine
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Sblngle On8t«v»-,8hocniakerM.Reubold. r.209 Minna
Sliiiib'le Mary MrH., r. 9 Minna
hhluKlebergir Francis, r. 1207 Hyde
SLlnkwln John W., driver Central BR., r. 510 Steven-
sou
Sbiukwln Robert, pantryman, r. 010 StevenBon
Sbinu All<e MlKB, r. 'JiO Plue
»«liinn C'harlra H., manafier Overland Mon'hly
Piibllgblng Co., 420 Montgomery, r. Coniniercial
Hotel
Sliiiin Hownrd H , stockbroker, 318 Pine, room
J, T. Oakland
Shinnera Matthew, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 37
Fedt-rol, rear
ShlunerB Nat., laborer, r. NE cor Fulton and First
Av
Ship Calkers' Association. See S. F. Ship Calkers'
AKsociation
Ship Ji.lners' ARSOciatlon, 250 Sffeiiavt
SMp Owners' M Merchants' UiM Co.
JuiiicM \V. Hart iiiuiiu^fr, W. J. Gray
HUperintendt-nt, proprielorx tuux Sea,
Kin(r, HeriiilpM, Sea L,ion, Sea WitcK
and Joxeph II. Redmond, ofllct; :i02
California, wharf foot of WaHliintfton
Shipley John P., driver Uoos Bros., r. tJM Linden .Av
Shipl.y Paul R.. r. lO-iH Hyde
SHIPLEY R. K. Professor
Tap** Worm Specialist, 930 Marltel
Shipley Virginia K. Mrs., r. 70:JH Hyde
Shipman Charles G., clerk Solomon Zekind, r. 105354
Golden Gate Av
Shipman Kllzabeth H. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 1012 Washington
Shipp Henry, r. 1320 Stockton
Shipper Solomon (Shipper li Leter) r. 1305 Golden
Gate Av
Shipper .*; Leter (Solomon Shipper and David Leter)
tailors, 777 Market
Shipping and Hotel News (daily) Jay Federlein pub-
lisher, 415 Market
Shippings Commiasionera United States,
ottice 506 Battery
Shipsey John, foiindryman, r. 16 Tehama
Shipsey .John, laborer National Iron Works, r. 913
Howard
Shipsey William, foundryman, r. 16 Tehama
Shipwrights' AsKoclation, rooms 71 New Montgomery
Shird John, machinist Sutter St. RR., r. 1516 Twenty-
first
Bhircliflfe William H., clerk Pay Dept U. S. A., r. 621
Hyde
Shlrek Adolph (Shlrek & Tonner) r. 1816 Washington
8hir«-k John, r. 1618 !« Devisadero
Shirek Rudolph (Shlrek * Co.) r. ll.iO Bush
Shlrek Saul W., dry goods, 1234 Stockton, r. 816
Greenwich
Shlrek Sidney, bookkeeper, r. 1810 Washington
SHIE-EK & CO. (Rudolph Shlrek)
linporterH carpets, oilclothx, inannfac-
turerx window xhadea, 733 Market opp
Dnpout
Shirek & Tonner (Adolph Shlrek and Ferdinand
Tonner) manufacturers shirt.s, 217-219 Pine
Shirley Frank, r. 417 Tehama
Shirley Helen M., widow, r. 1004 Hyde
Shirley James, r. 23 Stanly PI
Sulrley James, watertender stmr City of New York
Shirley John, r. 1913 Stockton
Shirley John, glovetiiaker, r. 417 Tehama
Shirley John, office .5:«5 Kearny, r. 120") Jackson
Shirley John T,, selector Nathan, Dohrmaun & Co.. r.
1205 Jackson
Shirley John W., salesman Wangenhelm, Sternhcim
& Co., r. 1203 Jackson
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WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Shirley Thomas, carrlagemaker F. Keany. r. 417 Te-
hama
Sbl I pher Arthur, clerk TIttel k Krueger, r. OUH
Geary
Shirpser Fanny, widow, r. 914 S< Geary
Shirpser Max, watcbujaker S. H. Colllni, r. 19MJ*
Ellis
Shirpser Max L.. optician C Muller, r. 914 X Geary
ShiHsaJohn, liquor saloon, 9 Va bjo I
Shivel. y Charles H., clerk general freight ofllce 8. P. '
Co., r. 417 Larkin |
Shives Louz' tta Miss, dresarnHking, 4W Poat
Shioss Morris, coal, office 11 Geary, r. 1138 Oolden
Gate Av
tfy Sloss. See Schloss and Slosg
Shniesar Albert, blaiksmith, r. 916 Bryant
Hhniesar Caroline Mrs., r 916 Bryant
Shniesar Charles, painter, r. 91G Bryant
P^" Shmesar. See Scliinesir
Shoaf George Mrs., r. WK) Sutter
Shoaf Randall, r. Grand Hotel
Shoaf .Harah Mrs., r. HI:) Polk
Shoaf Walter R., dental htudent. r. 813 Polk
Shoaff Philip L.. watchman IT. S. Mint, r. Alimeda
Shoalwater Bay .tlill Co., John J. McKinnon ;
president, Otis J. PreMton vice-prealdent. John O. [
I Uoane necretary, nianufauturers spruce and flr
I lumber, office !> Steuart I
Shoalwater Bay Packets A. H. SImpaon k Bro. '
agents, 48 Market I
Shoan iJavid. canvasser, r. 6.16 Commercial j
Shoebler Henry, bartender George Bernhard, r. 813
I California '
Shoebridge Frederick, engineer Overland Packing
Co. r. 915 Sansome
Shoemaker K. H., superintendent North Paciflc
Coa-t Railroad Co.. 1 8. F. Stock and ExcLinge
BIdg, r. Saucellto I
Shoemiiker John E., stenographer International Im-
migration Union of California, r. 2106 Bush
i Shoemaker John L.. shoemaker P. F. Nolan k Co., r.
I W s Hubbard bet Howard and Folaom
! Shoemaker T. Mrs., r. 104« MIsHl-n
I aa^ Shoemaker. See Schoemaker. Scbomaker and
I Schumacher
I Shoenberg Bernard, gloveraaker Henry Shoenberg. r.
1 .5(16 Hyde
Shoenberg Henry, glove mnfr. 210 Pine. r. 1019 Salter
i Shoenberg Slgmund (Rotb»chlld A: Shoenberg) r. 811
Turk
' r^" Shoenberg. See Srhiwnherg
, Shoers John, carpeilayr. r. 611 Htevenaon '
> Shogren John, driver M. B. M'>ratfhan
.Shohay Francis, capitallKt. r. 19 Scott PI
Shohay Frank, clerk Mi. hael oRrlen. r. 17 Valencia
Sholzborg Cbarlen. tniV'T. 13 Trinltr ]
Shoinate Mamie, domestic, r. 1 1'.0 Guerrero ,
Shomberg John, drayman Brigham, Hoppe * Co.. r.
3.59 >4 Brannan '
Shoobert, Beale k Co. (John E. Hhoobert. Truxlon
Besle and Henry W. Woodward) coniiula<l<>n
merchants, 307 California
Shoobeit John E. (Shoobert Beale * Co.) r. Ranrelllo ,
Shoop Joseph, with Spring Valley W. W.. r. U M*- i
sonic Av I
Slioor William, brewer, r. 411 Paciflc
Shoots Alfred E., cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.. r. V»
Han Jose Av
Sho<,ts 8. E. Mrs., r. 317 ly-avenworth
Shope August, expressman, r. 72M I^>ml)ard
Hhorb Benedict, r. 46.'. Tehama
Shorb J. Campbell, phvalrlan •n''j"'«7?- '"
P.mt office hours 10 A. M. to I P. M. and 7 l-i S
P. M.
lOr Hhorb. Schwab „ ,« .
Shore Charles, pbunber O. k E. Rnook. r. 30 Tjy«"r ^
Shore Thomas, maclilnl-t Par. Iron W..rk», r. McClal-
Ian nr Lincoln Av. H H. I
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Importers and Dealers in
ENQL-TSH AND AMKHICAN
enouiintif, 4iilu7.<><i nn<l I*I»lii.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Shi'res Kate Mrs., r. 15f>7!« Market
Shores Leaniier (Green «: Shores) r. 1132 Buchanan
Shorey WiUlani G., plumber, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Short Anuie Miss, teacher Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 805 J4 Leavenworth
Short Charles R., japanner Mrs. R. Short, r. 717
Howard
Short Daniel, boatman, r. 2 Jasper PI
Short David M., livery stable. 2434 California, r. 2430
California
Short Edward N., dentist, r. 1404 Jackson
Short James, stone grinder H.S.Crocker & Co., r.
1042 Army
Short James W., public weigher, r. 410 Twenty-ninth
Short John, captain police, r. 1404 Jackson
Short John Jr., clerk L. P. Moore & Co., r. 1404 Jack-
son
Short John, teamster, r. 327 Twenty-ninth
Short Jnlia B., teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 228 Capp
Short Kate, widow, r. 1404 Jackson
Short Lizzie Miss, Instructor White Sewing Machine
Co., r. 80.5!^ Leavenworth
Short M. Miss, saleslady J. L. White & Co., r. 805 Ji
Leavenworth
Short Michael, manager The Bon Ton, 622 Montgom-
ery, r. 44 Twelfth
Short P. Mrs., dressmaking, 805^ Leavenworth
Short Peter, tailor, r. 805^ Leavenworth
Short Philip, fireman, r. 541 First
Short Rosanna Mrs., japanner, 240 Fremont, and lodg-
ings, 717 Howard
Short Theodore C, japanner Mrs. K. Short, r. 717
Howard
Short Thomas, salesman Commercial Soap Co., r. 423
Powell
Short Thomas, water tender stmr Geo. W. Elder, r. E
s Pennsylvania Av bet Sierra and Napa
Short William, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E
s Pennsylvania Av bet Sierra and Xapa
Short William, molder, r. NE cor Folsom and Army
Short William, plumber C. Brown & Son, r. 433 Clem-
enlina
Short William, with Cal. Gas Fixture Co., r. 1404
Jackson
Short William Jr., teamster S. F Cordage Factory, r.
W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Short William J., teamster, r. 434 Clementina
Shortall Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co..
r. 129 Ridley
Shorten George, department manager Levi Strauss &
Co.. r. 518 Jones
Shorter Joseph, cook, r. 1611 Mason
Shorthand and Type Writing Exchange, Dakin &
Hawes proptrs, 320 Sansome
Shortrldge Samuel M., attorney at law, 234
Montgomery, rooms 5-7, r. Palace Hotel
Shortsleves George, clerk, r. 552 Minna
Shortt Lawrence H., civil engineer and surveyor, 120
Sutter, r. 954 Bush
Shoster Fred. G., blacksmith's helper, r. 18 First
Shotwell Cornelius T. L., cabinetmaker, r. 24 Wash-
ington Av
Shotwell Ellsworth E., stockbroker. 318 Pine, room
12, r. 1119 Washington
ShofAvell Josepli M., manager Merchants' Ex-
change Association, Merchants' Exchange Bldg,
r. 1119 Washington
Shotwell S., watchman Pacific Club, r. 435 Jessie
Shotwell Street Primary School, Miss Annie A. Hill
principal, E s Shotwell bet Twentj'-second and
Twenty-third
Shourds John A., wood engraver Simmons k Cun-
ningham, r. American Exchange Hotel
Shove Mortimer G., carpenter Pac. Planing Mill, r.
10 Columbia Square
Showalter Edward, waiter, r. 763 Clementina
Showalter John, waiter, r. 76554 Howard
Bbrader Andrew W., wholesale butcher, Honduras nr
Kentucky, r. 5 South Park
Shrader Ovissie Miss, cook J. E. Hasselbusch
Shrader Jackson L.. attorney at law, r. 5 South Park
t^ Shrader. See Schrader, Schroeder and Schroder
Shragcr Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 35 Morris Av
Sliriikkurt Jacob, proprietor New South End
Pickle Works, 718 Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Shree George, packer, r. 421 Folsom
Shreve Benjamin F., r. 729 Clementina
Shreve Geo. C. (Geo. C. Shreve & Co.j r. 1026 Bush
SHREVE GEO. 0. & CO.
(Geo, C. Shreve, Georj^re Boniiy and Al-
bert «J. L<e-»vis) -watchein, diamonds, jew-
elry, silverware, etc., 106-1 lU Mont-
gomery, cor S utter
Shreve George R., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1026
Bush
Shreve George W^, carpenter, r. 17 Freelon
Shreve George W., firearms, fishing tackle and sport-
ing goods, 525 Kearny, r. Alameda
Shreve R. Eugene T., laborer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r Alameda
Shreve William J., salesman George W. Shreve, r.
Alameda
Shrewsbury William W.. bartender, r. 133 Fifth
Shrier Elkan (Jules Cerf & Co.) r. 411 Van Ness Av
Shrier Frederick, sidewalk paver, r. 609 Ivy Av
Shrier Henry, r. 309 Powell
Shrlmpton William B., engineer Edward G. Dennis-
ton, r. 409 Minna
Shroll Robert, machinist Murray Bros.
Shroyier Jacob B., drayman Frank Bros., r. 1523
Howard
Shuck Josephine Miss, compositor, r, 2416 Sacra-
mento
Shuck Nettie H. Miss, compositor, r. 2416 Sacra-
mento
Slinck Oscar T. , attorney at law, 508 California,
room 11
e^ Shuck. See Schuck
Shudmack Daniel, clerk Post Office, r. 249 Clara
Shudmack Isaac, peddler, r. 249 Clara
Shug Daniel, polisher Sherman, Clay & Co.. r. N 8
Twenty-sixth Av bet M and N
Shula Anton, cigars and tobacco, 100 Market, r. 322
Fremont
Shulgrain Charles, engineer Market St. RR.
Shultz Henry, clerk, r. SW cor Fillmore and Cali-
fornia
Shultz Henry Mrs., widow, r. 108 Langton, rear
Shultz William J., extramau Hose No. 5
eS^ Shultz. See Schultzard Schulz
Shumate John O., laborer Whyte & De Rome, r. 1206
Lark in
Shumen Alice, widow, varieties, 3119 Mission
Shnmway R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 921 Market
Shiipper Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Louisa
Shureen Axel, tailor, r. 3 Eddy PI
Shureen Andrew, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. Alameda
Shurtlefif Charles A. (York, Whitworth & Shurtleff)
attorney at law, 120 Sutter, r. 1820 Lyon
Shurtlefif George C, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r,
619 Hyde i
Shurtleff Thomas, clerk J, F. Crosett & Co., r. 2428
Market
Shnte James A., with Dr. F. Bazan, r. 41S Sutter
Shute Matthew, extraman Hose No. 7, r. NW cor j
Sierra and Indiana
Shutte Maximilian, milkman Owen Riley, r. Berlin
nr Woolsey, U. M. T.
Shuyer Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 837 Broadway
Shwetzer David, barber, 2929 Sixteenth, r. 2929 H Six-
teenth I
Shwetzer Jacob, tailor, 2929 3^ Sixteenth |
Shyne James G., butther, 339 Fourth
Slampolini Silvio, painter G. Orsi, r. 516 Filbert, rear
LOWEST PEIOES.
nWE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
SIARHF.T ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Uanufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtares,
37 Martet St.
GEO. C. SHREVE. GEO. llONNY.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
MANUFACTURING
AND
SILVERSMITHS.
IMPORTERS OF
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Beeorated China^ Brcmzcs
OPERA GLASSES,
Ivory and Fancy Goods.
106-108 MONTGOMERY ST
Corner of Sutter
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
MANUFACTURING
AND
SILVERSMITHS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IF
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
IVatclies, Jewelry,
DECORATED POTTERY; ART BRASS GOODS; OUT
GLASSWARE; BERLIN AND VIENNA LEATHER AND
FANCY GOODS; BRONZES; MANTEL, HALL AND
TRAVELING CLOCKS; OPERA GLASSES; CAFES,
UMBRELLAS, FANS, ONYX PEDESTALS, SILVER
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE.
Oor. Montgomery and Sutter Sts.
JPADHARASZTHY&CO.
!was^n1t?n st.I Prodncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGK]
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ib&Bto Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1226 Miesinn
iber Georpe, dlBhwHsher, r. 54S Ml86ion
ibert Charlfs B.. clerk G. G. Wicksou fc Co., r. 235
Golden Gate Av
ibley John M., teacher, r. 711 Post
ibley Levi B., contrattor, r. \SM Howard
ibley Mary, widow, r. 2004 California
ibley William H., carpenter, r. 8W cor Eighteenth
and Harrison
ich ClauB, gripman Clay St. RR., r. 1 Yerba Buena
ichel Abraham, pianist, r. 17ft7 Howard
ichel Adolph, clerk, r. 812 Filbert
ichel Arthur D., clerk E. A. N. HiiRhes, r. 722 Filbert Siebel Pauline, widow, teacher music. 2217 Howard
1 1> J, SlOi[ & CO,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAEZET STREET.
ichel Cecilia Mrs., r. 17.57 Howard
Ichel David, packer Newman & Levlnson, r. 812 Fil-
bert
ichel Edward, bookkeeper, r. 812 Filbert
Icbel Emile, steward stmr City of Chester, r. 812
Filbert
ichel Gustave W., dentist, 410 Kearny, rooms 14-15,
1330 Buchanan
ichel Jacob H., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,r.
ir,17 Bush
ichel Lena, widow, r. 812 Filbert
ichel Max, dentist, 103 Post. r. 722 Filbert
ichel Morris, bartender, r. 1617 Bush
ichiro Giovanni, fruit peddler, r. .5 Lick Alley
Ichiro Xicholas B.. peddler, r 5 Lick Alley
ichlau Charles E.. cabinetmaker, r. 19 Elliot Park
ickal Joseph A., engraver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 21
Gleu Park Av
acke Joseph, driver J. C. Lindemer, r. 34 Austin
ickler Mary, widow, r. 113 Ninth
ickles J. N., cook. r. North Pacific Hotel
licklesmith Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 819 Capp
icotte Frank L., blacksmith R. Sicotte & Co., r. 420
Twenty-fourth
icotte R. & Co. (Roger Sicotte) blacksmith and car-
riage builder, W s Mission nr Randall
icotte RoKcr (R. Sicotte & Co.) r. 420 Twenty-fourth
ideman Abraham, cigar mnfr, r. 639 Vallejo
ideman Benjamin J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r.
1159 Octavia
ideman. Lachman & Co. (Benjamin J. Sideman and
Adolph J. Lachman) cigar mnfrs, 209-211 Battei-y
ideman Morris J., bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
Il.=i9 Octavia
ides Benjamin F., order clerk Homer 8. King & Co.,
r. 10 Franklin
Ides John, r. 605 Natoma
Idlowski David, presser, r. Oro Howard
idlowskl Manuel, tailor, 413 Geary
idon William, driver City RR., r. 11 Capp
lab Mathier. r. 424 Sansome
iebe Anna Mrs., bakery and confectionery. 1407)4
Folsom
ilebe Brothers & Pla^emann (John D. and
Frederick C. Siebe and J. Frederick Plagemann)
wholenale wines and liquors, 328-336 Sansome, cor
Sacramento
iebe Fred. C. Jr., agent Hanover Fire Ins. Co., 209
Sansome, r. 838 Fulton
iebe Frederick C. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r. 838
Fulton
iebe George H., clerk, r. 838 Fulton
iebe John D. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann) r. 2322 Cal-
Ifornia
iebe John F., cooper Vogel & Radtke, r. 1407 M Fol-
Bora
iebe John F., shipping clerk Siebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. 2322 California
iebecker Louis, sugar boiler, r. Humboldt bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
iebecker William H., machinist Atlas Iron Works,
r. Humboldt bet Vermont and Kansas
iebein L. J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 5 Hyde
iebel John, laborer North Beach Baths, r. N s Bay
foot Montgomery Av
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Siebenbauin H., r. 909 Kearny
Siebeuhauer Jacob, r. 1(>4« Golden Gate At I
Siebenhauer Levi (Siebeuhiuer. Meyerfeld* Co 1 r I
1046 Golden Gate Av
Siebenhauvr, Meyerfeld «!k Co. (Levi Sleben-
hauer and Jesse and Morris Meyerfeld Jr.) man-
ufacturers and dealers cigars, 8E cor Front and
Coiniuercliil
Siebenbaiier Sally, importer cigars, 109 Front, r. 1809
Sutter ,
Siebenbauer Salomon, accountant Buckinsbam k
Hecht, r. 1046 Golden Gate Av i
Sieber Alfred, steward, r. 721 Broadway
Sleber Mathilda, liquor saloon, 510 Pine ''
Sleberst Henry G.. attorney at law, 20-21 Nevada '
Block, r. 2010 Mission I
Sleberst William, dental student G. A. ChrUtenaen i
r. 2010 Mission
Siebert Charles, r. 113)4 Colllngwood
Siebert Charles, r. 1024 Howard
Siebert Charles Mrs., widow, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert Charles J., molder. r. 522 Fulton
Siebert Edward, helper Thomas Day & Co., r. 10 Sher-
idan
Siebert Fritz, capitalist r. 6 Central PI I
Siebert Henry A., molder O'Conuell b Lewis, r. 10 '
Sheridan
Siebert L. D., r. 246 Fourth I
Siebert R. M., cook. r. Overland House |
Siebert William F., machinist William Deacon, r. '
813 York '
Siebert William J., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r. 10
Sheridan ,
Siebke Fredrich, clerk Henry Fink, r. 8W cor Post '•*
and Bsker
Siebrecht E. W., steward Franz Siebrecht, r. 980 Har- i ^
rison C
Siebrecht Franx, proprietor Engelberg's Bakery, 3
416 Kearny, r. 418 Keary I a
Siebrecht William, bakery, 980 Harrison
Siebrecht William, carpenter, r. 881 Seventeentb
Siebs John H. (Grimmelman & Slebs) r. 618 Mer-
chant
Siedenberg Henry, clerk, r. 10 San Antonla
Sledeuberg Herman, baker, r. 625 Clay
Siedenburg Henry, salesman, r. 2.'>:i0 Past
Siedenburg J. C, with R. G. Dun k Co., r. Alameda
Siedler Joseph, baker, r. 512 Bush
Siefert Maygie Miss, drtSHinaker. r. 127 Page
Slefert Margnret, widow, r. 127 Page
Siefke Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 Sixth
Siefkes John L., with T. B. Dewltt, r. W • Tennessee
bet Solano and Butte
Siegel Andrew, dishwasher, r. 247 Jessie
Slegel Edward, stableman Pac. Imp. Co.
Siegel Emil, musician, r. 708 Jones
Siegel F. k Brothers, wholesale cloaks (Chicago, 111.)
office 17-19 Battery
Siegel Isaac (Siegel * Bro.) r. 619 Larkln
Siegel Jacob, salesmnn, r. 1617 Hush
Siegel Joseph (Siegel A: Bro.i r. fil9 Larkln
Siegel Joseph N., clerk A. Jahn k Son, r. 712 Mli^iilon
Siegel Julius, baker, r. 4 Welsh
Siegel Karl, baker, r. 417 Seventh
Siegel Leopold, manager Loewo Bros., r. 834 McAl-
lister
Siegel Martin, tailor, 112i, Eddy
Siegel MnrriH, bartender r. 161" Bush
Siegel Morris, tail'.r. 1502 Stockton
Siegel Moses (Loewe Bros.) r. H:t0 McAllister
Siegel Nathaniel, traveling salesman Qrcenel)aum,
Weil & Michels, r. 1804 Uguna
Siegel Simon, tailor, h Montgomery Av, r. 2123 Duah
Siegel Solomon, r. 1617 Bnsh
Sletfcl k Brother (Joseph and Isaac) tailors, m
Lark in
l»- Siegel. Sec SIgel, Selgel and Regol
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IMI'ORXEUS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811, 313, 316 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
Siegi'lstyle Chris., watcliniaii Black Point Packing
House
Sieger H., musician, r. 27 J^ Oak Grove Av
SicgPFH Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 11 Ritch
Siegfried Alfred H., bill clerk Siegfried & Branden
Btfin, r. Alameda
Siegfried August, bootmaker C. Dietle, r. 228 Busli
I Siegfried Harry, r. 006 Montgomery
Siegfried John C. (Siegfried & Brandenstein) r. Ala-
meda
' SIEGFRIED &BRANDENSTEIN,a„,.„o.
Siefffiiecl and M. J. Brsiinleiigteiu) com-
I niisstoii niercliaiits, tea and inattino^
I importers, 118-1^0 Market and 15-17
I California, Chicago 53-57 Micliigan Av
j Siegfried's Hotel, William Reinecke proprietor,
I 228 Bush
Sieghold Henry W., paperhaiiger, r. 41 H Russ
! Siegler Charles, tanner, r. 238 J4 Ritch
I Siegler Jacob (Bloch & Siegler) r. 1720 Sutter
sieh George, baker, r. 625 Clay
Sieke John F., solicitor, r. Humboldt House
Sieke Joseph, driver, r. 34 Au>tin
Sieleinan Henry, salesman E. A. F. Essmann, r. 938
Pacific
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Siemens John, carpenter, r. 571 Sixteenth
Siemens-Iinngren Co., manufacturer gas
lamps, Meyer, Marshall & Co. agents, 147 Ellis
Siemer John H. (Slemer & Esdor) r. 14 Lafayette
Sieiner iSi Esdor (JohnH. Siemer and William H.
Esdor) groceries, wines and liquors, NW cor
Jones and O'Farrell
Siemers Frank helper Clot & Meese, r. 18 First
Siemers J. Henry, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne
Jt Co.. r. 18 First
Siemers John D.. groceries and liquors, 885 Seven-
teenth
Siems Giistave T., barber, r. 2022 Fillmore
Siems John D.. saloonkeeper, r. 541 Turk
Sierck Frederick, teamster John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 801 Treat Av
Siere E. Mme., r. 937 Post
Siering Henry E., musician, r. 1508J4 Broadway
Siering Herman, clerk A. Cailleau, r. 1508M Broad-
way
Siering Robert M., commission merchant. 211 Post,
r. 1.508 J<S Broadway
B^" Siering. St-e Searing
Sieroty Henry, shipping clerk Jacob Unna & Co. , r.
517 Eddy
Sierp Frederick W., hatter Boysen & Co., r. 1421
Devisadero
Sierra Bnttes Gold. Mining Co. Limited
(Sierra Buttes and Plumas Eureka Mines) Wil-
liam Johns manager. 320 Sansome, room 16
Sierra Iron Co. (Sierra Co.. Cal.) H. P. Bush secre-
tary, 37 Merchants' Exchange
Sierra Lumber Co., manufacturers lumber,
sash, doors, blinds, etc., yards Chico (Butte Co.)
Red Blutl' (Tehama Co.) and NE cor Fourth and
Channel, Joseph De Forest yard manager
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.)
Edwin L. Parker secretary. 57 Nevada Block
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co., Charles T.
Bridge secretHry, 224 California
Sierra Phceiiix Mill and Mining Co. (Sierra Co , Cal.)
A. B. Paul Jr. secretary, 32H Montgomery, room 20
Sierra Valley and Mohawk Railroad Co., 401 Califor-
nia, room 25
Sies r.ouis. plumber Charles Meehan. r. 217 Sixth
Sies Philip, jnnk dealer, r. 217 Sixth
biLbS VjLUiIIjLi carpenter and
bnilder, gymnasium apparatus a spe-
cialty, .34 Ellis
SleBs Jacob, boots and shoes, 1137 Mission
Slevers Albert, miller, r. 908 Sansome
Sievers Charles, clerk, r. 1542 Eddy
Sievers <'barle8, laborer Joseph Budde, r. 35 Rausch
Sievers Christian, carpenter, r. 24 Turk
Sievers Christian, clerk Henry Prlen
Sievers Francis, expert accountant and book-
keeper, 215 Sansome, room 8. r. 2937 Clay
Sievers Hans, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Sievers Henry, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, i
151 Valencia
Sievers John (Sievers & Hoebel) r. NW cor Twelftb
and Clementina
Sievers John, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Sievers John, waiter, r. 183 Jessie
SIEVERS JOHN H. n„.,„^-
man and florist, nursery Chestnut
from Polk to Van Ness Av, depot 25
Post, r. 1221 Lombard
Sievers Julius, groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Sievers Otto, salesman Tillmauu & Bendel, r. 1207 Ji
Devisadero
Sievers & Hoebel (John Sievers and Jacob Hoebel)
carriage trimmers, 627 Howard
v:W~ Sievers. See Seavers
Sieverson George, barber, 43 Third, r. Alameda
Sievert Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 130 Berry, r. 9 Hag-
gin
Sievert Johannes, machinist, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Sievert Julius, paper cutter Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. 3 Midway
Sleverton C. J., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Siewert Charles, storekeeper, r. 26 Rondel PI
Siflfrend John, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Sigel Rudolph, dishwasher, r. 1636 Market
Sigel William, cook John H. Meutz. r. 544 First
Siggins Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Siagins Nicholas, steved re, r. 10 Natoma
Signal Service V. S. A., 302 Montgomery, ob-
server's ofBce 41-42 Merchants' Exchange
Siguard Charles G., blacksmith, r. 751 Folsom
Siguere Arthur (Siguere Bros. & Co.) r. 1605 Powell
Siguere B. George (Siguere Bros. & Co.) r. 1605
Powell
Siguere Brothers & Co. (B. George, Arthur and
Charles Siguere) printers, 601 California
Siguere Charles (Siguere Bros. & Co.) r. 1605 Powell
Sikes E. & Co. (Edward bikes) mnfrs cigars, 220-222
California
Sikes Edward (E. Sikes & Co.) r. 759 Market
Sikes Louisa Mrs., r. 1422 Hyde
Sikes William, r. 1422 Hyde
Sikora Joeeph, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 318
Ninth
Silber Robert (Hayes & Silber) 775 Market
Silberberg Louis S., salesman Isaac Raphael & Sons,
r. Ahlborn House
Silberberg Max, importer fancy goods, 35 Sutter, r
935 Post
B^" Silberberg. See Silverberg
Silberfield Paul, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 721 H Bush
Silbermau A., r. 426 Fell
Silberman Gottlieb, jobber dry and fancy goods, 506
Slitter, r. 319 Taylor
e^" Silberman. See Silverman
Silberhtein Alfred, shirtcutter C. M. Silberstein, r.
1310 Buchanan
Silberstein Charles M., shirt mnfr, 331 Kearny, r. 1310
Buchanan
Silberstein George, clerk H. Rogers, r. 708 Vallejo
Silberstein Jacob, salesman Mattes Hammerschlag,
r. 708 Vallejo
Silberstein Julius, barber, 427 Third
Silberstein Louis, shoemaker, r. 708 Vallejo
Silberstein Marcus, clerk Charles S. Fechheimer, r
519 Union
Silberstein Marcus, rabbi and teacher Beth Mena
him Streisand, r. 1906 Mission
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Silberetein Philip, dyer, r. 801 Folgom
Silberbtein Samuel S., satcbelniaker D. Block & Co.,
r. 494 Braunau
Bilberstein Sarah, hand-sewer Goldstein Bros., r. 708
Vallejo
Bilberstein Simon, cutter C. M. Silberstein, r. 1310
Buchanan
&" Silberstein. See Sllverstein
Sllberzahn Haven, tailor r. 1703)4 Buchanan
fiilbrey WilliaLQ, seaman, r. 20 Louisa
Sillpelli Philip, bontblack, r. 28 Uingold
Silk Audrew, r. 2 Washinston
Silk James, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Mission
Silk James, pressman, r. 21U Chestnut
Silk Jiimes W., superintendent Industrial School, r.
NV s Old San Jose Road, five miles from Old City
Hall
Silk John B., compositor, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Martin, compositor Bulletin, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Michael, pressman, r. 210 Chestnut
Silk Patrick, laborer Jackson Brewery, r. 1006 M Minna
Silk Thomas, laborer, r. 210 Chehtuut
Silk Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 210 Chestnut
SiUeman (ieorge, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 5
Wisconsin
Silsby Anna T., widow, r. 719 Shotwell
Bilsby Edward D., assistant Crystal Bathing Co., r.
719 Sliotwell
Silsby Miun'e E., stenographer, r. 719 Shotwell
Siltz F.. cook, r. 228 Bush
Silva Alle, barber, 531 Valencia, r. 699 Howard
Silva Andrea Miss, r. 928 Capp
Silva Annie, widow, r. 4 Morrell
Silva Annie S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1210 Green
Silva Anton, janitor, r. 411 Vallejo
SUva Antone, fisherman, r. 319 Drumm
Silva Antone, quartermaster stmr State of California
Silva Antone J., barber, 503 Howard, r. 327 Beale
Bilva Autonio, cook, r. Ill Jackson
Bilva Anthony, compositor Uniao Portugueza,. r. Ill
Vallejo, rear
Silva Carlos, laborer, r. HI Jackson
Silva Domingo, restaurant, 3 Harrison
Silva Emanuel, barber H. H. Creigbton
Silva F., butcher, r. Paraguay bet St. John and Tom-
bigbee
Silva Fernando, physician. 618 Filbert
Silva Fernando Mrs., tailoress, r. 1414 Powell
Bilva Frank, longshoreman, r.319 Druram
Bilva Henry, butcher Carlo Giovanetti, r. 359
Clementina
SilvuJ.G., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 631
Jackson
Silva Joaquin, cook, r. 220 Pacific
Bilva John, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Bilva John, dairy, cor Lombard and Scott
Silva John, deck hand stmr M idDC, r. 9 Merchant
Silva John, warehouseman S. H. Frauk & Co., r. 1326
Stockton
Silva Joseph, dishwasher, r. 9 Sherwood PI
Silva Joseph, hostler Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 837 How-
ard
Silva Joseph, seaman, r. 200 Washington
Silva JoKeph J., barber A. B. Taveira, r. 37 Sacra-
Bllva Josf-ph T., photographer, r. 1122 Filbert
Bilva L., with Hoi brook, Merrill & StetsoQ, r. 721J4
Broadway
Silva Manuel (Silva fc Furtadoj r. 910 Kearuy
Silva Manuel, barber Frauk Berenato, r. lf!0:{ Dupont
Silva Manuel, compositor Charles A. Klinkner & Co.,
r. Oakland
Silva Manuel, seaman, r. 908 Sansome
Silva Manuel, milker John Tamouy, r. W s Ellsworth
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Bilva Manuel, team-ter C. A. Warren, r. 216 Ninth
Silva Manuel, warehouseman Eureka Grain Ware-
house
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641, 643, 645 and 847 MARKET STREET,
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Silva Manuel J., barber, 961 Bryant
Silva Mary, widow, r. S23 -Union
Silva Michael (Silva .t Bach) r. 411 Vallejo
Silva Pedro, r. 503 Union
Silva h Bach (Michael Silva and Henry Bach) bar-
bers, 1114 Jackson
Silva « Furtado (Manuel Silva and William Furtado)
barbers, 409 Clay
l»" Silva. Bee Silver and Sllvey
Silvanio James, bootblack, r. 1.5.i Minna
Silveira Jo.seph, barber, r. 1513 Geary
Silveira Manuel B., r. 1941 Geary
Silveira Raulino V. da (R. V. Silveira A Co.) r. 117
Jackson
Silveira R. V. & Co. (Raulino V. da Silveira and Joao
de F. Pimentel) proptrs Azores Hotel, 117 Jack-
son
Silver Adrian, barber, r. 31 Prescott PI, rear
Silver .\ndrew, longshoreman, r. 22 54 Telegraph PI
Silver City Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon
County, Nevada) Butler Burrld secretary, 2-3 Ke-
vaia Block
Silver Crown Mining Co. (Arizona) 419 California,
room 17
Silver Emanuel M., teamster, r. Paraguay nr Tom-
bigbee
Silver Frank, real estate, r. 620Lar)Eln
Silver George, cooper, r. SW cor Tennessee and So-
lano
Silver Heiman. sauce, pickle and ammonia mnfr, C09
Sansome. r. 1431 O'Farrell
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.) W. B. Dean
secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Silver Hill Quartz Mill Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
John W. Pew secrtary, 310 Plue, rooma 15-17
Silver James, r. 27.59 Mission
Silver Joseph, coremaker Weed 4 Kingwell, r. Oak-
laud
Silver Joseph, with Heiman Silver, r. 1109 Paclflc
Silver Jo.aeph S., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Silver King: Miningr Co. (Arizona) Joseph Naah
secretary, 328 Montgomery. Mom I'J
Silver Lining Mining Co. (Aurora. Nev.) F. M. Smith
president, A. H. Clough secretary. 2)0 Monttjom-
ery. rooms 11-12
Silver Marks J., presser Charles Mayer, r. 430 Blith,
rear
Silver Morris (Hawkins J: Silver) r. « Bernard
Silver Samuel, copp^. smith, r. Handley House
Silver Star Free Kludi-rgarlen, SOU Sansome
Silver Star Hall, HOil Shusouih
Silver Sf:ir House, Mrs. E. H. Cushing proptr, 356
SILVER STATE HOUSE
L. S. Stiirk\v«Mitlnir iiioprletor. Sli cor
Ellix uiid MiisiMi
Silver Street Fne Kinilergarlen. 64 Silver
Silver Street Kindergarten So.'.ely, ti4 Silver
Si.ver William J. Jr , printer H. 3. Crocker H. Co., r.
5 Yerba Bucna
t^- Silver. See Silva
Silvern Manuel, barber. .1014 Clay. r. Oakland
Silverberg Adolph, butcher, 1 Grand Arcade Market,
r. 23111 Post
Silv'-rberg Arthur, asfllslant bookkeeper Eaberd,
Bachmau V Co., r. 15.>(! Sutter
Silverberg Joseph, tillor. r.RJiiStevPniion
Silverberg Joseph S. (Schweitzer & Co.) r. ISJOSulter
Silverberg Katie Miss, r. 2310 P..«t „ „ ^ .^
Silverberg Simon, wholesale but.her. 8 « H"ndnrM
bet Keumckv and Susqii.hanna, office J JO San-
some. r. 1V2I) Sutt-r
iry Silverberg. See Sllberberg
^..r,.:»n Adolph, dry goods. IIIO Pn»k. - ," " P;'*
Silverman BeMJ.rain. t»i o-. IK •'i'»"'''-/;*\v'r" ' k
Silverman Frelrb-k, bookko -per D. N. * t.. Walter «
lOlfiG.dden Gate Av
& REY, m-m mwi it
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
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a Speciult}'.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Silverman H. Mrs., widow, r. Idlti Golden Gate Av
SUverninu Henry, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1()U> Gulden Gate Av
SilverniRU Isaac, Klazier, r. 409 Clementina
Silverman Josepli, drv and fancy goods, 222-224
Third, r 215 Powe'll
Silverman Moritz (Pelxotto & Silverman) r. 501 Geary
Silverman Simon, r. W s Mission Road, Spring Valley
Homestead
t3>' Silverman. See Silberman
Sllverstein Abraham M., secretary The Veach Drug
and Medicine Co., and bookkeeper Commercial
Soap Co., r. 1128!^ Turk
Silverstein Christophi r, watchman r. 3215 Fillmore
Silversteiu Jacob, drayman, 15 Battery, r. 1025 McAl-
lister
Silverstein Julius, dry goods, 1818 Union
Silverstein Morris, r. 951 Folsom
Silverstein E., tailor, r. 929 ^ Howard
Silverstein Simon, cutter, r. 416 Golden Gate Av
VS^ Silverstein. See Silberstein
Silverstone Bertha Mrs., r. 1322 Buchanan
Sllverstone Charlotte widow, r. 832 O'Farrell
Silverstone Dora, saleslady Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
maun, r. 832 O'Farrell
Silverstone Emanuel, clerk general freight ofB.ce S. P.
Co., r. 832 O'Farrell
Silverstone Esther Mrs., r. 832 O'Farrell
Silverstone F. & Co. (San Jose, Cal.) oflQce 223 Sacra-
mento
Silverstone Frank (F. Silverstone & Co.) r. 1322 Bu-
chanan
Silverstone Louis, glazier, r. 439 Tehama
Silverstone Sholom, clerk O. and O. SS. Co., r. 832
O'Farrell
Sllverthorn John C, clerk local freight office S. P.
S-5C0., r. 127 Shotwell
Sllverthorn William H., storeroom clerk freight depot
S. 1'. Co., r. 127 Shotwell
Silverwood Harry, second assistant engineer stmr
Zealaudia, r. 503 Folsom
Silves Mary B.. widow, r. 203 Union
Silvester Henrietta Mrs., r. 1117 Taylor
Silvester Leander. salesman E. J. Bowen. r. 1112 Sac-
ramento
Silvester S., cook, r. 52 Jessie, rear
le*" Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestre Antonio, watchman, r. Ill Jackson
Silve'tre Joao. laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Silvestre Jose, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Silvestri Achille, fish dealer, 41-44 Washington Mar-
ket, r. 1507 Stockton
Silvestri George W.. clerk, r. 1507 Stockton
Silvestri N., r. 326 Fifth
Silvey Alexander M., barber, r. 805 Union
Silvey Antone, cook, r. 139 Fourth
Silvey Charles, millhand, r. 805 Union
Silvey Conrad, halpresser, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 5, r. 1815 Post
Silvey C. R. Mrs., dressmaking, 805 Union
Silvev George, tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 3, r.
1505 M Market
Silvey John, r. 205 Greenwich
Silvey John P., laborer, r. 528 Green
Silvey L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 712 Waller
Silvey M., deckhand, r. 1252 Montgomery
Silvey Mary A., widow, r. 2410 Post
Silvey Raymond M., corporal police, r. 2410 Post
e^- Silvey. See Silva
Silvia Bartolo, r. 532 Vallejo
Silvia Isaac, laborer, r. 1109 Pacific
SilviuB Herman T., stamper Hicks & Judd, r. 3 Ra-
phael PI
Sim John A., driver City RR., r. 1325}^ Natoma
Sim Peter, fresco painter, r. 232 Minna
Simas M. F., cooper, r. Ill Jackson-- -
Sime Frank J., salesman John A.Roebling's Sons Co.,
i_ r. 30 Post
Sime Hugh T., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. Beres-
ford Hotel
Sime Marion, r. Beresford Hotel
Sime William M., lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
2153 Mission
asr Sime. See Syme
Rinieutal Hilario, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Simeoni John, gardener, r. N 8 Railroad Av nr Five
Mile House
Simi Adolpo, shoemaker Angelo Marlani, r. 8 Pres-
cott
Riml Gabriel (N. M. Adler & Co.) r. 7 Stockton
Simi Gaetauo, laborer, r. 411 Bay "^
Simi Giuseppe (P. & G. Simi) r. Healdsburg - ^
Simi Lazzaro, butcher, 127 Sixth, r. 129 Sixth
Simi Leandro, tailor B. Domenici, r. 1335 Dupont
Simi Michael, fruits and vegetables, 904 J^ Laguna,"r.
906 Laguna, rear
Simi P. & G. (Peter and Giuseppe) California wine
merchants, 429 Green
Simi Peter (P. & G. Simi) r. 429 Green
Simi Vincenzo, porter, r. 429 Green
Simkins Albert, baker, r. 519 Third
1^" Simkins. See Semken and Simpkins
Simlar Henry, r. 1567 M Market
Simma Joseph A., r. 68 Clementina
Simmen Casper A., r. cor Algeria and Penobscot
Simmen David, r. cor Algeria and Penobscot
Simmen Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 356 Eleventh
Simmen Frank P., baud sawyer, r. 1721}^ Jessie
Simmen Frederick, clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r.
356 Eleventh
Simmen John, cabinetmaker U. Fritschi
Simmen Melchoir, r. cor Algeria and Penobscot
Simmen Samuel, shipping clerk Chicago Brewing Co.,
r. 356 Eleventh
Simmer Charles, engineer Dow Steam Pump Works,
r. 404 Ninth
Simmonds E., r. 405 Geary
Simmouds F. N., with Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson
Sinimoiitls George & Co. (Philip Simmonds and
Albert Dallemand) wholesale wines and liquors,
215-217 California
Simmonds James C, fireman, r. 623 Seventh
Simmonds Philip (George Simmonds & Co.) r. 309
Powell
Simmonds Thomas C, foreman City Warehouse, r.
623 Seventh
Simmons Abram T., master mariner, r. 719 Turk
Simmons Alphonso, laundry, 1743 Mission, r. 1729}^
Mission
Simmons Andrew, watchman S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Simmons Annie, domestic 314 Bush
Simmons Anthony B., cooper David Woerner, r. 13T
Fourteenth
Simmons Charles, carpenter, r. 837 Valencia
Simmons Charles W., bookkeeper Wightman Bros.,
r. 157 Seventh
Simmons E. E., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Alameda
Simmons Flora J., widow, r. 1808 Van Ness Av
Simmons Frederick, clerk City and County Surveyor,
r. 715 Broadway
Simmons George, hackman, r. 637 Broadway
Simmons George O. (Simmons & Cunningham) r.
Oakland
Simmons George R., compositor Bulletin, r. Oakland
Simmons Henry, clerk Pac Bell Telephone Co., S. P.
Co's Bldg, r. 712 McAllister
Simmons Henry, waiter, r. 81 Stevenson
Simmons Henry J., photograph printer Johnson &
Co., r. 1721}^ Jessie
Simmons Herbert O., groceries, 148 Fifth, r. 9 Hen-
rietta Square
Simmons J. Mr.f ., dressmaker, r. 606 Lombard
Simmons James, engineer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 623 Seventh
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
9I.4RKET ST.. COR. THIRI*.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Hanufactvirers of Show Case*
and Store Fixt'ores.
iRPAD HARASZTHY&CO.I
530
WASHINGTON ST.
i-Producers of FINE TABLE WINES
SIM
1077
SIM
Simmons Jamea E., attorney at law, 207 Sansome, r.
Oaklaud
Siimuous J. N., news agent S. P. Co., r. 609 Pine
Sinnunns John, r. 20 Russ
Sinmioiis John, compositor Upton Bros., r. 24 Ash Av
Simaious John, deoisner, r. 17'21M Jessie
Simmons Jolin, fiirnituremaker, r. 3.t2 Twenty-ninth
Simmons John, teamster, r. (JOt Minna
Simmons John G., honsemover, r. 912!^ Geary
Simmons John W., agent International Hotel, r. 24
Ash Av
SimmonH Joseph, restaurant, 21fi Ninth
Simmons Julia, widow, r. 1215 Filbert
Simmons Julia Mrs., bakery, Ifi Sanchez
Simmons K. A. Mrs., widow, r. lli)^ MoAUister
Simmons Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 28 Grove
Simmons Louisa J., widow, r. 157 Seventh
Simmons Maurice .J., auctioneer, 1057 Market, r. 1024
Golden Gate Av
Simmons Minna, domestic 2417 Howard
Simmons Norman, clerk, r. 903 Sutter
Simmons Phillip, r. 819 Filbert
Simmons, Rowe & Co. (in liquidation) hardware, 52
Clay
Simmons Samuel, jeweler, r. 712 McAllister
Simmons Samuel U., special policeman, r. 437 Eddy
Simmou.s Samuel D. Jr., clerk, r. 437 Eddy
Simmons Thomas F. (Griffin & Simmons) r. 18 Russ
Simmons William A., i-alesman M. D. McKinnon &
Co., r. 810 Filbert
Simmons William J. M.. paper carrier, r. Ocean View
Simmons William S. (Simmous & Meyers) r. 233
Stevenson
^immons «!t Cunningliain (George O. Sim-
mons and A. C. Cunningham) wood engravers
and designers, 436 Montgomery (see advertise-
ment engravers)
Simmons & Meyers (William S. Simmons and Charles
Meyers) riggers. 17 Howard
K?" Simmons. See Simonds, Simons and Svmonds
Jimms Charles, dentist, 825 Market, r. 122 Turk
Simms Esther Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 20 Elgin Park Av
5iinms Henry, manager Mrs. Martha A. Elliot, r.
Oakland
Simms John, cook Palace Hotel
Umms Thomas, seaman, r. 263 East
5imms Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel
Slmms William G., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 411 Sansome
Sinims. See Sims acd Symmes
Jimon Abraham, crockery and glassware, 1034Folsom
5imon Abraham, tailor, r. 454 Clementina
iimon Albert, blindmaker Jason Springer fc Co.. r.
.503 Turk
Jimon .\lbert traveling salesman L. & E. Werthei-
mer
Hmon Alexander (Falk & Simon) r. 637 Ellis
linmn Alfred, salesman Stein Simon & Co. r. 1640
Pine
Iimon .\nton, fruits and vegetables, 1125 Mission
Imon Antone, laborer, r. 1431 Montgomery
Union B.. domestic 2018 Mission
Iimon Charles, clerk, r. 1608 A'^an Ness Av
imon Charles J. (Arnold PoUak & Co.) r. 1326 Web-
st.-r
.imon D. John, barber. 301 M Fifth, r. 1009 Harrison
iimon Ephraim (Simon. Jacobs * Co.) and ngent
Merced Woolen Mills, 17 Battery, r. 1117 Van
N( ss Av
Iimon E. S., manager Metropolitan Manufactnr-
Ing Co., 431 Laikin. r. 431 Larkin
imon Frederick, cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling &
Sons. r. 1234 Treat Av
imon F. Xavier, with Britton & Rey, r. S20 Gilbert
Imon Gabriel, tailor. 609 Mission, r. 275!< Minna
Imon George, pressman Charles Nelson, r. 217 Clara
imon Henri'tta. secondhand c lothing, 305 !4 Third
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
5. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMEI.T.^ :
W, & J, SLOANE & CO,
SASH CTJETAINS
In all the Latest Shades of Colorinq.
64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
Simon Henry, bartender Pnstel Bros., r. 42 Willow At
Simon Henry, engineer, r. 21 Bruce PI
Simon Henry, salesman Neuinan & Levinton, r. 447
Jessie
Simon Hermann L. (Stein. Simon k Co.) r. 1040 Pine
Simon Hulda, widow r. 447 JesHle
Simon Isidore, bookkeeper L. Meyersteln, r. 1811
Baker
Simon Isidor, entry clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1722
O'Farrell
Simon J. Mrs., r. 1627 Post
Simon. Jacobs & Co. (Simon I. and Epbralra Simon
and I. H. Jacobs) merchants (Merced and Snell-
ing) office 17 Battery
Simon James, bookkeeper Simon, Jacobs Jc Co.. r.
1015 Van Ness Av
Simon John, maltster U. S. Brewery, r. 624 Fnlton
Simon Joseph, crockery and glassware, 302-304 Sixth.
r. 421 Sixth
Simon Jules, physician and surgeon, 323 Geary
Simon Julius, hacknian. r. 63" Broadway
Simon Julius J., r. 102 First
Simon Lehman, clerk Falk .t Simon, r. 637 EUla
Simon Leopold, salesman Arnold, Pollack & Co., r.
1627 Post
Simon Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1640
Pine
Simon M. & Co. (Meyer Simon and Jacob Levy) mil-
linery goods, 520-52'? Market
Simon Malvina Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Simon Mary, widow, crockery, 710 Front
Simon Max. r. 818 Montgomery
Simon Meyer (M. Simon & Co.) r. 1722 O'Farrell
Simon Minna Mrs., teacher Bartlett Primary School,
r. 1811 Baker
Simon Morris, peddler, r. 34 Garden
Simon Oscar, machinist Clot ft Mee8e, r. 73 Clemen-
tina
Simon Paul, carpenter, r. 428 Broadway
Simon Paul, compositor Chronicle, r. 919\< Howard
Simon Peter (Nager ft Simon) r. N s Lahalna bet
Penobscot and Santee
Simon Samuel, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer k Co., r.
217 Clara
Simon Samuel, salesman M. Simon ft Co., r. 1723
O'Fairell
Simon Samuel, second-hand clothing, 45 Third
Simon Samuel, teamster, r. 45^ Stevenson
Simon Sarah, widow, second-hand clothing. 818
Montgomery
Simon Sarah M.. widow, r. 1017 Van Ness Av
Simon Scott S., barber, 412 Sixth, r. KHK) lUrrlann
Simon Siegfried, traveling salesman Sacha Bros, ft
Simon Sigmund H., salesman Kelly ft Liebcs, r. 1104
Market . .
Simon Sigmund L., deputy Sheriff, r. 1514 Devlaadero
Simon Silas (Simon fc Mannssee) r. 918 Van Ne«« At
Simon Simon, r. l>i0H Van Ness Av ,„,. „
Simon Slnvm I. (Simon Jacobs ft Co.) r. 1015 V»n
Ness Av „ .w, ^
Simon Solomon S., barber William House, r. 72 Oar-
Simon Stevens, stage carpenter, r. .Vl7 naiglit
Simon W. M., clerk William WeslerfeUl. r. lOH F.lghlh
Simon ft Mannsse (Silas Hlraon an.l N.ilh«n Man»»«el
commission merchants, 210 Sacramento
tar Simon. See Sym<.n
Simonds Charles G.. driver 8. H. Slm..nd». r. ..0.;
Secoinl _
SiMIOII.lH J. M,. r. 132r. St..,-klni,
SIMONDS JOHN ..r..-„r.r
SImioimIh' «h%v« iiimI ui.irhlii. |*"«»^«
anil «}.'.•«.• f'rH»«< Ootf.. \\ -.".I ^pl'l I'u«-
l,.y, .-,<>'.»-.'» I M .MUmIoii, r. Oaklaiul
Simon. Is Saiimel 1)., r. '.•:!'> Clay
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 41540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
SIM
1078
SIM
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTElia OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Siinoiicls Scolt H., a^eut Los Gates Ice Co., 554
Mission, r. C.Ol Third
Simonds Ulysses S., bookkeeper S. H. Simonds, r. 601
Tliird
Simouds Wilbert A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.
120a Market
Simocds Willis S., carrier Post Office, r. 1143 Shot-
well
Simonds W. M.. carpenter, r. 2001 McAllister
0^" Simonds. See Simmons and Symonds
Simonefti Gabrleno. proptr Cavour Hotel, 702 Front
Simonetti John, junk dealer, r. 1.50& Dupont, rear
SimoDl M., ruiner, r. 9.51 Howard
Simons Fred., clerk Joe Spanler & Co., r. 713Ji Grove
Simons G. Stuart (Peter B. Simons & Son) r. 1623
Bush
Simons Harry, clerk J. 0. Scott, r. 817 Mission
Simons Isadore, restaurant, 131 Sixth, r. 333 Twenty-
seventh
Simons Isidor. fireman G. Cohn & Co., r. 713"^ Grove
Simons James, r. Diamond bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Simons Louis S., salesman Kahn Bros., Bine & Co.
Simons M. E. Mrs., r. 8 Hulbert Alley
Simons Moses, paperruler H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Oakland
Simons Nellie Miss, teacher music, 1614 Devisadero
Simons Norman 8., clerk Peter B. Simons & Son, r.
1623 Bush
Simons Peter B. (Peter B. Simons & Son) r. Palace
Hotel
SIMONS PETER B. & SON
(Peter B. and G. Stuart) maiinfacturers
and dealers -watclies, je%velry, dia-
monds, sterling silverware, agents
To-wle Manufacturing Co's sterling sil-
ver and Pairpoint Manufacturing Co's
platediivare, office 330 Sutter
Simons T. F., waiter, r. 325 Minna
Simons Theodore, driver 'William Schlothan, r. W s
Minnesota bet Sierra and Napa
Simons Thomas, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 801
Filbert
B^" Simons. See Simmonds, Simmons and Symons
Simousen Andrew, r. 15 Pacific
Simonsen Joshua, farmer, r. 639 Mission
Simonsen Niels, clerk John H. Gaerdes, r. 534 First
Simonson John, master bark Elsinore, office 48 Mar-
ket, r. 4 McCormick
Simonson Joseph, president Cal. Gas Fixture Co., 124
Suiter, r. 814 Hyde
Simonson Lewis, clerk Will & Finck, r. 1902 McAl-
lister
Simonson K. P., cook, r. 208 Perry
Simousou Simon, master mariner, r. 421 Greenwich
Simouton Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 617 Mason
Simonton Thomas B., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 507
Stevenson
Simounet Antonio, r. 1015 Jackson
Simpers George W., doorkeeper Custom House
Simpkin Charles W., shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht
r. 602 Fell
Simpkin Thomas S,, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson &
Co, r. 502 Fell
Simpkins Charles H., commission merchant, 328
Montgomery, room 7, r. 2100 California
I^T" Simpkins. See Semken and Simkins
Simpson A. D., salesman Brown Bros, k Co., r. 828
O'Farrell
Simpson Ada F., widow, r. 814 Sutter
Simpson Adam, r. 1644 Market
Simpson Albert, starter Cal. St. ER., r. 623 California
Simpson Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 613 Second
Simpson A. M. & Brotlier (Asa M. and Robf rt
W.) lumber dealers, and agents Coos Bay and
Columbia River Packets, office 48 Market, yards
Howard and Beale St. Wharfs
Simpson Annie Mrs., cook 812 Bush
Siiupsim Asa M. (A. M. Simpson k Bro.) r. Oakland
Simpson Augusta, domestic 2 Essex PI
Simpson Charles, teamhicr, r. 813 Vallejo
Simpson Charles M.. flori.st John Pouyul, r. 34 Erie
Simpson Clement S.,r. .09 Tehama
Simpson Edward, laborer, r. 930 Twentieth, rear
Simpson Edward, niHSter mariner, r. 1105 Clay
Simpson Eliza, widow, r. 34 Ford
Simpson Eliza C, widow, r. 126 Page
Simpson George, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 28 Hamp-
ton PI
Simpson George, waiter, r. 108 Second
Simpson George L., grainer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Gilbert, seaman, r. 1608 Leavenworth
Simpson Harry, painter, r. 1415 Pacific
Simpson Helen, domestic 2621 Folsom
Simpson Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Simpson Henry H.. musician, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Hettie Miss, r. 625 Post
Simpson Howard J., propertyman, r. 22 Stockton PI
Simpson James, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 234 Post, hours 1 to 3 P. M., telephone 1036
Simpson James G., molder Union Iron Works, r. 1113
Stevenson
Simpson James S., laborer, r. 22 Stockton PI
Simpson John, blacksmith, r. 921 Howard
Simpson John, Consul Denmark, office 11 Market
and (Simpson & Fisher) r. 1211 Jackson
Simpson John, engineer, r. 421 Greenwich
Simpson John, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Simpson John, liquor saloon, 7 Stevenson
Simpson John G., salesman Frederick Grass, r. Yo-
semite House
Simpson John H., foreman composing room Bulletin,
r. 1118 Jackson
Simpson John J., janitor City Hall, r. 921 Howard
Simpson Joseph Cairn, editor Breeder and
Sportsman, 313 Bush, r. Oakland
Simpson L. Mrs., r. 917 Howard
Simpson Lillie M. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1130 Bryant
Simpson Lorenzo, clerk, r. 603 Bush
Simpson Lottie, domestic 2 Essex PI
Simpson Margaret, widow, r. 1130 Bryant
Simpson Mary E., saleslady, r. 802 Shotwell
Simpson Mary L. Mrs., r. 105 Larkin
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. G. W. Izer, D. D., pastor, SE cor
Buchanan and Hayes
Simpson Obert F., draftsman Percy & Hamilton, r,
Alameda
Simpson Peter G., hatter C. Herrmann & Co., r. 2132
Howard
Simpson R. F., contractor and builder, 330 Pine, r.
Oakland
Simpson Richard, cigarmaker, r. 34 Ford
Simpson Richard S., salesman R. W. Simpson, r. 813
Laguna
Simpson Richard W., mnfr brushes and brooms, 609-
615 Branuan, salesrooms 319 Sacramento, r. 813
Laguna
Simpson Robert, miner, r. 550 Mission
Simpson Robert N., cashier D. L. Beck & Sons, r.
Oakland
Simpson Robert W. (A. M. Simpson & Bro.) r. Rush
Simpson Sarah, widow, r. 2.535
Simpson Sylvester C, attorney at law, r. 703 Shotwell
Simpson Thomas, engineer S. F. Pioneer W^iolen
Factory
Simpson Thomas, grainer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Thomas B. (Simpson & Millar) r. 1135 Ellis
Simpson Thomas C. musician, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson Thomas F., r. 1415 Pacific
Simpson Thomas Q.. machinist, r. 509 Howard
Simpson Waldie J., bookkeeper R. W. Simpson, r.
813 Laeuna
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
TO ORDEK AND READY-MADE.
Corner SIONTtiOMKKV uud SC;'m>ii STS-
IMPERIAL Fire lis, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag
WH. SESTOH, Asst. Managi
MAkK?T-HT ! ^^°'^^'olT/!I!°NERY. PIANOS. ORGANS.
MARKET ST.) PRINTING AND BINOINC.
SIM
1079
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Simpson AVilliam, druggist and apothecary, CO!)
Davis, r. .Mami'dH
Simpson Willinin, foreman laborers Custom Houbp, r.
802 Shotwell
Simpson William, longshoreman, r. 131.5 Sansome
Simpson William, machinist Pac, Iron Works, r, 509
Howard
Simpson William, machineband Day, Huber Jt Craker,
r. 1 RiiRs
Simpson William, musician, r. 117 Sixth
Simpson William, pbisterer, r, 81:1 Vallejo
Simpson William, steward, r, 1434 Hroailway
Simpson wiuiam Mrs,, widow, r, 2,535 Mission
Simpson William A,, compositor Bulletin, r, 1118
Ja kson
Simpson William F,, searcher records Simpson &
Millar, r, 1135 Ellis
Simpson William J., printer, r. 509 O'Farrell
Simpson William P., physician, 234 Post, r. Cosmos
Club
Simpson & Fisher (John Simpson and Andrew
Fisher) sailmakers and manufacturers bunting
flags 31-3(i Steuart
Simpson <Sc Rlillar (Thomas B. Simpson and John
E, Millar) sean-hers records, 522 California
tST Simpson. See Simson
Simpton U. J. Mrs., r. 1129 Shotwell
Slmpton George W , boatman, r. 812 !« Jessie
Bimrak Mitchel, fruits and produce, 1929 Devisadero,
r. 1927 Devisadero
Sima Chris. W., liquor saloon, 920-922 Market, r. 20«
Fifth
Sims George C, lumberman, r. Alabama nr Twenty-
seventh, B. H.
Sims J. F. (Sims & Morris) r. 2404 Mission
Sims John, housesmith Sims & Morris, r. 1226 Treat
Av
Sims John R., president American Bank and
Trust Co., NE cor Montgomery and Commercial,
r. 711 Jones
Bims Joseph, foreman Sims & Morris, r. 1226 Treat Av
Sims Joseph Jr., jeweler, r. 1226 Treat Av
Sims Patrick, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 534
Minna
Sims Samuel J., bookkeeper Day, Huber & Craker, r.
1226 Treat Av
Sims «S£ Alorris (J. F. Sims and Willard B. Morris)
proprietors Western Iron Works, 123-125 Beale
d^" Sims. See Simms and Symmes
Simson Charles S. M., seaman, r. 3 Bay
Simuuovich Matthew, cook, r. 255 Jessie
Sinrich Gerolorno, waiter E. Todorovich, r. 1318
Kearny
Sinclair , widow, r. 11 William, rear
Sinclair Alfred H., compositor Argonaut, r. 4 Thir-
teeiith
Sinclair A. P., with Phoenix and Home Ics. Co.. r.
Oakland
Sinclair Cliarles H., superintendent Mission
Rock Warehouse, office 303 California, room 18, r.
1112 Twenty-first
Sinclair David, clerk G. W, Clark k Co., r. Oakland
Sinclair Edward, bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., r.
222 Leavenworth
Sinclair J. A. (McKay k Co.) r. Eureka, Cal.
Sinclair John, capitalist, r, 633 Golden Gate Av
Sincliiir John A„ clerk Charles A. Brown, r. 415 Mc-
Allister
Sinclair John A., teamster, r. 321 Ninth
Sinclair John W,, carpeut r, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair John W. Jr., student, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair Lyford, clerk J. J. Mack fc Co., r. 727 Bay
Sinclair M^ry A., widow, r. 824 Uni<m
Sinclair Norman, clerk Pac, Surety Co,, r, 633 Golden
Gate Av
Sinclair Peter, cabinetmaker Llewellyn Davies, r, 8E
cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
Sinclair Kobert, laundryman S. F. Laundry
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
ra
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
l.Mi'onrKits AND dkai.khh in
c A R, r* !£: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Sinclair Rudnlph^ ^lerk~Pai^cr A~B«rrow7
Leavenworth
Sinclair Samuel F., real estate agent, 432 Muntaom-
ery, r. E;i8t Oakland
Sinclair William, shoemaker P. F. Molao k Co., r. 37
8^ Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sincock H. Mrs., widow, r. 119 Fell
Slncottl Giovanni, flshernmn, r. 43 Vallejo
Sindel Adele, widow, r. 23 Rondel PI
Sliieda Eusehio. bootblack E. Vigoreaux, r. 99 Bter-
enson
Singer Alfred, real estate agent, 37 Post, room 13
Singer Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflneiy, r. 53 Ship-
ley
Singer Frederick, baker Swain Bros., r. 721 Bush
Singer H. G., conductor, r. 1605 Stevenson
SiDger Helen Mrs., r. 633 Stevenson
Singer Leonard, butc-bf-r. r. liiiilroiid Av nr Trlni.U.l
SINGER MANUFACTURINS CO. THE
Willi* B. Fry (fenfral ii^ent, ^4 Post
Singhi Mary E, Mrs., magnetic healer, 1 Fifth
Singler Rudolph, barber. 672)4 Mission, r. 1190 Har-
rison
Singleton Charles, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 52)4 Lou-
isa
Singleton Josephine Mrs., r. 7 Ewer PI
bingleton Philip, machinist, r. Napa nr Rhode Is-
land
Singley Benjamin F., clerk 8. F. and N. P. RR., r. 227
Geary
Sink Catherine, widow, r. 425 Grove
Sinn John, machinist Charles Waltz, r. 1320 Stockton
Sinnald Albert, r, 24 Turk
Sinner R,, seaman, r. Forth Pacific Hotel
Sinnett Albert, packer Huntington Hopkins Co,. r,623
McAllister
Sinning George H., r, 339 Sutter
Sinnott Catherine, widow, r. 425 Bay
Sinnott Edward, boatman, r. 42') Bay
Sinnott Henry, Inborer Palace Hotel, r. 342 Tehama
Sinnott James, r. 342 Tehama
Sinnott John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 6.30V Minna
Sinnott Margaret Mrs., varit ties, .•)244 Mission
Sinnott Michael, conductor N, B, and M. KK,. r. 2732
Folsnm
Sinnott Nettie Miss, artist, r. 1037 >< Market
Sinnott Richanl, carp"nter, r. 1321 Guerrero
«»■ Sinnott. SeeSenn.tt
Sinon Timothy, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
2015 Hyde
Sinon Wililani, contractor, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinon Williaiu J . contractor, r. 201.5 Hyde
SinsheimerBernhard (Siushidmer Broa.) r. San Lull
Obispo
Sinsheimer Brothers, merchants (San LuU Oblapo)
offlce 220 California
SInsheimer Henrv (SInshelnier Bros.) and with 8.
Kc.shland *: Co., r. 21()J Van N.'HB Av
Slnton Richard H., real .state iigent, 331 Montgomery,
room 15, r. lOOl Pine
Sintraiu Step, senniiin. r. 2<16 Brannan
HinzLndwlg. painter, ()25 WaHliliiglon, r. lOO.'i Clay
Slnz Otto, watchmaker and Jeweler, 62H Clay. r. 8M
Dimcan
Sinzlnger Rudolph, baker, r. 368 Minna
Sinzinger Willium, maltater U. 8. Brewery, r. 634
Kulton
Sioli Ptiul, architect, r. K35 Buah
.Sine Milo T.. laundryman, r. 704 Howard
Sipcrly Flormce Miss, vocalUt, r. Wi OTarrell
Hiperly Mllte Miss, vocalist, r. 40'.i tCKarrell
SIppel Frank, restaurant, E h Louisiana bet Napa and
Sierra
SIppil Georgf, waiter, r. 411 Pacific
Slui'l Joseph, baker, r. 763 Ilowiird
Sire Paul
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ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SaDSOBie St,
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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IMl'ORTKRS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
l»l|>e FiUinifa, nil .Si/.cM.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sirieix Mariners' Compass Co.. E. P. Voisard general
mei-.t, IS Market
Siron Cells Miss, r. 220 Clara
Siron Delia Miss, r. I'iO Cliira
Sironi Henry, waiter Nevada Restaurant
Slsenvlne C, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1208)4
Polk
Sisenvine Levi, cigars and tobacco. Palace and Grand
Hotels, r. 733 McAllister
Sisenvine Rachael, widow, r. 1208,"^ Polk
Sisenvine Samuel, with Levi Sisenvine, r. 12083^
Polk
Sisenvine Simon, salesman Levi Sisenvine, r. I'JOS)^
Polk
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 419 Ellis
Sis-sou Caroline M. Mrs., principal Buena Vista
Primary School, r. 2506 Bush
Sisson, Crocker <& Co. (Albert W. Sisson, Clark
W. Crocker, Samuel M. Cutler, George W. Scott
and Mile A. Burke) general merchandise, 202
Sansome
Sisters of Mercy Employment Office, St. Mary's Hos-
pital, cor First and Bryant
Sisters of Xotre Dame, E s Dolores bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Sisteis of St. Dominic (second order) private school,
S s Golden Gate Av bet .Jones and Leavenworth
Sisters of the Holy Familv, 312 Fulton, 110 Hayes and
1413 Powell
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, select
and parochial schools. Tenth bet Howard and
Folsom
Sisto M.. machine hand .Jason Springer & Co., r. 526
Vallejo
Sitka Mining and Commercial Co. (Alaska) B. L.
Burling secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block
Sittenfield Herrmann, liqiior saloon, 505}^ Montgom-
ery Av, r. 231 Moi.tgomery .\v
Sittenbeim Benjamin, canvasser, r. 526 Birch Av
Sittenheim L., clerk Lippman Bros., r. 526 Birch Av
Sittenbeim Lena Miss, shoefitter Kutz & Murr, r. 526
Birch Av
Sitton .John J., janitor Mozart Hall, r. 307 Fourth
Sivers John, foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 336
Hayes
Sivertsen Martin O., liquor saloon, NE cor Steuart
and Howard, r. 328 Fremont
Sivori Antonio, clerk Podesta & Co., r. 1028 Mont-
gomery
Sivre George, r. 113 Oregon
Six Mile House, Henry Blanken proprietor, San Bru-
no Road, six miles from Old City Hall
Sixth Street House, NW cor Sixth and Howard
Sjoberg Andres G., laborer, r. 116 Berry
Sjogren Albert, coffee saloon, 413)^ East
Sjobolm August, first mate schr Jennie and Edna, r.
116 Berry
Sjobolm Maria Mrs., r. 9405^ Bush
Sjobolm Nel^, farmer, r. 934 Bush
Sjolander John, sesman, r. 66 Oregon
Skafido Antoni, fiuits. 13 Valencia
Skaife A. & Co. (Alfred Skaife) manufacturers cigars,
302 Sacramento
Skaife Alfred (A. Skaife & Co. ) r. 517 Webster
Skau Peter, waiter, r. 504}^ Minna
Skae J. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Sked Byron C, carpenter, r. 10 Fourth
Skee William, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Skeehan John, laundrvman La Grande Laundry
Skeehan John J., laborer, r. 3030 Sixteenth
Skeehen Henry E.. marble polisher, r. 469 Srevenson
Skelly Annie, saleslady Keane Bros., r. WH Kissling
Skelly Augnstine M., salesman Sullivan, Kelly & Co.,
r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Edward, liquor saloon, 158)4 Steuart, r. 132
Steuart
Skelly Edward, longshoreman, r. 6 Everett
Skelly Edward, longshoreman, r. 31 Hunt
Skelly Emma Miss, r, 21 Glover
Skelly Frank J., with Cobb & Co., r. 2000 Broadway
Skelly Frank P., clerk Redington k Co., r. 24 Uaight
Skelly George, machinist, r. 726 Sixteenth
Skelly James, bartender John Skelly, r. iiHH Fourth
Skellv James H., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r.
1308 V; Larkin
Skelly J. E,, carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, r. 104)4
Twenty-third
Skelly John, carpenter Industrial School
Skelly John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2920 FolBom
Skelly John, horseshoer, r. 513 Lombard
Skelly John, liquor saloon, 346 Fourth, r. 355 Fourth
Skelly John F., merchant, r. 11 Albion Av
Skelly John H., selector R. A. Swain & Co., r. 20
Glover
Skelly John R., salesman, r. 218 Dolores
Skelly Joseph A., r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Katherine, widow, r. 829 Fnlsom
Skelly Mary, dressmaker, r. 2443 California
Skelly Michael, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26)4
Kisslins
Skelly Michael, superintendent N. B. and M. R. Co.,
r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Thomas P., carpenter, r. 2515)4 Post
Skelly Timothv, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
104)^ Tw.-uty third
Skelton E. W., real estate. 410 Montgomery
Skelton Guv D.. machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 47
South Park
Skelton H. A., r. 2808 Howard
Skelton John P., printer, r, 508 Second
Skelton Linda, widow, r. 782 Stevenson
Skerrett Daniel, jeweler and watchmaker, 120 Sec-
ond, r. 113 Webster
Skerrett Ebeuezer, canvasser, r. 219 Powell
Skerrett .John, trader, r. 133 Shipley
Skerrett Mary J. Miss, r. 325 Jessie
Skerrett Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Skerrett & Donnelly (Thomas Skerrett and Thomas
Donnelly) boots and shoes, 226 Sixth
Skevo Joseph, fisbdealer, r. 422 Filbert
Skevo Louisa Miss. r. 422 Filbert
Skevo Stephen, teamster, r. 422 Filbert
Skey George W., farmer, r. 303 Octavia
Skidmore .\nn B., widow, r. 1217 Filbert
Skidmore Charles W., solicitor Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 1219 Filbert
Skidmore E. T. Mrs., widow, r. 626 Geary
Skidmore Harriet M. Miss, r. 1219 Filber^
SfeifT A. M. , wines, liquors and cigars, 446 Third.
r. 238 Third
Skiff Albert, tailor, r. 750 Folsom
Skifif James, painter, r. 2505)^ Howard
Skiff Oscar J. painter, r. 506 Twenty-second
Skiffington Matthew, boilermaker, r. 74 Natoma
Skillent;er Isaac, r. 1310 Green
Skiles James, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
1412 Powell
Skillgan John, hostler, r. S s Jersey nr Castro
Skillgan John Jr., plumber, r. S s Jersey nr Castro
Skillhorn George L. B.. r. 32 Hubbard
Skillicorn George E , laborer S. P. Co., r. 620 Fourth
Skilligan John, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 423
Post
Skillin Daniel H., carpet layer Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 412 Hyde
Skilling Tames, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Skillings J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Seventeenth
Skillings Raymond, r. 99 Stevenson
Skillinf_'s Victoria, widow, r. 99 Stevenson
SKINKEll J OHJN agent Dnpont
Povder Co., Eagle Fuse TX'^orks, Nobel's
Giant Caps, etc., 358 Market., r. Oak-
land
Skinner Albert G., paper hanger Edward M. Gal-
lagher, r. 126 Sixth
EVEBY ©ESCKIPTIOSr OF
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.lwASH^N^TpNST.lProiirietors of the OrleaBs Vineyard
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Skinner Alexander, r. 288 Union, rear
bkinner ArtUur, painter, r. 1-26 Sixth
Skinner Henjaniin, r. 22 Uluximie, rear
Skinner Edward C, watchniHn stnir Mariposa
Skinner Edwin E., drug>;ibt Eugene D'Arteuey, r. 513
Post
Skinner Frank G., engineer, r. 312 Seventeenth
Skinner Grace E., widow, r. 711 Jones
Skinner Henry E., salesman, r. 921 Fell
Bkinner John C. assistant superintendent Clay St.
KR.,r. nil Jones
Skinner John H., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 711
Jones
Skinner Nathan B., r. 22 Bluxome, rear
Skinner William H., steanifitter W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Skipper John J., master scow Cohasset, r. 8 Natoma
Skirls Thomas, wheelwright P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
2u9 Waller
Skiim George, sign painter J. L. Cahill
Skiviugton Frank, carpenter, i. 42 De Boom
Skivingfon George, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Skivington John J., foreman patternmakers Risdon
I. and L. Works, r. 202 Fair Oaks
8ki\ ington Peter, niolder, r. 1023 York
Sklarek Edward, traveling salesman Leak Glove
Mufg Co.
Skobeleff Literary Club, 73 Montgomery Block
Skootsky Albert, shoemaker, 814 McAllister, r. 1424
Tiirk
Skov Christian P., waiter, r. 413 Natoma
Skow J. P., seaman, r. 263 East
Skow Peter, pantryman, r. 504 J^ Minna
Skoyen Louis E., assistant bookkeeper Atlas Iron
Works, r. 814 Bryant
Skrau Nicolai, fruit stand, SW cor Pine and Sansome,
r. 45 Fourth
Sknce Frank, longshoreman, r. 19 Boyd
Skupensky Antonio Mrs., widow, r. 1115 Clay, rear
Skn.oe Thomas, laborer, r. 2(58 Stevenson
Sk\ nm Nels, finisher Poetscb & Peterson, r. 123 Twen-
sixth
Sla.k Andrew L , r. 711 Shotwell
Slack Charles A., clerk Charles Meier, r. 7 Langton
Slack Cliarles TV. (Chapman & Slack) attorney
at law, 320 Ca'lfornia, r. 906 Polk
Slack Darwin E. (R. Tiernan k Co.) r. 2627 Folsom
Slack Edgar S., porter, r. 711 Shotwell
Slack Margaret, widow, r. 7 Lsngton
Slack Margaret, widow, r. 421 Fremont
Slack Uriah, carpenter Presidio RR., r. 906 Powell
Slark Walter K., clerk Frederick A. Hyde, r. 2321M
Howard
Blade S. E. & Co. (Spencer E. Slade) lumber dealers,
18 .Market
Slade Spencer E. (S. E. Slade & Co.) r. Oakland
Sladek Joseph, tanner Metten k Gebhardt, r. W s
Mission Road nr St. Mary's College
Sladky Charles, proptr Hammam Baths 11-13 Grant
Av
Slager Antone. cabinetmaker, r. 45 Clinton
81;.ker Adam, first lieutenant Battery H, 1st Artillery,
U. .S. A.. Alcatraz Island
Slaniberg Charles, teamster Julius Schulken
Slamberg Charles T., shipcarpenter, r. 1016 Minna
Slaniberg William T., upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co.
Slainon Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Freelon
Slate Ellen, widow, r. 412 Francisco
Slate John E. , wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 412
Francisco
Sla'cr Frank P., showcase maker, r. 234 Fell
Slater George C, carpenter Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 234 Fell
Blati r Henry W., carpenter, r. Dominica nr St. John
Slater James H.. real estate agent, r. 442 Twentieth
Slater John, r. 400 Geary
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Slater Ji.lin W., bookkeeper, r. 234 FeW
Slater Maggie Miss, dreBsraaker, r. 8 Potter
Slater May. doniehtic <13 Van NVhh Ay
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 Fell
Slater R. C, painter Palace Hotel
Slater Richard, machinibt Atlaa Iron Work*, r. 831
Folrtoni
Slater W. D.. r. 246 Fourth
Slattery Catherine Mrs., r. 223 Minna
Slattery Dennis, r. Twrnfy-eightb nr Dolorrt
Slattery Dennis F., helper U. S. Mint, r. U2« Polk
Slattery House, Jeremiah Slattery pr.iptr, Sil Howard
Slattery James, expressman, r. :«Kk; Sixteenth
Slattery James, laborer, r. 17j7 Market
Slattery James, second officer stmr Piedmont, r. East
Oakliind
Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Slattery House, r. 521 How.
ard
Slattery Michael, laborer, r. cor Sixth and Point Lobo«
Avs
Slattery Michael J., copperplate printer, rm Market
Slattery Michael F., photographic printer Charlen
Lainer, r. .")11 Fifteenth
Slattery Richard, teamster, r. 408 Vallejo
Slattery Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L Works
Slattery Thomas F. (Burnett * Slattery) r. 1705 Stev-
en son
Slattery William J., chief engineer Sutter St. RB., r.
1.533 California
Slaugh George, waiter Orpheum. r. fi20!< \.iton)a
Slavan Annie E., principal Cleveland Primary
School, r. 4fi8 Seventeenth
Slavan Mary H. Miss, t^-acher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 4t',8 Seventeenth
Slaven Alonzo E., student, r. 1024 Army
Slaven Cathei ine T., widow, r. 1024 Army
Slaven Daniel, liquor saloon, 821 Market, r. 417 Bran-
nan
Slaven Frank, fireman, r. 511 First
Slaven James E., compositor The Wasp, r. 15 Cleave-
land
Slaven Michael, laborer, r. 762 Brannan
Slaven Patrick, hostler, r. SE cor Preclta and Wash-
ington Avs, B. H.
Slaven Rose, widow, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
Slaven Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
Slavich Andrea, cooper Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r
23 ^ Zoe
Slavich George, cooper Lachman Cal. Wine Co., r.
23 J4 Zoe I
Slavln Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. "37 llrannan I
blavln Edward, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
1637 Hyde
Slavin John, r. 737 Brannan
Slavin John, steerage hU-ward stmr City of Peking
Slavin John, teamster, r. 1637 Hyde i
Slavin Palrick, baker, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Mary, widow, bakery, 1324 PDpont, r. 1037
Hvde I
Sliivin Patrick. liqu.)r saloon, Mr. Sixth
By Slavli:. See Slavan. Slaven and Slevin
Slavonic llllric Sucl.ty, 10 California
Sleason Heiirv. teamHter. r. rjl2 MlHMlon, rear
Sleator Edmo'nd M.. nollcllor, r. r,WH 8h<.twr11 j
Sleeper Charles, manager S. V. Clearing Housr, all |
Sansome. r. 4:>6 Guerrero
Sleeper Kunlce E., wl<l<>w, r. 4 Boston PI
Sleeper H'bart W., salesman Baker * Hamilton, r.
Oakland
Sleeper Mary Miss, teacher, r. 4S6 Ourrrrro
•per William O., ^s^ayer. r. 4W Guerrero
Slemin Chnrles Jr. (HasKelt, Slerain k Co.) r. F-anl
Oiikliind
Sleskovlch Martin, restaurant keeper, r. 249 Bitch
Slesser Ihabella. lodgings. IHOC. Gcsry ,
Slepslnger Lewis (P'>rter, Slecslnger * Co.) r. lOW
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IMPOUTKltS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeet Iron
AU Sizes and Xuiiibfi-s.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sleutar Jobn, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Twenty-third
Slevin James P., journalist Evening Post, r. 2755 Har-
rison
Slevin P., Btableinan N. B. and M. RR.
Slevin Patrick, corporal police, r. 2755 Harrison
Slevin Tboinas B., bookkeeper Lane & Connelly, r.
2755 Harrison
Slevin Thomas E., cashier S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2113 Sacramento
e^" Slevin. See Slaven and Slavin
Slicer Walter R. Mrs., r. 625 Geary
Slight Thomas, shoemaker, r. 211 Third
Slimmon Lawrence, engineer, r. 423 Second
Sliney Laura Miss, r. 1617 Turk
Slininger John A., cigarmaker A. Brune, r.566 Howard
Slinkey J. E., secretary Society of Independent
Old Friends, California Hall, 417 Kearny, r. El
Monte Hotel, Sausalito
SUtor E. J. Mrs., r. 314 Fifth
Slitor Ellen, widow, r. 27 !« Moss
Slitor Ernest, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
15 South Park
Sloan Alexander, wines and liquors, 36 Geary,
r. 613 Geary
Sloan B. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1425 Bush
Sloan Bernard V., bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r. 1425
Bush
Sloan Cecilia W. Mrs., r. 1333 O'Farrell
Sloan E. Mrs., r. 1085 Broadway
Sloan Elizabeth, widow, r. 553 Howard
Sloan H. H., r. 26 Turk
Sloan John, porter Magee & Moore, r. cor Chenery
and Fairmount
Sloan John, ship supplies, 305-307 Washington, r.
1519 Clay
Sloan J. Ralph, cashier Blake, Moffatt & Towne, r.
1519 Clay
Sloan May. widow, r. 327 Clementina
Sloan Thomas, laborer, r. 1227 Steiner
Sloan William I., dairvmau, r. Brvant Av nr Twenty-
third
Sloan William R., chief deputy Recorder's OflSce, r.
611 Polk
Sloane Charles C, wholesale stationery, 300 Post, r.
2517 Howard
SLOANE W. & J. & CO.
(W. and J. Sloane of Ne-\v York,
Charles Ii. Watson and Georjre D.
Cooper) carpets, oilcloths, npholstery
g-oods, wallpaper, etc., 611-643 Market
SLOAT CHARLES F. *»„«..,
87.3 1-3 Market, r. Oakland
Slocomb Henry, assayer, r. 212 Austin
Slocomb Henry, porter Edward B. Read
Slocomb Jane P., widow, r. 212 Austin
Slocum Charles B., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1608
Stevenson
Slocum Eliza C, widow, r. 1608 Stevenson
Slocum E. R. (E. R. Slocum & Co.) r. 1027 Mission
Slocum E. R. & Co. (E, R. Slocum) ladies' and chil-
dren's underwear, 144 Sixth
Slocum Harry B., bookkeeper McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r, 925 Sutter
Slocum Lot D., proprietor Excelsior Stables,
921-923 Sutter, r, 925 Sutter
Slocum Romeo, r, 925 Sutter
Slocum William N,, printer Golden Gate. r. 226
Green
Slocumb H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Post
Slocumb William N., bookkeeper Merchants' Retail
Coinmercial Agency, r. 325 Eddy
Sloman Ernest, clerk, r. 134 Fourth
Sloss Gordon E.. member Board of Equalization, r.
235 Kearny
Sloss Henry A., bookkeeper Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 10
Morris Av
Sloss Joseph, clerk Yates k Co., r. 1.500 Van Ness Av
Sloss Leon (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. l.'iOO Van Ness Av
Slosf Loula (Louis Sloss & Co.. and Huti-binson,
Kohl, Philippeus & Co,) r. 1.500 Van Ness Av
Sloss Louis Jr. (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ne.-^s
Av
Sloss lionis & Co. (Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle
and Leon and Louis Sloss Jr.) commission mer-
chants, office 310 Sansome
Sloss Louis D., accountant, r. 10 Morris Av
iKr Sloss. See Scbloss and Sbloss
Slopsou Edward K., miner, r. 133 Fair Oaks
SloKson E. Percy, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2330 Fillmore
Slott Ernst, clerk, r. 1712 Eddy
Slottrr Henry, gunsmith Louis Moller. r. 812 Kearny
Slough Frank, bookbinder, r. 854 Mission
Slover John H., horse trainer, r. 1027 Minna
Slow Ferdinand (Kuse & Slow) r. 933 Post
Sluechterer Philip, merchant, r. 1757 Howard
Slussar Clara, domestic 904 Washington
Slusser Catherine, widow, r. 515 Pine
Slyter G. M., plasterer, r. 16 M Rausch
Smack Ferdinand A., barber, 2702 Mission
Smadeke John H., salesman William Smadeke & Co.,
r. 1203 Mission
Smadeke William (William Smadeke & Co.) r. 1203
Mission
Smadeke William & Co. (William Smadeke)
wholesale and retail wines and liquors, SW cor
Eighth and Mission
^^ Smadeke. See Schmadeke
Smale John, carpenter, r. 237 Fell
Small Addie F. Mrs., dressmaking, 1135 Missiom
Small A. H., marine insurance dept Balfour, Guthrie
* Co., r. 1312 Taylor
Small Allen, carpenter, 2403 Mission, r. 405 Capp
Small Archibald, clerk, r. 319 Tehama
Small Brnjamin F., clerk Custom House, r. 1404 Polk
Small Charles H., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
393 Sixth
Small Dominick. carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small Ebenezer G. W., salesman Eugene E. Geisel, r.
Prescott House
Small Farms Land Co., A. Von Schilling president,
Edward D. Sparrow secretary, 106 Post, room 11
Small Frances, widow, r, Humboldt House
Small Frank E., r. 917 Bryant
Small Francis M., carpenter, r. 917 Bryant
Small Frederick M., oiler stmr Modoc
Small George K. conductor, r. 1404 Polk
Small Isaac H. (Tason Springer & Co.) r. 942 Valencia
Small Henry, ship riveter, r. Iowa bet Yuba and Yolo
Small Isaac H., foundry and machine works, 574
Brannan, r. 221 Seventh
Small James B., teamster, r. 2134 Stockton
Small James H., carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small J. C, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. 328
Geary
Small John W., r.407 Greenwich
Small Joseph, denMst, r. 1707 Polk
Small Joseph D., blacksmith Dalcan & Son, r. 407
Greenwich
Small Lawrence J., engineer Engine No. 13, r. 320
Mason
Small Lpvi, rigger, r. 243 Oak
Small Mary, widow, r. 1707 Polk
Small Mary J. Mrs., r. 732 >4 Clementina
Small Sndie M., widow, r. 1437 Polk
Small Thomas, seaman, r. 150 Stewart
Small William P., shipcarpenter. r. 2 Park PI
Small William S., carpenter, r. 210 Chattanooga
Smalley James (Smalley & Templeton) r. Haywards
SmalleyJohn H., tailor, r. 2229 Filbert
Smalley & Templeton (James Smalley and Mark B.
Templeton) proptrs Smalley 's Exnress, 3-5 Com-
mercial
Smalling William J., gardener, r. 8''! Webster
TI2E BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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]RIENT lis. Co. OF HAETFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SSZTOIT, Asst. Uanagei:.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
{mark^J-bt.I book and SUflONm esubushiieht.
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clerk Hart & BraDdeneteiu,
Siuallmati William, r. 21'
Smaihuan William U. M
r. 14 Grant Av
Smallpox Uospitnl, bet De Haro and Rhode Ib-
lauU, Oolu.'<a and Marin
Smalls Jacques, chief cook Pacific Club, r. 1219 York
Smallwood James, BalesLuan R. W. Jacktsou. r. Oak-
land
Smallwood William, waiter, r. 14U Kearny, rear
Smart B. S. Mrs., widow, r. 13:i5 Howard
Smart Charles N., draftsman Shainwald, Buckbeo &
Co., r. 1412 Octavia
Smart George C, proptr New York Dairy, Old San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Smart John H. Mrs., wiilow. r. 72.5 Minna
Smart K. E Miss, wjih Title Ins. Co., r. 725 Minna
Smart William F., driver George C. Smart, r. Old
San Jose Koad nr Industrial School
Smedberg Williiim R., insurance dept Balfour,
Gnthrie & Co., r. Kill Larkin
Smedley George H., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 607
Pine
Smedley Henry, .ianitor, 323 Front, r. 1313 Jackson
Smedley James W.. salesman Gordan Bros., r. 211
Powell
Smedley J. Kinsey, machinist, r. 2304 Howard
Smedley Mary, domestic 1829 Sacramento
Smeth .Antonio S , r. 1725 Po.st
Smeth John, clerk, r. 1725 Post
Smid Victor, butcher, r. 36 }{ Valparaiso
Smiddy Edward, butcher, r. 211 J^ Perry
Smiddv T., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 211 Berry
Sm dt Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Califonia
Dupout, r. 1131 Clay
!»■ Smidt. Schmid', Schmidt and S'hmitt
Smilders Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 133 Fifth
Smiley Frederick, engineer stmr Point Arena
Smiley F. W., laundryraan S. F. Laundry
Smiley Helen M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1624 Clay
Smiley James, broker, 329 Montgomery, r. 1624 Clay
Smiley Jaujes, shoemaker, 1023 Howard
Smiley Lizzie M., widow, r. 2() Hampton PI
Smiley Mary, domestic 2712 Pine
Smiley N., distributor La Grande Laundry
Smiley Samuel P., salesman Tatum k Bowen, r. 1624
Clay
Smiley Thomas J. L., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,
room 8, r. 2228 Taylor
Smllie Elton R., physician and dentist, 17 Seventh
Bmilie Robert, contractor and builder,330 Pine, room
11, r. East Oakland
Smistad O., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Smith Adam, with Buckingham & Hecht, r. 48 Oak
Smith Adam, capitalist, r. fi02 Van Ne&s Av
Smith Adam, carpenter, r. 19v3 Howard
Smith Adam B., porter Dr. Edward Parson, r. 1718
Leavenworth
Smith Addie Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School,
r. 304 Bartlett
Smith Adelaide M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 427 Ellis
Smith Adrian R., clerk Griffith, Coit & Co.
Smith A. F. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Fillmore
Smith A. H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 328 Geary
Smith A. J., cook stmr Alameda
Smith A. K. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1912 Pierce
Smith A. L., clerk, r. 13.) Cumberland
Smith Albert, candymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 4 A'incent
Smith Albert, laborer, r. 120 Clipper
Smith Albert, shiit cutter Thomas E. Kent, r. 7 Oak
Smith Albert, upholsterer, r. 681 Mission
Smith Albert H., r. 711 Howard
Smith Albert J., with H.Schwartz & Co.. r. 042 Fol-
Smith Albert L.
Oakland
shipping clerk Wilson & Bro., r.
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J. SLOANE & CO.
Oontracts Made with Uotols for
CARPETS, LflCE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Smith Albert S.. sawyer, r. 19 Folnoni At
Smith Albert W., electrical ennlneer, r. 222 MlDM
Smith Albion J., r. 922 Greenwich
Smith Alexander, bookbinder Hii k« * Judd, r.SFord
Smith Alexander, millhaud. r. 427 Ellla
Smith Alexander D., couipuHltor Chronicle, r. 133S
Kearny
Smith Alfred, bakerv, 4.35 Larkin
Smith Alfred, cook Occidental Hotel
Smith Alfred, painter, r. 219H Auatln
Smith Alfred A., with McNab & Smith, r. 831 Harrt-
son
Sniitli Alfred H. <fc Co. (New York) importer*
diarannds, Phelps & Miller agenta. 120 Suiter
Smith Alice Miss, nurse, r. 381 Shotwell
Smith Allen, boxmaker Carrick, WIlllamB k Wrigbt.
r. Oakland *
Smith Allen, shademaker W. & J. Sloane k Co., r. 831
Minna
Smith American Orffana, BenJ. Cnrtar k Bon
agents. 20O'Farrell
Smith Andrew, foreman boiler shops Pac. Iron
Works
Smith Andrew (Harrington k Smith) r. 1013)4 Twen-
ty-first
Smith Andrew, laborer r. 12 Bernlca
Smith Andrew, stonectitter, r. 35 Crocker
Smith Andrew, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 19 KlHsllDg
Smith Andrew F., compositor Call t
S7iiith Andrew V., rextaurant keeper, r. 2445 Howard
Smith Ann, widow, r. 304 Sixteenth
Smith Ann, widow, r. 825 Nineteenth
Smith Ann, widnw, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Annie, widow, r. 221 Fifth
Smith Annie, widow, r. 294 Twenty-second
Smith Annie, nurse City and County Hospital
Smith Annie E. Miss, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smith Anna J., widow, r. 2125 Biiah
Smith Annis, engineer McCormii k Bros., r. Alameda
Smith Anson B., salesman Bothln Mnfg Co., r. ISO
Cumberland
Smith Anthony B., Balesman Chicago Clock Co.. r.
1104 Market
Smith Anlhony J., compositor Call, r. NW cor Powell
and Broadwav
Smith Anton, r. 1C02 Polk \
Smith Anton, cigars and tobacco. SE ror Bush and i
Kearny, r. 322 Kills
Smith Antone, cracker baker, r. 31(5 Sixth
Smith Antone, waiter E. Newman, r. 2<'>9 Stcvenaon
Smith Arthur A. (Freeman. Smith fc Co. I r. 25«M Srott
Smith Arthur H. H. (Val. Schmidt k Co.) r. 71ii F.llla
Smith Barclny J., editor and proprietor Home
Circle imfmthly) 418 Front, r. 47.'S Seventeenth
Smith Biirlow J., physician, and preilileiit t'al-
oric Vita Oil Co., office and r. 151.) Uuclianan
Smith Benjamin (M. Harris * Co.) r. 921 Gulden
Gate Av
Smith Benjamin, butcher, SW ror Hutter and B«ker
Smitii llenjiimln U.. proprietor Kmpin' Houae,
63fi Commercial, r. 6(16 Montgomery
Smith Benjamin J., special agiMit Robert Plckaon. r.
Oakland
Smith Benjamin J., traveling saleiinian. r. 108 Han-
cock
Smith Bessie, widow, r. 20 Maaonlr Av
Smilh B. P. G.. agent Oregon Railway and NavlgaUon
Co.. Spear St. Wharf, r. R.>dw.M.d Cltv
Smith Bradford W , paylig teller London and San
Francisco Bank (lliiilird) r. Oakland
Smith Hrainard F.. r. 730 lUyea
Smith Urotliers (H. P. and N T.I hay. grain and feed.
1331-1331 FolBom
Smith Carrie K. MIsh. snleslady. r. 28 Hawthorne
Smilh Carrie I. Mrs., r. WW Hyde
Smith Catherine, widow, r. UHNa'oma
Smith Catherine, widow, r. 1138 MI»a|on. rear
Smith rattierlne. wld..w. r. 1617 California
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809, 811, 813, 816 and 317 MAKKET STREET
i Smith CBtUeriiie, widow, r. LannlAv urVaii NissAv
1 Smith Catlierine Mrs., clri-ssmakiuK, l^lSUj Mission
Smith C. B. Jr., bellman American ExchauRe Hotel
I Smith C. l\, messenger WVlls Fargo & Co., r.G03 Bush
Smith (.'harlea, r. 311 Sixth
Smith Pharles, r. 534 Linden
Smitli Charles, waiter E. Quarg, r. 515}^ Bueh
Smith Charles, blacksmith, r. 312 ?« Langton
Smith Charles, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox. r. 10
Leroy PI
Smith Charles, clerk Pringle Bros., r. 140 Fell
Smith Charles, collector, r. 537 Sacramento
Smith Charles, compositor Examiner, r. 009 Pine
Smith Charles, hackman, r. NE cor Geary and Central
Av
Smith Charles, hostler C. F. Dryer
Smith Charles, laborer John Wleland Brewing Co.
Smith Charles, master mariner, r. 781 Mission
1 Smith Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
'■ Smith Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Smith Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Smith Charles, sheep shearer, r. 03(5 Commercial
Smith Charles, shooting gallery, 815 Kearny, r. 817
Broadway
Smith Charles, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 8E
I cor Santa Clara and Missouri
Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 532 Chestnut
Smith Charles^teamster, r. 11 Hubbard
Smith Charles, teamster, r. 815 Stockton
Smith Charles A., waiter, r. 82(J Folsom
Smith Charles C, porter, r. 17^ Scott PI
Smith Charles C, seaman, r. 2(i3 Ea«t
Smith Charles C, teamst-^r, r. 1424 Greenwich
Smith Charles D., cook Alms House
j Smith Charles E., real estate, 314 California, r. Oak-
I laud
Smith Charles E., workman Yosemlte Flour Mills, r.
104fi Folsom
Smith Charles F. (Fitzgerald & Smith) r. 32 Linden
' Av
Smith Charles F., boarding, 45 Sacramento
Smith Charles F., butcher Joseph B. Smith, r. 3592
Mission
Smith Charles F., carpenter, r. 31 Lily Av
Smith Charles G., carpenter, r. 221 Clara
Smith Charles G., contractor and builder, r. 2918 Fol-
som
I Smith Charles H., bookkeeper Anglo - Californian
I Bank, r. 502 Van Ness Av
Smith Charles H., carpenter, r. 20 Hoff Av
Smith Charles H., carpenter, r. SW cor Polk and
1 Union
Smith Charles H., clerk, r. 1132 Pine
' Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and
j Globe Ins. Co., r. 1827 Pacific Av
( Smith Charles H., master mariner, r. 436 Greenwich
Smith Charles J., waiter, r. 820 Folsom
Smith Charles M., collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 306
I Turk
I Smith Charles M., transfer agent. 436 Montgomery, r.
I 1718 Geary
Smith Charles N., carpenter Louis Weismann Jr., r.
I 20 Lynch
! Smith CJaarles N., loom fixer, r. S s North Point nr
j Larkin
j Smith Charles O., contractor and builder, r. 2918
Folsom
Smith Charles R., actor, r. 632 Market
I Smith Charles E., carpet layer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
I 559 Minna
i Smith Charles R., salesman Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
I Co., r. 14 Turk
Smith Charles Roberts, manager branch office Field's
I Biscuit and Cracker Co., 202 Front, r. 730 Hayes
Smith Charles S., engineer, r. 2 Rose Av
I Smith Charles T., driver William McCafferty, r. 2428
Mission
Smith Charles T.. trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 633
Locust Av
Smith Charles W., butcher, r. Yazoo nr ISIauitoba
SMITH CHARLES W. copper.
smith, 1(>-18 Wiigliiiifjrtoii, v. 1418 Geary
Smith Charles W.. porter Davis Jt Cnwell.r. 25 Glover
Smith Charles W., stonerutter. r. 1610^ Stevenson
Smith Charles W. Jr., foreman Charles W. Smith, r.
NE cor Broadway and H'de
Smith Chester W. M., solicitor patents and at-
torui-y ut law, 224 Sansome, r. 1719 Clay
Smith Christian W. (Redington & Co.)r. Palace Hotel
Smith Christopher, baker, r. 613 Commercial
Smith Christopher, seaman, r. 6 Mission
Smith C. J. J., etiologist, 126 Kearny, room 7
Smith Clarence, assistant V. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 1816
Lyon
Smith Clarence M., general agent Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 305 Kearny, r. 910)j
Sixteenth
Smith C. M.. gripman Sutter St. RR.
Smith Colin McRae (Samuel More & Co.) r. Bohem-
ian Club
Smith Collins C , trunks, valises, etc., 705J4 Market,
r. 418 Valley
Smith Conrad VV., candymaker Wm. A. Grade & Co.,
r. 1530 Jackson
Smith Corstantine F., train baggageman S. P. Co., r.
507 Sixteenth
Smith C. W., r. 704 Harrison
Smith C. W., r. 906 Market
Smith D. A., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1509
Vallejo
Smith Daniel, r. DeWolf nr Sherman
Smith Daniel, teamster, r. 212 First
Smith Daniel, teamster George Fritch, r. 26 Tehama
Smith David A., collector, and foreman Engine No.
15, r. 2114 California
Smith David A., bookkeeper William H. Smith, r,
1009 Dolores
Smith David B., compositor John H. Knarston, r. 424
Sansome
Smith David C. (David 0. Smith & Co.) r. 2030 Mis-
siou
Smith David C. Jr., clerk David C. Smith & Co., r. 2030
Mission
Smitli David C. & Co. (David 0. Smith) general
merchandise. SE cor Sixteeuth and Capp
Smith David P., gilder, r. 318 Taylor
Smith Delia, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Smith Delrain W., mattress maker, r. 2013 Folsom
Smith D. J., gripman Market St. ER , r. 819 Lott
Smith Dresbach, surgeon stmr San Pablo
Smith Duncan, blacksmith, r. 'i05 Hayes
Smith D. W., r. 615 Hayes
Smith E., master mariner, r. 1505 Golden Gate Av
Smith E. B., r. 19203^ Howard
Smith Ebenezer, master mariner, r. NW cor Utah and
Center
Smith E. Cotton, secretary Caloric Vita Oil Co., r.
1513 Buchanan
Smith E. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1530 Jackson
Smith Edgar, r. 534 Linden Av
Smith Edna Mrs., r. 110 McAllister
Smith Edward, blacksmith, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Edward, clerk Hyman Lipman. r. 2 Congress
Smith Edward, fireman, r. 345 Tehama
Smith Edward, laborer, r. 303 First
Smith Edward, master stmr Coos Bay, r. 222 Union
Smith Edward, plumber, and extraman Engine No. i
Smith Edward, rigger, r. Handley House
Smith Edward, wire weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. cor
Bay and Stockton
Smith Edward D., physician, 569 Stevenson
Smith Edward F., painter, r. 1317}^ Natoma
Smith Edward H.. grinder Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 1623 Eddy
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.^RKET Sr., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sliow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
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Smith Edward J., druRHlat, r. (>42 Folsoiu
Smith KdwHrd N. (E. N. Smith & (,o.) r. 1020 Hyde
Smith Edward N., carpenter, r. 2 Rose PI
Smith Edward P., clerk J. F. CroBBett & Co., r 307
Fourth
Smith Edwin A., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 14
Grove
Smith Edwin C. (WlerBbitzky & Smith) r. 131 Julian
Av
Smith Edwin V., clerk Francis Smith & Co. r 722
Sutter
Smith E. E., with Roehm & Davison, r. Oakland
Smith E. G., clerk, r. 227 O'Farrell
Smith EHziibeth, widow, r. (J09 .Jones
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 801 Vallejo
Smith Elizabeth Mrs., r. 753 Harrison
Smith Elizabeth Mrs., second-hand clothing, 984 Fol-
eom
Smith Elizabeth A., seamstress, r. 2429 Larkln
Smith Ella Miss. r. 500 Van NessAv
Smith Eloise Miss, r. 24 Fell
Smith Elvira, widow, r. 172 Clementina
Smith Elvira R. Mrs., diessmakdnR, 29 Hoff Av
Smith Emil, driver, r. 178 Minna
Smith Emil, sallmaker, r. 324 Chestnut
Smith Emma, widow, r. 825 Vallnio
Smith Emma Miss, r. 1717 Sutter'
Smith Emma Mrs., costumer Tivoli Opera House, r.
91b Pierce
Smith Emma Y. Mrs., r. 307 Fourth
Smith E. N. & Co. (E<lward N. Smith and Samuel
Smith) butchers. SE cor Polk and Washington
Smith E. P.. r. 840 Grove
Smith E. S. Mrs., r. 1610 Clay
Smith Ferdinand, money broker, 316 Montgojnery, r.
2.509 Howard
Smith Fernando, apprentice Union Iron Works, r.
1423 Geary
Smith F. L., driver Central ER.
Smith Flora G., teacher music, r. 2306 Mission
Smith F. P. Mrs. boarding, 1829 Mission
Smith Franiis (Francis Smith k Co.) r. 722 Sutter
SniUti Francis & Co. (Francis Smith) manu-
facturers hydraulic and artesian well pipe, 130
Beale
Smith Francis L., laborer, r. 435 Stevenson
Smith Francis L. Mrs., r. 809 Ji Valencia
Smith Frank, r. 439 O'Farrell
Smith Frank baker, r. 763 Howard
Smith Frank, baker, r, 948 Howard, rear
Smith Frank, bartender, r. 312 Minna
Smith Frank, boatswain stmr Alameda
Smith Frank, clerk, r. 456 J<S Tehama
Smith Frank, hackman, r. 713 Broadway
Smith Frank, laborer, r. 1810 Larkin
Smith Frank, painter, r. 362 Minna
Smlti Frank, spring maker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
1004 Mission
Smith Frank, waiter, r. 116 Natoma
Smith Frank A., laborer, r. 178 Minna
Smith Frank A., stock clerk The Bruuswlck-Balke-
Collender Co., r. 217 Fillmore
Smith Frank B., inspector Custom House, r. 120
Post
Smith Frank B., last maker Frederick W. Potter, r.
.548)4 Natoma
Smith Frank D. (Smith & Co.) r. 439 O'Farrell
Smith Frank E., carrier Post Office, r. 1322 Broadway
Smith Frank E., electrician Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 2 Eugenia, B..H.
Smith Frank G., clerk, r. 320 McAllister
Smith Frank H., teamster Smith Bros., r. 1403 Fol-
som
Smith Frank J., clerk David C. Smith & Co., r. 304
Sixteenth
Smith Frank M., office 230 Montgomery, rooms
11-12, r. Oakland
Smith Frank E., cltrk Snow & Pettis, r. 2422 Mission
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
BaU'sman Davlii
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
Broil , r. WiDdaor
•Irrk DavlB Bros., Bergmann A 0>.,
Smith Frank T.
Hotel
Smith Frank W,
r. 7.53 HiirriK
Smith Franklin R.. dairy, cor VleoDa and PemU At
Excelsior Homentf ad
Smith Fraser F., r. '^64 Golden Gate Av
Smith Frederick, longshoreman, r. 449 Flrnt
Smith Frederick, brickUy.T, r. (102 Linden Av
Smiih Frederick. . lerk WllUani J. Roger*, r. SM Na-
toma
Smith Frederick, policeman, r. 25 Thirteenth
Smith Frederick, waiter, r. 50 Louisa
Smith Frederick A., candyniaker, r. 2.5 Thirteenth
Smith Frederick A., sheet iron worker KraocU Smith
6 Co., r. 902 Montgomery
Smith Frederick E, masteriichrGeortleWooda, office
7 Clay, r. 9 Elizabeth
Smith Frederick G., joiner Jason Springer k Co.. r. 4
Powell Av
Smith Frederick G., with Bank of CallfornU, r. «M
Van Ness Av
Smith Frederick L., oruan pipe maker John Berg-
strom, r. Excelsior Homestead
Smith Frederick M., asKtstaut bookkeeper Raphael
Weill k Co., r. 628 Filbert
Smith Frederick W., butcher Derby & Strouae, r. 603
Jessie
Smith Frederick W., salesman Boneatell k Co., r. 1J>2»
Sutter
Smith G., r. 615 Nineteenth
Smith G., clerk, r. 717 Post
Smith George, r. 423 Natoma
Smith George, r. 638 Commercial
Smith George, clerk, r. 1020 Mission ^
Smith George, confectioner, r. lol6 Valencia
Smith George, fireman stmr State of California
Smith George, foreman Theodore B. Komi, r. 637
Geary
Smith George, molder, r. 681 Mission
Smith George, sf aman. r. N< rth Pacific Hotel
Smith George, tinsmith, r. 628 Filbert
Smith Ge' rge, with William F. Wilson
Smith George A., cutter J. R. Smith ft Co., r. 229 San
Jose Av
Smith George A., teamster, r. 510 Pine
Smith George A., teamster M. Heron, r. 43S Fifth
Smith George C, with Levlsou Bro'"., r. 117 Jones
Smith George D., teaniBler, r. 172 Perry
Smith George F. (G. F. Smith Ac Co.) r. 711 Jones
Smith George F., ssUxaikeeper, r. 1813 Stockton
Smith George F.. rigger William Smith, r. 8E Valen.
cia and Twenty fourth
Smith George F.,WBtchmaker and Jeweler, 122 Fonrth.
r. 1717 Clay
Smith Gt-orge J., house and sign painter, 32»
Sutler, r. 26 Cook
Smith George I... capltnllft, r. 109 Guerrero
f^inith Geo. Laiv, caplt»llat r. •J'i'A. Jarkaon
Smith George N., niachlnlHt. r. 214 »» I-angton
Smith George N. J., meltcr Geo. C. Sbreve k Co., r.
2 Congress
Smith George O. Jr. accountant Robert DIrkaon, r.
2422 MlHsion
Smith George 8., bookkeeper George J. Bmltb, r. M
Cook
Smith George S., conductors. P. Co.. r. 4«! Third
Smith George T.. engineer Charles W. bmltb, r. U18
Geary
Smith George W., carpenter, r. 1923 Howard
Smith George W., c.ok, r. U:t Third
Smith George W.. ganger V. 8. Internal Revenn*
Smith Oeiirgo W , housemover. r. Tweiilyalxth nr
Guerrero , . ^
Smith Georue W., Irecutter Cal. and Nevada Ic« Co.,
r. 1607 Twenty fourth
Smith George W.. proptr SaorrlHo ExprM* Co.. ofllc*
411 East, r. Saucellto
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Smith George W., shoemaker Bryant & MuUln, r. 227
Ellis
SmJtli George W., stenographer and official reporter
Superior Court Dept 12, Old City Hall, seooud
floor, r. 5 Guerrero
SmitU G. F. Si Co. (George F. Smith) lumber
dealers, Pier !• Steuart
Smith G. Frank, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Smith Gilbert, mufg jeweler, 24 Post, r. Oakland
Smith Gilbert S., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 524 Eddy
Smith Glynn, compositor Cubery & Co., r. 6 Hayes
Smith Godfrey, r. 2470'^ Market
"Smith Gottlieb, molder, r. 11 South Park
Smith. Gould & Co. (John P. Smith and Seriah H.
Gould) manufacturers' agents hardware, 109 Call
forn'a
Smith Graham, carpenter, r. First Av nr Point Lobes
Av
Smith Gregory, salesman William Wankowskl, r. 533
Smith Gustav, cook Terminal Hotel
Smith Gnstavus S., salesman John W. Roberts & Co.,
r. 1704 Geary
Smith G. W., harnessmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Smith G. W. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Rincon PI
Smith H. A., r. 922 Greenwich
Smith Hans, laborer, r. 129 Clara
Smith Hans M. (Smith & Olaen) r. Alameda
Smith Harlan P. (Smith Bros ) r. 14(J3 Folsom
Smitli Harper A., proprietor Smith's Cash Store,
418 Front, r. 475 S«vente-enth
Smith Harry, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 32 Fourth
Smith Harry, liquor saloon, 124 Geary, r. 226 Shot-
well
Smith Harry, porter W. Faber, r. 1001 Market
Smith Harry, waiter Palace Hotel
SMITH HARRY B. JR.
general Western passenger agent Tex.as
and Pacific, and Missouri Pacific Raii-
wa.y Cos., 60.5 Market, under Grand
Hotel, r. 104 Haight
Smith Harry C, porter H. Dutard, r. 417 East
Smith Hnrry E., truiikniaker, r. 2013 Folsom
Smith Harry L., r. 823 Capp
Smith Harry M.. salesman A. N. Levy, r. 226 Shot-
well
Smith Harvey L., r. cor Vienna and Persia Avs, Ex-
celsior
Smith Hattie Mrs., r. 3 McDermot PI
Smith H. B., waiter stmr Alameda
Smith H. Browiison, special agent Union Insurance
Co.. r. 1413Larkiu
Smith Helen F. Miss, clerk superintendent's oflice
Wells Fargo & Co., r. 664 Haight
Smith Henry, r. 309 Eddy
Smith Henry, r. 545 Mission
Smith Henry, r. 537 Sacramento
Smith Henry, boots, shoes and clothing, 519 Pacific,
r. 818 Montgomery
Smith Henry, clerk, r. 823 Polk
Smith Henry, cook Beresfurd Hotel
Smith Henry, driver, r 420 Pacific
Smith Henry, groceries and provisions, 10 Washing-
ton, r. 612 }j Capp
Smith Henry, insurance agent, r. 309 Eddy
Smith Henry laborer, r. 24 '4 Garden
Smith Henry, longshoreman, r. SW cor Mission and
Fourth
Smith Henry, miner, r. 636 Commercial
Smith Henry, salesman N. D. Millzner & Co., r. 645
Minna
Smith Henry, salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,
r. Alameda
Smith Heury. seaman, r. 606 Third
Smith Henry, surfman U. S. Life Sivlng Station
Smith Henry, waiter, r. 12 Webster
Smith Henry, waiter, r. 1611 >i Mason
Smith Henry A., clerk treasurer's oflSce S. P. Co., r.
1827 I'aciflo Av
Smitli Henry A., framer and guilder, r. 1020 Mission
mith Henry C, liquor salonn, 894 Illinois
Smith Henry E., night watchman S. P. Co., r. 2332
Harrison
Smith Henry F., laborer, r. 409 Valley
tti Hcurv G., dishwasher, r. 349 JesBie
thllenrvj., engineer, r. Golden Gate Av, bet
First Av and Willard
Smith Henry J., foreman George J. Smith, r. 26 Cook
Smith Heury J., plumber, r. 1122 Larkin
Smitli Henry L., secretary Board of Trade of San
Francisco, office 202 Market, r. 768 Ninth, Oakland
Smith Henry M., real estate agent, 330 Pine, room 41,
r. 240 Third
Smith Henry P. (H. R. Baker & Co.) r, Alameda
Smith Henry P., operator Bradley & Rulofson, r. 2909
Bush
Smith Henry P., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1221
Green
Smith Henry W. (H. W. Smith & Co.) r. 2212 Van Ness
Av
Smith Henry W., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1608 Jones
Smith Henry W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 624 Fourth
Smith Henry W., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 624
Fourth
Smith Henry W. & Co. (Cincinnati) agency 312 Sao-
ramento
Smith Herbert, carpenter, r. 415 Post
Smith Herbert H., brakeman S. P, Co., r. Florid* nr
Tw-ntieth
Smith Herbert R., clerk Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 2212
Van Ness Av
Smith Herman, stevedore, r. 1708 Dupont
Smith Herman, waiter W. F. Riedinger. r. 104
Seventh
Smith H. F. Miss, stenographer, r. 116 Haight
Smith H. F. & Co. (Horace F. Smith and Warren R.
Lathrop) books and stationery, 225 Kearny
Smith Hiram C. (Moore & Smith) r. 2115 Broadway
Smith Hiram G., policeman, r. 6 Glover
Smith H. Le Baron (H. Le Baron Smith & Co.) r. (552
Market
Smith H. Le Baron & Co. (H. Le Baron Smith)
tailors, 652 Market
Smith Holland, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 307 Montgomery, r. 2.520 Sacramento
Smith Honora, widow, dressmaker, r. 609 Powell
Smith Horace F. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 1811 O'Farrell
Smith Horace P., master mariner, r. 6 Clay
Smith Howard, zincograper E.\amiuer, r. 6 Glover
Smith H. S., marine clerk Sun lus. Co.
Smith Hugh, helper Bush & Mallett
Smith Hugh, sheep shearer, r. 21 Hunt
Smith Hugh, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Smith Hugh E., porter M. Rosenshine & Bro., r. 16
Byiugton
Smith H. W., r. 629 Sacramento
Smith H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Smith) mnfrs soap,
and agents Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Co., 208 Fr>nt
Smith Ida B. Miss, bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r.
1509 Vallejo
Smith Inez Miss, r. 825 Sutter
Smith Isaac D., miner, r. 211?^ Guerrero
Smith Isaac G., teamster, r. 2211 Larkin
Smith Jacob, brewer, r. 71 Tehama
Smith Jacob A., builder and contractor, r. 15195i
Howard
Smith Jacob M., shipwright, r. S s Fulton bet Lott
and Masonic Av
Smith Jacob W.. r. 407 Mason
Smith J . Addison, decorative art rooms, 321 Sutter,
r. Saucelito
Smith James, r. 871 Market
Smith James, assistant baggage agent S. P. Co., r,
Oakland
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS,"
1.ICK: HOUSE BI.OCK.
MTIOML Fire Ins. Co. of Hartforfl
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WM. SEZTOIT, Asst. Mougefi
THE BANCROFT COMPANY!
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CHOICE OF THE
oasAT PiAinsTa.
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Smith James, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 14 Prescott
Baiitli Jaiues, builermuker, r. :14I) Fifth
Smith James, butchir. r. a78 Natoma
Smith JameB, butcher, lOli Twelfth, r. 13 Kate
Smith James, carpenter, and extramau Hose No. 2
r. 18)5 Post
Smith James, carriage blacksmith Carvill Mnfg Co.,
r. 853 Harrison
Smith James, carriage painter, r. f.31^i Natoma
Smith Jamt'K, conductor, r. 1715 O'Farrell
Smith James, currier L. P. Deyen, r. 38 Chesley
Smith James, dairy, Brazil Av .ir Athens, Excelsior
Homestead
Smith James, driver Franklin B. Smith, r. Naples nr
Persia Av, Excelsior Homestead
Smith James, expressman, cor Third and Mission, r.
101'2 Alabama
Smith James, tireman, r. 28 Natoma, rear
Smith James, helper Union Iron Works, r. 17 Kate
Smith James, janitor, r. 1320 Jackson
Smith James, laborer, r. 1620 Powell
Sniitli James, laborer, r. Tweuty-ninth nr Church
Smith James, molder, r. 28 Clinton, rear
Smith James, policeman, r. 642 Folsom
Smith James, porter Huntington Hopkins Co., r. 435
Hayes
Smi4ii James, seaman, r. 262 J^ Clementina
Smith James, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Smith James, stevedore, r. 651 Noe
Smith James, teamster, r. 75 Brady
Smith James, teamster McKenna & PurceU, r. 475 Te-
hama
Smith James, trunkmaker, r. 2030 Mission
Smith James, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Smith James A., shoemaker, 524 Eighteenth
Smith James B., bookkeeper J. Macdonough & Co., r.
642 Folsom
Smith James J., laborer Pac. Gas Imp Co., r. 1935
Union
Smith James C, lumber, 1 Howard, r. Oakland
Smith James D., r. 700}^ Bush
Smith James D., machinist. 704 Harrison
Smith James F. (Smith & Muraaky) r. 727 Eddy
Smith James F., painter, r. 454 Minna, rear
Smith James G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 27
Rondell PI
Smith James H.. cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r.
cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Smith James H., carrier Post Office, r. 125 Eleventh
Smith James J., electrotyper Filmer & Stiller Electro
Co., r. 417 Clementina
Smith James J., shipcarpenter, r. 5 Crooks
SMITH JAMES K. man„ract„.
rer trunks, valisus and bags, Otil Aliii-
sion, r. 5^0 Minna
■Smith James M., gardener, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smith James M., mining expert, r. 2519 Bush
Smith James R. (J. R. Smith & Co.) r. 229 San Jos^
156
Av
Smith James R., salesman Lohman & Frerichs
Ninth
Smith James T., r. Woolsey nr Dartmouth, U. M. T.
Smllh James W'., contractor aud builder, 330 Piue,
room 11, r. 1220 Eddy
Bmlt*i JameH W., shoemaker, 612 Brannan, r. 456 J^
Tehama
Smith James W.. teamster Burns & Co., r. 475 Te-
hama
Smith Jane, r. 307 Clementina
Smith Jane Mrs., r. 340 Fifrh
Smilh J. C, carpenter, r. 8 Lick PI
Smith Jennie MIks, principal Longfellow Primary
School, r. 1413 Post
Smith Jeremiah H., draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
344 Dorland
Smith Jeise C, teamster Van Pelt & Kelton, r. 316
Thirtieth
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IN THK
EXArvIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
t & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
MHiiiiritc-tur<-rii tit
WINDOW SHADES, (p)
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Smith Jessie Miss, teacher, r. 304 Bartlett '
Smith J. F., lirst otBcer stmr City of Sydner
Smith J. F., salebman L. O. Snsovlch k Co.. r Okk.
land
Smith J. Frank, ciKarmaker,r. 701 Stockton
Smith J. Frank, with J. R. Smltn h Co., r. M9 Bui
Jose Av
Smith J. Frank, purser strar Mary D. Hume. r. 118 j
Devlsadero
Smith J. H., conk, r. 25 El Dorado '
Smith J. Hannibal, r. Old Pei.pl.-'s Home ,
Smith J. Uenley, vice-preHldent Pacific Transfer i
Co., 110 Sutter, r. Occldentiil Hotel '
Smith J. Henry, spec lal agent .Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York. 401 California, r. 309 Eddy I
Smith J. Howard, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, I
r. Claremont, Alameda Co. (
Smith J. Jt rom.', r. Occidental Hotel I
Smith J. Julian, with Holbrook. Merrill A StctMn r I
615 Valencia
Smith J. M. Mrs., r. 6 Hayes
Smith J. Marston, carrier Post Office, r. IH Julian At
Smith J. O., superintendent Arizona and Lob AngelM
Oil Co., r. Ahlborn House
Smith John, r. 125 Eddy
Smith John, r. 314 Clementina
Smith John, r. 536 Howard
Smith John, r. 816 Jackson
Smith John, barber P. E. Evorgalb, r. 14 Berry
Smith John, blacksmith, r. 19 Mason
Smith Jr)hn, blacksmith's helper William Deacon, r.
332 Beale. rear
Smith John, but her, NE cor Ninth and Minna, r.TSO
Minna
Smith John, carpenter, r. 3007 Mission
Smith John, carpetlayer, r. 869 Market
Smith John, cigars and tobacco, Oregon Dock, r. foot
Spear
Smith John, cooper, r. 44 Clementina
Smith John, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Smith John, hostler, r. cur Sianyan and Frederick
Smith John, laborer, r. 9 Jansen
Smith John, liiborer, r. 6)5 Fifteenth
Smith John, laborer, r. 821 Clinrch
Smllh John, laborer, r. 1614 Pacific Av
Smith John, lnborer. r. 2332 llarrisi>n
Smith John, laborer, r. cor TeiineKsee and Solano
Smith John, milker Wlllliim Hall, r. Ocean House
Koad nr Farley's Old Corner ,
Smith John, machiiiict. r 3i ■« Harriet !
Smith John, plumber J. Waters, r. 16 Washington At
Smith John, seaman, r. I.l Howar.l
Smith John, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Smith .lohti, seaman, r. North Padflc Hotel
Smith John, Htiwiird, r. 267 .Minna
Smith John, steward stiur .Vewark. r. Oakland
Smith John, stockbroker, r. UJ5 California
Smith John, tinner, r. Cherubiiaco or Cortland At
Smith John, teamster Teele * Scott
Smith John, wagonmaker John W. Farren. r. 5»
MlHslon
Smith Jcdiii, waiter Palxre Hotel
Smith John, wood and coal. 2!3 Poat. r. 1414 CUy
Smith Jcihii A. (M.-Nab .<£ Smith) r. h31 fUrrU-n
Smith .J(din A., butcher, r. HW cor Suitor and lUker
Hiiiiih John A., helper L. Ph. B.dand.T. r. 41.-> Flri.1
Smith John B.. clerk New WlacoiiBin H-tel
Smith John C, clerk New England Furniture Co., r.
466!^ Tehama
Smith Jidin E,. wlroworkcr KxceUlor Wire Work*, r.
18 Trenton
Smllh John H.. metalworker Ooorgo H. Tay * Co.. r.
1119 Moiit«oniery
Smith John H. T.. painter, r. IfiOS Jone«
Smith John J., bottler Lachmau C»l. Wine Co., r. 6
Vincent
Smith John J., carrltge painter. 857 noward. r. 831V
N.itoma
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
SlU California Street* ;
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W. W. Montague Sc Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.ISTI AND AMKUTCAN
9
Enoaiiniio, <■< lazed aiitl I>l»in.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Smith John J., enyiueer, r. VMi Sixth
Smith Jiihn J., porter Shea, Boctiueraz & Co., r. 18 St.
Rose's Av
Smith Johu J., shippine! office, 5 Jackson
Smith John M., clerk O. R. and N. Co., Spear Street
Wharf, r. 3u4 Bartlett
Smith John M., laborer, r. 25 Clinton, rear
Smith Johu M., laborer Irwin NeKbttt, r. 617 Seventh
Smith John P. (Smith, Gould & Co.) 109 California
Smith John P., wheelwright H. E Holmes & Co., r.
431 Twenty-seventh
Smith John P. Jr., plumber, r. 721 Church
Smith John Q., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Smith John S., tailor. 3129 Mission, r. Cherubusco
nr Cortland Av. B. H.
Smith John T. (J. T. Smith & Co.) r. 501 Mason
Smith John T., marine clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r.
1131 McAllister
Smith John T., painter, r. 105U Howard
Smith John TV., cracker baker, r. 317 Green
Smith John W., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1913 J^ Mission
Smith John W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Smith Jonas, carpenter, r. 142J$ Fourth
Smith Joseph (Smith & Poultney) r. 5.5 South Park
Smith Joseph, bartender G. Schroth, r. 1417 Mission
Smith Joseph, broommaker, r. 118 San Jose Av
Smith Joseph, carpenter, r. 602 Seventh, rear
Smith Joseph, clerk James B. Haggin, r. 1109 Powell
Smith Joseph, contractor, r. 2933 Mission
Smith Joseph, cook Peter Easmussen, r. 117)^ Ship-
ley
Smith Joseph, driver Sutter St. RR.
Smith Joseph, messenger Chief Quartermaster De-
partment of California, U. S. A. r. 2824 Greenwich
Smith Joseph, molder, r. 14 )4 Freelon
Smith Joseph, painter, 135 Ninth
Smith Joseph, waiter, r. 120 Shipley •
Smith Joseph B., butcher, 3592 Mission
Smith Joseph B., clerk, r. 1314 Folsom
Smith Joseph H., boilermaker, r. 52 Shipley
Smith Joeejih J., electrician, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smith Joseph W., r. 22 Dearborn PI
Smith Josephine (Misses Smith) r. 1008 Leaven-
worth
Smith Joshua, carpenter, r. 248 Nineteenth
Smith Josiah F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
615 Valencia
Smith J. R. Mrs., r. 1011 California
Smitli J. R. & Co. (James R. Smith) merchant
tailors, 136 Montgomery
Smith J. S., second steward stmr City of Sydney
Smith J. T. & Co. (John T. Smith) mnfrs oil Cups,
31 Commercial
Smith Julien, clerk V. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 1816 Lyon
Smith Julius H., civil engineer and draftsman, 634
Market, r. 205 Leavenworth
Smith Julius P.. borax dealer and vineyardist, office
59 Nevada Block, r. 2505 Washington
Smith Julius R., r. 518 Jones
Smith J. Wilmer, traveling salesman Cerf, Schloss
k Co.,r. Russ House
Smith Kate, domestic 711 Pine
Smith Katberine, widow, r. 28 Blake
Smith R. M., attorney at law, 432 Montgomery, r.
Holly Park nr Thirty-first
Smith L. Miss, r. 905 Market
Smith L. Mrs., widow r. 1509 Vallejo
Smith Langdoa P., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
1927 Jessie
Smith L. C, printer, r. 6 Hayes
Smith Leonard D., tearaf-ter, r. 10 Henrietta Square
Smith Leslie T., bookkeeper Held Bros. & Co., r. 2228
Sutt-r
Smith Levi, bakery, 522 Twenty-second
Smith Lewis, boilermaker, r. 318 Maiu
Smith Lewis, engineer P. F. Dundon
Smith Lilly Mrs., insurance solicitor, r. 536 Ellis
Smith Llewellyn H., assayer, r. 2519 Busb
Smith Lottie, telegraph operator, r. 28 Blake '
Smith Louis, laborer Black Point Packing House
Smith Louis, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. Bay View
Hotel
Sniltli ttouis, wines and liquors, 8 Sixth
Smith Louis, plaster, r. 316 Sixth
Smith Louis, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Smith Louise (Misses Smith) r. 1008 Ijcavenworth
Smith Louise H, Mrs., dramatic reader, 32 O'Farrell
Smith L. P., r. 1004 Valencia
Smith L. S. Mrs., matron Young Women's Christian
Association, 912 Sutter
Smith Lucy, widow, r. 20 Hoflf Av
Smith Lucy M., widow, r. 16 Byington
Smith Lulu E. Mrs., widow, r. 2422 Mission
Smith M. Miss, compositor Call
Smith M. Mrs., groceries, etc., 1920 >i Howard
Smith M. A. Miss, r. 226 Taylor
Smith M. A. Mrs., r. 320 McAllister
Smith Maggie, widow, r. 615 Sixteenth
Smith Maggie A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 223 Pago
Smith Mahala D., varieties, 612 Nineteenth
Smith Margerie M. Mrs., widow, r. 344 Dolores
Smith Martin, liquor saloon, 543 Howard
Smith Martin, packer Indianapolis Mnfg Co.
Smith Martin L., butcher, 133 Oak, r. 125Jj Hickory
Av
Smith Mary, widow, r. 119}^ Langton
Smith Mary, widow, r. 139 Minna
Smith Mary, widow, r. 308 Leavenworth
Smith Mary, widow, r. 633 Locust Ay
Smith Mary, domestic 1824 Pacific Av
Smith Mary Miss, millinery, 837 Folsom
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 112 Julian Av
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 615 Valencia
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 716 Laurel Av
Smith Mary J. Miss, teacher Mission Primary School,
r. 223 Page '
Smitli Mason B., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
Rubs House
Smith Matthew, blacksmith, r. 340 Fifth
Smith Matthew, hostler, r. 873 Folsom
Smith Matthew, laborer, r. 407 Clementina
Smith Matthew, soapmaker. r. 223 Page
Smith Maud, widow, r. 25 Clinton
Smith Melissa J., widow, r.7213^ Valencia
Smith Melville E.. dentist, 1118 Market, r. 415 Post
Smith M. F. Mrs., r. 127 Eleventh
Smith M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1827 Pacific Av
Smith Michael, cook, r. 869 Market
Smith Michael, laborer, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smith Michael, liquor saloon, 519 Washington, r.
1303 California
Smith Michael, marble polisher John Daniel & Co.,
r. 408 Fourteenth
Smith Michael, steward, r. 24 'i Garden
Smith Michael, teamster, r. 4 Sheridan
Smith Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 212
First
Smith Michael A., r. 1010 Vallejo
Smith Michael H. (Gauthier & Smith) r. 1122 Market
Smith Michael R., cook, r. 28 Everett
Smith Milton W., clerk Anglo Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. Oakland
Smith Misses (Josephine and Louise) ladies' hair
dressing, 1008 Leavenworth
Smith Morris, porter M. Herzsteln, r. 323 Sutter
Smith Nathan T. (Smith Bros.) r. 1244 Folsom
Smith Nellie T., domestic 813 Sbotwell
Smith Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwell
Smith Nicholas, clerk, r. 1725 Post
Smitli NicUolas T. , assistant treasurer Southern
Pacific Co., and treasurer Street Railway systems,
NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 38, r. SE cor
California and Buchanan
Smith Niel, longshoreman, r. 1070 Howard
LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FHMISHIKG GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Kanxtfacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
iRPADHARASZTHY&Cd
. I WASHINGTON ST
.?T?N sT.i PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
SMI
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Smith Nora A., principal Crocker Kindergarten, r.
IT) lb jHCkBun
Smith O B. & Co. (Oliver B. Smith and Frank W.
Reail) commission and provision merchants. 423
Front
Smith (Jliver B. (O. B. Smith .<: Co.) r. Oakland
Smitli Orrio E.. enyineer, r. 61tj California
Smith Oscar, seaman, r. :W Clay
Smitli Oscar F., spiunf-r S. F. Conlage Factory, r. 8E
cor Sauta Clara and Missouri
Smith Oito, tanner Poctsch & Peterson, r. 3007 Mis-
sion
Smith Owen, laborer, r. 7ti4 Folsom
Smith Owen, printer, r. fi59 Minna
Smith P. Rev., assistant pastor St. Rose's Church, r.
N s Braunan bet Fourth and Fifth
Smith Patrick, r 4 Simpson PI
Smith Patrick, r. 17 !« Rausch
Smith Patrick, r. 208 First
Smith Patrick, chipper Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1102 Ala-
bania
Smith Patrick, janitor general auditor's oflace S. P.
Co.
Smith Patrick, laborer J. Macdonough & Co.
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. Sutro Heights
Smith Patrick, dairy. S s Francisco nr Polk
Smith Phtrick. steerage steward stmr Acapulco
Smith Patrick, watchman S. P. Co., r. 12 Hampton PI
Smith Paul, seaman, r. 129 Clara
Smith P. B.. r. AH Monroe
Smith Percy L., carpet layer James Kitterman, r.
H'Am Broadway
Smith Perry J., carpenter, r. Edinburg nr Persia Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Smith Peter, cigars and tobacco. 36 Sixth, r. 100 Sixth
Smith Peter, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 2332
Harrison
Smith Peter, cook, r. 624 Fourth
Smith Peter, deck hand stmr San Rafael
Smith P<'ter, expressman, r. 35 Erie
Smith Peter, gasfitter Louis Weismann, Jr., r. Oak-
land
Smith Peter, hod carrier, r. 18 Bonita
Smith Peter, laborer, r. Sierra nr Georgia
3mith Peter, laborer James Alexander, r. cor First
and Harrison
Smith Peter, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
imUh Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
'imith Peter, stock raiser, r. Dominica nr St. John
Smith Peter, teamstf-r William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Jmith Peter A., helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 504
Ninth
Jmith Peter H., actor, r. 907 Vallejo
Jmith Peter H.. hostler Fred C. Kline, r. 15 Wash-
ington
Jmith Peter J. (Donaway & Smith) r. NE cor Turk
and Hyde
th Peter J., cooper, r. 2332 Harrison
Imith Peter J., watchman S. F. Cordage Factory, SE
cor Santa Clara and Missouri
mitli Pethuel. teamster, r. Bernal nr Army, B. H.
mith P. H.. r. 4 Boston PI
mith Philip, longshoreman, r. 17 Kate
mith P. J., salesman Wittland & Fredrickson, r. NE
cor Turk and Hyde
mith P. P., jeweler H. B. Woelfel. r. 307 Ivj Av
mith P. R. Mrs., lodgings, 634 !« Broadway
mith P. T., foreman construction W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1240 Mission
mith R., r. 1304 Pine
mith Kene F.. printer, r. 2221 Larkin
mith Rh'ida K., widow, r. 612 Nineteenth
mith Richard, agent Merchants' Towboat Line and
Pacific Towboat Co., office foot of Vallejo., r. 2788
Pine
mith Richard, cook George Bannister, r. SW cor
Fourth and Berry
W, & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STBEET.
104
r. cor Oeary
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
5. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST
llST CIRCULATION !
NEWS!
MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
Smith Richard, salfsman C. Cnrtln. r. 2728 FoUom
Smith Richard, seaman, r. ."jOI Davis
Smith Richard W., p.,rter William E. MiKhell
Mission
Smith R. J., waiter International Hotel
Smith Robert, r. 2H Thirteer.th
Smith Rob.rt. bottler C. Oehret Jk Co
and Larkiu
Smith Robert, conductor Geary St. RR , r. 1533 Geary
Smith Robert, contractor, r. lulO Larkin
Smith Robert, hay and grain, ItMXJ Market, r. 452 Na-
toma
Smith Robert, peddler, r. (!31 Sacmraente
Smith Rjbcrt. seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Smith Riberf, seaman, r. 2i:C Hrannan
Smith Robert, shoemaker, cor Epstein and Congr«*l
Smith Robert J., engineer, r, 911 Minna
Smith Robert J., fireman, r. 20 Masonic Av
Smith Robert J., salesman Davla Bros., r. 226 Sutter
Smith Robert M.. teamster Van Pelt k Kelton, r. 37
Lily At
Smith Robert T.. r. 1226 Folsom. rear
Smith Robert W., compositor The Wiap, r. 823
Church
Smith Roderick E., cashier Snow & Pettis, r. Santa
Rosa
Smith Rodney, colonel U. S. A.. Chief Paymaster
Division of the Pacific, 327 Phelan Bldg. r. 1001
Pine
Smith Rose, widow, r. 1307 St«ckton
Smith Royal, engineer, r. 4-'o Natoma
Smith Rufus R.. millhand Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Smith S. Mrs., widow, r. 15 Fulton
Smith S. A. Mis., magnetic healer. llfiO Market
Smith Samuel |E. N. Smith & C<>.) r. 18 Reed
Smith Samuel, bricklayer, r. 330 Green
Smith Samuel, broommaker George F. Van DeMark
Smith Samuel, teamster, r. Ki liylngton
Smith Samuel C. carpenter, r 427 Twenty-seventh
Smith Samuel H., clerk g.-ueral freight office^. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Smith Samuel T., gilder 8. & G. Gump, r. 28C0
Mission
Smith S. E.. r. 1020 MlsJWon
Smith S. E. Mrs., r. 20.t Post
Smith Selah. r. 1012 Natoma
Smith S. Harrison, Surveyor City and County,
office New City Hall, third fioor. r. I.MO Larkin
Smith Sidney F., laborer, r 17JT Market
Smith Sidney H.. physician, 427 Ellis
Smith Sidney M. (George Vi. Mea.le * Co.) and pretl-
dnt Cutting Packing Co.. r. 328 Uryant
Smith Sidney V., attorney at law, 224 Sanaoiue,
r. San Rafael
Smith S. M. Mrs., r. 518 Jones •
Smith Sophia, with S. F. Lsundr>-, r. 28 Blake
Smith Sophia .Miss. r. 119 Fifth
Smith S. P. .* W. H. (Stanley P. and William H.)
cigars and tobacco. \(Kfi Market
Smith Stanley P. (8. P. * W. U. Smith) r. 8027 Call-
fornia
Smith Stephen, carriagemaker Robert Stitt. r. 40 £▼•
erett
Smith Stephen, clerk Charles Smltb, r. 817 Broad-
way
Smith Stephen M (Bosseter k Smlthl r. 804 Van
Ness Av
Smith Stephen 8.. office 7 Montgomery At. room M,
r. 1701 Gi-ary
Smith Sterling W. (Smith * Young) r. Berkeley
Smith Stlllmsn J., r. 917 Howard
Smith Steuart F . clerk cashier's dtpt WelU Kark"> ,
Co.. r '202 Stockton ]
Smith S. Y.. jeweler, r. 765 Market |
Smith T. C, clerk r. ror. Folsom
Smith Terrence, gardener, r. 6 Henrietta Square
Smith Terrancc, lahorerHoly Cn^siCoiuetpry. r. Cem-
etery Station
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
tMronri'.us or
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 3]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
Smith T. F. tS: Co. (Thomas F. Suiith) real es-
cstiite anil general busincKS ageut, 1U20 Market
Smith Theodore, r. 928 Jackson
Smith Theodore, blacksmith JohnW. Russell, r. Oak-
laud
Smith Theodore, clerk Kohler k Frohling, r. Ifi Ellis
Smith Theodore E., salesman Buckint^ham & Hecht,
r. 1<;19 Washiufiton
Smith Thomas, r. 113 Oregon
Smith Thomas, clerk, r. 611 Folsom
Smith Thomas, clerk, r. 646 Folsom
Siuitli Thomas laborer, r. 10 Cleaveland, rear
Smith Thomas, manager C. J. B. Metzler.r. eiBWash-
iufjtou
Smith Thomas, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Smith Thomas, master mariner, r. 2112 Mission
Smith Thomas, plumber, r. 28 Fair Oaks
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Smith Tiiomas, soopoutter Champion Soap Factory,
r. W 8 Utah bet Center and El Dorado
Smith Thomas, steward, r. 216 Chestnut
Smith Thomas, with Oregon Development Co., r. 611
Folsom
Smith Thomas A., upholsterer, r. 675 Mission
Smith Thomas B., expressman, r 308 Minna
Smith Thomas B., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Smith Thomas C, r. 120 Fourth
Smith Thomas C, stevedore, r. 1223 Dnlon
Smilh Thomas F. (F. F. Smith & Co.) r. 19 Sixth
Smith Thomas H., wool grader Ball & Julian, r. 4
Ridlfy
Smith Thomas J., inspector Custom House, r. 6 Mar-
tha PI
Smith Thomas J., millhand, r. 506 Vallejo
Smith Thomas L., expressman, 223 Bush, r. 1517 J4
Market
Smith Thomas L., fruits, 8W cor Battery and "Wash-
ington, r. 12.5 Jackson
Smith Thomas N., bricklayer, r. 214J4 Langton
Smith rThomas V., bricklayer, r. 651 Jessie
Smith Thomas W., clerk Blum, Baldwin & Girvin, r.
26 Hampton PI
Smith Troals, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Smith Tully, marble polisher iSVilliam Black, r. 1327
Harrison
Smith Virginia E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1007 Sutter
Smith W., gripiiian Market St. RR.
Smith W., upholsterer W. J. Heuey k Co., r. 718 Ellis
Smith Waldo E.. butcher W. Meuesiui, r.lSOOJ^ Stock-
ton
Smith Walter, r.916 Pierce
Smith Walter, butcher, r. 607 Vallejo
Smith Walter H., clerk, r. 810 Guerrero
Smith Walter M., polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 2943 Mission
Smith Walter S., butcher Horn & Chapman, r. SW cor
Honduras and Kentucky
Smith Walter S. Jr., butcher J. G. James & Co., r.
Honduras nr Kentucky
Smith Walter T., r. 499 Fourth
Smith Ward M., cashier Deming Palmer Milling
Co., r. 118 Devit^adero
Smith W. B., r. 145 Ellis
Smith W. B., steerage watchman stmr City of Syd-
ney
Smith W. E., assistant bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. Lick House
Smith Wilkie C. R., pressman The Bancroft Co., r.lO
Leroy PI
Smith Willard M., real estate, r. 526 Jones
Smith William, r. 11 Lysett PI
Smilh William, r. 19 Commereial
Smith William, r. 33 Fair Oaks
Smith William, r. 516 Sixth
Smith William (J. G. James h Co.) r. 213 Thirteenth
Smith William, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
711 O'Farrell
Smith William, bootblack, NW cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. 606 Third
Smith William, carpenter, r. 2203 Polk
Smith William, carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 49
Second
Smith William, clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. t;09 Powell
Smith William, clerk Wiliam Oflfermann, r. 1402)i
Folsom
Smith William, calker, r. 16 Clara
Smith William, engineer, r. Kentucky House
Smith William, expressman, r. 6/5 Davis
Smith William, hackman, r. 1104 Mission
Smith William, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Smith William, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Smith William, longshoreman, r. 041 Commercial
Smith William, manufacturer patent water clos-
ets, 21 Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Broderick
Smith William, nilllman Pac. Rolliag Mill
Smith William, plumber, r. 714 Guerrero
Smith William, printer, r. 1225 Kearny
Smith William, seaman, r. 3 Uaggln
Smith William, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Smith William, seaman, r. Miguel nr Arlington, Fair-
mount Tract
Smith William, steward American Exchange Hotel,
r. 24)4 Garden
Smith William, teamster, r. 49 Church
Smith William, upholster Pac. Spring and Mattress
Co.. r. 631 Mission
Smith William, waiter, r. 8 Vallejo PI
Smith William, waiter, r. 267 Minna
Smith William A., r. 801 Leavenworth
Smith William A., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
427 Ellis
Smith William A., clerk William Smith, r. 1714 Brod-
erick
Smith William A., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r. 618
Harrison
Smith Wiiliam A., president Eagle Oil and Re-
fining Co., 221 California, r. Cleveland, Ohio
Smith William A., steward stmr Colima, r. 97 Silver
Smith William A., with Dakin & Hawes, r. 1923 How-
ard
Smith William B., clerk, r. 777 Market
Smith William B., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. 120 Fell
Smith William C. bricklayer, r. California At bet
Howard and Mission. B. H.
Smith William C, laborer, r. 734 Folsom
Smith William C, policeman, r. 611 Buchanan
Smith William D., clerk, r. 236 Shotwell
Smith William E.. clerk freight auditor's office 3. P.
Co.,r. 2730 Mission
Smith William F., architect, 206 Sansome, r.
2515 Broadway
Smith William F., dairyman, r. 4 Bruce PI
Smith William F., hydraulic and mechanical engin-
eer and commission agent, 10 California, r. 1202
Mission
Smith William H., r. 343 Fremont
Smith William H. (S. P. & W. H. Smithj r. 3927
California
Smith William H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 126)4 Sil-
ver
Smith William H., carpenter, 761 Mission, r. 29 Hoflf
Av
Smith William H., carpenter, r. 612 Nineteenth
Smith William H., helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 3213
Fillmore
Smith William H., liquor saloon, 522 Battery, r. 224
Jackson
Smith AVilliam H., rigger, 118-120 Howard,
1U09 Dolores
Smith William I., clerk Hey wood Bros. & Co., r. 26
Hill
Smith William J., r. 411 Leavenworth
Smith William J. (Pond h Smith) r. 2433 Buchanan
MANN & BENEDICT,
SaCCESSORS TO
O. C. HASTINGS & CO..
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
CLOTHIER,S«
MjICU. H0VS£ BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manai
ms. SEZTO^, Asst Mua(
THE BANCROFT COBIPANY:
MAlKfT^T.iFINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYP£.
SMI
1091
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Suiith William J., butcher Joseph B. Smith, r. 3592
MiBHioD
Smith William J., framemaker Mux Burkardt, r. 211
Fourth
Smith William J., painter, r. IX Auburn
Smith William J. loan leller S. F. Savings Union, r.
50'2 Vail Ness Av
Smith William J., seaman, r. 2814 Laguna
Suiith William M. (Birkholm Jfe Smith) r. 341 Bryant
Smith William M.. bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co r
.•i24 Fell
Smith William M., with Alvinza Hayward, r. 1008
Leavenworth
Smith William M., liquor saloon, Ws Kentucky bet
Solano and Butte
Smith William T., mattress makr Pac. Spring and
Mattretis Co., r. 2332 Harrison
Smith W. J., r. 412 Sacramento
Smith W. J., miuer. r. 529 Sucramento
Smith W. J., steward stmr Sau Bias
Siijth W. J. D.. r. 2943 Sixteenth
Smith W. S., r. Occidental Hotel
Smith W. W., r. t)09 Saorameuto
Smith k Co. (Frank D. Smith and W. P. Parkhurst)
gasoline stoves etc., 1386 Market
Smith & Murasky (James F. Smith and Frank J. Mu-
rasky) attorneys at law, 315 Phelan Bldg
Smith & Olsen (Hans M. Smith and Frederick H. 01-
sen) coffee saloon, juuction California and Mar.
ket
Smith & Poultuey (Joseph Smith and George T.
Poultney) proprietors South Park Livery Stables,
N s Brannan bet Second and Third
Smith & YouuK (Sterling W. Smith and John N.
Young) builders supplies. 723 Market
a^ Smith. See Schmid, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmlt,
Smidtand Smyth
SMITH'S CASH STOEE
Harper A. Smith proprietor, 418 Front
Smittiam John U., r. 917 Union
Smitham W. <b. Co. (William Smitham and
William J. Kog>'rs) wholesale and retail grocers,
.501 Montgomery Av
Smitham William (W. Smitham & Co.) r. 917 Union
Smitliea P., stevedore, r. 102 Silver
SmitUers Jesus, r. 1508 Mission
Siuithers Newton, seaman, r. 309 Bay
Smithson A. M. Mrs., r. 103 Larkin
Smithson Chailes. r. 146 Eleventh
Smithson Frederick H., clerk A. & H. 0. Campbell, r.
1208 California
Smithson Frederick J., trimmer B. Grave & Co., r.
1208 California
Smithson James, clerk Raye & Hampton, r. 212 Ellis
Smithson William, clerk, r. 10! L'lrkin
Smithson William, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
Smitten Chailes H., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 2110
O'Fdrrell
Smitten Lewis W., carpainter, r. 93t Grove
Smolarski Gustav, peddler, r. 318 Ninth
Smoor John, rigger, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and
Shasta
Smoot D. I«., attorney at law, 509 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Sraoot E Igar M., (;lerk, r. 12 G-ove
Smouse Annie, widow, >-. 8 Potter
Smouse John H., assistant manager Keystone Wringer
Co., 1.50 Fifth
Smiilieu Frank, salesman P. F. Nolan 4 Co.. r. 525 >j
Howard
8Tnut<h M., qunrtermastpr stmr Alameda
Smyser Henry C, clerk W. W. Brier 4i Son, r. 1727J4
Jessie
Smytli Alexander N., clerk Anderson & Tallon, r. 1226
Twenty-second
Smyth Charles F., bookkeeper The Hibernla Savings
and Loan Soc, r. Lick House
Ai
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EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Sl'IXI.M, I.I.SK.NS I.N
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Smyth Dennis B.. carpenter P. M. 88. Co. r 10
Hampton PI
Smyth Edward, collector Main StVeet Wharf, r. 330
Fremont
Smyth J. Beverly, journalist Call. r. 809 fnlon
Smyth John, foreman rolUuK room V. S. .Mint r 303
Golden Gate Av
Smyth John R.. salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
324 Golden Gate Av
Saiyth Johu T , compositor Chronicle, r. 317 Vall<«Jo
Smyth Kate Miss, forewoman Stearng, Worden k Co
r. 10 Hampton PI
Smyth K.itle Miss, r. 6.59 Minna
Sm.vth Maryaret, teacher Longfellow Primary 8cbool.
r. 10 Hampton PI
Smyth Robert A., clerk Middleton k Sbaron, r. 13
Harriet
Smyth Sidney (Foster, Little * Co.) r. 321 Minna
Sinvth Th'iraai J., clerk, r. 324 Golden Gate Av
SMYTH W. H. en^neer.nd
(Irartsinau. 258 Market., r. Berkeley
Smyth William, teacher gymnastics Olympic Club,
r. 213 Mason
Smythe Albert F., r. 405 Natoma
Sinythe Mary F., turuished rooms. 405 Natotna
Smythe William, clerk I. West Taber. r. 1915 EA<\j
Smytlie William E , salesman E. Maasbach k Co., r.
623 Howard
t^ Smythe. See Smith and Smyth
Snailham Thomas, laborer, r. 13.') Freelon
Snapp David W., r. li'i Golden Gate Av
Snapp Leroy P.. r. G?4 Golden Gate Av
Snarey Thomas, carpenter S. F. Stove Work*, r. 644
Fourth
Snead Frank, student, r. 22 Masonic Ay
Snead G., whitener, 93iii< Harrison
Snead John P., blacksmith, r. 22 .Masonic At
Snead Michael, pedller, r. 22 Maa(mlc Av
Snead Tlioraas. carpenter, r. 22 Masonic Av
Siieath Hurry J., city mana^'er Jersey Farm
Dairy, r. 837 Howard
Sneath Richard 6,, proprietor Jersey Farm
Dairy «3>-8J9 Howard and 3i8-350 Tehama, r.
San Bruno
Snee Mary, domestic 1026 Green
Sneed Peter S., carpenter, r. 1419 Bush
Sneider A. E. .Mrs., widow, r. 610 Ellis
Sneider Benjamin, carrlagemaker T. F. Lowney, r.
112 Valparaiso
Sneider George C. clerk Jacob Qreenebaum. r. 610
Ellis
Sneider John, carpenter, r. 3 Chatham PI
lE?- Sneider. See Sihnolder, Snider and Snyder
Snell Caroline, widow, r. « Hayes
Snell Clarence K., carpet layer Charlea M. Plum k
Co . r. 6 Hayes
Snell D. J.. conipoMitor Call, r. 1007 Powell
Snell E. Mrs., willow, r. 1612 Lyon
Snell E. L., messenger Wells Fargo .<j Co., r. 8|n Jo«4
Snell E. 8. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Wlndaur
Hotel
Snell Frank, merchant, r. 2« Sevonlb
Snell Frank S., commercial traveler 8. H. TyUr k
Son, r. Sa<rBmento, C»l.
Snell G.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 957 Market
Snell George P.. clerk, r. 21»ll flay
Snell Henry, miner, r. 1:19 Fourth
Snell John A., compositor Call. r. 1007 Powell
Snell L E Mrs., r. 9il5 Market
Snell Sidney A., carpenter WlllUm Little, r. 31) Fifth
Hnell Tlioniai, laborer, r. Tweiityiilntd ur 8.>ucbos
Snell Wnlter. clerk, r. 1612 Lyon
Suelliiig lames F., salesman Payot, Dpham A Co., r.
:U I Taylor
Snelllng H. W.. r. 606 MnntRomery
Sn.lllnif W., waiter, r. «im Montjomery
*/- Snider. See Schneider, Sneider and Snylnr
^
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 4'MO'/ MMl ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
SNI
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SOH
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opvu Fix« - Place 'I'liiiiiuiiitrs
a, Speciulty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sniffen Sylvester, calker. r. 228 Bush
Snitzler Lonis. butcher, r. 915 Pierce
Hnivery John, bartender, r. NW cur Fourth and Mis-
sion
Snoek Pauline Mrs., r. 819 Filbert
Snoek Simon, furniahinp goods, 234 Fourth
Snook Charles E. (Daniel Suter & Charles E. Snook)
attorney at law, 21G Sausonie, rooms 8-9, r. Oak-
land
Snook Edgar N. (G. & E. Snook) r. 824 Lombard
Snook Frederick W. |W. 8. Snook k San) r. Oakland
Snook G. «& E. (George A. and Edgar N.) plumb-
ers, gas and sti'amtitters, (i30 Sacramento
Suook George A, (G. &. E. Snook) r. 824 Lombard
Snook George C, clerk G. k E. Snook, r. 824 Lombard
Snook James A., salesman Holt Bros., r. Oakland
Snook John A., carpenter. 2704 Mission, r. 414 Bart-
lett
Snook Thomas, r. 6 Grand Av
Suook William S. (W. S. Snook & Son) r. Oakland
Snook W. S. & Son (William S. and Frederick W.)
plumbers and gasfitters, 554 Clay
Snow Bert G. (North & Snow) 405 Montgomery
Snow Chester J., carpenter and builder. 1704 Fill-
more, r. 1 Cottage Row
Snow E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Snow E. C, painter, r. 1153 Howard
Snow Emanuel, clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r. 1227
Hayes
Snow George A., inspector Clothing Depot U. 8. A., r.
Lorin, Alameda Co.
Snow George R., clerk, r. 416 Second
Snow Harvey M., carpenter, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Snow Harvey W. (Snow & Pettis) r. Alameda
Snow Irwin A., carpenter, r. 623 McAllister
Snow James, teamster Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
731 Minna
Snow John, clerk, r. 731 Minna
Snow John, porter C. D. Ladd, r. 827 Pine
Snow John, salesman J. W. Carmany, r. Natoma bet
Eighth and Ninth
Snow John F., dyeing and cleaning. 3 Grant Av and
1625 Mission, r. 1625 Mission
Snow John H., master mariner, r. 610 Powell
Snow L. B., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Snow Levi T., varieties, 439 Hayes, r. 329 Fell
Snow Liouis T. , wholesale groceries and dealer
ship stores, 210 California, r Alameda
Snow M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1832 Filbert
Snow Nathan, clerk, r. 720 Leavenworth
SnoAV Roland W., importer iron pipe and
plumbers' materials, 39-43 Stevenson, r. Oakland
Snow William, stevedore, r. 5U4 First
Snow William F.. clerk Redington & Co., r. 1007
Union
Snow William H., tailor, 342 Sutter, r. Oakland
SnoTV Si Pettis (Haivey W. Snow and William H.
Pettis) general insurance agents, 324 J^ Montgom-
ery
Snowden Charles B.. machinist, r. 311 Castro
Snowden E iward, machinist, r. 109 Leavenworth
Snowden Edward L., r. 311 Castro
Snowden Frederick L., porter Anglo - Californian
Bank, r. 613 Howard
3nowgrass Robert V., commercial traveler, r. 1626
Eddy
Snowgrass S. L., r. 1.526 Eddy
Snyder A. Mrs., widow, r. 1121 Ellis
Snyder Albert, glassworker S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 137 J^ Perry
Snyder Albert A., Insurance appraiser, 106 Leides-
dorff. r. 712 Waller
Snyder Alexander P., molder, r. 815 M Howard
Snjder Charles, cigarmaker, r. 3 Kohler's PI
Snyder Charles, drayman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
1611 Perry
Snyder E., mechanic Davis Bros., r. 423 O'Farrell
Snyder E. Mrs., widow, r. 319 Taylor
Snyder Frederick B., brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2560
Greenwich
Snyder G., miner, r. 317 Bush
Snyder G. C. r. 200 Stockton
Snyder Georye, r. 1121 Ellis
Snyder George, teamster John Tuttle, r. 537 Haight
Snyder George W., cigarmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Snyder Henry, shoemaker, r. 1427 Valencia
Sny<ier Jacob 8., engineer Spring Valley W. W., r.
724 Bay
Snyder John, printer, r. 1427 Valencia
Snyder Julia Melville Mrs., teacher elocution and
music, 138 McAllister
Snyder Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 229 Sixth
Snyder Louis, r. 44 Third
Snyder Martin, cutter, r. 732 Ivy Av
Snyder Martin, restaurant, 1938 Mission, r. 1938}^
Mission
Snyder Mary A., widow, r. 215 Fair Oitks
Snyder Peter, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 220J^ Fil-
bert
Snyder Peter L., r. 1324 ^ O'Farrell
Snyder William, well borer, r. 1230 Mission
Snyder William H., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Snyder W. T., city passenger agent, 8 New Montgom-
gomery, r. Oakland
B^ Snyder. See Schneider, Sneider and Snider
Soanes Joseph, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r. 68
Minna
Sobbe Diedrich, liquor saloon. 541-543 Mission
Sobey Arthur, porter Golden Gate Athletic Club, r.
190 Stevenson
Sobey Arthiir L., physician, r. 810 Twentieth
Sobey Ellen, teacher music, r. 810 Twentieth
Sobey Ernest A. L., woolsorter, r. 15 J4 Welsh, rear
Sobey John, r. 106 Steuart
Sobey Thomas, teamster, r. 507 Seventh
Sobieski Bernhard, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Sobieski Effle S. Mrs., r. 826 Sutter
Sobolefflvan A. Rev., deacon Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 1820 Dupont
Soboslay Julius, physician. 1001 Market
Sobraros Fidel, laborer Kullman, Salz & Co.
Sobrio John A. (Gendotti Brothers & Co.) r. 1023
Stockton
Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle. 510 Jack-
son
Societe Francaise d'EpargnesetdePrevoy-
ance Mutuelle, E. J. Le Breton president, A.
Brand secretary, 534 California
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, 604 Merchant, room 12
Society for tlie Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, 604 Merchant, room 12
Society for the Suppression of Vice, The
California, office 604 Merchant, room 14
Society of California Pioneers. Isaac E Davis
president, Hiram T. Graves secretary, 5 Pioneer
PI
Society of Territorial Pioneers of Califor-
nia, 405 Kearny
Soderquist George, bootmaker John G. Schroder, r.
316 Third
Soderquist Ernest, druggist, r. 236!^ Jessie
Soderquist Ernest, tailor, r. 162 Tehama
Soderstrom J. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Soelter Ludwig, painter, r. 401 Green
Soennochsen Andrew, waiter Toft & Wilson, r. 434
Jessie
Soetje Henry, cook, r. 19 John
Soger J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sober Adolph L., clerk Post Olfice, r. 1139 Bush
Sober Emil, collector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
1225 Bush
Sober William, pressman, r. 1225 Bush
Sohl Axel, watchman, r. Thirtieth nr Castro
Sohl Edward H., whipmaker, r. Thirtieth nr Castro
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET S-r., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
IIRPAD HARASZTHY & CO,
IwashIn^tPn sT.iPMncers of FINE TABLE WINES
SOFT
1093
SOL
Sohl Frederick, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Sobl Henry, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 51 Clara
SjLI John, r. ll'J Austin
Sohl Otto, restaurant, t513 Davis, r. 11 Telegraph PI
tff" Sohl. See Saul
Sohlke Carl W.. salesman N. Van Bergen & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sohnoke Hugo, bartender L. Zacharias, r. 117 Eddy
Soh.st George C, cigarnjiiker. r. 11'20!< Vallcjo
Sohst George H., laborerAm. Sugar Keflnery, r. 1120 !<
Valle.io
Sohst Henry, machinist, r. Sears nr Sherman Av,
Ocean View
Solano Gnorge F., machinist Pac. Iron Works
Solano Maurj. tearher music, r. Itil7 Geary
Solarl AlbtTto, dairy, Berlin nr San Bruno Road,
U. M. T.
Solari Beuj imin, fruits, .SOfiJj Third
Solari Charles, r. N a Eighteenth bet Clara Av and
Hattie
Solari G. B., produce, 106 Second, r. 129 Mission
Solari Giovanni, bootblack, SE cor California and
Battery, r. 11 Jaaper PI
Solari Jean B., fruit dealer, r. 529 MiRsion, rear
Solari John, bootblack, r. 11 Jasper PI
Solari John, bootblack, NE cor Jessie and Third, r.
iiOliM Third
Solari Joseph, clerk G. B. Solari, r. 129 Mission
Solari Lorenz, bootblack John Solari, r. 109 Third
Solari Lugi, laborer Ravenna & Co., r. 713 Vallejo
Solari Stefano, fruit peddler, r. 331 Union, rear
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Co.,
r. 1123 Taylor
Sold .John, baker r. 115 Langton
Soldati Felix, shoemaker, 1127 Dupont, r. 11 Union
PI
Soldausky Alexander, with Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
244 Greenwich
Soldavini Arabrogio, clerk, r. 19 Lafayette PI
Solen Ellen Miss, lod^lntjs, 526 Howard
Soley William J , packer Thomas Day & Co.
Soliiisky Bernard, fireman, r. 33^ Moss
Solinsky Harris, optician. 851 Market, r. 33)^ Moss
Soliusky Louis, clerk, r. 33 >« Moss
Sollberger Jacob, tailor, r. 6685^ Clementina
SoUenius Leon P., bartender J. A. Lukin, r. 706 Call-
f Tuia
Solley Stephen J., painter, r. 721 Broadway
Solliuan Adolph. jeweler Mathieu & Malson, r. 603
Turk
Sollman Ferdinand, upholsterer W. J. Heney & Co .
r. (;03 Turk
Sollmau H. Mrs., widow, r. 603 Turk
Solliuan Theodore, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 603
Turk
Solliuan Valentine, instrument maker Electrical Sup-
ply Co., r. 603 Turk
Sollman William, salesman W. J. Heney & Co., r. 422
Duncan
Solomon Aaron, second-hand clothing, 137 Thi»d
ScLmion Abraham, r. 35 Everett
Solomon Abraham, barber John Perazzo, r. 430
clKstnut
Solomon Abraham, porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 543
loloiiiou Abram, teacher languages, r. 2306 Webster
Solomon August, ag.nt Cal. and Oregon Produce Co.,
4-27 Front, r. 429 Tenth
lolomon Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 1406 Ellis
lolonion Bertha, widow, r. 47 Buss
Solomon C. & Sons (Chapman, Chapman Jr. and Na-
than) jewelers, 32 Steuart
SoloM on Catherine, widow, r. 22!» Austin ,
8olr)iiinn Chapman (C. Solomon & Sons) r. 626k
Minna
Soloiijon Chapman Jr. (C. Solomon & Sons) r. 626M
Minna
Solomon Daniel, horseshoer, r. 229 Austin
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
W, & J, SLOAIi[ & CO,
DOMESTIC RUGS
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64! to 647 MARKET STREET.
CIRCULATION
MOST AB'/ERTISEMENTS !
Solomon Edward, pantryman A. W. MannlDg. r. 4IS
Powell
Solomon Ferdinan.l Mrs., funry gooda, 903 T>arktn
Solomon Frauk. r. 20 Valparaiso
Solomon George A., ht. nograpber W. K 1. Sloine k
Co.. r. Temescal
Solomon H. I., secretsry and treaiturT BncklD|{-
ham K Heoht, 2.'>-27 Sansome. r. IflJf) CUy
Solomon Isaac, stock dealer, r. HO 5* Went Mlmilon
Solomon Isaac L., mnfr upholstery and bedding. 17-
25 Turk, r. 714 Hayes
Solomon Jacob, peddler, r. 2106 Mason
Solomon Jacob H., engineer, 419 California, r. M
Valparaiso
Solomon John E., cook, r. 232 Minna
Solomon Josiph, r. 220) Post
Solomon Joseph, tailor, 651 Clay
Solomon I,. Miss, solicitor Hartford Fire Ins Co., r.
1620 Clay
Solomon Louis, r. 1105 McAlHutfr
Solomon Louis, salesman H. Roman t Co., r. 101
Montgomery
Solomon Louis, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
543 Jessie
Solomon M. & Co. (Morris Solomon and Leopold
Saenger) dealers rags, 406 Fifth
Solomon Mark, salesman Cohurelch Bros., r. 888 H
Folsoin
Solomon Martin, clerk, r. 148 Fifth
.Solomon Mary Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary
School, r. 1620 Clay
Solomon Max. r. 429 Tenth
Solomon M. D. Mrs., widow, r. 515 McAllister
Solomon Meyer, tailor, r. 116 Jackson
Solomon Mi-yer, tailor, r 708 California
Solomon Moise, clerk Julius L. Franklin, r. 903
Larhin
Solomon Morris (M. Solomon * Co.) r. 2218 Geary
Solomon Nathan (C Solomon * S-^nw) r. 626)4 Minna
Solomon Nathan, salesman M. J. Flavin k Co.. r. (M
Turk
Solomon Nathan, speculator, r. 416 Shotwell
Solomon Pauline, widow, r. 510 Hyde
Solomon S. fc Co. (Simon Solomon and Isaac Lacber)
butchers, 1-2 Grand C n»ra! Market
Solomon Samuel, clgarmakrr. r. 64 H Shipley
Solomon Samuel, cutter Clothing DepI U.S.A., r.W06
Post
Solomon Samuel, stock clerk F. Toplita & Co., r. M3
Jessie
Solomon Samuel, tailor, r. 106)4 Third
Solomon Simuel B., clerk County Clerk's Offloo. r.M
Valparait'O
Solomon Sexton, r. 411 Sansome
Solomon Simon (S. Solomon k Co.i r. 1514 O'FarrfM
Solomon Solomon A., liquor saloon, 993 Market, r.
200 Turk
Solomon Thomas, porter Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Solomon Tobias, barber, r. 70H California
Solomon Victor D.. clerk Samuel I^owman. r. 615 Mc-
Allister , ,
Solomon W. k Co. (William Solomon) comuilaalon
merchants, 427 Front
Solomon William (W. Solomon A Co.) r. 429 Trntb
t^ Solomon. See 8al<mion ....
Solomons LucIub L. i Solomons * Steven*) and cl^rk
land dept C. P. RK , r. 1707 Scott
Solomons Lucv Miss, assistant l)..okkerp«T Wm. T.
Coleman fcO".. r. 70-2 post
Solomons May Miss, clerk Wm. T. Coleman * ( o., r.
702 Post , , .
Solomons A Mt-ven- (I.nrlu. S. «,'''";j""» •;'«•
Martin Stevens) altorneya at law, UJO Montgom-
ery, room 3 i
SolHcher Lr.uis, bookkeeper, r. M2 8tevrn«on
Sollau John, bartender Alexander B. Hroycr,
Moss
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RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405-407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACIFIC COANT AOENCY,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CaUfornla street.
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lMl'OHTliK« OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile,
B09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Solter Willinui. travtliiip; KHlesmnn. r. 20^ Harriet
Sultsien Herman A , eu{;ineer Potrero Yeast Co., r.
W s Indiana nr Nevada
Somali John (Somali & Ladagnous) r. NE cor Grant
Av and Geary
Soinnli <Sc lindajfiious (John Somali and Justin
LadaguousI proprietors Maison Riche, NE cor
Geary and Grant Av
Sombrano J., saddlemaker J. C. Johnson &Co., r. 1208
Clay
Somers Burbank G.. student, r. 1034 Mission
Somers Frank J., clerk Levi Strauss Ai Co., r. 1035
Twentieth
Somers George, laborer, r. London nr China Av, Ex-
celsior Homestead
Somers George B., medical student, r. 103-t Mission
Somers Harry H., clerk Whiltier, Fuller & Co., r. C
Pratt PI
Somers Harvey C. (Somers & Healey) r. 2908 Folsom
Somers Hugh, carpenter, r. 1035 Twentieth
Somers John P., driver N. B. and M. KR., r. 834 Fol-
som
Somers M., r. 8ti3 Mission
Somers Margaret (Somers & Maugham) r. 2478 Mar-
ket
Somers Paul A., pressman Chronicle, r. 1035 Twen-
tieth
Somers William, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 2748 Market
Somers William J., capitalist, r. 1034 Mission
Somers *i Healey (Harvey C. Somers and Charles S.
Healey) hay and grain. 3090 Mission and Pier 22
Steuart
Somers & Maugham (Margaret Somers and Annie
Maugham) bakery and notions, 2478 Mission
B^" Somers. See Sommers and Summers
Somerset Clara J. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
Si-hool. r. 1812 Webster
Somerset House, Mrs. H. Westal! proptr, 764 Mission
Somersett John, laborer S. F. Stona Works, r. 508
Ellis
Somerson John, carpenter, r. 308 Seventh
Somervell William S., manager Granolithic
Paving Co., 422 Montgomery, r. 919 Post
Somerville Daniel, liquor saloon, 132 Montgomery
Av, r. 430 Montgomery Av
Somerville Simon, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
8^" Somerville. See Summerville
Somerwald Gus., bartender; r. 51() Fourth
Sommer Ernst, waiter, r. 113 William
Sommer Heinrich, baker, r. 763 Howard
Sommer L. Mis., r. 115 Eisihth
Sommer Max, clothing, 412 Pacific
Sommers Chailes, clgRrmaker, r. Ill Nineteenth
Sommers Frederick, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
526 Jessie
Sommers Frederick G., liquor saloon, 44 Spear, r. 1179
Mission
Sommers Henry, barber, 503 Montgomery Av
Sommers Jacob, master mariner, r. 143 Berry
Sommers Peter, master mariner, r. 143 Berry
fly Sommers. See Somers and Summers
Somnitz William, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Somps Julius, with Pierre G. Somps, r. 259 Clemen-
tina
Somps Pierre G., steam soda works, 259-261 Clemen-
tina, r, 2536 Mission
Son Adolph A. (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 836 O'Farrell
Son Albert A. (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 822 O'Farrell
Son Brothers & Co. (Adolph A. and Albert A. Son, and
Abraham and Jacob Spitz) Yankee notions, 13-15
Sansome
Son Hat tie Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 13:i8 Ellis
Son Lena Mrs., r. 1338 Ellis
Son Leo A., clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. 1338 Ellis
Sonberg Frsink, hotel manager, r. 1 Raphael PI
Sondag Juhn, tailor, 215 Sutter
Sondnp John, salesman Starr & Co., r. 1812 Scott
Souderup Axel, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 427 Cedai
Av
Sonderup Joseph, conductor Market St. RK., r. 1907
Hai^lit
Sonderup William, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2001
McAUihter
Sondheinier Moses (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 1309
L:irklu
Sonne K. H., master mariner, r. 205 Bartlett
Soniiemanu Herman, waiter, r. 710 Washington
Sonueuberg Benno. sale.smiiu, r. 1502 California
Sonnenberg Louis B., r. 1502 California
Sonnenbi rg Samuel, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 1502
California
Sonne' berg Sigmund, bookkeeper Siebenhauer, Mey-
erfeld Jt Co.. r. 1830 O'Farrell
SONNENFELD SAMUEL
lapidary and stone je^velry manufac-
turer, 331 h earny, room 7, r. 41G Hyde
Sonnichseu James M., r. 510 Fell
Sonnikson Christian, contractor, 442 Calirornia, r.
1620 Jessie
Sonntag Charles (Chaa. Sonntag & Co.) 116 Market
SONNTAG CHAS. & CO.
(Charles Sonntag) commission mer-
chants and agents TJ. S. Cartridge Co.,
Marlin Fire Arms Co., American Per-
cussion Cap Co., Gatliiig guns, Glatz's
glycerine, etc., I14-11C Market
Sonntag Emil, coppersmith Union Iron Works, r.
Kentucky House
Sonntag Henry A. (Sonntag & Co.) r. 130 Golden Gate
Av
Sonntag Henry P. (Shalnwald. Biickbee & Co.)
and president Safety Nitro Powder Co., 430
California, r. Palace Hotel
Sonntag Julian, manager Safety Nitro Powder
Co., 430 California, r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Sonntag Julius H., r. 1721 Stevenson
Sonntag Lincoln, notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 116 Market, r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Sonntag Paul H., brasstinisher, r. 2740 Folsom
Sonntag & Co. (Henry A. Sonntag) dealers Pa-
cific Coast and foreign tree seeds. 116 Market
Sonntags blatt des California Demokrat,
Fr. Hess ^ Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush
Sonoma County Land and Improvement Co., N. W.
Griswojd president, W. H. Matthews secretary,
15-17 Post
Sonoma Line of Packets, Joseph Henry agent, office
foot Powell
Sonoma Pacific Coal Co. (Sonoma, Co., Cal.) A. C.
Hammond secretary, 39 Merchants' Exchange
Sonoma Valley Exhibit, James McDonnell Jr. mana.
^,er, SW cor New Montgomery and Market
Sonoma Valley Land Co., Frank P. Bacon secretary,
ofllce 3;W Pine, rooms 18-19
Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., James M.Don-
ahue president, Thomas W. Johnston secretary,
office 410 Mission
Sonoma Valley Water Co., Frank P. Bacon secretary,
office 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Sonrel Mary, widow, coffee saloon, 2206 Powell
Sons of the Emerald Isle Benevolent Association,
rooms 818 Howard
Sons of the TJLion, H. P. Desmond secretary, 320
Post
Sopa Peter G., restaurant, 400 Sacramento, r. 512 Fil-
bert
Soper Benjamin, seaman, r. 838 Harrison
Soper Charles B., engineer, r. 15 Heron
Soper Joseph H., physician and surgeon, office 1001
Market r. 920 Seventeenth
Soper M. A. Mrs., millinery, 540 Sixteenth
Sopher Benjamin, rigger, r. 258 Minna
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CL0TH8NG.
mPERIAL Fire Ids. Go, OF LONDON
Capital, SS,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. V. DORNirj, Manage!
WM. SESTOIT, Asst. Uanageil
THE BftNCROFT
COMPANY 1«.Tk?,V
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Sophey Abram, sawyer Triukee Lumber Co. of 8. F.,
r. 8i0 Folsom
Sophey James, lodKings, 820 Folsom
Sopbey .loseph. tarriuge mnfr aud livery stable. 820-
»2-i FolKom 4
Sorapliuo F., dver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Sorase .Inseph, cook, r. 1:<1 M Shipley
SorHto H.nry, clerk, r. ."in Eddy
Sorbier Louise Mme.. millinery, 218 Van Ness Av
SordelU Vinceuzo (SordelH & Co.) r. 141.') Church
Sordelli & Co. (Vincenzo Sordelli and Charks Guelfl)
fruits, HlSCliurch
Sorensen Andrew, r. <)63 Minna
Soreiisen Carl, tailor C. M. Sorensen, r. 18 Stockton PI
Sorensen Charles J., tailor, r. GOH Pine
Sorensen Charles M., tailor, li'i Post. r. 30 Pleasant
Sorensen Emily Mrs., r. 772 Harrison
Sorensen Jens, tailor, r. 9 Jansen
Sorensen Johan, seaman, r. 2.53 Steuart
Sorensen John, tailor, r. 2 Codman PI
Sorensen Maria Mrs., massage and Swedish move-
ment, 3105 Clay
Sorensen Peter tailor, r. 2 Codman PI
faorensen William, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1013-
1015 McAllister, r. 1013 McAllister
Sorenson Andrew, foreman laborers S. P. Co., r. 2010
O'Farrell
Sorenson, Dunker Hi Co. (John Sorenson,
Adolph Dunker and Henry Dangers) wines and
liquors, 425 Clay. «nd beer bottlers, 1839 Mission
Sorenson George, cook, r. 510 Market
Sorenson John (Sorenson. Dunker & Co.) r. Alameda
Sorenson Lauridts, teamster Julius Schulken, r. 20>4
West Mission
Sorenson Nelson, foreman Sorenson, Dunker & Co.,
r. 147 Valencia
Sorenson Soren, driver City RR. Co., r. 202 Four-
teenth
Sorenson Thor, cigar maker C. R. Thrane, r. 9 Hamp-
ton PI
Borg Connid, stock clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
1413 Buchanan
Sorg John C. miisici.in, r. 420 O'Farrell
Sorg John G., shoe finisher, r. 1413 Buchanan
Sorg Peter, r. 1413 Buchanan
Sorg Rudolph, machinist J. Roylance, r. 7 Ritch
Sorge Lawrence E., flour sack dealer, 139 Dolores
Sorge Oscar, news agent and bookseller, 211 Post, r.
Alameda
Sorich Anton (Antonioli & Sorich)and coffee saloon, 5
Brooks, r. 941 Hyde
Sorlei John B., apprentice, r. 312 Waller
Sorman Gustave, master mariner, r. 16 Clinton Park
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 343
Kearny, r. 2100 Mason
Sorrell Alfred W., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 411
Turk
Sorrell Sidney H., carpenter, r. 411 Turk
Sorrell W. H., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 411
Turk
Sosnowski Frederick, tanner, r. 120 Valley
SosBO Lorenzo, waiter, r. 1125 Sutter
Sosso Theresa Jlra., restaurant, 1125 Sutter
Soto Angel, barber, 2955 Sixteenth, r. 17ii8!^ Jessie
Soto J. C. latiorer Bissinger & Co., r. .V2(i Broadway
Soto Jos6, printer Stearns, Wordeu & Co., r. 100 Rid-
ley
Soto Komnlo M. F. (Herrmann k Soto) attorney at
law, 303 California, rooms 22-24, r. 1317 O'Farrell
Soto Rosaura, widow, r. 1021 Pacific
Sotzen John A., tailor, 324 Pbelan Bldg
Souc Louis A., reul estate, r. 5^ Kearny
Souflers M. J. Mrs., widow, r. .321 O'Farrell
Soukau Albert, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Soukup Joseph, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 1302
Powell
Soulage Alphonse, tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Potomac
Sonle A. G., physician, office and r. 325 Larkln
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO,
I.Ml'iiUrl-.If< AM) iJllAI.i.li.t IS
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AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Soule Charles Z., map draftsman Recorder'* Office, r.
1421 Bush
Soule Clarence E., with Eugene Soule, r. BOO Fourth
Soule Eii|;«n<>, man .farturer rarrlngeii, wiuod*
and Hgrieultural implementH, and g. iiertl bUck-
stiiithing, NW cor Fourth and Bryant, r .'>(W '
Fourth I
Soule Fannie L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Qramwir
School, r. 2230 Sutler
Soule H. Gertrude, artist, r. 32.'5 Larkln
Soule John, cnr driver, r. 1129 Treat Av
Soule Kendrick B.. cashier Lick House |
Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Dtnman Grammar
School, r. 510 Van Ness Av
Soule Maud Miss, teacher Grant Primary School r.
325 Larkin
Soule Milan, Burgeon stinr Alameda, r. 326 Larkln
Soule Philander, r. 323 First
Ht)ule Samuel, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel P., clerk Hofmauu k Woenne, r. Ml
Fair Oaks
Soul6 William F., bookkeeper Elisha Ransom k Oo.,
r. 325 Larkin
Soulen G. it Son (Geert and John) carpenters and
builders, ."iOS Ninth
Soulen Geert (G. Soulen & Son) r. 508 Ninth
Soulen John (G Soulen k Son) r. MS Ninth
Soules Jean M., baker, r. Railroad Av nr Dominica
Soulic Eu;<ene, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r.
31fi Green
Soulie Victor, engineer George E. Belmor, r. Berkeley I
Sound Gustiive P., barteudet, r. 53t; Pacific
Sound Samuel M., liquor saloon, 530 S-icramento
Souriau Desire, nurse, r, 115 Mori is Av
Sortth Bend Iron Works, :)7 Market
South British Fire anil Marine Insurance
Co. of New ZenlancI, Alexander 8. Murray
manager, 213-215 Sansome
Fo' th C. E., bookkeeper P. Lorlllard A: Co.. 217 Front
South Coast Paper Mills (Soquel, Cal.) H. P.
Tavlor .t Co. agents. 4 14-4 Ki Clay
South Comstock Conxolidutefl .Sliver Mln-
Injr Co. (Devil's Gate, Nev.) J. M, BuniuKton
secretary, 303 California |
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School. Adoljih Ilerbst |
principal, N s Eddy, bet Polk and Van Nesa Av
South Cosmopolitan Primary S.hool, Miss M. A. Cy-
telhun principal. 8E cor Bush and Stockton '
South KihI Bm.t riub, foot ..f Tliir.! ' ^^
South Kiul IMcUle W.iiks. -IoIim I.o, til. r pro ^^
SOliTHEi PiCKLE WORKS, THE NEW. <
Jacob Shrakkart |>r<ipil<-l»r, 7I'< H« >- ^^
ant, between Kiflli and SUIIi
South End Priiiuirv School, Miss Mirv A S.lirrer
principal, SE cor Somerset an.l Kelton, V. M. T.
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. lUutte
Co., Cal ) A. Halsey secriUry, 32H Montgomery.
room 7
South Harbor Police Station. '247 Steuart
South Joseph T.. liquor i«alo<in, u;il \i Kol-om
South Puclllc Coast Itnllway Wharf and
Ferry, E s East, bet Market and MI»i.lon
South Paclllc Coast Knilwav, Division of
Southern Paclllc Co., L. land SIsi.fopI
president, (Miarl. h K. Crocker vk-rprrsl.l. nt. O.
L. Lansing secretary, ('. J. Itoblnsoi. auditor L.
Fillmore division KuperUiteiiilcnt, »mcv loot
Market
South Pacillc House, Mollcr k \Mli.on proprli«-
tors, 2('.:) East ,„
South Park House, August Schleser pmptr. ivW
Souti/'park I.lvery Stnbles, Smith * P""""'^
proprietor- N s Urnimnn, »»■« Heron<l anil Thlrrt
South Park Malt iiou.e, Herman /.wH« pr«>-
prletor. r.(;K-C10 Hraniian
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR KIVE MII,t.IOXS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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IMPOIITERS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FitUne.*. nil SlzeM.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
South Point Mill, C. A. Hooper & Co. proprie-
tors, N 8 Berry, bet Tliird aud Fourth
South Point Warpliouse. Dewey & Payne proptrs,
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
SoutH San Francisco and Potrero Bridjre
Co., Jesse E. Potter rre-'ident, M. J. Met tins
secretary, C. E Chapman treasuier, oflBce 42 Mar-
ket
South San Francisco Brewery, A. Waldenmeier & Co.
proptrs., NW cor Railroad .Av and Paraguay
Sontli San Francisco Dock Co., Charles D.
Wheat secretary, 501 California
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church, S s Teneriflfe, bet Susquehanna and St.
John
South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co.
(Charles Nonnenmann, Henry Mohr and Hans
Kroger) cor Manila and Yazoo, office 105-107
California
South San Francisco Park, Ws Railroad Av, bet Corea
and Marquesas
South San Francisco Police Station, cor Railroad Av
and Susquehanna
South San Francisco School, William W. Stone prin-
cipal, SW cor Paraguay and Platte
South San Francisco Singers' Hall, S s Teneriffe, bet
Railroad Av and Susquehanna
South San Francisco Tannery, A. B.Patrick
.<c Co. proprietors, Venezuela, bet Potomac and
Tomhigbee, office 324 Battery
Southack Frank L., chief clerk track dept S. P. Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend. room B8, r. 2 Hill
Southack Frank W., capitalist, r. 2 Hill
Southard Frank R., clerk Market St. RR., r. 1422
Jncksou
Southard James, mining expert, r. 1522 Poet
Southard James B., attorney at law, 405 Kearny, r.
136 Halght
Southard John, laborer, r. 638 Commercial
Southard Mason C, inspector Custom House, r. 10
South Park
Southard William, seaman, r. 263 East
Souther Anna B., widow, r. 202^ Ninth
Souther Charles, teamster, r. 1507 Buchanan
Souther Charles H., compositor Bulletin
Souther Edgar D., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 665
Harrison
Souther George H.. plasterer, r. 2"4 Sixth
Souther Henry, cashier Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. 738
McAllister
Souther James, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Souther John, teamster, r. 1507 Buchanan
Souther John S., carpenter, r. 447 Seventeenth
Souther Joseph J., steward, r. 627 Vallejo
Souther Joseph N (Joseph X. Souther & Co.) 124 Mar-
ket
Souther Joseph N. & Co. (Joseph N. Souther) mnfrs
flavoring extracts, 122-124 Market
Souther Joseph W., teamster, r. 1720 Larkin
Souther Thou^as M., r. 1129 Bush
Souther William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Souther William H., cafhier, r. 738 McAllister
Southern California Coal and Clay Co. John Dolbeer
president, office 10 California, room 3
Southern California Insurance Co. (fire of
Los Angeles) John R. Hilliiian manager San Fran-
cisco department. 405 California
Southern California Land Bureau, James W. Gray
manager, 303 California, room 23
Southern California Lumber Co. (Sau Diego) Joseph
Knowland president, office 22 California, room 18
Sontliem Development Co., J. H. Strobrldge
president, Frank S. Douty secretary, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Southern District Police Station, 827 Folsom
Southern Insurance Co. (of New Orleans)
Joseph C. Jennings & Co. general agents, 317
California
Southern Paciflc Co., lessor C. P. KR. and
leased lines, S. P. RR. of (!al.. S. P. BR. of Ari-
zona, S. P. Bit. of New Mexico, S. P. C.
Ry., O. and C. RR., G. H, aud S. A. RU.,
'%xas aud N. O. K\\. and Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railway and Steaiuship Line, Leland
Stanford president, 'I'iiuothy Hopkins treasurer,
Gerrit L. LauuiuK secretary and controller, A. N.
To\»ne general manager, offices NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, paKseuger depots T<'Wn8eud, bet Third
and Fourth and Oakland and Alameda Ferries, foot
Market, freight depot cor Fifth aud Townsend,
repair shops cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Southern Pacific Co's Building, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Co's Ferry, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Freight Depot, SW
cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Co's Steaniera, Ferry Bldg,
foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Ticket and Freight
Office. ()13 Market and Baldwin Hotel
Southern Pacific Employees' Mutual Benefit Associa-
tion (C. P. and S. P. RR. E. M. B. A.) office S. P.
Co's Bldg. room 35, E. B. Ryan president. Miss
Anna Cumming secretary
Southern Pacific Milling- Co., David E.
Hawkins secretary, 59 Merchants' Exchange
Sonthern Pacific Railroad Co. Land De-
partment, NE cor Fourth aud Townsend,
room 78
Sonthern Pacific Railroad Co. (of Arizona)
F. S. Douty secretary. Southern Pacific Co. lessor,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 34
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. (of New Mexi-
co) F. S. Douty secretary. Southern Pacific Co.
lessor, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Southern Pacific Restaurant, L mis Meyer proptr, N s
Summer bet Spring and Kearny
Southern Thomas R.. teacher penmanship, 24 Post,
r. SE cor Twenty-first and Sanchez
Southwell George, reporter Guide Publishing Co., r.
151 9 J^ Leavenworth
Southwell J. S., gripman Sutter St. RR.,r.2703 Sutter
Southwiok Edwin, teamster, r. 24 Minna
Southwick J A., r. 314 Bush
Southwick William O., lather, r. 244 Minna
Southworth G. M., laborer, r. cor Stanyan and
Frederick
Souza Andrew, deckhand stmr Modoc
Souza Frank, musician, r. 208 Drumm
Souza FrauK Jr., clerk, r. 715 Davis
Souza Joao. seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Souza Manuel M., dishwasher, r. 2 Reed PI
Sozin Charles W. (Satterthwaite, Sozin & Co.) r. 423
Laguna
Spaar Conrad, brewer, r. 725 Lombard
Spaar John P. E., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 725 Lombard
Spacher Peter J., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
307 M Sixth
Spader Charles T., manager houserenting depart-
ment David Stern & Sons, r. 2309 California
Spadier Peter, salesm.<:n D. Biagi & Co., r. 14 Isis
Spadina Angelo, teacher music, r. 2417 Sacramento
Spadoni Joseph, clerk, r. .503 Third
Spaelti Caspar, butcher, r. 627 Commercial
Spaelti Fredoline (Spajlti & Diethelm) r. 627 Com-
mercial
Spselti & Diethelm (Fredoline Spjeltl and Ul-
rich Diethelm) proprietors Swiss Hotel, 627-629
Commercial
Spaflford E., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 423 Bush
Spafi'ord George D., clerk, r. 927 Fillmore
Spafl'ord James H., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 927
Fillmore
EVERY I>ESC RIPTION OF
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BEAMISH'S
DIARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufactnirers of Show Cases
and. Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
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Spaff'ird James M., canned goods and dried fruits,
Hfi California, r. 927 Fillmore
SpalTord John G., r. I4t)>4 Clara
Spahr Frtiierick W., fBttoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Spaiiiht John C, salesuittu Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Spaljjht Patrick, dairy, cor Kosciusko and Union Av
Spai«ht William J., milker Patrick SpaigUt, r. Kosci-
usko nr Union Av. B. H.
Spain Thomas H., r. (ill Folsom
Spaith AloDzo, with Cal. Transfer Co., r. 531 Sacra-
Spalilins Charles W., clerk Chronicle, r. 34 Grove
Spuldlng' Ed^vard B. Rev., rector St. Johns
Episcopal Church, and rector Trinity School, r.
I'>:t4 Mission
Spalding Henry K., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
Spahiing Henry W., stenographer Sherwood k Sher-
wood, r. 34 Grove
Spalding James A., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 86
Clipper
Spiilding James L., bakery and notions, 1343 Valencia
Sp:ililjug Sarah, widow, ladies' nurse, r. '2'251 Mission
Spalding S. Harriet A. Miss, teacher Peabody Pri-
mary School, r. 22.'51 Mission
Spalding Voluey Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Spalding William, waiter, r. 108 Second
Spalding William E., turner Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1128 >i
Harrison
Spnliing W. S., r. CI Second
tff' Spalding. See Spauldicg
Spalt Philip, drayman, r. 3:« Thirteenth
Spaiiier Adam, capitalist, r. 704 Dolores
Spuiaer Henry C, agent, r. 704 Dolores
Spamer Justus A., mnfr compressed yeast, 643 Mis-
sion, r. 'i04 Dolores
Spaudau Adolph, locksmith, r. 2114 Jones
Spang Frank E., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 300
Fourth
Spaiigler B. Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Spaiiglt-r Catherine, widow, r. Dominica bet Yazoo
:ind Platte
Spanler Joe (Joe Spanler & Co.) r. 906 McAllister
SPANIER JOE & 00,
(Joe Spanier) importers finest brands
Havana cigars, sole proprietors Favor-
ite Del nionte Cigrar (imported) 'Z7-'-i'J
Kearny
Spanish American Land and Improve-
ment Co., William H. Bailey president, Ed-
mund F. Green attorney, Edmund Green general
raan.'iger, 6-7 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Spanish Library, .531 California
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Association, J. J. Fatjo
president, T. B. de Fillppe treasurer, 320 Post
Spannagel Eberhard C, bakery, 125 Seventh
Spaiinhacke Anton, laborer Jameg Gorie, r. 656 Jessie
Spauo Nunzio, fislidealer, r. 412 !<s Green
Spautou Jiiraes, painter and paperhanger, 1209 Polk,
r. 1210 Polk
Spargo John J., mason W. W. Montague & Co., r.
157.-JM Market
Sparke E. A., upholsterer, r. 633 Sacramento
Sparks Hervey, real estate, r. 139 Fourth
Sparks John, engineer Park and Ocean RR., r. cor
Stauyan and Grattan
I Sp:irkM John H.. painter, 2002 Market, r.31>6 Dorland
Sparks L. T. Mrs., r. 502 O'Farrell
Sparks Riciiard T., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
1113 Treat Av
Sparks Robert, coachman. 1036 Mission
Spa k> S., machinist Uisdon I. and L. Works
8pari-s Wesley R., shoemaker Porter, Slesslnger &
Co.. r. 32 H Perry
Sparks William, salesman F. W. Eaton & Co., r. 1827
Bush
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST CIPXULATION I MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
w, & J, mm & CO,
iMi'oH ri;i:s ( .|-
ORIENTAL RUCS.
611 to 617 MAEKET STEEET.
Sparks William, shipowner, office 7 MiMlon r. 2617
Bryant
Sparlin Cliarl.-a, teamster F. A. JenninRs, r. IS18 Turk
Sparling Henry, teamster Peter Koblnson, r. NE cor
Greenwich and Sansorae
Sparrow Albert R.. compositor CbroDlcle, r. 1913
Stockton
Sparrow Anthony, barber John Stable, r. Alameda
Sparrow Arthur J,, clerk Jon. s k Co.. r. I3l:i fninn
Sparn-w Edward D., secretary Small Farms Land Co.,
106 Post, room 11. r. 2()0H Taylor
Sparrow John I., porter, r. 37 Clementina
Sparrow John T., mlllinan Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co.. r. IliOO Bryant
Sparrow Joseph, r. 35 Clementina
Sparrow Joseph W., jeweler, r. ,37 Clementina
Sparrow Joslah F.. carpenter Pac. Caaket Co., r. S3-J
Howard
Sparrow Thomas W., clerk W. OruenhaKen k Co., r.
1913 Stockton
Sparrow Walter, r. 1206 Market
Sputh Louis, brewer, r. 25-29!^ Mission
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker, r 405 Castro
Spaulding Charles J., patrolman MerchanU' Patrol.
r. 317 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding Frederick D., bookkeeper J. Spaulding k
Co., r. 1717 Clay
Spaulding George, president George Spaulding k Co..
r. 11(«» Clay
SPAULDING GEORGE & CO.
Georjjfe Spaiildiiit; prcoiili-nl. IIiirrNoii ^
Barto vice-pre»i<lem. .laiiiea U. S|iiiitlil-
ing secretary, book and Job printeris r'
414 Clay >
Spaulding Henry, clerk A. Schilling k Co.. r. 28 Clin- r
trm Park | M
Spaulding Herbert J., <lerk G. IJ. .Mayle, r. >*'2 Mis- , ^
SPAULDING J. & CO. <.oHn ' Z
Spauldini;) proprielont I>liiiie<-r ('iir|>«>l __
Beatin<; .tiachine and Pacilit- t'leaniiiif ^
and nyeinjr Work*, 353-357 Tehamu ^
Spaulding James G.. seer, tiry George .Spaulding 4 , Z
Co. and (Bragg fc Spaulding! r. llo-.t Clay
^Spaulding Jerome, secretary San Franclaco
Steam Co.. 4o-4(i Merchants' Excliangc, and agent
Sun Insurance Co., 42s California, r. 713 O'Karrell
Spaulding John (J. Spaulding * Co.) r. 1715 Clay
Spaulding Madison, mason and contractor. ll.'3S
Market, r. 622 Vi Stevenson, rear
Spaulding Nathan W., vice-president Paoinc
Saw M»nul»'turlng Co.. 17-19 Fremont, r High-
land Park, Oakland
Spaulding Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. 2« Cllntcm Park
Spaulding N. Walter, sawsmlth. r. 1512 UevUader)
Spaulding Rhoda J., widow, r. 709 Sliotwell
Spaulding Saw Co. N. W., Jainca Pattpr»on
president, N. W. Spaulding vice prealdrnt, H. K.
Weston treasurer, Samuel bwlfl aecrrtary, 17 19 '
Fnmout |
Spaulding W. C, r. 31 Fourth ■
■^Spaulding. See Spalding i
Spayth Henry A., messenger Cal Trannfer Co.. r 633 ,
Sacramento I
SpeaketMiarlcH W., merchant, r. 2514 Sutler i
Sp.ake William A., salesman Thomaa Day * Co., r :
2514 Sutter
Speakman Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 614 Caatro
Speakman Mary, widow, r. 614 Castro
Speakman Harah Miss, drea^naker, r 614 f'aatro
Speakman ThoMias. carpenter, r. 614 ('%Hlro
Spear Alexander F.. steve.lore. r. W.«J Fol.om
Spear Andrew P.. stationery an.l hanlware. \,3!> Mar
kit r. 20fiH Market ^ ^
Spear Arthur W., clerk Edward 8. 8pwr k Oo . r.
Oakland i
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 4!)5-OT MUi St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE s^S^?:^?c^E^Mi5^To?lL^?
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IMPOUTEIIS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes nit<l XuiiibfrK.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Spear Charles J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
I r. 17'2:? Market
I Spear Edtvnrcl S. <& Co. (Joseph S. Jr. and
Gustavus L. Spear) auctioueers aud commission
merchants, 31-3M Sutter
Spear Erastus, r. 230 Kearny
Spear Eugene R., clerk, r. 1514 Franklin
Spear Gustavus L. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 1619
Clay
Spear Henry L., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Spear J., shoemaker, r. 8 Rose Av
Spear Johu, glass polisher Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 321 Minus
Spear John I., r. 15U Franklin
Spear John W., miner, r 22H Birch Av
Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear k Co.) r. 906
Leavenworth
Spear Lewis E. (Wild & Spear) r. 2908 Folsom
Spear Robert F.. laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and
Kearny
Spear Samuel A., r. NE cor Francisco and Kearny
Spear T., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Spear T. D., salesman Pac. Mufg Co.. r. Oakland
Spear Thomas R. , dentist, r. 1933 ITnion
Spear William, machinist Murray Bros.
Spear William J., cigars and tobacco, 976 Harrison
Spear William J. Jr., expressman, SE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 976 Harrison
t^ Spear. See Speer
Spearman Andrew D., salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2117 Pacific Av
Spearman Kate, widow, r. 126 Fourteenth, rear
Spearman Patrick, machinist, r. 126 Fourteenth
Specht Anton, laborer, r. 4.31 Pine
Specht Charles, cook Palace Hotel
Specht Charles F., salesman Xathan. Dohrmann &
Co., r. 11 Mason
Specht Florent, cook, r. 44 Ecker
Specht George, cook Palace Hotel
Specht George, engineer, r. 11 Mason
Specht George J., civil engineer. 418 California
Specht Margaret, widow, r. 1214 Twenty-second
Specht Minnie, widow, r. 11 Maaon
Specht Rudolph, r. 1214 Twenty-second
Specht William, carpenter S. P. Co., r. IfO" Mission
j Special Agent Post Office Department, office 320 San-
some
Speck Andrew M., salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 123
Turk
Speck Carl, carpenter, r. 5 Baldwin Court
Speck Frank, paper carrier, r. 1608 Jones
Speck Johu. paper carrier, r. 30 Page
Speck Joseph, cabinetmaker U. Frltschi, r. 30 Page
Speck Lena Mi^s, milliner, r. 1608 Jones
Speck W. J., traveling salesman Pac. Saw Mnfg Co.,
r. 1807 Mission
Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Mission and Fourth, r. 317 Jessie
Speckter Brothers (Richard and Henry) liquor sa-
loon. NE cor Fremont and Brannan
Speckter Henry (Speckter Bros.) r. 672 M Natoma
Speckter Richard (Si eckterBros.) r. NE cor Fremont
and Brannan
Speckter Richard, clerk r. SW cor Laguns and Hayes
Spect N. K. & Co. (Orland, Cal.) office 27 Merchants'
Exchange
Speddy Samuel A., proprietor City Transit Co.,
11 Post
Speed Francis M., manager Telpherage Electric Kail-
way Co., 40.5 Montgomery, room 14, r. 2827 Pine
Speed Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1313
Sansome
Speed John, butcher, r. 237 Stevenson
Speedie Ella, dressmaker, r. 623 Ellis
Sneer Charles J., cabinetmaker, r. 1138 Folsom
B^" Speer. See Spear
Speers CUarles H., passenger agent .Atlantic and
Pacific RK., 110-114 Phelau Bldg, r. Oriel Hotel
Speers David, dairy, Athens nr Brazil Av, Excelsior
Homestead
Sjieetzcn John F., painter, r. 2014 Hyde
Speggers Jesse, with Louis Meyer, r. 12!^ Lafayette
Spehr George, laborer, r. W s Georgia bot Sierra and
Shasta
Spehr Philip, miner, r. 421 Bush
Speidel Adolph, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 711
Geary
Speier Bernard, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1513
Golden Gate Av
Speier Lsnac, salesman Bauer Bros, k Co., r. 227 Gol-
deu Gate Av
Speier Jacob, upholsterer, r. 1513 Golden Gate Av
1^" Speier 8 e Speyer and Sp-er
Speirs David, seaman, r. 129 H Welsh
Spellacv John B., r. 260.5 Folsom
Spellan Lizzie, widow, r. 7 Leonard
Spelley Charles, waiter, r. 7M August Alley
Spellman Daniel, tanner, S s Gaven nr San Bruno
Road
Spellman Henry, shoemaker Cahn,Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 19}4 Linden Av
Spellnpan James, painter, r. 1563 Kearny
Spellman Johu, laborer r. 131 Twenty-ninth
Spellman John, longshoreman, r. 1563 Kearny
Spellman Joseph, tailor, 508 Bush
Spellman Julia, widow, r. 1563 Kearny
Spellman Katie, domestic 2835 Howard
Spellman Katie Miss, wrapper Seidl & Rotger, r.
Twenty-ninth bet Guerrero and Dolores
Spellman Martin, carpenter, r. W s Eureka bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Spellman Michael, r. W s Eureka bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Spellman Michael, laborer, r. Ss Gaven nr San Bruno
Road
Spellman Michael, with Alex Sloan, r. 845 Mission
Spellman Stephen, paper folder, r. 1563 Kearny
Spellman Thomas, seaman, r. 1563 Kearny
Spellman Thomas, clerk Wooden & Little, r. 941 Va-
lencia
B^" Spellman. See Spielman andSpelman
Spelman John F., with J. L. Vermiel, r. 13 Geneva
Speiice A. S., manager Chicago Clock Co., 1063
Mission, r. 512 Baker
Spence Bertha Miss, r. 707 Post
Spence C, entry clerk Bachman Bros., r. 1604 Fol-
som
Spence J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Spence J. G. & Co., instalment dealers house-
hold goods, 162 Ninth
Spence John, molder, r. 66 Tehama
Spence John G. (J. G. Spence & Co.) r. 1604 Folsom
Spence Philip, waiter stmr Granada
Spencer Aaron G., machinist, r. 1206 Market
Spencer A. E., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 715 How-
ard
Spencer Alrik G., manager The Vestkusten, 23 Ellis,
r. 616 Harrison
Spencer Andrew C, clerk, r. 715 Howard
Spencer Ann widow, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Anna, widow, r. 1608 Mason
Spencer Bunyau Rev., pastor Hamilton Square Bap-
tist Church, r. 1125 Ellis
Spencer Cornelius M., shipping clerk Louis Saroni &
Co.. r. Russ House
Spencer Eugene W.. salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 610 Page
Spencer Frank A., traveling salesman Castle Bros., r.
1206 Market
Spencer Frederick J., carrier Post Office, r. 21 Haw-
thorne
Spencer Frederick M., dair.vman, r. 3422 Geary
Spencer Frederick W. (F. W. Spencer & Co.) r. 899
Pine
Spencer Frederick W., with Parrott & Co., r. 1217
Clay
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' AlJOp' SOITS
"THE HASTINGS."
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Capital,
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$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst Uanaget.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
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(FiM'clfrifk \V. S|M-iicer) i(;;eiitM C'diiovt-r
Broii., Giiilil, Church iSi Co. iiiiil Moiris
Pinnos, Xe^v Eii^IuikI niid Paliicf Or-
ffans, and iiiaiiuf.tctiirers of the Spen-
cer <!k Co. Piano of San FraacUco, 7'-43
Blaiket
Bpencer Gtorge C . manager Commercial Soap Co., 44
Sixth
Spencer Georfie W., contractor, r. 925 Post
Spencer George W. , manager insurance depart-
Uient Balfour, GulLrle & Co., 31t! California, r.
24:^6 Jack8on
Spencer ft. W. (Spencer & Ayer) r. 234 Sixth
Spencer H. A., with J. C. Spencer, r. 2616 Market
Spencer J., commercial traveler, r. 315 Lombard
Spencer jHmes. r. 802 .Jones
Spencer James, laborer, r. 132 Fern Av
Spenci r James, watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 49 South
Park
Spencer James M., blacksmith P. M. 8S. Co., r. 49
South Park
Spencer J. C. Mrs., dressmaking, 218 Mason
Spencer J. D., clerk Supreme Court of California,
121 Post
Spencer J. D., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 215
Post
Spencer J. E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 1306 Polk
Spencer J. Frank, clerk, r. 425 Geary
Bpencer John, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Spencer John, warehouseman, r. 45 Ecker
Spencer John C, bookkeeper Joseph R. Jardine, r.
218 Mason
SPENCER JOHN C. proprietor
The Wonder Flower and Feather Store
1024 Market, r. 3G18 Market
Spencer John W., contractor, r. '2028 Golden Gate Av
Spencer John W., musician, r. 1007 Powell
Spencer Joseph D., helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 610
Tennessee
Spencer Joseph R , master mariner, r. 1325 Mission
Spencer L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2812 Bush
Spencer Louis, carpenter, r. 118 San Jose Av
Spencer Lydia S., widow, r. 1604 Van Ne-ss Av
Spencer Moira M., teacher music, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 1C08 Mason
Spencer N. W. Mrs., widow, r. 425 Geary
Spencer Thomas F., storekeeper S. P. Co., r. 304 Six-
teenth
Spencer Thomas M., commercial traveler, r. 1717
Turk
Spencer T. W., third assistant engineer stmr San
Pablo
Spencer Warren P., carrier Post OflBce, r. 1312 Mason
Spencer William, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.477
Spencer William H.. barber Wm. Hu-hes. r. 223 Third
Spencer William J., salesman, r. 2616 Market
Spencer k Ayer (G. W. Spencer and O. D. Ayer) res-
taurant, 227 Sixth
SpenRel Frank, gardener, r. Mariposa nr De Haro
Speranza Adelina Miss, teacher music, 104 Ke.irny
Speranzft Domenico, teacher muMC, and director Ital-
ian Musical Institute, 104 Kearny
Sperbeck Walter F., secretary and treasurer
California Spring Manufacturing Co. ,147-149 New
Montgomery, r. 14 Pierce
Spererter Gustav, engraver, r. 1 Geary PI
Sperling Charhs F , sstchelmaker, r. 440 Guerrero
Sperling Frank, insurance SKent, r. 1<>W Post
Sperling Julius, baker, r. 763 Howard
Sperling Paul, satrhelniaker, r. 449 Guerrero
Sperry A. B., secretary Sperry & Co., 22 Califor-
nia, r. Stockton, Cal.
Sperry Alexander, clerk Redlngton & Co., r. 167)4
Perry
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
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HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OnLER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
.Sperry G. B., president Sperry * Oo., M Oallfor.
nia
Sperry Imogene, widow, r. 21 Hawtlmrn*
Sperry Wtlllam, wlreworker Cal. Wire Workl, r. 429
Twenty-seventh
Sperry Willard F., clerk Sperry k Co.
SPERRY & CO.
1719 8attOT :
G. li. SiMTry presU
dent, Janiex Hagfg vice-pre*ident, A. B.
Sperry secretary, proprietont Stockton
City Flonrinf; MilU (Stockton) n>ana»
facturers Patent Roller Flour, and pro-
prietors the breakfast food Germea,
office 22 California
Sperry's Flouring Mills (Stockton snd Grtdley) !
Sperry fc Co. proprietors, office 22 California I
Spelter Frederick, waiter C. N. Hansen, r. 32 Everett
Speyer David E., cashier Bachra in Bros., r. 1827 Cliy ]
Speyer Frederick M., clerk Cal. Safe Depoglt and j
Trust Co., r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Morris (Speyer & Herold) r. 2412 Waabington
Speyer Walter, general agent North Oeriiian Fire
Insurance Co., 325 Cnllfornia, r. 2r28 Pine
Speyer Walter M., special agent North British sod
Mercantile Ins. Co., r. 2412 Washington
Speyer «& Herold (Morris Speyer and Rudolph
Herold Jr.; g.-neral agents Hamburg-Bremen and
Niagara Fire Iiisurame ("os., 415 Cullfornls
Bfy Spfyer. See Speier and Spier :
Spicer Samuel, carpenter, r. 1.58 Clara
Splcula John, restaurant, 1903 Fillmore, r. 113 Wlldej
Spiegel Christian, carpenter, r. 2102 Stockton
Spieg. 1 Glaus, laborer Am. Sugar ReBnery, r. 008 Ban- |
some
Spiegel George, salesman E. Rans & Co.
Spiegel Louis, r. 60i) Montgomery
Spiegel William, macbinehand Fuchs k Euler, r.
253)4 Perry
Spiegelman Joseph, glovemaker. r. 2fi Minna
Splegelman Rebecca, widow, r. 511 J« Gnugb
Spiegle Chirles W., conductor, r. f.40 Howard
Splering Henry cigar packer H. Plagomauu * Co., r.
1712 Dupont
Spiero Frederick, foreman Norton Tanning Co.. r. J30
O'Farrell
Spiers James (Hinckley, Spiers k Hayi-s) r. 2300
WashlUt'ton
Spiers James Jr., with Fulton Iron Works, r. 2200
Washington
Spiers Joseph, carpenter, r. 22?^ Fourth
Spiers William, laborer, r. 605 Fulton
Splerscli Robert, coppersmith, r. farak'uay
road Av
Spies Frederick, laborer, r. 6 relU PI
Spleske Annie, chambermaid OverUnd House
Spless Ant.m, maltster South Park M«lt Houso
Spies/, Joseph, sbormaker, r. 16 Vlrulnla I'l
Spleth William L., cnblnetmaker Will k Flnrk, r.
Oakland ^ «. »w,
Spiglit William R., Inspector Post Omce, otBre no
Sansoiuo , , . •
SpiUane Daniel, ralllngmaker Henry lUlstnn, r. s
Lincoln PI
SplUane D.nnls, r 11 Cleaveland. rear
Splllane Jaraeg A., sergeant police, r. 714 I ln»
Splllane .1. remlah, longshoreman, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Hplllane John, r. 11 Cleavelind, war
Spillane Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 422)4 LInrten AT
Splllane M. Miss, saleslady Kranc Bn)«.. r. 13 Cl»s»»-
Splllane Mary, widow, r. 112 William, rear
Splllnpe Timothy, laborer, r. Ill Hi
Spillard ChrlKtoplier J., pup
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8U, 813, 316 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Spillnrd Michael J., bookkeeper James M. Moran, r.
30r.M Tenth
Spillard Uichard, carpenter, r. 3n(iJ<j Tenth
Spiller Edward, peddler, r. 510 FrauciKCO
Spiller Fr.iuk, whitener Kellett & MoMurray r. 946
Harrison
Spiller Frank F.. attorney at law, 622 Clay, room 6
Spiller George W., carrier Post Office, r. 1217 Polk
Spilliuau Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 1808
Powell
SpiUmau John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Spills John, canvasser, r. 34 Page
Spilman Elizabeth, widow, r. 162 Perry
Spilmiin Hany, r. 162 Perry
Spinas Eli, clerk Wolrod Wilhelmi, r. 519 Bush
Spinas Louis, driver, r. 634 Mission
Spindler Arthur A., barber Adam Grimm, r. 14 An-
tonio
Spindler Frederick C, candy maker G. F. Boberts &
Co., r. 14 Antonio
Spindler Jacob, barber William P. Tipping, r. 14 An-
tonio
Splnettl Antonio, real estate, r. 620 Green
Spinetti John A. , attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 612
Filbert
Spinetti Michael L., clerk J. A. Spinettl, r. 1513 Tay-
lor
Spindler Charles P., printer, r. 26 Stone
Spingola Francisco, barber, 319 Montgomery Av
Spink James A. (Spink * Sons) r. Los Gatos
Spink Samuel P. (Spink & Sous) r. 132 Fourth
Spink Samuel P. Jr. (Spink & Sons) r. Alameda
Spiuk * Sons (Samuel P., James A. and Samuel P.
Jr.) loan office, 7 Fourth
Spinks Charles J. M., plumber, r. 1312}^ Jackson
Spinner Alexander, laborer, r. 1315 Francisco
Spinner Charles F., with Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 315
Francisco
Spinney Charles S., clerk George W. McNear, r. 1615
Larkin
Spinney George R., mining secretary, 310 Pine,
room 28, r. 1615 Larkin
Spiuney Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Spinney Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage
Factory, r. 30 Hawthorne
Spinosa Philip, bootblack, SW cor Spring and Cali-
fornia, r. 556 Vallejo
Spirit of tlie Times, Marcus D. Boruck proprie-
tor, 621 Sansome
Spiro Isaac, underwear, 809 Larkin
Spiro Jacob, cleik M. Spiro. r. 809 Larkin
Spiro John, dishwsher, r. 710 Folsom
Spiro Morris, watches and jewelry, 18 Kearny, r. 1916
Sutter
Spiro P. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Polk
Spiro Samuel, harness maker Julius Deutsch, r. 809
Larlfin
Spiten Antone, bartender Henry Christensen, r. 1210
Kearny
Spiteri Giovanni (M. Goss & Co.) r. 540 Washington
Spitz Abraham (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Alois, maltster O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mission
Spitz Bertha Mme., humau hair, 328 Kearny
Spitz Heyman P., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Isidore D., traveling salesman Son Bros. & Co.,
r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Jacob (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz John, r. 215 Minna
Spitz Joseph, waiter, r. 3 Central PI
Spitz Theodore P., traveling salesman Son Bros. &
Co., r. 821) O'Farrell
Spitzel Adolph, furrier H. Liebes k Co., r. 325 Bush
Spitzer Martin, teamster, r. Mission Road nr Five
Mile House
Spitzmeyer Karl, baker, r. 5 Zoe
Splaine Daniel, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 26
Isis
Splaine Edward R.. shoemaker, r. 204 Twenty-third
Splaine Ellen, widow, r. 1026}<s Poirero Av
Splaine Frank J., shoemaker, r. 204 Twenty-third
Splaine John, cook, r. 62.') Davis
Splaine John F., tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 26
iKis
Splaine Thomas, plasterer, r. 15 Collingwood
Splaine Timothy, laborer, r. Ill Hayes
Splaine William, shoemaker, 204 Twenty-third
Splaine William, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 26
IsiB
Splivalo Augustus D., attorney at law, 72-73 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1120 Washington
Splivalo Cfesar R. (C. R. Splivalo & Co.) r. San Mateo
Splivalo C. R. <&Co. (CiBsar Splivalo and Richard
S. Polastri) proprietors Yosemite Flour Mills and
California Italian Paste Co., office 321 Sacramento
Spoerer Charles, trader, r. 812 M Jessie
Spoerer Dledrich W., telegranh operator, r. 45 Clemen-
tina
Spoerl Max, foreman Bavaria Brewery, r. 2331 Green-
wich
Spofford E. C, laborer, r. 168 Tehama
Spotford E. G., r. 441 Eddy
Spofiford J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 310 Grove
Spofford John G., cook, r. 146M Clara
Spohn Gerhardt J., papercutter, r. 16 Vincent
Spohn Jacob, dishwasher, r. 617 Mission
Spohn Joseph, butcher Wiersbitzky & Smith, r. 16
Vincent
Spohr Carl, cook, r. 1003 Capp
Spohr Richard, waiter, r. cor Napa and Illinois
Spokes Arthur, janitor Old Pioneer Hall, r. 808 Mont-
gomery
Spooler Henry, teamster, r. 29)^ Madison Av
Spooner Augustus S., carpenter Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 543 Howard
Spooner Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 607 Guerrero
Spooner Charles, lithographer A. Waldstein, r. 417
Natoma
Spooner Frederick, laborer, r. 939 Folsom
Spooner Harold, teacher mu^ic. r. 1140 Pacific
Spooner John E., cutter Henry F. Gabel, r. 108
Mason
Spooner Sarah M., widow, r. 804 Filbert
Spooner Thomas, barber, 52 Seventh
Spooner Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Spooner William R., bookkeeper E. J. Bowen, r. 1017
Mason
Sposito John, fish dealer, 14-15 Clay Street Market, r.
821 Vallejo
Spotorno Frank, fisherman, r. Samatra nr Platte
Spotorno Oaston P. (O'Brien & Spotorno) r. 729 Pine
Spott Louis H., tanner, r. Paraguay nr Railroad Av
Spotter Maria Mrs., r. 42 Everett
Spottiswood John, accountant Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 2010 Eddy
Spotts Admiral Mrs., widow, r. 2224 Jackson
Spotts Albert T., City and County Recorder, office
New City Hall, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Spotts H. Mrs., widow, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Spotts Harry, student, r. 2224 Jackson
Spotts Temple T., clerk U. S. Lighthouse Engineer, r.
2224 Jackson
Spowart David A., molder Empire Foundry, r. 16
Stanford
Sprague Adna, r. 621 Ellis
Sprague George, carpenter, r. 15 Hardy
Sprague George H., clerk Simpson Bros., r. 1107J4
Montgomery
Sprague George VV.. molder, r. 937 Twenty-sixth
Sprague James, galvanized ironworker J. F. Forderer,
r. 228 Bush
Sprague Mary A., widow, r. 2408 Mission
Sprague Mary W. Mrs., r. 734 Sixteenth
Sprague Peter T., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.. r. 832
Mission
Sprague WllUam A., Inspector Custom House, r. 4
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a to 3 and 7 to 8 P. Itl., medical direc-
tor Bankers and Itlerrltants Life A>i-
sociatlon, 322 Montijoniery
BpraRUe Willis, plaBterer, r. Ml tlghteeuth
Bpratt William, calker. r. 4t; Spear
Spray George C, collector, ti'io Washiugton, r. Ala-
meda
Spi'eckelg Adolpli B. (•John D. Spreckels \ Brog.)
and secretary California SuKar Ketinery, r. 2027
Howard
Spreckels C. August (John D. Spreckels & Bros.)
and treasurer California Sugar Refinery, r. Palace
Hotel
Spreckels Clans, president California Sugar Re-
finery, 327 Market, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels John D. (John D. Spreckels b Bros.)
and vice-presidf-nt California Sugar Refinery, and
president Oceanic Steamship Co., r. SW cor How.
ard and Twenty-first
Spreckels .JoUn D. <& Brothers (John D.,
Adolph B. and C. Augubt) shipping and commis-
sion merchants, and general agents Oceanic
Steamship Co., 327 Market
Spreckels Louis, clerk, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Spreckels Richard, clerk, r. Tennessee ur Sierra
Spreckels' Line Hawaiian Packets, John D. Spreckels
& Bros, agents. 327 Market
Spreen William, liquor saloon. Railroad Av nr St.
Thomas
Spreng John, machinist, r. 502}^ Xatoma
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, .328 Montgomery, room 7
Spring Dale Water Co.. John L. Eckley asent. 277 East
Spring Edward L., editor Report, r. 8(12 Van Ness Av
Spring Francis S., real estate, 328 Montgomery, room
5, r. 812 Chestnut
Spring Gardiner W., fruits, 803 Fourth, r. NW cor
Fourth and Berry
Spring George L., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 812 Chestnut
Spring George W., molder, r. 921 Twenty-sixth
Spring Henry J., plasterer, r. 718 Laurel Av
Spring Hiram, real estate, r. 739 Twenty-second
Spring John H., optical agent, r. 812 Chestnut
Spring John R., real estate. 328 Montgomery, room
5, r. 1912 Clay
Spring: Alenzo, manufacturer artificial limbs,
office and r. 9 Geary, room 5
Spring Valley Gold Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) H. Picboir
secretary, 320 Sansome
Spring Valley Grammar School, Silas A.White prin-
cipal. S s Broadway bet Polk and Larkin
Spring Valley Hull, N s Union nr Laguna
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co., W. E. Davis
secretary, office 211 Drumm
Spring Valley Primary School, Miss J. M. A. Hurley
principal, S s Union bet Franklin and Gough
Sprinje: Valley- Water Works, Charles Webb
Howard president, William Norris secretary, of-
fice 510 California
Springer Abraham, clerk Post Office, r. 1501 )i Bu-
chanan
Springer Abraham C, bookkeeper J. J. Mack & Co.,
r. 510 Taylor
Springer Brothers (Boston, Mass.) Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Springer Charles W., lumberman, r. 1429 Valencia
Springer Emlle, machinist F. A. Robbins, r. GG83i
Clementina
Springer Eugene, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
1429 Valencia
Springer Frank J., brlckmason, r. 1605 Mission
Springer Fred. F., machlnehand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 9 Liberty
Springer George H", master mariner, r. 321 Cumber-
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Springer Henry, teamster, r. r.i>\ Cli-mpntlna
Springer Henry L.. barber. 3:>H Fourth, r. XmH T. nth
Springer Isaac, cutter Hoffman Broa. k Co.. r. 1«
Eleventh
Springer Isaac Jr., machlnehand Union Ffnce Co. r
122 Eleventh
Springer Jaaon (Jason Springer * Co.) r. 539 TwrntT-
third
Sprin<rer Jason Oi Co. (Jaann Springer Watren
H. Sttlbbury and IsnBC H. Small) manufaotiir. m
doors, wihiliiws, sash, blluds. bracket* and
moldings, factory and office 8E cor Spear and
Mission
Springer Louise A. Mrs., matron St. Luke
Springer Martha, widow, r. 804 Filbert-
Springer Samuel F.. clerk, r. 9 Liberty
Springer Samuel W., dairyman, r. 1429 Valencia
Springer 8. O., joiner Jason Springer fc Co., r. U lib-
erty
Springer Stephen A. D., steward, r. 439 Jesale
Springer William. roi)embker, r. Kentucky Home
Springer William C, carpenter Louis Weiamann Jr..
r. 11 Bowie Av
Springer William H.. groceries and liquors. NW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Spring-
field, Mass.) Jacobs & Eauton general agents. 423
California
Spilngingler J. H., helper W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 553
Fifth
Springier Louis, baker F. Hellwlg, r. 16 Trenton
Springmann August, laborer, r. Iowa bet Yuba and
Yolo
Springmann Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 437 Fulton
Sproat Clifford, secretary and gi no-al nianigtr
Pacific Electric Motor Co., 12 Annle,r. 433 Second
Sproston Annie, widow, r. K)3 Howard
Sproston Alary, seamstress, r. 8.'W Howard
Sprott M. Miss, teacher, r. 4 Foid
Sproul Andrew (Sproul * Twing) r. Oakland
Sproul Edward, butler 1105 Bush
Sproul Michael D., cooper Pac. Woo<lenware and
Cooperage Co., r. lOIH Army
Sproul Robert, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 40 Tw. Ifth
Sproul fc Twing (Andrew Sproul and Daniel H
Twing) real estate agenta. 14 Geary, branch So-
noma City, Cal.
Sproule James, secretary treasurer's office 8. P. C^> .
r. The Berkshire
Sproule William, assistant general freight agent s
P. Co., r. 233G Pacific Av
Sprowl E. Albert, with William F. Smith, r. 301 Fair
Oaks
Sprowl Edward Q., clerk Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe Ins. Co., r. 120.'. X Golden Gate Av
Sprowl Jessie Mrs., r. 3lil Fair Oaks
Sprowl Jnhn.boxmaker I'nlon Box Factory, r. ^l"
Natoina
Sprowl Mary A., widow, r. cor I and Fourteenth Av
»3^Sprowl. See Sproul and S|)rinil«.
Spruance John (Spruance. Stanley k Co.) r. Palacp
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Spruegel Clhrlstian. llq
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Sprunck Ilanlel H.. widow, r. 2 Wrtnioro PI
Sprung Dnvid H., painter, r. 2005 Polk
Sprung Harry (Pequlgney * Co.) r. 73» Twenty-
Spru/.zola Oiuaeppe, cook Bartorl * FantJol. r. 611 ,
Broadway . _ ...
Spru7.z..la Lutgl (Gslll * BpruMols) r. S3« Wa»bln«-
Spurgoon George E.. carpenter, r. 1809 Taylor
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SpuiT Henry 0., teamster, r. 11 M Clara
Spurr Willium H., shoemaker P. F. Nolau & Co., r.
nri Mission
Spurrier Charles A., inspector Custom House, r. 839
California
Squire Benjainin Y., salesman J. J. Duflfy & Co., r.
nOo Dupout
Squire Charles, compositor Examiner, r. 3)4 Monroe
Squire Charles D., upholsteter John Hoey, r. 14
Grove
Squire E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Fillmore
Squire Etta, dressmaker, r. 14 Grove
Squire Gertrude E. Miss, r. 608 Fillmore
Squire James A. (Raymond, Squire & Co.) r. 859
Seventeenth
Squire James E., miner, r. 1924 Jessie
Squire M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 479 Jessie
Squire William, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 14 Grove
Squire William B., glovecutter F. G. Conklin & Co..
r. 836 Mission
Squire Z. Mrs., r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Squires Alfred J., diamond setter Levison Bros., r.
1408 Van Ness Av
Squires Frederick, pyrotechnist Cal. Fire Works Co.,
r. N E cor Falkland and Platte
Squires M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Mission
Squires Morris H., pyrotechnist Cal. Fire Works Co.,
r. NEcor Falkland and Platte
Squires Nathaniel L., superlntendentCal.Flre Works
Co., r. NE cor Falkland and Platte
Squires Philip, cabinetmaker Jason Springer & Co.
Sresovich L. G. Si Co, (Luke G. Sresovich)
wholesale dealers foreign and domestic fruits
and nuts, and manufacturers desiccated cocoa-
nut, 505-507 Sansome, factory Steuart and East
bet Howard and Folsom
Sresovich Luke G. (L. G. Sresovich & Co.) r. 1215
Laguna
Sroufe John (Sroufe k McCrum) r. 315 Jones
Sroufe Susie Miss, artist, r. 315 Jones
Sroufe Si McCrum (John Sroufe and Hugh
McCrum) wholesale wines and liquors, 208-210
Markit and 9-11 Pine
St. Albaii's Episcopal Chnrch, Cambrian Hall,
1133 Mission
St. Amaut L. David, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 17
Bruce PI
St. Amant William A., driver American Exchange
Hotel, r. SW cor Sanchez and Valley
St. Andrew's Society, 111 Larkin
St. Ann's Buildings, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Ardine House, Mrs. A. McGregor proptr, 765
Market
St. Boniface's Church, Rev. GeradusBecher pas-
tor, S 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
St. Boniface's School, under the care of the Domini-
can Sisters, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and
Leavenworth
St. Brendan's Church, Rev. John F. Nugent
pastor, NE cor Fremont and Harrison
St. Bridg-et's Church, Rev. Peter Bermingham
pastor, SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
St. Bridget's Convent, Sister Maurice Supe-
rioress, Ss Broadway bet Van Ness .Av and Franklin
St. Charles Borroineo Church, Rev. P. J.
Cummins pastor, NW cor Shotwell and Eight-
eenth
St. Clair John, paper hanger, r. 34 Austin
St. Clair Mary, r. 20 Boardman PI
St. Clair Walter H., laster Earle & Co., r. 105 Stockton
B^~ St. Clair. See Simlair
St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
ST. DAVID'S HOUSE, B,...«.
Hughes proprietor, 71.5 Howard
St. Deuis George, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 214
Turk
ST. DENIS J. & CCauiesst.
UeniM and Thomas Macauley) house
painters, paper Itangers and importers
piiiitts, oils and >vall papers, 30^4 Sutter
St. Denis Joseph, conductor N. B. and M. UK., r. SE
cor Third and Howard
St. DeniH Jules (J. St. Denis k Co.) r. 1318 Pacific
St. Denis Leon, bookkeeper J. Roy lance, r. 2310 Fol-
som
St. Denis T. B., printer, r. 919!^ Sacramento
St. Dominic's Cliurclt and monastery, served
by the Dominican Fathers. NW cor Bush and
Steiner
St. Francis Church, Rev. John F. Harrington
pastor, Nli cor Moulgomeiy Av and Vallejo
St. Francis Day Home, Powell nr Broadway
St. Francis' Technical School, Sister Rosalia supe-
rioress, SW cur Geary and Gough
St. Geoige Hotel, Pi-ter Toijini proptr, 812 Kearny
St. George' Livery and Boarding Stables,
John W. MuriJhy proprietor, 408 Bush
St. George's Hall. 909 >S Market
St. Germain Napoleon, driver Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. N 8 Sierra bet Kentucky and Tennessee
St. Gottard Hotel, 511 Broadway
St. Helena Hotel. Max Zimmerman proptr, 507 Mis-
sion
St. Ignatius' Ciiurch, served by the Fathers of
the Society of Jesus, N s Hayes bet Van Ness Av
and Franklin
St. Ignaiius' College, Rev. Henry Imod», 8. J.,
president, 214 Hayes
St. Jean Alexander, steamboatman, r. 53 Natoma
St. Johannes B. M. Kircke, Rev. J. M. Wink-
ler pastor. Army bet Guerrero and Dolores
St. John A., r. 409 Clementina
St. John Arthur, cabin boy schr Novelty, r. Berkeley
St. John Arthur B., clerk, r. 915 McAllister
St. John Benjamin G., r. 915 McAllister
St. John Chauucey M., U. S. Measurer of Vessels,
Custom House, r. Oakland
St. John Henry L. (H. L. St. John & Co.) r. Boston,
Mass.
St. John Henry S., agent, r. 915 McAllister
St. John Hester A. Mrs., teacher Rincoa Grammar
School, r. 915 McAllister
St. John H. L. & Co. (Henry L. St. John and Anson S.
Scholfleld) mnfrs root beer and vinegar, 10
Hayes
St. John John, carpenter, r. 16 Clarence PI
St. John John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
St. John Mary, domestic 1019 Bush
St. John the Baptist Church, Rer. M. D.
Connolly pastor, N s Eddy bet Laguna and Oc-
tavia
St. John's Episcopal Church, Rev. Edward
B. Spalding rector, N s Fifteenth bet Valencia and
Mission
St. John's Evangelical Church, Rev. Gustave
Niebuhr pastor, N s Greenwich bet Dupout and
Stockton
St. John's Guild Hall, E s Valencia nr Fifteenth
St. Joliii's Presbyterian Cliurch, N s Postt
bet Mason and Taylor
St. Josepli's Churcli, Rev. P. Scanlon pastor, Ws
Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
St. Joseph's Grammar Scliool, Brother John
B. Ziegler principal, SW cor H^waid and Tenth
St. Joseph's Hall, SWcor Tenth aud Howard
St. Josepli's Roman Catholic Infant Asy-
lum, Silver Av, bet Algeria aud Sumatra
St. JuUieu Eiuelie Mrs., fancy work and stamping,
629 5^ Union
St. JuUien Paul, clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 629 }<
Union
St. Lawrence Hotel, Mrs. Dora S. Wager proptr, 568
Mission
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William K. lJii«l;fe tii-0]iri<-lur, 4-4:i
PoBt
St. LeilKer Bridget, kuitter 8. F. Pioneer Wooleu
Factory,
St. Ledjjer Maggie, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
St. Louis Brewery, Laurent Waechter proptr, 1524-1525
Pacific Av
St. I.uke'B Free Kindergarten, NE cor Polk and Pacific
\v
SI. L,uke'8 Hospital, W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
siveuth aud Twtuty-eighth
St. Lake's Protestniit Episcopal Church,
Kev. William W. Davis rector, SK cor Clay aud
Van Ne.ss Av
St. liuke'a Workingmen'a Club Reading^
Room, '2012 Polk
St. Mark's German Kvangelical Lutheran
Church, liev. Julius Fueudeiing pastor, S s
Geary, bet Stockton and Powell
St. Mary "Charles A., bartender Charles O. Butler, r.
Everett House
St. Mary Joseph, engineer, r. 113 Fourteenth
St. Mary's Cathedral. Most Rev. P. W. Elordan
an hbihhop, NE cor Dupont and California
St. Mary's College, Rev. Brother Bettelin preni-
deut, E 8 Mission Road four miles from Old
Citv Hall
St. Mary'a Hospital, M. J. Fottrell. M. D., resi-
deut physician, corner First and Biyaut
St. Michael's Church (Roman Catholic) Bev.
Father Cooper pastor, 0*:ean View
St. Nicholas Hotel, Keegan & Goodwin pro-
prietors, 212-216 First
St. Patrick Mutual Aid Asssociation, SE cor O'Farrell
and Mason
St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Peter J. Grey pastor,
N 8 Mission bet Third and Fourth
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (St. Paul)
322-324 California
St. Paul's German E-rangelical Lutheran
Church, Rev. J. M. Buehler pastor, S s Mission
bet Fifth and Sixth
St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev.ReinhardF. Steiubach pastor, N s
Broadway bet Stockton and Powell
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church,
Kev. W. S. Neales rector, S s California bet
Fillmore and Steiner
St, Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Rev-
Lawrence W. Breslin pastor, NW cor Twenty-
ninth and Church
St. Paul's School. John H. Hargeus principal, 941
Mission
St. Peter's Academy, conducted by the Sisters of
Mercy, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth aud
Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Rev. C. L. Mlel
rector, NE cor Stockton and Filbert
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Rev.
P. S. Casey pastor, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fourth and Tweuty-fifth
■St. Peter's School (for boys I conducted by the
Christian Brothers, W s Florida, bet Twenty-
fourth aud Tweuty-fifth
St. Peter's Temp ranee Hall. E s Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty fourth
St. Pierre Marius, watt hman U. S. Panorama Co., r.
SW cor Eddy aud Mason
St. Rose'a Academy, under direction of Sisters
of St. D tminic, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Steiner
and Pierce
St. Rose's Church, Rev. Dennis F.Nugent pastor,
N 8 Branuaii, bet Fourth and Fifih
St, Rose's Parochial School, directed by the Sisters of
the Holy Names, N s Branuan bet Fourth aud Fifth
I & J, SL0I1N[ & CO,
>Iaii iiriK'f urcr« of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
St. Stephen'^ Kindertfart.n, N » Fulton bot Webslar
and Fillmore
St. Stephen's ProtestJint Episcopa
Hev. Edgar J. Lion rector, Nh Fuftou, bet Web-
1 ProtestJint Episcopal Church,
J rector. Nh Fufto
Rter aud Fillmore
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St. Supery Adrian, with Antolne St. Supery, r. 64 Te- 1
hama
St. Supery Antolne. sand and saw dust dealer. 555
Howard, r. 54 Tehama .
St. Tert-sa's Church, Rov. P. O'Connell pa*tor,
E s TeiinesHee. bet Butte and Napa
St. Vincent School, in charge of the Slxtert of
Ciiarity. S 8 Mission, bet New Montgomery and I
Third I
Sts. Pietro e Paolo Roman Catholic
ChurclL, Rev. C. Frauchi pastor. NE cor Du-
poi.t aud Filbert
StaaD Henry J. (Reeve & Staab) r. 214 Powell '<
St.iacke Adolph, cabinetmaker, r. 'J'M Howard
Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. MlH Bush
Staadecker J. H., bookkeeper Davis bros., Bergmann
& Co., r. 1113 Post I
Staats Iiigwert F., groceries and llqnor8,913 HarrlsoD
Staats John C. (Bruns k Staats) r. s Hayes
Staats Tunco, teamster Kittredge * Co., r. 822 Jeaale
Stabeus Joseph, salesman Louis Lew, r. 13a Jackson •
Stabler Samuel J., capitalist, 8U9 Market, room 1, r.
Oakland j
Staccalo Sylvester, cook, r. 53 Jessie
Stack Ella Mrs., r. 18 Louisa
Stack James, laborer, r. 129 Twenty. ninth
Stack James H., clerk Stack * Licombe, r. ISl Silver
Stack John (Stack k Lacombe) r. 151 Hllver
Stack John, blacksmith Herman Hofstetter, r. cor
Silver Av aud Merrill
Stack Margaret, widow, r. 1015 Bryant
Stack Michael, r. 512 Mission i
Stack Michael, porter r. 532 Mission
Stack Morris, plumber P. J. Flood, r. lOOfi Fillmore
Stack Richard, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Stack Richard, teamxter, r. 418 Branuan
Stack S. Mrs., milliner, r. 1122 Market
Stack Sti-pheu L.. clerk, r. 013 Mission
Stack Thomas, chicken ranch, cor Silver Av and Mer-
rill I
Stack Timothy J. (G. W. Clark * Co.) r. 12 Hill
Stack William, glassculter John Mallon, r. cor Silver
Av and Merrill
Stack William, printer, r. f.l3 Mission
Stack Williaiu, stableman Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 |
Green
Stack k Lacombe (John Stack aud George Lacombe)
hatters, fi :<9 Mark.t
Stackhoiis- Charles, assistant engineer Oal. 8t. BB.,
r. 1428 California
Stackpole B. B.. bollermikor. r. 931 Howard
Stackpolo Charles E . bookkpepi«r. r. 41 OarollD*
Stackpole E. (i.. print-r, r. 32'; Pacific
Stackpole H. H., carpenler, r. 3'iil Paclflo
Sta.kpole Thomas, laborer P. M. »S. Co., r. 27 An-
thony
Stackpool Michael W., examiner Custom Honse. r.
Alameda . . „. ..
Stacom Maria J., millinery. Ill atooktbn.r. loSSlock-
StacyRoland J., cBbliiftmakor Cal. Furniture Mnf«.
Co., r. 3 Central I'l
Slade Ernest, assistant O'Connor, M offatt k Co., r. 171
Silver
Stade John, musician, r. 172 Silver
Stadler Henry, carpenter S F. C^.rdago Factory, r. W
8 lown brt Sierra and Nnvada
Stadinan Peter I).. bart.ml«r P. H. Stlllrr, r. 2«H
Howard Court
Stadmnller Krederlrk 1).. r. HI9 Kddy
Hia.ltfel.l Jacob in-lter U. S. Mint. r. 1508 Jon^
Stadtfeld J. .Ir.. mining aecretary, 81 Merid*
Block, r. UI7 Uydo
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Agent,
510 California. Street.
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W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENar^TSH AND AMEHICAN
■Siiomintio, <<l:i7.('(I nn<t I*K:tiii.
809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stadtfeld Willism C, secretary Loring Club, 69 :
vnda Block, r. 1508 Joues
Stadiler Erail, waiter, r. 228 Bush
Staeglich Frank, Hardener, r. 1307 Jackson
Staeglich Frank R., printer, r. 1307 Jackson
Staener George, r. 42^ Belcher
Staeugel Eberhart. cnnfeotionery. 14:^2 Pacific
Staentrel Otto, confectioner, r. 1432 Pacific
Staff Fritz L., fireman stmr Aurora, r. 12 Miller PI
Staffelbach Edward, barber Ferdinand Mitchell,
108 Steuart
BtaiBer George, president Indianapolis Mnfg. Co.,
K42-644 Mission, r. Santa Cruz
Staffler George C,
r. 14 Mint Av
Stafford Arthur W.
fer
Stafford Cassius H
825 Twentieth
Stafford Charles A.
an Indianapolis Mnfg. Co.,
ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 16 Pfeif.
foreman Preston & McKinnon, r,
r. 271 Stevenson
Stafford Edgerton F., sexton Church of the Advent, r.
53 Silver
Stafford Edward W., assistant lighthouse keeper Point
Bonita
Stafford F.. conductor Sutter St. RR.
Stafford Henry J., Justice of the Peace, SE cor
Kearny and Washington, olfice 224 Montgomery,
r. 626 Twenty-third
Stafford James, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Stafford James J., i^urveyor, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford J. Morris, bookkeeper, r. 1213 Twenty-tirst
Stafford Michael, boatman, r. 17 Vallejo
Stafford Nicholas, porter Mau. Sadler & Co.. r. 114
Freelon
Stafford R., bookkeeper Lemolne & Pichon
Stafford Richard, porter, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 904 Greenwich
Stafford Weltha, widow, r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford William, r. 323 Ivy Av
Stafford William, r. 415 Golden Gate Av
Stafford William, blacksmith's helper Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 208 First, rear
Stafford William, engineer, r. 616^ Second
Stafford William, shipwright 114 Freelon
Stafford William F., attorney at law, 224 Mont-
gomery, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford William G., with J. Macdonough & Co., r.
53 South Park
Stafford William J., liquor saloon, 646 First, r. 316}^
Second
Stafford W. J., telegraph operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
607 Sutter
Stagg Cornelius, proptrlngleside House, Ocean House
Road nr Farley's Old Corner
Stagg Edward H., claim clerk Atlantic and Pacific
Fast Freight Line. r. Oakland
Stahl Arnold, insurance broker. 303 California, r.
Alameda
Stahl Jane, nurse, r. 637 Third
Stahl Jasper, seaman, r. 630 Twenty-third
Stabl John, cook, r. 1606^ Stockton
Stahl Richard, musical director Tivoli Opera House,
r. 236 Taylor
Stahlberg Theodore, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2
Harriet
Stable Adolph. blacksmith Will & Finck, r. 250 Te-
bama
STAHLE BROTHEES
H. and Charles A. ) teas, coffees and
spices, 307 Hayes
Stable Charles A. (Stable Bros.) r. 515 Fell
Stable Christopher, r. 2119 California
Stable Edward, barber John Stable, r. 932 Valencia
Stalile John, proprietor baths and hair dressing
saloon. Occidental Hotel, r. 932 Valencia
Stable John F. H. (Stable Bros.) r. 515 Fell
Stahlecker Jacob, wagonmaker, 836 Harrison
(John F.
Stahliiian Rudolph, butler, SW cor Powell and
California
Stahmer Hermann, clerk, r. 5 Calhovin
Stahmer Nelson, baker, r. 7i;3 Howard
Stahr Gustavo, r. 1115 Clay
Stahr Harry P. A., liquor saloon, 5 Berry
Staib Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Folsom
Stuib Frank 0., bookkeeper, r. 930 Folsom
Staib George, printer, r. 930 Folsom
Staib Heriuan. r. 930 Folsom
Staib William, optician H. Kahn k Co.,r. 930 Folsom
Staiger Jacob J. ( Wltzmann & Staiger) r. 123 Perry
Stair Alexander, clerk Charles L. Laumeister, r. 1063
2516
Stalrley Irene Miss, r. 1312 Pine
Stalder Joseph, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co
Sacramento
Stalder Joseph Jr., buyer B. M. Atchinson & Co., r.
East Oakland
Staley Mattie J. Miss, millinery, .504 Shotwell
Staley Margaret, widow, r. 1309 Dolores
Staley William N.. conductor, r. 504 Shotwell
Stall Daniel M., packer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. N
s Merrill nr Rose
Stallard Joshua H., physician, 632 Sutter
Stallard Martin, conductor Market St. RR., r. SllLott
Stallman Charles, clerk C. F. Marwedel, r. 1824 Sut-
ter
Stallman Frank C, bookkeeper E. H. Marwedel, r.
1824 Sutter
Stallman Frederick G., draftsman Risdon I. and L.
Wo'rks, r. 1824 Sitter
Stallman George C, clerk John Pforr, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Matilda, widow, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallman Nettie C. Miss, teacller Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1824 Sutter
Stalman Henry P., seaman, r. 210 Steuart
Stalman Walter C, stairbuilder, r. 210 Steuart
Stambaugh Solomon S., physician and surgeon, 640
Clay
Stamburg Samuel, shoemaker, r. 116 Prospect PI
Stamer August, wagonmaker, 105 Oregon, r. 17 J^ Glover
Stamer August Jr., blacksmith, r. 17)4 Glover
Stamer M. H., restaurant, 420 Folsom
Stamer Otto, r. 420 Folsom
Stamm Fritz, r. 4.52 J^ Tehama
Stamm S. K., blacksmith, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Stamm William, laborer, r. 2528 Bryant Av, rear
Stammer John, clerk, r. 1538 Clay
Stammer L. Rudolph, clerk, r. 2208 Jackson
Stamp John, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie
Stamp Richard, rigger, r. 16 Clara
Stamper Francis Mrs., salesladv, r. 1050 Golden Gate
Av
Stamper George W., clerk, r. 1035 Mission
Stamper Joseph, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
1042 Mission
Stamper Julius, cigar mnfr, 429 Front, r. 330 Hayes
Stamper Marks J., foreman Julius Stamper, r. 330
Hayes
Stamper Minna, widow, r. 614 Taylor
Stampfer Matthew, gilder, r. 508 Vallejo
Stampley Orville K., ganger 0. S. Internal Revenue
Stampp Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r. 409
Union
Stan Benjamin F., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1132
Union
Stanbard Jacob, cooper George Larsen, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Stanbridge Albert H., millhand Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 15 Clinton
Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
54 South Park
Stancliffe Jeremiah, boatman, r. 239 Minns
Stancliff John, waiter Palace Hotel
Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.)
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Standard Express Co., office 3-5 Commercial
LOWEST PEIOES. PIKE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufactxirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
yAN NESS AVENUE, BET. HAYES AND GROVE,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jcsuj, was opened for the rcLeptioi. of student,
on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April. 1859. it was incorporated and empowered to confer
Degrees and Academical Honors in all the learned professions, and to exercise all the righw and pnvileK«
common to any other literary institution in the United States. The design of this institution Ls to give a
thorough
Ensllsli, Classical, Mathematical and Philosophical
» 3E5 X> XT C A.'GP I O XV , C<
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The course of Studies embraces the Doctrine and Evidences of the Catholic Religion: the Greek, Latin
and English Languages, Poetry, Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-keeping.
Mathematics, Chemistry. Mental, Moral and Natural Philosophy. The study of the French, German and
Spanish Languages and Practical Telegraphy is optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the younger students. Its
object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This Instituton. provided with a full staff of Professors, presents the highest advantages for the mental and
moral training of the students.
The College having been removed in January, 1880, to its new and permanent location in one of the most
eligible parts of the city, extends over a whole square, bounded by Grove, Franklin and Hayes streets and Van
Ness Avenue, and possesses the most ample accommodations and improved conveniences for 1,200 students.
The new College Buildings are divided into three principal stories for the three separate departments: the
Preparatory; the Literary and Commercial; and the Philosophical and Scientific.
Besides the required Reception Rooms and Oflices, large and lofty halls and stairways; several Library
Rooms and Debating Halls; distinct play-grounds with covered walks and porticoes for the larger and
smaller students, the buildings contain a full complement of very capacious school-rooms, well-lighted ;ind
ventilated, and furnished with the most approved modern conveniences. They possess also a large and well-
appointed Chapel for the Relgious Exercises, and a College Hall 100x145 feet internal dimensions, with
spacious platform and stage suit.ibly furnished and arranged for scholastic Exhibitions, Dramatic rcpre^ieiita-
tions, lectures and other public exercises.
The Scientific Department contains lecture rooms for Physics and Chemistry; a Chemical laboratory and
an extensive cabinet of Physics; rooms for qualitative and quantitative Analysis; Engine-rooms with M:ignrti>.
Electric machines; Battery rooms; complete Telegraphic stations; rooms for preparations balances, spectro-
scopic studies, and other scientific experiments and investigations; Museum of Mineralogy, Geology and
collections of natural objects and curiosities of different kinds; and it is furnished with a very Urge and
choice collection of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus ordered from the best constructors of Europe and
America, and with all that is necessary for Lecture demonstrations and experiments, for private study, and
the most complete and delicate chemical analysis and manipulations.
By frequent additions of whatever can be supplied by the best modern inventions b.)th at h.mic and
abroad, this Department has attained a very high degree of completeness and efficiency well calciiUtc.l to
afford to advance students a most valuable opportunity of acquiring a thon.uj;li scientific iraiiimk: and r.lu.a-
STUDENTS ARE RECEIVED AT ANY TIME DURING THE SEASON
FROM JULY TO MAY.
The Institution is open to the Public, and Visitors are always welcome.
For further iiiforinalion apply to the President^
214 HAYES ST. REV. HENRY IMODA. S. J.
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standard House, Mro. Mary F. Collins proprie-
tor, 1121) Market and 21 Turk
Standard Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of
Liverpool, Englnnd) Jobu D. Spreckels & Bros, gen-
eral agents, J. B. F. Davis & Son managers, 510
California
Standard Otl Co. (New York and Cleveland. O.)
123 California, rooms 13-15
Standard Oil Co. of California, Edward
Wheaton Becretary, 13 Pine
Standard Sliirt Factory, Xeustadter Brothers
proprietors, SE cor Grove and Gough
Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas president,
Lfon Golly secretary ana manager, office and
salesroom 525 Market, factory West Berkeley
Standard Tea Co., S. T. Henderson manager, 1021
Market
Standard The (Max Levy k Co.) proprietors, dry
and fancy goods, cloaks and suits, 1128 Market
and 21 Turk
Standard Theatre, N s Bush bet Kearny and Mont-
gomery
Standeford W. W., inspector Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Standeu Herbert, r. 227 Second
Stander Charles, baker, r. 833 H Geary
Stander Charles, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Stander Frederick, cook, r. E s California Av bet Pre-
cita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Standerwick Louis F., comiuis.sion merchant, 27 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. 22 Fifth
Standinger Mary, widow, groceries, 1819 Union
Standlsh George, salesman Davis Bros., r. 100 McAl-
liBter
Stanford Belle M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Charles P., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Delia Miss. r. 411 Powell
Stanford Free Kindergartens, NE cor Mission and
Fifteenth, 1906 Mason, cor Eighth and Brannan
and N 8 Seventeenth bet Howard and Shotwell
Stanford Gorge G., carpenter Califomi* Mill, r. 2401
Buchanan
Stanford Hall. 1579 Valencia
Stanford Harry, carpenter, r. 115 Franklin
Stanford Hotel, C, H. Lehrke proprietor, SW cor
Fourth and Bluxome
Stanford Hubert H., engraver Bosqul Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford .James, pile driver, r. 625 Davis
Stanford Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 1711 Brod-
erick
Stanford John G.. hostler, r. 1661 Octavia
Stanford Leland, president Southern Pacific Co.
and Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42. r. SW cor
California and Powell
Stanford Mabel, widow, r. 157 Seventh
Stanford Myron E., foreman Jay V. Lawrence, r. 2300
Webster
Stanford W.. salesman Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Stanford William E., clerk H. S. Crocker k Co., r. 115
Franklin
Stanford. See Standeford
Stantr Carl, clerk Lynch Bros. & Co.
r^tans D., waiter Carl G. Larsen
?tang Joseph A., porter Washington Mnfg Co., r.
2330 Greenwich
Jtange Edward W., jeweler, r. 208 Waller
Stauge Frederick, harness maker. 422 Pacific, r. 16
Hunt
Jtange Frederick C, teacher music, r. 721 Montgom-
ery
Uange Herman C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 39 Russ
Itange John D. (Stange * Jaenicke) r. 719 Folsom
Itange Kate, widow, r. 39 Kuss
Jtange Paul, plumber, r. 1115 Clay
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
F. "EXAMINER."
W,&J, sw&co,
DRAPERIES
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Stanjfe & Jaenlcke (Jolm 1). .stiin«e and Wi|.
liaui Jaenlcke) proprit tora riil(.n .Straw Worko,
587 Mission, office and aaleHrDom .'■<i5 .Market
Stangenberger August J., traveling Kaleainan DarU
Bros., Bergmann & Co., r. ir.i:) Leavenworth
Staugenberger George B., clerk Davis BroM.. Berg-
mann fc Co.. r. 1613 l.envenworth
Stanger Elizabetli, domestic 520 <app
Stangish John, laborer, r. l.llfi Powell, rear
Stangrooni Charles N.. cashier Robert Dlckaon r.
2518 Clay
Stangroom John S., clerk, r. 2518 Clay
Stangroom Marc L.. civil engineer, r. 2518 Clay
Staniels Annie, widow, r. 24 Byington
Staniels Carrie B. Mrs., cashier W, J. Heney k Co., r.
24 Byington
Staniels C. G. Mrs., r. 636 Post
Staniels Charles, bartender F. Michell, r. 234 Bnah
Staniels John 8.. proptr Harvey House. 807 Callf(iruia
Staniels May Miss, cashier, r. 24 Byington
Staniels William H., machinist Hart ft Brandensteln.
r. Oakland
Staniels William H., varieties, 2301 Jackson
Stanifortb Charles, helper, r. NW cor Third and
King
Stanifortb Julia Mrs., lodgings and liqnor saloon,
NW cor Third and King
Stanifortb Thomas, bartender Cremome Theatre, r.
NW cor Third and King
Stauke Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Stanko Marcus, cooper Vogel A: Radtke, r. 18 First
Stanle Frederick H., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue
St.Huley Benjamin S, nightwatchman, r. 658 Bryant
Stanley Catiierine, widow, r. 263 Jessie
Stanley Charles A., assistant engineer D. S. Mint, r.
32 Eleventh
Stanley Charles B., machinist Marsbutz & Cantrell,
r. 114 Clipper
Stanley CliurJes T., notary public and com-
missioner deeds, 512 Montgomery, r. ;« Eleventh
Stanlev David M., draftaman Marshutz ft Cantrell,
r. 32 Eleventh
Stanley D. S. (D. S. Stanley ft Co ) r. 11.10 Valencia
STANLEY D, S, & CO, ,n. ..
Stanley) stenni book and Job |irliiler«,
543 Cluy
Stanley Edwiird J., patterntiiaker, r. "04 Harrison
Stanley F. Hastings, phonograpliic reporter. 401
Moiit^'omery, r W s Sanchez bet Twenty third
and Twenty-fourth
Stanley Frederick H., mail collector Post uffloe. r.
534 Fifteenth
Stanley George, artist JohnMallon. r. OakUnd
Stanley George A., compositor, r.2r.3 Jessie
Stanley George A., deputy County Clerk, r. 33
Eleventh
Stanley Henry, r. 1045 Eighteenth
Stanley James A., policeman, r. 609 Dnion
Stanley Mary J., widow, r. NW cor 8<-venteenth and
Castro
Stanley Patrick, liquor saloon, 695 Seventh
Stanley Peter, gardener, r. .'>02Vj llroadway
Stanley Rose Miss, with Cal. Cigar B.'X Co., f. 858
Hrynnt
Stanley Samuel B., clerk Spniance, HUnley ft Co.. r.
1218 Hyde
Stanley Humuel L. (Sprnancc, Stanley * Co.) r. 1318
Hyde
Stanley W.. machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. Otklaod
Stanley W., secretary Han Franciaco Brldse Co..
42 Market, r. Oakland
Stanley William, cook, r 110 Minna
Stanley William, laborer W.W. Montague ft Co.
Third , ,
Stanley William A., teacher music, r. 487 ( Ipraenllna
Stanley William H.. dcnti
Ness A V
r. 00
118 Kearny, r. 817 Van
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Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stanley William H., willowware, SW cor Seventeeuth
Hud Castro
Stanly Amelia, widow, lodgings, 803 Montgomery
Stanly George, gardener, r. C3G Coniiiiercial
Stanly John A. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) r. Oakland
Stanly, Stoney <& Hayes (John A. Stanly,
Thomas P. Stoney and George R. B. Hayes) at-
torneys at law, 604 Clay
Stanuah Bridget, widow, r. 11 De Boom
Staunett James, boilermaker, r. 204 First
Stanuirk John, laborer, r. 421 Bush
Stannidge Frank, foreman boxmaker, r. 1050 Howard
Stanuidge William, foreman Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
10.0 Howard
Stauovich Pedro, netmaker Neville & Co., r. 319
Green
Stans John J., tailor G. M. Postiglione, r. Napa
Stansbury Benjamin B., miner, r. Old People's Home
Stansbury Bertha Mrs., r. 88 Everett
Stansbury David J., physician, r. 305 Scott
Stansbury Edward, laborer, r. Pixley bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Stansbury Henry N., printer, r. 305 Scott
Stansbury James R., compositor, r. 805 Scott
Stansbury William, painter Swan fc Stem
Stansfield Elizabeth H.. widow. r.531 Montgomery Av
Stanton Andrew P., business manager The Ar-
gonaut Publishing Co., 213 Grant Av, r. East
Oakland
Stanton B. Miss, with Indianapolis Furniture Co., r.
401 3i5 Hayes
Stanton Charles, clerk N. P. C. RB., r. 817 Mission
Stanton Charles, master schr Melrose, r. Martinez
Stanton Charles H., drayman The H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., r. 440 Jessie
Stanton Edward, boxmaker, r. 233 Latigton
Stanton Edward, laborer, r. 560 Bryant
Stanton Edward, student, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton Edward Jr., tinsmith, r. 560 Bryant
StsDton Frank J., r. 1838 Mission
Stanton George, r. 519 Sacramento
Stanton Henrv, r. 1100 Powell
Stanton Hugh, decbhand State Dredger No. 2, r. 49
Clementina
Stanton James, r. 1838 Mission
STANTON JAMES I. ph^.....«
and surgeon, office and r, 634 Wasli-
ington, and Coroner City and County
Stanton Jeremiah, peddler, r. 519 Eighth
Stanton John, armorer National Guard, r. 401 3^
Hayes
Stanton John, stableman S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden Gate
Av
Stanton John A., artist, 611 Clay, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton John H., r. 18 Elgin Park Av
Stanton Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 131 H Silver
Stanton Kate Miss, vamper Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 401 !« Hayes
Stanton Mary, fruits and vegetables, 519 Eighth
Stanton Mary MiSs, shoefitter Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 401 J^ Hayes
Stanton Michael, cardriver, r. 33 Welsh
Stanton Michael, longshoreman, r. 30 Welsh
Stanton Morris, shoemaker, r. 213 Langton
Stanton Patrick, seaman, r. 44 Minna
Stanton Samuel G., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 210 Powell
Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, r. 2305 Jones
Stanton Thomas, policeman, r. 1123 Harrison
Stanton Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 2936 Mission
Stanton Thomas J. (Thomas J. Stanton & Co.) r. 305
Kearny
Stanton Thomas J., bill clerk Huntington Hopkins
Co., r. 312 Tehama
Stanton Thomas J. & Co. (Thomas J. Stanton) real
estate agents, 305 Kearny
Stanton William M., druggist City and County Hom-
pittil, r. 1838 Mission
Stan wood Ada, actress, r. 825 Kearny
Staiiwood Amasa O., stableman, r. Vermont ur Twen-
tyfourth
Stauwood Elizabeth, widow, r. 2117 Scott
Stanwood Frank W., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Ver-
mont nr Twenty-fourth
Stanwood Henry P.. general agent Chicago and North-
western Railway Co., 2 New Montgomery, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Stanyan Albert P., livery stable, 1603 Geary
Stanyan Charles H., real estate, r. 2006 Bush
Stanyan Charles H. Jr.,r. 2006 Bush
Stanzing Julia, widow, r. 120 Prospect PI
Staples Charles, engineer, r. W s Iowa bet Solano and
Mariposa
Staples Charles, clerk Argonaut, r. 1002 Lombard
Staples David J., president Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., 401 California, r. 711 Taylor
Staples Frank H., mining, r. 1004 Lombard
Staples George, r. 533 Greenwich
Staples James W. (Mauheim, Staples & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Staples John C, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.
711 Taylor
Staples Lafayette, traveling salesman John P. Eng-
lish, r. Alameda
Staples Lyman D., engineer, r. 129 Francisco
Staples Peter, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Staples William, laborer, r. 3 Brady
Stapleton Annie Mrs., liquor saloon, NE cor GroTe
and Baker
Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 316 Ivy Av
Stapleton Catherine Mrs., r. 13 Louisa
Stapleton David, printer, r. 745 Harrison
Stapleton Edward, r. N 8 Nineteenth bet Church and
Sanchez
Stapleton Edward, longshoreman, r. 526 Broadway
Stapleton John, grainer, 1314 Market, r. N a Nine-
teenth bet Church and Sanchez
Stapleton John, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 513 How-
ard
Stapleton Joseph, foreman Kellett & McMurray. r.
611 Grove
Stapleton Joseph W. S., bookkeeper Jose Garcia, r.
306 Ivy Av
Stapleton Josephine Miss, millinery, 434 Hayea, r.
NE cor Grove and Baker
Stapleton Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 601 Turk
Stapleton Richard, collector, r. 306 Ivy Av
Stapleton William, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
Stapleton William, shipcarpenter, r. 745 Harrison
Stapleton William J., clerk, r. 745 Harrison
Stappenbeck Charles (Charles Stappenbeck & Co.) r.
533 Jessie
Stappenbeck Charles k Co. (Charles Stappenbeck and
Henry Stieber) florists, 5 Sixth
Stappenbeck Jolianna Mrs., bakery and con-
fectionery. l.')2.JJ4 Dupont
Stappenbeck William, porter M. Hyman & Co., r. 533
Jessie
Stappenbeck William, tailor, r. 15253^ Dupont
Star Consolidated Alining Co. (Tuolumne
County, Cal.) .John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 15
Star Malt House. W. A. Frederick k Co. proptrs, SE
cor Eleventh and Folsom
Star The Weekly, James H. Barry editor and
publisher, 429 Montgomery
Starbird Albion W. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1055
Golden Gate Av
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
(Albion W. Starbird, John B. Gold-
stone and Seeley B. Lyon) lumber and
building material, SW cor Market and
Spear, yard Beale Street Wiiarf
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Btarck John (John Slarck * Co.) r. %0l Ellis
Starck John >t Co. (John Starok) butchers, rm ElUa
Stan-ken Ue Lottert Michael (Starcken de Lottert k
liodet) r. lOOti Howard
etarckeu de Lottert ti Bodet (Michael Starcken de
Loltert and Alfred Bodet) restaurant, 1006 How-
ard
Stark Adolph, tailor, r. 430^ Natoma
Stark Andrew, clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.,
r. 755 Grove, O.tkiaud
Stark Annie Miss r. •2:i(i>i Ritch
Stark Catherine, widow, r. '236 H Ritch
Stark Charles J., compositor Cubery jc Co., r. 236)4
Ritch
Stark David, chief inspector Am. Steam Boiler Ins.
Co., 421 California, r. 1433 ^teiner
Stark Denton D.. bookkeeper Renton Coal Co., r. Ala-
meda
Stai k Ernest A., waiter, r. 318 Jessie
Stark Felix J., cook The Baldwin, r. 3 St. Mary's
Stark George J. W.. salesman, r. 452 Bryant
Stark James, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. Alameda
Stark Jane, widow, r. (185 Clementina
1 Stark John, clerk, r. 1019 Post
Start John W.. stalrbuilder, r. 330 Bartlett
[ Stark Lena Miss, r. iMH Ritch
Stark Luke, butcher, 5'2y First
Stark Norman P., clerk, r. 29.J3 Clay
Stark William, seaman stmr Gen. McDowell
Stark William A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 685
Clementina
Stark William R., cigarmaker Eugene Michels, r.
Bonanza House
Starke Frederick, fireman stmr Columbia, r.ll8 Tren-
ton
Starke Louis G., with Bank of California, r. Grand
Hotel
Starkey Keziah Mrs., widow, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Starkey Sarah P., widow, r. 810 Geary
Starkey & Palin (Philadelphia, Pa.) office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 20
Starkie Peter, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan
Starkmann August, cigarmaker. r. 190 Vaud«water
Starkweather George, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co.
r. 4 Dodge PI
Starkweather Herbert J., photographic printer Fred.
P. Swasey, r. 1610 Stevenson
Starkweather H. K., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Starkweather Joseph B., photographer, 12 Golden
Gate Av, r. 7 Caroline
Starkweather Louis S., proprietor Silver State
House, SK cor Ellis and Masoa
Starkweather Mar«aret, widow, r. 4 Dodge PI
Starr Abraham D., president Starr & Co., 16
California, r. Oakland
Starr Addison M. (Starr & Mathisen) r. 712 Sutter
Starr Alexander, cook, r. 140 Minna
Siarr Augustus, r. 2107 Polk
Starr Catherine Mrs., soap dealer. 14 Jasper PI
Starr Charles G.. first lieutenant Co. C, Ist Infantry,
U. S. A.. Presidio
Starr Erwin P., clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co.. r.
63H Golden Gate Av
Starr Frank R.. compositor Call. r. 923)4 Mission
Starr Frelerii-k, r. 2:10 O'Farrell
Starr George A., bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co., r.
978 Fifteenth
Starr Geon,'e R. (George R. Starr te Co.) r. 978 Fif-
teen" h
Starr Georffe R. <& Co. (George R. Starr and
Harry O. Link) produce commission merchants,
3U8-:(10 Washington
Starr King Monument Association. 809 Market.rooml
Starr King Primarv Soho.il, Miss Mirgaret McKenzie
principal, N a Bryant bet Sixth and Seventh
Starr Melinda, widow, r. 2420 Howard
IN THE
KXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMI'OUTVUH AM> I.KAI.KIIH IN
LACE CUETAINS
641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
NEXT AIIOVK FAL*
Starr MIIU (South Vallejo and Wheatport) offlc*
16 California
Starr Robert E.. .:lerk Root * 8»nder»on. r. lUl Va-
lencia
Starr Samuel P., clerk freight auditor'a office 8. P
Co., r. 2705 Mission
Starr W.. laborer Jason Springer * Co., r. 267 Clara
Starr William C, travnliug saleamau H. Levi * Co..
r. 1115 Van N.-ga Av
Starr William D., carpenter, r. cor Samatra and Rail-
road Av
Starr William M., proptr Occidental Grain Ware-
house, First and Townseud, r. Oakland
Starr «Sk Co., Abraham U. Starr pre«ld«nt. Alfred
Bannister vice-president. H. M. A. Miller aecre-
tary, proprietors Starr MIIU (South Vallejo and
Wheatport) office 16 California
Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomaa
Mathisou) refluers of antimony, N a Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
Starrett Danvill W., machinist William Deacon, r. MH
Fremont
Starrett Horace, receiving clerk S. P. C. By., r. 1063 H
Mission
Starrs James W., with Jason Springer k Co., r. 1 Slm-
paon PI
Starrs Michael, helper S. F. Gaa Light Co., r. tn
Howard
Starrs William, r. 19 Moss
State Assay ORlce, Falkenau k Reese prapne-
tors, :128 Mont«omery, room 16
Statu Board of Forestry, Sands W. Forinan teo-
retary, Abbott Eiuuey chairman, H09 Market,
room 35
State Board of Hortlcaltare, Elwood Cooper
president, B. M. Lelong secretary, office 220 Sal-
ter, room 18
State Board of Silk Culture. Mra. Louisa Rieoxt aeo-
retary, 809 Market
State Boarfl of Trade, John Q. Brown general
manager, 16-18 Seond
State Board of Ruilroad Coinmlaiiloners,
119-121 Pbelan BLIg |
State Board of Vitiruliural Cniiiinlii«lon>
era, Clarence J. Wetmore secrutary. HU M.ml- 1
gKiuery '
State Bureau of Liubor Slati«tlc«, J. J. Tobin |
commisslomr. John G. Lleboit Jr. deputy, office
221) Sutter, room 17
State Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and
Washington Territory, John E. Shephard, office
51)6 Batterv
State Democratic Club, U. P. Bush secretary.
rioiuM ID') Storkt >n '
State Harbor Coiiimiatioiiera Board of, 10
California
State Insurance C'ominlaitloner, J. C. I-.
Wadsworth. 401 California
State Iav«>«tinent and lnnurnnc«» Co. Tho. I
A. J. Bryant pr.sll.-nt, Charlen H. CiMhlug WMri*.
tary. 21M-220 San<omo
State MlneraloifUt, William Irelan Jr . offloa
Pioneer HI.U, w » Fourth, Im.| M«rk«t an<l Mln-l'O
State Allnlnir Burnnu, William InUn Jr. Hiate
Mineral. .i!i»i, I'lono.r Bl.lrf, W h K.mrth, b.l Mar-
ket an. I Mission
atatrl.T John W. (HunneU A: Statrler) r. liQ Turk
Ntateler T. JC., pasai-ngor auent Norlborn Parlflo
Kallroa.l. 618 Market, r. 419 Geary
Stathani William M. (Slatham .<: Co.) r. l.VW Ofary
STATH/^M & CO. .u-.num n.
Siiithiiiiil pimio inmiuf'irli
tory 7G.> .>Ii«hIi.m. i»iilf«i<">ni<
StBtl*op..lls E. (Anagnostopulo* k SUihopolH) r. MT
St^itHuarry V., clerk Uedln«t..u\ Co.. r. 107 Hernanl
vmii
,r.. f.«c«
-.Hi Hmr~
5^)
o
rVPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE 1.ARGEST BUSIIVKSS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY
STA
1108
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triininin|{'a
a, Speciulty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
stationary EnKiueers (National Asaoilation) Robert
J. Smith secretary, St. George's Hall, 909 Ji Mar-
liet
Statistician (annual) L. P. McCarty publisher,
office 807 California
Stats Thomas, barber, r. NW cor Fillmore and Fran-
cisco
Staub Henry, druggist and apothecary, SE cor
Sutter and Lnrkin. r. 1013 Polk
Staub John, butcher, SW cor Ellis and Leavenworth,
r. 501 Ellis
Stanch Mary Mrs., widow, r. Godeus nr Mission
Stand Augusta, widow, r. 717 Nineteenth
Stand Mary, widow, r. 107 Ellis
Stsud Nicholas, plumber John Bohn, r. 15 Laskie
l»" Staud. See Stout
Staude Frederick, bookkeeper Wlchman & Lutgen, r.
116 Trenton
Staude Henry A., carpenter, r. 116 Trenton
Staude John, groceries and liquors, 815 Pacific, r. 116
Trenton
Standi Henry, r. 47 Ritch
Stanf, Cooper <& Redliclc (Werner Stauf, Fred-
eric T. Cooper and Samuel Redlick) stock and
grain brokers, 232 J^ Montgomery
Stauf Emile, clerk, r. 2900 California
Stauf Werner (Stauf, Cooper & Redlick) r. Saucellto
Stuaffer Frederick R., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 433
Pine
Stauffer John (Stauflfer & Co.) r. 1836 Powell
Staufifer John R., butcher, r. 10 Capp
Stauflfer Mary, dressmabing, 1611 Clay
Stauffer Si Co. (John Stauffei) chemical works,
John A. Durand agent, works cor Dupont, Bay
and Not th Point
Staumbaum C. F., bartender, r. 738 Green
StauBS Christian, t;ulor Gordan Bros., r. 274 Tehama
Stavenow William, driver George Goeppert & Co., r.
NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Stayart John J . foreman F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
17H8!4 Stevenson
Stayner Frank H., stock filter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 25 M Sixth
Stead George, r. 318 Chestnut
Stead George, watchmaker, r. 316}^ Third
Stead Isaac, capitalist, r. 715 Howaid
Stead Joseph, bookbinder Althof & Balils, r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Stealey Alfred D., clerk, r. 1811 Lyon
Stealey E. Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Lyon
Stealey Thomas, real estate, r. 1412 Folsom
Stealey Thomas S., harnessmaker, 1545 Mission, r.
1412 Folsom
Steamer Crescent City, Hobbs, Wall & Co.
agents, office 314 Spear
Steamship Sailors' Protective Union of the Pacific,
12J.S Washington
Steamship Stevedores' Protective Union, 818 Howard
Stearns Ajonzo B,, cured meats, 1250 Mission
Stearns C. L., machinist W. W. Montague & Co., r.
767 Folsom
Stearns Frederick K., president Stearns, Worden &
Co., r. Detroit. Mich.
Stearns Greenleaf H., carpenter, r. 45 Twelfth
Stearns Gustav, r. 21 ^Mnth
Stearns Henry O., confectioner, r. 315 Scott
Stearns Leonard, with D. McCarty, r. 208 Leaven.
worth
STEARNS MANUFACTDRINOCO.
(of Erie, Penn. ) J. D. Eby ninnag:er,
manufacturers Ilea vy sa^vmill macliin-
erj', engines, boilers, oils, beltlngf, etc.,
Pacific Brancli 29-31 Spear
Stearns M. L., confectionery, 1006 Market and 5
Eddy. r. 315 Scott
Stearns Ranchos Co., Charles A. Grow secretary,
office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Stearns Victor J., r. 405J4 Octavla
StearDB W. A. (Cuminings & Stearns) r. 21 Ninth
StearuH William H., r. 1110 Jackson
Stearns, Worden & Co., F. K. Stearns president, C. E.
Worden secretary and treasurer, manufacturing
pharmacists, NW cor Ritch and Townsend
Stebbings Miles, wagoumaker Jason Springer & Co..
r. 227 Second
StebbingB William, woodworker Jason Springer &
Co., r. 862 Mission
Stebbins Albert, coffee roaster W. H. Miner, r. 121
Sixth
Stebbins Annie E. Miss, r. 915 Valencia
Stebbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1906 Stockton
Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian Church,
r. 1609 Lark in
Stebbins Minnie G. Miss, teacher Powell Street Prim-
ary School, r. 1906 Stockton
Steber Anna F. Mrs., dressmaking, 2507 Mission
Steber Joseph C. machinist M. A. Graham, r. 2507
Mission
Stecher Edward, druggist Wakelee & Co., r. 44 Sixth
Stecher Eleanor, widow, r. 317 Minna
Stecher Frederick J,, carpenter, r. 317 Minna
Stecher J. Mrs., r. 123 Shipley
Stecher M., machinist, r. 724 Mission
Stecher Otto, clerk William F. Nolte, r. 317 Minna
Stechman John, master mariner, r. Ill Ninth
Steckenreiter Philip (E. Schuck & Co.) r. 220 Harrison
Stecker Eugene A., carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Stecker Nathan W., carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth
Steckler Dora, widow, r. 1522 Webster
Steckler Flora Miss, teacher music, r. 1.522 Webster
Steckler Harry, waiter, r. 565 Stevenson
Steckler Rosa Miss, saleslady, r. 1522 Webster
Stedman George, seaman, r. 263 East
Stedman George W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 718
Broderick
Stedman Henry S., salesman Zeno Mauvais, r. 1806
Scott
Stedman John, steward, r. 3 Card Alley
Stedman Joseph C, millhand, r. 909 Folsom
Steedman David, cooper George Larsen, r. 491 Bran-
nan
Steedman Hannah, widow, r. 491 Brannau
Ste«dman M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1311 Eddy
Steedman Peter, millhand A. J. McNicoJl & Co., r.
Berkeley
Steel "William, assistant manager London and
San Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California
and Leidesdorff. r. Oakland
Steele Adam, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Steele A. L., stock clerk Porter, Slessinger JS Co., r.
1129 Buchanan
Steele Albert, blockcutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
1065 Market
Steele C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1522 Polk
Steele Charles H., physician and surgeon, and
and professor therapeutics Cooper Medical Col-
lege, office and r. 2322 Mission, office hours 4 to 6
P. M.
Steele D. D., musician, r. 304 Third
Steele E. Mrs., nurse, r. 5 Stockton
Steele Edward L. G. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Steele E. L,. G. <S£ Co. (Edward L. G. Steele, Ed.
ward Polhemus and George A. Moore ; C. Adolphe
Low, George A. Low and Charles H. Baldwin
special partners) commission merchants, 208
California
Steele Eugene M., engineer Mission Rock Warehouse,
r. 8 Rincon Av
Steele Ever.ird. manager Ongerth Grafting Compound
Co., 328 Montgomery, room 20, r. Alameda
Steele Frank, laborer, r. Kentucky House
Steele George, r. 621 Bush
Steele Harold, bookkeeper Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r.
433 Larkin
BEAMISH
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COR. THWRI>.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? fflarM SL
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwASH^N?T?N ST.!- Producers nf FINE TABLE WINES
STE
1109
STE
Ueele H«nry, druggist, r. cor California and Devisa-
dero
It^ele Herbert, roiiiposltor, r. 511 Post
Heele James. blackHiuith's hilper. r. 417 Vallejo
iteele James Jr., pUner. r. 417 Vallejo
Steele Jamesi Bliiin, bout and shoe niaonfac-
tim>r, \9\i3 Uui'.u
Iteele James G. (Jaraes G. St-ele & Co.) r. lOiJtj Pine
STEELE JAMES G. & CO.
druif^ists, clkemixt!! and denlerii in
Califurnia medicinal plants, 633 Mar-
ket
■teele Jerome, blockcutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
1065 Market
teele John C, sale.^man Thomas Day & Co., r. 1035
Market
iteele John D., sawyer, r. 37)4 Freelon
iteele Joseph, contractor, r. 109 Taylor
Iteele M. A. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Prim-
ary School, r. 1933 Union
teele Mattie E. Mrs., teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 536 Polk
Iteele Samuel B. (J. B. Wooster k Co.) r. 704
Van Ness Av
teele Samuel J., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
. F . r. 56:^ Minna
teele Thomas, baker, r.NW cor Eleventh and Bryant
teele Thomas W., fireman, r. 171 Perry
teele William, r. 328 Jessie
teele William A. (Steele'* Jacobson) r. 2043 Howard
teele William A. Jr., clerk Steele & Jacobson, r. 2043
Howard
teele W. W.. r. International Hotel
teele k Jacobson (William A. Steele and Samuel M.
Jacobson) mnfrs trunks, 112 Busb, factory NE
cor Shotwell and Seventeenth
teen Edward T., agent, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
teen Onstav, seaman, r. 263 East
teen H. Mrs., widow, r. 616 McAllister
leen John C. D., freight sorter, r. 741 Harrison
Steen. See Stehn and Stein
teengraefe John, bartender, r. 101 First
:eere & Colby (Hiram H. Colby) expressmen, 331 East
Stt-ere. See Stier
leers Edward E., grocer, r. 1027 McAllister
1 George H., driver H. Steers, r. 451 First
eers Henry, drayman, 215 Davis, r. 451 First
eers Henry H., driver H. Steers, r. 451 First
eers William, cabinetmaker, r. 327 J4 Langton
efano B., laborer Am. SngHr Refinery
ffan John, restaurant. 14 Folsom, r 107 Steiner
effuni John, fruit peddler, r. 207 Pacific
effani L., widow, r. 301 Third
effani Paulina, widow, r. 1605 ,^ Mason
eff- John, r. 107 Steiner
effen Charles, musician, r. 313 Sixth
efif'-n Francis, wood and coal, 753 Folsom, r. 213
lara
eff n Henry, bakery, 313 Sixth
a Jacob, barber, r. 9 Howard Court
effpn Louis. floriKt Henry Melde, r. San Bruno Road
nr Twenty-eighth
effen Theodore, baker, r. 162 Shipley
effens Diedrich. bartender Michael Lane, r. 311 Te-
hauia
pffeus Dietrich (Stefifens & Reinecke) r. Oakland
effens Harry, seaman, r. 58 Zoe
eff.u*' Henry (Klute ,t Steffens) r. 263 Clementina
etf.-ns Henry, clerk John A. Stellmann, r. 2 Willow
Av
effens Henry A. (Mohr & Steffens) r. 1534 Pacific Av
flens Hermann, cutter, r. 2711 Sutter
eff. n» John, cl.-rk John Schloen r. 1541 Polk
eff.ns John, clerk Schroeder & Bohlen, r. 2218 Fill-
m-ire
eflfHUS John G., bartender Osmer 4 Co.. r. 200 Bran-
nan
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
'ST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
W, & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
SASH CUETAINS g
In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Steffens Richard, bartender, r. 345 Tehama
Steffens A Reinecke (Dletri< h Steffena and Frcdfrlrk
H. Reinecke) groceries and liquora. 8E cor Main
and Folsom
Stege John G.. master mariner, r. 14 Sherman
Stege Kate, widow, r 1919 WebHKr I
Stejfe Richard, proprietor Stege'B Quaker RmUu.
rant. 33 Po»t. r. 531 Sutter
Steve's q,aaker Reataarant, Richard St«ge
proprietor. 33 Post
Stegelitz Frank, r. 620 Washington
Stegeman David Q., foreman Studebaker Bros., r. 214
Fifth
Stegemann Emil, teamster A. N. HIegel, r. 8W eor
Sanchez and Hancock
Stehl August, blacksmith, r. 136 Tehama
o
o
San
linportini'' lall<
Stehl Martin, soapmaker Frederick E. Seidel
Bruno R')ad nr Teneriffe
Stehn Amelia, domestic 1716 Van Ness Av '
S^" Stehn. See Steen and .Stein
Steifel Alfred, r. 304 Stockton I
Steiger Charles D., bookkeeper Stelger * Kerr, r. 3 '
Liberty i
Steigt-r Charles F., bookkeeper S. F. Sewer Pipe Aaan. '
r. San Jose
Steiger Charles R. (Steiger fc K»rr) r. 2 Liberty
STEIGER & KERR (Charle* R.
Stni^er and James \V. Kerri proprlelnrt
Occidental Foundry, iniiniifact iir<-ri
chilled car ^TheelH anfl iron caH(ln|fa of
all descriptions, 137 First
1»- Steiger. See Stig.-r
SteigerH A. F., acting assistant surgeon U. S. A., Alca-
trai Island
Steil Arthur, salesman Henry Stell, r. 1030 Bnsh
STEIL HENRY
(formerly- Pulute Hotel i 14 Ueary n
cor .narket and Kearny, r. 1030 Buah
Steil Henry, salesman, r. 1214 '<, Vork, rear
Steiman O. S.. hostler John W. Murshead
Stelnike Brothers (Fred.-rick and Richard)
Belfast Ginger Ale Co.. 2768 Octavia
Steijnke Frederick (Stelmke Bros.) and groccrl
liquors, InOI Union
Stelmke John (Bruus Bros. & Stelmke) r. 2001 Mia-
Bion
Stelmke Richard (Steimbe Bros.) r. 180! Union
SteimKe William, clerk Bruns Broa. k Stelmke. r.
2001 Mission
Steimle William, driver Calvin E. Knickerbocker, r.
18 Minna
Stein A., willow, r. 438 J* Hayes
Stein Aaron, chl^f clerk supply »nd comraitalon
department Wells Fargo \- Co.. r. 1816 Larkia
Stein Abraham cigarmaker H. Plagomann k Co., r.
HI Washington Av
Stein Abraham, gr.iceries, 225 Sixth
Stein Abraham, r. IfiffJ Powell
Stein Alirahain, salesman Stein. Simon k Co., r. IIM
Laguna
Stein Abraham J., barber, r. M)7 Grove
Stein Alljert. baker, r. Army nr San Bruno Road
Stein August, seaman, r. l:i'« Kolaom
Stein Brothers (Charles. ErneBt and Henry) tanner*.
E H Dolores bet Thirtieth and Tlilrtynr»t
Stein Caspar, hostler William McCaff.rty. r. 24M
Mission . _,^,
Stein Charles (Stein Bros.) r. E a Dolorea bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Stein Chirles, barber Robert McOorern.r.SM Foliom
St.in Cliarl.s N . barber Flelschraan * Krick. r 858
Stevi-Iison
Stein Charles W.. carriage trimmings. Idi Storeneon.
r. 21119 Howard
Slein Daniel, stock and bond broker. 442 CallfomU.
r. Gakl.iinl
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INTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUfT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA BRY "SPECIAI.,"
W. B. Chapman, Solo Agent for Paolflo Coast.
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1110
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKUa OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sfeiu Divid, plumber, r. 480
Stein Elizabeth, domestic 2597 Howard
Stein Ernest (Stein Bros.) r. E s Dolores bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Stein Frederick, brewer, r. 149 Dora, rear
Stein Frederick J., clerk C. W. Stein, r. 2319 Howard
Stein Gashie, clothicK, 417 Pacific
Stein George, r.lfiM Bluxome
Stein George, baker, r. 349 Tehama
Stein George H., shoemaker, 3 Washington, r. West
Berkeley
Stein Gustave, waller Otto Johnson, r. 2645 Mission
Stein Henry (Stein Bros.) r. E s Dolores bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Stein Henry, restaurant. 35 Ninth
Stein Henry C, bootmaker C. Dietle, r. West Berke-
ley
Stein Hermann, r. 70 Everett
Stein Jacob H. (J. H. Stein & Co.) r. 1619 Geary
Stein J. H. & Co (Jacob H. Stein and Richard M.
Kearney) cloaks and suits, 716 Market
Stein Joseph, porter, r. 2330 Greenwich
Stein Louis, upholsterer, r. 119 Third
Stein Martin, bookkeeper, r. 1301 Golden Gate Av
Stein Mary Mrs,, r. 1129 Folsom
Stein Marx, peddler, r. 13 Norfolk
Stein Max (Swan & Stein) r. 305 J4 Mason
Stein Michael D., with Daniel Stein, r. Oakland
Stein Morris, tailor, 6M Washington, r. 214 Pacific
Stein Nathan, note teller Wells Fargo & Go's Bank, r.
1814!^ Devisadero '
Stein Otto, chief steward stmr Zealandla, r. 416 Har-
rison
Stein Rachael, crockery, 214 Pacific
Stein Robert, r. 1129 Folsom
Stein Samuel D., blacksmith's helper W. H. Birch &
Co., r. Oakland
STEIN, SIMON & CO.
(Hermann li. Simon, Sylvain Weill
and Liufl^vig Arnstein) importers and
dealers tailors' goods, trimming's and
ladies' cloakings, SE cor Market and
Second. Ne^v York 84 Duane. Paris 28
Rne de la Victoire
Stein Stephen, tanner Laguna Tannery
Stein Valentine, confectioner, r. 149 Dore, rear
Stein Wilhelm, clgarmaker J. W. Shaeffer& Co., r. 704
FolRom
Stein William, laborer, r. 56 Tehama
Stein William, machinist John Wleland Brewing Co.
«»■ Stein. See Steen and Stehn
Steinau Joseph, r. 2724 Mission
Stelnbach Antone, capitalist, r. 1333 Alabama
Stelnbach Frederick H. (Steinbach & Co.) r. 2029
Pine
Steinbach Henry, liquor saloon, 809-811 Kearny, r.
1717 Mason
Steinback John A., watchmaker Barrett & Sher-
wood, and School Director, r. 228 Van Ness Av
Steinbach Oscar, real estate agent, 407 Front, r. Ala-
meda
Steinbach Reinhard F., pastor St. Paul's German
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 1420 Powell
Steinbach Rudolph, real estate, 217 Saneome, room
18. r. Union Clnb
Steinbach & Co. (Frederick H. Steinbach and Mrs.
Rose Rosenfeid) leather dealers, 307 Battery
Steinberg Charles V.. tailor, r. 33 Jessie
Steinberg E., cabinetmaker, 762 Bryant
Steinberg Henry, salesman M. J. Flavin .fe Co., r. 21
Polk
Steinberg Hermann, r. 1 Lincoln PI
Steinberg M, N., r. 208 Sixth
B^ Steinberg. See Stenberg and Sternberg
Steinberger Adolph (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer)
r. 1423 Slitter
Steinberger Adolph (Triest & Co.) r. New York
Steinberger Julius (Steinberger & Kalisher) r. 1613
Slitter
Steinberger Nathan fTrlest k Co.) r. 407 Powell
Steinberger & Kalisker (Julius Steinberger
and Edward Kalisher) commission merchants
and insurance brokers, 24 Santtome
Stelnbrecher Robert, r. 328 Third
Steinbring Charles, with Herman Schreiber, r. 923
Eighteenth
Steinbnhler William, r. 605 Eighteenth
Steindel John, r. 536 Mission
Steindler David M., traveling salesman Reiss Bros.,
r. 306 Stockton
Steindler Henry, clerk, r. 936 McAllister
Steindler Isaac, plumber William C. Forsyth, r. 93C
McAllister
Steinecke Frederick, clerk Peter H. Wulflf, r. TrinidaO
nr Yazoo
Steinecke H. G., apothecary, NW cor Hayes and La-
guua, r. 441 Fell
Steinegger Emil, teacher music, r. 618 Fell
Steinegger Henry, lithographer, r. 618 Fell
Steinegger Robert, assayer, r. 618 Fell
Steinegger Robert A., pictureframer, map
mounter and molding manufacturer, 429 Mont-
gomery, r. 608 Linden Av
Steiner Adolph, draftsman, r. 1104 Market
Steiner Albert, salesman Martin Sachs & Co., r. 1104
Market
Steiner Alexander, waiter, r. 124 Geary
Steiner Benedict, clerk, r. 61^ Eddy
Steiner Carl seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Steiner Edward, waiter, r. .530 Sixth
Steiner Emanuel, dairy, E s Indiana bet Nevada and
Yolo
Steiner Emil, bartender, r. 240 Jessie
Steiner G., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Steiner George, r. 42 }4 Belcher
Steiner Joseph (Steiner & Gamma) r. 431 Pine
Steiner Joseph J., waiter, r. 14 Mason
Steiner Joseph S., clerk, r. 523 McAllister
Steiner K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 536 Mission
Steiner Leopold, drayman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1212
Eddy
Steiner Louis, milker Gordon & Howard, r. San Jos6
Road nr Industrial School
Steiner Nickolas, wines and liquors, 311 Busb
and 1100 Market, r. 2445 H iward
Steiner Oscar, merchant, r. 2.3.31 Fillmore
Steiner Peter, hostler Henry W. Gray & Co.
Steiner Rudolf, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Steiner Samuel (Steiner & Mosk) r. 623 McAllister
Steiner Sanford. tinsmith, r. 265 Jessie
Steiner Sigmund, merchant, r. 1212 Eddy
Steiner Tkeodore, hats and caps, 726 Market, i^
807 Franklin
Steiner Walter, clgarmaker, r. 704 Folsom
Steiner William, baker, r. 323 Fifth
Steiner & Gamma (Joseph Steiner and Frederick
Gamma) proprietors Helvetia Hotel, 431-433 Pine
Steiner & Mogk, merchants (Colusa, Cal.) office 122-
124 Davis
t^ Steiner. See Stiner
Steinfels Charles, butcher, 936 McAllister
Steinhasen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r>
13 Wool, B. H.
Steinhagen Henry, boxmaker, r. 488 Eighth
Stelnbagen P. & Co. (Paul Steinhagen and
Eliphalet A. Minaker) produce commission mer-
chants, 408-410 Davis
Steinhagen Paul (P. Steinhagen & Co.) r. Commercial
Hotel
Steinhart F., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 1408 Golden Gate Av
Steinhart Ignatz, manager Anglo-Calif ornl an
Bank (limited) NE cor Sansome and Pine, r. 916
Sutter K-=^S^
Steinhart Israel (W. & I. Steinhart k Co.) r. New Yort
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHINe
TO OKDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner JHOKX<jiOitC£:KV and StJTHim STS-
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,358,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY JMAH^fJ^ st 1 ^°°^M!.\\'SS"A;b7.28fri«°''"'*^
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Steinhart Jeannetfe. widow, r. 1321 Nntorna
Steinhart Morris, Balesinaii, r. Ahlborn House
Stfinhart W. & I. & Co. (William and Inrael
Steiuhart and Charles Adler, special partmr)
importers and nianufartiirers clothing and men's
furniHliitig goods, 3-5 IJaltery
Steinhart William (W. & I. Steinhart & Co. 1 r. 1090
Post
Steinhauer George 0., shoemnker, r. 33 Howthorne
Steinhanr Louis, laborer, r. I'.IOl Mapon
Stiiiihoff Eliza, widow, bakery and varieties, 40
Grove
Steinhoff Herman, r. 3 Chatham PI
Steinkauip Admendos, bartender, r. NEcor Fifth and
Berry
Steinkanip Charles F., liquor saloon, SE cor Battery
and Sacramento, r. Alameda
Steinkanip Henry, tailor, r. 80:{ Montgomery
Steiukamp J. L.. waiter, r. 531 Sacramento
Steiuman Adelaide, widow, r. 1333 O'Farrell
Steinnian Benjamin Jr., clerk Greenebaum, Weil &
Mlchels, r. 1333 O'Farrell
Steinraan Henry, pressman Report, r. 315 Green
Btelnman Peter (Steinman & Donnelly) r. 830 Pacific
Bteinnian Peter J., bartender, r. 6)4 John
Steinman & Donnelly (Peter Steinman and Patrick
Donnelly) liquor saloon, 319 East
Steinmann August, groceries and liquors, 1113 Fol-
som
Steinmann Frank V., contractor, r. 421 Bush
Steinmann George J., salesman B. Levy & Sons, r.
732 Vallejo
Steinmann John, laborer, r. 922 Battery
Steinmann Peter, hostler, r. 308 Green
Steinmann William, engineer Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co.. r. 922 Battery
Steinmark John, seaman, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Steinmetz A., laborer Am. Sugar Refiiiery, r. 15
Varennes
Steinmetz August, cabinetmaker Louis Kreisi, r. 123
Morris Av
Steinmetz Charles H., chronometer and watchmaker.
1(>9 Montgomery, r. 2915 Sacramento
Steinmetz Hans, tanner, r. San Bruno Road nr Army
Steinmetz Harry, blacksmith, 553 Fifth
Steinmetz Theodore, bookkeeper A. Frei, r. Alameda
Steinmetz Theodore J., foreman drapery dept Charles
M. Pluu & Co., r. 904 Minna
Steinmuller Louis, r. 414 Francisco
Steinoiz Martin, cook Petersen & Juhl
Steinpreiss William, clerk, r. 220 Pacific
Steins Wallace W., molder Enterprise Foundry, r.
8f.3 Folsom
Steinway Edward, salesman R* A. Swain & Co., r.
328 Capp
Steinweg Charles G. baker, r. 974 M Folsom
Stcinwick Samuel, cook, r. 530 Third
Steirlen G., foreman S". F. PlaninKMill, r. 20 Glover
Stelker Xavier, tailor Mann k Benedict, r. 13 Vande-
water
Stella Elizabeth Mrs, r. 69 Everett
Stella Herman, saleKman, r. 11.39 Howard
Biellberg A., engineer, r 317 Bush
Stellenholm H., waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Steller Louis (Lowry & Steller) r. 28 Fell
K7-Steller See Stiller
Stellich William, bartender, r. 724 Mission
Stellin Al., painter 8. P. Co., r. 437 Fifteenth
StellinK Bartol (Stelling Bros.) r 53(; Howard
Stellintr Broth erH, (Battel and John) groceries
and liquors, lliri Folsom
Stelling Brothers (Bartol and Peter) groceries and
liquors. 1401 Stockton
Stelling Brothers (Claus and Martin) groceries and
liquors. lOlfiCliiy
Stelling Brothers (Henry and Bartol) liquor saloon,
164 First
IN the:
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
l.MI'olnKluM A.SI) Uy.M.t.M IS
c A li, r»ii:Ts
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Stelling Brothers (John and Charlwi) grocertea aod
liquors, jnucfion Market and Noe, and 8W cor
FourteeLth and Noh
Stelling Charles (HtellhiK Brna.) and gToc^rira and
liquors, SW cor Fifteenth ami MI»»lon.r. 1(W .N.jc
Stelling Claus (Stelling Bros.) r 1014 Cliy
Stel'ing George, groceries and liquors, NW cor Nine-
teenth and Howard, and 2001 Powell, r.2Q42 Uow-
Brd
Stelling H. i: Brother (Henry 1
27(;() Mission
William) batcben.
Stelling Heury (H. Stelling & Bro.) r. 440 Twenty.
third
Stelling Henry (Stelling Bros.) r. 53.5 Howard
Stelling Henry, driver J. Gundlaoh k Co.. r 914 Capp
Stelling John (Stelling Bros.) r. hH Fifteenth
Stelling Martin (Stelling Bros.) r. I !« WetmorePl
Stelling Peter (Stelling Bro^.l r, UOl Stockton
Stelling Peter, clerk Stelling Bros., r. 84» Fifteenth
Stelling William (H. Stelling & Bro.) r. 814 Twenty-
fourth
Stelling William, bookkeeper, r. Chapultepec nrCoso
Av
Stelljes Herman, groceries and llquora, NW cor Leav-
enworth and Jackson
Stelljes Herman, with Cal. Soda Works, r. fiSO Hayes
Stelliuan Frederick, bartender J. Blohm, r. cor Tay-
lor and Eddy
Stellman John F . r. 719 Clementina
Stellmann John A., groceries and liquorn, ISl Taylor,
r. 2 Willow Av
Stellwag Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Steltiug C, stationery, 245 Seventh
Stelling William A., cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co , r. 245 Seventh
Steltz John T., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 2740
Harrison
Steltzs HbII, 2740 Harrison
Sternberg Samuel, shoemaker, 632)i Bush, r. 118
Prospect PI
Stembrldge John (White & Stembrldge) r. 105 Oer-
niania
Stemler Frederlcka, widow, r. Old Poeple's Home
Stemmer Soloman, miifr gloves, 335 Bush, r. 347
Clementina
Stemmwitz Curl, miller, r. 444 Brannan
Steniwood Sylvester M., stevedore, r. 30 Federal
Stenberg John, foreman Carmen Island Salt Worka,
30 Sacramento, r. 915 Ja'-kson. rear
Stenberg Oscar, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Stenblcht Willlain. niUHkliin, r. I.I.'S Powell
Steubiht A., clerk Dakln Pulilishlng Co., r. Alameda
Steuboin R., senman. r. 116 Berry
Stencil H.. salesman C. Curtln. r. 1934 H Bush
Stencil S, Mrs., r. VXUUt Buah
Stender Charles, tcamsU-r George W. Tindal. r. 5MH
Natoina
htender Herman, photographer, 804 Kearny, r. 1087
Broadway
Stengel Horiibard, carpet layer Gustave Bereon, ».
NW cor Nineteenth aiul Hunchrz
Stenger J»iiies, seaman stmrCollma
Steiihoiise Walter, messenger WelU Fargo k Co.. r.
616 Mason
Stennersen Lars, liquor saloon. 2300 Mneterntb
Stenras W., carpenter, r. 26 FoUoni
Stensland Aiigu».t, seMman. r. I'i3 Jacknon
Stonson Bridget, widow, r 2507 MISKlon
Stenson Edwin, laborer, r. 2.VI7 Mlfulon
HteiiHon John P.. beer bottler, r. 2507 Mlaalon
Stenson M«rla, cook 907 Pine ........
Stenson Robert J., nphoUtery goods. 6.VJ Market, r.
42n Hickory Av ^
Stenson William, teamster, r. 2.'^0. MI«i<lon
Htenstrom Charles, tanner, r. 131 Twenty alxth
Ktepf Johnnna. widow, r. I'i'.'O Pacino
Sieef I.oiilH. locksmith J. Tndl. r. 1220 Paclflc
Ktephan 1-raiicis, tailor, IC.'.H Mluton
ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, BM Mm St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVEH FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe FlttliiifK, nil Kixen.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stephani Aiitoue, trunk maker, r. 34 Clarence PI
plianl Gussie, dressmaker, r. 34 Clarence PI
Stephani Mary Mrs., nurse, r. G22 Taylor
Stepbani Peter, refiner Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 34 Clarence PI
ephens Alexander, molder Union Iron Works, r.
Sierra bet Iowa and Indiana
ephens Anna Miss, shcefltter Kutz & Murr. r. 232
Oak
ephens Charles, bookkeeper Charles Baum, r. 1208
Treat Av
ephens Charles Jr., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1208
Treat Av
ephens F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 229 Elev-
enth
ephens Frederick, miner, r. 65 Natoma
phens George, carpenter, r. 329 Montgomery Av
ephens George, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1747 Mission
ephens Harry, commercial traveler, r. 615 Stockton
ephens Henry H., r. 368 Jessie
ephens John J., attorney at law, 31 Nevada Block,
229 Eleventh
ephens Joseph, r. 326 Pine
ephens Joseph, r. 518 Howard
ephens Lillie, r. 1 O'Farrell Alley
ephens Littlejohn B., r. 418}^ Natoma
ephens Mary J., domestic 605 Farrell
ephens Nelson L., r. 1227 J<i Pierce
ephens Patrick, boots and shoes. 905 Bryant, r. 229
Eleventh
ephens S;imupl (Stephens & Co.) r. Oakland
ephens Samuel, barber, r. 242 Minna
ephens Samuel, clerk E. JouUin. r. 518 Jessie
ephens William, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland
ephens William D.. refiner, r. 2109 Mason
ephens William H., apprentice machinist Union
Iron Works, r. 229 Eleventh
ephens William R. (Stephens & Co.) r. 634 Nine-
teenth
ephens & Co. (Samuel and William R.) fish and oys-
ters, 33 Centre Market
BS^ Stephens. See Stevens
~ ephenson F. W., bookkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 2216SteiDer
ephenson Hattie. widow, r. 2216 Steiner
ephenson J. C. traveling salesman New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co.
ephenson John, waiter, r. 212 First
L-phenson Peter H., coflfee saloon, 214 Grant Av
ephenson Philip, steward, r. 68(1 Harrison
ephenson Robert, wood and coal, 651 Minna
ephenson William B.. r. 1624 Howard
f Stephenson. See Stevenson
ephney Caroline, widow, r. 21fi Grove
ephney Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 143 Natoma
epp Cliarles, proprietor Faust Hall, 16-18 Geary,
r. 207 Leavenworth
epp Frederick W., proprietor The Conven-
tion, NW cor O'Farrell and Grant Av, r. 11 Bag-
ley P!
eppacher Jacob, clerk, r. 310 Stockton
erett Benjamin F., book and job printer, 532
Clay, r. 3040 California
erett Emma V. Mrs., r. 920 Washington
erett William I., foreman B. F. Sterett, r. 3040
California
8^- Sterett. See Sterrett
ergeliuan George, cured meats. 118 Ninth
erliiig Coffee and Spice Mills, A. Schilling
& Co. proprietors, 103-11-2 Market
erling Edward T., clerk, r. 717 Clementina
erling Edwin C. r. ]l:« Val^■ncia
STEELING FURNITDRE CO. r. «. d.v..
president, L. F. Haskell secretary, fur-
niture and carpets, 18-!iO Sutter, fac-
tory SE cor Seventeentli and Folsoni
Sterling George, foreman planing mill, r. 7G5 Bryant
Sterling Hiram, with Juson Springer & Co., r. 717
Clementina
'Sterling J., yardman Piic. Rolling Mill
sterling John, rlerk. r. 3.'>8 Clementina
Sterling Joseph, merchant, r. 219 H Elm Av
Sterling Nellie, widow, r. 137 Ivy Av
ttar sterling. See Stirling
Stemiau Herman, carpenter Pac. Imp. Co., r. Menlo
Park
Stermiin Louise, r. 79 Jessie
Stern A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Stern Abraham (Charles Colman & Co.) r. 309 Powell
Stern Abraham (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leaven-
worth
Stern Abraham, pawnbroker, 644 Clay, r. 1307 Larkln
Stern Charles K., salesman Commercial Tea Import-
ing Co., r. 1310 Jackson
Stern David (David Stern * Sons) r. 1106 Eddy
STEEN DAVID & SONS
(Da-vid, Louis B. and Henry) real estate
agents. Uousebrokers, auctioneers and
rent collectors, 333 Montifomery,
branch office 508 Valencia
Stern Eliza Mrs., r. 1024 Larkin
Stern Frederick, salesman, r. 1509 Geary
Stern Henry (David Stern & Sous) r. 1024 Larkin
Stern Herman, cigar dealer, r 2005 Buchanan
Stern Jacob (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leavenworth
Stern Jacob, salesman, r 335 O'Farrell
Stern Jacob W. (J. W. Stern & Co.) r. 226Ji Nine-
teenth
Stern Joseph (J. W. Stern & Co.) r. 517a Fell
Stern Joseph, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 304
Hyde
Stern J. W. & Co. (Jacob W. and Joseph Stern) jew-
elry, 3:t5 Bush
Stern. Loeb & Co., merchants (Los Angeles) oflSce 219
Bush ♦
Stern Louis (Levi S'riuss & Co.) r. 621 Leavenworth
Stern Louis, butcher, 1053 Howard
Stern Louis B. (David Stern & Sons; r. 1106 Eddy
Stern Moses, r. 1509 Geary
Stern Moses (Heineraan & Stern) r. 1310 Larkin
Stern Moses, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1418 Sutter
Stern Moses L., clerk Adolph Sullivan, r. 2005 Bu-
chanan
Stern Moses M., freight agent Canadian Pac. Ry., r.
222 Montgomery, r. 2110 California
Stern Philip, merchant, r. 1418 Sutter
Stern Samuel, clerk, r. NW cor Post and Montgomery
Stern Sigmund (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leaven-
worth
Stern Sigmund, mnfr shirts, r. 1526 Powell
Sternau Charles, traveling salesman, r. 827 Polk
Sternau Herman L., with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 827
Polk
Sternberg Csesar. saloon keeper, r. 912 Clay
Sternberg Charles, r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg David L., peddler, r. 248 Clara
Sternberg Ephraim, clothing, 354 Fourth
Sternberg Fritz, master mariner, t. iSh South Park
Sternberg Jacob, shoemaker, r. 248 Clara
Sternberg Louis, barker, r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg Morris, tailor, 7 Spring, r. 297 Clementina
Sternberg P. J., cook, r. 2619 Washington
8^~ Sternberg. See Steinberg
Sterndale H. M. Mrs., widow, r. 512 Mason
Sternfeld Adolph (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.) r. New
York
Sternfeld Brothers & Co. (Morris and Adolph Stern-
feld) leather dealers. !i43 Market
Sternfeld Levi, r. 1328 Ellis
Sternfeld Morris (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.) r. 1718 Geary
Sternfels Bernard H. (Lachman & Sternfels) r. 1709
Geary
£VEK¥ I>£S( BIPTIOHr OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COS. THIRD.
DIXON, BOBGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
[wAs^N?T?N ST. IProjrietors of the OrleaBs Vineyanl
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Sternhpim Samuel (Wangenheim, Sternhelm Ai Co.)
r. 17J8 BuPh
St.MUitzky Kbeluhold. tanner, r. 2529 Bryant Av
Sterreti JoBeph A., ealesiuan F. S. Chadbuurne & Co.,
r. llfi Turk
lar sterrett. See Sterett
Stetm.n Albert L., salesruan Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
.sun, r. 1801 Van Ness Av
Stetson Daniel, cardriver, r.624 Fourth
titets in Edward Gray (Stetson & Houghton) r. San
Rafael
Stef.ion George R., clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r.
Cikland
Stetson G. W.. r. 305 Bush
StetKon James B.. treasurer Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1801 Van Ness Av
Stetson John W. (Stetson & Adams) r. 3C2 Brannan
St. tson Wilfred, tailor, r. 315 Ellis
Stetson William W., secretary Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Co.. 57 Nevada Block, r. 2233 Howard
Stetson * Adams (John W. Stetson and Walter H.
Adams) draymen, 409 Battery
Stetson <& Houirhton (Edward Gray Stetson and
R. E. Houghton) attorneys at law, 508 California,
rooms 18-20
Sfetfheimer M. R., bookkeeper, r. 1104 Market
Stettin Herman, stamping and designing. 732 Sutter
Stettin Herman Mrs., embroideries and regallae, 732
Sutter
Stetzer Martin, waiter Joseph Straub
Steuart Irvine, merchandise broker, 218 California,
r. 610 Sutter
Steuart Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. S. F. Girls' Union
Steuart Sjmuel, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 390
Francisco
Steuart Street House, Daniel McKiernan proptr, 104
Steuart
Steuart William, carpenter, r. 123 Eddy
!»■ Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Ste\ideman Augustina, widow, r. 1223 Jones
Steuer George A., laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
lai.d
I Stevedores' Protective Union, 818 Howard
I Stevens A., helper George E. Belmor
! Stevens Adalbert, teamster, r. 544 H Natoma
i Stevens Alexander S.. bookkeeper Kahn Bros., Bine i
Co., r. 236 Taylor
Stevens Alva O., tailor Richard Finking, r. 2900 Sac-
ramento
Stevens Arthur, cabinetmaker, r. 408 Natoma
' Stevens Augustus K., secretary Sutter Street
Railroad, SE cor Siitt r and Polk, r. 1907 Bush
Stevens Barney, r. 215 Perry
Stevens Benjamin F., machinist, r. 40)^ Zoe
Stevens Calvin C, teamster Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 679
Harrison
Stf;veii8 Carl, waiter, r. 1019 Market, rear
Stevms Catherine, widow, r. 1319 !« California
Stev ns CharlfS. boilermaker, r. 126 Silver
Stevens Charles, fish dealer, r. Theresa nr Mission
Road
■ Stevens Charles, laborer, r. Tilden nr South Brod-
erick
\ Stevens Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 14
Stanly PI
Stevens Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
' Stevens Charles, secretary Free Public Jjlbrary,
New City Hall. r. 534 Bush
Stevens Charles K.. machinist John K. Blgelow, r. 37
Minna
Stevens Charles L., foreman, r. 757 Folsom
Stevens (Jharles M., seaman, r. 1010 Montgomery
Stevens Colman. r.624 Brannan
' Stevens C. W. Mrs., r. 309 Mason
Stevens Edgar. Boliceman. r. 1047 Mission
Stevens Edgar R.. Bilesman H. Dutard, r. 1115 Twen-
ty.first
Stevens Edward, actor, r. 1001 Pine
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
I MOST news:
I lOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADMTISEiffENTS :
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
SEj^T CTJsmoisrs,
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE.
M.triK To olll.f II Ion
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS; ETC,
641. 643. 645 and 847 MARKET STREET.
Stevens Edward. lmrien.lcrr.fi«2H Broadway
Stevens Edward. hin«Kh.>rem«n, r. 9% Welah
Sievens Elisha, r. :);« Fifth
Stevens Elizalieth. widow, r. H Rtuacb
Stevens Kllen. widow, r. Chenery nr lUndall |
Stevens Emma O.. teacher muaic. r. I.'rf* Sllvrr
Stevens Frank, florist Charles M. Leop<jld. r. 1313 '
Hyde i
SteveL's Frank, liquor saloon, 1719 MlMlnn
Stevens Frank, painter, r. 215 Kearny
Stevens Frank M.. manager Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co., r. 2327 Fillmore
Stevens Frederick, laborer Am. Sugar Beflncry, r. 507 I
Mission
Stevens Frederick, seaman, r. 504 Davis '
Stevens Oeor|;e, Importer wluea and llquora, 318 I
Front, r. 1911 Baker
Stevens George, policeman, r. 5l;i Flft«enth
Stevens George, teamster, r. 344 Fifth
Stevens George A., engineer, r. 224 Greenwich
Stevens George F., bill clerk Goldberg, Bowen k Co.,
r. 1911 Baker
Stevens CJeorge H., machinist, r. H.'i7 Harrison
Stevens George J., miner, r. 451 Bryant
Stevens Hattie A., widow, r. 1712 Clay
Stevens Henrietta W,. widow, r. l.'>9 Silver
Stevens Henry, r. Randall nr Whitney
Stevens Henry, calker. r. 110.") Montgomery
Stevens Henry C, briiklayer. r. 2327 rlllmore
Stevens Henry H., dentist, 1310 Mission
Stevens Henry L., millhand A. Wasbbaro, r. 34
Louisa
Stevens Horace H., r. 807 Halght
Stevens Horatio N., manager telegraph dept 8. P.
Co.. NEcor Fourth and Townsend, r. 224 Fair
Oaks
Stevens James, r. 51 Third
Stevens James, r. 200 Stockton
Stevens James, carrlagemaker H. E. Holme* & Co.. r.
512 Fell
Stevens James, clerk, r. 146 Natoma
Stevens James, plumber, r. 713 ^ I'nion
Stevens James C, blacksmith, r. 512 Fell
Stevens James F., plumber Charles J. Rellley, r.
i:il9M California
Stevens James F., salesman, r 1211 Twenty second
Stevens James W.. city agent Manhattan Life Ins.
Cn., 3 Nevada Block, r. 619^ Fell
Stevens J. J., phv^ician, 36 Geary
Stevens John. r. 1.36 Filth
Stevens John, r. 1400 Montgomery
Stevens John, bookbinder HIcka fc Judd. r. l:il»H
California
Stevens John, engineer tug Sea Witch, r. 39 Hoff Av
Stevens John, rigger Shean & McKenile. r. 15 Uaiup-
ton PI
Stevens John H., manager .£tna Life Inauranea
Co.. 315 CHlifciniia. r. Oakland
Stevens John R.. currier C<>rneliua ODonnell, r. 814
Third
Stevens John W., carpenter, r. 418 Clementina
Stevens John W. clerk ticket audltor'a ofBce 8. P.
Co.. r. 224 Fair Oaks
Stevens John W., marble pollaher John Daniel k
Co., r. 3 Latham PI
Stevens Joseph, marhlnlsl. r. 5726 Uowar.1
Stevens Jot-eph. htenograpber Alexander IleyDeniatiD,
r. 146 N.iKmis
Stevens Joseph A., teamster, r. 1319 )« California
Stevens Julia, domestic filO Eddy
.Stevens K el I h lev B., r. 35 WaahlngloD At
Stevens l.(mls, clerk, r. 109 Harllott
Sievens LiK-y. wld-iw, r 1312 Hyde
Stevens Margaret J.. wMow. r. U<« Natoma
StevouH Martin (Solomona * Stcvena) 230 Mont-
gomery, room 3
Stevens Martin Mrs. r. 7i.3H Hyde
Stevens Martin V.. grorerlen and H<iO"r«. 98 Stelner
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All Sixes unci >iuiiib«'iti.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Steveiia Mary Mrs., r. 'Sin.i MiBsion
StevfUB Patrick, assistant storekeeper School Depart-
ineut, r. 4'JO Pacific
Stev.ns Patrick-, boatman, and extranian Hose No. 9,
Larue's Wbarf
Stevens P. E., carpenter, r. 209 Leidesdorfif
Stevens Pleasant A., engineer, r. 11 Freelon
Stevens Richard, waiter Handley House
Stevens Robert J., engineer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
558 Howard
Stevens Robert J. Jr., soldermaker Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., r. 558 Howard
Stevens Samuel, laborer, r. 15 Hampton PI
Stevens Samuel C, r. Lick House
Stevens Sherman V., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil
& Michels. r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Stevens Theodore L., machinehand Hobbs, Wall &
Co.. r. 159 Silver
Stevens Thomas Mrs., confectionery, 1424 Market
Stevens Wesley F., mining, 330 rine, rooms 46-47, r.
632 Market
Stevens William E. (Yates & Co.) r. 1201 Hyde
Stevens William E., agent Cal. Pottery and Terra
Cotta Co., r. 1722 Washington
Stevens William F.. attorney at law, 641 Merchant,
room 10, r. 1860^ Stevenson
Stevens William J., machinist Union Works, r. 14
Stanly PI
Stevens William H., clerk, r. 216 Hickory Ay
Stevens William H., clerk general passenger and
ticket dept 8. P. Co., r. Oakland
Stevens W. S., agent C. M. Webber & Co. (Chicago)
office 22 California, r. San Jos^
Stevens & Redford (George Stevens and William Red-
ford) liquor saloon, 1028 Battery
J^T' Stevens. See Stephens
Stevenson A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stevengon A. M., shipping and commission
merchant, 214 California, r. 711 Jones
Stevenson Andrew, bookkeeper I. Graham & Co., r.
2501 Larkin
Stevenson Andrew, laborer, r. E 8 Minnesota bet So-
lano and Butte
Stevenson B., commission merchant, r. 711 Jones
Stevenson Building, SW cor California and Mont-
gomery
Stevenson C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Borland
Stevenson Charles C. Jr., secretary Gardiner Mill Co.,
22 California, r. San Rafael
Stevenson Charles T., clerk Pac. Insurance Union, ,r.
702 M Bush
Stevenson Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Eearny
Stevenson Eva J., r. 848 Folgom, rear
Stevenson Fred T., with Thomas Day & Co., r. Berk-
eley
Stevenson George, r. 513 Fifteenth
Stevenson George S., driver, r. 216 Dorland
Stevenson James, r. 54 Sacramento
Stevenson James, buyer W, B. Sumner & Co., r. 200
Stockton
Stevenson James, clerk 8. F. Laundry, r. 612 Seven-
Stevenson James C, plasterer, r. 19 Bonita
Stevenson John, chief engineer strar City of Sidney
Stevenson John, machinist, r. 27 Minna
Stevenson John E., machinist Tatum k Bowen, r. 739
Folsom
Stevenson John J. (Stevenson & Longwill) r. 827J4
Eddy
Stevenson John W., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Stevenson Jonathan D., attorney at law and
claim agent, 628 Montgomery, room 6, r. 2109 Van
Ness Av
Stevenson Lesnder, painter, r. 49 Natoma
Stevenson Mary, widow, r. 728 Sixteenth
, Stevenson Milley R., widow, r. 2209 Geary
I Stevenson Peter, messenger John Cooper, r. 232 Minna
Stevenson Richard, chief clerk purchasing dept S. P.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Towuseud, r. Berkeley
Stevenson Robert, r. 309 B^iy
Stevenson Robert, baker Fields' Biscuit and Cracker
Co., r. 614 H Minna
Stevenson Robert, laborer, r. 19 Hinckley
Stevenson Robert, stockbroker, 331 Montgomery,
room 21, r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson Samuel, r. 204 Valencia
Stevenson S. J., cook, r. 606 Montgomery
Stevenson Tbomas. clerk Wm. H. Rouse & Co., r. 115
Kearny
Stevenson Thomas, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 226
Twenty-eighth
Stevenson Thomas G., machinist Empire Foundry, r.
828 Howard
Stevenson Walter W., driver Goldberg, Bowen b Co.,
r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson William, carpet weaver, r. NW cor Capp
and Twenty-fifth
Stevenson k Longwill (John J. Stevenson and John
Longwill) wholesale dealers fancy goods,
notions, etc., 5.S9 Market
t^" Stevenson. See Stephenson
Steventon Job, finisher F. Thomas, r. 418 Duncan
Stever Curt, lodgings, 514 Bush
Steves George, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Steward Benjamin F , carriage maker, r. 438 J4 Jessie
Rear
Steward Henry, chimney sweep, r. 816 Buchanan
Steward L. A., dressmaker, r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Valen< ia
Steward Thomas, engineer, r. 28 Hawthorne
Steward William, laborer, r. 1031 Army
Stewart A. L., with Fulton Iron Works, r. 633 Steven-
son
Stewart Alexander, r. 969 Howard
Stewart A. Milton, joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 25
Stevenson Av
Stewart Andrew, teamster Hegler, Johnson & Co., r.
25 Stevenson Av
Stewart Andrew G., machinist, r. 2.30 Thirteenth
Stewart Annie, widow, r. 20 Bruce PI
Stewart Annie M. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Stewart Archibald, upholsterer, r. 18 First
Stewart Benjamin, r. 20 Buss
Stewart Carl L., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 539
O'Farrell
Stewart Charles, r. 1421 Hyde
Stewart Charles, agent Keystone Wringer Co.
Stewart Charles, attorney at law, 240 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Stewart Charles, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Stewart Charles, gardener, r. 2709 Larkin
Stewart Charles, longshoreman, r. 546 Mission
Stewart Charles, teamster, r. 221}^ Tenth
Stewart Charles, assistant U. S. Signal Service, r. 2614
Polk
Stewart Charles E., clerk James G. Fair. 230Montarom-
ery, r. 138 Fair Oaks
Stewart Charles E., jeweler R. W. Jackson, r. 407
Minna
Stewart Charles M., compositor Bulletin
Stewart Charles M., machinist Presidio RB., r. 1308
Green
Stewart Charles S.. colonel U. S. A., r. 1918 Sacra-
mento
Stewart C. R., r. 513 Jones
Stewart David, expressman, r. 2335 Pine
Stewart David, stonecutter, r. 24 Turk
Stewart David, longhhoreman, r. 122 Howard
Stewart David, with J. Fairweather, r. 407 Steiner
Stewart David Mrs., widow, r. 1321 J^ Steiner
Stewart David E., bartender Horace Jackson, r. 931
Sacramento
Stewart D. J., r. 1312 Pine
Stewart Ellen, lodgings, 248 Fourth
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Stewart Emma Mrs., bakery, '2912 Sixteenth
Stewart Kenlinaiid 8. C. r. Gu.i Orecn
ewart Frames A., widow, r. 903)4 Guerrero
Stewart Trauk, clerk, r. 7'Jl Grove
Stewart George, lumbermau, r. 411 Clementina
Stewart George, real estate agent, C52 Market, r. 721
Grove
Stewart George A., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 27o".t Larkin
Stewart George D. B., reporter, r. 110 Silver
Stewart George E., clerk Wella Fargo & Co., r. 207
Powell
Stewart George W., bookkeeper Frank P. Lataon
Stewart George W., clerk, r.W s Eleventh Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Stewart Granville Q. telegraph operator, r. 405 Hyde
Stewart Granville W., assistant manager Pac. Pine
Lumber Co., oflSce cor Third and Berry, r. 600
Bush
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart Henry, r. 22-'0 Geary
Stewart Henry, laborer, r. 621 Pacific
Stewart Henry, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Stewart Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stewart Henry J., restaurant, 506 Howard, r. 516 How-
ard, rear
Stewart H. J., teacher mueic, r. 1613 Hyde
Stewart H. J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1513 Hyde
Stewart Isabella, r. 248 Fourth
Stewart Jacob, r. 1922 Stevenson
Stewart James, carpenter, r. 232 Fourth
Stewart James, cashier The State Investment and In-
surance Co., 218-220 Sansome. r. 1011 Pierce
Stewart James, driver Central RR.
Stewart James, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Stewart Jennie Mrs., liquor saloon. SEcor Sutter and
Central Av
Stewart Jessie M. Miss, teacher Union Primary School
r. East Oakland
Stewart John, calker, r. 616 Harrison
Stewart John, carpenter, r. 110 Silver
Stewart John, carpenter, r. 128 Perry
Stewart John, fireman, r. E s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Stewart John, laborer, r. 19 Georgia
Stewart John, stableman, r. 1236 Bush
Stewart John, traveling salesman I. S. Van Winkle &
Co., r. Abbotsford Hou'e
Stewart John C, baker, r. 18}^ Clinton
Stewart John C harnessmaker, r. 1111 Montgomery
Stewart John C. Jr., laborer, r. 18k Clinton
Stewart John R.. cardriver. r. 402M Sixth
Stewart John W , conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 208
Central Av
Stewart Jolin W., superintendent California and
Nevada Ice Co., 356 Tehama, r. 1116 Twenty first
Stewart Jonathan R., merchandise broker, 212 Sacra-
mento, r. 1014 Union
Stewart Julius H., engineer Golden State and Miners
Iron Works
Stewart L.. engineer, r. 54 First
Stewart Lil.bie, widow, furnished rooms, 721 Bush
Stewart AI. Miss, real estate and general busi-
ness agent, 1028 Market
Stewart Maggie Miss, saleslady Goldman & Son,r. 618
Gnerrero
Stewart Martha, widow, r. 1321 M Golden Gate Av
Stewart Mary, widow, r. 13 Lynch
Stewart Mary, domestic 1030 Dolores
Stewart Ri( hard P., gripman Market St. RR., r. 220
Devisadero
Stewart Robert, clerk T. H. Dowling & Co.
Stewart Robert, foreman Bisslnger it Co., r. Berkeley
Stewart Robert, sausagemaker George Dutchler, r. 316
Tehama
Stewart Robert W., engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E 8 Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
EXANIINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
LARGE:]T TYPE FOUNBEES, PALMER & REY;?^
W. & J. SLOAN E & CO.
Contracts Made witli Hot^'ls fur
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS.
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Stewart Samuel, laundryman B F. Laundry
Stewart Samuel P., r. 1045 Market
Stewart Silns D., printer The Uccideut Priattng I
House, r. 11 William
Stewart Simon, r. 449 Clementina
Stewart Stephen A., laborer, r. IHH Clinton
Stewart Sylvester, r. 243 Fourth
Stewart Sylvester C, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. '
640 Howard I
Stewnrt Susan, widow, r. 1922 Stevenaon
Stewart Thomas (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1712 Turk I
Stewart Thomas, carpenter, 30 Norfolk |
Stewart Thomas, engineer, r. 356 Clementina i
Stewart Thomas, gripman Market ht. BR., r. 2001 Me- '
Alllster j
Stewart Thomas, stevedore, r. 1111 Monlgomfry '
Stewart Thomas, teamater William C. Ordway
Stewart Thomas Jr. .wheelwright, r. 1111 Montgomery
Stewart Thomas B. Kev., pastor Second United Pres-
byterian Churcli, r. 817 Guerrero |
Stewart Thomas U., machine operator Main k Win- i
Chester, r. 1851 Stevenson I
Stewart Yirginle Miss, teacher Columbia Orammar
School, r. 90354 Guerrero |
Stewart Wallace, r. 629)4 Natonia ,
Stewart Walter J., secretary Excelsior Wat^r and |
Mining Co., 215 Sansome, room 8, r. Eaat Oakland i
Stewart Warren A., butcher, r. 1308 Onen
Stewart w. p , real estate, r. 2.V25 Market I
Stewart William, driver, r. 243 Fourth I
Stewart William, kitcbenhand. r. Bonanza Houie
Stewart William, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1321 H |
Golden Gate Av ]
Stewart William, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 1308
Green
Stewart William, porter E. Martin k Co., r. Oakliod
Stewart William, salesman Whittier, Fuller 4 Co., r. |
633 Stevenson i
Stewart William A., driver J. N. Davla, r. 8 • Twen-
ty-sixth bet Sanchez and Noe
Stewait William A., macbiuist Fulton Iron Worka. r. j
16)4 Oak Grove Av ,
Stewart William A., paper cutter Schmidt Label and .
Litho. Co.. r. 1851 Stevenson I
Stewart William G., marhiulst, r. «30 Howard
Stewart William H., driver, r 299)4 Clementina
Stewart William R., htevedore, r. 1017 Battery
Stewart William T.. transferer Schmidt Label and
Litho Co.. r. Aii^erican Exrhani/e Hotel
Stewuri i!k Burklfv (Tbomaa Stewart and Daniel
Buckley) fruit and commlaalon merchant*. 513
Sansome
OET" Stewart. See Steuarl and Stuart
Stewart^on R. K.. merchant (Nevadal r. IMS Bu-
chanan
Sttchler Martina, widow, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av, rear
Stickle Quartz Mining Co. (Calavraa Co.. Cal.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Monlgomory, room 7
Stickleson Charles, r. 22.'> Tenth
Stickleson Ellen, grocerlea. 22^ Tenth
Stickleson Frank, aaslsUnt OConnor, Muffatl A Co ,
r. 22.') Tenth
Stlckney Benjamin W.. foreman Palmer k Key, r.
Oakland „ . ,
htleber Daniel lOppenhelmer * StIebrrI r. 6*0 Jeaale
Stleber Henry (Charles Slappeubeok \ Co.) f. U9
Stevenson
Stlefel Arnold, salesman Sachs Br.«. k Co.. r. 304
Stockton
Stlefel Oottlob. wlneronker. r. 130 Julian At
Stlefel LoulH (Sachs Bros. & Co ) r. New York
Stiegler Albentina. widow, r. 31 Mono, rear
Stieglltz Georae E.. Jeweler, r. 2rt Pearl
Slieulltz M. Mrs. widow, r.vr. Pearl
Sfleglilz Herman, chrk Krellng Bros., r. 2(! Pearl
Sfleglitz Jolin. Interpreter, r. S'.'rt Keari.y
Sfieulltz Oifo. clerk Kreling llr.« . r. W Pearl
Stiei)er MarcuK, laLorer, r. 10)* Decatur
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AI-L. SIZKS.
809, 811, 813, 816 and 817 MARKET STBEET
Stier Anton, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
S'ier Ernest F., harnessmaker, 550 Fourth
«?• Stier. See Steere
Stierer Maurice, barber, 1424 Polk. r. Presnott House
Stierlen F L.Mrs., news stand, 1048 Howard
StiMrlen George, luillman, r. 20 Glover
Stierlen John, machinist A. Washburn, r. 115 Morris
Av
Stierlin George A., bookkeeper Belloc & Co., r. 405
Geary
Stievler Jacob, boots and shoes. 502 Pacific
B^ Stiger. See Steiger
Stlgliano Horatio, musical Instrument repairer, 826
Pacific
Stiles J. M., carpenter and builder, r. 719 Valencia
Stiles M. L. Mrs., notions, 719 Valencia
Stiles Walter, molder, r. 863 Folsom
Stiles William, inventor, r. 8 Potter
Stiles William E. B., contractor and builder, r. 709
Minna
C?" Stiles. See Styles
Still Charles W., carpenter, r. I.'i09 Steiner
Still William, stonecutter, r. 17 Polk
Still William G., canvasser, r. 509 J^ Leavenworth
Stillberger Barbara, widow, r. 8 August Alley, rear
Stiller Paul B., liquor saloon, 225 Clay, r. Oakland
^ Stiller. See bteller
Stillnian Alfred, general manager Pacific Insur-
ance tJuion, 307 Sansome, r. 1898 Broadway
Stillman Charles, bookkeeper Hills & Twing, r. 317
Ellis
Stillman Stanley, physician, r. 1898 Broadway
Stillwell Amos, hostler City RR., r. 1829 Mission
Stillwell Giff jrd, driver City RR., r. 113 Fourteenth
Stillwell Samuel, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r.317 Eddy
Stilwell Harry L., commercial traveler, r. 513 Grove
Stilwell Henry C. (Bartling, Phillips & Stilwell) r.
East Oakland
Stimers Alexander A., salesman, r. 915 Market
Stimpson James, painter, r. 837 Folsom
Stimpson Joseph, plasterer, r. 517 Twenty-sixth
Stimpson M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1813 Polk
Stimson Albert S., real estate. 759 Market, r. 605
Hayes
Stlncen Alice M. Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Stincen Ella Miss, r. NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Stincen Emma E. Miss, principal Whittier Primary
School, r. NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Stinohfield Earl S., bartender, r. 6 O'Farrell
Stlndt Herman, clerk William Sorensen, r. 1013 Mc-
Allister
Stiner Oscar, with Hyman & Co., 120 Sansome
Stiner Samuel (M. Hyman & Co.) r. New York
i^" Stiner. See Steiner
Stinger James, seaman stmr Starbuck
Stinson George, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Stinson Harry S., shipping clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r.
806 Filbert
Stinson James, train baggagemaster S. P. Co., foot
Market, r. Oakland
Stinson John J., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Illi-
nois bet Michigan and Sierra
Stinson Newton, laborer, r. 124 Silver
Stinson Patrick, r. E s Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Stinson Pearson, butcher Wiersbitzky & Smith, r. 6
Jackson
Stinson Perry, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 806
Filbert
Stinson William H., collection teller Anglo-Callfo-
nian Bank, r. 806 Filbert
Stipp G. H. Warren, manager Pac. Shorthand Insti-
tute, 8(J9 Market, r. 417 Larkin
Stirling Frederick R., painter, r. 1018 Howard
Stirling George, clerk, r. 1018 Howard
Stirling John F.. accountant, r. 60i5 O'Farrell
Stirling Lottie Miss, r. 1018 Howard
Stirling Thomas, drBftsiiian. r. 1018 Howard
B^ Stirling. See Sterling
Stitchcl Carl, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 10 Pres-
ton PI
Stitt James, electrician, r. 1228 Mission
Stilt John H., carriagemaker Robert Stitt, r. 40
Everett
Stitt Robert, carriage manufacturer, 142 Minna and
(>45-647 Mission, r. 40 Everett
Stitt Robert A., carriagemaker Robert Stitt, r. 46
Everett
Stivers C. A., physician, 634 Washington, r. 730 Union
Stivers Daniel A. (Henry F. Stivers & Son) r. East
Oakland
Stivers Henry F. (Henry F. Stivers & Son) r. Ala-
meda
Stivers Henry F. & Son (Henry F. and Daniel A.)
lumber inspectors, 104 Market and 3 California
Stivers Lafayette, r. 1701 Stockton
Stix John, gardener, r. 1008 Green
Stoakes Benjamin F., melter U. S. Mint, r. San Lean-
dro
e^ stoakes. See Stokes
Stobener William, gardener, r. 1110 Hyde
Stobing William, delivery clerk Edward F. Cluin,
and extraman Engine 12, r. 101 Commercial
Stock and Bond Exchange, J. R. K. Nuttall secretary,
22 Merchant Exchange
Stock Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stock Edward, r. 619 Third
Stock Edward- R., clerk letter dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. .529 Taylor
Stock Ernest C. managing editor Call. r. 617 Jones
Stock John E., packer, r. 426 Shotwell
Stock Schuyler C. clerk Chronicle, r. Hotel Pleas-
anton
Stockbridge William, upholsterer, r. 222M Fourth
Stocken M., cook Palace Hotel
Stocker Joseph, barber Jacob Heinz Jr., r. 1424 Pow-
ell
Stocker William, liquor saloon, SE cor Post and
Buchanan r. 1631 Post
Stocker Wil'iam Jr. shoemaker, r. 1635 Post
Stockfleth John, master stmr Crescent City, r. 135
Bartlett
Stockfleth Peter O., clerk, r. 819 Twentieth
Stockfleth William, shademaker E. M. Gaskin, r. 819
Twentieth
StocUinj^ Fred M., assistant manager Overland
Monthly. 420 Montgomery, r. 2511 Octavia
Stocking A.'W., oiler stmr City of Peking
Stockinger Anne Mrs., r. 656 Natoma, rear
Stockinger Henry, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
656 Natoma, rear
Stockman John M., draftsman, r. 383 San Jose Av
Stockman Joseph, clerk, r. 86 Everett
Stockman Ralph, clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
San Leandro
Stockmann August, pleating and buttonholes, 262
Tehama
Stockmann Cornelia, dressmaker, r. 262 Tehama
Stockmann Rudolph, rigger, r. 262 Tehama
Stockmere G.. gripman Sutter St. RR.
Stockmeyer Adolphus, musician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 306 H Octavia
Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad Co., Wlllard V.
Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 48
Stockton and San Francisco Packet Co., office Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Stockton and Sin Francisco River Express, Van Pelt
& Kelton proptrs, 418 Sacramento
Stockton E. A., proptr Novelty Wood Works. 819
Bryant, r. 4:« Fifth
Stockton Elizabeth, widow, r. 1016 Pine
Stockton Gag, liight and Heat Co., Alfred
T. Eastland secretary, San Francisco office 604
Commercial
LOWEST PEIOES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
!&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.!».s^.^t?»st
Prodarm of tho only
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Stockton Line Steamers, Cal. Steam Navigation Co
Washiugton St. Wharf
Btockton Line Steamers, Cal. Transportation Co.,
office NW cor Jackson and East
Stockton Millint; Co., SIgmund Schwabacher
preBldent, C. Victor De Lorme secretary, 319 Call-
fornla
Stockton Planlnijf Mill, general house and mill
work, A. Washburn proprietor, S s Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
Stockton Street House, H. W. Weiss & Co. pro-
prietors, 21H-21H Stockton
Stockton William W., electrician, r. 2223 Post
Btockwell James H. (Stockwell & Co.) r. Alameda
Stockwell Jonas P., salesman, r. 621 Bush
Stockwell Jonas P. Mrs., proptr Loreston House, 621-
623 Bush
Stockwell Lora W., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r. 702J4 Bush
Stockwell vt Co. (James H. Stockwell and William T.
Bagpett) proptrs S. F. Daily Law Journal, 320
Snnsome, rooms 40-41
Stockwitz George, compositor, r. 250 Fourth
Stockwitz Morris, gents' furnishing goods. 250 Fourth
Stockwitz Theodore, clerk Morris Stockwitz, r. 250
Fourth
Stoda John, bricklayer, r. 21 Hawthorne
Stoddard Benjamin, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works,
r. 648 Mission
Stoddard B. E. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School,
r. 426 Sutter
Stoddard Charles P., baggage master S. P. Co., r. East
Oakland
Stoddard Frank, boxmaker 8. F. Box Co., r. 105
Langton
Stoddard Henry, lastmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
719 Vallejo
Stoddard J., oiler stmr City of Sydney
Stoddard James H., laborer, r. 508 Post
Stoddard John D., butcher, r. 105 Lacgton
Stoddard Julia E., widow, r. 42(i Sutter
Stoddard Rose, housekeeper, 811 Hyde
Stoddard S., teamster Le Kov Brundage, r. 300 Fourth
Stoddard Samuel B., r. 807 Bush
Stoddard Thompson, peddler, r. N s Sweeney nr San
Bruno Road
Stoddard William, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 105
Langton
Stoddard William, tanner, r. N s Sweeney nr San
Bruno Road
Stoddart Archibald C, physician and surgeon, 400
Geary (and Stoddart Bros.) r. 1237 Geary
Stoddart Brothers (James and Archibald C.)
druggists, NW cor Geary and Mason, and propri-
etors Geyser Springs Hotel
Stoddart James (Stoddart Bros.) r. Edinburgh, Scot-
land
Stoddart John H., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Stoddart Sarah Mrs., r. 334 Ellis
Stodolski Lorenz, baker, r. 444 i^ Natoma. rear
Stoecker .\ugustus C, lithographer, r. 508 Grove
Stoecker Theodore, salesman Bamberger & Eaemp-
fer, r. 151 Second
Stoeckert Michael, machinist I. C. J. Truman, r. 724
Mission
Stoeker George, brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Stoer George (Wohlke & Stoer) r. 1221 York
Stoermann P. Edward (Stoermann & Howard) r. East
Oakland
Stoermann & Howard (P. Edward Stoermann
and Charles M. Howard) proprietors Drucker's
Oakland and San Francisco Express Co., 15
Market
Stoermer F. R., photographer, r. 410 Kearny
Stoesel Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 134 Fourth
Stoeton Marie L., furnislied rooms. 468 Sixth
Stoet^er Albert C, clerk Belmont Hotel, r. NE cor
Fifth and Brannan
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MOST Gir.CULATIO:} ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS i
W. & J. SLOANE & CO,
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
LKABING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY;-:
Stoetxer Ed, proprietor The Belmont Hotel NF
cr Fifth and Hrannan
Stoetz< r O. F.. r. .''iSl Fifth
Stoevcn TbliB, liquor bhIdod, lf,27 Powell
Stoever Henry. Cslifornia wineH.NE cor Howard tod
Sixteenth, r. 171 Sixteenth
1»" Stoever. 8<-e Stover
Stofen Herman W., laborer Custom Hoom". r. 438)«
Natoma
Stofen John J., captain U. 8. stmrGeneral McDowell
r. rai H Green
Stoffel Johann, seaman, r. North PaciHc Hotel
Stoff. 1 John, seaman, r. 37 Paclflc
Stoflfen George, molder. r. 819 Howard
Stoffer August, boat builder, r. 10 Vindewater
Stoffer Charles, porter Von Roun h Beueke Broa.. r.
10 Vandewat<r, rear
Stoffer William, porter Von Ronn * Hencke Broa , r.
Vandewater, rear
Stoffers Carl W.. clerk, r. Slf. Sixth
Stohl George, laborer, r. 621 Pacific
Stohlmann Henry, driver Haake k Hagedon, r. 2W
Elm Av
Stohp Frederick, restaurant Woodward's Gardens, r.
104 Julian Av
Stohr Frank, engraver Schmidt Label and Lltho Co.
r.837 Golden Gate A v
Stohr Frank H., cook stmr Bay City
Stohr Tilly C. MIpb, teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. aS7 Golden Gate Av
Stokes AnioB, laborer S. P. Co., r. 620 Fourth
Stokes C. Mrs., nurBe, r. 107 Fifth
Stokes Charles, watchni m. r. 438 Broadway
Stokes George, r. 1007 M Minna
Stokes George W., loiigBhoreman, r. 22 Scolt PI
Stokes Henry, printer Sherman, Clay k Co., r. 793
MisKion
Stokes Henry, molder S. F. Stovo Works, r. 66 South
Park
Stokes John, boarding and lodging, NW cor Fran-
cisco and Fillmore
Stokes John, tinsmith Pac Can Co., r. 1143 Harriaon
Stokes Mary, widow, r. 1067 Market
Stokes M. G.. cook James Henry r. 1^03 Miwlon
Stokes Patrick J., pasfitter. r.4i8Vj Grove
Stokes Samuel, helper Cal. Electric Light Co.
Stokes Th(uiias. fruit dealer, r. 42 Liu'leu At
Stokes Warren W., fireman, r. 166 Clara
Stokes William, rlgg'-r, r. 229 Fllli.rf
Stokes William A., clerk, r. "WO Howard
^r Stokes. Sie Stoakes
Stolass W. B., freigbt clerk stmr San Pablo
Stolbcrg Herman H., Balenman M. A. Ounat k Co., r.
739 Pine
StolbTC Peter, tanner, r. SW cor Rhode laland and
Sonoma
Stolk Kred. (Stolk & Co.) r. 127 Fourth
Stolk fc Co. (Krcd. Stolk and August Kroeger) butch-
ere. 127 Fourth
Stolker Rosa, domeBtIc 2.'>3n Mission
Stolker William D.. clerk, r. 315 Uuah
StoU Adolph, carpenter Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1431
Montgomery
Stoll Fritz, cooper, r. 270 First
Stoll George J., salesman, r, 3I0H RarramcDto
StoU P. C, capltallt-t, r. Ahlborn Ho>i»o
Stolle Herman BalcBman R. Pabl. r. 133fl Howard
StollelB Frederick, waiter Btnir Mariposa
Rtollez Ellse. r. 24 Metcalfe Pi
Stolt- EliKe, widow, r. 201:1 Taylor
Stolte Knderlck, machinist Cal. Electrical Worka, r.
141 Minna
Stolting Anna, domestic 1944 California
Stolting Henry, laborer John WUland nrrwlng Oo.
Stoltz diaries M.. compoaltor Alta, r. ro9 Pine
•E/- Stoltz. See Stdz and Stulr.
Stolz Aaron (Stolz * Weldennlrh) r. 1611 Oough
Stolz Abraham, commission merchant, r. ISII LMkin
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Stolz Angust, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 126
^•■Eleventh
Stolz Charles J., butcher. 1103 Folsom
I Stolz Emanuel, engraver Schmidt Label and Lithe
I Co., r. G08 Eddy
' Stolz George, blacksmith's helper Palmer & Rey, r. 5
Jasper PI
Stolz Matthew, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Stolz Max, clerk, r. 1311 Larkin
Stolz Philip J., butcher, 126 Eleventh
Stolz Rose B. Miss, teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 608 Eddy
Stolz Tobias A., office 105 Battery, r. 608 Eddy
j Stolz & Weidenreich (Aaron Stolz and Solomon Weid-
enreich) mnfrs shirt-t, 202 Bush
Stolzenbaeh George, liquor saloon, 14333^ Mission
i Stolzenwald Henry F., dyeing and cleaning works,
1153 Folsom
Stolzeuwald Wilhelm, dry goods, 3007 Mission
Stolzenwaldt R., upholsterer, 702 Montgomery Av, r.
2213 }« Mason
Stotnba Richard T., superintendent Olympic
Club, r. 19 Fulton
Stombs William H., assistant secretary Olym-
pic Club. r. 101 Grant Av
Stone Abraham L.. milkman Isaac Stone.r. San Bruno
Road nr Cortland Av
Stone A. L.. secretary Whitney, Standard and Oak-
land Transfer Co., 3-5 Commercial, r. San Lean-
dro
Stone Alfred, carpenter, r. 16 Bonita
Stone Alvin W., stationary engineer, r. 737 Tehama
Stone Andrew, barber Philip Cohen, r. 434 Minna
Stone Andrew L. Rev., r. 2534 Washington
Stone Annie L. Miss, saleslady H. Liebes & Co., r. 707
Hyde
Stone Appleton W., captain police, r. 1414 Bush
Stone A. W., salesman Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r.
104 Jessie
Stone B. L., modelmaker W. 8. Hochstadter & Co..
r. 707 Hyde
Stone B. W., clerk Baker h Hamilton, r. 2104 Jackson
Stone Byr >n F. (Field & Stone) r. Oakland
Stone C. H.. brewer, r. 1125 Filbert
Stone Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Stone Charles, seaman, r. 501 Davis
Stone Cliarles B. (Searles & Stone) and School
Director, r. 130 Haight
Stone Charles B., accountant Neville & Co., r. 2200
Steiiier
Stone Charles F., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.l030
Dolores
Stone Charles L., billiard saloon. 525 Valencia, r. 533
Capp
Stone De Lancey. salesman Phelps & Miller, r. Oak-
land
Stone Dudley C. teacher Girls' High School, r. 1513
Sacramento
Stone Edgar P., salesman D. L. Beck & Sons. r. Oak-
land
Stoue.Edward F.. mining secretary, 306 Pine, room 4.
r. 1647J^ Mission
Stone Edward W., printer, r. 1513 Sacramento
Stone Edwin, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NW cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone Edwin W., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
NW cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone Ellen L. Mr.s., dressmaking, 505 Hayes
Stone Frances E.. widow, r. 807 Leavenworth
Stone Francis M., horseshoer, 838 Howard, r. 2808
Harrison
Stone Frank, r. 706 Taylor
Stone Frank F., with Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
p iration. r. 2104 Jackson
Stone Frank J., city agent Liverpool and London and
Globe Ins. Co.. r. 21.56 Mission
Stone Frank M., attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
room 1-2, r. 2818 Howard
Stone Fred P., vice-president Bancroft-WhJtney Oo.,
r. 1030 Dolores
Stone George, contractor, r. 2215 Octavla
Stone George W., blacksmith, r. NW cor Shasta and
Louisiana
Stone Gerhardt, clerk, r. 312 Beale
Stone H,.rrv, driver N. B. and M.RR.. r. 241 Minna
Stone Henry, clerk, r. 222 M Fourth
Stone H. L. Mrs., r. 707 Hyde
Stone Isaac, dairy, San Bruno Road nr Cortland Av
Stone J. .Miss, r. 217 Tenth
Stone J. D., r. 871 Market
Stoue J. F. Mrs., widow, r.2818 Howard
Stone J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Kearny
Stone John B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Shasta and Louisiana
Stone John F., carpenter, r. 625 Third
Stone Joseph, furnished rooms, 226 Sutter
Stoue Kallman L., dry goods and jewelry, 1211 Stock-
ton, r. 1231 Stockton
Stone Ii. D. & Co. (Augustus Kempkey. Frank M.
Gilham and William T. Sawyer) Importers and
manufacturers saddlery and harness, and dealers
saddlery hardware, 422-426 Battery
Stone Leon D., bookkeeper Simon Solomon, r. cor
San Bruno Road and Cortland Av
Stone Louis S., architect, r. 1513 Sacramento
Stone Lucius D., r. 2520 Howard
Stone Manoel, proptr Voz Portugueza, 529^ Wash-
ington, r. 1025 Army
Stone Marcus, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
Road nr Cortland Av
Stone Maria, domestic 1022 Pine
Stone Mark L.. bookkeeper Oesterman. Rehfiscb & Co.,
r. 707 Hyde
Stone Martha Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2523 California
Stone Mary E.. widow, r. Serpentine Av nr Potrero
Av
Stone Mary L. Miss, milliner, r. 505 Hayes
Stone Morris, second-hand clothing, 157 Third, r. 345
Clementina
Stone Nathan J., vice-president and manager
The History Co., 723 Market, r. 1010 Dolores
Stone Owen C, painter, r. 125 Eddy
Stone Paul F., cracker baker, r. 858 Folsom
Stone Peter H., engineer Bavaria Brewery, r. S b
Beach bet Broderick and Baker
Stone Peter V., clerk Thomas A. Mitchell, r. 2156
Mission
Stone R. Mrs., r. 1616 Howard
Stone Robert, draftsman S. F. and N. P; RR., r.
606 Folsom
Stone Robert, peddler, r. 1 Mariposa
Stone S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1616 California
Stone Thomas F., teamster, r. 2515 Post
Stone Walter, r. 1059 Mission
Stone Walter J., clerk Examiner, r. 1747 Mission
Stone Walter S., salesman Seth Thomas Clock Co., r.
1513 Sacramento
Stone Walter W. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Ewer PI
Stone William, ruler Hicks & Judd, r. 530 Bush
Stone William E.. cutter Robert Gordan, r. 908 Mar-
ket
Stone William I., machinist, r. 230 Sanchez
Stone William J., r. E s Corea bet Santee and Penob-
scot
Stone William W., principal South San Francisco
School, r. 31 Liberty
Stone W.L., r. Lick House
Stonecutier's Protective Union, rotyms 818 Howard
Stoneliill Edward B., District Attorney, office.
Old City Hall, third floor, r. 2932 Sacramento
Stoneman Peter J., laborer, r. 407 Union
Stoner John, painter B. P. Henry
Stoner John H., carpenter, 125M Oak
Stoner Lilly Miss, furnished rooms, .527 Tnylor
Stoner William P., signpainter, r. 1055 Market
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Stoney GeorKe M., lieutenant U. 8. A. In cbargo
bran(-h U. S. HyilroKliaphIc Offl' e, Merchaiiu'
Exchange, ground floor, r. 'J500 Pacific Av
Stoney Jobeph A., foreman Hemme & Long, r. 1132
Valencia
Stoney 'Ihomas P. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) attorney
at law, 604 Clay. r. 1132 Valencia
Stooke H. M. Mrs , r. 27 Sixth
Stooke Harry J., lithograph artist, r. 11 Morris Av
Stoops Joseph R., blackBLuith, r. I'Jlo Kearny
Storch J. B., mining engineer, r. SE cor Chebtnutand
Kearny
Storch Louis, pressman Ooldstein & Co., r. NE cor
Kearny and Chestnut
Storch Z., machinist Kutuer, Bepler & Co., r. Fruit
Vale
Storck Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Storer James, driver J. 0. Reardon. r. 2416 Mission
Storer John C, longshoreman, r. 1716)^ Jessie
Storey Alfred J., way bill clerk Wells Fargo & Co., r.
tiU8 Capp
Storey George, r. 1043k Valencia
Storey William, clerk, r. 217 Minna
j Storey William B. (Palmer & Storey) r. 608 Capp
*^ Storey. See Storry and Story
Btorico Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Stork Albert, shoemaker Henry Hanson, r. 11 August
Alley
Stork C. Mrs., dressmaker, r 2 Selina PI
Stork John P., r. 2 Selina PI
Storkmann August, cigarmaker, r. 190 Vandewater
Stcinuer Robert, longshoreman, r. 727 Davis
StormSeld Charles F.. waiter, r. 466 Minna, rear
Stormfield Frank, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 466 Minna
Stormon John, painter, r. 4 Central Court
Storms Nelsoo J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 113.5 Army
Storrie Andrew M. K., manufacturers' agent, 28 Sec-
ond, r. 314 Bush
Storror Edwards, physician, 400 Golden Gate Av
Storror Leonard W., assistant superintendent
Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co.. 14-15 Nevada
Block, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Storrs Everett M., overseer Carlson-Currier Silk Mnfg
Co., r. 995 Market
Storry John, master nuiriner, r. 2014 Dupont
Storry Leonard, master mariner, r. 2(il4 Dupont
Story Charles B., secretary Home Mutual In-
surance Co.. 216 Sansome, r. 30 McAllister
Story Frank A., driver City Cab and Carriage Co.
Story George A. (.\Ierten, Moffitt ti Co.) r. 738 McAl-
lister
Story John F., clerk U. S. Laundry, r. 217 Minna
Story J. S., r. 305 Kearny
Story M. F. Mrs., r. 128J4 Fourth
*y Story. See Story and Storry
Stose Margaret, widow, r. 322 Capp
Stottiers Fn-derick, barber, 330 Broadway
Stothers Ralph B., tanner Stein Bros., r. 1114 Hamp-
shire
Stott Ann C. widow, r. 2303 Taylor
Stott A. W., importer diamonds, mannfactnrer
fine jewelry, and agency American watches (no
imitation goods) 3 Montgomery, r. 307 Steiner
Stott James C, r. 2303 Taylor
Stott John, salesman, r. 127 Cumberland
Stott Joseph, fl eraan, r. 121 Pi-rry
Stott William (Adamt k Stott) r. 100 Oak
Stott William, carpenter, r. McClellan nr Cortland
Av. B. H.
Stott William H., pressman H. S.Crocker & Co., r. 127
Cumberland
Stott W. W., electrician, r. 2223 Post
Stotts Martha Mrs., r. 2511 Post
Stouder Osborne C, r. 1228 Washington
Stoupe John B., r. 160!) H Clay
Stout A. A., master mariner, r. 651 Stevenson
Stout Arthur B., physician, 729 Montgomery
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Stout ChBrlfB S,, poUcoman. r. 233 Se^nth
Stout Commodore P.. chief rnglneer Kerrlea
House Ky., r. 1214 Jackfion
Stout Jane Mrs , r. 20HJ4 Ninth
Stout Milion W., packer, r. U X Boardman PI
Stout Mortimer, grainer The Ulckman-Jone* Co., r.
713 Broadway
Stout Nic'liolas, plumber John Bobn
Stout William P.. attorney at law and notary pabllo,
31 Post, r. 1(160 Folsom
0^ Stout. See Stand
StoutenborouRh Charles H. (Ives A: Co.) r. TU Stockton
StoutenburKh Isaac, plumber, r. J«H Moaa
Slovall Anna M. Misn. special Kindergarten teacher, '.
I. 32 Glen Park Av I
Stovall James B., salesmnn, r. 32 Olen Park At I
Stovall Stella S., teacher Union Street Kindergarten,
r. 32 Glen Park Av
Stover Cook (Gray & Stover) r. 317 Bush
Stover Frank U., clerk U. 3. Railway Mail Service, r. ,
105 Oak
Stover George, billposter, r. NE cor Kearny and
Greenwich
Stover Henry, laborer, r. 28 Hinckley
Stover Louis, musician, r. 1415 Stockton
tff" Stover. See Stoever
Stow George, butcher, r. 1321 York
Stow Marietta L., widow, r. 1921 Sacramento
Stow Samuel C, clerk Post Office, r. 22 Metcalfe PI
Stovr Vanderlyn, secrelaryand treaann-rThoma*
Dhv »! Co. (limited) 222 Sutter, r. 1416 Clay
Stow Wm. W., attorney at law, 4U8 CaliromU,
rooms 9-11, r. 1013 Pine
Stowe Beecher. steward, r. 1 HImmelmann PI !
Stowe Horace W.. treasurer Pac. Coa«t Holliioai Aaan
and manager Pac. Herald of Holiness. 607 Califor-
nia
Stowe Marcus, r. 2929 Folsom
Stowe W. A., bartender International Hotel
Stowell Frederick W., editor The American, r. Com.
mercial Hotel
Stowell Persia M. Miss, principal Hayea Valley Prim-
ary School, r. 546 Turk
Stowell W. L.. clerk Post Grace, r. Commercial Hotel
Stowers Nathaniel H.. r. 9ipH Clay
.Stoy Samuel B.. clerk Anglo-Nevada Aasnrance Cor-
poration, r. San UafBel
Strachan Frederick A., machinist, r. 1805 Leaven-
worth
Straclian G. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2118 Union
Strachan Harry, r. 2118 Union
Strachan Maggie Miss, fnrnlsheil room«.no«5< Fourth
Strarhan W. J.. muHi.lan, r. 2106 Jackson
Sirack Joseph, barber Hyninn * Shaen.r. ml Filbert
Stradley Samuel, manager Louis Krelaa, r. 624 Har-
rison
Strahl Adelia. widow, r. 130 Oak, rear
Strahl Ma Miss, shlrtioaker Standaid Hblrt Factory,
r. 130 Oak. rear
Strahl Muriile MIhh, shtrtuiaker Standard Shirt Facw
tory, r. 130 Oik. rear
Strahle Jocob «& fo. (F. do St. Ocrmaln) billiard
manufacturers, solo owners I)elaniy'« p«lont
steel spring cuHhlons. and dealerK hllll»nl and
sporting K"o<'». tenpins, bar flxturoe, etc.. SIS
Market, opp Battery ., . . ,
Strahle Joseph, burtender H. H-nne. r. 14 Antonio
Strahli' Piiil. butcher Giitllleb Arnold, r. Church nr
Twenty-eighth . , w.w
Stmlile Robert, butcher, r. Church nr Twenty-eighth
Stralb Julius, barber, r. 7-.>4 Brnnnan
Strait, v.. laborer Pac Uolllnij Mill. r. 62* Fourth
Strain James A. cooper Cal. Barrel Co.. r. E ■ Ten-
nes-pe b- 1 Sierra miil Nevada
Strain Robert H.. laud agent. 420 Montgomery, room
4. r. 101) Jon. s
StrititH Plre Inaurance Co. TIik (of
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOT.TSII AND AMi:UTOAN
EncniiNtic. Oluzed mid I*lnln.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Strnlt8 Insurance Co. (limited marine of Singa-
pore) Geo. Marcus & Co. agents, 232 California
Stranabau Annie Miss, forewoman hosiery dept S. F.
Pioneer Woolen Factory
Stranahan B. David, laborer, r. 1605 Kearny
Stranahan Farrand E., attorney at law, 6
MontRoniery Av, r. 1710 Washington
Strand Alexander, stair builder, r. lOlfi Mason
Strand Alfred F., liquor saloon, 525 East, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Stand Louis, quartermaster stmr San Pablo
Strand William J., stevedore, r. 1123 York
Strandberg Charles, bartender Andrew Olson, r. 430J1
Chestnut
Strandbeg Louis, seaman stmr Alameda
Strandz Gustave A., restaurant, 265 Third, r. 668 Fol-
som
Btraney John. r. 507 Webster
Strang James, bartender, r. E s Louisiana bet Sierra
and Shasta
Strangaard Andrew, tailor, r. 603 Pine
Strange Edward W.. watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve &
Co., r. 208 Waller
Strange Maggie E. Mrs., laundress, r. 24 Glover
Strange Mary, domestic 1826 O'Farrell
Strassburg Fred, cigar manufacturer, 925 Market, r.
85 Birch Av
Strassburg^er I. Hi Co. (Isaac Strassburger) real
estate agents, 3'2&H Montgomery
Strassburger Isaac (I. Strassburger & Co.) r. 1621
Bush
Strassburger Isaac P., r. 19 Harriet
Strassburger Sigmund (Rosenbaum Bros. I r. 1901 Oc-
tavia
Strasser Abraham, r. 627 Ivy Av
Strasser Herman, clerk, r. 627 Ivy Av
Strasser John, blacksmith Joseph Galli & Co., r. 64
First
Strasser Leopold, clerk, r. 525 Hayes
Strassman Benjamin, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 115
Powell
Strassman Max, physician, 916 Post
Sfrassman U. Mrs., r. 916 Post
Stratmeyer William, foreman Laumeister Mill
Strattan Charles M., inspector Custom House, r. 514
O'Farrell
Stratton Cornelius A., salesman Coghill & Kohn, r.
1011 Tweuty-first
Stratton Frank E.. farmer, r. 2222 Post
Stratton Frederick S. (Morrow & Stratton) at-
torney at law, 325 Montgomery, rooms 32-33, r.
Oakland
Stratton George H., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 144
Chestnut
Stratton Herbert R., r. 2222 Post
Stratton James T.. surveyor, 325 Montgomery, room
32, r. East Oakland
Stratton John S., housemover, 854 Harrison
Stratton L. C. Mrs., widow, copyist. Odd Fellows'
Hall, room 5, r. 538 Turk
Stratton Schuyler, carpetbeating, 1211 Market
Stratton V. Mrs., widow, r. 2222 Post
Strau Charles, clerk, r. 520 Laguna
Straub Adam, fringemaker M. Ettinger, r. 106 Ridley
Straub August, liquor saloon, 632 Fourth
Straub Frank J., fringemaker M. Ettinger, r. 106 Rid-
ley
Straub Frederick, upholsterer, 19113^ Mission
Straub George, laborer J. Hammond & Co., r. 16 Ellis
Straub Henry, baher, r. 625 Clay
Straub John N. (Straub *t Husing) r. 317 5^ Hayes
Straub Joseph, proprietor Progress Saloon and
Restaurant, 327-329 Bush
Straub Maggie, domestic 720 Waller
Straub Medard. r. 428 Broadway
Straub Michael (Dix & Straub) r. N s Filbert nr
Fillmore
Straub N., cigarmaker, r. 106 Ridley
Straub Nicolaus, cabinetmaker, 35 Eleventh
Straub ORcar I., second lieutenant Battery H, Ist
Artillery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Straub Victor, pantryman, r. 428 Broadway
Straub & HuHlng (J. N. Straub and Frederick Hus-
ing) tailors, 317 Hayes
Straube Adolph, r. 602 Howard
Straucli John O., proprietor Vallejo Street Free
WaiebousR, NW cor Front and Vallejo, and Qibbs'
U. 8. Bonded Warehouse, SW cor Front and Val-
lejo, r. 1421 Washington
Strauch W., assayer, r. 1421 Washington
Strand Gustav, coffee saloon. 425 East. r. 118 M Warh-
Ington
Straus Abraham, bookkeeper Straus & Levy, r. 426
Golden Gate Av
STRAUS AUGUST ,„«.„,
tvatchmnker and dealer ivatcheg,
clocks, diainonda and silverware, 207
Montgomery, r. 591 Ellia
Straus August L., clerk A. Judis, r. 591 Ellis
Straus Edgar J., salesman J. Straus & Co., r. 1150
Turk
Straus Emanuel, with A. Lusk & Co., r. 605 Golden
Gate Av
Straus Gustav. attorney at law. 320 California, r. Oak-
land
Straus Isaac C, dryer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1626 Clay
Straus J. Si Co. (Jacob Straus) Importers and
wholesale dealers crockery, glassware, cutlery
and fancy goods, 102-104 Battery
Straus Jacob (J. Straus k Co.) r. 726 Bush
Straus Joseph E., liquor saloon and billiards, 615 Lar-
kin, r. 1626 Clay
Straus Leon, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1626 Clay
Straus Louis, salesman Straus & Levy, r. 426 Golden
Gate Av
Straus M., artist, 96 Flood Bldg, r. 608 Buchanan
Straus Marx (Straus & Levy) r. 426 Golden Gate Av
Straus Paul, baker, r. 454 Sixth
Straus Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 810 Powell
Straus & Levy (Marx Straus and Henry Levy) mnfrs
boys' clothing, 24-26 Sansome
Strause Moses, helper Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r.
463 Tehama
Strause Solomon, clerk, r. 463 Tehama
Strause William, conductor Clay St. RR., r.7 Wall PI
Strauss Agnes Mrs., kindergarten, 1537 Geary
Strauss Alexander, bookkeeper Martin Sachs & Co.,
r. 215 Post
Strauss Arthur (Ackerman & Strauss) r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss August, tanner, r. 1129 York
Strauss Bernhard, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Conrad, baker, r. 763 Howard
Strauss Edgar, dry goods and clothing, 224-230 Six-
teenth
Strauss Edgar L., stockbroker, 329 Pine, r. 1309
Larkin
Strauss Edward A., salesman H. Hershberg & Co., r.
439 Jessie
Strauss Emanuel, salesman Ackerman & Strauss, r.
828 Howard
Strauss Frank M., clerk, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Strauss H., butcher Jacob Katz, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Strauss Ida R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 13U9 Larkin
Strauss Isaac, waiter, r. 1063 Mission
Strauss Joseph, clerk, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Strauss Joseph M., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 5
Seventh
Strauss Julius, salesman Edgar Strauss, r. 228 Six-
teenth
Strauss Kaufman, teamster, 3 5 Battery, r. 701 Golden
Gate Av
Strauss L. Mrs., widow, r. 618 Green
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iBtrauBB L*vl (Levi Stratiss & Co.) r. fi'>l Leavenworth
Strauss Levi «& Co. (Levi Strauss and Jacob, Sig-
aiiiiul, Louis au(i Abraham Stern) importers anil
wholewile dealt rs dry goods, furnishing goods,
etc.. H-lfi Battery
iStrauss Lewie U., inspector Custom House, r. 2119
Bush
etrauBH Louis, waiter, r. 1003 Mission
StransH Moses (Kohlberg, Stmuss k Frobman and
Strauss & Frohman) r. 618 Green
SlraUKS Moses, shoetiiaker, '241 U'Farrell, r. 6 Serenth
Strauss Paul, tanner Brandt Bros., r. lOfiTwenty-flfth
Strauss Ro.ss, real estute, 131 MontKoniery, r. Berkeley
Strauss S., dry and fancy Roods, 1931 Fillmore
Strauss Samuel, clerk, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
Strauss Samuel, collector, and translator German
and English, 325 Montgomery, room 2, r. 15 Va-
rennes
Strauss Samuel, upholsterer, r. 828 Howard
StrauKs Samuel J., deputy License Collector, r. 2119
Bubh
Strauss Samuel J., salesman M. Heller & Sons, r. 304
Stockton
Strauss Sigraund. clerk Lippman Bros., r. 1085^ Turk
3trauK« S. N. E., bookkeeper G. Rosenberg jt Son, r.
228 Minna
3trauRs & Frohman (Moses Strauss and Henry Froh-
mnn) fancy and staple dry goods and cloaks, 1201-
1203 Stockton
t^ Strauss. See Straus and Strouse
Straussman Benjamin, watchmaker, r. 516J< Stockton
Jtraut Edward, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
2.'i Hawthorne
Jtraut George (Quade it Straut) r. 1009 Scott
Straut William E., carriage and wagon materials, NW
cor Sacramento and Drumm, r. 1404 Webster
»■ Straut. See Strout
Jtrawbridge Wilber L., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 1G12M Stevenson
Jtrayer Carrie Mrs., teacher music, r. 516 Van Ness
Av
Jtream John T. , watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
Alameda
Jtreb .Jacob, liquor saloon, 526 Third, and musiciao,
r. .531 Lindeu Av
Urebtnger Frederick, teacher music, r. 120 Turk
Mrecker Adolph (Strecker it Kern) r. 419 O'Farrell
Mreck<T Augusta, widow, r. 222 Willow Av
Urecker Charles, cabinntmaker, r. .5.19 Minna
jtreckor Clara, domestic 2'-'02 California
Urecker * Kern (Adolph Strecker and William Kern)
barbers, 33 PoRt
Street C. H. <Sc Co. (Cynis H. Street. Monroe
Greenwood and William M. DeWolf) Immigra-
tion .Association, office 415 Montgomery
Itreet Clara E. Miss, cashier G. W. Clark & Co., r. 735
Guerrero
Itreet Cyrus H. (C. H. Street & Co.) r. Berkeley
Itreet E. L.. r. 44 Third
Hreet John (Margetson & Street) r, 1131 Valencia
itrert Jonathan, cooper Lucas & Co., r. 127 ?i Fourth
Itreet Nathan J., insurance agent, r. 449 Jessie
Itreet R. A. Mrs., insurance broker, 34 Nevada Block,
r. Nucleus Hotel
'.treet Sarah Mrs., r. 331k Bush
itreet Sp>ncer B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
2fi07 Folsom
itreet Walter E., note teller Crocker- Woolworth Na-
tional Bank, r. Berkeley
itreet William, machinist 3. F. Tool Co.
itreet William J., clerk The J. Dewing Co., r. 304
Third
Itreeten James M., office 330 Pine, room 61
•treeter James E., capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
treeter Nathan Mrs., widow, r. 2220 Van Ness Av
trehl Adolph J., butcher Charles Strchl, r. 427 Turk
■trehl August, cooper, r. cor Mariposa and Missis-
sippi
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641 to 617 MARKET STP.EET. , A
Strehl (Charles, butcher, 3 New .MctropollUn Market
r. 908 Post '
Strehl Charles Jr., upholsterer Charles M. Plum k
Co., r. 908 Post
Strehl Philip, barber C. Heider & Co , r. 318 Ociavia
Htrehl Robert, shipbuilder, r. cor Mariposa and Mis-
sissippi
Strel A. D. Mrs., r. 52 Norfolk
Strei Gottfried L. W.. capiUllst. r. 118 Ridley
Strel John H., musician, r. 208 Fillmore
Streib-Harry J., barber James M. L*ckey, r. 45 Ste-
venson
Streib William, barber Deckel man .t Lipman, r. 116
Leidesdorff
Streieher Anne E., wiiow, r. 442 Nlutb
Streicher Charles, bakery, 442 Ninth
Streiff Peter, cabiuetniaker, r. 10J7 .Minna
Streit E. Mrs., liquor saloon and lodgings. R17 Pine
Streit James H., machinist Empire Foundry, r. 538)i
Jessie
Strelitz Jacob, tailor, r. 542 McAllister
Strett Edwin A., painter S. M. Hills, r. 2412 Post
Streuher Albert, metal polisher Schaezleiu Jk Bur-
ridge, r. Oakland
Streuli John J., musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli William A., r. 819 Vallejo
Strewink Herman, cook, r. 4 Ilartniann
Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 2'I41 !< Mldslon
Striby William, teacher music, r. 2041 H Ml«sli.n
Strickert Paul, groceries, 60.5 Montgomery Av
Strickland Betsy, widow, r. 7:):i Guerrero
Strickland Elizabeth, tailoress, r. 808 Twentieth
Strickland Frank, tinsTiith. r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland George L., tinsmith, r. 30 Natoma
Strickland George W., gardener, r. 2320 Howard
Strickland J. L., with W. W. Montague k Co.. r. 60
Jessie
Strickland Sidney L. (Strickland * Co.) r. 669 McAl-
lister
Strickland Sylvester E., expert accountant and gen-
eral adjuster, 303 California, room 7. r 1821 Sutler
Strickland Wilfred R., porter Home and Phcenlx Ina.
Cos. , r. 107 Bernard
Strickland & Co. (Sidney L. Strickland) book-
sellers, stationers and engravers, 3 Montgomery
i»- Strickland. See Stickland
Strickner H., fireman Am. Sugar Reflnery. r (•,38 Green
Strieker Joseph, baker, r. 1405 Twenty-fourth
Striem Henry, salesman S. H. Collins, r. 2517 H Sacra-
men to
Striening J. M., bookkeeper, r. 1320 Market
Strike Richard J., r. 1031 Market
Strike S. A. Mrs., furnished rooms. 1031 Market
Strlnga William, umbrellas and parasols. I:r>n Polk
Stringer Charles P., secretary South British Fire and
Marine Ins. Co. (of New Zealand) ai»-3l8 Ban-
some, r. 6.39 O'Farrell
Stringer William A., salesman W. ft J. Bloane ft Oo..
r. 2007 Taylor
Stringer William J., with OusUve Beraon. r. 2007
Taylor
Stripf Joseph, bookbinder, r. lOIOig Clay
Strippel Albert, cabinetmaker Aug. Jungblut ft Oo.
r. Alameda
Strippel Caspar G., musician, r. fi.T? Minna
Stritzinger Frank, cooper, r. 208 I^ngtim
Strobiih William, shoemaker, r. 1007 Natoma
Strobel Christina, widow, r. 1129 Fol»oni
Strobel Conr.id. carpenter, r. 1141 Harrison
Htrobel Kli/.abetli. r. 1141 Harrison
Strobel Frank, tanner Eagl.' Tannery, r. Twentyrtflh
bet York and HnmpHhire
Htrobel Henry, wood turner, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Stroberi Antonln, nsherman. r. 30 Prescott PI
Strol>r«<I|re J. II., president I'.cinc Improve-
ment Co.. NK cor Fourth and T..wnsrnd
Btrock S.huyler C, clerk Louis Marshall, r. HoUl
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Siro.lols C»eor«e. tHilor, ira:j Market
Stroecker Ut-nuau H. W. (Osiuers & Co., and Osmer
& Co.) r. 512 HaiRbt
Stroebl Martin, cook. r. 53 Miuna
Stroeniolo D., r. 151S Dupont
Stroetsen JoBpph (Stroetsieu k Mar)tzen)r. 534 Grove
StroetKen & Miirltzen (Joseph Stroetgen and Charles
Maritzen) painters and decorators, 40:{ Gongh
Stroh Anton G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Polk
iind Turk, r. 1302 Kearny
Stroh Elizabeth, widow, r. 1302 Kearny
Stroh Ferdinanda, widuw, r. 4!« Yerbii Buena
Stroh Frederick T.. clerk M. Ehruian & Co., r. 4^
Yerba Buena
Stroh George, clerk A. G. Stroh, r. 1302 Kearny
Stroh George N., harnessuiaker J. A. McKerron, r.
4!^ Yerba Buena
Strohbehu David, plumber, r. 14 Rausch
Strohl Frederick, machinist Harris, Oswald & Noble,
r. 708 Green
Strohl Geotfroi, expregginan, r. 708 Green
Strobl Jacob, r. 708 Green
Strohlin Karl A., coffee saloon, 10 Taylor, r. 256 Oc-
tavla
Strohmeier Albert, barber Lehn & Lippert, r. 26
Lewis
Strohmeier Charles, bakery, 418 Brannan
Strohmeier Frederick C, steward, r. 1822 Hyde
Strohmeier Joseph, shoemaker, 519 Bush, r. 26 Lewis
Strohmeier Louis, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 26
Lewis
Strohmeier William, confectioner M. L. Stearns, r.
1006 Market
Strohnein Katie Mrs., stenographer The State In-
vestment and Ins. Co.. r. 114 Silver
Strom Carl V., watchman Geo. C. Shrevo & Co., r.
Alameda
Strom E., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Strom Peter O., tailor, r. 35 Jessie
Strom Victor, porter Bode & Haslett, r. NE cor Mont-
gomery and Greenwich
Stromberg Bernhard H., varieties, 1428 ^ Howard
Stromberg Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stromberg James A., tailor, r. 622 Clay
Stromberg Joseph F., expressman, r. 1408 Pacific
Strome Charles, r. 741^ Folsnm
Strome Edward B., engineer Mechanics' Mill, r. 741)^
Stromer Arthur (Stromer & Krook) r. San Leandro
Stromer John, laborer, r. .504 Third
Stromer & Krook (Arthur Stromer and Moritz L.
Krook) proptr Olympic Lodging House, 904
Kearny
Btromfield Charles, waiter, r. 466 Minna, rear
Stromgren Charles G.. tailor O. W. Nordwell, r. Oak-
land
Stromme O. G., r. 63 Natoma
Strong Allan, carriage painter, r. 228 Thirteenth
Strong- Colin G., physician, 21 Third, r. 600 Bush
Strong Edward B., r. 418 Sutter
Strong Frank E., scroll sawyer California Mill. r.
Oakland
Strong George H. (Dewey & Co., and Strong & Adams)
r. Oakland
Strong George J., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 343 Fifth
Strong George W. (Strong & Co.) r. Berkeley
Strong George W., fancy goods and stationery, 2039
Mission
Strong Johanna, widow, r. 23 Folsom Av
Strong John, woodturner, r. 7i6 Garden
Strong John N., clerk Palace Hotel
Strong Nathaniel R. , vice-president Pacific
Metal Works, 141-143 First, r. cor Third and How-
ard
Strong Robert F., frame maker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 27 Stev'nson
Strong Eobe.t W., cooper, r. 23 Folsom Av
Strong Walter L. (Strong & Co.) r. 2216 Larkin
Strong & AduniH (George H. Strong and George H.
Adams) bicycle warerooms, !?20 Market
Strong & Co. (George W. and Waller L. Strong) assay-
ers, 10 Stevenson
Strou(.'reen .\lfred, helper Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
224 Fourth
Stidssner Henry, miner, r. 34 Kissling
Stroth Carl, carpenter, r. 431 Fourteenth
Strother Abraham, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 418 Na-
toma
Strotlter Fleet P., City and County Auditor, office
New City Hall, tirst floor, r. 738 Post
Strother Lewis, first lieutenant Company K., 1st In-
fantry_U. S. A. Post Quartermaster, Angel Island
Strothers (Donstantine, fireman stmr San Rafael
Strothoft' Frederick, plumber, r. 417 Franklin
Strothofl' Herman, farmer, r. 417 Franklin
Strut hofT Jolin, proptr Third Street Exchange, 26
Third, r. 211 Minna
Strotboff Mary, fancy goods and stamping, 909 Market,
r. ill Franklin
Stroud James H., harnessmaker, and stoker Engine
No. 5, r. 724 Broaaway
Stroud John R. (Wakelee & Co.) r. 1013 Mason
Stroud William C, salesman Dalton Bros., r. Oak
laud
1^" Stroud. See Straut and Strout
Stroup George, carpenter, r. 16 Ellis
Strouse Mark (Derby & Sirouse, and H. A. Thompson
*: Co.) r. 804 McAllister
B^" Strouse. See Straus and Strauss
Strout Edgar B., carpenter, r. 25 Hawthorne
Strout Enoch M., r. 25 Hawthorne
Strout G. A., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 5
Market
8^~ Strout. See Straut and Stroud
Strouth S., butcher, r. 325^ Bush
Strozynski Boleslaw, shoemaker, r. SW cor Twenty-
first and Sanchez
STROZYNSKI STANISLAS
the leading ladies' prize hair dresser,
23 Powell, under The Baldwin, r. 19
Powell
Strube Adolph, r. 307 Third
Strube August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Strubel George, teamster, r. NE cor Railroad At and
Trinidad
Struckman Albert C, salesman TJ. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.
Struckmann Brothers (William and Henry) liquor sa-
loon, 2:i6 Fidsom
Struckmann Charles, bartender Detels & Schneider,
r. SE cor Pacific and Davis
Struckmann Henry (Struckmann Bros.) r. 236 Folsom
Struckmann William (Struckmann Bros.)r. 40 Minna,
rear
Struckmeyer John H., master mariner, r. 1718 Du-
pont
Strueven Berthold, tannery, S s Serpentine Av nr Be'r-
nal, r. 212 Twenty sixth
Strueven Johannes, wood carver, r. 441 M Twentieth
Strueven John, foreman James Duncan, r. 115 Lang,
ton
Strueven Peter, tanuei: B. Strueven, r. 212 Twenty-
sixth
Strum Judith, domestic 1722 Vallejo
Strunz Albert, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2109 Larkin
Struss Edward, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Struss William, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Struviug Herman, cook, r. 610 Sixth
Ktrybing Christian H., r. 1212 Mason
Strycker Charles (Gaerdes & Strycker) r. 2401 Bush
Stryker Henry, clerk, r. 108 Cumberland
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€tryker Peter O.. bookkeeper Newell & Bro.,r. Itil3)4
Howard
Stryk^r Siiuuel (Stryker & McPhee) r. 121 Silver
Stryker .t McPhee (Samuel Strykcr aud Charles A.
McPhee) stevedores. SW c-or Steuart and Mission
Stuart Mrs., saleslady Kp»ne Bros., r. 8 Liberty
Siuart A. J. Mrs., boardiug, 9'2-2 Van Ness Av
Stuart Alexander C, earthier Q. T. Marye & Son, r.
1,S03 Stoikton
Stuart Andrew, seaman, r. 206 Brannan
Stuart Cliarles A., special agent Robert Dickson, r.
SE ror Filbert and Mason
Stuart Charles D., clerk, r. 25 Ninth
Stuart Charles H., collector, r. 526 MontKOinery
Stuart E., driver N B. and M. RR., r. 1,53 Clara
Stuart Edward E., engineer 8. P Co.. r. 210 Sixteenth
Stuart Edward W., restaurant, 175 Sixteenth, r. 153
Sixteenth
Stuart Frederick E., salesman Charles Lyons, r. 42
Turk
Stuart H., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Stuart Henry, waiter E. W. Stuart, r. 153 Sixteenth
Stuart James, boilermaker. r. fi29 Webster
Stuart -James, manager West Coast Book Co.. 132 Post,
r. 922 Van Ness Av
Stuart James Jr., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r.
H19 Webster
Staart James F., attorney at law, 60S Montgom-
ery, r. 1704 Larkin
Stuart Jesse 0., steward stmr Eureka, r. 1017 Union
Stuart John, clerk, r. 629 Webster
Stuart John, seaman, r. 784 Folsom
Staart John W., drug^'ist, 1001 Church
Stuart Joseph M., wharfbullder, r. 324 Ritch
Stuart Joseph R., r. 127 O'Farrell
8tuart Thomas, furniture, 775 Folsom, r. 321 Eighth
Stuart Thomas H.. longshoreman, r. 440!^ Brannan
Stuart Walters. (Blood & Stuart) r. NW cor Seven-
teenth and Noe
Stuart William, stevedore, r. 143M Eleventh
Staart William A., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 1704 Larkin
Stuart William G., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
109 Tenth
Stuart William H, driver N. B. and M. RB.. r. 153
Clara
Stuart William J., boilermaker Hamilton & Leach, r,
324 Ritch
■^ Stuart. See Steuart and Stewart
Stubbe Paul H.. capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
Stubbs David D., secretary Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co., NEcor Fourth and Town-
send room 51, r. Alameda
Stubbo Emily A., widow, dressmaker, r. 1805 Polk
Stabbs John C, general traffic manager S )uth-
ern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 49, r. 1228 Madison, Oakland
Stubbs Martin W., foreman Fashion Stables, r. 22
lurk
Stubbs William E., salesman C. H. Meyer & Bros., r.
Occidental Hotel
Stubenrauch A. V., clerk Bedlngton & Co., r. 1633
Mission
Stubenrauch Valentine, clerk Bedlngton & Co., r.
16.33 Mission
Stuber Morris, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Stubo K. C, blacksmith, r. terminus P. and O. RR.
Stu.k August, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Slurk William, carpenter, r. 610 Sixth
Stuckert Charles, driver Chicago Brewing Co., r. 525
Franklin
Stucks Henry J., engraver Britton k. Rey. r. 14 Ellis
Stnrtebaker Brotiiera Miinufacturlnsr Co.,
Edwin E. Ames manager, rnannfacturors wagons
and carriages, factory South Bend, Indiana, office
201-203 Market
Studley F. E., r. 2i) Turk
Studley George W., compositor Alta, r. 717 Shotwell
1123^ 8TD
W. & J.IlOANE & CO.
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CARPETS,
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
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Studley Rachel W.. widow, r. 717 Sbolwell
Studt Charles, painter, r. 2.51 Tehama
Studwlck Joseph E.. boota aud Hboes, 205 Fifth i
909 Folsom
Studwick William T.. shoemaker, r. 909 FoUom
Stuermer J. Fred., rigarmakcr H. Plauemann k Oo
r. 1007 Mission
Stuhlfsutb George, engineeer Union Brewery
Tehama
StuhluiHcher Williara M. B., liquor saloon, 229 Main,
r. NE cor Ritch and Townsfnd
Stuhr A., laborer Am. Sugar Rt.flnery, r. 418 Broad-
way
Stuhr August, soap mnfr, San Bruno Boad nr Tens-
riffe
Stuhr Charles, tinsmith Adams & Prltchard, r. I33J
Church
Stuhr Elizabeth Mrs., r. 623 Jeasle
Stuhr Henry, oysterman Albers & Schmidt, r. 1419
Mason
Stuhr Kate Mrs., liquor saloon, 149 Berry
Stnhr Louis, brassfiuisher, r. 606 .Mluua
Stuhr Peter, r. 149 Berry
Stuirf iirth Richard, paiuter George Baaler, r. 674 Nft.
toma, rear
Stulz John A., salesman John L. Williams k Co.. r.
2611 Clay
Stulz Joseph A. (John L. Williams .* Co.) r. 2611 Clay
Stumer Uf-ory (Stumer fc Wlckstrom, and Stumer It
Run-troia. and Stumer fc Peterson) r. h>H Vallejo
Stuiner k Peterson (Henry Stumer and William 0. Pe-
terson) liquor saloon. 913 Kearny
Stumer & Runstrom (Henry Stumer and Charles Rtin-
strom) liquor saloon. 9il5 Kearny
Stumer .«c Wickstroin (Henry Stumer and Charles
Wlckstrom) liquor saloon. 9ol Kearny
Stumke Henry, longshoreman, r. Cre^icent At nr
Moultrie
Stump Irwin C, accountant James B. Haggin, r. 1434
Golden Gate Av
Stumpf Balthasar, bakery, 226 Paclflo
Stuuipf Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Stuiupf hicob. shoemaker. 1002 Biiah
Stumpf John, hay, grain, wood and coal, junrtlon
Railroad Av, Teueriffe and Yazoo, r. Railroad Av
nr Teueriffe
Stumpf Joseph, watchmaker. 641 Post
Stumpf Peter U., clerk John Stumpf, r. cor Railroad
At and Te'ierllTe
Stunker Charles (Stiinker * Ehlers) r. 300 O'Farrell
S:unker.v; Ehlers (Charles Stunker and Kri-derii k
Ehlers) groceries and liquors, NW cor OFarrell
ami Mason
Stuparii h Paul (Paul Sluparloh k Co.) r. IMS Du-
pout, rear
Stuparlch Paul fc Co. (Paul Stup^rlch and Ferdinand
Tadenci) mannfactiirers gilt edg.» card*. 311 E Idy
Sfuparich Stefano. card mounter Paul Stuparlch *
Co., r. 1228 Uupout. rear
Stunke Henry, groceries and liquors. NW i-or How-
ard and TwentySecond
Stnrcke Herman, groceries and liquors, 3-iO Fifth
Sturcke John W., gDcerles and liquors. Mission Boad
nr Five Mile House
Sturcken Edward. Jeweler Geo. C. Shrsvo k Co., r.
681 Clenieiitiiiii
Stur.ken Kate, wl.low. r. 6m Cle-iientlna
Sturdiv lilt Benjamin B., with Butlci k Hatdan. r.
Stur'llvaiit Jostiph H.. clerk Rosenbium * Co., r. 513
Sturafva'pt Robert O., watchman I'. 8. Sub Treasury.
r. 512 Hydo
BfT- HtiirdlvNiit. fl •« Sfurtevant
Sture l{i. hard, rljger. r 3.'3 Tweiity-seventh
Stiirei, Flora Miss. r. 1721 Bro l«rick
Sturgeon Ma A. Mn... r. <m L .mlwrl
Sturgeon J. J. (GUssiiiali k Co.) r. 314 Jones
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
SturReou May, widow, r. 24 Grove
Sturk'es Frank F., salesman Murphy, Orant & Co., r.
Oaklaud
Sturges Selden. vice-principal Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 734 Shotwell
Sturgens Wallace, broommaker George F. Van De
Mark, r. 2r2 Clara
Sturlza Lorenz, bartender Nicholas Matticevlch, r.
118H Washington
Sturlza Nicholas, restaurant, 226 Battery, r. 422 Fre-
mont
Sturken Henry (Sturken & Boilings) r. 6103^ Third
Sturken k Hollings (Henry Sturken and Nicholas
Hollings)groceries and provisions, NW cor Third
and Brannau
Sturla Antoue. fruits, 912 Kearny, r. 517 Greenwich
Sturla Antonio (Antonio Slurla & Co.) r. 2407 Califor-
nia
Sturla Antonio k Co. (Antonio Sturla and G. Gatto)
wood and coal, 2407 California
Sturla Carrie Miss, lacemaker, r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturla Giovanni B., liquor saloon, 1504 Dupont, r. 1
Lafayette PI
Sturla Johanna, widow, r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturm Alfred, molder Empire Foundry, r. 504 Ji
Minna
Sturm C, maltster Chicago Brewing Co.
Sturm Charles, night clerk New Washington Hotel, r.
624 Fourth
Sturman Benjamin, physician, 841 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Sturrock James, boilermaker Eisdon I. and L.Works,
r. 30 Stanly PI
Sturtevant A., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sturtevant Charles W., agent, and translator, 803
Montgomery
Sturtevant CuUen K., cashier Bovee, Toy & Co., r. 727
Aehbury
Sturtevant George, laborer, r. Potrero Av bet Mari-
posa and Santa Clara
Sturtevant J. Lawrence, melter Price's Assay Office, r.
Redwood City
i^" Sturtevant. See Sturdevant
Starts Amos, watchman M. Spiro, r. 320 Turk
Sturz Oscar, fresco painter, r. 5 Cottage Row
StuFsi Frederick, expiessman. r. 1123 Broadway
Stut J. C. Henry, School of Mechanical Engineering,
217 Sansome, room 1, r. Oakland
Stutt George J., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. i/k
Hunt
Stuttineister William O., dentist, 121 Post
Stutz Jacob, butcher, 52-53 Washington Market, r.
2211 Taylor
Styan William, butler, r. 1114 Sanchez
Stycbe George, painter S. P. Co., r. 219 Sixteenth
Styer A. Mrs., domestic 207 Montgomery Av
Styes Louis, cook stmr City City of Topeka
Stylf-s Elizabeth Mrs., embroidery and stamping,1618
Polk
Styles William, shoemaker, r. 8 Sherwood PI
«^- Styles. See Stiles
Suaccaluga Frank, tailor, r. 12 August Alley
Suarez Albert, shoemaker, r. 1303 Broadway
Suarez Frederick P., machine operator Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 1303 Broadway
Suarez Nicholas M., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 12
Mason
Suarez Peter, r. 1303 Broadway
Subers George, r. 28 Seventh
Subers Timothy, blacksmith, r. 808 Mission
Snberville James, r. 871 Market
Sublett William, miner, r. 323 San Jose Av
Sublett William A. (Sylvester & Sublett) r. 1009 Park,
Alameda
Succor Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
W. H. Watson secretary, 303 Montgomery, rooms
5-6
Such Francis L., dairyman, r. 2314 Mission
Such Frank, engineer, r. Ahlborn House
Such Frank V., machinist, r. 2314 Mission
Such William T.. dairyman, r. 55 Hoff Av
Suckow (Charles, r. <')19 Geary, rear
Suikow (ieorgo, carpenter, r. 619 Geary, rear
SUCKOW WILLIAM prace.e„.
watchinaker, 11^ Sutter, r. 6 Lewis PI
Suckow William, tailor, r. 6 Lewis PI
Sudden Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sudden Robert, master Mariner, r. 716 Hayes
Sudden W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Suell John A., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 8 Cleve-
land
Suendermann Carl, clerk Jansen & Thiele, r. 403 Wal-
ler
Suendermann Henrv, hat and capmaker C. Herrmann
& Co.. r. 408 Waller
Suess Carl, plumber, r. 531 Fourth
Suewell Frank, barber, 189 Jessie, r. 654 Mission
Suezres J. Mrs., widow, r. 498 Eighth
Suffern James, locksmith, r. 15.59 Kearny
Sufifern William, musician, r. 1559 Kearny
Sugden Frederick, r. 217 Elm Av
Sugden William, porter Hulme & Hart, r. 234 Twenty-
second
Sugrue Daniel, waiter, r. 28 Everett
Suhl Christian F., blacksmith and carriagemaker,
114 Drumm, r. Oakland
Suhl Frank, blacksmith, r. 320 Drumm
Snhling Frank, butcher, r. Dominica nr Susquehanna
Suhling Henry H., tailor, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
Suhr August, driver John Ziegenbein & Co., r. 13ia
Howard
Suhr Frederick, driver Fredericksburg Brewing Co.,
r. 24 Minna
Suhr Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E s
Tennessee bet Sierra and Napa
Suhr H. P'red (Suhr k Becker) r. 1179 Mission
Suhr John C. (Suhr & Painter) r. Oakland
Suhr «Sf Becker (H. Fred Suhr and William
Becker) undertakers and embalmers. 1171 Mission
Sahr «fc Painter (John C. Suhr and Edward M.
Painter) engravers on wood, 402 Montgomery
Subrstedt Charles H., porkpacker, r. 537 Montgomery
Av
Suich Mary, widow, r. 1309 Ellis
Suits Robert L., machinist, r. 8 Grant Av
SiJlberg William, collector William Westerfeld, r.
1205 Hayes
B^ Sulberg. See Sulsberg
Sullavon Samuel H., barber, r. 24 J^ Langton
Sullinger James W., student, r. 331}^ Bush
Sullivan Abbie, widow, r. 1108 Sacramento
Sullivan Alice, widow, r. 29 Linden Av
Sullivan Ann, widow, r. 2431 Larkin
Sullivan Anna, widow, tailorefs, r. 423 Powell
Sullivan Anne, widow, furnished rooms, 1573)^ Mar-
ket
Sullivan Annie, chambermaid Ahlborn House
Sullivan Annie Mrs., r. 596 Stevenson
Sullivan Annie M. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. HV9 Valencia
Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer, r^ 520 Mission
Sullivan Bartholomew, manager Patrick Sullivan, r.
1010 Howard
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 11 Fulton
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra
and Shasta
Sullivan Catherine, r. 31 Clinton Park
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. 229 Austin
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. 702 Eddy
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. N s Day nr Sanchez
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. W s Tennessee nr Sierra
Sullivan Charles, barber, 631 Kearny, r. 53< Pros-
pect PI
Sullivan Charles, butcher Miller & Lni, r. Yazoo nr
Dominica
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Sullivan Charles, Rroceries, 4r,4!< Tehama
Siillivun Charles, umcbiniBt Riadou I. am! L. Works
Snllivnii Charles A., r. SE cor Oak and Wcbhtir
Sullivan Chrisliuii. widow, r. N\V cor Tweuty-fourth
and Sail Jose Av
S\i11ivan Cornelius, r. 33 Grand Av
Sullivan Cornelius, expressujan, cor Fourth and How-
ard, r. 4 Bowie Av
Sullivan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, C5G)i Na-
tonis
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Sullivan Cornelius, miner, r. 12S Eddy
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 51
Stevenson
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker Solomon Marks, r. 206
Shipley
Sullivan Cornelius, with Taylor & Craig, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Sullivan Cornelius Jr., painter Timothy McCarthy, r.
656)4 N atom a
Sullivan Cornelius D. O. Jr., cashier Sullivan, Kelly
ft Co., r. 1025 Bush
Sullivan Cornelius J., with Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, r. 1029 Hyde
Sullivan Conrad, cooper, r. 234 Langton
Sullivan C. S., r. 134 Fourth
Sullivan D., massage. 7 Grant
Sullivan D., millhand Jason Springer & Co. r. 961
Market
Sullivan Daniel (W. A. Frederick & Co.) r. 2490
Market
Sullivan Daniel, clerk, r. 1029 Hyde
Sullivan Daniel, engineer, r. 6f3 Twenty-second
Sullivan Daniel, engineer P. F. Dnudon
Sullivan Daniel, farmer, r. 47 Hoff Av
Sullivan Daniel, gardener, r. 300 Fair Oaks
Sullivan Daniel, grocer, S s Twenty-sixth bet Church
and Sanchez
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 538 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel, horseshoer, r. 229 Austin
Sullivan Daniel, hostler, r. 23 Minna, rear
Sullivan Daniel, insurance agent, r. Alabama nr
Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 15 Alvarado, rear
Sullivan Daniel, Inbortr, r. 323 Vallejo
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r 711 G<-ary
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 2807 Clay
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. Teneritte nr Potomac
Sullivan Daniel, lonu'shoreman. r. 31 Moss
Sullivan Daniel, iiiillman Pac. Rolling Mill
Sullivan Daniel, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 322 y, Ivy Av
Sullivan Daniel, plasterer, r. 613 Linden Av
Sullivan Daniel, porter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 639
Nat'ima
Sullivan Daniel, seaman, r. 4 Chesley
Sullivan Daniel, stableman G. W. Brown, r. 518 Mis-
siiin
Sullivan Daniel, teamster, r. 10}<S Falmouth
Sullivan Daniel, with Daniel Giovannini, r. 1608
Kearny
Sullivan Daniel C, farmer, r. 19 Hofif Av
Sullivan Daniel E., groceries and liquors. NE cor
Bryant and Dore
Sullivan Daniel F.. r. 26 Turk
Sullivan Daniel F., apprentice McCue Carriage Fac-
tory, r. 1310 Laurel Av
Sullivan Daniel J., clerk W. D. Valentine & Co., r.
3412 Mission
Sullivan Daniel J., hoBtler City RR. Co., r. 1829 Mis-
sion
Sullivan Daniel J., laborer, r. 636 5^ Jessie
Sullivan Daniel J., locksmith and bellhanger, 26
Washington Av
Sullivan Daniel J., printer W. A. Woodward & Co., r.
1516 Baker
Snllivan Daniel J., teamster R. TIernan & Co., r. 909
Capp
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Sullivan Daniel L.. engineer, r. 23 iltnna
Sullivan Daniel O. (Sullivan k Malurua) r. N • Pr^
titft Av nr Mission. B. H.
Sullivan Daniel 11., sale
123 Ellis
Sullivan Daniel R., tilesetter Bush k MalK-tt.r.'nH
Clementina
Sullivan Daniel T., attorney at law, 415 HoDtdomerr,
rooms 7-8. r. Alameda
Sullivan David, laborer, r. lOM Howard, rear
Sullivan Dennis, carpenter, r. 23tl Jeaalc
Sullivan Dennis, district engineer S. F. F. D.. r. 144
Second
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 407 Twenty-foorth. rear
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 734 Natom'a, remr
Sullivan Dennis, laborer P. 8. Davis, r. 231 Minna
Sullivan Dennis, molder Savage, Son fc Co., r. 3013
Folsom
Sullivan Dennis, packer Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 1305 Greenwich
Sullivan Dennis, porter, r. 209 Fourth
Sullivan Dennis, printer Neville fc Co.
Sullivan Dennis, shipcarpenter, r. 3 Minna
Sullivan Dennis, shoemaker Buckingham * Hecht
Sullivan Dennis J., steainfittcr P. M. 88. Co., r. 208
Ridley
Sullivan Dennis T., teamster, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and San Jos^ Av
Sullivan Dennis W.. musician r. UOH Folsom
Sullivan D. J., paintiT M.J. fc J. •). Dunoyan !
Sullivan, Knpar A: Co. (Matthew Sullivan. H.T. Eagar
and J. P. Wll.son) butchers. 90 Ninth
Sullivan Edward, barber Nicholas Wunsch, r. Do- i
minica nr Tomhigbee I
Sullivan Edward, teamster, r. 6.'>H Folsom <
Sullivan Edward D.. laborer, r. 1861 Stevennon j
Sullivan Edward P., salesman Keane Bros., r. 808
Misi'i'>n
Sullivan Edward S., bookkeeper, r. H29 Valencia
Sullivan E. L., teamster, r. Bay District Hotel I
Sullivan Eliza, domestic 1922 Franklin
Sullivan Eliza J. Miss, teacher languages, r. •> August
Alley
Sullivan Elizabeth, widow, r. 272 Minna
Snllivan Elizabeth Mrs , r. 1122X Broadway
Sullivan Elizabeth J., waitrest; Oscar Vtnettlich. r.
31H)« Clementina
Sullivan p:ila. widow, r. 1618 Buchanan
Sullivan Ella Mrs , r. 101 Ash Av
Sullivan Ellen Mrs., r. 311 Jeasle
Sullivan Kllen Mrs., r. Missouri nr Santa Clara
Sullivan Esther Mrs., confectionery. -WXl Orar)-
Sullivan Eug-ne. l)lacksmllh. and stoker Engino No.
l,r. 419 Pacific
Sullivan Eugene, packer, r. 2431 l>«rkln
Sullivan Eugene, porter, r. 4r,i; JpshIp
Snllivan Eugene J., blaiksmltb. r. 174 Perry
Sullivan Eugene P., shipping dork Heywixid Uro. k
Co., r. 326 Ellis
Sullivan Eti«ene v.. Inspector Custom Uouae. r. .».
Eleventh
Sullivan Fanny, widow, r. 27 IUu»ch „,,^ ^
Sullivan Florsnre, h.irseshoer. 1123 Market. r.artTiirk
Sullivan Floranco J., lamplighter, r. Ill" Treat .\v
Sullivan Florentiiis Rev.. H. J., clergyman SI. Igna-
tius Church, 214 Hayes
Sullivan Kranci- J., r. 1105 Van Ness A v
Nullivuii Prank J., attorney at law. ISO l.U
Phelan BIdg. r. 525 O.k
Sullivan Frank J., coremnker W. T. Oarratt k (o . r
12 (Jlinton
Sullivan Frank L.. compositor Alia
Sullivan Frankie 8., s.l.sU.ly Htrv.nson * l/.ngwl.l
r. 3032 Geary „ „,
Sullivan Frederick, machinist (Jrorge H. Rice
Sullivan George, assistant O'Connor. M.'lTaU « < ■ .
r. 732,'« Clementina
Sullivan Oeorwe, blacksmith, r. 243 Langlon
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MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sullivan George J., carriaRepuiuter Deuuis Killeen,
r. 61a Post
Sullivan Grace Mrs., ladies" hairdresser, 1737 Market
SuUivau Hannah, widow, r. 32 Kissling
Sullivan Hannah, widow, r. 423 !« Powell
Sullivan Hannah, widow, liqiior saloon, 522 First
Sullivan Hanniih, domestic (HI Jones
Sullivan Henry, carriagepaiuter Dennis Eilleen, r.
448 Sixth
Sullivan Henry, clerk James Henley, r. 413 California
Av, B. H.
Sullivan Henry E., laborer, r. W s Tennessee bet
Sierra and Nevada
Sullivan Honoiah, widow, r. 3 Miller PI
Sullivan Humphrey G., carpenter Joseph Zerse, r. 11
Lafayette
Sullivan James, r. 323 Linden Av
Sullivan James, r. 597 Ellis
Sullivan James, r. 726 Clementina, rear
Sullivan James, r. 1403 Valencia
Sullivan James, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 704)^ Natoma
Sullivan James, brassfinisher Rudgear & Shepman, r.
112 First, rear
Sullivan James, coffee packer, r. 2431 Larkin
Sullivan James, farmer, r. 21^ West Mission
Sullivan James, horseshoer J. Murphy, r. 112 Jackson
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 26 Everett
Sullivan James, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth nr Castro
Sullivan James, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 624 Fourth
Sullivan James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Alabama
Sullivan James, marble polisher Kufflno & Bianchi.
r. 2 Boardman PI
Sullivan James, milkman Isaac Stone, r. San Bruno
Road nr Cortland Av
Sullivan James, packer Pac. Bell Telepeone Co., r.
1019 Washington
Sullivan James, shoemaker, r. 322 Third
Sullivan James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 1717 J<i Mission
Snllivan James, tailor, r. 6 Rincon Av
Sullivan James Mrs., widow, r. 112 Turk
Sullivan James Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 334
Sutter
Sullivan James D., engineer Baldwin Gas Works, r. 8
Silver
Sullivan James F., r. 633 Twenty-third
Sullivan James F. , physician, office and r. 1105
Van Ness Av, office hours 1 to 3 P. M., and 6 to 8
in the evening
Sullivan James F., printer, r. 1122}^ Broadway
Sullivan James G., teamster, r. 1403 Valencia
Sullivan James H., carpenter, r. 27 Hill
Sullivan James H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
437 Ivy Av
Sullivan James P.. brickmason, r. 1716 Jessie
Sullivau James W., grain weigher, r. Arlington nr
Thirty-second, Fairmount Track
Sullivan Jeremiah, canvasser, r. 11 Elizabeth
Sullivan Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 112 Fell
Sullivan Jeremiah, expressman, cor East and Clay,
r. 126 Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra nr Kentucky
Sullivan Jeremiah, harness oil mnfr. 419 Francisco
Sullivan Jeremiah, .lunk dealer, r. 31 Crocker
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 8 Potter
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 18 Gilbert
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 339 Shipley
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 5.'i8 Natoma, rear
Sullivan Jeremiali, laborer, r. 636}^ Jessie
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 719 5jatoma \
Sullivan Jeremiah, labori>r, r. 1725 Market
Sullivau Jeremiah, laborer, r. Sierra nr Tennessee
SullivHri Jeremiah, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 506
Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Michael Hartnett, r. 1450
Minna
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 7 Billings PI
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 468 Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 639 Second
S\illivan Jeremiah, miner, r. 708 }« Tehama
Sullivan Jciomiah, plasterer, r. 21 H West Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, shoemaUer U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 216 Inuican
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 109 Morris Av
Sullivau Jeremiah C, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.
Oak haul
Sullivan Jeremiah D., attorney at law, 8-10 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 717 Grove
Sullivan Jert>iniah P., .indge Superior Court,
Departnieut 2, chambers New City Hall, second
floor', r. 1624 Jackson
SULLIVAN JEREMIAH F.
hou.se, slg-n and ornamental painter^
510 Market, r. 2731 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah J., groceries and liquors, 1130 Fol.
som
Sullivan Jeremiah J., packer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 23 Kate
Sullivan Jeremiah P., fur dresser, 49 Juniper
Sullivan Jeremiah P., gardener, r. SW cor Union and
Pierce
Sullivan Jerome, clerk Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 23 Kate
Sullivan J. F., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Alabama
Sullivan J. H., horse clipper Fiishion Stables, r. 818
Geary
Sullivan J. J., r. 46 Grove
Sullivan J. Jerome, capitalist, r. 1116 Bush
Sullivan Johanna, widow, r. 1910 J^ Broderick
Sullivan Johanna, furrier, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Sullivan Johanna, groceries, 130 Shipley
Sullivan John, r. SE cor Oak and Webster
Sullivan John (Anson & Sullivan) r. H Jane PI
Sullivan John, barber, r. 815 Stockton
Sullivan John, blacksmith, r. 1310 Laurel Av
Sullivan John blacksmith P. C. SS. Co.. r. 564 Na-
toma
Sullivan John, boatman, r. 429 Francisco
Sullivan John, boilermaker. r. 20M Bruce Pi
Sullivan John, boilermaker, r. California Av nr Vir-
ginia Av, B. H.
Sullivan John, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 708J4
Tehama
Sullivan John, butcher, r. Bahama nr Yazoo
Sullivan John, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 250!.$ Clara
Sullivan John, carpenter, r. 232 Linden Av
Sullivan John, carriagemaker, r. 1 Morrell PI
Sullivan John, clerk, r. 401 Vallejo
Sullivan John, clerk, r. 1511 }<s Taylor
Sullivan John, collector, r. 510 Natoma
Sullivan John, cooper George Larsen. r. 254 ?4 Clem-
entina
Sullivan Jolin, house raiser and mover, 318 Thir-
teenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Sullivan John, janitor Washington Grammar School,
r. 1705 Leavenworth
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 5 Ivy Av
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 9 Clara
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 34 Hayes
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 313 Folsom
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 409 Twenty-fourth
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 1317 Harrison
Sullivan John, laborer, r. Twenty-sixth nr Diamond
Sullivan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W »
Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada '
Sullivan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s Si-
erra bet Michigan and Georgia
Snllivan John, lauudryman, r. 357 Eleventh
Sullivan -Tohn, longRliorciuiin. r. 26 Clementina
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Assets, $9,658,479.
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Sullivan John, lonRshoreman, r. 357 Jessie
Sullivan Jdhu, loiiiisliDreiuan, r. 430 Braiinan
b^uUivan .lohu, Uunbcnuau, r. 2G1 Firht
Sullivan John, mafhlue operator Cahn, Nickelsburg
* Co.. r. ."iSS Stevensou
Sullivan John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 1310 5<
Natonia
Sullivan John, painter S. P. Co., r. 1817M Powell
Sullivan John, poliL-eman, r. l'.»:<6 Jessie
Sullivan John, ropeiuakvr S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
IU'idy'8 Hottl
Sullivan John, salesman, r. 1111 Broadway
SuUivau John, seaman stmr Mariposa
Sullivan John, sheetiron worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 4ii Tehama
Sullivan John, shoemaker S. Marks, r. 51 Stevenson
Sullivan John, street sprinkler, aud groceries and
liquors, (li'J Stevenson
Sullivan John, teamster, r. 3 Scotland
Sullivan John, teamster, r. 27)4 Rausch, rear
Sullivan John, truukmaker, r. 117 Morris Av
Sullivan John, watchman La Grande Laundry, r. 357
Twelfth
Sullivan John, wood and coal, SE cor Lafayette and
Natoma, r. 1013 Natoma
Sullivan John, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Sullivan John Jr., plasterer, r. 34 Hayes
Sullivan John A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan John D.. marine engineer, r. 208 Ridley
Sullivan John D., superintendent U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1029 Capp
Sullivan John D , tailor John J. Snllivan, r. 242
LanRton
Sullivan John E., teamster M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 107
Ash Av
Sullivan John F., blacksmith, r. 613 Post
Sullivan John F., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 1608
Kearny
Sullivan John F., stevedore, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan John F. Jr., attorney at law, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H.. expressman, r. Army nr San Bruno
Road
Sullivan John H.. gasfitter Dufifey Bros., r. 704!^
Natoma
Snllivan J ,'hn J., expressman, SE cor California and
Polk, r. 2204 Greenwich
Sullivan John J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.633
Twenty- third
Sullivan John J., plumber, r. 1412 Sacramento
Sullivan John J., salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 544 Ash Av
Sullivan John J., tule bottle cover maker B. F. Gil-
man, r. 115 Oak
Sullivan John J., tailor, 719 Davis, r. 242 Langton
Sullivan John L., plumber John T. Cosgrove, r. 516
Grove
Sullivan John M., blacksmith J. Rentschler, r. 28
Glen Park Av
Sullivan John M., teamster, r. 22 Bernard
Sullivan John S., farmer, r. NW cor First and Mis-
sion
Bullivan John T., boots and shoes, 20 Fourth, fac-
tory NE cor Battery and Jackson, r. 1H21 Baker
Snllivan John W., tanner, r. 70(5 Brannan
Sullivan John X , teamster, r. 1317 Harrison
Sullivan Joseph, r. 168M Silver
Sullivan Joseph, brass molder M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 315 First
Sullivan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1124 !«J Alabama, rear
Snllivan Joseph, clerk S. H. Tyler & Son
Sullivan Joseph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt fc Co.,
r. 808 Mission
Sullivan Joseph, tailor, 34 Third
Sullivan Joseph P., laborer, r. 71)6 Brannan
Sullivan Josephine, teacher niusi.-, r. 04(i Howard
Sullivan J. P., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 910 Lyon
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
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Sullivan J. P., muHlclan. r. MM Mlmilon
SuUivau J. Stephen. harn.BMmakir. r. 1117 Tr«»t At
Sullivan Julia, widow, r. 43.-) !« St.-venaon
Sullivan Julia, widow, r. 722 Grove, rear
Snllivan Julia Miss, r. 1910 "< Ilr.d.rlck
Sullivan Kate, widow, r. 810 Ptclflc
Sullivan Katlicrine. widow, r. Mil Val.-u, la
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO.
(C. D. O'Sullivaii mill .Iiiiii.h I{. K.I1>
pnlitlM, 4>ils and t'litN, iinct |>ro|iriilois
IDiiion White L.ea«I Wiirkx urid Piiclllc
Color Works, S'il Bnttfry, olHc urid
aalesroom 1 12>l 1 4 Cullfornln
Sullivan Lizzie Miss, tailoress. r. UOi VaUncU
Sullivan Magpie, domestic 1217 California
Sullivan Maagie, domestic 1717 Bu. baoan
Sullivan Magule Miss, r. 810 Bush
Snllivan Mugnie Miss, dressuiaklnt;, S.')."! Stevenson
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. IT. Alvarailo, rear
Sullivan Margaret, wl low, r. 70r, Brannan
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. lllO.") Greenwich
Sullivan Margaret widow, r. 1H17J4 Powell
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. W s Georgia bet Sterr*
and Shasta, rear
Sullivan Margaret A., widow, r. 318^4 Clementina
Sullivan Margaret E., waitress Oscar VeuettiNcb, r.
318!* Clementina
Sullivan Maria Miss. r. 1036 Howard
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 21^ West Mission
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 174 Minna
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 409 Twenty-fourth
Snllivan Mary, widow, r. 555 Stt-veuson
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 1207 Stelner
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 1608 Kearny
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 16I3)« .Mason
Sullivan Mary, domestic 26:J9 Howard
Sullivan Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 79 Jessie
Sullivan Mary Miss, tailonss. r. 1403 Valencia
Sullivan Mary Mrs., r. 217 Mluna
Sullivan Mary Mrs., groceri.s, 219 Tenth
Sullivan Mary E., widow, uni- eries, etc., 119 Sflventh
Sullivan Mary E. Miss, bookbinder, r. 829 Valencia
Sullivan Mary E. Mrs., r. 2 Uulbert Alley
Sullivan Mary O. MlBs, school teacher, r. 1108 Sac-
ramento
Sullivan Mary H., domestic 110 Prospect PI
Sullivan Mar'v I'., widow, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Sullivan Matthew (Sullivan, Eagnr & Co.) r. 41 Wssh-
ington Av
Sullivan Matthew, barber, r. 640 Howard
Sullivan Matthew, helper HuiUy k ODonnell. r. 51.1
Linden Av
Sullivan Matthew, laborer, r. 619 Linden Av
Snllivan Matthew, livery stable, 12ltU and 1214 F-d-
som r. 1209 Folsom
Sullivan Matthew C... driver Hose No. 7, r. Tenne»i>B<»
bet Sierra and Naps
Snllivan Matthew I., attorney at law, 331
Montgomery, rooms s-». r. IJIw Twenly-flrat
Sullivan Maurlc e, r. 816 MontKoinery
Sullivan Maurice, harn< ssmaker, r. 8.38 Fourth
SulUvan Maurice J., dentist. 30 Post. r. 7i« Oough
Sullivan Maurice J., policeman, r. lOiS PsrlBc
Hullivan May, tailoress llohenblnm * At)rBhsm, r.oSB
Natoma
Sullivan Michael, r. 236 Jesale
Sullivan Michael (Sullivan ^- Foleyl r. l"^' f"»y
Sullivan .Michael, boil.rmakerCsl. BoUcr Works, r.
1310 Alabama
Sullivan Michael, csrpent' r. r 112 Kourteenlh
Sullivan Micha.l, cook,r. 47 I...uiaa
Sullivan Michael, driver J. C. Resnlon
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Sullivan Michael, helper Pac. Box F«ctory. r. an
Ninth
IIDVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 4%-407 SaiisOBiB St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKR FIVE MIIiLIONS.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sullivau Michael, horseehoer Thomas Lynch, r. 12i6
Mission
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Clyde
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 51'2 Howard
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Minnesota and
Butte
Sullivan Michael, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 31.5 First
Sullivan Michael, longshoreman, r. 201 First
Sullivan Michael, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Sullivan Michael, miner, r. 23 Julian Av
Sullivan Miihael, rancher, r. San Bruno Road nr
Cortland Av
Sullivan Michael shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.
Sullivan Michael, surveyor, r. 236 Jessie
Sullivau Michael A., laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Sullivan Michael F. , laborer, r. 706 Brannan
Sullivan Michael H., horseshoer, r. 322 Jj Ivy Av
Sullivan Michael J., r. 294 Twenty-second
Sullivau Michael J., carrier Post Office, r. 2113 Jones,
rear
Sullivan Michael J., deputy Sheriff, r. 448 Sixth
Sullivan Michael J., teamster, r. lull McAlUster
Sul'.ivan Michael L., laborer, r. 522 Ninth
Sullivan Michael O. (Sullivan & Davitt) r. 158 First
Sullivan Minnie L., teacher music, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Miriam, domestic 2020 Pine
Sullivan M. J., lineman Pac. Bell Tel. Co.
Sullivan Myles J., salesman Greensfelder & Bettel-
heim, r. 1608 Dolores
Sullivan N. Mi.ss, lodgings, 404 Tehama
Sullivan Xash J., teamster, r. 10"^ Falmouth
Sullivau Neil, blacksmith Langley & Jones, r.Precita
Av bet Howard and Mission
Sullivan Nellie, dressmaker, r. 168}^ Silver
Sullivan Nellie Mrs-., furnished rooms, 808 Mission
Sullivan Nellie F. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nicholas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Illi-
nois nr Sierra
Sullivan Nora, widow, r. 986 Howard
Sullivau Nora Miss, r. 1711 Market
Sullivan Nora G. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nora M. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan P. Mrs., r. 596 Stevenson
S.iUivan Patrick, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
1310 Laurel Av
Sullivan Patrick, carpenter, r. 2 Rose Av
Sullivan Patrick, clerk John Miller, r. 229 Austin
Sullivan Patrick, helper I'ac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Miunesota bet Napa and Butte
Sullivan Patrick, housemover, r. 221!^ Tenth
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 27 k Rausch, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 446 Natoma, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 519 Greenwich
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 736}^ Clementina
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Eighteenth
and Sanchez
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 1010 Howard
Sullivan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 539 Second
Sullivan Patrick, porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1024
Florida
Sullivau Patrick, solicitor, r. 10 Broadway
Sullivan Patrick, teamster B. Tiernan »^ Co., r. 17 Al-
varado
Sullivan Patrick, traveling agent D.M. Osborn & Co.,
r. 46 Grove
Sullivan Patrick D., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Duncan and Dolores
Sullivan Patrick A., plasterer Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 1608 Dolores
Sullivan Patrick J., fur dresser, r. 49 Juniper
Sullivan Patrick J., upholsterer, r. 1029 Hyde
Sullivau Peter, paver, r. 544 Ash Av
Sullivan Peter, shoemaker, r. "> Bowie Av
Sullivan P. ter M., attorney at law, 315 Phelan Bldg,
r. CiJl California
Siilliviin P, J., real estate, 121 Post, rooms 1-2,
r. 14H0 McAllister
Sullivan P. O.. keeper Sixth St. Bridge
Sullivan Uichard, tcaiuster, r. NE cor Twenty-fonrth
and Sau Jose Av
Sullivau Robert, bartender James Devitt
Sullivan Robert, carpenter, r. 829 Valencia
Sullivan Robert, drayniau. r. 118H Welsh
Sullivau Robert T., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Senrice,
r. San Leandro
Sullivan Sallie Miss, clerk, r. 3033 Geary
Sullivan Samuel, helper F. Kortick, r. 323 Vallejo
Sullivan Sylvester, painter, and foreman Hose No. 1,
r. 215 Kearny
Sullivan T. B., student, r. 1412 Sacramento
Sullivan T. D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and San Jose Av
Sullivan Theresa Miss, millinery, 527 Hayes, r. 609
Fell
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 20 Lily Av
Sullivan Theresa, widow, r. .3585^ Jessie
Sullivan Theresa Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1413 Larkin
Sullivan Thomas, bookbiuder, r. 20 Lily Av
Sullivan Thomas, expressman, r. 339 Shipley
Sullivan Thomas, fireman, r. 174 Perry
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Sullivan Thomas, molder, r. 174 Perry
Sullivan Thomas, paatemaker Hicks & Judd, r. 23
First
Sullivan Thomas, peddler, r. 26 White's PI
Sullivan Thomas, shoemaker TJ. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. ^' 8 Twenty-sixth bet Dolores and Church
Sullivan Thomas, teamster, r. 4 Clinton
Sullivan Thomas teamster, r. 913 Bryant
Sullivan Thomas, waiter Timothy J. Sullivan, r. 1403
Valencia
Sullivan Thomas Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Thomas G.. groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Sullivan Thomas H., gasfitter, r. 1422 Broadway
Sullivan Thomas J., clerk Keane Bros., r. 808 Mis-
sion
Sullivan Thomas P., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., r.
Oakland
Sullivan Timothy, r. 310 Tehama
Sullivau Timothy, blacksmith, r. 32 Minna
Sullivan Timothy, boxraaker, r. 4^4 Tehama
Sullivau Timoth.v, brewer, r. 771 Harrison
Sullivan Timuthy, caner, r. 136 Perry
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter California Mill, r. 22
Ford
Sullivan Timothy, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 20 Larkin
Sullivan Timothy, horseshoer T. Doyle, r. 49H Te-
hama
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 260 J4 Tehama
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 516 Grove
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 649 Stevenson
Sullivan Timothy, laborer. N 8 Twenty-sixth nr
Church
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, r. 613 Linden Av
Sullivan Timothy, teamster, r. 506 Seventh
Sullivau Timothy Mrs., widow, r. 8 Potter
Sullivan TimotDy D., livery stable, 840 Howard
Sullivan Timothy D., porkpacker, r. 110 Langton
Sullivau Timothy E.. solicitor Palace Hotel, r. 144
Natoma
Sullivan Timothy F., wire drawer Cal. Wire Works,
r. 1314 Filbert
Sullivan Timothy J., marble cutter, r 39 Converse
Sullivan Timothy J., restaurant, 1403 Valencia
EVERY DESt KIPTIOX OF
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BEAMISH'S
9IABKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manuracturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Mariel St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO. 1wash^n§t?n
ST.; Proprietors of the Orleans Vineyard
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Sullivan Timothy J., shlpwrisht, r. 509 Fell
Bnllivau Witlter. telegraph operati>r, r. 5'2-' Niuth
Suilivun Walter H., phybiciuu, r. 20.) Third
Sullivan WelliuKtou. porter, r. 2;i9 Mluna
Sullivan William, r. UOU Valeucia
SullivHu William (Sullivan & BurnB) r. 19?i LauKton
Sullivao William, apsistunt marine reporter Mer.
cliHUtH Excliange. r. SE cor Francisco anil Taylor
Sullivan William, assistant O'Connor, Mofifatt &"Co.
r. Ui8!« Silver
Sullivan William, beer bottler, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Sullivan William, butcher, r. 109 Morris Av
Sullivan William, contractor, r. 5 Meachau PI
Sullivan William, cooper, r. 23 K»te
Sullivan William, elevator man W. W. Montague i
Co., r 511 H Minna
Sullivan Wilism, helper Bash & Mallett, r. 732H
Clementioa
Sullivan William, janitor, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Sullivan William, laundryiuan La Grande Laundry
Sullivan William, macbiuiat, r. 1002 Natoiua
Sullivan William, painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 132)«
Oak, rear
Sullivan William, polisher T. M. Antisell Piano Co.,
r. 704)4 Natoma
Sullivan William, porter TlUmann & Bendel. r. 1705
Lt-avenworth
Sullivan William, shoemaker, 1424 Washington
Sullivan William, stonecutter, r. 309 Bay
Sullivan William, tanner D. J. Callaghan, r. Utah
bet Nevada and Sonoma
Sullivan William A., liquor saloon, 215 Sixth
Sullivan William B., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg
.^ Co., r. 544 Ash Av
Sullivan William D., boatman, r. 429 Francisco
Sullivan William D., shademaker Edward Gaskin, r.
T.iH Minna
Sullivan William D. E., machinist, r. 633Twenty.third
Sullivan William H., peddler, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and San Jose Av
Sullivan William J., public weigher Washington
Street Wharf, r. Arlington nr Chenery
Sullivan William J., workman U. S. Mint, r. 322 Ful-
ton'
Sullivan William M., grlpman Market St BR., r. St.
Rose's Av nr Johnbton Av
Sullivan William N., r. 4 Myrtle Av
Sullivhn William P., shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r.
5-20 Ivy Av
Sullivan William P. Jr., bookkeeper Keane Bros., r.
Ill Liberty
Sullivan .<: Burns (William Sullivan and Edward A.
Burns) liorBeshoers. 670 Mission
Sullivan aJb Davitt (Mii^iael O. Sullivan and
John B. Davitt) wines and liquors, IHS First
Sullivan & Foley (Michael Sullivau and Thomas J.
Foley) horseshoers, 242.'! Minsinn
Sullivan * Malmros ( Daniel O. Sullivan and Andrew
Malmros) stoves. 31G Jackson
■^•Sullivan. See O'Sullivan
SULLIVAN'S CLOAK AND SUIT HODSE
Kelly Jii Liiebesi proprietors, -wholesale
unci retail dealers ladies' and cliildren'8
cloalcs and suits, ISO Kearny and !291
Nortit Main, Los Anyeles
Sully Annie, widow, r. 1210 Larkin, rear
Sully J. Henry, brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r.
I-'IO Larkin, rear
Sully John A., brassfinisher Thomas Day & Co., r.
1210 L-irkin, rear
Sully John F., actor, r. 251 Minna
Sulsberg Charles solicitor Leege & Mills, r. 732 Six-
• teenth
Su'.sb. rn Charles, Jr., teamnter Metropolitan Match
and Commercial Co., r. 732 Sixteenth
Sulsberg George, superintendent Metropolitan Match
and Commercial Co., r. 732 Sixteenth
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ORIENTAL RUGS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
733 81 z.
Sult-berg William, clerk Wilbcl Broa.,
teentb
•^ Sulsberg. See Sulbere
Sultan Julius (Julius Sultan k Co.l r. 1006 Van Nau
.\v
Sultan Julius k Co. (Julius Sultan) cigar dealers 303
California
Sultzberger Louis, waiter, r. 70»i California
Sulz Jonii, cooper John Wleland Brewing Co.
Sulzbacher Arnold, bartender, r. 512 (Ireen
Sulzberirer Tlieo. I., drugglut, NW cor Larkin
and Ell'S. r. 700 Ellis
Sumers Walter A. (Suniers k Price) r. 83 Sixth
Sumers & Price (Walter A. Sumers and John J. Price)
dealers and mnfrs cigars, etc., :)3 Sixth
Summer M«x, clerk, r. 717 Howard
Summerfleld A. Jr., wbolenale and retail coal
dealer and agent Crescent Coal Co., 35-.S7 CliT.
and president California Electrical Works, r. 1211
Oitavia
Summertield Alice Miss, teacher Grant Primary
School, r. .501 Geary
Summerfleld Brothers k Co. (Lesser and Herman
Suramerfied and Herman Roniani clothing and
merch.HUt tailors, 11 Montgomery
Summerfield Herman (Summerfleld Bros, k Co..
Suromerheld & Roman and H. Roman i: Co.) r.
1523 Ellis
Summerfield Lesser (Summeifield Bros. * Co.. Snna-
merfield & Roman and H. Roman k Co.) r. 1S23
Ellis
Snmnierfleld & Roman (Lesser and Herman
Suuimerlield and Bruno Roman) clothing. 912
Market
Sumnierhays H. J., with Adams k Carter, r. 1307
Golden Gate Av
Suujraerl ays Samuel, photographer, 612 Clay. r. East
Be.k ley
Suromerhays William R., foreman Bacon k Co., r.
East Berkeley
Summers .Vnn, widow, r. 441 Fell
Summers Fannie MisK, doinesll.- fiOl Bro<lerlck
Summers- GeorKe, salesniau J. Heiman. r. i'lH Folsom
Summers Henry, barber, r. 440 Green
Summers John, mnfr pickles, 77 Brady
Simmers L., r. 871 Market
Summers Lewis, teamster, r. 21« N'Inth
Summers Mary A., widow, r. 1141 Valeuola
Summers Rufus A. A., teamster, r. Orean View
8^ Summers. See Somers and Soinniers
Summerton George (Henry Coubrough k Co.) r. 13M
Union
Sumnierville Alexander, r. fi Potter
SuiuMierville Edward, driver, r. Woolsey nr Qlrard,
Sumnierville Horace, steward Richard StPge, r. Wi
Minna ^ ,
Summerville Robert, teamster, r. 4V1 Tehama
Sumnierville Thomas, laborer, r. 40 L-mlss
$^ Summerville. See Somerville
Summit Ice Co., Charles A. Grow secreUrr and Ireaa-
urer. office 18-20 Phelan BIdg
Sumner Charles, janitor, r. 90«> Paclflc, rear
Sumner Charles A., attorney at law, 810 Pine, room
45, r. 1011 (ireeii
Snmner Edward, r. 514 Capp .,„ v »
Sumner Frank W. (W. B. Sumner k Co.) r. 810 Van
Ness Av . .
Sumner John F.. architect, r. Ifl22 Howard
Sumner Joseph, metalworker, 1309 Mission, r. 434 H
Sumner Samuel B.. stenograper, <'..^ Ne'
137 MontBomery
Sumner W. B. & Co. (Frank W Humner and
estnte of W. B. Suinnerl bides, leatlier. Ullow,
wool and skins, 415 Front «.„h.
Sumner William, contractor and builder, r. i Marina
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4UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & KEY. 40540? SaiMe St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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All iiizes unci Niiiitbers.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Sumrix Sidney, painter, r. 863)4 Market
Sun Fire Ottice of London. Sl'i-.i-H California
Sun Insuruncv Co., C. L. Taylor president, E.
E. Potter secretary, 428 Ciiliforula
Sun Mutual Inaurniice Co. (of New Orleans)
Jo8e|)li C. Jennings & Co. general agents, 317
California
Sun Tlie Weekly, William T. Manning proprie-
tor, 2148 Mission
Snnbury S. O., bartender, r. 141 Third
SuDd Charles W.. first mate Sfhr Parkersburg
Sundberg John, musician, r. 12 Washington
Sundberg John C. assistant Dr. W. F. McNutt, r. 702
Post
Sundberg John R., cutter Thomas Drady. r. 450 Jessie
Sundberg Peter Q., boarding and liquor saloon, 47
Sacramento
Snndell Frank C, upholsterer, 1204 Pacific
Sunder Frank C, clerk H. S. Bridge & Co.. r. 533
Ellis, rear
Sunderhaus G. H. O., mining, r. 1325 Leavenworth
Sunderhaus John J., groceries and liquors, 222 Town-
send
Sunderland Erskine M., weigher, r. 103 Grove
Sunderland Frank, r. Palace Hotel
Sundlsnd Abraham, teacher music r. 506J4 Grove
Sundland Max, porter Herman Heyneman, r. 50654
Grove
Sundland William, r. 506 J^ Grove
Sunkel Joseph, machinist Palmer & Key, r. 1303 Bush
Sunnyslde House Joseph Chettle proptr. 247 Second
Sunnyside Saloon, Philip De Martini proprie-
tor, 304 California
Sunset TelepHone-Telegrapli Co., John I.
Sabin vice-president and general manager, execu-
tive office 323 Pine, branch offices 948 Mission,
cor Mission and Twentieth, Southern Pacific
Go's. Bldg, room 16, cor California and Fillmore,
NW cor Sutter and Hyde and Biitchertown
Superintendent Common Schools City and
County, New City Hall, third floor
Superintendent Construction Nevif. City
Hall, office New City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Public Streets, Highways
and Squares, New City Hall, basement
Superintendent V. S. Mint, office NW cor Mis-
sion and Fifth
Superintendent U. S. Rail^vay Mail Ser-
vice, office Post Office Building
Superior Court, Dept. 1, Thomas K. Wilson
judge. New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 3, Jeremiah F. Sullivan
judge. New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 3, John F. Finn judge
and presiding judge. New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 4r, J. G. Maguire judge.
New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 5, John Hunt Jr. judge.
New City Hall, third floor
Superior Court, Dept. O, William T. Wallace
judge. New City Hall, third floor
Superior Court, Dept. 7, T. H. Rearden judge,
New City Hall, third floor
Superior Court, Dept. 8, F. W. Lawler judge,
New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 9 (probate) James V.
Cofl'ey judge. New City Hall, second floor ■
Superior Court, Dept. 10 (insolvency) Walter
H. Levy judge. New City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. il (criminal) D. J. Toohy
judge. Old City Hall, second floor
Superior Court, Dept. 13 (criminal) D. J. Mur-
phv Judge. Old City Hall, second floor
Superior Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado
County, Cal.) J, M. Buffiugton secretary, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 11
Supervising- Inspector U. S. Steam Vessels,
office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
S II per viaom Board of, office New City Hall, sec-
Suppli' David. ])olicenian, r. 206 Chestnut
Supple Harry Jr., r. 821 Filbert
Supple Thomas H., compositor Call, r. 821 Filbert
Supreme Court Commissioners, D. B. Woolf
Bicrttary, 121 Post
Supreme Court Library, 121 Post
Supreme Court of California, chambers 121
Post
Suren Joseph, steward Page k Falch, r. 251 Stevenson
Surhyne Kred., distributor La Grande Laundry, r.
1544 Howard
Surrett Lawrence, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Castro
Surrey Calvin A., waiter, r. 27 Stone
Surveyor City and County, New City Hall,
third floor
Surveyor-General United States, office 610
Commercial
Surveyor Port of San Francisco, office Cus-
tom House, second floor
Susa Frank, laborer, r. 309 Filbert
Susa Manuel, laborer, r. 309 Filbert
Susa Peter, gardener, r. Railroad Av nr Five Mile
House
Susan William, carpenter, r. 12 Anthony
Susavilla Vincent, carpenter, r. 1317 Filbert
Susenbeth John C, secretary The Independent Auto-
matic Portable Gas Works and The Pac. Coast
Automatic Portable Gas Co., 411 California, r.
221 ;« Fulton
Susmann Philip (Susmann & Dixon) r. 1720 O'Far-
rell
Susmann h Dixon (Philip Susmann and Samuel
Dixon) stockbrokers, 318 Montgomery
B£?" Susmann. See Sussman
Suss Alexander, bookkeeper E. Baas & Co., r. 410
Taylor
Suss Charles F., clerk Becker & Co., r. 8E cor Geary
and Larkin
Suss Frederick, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 226
Francisco ,
Suss Julius, salesman Hart & Brandenstein, r. 1622
Geary
Susser Carl, tinsmith S. Mistre, r. 821 34 Montgomery
Sussman Samuel (M. Ehrman & Co.! r. 1819 Octavia
B^Sussmen. See Susmann
Sutclifl'e James, bakery. 1629 Geary
B^Sutcliffe. SeeSutliff
Suter Daniel (Daniel Suter & Charles E. Snook) r.
317 Bush
Suter Daniel Si Charles E. Snook, attorneys
at law, 216 Sansome, rooms 8-9
Suter Henry S., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1305
Powell
e^" Sutfr. See Sutter
Sutherland A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 328
Geary
Sutherland Adam T., cashier I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. Oakland
Sutherland Alexander J., clerk, r. 473 Haight
Sutherland Andrew D., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 10 San
Antonio
Sutherland Annie E. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 617 Powell
Sutherland Edwin, office 503 California, r. Oakland
Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, 323
Ki amy
Sutherland George M., clerk L. R. Ellert, r. .32M
Geary
Sutherland Harry, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
k Son, r. 157 Seventh
Sutherland Hester M., stenographer Madison •&
Burke, r. Oakland
Sutherland James B., miller, r. 1818 Dupont
Sutherland John Mrs., r, 2=) Thirteenth
Sutherland John J., grain dealer, r. 13!^ Polk
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOIS" Al lODTHS' SUITS
AT
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ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFOP
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
ir/ARhtT
■sT.I-EOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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Sntberland Maggie Mias, teacher, r. 617 Powell
Siitherlflud Mary, widow, r. 10 Sau Autotiio
SutUerlaiiil Mary Miss, with Am. Cracker Co., r. 10
Sun Antonio
Sutherland Robert, conductor Central KR. Co., r. 1501
Turk
Sutherland Robert, gasfltter William Enright, r. 473
Httight
Sutherland Sunderland F., editor Daily Report, T.i2i>
Post
Sutherland W. G., clerk Elder Bros., r. 771 5< Mission
Sutherland William, transferer, r. .'J14 Uranuan
Sutherland William G., painter J. P. Eraser, r. 10 San
Antonio
Sutherland W. J., mining, 326 Sansome, room 55
Sutler Martin, kitchen hand, r. Lindell House
Sutllff Edward, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 71<.i^ Bush
Sutllff Henry, cigars and tobacco, 832 Kearny, r. 7
Montgomery
Sutliff Thomad, clerk Henry Sutllff, r. 435 Pine
Sutliff Thomas Jr., clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 4a5 Pine
Iff- Sutliff. See Sutcliffe
Sutro Adolpli, capitalist, r. Sutro Heights oppo-
site Cliff House
Sutro Albert, oifice 408 Montgomery, r. 1017
Larkin
Butro Alfred, student, r. SE cor Jackson and Octavla
Sutro Charles (Sutro & Co.) r. Il8 Ellis
Sutro Charles Jr., with Sutro & Co., r. 1610 Van Ness
Av
Sutro Charles W. (Hirscbler & Co.) r. NW cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Sutro Edgar, clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. NW cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Sutro Emil iSutro * Co.) r. SE cor Jackson and Octa-
via
Sutro Emil Jr., clerk O. F. Von Rbein & Co., r. 1610
Van Ness Av
Sutro Gustav (Sutro & Co.) r. 1610 Van Ness Av
Sutro Gustav Jr., with Sutro & Co., r. SE cor Jackson
and Octavia
Sutro Tunnel Co., Pelham W. Ames secretary, 320
Sansome
Sutro & Co. (Charles, Emil and Gustav Sutro)
bankers and brokers, 408 Montgomery
Sutro's Library, 107 Battery
Sutter Alplionge, secretary Field's Biscuit and
I Cracker Co.. 839-849 Folsoni, r. 15 Glen Park Av
I Sutter County Land Co. Tlie, George Theo-
! bald Jr. secretary. 419 California, room 6
I Butter George, bartender John G. Anderson, r. 916
Montgomery
I Sutter James, bookkeeper Hyams, Pausen & Co., r.
; 407 Mason
I Sutter Joseph, bottler Deucher & Kalben, r. 110 Jack-
i son
1 Sutter Joseph, tanner, r. 526 Broadway
j Sutter Street House. J. Serres & Co. proptrs, 308 Sut-
ter
Sutter Street Railroad Co., Robert F. Morrow
president, A. K. Stevens secretary, John McCord
superintendent, office SE cor Sutter and Polk
t^ Sutter. See Suter
Sutterman Adolph, clerk, r. 202G Bush
Sutton Asnes, widow, r. 7 Isis
Sutton Albert, waiter, r. 503 Turk
Button A. M. (Sutton & Beebe) r. Berkeley
Sutton Charles, bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli & Sons. r.
Oakland
Button Charles, capitalist, r. 1021 M Twenty-second
Sutton Charles, plasterer, r. 918 Jones
Button Frederick A., compositor Evening Post
Button F. S., surgeon stinr Citv of New York
Button George C, surveyor Fire Underwriters' In-
spection Bureau, .'i07 Sansome, r. 427 Eddy
Button James, r. 2(i Turk
Button James E., clerk, r. 51 Jessie
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HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO 0PJ5ER.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
purser stmr Alameda, r. 7ia Uoldtn
Sutton J. B.,
Gate Av
Sutton John, clerk W. T. Oarratt k Co.. r. Oakland
Sutton John. laiindryn.an Thomaa H«y k Co.. r. HW
cor Dolor, s and Twenty-iiluth
Sutton Joseph B., KalcHnian Joe Pohelm. r. M4 Buoh
Sutton Lawrence M.. bookkeeper G. Y. Smith k Co.,
r. 2514 Sacramento
Sutton Peter, laborer Rtsdou I. and L. Works, r. SI
Jessie
Sutton Samuel, first assistant engineer stmr San Filaa
Sutton Scott, bookkeeper Lilleiitbal k Co., r. 151 Oc-
tavia
Sutlon Thomas J., carpenter, r. 8 a Lombard nr Polk
Sutton Walter, bookkeeper and cashier 8. F. Lumber
Co.. r. 2514 Sacramento
Sutton William, bookkeeper John Kentfleld & Co.. r
2514 S:icramento
Sutton William, scale expert Wilshlre Safe and Scale
Co., r. Oakland
Sutton William H., porter Coghlll k Kohn. r. 29M
Sacramento
Sutton & Beebe (A. M. Sutton and 0. F. B<>el>«)
shipping and commission merchant!), and con
Blgnees Sutton & Co. (New York and Philadelphia)
122 Front
Sutton*8 Diapntch Line, from New York and
Philadelphia. Su;ton fc Beebe agents. 122 Front
Suydam James H., cashier Crocker k Suydam, r. 'MM
Scott
Suydam James N. (Crocker & Suydam) r. 2034
Scott
Suydam Mary A., widow, r. 1718 Turk
Suza Frederick, laundrynian La Oranie Laundry
Svea Fire Insurnnce Co. (<if Gotbculierg)Muecke
& Co. general agents, 319 California
Svenscn Anton, laborer, r. 116 Berry
Svensen Daniel, cook, r. 116 Berry
Svensen S.. seaman, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Svenson August, tanner, r. 2i()l Bryant Av
Svenson Charles, pantryman Swain Bros., r. 115 Na-
tooia
Svenson J. H., dishwasher, r. 624 Fourth
Svenson John, laborer, r. 116 Berry
a^ Svenson. See Swanson. Swentien and Swenaon
SverJdsen Peter W,, seaman, r. 636 Mission
Svetiuich Pder, restaurant. HW cor LaKunaand Orovo
r. 630 Grove
Svllovicb Antonio, jeweler, 407 Twenty-fourth
Swabeck John, florists' wire wrk, '2h;» Stevenaon
Swabel William, expansion valves. 10 lieale. r. 331«
Mission
Swabli' (leorge. niolder, r. 68 Clementina
Swagg Fiaiik, laborer, r. 31 Loulaa
Swain Alatison, r. 1008 Jones
Swain Alfred G., bookkeeper Wlllcox k Glb»>«, r.
Oakland
Swam Alfred P.. clerk A. O. Qurnett k Co.. r. Oak-
land
Swain Ann. widow, r. 513 Lombard
Swain Brothers (Edward R. and Frank A.) pro-
prietors The Original Swain's Bakery. 'J13 ButUr
Swain C. rondurt.ir Market St. KR.
Swain C, student, r. 317 BuHh
Hwain C. H. Mrs., r. 221 Turk
Swain ( larkBon, draftsman, r. 1008 Jonos
Swain Clinton T.. ticket anent Atlantic and Paclflc
RR , 610 Market, r. Oakland
Swain K«lwnid A., architect, 70 St. Ann's DIdg.
(and Swain Bros.) r. 603 Polk
Swain Klli.'t W.. niachlnliit Pac. Iron Works
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Swain Florence N MIsh. stenographer and lyp«wrllsr
624 Market, r. Oakland
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Swain Frank A. (Swaiu Bros.) r. 603 Polk
Swain Frank R.. salesman R. A. Swaiu & Co.. r. 1616
WashinRton
Swain George, salesman Wild & Spenr, r. Berkeley
Swain G. William, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
I'JSO Mission
Swain Hadwen. foreman Palmer & Rey. r. 1008 Jones
Swain Harry L., clerk, r. 1616 Washington
Swain Henry C. (Swaiu & Murdock) r. 1107 Post
Swain Isaac, master mariner, r. 1312 Jones
Swain J. H.. clerk, r. 513 Lombard
Swain J. M.. r. 519 Sacramento
Swain John, driver Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma
S-wain Josiali H., livery stable, 417 Folsom, r.
1354 Eighth Av, East Oakland
Swain L. A., upholsterer, r. 803 Howard
SWAIN R. A. & CO.
(Revillo A. Swain and S. H. Fessen-
den) jobbers and retailers crockery,
glassware, cUinaware, fancy goods,
etc., 16 Post
Swain Revillo A. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. 1616 Wash-
ington
Swain RinaldoR., manager The Orlgiffal Swain's
Bakery, 213 Sutter, r. 6U3 Polk
Swain Russell, clerk Merchants' Exchange Bank, r.
1616 Washington
Swain Samuel, molder, r. 112 Gilbert, rear
Swain Susan Mrs., r. 937 Folsom
Swain Thomas, laborer, r. U'2 Gilbert, rear
j Swaiu W. A. Mrs., r. 204 Fifteenth
I Swain W. C. telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.,
' r. 8 Birch Av
Swaiu William B., real estate, r. 641 Folsom
Swain & Murdock (Henry C. Swain and George H.
Murdock 1 insurance agents, 215 Sausome
8^" Swain. See Swavne
SWAIfS BAKERY, THE ORIGINAL
Swain Brothers proprietors, JJ13 Suttei'
Swales H. D., clerk, r. 37 Second
Swales Henrietta J. Mrs., r. 204 Fifteenth
Swales Howard D., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Swales lohn W., real estate, r. 1325 Twenty-fourth
Swales Katrf Miss stenographer D. L. Beck & Sons
Swales Thomas, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 204
Fifteenth
Swall Frank J., draftsman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
913 McAllister
Swall Fred J., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 913
McAllister
Swall Peter, farmer, r. 913 McAllister
Swalve Herman, clerk William Paulsen, r. 946 Har-
rison
Swalve William, bakery, 944}^ Harrison
Swan Adam, restaurants, 44 Fourth, 725 Fourth and
612 Montgomery, r. 856 Mission
Swan Amelia Mrs., nurse, r. 7 Ewer PI
Swan Andrew C, machinist, r. 2535 Mission
Swan .\uson B.. r. 817 Bush
Swan Benjamin F., sergeant at arms Pac. Stock Ex-
change, r. 220 Third
S'wan Benjaniin R. , physician, 310 Stockton, r.
516 Sutter
Swan Charles F.. master schr Novelty, oflace 48 Market
Swan Charles W., expressman, r. SW cor Thirtieth
and San Jose Av
Swan Christian, waiter, r. 144 Natoma
Swau David, foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1017
York
Siiran Edward S. salesman Hippman & Schussler, r.
1714 Turk
Bwan Edward S. Jr., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 1714 Turk
Swan Frederiik, watchman, r. 4 Boston PI
Swan Frederick W. (Swan & Co.) r. cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fourth Avs
Swan George W. Jr., salesman Paraffine Paint Co., r.
726 Sutter
Swau G. W.. r. 1713 Howard
Swan Henry O., salesman John Wigmore & Eon. r.
Oakland
Swan J., carpenter, r Ilandley House
Swan J., quartermsKter stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Swan J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Stvan jabez S.jSian and ornamental painter and
advertiser. 769 Market, and (Swan & Stein) r. 912
Dolores
Swan John, cabinetmaker A. Frei. r. 164 Perry
Swan John, machinist, r. 4 Boston PI
Swan Joseph, with Swan & Ste'n. r. 912 Dolores
Swan Peter, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Swan Samuel B.. engineer, r 14 Halght
Swan Susan, domestic 2l>37 Howard
Swan Thomas H. Mrs. (Swan & Co. ) r. cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fourth Avs
Swan Thomas W. B . mail clerk Bancroft-Whitney
Co., r. cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs
Swan W., millhand Pac. Rolling Mill
Swan & Co.(F.VV.and Mrs. T. H. Swan) liquor saloon,
cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs
SWAN & STEIN (JabexS. swan
and Max Stein) Iionse, sign, orna-
mental and advertising painters, do-
signers and contractors, 769 Market,
telephone SUrS
B^ Swau, See Schwan
Swanberg Charles O., proprietor Swanberg's
Oyster House, 67-64 California Market, r. Kalmar,
Sweden
Swanberg's Oyster Honse, C, O. Swanberg
propriet )r, 57-64 California Market
Swaneskjold C, waiter Carl G. Larsen
Swaney Andrew M., compositor, r. 717 Post
Swaney Homer A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Los Gatos. Cal,
Swaney W. H., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
S-»vannacU D.tniel, superintendent Sailor's
Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Swanson Alexander, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear
Swanson Alexander, shipjoiner, r. 1032 Dolores
Swanson Andrew, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Swanson Andrew J., milker James M. Brown, r. China
nr Madrid, Excelsior Homestead
Swanson C, seaman, r. SE cor Third and Howard
Swanson Charles J., carpenter W.m Little, r. 517 Post
Swanson Conrad, shoemaker, r. SE cor Elizabeth and
Diamond
Swanson Frank, bricklayer, r. 228 Clara
Swanson Frederick, bartender, r. 6 Farren Av
Swanson George, car driver, r. 26 Morris Av
Swanson Gustav, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8
Freelon
Swanson John (Swanson & Treweek) r. 143 Taylor
Swanson John, carpenter, r. 4 Preston PI, rear
Swanson John A., laborer, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Swanson John A., carpenter, r. W s Pond bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Swanson John P., seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Swanson Joseph C. liquor saloon, 1543 Eddy, r. 6
Farren Av
Swanson Sven, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 1709
Mason
Swanson Tillie, domestic 1919 Baker
Swanson & Treweek (John Ssvanson and Burt Tre-
week) liquor saloon, 143 Taylor
^^ Swanson. See Swenson, Swensen and Seyenson
Swanston Alexander, carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 1032
Dolores
Swanstrom Charles, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken-
tucky Home
Swanton A. Mrs., groceries, 221 Eighth
Swanton Charles B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.. r
Windsor Hotel
LAHGESr STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
SEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COB. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marto St.
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Swantoo E. Miss, restanrsDt, 1523 Mission
Swanton Julia A., widow, r. 2116 Van Xess Av
jSwaiiton M. T. Mrs., millinery, 1217 Stockton
Swanton Sumner B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
I a.'S Bran u an
! Swanton Thomas, molder, r. 1217 Stockton
i Swanton William, cprlngmaker. r. 2.*>0>» Fourth
Swarthout Herbert L. (Caldwell & Co.) r. 2133 Mis-
I Bion
^Swartley 'William, secretary Holbrook. Merrill
& Stetson, r. 301U California
Swtriz Henry, clerk S. A. McDonnell, r. 206 Seventh
Swartz Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 219!ii Polk
Swartz Joseph, barber r. 167 Minna
Swariz Samuel N., commercial traveler, r. 219!:i Polk
Swartz Thomas J., painter J. B. Gorman & Co.. r. 14!^
Rinj-'old
Swartz William, planer, r. UH Rlngold
-1^ Swartz. See Schwarz and Schwartz
Swasey Charles L., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Swasey Charles S., capitalist, r. 113 Larkin
Swasey Charles W., clerk general auditor's oflSce S.
P. Co., r. 113 Larkin
Swisey Fred P., photographic art gallery, 26 Mont-
gomery
Swasey George H., correspondent Haas Bros., r. 113
Larkin
Swasey Gnstavus A., capitalist, r. 148 Fifth
Swasey Henry S., fitter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 633
Sutter
Swasey Henry W., bartender Lackey & Wattson, r.
118 Larkin
SwaFey Lizzie Miss, r. 632 Market
Swasey William F., notary public, 19 Montgomery,
r. 633 Sutter
Swatbins Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis
iSwayne R. B. (Hanna. Swayne & Co.) manager
Home Library Association and publisher and
bookseller. 28-30 New Montgomery
Swayne Robert H. (Swayne & Hoyt) r. 907 Fillmore
Swayne William Y., foreman Bode & Haslett, r. 1015
Hayes
iSwayiie & Hoyt (Robert H. Swayne and John G.
Hoyt) ship and Custom House brokers and for-
warding agents. 504 Battery
t^ Swayne. See Swain
Swearingen Obadiah S., tailor, r. 1.544 Howard
Swears William B , clr-rk, r. 56 South Park
Swedi.sli Evangelical Lutheran Chnrch,
Kev. John Telleen pastor, S s Mission bet Eighth
and Ninth
Sw^edish Evangelical Mission Cliurcli,Rev.
Charles Anderson pastor, N s Jessie bet Sixth
and Seventh
S^vedish AI. E. Cliiarch, Rev. John B. Andrews
pastor, N B Howard bet Eighth and Ninth
Swedish Society, 139 Post
Swedlund Andrew, tailor, r. 307 Green
Swedluud Andrew Jr., lithographer, r. 307 Green
Sweeney A., watertender stmr City of Rio de Janeiro
Sweeney Alexander (Alexander Sweeney & Co.) r.
1138 Mist-ion, rear
Sweeney Alexander & Co. (Alexander Swee-
ney) manufacturers boiler covering, 230 Kearny,
room 10
Sweeney Anthony, laborer, r. 1335 Ji Natoma
Sweeney Beruard. laborer, r. 220 Ridley
Sweeney C. C. Mrs., r. 1613 JeFsle
Sweeney Charles(McDonald&Sweeney) r. 145 Shipley
Sweeney Charles S., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 44
Third
Sweeney 0. J. Mrs., r. 632 Market
Sween y C. L. Miss, teacher Haight Primary School,
r. 1613 Stevenson
Sweeney Conroy, longshoreman, r. 14 Gilbert, rear
Sweeney Daniel, carpenter, r. 1522 Howard
Sweeney Daniel A., clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 266 Te-
hama
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Sweeney Dennis, laborer, r. IIM Harriaon -"•
Sweeney Dennis, laborer Empire Foundry, r. lOIO N».
toma
Sweeney Dennis, porter Huntington Hopklna Co.. r.
21 Kolsom Av
Sweeney Dennis, watchman, r. 1717 Jonea
Sweeney Dora, widow, r. 22 Hayes
Sweeney E. & Co. (Edward Sweeney and AnibroM
Sharkey) stock yards. W s Ninth bet Folaom and
Harrihon
Sweeney Edward, r. 219 Duncan
Sweeney Edward (E. Sweeney 4 Co.) r. 3MS Eler-
enth
Sweeney Edward, stoker Engine No. 11, r. TeoerttTe
nr Railroad Av
Sweeney Edward, farmer, r. 732 Oapp
Sweeney Edward, reporter, r. 746 Howard
Sweeney Edward, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1514 Leav-
enworth
Sweeney Etlward B., inspector Caatom Houee, r. 579
Harrison
Sweeney Edward J. (Garvin & Co.) r. 315 Ellii
Sweeney Ellen, widow, r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney Frank, clerk, r. 2828 Jackson
Sweeney Frank E., carriage blacksmith A. Folaom k
Son, r. 120 Fourth
Sweeney Frank R., clerk Hart A: Brandenatein, r. IS
Clementina
Sweeney Garrett C. (Sweeney k Kearna) r. 617 Eight-
eenth
Sweeney George, conductor Market St. RB., r. cor
California and Devisadero
Sweeney George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Sweeney George A., agent T. J. Parsons, 106 Davla, r.
145 Ellis
Sweeney James, carpenter, r. 673 54 Harrison
Sweeney James, laborer, r 10 Dore
Sweeney James, laborer, r 428 Kingold
Sweeney James, rollband Pac. Rolling Mill
Sweeney James, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. cor ^
Sieri a and Indiana {
Sweenev James E.. plumbing and drainage inspector .
Board of Health, r. 1112 Pierce |
Sweeney James P., blacksmith, r. S2H Jessie
Sweeney James P.. law student William Loewy, r.
2829 Jackson
Sweeney Jeremiah F., teamster, r. 1120 Howard \
Sweeney John. r. 463a Minna i
Swieney John, barber, r. 1514 Leavenworth 1
Sweeney John, butcher, r. Garfield H<'t«-1
Sweeney John, butcher Hammond k Bred, r. JM Te-
hama
Sweeney John, butcher T. J. Powers, r. 602 Franklin
Sweeney John, laborer, r. 1 Bay I
Sweeney John, marble works. If. Hayea
Sweeney John, soda water bottler Welch k Walsh, r.
1721 Market
Sweeney John Mrs., widow, r. 830 Harrison
Sweeney John U., clerk, r. 1717 Jones
Sweeney John D., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
r. 1214 I'aeific ., ^
Sweeney John F., proptr Gait House. 632 Market
Sweeney John J., barber, r. 1.M4 I .eavrnwi.rlh
Sweenev John J , tlnhrolth Seller Brother* k Co., r.
428 lllnnold . ^. ^
Sweeney John P. (J. P. Sweeney k Co.) r. 166 T».
Sweeney Joseph, laborer H. F. Gas Lltfhl Co.. r. E i
Michigan bet Sierra and Hhaata
Sweeney Josle Miss, dressTnaker, r. S.W Harriaon
Sweeney J. P. A: Co. (J.'lin 1' Swwocy
Closkey) seedsmen, 409-411 Davis
Sweenev Kate MI^B, varieties, 203 H Gough
Sweeney I>conard, butcher, r. 10 Strlner
Sweeney Lorenzo H. i Dodge. Sweeney k Co.] r
Rafael
Sweeney Margaret, widow, r. 10 Dore
Sweeney Max, lithographer, r. 311 Clementln.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Sweeney M. E. Miss, stenog^rapher Neville & Co., r.
Mm^ Folsom
Sweeney Michael, weigher S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 51
Second
Sweeney Michael, wheelwriglit, r. 1505 Pine
Sweem-v Michael D., law clerk Byrne & Cross, r. 710
Bush
Sweeney Morgan, laborer, r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Sweeney Morgan L., barnessmaker J. C. Lawless, r.
Alaiueda
Sweeney Morgan M., plumbpr, 2.514 Mission
Sweeney MyJes, books, 847 Market, r. 519 Sacramento
Sweeney Owen, laborer, r. 25H Natoma
Sweeney Patrick, bartender Pacific Club, r. 208 Ellis
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, r 11 Geneva
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, r. 1335 Sanchez
Sweeney Patrick C, plumber, r. 222 Hermann
Sweeney Peter, baseball player, r. 732 Capp
Sweeney Peter, cooper, r. 424 Twenty-fourth
Sweeney R. J., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney Thomas, clerk, r. 530 Harrison
Sweeney Thomas, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 317 Ji
Fell
Sweeney Thomas, seaman, r. 922 Folsom
Sweeney Thomas E., clerk Nicholas Sweeny, r. 530
Harrissn
Sweeney Timothy, polisher J. C. Rued & Co., r. 10
Dore
Sweeney William, teamster, r. 3U First
Sweeney William P.. assistant O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 317 M F.iU
Sweeney & Kearns (Garrett C. Sweeney and Thomas
Kearns) plumbers, 623 California
Sweeny Andrew, laborer, r. NE cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Sweeny C. E., cook, r. 1017 Powell
Sweeny C. H., bridge builder, r. NE cor Eighteenth
and Valencia
Sweeny Daniel, seaman, r. 12 Broadway
Sweeny Dennis, clerk, r. 1407 Church
Sweeny Edward, clerk B. Katschinski, r. 463 Steven-
son
Sweeny John, morocco colorer, r. Teneriffe nr Poto-
mac
Sweeny John M., salesman B. Katschinski, r. 463 Ste-
venson
Sweeny John W.. shoecutter Kutz & Murr, r. 463 Ste-
venson
Sweeny Michael, r. Sierra nr Indiana
Sweeny Myles D., president The Hibernia Sav-
irgs and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery and
Market, r. 429 Mason
Sweeny Nicholas, tailor. 113 Second, r. 530 Harrison
Sweeny Nicholas J., clerk Nicholas Sweeny, r. 530
Harrison
Sweeny Patrick, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Sweeny Thomas, bartender Henry Lankman, r. NW
cor Railroad Av and Teneriffe
Sweeny Thomas, S. J., St. Ignatius College. 214 Hayes
Sweeny Thomas U.. r. Seventh Av nr Golden Gate
Park
Sweeny William B., teamster, r. Teneriffe nr Rail-
road Av
Sweeny William J., butcher, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad
Av
a^ Sweeny. See Sweeney
Sweet Albert J., gentleman's nurse, r. 13 Moss
Sweet David H., millhand Capitol Mill, r. 323 Dun-
can
Sweet Edward R., salesman Frank Bros., r. 616 Bush
Sweet George, clerk billiard room Occidental Hotel
Sweet Henry, r. 234 Bush
Sweet Henry, r. 331 Montgomery
Sweet .Tohanna, widow, r. 444 Guerrero
Sweet M. A. Mrs , dri ssraaker. r. 13 Moss
Sweet Mowry P., r. 32 Wabhington Av
Sweet S. <Xc Co., merchants (Visalia, Cal.) office
222 SanHome
Sweet Samuel S., mining, r. 105 Austin
Sweet Solomon (S. Sweet & Co.) office 222 San-
some, r. 220.) Sacramento
Swcei Thomas M., with Briggs, Fergusson k Co.. 314
California
e^ Sweet. See Swett
Sweetland Alonzo, r. 33 Everett
Sweetland Andrew, tailor, r. 307 Green
Sweetlanil William P., physician and surgeon, SE cor
Hayes and Gougb, r. 397 Hayes
Sweetmau John, plasterer, r. 1314 Natoma
Sweetser August, r. 77 Everett
Sweetser Frank D., r. 1305 Ji Polk
Sweetser George H., stableman J. C Traver, r. 792
Twenty-fourth
Sweetser George J., brushmaker Wm. N. Van Laak, r.
345 Fifth
Sweetser Jacob, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Cort-
land Av
Sweetser Samuel D., janitor Union Insurance Co., r.
1030 Page
Sweetzer Christian, bricklayer, r. 1205 Bush
Sweigert Catharine, widow, r. 1428 Howard
Sweigert William, law student and teacher St. Igna-
tius College, r. 1428 Howard
Swenarton Edwin T., messenger Kohler & Chase, r.
Oakland
Swenarton John A. (Swenarton & Helm) r. Oakland
Swenarton & Heim (J. A. Swenarton and J. F. H,
Heim) commission merchants, 22 Sutter
Swen Avel Eklund, tailor, r 1025 Hampshire
Swensen Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sw^sen A. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Swensen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Swensen Frank (Swensen & Nelson) r. 916 Montgom-
ery
Swensen & Nelson (Frank Swensen and Bonne Nel-
son) liquor saloon, 26 Montgomery At
Swenson Andrew, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Swenson A. P., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Swenson Charles, carpenter, r. 869 Market
Swenson Ernest, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 2408
Larkin
Swenson John, carpenter F. W. Krogh & Co., r. 63
Natoma
Swenson John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Swenson John, seaman, r. 263 East
Swenson John A., carpenter, r. 234 CoUingwood
Swenson Lar?, carpenter, r. SW cor Steinerand Geary
Swenson Olof, tailor C. Williams, r. 2408 Larkin
Swenson Theodore E., clerk, r 834 Mission
S^' Swenson. Svenson, Swansen and Swauson
Swent Rudolph, clerk F. W. Becker, r 416 Broadway
Swett .\rthur S., teamster New Home Sewing Machine
Co., r. 812M Valencia
Swett Benjamin F., r. 18 Ellis
Swett Daniel, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av, r. 1611
Post
Swett Ebben, teamster, r. 425 J^ Clementina
Swett E. T. Y. Miss, artist, r. 1419 Taylor
Swett Fannie Mrs., r. 776 Howard
Swett Frank H., special agent and adjuster Butler &
Haldan, r. Santa Rosa
Swett Frank, assistant superintendent Sutter St. RR.,
r. 2116 Sutter
Swett George L., foreman Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
1018 Page
Swett John, principal Girls' High School, r. 1419
Taylor
Swett Kate Mrs., laundress, r. 120 William
Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Swett Orlo F., r. 1401 Guerrero
Swett Otis L., civil engineer and machinist, r. 1009
P.st
Swett William E., contractor, r. 608 Willow Av
^" Swett. See Sweet
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WU. SSSTOIT, Asst. Manage:
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
Imar^i^^reetjnew books rpceived daily.
SWI
1135
SYM
Co.
Bwickard Elias N., glovecutter F. G. Coukliu &
r. 438 tireen
Swickard Horace, messenccr, r. 438 Green
Bwllt Annie, nurse, r. 323 Taylor
Swift Charles. luachiuist J. W. Evans, r. 5'^ RauB.-h
Swift Chnrlee, sewing machine a^enf, r. IIJ'J Howard
[ Swift Charl.'S H. (Swift k Co.) r. i'Jto Mission
\ Swift Charles J. .attorney at law, 300 Pine, rooms
1 12-13, r. 931 Bush
Swift Daniel, peddler, r. 122 Shipley, rear
Swift E. Mrs., r. 272r. Howard
Swift Edward, niachinebaud S. F. Planing Mill, r.
9J6M Harrison
Swift Ezra D., master mariner, r. 2313 Howard
I Swift Georae, clerk, r. Ib25 Howard
i Swift James, bung and plug mnfr, 209 Mission, r.
1X15 Howard
Swift James F., clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
Swift James F.. salesman Peter B. Simons & Son, r.
18«) Howard
Swift James H., president Pacific Paving Co. and
W, & J, S[0I1N[ & CO,
WINDOW SHADES
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Sword George, with Am. Ulscult Co.. r. 938 Broadk
way I
Sworder Robert, junk dealer. C'17 Howard
Swordslream Erlck J., grocerlea and liquor*. 127
Fifth ^
Swortfljfuer Ed;;ar P., attomey at law, «»
Montgomery, rooms 17-lH. r. y.ft> Lombard
Swortflguer George B., salesman Davit Urm.. r. 1427
Pine
Consolidated Bituminous Rock Co., office 422 I Swyney G. E.. clerk passenger and ticket dept 8 P
'-"' - .>n7 »"">. I Co.. r. Alameda
Swyney Robert, clerk Robert Dickson, r. AUme<la
Swyney Thomas N., attorney at law, 407 Califomla.
r. Alameda
Swyney William J., bookkeeper iltna Ins. Co.. r
Alameda
Syce Patrick, boilermaker. r. 456 Bryant
Syce Thomas, niolder, r. 455 Bryant
Syses Charles H.. painter, 37 Annie, r. 2iai Pine
Sykes ChnrlesH., principal Meihtersrhaft School
of Languages for Spanish, French. German and
ItHlian. 324 Sutter, r. 13 Dehone
Sykes Jane N. Mrs., teacher Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 13 Dehone
Sykes John, r. 17 Polk
Sykes Joseph S., foreman C. A. Hardock k Co., r.
Berkeley
03
,1V-
Jackson, r. 1107 Bush
Swift Jane E., widow, r. 2239 5^ Mission
Swift John, carpt-nter. r. 5)4 Kausch, rear
Swift John F., attorney at law, 32 CFarrell,
HJ4 Valencia
Swift John W., machinist, r. SIM Rausch
Swift J. Russell, clerk, r. 2313 Howard
Swift Matthew, shoemaker, r. 30854 Tehama
Swift Patrick (Lewis & Swift) r. 265 Octavia
Switt Peter, clerk Lewis & Swift, r. 265 Octavia
Switt Robert, painter, 808 Twentieth
Swift Samuel, secretary N.W. Spauldlng Saw Co.
19 Fremont, r. Oakland
Swift S. B., physician, r. 2119 Taylor
Swift Thomas, teamster Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 106 Langton
Swift William (Swift fc Co.) r. 2935 Mission
Swift William, machinist, r. 32 M Rausch Svkes Nosh L., collector, r. 342 Minna
Swift William E., clerk Button & Partridge, r. 1119 j Sykes William, drayman 8. F. and Pac. Olaas Works,
Montgomery ! r. 1. 16 Perry
Swift William F., bookkeeper Lewis & Swift, r. 427 Sykes William L., hostler Dennis Bros., r. 2507 Bnah
Ridley ' lOr Sykes. See Sikes
Swift & Co. (Charles H. and William Swift) paper " "
hangers and painters. 2403 and 2935 Mission
Swigert C. F., treasurer Pac. Bridge Co., 4 California
Swigert Ji gepb, barber, r. 604 Vallejo
Swilling Charles K., harnessmaker, 1642 Mission
Swimm Jacob, r. 638 Commercial
Swinerton William A., cashier H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1910 Baker
Swiney Robert, gardener, r. Old San Jose Road nr In-
dustrial School
Swing William, machinist Dow Steam Pump Works
Swint Frederick, r. 24 Minna
Swiss Hotel, Spielti & Diethelm proprietors, 627-
629 Commercial
Swiss Marine Insurance Cog. Combined
(Switzerland of Zurich. Helvetia of St. Gall and
Baloise of Basle) Harry W. Syz agents, 410 Cali-
fornia
Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society, Henry J. Solaro
seofetary, office 309 Clay
Swiss Relief Society, George A. Berton secretary, 313
Montgomery
Swiss Sharpshooters' Armory, 630 Bush
Switzer Annie Mrs., r. 518 Sutter
Switzer Dorsey H . with Holbrook, Merrill* Stetson,
r. 356 Brannan
Switzer George S., stockbroker, r. 44 Third
Switzer John, iron worker, r. Paraguay nr Tomblgbee
Switzer Maria Miss, dressmaking, •'ilS Sutter
Switzer Samuel C. (New England Furniture Co.) 720-
722 Mission, r. 22il8 Jackson
Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. of Zu-
rich, Harry W. Syz agents, 410 California
Swoboda Stephen, dressmaking, 1144 Sutter
IN THE
EXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT XjO^west -rj^t:e:s.
Sylvester Albert, with Sylvester k Sablett. r. lU
Eleventh
Sylvester Claus, groceries and liquors, 1019 PjcIOc
Sylvester Daniel A., butcher, r. Sumatra nr Plitt«
Sylvester Henry, wholesale butcher, r. 114 Eleventh
Sylvester Henry Jr. (Sylvester k Sublelt) r. 114
Eleventh
Sylvester Louis, butcher Poly. Hellbron k Co., r. E a
Railroad Av bet Minitoba and Dominica
I Sylvester T., conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 222 Central
i A^
I Sylvester William G. (Silvester * Humphrey) r. 11«
Eleventh
Sylvester ,^ Hiimphri-y (William (i. Hylventer ami
John G. Hntiit'hrevl dentists. 9:i.'> Murk, t
SYLVESTER & SUBLETT
(Henry .SylveHler .Ir.. I). I). S., and
William A. Siihletti <l<-iitUt«. |>iiliil<*«<
extractioiiM with vitalized itir. ottlr..
43 Sixtli, cor Mission, rooms lO-II-K-
Ll 14
Sylvia John F., sailmiker Neville ,^ Co., r. 19 Market
Sylvia P., longshorenian O. R. and N. C'>.
Sylvia William F.. salisman Lull A. Nunes, r. J3
Market
Byrne E. R.. r. 1713 Webster
Syme Frank M.. driver Union Ice Co.. r. 382 Slitb
Sytn" John N., r. 1321 Fillmore
i^ Syme. See SIrae
Symes Cecilia Miss. r. 705 Post
Symington Robert B., civil engineer,
SvmlngtonR.meMlHs. r. 716 Bay
Symington Samuel, shipping clerk Murphy. (»
Co.. r. 617 MsHon
Symington Thomas, gralner. r. 3mH Mom
Symmes Frank J., presld-nt Thomas Day * Co.
(Ill ledl 222 Sutter, r. tao JUrrlaon
Symms Horatio N.. carpenter rt. P. Co.. r. UIV »•«»
Symon Charles, atonemaon, r. <Wfl El«ht«»rnth
Symon George, r. E s Mlaslaalppl >>»« Soluxo snd
Mariposa
Symon George, rarpenler, r. 644 Hiwarcl
Syni'.n James, machinist Hia.lon I. and L. Works, r
MI>-»iHBlppl nr Santa Clara
34 lUoBch
at h
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
510 California. Strevt.
SYM
1136
TAL
W. W. Montague &. Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENQLISH AND AMHiUICAN
Encanatlc, <i!l3iy.e<l »ii<l I*I:.iii.
M ' a09. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Synaon Jamrs N., shipcarpeuter, r. Mississippi nr
Santa Clara
1^" Symon. See Simon
Symonds Clarence M , machinist, r. 2753 Octavla
SymondB Robert, molder 8. F. Stove Works, r. 18 X
South Park
Iff" SyuiOBds. See Simmons and Slmonds
Syndicate Mining Co. ( Podie, Cal.) J. Stadtfeld Jr.
secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Syre John, carpenter, r. 225 Fourth
(Harry W. Syz
SYZ HARRY W.
and G. A. Ziel) general agents Helvetia
Swiss Fire Insarance Co. (of St. Gall) The
liondon and Provincinl Fire Insurance
Co. (liniiited of Liondon) Swiss Marine
Insurance Cos. Combined (Switzerland
of Zuricli, Helvetia of St. Gall, and
Baloise of Basle) Deutsclier Lloyd Ma-
rine Insurance Co. (of Berlin) Dussel-
dorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of Dug-
seldorf) Ne-w S>viss Lloyd Marine In-
surance Co. (of Winterthur) office 4:10
California
Syz Harry W. (Harry W. Svz) r. 2014 Webster
Syze T., packer W. J. Heney & Co., r. IS.'i Bryant
Szanik Samuel, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 704
Harrison
SzarvBBh Samuel T., physician and druggist, SW cor
Filbert and Montgomery Av, r. 530 Greenwich
Szegedy Stephen, cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
42 Grove
Sziroezynski Johan, laborer, r. 26 Chesley
Taaffe Annie, widow, r. 2311 Jones
Taatfe George, clerk News Letter, r. 2311 Jones
Taaflfe Lawrence, teacher matheniiitics, r. corKoanoke
and Arlington, Fairmount Tract
Taaflfe William, butcher, r. E s Railroad Av nr Mani-
toba
Tabb William C, cook, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Taber Abiel C, r. 542}^ Fourth
Taber Charles A., driver Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
Taber Charles A. Mrs., r. 43 Everett
Taber Charles L., clerk C. W. Taber, r. 1015 Valencia
Taber Charles W., proptr Guadaloupe Valley Dairy
and Milk and Cream Depot, 1015 Valencia, r. 536
Twenty-third
Taber I. West, photographic art gallery, 8 Mont-
gomery, r. 1351 Madison, Oakland
Taber Jacob S., traveling salesman H. Levi & Co., r.
737 Ellis
Taber James W., traveling salesman, r. 1708 Brod-
erick
Taber John, r. 4 Vallejo Court
Taber Joseph E., paperhanger, r. 1607 Mason
Taboas Dennis, painter, r. 12 Mary
Tabor Edward, student Westmnister School, r. 129
Halght
Tacconi Glanvito, tailor, 403 Kearny, r. 733 Broadway
Tackney James G., watchman Byron Jackson, r. 913
Bryant
Tackney Matthew, r. 913 Bryant
Tackney Philip, r. 913 Br>ant
Tacleson Alexander, hostler, r. 2313 Scott
Tacoma Mill Co., Hanson & Co., prqprietors, ofiSce
Pier 11 Steuart
Tadenci Ferdinand (Paul Stuparich A: Co..)r. 211 Eddy
Tadich Ivan V., coffee saloon, 221 Leidesdorflf, r. i:U8
Green
Tadich John, r. 808 Green
Tadinl Joseph Eev. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, 214 Hayes
Taforce James A., cigars and tobacco, 1237 Market
Taloro Frank, clrrk Brown & Wells, r. 1112 Mason
Taft Andrew, r. 1313 Geary
Tiift Andrew A., teamster, r. 1313 Geary
Taft Benjamin R., foreman Eclipse Cracker Bakery,
r. 310 Montgomery Av
Taft Edson H., secretary estate of Frederick Zeile,
office 137 Montgomery, room 1, r. 1606 Taylor
Taft William C , porter 8. P. Co., r. 82 J^ Everett
Taggard Frederick A. bartender Joseph P. Chamber,
lain, r. 1920 Stevenson
Taggard Nye, clerk Fire Underwriters Inspection
Bureau, r. 617 Jones
Taggart Alexander, seaman, r. 214 Ritch, rear
Taggart Clayton, correspondent Anglo-Californian
Bank. r. 2417 Fillmore
Taggart Edwin W., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1702 Geary
Taggart Henry, r. 631 Sacramento
Taggart James, r. 400 Geary
Taggart J. H.. Japanese novelties, 25 Murphy Bldg,
r. 210 Octavia
Taggart John, hotel keeper, r. U5iH Folsom
Taggart John E., stevedore, r. 221 Broaday
Taggart M. A. Miss r. Palace Hotel
Taggart William, teamster, r. 1313 Fillmore
Taggart William E., sawyer Union Box Factory, r.
1518 Mission
Taggart William M. , contractor, r. 210 Octavia
a^" Taggart. See Taggard and Teggart
Tagliabue Frank, business manager The Republican,
r. Oakland
Tagliaferro A. & Co. (Andrew Tagliaferro and Eocco
Beban) restaurant, 308 Montgomery Av
Tagliaferro Andrew (Tagliaferro & Co.) r. 613 Green-
wich
Tagliani David, bartender, r. 13 Brannan PI
Taglio Mateo, teamster G. Mal6, r. SW cor Ninth and
Brannan
Tahaney Martin, special policeman, r. 28 Hawthorne
Tahaney Patrick, fireman stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Tahiti Line of Packets, Matthew Turner agent,
122 California
Taibl Leopold, tailor, 1629 Market
Tailors' Protective Association, 539 California
Tait Allen J. (Talt & Hainque) r. Oakland
Tait George, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Tait Margaret Miss, saleslady Mrs. G. Rosenthal, r. 21
Sixth
Tait Mary, domestic 162B Sacramento
Tait <& Hainque (Allen J. Tait and Martial
Hainque) proprietors Cyclops Engine and Ma-
chine Works. 115-117 Beale
8^" Tait. See Tate
Takats Frank J., carrier Post Office, r. 3013 Mission
Takaya S., r. 1210}^ Larkin, rear
Takeyama S. T., Japanese fancy goods, 1015 Market,
r. 640 Stevenson
Talbot Albert J., carpenter, r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot Andrew P., r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Talbot Annie Miss, r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot Charles F. A. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1819 Califor-
nia
Talbot E. L., baggage master S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Talbot Enoch S., master tug Anasha, r. 1316 Eddy
Talbot F. R., clerk George W. Chandler, r. 929 Valen-
cia
Talbot Frederick C, with Pope & Talbot, r. 1730
Jackson
Talbot Frederick M., clerk, r. 209 Powell
Talbot Harry D., r. 626 Sutter
Talbot Henry R., helper California Mill, r. 797
Stevenson
Talbot Hugh, r. 923 Hyde
Talbot James, teamster, and steward Hose No. 2, r.
2410 Sacramento
Talbot James W., ship calker. r. 532 Howard
Talbot John, clerk, r. 1063 Mission
LOWEST PEIOES.
riKE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Mannfactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SL
RPADHARASZTHY&CO.I
INGTON
WASHINGTON ST.
PMncers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
TAL
ii:)7
Talbot M. C. Misii, dreasmakiDs, 504 Post
Talbot 3. K.. conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1610 Buch-
anan
Talbot Simeon B., fuel agent S. P. Co., cor Fourth
and Towiist-nd, room 58, r. 1613 Golden Gate Av
Talbot Stsnwood E., conductor Geary St. RU., r. 161G
Buchanan
Talbut Thomas J., plumber, r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot Thorpe E., widow, r. 23 Elgin Park Av
Talbot W. C., treasurer Pac. Pine Lumber Co., 12
California
Talbot William, teamster, r. 33^ Rausch
Talbot William F., traveling salesman P. Berwln i
Bro., r. 503 Pust
Talbot William H. (Pope * Talbot) r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot William H., secretary Cal. and Mexican 88
Line, 10 Market, r. 930 Haistit
Talbot William H., waiter, r. 442 Minna
•^ Talbot. See Talbert and Tolbert
Talcott Har-vey D., attorney at law, 328 Mont-
gumerj-, room 12, r. 628 Sutter
Talcott Louis, druggist, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Talcott Seth C, r. 466 Fifteenth
Talla Luco, porter Trobock & Bergen, r. 1103 Powell
Taliafeiro Benjamin W., negative retoucher, 702 Mar
ket
Taliaferro Theophilus W., attorney at law, r. 711 Call
fornia
Talladay John, brakeman S. P. Co., r. Stanford House
Tallaut Elizabeth Mrs. (Tallaut & Co.) r. 1001 Bush
Tallant Frederick W. (Tallant Jt Co.) r. Kiol Bush
Tallant John D. (Tallant & Co.) r. 131.5 Hyde
Tallaut W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tallant <!tc Co. (Mrs. Elizabeth Tallant. Elizabeth
Tallant Brice, Jane Tallant. Anne Tallaut, John
McKee, John D. Tallant and Frederick W. Tallaut)
bankers. John McKee and John D. Tallant mana-
gers, NE cor California and Battery
rallants William C, cook, r. 163 Jessie
ralleur Louis, laborer S. P. Co., r. 9 Oak Grove Av
ralley Anna Miss, lodgings, 1218 Mission
ralley William W., porter Palace Hotel, r.525 Natoma
rallman E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2618 Gough
rallniin Henry, waiter, r. 38 Chesley
rallman S., gripman Sutter St. RR.
»"TalIinau. See Tolman
Fallon C.J. (Anderson & Tallon) r. 120 Haight
Tallon Luke, laborer Brooklyn Hotel
ralo C, salesman Raphael Weill* Co., r. 824 Folsom
Tallwitz M. Mrs., widow, r. 1530 Stockton
rsllwitz Reinhold, painter, r. 1530 Stockton
rsmbliug Lucius S., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
rambling William H., inventor, r. 4 Hickory Av
ramni A. J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 329 Bartlett
Tamm Charleg L., chancellor Belgian Consul-
ate, 12.i California, r. 329 Bartlett
iramm Ernest, shipping clerk John Wieland Brewing
[ Co.
Tamm John H., sodawater maker, r. 1219 Kearny
iCamm John W. . groceries and liquors, SE cor Haight
and Webster
ramm Theodore C , clerk Martin Tonjea, r. 739 Union
^aiiimett Jo.seph, porter, and extraman Hose No. 5
Tammey Edward, barber, r. .32 Fourth
'ammeyer Julius, tailor, r. 23 Mission Av
'ammeyer Louis, carpenter, r. 3 Central PI
'amouy John, driver James McDevitt, r. 217 Eighth
'amony John, milkman, r. W g Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
'amony Michael, driver John McDevitt, r. 217 Eighth
•amony Peter, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
'amony William, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
'aniplin Charles, hostler, r. 702 Fillmore
'ams Siimpson. capitalist, r. 1915 Van Ness Av
janforan Lawrence, hostler, r 14 Mission Av
'anforan Soloman. hostler, r. 14 Mission Av
'anforan Torrevla, cattle dealer, 14 Mission Av
T.MI
I & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
!3. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
OST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
ilLMER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES } •
''*?'T.r'«^*'',*r' f ^'"- '(K'''""-'T»ul'r. and
Louis Betzel Jr.) ImporterH nw\ wholeMle de«l.
ers wines and liquors, 4ir, Bitier>-
Taniere Etienne (Taniere. Betzel ft Oo.l r 6I0)(
Haight
Taniere Leontine, widow, r. 714 Washington
Tanke John, fireman Cal. Sugar Ucflnery. r. 411 Po.
trero Av
Tann James, harnessmaker L. D. Stone * Co r 437
O'Farrell
Tanuebanm Bernard.*. 922 MrAlIlster
Tanner Charb a. r. 9 Del»{ado PI
Tanner Edward, mesKman stmr Mariposa
Tanner Elijah, r. 138 Perry
Tanner Frank H . steno^-rapher general freight da-
partment S. P. Co., r. 299 Hyde
Tanner Mary Miss, r. 3. F. Olrls' Union
Tanner Matilda, widow, r. U33 Saucher
Tanner Samuel, mechanic Cal. St. RR.. r. 1426 Call-
fornia
Tanner Walter W., trackman Cal. St. RR., r. 1«0»
California
Tanner William, laborer, r. E a Tennea««e bet BoUdo
and Butte
Tanuers' Home, Ausruat Kijck proptr, W s San Bruno
Road bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Tanniau John, blacksmlili, r. 12 Valparaiso
Taunian John A., salesman Pinklert's Grand Bazaar,
r. 207 Fourteenth
Tannian Martin, wire drawer Cal. Wire Worka, r. 8
Lick PI
Tannian Michael, bookkeeper, r. 214 Seventh
Tannian Michael, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 12 Val.
paraiso
Tannian Patrick J., clerk, r. 214 Seventh
Taunian Thomas, boilermaker, r. luc ■< Third
Tannian William, foundryman. r. 214 Seventh
Tannihill J. A., conductor Sutter St. KR.
Tanuin- William, waiter, r. 252 ■< Third
Tanron Chirles. carpenter, r. 1052 M<-Allli>ter
Tansey C. .M., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of 8. F.,
r. 1608 West Mission
Tantau George F.. salesman Baker ft Hamilton, r. 713
McAllister
Tanz.r Adolpli, freight clerk stmr Collma, r. 313 Eddy
'lanzi Henry R., painter, r 1008 IJucbanan
Tajie Joseph, expressman, r. 1769 Green
Tapken Anna, widow, r. 128 LkjuhI Av
Tapken Frederick W., porter Tillmann ft Bendel, r.
■MM) O'Farrell
Tapley John J., steward stmr Oregon, r. 931 Ottldan
Gate Av
Tappan Robert H.,' steward Joseph Marshall, r. rj08
Army
Tappenbeck Ernest, r. 405 Geary
Tappenbeck William C, salesman 8. L. Jonea ft Co..
r. 405 Geary
Tapper Hermann G., carpenter, 527 Pine, r. 1007
WashiuHton
Taranga Fred, boilermaker George E. flolraor
TarantinoNunca (Coiiipagno ft Tarantluo) r. H Pre»-
cott
Tarbox Benjamin L., with John F. Farley, r. 22<J Sut-
ter
Tiirboi Ellsha T. clerk, r. 5<0 Washington
Tarcovich Annie, widow, r. llHVi Waahlngton
Tardella Anthony Rev. 8. J., clergyman 81. Ignalltis
Church. 214 Hayes
Tardelli Kaffi llo, fruits and tegeUblea. 113 Srxth, r.
469 Minna
TardlfT Wlllliiin, laborer, r. 17 Federal, rear
Tarot Pierre, laundryman. r. '2610 Geary
Tarp Waldo, architect, r. 13 Van New Av
Thrpey T). P. laud agent, r. 1412 Goldoii OaU At
Tarpey Martin, grain dealer, r. 120r. Market
Tarpey Patrick E., heater, r. N s Solano bet Tennaaaee
Tarp"y Winifred C. widow, r. R29 FIflwiith
NA.'* Klt%!N« IM'«». C'Afc.
•OKTI,*!*n. OR.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
TAR
113S
TAY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 317 MABKET ST£££T
ttlniiK. <i4 Murphy Bldfj
Humboldt Uotel
Tarplee Amiis ISIiss, dressu
Tarpp E. E., laundryman. i
Tarr Tboiuas, r. 231 Gr< eu
T.irr Viucoiit M.. r. 231 Green
TARRANT WILLIAM H. DR.
principal Tariaiit's Academy, SW cor
Haijfht and Pierce
Tarrraiit'8 Academy, Dr. William H. Tarrant
priiuipal, SW cor Uaight and Pierce
Tas<'Uu. r Au^'usf, decorator, 33 Kearnv, room 15
TascUner ('. H. Mrs., cigar mnfr, 312 Chestnut
Taschuer Charles, clerk, r. 231 Steveuson
Taschuer Frank, cook. r. 1045 Market
Tash Isaac Mrs , widow, r. 716 O'Farrell
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 29 Grant
Av
Taslieira George, manager McCollatn Fishing and
Trading Co., 2u3 Front, r. Sancelito
Tasheira Lewis, civil engineer, r. 506 Buchanan
Tasker John, mactilnist, r. H32 Seventeenth
Tasny Mary Mrs., r. 455 Clementina
Tasset Henry L., watchman, r. 18(i9 Vallejo
Tate Jesse T., clerk, r. 1604 Mason
Tate J. H., clerk L. E. White, r. Oakland
Tate Joseph porter, r. 252 Ji Third
^ Tate. See Tait
Tatum Henry L. (Tatum & Bowenl r. 2525 Pacific Av
Tatnm 6i Bo-»ven (Henry L. Tatum and J. Joseph
Bowen) machinery, engineers' and printers' sup-
plies and lubricants, 34-36 Fremont, and printers'
warehouse, 423 Clay
Taubert C, restaurant, 208 First, r. 527 Natoma
Taubles Max Mrs., r. 1717 Geary
Taubman James, laborer Pac. KoUing Mill, r. Ken-
tucky Home
Tauhman James B., carpenter, r. 3107 Mission
Taubman Francis Mrs., teacher needle work, r. 1
Delgado PI
Taubman John H., soapmaker 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1 Delgardo PI
Tauck Ernest, blacksmith C. F. Suhl. r. 320 Drumm
Taufenbach Arnold, cook, r. 407 Green
Taufenbach Frederick H., diamond setter, r.407 Green
Taufert Agnes, widow, r. 724 Brannan
Taufert Leonard, upholsterer, r. 724 Brannan
Tauuberg Joseph, millhand Day, Huber k Craker, r.
360 Clementina
Taureck Henry, laborer, r. 29 Second
Tansendfreund Charles A., seaman, r. 130 Berry
Taussig Gabriel (Louis Taussig ife Co.) r. 1902 Webster
Taussig Hugo A., commercial traveler Louis Taussig
& Co., r. 190i Webster
Taussig J' ispph, r. 1042 !< Howard
Taussig Louis, r. 431 Geary
Taussig Louis, canvasser, r. 1136 Howard
Taussig Louis, clerk S. Sweet A: Co., r. 537 McAllister
Taussig Louis, office 26-28 Main, r. 2127 California
Taussig Louis & Co. (Gabriel Taussig, Adolph
Eisenbach and Rudolph J. Taussig) wholesale
liquor dealer.?, 26-28 Main
Taussig Philip, second-hand furniture, 1042 J^ How-
ard, r. 1038 Howard
Taussig Rudolph J. (Louis Taussig & Co.i r. 1902
Webster
Taussig Samuel, barber J. D. Schehr. r. 1038 Howard
Tanszky E:dniund, attorney at law and Court
Commissioner, 328 Montgomery, room 8, r. 707
Hyde
Tautphaus Charles, butcher, r. E s San Bruno Road
nr County line
Tautphaus John, chicken ranch, E s San Bruno Road
nr County line
Tautphaus Lewis, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road nr
County line
Tautphaus Peter, butcher. SE cor Folsom and First
and SE cor Polk and California
Tauzeu Adolph, freight clerk stmr San Juan
Tau/.y, Curvajal 6i Co. (Joseph Tauzy and
Leonardo E. Carvajall booksellers and stationers
and importiTS of foreign books, 537 California
Tauzy Joseph (Tanzy, Carvajnl &Co.) r. 1710 Stockton
Taveira Antonio B., barber, 503k East, r. 200 Wash-
ington
Tavel Sarah Mrs., r. 122 5« Welsh
Tavel Susie Mit-s, dre^-smaker, r. 125 Welsh
Tavendali- William, mattressmaker, r. 12.') Eddy
Tavernier Henry W., searcher records F. A. Rouleau,
r. 804 Guerrero
Tavolara James, fish dealer, 513 Merchant, r. 527
Union
Tavolara Louis, salesman, r. 527 Union
Taws David, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Tax Collector City and County, New City
Hall, first floor
Tay Charles W., r. 1005 Leavenworth
Tay Gforge H. (estate of) office 614 Battery
Tay George H. Mrs., widow, r. 1005 Leavenworth
Tay George H. <Si Co. (estate of George H. Tay
and Oscar J. Ba>kus) importers and jobbers
stoves, metals etc., 614-618 Battery, and proprie-
tors Alvarado Foundry, Alvarado, Cal.
Tay George M., barber J. Davis, r. 1050 Howard
Tayker John J., r. 335 Broadway
Tayler James H. (Tayler & Flint) r. 13 Mission Av
TAYLER & FLINT ,.,.«... „.
Tayler and E. D. Flint) iron, sleel,
carriage hardware and blacksmitlis*
supplies, 31 Beale
Taylor Abbie Mrs., r. 1010 Alabama
Taylor Addison H., carpenter, r. 929 Filbert
Taylor Agnes C. Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Taylor Agnes H. Miss, r. 419 Sutter
Taylor Albert K., salesman, r. 2117 Scott
Taylor Alexander, sailmaker, r. 4 Rincon Av
Taylor Alexander C, clerk, r. 10 Lafayette
Taylor Alfred, kitchenhand, r. 3 Selina PI
Taylor Alfred D., clerk D. M. Seaton, r. 706 Capp
Taylor Allan, blacksmith Phelps Mnfg Co.. r. 656
Harrison
Taylor Andrew T., baker, r. 547 Natoma
Taylor Annie, widow, r. 231 Green
Taylor Antoine W., mnfr dental instruments, 13 Trin-
ity, r. 911 Greenwich
Taylor A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 2203 Scott
Taylor Archibald L., secretary and treasurer W. T.
Garratt & Co., NW cor Natoma and Fremont, r.
East Oakland
Taylor Archibald W.. clerk freight auditor's office S.
P. Co., r. 430 O'Farrell
Taylor Augustus B., clerk Risdon I. and L. Work, r.
2128 California
Taylor Augustus C, capitalist, r. 659 Harrison
Taylor Benjamin, blacksmith, r. cor Railroad Av and
Servift
Taylor Benjamin E., teamster, r. Servia nr Yazoo
Taylor Beverley 8., mufr sheep wash, 54 Second, r. 6
Turk
Taylor Brice S., millhand A.J. McNicoll & Co., r. 116
Main
Taylor Burrel, teamster Henry Burnstine, r.
Fourth
Taylor C. D., veterinary dentist, r. 122 Fulton
Taylor C. D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 967 Mission
Taylor Charles, r. 1104 Market
Taylor Charles, r. Eliztbeth nr Noe
Taylor Charles, clerk Hooper & Jennings, r. 1424 Mo
Allister
Taylor Charles, steward William Westerfeld, r. 22:
Waller
Taylor Charles B., insurance agent, 324 Montgomery
r. East Oakland
Taylor Charles C, waiter, r. 1008 Powell
Tajlor Charls H., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1525 Pos
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
THE HASTINGS'
LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO.
££
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
[HE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET ST.
PRINTERS ANil LITHOGRAPHERS.
TAY
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TAY
Taylor Charles H., painter, r. GOH Minna
Taylor Charles H., teatuHter, r. 517)4 Greenwich
Taylor Charles L. (C. L. Taylor * Co.) and
president Sun Insurance Co., 428 California, r.
7U«Bu8h
Tavlor Charles M., bookbinder, r. 2919 LaRuna
Taylor Charles U., livery stable, 310 Golden Gate Av,
r. 204 McAllister
Taylor Charles S. A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 703 Post
Taylor C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Taylor) shipping and
commission merchants, 3^ California
Tayloi Cyrus D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 967
Mission
Taylor David, engineer, r. 2912 Laguna
Taylor David B., metal roofer, r. 630 Jessie
Taylor Dennis J., salesman Roland W. Snow, r. 613
" Pine
Taylor DwightB., operator Bradley k Rulofson, r.
Alameda
Taylor E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Grant Av
Taylor Edmund {Taylor & Young) r. 1904 Laguna
Taylor Edward, r. 107 Minua
' Taylor Edward, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 1180 Harri-
son
' Taylor Edward F., shoefitter Richard A. Bourne, r.
San Bruno Road nr Four Mile House
' Tavlor Edward J., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal , r. l.'>24 Post
• Taylor Edward K., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
i Komery, rooms 13-l.i, r. Alameda
Taylor Edward R. (Taylor & Haighti attorney at law,
•Ml Sansome, r. 2,108 California
Taylor Edward 8., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, r. 616
Bush
Taylor Edwin M.. salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 930
Fillmore
Taylor Eliza, widow, r. 116 Hyde
Taylor Eliza Mrs., proptr The Leland, 1118 Market
Taylor Elizabeth, widow, r. 166 Ninth
Taylor Elizabeth, widow, r. S a Gaveu nr San Bruno
Road
Taylor EUie, widow, r. 119)4 Sixth
Taylor Ellen, furnished rooms, 613 Pine
Taylor E. Norman, clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Taylor Eva Miss, carpet sewer, r. 19 Ninth
Taylor Eva Miss, teacher Union Street Kindergarten,
r. 929 Filbert
Taylor F. E., r. 215 Post
Taylor Felton, office 410 Montgomery, room 4, r. Oak-
land
Taylor F. J., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Taylor Frances J., widow, r. 8:35 Bush
Taylor Frank A., with F. A. Week & Co., r. 1633 Mis-
sion
Taylor Frank B., salesman Keane Bros.
Taylor Frank F., attorney at law, r. 1524 Post
Taylor Frank J., clerk, r.' 3 Cottage Row
Tavlor Frank L., clerk Merch;iuts' Club, r. 717 Hyde
Taylor Frauk L., salesman 8. P. Taylor & Co., r. 930
Fillmore
Taylor Frederick A., wharfinger Oregon Dock, r. 1128
Twenty-first
Taylor Ouuselo, nurse, r. 9 Taylor
Taylor Geor^re, r. 7 Stevenson
Taylor George, molder, r. 681 Mission
Tayl.ir George E., bookkeeper, r 716 Montgomery
Taylor George E., teamster, r. 43 Freelon
Tailor cieorge F., shoefitter Richard A. Bourne.r. San
Bruno Road nr Four Mile House
Taylor George O., stenographer Taylor & Craig, r.
San Li^andro
Taylor George H., receiving clerk Market St. RR., r.
311 Hermann
Taylor George L.. compositor Alta, r. 210 Ridley
Taylor George McC, cashier S. P. Taylor & Co., r.
813 Pine
Taylor George P.. student, r. 309 Mason
Ai
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IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT LO^W^EBT I^^TES-
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
nirouri um avi. iikm i.im is
LACE CURTAINS
64t. 643, 646 and 647 MARKET STREET.
NEXT Aiiovr. PAHir. iinrii..
Taylor George T . cl.rk PohI om<e, r. Tin t'nion
Taylor George W., porter, r. 2iiH Thlnl
Taylor Grubb. lithographic priuter The Dlckmui-
Jones Co., r 2U74 Marki-t
Taylor Harry O., clerk Ilaker k Hamilton, r. 1«18
Folsom
Taylor Harry W., r. cor Ooettlngf-nand Bacon.D.M.T.
Taylor Henrietta Miss, r. 20» Ix)rabard
Taylor Henry, teamster, r. 130 Dolore*
Taylor Henry H., with Bank of California, r. MIU-
brae
Taylor Henry R. (John Taylor ft Co.) r Oakland
Taylor Henry W, proptr West Berkeley Lumber Yard,
branch office 18 .Market, ntoiii 3
Taylor Horace H., magoeti,- healer, IOCS Market
Taylor Horatio D , phyHleian. Ml M jntgoincry At
Taylor J., dlshwaBher Park Hotel, r. 26 Turk
Taylor James, expressman, N\V cor Commrrrlal and
Sannoiue, r. 22 Geneva
Taylor James, laborer, r. 12.36 Folsom
Taylor James, liquor saloon, NE cor Baker and
Greenwich
Taylor James, stationery and confectionery, 903 Buiih
Taylor James I., salesman S. P. Taylor 0 Co.. r. San
Rafael
Taylor James K., manager 'Change Publiablog
Co., 32 Cttllfornia, r. 1613 Folsom
Taylor James M., attorney and cnunR>>llor at
law, 410 Moutgjmery, room 4, r. VMS Web«tcr,
Oakland
Taylor J. J., r. 1028 Market
Taylor John (John Taylor fc Co ) r. 1131 California
Taylor John, foreman Mechanics' Mill, r. 327 Flr»l
Taylor John, seaman, r. 21 Stauf ird
Taylor John teamster Preiidio, r. E ■ Lyon nr Lom-
bard
TAYLOR JOHN & CO. Q
(John uiid Henry II. Taylorl a»»i«y«»r«'
materiul.H, mine mid mill miiiiillra,
chemical tylaan^vare and achool appara-
tus, G:I First NE cor Million
Taylor John A., painter, r. 719 Minna
Taylor John E , first otHcer stmr Granada
Taylor John G., harnessuiaker, r. 6.V) Stevenaon
Taylor John H., hou«inover J. B. Hill, r. 838 )< Ka-
tonia
Taylor John J., r. 304 Mason
Taylor John J., foreman shop Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1409 Baker
Taylor John R., clerk Ansel 0. Roblson, r. IMl
Kearny
Tavlor John W., r. 816 Mission
Taylor Joseph, labor.r, r. .S28 El'^hteonth
Taylor Joseph, laborer Maaoulo Cemetery, r. 1M3
Tavlor Joseph E., engineer, r. 1180 Hurrlaon
Taylor Joseph M., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
Four Mile House
Taylor Joseph W., contractor and natural mineral
water, 719 Bryant, r. '2612 KoUom
Taylor L. A. M'S., r. \H O'Farrell
Taylor L. C. Mrs., widow, r. '^14 Folaom
TaylorLnke. clerk, r. 1101 Powell
Taylor Lmls M . bla.kKiulth P. J. O'Drten k Bom
TaylorL.S.r. 120 Post
Tavlor Malo waiter r. 701 Howard
Taylor Maniiel F., fruits and vegelablr., 1007 Twenty-
Taylor MarKnrct. widow, r. M^ Sovmlh
:?So; s?:;u;:v': n.r:""i;.S ' r 204HH Mu^on
Tavlor Mary, r. 721 Callfornl.
Tavlor Mary domestic lt«OI'4 Valencia
Taylor M .ry A. Miss, r. 1106 Sacramrnto
Tavlor M .ry J. Mrs,, furnlahrd r.K.in., 19 Ninth
iaylor Mhlia-I, laborer, r. 231 Hhlplejr
-Tavlor Michael, mechanic, r. 3 •» Hhlpl.'y
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TYPE FOUNDERS. pMeTT REY, 4']5407 SANSOME ST.
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trlininlng«
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Taylor M. L. Mrs., r. 430 O'Farrell
Taylor M. T. Mrs., r. 2934 Sacramento
Taylor M. W. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Taylor Nathaniel, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 1414 Du-
pont
Taylor Nellie, clerk, r. 2612 Folsom
Taylor Oscar, molder Union Iron Works, r. 2615 Har-
rison
Taylor Oscar P., clerk H. A. Powell, r. 320 Eddy
Taylor Patrick, laborer, r. 309 Ninth
Taylor Pitney, journalist Alta, r. 309 Mason
Taylor Richard, machinist, r. 902 Montgomery
Taylor Richard, stableman G. W. Brown, r. 187 Stev-
enson
Taylor Richard E., photo printer, r. 512 Oak
Taylor Richard N., engineer, r. 706 Oapp
Taylor Robert, teamster George R. Starr & Co., r.
1111 Montgomery
Taylor Robert B., r. 512 Oak
Taylor Robert H. (Taylor & Craig) r. 634}^ Broad-
way
Taylor Robert H., teamster, r 4)^ Auburn
Taylor Robert L., bookkeeper, r. 514 Capp
Taylor S. & Co. (Samuel Taylor and Horace W.
Ball) proprietors Arizona Warehouse, 230-232
King
Taylor Samuel (S. Taylor & Co.) r. Oakland
Taylor Samuel, warehouseman, r. 430 Bryant
Taylor Samuel, watchman, r. 1431 Twenty-fourth
Taylor Samuel H., agent Thomson-Houston Electric
Co., 513 Montgomery
Taylor Samuel J., manager 8. P. Taylor & Co., r. Oak-
land
Taylor Samuel P., assistant storekeeper Quarter-
master's Dept U. S. A., r. 1}^ Isis
Taylor Sanford E. clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 720 California
Taylor Sanford W., blacksmith, r. 27 Chesley
Taylor Sarah, widow, r. 3 Cottage Row
Taylor S. P. & Co. (Mrs. S. W. I. Taylor) pro-
prietors Pioneer and San Geronimo Paper Mills,
and agents South Coast Paper Mills, 414-416 Clay
Taylor Stephen F., civil engineer, r. 23V7 California
Taylor Stephen H., waiter, r. 141 Natoma
Taylor Stewart, r. 125 Seventh
Taylor Stuart M., naval officer Custon House, r.
SE cor Hyde and Sacramento
Taylor Sumner J., speculator, r. 3 Cottage Row
Taylor S. W. I. Mrs. (S. P. Taylor & Co.) r. Taylor-
ville, Marin Co.
Taylor Theodore, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1806 Market
Taylor Thomas, r. 60 Annie
Taylor Thomas, bartender, r. 657 Mission
Taylor Thomas, fireman, r. 220 Francisco
Taylor Thomas, gardener Old Ladies' Home, r. Uni-
versity bet Henry and Wayland.U. M. T.
Taylor Thomas & Co. (B. Fritsch and Charles
Cellarius) wholesale dealers wines and liquors,
311 Sacramento
Taylor Thomas G., r. 1911 Pine
Taylor Thomas G., cigarmaker, r. 140 Natoma
Taylor Tlioinas S., assistant adjutant-general
Grand Army of the Republic, 419 California,
room 12, r. 216 Powell
Taylor Truman (Taylor & Moore) r. 717 Bush
Taylor Wallace S., clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co.,
r. 430 O'Farrell
Taylor W. H., bookkeeper Holt Bros., r. 209 Hyde
Taylor Wilfred M.. clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
519 O'Farrell
Taylor William, master steam launch P. M. SS. Co.
Taylor William, clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 2128
California
Taylor William, harnessmaker, r. 228 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, r. 1186 Harrison
Taylor William, longshoreman, r. 446 Bryant
Taylor William, salesman, r. 1202 Mason
Taylor William, wood carver, r. 1122 Larkin
Taylor William A., cashier George H. T»y k Co., r.
1307 Leavenworth
Taylor William A., engineer Cal. Mattress Co., r. 130
Dolores
Taylor William A., oysterman M. B. MoraKhan, r.
805 M Howard
Taylor William A., traveling auditor 8. P. Co., r. 916
McAlllKter
Taylor William B., blacksmith, r. 23 South Park
Taylor William C, r. 128 Bernard
Taylor William C, meterman, r. 126 Seventh
Taylor William E., shoemaker, r. 2955 Sixteenth
Taylor William E., physician and surgeon, 215
Geary, office hours 1 to4 P M.,r. Occidental Hotel
Taylor William F.. band sawyer California Mill, r.
Oakland
Taylor William F., clerk treasurer's office S. P. Co.,
r. 1524 Post
Taylor William G., clerk, r. 327 O'Farrell
Taylor William H., clerk collection dept Wells Fargo
& Co. r. 1215 Mission
Taylor William H., liquor saloon, 607 Clay, r. 70
Minna
Taylor William H., president Ris^" on Iron and
Locomotive Works, office 6 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 2128 California
Taylor William J., r. 2612 Folsom
Taylor William J., clerk, r. 23 South Park
Taylor William J., bookkeeper, r. 722 Franklin
Taylor William M., with Germicide Paint Co., 18
California, r. Oakland
Taylor William S. Jr., clerk W.& J. Sloans & Co., r.
704 Stockton
Taylor William 8. R., mechanic W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1814 Devisadero
Taylor William W., attorney at law, r. 2931 Jackson
Taylor Zacharias, waiter Palace Hotel
Taylor <& Craig (Robert H. Taylor and Andrew
Craig) attorneys at law, 609 Sacramento
Taylor & Haiglit (Edward R. Taylor and George
W. Halght) attorneys at law, 207 Sansome
Taylor & Moore (Truman Taylor and Justin Moore)
horse radish, 39 Centre Market
Taylor & Young (Edmund Taylor and Charles F.
Young) importers Irish linens, handkerchiefs,
etc., 809 Market, room 9
9^ Taylor. See Tayler
Taysen Caroline, r. 228 Bush
Teachout Jennie Mrs., r. 5 Vandewater
Teager Frank (C. Bruse k Co.) r. 614 Willow Av
Teague Frederick, dentist, 33 Kearny, r. Berkeley
Teague Henry M., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange
Teague Luther A., dentist, 23 Kearny, r. San Pablo
Cal.
Teague William, contractor, r. 405 Clementina
Teahan Joseph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
138 Vi Silver
Teahan Matthew, varnlsher. r. 138 J^ Silver
Teal Albert, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 223^
Seventh
Teal Thomas, bakery and confectionery, 533 Fourth
8^ Teal. See Teale and Teele
Teare Philip, attorney at law, 628 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2, r. East Berkeley
Tebber H. A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 15 Wood
Techau B. J. (R. J. Techau & Co.) r. 1515 Scott
Tecliau R. J. & Co. (R. J. Techeau and H. J.
Wickeri proprietors The Good Fellows' Grotto.
restaurant, wines and liquors, Odd Fellows' Bldg,
cor Market and Seventh
Techeler E.. tailor S. Fisher, r. NW cor Twenty-sev-
enth and Mis.sion
Tecklenburg Charles, clerk, r. 416 Brannan
Tecklenburg Christine, widow, r. 1035}^ Folsom
Tedford Charles J., real estate agent, r. 328 Ellis
Teed Charles W., carpenter, r. W s Church bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
BEAMISH'^
SHIRTS
MARKKT ST.. TOR- THWRH
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DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactxirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SLi
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
lwASH^N§T?N sT.lPMncers (if FINE TABLE WINES
TEE
1141
TEN
Teed Minerva, widow, r. W 8 Church bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Tedlo Brindelli, r. 532 Vallejo
Teele .losiah M. (Teele * Scott) r. 1925 Devisadero
Teele k Scott (losiah M. Teele and Timothy F. Scott)
draymen, 717 Sacramento
i^ Teele. See Teal and Teale
TeelinR Thomas, lonKfthoreniau, r. 319 Folsom
Teels Marsh Borax Co., F. M. Smith president, A. H.
Clough secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 11-12
Teeney John, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Teueriffe
nr Tombigbee
Teeedale James, baker Hird & Dittmer, r. 2409 How-
ard
Toese Louis Jr., wines and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and California, r. 127 Kearny
Teeter .\nu, widow, r. 1202 Howard
Tegen Henry, brewer, r. cor Greenwich and Pierce
TegKart Bernard, drayman, r. 570 Folsom
Teggsrt James (Marshall, Teggart & Brorsen) r. 570
Folsom
Teggart John, porter, r. 570 Folsom
Teg-art William, porter Schacht & Lemcke, r. 670
Folsom
■^ Teggart. See Taggard and Taggart
Tehahchick Jacob, r. 913 Bryant
Tehama House, Shepard D. Bailey proptr, NE cor
Broadway and Kearny
Tehama Mills (Tehama, Cal.) M. C. Ellis & Son
proptre. 29 Merchants' Exchange
Tehama Primary School, Mrs. E. A. Wood principal,
S B Tehama bet First and Second
Tehan John, foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
Home
Teinemann Charles, engineer, r. 1018 Montgomery
Teitinanu August C, bookkeeper, r. 1221 Lombard
Teitmann Sophia, widow, r. 1019 Golden Gate Av
Tejeda .\belino, saddlemaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
3Ifi Green
Telegraph Building, .302 Montgomery
Telegrnph Hill Obsprvatory, Otto Liebmann proptr,
top Telegraph Hill cor Kearny and Greenwich
Telephone Transfer Co., Phillips & Freeman
proprietors, 628 Mission, stables 27-29 Capp
Telfair J. Hamilton (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Telfer Magftie Miss, milliner, r. 68 Clementina
Telfer William, blacksmith, r. 429 Bryant
Telfiird John, foreman Charles Harley & Co., r. 114
Davis
tflleen John Rev., pastor Swedish Evanselical Lu-
thiran Church, r. 738 Minna
rell.fsen John, seaman, r. 2205 Mason
Teller Frank M., seaman stmr Gealic, r. 405 J4 Natoma
Tell, r Frederick D. P.. elerk P. 8. Teller, r. 18
Twelfth
Telli-r George, merchandise broker, 24 California, r.
Hiiywards
Teller J. D. P., merchandise broker, 24 California, r.
18 Twelfth
Teller Leonora Mrs., widow, r. 1216 Leavenworth
Teller Phillip S. (Norton, Teller & Co.) r. 18 Twelfth
."eller Walter, clerk, r. 18 Twelfth
W T.-ller. See Theller
elloffsky Charles, harnessmaker, r. 5 Florence
Telpherage Electric Railway Co., R. A. Wilson presi-
dent, 405 Montgomery, room 14
.■■eltz John A., draftsman Curlett & Cuthbertson, r.
635 Eddy
elyea Joseph, storekeeper P. M. S3. Co., r. 2134
Howard
emby Richard, groceries and liquors, 1908 Polk
enipi-Kti Eugene, marble works, 1438 Market, r. 665
Bryant
emple Mrs., matron Old Ladies' Home, r. Uni-
versity bet Henry and Wayland, U. M. T.
.'emple Annie Miss, teacher kindergarten. Infants'
Shelter. 512 Minna
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MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
W, & ULOANE & CO, '«
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In all the Latest Shades of Coloring.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Emma, domeatic 1600 W»i.liinRton
Florence Miss, hairdresser F. Hiys,
«r
Tempi
Tempi
McAllister
Temple George D. Mrs., r. 827 Sutter
Temple Uarry L., r. 827 )» Sutter
Temple Jackson, aiwoctate Justice Baprems
Court of California, chambers 121 Pu«t r. Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Temple James H., paper carrier, r. 856 Folaom
Temple Jane Mrs., matron Infants' Shelter, S13
Minna
Temple Joseph E., laborer, r. 721 Bryant
Temple Leon I., steerage steward stmr CoUma, r. IM
Brannan
Temple Roderick, jeweler, r. 510 Minna
Temple Rufus, calker, r. 856 Folaom
Templeman Harwood, salesman Stein, Simon k Co.,
r. Alameda
Templeman Henry, bookkeeper Mendocino Lumber
Co., r. 303 Oak
Templeman John, canvasser C. A. & J. Hanson, r. 18
Lafayette
Templeman Thomas, waiter Merchants' Club
Templeton Carrie A. Miss, teacher West End School,
r. 2738 Sixteentn
Templeton C. L. Mrs., widow r. 2417 PaclOc At
Templeton F. R., jeweler H. B. Woelfe), r. Oakland
Templeton James, bookkeeper Dalziel & Moller, r.
Oakland
Templeton Laura S. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2738 Sixteenth
Templeton Louise Miss, vice-principal Paclflc
Heights School, r. 2417 Pacific Av
Templeton Mark B. (Smalley & Templeton) r. Hay-
wards
Templeton Meta L., teacher Boys' High School, r,
Oakland
Templeton Thomas H., laborer, r. 917 Capp
Temprele A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 51H Brannan
Temprele Edouard, machinist, r. 518 Brsnuan
Temps Henry, liquor saloon, .WJ Washington
Ten Bosch John >v Co. (John M. Ten BoHch and T. H.
Btftteridge) grain merchants, 302 Montgomery,
room 8
Ten Bosch John M. (John Ten Bosch ft Oo.) r. 2030
Bush
Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, 11 Post
Tench John, painter Clay St. Kit., r. 1232 Sacramento
Tench W. M., carpenter Jason Springer k Co., r. 867
Mission
Tench W. M. Mrs., feather cleaner, 209 Koaroy. r.
867 Mission
Tennant John Mrs., widow, r. 604 Geary
Tennant Richard E., farmer, r. 623 Fulton
Tennant William, r. 31 Second
Tennent George, civil engineer, r. 529 Sacramento
Tennent John B.. medical student, r. 2519 FJIIraor*
Tennent Thomas, chronometer and Instruinentraakfr,
manufacturer SIrlelx mariners' compass, 18 Mar-
ket
Tennent Thomas U., bookkeeper UedlngtoD * Co., r.
2310 Webster ^. .
Tenney Charles W., freight clerk Broadway Wharf
No. 2. r. Oakland
Tenney Fannie Mrs., r. 119S4 Berniird
Tenney Thomas, mol.ler, r 6i First
Tennis Adolph U., salesman Qiiade k Htraut, r. WO
Geary
Tennis M. A. Mrs., r. 155 Potrero Av
Tennis Thomas, policeman, r.fl22 Grren, rear
Tennis William E., upholatcrer, 704 Bush,
Grove
Tennyson Theodore, hostler, r. 28 Bitch
Temliest George H. capitnllst, r. 175 Clara
Tensfeldt Frc.lerlck, laborer, r. II Wriph
Tenth Street Dm/ Store, SW cor Tenth and Folsom
Teiitliorey J(,hn P. (John 1'. Teiitli.irey k 0"
Mission
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MINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 405407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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W. B. Chapman, Sole Agent for Pacific Coaafc
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETEB* OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates and Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Tenthorey J. P. & Co. (John P. Tenthorey) macaroni
ninfrs, 558 Mission
Teply Jacob, tailor, r. 1.319 Sacramento
Tepper Henry, conductor Market St. KR., r. 11 Col-
lins
Tepper Herman, carpenter, r. 1007 Washington
Tercovieh Luca B., r. 1519 Dupoiit
Teresl Vincent, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 36)4
Tehama
Terkeldeen Christian, r.4 Russell
Terbelson Charles, machinist Rlsdon I. and L.
Works
Terkelson John, clerk, r. 2019 Mason
Terkelson Lawrence, gripman Market St. RR., r. NE
cor Dolores apd Twenty-sixth
Terme Louise Mme., cosiumer, 612 Montgomery
Terminal Hotel, Thomas Bromley proptr, SE cor
Halght and Stanyan
Terminal Railway Co., Willard V. Huntington secre.
tary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48
Terrapin Oyster Honse, P. Scattiny proprietor,
16 Eddy
Terrier Francois, shoemaker Henry Liicke, r. 43 Minna
Terrill Cfltherine Mrs., r. 918 Jackson
TerrlU Charles C, contractor and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 617 Seventeenth
Terrill Georg-e M. , physician and surgeon, office
and r. 400 Stockton
Terrill Stephen, rigger, r. 1231)^ Union
Terrill William, r. 148 Fifth
Terrill William, teacher billlardg, r. 425 Geary
Terrill William L., salesman, r. 2 Waehinpton
■»• Terrill. See Tlirill. Turrell and Tyrrell
Territorial Pioneers of California, Lowell J. Hardy
Jr. secretary, 405 Kearny
Terry A. A., city agent San Francisco Directory,
518 Clay
Terry Andrew J., millwright, r. NE cor Nineteenth
and Noe
Terry Archibald F. M.. expressman, NE cor Fourth
and Mission, r. 1332 Florida
Terry Charles D., stage carpenter r. 931 Pacific
Terry Clinton H., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Terry David 8. (Terry & Ashe» attorney at law, 130
San some. r. Fresno
Terry Fanny Mrs., r. 425 Geary
Terry Frank, millwright, r. cor Noe and Nineteen
Terry Frank E., hairdealer, 715 Valencia
Terry George, seaman stnir Acapulco
Terry George C, bridge builder S. P. Co., r. 919 Har-
rison
Terry George T., r. Occidental Hotel
Terry George W., clerk, r. 2104 Mason
Terry Horatio P., r. 813 Golden Gate Av
Terry James J., beltmaker H. N Cook, r. 2603H Polk
Terry Jerome E., traveling salesman, r. 3002 Cali-
fornia
Terry John, plasterer, r. 10 Bonita
Terry John, seaman, r. 1318 Kearny
Terry John C. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.) r. 813 Golden
Gate Av
Terry Joseph T. (Joseph T. Terry k Co.)r. San Mateo
TEREY JOSEPH T. & 00.
(Joseph T. and John C. Terry) furni-
ture, carpets and stoves, 747 Market
Terry Thsddens W., cooper, r. 1121 Greenwich
Terry Thomas, beltmaker H. N. Cook, r. 10 Bonita
Terry Victor, clerk Charles Foster, r. 615 Stockton
Terry William, bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank (limited) r. 600 Bush
Terry William B., porter, r. 2412 Laguna
Terry William N., saw filing, 108 Drumm, r. 1121
Greenwich
Terry William W., blacksmith I. Burns, r. 64 First
Terry tSc Ashe (David S. Terry and R. Porter
Ashe) attorneys at law, 130 Sansome
Terschiiren Gerhard F., master stmr Aurora, r. 2226
Pine
Tersech J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Terwilligir Albert H., painter Edward M. Gallagher,
r. American ExchHnf..'e Hotel
Tesch Gusluve, compositor, r. 431 Minna
Teschner Carl, salesman E. A. F.Essmann, r. 231 Ste-
venson
Tesmore Solomon, r. 1218 Fulton
Tessier Anna, widow, r. 568 Seventeenth
TesBier Charles (Quigley & Tessier) r. 12043>i Fol-
Tessier John P., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 568 Sev-
enteenth
Tessmer Robert, steward, r. 320 Drumm
Tesson Henry, laborer, r. 33)4 Boardman PI
Tetlow Samuel, bartender, r. 502 Washington
Tetreau Frank J., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Tette Mauro, laborer, r. 20 San Antonio
TeubnerEmil, compositor Arbeiter Zeitung, r, 508
Sixth
Teubuer Gustav, showcase manufacturer, 1 Spring,
r. 1611 Clay
Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard
Teutonia Insurance Co. (of New Orleans) 322-324
California
Teutonia Society, Henry Dreyer secretary, 1322 How-
ard
Tevls Harry L., r. 1316 Taylor
Tevls Lizzie Miss, r. Occidental Hotel
Tevis Lloyd, president Wells Fargo & Co., office
NE cor California and Sansome, r. 1316 Taylor
Tevlin James, r. 23 Everett
Tevlin James F. (Hassett & Tevlin) attorney at law,
310-312 Phelan Bldg, r. 10 Camp
Tewes Frederick, basket manufacturer, 638 Market,
r. 17 Third
Tewes George, teamster C. A. Worth, r. 1308 Broderlck
Tewes Sarah, widow, dressmaking, 17 Third
Tewhlll John, laborer John Henderson Jr., r. 1526
Turk
Tewksbury Ellen, widow, r. 12 Welsh
Tewksbury Emily S., widow, r. 1422 Clay
Tewksbury Oliver P., longshoreman, r. 235 Perry
Texas and Pacific Railway, Harry B. Smith
Jr. general Western passenger agent, L. A. Mill»
Pacific Coast freight agent, 605 Market
Teyhan Patrick, stableman, r. 130 Alabama
Thacker J. N., special officer Wells Fargo & Co., r.
East Oakland
Thackeray Clara Miss, dressmaking, 315 Shotwell
Thackeray George, accountant, r. Monterey House
Thackeray George, hay, grain, coal and wood, SE cor
Fair Oaks and Twenty-second
Thackeray William, r. 315 Shotwell
Thackery James, r. 274 Minna
Thackwell Henry, rigger, r. 11 Pacific
Thain Alexander (Thain Bros.) r. 704 O'Farrell
Thain A. F., clerk, r. 2036 St-iner
Thain Brothers (Alexander and Frederick) confection-
ery, 781 Market
Thain Frederick (Thain Bros.) r. 704 O'Farrell
Thain George, conductor Presidio RR., r. 2006 Lea-
venworth
Thain Robert A., helper U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Thai Frederick M„ real estate agent, r. 21 Harriet
Thai Henry H., junk dealer, r. 1124)4 Folsom
Thaler Kaspar, furnished rooms, 231 Second
Thalhimer Jacob, bookkeeper M. Heller & Sons. r.
1832 Sutter
Thalia Verein. 414 Pine
Thame John, seaman, r. 308 Tehama
THAMESAND MERSEY MARINE INS, CO
(limited, of Livei'pooJ, London an
Alanchester, E)ng'. ) William Greer Har.
rison managrer N'
305 California
forth Pacific brand
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THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDEK AND READY-MADE.
Corner 9IONT4ji09IKJSV and SCXTIUI STS-
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON! a£S;£:
500.000.
658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Nana'
7m. SESTON, Asst. Uana
[HE BANCROFT COMPANY
MAR^?T-RT ! BOOKS STATIONERY. PIANOS. ORGANS.
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1143
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2036
Thane Arthur F., clerk J. W. Grace ft Co.,
Steiner
Thane James N.. clerk M. P. and M. dept S. P. Co..
r. 8-25 Sutter
■»" Thane. See Thain
Thanuhauser Au^'ust (Thannhauser & Co.) r. 217
Gruut Av
Thaiinliaueer Sigmund M. (Thanuhauser & Co.) r.
304 Stockton
Thannhauser tfc Co. (Sigmund M. and August
Thanuhauser and Frederick Heinibruch) com-
mission uiprchant« and general agents Transat-
lantic Marine lusurduce Co., and local agents
Flrenians Fund Insurance Co. (fire department)
311 California
Tharkow Henry, shoemaker, 529 Valencia
Tharp Kugene H., notary public and commis-
siouer deeds, 23H Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Tharp Joseph L., agent Examiner, r. 504 Buchanan
Tharpe W. J., com))08itov, r. 337 Clementina
Thatcher Daniel A., cashier Chief Quartermaster
Division of the Pacific and Dept of Cal.. U. S. A.,
r. Kuss House
Thatcher Edward C. varieties, 2224 Mission
Thatcher George P., carpenter, r. 838 Mission
Thatcher I. W., with Holbruok, Merrill i Stetson, r.
1100 Howard
Thatcher John F., salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co., r.
422 Tehama
Thatcher J. T., r. 120 Fourth
10" Thatcher. See Thacher
Thateu Jacob A. (Thaten & Heinemtn) r. 220)4 Fran-
cisco
Thaten Peter H., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 220)4
Francisco
Thaten & Heineman (J. A. Thaten and H. 8. Heine-
man) painters and paper hangers, 718 Montgom-
ery Av
Thauwald Herman, painter, r. 550 Natoma
Thayer Asahel, assistant manager Pac. Pine Lumber
Co., r. 386 San Jose Av
Thayer Blanche Miss, r. 1519 Webster
Thayer Clark, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Thayer Edward N., actor, r. 1519 Webster
Thayer I. E., commission merchant and agent
Duncan's Mlllo Laud and Lumber Co., and in-
spector Bureau Veritas, office 22 California, r.
Oakland
Thaver Isaac, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
il35M Valencia
Thayer L. H. Miss, r. 777 Haight
Thayer Lizzie, widow, r. 603 Polk
Thayer Nehemiah D,, proptr Natick House. 246 Third
Thayer Orson v.. physician and surgeon, 218 Post, r.
2514 Washington
Thayer Rose Miss, principal Chinese School, r. 1519
Webt-ter
Thayer R. S., collector United Carriage Co.
Thayer William P., r. 1125 Scott
The American Concentrated Must Co.. Pelham W.
Ames secretary, office 320 Sansome
The Argfonaut (weekly) Argonaut Publishing Co.
publishers, 213 Grant Av
The Associated Press (The New York Associated
Press and Western Associated Press) Charles S.
Diehl Pacific Coast agent, 302 MoutHomery, rooms
29-30-31
The Bancoft Company. See Bancroft Co., The
The C»lifirnia Cack'er. 306 Sacramento
The California Label Press and MacCabe
I<Uho(;raph Co., E. L. Labadie manager, 410
Mission
The California Perforatinf; Screen Co., P.
A. Wagner proprietor, 147 Beale
The California Voice, Rev. George Morris editor and
proptr, 328 Pacific
The Company of Associated Stock Brokers, H. P.
Landon secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
k^
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMrnltTFIW ANP IiKAI.lIlH IN
c A. i^ I* t: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
TheE. Briins%%i('k Billiard and Pool Tabl« '
Maniifactiirtitif Co., 20.'>-211 Buttery I
Tile Guide, Guide Publlshlug Co. publlRb*r« .',J1 '
Clay I
Tlie Hnsdnf;)!, Maun x Benedict proprietor!. SW
cor Sutter ana Montgomery
The J. Dewiiiff Co., J. Dewing prealdetit. M. 8.
Dewing vice-president, W. L. Oge i>e< rrtiry and
treasurer, pubiisliers. importers, achool furuUh-
ers, and manufacturers piaLOa and urgaua 4»-
422 Bush
The L. W. Ulinn Lumber Co.. office 14 Callfonila
The Melville, M. Hermann js Co. proprletoni. 1104
Market
The Alercantlle Ajfency, B. O. Dun U. Co. pro-
prietors. Jay Lugsdln mananer, 320 California
The Pacitic (Congregational weekly) The Pub-
lishing Co. of the Pacific publiabeni, 7 Moiitgom-
ery Av, room 23
The Paf;e Automatic Fire Shatter Co. of
California, H. W. Severance manager and
agent, 218 California
The Kentm, 712 Sutter
The Kuss Lumber and Mill Co., office 4 California
The Sacramento Lumber Co.. office 4 California
The Samuel Hill Co., A. M. Hill preittdent,
George A. Hill vice-president. Charles E. Naylor
secretary, manufacturers, agents an<l dralem
sewing machines, machine Biipplles, Callkraiih
Type Writer. Demorest patteriis. etc., "25 Market
The Sather B^inkineCo., H. L. Dod^e. presi-
dent, J. L. N, Shepard vice president. Jamex S.
Hutchinson manager, SE cor Pino and Samionie
The United States Mercantile Protective AssoriatloD.
L. L. Woodmausee manager. 26 Montgomery,
room 4
The Westminster, 6)4 Sutter
The White House, Raphael Weill fc Co. proprie-
tors, NW cor Post ami Kearny
The Whitney, Standard and Oalcland
Transfer Co., ifflce 3-5 Commercial
Theall Alfred, r. 14 Rincon Av
Theall S. M. Mrs - manager Womens's Land and Im-
migration Bureau. 723 Market, room 10
Theasley Philip, deckhand stmr Bay City. r. IM
Chattanooga
Theater Coniique, SE cor Sacramento and Kearny
Theater Comique, J. U. Burns proptr, NW cor Pino
and Kearny
Theatrical Publishing Co., 508 Sacramento
Thebaud Joseph, clerk E. L. O. Steele A: Co.. r. 805 Ji
Leavenworth
Thede Chris H., electrician Cal. Electrical W>rli». r.
228)4 Perrv
Thedy Alfre.l F.. salegman W. fc J. Sloane A Co.. r. iWl
Buchanan _ ^.
Thedy Charles A., teacher banjo. 127 Kearny, r. 90H
Theen George, carrier Examiner, r '"•<« Sacramento
Theil Francois, liquor denier, r. 527 !< Cirrenwich
Theil John P.. r. 305 Scott
«7- Theil. See Tliiel and Thlclo
Theilecker M;.rgaret. widow-, r. HIO Fol».uu
Theisen John, rancher, r. Madrid nr Persia at, tx
celsior Homestead .„„ ,^ , a
Theisen John J., carpenter 8. P. Co r. >3" '';">"'^„
Thelaen Joseph S.. clerk Marcua Boaenlhal, r. IW
Dorland
ThelHB John II.. r. 262 Minna . ^ ^.
Thelss Matthias, tanner Frank McAlecr, r. J87 Fourth
tr ThelsH. See Thease ami Tilled
BXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Theisson Julius, tailor, r. 26 Mln-lon ^' .
Thelnn Peter, lamplighter, an.l extraman Hook »od
Ladder No 1 r. 774 Kolsoin
Theler William, manager Davis Dm... 41U Kearny r.
Then'er' Edward A., salesman J. T. C«mii.e,«r * Co..
r. 1917 Pacific Av
•ADVERTISING ftGENTS, PALMER & KEY, 405-40? Imm St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKH FIVE MILT^IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
IMPORTEUS OF
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER.
Pipe Flttliien, nil Ki/.en.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Theller Frank P.. clerk, r. 2026 Pacific Av
Theller George P., bookkeeper J. T. Oammeyer, r.
1508 Church
Theller Ssmuel L., real estate, 330 Pine, room 15, r.
2(126 Pacific Av
Theller Samuel S., bookkeeper F. E. Lnty, r. 2026 Pa-
cific Av
Iff- Theller. See Teller
Theobald George Jr., with George J. Theobald & Co.,
r. 1239 Pine
Theobald George J. (George J. Theobald & Co.) r.
2408 Fillmore
TUeobald George J. & Co. (George J. Theo-
bald) shipping and commission merchants, 419
California, rooms 4-6
Theobald J. John, clerk Thames and Mersey Marine
Ins. Co. (limited) r. 2408 Fillmore
Tlieobald R. W. , city manager Devon Farm
Dairy Co., 2925 California, r. 1911 Lyon
«»■ Theobald. See Thibault
Theobalds S. L. Mrs., boarding. 1148 Sutter
Theobalds William, publisher, r. 1148 Sutter
Theodore Charles, bakery, 123 Twenty-sixth
Theodoru A. & Co. (Andrew Theodoru and Peter Nich-
olas) fruits cigars and tobacco, 13 Third and 210
Grant Av
Theodoru Andrew (A. Theodoru & Co.) r. 13 Third
Theological Serniuary (Presbyterian) 121 Haight
Therien Joseph H., washing muchines, r. 249 Perry
Theriot Henry C, stableman Martin Fitzpatrick, r.
1231 Market
Theriot Joseph, compositor Evening Post. r. 943
Golden Gate Av
Therkilsen Thomas, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Therkorn Henry, shoemaker Dennis Eeane, r. Cin-
cinnati Hotel
Theron Cauiille. carpenter, r. 112 Valparaiso
Thesing Charles, boxcutter Wempe Bros., r. 21 Glas-
gow
Thessereau David, carpenter, r. 1938 Jessie
Theu Elizs J., widow, r. 1007 Pacific
Theuerlich Ernst, baker, r. 625 Clay
Theuerlicb John, cook, r. 625 Clay
Thevenet Ernest, druggist Alfred Gros., r. 225 Geary
Thevenet Eugene, jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 225
Geary
Thibault Cleophas, shoemaker, 831 Pacific
Thibault Emma, widow, r. 1317 Hyde
Thibault Peter, patternmaker, r. 25 Clementina
B^- Thibault. See Theobald
Thlebaut Charles, paperbox factory, 765 Mission, r.
128 Shipley
Thlebaut James, boxmaker, r. 128 Shipley
Thiebaut Louis, boxmaker, r. 128 Shipley
Thieben Joseph, traveling 8 lesman Wangenheim,
Sternheim & Co., r. 1420 Post
Thielbahr Ernest, waiter, r. 530 Third
ThielbahrH., r. 26 Turk
Thielbaum Ernst, steward Ahlborn House
Thiele Adolph. junk dealer, r. 16 Williamson
Thiele Alexander C, clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 253
Minna
Thiele Annie, dressmaker, r. 2235 Mission
Thiele Bernard. laborer,j'. 1643 Mission
Thiele Carl F., painter, r. 1218 Kearny
Thiele Charles bottler Lang Bros., r. 1 Beideman
Thiele Charles W., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Thiele E., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Thiele Edmund, drug clerk, r. 1643 Mission
Thiele Emile, physician, r. 1643 Mission
Thiele Ernst F., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 237 Fifth
Thiele Eugene (Sevin, Vincent & Co.) r. 516 Stock-
ton
Thiele Frederick, stonemason, r. 44 Belcher
Thiele Frank, liquor saloon, 300 Third
Thiele Hattie, dressmaker, r. 2235 Mission
Thiele Louise, widow, r. 1927 Jessie
Thiele Louise Miss, r. 1927 Jepsie
Thiele Otto, instrumentmaker Will & Flock, r. 363
Clementina
Thiele Robert (Horstmeyer h Thiele) r. 2105 Leaven-
worth
K7- Thiele. See Thell and Thiel
ThielfMuann Otto, salesman Arnold Pollak i Co., r.
1929 Bush
Thleler Henry, cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, r. 1317 Na-
toma
Thielmann Hermann, cigarmaker, r. 257 Fonrth
Thielmsnn M. C , secretary German Land and Cattlo
Co., 123 California, r. Oakland
Thiemann Robert, casemaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co..
r. 619 Mason
Thieme Arthur, painter, r. 701 McAllister
Thieme Joseph, seaman, r. 1405 Montgomery
Tbieme Max. cook C. N. Hansen, r. 277 Minna
Thiemer Gustave L. F., teacher music, r. 419 Lagans
Thien Frederick, clerk, r. 24 Turk
Thlerbach Charles F. (Thierbach & Kroeger) r. 33)4
Oak Grove Av
Thierbach Charles F. Jr., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 33 X
Oak Grove Av
Thierbach Julius D., salesman J. Witt, r. 1532 Golden
Gate Av
Thierbach Louis M., clerk Neubert & Grabau, p. 1602
Californi*
Thierbach fc Kroeger(Charles Thierbach and William
Kroeger) coffee and spice mills, 805 Bryant
Thiers Lee I., gripraan Sutter St. RB., r. 825 Larkin
Thies Herman, r. 115 Stockton PI
Thies Herman, clerk C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. 917
Lombard
Thies John W. L., framemaker Schussler Bros., r.
Thies Otto, cabinetmaker J. Bowcher, r. 917 Lom-
bard
Thies W., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Thies William, clerk, r. 262 M Clementina
85f" Thies. See Tbeiss
Thiesse Albert, clerk, r. 421 Fourth
Thie^se Jean B. A., proptr Lapire House, 421 Fourth
Thiessen William, salesman Dohrmann & Co., r. 812
Vallejo
Thiessen William J.H., teamster, r. 911 Pacific
Thilo C. A., agent Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Thimme Harry, porter Pac. Dispensary and Chil-
dren's Hospital. 3700 California
Thing Albert F.. teamster, r. 42 Hartford
Thingvalla Steamship Co. (Copenhagen and New
York) James Madison agent. 9-11 Market
Third Baptist Cliurcli, Rev. George Duncan
pastor, E s Powell bet Sutter and Bush
Third Cong-regational Church, Rev. J. A.
Cruzan pastor, S s Fifteenth bet Mission and Va-
lencia
Third Infantry Regiment N. G. C, armory, 614 How-
ard
Third Regiment Band, headquarters 126 Kearny,
room 1
Third Street Exchange, John Strothoff pro-
prietor, 25 Third
Th'rd Street Wharf, foot Third
Thi'ek Samuel Mrs., dry goods. 232 M Sixth, r. 148
Sixth
Thirion Albert, with Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris
Thistle Hotel Rainey M. McLean proptr, W s Michi-
gan bet Shasta and Napa
Thlstletiiwaite Charles S. (Thistlethwaite & Good) r.
325 Fremont
Thistlpthwidte & Good (Charles S. Thistlethwaite
and John Good) door and window frame mnfrs,
136 Main
Thistleton George (George Thistleton & Co.) r. Ocean
View
Thistleton George h Co. (George Thistleton) real
estate. 526 Kearny, room 1
Thode C. Julius, clerk D. W. Tietjen, r. 429 East
ETERV I>ESCBIPTIOK OF
XJ 1>T 3D E El ^W E -A- I?.
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3T MarM St.
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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i^T^NST.i-ProjiriEtors of tie Orleans VineYard
THO
Thode Henninip, proprietor Union Brewery, 326
Cknieulina
Thixln John, driver John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 341
Waller
Thode John W., groceries and liquors, 540 Hayes, r.
6;«) Webster
Thotl Conrad, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 308
O'Farrell
Thocne August, r. 438 Natoma
Thoenert Louis, bottler Deucher k Ealben, r. 521
Folsom
Thole Annie, widow, r. 1924 Filbert
Thole Henry, driver Daniel E. Hofifman, r. 316 O'Far-
rell
Th >m Alexander, niolper. r. 2488 Market
Thorn David, gunsmith E. T. Allen
Thom Dora Mrs., r. 257 Perry
Thoui James, coremaker Occidental Foundry, r. 1025
Alabama
Thom John, carpenter, r. 418M Grove
Thom Marian 8. Miss, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1025 Alubama
Thora-Wohrden Hfury J., carpenter, r. 1256 Bryant
Thom Wohrden Theodore N., liquor saloon, 521
Twenty-third
Thoman Alphonse, r. 411 Sansome
Tbomaun Amelia, widow, r. 112 Grove
Thomann Jacob, shoemaker, r. N s Filbert nr Fill-
more
Thomas A., knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Thomas A., laborer, r. 894 Illinois bet Butte and Napa
Thomas A. M. Mrs., widow, r. Fourth Av bet Point
Lobos and Clement
Thomas Amelia, tailoress Morris King, r. 119 Third
Thomas Ann Mrs., widow, r. 604 Second
Thomas Annie Mme., physician, 29 Kearny
Thomas Antone, barber, 901 Folsom
Thomas Arthur D., wood carver, r. 1532 Sanchez
Thomas Bert, clerk, r. 2a08 Sutter
Thomas Bertba. widow, r. 109 Silver
Thomas Bertha Miss, r. 1520 Clay
Thomas B. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2308 Sutter
Thomas B. M., revenue agent U. S. Internal Revenue
(jflBce, r. 433 Hayes
Thomas C, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2123 Mason
Thomas CalUe Mrs., r. 724 Post
Thomas Charles, carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
Thomas Charles engineer, r. 91 Silver
Thomas Charles, mechanic, r. 10 South Park
Thomas Charles J., telep;raph operator, r. 406 Eddy
Thoin;is Charles M., salesman Hueter Bros. & Co., r.
IJT Twenty-' inth
Thomas Charles W. H., janitor G. Held, r. 1210 Broad-
way
Thomas D.. yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Thomas D. Arthur, carriage painter, r. 110 Oregon
Thoiiiss David J., r. 119 Third
Thomas Dawson, boat builder, 26 Spear, r. 200 Mis-
s-ion
Thomas Desire, widow, r. 812 Jessie
Thomas E., helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Thomas Edmund D.. auditor Market St. RR., and Po-
trero and Bay View RR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 34, r. 808 Filbert
Thomas Edward B., r. 25»« Stockton
ThomaH Edward B., bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r. 1307
Vallejo
Thomas Edward C, cigarmaker. r. 560 Howard
Thomas Fdwin B., night clerk Winchester House
Thomas Edwin R., bookkeeper J. L. White & Co., r.
2 )0H Sutter
Thomas E. J., elevator engineer Flood Bldg, r. 609
Fell
Thomas Elizabeth, widow, r. 1729 Broadway
Thomas Ella A. Miss, teacher Starr King Primay
School, r. lOSouih Park
ThoiiiaH Ellis S.. solilermaker Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r.204 Francisco
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.MADK TO mil. I II Kon
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STRELT.
Thomas Emily J. Mrs., caterer, r. •.fl>34 8acraroeoto
Thomas Estelle W Mrs., r. 121 1 Latinna
Thomas Eugene lEugpn.- Thomi>s A: Co..) r. 1S20 Claj
Thomas Euif«'nt< & Co. (Eiig.-Le Th-.m..) im-
potters wineH ami llqiicrs and agcntu Itordeani
Board Underv rltt-rs, ontUU Sansome
Thomas Eut-'ene O.. salesman Neuburger. Ileiaa Jk Co
r. 727 OTarrell
Thomas Evan, expressman, 8E cor Second and Uu-
ket. r. 172.5 Market
Ttomas Parlsiau Dyeing M CleaniDg
WORKS THK h<, Pran.ol. I l.»„.«%
inaiia^ffr, tit Tenth, liranrhx. 7 14
Washiiiifton, 148 Fourth, 213 Fo»« «nd
755 Valencia, Oakland, lUOH Uroad-
■wuy
Thomas Ferdinand, dyer The F. Thomas I'arialan
Dyeing and Cleaning Works, r. HVl .lessle
Thomas Francis, wine distiller, r. 727 0'F»rrell
Thomas Francois, manager The F. Thoma«
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 27 Tenth,
r. 1216 !« Howard
Thomas Frank, artist, r. 1304 Sanchez
Thomas Frank, barber, r. 1532 Sanchez
Thomas Frank, cook stmr Modoc
Thomas Frank, gasman Morosco's Amphitheater, r.
727 Howard
Thomas Frank, magnetic healer, 10.'>5 Market
Thomas Frederick O., solicitor Call, r. 1120 Nine-
teenth
Thomas Frederick R.. r. 25 >4 Stockton
Thomas George, laborer, r. Servia nr Platte
Thomas George, porter, r. 107H Howard, rear
Thomas George, shipping clerk Carolan 4: Co., r. 2419
Sutter
Thomas George, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fao.
tory
Thomas George J., clerk Eugene Thomas k Co., r.
1:V20 Cliiy
Thomas Georjje N., manager Uradley k Rnlof-
son, 14 Grant Av, r. The Baldwin
Thomas George P., upholatert-r Burn Bros., r. 1394
Sanchez
Thomas George P., wood carver, r. l.')32 Sanchez
Thomas George W., plumber, r. l.'» Shipley
Thomas Gold Mining Co. (Plumas County. Cal.) A.
Halsev secretary. .328 Montgomery, room 7
Thomas GustHV, helper The F. Thomas Parlslin Dye-
ing and Cleaning Works, r. H12 Jeasle
Thomas Hardwell. waiter, r. lOOf". Clay
Thomas Harry, clerk San Joaquin Improvement Co .
r. Oakland
Thomas Harry, waiter, r. 222 54 Fourth
Thomas Harry E., pressman J. B. Brodle k Co., r.
12rj Francisco
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss. r. 327 Larkin
Thomas Henry, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Thomas Henry, cooper, r, 31 S Union
Thomas Henry H., car conductor, r. 314 Fifth
Thomas Herman, tanner, r. E ■ Vtah bet Vol
Sonoma
Thomas H. L., waiter stmr State of California
Thomas Horace C, solicitor Emmlner. r. 822 M«aon
Thomas Hugh. i)lumber W. L. Daniel, r. «ll lUrrlaon
Thomas J., foundryman I'aclllr Uolllng Mill
Thomas .1., labor, r Am. Sugar ReOuery. r. 3IJ Union
Thomas .1., seaman, r. ill Jackson
Thomas James, briekmason. r. 37H Chestnut
Thomas James, coalp'iaser. r. .^7 West Mlwtloi
Thomas James, driver Fitzgerald ft Conlon
Pacific
ThoniBB Jmics, porter, r. 901 Montgomery
Thomas James A. O.. compositor, r. UIo California
Thomas James O.. clerk, r. 10 Folsom Av
Thoma- James H.. paperharger. r. 1010 Clay
Thonii* James J., earbiillder Sutter 8t
Lyon
and
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UXILLIftRY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 40540? Saisoioe St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU SizeM mid Nuiittx-i
309, 311» 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Thomas James M., superintemlent dal. Paint Co., 22
Jessie, r. 114 VicksburK
Thomas James P.. waiter, r. 21 Natoms
Thomas J. D., clerk B. GuldmHii, r. 133 Montgomery
Thomas John, carpenter, r. 140 Lily Av
Thomas John, cook, r. 1118 Howard
Thomas John, deckhand ftmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Thomas John, livery stable, 621-K23 Grove
Thomas John, machinist, r. 118 Trenton
Thomas John, molder, r.Ws Kentucky bet Butte and
Napa
Thomas John, waiter The Baldwin
Thomas John B., brassmolder, r. 620 Tennessee
Thomas John H.. filassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 919 Bryant
Thomas John H., with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 328
Jessie
Thomas John J., r. 2C05 Folsom
Thomas John P., dlnhwasher, r. 236 Minna
Thomas Joseph, brassmolder Whyte & De Rome, r.
420 Union
Thomas Joseph H., foreman The Bancroft Co., r. 510
San Jos6 Av
Thomas Joseph, painter, r. 532 Shotwell
Thomas Joseph H., teamster, r. 328 Chestnut
Thomas Joseph W. Rev., physician, 918 Howard
Thomas J. Proctor, produce commission, 109-
111 Davis, r. Alameda
Thomas Kate, widow, r. 204 Francisco
Thomas Leon B., bookkeeper Neuburger, Reiss & Co.
r. 727 O'Farrell
Thomas Lizzie Mrs., marriage bureau, 607J4 Wash-
ington
Thomas Lizzie J., widow, r. 1233 Pacific
Thomas Marie Mrs., r. 1520 Clay
Thomas Mary, widow, r. 509 J4 Leavenworth
Thomas Mary V. Mrs., r. 703 Market
Thomas Michael, machinist, r. 44 Ecker
Thomas Nathaniel F., molder. r. 526 Howard
Thomas Otto, ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 109 Silver
Thomas Peter, r. 245 Perrv
THOMAS P. J. printer and
publlslier, 505 Clay, r. 1307 VaUejo
Thomas Prentiss, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. 2307
Broadway
Thomas Quincy A., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Thomas R., messman stmr State of California
Thomas Rebecca, domestic 118 Fair Oaks
Thomas Richard L., mining, office 408 California,
room 2, r. Oakland
Thomas Richard P., president California Na-
tional Bank of San Francisco, 621-623 Market, r.
Berkeley
Thomas Robert T.. butler SE cor California and Ma-
son
Thomas Samuel, wood carver, r. 1532 Sanchez
Thomas Samuel J., r. 1224 Bush
Thomas Stephen, merchant, r. 931 ;<5 Howard
Thomas Stephen Mrs., millinery, 30 Third
Thomas Thomas, machinist, r. 44 Ecker
Thomas Uriah B., carpenter, r. 783 Mission
Thomas Wellington, master schr Pearl, office 310 San-
some, r. Alameda
Thomas W. F., solicitor David Stern & Sons. r. 1224
Bush
Thomas W. Ford, Custom House attorney John D.
Spreckels k Brof ., r. San Rafael
Thomas W. Frederick, bookkeeper Dewey & Co., r.
Alameda
Thomas W. H., bookkeeper The Sather Banking Co.,
! r. 768 Valencia
Thomas William, r. 2419 Sutter
Thomas William (Olney, Chickering * Thomas) at-
j torney at law, 206 Siinsorae, r. 2614 Pacific Av
I Tliomas William, coffee roaster S. H. Tyler Hz Son
Thomas William, engiaeer, r. 604 Second
Thomas William, ropemaker Market St. RR., r. 171-
McAllister
ThomaK William, seal hunter, r. 8W cor Washington
und Drunim
Thomas William, well borer, r. 126 Sixth
Thomas William A., grlpman Market St. RR., r. 1208
Army
Thomas William B., bartender John Butler
Thomas William C, engineer, r. 620 Fourth
Thomas William D.. r. 119 Third
Thomas William D. Mrs., lodgings, 119 Third
Thomas William G., salesman, r. 603 Ellis
Thomas William H., plumber, r. 117 Julian Av
Thomas William H , reporter, r. 245 Rltrh
Thomas William P., special agent and adjuster Com-
mercial Union Assurance Co. (limited) of Lon-
don, 301 California, r. Alameda
Thomas Zero L., cook, r. 2724 Greenwich
Thoinasoii Edtvin R., contractor, 640 Market,
r. 2514 Folsom
Thomason Edwin R. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 2514 Folsom
Thomaeon H. A., mnfr shirts, 115 Kearny
Thomason William L., cook, r. 247 Stevenson
Thomes Harrison A., r. 44 Third
Thompson A. B., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1401 Lar-
kin
Thompson Abraham W. (Thompson & Thompson) r.
913 Twentieth
Thompson A. C, r. 1045 Market
Thompson A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 846 Mission
Thompson Agnes, widow, r. 720 Ellis
Thompson A. J., longshoreman, r. 1 Alger PI
Thompson Albert, painter Norman k Eckler
Thompson Albert, stevedore, r. 2120 Jones
Thompson Alexander, laborer, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Alexander, liquor saloon, 38 Sixth, r. 224
Seventh
Thompson Alexander, waiter Palace Hotel
Thompson Alfred H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1425 Valencia
Thompson Almy H., widow, r. 633 Valencia
Thompson A. Lucien, bookkeeper James Munsell Jr.,
r. Oakland
Thompson Andrew, bookkeeper Eagleson k Co., r. 41
Clinton Park
Thomoson Andrew, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Thompson Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel ■
Thompson Andrew, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
Thompson Arthur V., carpenter, r. 1403 Twenty.
fourth
Thompson Bjarne O., wood worker I. C. J. Truman,
"r. 48 Oak
Thompson Brothers (Thomas Thompson) pro-
prietors Eureka Foundry, 129-131 Beale
Thompson Calvin M. (A. L. Reynolds & Co.) r. 607J4
Third
Thompson Carey P., supply clerk Hartford Fire Ins.
Co., r. 225 Post
Thompson Charles, marine engineer, r. 1040 Twenty-
fourth
Thompson Charles, pilot, r. 1914 Mason
Thompson Charles, rigger, r. 605 Kearny
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 105 Stockton
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 521 First
Thompson Charles, teamster U. S. Brewery, r. 863
Market
Thompson Charles, waiter, r. 914 Pacific
Thompson Charles, warehousemau, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Thompson Charles, with R. W. Burtis. r. 37 Second
Thompson Charles A., teamster, r. 147 Clara
Thompson Charles E., carpenter, r. 545 Fifteenth
Thompson Charles F., clerk freight auditor's office
S. P. Co., r. East Berkeley
Thompson Charles H., clerk Armes & Dallam, r. Oak-
land
Thompson Charles H., clerk inspector U. S. Light-
house Dept., r. Alameda
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OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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ORIENT Ins. Go. OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managt
Wli. SE2T01T, Asst Manage t;
fHE BANCROFT COMPANY
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I Thompson Charles P., shipplog clerk Stoddart Bros.,
! r. 417 Kearny
f Thoiupeon Charlotte Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
i School, r. tiVi Taylor
1 Thompson Christian, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
1 Thompson Chri^tian J., clerk Firemans Fund Ins.
i Co., r. Alameda
I Thompson Christina, widow, r. 3253 Mission
Thompson Clara Miss, saleslady, r. 114 Powell
Thompsou Clarence B.. clerk Davis Bros., BerKmann
4 Co., r. oOt! Stockton
Thompson Colin, molder, r. 543 Howard
Thompson D., baker, r. H6 Clay
Thompson David (.\uerbach & Thompson) r. 908
Treat Av
Thompson Edgar, dental instrument maker, 411)4
C»lifornia, room 18
Thompsou Edward, gasfitter Bush & Mallett, r. 225
ElHhth
Thompson Edward, plasterer, r. 8fi9 Market
Thompson Edward, seaman, r. 18 Bluxome
Thompson Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson Edward, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken-
tucky House
Thompson Edward M., bookkeeper Middleton & Co.,
r. 806 Vallejo
Thompson Elizabeth, widow, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Ellen, widow, r. 550 Fifteenth
Thompson Ellen M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 305
Minna
Thompson Emma D. Miss, saleslady "White Sewing
Machine Co., r. 827 Capp
Thompson Frank, carpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Thompson Frank, clerk, r. 230 Filbert
Thompson Frank, clerk E. L. Ransome, r. 431 Ridley
Thompson Frank, painter, r. 3 Rausch
Thompson Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson Frank B., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
Berkeley
Thompson Frank H., bookkeeper Cal. National Bank
of S. F., r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Thompson Frank M., carpenter A. Sutro, r. 1935
OFarrell
Thompson Frank W., blacksmith, r. 4-'^l Tehama
Thompson Frank W., salesman Murphy, Grant* Co.,
r. 812 Taylor
Thompson Eraser S., clerk, r. 908 Church
Thompson Frederick, driver S. F. Laundry
Thompson Frederick H., bookkeeper Cedar Kiver Coal
Co., r. Alameda
Thompson George (Johnson & Thompson) r. 9 Broad-
way
Thon pson George, bookkeeper Eureka Foundry, r.
2857 Mission
Thompson George, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson George, assistant engineer Cal. Electric
Light Co.. r. 1014 Devisadero
Thompsin George, painter Swan .t Stein
Thompson George, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
19 ki Sumner
Thompson George, special policeman Morosco's Am-
phitheater, r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Thompson George tailor, r. 1315 Golden Gate Av
Thompson George, telegraph operator, r. What Cheer
House
Thompson George C, r. 816 Sutter
Thompson George C, laborer, r. 2416 California
Thompson George C, mineral and soda water mnfr,
1915 Mason, r. 800 Filbnrt
Thompson George N., r. 1620 Mission
Thompson George S., clerk, r. 1014 Devisadero
Thompson George S., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1823 Howard
Thompson G. Howard, with Bank of California, r.806
Ellis
Thompson G. Howard Jr., clerk H. M.Newhall& Co.,
r. 806 Ellis
Thompson Gideon, sergeant police, r. 562 Eighteenth
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Ilotfla for
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WlfflOW SHADES, IK.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
A^
"W-A.T^TS
79
EXANIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Thompson Gustavus, foreman Fred. H. Boabr. r
3012 Fillmore
Thompson H. A. * Co. (Hana A. Thompnon, Cban<-f>1-
lor Derby and Mark strous.) Iiutchera, 3i5 Eiu-t
Thompson Hans A. (U. A. Thompaon k Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Thompson Harriet, widow, r. MiaatoD Road nr Cort-
land Av. B. H. I
Thompson Harry, cook, r. U Pacific
Thomson Harry J., clerk Thomaa T. AtklDton k Co., I
r. 549 Jessie 1
Thompsou Harry S.. bookkeeper W. J. CalliDRbam, r. '
616 Mason I
Thompson Hartwell C, compositor Resources of Cal-
ifornia, r. 1 Hopiton Terrace |
Thompson H. C. & Co. (Howard ('. Thompaon) wood
and coal, hay and grain, 725 Valencia i
Thompson Helen, widow, furnished rooma, 1929 How- 1
ard I
Thompson Helen H., teacher Girls' High School, r. .
546 Turk
Thompson Helen M., teacher Spring Valley Grammar j
School, r. 2213 Fillmore i
Thompson Henry, attorney at law, 401 California,
room 22, r. Berkeley '
Thompson Henry, expressman, r. NW cor Battlett
and Twenty-fifth
Thompson Henry, longshoreman, r. 920 Montgomery
Thompson Henry, longshoreman, r. 8W cor Waablng-
tou and Driimm |
Thompson Henry, seaman, r. 428 Green |
Thompson Henry, waitf-r Palace Hotel, r. 370 Natoroa
Thompson Henry C. (Kincaid & Thompaon) r. "37
Church
Thompson Henry W., carriagesmith John D. Thomp |
son, r. 908 Church ,
Thompson Howard C. (H. C. Thompaon k Co.) r. 918 ,
Twentieth
Thompson Hugh S., salesman, r. 2931 Jackson
Thompson I. F., broker, r. 850 Grove
Thompson Ira U., r. 616 E^ldy
Tliompson Isaac H., secretary Union Ice Co.,
735-737 Fourth, r. 1226 Valencia
Thompson J., r. 621 Post
Thompson Jacob, driver, r. 641 Commercial
Thompson Jacob P , upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne At
Co., r. 30 Thirteenth
Thompsou James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Eighth
Thompson James, helper Joaeph P. Groom
Thompson James, plumber, r. 937 Twenty-t
Thompson James, bricklayer, r. 815 FIftrrnIb
Thompaon .TnmeH A., Bank Commissioner, of-
fice ,V2H California, r. 2107 Jones
Thompson James H., laborer Cuatom House, r. UIO
Thompson James M., raining machinery, 117 First, r.
26 )< Kearny ]
Thompson James M. Rev. editor The Occident, omre
42 Geary, r Oakland ,^.,u I
Thompson James N., f. reman Palace Hotel, r. «WH ,
Thompson J. D., paper hanger, r. 423 Hayes j
Thompaon J. D., r. Occidental Hot.1
Thompson Jeremiah D.. pl»sl<rer. r. 115 Elerrnlb
Thompson J. F. Mrs., r. 210.'> Devli.adcro
Thompson J. H., bookkeeper, r. 404 Oclavis
Thompson J. M.. plumb.r C. A. Cushlng r. S'; Oror.
Thon.pson J. M.. president P.clflc . "''"•">;«'"" ^^
and Pacific Cable Cnustructlou Co., 2M Marki I. r. ,
Palace Hotel I
Thompson John, r. 1213 Lagnna ;
Thoiiiimoii John, r. 406 Clement In*
Tliompson John, bartender, r. 531 Natoma i
Thompson John, bartender Michael U.ahop. r. W
Thon.'pton John, carpenter, r. San Jo.* Ay nr Thlr- j
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ALL. SIZKS.
809, Sll. 813. 816 and 317 MABKET STREET
Thompson John, foreman C. H. Evans, r. 22J4 Clin-
ton Park
Thompson John, frame maker H. Cohen, r. 1509 Mar-
ket
Thompson John, Rardener, r. 646 Folsom
Thompson John, laborer, r. 222 Willow Av
Thompson John, longshoreman A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Thompson John, lumberman, r. 621 Castro
Thompson John, machinist, r. 22^ Clinton Park
Thompson John, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 120
Freelon
Thompson John, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Thompson John, stenographer Atlantic and Pacific
Fast Freight Line, r. 30 Thirteenth
Thompson John upholsterer John Hoey, r. 916 How-
ard
Thompson John, waiter, r. 310 Tehama
Thompson John, waiter City and County Hospital
Thompson John B., calker J. F. Peuney. r. E b Min-
nesota bet Solano and Butte
Thompson John C, r. 1P16 Devisadero
Thompson John D., carriage maker and horse shoer,
3007-3009 Mission, r. 908 Church
Thompson John H., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2203 Larkln
Thompson John J., seaman, r. 8 Clay
Thompson John R.. machinist W. T. Qarratt & Co., r.
229 Sixteenth
Thompson John W., salesman The Great American
Imp. Tea Co., 521 Natoma
Thompson Joseph F., conductor Market St. RR., r.
2019 Turk
Thompson Joseph P., r. Union Clnb
Thompson Jurgen, laborer, r. 18 First
Thompson Laurence E. (Thompson & Thompson) r.
913 Twentieth
Thompson L. D., r.SlOJsS Fell
Thompson Leonard, r. 415 Eddy
Thompson Louis, cooper, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Lucius Mrs., r. 1710 Lagnna
j Thompson Lydia Mrs., widow, r. I'ilo Twenty-second
I Thompson Mary Miss, milliner, r. 241 Langton
Thompson M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 812 Taylor
Thompson Minnie Mrs., varieties, 2639 Market
; Thompson M. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1410 Powell
j Thompson Nicholas C, wood, coal, hay and grain,
I NE cor Church and Twenty-fourth
j Thompson Noali S., chemist and druagist, 8E
I cor Steuart and Market, r. 2017 Twentieth
Thompson Ole, assistant superintendent Central RR.,
r. 527 Franklin
Thompson Ole, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
783 Mission
Thompson Olof, r. 9 Broadway
Thompson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson Philip R., laborer Custom House, r. 800
Ellis
Thompson Ralph M., clerk collection dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 431 McAllister
Thompson Richard, bricklayer, r. 568 Mission
Thompson Richard, currier, r. Railroad Av bet Corea
and Marquesas
Thompson Robert, r. 232 Sixteenth
Tliompson Robert, attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 42-48, r. 1037 M Market
Thompson Robert, accountant, 434 Kearny, r. 1011
Clay
Thompson Robert, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Thompson Robert, r. 1107 Clay
Thompson Robert A., United States Appraiser,
otfice U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, second floor, r. 605
Polk
Thompson Robert E., carpenter, r. .568 Mission
Thompson Robert J., clerk N. S. Thompson r. 1017
Tweutieth
Thompson Robert R., capitalist, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Thompson Roberta A. Misi, teacher Turk Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2213 Fillmore
ThompBon Kufus, waiter N. M. Lund, r. 655 Waehlng-
ton
Thompson Rufus W., superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., r. 747 FrsuciHco
Thompson S.. clerk, r. 1014 Devisadero
Thompson Sadie Miss, cli^rk Elder Bros., r. 225 Eighth
Tliompson Sadie E., teacher Turk Street Primary
School, r. 2203 Larkin
Thompson Sarah, saleslady A. k T. Eaveny, r. 1003
Valencia
Thompsons. B., superintendent Union Endow-
ment and Mutual Benefit Association, 5 Odd
Fellows' Bldu, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Sarah Mrs., teas and coffees, 134 Eleventh
Thompson Simon F., carriagemaker John D. Thomp-
son, r. 903 Church
Thompson Simpson, horseshoer A. F. Woodslde, r.
66 Shipley
Thompson S. L. Mrs., r. 816 Sutter
Thompson Susie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 423 Hayes
Thompson Thomas (Thompson Bros.) r. 1020 Devisa-
dero
Thompson Thomas, contractor, r. 333 Halght
Thompson Thomas, laborer, r. 506 O'Farrell
Thompson Thomas, molder Enterprise Foundry, r.
756 Folsom
Thompson Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson Thomas, surveyor, r. 2639 Market
Thompson Thomas, waiter, r. 183 Jessie
Thompson Thomas, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 310 Te-
hama
Thompson Thomas H., clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Thompson Thornton, blacksmith, r. 2932 Folsom
Thompson Thornton Mrs., widow, r. 2932 Folsom
Thompson Thorwald O., machinist Empire Foun-
dry, r. 2834 Harrison
Thompson T. L., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Thompson W. A., conductor Market St. RR , r. 26 Turk
Thompson Walter, shoemaker Kutz & Murr, r. West
Mission
Thompson Walter J., reporter, r. 639)4 McAllister
Thompson Waverly, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1209 Octavla
Thompson W. E., clerk, r. 431 McAllister
Thompson W. H. Mrs., r. 622 Eddy
Thompson William, r. 305 Fifth
Thompson William, r. 787 Folsom
Thompson William, car driver, r. 1 Twentieth
Thompson W., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1429 Mis-
sion
Thompson William, foundryman, r. 15 Tehama PI
Thompson William, morocco dresser, r. 241 Langton
Thompson William, porter M. Heller & Sons, r. Oak-
land
Thompson William, proptr California House, 103
Clark
Thompson William, waiter Charles Roberts, r. 421
Fourth
Thompson William, with S. F. Bridge Co.. r. Ken-
tucky House
Thompson William Jr., machinist Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1823 Howard
Thompson William A., r. 22 Telegraph Pi
Thompson William B., r. 107 Oak
Thompson William C, machinist S. P. Co., r. 1823
Howard
Thompson William D., with George C. Thompson, r.
800 Filbert
Thompson William E., stock clerk M. Heller k Sons
Thompson William T., machinist, r. 2729 Howard
Thompson William H., master schr Mabel Gray, 10
California, room 3
Thompson William H., secretary Union En-
dowment and Mutual Benefit Association, 5 Odd
Fellows' Bldg, r. 962 Madison, Oakland
Thompson William J., calker, r. 54 Sierra
Thompson William P., collector Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 1209 Octavla
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PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET Sr., COK. TIIIRI>.
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
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TbompBon William S , boarding, 10 Broadway
ThonipBon W. J., collector, r. 8M Bourbon
Thompson & Thompson (Abraham W. anil Laurence
E. ) attorneys at law, 318 Pine, room 34
i^" Thompson. See Thomisou. Thomsen and Thorn
son
Thorns Antonio, cook, r. 30 Sixth
Thorns John W., agent Lamson Store Serylce
Co., 120 Su'ter, r. 518 Sutter
Thorns William, r. 51 Third
Thotua William, salesman Redlugton k Co,, r. 230
Eleventh
Thomsen Charles, carpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Thomsen Christian (Thomsen & Jorgeusen) r. iO
Natoma
Thomsen Christian, locksmith, r. 620 Sixth
Thomsen Daniel C, master tue Katy, r. 907 Lombard
Thomsen David, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 2025 Har
rison
Thomsen Edward, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Thomnen Ernst, shoemaker, r. 234 Third
ThomKen Frederick, blacksmith, r. 690 Sixth
Thooiseu Frederick H., seaiuau, r. 1822 Stockton
Thomsen Henry, expressman, r. 108 Henry
Thomsen Henrj- A., butcher, 1403 Bush, r. 1517 Devis-
adero
Thomsen Lsrs, carpenter, r. 1007 Market
Thomsen Thomas A., agent tug Lottie, office 277 East,
r. Alameda
Thomsen & Jorgensen (Christian Thomsen and Chris-
tian Jorgensen) coffee saloon, 39 Market
Thomson A. Ernest, clerk, r. 1924 Union
Thomson Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Third
Thonison Albert, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Thomson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Tenn^88ee bet Sierra and Nevada
Thomson Charles, painter, r. 1924 Union
Thomson Charles, salesman Alfred Oreenebaum k
Co.,r. 112 Taylor
Thomson Colin, molder National Iron Works, r. Ala-
meda
Thomson George, porter W, B. Snmner & Co., r. 18
First
Thonison George, printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
Oakland
Thomson Houston Electric Co. (Lynn, Mass.) Samuel
H. Taylor agent, 513 Montgomery
Thomson John Mrs., widow, r. 716 Nineteenth
Thomson John S., paiuter, r. 2215 Polk
Thomson John T., traveling salesman Stearns, Wor-
den & Co.. r. Marlborough House
Thomson Malcolm, liquor saloon, 414 Market, r. 754
Mission
Thomson Maria, widow, r. 1916 Jessie
Thorasnn Mathias, clerk Henry Smith, r. 10 Wash-
ington
Thomson Maxwell H., clerk Okell & Woolley, r.
Oakland
Thomson Monroe, mining, 302 Montgomery, rooms
5-6, r. 1.526 Broadway
Thomson N., tailor, r. 813 Bush
Thomson Samuel M., policeman, r. 30 Clinton Park
Thomson Thomas, engineer S. P. Co., r. 2929 54 Six-
teenth
Thomgon Thomas, president American Bridge
and BnilflingCo., 22 California, r. 3:« Haight
Thomson William J. (Young & Thomson) r. 326
Larkin
Thomson William, musician, r. 1521 Stockton
Thomson William, special agent Anglo-Nevada As-
surance Corporation, r. 41 Clinton Park
Thomson William O., ironer Occidental Laundry, r.
1827 Vallejo
Thomson William T., carpenter, 418 Commer-
cial r. 323 Fair Oaks
M^ Thomson. See Thomason and Thompson
Thon MargHret, widow, r. 25 Folsom Av
Thon William F., clerk, r. 25 Folsom Av
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W. & rSLOANE & CO,
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on ttie Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
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MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
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Fire
Thonett John, shoemaker Otto Schmidt, r. 921 Mont-
gomery
Thoney Charles H., patrolman rnderwrltera
Putrol No. 2, NE ror Polk and Eddy
Thoney William T., driver Underwriter*' Fire Patrol
No. 2, r. 13 Willow Av
Thonin Jean B., horseshoer J. MrCirty. r. M Second
Thoreen Jacob, tailor, r. 2 Hampton Court
Thoresen A., seaman, r North I'lrinc Hotel
Thoresen L., seaman, r. NortU I'acltlc Hotel
Thoreson Ole, laborer, r. E s MlHsigaippl bet Solano
and Butte
Thorgersen Thomas, cook. r. 25 Alia
Thorin Eugene, waller, r. 417 Suiter, rear
Thoriu Louis, woodturner, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Thormahlen William, clerk Philip Mayer, r. SW cor
Eleventh and Natoma
Thorn August, molder, r. York bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Thorn Charles, Port Warden, office 625 Front, room
11, r. Aliinieda
Thorn Charles Jr.. general freight ana bagBaRe
agent San Framisco and Northern Pacific Kail-
road Co., office 410 Mission, r. Alameda
Thorn Charles C, with Live Oak Digtlllery Co., r.
Hotel PleasBiiton
Thorn Emily, widow, r. 1511 Devlsailero
Thorn Eric, shoemaker Carl Bjarn. r. 314 Bryant
Thorn Frank, peddler, r. 14 Treat Av
Thorn Harry, cashier S. B. Whitehead & Co., r. 621
O'Farrell
Thorn Louis, barber, 250 Ellis, r. 925 Larkin
Thorn Owen, cashier Geo. C. Shreve Ji Co., r. 712
Sutter
Thorn S. F., manager Grand Hotel, SE cor Market
and New Montgomery
Thorn W. August, molder Savage, Son k Co., r. cor
Twentieth and York
Thorn William A., bootblack, r. 870 Folsom
8^ Thorn. See Tliorne
Thornagle Christopher, porter Stein, Simon k Co., r.
913 Montgomery
Thornber G. R., Insurance agent, 420 Mont«om-
erT, room 7
Thornberg Frederick A., engineer, r. 507 Oough
Thorubeny John, salesman Cohureich Broa., i
Folsom
Thorne Andrew, law student Van Nfsa k Roche, r. ,
220.) Dcvisadero
Thorne Charles (Filer, Thorne k Co.) r. 1308 Florida
Thorne Charles, r. 3 Taylor PI I
Thorne Charles R., elocutionist, r. 212 San Joart Av
Thorne Isaac N., attorney at law,84 Montgomery
Block, r. 2205 Devisadero
Thorne S. B., r. 919 Valencia
1^- Tliorne. See Thorn
Thorner John F., packer Clothing Dept. C. 8. A., f.
1230 Green
Thorner Joseph W., candymaker. r. 1230 Or»en
Thorner Mary E., folder Clothing Dept. U. 8. A., r.
12:0 Green . ^
Thorner Theodore, bookkeeper Well, Bacr k Co., r.
324 Turk
Thornhill Ann. widow, r. 13 Bernard '
Thornbill.l. Mrs, widow, r. 1612 Mason
Thornhill Thomas, bricklayer and contractor. 5»
Post. r. 13 Bernard
Thornhill Victor, bricklayer, r. 13 Bern.nl |
Thornhill Walter A., l.rlrklayer. r. 14 John i
Thornley George, teamHter I . 8. Drajinan, r. «w ;
ThortiTey"john W., pressman Frank F.ai«man k Co..
r. 8:13 Broadway
Thornley William U. (Gardner A ThoruUy)
ThonmvrrTAiel Mrs., widow, r. MH Ml.iloo
Thornton Alfred A., compoaltor Chroolcla, r.
Bush
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Thornton Anna Mi's., artist, r. 1228 Market
Thornton Arthur C, clerk The Lion Fire, Washing-
ton Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial lus.
Cos., r. 620 Grove
Thornton Augustine M., teacher St. Ignatius College,
r. 2102 Jackson
Thornton Augustus, artist, r. 1228 Market
Thornton Bessie Mrs., r. 1126 Hyde
Thornton Crittenden (Thornton & Merzbach) r. 1915
Webster
Thornton David V., clerk Lebenbaura Bros., r. 2102
Jackson
Thornton Emma, widow, r. 415 Filbert
Thornton Frank M., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
2102 Jackson
Thornton George, ironer S. F. Laundry
Thornton G. F. Mrs., r. 1935 Clay
Thornton Harry, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
2309 Octavia
Thornton Harry I., attorney at law, r. 1126 Hyde
Thornton Harry I., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1421 Post
Thornton Harry N., salesman Dunham, Carrlgan &
Hayden Co.. r. 2309 Octavia
Thornton Henry, r. 108 Second
Thornton Henry, shoemaker, r. 1723 J^ Jones
Thornton James D., associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 121 Post, r. 1421
Post
Thornton James J., salesman Mills & Gibb, r. 2102
Jackson
Thornton John, brakeman. r. NW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Thornton John, collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2102
Jackson
Thornton John, trackman City RR., r. 117 Julian Av
Thornton John A., carpenter, r. 1415 Twenty-first
Thornton John F., r. 2309 Octavia
Thornton John H., upholsterer, 902 Larkin
Thornton John T., student, r. 1421 Post
Thornton Kittle Miss, stenographer H. Levi & Co., r.
620 Grove
Thornton Lucille Miss, r. 1126 Hyde
Thornton Miiy Miss, r. 1126 Hyde
Thornton Michael, groceries and liquors, 222 Filbert
Thornton Peter, longshoreman, r. 222 Filbert
Thornton Samuel, b latbuilder, 120 Berry, r. 11 Haggiu
Thornton Samuel K., traveling salesman Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. 620 Grove
Thornton Thimas, seaman, r. 101^ Farren Av
Thornton Walter, clerk, r. 1033 Mission
Thornton William, fireman, r. 5 Collins
Thornton William E., stonecutter, r. 112 Olive Av
Thornton William T., r. 28 Third
Thornton k Merzbach (Crittenden Thornton and Fe-
lix H. Merzbach) attorneys at l.iw, 424 California
Thorp Edward, liquor saloon, 142 Townsend
Thorpe Charles, engineer Eisen Vineyard Co., r. 1716
Polk
Thorpe George, engineer, r. 1716 Polk
Thorpe Guy, with Wells Fargo & Co., and mining ex-
pert, r. 822 Larkin
Thorpe Guy Mrs., r. 822 Larkin
Thorpe Henry, teamster, r. 128 Perry
Thorpe Jane, widow, r. 337 Clementina
Thorpe Robert C, shoefitter, r. 645 V$ Stevenson
Thorpe William J., printer, r. 337 Clementina
Thorrald Charles W., master stuir Ethel and Marion,
r. 915 Battery
Thors Louis, photographer, 1025 Larkin, cor Sut-
ter, r. 40.) Ge ny
THOllS SAM sUadingr pen engros-
ser, fancy card writer, illuminator and
en«rrosser of resolutions, 503 California,
r. 40 1-3 Geary
Thorsch Philip, traveling salesman, r. 1511'^ Devisa-
dero
Thorsen Albert, seaman, r. 116 Berry
Tliorsiiu Isaac, waiter, r. 772 Mission
Thorsen Jacol), (Carpenter, r. 544)4 Natoma
Tliorsen Kate, widow, restaurant, 210 Townsend
Tliorsen Peter (Thorsen & Lynch) r. 35 Paciflo
Thorsen Peter, cook Grand Central Wine Rooms, r.
329 Jessie
Thorsen & Lynch (Peter Thorsen and Michael Lynch)
liquor saloon andboarding, 3") Pacific
Thorsuu J., macLiulst Pac. Rolling Mill
Thorson M., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Thorson Neils P., cook. r. 335 Jessie
Thorson Nicolaus, merchant tailor, 1-3 Phelan Bldg,
r. 813 Bush
Thorson 0., fireman Pac. Rolling Mill
Thorson Theodore, longshoreman, r. 206 Fifth
TUorup Andrew K., stableman William C. Ordway,
r, 1022 Bryant
Thoustrup William, watchmaker Larsen & Wilson, r,
534 Turk
Thrall kill William O., physician and surgeon, 8 Ms-
son
Thrall Albert, lithographer, r. 39 Fifth
Thrall Frank E., painter, r. 1637 Sacramento
Thrall Henry H., dentist, 14 Grant Av, r. 619 Pine
Thrall Herbert P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Thrall Julian, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 624 Bush
Tlirane C. R., mufr cigars, 10 Seventh, r. Alameda
Threlfall Thomas, real estate agent, 224 Montgomery
Threlkeld E. R., Post Office Inspector, office 320 San.
some, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Throndson Albert, blacksmith Atlas Iron Works, r,
123 Jackson
Throne August, r. 914 Ellis, rear
Throne Lawrence, clerk, r. 914 Ellis, rear
Thronson Charles, fireman tug Alert
Tlirnm John F., editor Music and Drama, 635
Clay, r. 925 Jones
Thuburn J. J., machinist Riadon I. and L. Works, r.
82 Natoma
Thude Otto, barber Sand Bros., r. 350 Jessie
Thuesen Godfrey, clerk, r. 1310 Larkin
Thuesen John. r. 1310 Larkin
Thuesen Nells, teamster Davis Bros., r. 1506 O'Far-
rell, rear
Thulin Frank T., salesman IXL, r. 655 Harrison
Thuma A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Thumler Charles, shoemaker, 28 Turk, r. 114)4 Tnrk
Thumler Christian L., shoemaker, 6 Sacramento,^.
108 Minna
Thumler Henrv, shoemaker, r. 108 Minna
Thumler Harry W., boxmaker L. Radius, r. 108 Minna
Thumlet John, stevedore, r. 113 Oregon
Thunderbolt The (weekly) George W. O'Donnell
publisher, 704 Washington
Thuot Arcade, laundry, 19 Ridley
Thurber Charles E., painter, r. 142 Natoma
Thurber George, clerk B. G. Eldredge, r. 1924 Brod-
erick
Thurber John W., bookkeeper, r. 630 Sacramento
Thurber Nicholas, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Thurber William, bagmaker Anderson & Co.
Thurgood Lizzie B. Miss, seamstress F. W. Erelingft
Sons. r. 715M Shotwell
Thurgood William S., clerk, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Thurlow Block, E s Kearny bet Sutter and Vermehr PI
Tburlow Henry, r. 106 Natoma
Thurman Edward W., compositor Alta, r. 651 Broad-
way
Thurraan J. W., salesman W. J. Houston & Co., ».
Oakland
Thurnes John M.. pressman Houghton & Flgel
Thurston Alexander, barber, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Beniamin, stableman Hoppe & Sachs, r.
1715 Sacramento
Thurston Charles, laborer, r. 264 First
Tliurston Charles F., hackman, r. 19 Hubbard
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THE BEST WORK at
"THE HASTINGS, "
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Tliurston Charles F. Jr., r. 19 Hubbard
TliurHtou Christian, r. 57 Jessie
Tliurston EUiut S. (Thurston & Hartson) r. 711 Post
Tliuriitou Geocg^ P., presiiU-nt I^aclflo Manu-
facturing Co. and Pacific Hardware Co., 934-93C
Mission, r. 927 Pine
Thurston George S. (R. Dlnsmore k Co.) r. 908 Do-
lores
Thurston George W., hackroan, r. 19 Hubbard
Thurston Martin, blacksmith, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Stephen E., bookkepper Duaue & Hensbel-
wcod, r. 1010 Leavenworth
Thurston V. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1031 Market
Thurstou Victor, commercial traveler, r. 1031 Market
THURSTON & HARTSON
(Kliiot S. Tliurston) coniini.<i8ioii nier-
cliunts, 403-405 Davi8
Thurton Sarah E. Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.
1312 Jones
Thute Thomas, r. 1910 Powell
Thu}' Eugenia, widow, r. 923 5< Pacific
Tby.irks William, salesman Joost Bros.,r. 1032 Minna
Thyboe Peter, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Thyekson Martin, watchman Custom House, r. cor
Hyde and Geary
Thyes Alexander M., salesman John N. Pfailan, r. 839
Mission
Thyes Ernest P., clerk Will & Finck, r. 839 Mission
Thyes John B., cigars and tobacco, 61 Third, r. 839
Mission
Thyrell Jeremiah, packer D. Ghlrardelll & Sons, r.
1121>4 Folsom
Tibbals Lizzie, widow, r. 1107 Montgomery
Tibbatts Julius B., traveling salesman Buyer &
Reich, r. 216 Powell
Tibbetis C. E., laborer, r. 911 Folsom
Tibbetts George, gentlemen's nurse, r. 30 O'Farrell,
rear
Tibbetts Isaiah, calker, r. 659 Howard
Tibbey E. 8., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co.,
r. 741 Ellis
Tibbey Fred. M., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo k
Co., r. 741 Ellis
Tibbits Elisha, longshoreman, r. 127 Hickory Av
Tibbitts Stephen M., physician, 931 Howard
Tlbbitts Charles, shoemaker, r. 426 Tehama
Tibbitts F., carpenter, r. 419 Taylor
TibbitU Frank A., car sealer 8. P. Co., r. 1218 Turk
Tibbitts George W., expressman, r. 632 Fulton
Tibbitts Howard C,, clerk general passenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co. (and Cantwell & Co.) r. 604
Geary
Tibbitts Jennie, widow, r. 504 Geary
Tibbitts Michael, teamster, r. 7 McLea Court
t^ Tibbitt-i. See Tibbetts and Tippet ts
Tice Henry M.. carpenter S. P. Co., r. Columbia bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Tice John, steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois bf t Naps and Shasta
Tichenor Albert R., book binder, r. 1329 California
Tichenor Anson C, collector, r. 219 >4 Polk
Tichenor Austin, clerk O. It. and N. Co., Spear Street
Wharf, r. 1329 California
Tichenor Cyrus C, cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 1329
California
Tichenor Edwin D., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
1329 California
Tichenor H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 427 Second
Tichenor Stephen J , broker, r. 1329 California
t^ Tichenor. See Ticknerand Ticknor
Tichmann Frank, draftsman 8. F. Tool Co., r. 433
Golden Gate Av
Tichmr Benjamin, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.
512 >4 Natoma
Tichner Joseph M., tinsmith, r. 818 Jackson
Tichner Lena, widow, r. 81H Jackson
Tichner Moses L., traveling salesman M. Heller & Sons
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
1 & J, SL0I1N[ & CO,
Munufucluri'ra of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Tirino Hotel, Qlacomo Olanottonl proptr. 5U PacjTTc
Tickner Charles H., clerk W. A. H. Uodfrer r 133
Dak
Tickner Claremont C, porter Wells Fargo k Co r.
1220 !< Pacific
Tickner Frank S., shoemaker Orin Jones k Co.. r.
Alameda
Tickner Henrv C, r. 3022 C«llf"rnla
Tickner Henry L , chi.f clerk tariff dept WelU Far«o
& Co.. r. 3022 California
Tickner John, painter, r. 123 Oak
Tickner Walter, cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co., r. 133
Oak
S^ Tickner. See Tichenor, Tichcner and Ticknor
Ticoulet Bernard, cook, r. 14 Harlan PI
Ticoulet Martin, dairyman, Silver Av nr Miuton
Tidball C. V. Mrs., boarding, r,19 Hyde
Tidball William H., clerk W. W. Montague k Co., r.
619 Hyde
Tidd John A., liquor saloon, 712 MlMlon, r 231 Sixth
Tiddey Richard (H. B. Hixson k Co.) r. 1.116 Turk
Tidell Andrew, expressman, r. 1221 Broadway
Tieck John, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Jonea and
Post
Tiedemann Adolph, cellarman Napa Valley Wine Co.,
r. 700 McAllister
Tiedemann Charles, clerk John Tiedemann, r. 499
HaiHht
Tiedemann Claus, clerk Von der Nlenburg Bros., r.
NE cor Pine and Larkin
Tiedemann D. & Co. (Diedrlch Tieflemann and Henry
Kirchmann) produce cnmmlsslon, 210 Clay
Tiedemann Diedrich (D. Tiedemann * Co.) r. lOM
Guerrero
Tiedemann Dora Miss, teacher South OoatDopoUtaD
Grammar School, r. Oakland
Tiedemann Edward, laborer, r. 907 FoUom
Tiedemann Henry, teamster, r. 129 >< Clara
Tiedemann Hermann (Meyer k Tiedemann) r. BW
cor Market and Pearl
Tiedemann Hermann, clerk, r. NE cor Ftlbirt and
Fillmore
Tiedemann J.. r.l6:i0 Eddy
Tiedemann John (Claussen & Tiedemann) r. *»
Twentieth
Tiedemann John, cellarman Kohler k Frohllng, r.
Ocean View
Tiedemann Jolin. groceries and llqiioM. BE cor rill-
more and Hal^'ht. r. iW H.lght
Tiedemann John, tanner Stein Broa., r. Bi Dolor««
bet Thirtieth and Thlrtj-flrst
Tiedemann John H., porter, r. 129 i< Clara
Tiedemann Martin, groceries aud liquor*, 700 McAl-
Tiedemann Tudor, clerk Brown, Craig k Co., r. 817
Post
Tiedgen Henry, bartender, r. 419 Jones
Tieus Franz, seaman, r. North Parlllc Hotel
Tiemaii Daniel, clerk, r. 926 Guerrero
Tiemann Henry, seaman, r. 209 Steiiart . „^ ,
Tiencken Julius, clerk J. H. A. lolkeni k Bro., r.
1839 Mission . . _ _,
Tlenken Henry, liquor saloon, W s Mission nr Cort-
land Av
Tienken Katie, domestic h\<) Pine
Tienken William, bartender Henry llenkon. r. W «
Tlen?ar';,XE:'Mr\«:cher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 13J0 Stelner
TIernab George, r. 2617 MI«-»on
Tlernan John, laborer, r. W
Shasta
IlUnoU bet Napa and
125 Lanaton. rear
Tiernan Jr.hn, plasterer, r. .« """"""•• •■-|i,_-„o,,
Tlernan John W , shipwright, r. NW cor Mlnnwota
and Solano
Tlernan Lawrence, shoemaker Solomon
jancflon Halght and M-'-.V'* .,..,„, ,
Tlernan Michael, tann-r, r. N a Thirtieth
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afcent,
61U CalUornia. Street.
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENai.TSH AND AMEUTCAN
f
Enaauatif. Cilazed und plain.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Tlernan Pstrick H., shipbuilder, r. NW cor Minnesota
and Sulano
Tiernan Patrick J., attorney at law, 9 Montgomery
Block, r. 961 Market
Tlernan Peter, tanner, r. N s Thirtieth nr Sanchez
Tlernan R. & Co. (Richard Tiernan. Joseph
Beaumont and Darwin E. Slack) lime and ce-
ment, 2620 Mission
Tiernan Richard (R. Tiernan k Co.) r. 2617 Mission
Tiernan Thomas, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 439 }<
Shipley
Tierney Anthony, blacksmith, r. 313J4 Austin
Tierney Bernard, foreman stable N. B. aud M. RR., r.
1103 Shotwell
Tierney David, machinist, r. 86 Brady
Tierney Edmund P., physician, oflace 14)^ Montgom-
ery Av, r. 335 Broadway
Tierney Edwin, blacksmith, r. 869 Market
Tierney Eliza, widow, r. 243 Clara
Tierney Hugh, varnisher A. J. Forbes & Son, r. 6
Washington Av
Tierney James, r. 431 Ridley
Tierney James, bartender Richard Bunton, r. 631 X
O'Farrell
Tierney James, boxmaker, r. 246 Clara
Tierney James J., glasscutter John Mallon, r. 8 Vas-
Bar PI
Tierney J. J., r. 2810^ Harrison
Tierney John, carpentf r, r. 243 Clara
Tierney John, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25 Wash-
ington
Tierney John, laborer, r. Slciels Av nr San Jos6
Road, Ocean View
Tierney John L., salesman P. Centemeri & Co.
Tierney John P., framemaker H. Cohen, r. 304 Jessie
Tierney John W., laborer, r. 15 Natoma
Tierney Joseph, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1103
Shotwell
Tierney Joseph, furniture finisher, r. 1256 Bryant
Tierney Luke, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 Vassar
PI
Tierney Margaret, domestic 1024 Howard
Tierney Martin, calker, r. 905 Eighteenth
Tierney Martin, liquor saloon. 18 Everett
Tierney Mary, widow, r. l.^i Natoma
Tierney Mary E. Mrs., r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tierney Maithew, longshoreman, r. 1012 Battery
Tierney Michael, r. 438 Geary
Tierney Michael, porter Abner Doble, r. 8 Vassar PI
Tierney Nathaniel, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Tierney Patrick, gripman Market St. RR., r. McAllis-
ter nr Cemetery Av
Tierney Patrick, helpers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 513
Howard
Tierney Patrick, hostler, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tierney Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Folsom Av
Tierney Patrick, laborer, r. W s Chenery nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Tierney Patrick, waiter, r. 737 Howard
Tierney Patrick, wool sorter, r. 825 Brannan
Tierney Philip, teamster, r. 12 Preston PI, rear
Tierney Thomas, r. 24 Folsom Av
Tierney Thomas, gardener City and County Hospital,
r. 741 Tehama
Tierney Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 1256 Bryant
Tierney Thomas, horsesboer James McCarthy, r. 867
Market
Tierney Thomas, horseshoer, 1513 California
Tierney Thomas, laborer, r. 222 J« Fourth
Tierney Thomas, laborer, r. 619 Davis
Tierney Thomas, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 8 Vassar PI
Tierney Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1013 Bryant
Tierney Thomas, stevedore, and extraman Engin-
No'. 12, r. 115 Trenton
Tierney Thomas, wood and coal, 1013 Bryant
Tierney Thomas F. superintendent J. C. O'Connor &
Co., r. 767 Mission
Tierney Thomas J., tanner, r. N s Thirtieth nr San-
chez
Tierney Timothy, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Kentucky
House
Tierney William, clerk, r. 1266 Bryant
Tierney William H., marbleworker Comuth k Blgge,
r. 431 Ridley
Tleroff Augustus, carpenter, r. 1118 Kearny
Tierofif Laura H. Misi, teacher Union Primary School,
r. 1118 Kearny
Tletjen Adolph, engineer, r. 2 Margaret PI
Tietjen B. H. (Merrill & Tietjen) r. Oakland
Tietjen Brothers (Henry and Richard) groceries, 1046
Folsom
Tietjen C. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tietjen Christian A., cigarpacker, r. 14 John
Tietjen Diedrich W.. groceries and liquors, 317
Drumm and 429 East, r. 809 Lombard
Tietjen Ernest H.. switchman S. P. Co., r. 2330 Har-
rison
Tietjen George H., sign painter, r. 1069 Howard
Tiefjen Henry (Tietjen Bros.) r. 1046 Folsom
Tietjen Henry, bartender Osmers & Co., r, SW cor
Spear and Bryant
Tiefjen Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Broadway and Leavenworth
Tietjen Henry, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, r. 605
Broadway
Tietjen Henry, sign painter, r. 1619 Powell
Tietjen Henry, with Chicago Brewery, r. 1320 Sacra-
mento
Tietjen Herman, groceries and liquors, 520 Pine, r.
528 Pine
Tietjen John, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 2330 Harrison
Tietjen Richard (Tietjen Bros.) r. 1046 Folsom
Tietjen Richard C, clerk Herman Tietjen, r. 528 Pine
Tietjen William, machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. ,528 Pine
Tietz Hermann, cooper Jackson Brewery, r. 2 Warren
Av
Tietz Herman Jr., cellarman John Wieland Brewing
Co., r. 2 Warren At
Tietz Jacob, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 2
Warren Av
Tietze Ernst, polisher T. M. Antisell' Piano Co., r.
1227 Broadway
Tietze Gustav, woodcarver, 211 Mission, r. 605 Ivy Av
Tietze Julius, basketmaker F. Tewes, r. 16 Bridge PI
Tififjny Block, W s Mission bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth
Tiffany Henry, r. Old People's Home
Tiffany Henry O., painter, r. 1233 Dnion
Tiffany Homer B., mining, 419 California, room 24, r.
449 Jessie
Tiffany Jane, widow, r. 510 Francisco
Tiffany Owen, porter L. N. Handy k Co., r. 1233 Union
Tiffany R. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1122 Jackson
Tiffany William E., yardmaster S. P. Co., SE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Tiffany William Z., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. 315 Jones
Tifft Edward W.. draftsman, r. 1604 Post
Tift Julius A., clerk, r. r. 717 Sanchez
Tigel Herman, stairbuilder, r. 12 Everett
Tighe Charles, teamster, r. 11 Twenty-sixth
Tighe Katherine, r. 18fi6ii Stevenson
iiljlilj KjuJjLY cancer and
tumor specialist, office and r. 4S3 J>lc-
Allister
Tighe Margaret, r. 1866>ii Stevenson
Tighe Thomas B., deckhand, r. v017 Polk
Tigue N. Mrs., widow, r. 316 Bartlett
Tikvlzy Mateo, bartender Antone N. Batchia
Tilden Arthur E. (Tilden \' Whitney) r. 808 Twenty.
first
Tilden Charles L. (Tilden & Tilden) 325 Montgomery,
room 25
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sT.lPMQcers Of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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niden Charles L..rarpentPr and builder, 8 Quincy, r.
1113 Golden Gate Av
niden Edward, plumber Charles Meehan
niden George 8.. teas and coffees, 2164 Mission, r.
mg Twenty-first
niden Harmon J. (Tilden & Tilden) r. Niles, Cal.
niden Heb<-r N. (H. N. Tilden & Co.) r. 119 Mason
rUden H. N. & Co. (Heber N. Tilden) commlB-
Bion merchants, dairy produce, provisions and
poultry, fid Sansome
niden M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1816 Sacramento
niden WilHam P., clerk general passenger and ticket
di^pt 8. P. Co.. r. 2912 Folsom
niden <fc Tilden (Harmon J. and Charles L.)
attorneys at law, 336 Montgomery, rooms 25-26
niden at Whitney (Arthur E. Tilden and Emmet N.
Whitney) flavoring extracts, 2154 Mission
Tilden. See Tilton
niebelo Herman E., (jlovemaker, r. 42 Everett
rilford E. A., r. Palace Hotel
rilford Frank, contractor, r. 8.50 Bay
niford Maggie, domestic Children's Hospital
riljflinian George, secretary State Board Harbor
L'ommissioners, 10 California, r. Saucelito
Tllghman. See Tillman and Tillraann
riling Fanny Miss, teacher, r. 1308 Webster
Pill John W., tailor, r. lOlOVi Clay
nil Richard, tailor, r. 1010 J^ Clay
nilaux Paul, artist, r. 707 Clementina
nilens John, carpenter, r. 40 Minna
f illey Bernard, stockbroker, r. 679 Harrison
rilley Charles B., salesman, r. 312 Grove
rilley Harry, compositor J. R. Brodie &Co.,r. 312
Grove
rilley Thomas R., printer, r. 2225 -Tackson
niley W. A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 234
Bush
rilley TITilliani J., manager Wellman, Feck b
Co., 126-132 Market, r. Oakland
nUie Alexander, spinner, r. 2304 Harrison
riUie Robert, salesman Great American Importing
Tea Co., r. 605 Natoma
rilling John, ship carpenter, r. 40 Minna
nilinghast Donald F.,with Anglo-Nevada Assurance
Corporation, r. Saucelito
nuingbast William D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. Saucelito
nilinghast William J., carpenter Wheeler k Bur-
dick, r. 116Leide8dorff
nilman Augustus, harnessmaker, 313 Minna
nilman Frank, capitalist, r. 1916 Larkin
nilman John, harnessmaker, r. 313 Minna
nilman Joseph tailor, 607 Davis
nilman Mary, widow, r. 313 Minna
nilman Mary E., widow, r. 1615 Mission
nilman Walter F., paperbanger and decorator, oflBce
1314 Market, r. 2919 Folsom
nilman William J., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1222
Valencia
nilmann C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
nilmann Frederick (Tillmann & Bendel)r. 2006 Wash-
inton
nilmann Frederick Jr. (Tillmann & Bendel) r. 923
Grove
nilmann Frank, teamster, r. 444 Brannan
nilmann Henry, piano ninfr, 637 Valencia
riLLMANN & BENDEL
(Frederick Tillmann 8r. , Hermann
Bendel and Frederick Tlllmonn Jr.)
\rliol«8ale KTocers and importers and
denlerg teas, cigars and tobaccos, 313-
32T Battery
f^ Tillmann. See Tllghman and Tillman
nilney L., r. H.34 Mission
nilotHon E. C, r. 1504 Folsom
rillson Anaon T., cabinetmaker, r. 625 Jessie
nilBon Charles, painter, r. 1200 Leavenworth
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DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MAnZET STEEET.
Tlllson Fred. M., clerk gen ral freight office 8 P
Co.. r. Oakland
Tllson Morris, gilder Sanborn, Vail k Co.. r. «>«
Clyde
Tilson Josiah, r. 1317 Mluinu
Tilton Charle!,. r. 70H Golden Gate At
Tilton CharL-s H.. dnv.r K. H. Or.-rn. r. 605 Third
TILTON CHARLES S. .«..„....
and Hiirveyor, 440 Muntifumery, room
aO, r. 19:i8 Vullejo
Tilton George, carpenter, r. Wintbrop Honae
Tilton Henry R., major U. 8. A., Poat Burgeon Pre.
sidio
Tilton John, capper The Morgan Oyoter Co r 221
Elm Av
Tilton Joseph R., r. 221 Elm Av
Tilton M. 0. Mrs., r. 1421 Polk
Tilton Stephen 8.. real estate, 331 Montgomery,
room 17, r. 1824 Vallejo
Tilton Walter M.. policeman, r. 1628 Eddy
Tilton William H (Carroll * Tilton) r. 100 Fifth
•»- Tilton. Bee Tilden
Timbey Henrv, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N • Bo-
lano bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Timbrel John B., machinist, r. 1084 Howard
Timke Anthony, salesman Davis Oro«., r. 1000 Cali-
fornia
Timke John, real estate agent, 330 Pine, room 41, r.
1606 California
Timlin James, cellarman Lafayette Brewery, r. 738
Green
Timm Carl, mail collector Post Office, r. 1429 ganrbea
Timm Ernest A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 3.'i0 Waller
Timm Henry, driver O. Fauss * Co.. r. 3*11 Mission
Timm Thomas, deckhand stmr San Rafael
Timmerman Henry (Romig k Tlmmerman) r. 403
Kearny
Timmerman Josle E. Mrs., r. 317 Eddy
Timmermann John H., locksmith, r. 107 Trrnton
Tlmmins John (Roberts A Tlniinlns) 114)* Fourth
Timmons James, driver Cnion Ice Co.. r. 1 14 ^ Silver
Tlmmons John, drivi-r Union Ice Co., r. 114 *4 Sllvrr
Timmons John, journalist Examiner, r. Florence
House
Timmons Mary E., widow, r. 30:i Ivy Av
Timmons Patrick, driver mion Ice Co.. r. 114)* 811-
ver
Timney Ellen J., bakery and varieties. 14a» Powell
Tlmon James, molder Pac. Iron Work*, r. 603 Uuab
TImson E. Mrs., widow, r. 280H Lai/una
Tims Frank R., machinist, r. 8ip:i Htorkton
Tims Ltllie E. Miss, milliner, r. 803 Htorkton
Tindal George W., produ'f anil fruit ronimlaalon.
500-502 Sansome, r. 1116 Jackson i
Tindcll Frank U., with Meyer. WUaon it Co.. r. 1J»
Cumberland
Tindal James, cutter, r. 1116 Jackson
Tingle George R , special agent 17. H. TreMury. office
0. 8. Appraisers' Bldg, flret floor, r. 3735 Call-
Tlngley Bedford A., foreman Pac. Boiling Mill. r. 8»
HIerra bit Georgia and LoiiUlana
Tlngley George B. Mrs., widow, r. '/f Hawthorne
Tinginan John H., salesman, r. 2739 California
Tlnlno Ffllce. flshrrman, r. 915 Battery, rear
Tinkcn Julius, with J. H. A. Folkera k Hn> . r. IKW
Tinker Aldcn A . compositor Alta. r. (Mfl Washington
Tlnkham Cyr.nus P., b.M.kk.oper M J. McDonald, r.
<.I4(1 Mission
TlDkhain Il.nry. rl.rk. r. 'Mf. Mlaalon
Tlnkham Henry J , painter, r l.lf- Mlsrioo
TInnenian I.ouls. fnills, ITIO l>e»l»ad.ro
Tlnney Daniel, hostler, r. I liJ I.«rkln
Ti,"nin Wll^y J., surveyor P..rt ..f Han Franrlaco.
office Cust.mi House, r. UOi California
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
V. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET,
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W. W. MONTAGUE <& CO.
IMPOUXKliS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 8]1, 313, 315 and 317 MAllKET STREET
Tiiioco J. M. tSk Co. (los^ M. Tiiioio) commis- |
siou UKTibiiiitu, 5011 liiittery. rooms 4-5 1
Tlnoco Jose M. (J. M. Tiuoco".t Co.) and Consul Re- 1
public of Colombia, r. 923 Jackson I
Tiogii Consolidatfd Milling Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) G.
W. Set-sioiis secretsry, ()'2-()3 Nevada Block
Tipp William, dishwasher, r. 136 First
Tippeus Johu, seaman stmr Granada
Tipping William P., barber and baths, 42 O'Farrell,
r. 4 Martha PI
Tipson William A., mnfg jeweler, 434 Pine, r. 816
Twenty-sixth
Tiptoii William, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Tint Jean B., vegetablemau John Bergez, r. 531 Jack-
sou
Tirrell Anna M., widow, r. 803 Hyde
Tirrell C. <Si P. H. Si Co. (Cyrus and P. H.
Tirrell and Heury Edwards) wholesale boots and
shoes, 109 Battery
Tirrell Cyrus (C. & P. H. Tirrill & Co.) r. South
Weymouth, Mass
Tirrell P. H. (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. South Wey-
mouth, Mass.
8t?" Tirrell. Si-e Terrell, Turrell and Tyrrell
Tirride Peter, laundry, 811 Jackson
Tirtlot Frank, plumber, r. 26 Turk
I Tirtlot William M., attorney at law, 305 Kearny,
room 7
Tischbein August, harnessmaker Hart & Branden-
steln, r. 217 Minna
Tischer Joseph, bartender Frank Wieland, r. 435 Pine
Tiscber Paul, r. 1628 Eddy
Tischler Herman, oigarmaker S. Hoffman, r. 636J4
Minua, rear
Tiscornia Antonio, vegetables, Colombo Market, r.
Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Tisdale Catherine F.. widow, r. SE cor California
and Fair Ave, B. H.
Tisdale Charles L., homoeopathic physician, 427 Sut-
ter, r. Alameda
Tisdale Horatio L., stenographer Standard Oil Co., r.
Lorin, Alameda Co.
Tisdale i. G. T., clerk freight auditor's office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Tisdall William N., captain Co. C, Ist Infantry, U. 8.
A.. Presidio
Tishler Florence, retoucher Fuller & Williams, r. 308
Hayes
Tishler George, merchant, r. 308 Haves
Tishler H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 308 Hayes
Tisnado Mndesto.cigarmaker Edwin Schwerin & Son,
r. 82 Clipper
Tissot Albert, clerk, r. 572 Sixteenth
Tissot Gustave, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 1525 Du-
poiit
Tissot N. Mrs., widow, r. 572 Sixteenth
Titchworth Caspar, mastei tug Hercules, r. 17 Guy PI
Titchworth Charles, seaman, r. 17 Guy PI
Titcnmb Johu H., cashier J. A. Folger & Co., r. 618
Grove
Titcomb John L., carpenter Pac. Woodenware and
Coopera-je Co., r. 1046 McAllister
Titcomb John L. Jr., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r.
1046 McAllister
Titcomb Walter A., commercial traveler Am. Oil Co.,
r. Oakland
Titeux Joseph, kitchen hand, r. 639}^ Broadway
Titmore Mary A., dressmaker, r. .563 Seventeenth
Titmore Powell, scroll sawyer U. Fritschi, r. 416
Haves
Tittel Bernard E , real estate, r. 208 Valencia
Tittel Carrie Miss, teacher music, r. 113 Oak
TiltHl Conrad, r. 122 Julian Av
Tittel Joseph, clerk F. W. Barkhaus, r. 208 Valencia
Tittel Minnie, widow, r. 105 Diamond
Tittel Robert, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 509
StocVton
Tittel William, seaman, r. 263 East
TITTEL & KRUEGER,...,p.,»
and Kei-iiii, Gciiuiiiiy, X«^\v York unci
.Sail FruiiciHCo) iitaiiufstclurerg unci
>vltol<'8ale (It'ulfi'ti Berlin zepltyr,
tvorsterts, siixoiiy, etc., Albert L<aiicl-
-^veltr iigeiit, 4w 0 AInrket
Titus Daniel, attorney at law, 806 Pine, rooms
1-2, r. Oakland
Titud Frank F., clerk Daniel Titus, r. Oakland
Titus Frank H., r. 1122 Market
Titus Fiank W., salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.. r.
426 Franklin
TituK G.. driver Sutter St. RR.
Titus Henry W., agent Wells Fargo & Co., NE
cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 700 Shotwell
Titus Ida M. Miss, drecsmaking, 1618 Polk
Titus Isaac S., physician. 37-3'.f Phelan Bldg
TitUB John, commercial traveler, r. 782 Harrison
Tivoli Cafe, Curl G. Larsen proprietor 18 Eddy
Tivoli Opera, House, Kreling Brothers proprie-
tors, 28-32 Eddy
Tjader Curry W., pharmacist WakeUe & Co., r. 14H
Bush
Tjader Fred. McG., lithographer H. S. Crocker* Co.,
r. 1411 Bush
Toadoin E. S., bellman The Baldwin
Tobbenboske Frederick, r. 1626 Stockton
Tobbenboske Herman, liquor saloon, SW cor Second
and Market, r. 52 Second
Tobbenboske J. Henry, groceries and liquors, 200 Sec-
ond, r. bOl Howard
Tobbenboske Margaret, widow, r. 1622 Stockton
Tobelmann Henry, wood and coal, 421 Hayes and SE
cor Franklin and Hayes, r. 421 Hayes
Tobey Albert I. H., bookkeeper Kaufman & Feld-
mann, r. 903 Mission
Tobey Albert R., shipcarpenter, r. 2536 Howard
TOBEY C. ALWARD si^nana
pictorial painting', 1115 Market, next
to Odd Fellows' Bldg-, r. !260.'> Larkin
Tobey Charles, driver City RR., r. 1308 Natoma
Tobey Charles F., wood and coal, 1106 Howard
Tobey Curtis, proprietor Metropolitan Foundry
and manufacturer sash weights, 204 Townsend, r.
4 Hill
Tobey Edwin L., machinist, r. 512 Mission
Tobey Nathaniel G., driver City RR., r. 1308 Natona*
Tobey William H H.. publisher Pacific Churchman,
605 Montgomery, r. 26(i5 Larkin
Tobey Willis E., brassmolder Whyte & De Rome, r.
2607 Larkin
Tobias Fanny, widow, r. 1310}^ Ellis
Tobias Moses L., dry goods, 1237 Dupont, r. 316J<
Jessie
Tobias Nathan J., traveling salesman Martin Saclis
&Co., r. VnOH Ellis
Tobias Theodore, tailor, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Tobln Alfred (Tobin & Tobin) r. SE cor Calif ornli
and Taylor
Tobin Anna Mrs., r. 25 Ritch
Tobin Catherine, widow, r. 7 Hinckley
Tobin Catherine, widow, r. 437 Fifteenth
Tobin Daniel, r. 766 Howard
Tobin Daniel, teamster, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Tobin Edward, groceries and liquors, 558 Howard
Tobin Edward, wheelwright J. S. Day & Co., r. 324 Fell
Tobin Edward Jr., clerk W. J. Ahern, r. 423 Fell
Tobin Elizabeth Miss, r. 1307 Lyon
Tobin Eva P. Miss, adjuster U. 8. Mint. r. 505 Jones
Tobin Fitzroy K., musician, r. 1307 Lyon
Tobin Florence B., r. 1307 Lyon
Tobin James, baker, r. 217 Eighth
Tobin Jnmes, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Tobiu James, fireman, r. 16 Anthony
Tobin James, millhaud Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 18><S Garden
BIANN 8l benedict,
SUCCESSORS TO
O. C. HASTINaS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
ftJCK HOrSE BI.OCK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manags
WM. SESTON, Asst. Minagfli
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CARPETS,
j SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
M. D.
Tobiu James, minitiK, r. 13(i7 Lyoa
Tobiii JamuH T.. aueut San .Jose Brick Co., office 8. P
Co. '8 Freight Wharf r. iM FifUenlh
Tobin Jaue Mrs., ladie.s' nurse, r. 112 SUotwell
Tobin John, driver J. Bocarde, r. 1:17 Dore
Tobin John, (Ij^r, Bryant Av ur I'.utte
Tobiii Jobn, laborer Ulaok Diamond Coal Mining Co
r. sei Bryant
Tobin John, lougshoreman. r. 409 Main
Tobin Jobn, teamster, r. 'l-iO Thirteenth, rear
Tobiu John D., bookkeeper Gordon Bros., r. 112)4
Silver
Tobiii Jolin H. (P. Holland) merchant tailor, lU
Mout;;omery
Tobin John J., commissioner State Bureau Labor , Todd u'; no' H., mlulng. 20 Mont«o.uory, ruomt »-3
Statisiics, 2.!0 Sutter, room 16, r. 130 Guerrero ! ,r Alaui.-da "»•/. i"uuj« *-o,
Tobiii John J. Jr., Inspector Custom House, r. 913)^
Mission
Tobiu John N., barber, 1431 Turk
Tobiu John R., laborer, r. 122G Green
Tobin John R., woodfiuisher, r. 711 Lyon
Tobin Joseph A.., painter Joseph J. Donovan, r. 437
Fifteenth
Tobiu Margaret Miss, r. 647 Jessie
Tobiu Mary, widow, r. 538 Ninth
Tobin Mary Mrs., r. 1024 Howard
Tobin Mary A., widow, r. SE cor Taylor and Califor-
Todd Diivlfl B
I'arnKusv
T lUllroad At and
Tobin Michael, groceries, 8 Dore
Tobin Michael, hostler McCarthy & O'Connor, r. 324
Tehama
Tobin Michael E. (T. & M. E. Tobin & Co.) r. 1001
Hine
Tobiu Michael Jr., assistant bookkeeper William
Lewis * Co., r. 18!^ Garden
Tobiu Minnie, domestic 2108 Larkin
Tobin Patrick, shoemaker, 344 J4 Tenth, r. W s Wash-
iugtou Avbet Tweutv-seveuth andTwenty-eighth
Tobiu Patrick, waiter International Hotel
Tobiu Patrick J., sergeant police, r. 1226 Green
Tobin Richard, r. 226 }« Oak
Tobin Richard, farmer, Ocean House Road nr Farley's
Old Corner
Tobin Richard, laborer, r. 230 Thirteenth, rear
Tobin Richard C, stockbroker, 314 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 718 O'Farrell
Tobiu Robert (Tobin & Tobin) r. SE cor California
and Taylor
Tobiu Robert, foreman F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,r.
226)4 Oak
Tobiu Robert J., secretary The Hibernla Savings
aud Liiau S iciety, NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
ket, r. 513 Van Ness Av
Tobin T. & M. E. & Co. (Thomas and Michael E.
Tobiu) producers California wines and brandies,
NW cor O'Farrell and Stockton
Tobiu Tliomas (T. & M. E. Tobin & Co.) r. Lick
House
Tobin Thomas, rnillhand, r. Bryant Av nr Butte
Tobiu Thomas F., laborer, r. 112 Shotwell
TolMu Thomas L., policeman, r. 217 Oak
Tobiu William, polisher, r. 226)^ Oak
Tobin William A , nurse City aud County Hospital,
r. 1017 Hampshire
Tobin William H., plumber, r. 1240 Howard
Tubiu William W. clerk, r. 112 Sh'Hwell
Tobin Hi Tobin (Robert and Alfred) attorneys at
law, 8 Montgomery, room 5
Tobrlner Isaac, clerk Martin Sachs & Co., r. 1712
O'Farrell
Tobrinnr .Matth-^w, merchant, r. 1712 O'Farrell
To.he Emanuel C. (McDnde & Toche) r. 37 Hinckley
Tocqufville De Reue, capitalist, office 534 California,
r. Pans, Fran e
Todd Charles 1>., salesman, r. 815 Shotwell
Todd Charles W., carriage painter J. S. Day i Co., r.
16 Ma-<on
Todd D. Mrs., widow, r. 1822 Union
(k4,
EXATvi'lNKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Todd James, r. 912 Howard
Todd John. T.r,]r, Davin
Todd John A., photographer, 212C Fillmore
Todd Joseph, salesman Raphael Weill ti Co.. r. 709
Todd Thomas, seaman, r. .'H ParlBc
Todd William P.. Hal.sman John W. KoberU k Oo.,
'. 801 Leavenworth
Todd. See Todt
Todhuuter George, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2609 LarKiu
Todinan John, compositor Examiner, r. 24 Elgin Park
Todorovich Elia, restaurant and coffee aaluun.
Commercial and 317 E\at, r. 6 Clay
Todt Charles, waiti-r. r. lll.S Kearny
Todt Diedrich (Todt, Kracht A Co.) r. 1020H Twenty.
second
Todt Ferdinand, proprietor California Copper
Works, 226 Freiu.mt. r. Cllpp-r nr Church
Todt Frederick (Todt & B >88l r. 1317 Kear'iy
Todt John, cutler and lock.fmith. 119 Leideadorff, r.
122 Clipper
Todt John P., groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Bran nan
Todt, Kracht k Co. (Diedrich Todt. Hflnry C. Kraobt
au>l August KuuNt) beer bottlers. 919 Doloraa
Todt Paullue, widow, r. 518 Sixth
Todt* Boas (Frederick Todt and Frederick Bom)
hlar.kamitbR. .53 Beale
^Todt. See To Id
Todtmann Theodore E., watchmaker, 13 Phelan BMk,
r. Oakland
Toedter Peter, r. 2140 Mission
Toellner Edward, teamster, and extraman Engine !fo.
14. r. 1017 McAllister
Toeunies Herman, engineer George H. Mixer, r. 6
Minna
Toepke Heury. pian^tuner Knhlcr * Chase
Tofaiielll Frank (Cerrado * Tofauellll r. 321 Broad-
way
Tofanelli Jobn, teamster A. PaladinI, r. 1028 MonU
BOinery
Toffel Fre lerick. watchman atmr Garden City, r. 1331
K.-arnv
Tofflez William A., with James De Fremery k Co.. r.
Oakland
Tofler Hurris, t:»ilor Martin Sl.-g.-l. 3i8 Sixth
Toft ChriHtian P., c ff.-" saloon, iix Kearny, and »»
M-irk.t. r. 414 Wilier
Toft Katriua, d iiu'Stir 2:J3I P.n-lflc At
Toft Neil IJ., wool and conl. 4lfl Waller
Toft N. H.. miller, r. 414 Waller
Tognszzl B. O . solicitor C. E. Whitney k Co.. r. »:«
Tweuty-flrst
Tognotti Onesti (L. M»r«IH * C> ) r. 320 Broadway
Toiler John, painter John W. Furnn, r. « Beal» IM
Toin John, blncksmilh, r. 85 .S«con I
Tointon William U.. aeaman. r. SI Langton
Td'itl 0., artl-t, r. 2J) Leavenworth
To) til Elward. artUt. r. 221 i^^venworth
TiijettI Murgaret. i.rtlKt. r. IIIO r.ar;.ln
Tnkiuia J.iseph. fruit dealer, r. ft4M .Vatoraa
ToklH« Fenlinaiid (ToklaM ft Sin (frniam r. JOOO Bn^h
Toklnx it Slnjrormttn, merchantii (Seattlo.W. T.|
linhnr Rufflno k BiMirbl, r.
171 Minna
L%c Slnfft
219 Basil
Tolaii James, marbl
.Vi'i Hev.-nth
T'llan Mii-hiiel.
Tobiul Charles, lab.ir.-r, r. 31 ii*u«cd
Tolimd CharlwO.. nbyalrUn and ..ir«M>n "flJ^e
7 M mlito iierv Av. loom* IH-.'I, r. PaUc« Hot-I
ToUu I Dinlel, liborer. r. loa HlWrr „ „ ^
'rolHiid Kdwar I J . bollerraaker E.irek* Boiler Worka,
r. 31 Kiiiisrh
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMERTREY, 4K-407 SANSOME ST
PHENiX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Pir« - Place Triinmin|{'a
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Tolind Francis, clerk, r. 509 »:i Natoma
Toland John, r. 316 Minna
Toland John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Oo., r. 106 Sil-
ver
Toland John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Toland Joseph, clerk, r. 509?4 Natoma
Toland M. B. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2129 California
Toland Itledical College, E s Stockton bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Toland Michael, laborer, r. 509 Octavia
Tolbert Henry, teamster T. M. Antisell Piano Co., r.
1229Vallejo
Tolenas Springs Mineral Water. T. P. Hooper agent,
217 Commercial
Toler William P., artist, 408 California
Tolford Charles F., carriagepainter Frank A. Briggs
ft Co., r. 338 Fremont
Tolford P. B.. engineer Cal. St. RE., r. 1327 Cali-
fornia
Tolksdorf Paulinus Rev., assistant pastor St. Boni-
face Church, r. 123 Golden Gate Av
Toll De Witt W., manager Elite Saloon, 405 Washing-
ton, r. 40.S Green
Toll Myrtle Miss, type writer, r. 202 Stockton
Toll P. J. Mrs., widow, r. 202 Stockton
Tolle Oscar A., chief clerk Registrar of Voters, r.
Olympic Club
Tolle P., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Cortland Av
and Thirtv-firsl
Tolles H. M. Mrs., r. 1727 Sutter
Tolley William E., expressman, r. 1507 Guerrero
Tollner William, r. 526 Chestnut
ToUowsky Carl, r. 5 Florence
Tolman George B., druggist, r. 529 Sacramento
Tolman Rufus J., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 22
Prospect PI
Tolman William, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 22
Prospect PI
t^ Tolman. See Tallman
Tolmie Robert, pianist, r. 930 Bush
TOMALTl Pi Ji groceries and
liqunrg, 114 Sixth, r. 536 3Xinna
Tomanovich Thomas V., bookkeeper, r. 703 Green
Tomasini Filiberto, fruits and vegtetables, 144 Elev-
enth
Tomberg Charles, longshoreman, r. 324 Vallejo
Tombs F. A., compositor, r. 916 Jackson
Tombleson George A., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 565
Howard
Tomei Giovanni, workman Yosemlte Flour Mills, r.
480 J^ Eighth
Tomeye Kanji, Japanese Bazaar, 927 Market, r. 439
Grove
Tomkins Elizabeth, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Tomkins Josepli G., engraver, 417 Kearny, room 9,
r. Oakland
Tomkinson James, livery stable, 57-61 Minna, r. 57
Minna
Tomkinson James H.. with James Tomkinson, r. 57
Minna
Tomkinson Joseph J., salesman Carolan & Co., r. 923
Post
Tomlin Harry D., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 14^ Page
Tomlin Richard E., engineer, r. 14J^ Page
Tomlinson A. A. Mrs., steam electric baths, 7.59Jj
Howard
Tomlinson E. J., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Tomlinson J. E. (Tomlinson h Maloney) 346 Seventh
TOMLINSON JOSEPH Mrs.
cnaU grocery, crockery, and coal oil,
607 Post, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Tomlinpon Joseph, r. 115 William
Tomlinson Joseph, oifice 607 Post, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Tomlinson S. A., Miss, teacher Felix Adler Free- Kin-
dergarten, r. 213 Harrison
Tomlinson Thomas, engineer, r. 213 Harrison
Tomlinson fc Maloney, (J. E. Tomlinson and J. Ma-
loney) 8l«n painters, .S46 Seventh
Tomm A., butchfcr, r. 724 Mission
Tommereg Andrew E., master mariner, r. 2004 Leav-
enworth
Tommereg Frederick E., cofifee packer J. A. Folger &
Co.. r. 2004 Leavenworth
Tommerup <T. P. Envold, collector, office 516
Kearuy, r. Oakland
Tomo Rudolf, glider, r. 508 Vallejo
Tompkins Andrew J., carpenter, r. Terminal Hotel
Tompkins Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. Abbotsford
House
Tompkins Benjamin G., peddler, r. 240 Eleventh
Tompkins Cora Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights Prim-
ary School, r. East Berkeley
Tompkins F., r. 1045 Market
Tompkins Frederick W., attorney at law, 320 Califor-
nta, r. Commercial Hntel
Tompkins George L., r. 717 Bryant
Tompkins Harry, fireman Cal. St. RR., r. 8 Austin
Tompkins Jane, widow, r. 79 West Mission
Tompkins Mary MIhs, r. 214 Powell
Tomplcins Alinthorne M., with Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation, 436 California, r.
San Rafael
Tompkins Rose Miss, teacher Grant Primary School,
r. 214 Powell
Tompkins Thomas W., policeman, r. 1112 Church
Tompkins Walter, shoemaker, r. 79 West Mission
06^ Tompkins. See Tomkins
Toms John, machinist Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 8 Pot-
ter
Toms John Mrs., furnished rooms, 8 Potter
Toms William E., druggist, r. 230 Eleventh
Tomsky Ellas, sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 310)i
Clementina
Tomsky Louis, sign painter, r. 407 Fell
Tomsky William, house and sign painter, 1080 How-
ard, r. 16 Langton
Tomz Martin, cook Arion House
Tonagawa Kame, bamboo work, 614 Post
Toncovich E. & Co. (Ella Toncovich and Nicolas
Gagliuffl) chophouse, 210 Washington
Toncovich Elia (E. Toncovich & Co.) r. 118}^ Wash-
ington
Toncovich Jacob, lumberman, r. 715 Davis
Toner E. Mrs., widow, r. W s Michigan bet Shasta
and Sierra
Toner Hugh, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hptel
Toner Hugh, wood and coal, 608 Third
Toner James, fireman, r. S s Sierra bet Michigan and
Georgia
Toner John, blacksmith's helper, r. 155 Minna
Toner Margaret Mrs. bakery. 418J^ Seventh
Toner Patrick, horseshoer. 7 Hubbard, r. 155 Minna
Toner Patrick M. , laborer, r. 511 Bryant
Toner Peter, fireman, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and
Shasta
Touer William J., blacksmith, r. 608 Third
Tonini M. G. & Co. (Michele G. Tonini) printers,
729 Montgomery
Tonini Michele G. (M. G. Tonini & Co.) r. 22 Wet-
more PI
Tonite Powder Co., A. M. Stevenson secretary, office
214 California
ToDjes Christopher, r. 739 Union
Tonjes Martin, groceries and liquors, 739 Union
Tonjes William, expressman, r. 8 Eldridge
Tonks Joshua engraver, 614 Merchant, room 26, r.
Oakland
Tonnemacher Henry C, clerk Chris. C. Butt, r. 1S04
Stevenson
Tonner Ferdinand (Shlrek & Tonner) r. 1129Laguna
Tonnesen George, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Tonneson Hans M., master tug Rockaway, r. 6 Clyde
Tonnesson H. J., carpenter, r. 24 Turk
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market SI
[ 5 3 O
I WASHINGTON
ST. ;Pro(lncerso[ FINE TABLE WINES
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Tonnessou Martin, wood turner, r. 1119 Montgomery
Tonneseon Staale. turner A. F. Kuorp. r. 15U3 Mont-
Romery
Tonnles Aaron, r. 525!^ Brannan
Tonnlnasen John r. I(i2'2 Howi^rd
Tonsetb Hiurletta, widow, r. Ill Harrison
Touseth ThoriiHs, declshaud Btiur Oakland, r. Oakland
Tooliey John, laborer, r. 19 Freelon
Toohey J. P., Bwltchiuan S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Toiihey Margaret, widow, r. 183 Jeasio
Ti>obey Thomas, hostler, r. cor Market and Polk
«^" Toohey. See Toohy and Twobey
Toohls Dennis, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Station, r. Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra
IS" Toohig. See Twohig
Toohey Dennis J., Judge Superior Court. De-
partment 11, chambers Old City Hall, second floor
Tooby Elleu, domestic 2100 Mission
Toohy James J., shoemaker, r. 1211 Union
Toohy John, fish, 341 Fourth
Toohy Joseph, clgarmaker, r. 4 Kramer PI
Toohy Michael, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 752
Howard
Toohy Michael, seaman, r. 813 Battery
Toohy Owen P., trimming cutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 1211 Union
Tooby Patrick, canvasser, r. 541 Fourth
l»"Toohj. See Toohey and Twohig
Tooker Alice M., widow, r. Ill Capp
Tooker Eugene B., shipping clerk Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. Oakland
Tooker George E., printer, r. Ill Capp
Tooker Wiiliam H., salesman East & Co., r. Ill Capp
Toole A. O., painter, r. 134 Fourth
Toole Austin, laborer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Toole George, painter, r. 160 Shipley
Toole Henry D., r. 648 Minna
Toole Jane, widow, r. 822 Green
Toole John, laborer, r. 1526 Turk
Toole William C, bartender, r. 822 Green
Toomb George W., salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1304
Ellis
Toomey Daniel, blacksmith, r. 264 M Clara
Toomey David, lab)rer, r. 224 Kitch rear
Toomey Denni.s, glsBsbJower, and extraman Hose No.
9, r. W 8 Pennsylvania bet Solano and Mariposa
Toomey Edmund, deckhand stnir Oakland, r. Oakland
Toomey Edward W., salesman Quade & Straut, r. 940
Geary
Toomey James, shoemaker, 259 First
Toomey James J , painter, r. 233 Fell
Toomey John, longshoreman, r. 935 Bryant
Toomey John, tanner, r. NE cor Twenty-seventh and
Folso-p, B. H.
Toomey John H., fireman, r. 2020 Hyde
Toomey John M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 233 Fell
Toomey Lawrence W., liquor saloon, 637 Howard
Toomey Mary Mrs., r. 233 Fell
Toomey Michael, clerk, r. 132 Clara
Toomey Michael, laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. Reidy's
Hotel
Toomey Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1121
Treat Av
Toomey William, clerk Mrs. J.Crawford, r. 13 Clinton
Toomey William H.. laborer, r. 2809 Harrison
l&" Toomey. See Twomey
Toomy Henry, mining, r. 1304 Post
Toomv William H., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1304 Poet
Tooner James, marblecutter, r. 525 Seventh
Toothaker John, blacksmith, 1623 Pine, r. 218 Austin
Toothaker William F., salesman, r. 709 Nineteenth
Tootill Annie, widow, r. 1013 Filbert
Toots James, baker, r. 7 Converse
Toots Thomas, r. 215 Townsend
Top Catrina, domestic 230 Hermann
Top Jorgen, driver Martin Johnson, r. cor Htmllton
and Waylaud, U. M. T.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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IN I,.M;<,i, \,\i;il.rv.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Tophani William E., clerk San Joa< Woolen Mill Co.
r. 1104 Market
Topinl O., painter O. B. Dr F«mrl
Topini Isidor, r. LMo Impont, r.«r
Topken Fred'-rlik, purttr r. itiH". oFirr. 11
TOPLITZ F. & CO. .K.M.,
Toplitz and .Marrua linnnrn Importrra
millinfry, muiiiif.icturcrit Htraw goods
and ladifM* trininied liuta, and uroprU
etors Pioneer NIraw Ilat Manufactur-
Inu Co., 571 Markttt
Toplitz Fabian (F. ToplUz * Co.) r. lOO-J Van Neaa At
TopHiz George, atudeut. r. VWi. Van Neaa Av
Toplitz Isaac, jeweler Bothschlld h. Haaeufeldt, r.
322 Thirteenth
Toplitz Joseph B.. bookkeeper, r. 431 Oearj
Toplitz Melville, student, r. lOO'i Van Neaii Av
Toplitz Monroe F., salesman F. Toplitz K Co., r. 1003
Van Ness Av
Toplitz Robert L. (Robert L. Toplitz k. Co.) r. 801
Polk
Toplitz Robert L. At Co. i Robert L. TopUIz and
Philip Zemanskyi wholesale millloery. Ul Mar-
ket
Topnini Peter, proptr St. George Hotel, 812 Kearny
Topping H. E. Mrs., widow, r. l«2fi Vallejo
Topping Richard, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Topping Thomas, laborer, r. North Point bet Larkin
and Poik
Torassa Giovanni B., wine dealer, 1409 Diipont
Torassa Laurens (Podesta fc Torassa) r. 902 Pacific
Toriliff Albert E., brass finisher, r. 640 Minna
Torello E. & Co. (Emile Torello) drugBlaU, 1347
Valencia
Torello Emile (E. Torello fc Co.) r. 1341 Valencia
Torgensen Olof B., deck hand stinr Piedmont, r. 312
Beale
Torkelson Magnus, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Torkinsen Christian, stableman Thomas Kelly, r.
1629 Pine
Torinsland Peter, cook. r. 315 Green
Tormey Francis, ahoeraaker, 1911 Fillmore, r. 11
Louisa
Tormev J. H., clerk general freight office 8. P. Co., r.
41.5 Minna
Tormey John C, dish washer Pacific Clnb, r. 415
Minna
Tormey Patrick, clerk Blum. Baldwin K OlrvlD, r.
1213 Twenty-second
Tormey Patrick, shoemaker Skcrrttt A Donnelly, r.
21 Bruce PI
Tormey Peter J., Import commliwlon merchant, MO
Sutter, room 13. r. 2011 FoUom
Tornise Oiuseppe, knife grinder, r. 11 Pollanl PI
Tornow Ohnrles, polUher Sherman. Clay « Co.. r. 9M
Tornow Charles Jr.. piano maker, r. 992 Noe
Tornstrora William A., uiaatcr mariner, r. 718 Trea»
Torpey Patrick A., mlllman Pacific Kollln« Mill
Torpey Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Klfirenlh and
Torpev William H.. bookkeeper flunaet Telepbone-
Telegraph Co., r. 217 Flfloenth
Torr Melissa Mr*., confectionery, 1 42« Howard
Torras V. A. A Co. (Vincent A. Torraa) prliitera. 40«
Sacramento „ .. « i
Torras Vincent A. (V. A. Tortaa k Co.) r. Frull Vale
Torre Giovanni. fruiU and TrRotablea. NW .or Ellta
and Bu<li«nan
Torre Giovanni B . te«ni«ter, r. fi2H liroadway
Torre O. S. (Torre * M-r^ndo) r 442 fiilnn
Torre Jopeph. clerk, r NW mr Ellla and Hochanan
Torre Louis, r«rtnian,r. 35 Rln«"M
Torre Luigl (Tot re k Profuinol r. 19 H Bonora
PRINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 40540? SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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IWARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
809. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Torre William L,, barber, r. 1517 Dupont
Torre & Morando (G. S. Toire aud L. G. MorBndo)
butchers, 1522 Dupont
Torre & Profuiuo (Luigi Torre iind Joseph Profumo)
groceries and frnlts, 1401 Dupont
Torrence John S., ninfr ladies' aud children's under-
wear, 1517 Dnpont
Torreme Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Torres Alfred I., compositor Examiner, r. 50fi Sutter
Torres Charles, clerk William Hlggs, r. 1032 Post
Torres Clemente, boot finisher Porter, Slesslnger &
Co., r. 2 Vallejo PI
Torres Francisco, laborer, r. 1619 Mason
Torres Joseph M„ printer, r. 1006 Washington
Torres Manuel S., clerk Pac. Ins. Co., r. 1037 Post
Torres Mary, widow, r. 131.') Broadway-
Torres Mary, widow, r. 15U Mason
Torres Zeferino G., printer, r. 13'21 Powell
Torrey A. E. Mrs., lodgings, 34}^ Turk
Torrey Erastus N., surveyor Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 2212 Howard
Torrey Frederick C, with Sam. C. Partridge, r. Oak-
land
Torrick Harry, porkpacker B. W. Brown & Co., r. 39
Second
Torry James (Martin & Torry) r. 1217 Twenty-second
Torst William, shoemaker, r. 3 Morrel PI
Toscanio Giuseppe, laborer, r. 11 Union PI
Toscano Hotel, Vicenzo Daville.proptr, 619 Broadway
Toph John M., restaurant keeper, r. 620 Fourth
Toshan W. E., salesman, r. 1104 Market
Tosney John E., pnddler, r. 12 Kissling
Tosney Thomas, laborer, r. 326 Eitch
Tosney Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 115 3^ Dore
Tosteven Walter J., with Dewey & Co., r. 22 Glen
Park Av
Tostman Charles H., miner, r. 11 Verona
Tostman Christian, varnisher, r. 11 Verona
Tostman Edward, salesman George Greenzweig& Co.,
r. 11 Verona
Tostmann Henry, liquor saloon, 1154 Market, r. 463
Jessie
Tothammer Alfred, upholsterer Indianapolis Mnfg
Co., r. 12 Verona
Tothammer Henry P.. stevedore, r. 12 Verona
Totheroh Augustus K., compositor George Spaulding
& Co., r. 1100 Seventeenth
Totheroh John E., compositor George Spaulding &
Co., r. 1100 Seventeenth
Totheroh William printer, r. 1100 Seventeenth
Totman Leslie G., liquor saloon, 576 Folsom cor
Second, r. 168 Clementina
Totten William, laborer, r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
Touaillon T. Mrs. teacher languages, r. 817 Bush
Touchavd Albert, bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. Oakland
Toochiard Gustave, president Union Insurance
Co., 416 California, r. 1077 Eighth, Oakland
Touchard Gustave Jr., attorney at law, 507 Mont-
gomery, room 15, r. 1235 Geary
Touhill Annie, widow, r. 403 Hyde
Touhill Joseph F., jeweler, r. 46.^ Hyde
Toulouse Bernard (Toulouse & Delorieux) r. Berke-
ley
Toulouse Jean B. (Toulouse & Bernadou) r. 317 Third
Toulouse & Bernadou (Jean B. Toulouse and Jean B.
Bernadou) proptrs Erie House 317 Third
Toulouse & Delorlenx (Bernard Toulouse and John
Delorieux) machinists, 620 Commercial
Touregne Calice, shoemaker Bryant & MuUin, r. 567
Stevenson
Touret Charles, confectioner, r. 513 Filbert
Tournel Celine Mme., French laundry, 120 Geary
Tournel Jean, shoemaker, r. 567 Stevenson, rear
Tourny George, clerk The German Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 1H16 Jones
Tourny Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 1606 California
Tourtillutte A. D., r. 1021 Buchanan
Tourtillntte (ieorge E., clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1(121 Buchanan
Tourlillottc Henry J., r. 1423 Washington
Toussaint C, quaitermaster stmr Colims
Tousseau John P., with Pierre G. Somps, r. 258 01em-
enilna
Toussln Einile, teacher music, r. 712 California
Tonya Anton, r. 6(16 Natoma
Tovada Antonio, barber, r. 200 Washington
Towdy Julius 0., jeweler, r. 807 California
To'we Charles, Fire Alarshal, oflSce 307 Sansome, r. 37
Second
Tower Charles, boilermaker, r. 108 Langton, rear ^
Tower Levi N., niflchinlst. r. 1823 Scott
Tower Michael, laborer, r. 4 Miller PI
Towers George F., r. 915 Montgomery
Towirs James O., night clerk Adams House, r. 519
Sacramento
Towers John A., second lieutenant Battery C, 1st Ar-
tillery, r. Presidio
Towey James, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
To'wle George W. Jr. (McKoon & Towle) attor-
ney at law, 328 Montgomery, room 22, r. San
Rafael l^'^.i
Towle Wallace W., contractor, Kingnr Fourth, r. 1214
Dolores
Towle William M., mnfr fire kindler, 1422 Folsom, r.
714 Nineteenth
Towne A. N., general manager Southern Pacific
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Palace Hotfel
Towne Arthur G. (Blake, Moffitt & Towne) r. 2519
Broadway
Towne Charles E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1016 Capp
Towne James W. (Blake, MoflStt & Towne) r. New
York
Towne Minnie, widow, r. 10 Monroe
Towneshend George E., r. 1524 California
Townley John A., bookkeeper, r. 112 Tehama
Townley William J., longshoreman, r. 112 Tehama
Towns Mary Mrs., spice packer W. H. Miner, r. 726
Tehama
Towns William, dairyman. Spring Valley Homestead
nr Mission
Townsen Nicholas C, wood and coal, NE cor Church
and Twenty-fourth
Townsend Albert S., solicitor, r. 303 Jessie
Townsend Alice H., tailoress, r. 444 Twentieth
Townsend Benjamin A., with Lebenbaum Bros., r,
1850 Stevenson
Townsend BertrandW., with W. S. Townsend, r. 1216
lencia
TOWNSEND
CHARLES H.
inventor and patenteeHongeliolclTreas-
nre Kitclien Tables, 844- Harrison, r.
13 Morris Av
Townsend Clarence, collector G. W. Clark & Co., r.
Arlington House
ToAvnsend Edward W., business manager Ex-
aminer, NE cor Market and Grant Av, r. 1001 Pine
Townsend F., laborer, r. cor Haight and Stanyan
Townsend Frederick J. S., carpenter Jason Springer
& Co., r. 711 Seventeenth
Townsend Frederick R., painter, r. 15 Julian Av
Townsend G. W., r 1045 Market
Townsend Harlet M., widow, r. 1850 Stevenson
Townsend H.C. Mr.';., r. 20 Pierce
Townsend Honora, widow, r. 2118 Jones
Townsend James, engineer, r. 817 Howard
Townsend John, homoeopathic physician, 1001 Sutter,
r. 1001 Valencia
Townsend John E., cutter Porter, Slespinger 4 Co., r.
118 Guerrero
Townsend Joseph, boatman, r. Meiggs' W'harf
Townsend Joseph, weigher Christy & Wise, r. 2322
Folsom
Townsend Louis R. (Townsend & Wyneken) r. 108
Prospect PI
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THE BEST
CLOTHSNG.
mPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000. I
Assets, $9,658,479. i
CEO. D. DOKNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY UuTk^tV: BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERY. ETC.
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Townpentl Maggie Mis^ r. lOlS Haight I
TownRend Mary Mrs.. dre<sn>»kir, r. 69)4 Shipley
Towiiseud Thomas T., Balesman Sblrek vV Co., r. 814 •
PaKe
Townsend William R., with Wm. T. Coleman fc Co., I
r. 10-2h Pine j
Townst-nd William S., candy mnfr, 627 Market, r. 1216
Valencia
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
C A^ R, 1* t:
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TOWNSEND & WYNEKEN upholstery goods.
(I.,ouis R. TiMviiseiiil aiitl Ij. lOriicsl
Wj-iiekful architects, .M5 Califuruiu
Towntibeud Willis E.. cook. r. 108 Geary
Townt-h>-nd Ernest E. (Townshend & Fryer) r. 227
Eleventh
Townsbend * Fryer (Ernest Townehend and E. C.
Fryer) sign writers and gilders, 227 Eleventh
Towser Charles, laborer, r. 7()7 Brannan
Toy. Birkford \ Co. (Simsbury. Conn.) safety fuse
mnfrs. James B. Merritt ngent, .35 Market
Toy Bernard J., elevatorman Pioneer Bldg, r. 34 Russ
Toy Charles, student, r. 431 Bryant
Toy George D. (Bovee, Toy & Co.) r. 711 Jones
Toy Harriet, widow, r. 431 Bryant
Toy Maltie, widow, r. 68 Everett
Tozer Charles W., miner, r. 921 Valencia
Tozer Henry C. machinist, r. ll«!« San Jos^ Av
Trabant Augusta, domestic 2302 Clay
Trabncco Auton, r. 316 Minna
Tracey Catherine, widow, r. 710 Howard
Tracey Charles, bnilermaker, and extraman Engine
No. 10. r. 710 Howard
Tracey Jessie, domestic 2416 Fillmore
Tracey Joseph, r. 8 Zoe
Tracey Martin, stockfitter P. F. Kolan & Co., r. IH
Bruce PI
Tracey Robert L. Mrs., widow, r. 1422 Clay
Tracey Thomas, gasfitter. and extraman Engine No. 2,
r. 536 Howard
Tracey William F., gasfitter, and extraman EngineNo.
4. r. 76 Clementina
1^" Tracey. See Tracy
Trachez Irene, dressmaker, r. 911M Sacramento
Trachez Victor, tailor, r. 911 !« Sacramento
Tracy Annie, domestic, 2524 Howard
Tracy Anthony, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co. r. 3014 Geary
Tracy Benjamin F., fireman stmr Madrona
Tracy Bernard A. (Tracv Bros. J<c Co.) r. 557 Natoma
TRACY BROTHERS & CO.
(John J. ami Bernard A. Tracy and
Daniel Mc>lenainln) proprietors Mis-
sion Pottery Co., 30.2a Kijfhth nr
Market
Tracy Catherine, widow, r. 5 Chesley
Tracy Charles H., r. Ill Wlldey
Tracy Cornelius, laborer, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tracy E. B., waiter, r. 562 Howard
Tracy Edward, r. 024 )4 Natoma
Tracy Edward, tailor, r. 811 Pacific
Tracy Edward, teamster, r. 603 Ivy Av
Tracy Edward D., shipping clerk Dunham, Carrlgan
& Hayden Co., r. 213 Geary
Tracy Edward F., bookbinder Hicks & Judd. r. '184
Harrison
Tracy Ellen, domestic Carolina and Butte
Tracy Emily, widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Tracv F. C, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
l"001 Pine
Tracy James, painter, r. 3 Sherwood
?racy John r. 337 Clementina
racy John, clerk, r. 10118 !« Buchanan
Tracv John, driver H. E. Corbett. r. 518 Hayes
Tracy John, drayman, SE cor Steuart and Howard, r.
1225 Folsom
Tracy John, engineer, r. 370 Brannan
Tracy John, fireman stmr Granada, r. 318 FolBom
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64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Tra. y John, matlrraaiuaker City and Coantr HoaplUI
Tracy John, te»iii»t«r, r. 3 Cbealey
Tracy John K . plahterer. r. 31 Clinton Park
Tracy John H., lueMmaiu utiur Alameda, r. 4im N*.
tonia
Tracy John J. (Tracy Bron. * Co ) r. 906 Minna
Tracy John T,. shoemaker Bucklnghain Ji He.-ht r.
4.i3 Clementina
Tracy John W. ( Whelan k Tracy) r. 1119 MiMion
Tracy JoNeph. carriage trimmer and hamcMmakrr,
318 McAllister
Tracy Julia Mrs., chamborraald The Baldwin
Tracy Lawrence. l«bt>rer. r. 29 Oak Grove At. rmt
Tracy Lillie A., widow, r. 1913 Geary
Tracy M. Mrs., ladles" nurse, r. Hi Grove
Traiy Maggie H. Miss, dre-'amiker. r 12 Ad*lr
Tracy Mary, widow, r. 1ip08"< Buchanan
Tracy Mary Mrs., r. 310 El«hth. rear
Tracy Mary G. Miss dressraaker. r. 12 Adair
Tracy Michael, laborers. P Co.r.nH Oak Grove At
Tracy Michael, tanner Norton Tanning Co.. r. 8W cor
Railroad Av and Trinidad
Tracy Michael, teamsier. r. 814 Bryant
Tracy Nicljolas. r. 416 Post
Tracy Patrick, painter, r. 1023 Hampshire
Tracy Patrick, laborer, r. 137 i« Silver
Tracy Theodore F.. bookkeeper Gladding. McBean *
Co.. r. 1001 Pine
Tracy Thomas, carpenter, r. 422 Second
Tracy Thomas, clerk, r. 10n»<5< Buchanan
Tracy Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Clara
Tracy Thomas, third assistant engineer stmr Ze»-
landia
Tracv Timothy E.. deputy Sheriff, r. 6 Cbevley
Tracy William, machinist, r 1186 Harrison
Tracv William E , clerk S. P. Co., r. 1001 Pine
0^ Tracy. See Tracey
Trade Lizzie, widow, r. 156 Octavla
Trade Peter I., clerk, r. 156 Octavla
Trader Elizabeth, widow, boarding. 634 Post
Trader George H., stage manager Alcazar Theater, r.
4.34 Ellis
Trnders' Ingarance Co. (of Chicago) Oonrad ft
Maxwell luaniigerH. 421 California
Traeger Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Hennery, r. 106
Twentv-third
Traffic Publishlntr Co., E. Cncnel treaaurer
and general manager, Uolit. IL Ueaalon secretary.
' publishers, 42<.t Montgomery
Traff ird Andrew, carpenter, r. 74 Tehama
Trailer LewU C. secretary California Land As-
sociation. 634 Market, r. HI6 Fifteenth
Train Thomas, bartender J. 8. Maclntonh. r. 10 Hul-
bert a;1 y
Trninin(f School for Narspa, California bet
Maple and Cherry. cla'H room 1016 Mawn
Traliior Annie Mis-, teacher ninatc. r. XS9 MoAIllater
; Trainor Bridget, widow, r. 224 Rllrh
1 Trainor Hugh (Murphy A Trainor) r. Ns Solano bet
1 Tenness e and Kentucky
Trainor James, cutter r S Mint. r. 614 Bryant
Trainor John, laborer, r. !:«)• Vallejo
Trainor John. miUhand Golden Gate Flouring Mill*.
t r. Miners' Hot.1
Trainor John W.. can>enter. 211 Fourth, r. 308 Te-
hama
: Trainor Maria, widow, r. 514 Brrant
Trainor Thomas, r. 1639 Howard, rear
Trainor Thomas. bUckamllh. r. 131ft Golden GaU At
Trainor Tbomaa J., engineer, r 913 Market
•y Trainor See Trajrnor and Treanor
Trailer (5o<irgn. butcher, r. 134 Fourth
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Traue Gerhard, carpenter, r. 3 Alger ri
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Trantield BridRet, widow, r. 18l;^ Biu-linnan
Tranor.Tobn D., solicitor Shainwald. Buckbee & Co.
Trauor Michael, notary public, 323 Montgomery, r.
Wm. Trll House
Trnnsntlantic Fire Insiiritnce Co. (of Ham-
burg) Geo. Marcus & Co. general agents, 232 Cali-
fornia
Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited, of Berlin) Tbannhauser & Co. general
agents, 311 California
Trans-Continental Development Co. The, office 40-41
Nevada Block
Trant John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Mariposa
nr Mississippi
Trant Thomas, helper Hamilton & Leach, r. ISH Fol-
sora Av
Trap D. M., teamster, r. 28 !< Zoe
Trapant Ignacio (Trapani & Hocca) r.BartolnrVallejo
Trapani Jfe Rocca (Ignacio Trapani and Augustino
Rocca) fish dealers, 39 Clay Street Market
Trapet .John P., bartender Cercle Francals, r. 448
Minna
Trapp Charles, driver Albany Brewing Co., r. 74 Ev-
erett
Trapp Christ, r. 7 Central PI
Trapp Frank, packer Louis Wertheimer & Co., r. 616
Fourth
Trapp John, wheelwright, r. 107 Twenty-fourth
Trapp Michael, butcher, r. 25 Falkland
Trask A. Louise Mrs., teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 621 Capp
Trask Alden Y., with Commercial Ins. Co. of Cal., r.
2334 Pacific Av
Trask A. S. Mrs., principal Greenwich Street Prim-
ary School, r. 927 Greenwich
Trask Caroline E., widow, r. 241.5 Sacramento
Trask Chnrles D., clerk E T. Allen, r. 817 Twentieth
Trask David P., master ship Bohemia, r. 145 Ellis
Trask Enoch A., painter, r 147 Clara
Trask Freeman, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
817 Twentieth
Trask Harriet Miss, r. 1533 Polk
Trask H. E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 2001 McAl-
lii-ter
Trask Henry C. clerk Henry Wynne, r. NE cor Twen-
ty-second and Folsom
! Trash: James Ij., real estate, 6 Montgomery Av,
j r. 649 Howard
I Trask Joseph A., master mariner, r. 927 Greenwich
I Trassner Adolph. salesman Cal. Table Butter Co., r.
i 1336 Bush
Trathen A. H., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
Tratton Henry, lougshoreman, r. 201 Greenwich, rear
Tratz Frederick, baker Antone Monseigneur, r. 1709
Stevenson
' Tratz H. Mrs., widow, r. 173 Minna
Tratz Helen, widow, furnished rooms, 118)<i Wash-
i ington
1 Traube Adolph, clerk Hartwig Traube, r. Alameda
j Traube Hartwig, watches and jewelry, 519 Kearny, r.
{ Alameda
Traung Louis, bookkeeper, r. 430 Seventh
j Trautman Harriet Mrs., r. 1.117!^ Taylor
Trautman Louis, shoemaker John T. Sullivan, r. 13
I Louisa
Trautmann Jacob, carpenter, r. 1435 Church
! Trautner Brothers (Charles and Gustave) tailors, 505
i California
! Trautner Charles (Trautner Bros.) r. 516 Stockton
i Trautner Christian, cook Ahlborn House
Trautner Gustave (Trautner Bros.) r. 529 Geary
Trautner Gustave A., bookkeeper J. Baumgarten &
Co., r. 14 William
' Trautner Jessie Mrs., r. 2009 Powell
Trautner Rudolph, clerk Matthias Gray Co., r. 516
' Stockton
Trautner Theodore, electrotyper Joseph Winterbnrn
& Co., r. 516 Stockton
Trautvetter Andrew C, clerk secretary and control-
lor's om.o S. P. Co., r. 2513 Mission
Trautvetter Anna M , widow, r. 2>13 Mission
Irautvett-r Otto, dairyman, r. 81() Treat Av
'frsiu wein ErneRt, biker, r. 625 Clay
Tniuz Lena, douiestii' 17 Perry
Travelers' Club, 4(m Gearv
TRAVELERS' INSDRAHCE CO. ,.»..»*
accident of Hartforfl, Conn. ) Walter W.
Ha^ilcell ju^enerul affent, ^43 Slont-
jfomery cor Pine
Travellers Fortunatus D., drayman, r. 104 Webster
Traver John C, livery stable. 2611 Mission
Travers Bertley, r. 12 Gilbert
Travers Charles, millwright, r. 510 Mission
Travers Dominick, boots and shoes, 396 Sixth
Travers E. W., ship and freight broker, 10 Market, r.
Oakland
Travers Frank, scavenger, r. 12 Gilbert
Travers James J., finisher, r. 706 Lombard
Travers Joseph, s avenger, r. 12 Gilbert
Travers J. R. Mrs., widow, r. 132 Eighth
Travers Michael W.. special policeman, r. 1621
Powell
Travers Peter, baker, r. 6.36 Mission
Travers Rose A. Miss. r. 636 Mission
B»" Travers. See Travis
Traversaro Giovanni (A. Buchignanl & Co.) r. 1509
Broadway
Traverse George, waiter Louis Meyer, r. 645 Stev-
enson
Traverse Hannah, widow, r. 706 Lombard
Traverse James, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 706 Lom-
bard
Traverse Mamie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 706 Lombard
Travel se William J., assistant bookkeeper Home and
Phoenix Ins. Co., r. 740 Sixteenth
Traves Charles, laborer, r. 33 Himkley
Travis Catharine, widow, r. 132 Eighth
Travis George A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
603 Bush
Travis Maria L., dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
63^ Travis. See Travers
Traxler R. P., architect, r. 240 Sutter
Trayers Anna, widow, r. 410 Vallejo
Trayers Matthew, actor, r. 410 Vallejo
Traynor Ann, widow, r. 1811 Steiner
Traynor Frank F., shoemaker Orin Jones & Co., r.
1811 Steiner
Traynor John, fireman stmr Gold, r. 331 Vallejo
Traynor John, foreman T. Doyle, r. 49}^ Tehama
Traynor John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r. 36
"Clay
Traynor John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
17 Hampton PI
Traynor John J., cigars and tobacco, 5 Grant Av, r.
1811 Steiner
Traynor Patrick J., horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 49)^
Tehama
fl£?" Traynor. See Trainor and Treanor
Treadwell James, capitalist, r. 22 Twelfth
Treadwell William B.. r. 2523 Bush
Treager Her^ry, glazier, r. 1214 Larkin
Treanor Charles, mat'ter bark Julia Ford, office 48
Market
Treanor Joseph P.. manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
room 23, r. 2336 Pacific Av
Treanor Patrick, seauian, r. 26 South Park
Treanor Samuel G., clerk James Ryan, r. 26 South
Park
Treanor William, master schr Fannie Adele, office 48
Market
r^r Treanor. See Trainnr and Traynor
Treasnrer City and County, New City Hall,
first floor
Treasury Department V. S., special agent,
oiSce U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
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Co. pnl)IisherR, 511 California, room 14
Treasury V. S. Sub, tiO.S Commi-nial
TrtHt Archie J., clerk executive dept S. P. Co., r. 224
Mi-Allieter
Tr< at Geor^'e, miner, r. 11:J Fourteenth
Treat Hilen. widow, r. 224 McAllister
Trebell WtlUam, shlpcarpfiiter, r. 520 Bryant
Trebois Frauk. tailor, 222 Montgomery .\v
Trebucq Dennis (Trebucq & Sarthou) r. Railroad Av
nr Five Mile House
Trebucq James, milker N. Galard, r. cor Seventh Av
and Lake
Trebucq fc Sarthou (Dennis Trebucq and John Sar-
thou) dairy. Railroad Av nr Five Mile House
Treffer William F., insurance agent, r. 3 Chatham PI
Trefts Adam J., butcher, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av
TreftB Richard, butcher, r. cor Railroad Av and St.
Thomas
Tretjanzy William, r. 651 Stevenson
Tregay Anton, steward, r. 2018 Dupont
Tregay William, repairer Presidio RR.,r. 1124 Union,
rear
Treuellaa Ann Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-second and Valencia
Tregellas Milton, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 9;i0 Market
Tregellas Susan Mrs,, dressmaking, and proptr Arcade
House, 930 Market
Tre^ellag Thoman, proprietor White Wing Sa-
loon, 654 Market, r. 930 Market
' Tregenza Thomas, fireman Presidio RR., r. 1(X)7
Union, rear
I Tregenza Willi»m P., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1219
Union
' Tregloan William, clerk Beiss Bros., r. Brooklyn
i Hotel
I Tregn JriBppb R., r. 610 Van Ness Av
; Trejidgo Alf. A., mining engineer, r. 2 Geary Court
Trelease Jane, widow, r. 168 Tehama
Trele»Be Oliver O,, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair
Miifg Co,, r. 168 Tehama
Trelease William H., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 547 Howard
Treiubley Edward P., porter Radovlch & Uhrlandt, r.
306 Kearny
I Tremont House, Alfred F. Gos.s proptr, 523 Kearny
Tremont Nanniue Miss, r. 2405 McAlliBter
Treraper Frank E., corresponding secretary P. M. SS.
Co., r. 954 Bush
Trendall H., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Trendle M. Mrs., widow, r. Ill Powell
Trfnell Ann Mrs., r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Trenkle Emil, physician and oculist, office 318
Kearny, r. 1111 Jones
Trenciuth William, contractor, r. 37 Cook
Trentlo Louis, carpenter Louis Weismann Jr.
Trent Thomas, boilermaker, r. I8J4 Folsom Av
Treplund Charles P., r. 711 Bush
TreHinontaut B:iptiste. watohraan French Hospital
Tresner Leon W., steward S. E. Tnttle, r. IHl Ninth
Trefpaille Mark, bakery, 1504 Turk
Tress John, scavenger, r. 923 PHcitic
Tressler George, carpenter and builder, r. 28 Capp
Tr.-ssler T., engineer Geary St. RR., r. First Av nr
Point Lnbiis Av
Tressler William, clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r.
28 Capp
Tresfch Michael, milker Ambrose Furrer, r. Ocean
Road nr Industrial School
Trestih loseph, milker, r. Ocean House Road nr In-
dustrial School
Trestle Board (monthly) C. Moody Plummet man-
ager, 414 Clay
Treflif way Samuel, train baggagemaster 8. P. Co., r.
Oakland
Tretner Reinholrt, carpenter, r. 17 Alaska
Tretten Henry, stevedore, r. 200 Greenwich, rear
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Trentlger Oustavua R., laborer C<Kle, Klfell k Co.. r.
1607 Powell
Trevllllau John. conductor Market 81. RB..r. 101 Ckli.
fornia Av, B. H.
Trevtvich Mary MIsa, r. 103- M«rk. t
Trevor Grace L. MIsa. agent eaUte of Henry Tr»vor,
r. Onkland
Trevor Henry, bookkeeper Mann k Benedict, r. Oak-
land
Tnvnr Henry (estate of) coal and wood, 7or, Du«h
Trew Thomas W., wood and cual. 211 Maaon, r. 16
Antone
Trewick Burt (Swanaon k Trewick) r. 1*3 Taylor
Trewin Robert, aolintor, r. 1849 Sievenaon
Trewren Joseph, deckhand tug Itellrf, r. 32 8tav«n-
son
Treiler William, stock operator, r. 371 Jeaale
TreyerTheophile, wigmaker, 331 Kearny, r. 444
Green
Trezevant X. M. Mrs., widow, r. 604 Leavrnworth
Trezise Henry, mininL', r. 315 Halgbt
Trezise J. Sumuel, with Thomas Day k Co.. r. 315
Haight
Trezise Oscar W., photographer, r, 212 Fair Oaks
Trezise Philip H., machinist W. T. Garratt k Co.. r.
315 Haight
Trezise Philip W., mining, r, 212 Fair Oaka
Trezzini Bernardo (Morettl k Trezzlnl) r. 714 Saren-
tecnih
Tribble William, master mariner, r. 4 Fair Oaka
Tribilski Martin, tailor, r. Philadelphia Hou»«
Tribler John, siaman, r. North Pscjt^r Hotel
Tribou Annie M., hilk weaver, r. 6j7 Nlnet<entb
Tribou Emma F., silk weaver, r. 627 Nln> ttenth
Tribou Horatio N., teamster, r. 627 XlD««teenth
Tribou Ma A., silk weaver, r. 627 Mm teentb
Tribou James A., clerk, r. 637 Xln< t.-.nth
Trice Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
Trickftt George, fireman, r. 3'% Broadway
Trickle William H,. carpenter, r. lOJii Folaom
Trlcossa Augelo, seaman stmr Granada
Tricon Henrv P., clerk McAlliHter Jc B. rgln, and no-
tary public, 38 Nevada Block, r. 1204 Miaalon
Tridon Louis, liquor saloon, 317 Grant Av, r. Oak-
land
Triebe Bruno, cook A. Beth, r. 23 Sixth
Triebel Frank, harness maker Thoman Stealey, r. »0t
Page
Triebel Louis G., ch rk, r. 804 Page
Trieber Conrad, carrier PostOfflce, r. 11:m Howard
Triebcr Jacob W., shoemaker Porter, Slca^lnger k Co.,
r. 1134 Howard
Trieber Rosa Mrs., r. 1134 Howard
Trlest Bernard (Triest .<; Co.) r 1421 Sntter
Trlest Bernard J., aalesraan W. k I. 8t<luhart k Co.,
r. 1410 O'Farrell . „ ..
Trieat Jesse E., salesman Trlect k Co.. r. 1431 HutUr
Trlest Julius 8. iTri- st k Co.) r. New York
Trieat & Co. (Bernanl and Jullua H. Trlral, and
Adolph and Nathan SLInbergrrl lroporl»ri and
jobber) hataamlcapa, llrt-lIM Hanaonie
Trigala Henrik, seaman, r. 353 Hleuart
Trlggs James H.,help-r Cal- Kle*lric Light 0..., r.
\H^ Ridley
Trlggs M. Mrs,, r. 1H<< Ridley
Trlggs Susan Mra., furnlal.*! rooms. 3-10 G««ry
Trigon Ou-tave. collector, r. 836 Broadway, n-r
TrI.nball William, atewanl, r 6.16 ron.mcrlal
Trimble Benjamin, machinlKt, r. 10*4 Howard
Trimble O.M.rge Mrs., widow r. <l«3 Harriaon
Trimble James H., bookkeeper tWyraour * Cattt. r.
Trimbll j'-'siTA., clerk K. L. B.t.elle, r. l»v. Turk
Trlmt,le Samu-I, ahoonaker, r. HuintH.ldt "'• '<
Trimble Sluclalr. corapoaltor Kiarolner, r. f'i3 I-om-
Trlnc'ano Carrie MiM, .tenographer Jordan k Boll. r.
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D. D., rector, NE for Post ninl Powell
Trinity Itlethoclist Episcopal Cliurcli, Rev.
H. H. Hall pastor, cor Sixteenth and Noe
Trinity M'ninK Co., L. Wiidhara secretary, 504 Kearny
Trinity School, Rev. Edward B. Spalding rector,
15M Mission
Triplann Charles P., steward, r. 122 Jncbson
Tripler Charles S., civil engineer and assistant grand
secretary Grand Lodge F. and A. M., office Ma-
sonic Temple, r. 1027 Washington
Triplet Jefferson, with Harry Morse, r. 22}^ Seventh
Triplett Charles E. (Fulton & Triplett) r. 1430 Jack-
son
Triplett Frank, r. 1904 Laguna
Tripp Clinton C, real estate. 39-40 Merchants Ex-
change, r. San Rafael
Tripp Frederick A., second lieutenant Co. D. 1st In-
fantry U. S. A., Angel Island
Tripp George A., coppersmith, r. 2.516 Folsom
Tripp George F., longshoreman, r. 502 M Broadway
Tripp George S., coppersmith, r. 2516 Folsom
Tripp Joseph Jr., foreman Arctic Oilworks, r. 420
Sixth
Tripp Josiah W., attorney at law, 419 California.
room 17, r. 301 Jones
Tripp Leander, calker. r. 310 Folsom
Tripp Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 2237}^ Mission
Tripp Phil.inder F.. restaurant, 219 Third, r. 220 Third
Tripp Samuel F., refiner Arctic Oil Works, r. 420 Sixth
Tripp Stephen, clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
131 Valencia
Tripp Stephen R., butcher, 1404 Valencia, r. 1210
Army
Tripp William, machinist, r. 420 Sixth
Tr'stram Annie domestic 3030 California
Trittenbach Emil, salesman Schussler Bros., r. 509
Shotwell
Trittenbach Gu=tav, agent Sun Ins. Co., r. 1212 Fulton
Trobock B. N. (Troback .<; Bergen) r. 2020 Powell
Trobock Nicholas, r 921 Harrison
Trobock & Bergen (B. N. Trobock and Adrian Bergen)
fruit and produce commission, 504-506 Sansome
Trodden Thomas, baker, r. 20 Howard Court
Troell Conrad (Rosa & Troell) r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
Trogler George F., carpenter, r. 1523!* Leavenworth
Trojan Mining Co., J. F. Holling secretary, 533 Kearny
room 6
Trolan E. J., brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 23
Geneva
Trolan Peter, teamster, r. 2223 Filbert
Troll Adolph. lithographer, r. 424 Greenwich
TroUiet Henry, messenger London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 783 Stevenson
Tromboni Mark, bookkeeper South Park Malt House,
r. 317 Bush
Troramlitz Paul, traveling salesman, r. 2936 Cali-
fornia
Trou Louis, printer, r. 1717 Howard
Troplong O. B.. correspondent Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co., r. 403 Folsom
Troppraann Augusta widow, r. 907 Bryant •
Troppniann Charles M., druggist, SW cor Sixth
an'i Folsom. r. 125 Morris Av
Troppraann Henry, clerk, r. 907 Bryant
Trost Charles, seaman, r. E s Hattie nr Corbett Road
Trost Charles, painter, r. 1312 Larkin
Trost Conrad, cutler M. Price, r. Twenty-fourth bet
Howard and Folsom
Trost Gustav A., perfumer, r. 1516 Mason
Trost Henry, musician, r. 919 Union
Trost Julius, cutler M. Price, r. Twenty-fourth bet
Howard and Folsnm
Trost Louis P.. liquor siloon, 616 Clay, r. 611 Clay
Trost William, r. 2441 California
Trotcit Hubert, gardener, r. 539 Valencia
Trott William J. (Blyth fc Trott) r. 1240 McAllister
Trotter James F., r. cor Stauyau and Waller
Trotter John, contractor, 30 New Montgomery, r,
Oakland
Trotter J. 8.. salesman Murphy. Grant & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Trotter W. H. Mrs., r. 27 Chesley
Trouette Clara Miss, milliner, r. 218 Van Ness Av
Tronillet Arthur, bartender, r. 4 Bush Street PI
Trouin Theodore L., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
517 Castro
Trout 0., r. 871 Market
Trout Ferdinand, salesman 0. Herrmann & Co.. r.
1614 M Leavenworth
Trout Giorge, engineer, r. 140M Shipley
Troutt Hiram J., upholsterer, r. 2217 Fillmore
Troutt James M. (Wilson & Troutt) attorney at Law,
fiOH California, r. 2717 Fillmore
Trowbridge Charles C, clerk, r. 2509 Washington
Trowbridge Frederick, r. 2230 Hyde
Trowbridge Gustav, cornicemaker Joseph F. For-
derer, r. New Franklin Hotel
Trowbridge Henry, cage maker Cal. Wire Works, r.
2230 Hyde
Trowbridge James, wire worker Cal. Wire Works,
r. 2230 Hyde
Trowbridge Sarah A. Mrs., r. 711 Van Ness Av
Trowbridge Sidney H., r. 2230 Hyde
Trowel Stephen, tinsmith Adams & Pritchard, r. 179
Clara
Troy Charles, r. cor Wayland and Amherst, U. M. T.
Troy Charles P., auctioneer, r. 103 Scott
Troy Clayboru, butcher Eugene Avy, r. 113 J^ Fell
J.iXU'X Ut Vi dealer cig^ars and
tobacco, 1.300 Market, Jnuction McAllis-
ter, r. 30 Ninth
Troy Edward P. E., solicitor Commercial Union As-
surance Co. (limited) of London, 301 California,
r. W s Ninth nr Market
Troy Ellen Miss, printer, r. IISJ^ Fell
Troy John, cigarmaker, r. 215 Minna
Troy John, expressman, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Troy Katie J., widow, r. 132 Eighth
Troy Kittle, cloak binder, r. 113}^ Fell
Troy Lilly Miss, tailoress, r. 113}^ Fell
Troy Martyn J., clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Co. (limited) of London
Troy Marv Mrs., widow, r. cor Wayland and Amherst,
U. m.'t.
Troy Mary A., widow, r. USH Fell
Troy Patrick, solicitor Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. Sai»
Rafael
Troy Patrick, steward, r. 54 Minna
Troy William H., r. cor Wayland and Amherst,
U. M. T.
Troyer Carlos, professor piano and vocal
culture, 193 Hyde nr Turk
Troyer Charles W., bellows maker Cal. Bellows Mnfg
Co., r. 36 Twelfth
Troyer John, r. 36 Twelfth
Troyer Nelson, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 36 Twelfth
Troyer Virginia Mrs., teacher Starr-King Primary
School, r. 107 Taylor '
Truax Alfred, patterumaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 27
Louisa
Truax Delance, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 27
Louisa
Truax Stephen, painter, r. 27 Louisa
Trubenbach H. E. (Trubenbach & Co.) r. 2416 Web-
ster
TRUBENBACH & CO. ,h. «.
Trubenbach) shipping' andconimis.<iion
merchants, 113 Clay
Trubody John, capitalist, r. 1004 Washington
Trnbody Josiah P., r. 612 Greenwich
Truckee Ice Co., George W. Scott secretary, 202 San
some
SPECIAL PATTERNS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS" SOITS
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THE HASTINGS."
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HE BANCROFT COMPANY!
•721
WARktT ST.
EOOKBIUDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC.
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1163
TUC
Trackee Lumber Co. of San FrunclMco,
■J4;i-'JS1 Berry
Tnuio Kmni'isco, bootblack Paul Bacigalupi
Trudeau Arthur, r. SU Montgoiuery
Truiltll Joseph, with United States Lauudry, r. 15
lUdley
TrudH.Mi Euiamiel, tanner, r. NE cor El Dorado and
lt«h
Trup Amos T., foreman Scott & McCord, r. 28 Rincon
PI
True Charles F., principal Eighth Street Primary
School, r. Alaiueda
True Charles S., eu«ineer, r. 922 Howard
True Douglass, cook stmr 0:ikland, r. i Dodge PI
True George, seaman, r. 2C,:i East
True John, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
True William H., patent medicines, 635 Market
Trueleib Frank L., house and sign painter Noble
Bros., r. 28 Kit-sling
Truell William F., painter, r. 1609 Mason
Truelsen B. R., waiter Carl Or. Larsen, r. 434 Jessie
TruelHeu Knud, waiter Carl G. Larsen
Truelson Charles, clerk, r. 1229 Hayes
Truelsou Theodore, groceries and liquors, .520 Devisa-
dero. r. 1229 Haves
TRUEMAN HEEBERT G.
dentist, 1^06 Market, r. lU^O Golden
Gate Av
t^ Trueman. See Truman
Truesdale Thomas, advertising agent, r. 209 Leldes-
dorff
Truesdell A. W. Mrs., proprietor Tift Renton,
712 Sutter
Truett Frederick O., engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 934 Guerrero
Truett Frederick K.. clerk W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 934
Guerrero
TRUFFERT M'lle A. m^porter
FrencK dresses, dress good» and trlm-
minf^s, 609 Taylor, r. 1611 Washlniftun
Trull Harry G.. clerk freight depot S. P. Co., r. 1010
Twenty-first
Trull Sylver, clerk superintendent's office Northern
Division S. P. Co., r. 2703 Mission
Trulson Julius, longshoreman, r. 55 Clementina
Truiii Emma, domestic 2514 Market
Truman Alexander B., special policeman, r. 2618
Bush
Truman Asa H.. orthopoedist National Surgical Insti-
tute, 319 Bush
Trtinian Ben C, office NE d r Fourth and Town-
send, r )om 42, r. Palace Hotel
Trumnn B. I., r. 327 Pjne
TRUMAN, HOOKER & 00.
(Irwin J. Truman and C. Osjrood
Hooker) manufacturers an<l dealers
affriculturul implements, liay presnes,
all kinds baling presses, wajrons, bu<r-
ffiea, steam engines, tliresliinjf ma-
chines and hardware, 431-4^7 Market,
Eastern oflice 120 Front, New York
TRUMAN I. 0. J. manufacturer
a^fricultural implements, wajfons and
carrianfes, blacksinithini^, etc., 111-113
First, r. '^415 Howard
Truman Irwin J. (Tinman, Hooker & Co.) r. 812
Twentieth
■ Truman J. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 532 Eddy
.Truman Samuel, merchant, r. 354 Grovo
i^ Truman. See Trueman
Trumbo Isaac, capitalist, 322 Montgomery, r. Palace
Hotel
Trumbull Robert J. (Trumbull & Beebe) r. San Ra-
fael
I & J, SLOANt & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MADE TO OFJDEH
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
itf
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EXANIINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-A T XjO'^.'^1I]BT T?,A.T3I]S.
1RGE3T TYPE FOlffliTPALlRTM
TRUMBULL &
lKol>.
BEEBE
Truinhull unit (hurli>a \V.
Beebe) seedsmen, 41{I.4!<1 Nnnaom*
Trunmiel Anielln, widow, ladles' nurse, r. NW r.T
Sixteenth and Capp
Trumponr John P., deutUt. 401 H Hayes, r. IWW Polm
LoboR Av
Trumponr Joseph, dairy. Point Lobo* At nr Twenty. '
ninth Av
Trumpp Charles H., porkpacker B. W. Brown k Co..
r. 733 M«rket
Trumpp William, porter Allyne k White, r. Oakland
Truscott H., r.712 Montgomery
Truhseau Pierre C, attiirney at law, 5.13 Krarny
Trussell Entelle, composilor A. C. Hollls, r. 22.1.1
Howard
Trussler Charles , I., shipping clerk W. J. Heney k
Co., r. 26 Turk
Trust Henry, r. 919 Broadway
Truworthy Alonzo, calcium light operator, r. 1014
Vnllejo
TRUWOETHT F, M, STENCIL WORKS Q^
E:
ST
rubber stanipx, stencilH, lrik«,
J. PHster lessee, 318 Front
Trybschenck Nicholas (Dethlefsen k Co.) r. 2 Ha^jglii
Tryon Charles, r. 315 J.shle
Tryon Eilward F., laborer Custom House, r.825 Uayn
Tryon Elizabeth .1. Mrs., r. S25 Hayes
Tryon Hattie E. Miss, stenoRmpber. r. R^.^ Hayes
Tryon .James W. (Beecher fc Tryon) r. 20C, Powell
Tryon Philo N., Rripman Market .Street RR.. r. 171.'>
McAlliBtcr
Tryon Thomas C, policeman, r. 2.110 Mission
Tryon William C, p»liit-r. r. »2.1 Hayes
Tschank .J., waiter Oruen & Zinkand
Tschank .Junner, clairvoyant, V29 Kearny
Tschantz Albert, rlerk. r. 5<)ii Baker
Tschantz Frederick, widow, r. .100 Baker
Tscharner .Jeremiah, bartender John P. BerRer, r. a
Central PI
Tschinh William, foreman William HeMler, r. 2
Winters Lane
Tschurr Bertha Mrs. (Berton & Tschnrr) r. 217
Keainy
Tschurr .Jacob, r. S30 Pine
Tschurr L..). (T, .1. THchurr fc Co.) r. S O'Farrell
TSCHURR L. J. & CO.
(I.. .1. THcliurrl |ii ..prLlnm I..- I>.l-
moniro It<s)i< iirant, H-I I O'Kiiir.ll
Tshiniiber.Iohn, cook Tehnina House
TubbH Alfr. d t.. (Tubbs k Co ) r. Callstotfa
Tubbs Alfred S., clerk Tubbs fc Co., r. Padflo Club
Tubbs Austin C, clerk Tubbs A; Co . r PsrlOc Clul"
Tubbs Frank M.. stalrbullder A. I. Sanborn, r. 2«<iO
Folsom
Tubbs Herman, rlerk Tubbs k Co., r. Ka-t Oakland
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs ft Co.) r. Kjist Oakland
TubliH lUchurd T.. superintendent J. J. O'Brien ■
Co., r. .'"lit McAllister
Tubbs Willisiii n., office rtll Front, r. Call»tn(»
Tubbs Ai Co. (Airre<l I,, and Hlrain Tubb«» pro.
pnetors San Francisco Ciir.U«r Factory,
fill-f.l3 Front
Tubell .;., second offlcer sttnr San Jo»<*
TublerJohn, laborer, r. f>i\ Paclrtr
Tubner Oustave, showcss<mak< r, r. IRll Play
Tuchler Alexander 8., shorc.ilter F.arle * C<>.
Tuchler Theodore D, shomiakrr Porter, Bleaalnr''
ft Co., r 1 *4 Morris Av
Tucholsky Henrietta, widow r^44.^ (VF.rr.JI
Tuch.dsky Julius, clerk I.cvl Strauss ft Co.. r. Bl»
Tuck'.I H 1. teacborinnslr. r. «1I NInrleenih
Tucker Abbie' J. Miss, drcsuniakrr, r B22S Orov«
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1164
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W. W. IVIontague &. Co.
punfEPS,
Suction and Force.
rOR HAND, WIXU-mLit. AXD POlt'ER.
ALL, SIZKS.
B09. 8U, 813. 315 and 317 MABKET STSEET
Tucker Aggie Mrs., r. 1327 Ellis
lucker Albert N.. clerk W. H. Crlm & Co.. r. 1717
Broderick
Tucker Alfred, with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. Oakland
Tucker Alice E., widow, r. 522 M Grove
Tucker Chester, porter Michael Michelson, r. 438
Broadway
Tucker Clara, widow, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Tucker David, waiter Palace Hotel
Tucker Edwin 8., bookkeeper O. F. Van Rheln & Co.,
r. 2.'il4 California
Tucker Edwin W.. mechanical Engineer, r. W s Elev-
enth Av nr Point Lobos Av
Tucker Frederick, musician, r. 784 Folsom
Tucker George H., tin and corrugated iron
roofer and galvanized iron cornice works, 324
Fifth, r. Oakland
Tucker G. R., compositor Chronicle, r. 535 Post
Tucker Harry R.. r. 52 First
Tucker Heman, inspector Custom House, r. 211 Turk
Tucker Henry, gas fitter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 5
Tucker Henry S., r. W s Eleventh Av nr Point Lobos
Av
Tucker Isaac B., bookkeeper Sunset Telephone-Tele-
graph Co., r. 522 J$ Grove
Tucker James, cook, r. Capitol House
Tucker James E., assistant U. S. Appraiser,
ofiBce U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, second floor, r.
Union Club
Tucker James E., waiter A. Volz & Bro., r. 568 Mis-
sion
Tucker Jeremiah E., lubricator mnfr, 183 Perry, r.
1122 k Bryant
Tucker J. L., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2505
California
Tucker John, plasterer, 505 Kearny
Tucker John, porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Tucker John, stonecutter, r. 1032 Mission
Tucker John H., blacksmith, r. W s Eleventh Av nr
Point Lobos Av
Tucker Joseph E., weigher and sealer U. S. Mint, r.
108 William
Tucker Katie A. Miss, tailoress, r. 522 54 Grove
Tucker Martha Mrs., r. 1122}^ Bryant
Tucker Mary J. Mrs., manager Chicago Magnetic
Shield Co., 106 Post, r. 2214 Geary
Tucker Peter, bartender John Mulcahy, r. 212 First
Tucker Reuben, agent Hawaiian Banana Depot, 413-
417 Washington, r. 1717 Broderick
Tucker R. W.. clerk collection dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 2514 California
Tucker S. E., salesman Yates & Co., r. Palace Hotel
Tucker Willard S., patternmaker, r. W s Eleventh Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Tucker William, seaman stmr State of California
Tucker William A., clerk, r. 61 Minna
Tucker W. J., agent, 3 Spear, r. Oakland
Tuckerman Michael, r. 26 Turk
rUCKEl ALr IIJIjD watchmaker
and manufacturing Jeweler, im-
porter watches, diamonds, etc., 205
Montgomery, r. 2111 Jones
Tuckey A. K., driver Wells Fargo 4 Co., r. 928 Fil-
bert
Tuckfield George,, boilermaker, r. 4 Morris Av
Tudsbiiry John B.. clerk, r. 215 O'Farrell
Tuers John F., painter, r. Sullivan nr Cortland Av,
Holly Park
Tuetli Henry, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. cor Pierce
and Greenwich
Tuft James, agent Coasting Packets, 22 California, r.
Alameda
Tufts James W.. driver F. M. Spencer, r. 18 Boyce
i Tugboat ^tna, berth foot Vallejo
I Tugboat Alert, berth foot Folsom
Tugboat Anasha, berth Larue's Wharf
Tugboat Aunie, berth font Washington
Tugboat Aiiiirious, berth foot Third
Tugboat Edith, berth Howard St. Wharf No. 1
Tiigtxiat Ktbel and Mnrion, berth Fisherman's Wharf
Tuglioiit Frolii-. berth foot Jackson
T\if,'b(>iit (iiiv. Pirkius. berth Fisherman's Wharf
Tugboat Hercules, berth Washington St. Wharf
Tugboat Hiawatha, beith Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Jo.seph H. Redmond, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Kate, berth Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Katv, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Lottie, berth Mission St. Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Mlllen Griffith, berth P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Tugboat Millie, berth Fishermen's Wharf
Tugboat Monarch, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Neptune, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Relief, berth foot Folsom
Tugboat Rescue, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Rockaway, berth foot Third and Berry
Tugboat Sea King, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Sea Lion, berth foot Wnshington
Tugboat Sea Witch, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Tiger, berth foot Washington
Tugboat Transit, berth Mission St.Wharf No. 1
Tugboat Water Nymph, berth foot Vallejo
Tugboat Water Witch, berth foot Vallejo
Tuggey Arthur W., carpenter, r. 630 Nineteenth
Tuggey Eugene I., storekeeper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
630 Nineteenth
Tuggey William, steamfitter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
630 Nineteenth
Tuhrman Frank, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 1121 Mifrsion
Tuite Frank, shoemaker, r. 243 M Perry
Tuite James, boilermaker's helper, r. 243 J4 Perry
Tuite James, fireman fireboat Gov. Irwin, r. 4 Hunt
Tuite Jane Mrs., 243 }<5 Perry
Tuite John, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Tuite Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Tuite Thomas, baker, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Tulane O. A., coatmaker, r. 109 Grant Av
Tules Charles H., teamster, r. 1852 Stevenson
TuU Charles, r. 614 Howard
Tullar A. G.. compositor, r. 144 Clara
Tuller John J., r. 930 Market
TuUer Willis N.. attorney at law, 16 and 44 Phelan
Bldg, r. 930 Market
a^Tulley. SeeTully
TuUis William J., weigher Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 116
Turk
TuUorh George, r. 2.37 Perry
Tulloch John, longshoreman, r. 237 Perry
TuUnch John Jr., telegraph operator, r. 237 Perry
Tully Charles, r. 237 Oak
Tullv Charles J.,r. 499 ^ Fourth
Tully Daniel G., r. 237 Oak
TuHy E.. r. 237 Oak
Tully Edward F., painter, r. 562 Stevenson, rear
Tully Ellen, widow, r. 1207 Devisadero
TuUy Ellen, cook 1025 Bush
Tully Francis T., upholsterer, r. 237 Oak
Tully Frank, tanner, r. Tenerlflfe nr Potomac
Tnlly James, laborer, r. 217 Fourteenth
Tully James, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth bet Col.
lingwood and Diamond
Tully lames W., clerk, and stoker Engine No, 13, r.
718 Howard
Tully John, laborer, r. 1306 Montgomery
Tully John, polisher, r. 4 Antonio
Tully John L., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 31
Brannan
Tully John M., r. 2734H Mission
Tully Lucas H., machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, r.[
313 Brannan
Tully Mnrgaret. widow, r. 3.30 Fell
Tully Mary, widow, r. 45 Natoma
Tully Patrick, longshoreman, r. 159}^ Clara
LAEGESr STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FDEHISHING GOODS.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COB. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
3? MarM S
^PftD HARASZTHY & CO.lw.a?. .1 ^ n-:7".-V.-:--mpx«kk.
TUL
1165
TUR
nlly Patrick F.. machinist, r. 8 8 Nineteenth bet
I ColllnKwood and Diamond
, ully P«trick T.. ship joiner, r. 527 Eighth
ully Peter, painter, r. 650 Howard
iillv Peter, laborer, r. Cortland Av nr BenninKton
ully Pffcr M., finisher T. M. Antlsell Piano Co., r
237 Oak
lully Philip, hostler D. M. Short, r. 2434 California
ully Stephen J., musician, r, 611 Post
■ully Thomas, laborer Fulton lion Works, r. 17 Clara
luUy Thomas F., collarmaker Hart & Brandenstein
r. 2734 Mission
'ully Thomas J. clerk, r. 45 Natoma
lully William, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. Sierra
nr Georgia
lully William, molder, r. 313 Brannan
lully William J., salesman, r. 237 Oak
\jr Tully. See Tulley
|;um Suden George, clerk Manheim, Staples 4 Co., r.
Eiist 0<tkland
lum Snden J. H. N., president German Land and
I Cattle Co., 123 California, r. Oakland
Um Suden Otto, attorney at law, 307 Sansome, room
12. r. 1309Laguna
luuibly E. P., porter The Baldwin
lumelty Edward, cook, r. 945 Howard
rumelty Ellen, r. 1815 Jessie
fumelty Mary, domestic 1909 Eddy
funison AIl>ert, r. W s Iowa bet Solano and Mariposa
^unison H. C, dealer maps, 38 Turk
ilinison Lafayette, fireman, r. W s Iowa bet Solana
and Mariposa
funney Anthony, laborer, r. 1136^ Mission
funney George, painter, r. llSG^'Misslon
funnev Hannah, widow, r. 1136)4 Mission
uuney James, iron molder. r. 1136}^ Mission
'unney Michael, laborer, r. 1136 >4 Mission
'unstall George C, clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. 334 Turk
Supper C, clerk, r. 1122 Market
fuquot Jean, laundryman P. DHroUes, r. 33 Chenery
furato John, liquor saloon, BE cor Broadway and
•Keamy, r. 1034 Kearny
furgensen Adolph, tanner, r. Sanchez nr Twenty-
ninth
"nrgensen Lorenz. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Tennessee bet Sierra and Nevada
'urk Henry, dairy produce, 53-54 Centre Market, r.
1515 Taylor
'urk Henry Jr., salesman Fisher Packing Co., r. 1516
Taylor
Cnrk Street Hotel, Segelcke & Gerken proprie-
teis, 22-24 Turk
•urk Street Primary School, Mrs. G. Washburn prin-
cipal, S 8 Turk bet Buchanan and Webster
'urk William, baker, r. 1924 Howard
'urkington Edward J. (Brandt & Co.) r. 717 Green
•urkington R. R., r. 503 Post
"urkington William, undt-rtaker. r. 117 Green
'urlt-y John, hardware, 546 J^ Mission
'urlev John, laundryman Central Laundry, r. 210
Ridley
'nrley Thomas, carpenter, r. W s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
'urley Thomas, clerk, r. 8E cor Sixteenth and Albion
Av
•nrley Ulysses, blacksmith J. 8. Day & Co., r. 20)4
Hardy
'urloff John, seaman, r. 1311 Kearny
"urn Verein Hall (Eureka) 706 Powell
"urn Verein Hall (old) 620 Bush
'urn Verein Hall (San Francisco) 8 s Turk bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
'urn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell
"urnblad John O., carpenter, r. 116 Washington
"urnbull A. J., r. 329 Grove
'urnball Benjamin C, surveyor Sanborn Map and
Publishing Co., r. Alameda
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER."
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
molder National Iron Worka,
TurnbuU David T.
C RIssliuK
Turnbull W. & Co. (Waller Tumbull) itoek brokrTB.
23M Montgomery
Turnbull Walter (W. Tumbull h Co.) r. Grand Hotil
TurnbuU William, r. 416 PowHI
Turner A., conductor Cal. 8l. RR.
Turn«>r Andr«*w J., vlce-prealdent Ontral Cali-
fornia Lumber Co.. r. 12'i() McAlllKtcr
Turner Arthur C. Btndeot. r kki California
Turner Arthur K.. with Cal. Transfer Co., r. IMO
Pierce
Turner August, cabinetmaker, r. 221 Thirteenth
Turner Beujamln. bricklayer, r 319 Green
Turner Benjamin C, master stmr Cily of Stockton, r.
8 Elgin Park Av
Turner Cephas, r. 630 California
Turner Charles, clgarmaker H. Plagemann k. Co.. r.
International Hotel
Turner Charles H., clerk, r. 9DelRado PI
Turner Charles P.. painter 8. M. Hills, r. Eleventh
Av nr PoiutLobos Av
Turner Clarence H., bookkeeper Hutchinson k Maon,
r. 415 Laguna
Turner Daniel, plasterer, r. 717 O'Farrell
Turner David, bookkeeper, r. 324 Turk
Turner Edward Q.. paper carrier, r. 1716 Ellis
Turner Elizabeth, widow, r. 214 Nineteenth
Turner Elizabeth Mrs., r. Florida bet Butte and Napa
Turner Ernest, laborer, r. 214 Nineteenth
Turner Frederick, shipping clerk Falkenat«ln h. Co..
1208 Howard
Tuaier Gabriel S., carpenter, r. 327 Clementina
Turner George, canmaker W. W. Montague 4 Co., r.
Alameda
Turner George, driver, r. 1225 Pierce
Turner George, upholhterer, r. 623 Natoma
Turner George Mrs , r 20-27 Polk
Turner George C, clerk N. Thoraon, r. 1830 Paclflo
Av I
Turner George R., civil engineer, r. 1520 PaeiHr Av j
Turner George W., with Anglo Nevada Aaaurance ,
Corporation, r. 2803 Washington |
Turner George W., with Holbrook, Merrill h. Sirtjon, i
r. 6<m Second
Turner Hartley, tailor, r. 121 Valencia
Turuer Henry, cook Industrial School
Turner Henry M., clerk, r. 415 Laguna
Turner Henry W., with l". 8. Geological Survey, 0.
S. Appraisera' BMg. fourth floor
Turner Houora Mrs., r. 31 Eleventh
Turner Horatio N.. with Matthew Turner. IM Cali-
fornia
Turner James, engineer, r. 100 H Second
Turner Jamea, restaurant, '-"OM Drunim, r. 13H Taylor
Turner James, waiter, r. 13 Harlan PI
Turner James F, met hanlc, r. 111.'- Jones
Turner J. N. Mrs., r. 1900 Huch»nan
Turner John, r. 21 Diamond
Turuer John, first mate stmr Ferndale, r. 10 Rllch
Turner John. r. 9 Harlan PI
Turner John H.. painter, 196 Btevenaon, r. Cortland
Av nr Cherubusco. B. H.
Turner Joseph, gardener Odd Fellowa Crmetery, r. 10
Parker Av
Turner Joseph, machinist, r. Illl ParlOc
Turner Joseph R., pack, r Clothing Dept V. B A., r.
120Hlinlc.n
Turner Joseph W.. waiter, r 637 H Po»t
Turner K«tle M. Mlas. .lrr.«u)ak«r. r M4 Nati.ma
Turner Laban E.. pap' r hanger, r. t-2« NInrtrrnth
Turner Lest.r, correspondent Pacific Uank. r.
Turner'l.lllan A. Miss, pa.ker FLld'a nUcnII and
Cracker Co r. Florida »>< t Unit, and Napa
Turner Ltllle, clerk, r. 3'* ]*'",;';•;""' _,. ,„ o^,
Turner l.ouls H, master brig Tahiti, offlce 1X1 Oall-
fornla, r. H23 Capp
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Turner Miiry. widow, r. 217 ^i Elfthtli. rear
Turner Miiry E. Mrs., r. 1J30 Broiidway
I Turner Alathe^v, shipbuilder and agent Tahiti
I Line of Packet, office V2> California, r. E a Teu-
I uess.'e bet Butte and Solano
Turner M. Frederick, porter Falkensteln k Co.. r.
I 12ii8 Howard
Turner Pauline Mrs., dressmaking, 218k Mason
! Turner Richard B., real estate agent, 425 Montgom-
ery, r. N 8 Lombard bet Fillmore and Webster
Turner Robert, laborer, r. Dominica bet St. John and
Susquehanna
Turner hobert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 10}^
Cleaveland
Turner Robert, pressman Bulletin, r. 519 Sacramento
Turner Robert C. butler, r. 32 M Mary
Turner Robert D., butcher, r. Dominica bet Susque-
hanna and St. John
Turner Robert E., office 417 Kearny, r. Oakland
Turner Robert W., typewriter Van Ness & Roche, r.
1520 Pacific Av
Turner Thomas, clerk, r. Twenty-ninth nr Sanchez
Turner Thomas, agent International Hotel
Turner Thomas, laborer, r. Pennsylvania Av nr
Sierra
Turner Thomas A., stock clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 31 Eleventh
Turner Thomas R., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.. r.
Menlo Park
Turner William, blacksmith J. Ewing, r. 24 Caroline
Turner William, fresco painter, r. 12 Bernice
Turner William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
609 >4 Howard
Turner William, plumber, r. Dominica bet St. John
and Susquehanna
Turner William, waiter, r. 252 H Third
Turner William, waiter, r. 214 Nineteenth
Turner William, waiter, r. Florida bet Butte and
Napa
Turner William, waiter Palace Hotel
Turner William A., bookkeeper James (Jallup & Co ,
r. 218 k Mason
Turner William A., dentist. 19 Sixth, r. 305 Polk
Turner William B., cierklocal freishtofflce S. P. Co.,
r. 710 Buchanan
Turner William F., porter, r. 714J$ Geary
Turner William H., wheat tender Henry Coubrough
& Co.. r 322 Third
Turner William S., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
717 O'Farrell
Turner William T., woodturner Pac. Woodenware
and Cooperage Co., r. 132 Sixth
Turney Edward, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 303 Sutter
Turney I. C, wax threader Baruch & Newman, r.
Oakland
Turonnet John, with Carrere & Potentini, r. 611 Pine
Turpin Andrew W.. clerk, r. 1921 Steveuson
Turpin Eloi, shoemaker, r. 4 Graham PI
Turpin Frederick L., proprietor Capitol House,
5,57 Shcrainento. and Central House, 871 Market,
r. 537 Sacramento
CAPITOL HOUSE,
Fire-Proof Brick Building,
537 SACRAMENTO STREET,
Near Montgomery, adjoining Donohoe, Kelly & Go's Bank.
CENTRAlT HOUSE,
8T1 MARKET ST., NEAR FIFTH,
SAN FRANCISCO.
F. L. TURPIN, . . - Proprietor.
Rooms in either House to let by the day, week or month.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Turpin L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 4 Graham PI
Turjiin Samuel, gripman Market St. RR., r. Cole bet
Carl and Frederick
Turple C. D.. pantryman, r. Lindcll House
Turre B. Mrs., widow, r. 105 Dt-visadero
Turre Giuseppe, ped Her. r. 514 Green
Turrell George, traveling agent, 126 Kearny, room 58,
r. Ilu7 Twenty-tirst
Turrell Miiud Miss, stenographer Brown, Craig & Co..
r. 11117 Twenty-Urst
Turrell Madihou H., r. Palace Hotel
Turrell William O., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r.
301) Stockton
(E^ Turrell. See Turrill, Tirrell and Tyrrell
Turtlyck Annie, widow, r. 549 Stevenson
Turton A. C, with F. W. Eaton & Co , r. 202 Ellis
Turton Henry S., wharfinger Mission Wharf No. 2, r.
202 Ellis
Tuscarora Consolidated Mining Co.(Tuscarora, Nev.)
J.J. Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Tuschinsky John, dressmaking, 122lj Stockton
Tuska Uriel J. bookkeeper Welby & Judge, r. 1133
Ellis
Tuska Waldemar J., attorney at law, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 27-28 r. 723 Golden Gate At
Tu88iant J., r. 638 Commercial
Tustin Ferdinand, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 247
Tehama
Tustin George W., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 245 Te-
hama
Tustin Paul J., with Abner Doble, r. 247 Tehama
Tustin William I., mnfr quartz mills, r. 1030 Twenty-
first
Tuthill George W., carpenter G. A. Nagle, r. 1713
Polk
Tutie Rudolph, laborer, r. 1910 Powell
Tutt Lilbert B. waiter Palace Hotel, r. 557 Howard
Tuttle B. F. (Hill & Co.) r. 7 South Park
Tuttle George F. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.) r. 520 Taylor
Tuttle H., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Tuttle Harry F., clerk Hill & Co., r. 7 South Park
Tuttle Joliii, wood and coal, lime and laths, 616
Haight, r. 537 Halaht
Tuttle Joseph, r. 636 Post
Tuttle Joseph, clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo &
Co.. r. 22 Geary
Tuttle Joseph, commission and mining agent, :
315 Front, r. 527 Taylor
Tuttle Leonard R., bookkeeper, r. 7 South Park
Tuttle Simeon E , restaurant, 161 Ninth
Tuttle William S., groceries, NE cor Florida am
Twenty-fourth
Tway Annie, nurse, r. 2714 Pine
Tway Ephralm F. (Chrestofifersen & Tway) r. 1!
Stevenson
Twede Charles, clerk, r. E s Scott nr Greenwich
Tweed John M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tweed Mitchell, laborer Henry Coubrough jc Co.,
516 Howard
TweedaleTheophiliusS., janitor Mechauics' Pavilioi
Tweedale Thomas C. clerk Mechanics' Pavilion
Tweedie Daniel, beer bottler, r. 560 Sanchez
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 2
Glover
Tweitmann Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE oc
Folsom and Tenth
Twelfth Lighthouse District, office 809 Market
Tweiity-seventli Street Metliodist Epis
copal Churcli, Rev. Edward P. Deuuett pasto
S s Tweuty-seveuth bet Church and Sauchez
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (smallpox) DeHaro b<
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Twicnell A. M. Mii-s, r.621 Bush
Twichell Frank, shipping clerk John Hoey, r. 61
Bush
Twichell George E., foreman John Hoey, r. 621 Bue
Twigg Charles, boatbuilder John Twigg, r. SE
Ritch andKiug
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rwiK« J<jliu. boaibinlder. SE cor KiUK and Ititch
TwiHKB l>«niel A., varieties. 408 Tliinl
Dwitik'w J"l'ii W.. a8»ayer U. S. Miut, r. cor Qougb
iiiul liroadway
- MarRHret, liqworBaloon, 501 Seventh
i aiiiel H. (Sproiil & Twlug) t. 511 Jones
1 rank 8. (Hills * Twing) r. .-)11 Jones
i Iward. clerk, r. IOCS Howard
rwis> F. 1. Mrs., lURtriictress New Home Sewing Ma-
i ihiue Co.. r. 501 Pout
irwiss Jessie Misa, steuugrapher Castle Bros., r. 601
PnRt
TWIST J. F.
dentist, ofllce und
r. <.K»C Itlarkft, rooms 4-5-0
r\viste<l UJre Box-Strap Co. (New York) wire
strairs. A. I. Hall & Son aReuts, 5.28-530 Market
Twit.bell Clisrles H.. r. 26 Thirteenth
Two Brothers Saloon, Frederick Schumacher
proprietor, 36 Steuart
Jwuhey t>. Mrs., widow, r. 2U Turk
Jwoliey James, r. 16 Tehama
Jwohiy John J., clerk, r. 214 Turk
Jwohi y Joseph, r. 1906 Dupont
tar Twohey. See Toohey and Tooby
TwobiR Jeremiah, harness cleaner St. Lawrence
Stable, r. 1030 Treat Av
Twobiu Johanna, domestic 2'0V4 fourth
TwohiR John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19 Free-
Ion
Twobig Joseph I., g-rand secretary T. M. I., 121 Post,
room 12. r. 1030 Treat Av
<t^ Twobig. See Toobig
Twomey Jeremiah, groceries and Uquorl, NW cor
Sierra and Michigan
Tworney Mary, widow, r. 238 Sixth
■igr Twomey. See Toomey
Twomlv hienjamin, billposter r. 424 Sannome
Twyford Alfred, warehouseman Haslett & Bailey, r.
423 Sixth
Twyford William J., warehouseman Haslett & Bailey,
r. 617 Castro
Tyberg Julius, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Tygh Frank, janitor Merchants Exchange, r. 1316 Sac-
ramento
Tyler \., with Overland Monthly, r. Oakland
Tyler A. F., cutler, r. 629 Sacramento
Tyler A. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 1523 Polk
Tyler Byron, carpenter, r. 715 Howard
Tyler Charles, mining engineer, r. 200 Stockton
Tyler Cyren, special policeman, r. 1523 Polk
Tyler E. Mrs., widow, r. 801 Ellis
Tyler Edward 8.. salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 710 California
Tyler F.lizHbeth (S. H. Tyler & Son) r. Oakland
Tylt-r Frank, expreesmati, r. 612 Birch Av
Tyler Frank H. (S. II. Tyler & Son) r. Oakland
Tyler Frank H.. merchant, r. 801 Ellis
Tyler George S., clerk New Zealand Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Tyler George W. (Tyler & Tyler) r. Alameda
Tyler Jacob, signpaiuter, r. Monterey House
Tyler James L.. clerk M. P. aud M. Dept S. P. Co., r.
935 Sutter
Tyler John, solicitor F. 0 Baxter, r. 424 Sansome
Tyler John F., assiwtant librarian 8. F. Law Library,
r. 616 Grove
Tyler Joseph, seaman, r. 263 East
Tyler Mart ha T. Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r, Alameda
Tyler Roland A,, r. 16 Wood
Tyler Samuel, civil engineer, r. 200 Stockton
Tyler 8. H. & Son (Fiank H. and Elizabeth) coffee,
splciB. etc., 218 Sacramento
Tyler William B. (Tvler & Tyler) r. Alameda
Tyler William I-., r. 7 Margaret PI
Tyler Hi Tyler (George W. and William B.) sttor-
neys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 24-25
IN THE
EXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
w, h J, wsm h CO,
>Iuniiriii liir<r< of
WINDOW SHADES
641 to 647 MARKET STREET
McBrlde.
13W A I
.!
Tynan Patrick. lioHller M
bama
Tynan Rob' rt. l.lsckanilth'H hilpor JiniliusHendy Ma- '
chine Works, r. W^\ Itoae '
Tyndall Fr.d. rick. cUrk. r. U.-M Union
Tyndall H.. po ter. r. \:^\ Hanacb j
Tyndall Jhiuch F.. aHhiHtant O'Connor. Moffatt * C-.
r. 15H Rausch
Tyndall Jiremlah. pTter. r. 155* riWuicb, rear
Tyuell E. A., r. 1425)* Valencia
Tyuer William, policeman, r. 2.'«1 Tehama
Tynes David (T\ncs A: M. Oulrel r. 5. Bn<adwiy
Tynr-H A: Mdiulre (David Tynes and Wtlllam Mc
Guire) liquor saloon. 5 Bioadway
Typographical Union Rooms, 6(jC Montgomery, room
Tyrrell Ann, widow, r. 1121 H FoUora
Tyrrell Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 518 Mlnoa
Tyrrell David M., mining, r. 1425 !< Valencia
Tyrrell Frank, foreman Wurnn ft Co.. r. 1004 Howard
Tyrrell Frank, printer William Buahnell, r. \\l\.%
Folsom
Tyrrell Frank J., plasterer, r. 1807 MiKsion
Tyrrell Frederick, clerk, r. Utri Mason
Tyrrell Frederick J., conductor Geary St. RR . r. 30
Wildey
Tyrrell George, bookkeeper, r. '205 Fair Uaka
Tyrrell Iiiigo. journalist, r. 131 Mcmtgomery
Tyrrell James, foundryman Byron Jackaon, r. 28
Freelon
Tyrrell James J., clerk Ring Bros., r. 1605 Paciflc At
Tyrrell Jerome, calker, r. 336 H«in
Tyrrell Jerome, packer D. Ohirardelll k Sons. r.
1121)4 Folsom
Tyrrell John, shoemaker, r. Cortland Av nr Cbapul-
tepee. B. H.
Tyrrell John, laborer, r. 1605 Paclflo Av
Tyrrell John U . carriage blackmnltb. 446 Brannan
Tyrrell Joseph F., painter M. J. ft J. J. Donovan, r.
14 Madison Av
Tyrrell Nellie Miss, dressmnker. r. 55« Minna
Tyrrell Thomas. laborer S. P. Co.. r. 13H OenSTS
Tyrrell William, clerk, r. 31 Waller
Tvrrell William, clerk, r. 20 Wildcy
Tyrrell William D., reporter Commercial Newa, r.
ii.W Howard
Tyrrell William E. clerk Market 81. RR., Janetloo
Market and Valencia
xar T\ mil. See Terrlll. Tlrrell and Turrell
Tysoe M. J., manager Or-nt Am. Importing Tea Co..
2008 Fillmore, r. 637 Ed<ly
Tyson Andrew J. (Tyson ft Hill) r. 925 WaablDgton
TvHon D. Mrs., widow, r. 1 (2 Perry
Tyson George, clerk South Point Warebouie, r. 801
Fourth
Tyson George H.. special agent Klremaoa Fund Id*.
Co.. r 31 EMsex
Tyson Isalali, exprenaman, cor Stockton and Vallrjo.
r. 1518 Powell, rear
Tyson Jacob, printer J. H. L«o ft Co.. r. 121 Ninth
Tyson Jacob. teaiiiHtcr G. W. y'lark
Tyson James, bookkeep-r Cbarira NelaOD. r. 31 t»»»x
Tyson James L.. lo4iii»ler, r. 121 Ninth
Tyson John. Hcaiiian. r 2ii3 Kaat
Tyson Joseph, clerk Dlalrlrt Attorney, r l.n« Baker
Tyson Joseph J., piclun frame uiufr. r. 1*1 UorlanJ
TvHon M. A.Mrs, r. 121 Nlnlb
Tvson M%rgar. t. widow, r. 121 Silver
Tyson Mitchell, clerk I'ac Pine Lurat)«r Co.. r. SI
Tyson Kobert J., clerk Klrrmana Fund loa Co . r. 11
Essex
Tyson WillUni. lab -rr-r. r. 519 Sacrarnentn
Tyson ft Bin (Andrew J. T.vaon and George Dill)
butchers. HE cr Clay and H..wrU
Tylhe Patrick, lalwrer 8. t. Bridge Co.. f. B«ld7 ■
Hotel
737
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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510 California Stre«t.
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1168
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W. W. XHontague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOLISH AND AMERICAN
encanatic-. Uluzed and Plain.
809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
u
Uanelli Blchard, macbinehand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. Alameda
TIbhaue Brothers (John and Frank) barbers, 12 Geary
Ubhans Frank (Ubhaus Bros.) r. 18 Metcalfe PI
Ubbaus John (UbhauS BroB.) r. U17 Laguna
TJchtman Henry, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
212 Twenty-fourth
Uda^a-wa Samnro, secretary Japanese Conaul-
ate. 107-109 Pbelan Bldg
Uddin John N. {Oleson & Uddiu) r. 1017 Capp
"Ddell Alva & Co., excursion agents. 420 Montgomery
Udell Lafayette W., plasterer, r. 22 'Willows Av
tJebelmesser Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 13 Page
TJeberbacher J. Jesse, carriage trimmer C. H. Laage,
r. 1227 Union
Uebner Ernest (Uebner & Komsthoft) r. 337 )i Turk
Uebner Frederick, bakery, 800 Greenwich
Uebner & Komsthoft (Ernest Uebner and Albert
Komsthoft) bakery, SE cor Turk and Hyde
UetBnger George W., draftsman W. H. Smyth, r. 18k
Harriet
Uellau Mary, silkworker Higglnbotham & Co., r. 835
Tehama
Uellau Susan, widow, r. 335 Tehama
Ugarte Manuel, porter, r. 6 Hinckley
Uglow Kichard, carpenter, r. 1618 West Mission
Uglow William, with Fisher & Co., r. 1618 West Mis-
sion
Uhl Adolph, secretary Pac. Stock Exchange, 314 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Uhl George, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage
Co., r. 1053 Harrison
Uhl George, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, room 9, r.
Oakland
Uhl George Jr., with George Uhl, r. Oakland
Uhlenbrock August, laborer Custom House, r. 929
Pacific
Uhlhorn Charles F., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. Oak-
land
Uhlig Carl, draftsman State Board Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 623 California
Uhlig Carl J. A., clerk Pac. Planing Mills, r. 506 Bran-
nan
Uhlig Robert, teacher violin, r. 415 Franklin
Uhlman John, contractor, r. 834 Folsom
Uhlmann William (William Uhlmann & Co.) r. New
York
Uhlmann William & Co. (William Uhlmann and Hugo
Eloesser) hop merchants, 120 Battery
Uhly Frederick, carpenter, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Uhr Morris, teamster, r. Trinidad nr Yazoo
Uhrlandt Hermann E. (Eadovich & Uhrlandt) r. 413
Kearny
Ulbrich Otto, bartender, r. 736 Green
Ulferr T., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
UUius GusUve, molder George H. Mixer, r. 184 Perry
Ullman A., stock clerk Sach Bros. & Co., r. 735 Geary
Ullman Benjamin, salesman, r. 736 Geary
Ullman William, r. 105 Prospect PI
Ullniann Maurice, merchant, r. cor Park Boad and
Park Hill Av
Ullner Frank, contractor, r. 512 Francisco
UUner William C, sewing machine agent, 527 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 2105 Jones
Ullom Daniel A., carpenter, r. 232 Fourth
Ullrich Henry, tailor, r. 632 Green
Ullrich Otto, bartender Henry Dippel, r. 736 Green
Ullurich Peter, laborer, r. 114 Natoma
Ulm Adam, real estate, r. 730 Bay
Ulman Adele, widow, r. 2811 Clay
Ulman E., driver, r. 10 Ash Av
Ulman Victor E., mnfg clothing, 13 Pine, r. 2811 Clay
Ulmann Lewis, whitewasher, r. 15 Folsom Av
Ulmann O. T., r. 202 Sixth
Ulmer John, engineer, r. 941 Fourteenth
Ulmer Milton E., clerk, r. 637 McAllister
Ulmer Mosef, tobacconist, r. 822 Lombard
Ulp Alfred, inspector Custom House, r. 113 Eddy
Ulp C. P., r. llUTurk
Ulrich Adam B., baker, r. 1239 Folsom
Ulrich Albert, carpenter, r. 608 Bush
Ulrich Antonio A., bartender George Dawson, r. 1160
Market
Ulrich Charles, journalist Chronicle, r. 808 Bash
Ulrich Frederick, clerk, r. SE cor California and
Lyon
Ulrich George, carpenter, r. 608 Bush
Ulrich J. Alvin. tailor, r. 1818 Jessie
Ulrich John, laborer, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
Ulrich John G., cutter Mann & Benedict, r. 1818 Jes-
sie
Ulrich Joseph, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. S s North Point nr Larkin
»- Ulrich. See Oelrich and Ullrich
Ulrichs J. F., with Schacht & Lenicke, r. Alameda
Ulsaver M. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 506 Powell
Ulsh Reuben L., bookkeeper Edgar J. De Pue, r. Port
Costa
Ulshofer Matthias, tailor Joe T. Poheim, r. 1110 Mar-
ket
Ulstein Peter J., tanner, r. 102 Julian Av
Ultman Theresa Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant Av
Ulvand F., r. 624 Fourth
Umbach Christian, porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
1429 Twenty- fourth
UMBSEN G. H. & CO.
(Gustave H. IJmbsen) real estate, lioase
brokers and general auctioneers, 14;
Montgomery
Umbsen Gustave H. (G. H. Umbsen & Co.) r. Oriel
Hotel
Umbsen Harry P., collector G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.
SE cor Eleventh and Natoma
Umbsen Philippine, widow, r. SE cor Eleventh and
Natoma
Umhalt Annie, widow, r. 123 Francisco
Umhalt Julius, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., i.
123 Francisco
Umland Amandus A., spinner 8. F. Cordage Factory,
r. S s Sierra bet Vermont and Kansas
Umland Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S s
Sierra bet Vermont and Kansas
Unberto Parmi, laborer, r. 446 Union, rear
Unckenstein Otto, r. 416 Harrison
Unckless George W., stevedore, r. 3 Vincent
Uncle Sam Wine CeUars and Distillery,
(Napa. Cal.) C. Carpy & Co. proprietors, office
515-517 Sacramento
Unda Peter A., clerk R. A. Swain & Co., r. Berkeley
Underbill Frank, r. 1122 Hyde
Underbill George L., cashier Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 2111 Pine
Underbill Gilbert E., furniture, 1070 Howard
Underbill Henry B. Jr., secretary Selby Smelt-
ing and Lead Co., 41ti Montgomery, r. 1926 Pine
Underbill Jacob, insurance broker, 215 Sansome, r.
Grand Hotel
Underbill Jamefl A., cabinetmaker, r. 2527 Mission
Underbill Mary A., widow, r. Old People's Home
Underbill William A., with Pac. Improvement Co., r.
1423 Jackson
Underwood Catherine E., widow, r. 2202 Misson
Underwood Charles D., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos., r. Oakland
Underwood George H.. patternmaker 8. F. Tool Co.,
r. 1116 Pacific
Underwood James G., examiner Cuctom Honse, r.
Oakland
Underwood S. Mrs., r. 310 Stockton
Underwood Susan, widow, r. 1116 Pacific
LOWEST PEIOES.
FINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSORTMENT.
SEAMISH'S
M.4RKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO,
Manufacturers of £lxow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marte SL
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Iwas^n^tPn st 1 PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
UND
IKV.l
IM
Under^rriterg, Amsterdam (James De Frenieryi
410 Battery; Bordeaux (Eugene Thomas 'a:
Co.) 617-619 Sansome; Bowton (Joseph S. Bacon)
218 California; Bremen (Hy. Balzer & Co.) 20'J
Sansome ; French (Edouard Chevassus) 205 San-
some ; Germanic Lloyd (Mueckc & Co.) 319 Cali-
fornia; Hamburg (Hellraann Bros, .t Co.) 525
Front; Havre (Gustaye Touchard) 416 CalJfomia ;
Marseilles (Gustave Touchard) 416 California ■
London Lloyds (Catton, Bell & Co.)4n6California;
New York Marine (Oliver Eldridgei 3(tn California •
Philadelphia (Joseph S. Bacon) 218 California ; San
Francisco Fire 307 Sansome ; San Francisco Ma-
rine (E. L. Woods secretary) 219 Sansome
Underwriters' Fire Inspection Bureau, office 307 San-
some
Undervrriters' Fire Patrol of San Fran-
cisco, Russell White captain, Station No. 1, infi-
108 Jessie ; Station No. 2, NE «or Polk and Eddy
Unesko Andrew, bootblack, 327 East
Unfried Peter, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 325^ Bush
Unfried Rose Mrs., furnished rooms, 325 3^ Bush
Unfup John F. W.. groceries and liquors, 733 Mont-
gomery Av. r. 1924 Mason
Unga Mining Co. (Alaska) B. L. Burling secretary,
62-63 Nevada Block
Ungaretti August, capmaker M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
727 Minna
Ungaretti Frank (Ungaretti. Llppi & Co.)r. 15 Bruce PI
Ungaretti, Lippi fc Co. (Frank Ungaretti and Csesar
Lippi) commission merchants, 214 Washington
Unge Axel, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Unger Adolph, real estate agent, 330 Montgomery, r.
Fruit Vale •
Unger Annie N. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Auuiist, cooper, r. 32 Frederick
Unger Charles, baker, r. 524 Jessie
Vauer Cress, clerk Custom House, r. 768 Harrison
Unger Eugene, salesman Porter, Slessinger k Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Unger Frank L., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board. 327 Pine, r. Lick House
Unger Joseph, machinist, r. 1017 Battery
Unger Louis, butcher, r. 190S Larkin
Unger Marcus, merchant tailor, 726 OTarrell
Unger Milton, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1317
Gough
Unger Rachel Miss teacher Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Rose, widow, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Unhard J. L., r. 871 Market
Uniack George, bellboy Pacific Club, r. 104 McAllister
Uniao Portuguezs, Antonio M. Vincente editor, 525
Front, rooms 1-2
Union Artificial Stone Paving Co., Theodore Van
Tassell manager, 321 Mi'ntgomery
tJnion Bank of Australia, Hellmann Bros. &
Co. aeents, 525 Front
TJnion Billiard Hall, Miiller & Schmalz propri-
etors, 6:i8 Sacramento
Union Block, junction Market and Pine
UNION BOX FACTORY
Rogwell E. Morey superintendent, H4-
12G Kpear
Union Bre^very, Henning Thode proprietor, 326
Clementina
Union Building, 415 Montgomery
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
(Cincinnati, Ohio) James McKinley
general manager, John I»I. Morton gen-
eral iigent, 137 Montgomery
Union Club, NW cor Post and Stocliton
Union Consolidated fmiver Mininf; Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 303
California, room 11
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. '^EXAMINER."
MOST WeWS!
r CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMINTS !
W. & J, SLOAN[ & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED
641 to 647 MARKET STEEET.
Union Endow ment
Kropp maDaKer. office 136
rr ur . ^Mnloal Benefit AssD
^tilliam H. Thompson ..rrel.ry, .% Odd
Fellows' Bldg, cor Market nnd •seventh
rrniou J.Mu-.. Co.. 1). L \Uy.n. n.,.,.«.r. 117 .Main
Union i-ire and Marine Insurance Co. at
Aew Zealand, L<»iiH L. Broniwrll luansffer. 3IH
California
Union liatliug Band.
Kearny
Union Glass Co., E. W. Scott presUleat, 3»-ll Mer- !
chants' Exchange i
Union Gospel MihSlon, J. W. Thomaa, 918 Howard
Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.. C»l.) U. Plcb-
oir secretary. ;(20 Sansome, room 24 I
Union H .11. 8 s Howard, bet Thlnl and Fourth I
Union Hotel, W s .Ml.lilpHn, bit Napa and 'ihasU
Union Hotel, Adam Wagner proptr, :n Uayi-K
Union Hotel (New) John Burke proptr, 515 Howard
Union House, John H. Burfeind proj.tr, NE cor
Bay and Larkin
Union House, Thomas F. Priest proptr, W ■ Illinois.
bet Napa and i^ierra
Union House Tlie, •nn-•a^^ Montgomery At
UNION ICE CO. L.oy.,Tev.s pre..
dent, K. W. HopkiiiH vlce-|ire*ideiil, J.
H. Thontps<iii seerelary, <'. A. (irntv
treasurer, Jacob Il<iehn sup«<riMlenfl-
ent, John Cashin and .lo«epli .>Iartln
asMistanI superiiilendents, ofn<'« 735-
707 Fourth
Union Improvement Co., general ccnirsctora,
David H. Jones president, George W. Miller sec
retarv, ZM) Pine, rooms 46-47
Union India Rubber Co. (N-w York) K. H. ;
Pease Jr. and S. M. Uuuyon aiieuta. S77-579 Mar- '
k.t
Union Iiisuranre Co. (Are an<l marine of San .
Francisco) Gustave T(puoliard prehldeut. James Ii. I
Bailey secretary. 416 Cnllfornia
UnionIn8uranceCo.(ofPhlUd<l phial Jacobs* Eastun
general agi-nts. 423 California '
Union Insurance Society of ('RUlon (limited) Pag« '
Bros. ageiilB. olTlce 302 California
Union Iron Works, George W. Pri Ncott pnaldent. '
Irving M. Scott general min»«er. Henry T.
Scott vice-president and treamirer. J. O'H tmnn
secretary, works Potrero, offlce NK cor Ulsalou !
and First
Union I^oan AHSociation, L. L. Dennrry secr^
t.iry, 423 Califi>rnlB
Union Machine Co., Kutner. Bepler k Co. pmplrs. ,
116 Main
Union Malt House, Cliarl'M I .
1413-1415 FolKoIii, om.e .'..t.'. S:i: -
Union Marine Insurance Co.
UNI1"''Iet1llTc CABTRIOGE CO.
niuniifattiiiei-N iliii ami <<iil«r ll»r
cartridtfo". bru»Ba..d pu|Hrsli»t ••»'-«|».
-wads, primers, biillel*, elr., I. K. U.
Orubbairent, 10 Front . , ^. ,
Union Mills (tur.ka. IIur„»...ldt Cm Charlrs Nrlson
UNiofiufilAL life insurance CO.
(of Main. Kodi.e, II. .M«rrh....l m«n.
n,fer. »«« Monltf ornery, room n
Union Oil Co.. On.ar V. (ierzab. k m.i.atfrr. nIk
B SrhloSH trcaHur.r. inaiiufa. lurers luhrlrsllna
oils and compoun.lit. 3i:t-:il.'. Krnl
Union Pacific RalMvay. P W Hit, hr-.k B-n
eral a«ent. otHcl Monttfi'inrry
mion Pacific S«lt Co.. John l««rto„ pr^.ld.nl.
A. W. J.ssc nfnry.21''' Sarrsmonlo
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 811. 313, 315 and 317 MAEKEI STKEET
I'uiou Paper Bux Factory, Meyeistein k Cliase
proptrs. il Market
Uniou Primary School, Miss Annie B. Chalmers prin-
cipal NWcor Filbert and Kearny
Uufoii Soap Pnctory, Charles A. Petersen & Co.
proprietors, Hlfi 32-2 Tenth
XJitioit Square, bet Stockton, Powell, Post and
Gearv
UNION SQUAKE HALL
A. A. Sanders i>roprietor, 421 Post,
bet Po\vell and Mason
Union Square House, oo<; Stockton
Union Stra^v Works, Stange & Jaenicke pro-
prittors. 587 Mission, office and Balesroom 505
Market
Union Street Kindergaten, 512 Union
Union Street "IVIiarf, foot of Union
Union Transfer Co., William P. Jordan proprietor,
office 3 Post
Union Tnljing Co. (rubber, of New York) R. H.
Pease Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, 577-579 Mar-
ket
Union Warehouse, George S. IngersoU pro-
prietor, NW cor Union and Battery
Union Water Co. (CalaverHS Co., Cal ) R. R. Grayson
secretary, 22 S. F. Stock and Exchange Bldg
Union W^hite Lead Works, Sullivan, Kelly &
Co. proprietors, 821 Battery, office 112-114 Call-
fornia
Unique Club, George W. Henriques president, H.
Rnndolph secretary, 625 Merchant, rooms 7-8
United Ancient Order of Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
United California Finn Brotherhood, rooms 71 New
Montgomery
United Carriage Co., J. Henley Smith president,
W. G. Oliver secretary, William M. Gwin superin-
tendent, office Palace Hotel, left of main entrance,
ptables 61.i-tJI7 Howard
United Endo-\vment Aisociateg, J.W. Ward Jr.
secretary, office 12R Kearny, room 21
United Fire Re-Insurance Co. (Manchester, England)
322-324 California
ynited Friends of California, B. Dougherty Jr. secre-
tary, rooms Druids' Hall
United Land Association, A. C. Hammond secretary,
39 Merchants' Exchange
United liife and Accident Insurance Asso-
ciation (of New Yorki George R. Sanderson
general agent, 312,Pine
United Order of Honor. Mrs. Frances E. Russ grand
secretary, office 344 Kearny, room 4
United Order of Inventors, rooms 10 California
United Painters' Association, Thomas Poyser man-
ager, 19 Golden Gate Av
United States Appraisers, office U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, second floor
United States Appraisers' Building, E s San-
some, bet Washington and Jackson
United States Army, Assistant Adjutant-General
Military Division Pacific and Department Cali-
fornia, office 204 Phelan Bldg
United States Army. Attending Surgeon, head-
quarters Department California, office 219 Phelan
Bldg
United States Army, Chief Commissary Subsist-
ence Military Division Pacific and Department
California, office 208 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Chief Quartermaster Mili-
tary Division Pacific and Department California,
office 232 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Clothing Depot Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Commandant Military Di-
vision Pacific and Department California, office
201 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Depot Quartermaster Mil-
itary Division Pacific, office 3lj New Montgomery
United States Army, Engineer Military Division
Pacific, otlice 217 Phelan Bldg, Harbor Fortifica-
tions, office 533 Kearny, Lighthouse, office 809
Market
United States Army, General Depot Quarter-
master, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Hi-adquarters Military Di-
vision Pai-ific and Department California, offices
Phelan Bldg' third floor
United States Army, Inspector-General Military
DlviKiou Pacific, office 210 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Judge-Advocate Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
212 Pnelan Bldg
United States Army, Local Paymaster, office 36
New Montgomery
United States Arniy, Major-General command-
ing Division Pacific and Department California,
office 210 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Medical Director Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
216 Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Medical Purveyor Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Medical Storekeeper Mili-
tary Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Military Storekeeper in
charge clothing. Military Division Pacific, office
36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Paymaster Military Divis-
ion Pacific and Department California, office 237
Phelan Bldg
United States Army, Purchasing and Depot
Commissary Military Division Pacific and De-
partment California, office 36 New Montgomery
United .States Assistant Treasurer, office 608
Commercial
United States Attorney, office U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg. thiru floor
United States Barge Office (Revenue Service)
Sea Wall, foot of Powell
United States Board of Examining Sur-
geons for Pensioners, Dr. C. C. McGovern
president. Dr. A. Fine secretary, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 44
United States Bonded and Free Ware-
houses, Haslett & Bailey proprietors, cor Spear
and Harrison
United States Bonded Wareliouse, Gilman
& DanfiirtU proprietors, 716-718 Battery
United States Bonded W^areliouse, John O.
Strauch proprietor, SWcor Vallejo and Front
United St4ites Bfe-»very, F. Kronenberg & Co.
proprietors. S s Fulton bet Franklin and Gough
United States Cartridge Co., manufacturers
metallic cartridges, paper shells, etc., Chas. Sonn.
tag & Co. agents, 114-116 Market
United States Central Railway Co., James Gamble
president, Lyman Bridges chief engineer and
superintendent. Henry Bartling secretary, office
36-37 Nevada Block
United States Circuit Court, Judges' Cham-
bers, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, third floor
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey,
(Western Coast Division) office U. S. Appraisers'
Blag, second floor
United States Collector Customs (Port San
Francisco) office Custtim House, third floor
United States Comb Co. (New York) Goodyear
Rubber Co. agents, 577-579 Market
United States Commissioner of Iinmigra^
tion. Dr. William F. McAllister, 47-49 Merchants,
Exchange
United States Commissioners, L. S. B. Saw-
yer, room 49, Southard Hntfmau, room 63, J. S.
Manley, room 63, F. D. Monckton, room 51. S. C.
Houghton, room 49, U. S. Appraisers' Bidg, Na-
thaniel Holland, 605 Clay
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UNDERWEAR
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"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO,
THE LION fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, 54,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
THE BANCROrT COMPANY
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United States Custom House, W b Battery, bet
WaKliiugtou aud Jiicksuu
United »»tuteii District Court, Northern Dis-
trict (if Caliloruia, Jiulges' Ctiaiubers, U. 8. Ap-
praisers' liWiji. third floor
United States Draymen, otfioe U. S. Appraisers'
Bl.lK. tirst flour
United States Fire Insurance Co. (of New
Y.)rk) Butler & Haldau general agents, 113 Cali-
fornia
United States Geodetic Survey, Professor
George Davidson assistant in cUarge, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg
United States Geolog^ical Survey, oflace U. 8.
Appraisers' Bldg. fourth floor
United States Geolog^ical Survey, laboratory
47 Montgomery Block
United States Grand Jury, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, third floor
United States Hydrosrrapbic Office, (branch)
Merchants' Excliange, ground floor
United States Inspector Boilers (steam ves-
sels) office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspector Dru£^s, office U. S.
Appraist-rs' Bldg, second floor
United States Inspector Foreign Steam
Vessels, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspector Hulls, office U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, first floor
United States Inspectors Post Office De-
partment, office JM Sansome, rooms '27-^8
United States Internal Revenue Bunded
Warehouse. Bode K Haslett proprietors, liOJ
Battery
United States Internal Revenue Collector
office U.S. Appraisers' Bldg. fifst floor
United States Internal Revenue Gaug^ers,
office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. first floor
United States Internal Revenue Special
Agfent, office U.S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 11
United States Land Office, 610 Commercial
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY
Uatl O^ Ferguson pruprieturs, iiOt.3 Six-
leentli, office 33 Tiiird
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
HALL & FERGUSON.
Main OSes: - 3015 Sixteenth Street.
Branch Office: - - 53 Third Street.
MaMotti Firs-Proof MA BnildinE,
ALL MODERP
MACHINERY
IMPROVEMENTS IN
AND FACILITIES.
United States Law Association of New
York City, office fm Kearny
United States Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach,
nr Golden Gate Park
United States Life Insurance Co. (of New York) Dr. L.
Redmond general manager Pacific Coast, office
23.5 KeMrnv „ , ,^^
United States liife Savlnjr Service (Twelfth
District) office U. S. Appraisers' BlJg, second
floor
United States l.ij|;lit House Department
(Twelfth District) inspector's and engineer's of-
fice 809 Market, room vm
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
LACE CURTAINS
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Nr.xT AiHivr r*t\r« nnrtL.
United Stnleii .Murine Corpa, Wciodbalt 8.
bchenck aaslHtant <|uariermaaUr. offloa 61» Hao-
*ouie
United States Marine Hoapital, Proldio ilM-
ervBliou. nr .M..iiiit«iii I.«k.-
United States Marine lioapltal Nervlr«s
Henry W. SawUdle sur^.-on, <>ffi .■ f S. Apprml»rr«'
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Bldg, flr>.t rt.
United States Marine Rem
Itlnif Rendrx-
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BRING GREATEST RESULT
T?..^TES.
United Statex .Marshal, offl -« U. 8. Appralaan'
Bldg, tblrd fl Kjr
United States Mint, Israel Uwton sapwiD- I
tendent. NW cor Mis-l .n and Fifth '
MM States Mntiial Acciflfcnt Association
lof New Yurki Jiinic* O. Ji>ii«-« u*>'*'
eral a(;ent, Flood Bltlif. S\V cor .Markxt
and Fourth
United States Naval L.andln|r, Ei Ea«t, b«t
Clay and Wasbingtnn
United Staten Nwval Omrer (Port of San Fran-
cisco) office CuKtoni Hou-e. thir I fljor
United States Navy Pay Olllre, V. a. Apprais-
ers' Bldg. first floor
United States Panorama Co. (Chlcaco) Rdwaril
A. Schinitl manaiter, SW cor f>ldy and Vltnoo
United States Pension Agency, T. U. Allrn
agent. U.'W Mrinti;oni<ry. room U
United States Post Office, WillUm J. Bryao
PoBtmaster, NW cor Wasblngton an I Batl-ry.
branch offlces: SUtlon A 131)9 Polk; Station B NW
cor Eighth and Mission ; Station C NW -or TweD-
tietli and .Mission ; Station D foot Marliet
United States Protective Bureau, Reurral bna-
inessan I colliction sKentn, 'ij6 Kearny, r<Miii« i 4
United States Railwov Mall Nerrlee
(Eighth Division) office SW cor Jackson and Bat-
tt-ry
United States Receiver Public Moneya (T. 8. I
liindsl office (ilO Comniental
United States Rejfiater Lands, offlc«6IO Com-
mercial
United St ites Restaurant, Ferrsnce Healy proptr, «♦-
.OtSt.lay , ^ „
United States Revenue Steamer John r.
Hartley, berth fo..t of Powell
United States Hocking Orite Bar C. (Chlr.g.l Ht.
nun Keeler manager PaclBc Coast branch, H New
Moiitgoin-ry
Unlteil .States Secret Service Division, omru
V. S. Appraiwr"' IMdg. fln<tfl.H)r
United States Shipplni; Coinmlsslonar, of.
flee 5 Ml B .ll-ry
United S'aler* Shlpplnn ('oinrnt««l<in«Tii atmr Ethsl
and Marion, b.ilh (Jrern SI W|i«r
United Slates Slirnal Olllre. 'T • f».
ob-'ervat >ry 41-4.' Mi>r. Iiai.i
Unlteil Stales Npeilul Atf • '»'-
partment, V. S Ai-prai-r-
Unileil Sl..te« Spocial Aireiil. P — l *»lll r
Di-p trim Mit, S.V .or llitl.ry all I U • » n
Unit<-il Slalew f^leamer Oenrral MrI>o»Trll.
berth W».«lilMg ..n >t Wl,»rf
Unlteil Stale. Siii>-Tre«siiry, '-H Comiu^r-
United Slate* SiipiTvlalntf inspector Hleaua
Vessels (Ktrnt Dl»trl.t) offi. r IS. Appraiser
Bl.lK. nn.t floor
United Slate. Surveyor (Port of
rlHc.) ..ffle Citt .oi l( .11..-. third rt.wr
United Stales Surveyor tJrneral,
C •mill' r Ul „ ,, ,,
Unlteil Slates Treosury llnlMin
United UnVertnker.* Vw' V'Til.V.'^.mr
M. K.dl-n »ai"rliit.-ii.|'iit. M. b.-l Mc>is..omy
in-lHtanl .iip.rl.itni.l.nt. it f Fiftl.
San Fraa-
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TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, mM SANSOMK ST,
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
Of ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
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Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Piro - Plac« Trimininijfa
a. Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
United Viimjrar Fiicturiesi, Churles J. King
secretiiry, 'A'i'A Frout, room 1
United Woiking'inen'8 Co-operative Boot
and Shoe Co., JHiues Butler treasurer, Walter
Rosie secretary, factory 400 Bartlett, depot 513
Mnrket
UNIVERSAL COPYING CO.
for enlarging; portrAitii, A. Heussler
artist and proprietor, l$iO!3 Mission cor
Ei^htli
Universal Hall, 812 Paciac
Universal Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of
London) Wilfrid B. Chapman agent, 123 CKlifornia
University Publishing Co., A. W.H. Mac Ewen agent,
69 Flood Bldg
Unkrotz George, r. 727 Minna
Unlsnd Julius, machinist, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Unna Harry (Jacob Unna & Co.) r. 517 Eddy
Unna Henry, r. 253 Stevenson
Unna Hermann, teacher Spanish, r. 253 Stevenson
Unna Jacob (Jacob Unna & Co ) r. 517 Eddy
Unna Jacob & Co. (Jacob and Harry Dnna) mnfrs
brooms and brushes, 151-157 New Montgomery
Unna Louis, painter City RR., r. 253 Stevenson
Unrath Peter, blacksmith, 2423 Mission
Unrich G T., r. 611 Bush
Unsiun John, carpenter, r. IIIM Webster
Unsworth Archibald C, stenographef Joseph M.
Nougues. r. 206 Valencia
Untermeyer Lilly Mrs., r. 1304 Pine
Unvcrzayt August, boots and shoes, 210 Brannan
Unwin Edward, mnfr novelties, r. 715 Tehama
Upham Bassford H. (Upham & Co.) and traveling
salesman Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. East
Berkeley
Uyham Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co.) r. Oakland
Uphsm Walter S., house and sign painter, 1708 Devis-
adero, r. 1729 Devisadero
Upham & Co. (Bassford H. Upham) wholesale deal-
ers Cal. wines, 325 Sansome
Uphoff Elaine, widow, r. 6 Morey Alley
Uphoff Frederick, r. 6 Morey Alley
Upmar Walter, ruachinist, r. lOSS Mission
Upper San Joaquin Irrigating Canal Co.. F. I. Vas-
sault secretary, office 316 California
Upshur John H., porter, r. 905}^ Jackson
Upson L. A., traveling salesman Siegfried & Branden-
stein, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Upton Brothers (Vernon and Thomas B.) steam
printers, 429 Montgomery
Upton Charles D., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r.
733 Treat Av
Upton Edward P., commercial traveler, r. 735 Pine
Upton Frank F., bookkeeper Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 2255 Mission
Upton John, printer, r. 735 Pine
Upton Mary A., widow, r. 735 Pine
Upton Matthew G., journalist Bulletin, r. Berkeley
Upton Maylon W., receiving teller Pacific Bank, r.
Oakland
Upton Thomas B. (Upton Bros.) r. 735 Pine
Upton Vernon (Upton Bros.) r. 735 Pine
Urbach Ignatz. leather and shoe findings, 618 Wash-
ington, r. 2114 Baker
Urbain Alice Mme, teacher French and music, 704 J<S
Mission
Urbain Eugene, artist, r. 704}^ Mission
Urban Henry, shoemaker Frederick Pfeifl'er, r. 220
Leavenworth
Urban Hugo, cigar mnfr, 601 Montgomery, r. 612 Clay
Urban Joseph, violin maker. 509 Kearny
Urban K., physician and surgeon, 8 Mason
Urban Peter, baker, r. 428 Broadway
Urban School, Nathan W. Moore principal, 1017 Hyde
Urban Vincent, mattressmaker F. Hufschmidt, r. 22
Freelon
Urbane Natali, cabinetmaker, r. 731 Vallejo
Urbigan Theodop, gunsmith C. D. Ladd, r. 529 Kearny
Uren Henry, contractor and builder, r. McAlIisler nr
Willard
Uren John, laborer, r. 15 Boyce
Uren 8. Mrs., chambermaid American Exchange
Hotel
Urfer Charles E., carpenter, r. 614 Bush
ITrfer Einiel, carpenter, r. 614 Bush
Uri V. tlfeCo. (Felix Url and Kaufman Werthelmer)
butchers, 20-26 San Francisco Market
Url Felix (F. Uri fc Co.) r. 1815 O'Farrell
Uri Isaac, bookkeeper F. Crt & Co., r. 1815 O'Farrell
Uri Isidore, butcher, 1220 Powell, r. 17 John
Urlbe Cesario, saddle maker William Davis, r. 722
Broadway
Uribe Francisco N., marblecutter, r. 1608 Mason
Uribe Paulo, bit and spurmaker, r. 5 Pollard PI
Uriih William, clerk, r. 142 Shipley
Uriell SylvanuB, toll collector Mission Wharf No. 2,
r. Oakland
Urloste Adolph de (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jack-
son
Urioste George de (Urruela & Urioste) r. 1916 Jack-
son
Urmy Ralph B., bookkeeper Moore & Smith, r. 1308
Mason
Urmy William S. Rev., pastor First M. E. Church, r.
1308 Mason
Urquhart Edwin, roller maker E. J. Shattuck & Co.,
r. 1 Martha PI
Urquhart George, clerk, r. 4'8 Sutter
Urquhart George, painter S. M. Hills, r, 1228 Green
Urquhart Harry, gripman Market St. RR.
Urquhart Warren, printer, r. 1 Martha PI
Urquhart William, carpenter Pac. Imp. Co., r. 126
Sixth
Urquhart William, machinist Sima & Morris, r. 928
Mission
Urruella Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 1820 Pacific Av
Urruella Juan (Urruella & Urioste) r. 1916 Jackson
Urruella & Urioste (Juan Urruella and Adnlph and
George de Urioste) commission merchants, 202
Market and 3 Pine, rooms 9-10
Urry Alfred, first officer stmr Crescent City, r. 725
Ash bury
Urry Daniel B., second-hand furniture, 155 Third, r.
514 Third
Urry Susan, widow, r. 217 Third ^
Ursenbach Eugene L., clerk, r. 1718 Fillmore
Urtel Louis, shoemaker, r. 112 Fourteenth
Uschold Georee J., boilermaker, r. 930 Mission
Usher Carrie E. Miss, artist, r. Grand Hotel
Usher James L., Cal. Transfer Co.. r. 324 Ellis
Usher J. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 O'Farrell
Dsher John, r. 400 Fifth
Usher John, hog ranch, NW cor Carolina and Center
Usher John F., truckman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 439
Sixth
Usher John P., foreman stable Pac. Transfer Co., r.
27 M Clara
Usher Julia, r. NW cor Carolina and Center
Usher -chuyler, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 247
Second
Usher William H., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 126
O'Farrell
Usinger Courad, clert naval office Custom House, r.
Alameda
Ustick W. Livingston, clerk John D. Spreckels &
Bros..r. 712 Sutter
Utali Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Azel H. Fish secretary, 23 Nevada Block
Utali Powder Co., Henry P. Sonntag president,
C. 0. Hogan seoretarv, office 430 California
Utecht Charles H. J., blacksmith, r. 6 Zoe
Utschlg Adolph, shoemaker, 11 Geary, r. 134 Ridley
Utschig Carl, baker, r. 528 Fifteenth
Utacliig Jolin, manufacturer and dealer boots and
shoes, 322 Bush, r. 124 Shotwell
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKFT ST.. TOR. TH^RI*
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
jRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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ST. :Pn)(lncersnf FINE TABLE WINES
VAL
rtter Frank W., offl.-e 113 Lcidesdorfif
liter Frederick, miner, r. 1040 ."< Twenty-second
Utz Adam, laborer S. F. Piouetr Woolen Factory
Tzuay Charles A., salesman Greeubaum & Co.,
Alameda
Cznay Frances Mme. dressmaker G. Verdier & Co
617 Webster
Czovich John, restaurant keeper, r. l'?14 Kearny
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Co., Willard V.
Huntington secretary. NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 48
Vaccaezzi Giuseppe, laborer, r 14 Union PI
Vaccari C. M., house and sign painter, 128 Eddy
Vaccari Giovanni, fruits, vegetables and liquors, 401
Union
Vaccaro Agostino. vegetable dealer, r. 420 Filbert
Vaccaro May, widow, r. 9 Gaven
Vaccaro Michael, packer C. B. SpHvalo & Co., r. 9
Gaven
Vacuum Oil Co., 22 California
Vaenberg Abraham (Marcka & Vaenberg) r. 11 First
Vaga Cliarles. laborer, r. 921 Vallejo
Vaga Elvira Miss, ladies nurse, r. 921 Vallejo
Vagg William S., clerk Sacramento Transportation
Co., r. Oakland
Vagts Charles, clerk Philip Fernandez, r. 1621)4 Post
Vagts .John D., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1621 )i
Post
Vahey John, stevedore, r. 6 Billings PI
Vablbush Louis, butcher Hofmunn & Woenne, r. 29 J4
Oak Grove Av
Vatile Henry, liquor saloon, 66 Fourth, r. 244 Jessie
Viiil A. H. (Sanborn. Vail ><c Co,) r. 321 Van Ness Av
Vail Charles A., shipping clerk Wellman, Peck & Co.
r. 1827 Stockton
Vail Charles H., clerk D. C. Smith & Co., r. Humboldt
Hotel
Vail David H., secretary Deming Palmer Milling
Co.. 110-116 Sacramento, r. 2209 Devisadero
Vail Edward, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 429 Lar-
kln
Vail Frank A., with Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 321 Van
Ness Av
Vail Louisa Miss, r. 2836 California
Vail Uobert R., bookkeeper J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1810
Green
Vail Walter H., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r,
1S27 Stockton
ter Vail. See Vale
Valle- James painter, r. 2014 Vj Stockton
VaiLsJohn, painter, r. 2014 J^ Stockton
Vailes John E. F.. presser Charles Mayer, r. 325)4
Chestnut
Vailes Peter, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Vail- s Richard, painter, r. 2014)4 Stockton
VaillHut Eugene, liquor saloon, 641 Commercial, r.
fi:!6 Commercial
Valadie Leon, compositor Le Franco-Callfornien, r.
1413 Sacramento
Valasqne John, porter M. W. McChesney & Sons, r.
SW cor Stockton and Union
Valce Michael, laborer, r. 806 Third
Valdez Josefa, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Valdez Zeferino, groceries, 1326)4 Dupont, r. 1530
Stockton
Valdivla RIcardo, printer, r. 26 Sixth
Vale Amos M., r. 624 Fourth
Vale William, real estate agent, 19 Montgomery, r.
'112 Pine
Vale. See Vail
Valencia Andrew, cardrlver, r. 307 Fourth
Valencia Antonio, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 827
FolBom
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Valencia Henry L, buyer Kean,. Dr.. r 10ii3 Oak
Valencia Leo, barber, r. S h aixtMi.lh l>«t (iuarrvro
and Dolores
Valencia .Manuel, artist, r. 1909 Mlaaloo
Valencia Peter, porter M. W. McObeanay * 8on«, r.
14 Salmon
Valencia Ramon R.. tinsmith W. W Mont«<nje 4 Co
r. 462 Minna
Valencia Salvador, barber Theodore C. I.«rap« r. S
Martha PI "^
Valencia Street Branch .Market Htr«>«t
Cabl.- Railway Co., J. L. WlHrutt i^rrUrj.
othce foot of Market, general c.mce NE ror Fourth
and Townsend
Valencia Street Grammar School. Joneph O'Connor
principal, Es Valencia bet Twenty-aecood and
Twenty-third
Valencia Street Station 3. P. Co.. Junction ValencU
and Twenty-fifth
Valente Carlo, laborer, r. 117 Gilbert
Valente Condadlno, scavenKer, r. 522 Filbert, r«ar
Valente Domiiiico, pastemaker. r. S17 Greenwich, rear
Valente Filippo, workman Yoaemlte Flour Milla, r.
.522 Filbert
Valente Joseph, wood and coal, 1210 Stockton, r. 443
Union
Valente Joseph L., bookkeeper, r. 4 T>afayette PI
Valente Louis, candytuaker L. Demartlul Jk Co., r. 617
Greenwich, rear
Valente Luigi, paste mnfr and bakery. 214-316 Broad-
way
Valente Priam, scavenfier, r. .522 Filbert, rear
Valente Rafael, baker, r. 11 Jasper PI
Valentine Andrew W., teamster, r. 8W cor Twentieth
and Harrison
Valentine Anthony, teamster, r. 2KM Stockton
Valentine Archibald C, carpenter, r. N « Yolo bet
Utah and Nebraska
Valentine August, bottler Chicago Brewing Co., r. 339
Tenth
Valentine Betsey, widow, r. 1620 California
Valentine Charles, teamster, r. 9 Hinckley
Valentine Charles J., teamster, r. 2134 SU.ckton
Valentine Clara, widow, hair dreaaer, r. 518 Powall,
rear
Valentine Jacob, expressman, 130 Sanaoine, r. 631
Fulton
Valentine James T., New York dept WpIIs Fargo k
Co., r. 646 Folsom
Valentine John B.. b.«kkeeper J. Mancovloh k Co.,
r. S H Francisco nr Larkin
Valentine Jolin J., vice-president and Renerml
manager Wells Fartto k Co., NE cor Baaaoui* and
Halleck, r. Fast Oakland
Valentine John W.. clerk auditing dcpt Well* Fargo
& Co.. r. 1012 Bu»h
Valentltie Joseph F., molder Occidental Foundry, r.
403 Grove
Valentine Leon, laborer, r. 619 Parlfle
Valentine I.ouls. laborer, r 'i.M) Tehama
Valentine M. Mrs. r.4:il(}eary
Valentine Margaret, widow, r. 8W cor Tw.nUelh
and HarrlH<m
Valentine Marlon M., coini>o«ltor r ffll Fulton
Valenilne Martin W., homier, r. h75 Folnom
Valentine Mary, widow, r. 2131 SLKiklon
Valentine Maithew. r 123 Shipley
Valentine Richard, tailor, 22i-2J<l Koamy. r U Mel-
Valen*tliie Ronaldo P., bartender, r. 750 r.url«-Blh
Valentine S. D. (FrancU. V.lrnllnr k Co.) r. HjU C*H.
Va/^ntl'ne Thomat B.. with Francla, VaUnUn*
jl: Co., 517 Clay. r. 11" Hvdr
Valentine Vincent, r. 2134 Stockton
vairntinew.D.fc Co "'."i" "•,^":'" t'libiV';:
H. Overion and Jacob F S.ndrr.t .t,K-kbrok»n
and couinilMalon, 2Ii"' M' uIk'""" 'T
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VAL
1174
VAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOUTKUS OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS,
Fire Grates ami Tile.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Valentine Walter D.(W. D. Valentiue & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Valentine Wilhelm (Wolf, Braas & Valentine) r. 108
Siinchez
Valentine William, r. 871 Market
Valentine William, engineer Pac. Soda Co., r. 218
Sixth
Valentiue William, seaman, r. 263 East
Valentine William, waiter Palace Hotel
Valentine William L., clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
r. 218 Sixth
Valentino Andrew, bartender (+all <fe Dunne
Valenzano Clothilee, tailor, r. 212 Propect PI
Vwlenziiela Desire, widow, r. 6 Card Alley
Valenzuela Drodea Mrs., r. 447 Broadway
Valenzuela I^inacio, teamster, r. 447 Broadway
Valenzuela Ipabel, widow, r. 1122 Pacific
Valerga Bartholomeo, r. 5 Gavin
Val'-rga D., tinsmith Pac. Can Co. ,r. 5 Gavin
Valerga Richard D., actor, r. 711 Twenty-third
Valerro Lawrence, teamster, r. 1427 Kearny
Valetti Daniel, r. 6 Stark
Valetti Domenico, scavenger, r. 1 Gaven
Valetti Giovanni B., laborer, r. 3 Union PI
ValianoR George, porter, r. 254 Clementina
Valla Eueenio, r. 11 Jasper Pi
Viille Rafaello, r. 3 Union PI
Valle Gustav, waiter stmr Granada
Valle Paolo, bottler, r. 24 Telegraph PI
VALLEATJ ANDREW L.
job printing, 534 Commercial, r. 1510
Broadway
Valleau Parker, with Bartliug, Phillips & Stilwell, r.
1517 Broderick
Valleau Samuel (J. R. Brodie k Co.) r. 2824 Clay
Valleau Thomas P., r. 1517 Broderick
Vallejo AndroDico, teacher languages and music, r.
10. '7 Market
Vallejo Miguel, laborer, r. 492 Broadway
Valleio N. P., traveling salesman Arpad Haraszthy &
Co., r. Oakland
Vallejo Street Free Warehouse. John O.
Strauch proprietor NW cor Front and Vallejo
Vallejo Street Wharf, foot Vallejo
Vallekin Giovanni, scavenger, r. 2J^ Gaven
VHllely P.Mtrick, teamster, r. 63 Minna
Valleny Giuseppi, laborer, r. 235^ Union
Vallefte William M., clerk auditing dept
& Co., r. 711 Jones
Valley Patrick, teamster, r. 63 Mission
Vallier John, tanner J. 0. Rued * Co., r. 430 Valencia
Vallin Giistav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Vallon Alphonse (Vallon Bros.) r. 143 Ninth
Vallon Brothers (Alphonse and Joseph) laundry, 143
Ninth
Vallon Joseph (Vallon Bros.) r. 143 Ninth
Vallon Perrier, laundryman, r. 218 Ninth
Valpey John O.. artist, r. 1117 Folsom
Valson Louis, cellarman, r. 13 Welsh, rear
Valfoni Paolo, scavenger, r. 15 Gflven
Valfere Charles, stableman, r. 366 Natoma
Valtereo Domenico, r. 1300 Montgomery Av
Valtereoni Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1407 Montgomery
Av
Vamvflles Mitchel E., salesman D. G. Camarinos
V»n Hiram L., laborer, r. 206 Fifth
Van Acker Frank, carpenter, r. 2417 Buchanan
Van Alen William K., real estate, 604 Battery, r. 912
Pine
Van Alstine A. (Van Alstine k Co.) r. Oakland
Van Alstine & Co. (A. Van Alstine and Justin Gates)
mnfrs bitters, 722 Montgomery
Van Aroringe H. A., traveling salesman Samtiel More
& Co.
Van Aneelbeck James, secretary Guardian Mutual
Endowment Assn, office 724}^ Market, r. 310}^
Sixth
1 Fargo
Van Anken Levi, yardman Pac. lloUing Mill, r. Fair-
mount ur Chcnery
Van Antwerp W. K., with L. P. McCarty, r. 325 O'Far-
rell
Van Arsdale William P. (Worden Bros.) r. 454 Sixth
Van Biirgen Claus, porter Holtum & Hartdegen. r.
1825 Union
Van Bergen August, wines and liquors, 425 Sansome,
r. 720 Ca])p
Vnn Bergen Edgar, clerk, r. 1422 Larkin
Van Bergen Edward, clerk Eobler & Van Bergen, r.
H34 Post
Van Bergen George, clerk Eohler & Van Bergen, r.
834 Post
Van Bergen Henry (Kohler & Van Bergen) r. New
York
Van Bergen John W. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 1422
Larkin
Van Bergen Martin, r. 24 Brosnau
Van Berg-en N. «& Co. (Nicolaus and John W.
Van Bergen and Fritz Habenicht) importers and
jobbers wines and liquors, 413-415 Clay
Van Bergen Nicolaus (N.Vau Bergen & Co. and Kohler
& Van Bergen) r. 8.34 Post
Van Bergen Theodore, clerk, r. 834 Post
Van Bergen William, with N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 834
Post
8^" Van Bergen. See Von Bargen
Van Bibber Thomas C, fancy goods, 1305 Polk
Van Blarcom A. Lines, woolbroker, 303 California,
room 19, r. OBkland
Van Bokkelen William A. M., accountant, 81 Nevada
Block, Oakland
Van Brunt Rutaer N., accountant, 318 Pine, room 6
Van Brunt Will R., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. Alameda
Van Brunt William, musician, r. 739 Green
Van Buren I., cook F. M. Burke, r. Montgomery's Ho-
tel
Van Buren T. B., r. 711 Post
Van Burt L. B., salesman, r. 6173^ McAllister
Van Buskirk Howard, asphaltum roofer, r.32 Natoma
Van Buskirk John H., boilermaker, r. 32 Natoma
Van Buskirk William D., saddler, r. 413 Post
Van Collem Leon, cloak mnir, 611 Ellis
Van Court De Witt C, porter Capitol Mills, t. Oak-
land
Van Court Eugene S., clerk Capitol Mills, r. Oakland
Van Court John F., carriage trimmer, 26 Washington
r. 721 Bryant
Van Court John W.. watchman Capitol Mills, r. Oak-
land
Van Crombrugghe August, dentist, r. 216 Powell
Van Croumbrughe Mary C, widow, r. 174 Jessie
Van Daalen Bertus, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
212 Twenty-third
Van Daalen Marcus C, cutter Porter, Slessinger &
Co.. r. 212 Twenty-third
Van Dank John, laborer, r. 3 Zoe PI
Van Dehsen Claus D., clerk, r. NE cor Fourth and
Freelon
Van De Mark Casslus B., salesman George F. Van De
Mark, r. 1926 Howard
Van De Mark George F., president George F. Van De
Mark Mercantile Co., 406-408 Clay, r.230 Ninth
Van De Mark Mercantile Co. George F., L. M. Justis
secretary, 406-408 Clay
Van de Poel Leopold, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 649'
Howard
Van Den Bergh John P., physician, 619 Sixth
Van Denburgh D., dentist, 229 Geary
Van der Hoek J., civil engineer, r. 607 Ellis
Van der Naillen Albert, pre.«ident School of
Engineering, 723 Market, r. 1515 Post
Van der Naillen Albert Jr., assistant teacher School
of Engineering, 723 Market, r. 1515 Post
Van der Naillen E. L., civil engineer and surveyor,
723 Mnrket, r. 1315 Post
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VAN
1175
VAN
Van dpr Vaart Henry W., with Mlddleton & Sharon.
22 Montgomery
Van (ler Veer Matliiiis P.. paper mnfr. r. 2007 Howard
10" Van der Veer. See Vanderveer
Van Dervoort William A., mounter Sanborn, Vail J^
Co., r. 2«a5 Post
Van Uer Wys Dirk, ciRara and tobacco, 226 Mont-
gomery, r. 209 Minns
Van Deuseii George \V., second lieutenant Battery F,
iRt Artillery. U. S. A.. Pie.sidio
Van Deventer Frank, clerk Henry L. Van Wyck, r.
2iiOO Howard
Van Deventer Mary, widow, r. 2600 Howard
Van Doreu CliarU-s E.. clerk, r. SOd Montgomery Av
Van Doren Edward, teamster, r. 8:17 Folsom
Van Doren George W., fancy goods, 50G Montgomery
Av
Van Doren Louis, r. 27.5 Stevenson
Van Doru Charles H., painter, r. 45 Ritch
Van Drake Alfred J. (Van Drake & Co.) r. 1617 How-
ard
Van DrHke & Co. (Alfred J. Van Drake and William
H. Lovick) niachinihts, 108 Main
Van Dusen B. H., bookkeeper Schweitzer & Co., r.
Zil Mason
Van Dusen Edward, painter, r. 2220 Hyde
Van Dusen John, real estate agent. 1005 Market
Van Duspn Stark, r. 21 Hawthorne
Van Duyn D., conductor Sutter St. RR.
Van Wuier Abraham P., attorney at law, 628
Montgomery, rooms 2-3. r. 822 Guerrero
Van Dyck H. C, secretary Nevada Salt and Borax Co.,
310 Pine, room 11, r. Oakland
Van Dyke Elizabeth, r. 2.53 Minna
Van Dvke George B., clerk Thomas Magee, r. 622
Pine
Van Dyke Thomas, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.
Van Dyke "Wallace, woodturner r. 16 Sherman
Van Dyne James, carriagesmith, 229 Ritch, r. NW cor
Army and Shotwell
Van Enimnn Bui ton C, electrician, r. 204 Waller
Van Every Ed-*vln, manager Grangers' Business
Association, 108 Davis, r. 2728 Pine
Van Every Henry, tin and sheet ironware, 2106 Fill-
more, r. 2728 Pine
Van Goethem Frank, tanner, r. 64^ Brosnan
Van Goethem Romaiu, gardener and florist, r. 1211
Powell
Van Oulpen Carl, teacher music, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Van Harlingen William L., commercial traveler, r.
315 M Haight
Van Hoefer Frank, proprietor Larkin Street
Restaurant and Coffee House, 416 Larkin
Van Hoeter Robert, r. 416 Larkin
Van Horn John, helper U. S. Mint.r. Elm Av nr Scott
Van Horn John, waiter, r. Pacific Lod«ing House
Van Horn John M., salesman J. W. Carmany, r. 23
Kearny
Van Horn Launy (Van Horn, Mather & Frost) r. 120
Sutter
Van Horn. Mather & Frost (Launy Van Horn, Abram
8. Mather and Mark B. Frost) publishers, etc..
120 Sutter
Van Horn Thomas C, proprietor Van Horn's Hotel,
43.1 Pine
Van Horn William, with William H. Porter, r. 114
Eddy
Van Horn's Hotel, Thomas C. Van Horn proptr, 435
Pine
Van Housen William, butcher, NE cor Ellis and Lar-
kin, r 809 Van Ness Av
Van Houten S. E. Mrs., widow, r. Kansas bet Hum-
boldt and Si«rra
Van Iderstine David, carpenter, r. 319 Laguna
Van K. uren William R., gripman Market St. RR., r.
26 Park Hotel
Van Kirk Theodore, driver Sutter St. RB.. r. 26
Minna
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
C A li I* !£: T s
.\ND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Vanl.itnk Iiiinibfrt, pr.iprlit.r Ktir«ka Uro..m
Faetory. Sh Seventeenth bet lIowiM and Hb^t-
well, r. 2018 Howard
Van Laak Lamb, rt Jr. bruah maker William N. Van
Laak, r. 9om Howard
Van Liiak William N., proprietor Ennka Bniah
Fa< tory, N s Seventeenth bet Howard and BUoU
well, r. 211 Guerrero
Van Lioben Sels P. J., attorney at law and Con-
sul Paraguay, 5.)0 California, r. lOffi AdvllDe.Ukk-
land
Van Low Charles R., mate. r. 14.17 MUalon
Van Lyken Ole, seaman, r. North Parlllc Hotel
VanMale John J., physician, 101 Grant Av, r. UIH
Oough
Van Matlianeese F. A. O.. bookkeeper Blum. Bald-
win * Girviu, r Brooklyn H. tel
Van Ness Academy of MuhIc, 1109 Van Ne»« Av
Van Ness .\ venue C'lab Ntables, Tuomaa Con-
nors proprietor, 16j0 PaclUc Av
Van Ness Derrick. caplialtnt, r. 709 Manon
Van Ness Garret, shoemaker Solomon Marki. r. 314
Vicksburg
Van Ness George, carpenter Morosco'a Amphitheater.
r. 5 Ewer PI
Van Ness James, shoemaker Cabn, Nlckeliburg &
("o., r. 152 Natoma
Van Ntss James J., manager wine dept Pactflc
Club, r. 1516 Mission
Van Ness Mary A., widow, r. 5 Ewer PI
Van Ness Marian, widow, r. :)U Vlokgtiurg
Van Nesa Seminary, Mrs. Sara B. (J"mble and
Miss Emily Edmumls primtpalii, \ni Pino |
Van Ne-ss Thomas C. (Van Neaa & Roche) r. 1020 ]
Green
Van Ness William F., carpenter. 726 Howard \
Van Ness tSi Roche (Thomas C. Van New and
John J. Roche) attorueya at law. 206 Sanaome. i
rooms 9-11 |
Van Noorden William F.. lUinorsalooD, 1345 Valencia, |
r. 10J3 Capp
Van Norden Robert T., real Mtate B«enU, 413
Montgomery, r. ".Kl."" St.lner
1^" V.>n Norden. See Van Orden
Van Xorntan F.. attorney at law, 628 Montgom-
ery, rooms 33-34, r. 132s Buchanan
Van Nostraml Daniel C, r. 1207 FoUom
Van Noft-and Daniel C. Jr., cutter Henry F. Oabcl.
r. 1'.'07 Folsom
Van Nostrand Frank, r. 1207 Folm.in
Van Nostrand Percy D., bookbinder Uicka h. Judd. r.
1207 Folsom
Van Orden Charles H., foreman book dept U. 9.
Crocker fc Co.. r. 1127 Fulaom
Van Orden David, contra.tor. r. 7 Mont«onierT A»
Van Or.len Emily Miss, teacher muaic. 421 Poat, r.
207 Tw ntyfourth
Van Orden John, r. ;Mn l'l"«
Van Orden 1,.. rlerli. r VOT Twenlvf-urtl.
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Van Otereudorp K , maater itmr /ralandla. r. Ala-
Van PHt'David F.. maater itmr TIbuton, r. 1704
Van^reU Edward (Van Pelt k Kelton) '«»««• V"" v^
Van Pelt Eugene, bellman Palace H"l«<l. r. 41H JJa-
D.. gloTBCutl-r K. O. ronklln * Co
Van Pelt Eugei
Van'i'^tVohn 8., clerk. r.n<M Polk
Van Pelt Louis A., clerk William. Uroe. h Co.. r. 1.04
V.n Pell Peter, chier Kewball'a Dona * Co.. r. 320
Fremont
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATEK.
Pipe FlUine*, »II .Siz««i.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Van Pelt Samuel K., doorkeeper Union Club
Van Pelt William B., second oflBcer Btmr Transit, r.
R'.'a Capp
Van Pelt & Kelton (Edward Van Pelt and Austin
KeltoD) proptrs Stockton and San Francisco
River Express. 418 Sacramento
Van PniBS Edward, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
1715 Hyde
Van Praag Joseph, mining, r. 502 O'Farrell
Van Praag Samuel, liquors and tobacco, 1211 J4 Polk,
r. 1715 Hyde
Van Praag Samuel A., traveling agent Burlington
Route, 32 Montgomery, r. 2049 M Mission
Van Reed Guadalupe, widow, r. 832 Broadway
Van Rensler William, cutter Le-ik Glove Mnfg Co.
Van Reyne^oni Francis W., attorney at law,
26 Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 630 Church
Van Riper James, contractor, r. 1302 Powell
Van Roy C. S., upholsterer W. J. Heney & Co., r. 311
Jessie
Van Sant Q. W., third assistant engineer stmr City of
Sydney
Van Schaack Adeline, stenographer, r. 1832 Jessie
Van Schaack Sarah M., widow, r. 183'i Jessie
Van Schaick Frank C, compositor Call, r. i Ewer PI
Van Schaick Louis H., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 129 Page
Van Schaick Rufus, teamster, r. 617 Fulton
Van Schuyver William O., clerk Lilientbal & Co., r.
1918 Jackson
Van Sicklen Ella, widow, r. 134 McAllister
Van Sicklen F. W. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) , r. Ala-
meda
Van Stavern Frank, cigarmaker, r. 402 Broadway
Van Straaten Benjamin E., superintendent Home of
Peace Cemetery, r. 538 Eighteenth
Van Straaten Emanuel, with I. Asch. r. 538 Eight-
eenth
Van Syckel Morris E., oil refiner, r. 36 Clay
Van Tassel Barnard L., cider and syrups, 120 Golden
Gate Av, r. 325}^ Gold«n Gate Av
Van Tassel Frank, waiter, r. 325 3^ Golden Gate At
Van Tassell Margaret, widow, r. 1252 Montgomery
Van Tassell Theodore, manager Union Artificial
Stone Paving Co., 321 Montgomery, r. 2527 Pine
Van Treit Elizabeth Mrs., r. 863 Mission
Van Vactor E. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Mont-
gomery
Van Vactor H. G.. conductor Sutter St. RR.
Van Vactor William, miner, r. 20 Montgomery
Van Valkeuburgh Francis S., widow, r. 28 Fair Oaks
Van Vlack George E., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. Oakland
Van Vlack G. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1215 Ji Bryant
Van Vlack Herbert J., draftsman Moore & Schulze,
r. 121554 Bryant
Van Vleck D., wood engraver, 432 Montgomery
Van Vllet Julius, jeweler. 752 Market, r. 1217 Web-
ster
VAN VLIET LEON .n.po«„
-watches, diamonds, Jewelry, etc., 103
Grant Av, r. 1 626 Post
Van Vliet Louis, salesman M. Wunsch & Co., r. 1626
Post
Van Vliet Louis, jeweler J. Van Vliet, r. 1217 Web-
ster
Van Vliet Maurice, clerk Leon Van Vliet, r. 1626 Post
Van Voorhles Albert A., soda fountain, 828 Market,
r. 777 Market
Van Voorhies Ruth, widow, r. 777 Market
Van Voorhies Willis, clerk S. F. Planing Mill r. 207
Fifteenth
Van Wagner Cornelius, printer, r. 1923 Howard
Van Walleghem Joseph, marble cutter, r. 29 Harriet
Van Wart Abram J., expressman, r. 202 Sixth
Van Werthier Joseph, clerk John J. Cook
Van Wie Arie, carpenter, r. 1807 Union
Van Wle Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1807
Union
Van Wtnen B., carpenter, r. 1241 Mission
Van Winkle Henry L., with I. 8. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 'il'iO Jackson
Van Winkle I. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2120 Jackson
VAN WINKLE L S. & CO.
(estate of Isaac 8. Van Winklel N. T.
Roinnine nianajE^er, Iron and steel,
heavy hard^vare, hardwood lumber,
blacksmiths materials, horseshoes and
nails, and sole ajfents rustless iron
pipe, 413-415 market
Van Winkle Petir S., farmer, r. 2224 Howard
Van Woruer Albert, brickniaker, r. 2400 Folsom
Van Worner Clara B. Miss, bakery, 2853 Mission
Van Worner Henry J., carpenter, r. 2853 Mission
Van Wyck Crittenden, clerk Pac. Insurance Union, r.
1600 Taylor
Van Wyck Henry L., stock broker, 308 Pine, r. 2237
Jackson
Van Wyck Sidney M. Jr., law clerk Stanly, Stoney &
Hayes, r. 1600 Taylor
Van Wyck S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1600 Taylor
Van Wyck S. R., artist Britton & Rey, r. Oakland
Van Wye Emma Mins, failoress, r. 1104 Mission
Van Wynen Barnett, carpenter W. L. Bovyer, r. 1241
Mission
Van Zandt J. W. Mrs., r. 411 Kearny
Van Zandt Peter, lamp lighter, r. 7 Yerba Buena,
rear
8^ Van Zandt See Vansant
Vanaranda Albert, barber, r. 216 Minna
Vance George, r. 1145 Mission
Vance George, engineer, r. 222 Turk
Vance George P., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
815 Valencia
Vance M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 616 Ellis
Vance Robert A., plumber and gasfitter. 623 Geary, r.
1224 Haight
Vance William, r. 1321 Sacramento
Vancelett John A., brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Oakland
Vaneino Antonio, fruit peddler, r. 728 Green, rear
Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co. (limited) John
Rosenfeld'a Sons agents, 202 Sansome
Vandenberg Garrett, with King Morse Co., r. 41i
Green
Vandenbergh Albert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refijiery, r.
2737 Bryant Av
Vandenbergh Flora Miss, teacher Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 811 Leavenworth
Vandenburgh Frank J., superintendent Telegraph,
S. P. Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
68, r. Oakland
Vandenburgh Henry (Vandenburg & Lewis) r. 245
Eighth
Vandenburgh & Lewis (Henry Vandenburgh and
David Lewis) stair builders, 819 Bryant
B^" Vandenburgh. See Van deu Bergh and Van Den
Bergh
Vandenbos Henry J., harnessmakcr J. A. McKerron,
r. 340 Seventeenth
Vandenbos Jacques, druggist Shaw's Pharmacy, r.
340 Seventeenth
Vandenbrock John, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Vandenhaevel Harry, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Vandenwouwer Alidor, dish washer P. H. Stephen-
son, r 602 Minna
Vander Herbert B.. clerk S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 2215
Larkin
Vanderbeck C. C, physician, ofiBce and r. 405
Eddy
Vanderburgh Maiirice, cutter, r. 2519 Bush
Vanderbilt Joseph, carriagemaker, r. 2015 O'Farrell
Vanderbiit Joseph A., engineer, r. 2108 Taylor
Vanderbilt Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Pacific
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
TJ2STIDE S,^W^E -A. I?.
AT
BEAMISH'S
9IARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
tRPftP HftRASZTHY & CO-iwAs^N^gT^Nsi iProiirietorsof the Orleans Vmeyanl
VAN
1177
VAS
VANDERBILT SYSM OF RAILWAYS.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
"Till- Maf-'iini Kails Itniitc."
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Route ofthf Ni'w Viirk hikI ClikaKD Veetlbuk'd
T.iniilfcl Kxprc.-s.
INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS AND CLEVELAND.
COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILWAYS. (Bee Line)
ST. LOUIS, NEW YORK AND BOSTON LINE.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
"Tin- (;reat F.mr-Tratk Kuiitc."
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
WM. S. BALDWIN, Paoin<- Coai.t AKent
No. 8 New Montgomery Street,
UNDER Palace Hotel.
Vandercook Robert, machinist, r. 26 Turk
Vaiiderlip John J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
140 Rose Av
Vanderslice William K. (W. K. Vanderslice & Co.) r.
Oakland
VANDEESLICEW.K.&CO,
(William K. Vanderslice and Kennetli
Melrose) silverware, Jewelry, ^vatches,
clocks, diamonds, etc., 13G Sutter
Vand-rveen O. M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.. r. 34 J4 Zoe
Vanderwick I., cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 5)4
Harriet
Vaudewater Herman, train dispatcher S. P. Co., r.
no rwenty-third
Vaudewater William C, engineer Pac. Saw Mufg Co
r. .517 Fell
Vandor Paul E., clerk, r. 21(J8 Mason
VaiidrosB Frank, laborer, r. 502)^ Broadway
Vandusen E. A. Mrs., millinery. 121 Post, rooms 19-
20
Vane Louis J., plumber, r. 621 Stevenson
Vane William, musician, r. 427M Oak
Vane William J., musician, r. 320 Lily Av
Vaiieensen A., millwright, r. 537 Sacramento
VaiiKlahn .John H.. grocer, r. 15 Yerba Buena
Vanhersecke Anguste, bookkeeper Gamier, Lancel &
Co.
Vanier A. & H. (Archibald and Hector) cigar mnfrs,
427 Greenwich
Vanier Archibald (A. & H. Vanier) r. 427 Greenwich
Vanif-r Hector (A. k H. Vanier) r. 427 Greenwich
Vanit-r Louis A., tailor, r. 813 Filbert, rear
Vaning William, blacksmith, r. IK Hampton PI
Vauna William, night foreman J. C. Keardon. r. 106X
Third
Vanni John A., presser F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1426 P»-
clfic
Vanni Natalie, sculptor Damlano Mencarinl, r. 1426
Pacific
Vanni Rose MiRs. machine operator, r. 1426 Pacific
Vannice F. L., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Vantio John E., livery stable. 712 Pacific
Vann\icclii Bernardo(Vannucchl Bros.) r. SW cor Pine
and Webster
Vannucrhl Brothers (Bernardo and Eugenic) fruits
and vegetables, SW cor Pine and Webster
Vannucchi EmlUo, fruits and vegetables, 433 Broad-
way
Vannucchl Eugenlo (Vannucchi Bros.) r.SW cor Pine
and Webster
Vannucchi Joseph, laborer, r. 214)4 Sixth
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST Wews:
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADmTISEtfENTS
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE.
CHURCHES, LODGES.'STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641, 643. 845 and 647 MARKET STRECT.
Vannucri Uapliail (Maltcuccl k Vannacrli r 134
Pacific
Vanonto Marck (Vanonio Ac Ciineo) r. Ufl 8»^..nd
Vanonlofc Cuueo (Mark Vatioi.lo and Bartbolonicw
Cnneo) reHlaurnnt, Mf. H«Tond
Vanpoon Louis, porter V. Blaga k Co., r. 9IS Baitary
K7^ Vansant. See Van Ziin.lt
Vaola Antonio, barber Pietro De Gracla, r. 828 Broad-
way
Varian Henry S.. reporter Alta, r. 1010 Powell
Varlel B. H F., attorney at law, 20(i Saasome, room
17, r. Oakland
Varin William H., mlllhand. r. 6 Rnas
Varley Mateo, musician, r. lUH Kearny, rear
Varney B. F., condu. tor Sutter St. RR., r. va Bnttar
Varney Chester L., rlerk, r. 2910 Folaom
Varney Elizabeth H. B. Mrs., teacher Mlaaloa Pri-
mary S. tool, r. 121 Jallan Av
Varney Frank, withThos. H. B. Varney, r. 2910 Folaom
Varney Harry H.. clerk loc»l freigbt office 8. P. Co.,
r. 4l3Bartlett
Varney H. H., shipping clerk Thoa. H. B. Varney, r.
121 Julian Av
Varney John W., musician, r. 2910 Fol»om
Varney Joseph, teamster, r. 609 Seventh
Varney L. H,, contractor, r. ".M>4 Market
Varney Mary Miss, teacher RIncon Grammar School,
r. 121 Julian Av
Varney R.ibert. r. 121 Julian Av
VARNEY THOS. H. B.
importer iron, Hieel, carrlaire haril-
•ware, wheels, ailcH, ■priiiir*, hliirk-
smilliK* and can iaireinukera' «ii|ipll<<«,
etc., 4^-44 Premoiit, Dunahiie BIdtr, r.
33 Julian Av
Varni Antonici, vigefables, Colombo Market, r. Ben-
era nr Micsion Road •
Varni Hartolo. latjorer. r. 11 Jasper PI
Varni Charles, baker r, II JaHl>er PI
Varni Giuseppe, gardener, r. Mission R«)»d nr FIt«
Mile House
Varnl John A., mlllhand, r. 11 Jasper PI
Varsl Alovslus Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatiai
Church, 214 Hayes
Vartel Theodore, clerk, r. 926 Larkin
VasconcelloH Joseph I., stoves and range*, .^2« Waah-
Ington. r. 2l 07 rlny
Vaselato Denis, fruits. Cliff Houae nrterminua P. and
O.RR.
Vaselato Napoleon, fruit". TOi Suiter
Vsslit F. 8. Mrs., r. 92il Market
Vasquez Dotiiliiga, widow, r. California Av nr How-
ard. B. H.
Vasquez Joseph, expressman, r. Ifi Bannam PI
Vasquez MarKUerita, widow, r. MIH Pupoiit
Vaarpiez Maria, wilow, r. IS Bannara PI
Vasqtiez Ravmoti (Ollvar* V««qiiezl r 444 Orron
Vasquez KefuKlo. widow, r. K3:l Paclflr
VasHaiilt Ferdinand, real estate agent. Ml
Montgomery, room Ift. r 6Ji'. VAiij
Vassault Fenllmmd I. (V.ss.ull * Lanel and ae.^
retary Han Joaquin Irrlgalltig Canal Co., MO Cali-
fornia, r. 62" K.ldy
Vawault Lawrence S.. Journalist, r «9n K-'dy
Vassault T. E. Miss wat.r color artist. UH Fl.«d Bld».
r. f.2fi Kd.ly
Vassault k l.aue rFerdlnand I. VaMaiilt and Frank
K. Lane) attorneys at law, office r<M Calirornla.
room IS
Va-sellii Hvppolyte, yarletlea. 7iWV» Bryant
VasHi Glacomo, bootblack, r ftl.T Bush
Vassilevlch John, waiter Luco 0. Jaocortrh. r. SIJ
VasslerJohn, laborer Am. Sufltf BaSliary. r. «T
Mission
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS. PALMER & Wi. 415407 Saesoiiie SL
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
VAT
1178
VEN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OliTKl
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Slxeot Iron
AU Sizea and Nuiikl>cr>i.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Vater George, waiter W. Leepe k Co., r. 1'20 Fourth
Viitnone E. (Vatuone .t Ziiro) r. 407 Pacific
Vatuoue & Zelro (E. Vatunne and F. Zeiro) proptrs
Hotel di Geneva, 407 Paoifle
Vaucher Alphonse. cigaruiaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 21 Kausch
Vaudagna Catherine Miss (Excelsior Cloak and Suit
House) r. 10J5 Market
Vaudapna Frances Miss (Excelsior Cloak and Suit
Hou^e) r. 1025 Market
Vaudler Theodore, baker, r. 221 Broadway
Vauglian Brothers (Hector M. and Rufus K.)
proprietors Imperial Photograph Gallery, 724 3i
Market
Vaughan Emma Mrs., r. 106 Eleventh
Vaughau Frederick, stationer, r. 27 Birch Av
Vaiighan Hector M. (Vaus;han Bros.) r. 106 Eleventh
Vautihau Hiram, clerk Mexican Oil Co., r. 106 Elev-
enth
Vaughan John, laborer, r. cor Savannah and St.
Thomas
Vaughan Joseph A., law stenographer, 320 California,
room 13. r. 1759 Howard
Vaughan Martin, longshoreman, r. 272 Brannan
Vaughan Nellie Miss, stenographer Payot, Upham Ji
Co., r. 802 McAllister
Vaughan Orville D., capitalist, r. 526 Post
Vauyhan Patrick, r. 118 Gilbert
Vaughan Rufus K. (Vaughan Bros.) r. 106 Eleventh
Vaugtan Thomas B., waiter, r. 1003 Mission
Vaughan Walter B., machinist Williams & Orton, r.
1062 Folsom
Vaughan William, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
Vaughan William, molder, r. 205 Clara
Vaughan Wilson, porter, r. 169 Minna
Vaughn Daniel, carpenter, r. 304 Fell
Vaughn Elizabeth, widow, r. 210 Eddy
Vaujjhn George, carpenter, r. 2233 Post
Vaughn George H., shoemaker, 1436 Valencia, r. 215
Twenty-ninth
Vaughn John, conductor, r. 13 Kate
Vaughn John E., printer, r. 1400 Buchanan
Vaughn M. A. Mrs., r. 1400 Buchanan
Vaughn Mary Mrs., r. 214 Hyde
Vaughn Michael J., cabinetmaker New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 463 Clementina
Vaughn William, bagmaker, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Vaughn William P., boilermaker J. V. Hall. r. 711}^
Harrison
Vaupel A. F., porter Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 275
Stevenson
Vaupel Henry J. E. (Vaupel & Hunt) r. 2243 Mission
Vaupel k Hunt iHenry J. E. Vaupel and Daniel A.
Hunt) hardware, 2243 Mission
Vauthier Alfred, wines and liquors, 1301 Stockton, r.
1427 Mason
Vavllofif Peter, coffee saloon, 1055 Market, r. lOJi Tay-
lor
Vayre Henri, locksmith, 205 O'Farrell
Veach Drug and Medicine Co. The, T. J. Veach presi-
dent. A. M. Silverstein secretary, office 223 Sac-
ramento
Veach Thomas J.„ president The Veach Drug and
Medicine Co., 223 Sacramento, r. 22 Middle
Veaco James F., r. 123 Eddy
Veahy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1505 Montgomery
Veasey Frank, clerk, r 1050 Howard
Veasev Perley, salesman Laws & Roberts, r. 1209 Tay-
lor
Veder James, calker, r. 54 First
Veeder Angle, teacher, r. 409 lirst
Veeder Barney H., inspector Custom House, r. 397
Sixth
Veeder Frederick, r. 409 Fir»t
Veeder James, calker, r. 54 First
J Veen Frank J. (C. Herrmann & Co.) r. 910 Greenwich
Vega Antonio A., r. 833 Pacific
Vega Francisco, laborer J. H. G. Haensel, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Veglite John, laborer, r. 1040 Folsom
Vigiiru Paul cellarmau Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
34 Hinckley
Vegter J., lauiidryman, r. 136 First
Vehliug Frederick, njining, r. 5 Merrltt
Vehring Charles cellarmau, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Veiller Louis, liquor agent, r. 619 Greenwich
Veiller Seymour, clerk, r. 619 Greenwich
Veilhtrup Peter, clerk O'Dwyer & Co., r. 316 J< Rltch
Vein Louis, i)lumber J. P. CuUey, r. 621 Stevenson
Veirs Albert S., salesman Henry F. Gabel
Velrs Frank B., salesman G. W. Clark & Co.. r. 231
Bartlett
Veirs W. L., agent Henry F. Gabel
Veit Ellen, widow, r. 68 Natoma
Veit George, baker, r. 17 Monroe
Veitch James, carpenter, r. W s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Veitch James, laborer, r. 805 }i Howard
Veitch Mamie Miss, milliner, r. 1605!-4 Jessie
Veitch Perry, shoemaker, r. 1605}^ JeS!^ie
Vekander Anders, wines and liquors, SE cor
Post and Taylor, r. 524 Taylor
Veker Fritz, brewer, r. 81 Clementina
Velasquez Santiago C, marble cutter, r. 819 Vallejo
Veleng Louis, tailor, r. 36 Madison Av
Vellguth William, r. 1323 Jackson
Venable David A., porter Bella Vista Hotel
Venable Henry, waiter, r. 649 Mission
Venable Joseph A., assistant engineer stmr Madrona
Venable W. L. Miss, cardmaker H. Cohen, r. 157
Seventh
Venaglia Enrico, restaurant, 524 Broadway, r. 430
Union
Venard Josephine, widow, r. 702 Lombard
Venard William J., bookkeeper, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Vencentus Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Venchearutte D., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r. 638 Fol-
som
Venchearutte Kate, r. 638 Folsom
Vendome The, Mrs. W. B. Hunter proptr, 725-727 Pine
Venettisch Oscar, restaurant, 204-206 Fourth
Venites Teodoro, cook R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
Venker C. Henry, clerk H. Hollman & Co., r. 2807
Mission
Venker Frederick H., bookkeeper Standard Oil Co., r.
128 Langton
Venker Harry H., machinist, r. 128 Langton
Venker Mary E., widow, r. 128 Langton
Venker W. F.. assistant bookkeeper Standard Oil Co.,
r. 128 Langton
Venn Charles C. painter, r. 2806 Buchanan
Vennekohl Bernhard (Vennekohl Bros.) r. 1611M
Jones
Vennekohl Brothers (Bernhard and John]
groceries and liquors, NE cor Leavenworth and
Pacific
Vennekohl John (Vennekohl Bros.) r. 1222 Pacific
Vensano Alexander, with F. Danerl & Co., r. Oak-
land
Vensot Pierre, butcher V. Menesini, r. 1300}^ Stock-
ton
Venter George H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 415
Post
Venter John C, clerk forwarding dept Wells Fargo
& Co., r. 415 Post
Venter Peter, clerk, r. 415 Poet
Venthlen Frederick, steward, r. 320 Drumm
Venturi Fioravante, onyx cutter J. & F. Kesseler, r.
1430 Kearny
Venturi G., tailor, r. 420 Filbert
Venturi Joseph, marble polisher, r. 1411 Ji Kearny
Venturi T., tailor, 315 Montgomery Av, r. 29 Kearny
Venturi Vincens (Bertoluci & Venturi) r. 316 Broad-
way
TiaiE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
&£
ORIENT IHS. C3. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst Manaeet.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET ST. I BOOK AND STATIONERY^ EmBLMMMIWT.
VEN
Venturl Vincense, flnbernmn. p. 6 Silver Star PI
Vcuturiul B. S., laborer Am. Sugar ReUnery, r. 407
Pacific
Veppeiitr Helnrlch. laborer, r. Dolores nr Twonly-
eiKbtU
Verano Land Co., office 59 Nevada Block
Vcrbarg Harry, bartender August Van Bergen, r. 005
Clay
Verbe.k Acbille. tailor, a. Tarconl. r. 917 Vallejo
Verbeik Krancis, merchant tailor, 4112 Geary
Vercevich Adam L., porter Mint Exchange, r. 14
Glover
Vercoutre Charles L., boots and shoes, \r>\i Stockton
Verdenal John M.. attorney at law, 009 Sacramento,
room 3, r. 115 FairOaka
Verdeuhalven John, groceries and liquors. 400 Sixth,
r. 403 Sixth
Verdier Eugene (Estribou & Verdier) r. 407 Geary
Verdier Euf^ene (Gales & Verdier) r. 330 Geary
VERDIER G. & CO. ,Gasto„Ver.
dier and Aug'uste J. G. Fusenot) pro-
prietors City of Paris, importers and
dealers dry goods, SE cor Geary and
Grant Av; Paris, 5 Rue de Conserva-
toire; N'e>v Yorlt, 48 6 Broadway
Verdier Gaston (G. Verdier & Co.) r. Paris, France
Verdier Paul, ladies tailor. 313 Sutter
Verdugo Antonio, ninfr cigars, 124 Jackson, r. 230
Green
Verein Concordia, rooms 538 California
Vervin Eintracht, 316 Post
Vereker James Rev., assistant pastor St. Brendan's
Church
Verger Louis, clerk, r. 556 Natoma
Verges Celestin, baker, r. 607 Vallejo
Verges John P. (Escloses fc Vergi-s) r. cor Russia and
Athens Avs, Excelsior Homestead
Vergez Caroline, dressmaker, r. 623 Green
Vergez Charli-s (Bordenave & Vergez) r. 1617 Dupont
Vergez John M., baker, r. 6.'3 Green
Vergin Charles, tailor, r. 620 Washington
Vergiui Onesta, widow, r. 424 Fulton
Verhaegen William (Verhaegen & Klundgen) r. 323
Fourth
Verhaegen & Klundgen (William Verhaegen and
Peter Klundgen) liquor saloon, 323 Fourth
Verhaghen Adolph, lamps and ylasBware and painter
on glass, 1734 Market, r. 14 Dore
Verhaven T., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 8 Elliot Park
Verhelen Henry, waiter, r. 202}^ Francisco
Veries Gertrude Mrs., r. 1528 Powell
Verleger Frederick, bookbinder, r. 352 First
Verleger Henry, paperruler H. .S. Crocker & Co., r.
2.50M Califurnia
Ver Mehr John M. Mrs., widow, r 2123 Pacific Av
Ver Mehr Leonard, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 2423 Pacific Av
Vermehren John, pressman Theatrical Publishing
Co., r. 6 Albion Av
Vemil.1 J. L.. hay and grain. Third Street Wharf, r.
604 Twenty fourth
Verne Reinhold. cook. r. 1624 Powell
Verner John, maltster, r. 620 Brannan
Vernese Alexandre, cutter Porter, Slessinger & Co.. r.
602 Vallejo
Vernon Daniel S., billposter, r. 23 Ninth
Vernon Frank, official reporter Police Court No. 2, r.
1915 Union
Vernon Frank Jr., stenographer Union Iron Works, r.
1915 Union
Vernon Howard G., stenographer and notary public,
434 California, r. 1915 Union
Vernon John C, mechanic, r. Ahlborn House
Vernon John H.. barber, r. 19 Powell
Vernon Minnie Miss, r. 19 Powell
Vero Mary B. .Mrs., r. 564^ Minna
Veronesl Alexander, r. 502 Vallejo
1179
\
VIO
A^
•W^.A.3NrTS
7?
BXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hot. la f r
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Veronesl Angelo. bootl.Urk. r. llli Kearny, rear
Verrl J\illiiH, pot. rl)«\l» K Ci-well, r. 7 Han Anionlo
Verrill Edgar K.. station baggaKfOiatter H. P. Co., r.
18((; Howard •
Verrill Thomas J , locksmith uid bpllbaBger. r. C4A
MlHKion ^
Verrlnder Arthur E. (Vrrrlnd. r Brim i r Mf, B. <.fi
VERRINDER BROTHERS
(Arlhiii- K. iinil Knli.it I-'. iltiilUI.. .17
Po»«, cor Keurtiy, hours 'J A. .M. to *
P. !»I.
Verrludir Mnrgnret, widow, r. .Wfl Scott
Verriuder Robert K. (Verrlnder Hroo.) r. 30fi Boott
Verrue Kruest J., gastltter, ItrJ O'KarrvU, r. lOOS Mar-
ket
Verry Edward H.. bollermakcr. r. 1.'57 Second
Verso Peter, calker, r. 14 Tweuty-elgbth
Vervalin Dempster, coiiinilsslou merchant, 330 Olay,
r. Alameda
Vesaria Louis, paying teller Pacific Bank, r. Ml*
Webster
Vesper O. M., with Welch & Co., r. East Oakland
Veshiug E. J., cashier R. A. Swain * Co.. r. Oakland
Vesbing Henry, clerk Davia Bros., r. Oakland
Vfst Bertha, widow, r. 21.1 Jon^s
Vester Fred., packer, r 624 Fourth
Vesler Guhtav, siaman. r. North Pacific Hotel
Vestkusten The (Swedlch weekly) A. O. Spencer
raaiisi-'er, office 23 Ellis
Veterans Home AsRociation. A. L. Rockwell secre-
tary, office 4'^0 Montgomery, r<Mini 14
Veterans of the Mexican War, 516 Br) ant
Vetiri Adolph. r. 405 Oeary
Vette Harry, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Vetten Adam M., r. 1309 Stockton
Vttter A . driver Page * Falch. r. 720 Turk
Velter Alfred, merchant, r. 132 Halght
Veiter Aiiguht. blacksmith. E s Ninth, nr Brsonan, r.
10 McL.a Court
Vetter H. Mrs., ladles' and chlldrena' underwesr, 511
Bryant
Vetter l.ouis F.. traveler R. O. Dun k Co.
Vetter Theodore, surveyor, r. 11»< Oanlen
Vetter William A., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 802 Bryant
Vetterlein Morris, mnfr morocco. N a Brsonan bei
Eighth and Ninth, r. 641 Ninth
Vetterll John (Maluzer * Vetterll) r. «>3 Pins
Vettinger George, cablnetmnker, r. 18 H Harriet
Veuve Henry do Jr., bookkeeper W. 8. Dsvis, r. 8«7)«
Seventeenth
Veuve H. Henry, salesman A. Vlcoler, r Union Cluo
Veyhle Gottlieb, wooil turner Charles J. Klomm, r.
130 M Dore
Vlacava Glucoppe. laborer Am. Salt Oi.
Vladero DHiruico. salesman Eubcrg. Bachman «0o.. r.
1S2H Pow.ll
Vlbart AugUHtris clerk headrinartrr* DIvUioO of ttf
Paclllr, U. S. A., r. WIridaor lloel
VIbert Maiime. ll.iimr saloon, 8IM Valrncis
Vrc William E.. corn jMJal tor, r. 316 Sixth
VIcarl I.nlHl.coinpoaltor M. O. Tonliil k Co.. r. TTO
Montgomery . . „ „
Vice Mary A. Mrs , teacher rr.iialr. r. 6Ji Sutler
Vice ThoniKH, boatbullder, «'J Hteuarl r. l«l« Oolclen
Vice William B.. railroad sgxnt. r. .lU Ooiwh
Vicente Antonio M.. editor t'niso PurlUKUrsa. oWfe
625 Front
VIclnl Peter, friilta. lOO.'i Paoinr
VIck Christopher, cook, r r. H<rt»Jsrk«>n
Vlckers Albert. ( al.liirtmalirr. r 1:t;iit Msnchei
VIckerH Thom»a r...l n.-k. r.NR.or Twnlyfourtb
iin<l CMin h. r. Hy KlUabrtb
Vlckcrv M A r l.'lil Itaight
Vlcke.y Wllll.in K.. srt drslsr. I« Orwit A».
r. Oaklarid
LARGEST TYPE FODNDEES. PALMER & REY;-
I'Olll I. %M>. «*K.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California Street.
VIC
1180
VIN
W. W. Montague & Co.
punfEPS,
Suction and Force.
F**n HAND. WINI>-9III.L. AND POWER.
AI^L, yiZKS.
809, Sll. 813. 315 and 317 MABKET STREET
Vickabur^ Siejfe of The Panorama, Dulled
States Pauoraiua Co. (Chicago) proprietors, Ed-
■ward A. Schmitt manager, S\V cor Eddy aud Ma-
son
Vlckstrom August, saamau, r. 37 Pacific
Vico Theresa, widow, r. 835 Pacific
Vicque W. E., r. 401 X Sixth
Victor Catherine, widow, r. 1415 Mission
Victor Charles, truDHmaker D. Block & Co., r. NE cor
Seventeenth and Mission
Victor Emma Miss, dressmaking. 1415 Mission
Victor F. F. Mrs., authoress, r. 15 Hill
Victor Flouring Mills (HoUistei) M. 0. Ellis & Son
proptrs, 29 Merchants' Exchange
"Victor Safe and Lock Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio)
S. B. Paige & Co. agents, otfice 116 Front
Victor V,. engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1428 California
Victoria and Imperial Mining Co. (Utah) W. H. Wat-
son secretary, 3(12 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Victory Dennis, laborer, r. 5.59 Bryant
Victory John, laborer, r. 109 Langton, rear
Victory John J., stairbuilder H. M. Freck, r. Oakland
Vidal Miitiilia, widow, r. 821 Broadway
Vidaver Falk Rev., rabbi, r. 916 O'Farrell
Vidaver Nathan (Fwncoeur & Vidaver) attorney at
law, 420 Montgomery, r. 916 O'Farrell
Vidaver Nixon J. (Rinebold & Vldavtr) r. 610 Polk
Videau Francine, widow, r. 854 Mission
Videau Gustave, policeman, r. 1826 Howard
Videau Henry, printer, r. 854 Mission
Viddy William, painter, r. 10.)7 5^ Folsom
Viebrock Charles, salesman Thomas A. Cox & Co., r.
147 Third
Vieda Manoel, longshoreman, r. 322 Vallejo
Vieira Antonio C, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Vieira Jose C, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Vieira Manuel C, laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Viel Loui.s. cook, r. 822 Montgomery
Vielhauer Frank, baker, r 221 Fourth
VIENNA GARDENS, .r.^e. A.
Bro^vne proprietor, NAV cor Sutter and
Stockton
Vienna Model Bakery, Beck & Ludwig proptrs. 205
Kearny
Vieno Stephen M., conductor N. B. and M. KR., r. 7
Oak
Vierboom Louis, cutter Joe T. Poheim, r. 66J<S
Everett
Viereckt Conrad, bakery, 776 Folsom
Viereckt Mathias, baker, r 763 Howard
Vierra Joseph, quartermaster stmr State of California
Viez Peter, doorkeeper French Hospital
Vlganego Emilio, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
4 Sonora PI
Vigneau Gabriel, nurse French Hospital
Vigneau Peter, baker, r. 34 Hinckley
"Vignier Ami, imp rter and wholesale dealer wines
and liquors, and proprietor California and Pacific
Cream of Tartar Works, 429-431 Battery, r. 916
Greenwich
Vlgnolo Emilio, student, r. 2727 Folsom
Vignolo Louis, restaurant, 615 Commercial
Vignos John, lodgiiigs, 1232 Dupont
Vigorit Powder Co. of California, Ed. G.
Lukens manager, 40 California
Vigoureaux Elie, bootblack. E s Leidesdorff bet Cali-
fornia and Pine, r. 613 Mission
Vigoureaux Lizzie Miss, actress, r. 1609 S4 Turk
Vigoureaux William A., physician. 481 Jessie, r. 160934
Turk
Vilas George, r. 2918 Clay
Villa Hotel, Mrs. M. Richardson proptr, D bet Fifth
and Sixth Avs
Villa Jerome, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Villafranca Ricliard, cashier Cabrera, Roma &
Co., aud Consul-General Costa Rica, 123 Califor-
nia, r. 1033 Mission
Villain Enille B., shipping c^erk Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 1406 Mason
Villain John B., r. 1406 Mason
Villalon Damlan, clerk A. Verdugo, r. 19 Scott PI
Villar Joseph M., tailor James Schelbll, r. 623 Pacific
Villard August, cook, r. 609 Pine
Villard George, clerk, r. 812 Ellis
Villaid Morri-s, clerk, r. 812 Ellis
Villiirdino Butfauo, knife grinder, r. 11 Pollard PI
ViUe €le Paris, G. Verdier & Co. proprietors, 8E
cor Geary and Grant Av
Vllledleu Charles, liquor saloon. NE cor Post and Lar-
kin
Villefleur E. Mrs., seamstress, r. 1318 Dupont
Villegas Catarino. barber, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Villemeur Joseph, shoemaker, 4 Summer, r. 8 Mont-
gomery Av
Villiere Albert J., pressman Brunt & Co., r. 122 Lib-
erty
Vllllere Charles J., plumber, r. 122 Liberty
Villiere Jacob, stonecutter, r. 122 Liberty
Vlllinger William E., machinist, r. 31 Oak
Vilpert Henry, laborer, r. Nebraska nr Humboldt
Vilrodt Peter, washer Norfolk Stables, r. 22 Turk
Vincenot Louise, widow, r. 732 Washington
Vincenson H., yardman Fac. Rolling Mill
Vincent Albert G., clerk, r. 739 Green
Vincent Antonio, .journalist, r. 2025 Mason
Vincent Arthur, teamster, r. 1606 Geary
Vincent Brothers (John & Louis) butchers, 1604 Polk
Vincent Clarence, telegraph operator, r. 1006 Pine
Vincent Clarence D., contractor, ofiace 320 California,
room 7, r. Oakland
Vincent Elizabeth, r. 1107 McAllister
Vincent Francis O., r. 2(i04 Vallejo
Vincent George J., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
25 Stanly PI
Vincent George T., clerk W. H. H. Hart, r. 721 Broad-
way
Vincent George W., capitalist, r. 1703 Sacramento
Vincent Henry A., painter, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Vincent Hattie Miss, saleslady, r. 547 Minna
Vincent John (Vincent Bros.) r. Nevada City, Cal.
Vincent John B., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1527 Clay
Vincent Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
29^ Rausch, rear
Vincent Joseph M., master mariner, r. 739 Green
Vincent Joseph P., salesman Harris Shemanskl, r. 739
Green
Vincent Jules, lapidary F. Conor, r. 29 Rausch
Vincent Lawrence, bookkeeper, r. 2023 Mason, rear
Vincent Louis (Vincent Bros.) r. 1602 Polk
Vincent Martin, stableman Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1517
Polk
Vincent Samuel R., boatman, r. cor Fourth and Ken-
tucky
Vincent William, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Vincent William H., cashier Davis Bros., Bergmann
& Co.. r. 19(19 Webster
Vincenzl Charles, musician, r. 527 Green
Vincenzi G. B. De. packer C. R. Splivalo & Co.
Vincenzi Pietro, fruits and vegetables, r.3112 Mission
Vine George L., waiter, r. 703 J4 Davis
Vine John, longshoreman, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Vlner Henry A., r. 1526 Stockton
Viner James F., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Viner Stephen, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 524
Alabama
Viney George, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Vini Frederick, laborer, r. 4 Bartol
Vining Andrew J., clerk Post Ofllce, r. 2112 Pine
Vining Everard A., engraver Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
712 Sutter
Vining George H., driver Wells Fargo & Co., r.6 Met-
calfe PI
Vlnne Joseph, baker, r. 630 Jesgie
LOWEST PEIOES.
nUE GOODS.
LARGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKET ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manutacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
HRPAD HftRflSZTHY & CO.!w.saa^
VIN 1181
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Vinion-Haller Ellen, widow, r. 2 Sheppard PI
Vint Annie, labeler Phceiilx White Lead and Color
WorkH, r. 243 Fremont
Vint James, laborer .S, P. Co., r. 243 Fremont
Vint JauieH Jr., assistant caBhier Keane Bros., r. 243
Fremont
Vinton Uwrrell, actor, r. 819 Howard
Viola Marietta, r. 119 Trenton
Violetti George, fruits, etc.. .38 Sixth
Virgin J. W., gripman Market St. RR.
Viruln L. Mrs., widow, r. 301 Turk
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., W. W. Stetson sec-
retary, 57 Nevada Block
Virgo George, cook M. B. Moraghan
Virla Miguel, barber, 37 Sacramento
ViBcher Hubert, civil engineer, 318 Pine, room 38 r
610 Folaom
Vlschl Adolfo, painter, r. 2 Qnrke Alley
Vi8<-hl Joseph, r. 413 Union
Viscorra Lorenze, fencemaker Cal. Wire Works r
1113)4 Kearny
Visher Charles P., clerk San Joaquin Imp. Co r
Oakland
Visher Dennis, helper tJ. 8. Mint, r. Oakland
Visitacion Water Co., David Farquharson president,
Vernon Campbell secretary, office NW cor Powell
and Eddy
Vitaich John, restaurant. 506 Hayes, r. 347 ^ Grove
Vitalini Chnrles (Vitalini fc Napoleone) and crayon
artist, 410 Kearny, room 29
Vitalini A Napoleoue (Charles Vitalini and Galliani
Napoleone) photographers, 410 Kearny, room 29
Vlte Charles, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Viteri Adolph. clerk Urruela & Urioste. r. 40.t Geary
Viticultural Commi^sionerg State Board
ot, Clarence J. Wetmore secretary. 204 Montgom-
ery
Vjto Frank, expressman, r. 430 Union
Vitt Alfred, salesman O'Bauion & Dagenais, r. 1246
Howard
Vitt Charles F. (Murry A Vitt) r. 1246 Howard
Vitt Emil, foreman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 464
Minna
Vitt Joseph, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Vitt Mary, widow, r. 1246 Howard
Vitt Walter (Walter Vitt & Co.) r. 1246 Howard
Vitt Walter <& Co. (Walter Vitt) wholesale liquors,
871 Market
VittB Jacob, bakery, 1205 Polk
"Vivian Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,Nev.) J. Stadtfeld
Jr. secretary. 81 Nevada Block
Vivian Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
311 Main
Vivian Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 311 Main
Vivian T. J., journalist Chronicle, r. 914 Pine
Vizaid E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1917 Geary
Vizard Henry, salesman Davis Bros., r. 217 Mason
Vizard J. H , r. 1656 Mission
Vlzina James M., clerk Pac. Billiard Parlors, r. 534
Geary
Vizziird Albert, jeweler H. EUeau, r. 45 Julia
Vizziird Joseph A., harnessmaker J. A. McKerron, r.
45 Julia
Vlautin Paul, restaurant. 715 Davis
Vock Simon (Wittmaaek & Vock) r. 131 M Perry
Vocke Brothers (Charles and William) butchers, 488-
490 Eighth
Vocke Charles (Vocke Bros.) r. 27 Ford
Vocke Frederick, butcher, r. E s Sonoma nr Potrero
Av
Vocke Gustave C, cigars and tobacco, 131 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1706 Leavenworth
Vocke Henry (Schroeder & Vocke) r. 301 Golden Gate
Av
Vocke William (Vocke Bros.) r. 27 Ford
Voderberg Herman, fresco painter, r. 108 Fell
Voecke Louis, cigarmaker, r. 454 )<; Tehama
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST XEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS '
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assorfment on Ihe Coasl.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Voelk LouIh. (liilHlier F W. Krelli.K k S-.i,. • •,
MorrlH .\v
Voelkel Gcorire K., archltr.t and riTil m.,;... . :
3:J1 Kearny. rooniH 1-3. r. Alaniida
Voerbel Herman, tanner P<x.Ucb & Pt tenon, r. cc r
Ei;{titli aijil Brannan
Vogdes t harles B., second lleutpuant V. R A. r. Pre-
sidio
Vogel A. B., special agent Souttiern CallfoniU Io>
Co., 40.'> California, r. Oakland
Vogel Aaatha MIsm, bcIidoI teacher, r. 12W Pine
Vogel Albert (Vogel A; Hahiil r. in 8hotwell
Vogel Arnold, milker, r. 431 Pine
Vogel Auguht. clerk Natliau, Dohrmann k Co , r. SH
Sherwf)od PI
Vogel Bernard, r. 277 Stevenson
Vogel Charles, bootmaker, W)2 PobI
Vogel Charles, cook, r, Ki Fourth
Vogel Charles, mechanical engineer, r. ifW Clay
Vogel Charles A., r. 308 Butter
Vogel Christian, porler. r. 4V1 Oreewlrh, r«ar
Vogel F. A., r. 308 Sutter
Vogel F. W., caahier Siegfried k Brandennteln, r. V)
Hollis
Vogel Oeorge, cooper George Laraen, r. 2.'>H WrUh
Vogel Herman, butcher. Mission Market, r. 14 Albion
Av
Vogel J. Mrs., embroiderer, r. 6.18 Oroen
Vogel Jacob, laborer, r. OJ4 Sherwi od PI
Vogel John (Vogel & Uadtke) r. 9<i7 Union
Vogel John, cracker baker r. MH Folsom
Vogel Julius, cigarmaker, r. .Vi7 Minna
Vogel Melchior, carrier Guide, r. 919 Powell
Vogel Philip (Schuemsnn & Vogel) r. 1314 Kearny
Vogel Robert, bartender Caleb Coatea, r. 5 Grand Av
Vogel Signiuiid, r. 16IH Stockton, rear
Vogel W illiam. bookkeeper, r. ■.'o Hollis
Vogel ^ Hahu (Albert Vogel and Hugo Habn) news-
dealers and stationers. 41(i Kearny
Vogel & Kadtke (John Vogel and August Railtk*)
coopers, 22-24 Broadway and 8'.K)-8JJ Front
0^ Vogel. See Fogel and Fugle
Vogelberg C, seaman, r. North Parlflc Hotel
VogelerCharles A. Co. (Baltimore) 8t. Jacob's Oil, C
F. Von Siinten manager. "10 Mission
Vogeler Hinry. r. 1007 Market
Vogeley Charles C. r. 249 Stevennon
Vogelman Henry, helper Natlouul Brewing Co.. r. 7>»
Fulton
Voffelxanfir A. T.,aB8lf»ant nicnlary Slale Hoanl
Harbor Commissioners. lo Callforiila. r. ils Lrav-
enworth
Vogelsaug U. A., conductor Ceiitrsl UK.
Vogelsang Uenr.v O.. flremsn. r. iM) Hhotwrll
Vogelsang Max. liquor saloon, ftl.% Calif.'rnla
Vogelsang Wllllaiii, teamster J. Everdlng k Co.
VogelsdorfT Julius, artificial fl..w.r». SU Suiter
Vogilsdorff Rebecca Miss, with Freud k Son. r. ll*l>
Sacraiiii-nto
Vogeldsdoiff Rosa Mrs. (Frend k Son) r. 1H16 Bacra-
mento
VogelsdorfT Theodora Miss, with Freud k Son, r. IHIC
Sacramento
Voges Henry K.. cigarmaker H. Plagemann k Co.. r.
714 Notonia
Vogel CharleH. screentf n<Ier. r. 119 Vsllejo
Voght ("liarles W.. barber Abrslisni Franklin
Vogllens Michael, seaman, r. ••<l Urigoi,
Vogler Kudolph 8.. bookkeeper, r. 7J« Ilrannsn. rear
Vogllszzo Eugene, cook P. Klein r. ftll** FlU»ert
VoKt George, cook. r. V.1 Jessie
Vogt John H., with C. F. Weber Ac C , r. MTn I>.«t
Vogt P., laborer Am. Sugar Urfinerr r. rt Waahluglna
Vogt Theodore, teacher music, r. 15 Fullou
10r Votft. See Volght and Volgt
Voli e Peter, laundryman Jobu Bernou. r. 639 Third
Volght Peter, electrogllder Schnli k McCwtiMX. r. MO
Pacific
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WXNUFACTUHKKS OF
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Voist G. B., r. 184 Perry
Votgt OeorKe, miichinist Klsdon I. and L. Works
Voi^t Heriuan, blucksiuith, r. l()2a Church
Voigt Jacob, shipcarpenter, r. 020 Sixth
Voigt Robert, picture hanger S. & G. Gump, r. 18i
Perry
Voigt Rudolph E., bookkeeper S. L. Jones & Co., r.
1307 Taylor
1^" Voigt. See Vogt
Voigts Frederick, restaurant, 219 Mission, r.l9 Grand
Av
Voisard E. P., general agent Sirieix Mariners Com-
pass Co., 18 Market
Voisenet Jules E. (J. Larrecq & Co.) r. 1316k Jack-
sou
Voisin Michael, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 602
Minna
Voisine Octave, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co..
r. 8U Montgomery
Voisson J., helper George E. Belmor
Voitelot Henry, clerk A. Muir, r. 417 Stevenson
Volante Augelo, deckhand stmr Relief, r. 426 Green
Volapuk Saloon, Diedrich Liihrs proprietor, 731
Market
Volberg Charles C. (Schluter & Volberg) r. Alameda
Volcker Josephine Miss, domestic 1918 Jackson
Volfer W., machluist, r. 142 H Fourth
Volk Frank, cook, r. 1106 Montgomery
Volk William, seaman, r. 263 East
Volker Henry, r. 368 Brannan
Volker John H., foreman Friedrichs & Gercke. r.
Oakland
Volkers Charles, driver Ahlborn & Boeckmann, r.
Ahlborn House
Volkman Charles M., produce commission, 421 Front
r. 2202 Jones
Volkmann Alexander, clerk August Krembsen, r. 1210
Fulton
Volkmann Frederick (Beerman & Volkmann) r. 440
Second
Volkmann Frederick W.. machinist, r. 1210 Fulton
Volkmann George F. (A. Schilling & Co.) r. NE cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Volkmann Rudolph, bookkeeper M. & C. Mangels, r.
332 Noe
Volkmar Carl H., r. 8 Reed PI
Vnlkmar Christian, cigardealer, r. 12 Washington Av
Vull Charles H., with George R. Wells, r. 1714 Post
Voll Francis W., mining capitalist, r. 1714 Post
VoU Harry C, bookkeeper, r. 1714 Post
Voll Henry, pork butcher, 37-51 Centre Market, r. 7
Farren Av
Vollandt Frederick, cook, r. Sierra bet Indiana and
Iowa
VoUer Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 651 Jessie
Vollers Brotljers (Charles and Henry) groceries and
liquors, 973 Harrison
Vollers Charles (Vollers Bros.) r. 973 Harrison
Vollers Hancker. clerk, r. 651 Jessie
Vollers Henry (Vollers Bros.) r. 529 V« Sixth
Vollers Henry, copyist Recorder's Office, i. 1159 Mis-
sion
Vollers William M., millhand A. Washburn, r. 651
Jessie
Vollgraff Charles, confectioner Page & Falch
Vollheim Charles, millinery, 713 Montgomery Av
Vollmar James, real estate, 310 Kearuy. r. Alameda
Volmier August, master mariner, r. 118 Jackson
Vollmer George H., clerk Wilshire Safe and Scale Co.
r. 2807 Pine
Vollmer H. & Co. (Henry Vollmer and John BuU-
winkelj wines and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
East
Vollmer Hpury (H. Vollmer & Co.) r. 2807 Pine
Vollmer Henry, tanner James Duncan, r. 632 Brannan
Vollmer Jacob, tanner James Duncan, r. 927 Brannan
Vollmer John, farmer, r 431 Pine
Vollmer John J., grocer, r. 729 Turk
Vollmer William F., clerk Baucroft-Whituey Co., r,
2H07 IMiie
tt^" Vollmer. See Follmer
Volm.T Charlotte, r. 89 Chestnut
Volnier Louis, clerk Eureka Grain Warehouse, r. 89
Chestnut
Volnier Rudolph, bookkeeper Eureka Grain Ware-
hous(% r. 89 Chestnut
Volquards Ernest, porter A. Clayburgh, r. Ocean
View
Voltmer Henry (Salzman & Voltmer) r. 8 8 Twenty-
i'ourlh between Alabama and Florida
Voltnionn Otto, celliirm;in, r. '2i>H Clinton
VOLZ A. & BROTHER
(Ati^fust and Joseph) bakery and coffee
saloon. Pioneer Bld^., H-t: Fourth
Volz August (A. Volz & Bro. ) r. 281 Stevenson
Volz Barbara, widow, r. 222 Eddy
Volz Conrad, laundrymau Occidental Hotel
Volz Ernest, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1717 Mc-
Allister
Volz George F. , secretary National Brewing Co.,
SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 631 Webster
Volz George W., cooper J. H. Holden, r. 222 Eddy
Volz Jacob, laborer, r. 1412 Montgomery
Volz John, drayman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 881 Sev-
enteenth
Volz Joseph (A. Volz & Bro.) r. Cincinnati, Ohio
Volz Samuel, clerk, r. 103 Larkin
Volz's Bakery, George D; Mayle proprietor, 38
Fourth
Von Ahn Emil, painter, r. 734 Broadway
Von Ahn George W., compositor, r. 825 Vallejo
Von Ahn William, clerk, r. 825 Vallejo
Von Ahnden John H., cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny, r.
538 Polk
Von Arx Emil, lithographer, r. 416 H Green
Von Arx Joseph, tailor, 110>i Geary
Von Arx Julius, painter, r. 416 Ji Green
Von Aspen John, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 28
Frederick
Von Aspern John, machinist, r. 332b Tenth
Von Babo Arthur, r. 2321 Fillmore
Von Bargen A. At Co (A. Von Bargen and William
Schultz) printers and stationers, 227 Hayes
Von Bargen Alfred (A. Von Bargen & Co.) r, 227
Hayes
Von Bargen Ernst (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. 524
Grove
Von Bargen Henry, office 318 Pine, room 40, r. 227
Hayes
Von Bargen Otto, stenographer Standard OH Co., r.
Alameda
fi^" Von Bargen. See Van Bergen
Von Borstel Charles, machinist Marshutz & Oantrell,
r. 1730 Golden Gate Av
Von Borstel Theodore, contractor, r. 1730 Golden
Gate Av
Von Borstel William, carpenter, r. 1730 Golden Gate
Av
Von Bremen Henry, wood sawing, 718 Third, r. 1236
Folsom
Von Buchholtz Maria Miss, teai^her South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar Sihool, r. 501 Geary
Von Bulilow W. Frederick, physicau, 1513 Mission
Von Buncken Louis C, accountant Commercial-
Union Assurance Co. (limited) of London, r. San
Rafael
Von Danuenberg William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Von Demandowskl Amandus, engineer, r. 1223 Broad-
way rear
Von Den Heitt William, r. 709 Stockton
Von der Heide Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r.
627 Green, rear
Von der Heide John, groceries and liquors, 432 Fol-
som
Von der Ley Elizabeth Mrs., r. 518 Bryant
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
•'THE HASTINGS,"
I.ICK: HOUSE BL.OCK.
NATIONAL Mre Iiis. Co. of Hartfori
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
CEO. 0. OORNIN, Manager
WU. SEZTOIT, Asst Uanaget
ITHE BANCROFT COMPANY
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"Von der Lietli Frederick H., druggist, 1400
Powell, r. H'i Broadway
Von der Mt-hdoii Curl, tiarher music, r. 5ia Geary
Vou der Melnlen Gottlieb, teacher music, r. 907
Tweuty-fourth
Von der Mehdeu Uichard (Foge & Von der Mehden)
r. 87t) MiKSiou
Von der Nlenberg Brothers (Henry A. and William
A.) groceries and liquors, NW cor Plue and Lar-
kio
Von der Nienberg Henry A. (Von der Nienberg Bros.)
r. NW cor Pine and Lnrkin
Von der Nienberg W. A., wines and liquors,
junction Market and California, and (Von der
Nienberg Bros.) r. 918 Twentieth
Von Descli wander Joseph, laborer, r.SE cor Lombard
and Gough
Von Dobrogoiski Victor J., pas.je-partout maker Max
Burkardt, r. 1415 Stockton
Von Uohlen John, butcher H. W. Miller, r. 1809 De-
visadero
Von Drather Peter, cigar dealer, r. 79 Fourth
Von Emden John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, NW
cor Fifth and Clnra, r. 207 Clara
Von Euw George, lithographer, r. 59 Shipley
Von Gardanotvsky Eniil, physician, 59 St.
AnusBldg
Von Geistetield Henry L.. barber, 633 Pacific
Von Geldern Otto, civil engineer U. 8. Engineer's
Office, r. 1905 Polk
Von Olahn C. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 120 Four-
teenth
Von Hacht Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1629 De-
visadero
Von Hadein John, groceries and liquors, IfiOl Powell
Von Hadelu Peter, clerk John Von Hadein, r. 1603
Powell
Von Hagen Henry E., manager H. Dntard r. Alameda
Von Harten Bernard, clerk O. Bannick, r. Venezuela
nr Platte
Von Harten Louis, liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Merrlmac, r. 702 Brannan
Von Hassel Henry, expressman, r. 726 Washington
Von Hasslocher E. A., cashier Fr. H. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 834 Turk
Von Helms John H., butcher, r. 206 Noe
Von Heymanson L. W. H., salesman Charles S. Fech-
heiinnr. r. 622 Sutter
YON HOFFMANH CHARLES p....o..n
and surgeon, office anil r. lOUG Sutter
office hours 1 to 3 P.M.
Von Huljn Alexander, journaliKt, r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Von Hunolstein Carl, liquors, 707 Davis, r. 926 Pacific
Von Imhoff Frederick (Voss & Von Imhoff) r. 1535
Geary
Von Issendorf Cliristopli P., groceries and
liquors, NW cor Fremont and Harrison, r. 350
Fremont
Von KapffF. H, bookkeeper First National Bank, r.
Alameda
Von Kapflf Henry, clerk Schacht & Lemcke, r. Ala-
meda
Von LJndeman A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 517 Fourth
Von Lindeman Otto C, clerk, r. 517 Fourth
Vou Loesecke P. Mrs., r. 1824 Market
Von Loewenfels W. M., editor Abend Post, r. 1538
Eddy
Von Luedinghauten O., solicitor New Zealand Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Von Muegge John F., r. 9 Hampton PI
Von Munch Albert, engineer Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Von Norden Theodore, jobber, r. 320 H Ivy Av
Von Oehsen Edward, driver Chicago Brewini; Co.
Von Oesen John E. C. clerk L. D. Fell. r. 401 Hyde
Von Of en George, foreman Liebes Bros. & Co., r. H
Lyon
Von Kheinholts George A., r. 12 Perry
t & J, SLOilN[ & CO, ^
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TYPE. TYPE, "type
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
Von lUi.ln Frniik I.., rl.rk. r 2.'« 8«n Jour Ar
VON RHEIN 0. F. & CO.
(tlHo K. Vou Kheinl r.-a
anre l>rok«T«, reril rollt*
tion«era, .'>^t tnlifornin
Von Rhein tUto K. ((). V. Von Rhrln \ <o.|
]iresid(uf San Kranrlnco Al>end Pout PablltblnS
Co. and secretary Inyo Marbia Co., r. 2H ten
Jose Av
Von Bonn H., miller Pac 8o,I» Co.
Von Bonn Kichard (John Jurss * Co.) r. no6 Dtvli
Von Bonn William (Vou Honn k Hrncke Bro«.) r.
113(1 Filbert
Von Bonn Wlllinni Jr., clerk Von Bonn k Bcnck*
Bros., r. 1130 Filbert
\on Ronn <b Hencke Brolhera (William Von
Bonn and WlUlaiii and H-rmiin llrnrkr) com-
mission merchants and dealer* dairy produce,
409-411 Clay and 408-»in (\.mmerrlal
Von Salzen Herman r. 143 Birry
Von Santen Charles F.. awent Charles A. Vogelar Co.,
St. Jacobs Oil. 710 MIkhIoh, r. H"7 H.ijra
Von Schassen Mhx, driver John WleUnd Brewing
Co., r. 521 Folsom I
Von Schilling Augu-t. president Small Firma I.And !
Co.. 10r> Post, room 11. r. IIOH Sacraiiienlo
Von Schmidt Alexis W., civil engineer, 80H Mootgoin-
ery, r. 2420 Mission
Von Schmidt Julius, drafuraan 8. P. Co., r. lOil |
Twenty-second
Von Schwarz A. S., dishwasher German Hoapttal
Von Seggern Anna, widow, r. UI22 Union
Von Senden George H., optician Louis A. D«rUlirig. ]
r. Oakland
Von Shroeder John H., office 410 Mleeion, r. 553 Har-
rison
Von Hoosten Claus, clerk, r. NW cor Haighl and
Steiner
Von SooHten LoulB, poultry dealer, r. Twentyal4tb nr
Columbia
Von Staden Brothers (George and ChrlstUnt gro-
ceries and liquors. NK c-r Ellis and Taylor
Von Staden Christian (Von Sta.len Uro.) r. 2.V1 ElIU
Von Staden Diedrlch C. groceriea and Ilquwre, 100
Stena't
Von Staden Diedrirh C. Jr., clerk, r. 2201 Larkln
Von Staden Oeorjfe, liquor Mioon, SH Front
(and Von Staden Br 'S.! r. 4 « Brondway
Von Staden H-nry. cLrk. r. 7 yulncy PI
Von Staden John, atairbul'der A. I. tlanbom, r. 100
Steuart
Von Staden John N.. conk, r. 7 Q>ilnry PI
Von Tledemaiin E J. J-welery. 31V Sixth
Von Tiedemann Frederick, cigara and tobae«o. «11
Vonveyl Louis, gardener Hansen. PUth k Co.. r. Oc«»a
View
Von VoBs William (Von Voaa k Co.) r. Wl Sevtn*
Von*Vosg Jt Co. (William Von Voaai •team coffee •»!
spice mills, 20.1- VOS .I.ckson
Von Wnmel Antone. cablnrtm.ker, r. 2S3 Jer-.y
Vi>n Watel physician, r. !<"•<■• i'erry
Von W.rthVrn H Mrs., milllnrry. 9*n ""warti
Von Worth-rn Harry, rlirk Henry U. D»vl«.
Voorhimme John M., rarpmlrr, r. 1 H Tr-nton
Voorhles Alfred H.,mullst and aurl.t. 22 0.«ry,
Voo?hiesT)'nleIO.,..le.....nJ.<).«'..».lo k Co.
VooJhIes Klrm.n B.. clerk Felling. O.nry k Oo.
lI19TiTlor
Voorhles William H
Inu * Co.. r. «4I Mission
1 F.iink Uarnarl * (>>.)
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Voorman He
romiKxIlor Oeorge Hpenld-
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PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. ». DAVIS, City Afirent,
51 U CalUornia Stre«t,
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1184
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W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers and Dealers in
ENOr.TSH AND AMKUIOAN
Encaunti*', Ulnsed und Plain.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Voormsn Henry A., r. 800 Bush
Voorsauser Abraham W., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co.,
r. 2316 California
Voorsantier Jacob Hev., D.D., junior Rabbi Congre-
gation Emauu-El, r. 2316 California
Vooys William, cook, r 210 Steuart
Vorbe Ephraim, clerk, r. 736 Harrison
A'orfeld Anton, tailor, 2544 Folsom
Vorrath Tarl C. r. 2109 Taylor
Vorrath Ernest D.. clerk Le Count Bros., r. 135
Twelfth
Vorrath Henry, groceries and liquors, 3401 Geary
Vorrath Henry P., clerk, r. 34(11 Geary
Vorrath Thomas, painter, r. 135 Twelfth
Vortmann Henry, r. 513 Shotwell
Vosbnrg William, salesman, r. 726 'Washington
Voscovo Anthony, longshoreman, r. 635 Second
Voscovo Francis, longshoreman, r. 635 Second
Vose Stephen, r. Meigss Wharf
Vosler Jacob, r. 837 Mission
Voss A., musician, r. 617 O'Farrell
Voss Albert, bartender Muller & Schmalz, r. 1320
Stockton
Voss Carsten. cook, r. 4 Mariposa Terrace
Voss Charles, cook M. P. Davidson, r. 1032 Howard
Voss Charles, proptr Allemania H:«ll. 310 O'Farrell.
r. 309 O'Farrell
Voss Charles, waiter A. Beth. r. 217 M Tehama
Voss Christopher, laborer, r. 11 Gaven
Voss Emily, dressmaker, r. 251 Third
Voss F. E., decorator, r. Humboldt Hotel
Voss Frederick, r. 113 Oregon
Voss Frederick G , cashier Hellmann Bros. & Co., r.
1845 Fillmore
Voss George, cabinetmaker, r 309 Fifth
Voss Hans (Voss & Geertz) r. E s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Voss Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1055 Ken-
tucky
Voss Harry C, machinist W. H. Birch & Co.. r. 910
Geary
Vops Henry (Voss & Von Imhoff) r. 1535 Geary
Voss Henry, upholsterer, r. 804 Larkin
Voss Henry A., upholsterer, r. 1511 Buchanan
Voss Herman, butcher Witzemann & Staiger, r. 5
Washington
Voss Jacob, carwasher Geary St. RR., r. N s Laurel
Av bet Buchanan and Webster
Voss John C. cook, r. 337 Tehama
Voss Julius, cellarman, r. 309 O'Farrell
Voss Margaret, silkworker Higginbotham & Co., r. 4
Mariposa Terrace
Voss William, coremaker Whyte & DeRome, r. 4 Mari-
posa Terrace
Voss William, teamster, r. 444 Brannan
Voss & Geertz (Hans Voss and John Geertz) liquor
saloon, E s Kentucky bet Sierra and Nevada
Voss & Von Imhoff (Henry Voss and Frederick Von
Imhoff) barbers, 1535 Geary
Vossbrinck John G. D., liquor saloon. 269 East
Vosti Charles, milker S. Vosti & Co., r. W s Mission
Road nr Six Mile House
Vosti Innocent, milker S. Vosti & Co., r. W s Mission
Road nr Six Mile House
Vosti Joseph (Bianchi >t Vosti) r. 7 Ninth
Vosti L., driver Central RR. Co.
Vosti S. & Co. (Stephen Vosti and John Migoola)
proptrs Philadelphia Dairy. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Vosti Stephen (S. Vosti & Co.) r. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Vottler Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Vowell Walter J., r. 112 Fourth
Vowles John O., packer Clothing Dept U. S. A. . r. 509
Bryant
Vov Charles D., naturalist, r. 515M Bush
Voz Portugueza (weekly) Manoel Stone proptr, 529^
Washington
Vrachllottl George, toys and fancy goods, 1206 Polk,
r. 1J08J4 Polk
Vragulzan Qeor({e. porter Wetmore Bros., r. 909
Jackson
Vragnizau Jeremiah, salesman D. Ghirardelli & Sons,
r. 1824M Stockton
Vragnizan Vincinzo, clerk, r. 518 Green
Vreeland Ezelciel B., clerk Commissioners San
Francisco Fire Department, Old City Hall, r. 53Ji
South Park
Iff" Vreeland. See Freeland
Vrooman Daniel, Chinese interpreter, r. 1213 Mason
Vrooman George S.. clerk, r. 12 Antonio
Vrooman Henry, laborer Patrick Biggins, r. San
Bruno Road nr Twenty-sixth
Vrooman Margaret S., widow, r. 12 Antonio
Vucanovich Peter L. (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 816
Jackson
Vucovich John, jeweler L. Miller Jr.
Vuddich John, kitchen hand City and County Hos-
pital
VULCAN POWDER CO.
Julius Jacobs president, O. Newhouse
gecretary, inauufacturers nitro-giy-
cerine, and biaclc blasting: powders,
918 California
Vulicevich Marco, salesman Thomas Vulicevich, r.
414 Hyde
Vulicevich Stephen, clerk, r. 414 Hyde
Vulicevich Stephen W.. conductor Market St. RR., r.
1636 Golden Gate Av
Vulicevich Thomas, commission merchant, 209 Wash-
ington, r. 414 Hyde
Vultee Charles, with Equitable Life Assurance Soc.
Vuscovich Vincent, shoemaker, 612 Merchant, r. 1206
Kearny
^W
Waalding Samuel, r. 303 Filbert
Waas Albert H., r. 103 Oak
Waas Henrv, mnfr wooden bungs, taps, etc., 720
Miuna.'c 103 Oak
Waas Louis, shipping clerk Mau. Sadler & Co., r. 2
Lily Av
^ Waas. See Wasch and Wass
Wabasli, St. Louis and Pacific. Railway,
J. H, Woodard general agent, 19 Montgomery
Wabner August, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wacholder Bennett, peddler, r. 8 Lapidge
Wachsmuth Amelia, domestic SEcorPotiero Av bet
Sonoma and Nevada
Wachsmuth William, vineyardist, r. 625 Turk
Wachtel Charles, r. 1621 Diipont
Wachter Charles, butcher George Goebel.r. 247 Third
Wachter Charles, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r.
1011 York
Wachter Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1011 H York
Wachter Rudolph, bootmaker, 711 Daris
Wachter William F., liquor saloon, 112 Berry
Wack John, liquor saloon, S£ cor Stanyan and Ful-
ton
Wack John Jr., clerk, r. SE cor Stanyan and Fulton
Wackenreuder Ernest, surveyor, r. 146 San Bruno
Road
Wackenreuder Henry, siirveyor, r. 146 San Bruno
Road
Wackenreuder Tomasa Mrs., nurserv, 146 San Bruno
Road
Wacker Charles, salesman, r. 514!^ Valencia
Wacker Gustave, janitor 325 Montgomery, r. 1118 Al-
abama
Wacker John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Wada Thomas, r. 1816 Masou
Waddell James, r. 659 Howard
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Sho'v Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet St.
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WtddellJohn, nijjht watchman City and County
Almshuiiae
Waddi'll M. B. Mrf). nurse, r. 103 Leavenworth
Kr Waddell. See Wardell
Wade Daniel, agent, r 725 Pine
Wade Edward E., chief clerk ueneral paRsenger and
ticket dept S. P. Co., r. Eact Oakland
Wade Edward G., murine reporter Call, r. 39 Rausch
Wade Henry, restaurant, 626 Sacramento
Wade Henry W., hackman, r. 710 Broadwiy
Wade James, laborer, r. SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Wade John, bricklayer, r. 717 Scott
Wade John clerk, r. 1049 Market
Wade John Mrs., widow, r. 515 Twenty-fifth
Wade John C, plumber P. M. SS. Co., r. 524 O'Far-
rell
Wade John H.. clerk 8. C. Hastings, r. 1049 Market
Wade John H., frame maker A. Seaatedt & Co., r. 1003
EiKhteenth
Wade J. B., laundryman La Qrande Laundry
Wade Joseph L., compositor H. S. Crocker ft Co.
Wade Lucy M. Mis^, teacher Fairmount Primary
School, r. 515 Twenty-fifth
Wade Nettie Miss, teacher Grant Primary School, r.
515 Twenty-fifth
Wade Philip W., painter, r. 1526 Golden Gate Av
Wade 8. H., superintendent printing dept H. S.
Crocker ft Co., r. East Oakland
Wade W., seaman, r. 249 Steuart
WADE WILLIAM M, „....-
tate, insurance, collection and g^eneral
business agfent, 310 Kearnjr, r. 821
Point IiObo« Av
Wade William N., hackman, Plaza, r. 710 Broadway
Wade William W. (Walker & Wade) r. 1522 Jackson
!»■ Wade. See Waide
Waden E.. gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1613 Buchanan
Wadham Luman (FolRer & Wadham) r. 1909 Leaven-
worth
Wadbams William (Wadhams & Elliott) r. Portland,
Or.
Wadhams ft Elliott (William Wadhams and Henry A.
Elliott) wholesale grocers (Portland, Or.) and
comralssioQ merchants, 20i) Front
Wadleigh Washington I., mining and real estate, 330
Pine, room 4, r. 514 Sntter
WadH worth Charles C, physician, 606 Sutter
Wadaworth Charles H., shirt mnfr, 150 Eddy
Wadsworth Frank, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1223 York
WadsAvortli Henry, treasurer Wells Fargo & Co.
and cashier Wells Fargo .V Co's Bank, r. Oakland
Wadsworth House, Major D. Coon proptr, 234 Bush
Wadsworth James C. li.. Insurance Commis-
sioner State of California, 401 California, room 8,
r. Pacific Club
Wadsworth J. Frank, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 606 Sutter
Wadsworth M., capitalist, r. 202 Stockton
Wadsworth Sarah E., widow, r. 606 Sutter
Waechter Jacques (Waechter & Berta) r. 907 Bush
Waechter Laurent, proptr St. Louis Brewery, r. 1526
Parific Av
Waechter & Berta (Jacques Waechter and Felix Berta)
restaurant, 504 Market
Wafer A. 8. Mrs., r. 2124 Bush
Wafer Henry E., clerk, r. 0124 Bush
Wafer Sadie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 2124 Bush
Wafer William, purser stmr San Jose, r. 18 Franklin
W.ifford Henrv. longshoreman, r. 30s)4 Folsom, rear
Wafford Henry Jr., with James V. Hall, r. 30834 Fol-
Bom, rear
Wagdin John, r. 1908 Jessie
Wagener Frederick, pianomaker The J. Dewing Co., r.
cor Twentieth and Sanchez
Wagener Emil F., clerk, r. 743 Golden Gate Av
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to 647 MARKET STRSET.
Suffar ReflDvry.
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Wagener Francis O., caabler Cal,
743 Golden Gate Ay
Wagener Fred. Mr«., widow, r. SIOJ* Klahtb
Wagener H Robert, clerk Tlllmaun * IWndi-l r 74 i
Golden Gate Av
•^ Wagener. Hpt Wn«i<on.r. Wagn. r and WrKcorr
Wager Dora S Mra, pro|.tr Irving Haii»««, .\«h MImI n
Wager Mlchatl. marble cutter John Daniel * Co r
140 Natoma
Wajtifoner Georife H., •ecretary Ferrl<-a md
Cliff House Railway 0 ... Ijgl Man-.n. r. Alain««la
Wagner Adam, proptr Union Hotel. :u Haye*
Wagner Adam Jr.. jeweler Geo. C. shrere k Co., r. M
Hayes
Wagner A. H., gripman Sutter SI. RR.
W«gner Alfred, r. 312 Sixth
Wagner Annie MiR». dreKHinaker. r. 622 Grove
Waguer Autone P., butcher, CT Buah, r. 817 Maann
Wagner August, Bale«m»n I. Graham A Co.
Wagner Charles (KuUman, Wagner ft Co.) r. Stock-
ton, Cal.
WagnerCharles (Waguer ft Cla««<-n) r. 1247 FoUom
Wagner Charlfst, bather, r. 41 fltanly PI
Wagner Charles, engraver Scliul?. ft McCartney, r Oak
land
Wagner Charles A., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve ft Co., r.
1517 Baker
Wagner Charles M., mnfr meerachanm pIpM, 31S
Kearny, r. 190G Pierce
Wagner Christian, machinlat, r. E « Hampahira li«t
Twentieth and Twenty fimt
Wagner Conrad, r. 7ir, Vallejo
Wagner David, painter, r. lii.'4 Cupp
WAGNER EDWARD L.
proiirietor H<
liqi
uorx, Rii^liKh ale kikI IIuIiIIii |>ortfr.
138 Mont jfoniery Av, cor Kfarny, r.
82:i Inion
Wagner Knima Mrs., dreasniaker, r. \mJ>S Poat
Wagner F. Mrs . widow, r. 313 <» Kim .\T
Waguer Fannie Miss, cashier Mattin Hammeracblag.
r. 1907 Polk
Wajfner F. C. tt Brother (Frnnk C. and Lud-
wigl paikers. wholi-aale and retail dealer* haul,
bacon, pork and lard, .'-H Pacific KruU Markri
Wagner Ferdinand, jewelry, 223 Kearny, r. 311 L.im.
bard
Wagner Frank C. (F. C. Wagner ft Bro. | r. 1925 How
ard
Wagner Frederick, cooper, r. 1145 H«rrl«<jn
Wagner Frederick F., brewer, r. 4IH Grove
Wagner George (George Waguer ft Co.) r. rt^rvla b«»
Railroad Av and Suaquehanna
Wagner Georg>'. clerk Claua Meyer, r. NF. cor Mont-
gomery and Green
Wtgner George, truckman WhlUler. Fuller ft C.>.. r.
*2 Zoe . w . ^ «r
Wagner George ft Co. (George and Mr». John Wa«
ner) butchera. cor Manila and Su'qii'hanna
Wagner H.. factoryraan F'ac Hulling Mill
Wagner Henry, broom maker, r. H • Ix>mbard b«.t
Burhnnan and Laguna
Wagner Henry. pMinibcr and ga«nHer. r. 34 HayM
Wagner Henry, waller, r. 021 California
Wagner Henry F., painter, iVlfi California, r. W« Mc
Wagn'erHenryJ.. p.lnter John Ix-hmeyer. r. I1M
WAGNER HENRY L.
Wauner J r. 5 (7 flarrainenio
Wa'n"rJ.Jr.,far,ner.r Al,ll..rnl.o«.e
Wagner Jacob, bakery. 907 "rTM*
Wagner Jacob. contracWir, offlc* Sie Emtot
Potrero Av
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IMPOnTEIlS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STEEET
WiigiuT J»cob. (Oi)k, r. ;ii!t Minna
■V\"at,'ner Jacob, helper Scbroder, Albrerht & Co., r. 34
Hayes
Wagner .leannette, widow, r. 924 McAllister
Wagner John, r. '24(1 Sutler
Wagner John, bricklayer, r. 1024 Hampshire
WaguiT John, physician and surgeon, '202.') Mission
Wagner John, manager George Waguer & Co., r. Corea
bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Wagner. John Mrs. (George Waguer & Co.) r. Corea
bet Yazoo and Susquc-hanua
Wagner Joseph (Joseph Wagner &Co.) r.l048 Golden
Gate Av
Waguer Joseph, bartender, r. 7(53 Howard
TVajjiier Josepli & Co. (Joseph Wagner and Mi-
chael O'Briei.) mill furnishers, 101-107 Mission
Waguer L. C. apothicarv, NW cor Turk and Pierce
Wagner Lewis H., r. 1709 Sutter
Wagner Louis, coachman, r. 5 Ewing PI
Wagnei Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. i;22 Grove
Wagner Ludwig (F. C. Wagner & Bro.) r. 205)4 Fif-
teenth
Wagner Lnd'wig', proprietor Pacific Copper
Works, Se.'i Mission, r. 1108 Broadway
Wagner Myer, tailor, 508 Natoma
Wagner Nii-holas. liquor saloou, 829 Howard
Wagner Nicholas F., master mariner, r. 510 Jones
Wagner Peter, miller Monarch ilill, r. 2317 Lombard
Wajrner Peter A., proprietor The California Per-
forating Screen Co. and Piano String Co., 147
Beale, r. 424 Franklin
Wagner Peter H., barber, 514 J^ Third
Wagner Philip, liquor saloon, SE cor Fillmore and
Sutter
Wagner R , quartermaster stmr Starbuck
Wagner R. Mrs., r. 1709 Sutter
Wagner Richard, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
520 Castro
Waguer Richard, plumber Sweeney & Kearne, r. 622
Grove
Waguer Sadie Miss, saleslady, r. 1709 Sutter
Wagner Samuel, feather dusters, 412 Commercial, r.
1907 Polk
Wagner Victoria Mrs., r. 10 Page
Wagner William, painter, r. 3308 Geary
Wagner William, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 24 Mint Av
Wagner & Classen (Charles Wagner and Henry Clas-
sen) grpceries and liquors, SE cor Ninth and
Folsom
e^ Wagner. See Wegener, Waggoner and Wegener
Wagoner Luther, mining engineer, 318 Pine, room
38, r. Cosmus Club
Wagor George H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Wagor May Miss, stenographer Wheeler & Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Wagstaflf Thomas H., brass foundry, 375 Sanchez, r.
70 Dehone
Wagstaff William G., sampler Custom House, r. 2407
Sacramento
Wagstafif William H.,bras8flnisher Thomas H. Wag
staff r. 70 Dehone
Wabning Herman, laborer J. Gundlach & Co., r.
Golden Gate Av nr First Av
Wahl Anton, baker, r. 825 Clay
Wahl f'bristian, bartender, r. 417 Filbert
Wahl Felix H., steward, r. NE cor Harrison and Beale
Wahl Gottfried, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.,
r. 107 Nineteenth
Wahl John, fireman, r. 65 Shipley
»- Wahl. See Wall
Wahler Antlioiiy N., cigars and tobacco and
laundry, 775 Market and Vj3\ Mission, r. 323 Jessie
Wabler Henry, butcher, r. 212 Birch Av
)&■ Wahler. See Waller
Wahlgren Carl, cabinetmaker, r. 241 Tehama
Wahlheim Oitmnr, butcher, 912 Twentieth
Wahlquist August, seaman, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Wahlquist Charles, seaman, r. 2G3 East I
WahUiuist Frederick, master mariner, r. 930 Filbert I
\Vuhl(iul8t William, teamster Scbamiuel Packing Co.,
r. 930 Filbert
Wahmuth Henry Jr., teamster, r. 53 Morris Av
Wahrhaftlg Moses S., book and job printer, and man-
ager The People Publishing Co.. 628 Clay, r. 35
Rauach
Wahrman Leopold H., real estate agent, r. 533 Shot-
well
Waibel Brothers (Frederick L. and Oscar) stationery
and toys. 2526 Mission
Waibel Frederick L. (Waibel Bros.) r. 243 Sixteenth
Waibel John G., salesman W. J. Pattoslen, r. 243 Six-
teenth
Waibel Oscar (Waibel Bros.) r. 1929 Stevenson
Waide Daniel, agent Samuel Cupples Woodenware
Co., 116 California, r. 621 Bush
Waidelich Christian, cooper Ole Madson, r. 42254
Shipley
Waidmann Ernest, hay, grain, wood and co«l, 847-849
Mission, r. 142 Fifth
Waidmann K. Mrs., varieties, 142 Fifth
Wainbach Cliarles. brewer, r. 679 Mission
Wainwright Charles A., draftsman B. McDougall &
Son. r. 1302!^ California
Wainwright Edward W. (Wainwright & Easton) r.
1409 Jackson
Wainwright Henry H., clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1409 Jackson
Wainwright James, r. 808 Taylor
Wainwright William, r. 1409 Jackson
Wainwrigrht «!b Gaston (Edward W. Wainwright
and James W. Easlou) coal wholesale and retail,
131-133 Folsom
Waiss Sophia, domestic 404 Van Ness Av
Wait Frona E. Mrs., journalist Examiner, r. 504
Powell
Wait Henry O., insurance agent, r. 2710 Harrison
Wait J. Edwin, millwright J. Hammond & Co.
Wait Laurence C, molder Enterprise Foundry, r.
100J4 Second
Waite Alfred N., carpenter, r. 1016 Capp
Waite David G., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 203 Taylor
Waite Edward, clerk, r. 100)4 Second
Waite Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Card Alley
Waite Frederick, galvanizer, r. 51)4 Clementina
Waite Frederick C, first officer stmr Madrona, r. 18
Rincon Av
Waite Frederick O., carpenter, r. 213 Seventh
Waite George S., carpenter, j. Sixteenth nr Tilden
Waite George W., horseshoer, r. 2 Card Alley
Waite James M., with Spring Valley W. W., r, 1815
Jessie
Waite J. Frederick, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 3 Tor-
rens Court
Waite Kate, widow, r. 11 Perry, rear
Waite Mary J., widow, r. 12 Hinckley
Waite Sumner B., salesman Gustave Berson, r. 1815
Jessie
Waite Walter F.. student, r. 11 Perry, rear
Waite William H., conductor, r. 1815 Jessie
e^ Waite. See Wait, Wate and Wade
Waitt A. C, with Wm. T. Coleman & Co., r. Oakland
Waitt Charles C, fireman, r. 1024 Green
Waitt George G., salesman Field & Stone, r. Oakland
Waitt George W., r. 1024 Green
Waitz Adolphus (Waitz & Clairmont) and attorney at
law, 606 Clay, r. 1125 Clay
Waitz Lambert, baker, r. 625 Clay
Waitz iii Clairmont (Adolphus Waitz and Ralph
de Clairmont) law and collection office, 606 Clay
Wai Wera Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) A. K.
Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Waizman Frank J., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1432 Golden Gate Av
Waizman Max. mnfr paper boxes, 539 Market, r. 1432
Golden Gate Av
MANN & BENEDICT,
SUCCESSORS TO
O. O. HASTINQS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND
a<ICK IIOirS£ B1.0CK.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LOUDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
WM. SEZTOS, ^sA Umsa.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
maTk?t^t.! fihe printing from new tipl
WAK
1187
WAL
Wake Harry, clerk, r. 1018 Treat Av
Wakefield Charles, shampooer. r. 1051 Market
Wakefteia Ella MihS. r. 2h1:i Bush
Wakefield L. H , commission merchant, 22 California,
room 4, r. Oakland
WakeHeld Rattan Co. , Robert Coulter manager.
t>44 Market (will remove to Starr King Bldg, Geary
ur Grant Av)
■Waktfield S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 10% Post
Wakefield S. B. <fc Co. (Arthur W. Foster) stock-
broktrs, .isi Pine
Wakelee H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Harrison
Wakelee di Co., druggists and apothecarien, SE
cor Montgomery and Bush, aud NK cor Sutter
and Polk
Wakeling Herbert R.. waiter, r. 850 Market
Wakelinn L. T. Mrs., steam baths. 850 Market
Wakemau A. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1018 HaiKht
Wakeman Bion H.. salesman Thurston & Hartson, r.
5:«J4 Union
Wakeman Ernest H., attorney at law, 211 Sansome,
rooms 8-9. r. 1018 Haight
Wakeman John, painter, r. 268 Stevenson
Wakeman Virginia, widow, r. 1018 Haight
Wakroom Charles, seaman, r. ii Steuart
Walberg A. B., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Wak-om George, carriagepalnter Walcom, Gowan &
Coff.-e. r. -2 18 Bush
WALCOM GEORGE ramitu^e
uikI carpets, 107-1U9 Stockton, r. 119
Cuiiiberiund •
Walcom George C, salesman George Walcom, r. 119
Cumberland
Walrom, Gowan & Coffee (Jacob Walcom, Edward
Gowan and John Coffee) carriagepaiuters, 421-
423 Pacific
Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Gowan k Coffee) r. 2218
Bush
Walcom Jacob Jr., sign painter. 321 Sutter, r. 2218
Bush
Walcom Thomas, carrlaee painter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 2218 Bush
Walcom William, carriage painter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 2218 Bush
WaU-ott Alfred R., musician, r. 3248 Mission
Walcott Asa, musician, r. 1123 Bush
Walcott C. P., Custom House brokHr. 518 Battery
Walcott Earle A., journalist, r. 631 Eddy
Walcott Edward J., boilermiiker, r. 158 Clara
Walcott Eugene E., salesman Brown & Adams, r. Oak-
laud
Walcott Mark, r. 5 Midway
Walcott Kichurd, po:ter Jones & Co.
Walcott'B Band, Alphon^e Malhieu manager, 328Bush
Waldb rg Henry, cook Kentu kv House
Waldby John, ropemaker 3. S. (Jordage Factory, r. W
s Iowa bet Sierra and Nevada
Waldeck Charles, bookbinder and mnfr leather goods.
1027 Sutter
Waldeck Hugo, cashier Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 407
Powell
Waldeck Jacob E., bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., r.
♦07 Powell
Waldeck P. Ernst, liquor saloon, 32 Second, r. 110
Sau Jose Av
Wald.-nJ.B., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 712
Bush
Waldenmeier A. & Co. ( AugustWaldenmeier and Philip
Zimmerinann) proprietors South S. F. Brewery,
NW cor Railroad Av and Paraguay
Waldentneler Auu'ust (A. Waldenmeier & Co.) r. Ten-
eriffe nr St. John
Walder H-ury, engineer, r. 939 Howard
Waldgren Axel, searuan, r. 2116 Steuart
Waldie Grace, domestic 738 Cnpp
Wuldle James W., bookkeeper, r. 800 54 Hnion
Waiaie Muugo W., porter, r. 221 Broadway
bxam'iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOftNE & CO.
Si'lXl.M, I .1 ^|, ,-,s 1 ■,
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
nf.".tlon.r. r. 1914 Dnlon
clerk I'belpn k MilUr, r. tOl
Waldler Albert, teamator Frrderick U. Ur**l
Valencia
Waldler Onttta, r. 7:«» Folaom
Wa Idler Theodore, laxt maker, r. ."5 Hrherrvr PI
WaKlm mn Jiiliui, <
WaUliiiaiin Louio H
Mas„n
Waldo Lodging House, Henry Nclw-n pronriator, 733
Market
Waldo Lucius, r. 773 Harrison
Waldorf John, bellman The Baldwin
Waldron Andrew, fireman, r. 41 Puclflc
Waldron Daniel G., travillug agent The Waap, r. 0*k>
land
Waldron Edward J., carrier Pout Offlre, r. 749 MiDoa
Waldron James, helper Savage, Son k Co., r. 8 Uln
gold
Waldron John, laborer, r. 749 Minna
Waldron John P., conductor Pnaldlo BR., r. 1131
Union
Waldron William H., componltor, r. 749 Minna
Wuldstein A. (estate of) proprietor Plonrrr Clear
Box Factory, and lithographl>' steaiu printer and
zincographer, 32i) Sansome, room M ;
Waldsteln Charles, bookkeeper, r. LM.N Howird I
Waldsteln Fred, manager estate of A. Waldsteln, I
no Sansome. r. 1915 Howard
Wald-ti in Julius, r. 711 McAlUi-ter
Waldstein Louis, paper carrier, r. 720 L«aveDworlh
Waldteufel .\chllle. Catholic books, »n>l moale
and stationery. 737 .Market, r. 28 Seventh
Wales &lward J., clerk Anglu-Callfurulan Bank. r.
21137 Howard
Wales Francis A., finisher T. M. Antiwll Piano Co.,
r. 2118 Nebraska
Wales Gustave C, painter, r. 2118 Nebraaka
Wales H. U., r. 840 Mission
Wales James, painter, r. 2118 Nebraska
W.iles Joseph L. tanner, r. 2118 Nebraska
Walford John, oysterinan. r. 90C Pacific
Walgamot Elizabeth, widow, r. 407 Leavenworth
W.ililla Charles, seaman, r. :« Clay
Walker A. .Mrs . dressmaking. 10.^fi Howard
W.ilker Aaron J., raip nter. r. 1211 Mis-Ion
Walker Abner, carpenter aud builder, 2111 FlUmor*,
r. 2114 Fillmore
Walker A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Seventh
Walker Albert H., shoemaker BucklngliBm h Herht.
r. 1142 Howard
Walker A. M. .Mr8.,dre8gmaklng,andfurnl«h»d room*.
838 Market . . .
Walker A. P.. swltohmnn S. P. Co.. r. Oakland
Walker C. fireman stiur Oraiia la
Walker Charl.s (L Walker .v Son.) r. 2137 Ulialon
Walker Chirles. clerk, r. 514 <4 Valencia
Walker Charles, painter, r. 720 F:iU*
Walker Charles, uph .Mcr-r (i.illU«"n Hm.
Walker Charles A., salesman llapli
2110 Jones .., -, .^
Wilker Christopher, seaman, r <«27 TUlra
Walker Daniel, driver r. 740 Kol-om
Walker David E. (Wa'ker * w,de) r. 200 Ran 'o** *'
Walker Oavld E., cooper F. W. Arnold * Co.. r. 710
Walker D^'vid J., welgh«r Jackiion 8t. Wharf, r. IJIl
Walker^Edward, patternmaker Pac Iron Work*, r. «
Walker i:il/.»bpth A., doneati'- 171.1 Clay
Walker K.. b itrher Handy .* Gray
Wilker K.walcbmaii, r.MJ Cay T«.nl»
Walker Frank, barter, cor Uryaot A» wd Tw.oty.
fourth. rl2i> IW'iilyfou Ml -, ,. .
l^^rKr ..Ik, m.cbiulst Dow St-m Pump Work., r.
gl Weill k Co.,
Si
>
Wal
WHlk!r KrViik'p". carpenter, r 2i:W ITnlon
TYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 4M7 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
at
0
A
WAL
1188
WAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Opel
Fire - Place Triniining'a
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Walker Frederick, fuller 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Walker Frederick, laundryman. r. 627 Corumercial
Walker Gardiner E., stockbroker, r. 101 Minna
Walker Georfje, Bboemaker Oscar Moses, r. Thirtieth
nr Sanchez
Walker George, with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Walker George B., mining, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
Walker George E., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 714
Laguua
Walker George H., carpenter and builder, 1713 Sacra-
mento, r. 2130 Union
Walker George H. , property man Morosco's Amphi-
theatre, r. 727 Howard
Walker George S., laborer, r. 37 Minna
Walker G. R., bartender International Hotel
Walker G. S. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Walker Harriet, widow, furnished rooms, 430 Geary
Walker Harry, machinist Murray Bros., r. 347 Fre-
mont
Walker Helen K. Mrs., bookkeeper California Fig
Syrup Co., r. 801 Ellis
Walker Henry C, patternmaker, r. 727 Army
Walker Heury W., assayer, 109 Montgomery Block
Walker Henry W., stenographer Denver and Kio
Grande Western Railway, 14 Montgomery
Walker Herbert, clerk Davis Bros., r. 45 Everett
Walker H. S., r. 2110 Jones
Walker Isabella, widow, r. 1218 Clay
Walker James, r. 407 Eddy
Walker James, barber, r. 134 Fourth
Walker James G. (Jas. G. Walker & Co.) r. 2016
Franklin
Walker James I., engineer, r. 2404 Folsom
Walker James K., blacksmith, r. 1342 Alabama
Walker James R., waiter, r. 24 Glover
■Walker Jas. G. & Co. (James G. Walker) im-
porters and wholesale liquor dealers, 224 Front
Walker John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Walker John, expressman, r. W s Church bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Walker John, harnessmaker Hart & Brandenstein, r.
10 Monroe
Walker John, lodgings and liquor saloon, 32 Steuart
Walker John, salesman M. Constaut & Co., r. 417
Jackson
Walker John, waiter La Grande Laundry
Walker John H., bookkeeper, r. 2323 Pacific Av
Walker John R., barber, 1069 Mission, r. 114 McAllis-
ter
Walker Jonas M., mining, r. 25 Hill
Walker Joseph, bartender B. Gamma, r. 527 Com-
mercial
Walker Joseph, liquor saloon, NE cor Powell and
Filbert, r. 1801 Powell
Walker Joseph, with George D. Morse, r. 1915 Mis-
sion
Walker Joseph W., with Charles Place, r. 1834 How-
ard
Walker J. R. Mrs., r. 114 McAllister
Walker J. W., capitalist, r. 510 Geary
Walker L. (L. Walker & Sons) r. 2237 Mission
Walker L.. <& Sons (L., Frederick and Charles)
wool commission meichants, 360 Townsend
Walker Louis W. (James B. Barber & Co.) r. Petaluma
Walker Lucy Mrs., proptr Chico House, 1522 Polk
Walker Maggie H. Mrs., principal Mission Prim ry
School, r. 808 Octavia
Walker Margaret T., widow, r. S s Nineteenth bet Noe
and Hartford
Walker Mary A. Mrs., bakery, 1834 Howard
Walker M. M., acting assistant surgeon U. S. A., Pre-
sidio
Walker Nettie Miss, clerk, r. 425 Geary
Walker Oscar V , stockbroker, r. 1138 Turk
Walker Randolph S., engineer, r. 109 Fair Oaks
Walker Richard, bootblack, r. 3 Latham PI
Walker Richard T., advertising agent, r. 444 Clemen-
tina
Walker RIcbard T. Mrs., vestmaker, r. 444 Clementina
Walker Robert, miner, r. 922 Battery
Walker Rribert. president and superintendent Marin
County Water Co.. 406 California, r. San Rafael
Walker Robert A., stevedore, r. 308 Greenwich
Walker Robert S., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 632-
Sun Jose Av
Walker Sam P., general agent New York Life Insur- j
ance Co., r. 2020 M Bush
Walker Samuel, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 402
Broadway
Walker Samuel H., with George D. Morse, r. 1915
Mission
Walker Selah C, printer Jones & Lotz, r. 1904 Laguna
Walker Seth. coutiactor, r. 9 Laskie
Walker Thomas, carpenter, r. i Pollard PI
Walker Thomas, seaman, r. 5(13 Davis
Walker Walter E., shoemaker P. F.Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Walker Walter G., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson.
r. Nineteenth bet Noe and Hartford
Walker W. H., waiter, r. 20ii Stockton
Walker Williard, laborer, r. 22 Glasgow
Walker William, r. 720 Ellis
Walker William (William Walker & Co.) r. 1135
Valencia
Walker William, bricklayer, r. jG50 Howard
Walker William, fireman stmr Point Arena, r. 20 Turk
Walker William, painter, r. 1056 Howard
Walker William, porter Holste k Peters, r. 654 Mission
Walker William, seaman, r. 160 Stenai t
Walker William, sliipcarpenter. r. 204 Rltch
Walker William, watchman, r. 10!< Sherman
WALKER WILLIAM & CO.
(William W^alker) merchant tailors, 7
Powell
Walker William B., painter, r. 124 Eleventh
Walker William D., real estate, 652 Market, r. 808 Oo-
tavla
Walker William J., superintendent Black Point Pack-
ing House, r. 2323 Pacific Av
Walker William T., stableman, r. 1000 Geary
Walker William W., clerk money order dept Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 138M Fair Oaks
Walker & Wade (David E. Walker and William W.
Wade) saddlery, harness and leather, 111 Front
Walkington J. H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 208 Turk
Walkington Thomas G., proptr King Street Ware-
house, 8E cor Fifth and King, r. 308 Haight
Walkup F. M., varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
Alameda
Walkup Frank C, varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
Alameda
Walkup Ward B., map mounter, 530 Commercial, r.
623 M Shotwell
Wall Alphonso H., laundryman, r. 14 Ridley
Wall Andrew, millhand Day, Huber & Ciak'er, r. Stei-
ner nr Greenwich
Wall August, agent, r. 715 Broadway
Wall Bridget, widow, r. 515 Taylor
Wall Catherine Mrs., r. 263 Clementina
Wall Charles, painter, r. 253 3^ Perry
Wall Charles H., solicitor Call, r. 329 Fourth
Wall Charles J., with Pac. Electric Motor Co., r. 22
Sumner
Wall Charles W., cigars and tobacco, 527 Clay, r. 1610
Stockton
Wall D Mrs., widow, r. 1020 Filbert
Wall Edward, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Wail Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 604 Sec-
ond
Wall Edward, molder, r. 364 Clementina
Wall Ellen Mrs., r. 12 Heron
Wall Felix A„ clerk M. S. Martin, r. 172 Clementina
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COB. THSRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
5 30
WASHINUTON
WAL
Wall Georue C, carpenter, r. 3;)5 Tebaiiia
Wall George M., ruler Hicki & Judd, r. 418 Clem-
eiitiua
Wall JsuieB. laborer, r. 27 Minna
Wall James, labnrer, r. 1008 Bryant
Willi James, plumber Henry WiUiamaon. r. 18 Verona
Wall Jesse S . helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Wall John (WhII .^ Cuddyi r. '11 Verona
Wall John, lab .rer, r. W s Kentucky nr Sierra
Wall John, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 73C Te-
hama
Wall John, pilot, r. 214 Leavenworth
Wall John, porter S. W. Rosenstock k Co., r. 930 Do-
lores
Wall .lohn \., attorney at law, 622 Montgomery, r.
2517 Sacramento
Wall Ji'hn J., clerk, r. 227 Fair Oaks
Wall John J., drayman; 701 Dupont, r. 1320 Jackson
Wall Joseph, seaman, r. 29 Vj Madison Av
Wall Joseph G. (Hohbs, Wall & Co.) r. Alameda
Wall Julia Mrs., r. 736 Tehama
Wall Margaret, widow, r. 211 Langton
Wall Mary, widow, r. 20 Glasgow
Wall Michael, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
sixtli and Church
Wall Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Wall Peter, laborer, r. 30 M Morris Av
Wall Robert H., shoemaker Porter, Slesslnger & Co.,
r. 22 Turk ^^
Wall Rosa, r. 207 Seventh
Wall Samuel, boxmaker, r. 320 Langton
Wall Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan h Co., r. 110
Minna
Wall Thomas, zincographer Dewey Engraving Co., r.
inOH Brj-ant
Wall Thomas F., r. 51 Louisa
Wall Thomas H., teamster, r. 1906 Leavenworth
Wall William, buyer D. Roberts, r. 930 Dolores
Wall William H., shoemaker, r. 234 Ritch
Wall k. Cudd.v(John Wall and Jeremiah Ouddyillquor
saloon, 700 Folsom
a^ Wall. See Wahl
Wnllace A. J., r. 871 Market
Wallace Alexander, ladleliner Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Handley House
Wallace Andrew, r. 535 Twenty-third
Wallace Arthur H., clerk James B. Haggln, r. 1207)4
Bush
Wallace Bert Miss, stenographer Cal. Ins. Co. r. 838
Eddy
Wallace Charles, fireman, r. 122 Jackson
Wallace Charles, groceries, SW cor Harrison and
Morris Av, r. ."529;^ Sixth
Wallace Charles D., special policeman, r. 1703 Turk
Wallace Charles L., salesman Huntington Hopkins
Co., r. Oakland
Wallace Daniel W., cutter Cahn, Nickelsburg &Co., r.
lH3.i Bush
Wallace David H., bartender P. Dorcy, r. 40)4 Gesry
Wallace D. S., r. 1045 Market
Wallace E. Mrs., widow, r. 2220 Rroarlway
Wallace Edna Mrs., medium, 865)4 Market
Wallace Edward, machinist O'Conneil & Lewis, r. 421
F(jl8om
Wallace Edward A., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 527)4
Shotwell
Wlllace Frederick, clerk 8. B. Dinkelsplel & Co., r.
Berkeley
Wallace Frederick, marker S. F. Laundry
Wallace George, stableman M. Hart, r. 814 Geary
Walla<e George B., mechanic, r. 2620 Sutter
WalNre George G., r. 832 Mission
Wallace George W., traveling salesman H. Levi 4 Co.,
r. Uaklaud
Wallace Harry K.. laborer, r. 303 Davis
Wallai-e Henry, foreman newspaper dept Commercial
Publishing Co., r. 516 Stockton
Wallace Henry, steward, r. 543 Howard
sT.iPMpcers of FDIE TABLE WINES
1189 ;wAL "^
W. & UL011N[ & CO. '
DOMESTIC RUGS
IN I,.M!< .1. \ AKl I 1 % .
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST CIRCULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS I
WalUre Henry L.. mtchiolit Atlaa Iron Worka. r. 810
Paclfli-
Wallac.. Hiram, rigger, r. C17 Rf^ond
\\allace .lani.g. groceri.s and llquora, 431 H Tahaou
Wallace .lani.B, hoi.tli-r, r. I.t2.'« Ha. ramtnto
Wallace Juines, labor.r. r. l;iJ Lombard
Wallac." .lames, l:unplighter 8. F. Oaa Ught Oo. r.
1031 Twenty-aecond
Wallace Janiea, machlnint RIadon I. and L. Worka
Wallace James D., saleaman O. Verdler k Co., r. 33
Wallace .JameR H.. bookkeeper Shoobert, B«ala k Co..
r. 2018 California
Wallace 8. G., ( ook stmr Acapulro
Wallace J. H. Mrs., widow, r. P. Thirtieth
Wallace J. .1. Mrs., dreaamaVlng. HOI )« Turk
Wallace John, blacksmith, r. '.tl7 Sanaome
Wallace John, policeman, r. \UI9 Howard
Wallace John, pressman The Bancroft Co., r. 1311
Pacific
Wallace John, shoemaker P. F. NoUn k Co., r. Cort-
land Av ur California Av. B H
Wallace John M., blacksmith, 917 Battery, r. Oakland
Wallace John P., bookk< eper Paraffins Paint Co.. r.
lierkehy
Wallace Joseph W., policeman, r. 2«OTarrell
Wallace L. E. Mrs., widow, r. VHi'H Bu»h
Wallace Margaret, widow, r. .1.35 Twi-ntj-thlrd
Wallace Mary, widow, r. r,l\\ Minna
Wallace Michael, loiigsboreman. r. 1012 Battery
Wallace M. J., master bark North Bpnd,offloe 48 Mar-
ket
Wallace N. Mrs., stationery, etc., IMM Pacific
Wallace Patrick, stevedore, r. 421 Flmt Av
Wallace Patrick J., machlniat. r. in Howard
Wallace R., salesman ('. Curtln, r. 31H Fiillon
Wallace Richard R. (O'Kanc k Wallace) r. 799 Van
Ness Av
Wallace Uobcrt, waiter M. I. Davldaon, r. 1032 Howard
Wallace Robert .S., clerk ticket auditor 9. P. Co.. r.
Oakland
WuIIace Ryland B., attorney at law, IM San.
some, r. 2324 P.dk
Wallace Sannul, r. 9r.3 Mission
Wallace Thomas (Pullen k Wallace) r. I32« F-«ldy
Wallace Thomas, dresser 8. F. Pioneer W<»len Fac-
tory
Walla( e Thomas, longshoreman, r. fi'W Bay
Wiillacp Thomas, aeaiuan, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wallace Thomas A., poflccmaii. r. IWtS Buah
Wallace Thomas W.. Iiosller. r. :«3 Cl< inentlna
Wallace Timothy, stevedore, r. 109 Bay
Wallace Uriah, asslatant Huperlnlmdrnt dellrery
division Post Office, r 2«iii Siilti-r
Wallace W. D., laborer Plonwr Wlilfe I.muI Worka r.
170.'> Market
Wallace Wllllani, r. i:«) Onlden Gate At
Wallace William, r. H.U Mlwlon
Wallace William, r. i:««» Lyon
Wallace William, calker. r. 127 S Bay
Wallace William, clerk, r. 8^4 Mlaalon
Wallace WIlllaiD, clerk, r. 1419 Clay
Wallace William, fireman atmr Ferndale, r. JM J%ft-
Wallace William, aallmaker HanllnR. Brann k Prior.
r. 120 Cumberland
Wallace Wllltara K , bagmaker. r. MIS Minna
Wallace William E., conductor Sutler HI. KIl., r. Ill
Olive Av
Wallace Wllllani H., r. 2rW1 Bro.dway
Wallace William J., hostler H. !«•«•>•"
Walla<e WllllHm J., manager Carbollo Hrao»« Hail
Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.) KM Market, r. OrauJ
WoMac.. WniUmT.. Judge «upjrlorr-..,,rt P-
parfm'nt fi, chambera New City Hall, third fl.- r,
r 799 Van N-sa Av
lO^ W,.IUce. >r.- W,lU7/«n.l W,ll|.
PRINTING PRESSES, PftLWIER & REY. 4M SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
WAL
1190
WAL
• W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl>OUXia<« OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Griites and Tile,
109, 3t1. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wallaob Emillo, bookkeeper J. 0. Bauer & Co., r. 1721
Buchanan
Wallah M. Henry, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 708 Mason
Walluzz Eduiond A. (William Clack & Co.) r. 138 Lily
Av
Wftllbank Charles W., clerk local freight office 8. P.
Co., r. 512 Larkin
Wsllbank Henry, r. 512 Larkin
Wallburs Gottlieb, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Wallilorf Philip, carpenter, r. 510 Ninth
Wnllenberg Frank, clerk, r. 921 Larkin
Walleufels Frederick, salesman, r. 1312J^ Larkin
Wallenrod Georgre, superintendent Alcazar Bldg
and lessee Alcazar Theater, r. 1209 Florida
WallenBtein Aaron, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. 1021 Sutter
Wallensteiu Bernhard, salesman Rocs Bros., r. 405
Geary
Wallenstein H., cigarmaker, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Wallensteln Herman M., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind
k Co., r. 1021 Sutter
Wallenstein Julius H. (W. H. Ostrander & Co.) r. 711
McAllister
Wallenstein Lewis D., salesman Eooa Bros , r. 405
Geary
Waller Alfred E., foreman John H. McKay, r. 7655i
Howard
Waller Allen W., laborer Pac. Wooden ware and Coop-
erage Co. , r. 764 Folsom
Waller Annie Mrs., r. 274 Clementina
Waller Benjamin T., clerk Joe Spanier & Co., r. 433
Geary
Waller Bernard, r. W s Dolores nr Duncan
Waller Charles, waiter Occidental Hotel,r.506 Powell
Waller Christian (Waller & Fisher and P. B. Kraft &
Co.) r. 131 Gough
Waller Glaus, r. 131 Gough
Waller Edward J., laborer, r. 20 Cleaveland
Waller George, engineer, r. W s Tennessee bet Solano
and Butte
Waller John 0. (William H. Wing & Co.) r. 1817 Jes
sie
Waller Joseph, cellarman Jackson Brewery, r. 13 Pnge
Waller Julian L., chemist Apothecaries' Hall. r. 1406
Van iKess Av
Waller J. W. Mrs., r. 44 Twelfth
Waller L. P. F., with Equitable Life Assurance Sec,
r. 1406 Van Ness Av
Waller Minnie C, drepsmaker, r. 1817 Jessie
Waller Samuel L., surveyor, ». 1406 Van Ness Av
Waller William, barber, r. 935 Sacramento
Waller William, cook, r. 236M Jessie
Waller & Fisher (Christian Waller and William C.
Fisher) liquor saloon, 531 East
B»- Waller. See Wahler
Wallermau August, milker Rubland Bros., r. Point
Lobos bet Thirtv-second and Thirty-third Avs
Wallert Herman, barber T. Blodes, r. 20 Cliesley
Wallhead George, patternmaker Empire Foundry, r.
West Berkeley
Wallin Charles, inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
14 Anthony
Wallin Gustave, watchmaker Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r.
506 Powell
Wallin John, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Anthony
Wallin John, cook, r. 424 Fifth
Wallin John L., cooper Eudolph Armstrong, r. 424
Fifth
Wallin Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 409 Post
Wallin M. Mrs., r. 3015 Sixteenth
Wallin Minnie Miss, telephone operator, r. 14 An-
thony
Wallingford T. Mrs., r. 526 Filbert
Wallis D. W. (Milroy k Wallis) r. The Baldwin
Wallis Frederiik, patternmaker W. F. Buswell, r.
20 M Fifth
'Wallis George H., superintendent California
Wire Works, office cor Bay and Mason
Wallis Harry, steward stnir Geo. W. Elder
WalllH J. M., bookkeeper Nevada Bank, r. 410 Ellis
ttoT Wallis. Set- Wallace and Wallazz
VVallixer Carl, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 6:i2 Hiiyrs, office hours 11 A. M. to 2 P. M., and
7 to 8 P. M., telephone 4211
Walliscr Jacob, bathman German Hospital
WalliiiBun Alljert. clerk Richard Wallmann, r. 2700
Suiter
Wallmauu Clirintian, r. 1533 Mission
Wallmann George, locksmith, 1028 Sutter
Wallmann Kirhard, groceries, wines and liquors, 2700
Sutter
Wallmann Rudolf, locksmith und belUianger, 262
Ellis, r. 244 Taylor
Wallmitz Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wallrath Etna Mrs., widow, r. Algeria nr Susque-
hanna
Wallrath Ziichariah, r. 1211 Eddy
Walls Alfred, sparmaker, r. 646 Fourth
Walls John, furnished rooms, 37 Ninth
Walls John A., bookkeeper G. W. Kelley, r. 311
Franklin
Walls L. B., first officer stmr City of Peking
Wallstrom Alfred, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Walmsley Robert, bootmaker, r. 33 South Park
Walmsley William W., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1003
Mission
Walmsley William W. Jr., pliAber, r. 1003 Mission
Walpears Frederick, drover Frank Laroche, r. Five
Mile House
Walpole George, laborer Pac. Fruit Co.
Walsh Albert, porter, r. 731 Clementina
Walsh Alice C. Miss, female employment office, 108
Eddy, r. 418 Twenty-ninth
Walsh Alonzo, painter, r. 21 Hunt
Walsh Andrew, waiter, r. 23 Ritch
Walsh Annie M., milliner, r. 445 Twentieth
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, r. 418 Twenty-ninth
Walsh Bartholomew, laborer, r. 264 Tehama
Walsh Charles J., bartender Wheeland & Collins, r.
2224 Geary
Walsh Charles J., laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Walsh Cornelius, laborer Arctic Oil Works, r. 632 Jj
Minna
Walsh Daniel, r. 133 Seventh
Walsh Daniel, longshoreman, r. 208 Townsend, rear
Walsh Da\id, clerk, r. 1758 Harrison
Walsh David V., teamster, r. 1631 Ellis
Walsh Delia Miss, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Walsh Dormer, manager stock dept Davis Bros., r.
426 Ellis
Walsh Edmund, clerk, r. 730 Clementina
Walsh Edward, r. 1411 Devisadiro
Walsh Edward, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 130
Langton
Walsh Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Lyon and Geary
Walsh Edward, merchant, r. 2 Octavia
Wal^sh Edward, solicitor North British and Mercan-
^tile Insurance Co., r. 1028 Jackson
Walsh Edward D., blacksmith helper, r. 715 Howard
Walsh Edward I , boots and shoes, 3246 Mission
Walsh Edward M., porter L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 826
Shotwell
Walsh E. J., helper Cal. Electric Light Co.
Walsh Eliza Mrs., groceries, 2501 Larkin
Walsh Elizabeth Miss, r. 8 Anthony •
Walsh Eugene, clerk, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh Frank, commercial traveler, r. 137 Dore
Walsh Frank, hackman M. Michelsen & Son, r. 61T
Ellis
Walsh Frank, painter, r. 11 Norfolk
Walsh Frank J., r. San Bruno Road nr Silver Av
Walsh George, r. 3221 Sacramento
Walsh George, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
14 Stockton PI
Walsh George B., bellman The Baldwin
Walsh (leorge H., driv<r Engine No. 6, r. 156 Shipley
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING.
IMPERIAL Fire las. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets,, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SEZTOH, Asst. Manager
THE BANCROFT COMPANY
•721
MARKtT ST.
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. ETC.
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1191
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Walsh Hector, machinist Pac. Iron Works
Walsh Henry, r. (VH Fovirth
Walah James, r. 2")0i Brvfliit Av
■WslRh Juiii.B (Walsh & Harry) r. 16 Cedar Av
Wiilsh James, blacksiuith. r. 1:117 Sansome
Walsh James, boots and shoes, 218 First, r. 5 Natoma
Walsh James, rsrpeuter, r. 350 Shipley
Walsh James, carpenter, r. fi3.> Mission
Walhh James, carpenter State B.)ard Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 1200 Broadway
Walsh James, ciKarmaker, r. 1602 Eddy
Walsh James, diiver, r. 6h« Clemeutina
Walsh James, janitor, r. 345H Third
Walsh James, laborer, r. 26 Morey Alley
Walsh James, laborer, r. 6011 Minna
Walsh James, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 433 Fran-
cisco
Walsh James, liquor saloon, 316 Fourth
Walsh James, molder, r. 204 Teham*
Walsh James, niKhtwatchraan S. P. Co., r.- 41 Clara
Walsh James, painter, r. Holly Park
Wals^i Jiunes, porter I. S. Van Winkle k Co., r. 1606
Jessie
Walsh James, shoecutter. r. 2105 Scott
Walhh James, waiter, r. 629 Sacramento
Walsh James A., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. 712)4
Golden Gate Av
Walsh James E., laborer, r. 30 Willows Av
Walsh James E., with J. C. Flood, r. 1840 Sutter
Walsh James H., driver, r. 2070 Market
Walsh James J., carpenter, r. 703 Natoraa
Walsh James J., expressman, NE cor Market and Sev-
enth, r. 2504 Bryant Av
Walsh James R., actor, r. 20 Minna
Walah James R., chipper McCormick Bros., r. 4
Simpson PI
Walsh Jane, widow, r. 608 O'Farrell
Walsh Jerome, boots and shoes, 445 Twentieth
Walfh J. F.. baggagemaster S. P. Co., r. 1027 Market
Walsh .Johanna, domestic 1510 Pine
Walsh John, r. 626 Niitoma
Walsh John, r. 114.i Fol.som
Walsh John, carpetlnyer, r. 10 Allen
Walsh John, clerk Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 26
Morey Alley
Walsh John, cutter O'Banion fc Dagenais, r. 8 Isls
Walsh John, foreman M. B. Moraghan. r. 264)i Minna
Walsh John, fruit peddler, r. 23 Anthony
Walsh John, laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Walsh John, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Walsh John, melter McCormick Bros.
Walsh John, packer, r. 2105 Scott
Walsh John, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Walsh John, seaman, r. Chattanooga nr Twenty-sec-
ond
Walsh John, shoemaker, r. 600 Mission
Walsh John, shoemaker, 1 Seventh, r. 7 Guerrero
Walsh John, tailor, r. 229 Minna
Walsh John A., teamster G. & R. Gillogley, r. 728Ji
Clementina
Walsh John C. H., laborer, r. 549 Jessie
Walsh .John F., bartender, r. 121) Sixth
Walsh John J., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r.
2211 Mason
Walsh John J., clerk Charles M. Oakley, r. 7 Webster
Walsh John J., shoemaker MUhael Walsh, r. 1139
Mission
Walsh Joseph, bricklayer, r. 2105 Scott
Walsh Joseph, laborer, r. 551 Natoma
Walsh Joseph, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr Teneriffe
Walsh Joseph, plumber, r 120 Jones
Walsh Joseph A., receiver O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 7 Guerrero
Walsh Joseph L., helper P. J. O'Brien k Sons, r. 1143
Folsom
Walsh Julia, widow, r. 116 Dore
Walsh J. W., cook, r. 249 St.uart
Walsh Kate, shoefitter, r. 159 Silver
IN THE
BXAMINBR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
c ^ It 1 » i: ^r «
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
64 1 to 647 IVIARKET STREET.
Kn Ilhtiol* b<t Napa
nitre,
Walsh Kntle Ml«i,
aid Shasta
Walsh Lawrence, hackinao. r. 4i-'i CIrinrotlna
Walsh Lnwrence K., Halxuan Murpbr, <ir«Dt k Co.. ,
r. 425 Clementina
Wa'sh Lizzie M. Miss, tallnreiw, r. I'iOa Broadwaj
Walsh Louts, carpenter, r. I:t2t Jtrkaoo I
Walsh Louis, salesujan Edwlu J. Hobloaon, r. m I
Bush '
Walsh Louisa M. Mlas. dreaaroaker, r. 44.1 Twcotlcth
Walsh Mamie Miss, tailoresH, r. MO Folium
Walsh Margaret, widow, r 1013 Army
Walsh Mark'aret Mrs., r. 510 Ellia
Walsh Margaret Mrs., groceriea and liquor*, 7 Web-
ster
Walsh Maria A. Miss, talloreaa. r. 120fl Broadway
Walsh Martin (Welch *: Walsh) r. 1.'. Pearl
Walsh Martin, bla( ksinlth. r. 149 Silver
Walsh Martin painter, 1019 M«rket
Walsh Martin H , clerk M. A Marron. r. I04H Clan
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 12 M«H»
Walsh Maiy, widow, r. l."9 Silver
Walsh Mary, widow^ r. 2-211 M»aon
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 708 Leavenworth
Walsh Mary A., widow, r. 1 Jarksun PI
Walsh Mary A., widow, r. 2 Octavla
Walsh Mary T. Miss, teacher Grant Primary Bcbool,
r. 2309 Ftllinore
Walsh Matthew, groceries, 10.18 H Howard
Walsh M. B., carpenter. 1101 MIhhIou
Walsh Michael, r. Tennessee nr Sierra
Walsh Michael, boota and shoea, 27 Third, r. IIW
Mission
Wahh Michael, carpenter Pac. PUolDg Mill, r. 1018
Twentv Sfcond
Walsh Michael, clerk Mrs. N. E. FlemlDR. r. 400
Ninth
Walsh Michael, laborer, r.SW cor Dt»h and El Dor«do
Walsh Ml. hail, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Walsh Michael, policeman, r. 1901 Polk
Walsh Michael J., shoefltter John T. Sullivan, r. 11
Walsh Michael M., blacksmith J. W. Keefe, r. 10*
Walsh Mvles A., salesmtn Michael Walsh, r. 113»
Mission
Walsh Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 'iM Tehama
Walsh Patrick, driver N. B. and M. Rll., r. lio Clara
Walsh Patrick, engineer, r. S » Kramla. o nr Larklo
Walsh Patrick, laborer, r. SOU Eighth
Walsh Patrick, policeman. r.0.3HN«t.>ni»
Walsh Patrick, saUsmau Philip Kennwly k Co. r.
IIH Jones -,_
Walsh Patrick, watchman Phelpa Mnfg Co., r. !IW
cor Francisco and Larkln
Walsh Patrl.k F.. cle-k V ^. Mint, r. W\9 Clay
Walsh Patrick J., glazier Wllaon * Broa., r. 134 Fol-
som. rear ,, ,-
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McKcnna * PurceU. r. 418
LItiden Av ^ ^ /v. .
Walsh pBtrl<k J., wood turner A. Cameron k C»., r.
McAllister nrWIlLird
Walsh Patrick M., waiter, r. 13 Allen
Walsh P.ter lontfshoreman. r. 131 Folaoro. ?••»
Walsh Peter, with Whlttor, Fuller k Co.
Wallh Peter J., glld.-r H. k O Ouraj., r. l.W W'"'
Walsh PeUr T., b.rten.ler William /u.lr * Co , f. »«?
Bush
Walah Philip, bartender, r. MYi Jonee
Walsh K. Mrs , wl.low. r. 17M Harrl-on
Walsh Richard, engineer C*!. HI. KK .
WalHirAlrhard. laborer, r. W steveneon
Wal.h Hichnril, miller, r. iMrUn
Walsl, Richard, t.llor, r. m>H Howard
Walsh Richard, uiibolattrcr B. r
Market
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ADVERTISINGIgeNTSTPmIER & RET, 415401 Samome St.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVKH FIVE MILLIONS. 1
BROWN. CRAIQ & CO., General Agents. 4$
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
rMPOnTKUS OF
moisr
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FOR GAS, STEAM AND -WATER. -
Pipe Flttiiies. nil Nlzon.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Walsb Richard Jr., metal roofer William Cronan, r.
aC) Stevenson Av
Walsh Richard Jr., sslesiman J. Newman, r. 821 Buah
Walsh Robert, carriage painter A. McGregor, r. Ocean
View
Walsh Sarah, widow, r. 530 Twenty fifth
Walsh Stephen C, solicitor Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
H24 Howard
Walsh Thomas, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Walsh Thomas, longshoreman, r. VU FolBom. rear
Walsh Thomas, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 159
Silver
Walsh Thomas, morocco tinisher Norton Tanning
Co., r. Falkland nr Railroa-l Av
Walsh Thomas D., carpenter, r. Pioneer House
Walsh Thomas E., oiler stmr Columbia, r. 1418 Turk
Walsh Tho^uas F.. shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co.. r. N 8 Nineteenth bet Hartford and Castro
Walsh Thomas H., liquor saloon. 2941 Folsom
Walsli Thomas H., solicitor Northern Pac. and Pac.
Express Cos., r. 2816 Laguna
Walsh Thomas J. (Piitzman & Walsh) r. 937 Haight
Walsh Thomas J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 7
Guerrero
Walsh Thomas M., fireman, r. 1418 Turk
Walsh Thomas P., musician, r. 25 Lily Av
Walsh Thomas R , clerk, and assistant foreman En-
gine No. 15, r. 2114 California
Walsh Timothy, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 730
Clementina
Walsh Timothy, wire cleaner Cal. Wire Works
Walsh Walter, carpenter, r. 66 West Mission
Walsh Walter, foreman Calvary Cemetery, r. cor St.
Joseph's Av and Eddy
Walsh Walter J., helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 397
Eighth
Walsh Walter R., clerk Davis Louderback, r. 1207J4
Laguna
Walsh Walter T., conductor Central RR.
Walsh William, butcher, r. cor Walnut and Sacra-
mento
Walsh William, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 254
Tehama
Walsh William, cooper I. Graham & Co., r. 1123 Sut-
ter
Walsh William, machinist Corporation Yard S. F. F.
D., r. 1726}^ Stevenson
Walsh William, miner, r. 1814 Lyon
Walsh William, salesman, r. 3,57 First
Walsh William, ship carpenter, r. 72m Clementina
Walsh William, stone mason, r. Iiil5 Howard
Walsh William Jr., carpenter, r. 7 Johnston Av
Walsh William D., painter, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh William E., blacksmith, r. 65 Clementina
Walsh William H. (Nolte & Walsh) r. 458 Fifteenth
Walsh William H., machinist, r. 139 Seventh
Walsh William J., laborer, r. 549 Jessie
Walsh William J., painter and paper hanger, 220
Montgomery Av, r. 723 Seventeenth
Walsh William J. Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 214 Tenth
Walsh W. P., switchman S. P. Co., r. 30 Myrtle Av
Walsh William R., groceries and liquors. .523 Fourth
Walsh William T., paper hanger, r. 560 Willow Av
Walsh William T., plumber Presidio, r. 1206 Broad-
way
Walsh William V., reporter, r. 334 Tenth
Walsh .t Barry (James Walsh and William Barry)
liquor saloon. 1800 Polk
aar Walsh. See Welch and Welsh
Walslie Richard J., manager California Hosiery
Co.. 535 Market, r. 408 Hyde
Waltenbaiigh George, machinist, r. 513 Howard, rear
Waltenfels Frederick, waiter, r. fiH Mission
Walfenspiel Gustavus, expressman, r. 889 Seven-
teenth
Walter Alexander, r. 631 Sacramento
Walte,r Arthur, clerk J. H. Jacoby, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter Brother Rev., secretary and teacher Fhiloao-
phy St. Mary's College
Walter Carl, conductor, r. 1211 Fillmore
W'alter Charles E., compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
8t)4b Folsom
Walter David N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. 1700
Van Ness Av
Walter David P., SRlesman, r. 2015 Polk
Walter D. N. & E. & Co. (David N., Eman.
uel, Herman N., Moritz and Isaac N. Walterl im-
porters aijd wholesale dealers carpets, oilcloths,
tipholstery goods, and paper haugings, NW cor
Market and Battery
Walter Dorethea L., widow, r. 2665 Howard
Walter Edward C. r. 108 Vlcksburg
Walter Emanuel (D. N. & E. Walter & Co ) r. New
York
Walter Frederick Mrs. widow, r. 1616 Bush
Walter George, r. 639 Geary
Waller George J., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 417
Van Ness Av
Walter GuRtav (Gustav Walter k Co.) r. 228 O'F^rrell
Walter Gnstav <fe Co. (Gustav Walter and John
H. Roberts) managers and proprietors Orpheum
Theater, 113-119 O'Farrell, and Walter's Soda
Springs (Napa Co., Cal. I 114 Stockton
Walter Henry, cashier D. N. k E. Walter & Co., r.
1700 Van Ness Av
Walter Henrv R , clerk Assistant Quartermaster Di-
vision of Pacific, U. 8. A., r. 1021 Polk
Walter Herman N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r.New
York
Walter H. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1206 >i Sutter
Walter Isaac N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. 1803
Franklin
Walter J. Mrs., r. 228 O'Farrell
Walter Jacob, brewer, r. 1323 Natoma
•Walter Jenny, widow, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter John, type caster, r. 9^ Sumner
Walter Joseph, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 1803 Franklin
Walter Joseph G., clerk M. Walter & Co., r. 417 Van
NessAv
Walter L. M.. salesman, r. 2911 Bush
Walter M. & Co. (Max Walter) importers and manu-
facturers bitters and wholesale liquors, 625 San-
some
Walter Max (M. Walter k Co.) r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter Max, with Otto Cramer, r. 110 Ellis
Walter Moritz (D. N. & E. Walter Jfe Co.) r. Europe
Walter Nathan, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. I8113 Franklin
Walter Nathan F., clerk Lilienthal& Co., r. 1618 Bush
Walter Otto, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oakland
Walter Sanford F., clerk Lilieuthal & Co., r. 1618
Bush
Walter Solly H., artist The Wasp, r. 1016 Geary
Walter Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Walter Thomas C. agent, r. 2032 Folsom
Walter William, barteiider George H. Rice, r. 272 Ji
Clementina
Walter William, hairpicker Charles M. Plum & Co.
Walter William, stableman C. A. Powell
Walter William I. (Neustadter Bros.) r. 1910 Wash-
ington
B^- Walter. See Walth-r and Wolter
Walter's Soda Springs (Napa Co., Cal.) Gustav Walter
c% Co. proptrs, office 114 Stockton
W^alters C, assistant yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 2614
Folsom
Walters Charles F.. seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Walters David T., laborer, r. 49LaTigton
Walters Frank, steward, r. 47 Tehama
Walters Frederick, clerk r. 721 Shotwell
Walters Frederick, sheetiron worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 622 Jessie
Walters George, driver United Carriage Co., r. 623
Howard
CVJtiKY I1>A:»( KIPTIUHr OF
■C^3^TIDE H, ^^7^ E -A- I?.
AT
BEAMISH'S
9IAKKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Kanufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St
^RPAD HARASZTHY i CO.Iwash^n^t^nst ■Proprieiers of the OrleaDs Vineyanl
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WsltPM Harry, r. 946 Harrison
WslttTS Jacob, plasterer, r. 50J O'Farrell
■Wdltera Jacob J., painter, r. 3u Erie
Walt-rs Jeau Clara Mrs., artresa, r. 1037 Post
■Walt.ra John, packer Clothing Dept U. S. A., r. 1230
Grt-en
Waller- John, pla*^terer, r. 18 Folaom Av
Wh Iters Mary E. Mrs., r. 721 Shotwell
Walters Marv F., with Holbrook. Merrill & 8teUon,r.
ror Nineteenth and Hartford
Walters Oscar, boUermaker George E. Belmor, r. 204
Hitch
Walters S., r. 101 MontRomery Blook
Walters Tliomas, laborer, r. 13I8S Broadway, rear
Walters Thomas, stove mounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 16 Freelon
Walters William, mlllman Pac. nolling Mill
Walters William, porter, r. 654 Mission
Iff- Walters. See Wolters
Waltersteln Frank (Hawkins & Walterstein) r. 225^
O'Farrell
Walt ham Charles F., compositor Call, r. 1016 Union
Waltbani John, laborer, r. 208 First
Walther August, musician, r. 1123 Treat Av
Walther Charles, laundryraan 8. F. Laundry
Walther Emil laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. NW cor
Yuba and Iowa
Walther Frank L.. butcher Henry Meyn, r. 205
Twelfth
Walther George, engraver on ivory, r. 1202 Larkin
Walther George F., chalrmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 1317 54 Natoma
Walther Henry, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Walther Philip H., barber, 1427 Octavia
Walther Theresa, widow, r. NW cor Yuba and Iowa
Walther William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Ynba and Iowa
10- Walther. See Walter and Wolter
Walljen F. Dledrich. clerk S. P. Co., r. 508 Sixth
Wal'jen John H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 508 Sixth
Walfiuann Leo, smi'ked fish, 1004 Sansome
Waltiier Eric, tnllor Sanders k Johnson, r. 123 Turk
Walton Albert D. F., r. 32 Converse
Walton Amos D., melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1003 Clay
Walton Charles, clerk, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Walton Charles, melter Curtis Tobey. r. 2213 Powell
WbUou E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 235 Bartlett
Walton Frederick B., shipping master, 506 Battery, r.
133 Jackson
Walton G., patternmaker, r. 317 Bush
Walt -n George N , proofreader Call
Walton George S. , salesman Davis Bros., r. 322 O'Far-
rell
Wa'ton Georgie, widow, r. 711 )4 Seventeenth
Walton Henry, springmaker Cal. Spring Mufg Co., r.
14 Pierce
Walton I. Mrs., widow, r. 721 Golden Gate Av
Walton James W., photographer Thomas A. Brown.
r. 402 Waller
Walton Jesse, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
1222 Treat Av
Walton John, molder, r. 13 Hubbard
Walton John, painter, r. 657 Minna
Walton John R.. proptr Maine Dairy, 213 Tenth
Walton Joseph, laborer, r. 2422 Geary
Walton Martin C, real estate agent, 513 California, r.
.5110 Capp
Walton Marv, dressmaker, r. 1811 Stevenson
WALTON NELSON C.
asptialtain and roolinjr material, /819
Slisxion
Walton Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
3! 0.5 Mlxsion
Walton Thomas T., agent Milton and Yoseralte
StsBe Co. and Milton and Calaveras Big Trees
Stage Co., 14 Montgomery
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GIRCaiATION I MOST ADVERTISEMENTS :
WAP
W, lUL011N[ & CO,
ORIENTAL RUGS.
611 to 647 MAEKET ETZEE?,
•eruud eoKlDMr atBr City of
Walton William O
Peking
WaltH George W., arbitrator railroad r»tr«, f. ISM
Post
Walty CharUa, tailor, r. 450 Jermlr
Waltz Charles, mnfg iiafe«, bank vaulu, locU, •Ic,
13 Drumm, r. Oakland
Walworth J. J., maater marln#r. r.4<H Turk
Walworth J. J. .Mrs., proptr Al.llne Hou»». 40« Turk
Walz Charles, cook, r. fM Harrlaon
Wambach Charles brewer, r. «77S Mlaalon
Wambold Wllllim C., J. weler, r. 15IC t)<-vlii»<lero
Wammack Minnie, widow. lodKlnga, Su3 Masua
Wamser Louis (Wuestefeld k Wamwri r. M *» Harriet
Wanbery H , carpenter Btiur Acapul.o
Wanck Henry, maltster Pioneer Malt Hooa«
Wancholder Sennet, teamater. r. s Lapldge
Waod Jacob, salesman B. Manabacb k Co., r. cn
Turk
Wand Joseph, commission merchant, 130 Sattvr,
room 29, r. 622 Turk
Wand Lee. bookkeeper Louia Saroni k Co., r. m
Turk
Wand Samuel, r. 622 Turk
Wand Thomas L.. advertising agent. 37 Montfomary
Block, r. Oakland
Wand Thomas N.. mining, 37 Montgomery Block, r.
Oakland
Wand William P., clerk CuHtoui House, r. Oakland
Wandel Koslna, widow, r. 2U Perry
Wandell Nelson L.. cigars and tobacco. U Hayea
Wander Henry, chainmaker Pac RollliiR Mill
Wanderley Catherine, widow, r. 721 Kills
Waiidory Anna, widow, drugs and medlclnM, llM
Mission
Wands James W., pinmbrr. r. 10,^ Ridley
Wands William R., vice-prealdent Eagle OH and
Refining Co , 221 California
Wanek Edward, barber, 409 Geary
Wangenheim Amiel (Wangeuheloi, Sternhelm k Co.)
r. 1311 Oough
Waneenheim E. 3., cashier Sol. Wangenheim k Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Wangenheim Henry (Dohrman * Co.) r. 201H Rush
Wangenheim Julius, civil enulnrer. r. l:i.V> P.^t
Wan(;enlieim Sol. di Co. (Solomon Wangoo-
helm and Jiida and Simon Newman) ahlpplog
andrommlsslon merchant*. 117 Hatlery
Wangenheim Solomon (Sol. WauKenhelm k Co.) r.
1714 BuHh
Wainr*>iihelm, Sternhelm M <o. (AmUl
Wangenheim and .Samuel Sternbelml Importer*
crockery, glassware, etc., 5i»-5JO Market and 71-
29 Sutler
Wank Henry, brewer, r. V209 Powell
WankowKkl William, tailor, :rW Kearny, r. 1001 Clay
Wannemacher George W., stenographer The J. Dew-
ing Co.. r. AUrae<la
Wannemacher John (Fletcher k Wann.raach.r) r. «40
Golden Gate Av . ^
Wanneiimarher Robert (Wannenmachrr k R.utllrrir.
W.nnenma'I"^r k H'Vittler (Robert Wannenmachar
and John Ueuttler. I.ut.h-n. (UJ «•'«"».
Wanner Anthony. flrepnH.f builder r «3S Wdy
Wanner John, molder OccidenUI Joiui.lry. r
Wanner*M™nlka, confectionery, 1035 Kolaom
Wannes O.. laborer, r. 624 F 'Urth
Wannop .Joseph A., r. 478 Montgomery
Wan7. John D., butcher, 47 4M Area.!. Market, r NW
cor Twenty fourth and Ooluiiibla
w.p£i Aib:rt''M'.'°^"«- » ^-pp-" '• »"» '^"-
WappuTcharlea. waiter, r. HI" Howard
lOtt
lUXILLIARY PRINTERSTPALMER & KEY. 4%-40? SaisOM St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
WAP
1194
WAR
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1MP0UTEU3 OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All Sizes uinl IVuiiibvrs.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wspplc Michael, ifstaur»iit, KUS-IGIT Buchanan
Warbnrtou Annie M., widow, dressmaking, 'J3i How-
ard
Warburton E. P. Mrs., proptr Clarendon House, 142k
Fourth
Warburton James H., butcher, r. NE cor Marquesas
and Railroad Av
Warburton J. P., physician, 30 St. Ann's Bldg
Warburton Samuel, warehouseman Abner Doble, r.
754 Howard
Ward Alfred, stableman, r. 24-24 California
Ward Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 370 Natoma
Ward Ann Mrs., confectionery and notions, NE cor
Trinidad and Susquehanna
Ward Arthur S., printer, 40.5 Front, r. Oakland
Ward Bernard, laborer, r. 14 Tehama
Ward Bernard, stevedore, r. 7 Seymour Av
Ward Bernard Jr.. bookkeeper Benjamin W.L. NicoU,
r. 7 Seymour Av
Ward Bernard K., hacVman, r. 324 Tehama
Ward Carrie, widow, r. 4.J0 Bryant
Ward Charles, laborer, r. 8 Tehama
Ward Charles, musician, r. 82.5 Kearny
Ward Charles H., deputy County Clerk, r. 17 Jj Lang-
ton
Ward Charles H., porter, r. 113 William
Ward Charles H., porter John Strothofif, r. 321 J^
O'Farrell
Ward Charles J., bookbinder, r.ll21 Filbert
Wnrd Charlotte, widow, r. 1812 O'Farrell
Ward Christopher, gilder, r. f>5 Shipley
Ward Christopher, tailor, r. 367 Jessie
Ward Christopher, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 924
Howard
Ward Cornelius M., gmceriee and liquors, SE cor
Susquehanna and Trinidad
Ward Daniel, groceries and liquors, NE cor Day and
Sanchez
Ward Daniel, laborer, r. 129 Folsom
Ward Daniel F., bookbinder, r. 1121 Filbert
Ward. D. Henslia-\v, general manager Judson
Manufacturing Co., 8 Pine. r. Oakland
Ward Dell, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
r. 917 J^ Mission
Ward E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Ivy Av
Ward E. A., quartermaster stmr City of New York, r.
54 Sacramento
Ward Edward, gardener, r. 1913 Vallejo
Ward Eilward, longshoreman, r. 120 Langton
Ward Edward, tanner, r. Teneriffe nr Platte
Ward Edward A., policeman, r. 1.S9 Taylor
Ward Eilward F., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 120 Langton
Ward Edward W. H., clerk Henry Finnegass, r. 2525
Bryant Av
Ward Eliza, widow, r. 18 Dore
Ward F. F., secretary The Gray Brothers Arti-
ficial Stone Paving Co., 316 Montgomery, r. 122
Turk
W^ard Francis M. , bookkeeper and real estate,
24 Montgomery Block, r. Alameda
Ward Frank, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 757
Harrison
Ward Frank, stableman Fashion Stables, r. 432 Bush
Ward Frederick C, jellymaker King-Morse Canning
Co., r. 1701 Eddy, rear
Ward George, telegraph operator, r. 7 Seymour Av
Ward George H.. seaman stmr Mariposa
Ward Harry, compositor Call. r. 757 Harrison
Ward Harry, vocalist, r. 1045 J4 Market
Ward Hattie, widow, r. 92 Everett
Ward Henry, cler'.< Firemaus Fund Ins. Co., r. 114
Mason
Ward Henry, stableman C. A. Warren, r. 210 Ninth
Ward Hubert, salesman, r. 7.57 Harrison
Ward Ida M., domestic 143 Grove
Ward .lames, boilermaker. r. '.-'10 Perry
Ward James, clerk W. H. Dwrer & Co., r. 1913 Vallejo
Ward James, laborer, r. 2(i;l Langton
Wiiril Jamos laborer, r. 218 Ninth
Ward James, laborer, r. Nebraska bft Yolo and Army
Ward Jiinies, pantryman Palace Hotel
Ward James, waiter, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward James J., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 1121 Fll-
belt
Ward James L., r. 711 Twenty-third
Ward James L., teamster, and driver Hook and Lad-
der No. 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Ward James M., r. 1912 J< Jones
Ward James W.. physician, 335 Geary
Ward Jane, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Ward J. B., watchmaker, 4 Sixth, r. 213 Seventh
Ward John, r. 411 Sausome
Ward John, boarding, and liquor saloon, 335 Tenth
Ward John, bottler George Goeppert & Co., r. 34
Freelon
Ward John, dentist, r. 317 Geary
Ward John, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 344 Brannan
Ward John, laborer, r. 1327 Minna
Ward John, laborer, r. Nebraska bet Yolo and Army
Ward John, teamster, r. 1009 Miuna
Ward John, tracklayer, r. 328 Twenty-second
Ward John, stevedore, r. 536 Howard
Ward John A., r. 434 5^ Hayes
Ward John F., teamster, r. 335 Clementina
Ward John G., cashier Cutting Packing Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ward John H., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 216
Twenty-third
Ward John J., collarmaker William Davis, r.55 Ship-
ley
Ward John M., collector Daily Report
Ward John T., capitalist, 402 Front, r. Oakland
Ward John W., carpenter, r. 16n3 Market
Ward Joseph, guard House of Correction
Ward Joseph, salfsman. r. 367 Jessie
Ward Joseph W., merchant, 402 Front, r. Oak-
land
Ward J. Walter Jr., attorney at law, 204 Mont,
gomery, room 12, r. Oakland
Ward Lewis P., comp'^sitor Examiner, r. 331 Kearny
Ward Lucian B., r. 863 5^ Market
Ward Malachi L., conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 1103
Shotwell
Ward Mark, painter, r. 1551 Ji Market
Ward Martin B.. deckhand stmr Piedmont, r. 221
Sixth
Ward Martin P., traveling salesman P. F. Collier, r.
268 Minna
Ward Mary Mrs., r. 210 Perry
Ward Mary A., widow, r. 711 Twenty-third
Ward Mary E. Mrs., private school and kindergarten,
1519 Sacramento
Ward Matthew, r. 210 Perry
Ward Matthew, helper, r. 12 Tehama
Ward Michael, r. 18 Dore, rear
Ward Michael, assistant engineer stmr Modoc, r. Ala-
meda
Ward Michael, clerk Alf. R. Kelly, r. 509 Fell
Ward Michael, laborer, r. W s Michigan bet Sierra,
and Shasta, rear
Ward Michael, shoemaker, r. 34 Freelon
Ward Michael J., liquor saloon, 325-327 East, r. 14111
Pacific
Ward Michael T., agent, r. 424 Sansome
Ward O. 8,, waiter, r. 511 Folsom
Ward Oscar S., engineer Clay St. RR., r. 1222 Leaven-
worth
Ward Osmund, fireman, r. 1331 Clay
Ward Patrick, carpenter, r. 221 Sixth
Ward Patrick, carriagewasher H. M. Norton, r. 124
Olive Av
Ward Patrick, conductor, r. 1103 Shotwell
Ward Patrick, laborer, r. 55 Shipley
Ward Patrick, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and
Shasta
SPECIAL PATTERIjIS
BOYS' Al YOUTHS' SOITS
— AT —
THE HASTINGS."
BBIEKI III. Ol. W H48TMED
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manage.
WM. SEZTON, Asst. Manageij
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
iMARktT ST
.! BOOKBINDERS, ENGEAVEES. ETC.
WAR
1195
WAR
W»rd Patrli k, laborer (lolden Gate Park r. 8 b Lake
bet Seventh and Eighth Avs
Ward l'!.trlck F. (P. F. Ward & Co.) r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Ward Pairiok J., waiter, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward Peter (Adams * Co.) r. E a Don){laKg bet Eight-
e. lith Htid Ninett-euih
Ward P' ter. clerk Williaui DreRbach, r. 7 Seymour Av
Ward Pi'ter, plumber, r. lOIW Minna
Ward Peter J., entiiueer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E a
Miihiiiau bet Sierra and Sh:ihta
Ward P. F. & Co. (Patrick F. Ward) plumbers and
gasflttera, 1715 Market
Ward Philip J., gashtter Palace Hotel, r. E a Fifth Av
bet Point Lobos Av and Clem'-nt
Ward Richard, seatnan. r. North Pacific Hotel
Ward RIchaid, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 43
Minna
.Ward Robert T. (Ward & Co.) r. Oakland
'Ward Stephen, porter, r. 71.5 Howard
Ward Thomas, laborer, r. 60fi Fourth
Ward Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 52G
Howard
Ward Thomas, longshoreman, r. IGIO Kearny
■Ward Thomas, stevedore, r. 1424 Howard, rear
Ward Thoman, teamster, r. 5 Market
Ward Thomas W., trimmer Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
1424 Howard
! Ward Timothy W., clerk S. F. News Co., r. ?38 Sixth
Ward Vincent, seaman, r. 13.5 Folsora
Ward William, first officer stmr City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Ward William, machinist Risdon I. and L. WorVs
Ward William, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 847 How-
ard
Ward William, plumber William F. Wilson
Ward William, teamster M. Warde & Co., r. 216
Twenty-third
Ward William Mrs., r. 1001 Pine
Ward William B., bookkeeper 8. F. Savings Union, r.
290."; Bush
Ward Willl:im B., liquor saloon, 539 Valencia
Ward William H., journalist, r. 26 Fell
Ward William H., salesman, r. 408 Hyde
Ward William J. (Ward & Reillv) r. 147 Clara
Ward William P.. blacksmith M. Kelly,r. 216 Twenty-
third
Ward William T., collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
303 Filbert
Ward Hi Co. (Robert T. Ward) employment ofilce,
60H-filO Clay
Ward fc Reilly (William J. Ward and James Reilly)
^groceries and liquors, 337 Fourth
WARDE M. & CO. (»iich„e.
Wnrde) Importers and dealers wines
and liquors. 416-418 Sansome
Warde Michael (M Warde & Co.) r. 1417 Twenty-fifth
»- Warden. See Waddell
Warden Charles, clerk Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 903
Valencia
Warden George, horseshoer, r. Ill Ji Minna
Warden Hugh. r. 424 Sansome
Warden Mary A., widow, r. 18 Verona
Warden Mary A., widow, r. 903 Valencia
Warden Otto J., r. 62 Shipley
Warder Bessie Mrs., r. 640 M Jessie
Wardlaw .James, carriagewasher C. 8. Crittenden, r.
275 Minna
Wardlaw James, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 40 Minna
Wardlaw William, lamplighter 8. F. Oas Light Co., r.
2431 Larkin
Wardwell Atwater. sheep raiser, r. 1613 Franklin
Wardwell James, r. 51 Third
Wardwell William R., bookkeeper M. 8. Grinbaum fc
Co., r. 1405 Van Nefls Av
Ware Albert, r. 25 Stockton
kxam'inbr
BRING GREATEST RESULT
T?, A TIES.
7\ T XjO^W^DETI^T
W, & J, S[OAIi[ & CO,
HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OPwLSE.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Ware Barbara M.. widow, r. MKl Poat
Ware C. F. Mrs., wl.low. r. 1103 Van NeM At
Ware Ge<>r«e A., r. 717 Turk
W.ire .Joseph (i.. carpenter, r. 207 Lanston
Ware William H., r. 6.« Powell
Ware William H , printer, r. 172H Golden Oat* Av
»- Ware. 8ev Wehr. Weir and Wler
Warfield Oeori,'.', r.2IC. Powell
Wariner Orvllle. carpenter, r. 1523 Pine
Waring Albert E., dental ntudinl MllUm F. Oabba. r
«>4 Turk
WarinyCharlea A., bookkeeper, r. 8^ Turk
Waring Henry .1., glazier, r. 8S» Turk
Warmbold B. Frederick, giocerlea and Uqooni. 701
Hayes
Warmbron Alexander, tailor, 90S Clay
Warncke Ernest J., boaMlug, W ■ Railroad At bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Warncke Hobert. t' atuater. r. W a Railroad At bet
Manitoba and Domloica
Warne William, carpenter, r. S a Tenerlffe nr Rail-
road Av
Warnecke Bruno, bartender Gruen k Heydeoaber, r.
7 Hamden PI
Warnecke Edward, clerk Richard Grant, r. «.ll O-ary
Warnecke Louis (Warnecke & GrovertI r. 1634 Ken-
tucky
Warnecke* Orovert (Lonia Warnecke and Jacob
Grovert) liquor saloon. 1524 Kentucky
Warneke Christian, r. Kll Halght
Warner A., carpenter, r. 14:« MiMlon ,
Warner Abraham, liquor aaloon. Melega Wharf
Warner Alexander, dentlet. 224 Kearny, r. ll2uGonBh ;
Warner Cecil, tuanaser Roebm k Davlann (D»- ;
troit, Mich., 109 California, room 6, r. Oakland
Warner Charles G., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 7,
Wall PI i
Warner Charles G., waiter, r. 614 Linden At
Warner Charles H., bookkeeper James I)e I.* Mon-
tany". r. 127 Kearny
Warner Charlea H.. collector Hnlohlnaon * Mann
Warner David, apprentice, r. Vfi Frerlon. rear
Warner EilwlD U.. pijwr carrier, r. 24 Ple-iaant
Warner Eliza, widow, r. Kul Mlailon
Warner Elon L., asBlBtant station baggage agent s
P. Co., foot Market, r. Oakland
Warner Enimii, widow, r. 3M1 Turk
Warner George (Casiro k Warnerl r. (B25« Fourth
Warner George O.. cook. r. 7 Wall PI
Wiirner Henry, porter Rudolph Herman
Warner Henry P.. gardener, r. NW cor Baker an<l
Jefferson
Warner iHaac 8.. aailniaker C. C Funk. r.MS Rarilelt
Warner Janiea H.. shorthand n porter 8. P. Co.. r
Ahlborn House
Warner Jane H.. widow, r. 24 Pleasant
Warner J. J., clerk Atlantic and Parlflr Fa»t rr»l«ht
Line, r. Oakland ,
Warner John, teamster Producers Marble Co. r. Ml j
Eleventh .... , «
Warner Joseph C. carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. I.rj
Warner JoHlah B., chief Inspector Hartford Hleain
Boiler Inspection and In». <"o.. r. .IWH Hjde
Warner Margaret, widow, r. 21 Freelon, rear
Warner Maurice A., r. 132 Ridley
Warner Milton, calker. f. "f-^ '"'*'" . _ .,_,
Warner Paul, cigarniakrr J. W. Shaeffer * Oo.. r MM
Filbert
Warners. H. Mrs. r. 1101 Market
Wiirner WeMlley r. 1 Codnian PI . ,
Warner William, carpenter. r.TeoTlff. nr Railroad
Warner William, freight cl.rk H, T. and V. P. M.. t.
WtTUfT Wmiam. lamp cleaner, r. aiSl t^^l"
wUrner William n. a-s.-I.M M- reUry Kar^. Oa«.
Mining Co.. r. 2904 California
a-
n
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LAE&E5T TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & RsY::^)):
II «%« IM-O. » AE»
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. ««°'*'^' *^"*'i.rcVrrriL«'^ii
WAR
1196
WAS
W. W. Montague &. Co.
PIXIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOB HAND, WI>'I>-MIL,I< AX1> POWER.
ALL. SIZES.
809, 8U, 813, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Warner WUeoii, r. 424 SHiisoiue
Warnholz Cliarles. cabint-tmaker, r. SW cor Santa
Clara and Alabama
Warnholz Henry, driver Chicago Brewing Co., r. 20
Capp
Warnholz Herman, tailor, r. 1223 Buchanan
Warnholz William, teamstHr, r. 19)4 Grand Av
Warnke Frederick, r. 2647 Mission
Warnke Herman, clerk Henry Joost, r. 138 Third
Waruke Ludwig, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. Alameda
Warnke Peter, clerk William Warnke, r. 734 Broad-
way
Warnke William, groceries and liquors, 734 Broad-
way, r. 907 Vallejo
Warnken Herman, salesman Mohr & Steffens, r. 1534
Pacific Av
Warnken Herman F., groceries and liquors, 100 Fran-
cisco
Warnock James, shipowner, r. 321 Ninth
Warnock Margaret Mrs., groceries, NW cor Tenth and
Harrison
Warnock William, policeman, r. 772 Mission
Warnock William teamster C. A. Warren, r. 33 Wash-
ington Av
Warnstrom Henry O., painter, r. 1811 Hyde
Warren Albert, printer, r. 26 Derby PI
Warren Alfred, paperbox maker, r. 10 Geary Court
Warreu Ann Mrs., r. 1024 Howard
Warren Asa. foreman C. A. Warren, r. 210 Ninth
Warren August, confectionery, 318 Sixth
Warren Charles, bookkeeper, r. 917 Sacramento
Warren Charles, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 3 Fulton
Warren Charles, painter, r. 112 Alta
Warren Charles A., contractor, 234 Montgom-
ery, r. 210 Nlntli
Warreu Charles H., clerk Post Office, r. 112 Alta
Warren Charles P., clerk ticket auditor S. P. Co., r.
Alameda
Warren Charles W., porter James Gallup & Co., r. 55
Clay
Warren C. L. Mrs., dressmaking. 703 Valencia
Warren Clarence H., editor Alta, r. 1316 Mason
Warren Clinton, machinist Tatum & Bowen, r.23 Do-
lores
Warren E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2413 Howard
Warren Edward, teamster, r. 1026!^ Minna
Warren Edward W.. floorman Fashion Stables, r. 221
Ellis
Warren Elizabeth, bakery, 112 Twelfth
Warren F. E. (Miller & Warren) r. 136 Oak
Warren Frank, painter, r. 812 Lyon
Warren Frank, salesman, r. 621 Post
Warren Frank, with W. O. Hubbard, r. 7 Pratt PI
Warren Frank E., painter and decorator, r. 241 Oak
Warren Frank J., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r. 1521
Clay
Warren Frank W., bookkeeper Eeane Bros., r. 519 Va-
lencia
Warren Frederick W., superintendent Visitacion
Water Co., r. 210 Ninth
Warren George, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Warren George Mrs., widow, r. 118 Jones
Warren George A., inspector Custom House, r. 659
Howard
Warren George B., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 532 ElUs
Warren George W., r. 1327 Union
Warren George W., tallyman r. 1025 Lombard
Warren Glass Co., H. W. Hull president, W. H. War-
ren manager, C. H. Hawley secretary, mnfr em-
bossed and cut glass, 2-4 Sutter
Warren Howard, blacksmith, r. 246 Clara
Warren James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Warren James H. Rev., superintendent Am. Home
Missionary Soc, 7 Montgomery Av, r. 1316 Mason
Warren James L., wood carver, r. 1503 H Buchanan
Warren J. L. L. F. (Warren & Co.) r. 1004 Howard
Warren John, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 720 Tehama
Warren John A., molder Weed & Eingwell. r. 2814
Pirn-
Warren John C. Jr., bookbinder, r. 15133^ Mission
Warrt'D John K., deputy Tax Collector, r. 519 Valen-
cia
Warren John P., carpenter, r. 112 Twelfth
Warren John P., policeman, r. 226 Sutter
Warren Joseph, barber George Sieverson, r. Waldo
House
Warren Joseph, furnished rooms, 128 J4 Fourth
Warren Joseph S., drug clerk Fred. A. Grazer, r. 987
Harrison
Warren Mary, widow, r. 129 Silver
Warren Minnie Miss. clerk,r. NWcor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Warren Oscar, clerk Headquarters Division of the
Pacific, U. S. A., r. 717 Post
Warren Richard, driver Matthew Nunan, r. 720 Te-
baraa
Warren Russell, architect, r. 427)4 Oak
Warren Russell A., compositor Call, r. 23 Kearny
Warren Samuel I., salesman, r. 519 Valencia
Warren S. H.. teacher shorthand and typewriting,
809 Market, room 15, r. 417 Larkin
Warren Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma
Warren William, bookbinder Whelan & Tracy, r. 112
Alta
Warren William, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 1307
Harrison
Warren William H., manager Warren Glass Co., r. 120
McAllister
Warren William H., teamster, r. 2814 Pine
Warren William T , expressman, cor Kearny and
Washington, and bakery and confectionery, 108
Twelfth
Warren & Co. (J.L.L. F. Warren) editors and proptrs
California Farmer, 10U4 Howard
Warrelman John, porter, r. 321 Mission
Warrin Mary, widow, r. 1016 sutter
Warriner Alfred E., carpenter, r. 1433 Mission
Warriner Julia Mrs., r. 302 O'Farrell
Warringholtz John, maltster, r. 1 Hartmann PI
Warrington John, seaman, r. 266 Brannan
Warrin<rton Samuel, cutter Williams Bros. & Co.,
Oakland
Warrlnaton Thomas, hackman Fitzgerald & Conlon,
r. 1315 Octavia
Warrutt B. J., purser stmr City of New York
Warschauer Aaron M., cook, r. 2434 Bush
Warschauer Joseph G., clerk, r. 1633 Geary
Warschauer Marks, deputy County Clerk, r. 2434
Bush
Warschauer Morris, harnessmaker, 104 Clay, r. ]
Geary
Warshauer Manheim, cigars and tobacco, 321 Califor-
nia, r. 823 Larkin
Warshawski Anton, car driver, r. 530 Sixth
Warshawski Jacob, salesman E. Frank & Son, r. 706
McAllister
Warshawski Marcus, barber S. A. Selig, r. 706 Mc-
Allister
Warthen B. G., train baggagemaster S. P. Co.. foot
Market, r. Oakland
Wartnin John, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Warwick Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r. 22)4
Quinn
Warwick James, r. 423 Ninth
Warwick James, painter, r. 1325 Natoma
Warwick William A., bookkeeper William J. Davis,
1190 Hais:ht
Wascerwitz Morris, clerk P. F. Dunne, r. Oakland
Wasch Aaron, necktiemaker, r. 447 Tehama
Waschle F., gripraan Sutter St. RR.
Washburn Albert, proprietor Stockton Planing
Mills, S 8 Berry bet Fourth and Fifth, r. 226 De-
visadero
Washburn A. A., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. The
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BUxe and Turnpike Co., 613 Market, r. 'i5'i5 Fill-
more
Washburn Clarence E., with The Associated Press, r.
8fil FoIhoiu
Washburn Ezra, bailiflf Supreme Court of California,
r. 8iy Octavla
Wasbburu George B. (Perkins & Washburn) r. .502
Bush
Washburn George E., student School of EnglneerlnR,
r. 1418Califuruia
Washburn Georgia Mrs., principal Turk St. Primary
School, r. 1418 California
Washburn Henry, horse market, 761 Bryant, r. 2728
Howard
Washburn Lysander, broker, r. 215)4 O'Farrell
Washburn Mary, domestic 2018 Van Ness Av
Washburn Peter, laborer Truckee Lumber Co. of 8.
F , r. Crystal Hotel
Washburn Sarah A., widow, r. 631 O'Farrell
Washburn Thomas, r. 1314 Filbert
Washe Ueniy A., bookkeeper, r. 4)4 Yerba Buena
WashinRton Block, NW cor Washington and Mont-
giiniery Av
Washing^ton Brewery, Clans Wreden & Co.
proprietors, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Washington Evening School, SW cor WaKhington and
Mason
Washinffton Fire and Marine Ingarance
Co. (of Boston) George D. Dornin manager. Wil-
Ham Sexton assistant manager, office 215 Sansome
Washington Frank B., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r.
216 Bush
Washington George, clerk, r. 50 South Park
Washington George W.. waiter Palace Hotel
Washington Grammar School, S. Sturges principal,
SW cor Washington and Mason
Washi) gton H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1908 Powell
WashinMton Hall, 35 Eddy
Washington Hotel, Patrick Collins proptr, NW cor
First and Mission
Washington John T., secretary New City Hall Com-
missloners. office New City Hall, flrbt floor, r. 216
Bush
Washington Joseph, waiter, r. 224 Minna
>Wa8hinj?ton Life Insurance Co. (of New York)
John H. Gray general agent, 411 California
Wasliington SInnufacturingr Co. (Alfred
Adelsdorfer and Manfred Brandeustelu) import-
ers ci flfees, teas and spices, 17-19 First
Washington Market, Wat^hington to Merchant bet
Montgoinerry and Sansome
Washington Mills, Dohrman & Co proptrs, office
203-207 Mission
Washington Square, Filbert, Stockton. Powell and
Union
Washlntou Street Wharf, foot Washington
Wasler Samuel J., bootblack David C. Lee, r. 524
Union
Wasley Frank A., manager Fred. H. Busby, r. Oak-
land
Waaon Archibald, house and sign painter, 113 Davis,
r. 914 Vallejo
Wason Eliza B., widow, r. 437 Clementina
Wason .John W., butcher, r. 437 Clementina
Wasp The (illustrated weekly) John P. Jackson
publiBher and proprietor, 538 California
Waas D. D., electrical engineer and manufacturer
wire window guards, office screens, electrical
dynamos, ornamental work, etc., 141-143 First, r.
T03 Valencia
Waas F.. carpenter 8. F. Planing Mill, r. Berkeley
Wass Sydney H., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 2731
Pine
Wasselin Joel, carpenter, 763X Bryant
Wassenberc Daniel W., druggist, r 512 Chestnut
Waaser Quinney J., carpenter, r. 773 Harrison
Wasseriuan Moses, r. 620 Fulton
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310 Snimome, \varrhou>f cor Townarnd
and Third
WasKcrraanu Elkan (E. Waasermann k Co ) r. tU
Turk ;
Wassman Henry, clerk J. U. A. Folkera k Bro., r.
509 H Hyde
Waasmann Frederick, dyer, 329 Folaom !
Wassmann Herman F., grorenea and llqaora, NC cor
Sonoma and Potrero Av
WasKor Richard, fireman stnir Alamrda. r Oakland
Wastell O. F., saleaman Murphy, Grant k Co., r. '
Oakland I
Wastell H. A., clerk freight auditor's office 8. P. Oo.,
r. 0.59 Twenty-fourth
Wate Paul T. M., accountant Kullmano k Co.. r. 33H
Shotwell
»■ Wate. See Wait and Walle
Watenstedt Herman, blacksmith, r. "26 Howard
Water Front Land Co., W. G. DooUttle aecrcUry.
61« Market
Waterbnry Charles 8., contractor and bulldrr, 330
Pine, room 11, r. 1322 8c<.tt
Waterbury Charlea 8. Jr., clerk C. Goodwin, r. ISM
Scott
Waterbury Clock Co, (Watrrbury. Conn.)
mnnufacturera clucks and clock mati'rlal*. A. I.
Hall & Son agents, .'>28-.^;^^ Market
Waterbury Henry E., linen room man UuBa Houae
Waterbnry Watch Co. (Watrrbury. Conn.)
manufacturers watches and watch uiatertals. A.
I. Hhll i<: Son agents. .128-530 Market
Waterdall Peter, carpenter, r Ocean View
Waterfall J. H.. waiter, r. 276 Stevenaon
Waterford Albert, porter Mercantile Library Awn
Waterhduse Bryant L., clerk Waterhouae A I.*ater. f.
1«19 JesHle
Waterhou^e Columbus (Waterhouae A LeatcD r. OTIS
Howard
Waterhiusp Frederick A., with Waterhouae k I>c«t«r.
r. 2213 Howard
Watertoiise Hiirry K., with Waterhouae * I-etler. r.
181<.) JcKhle
Waterliouae «b Leatir (Columbua Watrrhouao)
importers and jobbers carriage and waguo ma-
terials. lf>-22 Beale
Waterloo Oei rRP, r. 113 Orenon
W»terlow Edward C, r. NK cor Hyde and OTam«II
Waterman Autfuatua, mining arcrrlary, 26-2*
Nevada Block, r. Alameda
Waterman Bella J. Mlaa, atenographer, r. IWO TlV-
W»ternian Charbs E., tinner, r. 30. Tehama
Waterman Cliarlra H., |>ollrrman. r 1*37 fnlon
Wiitern.an Charlea H , cleik, r. VOOO Broadway
Waterman Earlv E., teanialer, r. 2r. P. rry. rear
Waterman Edwird H.. marhlnlat Ool.lcn HUla and
Miu. ra- Iron W<.ik«. r. 2106 I'..wrll
Waterman E.nll. bookkeeper M Waltrman * t.'.. r
WalermanEmiry F. Mlaa. teaebar muale. r. IKO ni-
Waterman E. H. Mrs, widow, riworilbrrt
Waterman Ei.genle J. MIm, « hool Ira. b»r, r. 1«0
Waterman Frederick II. fHhaflrr. la.k.r *
\Vnlerman)»tlorncyatlaw.l3Moi.«4l««n'rjJ>l«k.
r 72(1 Califntnla
W.teriiian (It orcr. aawyer, r. 210ft Powell
wSteru!"!! OeoJSe, tc.m.trr, r. Florida Ul DolU M.d
Waierm"n'n. A.. booklW«P«r Standard Bhirt Ttciorj.
r. 419 Geary
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Waterman Herman (M. Waterman & Co.) r. 511 Van
Ness Av
Waterman Jesse, with M. Schnssler & Co., r. 511 Van
Ness Av
Waterman John G.. grocerips and liquors, 8W cor
Jat'kson and Montfjomery
Waterman Joseph (M. Waterman & Co.) r. San Jos^
Wiiterman Katherine, widow, r. 307 Tehama
Waterman Katherine, widow, r. 436 Green
Waterman M. Mrs., r. 405 Octavia
Waterman M. <Si Co. (Herman and Joseph Water-
man and Emil Greenebaura) grain and commis-
sion merchants, 208 Front
Waterman Moses, cashier Tax Collector, r. 1123 La-
guna
Waterman Richard, r. 2105 Powell
Waterman Sam\iel, porter Porter, Slessinger & Co.,r.
1123 Lagnna
Waterman William B.. bill clerk M. Ehrman & Co.,
r. 511 Van Ness Av
Waters Agues, chambermaid 614 Sutter
Waters Alexander, plumber, r. 559 Stevenson, rear
Waters Amy Miss, teacher music, r. 410 Ellis
Waters Arthur, livery stable, 1000 Geary
Waters Daniel, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Waters E. H., packer T. J. Bass & Co.. r. 11 Mason
Waters Emma Miss. r. 715 Eddy
Waters Frederick C, bookkeeper Charles E. Ander-
son, r. 1025 DeviSHdero
Waters Frederick C, foreman S. W. Kayeley, r. 316
Oak
Waters George, r. 95* Bush '
Waters George, painter, r. 114 Clipper
Waters George F.,wlth Lebenbaum Bros., r. 1238 Eddy
Waters George L. Mrs., ladtes' nurse, r. 4 Taylor PI,
bet Geary and Post
Waters Ida, widow, r. 212 Hyde
Waters John, laborer, r. 8 Billings PI
Waters John, laborer, r. 1313 S msome, rear
Waters John, tanner, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet Twen-
ty-seveuth and Twenty eighth, B. H.
Waters Joseph, laborer, r. 153 Silver
Waters Joseph N. H., expressman Anglo-Californian
Bank. r. 2220 Pine
Waters Kate Mrs., r. 71 West Mission
Waters Kate Mrs., editor Hotel Gazette, r. 410 Ellis
Waters Margaret, widow, r. W s Gunnison Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty -eli^hth, B. H.
Waters Martin, wood and coal, 1323 Kearny, r. 1416
Kearny
Waters Matthew, lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 16 Bernard
Waters Nathaniel A., r. 1776 Grepn
Waters Patrick J., plumber, 922 Larkin, r. 732 Seven-
teenth
Waters Richard, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Waters Susan M., widow, r. 2943!^ Mission
Waters Susie, widow, r. 533 Ivy Av
Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1318 Broadway
Waters William, laborer, r. Garfield Hotel
Waters William D., painter, r. 1635 Mission
Waters William J., engiueer, r. Ocean View
Waters ;iVilliam W., clerk Post Oifioe. r. 920 Market
8^- Waters. See Walters
Waterstreet John C, cabinetmaker, r. 1215 Mission
Waterwall Peter, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Watkia William B., real estate broker, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 9, r. 318 Turk
Watklns Alonzo A. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r. 1302
Liiguna
Watkins Amos, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 21^ Hunt
Watkins Carletnn E , manager Watkins' Yosemite Art
Gallery, 427 Montgomery
Watkins Charles W.. miner, r. 2106 Jones
Watkins Charles W. Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 2106
Jones
Watkins David H.. assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co.. r. 719 Eddy
Watkins Frank E.. driver John Watkins. r. 632 Post
Watkins Harry W.. clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 531 Montgomery Av
Watkins James T.. clerk Nevada Bank. r. San Rafael
Watkins John, milkman, r. 032 Post
Watkins John U., policeman, r. ()37 tJalifornia
Watkius John T.. hhoecutter Buckingham & Hecht.
r. 11 Hickory Av
Watkins Joseph, bartender, r. 447 Natoma
Watkins Joseph, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, r.
392 Ninth
Watkins Josi-ph E., fancy goods, 540 Third '
Watkins Norman, laborer, r. Ocean View
Watkius Peter, tanner, r. Lahaina nr Platte
Watkins Philip M., spicemiller J. A. Folger k Co.. r.
Oakland
Watkins Samuel (Watkius & Keenan) r. 3012 Six-
teenth
Watkins Samuel, gardener, r. cor St. Thomas and
Alleghany
Watkins Samuel, teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 103 Free'on
Watkins Warren, salesman Charles F. Merle, r. 132
Sixth
Watkins William, laborer, r. 606 Howard
Watkins William, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1813 Stock-
ton
Watkins' Yosemite Art Gallery, 427 Montgomery,
salesroom 26 New Montgomery
Watkins & Keenan (Simuel Watkins and Patrick
H. Keenan) livery stable. Sixteenth nr Valencia
Watriss George C, draftsman, r. 5 Yerba Buens
Watrous Henry G., clerk M. P. and M. dept 8. P. Co..
r. Redwood City
Watrous Milford O., carpenter, r. 64^^ Natoma
Watson Albert, r. W s Kentucky bet Solano and Marl-
piisa
Watson Alexander B., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. Oakland
Watson Alfred J., teamster, r. 413 Brannan
Watson Alonzo, r. W s Kentucky bet Solano and Mari-
posa
Watson Ambrose A., shipping clerk Langley It
Michaels, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson Andrew, waiter stmr Granada, r. 246 Clara
Watson Archibald 8., cigars and tob»cco, 2930 Six-
teenth
Watson Benjamin F., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 235 Bitch
Watson C. H., purchasing agent Oregon Develop-
ment Co.. 304 Montgomery, r. 417 Montgomery
W.itson Charles, clerk, r. 1799 Pine
Watson Charles, engineer, r. 1238 McAllister
Watson Charles B., shipping clerk Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. 620 Fourth
Watson Charles L. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.) r. Oakland
Watson Charles N., law student Thomas M. Osment,
r. 22 Bond
Watson Daniel B., carpenter, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av
Watson Daniel M., leather cutter Kullman, Salz k
Co., r. 2203 Scott
Watson Edward, sash and blind maker, r. 211 Second
Watson Eugene H.. painter, r. 20 Hardy
Watson Eugene S.. bookkeeper Brown & Metzner, r.
726 Shotwell
Watson Fanny, waitress, r. 174 Jessie
Watson Frank, r. 502 Franklin
Watson Frank, laundryman, r. 211 Ridley
Watson Frank, roofer, r. 24 Clara
Watson Frederick J., teamster, r. 10 Dehone
Watson George, r. 405 Geary
Watson George, salesman, r. 17 Polk
Watson George, teamster, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson George F., clerk, r. 910!^ Harrison
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper William H. Watson,
r. 2527 California
Watson George T.. engineer Cal. Electrical Works, r.
79 Clementina
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WatKou George W.. manager HauBou & Co., Pier U
teSt,■UHI•t, r. Oakland
atson Helen Mrs., lodgincw. 10>() Market
atsoii Henry J., rougher Pac. KoUintj Mill r. W a
Kentucky bet Solauo and MarlpoRa \
Watson Horiice H , mariner Biirveyor, 21K-220 San- [
Boiue. r. Oakland i
JWatsou Hugh H., r. 439 Xatoma I
•Watson James, longsbort-nian, r. 76 JesBie
Watson James, painter, r. 47 Tehama
.Wathon James, painter, r. 1019 Market, rear
.Watson James, special policeman, r. 1114 Jackson
.Wllt^ou James, teamster, r. 413 Urannan
iWatson James, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 110
Shipley
iWatson James E., bookkeeper Blake, Moffitt &
Towne, r. Oakland
rWatson James H., waterman P. C. SS. Co., r. 866
Minna
rWatson James R., bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co., r.
SW cor Lake and Second Av
iWat-on James W., assistant recorder A. O. tJ. W., 40
St. Ann's Bldg, r. Oakland
IWatson John, laborer, r. 431 Linden Av
'Watson John, lather, r. 144 Shipley
'■Watson John, pressman Report, r. 648 Stevenson
'WatRon John, salesman Paul Lindaeher, r. 17 Polk
'Watson John, shlpcarpenter, r. 914 Harrison
Watson John, stableman, r. cor Geary and Central Av
Watson John, wrapper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1046
FolBom
Watson John C, captain U. S. Navy, r. 1928 Sutter
Watson John J., laborer, r. 2423 Greenwich
Watson John T., conductor Cal. St. RB., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Watson Joseph, liquor saloon, 149 Ellis
Watson Joseph, polisher, r. 645 Folsom
Watson Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,
r. 434 Linden Av
Watson Joseph, printer Neville fc Co.
Watson Kenneth, clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
I Watson Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 17 Polk
Wttton Louise P. Miss, school teacher, r. 24 Scott PI
I Watson Maria, domestic 1920 Clay
Watson Mark, night watchman, r. 529 Sixth
Watbon Martha A. Mrs., r. 2820 Bush
Watson Martha V. B. (Watson & Co.) r. 2440 Pacific
Av
Watson M. G., r. 402 Broadway
Watson Mortimar G.. mining, 302 Montgomery,
rooms .5-6. r. 1799 Pine
Watson Peter W., r. 443M Bryant
Watson Radley C, clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Watson Robert, r. 312)4 Turk
Watson Samuel E., engraver Dempster Brothers, r.
Berkeley
Watson Samuel T., vocall.st, r. 675 Mission
Watson Sidney, bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Watson Thomas, blacksmith William H. Birch & Co.,
r. 945 Howard
Watson Thomas, merchandise broker, 302 California,
r. Traveler's Club
Watson Thomas, plumber, r. 1409 MontKomery
Wiitson Thomas M., general iobbin;;. 1230 Broadway
Watson Thomas W., coachman, r. 2209 Polk
Watson Walter (Watson & Mitchell) r. 215 Jones
Watson Walter, caruenter, r. 114 Mason
Watson William, carpenter, r. 121 Silver
Watson William, enRlneer, r. 611 Twenty-first
Watson William, expressman, cor Turk and Taylor,
r. 648 Stevenson
Watson William, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Wataon William, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Oakland
Watson William C, stockbroker, r. 726 Shotwell
Watson William D., third officer stmr Miiriposa
Watson William F., boilermaker, r. 914 Harrison
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t & J, SLOANE & CO,
WIND?W SHADES
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641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
WalHon William H.. machlnliit Rlx At Firth, r.
NHlonia
WntHon William H., iiilnInK aprrftary.ja] Uant-
Koniery, rooms 5-6, r. \'m Plu«?
Watson William H. Jr., mlnln«, 302 MoutKomery.
rooms .'i-6. r. 1799 Pine
Watson William J. (Walaon * Ooulterl r. 2912 Mu-
sion
Watson William V.. assayer 8«Iby SmfltlDi knd L**.!
Co. , r. 2K70 Buah
Watson AVillinin W., attorney at law, 130 RatUr.
room 43, r. 9I0!< Harrl-on
Watson W. S. exchanRe clerk The Rather BuikInK
Co., r. SW oor Turk and Franklin
Wutson <S( Co. (Martin V. B. W.tnon) Importem
and Jobbers corks, twines, capsules, etc., l'22-l.'t
Market
Watrton A: Coulter (William J. Watson and Jam«a J
Coulteri livery stable. '2912 Mlwlon
Watson A: Mitchell (Walter Watson and John L
MIt. hell) liquor Mloon, 1 Taylor
t^ Watson. See Wattson
Watt Alexander, carpenter, r. 25 HalRht
Watt Blue Gravel Mininc To. (Nevada Co., Cal.) O. A.
Berton secretary. 313 Montgomery
Watt Charles H., minlnB. r. B-resford Hotel
Watt David, r. 6<I5 Dolores
Watt James, bookkeeper W. F. McNutt
Watt James, clerk LanRlev k Michaels, r. Oakland
Watt James Alva (Bishop * Watti attorney at law.
306 Pine, rooms 7-K. r. 14 Ociavl*
Watt John salesman Raphael Wtlll k Co., r. 1111
Nineteenth
Watt John, stationery and varletlea. 3131 MiMlon
Watt M. H., oiler stnir San Jose
Watt R.'bert (Lanuley J: Mli h««ls| r. Oakland
Watt Rolla V., Reueral insurance auenl, 317 Cali-
fornia, r. 510 Oak
Watt Thomas, seaman, r. .37 Pacific
Watt Wllliaiii. tailor, r. KU Stevenson
Watters Frank H. Jr., bookkeeper Crummy * Hall. r.
1218 >4 Folsom
Watters OeorRe, conductor Central RR.
Watt-rs James, clerk collection dept Weill Farg» k
Co., r. 1218 Folsom
Wa'ters Thomas, hostler, r. 7.57 Folsom
Watters WiUlam H., blacksmith John W. Rusaall, r.
OaklanI
Watt' ra William T.. switchman 8. P. Co.. r. New
WashinKton Hotel
tSr Walters. S. e Waters
Watterson George T., contracior, 638 Market, r. 900
HaiKht
Watterson William. shoemak»r, .'W)J Kill*
Wattles John H.(Woo.| * Wattles! r. IftiH Washington
Wattles Wllllani S. (Coleman * Wattles) r. U»rk«l»y
Watis Albert A., painter, r. 13 Lynch
Watts Alfreil. sparmaker. r. <U'l Fourth
Watts Anns Miss, nurse Children's Hospital
Watts Heniainin F., nilllhand. r. Ml Hsyes
Watts Charles, salesman Oahorn k Alriander. r. \((^>
Scott
Watts D., waiter, r. Intemallnnal Hotel
Watts David, dairy. Manitoba b.t Jamea and »••-
kaskia
Watts Klli'.ab.th A., widow, r. Irtl.l Franklin ^
Watts Enillv. nnrss Pac DUpenaary and f hlMfwi •
Hospital. 37(10 CallfornU
Watts Evan, builder. r.HOfi Polk
Watts <»e.irKS. r. 314 Fifth
Watts Oeor«e, contracior. r. IIw rlorl'la
Watts Henry H.. compositor Clironlcle. r. »l» FuHoii
Walts James, carpenter, r. 37 Ia>..I»b
Watts James, teainater, r. HE cor <»r»rn and tm
WatU Joseph, machinist F. A. HunUuftoo,
Chiirob
Watts M.. driver Central BR.
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809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Watts Missouri J. Miss, ■waitress Albert Krutmeyer,
r. 143 Third
Watts Rlohard, porter S. Foster * Co.
Watts Selh F.. niolder George H. Mixer, r. 66 Minna
Watts Stanford, calker, r. 66 Minna
Watta W. H.. engineer, r. 2106 Taylor
Watts William, calker, r. 3J0M Fifth
Watts William, foreman Odorless Excavating Co., r.
110 Valparaiso
Watts William, laborer, r. 4 Valparaiso
W«tt8on Harry Mrs., widow, r. 913 Polk
Wattson John U. (Lackey & Wattson) r. 328 O'Farrell
Wattson Llewellyn J., bookbinder and printer, 423
Clay, r. 2011 Stockton
Wattson Thomas J., bookkeeper Charles Harley & Co.
r. 1627 Turk
'Wattson William F., secretary Catholic Mutual
Beneficial Association, office 48 Phelan Block, r.
1627 Turk
10" Wattson. See Watson
Watzlawick George E., barber, r. 18 Ritch
Waugamau A. L. Mrs., widow, lodgings, 703 Poet
Waugaman Charleg L., laborer Custom House, r. 417
Castro
Wangli Alexander (Miller & Waugh) r. 1025 Devisa-
dero
Wauj^Ii Edward J., passenger agent Chicago,
Bock Islaud and Pacific Railway, 36 Montgomery
r. 418 Sutter
Waugh Herbert H., clerk John Devlne, r. 930 Market
Waugh WilUam,.teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r. 3
Rose Av
Wax Paul, shoemaker, 711 Sutter
Waxal HeTiry, glazier, r. 6 Stark
Waxstock Hyman, cigarmaker, r. 36 Mary
Way Annie, widow, r. 434 Ellis
Way C H., r. 207 Eddy
Way George W.. engineer tug Dolphin
Way H. G., r. 405 Geary
Wav Lewis, r. 1905 H Stockton
Way M. S. Mrs. r. 2446 Jackson
Way Thomas H., collector, r. 427 Bryant
Wayman Augubt. solicitor, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Wayman Edward, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 842 Clay
W^aymire J. A., attorney at law. 402 Montgomery
Wayne Charles B.. painter, r. 314 Lily Av
Wayne Leonard, traveling salesman, r. 303 Turk
Weaks James M., r. 506 ShotwfU
Weare H., bookkeeper, r. 700 Broadway
Weatherby Charles E., manager New York Tailoring
Co., r. The Baldwin
Westberby Charles R., longshoreman, r. 38 Louisa
Weatherby Louis G., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co.,
r. The Heath
Weatherby Samuel, shipwright, r. 232 Noe
Weatherby Samuel Jr., shipwright r. 232 Noe
Weatherby Walter J., with Whittier. Fuller & Co.,
Oakland
Wheathers Albert, peddler, r. 423 Clementina
Weaver A. L., r. 305 Eddy
Weaver Charles H., teamster, r. 8 Hubbard
Weaver Clara, widow, r. 1509 Larkin
Weaver Dwight S.. stoves and tinware, 47 Third
Weaver Hammond S., salesman Ames & Detrick, r.
116 Ridley
Weaver Henry, r. 443 O'Farrell
Weaver Henry A., compositor Evening Post, r. 1007
California
Weaver Henry J,, boots and shoes, 1207 Fillmore
Weaver I. W.G., r. Hotel Pleaeanton
Weaver John, salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 4273^
Powell
Weaver Nicholas, laborer, S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
Weaver Philip L., clerk, r. 2012 Broadway
Weaver Philip L. Jr., r. 2012 Broadwny
Weaver Samuel, shoemaker, r. cor Stanyan and Grat-
tan
Weaver Thomas J., carriage painter, 1119 Alabama, r.
1228 Hampshire
Weaver William, shoemaker, r. cor Stanyan and Orat-
tan
Webb Adelaide, teacher elocution, r. 221 SIxteeenth
Webb Alfred W., lumber surveyor, 25 Steuart, r.
cor Twenty-third and Utah
Webb Andrew, porter Dunham, Carrlgan & Hayden
Co., r. Alameda
Webb Annie E. Mrs., r. 825 Nineteenth
Webb C. C, office 24 California, r. Berkeley
Webb Charles H., draftsman Frank O. Edwards, r. 6
Wetmore PI
Webb Charles T., clerk, r. 1111 Vermont
Webb Edward, agent patent gas saving machine, 411
California, r. American Exchange Hotel
Webb Edwin C, r. 6 Wetmore PI
Webb Emma J., widow, r. 1519 }i Mason
Webb Frank A., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 1134 Turk
Webb Frank E., clerK Neustadter Bros., r. 221 Six-
teenth
Webb Frank H., r. 17 Polk
Webb Frederick, bookkeeper Orin Jones & Co., r. 333
Eddy
Webb George, clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 1111 Ver-
mont
Webb George, deputy Sheriff, r. Commercial Hotel
Webb George molder, r. 8 Essex
Webb George A., with C. B. Jennings, r. 2019 Webster
Webb George B., auctioneer, r. 1220 Ellis
Webb George W., carpenter, r. 33;i Eddy
Webb Grace Mrs., fancy goods, 1323 Twenty.fourth
Webb Harry, r. 1073 M Market
Webb H. H.. mining engineer, office 624 Sacramento,
r. Berkeley
Webb House, Mrs. Elizabeth Owens proptr, 37 Second
Webb J. A., compositor, r. 11 Clementina
Webb James P., physician, 1023 Mission
Webb John M. salesman, r. 315 Capp
Webb Joseph W., r. 1031 Dolores
Webb Nellie, widow, r. 36 Hunt
Webb Richard (Webb & Co.) r. 1820 Jessie
Webb Richaid H. (Webb *: Co.) r. 1820 Jessie
Webb S. A., r. 651 Broadway
Webb S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Powell
Webb William (Jenkins & Webb) r. 522 Pine
Webb William, blacksmith, r. 1820 Jessie
Webb William, mechanic Sims & Moiris, r. 1323
Twenty-fourth
Webb William H., carver, r. Ill Vermont
Webb William J., blacksmith, r. 749 Howard
Webb & Co. (Richard and Richard H. Webb) wood
and coal, 2405 Mission
Webb's Building, 37 Second
Webber Albert, pressman J. K. Brodie & Co.
Webber Charles, laborer, r. 5 Boardman PI
Webber Charles, tile setter W. W. Montague & Co.
Webber Edward N., pile driver, r. 6o7 Union
Webber Frederick, cook, r. 153 Minna
Webber George E., mining superintendent, r. 1510
Franklin
Webber Herman, brewer, r. 928 Folsom
Webber Jesse W., compositor Alta, r. 12 Metcalfe PI
Webber John, cook La Grande Laundry
Webber Joseph, barber, r. 3 Chatham PI
Webber Louis N., salesman Am. Salt Co., r. Ill Powell
Webber Lucy, widow, r. 12 Metcalfe PI
Webber Stephen, butcher, r. 257 Fourth
Webber Theodore, shoemaker, r. 995 Market
Webber William, shoemaker, r. 720 Brannan
Weber A. Mrs., stationery, 625 McAllister
Weber Adolph, foreman factory Pac. Rolling Millr.
129 Taylor
Weber Adolph, molder G Iden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 120 Silver
Weber Adolph C, president Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 840 Folsom
LOWEST PEIGES.
PINE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
manufacturers of Show Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
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.'Weber Adolph H., geologiBt Cal. State Mining Bu-
re«u. r. MO FolBom
iWeber Albert, pianotuner, r. 428 Broadway
[Weber Amauda MIhh, salesUdy. r. 1116)4 Golden Gate
Av. rear
rWeber Andrew, butcher Derby A: Strouse, r.462 Jeaale
■Weber Androi, tailor, r. i:U'2 Florida
Weber B. Mtb., widow, r. 514 H Hayes
Weber C. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Bowles PI
Weber Carl, gunsmith, r. 1519 S4 Mason
Weber Carl J., with Thomas Day & Co., r. 1519)4 Ma-
son
IWeber C. F. & Co. (C. Frank Weber and Thomas
M. Humphrey) agents A. H. Andrews & Go's office
and school furniture and folding beds, 300-30G
Post
Webrr C. Frank (C. F. Weber & Co.) r. 300 Post
Weber Charles (Weber & Doruheira) r. 152)4 Steuart
Weber Charles, laborer J. Gundlach ft Co., r. 1729
Eddy
Web.r Charles F., r. 825 Pine
Weber Charles H., captain Tug Millie, r. Oakland
Weber Clara, widow, r. 1509 Larkin
Weber Emile (Dt-huc k Weber) r. 708 Green
Weber Emma Miss, shoetttter Kutz & Murr, r. 1115)4
Golden Gate Av
Weber Ernest, butcher, r. 114 Fair Oaks
Weber Ernest C, proptr Ceutral Pacific Lodging
House. 5 Market, and lodgings, 417 Bush
Weber Eugene R., watchmaker and jeweler, 100 Mc-
lister, r. 608 Fulton
Weber Frank, waiter, r. 1.53 Minna
Weber Frederick, stonecutter, r. 24 Turk
Weber Frederick C. shoemaker, 621 California
Weber Fritz, laborer, r. 44 Ecker
Weber G. & Co. (Gabriel Weber and William Bran-
Bi-hied) shoemakers, 625 Commercial
Weber Gabriel (G. Weber k Co.) r. 625 Commercial
Weber George, cooper F. W. Arnold & Co., and lodg-
ings. 418 Broadway
Weber Henry, clerk, r. 1016 ^ Larkin
Weber Henry, clerk, r. SW cor O'Farrell and Pierce
Webir Henry, cook New Hansa Hotel, r. 320 Drumm
Weber Henry, expressman, r. 2610 Hyde
iWeber Henry, gardener, r. 1729 Eddy
Weber Henry, plumber, r. 1204 Kearny
Weber Herman, cabinetmaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
310)^ Eighth
Weber Houhe, 418 Broadway
Weber Isidor, Bhippiug clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r.
101i;)4 Larkin
Weber .T., clerk, r. 1401 Steiner
iWeber .Jai'ob. salesman Charles A. Malm, r. Washing-
ton bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Weber John, groceries and liquors, 1721 Howard, r.
I 1719 Howard
[Weber John, painter, r. 319 Tenth
Weber John, plumber William J. J. Weekes, r. 418
Broadway
Weber John, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 1014 Clay
Weber J(jhn, teamster John Stumpf, r. Teneriffe bet
Platte and Yazoo
Weber Joseph, cabinetmaker John Hoey, r. 278 Clem-
entina
Weber Juseph, furrier, r. 1016)4 Larkin
Weber Julius, baker, r. Ocean View
Weber Julius, teacher music, r. 1.531 Sacramento
Weber r>awrence, butcher, 490 Fourth
Weber Martin, carpenter and builder, 634 Commer-
cial, r. 1821 Green
Weber Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 215 Oak
Weber Mary Mis., nurse, r. 514)4 Hayes
Weber Max, teacher mtisic, r. 608 Fulton
Weber Michael, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 308
Minna
Weber Micliael, proprietor Golden Gate Hotel,
134 Fourth
Weber Nicholas, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
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641 to 647 MAEZET STEEET.
cabinetmaker L. UaTlea, r. 431 El»
n.
WeberPetter J.
enth
Weber Philip, laborer J. Gundlach k Co. r. 433
Ninth '
Weber Rand.ilph D., stonecutter F. E. Enowlea k Oo
r. 606 Fourth
Weber Richard (Wrcde It Weber) r. 419 Eaat
Weber Richard, cabinetmaker Fucha Jk Euler
BrvHnt
Weber Richard H , carrier Tout Office, r. 2515 LarkiD
Weber Theodore L., operator BucklnKham k Hecbl
r. 9'»5 Market
Weber Victor, civil engineer, r. 830)4 Buah
Weber William (Weber k Mader) r. 1115H Oolden
Gate Av
Weber Willi«m. cook, r. 94« HarrUnn
Weber William, shoemaker Nolan k Deacalao, r. 7J0
Bran nan
Weber William B., packer, r. 114 Fair Oak
Weber* Dornheim (Charles Weber and M. Dom-
heira) barbers, 1.52)4 Steuart
Weber & Mader (William Weber and Otto Mader)
confectionery, 302 Sixteenth and 2027 Fillmore
Iff" Weber. See Webber
Webersinu Paul, lead glazier W. Holit, r. 411!«Oc-
tavia
Webster Arthur G., lawitudent, r. 1621 Clay
Webster Atlanta Miss, copyist, r. 122 Eddy
Webster Benjamin F. (Clark * Webster) r. 14 Guy PI
Webster C. A., steward, r. 114 ValparaUo
Webster Catherine Mrs., r. 1210 Folaoin
Webster Charles E. Jr., porter John Taylor k Co., r.
1933 Union
Webster Charles J., deckhand stmr Oen. McDowell,
r. 8-24 Bush
Waters David W., clerk NenaUdler Broa., r. 417
Twenty-seventh
Webster Edward, pile driver, r. 14 Hawtborae
Webhter Edward C, carpenter, r. 1931 Tnion
Webster F. E.. waiter, r. 139 Fourth
Webster Frank W., draftsman Pac. Ir n Worka, r. 14
Guy PI
Web.ster Frederick, paper ruler, r. 31.'. Lombard
Webster Frederick R. (Whitney * Webster) r. Dnlon
Club
Webster Henry J., salesman Wllltam J. Baxter k Co..
r. 505 Tavlor
Wfbater J. Mrs., widow, r. IflOH Turk
Webster lames, clerk A. M. Slinixi-in k Bro , r. 213
Powell
Webster James S., clerk Neustadler Bros , r. Alameda
Webtiter J. J., t^eanian, r. ft(>4 Davis
Webster John, liquor salrmn, 10<i Rtenart
Webster John E. helper Porter. Sleialnger k Co.. r.
1210 Kolsom
Webster John M , salesman MIrrson Jk Jewell, r. 1910
Buchanan
Webster I,<-miiel. shlpcarpenter. r. 7CJJ4 Uuward
Webster l»v»l. mlllhan.l A. J Mclll--olI * Co., r
2311 !4 Mission
Webster Mary, widow, r. lOPrt fntt
Webster Marjr Mra.
Webster M. P »'
Webster F»
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809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET STREET
Webster William, r. 315 Minna
Webstfr William, blackBmith Pac. Iron Works, r. 224
Sixth
Webster William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Webster William M., journalifct Bulletin, r. 2513 Oc-
tavla
Webster William W. (Webster & Co.) r. 2005 Fillmore
Webster W. S., r. 944 Mission
Webster & Co. (William W. Webster) manufacturers
saws and dealers hardware, 3 Spear
Wechsler Isaac, commercial traveler J. Baumgarten
k Co .r. sn Eddy
Wechier Conrad, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 1011 York
We k Chiirles, painter, r 411 Pacific
Week F. A. & Co. (Frank A. Week) manufactur
ing pharmacists and botanic druggists, 322 Sutter
Week Frank A. (F. A. Week & Co.) r. 2107 Howard
Weckerle Charles, carpenter, 116 Jackson
Weckerle Kudolph. cutter Will At Finck, r. 12 Everett
Wedde Charles M., lineman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 16 Bernard
Wedde Frank, furrier H. Liebes k Co., r. 1805Ji5
Stockton
Wedder G., musician, r. 2812 Clay
Weddle Robert, waiter, r. 309 Minna
Wedekind August, clerk, r. 765 Folsom
Wedekind George, blacksmith Will & Finck, r. 16
Alvarado
Wedekind Henry, laborer, r. 72 Everett
Wedekind Theodore, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
18 First
Wedel Gustav, teacher music, r. 1605 Devisadero
Wedel John G.. liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Drumm, r. 609 Greenwich
Wedel John M., shoemaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Wedeles Isidore W., importer window gla8B,42 O'Far-
rell, r. 1312 Golden Gate Av
Wedemeyer Annie, widow, r. 1216 Polk
Wedemeyer Bernhard H., clerk Rahlman & Wede-
meyer, r. NW cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Wedemeyer Charles, upholsterer, 404 3^ Geary
Wedemeyer Christian (Kahlmann & Wedemeyer) r.
NW cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Wedemeyer Ernst, bartender Conrad Hildebrand, r.
925 Kearny
Wedemeyer G. Miss, glovemaker Baruch & Newman,
r. 121« Polk
Wedemeyer Henry, shoemaker, r. 1216 Polk
Wedemeyer John H., butcher, E s Sonoma nr Potrero
Av
Wederkinch A. Miss, teacher music, r. 411% Octavia
Wederkinch A. Mrs., widow, r. 41134 Octavia
Wedsie Daniel, laborer, r. 3(i6 Natoma
Wedgwood Frank L., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. Oak-
land
^od William, foreman F. A. Bobbins, r. Oak-
-^~"<flc Rolling Mill
-in &Llpman, r. 417
Weekes William J. J., plumbing and gasfitting, 1528
Stdcktiin, r. 4.(4 Chfhti.ut
Weekly Star Tlie, James H. Barry editor and
publisher 4'J9 Montgomery
Weekly Sun The, Sun Publishing Co. publishers, 2148
Mission
Weelis A. Mrs. (White House Dressmaking Co.) r.
1322 California
Weeks Alhert (!., clerk Frederick Hofleng, r. Oakland
Weeks C. E., brickmason, r. 1021 Filbert
Weeks D. Howard, with Cal. Conserving Co., r. Ala-
meda
Weeks Edward, clerk Walker & Wade, r. Oakland
Weeks Frederick C, glovemaker S. Stemmer, r. East
Oakland
Weeks George, clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 2724
Pine
Weeks George F., tailor, 616 Merchant
Weeks George W., clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. East Oak land
Weeks James R., assistant manager Pac. Coast Gas
Regiilrttor Co.. 1386 Market, r. 224 Hermann
Weeks John, miner, r. 1604 Jones
Weeks J. R., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1906)i Mc
Al lister
Weeks Robert, tailor, r. 1424 Kearny
Weeks Samuel F., proptr Pac. Oakum Factory.
Eighteenth bet Folsom and Harrison, r. 2449
Howard
Weeks W. H., boarding, 2027 Mission
8^" Weeks. See Wickes and Wicks
Wefelsburg Alexander B., physician, 823 Mission
Wegener August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W a
Iowa bet Yuba and Yolo
Wegener August, sewing machine agent, r. 1009 Mis-
sion
WEGENER FEEDERICK 0.
notary public, commissioner of deeds,
and a^ent estate of I. C. C. Russ, 4U4
Montgomery, r. !2 Colnmbia Square
Wegener Henry, r. 1019 }< Lombard
Wegener Richard, wine grower, 404 Montgomery, r.'
Livermore, Cal.
Wegener Wilhelmine Mrs., midwife, 1009 Mission
Wegener William E.. porter Max Vogelsang
t^" Wegener. See Wagener, Waggoner and Wagner
Weggeuman Charles, harnessmaker L. D. Stone &
Co., r. 31 Natoma '
Weglein Isaac, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.j.
r. 115 Hayes
Weglein John J. (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 2204 California
Wegscheider Eugene, clerk L. Altschul & Co., r. 547
Minna
Wegscheider Eugene J., wine clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Bar. r. 955 J4 Harrison
Wegscheider Joseph, wine worker Napa Valley Wine
Co., r. Belmont Hotel
Wegscheider Margaret, widow, r. 1006 Nineteenth
Wehe Edward F.. r. 2526 M Sutter
Wehe Frederick P., operator Pac. Bell Tel. Co., r.
2526 5^ Sutter
Wehle Benedict, carpenter, r. 438 Tehama
Wehle Isaac, bookkeeper, r. 1323 Fillmore
Wehmoller William, corrugated stove pipes, 416
Seventh
Wehneman Henry, liquor saloon, 630 Brannan
Wehner Carl, hatter, r. 142 Seventh
Wehnerholt CUristian, widow, r. 334 Clementina
Wehr August, painter, r. 417 Clementina
Wehr Catherine Mrs., r. 417 Clementina
Wehr Christina, widow, r. 40 Minna, rear
Wehr Frederick, carpenter, r. 118 Jackson
Wehr Henry, liquor saloon. 118 Jackson
Wehr Henry, laborer, r. 1640 Polk
Wehr Henry J., teamster Bassett & Bunker, r. 1323
Laurel Av
Vr John, clerk, r. 559 Seventeenth
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Wehr Theodre, porter, r. lt>40 Polk
hr William, laborer, r. 630 Coiiiniercial
■ Wehr. See Ware, Weir and Wire
Wf lirenberg Christiau, taunrr Balz Bros. & Finkel-
itey, r. Nebraska nr Suuuma
iriuberg D., clerk, r. 70 Everett
Wehnu^ Obarles, wine cellar, 4:J1 liusb, r 2 Chelsea
Wetirli Albert, bartender S. Webrli, r. 1319 Masou
VVelirli Samuel, liquor saloon, cor Montgomery Av
ami WasUinglou, r. 718 Green
Weill- y Jacob, carpenter, r. 249 Steuart
Welirman Albirt, baker, r. 279 Stevenson
brmann Abbie, widow, r. 38 Mary
WeUrmann Abrabam, barber, r. 2939 Mission
Wehruunn August, messenger Leak Glove Mnfg Co.,
r. '^9:19 Mission
irmauu Erust, clerk Hotel Rhein, r. 909 Kearny
Webnuann Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 2939 Mission
Webrmann Oscar, carriage trimmer C. H. Laage, r.
909 Kearny
Webser Eiuil, clerk Jacob Unna & Co., r. 2750 Bush
Wtbfier Henry, poultry and game, 9-10 Grand Western
xMarket. r. 2750 Bush
icber Joseph, roller, r. 2120 Nebraska
iWeichert F., musician, r. 1122 Leavenworth
Weiclihart Jolin, proprietor California Tool
Works, 143-145 Beale, r. 6 Vassar PI
Weidel Adolph, veterinary surgeon, 1123 Mission
deiuann Joach Or., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 913
Geary
Weideufeld M. D., traveling salesman Levi Strauss &
Uo.
WeidenmuUer Frederick G., baker City and County
Hospital, r. 1012 Filbert
Weideurelch Michael, cashier J. Gundlach & Co., r.
1210 Eddy
Weidenreich Solomon (Stolz & Weldenreich) r. 1210
Eddy
Weidenthal Samuel H., electrician Cal. Electric
LiKht Co., r. 543 Minna
Weidmann Christian, r 814 Buchanan
Weidmaun H. W., r. 44 Third
Weidmann John, confectioner Franz Siebrecht, r. 636
Commercial
Weidner William, laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Weigel Ada E., teacher music, r. 1524 Bush
Wei)<el Ernest E., teacher music, r. 1524 Bush
Weigel Rudolph, laun Iryman 3. F. Laundry
Weigel Samuel, teacher music, r. 1524 Bush
Weigle Frederick R., watchmaker A. Hirschman, r.
Oakland
Weigle R., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Wei he August, money broker, 400 Montgomery, r.
2410 Fillmore
■Weihe Edward F., manager Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 2526M Sutter
Weihe Flora Miss, r. 808 Turk
Weihe Otto A., collector Wakelee & Co., r. 119 Morris
Av
Weibl James, laborer, r. 1213 Kearny
Weihl Minnie, widow, r. 119 Morris Av
Weihmann Charles, carpenter, r. 709 McAllister
Weikander Charles, seaman, r. GCi Oregon
Weil Abraham (Weil Bros. & Go.) r. (199 Polk
Weil Achille, salesman M. & T. Weil & Co., r. 23G
Sutter
Well Alexander L. (Weil Bros, .t Sons) r. 1210 Golden
Gate Av
Weil Alexander W.(Weil Bros. & Sons) r. 1235 Golden
WEIL, BAER & CO.(i>av,.ia„a
J<>s(>pli W«il and Leopold Baerl inanii-
facturera celebrated Oriental Stilrt*.
Importerii and nianuricturera j^enta
furni^hinsrifoodH, li:> Battery
Weil Bertha Miss, bookkeeper Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 1016 Larkiu
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641, 643, 646 and 647 MARKET STREET. j
Sr.XT ADOVK l-ALXCr. llliTtU I
Well Brother* lic Co. (Abrabam and Mom* VfrU) I
impiirlers ami jobbi-m foreign and domeaUc dry
goods. 108-110 SauHome
Weil Brothers .% Souh (William. L"npold A.. Airxao-
der W. and Alex«uder L.( iinixirtem and wbol»-
sale dealers wines and ll-iuorH. 2\3 Jarka >d
Weil Caiiiille, commercial trav. Ic-r E. U. Well, r. «1J
Lark in
Well Carl, baker, r S-W Third
Weil Charles, r. 711 Jones
Weil Dhvid (Weil. Baer A Co.) r. iHlf. Pine
Weil Ed. & Co.(E<lward We.l and Oe<>rge RoaanihlDs) I
wholesale millinery, Vtii Market
Well Edward (Ed. W»il * Co.) r. «'J0 Market '
WEIL ERNEST M. »..„. ah... '
Bach & Kilz;;ei-alil i Mil waiikxe, \VI*. i
tiunkxand traveliii|f l>utf«, '414 Uurth,
r. 735 Geary i
Weil Fred, student, r. 131H Sutler
Weil Henry L., merchant, r. loir. Larkin
Weil Herman, cigsrmaker, r. 236 Hickory At
Weil John P., falesman D. Samuela. r. M08 Twentieth
Weil Joseph (Weil, Baer .t Co.) r. 1814 PIna
Well Joseph, traveling salesman Roth k Co., r. 101
Geary
Weil Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 42fl Oak '
Well Jules, salesman Held Bros.* Co., r. S-TS McAl- '
lister
Weil Julian, salesman Well Bros, k Co., r. «!» Polk
WeilJuiius, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann k Co., r. 1011
Larkin
Well Iceman, r. 426 Oak
Well Leo. salesman Weil. Baer * Co., r. 1818 Pine
Well Leon, salesman M. & T. Weil .^ Co., r. 131M Sut-
ter
Weil Leopold, clerk Neustadt»r Broa.. r. 2026 Buah
Weil Leopold (Oreenebaum, Well ft Ulctaela) r. 1330
G'Farrell
Weil Leopold A. (Well Bros, k Bona) r. 1210 Golden
(late Av
Well M. & T. & Co. (Mayer and Theodore Weill
importers and jobbers men's furiilxhln^ ll"'>d«.
Yankee notions, cntlrry. smokers' articlna, etc.,
NE cor Sanaome and Market
Weil Mark, butcher Derby & Strouae, r. 41M Oak
Weil Mayer (M. * T. Well .v Co. I r. 13IH Sutter
Weil Meyer, collector 3. Solomon, r. 18(8 Sutter
Weil Morltz (Opponhelmor, Well * Co.) r. 9uO McAl-
lister _ ^
Weil MoHPS (Weil Bros. & C >.) r. New York
Weil N.ithau. merchant, r. 1.107 E<lily
Well Saiiiu.l (Oppuhelmnr. W..11 .* Co.) r WW Kddy
Weil Samuel, cl.rk W. Olx-rdeem r. r. SO'.Vi Oro»e
Weil Samuel, salesman Raphael Weill * Co.. r. IJM
Sutter
W. 11 Sarah Mrs., fancy work, 442 Hayea
Weil Theodore (M. k F. Well A- Co.) r. New York
Weil William (Weil Br'*, k S ui»| r. XOX Van .NeM At
Itr Weil. See Weill. Wryl an 1 WIrl
Weiler Alfred I , Bal.«man Wllll»m I^wla k Co., r.
1226 Golden Gate Av
Woller Ku><ene.I., waiter, r. r.2lMI.»lon
Weiler John K.. maohluliil Will k Flock, r. $1»
O'Farrell, rear
Well.r JulU. widow, r. 1321 H Stockton
Weiler Julius, bartender Boio Radovlch. r. 7» O Far-
Weile^r Leonard B., butcher John L. Markel. r. IMl H
Htockton
Weilhelmor Samuel, r. 407 KIdy „ . « .
Wellhelmer.\£ Ool.lenl/., mnrchanta, (Santa ¥arl«.
Cal.) offlce 215 Battery „ „ ,.
Weill A iLazard Fr»ro» * Co 1 r. New York
W^Ill Chilrlei L. (Carle. L. Weill k Co | r.310«t«A.
Welli'charle. L. * Co. (Ch.rlre L. Weill and Ft*!.
Fraukenth.l) «lockbrt.ker.. 3-Ja Moulgomrry
^
e
^1
fYPE foundersTpalmerTrey, mm sansome st.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSIlVESSlJ
OP ANY AMERICAN COMPANY f
WEI
1204
WEI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triinining^s
a. Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Weill E. L. Mrs., furulsbed rooms, 309 Gruut Av
■Weill Henry (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Weill Leou. r. 217 Grant Av
Weill Leon, office 410 Ciilifornia. r. Palace Hotel
Weill Raphael (Raphael Weill & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
WEILL RAPHAEL & CO.
(Raphael and Henry Weill and Eugene
Gallois) importers, -wholesale and retail
dealers fancy and domestic dry goods,
NW cor Kearny and Post
Weill Simon, cigar dealer, r. 1414 Powell
Weill Sylvain (Stein, Simon k Co.) r. New York
t^ Weill. See Weil. Weyl and Wiel
Weiman Que., watchmaker, 6'22 Merchant, r. Alameda
Weimann August, teacher Cal. Athletic Club, r. 1536
Eddy
Weimar Alfred, waiter, r. 260 Tehama
Weimar Ernst, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Weimer Nichols, cook, r. 641 Washington
Weimer Sebastian, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 2117
Greenwich
Wein John, fireman John Wieland Brewing Co., r.
238 J$ Ritch
Wein Martha W., r. Ney nr Mission Road
Weinberg B., barber J. Johnson, r. 444 Jessie
I Weinber Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
j Weinberg Isador, clerk San Rafael Express, r. 310 Ji
Clementina
Weinberger Marcus, merchant, r. 1425 Webster
I Weinberger Morris, r. 35 Russ
I Weindorf Elizabeth, widow, r. 2132 Howard
; Weiner C, fHCtoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
I Weiner Charles, butcher M. Schwamm & Co.
j Weiner Hans, maltster South Park Malt House
I Weiner James, harnessmaker, r. 724 Ji Stevenson
I B^ Weiner. See Wiener
Weiners Conrad, laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
446 Brannan
Welnerstrand Oliver, hallman Grand Hotel
Weinert Albert, r. 205 Ninth
Weinert Albert J., stationery dept John W. Roberts &
Co.. r. 630 Grove
Weinholdt Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Weinmann Conrad (A. Lielz k Co.) r. 1070 Shotwell
Weinmann Conrad Jr., shoemaker U. W. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. Iu70 Shotwell
Weinmann Jacob, butcher John C. Qermer, r. 7 Lang-
ton
Weinmann Louis, teacher Commercial School, r. 1821
Broadway
Weinoehl Frederic, carpenter and builder, 1602 Mis-
sion, r. 28 Rondel PI
Weinreuter August, waiter, r. 1104 Mission
Weinrich Frederick, poultry dealer, r. Vienna nr
Frnnce Av, Excelsior Homestead
Weinschenk Solomon M. (Donovan & Weinschenk)
r. 1514 California
Weinshenk Charles, travelling salesman Nordman
Bros.
Weinshenk Jacob, jeweler, r. 1217 Polk
Weinshenk Samuel M., stockbroker, r. 1514 California
Weinshenk Sigmund, jeweler, r. 1217 Polk
Weinstock, Lubin & Co., merchants (Sacramento,
Cal.) office 19 Battery
Weintraub Jacob H., junk dealer, r. E s Clara Av bet
State and Seventeenth
Weintraub Louis, collector, r. 421 Eddy
Weintraub Samuel (Alta Soap Co ) r. 226 Haight
Weir Andrew J., skiver Buckingham & Hecht, r. 604
McAllister
Weir Anna R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 604 Buchanan
Weir Donald, porter Savings and Loan Society, r. 230)^
Ninth
Weir Edgar, r. 1522 California
Weir George C, manager Dnvis Bros., r. 1001 Folsom
Weir J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Weir James, master mariner, r. 1213 Kearny
Weir James C, contractor and builder, r. 1814 Wash-
ington
Weir John. r. 22 Silver
Weir John C, machinist F. W. Erogh & Co., r. 71T
Howard
Weir Mary 8. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 27 Osk
Weir Robert J. A., clerk The Bancroft Co., r. 27 Oak
Weir William T., dry goods and notions, SW cor Hyde
and Pacific, r. 604 Buchanan
Weir William T.. r. 714 Twenty-third
Weir W. K., foreman pattern shop Dow Steam Pump
Works
1^" Weir. See Ware, Wehr and Wier
Weirdescheck Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay [
Weirech Gustave C, brewer, r. 320 Clementina
Weis Anton, driver H. Hullman *i Co.
Weis Elizabeth, widow, r. 1717 Hyde
Weis Fredeiick. clerk Charles Bach, r. 1583 Folsom
Weis William, cigars and tobacco. 633 Kearny, r.
1215M Pacific
t^ Weis. See Weise, Weiss, Wiese and Wise
Weisbrod A. F., r. 512 Mission %
Weisbrod Henry H., salesman, r. 1041 Mission
Weise Frederick, longshoreman, r. 23 South Park
Weise Frederick, A., machinist Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 738 Howard
Weise H. J., r. 18 Hawthorne
Weisel Charles, lumberman, r. 141 Main
Weisel Henry, candymaker W. Gruenhagen & Co., ri'
Alameda
Weisenberg A., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
Weisenborn Frederick, liquor saloon, 8E cor Lyoa;
and Lombard
Weiser Charles, tailor, 105 Eighth
Weiser John, r. 463J4 Jessie, rear
Weisheimer Augustus, clerk, r. 204 Turk
Weisheimer Charles, butcher, 3026 Sixteenth
Weismann George, carpenter Louis Weismann Jr.,
r. 818 Pacific
Weismann Gustav, baker, r. 763 Howard
Weismann H. C, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 129',
Grove
Weismann Henry, carpenter, r. 532 Stevenson
Weismann James, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 32S,
Filbert
Weismann John. r. 1011 Mission
Weismann Louis, carpenter,; 818 Pacific
Weismann Louis Jr., plumber, gasfitter and carpen-
ter, 821 Pacific, r. 1822 J^ Mason
Weismann Otto, commercial traveler, r. 532 Steven,
son
Weismann Robert, merchandise broker, 214 Califor-
nia, r. 705 Dolores
Weiss August, marblecutter J. Dempsey, r. 1069 Mar-
ket
Weiss Carl, baker, r. 763 Howard
Weiss Chris., driver North Beach Brewery, r.
Chestnut
Weiss Edaiond H., engineer, r. 1433 Steiner
Weiss Edward M., physician, r. 622 Filbert
Weiss Elizabeth, teacher music, r. 1433 Steiner
Weiss Ephraim, merchant, r. 610 Polk
Weiss Frederick, cigarmaker August Brune, r. 811
Filbert, rear
Weiss Frederick, shoemaker, r. 177 Minna
Weiss Henry, cigarmaker M. Cohen, r. 431 Pine
Weiss Henry J., carpenter and builder, r. 6 Adair
Weiss H. W. Si Co. (H.William Weiss) proprie-'
tors Stockton Street House, 218-220 Stockton
Weiss H. William (H. W. Weiss & Co.) r. 218 Stockton
Weiss Jacob, r. 722 Turk
Weiss Jacob, tailor, r. 721 M O'Farrell
Weiss John, upholsterer, 1749 Mission, r. 5 Alemany
Av
Weiss J. S., r. 562ii Natoma
Weiss Kolen, barber F. Guillermet, r. 826 Howard
Weiss Lawrence, laborer, r. 523 Seventh
Weiss Louis, r. 434 Union
BEAMISH'SI
SHIRTS
MARKET ST.. COR. THWRO.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
5 3 O
WASHINGTON ST.
Prodncers nf FINE TABLE WUiES
WEI
1205
WEL
IV^eisH M., book and job priuter, NE cor Sacra-
nieiito and Leidesdorfif
?fe\sa llordei-ai. priutir M. Weiss, r. 22'2r.!< Post
Weiss Joshus. printer M. Weiss, r. 2421 Biu-lianan
Weiss Eli. printer M. W.-iss. r. 2421 Buchanan
>Veiss Minnin, printer M. Weiss, r. 2220)4 Post
iVeiss Mary, widow, r. 022 Filbert
Weiss Peter, nurse Home of Inebriates, r. 2000 Stock-
ton
Weiss Philip, pharmacist C. A. Bayly, r. 022 Filbert
Weiss Susan, widow, r. 1318 Dupout
Weiss Theodore J., clerk, r. 7 Prospect PI
Weiss William, waiter, r. 18 First
Weiss. See Weis, Weise and Wise
Weisse Hi nry, waiter, r. 1010 Mason
Wei.ssii-h William O., cashier Tillmann & Bendel, r.
lai8 Buchanan
Weissich William O. Jr., student, r. 1318 Buchanan
Weisskopf Gustav, bookkeeper Buyer & Reich, r. 222
Post
Weisskopf Isidor, clerk Buyer fc Reich, r. 222 Post
fVeitlaufif George, baker, r. 620 Fourth
Weitnc r Anton, harnessiuaker,534 Fourth, r. 38J(j Zoe
Teitz Hugo (Weitz & Dijeau) r. 1351 Howard
Weitz Samuel (Samuel Weitz & Co.) r. 403 Leaven-
worth
(Veitz Samuel & Co. (Samuel Weitz) fancy
goods, 143 Post
Weitz * Dijeau (Hugo Weitz and Alexander Dijeau)
photogi aphers, :t4 Third
Veking Henry, bartender A. Haase, r. 292 East
Velbanks Webster, laborer, r. 2824 Bush
VelboD William J., baker, r. 2fi.T Jersey
Velby Charles W., wholesale butcher. Honduras nr
Kentucky, office 320 Sansome, r. 109 Twenty-
fourth
Welby Nathan, laborer, r. 713 Brannan
elby Patrick, longshoreman, r. 6 Zoe
Velcer Henry, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Twenty-
first and Alission
Velih Alexander, horseshoer Thomns Doyle
iVelcIi Andrew (Welcli & Co ) 109 California, and
president American Sugar Refinery Co., r. 1090
Eddy cor Octavia
Velch Andrew, stevedore, r. 29 Madison Av
Velch Ann, widow, r. Falkland bet Tombigbee and
Potomac
Velch Benjamin, ship calker, r. 236 Hermann
Velch Catherine, r. 110 Tehama
Velch Catherine, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-fifth bet
Church and Sanchez
Velcb Charles (Welch * Walsh) r. 428 Waller
VfKh Charles A., student, r. 109 Cumberland
Velch Charles D., calker, r. 32 Clarence PI
Velch Charles F., teamster, r. .50ii Linden Av
Vel.h Charles K., helper W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 721
Bryant
Velch Charles M., hostler Clifif House
Velch Charles P.. lieutenant U. S. N., r. 1211 Taylor
Veliii Charles W., manager educational dept The
iancroft Co.. r. 1422 Turk
Vclili Charles W., real estate, r. 109 Cumberland
Velch Cyrus, plasterer, r. 202 Sixth
Velch Edward, blacksmith National Iron Works, r.
147 Tehama
Velch Edward, butcher, r. Falkland bet Tombigbee
iiid Potomac
Velch Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 137 !< Silver
Velch Edward F.. bookkeeper J. D. Welch, r. 1422
Turk
Veil h Elizabeth Mrs., widow, r. 1140 Green
^elcli E. N. «!l£ Co. (Forestville, Conn.) manu-
facturers clocks, Phelps & Miller agents, 120
Sutter
Velch Frank, machinist r. 156 Third
Velch Henry, candymaker, r. 1140 Green
Velch Henry, stone cutter, NE cor HonderBon and
and St. Ruse's Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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In all the Latest Shades of Colorinq.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Welch Herman h. clerk W. Orneobuan Jl Ott. r ^U
Fremont
Welch James, r. 44 Third
Welch James, r. 813 York
Welch James, blacksmith, r. 228 Rltch
Welch James, clerk, r. Preolta Av bet Howard uid
Mission
Welch James, hostler, r. 3r. Hubbard
Welch James, l.iborer, r. 1 Kramer PI
Welch James, laborer, r. H Clyde
Welch James, laborer Nolte A: WaUh. r. 514 Mlaalon
Welch Jamea, teamster, r. 11;J2 Vallejo, rear
Welch James T.. harneasmaker J. A. McKerron. r.
1130 Alabama
Welch James W., teamster, r. San Bruno Bead nr
Silver Av
Welch John. r. 448 Sixth
Welch John, r. 649 Jeaate
Welch John, brakeman S. P. Co., r. New Waahinston
Hotel
Welch John, laborer, r. 81G Dolon-a
Welch John, painter, r. 1122 Larkin
Welch Jolin, stonecutter, r. Falkland bet TomblgbM
and Potomac
Welch John, weigher, r. 2 Washington
Welch John C, salesman, r. 4 Torrens Court
Welch John E., pressman J. R. Brodle U Co., r. 1130
Alabama
Welch John H., machine operator Porter, Slesalogar
k Co., r. 1303 Eddy
Welch John J., carpenter, r. 8E cor Richland and
Holly Park Av
Welch John J., painter, r. 518)4 Fulton
Welch John R . pressman, r. 2224 Vallejo '
Welch John W., attorney at law, r. 434 Fremont
Welch John W.. deputv Sheriff, r. liTO Harrlaon
W.lch Joseph, laborer Kis.loii I. and L. Worka
WELCH JOSEPH D ..-r,
pliiinber, ami ifim iiml affitin llllcr,
1133 Killinore, r. lii-l \V».b.t.-r
Welch Josephine, seamstr.sH. r. HO Mlima
Welch J. W. Mrs., r. «3t Fremont
Welch Kate Mrs.. confuctionBry. 779 Folaomi
Welch Lawrence, fireman stmr Starbuck
Welch L. B., bookkeeper Charlea ». Allen, r. B«rk«le7
Welch L. J., deputy Countv Clerk, r. 722 ValvDcU
Wel.h Margaret Mrs., r. 017 Bush
Welch Mary, widow, r. 5 R'se PI
Welch Mary, chambermaid r,14 Sutler
Welch Michael, asphallum worker, r. 3412 Mlaalon
Welch Michael, flulaher Cal. Furniture Mnfn Oo., r.
17 Blake
Welch Michael, helper 8. F. Oaa Light Co., r. Stem*
nr Maryland
Welch Michael, laborer Fashion SUblea. r. 1130 Alft-
Welrh Michael, milkman, r. 20H Thirtieth
Welch Michael, millman Pnc. Ilolllng Mill
Welch Michael, miner, r. 1«7 Tihaiiia
Welch Michael, miner, r. »^< Linden At
Welch Michael K., plumber llimh k Mallrtt, r. TOO
Welch Nellie, dreaamaker, r. 32 Clarror* PI
Welch Patrick, laborer, r. fi Zot.
Welch Patrick, laborer, r. 314 Boale
Welch Patrick, labon-r, r. N • TwrnlyAfth »>«t Doof •
lass and Diamond
Welih Peter cooper L. N. Handy k Co.
Welch K.dm'on.l, Bloiii..Milt-r. r. 24 V'^""*
Welch Itlchard, harneBsmaker J. A. UcRithid. r. Iiw
Wel.Ml'uTchard. painter, r. U.'^OIIiiU.n. r«.r
Welchltichiird J., workman Cal. Palut Co.. r. »»
Wei. h"R'bert F . machlnl.t. r. Ml "''*•"> ^^^ .
Welch Robert L . -ah a-i.an CiinolDgham, Ourtl* *
Welch, r. V440 PaClOc Av
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 4M? SANSOME ST.
PEnniER'JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE W. B. chapman, Sole Agent for Pacin'o OoaA
WEL
1206
WEL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'ORTEM OF
MARBEUZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates iiiitl Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Welch Robert M., receiving teller 8. F. Savings
Union, r. 1812 O'Furrell
Welch Samuel B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) r.
2U0 Pacific Av
Welch Stanley T., r. 434 Fremont
Welch Susan, -widow, r. 2230 Pine
Welch Thomas H., operator P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1303
Eddy
Welch William, blacVsmith, r. 908 Sansome
Welch William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Welch William B., clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co., r.
621 Po8t
Welch William G., watchman The Bancroft Co., r.
721 Market
Welch William J., r. 4 Torrens Court
Welch William J., barber Stephen Brown, r. N s
Twenty-fifth nr Church
Welch William W., salesman, r. 4 Torrens Court
■Welch «& Co. , Importing, shipping and commis-
sion merchants, agents Moodyville Sawmill Co.
Limited, of Burrard Inlet, represented by Welch,
Rithet & Co., Victoria, B. C, and R. D. Welch ft
Co., Liverpool, England, and agents Planter's
Line to Honolulu, office 109 Californnia, rooms
1-2-3
Welch & Walsh (Charles Welch and Martin Walsh)
proptrs Pioneer Soda Water Works, 1721 Market
B^ Welch. See Walsh and Welsh
Welck William, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Welcker Adair, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
room 27, r. Berkeley
Weldon Mining Co. (Pima Co., A. T.) A. Waterman
secretary, 26-26 Nevada Block
Weldon Thomas W., carpenter, r. 1855 Stevenson
Weldon William J., stevedore, r. E s Sanchez nr
Jersey
8^ Weldon. See Welton and Whelton
Welham George, finisher Occidental Foundry, r. 260
First
Welk Max, shoemaker, r. 418 Shipley
Welke Henry, laborer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 224
Francisco
Welke John H., r. 1224}^ Pacific
Wellan Frederick, liquor saloon, 29 Pacific
Wellbrock George H., groceries and liquors, 1101 Mc-
Allister
Wellbrock Henry, groceries and liquors, 214 Davis
Wellby Willium, porter, r. 420 Second
Wellendorf Charles, butcher Rothermel & Schneider,
r. 225 Austin
Wellendorf Christian, millhand Day, Huber & Craker,
r. 225 Austin
Wellendorf Gustave, coffee saloon. 919 Larkin, r. 225
Austin
Wellendorf M. Mrs., widow, r. 109 Grove
Weller Charles L. , assistant tJ. S. Attorney, office U. S.
Appraieere' Bldg, third floor, r. 418 Leavenworth
Weller Dominique, machinist iEtna Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Weller Henry B., clerk Rosseter & Smith, r. 131 Ivy
Av
Weller Jo tin B., attorney at law. 628 Montgom-
ery, room 33, r. 309 Mason
Weller Joseph P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.. r.
Sne Franklin
Welling Charles G., clerk, r. NW cor Ivy Av and La-
guns
Welling Leonard, teamster, r. 31 Prescott PI
Wellington Arthur E., with Bank of California, r. 1
Kimball PI
Wellington Benjamin F., seedsman, and pro-
prietor Improved Egg Food, 425 Washington, r.
712 Franklin
Wellington Bridget, r. 254 Minna
W^ellington Collieries, R. Dunsmuir& Sons pro-
prietors, office 620 East
Wellington Elbrldge G., engineer Ferries and Cliff
House Ry, r. 3312 Geary
Wellington George E., real e.'itate, 1 Kimball PI
Welliii(.'ton George J., insurance agent r. 1 Kiiuball PI
Wi lliiisn Ge(irg4- H., clerk S. P. Co.. r. 1)12 Howard
WELLMAN. PECK & CO.
(K. A. and Williunt B. Wellmun) im.
portei'M unci -wliolegale dealers (rrocera
ies, tans, tobacco and cijjars, 126-133
niurket and ^3-25 California
Wellmau R. steel worker Pac. Rolling Mill
Welhuan R. A. (WellmHn, Peck & Co.) r. Fruitvale
Wellman William B. (Wellman. Peck & Co.l r. Fruit-
vale
Welloiann Henry (Chris. Huntemann k Co.) r. 2120-
Mason
Wellmann William, cook, r. 1 Polk
Wellock A., fireman Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 32 Silver
Wellock William, oiler Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 32 Silver
Wells A. E. Mrs. widow, r. 195 Sixteenth
Wells A. H.. clerk, r. 1927 Geary
Wells Andrew J., mulr Royal Baking Pans, 1571 Mar-
ket
Wells Arthur, bookkeeper Wells, Russell & Co.,
216 Eddy
Wells Asa R. (Wells, Russell & Co.) r. 216 Eddy
Wells Benjamin D., r. 621 Fulton
Wells Catherine, widow, r. 1066 Howard
Wells Charles C, policeman, r. 526 Hayes
Wells Charles F., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 526 Hayes
Wells diaries H., forwarding and commission
merchant, freight agent stmr Empire, and agent
Puget Sound Sail Packet Line. 10 California, r.
Oriel Hotel
Wells Charles S., compositor Alts, r. 527 Geary
Wells David G., conductor Market St. RR., r. 806
Twenty-sixth
Wells Douglass, carpenter, r. 621 Fulton
Wells Fargo & Co., Lloyd Tevis president, John
J. Valentine vice-president and general manager,
H. Wadsworth treasurer, James Heron secretary,
E. M. Cooper general superintendent, banking de-
partment NE cor California and Sansome, express
department NE cor Sansome and Halleck
Wells F. Marion, sculptor, 757 Mission, r. West
Berkeley
Wells Francis, teamster, r. 1066 Howard
Wells Frank, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Wells Frank K., laundry office, 713 Folsom
Wells Frederick G., salesman r. 208 Twenty-sixth
WELLS GEORGE F. importer
general musical mercliandise, Itlatliu-
sbek pianos. Carpenter and Packard
organs, and latest improved automatic
musical instruments, 1360 Market, r.
710 Waller
W^ells George R., attorney at law, 17 Nevada
Block, r. 1004 Geary
Wells H. A., lodgings, 112 Taylor
Wells H. A., Mrs., dressmaking, 1523 Polk
Wells Harry, r. 131 Ivy Av
Wells James E., real estate agent, 238 Kearny, r. 34
Erie
Wells Jennie, widow, r. 22 Sumner
Wells John, r. 6 Clay
Wells John, r. 17 Polk
Wells John C, master mariner, r. 1412 Hyde
Wells JoHn .J., treasurer San Francisco Liundry
Association, office 33 Geary, r. 2517 Washington
Wells John L., r. 113 Oregon
Wells Joseph, waiter stmr Wilmington
Wells Joseph A., weigher, r. 715 Lombard
Wells Laura H.. widow, r. 717 }« Seventeenth
Wells Levi, horseshoer. r. 1631 Clay
Wells Madison P.. bookkeeper Gregory & Co., r.7273<
Bush
Wells Mamie Miss, cloakmaker, 1066 Howard
it>
THE HASTINGS"
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TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
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Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY JMAK^fj^ st 1 '°°'^M{:iI2S".;o%*.:s;'nc°""-^
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Wells Maria L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Metcalfe PI '
Is Mary A., widow, r. 821 Green
Is M. E. Miss, teacher, r. lOuG Jones
Wflla Revilo, sole proprietor Silver Pill, ofllce
and r. 1149 Market
Wells Uobert J., card writer, cor Market and O'Far-
rell, r. 10'.) Van Ness Av
WellM, Ruiisell <!b Co. (Asa R. Wells and Monson
Russell) proprietors Mechanics" Mill, SW cor Fre-
mont and Mission
iWells Thomas C, clerk, r. .511 Chestnut
Wells Walter J., polisher Rudgear & Shepman. r. 1066
Howard
Wells W. F. Mrs., furnished rooms. 30 Kearny
Wells William, expressman, r. 4H4 Nutoma
Wells William H.. general ajjent Barton's Catarrh i
Remedy. 107 Fifth, r. 1927 Geary
lis William H. policeman, r. 2328 Pine
•Wells William I , bookkeeper W. W. Brier & Son, r.
' Oaktnnd
'Wells William S., attorney at law, 207 Sansome, r. ■
Oakland
Iff- Wells. See Welles
Wellsford Joseph,, clerk, r. 19 Yerba Buena
Welp Frederick G., clgarmaker William F. H.Hodde,
r. Alasieda !
Welp Rudolph, liquor saloon, r. 2931 Geary 1
Welsh Andrew M.. r. 18 Russell
Welsh Arthur, plumber, r. 117 Julian Av
Welsh Charles, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Welsh Daniel, bartender J. C. Fitschen. r. 315M
Stockton
Welsh Elizabeth G., widow, r. 70.5 Chestnnt
Welsh Elmer, signpainter, r. 671 McAllister j
Welsh Frederick E., broommaker, r. 2011 Filbert '
Welsh G., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill 1
Welsh Garrett, riveter, r. W s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
I Welsh George, seaman, r. 14 Washington
I Welsh Heury, stockfitter Orin Jones & Co., r. Golden
Gate Av nr Willard
' Welsh James, carpenter, r. 26 Hardy I
I Welsh James, carpenter, r. .512 Mission
' Welsh James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 254 Tehama
' Welsh James, laborer, r. 2011 Filbert
' Welsh James, laborer, r. Es Church bet Liberty and
Twenty-first
' Welsh James, longshoreman, r. 779Folsom
Welsh James, teamster, and extraman Engine No. 13,
r. Valencia nr Twenty-fifth
Welsh James A., laborer, r. 2011 Filbert
Welsh James C, agent Bank of British North
America, 312 Pine, r. The Berkshire
Welsh J. J., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Welsh John, r. 871 Market
Welsh John, fruits San Rafael Ferry, r. 336 Jackson
Welsh John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Welsh John, laborer, r. Bryant bet Solano and Butte
Welsh John C, proptr Mechanics' Exchange, W s
Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
Welsh John F , journalist, r. 2105 Fillmore
Welsh John H., machinist, r. 1303 Eddy
Welsh John H.. ice cutter Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r.
324 Tehama
Welsh John J., clerk Mechanics' Mill, r. S s Ripley PI
nr Harrison
Welsh Joseph, fireman, r. 11 Jackson
Welsh Joseph, plumber, r. 4 Blake
Welsh Joseph, waiter, r. 869 Marktt
Welsh M., waiter, r. 5 Market
Welsh Maggie Miss, r. HW cor Baker and Bush
Welsh Margaret, widow, r. W s Illinois bet Napa and
Shasta
Welsh Mary, domestic 1123 California
Welsh Mary Mrs., r. 4 Blake
Welsh Maurice, laborer, r. 803 Point Lobos Av
Welsh Michael, hostler, r. 11 Carlos PI
Welbh Michael, laborer, r. 23 Georgia
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WeUh Mlchi.j. vnriilMi.r. r. 17 llUk.-
Welsh Mi. hhel J., architect, 326 PbrUn Illlu r •
Treat Av
Welsh Moses H.. ahoemaker, r. cor Wlllard and >•.«■
den Gate Av
Welsh Noiah. domastlc 211.5 California I
Welsh P»triik, driver, r. 47 S* Clara
Welsh Patrick, borseahocr. r. IIIH MIoua
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. .«) Welah
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. M.5 Howard
Welsh Patrick, laborer P. M. 83. C).
WeUh ProHbytt-rlnn Church, \\f\ M'<iw<« Wil-
lianiH past'ir. CainUrlsii Hall ll:ii MIhhkid
Welsh K.. hteelwork.-r Pac Rolling Hill
Welah Richard, clgarmaker J. W. Hhatffer h. Co., r. rjl
Minna
Welah Richard R., coremaker, r. W • IlllDoia b»t
Napa and Shasta
Welsh Robert, port.r Wella Fargo ft Co.. r. 161 Silver
Welsh T. laborer P M. 8S. Co.
Welsh Thomas, cook. r. North ParlOc Hotel
Welsh Thomas, helper 8. F. Oaa Light Co., r. 53 Na-
toma ,
Welah Thomn* J., architect. Flood BIdg, room
95, r. 121.5 Golden Gate A v
Welsh Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Ruaaell
Welsh William, driver Goldberg, Bowen k. Co.. r.
1015 Sutter
Welsh William J., painter, r. 120 Nineteenth
nr Welsh. See Walsh and Welch
Welspiel Jacob, florist, 117 SutU«r, r. ll'M Tnloo
Welgpiel W. & Co. (William WeUplelj florlaU.
117 Suiter
Welspiel William (W. Welspiel h Co.) r. 1«5 Filbert
Welspiel William Jr., clerk, r. 12J5 Filbert
Welter Otto, bartender Henry Lubenberg. r. 816
Montgomery
Welti Fr. derlck, dyer, r. 6 Cleaveland. rear
Welti Theodore L., machinlat Dnion Iron Workt, r
413 Minna
WeltOD Charles H., miner, r. 61 Minna
Welton Cornelius, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 108 H Morria Av
Welton Daniel, longshoreman, r. n29 8ieveuaon
Welton H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1124 Rhotwell
Welton Walter B., fobacronlat. r. fil Miona
Welton Walter B. Jr., cigars and tobacco. 100 Second,
r. 61 Minna
t^ Welton. Sen W.ldon and Whellon
Welz John, boots and slioea. 426 Third, r. l*» Perry
Werape Brothers (Henry. Gerhard and Wllhrlui)
mnfrs paper boxes. .57."«-.575 Market
Wempe Gerhard (Wen.pe Bros.) r. 419 Oak
Werape Henry (Wcmpe Broa.) r. 419 Oak
1 Wempe H<'ury L., tinner and plumber, 1041 Nalrncla
r. 219 Seventh
Wempe Wllhelm (Wempe Broa I r 419 Oak
Wenck Frederick C, steward Thalia Vcreln. r. cor
Twentieth and Sanchei
Wenck H. H., porter Mlleuthal ft Co , r. I« rlral
Wenck Jacnb. carpenter, r, cor Bealr and lUrrliion
' Wendel George, b»ker\' and confectionery. 1*ITb)1 T
Wendel Henry, shoemaker Cohnrrlrh Hr<« . r 41
Wende'lk!^ Frederick, aranian. r. North PaclOc Hol«i
Wendell Abrain. compoaltor, r 415 llu.b
Wendell llenrv, milkman, r Oaage nr Java
Wendell Jo.rph F. . attorney
Phelan Hldg. r. '^514 Market
Wend. 11 William.
Wenderoth Frederick, r XV" Or.ry
Wendernlh I.oreni. relUrroan II Drfyfaa ft d
108 Tehama ^ . .
Wendley Alexander, lat.orrr. r,I> "'»''"• *
WeiidorffAdolph. bookkeeper H. Kahn ft O
Wendt^'charlei. E . foreman Himpaon ft Flaher. r. »l&
, Montgomery Av
Wen.lt Eil/a. widow, r. 373fl Howard
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Weudt Frank C. bartendor H. OterseD,r.273G Howard
Weiidt Heuiy, clerk, r. 273i> Howard
Wendt Henry, commercial traveler, r. 408 Duncan
Weudt Henry C. machiiiiat. r. 784 ?<{ Harrison
i Wendt John, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2513 Sutter
Wendt John C, proprietor North Pacific Hotel,
NK cor Jackson and Drumm
Wendt Mary, widow, r. 542 !< Bryant
Wendt Mary Sirs., r. Ill Morris Av
Wendt Max, upholsterer, r. 1509 Leavenworth
Weudt Patrick, r. 644 Stevenson
Wendt William J., clerk r. 2736 Howsrd
Wendte Christian, salesman, r. Twenty-fifth and San-
chez
Wennerholm Otto, waiter, r. 38 Mary
Wenger Henry, laundry, 714 Church
Wenger Samuel, wagonrasker, r. 513 Third
Weune Daniel, cook,r. 797 Mission
Wense A. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 542 Minna '
Wense George J., cook Thomas M. Holt, r. 542 Minna
Wensinger Francis S., real estate, 624 Sacra-
mento, r. Occidental Hotel
Wenstrom Henry, baker Winkle Bros., r. 922 Battery
Wentworth Adelaide Mrs , r. 2416 Howard
Wentworth Albert A., barber V. Meinberger, r. 550
Stevenson
Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co., I. M. Wentworth
president, George D. Harris secretary, oflace 12
Bush
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, r. 910 Howard
Wentworth Charles, folder S. F. Laundry
Wentworth Charles J., machiuist, r. cor Sonoma and
Twenty-f.nirth
Wentworth Ella, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Went^vorth George A., attorney at law, 606
Montgomery, rooms 17-18, r. 24 Octavia
Wentworth George G., clerk, r. cor Sonoma and
Twenty-fourth
I Wentworth I. M.. president Wentworth Boot and Shoe
I Co., 12 Bush. r. Oakland
I Wentworth Jacksrn J., engineer Golden Gate Flouring
. Mill*, r. cor Rhode Island and Tweiity-fourtli
Wentworth John, laborer, r. cor Haight and Stanyan
, Wentworth John, real estate, r. 24 Octavia
Went-tvortli J. P. H.. editor and publisher Re-
sources of California, 320 Sdnsome, room 61, r.
I 2;«0 Folsom
; Wentworth J. P. H. Jr.. solicitor Shainwald. Buckbee
.t Co.. r. 2320 Folsom
I Wentworth M. A. Miss, teacher, r. 1006 Jones
I Wentworth Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms. 204 Slx-
I teenth
Wentworth Nathaniel S., r. 2308 Harrison
Weutworth Norman, millwright, r. 863 Mission
! Wentworth Orpon. contractor, r. 853 Mission
1 Wentworth S., laborer, r. 127 J^ Francisco
1 Wentworth Susan, widow, r. 630 Webster
, Wentworth Thomas H., master mariner, r. 746 Howard
I Wentworth Thomas S., foreman Resources of Califor-
i nia, r. 2320 Folsom
1 Wentworth William, carpenter, r. 457 Tehama
Wentworth William, trunkmaker, r. 2308 Harrison
I Went7 Jackson, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 16 Bluxome,
1 rear
I Wentzel Ernst, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 519
i Greenwich
Wentzel George, solicitor Call. r. 25 Stockton PI
\ Wentzel John, groceries, NE cor Larkin and Filbert
^enzel Edward, chemist, r. 513 Jes.«ie
Wenzel George L., mnfr wine presses, 309 Fulton
i Wenzel Henry, carriage trimmer Charles Molter, r.
! 232 Ninth
I Wenzel John, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Wenzel Mary, widow, r. 1918 Golden Gate Av
Wenzel Robert, furrier H. Liebes & Co.. r. 617 Mason
Wenzel Rudolph G., watchmaker and mnfr air
clocks, 607 Montgomery, r. 1918 Golden Gate Av
Wenzel Vincent S., waiter, r. 1212 Kearny
Werrzel William, miller Yolo Mills, r. 268 Minna
Wenzelburyer Adolph, cashier Jacobs & Easton, r
Wenzill F. Mrs,, electric vapor baths, 11 Stockton, i
'Ml'l Sacramento
Wenzell Willi.iiii T. (W. T. Wenzell & Co.) r. 436 Oak
WENZELL W. T. & CO.
iWilliiam T. Wenzell) dieml^ts, 53a
Slarket
Wcnzlek Rudolph, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Wepfer Gottlieb W., mechanical engineer W. R. Eck-
art. r. 122 Bartlett
Werden Reinhold, cook Franz Slebrecht, r. 1624 Pow-
ell
Werder Max, homoeopathic physician, 217 Geary
Werdmiller Henry, r. .528 Greenwich
Werleu Theodore, with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 221
Broalway
Werllng Jacob, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1132 York
Werling Joseph, woodturner, r. 1132 York
Wermen Edward, barber, 3U04 Mission, r. 2939 Mission
Wermouth Charles, waiter Gruen & Heydenaber, r.
508 Eddy
Werner Amelia, domestic 113 Powell
Werner Antone, bakery, 518 Union
Werner A. P., conductor Market St. RR.
Werner Augu«t, conductor, r. 1509 Guerrero
Werner Charles, janitor Boys' and Girls' Aid See, r.
cor Grove and Baker
Werner Charles J., salesman Starr & Co., r. 106 Eddy
Werner Christian H., r. 22 Capp
Werner Ernst, teacher music, r. 311!^ Hyde
Werner Frederlik, waterteuder stmr Alameda
Werner Frederick F., carrier Post Office, r. Manitoba
nr Susquehanna
Werner George, butcher, 1812 Union
Werner George, cook, r. 430 Stevenson
AVerner George A., designer and wood engraver,
527 Commercial, r. 113 WilliaTa
Werner Herman, r. 40}$ Perry
Werner John, musician, r. 5i2 Montgomery Av
Werner John, tailnr. 612 Commercial, r. Garfield Ter-
race. Alameda Co.
Werner John C, bartender J. C. Fitschen, r. 315M
Stockton
Werner Katherina, widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Noe
Werner Louis, butcher. 910 Bryant
Werner Max, confectioner, r. 504 Post
Werner Philip, expressman, cor Montgomery Av and
Kearny, r. 603 Broadway
Werner Philip, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 314
Green
Werner Robert, liquor saloon, 234 Sixth
Werner William, butcher, 322 Thirteenth
10" Werner. See Woerner
Wernett Joseph F. (Maline, Wernett & Co.) r. 2140
Mission
Werse Joseph C, clerk, r. 1527 Ellis
Werse Josephine, widow, r. 1527 Ellis
Werse Louis, r. 1527 Ellis
Wertenberger Benjamin F., salesman, r. 317 San Jose
Av
Werter John, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Werth Ferdinand A. Rev., pastor German M. E.
Church, r. 452 Bryant
Wertheimer Arthur, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
507 L imbard
Wertheimer Benny J., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Benny L., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer.
r. The Berkshire
Werthiemer Bert E., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer
r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Charles, janitor South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 614}^ Taylor
EVERV DESIRIPTIOBT OF
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MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Mantifacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
37 MarM St.
HRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
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120'J WES
Werth^liner Emanuel (L. & E. Werthelmer) r. 712
P.)8t
WirtlielmfT J., with WilmTdlnj? fc Co., r. AlameiU
WprtheiiiiPr Kaiifniau (F. Ori & Co.) r. 11'254 Plen-e
Wf rtlK'iiner L.. 6i E. (Leopold ami Enianufl
Werthelmer and Joseph L. Hphs) ImportcrM and
wliolesale dealt rs ciKars, plu« and leaf tobacco,
3ii0-;)O6 Front, cor Sacramento
Werthiimer Leopold (L. * E. Werthelmer) r. New
Tork
Werthelmer Louis (Louis Werthelmer & Co.) r. 1012
Van Ness AV
Wertheimer Louis & Co. (Louis Werthelmer)
manufacturers aud dealers clsars, 115-117 Front
Wertheimer M. & Co. (Moses Werthelmer) mnfr
ciKars, 52R-530 Washington
Wertheimer Michael, groceries and liquors, 601
Hayes, r. 627 Ivy Av
Werthelmer Moses (M. Werthelmer & Co.) r. 1S18
Post
Werthelmer Siegfried, peddler, r. 1904 Powell
Werther George, r. 909 Kearny
Wertsch William, carriagemaker, 102 Golden Gate Av
r. 137 Page
Wertz Albert, blacksmith Herman Hofstetter, r. Su-
matra nr Tallap-^osa
e?- Wescott. See Westcott
Wesendnnk Arnold A., engineer Poetsch i Peterson,
r. 1531 Dolores
Wesendnnk Frederick, engineer, r. 1531 Dolores
Weseudunk George, engineer, r. 1.531 Dolores
Wesendnnk Theodore, engineer Balz Bros. & Fink-
eldey, r. 1531 Dolores
Weske Adolph. president Pac. Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co., r. I.i03 Steiner
Weslar George, barber, 871 Market, r. 102fi Minna
Wesley .Tnspph. spinner Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.
12 Willows Av
Wesner Jacob, jauitor Druid's Hall, r. 413 Sutter
Wesner Michael, waiter, r. 365 Clementina
Wessa Mary, widow, r. 426 M Linden Ay
Weiisc WillUra. gentlemen's nurse, r. llSDrnmm
Wessel Claus J., maltster. r.W s Pierce nr Greenwich
Wessel Henry, bricklHver, r. 13 Clinton
WesBel Henry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 429
McAllister
Wessel J. & Co. (Jacob Wessel and Martin Myerhof)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Twelfth and Mis-
sion
Wessel Jacob (J. Wessel k Co.) r. 4 Twelfth
Wessel Louis, tailor, r. 13 Clinton
Wesselin H., bakery. 763''.^ Bryant
Wess^ll August, salesman H. Plagemann & Co.,r. 1226
Filbert
Wessell John, butcher Hermann C. Rohrs, r. 442
S>cfnl
I Wessell John, wines, liquors and cigars, SE cor
Powell and Union
I Wepsell John Jr., clerk, r. 633 Union
I Westell William C, clerk A. Muhs. r. 633 Union
I We>i8PlP8 Hall, .John Wessell proprietor, SE cor
Powell and Union
I Wessels Arnold, groceries and liquors, 901 McAllis-
ter, r. 903M McAllister
! Wessels Adolph. clerk A. Wessels, r.903J4 McAllister
I Wesser Mary, widow, r. 426 Linden Av
I Wessling Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 4 Valencia
Wessling Henry J., wood and coal, 1517 Geary, r.l513
Geary
i Wessling Margaret, widow, r. 4 Valencia
1 Wessling William H., porter Siegfried & Branden-
stein, r. 1517 Geary
, WehSQian Alexander, waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Wesson Charles J., clerk, r. 2311 Polk
: Wesson Joseph H , lumber dealer. W s Fourth bet
Chrmnel and Hooper, r. 2311 Polk
• West Allen D., millwright, r. 529 Sacramento
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CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641. 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
West Andrew, aeirnun. r. .'.J Srn.n.l
West Annie J. .M1h«. drrtiimaklDR. 414 OroT*
West Arthur A., upholntertr. r .'HM FoUom
West Benjamin W. (We«t * Ktluf.ld) r. lllft llroad-
way
West b. F. Mrs., r. 118 Shot well
West C. A. Mrrt.. r. .mh McAlllnter
West Charles, drayman Uaasett k Banker, r. 040 How-
ard
Weat Charles, barnesaclekoer O. W. Browo. r. 1»T
Stevenson
West Charles, longahoreman, r. M Madlann At
West Charles, seaman, r. No.th ParlHc Uulcl
West Charles, stevedore, r. 27 Federal
West Charles H.. r. l:t.'4 Ellis
WEST CHARLES N r.o.
tarer elettro ineilif al hell* and riertrle
eooclM, liiH Market
W»4t Charles H , Halesman Kcano BrrMi.. r. 44 Slith
West Charles S., carpenter, r. ti;i Oe»ry
West Coast Book C". (A. L. Han.r..ft * Co.) 132 Po«l
West Coast Electric Liijht and tonKtriii-l|..n i'o..
John Lloyd seiretarv, 411 ''j Ciliforuia r>.'iiM IS
West Coast Frnit' aed Wiue Growers'
ASSO( lATIO.V, M. I>. Levy ■•rrrtary,
oHUe I!) Batter)-
WEST COAST FORNITURE CO. ..*«.
Einnnuel prupi ieturit. 4:i4-'l:it Fourlb
West Coaht Lumber Co., George U. Gray prraldeut,
office lu lalifornia, room 3
West Coast Steamship Co., J. 8. Hlgglna agent, offlc*
42 Market
West Consolidated Virginia and CalifornU Odd and
Silver Mining and .Milling Co (Storey Co., N«t.)
I. B. L. Brandt s cretary. 3tl« Ploe, r<M>m 5
West Crown Point Mining Co. (Storey Ct>., Ner.) C.
E. Elliot secretarv. 79 Nevada Block
West E. Miss, hui» rluteudent Women'a Work Ei-
change, r. Oakland
West PMward, clerk, r. 1324 Ellli
West Edward, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
West Edward M., carpent«T r. 3o;l sixteenth
West Elizabeth, widow, r. 2H>4 Fidaom
Wst End Journal, S. B. Cirbton proptr. \W\ Pine
West End Phnrinacy. Blil.y * P'md proprl»-
tors, .\E cor McAlllsler and Klllm-.re
West End School, Mission Hoad nr Hli Mile UooM
West Eiiyene F., clerk, r. 5J8 Stevenson
West Everett U., laundryman A. TUuot, r. «31 8»cr».
m-'Uto
West Frank, machlnlat Ulx k Firth, r. Alameda
West Frank, roofer, r. 30H Tehama
West Frank, teamster, r. 2.16 Kltch
West F. B.. machiidHt Market Ht. KB., r. 40 B«lcb*r
West George H., glaaa atalner John Malluo, r. 435
Geary
We-'t Henrv. capitalist, r. 424 (Jeary
West James (Cbarlea Montgouiery ik Oo.) r. 702 8ull»r
W St J. E., r. »:t3 Howard
Wist John, mlUhand A. J. McJJlcoll k Co., r. §10
Mission ..»,., .1
West John D., harnesamakerO. H. IIt«d Jr.. r Ala-
WesUohn H., real estate agent, r. S38 Twenty-third
West John P., carrier Poxl i>mcr. r. 414 Qr^xim
West Julius, waiter lames Chrlstsrn
We^t Leonard I)., expressman, r. 142 Ro*^ At
West Lorenzo L., machinist Atlas Iron Worka. r Jl»
Cleiii'iitlna
West LmIu Mrs., widow, r. 12H I^>euat At
West M Mrs., r. 14.1 Kills
West Mar.v, r Hi» KeaniT
TVr.iii Murv Mm r. 4 Folwm At
Wesl m"v n. M.S.. private ach.x.I. !«« Van M-. At.
r. IIKK) Washlnutim
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PERRiER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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1210
WES
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMlHIIiTKIlS
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
AU Sizes anil Tiuuiln'ra.
309, 311,313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
West MHttie E.. widow, r. 102 Fourth
West Oakland MasonirHall and Building Association,
A. Sbarboro secretary, 307 Saneonie
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro
secretary. 3u7 Sansoine
Wf Bt Peter, painter, r. 526 Broadway
West Potosi Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Robert R.
Grayson secretary, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Bidg
West Publishing Co. (St. Paul. Minn.) Robert 0. Cor-
baley agent, 404 Turk
West Robert B., optician and jeweler, 407 Kearny, i.
1708 Sacramento
West Samuel A., patternmaker Atlas Iron Works, r.
815 Clementina
West Samuel M.. carpenter, r. 1213 Bush
West Sarah, widow, r. 414 Grove
West Thomas, seaman stmr San Bias
West Thomas, waiter, r. 178 Minna
West Vancouver Commercial Co. (Quatzino District,
Vancouver Island, British Columbia) T. Bonaclna
secretary, 438 California, room 3
West William, r. 317 Eddy
West William, laborer, r. 3 Cook
West William, music and stationery, 411 Hayes
West William, tinsmith Pacific Can Co., r. 4 Folsom
Av
West William H., upholsterer Samuel Beal, r. Oak-
land
West William W., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 424
Geary
West & Relnfeld (Benjamin W. West and James W.
Relnfeldl painters and gralners, 1406 Polk
Westall Charles, engraver, r. 764 Mission
Westall H. Mrs., proptr Somerset House, 764 Mission
Westall Joseph, feather warehouse, 764 Mission
W'Staway William, second steward stmr Acapulco
Westchester Insurance Co. (of New York) A. C.
Donnell & Co., general agents, 318 California
Westcott Adelbert R., proptr Mint Restaurant, 605
Commercial, r. 616 Sacramento
"Westcott Brotliers (Du Ane and Frank B.) seeds
I and cutlery, 406-408 Sansome
Westcott Charles, espresRman, r. 700 San Jose Av
Westcott Charles E., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. 5U2 Powell
] Westcott Cnarles H., Inspector Custom House, r. 444
Twentieth
Westcott Du Ane (Westcott Bros.) r. 1132 McAllister
Westcott Franks. (Westcott Bros.) r. 934 McAllister
Westcott Frederick, cigarmaker Louis Werthelmer &
Co., r. 561 J^ Minna
Westcott Henry B., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
616 Sacramento
a^" Westcott. See Wescott
Westdahl Ferdinand, draftsman U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 104 Steiner
Westdorp Hiram J., paper carrier, r. 414 Dolores
Westdorp Robert, carrier Examiner, r. E s Hampshire
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Westelius Ernest, watchmaker, r. 121 Stockton
Westenhaver Charles C, salesman W'. J. Heney & Co.,
r. N s Twenty-fourth bet Noe and Castro
Westenhaver Elmer E., teamster Hueter Bros. & Co.,
r. NW cor Noe and Clipper
Westenhaver Mary A., widow, r. NW cor Clipper and
Noe
Wester E. O., shlpcarpenter, r. 2211 Powell
Westerberg A E., watchman Woodward's Gardens, r.
Alameda
Westerberg Frederick, physician. 205 Third
Westerberg Frederick W., plumber Bailey k O'Don-
nell, r. 139 Rose Av
Westerberg Lilly Miss, bookfolder. r. 139 Rose Av
Westerfeld Carl F., student, r. 1003 Geary
Westerfeld Herman (Potrero Yeast Co.) r. 1138 Twen-
ty-first
Westerfeld Louis (Schroth & Westerfeld and Potrero
Yeast Co. ) r. 1003 Geary
Westerfeld W^illinni, bakery and restaurant, 1035
Market, r. s:)2 Fulton
Westerfeld William H., agent Potrero Ycasl Co., r.
1134 Twenty-first
Westcrfielil Ci.nrad, clerk, r. 64 Everett
Westerfleld Nellie Miss, saleslady, r. 8:j7 Folsom
WestiTholm August, seaniau. r. 203 East
Westerman John, tailor, 608 Howard, r. 39 Minna
Western Addition Transfer Co., H Wright proptr,
SW cor Polk and Sacramento, r. NW cor Filbert
and Scott
Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto) Butler &
Haldan general agents, 413 California
W^estern Beet Sugrar Co., Claus Spreckels pres-
ident, J. B. Stetson vice-president, C. A. Spreckels
secretary, oflBce 327 Market
Western Belle Mining Co. (Candelaria, Nev.) John H.
Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 2
Western Development Co. Frank 8. Douty
president, W. L. Biown secretary, office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 4
Western Fibre Co., A. W. Foster president, George C.
Hickox secretary, 303 California, room 1
Western File and Index Co. (Chicago, III.) Bassett,
Slemin & Co. agents, 8 New Montgomery
Western Foundry, Morton & Bowie proptrs, 235 Fre-
mont
Western Fuse and Explosive Co., Ed. G.
Lubens president, F.H. Pitman secretary, 40 Cal-
fomla
Western Grain and Stock Exchange, 216 Montgomery
Western Hotel, John Higgins proprietor, 212-214
Broadway
W^estern Iron Worfcs, Sims k Morris proprie-
tors, 123-125 Beale
Western Loan Association, L. L. Dennery sec-
retary, 423 California
Western Mineral Co., acid mnfrs (Stege, Cal.) W.
Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Western Nursery, Charles Abraham proprietor,
Greenwich bet Franklin and Gough, depot 106
California Market
Western Oil Co., S. H. Frank & Co. agents, 406-408
Battery
Western Patent Agency, office 411 M California
room 7
Western Ripe Fruit Carrier Co., E. J. Coleman presi-
dent, 39 Sutter
Western Straw Works, Thomas H. Kortick proptr,
857 Mission
W^estern Telegraph Instructing Co., O. F.
Armstrong puperintendent. May MuUer business
manager, 640 Clay
Western Union Mail and Stage Co., Charles A. Har-
mon manager, 316 Steuart
W^estern Union Telegraph Co., Frank Jaynes
superintendent, general office NE cor Montgom-
ery and Pine, branch offices Palace Hotel, Occi-
dental Hotel. The Baldwin. Pacific Mail SS. Wharf,
10 Market, 205 Sutter, 833 Sutter, 961 Mission, NE
cor Valencia and Nineteenth, Valencia Street De-
pot, 425 California, 206 Market, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, SW cor California and Fillmore, NW
cor Hayes and Laguna, Market St. Wharf. S. P.
Co's shops cor Brannan and Sixteenth, S. P. Co's
passenger and freight depots, S. P. Co's freight
depot, cor California and Front, 10 Bush, cor
Market and Main, and Presidio. Supply depart-
ment 518 Front
Westfall John, woodcarver, r. 1006 Minna
Westfall L. A. Mrs., r. 628 Filbert
B^" Westfall. See Westphal
Westaeld Harry P., cook schr Novelty, r. 47 Tehama
Westfield Robert, sexton and collector Trinity Church
office and r. 324 Post
Westgate William, gatekeeper Cal. Wire Works, r. 330
Bay
Westhaus Ferdinand, tailor, 33 Kearny
THE BEST
OVERCOATS
For MEN and BOYS at
THE HASTINGS"
COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.
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ORIENT lis. C3. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
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MARKET 8T.) BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABUSHMENT,
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1211
WET
Wtsthaus Mary, widow, r. 39 Fifth
We.tthelmer John P , capltslist, r. 1436 Misslou
W.ntbcff Willl«iii (Westboff fc Co.) r. 8'.»9 Pine
TVtBthi.ff & Co. (William Wehthoflf) wholesale l:qnor«
619 Sarrainento
Westin Carl A., gilder and picture frame maker, 622
Cluy
Westiiie Eric, tailor, r. 1119 Montgomery
Westland Gi orge, clerk Bank of Biitish North Amer-
ica, r. Oakland
WeBtmau Godfried, tailor, 13 Trinity, r. 911 Sacra-
meuio
Wrstmaii Walter, r. 14 Ellis
WESTMINSTER HOUSE
(bourdin^l Mrs. R. H. Sa-wyer propri-
etor. 614 Sutter
TTrstininster Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
Q. Adams pastor, S 8 Fell bet Octavia and La-
gun a
Westminster School, Rev. James Matthews D.D.
principal, 129 HaJght
WeBtoTi Althea Mit^s. stenot,'rapher Cal. Land Assn., r.
410 Hyde
WESTON CHARLES W.
(Hatch <!k Weston) and manufacturer
patent grape and berry boxes and pat-
ent arch firekindler, 211 Mission and
770 Bryant, r. 7G6 Bryant
Weslon B. F., treasuer N. W. Spaulding Saw Co., 17-
19 Bryant
Weston Edwin J., draftsman New City Hall architect,
r. 100 McAllister
Weston Harry, bartender, r. 615 Post
Weston Jefferson, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Railroad
.\v nr Teneriffe
Weston Nathaniel (Allen & Co.) r. 15 Julian Av
Weston Samuel W., blacksmith, r. 2107 Polk
Westover J. Wallace, foreman whitening room U. S.
Mint. r. Stanyan nrGrattan
Westphal A., with Am. Biscuit Co., r. 425 Broadway
Westjihal Charles H., waiter E. Althof, r. 107 Van
Ness Av
Weptphal Christian, real estate, r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Christian H., r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Christopher, drayman Heynemann & Co., r.
85 Silver
Westphal Frederick, butcher Brown & Draper, r.
Railroad Av bet Dominica and Servla
Westphal Fritz, cook, r. 317 Bush
Westphal Godfrey H., drayman, r. Railroad Av nr
Scrvia
Westphal Henry W. (De Bemardl & Westphal) r. 967
Harrison
Westphal Herman (Klunder & Westphal) r. 101 Jack-
son
Westphal -John, butcher Miller .<c Lux, r. 8 s Vene-
zuela bet Platte and Savannah
Westphal L., laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 2112
Jones
TVestphal Otto F., dentist, 935 Market, rooms
7-9-11, r. 967HHrri8on
Westphal Peti-r. bartender, r. 315 Lombard
Westphal Reinhold A. F., master mariner, r. 1320
Jsi'kson
[»" Westphal. See Westfall
Westphale Henry, with J. H. Curley & Co., r. 22
Bridge PI
Westpha;en Herman, cigarmaker. r. 1830 Eddy
Westrem John, machinist, r. 742 Sixteenth
Westwater Robert, agent Wilcox & White Organs, r.
1106 McAllister
Westwood Charles, shipwright, r. 147 Larkin
WeUhtomoff Vladimir N., arch-priest Russian Ortho-
dox Church, r. 1715 Powell
Wetherbee Henry, lumber dealer. 111 Market, r.
Fruit Vale
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W, & J. SLOANE & CO.
Contracts Made with Hi^'-Is fr
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Wetherhep Leroy B., SMliilant Ubraiian ll«f«*aUJ*
Library Aaan.. r. 21fi Uuah
Wetherbee 8. L.. r. 18 Sanchez
Wetherby ueorge a., lauodryman Central I^aiiOrT. r.
210 Ridley
Wefhered James 8.. r. 320 Van Vtfm At
Wethered Woodworth, eiiKiiu^r. r. :Wi Van Nei* At
Wetherill Samuel, expressmiin, r. M7 Fonrtb
Wetherwai M. B. Mrs , r. Ht \V«».hlnKt)ii At
Wetjen ('. *: Co. (Conrad Wetjiu and Hi-nry Bcera-
man) grorerlea and llquoro, IO411 Howard
Wetjen Conrad (C. Wetjen k Co.) r. cor Buab and Do-
visadero
Wetjen Cord, groceries and liquors, 1049 Howard, r. 6
Russ
Wetjen John H., cigarmaker Herman Kolkmano, r.
1>4 Cedar Av
Wetjen Richard, clerk Dledrlch H. Schrtefer. r. 183
Natoma
Wetmore Arthur, barber. 32 S Turk
Wetmore Brothers (Henry D., John O. aod William
B.) produce conamlaglon merchants, 413-417
Washington
Wetmore Charles A., jeweler H Elleao, r. (107 Fell
Wetmore Clarence J., 8ecret»ry State Board
Viticulture. '204 Montgomery r. lOO Bunh
Wetmore George P., draftaman Percy k Hamilton, r.
fi07 Fell
Wetmore Henry D. (Wetmore Bros.) r. 807 Fell
Wetmore John G. (Wetmore Bros.) r (507 Fell
Wetmore John W., farmer, r. 2.'<12 Buah
Wetmore Robert H., r. 607 Fell
Wetmore Robert H. Jr., clerk Wetmore Broa., r. Cff!
Fell
Wetmore William B. (Wetmore Bros.) r. 807 Fell
Wetmore William N., contractor and builder, r. 404
Turk
Wetternian Edward, musician, r. 619 Waahlngton
Wettig Anna, teacher Greenwich Primary School, r.
622 ElliH
Wettig Augustus F., stenographer Cal. Electric Light
Co., r. 622 Ellis
Wettig Ernetit A., traveling salesman Cal. Powder
Works, r. 622 Ellis
Wettig Gebhardt. waiter, r. 365 Jessie
Wettig Minna, widow, r. 622 Ellis
Wettig Tin iidore, wrod and coal, :«;3 Clemrntlna
Wettig Willard. waiter, r. 3i 8 Jehsle
Wettinann George A., coUettor, r. NE cor Chestnut
and Baker
Wettmann Oustav E., roofer, r. NE cor Chestnut sod
Haker
Wettmann William F., salesman I. Freod k Oo., r.
NE lor (hf Ktnut and b»ker
WettKtein Henry, bartender J. C. Bansslt. f. 38 Sillh
Wetz Frederick E., r. 114 Olive At
Welz John F., coniponltor, r. 114 Olive At
Wetzel Antoiie, hoxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 8
Boyd
Wetzel Carl, civil enKtne<-r. r. 1622 Jark»on
Wetzel Giorge. lalx'rer, r. 1 S«n Antonio
Wetzel Herman, seaman, r. 1<:4 II' rry
Wetzel Julias A., barber. 1827 Turk
Wetxel Theodore, mining aocrttary, 821 Moot-
gomery. r. 1622 Jai kiwn
Wetzel William, butcher. 2.'.4H Folsom
Wetzlsr A. J.. in«iranre sdjnsler. 10« LsldsMlortT. r.
Beresford Hotel
W. tzier John, plasterer, r. 26 Sixth
Weule I>oul», watchmaker Charles Psce. r »" < •rP
Wexel Aaron 8 , salesman H. k O. Onmp. r 831 r»ll
Wexel Joseph, r. H.M Suiter
Wexel lx>ulH. »al. »m»n S. k O. Oump. r 821 Fell
Weyburn .lohn K , ,lr..vn,«n. '„*''( ''""'■'•^' , ,(«,
Weybtirn Thomas, conductor Market St. BK , r. iww
MiAllister . . .._ /vi
Wey.rmiller Frederick A.. Instrnmml msksr OH.
Ele.lrlcsl Works, r,
tM Vsn Ns«s At
LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REYil
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California Street.
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PUIKEPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR IfANI), WIN1>-MII.L, AND POWEB.
ALL. sizl:s.
809, 311, 813, 316 and 317 MARKET STREET
Wpygint Hauuiih Mrs., r. 9.53 Harrison
K^ We.vgant. 8ee»>iegaud
Weyhknecht Dors, widow, r. 504 Third
Weyl Oerf (Cahn, Nickelsbnrg & Co.) r. 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jonas, importer diamonds and manufactur-
ing jeweler, medals a sxieclalty, 126 Kearny,
room 38, r. 1217 Sutter
«^ Weyl. See Weil nnd Weile
Weyland Frank, r. 72.5 J<s Miuna
Weyle Jonas, clerk Quartermaster's Dept, U. S. A., r.
1207 Mission
Weyler Christian, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1621 Du
pont
Wpymann August, clerk G. D. Mayle, r. 933 Mission
Weymann William, salesman M. J. Flavin & Co., r.
933 Mission
Weymouth Edwin D., gripman Market St. RR., r.
1421 hi Hayes
Weymouth .John, teamster, r. 745 Harrison
Weyrather Ferdinand, llquorsaloon, 165-1 67 Sixteenth
Weythman George W., butcher C. W. Welby, r. NE
cor Marquesas and Railroad Av
Weythnff John H., laborer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
2 M. Lea Court
Whack Conrad, coachman 29.30 California
Whaleu Ann. widow, r. 172 Clementina
Whalen Annie, domestic 161 Octavia
Whal^n B. Mrs., r. N s Greenwich nr Webster
Whalen Christopher, laborer, r. Ocean House Road nr
Farley's Old Corner
Whalen David, blacksmith, r 630 Mission
Whalen Dennis, teamster, r. 911 Sansome
Whalen Edward, longshoreman, r. 409 Main
Whalen Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Whalen Henry, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Whalen Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 311 Bryant
Whalen John, blacksmith helper Palmer & Rey, r, 632
Mission
Whalen John, cooper, r. 625 Lombard
Whalen John, cutter Neustadter Bros., r. 2 Elgin Park
Av
Whalen John, laborer, r. 34 Birch Av
Whalen John, shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
S s State bft Douglass and Eureka
Whaleu John H., attorney at law, r. 2 Elgin Park Av
Whiilen John W., bricklayer, r. 920 Geary
Whalen Joseph B., butcher Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Whalen Louisa, widow, r. 55 Minna
AVhalen Martin, longshoreman, r. 62 Tehama
Whalpn Michael, carpenter, r. M09 Minna
Whalen Patrick, laborer, r. S s State bet Douglass and
Eureka
Whalen Patrick, liquor saloon, 22 Clementina
Whalen Peter J., policeman, r. 11 Isis
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer M. O'Day, r. 416 Fifth
Whalen Thomas, r. 321 Jessie
Whalen Thomas, laborer, r. 505 Haight
Wlialen Thomas, machinist, r. 5 Hartmann
a^" Whalen. See Wheelan and Whelan
Whaley Frank A., manager Brooklyn Hotel bar, r. 315
Ellis
Whaley John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 53J4
Clementina
Whaley John D., attorney at law, 432 Montgomery, r.
2009 Webster
Whaley William, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Whaley William A. (W. H. Cork & Co.) r. The Bald-
win
Whalley Ernest M., assistant O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,
r. 3008 Larkln
Whalley Pickering, tailor, 538 Bush, r. 1123 Bush
Whalley William, mechanic Sims & Morris, r. 5 Good-
sell PI
Whalley William, sorter S. F. Fioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 3008 Larkin
Whalman John P. F., master mariner, r. 127 Chatta-
nooga
Whan Willliim W.. pollcemim, r. 631 Geary
Wharf Builders Protective ABSociatlon. 71 New Mont.
goniery
Wharft' Frank, carpenter, r. 408 >4 Fourteenth
Wharff John F., carri;igeniaker and blacksmith, SE
cor O'Farrell and Devisadero. r. 2921 Jackson
Wharff Joseph H , carpenter, r. 2923 Jackson
Wharflf William H., draftsman and contractor, 330
Pine, room 11, r. j824 Green
Whartenby James, capitalist, 612 Clay, r. 408 Elllfl
Wharton Abbie, widow, r. 416 Francisco
Wharton Dora Miss, r. 416 Francisco
Wharton Edward, boot treer Porter, Slessinger Jt Oo.,
r. 419 Broadway
Wharton Mary, widow, r. 419 Broadway
What Cheer House, E. P. Bucklin proprietor,
527-529 Sacramento
What Cheer Stables, George Eggleton proprietor, 119-
121 Jackson
Whatley James, laborer, r. Cliff House
Whearty Ann, widow, r. 242 Greenwich
Whearty James, plumber, r. 6 Garden
Whearty James, salesman Louis T. Snow, r. 230
Perry
Whearty Joseph, laborer, r. 242 Greenwich
Whearty Michael, butcher, r. 6 Garden
Whearty Thomas A., Inspector Custom House, r. 416
Broadway
WHEAT CHARLES D.
notary public, conveyancer and coin«
misaioner deeds, and secretary South
San Francisco Doclc Co., 501 Califor-
nia, r. ail8 Steiner
Wheaifield Wilburt J., carpenter, E s McClellan nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Wheatley Harry, seaman, r. 553 Howard, rear
Wheatly Harry, peddler, r. 646 Howard
Wheaton A. F., traveling salesman Brown Bros., r.
704 Post
Wheaton Charles, cook Robert Diston
Wheaton Charles B., bookkeeper Pac. Coast Oil Co.,
r. 1011 Sacramento
Wheaton Ed^vard, secretary Pacific Coast Oil
Co., 13 Pine, r. Hotel Pleassnton
Wheaton George H. (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. Oakland
Wheaton George S., salesman Wheaton & Luhrs, r.
Oakland
Wheaton Henry B., president Excelsior Water and
Mining Co., 215 Sansome, room 8
Wheaton John, machinist, r. 1309 Mason
Wheaton J. P. Miss, teacher Stanford Free Kinder-
garten No. 2, r. Oakland
Wlieaton Milton A., attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, rooms 22-23. r. 1106 Sacramento
WHEATON & LUHRS
(George H. Wlieaton and l*aul Breon)
commission merchants and -wliolesale
provisions, 331-335 Front
Wheelan John S., contractor, r. 230 Thirteenth
Wheelan Peter, eugineer New City Hall, r. 16 Ridley
eS" Wheelan. See Whalen and Wheeland
Wheeland Brothers (William and Samuel) bakery.
2232 Mission
Wheeland James (Wheeland & Collins) r. 1323 Clay
Wheeland John W., clerk, r. 255 Third
Wheeland Samuel (Wheeland Bros.) r. 2232 Mission
Wheeland William (Wheeland Bros.) r. 2232 Mission
Wheeland <S£ Collins (James Wheeland and Silas
M. Collins) wines and liquors and chop and oys-
ter house, 511 California and 329 Montgomery
8^" Wheeland. See Wheelan
Wheeler A. J. Mrs., r. 1534 Mission
Wheeler Albert, bartender T. H. MuUaly, r. 667)i
Stevenson
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, 511 California,
rooms 10-11
LOWEST PEIOES.
rilTE GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.4RKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactnirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM SI
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
J^rfi. ^, ! ••■^«««««^r« or (fa* oalr
NGTONSTI NATUHAI, t'H AMPAONi:.
WHE
Wheeler Ann S., widow, r. 2GU Polk I
Wheeler Annie, widow, r. .ISU Howard
Wheeler Bert, oiler stuir City of New York
Wheeler Burt, machinist 8. F. Tool Co., r. 830 Page
Wheeler Charles, r. 219 Powell
Wheeler Charleg, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. J73 Stev-
enson
Wheeler Charles F., publishers agent, r. 700 Ellis
Wheeler Charles H., manager Corona Cosmetic Co.,
126Kparny
Wheeler Charles S., attorney at law. 438 Callforula,
r. 828 Green
Wheeler Charles W., carpenter, r. 1 AuRnst Alley
Wheeler Clarence C, speculator, r. 7 MontRomery At
Wheeler Clarence E.. painter and decorative paper-
haneer, l.'>25 Polk. r. 1.532 Polk
Wheeler Daniel D., captain U. S. A., Assistant
QuBrtermapter Division of the Pacific and De-
partment of California, 220 Phelan Bldg, r. 2217
California
Wheeler David W., whitewasher. r. 716 Brannau
Wheeler Eben D., master tug Hiawatha, office 277
EHSt, r. Alameda
WTieeler E. D.. attorney at law, 328 Montgomejy.
room 12
Wheeler Edward A., secretary Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co. , r. 924 Guerrero
Wheeler Edward F., groceries. 1127 McAllister
Wheeler Edward S., clerk A. B. Forbes, r. 313 Stock-
ton
Wheeler Eliza, widow, r. 18 Heron
Wheeler Fannie Mrs., r. 332 !« Eighteenth
Wheeler Fannie Mrs., r. GIO Taylor
Wheeler Frank, tin.smith, r. 14 Bannam PI
Wheeler Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 753 Howard
Wheeler Frederick, drayman, r. 32.5 Fell
Wheeler Frederick A., tea, coffee and spice broker,
128 California, r. San Rafael
Wheeler George W., gripman Sutter St. BR., r. 220
Central Av
Wheeler Harold, attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. 611
Bush
Wheeler Harry, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1031
Dolores
Wheeler Jacob, assistant yardmaster S. P. Co., r. 210
Twenty.flfth
Wheeler James, attorney at law. 004 Merchant
Wheeler J. G., baker, r. 533 Sacramento
Wheeler John A., teamster, 2620 Mission, r. 2615 Mis-
Bion
Wheeler John A., cook James B. Jacques, r. 23)4
Serond
Wheeler John H., chief executive officer Board
of State Viticultural Commissioners, 204 Mont-
gomery, r. Melrose
Wheeler Julia J., r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, 320 Sansome,
room 64, r. 1821 Lyon
Wheeler Margaret, widow, r. 567)4 Stevenson
Wheeler M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Central Av
Wheeler MoUie F. Miss, stenographer Siegfried b
Brandenstein, r. 412 Jones
Wheeler Morris L., chairmaker Heywood Bros. 4 Co.,
r. 520 Folsom
Wheeler Osgood C, general baggage agent 8. P. Co..
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Wheeler Otis D. (Wheeler & Burdick) r. Prospect Av
nr Coso, B. H „ ^,
Wheeler Robert H., master mariner, r. 20 Rondell PI
Wheeler Robert S. (Bruntsch k Wheeler) r. 1410
Golden Gate Av
Wheeler Ro«coe, master tug Lottie, office 277 East, r.
Fruit Vale
Wheeler Samuel E., waiter, r. 335 Jessie
Wheeler Thomas, machinist, r. 512 Howard
Wheeler William E.. Insurance agent, r. 313 Stockton
Wheeler William H., journalist Chronicle, r. 2614
Polk
i213 WHE
W. & 1 SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assorfmenl on Ihe Coasl.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
s. F. "examiner;
MOST NEWS!
¥OST GIKrUIATiOH ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeler William U., travellnR aalraman Bolbronk.
Merrill & Strtiion. r, Co.ni'.* Cliib
Wheel.r Zeldtra O.. cndu. tor Hmt.T 81. KR . r. *1I0
Post
Wheeler * Iliirdlrk (Otia D Wh«<rlrr and Mark
Uiinlloki I'li'ra. t r« and bull<liT». IIS Divln
Wheeler dc WlUon MunafaclariniT Co., <
L. Hovev general mantg* r ;t'H Hutter
Wheelock Albert fireman, r. 32 Sllvi r
Wheelook Albert J., collector, r. fcOH Powell
Wheelock John D., collector New Unme 8«wtD|| Ma-
chine Co.. r. 724 Hayea
Wheelock Samuel D., carpent' r, r. 724 Hayra
Wheelock William, niachlniiit. r. 32 Hllver
Whelan Carrie A. MUs, RteiiciKraphrr The I.l<in Fir».
WaBhinwton Fire and Miriiir. and Oririit and Im-
perial Fire lux. Cos.. r. Eiit O.kland
Wheinn Charles, clerk Supcrluteudent Hlreela, r. lya
Howard
Wbelan Charles J., railroad agent, r. 1203 Hnwartl
Whelan Clarence, asslatant O'Connor, Moffatt k l'<> .
r. 1 Bnad's PI
Whelan Daniel P.. mu«ician. r. 1003 MaJwn
Whelan Dennis. gn)cerieH and llc|uori, NK cor l'<-
Har" and Cenier
Whelan Edwanl. canvasser, r. ilfi)* Siith
Wlielan FrancK. teauiHt<r. r. 7J.'S^ Minna
Whelan Frank (John A. Whelan * Broa ) r. New Y..rk
Whelan Frank, clerk, r. 8 a Ripley PI. nrF..I»om U H
Whelan Frank J. .bartender ThomaaH.WaUh. r iVil
Folsnm
Whelan James, bellman The Baldwin
Whelan James, driver Central BR.
Whelan James laborer, r. 32 Tehama, re*r
Whelan James, laborer, r lllH Howanl
Whelan .lames J. (John A. Whelan k Broa. I r. 180«
Mission
Whelan Jerome J., carpenter, r. 8 a Ripley PI nr Fol-
som, B. H.
Whelan John, cigarmaker. r. 14. Clinton
Whelan John, contractor, r. M Hoff Av
Whelan John, backman, r. 514 Oak
Whelan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Fillmore and
Golden Gate Av. r. 1110 Klllniore
Whelan -lobu A. (John A. Whelan k Utvu.) r. IKl
McAllister
Wheinn John A. k Brothers (John A.. Fraak and
James J.) shlpwrlgbia. ■J.'\4-2M Spear
Whelan MalacI 1, gigger (iolden Gale Woolen Mill, r
414 Shotwell
Whelan Mary Mlas, waltre»s. r. «30 Mission
Whelan Michael, laborer Kolto.i In.u Works, r :r>
RItch
Whelan Michael, pollrenian. r. «41 Valencia
Whelan Patrick, car driver, r. H Miller PI
Whelan Patrick. pluniUr. r W lloffAv
Whelan 1'' ter J . carrier P.aC Dfflre, r 1J03 Howard
Whelan Philip, laborer, r. fill Natonia
Whelan Hlchard I. iWhelan * Treryi r. 19I& Oe*rT
Whelan Robert, engineer, r. U<-llnl..n
Whel«n Robert Jr.. yardman Pac. Rolling MlU. r M
Clinton
Whelan Thomas, calkrr, r. Bin Howard
Whelan Tl.omaa. hackman N lil.linrr. r. SU Oak
Whelan William, porter, r in2J Florida ,^ .,. . |
Whelan William, tinamltb Pac ( an (^> , r. UCIlBlM |
Whelan William H,, ropvlal. '"'••."'• "-y^ ,v. . « '
Whelan William 11., with J. J. O I«rl»n k Co., r. 1 j
Whelan WlllUni L., bookkeeper Flrat Ralloiiki B»ak.
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Whelin John F., clerk Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 19 Lln-
(It'u Av
Whelln Kate, widow, r. 19 Linden Av
Whelton Cornelias, laborer, r. Ili6)<i Morris Av
Whelton Daniel J., clerk, r. 106 54 Morris Av
B£7" Whelton. See Weldon and Welton
Wherity Owen, laborer, r. '2o Natoma
Wherity Patrick, r. 5(10 Folsom
Wberry Joseph, longshoreman, r. 311 Chestnut
Whetzler James A., engineer, r 815 fi Vallejo, rear
■\VhiiHer William, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Whiley William, shipping clerk Sperry & Co., r. Oak-
land
B^ Whiley. See Wiley, Willey and Wylie
Whims Hiram, salesman, r. 5 Market
Whims William, porter, r. 252)4 Third
Whipple Charles B., teamster Presidio
Whipple Edwin, r. 1144 Howard
Whipple Oeorse H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
308 Van Ness Av
Whipple Henry, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 8 Bour-
binPl
Whipple Hugh L. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 308 Van
Ness Av
Whipple James, carpenter, r. 1206 Howard
Whipple Louis, clerk delivery dept Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 1012 Mason
Whipple Stephen, r. 410 Clementina
Whipple Stephen, stairbuilder, r. 146 Minna
Whippier Charles, laborer Matthew Nunan, r. 733 Te-
hama
Whippier John, teamster, r. 142 Sixth
Whirlow S. Harriet Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. Berkeley
Whisman John, porter Jones & Co., r. 704 Folsom
Whisman L., gripman Sutter St. RB
TVliItaker Alfred E., librarian Mercantile
Library Association, 21(; Bush, r. 816 California
Whitaker Clarence B., salesman D. Samuels, r. 217
Eddy
Whitaker Fred E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. NE cor California and Powell
Whitaker Harry V., salesman D. Samuels, r. 217 Eddy
Whitaker Jaraea, carrier, r. 606 54 Nineteenth
Whitaker Lizzie, widow, r. 318 Fulton
Whitaker William M., printer, r. 8J7 Pacific
fl£?- Whitaker. See Whittaker
Whltbeek Charles W., laborer, r. 51 Ritch
Whitby Isaac, carpenter, r. 1522 Devisadero
Whitcomb Edgar, clerk, r. 719)4 Bush
Whitcomb Edward, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 216
Third
Whitcomb Frank R., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
28-3.5, r. Berkeley
Whitcomb George F., collector, r. 43554 Minna
Whitcoiub J. B. , real estate agent, 302 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. Berkeley
Whitcomb Louis S.. journalist E-tamlner, r. 616 Bush
Whitcomb Nathan T., dentist, r. 216 Third
Whitcomb Ruel K,, machinehand W. A. Meeker, r. 34
Glen Park Av
Whitcomb Sylvester E., glass stainer John Mallon, r.
216 Third
White bartender, r. 533 Sacramento
White A. A., r. 1408 Van Nefs Av
White A. B., mining, r. 1638 West Mission
White Albert, mauager Cordell Fishing Bank Ex-
cursions and sub-marine diver, 411 East
White Alfred, clerk Wilson, White & Co., r. Oakland
White Alice, widow, teacher music, r. 224 Fourth
White Andrew, secretary and treasurer Gold and
Stock Telegraph Co. of California, 222 Sansome,
r. 1107 Mason
White Annie, widow, r. 118 Gilbert
White Arthur L., musician, r. 9(16 Market
White Asa L. (White Bros.) r. East Oakland
White Asher, r. 137 Montgomery
White A. W., r. 204 Turk
White B. Mrs., widow, r. 320 Seventh
Whit.- Bell Mrs., r. 1135 Minsiou
White BcitliB A. MiSH, r. 21)01 Vallejo
White Brothers (Peter and Asa L.) hard wood
lumber, cabinet woods and veneers, SEcor Spear
and Howard
White Biotliers (William and Henry) woodcsrvers,
625-631 Sixth
White Biirell. waiter Palace Hotel, r. 918 Jackson
White Carrie Miss, r. 30u Van Ness Av
White Cliarles, painter, r. 1 Emmett PI
White Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
White Charles, second officer stmr Crescent City, r. 9
Dearborn Pi
White Charles A., stereotyper Examiner, r. 329 Vallejo
White Charles A., with Bank of California, r. 424
Bryant
White Charles B., assistant gauger Custom House
White Charles B., chief engineer stmr Queen of the
Pacific, r. 1915 Broderick
White Charles E., cook Lang & Froboese, r. 524 Na-
toma
White Charles F., carpenter A. F. Knorp,r. 548 Birch
Av
White Charles G., clerk, r. Sullivan nr Stanyan
White Charles G., ship builder, cor Powell and Bay, r.
614 Lombard
White Charles W., mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 16 Dearborn PI
White Chauncy M., foreman Anderson & Co.. r. 8
Rushton PI
White Clement L., porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. 331
O'Farrell
White Cooks, Waiters and Bmplojreea'
Protective and Benevolent Union,
Stephen A. Born secretary, 124 Geary
White Cornelia F. Mrs., clerk registry dept Peat
Office, r. East Oakland
White Cornelius, patternmaker Marshutz & C»ntrell,
Oakland
White Douglas, special policeman, r. 2027 Geary
White Edmond, clerk stationery dept 8. P. Co.
White Edward, carpenter, r. 250 Tehama
White Edward, clerk, r. 187 Perry
White Edward, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 217 Second
White Edward, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
White Edward F.. r. 426 Ellis
White Edward L., porter Palace Hotel, r. 252X Third
WHITE EDWARD P. propr,e-
tor La Grande and Wiiite'.o Lanndrlea,
office G48 Market, r. laa Twelfth
White Elizabeth, widow, r. 2234 Mission
White Esther, widow, r. 238 Jessie
White Fanny, widow, r. 1528 Jackson
White Fantin, policeman, r. 318 Ivy Av
Whitd F. F.. messenger U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
White F. Reed, salesman Diebold Safe and Lock Co.
White Frank J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1129
Shotwell
White F.ank J., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. Oakland
White Franklin T., millman, r. 1141 Folsom
White Frederick G., millhaud Capitol Mills, r. Ill
Castro
White George, r. 113 Oregon
White George, r. Cherubusco nr Cortland Av, B. H.
White George, cutter Orin Jones & Co., r. E B Do-
lores bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
White George, fouudrymau, r. 520 Folsom
White George, longshoreman, r. 233 Jackson
White George, machinist, r. 28 Tehama
White George, quartermaster stmr S in Jose
White George, tinsmith E. H. Bucknam & Co., r. Ill
Castro
White George, sheep shearer, r. 636 Commercial
White Gi-orge, waiter, r. 417 Bush
White George A., salesman W. C. Price & Co., r. Oak-
laud
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THE BEST WORK at
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White George D., salesman Murphy. Orant * Co., r.
Oaklaud
White Geort,'e E., cook, r. 524 Natonia
White George W., clerk Eiuil Happirsberger, r. 12
Hubbard
White George W., driver Telephone Transfer Co., r.
1820)4 West Mission
White George \^i., teamster Wilshire Safe and Scale
Co., r. 442 Jessie
White G. Kuight, chief clerk U. S. Engineer's Office,
r. Hotel BelU Vista
White Harlow H., clerk Custom House, r. f>2r> Capp
White Harry L., compositor Chronicli-, r. 18 Potter
White Harry R., law student Garber & Bishop, r. 2315
Bush
White Harvey G., ship joiner, 20 Steuart, r. 653 Fol-
som
White Henry (White Bros.) r. 1208 Page
White Hfnry, manulacturer hats and caps, 614
Commercial, r. 217 Capp
Whit a Henry Jr., clerk letter dept Wells Fargo & Co..
r. 217 Capp
WHITE HENEY & CO.
Iiouse, aign and fresco painters, paper
hanging's and artists' materials, 499
Gou^li
White Henry L., speculator, r. 13 Third
White Horace F., agent Elm Flax Mills, r. 1815
Devisadtro
White Horace G., policeman, r. 211 Fifteenth
White Honse, Raphael Weill & Co. proprietors,
NW cor Kearny and Post
White House Dressmaking Co. (Mrs. A. Weeks, Mr«.
O. Norrls and Miss Marie Cheignon) 330 Butter,
rooms 1-10
White House Hotel, Hans Rasmussen proptr, N s
Sieira bet Louisiana and Maryland
White Howard R., master stmr James M. Donahue
White H. T., compositor Chronicle, r. 612 Bush
White Isaac E., muff cigars, 221 Sacramento, r. 1204
Mission
White J., furniture, 1020 Larkln
White Jacob, receiver N. B. and M. BR., r. 823 Har-
rison
White Jacob W., salesman White Bros., r. 219 Shot-
well
White James, bootblack John Reese
White James, cutter Cahn.Nickelsburg & Co., r. E 8
Dolores bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
WhUe James, laborer, r. 5 Zoe, rear
White James, laborer, r. 238 Seventh, rear
White James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
White James, printer, r. 210 M Thirteenth
White James, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
White James, teamster, r. 218 Ninth
White James, tinsmith, r. 324 Clenientlna
White James A., clerk Jerome Lincoln, r. 424 Bryant
White James B. (J. B. White & Co.) r. 1209 Eddy
Wliite James E. (J. E. White & Co.) r. Oakland
White James F.. awning maker O. H. Wright k Co.,
r. 1109 Shotwell
White James H., steward stmr Newbern, r. 21054
Ctjattanaoga, rear
White James M., real estate, r. California Av nr Fair
Av, B. H.
White James P., bartender Mint Exchange, r. 410
Minna
White James T. (James T. White >t Co.) r. New York
White James T. «Ss Co. (James T. White) pub-
lishers Phvsiological Manikin, 300 Post
White Jane, widow, r. 19 Albion Av
White Jane, widow, r. 210 'i Thirteenth
White J. B. & Co. (James B. White and Benjamin O.
Cutter) mill builders and contractors, 318 Pine,
rooms lG-17
White J. E., clerk J. P. Hanson, r. 8E cor Vellelo and
Kearny
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
TYPE. TYPET'TYPE. PALMER 8t REY.
64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
White J. E. ft Oo. (Jarnca E. Wblt.. sod CbMrlM H. I
Putchett) drat men. 422 Kmot
While J. 1.. &Co. (J. Lloyd WhlU) IraportOT*
and dealers dry goodd. 114 116 Ki-arny
White J. Ll..ycl ,J. L. Whitn k Co I r. Ui Kearny
Whit.' Johanna, widow, r 14 Hinckley
WhitH John. r. 42 Htwthorn..
White John, business inauagpr Call, r. 922 Van Nraa
Av
White John, rook Oruen h Zlnkand
White John, laborer, r. hi First
White John, liquor saloon. W s IIHdoIb bet Butt* and
Napa
White John, mlllinan Par. Rolling Mill. r. 4:)9 Fifth
White John, mnfr patent niedlilne, 10 Ellis
White John, porter U. W Boot and Shoe Co., r. 400
Bartlett
While John, shoemaker Grin Jones ft Co., r. 307 Daj
White John, tule woiker, r. 717 Natoma
White John, wire worker Cal. Wire Works, r. 329 Tal-
lejo
White John Jr., shoe cutter Grin Jonea ft Co., r. SOT
Day
White John A., waiter, r. 417 Buah
White John C. r. 424 Brjant
White John C. civil engineer 8. P. Co., NE oor
Fourth and Townsend. r. 1001 Capp
White John E.. conductor, r Vtfil Folsom
White John E.. salesman. r.331 O'Farrell
White John F.. carp<nter. r. f.l3 Eighteenth
White John P., machinist C. H. Evans, r. 6lfl Uodea
Av
White John V., first Ueut'nant Battery B. lit Artil-
lery. U. 8. A., A. A. g. M.. A. 0. 8. and recruiting
officer, Alcatraz Island
While John W. (While fc Nowlan and WhlU k 8Um-
bridge) r. 539 O'Farrell
White Joseph. raachlniBt Ulsdon 1. and L. Works
White Joseph A., r. tXI Mission
White Joseph P.. clerk Dunham. Carrlgan * Uayden
Co.. r. 2315 Buah
White Joslah H.. mining, 79 Nevada Block, r. Lake-
vllle, Cal
White J. R. Mrs., capmaker J . Zobel. r. 220 Third
White Julia, widow, r. Mission Road nr Fire Mils
House
White Julia A., widow, dairy. Berlin nr Burrows, U.
White ii. E., wholesale lumber, rallrosd Uss,
shlngiex and posts. 15 Steuart. r Oikland
White Lead Mining Co. (Storey Co.. N.v.) W. H. Wat-
son secretary. :102 Montgomery, rooms &-«
White r/.-slle C. painter, r. lOIH Clay
White L'litla. widow, r 194.1 Howard . „ ,. ,
White Lillle M. MlHS. teacher Commerolsl 8*-hooI, r.
White Ijovell, secn'tarv and ra»hlrr Ran Fran.
Cisco Savings Union. NE cor California and Webb,
r. Mil! Clay ... -«. «,
White Ix)wp1I 0, butcher. 70.% DoTlaadero, r. i03 P*-
Whlte^MaVgar-t. widow, r. fiH El«ht«.nth
White Margaret, widow, r. 1713 l.^avrnworth
White Maria, domesllc Vl4 Powell „,.„,„.^
While Martin, mining operaUir, 37 Monlgomsry
Whi"' M^ry A.^MlM.'VrrreUry S. F. Olrls" mioD. r.
714 Bush
White Maithew
Whlte"'utihew J., psp'r ruler llartlln*. Phillip* *
stilwell. r. :m I'nlon ,vr.,«.ii
Whit.- M. K. Mrs., widow, r. r.W O Farrell
White M.rry. *"'"*• ''i!"''/**;,.
White Mloh..l.r.2l"HTh.rteri.lh
While Michael. eipreMmao. li»7 Markrt, r. IW
WhIte'Mlchsel. flremsn stmr Oninsd*. r. 119 r«lsoj«
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shoeinsker, B37 Commercial,
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W. S. DAVIS, City Agent,
61U California, Street.
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Importers and Dealers in
KNar.Tsii AND am1':utc;an
Encaimtic', Ulazed und Plalu.
809, 31U 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
White M. J., journalist Examiner, r. 223 Linden Av
White Nellie, domestic 1714 Van Ness Av
White Orin E., contractor and builder, 330 Pine.room
n, r. 879 Seventeenth
White Oscar W., traveling salesman Cal. Powder
Works, r. Oakland
White Patrick, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 549
Mission
White Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Goodsell PI
White Patrick, laborer, r. 41C Harrison
White Patrick, laborer Cal. Wire Works, r. 12 Clem-
entina
White Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 242!^ Clara
White Patrick, longshoreman, r. 45 Ecker
White Patrick D., shoemaker BucVinKham & Hecht,
r. 347 Grove
White Patrick J., capitalist, 218-220 Sausome,
and Chairman State Board Railroad Commis-
ioners, r. 2315 Bush
White Percy L., clerk Wilson White & Co., r. East
Oakland
White Peter (White Bros.) r. Alameda
White Philo, r. 700 Broadway
White R., bricklayer, r. 2210 Fillmore
WHITE E. E. & CO. Ricnard
E. White) druggists and apothecaries,
drugs, perfumes, toilet articles, etc.,
40O Hayes
White Rhoda L. Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. East Oakland
White Richard E. (R. E. White k Co.) r. 400 Hayes
White Robert, carpenter, r. 36 Welsh
White Robert, treasurer San Francisco News Co.,
210 Pust, r. 1253 Octavla
White Robert F., salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 9 Guerrero
White Robert H., draftsman John Marquis, r. 36
White Robert H., major U. S. A., Post Surgeon, Angel
Island
White Robert W., foreman Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 224 Fourth
White Robert W., usher Alcazar Theater, r. 1137 Mis-
sion
White Russell, captain Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
106-108 Jessie, r. 37 Second
White Samuel, brassfitter, r. 151 Minna
White Samuel A., driver United Carriage Co., r. 439
Jessie
White Saretta C. Mrs., physician, 1311 Union
White Sewing Blaehine Co.,E. E. Miner man-
ager. 108-110 Post
White Silas A., principal Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2213 Larkin
White Simou B., carpenter J. Hammond & Co., r. 342
Fremont
White Stephen, longshoreman, r. 210 Steuart
White Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 45 Minna
White Thomas, laborer, r. 23 M Ritch
White Thomas, laborer, r. 1411 Baker
White Thomas, laborer, r. E s Dolores nr Fifteenth
White Thomas, liquor saloon. 306 Minna, r. 177 Minna
White Thomas, messman stmr San Jose ^
White Thomas, mlUman Pac. Rolling Mill.r. NW cor
Minnesota and Mariposa
White Thomas, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. cor
Lisbon aud Russia
White Thomas A., driver U. S. Mail, r. 12 Broadway
White Thomas B., r. 90.5 Market
White Thomas H.. r. 626 Capp
White Thomas J., assistant druggist City and County
Hospital
White Thomas M., laborer Pac. Varnish Works, r.W s
Nebraska bet Alameda and El Dorado
White Thomas W., shoemaker, r. 2601 Fulsom
White Thompson, tinsmith, r. 1326 Grten
White Thompson Jr., tinsmith, r. 1120 Vallejo, rear
White Timothy, bollermaker. r. 616 Linden Av
White Uriel H., stock clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 60i'
Stockton
White V. P.. r. 32 Fourth
White Walter, teamster, r. 439 Jessie
White Walter B. watchman S. P. Co.. r. 307 Fourth
White William (White Bros.) r. 1208 Page
White William, bellman Palace Hotft
White William, clerk, r. 1805 Matson
White William, dairy, Park Road nr Haight
White William, millwright, r. 20 Turk
While William, salesman Charles Nathan
White William, teacher Commercial School r. 304
Eighteenth
White William A., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 326
Fremont
White William E., agent, r. 524 Fell
White William E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 2650 Folsom rear
White William F., bookkeeper, r. 1232 Pine
White William F., land and loan agent, 325 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. E st Oakland
White William H. (Allyne & White) r. Lick House
White William H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
1.52H California
White William H. H., foreman Neville* Co.. r. 1802
Stevenson
White William J., compositor Examiner, r. 501 Post
White William S., r. 1723 O'Farrell
White William T., carpenter, r. 808 Sansome
White William V., clerk The State Investment and
Ins. Co., r. 2315 Bush
White William W., cashier Wilson White & Co., r.
Fruit Vale
White Wilson (Wilson White & Co.) r. East Oakland
White Wilson & Co. (Wilson White) importers
and dealers grain bags and other jute goods, and
Belling agents California Jute Mill Co., 409 Cali-
fornia
White Wing Saloon, Thomas Tregellae proprie-
tor, 654 Market
White Wings Saloon, James Carr proprietor,
713 Mission
White Winifred Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 629 O'Farrell
White Winthrop H.. clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 311 Taylor
White & Nowlan (John W. White and John M. Now-
lan) butchers, 497 Haight
White & Stembridge (John W. White and John Stem-
bridge) fruit and nroduce. 501 Haight
B^ White. See Whyte and Wight
WHITE'S LAUNDRY K*„„d
P. White proprietor. Thirteenth bet
Ho^vard and Folsom, office G48 Market,
branch office 1156 Market
Whitefoot Walter, waiter, stmr City of Topeka
Whitehead Benjamin, painter, and extraman Engine
No. 1, r. 419 Pacific
Whitehead J. Lewis, gripman Market St. RR., r. 105
Germania
Whitehead Louise M., widow, r. 822 Shotwell
Whitehead Marion B. Mrs., r. 1326 Pine
Whitehead Morris, clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r.
iViiA Ivy Av
Whitehead R. O., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Whitehead Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 106 Steiuer
Whitehead Samuel B. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.) r. 106
Steiner
Whitehead S. B. & Co. (Samuel B. Whitehead. Put-
nam Robson, Thomas H. Hurlick and George F.
Tuttle) livestock and general auctioneers, 20
Leide.^dorff
Whitehead Simon, canvaser, r. 306 Hermann
Whitehead S. P. Mrs,, widow, r. 15 Thirteenth
Whitehead William, boilermjker, r. E s Illiuois bet
Napa and Shasta
LAEGEST STOCK IN THE STATE
MEN'S FURNISHIM GOODS,
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of SIiotv Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
RPAD HA^jiSZTHY & CO. Iwash^n^t?n st.1 Protars of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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JVhitehend William C, r. 105 Hlclley
^hiUhurBt Bcnry. cok, r. 426 Tenth
IVhlteburst .iHineH. Boapiuaker, r. 4'2fi Tenth
WhitchiirBt loUii, suapinaker, r. 426 Tenth
Whitehumt JoBeph, blacksmith, r. i'iH Tenth
yhitehuFHt Thomas, blacksmith, r. 426 Tenth
^bitehur>t Thomas, blacksmith William Aiford. r.
201^ Folsoui
^hitelaw Charles F., laborer, r. 3l:i Folsom
^hitelttw H. W., storekeeper stmr Mariposa
ft'hitelaw Newcomeu, sampler Custom House, r. Oak-
land
7?hitelaw Samuel, engineer, r. Cliff House
IVhitelaw Thomas P. H., ship chandlery,
metals and machinery, wrecking and submarine
diving, and agent Mexican International Pacitic
and Gulf of California Steamship Co., ofiQce 21(3
Spear, r. 631 Harrison
^hitely Henry M., assistant cashier Jacobs & Easton,
r. 2310 California
^hltely S. B., muBician, r. 1720 Buchanan
n'hitely T. fc Co. (Thomas Whitely and E. M. Hall)
Ktoi-kbrokers, 314 Montgomery, rooms 1-2
Rfhltely Thomas (T. Whitely & Co ) r. 2310 California
Whitely William H., Custom House attorney S. P. Co.,
r. 34)4 Turk
S'hitemaii Albert, butcher, r. 5185^ Brannan
A^biteman Alexander J., watchman, r. 1U8 O'Farrell
Whiteman Frank B., r. 2738 Folsom
Whiteside Alexander, liquor saloon, 3425 Mission, r.
3421)4 Mission
S'hiteHide Alexander, porter, r. 1070 Howard
Whiteside Andrew, workman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co.. r. 1070 Howard
S'hiteside Carrie E., widow, r. SE cor Clement and
Twelfth Av
Whiteside Franklin W. (Whiteside & Co.) r. 1046
McAllister
Whiteside Frederick, clerk Whiteside & Co., r. Hack-
meier's Hotel
Whiteside James H., aeronaut, and pressman Joseph
Winterburn k Co., r. 100.3 Powell
Whiteside J. H. MiB., dressmaking, r. 100.5 Powell
Whiteside John A. (Whiteside & Co ) r. Hackmeler's
Hotel
Whiteside Nin. E., r. E s Twelfth Av nr Clement
WHITESIDE & CO. .FranU....
\V. and John A. Whiteside and Miif-
thew T. Allen) general agents Tlie Dr.
Harter Bledicine Co. ;St. Louis) 1U5
Taylor
Whittield Albert A., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
2719 p'.ilsom
Whitfield James A., blBcksmith Phelps Mnfg Co., r.
33Rausch
Whitfield Richard, student, r. 828 Powell
Whitfield Robert A., blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r.
33RauS(h
Whitfield William, machinist Corporation Yard 8. F.
F. D., r. 1209)4 Hayes
Whitford Ellen, saleslady, r. 314 Clementina
Vhithani Henry, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 2305
Taylor
Vhith«m John H., salesman Wright, Bowne & Co., r.
(IKiTwenty.flrst
Whiting Charles E., compositor Argonaut, r. 7?i
August Alley
Vhiting Charles H., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 1505
Franklin
Whiting Elizabeth, widow, r. 2328 .Tones
Vhiting Enoch, contractor, r. 58 Tehama
Vhiting Frank, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 14
Eleventh
Vhiting H Augustus, mining expert. 59 Nevada
Block, r. 630 Sutter
Vhiting H.C., general superintendents. F. and N.
P. RR., oilice 410 Mission, r. San Rafael
t & J. mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641 to m MARKET STUEET.
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
. F. "EXAMINER.
MOST NEWS!
lOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS 1
Whiting U. 0. Mm., r. 9 Ouerrrro
Whiting James W.. city agent Uom* and Pbonli In*.
Cos.. r. 720 Franklin
Whiting J. H., c.M.k. r 1018 MlK-lon
WhitliiK Mary MIkh. teacher, r Mi:i I'l. rc«
Whiting O. Mr«.. r. l.'.o.'. Krankllii
Whiting Richard H , cnipoKltor Report
Wliitiug Rugk'leB. engineer Filmer * Htlll»r Electro
Co., r. 1 Auburn
Whiting Sarah \V., widow, r. 2105 Jnuea
Whiting ThoinaH. asphaltuiu roof.r. !M8 Kolaom
Whiting Walter, with Hawley Hroii. Hardware Co . r.
14 Eleventh
Whiiing William L.. millwright, r. 14 Eleventh
Whitley Harry W., oaleMuan U. F. Uaburn k Co.. r.
222)4 O'Farrell
Whitley Robert H., compoaltor ChronlcU, r. 33Q
Minna
Whitlock Alfred, r 1207 Mission
Whitlock George W., day watchman. 8. P. Co.'i
offlcea. NE cor Fourth and Towniwnd. r. 314 Sixth
Whitman Charles J., saifyer, r. 445 Clementina
Whitman Frank C. (.Mason ^ Whitman i r. Oakland
Whitman George, clerk, r. 141.'i Stockion
Whitman George, shlrtcutter, r. UIH Valencia
Whitman Henry, liquor saloon, 540 Commercial, r.
735 Union
Whitman Henry F., bookkeeper J. Morton k Co.. r.
1707 Gough
Whitman J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1203 Golden Oite Av
Whitman Joseph, diamond setter Levlitun Droa., r.
1415 Stockton
Whitman William C, salesman Stevenaon k Long-
will, r. Oakland
Whitmarsh C. grlpman Market St. RR.
Whitmarsh Peter B.. shoemaker, r. 1415 Mason
Wbitniore Amos, carpenter, r. 817 Howard
Whitmore Elh-n. widow, r. 313 Tehama ,
Whitraore Emma P. Mra., r. 222 Grove
Whitmore Fremont C , horseiihoer McNeil Bros., r.
421)4 Stevenson
Whitmore John, seaman, r. 6 Clay
Whitmore William E., folder S. F. Laandry. r. M2i«
Austin
Whitner Jacob, with A. N. I^-vy. r. «V, Mli na
Whitney .speculator, r. Xn .M.>ntgomcry
Whltn*")' A. Hi S<>nn, manufmiunr* car wheel*.
Willi8m«, Diiuond .V Co. a«eut«. 207 Market
Whitney Abbott L., Insurance ageut. r. 38 McAIII«trr
Whitney Albion P. (estale of) offle lOI-lO:) California
Whitney Bertis, newsdealer, r. 139 Fourth
Whitney Calvin E. (C. E. Whitney k Co. and B. W.
Brown & Co.) r 1213 Jones
Whitney f. K. * Co. (Calvin E. and eatatr of
Albion P. Whitney) ImporterH and ciuinlniilon
men hants, dairy produce and pr.iVl»lon». 101-103 ^
California .^
Whitney Charles, salesman Wllmenling * (*>.. r. 5»
California !
Whitney CharleB H.. machlnlal, r. 132 MeAIII»t»T ,
Whitney E. 1) . r. 3.33 Turk
Whitney Edgar ».. commercial travslrr. r l.X) I.ar-
kt" . ...
Whitney Edward, painter, r. l" l.aakle
Whitney Emmtt .\. (Tlldcn k Whitney
H40 nairi-
i^!
Whitney Francis L. (Whitney k Webster) r
Whitney F""!" E., clerk V. 8. Railway Mall Bwie*
r, 1234 Twenty. flr«t
Whitnsy Frank R., driver Wells rar«-' *
Herkel
Oo
Whit
ney Franklin E. R., chief of patrol and suiH-Hn-
„„d. nt vaultH Cal Safe l)e,H..lt .0 r I'Mmnat
•rge W.. salesman Ooldlwrg. U.iw»n k (^>..
741 Bartlstl
Whitiie
r. 13118 Kills
Wliltnev O. O Mrs., widow,
Whitney Uereklab. waiter Handlry lluoa*
MMER & REY {TYPE, PEESSES 1 K:r.■^r.^•:
77
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET,
MOK.]'} A«KNT rOR PACIFIC COASl!
WHI
1218
WHY
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
1MPOUTEU3 OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
■Whitney James, bookUeepei' Uolbrook, Merrill &
Stetw.111, r. ;« Keariij'
Whitney Jame!^ D., pUysicinn and surgeon, 209
Kearuy, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M., r.
Palace Hotel
Whitney J. J. Mrs., medium, 120 Sixth
■VVhituey John B., scale expert D. N. & C. A. Haw-
ley, r. 3104 California
Whitney John E., stevedore, 11 Steuart, r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney John J., r. 120 Sixth
Whitney John E., iapit;ilist, 612 f'lay, r. 1131 Laguna
Whitney John T., plumber, r. IQOl Webster
Wliitney J. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1007 Sutter
Whitney Mary E. Mrs., r. 2812 Bush
Whitney Milton, carpenter, r. 1935 Geary
Whitney N. P. Mrs., r. 1922 Broderick
Whitnev Snuiuel G., cllector Derby & Strouse
WHITNEY, STANDARD AND OAKLAND
TRANSFER CO. THE. Andrew J. Mc-
Govern president., O. G. Scott superin-
tendent, 3-5 Commercial, no branch
office
Whitney Sumner, treasurer Bancroft-Whitney Co.,
609 Clay, r. 113 Page
Whitney Thomas H. r. 241 Bartlett
Whitney William, bookkeeper Richard D. Chandler,
r. East Berkeley
Whitney W. J., with Geo. 0, Shreve & Co., r. East
Oakland
"Whitney & Wehster (Francis L. Whitney and
Frederick R. Webster) wool warehouse 450-460
Townsend
Whitsted C. J., laborer, r. 869 Market
Whittaker James, clerk A. W. Manning, r. 949 How-
II rd
Whittaker William M., solicitor 8, F. Sporting Mer-
cury *
Whittaker William M,, stairbuilder Thomas Wyatt,
r. 409 Brannan
8^- Whittaker. See Whitaker
Whlttam Matthew, carpenter, r. 234 Oak
Whittell Alexander P., M. D., oculist and
aurist, 235 Post, r. 1012 Jones
Whittell George, agent Santa Rosa Woolen Mills, and
commission merchant, 130 Sansome, r. 1155 Cali-
fornia
I^ Whittell. See Whittle
Whittemore D. H.(Whittemore & Sears) r. San Rafael
Whittemore Henry, salesman, r. 125 Eddy
Whittemore J. B., clerk Chief Quartermaster's Dept
of California
Whittemore M. L. Mrs., r. 1510 Mission
Whittemore W. H., r. 635 Post
Whittemore Mary J., teacher music, r. 641 Folsom
Whittemore & Sears (D. H. Whittemore and
William H. Sears) attorneys at law, 318 Pine,
rooms 18-20
W^hitten Brothers' Transfer and Express
Co., Ziichary T. Whitten proprietor, offices
* cor Seventh and Townsend and 203 Sacramento
Whitten Horatio H., bookkeeper Herald of Trade, r.
Oakland
Whitten James, porter J. Baumgarten & Co.,r. 1026 J^
Larkin
Whitten Wintield S., glasspacker, r. 650 Fourth
Whitten Zachary T., proprietor Whitten
Brothers' Transfer and Express Co., r. 567 Bryant
Whittet William D., engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1918 Filbert
Whittier, Fuller & Co. (W. Frank Whittier,
William P. and William P. Fuller Jr. and Fred-
erick N. Woods) proprietors Pioneer White Lead
and Color Works, 229-239 Fremont, and Pacific
Rubber Paint Co., 228-230 Beale, and importers
and wholesale dealers paints, oils, glass, etc., and
manufacturers mirrors, SW cor Pine and Front
Whittier George, drayman, r. 1511 Howard
Whittier George M., laborer S. P. Co., r. 117 Eleventh
WHITTIER JAMES E.
nianufucturor nsphaltuin roofs and
sidewalks, contractor for takini; down
old buildings, etc., and dealer second-
hand brick and lumber, Mll-StS Town-
send, r. 190S« Howard
Whittier Primary School, Miss E. E. Stincen princi-
pal, N s Harrison bet Fouith and Fifth
Whittier Waldron, blacksmith, r. 1511 Howard
Whittier W. Frank (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 2400
Howard
Whittier William, student, r. 2400 Howard
Whittiugham M. A. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 425
Geary
Whittington John G., superintending engineer Ore-
{;on Imp. Co., r. 30 Laurel PI
Whittington John G. Jr., bookkeeper Oregon Imp.
Co., r. 30 Laurel PI
Whittle Albert M.. paying teller S. F. Savings Union.
r. 131 Hancock
Whittle Deering, real estate, r. 126 Collingwood
Whittle Henry, bricklayer, r. 1009 Vallejo
Whittle Jan?';'*, seaman, r. 1 Rincon Court
Whittle Robert; policeman, r. 512 Sixteenth
Whittle Willism, seaman, r. 6)4 Sherwood PI
8^- Whittle. See vY.bittell
Whittlesy A. H., laboi"?r. r. cor Stanyan and Frederick
Whittock E., lastmaker J.ason Springer & Co., r. Oak-
Whittock William H., carpei^ter, r. NW cor Railroad
Av and Dominica
Whitty Henry, longshoreman, r^ 586 Union
Whitty James H., journalist Exam'i°er, r. 236H Sixth
WHITWELL WILljIAM^S.
physician and sureeon, offl.''® ^JO Sut-
ter, hours 1 to 3 P. M., h«;«P**f ^ »*»'
mental and nervous diseases, , '*'' ****y~
ant '
W^hitwell's Hospital for Mental a»* ^®*""
vous Diseases, 438 Bryant
Whitworth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 108 McA,"l^„,
Whitworth Israel, cabinetmaker Cal. PlaninJ J"'"^'
r 207 Fifteenth _,
Whitworth Jane E., widow, r. W s Columbia ^^ "'
Precita Av, B. H.
Whitworth John M. (York, Whitworth & Shu/"^°'
attorney at law, 120 Sutter, r. 622 Sutter . .
Whitworth Thomas, master mariner, r. 140 Chesf '?"?
Whitworth William E., laborer, r. W s Precita Av ^"
Columbia PI and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Wholesale Rebate Association of San Francie',"'
George D. Shearer president, F. P. Noble vir^"
president, M. S. Mathew secretary, 213 Sansor '
room 7 j
Wholey John C, r. 17 Third
Whooing Frederick, painter, 330 Pine, room 11,
Redwood City, Cal.
Whorden J. Henry, carpenter, r. 1216 Bryant
Whorten Elmer B., salesman A. C. Hahn, r. Nr
Franklin Hotel
Whyte Albert C. bookkeeper Cerf, Schloss & Co., '^•
691 Twenty-third
Whyte James, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Whyte John, carpenter, r. 205 )<J Fell ^
Whyte Nell C. (Whyte & DeRome) r. Oakland
Whyte Thomas, traveling salesman, r. 36 Geary
WHYTE & DEROME,Ne„e
Whyte and Louis De Rome) proprie."
tors Globe Brass and Bell Foundry'
137 Beale
8^" Whyte. See White and Wight
Whytlaw John N., commercial agent, 1384 Market, r
743 Pine
Whytock J., confectioner JVI. L. Stearns, r. 315 Scott
BZANN & BENEDICT,
8D0CESS0RS TO
O. C. HASTINGS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
AND I
«^CK MOVS£ BI.OCK.
THE LM lire Ins. Co. OF LONBON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
( MARKET
WIB
1219
"Wlbprg O. W., cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory
r. 4H8 BranuHn ''
'■Wibron Alick, cook. r. 116 Berry
ichelliaiiheu Hermsn, ninfr shirts. 924 Larkln
•Wichman Brothers (George Wichman) oonfectlonery
T.H Market, lOOM Stockton and .'56 Third
'Wichniau F.. aur^eon and physician, 111 Glt-n Park Av
■Wichman George (Wichman Bros.) r. 3;)U Geary
■Wichman Henry P. (Wichman * Lutgeu) r. Alamoda
■Wichman John L., liquor saloon, tiai Merchant, r. 572
Minna
■Wichman Peter, candymaker. r. 810 Green
Wiclinian & Lut^en (Henry P. Wichman and
Johu Lutgeii) importers and dealers wines and
liquors, 318-322 Clay
Wichman. See Wickman
■Wichrowski Paul, steward P. Klein, r. 639J4 McAl-
lister
■Wichrowski Thaddeus, waiter Bohemian Club, r.
039 M McAllister
Wick George, timekeeper Sutter St. RR.. r. 1810 Polk
' ckberg S. F., master mariner, r. 1U12 Pine
•Wicke Ernst, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wicke Henry, bartender J. H. Kuhlke, r. 301 Mission
Wicke Tnomas, bartender, r. 12.5 Eddy
kenhauser Edward, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co
r.3 Chatham PI
Wichenhausi-r Frederick, contractor, r. 3 Chatham PI
Wickensheimer Gustav. maltster, r. 2308 Howard
■Wicker A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
■Wicker Frederick W., bookkeeper John Wieland Brew-
iug Co., r. Alam'-da
■Wicker Fritz, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Wicker H. E., accountant H. Levi & Co., r. 750 Fol-
som
Wicker Henry J. (B. J. Techau * Co.) r. Wil Howard
kertsheimer Frederick, tailor, 6.')0 Washington
cUes Alfred M., cashier Grand Hotel, r. 917 Va-
lencia
WIckes George W., dealer redwood timber lands,
419 California, room 21, r. NE cor Geary and
Grant Av
Wickes Luther C, insurance broker, 405 California,
r. 13UU Pine
Wickham CharleB, cigarmaker J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r.
2516 Post
Wickhidn Decker C. (Lock Spring Mattress Co.)
r. 627 O Karrell
Wickham William H.,.ieweler, 344 Third
Wicklund Peter, r. 108 Tehsma
•Wickman Emma MIfb, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 619 Fell
Wickman J. Frederick, bookkeeper John F. English,
r. 619 Fell
Wickman J. O., mast r schr Eva, office 318 Steuart
Wickman John, carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wickman M. Mrs., wi.low, r. 619 Fell
t^' Wickman. See Wichman
ks Theodore, carpenter, r. 1318)4 Jackson
Wicks. See Wickes and Weeks
Wickson Edward J., editor Pacific Rural Pres",
and secret.iry State Horticultural Society and S. F.
Microscopical Society, office 220 Market, r.
Berkeley
Wickson George, butcher 1 Mission Market, r. Six-
teenth bet c'app and Howard
WickMon George G. (G. G. Wickson k Co.) r. 2407
Howard
Wickgon G. G. & Co. (George G. Wickson) Rem-
ington Type Writers, shorthand machines, dairy
and farming implements, 3-5 Front
Wickstrom A., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
WickMirom Alfred, cook John F. Johnson, r. 12 Clay
Wickf-trom Charles (Stumer & Wickstrom) r. 3 Whee-
lock PI
Wickstrom OharleB F., seaman, r. 310 Beale
- kware Geor^te C, r. Occidental Hotel
WiUber Frank H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Oakland
^< FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPE.
WTE j
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
si'i:ci.\i, i.i;si. ,.Ns IN-
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Wldber Jumea H., apothecary and choniJat, 8W
cor Mark, t and Third
Wl.lderCarl K., cooper J,>hi. Wieland BrewtDR Co.
Widder Oi)Hwin, teacher math.-ni«tioii, r. 2HH Clay
Wideman Annie, domeHtIc 7ls> Uroa'lway
Wideman Elizabeth, bakery and varleUea, 304 Twen-
ty-fourth
Wideman James, tearhpr South Cnamopolltan Gram-
mar School, r. 204 Twenty. fourth
W'idenmun Max, r. 2.)1 Second
Wider F. Charles, fnremin cooper John Wieland
Brewing Co., r. 31 Mary
WJding Frederick, seaman r. 123 Jackaon
Widlund Z. F., seaman, r. 26 Folaom
AVidlng George, lougHhoreman, r. 434 Vj Fourteonth
Widman Herman G., but< her, r. Manitoba bet 8t.
John and Su><quehaniia
Widman William H., salesman Roth, Blum k Co.. r.
310 Tenth
Wldmer H., cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Widraer John, coachman 2536 MlttBlon
Wiebalk August, clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. SW
cor Bush and Polk
Wiebalk Nlcholaa, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Bnsh and Polk, r. U03 Biiih
Wlebe William, barber, 4 Morton, r. 710 Jonea
Wiebeke Frank. plutTib"r, r. 23)4 Silver
Wiebold Henry, r. 541 Minna
Wieboldt «Tohn P., Krocerlea. wines and llquora,
NW cor Twentieth and Valencia, r WJ Twentloth j
Wlebusch C. H. G., groceries and llquora, 1525 Mis-
sion I
Wiechers Peter, clerk Henry Schutr,. r. 2ini Buih
Wiedemann Frank P., porter Church k Redding, r.
Lindell House
Wiedemann George, clerk J. Witt,r. 25 EUln Park .Kv
Wiedemann Henry, hmiberman. r. 16 South Park
Wiederannn J. G., miner, r. hio BiiHh
Wiederholt Wi'helin. buker, r. ^\:i\ Vallejo
WIEDERO HENRY 0.
-wholexalt* uiid r«>fii»l crorktry. rhinn,
(flnAM aiifl •'nrthenwart', riiflcry, ftc.,
NW cor MiHHion »iid Fourth, r. 781
Alitision i
Wiederrecht R. M. Mrs. (WIederrecht k MlUerl r.
1044)4 H.iward
Wiederrecht fc Miller (Mrs. R. M. Wlp<lerrecht and
MiKS O. J. Miller) ataroplng and «iubrolderinK,
1014 X Howard
Wledersplei PIncus, barber, 1071 Market, r. 6 Marga-
ret I'l
Wiedknecht George, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory I
Wleg.'ind Eu;,'ene, r. 1115 Clay I
Wieland Euueue A., clerk SUndard Soap Co.. r. 1115
Cl»v
WIegand Henry, cook. r. 673 Clementina
WiegandJohn H., storkcutter Earlo k Co.. r. cor
Trtentv-flrHt and l)ouglam« |
WIegand Julius, r. fiSH Cuimierrlal
WIegand Kolh, cooper F. Kroueubrrg k Co., r. 4as
Fulton
•^ Wieuand. See Weyjant
Wleger Kmll. birtenlor Ueinhold BIchtcr, r. NE c<ir
Green and Pow'11
Wleger H . lubor.r P. M. BS. Oo.
Wiegleb Carl, locksmith Jacdb Borhtnann, r. 11 Jan-
Wlegleh Henry, machinist Cal. Wire Worka, r. 11
Jansen ^^
Wiesmnn Chrlatlan, with Clana Wreden A Co.. r. W09
Powell
Wlogiiian Frederick, rlgarmakor H. PUgemann * Co.,
r. 3 Chenery
WIeg nan Frederick, raarhlnliit, r 310 CUm-ntlna
WligMian Henry F., conductor Central Illl.. r. 10
Bylngton
I
YPE FOUNDERS, PflLKIER & REY, 405-407 SANSQME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGKST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COAIPANT.I
WIE
1220
WIG
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triminin^^B
a. Specialty.
309, ail, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Wiegmann Martin F., r. 2U Fillmore
Wieguer Johu F., carpenter, r. 1012 Oak
Wlel Louis P., director Buckinghaiu & Hecht, r. 11(M
Van Ness Av
Wieland BrotUerg (John Wieland) importers,
■wholesale provision dealers and commission
merchants, 326-328 Front
Wieland Charles, beer bottler, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Chestnut r. 3 Newell
Wieland Chrit-tiue, widow, r. 1204M Larkin
Wieland Conrad C, musician, r, 477 Haight
Wieland Fairley J., draftsman Curlett & Cuthbert-
son. r. 1704 Washington
Wieland Frank, liquor saloon, 26 Leidesdorff, r. Ala-
meda
Wielsnd Frerlerick, r. 2020 California
Wieland Herman W., president John Wieland
Brewing Co., r. 236 Second
Wieliind John (Wieland Bros.) r. 2018 California
Wieland John Brevt'ing Co., Herman W. Wie-
land president, J. H. Wieland vice-president and
treasurer, Robert P. Wieland secretary, brewery
228-240 Second
Wieland Jolin H. , vice-president and treasurer
John Wieland Brewing Co., r. 1250 Howard
Wieland Robert P., secretary John Wieland
Bn-wing Co., r. 1720 Clay
B^- Wieland. See Wheeland and Weiland
Wieman Henry, laborer, r. 338 Fifth
Wiemann John (Wiemann & Deppe) r. 30 J^ Kingold
Wiemann John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Wiemann & Deppe (John Wiemann and Henry Deppe)
liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Ninth
Wiemeyer Frank H., framemaker Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 32 Eureka
Wienberg Antone, liquor saloon, S s Hooper bet
Fourth and Kentucky
Wienberg Charles, shoemaker, r. 957 Folsom
Wieneke Ferdinand, kitchenhand, r. 118 Mason
Wieneke Paul, harnessmaker C. H. Mead Jr., r. 512
Bush
WieneUe Robert, proprietor National Hotel, 512
Bush
Wiener Aaron, dealer Havana cigars, 423-425 Jackson,
r. 1315 California
Wiener Aaron, traveling salesman, r. 720 McAllister
Wiener Andreas, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wiener Annie, widow, r. 234 Ritch
Wiener Bella, widow, r. 1127 )<5 McAllister
Wiener Charles, stationery and varieties, 1613 Polk
Wiener Frederick, laborer, r. 4 Bartol
Wiener Gustave. machinist Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F.. r. 1127M McAllister
Wiener Henry, cigarniaker, r. 623}^ McAllister
Wiener Jacob, clerk, r. 1127!^ McAllister
Wiener Joseph, r. 1303 Golden Gate Av
Wiener Marks, salesman Louis Levy. r. 120 Jackson
Wiener Michael, r. 825 Kearny
Wiener Morris H.. stationery, 342 Sixth
Wiener S. Mrs., widow, r. 705 Ellis
Wiener Saul, clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 612 Van Ness Av
W^ieners Bernard H., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Church and Twenty-seventh, and butcher, 5
New Metropolitan Market, r. 1402 Church
Wlenholz Nicholas C. (Mayle & Wienholz) r. cor Mis-
sion Road and Plymouth Av
Wienn Edward, asphaltum worker, r. 411 Sansome
Wier William B.. clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Cal., r. 1090 Union
Wierck Jacob, porter Felling, tfenry & Co., r. 349
Clementina
Wlernes Conrad, miller, r. 444 Brannan
Wiersbitzky Henry (Wiersbitzky & Smith) r. 426
Haight
Wiersbitzky & Smith (Henry Wiersbitzky and Ed-
win B. Smith) butchers. 5 Jackson
Wlesberg Joseph, tailor, 447 Jessie, r. 35 Russ
Wiese Andrew, cooper, r. 241 Eighth
Wiese C. laborer Am. Sugar Refinery
Wiese Charles (Wiese \- Baumgarten) r. 20 Bartlett
Wiese Frederick, maater mariner, r. 16 De Boom
Wiese Fritz, cook, r. 249 Stevenson
Wiese Gustave, electrician Pac. Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co., r. 1061 Mission
Wiese Henry, framomaker B. A. Steinegger, r. 314
Folsom
Wiese Herman, porter J. R. Gates & Co., r. 1224 MIb
sion
Wiese John, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Sev-
teenth, r. 1944 Mission
Wiese Peter, carpetlayer. r. 1611 Leavenworth
Wiese Hi Baumgarten (Charles Wiese and John
Baumgarten) proprietors New California House,
294 296 East
8^" Wiese. See Weis, Weiss and Wise
Wiesehan Christian, groceries and liquors, BE cor
Greenwich and Dnpont
Wiesel Philip, dairy, W s Mission Road nr Crescent Av
Wiesender Julius, machinist, r. 11 Jansen
Wlesenhavern Maria, widow, r. 10 Elliot Park
Wiesenhutter Max, steward Page Xr Falch, r. 136 Ninth
Wiesner Frank L., waiter, r. 221 Fifth
Wiessner John, r. 927 Natoma
Wiester Jihn C, clerk, r. 2235 J<S Howard
Wiester William C, bookkeeper Wiester & Co., r.
2929 Folsom
Wlestf-r William H. (Wiester & Co.) r. 2929 Folsom
Wiester & Co. (William H. Wiester) useful in-
ventions, 17 New Montgomery
Wigand Theodore, physician, 1642 Polk
Wlgg M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 119 Turk
Wigger Henri, law clerk Joseph D. Redding, r. 938
Pacific
Wigger Maria, widow, furnished rooms, 1063 Mission
Wiggin A. D. Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Wiggln AloDzo, bookkeeper William D. F. Wiggin, r.
1104 Market
Wiggin Cliarles E., bookkeeper Will & Finck, r. West
Berkeley
Wiggin Charles L., journalist Resources of Califor-
nia, r. 632 Market
Wiggin Charles M., salesman The Bancroft Co., r.
Oakland
Wiggin Edward Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Jones
Wiggin Harry, bartender Doyle & Fay, r.921 Market
Wiggin Hermann, bartender, r. 605 Green
Wiggin Marcus P., journalist Chronicle, r. Alameda
Wiggin William D. F., butcher, 1306 Market, r. 23
Fulton
WigginWllllam K., painter, r. 1720 Mason
Wiggins C. P., porter M. J. Flavin & Co., r. 1715 Hyde
Wiggins George, teamster, r. 961 Harrison
Wiggins Harry C, grainer and finisher Pac. Casket
Co., r. 522 Howard
Wiggins James F., permit clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1810
Broadway
Wiggins John H., shoemaker, r. Douglass bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Wiggins Leonard, halter, r. 961 Harrison
Wit'gius Wlllinm. engineer, r. 961 Harrison
Wiggins W^illiam H. Jr., attorney at law, 530
California, room 16. r. 1715 Hyde
Wiggins W. W^., chief traffic clerk P. M. SS. Co.,
r. 1810 Broadway
Wiggiutou Benjamin F., conductor Market St. RR., r.
Park Hotel
Wigginton Frederick, salesman Seymour & Carter, r.
Army bet Dolores and Guerrero
Wigginton Harry, expressman, r. 626 Natoma
Wigginton J. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 814
Twenty-sixth
Wigginton P. D. (Wigginton & Hawes) r. Oakland
Wigginton & Ha-wes (P. D. Wigginton and Hor-
ace Hawes) attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms
25-27
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manixfactiireis of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St
WIG
ST. ;PMiicers Of FINE TABLE WlliES
1121
WIL
W'isholm John. shipwriKbt. r 1000 MontKimiery
Wight Frank J., souuding boardmnker C. C. Ui)riiutiu
r. 1712 Polk
WiKht Frederick G.. clerk A. E. MflKlU, r. OakUnd
"V\"ij;lit Stephen H, (Wight .<: HnckiiiR) r. 17r2 Polk
Wight & H.Mkins (St.phen H. Wiaht and William J.
Florkiiit;) blacksmiths and wai;ouuiakers 1507
Pclk
Wiahtiuan Albprt G..bntcher, r. 518 54 Brannan
Wisfhtmaii Brothers (James and John Wightman
Jr nud K. C. Eldredge) produce comuiiasion
merchaiitu, 205 Sacramento
■Wightnian James (Wlghtman Bros.) r. Alameda
Wightmnn James, laborer, r. Lombard bet Franklin
and Ooiiiih
Wightnian John, clerk, r. 331 Eesrny
"WiHlitman John Jr. (Wightman Bros.) r. 1133 Twenty
first
Wiphtmau William B.. secretary George Hearst, 53
Nevada Block, r. Oakland
■Wigmore Alpbonso A.. (John Wigmore & Son) r. 320
Page
Wismorp George H., clerk John Wigmore & Son, r.
2002 Pacific Av
■Wigmore James, watchman, r. 17 Yerba Bnena
Wigmore John (John Wigmore * Son) r. 1133
^Twpnty-first
WIGMORE JOEN & SON
I John and Alphonso A. ) hardwood
lumber, ship timber, fancy -vvonda and
veneers, 129.147 Spear, 20-28 Howard
and Lios Anj^eles. Cat
Wigney Agnes Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 1527 Mar-
ket
Wiguey George, clerk Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., r.
1527 Market
WiL'ton Marv J., domestic 932 Bush
WIGWAM THEATEE
Samm & Meyer proprietors, SE cor
Stockton and Geary
Wihl Gnstav (Dieffenbacher & Wihl) r. 523 O'Farrell
Wjk Olof, r. 434 Seventh
Wike John H.. bikrry and notions, 2218 Larkin
Wiknff .Mary. r. 13 Louisa
Wikstrom Gustav F.. compositor The Vestkusten, r.
31 < Sixth
Wilber Harry C. clerk Robert C. Wilber. r. 726 Geary
Wilber Mercantile Agency, Frank B. Williams man-
ager, 306 Pine, room 13
Wilber Robert C, bookseller and stationer
Palace Hotel, r. 728 Geary
Wilberg Andrew J., barber John Stable, r. 1138 How-
ard
Wilbert Adele. nurse, r. 508 Stevenson
Wilbert Charles, boxmaker, r. 4 Cuiiverse
Wilbert Frederick, njnfr boots and shoes. 1528 Ken-
tucky
Wilbert Frederick V., spinner S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. 1.528 Kentucky
Wilbert J^mes, boxmnker, r. 4 Converse
Wilbert Nicholas, artificial stoneworker,r. 1061 How-
ard
Wilbert Valentine P., clerk Auditor's Office, r. 1113
P.iSt
Wilbur Benjamin P., copyist Recorder's Office, r.
427 M Oak
Wilbur George B.. r. 319 Fell
Wilbur GuBSie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 523 Jones
Wilbur Henrv, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Fruit Vale
Wilbur I. R (Paulyell & Wilbur) r. 2732 Pine
Wilhiirg Kdward, carpenter, r. 1H18 Howard
Wilburu James P.. r. 517 Shotwell
WIlby J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Wilby William, porter Thomas Day & Co., r. 420
Second
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. ''EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS!
MOST GI?.CULATION ' MOST ADVERTISEMENTS .'
I & J, SLUAN[ & CO.
DOMESTIC RUGS
\ .\i:ii. 1 ^ .
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Wilcox Alfred H.. r. 912 Bunb
Wilcox nr.therK (Sllaa H. and William I).) prlaUra
•'>:i« California
Wilcox David (E. B. Dean .t Co. k Co ) r. Oakland
Wilcox Edward. (jlasK utalner John Mallon.r. Oakland
Wi/eox Emma MUs, dreii»ni»kfr, r. .M9 O. tavla
Wilcox E. X.. lineman Cal. Electric Light Co.. r.
Elcho House
Wilcox Henry, conductor Sntter St. BB.. r. Mil Sal-
ter
W Ici.x John. Kteward. r. r>S3 Howard
Wilcox Jolin E . compositor Dally Report, r. 25 Thir-
teenth
Wilcox John W.. wharfinger, r. 1347 Howard
Wilcox Joseph R. contra<ti>r and builder. 330 Pine
room 11. r. box Willow Av
Wilcox Laura A., widow, r 20*". Kearoy
Wilcox .M. A. Mrs., wldnw. r. 912 Buiih
Wilcox Mary W.. seaniKtrcHs. r. ;)07 Fourth
Wilcox Nelson H.. clerk loial freight offlc- S. P. Co.,
r. 605 Larkin
Wilcox R. H., bookkeeper Charles Lyon*, r. 215
Kearny
Wilcox Robert, teamster, r. 15;u Ellla
Wilcox R. T.. r. 919 Webtter
Wilcox RU88.-1 M., cider mufr, r. .310 Noe
Wilcox S., solicitor Chicago Clock Co.
Wilcox Silas H. (Wilcox Bro».) r &19 0ctavla
Wilcox William D. (Wilcox Broa.) r. 519 0ctavla
Wilcox William L., cook R. E. Dickluaon. r. 951 Mia-
sion
nff" Wilcox. See Wlllcox
Wild Frederick (Wild jz Spear) r Alameda
Wild Harrv J., medium, r. 1 Fifth
Wild Henry, r. WW Twentieth
Wild Loui^, cigarmaker. r. HI Fifth
Wild Wood Glen Park, office 228 Bush
Wild & Spear (Frederick Wilil aixl Lewln E. Spear)
lihip tinsujiths aud »liip htoveii. 14 Steuart
Wildbahn M. L. Mrs., r. liVJO Mark, t
Wilde Annie E.. nurse Pac. Dispensary and Chlldrt-D'a
Hospital
Wilde Frank B., secretary Eaaton, Eldridge k
Co.. 018 Market, r. Ims Angeles
Wilde Frank H.. collector Easlon. Eldrtdge k Co., r.
607 California
Wilde Peter B, flleiiiakerBetts Spring Co., r. LluU
bet Tlilrtieth and Thlrly-hrat
Wilde W. B., clerk general aii'Utor'a office Northern
Divlsi n's. P. Co.. r. Oakland I
Wilde William W., stenographer W. O. Tel. Co.. r.
151« Buchanan I
Wildenradt Hugo, house painter, 614 Bnab, r. 2004
Mason I
Wilder Charles B., hou«e and sign painter, SS Sacra-
mento, r. 2734 .Mission
Wilder Charles F.. clerk, r. 263.'! MlKnlon '
Wilder Charlea J., freight auditor Soiithrm Pa-
Co.. NE cor Fourth and Towuwud. r<H>m IB. r. »li
Pine „ ^
Wilder David, asalstant aecreUry Bobenilan
Club. 4:tO Pine. r. UtU Pine
Wilder Frederick C cooper, r. 23 »* Rlngold
Wilder James J., laborer Sacramrulo TrauaporUtlon
Co.. r. 4IC. T. nih
Wlld.r James W. (Wilder * Ix>wr, r. 140 Fifth
Wilder J. I... HIM" rintendent r » K*"»«y **•"
Service SW cr Jackfinn and Buttery, r (UkUn I
Wil.lT WIliliiM P.. carpenter C.l Mill. r. J'" ,^»l' „.
Wilder * Lowe (Jmmm-s W. Wll-lrr and Jnllu. W
Li.wel artehlan well b-Ter". < ffire !«'> H""
Wilder J. H. chief draftsman V. H. Hurvryor-O n
eral's Office, r. t'jini OakUnd
Wlldey M. B. Mm., r. 114 Ninth
Wlldgans George, ahoeiiiaker. SK
Wil.^'aii" Ocorgn F., gaaOlter Henry Wllllameon
•>:>:• Seventh
ir Jenwy and Pia
'RINTING PRESSES, PALWIER & REY, BMl SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
WtL
1222.
WIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMl'OllXERB or
MARBELIZEO MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile.
t09. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
■Wlldsiriith Alfred, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 802 Bay
Wildsmith Oscar, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Wlldt Valentine, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
317 buRh
Wile Henry F., clgarniaker. r. 7 Churchill Court
Wiles John, commission merchant, r. 1020 Oak
Wiley Annie, ladies' nurse, r. 731 Broadway
Wiley Charles, peddler, r. SW cor Santa Clara and
Hampshire
Wiley G., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Wiley Grace Mrs., r. 41 Louisa
Wiley Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1(!06^ Stevenson
Wiley iHaac, watchman, r. 1606 M Stevenson
Wiley Thomas, traveling salesman Leak Glove Mnfg
Co.
Wiley Walter J., bookkeeper Searles & Stone, r. 130
Haight
Wiley William, hackman, r. SW cor Post and Baker,
rear
Wiley William C, carpenter, r. 458 Natoma
B»- Wiley. See Whiley, Willey and Wylie
Wilfert Henry, conductor Central RE., r. 1528 Eddy
Wllford Albert, carpenter, r. 3 Fulton
Wilhelm August, physician, 33 Kearny, r. 328 Eddy
Wilhelm August, tanner Frank McAleer, r. Army nr
San Bruno Road
Wilhelm Christ, laborer August Koerber, r. 129 Ber-
nard
Wilhelm Conrad, expressman, SE cor Stockton and
Union, r. 814 Union
Wilhelm Frederick G., cook, r. 517 -Jessie
Wilhelm Frederick J., cooper George Larsen, r. 43
Clara
Wilhelm George, butcher, r. 427 Third
Wilhelm George A., cooper George Larsen, r.43 Clara
Wilhelm George C, boxmaker S. F. Box' Co., r. 306
Langton
Wilhelm Gustave, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r.
43 Clara
Wilhelm Jacob, bartender Christopher Heinz, r. 427
Third
Wilhelm John, cooper George Larsen, r. 43 Clara
Willielmi Conrad, cashier Macondray & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Wfllielnii Wolrad, cigars and tobacco, 509 Mont-
gomery
Wilhelmsen Peter, carpenter, r. 669 McAllister
Wilke Adolph, pressman Rosenthal & Roesch, r. 809
Vallejo
Wilke Ernst, porter Nicholas Steiner,r. 18 Prospect PI
Wilke Fred. Mrs., r. 323 Oak
Wilke Frederick, porter, r. 219M Prospect PI
Wilke Gustav, cooper, r. 320 Drumm
Wilke H., cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery
Wilke H., musician, r. 404 Francisco
Wilke Herman, upholsterer, r. lOf^l Mission
Wilke Hugo J., bookkeeper Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. 323 Oak
Wilke John H., cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r. 1224 3<
Pacific
Wilke John O. F., painter, r. 554 Eighteenth
Wilke Louis, saloon keeper, r. 809 Valleio
Wilke Paul, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilke Pheina Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 654
Eighteenth
Wilke Thorwald 8., carpenter, 326 Fourth, r. 318 Oc-
tnvia
■^ Wilkie. See Wilkie
Wilken May Miss, actress, r. 1104 Market
Wilkening Henry (Wilkening & Co.) r. NW cor Church
and Duncan
Wilkening & Co. (Henry Wilkening and Richard
Maschendorf) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Church and Duncan
Wilkens C. (Wilkeiis & Co.) r. Oakland
Wllkens E., carpenter, r. 620 Fourth
Wilkens Ernest, bartender, r. 212 H Eleventh
Wilkens F. Mrs., widow, r. 2124 Mason
Wilkens George (George Wilkens & Co.) r. 4095^
Brannan
Wilkens George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilkens George & Co. (George and John W.
Wilkensi groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Brannan
Wilkens Jacob A., liqiior saloon, 1000 Market
Wilkens John F. (Kreling & Wilkens) r. 9 Lapidge
Wilkens John W. (George Wilkens & Co.) r. 409J4
Brannan
Wilkens Martin H., clerk Pelxotto & Silverman, r. 427
Golden Gate Av
Wilkens Minnie, widow, varieties, 1715 Mission
Wilkens Otto F. (Wilkens & Morken) r. NW cor Third
and Bryant
Wilkens & Co.(C. Wilkens and Bernard Natorp) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 109 California,
room U
Wilkens & Morken (Otto F. Wilklns and William C.
Morken) liquor saloon, NW cor Third and Bryant
8^" Wilkens. See Wilkins
Wilkerson James, hackman. Plaza, r. 1315 Stockton
Wilkes John P., student, r. 1422 J^ Valencia
Wilkes Thorras H., distributor La Grande Laundry
Wilkie Alexander, Ironmolder, r. Sierra bet Iowa and
Indiana
Wilkie Andre-w, moldings, doors, etc., SW cor
Mission and Fremont, r. 940 Twentieth
Wilkie Charles, porter, r. 1812 Polk
Wilkie Duncan, carpenter, r. Sierra bet Iowa and In-
diana
Wilkie George D., porter estate P. Rieger & Co., r.
cor Grove and Buchanan
Wilkie W., musician, r. 503 Union
«^" Wilkie. See Wilke
Wilkins A., proptr Cliflf House
Wilkins Arthur, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Wilkins Benjamin P., whitener J. P. Eraser, r. 10J4
Taylor
Wilkins Charles, gardener, NW cor McAllister and
Steiner
Wilkins Charles F., bookkeeper Cliff House
Wilkins Clifford, scenic artist, r. 830 Post
Wilkins F. B. Mrs., physician, 427 Sutter
Wilkins Frank, instrumentmaker John Roach, r. NW
cor Broadway and Larkin
Wilkins Frank A., bookkeeper J. G. Jackson, r. 1310'
Hyde
Wilkins Frank P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
101 Broderick
Wilkins Frederick, laborer, r. 38 Harriet
Wilkins Frederick A., drayman, r.326 Golden Gate Av
Wilkins Gerhard, r. 409 M Brannan
Wilkins Harry, clerk Seidl & Rotger, r. 511 Eighth
Wilkins Harry Jr., candymaker, r. 511 Eighth
Wilkins Henry, varnisher, r. 38 Harriet
Wilkins James M., manager Clifl" House
Wilkins John G.. expressman, 1071 Market, r. 105
Henry
Wilkins John H. (Wilkins & Rose) r. 778 Stevenson
Wilkins John H., with O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., r.
2124 Mason
Wilkins John N., Instrumentmaker William 8. Dun-
combe & Co., r. 427 Sutter
Wilkins John R.. artist, r.830 Post
Wilkins Louis, laborer, r. 14 Decatur, rear
Wilkins M. Ella Miss, shoefitter Bryant & Mullin, r.
2H5 Twenty-eighth
Wilkins Richard, bartender Doscher & VonBargen, r.
549 Ha.\ea
Wilkins Sarah, widow, r. .SO O'Farrell, rear
Wilkins Vernon H., signpainter, r. 720 Bush
Wilkins Willard P., contractor, r. 3008 Fillmore
Wilkins William E., seaman, r. 1005 Powell
Wilkins William P., janitor 109 California, r. 30
O'Farrell, rear
THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
mPERIAL Fire Ibs. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY U.L''^
WIL
-ST ; BOOKSELLERS, STATIDNEBS. ETC,
J223 ^^71
Wilklns William T.. stevedore, r. 35 Fifth
Wilkriis Willis, clerk H. Schwartz * Co., r. 920 Sutter
Wilklns .<c Boae (John H. Wilkins ami Ni.li .las Unsi-i
Kro<erie8 and liquors, SE cor Sicraiueuto and
Drum in
■^Wilklns. SeeWllkens
Wilkins de Winton William, naval architect, r. Cali-
fornia Av nr TweutyeiRhth, B. H.
Wilkinson Ada Miss, r. 270.> Sutter
Wilkinson Charles, r. 2002 Buhh
Wllkinwon Chsrlfs, compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
;t501 Fillmore
Wilkinson Crayton W.. clerk The Lion Fire, Wash-
inyton Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire
Ins. Cos, r. Berkeley
Wilkinson Edward O., searcher of records, r. 125 Dia-
mond
'Wilkinson E. J., proprietor Wilkinson House,
S.Wl Fillmore
Wilkinson Felix, lamplighter, r. 525 }« Howard
Wilkinson George, musician, r. 531 Linden Av
Wilkinson Hannah, widow, r. 26ii Lnugton
Wilkinson H. C, general mnnager Hobbs Medicine
Co., Palace Hotel. P. O. Box 1706
Wilkinson H. E.. clerk U. S. Signal OlBce, r. 900 Pine
WILKINSON HOirSE k. .,.
Wllltinson proprietor, 3501 Fillmore
Wilkinson Isabel Mrs., r. 2705 Sutter
Wilkinson J. Mrs., widow, r. 1522 G<ilden Gate Av
WilkiiiPOD James, printer, r. ai5 Eighth
Wilkinson James M.. .janitor Harding Collection
Office, r. 7 ValleioPl
Wilkinson John, organ pipe maker, r. California Av
bet Esmeralda and Virginia, B. H.
Wilkinson John E.. cooper, r. 315 Eighth
Wilkinson Joseph R., inspecting engineer track dept
S. P. Co.. NE cor Fourth and Towsend, room 08,
r. 944 Valencia
Wilkinson Mary A., widow, r. 225 Linden Av
Wilkinson P. C. machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
504 Seventh
Wilkinson Roderigo, messenger Chief Paymaster,
Division Pacific, U. S. A„ r. Oakland
Wilkinson Samuel, wool dealer, r. 753 Valencia
Wilkinson Samuel J., painter, r. 1046 Folsom
Wilkinson Thomas, mining, 62-03 Nevada Block,
r. 2002 Bush
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1212 Polk, r. 1615
Sutter
Wllkraan K. I., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Wilkowsky Harris, r. 256 Fourth
Will Fredrick A., r. 80H Van Ness Av
Will Henry, clerk, r. 1206 Market
Will Henry, laborer Am. Susar Refinery, r. 313 Green
Will.Tohn O., proprietor Capitol Saloon, 226
Montgouierv, r. 331 Montgomery
Will Joseph, laborer, r. 815 Post
Will Mnrtha. widow, r. 1910 Golden Gate Av
Will Peter H., cellarman, r. 607 Linden Av
Will «& Finck, manufacturing cutlers, locksmiths
and bellhangers, 818 Market
Willard A. Clark, architect, 318 Pine, rooms 39. r.
Alameda
Willard Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Willnrd Edward, carrlagemaker, 1128 Mission, r. 640
Minna
Willard Edward A., typewriter U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 525 Harrison
Willard Emory L.. physician, .523 Kearny, room 17
Willard George A., clerk general auditor's office 8. P.
Co., r. Onkland
Willard n. W., groceries and liquors, 1000 McAllister
Willard John, clerk, r. SX^H Natoma
Willaid Joseph, clerk, r. 812 Ellis
Willard Leon, fancy goods, 120 Sutter, r. 320 !< Sutter
Willard Louis, upholsterer F. S. Cbadbourne K Co
r. 112 William
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
q
IN THE
EXANIINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
c A rt i» i:: T s
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
I 64 1 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Willard Maurice, r. H12 Klll«
Willard P. .M. Mrs.. drcmnaklnK. 204 Powall
Willard Vernon Mrs., widow, r. 4'it> urarrcll
Willard W., drivr Sutter St. ItR.
Willard William P., nilnlnK. 02-fJ Nrvaila Blork r
VnUm Club
Willals Kate J Mrs., grand •ccrelary Order Eaalern
Star, lot Montgomery
Willbrand Bernard C, cirpenter. r. 113 Ofrmanla
Wllloox Amelia, widow, r. TtDerlff* nr ToniblKboo
Willcox Kdiuuud B.. cl rk 8. F. Wool Etrbamn r.
fil2 Fell
Willcox & GIbba «4ewln|r Maciilne Co.,A. T.
Eg^lestou nianau'er, 124 Po»t
l»" Willcox. See Wilcox
Willcutt George B.. with 5I«rket Bt. Cable By Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 34, r. Oak-
land
Willcutt James (Willcntt ft Itowel r. 5 Mrrchint
Willcutt Joseph 1.... aecrctiiry Houtli<rn Parlflc
Railroad Co., and general niaoaner Market Strrrt |
C.ible Railway Co.. NE cor Fourth and Towuat-od,
room 34, r. 9.'>0 Linden. OakUud
Willcutt* Rowe (J.HineH Willcutt and Albert Bowei
shipwright! and calkers, .^ Merrbint
WilMe Henry, longihoreman, r. fUM Second
Wille Frederick, cabinetninker A Frel. r. 5<»4 Turk
Wille Frilz. gardener, r. MM Polk
Wllleke Helnhaid. liquor saloon. iVM Waahlngton. r
SW cor Onion and Powell
Wlllen Charles, hostler, r. 3020 Washington
Wlllen Margaret, widow, r. 3018 Sixteenth 1
Willenbrink Frederick, foreman Deucher k Kalb«o,
r. t-'S Natoma
Willers Peter, waiter, r. 24 Turk
Willett Albert P.. foreman Cahn, NIckelaburR * Co ,
r. 221 Duncan
Willett Walter H.. machine operator Porter, Sleaaln-
ger fc Co.. r. HC.2 Misxlon
Willever Mark, teamster, r. 141 Shipley
Wllley AmasaP., real estate, r. 1201 Taylor
Willey Charles J.. Insurance broker. 405 CallfornU,
r. 1118 Prospect PI I
Willev Charles W.. Htudeut r. 1201 Taylor
Willej FranL D.. salesman O. F. Wlllr>- h Co., r. JllJ
California
Willey Grace Miss, lash braider Bart At BrandrnatelD.
r. 12 M Powell Av
Willey Harry I., vice-president Santa Yner I^and and
Imp. Co., and civil engineer, 3iS Montgumery,
room 16. r. 1526 Jackson
Willey Kate, widow, r. 12 H Powell Av
Willey Lizzie, widow, dresumaker. r. 1012 Twenty
fourth
Willey Nellie Mrs., waltrens. r. 7f.0 HowanI
Willey O. F. V Co. (Otlit F. Wllleyi Imiiorlrm. rnnfr*
and dealir" carrlageM. waKon». h»riii-M. n-bre,
whips etc., :<17 M.fitKomery, Nevada Block
Wllley Otis F. (O. F. Willey ft Co I r 2115 California
Willev W. H. H . messenger Wells Fargo A Co.. r 31.
Montgomery . «. ..
Willey WIIMiinj. helper Pioneer Vartil»h Wor«i. r
Sin Bruno Road bri Army and Twenty alilb
Wllley William K... carpenter, r. 45M Nalo . a. frar
Willey W. M.. phyal. Ian. r. 1»49 Miaalon
ity Willev. See Willy
Wlllfred William, maclilnlal. r in«5 Miaalon
Willi Oregor. gardener, r. 27vO Ml«lon
Willi George, night watchman 8..«th Park Mall ,
Wili?«.'n'lols (Ilelna ft WlllUm) r^2*>" "•"J*'" . I
William Kdward C . alrnographer F-anloo. Klilrt.lge «
Co.. r. HMS Kd.ly ]
William >lcorge. carpenl. r. r. " "''•jj.'"^^ ** '
William M->rtin, wood mid coal < » T'irk „^„ .. |
Willinm Tell HoufO. Kre^lerlck Oerok. proprl»- ^
tor, 31.1-3^. Biii-h I
Williams A., tram»t*r, r. 24 Hlxlh
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ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMERI REY, 405-4^ SaiME S(.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE ]>IIIiL.IOX8.
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agents.
WIL
1224
WIL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPllllTKUS OF
FOR GAS, STEAM AND "WATER.
Pipe FHXlnifa. nil Hixem.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
■Williams A. Mrs., assistant casbier Sanborn, Vail &
Co.. r. 212 Powell
Williams Abraham L.. bookbinder, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams Abraham P. (Livingston * Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Williams Albert H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
Oakland
Williams Amos L,, book agent, r. 9 Mint At
WllliamB Amos M., policeman, r. 707 Franrisco
Williams Andrew, lanndrymiin La Grande Laundry
Williams Anna, widow, r. 417 Stockton
Williams Anns, domestic 1012 Leavenworth
Williams Annie Mrs., seamstress, r. 1221 Bush
Williams Arthur, r. 10(14 Montfjoraery Av
Williams Arthur, waiter, r. 143 Minna
Williams Arthur H., cutter Thomas S. Williams, r.
1411 Washington
Williams Arthur H., salesman Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 317 Jones
Williams Auburn L., coremaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 218 HarriBon
Williams Augustus, weigher, r. 33 Everett
Williams B., helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. r. 32 Sil-
ver
Williams Benjamin (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Williama Brotlierg Si Co. (Chester Williams and
Frank W. Marvin) dealers leather, boots and
shoes, 569 Market
Williams Carrie Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital
Williams C. E., merchant, r. 2524 Bush
Williams Champion, clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Alameda
Williams Charles, r. 239 Ninth
Williams Charles, bartender, r. 529 Sacramento
Williams Charles, cook, r. 902 Montgomery
Williams Charles, foreman Arctic Ice Co., r. 620
Fourth
Williams Charles, framemaker A. Seastedt & Co.,r. 6
Martha PI
Williams Charles, laborer, r. 3007 Mission
Williams Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Williams Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Williams ChHrles, teamster, r. 20 Ash Av
Williams Charles A., r. 22 Turk
Williams Charles C, restaurant, 2197 Powell
Williams Charles D., bartender Rudolph Schottler, r.
1010 Montgomery
Williams Charles H , manager C. C. Burr & Co., r.
2814 Sacramento
Williams Charles H.. manager The Brnnswick-
Balke Collender Co., 653-655 Market, r. St. Cloud
House
Williams Charles H., salesman Payne BroB.. r. 121)4
Oak
Williams Charles H., third officer stmr City of Peking
Williams Charles J., compositor, r. 625 Harrison
Williams Charles L. (C. L. Williams & Co.) r. Menlo
Park
Williams Charlotte F. Miss, principal First Congre-
gational Kindergarten, r. 2422 Howard
"Williams Chawncey B., street contractor, 528
California, room 3, r. 420 Church
Williams Chester (Williams Bros. & Co.) r. Alameda
Williams Christian, tailor, 622 Clay. r. 437 Tehamu,
Williams C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Williams) drugs and
proprietary articles, 130 Valencia
Williams Cornelius, teamster, r. 8 19 Nineteenth
Williams Cyril, secretary Board of Health, r. 509
bteiner
Williams D., -waiter The Baldwin
Williams Daniel A., real estate, r. 710 Ellis
Williams Daniel W., bartender Stevens & Bedford, r.
1010 Montgomery
Williams Daniel W., shoemaker, r. 110 Fell
Williams David, miner, r. 119 Third
Williams David, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W
8 Utah bet Sierra and Nevada
Williams David, stevedore, r. 5il Fourth
Williams De Witt 15., Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1618
Geary
Williams, Dimoiul Ai Co. (Henry B. Williams,
William 11. Diniond and A. Chpscbrongh) ship-
ping and oommission merchant, and agents Pa-
cific Mail SS. Co., office 202 Market and 3 Pine,
rooms 2-3
Williams E. Mrs., widow, r. 245 Waller
Williams K. A., widow, proprietor Clarendon House,
574 Folsom
Williams E. B., attorney at law, 12 Montgomey
Williams E(-klin, engraver, r. 1639 Howard
Williams Edgar D , fresco painter, r. 408 Austin
Williams Edith Mrs., r. 269 Minna
Williams Edmund R., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws
Kentucky bet Butte and Napa
Williams Edward, clerk Samuel Carson k Co., r. 616
Harrison
Williams Edward, engineer, r. 129 Hickory At
Williams Edward, stonecutter, r. cor Fifth and Jessie
Williams Edward A. (Fuller & Williams) r. 2524 Bush
Williams Edward A., blacksmith, cor Thirtieth and
Church
Williams Edward C, president Mendocino
Lumber Co., 40 California, r. 969 Russ, Oakland
Williams Edward L., brushmaker W. N. Van Laak, r.
817 Capp
Williams Edward W. (S. G. Williams & Sons) r. 1718
Turk
Williams Edward W., deputy County Clerk, r. 1420
Jackson
William Edwin, blacksmith, r. W s Pennsylvania Av
bet Solano and Mariposa
Williams Edwin A. Jr., draftsman B. McDougall &
Son, r. 574 Folsom
Williams E. F., foreman Cal. Wire Works, r. 504
Powell
Williams Eliza, widow, r. 8 Anthony
Williams Elizabeth Miss, portrait painter, 222 Sutter
Williams Elizabeth, widow, r. 149 )« Silver
Williams Ellen R., widow, r. W s Utah nr Nevada
Williams E. M., bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
429 Larkin
Williams Emil, salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co., r. 722
Washington
Williams Eugene, bookbinder, r. 115 Fifth
Williams Fugene, loom fixer, r. 325 M Chestnut
Williams Eugene F., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
1817 Pine
Williams Fannie, widow, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams F. L. Mrs., r. 228 McAllister
Williams Flora Mifs r. 1010 Montgomery
Williams Frank, r. 1316 California
Williams Frank, bartender, r. 310 Grant Av
Williams Frank, master mariner, r. 13(i9 Broadway
Williams Frank, granite dealer, 17 Eddy, r. 27 Eddy
Williams Frank, packer Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 5
Minna
Williams Frank, propertyman A. Jahn k Son
Williams Frank B. , manager Wilber Mercantile
Agency. 306 Pine, room 13, r 1010 Polk
Williams Frank J., bookkeeper Haendel & Levy, r.
426 Clementina
Williams ?Yank J., boxmaker. r. 3 Beale PI
Williamt Frankie, widow, r. 122 Ellis
Williams Frederick, carpenter, r. 378 Shotwell
Williams Frederick, tailor, r. 635 Jessie
Williams Frederick, waiter, r. 1217 Polk
Williams Frederick A., carpenter, r. 545 Natoma
Williams Frederick L., butcher Poly. Heilborn ft
Co., r. NW cor Railroad Av and Servia
Williams Frederick S., draftsman S. F. Tool Co., r.
228 McAllister
Williams Frfderick W. (Raymond, Squire ft Co.) r.
420 Church
Williams Frederick W.. baggageman S. P. Co., r, 39
Clara
Williams G., r. 825 Kearny
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Kaavwracturers of Show Cases
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N?T?N ST. ; Proprictcrs of the Orleans ViBcyanl
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Williams George, carpenter, r. Dominica nr Railroaa
Av
Williums Genrge, clerk, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2
Williams GtorR", engineer, r. f)55 Miosion
Williams OeorKe, flreiuaii S. F. Laundry
"Willianis George, glove mnfr, 53 Second, r. 1301
MiBHiou
Williams George, millman Pac. Rolling Mill
Williams George, pbysiclau, r. -119 Minna
WilliHms George, teamster John F. English, r. 37
Sacramento
Williams George, wharfbuilder, r. 30.5 Filbert
Williams George A., carpenter, r. 61G Harrison
Wllliamn George E., teacher music, r. 2012 Mission
Williams George H.. deputy clerk Justice's Court, r.
!)08 Clay
Williams George M.. capitalist, r. 426 Clementina
'Williams George N. (Blake, Williams At Har-
rison) attorney at law, 204 Montgomery, r. Ala-
lueda-
WUliams George B., attorney at law, 602 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Williams George S.. clerk Samuel Carson & Co., r.
«16 Harrison
Williams George W., teamster Teele & Scott
Williams Gracie S. Miss, r. 1718 Turk
Williams Grant L., with The Associated Press, r. 574
Folsora
Williams Griffith J., r. 304 Third
Williams Gustav, weigher Jackson St. Wharf
Williams H. Mrs., widow, r. 415 Jones
Williams Hannah A. Mrs., r. 1718 Turk
Williams Hannibal (Carrlck, Williams & Wright) r.
2723 Sacramento
Williams Harry, seaman, r. 249 Steuart
Williams Harry, seaman, r. 425 East
Williams Hnrry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Williams Harry A., r. 1925 Octavia
WilliamK Hartlev, secretary Sacramento Biver Pack-
ing Co., 318 Front, r. 1712 Pacific Av
WIlliamH Henry, r. 630 Sutter
Williams Henry, capitalist, r. 1925 Octavia
Williams Henry, clerk, r. 930 Guerrero
Willi -ms Henry, chief engineer stmr Newark, r. 413
Ivy Av
Williams Henry, cook, r. 444 Brannan
Williams Henry, stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Williams George, carpenter, 713 Franklin
Williums Henry, traveling salesman, r. 1334 Sacra-
meuto
Williams Henrv B. (Williams, Dimond & Co.)
r. 319 First
Williams Henry E. F. (Acres & Williams) r. 113
Twelfth
Willijims Henry F., real estate, 411 J4 California,
room 11 r. 2422 Howard
Williams Henry B. Jr., clerk Macondray & Co., r.
.Alameda
Williams Henry W., clerk W. I. Williams b Co., r.
1909 Stevenson
Williams Homer, mnfr patent medicines, 113 Minna
Williams Hugh J., clerk local freight office 8. P. Co.,
r. 304 Third
Williams Hugo, r. 219 H Elm Av
Williams Ihaac, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Williams Jacob, shoemaker, r. 427 Third, rear
Williams James, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Williams James, painter, r. 631 Sacramento
Williams Jamrs, shoemaker, r. 1633 P>>st
Williams James H., dravman, r. 538 Natoma
Williams James H., engineer Curtis Tobev, r. COO Pine
Williams James M., laborer, r. 6 Emmet PI
Williams J. C, waiter, r. 1217 Pacific
Williams Jere.nlah, fireman, r. E s Michigan bet
Sierra and Shasta . _, ,,
Williams Jessie, nurse Pao. Dispensary and Chll-
dren's Hospital
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
MOST GIRCOLATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS
w, & J, mm & w,
ORIENTAL RUGS,
641 to 647 MAEEET ST2EET.
WIlllamB J. a., aeaman. 249 Stvnart
WilliaiuH J. O. MraiWIIUami k H«ll*ck)r. lOSH BIIU
Williama J M., r. 14 Eddy
Williams John, r '200 Turk
Williams John, bollerinaker, r. HA.1H Markri
Williams John, bootbU.k, 104 Pacinc, r. 13H VlrHnla
PI
Williams John, boxmaker Hobba, Wall k Co., r. iM
Sixth
Williams John, carpenter, r. ICM Howard
Williams John, clerk, r. 3 ElU.be«h
Williams John, engineer J. F. Pennvy, r. 6ftS Miaslon
Williams John, j.welt-r. r. 1827 Suiter
Williams John, moliler, r. iH)! Jobnaon
Williams John, quartermastrr atmr San Jo«<
Williams John, stamau. r. 17 H Clara ] <i
Williams John, seaman, r. 74 Federal I
AVilllamH John. r< crttary California Hoalrry Co.. I ^m
,535 Market, r. Oakland Jf
WilUaffis John, shoemaker Porter, Sleailnffer k Co., ^
r. 1148 Mission ^
Williama John, stevedore, r. 7 Bartol m
Williams John, 8tonemas.)n. r. 707 Franclaco ', m»
Williams John A., r. 1(162 Fiiltcu V-
WiUlams John A., candyiiiakt-r, r. 710 Valencia
WilliamB John A., laborer, r. I'JO Wildey , '^
Williama -lohn A., machinist, r. 1.'<17 MrAlllater ^
Williams John A. O., foreman Fr. H. Boaonbaum k ' ^
Co.. r. 12 Kitch, rear j
Willi .ms John B., milk ranch, cor Trinidad and | g
Savannah I L^
Williams John C, capltalUt, r. 1933 Geary i «
William* John C, maiiufa. turera" agent, 325 Moot- ^
gomery, room 31 r. Oakland ^^
Williams John D., cook, r. 901 Battery ^
Williams John E., foreman A. M. EbbeU, r. tlH ' ^-
Clinton Park I ^
Williams John F., artor. r. 16'J7 Suiter
Williams John F.. watchman, r. 412 Beale
Williams John H. (WilliamK k Orion) r. 2 Hubbard
WilliamH John H., porter Grand Central Wlue UooiM,
r. 108 Second ._,.
Williams John J. (BUbee, Williama k Co.) r. ISU
Geary
Williams John L. (John L. Williama * Co ) r. 81SH
Lombard
Williams John L., solicitor New /.oaUnd Iu». Co., r.
fiU Folsoin ^_
WILLIAMS JOHN L. & CO.
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Williams John X., capllallat,
room 7. r. Oakland
Williama John P., r.'J7S)« Minna „ .«
Williams John I!., bird trainer tenulnti* P. ana U.
Williams John U., eiiglnr.r. r. 731 Treat A»
William* John H., laborer Union Iron ttorU. r. ew
WillUmaJohnB., marhlnlat.r W2rull..n
Williams Johns, builder, r.NE cor Powi.ll and F»-
Wlinlma Johns., deputy clerk Hupr»m. Courl ol
w,i^:ll!::[rw!br!:::Ur.r.322Hho.,ei,
Williams John X., <• itlle <l«al.T
WilliaiuH Jolir.Hoi, E., ronducl.
2000 M.Alll..ter
WllUaniH JoH. i.\i, r. 115X Ele»enth
Siliir J;:»i;l;:«:"-MM'?.vrd..... »» «"•
975 Hurrlaon „, _ „^^^^t%.
joaopU E., mining, t. 124 rourt««att
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AU Sizes and IVunibers.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
WilUanis Joseph M., r. 11-20 Howard
Williams Joseph S., belt maker L, P. Degon, r. 8
Miuna, rear
Williams Joseph S., cook, r. 131 M Shipley
Williams Joseph S. Jr., packer Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 5 Miuna
Williams Josiah, freight hand S. P; Co. depot, r. 607 J4
Natoms
Williams Josle Miss, r, 1819 Lyon
Williams Julius, waiter Schuemann & Vogel, r. 806
Montgomery
Williams J. W., bricklayer, r. 21 Hoff Av
Williams Kate Miss, teacher, r. 426 Clementina
Williams L., -waiter Palace Hotel
Williams L. Mrs., r. 1417 Geary
Williams Leo Mrs., r. 1616 Geary
Williams Leo C, contractor for street work,
office 528 California, room 3, r. 420 Church
Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Williams Lewis E., bookkeeper M. Wertheimer & Co.,
r. 912 Filbert
Williams Lewis T., upholsterer, r. W s Castro nr
Twenty fifth
Williams Lillie Miss, r. 105 O'Farrell
Williams Lillie Mrs., proptr Lawrence House, 704
Howard
Williams Lizzie Miss, stenographer Bancroft- Whit-
ney Co., r. East Oakland
Williams Louis, seaman, r. 263 East
Williams L. P., bookbinder Battling, PhlllipB & Stil-
well, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams Lucy, waitress L. Blenis
Williams Lysanus W., foreman 0. B. Williams, r. 214
Borland
Williams M. A. Mrs., hair goods, 335 Hayes
Williams Manuel, butcher H. Egg.jrt, r. 1252 Mont-
gomery
Williams Margaret, seamstress, r. 612 Howard
Williams Maria Miss, dressmaking, 254^ Clara Av
Williams Mary, laundress Lick Laundry
Williams Mary Mr.s . lodgings. 139 Taylor
Williams Mary N. Mrs., r. 1109 (lay
Williams Mercy C. Mrs., teacher Valencia Street
Grammnr School, r. 1109 Valencia
Williams Michael, blacksmith, r. 1414 Harrison, rear
Williams Michael, clerk Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
529 O'Farrell
Williams Mif-hael. packer, r. 109 O'Farrell
Williams Michael C, molder McCormick Bros., r.
168 Fourth
Williams Michael F., carpenter, r. Brunswick House
Williams Milton L., clerk S. G. Williams & Son, r.
1718 Turk
Williams M. J. Mrs., nurse, r. 20 Lewis nr Taylor
Williams Moses Rev., pastor Welsh Presbyterian
Church, r. Oakland
Williams N. Mrs., widow, r. 830 Geary
Williams Ne-wton L. (S. G. Williams & Sons) r. 1718
Turk
Williams Oliver, bricklayer, r. NW cor Filbert and
Scott
Williams Oliver C, salesman D. Vervalien, r. 429
Larkin
Williams Orlando E., machinist Williams & Orton, r.
138 Eddy
Williams Owen, laborer, r. 6 Minnesota
Williams Owen P., carpenter, r. Henry bet Noe and
Sanchez
Williams Paulina, widow, r. 714 Natoma
Williams P. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1915 Van Ness Av
Williams Peter, driver City KR., r. 233 Sixteenth
Williams Peter J., longshorpman, r. 24 Clara
Williams R. Mrs., r. 133 Fifth
Williams R. B., surgeon stmr San Jose
Williams Reginald B., seeretRrv Oregon Coal and
Navigation Co., SE cor Vallejo and Davis, r. 1000
Chestnut
Williams Richard, assistant cashier Eeane Bros., r.
426 Clenieiitiua
W'illiams Richard, foreman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 9-24 Filbert
Williums Richard, rigger, r. 35^ Broadway
Williams Richard, steward, r. (136 Commercial
Williams Richard J., blacksmith, r. 142(1 Jackson
Williams Uobert, hteward, r. 117 Druium
Williams Robert E., carrier Post Office, r. 1069 Broad-
way
Williams Robert E., machinist F. A. Huntington, r.
984 Folsom
Williams Robert E., physician and surgeon, 123
Stockton
Williams Robert H., laundry agent, 02 Second, r. NW
cor Fourth and Howard
Williams Robert W.. r. 2222 Vallejo
Williams Roland, carpenter, r. 503 Broderick
Williams Rosa, widow, r. 548 Folsom
Williams Rosa, widow, r. 839 Nineteenth
Williams R. T., laborer Jason Springer & Co., r. 304
Third
Williams R. Y., quartermaster stmr Acapulco
W^illiams Samuel, helper Calvin Nutting & Son
Williams Samuel, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 614
Kearny
Williams Samuel D., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 304
Third
Williams Sarah J., widow, r. 3 Beale PI
Williams S. G. <& Sons (Stephen G., Stephen
G. Jr., Edward W. and Newton L.) hardware,
stoves, and manufacturers of patent mantels.
slop hoppers, etc., 253-255 Fourth
Williams S. H., first officer stmr City of Topeka
Williams Stanley, salesman Norton, Teller & Co., r.
SE cor Waller and Fillmore
Williams Steplien G. (S. G. Williams & Sons) r.
1718 Turk
Williams Htephen G. Jr. (S. G. Williams & Sons) r.
1718 Turk
Williams Stephen H., stationery, etc., 129 Seventh
Williams Susan, domestic 308 Bartlett
Williams Sylvester M., photographer, r. 816 Oak
Williams T. Carlisle, molder, r. 2422 Howard
Williams T. H., r. Palace Hotel
Williams Thomas, r. .')24 Bryant
Williams Thomas, barber, r. 121 Sixth
Williams Thomas, bellman Palsce Hotel
Williams Thomas, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.
32 Silver
Williams Thomas, cook John Robinson, r. 641 Minna
Williams Thomas, driver, r. 1334 Sacramento
Williams Thomas, engineer Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
505 Eighth
Williams Thomas, fisherman, r. Flint Alley bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Williams Thomas, seedsman, r. 1040 M Howard
Williams Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1581 Folsom
Williams Thomas, waiter r. 641 Commercial
Williams Thomas G. Rev., r. 915 Eddy
Williams Thomas H. , engineer, r. 1200 Lertin
Williams Thomas H., patternmaker, r. 69 Ji Everett
Williams Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 19
Webst-r
Williams Thomas S., tailor, 237 Bush, r. 1411 Wash-
ington
Williams Thomas S. Jr., cutter Thomas S. Williams,
r. 1411 Washington
Williams Thomas T., editor Evening Post, r. 145
Ellis
Williams T. R., conductor Market St. RR.. r. Lott
bet Turk and Golden Gate Av
Williams W., factoryman Pac. Rolling Mill
Williams Walter J. G., teacher languages, r. 727
Union
Williams Walter L., manager Homer Williams, r. 112
Turk
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BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SDITS
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
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iWILLIAMS W. I & CO.
(William I. AVilliiimsl dry plate plio.
to;;ruplieri, 914 9Inrkf>t ,
■Williitius William, clerk Brudek. Seelig fc Co . r. \ir> '
Fiftl.
Williams William, dishwasher, r. 514 Bnsh
Williams William, glovecutter F. G. Conklin * Co
r. OakUnd
Williams William, laborer, r. 3(5 Clay
Williams William, laborer, r. 30S Francisco
Williams William, painter Dauiil Foley
Williams William, porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 1013
Filbert
Williams William, seaman, r. ani Davis
Williams William, seaman, r. North Parific Hotel
Williamti William A., plumber, r. 1211 ^ Devisadero
Williams William A., printer, r. Ifi27 Sutter
Williams William D.. laborer, r. 20 Gilbert
Williams William F., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 197
Hyde
Williams William F.. foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 5.'9 O'Farrell
Williams William H., bricklayer, r. NW cor Filbert
and Scott
Williams William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 115 Fifth
Williams William H., policeman, r. 24 Dearborn PI
Williams William I. (W. I. Williams & Co. and Wil-
Hams & Gregory) r. 1909 Stevenson
Williams William M.. bartender, r. 5285i Stevenson
Williams William O., r 257 Clementina
Williams William S., sash and blind maker, r. 18 Na-
toma, rear
Williams William W., r. 1211 M Devisadero
Williams William W.. physician, r. 1(X) Fifth
WilllamB W. W. trackman, r. 118 Fulton
Williams Jii Bixler (David Bixler) capitalists,
3211 SauKome
WILLIAMS & GREGORY
(W^illiam I. W^illiams and William G.
Gregrory) manufacturers Sun Francisco
Dry Plates, 340 Seventh
Williams .V; Orton (John H. Williams and Collins K.
Orton) mnfrs woodworking machinery, 315 Mis-
sion
Williams k Selleck (Mrs. J. G. Williams and Mrs. G.
W. Selleck) dressmaking. 100 !« Ellis
Williamsburgf City Fire Insurance Co. (New
York) Edward E. Potter mnnauer, 428 California
Williamson A., waiter Palace Hotel
Williamson .\dam. seaman, r. 37 Pai'ific
Williamson C. A. Mrs., r. IKi Eighth
Williamson C. E. Mrs., widow, r. 110 Powell
Wil1iama'>n Daniel, plumber, r. Dominica nr St. John
Willi mson David E., reporter Chronicle, r. 2028
Bush
Williamson David J., r. 620 Taylor
Williamson Eliza, widow, r. 1132 Pine
Williamson Ethel L., Miss, teacher Shotwell Street
Primary School, r. 23 Lapidge
Williamson George, lanndryman S. F. Laundry
Williamson George, salesman Paul Keyser, r. 516
Linden Av
Williamson George W.. cook, r. 733 Market
Williamson Harvey T.. barber, r. Sutter nr Central
Av
Williamson Henry, driver F. A. Flaherty, r. 21 Haight
Williamson Henry, laborer, r. 724 Braunan
Williamson Henry, plumber and gasfltter, 327 Sutter,
r. 227 Chattanooga
Williamson I. O. Mrs., dressmaking school, 1202
Leavenworth
WilllHniRon James, r. 23 Webster
Williamson James H., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r.
121/2 Leavenworth
Williamson John, clerk, r. 142 Seventh
Williamson John, laborer, r. Dominica nr St. John
W. & J, S[OilN[ & CO,
'HAIR MATTRESSES
MALE TO OrjJZH
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
IN THK
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
Williamgon John, loDgthorem«n A M
Bro.
Williamson John, acaroan. r. 87 Pacific
Williamson John, waiter ctmr Colima
WilllamH.in John H.. p<jrl«>r L. D. Ht<ine A Co r I«I1
Ihilnn
Willlamaon John M., physician, 142 Brreoth r
NE cor Halwht ai.d IMer. ^
Williamson Joseph, carp^nt-r. r il I^apldtio
WllllamHou I.eander. teamst.r. r. 1M4 W«.i MImIoh
WilliauiKon Mariiaret. widow, r. 1117 Hnward
WilliaiuKon Martin, carrligewajiher. r. «W\ Natoijia
Williamson Maty Mrs., r. II Oak Grove At
WUlianiBon Oscar W., rigger fnlon Iron Work* r
131ti Florida
WIlllamKon P. t«r, clerk, r. 825 Billery
Williamson Peter, seaman r. North Pacific Hotel
Williamson Klchard. waiter Palace Bute\ r. IJ'.
Fourth
Williamson Robert, stenographer Jarbo*. Ramaon
& Goodfellow, r. 1104 MI»alon
Williamson Robert W.. bookk«<-per H. A. Ifaybrw r.
1202 Leavenworth
Williamson Samuel, saleaman Murphy. Or«nt k Co..
r. 711 Jonea
Williamson Stephen (Balfour. Guthrie A: Co.) r. Llv.
erpool, Eug.
WilllaiiiBon William, seaman, r. B.*n Howard
Williamson William E., telegraph operator W. r.
Tel. Co., r. 114 McAllister
Williar Harry R. Jr (H. K. Wllllar k Co.) r. I«I
Devissdero
Williar H. R. & Co. (Harry R. Williar Jr.) paper and
envelopes. 310 California
Willing James R., bartender Prrklna k Waabbam. r.
777 Market
Willis Alexander A., carpenter, r. 30 Diamond
Willis Ambrose M.. bookkei-pcr Tatum k Bowen. r.
28Llbertv
Willis Annie Miss, compositor Mrs. L. O. Rlcbmond
* Son. r. 22-.'3 Filbert
Willis Christopher C , clerk Jaraea Rig«in«, r. Ml
Minna
Willis Edward N., clerk MM. Stem. r. 8.^ Twenty-
third
Willis Elizabeth Mine, dressmaking. IVU I'nloo
Willis Ellery. englnetr Huntington Hopklna Co.
r. fi.'S McAllister
Willis Evander B.. Journalist Bulletin, r. Kawi Hnoa*
Willis F. H. bookkeeper Ooudall, Perkins * C".. r.
Alameda
Willis Frederick. s«aman, r. M Sacrament"
Willis IlHrrv. haniesamaker Charli » HrUI k Son. r.
its:) Mir-slon
Willis Harry R.. < lerk general freight offlce 8 P C"\.
r. 20119 Howard
Wtllis Hugh J . carrier Post Office r IW i Howanl
Willis Jamea C. paper csrrler. r H'i7 Pacific
Willis J. D.. r 1119 Market
Wlllla John, paper carrier, r. IW7 Pacific
Willis John, ahoemaker V. F. Nolao k CV>.. r. 131
Wlllla John W.. rlerk Haskell k Miietjte. r III|ro»l nf
Arlington. Falrmoiint Tract
Willis Joseph, r. 1320 Stockton
Willis Loulss. widow, r. Ml«uel nr Arllnfton. Fair-
nionnt Tract
Willis MsT. Islloress. r 111 Tehama
Wlllla Mlllon K. , (Willi, k !.an<1gT»ne) and man
ager W.odward » Gardens, r JilO» Howard
Willis M. W. ni.islclan. r fi ElIU ^ n k,
Willis Ri. hard H.. shoemaker Hocklli«ham k Herm.
r. l:n O.k ^ ,
Willis Roliert. painter r. 1914 Tnlon
Willis Rob. rt .1 . carrier O.ilde. r IMfl I^aveoworih
Willi. Ssrah Mrs., r, 37 H O.k "'^;» *; .^
Willis Wslter W . carrier P"-'. ' Ur? PafiSc
Willis William, walLr, r. al. Freniool
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LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY
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PUIKIPS,
Suction and Force.
POR nAN», WINUOIILl. AND POfVEB.
ALL, SIZES.
909, 8U, 813. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Willis * Landgrane (M. E.Willis and F. O. Land-
grane) luul'rs street railroad appliances, 18U4
Mission
Willistan David L.. watchman, r. 36 Clay
Wllliston Cha'les E., r. 1301 Octavia
Willihton James M.. carpenter, r. 30 Liberty
Willustun William W., master mariner, r. 40 Minna
Willits William H , barber, r. 1326 Stockton
Willetts JoKhua M , boxmaker, r. 21'J Elm Av ,
Willmau John F., rigger, r. 150 Steuart
Willmann August, barber Johu Perazzo, r. 912 Jack-
son
Willmann Hermann, bartender John H. Cruse, r. 527
East
Wlllmore William H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 143 Na-
toma
Willmott Charles, foreman 8. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Willmott Hawley I., foreman bottler S. F. Stock
Brewery, r. 2118 Powell
Willner Joseph Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth Mena-
him Streisand, r 559 Natoma
Willock James, bagmaker Anderson & Co., r. Beach
nr Baker
Willock William A., tentmaker Anderson & Co., r.
Beach nr Baker
Willocks G., harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co.
Willonghby Charles, contractor, r. 2226 Pott
Willonghby Cornelia, widow, r. 814 Chestnut
WiUoughby William, seaman, r. 27 Clemeutina
Willoughby William H., liquor saloon, 533 Pacific, r.
823 Moutsomery
Willo-vvs Bre-»very, O. Fauss & Co. proprietors,
SE cor Missiou and Nineteeuth
Willows Laundry, Etienne Garnaud proptr, N 8 Thir-
titth bt-t Dolores and Church
Willows Park, Liebert Bros, proptrs, SE cor Gough
and Greenwich
Wills Alfred, r. 126 Sixth
Wills Andrew Jr., mnfr of Royal Baking Pans, 1571
Market
Wills James, sewing machine agent, r. 513 Stevenson
Wills J. D., r. 331 Montgomery
Wills Jeau Miss, nurse. Nurses' Home
Wills John, carpenter Corporation Yard, S. F. F. D.
Wills John C, master mariner, r. 1412 Hyde
Wills Levi, r. li;31 Clay
Wills M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 235 Bartlett
Wills M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 107 Powell
Wills W. F. Mrs., lodgings, 148 Filth
Wills William, boatman, r. 511 Chestnut
Willsie Eliza Miss, teacher Baptist Chinese Mission,
r. 920 Clav
Willson James, seaman, r. 136 Second
Willson J. F., r. The Baldwin
Willson Job D.. physician, r. 2306 California
aff" Willson. See Wilson
Wilweber Henry, steward Ahlborn House, r. 612 Post
Willweber Rudolph, cellarman, r. 507 Mission
Willv Henry S., foreman Sutter St. RB., r. Oakland
«r- Willy. See Willey
Wilmarth Barton, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co. of
S. F., r. 624 Locur<t Av
Wilmarth J. M., with Hjlbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Wilmerding J. C. (Wilraerding & Co.) r. Union Club
WILMERDING & CO. a. c.
Wilmerding' and John T. Uavilandl
Importern und vrbolesale liquor deal>
era, ai4-316 Front
Wilmot Harry C, engineer, r. NE cor Mississippi and
Solano
Wilmot Richard J., teacher music, r. lOOfi Jones
Wilmott Thomas, expressman, r. 407 Fifth
Wilmshnrst John, physician, r. Abbotsford House
Wilner Malcolm G., gentlcuieu's nurse, r. 240 Sutter
Wllroilt Peter, laborer, r. 2+ Turk
Wilsey Sophia, widow, r. 22 Hickory Av
WILSHIRE SAFE ASD SCALE CO.
(William B. WiUliirt>) 'ZO l-iiOG Call,
foriiiii
Wllshire William B. ( Wilshire Safe and Scale Co.) r.
1804 Sutter
Wilson A. B., brassraolder, r. 15 Langton
Wilson Ada P. Miss, teacher, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson A. H., salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 536 Mc-
Allister
Wilson Albert J., plumber William F. Wilson, r.l231
Turk
Wilson Albert W., r. 29 Second
Wilson Albion P., calker, r. Nucleus Hotel
Wilson Alexander, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Pao-
tory
Wilson Alexander J., wood and coal, 662 Mission,
416 }« Hyde
Wilson Alexander W. (A.W.Wilson k Co.) r. 801 Scott
Wilson Alexander W., laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 119 Silver
Wilson Alonzo J., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
404 Stockton
Wilson Amanda, widow, r. 121 Shotwell
Wilson Andrew, blacksmith Abner Doble, r, 1703
Kearny
Wilson Andrew, pantryman Page & Falch, r. 411 San-
some
Wilson Andrew, rigger, r. 627 Davis
Wilson Andrew M., boatbuilder, r. E s Tennessee nr
Solano
Wilson Ann, widow, r. Sickels Av nr San Jos^ Road
Wilson Anna Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 211 X
Valencia
Wilson Annie, domestic Infants' Shelter, 512 Minna
Wilson Anthony, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 24
Turk
Wilson Anthony B., painter, r. E s Dolores nr Eight-
eenth
Wilson Arno H., baggagemaster S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Wilson Arthur, porter, r. 613 Howard
Wilson Arthur L.. foreman blacksmith Fulton Iron
Works, r. 819 Jessie
Wilson Augustus, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Wilson Augustus, painter D. Foley
Wilson A. "W. tfe Co. (A. W. Wilson) proprietors
The Wilson Dining Saloon, 114-120 Post
Wilson Bert, printer "The Bancroft Co.
Wilson Bristow, whiteuer, 125 Fourth
Wilson Brown, cooper, r. 25251^ Mission, rear
Wilson C. C, r. 871 Market
Wilson C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1812 Pacific Av
Wilson C. A., r. 715 Howard
Wilson Charles, r. fiOC Natoma
Wilson Charles (Wilson & McKenzie) r. 103 Larkin
Wilson Charles, clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Cor-
poration, r. 819 California
Wilson Charles, driver, r. Servia nr Tombigbee
M'ilsou Charles, laborer, r. 8 Natoma
Wilson Charles, laborer, r. 215 Twenty-eighth
Wilson Charles, longshoreman, r. 124 Howard
Wilson Charles, shipbroker, 308 California,
Clay
Wilson Charles, watchman, r. 36 Clay
Wilson Charles, wireworker, r. 106)^ Third
Wilson Charles A., cooper, r. 26.50 Folsom, rear
Wilson Charles A., photographic printer Charles L.
Cramer, r. 1333 Broadway
Wilson Cliarles E., attorney at law, 420 Califor-
nia, rooms 9-10, r. 629 Hayes
Wilson Charles F., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt it
Co., r. 8 Hill
Wilson Charles G., engineer, r. W s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
Wilson Cliarles H., dentist, 925 Market
Wilson Charles M., cabinetmaker, r. 13 Ridley
Wilson Charles N.. watchman, r. E s Tennessee bet
Solano and Butte
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Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fis.tares.
37 fflartet St
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■WiUou Chirles R.,
K.ldy
draftsman P. R Schmidt, r. 19U0
WILSON CHARLES T. ..„..
scape and portrait artist, 14 Grant Av,
room 44, r. 809 Nineteenth
Wilson Charles T., print.r, r. SOS Nineteenth
WilBou Charles W., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 17 Oak
Wilson Charles W. (Hokanson & Wilson) r. E s Ten-
nessee bet Solano and Butte
Wilson Chester, gripman Market St. RR., r. cor
HHyes and Lott
Wilson Christian (Wilson & Smith) r. I323H Sacra-
mento
WilRon Christopher, butcher, 530)« Valencia
Wilson Clayton B., student, r. (ilO Eddy
Wilson Cornelius, r. 35 Boardman PI
Wilson Cornelius W., barber C. H. Boone, r. 1710
Leavenworth
Wilson Daniel, cashier W. W. Montague & Co., r. 212
Valencia
Wilson David, r. 23 Anthony
Wilson David, clerk J. J. Mack fc Co., r. 729 Bryant
Wilson David, foreman WasLington Mnfg Co., r.
169 }« Silver
Wilson David B., special agent Brown, Craig & Co.,
r. OHklaud
Wilson David C, manager The I X L, SE cor Com-
mercial and Kearny, r. 7 Hampton PI
Wilson David C, tinner and eheetiron worker, r. 729
Bryant
Wil8<'n David W, foreman trimming shop Truman,
Hooker .«: Co., r. 1404 Folsom
Wilson David W., with Alexander J. Wilson, r. 416)4
Hyde
Wilson Dining: Saloon The, A. W. WilBon &
Co. proprietors, 114-120 Post
Wilson Dunbar R., clerk Sullivan, Kelly & Co., r.
2014 Filbert
Wilson B. Mrs., manicure, r. 923 Hyde
Wilson Ebenezer, teamster, r. Lahalna nr Railroad
Av
Wilson Edmund, expressman, cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 407 Francisco
Wilson Ed jjar M., attorney at law, 207 Sansome,
r. NE cor California and Leavenworth
Wilson Kdward, longshoreman, r. 129 Harrison
WILSON EDWARD M.
catarih gpecialist and proprietor va-
porizing inhaler, office and r. 229
Kearny
Wilson Edward R., compositor Evening Post, r. Oak-
land
Wilson Edward V., plumber, 1508 Octavia
Wilson Edwin A., copyist F. A. Rouleau, r. 713 Nine-
teenth
Wilson E. H. Mrs., fancy goods, 1324 Polk
Wilson Eliza, widow, stationery, 107', Seventh
Wilson Eliza J., widow, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson Elizabeth, r. 214 Nineteenth
Wilson Elizabeth, varieties, SW cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Wilson Kllen, widow, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Wilson Ellen, widow, r. E 8 Texas bet Colusa and
Yuba
Wilson Emma, cigarmaker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson Ernest R.. retoucher Charles L. Cramer, r.
1333 Broadway
Wilson Ezekiel, r. cor Fourteenth and Point Lobos
Avs
Wilson F., laborer P. M. S9. Oo.
Wilson Francis, laborer, r. 527 Natoma
Wilson Frank, cook Gustav Strand, r. 112r> Market
Wilson Frank, miUhand, r 102 Central Av
Wilson Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilson Frank J., baker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Wilson Frank P., physician. 711 Pine
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WiUon Kreil 8., Ixmkliorper H. E. Hlithl»D
Wilson Fredeilrk. a. lor, r. (Oti Coiiimer. Ul
Wils.in Krederirk, U>>orrr Palarr Hf.l.-1
Wilson Frederick, aearuan. r. 37 P.rlOc
Wilsc.ii Frederick, tailor, 228 H M<.nt(|.>nirry At, r. MCM
Green
Wilson Frederick A., bookkeeper William F. WIImd.
r. ViM Turk
Wilson Frederick O., shipping clerk Meniiea. B|D(-
han) & Co., r. 11 Mill way
Wilson Frederick J., clerk Inlon Ina. Co.. r. 719 Tnrll
Wilson Frederick M . law student CbariM E. Wil-
son, r. 62« Hayes
Wilson Georgp, clerk Examiner, r. 1 Jackion PI
Wilson Gecirne, coik r. U>f'H Third
Wilson George, laborer, r. 420 Second
Wilson George, painter, r. 210" Polk
Wilson George, patternmaker I'nlon Iron Work, r.
728^ Stevenson
Wilson George, porter Keane Broa.. r. Berkeley
Wilson George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Wilson George, seaman, r. Nrrth Pacific Hotel
Wilson George, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Wilson George E. (Wilson * Bro.l r» Han Rafael
Wilson George E., packer F. S. Cbadboarnr k Co., r.
2002 Pine
Wilson George ^., foreman A. Wllkle, r. 1130 Shot-
well [
Wilson George L., conductor Clay St RR., r. KI9 Clay ;
Wilson George W., Janitor Tax Collector'a OI9c«. r.
H06>4 Howard ,
Wilson George W.. saddler, r. 2822 Greenwich
Wilson GuBiave, cook. r. 263 Steuart
Wilson H. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Ridley |
Wilson Hans, watrhnian. r. 21 Stanford ,
Wilson Harry, chief engineer Ktmr MarlpoM j
Wilson Harry, liquor shIood. Wj'. E%»t. r. 1310 Mason |
Wilson Hnrrv J., stevedore r. 109 Bay
Wilson Harrv L.. r. DOT Ti.vlor '
Wilson HaltieMiss. nume Xursea" Honir. 1006 Butter
Wilson Helen F. Miss, artist, r. 1009 Treat Av
Wilson Helena, widow, r. 1717 SlevenaoU ;
Wilson Hei>ry. boarding. lOVh Buttery
Wilson Henry, candyniaker Seidl * Rotger. r. 1 Jack-
son PI I
Wilson Henry, laborer, r. filO Sixth
Wilson Henry, galesniaii Raphael Weill k Co.. r. ISM ,
California '
Wilson Henry, secretary Seamenn Landlnrr»a* Mutual
Aid Association, office ft2.'> Fmnt. r Iff^H Raltrry I
Wilson Henry. sleerBge steward atuir City of Hy'ney
Wilson Henrv. tanner Norton Tanning < r
toba nr Kailf<>»d Av . . ,
Wilson Henrv. waiter .lohn L. HIII. r 7n« C«llfor»l«
Wilson Henry A„ gnnsmllh. r. IKW nrt.adway
Wilson Heury 8 . r. I Ilowlea PI
Wilson Henry V.. bricklayer, r
Mani- ' *
Old Ban J«i»A Road
111 (nne'
At
iDatllnl*. 31
,. ,.son Herbert, plaaterer. r. OO' HUlernth
Wilson H. I.Ainan. aalraman Murphy. <Jrant k Co.. r.
42.'> Kearny ,, , _
WilNon Horace. Il»irarlan Merhant
Post, r. 1307 Taylor . „ .. „ .
Wilson Hugh H. (WUaon k Carr) r. IJIM Oo)d»n Oat.
Av
WlUon Isaiic. rigger, r. I Jark»en ri
Wilson Israel C . porter I,. ().»K.n.. r. 1«WH Ma«>n
Wilson J., student, r. lO'V Markal. rrar
Wilson Janiea. r. 14 Caroline
Wilson .lanira. r. 7B1 Kola- ni
Wilson James, .gei.t. r. 434 Fifth
Wilson Jani.R. blackanillh UliMlon I and L »••»»•
Wilson James carpenter, r. 210* Green
WUsoII iZv,: rlga.n.ker H. PUg.n.aoi. * C t 7-'
Wilson James, englnrrr. r. 44* HIilB
Wilson James, hackuian J. P. rvrgv
Seventh
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Plain, Jitpnnned and Ailaiup«<I
TI INT XV^ .A. rt E3
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Wilson James, laborer, r. 528 Green
Wilsou James, machinUt S. F. Tool Co.
Wilsou James, molder, r. 40 Tehama
Wilson James, salesman Thomas Cotrel Jr., r. 434
Fifth
Wilson James, shoemaker, r. 309 Minna
Wilson James, steward Palace Hotel, r. 342 Tehama
Wilson James, tinner, r. SE cor Fair Oaks and Eight-
eenth
Wilson James, waiter, r. 2.52k Third
Wilson James, waiter, r. 675 Mission
Wilson James Mrs., widow, r. HiH Natoma
Wilson James A , sergeant police, r. 86 Ninth
Wilson James B., managing editor The Elevator, 622
Clay. r. Oakland
Wilson James C, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Wilson James J., machinist, r. 15 Minna
Wilson James K., principal Boys High School, r. 1227
Turk
Wilson James P., real estate agent, r. 1050 Mission
Wilson James R., carpenter, r. 909 Dolores
Wilson James R.. clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
3iH2 Sixteenth
Wilson James R.,. machinist, r. 1046 Mission
Wilson James S., mining, r. 1615 J^ Geary
Wilson James W., horseshoer F. M. Stone, r. 2808
Harrison
Wilson Jane, widow, r. 102 Central Av
Wil'on Jane A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1109 Broadway
Wilson Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 1113 Treat Av
Wilson J. E., butcher, 315 Fourth
Wilson Jennie Mrs., r. 636 !< Fonrth
Wilson Jeremiah L., bookkeeper Lowry k Steller, r.
2514 Pine
Wilson J. H. Mrs., r. 1904 Webster
Wilson J. N. E. (Wilson & Troutt) attorney at law,
508 California, rooms 39H11, r. 1501 Stejner
Wilson John, r. 113 Oregon
Wilson John, r. 553 Mission
Wilson John (Meyer, Wilson & Co.)r. Liverpool, Eng,
Wilson John, butcher, r. 3 Webster
Wilson John, carpenter and builder, 622 Lagtina, r.
1.520 Eddy
Wilson John, coachman, r. 125 Eddy
Wilson John, contractor, r. 2133 Bush
Wilson John, driver, r. NW cor Collingwood and
Twentieth
Wilson John, gardener, r. NE cor Fair Oaks and
Twenty-sixth
Wilson John, gold beater James Newman, r. 32 Val-
parniso
Wilson John, hostler Arthur S. Peterson
Wilson John, laborer, r. cor Haight and Stanyan
Wilson John, laborer John Smith, r. New Wisconsin
Hotel
Wilson John, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 915
Fifteenth
Wilson John, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
Wilson John, seaman, r. 330 Rtch
Wilson John, second-hand hardware, 52 First
Wilson John, teamster, r. 508 Second
Wilson John, water tender stmr City of Topeka
Wilson John A., molder Eureka Foundry, r. E s Ten-
nessee bet Butte and Solano
Wilson John A., piano mover Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 154 Silver
Wilson John B., r. 1122 Shotwell
Wilson John C, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Wilson John C. Jr., weigher J. Macdonough & Co., r.
Oakland
Wilson John D., minins, 320 Sansome, room 58, r.
Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
Wilson John H., bricklayer and builder, 330 Pine,
room 11, r. 1224 York
Wilson John H., lahTer, r. 848 Folsom, rear
Wilson John M., mining superintendent, r. 1813 Pine
Wilson John N., painter and whitener, 926 Washing-
ton, r. 4 Codman PI
Wilson John O., carpenter, r. E s Buchanan nr Unioa
Wilson John O., rigger, r. Sixteenth bet Carolina and
Center ,
Wilson John Scott (Hutchiason & Mann) r. 2530
Pine
Wilson John T., machinist, r. 211 Shotwell
Wilson John T. Jr., engineer 8. P. Co., r. 121 Shot.
well
Wilson John V., carpenter, r. 3 Stanly Court
Wilson John W., saddler Hart & Braudenstein
Wilson Joseph, barber, r. 514 Jessie
Wilson Joseph, capitalist, r. 8 s Filbert nr Van Ness
Av
Wilson Joseph, carpenter, r. 513 Shotwell
Wilson Joseph, foreman molder Empire Foundry, r.
17 Minn»
Wilson Joseph, salesman Starr & Co.. r. Oakland
Wilson Joseph F., printer A. L. Valleau
Wilson Joseph L., r. 1501 Steiner
Wilson J. P. (Sullivan. Eagar & Co.) r. Placer Co.,
Cal.
Wilson Julius, finisher Friedrlchs & Gercke, r. 328
Fourth
Wilson John Y., merchant, r. Abbotsford House
Wilson Kate, stewardess stmr City of Peking
Wilson Katie F. Mrs., r. 825 Sutter
Wilson Laura Mrs., Lying-in Hospital, 312 Sixth
Wilson Lawrence (MoUer & Wilson 1 r. 263 East
Wilson Lee, veneerer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 106
Haight
Wilson Llz7.1eJ. Miss, nurse, r. 427 Sutter
Wilson Louis S., r. 405 Minna
Wilson L. R. Mrs., lodgings, 100 Jones
Wilson Ludwell M., solicitor Examiner, r. 777 Market
Wilson L. W., washer United Carriage Co., r. 100
Jones
Wilson Margaret, wddow, r. 1120 Montgomery
Wilson Maria E., engraver on wood, 219 Bush, r. 1407
Van Ness Av
Wilson Marion A. , chief deputy Tax Collector,
r. 317 Hyde
Wilson Mary, widow, r. 602 Stockton
Wilson Mary, dome-tic 8.S2 Shotwell
Wilson Mary, furnished rooms. 666 Howard
Wilson Mary, widow, r. 1333 Broadway
Wilson Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 238 Minna
Wilson Matthew, policeman, r. 6 Creek Lane
Wilson Matthew T., homoeopathic physician, 1295
Taylor
Wilson M. H., clerk, r. 536 McAllister
Wilson Mich.Hel, sexton St. Rose's Church, r. N 8
Brannan b^t Fourth and Fifth
Wilson Mouutford S. (Wilson & Wilson) r. 711 Pine
Wilson N., laborer P. M. S3. Co.
Wilson Olif , house mover, r. 409 Fifth
Wilson Olof, stevedore, r. 15 Chesley
Wilson Otto, liquor saloon, 529 Jackson, r. 824 Mont.
gomery
Wilson P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Wilson P. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1113 Treat Av
Wilsou Peter, fireman, r. 541 First
Wilson Peter, teamster Henry Burnstine, r. 236 Perry
Wilson Peter O., salesman P. Steiuhagen & Co., r.
819 Twentieth
Wilson Piercy, journalist Chronicle, r. 120 Post
Wilson P. M., sash maker Jason Springer * Co.
Wilson Ramon E. (E-tee, Wilson & McCutchen) at-
torney at law, 419 California, room 19, r. 1733
Broadway
Wilson Richard, clerk, r. 2014 Filbert
Wilson Robert, driver, r. 320 Fulton
Wilson Robert, engineer, r. 110 Silver
Wilson Robert, lumberman, r. 228 Duncan
Wilson Robert, manager D. Simuels. r. 702 Capp
"Wilson Robert A. , vice-president California Na-
tional Bank of San Francisco, 621-623 Market, and
secretary North Pacific Trading and Packing Co..
202 Sansome. r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
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WiUoii Robert C, janitor Jiia Montgomery, r. 1607H
Jones
Wilson Robert E., compositor, r. 702 Capp
WilBon Robert G. (Gallager A Wilson) r. 402 Broad-
way
Wilson Robert O., policeman, r. 64 Shipley
Wilson Robert G., teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
Uaklaud
Wilson Robert M., liquor saloon, 765 Howard, r. 719
Howard
Wilson Rosa, dressmaker, r. 28 Seventh
Wilson Rucsell J. (Wilson & Wilson) r.2020 Buchanan
Wilson Samuel, carpenter, r. Manitoba nr Railroad Av
Wilson Samuel, cutter Robert Oordan, r. yo8 Market
Wilson Samuel, plut^terer, r. 807 Sixteenth
WU.son Samuel, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Wilson Samuel, starter Clay St. RH., r. 1419 Clay
Wilson Samuel, tailor. 13-29 Polk, r. 253 Minna
Wilhon Samuel M. (Wilson * Wilsou) r. 711 Pine
Wilson Samuel R., commercial traveler, r. 8W cor
EiKhteenth and Castro
WUsou Samuel E. Jr., clerk, r. 8W cor Eighteenth
and Castro
Wilson Samuel W., conductor S. P. Co., r. cor Fourth
and Townsend
Wilson Sarah, widow, r. 22 Geary
Wilson Sarah Mrs., second-hand clothing, 960 Folsom
Wilson Sarah M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1227 Turk
Wilson Septimus D., mining, r. 710 Vallejo
Wilson S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1113 Shotwell
Wilson Steiner, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilson Thomas, carder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 821 Filbert
Wilson Thomas, clerk License Collector, r. 917Larkin
Wilson Thomas, engineer, r. 129 Ja<kson
Wilson Thomas, policeman, r. 1717 Stevenson
Wilson Thomas, teamster Charles Harley & Co.. r.
706 )< Harrison
Wilson Thomas, with Cutting Fruit Packing Co., r.
22 Everett
Wilson Thomas H., machinist Csl. Cigar Box Co., r.
66C Howard
Wilson Thomas K., judge Superior Court, De-
partment 1, chambers New City Hall, second
floor, r. 610 Eddy
Wilson T. N., conductor, r. 1419 Clay
Wilson W., waiter A. Volz & Bro., r. 765 Ji Howard
Wilson Walter, clerk, r. 10u7 Market
Wilson Walter, with Holbrook, Merrill 4 Stetson
Wilsou W. F., clerk New Zealand lus. Co.
Wilson Wilbur I. (Wilson & Bro.) r. cor Durant Av
and Harrison, Oakland
Wilson William, r. 437 Minna
Wilson William (Larsen & Wilson) r. Alameda
Wilson William, r. 2602 Folsom
Wilson William, blacksmith, r. 251 Tehama
Wilson William, cl»rk Kahn Bros., Bine & Co., r. 1235
Golden Gate Av
Wilson William, compositor, r. 54054 Ninth
Wilson William, longshoreman, r. 164 Clara
Wilson William, painter. 52'.) Sacramento
Wilson William, painter, r. E s Dolores nr Eighteenth
Wilson William, physician, r. 655 Howord
Wilson William, sailmaker Harding, Brann & Prior,
r. 606 G'Farrell
Wilsou William, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Wilson William, seaman, r. 1-521 Stockton
Wilson William, steward, r. 146 Perry
Vilson William, upholsterer, r. 3.5 Francisco
Wilson William A., clerk Dickson, DeWolf & Co., r.
1407 Van Ness Av
Wilson William D., first officer stmr Piedmont, r. 715
Twenty-third
Wilsm William F., meterman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
1911 Union
Wilson William F., plumber and gaafltter, 204
Stockton, f. 1231 Turk
t & J, m\i[ & CO,
.'>Iunu furluri-rs of
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET,
wilsou William H.. aaphaltum roofer. 136 KstonsTr. I
557 Howard
Wilsou William H., bollermaker, r. 30 7.n» I
Wilsou William H.. carpenter H. F. Pluncr Woolrti
Factory, r. "22 Uiy
Wilson Wllliim J., clerk W. U. Tel. Co , r. LtUldlrT
Wilson William J., vhoemaker Orln Jouea k Uu r
.')U9 Minna
Wilsou William L., woodmolder Miller k Baiulllui.
r. 611 Hayes
Wilson William M.. plasterer, r. 3018 garramento
Wileon William O., r. 717 Broadway
Wilson William P.. clerk audltliiK dept Well* Fan; ■
& Co., r. 1516 Geary
Wilson William W,, salesman The Dancruft Co. r ■«
Hill
Wilson W. L. Mrs., teacher music, r. 611 Uayea
Wilson W. P., r. Old Poo)p1m-i. Home
WILSON & BROTHER ,o.-or..
K. itiKl Wilbur I mil nil furl iirrr* ■iid
dealiTH (lour*, window blind*, rlr.,
lS-i.i Druinm
Wilson <& Carr (Hugh B. Wllnon and Frank D.
Carr) real estate agents. Is post
Wilson J: McKeuzle (Charles Wllnon and John Mc-
Eenziel carpenters, 418^ Ijirkin
Wilsou.^ Smith (Christian Wiiroq and Hana M
Smith I coffee saloon. 204 Bush
Wilson Oi Troatt (J. N. K. Wllaon and Jamra
M. Troutt) attorneys at law, 508 Callforula. tuuma
39-41
Wilson & Wilson (Samuel M., Ruaaell J., aod
Mountford S. Wilson) attumeya at law, JSn Hau-
soiiie
1^ Wilson. See Willson
Wilton Ephraim F., tailor, r. 1315 Golden GaU At
Wilton John (Wilton Ai Cortelyoul r. Iul:i Hayes
Wilton Thomas H.. photographer. 1513 Folaom
Wilton Walter, steward, r. .\orth Pa. Irtc Hot.-l
Wilton William H.. engineer, r. IIW ValleJ.>. roar
WilKrn *Cort<lyou (John Wilton ami P.ter I,. C.>r-
telyou) dairy produce, 23-24 California Mark* I
Wilz John, fruits and vegetables, 545 Fourth, r. 499
Braunan
Wilz Theodore H., compositor Bulletin, r. 1204 Gosr-
rero I
Wllzinski Bertha Mrs , r. 284 Minna
Wilzlnsky Tobias, r. 217 Goldeu <» .to Av
Wimiuer Andrew, barber Stephen Brown, r. T769 Mis-
sion
Wimnier George W.. machinist Union Iron Works, r ,
W s Iowa bet Solano and Uulte |
Wlmraer Jacob uilor, 13 H KouHh. r. OTO Jsrksoo
Wimiiier Julia Mrs.. lallor.-«», r. ViO Jacksoo
Wiiumer May Miss. r. 80«. Hyde
Winadeckcr George <'., r. ^li* t'icmrntlna
Wii.»ll Steuart A., blacksmlili, 41J Thirl, r. I
iture lo.. r. 312 Hermann
Wlnans Charles A, manager Paelfle Horo<»opslhlo
Pharmacy, HW cor tJr»nl At and Geary, r. l*sU-
in)
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IN THK
KXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
-AT ILO^WEST I^.A-TES-
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WINANS JOHN C.
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Winuiio' AiUl-liirrii.l»kli
aol Montir"'"'''"!'' room 1,
I UNO, r. Han Mnlro
Wlnans Joseph W. Jr. ..tlTnry at law. r. 91» CIsy
Wlnans J. W. Mrs., wl.l.iw. r. f2fl Clay
Wlnans Mllle K. Ml", r. OTrt Clay
Wlnans .M.. r. ft.1i I'aylor
Wlnnni it llelknitp I I>arld P. »*1knsp( sUonisy*
atlaw, 405Monlgomrry, r«oro.l»-l» . ^ ^ ...
Winaut Charles P , oyslermsn M. B. MerMbsa, r. 101
WInant Frederick, clerk, r. \m Wb«
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Afgent, i
510 California, Street.,
WIN
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W. W. Montague Sc Co.
Importers and Dealers In
ENaLISH AND AMERICAN
CncnuHtlc, Ulitzefl anci riuiii.
809. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Wlnant J. S. Mrs., r. 967 Howard
Wluant Peter O., oysterman George Mayee & Co., r.
805 3« Howard
■Winant S. Mrs., widow, r. 1223 Pine
Winherg Gustav T., seaman, r. 425 East
Winblad John, seaman, r. 18(10 Diipont
Winch Frederick C, druRgist, r. 1H27 Market
Winch Joseph D., seamHU, r. (itiS Mission
Winch Walter, jeweler. 1916 Market, r. 23 Guerrero
Winchell Annie M. Mrs., r. 1 Ewer PI
Winchell George, machinist, r. Java nr Platte
Winchell Gustave. cl6rk, r. 1709 Webster
Winchell Nellie, widow, r. 330 Miuna
Winchester Curtis, painter, r. 4-'2M Fulton
Winchester Ezra H. (Main & Winchester) r. Ports-
mouth, N. H.
Winchester House, John Pooley proprietor, 44
Third
Winchester John, salesman, r. 114 Liberty
Winchester John P., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
St. Helena, Cal.
TVincliester Repeating Arms Co., Edward B.
Rambo manager, 418-420 Market
Winck Jacob, cooper, r. 227 Harrison
Winckelman Henry, zlncographerMacCabeLitho.and
Engraving Co., r. 38 Morris Av
Winckelman H. J., r. 22 Bluxome
Winckler Catherine, widow, r. 2108 Hyde
Winckler W. C, land agent, r. 623 Commercial
Winckler William, clerk, r. 9 Pfelflfer
t^' Winckler. See Winkler
WINDEL H. & CO. ,H,„rt
Windel) farnitnre storage, advances
made on furniture, pianos, etc., 310
Stockton
Windel Henri (H. Windel & Co.) r. 310 Stockton
Windele Edwin, physician, 30 Post, r. 13 ' Tenth
Wlndeler George, cooper, 249 King, r. 35 Zoe
Windeler Peter (F. Hillebrandt & Co.) r 2012 Folsom
Wlndeler W., brewer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2012 Fol-
• som
Windels August, jeweler Geo. 0. Shreve & Co., r. 609
Pine
Winders John R., compositor Alta
Windham Emma, widow, r. 25 Hyde
Windliaus Benard, wines and liquors, 600 McAl-
lister, r. 602 McAllister
Winding G. W., master mariner, r. 518 Geary
Wlndisch Francis G., cook, r. 922 Battery
Windmiller Daniel (M. & D. Windmlller) r. 104
Kearny
Windmiller Jacob, peddler, r. 303 Davis
Windmiller M. .& D. (Maurice and Daniel) man-
ufacturers fine furs. 124 Kearny
Windmiller Maurice (M. & D. Windmiller) r. 1423 Oak
Windrom Henry, bricklayer, r. 229 }« Eighth
Wlndrom Samuel, laborer Enterprise Foundry, r.
229 M Eighth
Windrow Christopher, butcher Johnson & Son, r. NW
cor Railroad Avand Falkland
Windrow E. Mrs., r. 741 Natoma
Windrow John (Windrow & Robinson) and assistant
foreman Engine No. 13, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Windrow Joseph, copyist, r. 3002 Mission
Windrow Richard, extraman Engine No. 13, r.SW cor
Mission and Twenty-sixth
Windrow & Robinson (John Windrow and John Rob-
inson) liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
W^indsor Hotel, James Gilleran proprietor, 905
Market
a^' Windsor. See Winsor
Wlndt Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
Windt Morris, p-optr Enple Tannery, r. E s San Bruno
Road bet Colusa and Yuba
Wine Harry, compositor Chronicle, r. 614 Bush
Wine House Tlie, Radovlch & Uhrlandt proprie-
tors, 306 Kearny
Wineburg Barnard, barber, r. 427 Stevenson, rear
Wlnecup George, cigarmaker, r. 1205 Stockton
Wined C. H., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1223)4 Sacra-
mento
Wlnehill Gustav, glovemaker, r. 1709 Webster
Wines Charles B., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. Oakland
Wines Charles L., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. Oakland
Wines Elsie, widow, r. 17 Stockton PI
Wiufeltor J., musician, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Winiield Andrew, r. 618 Third
Wing Archie, clerk, r. cor Fulton and Baker
Wing I. P., shaper hand 8. F. Planing Mill, r. 1021 Jj
Market
Wing Nicholas, newsdealer Grand Hotel, r. 705 Oak
Wing N. J., with S. E. Slade & Co., r. Oakland
Wing Stephen, capitalist, r. 19 Liberty
Wing Wallace, contractor, r. cor Fulton and Baker
Wing William, drayman Wetmore Bros., r. 1006
Powell
Wing William, helper U. S. Mint, r. 100'^ Second
Wing William H. (William H. Wing & Co.) r. East
Berkeley
Wing William H. & Co. (William H. Wing and John
C. Waller) last mnfrs, NE cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Wingard Adam, mining, r. 1415 Washington
Wingate John, r. 52 Second
Wingate John D., stock clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r.
11 Monroe
Wingate's Express, 303 East
Wingerter Charles J., capitalist, r. 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Edward P., teacher music, r. 2714 Sacra-
mento
Wingerter Herma i, drayman Hammer, Leist & Co., r.
606 Filbert
Wingerter Jacob, expressman, NW cor Bush and Du-
pont, r. Oakland
Wlngfleld Maria Mrs., r. 516 Filbert
Winke Fred., porter C. O. Swanherg, r. 319 Minna
Winkelman Fred. H., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 601 Hayes
Winkelman Henry, r. 601 Hayes
Winkelman Henry, r. 915 Montgomery
Winkelman Louis C, watchmaker, 512 Montgomery,
r. 521 Oak
Winkelman Paul, collector, r. 140 Twelfth
Winkelman W. D. clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. 601
Hayes
Winkle Brothers (Henry Jr. and William) bakery,
SE cor Vallejo and B_ttery
Winkle Henry Jr. (Winkle Bros.) r. SE cor Vallejo
and BHttery
Winkle William (Winkle Bros.) r. SE cor Vallejo
and Battery
Winkler Charles, r. 25 Third
Winkler Charles, r. 1517 Dupont
Winkler Charles, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co , r.
637 Broadway
Winkler Edward, pianomaker, r. Park nr Andover
Av, Holly Park
Winkler Frederick F., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Mnfg Co., r. 730 Church
Winkler George, teamster A. Waldenmeier & Co.,
r. NW cor Paraguay and Railroad Av
Winkler Henry, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1517 Dupont
Winkler Henry, pianomaker John Bergstrom, r.
Holly Park
Winkler Henry C, groceries, 1100 Union
Winkler J. M. Rev., pastor St. Johannes B-M. Kirche
Winkler Julius, liquor saloon, cor Howard and New
Montgomery, r. 623 Howard
8^ Winkler. See Winckler
Winkley Philip W., teamster, r. 19 Page
LOWEST PEIOES.
PIU£ GOODS.
LAEGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
M.*RIiET ST.. COR- THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
flPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uas^n^t^n st 1 Prodncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
WIN
Winks J. W.. salesman Raphael Weill b Co
Sevf-nth
Winn AbelT., taacher Boys' High School, r. 230 Her-
mann
Winn Charlm. teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery
Winn C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 15^2 Polk
Winn Frank L., second lieutenant Co. K., Ist Infan.
try. V. S. A., AnKel Island
Winn Horatio S., Great Chief of Records, Improved
Order Red Men, r. 1325 Octavia
Winn Richard, cabinetmaker, r. 47 )i Rltch
Wiun Samuel, boarding, ^98 Front
Wiun Thomas, solicitor Examiner, r. 1515 Polk
Winn Thomas J., tailor, 7 Eddy
Winn W. F., r. 323 Tehama
Winn William H., expressman, 1016 Market, r. W s
Vermont nr Yolo
t^ Winn. See Wynn and Wynne
Winning Edward S , engineer, r. 924 Broadway
Winning James, agent Contra Costa Laundry Assn,
17 Broadway, r. 924 Broadway
Wlnsette Charles C, gripman Market St. RR., r. 1658
Hayes
Winship E. Mrs., widow, r. 2503 J4 Howard
Wiuship George C, r. 121 S venth
Winship Harriet M., widow, seamstress, r. 2503>j
Howard
Winship Jefferson, marine engineer, r. i Brady
IWinslow Cliauiicey R., agent Boston Rubber
Shoe Co., 15 First, r. 600 Sutter
Winslow Christopher J., r. 423 Harrison
Wlnslow Edward N.. bookkeeper Ship Owners and
Merchants' Tugboat Co.. r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Elizabeth, widow, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow George, bill poster, r. 1611 Leavenworth
Winslow James, liquor saloon, 314 Third, r. 618
Seventeenth
Winslow James N. Mrs., r. 1010 Fillmore
Winslow John H., engineer, r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Martin, inspector Custom House, r. 205
Turk
Winslow Peter, laborer, r. 71 Tehama
Wiuslow R. M.. r. 1408 Van Ness
Winslow Thomas J., printer William M. Hlnton &
Co., r. 423 Harrison
Winslow Wilhelmina. widow, r. 24 Stanly PI
WiuKlow William, r. 913 Valencia
Winslow William, laborer Pac. Iron Works
Winslow William H., r. 24 Stanly PI
Winson Albert, laborer Cal. Wire Works
Winsor Alice, domestic 714 Trrat Av
Winstauley Clement, topograpbicnl apsistant Engi-
gins-er's OfiSce, U. S A., r. W s Devisadero bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Winstedt Minnie, housekeeper, r. 2831 Folsom
Winston Emmet C. livestock dealer, r. 554 Steyenson
Winston L. B., r. 405 Geary
Wintelir George, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 728
Broadway, rear
Winteu W., waiter, r. 512 Bush
Winter A. C, barber Henry Sommers, r. 1234 Dupont
Winter Adeline, r. 710 Capp
Winter Christian, r. 234 Clipper
Winter Charles, barber, r.NW cor Vallejo and Dupont
Winter Charles house painter, r. 417 Montgomery
WInier Charles, seaman, r. 153 Silver
S'inter Frederick, butcher, r. 10 Natoma
Winter Frederick, r. Yolo nr Mississippi
Winter H.. j-ardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Winter Henry (Winter & Wollstadtl r. 29 Tenth
Winter Henry, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Winter James H.. druggist, E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
Winter James W., dentist, 206 Kearny, r. 1014 Twenty-
nrst
Winter John, teamster, r. 662 Natoma
Winter John F., liquor saloon, NW cor Filbert and
Montgomery Av, r. 614 Montgomery Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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MOST NEWS!
«OST GIRCULATIOH ! MOST ADYERTISEWINTS :
IWJIER & REY {TYPE, PEESSES : ■
I & J, mm & CO,
DRAPERIES.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURNISHED.
641^ to 647 MAEZET STREET.
winter John H.. Kr "Tlrii and llnuora. NW r
Haiglit and Stelner. r. ;ii)J 8trlD«T
Winter JoKeph. bookkfeprr. r. K0.1 P.rlflc
Winter Joseph, fisherniiu. r. WW Hanaoms
Winter Jiiseph T, Bheet Iron wurkrr J. C. Lawmii r
;«0 Twenty-ninth
Winter Kasten, liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
and EhHt, r. 2MH Mason
Winter Louis P.. carpenter, r. 1821 Polk
Winter I-lovd. artist, r. 417 MonlRomfry
Winter Louis, expressman. 8E cor Pine and Kmiht
r. Sl.-i Tweut.velKbth
Winter Moritz (Winter A: Felalng) r 2M.19 Howard
Winter Owen, varnishmaker. r. U EldrldB*
Winter Patrick D., proptr Cal. Varulali Works, r. W •
Utah bet Center and El Dorado
Winter Philips, barber C. Lu'IwIk. r. 1232 Dopont
W'inter Robert. artl>t, 417 MontKom^ry
Winter Samuel H., salesman Lowenb«ra * Co.. r. 40«
Turk
Winter Solomon, tailor, r. 443 JoKsle
Winter Thomas P., cashier Kohler k CbaM, r. Ala.
meda
Winter Washington G., dentist. 20« Kearny, r. 1014
Twenty.flrst
Winter William, clerk, r. 417 Montgomery
Winter William, real estate, r. 710 Capp
Winter William C, clerk, r. 710 Capp
Winter i Felsiug (Morltr Winter and Frederick Kel-
sing) sausage factory. 37 Main
Winter & Wollstadt (Henry Winter and NIcolaua Well-
gtadt) sausage mnfrs, 29 Tenth
•^ Winter. See Winters
W'tnterberg Ad^lnh, porter Loewo Bros., r. 417 Po«t
Winterberg Gustave C, tailor Henry Planx. r. 181S
Turk
Winterberg Wolrad. physician. 602 Sutter
Wlnterbottom Gecrye. rlgarmnker, r. 480 Eighth
Winterbottoiu Henry, carpenter John Cook. r. BE cor
Hancock ami Noe
Wiuterl>ottom Orlando, rlgarmakor, 448 Seventh, r.
4.S0 Eighth
Winterbottoiu Orlando J., machiniiit Empire Foun-
dry, r. 4^0 Eighth
Winterboitom Sarah Mrs., folder Clothlntf Drpt l'. 8.
A., r. 480 Eighth
Winterburn Frank, i)rlnter Jos. Wlnterburn k Oo., r.
2009)4 Fillmore
Winterburn George F , printer Joa. Wlntrrburn * Co .
r. 1617 Gough
Wl t.rburn George H., corTe»p<in<lrnt p. 1«W 0<>u«b
Winterburn George W., r. JOnyH Fllliiiope
Winterburn J. Charles, clerk .£tua Ins. Co . r. 1«17 ,
Gough I
Winterburn Joa. <fk Ca. (lonrph WInterbupp
and William Hoffschneldcr) prlntrni and electro-
tvpers, 417 Clay
Winterburn Joseph |Jo». Winterburn k Co.) r. 1417
Gough
Wlnterfleld William, commercial traveler, r. OO* t^c
WInterlialter Wlldrlch. arohltect. 118 Pbelan Jlldir. r. '
14:)0 Golden Gale Av I
Wlnterrowd George. moUler NoUr * Walah. r. !»•«« i
Valencia |
Winters Alice Mrs., r. 411 Van Nr.a Av
Winters and Uklah BMlroad fo., Wlliard V. Ilanllnc.
ton secretary. NE cor Fourth and Town»«ia, I
room 4H I
Winters Annie, widow, r. 322 Srveolh
Winters Annie Mrs., r. 738 Harrlaon '
Wliit. rs Chnrles. pollaher. r. 2lUl Dolor** i
Winters Fronk W., drngglat. r. I&H E.ldy j
Winters Kre.l., l.ntchrr. 21 H «'•»•'•>•/ ""''"''"^ I
Winters II W., seaman, r North P.rlfl. Hotel I
Winters Herman, grocerlr. aii.l llnnnp*. W riKl»p»l ,
Winters Janies. tlreman H. F. Oa. IJaht Co.. r. Hlerra
nr Maryland I
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STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of
FRENCH RANGZS.
809, 811, 313, 316 and 317 MAEKET STKEET
Winters Jobii, porter, r. Folsom nr Twenty-seveuth
Wiuti-rs Joliu, printer, r. fi-O Ocary
Wiuters Louis, butcher, r. 208 Dolores
Winters Mamie, domestic ,'522 Golden Gate Av
Winters Michael, carrier Guide, r. 1512 Jones
Winters Patrick J... clerk McDonnell & Kroeger, r. 121
San >)oBe Av
Winters Philip, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Winters Stephen, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Winters Thomas E., contractor, r. 410)4 Page
8^" Winters. See Winter
W^interson Michael, expressman, SE cor Saneome and
Commercial, r. 2632 Sutter
Winteraon Patrick H., marbler Hicks & Judd, r. 2632
Sutter
Wintcrton John D. traveling salesman Martin Sachs
& Co., r. fil4 Powell
Winterton John U., r. 614 Powell
Winthrop Edward H., roofer, r. 1030 Clay
Wiuthrop House, Anna W. Patterson proptr, 681,Mis-
sion
■Wlntlirop O. W., superintendent Laurel Hill
Cemetery, r. 1913 Lyon
Winthrop W'iUiam, deputy Sheriff, r. 2 Myrtle Av
Wiutjeu Jacob G., clerk Bnltmanu Bros., r. NW cor
Howard and Twf-nty-sixth
Will ton Nelson W., city agent Mtna Insurance
Co. (of Hartford) 514 California, r. Oakland
Wlntringham Thomas, with Parrott & Co., r. San Ra-
fael
Wirsdale Henry, butcher stmr City of Sydney
Wirsing Charles H., packer Wiester & Co., r. 1413
Guerrero
Wirt Noyes S., attorney at law, 636 Clay
Wirth George (Pieperling & Wlrth) r. 1131 Union
Wirth Lizzie Miss, clerk B. Ploetner, r. 115 Oak
Wirtner A. Mrs., dressmaking, 134 Eddy
Wiitner Adolf, tailor, 134 Eddy
Wisbey William, wool carder, r. 724 Brannan
Wise Aaron, clerk P. Kent, r. 133 Octavia
Wise Alexander, clerk Julius Heyman, r. 1617 Pine
Wise Barzilla J., real estate agent, r. 923 O'Farrell
Wise Bertha, widow, r. 1617 Pine
Wise C. H., r.26 Eddy
Wise Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 637 Minna
Wise Charles, teamster, r. 314 Union, rear
Wise Charles, with L. G. Sresovich & Co.
Wise David, salesman Zeno Mauvais, r. 311 Octavia
Wise Edward, butcher P. Di Vecchio, r. 133 Octavia
Wise Frank, blacksmith Peter W. Cummins, r. 3251
Mission
Wise Frank J., pressman Chronicle, r. 917 Broadway
Wise Frederick, knitter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Wise George, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Wise George, paper carrier, r. 1024 Howard
Wise George H , calker. r. 1609 O'Farrell
Wise Hattie domestic 510 Geary
Wise Henry (Perkins & Wise) r. 928 Eddy
Wise H. P. Mrs., dressmaking, 2086 Market
Wise J. H., r. 26 Eddy
Wise John, coachman 1013 Pine
Wise John, carpenter, r. 1018 Howard
Wise John H. {Christy & Wise) State Harbor
Commissioner and president Commercial Ins.
Co., r 1409 Leavenworth
Wise John H , cook, r. 1419 Folson
Wise Julius, clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 317 Powell
Wise Lee C, clerk local fieight office S. P. Co.. r.
2910 Folsom
Wise Morris, agent, r. 12 Willows Av
Wise Morris, tailor, r. 133 Octavia
Wise Newton, assistant cashier Keane Bros., r. 1835
Market
Wise Peter, laborer, r. Prospect Av nr Coso, B. H.
Wise Robert, teamster De Lay Bros., r. 2130 Market
Wise Sigmund, expressman, r. 1119 Pierce
Wise Wallace A., law student Cope & Boyd, r. 928
Eddy
Wise Wallace C, salesman Fisher k Co., r. 832 Page
Wise Wilbur, assistant cashier Keane Bros., r. 1835
Market
Wise William, master mariner, r. 11 Clay
Wise William, salesman A. & E. Salmon, r. 1617 Pine
Wise William Q.. blacksmith W. E. Shaw, r. 1711
Market
Wise William H., manager Wolff Fleisher, r. 1024
Howard
i^" Wise. See Weis, Weise, Weiss and Wiese
Wiseman Alfred, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
1023 Vermont
Wlsemiin Herbert, spinner 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
1023 Vermont
Wiseman J., seaman stmr Acapulco
Wiseman Jacob, molder. r. 181 Jessie
Wiseman Jacob, yardman Pac. Rolling Mill
Wiseman James D., deputy County Clerk, r. 123
Twelfth
Wiseman J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1022)^ Larkin
Wiseman John, oculist. 843 Market, r. 4 62 Jessie
Wiseman John J., gastitter J. D.Welch, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman John J. Mrs., widow, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman L. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Sophie, widow, r. 916 Washington
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, r. Vermont bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Wiseman William E., waiter, r. 114 Fourth
Wisenaen Henry, bricklayer, v. 11 Middle
Wlsenden James, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 11 Mid-
dle
Wisewell Charles A., carrier Post Office, r. 1007 Val-
lejo
Wishman Daniel, seaman, r. 161 Perry
Wishman Henry, carpenter Palmer & Rey, r. 1221
Lombard
Wisker Frank, porter, r. 1432 Dolores
Wisler William J., shoefitter, r. 102 Minna
Wismer Cliristian, portrait artist, crayon and
water colors, 71 Flood Bldg. r. 2234 Post
Wismer Hother, teacher music, r. 2234 Post
Wismer J. S., seaman, r. 263 East
Wlsner A. H., waiter, r. 32 Fourth
Wissel Albert, accountant, 214 California, r. 904
Steiner
Wissel Albert Jr., bookkeeper Thomas Taylor & Co.,
r. 904 Steiner
Wissel August, provisions, SW cor Railroad Av and
Manitoba, r. W s Railroad Av nr Manitoba
Wissel Henry, laborer, r. 13 Clinton
Wisshubt George, bartender Ernst Maack
Wissig George, cook, r. 525 Union
Wissig Henry, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 6 An-
tonio
Wissing Frederick J., liquor saloon, 1057 Folsom, r.
1047 Folsom
Wissing Frederick W., woodcarver, r. Minot nr Cort-
land Av, E. H.
Wissing Henry A., cornicemaker, r. 192H Fourteenth
Wit>sing Peter, driver William Westerfeld, r. 1035
Market
Wissing William, butcher, r. Minot nr Cortland Av
Wissinger John W., contractor, r. 2301 Devisadero
Wissner Philip, laborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Twen^
ty-sixth
Wistman James, r. 715 Eddy
Wistrand Andrew, wood and coal, 1426 Howard
Wiswall William T., policeman, r. 1206 Market
Wiswell Edward S., painter Thomas Downing, r. 1410
Bush
Wiswell John, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 7 RauBch
Wiswell Sarah P., widow, r. 7 Rausch
Wiswell Thaddeus, clerk F. H. Green, r. 7 Vernon
PI
Witbeck H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 303 Eddy
Witham Charles B., grain broker, r. 233 Eleventh
Witham Charles H., sergeant police, r. 959 Mission
...AND..
UNDERWEAR
"THE HASTINGS"
LICK HOUSE BLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LION Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
'HE BANCROFT COMPANY
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MARKET
WIT
ST.: PRINTERS ANJ LITHOGRAPHERS
1235 WOH
Wlthsm Walter D. (Blake, Moffltt k Towne) r. 2503
Fillmore
, Wlthaiii William L. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 2506
Wa^-biuKton
[ VTitbed E., cook, r. llfi Berry
I VTither Kobert, stonemason, r. 413 Post
. Witherby Dauiel 8., broker, r. WIS FoUom
Wiiberell John, painter, r. S-U Folsom
With'Tell L. Sonora Miss, teacher elocution, r. 664
Mission
■W'lther.li Percy, inspector Pac. Bell Telephone Co..
r. t)64 Mission
■WitUerell Kobert P., with Pac. Electric Motor Co., r.
664 Mission
Witberell 8. Mrs., widow, r. 664 Mission
■WUherell W. Frank, with Pac. Bell Telephone Co., r.
664 Mission
Withers Albert E., teamster, r. 425 Clementina
Withers Marv, widow, r. 425 Clementina
Withiugtou Charles W., mechanic Sims & Morris, r.
11 12 Folsom
WitblnKton James R., cattledealer, r. 1017)4 Twenty-
second
Witbiugton Sumner, clerk, r. 1112 Folsom
Witbrow I. N. & Co. (Isaac N. Withrow and H. L.
Pendleton) boots and shoes, 148 Ninth
Witbrow Isaac N. (I. N. Withrow * Co.) r. 150 Ninth
Witbrow K. H. Mrs., widow, r. 925 Pine
Witkowsky Nathan, bartender, r. 306 Tenth
Witmer George Jr.. lithographer Schmidt Label and
Lliho Co., r. 315 Lombard
Witt Adolph H., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 28 Geary
Witt Behrend, liquor saloon, 10u7 Battery
Witt Charles, bartender, r. I(i07 Battery
Witt Frederick G., silversmith Geo. C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 28 Laurel Av
i Witt Harry, salesman Pinkiert's Grand Bazaar, r. 1206
Market
Witt Henry, fruits and produce. 721 Laguna
' Witt Henry B., entry clerk The Bancroft Co., r. Oak-
laud
) Witt Johannes, fruits and vegetables, 9-10 and 20
Bay City Market, r. 25 Elgin Park Av
[ Witt John, cook, r. 220 Pacific
J Witt -Joseph, r. 127 Morris Av
1 Witt .Ju ius (Witt & Pursch) r. New York
I Witt Julius, driver George Goeppert & Co., r. NE cor
Franklin and McAllister
Witt Theodore H., bookkeeper Stange & Jaenlcke, r.
417 Bush
Witt & Pursch {Julius Witt and Frank Pursch) mnfrs
clothing, 111 Battery
Wittach Alphonso, Kteward. r. 320 Drumm
Wittcke Peter B., baker, r. 19 Hiuckley
Witte Charles, groceries, liquors, boarding and lodg-
ing, W s Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta
Witte Charles Jr., ironworker, r. W s Georgia bet
Sierra and Shasta
Wittfl Herman D.. barber and baths, 230 Sutter, r. 418
Powell
f Witte J. H., clerk J. G. Paull. r. .^30 Greenwich
Wittenberg Adolph, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1436
Mission
Wittenberg David, peddler, r. 826 Howard
Wittenberg Hermann H., clerk, r. SW cor Geary and
Steiner
Witteiiberger Hvman. shoemaker, r. 18 Garden
Wittteld Arnold, shoemaker, 323 Twenty ninth
Wittteld P. ter, varnisher Frledrichs & Gercke, r. 323
Twenty-ninth
Witti^en-teln Julia Mrs., r. 36 Ellis
Wittha.k Frederick, driver S. F. Soda Water Works,
r. 118 Vindewater
Witticb T. K., teacher music, r 213 Jones
WIttki Charles, seaman, r. 922 Battery
Wittkopp Cornelius, expressman, r. 4 Grant Alley
Wittkopp Henry, cooper John H. Holden, r. 531 Mis-
sion
IN THE
EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
IMroiiri i;« AM. i.r v; ru. is
LACE CUETAINSJ
641. 643, 645 and 547 MARKET STREET.
WitfUnd William (Wltlland k Fredr«ck«oiii r. mo
Jackson
Wittlaml William J., bonkkf-f-per Grmn(«ra' B«nk of
C«lif..rnla. r. 1210 Ja.knon
Wiltland «<lf Pr«drlrk«on (Wllll.m WiitUn 1
and Fred, rick C. KrMrickaonI frulU and pr-lu. ^
j coiniuiKsion 324 Uavlii
Wittmaack Charles. J^wel.-r. r. 48 Oak
j Wittmaack t'erllnand (Wlttmt»ck * Vook) r s'.v r
' Grove and Wi-biit. r
I Wittmaack k Vock (Fenllnand Wlttm.aek and Hlm-n
I Vock) groceries and llqiiom, 41 Fourth and HW
cor Grove and Wehiiter
WIttman George, policeman, r. .VH Brwlerlck
; WIttman Theodore, siockhnkor, r Till Ttylor
: Wittrnan William (>.. pre.Hdinan. r. :W H Trhama
I 1^" WIttman. See vVhitinaiin and Wldman
Witlmeier lohu G.. liquor luiloon, 513 l'»<-in<-
: Wittmer Jacob, clerk Fechhelmer. O^odklod k Co.
' r. 1146 Sutter
I Wittner Jacob, clerk Charles L'-vy. r. 657 Mlon»
; Wittorff John, tanner Ea«le Tannery, r Oakland
Wittrain Charles, attorney at law, 224 MuDtKomery, r.
9(15 Market
Wittraiu Frederick, r. 2319 CallfTnla
Witts William, pU«terer and conirirtor, r 39 Jfloth
Witz Fredrick E.. npholst-rer. r. 114 Olive At
Wiiz John K., printer, r. 114 Olive Av
Witz Richard, plumber LjuIh Hufachmldt k Bro., r.
5 Laussat
Witzel OiiKtave (Meyer, Marshall k Co.) and «iT>c«r1e«
and liquors, NW cor Davis and PadAc, r. lOi Pa-
cific
Witzel John F. (Witzel * Baker) r. 906 Gr»>enwlrh
Witzel <!k Bnker (Jnhn F. Witzel and Chtrle. F
Baker) C'lminisHlon iii^'rchaotii and wholesale pro-
visions. 3211-32 2 BattTV
Witz-man Hall, clerk Whit* It NowUn,r. 204 Flllmor-
Witzemann John, butcher, r. ;«J Clay
Witzeraann W. F Mr». (Witzemann * SUIger) r. V.I
Howard
Witzemann fc St^lger (Mr». W. F. WItzomann and
Jacb J. Stalger) butchem. 417 F-Mt
WUom George E.. r. 2407 Howarl
WiX'im JeHse C., carpenter, r. .'^ W Fifteenth
WobberEnest \.. gro.-erlen and liquora. sRrorMl.-
hlon and Tblrtennth
Wobber Henry, liquor saloon, 409 »« Griry. r. 20 Met-
calfe PI
Wobber Herman, r. 92« Fol«om
W.ibber Pet r, laborer, r. 5 Prenton PI
Wobber William, liquor sabxin. 8W cor Stooklon
and O'KMrrell r. 21^ Maaon
Woebke Hans, cook, r. SW cor Krarny tod Montgom-
ery Av
Woebke John, grocerlos xnd Ilqnn'«. l.Ml Keotaeky
Woehner llenrv. confootlnnpr, r. «.H Minna
Woelfel Hiiii" B.. watchmaker, tW II«yoi
WoeltJB Henrv, miner r 22<> Paclflo
W..enKle \. M . r. I6>n Gesry
Woenne Emtl (Hofmann * W.H.nnK| T. 1HI7 M*rk*«
Wi.erlein F., laborer B. Pnyfua » C<> . T Hi Hlith
Woeriier Ad.ilph. .-.Kjper. r ■--• ■•* \V,.l,(„ I .»
Wowrner D.tvl«l, cimiwr .
and llqiiT Imrr.la. win.
Main anil ll»rrl».iM. r
Woerner Ouiitav, cooprr, r
Woerner Herman, eu,(r»vrr nal
OFarrell
07" Woerner See Werner
Woerz Albert, barber. Mi»l K-*"'
Woerz Gottlieb H . Il'iuor ..
Woeat (?bnrlML ( Wo«'»l A I
Wii.Ht lohn P.. poilorman r
WoeKt.*c nail (OharlraL. »...-i
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Brass and Nickel Plated
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FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Triinininf^B
a Specialty.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
WohUnder Andrew J., tailor, 417 Mason, r. rear
Wohlander CharleB, patternmaker, r. 816 Jeseie
Wohlander Frederick, brass finisher, r. 816 Jessie
Wohler A. Mrs., widow, r. 192« Sacramento
Wohler Catherine, widow, r. 446 Tehama
IVoIilertFolin, groceries and liquors, 1428 Powell,
r. 743 Vallejo
W'olilers Albert, teamster, r. 338 Kitch
Wohlers Arnold, laborer N. Ohlaudt & Co.
Wohlers Henry, trunkmaker, r. 338 Bitch
Wohlers .Johannes, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht
Wohlers John, tanner, r. 236 Twent,v-eighth
Wohlers Richard, teamster, r. 338 Ritch
Wohlfahrt Karl, tanner Eagle Tannery, r. Tanner's
Home
Wohlfield Louisa, widow, r. 1013)^ Folsom
Wohike Frederick W. (Wohlbe & Stoer) r. 35 Eleventh
Wohlke S. A. Mrs., proprietor Park House, cor
Fulton and Stanyau
Wohlke & Stoer (Frederick W. Wohlke and George
Stoer) pork and provision packers, 1-5 S. F.
Market
Wohlken A., brewer, r. 307 Francisco
Wohlsen W., brewer, r. 2209 Powell
Wohlstein William F., ornamental plasteret Kellett
* McMnrray, r. 303 Ninth ^
Wohltman Henry, teamster, r. 1133 Harrison, rear
Wohlfmann John, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 804
Sixteenth
Wohltmann Louis, truckman, r. 426 Brannan
Wohn Frederick, engraver Galloway Litho Co., r. 720
Bryant
Wohn John, tanner C. Hellwig, r. 1225 Turk
Wohn John, woodcarver Fuchs & Enler, r. 720 Bryant
Wohn Wendel, carpenter, r. 906 Jackson
Woisin Frederick, bartender F. A. Freese, r. 730
Market
Woje Henrietta, bakery, 2738J^ California
Wolangiewiez Michael, r. 530 Sixth
Wolcott Charles P.. Custom House broker, 518 Bat-
tery, r. 939 Golden Gate Av
Wolcott Fred, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Oakland
Wolcott Richard J., teamster, r. 340 Ritch
Wolcott Thomas, caipenter, r. 318 Minna
OS" Wolcott. See Walcott
Wolf Aaron, proptr Llndell House, 202 Sixth
Wolf Aaron, real estate agent, r. 403 Ellis
WOLF ABRAHAM ins«ra„ce
agent and coal dealer, 444 California,
r. 710 Grove
Wolf Abraham, upholsterer, 2r06 Polk
Wolf Alexander, whltener John Bolger, r. 6 Golden
Gate Av, rear
Wolf Alice Miss, stenographer Anglo-Nevada Assur-
ance Corporation, r. 1707 Geary
Wolf Annette, widow, r. 1707 Geary
Wolf Annie Mrs., laundress, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Wolf Annie M. Miss, stenographer McKoon & Towle,
r. cor Solano and DeHaro
Wolf August (Wolf, Braas & Valentin) r. Alameda
Wolf Bertha, widow, r. 534 Hayes
Wolf, Braas & Valentin (August Wolf. Peter
Braas and Wilhelm Valentin) furniture manu-
facturers, 213 Mission
Wolf, Brown & Co. (John W. and William H. Wolf
and Ralph Brown) produce commission mer-
chants, 321 Davis
Wolf Charles, salesman, and assistant foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 4, r. 1214 Pacific
Wolf Charles, restaurant, inS Sixth
Wolf Charles H., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1514 Bu-
chanan
Wolf David, r. 1013 Buchanan
Wolf Edward, clerk H. Wolf & Bro...r. 646}^ Natoma
Wolf Edward A., clerk C. L. Barrington, r. 2006 Polk
Wolf Emil C, salesman, r. 429 Franklin
Wolf F. A. H., r. 521 Minna
Wolf Floreiicfl S. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary
School r. 1707 Geary
Wolf Frederick, framemaker, r. 1312 Larkln
Wolf Frederick, porter, r. 272)4 Brannan
Wolf Frederick Jr., bellboy Pacific Club, r. 1312 Lar-
kin
Wolf George E., bookkeeper Wolf, Brown & Co., r.
cor Solano and De Hato
Wolf Gustav, baker, r. 763 Howard
Wolf GuBtave, with John Wolf & Co., r. NE cor Sac-
raiueiito and Taylor
Wolf H. >t Brother (Hyman & Isaac) boots and shoes.
206-208 Sixth
Wolf Hannah, widow, r. 429 Franklin
Wolf Harry, laborer 8. F. Stove Works, r. 637 Third
Wolf Henry (Henry Wolf & Co.) r 1100 Taylor
Wolf Henry, clerk Weil, Baer & Co., r. 1013 Buchanan
Wolf Henry, painter, r. Ahlborn House
Wolf Henry & Co. (Henry and John Wolf) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Sacramento and Taylor
Wolf Hermann, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r.
519 Golden Gate Av
Wolf Holder, jobber auction dry goods, 202 Bush, r.
538 Jessie
Wolf Hyman (H. Wolf & Bro.) r. 1422 Howard"
Wolf Hyman, salesman, r. 429 Franklin
Wolf Isaac (H. Wolf & Bro.) r. 8 Hyde
Wolf Jacob, r. 820 O'Parrell
Wolf Jacob, cigarmaker, r. 434 Natoma
Wolf Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Union
Wolf Jacob W., with Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1824 Bush
Wolf James, bookkeeper, r. 21 Fulton
Wolf James, traveling salesman Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 8 Birch Av
Wolf John, baker, r. 279 Stevenson
Wolf John, shoemaker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Wolf John r John Wolf & Co. and Henry Wolf & Co.>
r. 1100 Taylor
Wolf John & Co. (John Wolf) wholesale liquors. 410-
412 Clay
Wolf John A., tailor, 335 Bush, r. 313 Oak
Wolf John C, with Burr & Sandsten, r. 429 Franklin
Wolf John W. (Wolf, Brown & Co.) r. cor Solano and
De Haro
Wolf Joseph, r. 54 Louisa
Wolf Joseph, dishwasher, r. 411 Pacific
Wolf Joseph, expressman, r. 258 Perry
Wolf Joseph, laborer, r. 225 Green
WOJj-C JObJjJrJci manufacturer
trusses, 507 Kearny, r. 1309 Leaven-
wo r til
Wolf Joseph Jr., student, r. 1309 Leavenworth
Wolf Julius, glove and feather dyer. 8U8 Howard
Wolf Julius L., salesman E. Baas & Co., r. 710 Grove
Wolf Julius L., bookkeeper Kahu Bros., Bine & Co.,
r. 17o7 Geary
Wolf L. C, tailor, r. 1415 Scott
Wolf L. E. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. cor Solano and DeHaro
Wolf Louis, printer, r. 435^ Minna
Wolf Louis C, salesman, r. 429 Franklin
Wolf Louisa Mrs., r. 2611 Post
Wolf Mathias, tanner M. F. Dolan, r. 26 Twenty-third
Wolf Max, tailor, 606 Post
Wolf Max, with Philip Wolf & Co., r. 710 Grove
Wolf Michael, cellarman O. Fauss & Co., r. 2301 Mis-
sion
Wolf Morris, tailor, 1802 Bush, r. 1824 Bush
Wolf Morris P. (Wolf & Frank) r. 906 Ellis
Wolf Myer Mrs., widow, r. 220 Fulton
Wolf O., porter, r. 117 William
Wolf Peter, tinsmith, r. 1312 Larkin
Wolf Philip (Philip Wolf k Co.) r. 1717 Washington
Wolf Philip & Co. (Philip Wolf) shipping and com-
mission mei chant. 3(14 Battery
Wolf Ray Miss. r. 429 Franklin
Wolf Rebecca Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 925 )i Natoma
BEAMrSlPS
SHIRTS
MARKFT ST.. tfOR. TIIHRI>
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Firtures.
3? Met SI
IRPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uash^n^t^nst; Producers ol flNE MLE WUES
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Wolf Reuben A., Rlasaciitter John Msllon. r. 1312
Larkin
Wolf RoBalie, widow, r. 15.'0 Webster
, Wolf Samuel, tailor, 41t> Folbom
. Wolf Siuiou, r. loOa Scott
Wolf Siuioti, telfgrapher operator, r. 20O6 Polk
Wolf Walter J., clerk Cleiueut Beunctt, r. 710 Grove
Wolf WilllMiu. real estati', r. iO:J Ellis
Wi)lf WilliHiu, seamaD, r. 451 SteveuHon
Wolf William H. (Wolf, Brown k Co.) r. cor Solano
and DeHaro
Wolf William J., clerk r. 710 Grove
WOLF & FRANK ..lorr., p.
Wolf and Mark K. Frunkl nien's furn-
isliiiii; g'oods, etc., 23^ Kearny
Pff- Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolff, Woolf and Wulff
Wolfarth Margareta, widow, r. 1322 Pacific
Wolfarth William, laborer, r. 270 First
Wolfe Abraham, barber Jesus Navarro, r. 419 Union
Wolfe Abraham, drygoods, 902 Dupont, r. 1427)4
Pln«
Wolfe Abraham, saleaman D. Samuels, r. 919 Oak
Wolfe Blanchard H., portrait artist, r. 520 Noe
Wolfe David, japanuer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 419
Union
Wolfe Uavld, sign cleaner, r. 4 Chatham PI
Wolfe Edward, plumber and gaeliUer, 034 Geary, p.
1929 Geary
Wolfe Edward I., clerk, r. 1408 Ellis
Wolfe Elmer A., clerk, r. 5:^6 Twenty-third
Wolfe G*-orge H., manager California Architect
and Buildiug News, 240 Montgomery, r. 1506 Cal-
ifornia
Wolfe H. A., restaurant, 2723 Sutter, r. 2f>ll Post
Wolfe James E., architect, anl editor California
Architect wnd Building News, 240 Montgomery, r.
1019Twenty-fir^t
Wolfe Lena Mrs., r 23 Hermann
Wolfe Leslie B., artisr, r. .520 Castro
Wolfe Morris, commercial traveler, r. 1929 Geary
Wolfe Moses H., jobber dry and fancy goods, 105 Bat-
tery, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
i Wolfe Nathan, r. 518 Ellis
I Wolfe William, salesman Newman & Levinson. r. 1903
Bush
»■ Wolfe. See Wolff, Wolf and Wulff
Wollel .John, baker, r. 763 Howard
Wolfen Alexanrier, student, r. 2108 Sutter
Wolfen Max (Max Wolfen & Co.) r. 211(8 Sutter
Wolfen Max & Co. (Max Wolfenl commission mer-
(•h8ut-<, SW cor Davis and Washington
Wolfeiiden Andrew, salesman Commercial Tea Im-
porting Co.. r. 1126 Market
Wolfender Martin, adjuster Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
^lachineCo., r. 275 Stevenson
Woltert Charles, cook, r. 1 Howard
Wolfi rt William, cooper, r. 1 Howard
Wolfes Carrie, widow, r. 714 McAllister
Woltl .\aron, dravman Kn'.lman, Salz & Co., 416 Fell
Woltr Arnold, with Haas Bros., r. 117 Williams
Wolff August, bookbinder, 2.32 Post
Wolff August, fish dealer, r. 2.513 Larkin
Wolff Charles, carpenter, r. 555 .Jessie
Wolff Cliarhs, chicken ranch. Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
Woltt Charles, rectifier, r. 216)^ Langton
Wolff Charles F., clerk F. Conrades, r. 451 Stevenson
Wolff Claus, r. cor Naples and Persia Avs, Excelsior
Homestead
Wolff Constant, laundryman, r. 715 Broadway
. Wolff Ernest, engineer, r. St. Thomas bet Platte and
Yazoo
Wolff Ellas, r. Ocean View
Wolff Felicle Mine., French laundry. 715 Broadway
Wolff Frederi(^k, type caster, r. 14 .Tansen
Wolff Frederick, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 106 Jessie
W, & J, SLOAII[ & CO,
SASH CURTAINS i
In all the Latest SIlkIps ol Coloring. '^
641 to 647 MARKET STREET. >
Wolff (Jeorge, bookkeeper K. O. Lvona * Oo. r TQi ' 3
Lombard ! W
Wolff George, cutter Oordan the Tailor, r. Ma)* M».
w„in>
chii iitN
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tl(|iie, for<ltrn
4I« Hevvnlh,
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
I Trrolon
r. r 1107 Tf«l A»
Brhmldl Ub*) %md
Wolflnger NIoholaa. molder r. 11
Wolflng^r William P., planoniak
Wolford Frank 1.. llth'-griphrr
Mlho Co.. r :«)7 I^ombarl
W.ilford Hnninel. i>n«ti.rrr. r .Hi. I.<.ml.anl
WoUKklll JoHle B. MIM. r, IIO« M.rkrI
WolfKohn Henry, r. MSi Kill" ,,..,.„,
WolfH.-hn .lamrn.Mlr.man rtlP«frl»cl * llran.l
r. l.MHUro.lerl.K
WolkJohn. tailor, r. IiWH raclflo
Wolfcan Kredf rick, ina.UlnlH i lot k M««»^
toiua
j Wolff Qeorge A., hel|>er Cal. Electric Light Co.. r
I 2.'il3 Larkin
Wolff George W., waman. r. Ml Davla
Wolff Giistav. aaaistant booklie«p«r WhIU'a Uoodrr
r. 205 Fell ''
Wolff GusUv, haker, r. 1924 Howard
Wolff Gustav. foreman Wm. Oercki>. r. fti^H Xatama
Wolff Harris, inatzo baker, r 43 FuUon
Wolff Harry, seaman, r. North Paclllr H<it«l
Wolff Henry, cigarmaker. r. It Janaen
Wolff Henry, watch uiaterlali, etc., liO Satl«r. r. ISM
Post
Wolff Hugo, bookkeeper Sacbi Broe. k Co., r. 1433
Post
Wolff Isadore, druggist J. Baptiato Lefevre, r «M
McAllister
Wolff J., upholsterer, C20 Lagnna
Wolff Jacob, Bhoemaket. 615 Montgomery At, r 70S
Lombard
Wolff Johanna, widow, r. 1421 Pont
Wolff James, woodturner, r. 6 Waablngton Av
Wolff Joseph, plumber, r. 14 Jan«eD
Woltr Julius, dairy, r. Paris nr Mlaalon Itoad. ZtcrU
sior Homestead
Wolff Julius, sawyer A. F. Knorp. r.rt Wmhlnglon At
Wolff Louis, compositor, r. 1419 Burbanao
Wolff Marcus, plumber, l'>9 Ninth
Wolff Mary, widow, r. 1.^17^4 Ma»>n
Wolff Max, r. 2 S,»uta Clara
Wolff Max S. Mrs., cutler W. D. I.*wton k Co.. r. 4
Kos'Pl
Wolff .Michael, baker, r. 625 Clay
Wolff Michael, dravman. liW Battery, r. 41rt Fell
Wolff Morris, r. 1119 Buchanan '
Wolff Nathan, traveling salesman U. Wolff, r. ISld
Post
Wolff (Jtto. biker, r. 7t53 Howard
Wo.ff Peter T., driver, r. cor Naples and Persia At,
Excelsior Homestend |
Wolff It. Mrs., widow, r. 1315 California
Wolff Ray Miss, teacher music, r. I4IU DuchaaMi
Wolff Solomon, glazier, 1313 Buchanan j
Wolff St.-lla Miss, (Iresamaker. r. dM OroTe
Wolff William (William Wolff k Co.) r. 1317 I.e«T«n- I
worth I 9Q
Wolff William, butcher, Sll PacltJc i rj
Wolff William, salesman Itothwhlld k Shoenberf. r. n
710 Grove !>
WOLFF WILLIAM & COMPANY -......„ 3
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' Wolflnger Herman, cablnetraaker, - "« —-mi. ^^
MOST NEWS! ,„„„„„.„,,
lOST CHICIILATION ' «OST ADVEETISEHESTS : ' ai....,<.
RINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY, 4M7 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA DRY "SPEriAI.,"
B. Chapman, Sole Agent for Paoiflo Ooas^
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTKIU OF
MARBELIZED MANTELS.
Fire Grates and Tile,
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
W'olkerpdorfer John, baker, r. 025 Clay
Wollard Ernest, laborer, r. a.")!.") BubU
WoUard Isaac B., ninfr Tule PaiklnR, r. 920M Harrl-
Bon
Wollard Patent Tule Packing Co., W. B.
Lake general manager, office 331 Kearny, rooruB
10-11
■Wollard Wjlllam H.. salPBraan. r. 9703^ Harrison
Wollberg Joseph (Zadig. WoUberg k Co.) r. 404 Post
WoUenbar W. H., superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt&
Co., r. 227 Geary
■Wolleuschlaeger George, laborer, r. 627 Commercial
"WoUer Charles, clerk, r. 109 Bartlett
"Wolley R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 120 Tenth
WoDitz Emilie, liquor saloon, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
■Wollitz Ernest A., triinkmaker John Norgrove, r. Oak-
land
Wollner Jacob, wool merchant, r. 922 McAllister
"Wollpert Charles (Indianapolis Furniture Co.)
r. 532 Haight
■Wollpert «& Scliwerdt (Charles "Wollpert and
Jacob Schwerdt) proprietors Indianapolis Furni-
ture Cn., 748-752 Mission
■Wollstadt Nicolaus (Winter & ■Wollstadt) r. 29 Tenth
Wollweber Gustave A., policeman, r. 7M Beaver
Wolmey Ellis, peddler, r. 31^ Kausch
■Wolpern Diedrich, clerk J. P. Todt, r. NW cor
Fourth and Brannan
Wolpern Richard, clerk, r. 501 Haight
■Wolpman Bernhardt, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Wisconsin nr Napa
■Wolpman William D. (Mcintosh & ■Wolpman) r. 265
Stev nson
■Wolters August, r. 1721 Broderlck
■Wolters Brothers & Co. (Henry Wolters and
Henry Hilp) importers and wholesale liquors,
115-117 Front
Wolters Frederick, clerk Ashmann & Elster, r. 517
Bryant
Wolters G. Miss, r. 123 H Perry
Wolters George H., shipping clerk Wolters Bros. &
Co., r. 1509 Sacramento
■Wolters H. & Brother (Henry and Richard) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Guerrero and Twen-
tieth
Wolters Henry (H. Wolters & Bro.) r. 956 Twentieth
Wolters Henry (Wolters Bros. & Co.) r. 1509 Sacra-
mento
Wolters Henry J., third assistant engineer stmr City
of Peking
Wolters Herman A., carbuilder Omnibus RR., r. 212
Twelfth, rear
Wolters John B., machinist, r. 123 J^ Perry
Wolters John D., driver National Brewing Co., r. 730
Fulton
Wolters Julius J., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 717
Folsom
Wolters Louis A., molder, r. 123 3^ Perry
Wo'ters Martin, master mariner, r. 1119 Filbert
Wolters Matilda Mrs., r. 717 Folsom
Wolters Richard (H. Wolters & Bro.) r. 956 Twen-
tieth
Wolters William, carpenter, r. 123^ Perry
Wolters William, laborer John Wieland Brewing Co.
Wolters William Jr., patternmaker, r. 123 Jj, Perry
Wolters Winnie, saleslady, r. 123 H Perry
Woman's Hospital, N s Sacramento bet Baker and
Lyon
Woman's Immigration Bureau, oflice 10 California,
room 19
Woman's Relief Corps, 419 California, room 11
Women's Co-operative Printing Office, Mrs. L. G.
Richmond & Son proptrs, 23 First
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presby-
terian Church, rooms 933 Sacramento
Women's Land and Immigration Bureau, 723 Market,
room 10
Women's Missionary Society of the Pacific Coast
(Methodist Episcopal) Mrs. P. L. Williams act-
ing president, 9l(i Washington
Wonuu's W.irk Exchange The, Mrs. John F. Swift
prP8i<l('nt, IK) Sutter
■\Vonder Flo^ver and Feather Store, John 0.
Spencer proprietor, 1024 Market
Wonderhfh K. M. Miss, dressmaking, 120 Kearny,
rooms 33-34, r. Oakland
Wonderlich John P., operative U. 8. Mint, r. Oakland
Wonderlich William, gHsfitter William F. Wilson
Wong Lung, clerk Post Office, r. 835 Dupont
Wousel Julius, laborer, r. 918 Montgomery
Woui-ton Hubert, waiter Palace Hotel
Wood Alexander, liquor saloon, 1906 Market, r. 1908
Market
Wood and Iron (monthly) S. L. Everett publisher,
office 4 California
Wood Andrew, boot freer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1827 Market
Wood Andrew, clerk Hugh Wood, r. 677 Mission
Wood Andrew, shoemaker, r. 263 Octavia
Wood Anne, widow, r. 1835 Howard
Wood Annie, hand sewer Goldstein Bros., r. 1023 H
York
Wood B. & Co. (Benjamin Wood) commission mer-
chants, 1140 Market
Wood Benjamin (B. Wood & Co.) r. 2209 Fillmore
Wood Benjamin (Reeve & Wood) r. 123 Fifth
Wood Benjamin, merchant, r. 1319 California
Wood C. Mrs., r. 312 Hyde
Wood Caroline Mrs., dressmaking, 118 Ninth
Wood Caeimir J., with J. G. Jackson, r. 1814 Baker
Wood Charles, r. 14 Grove
Wood Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Wood Charles A., driver William Hessler, r. 722 Call
fornia
Wood Charles C, liquor saloon, 2500 California
Wood Charles H. (Parker, Wood & Co.) 219 Front
Wood Charles H., clerk, r. 1012 Bush
Weod Charles S., cashier Firemans Fund Ins. Co., r,
1012 Bush
Wood Clement F., attorney at law, r. 631 O'Farrell
Wood C. S., r. 107 Taylor
Wood C. v., clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r. EasI
Oakland
Wood Daniel W., r. 1010 Leavenworth, rear
Wood Daniel W., laborer, r. 1255 California, rear
Wood David, office 62 Nevada Block, r. San Mateo
Wood E., salesman, r. Lick House
Wood E. C, salesman P. Centemeri, r. Alameda
Wood Edward, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Wood Edward, molder, T.lii Isis
Wood E. K., real estate agent, 223 Kearny
Wood Elizabeth A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary-
School, r. 1012 Bush
Wood Emily Mrs., r. 1870 Stevenson
Wood Frank, r. 119 Third
Wood Frank A., inker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 253
Octavia
Wood Frederick G., foreman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 508 Webster
Wood Franklin, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 22
Ferrie
Wood Frederica Mrs., restaurant, 1147 Howard
Wood Frederick, varnisher Gilbert & Moore, r. 1023Jj
York
Wood Frederick B., architect, r. 2211 Steiner
Wood George, cement sidewalk maker, r. 118 Ninth
Wood George, plumber, r. 2503 Larkin,
Wood George C, driver William Hessler, r. 108 Tren-
ton
Wood George F., plumber W. S. Snook & Son, r. 942
"Valencia
Wood George H., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 7J4
Isis
Wood George M. (George M. Wood & Co.) r. 1507 Cal
ifornia
"THE HASTINGS"
THE BEST
CLOTHING
TO ORDER AND READY-MADE.
Corner MOMXCiOaiJiDaV aiid SCXTliUt STSi
fflPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag
WM. SESTON, Asst. Manag
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY
I '721.
( MARKET ST.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. PUNOS. OROANt
PRINTING AND BiNOIliO,
WOO
1239
WOO
Wood Geori^e M. & Co.
gravers, '211 Sutter
(OeorKe M. Wood) eu-
GEO. M. WOOD & CO.,
DESIGNERS AND PRACTICAL
W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
lMi..iirKii'<
c^it i»ii:^r s
[figfaverSi PfintersSi Copper-Plate Printefs upholstery
DIE SINKERS, STENCIL CUTTERS, STATIONERS.
And Wholesale Dealers in all STENCIL GOODS.
Cre«ts unci itIonu$>:raiiiis a Specialty.
211 SUTTKK SSTUKKT.
Wood George R., traveling salesmau, r. 20 Fraukllti
Wood George T., with Hook Ur.itbers, r. 50 Thirteenth
Wood Hnrria, t.aiuster Witt * Pursch, r. 1104 Mission
Wood Harvey, blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. 1226
Kearny
Wood H. C. r. 315 M Stockton
Wood Henry, cardriver, r. 830 Harrison
Wood Henry, tailor, 547 Clay, r. GU Clay
Wood Henry B., driver N. B.and M. KK., r..tl3 Fourth
Wood Heury F., assayer Selby Smelling and Lead Co.
r. 519 Eddy
Wood Hvnry tt., secretary San Francisco Laun-
dry Association, office 33 Geary, r. 2528 Wash-
ington
Wood Henry P. (Wood & Wattles) r. San Rafael
Wood H. S., engineer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 1223 Pine
Wood H. T., r. 621 California
Wood H. T. Mrs., widow, r. 2513 California
Wood Hugh, furniture, 677 Alisslon
Wood Irving W.. fiist aesistaut engineer stmr San
Pablo
Wood Jacob, salesman S. N. Wood & Co., r. 809 Mason
Wood James, dreman stmr San Juan
Wood James, office 62 Nevada Block, r. San Mnteo
Wood James, packer Kutz & Muir. r. 253 Octavia
Wood James, shoemaker, r. 215 Oak
Wood James, tannery, Marquesas bet Railroad and St.
John
Wood James E., r. 1194 Haight
Wood jHmes H., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
r. North Point bet LarUin and Polk
Wood Jane, -widow, r. 924 Broadway
AVood Jean, compositor Argonaut, r. 208 Eddy
Wood John, r. 55 Second
Wood John, clerk, r. 677 Mission
Wood John, foreman blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 343
Bryant
Wood John H.. r. 621 California
Wood John H., assistant librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, r. 677 Mission
Wood John 8., with Geo. C. Shreve k Co., r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Wood Joseph, ansistant weigher Custom House, r.
1319 California
Wood Joseph M., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery, r.
1870 Stevenson
Wood L. E., r. 1434 California
Wood Louis, tailor M. Siegel. r. 18H Moss
Wood Lucius A., r. 1708 Wasliington
Wc«d Martha Mrs., r. 1508 Pacific Av
Wood Miiry Mr«., r. 7 !« Isis
Wood Mary B. Miss, r. 1835 Howard
Wood Matthew, ironworker Union Iron Works, r.
1023 !« York ._ ,
Wood Mau-I M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School
r. 630 0"F«rrell
Wood M»y 8. Miss, teacher music, r. 20 Franklin
Wood Meyer, cutter S. N. Wood & Co., r. 8u9 Mason
Wood M. J. Mrs , widow, r. 2105 Webster
Wood Neilson L., teamster, r. 240 Perry
GOODS.
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■siPST-j^isTrrs
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EXAMINKR
BRING GREATEST RESULT
.AT ILO^ATEST "R^TES-
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Wco.l N.tti.' A. Mm., teacher Ukn.l ( :, i.,-»^ •.-
S. hool, r. 2211Stelner
Wood Iticliard, rlgKer. r. 03 Third
Wood H. W.. r.fiO Annie
Wood SiMiuel, rcataiirant. 8K cor E<ldy and rillni' r*^
Woo.l Samuel A., cUrk \V. H. Wood * Co . r. 1014
Bish
Wood Samuel A. Jr., clerk, r. 1014 Buab
Wood Samuel M.. clerk Kcnenl pamirugrr and Uckr;
dept S. P. Co., r. Bant Oakland
Wood Samuel N. (S. N. Wood k C><.t r «« Maarm
Wood 8. N. *: Co. (Samuel N. W...k1) miifr b<.y«' aD'l
chililren's clothing, Sft Huttr
Wood Solomon, miner, r. B30 OFarrell
Wood Thomas, driver Union Ice Ci>., r 739 Hirrt»on
Wood W. H., engimer Cal. St. Rll , r. 2706 Bottrr
Wood W. U. * Co. (William H. W<hh1| liupurtrra an 1
ninfrs boots and Hhoea, 221 CalirorDia
Wood William, brakenian 9. P. C.«.. r. 1753 Markat
Wood William, cigarmaker. r. 317 Bunh
Wood William, laborer National Iron Work*, r. 67 ,
Clementina
Wood William, shoemaker Solomon Mark*, r. 215 0«k !
Wood William C, sailmaker. 514 Second, r. HI j
Second
Wood William F., farmer, r. 872 MlMlon t
Wood William F., salesman W. H. V.ood k Co.. r. 1014
Bush ,
Wood William G.. carpenter, r. 613 Fair 0»k«
Wood William G., salesman Oeor(<e K. WclU. r. 20
Franklin
Wood William H (W. H. Wood k Co.) r. 1014 Buah
Wood William H.. clerk general pnaarnger and Uckrt i
dept 3. P. Co..'r. E»hI Oakland I
Wood William 8. (Lloyd fc Wood) attorney at Jaw. 9- j
13 Nevada Block, r. 1920 Clay i
Wood William 3, general agent SUndartl 8. M. Co.. ,
r. 1014 Howard
Wood Williard M., cashier JamcaB. Garnlu, r. 'ilOS
Webster
Wood Wm. Harrison, printer Joa. Wlnterbum k Co.. ;
r. 313 Ellis I
Wood W. a. Mrs., r. lllSBuah i
Wood & Wattira (Henry P. Wood and John B.
W.ttles) Htockbrkers. 3t0 Montgomery |
t3^ Wood. See Wo.kIh
Woodall Beniamin F.. painter Uenry W. UannaoiaDO.
r. 2227 Filbert
Woodall Frank, painter, r. 2inrt Orcrnwich
Woodall J., help, r Pac. Oa*. Imp. Co.
Woodall John W., laborer, r. 3211 Fillmore
Woodall William M.. driver guartermaatrr * UepI I
8. A., r. 2227 Filbert
Woodurd J. H.. general agrnl Wabash. 8V l-niU
and Pa. lllc Hallway, I'J M..iitg..mrry. r. Oakland
Woodbrldge Alfrrd F. printer. i<ll7 Howartl
Woodl.rld^e John D . c..mp.«llor. r. WIS Ml-lon
Woo.ll)rl.lK<' Joseph. b<«.kkieprr Hlngrr Mofg t.<> . r.
Womibrldae Pre.bylrrUn <"•»«''»»•,"•'
Tli<>iiia.< T. Ciirtla pa«i..r. ror Twentlrlh and Capp
Woodbury Chnrlr. J.. ""•"'I;''"';'' r^l'^V.-
marine and machinery liibrbaUng ••lla, IW Cali-
fornia room* 2V2f.. r Oakland
WooVlburyCor.,. K.. n.nfr Triumph Cooo«t«U.r.
SOKrrmont. r. 3II(l..l.l.n(».toAv
Woodbury J.hnU.r. 11" Powell
Wor.dcock Ell/.al)eth. r I" « '. il-" "••' *»
Woodcock F.. aeanian. r. N ' ' "^i
Wo.«lco.k N.innle Mm . r
Wood, ock Koberl. rarpn.t •""
S;:;:l;::Jrir,v-.'S.wt.V,:»r.-.f.'b»,.o..
7H««Uarden _ . , ^__ ._, „„ , ^^
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W.io.lft. Id Llii.
Garden
dn M.. drlvnr Contral BH., r.
ADVERTISING ftGENTS. PALMER & KEY, 405407 Sansoie St
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
CQ|
pq
woo
1240
woo
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
XMPORTEnS OF
irtoisr
FOR QAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Pipe Flt(liit;i«. all .Si#.eH.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
j Wooillianis Oscar, local agent Hartford Fire In-
1 siirance Co., 313 California, r. 2508 Clay
1 Woodhead George, r. 253 Stevenson
I Woodhead John, machinist, r. 630 Mission
Woodhouse Charles A., with Thomas Day & Co., r.
630 Mission
Woodhouse John J., collector, r. U28 Twenty-first
■Woodhull E. A. Mrs., lodgings, 106 Eddy
Woodhull E. F., r. 436 Bartlett
Woodhull S. D., r. 520 Van Ness Av
Woodin Alvin, clerk Truman. Hooker & Co., r. 812
Twentieth
Woodin Eugene (Woodin k Little) r. Alameda
Woodin Walter C, restaurant, 1504 California, r. 1619
Polk
WOODIN & LITTLE
Woodin and William
(Eag'en;
Itittlel manu-
facturers windmills, pump* and tanks,
intporters and dealers pipe, pipefit-
tings, Iiose, wine ^oods and plumbers'
materials, 509-5H Market and 14 First,
factory San Leandro, Eastern office 1^0
Front, ]Ve>v York
Woodis Maria, widow, r. 1008 Leavenworth, rear
Woodland Isabella C. Mrs., teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. Yerba Buena
Woodley William, boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
334 Beale
Woodliy William J., miner, r. 781 Mission
Woodlock John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 299 Hyde
Woodham Ernest D., clerk S. F. Candle Co., r. Guer-
rero nr Nineteenth
Woodman James, carpenter Frank Barker, r. 6Viii
Linden Av
Woodman Margaret, widow, r. 240 Green
Woodman Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.) r. 416 Capp
Woodman William C. (S. F. Candle Co.) r. 1604 Van
Ness Av
Woodman William W., machinist, r. 2336 Mission
Woodmansee Charles F., r. 108 Sixth
Woodmansee D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Sixth
Woodmansee Lee L., manager The United States Mer-
cantile Protective Association, 26 Montgomery, r.
38 Eddy
Woodmas Jonathan, yaydman Pac. Rolling Mill
Woodnut H. 0.. r. 726 California
Woodruff Frank, horseshoer Sutter St. ER., r. 1211 M
Bush
Woodruff H. H. , real estate and general business
broker, 841 Market
Woodruff M. A. Mrs., lodgings, 34 Eddy
Woodruff Marcus, physician, r. 2624 California
Woodruff Newton K., cook schr Broad Gauge, r. 347
Jessie
Woodruff Randoph, r. 2624 California
Woodruff Thomas, porter The J. Dewing Co., r. 1602
Larkin
Woodruff W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Woodruff W. H., veterinary dentist, 231 Ellis
Woodruff William W., driver Sutter St. RR. r. 1220
Polk
Woods Adelaide E., widow r. Old People's Home
Woods A. G., bartender J. O. Scott, r. 339 Eddy
Woods Aiistinj student, r. 1119 Jones
Woods Benjamin, teamster S. F. Lumber Co., r. 335
Tenth
Woods Bessie, chambermaid International Hotel
Woods C. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1141 Folsom
Woods Daniel, laborer, r. 227 Duncan
Woods Daniel N., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1159
Folsom
Woods David R, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 743 Harrison
Woods Edmund L., agent Union Marine and
Maritime Insurance Cos., 219 Sansome, r. Sau-
celito
Woods Edward, engineer, r. 623 Second
Woods Kdward W., barber, r. 925 Pacific
Woods Euiiun, widow, dressmaker, r. 1421 Polk
Woods EnoR, fireman stmr Oakland, r. 1017 X York
Woods Frank H., investment broker, 438 California,
r. 913 Pine
Woods Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2029 Pacific
Av
Woods Frederick N. (Whittler, Fuller & Co.) r. 1021
Nineteenth
Woods George, barber, r. 772 Mission
Woods George, boilermaker, r. 523 Second
Woods George W., cutter H. Le Baron Smith & Co.,
r. 409M O'Farrell
Woods Harry B., commercial traveler r. 731 Pine
Woods Henry, S. J., professor St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Woods Henry, whlpmaker Keyston Bros., r. 1135
Twenty-sixth
Woods Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Woods Henry F., broker, 438 California, room 1, r.
913 Pine
Woods I., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Woods Isabelle, widow, r. NW cor Hartford and Nlne>
teenth
Woods James, fireman, r. 541 First
Woods James, gardener, r. Railroad Av nr Jamaica
Woods James, liquor saloon, r. Old San Jo86 Boad nr
Industrial School
Woods Jamf s, plumber William J. Rustemeyer, r. Six
Mile House
Woods James J., fireman, r. 140 Minna
Woods John, r. 13 M Clara
Woods John, r. IdH Hickory Av
Woods John, r. 522 Natoma
Woods John, blacksmith, r. 533^ Natoma
Woods John, laborer, r. 1124 Harrison, rear
Woods John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Woods John B., cook Joseph J. Cuello, r. 151 Minna
Woods John C, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1138 Howard
Woods John S. liquor saloon, 565 Bryant
Woods John T., waiter, r. NW cor First and Mission
Woods Joseph, carpenter, r. 734 Capp
Woods Joseph, fireman, r. 523 Second
Woods Joseph, japanner John Lee & Co., r. 4 Hunt
Woods Joseph, wharf builder State Board Harbor
Commissioners, r. 49 Jessie
Woods Joseph L., marine secretary Commercial Union
Assurance Co. (limited) of London, r. 301 Call.
fornia, r. 1.529 California
Woods Kate, chambermaid 512 Mission
Woods Louisa, widow, r. 65 Tehama
Woods Mary, widow, r. 216}^ Hickory Av
Woods M. E. Miss, fuinished rooms. 1138 Howard
Woods Patrick, laborer, r. 23 J^ Garden
Woods Prestoij, miner, r. 781 Mission
Woods R. Mrs., r. 262 1« Clara
Woods Robert, driver Union Ice Co., r. 148 Silver
Woods Robert, shipbuilder, r. SE cor Sierra and Mich-
igan
Woods Robert J., cashier Sherwood & Sherwood, r.
1312 Tavlor
Woods Thomas, carpenter, r. 127 Dolores
Woods Thomas, expressman, cor O'Farrell and Stock-
ton, r. S 8 Twenty-sixth nr Castro
Woods Thom«8 H., machine operator B. Blumenthal
& Co., r. NW cor Church and Seventeenth
Woods Vincent, driver Charles Montgomery & Co., r.
262 54 Clara
Woods W. E. J. Mrs., physician, 1529 California
Woods W. E. Smith, capitalist, r. 731 Pine
Woods William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 222 Second
Woods William, carpenter, r. 154 Silver
1^" Woods. See Wood
Woodside Alexander F., horseshoer. 1628 Mission, r.
31 Moss
Woodside Mary F., domestic 808 Twentieth
EVERY I>ES< BIPTIOST OF
AT
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COR. THIRD. .
DIXON, BOBOESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
37 MarM St,
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
IwASHiN"
WOO
1241
'^gTpNST.lProjrietors of llie Orleans YmcYar!!
~~WOR
tCoodthorpe James M., clerk W. H. L. Barn< 8, r. 105
Ash Av
Woodthorpe John W., accountaQt, r. 105 Ash Av
Woodthorpe L. E., with Gold aud Stock Tel. Co., 232
SanRome, r. 415 Pust
Woodward A. J., clerk Ahlborn k Boeckmann, r.
Ahlboru House
Woodward Albert, teamster, r. 825 Harrison
Woodward Archie B., real estate, 14 Montgomery, r.
•21'2 Austin
Woodward Arthur S., city agent Flremans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
Wo<xlward Byron, clerk Qnade * Strant, r. 803 Bush
Woodward C. F., conductor Ferries and Cliff House
Ry., r. 1134 Union
Woodward Charles J., r. 2225 Howard
Woodward David L., salesman Frederick Grass, r.
.512 M Natoma
Woodwnrd George M., deputy Tax Conector, r. 2
Grand Av
Wood^vard Gideon P., manaRpr Historical Pub-
UsbinK Co., 12(1 Sutter, r. 1429 O'Farrell
Woodward Henry W. (Shoobert, Bealt & Co.) r. 1007
California
Woodward James H., compositor Chronicle, r. 412
Fourteenth
Woodward M., clothing, 836-838 Market, r. 312 Eddy
Woodward Orville T., salesman Porter Bros. & Co.
r. 330 Duncan
Woodward Robert B., capitalist, 419 California,
room 21. r. NE cor Geary and Grant Av
Wood'ward Thomas P. (W. A. Woodward & Co.)
and School Director, office 522 California, r. 2741
Pine
Woodward W. A. & Co. (Thomas P. Woodward!
proprietors Alta California Printing House, 52'2
California
WOODWARD'S GARDENS
Jtlission and Valencia, bet Ridley aud
Fourteenth
Woodworth Charles, collector, office 446 California
Woodworth Frederick A., attorney at law, r. 1812
Stelner
Woodworth James Kev., superintendent Emanuel
Mission, r. 1713 Stevenson
Woodworth John, liquor saloon. 311 Pacific
Woodworth Lysander C, proprietor Black
Hawk Stable, 1009-lOH Valencia, r. 3U40)4 Six-
teenth
Woodworth Marshall, assistant clerk U. S. District
Court, r. 1.536 Clay
Woodworth Rose Mrs., r. 1536 Clay
Woodworth Selim E., master mariner, r. 320 Van
Ness Av
WooUey Jacob, marker S. F. Laundry
Wool Agency Warehouse and . Scourini;
Works, Catton Bell k Co. proprietors, NW cor
Sixth and Townsend, office, 406 California
Wooland Samuel, brassfinisher J. Roylance, r. 303
Filhert
Woolf D. B., attorney at law, and secretary Com-
missioners Supreme Court of California, 121 Post,
r. 106 Post
Woolf Louis, capitalist, r. 1711 California
Woolf M.. r. 2320 California
Woolf Morris, r. 538 Jessie
Woolf William, baker, r. 205 Seventh
Woolf Zelig, oyster opener The Morgan Oyster Co., r.
1022 Folsora
9^ Woolf. See Wolf, Wolfe. Wolflf and Wulff
Woolhonse Helen, widow, r. 113 Mason
Wool I Hattie L. Miss, school teacher, r. 719 Polk
Wooll John, real estate, r. 1312 California
Woolley Douglas M. (Okell k Woolley) r. Saucellto
Woolley J. M., sale^nian Kenue Bros., r. 1 Fifth
Woolniint'ton Charles H., salesman Murphy, Grant
k Co., r. 952 Bush
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
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IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE.
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CHORCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC.
641. 643. 645 and 647 MARKLT STRE£T,
Woolner iBBhcIla. lodKltuw. 5o fk.nih Park
Woolner aiihard C. prlnti-r \V. A. Wi-odward k Co
r. 20 South Park
Woolrlch Charle-, i
Woolrlch OeorKe L
fornia
Woolrlch Herman, brewer F
525 Fulton
Woolworth Ralph r., prealdent Th» Cmckar.
Woolworth National Bank, 372 Plnr,r. 1«M Hacr»-
mento
nlnit. r. »04 C.llfomia
:lerk NptxU Bauk. r 3904 Call-
Kronenbarg k Co.,
Wooster Arthur R. (H»rt .% Wooitorl 3M KrarOT
Wooster Charles, coachman, r. NK cor Po»»ll and
California
Wooster David, clerk trea«ur»r'a ofllc* 8. P. Oo , r. 409
Leavenworth
Wooster David, physician, 746 Mliuiion, r. ^13 Wtbatrr
Wooster Edward, clerk, r. 409 I^avenw< rth
Wooster ElHs. clerk J. B. Wooater k Co., r. VW 0»»f7
Wooster F. L. (J. B. WooMier * Co. I and Jarkx.n
& Woobter Napa Soda 8prlii|{», r. Hotel Plracao-
ton
WOOSTER J. B. & CO. .oh.
K. Wooster. ,Saiiiti>-l H. S Ir niiil K. 1-.
Wooster) coiniiiiasloii iiieirliii ril», \t tmlr-
Kiile dairy produt'e, niiri a(;etil> ( ullfor-
nin Flrt- Works Co., 2IH-!4'4l> Front
Wooster John B. (J. B Wooster k I'o.l r. 938
fleary
WooMter Philip L., mercbandlac broker, 2U8 >
Front, r. '.<M Geary j
n^" Wooster. Sec Worcester I
Wootton Charles, aal>8ni«ii, r. .'VJ2H Clementina I
Worcester Herbert N., mtnaKer Phti-nli Whit*
Lend iind Color Works, 28-.)0 Jei,«le, r. Amrriran
ExchatiRe Hotel
Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor Second New JeruMUm.
Church, r. 1407 Jonea ■ |
(»- Worcester. See Woohter
Wordack Peter, showraKe maker W. Proll.r. 81J BD«h
Wordell Abram, teamster 8. P. Taylor A Co . r. 710
Webster i
Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, r. 172H Jnule |
Wordm Brothers (Wllllaiii H. ami Th«sKlon< C. Wor- <
den and William P. Van Armlale) RriK-erIra, ««3
Sixth
Worden Clinton K., secretary and troainrvr
HteHrns. Worden k Co., NW ror RItch and Town- .
send, r. Palace Hotel
Worden Emily J. Mrs., r. 20.V1 Jotira
Worden Olll O.. hors- slioer Th<>nii" Doylo |
Worden Harry L. (8. G. Worden * Hon) r. MT San JoM
Worden Jeannetfe Miss, type writer, r. 20M Jonea
Worden I.aranier. clerk, r. 2056 Jonea ,
Worden 1, (».. clerk auditing dept Wells Ftrtfo k Co,
r. 914 Filbert
Worden Louts T.. foreman H. Worden, r ta Oak
Worden H. O. A: Son Stephen O. and H.rry I. i r»al
estate and Kcnrriil laliil agents. llil:t ValeOila
Worden Stephen Q. (S. O. Wordan * Hon) r StrT Ran
Jos*' Av
Worden Theodore C. (Worden Bn.a ) r. 4J" HItlh
Worden Waller L.. clerk 8. O. W..nlen k Son. r SOT
San Jns^ Av ^ „. .^ !
Worden Willlaiu H. (Worden Wroa ) r. «'»^l«'.n
Worden William H . pn«ptr Pac. Vaml.h
mnfr MarlluM Cliallenge Axin Oroaa
Xacramenf < r 43.1 (^ak
Worden William H. -Ir . varnlahraakfr WllllaiB
W..rden. r. 431 Gak
Worden William W . clerk Sloama. Wonlen k 0>
Occidental Hoi. 1
Wores Albert K., clerk, r^ :«.'.l McA ll.ler
Wores J. K. Mrs., r 422 Van New *v
Wores Joseph, hats and cap», MH WaahlDft.m. r.
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GALVANIZED AND COMMON
All iSizeti nud Nuiiibt>i-!i.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Wores Theodore, artist, r. 351 McAllister
Work John, bookkeeptr A. Wilkie, r. 814 Church
Workmau John, liquor Baloon, SAY cor Mission and
Kandall
■Workman John, with Swan & Stein
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Association,
E. M. Reading secretary, il St. Ann's Bldg
Worley A. E. T., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
rooms 10-11. r. 1229 Vallejo
Worley Alfred L., assistant commercial editor Chroni-
cle, r. 1594 Bush
Worley Florence N. Mies, teacher, r. 1594 Bush
Worley Jessie S. Miss, teacher, r. 1594 Bush
Wormuth Martin E.. wagonmaker, 1617 Fillmore, r.
18 Wildey
Worms Benjamin, commercial traveler,r. 1612 Stelner
Wormser Benjamin, clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2312
California
Wormser Isaac, capitalist, 107 Front, r. 1834 Califor-
nia
Wormser Julius J., clerk L. Willard, r. 2312 Califor-
nia
Wormser Samuel I. (Wormser & Co.) r. 1834 Califor-
nia
Worniser & Co. (Samuel I. Wormser) wholesale
dealers dried and canned fruits. 107 Front
Wormwood Lewis W., locksmith P. C. SS. Co., r.
Oakland
Worn Grace E., telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. San Anselmo
Worrall Ellis, bookbinder Hicks & Judd, r. 612 Castro
Worrall John, expressman, r. 612 Castro
Worrell Calvin R., contractor, r. 888 Seventeenth
Worsdale Henry, butcher, r. Algeria nr Susquehanna
Worsley Arthur J., compositor, r. 3 Raphael PI
Worstall Willmer H.. bookkeeper Harper A. Smith,
r. 1235 Market
Wort Harry S., cashier Blum, Baldwin & Girvin, r.
1414 Larkin
Worth Annie Miss, trimmer, r. 609 Locust Av
Worth Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 609 Locust Av
Worth Charles A., teamster, oflBce 12 Bush, r. 1199
Golden Gate Av
Worth Conrad (Worth & Ottinger) r. Los Angeles
Worth David, waiter, r. 1301 Mason
Wortli Edmund, secretary Real Estate and De-
velopment Co., 224 Montgomery, r. '223 Capp
Worth Frank D., upholsterer, 1107 Sutter, r. 2131
Webster
Worth George B., bartender Palace Hotel, r. 681 Mis-
sion
Worth George F., crier U. S. Circuit Court, r. 1714
Pacific Av
Worth Harry C, with C. A, Worth, r. 1310 Golden
Giite Av
Worth Obert, carpenter, r. 9 Selina PI
Worth Samuel J., candymaker Frank Maskey, r. 454
Bryant
Worth Sidney, homoeopathic physician, office and
r. 42fi Sutter
WORTH & OTTINGER <conrad
W^ortli and Adolpli Ottinger) railroad
ticket brokers, members A. T. B. A.,
620 Market, branch office 230 North
Slain, lios Anjg^eleg
Worthitigton David B., reporter Chronicle, r. 1111
Mason
Woi-thin^on Henry R. (New York) pumping
engines and hydraulic machinery, A. L. Fi8"h
sales agent, 30-32 First
Worthsmith Hannah, widow, r. 19 Glover
Worthsmith Joseph J., operator Neville & Co., r. 19
Glover
Worthy Michael, butcher, r. 6 Garden
Worthy Richard, machlnehand, r. 6 Garden
Worthy William G., r. 12 Capp
Wortman Charles, r. 655 Third
Wortman CharleB, laborer Lobos Square Packing Hi
House, r. -iJOii Greenwich
Wortman Charles A., r. 231 O'Farrell
Worty John, plumber Henry WilliamBon, r. 10 Garden lf\
Woiiz Albert, barber, r. 825 Kearny
Wotteu Edwin (Dickson, DeWolf & Co.) r. London,
Eug.
Wrage John, tailor Henry Mayer, r. W a P'ourlh Av
b. t Point Lobos Av and Clement
Wray Charles, manager Maurice Baker, r. 411 Powell
Wray Jacob, butcher, r. 522 O'Farrell
Wray Samuel, contractor, r. 1215 Pacific
Wray Winslow, master mariner, r. 2516 Mission
SET" Wray. See Kay
Wrba Joseph, musician, r. 717 Golden Gate Av
■\Vrede A. «& Co. (August Wrede) proprietors*;
Grand National Hall. 103-107 Grant Av
Wrede August (A. Wrede & Co.) r. 1312 Pacific
Wrede Augnst A., clerk S P. Co., r. 454 Bryant
Wrede Charles J., capitalist, r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wrede Cord, wines and liquors, 419 East (and
Wrede & Weber) r. 2026 Pine
Wrede Dledrich, groceries and liquors, NE corTSev-
enteenth and Guerrero
Wrede Henry M., clerk, r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Guerrero
Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, r. 115|j
Bernard
Wrede John, millband, r. 21 Bernard
Wrede Julius, wood and coal, 733 Union
Wrede William, cigarmaker, r. 21 Bernard
Wrede & Weber (Cord Wrede and Richard Weber)
liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and East
S^" Wrede. See Read, Reade, Reed and Reid
Wreden Charles C, saddler Main & Winchester, r,
2113 Taylor
Wreden Glaus (Claus Wreden & Co.) r. 2113 Taylor
Wreden Claus & Co. (Claus and Henry Wreden
and William Fautz) proprietors Washington
Brewery, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Wreden Henry (Claus Wreden & Co.) r. 804 Lombard
Wreden Henry M., driver Claus Wreden & Co., r,
2113 Taylor
Wreden William G., clerk Witzel & Baker, r. 211c
Taylor
Wreden William P., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 804 Lorn
bard
Wren Anne, widow, r. 1231 Folsom
Wren Daniel J., clerk S. W. Levy, r. NE cor Twenty
second and Harrison
Wren D. Eugene, miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills
r. Berkeley
Wren Elward J., policeman, r. 1231 Folsom
Wren Ellen, wido\>', r. 608 Third
Wren James, porter C. Curtin, r. 925^ Natoma
Wren James J., pmprietor New York Livery
Stable, 38 Slxtli, r. 630 J^ Minna
Wren John, chenillemaker Goldstein Bros., r. 925}<
Natoma
Wren John, liquor saloon, NE cor Fifteenth and Mis
sion, r. 125 Fifteenth
Wren John, wood and coal, NE cor Harrison an
Twenty-second
Wren Kate, widow, r. 31 Lafayette
Wren Patrick, junk dealer, r. 925 J^ Natoma
Wren William J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 18
Hyde
Wrenn John W., electrician, r. 208 Valencia
Wrenn Katie Miss, chambermaid The Baldwin
Wright Mrs., widow, r. 619 Washington
Wright A. E., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 121
Sutter
Wright A. L., conductor Market St. RR.
Wri-fht Albert, seaman, r. 22 South Park
Wright Alfred, messman stmr San Jose, r. 266 Brar
nan
Wright Allan, compositor, r. Russ House
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OVERCOATS
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right Annie, widow, r. 218 Moulton
riybt Adbou, farmer, r. 2521 MUbIou
ri«ht A. P. Mrs , teacber, r 1104 .Mission
'risht B. C, confectionery, 22'J Fell
■'right Benjamin C, jourualiat Bulletin, r. 1703
UoiIKh
Friifht, Bowne & Co. (Mrs. Mary E. Wright.
William 8. Bowue and E.lward H HauBon) ship
chaudlern and commission merchants, 34-JC Steu-
art
/right Carrie, widow, r. 1012 Pine
bright Carrie Miss, milliner, r. 7 MontRomery Av
»• right C. F. & D, M. (Chester F. and Dexter M.)
fancy dry goods, 1204 Market
fright Charles, poiter stnir City of Topeka
Vrlgbt Charles A., r. 322 Third
fright Charles A., clerk E. A. Shepard, r. 1921 Fil-
bert
Vrlgbt Charles W., attorney at law. 230 Montgomery.
room 2
Vrlgbt Charles W., planer S. F. Box Co. r. 38 Morris
Av
Vright Chester F. (C. F. & D. M.Wright) r. 6 Dale
PI
Vright Clara N., with 0. F. & D. M. Wright, r. 6
Dale PI
Vright Clarrnce, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Vright C. William, general manager Pao» Iron and
Nail Co.. 9 Beale, r. 1430 Fulton
bright Cyrus S. {N. Gray & Co.) r. 1407 Hyde
A'rigbt Dexter M. (C. F. & D. M. Wright) r. 6 Dale
PI
vVnght Duncan (Colemau & Wright) r. William Tell
House
Wright E. B., shipwright, r. 216 Leavenworth
IVrijE^Iit Ed-\vard C, general auditor Southern
Pacific Co. (Pacific system) NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, r. 103 Broderick
Wright Edward L., carrier Chronicle, r. 2317 Harrl-
sou
Wright Eliza Mrs., boarding. 1232 Lombard
Wright Elisabeth Mrs., r. 1413 Twenty-first
Wright Fannie, widow, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Wright F. I., shoemaker, r. 113 Larkin
Wright Florence M., widow, r. 1615 Clay
Wright Frank, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 710
Vallejo
Wright Frank S., upholsterer, r. 720 California
Wright Frederick, commercial traveler, r. 1056 Mc-
Allister
Wright George A., carrlagemaker A. McGregor, r. 516
Fourth
Wriaht George H., clerk Michigan Furniture Co., r.
Oakland
Wright George H., ganger U. 8. Internal Revenue, r.
420 Leavenworth
Wright George H., trunk mnfr, NE cor Market and
Kearny, r. 837 Hayes
Wright George M., r. 1722 Bush
Wright George T. (Selden S. & George T. Wright)
r. Alameda
Wright George W., compositor, r. NE cor Twentieth
and Treat Av
Wright George W., dairy, Berlin nr San Bruno Road
Wright George W., stationer and newsdealer, 519
MontgorDery Av
Wright George W., teamster, r. 38 Morris Av
Wright G. M.. carpenter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Wright Hallock, bookkeeper Spruance, .Stanley k Co.,
r. 813 Sutter
Wright Harry, boxmaker, r. 499 >4 Fourth
Wright Henry, proptr Westeru Addition Transfer Co..
r. NW 0 or Filbert and Scott
Wright Henry B., homoeopathio physician and sur-
geon, 332 O'Farrell
Wright Henry E., tanner, r. Falkland nr Platte
WrightHerbert J., porier Root & Sanderson, r. 913
Montgomery
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EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. &J. SLOANE &C0.'
Contracts Made witli Hot'^Ks fr '
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS,!
WINDOW SHADES, ETC. i
641 to 647 MARKET STREET. I
Wright H. L.. saleaman Henrv F. Oabel j
Wright Howard E., clerk Union Inhuraoc* Co.. r. 316
Powell '
Wriiiht Isabella, weaver, r. 1232 Lomhanl
Wright .lames, r. MiwilHiilppl nr M^«rl|K)ii«
Wright .lames, boilprmaker, r. 29 Evi-ri-tt
Wrinlit James, sewer coiitrntor, 3Iti tirant At. r. U»
Fourth
Wright James, water tender atmr San Pablo
Wright JaiiiiK »., carpenter, r. 730 Orren
Wright James L. (Wright * Uobinaon) r. 426 Natoma
Wright Jnmes M.. salesman Lanxley k Michaels, r.
2ll0ri Devisudero
Wright James O., r. 1232 Stockton
Wright James R., carpenter, r. 2622 Bush
Wright Jane, widow, r. 1028 (ireenwich
Wright Jennie, domestic 5:10 Twenty-third
Wright John, r. 2434 Larkin
Wright John (Wright k Sandera) r. 1615 Jarkann
Wright John, clam dealer. 72 California Market, r
1915 Filbert
Wright John, coachman, r. 1723 Eddy
Wright John, galvanizer Cal. Wire Worka. r. 51J
ChestniU
Wright John, hostler, r. 2009 O'Farrell
Wright John, machinist Pac. Holling Mill. r. 306 Te.
hania
Wright John, seaman, r. 2.5fi Brannan
WrljflU John A., attorney at law,
31-33, r. 2^22 WashinKton
Wright John A., teacner Industrial School
Wright John C, carriage mnfr. 340 McAlllat«r,r. 1723
Turk
Wright JohnC , conductor Geary St. RR.. r. 22 Oeary
Wright John P., Unner Poetsch A Peterson, r. 1324
Florida
Wright John T., capitalist, 6 Merchants' Exchange,
r. OakUud
Wright John T , commission merchant, and Consnl
Honduras. (540 Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Wright John T.. sergeant police, r. 1312 Jone«
Wright Joseph, coachn.an 1013 Pine
Wright Joseph N.. r. 323 ■< Minna
Wright J. W. H., pliVhlclan. 8.^0 Market
Wright Klrkham, with Tallant fc Co., r. 232 Halght
Wright Lewis L., printir. r. 22(« I>«avrnworth
Wright Lulu, nun-e. r. 1717 Vallejo
Wright Mamie 8. Mrs., teaclifr Spring Valley Oram
mar School, r. 9(W Guerrero
Wright Mary, weaver, r. I'i.Vi Lombard
Wright Marv. widow r. 2130 Union
Wright Mary Mi»M. nurae. r. 1037 )« Market
Wright Mary E. Mrs. (Wright
Oakland
Wright Newton, teamster, r. '/Jl Sixth
Wright Orson W, patterumuker Ulmlou I. asd L. Work«
r. 2.521 Mission _ .__^^
Wright Owen, carpenter 8. F. Oas Light Oo.. r. 1324
Wright Paxti>n. clerk supply dept Wrlls Kamo k Co.,
T. 813 Sutter , ^_
Wright Ralph K., with Selden H. k Ororgp T. Wrlgbl.
r. '.HO Lombard
Wright Kobert. b.~.kk«<eprr. r 1311 Howard
Wrifbt R. Percv. attorney at law. 310 Pine, r-ims 10-12
Wright H. Men S. (Selden H. * Ororgr T. Wri|rhl r.
910 Lombard .
WrlLTlX Hfl«li-n H. A Gt-oruf T.. allororyu at
law. 71-72 Nevada HI- rk
Wright Silas 0 , carrlagemaker W Halkell
Wright Thomas, assistant teacher •>'■'>'•«/' , , ,_„
Wriglit Thomas A., flmt officer simr San Pablo, r.26XI
Wrll'M'Thomas A., Inlx.r. r. r. I .'7 Folsoni
Wright Tbo.naHC. coinpoalt'T (lall
ofllce 327 Battery, r. San Joa«
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PUISfEPS,
Suction and Force.
roR IIANn. WI]VJ>-9II1.L AND POWEB.
AMj sizks.
809, Sll, 813. 815 and 317 MABKET STREET
Wright William, blacksmith, r. NE cor Sierra and
Tennessee
WriRht William, carpenter, r. 908 Fifteenth
Wright William, carpenter, r. 17-27 Market
Wright William, seaman, r. 315 Brannan
Wright William, plasterer, r. 290(5 Buchanan
Wright William, seaman, r. 22 South Park
Wright William, teamster, r. 1311 Howard
Wright William, watchman, r. 107 H Bay
Wright William G., special policeman, r. 1802 Union
Wright William H.. stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 905
Sutter
Wriglit William J., bookkeeper White Bros., r. 604
Haight
Wright William S. (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r
847 Howard
Wright William W., r. 410 Jones
Wright W. O., with Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson, r
208 Second
Wright & Robinson (James L. Wright and Jesse M
Robinson) barbers, 42 Ellis
Wrljylit 6i Sanders (John Wright and George H
Sanders) architects, 418 California
Wrin Michael J. (Freeman & Wrin) r. 20 Fair Av
Wrln Thomas, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r
18 Powell Av, B. H.
Wrinkle L. F. J., mining engineer, r. 1609 Devisadero
Wrixon John, laborer, r. 210 Union
Wubben Margaret, widow, r. 322 3^ Guerrero
Wucherer C, Jt Co. (Christian Wucherer and Charles
Groezinger. miinufacturers curled hair, SE cor
Gough and Lombard
Wucherer Christian (C. Wucherer & Co.) r. SE cor
Gough and Lombard
Wucherer Gustav, laborer, r. SE cor Gough and Lom-
bard
Wuelzer John W,. cigarmaker J. W. Shaeflfer & Co., r.
519 Greenwich
Wuenscher Caroline Mrs., midwife, r. 154 Eighth
Wuescher John R,, hatter M. Meussdorfl'er, r. Fruit
Vale
Wuest John, combmaker. r, 426 Shotwell, rear
Wuest Julia, domestic 426 Shotwell, rear
AVuest William, waiter, r. H04 Jessie
Wuest William F., waiter, r. 330 Green
Wuestefeld August, artist, r. 713 Vulencla
Wuestefeld Conrad, upholsterer H. W. Frank & Co..
64 Everett
Wuestefeld Henry (Wuestefeld & Wamser) r. 5173^
Jessie
Wuestefeld Henry P., cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer
k Co., r. 281 Minna
Wuestefeld John mattressmaker H. W. Frank k Co.,
r. 1136 Pacific
Wuestefeld Joseph, cigarmaker J. Claussen, r. 92 Ev-
.erett
Wuestefeld Joseph, cigar manufacturer, NW cor Ba-
ker and Beach
Wuestefeld Julius G., liquor saloon, W s Baker nr
Beach
Wuestefeld St Wamser (Henry Wuestefeld and
Louis Wamser) proprietors Bavaria Saloon, 8
Sixth
Wuhrman Ernst, with Standard Oil Co.. r. 403 Sixth
Wulbern Diedrich, painter, r. 808 Montgomery Av
Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Filbert
and Laguna
Wulf Alice, domestic 712 Post
Wulf Henry C, chemist Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r. 742
Harrison
Wulflf Courad, porter Sachs Bros, k Co., r, 725 Bryant
Wulff Otto, butcher, r. 2536 Bryant Av
Wulff Peter, mnfr pickles, 107 Sacramento, r. 2619
Mission
Wulflf Peter H., groceries and liquors, Trinidad nr
Y;izoo '
esr Wulflf. See Wolf, Wolfe, Wolflf and Woolf
Wulfflug Charles, r. 1248 Howard
I (Morris
Wullsclilager Jacob, cellarman C. Schilling & Co.
270 First
Wulzon Dietrich H., real estate, 406 Castro, r. 1001
Seventeenth
Wulzen Dietrich H. Jr., druggist, SW cor Castro and
Seventeenth, r. 1001 Seventeenth
Wulzen Fred. G., groceries, liquors and hardwarf,
NE cor Ninth aud Folsom, r. 251 Ninth
Wulzen Frederick H^ groceries, wines aud
liquors, SK cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-third
Wulzen John, fire and marine insurance broker, 209
Sansome, r. Alameda
Wulzen John F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 1001
Seventeenth
Wulzen Otto, photographic printer Charles Lainer, r.
Alameda
Wunderlich August, stevedore, r. W s Mission Road,
Spring Valley Homestead
Wunderlich William W., gaslitter, r. 634 Minna
Wunderlin Stephen, bartender George Faude, r. 627
Commercial
Wnnsclx M. & Co. (Marcus Wungch, August Hell-
bronner and Herman Brunn) wholesale jewelers,
111 Sutter
Wunsch Marcus (M. Wunsch k Co.) r.l211 Hyde
Wuusch Nicholas, barber, SW cor Railroad Av and
Dominica
Wurdeck J. Mrs., lodgings, 405 Kearny
Wurdeck Joseph, carpenter, r. 405 Kearny
Wurdeck Peter, carpenter, r. 512 Btish
Wurdinger Anton, teamster, r. 82 Tenth, rear
Wurkeim Max, fancy goods, 617 Larkin
Wurkheim Morris, (Wurkheim & Co.) r. 1102 Van
WURKHEIM & CO
Wurkli.im) cloaks and suits, 1/3?
Kearny
Wurkmann C, r. 132 Sixth
Wurster George H.. bartender Dunn Bros., r. 120t
Market
Wurteuberg David, bookkeeper I. S. Rosenbaum t
Co., r. 417 Mason
Wurtenberg Edward, conductor Sutter St. RR., r.
1112 3^ Mason
Wurth Charles, commercial traveler, r. 13183^ Jack-
son
Wurthmann Bernhard (Wurthmann Bros.) and gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Turk and Leaven-
worth, r. 611 Leavenworth
Wurthmann Brothers (John and Bernhard) groceries
aud liquors, NE cor Geary and Leavenworth
Wurtumann John (Wurthmann Bros,) r. NE cor
Geary and Leavenworth
Wurz John, hostler Dennis Lynch, r. Marquesas nr
Railroad Av
Wurzmaun William, clerk M. E. Mayer & Co., r. 946
Mission
Wiist William, waiter, r. 317 Green
Wustenberg Henry, r, E s Columbia nr Sixteenth
Wusterhausen Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 504 3^ Minns
Wurh Qustave, bartender, r. 10 Twenty-sixth
Wuthevlch Charles porter Fritschi k Segesser, r. 271
Stevenson
Wutrich John, butcher, 415 Geary
Wutrich John C, butcher John Wutrich, r. 415 Geary
Wutrich William C, butcher John Wutrich, r. 415
Geary
Wyant L. P. Mrs., dressmaking, 11 Geary
Wyatt George, longshoreman, r. 462 34 Sixth
Wyatt James J., plasterer, r, 1912 Mission
Wyatt John A., stevedore, r. 1019 Union
Wyatt Joseph, r. 1804 Mission
Wyatt Joseph D., driver City RR., r. 1 Julian At
Wyatt Leander H.. steward, r. 1034 Clay
Wyatt .Samuel, r. 5 Ninth
Wyatt Samuel, r. W s Rose bet Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth
LOWEST PEICES.
PINE GOODS.
LAKGEST ASSOETMENT.
BEAMISH'S
MARKET ST., COK. THIRD.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St,
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512 Fifth, r. 105 Snn JoHt- Av
VyBit W., waiter Btiur Mariposa
Vycoff Daniel H., shlpjoiner, r. 247 Tehama
Vyer George W., broker, f25 Montgomery, r. 35
Taylor
Vyer John, gasfitter, r. 1001 Masou
Vyer John D.. macbluiHt Kisdon I. and L. Worka r
1001 Mason
Vyer Peter A., secretary Superior Court Judges,
oflBce New City Hall, third floor, r. 610 Eddy
Vyh8 JohL, maltster, r. 3 Bowie Av
Vylsel Maria, doniet^tic 2538 Mission
Vyler Edward, r. 10 Stark
¥ylie Antilo Mrs., restaurant and lodgings, 519 Mis-
sion
yylle Charles J., r. 924 Broadway
yylie Fannie L. Miss. r. 924 Broadway
S'ylie George E., porter Jones & Co., r. ."54 Qninn
^ylie James, carriagemaker, 838 Howard, r. 45
Twelfth
B'ylie James A., clerk, r. 924 Broadway
ffylie James H., with David Lundy, r. 630 Jessie
BTylio Joseph H., dealer in agricultural Implements,
37 Market, r. Oakland
^ylie Martin L., clerk, r. 519 Mission
O^Wylie. See 'Whiley and Wilay
Wyllev John A., porter S. B. Whitehead & Co., r.
■ 1206 Powell
toyman Benjaiuin H., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir &
Sons, r. 605 Buchanan
SVyman Beujamin H. Jr.; clerk R. Dnnsmuir & Sons,
r.eo.'i Buchanan
VVyniau Charles, upholsterer, 1317 Mission
VVynian Charles F., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 831
Bush
Wyman F. A., r. 1045 Market
Wyman Gustave, goldsmith, r. 405 Minna
Wyman Jaines B., collector and real estate, 702 Mar-
ket r. 827 Polk
Wyman John, clerk, r. 808 O'Farrell
Wyman Mary Mrs., r. 711 Jones
I3r Wyman. See Weihmann and Weyman
Wymann William C, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Wyms John H., San Francisco agent Whitney, Stand-
ard and Oakland Transfer Co., 3-5 Commercial, r.
Oakland
Wyneken L. Ernest (Townsend & W.vneken) r. NE
cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-si.icth
Wynell Robert, engineer, r. 164 Tehama
WyiH-rf Charles, r. 101 Jessie
Wynn Andrew, waiter, r. 16 Ellis
Wynn Howard P., salesman, r. 611^ Grove
Wynn James, boilermaker. r. 615 Second
Wynn James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
E B Vermont bet Mariposa and Solano
Wynn John, marine engineer, r. 615 Second
Wynn Robert, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Wynn Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 81 Natoma
Wynn Thomas, morocco iinisher, r. Maurltus nr
Platte
Wynn William, r. 615 Second
,Wynn William J., machinfst P. C. 89. Co., r. 616
.Second
;Wynne Annie Miss, r. 1313 Kearny
(Wynne Charles, bookkeeper, r. 705 Oak
iWynne Daniel, laborer, r. 3.59 Eleventh
W'ynne Dennis, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 121 Welsh
IWyune Edward, r. 563 Mission
iWynne Henry F., druggist, NE cor Twenty-second
and Folsom. r. 2814 Mission
iWyune Henry J., machinist, r. 121 Welsh
Wynne Martin, r. 359 Eleventh
Wynne Nicholas, driver United Carriage Co., r. 859
Eleventh
Wynne Nicholas, gents' furnishing goods and no-
tions, 2816 Mission
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.
PORTIERES,
Largest Assortment on Ihc Coast.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Wynne Nlrholan, newadealrr. r. 706 Uak
Wynne Nlcliolaa F., r. 7(i8 Oik
Wynne Nlch<.liH P.. drngglil. r. lu Capp
Wynne Palriok. r. HSU Elevi-nth
Wynne Patrirk. bak.r, r. U13 Kriroy
Wynne Patrick, driver N. B. and M. HR , r. 1103 Shot.
well
Wynne Patrick, nrtiuan Market 8t. RK.. r. 6M gt*».
Imonr k Co., r. 3S14
enson
Wynne William, r. 114 Capp
Wynne William, driver 8. T. Dralc
MlHi-ion
Wynne William A., mattreaamaker W. H. Blckftrd k
Co.. r. 2814 Mission
i^ Wynne. 8«e Winn. Wlnne and Wynn
Wyntj.ns Frank, teas and coffen, 112»H Folaoin
Wyrich Christian, expressman, r. 3 McCormlrk
Wyse W. S., r. Palace Hotel
Wysbam U. Clay, teacher nitmlc. r. 601 Peat
Wyslnger Jesse £., porter Palace Hotel, r. S}A Natoma
Xavier John, gripman Geary 8t. KR., r. 2«1» Poal
Xevers Zach. barb, r, 20H Brannan
Xicoy Mariano, journalltit La Ht publira, r. 914 Powell
X L Dairy, L. J. Ewell proprietor, NW cor Fulaou
and Tweuty-flrst
Yablonsky John, collector 8. F. Gaa LlRbt Co.. r
Alameda
Yaeger Frank, "peculator, r. 12n Poat
Yaeger John, expressman, r. 442 J. inle. rear
Yaeger John, liquor 8;i|oon. NW cor Uowanl an.l
Steuart, r. 8E cor Twenty-feventh and Alabama
Yaeger Martha, widow, r. 1.1 Van iinra
Vaeyer Will am. prei-suian. r. 1.') Varennea
YHger Andrew, oiler atnir Madrona
Yager Emanuel, 4 Ivar mnrr. r. 1114 Elghlrnlh
Yager J. W.. clerk R.dli gt.n k Co . r. 70.', po.t
Yager Joseph, clgarmakir Emaniiel Yag. r. r. IKW
Valencia
r^" Yager. See Jaeger, Jr.ger, Yaeger and Yragrr
Yaklich Joseph, moMcr Sallonal Iron Worka, r. 110
Takllsh Frank, dlphwasher Mm. Jennie Brr«D. r. Tlf-
faiiv Av nr Twenty-rlnbth
Yale Chnrlet G., editor Mining and Mentlfto
Prehs and f err.tary Tr. hnlral So.lrly of Pacin.
CoaHt and San FraucUro Yacht Club, offlr* tH)
Market, r. Oiikland
Yale Club of California. Mouutford 8. Wllaoo ••««'■
tary, 2()J Kanhorno
Yale FranrlK E . widow, r. BIS >aleDcU
Yale Frank W., clerk, r. Sl.^ Vilenrla
Yale John C. traveling ailmnian l^vl Mn»m k Co .
r. t;OH Suiter ^ , ,^
Yamanioto A., student Wertnilnaler 8.booI, r. I»
YanLuM In.ar-ncf. A.aorl-tlon (llmli»4
Sf-rlne of Hli.nghal) Mac.n.ltay k Co, aifliU.
426-427 Market
Yanke Richard. Iracher nui»lc.
Yankee Hlock. 8W ror Froiil and Pine
Yanl.en William K . barWr. r ^^n Btt»h
Yarn Lena, d. iurt.Vc HVt) G'"'/,.
Yarnell J- .e,.h. ».ll. r. r. 31. <•. M.aon
Yartlngton AN J»id»r I'
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Yates Albert E.,
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
CO
YatcB Chnrles R., teller Oakland Bank of SavinRS, r.
18'>H Eddy
Yates Elizabeth, resident physician Pac. Dispensary
and Cbildreu'8 Hospital, 3700 California
Yates Fannie W., teacher music, r. 1421 Pacific
Y'ates Fred. Hrtlst, 1'20 Sutter, room .38
YATES GEORGE A. fr„ma«a
ci>>;iti-g, eiitrjince to Golden Gate Park,
r. as O'FarreU
Yates Harry, seaman stmr Alameda
Yates Joseph, expressman, r. 2617!^ Mission
Yates Joseph F., lash maker, r. 2623 Mission
Yates Mary J., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
Yates R. H. & Co. (Robert H. Yates) cloaks and suits,
4-6 Grant Av
Yates Robert H. (R. H. Yates & Co.) r. 1502)^ Golden
Gate Av
Yates Robert R. (Yates & Hunter) r. 1823 Eddy
Yates Walter, clerk, r. 1812 Fillmore
Y'ates William H., gralnbroker, 310 California, r. 1812
Fillmore
Yates «Ss Co. (Charles M. Yates and William E.
Stevens) wholesale paints and oils, 101-103 Front
Yates «& Hunter (Robert R. Yates and Gilbert V.
Hunter) assents Eureka Hpool Silk, and " Acorn "
shirts and collars, 537 Market
Ybarra Emma Mrs., r. 317 Leavenworth
Ybarra Esteben, harnessmaker Walker & Wade, r.
1237 Stockton
Ybarra Mitchell, cook, r. 530 Green
Yeager Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1523
MiBsion
eS?' Yea?er. See Jaeger, Jager, Yaeger and Yager
Yeatou Frederick, painter, r. .538 M Natoma
Yeaw William H. (William H. Yeaw & Co.) r. 422
Sutter
YEAW WILLIAM H. & CO.
(William H. Yeaw) importers and
manufacturers suits and cloaks, 433
Sutter
Yehl Aaron, proprietor The Monogram Wine
House, NW cor Hyde and Post, r. 8J^ Cedar Av
Yehl Abraham, butcher, SW cor Hyde and Post, r.
735 Geary
Yehl Charles, clerk E. M. Weil. r. 735 Geary
Yehl Samuel, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 735 Geary
Yelland Arthur, carpenter, r. 1609 Folsom
Yelvertou Thomas, boarding and lodging, Alabama
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Yenda Lucien, jeweler, r. 1318 Dupont
Yenda Zaoharlas, r. 1318 Dupont
Yenna Jacob, laborer S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1014 Bry-
ant
Yenne Mary Mrs., bakery, 1014 Bryant
Yenowski Alexander, brassmolder W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 417 Sutter, rear
Yenowski C, coremakerW. T. Garratt & Co., r. 417
Sutter, rear
Yeo William H., mining, r. 2934 Mission
Yeoman William, liquor saloon, 52 Steuart
Yeomans Albert B., mining, r. 609 Pine
Yeomans John B., proptr New London Theater, SE
cor Kearny and Sacramento, r. 60 Annie
Yerba Bueua Livery Stables, P. L. Archibald & Co.
proptrs, 1342-1344 Market
Yerby Henry C, grain broker, 28 Merchants Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Yerga Samuel E., groceries and liquors, 948 Howard
Yergan Nathan I., printer, r. 758 Harrison
Yergan Silas A., laborer, r. 758 Harrison
Yerian Anam, carpenter, r. 131 Shipley
Yerksa Mansou, carpenter, r. 1050 Howard
Yerke John, laborer, r. 143 Minna
Yerxa M., carpenter J. HarumDnd & Co., r. 1512 Lvon
Yeschcke August, stableman National Brewing Co.,
r. 722 Grove
Yeschcke C, maltster National Brewing Co., r. 722 |
Or-ive
Y^lesia de Nuestra Henora de Guadalupe,
N 8 Broiidway bet Mason and Taylor, Rev. Andrea
Garriga pastor
Ylisalitiirri Peter, spurmaker Joseph J..BernaI, r. 443
Green
Yuda Zacharias, silver plater Schaezleln & Burrldge,
r. .536 Vallejo
Yoder Lewis M., opium specialist, r. .504 Ellis
Yokoiiiima Specie Bank (agency) S. Hihara
manager. 111 Phelan Bldg
Yokohama Tea Co., Charles B. Piatt proptr. 204 Sixth
Yolo Mills (flouring) Hinz & Plagemann proptrs,
120 Mission
York C. B., bookkeeper G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. Oak-
land
York Frank, cigarmaker Louis Wertheimer & Co., r.
221 Minna
YoTk Frank, rigger, r. 413 Dolores
York Gregory, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI
York John,r. 454 Jessie
York John, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI
York Street Flax Spinning? Co. (Belfast, Ire-
land) Brown & Metzuer agents. 535 Market
York Waldo M. (York, Whitworth & Shurtleff) r. Sau
Luis Obispo
York William, wholesale liquor dealer, 116 Califor-
nia, r. Vi.llejo, Gal.
York, WUitworth 6i SlmrtleflT (Waldo M.
York, John M. Whitworth and Charles A. Shurt-
leff) attorneys at law, 120 Sutter, rooms 43-49-50
Yorke Peter Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathe- (
dral
Yorris Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Yosemite Commissioners, San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Bldg, room 4
Yosemite Flour Mills, C. R. Splivalo & Co.
proprietors, 1066-1068 Bryant, office 321 Sacra-
menlo
Yosemite House, Blrkholm & Smith pr,oprIetors,
1013-1045 Market
Yosemite Queen Gold, Silver and Lead Mining Co.,
R. F. Bunker secretary, 36 Montgomery Block
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co., Samuel Miller
general agent, office 613 Market
Yost Albert, porter J. J. Mack ^^ Co., r. 535 Stevenson
Yost Antone D., patrolman Underwriters Fire Patrol,
r. 106 Jessie
Y.ist Daniel, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829 Folsom
Yost D.Tuiel Z., assistant United States Appraiser,
< ffice U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, second floor
Yost Frederick, bartender Gruen & Heydenaber, r. 504
Leavenworth
Yost Frederick, satchelmaker D. Block & Co., r. 1334 Ji
Natoma
Yost George W., carrier Post Office, r. 1234}^ Bush
Yost Harry D., plumber S. P. Co., r. Columbia bet
Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
Yost Henry, maehinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. 232 Fourteenth
Yost Henry D., engineer, r. 1126 Florida
Yost James H., machinist S. P. Co., r. 1126 Florida
Yost J. .M. Mrs., widow, r. 815 Bush
Yost John, wool sortnr, r. 30 Clinton
Yost John D. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. 1422 Sutter
6S" Yost. See Joost and Jost
Youle George A., clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. Alameda
Youmans L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Bond
Young Albert, r. 1406 Grove
Young Albert E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
202 S°coud
Young Alexander, clerk G. W. Glbbs & Co.. r. 1415
Twenty-fourth
Young Allen A., laborer S. P. Co.. r. 624 Fourth
Young Alpheus, sawyer, r. 19 Ninth
Young America South Mining Co. (Tuscarora. Nov.)
E. M. Hall secretary, 314 Pine, rooms 1-2
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST WORK at
•'THE HASTINGS," I
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NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartforil
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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roung A. Michael, whltener and plasterer, r. 227
Perry
fouiiK Andrew (McCauley & Young) r 140fi Orove
fount! Aniliew, Btevedore, r. 29 Oak Grove Av. rear
foiing Andrew J., carpenter, r. 10:)0 Twentieth
/oung Andrew 8., master stair Bullion, r. 1716 Jack-
son
iToiing Andrew 8. Jr., mate stmr Bullion, r. 1622 Pa-
cific Av
foung Arthur L., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 923
Valencia
ifoung Austin, carrier Post Office, r. 701 Stockton
Youiif; Carlos G., merchandise brok. r and com-
iiiiasioii merchant, 2.5 Davis, r. It;i6 Geary
Young Caspi-r, longshoreman, r. 427 Filbert
Young Charles, bartender, r. 1224 Kearny
•JTouug Charles, bookkeeper James Elder, r. 112 Olive
Av
Young Charles, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy, r. 1515
Fillmore
Young Charles F. (Taylor & Young) r. 1255 California
Young Charles H., mnfg jeweler, 3 Hardie PI, r. 611
Stevenson
Young Charles J., clerk John W. Harrison
t & J, mm & CO,
Miinurnrturcr* .if
WINDOW SHADES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Young Hermin H. (Young ft n«lfrlrhi r. IVIO lUrkvt
Young Herman L.. tra.lrr. r. .VW Minna
Young H. G.. maHter niarUKr. r. .V).! Kiilsom
Young Jarob. teaiuBter L. KloU. r. ir.n; Htucktoa
Young James, r. 214 Clara
Young James (Young fc Thoraaon) r. lif, Krarny
Young James, with George E. Belmor, r. 21 H I^Uif-
ton
Young Jamea, laborer, r. 51.^ Howard
Young James, seaman, r. North Paoinc Hotrl
Young James, shipjoiner. r. 12 H Ulngoli!
„ Young James, waiter, r. 521* Sacramrnto
Young Char ies L., drayman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. Young James Mrs,, dreasniaklng, Vir, Krimy. toon 31
cn
■>:U Vallejo
lYoung Conrad, plumber, r. U29 Dupont
Young Daniel E., sawyer, r. 1727 Stevenson
lYouug David, foreman PotreroYeast Co., r. 205 Third
lYoung D. R.. clerk, r. 16 Ellis
Young Edward, marine engineer, r. Ocean View
Young Edward B. (Gordon & Young) attorney at law,
4bO Montgomery, rooms 5-6, r. 2417 Webster
Young Edward D., compositor Call
Young Elisha T., engineer, r 618 McAllister
Young Emma Miss, with Cal. Hosiery Co., r. Oak-
land
Young Emma J., furnished rooms, 1027 Market
Young E. O., surveyor Dakin Publishing Co.
Young Eva. widow, r. 514 Twenty-third
Young Frank, shoemaker Andrew MacNamara, r. 31854
Clementina
'Young Frank E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Oo.,r.
I 2347 Howard
[Young Frank H., clerk South British Fire and Ma-
rine Ins. Co. of New Zealand, r. 618 McAllister
j Young Frank J., engineer, r. 715M Grove
lYoung Frank W., special agent Firemans Fund Ins.
Co., r. Los Angeles
Young Freilerick. boxmaker, r. 1429 Dupont
' Young Frederick J., with Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 1213
Oitavia
Young Frederick O., teacher penmanship, 43 Phelan
Bklg
Young George, laborer, r. 703 Oreeuwich
; Young George A., artist and notary public, 413 Mont-
gomery, r. 1904 Broadway
Young George G., painter, r. 38 Zoe
Young George M., clerk Thomas Young
Young George O., foreman Bamberger & Kaempfer,
I r. 114 Natoma
1 Young George R., first mate tug Sea Lion
j Young George W., petroleum, 20 California, r. 715>4
Grove /
! Young Mary F.. clerk Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corpo-
I ration, r. 1206 Ellis
j Young Harry G., dentist 3. F. Dental Office, r. 1716
I Jackson
J Young Harry R., stevedore, r. 314 Lombard
i Young H. C. (Haase & Young) r. 248 Third
[1 Young Henry, r. 1055 Mason
Young Henry, cook, r. 1«1 Minna
Young Henry B., clerk freight auditor'i
Co., r Alameda
Young Henry H., clerk, r. 1213 Octavia
Young Henry J., r. 1213 Octavia
Young Henry W., lighthouse keeper South Farallone
Island
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Young James A., boilermaker, r. Ifi Illuxnme
Young James E.. Bh<><mak< r HucklnKham k Hecht, r
Twenty-Brst bet Ulanioiid and Kureka
Young James J , watchmaker and joweUr. 57 Second
Young James T , r. lOfi Eighth
Young J. C, j)hy8ician, 226 Sutter
Young J. 0., printer, r. .102 Pobt
Y'oung J. U., r. .ItlOS^ Bryiint
Young Jerome N., <arpent<r, r. 2315 Ijirkln
Young John, butcher Tyson * Bill, r. 925 Waahlniitoa
Young John N., butler 1013 Pine
Young John, carpenter, r. W s OunnlsoD At b«t
Twenty-seventh and Twenty .iKlith, ». H.
Young John, clerk Jarob Llodo, r. 1512 Powell
Young John, confectionery and bakery, U19 Htoektbn
Young John, cook, r. 330 Kearny
Young John, cook, r. 19 Sione
Young John, foreman Haya fc flilber, r. 24 Turk
Young John, painter, r. Iiil3 Kearny
Young John, plumber, r. 15 Bcrnire, rear
Young John, porter Luvaggl * Barblerl, r. 1429 Du-
pont
Young John, riveter tJnlon Iron Work*, r. 1321 Har-
rison
Vnung John Jr., calker, r. 1320 Harrison
Young John 0., harnessmakpr, r. 15 « P'>Ik
Young John C. maslrr mariner, r. 113 Cumberland
Young John F., mlllband, r. fi27 Nlnet<>enth
Young John G., co..k r. 15 Bimlc. rear
Young John H., sign painter, U27 Butler, r. 510
Stockton
Young John J., fornnan printer Dewey * Co., r. 214
Chattanooga j
Young John N. (Young k Puwertand Smith k Youd(|
r. 17 Liberty I
Young John P., journallat Chronicle, r. 1919 DctIm-
dero
Young John R., paint burner, r. 2307 OcUvIa
Young John T., clerk U. 8. lUllway Mall Berrlce, r.
314 Lombard
Young John V.. r. 12 Steuart
Young Joseph, r. 12 Natoma
Young Joseph, boilermaker Qeorije fc. Delmor, r. JU
Younft Joseph, druggist, 1114 FoUom. r. 2410 Ml*- |
Young Jull'iB. assistant O'Connor. MoffaU k Oo., r.
231'. Mission '
Young K»te Mr*., r. 15 B^nilre, n-ar , , ,
Yoiinw Klrbv, im-ssm mr HUle of rallfornU
Young L«rs(}..p«lnt.r,r. K - rt.nrhri b.1 Twenty.
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Vn„„ri."Uis. driver K.-rgus 11,.,...,,. r Wl Hu^kloo
Young Louis U„ slocVbn.krr. r. 71JI Howaid
Young Lo.lM H., ,,on,o,„.n. r. l-^W Htc-kloo
Younti Lonlso. w.dow r 1 W M.rkrl
Young MxgHlo, domrstlc 11 Oak
Young Margar'-i, wldo«
Young Marl", widow. T
Young Mar.v. domeatlc.
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Importers and Dealers in
ENOI.ISH AND AMEUICAN
Encaiintio. 4>Iuxe<l und Plain.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
YiinnR MHtilda, widow, r. 674 Natonia
Youns niei>'8 Christian Association. Henry
J. McCoy general secretary, rootus 23'2 Sutter
Youn^ Men's Cliristiaii Association (Twen-
tietU Street Branch) Robert 8. Boyns secretary,
rooms Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission
ITonnfg Men's Hebrew Association, George
H. Zekiud secretary, 421 Post
Young Michael, laborer, r. 615 Howard
Young Michael, messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1424
Taylor
Young Nellie Miss, carpet sewer, r. 501 Post
Young Philip, Ironworker, r. 22 Bannam PI
Young Reuben A., millwright, r. 602 Third
Young Richard, r. 1425 Oak
Young Robert, cigarmaker, r. 17 Oak Grove Av, rear
Young Robert, foundryman, r. 42 Tehama
Young Robert, printer, r. 411 Ellis
Young Robert, sawyer, r. 327)4 Filbert
Young Robert F., assistant bookkeeper Corbitt &
Macleay. r. 1811 Sutter
Young Robert H., esgineer, r. 1154 Foleom
Young Samuel, liquor saloon, 5()4 Mission
Youug Samuel E., cook. r. 60 M Everett
Young S. E., carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. 1727
Stevenson
Young S. F., r. 1011 California
Young Shirley, collector, r. 430 Bryant
Youug Simon, r. 34 Harriet
Young S. P. Mrs., r. 114 McAllister
Young Stephen A. D., physician, 40 Everett
Young Thomas (Allen & Young) r. 314 Lombard
Young Thomas, boilermaker, r. 254 Clara
Young Thomas, collector, r. 1010 Capp
Young Thomas, laborer, r. 520 .Stevenson
Young Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Iowa
nr Solano
Young Thomas, real estate agent, 39 Sutter, r. 502
Powell
Young Timothy J., expressman, r. Elizabeth bet San-
chez and Noe
Youug TuUey T., carrier Post Ofiace. r. 805 Pine
Youug Walter, assistant lighthouse keepeer Goat la-
land
Yonnff Walter, teller Bank of British Columbia,
r. 5U Twenty-third
Young Walter S., clerk Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co.,
r. 603 Eddy
Young: "William, agent Sacramento Brick Co.,
Third Street Wharf, r. 1811 Sutter
Young William, boilermaker, r. 764 Bryant
Youug William, clerk, r. Ill Hayes
Young William, cook Abraham Bernstein, r. 1140
Market
Youug William, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Young William, plater Union Iron Works, r. 1320 Har-
rison
Young William, plumber, r. 7 Mary
Young William, plumber, r. 153 Shipley
Young William, sewing machines, 1031 Mission
Young William, upholsterer H. W. Frank & Co., r.
817 Bush
Yonng William, waiter, r. 1224 Kearny
Yotiug William A., painter, r. 2307 Octavia
Young William E., carpenter, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young William W., office, 302 Montgomery, room 15,
r. 1424 California
Young W. R.. cashier Oregon Imp. Co., r. 320 )< Sut.
ter
Yonn^ Women's Christian Association,
Mrs. L. S. Smith matron, 912 Sutter
Yonng Women's Christian Temperance
Union, 132 McAllister
TOUNQ & HELFRICH s«cces-
sors to Schroth & Westerfeld (Herman
H. Young and Henry Helfrich) bakery
and coffee saloon, S!38 Kearny
YounK & Powers (J. N. Young and Frank H.
Powers) attorneys at law, 401 California
YOUNG & THOMSON ,..n...
Young: and William J. Thomson) man>
nfacturers frames, sash, doors, blinds,
shutters, etc., 30(>-308 Mission
•^ Young. See Jung. Juuge and Yung
Younberg Adolph, tailor, r. 18 Stockton PI
Youngberg Frederick C, clerk 8. F. and N. Pac. RR.
Co., r. Alameda
Youngberg John E., deputy and chief clerk U. S. In-
ternal Revenue, r. Alameda
Youngblood John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- i
tory, r. Black Point
Yonngdale William, musician, r. 326 Minna
Younjrer Edw^ard A., M. D., dentist, office 300 <
Stockton, r. 690 McAlliste.
Younger John, conductor Market St. RR.
Younger Joseph H., bookbinder Bartling, Phillips & ,
Stilwell, r. 515 Golden Gate Av
Yonng-er W^illiam J., M. D., dentist, office 300
Stockton
Younghaus Ernst, dairyman, cor Hampshire and Ser-
pentine Av
Younglove Elizabeth Mrs., r. 66 Shipley
Younglove Joseph C, compositor Examiner, r. 339
Sixth
Youngman George, waiter, r. 10 Langton
Younker Barbara, widow, r. 802 Geary
Younker John, stockfitter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 804)4
Geary
Yourell Walter S., r. 436 Stevenson
Youths' Directory The, 2030 Howard
Yreka Creek Gold Mining Co., C. V. Manner secre-
tary, 51 Fremont
Yrigoyen Carlos, special agent Spanish Central Amer-
ican SS. Line, 123 California, r. 832 California
Yslas Florence, pressman Bosqui Eng. and Printing i
Co.,r. 1713)4 Post
Yslas Minnie Mrs., teacher mueic, r. 1713)<S Post
Yuba Gravel Range Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) H.
Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Yucca and Asbestos Boiler Covering, Gilbert 0.
Fowler manufacturer, 656-658 Howard
Yuill James, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Everett
Yuill William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 536)4
Howard
Yule C. W.. laborer, r. 869 Market
Yuma Mill and Mining Co. (El Rio, San Diego)
Gillespy & Childs agents, 123 California
Yung Edward (J. Schwegerle & Co.) r. 551 Fourth
Yung Jacob, stonecutter, r. 2315 Mission
Yung Rosina, widow, r. 1229 Broderick
Yung William baker Henry Pfeifl'er, r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
IS'" Yung. See Jung, Junge and Young
Yunker August, baker Henry Pfeififer, r. SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Dolores
Yunker Frederick, tailor, r. 724 Mission
Yzaguire Delia W. Mrs., r. 415 Eddy
Zabaldano Alexander, druggist and chemist, 1124
Stockton, r. 610 Filbert
Zabel A. Mme., French laundry, 624 Ellis
Zabel John D., shoemaker, r. 518)4 Geary
Zabriskie E. G. Miss, teacher Buford Free Kindergar-
ten, r. 1132 Pine
Zabriskie J. H.. block bookmaker, r. 226 Oak
Zabriskie John O., trader, r. 340 Shipley
Zabriskie Mary F., widow, r. 1132 Pine
fiS" Zabriskie. See Sobriskey
Zachariae Otto, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r. 218
Stockton
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Ztcbarias Alfred, Baleeman, r. 929 Sutter
ZachariaB Charles H., HSgUtaiit bookkeeper W. Cohen
& Co., r. 929 SuUer
^oharias Frederick, clerk Schussler Bros., r. 929
Sutter
2aihsriB8 Hyman, r. 929 Sutter
2acharla8 Joseph, glazier, r. 1519 Ellis
,Zacharia8 Lyon, liquor saloon, 400 Market, r. 929
Sutter
2«charia8 Marcus, watchmaker and jeweler,308 Kearny
r. t>02 Leavenworth
iacharias Morris, tjlazier, 516 Kearny, r. 2136 Sutter
ZacbarlaH Salle, watchmaker M. Zacharlas, r. 1511
Sci.tt
Zacharias Samuel, carpenter, r. 2136 Sutter
iacbarias Zacharias, mnf^ jeweler, 17 Geary, r. 1508)4
Franklin
Zachau Eugene, machinist Cal. Electrical Works, r.
925 Washington
iZachert John, chemist, r. 2101 Steiner
^•choreck Fred. O.. barber, r. 1115 Clay
2acbrii<on Z., watchman Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1111
r Shotwell
iZack George G. C, watchmaker, r. 1106 Broadway
IZadig Herman (Zadig, Wollberg & Co.) r. 1715 Jackson
ZfitUg, Wollljerg & Co. (Herman Zadig. Joseph
Wollberg and Joseph Marks) stockbrokers, yoti
Montgomery
Zaeptlel Xavier, confectionery, 1718 Stockton
Zahn Charles W., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. Pennsylvania Av nr Sierra
Zabn Ernest, bookkeeper Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1219
Jones
Zahn Dorr Miss, dressmaking, 121 Murphy Bldg
Zahuder Gottlieb, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2425
Greenwich
Zalbert Louis, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. Domin-
ica nr Railroad Av
Zalesky Catherine, widow, r. 22;<S Welsh
Zambelli Hector B. (Padrotta & Zambelli) r. SW cor
Fifteenth and Market
Zammitt John J., salesman Gage, Shattuck k Co., r.
5 ("hurch
Zammitt Joseph, r. 12)i Washington Av
Zamraltt Joseph, r. cor Dartmouth and Silliman
U.M.T.
Zammitt Patrick F., poultry dealer, r. 131 Dorland
Zamoiani Juana de, widow, r. 1005 Powell
Zan Vincent (Zan * Plancicb) r. 906 Vallejo
Zan fc Plancicb (Vincent Zan and Nicholas Plancicb)
broom manufacturers, 510 Front
Zander Adolph, clerk Lebebaum Bros., r. 127 Olive Av
Zander Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Zander Oustave, bookkeener L. Dinkelsplel & Co., r.
431 Geary
Zander John J., barber J. T. Gearou, r. Brunswick
House
Zander Louis, news agent S. F. and N. P. RR. r. 132
Oak
t^ Zander. See Sander
Zane Edmund P., real estate, r. .501 Mason
Zang Charles, engineer South Park Malt House, r. 128
Clinton
Zaote Daniel, silverplater, 190 Jessie
Zapata Josepbiua, seamstress, r. 1615 Powell
Zapata Loretta, widow, r. 1615 Powell
Zapnt Peter (Mareno & Zaput) r. W s Illinois bet
Butte and Napa
Zaravia Francisco, machine operator Porter, Sless-
inger k Co., r. 910 Pacific
Zardig Rosina, widow, r. 41.") Mason
Zareizky William, salesman E. A. F. Essmann, r. 100
Jones
Zarratonni Joseph, waiter, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Zart Edward A., clerk Albert Palmer, r. 115 Larkin
ZaHchc- Joseph, shoemaker, 1723 Webster
Zaun Henry, bakery and confectionery, 320 Broadway
Zazzi Peter, laborer, r. 625 Greenwich
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Zearn. Carlo,
Zeave M.. cal
H.iward
Zecb A (i. Mi
loKetublm, Colombo Marks!
iMitniaker W. J. Uraej k Co..
ZECH AUGUST F h.,
pliino, liiiriiinn>-. roii nlrrpolnt and
coniiiOHitoii, itt Miilli
Zedi Frederi.k. i.imio tin., r. r . li w, V«l. i,cl»
ZECH FREDERICK. JR.
piiinUt and rom|M>acr, UI4 Nutter
Zech Jacob, tuner MatlhlBH (irav Co. r 311 Moth
Zech William F.. teacher v|..||ii, 0|<i^ V.lrn. la
Zeckendorf L. k Co. (Tuchon A. T.) ufll... 310 8«rr*-
merito
Zecber Frederick W., biitchor. IH^l Powrll
Zeiber Henry, carpenter Cal. Mill, r. lift Valley
Zederman Jarob, r. l.VW Oolilen Oate Av
Zeeb Christian, baker, r. .11.'. Third
Zefhundt-laar Felix J., Jouruallat Ezamlntr, r.
62.5 M Post
Zegllo David, marble worki. 1.319 Mlt«lon,r.eor Wolf*
and Isabel, B. H.
Zeglio David A, marbleworker David Zegllo, r. cor
Wolfe and Inabel, B H.
Zeh Frederick, clerk Q. Leipnitz k Co., r. H07 Bran-
nan
Zeh Henrietta, liquor aaloon, 807 nrannin
Zeh LouIh, butcher, 1432 Duponl. r. 417 I'nlon
Zf'h Louis, clerk G. Leipullz ft Co.. r. m07 lirtnnan
Zehendir Joseph G., harneimmaker J. A. McKerron,
r. 1107 Filbert
Z -hender MaKdellna, widow, r. 1107 Filbert
Zehfui-s Frederick W.. carpenter, H40 Mualon
Zehfuss F. Win Jr.. sblppinK clerk DempiiUr k Keja.
r. 840 Mi8»ion
Zehuder Jo.seph, diKhwasher, r. 431 Pine
Zeibif; Charles, ciKarmaker Auguat Brune, r. SM Fil-
bert
Zefgler Frank, brewer, r. 71 Nnloma
ZAfTler Wilbur G., attorney at law, 433 Ifont-
ijomery, loom :t. r. Vi'l Turk
Zell*- CharlcN D.. druKumt and proprietor Rua-
Hiaii anil Turkish Bathi, .Vi4-S3H riclOc. r. H18
Lombard
Zelle Kdwird O., r. 1729 Broadway
Zeile Fr.derick (estate of) Mmou H. Taft aMrt-Ury.
ollice r.i'i MontKom^ry.room 1
Zell»^ Freili-rlck W., ne.retary and trraaurrr
American HuKur RcOnery Co.. VH California, r.
21 1:'" Hacraniento
Zelle Heiiilelta Mrs., widow, r. UOS Byd*
Zeile Iloliert. r. ISli; EIIU
Zelle Wllllain, laborer, r. i-'W Coinnierrlal
Zelnier Daniel (Zelmer* Co. I r. I>I4 Fell
Zeltnt^r * Co. (Daniel Zelmer and Julliu C 1 • r;.
Htein) wIneK and llquom. H<W Howard
Zeiner W.ndelln. bakery, lnH Ninth
Zeinwoldt "theodore, watfbniakrr W. A. Bammond
Zi-lro F. (Vatuone * Zelr«)) r. 407 I'aoinc
ZelH Adolph.rlrrk J. A.FolKrr* C<...i. »I1 Or»«o
Zeis Alfred, plumber Cbarbn Kownra. r. HU OrvM
Zeis Henry, palnt«r. r. 812 (»r.en
Zeis John, ahoeniaker, r. HIJ Orrrn
ZelsliiK Frank M.. atlckerhand A. K. Knorp. r. for
Chcnery and Hoanoke
ZelHlng Henry, cblnelniaker. r. 109 Duponl
ZelHH ( onmd, porter, r. :II7 ll«»b
ZeIsM Loula. produce coninil»»l<>t
Drumni. r. IHM IJiBiina
ZelHZ Annie, donieatir laift MI»alon
Zelifucbs Ernrat, engraver l..-vl»on Ilr««.
ZellkaFrederlck, Jeweler M AufrlrMlg _..„^
Zeltl.r Frederl. k, bul- b»r, E. Mla.|..n b«l Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Zcltlmann Lawrence, waller •t»r AUiii««»
, BW cor Clay a»<t
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IMPOnTRUa OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
IVIanufacturers of
FRENCH RANGES.
809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
ZEITSKA AUGUSTA Mme.
instriief ions in fancy needlewoiU unci
embroidery, 25 Liapidjj^e
Zpltska Heury, tailor, lOli Post, r. 25 Lapidge
Zeitska Institute, Mine. Bertha Ziska and
o:«Mls8 Mary Lake princlpala, 92'i Post
Zekiud Alexander I. traveling salesman Joseph
Bremer & Co., r. 1015 McAllister
Zekind George H., bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
913 Sutter
Zekind Solomon, proprietor California Sus-
pender Manufacturing Co., 105 Battery, r. 913
Sutter
Zell George, seaman, r. 7 Clementina
Zeller Albert, gold beater James Newman, r. 1705
Mason
Zeller H., waiter, r. 912 Folsom
Zeller James, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 15
Hill
Zeller Louisa, widow, confectionery, 1311 Powell
Zelkr Micbael, r. 2116 Jones
1^" Zeller. See Celler and Seller
Zellerbach Anthony, paper warehouse, 419-421
Clay, r. 1037 Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Henry H., engraver M. F. Coon, r. 1037
Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Isadore (Zellerbach & Eitzawaller) r. 1037
Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Jacob C, bookkeeper Anthony Zellerbach,
r. 1037 Golden Gate Av
Zellerbach Max. mining, r. 160(i California
Zellerbach & Eitzawaller (Isadore Zellerbach and
Solomon Eitzawaller) brokers, 60(3 Sacramento
Zelner William, druggist and apothecary, SE
cor Fifth and Mission, r. 912 Page
Zelner William J., clerk, r. 912 Page
Zeniansky Caspar, salesman, r. 601 Polk
Zeniansky J. H., deputy Assessor, r. 601 Polk
Zemansky Philip (Eobert L. Toplitz & Co.) r. 601
Polk
Zeniansky Samuel, r. 601 Polk
Zemansky Solomon, salesman Eobert L. Toplitz &
Co., r. 601 Polk
Zemelli G. E., teacher music, r. 700 Mason
Zenazzi Francis, laborer, r. 13 Federal
Zende Alexander, musician, r. 627 Green
Zender Benjamin, oarijenter, r. Ahlborn House
Zengeler Sarah, coffee saloon, 3}^ Stockton
Zenger Alexander, engineer, r. 12 Eondell PI
Zenker Ernest, baker, r. l^ii Harlan PI
Zenovich Geoige, restaurant, 1216 Mason
Zeuovich Peter (C. Autonioli & Co.) r. 5 Market
Zenovich Samuel, bartender Bozo Eadovich, r, 6
Market
Zens Joseph, tanner, r. Falkland nr Eailroad Av
Zentawer Martin, helper Phelps Mnfg. Co., r. 218
Moulton
Zentner Julius, salesman A. Levy k Co., r. 1806 Ellis
Zepf Frank J., cigar mnfr, 151 Seventh
Zeppernich August, r. Kramer PI
Zerburg Severiuo, cook, r. 205 Second
Zerman Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 657 Noe
Zerman John, clerk Quade & Straut, r. 130 Golden
GateAv
Zerovich Nicholas, cook C. M. Seffer, r. 1300 >i Stock-
ton
Zerr Gaspar, butcher, 238 First
Zerse Joseph, carpenter, 845 Valencia
Zesch E., shipping and commission merchant, 427
Front
Zett August L., saddlemaker L. D.Stone & Co., r.
127 Clipper
Zett Frederick, harnessmaker L. D. Stone & Co., r.
127 Clipper
Zezovich John, r. 2 Washington
Zgraggen Karl, liquor saloon, 619 Merchant, r. 618
Merchant
Zibilich Martin, coffee saloon, SE cor Mission and
Steuart. r. 422 Kremout
Zickel Andrew, warehouseman Pac. EoUingMUl
Zlckel John, factoryman Pac HoUing Mill
Zk'kel Joseph, painter, r. 1052 Howard
Zickernian Nils M. C, cutter Leak Glove Mnfg Co.,
r. 3010 MlHsion
Zlcbline Minnie Mrs., manufacturer artificial flowers,
(> Valle.jo Terrace
Ziegeubein John (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r. Oakland
Zie;urenbein John Hi Co. (John Ziegeubein and
F. HillensI commission merchants and dealers
flour and grain, 216-220 Davis
Ziegenfuss Joseph N.. salesman Kohler & Chase,
Oakland
Ziegenfuss Thomas H., sawsmith Bird & Haughy. r.
1312 Valencia
Zieger John, wagonmaker, r. 317 Bush
Ziegler Anthony J. (F. E. & A. J. Zlegler) r. 744
Union, rear
Ziegler Charles H., liquor saloon, 8W cor Pacific
and Montgomery
Ziegler Edward T., contractor bill posting, r. 632
Market
Ziegler F.E. h A. J. (Frank E. and Anthony J.)
books and stationery, SE cor Washington and
Sansoine
Ziegler Frank E. (F. E. & A. J. Ziegler) r. 724 Union,
rear
Ziegler Fredericka, widow, r. E s Utah bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Ziegler J. L. Mrs., r. 1220 Turk
Ziegler Jolin B., principal St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 1417 Howard
Ziegler John G., carpenter, r. 1811 Powell
Zieyler Max, r. 938 Pacitic
Ziegler Paul J., tanner Elchard Curtis, r.
Columbia
Zieglmayr Anthony, r. 903 Bryant
Zieglmayr Frederick (Moran & Zieglmayr) r. 1406Ji
Dupont
Zieglmayr George, foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.
r. 422 Stevenson
Zieglmayr Theresa, widow, r. 422 Stevenson
Zieglmayr William, cigarmaker Charles Poppe, r. 421
Stevenson
Ziehn Charles, cabinetmaker U. Fritscbi, r. Harmonj
Hotel
Ziel F. E., clerk Harry W. Svz, r. Alameda
Ziel C. A. (Harry W. Syz) r. Alameda
Zier Louis, tailor, 254 Jessie, r. 444 Clementina
Zier William, baker, r. Humboldt Hotel
ZiernanA. T., tailor Charles E. Anderson, r. llOi
Powell
Zierenberg John F., groceries and liquors, SW
Stockton and Washington
Ziesche Edward E., cigars and tobacco, 621 Eearny, r
1031 M Clay
Zififerer F. J., teacher music, r. 510 Geary
Zignego Joseph 0. Jr., clerk OuUahan & Grady,
945 Mission
Zigoroux Claude, cook, r. 508 Bush
Zihn Andreas, carpenter, r. 31 Twelfth
Zihu Henry, carpenter, r. 15 William
a^- Zihn. See Zihn
Zillmer Ad. Mrs., midwife, 1013 Mission
Zillraer John G., butcher, r. 101,3 Mission
Zimberlman Charles, liquor saloon, 521 Sixth
Zimraan Alexander, jeweler and watchmaker, 120
Stockton, r. 324 Minna
Zimman 0. Miss, dressmaking, 324 Minna
Zimman Isaac A., cigarmaker J. W. Shaefifer & Co.,
324 Minna
Zimmer Charles K., barber, r. r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer Charles M., shipping clerk Leak Glove Mnf
Co.. r. 407 Van Ness Av
Zimmer Ernest, musician, r. 326 Minna
Zimmer F., waiter, r. 316 Fremont
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Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
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Bimraer George F.. clerk Ives & Oo., r. 637 McAllister
ZiinmerOeorKeW., clerk J. H. Horn. r. 637 McAlllBter
!Zimiuer Jacol), tailor, r. 911 Uulon
iZimnier J. George, broomiuaker G. F. MackeDzie, r.
tiS'.t Howard
iZimiuer John, plumber and gasfitter, 2546 FoIboiu
IZluiuior John J., bicycle repairer Edwin Mohrig, r. 5
Adelaide PI
iZimiuer Joseph, cutler Will & Finck, r. 10 Twenty-
sixth
Zlmiuer Sarah, widow, female employment o£Bce,
512 J< Geary
Zimmerman Adolph, driver F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 17-,i5 O'Farrell
Zimmerman Albert, liquor saloon, 1017 Market, r. 431
Fulton
Zimmfrman Anson, butcher, r. Honduras nr Ken-
tucky
Zimmerman Carl, driver Ruhland Bros., r. Point
Lobos Av bet Thlrty-secouil and Thirty-third Avs
Zimmerman Charles, saloon keeper, r. 141 Fifth
Zimmerman Charles, teamster Reno & Delanoy, r. BE
cor Sixth and Clara
Zimmerman E., laborer Palace Hotsl
Zimmerman Ernest, butcher W. Shrader, r. 30 Po-
trero Av
Zimmerman Frank, hostler Central RR., r. 720
Laurel Av
Zirainerinan Frank C, r. 1321 Sutter
Zimmerman Henry L., clerk Sperry & Co., r. 507
Powell
Zimmerman Johanna, widow, r. 1725 O'Farrell
• Zimmerman John, butcher, r. Dominica bet St. John
and Tombigbee
Zimmerman John, cook, r. 109 Minna
Zimmerman Joseph A., baker, r. 625 Clay
Zimmerman L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 507 Powell
Zimmerman Leonard, hostler Central RR., r. 1316
Laurel Av
Zimmerman Louis, foreman E. L. Ransom, r. 3017
Buchanan
Zimmerman Matthew, carpenter, r. cor Coso and Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Zimmerman Nicholas, laborer Ruhland Bros., r.
Poiut Lobos Av bet Thirty-second and Thirty-
third Avs
Zimmermann Adolph, barber, 331 Sixth
Zimmermaun Albert (Maschowsky & Zimmermann)
r. 1623 Powell
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan &
Co.,r. 457 Jessie
Zimmermann Albert E. M. Jr., satchelmaker, r. 1557 H
U-.net
Zimmermann Augusta, domestic 821 California
Zimiuermaiin C. t'., porter, r. 426 Tehama
Zimiuermann David, master mariner, r. 909 Eight-
eenth
Zimmermann Eliza, midwife, r. 457 Jessie
Zimmermann Georj^e, expressman, r. 311 Austin
1 Zimmermann Henry, bookkeeper Diepenbrook Bros.
i: Doeing, r. 1390 Market
I Zimmermann Herman, r. 30 Potrero Av
I Zimmermann H. L., varieties, 703 Broadway
Zimmermann John G., clerk L. Zeiss, r. 1313 Laguna
Zimmermann Joseph, blacksmith, r. 6 Church Lane
Zimmermann K^irl, upholsterer, r. 113 Ivy Av
Zimmermann Louis, stevedore, r. Humboldt bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Zimmermann Max, proptr St. Helena Hotel, 507 Mls-
Klon
Zimmermann Peter, machinist, r. 909 Eighteenth
Zimmermann P>iillp (A. Waldenmeier & Co.) r. Rail-
road Av nr Paraguay
Zimmermann Relnhard. cooper John Wleland Brew-
ing Co., r. 24 Tehama
Zimmermann Robert (John & Zimmermann) r. 1308
Buchanan
Zimmermann John M., druggist, r. 417 Powell
bxam'iner
BRING GREATEST RESULT
W. & J. SLOflNE & CO. i
si'i;«i.\i. LI Ni. ,\^ IN
CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES.
641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
ZIncke Wllliaru. fr.-»ro p»tnt.r. r I.vn nucliai,..,
Zingre Adolph. gardnuer f>.Tm«n H»ii|>ltal
ZinK Paul, coper John WUUnd Urtiwing 0> r >
Clementina
Zlnkand Charles A. rOrur-n k Zinkand) r. VT! tialtar
ZInke Charles, r. ,W Willow* Av
Zinke CoUHtaure, widow, dreMHtnakpr, r. Ai9H J«ui«
Zingraff Peter P., w.iitHr, r. 3Irt Minna
Zinn Mary, widow, r. 2«17 Uuab
a^ Zinn. See Zihn
Zinnamon Alirab^im B., tailor, 114 Eldr, r. 6%) jMal'-
Zinnamon Adolph D., Ullor, 341 Buih, r. \3H nil
more
Zinnamon Joseph, tailor A. B. Zinnamon. r.SiO J.««i"
Zliiuaiuon Louis, tallorx' anl ilreumaktrr*' trlmmlnsa
40 O'Farrell, r. 1902 McAlllnler
Zimmen Joseph, muslclau, r. 19 Elliot Park
Ziiins Christian, merchant tailor, 5 Montgomary.
r. 2t Franklin
Zinns Frank A., bo-iukeeper Chrlotlan Zinni, r. 24
Franklin
Zinns Henry L., with Christian Zinn*. r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Utto T., assistant exchange t«ller Anglo-Call-
fornian Bank. r. 2tv.>9 Uowinl
Zinsand Josepbinn, cook .South Park Hou«e
ZinzB Pierre, gardener, r. San Bruno Kotdtar Six Mllr-
House
Zion James M.. book agent, r. 613 Valencia
Zipt'en J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill
Zipp Charles, cook. r. .'>29 Sacr»m"nto
ZIpp Frederick L.. cook. r. IISH Fair Oiki
Zlpperll John, baker, r. .'542 NMuth '
Zirbes Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 51fi Stockton i
Zi«ka Bertha Hme., principal Zeitaka Initlla-
tute, 922 Post
Zissig Charles, Halesman O'Connor. Moff.itt k Oo.. r
1813 Devisadero
Zita Prospero, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Zizler Frank, teacher mUBlc. r. 10\ Seventh
Zobel Jacob, cap mnfr. 216 Kearny, r. Wl« Pine
Zoberbier Morris (A. Mautz ft Co.) r. 644 Twenljr-
thlrd
Zoberbier John, teacher music, r. 7.16 0<*<Tr
Zocchi Dennis, p4lNter Hun Broa.. r. \S ITulon PI
ZoochI Louis, packer Porter, Sleaalnger * Co., r. li
Union PI
Zoir Louis, clL'ars and tobacco, l'i31 MUalon
Z.ilfo Giovanni (Zolfo k DanKrIl r. 2 WVt nor« PI
Zolfo fc Danerl (Giovanni Zolfo and Andrew Daoerll
fruits and v-getables. 10)1 Powell
Z.dler F. 3.,r. KJl M irket
Zoller John, bakery. 1*17 OFarr.dl
Z.ller William L. freight clerk utrnr SanU K'", r
630 Twenty-third
ZolezzI Catarliia, widow, r. 15'jn Dupont
ZolezzI Lulgl, hsrnosHiuaker, r 1»20 Dupont
Zolllkofer W. Robert, Unner J. C. Uu«l * C ■ r '
Valencia
Zollner William A., r. 739 ITnlon ,^ -,, .
Zollver Henry, deputy Tax Collector, r. «H CUa»<-
ZollvVrlohn A., brasuflnlaher M. GrtM.ober«'i 8oo«,
r. 6)4 CleaveUnd '
Zook Frank K.. chief cnKln.rr con.lroctJ.nHrapd
N. P. RH- C >.. olUce 410 Mlnilon, f. ill Jooe*
Zoppl' Agnes, wid'ow. r. '211 O "k
^7w^alkyG::ltav!"irt;r'N.V:r Air. * Druo.. r. M.
Zow«Hk;'>7.r*y widow. r._23in.r_kor7 AT
3^
C2
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Clawaon h
Koiinlnaky. r. IM SU-
Zowaaky RoI.ert. chimney builder
Co.. r. 231 Hickory *»
Zoyer Alolii, laborer Harm
ZschlcHcro Chrle.l.n. sho.m.krr. Urj Uupool
Ziianlch Lucca, tl.iamUh. r. 40. P.c n.
TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & RtY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
DAVIS, City Ae«nt,
510 California Street
ZUE
1252
ZWI
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Brass and Nickel Plated
FENDERS and FIRE IRONS
Open Fire - Place Trimminijfa
a Specialty.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Zneger Kasper, tailor, r. 629 Green
Zuern Martin, cabinetmaker U. Fritschi, r. UH
Rausch
Zuhlke George, liquor saloon, 123 Front, r. 16 Pros-
pect PI
Zuletti Angelo, fisherman, r. 31B Broadway
Zulauf Charles F.. clerk, r. 274 Tehama
Zulauf George W., printer, r. 274 Tt-hama
Zuuiwalt Luther, clerk F. W. Spencer & Co., r. 652
Howard
Zundfl Robert F., porter Harrison, & Co., r. 827
Vallnio
Zundel Robert H.. confectioner, r. 82T,Vallejo
Ziindell Jacob, musician, r. 473 Tehama
Zunder Carl, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ziinder D., bootblack, r. 348 Fourth
Zupar Vincent, bartender, r. 278 Jessie
Zupfle Henry, bartender Daly & Johnson, r. 68 M Ev-
erett
Znrflu Joseph, cook Chris. J. F. Schmidt, r. 506 Market
Zurhorst Henry, tanner Laguua Tannery, r. 1819
Greenwich
Zurlowen Minnie Mrs., second-hand furniture, 171
Mission
Zurmuhlen August, gardener, r. 213 Clara
Zwald Mary Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 16 Ji Folsom
Zweifel John H., bartender, r. 1828M Market
Zweybruck Agnes Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 29 Fulton
Zweybruck Frederick W., clerk Redlngton & Co., r.
27 Fulton
Zweybruck H. Mrs., r. 27 Fulton
Zwick Antone, wine dealer, r. 2126 Mission
Zwick Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 1816 Mason
Zwick Louisa A. Mrs. (Koster & Zwick) r. 1816 Ma-
son
Zwicker Frederick, tinner, r. 224 Birch Av
Zvvieg Herman, proprietor South Park Malt
House, 608-610 Brannan, r. 2597 Howard
Zwierlein Oanper (Zwierleln & Pavel) r. 421 Bush
Zwierleln & Pavel (Casper Zwierleln and August Pa-
vel) carpenters and bnildprs, 330 Pine, room 11
Zwisker Frederick, tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 23
Oak
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS
EXCEL jl.XjXj OTI3:EI^s.
MARKKT ST.. COR. THIRD.
I have the largest factory on the Pacific Coast and the most reliable
work in the market, and it will be to your interest before buying to
write for descriptive circular and prices and reference sheet from the
best and leading merchants of San Francisco and other places who have
discarded cheap unreliable Eastern work and adopted mine.
CHAS. WALTZ,
Inventor and Manufacturer of
THE WALTZ SAFE
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
Time Locks, Bank and Vault Work.
13 DRUMM STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
EXPERT TTORH DONE IN ©PEBTIXG AKD REPAIR-
IN© SAFES AND liOCKS.
SPECIAL STYLES OF SAFES, BOXES, ETC., BUILT TO ORDER.
The "Waltz Safe is absolutely fire-proof.
The Waltz Safe is entirely damp-proof.
It is fire, fall, and thief-resisting.
It is the only safe worth re-filling after a fire.
It is not the cheapest safe in the market, when compared by size only — it is the
cheapest safe when all its merits are considered.
Bear in mind that ordinarily the purchase of a safe is for a life-time, therefore seek
the best and avoid one that is offered on its merit of cheapness only.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Marte St.
BANK^
^^i'
-AND-
tisiinittce ileiiartincnf,
OIVIMO XA.MKS; OK
Okkichrs, Dirp::ct()ks,
-AND PARTICULARS OF THE
P R O M I X K X 1^
Insurance Contpnnies nnci l^aiiks
h.
DOING BUSINESS IN
SAN FRANCISCO
FOR THE YEAR BEGINNING
MAY 1st, 1888.
1254
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE!
SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital,
Surplus,
$3,000,000
1,000,000
WILLIAM ALVORD President
THOMAS BROWN Cashier
B. MURRAY, Jr Assistant Cashiei
-A-O-EISTTS =
'Sew York Agency of tlie Bank of Californi.'
Boston Tremont National Bank
Chicag'O Union National Bank
St. liOnis Boatman's Savingrs Bank
Australia and Neiv Zealand The Bank of Neiv Zealand
London Alessrs. N. M. Rotliscliild & Sons
Cliina, Japan, India and Australia .... Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China
The Bank has an Agency at Virginia City, and Correspondents in all the principal
Mining Districts and interior towns of the Pacific Coast.
Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of the world.
Draw direct on
London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg, Frankfort O.-M.,
Antwerp, Amsterdam, St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
Christiana, Locarne, Genoa, all cities in Italy and Switz-
erland, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Hongkong,
Shanghai, Yokohama, Salt Lake, Denver,
New Orleans, Cincinnati, Portland,
Or., Los Angeles.
BANK DEl'AKTMEN'l
<^f^^ ORGANIZED 1863. ^iSft.
SAW FMAN€I8€0, CALIFOMNIA.
THE PIONEER INCORPORATED COMMERCIAL BANK OF
THE PACIFIC COAST.
CAPITAL, PAID IN, - - - - $1,000,000 00
Surplus, 650,000 00
Average Resources, - - - - 4,356,175 94
Yearly Volume of Business, - 225,000,000 00
Depositors Guaranteed Pro Rata to the Full Extent of the Share-
holders' Individual Wealth.
A SPECIALTY MADE OF COLLECTIONS IN EVERY PAUT OF THE WORLD.
BULLION AND EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD ON THE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Correspondents and Banking Connections in the Business Centers of
America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Polynesia.
;FRANK V. McDONALD, Cashier^! R^ H. McDONALD. President
(For further particulars of Pacific Bank, see page 3.)
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SAN FllANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE
Q|lo4alifgrQi
( Xj X 3VC z I* z: X3 . )
LONDON OFFICE, 3 ANGEL CODRT
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, - - N. E. COR. SANSOME AND PINE STREETS
Authorized Capital Stock, - - - 86,000,000
Subscribed, 3,000,000
Paid in, 1,500,000
Surplus, 500,000
jdx:r:eicj:o:r3 xist XiOnsriDOiiT :
RIGHT. HON. H. H. FOWLER, M. P., E. H. LUSHINGTON,
ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.
J. SIMON, Manager, London.
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS:
J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK BOSTON
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.-, PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO CHICACxO
BANK OF COMMERCE ST. LOUIS
ESPY, HEIDELBACH & CO CINCINNATI
STATE NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS
MERCH.ANTS' BANK OF CANADA CANADA
SELIGMAN FRERES & CIE PARIS
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER FRANKFORT
GEBRUD ER MEYER BERLIN
M. M. WARBURG & CO HAMBURG
D. B. ADLER \- CO COPENHAGEN
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT VIENNA
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE LOCARNB
NIEDERSAECHSISCHE BANK BREMEN
BANCO NACIONAL MEXICO
C. SPRECKELS & CO HONOLULU, H. I
China, Japan and East Indies :
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.
Australia and New^ Zealand :
Bank of Australasia and Branches. Union Bank of Australia.
BI£J<S OF EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OP CREDIl
Issued, Collections made, and Stocks, Bonds and Bullion Bought
and Sold on most fa-vorable terms.
Managers in San Francisco :
FREDERICK F. LOW, IGNATZ STEINHART
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier.
BANK DEPARTMENT.
1 •-'.■
(X-IIS/IITEID.)
Cinntvilj fully paidf . . . $2^00,000
'MesBTve Ftind, 226fi00
33XXl.Z20T*OflLS:
George William Campbell, Esq. . .of Messrs. Finlay, Campbell <fe Co.
Henry Goschen, Esq of Messrs. FruljliuK k Goscheii
Charles Hemery, Esq.. Director of London and River Plate Bank, I'ted
William Newbold, Esq Director of Mexican Railway Co., Tied
Robert D. Peebles, Esq Managinj,' Director
Robert Ryrie, Esq Director of London Joint Stock Bank, I'ted
N. D. Rideout, Esq Banker, Marysville
Head OlHce : 22 Old Broiid Street* London.
London Baukeis 1 ?'''''; "S^'^^I^c:' u « ., r -. ,
I Loudon Joint stock Bank limited
This Bank is prepared to issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters
of Credit, available throughout the -world, and to
transact every description of
BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Draws on all the principal cities on the Continent of Europe, on India,
China, Australia, New Zealand, Scotland and Ireland.
PORTLAND BRANCH: - - - 4.S FIKST STI{I:i:T.
WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Manager.
New York M. ..^rs. Diw.!, M-r-.." A <;..
Philadelphia ^''"**^'^
Boston Third ^
ChK AGO '.' V . ' '..'....". ....... U"'"" "^
Los Angeles Univemty Hank ..( 1.-- At... i. .
(And in all the principiil cities in the riutfd Stnt«'H.)
India and China. Chartor..d B..nk of India. A.i»tralm «nd ( hio.
( Hank of Niw S..iith NNalii*
AC8TBALIA AND xNeW ZEALAND • ■ - i;<H<'" '^''"k '•' A'.Ktrulm. limilod
I Nution.il Hank of N.w /...lUuJ. hmit.'d
Correspondents also in MEXICO. SOUTH AMERICA and CUBA.
ARTHUR SCRIVENER, Manager.
WILLIAM STEEL, Assistant Manager.
San Francisco, 1st .January, 188M.
D t ie
EXPRESS AND BANKING.
Organized 1852. Capital, $6,250,000
PRINCIPAL AGENCIES, HOME AND FOREIGN:
ATCHISON, KAN UNION DEPOT
BOSTON 43 FRANKLIN STREET
BREMEN BREMEBHAVEN, GEESTEMUNDE
BROOKLYN, N. Y 331 AND 333 FULTON STREET, AND 107 BROADWAY, E. D.
CHICAGO. ILL 154 AND 156 DEARBORN STREET
CINCINNATI, 0 118 WEST FOURTH STREET
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA CORNER MAIN AND BROADWAY
DALLAS, TEXAS 611 ELM STREET
DENVER, COL 17fi2 LARIMER STREET
GALVESTON, TEXAS CORNER TREMONT STREET AND AVENUE A
GUAYMAS, MEXICO CORNER CALLE PRINCIPAL AND PLAZA DEL MUELLE
HAVRE 9 RUE DE LA BOURSE
HAMBURG 39 ADMIRALITAT-STRASSE
HOUSTON, TEXAS 77 79, AND 81 FRANKLIN STRKET
KANSAS CITY, MO N. W. CORNER FIFTH AND DELAWARE STREETS
LIVERPOOL 20 WATER STREET
LONDON 99 CANNON STREET
LOS ANGELES CORNER MAIN AND ARCADIA STREETS
MEXICO, CITY OF 9 CALLE DE SANTA ISABEL
NEW ORLEANS. LA 18 AND 20 UNION STREET
NEW YORK 65 BKOADWAY
OGDEN, UTAH UNION DEPOT
OMAHA, NEB 1102 FARNAM STREET
PARIS No. 19 RUE SCRIBE
PORTLAND, OREGON CORNER A AND FIRST STREETS
PUEBLO, COL 42(1 SANTA FE AVENUE
RO.ME 6 AND 7 VIA DEL GAMBERO. AND No. 175 VIA DEL CORSO (PALAZZO RAGGI)
SACRAMENTO N. E. CORNER J AND SECONli STREETS
SALT LAKE CITY 123 AND 125 EAST TEMPLE STREET
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 6 EAST COMMERCE STREET
SAN FRANCISCO N. E. CORNER SANSOME AND HALLECK STREETS
SAN JOSE 268 FIRST STREET
ST. LOUIS, MO CORNER BROADWAY AND LOiiUST STREETS
STOCKTON 182 MAIN STREET
TOPEKA, KAN 102 SIXTH AVENUE
VERA CRLZ, MEXICO 28 CALLE DE LA INDKPENDENCIA
VIRGINIA CITY. NEV 69 AND 71 SOUTH C STREET
To all parts of BTebrasha, Kansas, Colorado. Sfew Mexico, New YorU, Arizona. Texas,
IjOuisiaiia, Nevada, Vlah. raliforiiia, Oregron. W.voniius:, and Indian Terri-
tories, Britisli Columbia. Mexico, Allnnlic States and Kurope.
Wells, Far^ro «& Co's Money Orders are payable at over 8,000 places in the United
States and Canada, They can be remitted in letters as
exchange, or deposited in banks. Rates:
For $1 to $5 5 cents I Over $30 to S30 13 cents
Over $5 to $10 8 cents Over $30 to $40 15 cents
Over $10 to $30 10 cents I Over $*!» to $50 30 cents
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS
On Netv York, Boston and Montreal, pa.rable in the |>rinei|ial Cities of the Ignited
Wtales and Canada. AI.«io Bills on London. l>ublin and Paris. l,et.fers of Credit
Issued on our New York House, cxeliansreable forCirvulstr Iietters,
pa.vable in all parts of Knrope. Mone.v forwarded b.v Tele-
graphic Transfer between designated ofHees.
COLLKCTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Of all kinds executed, and Oeneral Express Business attended to promptl.y in all
parts of the United States. Europe and Canada. Orders for P _ . . .
from Qneenstown,
New York.
Passage furnished
Overland or b.T Steamer.
LLOYD TEVIS, President: JAMES HERON, Secretary: H. B. PARSONS. Assistant Secretary:
H. WADSWORTH. Treasurer: JOHN J. VALENTINE, Vice-President and General Manager:
E. M. COOPER, General Sup't Western Department: W. J. HANCOCK, General Sup't Eastern Department.
BANK DEPARTMENT.
The Nevada Bank
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Nevada Block, corner Pine and Montgomery Streets.
CAPITAL, PAID IN (GOLD) - - - $3,000,000
RESERVE, 1,000.000
Board of Directoi^s :
JAMES G. FAIR, J. F. BIGELOW,
President. Vlce-Pr.^.l.l.nl.
JOHN W^. MACKAY. J. C. FLOOD. R. H. FOLLIS.
AGENCIES^
\ 62 WaU Street, New York.
/ Virginia City, Nevada
Issues Commercial and Travelers' Credits available in any part of the
world. Makes transfers of money by telegraph and cable.
and draws exchange at customary usances.
K^ This Bank has special facilities for dealing in I'l I I K "N
on the Principal CitieB throughout the UNITED STATES EUROPE JAPAN CHINA
and th« EAST INDIES, the AUSTRALIAN COLONIES «nd NEW
ZEALAND, and on HONOLULU. H.w.U
1260 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
(XjixxxiteciJ
1 and 3 Sansome St., San Francisco.
Subscribed Capital, - - $2,500,000
Paid Up, . . - . 2,000,000
Reserve Fund, . . - - 250,000
□ IRECXORSz
WIliLiIABI PATERSON, Esq. (Messrs. Paterson and Simonds) . . liondon and Singapore.
JAS. WHITTALL., Esq. (late of Messrs. Jardine, Matherson & Co., China) London, S. "W.
SIGISMUNO LOUIS SIMON, Esq London, E. C.
SIMON LAZARD, Esq. (Messrs. Lazard Freres «fc Cle. ) Paris.
ElilE L.AZARD, Esq. (Messrs. Lazard Freres «Ss Cle.) Paris.
MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO:
DAVID CAHN. EUGENE MEYER.
CASHIER, - CHARLES ALTSCHUL.
9 and 10 Tokenhouse Yard, . . . - Lothbury, London.
LONDON BANKERS:
BANK OF SCOTLAND London.
AG E: N T Sr
NEW YORK Agency of the London, Paris and American Banl<, Limited, 46 Exchange Place
PARIS Messrs. Lazard Freres & Cie., 17 Boulevard .Poissonniere
Having succeeded to tlie business of Messrs. LAZARD FRERES, San Francisco, ^ve
are now prepared to do a General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers bought and sold on Great Britain,
Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, China, Japan, Australia,
Central and South America, and principal cities of the ITnited States.
CO.TIMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' CREDITS issued, available in all parts of th«
■world.
COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates of exchange.
Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and receive Deposits on open accounts.
BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BANK df:partment. 1201
, KELLY & CO.
BANKERS,
Southeast Corner Montgomery and Sacramento Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO, C A L.
45 Exchange Place, Ne-vv York.
Draw Exchange on
EUGENE KELLY & CO NEW YORK
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION CHICAGO
NATIONAL LAFAYETTE BANK CINCINNATI
STATE NATIONAL BANK NEW ORLEANS
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK ST. LOUIS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON
DEXTER, HORTON & CO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERY
i
CONSOLIDATED BANK (Limited) LONDON
! SMITH, PAYNE & SMITHS LONDON
BANK OF IRELAND DUHLIN
ANDRE GIROD & CO I'ARLS
^ZSriD CITIES
Throughout Germany and other Continental European States.
1262 SAN FRANCISCO DIltECTORY.
TMIIT I llWilTi'
BANKERS,
OENERAIi PARTNERS:
Mrs. Elizabeth Tallant, Anne Tallant,
Elizabeth Tallant Brice, John D. Tallant,
Jane Tallant, John McKee,
Frederick W. Tallant.
MANAGERS t
JOHN D. TALLANT, JOHN McKEE.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS :
Drexel, Morgan & Co., New York.
J. S. Morgan & Co., - - - - - - - - London.
Belloc & Co.
BANKERS.
PARIS 78 Rue de Courcelles,
SAN FRANCISCO . . 524 Montgomery Street,
EXCHANGE AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
ON
New York. London and Paris.
BANK DEPARTMENT.
I2t;;i
m FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
Paid up Capital, ~ ] ] ^ . jsl, ,->()<),<)<)() oo
Surplus and Undivided Profits, . . 4ir^,r^it4 ()()
PRESIDENT S. G. MURPHY.
VICE-PRESIDENT JAMES MOFFITT.
CASHIER E. D. MORGAN.
ASSISTANT CASHIER GEO. W. KLINE.
D I R K C T O K S,
S. G. MURPHY, JAMES MOFFITT, D. C.\I.LAGHAN,
GEO. A. LOW, JAMES M. DONAHUE, JAMK.S D. PHKLA.V.
N. VAN BERGEN, JAS. H. JENNINGS. J. A. IIOOPKK.
CORRESPONDENTS,
LONDON Bank of Montreal.
PARIS Hottinguer & Co.
HAMBURG Elesse, Newman A: Co.
DUBLIN Provincial Bank of Ireland.
NEW YORK National Bank of Commerce.
BOSTON BlacLstone National Bank.
CHICAGO First National Bank.
Bank of British North America.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836. INCOHPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
Paid up Capital, : : : £1,000,000
Head Office, 3 Clement's Lane, London, England.
ilNTo. 312 I=>i:iNrE STFLBET.
COMMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED
For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies. South America and Auatralla.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and eUowhere. bought mod .oM »t currrt..
rates; also Telegraph Transfers. „.....„. ., •
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland: also ou Ca...da. New York. Chlc.«.., Brltl.h Columbia, au.l
on the Chartered Mercantile Bauk at Hongkong, Shanghai and Yokohama.
liills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
Interest allowed on special deposits. a \ay e r» w
J.C.WELSH., '^«*'"**-
1264 8AN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
(Incorporated by Eoyal Charter.) S. E. corner California and Sansome Streets.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $2,500,000
RESERVE FUND, 500,000
LONDON office:, 28 CORNHILL.
PORTLAND, OREGON, and VICTORIA, BRITISH COLITMBIA. Sab-Branches;
WESTMINSTER, VANCOUVER, NANAIMO and KABIL.OOPS,
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
NEW YORK and CHICAGO, Afi:encr Bunk of Montreal.
CANADA, Bank of Montreal.
MEXICO and SOUTH AMERICA, London Bank of Mexico and South America.
CHINA and JAPA.N, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Cliina.
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND, Bank of Australasia, Enj^lisli, Scottish and Aus-
tralian Chartered Bank, Commercial Bitnkinur Company of Sydney, Bank of
New Zealand and Niitional Bank of Australasia.
ENGLAND, National Provincial Bank of England, Bank of Liverpool, North and
South Wales Bank.
SCOTLAND, British Linen Company's Bank.
IRELAND, Bank of Ireland.
W. POWELL, Manager.
THE SATHER BANKING COMPANY.
S. E. COR. PINE AND SANSOME STS,, SAN FRANCISCO.
CAPITAL, . - . . $1,250,000.
To S.A.THE3I^ cfc CJO.
Established 1851.
I OFFICEKS:
HENEY L. DODGE, J. L. N. SHEPAED, J. S. HUTCHINSON,
PresMent. Vice-Pi-e\i'le!it. Manaoer.
DIKKCTORS:
HENRY L. DODGE, LOUIS SLOSS, W. P. JOHNSON, FRANK W. SUMNER.
ALBERT MILLER, CHARLES MAIN, J. L. N. SHEPARD,
Sell Bills and Telegraphic Exchange on
Drexel, Morgan & Co. Drexel & Co. Do-wner & Co.
NB"W YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
MAKE COLLECTIOIIS IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Issue Letters of Credit on
Messrs, Brown, Shipley & Co. Messrs. Drexel, Harjes & Co.
LONDON. PARIS.
Which are exchangeable for Travelers' Credits, available iu all parts of the world.
ALSO DRAW K.\CH.\XGE ON
liOudon, Paris. Hanibiirg, Cologrne, Berlin. Bremen, Cassel, Frankfort on 9I»ln,
I<eip»tie, Slultgrarl. and Basle.
BANK DEPARTMENT. iJi;.",
THE CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NATIONAL BANK
OIF SJ^ItT IFR^iTGISCO,
322 PINE STREET.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000
ORGAXIZKD, AIGIST 31, I8H6.
(SUCCESSOR TO CROCKER, WOOLWORTH & CO.
DIRECTORS:
CHAS. CROCKER, E. H. MILLER, Jr.
R. C. WOOLWORTH, W. E. BROWN, WM. H. CROCKER,
President. Vioe-Preaident. Cashier.
COKRKSPONDKNTS :
NEW YORK The National Park Bank. PARIS Mesara. HolUngovr k Co.
BOSTON Firgt National Bank. LONDON The Union Btok of LoDdon. UmltMl.
PHILADELPHIA First National Bank. BERLIN Direction der Dtacoato Ofa^Uacbftft.
CHICAGO The Metropolitan National Bank.
Current Accounts Solicited with Individuals, Firms, Companies, Banks and Bankers.
Collectiona receive Prompt Attention. Kxch«n|r« *t Market Rates.
SUTRO & CO.
amki)fi ami Brakcrs
408 MONTGOMERY STREET.
mK^MAWUM W)RAWM Q)M IfEW TOKK
U. S. Bonds, State, County and City Bonds, Scrip, Land Warrants,
Currency, Foreign Coins, Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1266
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION
532 CALIFORNIA STREET,
CORNER OF VTEBB STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Deposits, 31st December, 1887 , $15,263,012 31
Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund 514,026 35
DIRECTORSz
ALBERT MILLER, President; DANIEL E. MARTIN, Vice-President; J. Q. EASTLAND,
THOMAS MAQEE, CHARLES PACE. E. B. POND, JOHN ARCHBALD,
OEOROE C. BOARDMAN, W. C. B. DE FREMERV.
LOVELL WHITE Cashier.
T. B. KENT Surveyor.
HENRV C. CAMPBELL Attorney.
J. A. LANGSTROTH Accountant.
EeceiTes Deposits. Country Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliable
parties, payable in San FranciKCO, but the rfsponsibillty of this Savings Bank com-
mences only with the actual receipt of the money. The signature of the
depositor should accompany the first deposit. No chargre
is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Saturday evening, for receipt of deposits only, 6| to 8.
BANK DEPARTMENT
iL't;:
^SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
Incorporated July 23, 1857.
Office, 519 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal.
CAPITAIi 0I.OOO.OOO oo
Paid in
750.000 OO
OFFICERS:
HORACE DAVIS, President. CYRUS W. CARMANV, Caihltr and Hfe'y.
S. C. BIGELOW, Vice-PresU. A. N. DROWN, Attorney.
DIRECTOKS:
HORACE DAVIS, S. C. BIGELOW, A. A. NMITII,
ISAAC HYDE, B. O. DEVOE, A. N. UHOH'N,
W. A. ALDRICH, J. H. GOODMAN, K. H. WOOOH.
Deposits from the interior, or from any part of the United States or Europe, may be arnt by exprM*. or
by draft on any business or banking-house; but in no case will the corporation be liable for their aaffi
delivery.
Interest or principal sent to the interior, or any part of the United States or Europe, on rocetpt of the
proper order, accompanied by the pass-book.
Deposits received of $1.00 and upwards. The signature of the depositor should arcompany the nr«l
deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
IBT Money loaned, on approved security, at loivest rates.
THE
^W^m^Hf ©1 n^^WM^t $4a©»oo0«
No. 526 California Street.
Office flours iroi 9 A. M. to 3 P. M, Extra Hoars on Saturdays Irom 7 to 8 P. M.. lor mmi o( Deposiii only.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities
at Current Rates of Interest.
L. GOTTIG P-^^^'"^"'
P ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier
A. H.R. SCHMIDT AssistantCashier
WM. HERRMANN Secretary
1268 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SECURITY SA7IN6S BANK
228 Montgomery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Guaranteed Capital, :::::: $300,000
NO CHARGE FOR PASS BOOK.
Interest Paid on Deposits. Loans Made.
Wm. Alvord, Wm. Babcock, Adam Grant,
Jerome liincoln, D. O. Mills, W. S. Jones,
S. li. Jones, A. K. P. Harmon. D. C. McRuer,
THE
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
INCORPORATED 12th APRIL, 1859.
OFFICE: N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STREETS,
The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the Depositors
thereof may be enabled to find a
SECURE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENT for SMALL SAVINGS.
And borrowers may have au opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital,
on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS:
Pkesident M. D. SWEENY. Becretaet and Teeasueeb ROBERT J. TOBIN.
Attoksey ROBERT TOBIN.
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can lie made from ONE DOIiLAR. Loans made on security of Real Estate
^vitliin the City and County.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
I'liV.)
*^- SELECT A RESPONSIBLE TRUSTEE, -^^
THE
CALIFORNIii TITLE INMNCE
AND TRUST CO.
206 Sansome Street, : , SAN FRANCISCO.
In addition to INSURING TITLES TO REAL ESTATE, muUr-
takes the business of Trustee for Loans of Approved Corporations.
It negotiates and issues Loans on the San Francisco Market.
It acts as Agent for Railroads and other Corporations, in matter of
paying Dividends, Registering and Trausfering Stock.
It ]\Xaiiag"es5 Ewtates-
I It acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Assignee, Receiver,
, Depositary, Agent, Attorney, and IS AUTHORIZED BY LAW to act
I as Trustee in every capacity in which an individual can act.
K^ ALL TRUST FUNDS KEPT SEPARATE.
PAID UP CAPITAL,
George C. Boardman,
Wendell Eastx)n,
Oliver Eldridge,
Horace L. Hill,
P. N. LiUenthal,
Geo. T. Marye, Jr.,
$250,000
John McKee,
J. B. Randol,
J. L. N. Shepard.
OFFWMBS.
GEO. T. MARYE, Jr., President. OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Vice-Presid t.
MILTON B. CLAPP, Secretary. NEVADA BANK. Treasurer.
A. D. GRIMWOOD. Manager.
LEGAL STAFF-Cope, Boyd & Fifield. Page & Eells. OIney. Chichering & Thom«
Office
No. 206 SANSOME STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
1270 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
AJSTGLO -NEVADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
FIRE AND MARINE
CAPITAL FULLY PAID, $3,000,000.
Oflioo, 4XO I^±xx& Street-
DIRECTORS,
LOUIS SLOSS, J. F. BIGELOW, W. H. WHITTIER,
J. B. HAGGIN, C, P. FARNFIELD E. E. EYEE,
C. S. NEAL. J. W. MACKAY, E. L. GRIFFITH,
J. GREENEBAUM, W. H. DIMOND.
LOUIS SLOSS President.
C. P. FARNFIELD Vice-President.
Z. P. CLARK Secretary,
BANKERS: The Nevada Bank of San Francisco.
(
INSURANCE DEPAIITMKNT.
I'JTl
T?HE3
Of San Francisco, Cal.
INCORPORATED 1871.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in Cash, $400,000
Board of Directors^
A. J. Bryant, D. Callaghan, Fisher Ames,
C. D. O'Sullivan, M. Mayblum, Dr. C. F. Buckley,
J. M. Donahue, E. L. Goldstein, Dr. William Jones,
P. J. White, L. Cunningham, George H. Wheaton,
James D. Phelan, H. W. Seale, T. McMulUn.
A. J. BRYANT, President: C. D. O'SULLIVAN. Vice-President:
CHAS. H. GUSHING. Secretary.
Principal Office in Compani/s Building,
Nos. 218 and 220 Sansome Street,
San rrancisco, Cal.
1272 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. S. MANHEIM, J. H. DIBBERN, J. W. STAPLES, I. MANHEIM.
PACIFIC DEPARTIWEWT
Scottish Union aad National Ins. Co.
Of Edinburgh.
Casli Assets, - - $16,407,072.46
i
Frovidonco-Wasliington Ins. Co.
Of Providence, Rhode Island.
Cash Assets, ■ - $1,025,803.98
Manheim, Staples & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS,
INSURANCE DKPAUTMK
ii>7:i
1865
t^l888
UNION
Insurance Company
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
_ +
FIRE-^ °''11>''ii».'"'' MA RINK.
-*■
PAID UP CASH CAPrrAL, $750,000 00
GROSS SURPLUS, JAN. 1, 1888, 420,254 43
ASSETS, " " .... 1,170,254 43
LIABILITIES, " " 327,906 38
SURPLUS FOR POLICY HOLDERS, - - - 842,348 05
PROMPT! PRUDENT! PROTECTIVE!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Benjamin Brewster,
M. J. O'Connor,
K. S. Floyd,
John Barton,
Adam Grant,
Daniel Meyer,
A. E. Sabatie,
J. S. Eager,
E. L. Goldstein,
J. Mart^nstein,
I. Lawrence Pool,
A. M. Rosenbaum.
Jos. Brandenstein,
Charles Banm,
James Moffitt,
Isaac L. Requa,
John Nash,
H. C. Parker,
W. M. Hoag,
Nicholrts Luniny,
E. Ransom,
D. E. Martin.
A. W. Foster.
M. D. Sweeney,
Bartlett Doe,
Gustave Touchard,
William ("ampbell,
J. G. Kittle,
(ieo. C. Hick<i\
J. H. Frfeninii,
A. W. Schdll.
H. Mfttib..-.
I. Stfinhart.
C. A. Hou^'hton,
CyruH Walk.T.
Alexander Stoddard,
R. DinHmi>r«'.
OFFICERS :
GUSTAVE TOUCHAUD,
J. G. KITTLE,
D. BAILEY, -
F. ASHTON,
JAS.
GEO.
- Vi<r-rn'Nnl«'iit
S«'<rrlary
Local A;rriil
EASTERN DEPARTMENT:
WESTERN OEPARTIVIENT
SOUTH-WESTERN DEPARTMENT
NORTH-WESTERN DEPARTMENT
ROOSEVELT & BOUGHTON, Managers. New York City.
THOS. & W. A. GOODMAN. Managers. Chicago.
DARGAN & TREZEVANT. Managers. Dallas. Tt«as
FRITH & ZOLLARS. Managers. Denver. Col
! Principal Office: 416 California St., San Francisco.
1274
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
CAPITAL
mm
C. L. TAYLOR President.
J. N. KNOWIiES Vice-President.
ED. E. POTTER Secretary and Treasurer.
I
rDII^:BOTOI=LS :
I. STEINHAET Manager Anglo-Californian Bank
R. D. CHANDLER Merchant
GEO. H. COLLINS Higgius & Collins
J. B. STETSON Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
J. J. McKINNON Preston & McKinnon
JAMES MOFFITT Blake, Moffitt & Towne
E. B. POND Capitalist
ALFRED BARSTOW Rhodes & Barstow
C. L. DINGLEY Shipping Merchant ;
C. L. TAYLOR Shipping and Commission Merchant
J. N. KNOWLES Shipping and Commission Merchant
H Feature Peculiar to tills i^^ is:
That under its By-laws, from twenty -five to fifty per cent, of its
profits must be laid aside as a reserve fund for the better protection of
its policy-holders.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. \^r,
THES
mmm life m accident
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford, Conn.
Casli Capital paid up,
ASSETS, January 1st, 1888 $9,584,249 31
LIABrLITIES 7,674,827 95
SURPLUS 1,909,421 36
OLDEST ACCIDENT CO. IN THE WORLD!
MOST LIBERAL LIFE POLICY ISSUED!
JAS. G. BATTERSON, President. RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
WALTER W. HASKELL,
General Agent for Pacific Coast,
242 MONTGOMERY STREET, cor. Pine, San FrnnclHTo.
1276 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
GUTTE Sl frank,
303 CALIFORNIA STREET.
\
HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF HAMBURG.
6ERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF MAGDEBURG.
MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.
(MARINE DEPARTMENT) OF MAGDEBURG.
ECONOMIC FIRE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED)
OF LONDON.
THE NATIONAL MARINE ASSOCIATION. (LIMITED)
OF LONDON.
FRANCO-HUNGARIAN INSURANCE CO.
(MARINE DEPARTMENT) OF BUDAPEST.
Solid Fire Assets, $9,538,388 9
Cash Capital, 4,000,000
The ETNA'S l.o»i»-HayIne Beeord is Itnapproached by any other Company
in the World.
$3,782,600 00 - . - - Paid in a Single Fire at Chicago
1,600,000 00 _ - - Paid in a Single Fire at Boston.
LOSSES PAID IN 68 YEARS, $60,180,399.
S
INSBRE WITH /P^TKI A ^^ HIRTFORD
THE /IJ _L 1 \ 1\. CONN.
THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS '
THE LARGEST SDRPLDS OF ANY AMERICAN CO.
GEO. C. BOARDMAN. Gen'l Agent, THOS. E. POPE, Ass't Gen'l Agent.
N. W. WINTON, City Agent,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
INSURANCE DKl'AHTMF.NT. l'>7
MANNHEIM INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited)
MANNHEIM, GERMANY. iMAIlINK).
^■P**** $2,000,000 P-id u,, r.pu.i $500,000
LONDON OFFICE: 79 I'ORMIILL, E. C.
THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY ^Limited;
OP SINGAPORE, (MARINE!.
^•^P**»» $3,000,000 Paid apC.pU.l fAOO.OOO
ThiB Company will pay • Bouus to Policy Holders out of the Annul
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP HAMBURG.
iirp-iTIi":;.;;:::;;;;;;;;:: .?.^.=8R,.SPS | ?„-r.i."?; r,"".v.:.::.-.;"i!5l-?J.' V.
THE STRAITS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP SINGAPORE.
''"P"*' $2,000,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO.,
232 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
GENERAL A&ENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, AND TERRITORIES
WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
The London and Provincial
FIRE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED)
OF LONDON.
Capital Sntiscriliefl aM Gnaranteefl, ... - $4,185,145 OO
IIPI wp^l A Swiss Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL, Subscribed and Gxiaranteed. $2,C00.000.
Swiss Marine tarancs Cos. Md
CAPITAL, Subscribed and Guaranteed. $4.000.0:0.
HARRY W. SYZ, General Agent.
41() Caliloriiia Slirrt, S. V.
1278 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. I
coMMCim n imNCE co.
ox* Xj O PO- X3 O IN".
Subscribed Capital $12,500,000
Paid up Capital 1,250,000
Total Cash Assets, Gold 12,927,194
Total liabilities, including re-insurance, funds, etc 8,023,816
Cash Surplus to policy holders 4,893,378
All Losses on the Pacific Coast Promptly Paid through the Branch
Office of the Company at
301 CALIFORNIA STREET, - - - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
C. F. MULLINS, Manager.
CASH INCOME 1887, $5,815,895.28
Total Amount of Claims Pali : Over Fifty-fonr Million Dollars !
GUARANTEE (OR FIDELITY) BONDS
(As required by Law or for Private Persons) by which the Honesty or Fidelity of Agents,
Cashiers, Clerks, and all persons holding a Fiduciary Trust is insured J
against Defalcation and Embezzlement. W
ACCIDENT (OR CASUALTY) POLICIES AND TICKETS
By which Indemnity is made for Accidental Death or Temporary Injuries received through
Accidental Cause, all issued at Low Rates of Premium by the
FIDELITT m CASUALTY CO.
JAMES R. GARNISS, General Agent, j
219 SANSOME STREET, '
(Basement.) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
INSUIUNTE DKI'AUT.MKNT.
I
15,000 MEMBERS. OVER $2,000,000 PAID IN DEATH LOSSES.
The Only Company Represented on the Pacific Coast with a State aa
its Treasurer. $250,000 Placed in the State Vaults the Past
Three Years. Increasing $100,000 a Year.
Has a far larger percentage of Available Assets over Liabilities
than any old-line Company in the United States.
(When the Reserve Fund reaches $1,000,000, 20 per cent, of tli*- aHK.'Hhin«.ntN
upon new members, together with the interest earnings of the Fund, will ].hhh hh divl-
Ideuds to those who have been members fur ten years.
ISSUES A DEFINITE, INCONTESTABLE
FOLICY AT COST.
TOTAL COST EIGHTH YEAR. Average Cost Since Organization.
I Age 25 10 00
* 35 11 75
■* 45 16 37
.« 55 20 58
Age 25 fKl» «o
" 85 lo 5»
" 45 II -15
" 55 17 «4
This was the entire cost per $1,000, including .\fortali/i/, Kxpense and RESERVE of 20
per cent.
Cost of $1000 in Old-Line Companies.
I Age 25 §19 89 1 Age 45 ».17 97
«• 35 26 38 1 •' 55 59 91
The Massacbusetts Benefit As^iociation is almost, if not qnito, tli" onlv
Assessment Companj' represented on the Pacific Coast which issues an abMoliit<> i>ollr>
for a definite amount; and no other company, old-line or new, is ho ri»rcriill>
guarded by State law.
1
THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPANY OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD
Membership, 50,C00. Insurance in Force, over $200,000,000. Annnol L:cccc
Paid, $300,000.
Writing More Policies Than Rny Other Three Companies Combined.
910,000 for 4'i«, $5« » Week for One V«M»r.
J.A.Ii/j:E3S C3r- JOIVTESS,
General Manager Pacific Coa.st,
Flood Building, Market and I onHli Sfs., San 1 laiirlsro.
TELEPHONE No. 946. .A.«oiat« X^^ixt.^r I .
1280 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORY.
The COSVERTIRLE POLICY
OP THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEWARK, N. J.
ClEiE + BEIEM; JUST ■»■ IIBIEAI,
GUARANTEED CASH VALUES PAYABLE AT AM TIME, AFTER TWO YEARS'
PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID, LARGER THAN THOSE
GUARANTEED BY ANY OTHER COMPANY,
After Second Year No Restriction on Residence or Occupation, No Forfeiture
in Case of Lapse, INCONTESTABLE.
UNNOIL DI1[NDS. NO STOCKHOLOERS. ftLL PROflTS go to POLICyHOLDERS.
Amount that may be Borro-wed, and Value in ease of Lapse at any-
Period, stated on Policy in Plain Figures. Jr^S"
Policies issued by the MUTUAL BENEFIT cannot be forfeit^-d by non-payment of Premium after the
second year, as the Company agrees to continue the insurance iu full force so lonj? as any value remains to
pay for the same. See opposite page.
POLICIES PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF SATISFACTORY PROOFS OF DEATH.
THE Ri;.ST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED !
Assets, Jan. 1, 1888, Market Values, $42,111,233.33.
JAMES MUNSELL, Jr., - - Agent for Pacific Coast.
415 Montgomery St , San Francisco, Gal.
INSURANCE DEPAUTMENT.
_ _ '■-"'•
IliG itual BeieGt Life Imte Coniaiii
NEWARK, N. J.
NONFORPEITIRK PROVISIONS OK A CON'VERTIBLK POMCV.
When After Two Fall A-nnaal Preminma .ball h.vo Wn p.M nn tl.i. i..,i,rv ,. .,,.;■,
or become void solely by the nonpayiuent of any I-rtmlimi when due the entlrr- n.-! r... .»..
Policy, including Dividend Additions, by the Ani.ri.an ExperlencMorunty and IMrr,. ■ ,
yearly, less any indebtedness to the Company on this Polity, shall be appll.d by tha (■ . 1.
Premium at the Company's rates published and In force at this date eltlier llr-t lo Ih. , 'i,
participating term insurance for the full amount insun-d by this policy. I.r, .t-cond. uii^'ii '\"lii wrlil-n
application by the owner of this Policy and the surrender thereof to the CompanT at Nrwark »itblj. tl r«»
mouths from such non-payment of Preminm. to the purchase of a non-partlclpatlnu Pald-nr Iv ;i \ i .\»ble
at the time this Policy would be payable if continued In force. Both kinds of Inauranc. • '■■ |«
subject to the game conditions, except as to payment of Premlunis. as those nf thi- ' .n
however, of such term insurance shall be due or payable unless Kalisfartory pro<.fi< of d. l to
the Company within one year after death ; and if oeath shall occur within three yearn »ii. »t.
ment of premium, and during such term of insurance, there shall be deducted frnm the- tiiK unt i i%»t ;. ih«
sum of all the Premiums that would have become due on this Policy if it had routlnurd in forre.
And, after two full years' Premiums shall have been paid, the Company will, on aurrfncii r <.f thia
Policy fully receipted while In force or within three montha from time of lapae, allow aa a <a»h horrrnd. r
Value for the same, a sum not less than the full reserve value of the Policy, excluaive of Dlvldrtid
Additions, computed by the above-named standard, deducting therefrom any indebtedneaa to the Company
on this Policy.
THE POLLiOWING TABL.E
Shows the minimum values of the Convertible Policy for £10.000 under the several option* ptnted by tb«
Company (age 40. premium $308 40).
FIRST OPTION.— Cash Surrender Value.
SECOND OPTION.— Amount that may be borrowed from the Company on the Policy.
THIRD OPTION.— Extendea Insurance for full amount of Policy.
FOURTH OPTION.- Paid-up Policy Value.
» OAiK or LAPii or poucT.
NUJTBEE
GUARANTEED
CASH
SURRENDER
WILL
OF YEABS*
FREMIT3M8
EXTBNDZD »aUBA«C«.
PAin-ir roucT.
PAID.
VALUE.
LOAN.
YEARS.
DAVa.
~2
$276 50
$ 140
'2
137
$ eao
3
421 80
210
3
206
990
4
572 00
290
4
262
1,230
5
727 00
360
0
2U3
1.630
6
886 80
440
6
289
1,830
7
1,051 SO
530
7
243
2,120
8
1.220 50
610
8
160
2.410
9
1,394 10
700
9
35
9.700
10
1,571 90
790
y
235
2.980
11
1,753 70
880
10
35
3.250
12
1,939 10
970
10
Ififi
1 3.520
13
2.128 00
1,060
10
2K8
; 3.780
14
2,320 20
1,160
10
343
4.040
15
2,515 20
1,260
11
28
4,290
20
3,524 20
1,760
10
362
35
306
142
282
5,430
6.380
7,160
7.770
8.970
25
30
35
40
4.555 90
5.556 20
6,476 40
7,?36 50
2.280
2,780
3,240
3,670
10
8
7
5
N0TE.-The first ten years' Dividends that may be declared upon tbl. Policy will f llowd ol, <» the
"^'^l^vlluerof this Policy may. owing to Dividend AaUiUon. b;; ";- than tho.e abov. .U.,d. bu. th.,
cannot be less, provided there be no loan on the Policy rc.|ulrluK aojuHuu ...
Loan* not made for le.. than twenty dollar..
JAMES MUNSELL, Jr, Agent for Pacific Coast.
415 Montgomeiy Street. ------ San Franciao. Col.
mm
1282 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
THE
MM LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Richard A. McCurdy, Prest.
ASSETS IN 1888, - - - - $119,000,000.
PAID POLICY-HOLDERS, $258,000,000.
TH£ BEST COMPANY.
The Largest Company in the World. The Oldest Company in the
United States. It gives the most Liberal Policies
and Pays the Largest Dividends.
A Pnrfily Miitil Casl CoiiiflF for PoMoirs only.
NO STOCKHOLDERS.
This Company since its organization has PAID BACK to its Members
OVER $258,000,000 "
more than EIGHTY PER CENT, of the whole
amount of Premiums received.
To meet its contracts THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has now safely
invested, for the Sole Benefit of its Policy-Holders, over
-H S119.000,000! ►—
ITS TERM -DISTRIBUTION POLICY
Is the Best Life Insurance Contract Extant.
SIMPLE! LIBERAL! NON-FORFEITABLE !
Secure and ProJtaWe as a II. S, Bond ! Do Not Tate Any Otler !
APPLY FOR FULL PARTI0DLAR8 TO
A. B. POEBES, General Agent,
401 California Street, - - - San Francisco, Cal.
Or to any of the Authorized Agencies or the Company, in the principal cities and towns
on the Pacific Coast.
iPflP HARftSZTHY & CO. U&i,?„ sr | Pnteers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
IN WHICH THE DIFFKRENT TKADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE C1-A«<IFIEI. AND ARRAKGKD.
COMPILED EZPRESeLT FOB THIS WORK-I888.
ABA
ALA
Abalone Shell.
lACKSOX R. W., 614 Market
Accoantants.
iBhdown ArchlbBlii, 310 Pine
[unker F. R., 37 MontBomerv Block
lark Alvah K^^SOS California
rane Lauren E., 310 IMne
rawford John, 406 Callfonrla
e Clalrmont Ralph. 606 Clay
blger & Wadham. 504 Kearny
irrihon .John B.. .5.5 Nevada Block
iNG CHARLES J., S23 Front
niKht Brothers. 319 Callfurnia
UTGEN CHARLES F.. 303 Califor-
nia
CHAS. F. LUTGEN,
Expert Accountant
303 California Street.
Ills Samuel C, 16 Nevada Block
atlon H. L., 405 Montgomery
ittee Solon, 507 Montgomery and 606
Sacramento
ke James N., 310 Pine
)pe John F., 310 Pine
)pe Overfon C. 310 Pine
)ttpr William, 405 Kearny
EIMER JlLIl-S,.507 Montgomery
JULIUS REIMER,
|i.C C:; O TJ IT T JVlsTT
507 Montgromery, Room 3.
Accounts examined, written up and
nidated. May be associated as coun-
I when Inspection of accounts is re-
ted.
■vnolds George W., 324 Pine
EVKRS FRANCIS, 215 Sansome
Ickland S. E., 303 California
lompson Robert, 4.34 Kearny
I Bokkelen W. A. M., 18 Nevada
Block
in Brunt R. N., 318 Pine
ard FrancU M., 24 Montgomery
Block
Issel Albert, 214 California
FRANCIS SIEVERS,
Expert Accountant,
6 Sansome Street, • Room 8.
Refers by Permission to AnL'lo-Call-
nla Bank, Limited, and Geo. W.
aver, Esq.
Acidd— ManuTactnrers.
(See Chemical Works.)
Adjnatera Fire Iioasea.
kee David M., .313 California
omwrll L. L., 318 California
nn Thomas VV.,3in f'allfornia
rniss James R., 21<J Sansome
Hanscom John i).,22 California
.lonoR Alfr.-d. 413 Cnllfornia
KNIGHT BROS., 319CallfornU
Snyder Albert A., 106 LeldesdorfT
Strickland .Sylve8ter,303 California
Thomas William P., .301 California
Torrey Erastus N.. 42-J California
Adiaatera-Marii
Glbbs C. V. S., 303 California
Cll.l.s William C. :(03 California
KNIGHT BROS., 319 Calfomla
AdvertlMinK Amenta.
Brown Daniel, 402 .Montgomerv
Dake Edmund C, 65 Merchants' Exch
De FORREST H. L.., 526 Sac
ramento
De Trooft George, 416 Sacramento
Dunphy T. N. & Co., 506 Coninierrlal
FISHER L. P., 21 Merchants' Exch
Kellogg G. Herbert, 3'«) Pine
Lowell Frank, 213 Grant Av
Knowles Thomas C., 626 .Sacramento
Sfacsorley A. <fe (!o., 81 Stevenson
Miller Don F., fitW Mnrkot
PACIFIC STATES ADVER.
TISING BUREAU, 405 Sin-
Ronip
PALItlER «& REV, 40 J Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS-
PAPER LNION, 405 8au.
some
Swan Jntii'Z S., 76!) .Market
Swan <fe Stein, 7611 Market
Wand Thomus L., 37 Montgomery
Block
L. P. FISHER'S
NewspaDer Advertising Agency.
ROLE AOKNT
SACRAMENTO RECORD-INION.
21 MercliaDts' ExcbaDge.
Affcnta.
(See respective heaitt.)
Agricultural Implcmcnta.
(See also Hardimrf: hIsd Gantm
I nijilrjiii nl».)
^TNA IRON WOilKH, lO"
Mission
Haki-r <fe Hamilton, NW cor Davis and
I'Ine
BOI.ANDER L. P. (agricultural
extras) 118 Mlhslnn
Brolers.Ioliii,4<i!(S|pfar
Bull <ft <irnnt Farm Implement Co.,
14-16 Main
Burge A Diuialio... 26 Beale
Champion Mnrblnc Co.,.3-S Front
Di-erlng Wllllnm. Bryant nr Seventh
Frank Br-.s.,.3:ir. Main
Uawlcv BrothtTM Hardware Co., Ml-
.30!) Market
Hawley D. N.AC. A. ,2-4 .Sutler
JACKSON BYRON, SU 81x1b
Judson Manufacturliu Co. (Mowloa
.Machln.-s) « Pine
Mnforth Jatni-«, 130 Front
M.St V. V A c.... 31 Market
Oliver Chill,.,! |-l„« W.,rk., >7 Markft
Osborne D. .M. A Co., Uluxomc b«t
Fifth and Sixth
PACIFIC SAW MNFG Co., 17 Fr*-
mont
Pacltlc Steam Agrlrultnral Mannfac-
turlDg Co., ig-.'o Phelan BnlMIn*
PRICE JACnB is.n Uanilro) tTly
office 410 Market
Rice Harvpy W.. .56 Bluxome
SANBORN A. W. k*-i^..Z* B^ale
Souli- K.. .\W cor K. irlli ao'l Br\ant
South B.n.l Iron Works. .T Mark.i
TRUMA.N. HOOKER it CO.,
421 427 Market
Truman I. C. J.. Ill 115 First
Variii-v Thoniai" II. It.. 42-14 Frrmonl
WICKSON O. O. &CO., »-4
Front
Wylle Joseph II., 37 Market
JACOB PKICE»
CO.
Tin: l'l{KI-
HAY PRESS
SAN LEANORO. CAL.
Inventors and Mniiiirm lunrs of
mRKICANK, Mn.NAIlCII. Jl SiHit
Monarch ani rKTM.i m\
HAY PRESSES.
PRICE'S TRACTION ENGINE,
A U'W and reiimrkal.le ln\entloti.
ReMdenie, I inii •• aiid Farlorr
SAN I.KANDRk. C4U
Clt.T ontcei 4IO narkrt Ml,
I'sp Telephone and »»iid for fatal. .<•!«•.
Air Votni%rr»»ar».
yKTNA IHON WOltKH. !•
Ml.slon
GARKATT W. T, A CO..
< or Krenionl and N'al'>nia
RIX A FIKTII,224 231 Klr.1
Alarms r.lrrlro-Rnrclar.
ALIKORNIA KI.E(TI1ICM
WORKS. .V.M«rkri
Kl.K<THICAbHCPPI.V CO .
liniKirtcrs and niainifailurrr.
Bu.h
KL.RIN JOHN M. A <«» .
tiiiriilar alarms <"n.|r,nl<-l » 1
maintained at luw rales. TX) MonI
gumcrr
IKIER & REY { TYPE, PEESSES
) M t% FH%W«-|«fO. «'AL.
IM>KTI.«%t>. «»K
SI
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W B CHAPMAN. 123 OALIFOBNIA STBBBT.
SOE.K AUUI«T FOB PACIFAV COAHT. 1\
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QC
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1284
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AVASS D. P.. RW Howard
WILL. «Si FINCK, 818 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC~SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Alarms-Moiie.v Tills.
noil's Safe and Lock Co., 21 1-21 3 Cal
■WILL ^ FINCK, 818 Market
WILSHIRE SAFE «& SCALE
CO., 204-206 California
Albumen Maiiwfacturers.
CattoD, Bell & Co., 4% California
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NE cor
St^Thomas and Savannah
Ale and
9Iannfae-
o
O
Bnrnell, Reynolds & Burnell, 519 Sacra-
mento „
CAMPBKLL W. H., (agent) 402 Front
Harrison & Co. (agentt^) ;^03 Battery
JACKSON T. W. & CO. (ageutsj 104
Market and 3 California _
SHERWOOD «& SHER-
WOOD (aaeuts Burke's Dub-
lin Porters, Burke's Dublin Ale)
212-214 Market
Wolff William & Co. (agents) 105 Front
Alkali.
Horstmann .Tolin. 767-775 Bryant
JACKSON T. W. & CO., 104
Market and 3 California
Anialsaniating Machines.
(<S'ee also Iron Foundries.)
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Jot-hua Hendy Machine Works, 49
Fremont
Steiger & Kerr, 137 First
SELBY SMELTING AND
LEAD CO., 41(5 Montgomery
Shreve (Jeorse W., .525 Kearny
SKINKER .JOHN, 2.'i8 Market
SONTAG CHARLES & CO.,
IK! Jlnrki-t
Union Metallic CarMp Co.
lU Front
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 418
Market
Aninsenient-PIaees or
Alcazar Theater, 116 O'Farrell
Baldwin 'Iheater, 932-!«fi Market
Bella Hui.ji! Tlieater, 805 Kearny
Bush Stre.'I Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush, bet
Kearnv and Pupont
Central I'ark.SEcnr 51 arket and Eighth
Chinese Theater, 626 .Inckson
Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Wash
Chinese Theater (New) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (RoraD 836 Wash
Cremorne Theater, 771 Market
Fountain The. SE cor Sutter and Kear
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker, bet
Oak aud Fell
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, het
Third and Fourth
Harbor View Park, NWcor Baker and
Jefferson
Lyceum Theater, 855 Market
Mechanics' Pavilion, SW cor Larkin
and Grove
Morosco's Amphitheater, S s Howard,
bet Third and Fourth
Orpheum, S s O'Farrell, bet Stockton
and Powell ^ ^ ^
Palace Variety Theater, SE cor Post
and Dupont
Panorama, cor Market and Tenth
Panorama, SW cor Kddy and Mason
Seaside Gardens, E s Baker, bet Jef-
ferson and Beach
Skating Rink. 2409 Mission
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Telegraph Hill Observatory, Tel. Hill
Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy
Vienna Garden, NW cor Sutter and
Stock-ton
WIGWA3I THEATER, SE cor
Stockton and Geary
Woodward's Gardens, Mission, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Amalgamating Plates.
DENNISTON E. G. , 653 Mission
RUDGEaR & SHEPMAN, 108 First
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Anckors, Chains, etc.
(See Shipthandlers.)
Amaleamators.
iSee Assay ers.)
Fortriede Henry, 637 Market
Frohman S. & Co.. a;i5 Kearny
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
Wagner Charles M., 315 Keorny
Ammonia.
Loftus Bros., 7 Spear
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.
cor Natoma and Flr.st
SUver Heiman, 609 Sansome
Ammunition.
(See Ouns and Sporting Materials.)
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
Klein John K., 31 ElllB
Ladd Charles D., 529 Kearny
Llddle & Kae(i1ng,.538 Wa.shlngton
Bchoenemann Frederick, 436 Kearny
Antimony— Refiners of
Starr & Mathison, Berry, bet Fourth
Apothecaries.
(-See Druggists— Retail.)
Appraisers— Machinery
liosses.
Honscom Johil 0., 22 California
xia\ less *v , n., luu ut^iiu-rMiiM ii
BEHREND GDSTAV,
lUa Pkelan Uuildiii^ '
Bennett A. A.. 45-4B Merchants' Jix i
Bestor Henry T., 207 O'Farrell
Bord well George A., 318 PInir
Campbell Will M., 107 Si. Ann's Bidg ■
Cappelleiti G. V.,98St. Ann's BIdg
Cebrlan John C, 406 Montgomery
Claik J'lhn J., St. Ann's Building
Cliach B. J., 629 Kearny
Copeliinil & Banks. 126 Kearny
Curlett & Culhliertson, 307 PheianBlrte
CURTIS JOHN M., 528 Call.
fornia
Dalev Robert H., 218 Post
Day Clinton, 310 Pine
Depierre Emiie,334 Kearny
Devlin Charles J. I., 330 Pine
Dickie Bros, (navalj 252 Spear
Gash John, 33 Merchants' Exchange
Gaynov John P., 309 California
Gedde.-. Charles, 528 California
Geilfnss Henry, 33 Kearny
Hall Bros, (naval) 28 Calilornla
Havens Charles I., 809 JMarket
Hawlvins J. J. E., 402 Mimigomery
HENRIKSEN B. E., 218 Post
Hoagland William C, 432 Montgomery
Huerne & Everett. 126 Kearny
John & Zimmern)ann,311PhelnnBldg
Kenitzer & Kol!(jfrath, 601 California
Kidd J. T.,410 Kearny
Laver Augustus, 19 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Leighton Augustus V., 26 Montgomery
Littiefleld J. H., 126 Kearny
Macy & Jordan, 208 Kearny
Marquis John, 39 Sutter
McDougall B. & Son, 330 Pine
Miller George H., 126 Kearny
Mitchell H. D., 126 Kearny
MOORE & SCHU LZE, 94 Flood Bldg
Mooser William. 334 Kearny , I
Newsom J. J. & T. D., 504 Kearny
Newsom Samuel, 318 Phelan Bldg
Patton William, 411>4 Caliloniia
Pelrce Charles V., 410 Kearny
Percy <fe Hamilton, 318 Pine
Pissis & Moore, 307 Sansome
PORTOIS PETER s^.
Montgomery
Palfield & IvT.hlberg, 339 Kearny
SCHETZEL M. P., 33 St. Ann's
Building
Schmidt Peter E., 103 Post
Schiof William, 217 Sansome
Shea Frank T., 103 Post
Smith William F., 206 Sansome
aln Edward R., 70 St. Ann's Bldg
Architects.
Artificial Stone Silewalks
Forming the roof to the Vault
beneath, using
Hyatt's Patent Tie Bars,
Dispensing with costly iron beams.
The Best, and at less cost than
other construction.
Jackson's Patent DAMP and WATER
PROOF wails and basement and sub
cellar floors, made to resist water
pressuri- at any distance below tide-
water. H vatt's patent Iron and Stone
Vault Lights, Skylights, etc.
P. H. JACKSON & CO.,
Office: NW cor Fremont and Mission
Sts. Factory and Show Rooms: 228-
230 First St., S. F.
TOWNSEND & WYNEKEN
.515 California
VAN DER NAILLEN (School
of Architecture) 723 Market
Voelkel George E., 331 Kearny
Warren Russell, 427 Oak
Welsh M. J., 326 Phelan Bldg
Welsh T. J.. 809 Market
Wllklns de Winton W. (naval) 503 Bat
Willnrd A. Clark, 318 Pine
WinterhalterWildrlck, 115 Phelan Bldg
Wolfe James E., 210 Montgomery
Wright & Sanders. 418 California
Armitage William H., 317 Phelan Bldg
Babson Seth, 318 Pine
Barnett A. J., 103 Flood Bldg
DaylightJReflectors'
Making valuable the many dark \
basements In this city by REFLECT-
ING DAYLIGHT from under the front
vault lights, lighting the rear, and dis-
pensing with gas.
Flood's Hew Buildine l3 provllel with «
these Be3ect:rs.
ARTIFICIAL STONE AND IRON '
VAULT LIGHTS. FIRE-PROOF
SKYLIGHTS, ETC.
P. H. JACKSON & Co.,
Office : NW cor. Fremont and
Ml88ion streets.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
I Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WU. SESTOH, Asst Uuaeei
IE BANCROFT COMPANY i«ATK?r^
ARC
sT^PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS
1285 " ASS
jeorge Goodman
Patentee and Manufacturer of
\rtificiaIj stone
In all its Branches.
illinser's Patent 8ide Walk and
Garden Walk a Specialty.
•nice: 307 Moutgomery St.,
Nevada Block,
.*.\N FR.\XCI.SCO, r.\I,.
iranolithic Paving Co.
STUART'S PATEST3,
Jlaunfacturers of all kinds of
tolFICIAL STONE WORK
Staircases, Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimnilngs. etc., etc.,
iFFICE: 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
rks: 81-83 Ninth St. , Sas Francijco.
Architects' :91aterials.
BEXW EDWARU & CO.,
418 Montgomery
Archltectural Ornaments.
hatain & Glletti, 1219 Market
ACIFIC ZtNC ORNAMENT FAC-
TORY, 583 Mission
{alston JJenry (iron) 151 Beale
Irchiteotnral Terra Cotta.
,SLADDING,MgBEAN8cG0.
1358 &i360 market st.
Arms and AmmDuition.
iSee Ouiui and Sporting Materials.)
Art Oalleries.
lorris A Kennedy, 10 Post
lahl H. W. A., 723 Market
S. A. & Co., 1346 Market
an Kranci.sco Art .Association, 430 Pine
chussler Brothers, 27 Grant Av
Art Publisliers.
JORETY J. H. (agent L. Prang
& Co., Boston) 527-52J Commercial
Artesian Well Borers.
(See Well Borers, Artesian.)
rtesian Well Pipe Mann
facturers.
ETNA IRON W^ORKS, 10!
Mission
.ANE W. E., 505 Kearny
mith Francis & Co.. 130 Beale
Artificial Flowers.
(.S'ee also iPJlinery Goods.)
delson J., 869 Market
aliturnia ArliUcial Flower Works, 510
Market
llftnn R. P.. 400 Polk
'ENN CHARLES B.. 632 Mar-
ket
lOEURINO ADOLPH, 913
Mis.slon
lallS. R. Mrs.. 916 Market
iahler U. S. <fe Co., 1010 Market
lanescau & Lobe. 510 Market
clall TO M. R.. 320 Kearny
pencer John C, 1024 Market
Velsilorfr JullUB. :«4 Sutter
;iebllne Minnie (mnfr.)407 Natoma
Artlflcial liimbs.
Jefeinan William, 32 O'Farrell
ewett Jarvis, 21 Merchants' Exchtse
prlng Menzo, 9 Geary
Artificial Stone.
Sonnet B. & Co.. 100 Mont(ioni°ry Av
u.rn'a Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
404 Montgomery
Chaiain A GlllettI, 1219 Market
Gray"'Bror Artificial Sloue
PAVING CO. THE, 316
]>Ioiit|;uinery
JACKS! IX I'. 11. A CO., 22.^-230 First
Jlorey Harry U..;«l Duncan
Perino Wni. I)., is New Montcomerv
Rans.mie Ernest L., 402 Mi.ntKoniery
San Franris.o .Artiiidal I'avlng stone
Co., 4:16 Mont.'onierv
Union Artiticliil Stone Paving Co., 32!
SIoutuoni'Tv
Granolithic Paving Co.
STUART'S PATENTS,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK
Staircases. SM 'wnlks, Basements,
Buildin,^' Triniiiiiii«s, "tc, etc.
OFFICE: - 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Woris: 81-33 Niath St., Sia Fnacijco.
Artists.
(See also Pamters—PortraU, etc.)
BOYD HUGH, animal portraits,
3M Powell
OCCIDENTAL ART
SCHOOL., 022 Geary
Artists' naterialB.
BANCROFT COMPANY
THE, 721 Market
Bass T.J. &(•()., 14 16 Ellis
BURKARDT MAX, 545 Wash-
infe'ton
Cohen Hermann, 19 Grant Av
Curri -r .Amos, 103 Stockton
DORETY JOSEPH H., litho-
graphic (a-ent George Melser &
Co., New York) 527-529 Commercial
Hill R. R.,608.AIarket
HUETEK BROTHERS <fc CO., SW
cor Second and Market
Morris & Kennedy. 21 Post
Perry S. A. 4 Co.. 1:M« Market
Sanborn. Vail & Co., S-iT Market
Schussier Rroth"rs, 27 Grant Av
TOR ME Y «!fc E.\.RLE, 220 Sutter
Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
Asbestos naterials.
Fowler Gilbert C, 6.56 Howard
Gould William, 1U19 .Seventh
Hill B. S.,ia5 Fremont
McDearnion W. (agent) 402 Montgmy
MERRELL I. L., 316 Townseud and
lOH Market
Sweeney Ale.xander & Co., 29) ivearny
Asphaltnm Dealers.
CALIFORNIA PAVING CO., 618
Market
Asphaltum Workers.
Barber .Asphalt Paving Co., 422 Mont-
gomery , ,
Bonnet B. A Co., 100 Montgomery Av
Bruggeraan Henry 316 Grant .A v
California Paving Co.. CIS Market
Devov Patrick, 1106 Howard
DUNCAN GEORGE 4 CO.. 852 Mar-
GR.ANOLITHIC P.AVING CO., 422
Montgomery
HIggH Thomas, 822 Jackson
LANE W. E.,5a'i Kearny
Liirkin & Flalieriy,35 Pout
MERRELL 1. L., 316 Townaend and
lOG Market
Paul P. D.. 1306 MIssI in
Per ne Wni. D.,2H New Monieomery
Ross Jamen N. W.,cor Van Nc«. and
Sche^l"?j"o.^ph4Co.6lHMarkct
WALTON N. (^..21? Mis-ln
Whitller J. E..21I Town-i-nd
Wilson Will.am H , i:W >«'"'"«
Asphaltum and Uaric
HooriMu <o.
GEO. DUNCAN A CO.
ASPHALTUIVI
AJll CQ^Dsa HooilJii Fcil
For Male.
N. C. WALTON. 219 Ml^qioy »T
New RiK)fii and > '
old ones rt'iialpd.
turn, lied Metallic I:
tin or dhUik'les, readt
new and lmpruTe>i arti. 1^ ..f p. ir..-
leuni l;ock fur sidewalk*. »trecu aod
cellar ttoors.
(u)
Asphaltum
rlilii«-r 1 .
[RO.\ WOKKN,
Assajrers.
(See. also MelallurffUU.) \
BIsboe, Williams A Co.. 2) Davis
Falkenaii A Reew, :j2j* MunUoniery
Hanks H-nry G., 71'* .Miiiiitum -ry
Huuser V. A Co., :«1 M.-nw-ni-ry
Irelan Willi, mi Ji.. Piinieer Bull line ,
Johnston Wllllaia D.. 314 Kraniy I
KustHl A C".,3IS Pine
LL'CKHAKDT C. A. A C0..23.SU»eB-
.«on
PRICE'S ASSAY OPPICB,
524 ."(acram 'iito
Reivlilinu' F.,404 Monti'om-ry
SELBY S.MELTINO AND
LfrMD t'«., 416 .M .iit.'omwT
Stroll;.' A C... ll)<i|evens..ll
VAN DER NAILLEN A., 721
Market
Walker 11. W.. ion Montgom'ry Block
WENZELL W.T-A C0..5.B Market
(l-Mabllshed 1H«9.)
C. A. LlCKHAlinr. M. E . Manafor.
Metallurgical Works,
or .s»> Kit i>riH«o.
Ore«cni«h*dand»>«Muile.l.and wofkia*
tents ma if, bv any procax.
ASSAYING
IN ALL I TS 11 K A .N ('Ills
C.A.LUCKHARDT ACo.
(Kormrrlr ll.ihn A l.ii.KbarJlt
tmn EiiziQters aol letaliimm,
S3 MTKVEJIWU.^ I»T.
Nrar Kir.lanI M«rk»l
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFiOE.
(ThoiasiDdirltiQrr.Prict)
CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
.',34 SA«'K AMIS 1
Han Fr.ii. 1..0
YPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY. 405407 SANSOM]
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANYJ!
ASS
1286
ATT
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0
Q]
Hi
0
AHsa.Terii' Material*.
0»lre Justinian, 621-5.23 Market
Dempster & Keys (crucibles; 202 Mor-
Goodvear Rubber Co., 577 Market
TAYLOR JOHN i& CO., 63
First
Attorneya at Law.
Ach Henry, 303 California
Ackerman C. L., 426 California
Adams Amos C. 137-139 I'hi'lan Bldg
Adams Charles A., 137 Phelau Bldg
Altken John K., 509 Kearny
Allen Darwin C, 325 Montgomery
Allen James M., 305 Sansome
Allen William H., 220 Sansome
Allen William W., 528 California
Ames Fisher, 607 Kearny
Ames Pelham W., 320 Sansome
Anderson N. D., 438 Calitornla
Andros Milton, 224 Sansome
Applepate Josiah H.. 729 Montgomeri'
Ash Robert, 601 California
Ashbv Ellsha W., 621 Clay
Ashe R. Porter, 130 Sansome
I BabbM.E., 519 Montgomery
Baggett William T.,402 Montgomery
Bahrs George H., 425 Montgomery
Baker Orrin S., 7 Montgomery Av
Ball A. E„ 40 Merchants' Exchange
Barber William, 320 Sansome
Barbour Clitus, 8 Montgomery
Barnes W. H. L., 426 California
Barnes William S., 426 California
Barrows W. H., 126 Phelan Bldg
Barry Thomas F.. 217 Sansome
Barbtow Alfred, 430 California
Bartlett Columbus, 12 Montgomery
Barton Willard T., 8 Montgomery
Bates G. E., 526 Montgomery
Bates Joseph C.,434 California
Baum Morris C. 401 California
Beatty William A., 220 Sansome
Becsey Joseph A.. 619 Kearny
Belcher Edward A., NE cor Fourth
and Towneend
Belcher I. 8., 121 Post
Belcher W. C, 520 Montgomery
Belknap David P., 405 Mouigomery
Bell Francis V., 426 California
Bell John P., 420 Montgomery
Benlamin P. L., 324 Pine
Ben'iamin A. F..421 Kearny
Bergln Michael, 432 Montgomery
Bergin Thomas I., 38 Nevada Block
Berlin F. A., 420 Montgomery
BERT EUGENE F., Safe De-
posit Bldg, 328 Montgomery
Birdsall Samuel T., 402 Montgomery
Bishop Daniel L., 120 Sutter
Bishop Thomas B., 327 Pine
Biehop William W., 306 Pine
Black Alfred P., 331 Montgomery
Blake Maurice C, 204 Montgomery
BlakemanT. Z.,420 Montgomery
Blanding Gordon, 324 Pine
Blandlng William, 324 Pine
Blanev Edward W., 508 California
Blood'J. H., 3M Montgomery
Boalt John H., 438 California
BodfiBh William H.. 39 Mont Block
Boland James I.. 405 Montgomery
Bonestell C. K.,73 Nevada Block
Boone J. L., 320 California
Booth Andrew G., 328 Montgomery
Booth William F., 220 Market
Bowie Henry P., 302 Montgomery
Boyce Isaac G., 643 Merchant
Boyd James T., 324 Pine
Bover J. D., 410 Montgomery
Bradley Henry W. Jr , 604 Clay
Bradlev Theodore, 310 Phelan Bldg
Brandon Frederick D.. 528 California
Brandon Joseph K., 604 Merchant
Brandt I. B. L., 306 Pine
Brewer John H., 430 California
Brlttan William G., 240 Montgomery
Britton W. W., 530 California
Brodie S. H., 604 Mercbant
Broughton Howard A., 216 Sansome
Brown Harvey S.. NE cor Fourth and
Townsend , ^
Brown Henry W., 127 Montgomery
Brumaghn J. W., 34 Nevada Block
Brunner A. J., 420 California
Bugbee John S., 116 Leuiesdorff
Bulkeley L. E., 603 Washington
Bull Franklin P., 328 Montgomery
Burke Ethelbert, SE cor Kearny and
Washington
Burke William G., 402 Montgomery
JULIUS REIMER,
j^ocoTJisrTJ^isrT
607 Montgomery, Room 3.
Accounts examined, written up and
liquidated. May be associated as coun-
sel when Inspection of accounts Is re-
sisted.
Burnett John M., 420 California
Burnett Wellington C, 12 Montgomery
Burns Michael. 625 Merchant
Burris John F., 809 Market
Burton Charles F., 114 California
Byrne James K., 310 Pine
Cabanlss George H., 609 Sacramento
Campbell Alexander Jr., 636 Clay
Campbell Colin, 530 California
Campbell Donald Y., 530 California
Campbell E. L., 230 Montgomery
Campbell George D.. 230 Montgomery
Campbell Henry C, 530 California
Campbell James A.. 636 Clay
campion B.W., 305 Sansome
Carey John T., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Carson John B., 410 Kearny
Carter John W., 619 Kearny
Gary James C. 8-10 Montgomery Block
Cason Z. T., 305 Kearny
Castelhun Frederick J., 502 Mont
Cavagnaro Joseph F., 715 Clay
Chapman William H., 320 California
Chetwood John Jr., 318 Pine
ChlckerlngW. H., 206 Sansome
Chllstroni P. 0., 415 Montgomejy
Choynski Herbert, 215 Sansome
Chretien John M., 230 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, 502 Montgomery
Clark Leonard S., 224 Montgomery
Clarke Alfred, 641 Merchant
Clarken Matthew, 401 California
Cleary Fiank C, 310 Pine
Clement H. N., 528 California
Clement Roswell P., 420 Montgomery
Clunie Andrew J., 401 California
Clunie Thomas J., 401 California
Cobb Moses G., 103 Montgomery
Coffey James V., New City Hall
Coffey John J., 619 Montgomery
Coffey Joseph F., 636 Clay
Cohen Alfred H., 320 California
Cole Cornelius, 506 Battery
Cole Edward P.. 130 Sansome
Cole Willoughby, 506 Battery
Collins George D., 715 Clay
Collins John A., 526 Kearny
Colton Alric 0., 405 Kearny
Comte Augustus 3t.,5U}4 California
Conlan Charles T., 629 Kearny
CooganT.C. 310 Pine
Cook Carroll, 240 Montgomery
Cook G. W. F., 330 Pine
Cook Wm. Hofr, 401 California
CoonevM.,405 Kearny
Cope W. W., 324 Pine
Cormac T. E. K.. 508 California
Cotton Aylett B., 230 Montgomery
Countryman R. H., 230 Montgomery
Cousins William G., 414 California
Cowderv Jabez F.,325 Montgomery
Craig Andrew, 609 Sacramento
Craig William, 328 Montgomery
Crittenden James L.. 240 Montgomery
Cross Charles W., 310 Pine
Crowlev Thomas J., 130 Sansome
Cummins Ad'.ey H.,507 Montgomery
Curran Thomas E., 331 Montgomery
Cutler E. B., 330 Pine
Dalngertield William R., 402 Mont
Dameron J. P., 230 Montgomery
D'Ancona Alexander D., 402 Mont
D'Arcv John, 307 Sansome
Dare John T., 331 Montgomery
Darwin Charles B., 636 Clay
Davidson W. W.. 420 California
Davis Henry H., 420 California
Deering Frank P., 325 Montgomery
Deering James H. Jr., 325 Montgomery
DelmasD. M., 310 Pine
Desbeck John, 30 Montgomery Block
Deuprey Eugene N., 504 Kearny
Diamond Henry P.. 415 Montgomery
Dibble H. C, 45 Nevada Block
Dickinson J. H., 402 Montgomery
Doagett Samuel W., 609 Sacramento
Doian John M., 9 Montgomery Block
Donavon Daniel J., 636 Clav
Donnelly Edward J., 405 Montgomery
Dorn D. S., 601 California
Dorn Marcellus A., 601 California
Douthitt D. W.,318 Pine
Dovle John T . 432 Montgomery
Drown A. N., 621 Clay
Dudley Edward T., 641 Merchant
Dunand Louis F., 511 California
Dunne Frank H., :«0 Sansome
Dunne Joseph J.. 715 Clay
Dunne Peter F. , 420 California
Du Py Octave Gibelln, 315 California
Durst John H., 636 Clay
Dwver JamesP.,310 Pine
Dwyer John J., 310 Pine
Edmonds Marcus A., 306 Pine
Eells Charles P.. 316 California
Elckhoff Henry, 303 California
Eisner Milton S., 323 California
Ellis A. C, 414 California
Elmore J. M., 121 Post
Emmons Harold, 236 Kearny
Englander Leopold, 647 Merchant
Estee Morris M., 419 California
Evans Joseph F.,2 Montgomery Block
Evans Oliver P., 230 Montgomery
Evre Manuel, 220 Sansome
Falrweather J. A., 636 Clay
Fallon Francis J., 216 Sansome
Fassett Julius F.,230 Montgomery
Ferral Robert, 526 Montgomery
FIfield William H., 324 Pine
Finley Joel K., 915 Market
Finn John F.. New City Hall
Flrebaugh H. C, 528 California
Fltton Walter H., 317 Stockton
Fleming John T., 426 California
Flint William C, 216 Sansome
Flood Noah F., 106 Post
Flournoy George, 401 California
Flournov George Jr.. New City Hall
Flournov John, 405 Montgomerv
Foerster Constantine E. A., 402 Mont
Foote H. S., 121 Post
Foote William W., 310 Pine
Foulds John E., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 59
Fox Charles N., 530 California
Fox George W., 230 Mont 'Ojiory
Francoeur George H.,420 Montgomery
Frank George W., 323 California
Frank Nathan H., 224 Sansome
Eraser Hugh W., 526 Montgomery
Freeman A. C, 409 California
Freidenrich David, 426 California
French Frank J., 528 California
French William L., 143 Phelan Bldg
Furlong Nicholas, 603 Washington
Gallagher Walter, 636 Clay
Galpin Philip G., 432 Montgomery
Garher Eugene R., 327 Pine
Garbei John, 15 S. F. Stock Exchange
uullding
Garnlss James R., 219 Sansome
Gartlan James, 331 Montgomery
Gavlgan William J., 215 Sansome
Gear H.L.. 310 Pine
Gibbons William, 509 Kearny
Gibson William F., 206 Sansome
Gillespie C. V.. 14 Montgomerv
GilsonM.H., 306 Pine
Gilchell Chase, 636 Clay
GitchellJtimesM., 636 Clay
Glidden P. B., 528 California
Goad William F., 606 Montgomery
Goldner Alfred C, 303 California
Goodfellow W. S., 230 Montgomery
Gordon George F., 430 Montgomery
Gordon George W. , 320 Sansome
Gorham George C. Jr., 4o Nevada Blk ,
Gorham Sherwood F.. 324 Pine |
Gradwohl Maurice, 401 California i
GRAEF CARL T., 623 Commercial I
Grant William, 520 Montgomery 1
Graves Walker C, 606 Montgomery
Grav Cvril V., 604 Merchant
GraV Giles H., 530 California
I Greany John T., 14 Grant Av
Green Edmund F., 327 Pine
Green Lvnian, 328 Montgomery
Grey Cvfil V., 604 Merchant
Grev James M., 647 Merchant
Grlinwood A. D., 206 Sansome
Gunnison Andrew J., 328 Montgomery
Gurnee Clinton, 612 Commercial
(,n>sch Gustav, 310 Pine
Haft E. E.. 141 Phelan Bldg
Hager John S., Palace Hotel
Haggin Louis T.. 45 Nevada Block
Haight George W.. 207 Sansome
Dale William, 414 California
Hall Frederick W., 101 Ca ifornia
Hall John Chase, 1-16-27 Nevad.i Block
Hanlon Charles F., IBand 44 Phelan Bg
Hnnlon John F., 303 California
Hannah James, 606 Kearny
Harding James W., 704 Montgomerv
Harding B.T., 41 Park A V
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'■ Haniv Lowell J., 405 Kenniv
Ilarkness 31. M., 41 1 '«. California
Jlarnion John B.. 405 MontKoniery
Harpliam George E., 207 Sansimie
iHarrls J. A.. (iJO WaslilnLtim
kUarrison Edward C, 204 Montgomery
SHnrrlson Kalph C, 2:w MontKonu-ry
liHarrlson Kobert. 325 Montgomery
iHart Jesse K., 8 Montfiomerv Block
Hart \V. H. H., 2:«) Montftomery
iHnrtoK Edward, 641 Merchant
Ha>bach Henrv, 606 Merchant
Haskell Hurnette G., 6:)« Clav
Haskell D. H., cor Fourth and Town'd
illaseett Martin C, 310 Phelan BIdg
Hastlnys E. (). F.. 612 Commercial
Hastln>.'S Kobert P., 120 Phelan BIdg
Hatch Charles E., 507 Montgomery
iHaven James M., 530 California
Hawes Horace, 3;» Pine
fHayesG. K.B.. 604 Clay
iHaymond Creed, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
iHavne Brewton A., 522 Montgomery
iHayne Robert Y., 121 Post
Healey Benjamin, 531 California
Hcbbard J. C. B., 309 California
Heinlen G. A., 405 Kearnv
Hengstler Louis T., 306 Pine
Henry Samuel H.,623 Montgomery
Heut Reuben W., 605 Clay
Herrin W. F., 305Sansonie
Herrmann James, 303 California
Heydenfeldt Solomon , 34 Nevada Block
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr.. 34 Nevada
Block
Heynemann A., 310 Pine
Hii;hton Henry E.. 528 California
Hllborn Samuel, 401 California
iHittell Theodore H.. 2S Moiitgomry Blk
Hobbs Walter S., 502 Montgomery
Hoburg Frank T., 324 Pine
Hoeffer George F., 536 Kearny
Hoetler Ludwlg M., 327 Pine
'Hoffman Ogden, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
iHottman Southard, U.S. Appraisers' Bg
Hoge Charles J., 4 Montgomery Block
Hoge Joseph P., 5 Montgomerv Block
Holladay Charles R., 331 Montgomery
Holladay E. Burke, 636 Clav
Holladay Samuel W., 6:56 Clay
Holland Nathaniel, 605 Clav
Holmes Walter G., 606 Montgomery
'floran Michael S., 629 Kearnv
Hornblower F. A., Old City Hall
Hosmer J. A., 310 Kearnv
Houghton R. E., 315 Calitornia
Houghton S. C, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Howard C. Greenwich, 509 Kearny
Hudson George, 87 Montgomery Block
Humphreys John T., New City Hall
[Hunt A. B., 504 Kearnv
Hunt .John Jr., New City Hall
iHupers George W., 16 Nevada Block
fHuni Xorman H.. 328 Montgomery
iHurlUut C. R., 202 Market
<Huste.| F. M., 604 Merchant
Hutchinson Ely I., 419 California
Hutchinson Joseph, 303 California
Button Harry W., 606 Montgomery
Hyde F. A., 630 Commercial
Hyde George, 640 Market
Hyde Henry C, 411'4 California
Hyde .Marcus D.. 630 Commercial
Jackson Charles H., 426 California
Jacobs Myer,215 Sansome
Jarboe John R., 2.30 Montgomerv
Jarrett Isaac E., 306 Pine
Jeffirson John Vv., 619 Kearny
Jellctt Jonathan H.,320 California
Jennings CM., 330 Pine
Joachimsen H. L..402 Montgomery
Johnson George A., 121 Post
Johnson George W., 44 I'helan Bldg
Johnson Roger. 330 Pine
Johnson W. P., 121 Post
Jones H., 420 Montgomery
Jordan William H., 328 Montgomery '
Kaufman Walter \v., 325 Montgomery
;Kellogg M. B.. 5.30 California
iKellogg Sheldon G.. 38 Merchants' Ex-
change
Kelly Charles E., 216 Sansome
iKelly George W.. 405 Kearnv
Kelly Joseph P., 34 Nevada Block
Kennedy Frank, .523 Kearny
Kennedy Thomas E., .305 Kearny
Klerce Francis J., 405 Montgomery
KInlev Joseph M.. 8i<) Market
Kirk Joseph, Old City Hall
Kirkpatrick E., 609 Sacramento
Knaiip ¥Av,in G.,407 (Jnlifornta
Knight George A., 234 Montgomery
Having ReMidrnt I'orre-
HpoiiclenlH in evpr.y town
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including tlie coliefilon of
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of ewtatOH, atlrndrd lo wllli
proniptnon* and t-orialutj.
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OOG Kcarii.v MIrrcl.
Attorney for San Krani Isco and Direc-
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Lloyd John, 411'. I'alirortil*
Llovd l{. 11. 'J Niv*!. Ill.K^k
Loben S<U P. Jii«tii« Van. MO C^
L.>ptler Martin (J., TSI ( '•Ifornl*
Loewy \Vllllani,310 I'ltie
Long Janiex II., .tm Plnn
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Lyiuh Edward.. 124 Pine
Lyons TlnKithy J.,«.1B Clav
.Mactjralh Michael J. *i,'. Kearny
Mai:iilre Janie. (;.. New Ciiy Hall
Mdionev l)a\l.l I.. 42nc«llf.,mla
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MiKlrov John I' ,i;<i ■ian'omo
M. Enernev Carnit \V...'>(H falllfomla
McKiitee Thonm« M.. SM't CallfornUi
M. Farland K. II., 121 I'..,l
.Mct;ill IIiMirv .M.,niH .Market
McGrnw K..lward W..3M ('•llforal*
M.INTIIIE \VM., 12 M..nt«onHTy
MrJiitikln II. K., 4<>2 MonU-i'niery
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Morjrenfhal Anthony, 103 Montgomery
Morrison Alexander K., 402 Mont
Morrow William W.. 325 Montgomery
Moeebach F. C 513 CaMfc.rnla
Mo8er Conrad, 220 Sansonie
Moses MontaRue T.. HIO Pine
Mott William H.. Old City Hall
Mowry L. I., 52(i Monfuonicry
Miillanv Micliacl, 520 jMontKoniery
Mulville Noptune H.. 53:i Kenrnv
Murnsky Frank J., 315 I'helan Bldg
Murphy lianlel J., Old City Hall
Murphy John M., ISOSansome
Murphy P. G., 80!) Market
Myers Fd ward, 509 Montgomery
Myrtck Milton H., 325 Montgomery
Nagle Charles G., 511 Montgomery
Nagle James L., 511 Montgomery
Natrle I'eter B., 511 Montgomery
Naphtaly Joseph, 426 California
Napthaly li. F., 641 Merchant and 636
Clay
Nation A. T., 405 Montgomery
Neale Vincent, 328 Montgomery
Needles Alfred P., 5Mi4 California
Neumann Paul, 309 California
Newman B. B., 636 Clay
Newmark N., 315 California
Nicholson W. A. S., 623 Montgomery
Niles Addison C, 310 Pine
Nolen M. J., 519 Montgomery
Nougues Charles E., 411,'^ California
Nougues Joseph M., 411)^ California
Nowlln Thomas W., 230 Montgomery
Noyes Bartholomew, 307 Sansome
Nyah William A., 636 Clay
O'Brien John P., 230 Montgomery
O'Brien M. L. G., 432 Montgomery
O'Brien Thomas V., 402 Montgomery
O'Connell I>. A., 330 Pine
O'Donnell Joseph E., 634 .'X California
OIney Warren, 206 Sansome
Orena Orestes J., 318 Pine
Oshorn George W. Jr., 40 Nevada Blk
Osment Thomas M., 310 Pine
Otis Frank, 303 Caiifnrnla
Page Charles, 316 California
Page James D., 309 California
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
Parker Charles H., 13 Montgomery
Block
Patek Frederick, 519 Clay
Paterson A. Van R.. 121 Post
Patton Charles L., 637 Kearny
Payson William H., 526 Montgomery
PEDDAR SYDNEY H., 13 Nevada
Block and 4 Palmerston Bldgs,
Londiin, E. C, Eng.
SYDNEY H. PEDDAB,
4 Paliiierston Buildings.
(Old Broad Street.)
London, E. C, England.
Eigllsi Attorney at Law and Solicitor
IS A:
COMMISSIONEE OF DEEDS
f or Californla.Nevada and other states,
to reside in London,
and can in England take
Aoknoivledgnients of Deeds,
administer oallis. laUe ev-
idence, depositions, etc..
To be used in those States.
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Perry George H., 621 Clay
Perry Henry, 230 Montgomen'
Phelan Joseph P., 327 J'Ine
Phllhrook Horace W., 530 California
Phillips John B., 636 Clay
Plerson William M.. 75 Nevada Block
Plllshury E. S., :e4 Pine
Pinto Julian, 622 Clay
Pixley Frank M., 213 Grant Av
Platshek Mark J., 323 California
Piatt Horace G., 402 Montgonjerv
Plunkett William A., 530 California
Pomeroy Carter P.,211 Sansome
Poole John P., 323 Montgomery
Powell H. A., 207 Sansome
Powers Frank H., 401 California
Preston Edward F.. 310 Pine
Pringie Edward J., 522 Montgomery
Proctor Oeorge A., 73 Nevada Block
Queen Charles L.. 434 Ca if.irnia
Quint Leander, 603 Washington
Rankin George A., 409 California
Reanien Timothy H., New City Hall
Redding Joseph D.. 8 Montgomery
Reddy Patrick, 330 Pine
Redstone J. H., 1509 Market
Regensbnrgcr i^aniuel H., 408 Cal
ReldH. H.,606 Merchant
Relmer Julius, 507 Montgomery
Reinsteln Jacob B., 217 Sansome
Rhodes Arthur P., 16 Montgomery Av
Rhodes Augustus L., 4.30 Callloruia
Rhodes E. li., 430 California
Rlcketts A. H., 508 California
RIordan T. D., 6 Montgomery Av
Rix Alfred, 6( 6 Montgomery
Rlx Hale, 646 Washington
Rlx Wlllinm, 606 Montgomery
Rixford Emmet H., 528 California
Robberson J. H., 622 Clay
Robinson Cornelius P., 310 Pine
Robinson J. A., 310 Pine
Roche John J., 206 Sansome
Rockwell A. L., 420 Montgomery
Rodgers Arthur, 1-16-27 Nevada Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers J. T., 415 Montgomery
Rogers S. L., 35 Montgomery Block
Rosenbaum Simon, 325 Montgomery
ROSENTHAL JOSEPH, 420 Mont-
gomery
Rosenthal M., 318 Pine
Rothchild J. M., 303 California
Rothschild Joseph, 509 Montgomery
Royal W., 318 California
Royce Claik E., 507 Montgomery
Ruef Abraham, 103 Montgomery
Ryan E. Black, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Ryan Edward J., 230 Montgomery
Ryer Fletcher F., 103 Montgomery
Salomon E. S., 331 Montgomery
Sanderson A. A., 530 California
Sargent George C, 606 Montgomery
Savage Lincoln E., 509 Kearny
Sawyer E. D., 420 California
Sawyer Lorenzo. U.S. Appraisers' Bldg
Sawyer L. S. B., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Sawyer W. D.. 603 Washington
Sawyer William F., 409 California
Sayers W. F.. 5'ii)i California
Scheellne Simon C., 325 Montgomery
Scripture Henry V., 432 Montgomery
Scrivner J. J., 320 California
Searle A. C, 502 Montgomery
Searls Niles, 121 Post
Sears Henry, 306 Pine
Sears Will am H., 318 Pine
Seaton Daniel M., 419 California
Seawell James M., 217 Sansome
Seligraan Moses, 425 Montgomery
Sels P. J. van Loben, 530 California
Severance J. G., 331 Montgomery
Shackleford Thomas J., 310 Pine
Shadburne George D.,429 Montgomery
Shatter James McJl., 13 Mont Block
Shain Joseph E., 328 Montgomery
Shankland J. H.,202 Market
Sharp William B., 407 California
Sharp William H., 407 California
Sharpstein John R., 121 Post
Shortridge Samuel M.,234 Montgomery
Shuck Oscar T.,509 Kearnv
ShurtlefiXharles A., 120 Sutter
Sleberst H. G., 20 Nevada Block
Simmons James E., 207 Sansome
Slack Charles W.. 320 California
Smith C. W. M., 224 Sansome
Smith C. Frank. 502 Montgomery
Smith James F., 315 Phelan Bldg
Smith J. Howard. 502 Montgomery
Smith Kire M., 432 Montgomery
Smith Sydney V., 224 Sansome
Smith Sydney V. Jr., 224 Sansome
Smoot David L., 509 Kearny
Snook Charles E.. 214 Sansome
Solomons Lucius L..230 Montgomery
S'lto Romulo M. F., 303 California
Southard James B., 405 Kearny
Spiller Frank F.,622 Clay
Splnetti John A., 629 Kearny
Splivalo Augustus D., 72 Mont Block
Stafford H. J.. 224 Montgomerv
Stafford William F., 224 Montgomery
Stanly John A., 604 Clay
Stephens John J., 31 Nevada Block
Stetson Edward Gray, 508 California
Stevens W. F., 641 Merchant
Stevenson Jonathan D.,6 MontBlock
Stewart Charles, 240 Montgomery
Stone Frank M., 216 Sansome
StonL-hlil Edward B., OM City Hall
Stoney Thomas P.. 604 Clay
Stout William P., 31 Po.st
Stow William W., 408 California
Stranahan F. E., 6 Montgomerv A v
Stratton Frederick S., 325 Montgomery
Straus G., 320 California
Stuart James F., 606 Montgomery
Stuart WlUlam A., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 415 Montgomerv
Sullivan F. J., 130-132 i'helan Bldg
Sullivan .Jeremiah D., 9 Mont Block
Sullivan J. F;. New City Hall
Sullivan Matthew I., 331 Montgomery
Sullivan Peter M., 315 Phelan Bldg
Sumner Charles A.. 310 Pine
Suter Daniel, 216 Sansome
Sutherland F. E., 323 Kearny
Swift Charles' J., .306 Pine
Swift John F., 32 O'Farrell
Swortflguer Edgar F., 606 Mont
Swyney Thomas N.. 407 California
Talcott H. D.; 328 Montgomery
Taliaferro T W., 711 Cp.llfornla
Tauszky Edmund, 508 Callforuia
•Taylor Edward K., 402 Montgomery '
Taylor E. R., 207 Sansome
Taylor James M., 410 Montgomery '
Taylor Robert H., 609 Sacramento ,
Teare Philip, 2-3 Montgomery Block
Temple Jackson, 121 Post
Terry David S., 130 Sansome
Tevlin John F., 310 Phelan Bldg
Thomas William, 206 Sansome
Thompson Abraham W., 318 Pine
Thompson Henry, 401 California
Thompson Laurence E.. 318 I'lne
Thompson Robert. 330 Pine
Thorne Isaac N., 84 Mimtgomery Blk
Thornton Crittenden, 426 California
Thornton James D., 121 Post
Tiernan Patrick J.. 9 Montgomery Blk
Tllden Charles L., 325 Montgomery
Tilden Harmon J., 325 Montgomery
Tirtlot William M., 305 Kearny
Titus Daniel, 306 Pine
Tobin Alfred, 8 Montgomery
Tobln Robert, 8 Montgomery
Tompkins Frederick W., ;«20 California
Toohy D. J., Old City Hall
Touchard Gustave Jr., 507 Mont
Towle George W.. 22 Sale Deposit Bldg
Tripp Josiah W., 419 California
Troutt James M.. .508 California
Trussean P. C, 533 Kearnv
Tuller Willis N., 16 and 44 Phelan Bld(j
Tum Suden Otto, 307 Sansome
Tuska Waldemar J., 302 Montgomery
Tyler George W., 318 Pine
Tyler AVilllam B.. 318 Pine
Van Duzer A. P.. 628 Montgomery
Van Loben Sels P. J., 530 California
Van Ness Thomas C, 206 Sansonie
Van Norman F., 628 Montgomery
Van Reynegom F. W., 26 Montgomery
Van Schaick L. H.. 606 Montgomery
Variel R. H. F., 206 Sansome
Vassanlt Ferdinand I., 530 California
Vcrdenal J. M., 609 Sacramento
Vidaver Nathan, 420 Montgomery
Waitz Adolph, 606 Clay
Wakeman E. H.. 211 Sansome
Wall John A., 522 Montgomery
Wallace Ryland B., 130 Sansome
Wallace William T., New City Hall
Ward J. Walter Jr., 204 Montgomerv
Waterman Frederick H., 13 Mont Blk
Watson William W., 120 Sutter
Watt James Alva, 306 Pine
Waymire J. A., 402 Montgomery
Welcker Adair, 420 Montgomery
Weller Charles L. Jr., U. S. Appraisei a'
Bldg
Weller John B., 628 Montgomery
Wells George R., 17 Nevada Block
Wells William S., 207 Sansome
Wendell J. F., 126 Phelan Building
Wentworth George A., 606 Mont
Whaley John D., 4.32 Montgomery
Wheaton M. A., 405 Montgomerv
Wheeler A., 511 California
Wheeler Charles S., 438 California
Wheeler E. D.. 328 Montgomery
Wheeler Harold, 621 Clay
Wheeler James. 604 Merchant
Whitcomb Frank R., 330 Pine
Whitely W. H., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Whlttemore D. H.. 318 Pine '
Whitworth John M., 120Stitter
Wiggins William H. Jr., 530 California
Wigginton P. D., Sm Pine
Williams E. B., 12 Mdntgomery
Williams George N.,204 Montgomery
Williams George R.. 502 Montgomer.v
fflPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. 0. DORNIN, IVianag'
WU. SESTOIT, Asst. Kanas
IHE BANCROFT COMPANY I MAH^?^sTr°°''^«iii!i!2!!".yvPLf?o5..^^^^^
ATT
PRINTING AND •INMNa.
1289
Wilson Charles E.. 420 California
'Wilson Eii^ar M., 207 Simsome
(Wilson .1. N. E., 508 Cslllornia
(Wilson Mountford S., 202 Sansome
Wilson IJanion E.,-lly California
Wilson KusBell J., 202Sangonie
Wilson Samuel M., 202Sansonio
.Wilson Thomas K., Old city Hall
Wlnans Joseph W. Jr., 405 Mont
Wirt N. S., 636 Clay
.Wittram Charles, 224 Montgomery
sWood Joseph M., 704 MontKomery
.Wood W. S.. 9 Nevada Block
iWoolf D. B.. 121 Post
iWorley A. K. T., 502 Montgomery
iWrlght C. W.,230 Monttfomerv
Wright George T., 71-72 Nevada Block
iWright John A., ihsPlne
AVrighlR. P., 310 Pine
Wright Selden S., 71-72 Nevada Block
York Walilow M., r.'O Sutter
Young Edward B., 4:J0 Montgomery
Young J. N.,401 Cnlliornia
Zlegler Wilbur G. 432 Montgomery
Attorneys— Firms.
Ash <fe Mathews, 601 California
Bishop & Watt, we Pine
Blake, Williams <fc Harrison, 204 Mont
Byrne & Cross, 310 Pine
Campbell <fe Sanderson. 530 California
Chapman <fe Slack, 320 Cnlifornla
Clunie & Clunle,401 California
Cope, Boy.l & FIfleld, :K4 Pine
Craig & Meredith. 32.S Montgomery
Dom & Dorn, 601 California
Doyle, Galpin <fe ScripUire. 432 Mont
Estee, Wilson & McCutchen, 419 Cal
Kerral <fe I'ayson. 526 Montgomery
Flournoy A Mhoon, 401 California
Fox <fe Kelloug, 530 California
Francoeur & VIdaver. 420 Montgomery
Frank, Eisner iPlatshek, 323 California
Garber & Bishop, 15 S. F. Stock 'Ex-
change Building
Gordon <fe Young. 430 Montgomery
Gray & Haven, 530 Cnlifornla
Gunnison & Booth. 328 Montgomery
Hacrgin & Dibble, 45 Nevada Block
Hall & liodgers. 1-16-27 Nevada Block
Harding & Forbes, 415 Montgomery
Harrison <fc Allen, 325 Montgomery
Hassett & Tevlin,310 Phelan Bldg
Herrmann & Soto, 303 California
Highton & Clement, 52S California
Hllborn & Hall, 401 Calfornia
Jarboe, Harrison & Goodfellow. 230
Montgomery
Jordan & Bull, 328 Monteoraery
Ladd <fe Allen, 220 Sansome
Langhorne & Miller, 408 California
Lawrence E. A. & G. E., 330 Pine
Levlston W. & G., 6 Monfcomerv Av
Lloyd A Wood, 9 Nevada Block
Mann & Bruniier, 420 California
Masiick, Belcher & astlck. 520 Mont
McAllister & Bergin. 38 Nevada Block
McKoon & Towle, 328 Montgomery
Mesick & Maxwell, 60 Nevada Block
Moore E. J. & J. H., 78 Mont Block
Morrow A Strntton, 325 Montgomery
Myrirk * Deering, 325 Montgomery
Nagle & Nagle, 511 Montgomery
JNaphtaly, Freldenrich & Ackerman.
426 California
Newlands, Allen & Hr'rrln,305Sansome
O'Brlf-n, Morrison <fe Daingertield, 402
Montgomery
Olney, Chlckerlng <fe Thomas, 206 San-
Pace & Eells. 316 California
Pafton <fe Llndenbcrger,637 Kearny
! Pllisbury <fe Blanding, »U Pine
! Rhodes A Barstow, 430 California
, Rogers. Matthews <fe Chllstrom. 415
Montgomery
I Rosenbaum & Scheellne, 325 Mont
i Rothchild & Ach, 303 California
I Sawyer A Burnett, 4'?0 California
I Scrlvner <ft Boone. 3^0 California
' Shafter, Parker <ft Waterman, 13 Mont-
gomery Block
.Sharp William H. & William B.,407
(.'alifornlft
I Smith A lVIiirasky,315 Phelan Bldg
Solomons A Stevens, 2-10 Montgomery
Stanly, Stoney A Hayes 604 Clay
Stetson ct Houghton. 508 Callforn'a
SuterPanlil & Charles E. .Snook, 216
Sansnmc
Taylor <fe Crnlg, 609 Sacramento
Taylor & Haight, 207 Sansome
Terry & Ashe, 130 Sansome
Thompson A Thon.pH.n. »I8 Pine
ind?;;A"^d'n:!;;irJii;,i?i:r.r";"''
Tyl;!?^Ti;it:,^/l:;;;'r-"
\an Ness A K.x lie. 206 Sansomo
Vassault A I.ane, 510 California
« hllteniore & Sears, :tl.s Pino
Wlgglnton A Hawes, .'HO I'Ine
^X!!^"" * Troutt. 50S California
Wilson <fe Wilson, 2(K Sansome
W'na'18 & Belknap. .10.'. Montgomery
Wright Leiden S. A Geor«e T., 71-72
Nevada Block
York. Whitworth & Shurtlerr, 120
Sutter
Young A Powers, 401 California
Auctioneera.
(."Real Estate.)
Bendit Samuel, 5.\S California
'>Bovee, Toy & Co., 19 Montgomery
Bowley Samuel C. A Co.. 6J1 Mission
Briggs, Ferguson A Co., 314 California
Brodek, Seeilg A Co., 319 I'Ine
BUTTERFIELI) WM.. 621 Market
Cla burgh A Brandenslein, S\V cor
Mission and New Montgomerv
i'COBB A C( ).. .321 Montgomery '
Crittenden Parker, 24" Montgomery
Davis, Haber A Co., 211 Pine
Decker Henry C. S-V) Market
De Pass James M., 6:M Market
■''Dore Maurice A Co., 412 Pine
Dreyfus Maik H., 319 I'Ine
*EAST(iN, ELDKIDGE A CO., 618
Market
Green R. T. A Co., 139 Valencia
GREHNKBATM A Cl>., 115 Bnsh
Jones S. L. A Co., 209 California
Kllllp ACo.dlve Btock122Montgomery
KIngsl.-y C. H. A Co., 216 Montgomery
Lamson George F., 425 Kearny
Levy A. N., 851 Market
Lew Charles, 769 Market
Lindo J., 609 California
Ludington George C, 618 Market
Manstleld M>er, 326 Pine
*Mlddleton A Sharon, 22 Montgomerv
Newhall's Sons A Co.. 225-227 Bush
Rollins Reub-n R.,344 Kiarny
'^SHATNWALD. BUCKBEE A Cn.,
407 Montgomerv
Simmons M. J., 1057 Market
Spear Edwanl S. A Co., 31-33 Sutter
=>STERN DAVtD A SONS, 323 Mont-
gomerv and 508 Valencia
Terrv Joseph T. A Co., 747 Jlarket
*UMBSEN G. H. A CO., 14 Mont-
) OTiery
*Von Rhein O. F. A Co.. 524 California
Whitehead S. B. A Co., 20 Lctdcsdorff
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Anclloneer M Real Estate
Furniture of Ilon-es imd ItUFinesd
Chances For Sale. Cnrefiil Atlenil'.n
Given to Out-door SaVs <if Every De-
scription.
024 nnrket Ktrpet,
0pp. Palace Hm.-I, SAN KUANCIsrn
G. H. UMBSEN&CO.,
Real Estate and General
AUCTION i:i:hs.
14 Montgmnior.v «<root. H. F.
Aarlata.
(See fjculhtx arul Aurltlt.)
Awnlnr nnker*.
(Ser. also Snihnnkert.^
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
California and 124 Market
And.rsontt Co., Ill Clay and 112 Com-
merilal . .
Burton W. H., 706 Mission
DebnrA Web.-r, 5.l6'Sa(ranien:o
NEVILLE & CO., 31-W Cali-
fornia
Rossiter James, 104 Irumisco
BAG
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Wonlen W. I|.,r3 Sarranirnio
Yato* A <;<•.. lUI VroiA
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PACIflC- AXLK CO.. NW r. r
Ml,.|o„«o.| tr.moht
Babbill n«-(nl m»nnr«r(ar-
rra.
PACIFIC .MKTAL WOKK.H.
Ml H.l ^■lr^l
Painter A Co.,.M0<-«v
SELBY HMKLTINO AND
LKAD CO.. ijKux 4I< Mont
Eonierv
TATL'M k noWEN, U 38 rrrmoni,
■ml 42:1 Clay
WEED A KINGWELL. 125 Kint
"pacific metal works.
(EsUbllslM'd IsTn— lnii.ri»ir»li-.l Ih*7..
Manufai tur.Ts and Ini|x>rli-ri> of
Babbitt. Solder. Tin. Lead. Copper,
Zinc. Antimony. Etc..
14l-li:< FIrol Mlrrrl..N. F.
Rnc .VInnnriM>(ar«>ra.
AMES tt DETRKK, 13 21
Callforn a and 124 Marie I
Andervm A Co., Ill CUy and 112 Com-
mercial
COnK A. <>. A SON, 415 Market
CciOK H. N.(m«ll);C>, Frtniont
NEVILLE & Co., 31-33 Ctll-
lorn la
R»C Prlntera.
Ames A !)• trick. 19-21 CallfoniU
NEVILLE & CO., 31-3JC»I1
furula
RM«a~l>Mp«>r.
ARMES OKORGK W.
Paclllc Pa|M-r ro.,4l8S«(rani.-nl.i
.<Je\ moiir A Cater, I2V> Market
Taylor S. P. A Co.. 418 CUy
Bmra and RMnrlnc.
AMES Hi DETRICK, 19 ?I
) nl f..rTiln and V'A Mark-l
And<T~>ii A (>>., Ill na% and III Con.
iiiiini M ,t Co., am California
CnLKM \N W. T. A ()u...sKcor Mar
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Golleao It. C. A Co. (broker.) SIO C«l-
lloinin
Kedon M.. l3lCla»
KITTI.KACo.JCral'fomia
Konblnii"! « *•"... ?22 rallfonila
l„.,..-i, Miran, I i|u liriimm
I,, , H aiifornla
MiilT.t Wn.uii ..o.ivl hand) 14a Xa-
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NRVUXR & CO., 11 -« Oil-
PIdwellC J. A C.<. (irrottil han<l)307
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MII.I.IONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents.
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flruhn William, 22 SAnsnnio
Heiht & Mor^;l■n^tern,821 Market
Hvliiml Joseph J., NW cor Sutter ami
Moiitt;oniorv
Malm Charles A., 234 Bush, 822 Market
and 2 I'ot-t
Schult/ Krnest,607 Fell
I'Inklert Henrv, s«7 Market
S«heuten Nicholas, 2l).« MiMlon
Smith OoUlnB C, 705'., Market
Smith .lames K., 9B1 Mlhslon
WellKrmst M.,2UBiish
WIL.1. & FINCK. »18 Market
Bag: Twines.
BARBOl'R BROS. CO. THE,
517-519 Murker
EL.M FLAX MILLS, 19-21 Cali-
fornia
KITTLE <Sf CO „ 202 OallforDia
Bakeries.
Adam Robert, IWn Howard
Aciiew Kate, 511 Second
Ahem Catherine, 31fi Folsom
Alexander Mary, 1820 Ellis
Altherr Adolph, 1(M5 Valencia
Amelun^Anna Mrs., 159 Sixteenth
Anthony Alice Mrs., 2760 Mission
Axel Mary Mrs., 511 Laguna
Axtman Leopold. 221 Fourth
Baacke Carl, 763 Howard
Barker William, 1036 Clay
Baker Charles, 510 Sixteenth
Band Stephen, 409 Union
Barrv Ellen, :«8 Folsom
Bassart Charles Mrs., 1242 Folsom
Batavla L. Mrs., 404 Folsom
Beauxis John, 1305 Powell
Beck Hannah M., 407 Third
Beck 4 Lndwitr. 205 Kearny
Becker Adam,XE corUniori and Mason
Benecke Dorothea, 1617 Baker
Bertelsen IverSI. Sirs., 1326 Howard
Beyer P. Mrs., 1711 Market
Biermann Julius, 1216 Pacific
Black P. W. Mrs., 410 Lurkin
Block Frederick. 2932 Sixteenth
Bloess Charles B. A., 2007 Hyde
Blum Henry, 1817 PoweU
Bock Joseph, 923 Folsom
Bohle William. 420 Fourth
1 Bopp Louis, 449 Third
I Bordenave &, Versxez, 1126 Dupont
: Boudin Isidore, 1412>a Dupont
I Bourke Mary A. Mrs., 19 Van Ness Av
Boyson K. M. Mrs., 1126 Harrison
I Bradlev Josie Mrs., .''69 Folsom
' Braiiv Marv Mrs.,826't Twentieth
i Breining Edward, 1904 Polk
Brochon Frederick B., 6n53^Post
I Brown Bertha Mrs., 1048}^ Folsom
j Brun John B., 418 O'Fariell
I Buehn Frederick, 1132 Dupont
I Bullwlnkel Ella Miss, 1502 Folsom
Bvrnes Sarah A., 2130 Fillmore
Cadotran Ellen D., 348 Fifth
1 Callender H. A. Mrs., 2031 Geary
Carev Annie, 1314 Eddv
Carr Thomas, 1523 Mission
Case George A., 829 Valencia
Cavanagh Htigh J., 1753 Mission
Chadboume Thomas J., 1412 Dupont
Christ & Frahm, 9 Stockton
Clark .\nnie, NW cor ShotweU and
ytneteenth
Clarke Charles, 517 Montgomery and
• 612 Kearnv
Clinton Mary Mrs., 450 Sixth
Collins Marv, 521 Fourth
Culilns Phcebe Mrs., 539 Fourth
Collopy James, 953 Bryant
Cook Charles, NE cor Mason and
Chestnut
Cooper Sarah, 2819 1^ Mission
Cooper Sellna, 2549 Folsom
Copeland Kate. 115 Twenty-fourth
Craven Ann Mrs.. 412'-^ Geary
Cnrran Michael, 717 Brannan
Dakin A. T. Mrs., 2218 Pine
Dannenfelzer Amelia, N s Twenty
fourth, nrChnrch
Davis Antonla C. 910 Pacific
Davis Hannah, 309 Mlima
Davis W illiam J., 22 Second
Dellwig Charles, 2952 Mission
Dellwie Theodore, 1912 Polk
Dempsev Patrick, 107 Twenty-third
Iioppe Bernard, 42.3 Fourth
Devoto Michael, lOt Thlnl
nickow Kobert,8(H (Jrecnwlch
Dobrzensky .Sarah Miss, 717 Larkin
Doelger John, 1321 Mason
D,>lllver F. J. Miss, 1829'.. Union
DoiiKla.sR Mary MIkr, 25.31 Mission
Dresen Frederlcka Mrs., 1012 Pierce
Dnehle John. I56.> Market
Dutlv Ann Mrs., 503 Jones
Dunn Marv, \K» Polk
Ebert Annie Mrs., XiS Fifth
Elserl Marv Mrs., 5.37 Haves
Ellis Charles, 927 Jt Folsom
Ellis Mary A., 2011 Mission
Fagan Lizzie Mrs., 3:t7 Sixth
Farrell Annie Mrs., 207 Sixth
Fay I'atrick. 420 Third
Feenev James, 310 Thirteenth
Fey Kate Mrs., NE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
Fevhl John, nil Market
FItzler Lena, 406 Third
Fletcher Harriet, 1019 Howard
Flvnn Margaret, 202 Ninth
Frey R. Mrs.. 1034 Golden Gate Av
Frey & Merkel, 911 Larkin
Gallagher Patrick, 1218'-.; Folsom
Gnnsz MaryS., 1321 Stockton
Gave Marcelln, 1115 Stockton
Gebhardt Conrad, ll^i;*; Howard
Gehan Marv Mrs., 10"0 Howard
Gehrels Lena, 623 Union
Gerckc Charles W. li)24 Howard
Gibeau John, 326< Mission
Gill Marv .Mrs., 100 Shotwell
Gillespie Lucy K., 1305 Leavenworth
Glosser C. F. Mrs., 1708 Devisadero
Gobeille Jane, W g Illinois bet Napa
and Shasta
Goetjen 4 Andrefien,5 Wall PI
Graham Marv A., 504'.; Ninth
Grant David G., 416 Haves
Guenln Alphonzo, oil Union
Guenther Gustave, 1713 Leavenworth
Gutnasso F. T., 1309 Dupont
Gunn Joseph H.. 2920 Sixteenth
Gunn Rosa. 1441 Valencia
Gunther & Kahn, :«) Sixth
Haensel Julius H. G., 49 Second
Hagemann Charles, NE cor Paciflcand
Powell
Hahn "William, 1602 Geary
Hahnemann Albert, 344 Sixth
Handlos Theresa 3Irs., 237 Fifteenth
Hansen Dina Mrs., 118 Francisco
Hansen Sophie. 940 Valencia
Harris Eva Mrs., 1123 Howard
Hawes Mary Mrs., 1209 Devisadero
Healey Marv E., 2;i:f7 Mission
HeltmuUer Henry, 492 Eighth and 1216
Polk
HellwieF.,112Grant Av
Helm Ellen B.,SEcor Geary and Jones
Hessler William, 715 Paclac
Hessler William, 617 Post
Hlckert Annie, 1.320 Howard
HillM. A. Mrs., 524'', Sixth
Hilsz Frederick, 2441 California
Himmelstoss G., 1719 Jessie
Hlrd & Dlttmar, 2409 Howard
Hirsch David. Ill Fillmore
Hoffmann C. Mr.";.. 702 Larkin
Hofmann John. 505 Bryant
Hofniann * Browne, 515 Third
Holt Anna. 1209 Bush
Howell Leverett, 246 Ellis
Hughes & Foley, 63 Fourth and 118
Seventh
Isaacs Annie Mrs., 345}^ Fifth
Jackson Jane, E s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Jacobs Annie, 955 Howard
Jahn Georee F., 1.52 First
Johnston Elizabeth, 203 Second
Jordan Joseph, N s Point Lobos Av bet
Second and Third Avs
Kaler James, N E cor Pacific and Larkin
Kammitter Marie Jlrs., 965 Mission
Kamna Margaret. 1007 Valencia
Kavanagh John J.. 1009)^ Stockton
Keilv Johanna, 709 Brannan
Kellev Kate Mrs.. 327 Fourth
Kent Marv E.. 247 Fifteenth
Kilbride Annie. 219 Sixth
King Agnes, 904 Valencia
King Fannie Mrs., 2007 Geary
Klaas k Seeli, 1233 Stockton
Koch & Hetzel, SE cor Laguna and
Post
Kohn Sellgman, fim Fifth
Kolb Christian. 1218 Powell
Kramer JEmma, 419>4 Stockton
Knll Louisa, 108 Hayes
Labrut John. 1012 Potrero Av
Lamar L., 447 o'Farrell
Landgrebe William. 102 Seventh
Lanilvoghl John, 1711 Mission
Lanouetfe Louise Mrs., 2.)27 Mission
Laparlat Blaise, 9:i«> Howard
Larkin Michael, 5003i, Sixth
Laub F., cor Twenty-sixth and Florida
Lautermllch <fe Durr, 521 Montgomery
and 504 Post
Lavalley Louis P., 408 Broadway
Lavin Bridget, 1072 Howard
Lemmerman Hermann, 5(i5 Fourth
Lewis Kate Mrs.. 711 Folsom
Lille John, 5(M Union
Lindenstadt H. Mrs., 1408)^ PoweH
Loderhose August, 215 Second
Lonergan & Daly, 1221 Polk
Luhmensen N. H. W.,1019 Pacific
Luth Mary C. Mrs., 927 Broadway
Lutz John C, 142 Eleventh
Lydon Mary, 217 Polk
Lynch Nellie, 253 Third
Lvon Elizabeth, 1125 Eighteenth
Mack F. & Son, 18 Peari
Mackle R. W. Mrs.. 21 Valencia
Macv Mary F.. 260S'-2 Mission
Malatesta Giovanni, 1313 Dupont
Mallett Richard, 702 Bush
Marshall Clara, 2002 Ma,son
Martens Cecilia Mrs., 534 Mont Av
Martens Frederick, 1823 Union
Martin Kate, 1206 Howard
Mason Marv Bliss, 39 Sixth
Matthey Robert, 1523 Mission
Maugham .Tames, 401 Haii;ht
Maver & Conite, 6;« Pacific
Mavle George D., 38 Fourth
McArdle James, 352 Third
McCarthy Jennie Miss, 5n5 Third
McClellan Kitty, 1639 Ellis
McCulloch Emma, NW cor Laguna
and Pine
McCulIough Catherine. 1118 Howard
31cDevitt James, 504 Minna
McDonald Catherine Mrs.. 112 Eighth
Mcnougall M. A. BIrs., 722 Sixteenth
McGrath Patrick F., i:« Fifth
McKenna Owen, 1127 Twenty-sixth
Mcilahon Marv, 2.503 Mission
McPhee John B., 440)^ Haight
Meighan Rebecca A. Mrs., 1425 Polk
Melsing Elizabeth. 120 Third
Mencke J. Mrs., 248 Oat
Mesenberg Herman, 324 Hayes
Messner Louis, 402 Pacific
Michael Robert Mrs., 252 Eighth
Miller Annie Mrs., Channel nr Six-
teenth
Miller Jane, 224 Fifth
Jlillmeister Henry F.. 312 Hayes
Moeller Charies, 1913 Hyde
MoUer Johanna D.. 5-39 Second
Monseigneur Antone, 334 Eighteenth
Moore Ellzabeih, 30 Franklin
Moore H. A. Mis., 153 Eleventh
Moronev Marv. 913 Brvant
Morton Marv Miss, 814 Laguna
Moss Jacob, 409 Fourth
Motzer Conrad. 738 Howard
BIou Henry, 714 Valencia
Mouret Marcelin, 824 Montgomery
Blueller John F., .5.39 Second
Jluller Albert, 200 Eleventh
Muller George, 102 Eleventh
Mund R. Mr-.,489'i^ Haight
Mnsil Joseph, 27 Ninth
Mylon Thomas. 1416'4 Pacific
Nager Eliza, 632 O'Farrell
Niemann Henry, 639 McAllister and
421 O'Farrell
Noonan Jeremiah, 40 Seventh
O'Neill Margaret Mrs., 41 Fifth
O'Reillv Marv, SE cor Valencia and
Twentv-lifth
Ohrt .\nnie 3Irs., 500 Grove
Pacific Baking Co., 717 Battery
Paire & Falch. NW cor Turk and Mason
Paie John, 1223 Stockton
Palmer Theresa, 1157 Folsom
Paris Victor, 1-505 Powell
Pedroni Glachimo. 1400 Stockton
Peters Delia, 710 Van Ness Av
Petersen Annie Mrs., 1703'-^ Market
PetersHU Mary H., 1907*4 Mission
Petri Aneelo, 1717 Stockton
Pfelff.T Henry. SE cor Seventeenth
and Dolores
Pharion Frederick M., 6-34 Grove
Pierron Emile, 3(M Montgomery Av
Pike Jacob M.. 636 Market
Plato Minnie A., 1908 Mission
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
RPAD HARtSZTHY & CO.IwASH^.^T^HST.lProjrieteof tteOrleaMYiigYart
BAK 1291 BAN W
CHAS. MEYER & SONS' §
Brass and String Music
FDRHISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
CHAS. MEYER, Conductor.
Office, 652 Market Street, Room 10
Hours: 10 A. M. to 3 p. m.
San Francisco, Cal.
Ploottner Bernard, 115 Oak
Poehlman William, SW cor Powell and
1^0 »t
Poorniiin Sarah Miss, 1013 I'olsom
Pro^t Nicolas, 33fi Third
Queirolo Gerolamo, 511 Green
ftaithle Charles, 3X15 Mission
Rapp L. A. Mrs., 705 Lagnna
Ratto B. & Co., l.i-O Dupt.nt
Renler E. Mrs., 200 Twenty-fourth
Roberts Annie K. Mrs., 121 Si.ith
Roberts Henry M., Jersey bet Noe and
Castro
Robertson William Mrs., 2701 Mission
Rock Annie Miss, 540 Fourth
Roesler Frederlcka Mrs., 1*55 Br>ant
Rohe Metha,SW cor Webster ami Lllis
Ropcke Helmuth Mrs., 1511 Dupont
Rose ncrantz Moses, 4:!3 Sixth
Rot>-rmiind <fc .Schmidt, 1310 Pacific
Kvder Mary Mrs., a51 Fourth
Salzman & Voltmer, Twenty-fourth nr
Alabama
Saner Christ, 1224 Harrison
8aulJohn,132 Fifth
Savaee A. M., 729 Larkin
Schafer George, 1105'^ Foisom
Schimpf Lena, 1018 Powell
Schmidt Marv Mrs., 1323 Dupont
Schmttz Frank, 1153 Mission
Schneider Henry, 819 Broadway
Schoenllcht John, 1131 Howard
Schumann Wm. Mrs., NW cor Ridley
and West Mission
Schuster Henrv W., 350>^ Fifth
Schwaarcke Charles C, .500 Hayes
Schwartz Pauline Mrs., 314 Fifth
See Vnleiitlne, 762 Brannan
8eldcrKatherlne,718 franklin
Selz Georee. 711 Brannan
Shasekrin C. A. Mrs,. 15:» Powell
Shaw & Hutchinson. 10:« McAllister
Slebe Annie Mrs.. 1407^ Foisom
Siebrecht Charles W.. 980 Harrison
Slebrecht Franz. 418 Keaniy
FRANZ SI£BR£CHT,
PROPBIKTOR
Engelberg's Bakery
AND CONFECTIONERY.
416 Kearny
GEO. WALKER, Business Manager. W
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nnsTESX xjisriFORisdis iir the sx^^xe
Simmons Julia Mrs., 16 Sanchez
Slavln Msrv, 1324 Diiponl
.Smith Alfred, 4-« Larkin
Smith Levi, 5.^2 Twentv-second
Smith Mahaia I). .Mrs.. 612 Nineteenth
Somers <fe .Maneham. 3478 Mission
Spauldini; James L., i:<43 Valencia
Spannafrel C, 125 Seventh
Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., 1525,S Da-
pont
SteflTen Henry, 313 Sixth
StelnhofTKllza. 40 Grove
Streicher Charles, 442 .N'inlh
Stewart Emma Mrs., 2912 Sixteenth
Strohnieler Charles, 418 Brannan
Stumpf Balthasar, 228 Pacific
Sullivan Esther Mrs., 30:« Geary
Sutcllffe James, Iffi-* i;eary
Swain Brmhers, 213 Sutler
Swalve William H..it4«S Harrlion
Tamonv Michael, 217 Elxhth
Teal Thomas, 53.3 Fourth
Theodore Charles, 123 Twcnty-tlxth
TImnev E. J. Mrs.. 1403 I'owell
Toner .Marparct Mrs., 41H ,, Seventh
Trespallle Martin, \5M Turk
Uebner Frederick. Si«) Greenwich
Uebner A Konisthofi, SE cor Turk
and Hyde
Valente Lulitl. 214 Broailway
Van Worner Clara B.,2KVt Mlsilon
Vlereckt Conrad, 776 Foisom
Vltts Jacb. 12a'i P.ilk
Volz A. A Brother. 28 Fourth
WaKuer .Facob. 907 Brvunt
Walker Mary Mrs.. 18.M Howard
Warren I-lzzle Mrs.. 112 Twelrth
Wendel (ieoTgr, 123 Tavl-r
Werner Koge Mrs.. 518 I ninn
Wes.-elln H.,76:i!* Bryant
Westerfeld Wiiiiam. in:c. Market
Wheeland Brothers. 2iKMis»l"n
Wideman Ell7.aNth.204 Twenty-fonrth
Wike John H., 2218 I-arkin
Wilson Annie. 211 S \ alrnda
Wilson AuKustU", n» •^"'•"™..,,,,„
WlnKle Bros., SK cor Bat and \ allejo
Yenne .Mary Mrs., 1014 Bryant
YounK John. 1419 Sl"rkt"n
Younl: A Helfri.h.2iH Kearny
Zann Henry, :f:fiBr..a.lway
Z.elner W.. 108 Ninth
ZollerJohn. 18.T7irFarrell
Bmkerl*
American HI*, .i i
and llr. n
Chad b.. urn.
FieM's Bi^.uu uuu uruGkir
Co.. M ■ K'ulMin. Im-C
Fourth and t-'lfih
Muller(;.TliaM yjm\r >\\ t..r Mii^»«
and Klevelith
Baklnc Powdrr*-
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COLK.ntN W >I
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CotrrI Th..ni-.
Crystal .Nat!
EhriH... M .»
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Ball aad Ba«>k*« r*«r«».
Bntirr MLhael. •MHowarO
O.iHlun Jobii. 711 llo-art
Ballaatvr*.
rha»» Jamo^ B A <"■■ , 17 dUnaf-
Ha»rllln<-<bart«i K. A <"«> . >• - '••
Kerr Wllllani. ■>» Baii'tr
KnblDiuD P..»«a lUJUrr
Baada - ■iliUarr aad Oi
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UXILLIARYTRINTERSTPALMER & KEY. 405-40? Mm SL
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
BAN
1292
BAR
Fccond ReRlnient, ."W Konrnv
Thlnl KeKliiient, !2fi Keiiniy
Union GutlInK, 1-6 Kearny
Wnlcotfo, ;{28 Bush
Banjo 9IakerM.
TSroo Thomas VT., 6U Natoma
Ilollliian Goorj;.! II., 504';. Leav
worth
Morrell Charles, 430 Kearny
Bniik liOokH.
nnll's Safe and Lock Oo,, ill-213 Cal
SllKhell A Richards, 2-28 C'al-fornla
TalKe S. U. A Co., 116 Front
I'crlnni C. .1. <fe Co.. 42 Blatn
W.\LT/ CIIAKLES, 13 Drunim (See
Bdv. imsre 1252.)
WIL.SHIUE SAFE AND
SCA1.K CO.. 2O4-20U Califurnla
Bnuk Vaiiltit.
(.See at.to Safes.)
BAT CITY IRON WORKS
Bijfelow «k Little, 103-
lOr Fremont and 323-
325 Mission
Hall's Safe ami Lock Co., 211-213 Cal
MIGHEL.L, <& RICHARDS,
2'28 California
Palce S. B. & Co.. 116 Front
SIMS «& MORRIS, 123-125
Beale
WALTZ CHARLES, 13 Drumm (See
adv. page 12S2.)
WIIiSHIRE SAFE AND
SCAIiE CO., 204-206 California
Bankers.
BELLOC <fc CO., 524 Montgomery
Borel Alfred & Co., 311 Montgomery
DONOHOE, KELLi' & CO.. SE cor
Montgomery and Sacramento
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
SUTRO <fc CO., 408 Montgomery
TALlANT & CO., NE cor California
and Battery
Banks.
American Bank and Trust Co., NE cor
Montgomerv and Commercial
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK(llm-
ited) NE cor Sansome and Pine
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, SE
cor California and Sansome
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA, 312 Pine
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
California and Sansome
Bank of San Francisco (in llfiuidation)
22 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
California National Bank of San Fran-
cisco, fi21-623 Market
CAI.IFORNIA TITr.E IN-
SURANCE AND TRUST
CO., 206 Sansome. (See ad. Bank
and Insurance Dept.)
Comptoir D'Escomple de Paris, 412
Montgomerv
CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NA-
TIONAL BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, 322 Pine
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SW cor
Montgomery and Summer
Grangers' Bank of California, NW cor
California and Battery
Hong Kong and Shanahal Banking
Corporation , 436 California
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BAXK Gimited)424 California
LONDON, PARIS AND AMERICAN
BANK, 205 Sansome (n ill remtve
August 1st to 1-3 Sansome)
National Bank of Au^tralasia, Hell-
mann Bros. <fe Co. agents, 525 Front
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Montgomerv and
Pine
PACIFIC BANK, NW cor Sansome
and Pine
SATHER BANKING CO. THE, SE
cor Pine and Sansome
Union Bank of Austral'a, Hellmann
Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
WELLS FARGO & CO.'S, NE cor
California and Sansome
Yokohama Specie Bank (agency) 111
Phelau Bldg
Bank*— MavinifM and lioan.
California Savings and I,oan Society,
NW cor KiMv anri I'owll
Farmers' and MihIimtiIis' Hank of Sav-
ings (In ll((iildatu,ii):!i:! Cilifornla
French Savings and Loan i^oclcty, 534
Cal I lorn la
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SO(;lETY, 526 California
HIUKRNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Itlarket
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
18 Gearv
Masonic Savings and Loan Society (In
liquidation) .S08 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Savings Hank (In liqui-
dation) 20 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGSUNION,
532 California
SAVIN(;s AND LOAN SOCIETY.
61!» Clnv
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 228
Montgomery
Bar Fixtures.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-C 0 L L E N-
DKR CD., 653 Market
RRUNSWICK BILLIARD AND
POOL TABLE MNFG CO. THE
E.,205 Rattery
STKAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Barbers.
(See also Wlgmakers and Jfair-
Aaron Joseph, 532 Third
Abrahams Isidore. 231,'-^ Second
Accudi Louis, 825 Pacific
Albrecht Edward. NW cor Halght and
Scott
AllbrightB. F., 1933 Mission
Alvarez Ferdinand H., 1526 Kentucky
Alves Joseph, 1551 Market
Andrew Milo,537,'-^ Clay
Arthur George F.. 1007 Valencia
Asch Aaron, 202 Second
Asch Isaac, 215 Sixth
Ast Eberhard L., 505 Washington
Aubertin George, 724 Braunan
Augusto Fillippe, 321 East
Aurouze Marius, 203 Montgomery Av
Barnickel Edmund 543 Second
Batavla Philip, 837 Market
Bellhes John B., 124 Montgomery Av
Bell John B., 1244 Folsom
Bent Frank A., 14i>3 Polk
Berenato Frank, 323 Pacific
Bei-g Raphael, 306'. Grant Av
Bernhard Bernhard, I'alace Hotel
Bernhard Peter D., 37 Sutter
Berliner Charles A., 1005 Howard
Bischotr Valentine, 1782 Folsom
Blodes Theodore, 1239 Folsom
Bollinger Francis, 105'^ Jackson
Boone Charles H., 116 Sutter
Borkmann & Benenald.221 Grant Av
Bosch Joseph, 843 Howard
Botelho Frank, 858V„ Folsom
Boyle P. P.. S s Sierra, nr Michigan
Broquet & Nachtigai, 1133 Dupont
Brown Stephen, 202 Fourth
Bullier AlDert R., 3242 Mission
Calish John J., 2-200 Fillmore
Calllnan John, 163 Second
Candioto Salvatore, 1226 Dupont
Canepa Peter, 325 Montgomerv Av
Carv & Blake, 515 California
Cassio Giovanni A., 14;3 Dupont
Cefous .lames, 146'-o Fifth
Cohen Henry fli., 202 Fourth
Cohen Marks, 21 Taylor
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Cohn Newman, 997 Market
Cohn Simon, 133 Sixth
Cohn <fe Harris, 30 (Jeary
Coleman Abraham, 527 Sacramento
(;oleman Adolph, 218 Pacific
Cook J., 19 Fourth
Cook John, 131 Montgomery
Cordan A. C, 210 Drumm
Cordelro Manuel M., 113 Jackson
Corrivean Louis, 113 Gearv
Crelghton Hugh H.,330'^ Montgomery
Crupe Emanuel, 326 Bush
Curien E. Phlllb Tt, 630 Fourth
Davis Adolph. 335 Kllth
Davis Jacob, 11 Grant Av
Davis Siegfried, 79 Ninth
Deckelman & Lipnian.413 California
De Gracla Pietro, 618 Broadway
DcSparr Eugene, 959^j Mission
Deubler George, 722 Montgomery Av
Dlctlenbuchor G..9llJi Larkln
Doan Arlenms J., 32 Lewis
DonuonJohn,34^i Fourth
Drago Glacomo, 709 Davis
Drescher Charles, 529ii Geary
Echelmann John, 1309 Pacltic
Edmomlson William II.. 623 Clay
Ehret Edward Jr., 1151 Harrison
Elpper Thomas, 1231 Dupont
Emerald Oscar, 226 First
Enkle Abraham. 1405 Polk
Epstein Marcus, 22u Hayes
Evorgalb P. E., 105 Fourth
Ewald Theodore, 1218 Stockton
Fairbanks Joseph, 879 Seventeenth
Falk & RIetzke, 2437 Mission
Fasshauer WlUlan). 118 Fifth
Finberg Charles, 747 Broadway
Finney Charles, 8 Merchants Ex
Fischer Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Fischer Nicholas, ^403 Geary
Fisher Autone, 815 Battery
Flelschman John, 203 Third
Fleischman & Frick, 315 Kearny
Fl.ming Mark, 2002 Folsom
FUeler & Klefer, 5 Powell
Fox Samuel, 1663 Mission
Franklin Abraham, 104 Pacific
Freiling Peter, 228 Brannan
Freitas Antone F., 537J^ Bryant
Freiling Pet-ir, 228 Brannan
Garcia Jesus Y., 523 Pacific
Garrlssere Frank (ladles) 113 Grant Av
Gibson Samuel W., 1209 Valencia
Gles Kilian, 434 Pacific
Gilder G.W., 36 Eddv
Gilettl Phineas E.. 68 First
Glrardln M. H., 1905 Fillmore
Glutlre Joseph, 324 Grant Av
Classman A. B., 9 Pacific
Classman Charles, 1405 Dupont
Glassman Harry, 203 Pacific
Gleason & Hulling, 336 Bush
Godfrey Nathaniel A., 8 Folsom
Golly Joseph, 1619''2 Dupont
Gorflnkel WiUiam, 464 Sixth
Green Isadore, 27 '4 Sixth
Greif John. 419 Larkln
Grimm Adam, Lick House
Grothmann & Medau.639 Broadway
Guillermet Fi ancis, 417 Sutter
Hadlev Walter, 260 Third
Hague Frank. 943 Folsom
Hall Henry, 353 Third
Hammer John H., 1444 Valencia
Harder John, W s Kentucky ,bet Sierra
and Nevada
Harris Benjamin, 2 Sixth
Harris Morris, 421 Drumm
Harris Samuel, 631 Sacramento
Harris Samuel J., 305 Sixth
Hauser Herman '222 Stockton
Hefty John. 553 Fourth
Heider C. <fe Co.. 310 Bush
Heilfronn Julius, 341 Hayes
Heinz Henry, 900 Front
Heinz Jacob Jr.. 50;l California
Held Gporge, Russ House
Hesse John, 2552 Folsom
Hirsinger Emll, 1159 Folsom
Hoffman Conrad, 1'^ Polk
Holm Julius J., 2308 Howard
House AViliiam M.. 53 Fifth
Howe A. B., 41 Fourth
Huber Charles, 2007 Polk
HufTHenrv, 820 Kearny
Hughes William. 506 Market
H.vman Joseph, 703 Mission
Hvman Leon, 1 Spear
Hvman & Shaen, 403 Pine
Ireland E<lward L., 531 Valencia
Johnsen Linius, 804 Bryant
Johnson John, 1 Fifth
Kelleher David, 724 Brannan
Kellv James, 441 Valencia
King Philip, 219 Broadway
KrchnerA. F. J., 441 Sixth
Klemm Hugo, 285 East
Knauer Joseph, 626 Fourth
Kuuechel * Brand, 621 Montgomery
Kober hdward A., 42 Second
Koch Brothers, 618 Commercial
Koch Friinls, 542 CaVfnrnia
K >rn Abraham I., 545 California
Lackey John M., 871 Market
Lagrave Chas., 15 Montgomery Av
Lampe Theodore C, 6 Powell
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
WM. SEZTOH, Asst Uaaagei
HE BftNCROFT COMPANY Im^ZkI^..]^,
Till-: i.r.Ai»is<j
AND STATIONCRT CtTAM.I«NHtliI.
BAR
1293
Lsmpert Anion , 53 ThIrJ
LauKbtIn HiTnian F., :C5 Grant Av
Lan^e Rlnmncl W. K., 1203 Powell
Laiulgrebe V llllani, 102 Seventh
Laiibenhcinier Charles, Grand Hotel
LebUre Arniand, 1353 I'lue
Lehn * Llppert.-l I'oKt
Letirltter John, 127 Montgomery At
Lenicke ittto, 12<l Fourth
Levey I sudor C, 61^"-; California
Levi Ju^eph, H'S Seventh
Levy Abe, 2003 Fillmore
Levy Joseph M.. 700 Laguna
Levy Wax, 774 Howard
Lewin Bros.. 419 Fourth
Lezott & Schrader, 1042 Sutter
Llmberg Christopher, 1630 Mission
Llovd & Hogg. 1421 Bush
Lopez Jacinto I., 818 Third
Lovelt Janus D.. Illinois nr .Shasta
Lowcnfi-ld William, 1803 I'olk
Lndwig Charles, 5;{1 Sacramento
Mahoney John T., 10 Masou
Mantel Julius C, cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
Marks & Mapsle, 102 Market
Martinez Antonio, 701 L'nion
MtCormIck Edward. 29J2 Mission
McGovern Kobert, 152 Third
McM am Charles, 22.57 Mission
Melnberger Valentine, 31S Pine
Meniloza & Lorenco, Brooklyn Hotel
Jlllllgan Wni'am H.. 872 Howard
Mitchell Ferdinand, 108 Steuart
Mogan & Schneider, 1317 Stockton
Morris & Enkle, 31.i Bush
Morrow Peter, 134 NInih
Morton William K.,220 McAllister
Moses Morris, 605 Mission
Muller Peter, 529 Tavlor
Murphv Dennis H., 1603 Howard
>airniith John, 542 Clay
Nassau William M., 2003 Mission
Kathan & Salinger, 9 Hardle PI
Navarro Jesus, 228 Montgomery Av
Nestel August, 312 Francisco
Noble <fe Miller, 646 Mission
O'Nell Dennis J.. 4!>5 Haleht
O'SuUivan Michael, 1071 Howard
Obenauer George, 3!t Second
Oliver Joseph S., 311 Tenth
Oppenheim <fe Stieber, 12 Sixth
Ortiz Manuel A., 1920 t,arkin
Ottenl)erg Jonas, Amirican Exchange
Hotel
Pacheco Manuel A., 266 First
Parrl Eueene, 1501 Stockton
Patrltk Wellington C, 705 Broadway
Penn Harrv H.,202!^ Townsend
Pera Andrew, 7 Vailejo
Perazzo John, 548 Washington
Peregrino Joseph M., 327 East
Perliio Frank, 619 Sacramento
Perllte Glacinto. 1806 PoweU
Peva Andrea, 7 A'allejo
Peyser Morris, 813,^ Folsom
Pezet Geo. W., 1143 Howard
PIckard Charles, 531 Valencia
Pinkney Jo-eph. 804 Folsom
Plshong John. 101 Fifteenth
Pltt<i Edward H., 10555!i' Folsom
Plato F. F., 817 Laguna
Pollard Llewellyn, 788 Folsom
Proschold Charles, 848 Valencia
Qnincy Louis, loOO Diipont
Kamsey Robert R., 37 Sixth
Reese John, 211 Montgomerv Av
Renna V. A., 1314 Howard
Reul.ensteln Lewis, 22i;4 Fifth
Rlchter Henry, E s Fourth nr Town-
Risso Glusseppe W., 430 Broadway
Robinson Robert S.. ,304 Folsom
Rfjrkeiitield William, 128 O'Farrell
Rodiien Hugh, 234 Folsom
RodL'ers Joseph, 519 Fourth
Roesler Charles A., 3412 Mission
Roeslrr Charles G., 10.>5 Bryact
Rosa Joseph, 4.33 Pine
Rosa <fe Troell, 657 Clay
RosenerSigmund, ll!l Sixth
Rosenthal William, 11)4 Jackson
Rothnian Oscar, 107 Jackson
Ruby Frank, 421 East
Ruir Lawrence, 420 Broadway
Rnfner Jacob. 1707 Market
Rupp George, 705,'4 Market
Rus-ell William S.,6.' Second
Sanibuck Prosper, E s llllnoli, be
Nnpaand Shasta
Snnd Bros., 23 Third and 50 Fourth
Sauci-do A.,20Caltfornla
Sauer Henry, 9 Post
I'.AT
Scheuncrt Hugo
Schehr John Ii.,
Schmltt Kiainl»
Schoen Louis L.
."•choeiiwnld (tin
1318 Market
'<] >ll.,i„n
v., *a l>niK.nl
14Jti .Market
61.'> MrAlllft^r
Sthoeltler ll.,.v:fi
.Schiuk (iei.riie, SIT Ltttiuna
SchHi k Henri . :,\:t Mi.iiiiiome
Schidlj I'hilli.. t! Haves
.Schworm MUlm.l, !r27 Parlflc
Si-lig .Samuel A., flUil Larkln
Scrpa A. F., Ilia .Market
Sestrou A. l'.,:{23 Vmh
Sleverson i;eorgc,43 Third
Sllva Alle..'>:U Vnlenela
Sllva Antolne J...V)3 Howard
Sllva .Manuel J., ijtii Itrvant
Sllva A Ba.h, 104 Ja(k«,,n
Sllva* Furtado,409
Sllveria .Manuel, 'Mi^
Simon D. John, 301'.. Fifth
Simon SrottS.. 412 sixth
Singler Kudclpli. 1^2- . Mission
Smack F. .\..:--j ^^ "■ n
Sommers II' ■ . '^l .mi
Soto Aimi-l. -' . -
Sulngola 1
Spooner Tl
Springer H
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Cummu.ii« J. M
r>avl> Jari.h. II. I*
DRINI III. I. ( I
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L..KS Fourth
Stable John, Dcddentai Hotel
Sllerer Maurice, 1424 I'olk
Stothers Frederick, XV) Broadway
Strecker <fe Kern. :« Post
Suewell Frank, 189 .lesslc
Sullivan CharleF, 631 Keamv
Taveria Antonio B...w;fS East
Thomas .\nton, fWl Folsom
Thron Louis, 2.50 Ellis
Tipping WllllBm, 42 i I'Farrcll
Tobln John M., UM Turk
L'bhaus Brothers, 12 Gearv
Valencia Leo, SE cor Sixteenth and
D"lores
Vtr'a Miguel, 37 .Sacramento
Von Gelsfetields H. S., 6.33 Pacific
Voss & Von Imhotr. i5'5 Geary
Wagner Peter H., 5I4'>. Third
Walker Frank, cor Bryant and Twen-
ty-fourth
Walker John K., 1061 MIfslon
Walther Philip H.. HiSOctavla
Wanek Edward, 409 Gearv
Weber A Doriihelm. 1.52'^ Steuart
Wermer Edwanl. 3(KM Mission
Weslar George, S7I Market
■WlebeWlllam,4Mor'on
WIedersplel PIncus. 1071 Market
WItte Herman P., 230 Sutler
Woerz Albert, 801 Kearnv
Wright & Rotilnson, 42 EllU
ftunsch Nicholas, SW cor Railroad At
ami Dominica
XeversZa>h.,20S Brnnnan
Zlmmennan E., 331 Sixth
Barbero' Wiippllra.
WILL. & FINCK, 818 Market
Bark Oealeim.
Higglns * Collins, Pier lO. Steuart
Iversen, Jensen <fc Co,, 18 Market
Barrel and Keg nanafKC-
turera.
(See alto Onoprr:)
California Barrel Co., 323 Front
Pacific Worxlenware and Cooperate
Co., 323 Front
Bagebnll Huppllea.
WILL. & FIX( K. 818 Market
BaPtkrt WnU««r«.
ARME.S GEOKGK W., 117-
I 111 California
ARMES & DAIXAM, M«-3W
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Becker William. 62'2 Market
Bruckner .losepb. HU.'S Market
Carlson GusUve Il..:«t'v *rrmont
Coltiira Peter, 7(M F'onl
Kairk Brothers, 315 HHh
Gean.lrot Alfred .1.. 839 \ alencla
Lange J <:. H.. 14 MonU-nmrry A»
ilanU-v Wlllla.n H.. SW cor .Soreo-
iitli and Castro
Tewes Kre.lerKk.tW Market
Waketield Itallati Co.. S » if^T brt
Grant A valid Stockton
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CENTRAL BATHS
113 and 115 GEARY STREET.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Where Families can have Every Convenience.
SJ:^ We make a Specialty of SHAMPOOING, and Cutting and Curling
Ladies' Hair.
£>Of>'u.la/X> I*rio©si :
BATHS 25 c.
BEAN BATHS 50 c.
SODA BATHS 35 c.
SALT WATER BATHS 35 c.
1^* We claim that We Give the Only Sulphur Baths corresponding with those given
at the SULPHUR SPRINGS, at the Low Price of $1.00.
These Baths have Medicinal Properties capable of Curing All Skin Diseases.
IPftD HflRASZTHY & CO. !w.5,?,a_^^rg.— :/,•>: r/.. — „
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THE BRUNSWICK, BtLKE, COLLENDER CO. g
The most Extensive Manufacturers in the World of LJ
SilliardmilPoolTaiiles.
Importers and Makers of Everything connected with the Trade.
DEALERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IN
:L0TH, balls, cues, cue tips, chalk, Etc.
Owners of every important Patent and Modern ImjiruTenient In the r,.n»lnifii..ii . f
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES,
:HE quick MONAECH and all other BILLIARD CUSHIONS, : U
Which are recognized by Professionals in this country auil In Euroin" u fS
THE ST^LlsriD^^ianD OF EXCELLEISrCE.
We are also Mauufactureri of
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OFFICE AND SALESRUOM
6^3 and G5^ IMARIiET STRt:t:"l%
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., V. 8. A.
Bath nakera.
lANE W. E., 505 Kearny
latteries— Electro-Medical,
relegraph. Telephone and
Storage.
!AL1F0R>-L\ ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
lALIFuRNIA ELECTRIC POWER
Cn., 35 Market
lALIFORMA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CoN.STRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Mnrket
SLECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bnsh
BlLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
LeClanche, Gravity, Fuiler, Bun-
son, Grenet, Electropone and all
kinds of material, 720 Montgomery
'aclfic Electrical Storaue Co., 323 I'lne
?ACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CAI.Il'OKNIA
ELECTBICHLWOen,
a.*! Market Ntroet.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Bed Spring Wan«factnrer».
California SprlnR Mnfg Co., 147 New
MontKonicry ,, ^
Clark Truman .>*. & Son, 21 New Mont
Ellla
Bedn and Bedding.
(.See also Furniture ; also Mattrett
Makers ; also Spring Beds.)
Aronson Abraham. 1310 Stockton
Bare Bros..:C2 Hayes
Beal Samuel. 65-63 New Montgomery
Burr Foldlns Heil r'o.,6al Market
Caldwell W. T.,6.W MUt-l-m
California Furniture Mnf(;Co.,S s Geary
bet Grant Av and Stockinn
Cbadbourne F. S. & Co., 7-11-745 Market
Clark Truman S. & S )n, 21 New Mont
Emanuel L. & E., 4321'ourlti
Fischer Sltnuind, 113 Thlnl
Foster. Llttl,' & Co., 861 Market
FRANK H. W. 4 CO., 212 O.mracr-
clal
Gallatiher William R.,707 Market
Hcni-v Wllllnni .1. A ('<,., 18-22 Ell
HerW.I. *''■'.. ""OM'"'"""
Illslop I{iibiTt('.,:tU llayeg
Hoov .I..tiii,7IHMIs.Niun
HufPchnildt Fr.il.-rlck.B.Vl Market
Hillse, Bra.lfvPl .t Co., 760 Ml.jl.;n
Indlanapoll.s Kuriilinrc ••..., ,.V) »llii«l'<n
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFAC-
TURING CO., >A2 Mlaalon
.Tansen AU-.xand.'r, VM Mi»i.ion
Keel.r, Barnes A (N... 723 Market
Luch.'^lnger A Hill. 31 E<ldy
Lnndy D- "2!) Market
Miller .losepr, A.. 1009 Market
Nonr Isaac (^•..ml..rler^) 2!i S.-cond
Nelson Brothers, IftW Market
Solomon Isaac I,., 17 Turk
SterllnK Furniture (V.., 1»-.M) Sutler
Walcom George, lOOStwku.n
WlndelH.A Co.. 310 Stockton
Bell Foander«.
GARB ATT W. T. A CO.. cor
Keoph John, 73 New Montgonicry wHVTE & DeROMK, 137
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762 WHlf 1 1!* «* "
\\
Bell Haas«r«.
Kuurlh
Call.-
Cam
Coh- 'fl
|U\ : • Kamll
Pui . ■ ••l"l>
Du. I 'ard
[•jleliiini. .1 --■ ; ■ , :■--■ l.»r»ln
ELKCTBICALWIPPLYCO..
nisniifat turrit ■u.lcixitraciort.Bi
BUKtl
K<)r.»tlir E.Tnv MrAllUtrf
HarrlK, onwald A NutiW, at L>«MW>
d.irir
Havniann Aamn 34 Vt-t
IIKTTt I.oIIn/i, IMK-My
Juuti llrotlier.. N>: r>>r MiMtoa Md
Klevrnth
KLKIN JOHN M. A CO..
rip. 'r:.
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Hull v« ; .
Vrrr :' I '
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K. -1- MartH
LOUIH B, BBTTT.
Elec'ric Belts and Gasli«MlRfl.
D^H.r oprnrr. anl Hc«a»lo«
Tub»»
iM r.DDT »T«K«rr.
EADING TYPE FOUISRS, PALMER & REY
(I*UKTI.AXD. «»!».
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
BEL
1296
BIR
[P. 0. Box 1989. Telephone I960.]
.JACOB STIiA-HLE & CO.i;
Sole Owners of the Celebrated Delaiiey's !«teel Spriiis and Combination Cushions.
8^" The Old Reliab'o and Pioneer BILLIARD HOUSE on the Pacific Coast. Established 1852. "^
Ten Pin Goods and Alleys, Billiard and Pool Tables, Billiard Goods, Billiard Cushions, Billiard Lamps. Parlor and Club
Games, Sporting Goods, Gvmnastnm and Athletic Goods, American and Spanish Plaving Cards, Bar
Fixtures, Counters, Plated Goods, Silverware, Glassware, Mirrors, Cocoa Matting,
Kubber and Rope Mats, Linoleum, Oil Clothe, Tapestry, etc.
«3®- Sole Agents for the Celebrated Bentham Convex Mirrors. Sole Agents for Kail's Manufacturing Go's "Patent
Fibrellold " Billiard and Pool Balls— guaranteed against breakage.
B®- Agents for The Russell & Morgan U. S. Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. „®a
515 MARKET STREET, - opposite Battery St., - SAN FRANCISCO.
OAT.IKOKNIA
lECTeicmwoiiKs,
35 market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Bell Importers.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN& HAYDEN
CO., 17-19 Beale and 18-24 Main
LINFORTH .lAMES, 120 Front
JAMES LINFORTH,
Sole Agent for
Blyxnyer Church, School and
Fire Alarm Bells,
120 FRONT STREET.
Bellows— Mannfactnrers.
Beltlnsr.
(<' Manufacturers,^
Ames & Detrlck (cotton) 19-21 Cal
Boston Belting Co., 2-4 California
Carolan & Co., 113 California
*COOK A. O. fSi SON, 415
Market
♦COOK IL N., 32!^ Fremont
^Degen L. P.. 128 First
Girvin J. W. & Co. (agents) 2-4 Cal
Gondvear Rubber Co.. 577 Market
GREGORY H. P. & CO. NW
cor Fremont and Mission
*Gutta I'ercha and Rubber Manufac-
turing (!o., 15 First
•HelUB & William, 504 Front
Munson Belting Co.. 29 Spear
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
PALMER & RE Y, 405 Sansome
•■'Koyer Herman 855-861 Bryant
Stearns Manufucturing Co., 29 Spear
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clav
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO., 421^27
Market
n. 3sr. oook:.
Manufacturer of
OAK LEATHER BELTINB AND HOSE.
32 1-2 Fremont Street.
Bicycles.
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
Devany, Hopkins & Co., 513Stanyan
Mohrig Edwin, 112 GoMcn Gate Av
OSBORN & ALEXANDER,
628 Market
Strong <t Adams, 220 Market
Bill Posters.
Dnnphv & Vernon, 506 Commercial
Riley Patri( k S.. 214 Montgomery
Sawyer & Co., 526 Commercial
Billiard Balls and Cnes and
Billiard Supplies.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COL-
LENDER CO. THE, 655
Market
.Inngblut Aug. & Co.. 10 Golden Gate Av
Lleseufeia Philip, 945 FoWom
Mever .1. G. H., 320 Kearny
STRAH LE JACOB * Ci »., 515 Market
THE B. BRUNSWICK BIL-
LIARD AND POOL TA-
BLE MNFG CO., 205-211
Batieiy
WILL <& FINCK, 818 Market
Billiard Saloons.
Baldwin The, 20 Powell
Chlelovich E. & Co., SE cor Fifth and
Market
David Louis N., SW cdr Bush and
Grant Av
Eduardson Henry, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Fleaiing James, 701 '-^ Market
Holste & Peters, SE cor Fifth and Mkt
Jones William, 1950 Howard
Kordmeyer G., Russ House
Kraus & Marquam, 126 Kearny
Mendlondou Bartholomew, SE cor Sac-
ramento and Kearny
Meyer & Bush, 220 Grant At
MilUer & Schmalz, 638 Sacramento
Ober.m Hall, 38 O'Farrell
Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery, bet
Sutter and Bush
Omdorir James W.,8 Eddr
I'alace Hotel, SW cor Market and New
Montgomery
Scholler & Schwarz, 1036 Market
Schumacher & Janssen. 1001 Valencia
Schwarz & Foge, 1016 Market
St<me Charles l., 525 Valencia
Straus Joseph E., 615 Larkln
Billiard Table aiannfac-
turers.
BRUNS WIC K-B A LKE-COL.
LENDER CO. THE, 655
Market (<ee advt. preceding page)
BRUNSWICK BILLI4RD
AND POOL TABLE MAN-
UFACTURING CO. THE
E., 20.5-211 Battery
Jungblut Aug. & Co., 10-18 Golden
Gate Av
LlesenfeM Philip, 945 Folsom
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Bird Case Manufacturers.
Cnlifornla Wire Works, 327 Market
SAN FRANCISCO WIRB
WORKS, 669 Mission
L
MATMAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartforl
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. DORNIN. Manage
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
BIR
MARKET ST.
1297
Birds and Cases.
fermann TheodDre, 6:m) Wash
icubtion i (^l., 103'j Market
folte William K., 9 Taylor
SoblsoD A. C, ;t37 Kearny
Bittern.
innmenthal A Muml 6.')8 Jllsslon
alien Louis' & Son, 418 Sacramento
asslii r. J. & Co., SW Cor Balterv and
Washington
Celery, Bvjet and Iron Extract Co., 15-
17 l'o>t
•)enii)st.'r <fe Keys (Angostnra) 202
Marljet
l)E SA BLA ELGKNE <fe CO. (Boker's)
-10 California
laras/.ihy .\rpad A Co..-'>30Washinpton
leuloy Bros. (I X L and Tamarack)
2:i Montgomery Av
less liewlB & Co. (I)amlaua) 12 Mont-
I poniery Av '
llaujou E. A. & Co. (Centennial) 430
Jackson
iitnii & Co., 100-104 Fir.st
dcMillan Donald, 714 Front
■•arish, Mark & Co., 324 Clay
JedinKtou ACo. (Drake's, Hostetter's
and Vinegar) 529 Market
Ren/, .lohn, 315 Commercial
Rossi DoniHiiico H. (Ferro Chlno Bis-
I leri ' NE cor DuDont and Green
f^CHARDIN J. P. 6i CO.
' (Chi.i) Ifi Grant Av
SHERtVOOU di SHGR.
WOOD (Caracas and Florida
Tonic) 214 Market and 15 Pine
Soother .Joseph N. & Co. (Bennet'g)
122 Market
•5roufe <fe McCnim (Pipifax) 208 Market
Van .\l^tine & Co. (mufrs) 722 Mont
Walter M. & Co. (German Army) 625
I Saneome
•Wolters Bros. <fe Co. (Star of the Union)
115-117 Front
MILLER PIANO
JiOA
OHOIOE or THB
ORCAT PIAMISTA
Glesen R..l».rt,S0-. Llii.|..n Av
Grace John, IIOS H .»aM
IlerzoK Broth.•r^. 717 Hroadwar
m.cor KallroadAr
,. , .. . 4"i') Rrnnnan
Kelly Michael, 20". Kxhih
Kenealev
»* Bu< l.anan
Kilcommon .lohn, r.'i Itr
ulw.y
way
IiiK— 3Ianuraetarer>.
Lake H. <fe Co., 1604 Valencia
Bchwabacher & Salts, 120 Front
I Blacklne— W^taoleaale.
.Armes George \V., 117 California
AKMK> & DALLAM, 226-2:t2 Front
OVICHOLS A. C. iSf CO. (James
S. Mason'0 402 Battery
I.S HER WOOD <& SHER.
WOOD (Day* Martin's) 214
Market and 15 Pine
Blachsmitba.
.XTW. IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Anderson Nelson, 1504 Vallejo
.Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
.Aspiien G., 14 Howard
'Barry James, 74 Jessie
BettisO. J., NE cor Jackson and Larkln
Boyle Dennis H.,4o4 Stevenson
BroaillardUohn, Mission nr Thirteenth
Burns Patrick J., 230rt Mission
Catnplpell Thomas, 270 Brannan
Cavanagh Thomas. 77 Natoma
CheliB. <fcCo.,520 Davis
Cobleigh John L. & Co., 2020 Polk
Coletti Lnlgi,42Valle|o
Commlns Peter W., .Tisi Mission
CoBtigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Oa<lock William, 833 (Jearv
Creba Samuel & Son, 1543 Mission
Oeely James, 1^ Jessie
Crowley Timothy J., NE cor Drumm
and Merchant
CommingH & Son, 2613 Bush
Daciin & Son, 702 Sansorae
Dlnan John, 2:<)5 Pine
DOBL.E ABNER, 13 Fremont
Doian William & Co., 7 Louisa
Doyle Rhodv. 820 Folsoni
Dupuy J. <fe Co., 6.30 Broadway
Kwing John, 1103 Mission
Ewing John F.. UPi Alabama
Farrell Joseph F.,2i:« (j'FarreU
Farren John W., 121 Reale
Frledhofer A Son, Sol Third
Gf'ilner Leonharilt, 526 .Mission
Gibean I. (A, 509 Twenty -sixth
Lehiier (;eork'e, 14 Itr
Lewin RolKTt, 18 lla.. .
Lynch Th.nias. soj KolM.ni
Maloney Brns..:i:wT.nth
Mart.-lla Ferllnand.W s Mission Hoad. I
nrSt. >lar\'s (;.,lioi;p
Matthal John V. H. &S m, EsMlMlon.
nrTwentv-nln>h
JLiver Jolin L,,'iH Sixth
McArnm ('imrl.-.,510 Valencia
McCleilan John, 1170 H-irrison
McKlheran William I)., loi Tenth
Merserian <ft Son, 2J4.i Mission
Mlsgill Tlinotliv F., 12i:fStelner
Mollison John f'.. 126 Berrv
Morrison John B., 4:!6 Valencia
Mueller William. 1I2S Mission
O'Conno' Michael, 407 Front
Petty John, 210 Mission
Pflle John F., 2i Steuart
Ralston Henry. 151-15;( Bealc
Iteldy Jeremiah, 1509 Polk
Reilly Charl -s, N E cor Dolores and
Eighteenth
Rice 11. W.,.M Bliixome
Hueei: <fc Schle»;el, !i72 Harrison
RUSSELL. JOHN W., 109 Fre.
moiit
Sanders <fe Co., 421 Mission
Scnuiz William & Son. 787 Mission
Scott George H., 1413 Harrison
.•Self ridge Robert F.. 2107 Polk
SI>IS Si MORRIS, 121 Beale
Soule Eugene, N s Bryant, bet Fourth
and Filth
Steinmetz Harrv, 5.53 Fifth
Suhl Christian F., 114 Drumm
Todt & Boss, 53 Bealc
Toothaker John, IB23 Pine
Truman I. C. J., 111-115 First
Unrath Peter, 2423 .Mission
Vetter .August, !f22 Krannan
Von EmJen John, XW cor Fifth and
Clara
Wallace John M., 917 Battery
Wight* Hocking, I.W7 Polk
Winail Steuart A.. 413 Third
Blackaiuithn' Tools.
(See also Jfardware.)
MT^X IROX WORKS, 109-111
Mission
Austin A Phelps, 220-222 Mission
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor IMne and
Davis
Dohle Ahner, 13-15 Fremont
DUXH\M, CARRIOAX &
HAIDEN CO., 17-19 Beale
and lS-24 .Main
GIbbs George W. A Ol.S.^-.'W Fremont
and 34-10 li.'nie
HIJ XTINGTOX HOPKINS
CO., jnnctiiin Murketand Bush
Tavier A Kl ni, :tl lleaie
VAN WINKLK I. S. A Oo.,415 Market
VARNEY T. H. B., 42-44 Tre-
Uvy A. J .
L* fount l|n,lt,rr«
MALLOYH A BRdbBM. m
Blast aad raa Bl«««i
OARHATT W. T. A CO.
»riMiioiit ari'i >«i..iii«
Blasllac < '>■••
(Vlf..ml«c«p <•-,... 11
SKISKEK J..||.>'. _.
OAS-
Blastlas MarblMM
CAMKultsu KI.KiTKir
LliillTIMi (it., xiMarkr.
CALIKnUNIA r.Lfli TMIC PoWm
CA l'. V '
ELErTltl<M, , .,\,Ti I ,T.,.v
A.SK MAIXTI s
M.rk.'i
ELECTRICAL.NI If i^ < o .
lm|>ort.-r» arid tn-v
Bii.h
KLEIN JOHN M. * CO..
mat h!nr> ms'lr to orilvr ■( I>j«**(
r«ie«, nn Mi.n'itomrrT
PACIHC KLKCTKi. I*t:|t«ITI.<«ti
WiiHKS.r, Maritrt
jnt
Blank Book Manufac'tarers.
(,See nUo Hookhlnlrri.)
ACRES * WILMAM.S, 411
Comnieriial
Althof A Hfitils. MI Sacram"nlo
BANCROFT CO. THE, (and
Importerh) 721 Market
Bartling, Phillips A Slilwell. «» CUT
Bosqul Kngravlng and I'rlnHtig (•.,
,523 Clav
Busweli A. 6ns Montgoinerr
CarllhleA. ACo..2l2n«ltery
Crocker H. S. A Co 2IS Bii«h
CUNNlNGltA>f, crUTI.««S A
WKLCH, SW cor .Sannomp and
Sacramento „ „ „, ,
Dntton A Partridge. 212 r.lf..mla
EV\NS J. J., 40« California
HICKS A JrriI).23Kir-t
Houghton A Fig.l, 3^.' i allf"rnl»
C.\M KOII.VI A
[LfCTRICU WORKS
M nnrkri Hirfrl.
And MAGNETOI*.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Blinds.
(See l>onri, ele.j
Blork and Pump Makers.
.«TX\ IROX WOltKM. 1«9
111 MI.SI..II
AVERV R. J.. 3S BscrMurnt .
I.'urrleri'harlen H., » Mark«i
LE GALC. L..I«Sleuart
Blowers- Bolary.
Cnmminc (;.-..rk-.- ,♦ c. . i« 30 K»ll
JONHIA HKXUV .M%CHiNB
WORKS, W II Krrmoul
Blaeln*.
Brown William H.. :,7'< MImI^o
.><cliw«l'«i hrr A S«li». I3> Kmol
(Jlcovirh llrolhrn 12 14 Front
Blaestone Maanfteetarers.
SKI.IIV -^MKLTIXO AXI)
I.»;»i» <■«.. tifl M .oit..m<Tf
en
^3'
PYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER k REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. ». It A V l»<
SlU Calilornia Stre««J
BOA
1298
BOA
Blitz Caroline Mrs., 711 Jones
Blorh Hachael Mrs., 334 Howard
}»(iltlnK Charles, 825 Rattery
Bowers Ella Mrs., 509 Powell
No. 509 PoweU Street.
FIRST-CLASS
PRITATK BOARDING.
Table Board by the week or month.
EleRantlv furnished rooms ; low rates.
Powell St. and Sutter St. Cable Cars
pa«8 the house.
i
5
H
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0
0!
Bovle John, lOli Bartery
Brennan William, 331 Bay
Breen Jennie Mrs., Cable Honse, cor
Twentv-elfthth and A'alencia
Bricra Constantino, 915 Battery, rear
Bromley Thomas, cor Haljjht and Stan-
van
Brooks Jlanuel, ■47 Clay
Brown JIarv, 810 Batterv
Brown L. W. Mrs., 5 2 Powell
Buckley Dennis, 100 Fifth
BulperAnn Mrs., SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Burfelnd John H., NE cor Bay and
Larkin
Burke John, 515 Howard
Busch Joseph, SE cor Beale and Har-
rison
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., W s Larkin,
bet North Point and Beach
Callender John T., 5 Broadway
Cane John, 217 Broadwav
Cardozo <fe Baptlsta, 315 Drumm
Carev Maurice, 572 Folsom
Carlson Chas., 140 Folsom
Carr James, 54 Sacramento
Cavagnaro <fe Cnneo, 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro <fc Demartlnl, 14 Union PI
Charnbprlm William ( Beresford Hotel)
600 Bush
Cha.sse * Cuyala, fil4 Broadway
Claassen Jacob (Kentucky House) 1502
Kentucky
Clarke George, 110 Pacific
Ciarv Thomas, 1034 Howard
Cole I. C. Mrs., 725 Pine
Collins Patrick OVashlngton Hotel)
NW cor First and Mission
Oornvn James (Manhattan House) 705
Front
Covev * Croft (children) 109 Tenth
Cribbin Michael, 541 First
Cunha Freeman J., Ill Jackson
Curran Hugh, SE cor Sansome and Pa-
cific
C\irtis L. Mrs., 10:« Post
Dalv Tlmothv, 655 Washington
DasPler Franz, aSO Main „^„,,„
Davalle Vincenzo (Toscano Hotel) 619
Bmadway
Pavis Anna P. Mrs., 733 Bush
Derlcco Carlo E., 416 Pacific
Desliarats Jean, 824 Montgomery
PexterS. Mrs ,534 Bush
Dicaud Joseph , 1205 ^^tockton
Dillon John, W s Nebraska bet Yolo
and Army
Dillon Peter F., 512 Mission
Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis
Dwve^Mlc^ael, 520 Mission
Eggert William (Niagara House) 724
Mission „ .... j
Ellis William, NE cor Fourth and
Farrell Michael, SW cor Maryland and
Sierra
Fatio Joaquin J., 1306 Polk
Fehrenbach Albert, 547 Howard
Ferrlter Patrick, 907 Folsom
Flpone Francisco, 19 Prescott
Fink Englebert, 444 Brannan
Fopplano Pietro, 522 Green
Fosen Osmond R., 407 Tehama
Freel John, cor Michigan and Shasta
French & Bullard, 501 Post
Frledlander William I.. 309 Powell
No. 309 Powell Street,
Fronting on
UNION SQUARE PARK.
PRIVATE BOARDING.
Central and healthful location,
and reasonable rates.
Single and Family accommoda-
Gafrnev Peter, 105 Clark
Gallhard Charles, .S07 Pine
Garrison L. B., 413 Brannan
Gately James, SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Gerike Frederick, 315 Bush
GlanettonI G.(Tlclno Hotel) 514 Pacific
Gllleran James, 905 Market
Gluntlno C. & Co., 115 Clark
Goldman Cella Mrs., 9'23 Geary
Goodell Council (Marlborough House)
606 Folsom
Graham James Mrs.. 1123 Sntter
Hackmeier Adam, 123-129 Eddy
Haight A. J. Mrs., 517 Mason
Hancock Samuel (Hancock House) 781
Mission
Handlev Charles J. (Handley House) N
8 Shasta, bet Louisiana and Mary-
land
Hannon Benjamin, 14 Lafayette
Hansen Asmus H. (New Hansa Hotel)
320 Drumm
Hansen Christian, 11 Jackson
Hashagen Herman, 2013 Folsom
Helmbnrg E. W. Mrs. & Co., 220 Pa-
Hellstroramer C. H. & Co.. 12 Wash
Henrlckson John, 409 Drumm
Herman M. & Co. (Melville) 1104 MVt
Higgins John (Western Hotel) 212
Hintz"^"* Buck (Harmony Hotel) 735
Brannan
Horne Jacob (First St. House) 64 First
HuberJohn F. (Arion House) 13-15
Huettmann Anna Mr.s., 1 Polk
Isaacs E. Mrs., 417 Mason
Jackson Alexander J., 816 Sansome
Jansen Eric A., 116 Berry
Janson Charles, 206 Steuart
Janssen F. C. (German Hotel) 18 First
Johnnson Gustav, 26 Sacramento
Joseph M. Mrs., 1616 Bush „ , ^^^^
Jung Leonie Mrs. (Oriental Hotel) SW
cor Washington and Drumm
Kearns Patrick, N s Sierra bet (ieorgla
and Michigan _
Keefe Margaret Mrs.,NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana „ „ „, .
Keeean & Goodwin, 212-216 First
Kendall Maegie V.. 502 Bush
Kerwin James, 1 Bay
Ketterer Andrew, 2209 Powell
Kleinbammer Henry, 135 1 olsom
Knack John Mrs. (Philadelphia House)
421 Bush
Kneese George, 922Battery
Kock Claus & Co., 207 Montgomery Av
Kohlers Johanna, 1409 Van Ness Av
Korren John, 1-530 Dolores
Kuck August, San Bruno Road bet
Twentv-^ixth and Army
Kuhl Marx Mrs..fi09 Kearny
Kuhne A. Mrs., 26 McAllister
Lallv W.Mrs., 203 PoweU
Lane Walter W., 506 Davis
Lang Louis, 20 Page
Lanno Peter, 2115 Powell
Leahev Thomas. 5)3 Mission
Leet A. H. Mrs.,516 VanNess Av
Lehrke C. (Stanford Hotel) 618 Fourth
Leporl & Marioni, 509 Broadway
Lewis George E., 6 Union
Lewis Louisa Mrs., Haight nrStanyan
Llewellvn Ellen, 205 Bryant
Lundberg N. P., 28-W Clay
Lvnch John, E s Illinois nr Napa
Lvons <fe Kiordan, 547 Mlsf-ion
Mackev Patrick. 919 Battery
Marcv Henrv, 2001 McAllister
Martens Marcus, W s Kentucky nr
Sierra
Martlnelll Francisco, 12 Prescott
Martv F., San Bruno Road nr Army
McCarthy William, 17 Vallejo
McEvOv Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGrath .John ( City Hotel) 512 Howard
McGrath Michael. 34 Minna
McKiernan Daniel, 104 Steuart
McLaughlin Mary, 12 Broadway
McLean Rainey M., Michigan
Napa and Shasta
McMahon & Mordaiint. 117 Drumm
Melander Edward, 106 Jackson
Michel Joseph, 629 Broadway
Miller Adam, 512 Fourth
Miller H. 5Irs., 201 Turk
Mitchell Michael, 4 Union
Moiler & Wilson. 263 East
Monaghan Joseph, 129 Folsom
he\
Montrose Mary A., 1609 Geary
Moran Annie Mrs , 20.34 Folsom
Murray Thomas, 510 Davis
Nash Ellen , 15 Tehama Pi •
Nellsen James, 66 Oregon
Nelson Maugle, 610 Taylor !
Nelson & Lewis, 106 Washington
Newman Kate Miss. 109 Turk
Nicholas George, San Bruno Road nr
Yuba
Nicolayson Frank N., 249 Steuart
OettI Louis, 604 Fourth
Ortet E. Mrs. (Europe Hotel) 814 Mont
Paravagna Lulgi (Garibaldi Hotel) 222
Broadwav
Park E. W. Jlrs., 2759 Mission
Pelllson Brothers, 619 I'aclflc
Pendleton Marv E. (Hotel Pleasanton)
800 Sutter
Perkins William, 613 and 961 Mission
PerrinM. F.Mrs., 110 Turk
Petersen John, 434 Fifth
Peterson * Decker, 640 Fourth
Poolev John, 44 Third
Popert J. & Co. (New Washington
Hotel) 624 Fourth
Popp Lydia Mrs., (Popp's Hotel) 2208
Powell
Priest Thomas F., W s Illinois nr
Napa
Quellmalz Otto, 529 Valencia
yulllcl <fe Bro. (Colombo Hotel) 621
Broadway „ , „
Rasmussen Hans (White House.) N s
Sierra bet Marvland and Louisiana
Reckenbell Frederick, 624 Fulton
Reed Charles J., 113 Oregon
Reldy John, W s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada .„
Reinecke William (Siegfreid's Hovel)
228 Bush
Rene Martin, SE cor Preclta and
Washington Avs
Renner Bros. , 1309 Stockton
Rlchter William H., cor Honduras and
Kentuckv
Rleux Lucy Mrs., 114 Powell
Roeben George, 37 Pacific
Rossi Lawrence, 331 Broadway
Rover George B., 28 Minna
Sailors' Home, NE cor Harrison and
Main
Santos Joseph, 46 Sacramento
Sawver M. A. Mrs. (Sawyer House)
NW cor Devlfadero and Fulton
Schlesselmann John H., 9 Pacific
Schleweck Simon, 231 Fifteenth
Schutz Charles B. Mrs., 201 Taylor
Seebach Peter, 707 Mission
Seelv J. A. Mrs., 23.36 Mission
Segelcke & Gerken, 22 Turk
Selkirk A. A. Mrs., 899 Pine
Shaw William, 41 Vallejo ^ ' ,,
Shea R. (Lafavette House) 11 Lafayette
Silveria R. V.& Co., 117 Jackson
SimonettiG., 702 Front
Slatterv Jeremiah, 521 Howard
Smith Charles F.. 45 Sacramento
Smith Frederick P. Mrs., 1829 Mission
Spaelti & Dietheim, 627 Commercial
Staniels John S., 807 California
Starkweather Louis S., SE cor Ellis
and Mason „ ^ ,.
Steiner & Gamma (Helvetia Hotel)
431 Pine ^ ^
Stockwell J. P. Mrs., 621 Bush
Stoetzer Ed., cor Fifth and Brannan
Stokes John, NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Stuart A. J. Mrs., 922 \ an Ness Av
Sundberg Peter G., 47 Sacramento
Theobalds S. L. Mrs., 1148 Sutter
Thompson William, 103 Clark
Thompson WMlliam S., 10 Broadway
Thorsen & Lynch, 35 Pacific
Tidball C. V. Airs., 619 Hyde
Trader Elizabeth. 634 Post
Truesdell A. W. Mrs., 712 Sutter
Vatuone & Zelro. 407 Pacific
Wasner Adam, 34 Hayes
Ward John, 335 Tenth
Warncke Ernest (Empire House) i>lu
cor Venezuela and Yazoo
Weber Michael W., 134 Fourth
Weeks William H., 2027 Mission
Weiss H. W^ & Co., 218 Stockton
Wendt John C, 12 Jackson
■»VESTM1KSTER. 614 Sutter
Whitmore Daniel W^,417 L«rkin
Wieneke Robert (National Hotel) 5LJ
Wiese & Banmearten (New California
I House) 294 East
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
ManuTacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3T MarM St
IWAShIN
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jn^tPn ST.! Prodflcers Of ECLIPSE CHAMP AGUE
1299
\\ ilklnson Eli J., xvn Fillmore
Wlliion Hinry, 1028 Buttery
Vinii SBmiicl, 8!)S Front
Woodbull E. A. Mrs. (Golden State
HoiiRtf) 106 K<ldv
I ■Wright Eliza Mrs., 1232 Lombard
Yelverfon Tboman, Alabama nr Twen-
ty-fifth
Bont Builder*.
Bums John H.. 5 Mission
California Launch Building Co., 328
Montgomery
Greholber Joseph, S s Berry bet Sixth
and Seventh
Griffin John D.,218Steiiart
Kneass George W.^ 718 'third
Murphy Dennis, J« s Irwin bet Ken-
tucky and Fourth
O'Conuell Daniel, foot Mason
Penney J. F. (metallic life) cor Illi-
nois and Solano
Rogers Alfred, W s Kentucky bet
Fourth and Merrlmac
Thomas Dawson, 26 Spear
Thornton Samnel, 120 Berry
Twigg John, SE cor Ritchand King
Vice Thomas, 42 Steuart
Boat BulIderM— Sleam.
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 2la-
215 Mission
Boiler Alarms.
C A L I F O R X I A
[LECTRICJL WORKS,
35 >I»rkt>} Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPUES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Boiler Compounds.
Boiler Wa'er Purifier Co., 109 Front
CAMPBELL W. H. (agent Handa-
svils) 402 Front
Downie Boiler Incrustation Prevent-
ive Co., 204 Market
MERIJELL I. L..316 Townsend and
106 Market
Nolan John F. <fe Co., 212 Battery
AVatson & Co., 122 Market
WINANS JipHN C.,204 Montgomery
WINANS'
Antl-Incrnstation FowJcr,
FOR
Removing and Preventing Corrosion,
Scale and Pitling.
Guaranteed In Every Respect.
J. C. WINANS, Afrent,
S04 Montgomery St., Room 1
Boiler Makers.
^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Atlas Iron Works. J. B. Jardine, 213
Mission
Babcock & Wilcox Co., Charles G.
Ewhig manaaer, 561 Mission
BELMOK GEORGE E..208 Mission
Bradv William J., 113-115 Mission
Dundon P. F. (San Francisco Boiler
Works) 314-316 Main
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 2.37 First
Hall James V. (Hall's Boiler Works)
304 Heale
Hamilton & Leach, cor Main and
Fo Isom
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes (Fulton Iron
Works) 220 Fremont
JACKSON BYRON, 625-^31
Sl.xth
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINK
WORKS, 3a-51 Fremout
McAfee Wliii.m A ,*.n. 212 Swar
MoynlhBM A Altk.n, 31 1 MUlon
Ohmen Wlllloin II..I07 Kr.-niont
Udorniatt A S«u,, ^J , Hluxom*, U.t
Fourth and Klfih '
Pretorins 4 Lonini.-r, ir Frrniont
Rice 11. W.,52Hlnvni.'
Rvan.l.ilin l'..4ir Fifth
STEARNS MAMFAfTURING C«^.
2",>-;}I S|)car
Dnlon Iron Works, NE cor Mlstlon
and First
Boiler Tnbea.
Austin A Phelps, 230-222 Mission
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Bolt and Kcrew Makers.
Purton Isaac L., 117 First
PACIFIC ROLLlNt; MILL Co
(bridge and niachliiiO 2ii2 Market
PAYNE BROS., 12.1 Howard
Pheips JInfK-Co., 17 Drtinmi
Payne BrosJolt Works.
First Premiiiii MecbaDics' Fair, 1885.
Machine Bolts, LHg Screws, Tap
Bolts, flexav'on Head Cap .Screws,
Case-hardened Iron and Steel Set
Screws, Turnbuckles, Studs, Square
and Hexagon Nuts, Wrought and
Cast Washers.
Norway Iron Carriage Bolts.
125 HOWARD STREET.
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Sh«fpikins, Roant. Slurt
Chamois Skint, Tar and Straw
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S77 i-ia.rk:et.
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Pflster J. J., 120 Sutter
Wagner Joseph & Co., 105 Mission
Bone Charcoal Factories.
Ohlandt N. <fe Co., E s Indiana, bet
Nevada and Yolo
Bookbinders.
ACRES & WILLIAMS,
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ALTHOF & BAHLS, 511
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BACON & COMPANY, .»»
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BANCROFT COMPANY
Til K, 721 ."ilnrlii't
Bartlliig, riillilps * .Stllwell,.V).i Clay
Bosqnl KniiTavIni; and Printing Co..
523 Clay
Branison Solomon, 517 Geary
Buswell A.. «05 Montiioinfry
Castlllar H. M. Mr^.,(M2 WasbliiKtnn
Crocker H. S. & <'o., 215 """I' ,^ ,
Piitton A I'artrlilk"'.2l2 2H ( nllfnrnia
EVANS J. J., •«W' California
Hnll J.C. * Cn-.f-iw I'nllfornia
HICK.s A .lUIH'. 2:1 KirM
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MALLOYE & BRODEB, «2
Maim &""i'ii'i'l.'son. 502 WaMilnKton
Mclntyre John ».. 4-*3 (lay, an.l CJ
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Mercury James, (Oi (lay
Nanel Albert (i., 41 IS <;';ary
Radius LndwlK,f;»r«li(oml«
Waldc. k Charles, 1027 S.itt.;r
Whelan A Tracy. .VI0-5<2Clay
Wolir AUKUbt, 232 Pout
Bookbinders' .llachinery.
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111 Mission
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-Hofmann J. A., 208 MontKomery
Hook Urothert, au Sixth
KeeL:an Mary Miss (Catholic) 135
Hayes
Kins Urothers (second-hand) 3 Foorth
Klntf JaK. H. ( second-hand) 15 Fourth
Levin L. & Son, 26 Stockton
•^Libbv I)(.rvllle,300 I'ost
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Meier Frederick, cor Sixth and Market 1
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Moore Horace H.,42:! Ivearny
Murpnv William K., imi Hayes
Nafel Albsrt G., 411 V Geary
O'Sulllvan John D., U17 Market
Oberdeener Wolf, 322 Sansome
•^-l-ayot, Upham & Co. (foreign) 204
Sansome
Percy Frances, 240 Post I
Philan .John, 211 Sutter
PHILLIPS & HUNT, 1037 ,
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Plerson & Robertson, 126 Post
Pinto Jacob, 503 Washinnton I
Pollak SIgmnnd, 1537 Mission
Kichardson Brothers, 215 Grant Av
Rot ert- John W. A Co., 10 Post
^San Francisco News Company, 210
Post ^
San Francisco Presbyterian Book De-
posltorv, 42 Geary
Scolt James C, 22 Third, and Junction
Market and Geary
Searles William A., 602 Montgomery
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Sorge Oscar, 211 Post
Strickland <fe Co., 3 Montgomery
Swavne R. B , 28 New Montgomery
Sweeny Miles, 847 Market
Tauzv, Carv&jal & Co., 537 California
Van Horn, Jlather A Frost, 120 Sutter
4' Voeel <fe Hahn, 410 Kearny
WALDTEUFEL ACHILLE,737Mar-
*White James T. & Co., 300 Post
Wiener M. U., 342 Sixth
Wilber Robert V.. Palace Hotel
Ziegler A. J., 429 Washington
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^Roienntock S. W. A c
"Rosenthal, Keder*!'...
■^'.Sellierllch'g .\. Son», 117
■■••Sulllvan JohnT., NKi..
Jflckbon
Tlrrell C. * P. H. & Co.,
"United WorklnKniru'i Bool and -
Co.. 513 .Market
"Wcntworih Bo.>t and 8ho« Co.,
Bush
Wllllomn Bros. A Co., S69 Market
Withrow I. N. A Co.. 14H Ninth
Wood W. H. 4 Co.. 221 Cniir.rnla
Boota and Nbors - Rt>tall
Dealers and .Vlaker*.
Abraham Joseph. 721 Sanitomo
Abrauis Nathan, 5^14 Kearuy
Adams B.-nJaiuin. IHU Polk
.\dler Leopold, 40>i'.. I.arkin
Ah.-rn William J., ti Sixth
Ahlstrom John, 144 Fifth
Alexander I., 410 I'acltlc
AlkusEmll, 122 Sixth
Allei;riid ItalTaele, 3H', Broadway
Alnenz Jacob, liii»7 Geary
Axt Ludwlg, 106: Howard
Barthelemy N;cholas,IOO:'5 McAllister
Bartholdl Frederick, ll.Vi .>llB«lon
Ba.im;;arten Joseph, 418 Fourth
Heran Adolph, 1:101', .Mission
Bercowltz Simon, 5:«4 and 541 Pactnc
Besthorn H. A. K., 414 Geary
B am Carl, 451 Fir^t
Blunchetle Loulr., 301 Hayes
Biumenihai Louis. 413 Bush
Boernicke Louis, 314', Fifth
Bolsseau <fe .Son, 519!, Post
Borgward Fred. W., 12 Leldesdorff
Borromeo .\., 414 I'aclUc
Bourke David, 15 Hayes
Bru John, 726 Broadway
Bruns Christian, 440 Filth
Bruun Peter, 3:t5 Bush
Bunn James, 3''i Broadway
Bussolino.Severlno.50-2 Union
(Jamera Manuel, 6ii Broadway
Camera Peter, 418 Broadway
Campbell John, 2113 Mission
CandiotI Michael, .5:«Gr?en
Carroll Michael, ".V! Brai:nan
Cases .\lbert, 7u2 Broadway
Chase B. P. & Co., 86i Market
Clancv Patrick, Bovce nr (Jeary
Clark Charles, 6J!I Howard
Clark Patrick F., 314 sixth
Clearv Patrick M., 514 Mission
(•|„lnw.laiiiHs,4ll I'iiie
Boot Crimps and Trees.
WinsW. H. & Co., NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Boot and Shoe Finding.
(fiee Hhoc Flndinns.)
• (:■' Manufacturers.)
*Brvant & Mulllu (ladies and misses)
37 Stevenson
"Ruckingham & Hecht, 25-27 Sansome
"Cahn, Nlckelsburg & Co.. 12'J San-
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CHASE R. P. & CO.
(iiifiintx' shoes, ladit^n
and migaes' slippers) 869
Market, up stalra
"Earie&Ci.,-ft5>fissioii
*Kit/.gerald & Smith, 207 Eighth
Getleson B. & Co.. Ufi Battery
*Giittnian Samuel (embossed slippers)
622 Clay
Hawley Caraon B., 121 Post
Jacoby Brothers, 2.5-27 Second
"lonesiirin & Co. (ladies) lOo Battery
<'Ka>t<t Co., 7:«-740 Market
Koeiilg Anton (agent Waukenphast)
122 Kearny
Kut/, A Murr, lOT Battery
•JIarkK .Solomon, 87 Stevenson
MllerA .Macomber, 417 Battery
Nolan Brothers, 101-103 Buttery
"Nolan P. F. & Co., 71 Stevenson
*(ipp.-nhelmer. Well A Co., 5-7 San-
Ostenlmn. Rehflsch A Co.,n3 Sansome
"J'orter, Slessinger <& Co., 7-9 Baller.s
0.)hnreicli lirotli-Ts »4o Market
Coldwell GeofKe W., 1126 Kentucky
Coleman Joseph, 102 Second
Coleman Simon, 1M3 Mission
Connor Patrick. -Vll Mont«oraeryAT
Costidio Peter. 7iK'. Larkln
CostreSpiro.594 I'Sr"""
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Covle H-nrv.'Rallroad Avnr ManlloU
Crawford A Brown lO^ Pow. 1
Creed.in William. 27 Coiniuprclal
Crocker Lesser, 724 Montgomery
DavHlosFaustlMo. 411', Green
Dav Wiillani, 1171 ir.rrl«m
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Dicterlch Joseph, 6i3tourlh
Pielle Charles. iWBn-h
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Knk'kiiian AukukI, Itill'v Mason
Koch Cioors'O. 604 Mission
KoehkT William, ZiW California
KoenlK Anton. 122 Kearny
Koeper Frederick, 724 Montgomery At
Kohlbi'cher Joseph, 123 Fourth
Kommer Kmnnuel,33l Bush
Kopanklewlcz A., 1712 Pevlgadero
Kramer Francis, 219 Davis
Kiihlenkamp Henry 709 McAllister
Kurtz Stephen, 427 Fourth
Lalilnski William, 12'^ Grant Av
Lalb Anton, 9iifi Pacific
Lalb Joseph, lfi23 I'ost
Lake Henry, 3125 Mission
Lally John F., 335 Bush
Landebercer Herman, 34 Sixth
LanRdoti Thomas, 535 Castro
Lanpreder Dietrich, 30S Fell
Lapp James F., 942 Harrison
Larsen Niels, 401 Sutter
Lawson Kdwanl R.. 2508 Mission
Leathe Benjamin B., 102 Eleventh
Leeders Edward, 249 Oak
Leist Charles , 2936 Sixteenth
Leonard Patrick H., 446 Sixth
Leonhardt Charles, U Sutter
Lesser Bros., 406 Kearnv and 777 Mkt
Lesser Jacob, 963 Market and 2009 Fill-
more
Lester Charles. 12 Steuart
Levy Adolf, 1111 Howard
Levy Bernard. 420 Haves
Llcbtl.c Bernard, 148 Fourth
LUkel Morris M., 100 Jackson
Llndlora Christian. 3S5 Bush
Ltndenbaiini Philip, 945 Market
Lind-av William J., 9 Geary
Lobenstien Jonas, 1009 Pierce
Lorigan Matthias, 2930 Folsom
Louis M., 514 Jackson
Lowenstein Isaac, 931 Kearny
Lowman Samuel, 110 Third
Loy Joachim. 1644 Mission
Lubke Nichols, W s Kailroad Av, nr
St. Thomas
Lncler J., 101 Sixth
LUCKE HENRY
a* Geary
Ludeke August, 1515 Market
Ludemaiin Henry, 420 Broadway
Ludwig Charles, 2005 Geary
Lnhrsen Diedrich, 216 Second
Lumsden Samuel, cor Precita Av and
Howard
MacPnnald Alexander, 1303 Bush
MacNamara Andrew, 921 Mission
Mahonev Daniel. 2938 Sixteenth
llaier Charles, 834 Kearny
Main Edward, 318 Folsom
Mariani Angelo, 405 Broadway
Marks Solomon, 87 Stevenson ,
Marx Gustav A., 902 Larkin
Matthiesen Malhias, 1101 Howard
Matthiesen Mathias, 642 Filbert
Mayer Charles, 1507 Pine
Maver M. E. & Co., 326 Sixth
Movers John, 1712 Leavenworth
McCarthy Daniel, 1009'2 Folsom
McClelian James, 1619 Buchanan
McDonald James C, 536 Sixteenth
McGrath James, 524 Third
McKinnev George, 47 Sacramento
M-c Lennan Charles.E s Illinois nrButte
McMahon James, 260 Eighth
McNamara Michael. 1071 Market
Montgomery
Meagher W. F., Ill Geary
Metrelin "William, 224 Fillmore
Jfehnert Ernest, 525 East
Menge William, 1503 Post
Merani Emilio. 1417 Dupont
Merlet Frank, 222 ( I'FarreU
Meyer Albert. 134 Eleventh
Meyer August, 2126 Fillmore
Mever Joseph, 827 Pacific
Michael Gustave, 132 Third
Mietz Ferdinand, 213 Twenty-eighth
MiUer M. & Co., 2133 Mission
Milton Joseph W.,616'^ Merchant
Moller Conrad, 340 Fourth
Molonev Patrick E., 103 Fifth
Monagtian Patrick, 1509 Folsom
Monnin John P., 419 East
Moore John, 1032 Folsom
Moore Richard, 1119 Harrison
Mrore *, Murphy. 138 Sixth
Morris Oscar. 50 Third
MuUer Charles, 2008 Polk
Mullcr Frank, 242 Sutter
Murphy Michael W., 17 Taylor
Mutschler Christian, 4 Golden Gate Av
Napel Jacob, ;«> (I'Farrell
Nelllgan William II., :»3'<; Fifth
Newdorfer Heiirv, 430)^ Clementina
Nicholson Wlllliim, 1040 Folsom
Nobles James, 3008 Sixteenth
Nolan P. F. & Sons, 812 Market
Nolan <fc Descal.-o, U Third
O'Brien Edward, 410 (irove
O'Connell Jeremiah P., 335 Bush
O'Grady John, 1921 Hyde
O'Hanlon James F. & Co., 10 Mont At
Pahl Richard, 324 Keiirny
Pardini M. Eugene, 616 Washington
I'aniualetta Pletro, 1722 Stockton
Parson Andrew, 1603 Leavenworth
Pauson Henry ,517 Pacific
Peck John, 20 Montgomery Av
Pera Francisco, 413 Broadway
Pervarse Seraphin,706 Montgomery Av
Pfeitter Frederick, 220 Leavenworth
Pfelfl"er Louis, 2 Laussat
Plath Theodore. 315 Stockton
Follow August, 1515 Steiner
Potsm'.th Charles, 422 Post
Pringle Bros., 1109 Market
Ouandt Gustav, 529 Sacramento
Qulnn Daniel. W s Church nr Twenty-
eighth
Qulnn John, 208 First
Qulnn Thomas, 1407'4 Folsom
Quinting Charles, 528 Montgomery
Radford Thomas, 7 Sprint
Rafetto Louis, 612'^ Broadway
Ramon John A., 436 Bush
Rasmussen Peter, 234 Third
Redding John, 501 O'Farrell
Reich John C, 1705 Polk
Reinecke Charles, 803 Point Lohos Av
Repenn Frederick, 521 Sacramento
Rethy George, :?7,'^ Eddy
Reubold Michael, 312 Bush
Reynolds Rodger, 405 Third
Rieu John, 187 Jessie
Rice Abraham, 521 Hyde
Rlsi Alois, 806 Greenwich
Robitscher Samuel, 1210 Steiner
Rogers Hermann, 1315 Stockton
Rohde Brothers, 509 Jackson
Rohrbacher George M., 89 Ninth
Rosenberg Benjamin, 33 Eddy
Rosenblum Daniel, 404 Hayes
Rosenb'um Philip, 207 Sixteenth
Rosenthal Bros. & Co.. 107 Kearny and
1418 Polk
Ross Alexander, 503 Hayes
Ross John, 262 Jessie
Ross Otto, 50 Seventh
Rudene August, 'S! Pacific
Runge Frederick P. J., 1120 Taylor
Russell David F., 536 Sixteenth
Russell John B., 704 Market
Saerman W. C. H., 513 Twenty-third
Schade August, 517 Valencia
Schaefer Albert, 937 Clay
Schau Arthur, 193;! Mission
Schau Max, 131 Second
Schloss Solomon, 248 Sixth
Schmaus Franz, 15S8 Bush
Schmidt Otis, 432 Pacific
Schneider Charles, 416 Folsom
Schrader August A., 122 Geary
Schroder John H., 669 Howard
Schuerg George 0., 405 Twenty-fourth
Schultz William, 622 Capp
Sthwaitz Adolph, 340 Kearny
Schwerdt Peter, 1-52 Eddy
Schvmeinskv Michael, 107 Seventh
Selleck Jacob, 927 JIarket
Sheehan Maurice, 360 Third
Siefke Ferdinand, 240 Sixth
Siess Jacob, 1137 Mission
Skerrett & Dounelly, 226 Sixth
Skootsky Albert, 814 McAllister
Smilev James. 1023 Howard
Smith Henry, 519 Pacific
Smith James A., 524 Eighteenth
Smith James W., 612 Brannan
Smith Robert ,cor Epstein and Congress
Soldati Felix, 1127 Uupont
Splaine William, 204 Twenty-third
Staib Conrad, S^i Folsom
Steele James B., 19:« Union
Stein George H.. o Washington
Stembirs Samuel, 532'2 Bush
Stephens Patrick. 905 Bpyant
Stievler Jacob, 502 Pacific
Strauss Mosps, 241 O'Farrell
Strohmeier Joseph. 519 Bush
Studwick Joseph E., 206 Fifth
Stumpf Jacob, 1002 Bush
Sullivan John T., 20 Fourth
Sullivan William, 1424 Washington
Tharkow Henry, 529 Valencia
Thlbault Cleophls, 831'i Pacific
Thumler Charles, 28 Turk
Thumler Christian, 6 Sacramento
Tobin Patrick, 44)t Tenth
Toomey James. 259 First
Tormev Francl«,1911 Fillmore
Travers Donilnlck. 3!)6 Sixth
Unverzagt August, 210 Brannan
Utschlg Adolph, U Geary
UTSCHIG JOHN. 326 Bush
Vaughn George H., 1436 Valencia
Vercoufre Charles L., 1.514 Stockton
Vickers Thomas F., cor Twenty -fourth
and Church
VlUemeur Joseph, 4 Summer
Vogel Charles, 602 Post
Vuscovlch Vincent. 612 Merchant
W'achter Rudolph, 711 Davis
Walsh Edward J., 3246 Mission
Walsh James, 218 First
Walsh Jerome, 445 Twentieth
Walsh John. 1 Seventh
Walsh Michael, 27 Third
AVatterson William, 502 ElUs
Wax Paul, 711 Sutter
Weaver Henrv J., 1207 Fillmore
Weber F. C, 621 California
Weber G. & Co. , 625 Commercial
Webster Thomas. 623 Howard
Wedel John M.. 5 Quincy PI
Welz John, 426 1'hird
White Matthew, 527 Commercial
Wnenberg Charles, 957 Folsom
Wilbert Frederick, 1528 Kentucky
W'lldgans George, NE cor Jersey and
Diamond
Wilkinson William, 1212 Polk
Withrow I. N. & Co., 148 Ninth
W'ittfeld Arnold, 323 Twenty-ninth
Wolf H. & Brother, 208Sl.Kth
Woltr Jacob, 615 Montgomery Av
Wvnn Thon)as, 81 Natoma
Zabel John D., 518''2 Geary
Zschiesche Christian, 1422 Dupont
Borax.
American Borax Mining Co., 230 Mont
Harmonv Borax Mining Co., 121 Mkt
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine
Pacific Borax, Salt and Soda Co., 230
Montgomery
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co., 106
LeidesdorfT
Smith Julius P.. 59 Nevada Block
Teels' Marsh Borax Mine, 230 Mont
Bottle Dealers.
{See also Junk Dealers.)
Borella A. & Co., 1136 Howard
Brvson Cyrus W., 527 Fourth
Fike & Norton, 740 Pacific
Mes-er Julian, 1636 Mission
Miller & Wangh, 453 Natoma
Pidwell C. J. & Co., 207 Davis
Revert A., 444 Fifth
Bottlers.
CSee also Ale and Jforier.)
American Bottling Co., SE cor Octavla
and Filbert
Boca Brewing Co., Berry, bet Fifth
and Sixth, branch office 2253^ Mont
California Bottling Co., 1407-1417 Eddy
Chicago Brewing Co., SW cor Brannan
and Eighth
Donahue Thomas R., 914 Ellis
Gehret C, 809 Geary
Goeppert George & Co.. NE cor McAl-
lister and Franklin
Goldberg Wm., 1730 Eddv
Hahermehl Conrad, 390 Sixth
Huppenbauer Charles, 702 Larkin
Lang Adolph, 1818 Ellis
liANG BROTHERS, 1318 Scott
and .539 California
Langmack & Hoefer, NE cor Eight-
eenth and Stevenson
Liebler Joseph. 1619 Eddy
Muth J. (fe Co.. 13 Bourbon
Proll Justus, 5.30 Hayes
Koschmann Charles, 120 Shotwell
Sorenson, Dunker & Co., 425 Clay
Todt, Kracht & Co., 919 Dolores
Wieland Charles, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Chestnut
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? fflartet St.
ftRPtP HARASZTHY&CO.{wash^n^tPn,t f ProdQcers ol FME TABLE fUES
BOW
1303
BRI
Bowline Alle.TH.
Chlelovlch E. A Co.. 877 Market
Knreka, -JIB Pine
Ilulste A I'etirs, SE cor Fifth and
Market
Meyer <fe Bu.-h. 2-JO Grant Av
BowIinK Alleyn— Bnlln and
Plnfi.
BRUXSWICK BILLIARD
AND POOL TABLE
MXFG CO. THE E., 205-
211 Battery
Box Brands.
GREENLEAF J. L.
4 05 Front
HO F KM AN G. & CO., 608 Sacramento
RIDLEY A. E. di CO., 323
Front
S("MKNK CHKIP. & CO., 423 Wash
SOHMIIVT LABEL ANP LITHU-
GRAI'HIC Co.. 25-31 Main
ARTISTIC DESIGNS
IN
BOX BRANDS
BY
ScMidt LaDel and Litliogjapliic Co.
25-31 MAIN STREET.
Box nakerH— Clear"*
C»lllornla Cigar Box Co., N s Berrj-,
nr F'ourth
Korbel F. & Bros., SW cor Brvantand
Filth
Wahlstein (estate ofj Berry nr Sixth
Box Makem — Fancy and
Jewelry.
rieishhacker A. & Co., 532 Market
Jaccanl AuKUSte, 120 Sutter
Liichi.anm A. H. *; Co., i:J4 Sutter
MUHS AN rONIO, 208 Sutter
I'HELPS & MILLEXi (importers; 120
Slitter
RailluK Ludwig, 538 California
Wenipe Bros., 573 Market
Box 9f akera— Pachlne.
H0BI5S, WALL & CO., 314-324 Spear
Myers A Raconlllat, W s Ninth nr
Harrison
8an Francisco Box Co., 515-519 Fifth
Truckee Lumber Co. of San Francisco,
24:t-i51 Berry
UNION BOX FACTORY, 114-
124 Spear
WESTON CHARLES W.,
(LTni)e and berry) 211 Mission and
770 Bryant
HOBBS, WALL & CO.
Box 3Iaiiuiacturers
314-324 SPEAR ST.
ALL KINDS OF BOXES ON HAND
And made to order.
Proprietors Klk River mils
Crescent Cit.v.
dear Spruce for sale In quantities to
suit. Redwood cargoes saweil
to order. OtBce of steamer Crescent
City, for Crescent City.
Box Makers— Paper.
Flelsh hacker A. <fe Co., 532 Market
PA('IFI(: lAl'EH BOX FACTORY
(Itoberl Bayley)410 Sansome
Thielianr Charles. 765 Mission
Union Paper Box Factory, 42 Market
Valznian Max. .W!) Market
AVempe Bros., 573 Market
WOODIN & I>ITTLK,
509-511 Market Strest.
Brass and I'lumbers' fi<«<>il» for all par-
poses. Hose, Lawn Mower», etc
Breweries.
Albany Brewing <^"-7l-7S Kverrtt
Albion,.!. Ilaiiilyn Burnell..S» < <>r««.
bet Santee ami Tallap«o»», offlc*
51!i Sacranieiiln
Bavaria, Mnrv Frnneiiholi. NW cor
Crei'iiwli li ntel Seott
Boca l!re»im;i:". II"'«.<""'->S» B'TTT
I.ei Fifth niMl Sixth, liranch omt«
225'5 M'iMlK"""'''*' _„.
Broad wav. .la. oh M'>">;-'^^, "'«'"'
Chicago Brewlmr « <:. H-^ • '"f
Enterprise, F.Hlllehraiidt A «o
Fre.lerlckM.urg (San J<.»«, Cal.) oBIc*
.5;«) California
GoWen City, 1431 Pa.itlc
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ROBERT BAYLEY, I hi.'' 1' M.lih.. !«»».,. im »
...Mannf«,i„rer ..f all kinl. ..f
Paper Bags & Manila Paper Boies
tiO N.iKMOnt: NT.,
Cor. Comiiier. lal, .San Francl.r...
All kinds Paper Boxes, •'arloni and
Bag^ uia.lf to order.
Box Makers -Tin.
(See alto Storet aiul Tinware.)
Holbriwk, Merrill A Stetson. ZO-Sa
Market
MONTAGUE W.W. A CO., 309-317
Market
TAY GEORGE H. <b CO..
614-618 Battery
Braids.
Brown <fe Met/n.-r (agent* Golden
Fleece) .5.35 .Mark.-t
GOFF D. <& SONS, 517-519
Market
Yates & Hunter, 537 .Market
Brand Manufacturers.
(.SV'' aim Slenril Onttrra.)
GREENLEAF J. L,
405 Front
RIDLEY A. E. rfi CO., 323
SCHMIDT LABKL AND LITIM-
GRAl'Hir(ii.,iV31 Main
WOOD GEORGE .M. <6 CO., 211 .Sollor
Brans Founders.
Baud Frank, 522 Fulton
Berg.-ion ( tscar A., 313 Ash Av
Burwkk A Grant, 4fi Spear
DAY THOMAS & CO. fUm-
Ited) 222 Sutter
GARRATT W. T. & CO., cor
Natouia aiiil Fremont
Glovannlnl l'hilli>. ia5 Fremont
GLOBF BRASS AND BELL FOIX-
DRY, 137 Beale
Greenberg's -M. Suns, 205 Fremont
Hoylance Bra-s Mnfv, .1., 411 '-.• Ml"l.jn
TAY GKORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Wa-.'staflThoma' H.. 375 Sanrhei
WEED & KIXGWELL, 125
First
WHYTE & DE ROME, 137
Bi.ale
Brass (lioods.
Bush<fc .Mallett,. 34 Geary
Dalzl.'l A M'lll.-r, 415 Mlwdon
DAY Til IMAS A C.». (limited) 222
Sutter
Gnodvenr RubberCo.ihi>Kei57r .Market
WOODIN Si LITTLE, fm-b\l
Market and 14 First
1st Premium Awarded
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MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
K.-lt 1«.-_K<.
For BEST LAGER BEER
Manulaiiure.) .jii ii. ■ 1»- :;• ■ ••.
NATIONAL BREWING CO.
SE c.r. KulL.n and Wrt,.t»r •*•».
Brewers' Malertala.
Abram.on, Ba.-n A llr.,nUefc.1»
>liln
Barb Clinr
Bauer J.'
Herrm.iii '
Lux F. A
NpI« Phil.* I . '
.Sihwrltier A ilaii' '
Wataoa A Co.. ir ^
nrtrh IK .1...
Bender II'
Cement II-
Puint ,x»i. '
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Thlnl
Briek nmmmtm^tmrf.
(.Set iitfi nn Briek *
PATKNT HKI. K <<•. «IJ«ali»on
San Ju>« Hnrt UD.,t
U,. Wfasff
V. L. Fom ». MiKr n. r r^sTis.
POINT SAN PEDRO
BKK K row IV* ^Y.
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PRINirNG PRESSES, PALMER & REY. mH MMi HI.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
BRI
1304
BRO
ESTABLISHED 1877.
INCORPORATED 1883.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $100,000.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
ENQINEEKS AND CONTRACTORS FOR
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF
IRON OR WOODEN VIADUCTS AND TRUSS ROOFS.
Contractors for LARGE STONE or EARTH WORKS, Railroad and Public Works Generally
Office, 42 MARKET STREET, San Francisco, Cal.
J. McMtJLLEN, President. M. J. MERTENS, Vice-President and Treasurer. GEO. \V. CATT, Cblef Engineer.
Patent Brick Co.
PHILIP CADUC, President.
Office, 41 S California St.
Bricklayers.
(See also Contractors.)
Beck Jacob, 516 Kearny
Duncan John M. & Sob, 1136 Mission
Eaaf Jacob & Son, 516 Kearny
Hock T., 516 Kenrnv
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Mnllaney Jobn, 41'., Third
O'Sulllvan D.,S30P'ine
Spaulding Madison, 1123!^ Market
Thornhill Thomas A., 35 Post
Wasner Jacob, 516 Kearny
Wilson John H., 330 Pine
Bridge Builders.
AMERICAN BRIDGE AND
Bt'ILDlNG CO., 22 Cali-
fornia
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
Bigelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-107 Fremont
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 California
HflUidie A. S. (wire") 327 Market
KING IRON BRIDGE AND
MANTTFACTURING CO',
102 Phelan Building
MrCann R. W., 406 Tenth
ItlcSIAHON B. & SON, 22
Howard
Pacific Bridge Co., office 4 California
Pacific Construction Co.. 258 Market
PHELPS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO.. 17 Drumm
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
AND POTRERO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
SIMS «& MORRIS, 123-125 Beale
Capital S50,(
Incorporated :
AMERICAN
Brilie & BnlMlng Company
DIRECTORS,
Thomas Thomson, Jno. .0. Hanscom,
John P. Sheldon, Chas. Hanson,
\V. J. Adams.
President. THOMAS THOMSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
JUHN P. SHELDON.
office:
as CAIilFORNIA STREET,
ROOM 25,
Telephone No. 1505, San Fr.\ncisco.
Plans and Estimates Furnished by
Mall or on Application.
Britannia 'Ware.
Davis Bros., 718 and 1234 Market, and
419 Kearnv
Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co., 10-16
Sutter
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., 126-130
Sutter
Straus J. & Co., NE cor Battery and
Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 16 Post
Brokers— Bullion.
Polllfz Edward. 403 California
Retrhlinc F.,404 MontL'omerv
SELBY SMELTING AND
I^EAD CO., 416 Montgomery
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Brokers- Commercial,
Baird Andrew, 438 Ciilifornia
Berl Harry, 405 Califorula
Dnperu Numa, 421 California
Manheim, Staples & Co., 217 Sansome
Merle C. F., 116 California
WELCH & Co., 109 California
Brokers— Custom House.
(See Brokers — iShip and Ciistom
HoiLse.)
Brokers— Brug.
Steele James G. <fe Co., 635 Market
Brokers— General.
{See also General Agents.)
Anger B. E., 607 Front
Baird Andrew, 438 California
Berl Harrv, 405 Calitornla
Blow Alfred W., 415 California
Boas .T., 420 Montiromerv
Bowman George F., 440 California
Bremer W. H., 310 Sacramento
Brown R. G., 420 Califorula
Buneler Arthur. 3'> Sutter
(Uerc Raoul. 436 Montgomery
Elliott Richard, 44 Merchants' Exch
Finley J. K. & C»., 915', Market
Franklin Julius L., 652 Market
Glidden H. K. & Co., 14 Gra»t Av
Hellmann A. E.. 308 California
Heringhl B.,330 Pine
Higglns George C. <fe Co., 121 Mont
Hill George A.. 725 Market
HOOKE GEORGE H., U6
California
Hurnev John F.,605 Clav
Houston W. J. & Co., Ifi Front
Jeffra William, 204 California
Jones Reed, .306 Sacnimentw
Keesing Henrv B.. 419 California
LauibE. G., 18 California
Lorentzen A. P., 113^ Steuart
Mackay D. C, 408 California
Manheim, Dibliern & Co.,217Sansome
McCormick F. H., 109 California
Melone Drurv, 419 California
Neville E. H., 22 Montgomery
Page Bros., 302 California
Parker, Wood & Co.. 219 Front
Perry William F., ?08 CBllfornla "-
Pike Charles W., 22 Califorula
mPERIAL lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTON, Asst Uinaget
HE BANCROFT COMPHNYUaTk?^
BRO
-ST.! BOOKSELLERS, SMIDNEBS. EIC,
1305 5iS0
Pointi Edward, -wa California
, Baam J. M., 4:!6 Montgomery
IJMlev E. A. B.. 510 CulKornla
Rodila John, 507 California
HosallaAnnand B.,;{10 Kearny
Schrelber J.,fi.U Mission
Pchiiller A., 106 Leidesdorfl
Scott James, 405 FroDt
Shea James, 6:14 Sacromento
Smiley James, 329 Montgomery
Wver George \V.,425 Montgomery
Zellerbach & itltzawallur, 606 Sac
Rrokers— Oralu.
Adler Aaron A., 222 Sansome
Adler Moses W. , 42S Callfonita
Angus <ft William, 26 Merchants' Bx
Baehr William Jr., 208 Front
Balfour. Guthrie & Co., 3Ifi California
Ballard Duane & Co., 122 Davis
Basselt & Bunker, 400 Front
Berg William, 60 Merchants' Exchange
Bloom Jonas, 220 Sansome
Blimi, Baldwin & Glrvln, 319 California
Biiira M. & Co., 308 Calllornia
Bray's Sons <fe Co., 220 Clay
Brooks Slax, 215 Sansome
Cnhen ACo.,41 Clay
Ooffln & Sanderson. 312 Pine
Cohtlgan, Cohen & Co., 203 Battery
De I'ue Kdpar J., 41« (Jallfomla
Dinirlpv C. L.. 13 Steuart
EARNEST J. T. ^ CO., 302
California
Eaton F. W. & Co.. 126 Clay
Epplnger & Co., 311 California
Erlanger& Galinger, 304 DavU
Galland Joseph B..206;^ Ku.sh
Galiego R. C. & Co.. 303 California
Gegan A. F.. 302 California
Gerlierdine Albert. 61 Merchants' Ex
Gerold Philip, 302 California
Hatch T. H. A Co., 303 California
HobhsF., 218 California
Hughes H. <fe Co., 123 Calilornia
Jackson R. F. & Co., 328 Montgomery
Kahn Maurice, 62 Merchants' Ex
Kaiisher Edward D., 24 Sansome
Lemmon George, 330 Pine
Mavhew H. Allen. 28 Merchants' Ex
McGlaufiln Lewis W., :«)9 California
McKenna A Purcell, 205 Drumm
McNear Gforge W., 306 California
Mcl'herson W., 28 Merchants' Exchge
Mehiert Edward, 63 Merchonts' Ex
Ponder John F., 61 Merchants' Ex
Reillnglon Henry W., 302 California
Stauf, Cooper & Redllck, 332'^ Mont
Wooi-t»r P. L., 203 Front
Wyer Gi'orge W., 425 Montgomery
Yates William H.. 310 California
Yerby Henry C. 28 Merchants' Exch
BroherH— Ifoase.
Babin Landry C, 413 Kearnv
Becker B. A.. .3.34 Kearny
Bovee, Tov & Co., 19 Montgomery
Capen W. F., 12.5:5 Market
CAPP C. S. cfc CO.. 6:« Market
Decker Henry C. 8.50 Market
EASTdN, ELDRIDGE & CO., 618
Market
Gilmore John H., 321 Montgomery
GREEN A. T., 413 Montgomery
Greenwood & DeWolf,415 Montgomery
Lew Marcus B.. 432 rallfornia
MAtnSoN & BITRKK,401 Mont
McAFEE BROTHERS, 10
Montgomerv
McALESTEl! & JONES, 422 Mont
McGilllvray William & Co., 1016 Market
Mollov P. C. 138 Montgomery
MORGAN W. I. & CO.. 512 California
Nicoi William, 534'^ California
Oesterrelcher Louis, .503 California
(iidlahan & Gradv, 12 Montgomery
Pforr John. 329 Montcomerv
BHATNWALD, BUCKBEE & CO., 407
Montgomery
STERN DAVID <fe SONS, 323 Mont-
gonierv and .508 Valencia
TTMBSEN G. H. A C< >.,14 Montgomery
Van Norden Robert T.. 413 Mont
McALESTEB & JONES,
HOViiiK RROKKRS.
Rent and Account Collectors
422 Montgomery.
Full Charge taken of Property.
Abraham I'hillp. 30I ( allf.irnl*
Albora & Turre, :«1 Moi.titom.Ty Av
Ari-lngton Mch.las (i 4ii's Col
BabIn Landry ('., 41.1 Ki'iirnv
Bacon Joseph S..21HC,,|,f„rnl»
Baird Andrew, 438 CallforuU
Becker B. A..:W K.-nrnv
Ijelden ACofnin. .lit CBllfomla
erton(;...,r„-.;:u:iM,„u-omery
Blood A Stuart. :;i,-,r.,nf.,rnla
Biumberi: .lull... T.. nil Montgomery
BocklHsC. (;..4:scallf.,rnl«
Bowman Geor e F., HO California
Brookings C. C, 219 Sanwme
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex-
change
BROWN, CRAIG &CO..5I0 Pallfornla
Buckingham <fe Co., 413 Montgomery
Burke .lames, 6:18 Market
Burns .\aron .M., 423 California
Carlton C.C, 514 California
Church Thomas R., 220 Sanwomo
Conolley Edward, 410 i 'alltorula
Conrad <fe Maxwell, 421 California
Costa Jose, 406 Montgonierv
Cox George F., 303 CHllforiila
Crim W. H. & Co., 42S Monigomerv
Crooks Jackson (J.. 420 Montgonierv
Davis John B. F. <t Son. 510 California
Dreyer Joseph, :«)1 Cfllifornla
Dusenbery E., 301 California
Elsfelder Wllilani. '.iW', Monigomerv
Flgel Arthur, 405 Cal.furnia
Foster G. H.. 317 California
Foucault A Boland,26 Montgomery
Gardner William J.. 312 California
Godfrey Edward A., :VXi Sansome
Greenwood & DeWolf.415 Montgomery
Gunther E. W., 240 Montgomery
Giitschow C. D. F., :«{ California
Hart Judah A., 301 CalHornla
Healy William ¥., 702 Market
Heard M. E. Miss, 514 California
Hochhelmer Simon, 213 Sansome
Hunt Geo. H.. 209 Sansome
Irwin Horace D., 405 California
Jensen Jacob, cor Market and Sac
Kahn Joseph, ;«1 California
Keesing Hi-nry B., 419 California
Keuna Patrick J. G., l:iO I'helan Bldg
Kennev Augustus B., 217 Front
Leavv Charles M., 423 California
Lemont George W., 311 California
Levy S. W., 108 Sansome
Lorentnen A. P.. II'*. Steuart
Madlsnn B. H. A Si.n,5'4 Steuart
Manhelm, Dibbern .t i'o.,2l7 Sansome
Marchant K. II.. 32.S Montgomery
MarcheboutVictor, 312Mont Av
Marks Ell. 413 California
Mavnanl Duncan D.. 5H California
McAPEK BROTHERS, 10
Montgomery
Mclletz Geor^-e D., 3:5 rallfornia
Mitchell Frank I>...'>H Calllornia
Mori;>'nstern ShiiiuiI. :iJ5 Calif rnia
oliva (a.ivoiini. 317 California
Pai;e Bros.,. 302 Californm
Putek Sarah, 325 Callfnrnia
Patterson G. W. II.. 113 Hayes
Polack Samuel, 516 Kearny
Prather John M.,.101 California
Raphael Lewis, 40-2 Front
KIckards Carlton, 514 California
Robinson Edwar.1 R..4:i6Mont
Rodust Bcrnanl, 303 California
Ruhling Edward. .3-2.1 Cjllf.irnia
Saulmann Julius, 213. •^aiisonie
.Schmitt B. L., fi M.-rcbanth' LxchauKe
.felling John, 301 California
S-voraiice II. W.. 2IH Cillfornla
Shnen .lacnh, :ni H..iitK-iiinery
Stalil Arnui.l.:«l3C»l,f.irida
{?i^i^l;:;i,ia'F;Ac,'':52;y^nforni.
Wade WllllMin M.. 310 K-ani
WEGENER P. O
WW keTl.Mther C., 40.5 ("al'fi.riila ]
Wllley C J.. 4a5 Callforida
Wuizen John, 209 San^onie .
Brokem-MH-rohnndlBr.
Adams John Q., 123 Callf.irnin
Abramson, Bacon & Meuidsch. 26 2M
Ale.xan "er 0. & Son, 108 California
40t Mont-
Telort;. '
Tell.Tj. 1
WatMmT!. .1 . . - . ^
WelMusiin li.i.rl.2HCa.;; rn .
Young Carlos G..2i Davl.
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(«ee alto Mint
Rslrd A., 4.'n Callfonila
Bates »:.lwaM I'.. .120 .San-
Dabl B. K.. 331 M..iiti!..iiH-r
(;ili<-r<p\ A Child*. U.ICal'.r
Harris Cliarl-i. P.* c.,..3i»
Kraner Pb I'l- II , T> >(■■•,■.■
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Shel.b.n V
Wand Tl
WlllanI W
WllM)D J..l,ii 1' . .r.v •...;,. ,n
Brokers-]! Inlnc Mloeks.
Amiraux I'-'' -■ "' ' • ' '"'•
Anderson ' .» __
AtklQiu.n I orpin*
Baniian \\ ' ■ttgomtr.
Barntt .V :.i«
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILLIONS.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General AgenUJt
BRO
1306
BRU
Herzbere Icaac, 2;i8 MontKonierr
Hlckox George C, 43 MerchunU' Hx-
chaiiBe
Hlrshfeld Charles, 31fi Pine
IIi)rii Robert 0... 3.37 J'liie
Hughes E. A. N.. 313 Montgomery
Ives & Co., 324 Pine
Jnckson i{. F. <fe Co., 328 Monlgomery
JatleJIa.x, 316 Pine
Junes A Norwood, 320 Pine
Kelley George W.,331 Pine
King Joseph L., 318 Pine
King Homers. & Co., 314 Pine
Klein Ma.x, 415 Pine
Kuhl, Roemer & Co.. 336 Pine
Kullman & Co., 313 Montgomery
Lalng & Rnggles, 32u Pine
Lebatard M., 436 Montgomery
Llchtensteln Benjamin .M..210MoBt
Liebermann Theodore, 326 Pine
Loamis & Gardiner, 314 Montgomery
Maclcay Duncan C, 408 California
Maddox C. H. <fe Co., 412 California
Marshall Louis, 304 Montgomery
Martin Minor S., 3.30 Pine
Marye George T. & Son, 2M Mont
Maynard John H.,315 (Wifornia
Messer Nathaniel T., 336 Pine
Neville Ernent H., 22 Slonfgomery
Norwood Tallmadge, 314 Montgomerv
Nuttall J. K. K., 411 California
Noble H. H. & Co... 307 Montgomery
O'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomerr
Otis & Co., 318 Montgomery
Paxton Charles E., 308 Pine
Peckham E. P., 321 Montgomery
Perry John Jr., 411 Montgomery
Phipps Alfred B., .326 Pine
Eehtisch & Co., 316 Pine
Rich Bernard. 316 Montgomery
Rogers Robert F., 3.30 Pine
Rose Louis S., 406 Montgomerv
Schmitt J. L. & Co., 6 Merchants'
Exchange
Shinn Howard H., 318 Pine
Shot well E. E.,. 318 Pine
Smiley James. 329 Montgomery
Smilev Thomas J. L.,314 Slonfgomery
Stauf, Cooper & Redlick, 2y2>., Mont
Stein Daniel, 442 California
Stevenson Robert, 331 Montgomery
Strauss Edgar, 329 Pine
susmann & Dixon, 318 Montgomery
To bin Richard C, 314 Montgomery
Turnbuli \V. & Co., 238 Montgomery
['hi George. 314 Montgomerv
Valentine W. D. & Co., 216 Mont
A'an Wyck H.-nry L., 308 Pine
Wakefleld S. B. & Co., 322 Pine
Weill Charles L. & Co., 323 Mont
Whitely T. & Co., 314 Montgomery
Wood & Wattles, 330 Montgomerr
Wright William H., 337 P ne
Zadig. WoUberg & Co., 306 Mont
Brokers— Money.
('^Dealers in United States, State,
County, Etc., Securities.)
Beattv Samuel G., 314 Montgomery
==Berl Harrv 405 California
*Blow A. AV., 415 California
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
Bornemann k Salinger, 422 Mnntgmrv
^Boiistield William C, 409 California"
'>Bowmnn Geo. F.. 440 California
Burton Charles H., 419 California
Coffin & Sanderson. S12 Pine
nia
428 Slontgi mery
=^Duperu Nunia, 421 California
Figel Alfred L., 24 Sutter
Flsk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Franklin Julius L., 652 Market
'^iJrossmayer W. H., 219 Sansome
'■■'Helbing August, 403 California
=^Hickox Geo. C. 43 Merchants' Ex
Kaufman Charles H., 307 Montgomery
=>Keesing Henry B., 419 California
Lew Jacob, 420 Montiromerv
Little John T., 618 Market
MacGregor David, 22 Montgomery
'•'■McCombe John, 402 ^lontgomery
*Meione Drary, 419 California
Metzger Louis, 215 Sansome
Neville Ernest H., 22 Montgomery
''Nicholson John H.. 410 Carfornia
Nuttall .1. R. K., 411 rallfornla
-'Perry .Tohn Jr.. 413 ^Montgomery
*Polit7,cr, Saloman & Co. (EuropeanJ
3.37 Pine
PoUltz Edward, 403 California
''Rose Louis S., 405 Montgomery
<" Russell Edwin, 3:50 l'ln«
Sliepard Edward A., 436 Montgomery
Smith Ferdinand, 316 Montgomery
"Stein Daniel, 442 Culllornia
<'Sutro <fe Co., 408 Monttomerv
Tobin Richard C, 314 Montgomery
''Weihe August, 400 Montgomery
■'Woods F. U., 433 Montgomery
BfOkera— Note.
Angell Andrew J., 425 Montgomery
Balrd Andrew, 438 California
Beatty Samuel G., 314 Slontgomery
Blow A. W., 415 California
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomerv
Bousdeld William C, 409 California
Brown R. G., 420 California
Damon J. E.,4;J6 Montgomery
Flsk Asa, 240 Montgomerv
Hellman A. C, 308 California
Kaufman C. H., 307 Montgomery
Lacy Henrv 321 California
Little John T., 618 Market
Manhelm, Staples & Co., 217 Sansome
McCombe John. 402 Montgomery
Oesterrelcher Louis, .503 California
Perry John Jr., 411 Montgomery
Raum John M., 4.36 Montgomery
Russell Edwin, .330 Pine
Shepard Edward A., 436 Montgomery
Wade M'lUiam M., 214 Sansome
Brohera— Pawn.
Abrahams L;wie. S'a Kearnv
Aronson George, 126 Kearny
Attel Marks, 441,S> Bush
Coleman Andrew, 41 Third
Collins S.H., 227 Kearny
Davis A. & Son, 411 Kearny
Franklin M. J. & Bro.,225 Grant A^
Franklin Noah J., 1106 Market
Geistlich William, 261 Third
Gibbon E. F., 625 Kearnv
Goldberg Max, 533 Kearny
Goldstein Henry, 664 Howard
Goodman Abraham, 414 Kearny
Hanak Jacob, 610 Kearny
Heymann Max, 236 Fourth
Jacobs Abraham, 613 Pacific
Jones Mary Mrs., 250 Sutter
Korper Samson, 212 Grant Av
Levy E. A., 515 Montgomery
Lew Isaac D., 647 Washington
Llchtensteln B.H., 221 Kearnv and 15
Grant Av
Lichtenstein Edward H., 702 Kearny
Llchtensteln M. H.,617 Washington
LOMBARD LOAN OFFICE,
622 Kearny
Millzner N. D. & Co.. 422 Kearny
Brobers— Real Estate.
{See Meal Estate Agents.)
Brokers — Skip, Custom
House and Internal
Revenue.
Adams Albert F., 423 Washington
Banch Peter G., 520 Batterv
Bellingali Pttsr W., 508 Battery
Berteaux G. E., 61 Merchants' Ex
Bevfnss Carl, 206 Front
Boden John H. & Co.. .504 Batterv
Bnintsch & Wheeler, 500 Battery
Bunker H. S.. 502 Batterv
DIXON & CO., 123 California
Gardner & Thornley, 322 Washington
Heise Charles Ed. & Co., 510 Battery
Hessler Charles, 518 Battery
Hessler Harrv F. W., 518 Batterv
Krutmeler A Co., 419 California
Mattoon & Danglada, ■'J08 Batterv
MAYHEW H. B., 413 Wash-
Ington
Nicholson J. C, 214 California
Rea <fe Bunker, 413 Battery
Reed George AV., 502 Battery
Schlelden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Swavne & Hovt, 504 Battery
AVol'cott Charles P., 518 Battery
Brokers— Ship and Frelarlit.
Beyfuss Carl, 206 Front
Dixon & Co., 123 California
Dovle Robert E., 320 Sansome
Krutmejer & Co., 419 California
Loior Charles P., 31 Merchants' Exch
Madison B. H. & Son, 5W; Stenart
McCormIck Frank \\.. 109 California
Schlelden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Sparks William, 7 Mission
Travers W'. E., 10 Market
Wilson Charles, 308 California
Bronze Ooods.
Brown William H., 575 Mission
Davis Bros., 718 and 1234 Market and
419 Kearny
Davis Bros.. Bergmann &Co.,10-16 Sut
Day Thomas & Co. (limited) 222 Sutter
Demandowski Amandns, 13 Trinity
GroB^e William & Co., 518 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Nathan, Dohrmaun <fe Co.. 12« Sntter
W. E. LAJTE,
505 Kearay Street, corner Caliloniia
GAS FIXTURES,
PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
VASES, LAMPS,
BRACKETS, Etc.
Repaired and Rebronzed like New.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone, 315.
Bronze Powders.
DORETY JOSEPH H. (agent
George Meier A Co.) 527-529 Com-
mercial
Hueter Bros. & Co., 601 Market
Shattuck E. J. & Co., 520 Commercial
Bronze W^orks.
Demandowski Amandus, 13 Trlnitv
Poudler Joseph, 773 Mission
Bronzers and Ciilders.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Paudler Joseph, 773 Mission
KUDGEAR k SHEPMAN, 108 First
Broom Handles.
Armes George W., 119 California
ARMES &. DALLAM, 226-232
Front
Broom Slakers.
ARMES GEORGE W., 119
ARMES°& DALLAM, 226-232
Conklin Thomas C, 1612 »4 Mission
Copson Benjamin, 322 Davis
D\ er Aaron G.. 226 Pacific
Hauscom Orrln. 1910 Mission
Harrison & Dickson. 220 Front
Hubbert AV. K.,1922 Howard
Johnson Hugh, 945 Howard
Lake & Co.. 411 Sacramento
Levenson & Brvan, 205 Front
Mackenzie G. F.,221 Davis
Nagle Harry M., 221 Davis
Pacific Coast Brush Co., 626 Mission
Palmer Lawrence AV., 217 Clay
Simpson Richard AV., 319 Sacramento
Unna Jacob & Co., 157 Mew Mont
A'an De Mark 5rercan:l!e ACo.,406Clay
A'an LaalJ Lambert. S s Seventeenth,
bet Howard and Shotwell
Zan & Plancich, 510 Front
Brusk Dealers.
ARMES GEORGE W., 119
California _ „„„
ARMES & DALLABL 226-232
Front ^, ^
Atlantic Brush Co., 510 Montgomery
Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Figer Joseph, 310 Sutter
Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento
Levenson & Bryan, 205 Front
Pacific Coast Bru>h Co., 626 Mission
Simpson Richnrd AV.,3]9 Sacramento
TORME Y «Ss E.4.RLE, 220 Sutter
rnna lacob ife Co., 157 New Mont
AVolff Henry (Jewelers') 120 Sutter
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Maniifactarers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.Uash^n^t^nst iProiirielcrsof tie Orleaiii Viiejart
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BruAli >Ianuractnrerii.
Asal Adnlf, 1147'.., Mission
But linnan Brothers, fi09 Sarraniento
Ciiiikllii Thomas C, Ifil-'s Mission
Fiv-.T JOKiph. 310 Slitter
Hiil'lxTt W. K.,l!e2 Howard
Liik.tfe Co., -Ill Sacramento
I'liiia .lacoh <t Co., 157 New Mont
Van Lank William N.,N f Seventeenth,
bet Howard amlShotwell
Builders.
(.See Carpenters and Builders.)
Bulldine Paper.
ArniPS fieorge \V., IV) California
ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232
Front
Harrison & Dickson, 222 Front
Bulldlns Trinamlnga.
GRANOLITHIC PAVING CO., 42
Jlontgomery
Granolithic Paving Co.
stuakt's patents.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK
St:iirc'ases, Sidewalks, Basements,
Building Trimmings, etc., etc.
OFFICE: • 422 MONTGOMERY ST.
Works: 81-83 ^inth St., San Froscisco.
Bans 3Iaker8.
Hardenburch Isaac, 134 Main
MIX?:R GEORGE H.(metaUlc) U7-119
Main
Swift .lames, 209 Mission
Wnas Ueury, 720 Minna
Banes— Cork.
(See also Oorks.)
Abramson, Bacon & Heunlsch, 26-28
Main
Watson & Co., 122 Market
Bnrglar Alarms.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 3.1 Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
manufacturers and coutractors,328
R.ish
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
constructed in residences and all
rni I -houses, 720 Montgomery
WASS ]). D., 640 Howard
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
<J A I^ I F O R N I A
lELECTRICUL WORKS,
:t3 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DKSCniPTIONS
ButelierM' and Packers'
NnpplieH.
California StieepCasMs Co.
m-^G Ellin
GR\NT F.,26 xpoar
1 MIGNOLA JOHN, 2420 Post
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
FRANK GRANT,
Laurel ••• Timber
Of any length or thickness, sawed or
hewed. Also BUTCHER BLOCKS
made to order of any sl/.e.
86 .Vpear Street,
ButciierM, «'a»tie - Wbulc-
sale.
Rrandonstein M.* i '. i. , oftli-.' .V'l i
Brunswi.k Sanimd, !CS Mnrk.-t
(Mitimlx-rlln & KUIienlM-r,:, 4lt<< CbI
Coen .Martin I'.. .Manila iir Y«i.kj
Crummey * Hall, S n lloiidura*. bet
Susquehanna ami Knllnad .\t
Berby & StroUM', 1140 .Murki"!
Donnell.v, Duunr A Ci... ..m.c not <'«l
Dunphy \Vm.,omce .VM K.-aniv
Horn A Chapman, c.tllcc 504 K'-arnv
James .1. G. <ft Co., «m Muntgnniery
Kali Frederick, !M-Uncai .Markol
Lawrence Joseph, 310 Krarnv
Miil-r A Lux, office 50S Callf'prnla
Motfat E. A If., office iis Kcarov
Oregon Stock and Bclchcrlng Co., 202
Sansome
Poly , Hcilbron <fe Co.. office xa Kearny
Schoenfeld Jacob, office 3.31 Kearny
Schweitzer J. <fe Co., .illt Clay
Shrader A. W., Hondtirax nr Kentucky
Silverberg Simon, .T20 Snnsome
tlrl Feil.x & Co..20."<. F. .Market
Welby Charles W., :}20 Sansome
Butchers, Hob — Wtiolesaie.
Andrews Oliver, St. Thomas, nr Plalte
Brandenstein >l. & Co., office .i2<) fiav
Donnellv, Dunne & Co.. office «0I Cal
Johnson J. G. A Son. 528 California
O'Brien John J., Manila, ur Susijuc-
hanna
ReganC.Ss St. Thomas bet Savan-
nah and Platte
Roach Michael E., S s St. Thomas bet
Savannah and I'latte
Roth, Blum <ft C<\, 201 California
Schenkel Peirr, N s St. Thomas bet
Savannah and Platte
Butciiem, Slieep — Wtaole-
sale.
AVY EUGENE, ofiBce 320 San-
Alleq Eugene, office 320 Sansome
Brandenstein M. & Co., office 529 Clay
Brown A Drapei , St. Thomas nr Rail-
road Av
Crummey & Hall, S b Honduras nr
Railroad Av
Donnellv, Dunne A Co., office 601 Cal
Johnson J. G. <fe Son, -Via California
Miller A Lux, 508 California
PegulUan Emil, St. Thomas bet .Savan-
nah and Platie
Polv, Ilellbron & Co., office .T» Kearny
Silverberg Simon, office 320 Sansome
Uri Felix A Co., 20 S. F. Market
Butchers— Retail.
Airey H. J., SW cor Jackson and Web-
\nt7. Henrv, 15-16 Grand Western Mkt
AstorgAlfonfe,108 Fifth
A-itori; :Marr.illn, 1.54 First
Atzcrnth Hi'iiry, N W cor Eddy and
Bacc'ls*^ Hkliard T., SW cor O'Farrell
and -Mason
Baclier Charles S., SE cor Clay and
Balllv Acblllc, 71 California Market
Band Joseph, 700 Valencia
Barnett Thomas
BeldlerOavM, 602 Franklin
Bender Jacob, HriO Howard
Bill Jacob, 154 Tl.lrH
Blaut Samuel. !«« >olsoni
Bloch A Slegler. I9li» Hush
Blum Henry, 423 Larkin
Bni-sr C M. Mrs., 512 I»8vl»
ltr,ll.rJ'>M.i,ti,.VHVntre. Market
Bradv A Co.. 20:1 Sixth
Itr.-lling ltr..tlMTs.fi«7 Mission
Britten .Michail, 427 Haves
Bunker Frederick M.. 2420 California
Bunker R.bt. F.. 74 CaMlonii. Market
Burgin Gustav. 26 C*ni.re Market
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FlwherHr-lliiis. 711 lurk
Fischer i;>-orKe,'Ct l.arkln
Fl»cher L.iiils, 1129 FolK.ni
Fisher Louis, 333 Thlnl
Fitschen Adolph F., lUllrosd A».
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Flagenllet H.-nry C.,9i: \ ali-ncla
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Can. I. A Hro.. 701 McA li.t.r
Gans Samuel, 7 Graivl Crniral lUrk«t
Geantit A.. 1« S. F. M.rkr.
Gernier JohnC, 21<l Sixth am] lOB
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IlUdi'liraiul AuLrust, lilt Seventh
HlUirs lliiirv, N\V cor Guerrero and
I Slxlci'iilh
Illiiiiufliimnn A IIiMnz, 1S27 Union
I Hufinnnii A Wdenm', fiOfi Mnrket
Horn . I H.-rninn, 55 (Vnire Market
' Ilorninii; Cliiirl.s K., 0 Mission Market
1 HiibluTt A S.m, W s Church, nr Twen-
tv-tourth
' HnpheR John J., 20<) Second
Huntemann Pledrl.h A., 1408 Stktn
Johnson All>crt,lfi^5MlB^lon
Jonas & Co., 1117 Market and 1718
Howard
Jnntcer Charles, 1S5 Omich
junker Fro.icrlik, 1005 Mi'AlllRler
Jnnker A> Ecks. SW cor l- ulton and La-
cuna
Kahn Anron, lfl04 Geary
Kahn Bros., SW cor Lacuna and Geary
Kntz Frederick, W California Market
Kat7. .Tacob. 745 Mission
Kauffmann Jucob, 412 Third
Kaufman Charles. .56 Bay City Market
KHufmon.Tonas.61S Post
Kflupert Joseph, 120 Twenty-fourth
Kearnev Peter J., 801 Filbert
Kehoe John W., 125 Ninth
Kelleher David, N s StThomas nr Sa-
vannah
Kellv Manus, 517 Grove ^ „ , .
Kellv Michael J.. 3-4 Centre Market
Kelly Joseph, 1159 Howord
Kelm -Williom H., 1226 Pacific
Kennev & Keefe, 8 Metropolitan Mkt
Keves Orson H., 50 Steuart
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Keves Orson tl., ou Meuan
Klfchner George, W s Railroad Av nr
Bahama
Kirsh Emil, 809 Valencia
Kramer Louis, 704 Battery
Kratz Charles, 2436 Mission
Kroeger Henrv, cor Illinois and Shasta
Kunnecke & Frische, 539 Howard
Kurpinskv Paul C, Precita Av bei Co-
lumbia PI and Gunnison Av, B.tl.
Lallv Dennis J., 133 Eleventh
LeB'ert Victor J.. 218 Elchteenth
Lehmann Gottshall, 2616 Bush
Le Maltre Jules, 67 Centre Market
Lewkowicz Isidor, 307 Sixth
Lieb Adam H., SE cor Guerrero and
Twenty-fourth
Lilienthal H., 3.'!8 Sixtli
Lint C. C, 2306 Howard
Lint Peter F., 1103 Leavenworth
LIntott Charles, 21 Centre Market
I,1vingston Louis, 514 Hayes
Llvlneston Luke, 240 Fourth
L ndon William, 70 Centre Market
Luhrs John, \Vs Mission Koadnr Five
Mile Store
Lutz & Kubach, 233 Fifth
Lvons John J., 85 Ninth
Mack Frank F.. 3 A^an Ness Av
Mahlstedt John J.,322 Folsom
Markel J. L., 1413 Stoel<ton
Martens Frederick. 1903 Geary
Marxen Julius. 208 Francisco
McCarty James, :«3 Third .
McDeraiott James, NE cor Harrison
and Tenth _ ^^
McEvov Joseph, 33fi Tenth
MrGowan Thomas J., 519 Geary
McNally James, 709 McAllister
McMenomv John H.. 8 California Mkt
Menesinl Victor, 1300 Stockton
Merkelbach W., 12 S. F Market
Meserlh John L., cor Twenty-eighth
and Mission
Mever A. & H., 2800 Sacramento
Mever George. 196 Noe
MeVer <fe Block, 839 Geary
Mever <fe Akninnn, 16 Sacramento
Mevn Henry, 1520 Folsom
Mirheletti Peter, 328 Broadway
Mlllnr Thomas M., 1319 Stockton
Miller Henrv W., 1803 Broderlck
Miller Louis. 823 Greenwich
Moock Jacob, 31 Valencia
Morgenstern Alfred W^, 9 Berry and
.546 Third „ , ^
Mulier Frederick, 43 Centre Market
Miiller John. 13 California Market
Mnller Louis, SE cor Third and Minna
Mulier & Koenig, 15 California Market
Mnnsfer William, 2021 Fillmore
Muriset Ernest, 67 Centre Market
Nelson James, 55 Grand Arrade Mkt
Newman Simon, 46 Centre Market
NorthmoreS-, NE cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
O'Brien John, 703 Brannan
O'Donnell Patrick, 927 Bryant
O'Shoughnessy William J.. 6 Grand
Arcade Market and :«77 Mission
Ogllvle ThoniasA J., 202 Valeiula
OhlcnintzA Bellezer, 1618 Dupont
Oppenhelmer Klias, 428 Grove
Ososke Marcus, 328 Fifth
Oswald William, 1012 Paclflc
ott .lolin S.. NK cor Pierce ondEddy
Parill Antone, 871 Mission
Paul William, SE cor Greenwich end
Stelner
Peterson Henry, 1117 Harrison
Pleperllnp & Wirih. 1143 Union
Plnchon & Dorlus.SW cor Powell and
Pacific
Potter Charles, 519 Third
Powers James P., 1531 Turk
Powers Thomas J.. 138 Hayes
Proll Henry Jr., SW cor Larkln and
Quevro'i Alphonse P., 306 Sixth
Rader Konrad. 13 Pacific Fruit Mkt
Regan Patr'ck, Manila nr Yazoo
Reinmers William, NE cor Dolores
and Twenty-second
Rlegelhuth Conrad, 432 Third
Roberts k Iverson,258 Third and 18
Row Frank W., cor Mason and Urilon
Rodolph E. G.&Co..l-2C.dif'TnlaMkt
Rohrs Herman C. SW cor Second and
Brvant _
Rosenhaum Herman A., 1 Centre Mkt
Rosenberg fietz, 2015 Howard
Rosenberg J., cor Larkin and O'Farrell
Rosenberg Louis, 4 New Metropolitan
Market
Rossi G. <fe Son, 515 Broadway
Rothermnl * Schneider, 5 Grand West-
ern Market
Runde Frederick, 2160 Ml=sion
Rudolph E. G. & Co.. 1 Colifornia Mkt
Rvder Robert R., 305 Buchanan
Samuel W. A., 1840 Ellis
Savre Roger H., 407 Turk
Schade George, 1048 Valencia
Scheifier Frank, 3002 Mission
Schmidt Ernest, 1-2 Grand Western
Market
Schneider Louis, 2.104 Polk
Schnetzler Louis, 21 Sixth
Schnitzer Joseph, 231 Eighth
Schrnder Bros., 46 Grnnd Central Mkt
Schrader Jacob, cor Geary and Collins
Schreiber Hermann S., 923 Eighteenth
Schuck E. & Co., 310 Folsom
Schultz & Reul»in, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Florida ,^ .,
Schumacher Henry D., Yazoonr Manila
ScuUv John, 322 Polk
Seibel Philip, 59 Washington Market
Sells J. & Co.. 1602 Market
Selig Moses, cor Mniket and Hayes
Shapiro Isaac, 992 Fnlsom
Shvne James G., 339 Eourtli ^ ^
SUVerberg Adolph, 1 New Metropoli-
tan Market
Simi Lazzaio, 127 Sixth
Smith Benjamin, SW cor Sutter and
Baker „ „ .
Smith E. N. & Co., SB cor Polk and
Washington
Smith .Tames. 106 Twelfth
Smith .Tohn, 115 Ninth
Smith Joseph B., 3.592 Mission
Smith, Martin L.. 133 Oak
Solomon S. & Co.,1-2 Grand Central Mkt
Starck John <fc Co.. 501 Ellis
Stark Luke, 529 First
Stanb John, SW cor Ellis and Leaven-
Steinfels Tharles, 936 McAllister
Stelling H. & Brother. 2766 Mission
Stern Louis, 1055 Howard
Stolk * Co., 127 Fourth
Stolz Charles, 1103 Folsom
Stolz Philip J., 126 Eleventh
Strehl Charles. 3 NewMetropolltan Mkt
Stutz Jacob, 52 W^asbtnirton Market
S.ill. van. Earar * C >. . 90 Ninth
Tautphaus Peter, 1430 Polk and SB
cor Folsom and First
Thompson H. A. & Co.. 315 East
Thomsrn Henry A., 1403 Bush
Torre & M. rando, 15-22 Dupont
Tripp Steuben R., 1404 Valencia
Tvson & Bill. SE cor Clay and Powell
Frl F. & Co., 20 S. F. Market
Uri Isailore. 1220 Powell
Van Housen William, NEcor Ellis and
Larkin
Vincent Brothers, 1604 Polk
Vocke Brothers, 483 Eighth
Vogel Wm. U., NW cor Fifteenth and
Voll Henrv, 37 and'51 Centre Market
Wagner Antone P., 627 Bush
Wopner George A Co., cor Manila and
Sus(inehanna
Wohihelm ottniar, 912 Twentieth
Wannenniacher (fe Biutler, 533 Halght
Wanz John D., 47 Arcnde Market
Weber Lawrence, 4' 0 Fourth
Wcdemeyer John H., Sonoma nr Po-
Welsheimer Charles, 3026 Sixteenth
Werner George, 1812 Union
Werner Louis, 910 Bryant
Werner William, 322 Thirteenth
White Lowell C. 705 Devlsndero
White & Nowlan, 497 Halght
Wickson George, 1 Mission Market
Wieners B. H. & Co., 5 New Metro-
polltan Market
Wierbitzky & Smith. 5 Jarkson
WIggin Wm. D. V.. 1306 Market
Wilson Christopher. 530)4 Valencia
Winters Fred., 2115 Howard
WIf zemann A Staiger, 417 East
Wuthrich John, 415 Geary ^ „ ^
YehlAbiaham,sW cor Hyde and Post
Sfccher F. W., 1821 Powell
Zeh Louis, 1430 Dupont
Zeitler Frederick, E s Mission, bet
Twentv-nlnth and Thirtieth
Zerr Gasper, cor Clementina and First
Butter Dealers.
OVee Dairy Produce.^
BaUon Hole Mafcers.
Aaron David, 137 Sixth
Coppage John W.. 18 O'Farre
Knntnr Philip A., 234 O'Farrell
REYNOIiDS M. S. «Sj G. 1
MISSES (hand-made) 4
Sutter „ „ ^
Stockmann August. 262 Tehama
Button Manufacturers.
Colombat A. Mrs., 108 O'Farrell
Ettinger Moritz, 105 Post
Fromni Louis, 543 Market
NORCROSS <fe CO., 6 Post
Pasqnale B., 6-50 Washington
Cabinet MaUers.
(See also F'lmitvre Mmnifortvrera
also Chair Manufacturers.)
Bare Bros., 322 Hayes
Chadbonrne F. S. & Co., 743 Market
Davies Shadrach, HOoV, Clav
De Mulford J. M., 1150 Market
Kiben & Scheffauer, 225 Post
Erdin Theodore, E s San Bruno Road
nr TenerifTe
Favilin O. & Co.. 1513 Stockton
FORBES A. J. &SON. 213 Mission
Hatch & Weston. 209 Mission
Haussler L. F., 23! .Tackson
Howes William. 1002 Hyde
Indianapolis Furniture Co., 748-734
Indianapolis Mnf? Co., 642-644 Mission
Kemp J. A Co., 114 Mission
Klemm Charles. 518 Fifth
Knorp A. F., 120-122 Main
Koehler & Frnnzen, 231 Ellis
Kron F.. 211 Mission
McCloskev John R.. 513 Fourth
Moller A Sons, 1 W>bb
Mulier Conrad, 617 Brannan
Nel-^on Chrtstlan F.. 10 Lick PI
Paulson & Co.. 421 Jones
Postel Isaac, 413 Mtsslsn
Shaw Nathan W., 510 Post
Steinber" T, 762 Brvant
STRAHLE JACOB* CO., 515 Market
Werline Jacob. 1132 York
Wilkie Andrew, SW cor Mission anc
Fremont
Wvmau Charles, 1317 Mission
A. J. FORBES & SON
CABINET :: MAKERS
SHOP • OFFICF. :
213 Mission St. 27 LeidesdorfTSt.
Antinue or Modern Furniture. Deco
rative Finish f-r Dwellings, Halls,
Banks or Oflftces. Monograms
and Family Crests
emblazoned on wood, glass or tile
ORIEUT Ins. Co. OF HAETFOED
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag^
WU. SESTON. Asst. llaaage(
E BANCROFT COMPANY I«.Tk?,V
lEOORBIllDERS, EUGRAVEBS, ETC.
CAB
1309
tblea— Sabiiiarine and Air
Line.
LIFORNIA KLKCTRICAL
\VnRKS,:«Mark<-t
l^ECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO.
liiipDrlcrs auil umiiul'ttcturL-re, 328
Hiisl.
LEIX JOHN M. & CO.,
ciiiiiractors for laving and lualn-
taliilnKi 720 Montxomery
CA r.i
OllXI A
[[CTRICdL WORKS,
35 :Warkot Street.
LECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Cabooses.
iderBon & Tallon, 12 Market
ickiiam E. H. & Co., 22 Steuart
aiirook, Merrill & Stetbon, 2'25-239
Market
3NTAGUE W. W. & Co.. 309-317
Market
AY GEORGE H. & CO.,
6M-6i8 Battery
Calcium liletita.
•ench F. W. (mnfr) 10 Stevenson
dley A. K. & Co., :«:< Front
)blnpon James, 82.'> Kearny
nworthy Alonzo J., lOH Vallejo
Calkera.
(See ShipivrightJi.')
Candle Mannractarers.
(.See also Soap.)
OLEMAN W. T. & CO.
(aet-nts) SE cor Market and Main
ITTL.E & CO. (agents) 202
California
Uelon Snap and Candle Works, office
108 Bii8h
covlch Brothers, 12-14 Front
,n Francisco Candle Co., office 402
Front
lea Janief, 1609)^ Stevenson
Candy Ulanufacturer*.
(See Confectioners.)
Caneniahers.
irr J. P. & Son. 032 Market
»rr John P., 323 Bush
REinilTON JOSEl'H, IHfi Eddy
radley J. F. & Co., 120 Sutter
einlnt'pr Charles I'., 4U!4 California
nu'EPT .losenh U.. 13 Trlnltv
IMONS PETER B. 6i SONS
(sold and silver headed) 220 Sutter
:eyer J. G. H.. 320 Kearny
Canned OoodM.
(See JTermetically Sealed Goods.)
Cannern' Machinery.
lOBBINS F. A., 221-223 First
CanH— Tin.
aclflr Can Co.. ILW Harrison
'AY GEORGE H. St CO.,
614-«18 Battery
CapSfannfacturera.
(.S'ee also Hatters.)
braham' <fe Brother, ISll Powell
am William, 519 Montfomery
iaskell Adolph,423 Kearny
;nie<,'cr Louis. 6>2 Market
lEUSSDORFFER .L C. & SON, 810
Market and 223 Montgomery
IKUSSIioRFFER K(»NRAP. 15 and
845 Kearnv
lEUSSni )|{ FFER MARTIN, NE cor
MoF tRomery and Bush and 401
Kearny
MucsMorffer & Hubncr. S Kraniy
Hosenbiru f;. & s.m, 618 Market
White Henry, OM Comnn-rtlal
Capitailata.
(.See oijo Batikeri: also Krai KstiUt.)
Ailams Ed.Hon,'.il-'l2 Mimt Block
Alii.-.wortli t;eorKe J., in Nevada DIk
AldrUh W. A., 314 California
Alierbuch Leopold, 412 Front
Babcock Harr\ , .m California
Bacon Henry |)., 307 .SanM>nie
HarkiT liiiioUiv I„,1J« .Market
ll.irrnii IMvvnrd, 121 Tout
It.av. t i;. ,.ii;,- \V.,41s California
ltii;.l,.w S. C, 440 California
Hluir Suniuei ^shipowner) 13 Market
Bluir Seth H., 2fi Fremont
Block Kniunuel, 420 ^Hn^ome
Blum Hi-rman,»l MonlKoniery
Bolton James R.. 618 .Mnrchant
Uorlanil Archie, 314 I'ine
Howie A. St. .1.. 314 Moiitcomery
Boyd John F.,2!) Nevada Block
Brandenstein .loKepli.417 .Market
B^ll^^'s Robert, 37 Momuomery Block
Brittan Nnihanlel J.. 304 I'oi^t
Burr Ephralm W., 202 Sacramento
Byrne John M., 5113 Kearny
Cahlll James, 406 .MonUomcry
Ci-rf Jules, 325 MontKoniery
Channell B. F., 10!l Battery
Church John H.,412 Kearny
Coleman James v., 42 Nevada Block
Cook Seih, 29 Nevada Block
Coulter GeorKC T.,;«0 San^ome
Currey John, 419 California
Dean Walter E., 79 Nevada Block
De Laveaga J. V., 415 Montnomery
De Laveana M. A., 415 .MontKoniery
De TocquevUle R., ,5;»4 California
Donahue Peter J., .55 Nevada Block
Durbrow Joseph, 414 Montgomery
Evre Edward E., 314 Cullfornla
EwlnB Thomas, .327 Pine
Fair James G., 230 Montpomery
Farwell Wlllard B..3a4 Pine
Felton Charles N., 13 Pine
Flood James L., 7 Neva^la Block
Flood J. C, 7 Nevada Block
Floyd Richard S., 120 Sutter
Foormaii Simon, 330 Pine
Frank Emanuel M., 215 California
Freeborn James, 420 Montgomery
Fry John 1)., 326 MontRomery
Gaxlola Nicholas, 640 Market
Grannlss Geo. \V„24 MontRomery Blk
Grant Geo. E., 26 Fremont
Graves K. N.,40« MoiitKomer>-
Graves William H., 310 I'Inc
Grayson Georce \V.. :«7 !'lne
(Jrim Abraham K.,402 Montgomery
HagKln J. B., .50 Nevn.la BL.ck
HastlnKS ( . F. !>.. I-'O !>h..lnn Bldg
Hastings S.<'., rjo |>l,..|nn Hldi;
HaywardAlvin/a,.>J|( ;iM_;rnla
Hearst Geor^'-, :,:; \. MiOa Itio.k
HIllHorac- I,., :!l I i '.ilil..tnitt
Hill John T.,:f:;n I'liw
Hoag Wllllniii M., :«)2 MontKomcry
Hobart \VHlt.rS.,2-'4 California
MoeHitli MorrU. I N.-viiaa lll'>ck
I ,M,|.'h.| I.-.,.' . w ,1- ■"I'l.-lanBldK
II,, ,l' li M , ! ' I n, llldK
H.,r-;i!,', li' , 1 ^1 ■ '-ornery
H,„„.hi..M H, , ' \ . ■ M.nt
Howur.JiUu.ri,-^ \^ .. .!■ lornU
Howard Wiliiain II.. vj; M..titi{oraory
JennliiKS-laio'-- 11., :rj ■.Market
Jennings Tlioiiia-.:c; Mark.'t
Joseph liirnnr,!, J I liall'Tv
Kin- I'. ll.,2.M.,nlkroiiwT> Block
Klrk.|,ri,riirl-tiaii/3V( (California
KvleTl a ...r,:H Market
Laznrd Kr.T.-N 1 :(Saiisomo
Lent William .M.. i!2 Nevada Block
Le Rov KugeiM-,2l7Sansome
Le Rov Georl;c■^. 217 Snnsoine
Lpv" Herman M..4 N-vada Block
Llppltt Philip, IJI Sansome
LuVo Juan ^f.,84 Monlitomery Block
Lunlng Nicholas, 21 1 Sans-mie
JlVckS/rw'r'NW '»'"Mo„l«omcrr
and Pine
Madison Bennett "-.S'l^.V; "''','
Aliirrlii Ilenrv S . 4 1'.- Ca Ifornia
Maflln" rr&C,...ff\VcorW..hln«
ton and Mason
Matihew^ Henry, fill ( IftV
IMnst-nN. K...'n7.Monlj"mery
May Henry, 42 Nevada Block
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Pr<«tor J..lin.224 Krnt
Randolph l>. 1... 12 M'.nlrnm'ry
Rednioinl Matll. .>, 1;! M r r.- n ti
Regan Wlillai
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Re.piR I,..<ia. 1
Roblnet Eug-:
Robinson 1, I
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Srholl.. !■.- • .
•Jeaton II. 11.
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Sharon Kred-r
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Sheldon Marv
Sherman I! >1
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Stabl,
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Sutr. \
Swell 1-.. ■ '■; ■• •
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Ward John T.. *K Kr-.m
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Whartenbv .l«nie». <I12 (lar
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Wlilt.- Patrick J.JI- »i.',.. ii,e
Whilnnv Jol,h 1
William-. Join ■
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Wrlaht J. T.. fl Mr rchant.' Ki. b» .
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Ma'n
(Tt)
CROOK R JOHN J. CO. (S'W
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Mark-t
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Car Bnildrra.
Carter Hro... « Murkn
Knorp ^. K..I?" i:4 Main
HAMMoNIi J * C. . . :i: Ff m«n«
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rt
WILMAM.S, MM..M> A Ctx. «a
Market
Car Mprln«a.
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nunllngt..n Hopklii. C. . )oixiwn
nu.h.ndllMkri
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mm TYPE FOUiisrPALMER & REY:H:v:vi;.'
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California. Street
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CAR
1310
CAR
Cnrbona— Kleotric I^lsrlit and
Battery.
I'ALTKOKMA KLKCTRIC GAS-
LICHTING ei>.,:«)Mftrkot
(.VLIKOUMA KLKCTKIO I'OWER
C().,:» Mnrkot
C A LI K O K N I A ELECTRICAL
WORKS. M Market
ELECTKICAL CON.-^TUUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Iinpurters aud manufacturers, 328
I'lisli „ „
KLEIN JOHN M. Si CO.
Sheet carbon cut to order, lliiht
and battery carbons of all kinds
720 Blontgomery
PACIFIC ELECTRfl DEPOSITING
"WORKS, 35 Market
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CALIFORNIA
ELECTfilCIlL WORKS,
35 market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Card "Writers.
Bruce David C, 5 Stockton
Dwver John P., 707 Clementina
GehricKe Adolph F.. 128 Geary
Griffith John W., 121 Post
Thors Sam., 503 California
Roberts J. W. & Co., 10 Post
Carpenters and Builders.
(See also Contractors.)
Abbott Samuel, 1650« Mission
Acker Francis V., 120;i Polk
Adams John G., 330 Pine
Andersen Julius, 625 Washington
\nderson Brothers, 120a Market
Ashmead G. S., 41 Sacramento
Aver Joseph T.,9 Hardy
Baldwin James W., 321 Sutter
Barbee Charles P., 20 Hayes
Barker Frank. 36 Ellis
Barrett John, 739 JIcAUister
Bateman Bros., 330 Pine
Bergfeld Robert, 1521 Dolores
Binet Joseph L., 330 Pine
Blake John, f30 Pine
Bocher J., 113 Leldesdorft"
Bohmer Joseph, 540 Commercial
Boman C. E., 13 Stockton
Bordner Jacob. 611 Mission
Bovver William L., 510 Sacramento
Bowles lieorge R.. 403 Mason
Bradv Patrick, cor Post and Central Av
Briggs Wilber N., NW cor Twenty-
third and Sanchez
Brotherton Robert. 516 Kearny
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Jlontgomery
Brown James F., 6;« Market
Brownrigg William J., 524 Castro
Brtice John. 330 Pine
Bucklin Albert G., 204 Twenty-fourth
Builders' Assn of California, 330 Pine
Burpee <fe Judson, 330 Pine
Cahaian John L., 23',^' Laskle
Campbell "William, 3413 Geary
Campbell & Jordan, 10 Mason
Canterbnrv James H., 1815 Webster
CARR JOHN G., 8 Taylor
Castagnino P. & Brn., 1509 Stockton
Casseron Armand,639 California
Cavaglla G. B.. 617 Greenwich
Chenoweth John A., 1704 Sacramento
Chlsholm Christopher, 330 Pine
Chlsholm Daniel, 330 Pine
Cisneros Cristobal. 1317 Powell
Classen John C. 330 Pine
Clees Pierre, 804 Pacific
Cohane Lawrence, 710 Turk
Coleman & Pauls, 319 Leavenworth
Collins P. J. & Son, 330 Pine
Comstock Merlin, 1157 Mission
CoDlin John, 338 Seventh
Conrad Henry A., 625 California
C.iinvl William A., 516 Kearny
Cook Ale.xamliT S., !I08 Valencia
Cook .Iolin.615 Pine
Cook Thos. cor Spear and Mission
Crichton Peter, 330 Pine
Dav JohnG.,.3:« Pine
DaV Thomas H., 330 I'Ine
Deiismore John, 208 Stevenson
De Witt <fe McCausland. 320 Jackson
Dlercks Henry, 50:t Bush
Donovan Patrick. 416 Fifth
Douglass Thomas A., 2809 Geary
Drver Bernard, X\0 Pine
Diichle John, 1565 Market
Dutton Loren J., 237 o'Farrell
Eastman Webster, 182 Perry
Ehrmann Valentine, 24 Stockton PI
Elben & Schefl'auer, '225 Post
Elam Thomas, Sanchez bet Hancock
and Eighteenth •
Elford Richard. 924J^ Folsom
Elliott Edward, 6.59 Folsom
Elliott Henry, 1051 Chestnut
Felge Henrv,3 Lick Alley
Fernhof F. J.. 517 Geary and 532 Jones
Fischer Charles. N s Washington nr
Cherry
Fltzpatrlck Arthur G.. 330 Pine
Foltz Frank G., 1437 Bush
Ford George, 312 Jackson
Frlchette Louis I).. 106 Washington
Gearv James. 330 Pine
Gerts & Edgar, 1915 Bush
Gillespie George G.. 330 Pine
Gltsham Charles, 717 Valencia
Gonyeau John B., 330 Pme
Grant John T.. 3;« Pine
Gray Jesse, 378 Sliotwell )
Gray & Stover, .330 Plue
Greene Charles B., 330 Pine
Griffin Anthony. 9as McAllister
Griffin Patrick F., 3.30 Pine
Guerin P., 822 Jackson
Hamilton Thomas J.. 334 Sixth
Hanlon John, 1617 California
Hanson John P., 15>4 Stockton
Harvlt Joseph, 724 Larkln
Hatch Hiram E., 330 Pine
Hathaway Nathan, 1612 Mission
Hills S. M., 32 Hubbard and 842 Clay
Hoffmann Victor Jr.. 515!'2 Fourth
Hoflfmann William T.. 1611 Powell
Horstmever & Thiele, 37 Annie
Hubert Charles, 220 ( )'Fari;eU
Hurlbut Reuben P., 330 Pine
Hussev Albion C, 734 Washington
Hussey George V.. 1706'4 Larkln
Ingerson & Gore. 330 Pine
Jackson Archibald. 3:30 Pine
Jacques I. F., 114 Montgomery Av
Jennings F. A. & Co., 862 Mission
Johnson Olof, 705 Howard
Johnston James, 1910" Fillmore
Judd Charles M., 1507 Pine
Keenan Hugh. 330 Pine
Kent Samuel H , 330 Pine
Kera Frederick W., 330 Pine
Kincaid & Thompson, 330 Pine
Klahn August. 330 Pine
Klatt Ferdinand, 330 Pine
Klein Jacob, 330 Pine
Kluber Joseph, 919 3Iontgomery
Koch Otto, 1605 Folsom
Kraps "William, 827 Sutter
Kreger William B., 530 Mission
Lafferty Dennis H., 8 Taylor
La Grange Frederick, 320 Mont Av
Laun William, Mission Koad nr Six
Mile House
Lawrence Jav V., 619 Sacramento
Leach Marcellus, 63S Market
Le Bihan Leonard, 1213 Fillmore
Leonani Joseph A., 330 Pine
Lisbie Frank, Ull Vallejo
Little William, 107 O'Farrell
Logan James F.. 212 Ninth
Lott William S. & Co., 74o Mission
Luger Joseph, 206 Sixteenth
Lvnch Michael, 433 Third
Lvon Allen P., 510 Post
Macdonald Allen, 330 Pine
Maher Joseph W., 330 Pine
Mahonev Brothers, 3:50 Pine
MahoneV J. J., 1904 Market
McCann Richard, 330 Pine
McCann Eugene, 221 Golden Gate Av
McCnmas Nicholas, 1050 Valencia
McE ichren D., Prospect Av nr Lizzie
McElrov A ml re w, :V0 Pine
Mclnernv James. 330 Pine
Mcfnuess John H., 8:57 Geary
McKay John H., 134 Main
McPhun William, 1075 Market
MECREDY BROTHERS,
3 Jessie
Merrv Thomas. 109 Jackson
Mlller.Vdam, 616 Kearny
Mitchell K. & Son, 950 Howard
Mitchell Thos., NE cor Utah and Yolo
Mdller & sass, 1 Webb
Montrose John B., 1607 Geary
Moore Urothers, 330 Pine
Moore Thomas B., 21 Golden Gate Av
Morris Lemuel P., 903 Jones
Morton J. B. & Son, 6 Spring
Muller A Son, 2.VJ8 Howard
Murphy Charles P., 3036 Sixteenth
Nagel Gustave A., 1-535 Polk
Nagle George D..317 Montgomery
Nichols George F., 6 Cedar
Norton Albert, 330 Pine
Norton Charles H.. 616 California
O'Brien D. J., 321 Montgomery
O'Brien Jeremiah T., 802 Fulton
O'Connor Jeremiah, 733 Howard
Odell Walter L., 209 Mason
Ogden Benjamin F., 4:15 Hayes
Overton E. P., 212 Pacinc
Parent Charles L., 2.32 Fremont
Parker BufuR, 330 Pine
.Paulson & Co., 421^23 Jones
Peters William J., 215 O'Farrell
PEULECKA HENRY L., 17 Halleck
H. PEULECKA,
Carpenter and Buildei
17 HALLECK STREET,
Between Sansome and Battery Sts .
Opp. Wells, Fargo & Go's Express
Office. Stores and Offices Fitted Ijp,
Jobbing promptly attended to.
Pratt Elijah S., 325 Francisco
PRATT HENRY G., 51 Clay
Quackenbush Thomas M.,511 Jackson
Rechter John, 1126 Dupont
Rees David, 309 Steiner
Reese Otto, cor Fell and Devlsadero
Reld Joseph W., 6:52 Washington
Rice Michael D., 205 Ellis
Robertson John, 3:50 Pine
Kobinett Thomas, 532 Sacramento
RoblSsJn & Gmespie 317 and 339 Sutter
Rodd (Jharles H«212'4 Central Av
Roeber Christopher, 928 Post
Rogers Amos C, 812 Folsom
Rogers Joslah N , 1328 Bush
ROSS James, NW cor Linden and Van
Salsbifry Ge'orge M., 1817 Broadway
Rchaffield William, 7 Twenty-second
Scheerer Joseph * Co., 1628 Market
Schieble George, 1803 Powell
Schmidt & Gensler, 8 Taylor
Schoenmaker C, 654 \\ ashington
Scott John J., 620 Jones
Scouler James, 373 Natoma
Secor Brothers. 668 Howard
Shaw Nathan W., 510 Post
Siess George, 34 Ellis
Simoson R. F., 330 Pine
Small Allen, 2403 Mission
Smilie Robert, 3.30 Pine
Smith James W., 330 Pine
Smith WMlliam H., 761 Mission
Snook John A., 2704 Miss on
Snow Chester J., 1704 Fillmore
Soulen G. & Son, 508 Ninth
Stewart Th<.mas, 30 Norfolk
Stoner John H., 125}^ Oak
Straub Nicholas, 35 Eleventh
Sullivan Timothy, 330 Pine
Tapper Herman G., 527 Pine
TerrillCharlesC., 330 Pine
THOMSON WM. T., 418 Commercial
W. T
Carpente
THOMSON,
and Ballder,
41S COMMERCIAL STREET,
All kinds of Jobbing promptly attended
to Steam power wood working ma-
chinery and other facilities for neatness
and dispatch.
Tilden Charles L., 8 Quincy
Trainor John "W., 211 Fourth
"Walker Abner, 2112 Fillmore
Walker George H., 1713 Sacram
Waterburv Charles S., 330 Pine
Weber Martin, 634 Commercial
Weckerle Charles, 116 Jackson
"Weinoehl Frederick, 1602 Mission
DIXON, BORGESON & CO..
Manufacturers of Shew Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martel SI
W. & J. SLOANE & CO
IniixntMs ami Diahis in
CHRPETS. UPHOLSTERy, WINDOW SHUDES.
641 to 647 Market St.
NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.
New York Address, - Broadway bet. Eighteenth and iffnctecnth.
W. k J. SLOANE & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CARPETS AND RUGS,
Axminsters (Imported and Domestic)
Moquettes.
Eody Erussels.
Tapestrjr Brussels.
Three-plys and Ingrains.
Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
Persian, Indian and Turkish Rugs.
UPHOLSTERY.
Furniture Covering.
Sillc and Mohair Plushes.
Lace Curtains.
Portieres.
Draperies.
Bedding Supplies.
Upholsterers' Hardware.
■
Headquarters for
^PAD HARASZTHY & ZQ.{.^^..rr;:7^r:-':
CAR
1311
CAR
:E=>io:iNrEEFL
topst iBating Machines
353 and 355 TEHAMA STI{P:kt,
BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH 8TS., S^IT FRAITCISOO.
We beg leave to inform our friends and patrons tliat wo liave opfiifd. In conjunrtlon wllh our CAHPITT
LEANING WORKS, a first-class CLEANING AND DYEING KNTABI>IflHMKNT, and ar* pt*.
ured to do work of every description in a superior manner ut reasonable rat.a.
Our MACHINERY in all departnaents is of the latest design and jiatent, and w«> arv rnablfd thvrvby to
> the best work in the city. TeIpphon<> 304O.
J. SPAULDING &c CO., Prop'rs
^elsmann Louis, 81i Paclflc
'■erllnir .Jacob, 1132 York
'harft- William H., 3.30 Pine
^HKELER & BURDICK, 115 Davis
'hltedrrlnE., 330 Pine
nicox .Joseph R., 330 Pine
Hike Thorwald S., 326 Fourth
nillams George, 713 Franklin
nison .John <fc Son, 622 Laguna
?ll6on & McKenzie,418,'^ Larkln
oung Leander G., 316 Grant Av
eree .Joseph. 845 Valencia
wlerleln & Pavel. 330 Pine
GKO. R. BOWLES,
arpenter and Builder,
408 MASON STREET.
; General .Jobbing of every description
roniptlv attended to. Contracts made
)r building and fitting up Stores, etc.
MECREDY BROS.
Carpenters and Builders
SHOP : 3 JESSIE ST.,
lear First Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
H. G. PRATT,
Carpenter and Builder
51 CLAY ST.
Near Dnimni, SAN FRANCISCO.
Sox Churns a Specialty.
Stores and Offices fitted np. All kinds
if Jobbing promptly attended to.
THOS. ROBINETT,
CARPENTER and BUILDER
- Steam I'owpr—
53S Sac-rnnieiiloKI., H. F.
Itores and omtcB litti<l up, and every
description c,f Jobl.lng promptly
att
WHEELER tc BURDICK,
Carpenters and Builders
Its DAVIS STREET,
Jet. California and Socramento Sts.
STEAM POWER USED.
Carpet Kcntlnff.
CITY- STEAM CARPET
BEATING AND RENO-
VATING WORKS, •H-M
Eigbtli (Si'e advt. next pane) ;
Conklln Frank, SM Golden Gate Av I
Ferguson S. S. * Co.. 21-23 Tenth
.JONES 11. L., :;4 Eighth
Merrill Parker, 453 Stevenson I
MITCHELJ. J. E.,2.30 Fourteenth j
Stratton Schuyler, 1211 Market
JAMES E. MITCHELL,
230 FOURTEENTH ST,
WOO»WAKI>'K UARDKNN.
My facilities enable me to
CLEAN CARPETS
Better and More Promptly
than any otli.T house In tli.> City.
CALL AND SEE ME
Before liuviii); your Work
Done.
KEKLKR, BAR.NKH ^ CO..
T-JSMnrUt
Klll<rtiinii .Intuit. I.IM m.^kl-n
L.UNDY D., l«» M>rkrl
M A t K A Y ALKXANDKR,
715 Market
Malone Jani" H.. M Fnnrth
Marrhrbout Broihern, MZ Monlxonwrr
Av
McPHUN WILLIAM. 1075
Market
MILLER JONKPH A..
inmi .Mark-'i
Neiinianii A *'•>., llT.xi^'.li
I'attoru-n William .1., 2i.% Sl»ii-cn«h
J'luni ('li«rli'« M, <t (■", I'lh^Mrry v. •.,
1:M V'tr Markfi
Ftavi- A Hamiiti.n. T.V Mar*"-!
ItoM'iiilal .l..~.i.li. no K..iir(h
SCHLUETKR A VOLBKRG.
TfC' Mlirk-t
SHIREK * CO.. T^fMarkrl
•SLOA.NE W. At J. lb CO..
Ml (V|:i Mork.l
STERLING FCRMTCHE
CO.. IH >- •■
STItAIII.K.I ^t.^k^t
T.Tr> J..M-1 I .1
Walcm li
"WalUr I'. -N .. ... . • .^::'r.
Carpet Denlera.
("Wholfuntf.)
AcTterman * Strauns, 807 Market
Aronson A.. i:nO Stockton
BASCU SAMUEL, 915 Market
liar.' Iir..s.,:!-.'J lliivcn
lirriianl A I',, u/ndoux, 312 Sutter
H(■r^ntl (;ll^tavl■, 'Jfi I'ost
Bird. I. \V.,;c:(« MUslon
Carr l'eler.l.,'iHOI MUhion
(;hlctiK<> Clo( k Co., lO" -t MIcdIon
Conn.'llv & Ilorl.', 71'' Miirk.-t
DUFFY JAMES Jit CO..
H\\ Market
F.dwardh Frank C.SM Market
Khnnpfort William, 14 Third and 13W
Market ,, , ,
FoxtJcMrL'e W.,820Mark.'l ,, ^^
'Kred.TK ks .loi-pt, A Co.. MO Market
CoMbcri; Solomon. «." Market
CnlllxHon Brothcr».!i»'. Market
(iuilixHonll. F. ACo..«:<n>larkct
Ilcnev W..I.&«'o.. IH-- ^''"»
IlenkoA. ¥.,110 1^
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INDIANAPOLIS M AM -
FACTURING CO., MS-M*
Mibslon
Vr. tc J. 8LOANE * CO.
THE LEADING CARPET
And DPHOLSTERY HODSE
t»n ih-- rulfli i'''a«t.
641 to A47 MARKKTNT.
Next »\>-y I'nU" M..i't
All grade., f
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tolhehliih.-'
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ARMKS A n.M.I.AM (|.«p»r> »»-«
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CarprI »ia«aftM>l»r*r«.
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Markay Alr»»i..l. r ,r« TIS V«rk»i
Carprt «*trrp»r«.
Armed flonrgr W . 11" •'•'''•■'"'• _.
P I O K R B K N K l> I C T .
.imsnll.r
Unna Jacob A <•■>.. is: >'■ *« '
rarpol Tlir#a«l«.
BARBOUR BBOTHKW*. •»«•
till MarkKt
rt
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EADING TYPE FODNDERi PALMER & REY
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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KSTABIilSHKU JANUARY 1, 1886.
IHE cm lim CiRFET BEiTING
And RENOVATING WORKS,
24-26 EIGHTH STREET, bet. Market and Mission Streets.
The Machines in use in this establishment are superior in every respect to any machinei
in the United States. They are guaranteed not to rip or damage the carpets in any way
Carpets taken up by careful and experienced men ; cleaned, returned, and laid the sam<
day, if desired.
Refitting, Sewing and Laying of Carpets a Specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect,
Orders by mail or telephone promptly attended to,
WM. K. FLINT, Manager.
Received the First Premium at the Mechanics' Fair in 1886 and 1887, over all competi
tors, for the best process of Cleaning and Eenovating of Carpets. 1^= Telephone call 3250
Carrias« and Cab Conipa-
PACIFIC CAERIAOE CO,
H Powell
United Carriage Co., office 2 New Mont
Carriage and W^agron
makers.
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Allen John, 1112 Howard
Becraft Amerin T., SW cor Bartlett
and Twenty-third
Biagini Bros., 619 Front
Biagiiil Oassiiniro, 520 Davis
Bo\ d Kobert C, 30^8 Mission
Black H. M. & Co., 59.i-5!(2 Mission
Briggs Frank A. & Co., 220 Mission
Brouillard John, HE cor Thirtieth and
Mission
Bull & Grant Farm Implement Co., 14
Main
BurgeS. S.,26Beale
CarvlU Mnfg Co., 7-9 Powell
Cobleigh John L. & Co., 2020 Polk
Columbus Buggy Co., 223 Market
Coletti Lulgi, 42 Vallejo
Commins Peter W., 3261 Mission
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craig & Son, SVV cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
Baclin & Son, 702 Sansome
Day J. S. & Co., 94,S Mission
Dean Warren Y., 55 Beale
Dupuy J. & Co., 630 Broadway
Engle Nelson B., Ocean View
Ewing John F., 1119 Alabama
Faikiiigham Kdward (children's) Six-
teenth, ur Folsom
Farren John W., 121 Beale
Feisel F. T. & Co., 1509 Mission
Folsom A. & Son, 217 Ellis
FrunK Bros., 3^-35 Main
GALLAGHER BERNARD, 216 Mis-
sion
Gallagher J. & Son, 843 Harrison
Gibeau I. 0., 509 Twentv-sl.tth
Glesen Kobert, 305 Linden Av
Goodrich John H., 110 Oregon
Grave B. & Co., 421 Pacific
Hall William. 903 Golden Gate Av
Herold Charles, W s San Bruno Road,
nrArmv
HIG6INS J. & SON, 1234 Fol-
Hockschulz F. <fe Co., cor Tenth and
Hofstetter Herman, Railroad Av, nr
Tenerlffe
Holmes H. E. & Co., 834-S36 Howard
Hottua & Hansen, 715 Folsom
Keany Felix, 1118 Mission
KERR DAVID, 47-J9 Beale
Kltzmuller Michael, 85fi Howard
Klapperich John J., 3 Grand Av
Krueger George F.,1114 Harrison
Lacaze Baptisie, 714 Sansome
La Chapelle Joseph J., 230 Mission
Lanseron Francois, 414 Broadway
Langiey & Jones, 27 Washington
Larklns & Co., 631-633 Howard
Locke James P.. 670 Mission
L.OW1VEY JE^RE & SONS,
426 Ninth
Lowney T. F., 1171 Howard
Maler Thomas, 2313 Mission
Martin & Torrey, 1604 Mission
Marshall Robert, 18:!5 Mission
Matthai J. C. H. & Son, E s Mission,
nr Twenty-ninth
Maurlno J. & Co., 424 Pacific
Mayer John L., 518 Sixth
McArron Charles, 540 Valencia
McCue Carriage Factorv, 1317 Market
McGregor .\lexander, 760 Bryant
Mersereau & Son, 2245 Slission
Mo wry W. A., 1140 Folsom
Mueller William, 1128 Mission
Muthwillig Joseph, 520 Davis
Neumiller Jacob, 23 Seventh
Newkirk D. I.. 2723 Mission
O'Brien P. J. & Sons, 329-331 Golden
Gate Av
Panlinl Louis, 103 Oregon
Peckhum George W., 1232 Folsom
Pluns W. J. F., 3020 Washington
Rentschler John G., 1624 Mission
Roberts Thomas, 1613 Market
Roemer .loseph, 1927 Mission
Ross Charles. 521 Mission
Roihgaiiger Frederick, 834 Harrison
Riiegg & Schlegel, 972 Harrison
Kueser Charles, 316 McAllister
SANBORN A. W. «& CO., 24
Beale
Schlndler Henry B., 128 Spear
Srhulz Wlllinm & Son, 787 Mission
Shaft Orin M., 854 Howard
Sliaw William E., 1621 Market
SIcotte R. & Co.,W B Mission nr Ran-
dall
Sophey Joseph, 820 Folsom
Soule Eugene, NW cor Fourth and
Bryant
Stamer August, 105 Oregon
Stahlecker J., 834 Harrison
Stitt Rol)ert, 645 Mission
Studebaker Brothers' Mnfg Co., 201-207
Maik'^t
Snhl C. F., 114 Drumm
Thompson John D., 3009 Mission
Truni«n 1. C. J., 111-115 First
Van Dvne James, 229 RItch
Von Kmlen John, NW cor Fifth and
Clara
Wertsch William, NW cor Golden Gate
Av and Jones
Wight & H .cl<ing, 1517 Polk
Wlllard Edward, 1128 Mission
Wonnuth Martin, 1617 Fillmore
Wright John C, 346 McAllister
Carriage and Wagon Ma-
terials.
Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
California Carriage Top Mnfy, 216-211
Mission
Hanley & Dawson, 27-29 Beal«
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co.,S1
cor Market and Beale
Higgins J. & Son, 1234 Folsom
Holt Brothers. 30-32 Main
Kingsland Thomas G., 710 Folsom
Laage C. H., 216-218 Mission
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
USBORN R. F. & CO. (hardware) 75'
Market
PACIFIC AXLE CO., 213 Mission
Roehm & Davison, C. Warner agent
109 California
Stein Ctiarles W,, 265 Stevenson
Straut W. E. &Co.,NWcorSacramenti
alid Dr.imm
Studebaker Brothers' Mnfg Co., 201-20
Market
T^YLER «& FLINT, 31 Beale
VAN WINKLE I. S. iSl CO.
413-415 Market
VARNEY THOMAS H. B..
42-44 Fremont
WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 16-2'
Beale
Wormuth Martin E., 1617 Fillmore
Carriage and Wagon
Springs.
Betts Spring Co. (manfacturers) 21
Fremont
VAN WINKLE I. S. Si CO..
413-415 Market
Varney T. A. B., 42-44 Fremont
WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 16-2'
Beale
Carriage Hardware.
Holt Bros., 30 Main
OSIJORN R. F. & CO., 751 Market
PACIFIC AXLE CO., 213 Mission
Roehm & Davison, C. Warner agent
109 California
Studebaker Brothers Mnfg Co., 201-20
Market
Tavier& Flint, 31 Beale
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO.
421-427 Market
VARNEY T. H. B., 42-44 Fre
mont
WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 16-2
Beale
Carriage Uamps.
BOESCH E. & CO.. 581-585 Mission
MARTKLL JOHN, 623 Sa.ranient
TRUMAN, HOOKER Si CO..
421-427 Market
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartfori
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY ImabkTt^.Wj HEW BOOKS mim DAILY.
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Carrinse Painters.
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Ca(«r«ra.
CADENAi; J. M. A Oi.. 728
Gat.'Av
l'nlll.T.I..lin f;., JO I.pwi,
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J. cadehau & CO.
THK ONLY
pench /.Caterers /.and /.purveyors
71JS OOUDHX (.All-. .W'l-:.
Jet. 1-ranklin St. and Jeflfersuu Square S\n I-'kanc i--' >
(Koniierly. f..r iiwiiy years, it o.^j Tin.- Mr.-.-i i
U't- are pleased to inform the Public and our many Patron ^ uhir .m
'iioioit of the great increase of our business, rvc hair just completed our
lezc' building, and that zee are uoxl' better prrporr,l Id r,;rl:,- mid mi:,- ,1/
mr 071'n House, as tvell as outside,
Xledding Parties,
l^eeeptions, Buffees,
Dinners, Banquets,
Surprise Parties, Etc.
AV TH/: IKKV PI- ST SI )
crything that the most skillful Cooks and Confectioners can fro-
nt be on hand, and to be had at the shortest notice. Our Tahle-
'ay-out and Service is zvithout e.vceptions the z-ery finest, best s-'lected and
most complete on the Pacific Coast.
Address .-
CADENAU Sc CO.
728 GOLDEN GATE AHEMUE
,ilies ami Social Clnl.- xuUu^Uu^ i" m>^ I'arlic.'. lul I-iil. 1 ..,:r n,. m ''"''■"
r outside, will surelv find it lo their bciK-lil to favor ii> \yv\
licmselves, and be convinced that by giviiiR us their or.li-i-
Ives a world of Trouble. Worry and Kxcitenient, winch li. ^^^
For tlie proper enjoyment of their parties afterwards, and aN>). in 111.. ->
more money.
Constantly on hand: Varied lee Creams, ^o'^bier., N.«pont-in Sorbet... UJ>^
Jellies, al.so, to order, mayonnaise Solodes. Terrapins, Boned Turkey, Proflt, Paiee..
Oysters in any style, Ete., Etc. ,1 _
1>. S.-We also take orders for l-lowers, Oecoration.s Chinese and J«J«ncMr On.«-
meuts. Gas Chandeliers and l-i.vtures, I'atent Hat Racks, Musicians, eti. etc.
Turk Street or McAllister Street Cars will take you to within one Wock fr»^» »;"";.,7
the Sutter Street System, with its different transfers, lo within Ihrct block-.
Als
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Catc .\\
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(.S'e« Coopers.)
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Gibeai
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KSTABLISUBD JANUARY 1, 1886.
Tl fiTrnw OPflTiAM fiAnflTim nPAmTMn
Hofste
Te
Holnu
Hottui
Keany ieiix, lilS Mission
KERR DAVID, 47-49 Beale
Kltzniuller Michael, 85fi Howard
Klapperich John J., 3 Graud Av
Wight <fe H.ckinc, 1517 Polk
Wlilard Edward, 1128 Mission
Woriiiuth Martin, 1617 Fillmore
Wright John C, 346 McAllister
& CO.. 581-585 Mission
MAHTKLL JOHN, fi23 SacrnnientO
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO.,
421-^27 Market
MATIONAL Fire Ins. Co, of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. DORMN, Manai
mi. SESTO^, AsA. Uaaai
flE BANCROFT COMPANY iMARKTT".fH.,T.} NEW BOOKS RT^OTED DAILI.
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Carrinse Painter*.
ISee Painter t—Ca\Tiaoe.)
Carriase Reponitories.
owley Samuel C. & Co., 621 Mission
olunibUB UUKK'V t'o., 221-223 Market
lavburnU 4 Brainleiibteln, SW cor
"Jlls.slon ami New MmitironierT
iistman Thomas S., 40-16 New Mont-
gomery
•rank bMthers, 33-35 Mnlii
lawlev Brothere Hardware Co., 301-
XO'i Market
JAXBORN A. W. & CO., 24
li.ale
ituililmker Brothers Mnfg Co., 201-207
Miirket
PRUMAN, HOOKKR& CO.,
421-427 Market
ViUey O. F. <fc Co., 317 Montgomery
CarrlaiEe Trimmers.
Icharc] Charles Jr., 318 McAllister
Salvlu James A., 23 Seventh
Caase Charles H., 216-218 Mission
Melnhardt F. W.. 848 Howard
llolier Charles, 1112 Mission
PACIFIC TOP CO.. 421 Market
^levers & Hoebel, 627 Howard
Jtcin C.W., 265 Stevenson
Iracv Joseph, 318 McAllister
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO.,
421-427 Market
Van Court John F., 25 Washington
PACIFIC TOP CO.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Bnesy and Wagon Tops, CnsMons, etc.
421 Market St., S. F.
Caterers.
CAPENAr J. M. k CO., 728 Ooldco
Gate Av
Palller .liilin G.,20 L^wU
SKABVRG (IIARLKH K.. vi«
lly.l.-
JOHN M. CADENAU 4 CO,
FEENCH CATERERi;
SUri'LY
WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS.
DINNERS,
BuflftieB, and all Family Partleii,
Btc, in the viry b.st style. Full
charfji! taken and everything fur-
nished.
Please send note or postal card, and
we will call promptly on you, to
make all uccchxary urraiiKiMnetits.
Address: French Caterers,
728 <jiOL,»»:N UATK AVB.
(See adv.. opposite page 288.)
Carrlaees— Children's.
DavlK Brothers, 419 Kearny, 718 and
12.34 Market
Davis Brothers, Bergmann <tCo., 10-16
Sutter
Falklngham Edwin (mnfr) 830 Six-
teenth
Felgenbaum & Co., 520-526 Market
Flavin 51. J. & Co., M24-i»28 Market
Peters F. M. L. & Co., 207 Mont
Cartridges.
l|.'lllo«t.r.
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WOOD,
Pinr
VlK-nlor Ami. O^m Rsilcrr
Wolff William at Co.. in rronl
at, NBRR.
Mark«t sbd U
Allen E. T., 416 Market
CULT'S PATKNT FIKE ARMS
MANUFACTURING CO., I. K.
D. Grubb agent, 10 Front
Seaver W. A. (agent) 10 Fnjnt
S £ L. B Y SMELTING AND
liKAD C<»., 416 Moutfc'omery
SKTNKKK JOHN. 258 Market
Ponntag Chas. & Co., 116 Market
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE
CO., 10 Front
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 418
Market
Carts.
TRUMAN. HOOKER & CO.. 421-427
Market
Carvers— H^ood.
Blohm Ludwig. 213 Mission
Brvant John, 217 Spoar
Cailfornia Plaster Decoration Works,
861 Mission
Gretip Charles. .WS Fifth
HOWARD THOMAS, 308 Mis-
si .n
Lov. Jmv E. B. (ship) 20 Steuart
MrKINNIE MURRAY, 30-32
Spear
Schiller Charles F., Sfil Mission
8TKAHLF, JACOB & Co., 515 Market
Tietze Gustav, 211 MlnMon
White Brothers. 625 Slxih
Cask Manafactarers.
{See Coopers.)
CathoIU*
DIEPEN BROCK BROS.
DOEIXG, l:i'.iO Market
WALDTKUFKL A.,7:s7 Market
Cellnlold <>oodi>.
BRUNSWICK- BALKE-COL-
LENDER CO.. 6o3 Market
Brunswick Billiard and Pool Table
Mnfg Co. Tlie E., 205-211 Battery
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, 718 and
1234 Market
HALL A. I. & SON, .^28-530 Market
STKAIILK JACOB &0).. 515 Market
TORMEY Hi EARL.E, 220 Sut-
ter
Cement.
{Hee aluo Lime.)
Berkeley Cem -nt Co.. 328 Montgomery
Blochman & Cerf, 7 Drunim
California I'ortland Cement Co., .T>
Montcni'-ry
COLEMAN WM. T. <!k CO.
(Koseudale) SW cor Market anl
Main
DAVIS <fe C0WELL.21I Drunim
Dempster A Keys, 202 Market
Dnl>enberg Charles & Co., 314 .^ac
Forbes Bros., 418 Jackson
Holmes Lime Co., 14-18 Market
LANEW. E.,50>Kearnv
Mooser Charles E., XM Kenm.v
Occidental I'ortland Cement Co., 307
Sansome
Pozzuolana Cement Co.. 328 Mont
Tlernan R. & Co.,282'2 Mission
Cemeteries.
SALEM, N^w JewUh
Cemetery of Conjrrrjfu-
tion Belh Inrael, Pd
L.ibos Av iir Sum
Levy secntary.ollii
Klnke Anna. %» >l<.ni<i.iiiery
HAKAS/.TIIY AKI'AK A Co., U)
Wflilnk't'.n
Urhman Cal. Wine (>>. The, «U-«»
Brannan
Quirosl. A(V>..l0l3Markrt
Cliareoal.
(«e« aUo rtxil : aim HVW mul Cnat.)
Allen W. Kthan.SK<'>rTurk aod Joiw*
Church .S. H. Ml M i t. n,. >
(•lovannini I' <
K.HTUr Aii.
LANK W. 1
Llndaiieri.i.
.McI)..n«M r. .\.,-.. r
OhlaU'lt S.At.j.yu.u.)k.'i.> U>-l.Ai*
nr N'.Mii.u
WAI\WI<IGHT4( KAHTON.
1.11 1.1.1 K.I-.M!
t'hrnilfnl ^i
iiifm-mrer*'
llelKl.ls, M.
22 S«ii»ome
Chain Mamifaotnrers.
PAYNE BROTIIEHS, 12.'. Il.ward
Phelps Mnfg Co.. i;H7 I'runim
Cbair Manuraetnrers.
(See alio Fiimiturr .\taim/netureri.)
Greffe Charles. -W .►"'''''., .„ Mi„i„n
Hcvwood Bros. A_l'o„ ft^.'MiM MJwjI'Ji
Ind'.anapolii
siPokftfi^K'^fiH-
ifJ^Wsf^t^S™
CHemlral Workt
California, J-hii Up>n..|.|«. I
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IndinnnpullsKurnlti; , ^,,,.|„„
MAR K S A O J C M T A II I. K
FOLDING CHAIR CO.
603 Market i ^.
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5«n
, .M.l Market
.TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, Clly Atfent,
510 California StreeU
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Bayly Cliarles A, SW cor Grant Av
and Sutter
Bauer Jolin A.. 101 Post
OoleBarls J., SK cor l'acmcan<l Kearny
Df vine John, SK cor Kearny ami Clay
Drofsel J. It.. NW cor Jackson and
Powell
Falkenau & Reese, 328 Montgomery
Ooldarncena Orel M., 1201 Dupont
Gro7.er Fred A., SE cor Sixth and Har-
rison
Hall Bros., 324 Clay
Hanks Henry G., 718 MontRoniery
Happersberger Emll, SE cor Sixth and
Market
Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and
.Jackson „ ,
Irelau William Jr., Pioneer Bldg
Isaacson Jacob, SW cor Geary and
Larkin
Johnston ■\Vllllam P.. 51-1 Kearny
Jov Edwin \V., 852 Market
Kell Fred C, 2000 Market
KELLY FRANK S., 102 Eddy
Lanu'ley & Michaels (miifg) 34^0 First
Lanszwlert Louis, 360 Fourth
Lefevre J. Baptiste, 401 Kearny
Lenpfeld A. L., NE cor Stockton and
Gearv and NE cor Market and
Powell
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23 Ste-
venson
Mayhew William E., 144 Fourth
Mccormick John A. (mnfg) 158 First
Merten. Moffltt & Co.. 307-30!) Front
Patek Abraham, 513 Sixth
Petibeau E. & Co., NE cor Ninth and
PRICE's'^ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacra-
mento ,^ i J
Rossi Pietro C, NE cor Dupont and
Montgomery Av
Stearns, Worden & Co., 326 Townsend
Steele James G. & Co., 6.35 Market
Strong Colin G., 21 Third
Thompson Noah S., SE cor Steuart and
Market
WAKEIiEE & CO., SE cor
Montgomery and Bush and NE cor
Suiter and Polk ,^ , ^
WENZELL W. T. & CO., 532 Market
Wldber James H., SW cor Market and
Third
Zahaldano A., 1124 Stockton
Clieiuists— Analytical.
Chimney Sweeper*.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McLeod TIu>mas, 434 I'lnc
O'Neill Henry S.. 407 Bush ^
WM. E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street, corner Calilornla
SMOKY CHIMNEYS
CURED.
Chimneys and Ranges Repaired.
Chimney Tops. Ventilators.
Chimney Sweeping Neatly
Done.
Established 1860.
Call lor Telephone 315.
Chimney Tops.
CSee also Stoves and Tinware.)
Anderson ATallon, 12 Market
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
•N.CLARK&tSONS.
GY 106 MARKET ST.yo
FORDERER JOSEPH F.,226 Mission
GLADDING;McBEAN8cC0
J358i &. 1360 MARKETST:
LANE W' . E., 505 Kearny
Murtha William <>., 1417 Buchanan
SchoU Michael, 900 Vallejo
SCHUSTER BROS. & CO. (Mann'
patent130G Sutter and 130 Third
TRACY BRD'S &CD.
*lilj* 2JZXIGHTH STREET.
"WM. T. WENZELL & CO.
Analytical and Consulting
Office and Laboratory :
532 MABKE?" STREET.
Careful Analysis, Qualitative and
Ouantitative, made ot Ores, iMetels,
Soils, Waters, Foods, Medicines, Poi-
sons, etc.
Chimney Pipe— Terra Cotta.
Browell Jeremiah,%27 Montgomery
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
NE cor Market and Larkin
N. CLARK StSONS.
GV 106 MARKET. ST.y^
1340 Market and
GLADDINGiMgBEAN^&SQ
n^R a 1360 MARKET ST.J
LANE W. E., 505 Kenrnv
TRAG*BRD^S&m
Chimneys— Patent.
Browell Jeremiah, 727 Montgomery
Clawson L. E. & Co., 1340 Market and
912 Kearny
LANE AV. E.. 505 Kearny
SCHOSTER BROS. & CO. (Mann's)
306 Sutter and 130 Third
TRACY BROS. <fe CO., 20 Eighth
China ^Vare.
(See Crockery and Glass Ware.)
Chiropodists.
Atherton L. Mrs., 51 Murphy Bldg
Carver Benjamin F.. 13 Grant Av
Cowan Robert H.. 126 Kearny
Elias James, 610 Market
Frankenburg Julius, 1013 Larkin
Halpruner W. S., 850 Market
Jnujes E., 608 Market _ „ ..„
LYNCH J. WINGFIBLD, 10
Gearv
McAllister Harvey H., 126 Kearny
Popper Veil, 127 Montgomery
Chocolate Manufactnrers.
GHIRARDELLI D. & SONS, 415
Jackson
Guittard E. & Co., 207 Sacramento
SHERWOOD & SHER-
WOOD (importers Fay's Bris-
tol Chocolate) 214 Market and 15
Pine
Chronometers.
{See also Watches.)
Dillon Edward Jr., 310 California
Pace Charles. 418 Batterv
Sherwood William J.. 140 Montgomery
SHREVE GEO. C. <fc CO., 106-108-110
Montgomery
Steinmetz C. H.. 109 Montgomery
tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Churn Mannfactnrers.
ARMES GEORGE W^., 119
Calitnrnia
ARMES & DALIiAM, 226-232
WICKSON G. G. & CO.. 3-5
Front
Cider-JManufactarers.
Bllven & LcwlR,161 New Montgomery
California and Oregon Cider Worke,
417 Battery
Dey G. 1'., 626 Kearny and 851 Market
Grover Augustine A., 1323 Guerrero
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sansome
Morse L H. & Co., 627 Front
Muzlo John, 540 Fifteenth
Rottanzl G., 1027Market. 1012 Valencia
and cor Twentv-third and Rrvant
SHERWOOD & SHER-
WOOD (agents Ellenville
Champagne Cider Co.) 214 Market
an.l 15 I'lue
Van Tassel B. L.. 120 Golden Gate Av
Cigarettes— Mannfactnrers.
Bohls H. & Co., 419 Battery
Bollman & Kruger. .540 California
IiYNDS A. (agent Allen & Gm-
ter, Richmond > 226 California
Morelos Antonio. 635 Paclflc
Rosenthal Barnet, 424 Montgomery
Cigarmakers' Supplies.
Ordensteln & Co., 306 Battery
Otto A. F., 405 Front
Cigars— Importers and Job- ■
bers.
Alexander David, 318 Sacramento
Alvarez Gaetano, 113 Front
Cohn E. & Co., 225 Montgomery and 1
Kearny
COHN G. & CO.
206-208 Battery
Corwin G. B.& Ci ».(agents) 1435 Market
CTJRTIS, DIXON Hi CO., 309-
313 Clay
Driukhouse J. A. Co. The, 227 Battery
Engelbrecht.Son &Co.,21 First
Erokine W. W. & Co., 205 Battery
Esberg, Bachuian & Co.,SE cor Bat-
tery and California, and 508-510
Washington „
FAL.KENSTEIN «fc CO., NE
cor Sacramento and Battery
Fischer Henrv AV., 302 California
GARCIA JOSE A. (leaf) 413
Sacramento
Frohman S. & Co., 335 Kearny .
Gerson N. & Co., 730 Montgomery
Goldberg, Bo wen & Co. , 42R Pine ,
GunstM. A. & Co., 203 Kearny, 802'
Market and 213 Pine
Horn & Co., 8 Battery
John AV., SW cor Post and Dupont
Klopstock 0. & Co., 212 Front
Kohiberg M. P. & Co., 526 AVashington
LEWIS AD. & CO.
210-212 Battery
Mayrlsch Bros. & Co., 405 Battery
Medau John P.. 201 Montgomery Av
MIchalitschke Bros.A Co., 237-239 Kear-
nv and 902 Market
Oppenheimer & Bro., 117 Battery
PACKSHER SIMON, The Baldwin
S. PACKSHER,
Proprietor Baldwin Bar Cigar Store.
FINEST BRANDS
IMPORTED, KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC
GJLGrjAJFL&.
Cigars by the Box at "Whole-
sale Rates.
Entrance— MarK'etJowell & Ellis sts.
Pollak Arnold & Co., 120 Battery
Rosenshine M. & Bro., 413 Battery
Rosenthal Barnet, 424 Montgomery
SHAEFFER J. W. & 00., 634 Sacra-
mento
Slebenhauer Pallv, 109 Front
Spanier Joe & Co., 27 Kearny
Tilimann & Bendel, 313 Battery .
Vocke Gustav C, 131 Montgomery Av
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of £how Cases
aud Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO. Iwas^.n^tPn st I PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAIPAGNE
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WEULMAN, PECK <!k CO.,
128-132 Miirket ami 2:;-2.sriillli)rnla
Wertheliner L. A K.. 300-.«)ti Kn.nt
Wcrthcliner Louis A Co., U5 Front
Wiener Aaron, 423 Jack><on
Ciffara— Manafactarera.
Alvarez G., 113 Front
Arnier M. & (,'o.. 306 Sacramento
Bahr r,ev.v, 55-3 Jessie
Baniborsrer J. & Co., 412 Front
Barrv DavlJ. 1300 Folsom
Bait H-nry, 1207 Polk
Bautuifer Mariln, 410't. Brannan
Bauiiian Anton, 7 ijulncy I'l
Becker K. W., 705 Davis
Bell Kll W., lieSLxth
Belub Frederick A., 24 Stenart
Bertram Gnstav H., 1630 Market
Bllck Alphonse S., 1646 Mission
Bhck Peter C, Twenty-third, nr Ala-
bama
Blnni Brothers, 316 Sacramento
BoBer Frederick E., 540 Haves
Bowman .John S. A Co., 213 Battery
Bremer .Joseph & Co., 310 Sacrnrn»nto
BrlKk'S Kilgar W., 646 and 1000 Market
Brinkman Henry F.,83 Stevenson
Brune AiiKUst, 322 Clay
Buchmann Edward, N\V cor Dolores
and Twentv-second
Bura .•\dolph, 20 Stockton
Sasner Jonas, 108 Ninth
:;icchl M. & Co., 427S Broadway
C!lanssen J., 130 Laurel Av
COHEN MERC ADO, 608 Com-
mercial
John Edward & Co., 225 Montgomery
and 1 Kearny
DOHN G. & CO., 203 Batterv
Dohn Gabriel & Co., 411 Battery
3onradl <fc Moss. .323 Sacramento
CURTIS, DIXON Oi CO., 309
Clay
Dabelslein Henry, 28 First
De Kose Jules. fll2 Jackson
DIcz C. C, 409 Washinston
Drlnkhouse J. A. Co. The, 227 Battery
Dugan Felix J., NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat A V
BlsenberK E. <fc Brother, 327 Market
Engelbert Peter H., 2-500 Mission
Engelbrccht, Son & Co., 21 First
Ensemann Herman, 208 Fourth
Egberg, Bachman & Co., SE cor Bat-
tery and California, and 508-510
Washington
falck B. A Co., 421 Montgomery
PALKEXSTEIN & CO., NE
cor Battery and Sacramento
fankhauser Christian, RIO Octavla
Favllla Cherubino, 445 Broadway
?lgel A Lewis, :<25 Sacramento
?rankenburg Brothers, 14:iO Market
franklin H. A Co.. 417 Battery
^rledlanderA Kae8er,42l) Mont
2029 Oec
Kearn\
GIARCIA JOSE A.
413 Sacramento
Joldf tvin Jacob, 35 .Sutter
Joslinsky E. & Co., 219 Battery
Jooilman Simon, 456 Sixth
k>ttlieb * Sons, 418 Battery
lahii. lycvy <t Co.. 420 Sansome
larris Charles, 13 Montgomery A v
ielmuth William, 506 Jackson
leyneman Herman, 514 Front
fill John, 2016 Fillmore
lod.le William, 506 Market
lofTman A Davis, 501 Montgomery
iorn (fe Co., 8 Battery
acobs Charles <fe Co., 420 Front
acobson Slgmund. 3 Market
acoby Herman, 5ZVA Natoma
ohn William. SW cor Post and Grant
Av
osselyn A. C. <fc Co., 629 Washington
Caufman, Rau A Co., 427 Jackson
Clopstock C. <fe Co., 212 Front
ioenlgsbergcr, Falk & Mayer, 119
I'Ine
tohlberg M. P. & Co., 526 Washing-
ton
Irause Charles, 5!^ Alice
Colkniann Herman, 520 Hyde
eroschner Hugo J. W., 206 Mont
..ane & Connellv, 204 Market
-eonhardt Paul, 1426 Polk
.eu A Harms, 1247 Mission
LewlnsnnS... 32 Third
Llebcs Broth.r-. 4 Co., ll« I>«vU
Lytgens Julius W. R., i^... Fifth
Alarkn, >aenlMTK A Co., n-i.t Klrtt
Mattheas Charli-H. 62.1 M.-rili«iit
Mayrlach Hrottiers A io..4«Vi Hati.
Meyer. MIsh A C.,.. 4J0Sa.ran.rnt..
Meyer h. AC".,.x;«ciav
Me.ver William, 217 Eleventh
Meyers .Sami.el I i:n i, Ml.Hon
MlchalltsrhkeBroth.-rH A C. •»r-"^
Kearny and !W2 .Market
MIchels Eucpni',251 Third
ntter 4 Friedman, 4 lit Jacknon
Ordenstein 4 Co.. .306 Battcrr
Osterloh Henrv,504'5Sl.\th
Pacific C.iast Co-operative Mnf£ Co
304 Battery
Plagemann H. A Co., 305 Sacramento
Pond A Smith. 412 .Sacramento
Poppe Charles, .305 Batterv
Pratt George W., 1717 Market
Raabe C. E. A C...,61ti Merchant
Re Joseph S. A Co.. 315 ("xjmmerclal
RIchterA Bcnker,401 Montgomery At
RIedel Wmiam, 3 Warren PI
Riese Brothers, 611 Sansonie
Rinaldo Brothers A Co.. 223 Batter>
Roscnbaum I. S. A Co.. 603 Front
Schlal)erg Brothers, 629 Washington
Schleslnger A Green, 406 Market
Schmidt Francis, 1061 Howard
Schmidt John F., 1015 Powell
Schnltzer Jacob. 347 Fourth
Schoenfeld Jonas 423 Jackson
Sch werin Edwanl A Son, 42 Market
SHAEFFER J. W. A Cll., 6.34 Sacra-
mento
Sldeman, Lachman A Co., 209 Batterv
Slebenhauer, Me.verfeld A Co.. SE cor
Front and Commercial
Pikes E. A Co., 220 California
Skaife A. A Co., 302 Sacra men to
Stamper Julius. 42!i Front
STRASSBURO FRED., 925
Market
Sultan Julius A Co., 223 California
Sumers A Price. 33 Sixth
Sutlitr Henrv, 8.32 Kearnv
Taschner Caroline Mro., 312 Chestnut
Thrane Christian R., 10 .•Seventh
Vanler A. A H., 427 Greenwich
Vetdugo Antonio, 124 Jackson
Wertheimer L. A E., 300-306 Front
Werthelraer Louis A Co., 115 Front
Wertheimer M. A Co., 528 Wash
White Isaac K., 221 Sacrnmenio
WInterbottom iirlando, 448 Seventh
Z'pf Frank J.. 151 Sev.-nth
Zlesche Edward R., 621 Keaniy
CiKarn-Ketail.
Abrams H. A Co.. 146 Fourth
AdlerC, NEcor Bush and Battery
Alnsworth Wlillani,6V) Kourth
Albrecht Reinhi>M, 1.54 Second
Alexander Charles, 975 Market
Alperu Max, 33 Sixth
Antonelli Virenzo.229'^ Mont Av
Arnold Frank K.. 101 Sansome
Aech Isidore, 101 <;rant Av
Asch Woltr. 215 Sixth
Anpelln Carl. 427 Washington
Bamberger J. A Co., 412 tront
Bartels P. H., 21.32 Mission
Barth Rosa Mrs., 415 Larkln
Batt Henrv, 1207 Polk
Becker Frederick W., 7ft5 DarU
Bell Ell W., 116 Sixth
Bello Joseph S., 117 Jackson
BelusF. A.,24SteuBrt
Bennett Demetrl, in Valiejo
Bent Frank A., 1403 Polk
Berk Morris G., 215 Pine
Bertram Guslav II.. I6.« Market
Block Israel, 228 Sutt.T
Boger Frederick E., 5-W Mayea
Boyd J. H. A (;o.. I Monl«omery At
Brandt Eric A., 326 Pavls
Brlggs Fagar W., Wfl and 000 Markft
Brlggs Spencer R..2no ('«llfornl«
Hrown Alexander, 2nnF.M>rth
Brown Frederick, Hlii;, K^rny ,
Brown .Samuel M.. NE cor Fourth ai. '■
Howard
Bruce Frank T.,213 Montgomery At
BuxtorfC.,423Snii«om"
Carson J. ''-.•<'« ""V.'n. ,«i.
C«rt<-r James N.. . MS (allf-mla
Cnsner Jonas, lOS M"'!?
Castle Charles 11., 3.S8 Third
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IjBnustndter SotlBmon, 321 Sansomo
Ijathrop Kllsha N., 414 i^aiihonio
Leonhanlt Charles Jr., 311 Bush
Leoiihardt Paul, 14i6 I'olk
Levlfle Harriet Mrs.. 1027 Howard
I,e«ls Edward .).,2lfi MontBonierv
LliKlhoIni H iiirv, 306 Koaniy
Loudon <)lierllti.24')S"(oud
Lowell Frank. 4;erallfornlft
Ludlnszton C. S.. S\V cor Third and
Howard
Lunsledi Kdward, NE cor Washington
and Kearn.v
LusllR H. L. A., 227 East
Mack .James, lOfil Market
Maher WlUlani, 58 Second
Mandlebaiini Louis, 310 Monteoraery
MauKles H. C, NW cor Clay and East
Mattat Charles (!., 316 Montgomery A v
Mav 8olomon, 2246 Mission
McCafTerty Charles, 136 Second
Mc(?reB«r .lames, 506 Washington
McLeod Hngh R., .544 Fourth
McMnnn .lames, 413 Fast
McMann .lames (L.-ViS Pavis
Medau John P., 201 Montgomery Av
Meier IMargarot, .526 Fourth
Mever William, 217 Eleventh
Mkhnlltsrhke Bros. & Co., 237 Kearny
and 902 Market
MIchalltschke Charles, 64 Third
Michalitschke Gustav, 501 Kearny
MlchelK E., 351 Third
Miller Charles & Co.. V.0 California
MlllerC. W. J.,419East
MIUt .lohn P., 102 Jackson
Moller John H., 1230 Dupont
Mollov Dennis, 721 Davis
Montag H. P., NE cor Front and Mkt
Morris John, 106 Seventh
Mueller Adolph, 31 Tehama
Murray William, 201 Fourth
Murray & Vitt. NW cor Taylor and
Golden Gate Av
Myers John H. & Co., 506 Valencia
Nathan Hvman, 238 Third
Nichols Rictiard, lini Market
O'Connor Mirhael, Broadwav Wharf
O'DAY JOHN. 27;^ Sixth
Otis A. H.. 30 California
PACKSHEE SIMON, The Baldwin
Palmer George H., 7TO Davis
Parker John K., New Citv Hall
Patche! Edward E.,102 Fourth
Pearlman A. M., Junction Market and
Sutter
Pearlman Herman, 160 Third
Petersen N. P., NE cor Davis and
Market
Petri Cherub' no. 1407 Dupont
Pfannstiehl Charles. .36 Fourth
Pliimbe Richard, 1402 Valencia
Posner Hannah Mrs., 3.37 Hayes
Powers Charles F., 206 Sutter
Preissler Joseph C, 601 Kearny
QuerbPzRaoul,328 Pine
Quezada Lauraino, 1419^ Dupont
Ramon John, 436 Bush '
Raphael Isidor,430 Kesrnv
Reynolds William H., 210 Kearny
Roberts John M., 327 Pacific
Rosenheim A.NEcor Kearny and Mkt
Rosenthal Bamet, 424 Montgomery
Roundev & Fav, 412 Kearny
Riittiger I'ettr J., Ill Fourth
Schaefer C, NE cor Mont and Clav
Schiller Alfred, 411 Montgomery
Schmidt John C, 427 East
Schmalz William, 250 Sutter
Schuitzer Jacob, 347 Fourth
Schocken Abraham L. ,329 Montgomery
.''chriebpr Anthony. 309 Fourth
S^-hwerln Edward & Son, 2762 Mission
Seellg Albert, 36 Second
Secstrnni Andrew, 404 Pacific
Seldel William, 17^^ Fourth
Sellg L. & Co., NW cor Kearny and
Bush
Sensenbrenner Augnst, 2.57 Fourth
Shula Anton, 100 Market
SIsenvlne L., Palace and Grand Hotels
Smith A., SE cor Bush and Kearny
Smith John. Spear Street Wharf
Smith Peter. 36 Sixth
Smith S. P. & W. H., 1032 Market
Spanler Joe & Co., 27-29 Kearny
Spear William J.. 97« Harrison
Stamper Julius, 429 Front
Starkle Peter, 214 Brannan
Sumers & Price, 33 Sl.xth
Sutlltr Henry, 832 Kearny
Taforce James A., 1237 Market
ThraneC. E., 10 Seventh
Theo.|or\i A. & Co.,' 13 Third and 21
Grant Av
ThyosJohn B., 61 Third
Traynor John J., 5 Grant Av
Troy D. Q., 1300 Market
Urban Hugo, 601 Montgomerv
Van Per Wys Dirk. 226 Montgomery
ery Av ami Pacltlc
Von Ahnden John H., 5 Kearny
Von TIedemann F., 302 Sl.xth
Wahler Anthony N., 775 Market, and
1231.Mlsslon
Wall Charles W., 527 Clay
Wandell Nelson L., 14 Haves
Warshaur Mannheim, 321 California
WatBor Archibald S., 2930 Sixteenth
Wels WlUlnm, 633 Kearny
Welton Walter B. Jr., 100 Second
White Isaac K., 221 Sacramento
Wllhelml Wolrad. 509 Montgomery
Yates George A., cor Halght and Stan-
yan
Zellerbach <fc Rltzawaller, 606 Sacra'to
Zotr Louis, 1231 Mission
Zwald Mary, 16>^ Folsom
Circular Distributors.
American District Telegraph Co., 222
Sansome
Dunphy & Vernon, 506 Commercial
MacBorley A. <fc Co., 81 Stevenson
Macsorley Henry, 5 Post
ClTll £ngrineers.
(-See Engineers— Civil.)
Claim Agents.
Dewey & Co., 220 Market
ClnlrTOyant Bfediums.
Bowers L. S. Mrs., 126 O'Farrell
Aitken-Etrpert Mrs., S:J0 Mission
Aleso L. C. Mme., 5 Stockton
Bauniann B rtha, irs Powell
Benjamin Jacob H., 5 Stockton
Bennett Lizzie J. Mrs., 1031 Market
Brown Mary E., 681 Mission
CllflToid Percy, 681 Mission
Colby W. R., 956 Mission
Dow Mary B., 3)^ Twentieth
Ellis Maiy A., 8tO Kolsom
Exodlus Julia, 126 Sixth
Fix Lottie Mrs., :en>^ Seventh
Foster May, :{71 Jessie
Hoflman J. Mr.s., 1220 Market
Huter Francis Mr.s., 1049 Market
Morton Albert Mrs., 210 Stockton
Pettibone Hatfield, 115 Jones
Phillips Catherine A. Mrs.,119 Stockton
Schmidt Annie Mme., 320 Grant Av
Seal Sarah Mrs., 103 Sixth
Singhl Mary E. Mrs., 1 Fifth
Tschank Junner, 229 Kearny
Clearlnsr House.
Clearing House S. F., 2U Sansome
Clereymen.
Adams John Q., pastor Westminster
PresbytiTlan Church, r. 316 Page
Alexander William, r. 119 Halght
Anderson Charles, pastor Swedish
Evangelical Mission Church, r. 538
Jessie
Andrews John R., pastor Swedish
Methodist Church, r.221 Thirteenth
Anthony Charles V., pastor Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church,r."2414
Mission
Arnold T., r. 20O9 Devisadero
Barbler F., r. 526 Bush
Barchi Caesar, 214 Hayes
Barrows Charles D., pastor First Con-
gregational Church, r. 901 Sutter
Becher Geradus, pastor St. Boniface
Church, r 123 Golden Gate Av
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity
Church, r. Palace Hotel
Benson Henry C, pastor Kentucky St.
M. E. Church, r. W s Tennessee,
bet Butte and Solano
Berger J.,r. 23 Potter
Bermingham Peter, pastor St. Brid-
get's Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Bishop William D., missionary Mar-
iner's Church, NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Bovard Freeman D., r. 924 Sixteenth
Brauer H.. pastor Emanuel Church of
the Evangelical Association, r. 28
I'otter
Brennan John, assistant pastor Sacred
Heart Church, r. 550 Fillmore
Brennan R. P., pastor Mission Doloreg
and St. Francis Churches, r. W 8
Dolores, opp Sixteenth
Breslin Lawrence, pastor .St. Paul's R,
C. Church, r. 1.528 Church
Br(|»n Aaron, r. 426>^ Hayes
Buwiler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's
German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, r. 1212 Mission
Burrowes George, S. F. Theological
Seminary, r. 19 Halght
Carrington John, pastor Lebanon
Presbyterian Church, r. 209 Chat-
tanooga
Carver Wayne, pastor Trinity M. E.
Church, r. 214 Castro
Case Westwood W., pastor Central M.
E. Church, r. 477 Haight
Casey Peter S., pastor St. Peter's
Church, r. 1203 Alabama
Cassldy John A., assistant pastor St.
Paul's (R. CJ Church, r. NW cor
Church and Twenty-ninth
Cassln James, assistant pastor St.
Bridget's Church, r. 2111 Van Nesa
Av
Church E. B., r. 1036 Valencia
Cleveland J. J., r. 610 Stevenson
Cohn E., rabbi Congregation Emanu-
El, r. 905 Hyde
Connolly MIehapl D., pastor St. John
the Baptist Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Cordeg Hermann Rev., pastor Salem
Evangelical Church, r. 737 Shotwell
Cottle John E., assistant pastor St,
Mary's Cathedral, r. 628 Calif ornH
Coyle John, assistant pastor St. Jo-
senh's Church, r. 214 Tenth
Cruzan J. A., pastor Third Congre
gatlonal Church, r. Fllteeuth ni
Mission
Curtis Thomas J., pastor Woodbrldg(
Presbyierian Church, r. 1143 Va
lemla
Davis W. W., rector St. Luke's Episco
pal Church, r. 800 Sutter
Dennett E. P.. pastor Twentv-seventl
Street M. E. Church, r. 3.36 Valley
Dickson James P.. acting pastor Can
tral Presbyterian Tabernacle,
117 Capp
Dossola Joseph, r. 214 Hayes
Doughty John, pastor First New Je
rusalem Church, r. 1508 Leav
Duffv Patrick, assistant pastor St
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Dugan Bernard., O. P., rector Do
minlcan Monastery, r. NW co
ored Baptist Church, r. .518 Powe
Eastman John C, pastor Larkin
Presbyterian Church, r. 1332 Va
lejo
Fasauotti Antonio, assistant pastor S
Francis Church, r. 620 Vallijo
Fltzpatrlck Timothy, pastor All Ha
lows(R. C.) Church, S s Snsqn
hanna, nr Railroad Av
Fltzsinmions Thomas, r. Dominica
Monastery
Flood James, pastor Sacred Hea
Church, r. 560 Fillmore
Foute R. C. Rpv.. rector Grace Churcl
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Fowler Charles H., Bishop M. J
Church, r. 435 Buchanan
Franchi Carlo, pastor Sts. Pietro
Paolo Church, r. NE cor Dupoi
and Filbert
Fnentleliug Julius, pastor St. Mark
German Evangelical Lutheri
Church, r. 705 Bush
Galliano Celestine, r. 214 Hayes
Garriga Andres, pastor Yglesla
Nuestra Sefiora de Guadalupe,
908 Broadway
Garvin Thomas D., pastor Chrlstl
Church, r. 1904 Market
Gibson Matthew M., paitor Fll
United Presbyterian Church, r. i
Guerrero
Gray John, rector Church of the A
vent, r. 27 Stanly PI
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
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Assets, $4,712,747
HE BANCROFT COMPANY UAln^r^
ST.; PRINTERS ANi) LITHOGRAPHERS.
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3rev I'fttrick J., pastor SU Patrick's
(;hurch, r. 744 Mission
GtiirtlD I'., cbaplain St. Mary's Hospital
GroeiisberK Ole, pastor Our Savior's
Scandinavian Kvancellcal Luther-
an Church, r. 107 Ninth
Hall H. H., pastor Trinity M. E.
riiurch. r. !I2.I Sixteenth
Haninmnd John D., r. 627 Haves
Uurcouri Rlclianl, pastor Howard St.
M. K. Church, r. 6*) Folsom
Harrhmton John K.. pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 620 Vallejo
Bartneil .lames B., Chinese mission-
ary, 740 WashlHBton
Hector John H., pastor .African M. K.
Zl.m Church, r. 1102 Clay
Heflern A. D.. r. 9;18 Bush
Huebner C. V. A., pastor First Evan-
gelical Jieformeil Church (German)
r. SE Cor Hayes and Pierce
Hughes John, pastor Welsh M. E.
Church, r. 34 GoMen Gale Av
Imoda Henry, president St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes
Izer George W., pastor Simpson Mem-
erlal M. E. Church, r. 1904 Market
Jun* de Edward D., r. ISM Mission
Kendlg Daniel, chaplain U. S. A., Post
Chaplain, Presidio
Kerr Ale.sander J., pastor Presbyte-
rian Mission (Chinese) r. 1224 Jack-
sun
Kimball John, r. 132 McAllister
Klncuid William M., pastor First Bap-
tist Chiircli,r. 600 Bush
Kip W. Ingraham.Rt. Rev. D.D., Epis-
copal Bishop, r. SW cor Franklin
and Eddy
Klrbv William, assistant pastor St.
Marv's Cutbedral, r. 628 California
Knight Jerome B., r. 16 Mont Av
Lagan Matthew, assistant pastor Sa-
cred Heart Church, r. 550 Fl Imore
Lane Nathan W., pastor Fourth Con-
gregational Church, r. 609^'^ Chest-
nut
Larkin Thomas, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Leonard Thomas, r. 214 Uayes
Lion E. J., rector St. Stephen's Epis-
copal Church, r. 812 Fulton
Loouils Augustus W., Chinese mission
arv, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Louusbury H. L., r. 126 Fifth
Lu.xeuburg Moritz, r. 905 Market
Lyons Wllliaui, assistant pastor St.
Patrlck'b Church, r. 744 Mission
Mackenzie Robert, pastor First
i'resbyterlan Church, r. 1920 Wash-
ington
Mans Paul, r.2!4 Hayes
Maraschi Anthony, r. 214 Hayes
Masters Frederick J., superintendent
Chinese and Japanese Mission
House M. E. Church, r. 916 Wash-
Inuton
Matthews James, principal Westmin-
ister Scho.-l, r. 1'29 Halght
! McCrcary E. D.. pastor Bush St. M. E.
Church, r. 2520 Unsh
I McCue Joseph J., assistant pastor St.
Peter's Church, r. 214 Tenth
McGlnty John, pastor Church of the
Holy Cross, r. 1826 Eddv
McGoveni Benedict, Dominican Mon-
astery
McKenzle Alexander, r. 214 Hayes
Messea C. E., r. 214 Hayes
Metising A. J.,rabbiConeregatloBBeth
Israel, r. 7081)' Farrell
' Meyerson David, rabbi Ohabal Sha-
iome Congregation, r. 204 Golden
Gate Av
MIel Charles L., rector St. Peter's
Church, r. 206 Lombard
Miller Oliver*'., pa-t. .r First Lutheran
Church, r. 3011 California
MitropolskA Nicholas G., priest Rus-
sian Orthodox Church, r. 2810 La-
Runa
Montgomery George, r. 1122 Eddy
Neales William S., rector St. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, r.
2107^4 Webster
Nerl Joseph, r. 214 Hayes
Nlebuhr Gustave, pastor St. John's
Evaiigelical Church, r. 520 Green-
wich
Nugi-Tii 0. F., pastorSt.Rosc'sChnri h.
N B Brannan,l>et Fourth aixlFifih
Nugent J. F., pa-^tor St. Brendan's
Church, r. :C0 Harrison
O'Connell 1'., (laKlor St Trrr««'i
.^^.^-'hurch, r. TeiincKrr nr Hullo !
0 Connor Cnrneliuii, a^kl-tant |Mi>t..r
St Francis' Church, r. «30 V.ii.j,.
O Maboney W. G., auioiani n>cliir '
.Missli.n I).ilc.r.-s Church i
'Nelll C. K.. BHslstani pantur Si. Brtd-
K<-t'h Church, r. 2111 Van Nemi A» i
O'Neill Edward T., r. Donilnlran Mon-
asterT i
Plrlsi .Joseph, r. 214 Haves I
Pltbaldo Charles A., pa.lor Calvarr
Church, r. 813 Bush I
Pointer John, pastor .Srcond Altlcan 1
M. E. C'hurch. r. 907 I'arlllc
Pond William C, pastor Uethsny C.n-
gregatlonal Church, r. 4:M Bartlclt
Prelato Francis, r. 2M Ilavei
Prendergast John, Very kcv., Vlcar-
Geni-ral of San FrancUcu. r. OS
California
Quill William J., asslnlanl rector Mis-
sion D ill ires Church
RafTo I'aul, r. 2M Hayes
Ilaniom .lohn J., pastor C.-nfen«ry M
E. Church Soiiih, r. 1719 Bush ,
Reltmayer V.. r. 214 Haves
Renaudlero.. pa-tor Notr* Dames des
Vlctolres, r. .'•)26 Bii-h
Riley Alphonso, r. NW coi Sleiner
and Bush
Bingo Samuel A., 2132 Broderlck
Rlordan Patrick W.. Most Ke».. Arch-
bishop S. F.. r. 1122 Eddy
Rogers John, assistant pastor Church
of the U.ily Cr.ss. r. 1826 E.ldy
Rooney Enotlus, r. NW cor Stelner
anil Bush
Rowell Joseph, pastor Mariners'
Church, r. 1416 Sacramento
Rowell Nathan L., pastor Free Bap-
tist Church, r. 1512 Larkin
Sablnlan Brother, director St. Mary's
College
Santaiiilreu Antonio, assistant rector
Yglesia de NnestraScnoradeGuail-
aloupe, r. 908 Broadway
Sasla Joseph, president St. I(fnatlus
College, r. 214 Hayes
Scanlon P.,pastorSt. Joseph's Church,
r. 214 Tenth
SchoHeld L. M., pastor Central Presby-
terian Tabernacle, NE cor Golden
Gate Av and I'olk
Schroeder John H.,r. 430 Twenty-third
Schuenemann-Pott Frederick, speaker
Independent German Congrega-
tion, r. 814 (Jolden Gale Av
Schwartz Hvman, r. 1511 Geary
Scudder William H., pastor Plymonth
Congregational Church. 2117 Busk
Shapero Aaron (mohel) r. 2628 Sutler
Smith P. Rev., assislaol rectur St.
Rose's Church
Snbol'fl Ivan A., r. 1820 Dnpont
Spalding Edward B., r^ ctnr su .fohn's
Episcopal Church, r. 15.34 Mission
Spencer Bnnvan, pastor Hsiiiilion
Siiuare Biplisl Church, r. 112.1 Kills
Stebhlns Horatio, pastor First LnlU-
rlan Chiirch.r. 1609 Larkin
Steiiil.ach Relnhardt, pastor SI. PanU
(ierman M. K. Ciiurch, r. 1430
I'owell . „ ^
Stewort T. B., pastor Second Presby-
terian Church, r. 817 Guerrero
Stone Andrew L., r. 25;J4 Washing-
ton
Sullivan Florence, r. 214 Hayes
Tadlnl Joseph, r. 214 naTei
THrdeliaAntlionv.r. 214 Hayes
Tclieen John T., pastor Hwedl""
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r.
738 Minna „. _
Tolksdorlt- 1'., •'•lo'l'"' P"V"; f.'-,?"";
llace Church, r. IJSGo din (.ale Av
Urmv W. S., pastor Hr.t M. K.
Church, r. 1318 Mnj'.n
VMrui aIovhIiih r 214 llaves
Veleck^rjlim..:, assistant p-tor .91.
Brendi-i.'i- Church
VIdaver Filk, rabhl ConL-regallonSher-
lth Israel.r. 916n'Karrell
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Kalloir L.,:iS I'otl
Keardon Kramlii J, MO Market
Sle^el K.A llr...., 17 lUttrrt
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Vaulagna K. A C.. loU Martol
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^«A^rA^^S?c\^;? S^n"^
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Clotblns— Bo> a.
Can-oil A TUt<.u, 873 Market
FlRfl J<|^. & Son, 211 Mc)Mtt;om<>ry
Flavin M. J. <fe Co. (I XL) 926 Market
GIry Alnie, 635 Kearny
HASTINGS ('. C. & CO. (Mann A
nenedlct sucoc ssors) SW cor Mont-
Koniery and Sutter
iryman M. <fc Co., 120Sanijome
Jacob! Jacob, 202 Kusli
Joseph Rrothers 22i» MontRoniery
Kraker Jonei.li (ninfr) 50l» GoURh
MANN A BKNKDICT.SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Rocs Bros., 35 Kearny
Straus A Levy, 24 Sansome
Witt & Pursch,ll.'< Battery
Woods. N.& Co., 35 Sutter
Clothing— Blnnnractarera.
Banner V. i Co-., 35 Sutter
Brown Bros. & Co., 121-123 Sansome
Cohn Hermann, 230 Bush
Creger <fc Gross, 106 Battery
Deutsch Emil, 321 Pine
Goodvear Rubber Co., (rubber) 577 Mkt
GIry Alme, 635 Kearny
HASSINGS C. C, & CO. (Mann &
Benedict successors) SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hernberg & Co., HI Montgomery
Hofl"man, Alexander & Co., 2 Battery
Honlg Nathan, 105 Battery
Hyams, Pauson & Co., 117 Sansome
Hyman M. & Co.. 120 Sansome
Jackson Jacob (vests) 113 Leldesdorff
Jacobs Jacob, 202 Bush
Krouse Samuel, 532 Market
MANN & BENEDICT, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
National Rubber Co. (rubber) 577 Mkt
Peck W. S. Bro & Co., 84 Flood Bldg
Pursch Emil, 22 Sansome
Pursch Samuel, 22 Sansome
Rubber Cl.ithing Co., 577 Market
Stelnhart W. <fe I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, 24 Sansome
Flman Victor R., 13 Pine
Witt & Pursch, 113 Battery
Clotblne— Trbolesale.
Banner V. & Co., 35 Sutter
Brown Bros. & Co., 121-123 Sansome
Fechhelmer, Goodkind & (3o., 16 San-
some
Goodvear Rubber Co. (rubber) 577 Mar-
ket
Hoffman Alexander & Co. , 4 Battery
Hyams, Pauson & (to., 117 Sansome
Hyman M. & Co., 120 Sansome
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS, SW
cor San?ome and Pine
Stelnhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, 24 Sansome
CIothlnsr-Retail.
Abraham Abraham, 404 Pacific
Abraham Joseph, 721 Sansome
Abrahams Jacob, 814 Battery
Abrahams Louis, 6 Clay
Abrsms Isaac, 540 Kearny and 114
Third
AltshulerL.,505 Montgomery
Appel Simon (second-hand ) 247 Fourth
Appleton William M., 447 Third
Basker S. (second-hand) 129 Sixth
Benjamin Rose Mrs., 510 Montgmy Av
Berrowltz Simon, 541 and 534 Pacific
Birnbaum S., (second-hand) 350 Third
Block David, 1116'4 Folsom
Brendel Bridget (second-hand) 932>i
Folsom
Buffalo Clothing Co., 628 Kearny
Caro Minnie, 312 Pacfilc
Carroll & Tilton, 873 Market
Chicago Clothing Co., 38 Kearny
Cohen Aaron (second-hand) 309 SIxtk
Cohen Aaron (second-hand) 429 Poclfi*
Cohen Harris, 54 Fourth
Cohen Joseph, 48 Steuart
Cohen .Toseph, 219 Pacific
Cohen Michael. 133 Pacific
CohnAbraham B., 1068 Howard
Cohn David, 408 Fourth
Cohn J. <fe Brother, 723 MontgomMT
Cohn Louis, 306 Pacific
Cohn Marcus, 224 Sixth
Cohn Morltz B., 131 Jackson
Cohn Samu8l. 28 Sixth
Colman Charles & Co., NE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Crocker LesBer. T24 Montgomery
Erb Emanuel, 246 sixth
EBtrem Joseph, 1131 Dupont
Fechhelmer Charles S., 720 Kearny
Feder Robert, 415 Hayes \
Federleln,Isaac J., 2740 Hdward
FIgel Jos. & Son, 211 Montgomery
Fitch George W.. 1131 Mission
Flavin M. J. & Co., 92« Market
Fogel George, 10 Clay
Fogle Jacob (second-hand) 441 Busk
Franco Abraham, 108 Pacific
Frank E. A Son, H'.i.'i Kearny
Franklin Abrani, 108 Paciflc
Franklin George, 511 Davis
Garrett Francis (second-hand) 313
Third
Ge^tllch William, 261 Third
Godfrey W. A. H., 101 Second
Goldman & Son, 2933 Sixteenth
Goldwater Mark, 303!4_Thlrd
Greengart Simon, 937 Folsom
Hamburger J.. 54 Third
Happ Marcus, 229 Fourth
HarlKtlM..fi21 Davis
Harris Charles, 527 Paciflc
Harris Samuel, 110 Steuart
Harris W. & Co., 802 Kearny
HASTINGS C. C. & CO. (Mann A
Bemedict successors) SW cor Mont-
gomery and Suiter
Heiman Isaac, 120 Jackson
Helman Joseph, 1028 Market
Herrmann Julius. 201 Montgomey
Hershberg H. & Co., 141 Montgomery
Hertz L.. 427 Paciflc
Hlrsch Brothers, 204 and' 221 Mont-
gomery Av
Hoppe Joseph, 637 Paciflc
Hudson Ann Mrs. (second-hand) 1077
Market
Isaacs Albert, 823 Kearny
Jacobs Fannie Mrs. (second-band)
335)^ Third
Joseph Bros., 229 Montgomery
Kallsky Charles, 107 Second
Kallskv Morris, 123 Sixth
Kleinhaupt Abraham I., 109 Sixth
Kron Julius, 927 Kearny
Label Solomon, 212 Steuart
Lachman Abraham, 810 Montgomery
Lally John, W s Mission, nr RandaU
Lando Harris, 317 Kearny
Lanzet Samuel, 30 Steuart
Lawrence M. Mrs. (second-hand) 1209
Howard
Levev Marcus, 9 Jackson
Levi Joseph, 306 Sixth
Levy Aaron, 262 Third
Levy Louis, 600 Front
Levy Time (second-hand) 128 Paciflc
Llcht Eva Mrs., 145 Second
Llchtenstein S., 214 Sixth
Maher William E.,12 Bryant
MANN & BENEDICT, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Marks Amelia Mrs. (second-hand) 426
Sixth
Marks Harris, 239 Fourth
Marks Samuel, 209 Paciflc
Mayer M. E. & Co.. 326 Sixth
Mendelson Elkan.233 Paciflc
Michaels & Brother, 209 Fourth
Mierson & Jewell. 528 Kearny
Nathan Charles, 77 Fourth
Nathan Samuel, 117 Third
Nlcoll Benjamin W. L., S16 Market
Nunez Louis A., 115 Jackson
O'Hanlon James F. & Co., 719 Mont-
gomery
Oppenheim John, 24 Clay
Pauson Henry, 517 Pacific
Peyser Louis, 428 Pacific
Porta G. E., 827 Kearny
Prager A. J., 828 Kearny
Raphael Isaac & Son, 435 and 527 Mont
Rehfeld Flora Mrs. (second-hand) 1007
Howard
Riley Mary Mrs. (second-hand) 954
Howard
Rodriguez & Rapozo, 319 Drumm
Roman H. & Co., 11 and 101 Mont
Roos Brothers, .35 Kearny
Rosener H. (second-hand) 1009 Howard
Rosener Morris, 689 Market
Rosenstein Jacob, 238 Fourth
Rosenthal Isaac, 202 Paciflc
Rosenthal Brothers. 200 Post
Rush Mendel, 267 Bast
Samuel Harris, 808 Third
Pchieslncer Edward, 23 Grant Av
Schwartz K., 317 Third
Schwartz Mitchell, 104 Third
Simon .''arah, 818 Montgomery
Simon H. Mrs., 305!^ Third
Simon Samuel, 46 Third
Smith David C. & Co., SE cor Six-
teenth and Capp
Smith Elizabeth Mrs., 984 Folsom
Smith Henry. 619 PaclHc
Solomon A. (second-hand) 137 Third
Sommer Max, 412 Paciflc
Stein Gashie, 417 Paciflc
Sternberg Ephralm, 3.56 Fourth
Stockwltz M., 250 Fourth
Stone Morris. 11)7 Third
Strauss Edgar, 224 Sixteenth
Summerfleld Bros. & Co., 11 Mont
SummerHeld & Koman,942 Market
Wilson Sarah Mrs., 960 Folsom ;
Woodward M., 836 Market
THE HASTINGS,
Lick House Block, 771 Broadway,
S. F., Cal. New York.
CloMng, SMrts, Underwear, etc..
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
TO ORDEE AND EEADY MADE.'
IHANBT <£: BENEDICT,
Successors to C. C. Hastings & Co.
Cloths and Casslmeres.
(See also Woolen Mills.)
BATTDIGARTEN 3. & CO., T
Montgomery
DebrunnerUlrlch.120 Sutter
Ford Charles W. R. (agent) 532 Market
RAAS E. & CO., 26 Montgomery
Reiss Brothers & Co., 24-26 Sutter
STEIN, SISIOIV & CO.,l
587 Market
Coal Dealers.
{See also Wood and Coal.)
Adams John Q., 123 California
Allen Charles R., 120 Beale
Austin* Phelps (.Cumberland) 2201
Barnard F. & Co., 609 Battery
Bellingham Bay Coal Co.. SE corSp
and Folsom
Bichard Nicholas, 18 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COALMINING
CO.. SE cor Spear and Folsom
{.'edar River Coal Co., 106 Mission
Chandler Richard D., 507 East
Church Sevmour R., 331 Montgomery
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Oregon) NE coi
Fourth and Townsend
Crescent Ccal Co., 35-37 Clay
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN & HAYDEN
Co. (Cumberland) 17-19 Beale and
18-24 Main
Dunsmuir E. <fe Sons, 620 East
East Wellington Coal Co., .507 East
Ebbets Arthur M., 115 Sacramento
Excelsior Coai Co.. 5 Spear
Feder Moses M., 35 Battery
Flynn Hugh, 844 Howard
Fowler G. C, 656 Howard
Frltch George. 141-143 East
Glbbs George W. & Co. (Cumberland;
33-39 Fremont
Harrison John W . 214 California
Hunt George H., 209 Sansome
Huntington Hopkins Co. (Cumberland.
iunctlon Market and Bush
Husband & Brooks, 196 Mission
Kershaw Roger A., 17 Spear
Koerber August, 17-19 Washington
MACDONOUGH J. <fe CO., 41 Market
SW cor Main and Folsom, and 8J
cor Beale and Folsom
J. MACDONOUGH & 00.
Importers and Dealers
In all kinds of
Coal and Pig Iron,
41 MARKET STREET,
Corner of Spear, SAN FRANCISCO
Yards : SW cor. Main and Folsom
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM SI
IPtP HARftSZTHY & CO. Uas^n^tPn sT.;PrMDcers of FINE TABLE WINES
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cDonalii Patrick A., 80!) Kolsom
cJlann William, S\V cor Washington
ami I'olk
Iddl-ion John, 18 Pogt, and gW cor
Sutter and Pnwell
ORTUX THOMAS. 630 Geary
ewbaiier Jospi)h, office 20«i*, Bush
ewport Coal Co., cor Davis and Val-
lejo
repon Improvement Co., .jg Market
eabody K. A Co., 114 Washlnuton
enton ("oal Co., 22 Sacramento
Dbertg Martin K. Jr., 5 Spear
asenfclil's John Sons (Vancouver) 202
San pome
HAW <fc SHARP, 47 Fremont
doB8 Morrl.e, 11 Geary
>noma I'ac.Coal Co.,39 Merchant!)' Ex
luthern Cal. Coal an.l ("lav Co.. 10 Cal
immertleld A. Jr., 35 Clay
iyler <t Flint, 31 Beale
an Winkle I. S. <fe Co. (Cumberland)
•IIS Market
ARNEY T. H. B.,
(ruinli"rland1 42-44 Fremont
rAINWRIGHT •& EASTON,
131-i:« Kolsom
row ABRAHAAI, 444 CaU-
furnla
Coal Htnlne Conipanle*.
(.See Mining Companies.)
Coal Oil- Wholesale,
llyne & White, 112 Front
ilifnrnia Star oil Works Co., 13 Pine
mtral California Oil Co., 314 California
lolame Valley Oil Co., 1.30 Sansome
OL.EMAN WJ»I. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
letz A. C. & Co., 9 Front
raham I. & Co., 220 Berry
Iverniore Oil Co., 52 Nevada Block
Icovkh Brothers, 12 Front
sychester George I.. 735 Folsom
andard OU Co. of California, 13 Pine
andard Oil Co. (New York and
' i 123 Ci
front
Cobble Stones.
idnc Philip (agent) 412 California
Cocoa MatUnff.
ackay Alexander, 715 Market
Cocoa Manufacturers'
AgentH.
HERW^OOD &, SHER.
WOOD(Epp8' London & Fay's
Bristol) 214 Market and 15 Pine
Coffee and Spice Hills.
lams A. P. <fe Co., NE cor Mission
and Fremont
>hre F. <fe Co.,51 Beale
jrtin A Leporl, 536 Commercial
Jtbln .Manufacturing Co., 17 Main
irr ('. 0. * Co., 202 Sacramento
■owning (ft Jeiisup, 51 Fremont
■lima Coflee and Spice BIIIIb, 52 Mkt
itrel Thoniais Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Jlger J. A. & Co.. 104 California
HIRAKDELLI D. & SONS, 415
JarkMIIl
REAT AMERICAN IMPORTING
TEA (;o..52-5S Market
ilttard E. & Co., 207 Sacramento
■My ,[. J. <fe Co., 218 Sacramento
ILLS BKOTHERS, 400 San-
some
U I) D L KSTi IN II .& CO. ,52-58 Market
udwiii .MiifgOi., 21 Stevenson
EEGE & MILLS, 410-412 Clay
eyre, Kricke * Co., 707 Sansome
artln Wheeler, 5 California
cCarthv Brothers <fc Co., lin Front
Iner William H., SW cor Stevenson
and Erker
hllllnR A. A Co., 108-112 Market
bwabacher & Salts, 120 Front
ilerbach & Kroeger, 805 Bryant
."ler S. II. & Son, 218 Sacramento
}n V(.s> & Co., 206 Jackson
KU,n Miifg Co., 17-19 First
Coflee Kx tract.
Berlin A Leporl, Md Conimrrclal
Kngelbrechi .Son A (•o.,-ji Kimt
Koster * Xwlck. 32.1 Front
ColTee- Importers.
Cabrera, Koma A (■„ ifM'.lifurnla
Caswell A Knell Ili;ni«||erk
Chandler T. II. A c, . u.i Kronl
COLEMAN WM. T. *CO..
SK cor Market anl .Main
Dempster A Keyf,-.v: Market
Folger J. A. A Co., lot Califurnia
GHIKARDELLI D. A .••"•<', tv.
Jackson
GREAT AMERICAN IMPuRTISc
TEA CO.. 52 -,M Market
Gulttard E. A Co., 207 Sacramento
Hardv J. J. A to., 218 Sa< ranimlo
Hellman Bros. A ('.■., oV, Fn.nl
HILLS BROTHERS. 400 San
some
Hochkotler R., .^8 Calilornia
HUDDLESTON H. A Co., 52 Market
LEEGB Si MILLS, 410-41'i CUv
Lievre, Frkke A C.>.. 7U7 .Sanaome
Martin W. 5 California
McCarthy Bros. A Co., 119 Front
MONTEALEGRE A Co., 230 Cal
Moore Isidore C. 113 Front
olcovich Bros., 1'2-14 Front
Parrott A Co., 306 California
Schilling A. A Co., 10)^112 Market
Scott, McKean A Co.. 214 California
Smith H. W. A Co., 20fi Front
Urruela A I'rloste, 202 .Market
Washington Mnfg C.i., 17-19 First
Wheeler Frederick A.. 128 Calilornia
CoflTee Roasters.
{See Coffee ami Spice ^^lt^.)
ColTee Saloons.
(See also KeslauranJs.)
Ahlemann Edmund, 1759 Mission
Alexandruff Frederick, 37 Turk
Anker Andrew, 6.3') Kearny
Ballev Oliver, 26 Hayes
Beck A Ludwlg, 205 Kearny
Benson Annie, 305 i I'Farrell
Bertelsen A Buar, 425 Bush
Blanchard Frank A. -Mrs., 1507 Market
Block A Son, '223 Montgomery A v
Bocanovlch Peter. 161 Steuart
Bonne Josephine, 111 Fifth
Burkett Richard M., 19 Taylor
Case George A., 8.% Valencia
Case Peleg S., 410 Hayes
Cernogorcevlch Cristofora, 15 Vallejo
(Christ A Frahm, 9 Stockton
tmrlstensen Ferdlnanil,«05 Mont
Chrlstsen James. 24 Third
Clarke Charles, 517 Montgomery and
612 Kearny
Corvlscovlch Samuel. .523 Commercial
Cunha Manuel, 646 •ay
Davis Daniel S., SW cor Kearny and
Sutter
Davis William J., 22 .Second
Devoto MIchiiel, 109 Third
Dlston Robert, 654 Mission
Drobaz Matteo, ,503 East
Engelhardt Charles, 306 Grant Av
Feyhl.Iohn,llll Market
Fischer A Schloh, 109 Grant Av
Fossum Emily C. C, 1146 Mission
Gardiner A Smith, 100.3 Market
Golcovlch George. :«3 East
Granelst A Dacwerlt^, '26 Geary
Grossetta Mathew, r2(H I'olk
Gunn Joseph H.-'iiiO Sixteenth
Haenscl Julius If. 0.. 49 .Second
Hammerschmldt Ferdinand, all i lav
Hansen Christian N.,315 Grant Av and
10 Third
Hansen A Nils, 429 Hush
llarrlsson AC-lt,l27 1'l_ne
Hi'llwli; Frederick. 112 <. rant At
H.lin Ellen lt.,SEi'.r Geary and Jon.o
InlM-n M
I Paine •
s
5
L-pl,.
ittomrry
.:aiKtXsft*t
irsnIAv
Sl« war' II . 1 »i
StraudGi-'sT. i:.'. K«.t
StfohllnCarl A., 10 Tarlor
Tadlch Ivan V..:
Thonisen A JcrumM-n, SB ■srfeft
T'xiorovl. h Ella. I C-.niin»rtl«l
Toft ChrUtUn, O Kearny sod
llarkpt
Uio.
Van M
V.vll.
Vm|7 a
Von ■!.
Well.'
Well-
:«?4 fuvl
roffln »i»MMnM>»ar#rs.
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Mas.- v.^lO
r;..m'','..i. ■■ • ..-'s,-.rs»4»n
pa<Tk11'"m ^^^rACT^■RlNO «x».
»M Ml.'loii
Porter William II.. It« C^Wr
Coll* Dvaion.
fsv, „i., "... ..r ir.WMUCbsl-)
Hens
Moniaoinerv Av
Hofmann A l!r..« ne .'.1.1 Third
Hot'es Jacob, :t25 and Ml Hush
Jacobson James, 15 Sixth
Jancovich Luco, 813 Davis
Jensen Niels P., 211 <<r«"' V .
Johnson Chrlslopber 3H N»^"'»
Johnson .Matthias, 2-'l and l.»4 Kearny
Johnson J(din F., 12 '''»> ,,,„„,_
Johnson A Th..m|.snn, TilDrumm
Jorgenseii Enill,:#>l i.rniii A»
McnUniOMTT
'AIN V* nil" >
rallfomlaCni
llrr.ni'-.'n ■
{fNTINGTRESSES:TALMER & REY, 105407 SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
J
COL
1320
COM
Collar Mnnuructiirers.
Broiiner it Levy, 4-0 Hattcrv
Ciion <fe Ci). (New yoik)r)18 Market
Seymour W. H., asoiit Troy Slilrt
Manufiiitory, 120 Sutter
CoIIectorM.
(See also Brokers— House.)
Albora & Turre, 301 MontKomery Av
Biibln I.nniiry C.,4i;{ Kearny
Biriift FrcdiTlck, Ti Montgninery Blk
Bececker Daniel E., 601 California
CAI'I' 0. S. <t-Uo.,(i38Mniket
CKIM W. H. & CO., 428 Montgomery
CrofiK William, 211 Sutter
FInley J. K. & Co., 915»« Market
Flanngan Patrick J., 318 I'lne
Harding S. C, 648 WashlnKton
Harmon <ft Sears, 325 Montpomery
Humphrey George, 631 Merchant
Jacolil Leopold. SOD Montgomery
Kem Joseph S., 328 Montgomery
Kent Daniel M., 330 Pine
Laldley H. J., 313 Montgomery
Lewis Rodman P., 622 Clay
MADISON & BURKE, NW corMont-
gonierv and California
McA LESTER & JONES, 422 Mont-
gomery
McCombe John, 402 Montgomery
Michael David, 22 Sansome
MlUett Edward V., 604 Merchant
Moreal H. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Nichols Dorsan, 623 Montgomery
NIcol William, 534>i California
Oesterrelcher Louis, .503 California
Onllahan & Grady, 12 Montgomery
PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 528
California
Pettigrew & Farless, 217 Sansome
Ptorr John, 32!) Montgomery
Raymond Frank, 33 Montgomery Blk
Rosalia Armand B., 310 Kearny
Schwartz H., 9 Montgomery Block
Sellgman Moses, 425 Montgomery
tjhain's Mercantile Collection Agency,
328 Montgomery
Sprav George C. 620 Washington
STEiRN DAVID & SON. 323 Mont-
gomery
Strauss Samuel, 325 Montgomery
Tommerup J. P. E., 516 Kearny
UMBSEN G. H &C0.,14 Montgomery
United States Protective Bureau, 235
Kearny
Von Khein O. F. & Co., 524 California
Wade William M., 310 Kearny
Waltz & Ciairmont, 606 Clay
PACIFIC COLLECTION CO,
528 CALIFORNIA ST.
PROMPT COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS,
Suits brought in all the Courts of this
State. Charges moderate.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and
Liirkln
ST. KiNATIlIS CiiLLKGE, 2H Haves
ST. IM A li V 'S ( d [. I, I0( ; K, ( lid Snn Jok6
l!oHd,:iinll..sfn.in (Ilty Hall
ST. UiiSK'S ACADKMY, S s Golden
Gate A V, bet Stelncr and Pierce
Syke's Academy of Languages, 324
Sutter
Tarrant's Academy, SW cor Ilaight
and I'lerce
Theological Somlnarv, 121 Halght
TOLAND JIEDICAL COLLEGE, E s
Stockton, bet Chestnut and Fran-
cisco
University City College, 119 Holght
Commercial Agencies.
(See Mercantile Agencies.)
Commercial Brokers,
(<See Brokers.)
Commission merchants.
(See MerchanU.)
Commissioners
Residing in San Francisco, appointed
by the Governors of the different
States, to take testimony and to
acknowledge deeds to be used In
each respective State.
Colleges.
BARNARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE, 46 O'Farrell
California College of Pharmacy, Ful-
ton, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
California Medical College,24 17 Mission
Cogswell Polytechnlcal College, SW
cor Twentv-slxth and Folsom
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, E s
Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
COOPER MEDICAL COLLEGE, cor
Sacramento and Webster
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, ;eo Post
French and English Institute, 1707
Powell
Hahnemann Medical College, 115
Height
Hastings College of the Law, 808 Mont
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Irving Institute, 10.^6 Valencia
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT UNI-
VERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
E s Stockton, bet Chestnut and
Francisco
JAMES Li. king,
Notary PuDlic and Commissioner Deeds
For every State and Territory.
No. SOS California St., N. side,
bet. Sansome and Battery Sts., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports procured.
Depositions carefully taken.
Alabama.
KIN« JA9IES L., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Arizona Territory.
KINO JAIHES 1,., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG 1. KE D. , 316 Montgomery
Hamill John E., 329 Montgomery
Harris Lewis B., 326 Pine
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kingwell J. F., 422 Montgomery
KNOX G. T., 444 California
Lyons John F.,fi07 Montgomery
tmith Holland, 307 Montgomery
onntag Lincoln, no Market
STANLEY CHARLES T., 512 Mont-
gomery
Tharp E. H. , 238 Montgomery
Wheat Charles D..501 California
Arkansas.
KING JAUES It., 308 Cali-
fornia
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D.. 501 California
Colorado.
KINO JA9IKS L., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG L.EE D. , 31 6 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Connecticut.
KINO JA9I£!S I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchonge
Dakota Territory.
KINO JA9IES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRA IG L.EE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Delaware.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Call
fornia
District ok Columiiia.
KINO JAMES I..., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D.,8ieMontKomory
Florida.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Call-'
fornia
Tharp E. IL, 2.38 Montgomery
Wheat C. I)., 501 Calllornla
Georgia.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Thari) E. H., 2;!8 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Idaho Territory.
KINO JAMES £>., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D., 316 Montgomery
.•Dice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Lvonft John F., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln, 16 Market
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 601 California
Illinois.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomeryi
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Indiana.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 CallJ
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery:
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Iowa.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kansas.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Call<
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Kentucky.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Call-
fornia
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D.. 501 California
Louisiana.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Call
fornia
CR A IG LEE D. , 316 Montgomer:
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Maine.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Call
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomer
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Maryland.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Call
fornia
Massachusetts.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Cali
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomer
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
KNOX G. T., 444 California
Michigan.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cal
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomei
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Minnesota.
KINO JAMES li., 308 Cal
fornia
CRAIG LEE D.. 316 Montgome:
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
IMPERIAL Fire lis. Co. OF LONEON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY JM^Hlfj^ sx ; ^°°^S'.!:il2S"*;o7r«V-""
COM
1321
CON
Mississippi.
^KIN» JAMES I.., 308 Call-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D.,316 Montgomery
li Jolce E. v., 6 .Merthaiils' Excliaiige
[kino JAMKS I^., 3«8 Cnll-
I torn i a
[ CRAIG LEE D. , 316 MontRomery
; Jolce E. V., 6 Merchnntg' Exchange
' Montana Territory.
KINO JAMES TL., 308 Call-
t€»riiia
CRAIG LEE D..31fiMontKoniery
Joke K. V..fi .Mi-rcliants' Exilioiige
Lyons John F.,607 MontRoniury
I Sraltb Holland, 307 Montgomery
! Nebraska.
I KINO JAMES r.., 308 Call-
f4»rnin
: CRAIG LEE D.,316 Montgomery
I Jolce E. v., 6 Mei chants' Exchange
Nevada.
I KINO JAMES I... 308 Call-
fornta
I Blooil J. H., :«M Montnonierv
I CRAIG LEED., 316 Montgomery
Harnlll .lohn E., o-29 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KIngwell J. F., 422 Monteoniery
KNOX G. T.,444Cal'fornia
Lyon John F., 607 MontKomery
Smith Hollaufi, 3U7 Montgomery
Wheat C. 1)., 501 California
New Hampshire.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Call-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
New Jersey.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Wheat C. P., 501 California
New Mexico TERRiTORy.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., fi -Merchants' Exchange
Klngwcll J. F.,422 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery
New York.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D.,. 316 Montgomery
Jolrp E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KNOX G. T., 444 California
Smith Holland, -m Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2,38 MontL'omery
Wheat Charles, 501 California
North Caroli.va.
KINO JAMES I.., 308 Cali-
fornia
KINO JAMES I-.., 308 Call
fornia
CRA IG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Jolce E.V., 6 Slfiichants' Exchange
Oreoo.v.
KINO JAMES T.., 309 Cali-
fornia
Blood .1. II.. mi Montgomery
' CRA IG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Ilamlll John E.. 32!i Montgomery
Harris Lewis B., 326 I'Ine
Jolce E.V., 6 MenhnntH' Exchange
KingwellJ. F.. 422 Montgomery
KNOX G. T., 444 California
Lew Eugene W., 405 Montgomery
Lyons John F.,607 Montgomery
Melnlnger Louis, 442 California
Smith Holland, :«)7 Montgomery
.Sonntag Lincoln, llfi Market
Stanley Charles T., 512 Montgomery
Tharp E. II., 2:^8 Sioiiigoniery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
"■i^/^n'.r'^" "- »- «•-' Granolithic Paving Go's
"'n/rn-Ja*"*" "^ =»••.«•.„- ARTIFICIAL STONE
Jolc.■E.V.,6M.■r.hant^•K^
■ OKe
SOITII I
•inrrjr
HoLINA.
KINO JAMEN L., 30H Call-
fornia
fharp K. Il.,2."» MoniK
Wheat C. l).,aoi Cullfori
TEVMxm:!:.
KINO JAMES L., 30lt Cali-
fornia
Jolce E.V., 6 .Mcrrliantii' Ktchanye
Smith Holland. ;)()7 .MontgoniiTy
KINfJ JAME.S 1... 30H <-ai|.
f«>rnia
CRAIG LEE D.,316 Montgomery
Joice E.V.,6 Murclmnts' ExchaUKe
Utah Territory.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 Montgomery
Joke E.V.. 6 Merchants' ExchaoKc
KIngwell J. F., 422 M^mttfomery
KNoXG. T., 444 California
Smith Holland. 307 MonigoiherT
SIDE WALKS
"•illk il.»«ir» l'|,l,«,» I Ir 11. r.
.ll.|--n-li,.- 1.11I. I ,«i, !f .„ ■ .
l—l and at U-m imI ib*n *
roii.iriiill"ti.
JarliBon'* Palrat nMn*|> mm>i
H«lrr|>roar WmII*.
BnM-mrni mn* Ollar ri<»*r«
Mxl.' !■. r-.'.l ■>! ..•.-r (r^..-).r .•
P. H. JACKSON.
asw-«3o rir«i Ml.. ». r . r»i
Coaf««tl«»«r»- llaa«ra««<ir
\nu.
308 Call-
KINO JAMES L., 308 Cali-
fornia
Smith Hollanil..'W Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2.'W Montgomery
Wheat (;. l).,50l California
Washi.n(;tos Territory.
KINO JAMES L., 308 Cali-
fornia
Hlnoil J. H., •W Montgomery
CRAIG LEE D. , 316 .Montgomery
HamiU John E., Sl'> .Montgomery
Harris Lewis IJ...T26 I'lne
Jolce E.V., fi McrchantF' Exchange
KNOXG. T., 444 California
Lew E. W.,405 Montgomery
Lvons John F.,fio7 Montgomery
Smith Holland. 307 Montgomery
Sonntag Lincoln 1 1« Market
Tharp E. H.,2:)8 Montgomery
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Wkjst Viroinia.
KINO J.IMES I... 308 Cali-
fornia
Wl.sniNSIN.
KINO JAMES L.. 308 Cali-
fornia
Jolce E.V., fi Jlerchants' Kxchange
WVOMINO TeIIRIToKV.
KINO JAMES L.. 308 Cali-
fornia
CRAIG LEE D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
MA**KKt t-UA.NK. I.- nr.my
Maswiii I' r<>n-p, 4U < <>niin'-r< lai
McLaren I'narlm S., SW cof Sitfr
ami l*..w.-II
MEIfKI! M I -i. K.-.r,.
Mi'l-' 1 •
Rirrrll-iClllLlt A KMUKM'f.'HT
FRANZ SIEBRECHT.
I'lffuui"!;
Engelberg's Bakery
ASI) CiNKEflK'SKBT
41* KMkray.
Conr«>«>4lo««>r«' War*.
Concrete.
California .\rtitlrlal SKmo
M.ramw'ii. Ha" "ti .t ll^iinl»'b J» »
raving Co,. Hchrwl-T. Alt>m-hi A <■•■ . =< •»•«•'
404 Montgomery „^„ „„, '
GOODMAN OEOROK. 807
GR.^No'uTlllt; I'.WINO O
Montgoiii.ry
Rnnsome E. I-.. Iir: MonlKoni.r
6
o
o,
9
o
i
o
m
renrmloaery.
-ard
George Goodman
I-al.-i.t.T and Mmiiifa. lur.T ..f
ARTIFICIAL STONE
In nil Its Ilraiirh"'".
Walk and
.4.; 307 Woni«oTOcry
NevBilaUlock.
PAN FKANCISCo,CAL.
r»»<
1 John, iai» !'•»>'»«
ADVERTISING AGENTS: PALMER & KEY, 405-40? Saosome St.
W»M»Py;^/i<
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
CON
1322
CON
Bulwlnkel Ello Miss, l.WJ Kolsmn
Carnduii F. K. Mrs.. 1552 UowarJ
CarrJiillaG.. 1203 Turk
Castle Nicholas, IS'i Fourth
Chcppriilch Loiils.SK cor Stockton and
t'la.v
Clinton Mary, ^50 .Sixth
Coclirane JiiUa MIsk, 1521 Mission
Cdhen Morris, 613 McAllister
Cohn William. 144 Seventh
Collins Phd'be Mrs..5.^') Fourth
Cook .1. A M.. 1626 folk
Cotton N. J., 1941 Mission
Craven Ann, 412', lieary
I'abcovlch J. C.,5n2 Kearny
Deppe Bfrnaril, 423 Fourth
Pllerula & Co., 413 Geary
DovleM. J., 138 Ninth
Dunn Marv, 16:8 I'olk
Eldred Henry J., 1409 Polk
FItzler Joseph Mrs., 406 Third
Fletcher Harriet Mrs., 1019 Howard
Fogg M. E. Fletcher Mrs.. 514 Geary
Foster A. A. Mrs., 240 Third
Foster Charles, Oakland Ferry
Frev Rosa, 10.34 Golden Gate Av
Frey <fe Merkel, 911 Larkin
Gehen Mary Mrs., 1050 Howard
Cells C. G. Mrs.. 509 Montgomery Av
Gendar J. W.,94S Market
Gibbons Laura Mrs., 1306 Market
Gilbert August, 237 Post
Gilbert Thomas S.,806 Larkin
G L Mary Mrs., 100 Shotwell
Grant David G., 416 Hayes
Grossman Slgmnnd, 336'^ Sixth
Gruenhagen W. <fe Co., 20 Kearny
Guillet Charles, 905 Larkin
Haas George, 824 Market
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
Hacker Bernard, 325 Kearny and 1202
Market
Hahn William, 1602 Geary
Hahnemann Albert, 344 Sixth
Hall A., 46 Fourth
Hansen Dina, 118 Francisco
Hansen S. Jliss, 940 Valencia
Hill M. A. Mrs., 5i4'^ Sixth
Hlntz Edward, 10.57 Howard
Hofmann Adele,2431 Mission
Holt Ann Mrs., 1209 Bush
Huber Albert, 130S Polk
Hunt James, 173S Market
Johnston S. ;Miss, 440 Hayes
Juersensen Nis.. 104 Eddv
Kanfmitter Marie Jlrs., 96.5 Mission
King Agnes Mrs.. 904 Valencia
King Margaret Jlrs., NE cor Twen-
tieth and Guerrero
Klippel Barbara Miss. 139 Gouch
Krieger Anna Mrs., 337 Hayes
Lavallev Louis P., 408 Broadwar
Le Mar Catherine 3Irs.. 1189 Market
Lindenborn C. S.. 316 Haves
Louttit ■William S.. 1001 Sutter
Low AVilliam M.. 1332 Pacitlc
Luth Marv C. Mrs., 927 Broadwav
Maiester Marie E. Mrs., 411 Fourth
Slaniev Nelson W., 200'^ Third
3Ians Henry, 714 Valencia
Maskev Frank, 32 Kearny
Mather Amanda Mrs., 637 McAllister
Mavle George D., 38 Fourth
McArdle James, 352 Third
McBirnev Samuel, 1719 Devisadero
McCollum James, 1054 Howard
McDonald Catherine, 112 Eighth
MERCER M. A., 513 Kearny
Midon Frank, 117 Sutter
Miles ■William, 410 Sixth
Miller James, 120:^ Market
Mitchell & Hart, 1.35 Kearny
Musil Joseph, 27 Ninth
Nolte Georglana Mrs., 127}^ Fourth
Pavson Charles B., 1126 Larkin
PerroTich S. Mrs., 1724'^ Market
Pfenninger H. <fe Co., 1033 Market
Pharion F. M.. 630 Grove
Poehlman ■William, SW cor Post and
Powell
Re Joseph, 1628 Stockton
Roberts George F. & Co., 1301 Polt
Ropcke Helmuth Mrs., 1511 Dupont
Koterninnd & Schmidt, 1310 Pacific
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFOET,
118 Front
Rvan Annie Miss, 264 Third
Saul John, 1.32 Fifth
Sauter Charles. 1405 Stockton
Schmits William, 323 Broadway
Scholl Louis E., 103 Fifth
Sihruder, Albrecht & Co., 224 Battery
Setter Joseph, 1.317 Dupont
Slebrecht Franz, 416 Kearny
SUengle E.. 1432 Pacific
Stappcnheck J. Mrs., 1525!^ Dupont
Steams M. L., 1006 Murk.t
Stevens Thomas Mrs., 1424 Market
Sullivan Esther Mrs., 3033 Geary
Taylor James. 903 Bush
Teal Thomas, 5;« Fourth
Thaln Brothers, 781 Market
Torr Melissa Mrs., 1420 Howard
Townsend William S.. 627 Market
Wanner Monlka Mrs., 1035 F"lsoni
Ward Ann Mrs., NE cor Susquehanna
and Trinidad
Warren August, 318 Sixth
Warren William T.. 108 Twelfth
Welwr & Mader, 302 Sixteenth and
2027 Fillmore
Welch Kate Mrs., 779 Folsom
Wendel George, 123 Tay.or
Wlchman Brothers, 754 Market, 100>4
Stockton an<l M Third
Wright B. C, 229 Fell
Yonne John, 1419 Stockton
Zeller Louisa, 1311 PowfU
Conaals.
('^Oonsula General.)
Argentine Republic, J. F. Schlelden,
324 Washington
Austro-Hungarlan Empire, Rudolpk
Hochkofler, 38 California
Brazil, D. L. Randolph, vice consul, 12
Montgomery
<-Chill, Henry BarroUhet, 524 Mo«t-
gomery
*China, Liang Tlng-tsan, consul gen-
eral, F. A. Bee, consul, 806 Stockton
Costa Rica, Richard Yilian-anca, 128
California
Denmark, John Simpson, 11 Market
Ecuador, F. Herrera. 218 California
^France, Edmond Carrey, 606 Montg'y
German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,
318 Sacramento
Great Britain, Denis Donohoe, con-
sul, Charles Mason, vice consul, 506
Battery
Greece, H. N. Cook, 32'>: Fremont
Guatemala, Domingo Estrada, 506 Bat-
terv
Hawaiian Islands, D. A. McKinley, 302
California
Honduras, John T. Wright, fi40 Market
Italv, Francesco Lambertenghl, 506
Battery
Japan, Saburo Fujii, 107 Phelnn Bldg
<=Mexlco, Alex. K. Coney, 5-31 Pal
Netherlands, J. De Fremery. 410 Bat
-'Nicaragua, F. Herrera, 218 California
Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben Sels, 530
Cai'fomia
Peru, William E. Holloway, 4-30 Cal
Portugal, Henry Laidley, vice consul,
313 Montgomtry
Republic of Columbia, Herman S. Boh-
mer, 506 Batterv
'Russia, A. E. Olarovsky. consul gen-
eral, 411 '2 California, Gustave Nie-
banm, vice consul, 310 .Sansome
Salvador, J. M. Roma, 123 California
Spain, C. Martin, 411'^ California
Sweden and Norway, Henry Lund, 214
California
Switzerland, Antoine Borel, 311 Mont-
gomerv
Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 33 Fremont
United States of Venezuela, F. Herre-
ra, 218 Califom-a
Uruguay, William E. Holloway ,430 Cal
Contractors.
(See aUo Carpenters and Buildert;
also Itlcdrivers.)
Acker Francis V., 1209 Polk
American Bridge and Building Co., 22
California
Adams John G., 330 Pine
Antonelli Joseph S., 39 Olerchants' Ex
Apel John. 605 Montgomery
Baldwin James W., 321 Sutter
Bateman Brothers, 330 Pine
Beck Jacob, 516 Kearny
Bernard Fraui is, 516 Kearny
Binet Joseph r,..:t30 Pine
Blake John, 330 Pine
Browell J., "27 Montgomery
Brueeeman Henrv, 316 Grant Av
Buckman A. E., 314 Montgomery
Burpee & Judson, 3.30 Pine
Bvron .lohn, 117 Nineteenth
CAL.IFORXIA bridge: CO.,
22 Cullfornia
Callahan Jt Bundersen,MerchantR' Dry
Dock
CHAPMAN WM. J., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
WJ>I. J. CHAPMAN,
Contractor for Sewer Work, Etc.
Yanlts, Cellars, Sewers, Yards Cleaned
Leave orders :
S.E.cor. Montgomery and Broadway.
Chataln & Glllettl, 1219 Market
CHESTER HENRY. 1408 Mission
Chrlstv Charles, 330 Pine
Collins P. J. 4 Son, i30 Pine
Commarv W. T., 30 New Montgomery
Conrad William A., 516 Kearny
Crlchton Peter, 3.30 Pine
De Greaver H., .302 Montgomery
Digglns Brothers, 2420 Sutter
Dunshee Cornelius E., 330 Pine
Eaton John F.,rourteenth bet Mission
and Howard „
Ehmann John A., SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
Ellis Nathan B., 330 Pine
Farrell & Bell. 638 Market
Fish Joseph, :«0 Pine
Fisher Henry, 638 Market
Fltzpatrlck Arthur G.. 330 Pine
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Fnrness John, 30 New Montgomery
Gibson James C, 30 New Montgomery
Grav <fe Stover, :«0 Pine
Haaf Jacob & Son, 516 Kearny
Hall Winslow. 30 New Montgomery
Harmon Will'am,30 New Montgomery
Harriss D., 916 Geary
Hicks Reuben B., 30 New Montgomery
Hock Tobias, 516 Kearny
Hurlbut R. P., 330 Pine
Jackson A., 3;« Pine
Kellv James M., 638 Market
KellV Michael J., 428 Montgomery
Kelso John, 331 Montgomery
K^rr Will am. 903 Battery
KEV6 IRON BRIDGE AND
I MANUFACTURING CO.,
! 102 Phelan Bldg ^^ ^ __
I Kinsman C. W., 30 New Mori tgomery
I Kinsman James W., 30 New Montg y
Knowles F. E. & Co. (stone) W b Sixth
nr King
' LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
I Lang George, 30 New Montgomery
Langstaff William, 30 New Montg ry
Lawrence Jav v., 619 Sacramento
Locke M. B. & Co. (railroad) 507 Mont
j Mackav J. Stuart, 3.30 Sutter
I Macarv John E.. 528 California
Malter, Lind & Eotrers (mill) 419 Cal
! McCann Richard, 330 Pine
i McClure P. L.Cwater supphes)224 Eddy
' McDonald J. W.. 234 Montgomery
1 McKav John H., 124 Main
McLaiie Henry J., 638 Market
McMahon B. & Son. 22 Howard
I Mead William H., 3a0 Pine
i Merrv Thomas, 109 Jackson
' Miller Adam. 516 Kearny
i Miles Michael, 542 California
Mitchell F. & Son, 9.50 Howard
Mitchell Robert, 638 Market
Murphv Patrick, 1175 Market
Naale George D., 317 Montgomery
O'Sulllvan Daniel (brickwork and plas-
tering) 330 Pine, room 11
I Parent Charles L., 232 Fremont
Patridge H. C, 302 Montgomery
Paulson & Co., 421 Jones
Phelps Manufacturing C"., 17 Dnimm
I Post Nathan C, 30 New Montgomery
. Robinson Peter, 918 Battery
Robinson & Gillespie, 315 and 339Sutter
Roche & Sheedy, SE cor Bitch and
Boss James, NW cor Van Ness and
Linden Avs . _
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market, pier and store-
house W s Sixth, from Hub-bell to
South
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St.
jRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.Iwash^n^tS^st ;proiirieicrsof the Orleans Viierart
~ CON 1323
COS
Shnin Kilwin II. rninson) 310 Mnnt
SMYTH WILLIAM H.
■J.-«(>lark.t
Soniilkhon Christian, UZ Cullfornia
SpauMInK M. (.mason) Hi;!"-, Market
^^waIl A Stein, 769 Market
Tavli.r Joseph W. (street) 719 Br.vant
Thotuason Kdwlu K., 640 Market
ThornhlU Thomas. 35 I'ost
Towie Wallace \V., King nr Fourth
Trotter John, ;iO New >lont
UNION IMl'KUVEMKNT CO., 330
I'Ine
Vincent Clarence D., 320 California
Wairner Jacob, 516 Kearn.v
Warren Charles A., 234 .Montgomerv
Watterson George T., 638 MarKet
WHKKLER & BUUDICK.US Davis
White J. B. & Co., 318 Pine '
White O. E., 330 I'ine
Whittler James E., 211 Townsend
Williams Chaunce.v B., 528 California
Williams Leo C, 528 California
Young L. G. (sewer) 316 Grant Av
Zacharlas Morris (glazing) 516 Kearny
CoDTeyaDCer*.
(See aUo Notariet Public.)
KINO JAMES I... 308 C'all-
furnia
CAI'P C. S. A CO., 638 Market
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Jolce Erastus V., 6 Merchants' Ex
Mason James, 425 California
RolU John S., 425 California
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Cooking Ranges.
(See Banoen.)
Coopers.
Almon D. & Co., 40 Commercial
Andrews 4 Cornell, 417 Main
An-^ley Washington, 14 Merchant
Armstrong Kudolph, 227 JIaIn
Arnold F. W. & Co., 3 Chambers
Bucklne Diedrlch, 758'-> Bryant
CALIFORNIA BAKKEL CO., 323
Front
Carl Andrew, 204 Commercial
FfLDA BR0THEK8, 30-40 Spear
Haiulv L. N.& Co., 32 Clay
Herbert <fe Njland, 38 Commercial
Hogan & Co., 53 Clay and :«! Com
HoUlen John H., 105 Clay
Kll bourn A Co., 641 s«econd
Lang Henry, 114 Jack.-ion
Lar.«en George, 314 Bryant
Lawson Andrew, 508 Front
Mads.in Ole, 309 Davis
Mulliall Moriln, 323 Bryant
OhNuiiL.W., 8 Mission
PACIFIC WOODENWARE AND
COOPERAGE CO., 323 Front
Ramsey M. J., 622 Battery
Richanis John W. (agent) 206 Front
Vogel & Radtke, 22-24 Broadway
Wludeler George K., 249 King
Woerner David, NW cor Main and
Harrison
WoofleBware aii
Cooperage Co.
Manufacturers ot and Dealers In
coopera&e stock,
A full line of White Oak, Mople, Sug-
ar Pine, Fir, White and Red Cedar,
etc., always on hand.
Office, 323 Front St.
<'oo|ter>i' N(o«k.
BROWN DAVID H.. 53 Clar
an<i:«ii'uni r< inl
AVK AM. LLMBEB
COOS ItAY
CO., :C3F
Demoster A K.y». 202 Market
Grant It.. SE cor Seventh and Klii«
I arley Charle. A c.,.. 114 |i,vl.
Hogan A Co.. 5:1 ciav ai,<l .16 Com
Iluildart J. .M., is Market
PACIFIC \M KNWARE AND
CooPEltAt;K CO.. .i:.» Fp.Dt
RICUARDiii JOHN W. (EKeot)
206 Front "
Copper-Importers.
Austin & Phelps, 220 .MinMon
DOBL.E ABN'BR, 13-15 Fremont
Harley Charles A Co., IM DavU
Uolbrook, Merrill A Slet».ju, 228 Mar-
ket ami 1-17 Ucale
MONTAGCK W. W. A CO., 309-317
Market
Pacltlc Metal Work*, 141 First
PARK BROTH KR ^ CO.
L.IMITKD. 13-15 Fremont
TAY GEORGE U. & CO., CU-
618 Battery
Copper Boilers.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225 Mar-
ket and 1-17 IJcale
LANEW. E.,505 Keamv
MONTAGIE W. W. 4 CO., 30fr-317
Market
TAY GEORGE H. & Co., 614-
618 Battery
Coppersniltbs.
California Copper Works, 226 Fremont
lis John G., iii4 Kearnv
LANE W.E.,.'i05 Kearny
Lawson John C, 603 Battery
MIstre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
Perev P., 7*S Mis-Ion
Sanders & C6.,421 Mission
Smith Charles W., 16 Washington
Wagner Ludwig, «» .>Ilsslon
California Copper Works.
F. TODT,
aae fbemont street.
Bet. Howard and Folwini,
Practical Coppemmlth.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Copper
Apparatus for Distilleries, breweries.
Soda Works and Tubing Work. Re-
pairing e.xecutcd at short notice.
Copyinar Presses.
(See alfo Slalioneri.)
EafV Copying Press Co.( Delrolt,Mlch.)
il6 Front
Paige S. B.& Co., 116 Front
WICK SON G. G. & CO.
(Pneumatic) 3-5 Front
Copyists.
Barrett M. G. Miss, 302 Momgomery
Breen & ScMlngheyde, .VW California
Itakin & Hawes (electric) .TJO .San«>me
D.-nnlng J. F. * (>.. :I3I Monlgon.en;
Dlgges Eva E. Ml«» itypewrlterj MOfl
Montgomery _«»,„.
EMERSON <fc BACON Misses,
331 Montgomery
Flowf r W. C, 5,5 Nevarla Block
HAINES J. D. (electric) 106
Leidesdorir
Hcusslcr A., 1202 Mission
Runge 4 Elliot (type writer; 330 1 ine
Cordace.
Armes George W., 119 California
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ALLEN W. M., \m Mark**
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CO.. ^^^ M«'k»t
FRECD Oi HON, 7t4 Marksi
and m llCrmii Av
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GLOVER H. W.
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Hamrlln A. M. .:■! •'
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Manlnraul .1 >!'• . ^'^ '•■<•'■'
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FREUD k SON.
CORSETS. BRACES.
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742-744 laikttuno-12 Grill if.
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
COS
1324
FOR HAIjK by Ar¥. FIRNT-CIiASS ,
GROOERS, RESTAURANTS AND HOTBLSi
DAI
CoHOuniorH.
Anilersoii H. Mrs., 121 Stockton
Krleillniider Laura Mrs., 202 Stevenson
Jalin A. & Sun, 712 Mission
I'etcr Krcd., TJG Market
Peter Mar.v iMr8.,7:t6 Market
Schnefer M. Mrs., 34 Third
Terme Louise Mnie., 612 Montgomery
Cotton milH.
California Cotton Mills Co. (Oakland)
310 California
Cotton Rope.
DOYLE HEXRY & CO., 517-
51'1 Mnrkct
KITTL-B & CO., 202 California
Cotton Twinen.
KITTLE & CO. , 202 California
Cotton Seed Oil.
COLEMAN WM. T. Si CO.,
121 Market
Cracker manufacturers.
CSee Bakeries— Cracker.)
Cream Tartar, Soda, and
Saleratus 9Ianufacturers.
Barton B. F. & Co., 213 Sacramento
California and Pacific Cream of Tartar
Works, cor Seventh and Bryant
Orlswold E. & Co., 125-129 Utah
Gulttard E. &Co., 207 Sacrnmento
Horstmann John, 767-775 Bryant
Olcovlch Brothers, 12 Front
Tyler S. H. <fe Son. 218 Sacramento
Vlgnler Ami, 431 Battery
Crockery and Olassware—
^Vbolesale.
Ackernian S. H. Co., 123 Kearnv
Altschul L. & Co., 422 Sansome
Barnett k Kalisky, 197 Stevenson
Cerf, Schloss & Co., Ill Batterv
Cory, Clcott & Co., 406 Market
Daneri Antonio, 420 Batterv
Eastland & Banner, 22 California
JACKSON T. TT, «&CO., 104
Market and 3 California
Marks M., 212 California
BXARSH H. F., agent BoBton
and Sandwich Glass Co. ,577 Market
Mayfleld & Co., 118 Battery
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
Haitian, Dotaanii & Co.,
124^13-4 Sutler
Overarre P. L, 123 California
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (bar fix-
tures) 515 Blarket
Straus J. & Co.. 102-104 Battery
SWAIN R. A. & CO., 16 Post
Taylor John & Co. (druggisis')63 First
Waneenheim, Sternheim & Co., 528
Market
Alhrisrht Bertha, 535 Haves
Altschul B.. 1615 Po.k
Barnett & Kaltskv, 197 Stevenson
Becker Joseph. 329 Haves
Colby Harvey W., 2208 Mission
Curtin James M., 1123 Market
Davidson M., 231 Sixth
Davis & Cowen. 929 Market
Doyle Rirhard, 534 Sixteenth
Dreyfus Moses, 1620 Eddv
Duff James, 414 Third
Ehert Junius, 1417 Stockton
Efienne Victor. 218 Sixth
Flaeeollet Charles, 302 Third
Friedman Solomon, 183 Sixteenth
Gilbert Michael. 153 Fourth
Hall A. T. <fe Son, .528-5:10 Market
Harris \V. J., 1006 Valencia
Hartmann M. Mrs., 928 i^ Harrison
Jantzpn Frederick, 641 Kearny and
717 Market
.Joyce P. .T., 115 Sixth
Kent Perez, 439 Hayes and 938 Seven-
teenth
Kronliert; Adolph, 1404 I'olk
Levin I'nrollne, .38 .Sacramento
Louis .lohn A. Mrs., 318,'^ Third
Marlanl 0. D., 623Padllc
Mayer M. K. & Co., 324 Sixth
MaMleld & Co., 118 Katterv
McChire P. <t Son, 1.502 Market
McKay JamcB, 5 Taylor
Merle Isidore, 528 Broadway
Moore Andrew, 1215 Powell
MuUerA.C, 115Thlid
Munter Henry, 20S Sixteenth
Nathan. Dohrninnn & Co., 126 Sutter
Nelson Lars, 1238 Valencia
Nelson William F. & Son, 601 Front
Oppenhelmer Benjamin. 107 Sixth
PInklert Henry. 937 Market
Potter Francis A., 2616 Mission
Potter & Davis, 2018 Klllmore
Rltiand Louis, 1304 Stockton
ShemanskI Julius, 1314 Dupont
Simon Abram, 1034 Folsom
Simon Joseph. 302 Sixth
Simon Marv, 710 Front
Stein Kachel, 214 Pacific
SWAIK R. A. & CO., 16 Post
TOML.INSON JOS. MRS.,
607 Post
WIGDERO HENRY O., 54
Fourth
Crucibles.
(.See also Assayers' Materials.)
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Davis
Curiosities.
Hermann T.. 630 Washington
JACKSON R. W., 614 Market
Mayers Robert, 637 Market
A. C, 337 Kearny
Curled Hair.
i^'- Manufacturers.)
'•'Bailey Henry, Marquesas, bet St. John
and Tomblgbee
Caldwell W.. T., 658 Mission
-'Herzog J. Sc Co., 770 Mission
Keoch John, 73 New Montgomery
O'Brien John, 1080 Brannan
Cutlers.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bachmann J., T29 Clay
Bfmmerer A., 422 Commercial
Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 Leldesdorff
Hayes Michael J.. 1432 Market
Helllwell R. S., 115 Fourth
Hoppe Relnhold, 115 First
Ortet Brothers, 524 Commercial
PRICE MICHAEL. 415 Kearny
Rabjohn Edwin, 139 Fifth
Ran Adolph H., 635 Kearny
Rudgear k Shepman, 108 First
Todt John, 119 Lpklesdortr
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
M. PRICE,
PIONEERCUTLER
415 KEARNY ST., S.F.
Maker and designer of the
Famous California Carvers
Also the Celebrated Bowie
and Huntins: Knives,
Warranted to be driven through three
half dollars at a single blow.
Also maker of the GUA RD RAZOR,
warranted not to cut the flesh while
shaving.
A well selected stork of AMERICAN
and ENGLISH TABLE KNIVES and
FORKS and a great varietv of BOX-
ING GLOVES, INDIAN" CLUBS,
DUMBBELLS, FOILS, MASKS, and
COMBAT SWORDS, always on hand.
Agent for the RUGBY Football. Orind-
ing and repairing done.
Country onlers promptly attended to.
Cutlery— Importers.
(<%e also Hnrdrvare— Wholesale.)
Allen E. T..4'6 Market
BANCROFT CO. THE, 607
Market
Bowles James, SB cor Commercial and
LelUesdorfland 141 Fourth
Conran Thomas S. (Joseph llodgers A
Sons) 120 Sutler
Davis Hros., Bergmann & Co., 6-16
Sutter
FOLKKIIS J. H.A.& BRO., 118 Mont
HALL A. I. <fe SON. ;.28-530 Market
Harrison Brothers & Howson (Shef-
field, England, and New York) 120
Sutter
Holler Walter, 120 Sutter
Jones, McCraken & Co., 109 California
Joseph Nathan A Co., 641 Clav '
Natlian, Dotaanu & Co.
\'Z1-19'Z Sutter
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
PRICE MICHAEL, 415 Kearny
Sadler* Co., 35 Second
Schuiz <fc McCartney, 513 Market
Son Brothers, 13 Sansome
Stevenson <fe Longwill, 539 Market
Straus J. & Co., 102-104 Battery
SWAIN R. A. &CO., 16 Post
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 528
Market
Well M. & T. & Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
Westcott Bros.. 406 Sansome
WILL & FINCK, 818 Market
Cutlery— Retail.
{See Hardware, etc.)
Cylinder and Slactaine Oils.
NELSON S. P. & CO. (Union)
10 Commercial
Dairy Machinery.
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Armes George W., 119 California
WICKSON G. G. & CO., 3-5
Front
Dairy Produce— WTiolesale.
Bassett <fe Bunker, 228 Clay
Brigham, Hoppe & Co.. 129 California
Cnlitornia Table Butter Co., 120 Fifth
DE BERNARDI & WEST-
PHAL, 204 Front
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO., 114-116
Market
FELLING HENRY & CO.,
••iOS ( !lav
FREITAS M. T. Si CO., 325
Front
GAGE, SHATTUCK Si CO.
317 Front
Gambitz K., 216 Washington
Garvin & Co., 320 Washington
Getz Bros. & Co., 209 Market
Haight Robert &, Co., 226 Front
Hegler, Johnson & Co.. 113 Front
Hevwood S. J. & Co., 222-224 Clay
HILLS BROS., 36 Calif oruia
Hooper & Jennings, 323 Market
Joost Herman, 310 Bnttery
Kirschbraun & Suns, 308-310 Front
Klauber & Levi, 122-124 Davis
Kruse& Slow, 112 Third
MARSHALL, TEGGART Si
BRORSEN, .SOfi Davis
MARTIN, FEUSIER Si CO.
309-313 Clay
McHenry S. & Co., 320 Front
Meade Geo. W. & Co., 16-18 Drumm
Norton, Teller & Co., 24 Cnlifornla
PRICE W. C. Si CO., 337-331
Front
Ross & Hewlett. 300-302 Davis
SHERRY, LAWRENCE Si
CO., 321 Clay
TILDEN H. N^ Si CO., 426
Sansome
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., 409 Clay
Whitney C. E. A Co., 101 Ciilfornia
Wieland Brothers, 326 Front
Wolfe n Max & Co., SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
■\\OOSTER J. B. & Co., 218 Front
Dairy Produce— Retail.
Angius John P. & Co., 11 Pac. Fruit
Market
Asmann & Elster, 88-91 Cal. Market
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORMN, Manage
WU. SiXrON, Asst Maoagot
HE BftNCROFT COMPANY
MARKET 8t! book «w miiolim ui^**
DAI
1325
DEN
ATCHINSON B.
IG C
M, & CO.
Decorators- Wall an« C«ll- I r.,
> lit re Maik
Barmnii .loliii. 7lV> I.iirklii
Beiijttiuln A- Cu., '^Ui Turk
BHTiMctt ,t ('.I., ;{5-:«i t'ni. .'Nlnrkct
BENTON C. L.. & CO^ 65-67
fdllfornla Mflrkot
Blot Jil. Mr^.. 52 Oiitrr Slarket
Brunenkaiit John, ml Third
Cavasiisro P<inilnlc, 628 Broadway
Chrlst«?nsen & Mel en, 146 Seventh
Coriles K. K.,1I7 FIfih
Cox Charles, 103 California Market
Crough John A., 428 Hayes
Devoto Anionio, 1.'>2H IV well
Dreher Andrew. 1228 Stockton
Erlchson Julia Miss, 431 Hayes
Erzgraber & Co., 27-29 and 108 Cal.
Market
Fink Alonzo W., 50 WashlnKton Mar-
ket
Frtot A.N.J.. 57-58 Washington Market
Getz A., 16 Grand Central Alarket
Goldstone Charles, 11-12 Grand West-
err. Market
Harris Herman. Grand Western Mkt
Hhss Conrad, 2006'" Mason
HildebrandC. 324 Third
Hills Bros., 36 Calllornia
Hills & Twins, Bay City Market
HorKan T'raothy, 14 Grand Central
Market
Johnson Henrv, 1045 Howard
Joost Herman, 310 Battery
Kane & Heaney , 11 nnd 49 Centre Mkt
Krnse & Slow, 112 Third
LanzendorlTE., 1606 Polk
Lartlgau John P., 15-19 S. F. Market
Lehmann Ciirllne Mrs., 813 Larkln
Lemoine & Plchon,4 S. F. Market and
76 California Market
Levaggi A Barbleri, 30!i-3U Wash
Levin Bros., 15 Bav City Market and
134 Sixth
Lohmann J. & Co . 1649 Mission
Mamlock Albert, 821 Polk
McGovern P. J. & Co., 1716 Market
and 2925 Sixteenth
Meckel Ernst, 1506 Polk
Mever Josei>h. 22 Centre Market
Miller John, 1506 Polk
Morlock Frederick, 2.5 Centre Market
Keubert <fc Grabau,2.5 Cal. Market
Nicolal Christof, 1228 Paciflc
Oesting William (;.,2.32 MontgomeryAv
Phillips P. A., 27 Centre Market
Plotz&Kruse,2.35Sl.':th
Rice William H., 2204 Fillmore
Runnels John W., 1704 Polk
Ruppel Conrad, 30 Grand Arcade Mkt
Sauter Charles, 1405 Stockton
Schmidt Jacob, 206 Second
Schwartz C, 32 California Market
Turk Henrv, 53-54 Centn' Market
Wilton & Cortelyou,23 Californlo Mkt
DecoratlTe Art Rooms.
Arnold F. A. Mrs., 1022 Sutter
Barrv Alice W. Miss, 428 Sutter
Kohiberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Newman <fc Lerlnson, 129 Keorny
Smith J. Addison, 321 Sutter
M.rt^ ami
\\ IkHD
Moreitl & Tn'7/:lnl,7l SI.
Utto Krnst A.,.tl Si. Anii'i
DclipaclFa.
f/m/x/rfrrt.)
HH-'tl Cal. Mvkct
, 122 Kronf
.7-29 and 108 Calfor-
Asmann * KNtv
Bak.r H. U. A (
"KrzgruiK'r A C<
nla Market
Frlot A. N. J., 57-58 Wa-ihlOKton M .
kel
"GoMlierg, Bowen* (>i.,42»-t'^ I'
*llaaker Wm. Co. i New Yorkj 116 i ,
Kru^e & Slow 112 ThIr.l
^Lebenbauni Bros., 21.'. Sutler and S\V
cor I'olk and Calllornia
Mea<le Georgi- \V. * Co.. 16-18 Unimni
WIeland Bros., 336 Front
Dental Laboratories.
Knowlton John S., Xt i'wt
Porter Jijhn S., 26 Monlguincry
Dentists.
Adams 0. L., 1515 Leavenworth
Austin Henry, SE cor McAllister and
Gough
Barduc W. Nelson, 2443 Mission
Baynes Henry F.,40'i Geary
Beers Barren, 2:iO K-arny
Birge James J., 8."W Market
Blake A. K., 104 Kearnv
Blake Charl-s E. Sr., ii20 Market
Blankman William, Nu. leus Hotel
Bliss Frederick A., HOB Market
Blood Joseph N., N\V cor ValencU
and Sixteenth
Bolton Thomas, SO-i Howard
Botsford George, 3 Tavlor
Boxton Charles. 131 Post
Brewer B. B., 906 Market
Brooks Frank A.. 2010 .-tockton
Brown A. V., 34 Turk
Brvant William. 22;i Gear>-
Bunnell E. F.,31!l Kearny
Burch Maria A., -VW Sutter
Burns O.B.,3J()'Karrell
Bush <feSon, 8 Kearnr
Cahill Stephi^n D., 12.38 Valencia
Cane John. 6 Turk
Card W. H.,413Bnsh
Carlton Harry P. ..VX) Sutter
Case Charles E.,310 Kearny
Chalfnnt .S. I'., cor .Market and Mason
Chrlstensen FMward W.. .'Wl Sixteenth
Chrlstensen G. A., 303 Sixteenth
Christopher Telfcr, 36 Geary
Clark Franklin N.,26 Miintgomery
Clarke A McKLiizie, 127 Kearny
Cochrane E.I •..S.WMHrket
Cogswell J. L..cor Kearny and "'"»'>,
COLTDN DKNTAI, ASSOCIATION.
6-10 Phflan Bide
Colton Dental Association
PHELAN BUILDING,
II \<
K u
p. ..I
Halii.. il. VS.,
H».rl~.n K. L.,
Harrl.on Hmff J.. Ill J'o«i
Uai.lehur»l A (), NW o.r « •
I>olk
Hatch Janir* H.. 211 Osrr
Hill AI(r.Ml.<...-im^r«rr
Hill A. I.a-llum 144.1 Mark*-!
HILLTHOMAN I...10»XarkM
Mutton J. A. I> . i:£i l-owrll
Jacob* K. IL. SK cor Fuurtii Uti Wf
.,K"iic.l \N . N\s ror Grant
and oTarrrll (!<(« adfL Mftl
-, I FHANKI.IV.
Decorators.
Bates Marv J. Miss, 1619 Washington
Blum Robert, 126 Kearny
Chodbourne F.S.& Co., 741-745 Market
Clark G. W. & Co., 645 Market
Cooks Bro«., 108-110 Post
DUHEM AUGUSTE, 121 Sutter
Edwards Frank G., 820 Market
Havnert Clemens, 214 Stockton
Herlnger Henry A., 22 Third
Hilbert Albert. 15 Geary
Hochstadter W. S. & Co., 224 Sutter
Juergensen (Carles, 126 Kearny
Krelss Louis, 328 Sutter
Leopold Charles M., 35 Post
Lincoln Moses, 1320 Stockton
Lorquln E. F. & Co., 10a5 Market
Martin A Inralsbe, 324 Sutler
McKav Wnshlngton L,207 Mont
McPhun Wlllam. 1075 Market
MEL.de henry, 409 Sutter
Moretfl .t Trcz/!nl, 71 St. Ann's Bldg
Otto Ernst A., 81 St. Ann's Bldg
Peters Ernst, 2*54 Mission
Siroetgen & Marltzen. 403 Gough
Tillman Walter F., 1314 Market
800 Market Mt.
OASSI'K'IALIJtTM: r"-"'""
Iv Extract Teetli without pain -the
only olllce 'l'a',"'?'<;? «"'' i?,'* v'.'Jlll
celebraie<l "CoLTi "N GAs. h»i»i>-
lished in ISflt. I Ivr 15.000 relrr-n; .••..
Also, perfonns all oiH-rallon» In IVii-
tlBtry.
DR. CHARLES W. PECKER.
Gonradt Julius. 821 K.-arny
(Viol Wiliiani P.. 22 K'.'jniy
CiiI'Ii'ioN N. T.,85(i Market
Couret H. I,., 2;i5 Post
Craiglell<>nrv,25',-'<l^">
CroonM''\Vili'«u..*J^^'M*''<'-'
Cummini.'s diaries 11.. *« ";'»•'".
(;uiniii'nKS J. ••'•
Cnrr'agh J. M., 413 nnjh
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LARGE'oT TYPE FODIERS, PALMER & RtY :.v.:..-.-.u-.:.'-
U^iWH.'.fA
1326
El. W. LIEI
Has his Method of
Extracting Any Tooth Without Pain or Sleep
(PATENTED)
And will prosecute both patient and dentist if the dentist tells the
patient it is Dr. Leek's Method, or similar, or leads the patient to be-
lieve that any part of Dr. Leek's Method is being used in drawing the
tooth painlessly.
If my method is not the only one that proves entirely satisfactory,
why are the dentists so jealous ? why do they claim to do as I do ? and
why do traveling dentists claim to be from my office, when, in reality, I
have never seen them ?
Professional men are never jealous of members beneath them only
their superiors.
Fifteen men are constantly kept busy day and night — all being ex-
perts in their specialty.
A whole building and fifteen operators occupying it constitutes the
largest dental office in the world.
Every conceivable kind of dental work done, with or without plates.
Continuous gum plates as natural as life, that will not poison your
mouth as does rubber plates. Crown work and beautiful gold filling are
not excelled.
MANY FIRST PRIZES AND DIPLOMAS
FOB THE
Adorn the Office.
Samples of all kinds of dental work kept to show customers. You are
invited to call. Work reasonable and warranted.
]Xro. e OT'a^rroll Street
DR. C. W. LEEK.
FORMEELY 230 KEAENY STEEET.
RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.:»ash^.?.?.,t
■*ro4lar*r« mt lit* ••Ir
N A I f ItA L c 1 1 A MPAUN H.
DEN
1327
DOG
ImlUe Elton K., 17 Seventh
Imlth Melville K.. 1118 Market
Itanlev W. H., U5 Kearny
it^verifi H. H., 1310 MlfblDU
ituttmeltter Wllllani ()., 121 Post
iuUlvan Maurice J., 30 Post
JWBin E.M., 803 Howard
^vlvester & Huniphrey, 935 Market
Sylvester A Sublett, 43 Sixth
feague F., 33 Kearny
reaeue L. A., 23 Kearny
rhrall H.H., 14 Grant Av
Truenian Herbert G., 120fi Market
Irumpour J. P..4<11S Hayes
TurncrW.A.,19^xth
Twist Joseph F.. 906 Market
Van Denburdh D.. 22!i Geary
Van Onlen Leander Jr., Ijl •jjanj.Av
VBRBINDEB BROTHERS,
37 Post
F. Verrlnder,
M. D., D. D. S
VERRINDER BROS.,
DENTISTS,
37 HOST ST., cor. Kearny,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Honrs, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Dealrnera on W*oA
(Sre alto k>ngrnifri i
BANCROi-'T CO. THE.
>., 4X: Mont-
Warner Alexander, 224 Kearny
Westphal Otto F., 93.5 STarket
•Wilson Charles H.. 925 Market
WlntrT J. W., 206 Kearny
Winter W. G. , 206 Kearny
Younger Edward A., 300 Stockton
younger William J.. 300 Stockton
Dentists' Materials and
Instruments.
EDWARDS JAMES W., 5)4
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BRO.,
118 Montgomery
Hatteroth William, 321 Kearny
Hess Charles. 519 Kearny
Price Michael, 415 Kearny
Beding'on & Co.. 529 Market
Robertson John, 105 Beale
Tavlor Antolne W., 13 Trinity
THOMPSON EDGAK, 41- ■ "
Wakelee & Co. "'^ —
and Bush ____^_
jTh. a. Folkers & Bro
118 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Complete stock of all of SS^ WHITE
(Philadelphia) CKLEBBATED Goods.
Illustrated Catalogue on application.
Til M»rk.-t
BKE\V.«<TKK C.
giimerv
CAMK(>KNI.\ I-ARKI, rUJXSANI) '
MacCABK LITHU. CO., 410 ,
M^si(.n
Coon M. F., 405Saniuimr
FU.\NCIS,VALKNTINKA C<j.. 617 1
("lav I
(ILIV^;n II. A C(»., fas Clay I
PALMER <b RKY. 405 8aoiioro«
RU-dy Chorl.d I'.. 432 MMtitiKinierr '
Simmons k Ciinntngliiini.436 Mont ,
Werner G<'orgp A., 527 Oininierclal 1
Wilson Maria K.,2ly l»ii»h
WOOD GKoRGE M. & Co., 211 SutKr
Desk nanafaetarers.
(i%e alto Furniture Manufdetureri.)
Fuller George H.,6;« Mission
Sterling Furniture Co. (agents Wool-
en's) 18-20 Sutter
DeteetlveB-PrlTate.
CURTIN'S DKTECTIVE AGENCY.
328 Montgomery
Gamase John, Sl^ Montgonipry
Mahonev <fe Lawson,:«1 .Montgomery
Metzler* Davis. eO;i Sacramento
Morse Harry N..4;7 MontgomiTv
GEO. C. SHREVE 4 CO.
DIAMOND!,
Waictu, ieire.IT iH Uvmn,
lOe-lOt-UO MoatnaMrj.
A. W. STOTT.
DIAMONDS
3 MONTGOMERY
JOHS CL'KIIN, El Pinlwrt.ili
California
SE cor Montgomery
D«l»rtl
DETECTIVE AGENCY,
38S ytontgomery St..
(Safe Deposit Bld>:) Telephone No. 955
This Apencv Is Independent of Oijv-
ernment or Municipal control and Is
prepared to undertake all proper De-
tective buslnes.* Intrusted to it bv Rail-
roads and other Corporations, Hanks.
Mercantile Houses, Attorneys or Pri-
vate Individuals. It does not om-rate
for Rewards nor engage In Divorce
Cases. References-Murphy, (.rant A
Co H S. Crocker 4 Co., Huntington
Hopkins Co., Geo. C. Shreve ft Co.
(Set tiU>
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Anrtrew.
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nttnmtry
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Weyl Jona*. IM Krarny
Die Mlakers.
BANCROFT CO.
THK, I
I.. 1.
Ki-amr
nleotDTT
i. rtm'blo
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Diamond Importers.
HCHKIVK CMHlH. *■ CO.
WOOD OKOR«K M. A C
211 Sutur
DUtllirrlf*
Dermatologists.
Bucknall George J., SW cor Sutter and
Regensburger Alfred E., 200 Post
Begensbnrger Martin, 114 Geary
Derricks— Q,iiartx.
AT1.AS IRON WORKS,
2i;t-215 Mission
Derricks — Threshlne Ma-
chine.
^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission ,„, „. .
TRUMAN, U(XJKER & CO., 421 Mkt
Designers— 1.1 thoarraphle.
BANCROFT CO. THE,
DICKMAN-JONES CO. THE, 514
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPHIC CO..
422 Commercial t tTiin
SCHMIDT LAREL AND LITHO-
GKAPUIC CU.. 25-31 Mam
119 MoDl-
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Barrett & Sherwood. 140 Montgomery
BolUot Leon C, 69 Flood Uldg
Braverman Louis A Co,
Callfonir/'iewelry Co., IM. Sutter
DlnkPlsp il S. B. A Co.. 120 Suiter
Diking Krltr. 13 Phelan Bldg
Fink Georg.- +., 339 Kearny
Green A., 230 Kearnv
r.rc.nlwrg Samn. 1 H.. 20« Koarnr
H«Klt.l A MiL-gge. 20« Kearny
Kllnfan Adolph. I'^'SulUr „„ ^.H^^
JudisAlphonsu. 112 .sutler ,„
L..wis Henry M.._6^^.Cl|iy
{^1VkV;.^s'a'm'.m'kK i'20S«t.,r
R Iter All«it 30.1 Ke.rn
iherwood Wllllani J
SHRKVE GKO. <•
8,^ioNrPETEBB.AHON.
sMi^r:r;jRKDn.*-v;'""'""
<T(iTTA W.. 3 N"iilt:"'"' '>
1*^ ,11 P \(- K A Vo . IM sutur
Van<lcrslUe " • 'J.- "^^.j^y '
Dtwli MMlltlrr^
UOMontgomerr ^^,^„.„„^.,, „„,„urrO..
HANrKANCIHtO IIRIIM**
CO.. it Mark**
(AM Prv /•-■*• I g
De« ««Har». •^
LEAlGlYPlliNDERS, PALMER & REY::r»,'.'r.'i-.-.-
PERRIER.JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
The "SPECIAl." !• » Brand _.
pot op for thla Market.
DOO
1328
DRA
ftb T. W.R.MORTON TREAS
THE MORTON
COMPANY
P./Til '
J.MORTON&Coe.
CAPITAL SIOOOOO.OO
OFFICE 204 BATTERY ST
WAREHOUSES
TOWNSEND. Bl
I>oors aad 8Iiatt«r»— Iron.
'.Sm Iron Doort arid Shuttert.
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
-'Manufacturers:,
--Beane <fc Parri5h(Cal;fc<miaJilms).30-
32 Spear
California Door Co., 22 California
Chn«Urn«jn & Lord. 20 TeDth
■•^Coop John, 526 Fifth
-Day, Hnber & Craker, 160 3I«1d
Demp-ter & Keys f agents; 2i/2 Market
DoeB. <t J. S.,46 3Iirket
*Ent-rprise Mill and Bnllding Co., 217
Spear
»Exc*l<ior Mm Co., 5W cor Fifth and
Bryant
Falrweather Julian K., l.?2 Berrv
*Han*en M. & A., Berrv, nr Sixth
Harris & Jones, KE cof Oak Grove Ar
and Bryant
Hindes & Mnrrav, 4I1 Mission
«JeweU A. M. & Co., Berrv, nr Fourth
Kittredge E. H. i C'j., 113 Market
•'Mechanics' Mills. SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Miller & Hamilton, 221 Sl>ear
San Francisco Planing Mill, 524-528
Fifth
*SIerra Lumber Co., ITE cor Fourth
and Channel
^Springer Jason k Co., SE cor Mission
and Spear
Starbird k Goldstone, SW cor Market
and Spear
Thistlethwalte & Good, V» Main
*\Vashbom Albert, Berrv, bet Fourth
and Fifth
»WlIkie Andrew. Mechanics' Mlll5,S'5V
cor Mia<ion and Kr'^mont
IVTLSOX & BROTHER, lft-22
rimnrim
TOrXG & TH03IPS0X, 306
Mission
Draft Begnlatora.
Hunter & Shackleford, 310 Pine
Draft«nien.
(.See aUo Enoineen— Civil.")
r>eak!n Owar. 723 Market
Freeman Jamci E., IW Mont Block
Gibbes J. T.. 102 ilontiromery Block
HenS'inius J. C, 220 .San^^ome
Keliey James M.'mnrinej 122 California
Levi Samuel. 12fl Kearnv
XIL.es ADDISOX p., 529 CTay
0^bo^Je Darrah J.. 419 California
Pierce G. L., 45 Jlerchants' Exchange
Sm-rh J-;l^n. H.. fi-'M Market
SMYTH W, H,
258 Marlcet
Drain and Sewer Pipe.
N.CLARK8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yo
GLADDING,McBEAN8cC0.
1358 81 1360 MARKET ST.'
W, W, MONTA&UE k CO.
Importers of
GAS AXD WATER
II^O:V I^IF»E
And Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
309, 311, 313, 315, 317 Market Street.
N.CLARKStSONS:
GV 106 MARKET ST.yo
GLADDING.McBEAN8cC
1358 &I360 MARKET S
LANt W. E., 505 Kearny
TRACY BROS RCQ.
20 3c Z2 EIGHTH STREET.
Dramatic Agrents.
Henrv Marcus M., 1-39 Keamy
McCabe J. H.. 22:^ Kearny
Draymen.
Andersr.n G. W. 4 Co., 331 East
Baker 4 Kirk, 10 Davis
Blondfll 4 Lvon, 4115 Front
B .carde James B.. 38 Market
Brant John H., 117 Davis
Br^Klorick Thoma? D.,-202 Caltfomla
Brown David P., 211 Drumm
Brown James A., 217 Commercial
Rrnndaee LeRov, SE cor Mission and
Burtis <fc Gaeel,41 Second, 10 Battery
and 120 Sutter
Brvden 4 Hincklev, 401 Front
Carpenter Thomas, 1501 Market
Cartwripl t David S., SW cor MlMion
and Main
Chalmers W., 27 Jfew Montgomery
Chrlbt^-nsen Eric, -326 Front
Cole Jason B., SE cor Mission and
Main
Collins 4 Lyons. Pier 11 Steuart
Cfiyne Frank, cor Second and Howard
Cnmminss 4 Steams, 108 I>avl8
Cutter <fe Co., 222 DnvU
Dnvld>on Mever, 121 .Sanoome
Davis Marks, SE cor Battery and Cal
Doane 4 Co., 309 Market
Dows Henrv J., 126 California
Elliot Frederick N.^ 1 Howard
Eromon^ Gei.rce \S ., 121 ''allfomla
Fnclanler M. 4 Son. 102 Battery
FARNSWfpRTH A BDGGLKS, 100
California
FltzternH Jeremiah J., SW cor Clay
and Sansome
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of Earlford
: Capital, 81,000,000.
I Assets, §2,006,857.
GEO.D. OORNIN, Manag
TIL S2ZT:S, Aat UuM
1329
JOHN RUGGLE8.
Formerly with J. Morton & Co.
3a4 Braunan Street.
D- L. FARnwovni.
IK Ooki.a (Uu Af
a
i3rt.-A.7dLiE3ivr
Sus Bra.
Qflodveir Subbsr Co.
■W. t. Straut 4 Co.
S«lb7 Smoltisz and
Lead Co.
A. Schillisg & Co.
J. A. Folger & Co.
Caralas & Ci
Aostis & Phelps.
Bay View Eistflling
Co.
C. W. Csfcuni i Co.
Laumeir.e: Milh.
EelkiiB. Hias i Cj.
S. r. Gm Worb.
Spriaj Vailej Water
Wo:is.
Omrihus B. B. Co.
Levy Bros., Ealfmoa
Bay.
Lebeabaum Bros.
IPOR
v!f3ik\
B. BadflMoi t Ok
3 X VUaftOi.
3r«>t Aa«ka te-
-A-IjIj ^IlSrODS OF
ulOlkm.
DONE AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES.
suFEumcinioMmii
EXPK WIlGOIIUem JROCKUTCh TO SOIULL PyRPOS[^^
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to. Telephone No. 85a
Office: 100 California Street.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BIO California Street.
DEA
1330
DEE
Flemlnjt A Stetson, 409 Battery
Flvnn HiiKh, M4 Howard
Fremh John S., 211 Dnimni
Garrltv I'atrick, T.fi Sacramento
GllloKi"v Peter, 1'28 Slenart
Olynn A BrldKeman. r20-132 Market
Hanna Kol.ert, 3l!l Duvls
Hanna Samuel, 319 Davis
Hlejiel A. N.,314 Spear
Howard (Charles S., 720 Sacramento
•Jackson Solomon, 300 Front
Jackson Theodore, 710 Diipont
Kerr William, 903 Battery
KlUlBv Patrick, 40 California
KIssane Henry, 128 Steuart
Koppen Peter, SE cor Sacramento and
Battery „ _
Korii & McCarthy. 7-9 Battery
Lauer John. 123 Sansome
Lelch William H., 119 Clay
Lewis & Co., 11 Steuart
Mahony <fe Son. 117-119 Market
Marks Louis, 219 Battery
McKay Alexander, 415 Front
McNab & Smith, NWcor Fifth and
Bluxome and 207 Front
MORTON DRAYING AND
W ARKHOUSE CO. , 204 Bat-
tery, branch office NW cor Fifth
and Townsend
MORTON J. & CO., 204 Bat-
terv, branch office NW cor Fifth
and Townsend
MuldoonP. R., 402 Battery
Netter August, 217 Battery
Nolan Thonias.cor Steuart and Howard
Nolan William H., 417 Market
Norton Richard. SE cor Steuart and
Folsora „ ^ ,
Ordwav William C. 3f« Davis
OVKRL.AND FREIGHT
TRANSFER CO. , N 8 King,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Owens William, 219 Front
Pacific Trucking Co., 17 Main
Petersen <t Co., 26 Fremont
Pierce Brothers, 219 Davis
Quinn Hugh, 27 California
Relmers Glaus. 109 Front ^ -. , .
Renner & Co. , SE cor Main and Market
Reno & Delanoy, 26 Main „ ^^ ^
Reynolds A. L. & Co.. cor Fourth and
Channel
RODE C. B. & CO., 312 Battery
Schnssler J. & Co., 107 Battery
Sessions Milton P., .304 California
Shattuck C. & Co., 321 Front
Sllversteln Jacob, 13-15 Battery
Strauss Kauffman. 3 Battery
Steers Henry, 215 Davis
Stetson & Adams, 409 Battery
Teele & Scott, 717 Sacramento
Tracy John.SE cor Steuart and Howard
United States Draymen, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bids, first fioor
Wall John J., 701 Dupont
Weaver Charles H., 405 Davis
White J. E. & Co., 422 Front
WHITTEN BROS., 203 Sacramento
Worth Charles A., 12 Bush
WHITTEN BROS.
TRANSFER ani EXPRESS
COMPANY.
8. F. & Pac. Glassworks
Cor. Seventh and Townsend,
And 203 Sacramento St.
Telephone S008.
DredeinsT Compsniea.
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co.. 40 California
River, Harbor and Canal Dredging and
Land Co., 130 Sansome
Von Schmidt A. W., 808 Montgomery
Dress Patterns.
Craven Sisters, 11 Geary
Davidson Louis S. (Bste's Square) 1107
Folsom
Deming Horace A. (Butterlck's) 124
Post
Evans J. W. (Domestic) 29 Post
Hill Samuel (Demorest's) 725 Market
Ober H. M. Mrs., ;136 .Sutter
w. M. loiTdon^
224 STOCKTON STREET,
All kinds of
LeBSons given on STUDABEOKER
TAILOR SQUARE.
Patterns Cut to Measure.
Dress Trlmiulugrs.
O'f Importers.)
Abrahamson Gustav, 130 Kearny
■'Bauer Brothers A Co., 547 Market
'■•Buyer & Reich, 221-223 Bush
'•'Cobllner Bros., 543 Market
Colombat A. Mrs., 108 O'Farrell
Coxe A. M. Mrs., 110 Taylor
Davis C. Mrs., 510 Fourth
Ettlnger M.. 105 Post
*FRATINGER & CO.. 105
Kearuv
Goldstein Brothers. 655 Market
•>Hel(l Brothers & Co.. 512 Market
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Mansbach E. & Co., 26 Kearny
<'Muser Bros., 641 Market
<" Newman & Levinson, 129 Kearny
Rothschild & Shoenberg, 209 Post
Salmon A. AE., 128 Post
Seller M. & Co., 22 Stockton
♦TRUPPBRT MADAMOI-
SEIiliE (French importer)
609 Taylor
Dressmakers.
Aaron D. Mrs. , 137 Sixth
Acker F. V. Mrs., 407 Sutter
Alexander S. Mrs., 34 Golden Gate Av
Allen D. M. Mrs., 1129 Mission
Allen M. G. Mrs., 208 Ellis
Anderson Elizabeth Miss, 1529 Mission
Anderson Mary Miss, 1.575 Market
Armand Celine, 540 Washington
Ascher Harry , 407 Natoma
Ashley W. H. Mrs., 120 Satter
Banks M. A. Mrs., 1737>^ Market
Barnett E. Miss, 14 Grant A v
Barrv Margaret Miss, 305 Mason
Bascnm Mftttie E., 115 Geary
Bathforl M. V. Mrs., 225 O'Farrell
Baver L. Miss. 204 Stockton
Bean Mary, 830 Howard
Belanger M. E. Miss, 14 Grant Av
Bell J. Mrs., 1224 Folsom
Berkowliz Rose Miss, 6ISI4 Post
Blber Bertha Mrs.. 113 Powell
Bloom Eliza. 2051>^ Mission
Bod well A. H. Mrs., 3 Margaret PI
Bouffe C. Mme., 417 Sutter
Bowlev Maude Miss, 423 Bryant
Brace N. Mrs.. 2-^28 Sixteenth
Brannan Annie Mrs., 305 Fremont
Brelngan Annie Mrs., 1025 Howard
Brennan Maggie Miss, 1521>^ Mission
Bridewell M.B. Mrs., 1604 Leavenworth
Brown B. M. Mrs., 247 Stevenson
Brown Barbara Mrs., 711 Vallelo
Brown W. C. Mrs., 706 Larktn
Burns Thomas A. Mrs., 109}^ Seventh
Burrell L. F. Mrs., 127 Fourth
Burt Manulita. 252 Ellis
Busch & Lempp, 122 Seventh
Butler M. E. Mrs., 208 Turk
Byrne Kate, 6 Howard Court
Caldwell Martha, 1716 Leavenworth
Calslng Amelia. 437 Sixth
Calway Nellie Mrs., 612 Natoma
Cameron & Crowe, 629 Valencia
Campbell Mary Ann, 755 Brannan
Carelton N. A. Mrs.. 248 Ellis
Carev A. M. Miss, 126 Kearny
Carrlgan Mollle Miss, 1917 Polk
Castro Adela Miss, 1154J^ Folsom
CervelU Virginia Mrs., 525 Union
Chadbourne C. F. Mrs., 101 O'Farrell
Chronizer Susati W.. 136 Fifth
Church Carrie Mrs., 2.30 O'Farrell
Clark Martha Mies, 251 Minna
Claveloux .1. Mrs., 117 Stockton
Cochrane Marin Mrs., 1511!^ Market
Oohn Herman Mrs., 2138 Fillmore
Colvin Ly.lla Mrs., 24 Sixth
Comblanil Bertha Mme.. 637 Post
Coney Sophie A. Mrs.. 1920 Fillmore
Connair Annie. 32G Mason
Cornell K. J. Mrs., 124 (^Farrell
Cosgrove M. Mrs., 413 Sutter
Courtney Lizzie Miss, 405 Turk
Covell Elizabeth. 501 Mascm
Cox Anna Mrs., 336 O'Farrell
Cravlotto C. Mrs.. 1.521 Dupont
Cronin N. Miss, 1008 Mission
Cummlngs J. M. Mrs., 128!, Seventh
Curley Mary A., 103 Sixth
Curtis Emilv Mrs.. 211 Powell
Daly Mary A., 225 Golden Gate Av
Damerell Lizzie, 7.31 i£ O'Farrell
Darling Adelaide, 37 Fifth
Daunet C. Garaud Mme., 14 Grant Av
Davis Agnes Mrs., 115 Murphy BIdg
Daws Belle, 1205 Folsom
Bearing Marie, 1037 Mission
Deering Kate A., 413 Mason
Degroot Elizabeth, 756 Howard
Denning Misses, 408 O'Farrell
Derby I. E. Miss, .304 Phelan Building
DE SAVII<I.<E) OEOBOE (Red-
fern House) 633 Market
De Savllle George Mrs., 6;i3 Market
Domergue Josephine, 1429 Dupont
Dickson E. J., 1402 Leavenworth
Doran Kate C. J., 526 Natoma
Dotta Mme., 1306i^ Stockton
Dufau M. Mme., 414 Hayes
Dujardln F. Mrs.. 307 Eighteenth
Dunn Emellne, H)14 Buchanan
Dunn Mary A. Mrs., 428 Sixth
Durot A. Mrs., 223 Post
Dwver Katherlne M.. 23 Van Ness At
Edwards David, 44 O'Farrell
Ely M. L. Mrs., 1205 Polk
Fair M. E. Mrs., 1065 Market
Falco A dele Mrs.. 523 Pine
Falvey Mary, 109 Jackson
Falvey Mary Mrs.. 621 Washington
Fearn Barbara B. Miss, St. Ann's Bldg
Firmln F. A. Mrs.. 312 J^ Minna
Fischer Agnes, 1408 .Stockton
Flagg T. Mrs., 224 Taylor
Foley E. Mrs., 1839,'^ Mission
Fowler H. A. Mrs., .309 Gnugh
Frahm Mary Mrs., 1240 Folsom
Eraser N. M. Mrs., 131 Post
PRATINGER & CO., 105
Kearny
Freel Mary Miss, 35 Turk
Frledlander E. Miss, 819>^ Larkln
Friend Josie Mrs., 110 Taylor
Fuschinski John, 1226 Stockton
Gaynor Marv Miss, 608 Minna
Glliisan Kate Miss, 115 Kearny
Girard Emma Mrs., 122 Geary
Goldwood Julia Mrs., St. Ann's Bldg
Gnmer Mary, 519 Montgomery Av
Gottuns Kate Mrs., 655 Minna
Gradwohl Esther Mrs., 1134 Folsom
Graham Joseph Mrs., 322 Sixth
Gray Eliza K. Miss, 1311 Devlsadero
Greene J. C. Mrs., 1418 Powell
Griffith A. Mrs., 1416 Jackson
Gross Sarah A., 256 Fourth
Gunn Isabella Mrs.. 121 Post
Hagen C. Mrs., 405 Twenty-fourth
Hale M. E. Mrs., 725 Polk
Hall A. H. Mrs., 2249 Mission
Hall Sarah Mrg., 519 Post
Halverson S. Mrs., 1215 Valencia
Han ley Maggie Miss. 121 Post
Hanley W. A. Mrs., 121 Powell
Hansen Maria, 119^ Sixth
Hart Annie. 131 Turk
Harvey J. E. Mrs., 33!-2' Sixth
Harvey Kate Miss, 153 Seventh
Hauck S. Mrs., 1056 Howard
Hazlett Kate Miss, 1016'^ Mission
Helmerl Huldah Miss, 317 Ellis
Herrschaft C. Mrs.. 308!^ Sixth
Hill A. J. Mrs., 331 Gearv
Hock J. B. Mrs., 1362 Folsom
Hogue Clara, 907 Valencia
Holland Jennis, 209 Twenty-fourth
Holland Julia Miss, 204 Van Ness Av
Howard Julia Mrs., 621 Mason
Huant Matilda Mrs., 471 Seventeenth
Hubert Nellie Mies, lOfi Ninth
Hullln Margaret, 1119 Folsom
Hutchinson Sarah A., 409 O'Farrell
Jacobs H. Mrs., 303 Sixteenth
Jacobsen C. Mrs., 1303 Leavenworth
Johnston Maggie Miss, 530 Natoma
Jones R. L. Mrs., 961 Howard
Joseph Adele C, 636 Leavenworth
Jud<i G. P. Mrs., 731 Geary
Karm Mary Mrs., 1611 Clay
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manutacmrers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
flPADHARASZTHY & CO. I wash^n^t^ st.I Prodncers of ECLIPSE CHAIFABNE
DRE
1331
[aufThiaii A. Mrs., 521 Jdiu-k
elL'htley Mary. 101 o'Knrn'U
elley Maud Mrs., 14'^ Mobs
elly Annie 51 ss, 321 I'helaD Bl.Ig
Celly & I-lebf !., 120 Kearny
lenip Marf;aret,224 Ellifi
Cenneily May Miss, 117 Eddy
:id<ler (". Mr?., 532 Eddy
inimniKr M. Mrs., 1513 Howard
ua France S. U. Mrs., 1737,'4 Howard
uambert Jane Miss, 3.3 Erie
i,arsen Catherine Mrs., 222 Klfth
uaurenson Lizzie Miss, 514 Stevenson
uawson G. Mrs..'Mlchl(;an nr Shasta
'iCahv M. Miss, 212 Sl.\teenth
.elkens Matilda Mr.«., 305 Third
.elsiu'r MatlMa, 804 Union
Metroadec J. Mrs., 1935 Mission
ievin Adeline Mlse, 1524 Hoik
.ew Sarad Miss, 2131 Fillmore
.ewls R. G. Mrs., 126 Kearny
ilnvllle Susan Mrs., 225 Fourth
.Isk Antonetta Mrs., 225)^ Seventh
jocke M. Mrs., 722 f'allfornla
ionu Nellie Miss. »35 Market
jorlnp Harriet G.,5233^ Geary
ioudon Maria Mrs., 517 i I'Farrell
ioudou William M., 224 Stocktou
..ovell M. J. Mrs., 207 Powell
jowe S. A. Mrs., 315 Geary
iueilers Anna Mrs., 1627 Geary
jvnch R. Mrs., 528 (leary
jvons Jacob Mr«., 340 Sutter
dacGowan Jennie E., 131 Post
-ladero Isabella Miss, 1406Ji Powell
-lallet Ada Mrs., 202 Ellis
ilallorvMary Mrs., 2212 Mission
ilalone A. M. Mrs., 124;^ EU'hth
ilanninK M. 4 B. Misses, 97 Flood Uldg
rlarston Pc-lia, 106 Post
rlason S. A. Mrs., 1053 Market
dcAleer Annie Miss, 615 Geary
ilcCabe C. A. Mrs., 12.31) Folsom
ilcCann Lizzie, US Jones
rtcPanlels Annie Mrs., 1523 Powell
dcDevltt S. A. Jlrs.. 1439 Polk
dcKav Marion, 311 Hyde
dcNorton E., 328 Montgomery Av
lleverderks Emma Miss, 102 Iluyes
tflchaels Rathel Mrs., 964 Howard
tflchelson Cecelia Miss, 204 Fourteenth
dlllerElise, 517'^ Jessie
tfllleT Lena Miss, 229 Sixth
rtlraslla Mary Mrs., 1311 Dupont
ttoiris Lizzie Mrs., 522 Bush
tteulton Margaret Mrs., 612 Taylor
flucha P. Mrs.. 1209 Bush
rtulhern Mary A., 141 Fourth
ttullen Emma Miss, 461 Natoma
duller Benjamin Mrs., 1105 Powell
rturphy Anule Miss, 1248 Howard
durphy Mary Mrs., 631 Post
durphv M. D. Mrs., 226 Post
Slxon M. A. Miss, 635 Geary
S'orton B. B. Mrs., 38 Eddy
Sorton & Hall, 10O2'.<; Valencia
Uoyes Mary A., 1521!^ Market
«ye M. E.Mrs.. 820 fiush
)'Brlen Ellen, 1513 Valencia
J'Brlen Kale J., 1160 Market
)'Lout.'hiln Maria, 528 Hayes
)'Nell Emma Miss, 1224 Folsom
)'Sulllvan E. Mrs., 9083^ Howard
)sman Mart^aret Miss. 1535 Mission
'eirce R. K. Mrs., 1636 Market
'erklns N. S. Mrs., 425 Third
'erry A. Mrs., 24 Sixth
?etroBchka Emil, 404 O'Farrcll
'loot J. H. Mrs., 14 Grant Av
?llger .Joseph, 822 Geary
'llger Joseph Mrs., 822 Gearv
?otthofr Annie M., 1040 Mission
>nrceli William Mrs., 1712 Howard
'urrell M. <;. Mrs., 1665 Mission
Jueen H. Mr«., 2086 Market
lulgg Mary B., 126 Kearny
fUdlotr Ludwlg, 218 Post
land Kate Mrs., 1012 Minna
lead James G. Mrs., 2114 Mission
leed A. Mrs., 18 Turk
leed Liillc Miss, 32Sl.xth
teed Nellie A. Mrs., 124 Turk
leld <ft Cadagan, 126 Kearny
leim.r Fannie Miss, 1232 Eddy
leisberg Rosa, lOW Sutter
Jenwlrk S.idle Mrs , 28 Seventh
^evn..M< Marv, 405 Third
SKY!V4»I.»N IW. H. A ii. K.
MISSES, 43(1 Sutter
llrhanls R. Miss, 633 Jessie
illcker B. F. Mrs., 524 Geary
Jlcketson Josle Mrs., 1008 Pacific
Roche Mary Mrs., 12 Madison Av
1 '11111
4.t Ullh
Rorhfonl K. Mrs..l^<Kl
Rodk'erfc ('arolllle, i.vk I
RogLienkanip l)..rii
U.-cney W. 5. Mr. ,
ItosB llelle Mliic, 3iBSiitl.r
Roun.lK L. 1'. MfK.. 21(1 T«\ i.ir
Rowan Mary E.,2IU l>,,|k
Ru«ch Kli/ab..th, .M.' M. Aill.lrr
Ryan .)..h.> Mr... ini", Market
Rvan I,l//l,. Ml-.,:r>Trnlh
RvdcrC. II. Mr-.. rCThlnl
.'«awv,.r.V. Mr-..?o7 l>..w,-|l
Srhar<>»f,kv N,i«|u.. ^'i* |v«t
Scheier Annie K.. 1205 Foimm
Schlo>sbauer M. Mr-.. IWS Sterennon
Schmidt J. L., im Howard
Schnabel (;ienients. 639 Kills
Schnltzlein Kale, IVm .Stockton
Schnnian Lizzie, 600 Jones
Sewell .Margaret, H2)t Paclrtc
Sexton NHIli- Mlss.flH' . Natoma
Sh'-rrv KMt.. Ml.-, ■• 'I \n' -im
Sh-ru I \ I, ', M, , |. ,,(
Shlv'r'- i.. i, ■.,', I '|''-r*
Short r, Mr-.,M., !.■ .l. .-nworth
.Silvey Clinrle^ .Mrs., So.", Cnlon
Small Addle F. Mrs., ll.Vi Mission
Smith (Catherine Miss, 1913', Mlwlon
Smith Elvira R., 2a Hoff Av
Spencer. I. (". Mrs., 218 Masco
Stauffer Marv, 1611 Ulav
Steher Anna F. Mrs., 2.W Mlm-lon
Stevenson Emma Mtm., mS Kearny
Stewart A. M. Miss, 14 Grant Av
Simpson McA. Mrs., 1813 Polk
Str>ne Ellen Mrs., Mrs.,.»5 Havea
Sullivan M. Miss. .^S5 Stevenson
Swoboda Stephen, 1144 Sutler
Switzer Maria Miss, 518 Sutter
Talbot M. C. 504 Post
Tarplee Annie Miss, «4 Muphv Bldg
Tewes Sarah, 17 Third
Thnckerav Clara Miss, 315Shotwell
Thomnson M. M. Mrs., 1410 Powell
Titus Ida M. Miss, 1618 Polk
Tregellas S. Mrs., 930 Market
Truman J. M. Mr<., .>« K.ldv
Turner Pa\illn'' Mrs.Jls . .MasoD
Tuschlnsky JmIiii, ijji; -t.„ kton
Tvler Annie M. .Mr-., I.'.j:) l'.,lk
Ultnian Therein Mi-f, 14 (Irani Av
Usher.!. M. Mrs.. 126()'Farrell
Victor Emma B. Miss, 1415 Mission
Walker A. Mrs.. l(m Howard
Walker A. M. Mrs., 8:w Market
Wallace J. J. Mrs., 801 'i Turk
Warburton Annie .M., '.)Xi lli>warJ
Warren C. L. Mrs., 703 Valencia
Wells H. A. Mrs.,l.S2;t P..ilt
WenseA. J. Mr<.,.W2Mlnna
West Annie J. Mls«,4l4 <;rove
White House Dressmaking Co., 330
Sutter
Wlllard P. M. M- , W I'-w-li
Williams Mar „ \r,, •-,. i-|«r» Av
Williams A- - I I 11^
Wiillamsnri l.<M I • l,.avenwlh
Willis R. .Mn,.., I:hi I n; n
Wills M. K. Miss, 107 I'.. well
Winner A. Mrs., 1;M Eddy
Wom~Sti.li«,6.'« Grove
Wood Caroline, 118 Ninth
Wvaiii L. P. Mrs., II fiearj- .
YJEAWW. II. * CO. flmportcri
and inanu(niliirers14'.*2 Sutler
Young James Mrs., IM Kearnv
Zahn Dora Mlsf , 121 Murphy Bldg
Zlmman r. Mrs., 3.14 .Minna
DrIllB-Rock.
(See alio Mill SupplUt.)
/ETNA IRON WORKS,
111 MIsslii
California Ro
IW-
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GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
Freniotit and Natoma
Parke A Lary (lliirl.-lghl_21 Fi
Rankin, Bra
Rlchmann^'prlll and Air (V.mprcMor,
N\V cor Fifth and Hrinnan
RIX A FIRTIK National) ri. Hr.l
, A Co. (Buckmlliile:
Browniiiii A Jesi
and Fremont
KindlcrA Co., 589 Mission
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ThoniiM.ii N'l^b
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WAKKLBB * CO., 11 cot
Mon.Ko,„..rr ,Dd Ruth
Week K. A. A (V. C2 .H.|ll»f
WKNZKU. WILLIAM T. A C«> .MB
DranrUto^. K«.tal I .
Angf'li Jonathan W., m r^nl
Angrlo A CrKm.-j. ilHii'KarT*!!
Ami. -■•uart
"•'•^ .SB c«f Vaa
Ban illU.V.0
Hail. . ... , . ...I
SA.\!'^.' •-^••'^"•'■"""•''^ Grant A»
Bell Burblgh ('.. «K cor Howarl and
Mlxtwnlh
BUbx A Pond. NE
Fllinior*
Boerlckp A .Xcbrecli , sncranori f .. Bo.
ricke A Tafel (b<
Sutter
Bo.> k.n J. A.. 8W ear KlDth aiHl Ml*-
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Bralnaril,0«-.rKe U, 8W cor Dutb aikl
Fillmore
BnK.niniei J. (i. B.,8W cor <« ifonil*
and Strlner
Bryan William J . I N. t. \\ i.- .nirrr
NW cor - , r
T MrAlltot/T aD-l
.SW cor
Parlrtr
CAL.VKRT JOU.N,
Foiirih and Howard
Cheal II. A.. ,V\Vo,r IN..I and Po«»U
(IhrlMinaiin William. MK OT Uvarr
and l>evl»aderu
Conin A .Ma\ hew, NWror TmnlWIh
and MiMlnn. and .SE ror .>«it*rnlli
and Valnx a
Coggcikhall .1' - '
Cook J.J. ,'>■ •
Cork W. H A
CouliK.n J.din, s II
chanan
Crv.lal I'rug t*i..fe. .VKi..f \. •
and Twenl«nr.l
DawMin John IL. Ili'i Val.-nrU
I>'ArtenaT Eugenr, NR c r P ,; ».;!
.MaRon
rvvlne Jain<>» A C«., SH K««rnr
Devlne John. SK cr K-aftijr ami iTay
Ik- Witt T. nir>i>, N>» cor RulU
and KenlM<k»
DIN'ola 1... liWuHovaitl
Domninjf A s< hnHii, II *<ae4
DroMPlJ II.. .VW cof l*a»*|l (Dd
Ja<k>on
HiiNiin I'aol A..HK ror I.Mvrn»arth
i<o«fT<ro aad
.NK cor Mliilon
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W. B. CHAPMAN. 123 CALIFORNIA STKBBQ
S01,K AUKMT FOK PACIFIC COAS1
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3332
DRY
Grazer Fred. A., SK cor Sixth oiid Ilar-
rl,«i.n
GreonbiTg N. G. W.,SE cor Union and
liHrkln
Grlni>liaw & Co.,72.SMontKonier.v Av
Gros Alfred, N\V cor Kearny and
Wnshlnk'ton.and 111 Grant Av
nnnsi.n A Mack, 763 Valencia
Uappersberner KniU, SK cor Market
and Sixth
Harris II. nr.v R., I Steuart
HastlngK Uoiijaniln, N\V cor Geary and
Fillmore
Helck William, SE cor Golden Gate Av
and I'olk
Helke William L., NW cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
Hlller F. Jr. & Co. (homoeopathic) SW
cor Geary ami Dupoiit
Hohhveg Frederick, NE cor Polk and
.lack son
Hoover U. G.,KWcor I'OBt and Powell
Hultlng F. B.,NW cor Third and How-
I ard
Hunt D. P., SE cor Folsomand Fifth
I Hurtzii; & Donahue, 1-10 Third and 500
I Fourth
Isaacson Jacob. SW cor Larkin and
Geary
: JOY EDWtX W., 852 Market
I Kearney E. T., 214 Kearnv
Kearney William B., 501 Folsom
Kell Frederick C. 2000 Market
KELLY FRANK S., 102 Eddy
KernC. A., 46 Sixth
Kewney Frederick. 103 Seventh
Kibbler W. T., 437 Larkin
Kilbourne Harvev B., 61 Second
Knapp C. Richard, 2154 Mission
Koeller Margarether, 15S Eddy
Lacey W. W., cor Taylor and O'Farrell
Lanszwiert Louis, 360 Fourth
Lasch John J., 1633 Mission
Lee & McCurmick, SE cor Sixth and
Howard
Lefevre J. B., 401 Kearny
Leipnitz G. <fc Co., 236 Sutter
Lenpfeld A. L., NE cor Market and
Powell and cor Stockton and Geary
Liebrich Edmund F., SW cor Stelner
and Eddy
Lomelino Joseph AV.. SW cor Pacific
and Leavenworth
Mayer rtscar J., SW cor Geary and
Ootavla
Mavhew W. E., 144 Fourth
McBiivle A. <fe Co., 504 Washlneton
McDeruiott Arthur, NE cor Haight
and Pierce
McDermott William P., 1242 Valencia
McDonnell Samuel A., UO Grant Av
McElroy James B., SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama
: McKay B. A., 1700 Market
I McLaughlin M. A., NW cor Manitoba
and Railroad Av
McLaughlin W. H. & Co., SE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-si.xth
I Mentz Charles H., 1534 Polk
Mervy A., SE cor Montgomery Av
I and Green and SE cor Folsom and
Seventh
Meyers Robert C, NW cor Union
' and Powell
Minor G. W., NE cor Turk and Taylor
Moeser Ferdinand, NE cor Seventh
i and Howard
1 Morgan G. F. G., 1805 Union
Morton T. S., cor Geary and Buchanan
Mowrv & Co., 304 Fourth
Petibp'au E. & Co., N*; cor Ninth and
Howard
Pickering William, 1232 Stockton
Pixley William B., NE cor O'Farrell
and Stockton
Prosser J. D., 645 McAllister
Eichardson William H., Junction Six-
teenth and Market
Rider Frederick G., 504 Bush
Elley Calvin C, NW cor Second and
Howard
Roethe Christian, 501 Third
Rossi Pietro, 318 Montgomery Av
Eossi Domenlco P., NE cor Dupont
and Green
Rottanzi Antonio, 301 Third
Eoturier Emile, 225 Montgomery Av
Evan Daniel. 1847 Fillmore
Salter John W., 2445 Mission
Schmidt Henry W. & Brother, SE cor
Kearnv and Sacramento
Schmidt Val. & Co., NW cor Polk and
OS
Scholl A. L., NE cor Mission and Nine-
teenth
Schultzo J., 124i) Market
Searby William M., 859 Market
Shaw Henry B., NE cor Sutter *nd
I'owell
Simpson William, 60!) Davis
Staub Henry, SE cor Sutter and Lar-
kin
Steele James G. & Co.. 635 Market
Stelnecke H. G., NW cor Hayes and
Laguna
Stoddard Brothers. 400 Geary
Strong Colin G., 21 Third
Stuart John W., SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Church
Sulzberger T. L., cor Larkin and Ellis
Szarvash S. T., SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery Av
Thompson N. S., SE cor Market and
Steuart
Torello E. & Co., 1347 Valencia
Troppman Charles M., SW cor Sixth
and Folsom
Von der Lleth F. H., NEcor Broadway
and Powell
Wagner L. C, SE cor Turk and Pierce
WAKGLEE} <Sf VO., SE cor
Montgomery and Bush and NE cor
Sutter and Polk
Wandory A., 1123 Mission
WECK F. A. & CO., 322 Sutter
Wenzell \V. T. & Co., 532 Market
White E. E. & Co., 400 Haves
Wldber James H., SW cor Market and
Third
Williams C. L. & Co., 130 Valencia
Winter James H., Mission, opp Twen-
ty-ninth
Wulzen Dledrich H. Jr., 1001 Seven-
teenth
Wynne H. F., NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second,
Young Joseph, 1114 Folsom
Zabaldano Alexander, 1124 Stockton
Zeile Charles D.,528 Pacific
Zelner William, SE cor Mission and
Fifth
HOYT'S SWEET SAPO
For Cleaniiis: ana Preserruig tlie Teetn.
C. A. BAYI-Y,
S.W. cor. Grant Av. and Sutter Sts.
Telephone No. 435.
Druggists' OlassM-are and
Sundries.
(^ee also Druggists Wholesale.)
Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch.26Maln
Brownine & Jessup (mills) 51 Fremont
BXJTL.ER HARD RUBBER
CO., 517-519 Market
Caire Justinian, 521 Market
Calley R. B., 54 Second
COBURN C. W. & CO., 6 Battery
Downing & Schmidt, 14 Second
Doyl ■ Henry & Co., 517 Market
GEEENSFELDER & B E T T E L-
HEIM,5:i7 Market
Goodvear Rubber Co., 577 Market
India Rubber Comb Co., 577 Market
Langley & Michaels, NW cor First
and Jessie
Levensen Mever D.. 605 Market
Mack J. J. <fe Co., U Front
MARSH H. F. (agent) 577 Mar-
ket
Merten, Moflitt & Co.. 309 Front
Redint'ton & Co., 529 Market
RICHARDS C. P. & CO.,
427 Sansome
Satterthwalte, Sozln <fe Co., 518 Market
Stevenson & Longwill, .539 Market
Tavlor John & (Jo., 63 First
Week F. A. & Co., 322 Sutter
Dry Dochs.
AJax Heaving Down Hulk Association,
28 Cal ifornia
California Dry Dock Co. ,foot of Bryant
and Spear, and Hunter's Point,
office 303 California
Merchants' Drv Dock Co.,foot of Spear,
office 303 California
North's Ways, foot Louslana and Po-
trero Point
Potrero Marine Railway, Sierra, nr Pa-
cific I{olllng Mills
South San Francisco Dock Co., ofllce
501 Calllbrnla
Dry OoodH— Importora and
Bachman Brothers, 10 Battery
Banner V. & Co., 35 Sutter
Baum Morris, 105 Battery
BurtisR. W., 41 Second
Curtin C, 911 Market
DlnkelBDlel L. & Co.. 37 Batterv
Ford C. W. R. 'agent) 532 Market
Heller E. & S., 315 Pine
Heller M. <fe Sons., 112 Sansome
Heynemana & Co., 9 11 Sansome
Kahn Bros. Bine <fc (!o., 25-27 Battery
Keane Brothers, 943 Market
Merzbach Julius, 414 Market
Murphy, GrantA Co.,NEcorSansom(
and Bush
Neuburger, Relss & Co., 516 Market
O'Brien J. J. & Co., NEcor Market
and Jones
O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post
Rosenthal Moses S., 2 Sutter
Sachs Martin & Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Schever M. & Bro., 324 Sansome
Schwartz Morris, 202 Bush
Silberman Gottlieb. 506 Market
Stelnberger & Kalisher, 24 Sansome
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
TOROIEY & EARIiE, 220 Sut-
ter
Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and
Grant A V '
Weil Bros. & Co., 108-110 Sansome
Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
White J. L. & Co., 114-116 Kearny
Dry «oods— Retail.
(■'l7nporters.)
Ahrahamson G., 130 Kearny
Albora Luigi. 300 Montgomery Av
Asmussen W. A. Mrs., 401 Eighth
Astbury John, 164 Ninth
Barman H. , 2002 Fillmore
Barry Patrick, 4681^ Sixth
BiboS. &Co., 1435 I'olk
Black well Sarnh B., 108 Seventh
Boorman William Mrs., 2-28 Noe
Blumenthal Bernard, 1226 Market
Brown Thomas P. S., 2129 Mission
Cahalan Julia, W s Kentucky, bet
erra and Nevada
Caro Louis, 2X6 Fifth
Carroll J. L. & Co., 2609 Mission
Castagnetto John, 1234 Dupont
Ceieuhino & D -benedetti. 3258 Mission
Coadv Annie K. Blrs., 2927 Mission
Colin Bros., 1305 Stockton
Crocker Lesser, 724 Montgomery
Crosby A. B. Mis., 1800 Union
Cunningham Stephen J., 1208 Polk
-Curtin C, 911 Market
Danielwitz .Joseph, 2939 Sixteenth
Dans I., 13-27 Stockton
Davis Henry, 1629 Polk
Demartini P. D. Mrs., 1343 Dupont
*DOANE Si HENSHEIi WOOD
132 Kearny
Domergue Josephine, 1429 Dupont
Elder Brothers, 315 Haves
Esr-mann E., 1022 Market
Feder Robert, 415 Haj'es
Finkenstedt H. Mrs., 1307 Stockton
Flanlgan Patrick. 1.52 Sixth
Fisher Oscar, 158 Third
Freud !.&(>)., 730 Market
Friedman Max, 22S Stockton
Furst P.. 1427 Stockton
Gerson Michael, 1329 Dupont
Gol Inian & Son, 29*5 Sixteenth
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Goldstone J. & Sons, 926 Dupont
(Jreenberg <fe Greenberg, 31 Grant Ar
Hammerschlag M., lI25Stockto»
Haiilev James, 3128 Mission
Hummel George, 105 Fifth
Israel Jonas, 934 Dupont
Jacobs S. & Son, 408 Kearny
Julian Charles, 1311 Dupont
Kaveny A. A T., 1003 Valencia
KEANk brothers, 943-95
Market
THE LION Fire Ids. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana{ yi
Vm. S£ZTO», Ant Ume I|
HE BANCROFT CORIPANY;
•■^«'-VI FINE FEINTING FBOM NEW UPE.
MARKET
DRY
1333
ELB
.A^OII^IC
Cleaning ^^a Dyeing
353 and 355 TEHAMA STREET.
cn
^T^
We beg leave to inform our friends and patrona that we h»Te opened, In eonjanctlon with nor CARPET
XEANINa WORKS, a first-class CXEANIXO AND DYEIVO ESTABLIMH^KXT. .n1 .r- pr»-
jared to do work of every description in a superior manner at reasonable ratea.
Telephone No. 3040.
J. Spaulding 8b Co. !>!^
KEia.T BROTHERS, 26 Sixth
>Keii!ielv Philip it C. I.. 901-'J0-5 Market
Kerr EUward, 20i7 .Mission
Lan.l- A. <fe S'.n, a02'* tourth
Lan-'e L. A. Mins. N'Wcor Folsomand
Twentv-ttiird
La Valiee Armand, 212 Sixth
Lazaruis Samuel, 12:{5 Stockton
Levin Marv, 1524 Polk
LeviDBSton Davl.l, 1420 Polk
Lew Louis. i;«3 Diip.nt
Levy M. 4 Co., ir28 Mtit and 21 Turk
Lewkowltz Joseph, i:<20 Stockton
Llppnian Bros.. 443 Hives
LIppmann Hymaii, NW cor Sixteenth
aud Valt-ncia
Livingston David, 1420 Polk
Lowther Francis Mrs.. 200S,'^ Mason
Lvnch IJros. <fe Co., i:« Sixth
L\ nth J., .'^E or Sixth and N'atnma
Ua^nin Isaac, 42 Third ami »4$ Market
Mansbach E. <fe Co., 26 Kearny
MarltsAdoiph, 22.3 Seventh
Mar-h Victor. 206 Kearnv
Martin Uebecca Mrs.,4iX) Fourth
Mautz A. 4 Co., 25iO Mission
Haver M. E. A Co., 324 Sixth
MiDonueil & Kregi-r,2-t00 Mission
Me ilierv W. C. & Co., 2n!» Mission
M-^rztjach Julus. 414 Market
Mever \V., &4 Ninth
Michael Gerson, i;ei Dupont
Moiler* McMuilin,714 Montgomery
Monui I). M. & Co.. 1-28 Sixth
BIORAX J. M. & CO., 45 Sixth
M..rrl^& Son, 106 Grant Av
».j'Bri 'n J. J. <fe Co., NE cor Market
an.l Jon-8
^O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. 111-121 Post
0'I)wyc-r<feC).,36Third
Peixotto & S iverman. 1230 Market
PerKlDs Charles B., 1114 Market
Perrin F., 521 Montgomery Av
Peterson Atisust B., 2-52 Third
Juinn J. K., i:«3 Polk
fiam«ev W. J., 515 Hayes
Heiliv Lonis M., lOBJ'i Folsom
Kelnhertz Isaac, :J20 Sixth
R-jthschlld * Levln»on.2i8l^ O'Farrell
RosenberK BrotherK. .IS ThlM
Roencrantz Louis, 2o2 Fourth
Rosvnfeid Abraham, 918 Larkln
•.Samuels David, lit Post
Samuels .lullus. 101 Kearny
Bamuels A Clancv, 310 Sixth
Scharv .Inllus, 52.i Montgomery Av
Schnenhoiz Brothers A Co., 110-112
Sixth, and l;tl3 Fillmore
Sharp James V., 112 Ninth
Shonianit:! Harris. 1227 .Stockton
Shlrck I'am W.. IZ» Stockton
Sliverniau A., 1410 Polk
Silverman Jonepti, 222 Third
Sllverstein Julius, 1818 Union
Smith 1). C. & Co., SE cor Capp and
Sixteenth
Btolzenwai'i William, 3007 Mission
K. L., 1211 Stockton
Strauss Ed.-ar, 2:« Sixt^etith
Strauss S., ls«l Fillmore
.Strauss & Frohman. 1 JW Sinckton
Thirek Samuel Mis., 232 '5, Sixth
Tobias .M.ises L.. liff Dupont
*Tniflr-rr Mile, RO'JTavl.r
^"^VERDIER G. Oi CO., 8E oor
Geary and Grant Av
fWeill Raphael A Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
Weir Wm.T.,SW cor Hvde and Pacific
White J. L. 4 Co., 114 liearcjr
Wolfe Abrain, WH Dupont
Young Amelia, 1328 Dupont
B. F. WELLINGTON'S SEEDS /T)
And IMPROVED EGG FOOD O
of I ;.,:..
Ia> a i:. A.i
yourKfM. r ..r Ir :,;.:-' f .r It. P^H
4*3 WAMHI.^ttTOM MT. V..JW
Dnck-Ssil.
(See Sail Dock.)
Dye Stalla.
{See Vrugglsts—aUo PalnU, OIU wt'i
Glass.)
Dry Plate nanarmetarera,
Pas-avanr Henrv. 308 Guerrero
WILLIAMS *GRE^iURy,3*>Seventh
Dyera and Srourera.
Balnv A. E. ff 'athen 119 Stockton
Berlin A., 4W Bush. 1401 Polk. 324
Monrgonierr Av anl fi S'ockion
Bou-quet M. A. Mm-., 7l7'-j Howard
Caresinel H..2;M Montgonu-ry Av
Drevfus T., :« Sixth
Durand L. 4 Co., 1569 Market and 109
Fifteenth ,
Green L. Mrs., 1212 Polk
Green Thomas ((.-iither) 2124 Pine
Hag.-rup Frederick C. 148 Third ]
Hansen Charles A. A Ca,.;»\ Eleventh
Harris Simon, 321 .Moiitg.miery Av
H >ini>-B t.'harles .1., 1332 Market
McCaun James U.. iM KLsventh
Driibin F. .M.,807 Mont.-omcry Av
Peterson N. F., 342 McAlli-ter
Plaff A McPher»ou,9n7 Larkln and Z!
Sixth
Renault LonU J.. Sas Howard
Snow John F.. 3 Graut Av and 1823
SP.\ULDING J. A CO.. iVMiS Te-
Stoizei'i'wald H-nry F.. llVIFnl.nm
Tench W.M.Mrs..f-athr:n.K.^.;m
Thomas fan-Ian H'cI"-- »"''':.»"'"'
Works. 7H \V».hln.-lon. -T T'irli.
213 Post, 14< Fourth and 7Vi > a-
b'Dc'a „ .
Wolf Julius. 908 Howard
Eve Food.
WELLINGTON B. K.. i:.'. Wa»hln«-
Eleetrlc LIcbt CoMyaaiea.
California rtec.Llifht <•.... rr><l«-r,nfc.n
ELECTRIC DKVKLuPMKM Oi..
.3:3 Pin-
J*nnr> Kl.'cfr1c('.i.(lni:»n«i>ille. InJ.
Parlrtc ('.a»t Klfrtrl.al f-in.tn't! n
C 1., 'Jli Krftii'nt
San FramlMo l^liv.n K>cir '
(••.... CI I'll-
.>;ai. Frai.clMo Cn l'r»T..-,n ! ■
i;i,K( I KM
DEVELOIVMK.NT < O.
323 Pino <;t
Agents ,
EdiMOQ'al'
Eleclr •■'■-.
F.I.- Iro M I m. Kt.-
Eleotrie Lt«hU of aU >!»■««
Eleetrir Llstal «i»arra»or«
and Mupiillra.
CALIF 'KM V FI.K' rui' r,K*
l.lullTINi; • ' . » M«r«#t
CALIF 'IIMV HI FCTKIC PoWKR
CALIF ;^:m"',^/' I rcT hi n » I
H\\ , MOM \* .V < 0
FI.K' 1
\M
KI.KCTKItAb««rPPI-Y CO.,
iM.i"""" an' in»nj'»'<u""»^»*
ri.»r"R.har.t V .TiBll ••"1
KKITII MTIMNIKI- •.. «•
o
ex
7^
; YPTfOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 4M? SANSOME ST.
mmmm^^^A
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S^l^^A^iS^c^iT ^il^J:?!.!
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1334
ELE
C A r. I F O K N I A I C A T. I F O R N I A
ELECTBICIlLWOfiKS,:EL[CTeiCllLWOeKS,
33 Kmrket Street. I 33 Market Street.
Q^ 33 Kmrket i
Hatt. roth Wtlllam. 321 Kearnr
PACIFIC ELKCTRO DEPtiSITUfO
WORKS, 35 Market
ra ELECTRIC SUPPLIES ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
CQ
CQ
CO
0
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Electric Motor*.
ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT CO.,
323 Pine
E'ectric Trnprr-vement Co..217 Sansome
ELECTRIC AI> SUPPJLY CO. ,
S» Bn«h
KEITH NATHAXIEIi S., 40
Neva's BkKk
Pacific Electric Motor Co., 12 Annie
ELECTRIC
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
333 Pine Street. 1
SpraffBe's and other Electro-VIotors ;
to b« used with Dynamos or Stor- I
age Bstteries, for operating ma- j
chinery, street cars, etc. i
Electric Pen and Press.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
■WORKS, 3.5 Market
Dakin & Hawo.«, eeneral agents, 320
Sant'-me. room 4-S
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. ,
S2.* Bu^h
HAINES JOSEPH D., 106
Leil^sdora
WICKSON G. G. & CO. (styg-
nosraph; Z-o Front
I
a
0
C A L I F O R X I A
ELECTRICUL WORKS,
33 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
I Electrical Slorage Bat-
terlcH.
PACIFIC ELECTRICAL STORAGE
Co.. 323 Pine
Electrical Supplies.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
I AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
' .Market
: ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
I 32^ Bu.-h.
I Fiske Richard A., 759 Howard
KLEIN JOHN 91. & CO.,
I 7.1) viontgomerv
' WAS* D. v., 141 First
JOHN M. KLEIN & CO.
Teleptiooe and Telegfapti
SUPPLIES.
Constroction and maintenance of
Telegraph and Telephone Line.-. Pat-
ent Iron PiD^, Brackets and Fixtures.
720 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Sa_v YrssC'.so'j.
Electro-Galvanic Medical
Apparatus.
Chlcaeo Masnetic Shield Co., 106 Post
ELECTRICAL SITPLY CO. ,
32S Bnsh
FOLKEP^ J. H. A. & BROTHER,
US Monfgomerr
Grav Ira, 3011 Mission
H-raeW. J., 702 Market
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.,
40S Stockton
West Charles N., 122S Market
CALIFORNIA
lELECTfilCllLWOfiKS,
33 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Electric Powers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
Co.. .3-5 .Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
323 Bush
Electrical Apparatus Manu-
facturers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC G.\S-
LIGHTING CO., -35 Market •
California Elec.Llght Co.,227Steven5on i
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
C<:i., 3.T Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 3Iarket
Edison Apencv fmlmeograph and
phcno?raph) 32:3 Pine
ELECTRICAL CON-STRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
Importers and manufacturers, 328
Bush
Hampton Charles W., 607 Mission
Hatteroth William. 321 Keamv
Haty Louis B. fbells) 126 E<ldv
Jenney Electric Co.rlndlanapoils, Ind.)
215 -Sansome
Krausc A. Otto. 7*5 3IiRsion
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
manufacturers and repairers all
kinds apparatus, 720 Montsomerr
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, :i5 Market
WASS D. D. ^armatures) 141 First
40^ STOCKTON ST.. S. F.
Manufacturers of the
Duplex Galvanic Belt,
Pacific Pad Truss,
Dr. Sherwood's Abdominal
Supporter,
Dr. Sherwood's Electrical
Uterine Supporter,
Holbrook's Electric Gatarrh
and Asthma Cure.
Electro Medical Instru- .
mentM.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
Importers and manufacturer!,, 3:»
Bush
West Charles N., 1228 Market
Electroplatcrs.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
W( iRKS. .',5 Market
DAY THO.HAS & CO. (Lam-
I ited, 222 Sntrer
DENNISTON EDWARD G..6D3Mis-
! sion
I >L\RTELL JOHN, 623 .Sacramento
I SAN FRANCLSCO NOVELTY AND
PLATING WORKS, 108 First
I Eleetrotrpers.
fSee also Stereotj/pers.)
A merican Tvpe Foundrv, 510 Oav
CALIFORNIA E L E CT R I C A L
I WORKS, 35 Market
FILMER & STILLER ELEC-
TROTYPE CO., 414 .Sacra-
i FRA>i'ClS, VALENTINE & CO., 517
Clay
Painter <fc Co., 510 Clav
PALMER «Sj REY, iOo Sansome.
.San FrHncisc^. Tyi>e Foundn-,512 Ciav
WINTERBURN JOS. «& CO. ,
417 Clay
Elevator Bells.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
W. .RK*. r« Marker
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
import-rrs and manufacturers, SZi
Bu-h
KLEIN JOHN M. «St CO.,
bells furni-hed. put up and ma:n-
tained. 720 Montpomerv
WASS D. D., 141 First
CALIFOENIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC~SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Elevators.
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Birch William H., 119 Beale
Burton Isaac L., 117 First
GARRATT W. T. <& CO.,
cor Fren.ont and Natoma
Hammond J. & Co., 217 Fremont
Knorp A. F., 120-124 Main
SlcNlCOLL A. J. & CO., 116 31aln
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 3.5 Market
CALIFipRNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., -35 Market
CALIFmRNLV ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL O INSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE Cn.. 35
Mark.-t
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
A. J. McNICOLL &, CO
Successors to PhUip Hinkle & Co.
ELEVATOR WORKS
116-118 Main St., S. F.
Manufacture all kinds of Patent Hy-
draulic, Air Pressure, Steam and Hand
Power Elevators, with latest improved
Appliances. Telephone No. 5&1.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fiitures.
37 MarM S'
RPAD HARASZTHY &CO.Iw.sg.?,a.,.;Pn)iiicerso[ FINE TABLE WINES
EMB 1335 f^yff.
Knibalnirrai.
(.Sfe also I'rulertakert.)
3owen, Porter <fe Co., 118 Geary
^uhr <& Becker U71 Mission
EnibOHii«rii— Olaa*.
KA I'LFl- tJS F. C, 104 Je?8le
MALLiiN JOHN, 19 Fremont and
1213 Howard
kVARKEX GLASS CO., 2-4 Salter
Eiubroideriea .
C^ImporUrs: tee also Dry Ooodt.)
'Bancr Brothers <ft Co., 547 Market
Bertram Clara C, 1.'2 Ninth
'Buyer <fe Uelch, 221-22;) Bush
>Cobllner Brothers. M.) Market
Toxe A. y\. Mrs., 110 Tavlor
FhALL G. C. <Sb SON, 585 Mar.
ket
aartnian .S. & Bro., 36 Kearny
Held Brothers & Co., 512-514 Market
kohlber(,',Straas8 & Frohman, 107-109
Post
Levy Jules & Brothers, 7 Sansome
lansbach E. <fe Co., 26 Kearny
Muser Brothers, 541 Market
Newman & Leviuson, 129 Kearny
NORCKOSS & CO., 6 Post
kihrelber A. (goM and silyer) 513 Cal
tettin S. Mrs., 732 Sutter
^Ittel <t Krueger, 420 Market
VenllerG. & Co., SE cor Geary and
Grant Av
Embroidery Stamperit.
terrv Alice W. Miss, 428 Sutter
;hevailer C, 1404^ Powell
layniour Jennie Mrs., 127 Valencia
flel I .M. H. Mrs., 155 Eleventh
er ."Matilda Mrs., SE cor Fillmore
and .'Sacramento
loit Elizabeth Mrs., 1029 Howard
Coerncr Sophie Mrs., 310 Turk
tohiberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109
I'ost
CrlskeB. Mrs., 2152 Mission
Cuhl Henrv Mrs., 127 Taylor
tuttiKT Nnpthaly,819 Larkin
ji>rn\ Kinih Jlrs.. 121 Sutler
iACNlCOL & ASHIM
8 0U Larkin
dallett R. Mrs., 702 Bush
4artin <S Ingalsbe, 324 Sutter
^rOiiin Annie Miss. 226 O'Farreil
■tr Kit. II, ,11 A. C. Mrs. . 503 Uaves
I 1. E. Mrs., 1003 Mission
A Levlnson, 129 Kearny
II II. J. Mrs., 818!^ Lariiln
II Emelle Mrs.,629>^ Union
;tettii, S. Mme., TJ2. Sutter
trothoffMary Mrs., 909 Market
tyles E. Mrs., 1618 Polk
uUivan Catherine Mrs., 334 Sutter
iriederrecht * Miller, VHVA Howard
Emery Wheel*.
IcGown Bros., agents Grant's Cor-
iilum Wheel, 42 Market
'alge 8. B. & Co., 116 Front
Eiuploymenl Oflicea.
lerwiti h. I). Mrs ,3 Seventh
■V A .lolinston(Chlnese)640 Clay
IROSSETT J, F, i CO.
«;,48 Sacramento and 203
Stockton
BWERW.D.&CO.
62U Clay
)artilav .losie, 8 Turk
,llen .\. Mrs., 2fi6 Stockton
arrpli .1. I). Mrs.,:o:) J'olk
lANSEN C. R. A Co., 110 Geary
l>h li,>rH,227 Elils
UMBLA JULES & CO.,
a^O Satter
le^^HlJtl>• Not. .Mrs., 812 Geary
llhaii .1. li. & ('(..,326 Bush
-' lfiir,'iiii, 4'2.5 Sutter
Nurws' II,.Mn.', |i«»iSult"r
Pacltlc Coast lluklneM Agency, r:
PLU.XKETT KATK MlNs,
424 Suiter
Sisters of Mercy, cor Flrit and Dn ai.
\\alsh Alice C.MI»M08E<ldv
Ward &("o.,«10CI«v
Youths' Directory, 3VB HowaM
MISS KATE PLUNKETT,
Female •.• KMm.^>iKNr •.• Uiarti
424 Sutler Sin-ot,
Bet.Stockti.nnril Pi>w.-ll,S F
The best of K.-nMil.- Il.l,, f„nili.hed
on short notice. S|»-clalBtleii(|„n paid
to Oiuntry orders. SiitlerSt Cartiin-
tlie diior.
Enamelera-Uold andNllvrr.
(See Jewelert—Mwiu/acturino)
Engine Bulldrra.
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 1ip9-
111 .Mission
ATLAS IROX WORKS. 213-
215 Mission
California .'Machine NV.jrks, 119 llcale
Daly & Cavanafih, 2:10 Krciiiont
Deacon William, i:« Main
EVANS CHE.STER II., 110-11' B.«|e
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON W(»KKS, 2;f7-'257 First
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes, 'CO Fremont
JACKSON BYRON. 625-ti31
Sixth
JOSHUA HEND%- MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Rankin, Brayt,in A ('■..,127 First
Rice Harvey W.,.Vi liluxome
Risdon Iron and LocunMtive Works,
SE cor Beal- and Howard
Savage Son * Co. (Empire Foondry)
135-143 Freiiiont
Small Isaac H., 574 Brannan
STEARNS MANIKACTI'R-
IXG CO., '29-31 Spear
TAIT A- HAINQLE. 115-117 Bealo
Union Iron Works, oilke NE cur .'»lls-
slon and First
ENGINES.
C. e. EVAKS,
Builder Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines of all kinds,
110-112 Beale St., S. F.
Engine Iniporlera.
Baboock A Wilcox (,'..., tUiarles 0.
Ewini; nianau'er, 561 MiSflon
GREGORY H. P. A CO., NW
cor Kr.-mi)iit and .Mission
Huntington Hopkins Co., Junction
Bu>h and .Mark.'l
LTNFORTH .1 AMES 120 Front
PALMER & REY, 405 Sausome
I'arkeA Lacy, 21 Fn-inont
RIX 4 FIRTH.'^iS First
STEARNS MANUFACTl-RINO CO.,
29-31 Spear
TATIMA BoWEN, 34-36 Fremnnt
tr"i;.'»i AN. 'hooker <b CO.,
421-427 .MarKcl
WILLIAMS, |)IM<)NI> A CO. (loco-
mollves) -202 .Market
En»lneera-t'lvll.
Alberger W. ('., :f2« .Moiildomery
Allardt George F., 4li California
Anderson C. L., 419 California
Karre I'crcv W., 4o' M,iil.;..mery
It.. wie Align'.- ' •!" ■''■'■;;'"*
Bri.lges I,;.i,,, ■- '• '"■*''
Browne K- I "
Catilll Edw.i' 1 .1 . "■' .'•iii''r»
CATI' GKOIK.I. «.. •.! Market
(,'ebrlan.l,.i,tiC..lo" M .i.tK-nwrr
ClflrkKr.d.'rlckA..ll^'|.llf'r>'«
Cutter Chi'-tiT <;,, :i-"' >|,'nik'"merT
Iiavl.lson llirrv ■• I ' M nik'omery
I),. Veuv,- llnr .:; - M •■..i.ery
Drunim Bf- ■ i" 'I ' "' '*'
Kckart Will ,,.:, I. - ,,,,;",''.
Freeman .IiiM, - I .. i 'i ^1 "' '"'X^"
Tilt
Tr i
VAN
Vai.i- ■.,
VlM-l,- II .
V.«'lk,.,. .
V.,n> I.;:,,;- \ , . ■; .... ..._
Wl|le> H.-iirj I, CJM .[.[*,.iu.!ry
Enslneera- r.lee«r««Al.
D. D. WA«S,
Manufactnrerof
Wlr* Window Oaarda,
Mfflce .«crpen«. WIrr KriKlna. Hinf
Creft.i..."ri,..;..i,'..\V ik I-.iiF'Ih-
Inn. I ■ ■ »«. -
. Spei.l»U>.
14I.14S Plrat
Knclneer* ll.*draalle.
.ETNA IKON WORKM. !■•»
Ill Ml-l t,
Br..»ii.' a,— K . ■- --
Cuniiiiink' <;
DOW Mil ^ ^1 !• I MP
WORKS
Pier..- i; I. . 1
RISDON ii«o\ WO i,«m»-
.motivk wokkm. f^r.''T
SMYTH WM. H.
•ASH .Markrl
Envl""'^ Sle«-ltanlral.
yETXA IRON WOMKN. !»
Ill Ml»l"ii
Barnard \. II Vt.''r»rr»ll
Brhr lUti. C . Hf.ft*r.m»r>to
B.OK M P,,.».C.lll'.rnla
BISWKI.I. S\ V . I'" »«• n
CALiKORM\ niiincjrro.,
apr'"
Olol '•
EV \
I
RINTING PRESSES. PALMER & REY, 4M SANSOME ST.
2
>
o
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACIFIC COANT AOENCY,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 California Street.
ENG
1336
ESS
SQ
PITCHFORD JOHN B.
aas First
RlclinnlR J., 2-2 CnHfornla
RiMiitiU' A. ('.. 120 Slitter
SCHILLING ADAM <JKSONS,
schramm'charlesf.w.
Kl Uoruilo bet York and
Ilanipsliire
Smith Wlllfnni K., 10 California
SMYTH W. H.
^58 Market
Solomon Jacob, 419 California
Stut J. C. H.. 217 Sansome
Engineers— ninlnsr-
uETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
lU Mission
Adams & Carter, 109 California
Atwood Melville, 402 Montgomery
Barnard A. B., 46 O'Farrell
Blfbee, Williams & Co., 25 Davis
Bowie Augustus J., 217 Sansome
Browne Ross E., 307 Sansome
Curtis Samuel T., 411'2 California
Gillette Daniel B. Jr., 68 Nevada Block
GUson L., 211 Sansome
Goodvear W. A., Pioneer Bldg
Gutzkow F., 18 Columbia Square
Hammond John H., 401 California
Hanks Henrv- G., 718 Montgomer.y
HoffYiiann Charles F., 307 Sansome
Hutchins Edward P., 330 Pine
Janln Alexis, 211 Sansome
Janin & GUson, 211 Sansome
Koch George A., 328 Montgomery
Leechman John, .510 California
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23 Stev-
enson
Mackay P. N., 408 California
M alter, Lind & Rogers, 419 California
Mellis D. Ernest, 419 California
Palmer & Storey, 809 Market
Paul A. B., 328 Montgomery
Phillips George, 10 California
Phillips Henrv, 2 Nevada Block
PITCHFORD JOHN B,
325 First
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE, 524 Sacra
mento
Reade Francis R., 216 Sansome
Robinson E. N., 320 Sansome
Robinson Sanford, 320 Sansome
Salkeld AViliiam E., 609 Sacramento
Scupham J. R., 306 Pine
Sherwood William R., 303 California
SMYTH WILLIAM H,
358 Market
Wagoner Luther, 318 Pine
Webb H. H., 524 Sacramento
W'heeler M. Allison, 32u Sansome
Engineers' Supplies.
{See Machinists' and Engineers' Sup-
plies.)
Engravers — Card, Seal,
Crlass, etc.
Armbruster J., 9 Geary
Baker George H., 581 Mission
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co.,
SEcor Clavand Leidesdorflf
BRITTON & REY, 525 Com-
mercial
CALIFORNIA LABEL PRESS AND
MacCABE LITH. CO. ,410 Mission
Day Thomas J., 103 Jlontgomery
DICKMAN-JONES CO. THE.
514 Folsom
Dlnniene J. H. (glass) 108 Main
Dodge Bros., 225 Post
Fuchs Charles, 3 Hardio PI
Galloway Lithographing Co., 418 Com
Glhon Thomas & Son (card and seal)
109 Montgomery
GUler Carl L. (seal) 402 Montgomery
Goldsmith Edward S. (card and seal)
26 Montgomery
HOKKMAN G. & CO., fifts Sacramento
Houghton & Flftel, K. CBllfornla
Irvine John C, 3.39 Kearny
Joiner J. .1., 9 Gearv
KACLKUSS F. ('.(glass) 104 Jessie
KEHRL.EINE. (gold and silver)
UUSutti-r
Kluniup Herman J., .37 Post
Klumpp William, 2;« Kearny
Kuner Albert (seal) 704 Montgomery
McFarlane ThomaK, 122 Geary
Mevcr Michael, 20 Montgomery
Pages Jules F.tseal) 648 Sacramento
Pohlmann A Helduska. 417 Kearny
Pollhammer A., 323 Kearny
Rlx Henry A.. 115 Kearny
Roberts John W. A Co., 10 Post
SCHENK CHRIS. <fe CO. (seal) 423
WaKhington
Schiller Henry, .344 Kearny
SCHMIDT LABKL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC CO., 25-31 Main
Slattery Michael J., 6as Market
Stott Alfred W., 3 Montgomery
Strickland <fe Co.. 3 Montgomery
Tomkins Joseph G., 417 Kearny
Tonks Joshua (metal) 614 Merchant
WOOD GEORGE M. &, CO.,
211 Sutter
Baldwin, Cleason Co.
61 Broadway, New York.
H. R. W^illlar & Co., Agents.
303 CALIFORNIA STREET.
G. HOFFMAN & CO.,
ENSRAVERS,
Die Sinlcers and Stencil Cutters.
Seals, Brass and Steel
Stamps, Burningr
Brands, etc.
608-610 SACRAMENTO ST.
French E. 0., 531 California
HARRIS W. N., 72:i Market
Henlcke bertha S.. 219 Bush
Hull William C, 527 Sacramento
Keith C. V. v., ,523 Montgoiuerv
tiLIVER H. A Cn.,5;9Clav
PALMER 6i REY, 405 Sansome
I'alton A Holsteln.411,'i^ Callf<irnia
RIEDY CHARLES C, 432
Blontgomery
Schultze Enill,3H Sutter
SIMMONS A CUNNINGHAM, 436
Montgomery
CHRIS. SCHENK & CO.
423 Washington St., Room 9.
ENGRAVERS,
Die Sinkers and Stencil Cutters
Seals, Brass and Steel
Stamps, Burning
Brands, etc.
SCHMIDT
Laliel and Litliograiililc Co.
ENGRAVERS,
Designers and Printers.
25-31
DESIGNERSf^"
ENGRAVER
SVHR & PAEVTER, 402 Mont-
gomery
Van Vleck D. , 432 Stontgomery
Werner George A., 527 Commercial
Wilson Maria F., 219 Bush
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO.,
211 Sutter
PACIFIC BUREAU OF ENGRAVI^G.
Designing and EngravlBg on WooJ
Photo - Process Engrairinjg^.
W. N. HARRIS,
HISTORY BUILDING
723 market St., S. F.
EngraTers— Wood.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
BOILLOT liEON C. (photo)
69 Flood Bldg
BREWSTER C. U. <fe CO., 432 Mont
Brig s K. K.;30l)'rarrell
BRITTOX & REY, 525 Com-
mercial
COON M. P.. 4in San«ome
DEWEY ENGRAVINe CO,
(photo) 230 Market
FRANCIS. VALENTINE & CO., 5!7
Clay
GEO. A. WERXER,
527 Commercial St., S. F.
DESI&NIN&,WOODEN&RAVING
Photo-Engra vlng
By the New French Gelatine Pro-
cess.
Essence mannfactorers.
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (agent) 4a5 Front
Herrmann & Co. (agents) 313 Sac
McMillan Donald, 714-718 Front
Nicholson Samuel H., 1155 Market
Rleger P. & Co., 511 Front
Essential Oil and Flavorini
Extracts.
Bothin :Mannfncturin!r Co., 17 Main
Cutting John T. Co.. 23-25 California
IMPERIAL Fire Ii. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BftNCROFT COMPANY
EXC
I 'T'ax
(MARKET
iaglp MftnufacrurliiK Co., 120 Front
(errnianii <fc Co. (agents) :<ia Sac
.aoKlfy A Michaels, NW cor First
anil Jessie
JlchDlFon Samuel H., 1155 Market
'ar^h Mark 4; Co.. :fi4 Clav
ie.llnKton & (;i).,5'J!) Market
{legur 1'. <fe Co., 511 Front
ExcavatorM— Kallroacl.
«TXA IROX WORKS, 109-
Exchansren.
jhlnese Merchants', 7:19 Sacramento
tlerchants' (Italian) 506 Battcrv
derthant*', S s California, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Paclllc Stock. 316 Montgomery
" F. Hay. foot f Thlnl
F. I'roiluce, 425 California
V F. Stock ami KxchanRe, 327 Pine
Stock and Bond, 22 Merchants' Exch
tVestern Grain and Stock Exchange.
216 Montgomery
Expresses.
Mameda Transfer Co.. 15 Market
Ashlev Calvin. fi89 31arket
BELL'S TRANSFER CO.,
(K..<. Bell) 6-22 Market
Brand Brothers. :503 Kast
ICallfornla Transfer Co..222Montgomery
Citv Transit Co., 11 Post
iCre'ed M., SW cor Market and Sixth
Drucker's Oakland and S. F., 15 Market
Gallagher Transfer Co.. 3« Market
G<jrhani Fr.-.ncls W. (Vallejo) 10 Bush
Hoffman Daniel E.. 3 Post
Jones' Dakliind and S. F.. 267 East
Jones A Charles (Oakland) 26 Steuart
Levy Herman. 18 Battery
Lind A. W., 3U East
Northern Pnciflc.2!i Xew Montgomery
OVERLAND FREIGHT
TRANSFER CO., N 8 Kiug.
bet Fourth and Fifth
Pacific, 29 New MontMoniery
Pacific Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Patterson Albert, Berkeley and Oak-
land, 10 Bush
People's, Oakland Ferry
Klver Express (Stockton and San Fran-
cisco) 418 Sacramento
Bocers Nelhon J.. 24 California
San Francisco Transfer Co., 18 Post
San Mateo Parcel, 7 Third
San Rafael, 3 Commercial
Santa Kosa Pari el Co., 68!) Market
SAUCELtTO. G. W. Smith, 409 East
Smalley & Templcton (San Leandro,
San Lorenzo and Hayward's) 3
Commercial
Standard. 3-5 Commercial
Stockton and S. F. Klver, 418 Sac
Telephone Transfer Co., 628 Mission
Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, 11 Post
Union Transfer Co., 3 Post
WELLS FAHGO & CO., NE cor San-
some and Halleck
Whltnev, Standard and Oakland Trans-
fer Co. The (Alameda and Contra
0»ta)5C<jmmerclal
Whltten Bros. Transfer, 203 Sac
Wlnpate's, .103 East
Wright Ilenrv, cor Filbert and Scott
(.See also Dry Ooods, etc.)
Ackerman S. U. & Co., 123 Kearny
Bauer Brothers & Co.. .547 Market
BnrtlsR. W., 41 Second
Buyer & Reich, 221-223 Bush
Cobliner Bros., »13 Market
Davis Brothers, 718 and 1234 Market
and 419 Kearny
Davis Brothers. Ber(?mann A Co.. 10-16
Sutter
Dinkelspiel L. <fc Co.. 37-39 Battery
Telgenliaiini <fc Co.. 520-526 Market
Graf Brothers, 120 Sutter
Grosse WllPani & Co.. 518 Market
Gruhn William, 2-2San.some
Haker W. <fc Hinz (silks and velvets)
M5 Market
Hamburger D. & Co., Ill Sansome
Hel.l Bros. A Co., 512-514 Market
Heller M. & .Sons, 112 Sansome
Hinz A Laudt, 543 Market
■si.iBOOKSELLEES, STATlflEES, ETC.
1337 J^ i
Hirst C. H..6:CMarkpt
Kahn Brothers, Bne * Co.. 3 Ban.
Keane Brothers, 'MA .Mirk.t
Kelly Broth. rs.2fl 2S sutl,
KohllH-rg.StraiiMA Frohm.n, 107 l^y..
I'ost
KrembBcr A. (mnfri 518 Buih
MerIl.achJ»llu^, 414 Market
Murphy, Grant A Co., NEcorSoiUoine
and Bush
Muser Bros.,. 141 Market
Kelchenbcrg Beruhard V., 120 Sutter
Rosenbaum <fe Co., IJSSangoiue
Rosenthal .Mobps S.,2Sntt«r
Sachs Bros. A Co.. SW cor SaoMme
an<l Bush
.Sadler A Co.. 33-35 Sfcond
Scheyer M. A Bro., 324 San»ome
Schmidt Ben. J. A Co., 120 Sutler
Schweitzer A Co.,'>n-:il Haiiery
Stlbemiim Gottlieb, 5(i6 .Market
Siltierberg .Max, V, Sutter
Stelnbercer A Kallsher, 24 Sansomo
Stevenson A LoiiuwllLSW Mnrket
STRAIILE JACOB A Co.. 515 Market
Swain R. A. ACo.,l« Post
Tittel A Knieger, 420 Market
Verdier G. A Co., SE cor Geary ami
Grant Av
Well M. A T. A Co., NE cor Sansome
and Market
Weill Raphael A Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
WlUard Leon, 120 Sutter
Fancy Goods— Belall.
("//npor/er*.)
Abrahamson G.. 130 Keamv
Adelsoii Julius, 2S and 116.>Jlxth
Albora Luigl, 300 Montgomery Av
Alvord .Mary. 1219 Pacific
Anderson K. E. Mrs.. 2740 Sixteenth
Argleg I'eter. 1407 Stockton
Astburv John, lt>4 Ninth
Bachman Charle.-, 1.50 Sixth
Barman Rebecca .Miss, 121 Fifth
Benecke P. .M. 1. Mrs.. 1617 Baker
Black P. W Mrs.. 410 Larkin
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., 108 Seventh
Blunienthal Bernard. 1226 Market
Borger Annie, 507 Bryant
Brown Thomas. 526'^ Haves
Bumsted A o'Nell. 508 Geary
Carroll James L., 2600 Mission
Clark Eliza Mr.«., SE cor Sierra and
MichiEan
Coady Annie Mrs., 2^27 Mission
Cohn Brothers, 130.5 Stockton
Cook A. W., 143 Grove
Coolev [,. E.Mrs.. 701 Polk
Craven Anne Mrs.,4I23i Geary
CurtlnC.,!)!! Market
i' Davis Bros., 718 and 1234 Market
and 419 Kenrny
Davis Henry. 1629 Polk
Dolisflara, 629 Larkin
D .nov.in .Marv, 1.561 Market
Ehili.ti Herman, 225 Sixth
Kli-r Hroihers,315 H.iyes
^•■'Keii.'.'nlmuni A r,,., .vjn Market
l••|rll^eIl^t^.|t II. M fv . I :'Ji7 Stocktou
F.K-art M.T. .Mr^., sj:'. Valeticia
Eraser Marv J. .Mr-..:iii7 Sixth
Krii.l I. A Co.. 7:111 Market
Furst Phlllii, 1427. •Stockton
Cuba Ilenrv. ll«.'*ec.iiid
Geraxhtv M., 1127 Kolsom
Glucksman !..5:MThlrd
Goldsmith Nathan. :«s sixth
Goldsmith S.,2.'iO Thlnl
«?adwohl Esther Mrs., 1134 Folsnni
Greeub.rg A Cr.enI.erL-, 31 Graiil At
Gutlinan Kannl.- Ml^s. i:rJ4 Polk
Ilai.n A.C. Mr^..2:«K.«rny
llnlverM.nS., 121:. Val.n. la
Hartn.anS. A lir... 36 Kenrny
Hrzb.rg Mart II. 42:1 Wa-blngton
lllllver Mary Mr»,. .'.II Haves
1l.,ffmsnT. Mrs..li«.iM<;r«<'t
HohcnthalGus., KM-, ^ifth
Howe Marv Mr... lil»''.I>--vl'*J"«
Hunmiel George, 10.5 Ht lb
ll.MMai, Na
Nrael Jona-.9.n i"'l";;"
Jacobs Harriet. 22 Sixth
Jacobs S. A Son. mt K'«ri'y
•!;;l'^!;,!.en M Mr'' '<:i'Tbfrd
K."y1'hmp*^-.«»M"'
:trr7 Kearny
•a
Av
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"U'Urif u J. J. 4 (
aU'l June*
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Pelx t A - . •: .n.COSllMtet
Perk;.,- -■■,;:, i MarttM
1'et.r. K X| 1 I. .Mil
Pe.^^.rl .r „. . .' IUv««
(julnti J. .III! K.. IIJJ Pott
luuisav W. J.,lij|Uyw
Kcllly Ix>uls M.. luKl't r«laa«l
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Van I>..rrn <;. W..St« Moot<>.nKr>
oy, rlier G. A Co., J«t cor ^it^n
(irani Av
Veiter 11. .Mrs. 511 Rrrant
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WrUli
il'. M.i.v. M
Wurkhelm Mai. 617 LsfUn
WIUMOKK JOII.S
1211, .*!«•• r
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Feather DumUtm.
C^ Manufacturers.}
ARMKS GGORGB U'., 119
Cnllfornla
ARMES & DALLAM, 22G-232
Kront
Buchanan Bros., 609 Sacroniento.
'^Klfier JDSoph, 310 Sutter
Lane «ft Co.. 411 Sacramento
I Wagner Samuel, 412 Commercial
Feather, Hair, and Mosa
Cleanera.
McCabe Owen, 870 Mission
SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-355 Te-
hama
Feathers— Fancy.
Adelson John, 869 Market
Alborelll E. Mr8. fostrlch) 503 Sutter
Baln.v A. .1. fostrlch) 60S Market
Brand C. Mrs., 503 Sutter
California Ortrlch Farming Co., 18-20
Phelan Bldg
Chariot Mme. (Ostrich) 415'-^ Stevenson
Fenn Charles B., 632 Market
GoehrinK A., 913 Mission
Haker W. & HInz, 545 Market
Hall S. R. Mrs., 916 Market
Harrison Bertha Mrs., 525 Tavlor
Kahler H. .«!. & Co., lOlO Market
JIanescau & Lohe, 510 Market
Richon A. Mme.,23 Elllh
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
Feathers— Millinery.
FENN CHARLES B.,632Mar-
Fea tilers— Upholstery .
McCABE OWEN, 870 Mission
Feed Mills.
Capitol, Demlng-Palmer Milling Co.,
office 114-116 Sacramento
Laumelster, C. S. Laumelster, 203-207
Mission
Monitor, Outsen & Bruns, 317 Howard
Yolo, Hinz & Plagemann, 120 Mission
Felt.
Fowler Gilbert C. (yucca) 656 Howard
MERRELL I. L., 106 Market and 316
Townsend
Salamander Felting Co., 402 Mont
Ferries.
Alameda (S. P. C. Rv.) foot Market
Berkeley, East, nr Washington
Oakland (S. P. Go.) foot Market
San Francisco and North Paciflc, foot
of may
San Rafael, foot aay
Saucellto, foot Clay
Fertilizers.
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer
Co., 116 California
Franco-American Tallow and Fertiliz-
ing Co., De Haro, bet Center and
El Dorado
National Fertilizing Co.. 328 Mont
New Potrero Co., NE cor St Thomas
and Savannah
NEWHAIili H. »!. & CO., 309-
311 Sansome
Ohlandt N. & Co., B s Indiana, bet Ne-
vada and Yolo
Paciflc Fertilizing Co., 108 Davis
Prou August, SW cor DeHaro and El
Dorado
File Makers.
Doble Abner, 13-15 Fremont
French & Linforth (agents The J.
Barton Smith Co.) 26 Beale
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Ridgeway William J., 9-11 Hill
Fire Alarms— Automatic.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFOBNIA KLECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CA L I Fo UNI A ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELEl'THICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
niaiiufucturers and contractors, 328
Bush
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO., fire
alarm systems put up and maln-
tnlnod, 720 Montgomery
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA
[[[CTBICUL WORKS
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC~SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Fire Brick.
(See also Brick Manufacturers.)
Anderson <fe Tallon, 12 Market
BlochmanA Cerf, 5-7 Drunim
Broweli .1., 727 Montgomery
N.CLARKScSONS.
Gv 106 MARKET ST.Yi
GIfADBlNGjMcBMt&GO.
1358 8c I360- MARKET ST.
Holmes H. T., Lime Co., 14-18 Market
LANBW. E., 505 Kearny
Taylor John & Co., 63 First
N.CLARK8tS0NS.
GV I06:mARKET ST.yo
DAVIS <fe CoVVELL,2ll l)r
GtADDING,MeBE^N^&CO.
>»358 8il360 MARKET ST.
Ho'mes H. T., L'me Co., 14-18 Slarket
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
TRACY BRD'S StCD.
zn 3c 22 EIGHTH STREET.
Fire Department Supplies.
CALIFORNIA FIRE APPA-
RATUS MNFG CO., 18
California
Goodvear Rubber Co., 577 Market
SCHENCK W. T. Y., 222-224
Market
Fire Fngines- Steam.
California Fire Apparatus Mnfg Co.,
18 California
Cook H. N. (Sllsby) 32'^ Fremont
Fish A. L.,30 First
Goodvenr Rubber Co., 577 Market
SCHENCK W. T. Y., 222-224
Market
Girvln J. W. & Co. (Amoskeag) 2 Cal-
ifornia
Fire Extinsnishers.
Burr Folding Bed Co. (Harden Hand
Grenade) 603 Market
Fire Kindlers.
Donald John H., 706 Mission
Towle William M., 1422 Folsom
WESTON C. W. (Patent Arch)
211 Mission
Fire Hose.
(See Hose.)
N.CLARKStSONS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yo
GLADDING,McB'EAN&GO.
1358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv
Fire Works.
CALIFORNIA FIRE
WORKS CO., office 218
Front
California Flreiorte Co.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
218 Front St,
LABORATORIES, 16TH AV. and L ST.
South San Francisco.
Full Stock of Fireworks always on
hand. Special pieces for exhibition to
order at short notice. Printed lists of
kinds and priceR furnished.
Fish-Dried, Salt, and
Canned.
Atlantic Fish Co., 208 Sacramento
Blchard Nicholas (codfish) 18 Howard
Camilloni G. & Co., 5 Clay St Market
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.
(canned salmon) SE cor Market
and Main
Freitas INT. T. & Co., 325 Front
HAAKER W^ILLIAM CO.
(C. Scbulz agent) 116 California
Hume George W. (canned salmon) 405
Front
Hume R. D. & Co. (canned salmon)
405 Front
LYNDE Si HOUGH, 116 Oali-
Ibrnia
McCollam Fishing and Trading Co. , 203
Front
Schwarz George, 527 Chestnut
Scotchler John J., 318 Front
Waltmann Leo, 1004 Sansome
Whitney C. E. & Co., 101 California
Wieland Bros., 326 Front
Fish— Fresh.
American Fishing Co., 506 Merchant
Anderson Brothers, 2420 California
Meaven David B.. 36 Mission Market
B 'nnett <fe Co., 57 Centre Market
Calto B. & Co., 17 Clav St. Market
C«mllloui G. & Co., 5 Clay St. Market
Castagnetto Andrea, 1409 Dupont
Contardi V., 21 Grand Western Market
Dowling John J., 12 Grand Central
Market
Edwards & Co., 256 Third
FabrlR Nicolas, 8 Clay St, Market
FerleR., 205 Ninth
Ft^rrara Salvatore, 38 Clay St. Market
Gabriele & Cuneo, 37 Clay St. Market
Gaffermann Frank, 910 Valencia
G annotti L. & Co., 6 New Clay St. Mkt
GlU'ti A. & Co., 511 Merchant
( ne let E. F., 1418 Stockton
GusmanI A. Co., Clav St. Market
Hogan Michael, 30 Giand Central Mkt
Inguglia & Co., 33 S. F. Market
Johnson Robert J., 92 Cal. Market
Kessing John H., 7 Clay St. Market
Kettle William. 420 Ila.ves
Lan.b James, 24 Grand Arcade Market
Lamb & Sou, 8 Bay City Market
Lavlosa L. & Co., 101 California Market
Manclnl & Musso, 508 Merchant
Manning Henry J., NE cor McAllister
and Gough
Mercurlo & Co., 1 Clav St. Market
Moore Charles S.,2206 Mission
Moss Joseph J., IIJ Seventh
Murray <fe ('o.. 72 Centre Market
PaladinI AchlUe, 515 Merchant and 11
Bav City Manet
Pardlnl & Co., 506 Merchant
Riivano Angelo, New Clav St. Market '
ShieblevA Co.. 242 Third I
Silvestrl A., 518 Merchant
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Maniifactiirers of Show Cases
and Store rixtures.
3? MarM St
jRPAD HARASZTHY & CO.{wash^n^t?n>t [Propnelcrs of tie Orleau Vueiart
FIS
1339
FOR
SpoKlto Jolin, 15 Clov St. Market
Stephens A Co., 31 Centre Market
Tavniara James, 6 Clay St. Market
Tiiohev John, Ml Fourth
Trapanl <* Rocca, 39 Clay St. Market
FiKhins Tackle.
Allen E'lward T.,41fi Market
ARMES & DALLAM. 226-232
Fr.mt
Benn John S., 82i Folsom
BniwnlnK <fc Bremer, 820 Kearny
Clabronirh, Golcher A Co., 630 Mont
Davlp Bros., 419 Kearny, and 713 and
1-234 M-irket
iDOYLK HENRY <b CO.,
ilT-Slil Market
Jom-s. M.Craken & Co.,109 California
Kewell Brothers, 1234 Valencia
Liddle <ft Kaedlng.S.'W Washington
MacKlo Fortunato, 896 Front
Schneider W. H., 622 Market
gchoeni'niann F., 436 Kearny
Shrevp Georpe W .. 5'.5 Kearny
IWIL.L. <& PINCK, 818 Market
FlasH.
Am-p A Petrlck. W-21 California
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
if''rnia
NO UC ROSS & CO. (manufacturers)
6 Post
Pasquale B. (manufacturer) 650 Wash-
Incton
Simpson * Fishes 34 Steuart
FlaTorine Extracts.
Bothin Manufacturing Co., 17 Main
COBURN C. W. & C( I., 6 Battery
Cotrel Thomas Jr., 405 Front
Eaple Manufacturlnir Co., 120 Front
Gnittard E. &Co.. 207-20!i Sacramento
HILLS BROTHERS, 400
SansoniP
Lanirlev & Michaels, NW cor First and
Jessie
Merten, MofTltt & Co., 307 Front
Mulhern John, 124 Market
Nicholson .S. n. (manufacturer) 1155
.Market
Parish Mark <ft Co., 324 Clav
Philadelphia Mnft' Co.. 110 Ellis
Kedlnjiton & Co.. 529 Market
RIeirer P. <ft Co., SU Front
Schwabacher A Salts, 120 Front
Souther Joseph N. A Co.. 124 Market
Tllden A Whitney, 21.54 Mission
Flax Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-
519 Market
Flooring — Tile and Hard-
wood.
Cooks Bros., 108 Post
Florintn.
iSee also Nurseries.)
Abraham C, 106 Cal. Market
Berper H. H. <fe Co. (Japanese) 317
Washlneton
Boltano G. B., Niagara Av, nr Mission
California R'>Be Co..:«5 Kearny
Carbone A Monti, 343 Kearny and 6193^
Valencia
Chap|ia-1 Giovanni, 246 Sutter
Coleman Edward, 3 Brooks
Culll;.'nn John, 704 Turk
Deasy .lerome Mrs. & Co., 31 Geary
Doyle Luke, SE cor Central Av and
Pine
DnfTv Terrenre. 94"< Gearv
DVHEM AUGUSTE, 121 Sutter
Forsyth John, NW cor Third and
Point Lobos Avg
Fouchy Onelslme. 1322^^ Pine
Fustlnl Peter, 9 Eddv
Oanbert Joseph, 612 California
Qreeet L..cor Franklin and Greenwich
Gretiolre N. .1., cor Amherst and SlUI-
man, U. M. T.
Gregory Joseph. 2951 Sixteenth
Ouerlmand M. Mrs., 645 Broadway
Hansen, Plath & Co., Ocean View
Hllbirt Albert, 15 G>-ary
Hooper T. E., 2605 Polk
lochner Max. I'lS Geary
JacQuemet J. A Co., lOS Sixth and »
Jeannot F., 820 Eighteenth
Jmi''*<''^!r'""s"' V'"*^^""'"''' *" ^"""
Kahn Sarotvill Sutter
Ken I).,ra Mrs.,3.il Fourth
^'■|'Ker Mary Mr... 718 Mlinlon
I.ibhard Jean, 2614 Geary
Lanlheaunie .tohn P., W . C.pp, '
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Leopold Charles M., :« Po«i
Le Pointer I'lerre, XK MonlitnmerT Av
Louldeck M. .Mrs.. 716 Washlnk-ton
Maret Vl.tor, 51» Haves
Melierln Thomas. .116 Hatterv
MELDE HENRY. 409 Sutter,
nursery W h San Bruno Buad nr
Twcntv-eluhlh
Meyer William A Co., 3X1 Bush tod
1103 Sutter
Miller Frederick A., 215 Hayes
Moody John C.,ror (^henerv and t'aatro
Nespoll Joseph. 1204 Sutter
PelllsBler Maurice, 2-t2 Central Av
PodesU G. A C<).,24fi Sutter
Potterat William, 6I1> Umadway
Pottet Henry A ('„., u Sixth
Pouyal Jean,172!P Mission and I2I1 Polk
Queniln J. V., 5;tt Vnl-ruln
Robertson William. 1201 Polk
Sanchez Fell.x, 1009 Treat Av
Srhlotzhauer Frank, 3 Brooks
.ServellA Co., ia5 Sixth
Shibelev Frank Mrs., 311 Sutter
Slevers J. H.,25 Post
S'appenbeck Charles A Co., S Sixth
Welsplel W. & Co.. 117 Sutter
Flonr.
( Wholesale DeaUr.1 aiul Agents Flour
Milts.)
BanmberKer James, 53'i Fifth
Californln Flour Exporters' Associa-
tion. 21 Merchantc' Exchange
CoubroUL'h Henrv & Co. (Genesee
Mills) Ns Gold bet Sansome and
Mont-'omery, and Caledonian, 7i:t
719 Sansonie
Davis Horace <fe Co. (Golden Gat.
41-1!) First
Demln;:-Palmer Milling Co., 114 IW.
Sacramento
Dohrmann A C'.,203 .Mission
Ellis M. C. & S.in (North Star Mills
Tehamn and Vl< t.ir .MllN.Holllster)
29 Merchants' Exrhaiipe
EverdliiK .L <fe ("o. (Wa^hlnBton and
Dnvtou Mills) 4S ('lav
Frey. Hollowav A Newl.auer, 14 .Stev
HHmmer, Lelst A C.... 201-20.1 Iiavis
HInz A PlBKemann, 1'20 Mlssli>n
Hooper, McCrcary A Co., Hathaway's
Wha!f
Laumelster Charles S., 203-207 Mission
Martensteln .1. A Co. (National Roller
Flour Mills) SW cor Pacific and
Bnttery
McWIIIIams .Tames, IRrnilfonila
Oiisten A Bruns, 317-319 Howard
Pallles A. (iirauKe M lis) 318 Davis
Pett'John Ell, 1135 Mission
Pett John William A
24 Jessie
Scott Horace V., 210 Battery
Sperrv A Co. (Stockton Mills) 22 ( al
SpUvaio C. R. A Co., 321 Sacramento
Starr A Co. fSUrr Mills) 16 California
Waterman M. A Co.. 208 Front
Zlegenbeln John A Co.. 216 Davis
Floar BaK«.
Meyerstein Joseph (second-hand) 124
'Commercial „, „ ,
NFVILLE & CO., 31-33 C»l-
.Sore Lawrence E. (second-hand) I3B
Dolores
Flour Mill Btillder*.
(See ^f^U JIuil'Ifrt.)
0.,,
itm, CM.) U
r Breakfast Gen)
Marya-
Flour IMills-
Bnrdet Mllllnif <;o..221 First
BUCKEYE MILL CO. (|
vilie (y'al.) .lames Mcw
manager, 18 Calir.rnla . .
CALEDONLAN nATMKAL MILLS.
71.3-719 Sausomc
:Cc aui «^
Kv.l,«i,xe
Victor (Holll.lrn 2> MrrrbuU' Bl-
chance
Washltik-ton, Ituhrmann A < •>., SB
Mls«l.>n
Tolo, UlKi A Pla«rmann, 19 MImIo«
Vosemlte.r. K. Hpllvalo A Co., «•»
321 S«. ranent..
N. CLARK 8tS0NS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yO
11358 8il360 MARKET ST. 1
TRACY BRD^ &Ca
20 Jc 2t CICHTH STMCCT.
«rlinrlnl.
Foidlnc Beds.
Bt-RR FOLDING BKD CO..
m\ .Markn
Clark Trumnn .•*. A *'n. Jl ><■» Moot
WrIxrC. K. A ('.,..«» I'-l
Forv«>»- Por««ki».
Cummlnit Oorjtr A i">>.. •* !» f'D
rorc*-* «llr«m.
.KTNA IRON WOKKM. lo»
111 Mio- ' :
fiarnn L. IV •• ' •'•>■
PACirif 1. '••^
trrni P '
Whltelaw I I .'•»
rorwardinc A«v«t*.
Bortl.A <i»erl. 41 !»-.-M l« lUu.r.
and l»l*olt»f
E«rlD. W.*f....» -
JUK.n r W, *tV... i>
FARNHWiiHiTH A
rnllfiirnU
MORTON
W \ It 1
>UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY, 405-40I 15aoW8 St.
FINEST EXTRA QUALITrBS, EXTRA DRY
^^.^w^twn. irtltr-r O r\n OUAUDAPHIC FINEST EXTRA QUAt-rilJUB. iSAiKAynx
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAbNE -special." "CREMANT royal- and "BROT'
FRU
FOR
1340
Forwardlns W eroliaiit*.
(See MerehanU-Shippitw ami i'br-
Foundrlea.
(See Brass thumlrie-s; also Iron Fowi-
Uri
«
Foundry Fnclnarn.
Wxon Crucible Co., lOfi Pavls
ELI.IOT MARTHA MRS.,
41 Fremont ,
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MAN-
UFACTURING CO., 117
California
Frame MaUors — l.ooklne
UlaHN and Picture.
(See Picture .'f'rame MaJ^ers.)
Frenco Painters.
(See I^inters JbYeseo.)
Fringes and Tassels— Manu-
facturers.
AUERBACH & THOMPSON,
751 Market
Colombat A. Mrs., 108 O'Farrell
EttlngerM., 105 Post
Fromm Louis. 543 Market
Goldstein Brothers, 655 Market
Rottensteln Samuel, 751 Market
Fruit Dryers.
Berrvessa Preserving Co., 230 Mont
California Dryer Co., 1100 Clay
CalKurnia Fruit Evaporating Co., 81S
Batter^'
Hume G. W. (agent) 405 Front
Pacific Fruit Co., 316 Washington
.^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
lU Mission
JACKSON BYRON. 625-631 Sixth
LINFOBTH JAMES (agent) 120 h ront
Scatena L. & Co., 313 Washington
Scatena M. & Co., 423 Davis
Sresovlch L. 0. & C.>.. 505 Sansnmo
Starr G. li. A Co., 303 Washington
Steinliagen P. A Co.. 408 Davis
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansome
Tinilal George W., 500 Sansome
Trobock & Bergen. 504 Sansome
Tucker Ki uben (bar.anas)413 Wash
Wlttlaml & Fredrlckson. 324 Davis
JAMES LINFORTH,
Sole Agent for
ZIMMERMAN FRUIT DRYER,
120 FRONT STREET.
Fruits— Dried.
COIiEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Gordon Tames E., 116 California
Ln^ik A. & Co., 409 Washlncton
MEADE GEORGE W. & CO.,
16-18 Drumm
Spafl'ord James M., 116 California
Wormser & Co.. 107 Front
Fruits- Wholesale.
Allison, Gray & Co., 501 Front
Bacigalupi A. L. & Co., 507 Wash
Biagi D. & Co., 5i0 Sansome
Camarinos D. G., 519 San.some
Dalton Brothers, 308 Davis
Emerson, Butler & Co., 521 Sansome
Evelefh & Nash, 422 Front
Gain Fruit Co. A.. 516 Sansome
Garrett J. H. & Co., SE cor Clay and
Sansome
Hamlin Thomas, 509 Sansome
Ivancovlch J. & Co , NW cor Sansome
and Washington
Lew A. & Co., 234 Washington
Levy B. & Sons, 528-5:» Sansome
Lev S. <fe Co., 218 Washington
Llpmaii H.,202 Washington
Loewenhavn Henry, 423 Sansome
Lusk A. & Co., 409 Washington
Macpherson & Braiiasan,215 Wash
Marchi & Berta. 529 Merchant
Marsicano P., 419 Washington
McDonogh& Johnson, 320 Davis
Murphv Owen A., 510 Sansome
Onesti & Connor, 503 Sansome
PaciBc Fruit Co., 316-318 Washington
Pastene Antonio. 203 Washington
PitiB George H., 512 Sansome
tall
Abramovlch Bros. A Co., 1654 Polk
Abranis Herman, 226 Fourth
Albach EHcnry. 337(»'Farrell
Ambrose William, SW cor Mason and
O'Farrell
Andrews & Co., 210 Grant Av
Ansbro James J., 1215 Scott
\rHta Joseph, SWcor Pine and Battery
Arata & Raggio, 801 Bush
Aronsohn & Co., 3 Sixth
Arrighi Samuel, 1415 Octavla
Averv D. K. & Co.. 19 Centre Market
Baccelll P. & Co., 1611 Geary and 1517
Buchanan ^
Baldocchi Charles, NE cor O'Farrell
and Mason
Baldocchi F. *; Co., 1702 Leavenworth
Baldocchi Giovanni, 2n01 Howard
Baldocclil R., 2028 and 2206 Fillmore
Baldocchi & Dellosso, 1310 Dupont
Balducel Agostino. 130 Fifth
Barbierl Stephen, 212 Third
Barrv Matthew, SW cor Kallroad Av
and Falkland
Barsante George, 326 Fifth and 911
Harrison
Barsuglla C. & Co., 1325 Stockton
Basel Sclturo, 433;^ Sutter
Battlsti Glo. 1722 Stockton
Belli Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Bertl Glocondo, 2100 Fillmore
Blgnotti Giovanni, 46 Colombo Market
Blnl Lulgi, cor Seventeenth and Castro
Bona C, SW cor Jones and O'Farrell
Bongiovanni Joseph, 3010}^ Mission
Bookstaver W.H.& Co., 33 Cal. Market
Borel Frank, 87 Ninth
Bradv Hugh, SE cor Pine and Sansome
Brand & Ki;ene, 711 Larkin
Brichetto Louis C, 127 Third
Brickett John B., 204 Powell
Brizzolezi Nicola, Colombo Market
Brown & Wells. 30 California Market
BruBCO Giuseppe, 1028 Montgomery
Buchignani A & Co., 1923 Polk
Burns* Co., 109 Seventh „ ^ ^
Burroughs W. H., SE cor Bush and
Devisadero
Calice A. Joseph, 1648 Mission
Camarinos D. , SE cor Sutter and Powell
and SW cor Sansome and Washing-
ton
Campbell Sarah. 309>^ Sixth
Campodonico Gaetano. 30 Colombo Mkt
Canepa Michael, 127 Third
Canteri & Co.. 1502 Polk
Cappuro Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Carosio Angelo, 611 Montgomery Av
Cassinelli Glovanni.34 Colombo Market
Cassidy E.lward , 2537 Post
Castis Nicholas. 29 Fourth
Catechi John. 204 Second
Cattarina Emanuel J., 9 Franklin
(Jevasco Antonio, 9 Midway
Chelinl Lazaro. 528 '^ Third
Chelini & Rossi, 332 Sixth
Chepernich Lucca.SE cor Stockton and
Clay
Chevne Robert, 140 First
Chlriolno G. B.,5 Colombo Market
Chretien Jules. 401 Gearv
Claudianos C. M., 25 Stockton
Cohn Augusta Mrs., 910 Larkin
Collins Daniel. 210 Twc-nty-fourth
Constantlne G.. 11 Powell
Cook L, 2441 Post
Coolidge Henry C, 1029 Market
Cresta Tomaso, 59 Colombo Market
Cuneo Charles, SE cor Pine and Du-
pont
Cuneo Frank, 5U'4 Fourth
Cuneo Stefano, 316 Francisco
Curran Thomas, 739 Mission
Ciirtoni&Metrovich, 440 Turk
DtJbcovich J. C, 502 Kearny
Daldn William, 1037 Howard
Dalpino & Bardocchi, 1526 Dupont
Dalton Brothers. SOS Davis
Daly Hannah Mrs., 457 Tehama
Dantcr U. A., cor Stanyan and Haye^
Davis George. 38 Sixth
DeUarlo G. & Co., 1203 Valencia
Dellamagglora Bros., 852 Valencia
Delucchi Lorenzo, 12 Colombo Mark'
Demartlnl Giovanni, 14 Colombo Mk
Demartinl John * Co., 303 Fourth
Demartlnl Paolo.49 Colombo Market
Desimone Domlnick L., 702 Valencia
Deslmone Felix, 2505 Mis-Ion
Desimone S. T. & Co., 2764 Mission
Devoto Antonio, 1529 Powell
Dey G. P., 626 Kearny and 851 Marki t
Dezlrello Domenico, 1817 Uulon
Dlnl Peter, 240'-^ Fifth
Dohertv Timothy, 621 McAllister
Dolge F., 1357 Foleom
Domenlchlnl Charles, 1817 Powell
Donaway & Smith, cor Turk and Hyde
Duehle John, 1565 Market
EquI Joseph, 1514 Dupont
Fava Amadeo, 1504 Folsom
Fawcett Stephen, 69 Centre Market
Felt Everett, S. F. and N.P.RK. Ferry
Fenlli Emllo, NW cor California and
Kearny „ ,
Ferrea Giovanni, Colombo Market
Ferrea Lulgl, Colombo Market
Figone Antonio, Colombo Market
Figone Domenico, Colombo Market
Fosiarlno Alessandre, Colombo Market
Foster Charles, ( lakland Ferry
Foster C. M. & Co., 9 Centre Market
Franceschlnl A. & Bro., 521 Geary
Franks B..2238 Mission
Fredianl & Baldocchi, 13.32 Dupont
Gagliardini James, U05>^ Howard
Galleano & Cerrutl,707 Broadway
Gain A., 390 Dolores
Gain Dominico. 136)^ Eighth
Gain Emllo, 1123 Clay , ^ ,
Gain Giovachino, cor Post and Taylor
Gain Giuseppe, 200 Sixteenth
Gain P., cor McAUlster and Buchanan
Gain & Co., 303 Hayes
Garasslno S., 13 Colombo Market
Garborino S., 18 Colombo Market
Garcia Benita. 800 Broadwav
Gentoso Luigl, Colombo Market
Ghianda Pietro, 65 Colombo Market
Giampoli Bernardo, 735 Broadway
GianneinD., 911 Bryant
Glannini G., 4 Colombo Market
Glanotti Luigl, 214>^ Sixth
Ginocchlo Giovanni. 2 Colombo Mkt
Giuocchio & Lippi, SE cor Lombard
and Mason
Glonein Domenico, 911 Brj-ant
Giusti Setino, 632 Green
Goldman Jacob S.. SW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Graham John, 661 Twentieth
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
Hamlin Thomas, 50 1 Sansome
Haehn John P., 14:« Twenty-fourth
Haves Timothy, 204 Ninth
Hippmann & Schussler. 21 California
Market
Hollidav Margaret, 1719 Market
Horn Freeman C, 31 Mission Market
Howe Lowen, 55 Fifth
Inselmann Henry. 4;« Third
Jones Samuel, 1155 Howard
Kafido Anton, 13 Valencia
Kearns Thomas, 1.30 Twenty-fourth
Kestel G., 15 Grand Central Market
KneU Antone. E s RaUroad Av n
Azores
Labrut John, 1012 Potrero Av
Lacava S., NW cor Vallejo and Powell
La Cassa A., SE cor Tavlor and Turk
Lacomber Peter, 2851 Mission
Lagomarslno Antonio, Sanchez, r
Ridley
Lagomarslno C, 1907 Geary
Lagomarslno Francisco, Colombo Mkt
Lagomarslno G., cor California and
Twenty-ninth Av
Lallanne Charles, 50-2 Valencia
Landuccl Martlno, 725 MontgomeryAv
Larlni P. & Co., 134 Hayes
Lavagnino Lulgl, 104 Fourth
Lavezzo Paulo, IHOI Mission
Lavlgne Jean M.. 1501 Mason
Lazzareschl L., 1444 Mission
Lee Samuel 0., 416;^ Sixth
Lecarl Michel. Colombo Market
Liese Frederick. 233 Sixth
Lignctto Lnigi, 18:6 Union
Lr.eweiihavn Henry, 428 Sansome
Love R. T.,28 .^larket
I Lucchetti Antoine, Colombo Market
I Mace Alfred, 825 Valencia
ORfflT Ins. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SE2T0N, Asst. llanageE
I 7ax )
(MARktT —
HE BAHCROFT COMPANY
FRU
il.u Chrtstlan.e Callfomlu Market and tI;,,.. "I" •V"',':V"«.':'"'".'I^ i'*'"' ■
( cor Callf'irnia and Lyon
llazante Tlicresa, cor Alabama and
T
•s..:£0flKBlllDER8, EyGHAYERS, ETC.
1341 F,'H
enfy-(.lxth
fazzuni Maurlzio, 2£5 Mls»^lon
IcCurry James, 124 Seventh
lecchl Francisco. Colombo Market
lileneslnl O., 121 Fourth
IllchelettI E., Grand Western Market
dllan Geo.,NE cor Twenty-fourthand
Tr.at Av
illller H. W., Ifi03 Broderick
Miller J.'hn. 1222 I'olk
Irfoore Za-lock W., 37 California Market
irtorchlo Giuseppe, Colombo Market
»Iore inc., 80! .Stockton
rtontan Brop. & Canham, filfi Market
ittorrls Pennis, 701 Point Lobos Av
Wuncey \V. G., 419 Twenty -.second
Murphv PanlelF., NE cor Polk and
McAllister
J'Connor Daniel, 2001 Hyde
J'Mallev Patrt<k.2162MIPSion
Jllnio Carlo. Coli mbo Market
DlgMin John,40.S Kolsom
Orsselll A., 1102 Folsom
Otis William A.. 122!i'2 Market
Paganlnl William, 357 Fourth
Pallse G., cor Cal and Leldesdorff
PaollnelU Acostlno, 71.S Stockton
PaoUnelll Bros., la34 Fillmore
PaollnelU 1). 4 Co.. NE cor Pacific and
L.'avenworth
ParentI Frank. 2195 Powell
Parentl Peter & Co., 127 Sl.xth
PareutI Ronienlcl,2()9U Second
Pasture Antonio, 203 Washington
PauluccI A. <fe Co^lOOl Pierce
Pedro .lames, 217 Fourth
Pedrotta <fe Zanibelll, 32.i Turk
Perl G. U., 6 Colombo Market
Peters Geo. S., 2434 Mission
Petrettl G. N. & E., NW cor Pacific
an.l Hyde
Plerotil K.. Hayes Vallev Market
Plsanl A., 811 and 927 Larkin
Plotz<fe Kruse,235SI.\th
Podesta A. Mrs., cor Turk and Pierce
Podesta 4 Torassa, SE cor Pacific and
Powell
Podesta A Pelrano, 442 Bush
Pope Bernhard, 13 Bay City Market
Porter Burton B., 1657 Mission
Raffftto An^elo, 17 Colombo Market
Batto Giuseppe, 218 Gough
Re Joseph, 1628 Stockton
Redrd..n John, 521 Sixth
Bemniprs G. G., W s Railroad Av bet
I'ara«uav and Tenerlffe
Blcconl Olinto, W s Kentucky bet Si-
erra and Nevada
Rocca Ani-'elo, 1801 Mason
Roccata.liata Frank. 14.36 California
Rosa .-Vlberto, Colombo Market
Rossi IM.'tro D., 58 Colombo Market
Rotondi-lla Giovanni, 112 Montg'y Av
SarralUe Peter, 316 Francisco
Saiiber William, 426'^ Hayes
Pavio Sernndo, i20i;a Folsom
Sbraplo .\nBelo & Co.,W s Railroad Av
bet Manitoba and Dominica
S<-afidp A. <fe Co., .56 ."Second
gcardlglla & Co., 513 Hayes
Scatena Pomenico, 424 Fulton
Scat<>na Frank. 1320 Pi Ik
Scatena M. A Co., 423 Pavls
Schenone Oiuseppe, 73 Colombo Mkt
Schmidt William, 301 Ortavla
Beale Thomas W., 8.^3 Fifteenth
Bellnger A. M., cor Bush and Kearny
Serlcarlo Giuseppe, Colombo Market
Serato Lnlgl. 3 Colombo Mnrket
Serovlch Theodore, 5.33 Halght
Sevaro Bazllle. 121 Mason
Shillaber A Co., 268 First and 322 Frc.
mont
BIml Michael, 904S T.agunft
Simon Anton, U?5 Mission
Simrak MItrhel, 1929 Devlsadero
Skalldo A., 13 Valencia
Smith T. L., cor Batterv and Wash
Solarl Benjamin. 306'^ Third
Solarl G. B., 106 .Second
Sordeili <fc Co., 1415 Church
Spring Gardner W., 80:5 Fourth
Stanton Marv,519 Eichth
Pturia Antonio, iil2 Kearny
Tardplll Raphael, ll.f Sixth
Ta>lor Manuel F., 1007Twenty-SPCond
Theoiloru A. & Co., 13 Third and 210
Grant A
Tomaslul F., 144 K
Torre Giovanni, .N W cor Kllli and II;;
chanan
Torre & rrofiimo, 1401 Ihipont
Iranibnth Mailhew.aoi Wasblntton
% accarl (5.. 401 Inlon
Vaimucchl Broth.rs.SW cor Pino an l
Webster
Vannuccbl Enilllo, 4.11 Bmndway
VamI Antonio, Colombo Mvkel
Vaselato penis. Clin I|.iiim>
Veselalo Napol.'on, 705 Sulitr
Vicenl Peter. 10 .5 PaciOc
VIoletti George,. •« Sixth
Welch John, .'^ancellio Kfrry
White A Slinibrldgp. SOI Hal(ht
Wigney Agnes Mrs., 1527 Market
Wilz John,M3 Fourth
Witt Henry, 721 Lagnna
Witt Johannes,9-10-20 B»v Citv Market
Yates George A., cur Halght and
Stanvan
Zalfo A Panerl, NW cor Powell and
Washington
Fur Dealrrn and Fnrrlcn.
(" WfioUMole.)
'".Xlnska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
''.\lask« Salmon Packing and KurOo.,
19 Main
Bertrand A. Mrs., «35 Sutter
"Cahen Brothers, 41 Clav
"Foley V. * Co., 219 Pniram
FRATINGER & CO., 105
Kearny
»Handv L. N. & Co.. .32 ( lav
Uonlg Michael, 1045 Mi.rket
*HutchlnsoM, Kohl, Phlllppeus A
Co., 310 Sansonie
Kohn Brothers, 11.54 Market
^Koshlatid Brothers, 414 Sacramento
I.achman & Sternfels, 129 .Mont
Lew SHniUPl. 110'-, Sutter
LlEBES H. & CO.
111-117 Moiitjfomery
Lofsta.l Jolm S..:CO .>lark.-t
9IARX H. & CO., 923 Market
Muller F. l'..22:t Kcarnv
Plafshek A Harris, 314 Rattcry
Sullivan J. 1". (dres^er) 49 .Innlper
Wassermann K. A Co., 310 Sansome
WINDMULLER BI. it D.,
124 Kearny
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('•dinSaniii'l.aSUUl
('ol.-man Mlrhael, IM jdxib
P.M'.;.. I- .T '.|' . r«.'(>.<«ixi»«iitb
irnr
Fur naceai— Heat Inc.
Harvev C. P. (hot water) :t0 Now .Mont
LANE W. E...WKeart.v
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-618 Battery
Farnacea-Ore.
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fremont and .Sotoina
Farniahed Roonia.
(See IloteU; alio Ixhloing§: alto
Jiitardiiw)
FurnlahinK «ooda-OenU*
WlioleaalF.
(,<' 3fannf<u•turerll^
Banner V. A Co., 31 Siitt.-r
«BEAMI.SH PERCY, 8E cor
Market and Third
Blem-nfeld .t Co., 17 Batterv
■•.-IJrovvn Brothers A (N.., I21-I2.'i San
'•California Hosiery Co...W Market
oCohtn W. &(o., 13 Batterv
"Crandall T. 1". A Co., lO-l Battery
oEajleson ACo.,.VK.Mark.-t
Friedlandcr Bros. (lBdl-s')5'« >'"*•"«
Franklin M. A llroth-r, 22-24 nattrrv
■•Greenebauni, Well * MkhcU. J.-l»
Sansoni"
He'nemnn Henr.y M.,.V. Sutter
'Mel
llinii n'-ii'.» .'i.| .-'
er E. A S., m I'In.
143 Mont
Hershlx-rg II. Ai'<'.. m
« Ilevnininnn A C.. 9 ."ansome
oH.nlL- Nnllmn. lirt lUtt.Tv
"KliAKEK A ISIIAK1,..V2I Market
•'Krnnirr llenrv. HHntl.rv
KrousiS. R... VI' Market
Ko-il S. A.,«0<1 Valfii. la
Lew M. ACo.,22.><aiisMnio
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LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & RgY::£:'."v;l'I°-"
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. '''°*'''^"*'5,*o'c'kii'rr^!.*ir,^
1342
FUR
KstablUhed in 1854.
H.W. FRANK & CO.
• ^Wiiolesale M Eeiall ManiKacturers and Dealers in
— AND —
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Spring, Hair, Wool, Moss and Puiu'
MATTRESSES,
212, 214 ani 216 COMMERCIAL ST.
Below Front Street,
SAN FKANCISCO.
Steamers and Vessels promptly fitted up.
Roos Brothers, 35 Kearnv
Rosenberg Bros., ioThiril
Eosencraiitz J., 54S Fourth
Rosencrantz L., 25'2 Fourth
Rosener Morris, 6^9 Market
Ruilee Isaac, 151 Second
Rudee Isidor, 151 Kourth
Rush Mendel, 21 Market
Schoenfeld <fe Brother, 106 Third and
1316 Market
Schramm Emma R., ]5'3 Market
Seller Herman, 506 Kearny
Selip Isaac, 21S Kearnv
Snoek Simon. 234 Fourth
Spiro Isaac, 809 Larkln
Sternberg Ephraim, 354 Fourth
Stockwltz Morris, 250 Fourth
Sunimerflelil & Roman, 942 Market
Wolfe Abraham. 903 Dupont
Wynne Nicholas, 2816 Mission
Famishing: Ooods— liadles'.
(.-■Importers. See also Dry Ooods.)
Baker John L., 1046'-2 Folsom
Bates H. F. A.,27 8l.\th
Berkowitz R. & E. Misses, 623J^ Post
Hohm B. Mrs., 204 Stockton
Buckley Mary Mrs., 155 Seventh
CurtlnC, 911 Market
Freud Corset Co., 723 Market
FREUD & SON. 744 Market
*Frledlan.l.T Bros., 518 Market
Goldsmith G. Mrs., 1022 Larkln
Goldstein J. H. Mrs., 1209 Mission
Hall Sarah Mrs., 519 Post
Heron T. Mrs., 1316S Larkln
Hohenthal Gustave. 139k Fifth
Jacobs H. Mrs., 22 Sixth
Jacobs A Co., 113 Kearny
Klarenmeyer S., 9 Kearnv
Kohlberg, Straugs <fe Frohman, 107
Post
KR4KER & ISRAEIi, 521
Market
Kramer Henry, 8 Battery
Lash H., 533 Market
La Vallee Armand. 212 Sixth
La Violeite Gaspard, 144 Third
Mever Ferdinand, 145 Ninth
Ober M. H. Mrs. & Co., 336 Sutter
Dramas Mercedes, 18 Prospect Pi
Rosenthal G. Mrs., 120 Sixth
Ryan John Mrs., 1705 Market
SCHONWASSER B. ^ CO.,
134 Post
Schramm Emma A. Mrs., 1513 Market
Slocuni E. R. t Co.. 144 .Sixth
Stiles M. L. Mrs., 719 Valencia
Stooke H. M. Mrs., 27 Sixth
Torrence J. S., 1517 Dupont
Vetter H. Mrs., 511 Brvant
(.^■Importers.')
Ackerman & Strauss. 807 Market
Andrus George W., 512 Valencia
Appel Samuel. 76) Market
Aronson Abraham. 1310 Stockton
Bancroft Bros. & Co. (schoolj 532 Mkt
Hare Brothers. 322-;G4 Haves
BASCH SABIUEL, 915 Market
Bassett, Slemin & Co. (office) 319 Cal
Haum Gustave, 710 Montgomery
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutler
Bernstein Ellas, 925 Folsom
Bernstein Morris A.. 843 Blarket
Berson Gustave, 2fi Post
Best John (office) 27 Leldesdorff
Bird Johannes W., 3228 Mission
Boedefeld John, 1019 Folsom
Boiler C.,574 Brannan
BonaclnaJ. M., 17 MontgomeryAv and
622 W'a-hlngton
Bowcher James, 228 Stockton
Bower Solomon M., 1520 Polk
Burr Folding Bed Co., 603 Market
*Callfornia Furniture Mnfg Co., S s
Geary bet Grant Av and Stockton
Carr Peter J., 2801 Mission
Castel George, 211 Ellis
=>Chadbourne F. S. & Co., 741 Market
Chicago Clock Co., 1063 Mission
Cirkel Julius, 939'^ Folsom
Clark Truman S. & Son, 21 New Mont
Clarke Charles H. (agent) 9 Phelan Bldg
Cohen R.,953 Folsom and 1028 Howard
Cohn Reuben, 1015 Folsom
Connelly <fe Borle. 719 Market
Cuff John, 726 Bryant
Denlau Paul, 436 Broadway
Demonte Giacomo, 5:32 Vallejo
Doyle D. P., 214 Fourth
Egan Richard J. & Co. (second-hand)
747 Mission
EM.-VNUEL li. <S(E., 432 Fourth
Erdin Theodore, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Teneriffe
Ettlinger Samuel. 1016 Howard
Farrar Benjamin F., 1.557 Market
Feig Alexander, 151 Third
Fetsch Jacob, 271 First
Fischer Sigmund, 113 Third
Forrest Alexander, 341« Fifth
Forster, Little & Co., 86'l Market
FRANK. H. W. & CO., 212-216 Com-
mercia'
Franzonls Lulgl, 1518 Stockton
* Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649 Market
Frei Andrew, 231 King
Friedrlchs & Gercke, N s Berry, nr
Third
Gabriel Gaspard, 1402 Stockton
Gallagher W. R., 707 Marset
Gannon Charles, 1065)^ Howard
Glasko Morris, 237 Third and 1628)^
Mission
GraboCarl F., 391 Sixth
Granz Herman, 860 Harrison
Griggs Perry (second-hand) 227 Fifth
Gruman S. M., 140 Fourth
Hayuert Clemens. 214 Stockton
•■••Henev W. J. & Co., 18-22 Ellis
Henry Samuel, 1026 Howard
Herzog Louis, 9!iO Folsom
*Heywood Brothers & (Jo., 659 Mission
Hisiop Roberto., 31 1 Haves
HOCHSTADTEB W. S. &
CO. (artistic) 224 Sutter
Hoey John, 718 Mission
Honerlah Chris., 109 Larkln
Horlor-J. E., 2013 Fillmore
<'Hufschmidt Frederick, 653 Market
Hunter Benjamin C, 1518 Polk
Hurst & Dore, 2211 Mission
Hvman Morris, 606 Broadway
Iridianapolis Chair Mnfg Co., 818 Mis
''Indianapolis Furniture Co., 748-752
Mission
=> INDIANAPOLIS MANU-
FACTURING CO., 642-644
Mission
Jacobs Samuel (second-hand) 947 Fol-
som
Jansen Alexander, 593 Mission
Joseph Simon. 1226 Stockton
Kampner Mark, 1146'-^ Folsom
^'KEELER, BARNES dcCO.,
72:3 Market
Kemp John H.,42 Phelan Bldg
King M.L.,76il Market
Kittermann James, 1313 Stockton
Koehler & Franzen, 231 Ellis
Kreling F. VV. & Sons, 534 Market
Kusel Solomon A., 806 Valencia
Laird D. (second-hand) 1070 Howard
Landsberg Nathan, 94S Folsom
Lane Francis Y., 526 Valencia
Leutholtz T. G. N., 22 Ninth
Levi Raphael. 532 Calllornla
Lew Aaron N., 849 Market
LuchslngerA Bill. 31 Eddy
LiUNDT DAVID, 829 Market
Malone J. H.,34 Fourth
Murchebout Broth -rs. 312 Mont Av
Marks Michael, 426 Sixth
Mavo R. G.,721 Valencia
McCabe H., 128 Fourth and 743 Mission
McGrath W^Ullam. 1937 Mission
McKav James J.. 5 Tax lor
Meek James, 106 Fifth and 1207 Market
MICHIGAN FURNITURE
CO., 777 Mission
MILLb^R JOSEPH A., 1009
Market
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.. '^'ITsZ'^^Z'-''
3? Martel SI.
^PAD HARtszTHY i co.!w.s^h^tS^ st } "rzrrnVr.r::,
FUR
1343
GAS
MILLS E. T.,11 Pheinn Bldg
Inore Andrew, 1213 I'owell
Nathan, Uohrmann 4 Co. (Vienna)
126 Sutter
lelson T. H., 136 Fourth
loonan J. A Co., Q.-Jl Mission
■epper H. C.,241 Thlnl
I'lum Charles M. A Co. Upholstery
('..., i:m-1307 Market
li .\ntonlo. 42-1 Hayes
'i Spiro, 37Tavlor
^l.lney, 327 Thlnl
Frederick, 26 Seventh
,..,.,.. ill \uton,82« Paclttc
Kuctiat Ernest, 809 Market
Rosenthal Joseph, 112 Fourth
ichatz. Thllip (8ec(>nd-han(n954 Folsom
pear Kdward S. A C., 31-;<3 Sutter
pence J. G. A Co., 162 Ninth
iTERLIXG FURNITURE
«'0., 18-20 Sutter
itnart Thomas, 775 Folsom
traub Frederick, 1911 Mission
I'ansMk' Philip, 1M2^ Howard
FERRY J. T. & CO., 747
Market
JndiThlll G. E.. 1070 Howard
Irrv Daniel B.(second-hand) 155 Third
M'aketleld Rattan Co., S s Geary bet
Grant Av and Stockton
Valrnm GeorEe, 109 Stockton
iVEBERC.F.&CO.
(Andrews' Folding Beds)
office aOO-306 Post
Vest Coast Furniture Co., 432 Fourth
Ylndel H. A Co., 310 Stockton
rV'ood Hugh, 677 Mission
R. F. OSBORN & CO.
(Established 1863.)
Calinet Dplolslery
IND PIANO HARDWARE.
Masters, Drop Handles, Cur-
tain Poles, Locks, Tacks,
Tw^ines, etc.
^51 MARKET STREET,
Opposite Grant .\. venue.
Farnitare Manufactarers.
Joller Conrad. .574 Brannan
BURR FOLDING BED CO.,
603 Market
;allfornia Furniture Mnfg Co., Geary
bet Grant A v and Stockton
:njadbourne F. S. & Co., 741-745 Market
:nark Truman S. A Son, 21 New Mont-
Komery
Davles L., NW cor Eleventh and
Channel
Dewev Joslah A., 221 Perry
Dlllman Oorge, .560 Brannan
EMANUEL. L. <& E. , 432 Fourth
Erdin T., E s San Bruno Koad, nr
Teneriffe
Feig Alexander, 151 Third
Fink A .Schlndler. 1315 Market
FRANK H. W. A CO.. 212-216 Com-
mercial
Frel Andrew, 231-239 King
Frledrichs & G<Tcke, N s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Fnchs A Euler. 523 Fifth
Fuller George H. (school and office) 638
Mission
GrefTe Charles, 508-510 Fifth
Henev W. .1. A Co., 18-22 Ellis
Berrlng Kkhard, 4.50-4.52 Stevenson
Her/og Philip, 337 Fifth
Howard Thomas (church) 308 Mission
Huffchmldt Frederick, 653 ?Iarket
todlana polls Chair Mnfg Co., 818 Mis
Indianapolis Furniture Co., 748-752
Mission
INDIANAPOLIS MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 042-644 Mis-
sion
Keeler, Barnes * Co., 723 Market
Kemp .1. A Co., 114 Mission
Kk-mm Charles .1., 518 Fifth
Knorp Albert F., 120 Main
Kragen.S ACo.,l«BM«rkft '
J^r* '"»•• •■ v)^ • A S.,n.. fM Market
Michigan F.irnlnire Co . 777 Ml..lon
New Kntland Kuriilttiri- Mnfg Co Ta>.
722 Mission '
Rau Gottlob(«rtUtlc)r Ninth
San Francisco Kuniltur.- racU)rr
Berr>-. bet Thlnl ami Fourth
Lli'i;' * «••'' t'll">--. ^74 nrannan
STERLING KURNITVRK CO
Millke, scliiii.l anrl rhurdii.SK cor
Seveiit.-.nih and Folsom, uir*.
rooni> IS 20 Sutler
STRAHLK JACOB A Cn. (fancyj 81J
Market
WEST COAST FUR.MTURE
CO., 432 Fourth
Wolf, Braa« A Valentin, 213 Mlodon
Zurlowcn Minnie Mrs., 171.'. MIm>Ioi,
IW-U'i r«f». Mu>b.n |l«4.Br<
l,ln»
OrmanU. rj1». b»« II - • • -•
•I'.n
H«rl«.r V!»w |-»,». S ,
<-r HriA
August Wolf. p,
Wlllielm Val.'nlln.
WOLF. BRAAS & VALENTIN,
SlanufacHirer.- ..f
Artistic Fine FURNITURE
.\nd Cabli.ei .Mak.Ts,
213 Mission Street.
Newport Building, San Francisco.
Farnitare Sprior*.
California Spring Mnfg Co., 147 New
Montgomery |
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery ,
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 761 !
Mission
Furniture Hlorsce.
Bowcher James, 228 Stockton
Pierce J. M., 735 Market
Roonev Thomas H., T22 Mission
WIndel H. A Co., 310 Stockton
Uaa Barssera.
ALLEN W It .<l4M*r«M
B<M-«^h K. »>■„.. Ua Ml., r,
BCSII* MaLLKTT 4 ^
Cnlllornla i;a* niliirr •
I>AV TlluMA.t * <•
esMCa
Central Hi. T.\l.
Farriers.
(See iW Dealeri.)
Fuse 91 anafacturers.
California Fuse Association, offlce SJ
Market
California Fuse Works, 230 California
EAGLE FUSE WORKS, John
Sklnkeragcnt, 258 Market
Ensign. BIckford & C«., 35 Market
Eva James (California Fuse Works)
cor Fourteenth and Channel
San Francisco Fuse Mnfg Co.. 807 Cal
Western Fuse and Explosive Co., 40
California
Galvanised Iron.
Austin & Phelps, 220 Mission
Conlln & Roberts. 728 Mission
Holbrook, Merrill A Stetson, 225-239
Market
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
LEE JnHN A (;o., .34-36 Main
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO.. 300-817
Market _ , ^
TAY GEORGE H. & CO..
614-618 Battery
Oalvanized Iron Cornices.
(,S'ee Oirnicei.)
Galvanlxers.
LEE JOHN A CO., M-M Main
{See PmiUry and Oamt.)
Garden ImplemenU.
Baker A HamllU>n, NW cor Uavl. and
C.,x Tnomas A. A Co <!' J«ani«jnu>
Huntlncion Hopkins Co., June Market
LI N Ki'' UT n', J A M KS. 'j^.Jj;;"'
^'K'^M■I!|•^.L*l\KKmC.^|^'s\n^n.r
Wellington Hciijaniln h.,4i.'» «a»n
4Jnrdenrrs.
{See iMniUcape (/artlfnert.)
Pa. ;i
Pa.!:
Ssn It.
:it Co.. »W cot
\V cor HU»»»-
<!at LI(hlO>.,RWcar
Si.'\ .-ij-.n and Ann»»
San Krau' K< .. ):•« Llfhl 0>.. 9S t«r
Klr^l and .Natoins
j Stockton <;»*, Li(hl and llvst (V>., «M
(Xtnimerclal
OARRATT W. T. A CO., eor
Freni'iil and .Val.'ma
Hum ritlers.
{Set ffurnhfrtaml liOt nttrn.)
I Gas riMlac.
! BUSH DA VIII. :iK. Hutirr
msll.* MALI.KTT.il r^afT
DAY lliO.VAN A CO. (Mm-
lt.-d)222Siilt.r
I Uas rimtarvtk
Boesrh K. A Co. lUmpa and r»fl»<toc«,
I .Vi.'. Mi««l'.n
IHSil DAVin. iir, s.iniT
Mr>ii .» M Mint. H >.-"7
CALIMUIMA 4JAN FIX-
'I riCK ro. , 1/.' i;« Mim»r
I)A1 llli»'»l\>^ .V CO. lUm-
Iiiif. - •D't IT Trtnit/
Kriir .'. 1, ' ■>"
LANK W I ■... K..ro.
Umm I.MMr*-
MKYKR, MARMHALLACO.
'<7 Klin
Slcniru»-Lun«r«"o <•••■• (j««»ol IT lulii
SIEMENS -IPGREN CD'S
i'MlrnI
REGENERATIVE GAS LAiPS.
MEYER. MARSHALL * CO
AiiKNT*
147 Kills N(r»««.
lEADING TYPE FOONDERi PALMER & REY
l,«»t %H«Jf It* « *«»
IM.KT I. *!»!». «»•«•
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FOR SAI.E BY At.t. *I«ST-«1.ASS Jjljl
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CALIKOKNIA KLKCTHIC GAS-
LU;1IT1N0 IM.,:« Market
CALIKDRNIA KLKCTKIC I'OWEIl
(;i).,:{5 Mnrkel
CALIKOKNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AN*) MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Jlftrket
EL.EC TRICAL SUPPLY CO.
niiiiimacturers and contractors, 328
Uiish
KL.KIN JOHN M. & CO.,
theaters, club rooms ami private
residences titled up, 720 Mont-
Kiunery
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
WASS D. D., 141 First
Ctao 9Iacliine8.
Beecher <fe Tryon, SE cor Mission and
New Montt'oniery
DAY THOMAS & CO. (Lim-
ited) 222 Sutter
Gas Consumers' Assn, 110>2 Sutter
Goger Charles, 221 Grunt Av
Hewson Robert, 12 Bush
Independent Automatic Portable Gas
Works, 411 California
Marks Louis, 106 Turk
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pacific Coast Automatic Portable Gas
Co., 411 California
Webb Edward, 411 California
eas Pipe.
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
Austin & Phelps. 220 Mission
Bi;SH DAVID, 316 Sutter
BUSH & MALLBTT, 34 Geary
Daiziel&Molier,415 Mission
Day Thomas & Co. (Limited) 222 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARKIGAN & HAYDEN
CI )., 7-9 Beale and 18-24 Main
FROELiICH C. Jr., 202 Market
Gibbs George W. & Co., 3.5 Fremont
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-239
Market
Huntlnjiton Hopkins Co., Junction
Bush and Market
LAN K W. E., 505 Kearnv
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Snow Rowland W., 39-45 Stevenson
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
612-618 Battery
Van Winkle I. S. & Co., 413 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Maiket
-WO ODIN & lilTTLE,
Market
W. E. LANE,
505 Kearny Street. Mrner Calilomia.
GAS and WATER PIPE.
GAS FIXTURES.
GAS BURNERS.
GAS STOVES.
BRASS GOODS.
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES.
Established 1860.
CaU for Telephone, 315
Oa« ^VorkN Mucliinery and
Mup|>li«H.
DAY THOMAS & CO. (Lim-
ited) ageut American Meter Co.,222
FROELICH 0. JR.
aoa Market
SIMS <Sc MORRIS, 123-125 Beale
Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-i) Front
Whittler, Fuller <fe Co.,SWcor Front
and Pine
Yates <fe Co.. 113 Front
OaMometer ManufactiirerM.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS
Bigelow & Little, 323 Mission and
103-105 Fremont
SIMS & MOERIS
I'/ia-l 35 Beale
eausers and Weighers,
Curtis James M., 123 California
Flynn Hugh, 844 Howard
Hunter James, 323 Front
Kimball Charles S., Washington Street
Wharf
Scharenbach C, Jackson St. Wharf
Walker David J., Jackson St. Wharf
General Aeents.
(.See also Brokers— General.')
Alberger W. R., 4 New Montgomery
Bagot Frederick, 518 Cbiy
Beatty Samuel G., 314 Montgomery
Bugoee Sumuer, 126 Kearny
Caldwell W. T., 6.t8 Mission
Clement John, 211'Sansome
Donnelly J. W. & Co., 34 Kearny
De Remfie A. M.,203 Sacramento
Eber Albert, 335 Bush
Ellis Jacob, 603 Washington
Evans Evan C, 302 Ciillfornia
Falk Morris, 118 Mill n
Ferrenbach Otto, 603 Market
Gamble James. 16 Nevada Block
Ginocchio & Bel;;rano, 420 Clai'
Green John C, '224 Montgomery
Hail R. P., 734 Muntiiomery
Harmon & Sears, 325 .Montgomery
Hovey Samuel D., 3:i0 I'ine
Isaac Julius, 401* Calit'ornla
Jonas Nathan & Cn., 32 J Kearny
Kennv Kearn, 22 Kearny
Kent Daniel M., 3% Pine
Margetson F. G. J., 303 California
Macfarlane Thomas W.. 606 Muntg'y
Macv David F., 507 Califorrda
McLaughlin & Co., 230 Kearny
Meauher James J., 3;J1 Montgomery
M.hrtens H. G., 1^ 00 Market
Mihan J. B. & Co., 326 Bush
Pollitz Edward, 403 Culifornia
Rosenberg Joseph, 410 Montgomery
Smith T. F. <& Co., 1020 Market
Stewart George, 652 Market
Sturtevant C. \V., 833 Montgomery
Tommemp J. P. E., 516 Kearny
Wade Wmiam M., 310 Kearny
Wheat C. D., 501 California
Gas Resnlators.
Gas Consumers Assn, 110 1.^ Sutter
Goger Charles, 221 Grant Av
Harris H. L., i:«S Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pacific Coast Gas Regulator Co., 1386
Market
Pacific Gas Saving Co., 108 Eddy
Gas Stoves.
BtrSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
Cusldug Charles A.fmnfr)105 Fremont
DAY THOMAS & CO. (Lim-
ited) 222 Sutler
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Mvers John F. & Co.. 8f« Market
Smith & Co., (gasoline) 1386 Market
Oin Importers.
SHERWOOD .V SHERWOOD I
(lIoiitiiiHU's llullnud Double An-
chor Cn.wM Biaud, Burke's Old
Tom) 214 Market and 15 Pine
Ginger A4e Importers.
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
(Ross' Royal Belfast) 214 Market
and 15 Plue
Glass BendiniE.
Boesch E. <fe Co. (lamp) 585 Mission
HOPPER S. E., 3!!'^ Fremont ,
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and
1213 Howard
McCarthy JAMES,10 Stevenson
Glass Blowers.
HESS CHARLES, 619 Kearny
Glass Cutters.
DInniene J. H., 108 Main
HOPPERS. E.,39>^ Fremont
KAULFUSS F. C. 104 Jessie
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 1213 ^
Howard
McCarthy JAMES,10 Stevenson
WARREN GLASS CO., 2 Sutter
JAMES McCarthy,
EMBOSSING AND ENGRAVING.
Ornamental Designs for Glass Work
of all descriptions constantly on hand
or made to order.
10 Stevenson Street,
Two doors from First, bet. Market and
Mission, San Francisco.
Gilders.
Burkardt Max, .545 Washington
Ekelnnd Eric, 9 Hardle Pi
Glusti Giovanni, 13 Trinity
Hau'^er George R., 122 Montgomery Av
liANB W. E.. 505 Kearny
Meuttmnnn Gus. (glass) 635 California
Morris & Kennedy, 19-21 Post
Paudler Joseph, 773 Mission
Sanborn, Vail <fc Co., 857 Market
Seastedt A. & Co., 533 Sacramento
Townshend <fe Fryer, 227 Eleventh
Gilllngr Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 517-
519 Market
NEVILLE «S£ CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Glass Embossers.
DInniene John H.. 108 Ma n
HOPPER S. E., 39)^ Fremont
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 1213
Howard
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
WA.RREN GLASS CO., 2 Sutter
Glass Engravers.
KAULFUSS F. C, 104 Jessie
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont and 1213
Howard
McCARTMr JAMES, 10 Stevenson
F. C. KAULFUSS,
ENGRAVER on GLASS
104 JESSIE STBEET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Initials, Monogrrams, Etc.
made to Order.
Glass-Plate.
Dietz A. C.& Co., 7 Front
Kellv Alt R., 30.S-307 Front
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission
ROSENBAUM Fr. H. <SlcCo.,
567 Market
Sullivan, Kellv & Co., 112-114 California
Wedels Isidor W., 42 O'Farrell
Whittler, Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Glass -Stained.
Butterworth Thomas C, 15 Polk
Glass Stalners — Orna-
mental.
Hoist William, 145 Valencia
HOPPERS. E.,39)^ Fremont
KAULFUS-! F. C, 104 Jessie
Levi Samuel. r;6 Kearny
MALLON John, 19 Fremont and
1213 Howard
McCarthy JAMES, lO Stevenson
NATIONAL Fire lis. Co. of Hariri
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. 0. OORNIN.ManagI
WU. SEZT017, tsA. llaugil
HE BANCROFT COMPANY U.,.?,'!W;NF.W BOOKS ET^CFIVED DAILI.
Glass Bending m Cutting Works
S. E. HOPPEE,
39 1-2 FREMONT ST., COR. MISSION. O
SAN FK.\XCIHCO. —
The Leading House on the Pacific Coast. "^
KSTABL.ISHED 1S79.
AR*«H H. F., agent Boston
ami Sandwich Gluss Co., and
Whitncv Glass Works (Philadel-
phia) 577 Market
iPerrv W. F., au-ent Oakland Glass
Works, 308 California
iSan Francisco and Padflc, NEcor Sev-
enth and Townsend
Union Glass Co., 39-Jl Merchants' Ex
Glaaaware.
Glaziers.
(See also Painters.)
Bntterworth T. C, 15 Polk
Charles Herman, 739 Mc.-Mllster
Grossman Marks, 517 (Jallfornla
HoPPKK SAMUEL E.,.39J^ Fremont
Katz Charles, 531 Sacramento
Krabler Kianz A.. 409 Sutter
Levine Henrv, 410V, Fifth
Mayer Morris, &e Wa.-hlngton
Berensky Joseph, 602 Nineteenth
Zacharlas Moses, 51fi Kearny
Glove Importers.
(See also Dry Goods— Wholesale.)
Asche Henry T. & Co., 10 Geary
Bird Fnink L.. 108 i'ost
Busby Fred. H.,412 Market
Centemerl P. A Co., lOS-lIO Post
Doane & Henshelwood, 132 Kearny
Moss George, 9:<2 M«rket
Muser Uros., .t41 Market
Rosenbaum & Co., 125 Sansome
Stelnlieruer & Kallsher, 24 .Sansome
Well M. <fe T. & Co., NE cor .Sansome
and Market
Glove Manafactnrer*.
Bartith & Newman. 113 Pine
B'Tpcr Moses, 506 Market
Block H. & L., 9 Sansome
Bliimciithal B. & Co., %) Battery
BUSBY FRED. H.,
:iark Kiib(;rtC.(I)«nlchpflnil!)GrantAv
Donklln V. G. & Cu.. 585 Market
Soodvear Rubber Co.. .577 Market
Sntta I'ercha and liubber Mutg Co.,
15 First
Helnenian H. M., 35 Sutter
tnnian William M., 31 Third
Leak (ilove Mnftj Co., 521 Market
Limousin A Hays, 20 Geary
Baym >nd, Squire A Co., 407 Sanchei
3hoenb<-rK Henry, 210 Pine
Itenimer Solomon, 3.35 Bush
TVlUlams Georte, 53 Second
Glove Threadn.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 517-
619 Market
Glae Mannfinctarera.
Caiijornia Paint Co. («pcnl»)22 Jcwle
Codlnglun ^\ . H., TenerlHe, bet Allele
and Sirlnnhani
Henderson John, Marqucsa* bet SI
John and Itailroad Av
San Kranclsco (;hie Works. NE cor
Santa Clara and Wlsconelu
Gl.Tcerine Reflners.
HUETER BRO.S. & CO., 601
Market
Gold and Silver ReHnerlea.
(.See also Assayers; also Chemists.)
SELBY SMELTI.NG AND
LKAO CO., 416 .Moulgonicry
Gold Bontera.
DORETY JOSEPH H., agent
Schultz & Co. (New York) 527-529
Commercial
Newman James, 202 Post
Rogers George \V., 79 Ninth
Gold Flah.
Hermann T., 630 Wa.slilngton
Gold Platera.
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Ekelund Eric. 9 Hardle IM
Hawkins & Silver. 6i5 Merchant
Lucius Charles A., 410 Kearny
PariUelll Anuelo, 7.'0 Hrvant
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Works, IO.S FIr-t
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Gold Pen nanufactarera.
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Oranite Dealers.
CAMPBELL W. H. (agent 6<»tch
■nil Irish) 402 Knmt
Daniel John & Co.. 4'Jl I'lne
Degan •& Orford, cor Townsend and
Second
Mathews & Co., Masonic Cemetery
Sheerin Panlel, SE cor St. Joseph's Av
and £1118
Williams Frank, 17 Eddy
Orates, Parlor — Manufac-
tnrers.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, •235 First
Rice A Co., 311 Townsend
Savage, Son & Co. (Empire Foundry)
13.V14.'? Fremont
TAY GEORGE H. & CO., 614-
618 Bflttery
U.S. ROCKING GRATE BAR
H. Keeler, 624 Marlset
6raTel Dealers.
Hood John, NW cor Sixth and Chaa-
nel
Pnllen & "WaUace, Berry bet Fifth
and Sixth
erlndlns and PollsIiinK.
(See Cutlers.)
Grist Mills.
{See Flour Mills.)
Grooers —Wholesale and
Jobbers.
Adams, McNeil & Co., (Sacramento)
405 Front
Allen & Lewis, 202 California
Baker H. K. & Co. (fancy) 122 Front
Biglev, Hope & Co., SE cor Clay and
Davis
Booth & Co., 405 Front
Castle Brothers, 200 Davis
Chichlzola Antonio, 322 Pacific
aufl William & Co., lS-22 Front
Coehlll <fe Kohn, 406 Front
COIiEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor Market and Main
Corbitt &, Macl<>ay, 218 California
DANERI F. iStCO., 27-29 Cali-
fornia
DowUng T. H. & Co., 219 Front
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Foster S. & Co., 2B California
Getz Bros. <t Co., 209-211 Market
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Hardy J. J. (coffees and spices) 218
Sacramento
Harris Bros. & Co., 409 Front
HOOPER & JEXXEVGS, 323
Market
Hrnian Bros., 20fi Front
Jones & Co., 26 Fremont
Knife & Euler, 209 Front
Lebenbaum Brothers, 215 Sutter and
SW cor Polk and California
Lennon John A., 315 Clay
Levi H. & Co., 117 Market
Lindlev & Co. , 405 Front
Mangels M. & C, 319 Clay and 320 Com
Mail, Sadler <fe Co.. 9-15 Beaie
MEADE GEORGE W. & CO.,
16-18 Drumm
Neumann Gustav, 1307 Polk
Olcovlch Bros., 12-14 Front
Plummer George E., 6 Steuart
Bathjen & Co. ,601 Bush and 6.33 Larkln
Boot A Sanderson, 122 Market
Sbarboro & Co., .531 Washington
Scott, MrK^an & Co., 214 Calif'rnfa
SHERWOOD & SHER.
■WOOD, 214 Market and 15
Pine
Smith Harper A., 418 Front
Snow Louis T., 21'i Califoinia
TiUmann & Bendel, SW cor Qay and
Batterv
Wadhnnis & Elliott. 206 Front
WELLMAN, PECK & CO.,
126-132 Market
Orooories— Retail.
H. SCHRODER & CO.,
CASH GROCERS,
1138, 1140. 1142 Sutter St. nr Polk,
2017,2019 Fillmore St. nr California,
1201 to 1219 Fillmore St. cor Turk.
Adams Adolph, 1415 Stockton
Adams Edward, NW cor Folsom ar.d
Twenty-sixth
Adams & Stott, SE cor Fell and Gongh
Ahrens Wilken, SW cur Sixteenth and
Folsom
Aiken John H., NW cor Fifth and Fol-
som
Anderson <fc Co., NW cor Sanchez and
Twenty-ninth
Anglasay Delia, 713 Brannnn
Appiarlus Franz W., 931 Larkin
Arnold Bros, 916 Valencia
Atzeroth Frederick, SW cor Eddy and
Buchanan
Bader William, 730 Minna
BahrtM.,SE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Bailey Lewis A.. 121 Franklin
Ballev Margaret Mrs., 71 Minna
Baker I. M., 100 Eddy
Baker William, 133 I'erry
Baker & Marshall, 432 Brannan
Ball Alfred, 660 Twentieth
Bammanu Diedrich, 101 Van Ness Av
Bammaun Frederick, 219 Fourth
Baniiick Christofer, cor Venezuela and
Platte
Barner Luuis, 153 Ninth
Barner William, cor County Koad and
Sickels Av
Barrv Jeremiah, 39I4 Klngold
Bairv Patrick. 138 Fifth
Barry Peter Mrs., NE cor Solano and
Minnesota
Bassignano S. Jlrs., 410 Folsom
Bateman Haunah Mrs.,62>^ West Mis-
sion
Battin Marv Mrs., 527 Mission
Baum Catherine, 921 Eighteenth
Becker Charles H., SE cor Turk and
Larkin
BECKKR ». & CO., SE cor Sut-
ter and Leavenworth
Becker John H., SE cor Sutter and
Taylor
Beckmann Brothers, NW cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Beckmann William, NE cor Ciestnut
and Mason
Beges James, 327 Tehama
Beirne M. G., 721 Twenty-third
Bellmer i'rederick. 1137 Harrison
Bendel Louis, 1601 Turk
Benning .\nton, .■58 Natoma
Bensen Henry, 770 Bryant
Benson Johanna, 51 Brady
B€raud:6re Frank, 814 Howard
Beretta A. & Co., 2201 Steiner
Beretta Angelo (post trader) Presidio
Bevan E. Mrs., 28 Freelon
Beverson Brothers, 570 Mission
Bielenberg Peter H., NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Blester AVllliam, SE cor Sacramento
and Leavenworth
Billings D. R. & Co., 1311 Stockton
Bischoff' Anton. S.'W Vallejo
Blanev William H., 83 Brady
Blanke Louis, NW cor Howard and
Sixth
Blanken Henry A Co., NE cor Folsom
and Fremont
Blohme John, 1201 Polk
Bockman Henrv W., 416 Brannan
Bode F., 19 Hinckley
Boedecker Herman, cor Kearny and
Green
Bogean Owen. NE cor Buchanan and
Bush
Bohlmann Herman, NW cor Polk and
Haves
Bnlger Marv Mrs., 1045 Bryant
BoUenhflgen Henry, cor Point Lobos
and Eleventh .Avs
Bonsell J. C, 1641 Mission
Borrman John C, 1200 Howard
Bose August S., SW cor Eighteenth
and Guerrero
Bose Charles M., 42fi Natoma
Bose Dietrich H., 170 Ninth
Bose <fc Jurgens, 731-733 Brannan
Botcher Albert Mrs.. 501 Fell
Both Jacob, 71 Natoma
Bowe William H.. SE cor El Doral
and Potrero Av
Bowe William H.&Co., NE cor Waller
and Fillmore
Bradv John J., 2.'» Eighth
Brandt Otto, 1033 Valencia
Brannan Mary, 218 Langton
Bremer John H., 2100 Larkin
Brennan Thomas, NE cor Mission and
Twentv-third
Breuer Hermann. 1301 Dupont
Brlckwedel John, SW cor North Poln-
and Larkin
Bristol Ellen Mrs.. 950 Folsom
Brock James. 239 Perry
Brollv John C, 209 Fair Oaks
Brosnan Margaret, 109 Shipley
Brothers Kate, 1018 .Alabama
Brown John H., 1401 Church
Brown Margaret, 220 Broadway
Brown Richard, 26 Rlngold
Browne Michael, 558 Stevenson
Brover Herman, SE cor Gody and Mi»
Brumund A Schutte, SE cor Sixteenth
and .A.lbion Av
Brune D., 1855 Mission
Bruns Bros. & Steimke, SE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Bruns Caesar, NW cor Berry and Third
BruseBro6.,SE cor Vallejo and Ma-
son
Bruse C. & Co., SW cor Ellis and La-
guna
Bruse Christian, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Buck Carsten W., 1331 Polk
Buck John J., 231 Second
Buck William C, NW cor Greenwich
and Baker
Buckiev John, 240 M=nna
Bucklev Ellen T., 438 Minna
Bullwinkel (Seorge, NW cor Folsom
and Eleventh
Bullwinkel Henrv G., SE cor Folsom
and Ritch
Bullwinkel John F., NW cor Pacific
and Powell
Bultraann Brothers, NW cor Howard
and Twenty-sixth
BunserC, 1000 Bush
Burke Michael, NW cor Ellis and Scott
Burke Peter J., SW cor Eighteenth
and Noe .^
Bumieister & Mehrtens, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Leavenworth
Burns Barbara, 922 Howard
Butt Ca.-ton C, SW cor Nineteenth
and Stevenson
Butt P. N., SE cor Sutter and Lagnna
Buttlenian Henry E. A., NW cor Elev-
enth and Howard
Bvme Stephen, W s Gunnison Av nr
PrecitaAv, B. H.
Cagnev Timothv Mrs., 423 Natoma
Cain John. 11 Gilbert
Cameron George, 270 Brannan
Campe Frederick. NW cor Tehama
and Fourth
Carroll Brothers, 123 Third
Carroll Dennis, 2121 Mission
Carroll James C, 1717 Jessie
Carroll Patrick C, 157 Minna
Carroll & Aheme, 199 Hyde
Carson H.W., 224 First
Carstensen Julius, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty -ninth
Carty Anne Mrs., 1317 Montgomery
Casey James, 17 Zoe
Casey John P., NW cor Fourteenth
and Belcher
Cashel John, .■?3 Clementina
Cassidv Annie, 7 Tehama
Cattermole Charles H., 700 Davis
Caulfield Bridget, SW cor Sanchez and
Twentv-fourth
Cavagnaro Louis. NE cor Ocean House
Road and Delaware Av
Cereghino & Cordano E s Jlission, bet
Twentv-ninth and Thirtieth
Chichizola Antonio, 322 Pacific
Clark Andrew. SE cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
Clarke Thomas J., 27 Webster
Classen John J., 1419 Baker
Claussen Claus, 912 Bryant
Claussen John H., 340 (Jeary
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Eho'w Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 larM SL
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LiiusKrn (ft TiPdenian, 8-6 Twenilpth
uff Bros., 'I Mont Av. 40 Fourth, 409
Mom Av and 401 Hayes
uffW. H. * Co., 19 Sixth
lonlus .lohn, NE cor Howard and
■ twelfth
i.han Tatrlrk, 317 Fifth
iteniAH John A.. 23 Clara
nllor Martin, 2700 Mission
unaty I'eter, SW cor Fremont and
: Folsoni
kncannon Luke, 1577 Market
[.nner Nellie Mies, 1351 Mission
>ng(«nt Cosma. 45 Vallejo
•nwav Owen. 415 Fifth
^k li. & Co., NE cor dctavla and
; (5rove
^rdes Brnn, 1004 Valencia
►rdes Jacob, SE cor Valencia and
Twentv-sl.xth
irkerv D. Murphy 540 Fulton
irkery *; Quill. S\V cor Fifth and
I Howard and SE cor Twenty-sixth
• and Alnliania
imleh .lohn, 122 Lanpton
,rra4o Ji Tofanelll, 321 Broadway
jsgrove Ellen, 2fiS Clara
stello James, 761 Folsom
mghlln William F., I.32i Sausome
•btree Frank. 1180 Harrison
aropton James, N\V cor Eighteenth
I and Dolores
man John, 321 Jessie
L>nln Dnvid, 159 Minna
mgh John A., 42S Hayes
ijwlev Michael, 1.501 Montgomery
mmings Patrick, 2601 Mission
neo Joseph, 502 Francisco
mneeu Arthur, SW cor Filbert and
I Monteomerv
nnlnt-'ham John F., 18 Clay
rley Brldset, 2011 Geary
Tiev John, 2H.59 Mission
rrln J. W.. 1.328 Howard
«ln Julia Mrs., .506.S Natoma
His Warren P., 26 Steuart
sack Thomas B., 715 Brannan
bl Christopher, NE cor Fillmore
. and Greenwich
hmei August, NW cor Turk and
; Scott
hmke Frederick, SE cor Berrv and
I RItch
llv Ellen, 668 Clementina
kin William, 1037 Howard
lev Francis R., SE cor Twentv-
elghth and Alabama, B. H.
i Luz Francisco, 721 Broadway
ly Ada, 12:« Pacific
ly Cornelius, 4:» Brannan
ly Richard, 219,'^ Eleventh
^rcv .lames. 17 Ritch
hmann William, SE cor Thirteeenth
and Howard
nscher P. & Son. 1725 Leavenworth
ylco Charles, cor Willow and Jessie
i^lson Catherine, 15'^ Norfolk
isy Catherine Mrs., 317,'^ Fifth
;kpr Christian, 744 Fourth
:ker John H. & Co., SW cor Hyde
land California
hker Itichard, 701 Devlsadero
h Thomas, 19 Natoma
|;W^llllam. 647, Jessie
lily James, 3100 California
ahantv Johanna. 7 Decatur
w«y BroF., 15.39 MIsglon
orv Daniel, 129 Second
upgri George B., 731 Vallejo
ilBon Annie M., 22 Langton
imond Daniel, 4.55 Clementina
mond Ellen, 318 Vallejo
[prez. Philip F., 3029 Sixteenth
lels ,t BlBChoflr, SE cor Main and
1 Harrison
tmerlng John F., 1319 Sacramento
iitBCh .loseph M., NW cor Thirtieth
and .Mission
'Ine H. Mrs., NE cor Bryant and
Juniper
line P. D.,. 314 Eighth
Witt M. A Co., 221 Third
Vm& Harris. 216 Sixth
kinson Elizabeth Mrs., SW cor
ILeaveiiworth and California
likniann <fc Kahlmann. SW cor
Itallroad Av and Teneriffe
It" Henry, NW cor Brannan and
'Clinton
llrlrhs Herman, .321 Bryant
ler Philip, 1206 Mission
rich (Charles, SE cor Golden Gate
lAv and Fillmore
Dillon Brld»iet..Wii vi..^ ,.„, ,,,
Dillon Esther M^^., 11 (■..iii„.
Diuinier Mcln.ln.,, .>;K ,,,, |ir,...i«
and Powell lif •«•!»«
Dinan Daniel, 319 Vail.].,
Dingley Thomas F..,rr; Fifth
Dlx A Straub. NE cr Klllui..re .., i
cor Cortland Av «ni
Flllx-rt
Dodd Jam.
Ml not
Doheriy George, 123 Silver
Doherty John, SE cor Twentv-thlr i
and \ ork
Doherty Tlmothv.ffJl McMlinter
Dolan Charles M., ."iW cor Twenty
fovirth and Brvant
Doldcr L. F., 642 Jackson
Donahue Cornelius J.. 501 Eighth
DoiuiHlly Bernard, NW cor Bu»h in '
Fillmore
Douohoe .Moses A., SW cor Twent>-
second and Fair ilaks
Donohue John C, Ii2i) Urvaiil
Donohue James, III) .Snenth
Donohue Patrick, 2.W Thirteenth
Donohue Patrick J., SK cor .Mont and
Vallejo
Donovan Cornelius, 703 Sanchez
Donovan E. Mrs., i;J7 Ninth
Dooley L. Mrs., 1110 Eighteenth
Dooley Patrick, SE cor Bav and Hyde
Doscher Henry, SW cor Pierce and
O'Farrell
Dougherty Julia Mrs., 711 Natoma
Dreyer Dledrlch, NE cor Napa and
IlllDols
Drever John W., 423 Thiril
Drlscoll Bllchael, 22.'> Eighth
Driscoll A Kyan, SE cor Fourth and
Minna
Drolet John, 1508.^ Powell
Drucker John, S\v cor Mission tod
Sixth
Dutley John, 6.51 Mission
Dunkley Charles D., 748 Brannan
Dunleavy Kate .Miss. :«1 Flll«n
Dunlevy ifc Kallenberg, 900 Valencia
Dunn Thomas, 1322 Natoma
Dunning Thomas. 25:5 ( lara
Dunworth P., 19 Clinton
Duveneck C. B., SE cor Eureka and
Seventeenth
Dwyer George It., NE cor Steiner and
Greenwich
Bwyer John, 2:«)0 Howard
slon and Tweniy-llrst
Edler Herman, SE cor Broderick and
Washington
Eden & Bucking, 434 Third
EggersHans F., SW cor Jackson and
Mason
Eggers Henrv, 228 Brannan
Ehle Henry, NW cor O'Farrell and
Buchanan
Ehlers Henry, 38 RItch
Ehlers WIectien, 1127 Kearny
Ehmanu A. Mrs., SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
Ehret Edward, 1151 Harrison
Elchholz Otto, 76.1 Folsom
Eickborst F. G., NW cor Greenwich
and I'lerce ^ ,
Eiselen Alfred, NW cor Dolores and
Twenty-eighth
Eldredge Benjamin 0., SE cor Brod-
erick and Sacramento
Enderle Theodore, 12.54 Mission
Enrlght Edward P., 1131 Howard
Enrlght John, 2.30 Minna
Enrlght Maggie Mrs.. 317 Polk
Enrlght I'., SWcor Folsom and Bealc
Ernst Fritz Z.. LWI Folsom
Espel Bros., '2044 Howard
Faber Richard, 2801 Bush
Fabian Brothers, N W cor Stockton and
Filberl and NW cor Hush and
Franklin , ». t. •
Fagothey Frank, NW cor Turk and
Jones
Fahrenkrug W. &(>.., H8 Seventh
Kalk A Simon, 801 Lnrkin
Fanning John, cor Mason and t.rcen
Farley Margaret, cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Farrell .lames Mrs., 458 Natoma
Fanser John. 1 18 Guerrero
Feddersen William, lOW Bryant
Feenev James, 310 Thirteenth
Felbush Marcus. NW cor OcUvla and
Geary „ ,
Fell LorentzD.,*>l Hyde
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Groto !iolm*^0., NW cor Seventeenth
find c'lnirch „
Grotli C. n. & Co., 534 O'Forrell
nin I>avl.l, N V cor Webster and Sut
ci i.u'luis Krcdcrick 0. P.. 316 Grant Av
Ihuk.' Clirlhtoidier. 810 Sacramento
5 l.ler Bros .{•ur Seventeenth and Mis
llnohn .lohn 1'., 1435 Twenty-fourth
llu-aii JMarwarot, 124 I'reclon
Hn^eniannl''.ACo..7(iOFront
Hn.'erlv .lames. 241 Fourth
Hahn & Bohlmnn, 201 Third
Halev Dennis, :M9 Minna
llanev Mary,8l5,lackson
HanJesBrothers, SW cor Taylor and
HanVev%Ta"y. NW cor Butte ond
Florida
Hanna Annie, 1600 Mason
Hiuman John, 28-2 Kausch
Hnureltv John, 153 Silver
Hft isoheu I'eter, 1071 Brannan
Hful^c!u.n & Hrandt. SE cor Oak and
Hans' Ueorse J., 1901 Dupont
Hansen & Mausen, 2612 Mission
Hanson T P ,cor Vallnjo and Kearny
Harding ■VVilllam. 478 Tehama
HarKins Ann, 28 Gilbert
Harkins John J., SE cor Center and
Harms Alwrn^'H., SW cor Hayes and
Hart Mi%ael, 246 EisiMh
Hartev & Guthrie, 213 Broadway
Hartje Frederick, NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Chattanooga
Hartmann&Son.cor Hayes and Gough
Hartter Louis & Co., 48-50 Second
Hartv Margaret, 523 Miss on
Hassmer Valentine, 933 Washmgton
Hastedt Charles, 900 Stockton
HastedtF.C. W.,210Stoclston
Hatch Lee, 217 Jones
Hatton Francis J., W s Kentucky, m
Sierra ^
Hauser John J., 1601 Dupont
Haviland Thomas, 321 Clementina
Haves Thomas, 438 Third
HaVn Bros., SW cor California and
■ Powell Avs, B. H.
' Heagerty Henry, SE cor Stanyan and
Healev Hannah Mrs., 70 West '"'
Heaiev Julia, 830 Eighteenth
Healey T. M., N W cor Green and Mont
Healy Jeremiah, 132 Shipley
Heine A W.,cor Fifteenth and Dolores
HensJ."D. & Co., NW cor Fremont
and Folsom
Heitraann Charles H. H., NE cor Bat-
tery and Green
Hellberg Henry, WO Ninth
Helms John E. A., N W cor Eighteenth
and Howard
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Kpntkeii Martin. 1204 Green
Homiin" & liardenhagen, 1030 Folsom
Hi'iischeo Catherine, 1505 Steiner
Herold JohnCiaZoe
Heuer Philip, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Hever Albert, 500 Third
HigsinsJames,fl63Miss'onand40Sixth
HiSlins Julia, S s Thirtieth nr San-
chez • _ , .
Hisas William. 901 L,arkin
Hiidebrand (Jonrad, 118 E ghteenth
Hildebrand William C, 413 Jones
Hildebraodt & K nop, SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hillebrand Henry, 1712 Eddy
Hlilebrandt Carsteu, NW cor Bush
HilieErandrH^N..SW cor Webster
and Post
Hillmann Henry J., 722 Harrison
Hinck Henry J.. 829 Polk
Hink Martin. 2201 Larkin
Hinrichs Charles J.. 337 Third
Hinlmnnn Bros., cor Mont and Union
Hoeckeie Louis, 311 Eddy
Hoegemann Julius, 615 Valenda
HoffniaJm Brothers, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
Hosan Edward, 604 Natoma
Ho!an James, cor Wash and Clierry
Hogan M..SE cor Fell and Webster
Holimann Henry, SE cor Seventeenth
Holnr'Thomas R.. SE cor Stockton and
Sutt
Hoist Jacob P.. 40 Tehama
Holtmeier Henry. NE cor Filbert and
Tavlor „, ^
IloranMary Mrs.. 4.S1 First
Horrlgan John J., .520 Broadway
Hosford William, NE cor Gough and
Howe^E M., SW cor Laguna and Busli
Hullen Diedrich. SE cor Market and
Pearl
Humphrey James. 1VI6>| Geary
HureWitz Philip, 1722 Deylsadero
Hurlev Annie Mrs., 1232 Union
Hurley Jeremiah T.. SE cor Grove and
HurleTp"°N E cor Nebraska and Yolo
Hussev James H., 356 .Jessie
Hutaff- Henry. SW cor Twentieth and
Florida
Hvnes Michael, 28 Natoma
Imgarten William, 1315 Mission
iSiann H. L C.cor Third and Silver
Intemann & Flemer, SW cor Twenty -
first and Valencia
Irvine Brothers, 1421 Stockton and
1302 Polk ^ ,
Irwin M. F. Mrs.. 61 Jessie
Jackson James, 137 Fourth
Jackson Stephen. 40 I hird
Jacobsen Peter, 2019 Mason
Jacobsen R.,732 Fllt.ert
Jaenecke Rudolph, 920 Pacific
jakobs John C, SB cor Jackson and
Buchanan
faS^lnPeter^'^.^N'^E'^cor Church and
JatlioTheodore. NW cor Kearny and
Green
Jenkins David, 204 Steuart
Tenuings George, 421 Union
Johannsen Fred.', cor Sutter and Devis
Johns Thomas, NE cor Halght and Oc-
tavla _ ,
Johnson Henry, 1045 Howard
JohnsonLinius, 770 Howard
Johnson Otto, NE cor Broadway and
Kearnv
Jonassen John M.. 417 Third
Joost Henry, 138 Third
Joost John". SW cor Second and Bran-
Joost Martin, 701 Von Ness Av
Jordan Martin. 237 Minna
Tov Ella, 232 Lnncton
Junck Cord G., SW cor Clay and Powell
Junck Diedrich, SE cor Taylor aud
Kaei-hele & Roller, 439 Fulton
Kahrs Clans, IS Natoma
l^^lhrs&'Ho'^'er NW cor Post and
Kane^Bridget, .315 Eighth
Kane John. U Gilbert
Kaufman <fe F.ldnian. 901 Mission
Kavananh & Nolan, 416 Ihird
■ Kearnef P , cor Buchanan and Fulton
Keating Martin, 135 Seventh
1 Keefe Daniel F., NW cor Alabama and
Tweiitv-third
Keefe Jeremiah, 406 Fifth
Keefe T.Mrs., 1121 Harrison
KelKie P.rvan, Hollv I'ark Av
Keller Jos , NE cor Union and Larkin
Keliey I'atrick, 27 Everett
Kelly Andrew, 143 Clara
KellV b , cor Folsom and Precita Av
Kellv J..hn G., SW cor Church and
twenty-fifth
Kellv Kleron, 3300 Geary
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell
Kelly William, 316 Eleventh
Kenealv Eli '/.a Mrs.. 714 Tehama
Kennedy Brothers, 1338 Pacihc
Kennedy P. J.,9!i5 Market
Kennv William, 1928 Filbert
Kerr Alfred, 400 Union
Kerrigan Mary E., 262 First
Kiel IJarth.dd. SE cor Baker and Sac
K fkennv P . cor Vallejo and Battery
King Wty Tea Co.,N W cor Laguna and
King James W., 3R0 Clementina
Kinnev John, 1406 Pacific
Kluzei Philip, SE cor Washington and
Klein mos.. SE cor Golden Gate Av
and Buchanan
Klein Ernest. 2554 Folsom
K evesahl Frnst P. C, 232 Francisco
Klinlberg Thomas, sfe cor Filteenth
and Guerrero
Klunder & Westphnl, 101 Jackson %
Klute & Stetrens, 242 Fourth
Knubel & Meyer 701 McAllister 4
Knust Henry, SW cor lolsom a.V^
KochTo'hn H. E.^ cor Polk and Vall^o
Kohu Bros., 252 First and218 Second
Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom
Kohrn Wllliani, 1 Franklin
Kolby & Llndemann,SE cor Sixteenth
and Albion Av X'
Koikmann Hermann, 735 Geary
Konli; Max, 1529 Uupont
Koonman Elizabeth. 1.507 Franklin
Koster Henry. 700 Bush
Kosteriug (Charles, 1788 Folsom
Kotzlan Walter, NW cor Tene
Kramer' Wllham D., SW cor Dup
and Greenwich
Krebs Emil, NE cor Twenty-first
Treat Av
Kreve John L., 150 First ^, ^^^ -
Kroenke Henry C, SW cor Eighth an<
Mission
Kruger Louis, 715 Natoma
Kuester Louis, 25 Louli-a
Knee er F H.,corNlneteenth and Mli
KShlmInn Diedrich, NE cor Ni""
and Harrison
KunnecKe & Frische, 539 Howard
Kurtz Adoluh, 453 Third
Lackmann "Brothers, NW cor Pine an>
LanduccfMartlno 725 Montgomery A-
Larkey James, NW cor Hlbert am
Webster -ir„i,..
Larson A., SE cor Sansome andVailel^
Lasar L. & Son, NK cor Post and La
gun a
Lavelle John, 16 Heron
Lawler Francis, 429 MlnM
Lawlor Michael H.. 411 t ifth
Lebenbauni Brothers, 215 Mitter
SW cor Polk and California
Le Bert Victor, 218 Eighteenth
Letrmann Louis, 217 Second
Lehrke Henry. SE cor Manposa an
LeisM John L.,3420 Missiu
Lennon Mary, 218 Ritch j
Lenormand Brothers, SW cor Dapou
Lestmanii'joseph, 1248 Bush
Liebscher Edward, lOOO Pacihc
Lincoln & Co., 1801 Polk
L Udell Caroline. 1403 Montgomery
Lindemann Charles, SF: cor Sacr.
memo and Prospect PI
Lindwall Edmoiid L., 21 Hinckley
Linehan John, 940 Dolores
Lipman Michael, 938 Mission
Lottus Mary, 1621 Dolores
Lo"an Edward, 156 Clara
Lohnian * Fierichs, 154 Ninth
Lohsen Harry, 416 O'Farrell
Lucas Ri ..s , 331 Bryant
LucevMichael, 18'-2 Welsh
Lued'ersdorrt- William, 133 Seventh
Luhrs Ellert, 520 Union ^ „,„ „
Luhrs John, 1238 Siockton and 719 Pi
Luhrs & Hons, NW cor Laguna at
1 Lundin Frederick, 200 Valencia
Luttman John H., 415 Fourth
r.vnch J W., 1134 Murki't
Lvnch Margaret Miss, 675 Clementii
K^'^W^M^, 21 Norfolk
Lvnott Morton, 2523 Post
Lyons Cornelius, 1031 A nllejo
Lyons Michael, 148 Shipley
Lvons Sabina, 932 Nineteenth
Maass John G., SW cor Bush and Sco
Magner Wallace J., 817 Broadway
Maguire George E , 786 Howard
Maguire Michael E., 124 Taylor
Maher Annie, 442 Twenty-ninth
Maher Ellen, 441 Jessie , „. i^
Mahler Bros ,SW cor Turk and Stein
Mahonev Johanna Mrs., 116 Welsh
Maline, Wernett & Co.. 2140 IVDssion
Manglis Brothers. NE cor Twenf
fourth and Folsom
Mangels Frank, cor Market and Pel
Manlels Henry. 109 Fifth
Mangels J. H. & H., SE cor Hayes ai
Franklin
Mangels John, 3 Mary Lane
MonSels & Gantner, SW cor Ka
road Av and Manitoba
Manstield Richard. 140 Eighth
Marcus Siegfrie.l. 1635 Geary
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1349 5ro
larlani Stephen, SE cor Florida and
Tweiity-Clilrd
tarrun Jlltliafl A..*)l Third and 334
Fourth unU 323 Sixth
larx BrotherH, 8\V cor Shotwell and
Tweiitv-third
lasiherlnl & Co., 718 Greenwich
ta^kow Harry, lO'JO I'acltlc
•lasoii CcorKe J., Palmer and Miguel,
Kalrinoiint Tract
.last.rson William, 138 Eighth
.latl'-uccl & Vannuccl, 124 Pacific
-lav.r B. 4 Son, 236 Sixth
.laver Philip, Vfl Eleventh
ilcAiiliffe Daniel, N\V cor Alabama
and Tweniy-second
ilcCabe Bernard, 20 Anthony
irttCiill Philip, 10 Converse
dcCurthy Timothy, E s Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
dcCarthv AHarriBan.SW cor Folsom
Eighth
llcCnrinack John, NE cor Golden
(Jutu Av and Jones
vUCnniilck Patrick, NW cor Sierra
1 Georula
UcCoy <fe Gallagher, SE cor Howard
I Eighth
llcCreagh Thomas. 919 Harrison
ttiColloUgh C. Mrs.. 1118 Howard
rtcCuUough David, 640 Post
UcDonaM Thomas, Sickels Av nr Son
Jo(.6 Road
UcDonough Bridget, .5.3-i Howard
ttcDonongh H. Mrs., lOSJV Shipley
ttcDougall Dunca , NW cor Nine-
nth and Guerrero
McElUgott Thomas, NW cor Webster
and Ellis
McElroy & Magner, 518 Fourth and 422
Sixth
McEutee John, 119 Shipley
McEadilen Stephen, 2:i6 Seventh
McGlnnis Edward, SW cor Alabama
and Twenty-fourth
McGlinthey Michael, 900 Filbert
McGovern P. J. & Co.. 2927 Sixteenth
McGreehan Thomas, NE cor Eleventh
1 Howard
McGui>,'an David, SE cor McAllister
and Broderick
McCuire Henry, 1415 Church
McGu>hin J., cor Ellis and Glasgow
Mcliierney John, SE cor UaK and La-
guua
McKliinon M. D. & Co., 110 Ninth and
Taylor
aii.l Daniel, 1338 Washington
Mcl'her.-on .lohn, N W cor Golden Gate
and Lyon
McKae William, 16-5 Sliver
McShune John, 1160 Kolsom
Melirtens John & Brother, SW cor
Market and Eleventh
Mohrieiis Richard, 1232 Mission
Meier Charles, 501 Mason
Melnert John, 1901 Howard
Meibel H. C.ior Eighth and Minna
iMelsel Hermann A., NE cor Mont-
Union
Melville Sarah, LSS Shipley
Meiike Henry, NW c<jr Francisco and
Mason and NW cor Francisco and
StncktOll
Jrter.Mng John B., 1200 Folsom
MiTz .Mary K. Mrs.. 4:a Sutter
Mesenburg Henrv, 34 Jessie
Mes.-liia l.iiigl, 525 Union
Metzlcr Franz, SE cor Fourteenth and
Naioma
Meyt-nberg August, 133 Pacific
Meyer A. H., NW cor Sacramento and
Scott
Meyer Clans, NE ror Mont and Green
Meyer Diedrich.NE cor Harrison and
Fourth
Meyer Krederick, SE cor Turk and
Fillmore
Mever John, NE cor Jackson and
Hvde
Mey.r Matthias D., SW cor Geary and
Devlsailero
Meyer A AKmann, IBSacrnmento
M*ver & Knubel, 1729 Devlr-ack-ro
Meyer «feTledemann,SW cor Market
and Pearl
Meverhof Martin, 337 Geary
Mkhaelis H -nry F., Junction Mission
and Valencia
Miller .lohn. 16 (Jhesley
MIskel Ka;e,.'i(X) .Seventh
Mitclieil John, SE cor Harrison and
Twenty -fourth
Mitchell Peter. 328 S«.vpnth
.Moan Jane E. Mr^.,^l We,t Mln.lon
Moh.frldt L-.m,. 131 i.'K.rf.il
Mohr AMetr.-n«. NEcor IN.lk and Pa-
clllc Av
Mohrmanii F. A C)., 8W cor Bn*.!-
way and Kinrnv
Monaha.i I'atr.ck. 1222 Folw.m
Mo'rrls C'"'"' ' ^*'' "^'" "■■>""• •"•'
Montgomery Charles A Co., 118 Third
and 41 Sixth
Moonev Danlel.SWcor Flntlapd Point
Lobos.Xvs
Moore Mary Mrs., 413 Fifth
Bloran Frank, 422 Fourth
Mordhorst John C, 3W cor Brook and
Wl.-slon
MnrrUsey \nn,2in Fifth
Mowbruv liotHTt 11., 2:biO Mission
iMuelkT Hi-mv 1,., liil Siiond
Muck CarM.'iiC.. li:t Drrrv
MiiliI >t <^ hii, .11, lotii Howard
.Mill. nlr. M i. i, ,.•! ii., HI .Second
Mill.;,,.- lv.,.i:, K..viONatonia
iMnllialMo-..,,,, I'., 1821 Hyde
.Miiil.N Kil.Mi .Ml^., :« Louisa
Mull.ii .Mary, 10 Zoe
.Mulrcaiiy George, NW cor Butte and
Bryant
JIurdock .lames, 12.5 Langton
Murphy James, 120 Elulith
Murphy James. 1410 Fols<im
Murphy John, 1314 Florida
Murphy Michael F.,214 Fifth
Murphv Rii-haril, 311 S-venih
MUKRAY .mC'IIAKl,, 253 and
5:1 .Mission
Murray .Miiry, 941 Bryant
Musante Charles, 320 (Jreen
Musante Slichael, 1425 Dupont
Muus Heu'-y. s:vj Broadway
Nachtlgall Frederick, NW cor Post and
Broderick
Nelson Henry, 344 Bryant
Nelson .lohn, 17 Seventh
Neueiiburg John, NE cor Francisco
and Mason
Neumann Gustavo, 1307 Polk
Nl('hls(m .Fohn, 17 Seventh
NIenslalt Kichard, 318 Fifth
Nissen Elsa M., cor Tennesteo and
Sierra
Nobmann .John C, SW cor California
and Fillmore
Nolte August F., 2227 Taylor
Nolle Curl H..:<'i'il M'.-'.ii
Nuri'nbPi-.j '1 • . ' '" 1 iilon
NveCharir. II - I mIi
O'Brien .1.. 1 " '"'1 Dolores
O'Brien Mur^.irt \l. -., ii:)Slxlh
O'Brien .'MKliail. 17 <'li.sl.-y
O'Brien Micha.d, 17 Valencia
O'Brien Thomas, 650 Mls-lon
O'Connell Jcreni ah. 20> Fourth
O'Connell Patrick, 816 Greenwich
O'Connor Diinlel, SW cor Twenty-
fourth ami VIcksbnrg
O'Connor J. A Co., 217 Ma-wm
O'Connor .liimes F..4ii7 Broadway
OJJonnor John, 2 Fn-c^lon
O'Connor Luke, 212 Eighth
O'Connor Patrick, 416 Stevenson
O'Connor |{l(hard,71'< (Clementina
O'Donn.-li Michael, NWcor Vlck»burg
and ,lersey
O'Keete.loliM, 115 Twelfth
O'Kcele Tlnioiliv,B49 Minna
0'L"ary J..hii,45Ecker
O'Neil Patilek, '123 Howard
O'Kea.-an Burilioioinew, 241 Stcvcnuon
O'.Shuughnessv James, 10.(4 Howard
O.ls Erii.sl, 263 Stevenson
Off-ermann Wllllntn. 1400 I-olsoni
Olesoii A Uddin, .W Main
()sthoftJ.hn H. Mrs., .NK cor Twen-
tv-«eionil and Alalmnia
Often Orsten, ,NW. or Geory and (.w.k
Otien Cliiiis, SW c.r Post and Oct*vl«
Otten John. 1.5.T2 Gollen .ato A
Owens JaincH Mr-., 1151 11
Palmer A Barrows. Ml ' "
Pap.- Frederick L. M
an 1 Jackson
Pane Ja<ob, 1 5 Stockton
'arkmt;. A. A Co.. •-1)10 Sixteenth
i',ioii (Jiistttv J , I80:) stoikion
Paulii,: A I'auilln, HW o.r Fell and
Fraiil<lln ,. , ,
Paulsen Herman, 1W9 Eddy
I'HMlsen Jiihn E.,701 Vali-ncit
Puulsin William, NW
anrl Mis^lon
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Plliier* i;'rkrB,
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cor a«Tenth
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Twent%.^.li{tiih aiid< hur<h
lU-Mheii Lu-,|er. \W cr Th rd u>l
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Itibl.v James. .SW cor Twrntr-lhird
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Ring John. SW
UliM-.
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Rli.tow John, Sao BroDo Ruad at
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ei'iith ami CollliiKWooii
Rutl.»ai;e & Nixon, 2ii6 Sixth
Kvan James W., SE cor Fifth and
Minna
Rvan Nicholas, 535 Stevenson
Rvan I'hilip, -HI Jessie
R\an Thomas, W.C Harrison
Sahllnder Herman F., NE cor Fourth
and Everett
Salomon Newman, 2001 Geary
Salomon Tobias, (W Centre Market
Sammy George, NE cor Golden Gate
Av and Larktu
Sancken C. & Co., 1542 Eddy
Sanders Annie 5Irs., 123 Shipley
Sandmann Ernest, 500 First
Sangiiliietti Stefano, 3 Vallejo
Sass Marcus H.. 216 Van Ness Av
Sbarboro & Co.. 5;n Washington
Scally Neil J., 1149 Folsom
Sihach Charles H., 955 Harrison
Scbeele Herman F., 201 Valencia
Scheper Cartten, SW cor Fifteenth
and Capp
Scheper John R., IS.'^S Clay
Schlnkel Otto, 1015 Bryant
Schleef John H., SW cor Jackson and
Powell
Schlesselmann Brothers, SW cor Haves
and Polk
Schloen Henry. NE cor Union and
Leavenworth
Schloen John, 1541 Polk
Schmalz Paul A. F., SE cor Hayes and
Van Ness Av
Schmidt Bernard, 737 Turk
Schmidt Henrv, 220 First
Schnibbe Christian, SE cor Hyde and
Filbert
Scholle Antoue, 300 Turk
Schoniaker Brothers, SE cor Oak and
Goueh and SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Schonfeld Louis, NE cor Grove and
Goueh
Schriefer Piedrich H., 155 Natcm*
Schroder Clans, SW cor Franklin and
McAllister
Schroder Herman, 2017 Fillmore and
1140 Sutter
Schroder Hermann <fc Son, 300 Fell
Schroder John H., NW cor Geary and
Buchanan
■ Johi
ind Webster
Schroder William J. H., 117 Second
Schroeder & Bohlen, SE cor FiDmore
and Clay
Schroeder & Vocke, SW cor Hyde and
Golden Gate Av and SW cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Schnlken Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
third and Hampshire and SW cor
Bush and Tavlor
Schultheis Henrv, NW cor Polk and
Clay
Schnltz Theodore, 426 Green
Schulz Albert, SE cor Thirteenth and
Church
Schulz Henry, SW cor Geary and Stein-
er and SW Bush and Webster
Schumacher & Janssen, SE cor Valen
cia and Twentv-first
Schwartz John F.. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Schwartz i Husing, SE cor Eighteenth
and Mission
Scnllv Jeremiah, 1313 Sansome
Seeger A.. 21.S3 Fillmore
Seeei^rs A Sohnackenberg, 541 Natoma
Segelke & Cornelius, 1700 Howard
Segelken Herman, SE cor Howard and
Twelfth
Seegerson John. 670 Clementina
Selk Charles, 2.54 Jessie
Seyden George H., NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Shai-key John, 114 .Seventh
Shattuck <fc Knoche. NW cor Second
and Minna
Shea Marearet, 41 Jessie
Shea Patrick & Son, 1403 Folsom
Sheehy William, 421 Union
Sterner & Esdor, NW cor Jones and
O'Farrell
Siemers John D., SE corNoe and Sev-
enteenth
SleTers Julius, 226 Fifth
Simmons Herbert 0.. 148 Fifth
Smldt Lonis, 641 California
Smith H. A., 41S Front
Smith Henry, 10 Washington
Smith M. Jlrs., urJO'... Howard
Smitham \V. iCo.,501 Montgomery Av
Speckman F. F., NE cor Fourth and
Mi^6lon
Springer WlUlnni H., NW cor Dolores
and Seventeenth
Staat* I. F., !»13 Harrison
suck Richnr.1, 422 Cl.mentlna
Stable Brothers, 307 Haves
Standlnger .Mary, 1819 Cnion
Siaude John, 815 Faclllc
Stett'ens & Relnecke, SE cor Main and
F. ls..ni
Stelmke Frederick, 1801 Union
Stein Abraham, 225 Sixth
Sleinmaun August, 1113 Folsom
Stelling Brothers, 1115 Folsom
Stelling Brothers, 1016 Clay
Stelling Brothers, SW cor Noe and
Fourteenth and Junction Market
and Noe
Stelling Brothers, 1401 Stockton
Slelling Charles, SW cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Stelling George, 3001 Powell and NW^
cor Nineteenth and Howard
Stellman J. A., 151 Taylor
Stelljes Hermann. NW cor Leaven-
worth and Jackson
Stevens Martin A'.. SE cor Steiner and
AValler
Strlckert Paul. 605 Montgomery Av
Stroh Anton G.. SE cor I'olk and Turk
Stickleson Ellen Mrs., 225 Tenth
Stunker * Ehlers, NW cor O'Farrell
and Mason
Sturcke Henrv, NW cor Howard and
Twenty-second
Sturcke H., NE cor Fifth and Clara
Sturcke John AV., Mission Koad nr
Five Mile House
Sturken & Hollings, NW cor Third
and Brannan
j Sullivan Charles, 464'., Tehama
: Sullivan C<jrnelius, 60615 Natoma
Sullivan Tianiel. S s Twentv-slith nr
Church
: Sullivan Daniel, 538 Founb
Sullivan Paniel E.. 1214 Bryant
j Sullivan Jeremiah J., 1130 Folsom
I Sullivan Johanna, 130 Shipley
' Sullivan John, 649 Sievenson
Sullivan Mary Mrs., 219 Tenth
I Sullivan Mary E., 119 Seventh
I Sullivan P. D., cor Duncan and Dolores
I Sullivan Thomas G., SE cor Mission
and Thirteenth
Sunderhaus John J., 222 Townsend
Surrett Lawrence, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Castro
Swamon A. Mrs., 2-21 Eighth
Swordstream Erick J., 127 Fifth
Sylvester Claas. 1019 Pacific
Tamm John W., SE cor Halght and
Webster
Tembv Kirhard, 1908 Polk
Thode John W., 540 Hayes
Thornton Michael, 222 Filbert
; TIeck John, 645 Post
! Tledemann John, SE cor FUlmore
j and Haicht
; Tledemann Martin. 700 McAllister
Tietjen Br.thers, 1046 Folsom
; Tietjen Diedrich W., 317 Drumm and
429 East
Tletlen Henry, SW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
TIetJen Hermann, 520 Pine
Tobl>enboske J. Henrv, 200 Second
Tobin Edward, 55S Howard
Tobin Michael, 8 Dore
Todt John P., NW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Tomalty i'atrick J., 114 Sixth
Tomlinson Joseph Mrs., 607 Post
Tonjes Martin, 739 Union
Tregellas Ann Mrs., SW cor Twenty-
second and Valencia
Truelson Theodore, 520 Devlsadero
Tuttle William S., NE cor Florida and
Twenty.fi.unh
Tweitmann Nicholas, 1364 Folsom
Twomev J.,NW cor Sierra and Mich
Unf ug j. F. W., 7.3:? Montgomery Av
A'accarl John, 401 Union
A'erdenhalven John, 400 Sixth
Vollers Brothers, 973 Harrison
Von Der Heide John. 432 Folsom
Von der Nienberg Bros., NW cor Pine
and Larkin
Von Glahu C. Mrs., 102 Fourteenth
Von Hftcht Theodore. 1629 Pevlsaderc
Von Hadeln John, IfiOl Powell
Von Issendorf Chrlst<>ph F., NW cc
Harrison Btid Fremont
Von Staden Bros., NE cor Ellis an
Taylor
Von Staden Piedrich C. 100 Stcnart
Vorrath Henry. 3401 Geary
Wagiieri Classen, SE cor Ninth aac
Folsom
Wall Michael, SW cor Twenty-slxtt
and Church
Wallace Charies, SW cor Harrison and
Morris Av
Wallace James, 432U Tehama
Wallmann Richard, 2700 Sutter
Walsh Eliza Mrs.. 2501 Larkin
Walsh Jlarjjaret Mrs., 7 Webster
Walsh Matthew. 1058'j Howard
Walsh William U.,523 Fourth
Ward Cornelius M.. SE cor Susque-
hanna and Trinidad
Ward Daniel, cor Day and Sanchez
Warnke William, 734 Broadway
Wamken H. F., 100 Francisco
Wamock Slargaret Mrs., NW cor Har-
rison and Tenth
Wassmann Henry, NE cor Potrero A\
and Sonoma
Waterman J. G., SW cor Jackson and
Monteomery
Weber John, 1721 Howard
Welcer Henrv. 2501 Mission
Wellbrock George H., 1101 McAllister
Wellbrock H.. 214 Davis
Wentzel J. , NE cor Larkin and Filbert
Wertheimer Michael, 501 Hayes
Wessel J. <feCo., SE cor Twelfth and
Mission
Wessels Arnold, 901 McAllister
Wetjen Cord, 1049 Howard
Wheeler Edward, 1127 McAllister
A\*helan Dennis. NE cor Center and
De Haro
Wiebalk E. N., SW cor Polk and Bush
Wleboldt .Tohn P., NW cor Valencia
and Twentieth
AViebusch C. H. G., 1525 Mission
Wieners Bernard H., SW cor Twenty-
seventh and Church
AViesehan Christian, SE cor Greenwich
and Dupout
Wilkening A Co., NAA' cor Church and
Duncan
AVilkens G. <fe Co., SW cor Third and
Brannan
Wllkins & Bose, SE cor Drumm and
Sacr.imento
AVlllard H. W., 1000 McAllister
AVmiams John L. * Co., 533 Mont Av
and 1919 Fillmore
Windt Henry A., NE cor Hyde and
Broadway
Winkler Henry C, 1100 Un'on
Winter John H., NA\' cor Haight and
Steiner
Winters Herman, 20 Federal
AVltte Chnries, AV s Georgia, bet Shas
and Sierra
Wittmaack & Vock, 4X Fourth ai
SW cor AVebfter and Grove
WitzelGnstav,600 Davis
Wobber Ernest A., SE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Woebke John. 1532 Kentucky
Woest * Dall, SAV cor A'allejo and
PoweU
Wohler John, 1428 Powell
AVolf Henry & Co., NE cor Sacra-
mento and Taylor
Wolters H. 4 Bro., NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Woods F., cor Lagnna and Pacific Av
W. rden Brothers, 4ff2 Sixth
Wulbfm John, NAV cor Laguna and
Filbert
Wulff Peter H., Trinidad nr Tazoo
AVulzen Fred G., NE cor Ninth and
Folsom
Wulzen Frederick H.. SE cor Twenty-
third and Fair Oaks
Wurthmann Benjamin, 236 Turk
AVi;r;hmann Br..6., NE cor Geary aijd
Leavenworth
Terga Samuel E.. 948 Howard
Zierenberg Ji.hn T., SW cor AVashlng-
ton and Stockton
«an Powder.
(See Jbtcder.")
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacttirers of Show Cases
and Store Jixtures.
3? Martet St
{PAD HARASZTHY & CO. Uas^n^tPn sT.;Prodncers nf FINE TABLE wines
GUN
i;!r,l
DAMS C, 508 Commercial
llt'ii K. T. (au'L'iit) 41G Market
..i-h, (;,,|<luT A C-(...(;:!() Mrnit
Oil's Patent Fire Arm
MANUKACTUKIXG CO.,
I. R. D. Grubb u^eiit, 10
Front
UXTINGTON HOPKINS
f<».. Junction Market and Hush
H-s McCraken 4 Co., 109 California
lein .li.hn E.. 31 Ellis
add ( linrles P., .Tit Kearny
dill.' A Kaedlns, 5.J8 Washlnnton
Uers F. M. L. & Co., 207 Moutiiomery
hn.lder \V. H., 622 Market
INKKK JOHN, 268 Market
NNTA(; CHAS. <fe CO. (agents) 116
Miirket
riiAllLK JACOB & CO. (tenpins,
lys, skating) .515 Jlarket
IndiestiT Repeatin.i{ Arms Co., 418
Market
ODiisniltlifi.
DAMS C, 508 Commercial
•owning' & Bremer, 820 Kearnv
abroiit,'h, Golcher & Co., fi.'JO Mont
■ha .lohn, G^l Washington
lein Jiihn E., 31 Kills
idd Cbarles D., 52!t Kearny
iddle & Kaedlng, 538 Washington
oiler Louis, 712 Washington
ireve George W., 525 Kearny
O.T
laslum Ooods.
TRAIILE JACDB & CO., .-iis Market
eters F. M. L. A (Jo,, 207 Montgomery
est (ieorge, 34 Ellis
OymnaslainM.
illfornia Athletic Club, 216 Grant Av
jidcn Gate Athletic Club, 109 Steven-
IRETH GUSTAVE A., mas-
sa„'e, Swedish movements, ortho-
K. Athletic Club, 431,'^ Sixth
ynijiic Club, 120 O'Farrell
.n Francisco Turn Verein, 323 Turk
isslon Turn Verein, SE cor Erie and
Mission
[jrn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell
Hair-IIuiiiaii.
och Leon, 141 Post
irn-ti Kaf.'.mn Third
issnt \iitniTiH.511 K.^nrny
lARRisSERE F.
113 Grant Av
fti.rl ('. u. Mrs., 2:>3S Sixteenth
OLDSTEIX & COHN, 822
Muik.'t
•af l!ru>. , 120 Sutter
AUPT1.I J., 411 Sutter and
llir.; .Market
»ys Kri-d..20 Geary
VBUARD E. H. MRS., 923
Market
ider. r ,fe Leon, .328 Kearnv
onks Samuel, 122 McAllister
■lilllos J. Mme., 918 Market
mt v., 12 Kearny
alph .Mamie, 20 Geary
lit-/. BiTtha, 32S Kearnv
roz.vnski Stanislas. 22 Powell
-Try Frai.k K., 715 Vfliencia
llllams Mary A., 3:« Hayes
ingtry Bangs. Invisible Fr.jnls.
Saratoga Waveo.
\ Mrs. E. H. Hubbard,
i'ri-vafe Parlorn for OroHN-
inic fiadieM' and Clill-
dren-H Hair.
Hair rutting a specialtv. Iniitortor of
unian Hair and Toilet Articles, Man-
aclurcr of the Kamius Langtry
Jautltier.
'i3 Market St.. opn. nanon,
San Francisco, Cal.
NEW PARISUN STORE.
Mr. and Mrs. F, Garrissere,
lii'aU-rsIn all klud- ..f
Hair and Perfumery,
Hair dressing <iiine In nil ilii> |«t.-.f
styles. Hair Work .,f all kinds d„„l„,..
constantly on baud, an .■Mcuslve «»-
Hll"oi'K''etrT.'tc'''''''' '''■'"''"'''''''''"•
113 GRANT AVENUE,
(Formerly Dupont St.) San Francis.,.
La<llcs' and Gents' Hair Cutling and
Shampooing.
Hair-Human. (Wiiolpitalr)
GOLDSTEIN & COHN. 822
Market
Graf Bro.s., 120 Sutter
Hair-Plaiiterera.
Hair Jewelr.v.
Cook C. B. Mrs., 6:17 Kearnv
Citrord ,1. A. Mrs., 29:« Sl.\tecnth
Lindman Anna, 407 Polk
Lutz Katie Miss, 126 Kearnv
McKinn.'V Mary Jlrs., I6W Mission
SchmlttMary E.,224'5 O'Farrell
Hair RcHtorativea.
JOY EDWIN W., 852 Market
Monks S., 122 McAlli.-ter
Haminookn.
NEVILLiS & CO., 31-33 Call-
form a
HandkerchiefH.
BELL. THOMAS JSi CO.
(Henry Doyle & Co. agents) 517-
519 Jlark.t
Hall (i.e. & .Son, SS'i Market
OL.COVICH BROS, (silk) 12
Front
Taylor & Young, mj Market
Hard ware— WliolFKale.
Allen E. T. (agent) 416 .Mark-t
Arnold Hardware Ci., 100 California
Austin A Ph'lps, 220 Mission
Baker & Hanillton, N\V cor Davlg and
Pine
Busli r. & (Jo., 126 Clay
Ciiln- .lu-tiulan, .521-V23 Market
CAROLAN«&CO., 111-116 CaU-
fornla
Corv, CIcott & Co., 406 Market
Danerl Antonio, 4.'0 Battery
Duncan .John M. & Son (house fnr-
nlsblngi 1136 Mis-il.m
DUNH.AM. CARHIGAN A
HAYDEN CO., 17-19 Beale
and IS 24 Main
English Leianil (!., (agent 109 Cal
Farnsworth A. •'., lOi Cailfonila
FRENCH JOHN D., 109 Ctll-
fornln
French * Llnforth,'26 Beale
GORDON JAMES E., 110
(!allfornla
n\LL .\. I. A SON, .')2«-5.'10 .Market
llawlev Ilroihcrs Hardware Co., .■tni
:iO!P .Market
llawlev I). N.AC. .\.,2-l Sutter
Holbn.Mk. Mfrrlll A Stetson (hou»'
fiiriilslilni;)2'ri2J!l. Market
Holiuev llootli A llnvdenn (brass and
ropi'i'TiKK! Market
HUNTINGTON HOPKINS
CO.,JonetloM Market and Mush
Jones. M(('rakc'n.t i'«...10Mal
.l.ioKt Brothers. 14 M-mO Mission
Kedon M., r20Clav
Larkcnmn< •ban s.-Mfl Kearny
Latsou Frank P.A''".,.a-:i"N'" »"''""<
II \l
M.v
OSIIOKN
^l
ll..'l
TA^ 1.1 ,
Till
VAN \S l>
V.r.I.'7i i..,|,'
WOO DIN
M»rt.( ar
SfroM
it LITTL.R.
I M rir.i
- i
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN k HAY.
DEN CO.
HARDWARE,
Iron. Steel, and other Mtlali.
17-19 Beale, and
IM. B«, tt. %* Mall
Hardware - Betall.
Anderson A O.., N W cor 8«ncta*t aad
Twentv-nlnth
Andrews lln-rv, -.TM MlMlon
Barl.i^-i-- '■■■ • - »T
Bill!. V ■nltnmrn At
ileiiL tn-tva IU;e«
Bird I - Mlwluo
Buriiri;
Bufll II' lir> ,TJ| \\«.MllBtnn
('aire .lu^tinlaM,.V.'l-.^.:.l Market
(.'anipl>ell .Murdi><li,7 St»'ii»rt
CaM John J.,.'WlThir.|
(Jurtin James, lli^Markrl
Puir James, 414 Thirtl
Kasiuiaii ■fcC<i.,&lfl Vali-nrta and SMI
Ml-: n
K(ln-r- -■■ ' -■^' -'
Ettiii '
Fori, ■
llati.'i
X
mt
Ke,l..„ M 1 '
KelU >l .■
KIn.l.Mi • .■
Lack. 'in r •
Lallv .1 ■. . -
L.\NK\s. K. .-. .>
!,ats-.n F. V. .t <•...> u N-
!ionK('l«iideie.ial.-,.f.(i.'MW
Lougbea.l J.hn. inul P-lk
MarlahMi. I>.. rtit I'a.m.
Ilarlaid S., SK tor TwrnlMhlM anJ
Florida
.'MrClure I'. * ."<"n. IVt: Market
Milmi- ' lie II "I I "rkin
Met! I -mr
>,>!•, «l rrooi
Morr- ' l.rirl
bsilOHN K. K. A CO. C-ibl.
net, iwrrlaw" and furnllufi 7»l
OSn"""^ '*' ^IKXANDEW,
Will
Willi
Wll-
Wul
ilNTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. mm SANSOME ST.
PERRIER-JOUei & CO. CHAMPAGNE
EXTRA DRY "SrEClAI.,"
B. Chapman, Sole Agront for Pacific Ooatt
HAR
1352
HAT
Ilnrdwood I^iiiiibvr.
AL.L.KN «& HIGGIXS LUM-
BER CO., VfOSprwr
Strnlilo .r/inili & Vo. (fiitu'v) filS Mnrl;et
WIGRIORU JOHN «& SON,
12!i-l-)7 Spcnrniiil '2(5 'J.s llowiiril
IlnrneHN niitl Naildlory.
C Imi'orterx.)
Acton KIctinrd. 280:< Mission
Bamloln Moses, 1720 Polk
Brokiiw Abraham, 2i:u Mission
Cameron Ceortre, 637 Mission
CarloB T.. 731 Monlpomerv
Chamberlain Wllilam H.,S09 Valencia
Cosble Hugh S. C, 2-.'07 Mission
Cosble William, 51(1-518 Mission
Cram William B., 81 Fourth
Pavis William, 410 Market
Peltino & Boss, 723 Sansome
Deiitsch .Julius, UOS Polk
Doyle, .Jacobs * Leibold, 111 Taylor
Frank Bros., 33 Main
FrankenberK .Joseph, 248 Drunim
Freechfte .Joseph, S07 Larkm
Fuller Thomas, 628 Front
Glover Sleohen C, 713 Montcomery
Gullfoyle John J., 2M7 Mission
Hammers Albert, 528 Hayes
Hansen Lonl^,528 Montgonieiv Av
*'Hart * Branilenstein, 4I7-419"Market
Haskell C.L., 10 Bush
Helnze Ernst, 3402 Mission
Heike Charles & Son, 617 Mission
Jacques Octave, 1885 Mission
■(•Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Kllleen Martin. 303 Fifth
Lahaney Patrick \\., Railroad Av, nr
St. Thomas
Lawless J. C. & Co., 115 Market
Lutzen Osiar A., 330 Montgomery Av
Lvnch Jeremiah .1., M2 Howard
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214
Battery
McKeiron JohnA.,2.T2 Ellis
McMah<in James B., 219 Ellis
Mead Charles H. (estate of) SE cor
Front and .lackson
Mead Charles H. Jr., 16 Golden GateAv
Meinhardt Frederick W., 848 Howard
O'Brien John. 204 Eicrhth
'■'O'Kane John, 767 Market
Phillips B., 2413 Mission
Phlpps Jnmes, fifiS Howard
PIche Medor, fi.Sfi Broadway
Kobinson Patrick F.,42 Sacramento
Samniann Benjamin A., 1135 Fillmore
Stange Kredei Ick. 422 racitic
Stealev Thomas S.,1545 Mission
Stier Ernest F.. 550 Fourth
•■'Stone L. I). & Co,, 422 Bntterv
.<!wininB Charles K.. lf>J2 Mission
Tillman Augustus. 313 IMiima
Tracy .Joseph, 318 McAlll-ter
TRUMAN, HOOKER .SfCO.,
421^27 Market
Walker <fe Wade, 111 Front
Warschauer JMoritz, 104 Clay
Weltner Anton, 534 Fourth"
i'Willey 0. F. & Co., 317 JMontgomery
Harness and Saddlery
Hardware.
Armstrong Thomas, 619 Capp
Bernal Joseph, 441 Green
Pavls William, 410 Market
Hart & Brnndenstein, 417-419 Market
Herrera Francisco (bit and spur) 605
Greenwich
.Johnson J. C. A Co.. 12-14 Pine
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-
216 Battery
Schule Frederick A. fornaments) 622
Market
Stone L. D. <fe Co., 422 Battery
Hassoek 9Ianiifactnrers.
Abel H. C, 18 Oak Grove Av
Hats-Straw.
(-See Straw Goods.)
Hats and Caps.
(^Wholesale; see also Hatters.')
'•Abrahams & Bro. (cloth) isil Powell
Barney C. Wm. <fe Co., 602 Kearnv
*Berwin 1'. & Bro., 21-23 Batterv"
Boyseii * Co., 604 Merchant
Carroll & Tilton, 873 Jlarkct
»«• !M.i
36 Third
Collins F. T. * (',... 1223 I'olk
Collins* Co., 1018 Market
Davis Hros.,ll!i Kciirny. and 718 and
1234 Maiki'i
Erb Kuuinui0.221Slxlh
Fedilii'luiiTChiiiles S., 706 ICcarnv
FIsluM- A('(i.,!) Hlonluonierv
I'laviM M. .1. & t!o., i)2ii Maiket
•^•Fl.isiher W., 108 Battery
'■'Kriedlnnder. Koch & Co., 21-23 San-
some
"Garn William (caps) 519 Montgomery
Gruiiwaldt Th. <fe Co.. 30 Geary
Guttman John B.,235 Fourth
Herrmann C. & Co., 336 Kearny and
1212 Market, factory 3.35 Bush
Jansen «fe Thiele, llRsSlxth
Kaskel Adolph, 42;i Kearny
"Kline I,ouls<fc Co., 110 Bush
■^Kllne ifcCo.,26hattorv
McNnniarn William, 76.3 Mission
■■•■ MK['SSI)iiI!F*-ER J. C. & SON,
Sin Maikrf ni„l 223 Montgomery
'■•MKUS.SDOKFFER KONRAD, 15
Kearny and SW cor Kearny and
I'ine
'''MEUSSDORFFER MARTIN, NE
cor Montgomery and Bush, and
404 Kearny
Meussdorft'er & Hubner, 8 Kearnv
■>Me.ver 0. H. & Bros., 28 Sansome
Ratto Otto M., 424 Montgomerv Av
"KosenbergG. & Son (caps) 518 Market
Stack <fc Lacombe,639 Market
Stelner Theodore, 726 Market
''Triest <fe Co.. 116 Sansome
White Henry, 614 Commercial
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington
Zobel J. (caps) 216 Kearnv
Boysen <fc Co., 604 Merchant
Chapman <fe Moch, 136 Third
Collins F. T. & Co.. 1223 Polk
Collins & Co., 1018 Market
Fisher <fe Co., 9 Montgomerv
Fore J. A. T., 12.31 Mar et
Grtinwaldt Th. & Co., 30 Geary
Herrmann C. & Co., 336 Kearny and
1212 Maiket
I-e Johns William. 216 Fourth
Luudstroni K. & Co., 116 Third
I,nndstrom K. A.. 314 Sutter
McGann P. H.. 717 Mis.slon
McNamara William, 763 Mission
MEUSSDORFFER J. C. & SON, 810
Market and 223 Montcomerv
MEUSSDORFFER KONRAD, SW
cor Kearny and Pine and 15
Kenrnv
MECSSDORFFKR MARTIN, NR
cor Montgomerv and Bush, and
404 Kearny, factory 416 Market
Ratto Otto M., 424 Montgomery Av
Rey Leon L., 1125 Market
Steiner Theodore, 726 Market
Stack A Lacombe, fi3!i IMnrket
White Henrv, 614 Commercial
Whores .Joseph . 601 Wasiiiugton
Zobel Jacob. 216 Kearny
TH. GRiraWALDT & CO.
HAT FACTORY,
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL,
30 OEARV ST.,
Bet Kearny St. and Grant Av., S. F.
Hats of All Kinds Made to Order.
Hatters' Stock.
Chapman & Moch, 136 Third
Herrmann C. * Co., 336 Ivearny and
1212 Market
Kline & Co., 26 Batterv
MEUSSDORFFER J." C. & SON. 810
Market and 223 Montgomerv
MEUSSDORFFER KnNRAD, SW
cor Kearny and Pine and 15
Kearnv
MEUSSDdRFFER BIARTTN, NE
cor Montgomery and Bush, and
401 Kearny
Hay and tirain.
Adams &Stott,SE cor Gough and Fell'
Aigeltlnger E. A Co., 1753 Ellis
Aiken Henry M., 1052 Valencia
Anderson A Co., NW cor Sanchez aud
Twenty-sixth
Belli M. A Co., 11 Broadway
Berrlnger William, 852 Howard
Bliit her George, 320S Fillmore
RuUerdlerk Nicholas, 1634 Mission
Burtnett&Farrell,3:i5 Twenty-seventh
Caldwell J. M. & Co., cor Seveuteeutli
and Valencia
CHAPPELL BROS., 847 Mission
Chase W. W. & Co.. 1912 Market and
619 Fourth
Clark S. P. B., SW cor Nebraska and
San Bruno Road
Cronin & Cnrren. NE cor Capp and
Seventeenth
Cunningham J., 124 Twenty-fourth
Cox & Sons, 4:10 Fifth
Daly Lawrence, 319 Seventh
De Lay Brothers, 1539 Mission
Deutsch Joseph M., NW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Doane J. G., 1117 Golden Gate Av
Drummond R. S., 433 Valencia
l>ut.ton Henrv Jr., Pier 7 Rteuart
EARNEST J. T. & CO., 302
California
Ellis & Jliller. 2.5 Spear
FlanagaL & Maguire, NW cor Folsom
and Eighteenth
GosB Charles E., SW cor Seventeenth
and Mission
GRANT ALFRED N., 2»
Golden Gate Av
Hansen Peter, SE cor Trlni lad and
Railroad Av
Hogan Cornelius AV., 2637 Harrison
Joost M. <ft Brother, NE cor Gough
and Ash Av
Kayser Brothers, 1118 Pacific
Kelley Boron, 6,36 Nineteenth
Kelley, Hare & Co., Railroad Av bet
Manitoba and Servta
Kelley Peter, 422 Valencia
Knickerbocker C. E., 524 Mission
Knobloch J., cor Butte and Tennessee
Kruse J. Henrv. SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lauder Bros., .570 Brvant
J.anterwasser Christian, 1505 Folsoii!
Maguire M. & 0., 133 Hayes
Male G., SW cor Ninth and Braunan
McKenna & Purcell. 205 Drumm
McMullen & Son, 3.320 Gearv
Me.ver A. A Bro., SW cor (Teary aud
Broderick
Meyer Bros. & Co.. 2403 Bush
Moore Sylvester, 1757 Mission
Morrow George <fe Co.. 39 Clay
Morse George W., SE cor Ellis aud
Devisadero
Neunfeldt A. L.. NW cor Sutter and
Lyon
Nolte Carl R., 3004 Mission
Patterson J. 0. A., SW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Pausmann Henrv, 2421 Mason
PeralaA Demartini, 620 Broadway
Peters <fe Cowie, .591 Sixth
Petit Henry, cor Bush and Broderick
Phillipps <ft Freeman, 27 Capp
Podesta G. B. & Bro., 1217 Powell
Puckhaber John, SW cor Teneriffeand
Tonibigbee
Quelrolo G. & Co., 2.306 Mason
Quinn M. & J., 859 Harrison
Rilev Thomas D. <fc Co., 255 Fast 1
Rodgers John & Sons, 1606 Market j
Schmolilt H., cor Greenwich and MasoiB
Schulken Bros.. SW cor Bush an*
Taylor and NE cor Twenty-thir*
and Hampshire
Schulken Julius, NE cor McAllister and!
Laguna and 1616 Mission '
Schwegerle <fc Co., 549 Fourth
Scott <fc McCord. Pier 21 Steuart i
Smith Bros., 1331 Folsom
Smith Robert, 1606 Market
Somers <fcHealey,22 Steuart and 3090i
Mission
Sorensen William, 1013 McAllister
Stumpf John, NE cor Railroad Av
and Teneriffe
Thackeray George, SE cor Fair Oak»
and Twentv-second
Thonips(m H. (;. & Co , 725 Valencia
Thompson Nicholas, NE cor Twenty-
fourlh and Church
IMPEEIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
MARKET ST. 1
HEA
PRINTING AIID llftOWO
1353
jbclmnnn Henrv, 421 Hayes and SE
r Tranklln niid Haves
'.lolin,.'>ir> llal;:ht'
•11. 1. U.Thir.lSt. Wharf
ijiinii K^ne^t, H-17 Misslun
(t>ntiiiB niKl Ventilating.
XSH DAVID, :nt; Sutter
\ c. 1).. ifO New Moiituomcrv
■r .VScli»iokplfor(l,:ilO»'iiie
ANK \V. E.,505Keariiy
ferinetically Mealed Uooda.
n Salmon Packing; and Kur Co.,
Main
laska Salmon IMcklng Co., 10 Main
rctlc i'ackliiK Co., 1 .Mission
KMUnn Co.. 1<J Main
iir I'acklMK Co., 121 I allfornia
r1^tlll Mav Canning (>>.. SIS Kront
k I). I.. & Sonc, .'{0-32 Kreniont
,'. V.\to\t & Co.. 314 Washington
;OL.GMAN W1»I. T. Hi CO..
H cor iMarket and Main
!ohinibiis Packing (,'o.. 12:i California
uttlin: Fruit I'ackliiK' Co., 19 Main
JutthiK John T. Co., 2:i-2.i Calltornia
luttlntr I'ockinf,' ('o., I'J Main
)empster <fc Keys ( Ivistorii) 202 Market
Isher Packing Co., Wi Commercial
ontana & Co., 12:{ California
oetjen Nlcholao, E s Webster nr Mc-
Allister
Carluk I'ackln;: C')., 310 .Sansome
ilnt-'-Morso Cannlntr Co., NW cor
Broadwav and Sansome
iCITTL-E «& CO., 202 California
Galos l-'ruit Packing Co., 116 Cali-
fornia
k A. A Co., 411 Washington
aARSlI H. P. (agent Barnard
<fe BnedUt)577 Market
TV, ?"aull & Co. (nicaiB) 12.5-127 Cal
rldiid racking Co., •.tvi Battery
PARKER, WOOD & CO., 219
Front
sacnmicnto River I'acklne Co., 318
Front
.Ios6 Fruit Packing Co., James
W. Nelson agent, 4(» Battery
Schanimel Packing Co., 23 California
jpafford James M.. IIC Callforula
Wormser & (Jo., 107 Front
IlitleH.
Bailey Joseph C, 218 California
Beatty James (curen N s St. Thomas
bet Railroad Av and .Susiiiiehanna
BIssinger & Co., NE cor Sl.xth and
Townsend
Breslaui-r L. A Co., 40 Blu.xome
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay
Cah.u <t Co., 34 Clay
Christy & Wise, NE cor Fifth and
Town.send
Clavbnrgh A., 45 Clay
Clavburgh M. & Co., lOO Clay
Kolev F. 4 Co., 219 Driimm
Frank S. H. & Co., 406 Battery
Knlt-'l.ts W. K. & Co., em Front
Koshland Brothers, 414 .Sacramento
Kron A. K. <fe. Co., 407 Front
Kron & Eberhard,407 Front
Knllinan, .'Salz * Co., 106 Battery
Kullnian, Wagner &. Co., 106 Battery
McChesnev M. W A Son. 43 Clay
Nowmark J. P. A Co., 214 California
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 402
HOS
■lop*.
Bach Cliarle". r,v, s uraTii nt.,
Bauer J. (!. A (•„.,. ir.'s,i.r,.Minni,,
l.rnn.-.) T. A <•„.. :((rj raiii„rn;„
Herrniinn A C.,., ;ii:i .Srtcrniu.-iiio
Nels I'hll. A C., 41.-i S«, runi-nlo
'»y'"»<^"-' .;• ••• I-<<;«llforiila
Ulilman W. A Co.. iJu liaitcry
Home ('llpi*era.
Christian .Mlclm'l (' . in: Howard
Lluthlcum,, Sailor <t C, , iim i; ,i ■
(jute A V
McMauus William, lim Howard
llorae Collar Manornrlui
era.
(See cUxo HarnfM and SaditUry.)
Otsble William, .5m-.'>18 .Mission
Davis William, 410 Mark.-i
Hart <fc Brandenstelii,417 410 Mark, i
Johnson J.c;. A Co., K-M Pine
MAIN <b WI.NCHE.STER, j;
liattcrv
O'Kane John. 7(!0 Market
Home Power .nannrarlur-
em.
^TNA IROX WORKS, 1U9-
111 .^llsslon
Bodw.-ll H. H. &Son,2ll Mission
KRuiill K. W. A Id.,.',! Bealc
KIX A Flinil. 22.5 First
(^
I •
Tw*»ir4hlM
llnttf
3U
PL.ATSHEK Si HARRIS.
IJutterv
.Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 310 Clay
Sumner W. B. & Co., 415 Front
WasBcrraann K. & Co., 310 .Sansome
Homceopatblc rharmaeleN.
Boerlcke A .Schreck (successors to
Hocrlcke A Tafel) 2:i4 Sutter
Pacific Homu-opalhlc Pharmacy, SW
cor Geary and Grant Av
Hone.y.
MEADE GEORGE W. iSc CO.,
16-18 Druuim
Hoop NklrtH.
(.See also Dry fooUx; also Faney
FREUD & SOX, 744 Market
F. W. KROGH <b CO.,
Miinnfaiturors of
II. .rM. l'.,«.r., Tanks, I'nnips aii.l
all kinds oi I'nriiplng Machines .Ma.le
todrdi-r. S.-n.| l.,r ('al.il..Loii-.
|-a.l.,ry niid (HII..-
51 Benle Ml . Mnn i-'ranrlaeo.
HorMe Niioe naniirnrlurers.
CALIFORNTA HUtsK SHoK CU.,
202 Market
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.
(agonts) Ithode Island Horseshoe
Co., 4i:Ml.i Market
Horne .Mlioe Nail*.
Judson Manufacturing Co_ 8 Pine
CAMKOUNIA IluKSE SlUtE CO.,
202 Mark.t
IIorHe Nlioera.
(See also BUu-ksmtlhi.)
Adam.-: & Hard. 610 (irove
Harry James, 71 .FmsM.'
B.yle I). II.. IM <■.••.. I, nn
lir-'iiiinri I'"'" I' ■ 'i '.■•iirv
Hiir!is I'lii' I - '■ ^1 --Ion
(;iicdi <t l.af :i I.". -" ^'".l^
Cradock U lUiaiu. ^ ; . '. .irv
Crelia .saiiiuul it Son. I.VI.l .Mission
Creelv Jani'-s, i:i8 Naioiua
fjrowl-v Timothy J.. XK cor Merchant
ami Drumm
CunjuilMu-H I'. ASon.2!)13Bu»h
D.ilan William, 7 l,oul»n
Doran lames A Son., .W Beale
\)(,\ W Maurice it .Son, 6 Everett
Dovie Kodv,8»Fol.oin
Dovie Thomas, hi New Montgomery
ami 116 Washington
Duncan William. 22 Golden Gale A«r
Dunmore Fre.lerlck, 17 Glasgow
Ewlng John, I10:t Mission
Karrell Joseph F., 2i:«i n-l-Brrell
Ford Thomas I'.. lO."! First
(;ihllii I)anlel, in-.'l I'llie
r:,-t->-u ltol.ert.:»i'. I.liiden Av
CriKe.lohii, lios II..>>nr.l
(;r«nev Klw. .M,,7 -i "eorKe'i Alley
■lorseradlab.
(* Mimu/netaren.)
ALLEN W. It . (H M.rv.t
Austin* n..
ralif..ti' a I
"Cook A. II
"CcMiK II. V
French J. I'
"<;irvln J. V
j-n-ni
NCIIK.NCK W. T.
Market
TAY GEORGE H. it CO..
fill rtiH Hatler*
WOODIN 4i LinXB, 8W Mar
ket
mNt»A.-Ti K».» or
Oak Leatlier Hose aad Beltiag.
34 <« Frriiiont Ntrt>rt.
Hanlell
I Charles. San llruno Boad,
r^Pdher-^. :v Broadway
WOODIN A i.irri.K.
aov-SII Market Ml.
(iif.len «lxl Fire (|...^. I'oini' f f Tro
puri-.-e.. II '"• l'i|"« •nl ' ■••Mil".-*
HoM> Pipe* aa«l Conplln*.
AM -^ " '• '" ^'■"■'
|,\SK W K ,W\ Kranir
N( HK\( K W. T. T.
TAv'oKOROIC a. * CO..
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HDVERTISING AGENTST PALMER & Ml iMil &iiMie »^
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILIilONSL
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agent|i
HOT
1354
HYD
French, Sr Bryant, hot Kinii nn.l Sixth
Gorninn, N'no. Iict Kcmrtooiilh uud IJUl-
lov.Mtllro.'iH.-, Cnlltcirnlft
llnhiu'iiiaiiri.HI': l'nj,'f
liciiiohir thf t'lirec.f Incbrlntes, NE
cur Stoiktiin iinii Chostuiit
llonuiopathicW s VnU-ncUi,bet Tweu-
tv-sevcnlh nnil Twentv-eiKhlli
llospitul tor Children and Tralnlnp;
Srliool lor Nurses, Cahfornia bet
Flr^t Av an<l Mupic
MATERNITY RETREAT,
.Mrs. J{. F. Hardy pmptr, SK cor
("lay and Webster (see advt front
page)
Tacitic Dispensary For Women and
Children, lulfi Mission
Pacific Honiu'opathlc Dispensary, 73tI
Vallejo
San Francisco Female, 1065 Mission
San Francisco Lylng-ln Asylum, 913
Golden Gate Av
St. Luke's, \V 8 Valencia, nr Twenty-
seventh
St. Mary's, SW cor First and Bryant
Twentv-sixth Street (small-pox) De
Haro.betT wenty-flhh and Twenty-
si.xth
United States Marine, Presidio Reser-
vation nr Mountain T,ake
WHITWELLi'S HOSPITAIi
FOR MENTAL. AND
NERVOUS DISEASES,
4H8 Uryaut
AHLBOEN HOUSE
Ahlboru <Si Boeckmaiiii,
319-323 Grant Av
AMERICAN EXCHANSE
Montgomery Brotliers,
319-325 Saiisome
Ancon, J. Schlesselmanu, S)-ll Pacific
Arizona, Adolph Class'^n, U-13 Clay
Baldwin The, NE cor Mkt and Powell
Bav District, C. H. Hinchmau, D bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Belmont, Ed. Stoetzer, NE cor Fifth
and Brannan
BERESFORD, W. Chamberlin,
NW cor Bush and .StockloQ
BERKSHIEE THE
Mrs. Caroline Blitz, 711
Jones
Brooklyn, Charles S. Bush, 210 Bush
Cascius, Mrs. T. Keefe, NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Central Pacific, 346 Fourth
Chicago, E. W. Heimburg & Co., 220
Pacific
Cincinnati, Otto Quellmalz, 529 Va-
lencia
Colombo, Quillici Bros., 621 Broadway
Citv, John McGrath, 512 Howard
Commercial, .John McGovern man-
ager, cor Montgomery Av and Pac
Cosmopolitan, 102 Fifth
Crystal. William Ellis, NE cor Fourth
and Berry
Elite, Cyrus Ayer, 122 Taylor
Europe, Mrs. E. Urter, 814 Montgomery
E.xcelsior, Broder Arfsten. 608 Sixth
Fifth Avanue. .1. B. Bellegarde, NW
cor Railroad Av and tit. Thomas
Finland, Charles G. Ahlgren, 26 Folsom
Firht Street. Jacob Home, 64 First
Fulton The, SWcor Larkin and Fulton
Gailhard, Clharles Gallhard, 507 Pine
Garfield, James Crouin, NE cor Chest-
nut and Fillmore
Garibaldi, L. Paravagna, 222 Broadway
Gercke's, George Kneese, 922 Battery
German, Frederick C. Janssen, 18 First
Golden Eagle, Gallagher & Wilson,
N^V cor Broadwav and Mont
Golden Gate, M. W. Weber. i:i4 Fourth
Golden Gate, W. Merz, 1907 Haight
Grand, S. F. Thorn manaiier, SE cor
Market ami New Montgomery
Hackiueier's, A. Hackmeier. 123 Eddy
Harmonv, Hlntz & Buck, 735 Brannan
Helvetia, Steiner & Gamma. 431 Pine
HOTEL BELLA VISTA
1001 Pine
Hotel des Alps, Paul Blanc, 621 Pacific
Hotel (les Basses I'vrenees, Ohasse <fe
Cm ala. 614 Broadway
Hotel de France, H. Jloronu,f>l8 Cal
Hotel til Genova, Valuone A /eiro, 407
ho'tTlpleasahton
Mr!4. M. E. Penilleton,
NWcor Siittt^r anclJonea
Hotel Khein, .Marx Kuhl, y0:i Kearny
Hotel Rossmore, Mrs. H. Chamber-
lain, 306 Stockton
Hueitmaiin's, Mrs. Ann Huettmann,
1 Polk
Humboldt, Simon Schleweck, 231 Fif-
teenth
International, Thomas M. Edwards,
824 Kearny
Liberty, Joseph Michel, G29 Broadway
Lick House, Charles Claftey lessee, SW
cor Montgomery and Sutter
Lincoln, J. Peterson, 434 Filth
Lisbon House, Cvdoza & Baptlsta,315
Drumm
LONG WORTH THE, Mrs. E. S.
Allen, 510 Geary
Malson Riche.cor Geary and Grant Av
Melville, M. Hermann de Co.. 1104 Mar-
ket
Metropolitan, A. Miller, 512-518 Fourth
Montgomery's, Charles Montgomery,
227 and 247 Second
National, Robert Wieneke, 512 Bush
New Atlantic, C. Kock & Co., 207 Mont-
gomery Av
New Continental, Lyons & Rlordan,
547 Mission
New Franklin, Hugh Curran SE cor
Sansome and Pacific
New Guillaume Tell, Pelllson Bros.,
619 Pacific
New Hansa, Mrs. W. C. Hansen, 320
Drumm
New Mechanics', Engelbett Fink, 444
Brannan
New Prescott House, Louis Oettl, 604
Fourtfi
New Sacramento House, G. Johanson,
26 Sacramento
New Union, John Burke, 515 Howard
New Washington, J. Popert & Co.,
624 Fourth
New Wisconsin, Henry Evans, NE cor
Montgomery and Pacific
North Pacific. John C. Wendt, NE
cor Jackson and Drumm
Nucleus, MrS. H. Chamberlain, SE cor
Market and Third
Occidental, W. B. Hooper, manager,
E s Montgomery bet Bush and Sut
Oriel, Mrs. John Sandford, 1904 IMarket
Oriental. Mrs. Leonie Jung, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Palace, C. H. Livingston manager, SW
cor Market and New Montgomery
Park, A. H. Menne & C'-., 26 Turk
Park View, Charles Chadwick, E s
Seventeenth Av, bet I and J
Philadelphia House, Mrs. John Knack,
423 Bush
Portland James Carr, 54 Sacramento
Poirero, James Gntely, SW cor Louisi-
ana and Sierra
Prescott House, W. & A. Becker, 933
Kearny
Reldy's, John Reldy, Kentucky bet
Sierra and Nevada
RENTON THE, Mrs. A, W.
Truesdell proptr. 712 Sutter
Roma, Gaetano Beronio, 818 Sansome
Rossmore, Mrs. H. Chamberlain, 306
Stockton
Russ House, S. H. Seymour & Co., Ws
Montgomerv bet Pine and Bush
Sacramento, John Daneri, 409 Pacific
San Bruno, W s San Bruno bet Army
and Eve
San Gottardo, 511 Broadway
Santa Clara, 444 Brannan
Scandinavian, N. P. Lnndberg, 2=i Clay
Siegfried's, W. Reinecke, 228 Bush
Silver State House, SE cor Ellis and
Mason
South Park House, Chas. H. Hoge 530
Third
St. Lawrence, Mrs. Dora S. Wagner,
568 Mission
St. Nicholas, Keegan & Goodwin, 214
First
Stanford, Christ Lehrke, 618 Fourth
Stockton Street House, H. W. Weiss &
Co., 218 Stockton
Swiss, Spaeltl <fe Dlethelm, 627 Com-
mercial
Terminal, cor Stanvan and Haight
Thistle, R. M. McLean, W s Michigan
bet Shasta and Napa
Tlclno, G. (Jlaiiettoiil,.'>16 Pacific
Toscano, V. Davalle, 619 Broadway
Turk Street, Segelcke & (Jerken,22 Turk
Union, Adam Wagner, 'M Hayes
Union House, NK cor Bay and Larkin
Union, K. W. I'resho, Michigan bet
Napa and Shasta
Van Horn's, T. C. Van Horn, 435 Pine
Washington, Patrick Collins, NW cor
Mission and First
Western, John Higglns, 212 Broadway
Westminster, Mrs. M. E. Harron, Cll
Sutter
What Cheer House, E. P. Bucklln, .527
Sacramento
William Tell House, Frederick Gercke,
31.5-325 Bush
Winchester House, J. Pooly, 44 Third
Windsor The, James GiUerau, 905
Market
House Fnrnlsliing OoodH.
ARMKS & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
HUNTINGTON HOPKINS
CO.. Junction Market and Bush
TAY GEORGE H. «SS CO.,
611-«18 Battery
House Raisers and Movers.
Burt W. J., 2817 Mission
CHESTER HENRY, 1408 Mission
HarrlssD., 916 Geary
Hill James B., 1211 Folsom
McGowan C. 1141 Mission
Pence Jacob B., 1126 Mission
Stratton John S., 854 Harrison
SULLIVAN JOHN
318 Tiiirteentli, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
HENRY CHESTER,
(Successor to Hyde & Chester)
1408 Mission St.
Contractor tor imu anl loTlns
BUILDIN&S, LOCOMOTIYES, Etc.
Also Putting in and Taking Out
STEAM BOILERS.
J9S- Jack Screws to tet.
Honsesmitlis.
(See also Machinists.)
JUNG .TOHN Clio Main
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McKibben Thomas. 862 Folsom
RALSTON HENRY, 151 Beale
Sims & Morris, 123-125 Beale
MICHAEL BRADY,
Ho-u-s o s iM. X t la.
Md ^rcMtectural Iron WorKer.
BurElar and Fireproof Safes. Doors,
Shutters, House and Cemetery
•Rail ngs, etc.
Ko. 109 FIRST STREET.
a", o. a"XTPa"C3-,
Blacksmith and Shutter Maker.
Also, Sheet Iron Work of alldescrlp-
tion.s. Railings, Safes, Vaults. Tanks
for Sugar, Water, Soap, Etc. Chely's
Machine for Putting Corks in Bottles a
specialty.
no Main, bet. Mission and Howard.
Hydraulic Mactiinery.
^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Cumtnitig George * <>•., 18-20 Fell
DOW STEAM PUMP
WORU.S, 1 14-1 16 Beale
Fish Arthur L., 30 First
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Siow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Market St.
RPAD HftRASZTHY & C0.!was^n^t9nst IProprielon of tlir \]T'-.n iw^r-ji
HTD iSs r
3ARKATT W. T. & C(1.,cor Fremont
lilt Nat. ma
RISDO\' IROX AND LOCO-
MOTIV'E WORKS, SE cor
Huwara and Ikalo
M.ydrnulic >Iiiiii>i; XozzIeH.
^TXA IROX WORKS, 109-
111 Jlissiun
STEED & KINUWELL, 125 Flmt
Hydraulic Pipe.
{mlth Francis & Co., 130 Beale
Ice.
irctlc Ice Co.. Townsena bet Clar-
nce PI and Third
Joca Ice Co.. 18 Phelan Bldg
^lltVirnia and Nevada Ice Co.. 356 Te-
hama
iCnlck.-rbocker C. E., 5M MlBslon
losGatos Ice Co.. .554 Mission
eoplf's Ice Co., 507 California
Summit Ice Co., 18-20 I'helan Bldg
rnickec Ice Co., 202 Sansonie
UNI OX ICE CO.. 7a5 Fourth
Ice Cream Freezern.
K.rmes (Jenrge W., 11» California
IK.MK.S & DALLAM, 22S-232 Front
HON T A CUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Ice 9Iacliinery.
sBTNA IROX WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
IIlnminatinB Tiles.
fACKSON P. H. & C(i., 228-230 First
Immigration— AeentB of.
3riti-h Immigration Bureau, .SU Cal
3alif"rnia Ciilrmizatlon Co., 611 Cal
nternaiional Co. of Mexico, .328 Mont
nternational Immigrant Union of
Calilornia, 401 California
taliari-SwIss Agricultural Colony, 307
.^^aiisomp
de.xi-an Colonization Co. (limited) 506
Batterv-
)reg(in State Board Immigration, 506
Battery
'aclUr Coast Immigration Association,
622 Clay
Itreet C. H. & Co., 415 Montgomery
Cmportem and ConimisMion
Merchants.
(Sf.e iferchanls—Com,
In«lia Robber eoodn.
(.See Rubber Goods.)
Inlialers.
Vil.-on Edward M., 229 Kearny
Ilk Slanufacturerft and
AsentH.
lAXCROPT CO. THE, 721
linker
JORETY JOSEPH H.
c agent Johnson's printing; .52:1
Commercial
'ocirtc Ink Factory (Schwabacher &
Salts) 617-621 Brannan
aliiter & (V). (printers) .'510 Clay
AI..MER <Sl£ REY (printers)
•Id.'i Sansome
ich vval)acher & Salts, 617-621 Brannan
hattiKk K. J. <fc Co. (printers) 620
<lounnercial
?ATrM A UdWEN (printers) 34-36
Fruniont and 423 Clay
Cruworthy F. M., stencil works, 318
Front
Instrnmen ts.
{Bee Respective Ilentts.)
InNnlators for Telesrraph
and Klectric IiiKlitx.
ALIhnKNIA ELECTKIC GA.S-
LrOHTING CO., :« Market
lALIFuKNlA ELECTKIC I'OWER
'0., 35 .Market
« nl(Ks,.<5 Market
ELK( TItlC.XL CnN.STntXTlM
AND MAIXTKXASCK CO.'
Market
ELKCTRICALSUPPLYCO.
linpoririB and mmnita. turen.,
Bush
KL.i:iX JOHN M. * CO.
glBRs. Inrgi". p.,nv. i>.,rrel»in kti
pins and brai kels.TJ) M'.iil -..n.
I'An.FIC ELKCTKn DEI'.kitin
WOKKS, 3,', MarK-t
ELECTRICftL WORKS,
35 Market Strt-cl.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
InMurance .4diuiitera.
(.SVe AiUw^lert.)
Innnrance .4Kent>i.
Adams Brothers, 420 Cnllloriila
Agard .1. .1., 313('nli|.)rnla
Agnew Thomas. 218>aMs„ni.-
Ahniriada .h<-6 M.. tuiT .M..ntL.-.ni.Tv
ALBORA & TURRE
301 niontgomery Av,
room 14
Allen liichard K.,.32-2 Montgomery
Ames Hiirace T., 31.i California
.\shton Charles, 411 Montgomerv
Ashti>n (ieorge 1'.. 416 Califortda'
Bacon Joseph S.,218 Calliornla
Badlam Alexander & Co.. 322 .Mont
Baldwin Alexander \V., 4U."> California
Balfour, Guthrie i Co., 316 Calllorula
Balzer Ily. & Co.. 20!) Sansome
Banni David A., 422 California
Bi Idi n & Cofran, 3I3Callfiini'a
Bellersheim George J., 421 California
Bennel Thomas, 418 California
Bertheau (Jesar, 20»San.sonie
Berton George A., 313 ,Montg(unery
Biackman Henrv, 401 CallforniM
B lAUDMAN GEOHGE C, 514 Cali-
fornia
Bockius C. G., 428 California
Bokee David M., 313 I '/dlfcimla
Bond Charles A., .32:! Caiifr.rnia
Bowman George F., 44" Odllomla
Bovd C<dln M.,441('alitMrnla
Brisac Belmore F., 422 <"ullf'>nila
Bromwell Louis L., 3IS Calif >rnla
Brookings C. C., 21!) San-.,nie
Brown Chari.s F., 37 .Merchants' E.\-
Exchanse
BROWN, CUAI(5 * CO.,. 110 California
Bunk, r Charles F., .'•)!4 I'lillfornia
Buselli .Jnines 1!., :i23 ('alll'.nila
Butler &Hal<lan, 413 Callic.rnia
Ciidninn .hdiii (i.,204 M..ntKomery
) ailinLliani W. J., 420 California
rarlt .11 I 'harleiC. 514 California
( AIMKNTEK EDWIN \\.,410Call-
Carpiiii' r F. I'. Mrs.. 141 Cnllfornia
Cait.>n. I!.ii.t Co., 40i;rnlif.irna
Cliaini.Ts William 1... 12 l Cal f'TUla
CHAI'M.\N WILFHID B., r23 Cali-
fornia
ChevassiiH Kdoiiard, 20.'. .lannome
Church Thomas K.,2-J0 Sannonie
Conrad * Maxw.||.421 California
(!osta .lose, 400 Montgoniery
Cottrell E. .M.,2IH Sansome
Craig llni-ii, 312 California
Crooks Jackson G., 420 MonlKomfry
DovlsJ. B. F. A. *.n. 610 California
Davis Winlli'ld S..5in Cdiforn'a
DKASY JEBKMIaH. h7'. Market
Decker Henry r.. S-'O Mnrk.-l
De Frenierv .lainc-, UO llaMerr
DfCKSnN KollKliT.tlU'iillfornIs
DIv.T Bnvinond .\.. im California
lionaldMin.t Co.. :il;i California
Doniiill \ C A (..., 31s Cnllfornia
Dnnphv Wlll'lani II., MOi Market
DnlNIN GEi)Ui;K «>.. 215 San.nm*
DI TlnN WILLIAM -.1.. 401 Call-
tornia
Ja.
J«. . •
Jeni:
Jei,..
JO.NKN .1 \ ■>l I ». I.
Kellv Kranw ^
KInneC. >1 ,
Lnndt-ri. .(■'1
Lnnd-rs I", •■
Land, r- W
L«n.- Mnrl .'.
LAT<'N III
Lew If ■■•
Lo"i.i. I,
lTnI' II! ■ ■ «
L.II7 \^ .
MACDi'NM.Ii W II I I \M. itl C.1'.
fortila
Marnilllmi Willi. M . f.'2 •"•lifomia
Maon.liav A - •■ r\ IT M.rV.«
Mi.i:l!l \r'I ■ • -■
Mo-! ■ I; '
Mbl': • *
Mnirn- A 1
Mni,' ■ ■■' . -
Mar. I... • l;
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Ma-..,, \\
MatOi. "- ^^
MaM-r<nn.n.l Iv. ■■! -
M«ni»nl Diitiion !>.. ••II " aiiiTtila
McAKEK BROTMKBM. 10
M.'i ■
Mil.
Mil
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Miin- ;i
Miillin* I
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO.
CHAMPAGNE
van •axIjV. KY Al.fi FltK«T-f;i-.AS»
GROOERS, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS.
1356
INS
II., lis MniitKDinory
:f:i '
(•111
iSt.
(■liiimll)S24CnI
l,..uls) H2J-324 Cal-
SpmiMiiiL- .l.'nMiio,4-.;s inlllnnilii
Sn.iiciT (!. orne W., MR Cnllfornia
SpfviM- W alior, SM I'allfoniln
Siu'vir * llerold, 41.'> (^allfom'ii
Stovi'iK .Iiinies W.. 3 Ncvn.la Block
pti'vcns John II., 315 California
Stlllnian AllVe.t, :«y7 Sansnme
Straiton C melius A.. 315 California
<;irl<klan.l Svlvostor. TO'l California
'^wrtlii * Miinln(k,'21.')SanKonie
SY/. H\I!1!V \V.. 11(1 California
Taylor Cluirles 15., S-i Montgomery
Tnvlor(\ L.,42.S California
TUannhnn...er & Co., 311 California
Thomas William P., 301 California
Thornber G. R., 420 Montgomery
Vo-ol A. B.. 405 California
Wad.' William M.. 310 Konrny
Waller Leop.^ld P. K..240 Montgomery
Wstr Rolla v., 317 California
WEGENER F. O., 404 Mont-
conii'rv
Whitine James W., 221 Sansome
WILT,I.\MS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market , .
WInton Nelson W., 514 California
Wolf Abraham, 444 California
Wondhnms Oscar, 313X!allt'ornia
"WOODS E. L., 219 Sansome
Insurance Brofcers.
(See Brokers.)
Insurance Companies.
^iiTNA, G. C. Boardman agent, 514
Cltv of I-omlon Klro (London) W. J.
CalllMKlmin & Co., 420 ('al tornia
Clinton, .laiobs & Kaston, 423 Oullfor-
COMM KKCIAL (of Calllbrnla) 439 Cal-
ifornia . . T „
(lomniorilul Union Assurance of Lon-
don (!. K. Mulllns, 301 rallfornla
Concordia (MUwauKee) Jacobs & Eos-
ton. 423 CHlit'orula
CONNFX'TICUT KIRE (Hartford)
Robert Dixon, 441 California
Connecticut Mutual Lite, James L.
Fogg, 315 California
Contlnon al(New York) 322 California
DKUTSOIIKR LI-OYD MA KINK OF
BERLIN, Harry W. Syz, 410 Cal-
DUSSELDORFER MARINE IN-
SURANCE CO. (DusseldorO Harry
W. Svz, 410 California
Economic Flic Otlice, Gutte & Frank:,
503 California „ , ,
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
North & Snow, 405 Montgomery
EQUITABLE BKNEFIT ASSOCIA-
TION, 6 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Farragut (New York) Conrad & Max-
well, 421 California ^ _^ ^^^
FIPKLITY AND CASUALTY IN-
SURANCE CO. (of New Y ork) Jas.
R. Garniss, 219 Sansome
Fire Association of Philadelphia, C. A.
Loton, 439 California
Fire Insurance Association (of Lon-
don) 423 California
FIREMANS FUND, SW cor Califor-
nia and Sansome
Firemen's (Baltimore) 324 California
Firemen's (Newark.N. J.)324 Cal fornia
FRANCO- HUNGARIAN INSUR-
ANCE CO. (of Budapest) Gutte &
Frank. 303 California
JElr\a Life, John H. Stevens, 315 Cal
Agricultural Fire, 322 California
Alliance Marine (of London ) Parrott &
Co. agents. 30R California
Amazon (Cincinnati, O.) Rolla v.
Watt, 317 California „„
American Central (Fire) Rolla V.
Watt, 317 Californa
American Eagle Association (life) 123
AMERICAN FIRE (Philadelphia)
Brown, Craig & Co , 510 California
American Fire (of New York) Buttler
&Halden, 413 California
\merican (Newark, N. J.) Baltoiir,
Guthrie & Co., 316 California
American Steam Boiler, H. W. Sever-
ance. 21* C:ilifornia
AMERICAN STEAM BOILER (New
York) Conrad & Maxwell, 421 Call-
AMERl'cAN SURETY (of New York)
H. E. Osborn, 429 California
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE
OlRPORATION, 410 Pine
ATLAS \SSURANCE CO. (of London)
H. M. Newhall & Co., 30t Sansome
BAIi'lISE (Marine) Harry W. Syz, 410
bankers'* and MERCHANTS
MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION,
322 Slontgomery
Boston Board of Underwriters, Jos. b.
Bacon, 218 California
Boston Marine, J. N. Knowles, 28 Cal
Boston Underwriters (Fire) Edward E.
Potter, 428 California
BOYLSTON (Biston) H. M. Newhall
& Co.. 309 Sansome
British America Assurance (Toronto)
Okell & WooUev, 411 California
British and Foreign Marine (limited)
Balfour, Guthrie * Co., 316 Cal
Brooklyn Li^e, A. J Bryant, 218 San
Caledonia (Fire, of Edinburgh) 316 Cal
California, L. L. Bromwell, president,
CAlI'fStT^TITLE INSURANCE
\ND TRUST CO.. 20f> Sansome
Canton Insurance (of Hong Kong)
Parrott & Co.. 306 California
CHINA TRADERS' ^Mar.ne) AVil
liams, Dlmond & Co., 202 Market
Franklin (Philadelphia) Ed. E. Potter,
428 California
German-American (New York) Tom
C. Grant, 213 Sansome
German Fire (Pittsburgh, Pa.) Jacobs
& Easton, 423 California
German Insurance Co. (Illinois) Jacobs
& Easton, 423 California
German Insurance Co. (Pittsburgh,
Pa.) .322 California
GERMANIA FIRE (N. Y.) Gutte &
Frank, .303 California
Germania Life. Julius Jacobs, 423 Cal
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke & Co., 319
California
Girard Fire of Philadelphia, 322 Cal
Glens Falls (N. Y.) Jacobs & Easton.
423 California
Globe Marine (London) Wm.T.Coleman
& Co., SE cor Market and Main
Guaranty Mutual Acclilent Assn 'New
York) Charles M. Oakley, 314 Mont
Guardian Assurance Co. of London,
William J. Landers, 401 Cal
Hamburg-Bremen (Fire) Speyer& Her-
old, 415 California
HAMBURG -MAGDEBURG FIRE,
Gutte <fe Frank, 303 California
Hanover Fire (New York) 209 Sansome
Hartford Fire, Belden & Cofran, 313
California
Hartford Life and Annuity, T. Ells-
worth, 618 Market
Hartford Steam Boiler and Inspection
Co.. 322 California
HELVETIA MARINE. Harry W. Syz,
410 California „ „
HELVETIA SWISS FIRE, Harry W.
Svz, 410 California
Home Accident Association, 204 Mont
HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
(Life) 204 Montgomery
Home Fire (New York) A. E. MaglU,
221 Sansome ,, _
Home Life (New York) W. H. Dun-
phv. 809 Market
Home Mutual, 216 Sansome
Howard (New York) Jacobs & Easton.
423 California
IMPERIAL FIRE (London) George
D. Dornin, manager, 215 Sansome
Insurance Co. of Dakota, Jacobs &
Easton, 423 California
Insurance Co. of North America,
Thomas A. Mitchell, 313 California
insuran(;k cii. of the state
(tF PICNNSYLVANIA, Brown,
(!ralg & Co., 510 California
Internutlonol Marine (Livcriiool) Don-
aMson & Co., 319 Califiirnia
La Fonciere Marine (Porls) 322 Cal
L\N(:!ASIIIRE fire (Manchester)
Edwin W. Carpenter, 410 California
Liberty Insurance Co. (New Y'ork)
Rolla V. Watt, 317 California
LION FIRE (London) George D. Dor-
nin manager. 215 Sansome
Liverpool and London and Globe,
Charles D. Haven, 422 California
L I V E R POOL UN DERWR I TERS
ASSOCIATION, Catton, Bell &
Co., 406 California
LLOYfvS PLATE GLASS INSUR-
ANCE CO.. Rolla V. Wott, 317 Cal-
ifornia ,, „
Lon<lan and Lancashire Fire, Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., 316 California
LONDON AND PROVINCIAL FIRE
(London) Harry W. Syz. 410 Cal-
London and Provincial Marine, 3'22 Col
LONDON ASSURANCE CtJRPORA-
TION, Robert Dickson monager,
441 Califoirnia
London Assurance Corporation (Ma-
rine, of London) Parrott & Co.,
306 (California , „ , ,,
MAGDEBURG FIRE (of Magdeburg)
Gutte & Frank, 303 California
MAGDEBURG GENERAL (Marine)
Gutte & Frank, 303 Calitornia
Manchester Fire Assurance Co., Bal-
four, Guth'le & Co., 316 California
Manhattan Life, John Landers, 240
Montgomery
MANHEIM INSURANCE CO. (lim-
ited of Mannheim) Geo. Marcus &
Co., 232 California
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine (Bos-
ton) 317 California
Marine (London) G. W. McNear, 306 Cal
Maritime ( Liverpool) E. L. Woods,
219 Sansome
ffiassacMsetlsBenellt Lite
ASSOCIATION OP BOS-
TON, J. G. Jonesgrf^neral
managrer Pacific Coast,
Flood Bldg, 809 Market
Merchants' (New York) Jacobs &
Easton, 423 California
Merchants' (Newark, N. J.) Jacobs &
Easton) 423 California
Merchants' Mutual, Gutte & Frank,
303 California „ ,.^ .
Metropolitan Plate Glass, 322 California
Michiu'an Fire and Marine (Detroit)
423 California , ^ ,
Mutual Benefit Life (Newark) .lames
Munsell Jr., 415 Montsroniery
MUTUAL LIFE .New Y'ork) A. B.
Forbes, 401 California
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Assn (New
York) 314 Montgomery
NATIONAL ASSURANCE CO (Ire-
land) H. M. Newhall & Co., 309 San-
National Fire Insurance Co.fHartford)
Manheim.StaplBS&Co.217Sansome
National Life (Vermont) James J.
Searle, 406 California
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. (New
York) W. J. Dutton, 401 California
NATIONAL MARINE INSURANCJE
ASSN"(London) Gutte <fc Frank, 303
NEw'eNGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
- Henry K. Field, 324 Mont-
comerv
New. Hatnpshire Fire (Manchester)
Charles A. Laton. 439 California
NEW SWISS LLOYD (Marine) Harry
W. Svz. 410 California
New York B >ani Marine Underwrit-
ers. O. Eldrldge, 303 California
New York Life, A. G. Hawes, 2'20 San
New York Underwriters' Agency,
Cesar Bertheau, 209 Sansome
NEW ZEALAND (Fire and Marine)
Hugh Craig, 312 California
Niagara Fire (New York) Speyer &
Herold, 415 Calitornia ,^, ^
North British and Mercantile (lire)
Tom C. Grant, 213 Sansome
North British and Mercantile (London
and Edinburgh) Jacobs & Easton,
423 California
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managelj
WM. SEXTON, AKt. Uinagej[|J
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
( aiARKt.T ST. } BOOK
iiri: i.i: M.iN«i
AND STATIONERY ESIABllSHME^t
INS
1357
Ti:()
NORTH CHINA
Marondrjiy «& CO.. SE
cor First and Itlarket
N'orlh Geniiaii Kl e(Hauiburg) WalUT
Slii'> or. ;fi5 California
NOKTJIKRN ASSURANCE, Robert
Dkk.son manager, 441 California
.Northwestern Mntual Life, Clareuce
M. Sinhh.sns Kcarnv
NORWICH UNION, E. W. Carpen-
ter. 410 California
Oakland Home f Fire) Conrad & Max-
well, 421 California
Occideoial Self- Endowment Assn. 28
Phelan Bids
OreKonfh ire and marine) 324 California
ORIENT INSURANCE C •. (Hnrt-
ford)neori.'e P. Pornln,2l5Sansonie
■Pacitic Fire (New Yorkj RpUa V. Watt,
317 California
'Pacific Instirance Union, Alfred Stlll-
nian,:<07SonKonie
Taciiic Alutiial Life. 418 California
rACIFIC SURETY CO., 328
Montt-'omerv
"Penn Mntna! Life, .326 Kearnv
PENNSYLVANIA KIKE fPhlla-
deiphia) Brown, Cralfe <fe Co.. 510
California
People'.^ Fire,!Okell & Woolley, 411 Cal-
ifornia
PHENIX FIRE (Brooklyn) Brown,
Cralc 4 Co., 510 California
Phlla(leli)hla Board of Underwriters,
Joseph S. Bacon, 218 California
Phanix .\ssnrnnce Co. (London) But-
ler <fe Hal'lan, 413 California
Phtt-nlx Fire (Hartford, Conn.) A. E.
Magill, 221 Saiisome
Providence Washington (Proridence,
R.I.) Manhelm, Staples <feCo.,217
Sansome
Prufsian National Insurance Co. (Stet-
tin) Hlrschfeld & .lacobv, 323 Cal
QUEEN FIliE (Liverpool) Robert
HirRson manaser, 441 California
lEELIANCE MARINE, Heury Lund
& Co.. 214 California
I ROYAL (Liverpool) E. W. Carpenter,
410 California
■SCOTTISH UNION AND NATION-
AL (Edinburgh) Manhelm, Staples
& Co.. 217 Sansome
Sea (Liverpool) Mever, Wilson & Co.,
210Bnlterv
' SECURITY (New Haven, Conn.)
Maillinr<l & Plck*on.405 California
South British and National Fire and
Marine (New Zealand) J. D. Mac-
pherson, 213 Sansome
( Southern California fLos Angeles) J. R.
Hillman,40.i California
1 Southern Insurance Co. (of New Or-
leans) Joseph C. Jennings & Co.,
317 California
Springfield Fire and Marine, Jacobs &
Easton, 423 California
St. Paul Fire and Marine, :f22 California
Standard Marine (Liveriwol) J. B. F.
favis &Snn.42n Ca'ifornia
; STATE INVFSTMKNT AND IN-
SURANCE. 218 Sansome
STRAITS FIRE fof Singapore) Geo.
Marcus * Co., 232 California
STRAITS MARINE (of Sineapore>
Geo. Marrns ACo.,2.32 California
SUN, C. L. Taylor president, Ed. E.
Potter, secretary, 428 California
Sun Fire Office (of London) Ilagan &
Rothrhlld, 322 California
Sun Mutual (New Orieans) 317 Cal
Svea (of Gothenburg) Muecke <fc Co.,
319 California
SWISS MARINE CO.'S (combined)
! Harrv W. Svz, 410 California
SWITZERLAND MARINE oK ZT^-
RICH, Harrv W. Svz. 410 California
Teutonia (of New Orieans) 322 Cal
Thames and Mersev Marine (Liver-
pool) W. Greer Harrison, .m5 Cal
Traders (Chicago) Conrad & Maxwell,
421 California
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE(nambnrg)
Geo. Marcus ACo., 232 California
Transatlantic Marino (limited, of Ber-
lin) Thannhauser A <'o., 311 Cnl
Travelers (Life and Accident) Walter
W. Haskell, 242 Montgomery
UNION. 41fi California
Union Ontial Lfe (Cincinnati) James
McKlnley, 127 Montgomery
Union Fire and .Marine ( N.w 7..«|„n.|) I
,. I"'>'>';l'-l«r...ii«rii.:ii.sc,iii„r„i„ I
lnlon(Hr.-).,f I'hUad.lpl.ia, J«o,l.. *
I'jiKlon.42:U'nlirorn'a
Union Insuraiiie Soclctv (of C«iil
Page Bros.. W2 C*llf..rnl«
I nion Marinr(LlviTpool)E. L. Wc.
219 Sansome
Union Mulmd Life, Ro-lnev H. Mar-
chani manager, :tin .Montgunierv
tnltid Fire Ke-ln»nranre.:C4 Cnl '
United Life and Aicdent, iicotme B.
Sander.«on, 312 Pine
United .Slates Fire (New Tork) Butler
A H«l.lan,4l3Calfoml»
Unlicil Sratcs Life, Ur. L. Re.lniond,
2:f.') Kenniv
DIIITED STATES MUTUAL
A<(IDK.\T ASSOIIV
TIOX (Xew York) J.tm.a
G. Joiiet>, 809 Markvt
UNIVEIt.SAL (Marine) .,f London.
Willrid B. Chapumn, 123 ('«mi.rnl»
WASHINGTON (Fire and Marine) of
B(.ston, George D. Dornin, 218
Sansome
Washington Life (New York) John H.
Gray, 411 ('ailfornla
Westchester Fire of New York, A. C.
Ponnell A Co., general agents, 318
California
stern .\ssu ,
ter<S:IIaldan.413Cal
Wllllamslnirg Fire, Ed. E. Potter, 428
California
Workmen's Guarantee Fund .\Bsocla-
tlon,4l St. .Xnn's nnllillng
Yaugtsze Insnrance Assn.
Maconrtray «& Co., SE
cor First and Market
Conipanlea—
Home.
ANGLO-NEVA PA A S S C K A N C E
CoRl>oRATI0N,4in Pine
BANKKKS ANP MEKIH.^NTS
MUTUAL LIKE AS.soClATIoN
OF THE UNITED .STATES, .322
Montgomery
California. T.o'.is L. Bmniwell. .318Cal
CALIFORNIA TITLE IN-
SURANCE AND TRUST
CO., real estate titles guaran
teed, 206 Sansome (Sec advt paj;e
California Underwriters Association,
.307 Sansome
COMMEI{(;iAL (of California) 43!>
Cniitom'a
FIREMANS FUND, SW cor
California and Siinsonie
Home Acclilent A«M.cl«tion, 2(M Mont
HOME BENEFIT AS.SoCIATION
(LII"")2fM MoiitL-oni'TV
Jloiiie iMin mil. 211! Sansome
OtilslniKl 11-111 K'r.-(Oal<landl42lCal
l>H.iil( MiitiiMl l,lfe,418Cullfornla
PACIKir SIIMOtV CO.. 328 Mont-
Sout'hTrn California, J. R. nillman.405
.STA^'lN VESTMENT AND IN-
SURANCE, 218-220SttnKonie
SUN, C. L. Tavl.ir pr-sident. Ed. E.
I'otter se< r -tarv. 428 California
UNION, 416 California
Int«'lllKenre Ofllc**.
(fief. Emj'lof/inrnt Cjntri.)
Interpr«"»«T«i of t.»ii»u««e».
Bccwy Joseph A.. 6111 Kearny
Berna Frederick. 72 Monigomerr lllk
DC Clalnn..nt II. (En^H'h. Krrnch.
Allen Charlr. K.. 13) lk-a|« i
t'allfiirnia Iron and Mmmi On., M I
Iron •■< »tr«l.
(Sff <i(jo Mrlal*.'
AnKlo-l'armc Str..i r.. . M N»-t».i« B..
AUSTIN «i PHKLPH, y» i--;
Mil-ion
BURNSTINK HK.VRY. »•
and403S|Kar
Callf..nil» Ip.n atel Steel r.,.,v>% Ca:
Cnllnb/in I'linrle.. r> l.m r<-<«"ni
CAROL.\N«iCO., lOi 113 Call
f..rnia
(^.lt Crtmth.t <•.■.. -5) (••ltf..ri,«i
DOIILK ABNKK. It Kr.
DUXHAM. tAHKlOW .v
IIAYDKX ro., IT 1
HUNTI\(.i<>\ iKiPKIXM
I.aa.s\\
.lii.l-un Mil' l:.-
LINFOItTII .1 \ VI - I ' >i nt
MONTAGUE W. W. A Co.. Vt M'
Market
TA\ ..M.i(..i: H. « C<1..
ii.ri
Tn- 1 v.-
VAX WIN km; I. H. A( CO..
4I-. M.rV.I
VARXEY T. II. II.. «J «« Trt.
Durand Adr
Hahbach II ■
I Knii.Cn
Clay
.V.M K.nrnv
fi*\ M.Trliant
','„|,','„'l'i".,nri».CUTn«II
I s, .V»7 Montgomery
..-dX'nllfornia
,„., oldC'itv Hall
Kiirgo * Co.
, ..('MMri.l'llv Hall
ij.-, Mon'coinerv
1.-, W , StU M"nt
li(l,lneM')12i:tM«.-n
JAMES LINFORTU.
Sole Agent f..r
Sjbry. Searl* k Co« She""'' « -
Ing and other Streli. °'^'
Cat! Sleel Wedge* and S r y^
120 FRONT STREET.
W. W MOHTAOUE * CO,
lMr>'«Tr.ii« or
Oalvanlitd and Common
All Mir-. »o.1 NvimS.r.
309. 311. 313. 315 A 317 MMk«( %X.
o
c
a
o
0.
lARGE'^T TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY :.•;
PHENIX INSURANCE CO.
OF BROOKLYN. ««°«'^' ^«*'5^ro«ahKMat.r
IRO
1358
JEW
Iron IXtoi'N. NliiiltorH. vU>.
(Ser (ilsi) .Varliiiiist.i.)
BAY CITY IRON WORKS
I>lisslon iiufl 10:I-1U7 Fi«-
IllOIlt
IlnU-Siii.' Hiul L()clcCo.,2HCallforula
.lI'Ni; .1. ('., no Main
Nnlilii- Calvin it Son, 227 Mnin
.lACKSiiN I'. II. &Oi).,:28-2:«) First
1'A(;k aitomatic kikk shut-
Ti:ii (M. i>F('AL.,218 California
Jinl.xton llcMiry, 151 Beale
SIMS & MORKIS, 123-125 Beale
Iron Foncea.
(See also Iron Railini/s.)
Pnnbar Allen J., 220 Fremont
Kittreiige A. G., 220 Fremont
Kalston Henry, 151 Beale
Iron Foundries.
-(ETjVA iron works, 109-
111 Mission
Alvarailo, office 614-618 Battery
American Machine and Model WorkR,
I. A. Heald, 111-113 First
Architectural Iron Works, O'Connell &
Lewis, 2;t0 Steuart
Atlas, Joseph B. .Tardine, 213 Mission
Axford William, Hiirrlson, bet Seven-
teenth and Kighteeuth
Bardez Frank, 209 Main
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
Bici'l.iw & Little, 3S3 Mission and
103-107 Fremont
California Machine Works, 119 Beale
City, Joshua Hendy Machine Works,
NE cor Valiejo and Sansome
Columbia, Reese Llewellvn, 133-135
Beale
Empire.Savape.Son & Co.,135 Fremont
Enterprise, H. Schrader & Co.. HO
Fiilsoni
Eureka, Thompson Bros., 129 Beale
Fulton, Hinckley, Spiers cfc Haves, 213
Fremont
Gnrcin L. P. & Son, 204 Howard
GARRATT W. T. & CO., cor Fremont
and Xatnnia
GOLDEN STATE AND
MINERS' (incoporated) 237
First
Industrial, McCormitk Brothers, 233
Beiile
JACKSON BYRON, 625 Sixth
JACKSON, John G. Us, 8U
K'^arnv
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
1VOKKS, 39-51 Fremont
Mam St. Iron Works, William Deacon,
131-135 Main
JMarine Iron Works, A. Muir. 1015
Batterv
MECHANICS, Nolte & Walsh, 213-219
First
Rlsdnii Iron and Locnmoilve Works,
SKo.r li.'Hlo and llownnl
Snv,i ■i^.SoM & Cn.( KiMpinMl3r> Fremont
SI.1IS it MOKRI S, 123-125 Beale
SuiMll IsMM.' ll.,;-.-| Mraniiai.
STKKiKU tt KERR, 137 First
Union Ip.n Works, NE cor Mission
and First
Iron Pl|>e.
(See Oas Pipe, Water Pipe, etc.)
Iron Pipe and Fi(ting;M.
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fremont and Natoma
Iron RaiIinjg:M.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
BIgelow & Little, 323 Mission, and
103-105 Fremont
JUNG J. C, 110 Main
KIttredge A. G., 18-24 Fremont
RALSTON HBNRY, 151 Beale
SIMS (!k MORRIS, 123-125 Beale
J. H..2:, Alurphy Bldg
na S. T., 1015 Market
Ir<
Truss RooTs.
BAY CITY IROK WORKS
Bijjelow <Si Little, 3^3
Mission and 103.1 07 Fre-
mont
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
•72 California
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO. , 42 Market
SIMS «fc 3IORRIS, 123-125 Beale
Irrigatingr Machinery.
.^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
IiTi statins,' Pipe.
CV 106 MARKET ST. yo
GLADDING;MGBEiNi&Ca
1358 8c 1360 MARKET ST:
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
TRACY BRD'S&Ca.
4zn :
Olcov!
Tagga
Take}
JapannerH.
LEE JOHN & CO.. 34 Main
Short Rosamia Mrs., 210 Fremont
TAY GKORGt^J H. <& CO.,
614-618 Battery
Jen-elerH— Importers.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomerv
Barrett <fe Sherwood, 140 Montgomery
Braverman Louis & Co., 119 Mont
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
DInkelsplel S. B. & Co., 120 Sutter
nirking Fritz, 13 Phelan Bldg
Greenberg Samuel H., 206 Kearny
Greenzweig George & Co.. fl Sutter
Haskell & Muegge. 206 Kearny
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Judis Alphonse, 112 Sutter
Leyieon Brothers. i:!4 Sutter
Lewis H. ]M., 655 Clav
LCTNDY THOMAS. 7-9 Third
Newman & Samuel, 17 Battery
PHELPS & iltLLER, 120 Sutter
Rothscldld & Hadenfeldt, 9 Hardle PI
SHREVE GEO. C. & Co., 106-110
Montgomerv
SIMONS PETER B. & SON,
220 Sutter
Stern J. W. & Co., 335 Bush
STOTT ALFRED W., 3 Mont-
gomerv
Straus A., 207 Montgomery
Tuckey Alfred, 205 Montgomery
Van Vliet L., 103 Grant Av
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Weyl Jonas, 126 Kearny
Wunsch M. & Co., Ill Sutter
a. C. SHREVE. A. J. LEWIS. GEO. BONNY,
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Watches and Silverware,
108-108-110 Montgomery St.
Irrigrating: Pumps.
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
Front and Natoma
In
M2CHANICS' FOUNDRY
NOLTE & WALSH, Proptrs.
213 to 219 First St., next to Shot Tower.
Every description of Castings made
at short notice. Specialties: Dumb Bells
Dumli Weights, Sash Weights, Shoes
and Dies, Lead Weights and Washers
Telephone 105.5.
METROPOLITAN
CurtisTobey, also manu-
facturer sash weights,
304 Townsend cor Third
Morton & BoWIe, 234 Fremont
National. Marshntz <fc Cantrell, NW
cor Main and Howard
NOVELTY, George H. Mixer. 117 Main
incidental, Steiger & Kerr, 137 First
PACIFIC (Rankin, Brayton &Co.) 127
Pen.lerijnst AVilliam, 307-309 Folsom
PHCENIX, Rix & Firth, 225-::29
First
Pioneer, Calvin Nutting & Son, 227
RALSTON HENRY, 151 Beale
gatiou and Canal Com-
panies.
Kern Valley Water Co., 508 California
Paradise and Los Angeles G. and S.
M., Land and Water Co., 81 Nevada
Bl ick
River Harhor and CaTial Dredging and
Land Co., 130 Sans, me
San Joaquin and Kings' River Canal
and Irrigation Co., 508 California
Upper San Joaquin Irrigation Canal
Co., 316 California
Ivory Goods.
Fortriede Henrv. 637 Market
Meyer J. G. H.,"320 Kearny
Ivor.v Turners.
(See Turners.^
Chinese
Chy Lung & Co., 640 Sacramento
Peakin Bros. & Co., 723 Market
Deardorf Frank, 120 Sutter
Ichi Kan, Charles F. Cormack man-
ao-er, .573 Market
Kim Thomas W. & Rro., 216 Post
Marsh G. T. & Co.. 625 Market
Marsh Victor, 206 Kearnv
Mendelson B-others-, 109 Bntterv
NakarniuraH. M. ,(• Co.. 218 O'Farrell
o. Kai & Co., 547 AVashington
A. W. STOTT,
Jewelry, Diamonds
— AND —
3 Montgomery St.
Jewelers— Man ufactnr ingr •
ADAMS HERBERT W., 9
Geary
Andrews A.. 221 Montgomery
AufrichtigM., 116 Sixth
Baehr William, 649 Sacramento
Barrett & Sherwood, 140 Montgomery
Brand Herman J., 230 Kearny
Braverman Louis <ft Co.. 119 Mont
Bujannoff Reiuhold, 9 Lick PI
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
California .fe welry Factorv, 9 Hardie PI
Chapman Harry, fi08 Merchant
Claussen Francis H., 410 Kearny
Elleau Henrv, 208 Sutter
Hammersmith & Fiel(i, 118 Sutter
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutler
Jackson R.W. (aba!one)624 Market
Larsen & Wil.son, 201 Kearny
Levison Brothers, 1.34 Sutter
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Lindeman & Can or, 126 Kearny
Malhieu & Maison,.328 Bush
Miller John, 344 Kearny
Miller Louis Jr., 112 Sutter
Monclsvais & Jones, 3-39 Kearny
Morris B. & Co., llOJ-o Sutter
Neidhardt Paul, 410 Ivearnv
Neumann Albert, 9 Gearv
OTT AUGUST L.
13 Trinity
Pacific Jewelry Co., 17 Battery
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
Manufacturers of Sbow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martel St
JEW
1359
AUNT.
PETERSON GtlSTAF B
•104 ro.st • '
'HKLI'S & MILLER (agents) 120
Slitter
'ohlinann & Heliin.ska,417 Kearny
{app Adolph, 9 Gearv
{Ichter Adolph, ft2 Merchant
Sitter Albert, 303 Kearnv
iltfer Chnrles A., 120 Sutter
tothsrhlld <t Hadenfelilt.n Hardle Fl
RUDOLPH CHARLES (en-
anieler> 112 Sutter
chaezlein <fc Biirridge, 3 Hardie PI
;chepnlor W. & Co., 39 Third
HHKVP: GKti. C. & CO., 106-110
MontL'omerv
SIMONS PETER B. & SON,
220 Sutter
imlth Gilbert, 2-1 Post
ionnenfeid Saiiniel, 331 Kearnv
STOTT AI^PRtD W., 3Mont-
Konierv
psnn William A., 434 Pine
rrCKEY ALFRED, 205 Mont-
fionierv
'ande^^lice W. K. <fe Co., 136 Sutter
VATKRBURY WATCH CO.
(watches) 528 Market
Veyl Jonas, 126 Kearnv
Vlckham W. H., 344 Third
Voltr Henry, 120 Sutter
roung Charles H., 3 Hardie PI
lacharlas Z. & Co., 17 Geary
LAN
A. W. STOTT,
3-old and Diamond
JEWELRY
Made to Order,
3 MONTGOMERY ST.
Je welers— Retni I .
(iSee Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
Je-welers' Tools.
fones Joel B., 120 Sutter
jevison Bros., 134 Sutter
'ordman Brothers, 120 Sutter
Voltr Henry, 120 Sutter
fewelrycase Hanafactnrers
lochhaum A. H. <fc Co.. 134 Sutter
nUHS ANTONIO, 208 Sutter
Vempe Brothers, 573 Market
Joiners.
(See Carpenters; also Shipwrights.)
Jnnk Dealers.
Lhnert August, IfioO Mission
irata StelTano, l.i26 Stockton
uher Sanuiel, 520'4 Sixth
lorella A. & Co., 1136 Howard
Jrvson Cvnis W., 527 Fourth
tumstine Henr5% 235 and 403 Spear
;«llahan C, 128 Folsom
I'lke A Norton, 740 Pacific
fOARD LORKNTZ, 5 Stenart
"rledberK N. S., 1026 Howard
John, Malacca nr O.-iage
lailev Charles & Co., 116 Davis
lashagen Martin, 508 Sixth
ohnston John N., 566 Mission
Cruger Louis. 1625 Market
Cuhn Louis. 527'^ Natonja
evv Isaac, 712 Sansome
Ipiiian Morris, 915 Foltom
und T.. A., 5 Harrison
■larks Marks. 8.56 Howard
■IcMaster John. 264 Brannan
lever .Julius. 16:i6 Mission
Illler & Wanph,453 Natoma
lerman I. A Co., 712 Sansome
Idwell C. J. <t Co.. 207 Davis
teber Jacob, 604 Fourth
'hillp. 217 Sixth
ol..ninnM.& Co., 408 Fifth
worilerR W., 637 Howard
Vhltelaw T. P. H., 216Spear
Jate Ifanuractnrers.
!«llfornia Jute Mill Co., 409 Callfof»la
Koroaene.
(.*»• OkU Oil.)
Klndllnc Wood.
Weston C. W. , i,al,>,i i Jii MUslos
Latni
C/mpnrltr,
Kltt-hen W«rr.
TAY GEOIiGK H. A
614-61S Uuiterv
CO..
Arkrrti.«„ -
An
II")
Itr
•I> \\ 1 ll..%| \
Knitted
Banner Ch,js. ,,.laMic) -m Seventeenth
Cilllornia n.>>l..r.v c..., xi; Market
OandallT. P. A C... iitllWtlerv
Peterlein J{., Il4ti Hi.«ard
PUster J. J. A Co. i.umnu(actureni)120
Knitting nilU.
115 Battery
Abramson, Bacon A Hennlsh fcluar !
box and dniitKlsts') 28 Main
BANCROFT CO. THE, 731
Market
Bruce iionald. 536 Clay
California CU-ar Uox Co.. N s Bcrrv,
nr Fourth
OALIFdRNIA LABEL PRKSS AND
MacCABK LITH.CO.,410MlMlon
ntfo A. F.,40i Front
SCHMIDT LABKL AND LITHO- l
GRAPHIC CO.. 25-31 Main
Shine Daniel J.. 535 Clay I
I.ASf XV ( ,.K..-
MAKMH II. K. %:: Market
M*III Kl.l, JMIIS ,r, „(,«;, »^
MKVKH, M \K*.ilAM.^C (>.
M- -.IM.rW-
ST I. '
SCHMIIIT LABEL & UTBOGEAPEIC CO.
MANTFACTC^EBS OK
GLOSSED LABELS,
In every style and f..r ev.Ty purpose.
25-31 MAIN ST.
liaee Menders.
Hogg Mary Mrs.. 1209S Bush, rear
Lafaix Em lie Mrs., 119 Stockton
Llenard Marie Mrs., 414 Post
Zabel A. Mme., 624 Ellis
{^Importers. See also Dry OontU.)
Abrahamson Gnstave, 130 Kearny
•••Bauer Brothers A Co.. M7 Market
Chicago CockCo, 1063 51l5gloD
'■Cobllner Bros., 543 Market
Greenberg & Grcenl)erg, 31 Grant Av
'■'Gruhn A Messing, 22 Sansome
<Haker W. A Hlii?.. 545 Market
»Hlnz & Landt. 543 .Market
Hohenthal Gnstav.- 1.19', Fourth
Kraker & Israel, 521 Marltet
Lash H., 533 Market
Lew Jums A Brothers, 6 Sansome
'■Mu'ser Brothers, 541 -Market
•■'Bosenbaum A Co.. 125 Sansome
Bosenberg .Joe, 40 Gearv
'•Samuels D., 123 Post
"Sachs Brothers 4 Co., 8W cor San-
some and Bush
Stelnberger A Kallsher, 24 Sansome
Verdler G. A Co., SE cor Geary and
Grant Av
I>adder Hanufaetarers.
Armes A Dallam, 226-232 Front
I^adlea' FurnUhlnc Goods.
(.See fumiihina UvkIs- l^lirtW
leaser Beer Importers.
Bach. Meese A Co. (Budwrlaer) Bl
Lamp Maaalaetarers.
(See also Lmtfrns. aUo firjUtton. i
Anderson A Talloo (.hip) i: Martrt
BM»>!Cii K.A' rii..sm..Wi Mi..i..n
DAT THOltlAH & CO. Llm-
lle.t)2-i: Sutter
GratT A. S. * C... 47 Second
MAKTKLL J<>HN(cam.«ri «3 ,<»ar.
raniento
PACIFIC
Lamp aod Reflectof Factof^
E. BOESCH A. CO.,
583-585 MittionSt
Paleni I.ticoninll * r. VllnlMB.
Car. Kallrond. Hhlp. t'narh
and KIrrrI
<>I.aI au.l >::.. r-l ■• ■
Glass lt-tl.-1-t..r. an ■
Lighting and \-iu
Malls, Sror,... .-u. : .
are. Squsrs and r^
Lantsma.
Metal .HplnDinc and mampin.
Lamp WIelis.
DOYLK HENRY A, CO.. i\:-
&19 Hark, t
Land Aveatii.
I>e Rocbrmonl II. S..3i M. iit< ro»ri
(Jllmofp John II., ^1 Mi.iii«.'n>«-ty
Haler John J.. NK ft »'..<,rll. an.)
TM»n~-nd
Hall llul'lar.l E . lO (..nimrru:
HcAKKK BRUM., lu Mook
Rlea Uopold. <C1 (Ist
Strain R. K. Cn MunUomrrr
While William F . BS >|..til4r'tn»rT
r.and Areata ■••■ty.
Il%.lr Kr.-.|<Tl. k \ . <a r..tiim.tvVrt
Land AssorialloMs.
American R«llwa» <
I.anl lnu.^...»n•
SUth. branchomccSa^S M"nt Callfotnla an-l »>r»i
Cassln P. .1. A Co. (Weiss A Co.) «3
Jones'Mundy Aro.(Anheuscr-llusrh)
SHERWOOD k SHERWOOD
(Sihlltz MliwBiikoe) 212 214 Mar-
ket and 15-17 Pine
•.Mf.rnla Kri.ll •l>d
V,tm Urn* t«.
7T: "an^.m*
•nr rnia Land and ti»Tatsp«Ml Ok.
.t;ni al fnrnla
alfrn'. l.an.lsiMi iMpMVMMalQ*..
Ml hrarnr
5ADING TYPE FOUNDEES, PALMER & REY:J
<»« \%ut i.ra. <-«u.
roMi l.4.^l». «>N.
d
H
0
0
Id
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
'SPKCIAI." I» n Brand Mpeclall
I>ut. up tor tliiH ]nnrk<>(.
LAN
1360
LEA
Cnllfornia l.aiul and Timber Co., 401
California
California Lon.l Assorlntlim, fi^4 Mkt
Culiforiilu I,an<l Co.. ;Ua California
Capav Yiilti'v I.oiiil Co., NKcor Kourlh
niicl Towiisriiil
Jliiniaii's Alills l,anil ond Lumber Co.,
\Vi
r .\ll)ort,30:! Kearny
r Charles A., lUO Suitor
rnllcl.l Sannicl.:i;tl Kearny
I .lonas, i:'.(! Ivourny
,fornlu
Ka^tl'l■tl ( iri'non Land Co.,G(M Merchant
Vlilclit.v liiilldlnt; and Loan Associa-
tion, 'il' Sansiinie
Gorman l-and ami Cattle Co.. 123 Cal
llalian-Swlss Agricultural Colony, 3ir7
.Sansome
Lai;una Kancho Farming Co., 328 Mont
Moxkan Colonization Co., 506 Hattery
Mllford Land and Lumber Co., 10 Cal
Did Sau^allto Loud and Ury Dock Co.,
328 jMoutKomery
Oregon Development Co.. 304 Mont
Pacltic (;oast Dredging and lleclama-
tlon Co.,40Calfornla
Pacltic Investment Association, 317
09
Pacific Land Investment Co., 230 Mont
I'alermo Land and Water Co., 10 Mont
I'oniona Land and Water Co., 411 Cal
POTRERO LAND AND
WATER FRONT CO.,
42 Markat
Real Estate and Development Co., 224
Montgomery
San Francisco Land and Cattle Co., o9
Nevada Block
San Francisco Mutual Land Associa-
tion, 325 Montgomery
San Francisco Mutual Loan Associa-
tion, 307 Sansome
Santa Ynez Land and Improvement
Co., 325 Montgomery
Saratoga Improvement Co., 202 Market
Sausalito Land and Ferry Co., 419 Cal
Sonoma County Land and Imi^rove-
ment Co., 15 Post
Sonoma Vaik^y Land Co., 330 Pine
Southern California Land Bureau, 303
California
Spaui.-.h-American Land and Improve-
ment Co.. 325 Pine
Sutter County Land Co., 419 California
West Vancouver Commercial Co., 438
California
liand Offices.
Central Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townseud
McAPEE BROS., 10 Mont-
gon\ery ^
Southern Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townseud
United States, 610 Commercial
liaudscape Oardeners.
Borgeshen Heiirv, 2434 Larkin
Crockford C. T.,NE cor Cul and Taylor
Culli^'un .John, 704 Turk
Downev James, 1732 Washington
Fautach Francis E.,NEcor Buchanan
anil Washington
Henderson James S., nOS Nineteenth
He.Ktell Thomas, lOS Montgomery BIk
lochnor Max, 1215 Geary
Lacroi.x August, 1518 Bush
Lozahic Joan, 1006 McAllister
Mever William &, Co.. 33a Bush
SerVeau Brothers, 2328 California
Kianterns.
(See also Hardware.)
Anderson & Tallon (ship) 12 Market
Bi )ESCH E. & CO., 5S:(-5S5 Mission
Dletz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
HALL A. I. & SON (agents) 528-530
Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Swain R. A. & Co., 16 Post
TAY GEORGE H. Si CO.,
614-filS Battery
Yates & Co., 103 Front
Iiapidaries.
(See also Jewelers, etc.)
Bosq Bernard, 328 Bosh
Bretonnel Jules V., 410 Mission
Browne Anthony, 6iO Merchant
Cahfornia Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Conor Francis, 110^^ Sutter
Elleau Henry, 20S Sutter
Laine Jules, 9 Hardie PI
I..ant KlakerN.
Potter F. W., Son Francisco Last Fac-
tory, 10 Stevenson
Wing W iUloni H. <fe Co., NE cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
I.,atliH-ItIetaIllc.
JACKSON P. 11. & CO.. 228-230 First
Pacific Iron Lath Co., 147 Beale
Iiaandrles.
Achln Auguste, 1007 Folsom
Amarlo William, 2^37 Buchanan
Anglade Jacques. 717 Lombard
AngonnetF. P., 603 Post
Aiidemard Marie Mme., 478 Tehama
Banits Emil, 345 Seventeenth
Beigbeider & Lapoublo (Hayes Park)
Madrid, E.\cel>lor Homestead
Bennett Mary. .555 Bryant
Bernou John, 629 Third
BerreT., 1567 Market
Bonnet Edouanl, 532 Valencia
Bosq A. Mme., 63M Post
Brescou Marie, H2:t Union
Brock Frank, 411 Fourth
BuhotT., 829 Suiter
Games Peter, 150 Shipley
Caiiipagne Armand, 20J0 Fillmore
Capdevielle P., 101 < (ak
Cansse Virginia, 320 Larkin
Central Laundry, 210 Ridley
Chartier Louisa J\Irs., 1069 Howard
Chateau Antoine, 904 Stockton
Chou Albert, 1409 Buchanan
Contra Costa Laundry Association, 56
Sacramento
Corwln George AV., 121 LeidesdorflT
DaroUes Leon, 33 Chonery
DarrauB Mme., 2515 Mission
Dastugue Romain, 1112 Broadway
Daucuet Frank, 532 Sixth
De Shields B.,8I Fourth
Dovigne Aline, 832 Broa.dway
Dohertv John A. Mrs.. 517 M'sslon
Drain Brothers, 20 GoUingwood
DufrancVilal. 341 Third
Estribou & Ve'd:er, 407 Geary
Faure H., 511 Hyde
Ferran A.,1714 Polk
Field's. 30 O'Fiirroli
Gunco Bernard, 1-^24 Laguna
Gaiico Sevorin, 812 Larkin
GarnaudEtieuno. N s Thirtieth, bet
Dolores and Church
Garnback All'ert. 200 Montgomery Av
Cassmann John B..40fi Union
Giannini IL-nrv G.. 2317 Pacific Av
Godet Louis, 920 Howard
Goyheneix P., 609 Turk
Grassellv E.,1521 Polk
HALL & FERGUSON (United States)
3015 Sixteenth
Heinrich Rudolph, 11 Tavlor
Herron Thomas (iMechanic's) NW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Howard James S., 680 Clementina
Hughos William, 5:i5 Mission
Hueson Loon, 70) Larkin
Joubort Victorine, IH4.S Mission
Kilcullen M chael, 405 Fifth
Labat John, 205 Kddy
Lacome Jean, :'45 Seventeenth
LA GB.\NUE LA UN DRY, 648 Market
Levoilo II
Lick (W 11
Loustuiol
Lycadoro
Marcoii (
Murlln Ji
ot Mrs..«)27 Howard
oCr.'ukoii)!) Lick PI
li 12' . Howard
•Ijti, 532 Sixth
ius, 1424 Dupont
2529 IM isslu
Matter Loonilne Mrs.. 532 Valencia
Model LauiKlry, 33 Chenery
Occidental Laundry, NW cor Green-
wich aiidociavia
Olivier Claudlne, 1021 Stockton
Oudot Marv Mme., 1330)^ Pacific
Pacific (A.N. Wahler) office 775 Market
PalUasson Joseph, 2307 Pine
Peyre A. C, 2610 Geary
Pucheu G.. 81l,'4 Folsom
Quenel Emile, 1207 Golden Gate Av
Klvas E. Mme.. 211 Leavenworth
Roy Thomas & Co., 626 Fulton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, 33
Geary
SAN FRANCISCO
LAUNDRY.
33 Geary Street
LA GRANDE
LAUNDRY.
648 Market Street.
San Francisco Towel Co., 104 Market
Sarthou Bernard, 1229 Golden Gate Av
Schmidt Peter, 325 Dupont
Simmonds A., 1743 Mission
Terrlde Peter, 811 Jackson
Thuot Arcade, 19 Ridley
Tournel C. Mme., 120 Geary
Trnd-ll Joseph A., 15 Kiilley
UNITED STATES liAXJN-
DRY, 3015 Sixteenth
Vallon Joseph, 143 Nintn
Wenger H., 714Church
"WHITE EDW^ARD P. (La Grande
and White's) 648 Market
Wolff Felice Mme., 715 Broadway
Zabel A. Mme., 624 Ellis
iiTEi mil
Main Office:
SOU SIXTEENTH.
Brancli Office:
53 THIRD STREET.
Laidlev Mary A. Mrs., NW cor Green-
wich and Oclavla
Lallement Julia Mrs.. 925 Howard
Lainott Marv Mine.. 48 Seventh
Larrecou Pierre, 204'-2 Turk
La.-salle Matilda, l:i2 i,eary
Lascurettos Joseph, 1052 Howard
Lepan Marie Mrs., 538 Valencia
l,aundry Machinery.
.«TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Jacques Isaie, 114 Montgomery Av
liaw Blanks.
(See also Booksellers.)
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
Le Count Brothers, 533 Market
Bancroft-Whitney Co., 613 Clay
I<eafl Pencils.
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Davis
TORMEY 6i EARL.B, 220 Sut-
Iicad Pipe Manufacturers.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
office 416 Montgomery
MTMALFirBlns. Co.ofHarlM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manage
^HE BANCROFT COiyiPAWYl».?.f,V;ilLLEB PIAMO
CHOICE or THE
LEA
1361
li«a<l Works. I
Germnnii, :!U C'jlifornia
Pacific Mitiil Works, U1-H3 Flrct 1
SELBY SMKI/riXGAXDLEADCO.,
office 4 IB MontKomery
Leather Dealers.
(," Importers. See also Tannert.)
Bailey Joseph C, 21S California
Ball heMer George H., 213 Mission
Bloom John H.,*:4(lav
Bonrne R. A., 28 Second
Brown A Ailanis, -KW Battery
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clav
«Cahn. N'IckelsburK A Co.,120Sansome
Ciaibureh A., 45 ("lav
(■I«vhiirt,'h M. & Co., ion Clav
'■(■ll^lmlni:^ K. <fc (".... 418 Commercial
•Dolllver A Bro.. 57S Market
I DORETY JOSEPH H. (agent
K. Posen & Co., New York) 527-
.')29 Commercial
I Foley F. & Co., 219 Driimm
*Frunk S. H. & Co., 406 Battery
I Gt-lle.-on B. & Co., 116 Batterv
I Hart A Brandensteln, 417-419 Market
1 Helns & William. .504 Front
«Hecht Bros. & Co., 25 Sansome
Jacohv Brothers, 25-27 .Second
*Johnson J. C. A Co., 12-14 Pine
Klopper Frederick, 26 ( I'Karrell
KrenzO. L., 30,'-2 Second
Kron a: K. & Co., 407 Front
Kron & Kberhard, 407 Front
KuUnian, Salz & Co., 106 Batterv
Kullman, Wagner A Co., 106 Battery
Lagiina Tannery, SE cor Gough and
Filbert
LegalK t Arthnr (glove) W s Veneruela
nrTombl>;bee
■^Olagee & Moore. 310 Clav
*MAIX & WINCHESTER,
214 Battery
MARSH H. P. (book binders'
stock). 577 ilarket
Jlattern & Moore ,25 New Montgomery
M. Kav & Chlsholm, 315 Front
Miller A Macomber, 417 Batiery
Moor.- C. .1. & Co., 116 Front
XICHOLiS A. C, Ac CO., 402
Battery
I Norton Tunning Co.. 312 Clav
PATRICK A. B. & CO., 324
Batt.Tv
*RockwelI J. S. & Co. (Goodyear Rub-
ber Co. agents i .577 Slarket
Rosseterft Smith, 545 Market
Rued J. C. & Co., 119 Clav
Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay
Steiiibach & Co., 307 Battery
i'Stemfeld Brothers A Co., 543 Market
<'Stoiie L. D. A Co., 422 Battery
Snnmer W. B. A Co., 415 Front
t'rbach lunatz, 618 Washington
Walker* Wade, 111 Front
■Williams Brothers <t Co.. 569 Market
French. I'JO Sutter
Law, New Cltv Mall
Mariners', NK cor .>«arr>mpDlo ami
Pnimm
Mechanic-' In-tllnte, :tl Pi>m
\ K11.MTK Stockton, brt ChCktouC
nml Kranc'M-r)
Mercantile, 216 Bn»h
Mll;tarv.30« Phelan BWg
(Idd Ki'llows', SW cur Srreoth «•
Market
Peoples' Free IJhriry, New Cltv II ,
MIssl.in Bran.h, SK cor Howard ao I
Twentw|lr>t
San Krancl^c I !,«w. New City Hall
Spanish,. '•ai California
Sutro's, 107 BaiiiTv
Young Men's t:hrl>.tlan Aowx-lallon,
•232 Sutter, branch 2319 MIwhUiq
Hre Preaerverm.
Watson 4 Co., 122 Market
Lime.
Blochmann A Cerf (agent* IX L) 5-
7 Drnmm
PAVIS A COWELL, 211 Prnmra
Drumnifind R. S., 43:1 Valencia
Flanagan A Mai:ulrc, NW cor Eight-
eenth and Fols )ni
Hearfield, Bnnnl-t-T A Co. (Parti
whlU'i.'W7 Brannan
Holmes H. T. L'me Co., 14-18 Market
LANE W. E.,.'«VSKeamv
Mooser CharL's E...'t:M Kearny
Rockland Lime and Lumtwr Co., 210
California
TIeriian It. 4 Co. 2fi2.' Mission
Tuttle John, 516 Halght
OVNOi.AC-H J.
>U k-> •■»l »•■..
HAH\H/. niv
CO.. HE'
<k CO..
I Linen Thread*. | '<
BARBOVR BROTHERS, 517- I '.\
519 MHrkft I J
, M.\RSHALL tt CO., Jamca '
1 Eld. r agent.. 5.38 .Market
I KITTLE dcCO.(AgenlsFtnlayu>n,
i Bousfleld & Co.) 202 California
Linena.
BFLL THOMAS & CO., 617-
5l;i Markit
Brown A .Metzn.r, og<>nts York S.
Fla.x Spinning <'o.. .V« Market
Taylor A Young, 80J .^larket
I Liquid «lae.
I MARSH H. F., 5-7 Market
Schwabacher A Salts, 120 Front
Liqnora — Importer* and
WJiolo«nIe.
{See also Snthr Mlnet.)
Amelung J. ('., 214 Callf'.rnla
Aruaud Alhert. NW cor Pout and
(ir.inl .\v
Bach, .Meese A Co., 321 Montgomery
Bamberger & Katnipfer,Vi7 Market
Barber .latnes n. A Co., WH Montgy
Becker II. A Co., SE cor Sutler and
Leavenworth
Bchneman A f>'u "'»l^"""'"2.«u i
Benard AUL-iisleF., NE c»r Urth and
Howard
Bhimenlhal A .M'md,a58 MlnMon
novo (;al«ri>'l, i;iOO I)n|H>nl
Bowman John S. A Co., 213 Battery
Bo/.lo'irlando. MBl-onrlh
BRAINSCMWEIOEB A CO.. 223(^1-
e^
tip
A. C. NICHOLS & CO.,
400, 402 and 404 Battery Street,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Deal.-rs in
LEiTHte OF IILL KINOS,
Including French, Eastern and Cali-
fornia. IlideK, Tallow. PeltH.
Oil. Importers or Tanners' and Cur-
riers' Tools, Materials and .Machinery.
Agents for Tanneries; also, .lames S.
Mason Cn.'s Blacking. Pay the high- Ifornln
est market price for Hides, Tallow and uum-man A MartlnonI, NWcor Front
^^^ Burneil,'Jl'ynolds A nnm.lI.M9S.c.
Leather Ciooda — Mlanarac- ranienl
turera.
Lochbaum A. H. A Co.. 134 Sutter
Muhs Antonio, 208 Suiter
Radius L.,5:8Cal.f"mla
Waldeck Charles, 1027 Sutter
Leeehes— Iniportera.
Paturel C. Mme., 517 Bush
Llbrarleo— Pablic.
Bancroft Tho, 153S Valencia
*y. o>r j*«\rfi
.. Marti'>Mi at
MANDLEBAUIII F. & SONS L^
I^rnonnaivl Br.>«.. 7X1 HowanJ
LIL.IKNTBAL A CO., 100
Kr-nf
LIVIXONTON 4( CO.. M
m-int
L.»-»r llp.fhiT*, IIT lUMrff
f,i..o. K. <;. A <'. ..•.»• MO J,.k^.n
ni'i H.trrain'
;ampl.ell W. H . fB Front
:ami>en.'nrv A(''.,.3l>l '<•'
e. New City Hall
ronl
CorpVC. A (;o.,»n Sacramento
Carr.llAC'arroll 10. ron
a;r-.^'^:'^'^.*s«-i^^x.t,ry
an.l Washington
Choni he \ilri"'n Ci.,6 5 Front
Chevalier FA o. 5» Wa.hln.ton
<-Mninv .1. F A C ...»77 Market
'colemanVm. T. & CO..
SK cor Main »"•" >iV,V'
Comniln»E.ACo.,:.7nn.
n \KK
At
( o..
«41
lal*
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TYPE. TYPETTYPErpALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. DAVIS, City Affent,
61 U California Street*
LIQ
1362
LIQ
ai6
Snbntio I". (5. A Co., Xm l?\ish
Sniilnler .lolin .t ('.>.,t>07 Kroiit
SCHARDIN J. P. «& CO.,
IK (Jniiit Av
Schllllni; ('. A Co., N'NV oor I'lnc nnd
ItntdTv
SchlcsHiL'pr Co. The, '219 Crnnt Av
Schultz Williain A.. MX Kmnl
Shoo, Bocqucrnz & Co., SW cor Front
anil Jackson
siiKKWOon ct siiKiovoon
212-:h Market ami 15-17 Pine
Riebe Bros. & I'la2eninnn,32S Sansoine
Slnimonils George it Co., '215 Calll'ornia
Spruance, Stanley & Co.. -110 Front
Stevens Georce, 318 Front
Tanlere E. A Co.. 416 Batterv
Tanssiu Louis & Co., 26-28 Main
Taylor Thomas A Co., 311 Sacramento
Thomas Kugene & Co., 617 Sansome
TOBIN T. & M. E. A CO., NW cor
O'Farrell and Stockton
Upham A Co., 325 Sansome
Van Bersen N. & Co., 413 Clay
Vliinlpr Ami. 431 Batterv
VItt Walter & Co.. 871 Market
Walker .fas. G. A Co., 224 Front
Walter M. A Co., 625 Sansome
Wardp M. & Co.. 416 Sansome
Weil Brothers A Sons, 213 .Tacknon
Westhoflf (ft Co., 519 Sacramento
Wirhman * Lnt-en, 321 Clav
WlLMERDINe & CO,
Front
Wolf John A Co.. 410 Clay
WolffWIIllam A Co., 105 Front
Wolters Brothers A Co.. 115-H7 Front
Xiiqaors— Retail.
(See also Groceries, Retail.)
Abbott A Brown. 311 Grant Av
Adams .Tohn 1'., 27 Pacific
Ahlgren Charles G., 2fi Folsom
Abrahamson Nels, 123 Jackson
Adam A Kibbe, junction Market,
Kearny and Geary
Ahkmann Thomas, 44 Steuart
Ahlers George, 229 Spear
Ahlers Piedrich A., 228 P^clflc
AhrensPiedrlchN., SW cor Mission
and Main
Ahrens George M., SE cor Fremont
and Howard
Aherns & Menken, 946 Valencia
Ahrens J. H., SW cor Davis and Com-
inerctal
Aklns William, N s Railroad Av opp
Trinidad
Albln Louis, NW cor Twenty-second
and Potrero Av
Allman Honora, 272 Brannan
Andersen J. M., 9 Clav
Anderson Andrew, 2.50 Spear
Anderson Ausnst \V., I'h Leidesdorff
Anderson Charles A., 209 Jackson
Anderson Gustave, 129 Clay
Anderson Herman, 102 Jackson
Anderson John G.,811J^ Kearny
Anderson A Rasmussen,29 Washingtn
Anson Barton D., 38 Seventh
Antonloli C. A Co.. NW^ cor Sansome
and Merchant
Antonloli * Sorich, 79 Stevenson
Appiarlns Henry C.,NW cor California
and Drumm
Arata & Co., .526 Broadway
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Grant Av and
Post
Ash Richard, 315 Folsom
AsherM. L., 1027 Larkln and 1101 Sut-
ter
Astredo Anthony, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Austin George B., 1615 Polk
Aver James H.. NW cor Napa and
Illinois
Averv John B., 336 Main
Baader John. 142 Fourth
Baclgalupi Frank. 412 Broadway
Baclgalupi Giovanni, 1224 Pnpont
Bacigalupo Domenico. 1419 Dupont
Bacigalnpo Lorenzo, 1341 Dupont
Bacon George H., NW cor Twenty-
fotirth and Folsom
Bacon John B., 213 Montgomery
Badnracco Antonio. 1308 Pacific
Baehr John M.. 114 Sansome
Bailey Edward A., 444 Third
llallcv Margaret, 71 Minna
Baker Charles, SOGeaiy
(taker M. M., 105 Grant Av
UalanesI Angelo 4Co., 131 PocUic
Ballon Peter, .32 Seventh
Bankson Joseph R., 1151 Market
Bannister George, SW cor Fourth and
B.rry
Bargone Leonard, 1118 Dupont
BarneriS:Graver,49('iav anil2;i8Stcuart
Barra E/cklel L, NW cor First and
Minna
Barre August, NE cor Lombard and
Octavla
Barrett T., cor Nineteenth and Castro
Barrv Mory,256 Brannan
Barton Edward J., 621 Davie
Rarut Ravmond,609 Laguna
Bast Daniel, 2:?4 Brannan
Bauer Christ, 2422 Greenwich
Bauer John, 616 Seventh
Banm William, 609 Sansome
Beaton A McKay, 639 Mission
Bechtel Francis C, SE cor Gough and
Haves
Bechtel Ludwlg, NW cor Chestnut and
Powell
Becker Albert, 413 Davis
Becker Frederick, 2301 Mission
Becker George P., 530 Hayes
Becker Louise, 119 Fifth
Beckmann Charles F., 338 Bush
Bfermann A Volkmann, 502 Second
Behr Joseph. 121 Pine
Beier A Milllken, SW cor Bush and
Grant Av
Beke Charles, 329 Third
Bellocq Francis Mrs.,Gearynr Masonic
Av
Belliie Peter, .32 Seventh
Bennrd Augaste F., NE cor Fifth and
Howard
Bendt William, 8 Oay
Beni-.ett F., '230 Brannan
Bentham Henrv. 636 Fourth
Benz John C, 525 i^ Sansome
Berard Edward, 125 Powell
Beratta Marv, 437 Broadway
Berger JohnP.,507 Pine
Bernard George, 409 California
Berner J. C, 1831 Mission
Bernhard .Jacob. N E cor Fourth and
Brannan
Bernhardt Charles, 21 Main
Tieth Adolph, 333 Bush
Besthorn Herman E., SE corBealeand
Mission
Bertolucci A Venturi, 316 Broadway
Bettal Joseph. Ill Vallejo
Beyer Adolph, 40 McAllister
Bever George, SW cor Powell and Bay
BeverW.,21 Davis
Bilay Hugo A., 2-229'^ Market
Bishop Henry, 136 Main
Bishop Michael, 60 First
Bish .p Peter D., 207 Main
Hiteaii & Ortion, 235 Montgomery Av
Blalr William & Co., 15 Leidesdorff
Blake William L.. '22 Bluxome
Blanken Henry, Six Mile House
Blatter Anton, NW cor Railroad Av
and Falkland
Blohm John,SE cor Fourth and Mis
Blohme John, NW cor Sutter and Polk
Bocher J., 115 Leidesdorff
Bode Carl. SW cor Channel and Fourth
Bode E. H. A Co., .536 California
Boeckmann A Rumetsch, 207 Grant Av
Boltano Angeio, 1524 Stockton
Boland Robert J., 2-33 Sixth
Bolts John F., 308 Kearny
Bonetti Anselmo. 14 Seventh
BontempI A Gugllelmonl,305Mont Av
Boop John D., 800 Page
Bootz Adam, Mission Road nr County
Line
Boradt Henry, 528 Valencia
Borie G..310 Fifth
Bomeman Henry, 130 Fourth
Bose John H., 217 Beale
Boschen A Huneke. NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Bosse Louis, foot of Second
Boundv William, 109 Jackson
Bourjade Cheri P., 1509 Dupont
Bourke Marv A. Mrs., 19 Van Ness Av
Boutes James F., 511 Washington
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 Dupont
Bower M. Mrs., E s Lott nr McAllister
Bowman J., NE cor Brannan and Ninth
Bovd Annie, cor Genrv and Central Ay
Bover <£; Moureen, 1232 Dupont
Bovie Bobert, 901 Battery
Hozioorlondo, 149 Fourth
Brady I'cter G., 391 'i Ninth
Bradv Philip J.. 921 Howard
BradT Thomas, 837 Market
Bramstedt John H., 251 Steuart
Brandt Bros., 831 Mission
Brandtjen John, cor Sixth and ('hannel
Brannan B. Mrs., .58 Everett
Bredhoff Henry, 423 East
Brecde Henry A., cor Paclflc and Polk
Breeze Jas. H., NEcor Cal and Davis
Rrennan Wdllam. 331 Bay
Breslauer Henry. 13 Third
Brice William, 424 Montgomery
Briese Robert, 248 Sutter
Brlggs George P., N s Honduras nr
Kentucky
Brtody Huu'h,22 LeldesdorfT
Broer Charles, 532 Montgomery Av
Broeske John, .5'29i^ Sacramento
Brooks Annie Mrs., 316?i Third
Brophv William F.. 242 Ninth
Brosnan Thomas. 404 Fourth
Broughton Charles, 163 Jessie
Brown C. H., NEcor Flllmf.re and Post
Brown George. 122 Leidesdorff
Brown Jens, 201 Montgomery Av
Brown Mark, 412,14 Sixth
Brown William, 26 Clay
Brown A Duncan, SE cor Montgomery
and Washington
Brown & Pratt, 118 Bryant
Browne James A., NW cor Stockton
and Sutter
Browning John F., 530 Commercial
Browning William, 541 Clay
Brover A. B., SW cor Mission and
Fourth and 200 Sixth
Bruer John, SW cor Marquesas and
Railroad Av
Bruggemann Richard, 2.31 Third
Bruhns Hans W., 11'2'2 Battery
Bnmig Christian. 49 Stevenson
BruningB & Meyers, 600 Market and 1
Bruns Bros., 32.50 Mission
Bruns A Staats, SW cor Market and
Eighth
Brunsen M., 528 Pacific
Buck Joh» J., 533 California
Buck & Dreyer, 775 Market
Bnckenmever Joseph, 1426 Stockton
Biicker George, 39 Market
Bucklev James, cor Folsom and Sixth
Bullwinkel Harry, SW cor Howard and
Stewart
Bunton Richard, 705 Market
Burke Patrick D., NE cor Second and
Brannan
Burke W'. J. & J. P., junction Gough,
Haight and Market
Burke A Green, SE cor Second and
Brannan „, ,
Burns John H., NW cor Pine and
Kearny ,. ^
Butler Charles G., 310 Montgomery
Butler Frank, 3553 Fillmore
Butler John. 7 Sutter and 506 Market
Butler Martin Mrs.. NW cor Tentb
and Bryant
Butler Michael, 846 Howard
Butler Thomas F..210 First
Buzzini George, 31 Ninth
Buzzlni Israel, 847 Valencia
Byrne John, 148 New Montgomery
B\ waters William, 310 Townsend
Cahill James, 231 Rlfch
CallaghanMvles,820 Howard
Callahan Daniel. 50 Seventh
Catlan Thomas, 14 Turk
Callen James, 1742 Market
Callev William, 147 Third
CaneVascinI & Scolarl. 125)^ Mont Av
(Jandau F. A Co., 213 Third
Cannavan Michael, 1164 Market
Capelli Antolne, 900 Seventh
Carey Michael, 670 Howard
Carliie Andrew, SW cor Seventeenth
and Sanchez
Carlson Brothers, 415 East
Carlson & Olsen. 817 Kearny
OAER JAMES, ti3
Mission
Carroll Michael. 118 Fifth
Carroll William M., 215 Fourth
Carson Christian. 2.54 Brannan
Casabomc Joseph B., 228 Montg'y Av
Casadebat John B., 532 Jlerchant
Cavanagh J. Mrs., 48 Jessie
Cawley William, 6 Spring
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awlev it Ewalt, 245 Thirl
Vo' Celestlu, 1122 Harrison
ieresoUa NIcolla, 1819 fiiion
hadwick Charles. corSeventhAv and
Alms House Road
haniberlin J. P., Junction Valencia
• 11(1 Misflun
bampaKiie jDseph, 643 Broad war
handlt-T Kdwin J., N\V cor Fllfniore
and iJ'Farrell
'hathani Joseph, 1201 Ptelner
hen.iweth John Jl., 3 Kills and 902
Market
hesuey D., 133 Sixth and NW cor
Morton and Grant Av
hesslerAAuGerson. 518 Poclflc
hielovlch E. <fe Co.. 877 Market
Ullds T. T.. 504 Haves
hincovlch .Steve D. Jt Co., SE cor
Golden Gate Av and Larkin
hrlstensen Charles J., 1005 Kearny
hrlstensen .Josephine, lU.lackson
hrlstensen Harrv, 120 Mont .\v
hrlstln Cliarles & Son, 313 Hayes
hurch * lJ«d<llnK. 412 Kearnv
Matrey Cliarles, 213 Pine
■ancvJohn, 1046 Twenrv-second
lark'Euirene A., 2:« Third
ttark William M., 409 Fourth
llaudius P. A Co., 112 Ta.vior
Uausen \Vm., cor Fifth and Folsom
ilavere A BelleL'arde.iiSO Slerchant
leary Mary, 640^ Howard
llfford EuKene,550 Mission
lloonan Michael. 41 West Mission
oakley Jeremiah, 236 Townsend
oates Caleb, 37 .Sutter
oMne John, lOSteuart
odv Patrick J., NW cor Mission and
Twentv-nlnth
ohen Henry F.. 2K McAllister
oleman W. F., 1.56 First
ollins Matthew, 2 Dunbar Alley
olmann Martin, NE cor Pine and
I Kearny
omerford Patrick, 1911 Hyde
ondare & Martin, 21 Vallejo
ondou John. 7.3;J Howard
onnolty Maurice, .525 Mission
onn.illv P., 422 Kearny
onnollv Patrick, 214 Post
onnoliy Peter, 64! Merchant
onnor John, 21 Pacific
'onnors John, 130 PaclQc
onsidinp .lohn, 7>i Mission
onwav Bernard, 997 Market
onwav James, 200 Fourth
ouway Patrick, 211 Grant Av
ook Anne, 40 Third
■oonev Michael. 624 Stevenson
oope'r Henry, 825 Montgomery
orbett & Roche, 23 Second
osgrove .James, McAllister and Leav
.osteilo Daniel, 821 Folsom
ostello Samuel, Point Lobos nr Forty-
second Avs
oughlln Thomas, 502 Beale
oursev John, 66 Jessie
reighton Patrick, SW cor Folsom and
, Fifth
Tlbbln Michael. 541 Fifth
rimmin Dennis, 666 Mission
'rocco <fe Fugazl, 1500 Stoci<ton
ronan Frederick, 408 Pacific
Tonin John, SE cor California and
' Fillmore
Tonin Timothy J., 1120 Howard
rowley Cornelius. 1442 Valenria
'rowlny 4 Moore, cor Grove and Polk
ifuse John H., 527 East
.ammings William J., 37 Third
larley John.SW cor Potrero Av and
1 Twentv-second
arran Patrick L., NW cor Berry and
F'onrth
ortln James, 1127 Market
(aenion J. J. Mm., NE cor Haight and
Stanvan
«ahlem Charles, NW cor Ninth and
Brannan
talMorf Rudolph, NE cor Mission and
B<-nle
»AL.Y JOHN, 101 Stockton
'Blv J. T. Mrs., 621 Merchant
>alv Martin. W a Illinois, bet Napa
and Shasta
'alv & Johnson, cor Third and How
tamer.-ll Bros., 643 Washington
'anion Henry, 1017 Battery
•anahv James, Point Lobos and
Twentv-flfth .\vs
'assler Franz, 3.30 Main
•avies William H.. 273 East
til I Mr
Davis H.K.,8K<or>'iit,.,
Davis William H. 271 K«
liavl> A Jamison, B»w M.-1..11
Dawson Gconje. .'CI Caliiornia
Deane Chariei. K.. 311 I'aclMr
Deane William. 201 Clara
Decny John, 6»i2 Minna
Deny Wm..cor Kl.venlhan.l Mow.
De Uhetalill KnilMo. .M4', Hotfry
Delahanly Mnrv >1r-'.. IS Howard
Delancy John, i:tw Markft
Di'i.'aii Brother-, .'.II .U.l(-.in
Deniartint Anionl.HXl s.'v..nth
Deniartlid I'lilllp, .TDlfallfomla
Dempsey Mlcha>-I, 7M F..|.oni
Denahy Jeremiah, tCi Fourth
Dennio U. J., 433 ('a. lilc
Dernam John F..«« Broadwav
Derels William. 4ls( -lav
Detels & Blsrhoflr.SF. cor HarrlnoD and
Main
Detels ,t .Schneliler. SK cor Paclrlc and
Davis and 8 Sarrnmi-nto
Devitt Jum.-s, 218 Montw'ouicry .\t
Dewes August, lO: Sl.xth
Dickey J. R., XW c r D and Si*th At .
DIemer John, fti7 Washington Fan--
Dllges John, 814 Brvoni ] K»"
Dlctrict. F..cor Buchanan and Grove Fan
Dillon Henrv, 618 San Jose At
Dillon Thomas, 2H Steiiart
Dippel Hnry. SW cor Montgomery At
and Vallejo
Dittle Henry. NE cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Dittmer John F., 63 New Montgomery
Dixon Antonio, .508 Broadwav
Dixon Clement. 8 Summer
Dixon Thomas. NW cor Fulton and
Buchanan
Dobbas Bernard B., NW cor California
nnd Central \v
Dolan Philip, 536 Jackson
Dolan W. B., 145 Third
Donahue Patrick, 241 ifFarreil
Doiiohne Cornelius, 314 Minna
Dorcy Peter, 20 Stockton
Dorgeloh Clans, NE cor Migglon and
Steuart
Dorrance William C. 112 Second
Doscher Frederick, 12 Oregon
Doscher <fc Von Bargen, SE cor Hayea
and Lagima
Dougherty John.corSlxth and Folsom
Dowde John.. 315 .Sixth
Doyle A Cashnian. SW cor Third and
Howard
Doyle <fc Fav, E s New .Montgomery
bet .Market and Jessie
Dreyer Diedrlch, NE cor Napa and Hi
Drever Ernst, 401 .Sutler
Drover J>ihn. 514'^ Sixth
Driscoll Jeremiah J. , 239'*_Seventh
Driscoll John, NE cor St. Thomaa and
Platte
Driscoll Thomas, N s Twenty-fourth
nr Noe
Drislane Thomas, S » Twenty-fourth
nr Noe
Ducrou Euirenc, ,500 Broadway
Dufour A. A Co., SIS's Fourth
Dugan Felix J., cor Twenty-fourth
and Treat Av
Daffv Mark C. 1026 Oak
Duuan Patrick F., 21'. Third
Dumont Pl'-rre. .301/oiirih
Dunn Brothers, 1318 Market
Dunn John, 650 Sacramento
Dunkel George. 806 Third
Dunne Owen, 21 First
Dupont August, 433 Biuh
DurrouxJoHcuh.SOl fourth
DuttonhofrerLonlH,21 Beale
Eagan John. 1129 Folsom
EaVle Fannie M. Mrs.. NW cor D and
First A v
Eberhart Matthew.
Ebne? A Brother, 417 •«J<7;*nu;'>»o
Erkharrtl A Garrccht, 15 Ofanl A»
Eduardsen Henry. NE cor Sutler and
E.1 w'ir.'l»"^ward . fior. •'''"'"'"''•'
Eichenlaub John, 412 . arkiwn
Eltzer August, 318 I'arlllc
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Enrlchs Diedrlch. 420 GrcMWIeh
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Gatbreath William, 753 Brannan
Gales & Verilier, 536 Merchant
Gall A Dunne, 1 Stockton
Oallaifher John, 521 First
Gahl I'aolo, 419 Davis
Galvln Jeremiah, 243 Third
Gamma Bueiiaveniura, 220 Kearny
Gailiarino & I3aci>.'alm)l, 1229 Dupont
Garcia Francisco, 133 Montgomery
Gardner Joseph W., 429 Davis
Garncau Mary A., 172 Minna
Garrlfy James, 871 Market
Gauthlcr & Smith, 842 Market
Gavin Michael, fi2.l Davis
Gavin Mlchai'l, 204 Third
Gebhardt & Graner, iK)7 Market
Gecan Andrew. 401 Davie
Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont
Gcndotti Andrea, 1945 Mission
GendottI Luigl, 508 Octavla
Geora: Frank, SW cor Noe and Henry
Gerdes & Muller, 328 Drumm
Gerk^n Diedrlch, 100 Mission
Gerkin Herman, 30 Turk
Gevlich Brothers, 271 East
Germain John, 215 J'aciflc
G anettoni Malachia, 2li Sixth
Giannetioni & Pedroni, 833 Kearny
Glanniiii Henry P., 2127 Mission
Glbb James, 617 Merchant
Glblin Timothy, 1301 Leavenworth
Gibney Thomas F., 131 Natoma
Glese Brothers. 230 Pacitic
Giese & Schlichting. 727 Davis
Gllmartin Mary, SW cor Spear and
Fulsora
Gilmore Kate Mrs., 211 Tehama
Gilmour T.,NE.cor Grove and Laguna
Ginocchio Doniinico, 539 Washington
Giovannlnl Francisco. 426 Broadway
Giovannini Sebafino, 1129 Dupont
Giovannoni Angelo, 618 Front
Giraud & Mart'n, 532 J'aciflc
Gleesou John E. & Sons, NE cor Mc-
Allister and liHguna
Gless A., SE cor Fourth and Harrison
Glynn Jnhn, 154 Second
Goiiey Frank, 228 Suter
Gohle John E.. NW cor Fourth and
Merrimac
Goddanl & MiicDonald. 1200 Market
Goeckerif/. E. H., 10-18 Howard
(Joetjen Henw, 51 Fremont
G'->u'er John, 315 Montgomery Av
Goldman Joseph H., 12 Eddy
Goodiiiho Avres. 3 Commerciai
(.nrdon & Healey,22 Hayes
Gorman Martin E., 313 Folsom
Grabau Bros., 417 Bush
Grube Franz, SW cor San Bruno Road
and Dwight
Graber Jacob M., 810 Kearny
Grafe Joseph, 506 Montgomery
(iruham Margaret, 525 Second
Gramon Jean. Railroad Av nr Trinidad
Grand (!eiitral Wine Rooms, 16 Third
Grant & Holt, .500 Dnpont
Grasfu & Carl, SO-"i Ivenrny
I Grav James K., 8n4 Paciflc
' Green Koberf, 221 Sn<Tampnto
I Green T., NE cor Second and Brannan
1 Greene John E.,222 Fourth
, Greenebaum Oscar, NW cor California
I and Polk
Grecgains Bros., 500 Sixth
• Grei^gains John J., 929 Bryant
Grell Frederick. 5R2 Brannan
GRESS &I.UTTENBERGER
821 Market _
Grles F., SE cor Main and Howard
Gr^ffln James, 1614 Mason
Grirtitbs D. T., 34 Seccmd
Griffiths Joseph, 309 Third
Grimes Robert. 34 Minna
Gr mmelman & Siebs, 227 Montgomery
Grosse Gustave, SE cor Commercial
and Kearny
Grossman George J., NE cor Post and
Kearny
Gruber Antone. 624 Clav
Gruber Margaret, 645 Merchant
Gruen <fe Heydenaber, SW cor Market
andO'Farrell
Gmen & Zlnkand, St. Ann's Bldg
Grunow.-kl A Mahnke,651 Wash
Gudehus Christian, U2 Drumm
Gudmund*; Chrlstensen. 53S Jackson
Gundlarb .lacoh G., 607 Washington
Haar H.. NE cor n'Farreil and Powell
Hans Leonard, 1718 Fillmore
Haase <fe Young, SW cor Steuart and
Harrison, and NE cor Bryant and
Main
Haberling John C, 217 Grant Av
Hagcman & Haiiuette,5 Kearny and
12 Geary
Hagler John. 419 Bush
Hals F. J. Mrs., 10n8V> Twenty-second
Halln John, 903 Kearny
Haley Michael, SW cor King and
Sixth
Haley IM. E., SW cor King and Sixth
Hall & Rroos. ^401 Mission
Hallinan John J.. 771 Market
Hamilton Hugh G., W s Illinois bet
Sierra and Nevada
Hanlon John J.. 759 Brannan
Hannan Bernard, 150 Steuart
Hunnan Michael, 162 First
Hannon J'airick, 1043;.^ Folsom
Hanratta John, Railroad Av nr Servla
Hansen Charles C. 5 Bay
Hansen Hans C, NW cor Twenty-
fourlh and Mission
Hansen J. A. George, 108 Sutter
Harder John, W s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada
Harder Peter, 7 Market
Harder & Broemer. NE cor Geary and
Larkin
Hare Patrick M., 140 Fifth
Harrigan Alexander, 703 Davis
Harrington Edward, 1951 Howard
Harris Chas. W., NW cor Sutter and
Grant Av
Harris John, 326 Grant Av
Harris & Merigan. NW cor Bush and
Kearny
Hartdejen & Collniann, 235 Post
Hartley John, 342 Sixth
Hartman Marcus, 316 Clay
Hartman Michael, 111 O'Farrell
Hartman Philip, 11 Spear
Hartmann Ad<'lph, 543 Jackson
Hartmann & Huestedt, NE cor Pacific
and Stockton
Hartman & Miller. 368 Third and SE
cor Tenth and Folsom
Hashagen <fe Mertens, 506 Sixth
Haub John. 513-517 Montgomery Av
Haubrich Bentamin. 1905 Mission
Hawkins & Wnlterste ii. 537 Kearny
Havdon James, stinr Tiburon
Hayes Bros.. 510 Howard
Hayes AVilliam. NE cor Devisadero
and Ellis
Heagerty Henry, SE cor Waller and
Stauvan
Healev .t.. 236 Brannan
Healey T. Frank. 147 Valencia
Healev Patrick, 131 Third
Hialv" Michael F., 1726 Market
Healing James, 703 Mnrket
Healv James. 236 Brannan
Hedrich & Ruge,12 Mason
Heeney Charles R., 238 Brannan
Heesch F. .1., 403 Drumm
Heffernan Jliihnel. 223 Sansome
HelTernan Richard, 219 Second
Heine SiUuiu-1, N s Honduras nr Ken
Hf-ins L( mis, NW cor Third and Bryant
Heinz Christopiier, 637 Broadway
Heitman Herman II.. NW cor Pacific
md !
line
Heitrnnnn Aiwino, 530 Pacitic
Held Willinni, li'8 Sacrnniento
Hemk'n Jlnrdn, 7:5 ]\l s-ion
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Henderson Peter. 617 Seventh
Heiidrickson John. 20 Folsom
H.'nne Henrv, 3S O'Farrell
Henrioulle Gregory, 117 Seventh
Henrioulie Gustave, 135 Second
Hensell John C, 25 Sixth
Hentz Augustus H., NW cor McAllis-
ter ano Hyde
Herber John, 1154 Market
Herbst A Maas,SE corKearny and Post
Herdel Freiierick, 79!) Halght
Herllhv Dennis C, 207 Second
Herman Julius, 239 Third
Herman Rndoliih, S s Jefferson, bet
Baker and Lyon
Herrick I. K., 323 Bush
Herrmann Ferdinand, 305 Davis
Hess <fe Herttel. 634 Pacific
Hesse & Helns. 633 'Sacramento
Heuer Alexander, NE cor Third and
Stevenson
Heve H,'nrv,234 Townsend
Hevman Henry, 615 PaclHc
HIckev Daniel. 1727!^ Stevenson and
629 Front
Hildebrand <fe Conrad, 925 Kearny
Hillebrand Albert, 1019 Market
Hllplsch & Herve, 2 Leidesdorir
Hink & Almas, NE cor Washlngtol
anil Montgimiery
Hinrichs A.,2 Union
Hlnrlchs &. Haesloop, 227 Drumm
Hintmanu Henry, SW cor Polk am
Union
Hischier Baptiste, 206 Drumm
Hochguertel Nicholas, Ocean BeactL
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Hoelscher August & Co., 105 Second
Hopan Dennis J., 1111 Howard
Hogan Patrick, 12 Ellis
Hoglin Peter, 405 Drumra
Hohelm John, 245 Fourth
Hohn John, 310 Grant Av
Hokanson & Wilson, SE cor Cloy an
Drumm •
Holje JohnB., SW cor Railroad Avl
and Falkland ;
Holj B & Jachens, SW cor Union and
Front
Holler & Jobst, NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Holt Isaac, NW cor New Montgomery
and Blission
Holtum Ferdinand, 507-509 Clay
Holtum & Anderson, 409 Sansome and
613 Montgomery
Hooper <fe Martin, 121 Montgomery
Hoops II., SE cor Kearny and Bay
Horan James D., 1334 Howard
Horn Christopher, SW cor Pacific and
Davis
Horn & Gastman, 118 Fourth
Horrlgan John, 520 Broadway
Horsimann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Hoss John.NW corSutterand Kearny
Hotaling M. A., 542 Turk
Hough John, 5 Mason
Howe Thomas H., 14 Mason
Hubbard Walter ()., 231 Kearny
Huber Bros., 620 Bush
HVBER LOUIS, 114 Grant Av
Hughes William, 6"i6 Mission
Huismann Fredeiick H., 525 Fourth
HultenNels.Stl Third
Hummel John, 427 Fourth
Hund John B., 823 Market
Huneke John. SW cor Firfct and Fed-
eral
Hunt Simon, 154 Steuart
Huntemann Chris. & Co., 801 Kearny
Hunter John, 212 Townsend
Hnnzen Willinm. 130 Geary
Hurl John, 217 Pacific
Hurley W illiuni J., «69 Market
HustPd Nicholas, 500 Davis
Hutaff Henry W., 2 Montgomery Av
Iburg William M., NW cor Hermann
and Stetner
Ingell Benjamin, 1709 Mnrket
Ingram WiUiani E., 800 Montgomery
Ischerwood J. L., 15 Valencia
Ivenieyer Henry, SW cor Battery and
Commercial
Iversen & Okerblad, 417 Post
Jackson Horace, 189 Jessie
Jackson & Piimer,NW cor Jackson
and Davis
Jagels Diedrlch, 3 Clay
James T. K., N E cor Market and Front
Jansen Andrew, 214 Steuart
Jansen Charles. 206 Steuart
Jansen G. A. F., NE cor First and
Brannan
Jellings William, 700 Kearny
Jelllson Benlamin F., NE cor Califor-
nia and Kearny
Jenke John G., 244 Sutter
Jenkins David, 204 steuart
Jenkins & Webb, NE cor Sacramento
and Kearny
Jensen Martin, 430 Fourth
Jobmann J.. NE corSlxtii and Mission
Johns Thomas. 801 Montgomery
Johnson Andrew, 214 Steuart
Johnson Alfred, 617 Davis
Johnson Charles, 19 Steuart
Johnson Christian. 127 Folsom
Johnson Ellen, 17 Geneva
Johnson Jennie, 106 Jackson
Johnson John, 6 Jackson
Johnson .Tolin C. 770 Howard
Johnson Peter, 117 Twenty-fourth
Johnson Peter A., 812 Kearny
Johnson Peter A., SW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Johnson Wm., Railroad Av nr Corea
Johnson & DeCasper, E s Kentuckv nr
Nevada
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Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
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Johnson <fc OpUnd, SE cor Jackson
and Drumin
Jones Frank, -415 Rrannan
Junes Fiaiik L.. I'.H Stevenson
Jones Paul A., 641 M sslon
[Jordan Adolph, 425 Monigomery Av
Ijordaii John, ;f26 Grant Av
Josue Arthur, 113 Davis
Joiillla Etlenue,32 Sixth
Julien J. & Co., 617 Pacitlc
Junik Curd G.,S\V cor Clay and Powell
Juri L. & Son, l;£!3 Stockton
Jurss John & Cc, 605 Davis
Kaiser Ernest, 28 Third
Kunipe Frederick W., NW cor Gearv
und Hyde
Knmps Frederick W., .30 California
Kane Michael, 200 FTst
Kupp it Kirchner. SE cor Fifth and
Market
Kasch Henry, 6 Mission
Hastens Louis M., 421 Larkin
Kayser & Ma^er, llIO Market
Keuue Patrick, 1042)^ Folsum
I Kearny Edward, NW cor Pacific and
Battery
Kearny James F., 21 Lpidesdorff
Keenan Charles, 1144 Market
Keeuaii James, 9,i7 Bryant
Kelleher &, Donahue, 114 Second
Keller Charles J., 174a Mission
Kelley James, 15S First
Kelly Catherine, 827 Folsom
Kelly John, 43 Second
Kelly John, 186 Jessie
Kelly John T. & Co.. 108 Ellis
Kelly Martin. W g Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Kellv Peter, 216 Eighth
Kelly Thomas, W s Railroad Av bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Kennedy Dennis, 1021 Pierce
Kennedy Mary Mrs., E s Kentucky nr
Napa
Keogh M.W., NE cor Eddy and Mason
Keppid A. C, NE cor Fifteenth and
Mission
Ki-rr Matthew. 16 LeidesiorfT
Ketterer Andrew, 220) Powell
Keuerleber .\UL.'ust, 210 Leidesdorff
Keuerleber F. W.. 612 Clav
Kewitz C. H.. NE cor Blission and
Steuart
Kiedlan Gustav, 1801 Mission
Kietr^T Frank.SE cor Sac and Stockton
Kiele Herman, 52) Pine
Kierniin Thomas J., 14:)9 Market
Kihlm3yer Jacob, 17 J5 Mission
K May Michael, 100 Second
KiLsby & Johnson, 16 Clay
Kmball Frederick L., 17 Sl.'cth
Kinler& Brand, 31 Fifth
Klassen Henry. 222 Washinzton
Kleinlianimer Heury, 135 Folsom
Klemeier Herman H., 1^542 Market
Kl'.nim L. Mrs.. Ifi Folsom
Klind Joseph, 633 California
Klos William, 111 Leidesdorff
Klutz Martin, II Pacific
Kneese George, 022 Battery
Knippenberg Ernst R., SE cor Steuart
and Howard
Knobloch Christian, 1727 Kentucky
Knoke John, 107'^ Fifth
Knuttner Florian, 51)5 Mission
Kniidson Thomas, 318 Brunnan
Koch H. H., NW cor Batterv and Sac
K(jehler Hmry, .W!) Cul f.rnia
Koehn & JanitP. 241 Slitter
Ktjenig Frank, 610 Sacrnmento
Kofod & Larsen, 2o2 Fifth
Kohn Max, cor Stanvaii and Waller
Kolil.-r El ward, 775 Mission
Kohler & Frohlin^', 626 Montgotnerj-,
and SE cor Grant A v and Sutter
Kohnke P. F. F., 120 Callforjila
Koiiig Viggo, 116 Montgomery Av
K lopniann John, 36 Sacramento
Kor imeyer George, Russ House Bar
Kordt Frederick, SE cor Jackson and
Battery
Korner George, 1200 Pacific
Korren John, 1.530 Dolores
Koster August, 101 First
Ki.ster J.,N K cor Cenrv iind Oentrnl Av
Kotzian W., Teneriffe nr Tonibl«bee
Kozin n-iRy Harmon, 217 I'Ine
Krab'erA Christ mann.m Third
Kramer William C, SW cor Washing-
ton and Front
Krank Frank W., San Bruno Road nr
Ten'rirte
Kraus & Marquam, 126 Kearny
Kredewhan R..SWc..rlTnlonand Front I
Krehmke John, 15 Pacific
Kreling Bros.,.32 Kddv I
Krelliig A Wllkens, u Eddv |
Kreiitzer Frank, e.'l Commercial
Kreiit7,er.Io-eph, Mission Road nrSIx
.Mile House
Kreuz -r Frank, 806 Third
K ron-iv I Bt Charles. 7.'0 Washington I
Kruerkol Brothers, 412 Jlarki^t I
Ivrueckel Peter, SW cor Fulton and
Iraiikhn
Kruse Martin, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
l.-"u''T iS K":".-"'*''"" S«cramento
Kuhirt .M.L.Mrs..ror F.mrth Avand H
Kuhlke John H.. .30' Mission
Kuhn Christian, 14)6 Polk
Kuhii Henrv,7IO ^'alcncia
Kuhu Peter, :iH2 MisMon
Kumiijerlander Klchard, 677« MIbsIod
Kyle HobiTt. 304 Pacitlc
Laharbere J., 31 Sacram -nto
Labarthe & Lncazeite. 513 Pacific
Lulmt John, 1401 Powell
La Chapelle William, NE cor Central
Av and Post
Lackey & Watson, 1032 Market
Lacuste John,nftl .Montgomery
Lacroix John, 15 .'2 Stork!r)n
Laduskl .lohn, 518 Merchant
LiiftVriy Bernard F.,282 East
Lagrave Bernard, cor Railroad Av and
Trinidad
Lngrave John P., 1122 Dupont
Laird Rob'rt B., 616 Sixth
Lakin Joseph J., 122 Ja. kson
Lamar Charles W., SE cor Thirtieth
and Point Lobos .^vs
La May Nelson B., 6:13 Howard
Lanilgraff .fosf ph.cor Fell and Stanyan
Landsberg Albert 1.300 Market
Lane John J.. 17 Powell
Lane John J., 24 Third
Lane Micha 1, 326 Davis
Lang Lena Mrs., 122 Berry
Liang Louis, 20 l'«L'e
L.inge Charles H.. .513 Sixth
LanL'e Peter N., 246 Townsend
LangfiM John, IIK .la.-kson
Lankenau Henry, NW cor Teneriffe
and Kailroad Av
Lapoullde Adolph, 433 Fourth
Larrpcq & Co., 123« Stockton
Lnrsen Carl G., 18 Eddy
Lass Henry F., 110 Berry
Laii A. H., SW cor Second and Jessie
Laugel Andrew, 1412 Dupont
Lauriston &. Ross, !)JI Battery
Tjuvl;.'ne Kavmond. 4Hi Fonrth
Lawrence F.. cor Th'rJ and Howard
I,eaih .1., 15 Valencia
Leary Jul'a, 5 Sherwood PI
Leary Patrick, 420 Pacific
Leedes .■VIbert. fiO:) Mont..'om"ry
Leege William A Co., 113 Halleck
Lehmus John. 2234 I'nion
Leithner Joseph, 1.5')0 Cmifornla
Lekens M. Miss, Jackson nr First Av
Lemnire Anton. NE cor Bcale and
Howard
Lfnormand Broth"r'', 7X5 Howard
Leonard Patrick. 1161 M/irket
Leoni <fe Moienzoid,22') Mont Av
Leopolil & GoMsfeln, *<l!> Ki'aniy
Lester Robert S., .50!) Howurd
Lester Thomas, 815'^ Fi>lsoni
Levers Frederick, 813 Kearny
Levy Ferdinand, :W7H ^■'f(h „
Levy Henry, NEcor F.f.b and Harri-
son
Lewellvn Robert, 14 Clav
Lewis Sarah Mrs..8 .lio kson
Ley<leckeT Theodore W..SW cor (,1ay
Levdecker <fc Lunsmaii. 631 Pavls
Lt6htlgEdwnrl. lll3Howti.d
Lieliciiberi .(ohn H.,«t5 Pavln
Lleb'rt Brothers, cor Greonwlrh and
Gough „ ,
LIcbniann Otto, NE cor Kearny and
Gre •nw'ch
LllkendeyOltoW..SW cor KranclBCo
and Powell
Llnd.Mnannft.rohn «rK|S|Tlh
Lliiilsnv Thomas lU.ni'* Merchant
LliiTi Jacob. 3111 MU-lon
Lo-cl. Chns..Si:corl-liieand Kcarni
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l.ogan E'
l.V. Clara
. nr C'lrllnnd A*
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Loon-y.l.din,r,rTliiMl«Md llo
Liihr. I<
L.Ik Kr.'
Lukin.l
LuMslrdr i
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LiiiM.rin I
Loiholl .'. I
Lutlrtllp -.looRn.d,
Lynch J v.p,
Lvnchl.«> .;i«n
Lynch SInioii, 71'. , l>*\ij
Maack F...2«autl^r
Maas* Aiidnax. .SW cor Hanlioii and
Scale
Maa-s Henrv, l.t) n-.lf
lliulnto,!, Johns.. 117 Urkin
Ma. k A Sr„r,., cor Bii.t. and Krarnr
.M-.ckeri Frank A.. lO Mt.|..„ a»
Ma.k.v Paiil.k. 9i:.', lutur.-y
Hadlin FrancN, <-( J.„|..
Madd'-ii Kidmrl. sW cor rr*acl««e
a Ml Mu'oii
Madd.n A Degnan, l.V. Ko irth
Madson A l'.-terv.n. 7 »«-rTr
Ma.'isiraCl.arl-. a., 118 Mont A»
Mahler John. 2:.C I nloo
Mahoii.-v Ki«,irl I.. (I F.iirth
Malnzir.f '. "• .-ta
Mal-eIC '■
Malagl.- ,\
Malone .1 .
Matigels.t I ... '.Urk^t
Maiig ls.t l.!:!,i,:i.ol. s\S ror Th'rd
and .MIsolon and .NW cur Mualoii
an I Tw.'niv-ilfth
Mar ■■m.-o S.railno, .Vi i DavU
Maret IIiMir< , ;r2l Tiirit
Mar.:et-oi, ,fe sir.-..|. -jn M«'k-l
Mnr.'grBirciwirl ■•., y< » Mimi r
Mnrpiard Ad..l|,'i, .,-.': M.-r. h.nt
Marshall John H.. M l S (on.|
.Mrtmhall .loM-ph. 1210 Poik
MMrtIn Aiidri-a", «12 Sacramrnin
ilanlii Andrew J., SK cur iluih an 1
Keariiv
Martin C. rL..SWcor DavNand Vallcjo
Martin ILirn B.. NW cur Mxl(«olb
aiiil N'oc
Martin Jacib (\. .'ds IliitTr
.Miirtlii .lohn..'.l' I'.
Mart II J ph.4i-
Mirlii Mhha.d. I
Martin Philip, .VH ■
Marlln K ri.*H ix^ .r v
Martv KranV.Saii llroii . lioad
.Mnrv n Jnme. H..!, l^\ Ir.dorff
.Ma-ch .wskv A /liniiicrmann, IOC
.Market
Masqat A Valllant, (III Comm-rrlal
.MailM'W' li'-ornr, NK cor Suitrr and
(Vnlral Av
Malh.-»i. Mnrv Mr... WS '*•<■'"«
Mathinx A LItilall, .NW ror 0<>«l« aiMl
Braiinan
MattUevlrh Nicholas NK cof Waah-
lni;t.in mil Hiiin
Matt- I
Mayer C ' ".«llro«d A»
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, S.^i^rA.^^Sfc^i;y S^ll^A^^li
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McDonnld M. J., 72S Braiinan
Mcnouoimh DoUa, 137 Fltlh
MiDonouKh Thomas P., 325 Sansome,
UlcElroy & Norioii, -im California
McGovern Philip (estate of) NE cor
Market ami Kearny
McGregor James, 242 Brannan
JHctirorv Thomas, 36 Second
McHenrv James, 205 Paclflc
Rlclnernv John, 1016 Bryant
McKee & Kllis, 101 Powell
McKendrv James, 205 Paclflc
McKeney P. J., cor Mission and Ninth
McKenna Felix, 1646 Market
McKlernau Daniel, 104 Steuart
McKlnncv James, NW cor Hamp-
shire and Twentv-lifth
McKlnney John, Georgia het Sierra
and Nevada _
McLaughlin Michael, 1021 Howard
McLaughlin William, 2 King,
McLennan Neil, 2i)31 Geary
McLeod Angus. 5 Morton
McMahon Timothy, 420'^ Sixth
McMahon & Mordaunt, 117 Drumm
McManus Frank, Michigan nr Sierra
McManusW. H., 48 New Montgomery
McNamara Daniel, 3111 Pacific
McNear James, 908 Kearny
McParland Joseph B., NW cor Steiner
and Unlin
Meade John, 1646 Mission
Meany & Shea, 129 Third
Medau Julius H., 970 Folsom
Meehan J., SE cor Second and Howard
Meinberg Moritz, 1714 Mission
Meinecke Frederick, W s Mission
Road, nr Five Mile House
Melssner Lambert A. 423 Dupont
Meister Michael. 331 Fifth
Melczer Joseph, 259 Third
Mendes David, 341 Sixth
Mendlondou Bartholomew,cor Kearny
and Sacramento
Menke Christian. 313 Seventh
Menuzio David. 528 Broadway
Mercler Eugene, NW cor Folsom and
Seventh
Merz William, 1907 Halght
Meyer Anton. SW cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Meyer Dledrlch, NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
Meyer Frederick K., NW cor Clay and
Davis
Meyer Henry, 724 Front
Mever Henry, SE cor Fourth and Bran
Meyer Hermann H. , 440 Bush
Meyer William M.. N W cor Beale and
Mission
Mever & Bush, 220 Grant Av
M chaelsnn John C, 818 Clay
Michell Frederick, 206 Montgomery
Mi<h('lson Michael, 422 Kearny
Migliano Giacomo, 535 Clay
Mikulich J. G., 515 Clay
Miles John C, NE cor Sutter and Polk
Miller John, 454 Seventh
Miller & Laanlnen, 253 steuart
Ming Julius, 20<i Pacific
Minor Sam A., 13 Third
Mitchell Michael, 4 Union
Mitchell Robert, NE cor California and
Walnut
Moeghng- Charles, 1143 Mission
Moeller & Grauffel, 625 Clay
MoUer & Bock, cor Polk and Austin
Molloy Penis, 721 Davis
Molov Wm., 1747'-2 Mission
Monahan Joseph, Ocean House Road
Monahan & McGurren. 434 Pine
Monnier George, SW cor Howard and
Sumner „
Monnier Peter, NW cor Hayes and
Franklin
Moore William, 217 Pine
Moran <fe Zieglmayr, 505 Green
Moresl Peter G., 317 Montgomery Av
Moreton William, 32 Montgomery
Morgan George A., 2800 Howard
Moriartv Jeremiah, 708 Mission
Moronev John, 1009 Harrison
Morosco <t- Byrnes, S s Howard nr
Third
Morris Michael J.. 16 Fifth
Morris Thomas J., 160 First
Moitrom John C, 919 Folsoni
Monthnn & Lacoste, 508 Bush
Mueh & Lvnch«1411 Stockton
Mueller John P., 538 Commercial
Muehlner <fe Muller, 109 Filth
Mugu'e John, E s Mission, nr Five
Mile Store
Muhelm John, 245 Fourth
Muirh.ad Johu B., NW cor Larkin
and Hayes
Mulcahv .lohn, 140 Second
Mullalv Thomas 11., 308 (Jrant Av
Mullaiiev Brothers, 41 'X Third
Muller Henrv, 50:t Pacific
Mullor John H., 215 Third
Muller A SchmMlz, 638 Sacramento
Munf;er K,. M. & Co.,SE cor Mason and
.lacksou
Munro Jcihn, 2fifi Brannan
Munson John A.. 629 ("alifornia
Murphv Anne Mrs., 683 Davis
Murphv Bridget. 56Natoma
Murphy James B., SW cor Mission and
Seventh
Murphv John. SW cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Murphy John F., cor Geary and Ma-
sonic Av
Murphv M.&T., 133 Third
Murphy Martin, 2428 Geary
Murphv Philip, 1020 Larkin
Murphv William, Ocean View
Mumhv & Trainor, W s Illinois nr
Butte
Murrav D., SW cor Illinois and Napa
Mrrra'v James, 353 Third
MIJRKAY miCHAEIi.
Missio
Murtha James. 1642 Market
Nail Sam"el, 919 Folsom
Nash William, 300 Folsom
Nathan E. P. & Co., .304 Sixteenth
Naumann Ernest, 627 Clay
Nearv Charles, 120 Townsend
Neilan Thomas, 3.39 Third
Neller Louis, 14 Geary
Nelson Peter, 11 Jackson
Nestel Otto, SW cor California and
Montgomery
Neuhaus Hermann, NW cor Bush and
Montgomery
Neuman & Oman, 110 Jackson
Newell Robert, 1701 Market
Nichols William M.. 2201 Powell
Nielsen Viggo, 220 Montgomery Av
NIessen James, 2612 Geary
Nigro James V.. 1312 Dupont
Nlhan Michael J., 331 Bay
Nile Joseph, 119 Sixth
Nissen Ernest, 45 Second
Noble Peter, 614 Kearny
Nolsat Ameclee, 1334 Dupont
Nolan Thomas, 628 Merchant
Noonan Edward, NW cor Sixth and
Stevenson
Noonan William, 268 Brannan
Nootbnar A. H., 1051 Market
Nord William B., SW cor Duncan and
San Jose Av
Normand Eugene, 617 K Valencia
Normann Otto, 411 Bush and 114 O'Far-
rell
Norris Pietro, 528 Broadway
Northrup George E., 106 Eddy
Norton Patrick H., cor Ninth and Mis
Nuve Thomas, 207 Grant Av
Nunes Louis A., 420 T>avis
O'Brien Dennis, 131 Fifth
O'Brien Marv, 1110 Battery
O'Brien Patrick. 106 Pacific
O'Brien Peter, 43 Vallejo
OTonnellBros., 3.S6 Fourth
O'Connell Daniel, 202 Post
O'Connell Patrick, 346^^ Seventh
O'Connor Annie E., 513 Second
O'Connor Thomas, 818 Howard
O'Connor & Riordan, 269 Third
O'Donnell Patrick, W s Kentucky, bet
Center and Santa Clara
O'Donnell & McCourt, 5 Grant Av
O'Farrell Jane, 40 Minna
O'Farrell W. J., 480 Jessie
O'Nell Lawrence, 317 Pacific
O'Reilly Jeremiah, SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-tifth
O'Reilly John P., NW cor Spring
and Summer
O'Shea Jeremiah, 1144 Folsom
O'Shea & Allen. 311 Fourth
Obermeyer T. F. A.. SE cor Post and
Grant Av
Ohermever William F., 610 Market and
9 Post
Obertsen Richard. 2323 Mason
Oellerlch Mary, 300 Sbotwell
OllvarA Vafflue7,1321 Dupont
Olmo & Cam pa, 425 Broadway
Olsen Adoli h. 33 Pacific
Olsen Andrew. 913 Kearny
Olsen & Co., 529 Jackton
Olson Peter, 26 Montgomery Av
Orndoff James W., 8 Eddy
Osmer & Co., NW cor First and Bran-
nan, and NW cor Folsom and East
Osmer & Co., SW cor Third and Berry
Osmers & Co.,NWcor Spear and Bryant
Ostlund Charles, 108 Berry
Oswald & Co., 6.34 Clay
Otersen Herman, 35 Post
Ouellette Louis, 1201 Golden Gate Av
Page A. S., 49 Clay
Palmer Albert, 115 Larkin
Palmer Henry & Co., 204 Sacramento .
Parr John T., cor Sutter and Kearny
Paupitz F. W., 123 Jackson
Pearce Thomas H., 334 Bush
Pechin Charles, 417 Front
Pedrazzio & Glaneltoni, 150 Fifth
Pearson Nils, 102 Fifth
Pein G. H., NE cor Third and Mission
Perelra Samuel L.. 112 Hallerk
Perlni Peter, 225 Pacific
Perkins Howard. 1162 Market
Pei-kins & Washburn. .344 Kearny
Perrault Maurice N., 312 Washington
Peters Bros., SE cor Montgomery and
Commercial and SW cor Clay and;
Kearnv
Peters Charles F., 1215 Steiner
Peters Frank. 504 Broadway I
Peters John, 801 Fourth
Peters William, 623 East
Petersen Nels, 48 Sacramento
Petersen & Chapin, 313 Paclflc
Peterson Charles, 526 Third
Peterson John, 323 East
Peterson John, NE cor Corea and
Railroad Av
Peterson Ralph, 12 Boardman PI
Peterson & Henrlonlle, 12 LeldesdorflT
Petit Henry, 2636 Bush
Peyre Bros., NEcor Valencia and Rid-
ley
Pcvre Jean, 1601 MarKet
Pfelfer George P., Honduras, bet Rail-
road Av and Susquehanna
Pharo Joseph, 116 Drumm
Plagemann John, 16 O'Farrell
Piatt William, NE cor Steiner and
California
Plumel John F., IS Stockton
Polidorl Domenica, 1128 Folsom
Pope C, 46 Steuart
Pontac Peter, 213 Larkin
Postel Brothers, NW cor Bush and
Sansome
Powell S. AV., 233 Stevenson
Powning Susan, 4.33 Jessie
Pradel Justin, Five Mile House
Prato Antonio. 1411 Dupont
P^-egge Henry, 20 Sacramento
Prentice Zacharias, W' s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Pressey & Griflin, SW cor Kearny and
Bush
Prien He ry, NE cor Spear and Hath-
awav's Wharf
Prunty Owen, 301 Eighth
Puckhaber Louis H., SW cor Sacra-
mento and Clay
Putzman Robert, 16 Montgomery Av
Pygeorge John, 831 Kearnv
Purcell David, 102 Central Av
Quaresma Antonio L., 315k' Drumm
Quast J., SE cor Paclflc and Drumm
Quigley Charles, 636 Third
Quigley John.5.S6 Fourth
Quillci Venanzlo, 6.fi Broadway
Quinn William, 601 Third
Rademaker John M., 211 Kearny
Radovich Bozo, 29 Geary
Radovlch J. L. & Co., 328 Pine
Radovich & Uhrlandt, 306 Kearny
Ramons Samuel, 1602 Mission
Rank Frederick, 717 Davis
Ranken & Jamison, 1081 Market
Rasmussen Hans, N s Sierra, nr Lou-
isiana
Rattler Lew. 43 Eddy
Razetto F.. 527 Washington
Reck Frcderika, 2949 Sixteenth
Reding Frank. NE cor Jackson and
Sansome
Reese George, cor Main and Howard
Reeve & Wood, 123 Fifth
Regan Martin, 412 Main
Regli Robert, SW cor Pine and Mont'y
Reidy IMartin, 156 Steuart
Reidy & Dolan. 313 East
Reilly Anthony, 411 Third
Reilly Patrick, 3339 Mission
Reimers A\ tUiam, 30 Fourth
& Muller, 1101 Folsom
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 larM St
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Reinke H., 6H Montgomerv
Rencuriel & RIspaud, 5<>l Sixth
Re^lng John, W s MI»blon opp St.
Mary's College
Revert A Iphonse, -144 Fifth
RUhards John E. & Co., 26 Fonrth
Richardson M. Mrs.. D nrSl.xth Av
Klctiardson <t Galla.'her. 81!) Batterv
Kichter R.. NE cor Green and Powell
Elckards Janie.e, NE cor San Bruno
Road and Williams
RIegelsC. A.. 871 Market
Elehn A. H.,927 Ml.-slon
Rllev Edward, 1410 Harrison
Ring Bros., 3549 FlMniore
Kinge Elbe. 136 Folsom
Rlordan Patrick, 1434 Market
Ritchie A., 31 Second
Rivers C. C, SW cor Turk and Hvde
Robasciotto Peter, 2441 Greenw Ich
Robblns Elizabeth Mrs., 1915 Mission
Roberts Peter. W s Railroad Av nr
Venezuela
Robertson SiimuelJ., 531 Saciamento
Robinson Clarence, 400 Pacific
Robinson Frank E., 3.i Third
Robohm & Brandt, 464 '^2 Sixth
Robin Adrien, 610 Fonrth
Roche Denis D., 825 Kolsom
Roeben George, 37 Pacific
Roesler Henry A.. 1610 Market
Roffgenkamp Paul, 246 Sutter
Rohrs George H., SW cor EUls and
Mason
Rojas J. M., Es Kentucky nr Nevada
Rommel Regina. 839 Brannan
Roonev Patrick H.,S13 Batterv
Rose Edward G..52 First
Rose John H., 624 'o Clay
Rosengarn John H., cor Grant Av and
Morton
Eosenkrans Louis, SE cor Stelner and
Greenwich
Rosenquist John, 411 Dnimm
Ross Johanna Mrs.. 20 Everett
Rossi A. & Co., 521 Commercial
Rossi <fe Ciresa, 525 Vallejo
R.itherman John, E s Fourth bet
Townsend and King
Roux Irene, 1^18 Fillmore
Rouzo Edward, 331 Fourth
Rowe August, .-iOO Fifth
Rozanski Ignaclos, 5:« Pacific
Rui-'g William H., N£ cor Mission and
Spear
iJuppert & Kneeman. 120 Bryant
Rus>ell Edward, 4 Polk
Ryall John, 4 Jackson
Ryan Frank, 204 Stevenson
Ri an James, 144 First
Ryan James E., SW cor Seventh and
Natoma
Evan Martin, 18 Sixth
Rvan Michael, 53)^ Park Av
Rvan Michael, 5 Commercial
Ryan & Ott, li:« Dupont
Saurbriieck Gustave, SE cor Kearny
and Commercial
Sagehorn v^harles. 1522 Jackson
Sainsot Annie Mrs., NW cor Mission
and Main
Sailer John, 1914 Market
Sanders Charles, 165 Second
.Sanders Henrv, 4 Washington
Sandersfeld Frederick T., 33 Third
SandozA Co., 510 Pine
Sanguinettl Andrew, 1.506 Powell
SangninettI Augustus. 27 Vallelo
Sass Edward, 118 Washington
Sawver Thomas, 935 Mission
Pcalmanini Carlo, 712 Front
Scanlan John. 231 Fifth
Schaefer L'^na, 1121 Mission
Schaer Frederick, NW cor Commercial
and Drumm
Schaefer Jacob, 2.32 First
Srhafer John A., 1700 Polk
ScheL-gia Charles. 5:t7 Broadway
Schlaudecker M., •=>27 Clay
Schle<lnger Co. The, 219 Grant Av
Schlichtlng Henry F., 449 Fifth
Schlieker Henry, SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Schluter Daniel, 508 Davis
Schmal/en George, 763 Howard
Schmidt A. J. S., NE cor Fifth and
SchmidtChrls. J. F.,3 Sutter and 502
Market
Schmidt Henrv, 526 Third
Schmidt Hubert. SE cor Stockton and
Unlim
Schmidt Otis, 425 Pacific
Schmidt <fe Me> .-r, 2: First i
Schniitt (;i-orge. ijOl Staiivan '
SchmiererG.,l't.I,„l«,s Av nrTenlhAv !
Schniitt Gi'ort-e & Son, W g Ml8»lon
Roadnr Five Mil.- Moiiho
Schueele Leonhardi, 120 l.tldPNloTBr
Schneider Andreas, 406 MrAllistcr
Schneider George, 1125 Duponl
Schneider .John. 817 Lnrkin
Schoeck Henry, 615 Merchant
bcholler & Schwarz, NE cor Mason and
Market
Scholz <fc Bartels,200 Sixth
Schneider Andrew R., SW cor Baker
and Beach
SchonerA Bodmann,7Slxlh
Schottler Rudolph. 401 Bn.adway
Schrelber William. 21 K-arny
Schroder Henry J., 508 Front
Schroeder Charles, 225 Broad wav
Schroeder Claus, NW cor Fourth and
Townsend
Schroeder R. D. . 35 Eddv
S<hroeder William G.,9i5 Mission
Schroth Julius, 101 Larkln
Schubert & Krnrt, 21 St.ickton
Schuldt John, oOl Dupnnt
Schultz William A., 523 Front
Schnltze Louis, SE cor Lombard and
Battery
Schulz Peter, 642 Sarranienio
Schumacher Frederick. 36 Stenart
Schuster <t .Marshall. 212 Drumni
Schwark Wllllnm C. H.. 766 Mission
Schwartz H. & Co., 411 '2 Callfomta
Schwartz, Huslng & .Meyer, 1 Market
Schwartz Isador, 215 Montgomery Av
Schwarz Charles, NE cor Baker and
JeflTerson
Schwarz Joseph, NE cor Powell and
Chestnut
Schwarz & Foge. 1016 Market
Schweizer Frederick, 243 Second
Schwtebert William H., 162.i Fillmore
Sclaronl Charles, 621 Broadway
Scott John O., 6.T5 Sacramento
Seamon Kate, 243 Minna
Sears William M., 767 Market
Sears & Folev, NW cor Washington
and East
Seaton M. .Samuel, cor Honduras and
Kentuckv
Seeba John H., 62<t Montgomery
Seebach Peter, 707 Mission
Seeman C. L., SE cor Kearny and Cat
SeMenberg Georce, 1018 Kearny
Selms John, 515 First
Semler James. 315 Pacific
Sengstacken Peter. SE cor Mlaslon and
Fremont
Shanahan Thomas, 344 Tenth
Shaw Willlnm, 41 Vallejo
Shea Jeremiah, 1144 Folsom
.Sheehan John, 619 .Alisslnn
Sheehan John, N W cor Bnxlerlck and
Greenwich
.Sheehan .Marv. ror Bush and Battery
Sheehan MIcliael, 324 Beale
Sheehan A Donlon. .52 Fourth
Shissa John, 9 Vallejo
Sieber Mathilda, 510 Pine
Sle'-ert F. Fred-rick. riO Berry
SIml P. A G., 429 Green
Simpson John, 7 Stevenson
Sims Chris. W.. 920 Market
SItienfield H.. 505'4 Montgomeay Av
SIvertscn M. U., NE cor Steuart and
Howard
Skellv Edward, 158'; Sleuart
Skellv John, 3J6 Fourth
Skifl-A. M., 446 Third
Slaven Daniel, 8?1 Market
Slavin l'atrlck,.Vt« Sixth
Sloan Alexander, 36 Oean-
Snmdeke William A O
Ek'hthand Mission
Smith FIenry,224(>nry
Smith Henrv C.,Sit4 Illinois
Smith Michael, 519 W a«hlngton
Smilh William H., 522 Batterv
Smith William N.. SW cor Kentocky
and ,S.ilani> ,, .
Sobhe |.ledrl(h.541 Ml""'"'' .„ . .
Sonierville Daniel. VK Montgomery At
.SommersF. »;.,44S|Har
.^orenson. Dnnker A < n..4.5i lav
.Sound Saniu.'l M.. :«n s«« r«ni<>nto
South Joseph T.. i>:ii
Speckter Bros., cor h rem
Spreen Wlllli
Spru"."el'c.Trl':;r.': SW mr Railroad
Av and Venezuela
ST. ^Producers Of FINE TABLE WDJES
I and Bran
. SW cor Railroad Av
>' rant.
NWcorU-rtrraU
>loo
A l{p ir.n1. 1031 Baltrrr
Me»«n Jeniiir Mr*.. HE wr BatiM
atidlViiiral Av
Stiller I'aulB..iacUi
.StMker William. HK cur Poat ud
Buchanan
.StoevenTl.'. ». l'.- I' .v..il
Stoeverll li
Strand A
SlraubA,.
.Straub J..-. III. r.. 11 .-1,
Straus JuieK K, bid (.arElo
StrebJaciib. 526 Third
Sireit K. .Mr... M? P'rw
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Slnrla Gi ."DI
SulllNan II '
Sullivan Pair. k. .S>N -r Kli;htP«Dtb
and .^ianchrx
Sullivan William A.. 218 Sixth
Sullivan Al'tivnt, IM K'r.t
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Swan F. w - Tmcnty
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Toss Charles, 310 O'Fairell
Voss 4 Geertz, E s Kentucky nr Sierra
Vussl.rinck J. G. P., 269 East
NVnchter W. F.. 112 Kerry
Wack John.cor McAllister and Stanyan
Wagner E. L., 138 Mimtgomery Av
Wagner P., SB cor Fillmore and Sutter
WaUleck P. E., 32 Second
Walker John, 32 Steuart
Walker Joseph, 1801 Powell
Wall <fe Cuddy. NW cor Third and
Folsom
Waller & Fisher, 531 East
Walsh James, 316 Fourth
Walsh Thomas H.. NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Folsum
Walsh <fe Barry, 1800 Polk
Ward John, 335 Tenth
W'ard Jlichael J., 327 East
Ward William B.. 539 Valencia
Warnecke & Grovert, 1524 Kentucky
Warner Abraham, Meiggs Wharf
Watson Joseph, 149 Ellis
Watson & Mitchell, 1 Taylor
Wedel John G., SW' cor PaclBc and
Drumm
Wehnenian Henry, 630Brannan
Wehr Hemy, 118 Jackson
W'ehring Charles, 431 Bush
Wehrli Samuel, cor Montgomery Av
and Washington
WeisenbornF.,SE corBakerand Lom-
bard
Welch John C, W s 111 nois nr Napa
Wellan Freaerick, 29 Pacific
Werner Robert, 2:m Sixth
W'essell J., SE cor Powell and Union
W evrather Ferdinand, 165 Sixteenth
Wh'alen P., 22 Cl'-mentma
Whelan John, NE cor Golden Gate Av
ami Fillmore
Wheelnnd & Collins, 329 Montgomery
Whelan John W., NE cor Fillmore and
Golden Gate Av
White Thomas, 306 Jlinna
Whitt-side Alexander, 3425 Mission
Whitman H., 540 Commercial
WIchnian John L., 631 Merchant
Wichman & Lutgen, 321 Clay
Wieland Frank, 26 LeidesdorflT
Wiemann <fe Deppe, 1300 Mission
Wlenberg Antone, Hooper bet Fourth
and Kentucky
Wiese John, 501 Sixteenth
WDkens Jacob A., 1000 Market
Wllkeiis & Morkeu, NW cor Third and
Brvant
Will John P., 226 Jlontgomery
WlUeKe Reinhard. 651 Washington
WiUoughbv William H., 533 Pacltic
Wilson Henry, 505 East
Wilson Marv Mrs., 238 Minna
Wilson Otto, 529 Jarkson
Wilson Robert M., 765 Howard
AVIndhaus Bernard, 600 McAllister
Windrow R.,cor Twenty-sixth and Mis
Winkler Julius, 163 New Montgomery
Wlnslow James, 314 Third
Winter J. .cor Filbert and Montgomery
Winter K., NW ror Kast and Jackson
Wissing F. J., 1057 Folsom
Witt Bi-hrend. 1007 Battery
AVlttmeier John G., 513 Pacific
Wobber Henry. 409)4 Gearv
Wobbi-r William, SW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
Woerz Gottlieb H., 5 Hnrdie PI
Wollitz Enillie, cor Pacific and Kearny
Wood Alexander, liiu6 Market
W'ood Charles C, 2500 California
Woods James. San Jose Road nr In-
dustrial Schoid
Woods John S., 565 Bryant
AVood worth John, 311 Pacific
Workman J., cor Mission and Randall
Wrede Cord, 419 East
AVrede & Weber, NW cor Clay and
East
Wren John, cor Fifteenth and Mission
Wuestefeld & Wamser, 8 Sixth
Wustefeld J. G..cor Beach and Baker
Teager John, cor Howard and Steuart
Yehl Aaron, NW cor Hyde and Post
Yeoman W'illiam, 52 Steuart
Teonians J. B., 222 Town send
Young Emma, 1013 Kearny
Young Samuel. 564 Mission
Zacharias Lyon. 4r.6 Market
Zeimer & Co., 1008 Howard
Zgraguen Karl. fil:t Merchant
Zeh Henrietta, 807 Brannan
liithographers.
BAK£R GEORGE H., 581
Mission
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
JIarket
Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co.,
SEcor Clav and LeidesdorfT
BREWSTER CBARL.ES U.
<t « O- 432 Montgomery
BRITTON «& REY, 525 Com-
mercial
Burrington J. Allen, 523 Montgomery
CALIFDRNIA LABEL PRESS AND
MacCABE LITHM. CO., 410 Mis-
sion ^ ,
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 BuFh
DICKMAN-aONES CO. THE
514 Fnl,-om
BUTTON & PARTRirGE,212 Cali-
furnia and '2r2 HiiUeck
GALliOWAY LITHO-
GRAPHING CO., 418-42
Commercial
Hnll J. C. <fe Co.. 508 California
NAHL. H. W. A., History Bldg,
723 Market
Saalhnrg Charles W., 605 Clay
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO
GRAPHIC CO., 2.5-31 Main
Waldstein A. cestate of) .320 Sansome
liittaoerapbic Artists.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
liive Stock— Dealers.
Aw Eugene, 320 Sansome
Bowlev Samuel C. & Co., 6-21 Mission
Brandenstein M. & Co., 529 Clay
BreslauerA Co. ,625 Howard
Clavlmrgh <fe Brandenstein, SW cor
"Mission and New Montgomery
Cunnitr William, 1611 Market
Derbv & Strou^e, 1140 Market
Donriellv, Dunne & Co., 601 California
Dunphv W'illiam, 504 Kearny
Forrester James, 43S Valencia
Green R. I..' 139 Valencia
Grothwohl K., SE cor Tenth and Stev-
enson
Horan James D., NE cor Tenth and
Howard
Horn & Chapman, office 504 Kenmy
James J G. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Jones James M., 331 Kearny
Jordan Valley Stock Co., 202 Sansome
Lew William. 618 Lasuna
Miller A Lux, 508 Culfomia
Murrav Wm., ci>r Sixteenth and Capp
Netter" Henry, 426 San Jos6 Av
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., 202
Sansome
Oso^ke Isaac, 1312 Folsom
Patterson John D.. 126 Clay
Patterson J. M.. 126 Clay
Polv, Heilbron & C"., 339 Kearny
Rav & McKee, 1497 Market
Srhoenfeld Jacob, 331 Kearny
Sweener Edward & Co., Ws Ninth,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Washburn Henry, SE cor Fifth and
Brvant
Webb C. C, 24 California , .^ ^ „,
Whitehead S. B. & Co., 20 Leidesdorft
JLoans.
MASON & WHITMAN, 331 Mont-
gomery and 511 Calitomia
ElEC
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CHAS. U. BREWSTEK & CO.
ArMC LITHOGRAPHERS
Designers and Engravers,
432 MONTGOMERY' ST.
Fine Photo-Engraving a Specialty.
l,OAIlfS NEGOTIATED
On City and Country Property, etc.
By MASON & WHUMAN,
331 Montgomery and 511 Califor-
nia Streets.
The Best Mediam in
California !
SCHMIDT LABEL &LITHO:}RAPHIC CO.
LitliograBliers, Zlncograpliers,
Designers and Printers,
25-31 MAIN STREET.
I^oclc Experts.
Ensl<m William F„ 615 Bush
MIGHELL. & RICHARDS,
•228 CaLfornia
Pertain C. J.* Co., 42 Main
WAIiTZ CHARLES, 13 Drumm
(See advt page 1252)
mPMAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager
Vm. SESTON, Asst HanageE.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY!
MARK_T ST.
LOG
1360
BOOKSELLERS. STATIONED. EIC.
lioekii.
{See aim Hanlware.)
"hicago Safe ami Lock Co.. 228 Cal
^""r m!^ "i""^ ^""^^ ^'"■' <"'n«)2U-213
tllGHEILL & RICHARDS
228 (..'aliloriiia '
\T(:ES. B. AC().,nfiFrnnt
•riaiii C. J. & Co., ^2 Jluin
carln.roUKli \\. B. A Co., 120 Front
VALTZ CHARLte. 13 Drumn, (See
Ivt jia^e 1 252 J
^ILSHIRE SAFE AND
SCALE CO. (time) 201-20G
Califorira
fale Lock SlannfacturlngCo.. 39Ste-
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<»pener8.
C" A L 1 1-^ O li X I A
LECTfilCSL WOOKS,
35 :9Iarket Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OK ALL DFSOnTPTin\s.
Lodsinya.
ISee aUo BoarUtno.- ,a»., ffnIrU )
Allen L. A Mrs.. ,2, Monr„.mnry
Kninia Mr. »•» t." .^'^
LOD
AltreiiLT Kninia Mrs.. 825 K.-arnv
A!"rr' «"ii,',!;;;';;;>v ^»'^"'«
AiKlr.'W... ll'ii'ii'im't,' I
Ar.a.li. HMnM,..:«;
Arinbnistir It. Mr-
Arnistroiin i,ii, , \
Arnol.l Florcno' Si
Arthur t. Mrs., Ki; 'I'lirk
Afclier.raoiib, 61.t LarKlii
Askliind Hannah, 2:m Sixth
-^'"''"inet JiiMa, nci Market
BaL'ley Hn.lL-et Mis.. 22:) ThIM
. _ — , „,„,, . ;jnii
S.'Sl Coninicrclal
Bailey Shfpard II., J.'W Br.,a,i
5>nm •'• ™"'"'"'
Bnl/hvlnH„„.p. HKllls
«ll.lnvH.,ii5.S,.c„nd
"'r'''Mr>.I0ft8 Howard
Barber lOwnnl W., 2-JO.SutU'r
»-,.561!^Mlsi«lon
110 Eighth
N s I'oint Loboa
lOfll Kolnoin
J'^'ewle
Market
•■ 118 Oram Av
- ■'■=;' )*;«»hlh(fton
101 Grant A V
Jlounc)
■t»J I
liocltstniths.
Sachmann Jacob, 729 Clay and 635
Kearny
eck Aueu>;t, 18 Montpomerv A^
tBIEN JOSEPH
413 Commercial
vn Ralph, 27 L^klesd rff
Brownlne & Bremer, 820 Kearny
Call-ly \Vm. H., 11.3 Fourth
famous Andre, 43fl Bush
:;ass ,Iohn J.,.36fiThlrd
John David, 1084 Howard
Davidson J. D., 30 o'Farrell
Dold Joseph, 239 Fighth
Duchesne John, 761 Howard
Dupas Amadeus,fi04 Ml.sslon
Kdelmann J., 702 Larkin
Engie Charles, Folsom nr Ninth
Knslgn William F.. fil5 Bush
[lelschel George, fil2 California
ForB.vthe E., 739 McAllister
mzzi Augusf.1323 Polk
larrls, Oswald & Noble,208Leldesdorflr
layman A., 2.'H Post
Held Adolt. .')39 Haves
Helliwell R. S., 115 Fourth
ff-rget K. W., 601 Turk
Hetty Louis B.,12fiKddv
Jordan G1I8..2007 Fillmore
iCnott Alphon.se L., 641 Post
LANK W.E.. 505 l^earnv
^ange Fr.>derick. 17:$4 Market
Lange .fohn F., York nr Thirteenth
Large Thomas W., 525 Dupont
LehnigC. E., 240 Fifth
Lewin, Kelly & Co.. 441 Bush
Mossford aioses, 596 Larkin
Paehtz Gustnvus J., 2 .Summer
Paet7.,,ld Benjamin, 1245 Mission
PfelfTer .John W., 1015 Kearny
Pratt Elijah S., .325 Francisco
Kabjohn Edwin Jr., 927'<; Market
Rabjohn Eilwln Sr., 1.39 Fifth
Sullivan Daniel J., 26 Washington Av
Todt John, 119 Leidesdorff
Vayre Henry, 205 n'Farrell
Verrill Thomas J., 645 Mission
Wallmann George, 1028 Sutter
W«ilMiann Rudolph, 2.52 Fills
WALTZ ("HA ULES. 13 Drumm
WILL <Sc FINCK, 818 Market
Locom oti vea.
(See alio Trnn P.Hindrtex.'l
Hinckley, .Si>lers A Hnves, 220 Fremont
RiBdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
Union Iron Works, NE cor First and
WILLL\MS,PlM(iND A Cn.fagentg
Baldwin Locomotive Works) 202
Market
HarrcitMa
Barrow Th
Becker Lizzie Mrs
Avnr. Second A.
Bell R. Mrs. (B.rnal Vlllal 413 Bartlett
Bell Margaret, 120 S.m enth "'"'*"
Bi-lz Henrv r.,7n4'.. Ml.-|.,n
^''"7'36''pfldHc"'"'' "*''"'*'*"« "»""•>
Bennett Rence T.. 444'^ Third
Berber \V\ H.. 78.3'. Market
n*"!;:' ••.?■: ^'"■"vJ"' Montgomery
Berthold Kate, 270 First
RlllsG. A. Mrs.,326LflrkIn
B rkholm A Smith, Si!7 Market
Bither*;. W.Mrs.; 6 Turk
Biiterlin J.. 4211 Jackson
Blalsdeli Mar .^Frs., 4.i Twelfth
Blanc l'aul(Hntcldes Alps)621 PaclQc
Blrnls Lewis. 200fi McAllister
Bolton Ki!i'aheth,20fiK.-arn'-
Boon Polly .Miss, 7'^ Slockion
Bolting Charles (Pac. Exchange Hotel)
Bondel Mar ,515 Sacramento
Boothhy SariiD E.,22 l<'ifrh
Bradley Ann (Albermarle House) 8
Mason
Brainani H. C. Mrs.. .^■M Bush
Breen .Jennie. W s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenrv-nlnth
Brewster Marv Mrs., 127 Montgomeo'
BrichetAForcnde,:t27Montgomerv Av
Briggs Lucv M.. 21 Grant Av
Bronilev Thomas fTerm'nal House)
cor Haight and Stanvnn
Brown Henrv, 1012 Kcarnv
Brown L. W. Jrrs.,.'>n2 Powell
Brown Veniita K., 741 Mission
Brown W. H. Mrs.. 127 K.-arnv
Brnce Jose|>h,3IO Montg.mierv Av
Bryant A. M. Mr.s..2fi'<i Kearnv
Brniipacher.lohn.Sl Third
Uuchatian .Ianii-s,2lfl Ninth
Biukin.'haui ('. K. Mrs,. l07Tavlor
Buislcv A. Mr... 312 Kiidv
I'.un^'cr :Marv, 221 Kifth
Blinker Isaiah, 419 Brannan
Burleind John M. (Fnlon House) NK
cor Bav and I.nrkin
Burke .f.din, 5|.i Froward
Burke Peter E. Mrs..(iOI Pine
Biirkett (I. Mrs.. II Kearnv
Burmelsier H. A. Mr- , 2-2'i Sixth
Burson li. Mrs.,.Vr.''i'Kiirt.-ll
Burt n H. V. Mr-., 217 Kd.lv
B.ishncll Maria L., 776 tl..wanl
Butler T. B.. lo*i <r..ckfin
Butterworth P. Mrs. (Plorecr Hotiie)
Larkin or B a. h
Buxton P. B. .Mrs.. 108 Stockton
Caiiendcr Jidin T..5 Broadway
Cameron C. ,S. Mr»., 24 Sixth
Cantrowlfh J..seph, 419 Geary
Capitol, .5.37 Sacra nii-nto
(Virdo/,.. A Baptl-n.315 Dnimin
Carev Manrce (Old NevaiU Hou»e)
.172 F I-' III
('arls(.n N. Mr-., .'.23 Pine
t'nrnei Eliza Mrs., 974 Fidw«m
Carpmlll Anid Mr... -W .Second
Carr James, ,m Sarrnmi'nlo
Case A. L.,3IISiilt.T
Casev Thomas .1. (Revere Honac) 48
Foiir'h
Caswell H. Mrs., 635 Post
< |...,n.''. M„,., ,
C-.N. T. Mr... 1
Colby K. F. Mr- ,
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(.''H,k E. A. Mr... 10', T..i..r
<<>«k J. D. B..«l!i.st.,kt..n
<'ook .1. .M. .Mrh.. Ill i.vu.
Cook M.Mr.., 1217 P..lk
Coon .Major (WkLwonh Hoqmi 2J«
Buiih
Comvn .Famri., Tm, Front
(V.rtopa.sl Aiirerl,,, n ITph-oII
fosia (.lacom. 1,314 •'(icTlr
Cotton I,. Mrs...TWSt.«kl..n
Couch H. M. Mr..,fMO(;.,|.irn GaU At.
Ml and 1013 Mark, t * I
( rabble H.MMri... 435 Bn.h
Craddock E. Mi...*H P„M
Cronin James, NK c.,r ChcMniu .n :
Fl.liiior"-
Cnmniings J. M. .Mr*,. 15*^ .Vrcnlh
Ciinba F. .1.. lll.laik>on
riirliv .Maifg1e,2'.'4 Kminh
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Dan Knti
Del.an Br
Delnrnie I,
Deniaria. ^1
Dennis K
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ADVERTISING AGENTS, PALMER & REY, 405407 SaD» S(.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE Itni<I.ION
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agej
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Fallon M. Mrs., 104fi F-,lsoiii
Keely Dennis, 641 ConiiinTclnl
Fencter J'atrlck, 907 Fcilsom
FlKoni Francisco, 19 I'resc ott
Fink EnRelbert, 444 Braiinan
Flslier Annie, 417 Keurnv
Fitzgerald Marv MIkr, 947 Mission
Fold Klicn, l.W Stockton
Frank John, 551 First
Fraser .lames D., 126 Sixth
Fratz Heli-n P., USJ^ Washington
Frazler Mary A., 43 Sixth
Fredericks Henry, 425 Bush
Freel J., SE cor Michigan and Shasta
Freeth Marv Mrs., 1149 Market
French <fe Bullard, 501 Ellis
Furinan C. J. Mrs., 831 Montgomery
Gatrney Peter, 105 Clark
Giiilhard Charles, 507 Pine
GallaKher Rose, 1122 Larkin
Gallowflv Martha. 107 Natoma
Garry Michael, 20,'^ Fifth
Garthan Annie, 24 Mint Av
(Jasf-mann Joseph, 428 Broadway
Gately James, SW cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Gates Leander S., .32 Fourth
Gavin Maggie Mrs., 311 East
Geary Anna, 519 Bush
Gete Amelia, 34 Second
Gercke Frederick, 315 Bush
Germain John, 366 Natoma
Gerry Mary T. Mrs.. 1747 Mission
GlanettonI Giacomo, 5t4 Pacific
Gibbons Helen Mrs., 1723 Market
Glllfsnle S. A. Mrs., 144 Ninth
Gillis Charles, 657 Mission
Gilman Emma Mrs., 217 Second
Oilman Thomas Mrs., 518 Tavlor
Giunilni C. & C<>., 115 Clark
Gleason George D.,675 Mission
Gleason Jatiies, 1.532 I'olk
Goodell Council. 606 Folsom
Gordon Margaret, 235 Kearny
Gorman Bridget, 212 Second
Gorner Caroline, 116 Montgomery
Goss Alfred F., 523 Kearny
Gracia Margaret Mrs., 607 Vallejo
Grant Marv E. Mrs.. 33 Fifth
Gr«v& Mark, 522 Pine
Greaves Heiiry (Adams House) 519
Sacramento and 209 Leidesdorff
Green Belinda M. Mrs., 730 Howard
Green Sarah A., 602 Sutler
Griffiths G. L. Mrs., 129 Third
<;rottar()ll Pietrn,336'^ Bush
Hackett F. M. Mrs., 110 Ellis
Hackmeier Adam, 123 Eddy
Haerle Annie, 26 Sixth
Haflund Margaret. 314 Sixth
Hahne Barbette, 623 California
H.ile H. H., 729 California
Hall D. K. Mrs.. 28 Seventh
Hamburger S. Mrs., SE cor Clay and
Drumm
Hancock Samuel (Hancock House) 781
Mission
Handley Charles, Louis'ana nr Napa
Haner'N. B.,229 Kearnv
Hanlon Mary J., 2221-4 Tenth
Hansen Asmus H.. 320 Drumm
Hansen Christian, 11 Jackson
Hanson K. Mrs., 946 Howard
HartK.S. Mrs., 314 Bush
Hart Louisa Mrs., 14 (ieary
Hartnett Ella Miss, 1061 Mission
Hashagen Herman, 2013 Folsom
Hay J. M.,781 Mission
Hay Theresa Mrs., 128 Seventh
Hayes Hannah, .33 '.^ O'Farrell
Hedge Charlotte Mrs., 7-59 Market
Hedge Christine, 121 Turk
HeimbergE. W.Mrs.* Co., 228 Pacific
Hpinroth Lena Mrs., 1239>^ Market
Hellstrommer 0. H. & Co., 14 Wash
Henki'rson Eurany, 504 Taylor
Henrlckson John, 409 Drumm
Hermann M. & Co., 1104 Market
Hess & Hertel, 634 Pari He
Hickey Maria Mrs., 1.3,39 Howard
Hlggins John, 212 Broadway
Hinkle Sophie Mrs., 20'i Stockton
Hodge Benjamin 0., l-'O Sixth
Holbrook Minnie E. Mrs., 518 Geary
Holm & Saxtorph, 14-16 Ellis
Holland J., 261 First
Holman Sophia, 301 Mont and 600 Pine
Holmqulst N. R.,1028 Market
Honey Theresa Mrs., 137 ^lontgomery
an<l 6 Turk
Hopkins Emilv Mrs., 438 Geary
Home Jacob (First Street House) 64
First
Horton Giloert, 1055 Mission
Howard L. P. Mrs. (The Waverly) 908
Market
Howe A. B. Mrs., 995 Mark9t
Hubert Emma Mrs., 136 Sixth
Iluetimann Anna Mrs., 1 Polk
Hughes Rienzl iSt. David's House) 715
Howard
Humphreys Rose Mrs., 322 Fifth
Hunt Jane G. Mrs., 7 Montgcmicry Av
Huntington George W., 638 Green
Hyer H. Mrs., 703 Market
Igo Mary, 607 Howard
Jackson Alexander J., 816 Sansome
.lames Carrie E., 613 Howard
Jausen Eric A., 116 Berry
Janssen Frederick C. 18 First
Jennings John, 220 Montgomery Av
Jennings Mary W., 1220 Slarket
Jenny M. L. Mrs., 23 Stockton
Johanson Gustav, 26 Sacramento
Johnson Charles A., 148 Sixth
Johnson Mary Mrs., 739 Folsom
John Samuel. 113 Oregon
Jones Jane Mrs., 219 Golden Gate Av
Jones J. C. Mrs., 110 Eddy
Jung Leonie, SW cor Washington and
Drumm
Kane Margaret, W s Illinois nr Butte
Kearney Augusta Mrs., 720 Leaven-
worth
Kearney James, 702 Vallejo
Kearns Patrick, N s Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan
Keegan & Goodwin, 212 First
Keelte Margaret Mrs., NE cor Sierra
and Louisiana
Kemnau John, 617 Mission
Kendall M. V. Mrs.. 502 Bush
Kilbride Mary, 847 Howard
Kindlen Elizabeth Miss, 142 Sixth
King Anna M. Mrs., 425 Geary
King Annie Mrs., 827 Polk
King Margaret Mrs.. 108 Seventh
Kinney Elizabeth Mrs., 1118 Market
Kinsev Eliza S. Mrs., 1023 Stockton
Klein M. A. Mrs., 207 Eddy
ICober August, 2.51 Third
Koch Charles, 427 Broderick
Koch Edmund L., 221 Ellis
Koepke J. ,642 Commercial and 645 Clay
Kolbe Lizzie Mrs., 116 Grant Av
Koster August, 101 First
Koster Joseph, NE cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Kruger Edward, 763 Mission
Kruse Carrie Mrs., Ill Ninth
Labarere Michael, 219 Geary
l.abarihe & Larazette, 513 Pacific
Laidy Louisa Mrs.,. 509 Bush
Lning Jane Mrs., 214 Powell
LaklQ Joseph J.. 100'^ Jackson
l-amb Jenuip,21 Powell
Lambert B. Mrs.,710 California
Lane Walter W., 504 Davis
Lang Louis. 20 Page
Langan C. L. Mrs., 240 Sixth
Larseu Charles, 541 Jackson
Laulhere F. Mrs.. 116 Leidesdorff
Laur ston & Ross, 921 Battery
Leahev Thomas, 553 Mission
Lehrke Christian (Stanlord House) 618
Fourth
Lepori <fe Mariona. 509 Broadway
Leslie William. 1070 Howard
Lethiec R. H. Mrs., 933 Mission
Levingston M. A. (Overland
531-533 Sacramento
Lewis Louisa Mrs., Halght nrStanyan
L'hote Fannie, 1160 Market
Lickel William. 100'^ Jackson
Llnd Niels, 805)^ Howard
[ionsmoore Ann J., 403 Broadway
Loring E. B. Mrs., 1203 Market
Lowrv Amanda, 612 Howard
Lutz Magdeiena Mrs.. 410 Pacific
Mannlx Dennis. 448 Sixth
Marcv Henry 2001 McAllister
Marsden B. Mrs., 115 Taylor
Martens Marcus H., W s Kentucky nr
Sierra
Marty Frank, W a San Bruno Road
nr Army
Mason Joel P.. 917 Market
Massey S. M. Mrs.. 1008 '4 Market and
328 Kearnv
McR'irnle Eliza K.. 541 Fourth
McDonald Henrietta Mrs., E s Louisl-
ariM nr Napa
McDowell Delia. 105 Stockton
McEvov Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGowan Bridget, 9 Taylor
McGregor A. Mrs., 765 Market
McGulgan Ann, 703>^ Davis
McKibben H. Mrs., 125 Ellis
McKlttrick Edward Mrs.. 110 Seventl
McMahon & Mordaiint, 117 Drumm
McMullen Eliza, 403 Third
McVey J. 0. Mrs., 139 Fourth
Mnigre Doniiiiick; 317 Stockton
Meins William, 609 Pine
Melody Flizabeth Mrs., 750 Howard
Menke Allette. 35 Hunt
Menne Albert H. & Co., 26 Turk
Mover Nicholas, 292 East
Michel Joseph, 629 Broadway
Miller Adam, 512 Fourth
Miller Cecilia Mrs., 29 Grant At
Miller Charles H. Mrs., 1U19 Market
Miller John, 429 Sixth
Miller Martha L , 409 Third
Miller Marv .J. Mrs.. 13754 Fifth
Miller William, 5 Washington
Miiiihan Margaret. 819 Howard
Mocker William Mrs.. 23 Kearnj
Moeller & Grauffel, 625 Clay
Moller* Wilson, 263 Fast
Molonv Mary E., 365 Jessie
Montgomery Agnes. 722 Bush
Moonov Cornelius Mrs., 1007 Market
Moore Mar'-'a-et. 35 Tav lor
Moore Mary Mrs.. 1020 Mission
Moreau Rosiiie Mrs., 618 California
Moreliind Francis A.. 1050 Howard
Morse Stephen H., 126 Fifth
Morteiisen Jens P.. 606 Third
Mowry Nathaniel B,, 136 Fifth
Mullen A. Mrs.. 102 Stockton
Murat Sophie, 1320 Stockton
Murphv Kate, 127 Second
Miirrav ratherine, 410 Broadway
Nelson Henry, 733 Market
Nichols Margaret Mrs.. 149 Taylor
O'Pri^n Ca^berlne. 314 Beaie
O'Brien Mary A., 70'' Broalway
O'Connor D.iniel, 1121 Mission
O'Mara Thomas, .'i,50 Mission
O'liOVeHIilN MOHiY Mrs.
615 Post
Orlet Ernestiua Mrs., 810 Montgomery
Orth C. L., 14 Eddy
Owens Elizabeth Mrs., 37 Second
PaeeM. E. Mrs.. 117 Eddy
Paravagna L., 222 Broa<lway
Park E. W. Mrs., 275t Mis-'ion
Parker J. R. Mrs., 44 Twelfth
Patterson Anna M. Mrs., 681 Mission
Patterson Phoebe, 36 G 'nry
Pearl E. C. Mrs., 44'''4 Third
Pelilson Pro-., 619 Pacific
Pell^son Rosalind, S'll Vallejo
Perkins AVilllam, 611 and 961 Mission
P^-rault M. C. Mrs., 132 Powell
Peterson Freida Mrs., 510 Howard
Peiersen John, 434 Fifth
Peterson Sarah, 1214 Folsom
Peterson & Dicker. 640 Fourth
Petit Pierre, 114 Fourth
Petrowska Augusta. 219 Grant At
Pettit B. Mrs. . 215 Kearny
Pierce Laura A., .536 Third
Pinson Armand. 331 Kearny
Poolev John. 44 Third
Popp Lvdia..220S Pnwil
Power WH'lam. 19 Commercial
Prahl M. Mrs., 777 Market
PrentNs J. W., .526 Post
Priest Thomas F.,Ws Illinois nr Napa
Quellmals i >tto, 529 Valencia
Qullicl * P.ro., 621 Broadway
Randall I. F. Mrs.. 916 Howard
Rankin Mav. 100 Sixth
Reade Elizabpth Mrs., 631 Sacramento
Readv N. T. Mrs., 101 Tavlor
Reckenbeil Frederick, 624 Fulton
Reed Charl-s J.. 113 Oregon
Reed Jr^eph (Continental Lodging
House) ')21 Pacific
Rees Thimas (Portland Lodging
House) 807 Kearnv
Reeves M. Mrs.. 23S Kearnv
R'ldv John. W s Kentucky nr Sierra
Reinocke William, 228 Bush
Rene M.,SE cor Preeita and Wash Avs
Rennor Brothers, 1309 Stockton
Rice Marv. 21 Rddv
Richards Thomas Mrs.. 19 Powell
Ritter Paul, cor Fulton and First At
Rix Alfre.lMrs..743 Pine
Roach F. Mrs.. 103 Gearv
Rob Tts J. R. Mrs., 223 Post
lingers M. Mrs., 236 V^ Sixth
Rotto Helen, 804 Third
Ruck F. Mrs.. 103 Gearv
Ruef Lnnlse Miss. 604 Vallejo
Russell I. Mrs. <fe Daughter,1.50 Fourth
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
OEU. U. KN0WLB8 JB.
PXTLE & KNOWLES LUMBEr"cO. 'i
WHOLESALE AND KKTAII
RPAD HflRASZTHY & CO. Iwash^n^t^nst [Proprietors of tlie Orleans Vmeyanl
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WM. C. LITTLE,
President.
GEO. W. lUME.
Vict'-Pr-Bldent.
S. E. COR. MISSION AND MAIN STREETS,
SAN FHANCISCO.
DEPOT FOR CURLY REDWOOI>.
Vgents fox DEL NORTE COMMERCIAL CO. MILL..
Telephone No. 13.
Redwood ('ari{oi-« MaMftl tu Ordar.
ausseU Mary Mrs., 616 Bush
Svan A. Mrs., 5 Mint Av
" an Mary Mls^, 140 Fourth
■iaitnian Bella Mrs., 1314 Stockton
5aniKreither (Jeorge, 411 Parlflc
andford J.ihn Mrs., 1904 Market
arrus John P., 627 California
launders Frederick, 3 Fulton
yer M. A. Mrs., NW cor Fulton
and Devlsadero
lawyer R. H. Mrs., 614 Sutter
5chimp D. V. Mrs., lOfi Post
5chlesselmann .lohn H., 9 Pacific
hleweck Simon, 231 Fifteenth
^cott Louisa B. Mrs., 1237 Stockton
John P., 627 California
Seebach Peter. 707 Mission
■Sebriiig L. D. Mrs., 220,'^ McAllister
"ieely John A., 2336 Mission
Seselcke & Gerken, 22 Turk
res J. & Co. (Sutter St. House) 308
Sutter
Shea Kobert (Lafayette House) 11 Laf-
avette
Sheen M.Mrs., 215 Post
Short Rosanna, 717 Howard
ira R. V. <fe Co., 117 Jackson
Sinionetti G. & Co.. 702 Front
Slattery Jeremiah, .521 Howard
Slesser ft-abeila, 18U6 Geary
Smith Benjamin B. (Empire) 636 Com-
mercial
Smih liOuis,8Sixth
Smith Martin. 543 Howard
Smith P. R. Mrs., 634 '^ Broadway
Solen Ellen Miss, 526 Howard
Sophey James, 820 Folsom
Spaelti & Diethelm, 627 Commercial
Staniels John 8 Mrs. (Harvey House)
807 Calif(jrnia
Staniforth Julia Mrs.. NW cor Third
and King
Stanlev Amelia, 803 Montgomery
Steiner K. Mrs., 53fi Mission
Steineri Gamma (Helvetia Hotel) 431
I'lne
ver Curt, 514 Bush
Stewart Kllen, 248 Fourth
Stewart Llbbie, 721 Bush
StocRwellMnryE. Mrs., 621 Bush
Stoetzer Ed., cor Fifth and Brannan
Stokes John, NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Stone Joseph, 226 Sntter
Strachan Margaret Mrs., 608)^ Fourth
Strelt Eva Mrs., 517 Pine
Strnmer & Krook. 904 Kearny
Sullivan N. Miss, 404 Tehama
Sweenev John F., 6!2 Market
Ta lev Anna Miss, 1218 Mission
Taylor Mary, 666 Howard
Thayer Nehemiah D., 246 Third
Thiesse Jean B.A.,421 Fourth
Thompson W. D. Mrs., 11!) Third
Thompson William, 103 Clark
Tones John Mrs., 8 Potter
To|)nini Peter. 812 Kearny
Torrey A. E. Mrs., 34)4 Turk
Touloube <t Bernaitou, 317 Third
Tregellas Susan Mrs., MO Market
Tiuesdell A. W. Mrs., 712 Sutter
TllRPIN F. Mj., 537 Sacramento
and 871 Market
Uiifried Rose Mrs., 325,'-^ Bush
Van Horn Thomas C. 4.35 IMne
Van Vactor E. M. Mrs.,20 Montgomery
Vatuone & Zelro, 407 Pailtlc
VIgnoB .John, 1232 Dupont
Wager D. S. Mrs., .WS Mission
Wagner Adam, 34 Haves
Walker Lucv Mrs., 1522 Polk
Warburton E. P. Mrs., 142 Fourth
Warncke Ernest, SE cor Venezuela
and Yazoo
Waupaman .\. L. Mrs., 703 Post
Weber Ernest C, 5 Market and 417
Bush
Weber Michael, 134 Fourth
Weiss H.W.& Co. (Stockton St. House)
218-220 Stockton
Wells H. A., 112 Taylor
Wendi J. C, cor Jackson and Dramm
Westall H. Mrs., 764 Mission
White John, Illinois nr Butte
Wleneke Robert, 512 Bush
Wlese & Baumcarteu (New California
House) 294 East
Wi-g M. A. Mrs.. 119 Turk
Williams C. A. Mrs., 701 Howard
Williflms E. A. Mrs., 574 Folsom
Williams Marv, 139 Taylor
Wills W. F. Mrs., 14S Fifth
Wilson L. B. Mrs.. 100 Jones
Witte Charles, W s Georgia nr Sierra
Wohike S. A. Mrs., cor Fulion and
Stanyan
Woodhull E. A. Mrs.. 106 Eddy
WoodruflM. A.,WEddy
Woolner Isabella, 20 South Park
Wurdeck J. Mrs.. 40.5 Kearny
liooking «IaMe«.
(.See. Mirrors.)
I^nbricatliiiC Oil*.
American Oil Co., 17 Main
Diet/. A. ('. & Co., 9 Frotit
GARRATT W. T. «te CO.,
cor Kri'iiioiii ami Nntoma
GREGORY H. P. (Si CO., NW
cor Fremont and Misoluu
Lofturi Bros., 7 Spear
Nelson .S. P., 10 Commercial „ ^
READ EDWAKU B. (New York
Siftndard»16 First
Rlx & Firth rfor coinpressom and rock
drills) 225 Firht
TATUM & BdWEN (Albany) 34-36
Fremont an.l 423 Clay
Union Oil Co., 313 Front
Wondbtirv Charles J., 123 Uallfomla
Yates & Co., 103 Front
I^abrlcafors.
Smith J. T., 31 Commercial
T\TL'M <fe BDWEN, 34-36 Fremont
aiid423Clav
WEED A KING W ELL (Sclberf.) 123
First
liumber.
Aher William E.,23.'i Berry
Adams Wm. J., Pier 13 Sten.rt
AiiKti h'jlwiiril li.. |('h fornia
ALLEN & tiri ir.lNS LUMBER CO.
(hard wood I m.'^penr
Areata Mill and Lumber Co., Pier 4
Stenart
Paker JM.lah,2l3SanK<.mo
BLINN I.CMHKR
4 (.'uiltoriila and
riiaiiiiel
niythe A Trott, cor Sprar aixl MImIoo
Boca .Mill Co., IH Ph-Un Bid*
Braketirid;;.' New.-ll B., M CallfomU
BvxiM-e John K.,;n«l f..riil»
(;allfornla Land and TImbrr Cn.. «D1
('Blifonila
California LuniN r Co., 10 CaHfrirnla
California LuioIht K»rh»ng.-,.TStru«rt
Callfondn lied*. nil C . tit ('.llfurDla
C«>per Lutnls-r Co.. 4S .Mtrkrt
Central Cal.f.rnla l,umt-T Co.. 5 Po«
Chandler (;eork-e W.. H M>rkrt>
Chrlstenson & Lor>l,20 T'-nlh
Coos Bav Stave and Luinlwr Co., JO
Froiit
Dean K. B. *C...,22 California
Del Nort ■ Comoierrlal C... VS Fronl
DERBY E. M. A CO., 33
(.'alltornla
ningli-v C. L. & Co., 13 Sleaart
Doc Charles K. A Co., .S W cur .Spear and
Howanl
Doll.eer A Carwiii, 10 California
Druninionl H. S.. AX, Val.-m la
Duncan's >llll« Land and Lumber Co..
22Callfonda
Elk River Lunil»-rCo., PI. r 4 Sti-uart
Eiigle A Son. Flllni..r.-Si. Wharf
Exr.-Mor ll'-.l» I l.unit..T C... 4C«1
Fori Br«i;« R..dw..,Hl r....*i Market
r.arthwalie \l. A Co.. 42 M.rket
GRANT FRANKLIN vhardwcwd) S8
Srs-ar
Grar (J.-.irJO D., 10 California
GuRlala Mill Co., 13 .Kl.-uart
Haul rv * i)aw»..n(li«rd»o<«l)rDeaU
MatKon A 0>., I'Icr It Sleuart
lIARMoN a. H. LIMBEB 0O..1M
Steiiart
S. H. HARMON LUMBER CO.
Wholesale and Re;;;' ' — " '"'
Or.'Kon I'lii.'. !{• '
gles. Lalhc, V'-''-
MoldlML>. i'o'.r-,
Kiln l>rl.'d Surf*.
J.M.Weili.rwax M
llarl)or,W.T..«iil '
rent Cllv, Cat. ""
mt. V«rl.,SWo.r. ^1 >
ami NW 'or, Si..«r an<
Cal. Pine, R.'d»'"«l I
Koea fiirnl»lird t" ordrl
T.-lephon.- No. a4».
Ilarrl-A Jonm. nr»ant bet fifth aod
Sixth
ll„»i... I c . PI.T 4 .struart
Channel
I|,H.prr ¥. v. A J.
ll„.^-l„..l..l,l. c,
ri<i«P)X>-S Main
;..., cur foartli aad
A. 4 California
THEL. W.,
ut Fourth and
lUXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. 4J5-40? Sansome St.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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A. W. STARBIED.
J. B. GOLDSTONE.
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Ms ol
LUMBER,
Puget Sound and Redwood Building Materials, f^
SUGAK PINE, SHINGLES, SHAKES,
PICKETS, UTHS, UTTIC[, DOORS, WINDOWS, DLINDS, Etc.
Redwood Cargoes Furnished to Order.
101, 103, 105, 101 MARKET ST, CORNER SPEAR, YARD OB BEALE ST, WHARF.
San Francisco.
DRY DUNNAGE BOARDS FOR SHIPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Korbel F. & Brothers, SW cor Fifth
and Brvant
Kruse .). Henry, SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Leeds Joseph B., 207 Steuart
Lewis & Swift, 215 Sppnr
LITTLE * KNOWLES LUMBER
CO.. SE cor Main and Mis^lon
McGilvrav W. D., 4 Califurnia
JIcKav & Co., 4 California
Mendocino Lumber Co.. 40 California
Mever <fe Bro.. SW cor Geary and
"Broderick and 240S Hush
Milford Land and Lumber Co., 10 Cal
Kinor T. H., 18 Market
Moore & Smith, Pier 10 Steifcrt
Morrison George H., 575 Brannan
Navarro Mill Co., 42 Mnrket
Nelson Charles, 18 Market
Nevada Lumber Co., 224 California
Nevlan James, lOS Steuart
Occiiiental Mills (Humboldt. Cal.) 4 Cal
Pacific Lumber Co., 4 California
Pac flc Pine Liimlier O-.. 12 California
Parson William A., 808 Bryant
Pattrldpe R. K., 128 Stenart
Pollard & Dodse, 3 St (-nnrt
Pope <fe Talbot. 204 California and foot
Third
Port Costa Lumber Co.. 4 California
PRESTON & McKINNON, Pier 5
Steuart
PRESTOH & McKIfflOH
Wholesale and retail dealers Im
Ijiumlier
Pine and Redwood Cargoes cut
to order on short notice.
Pier No. 5, Steuart St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Puget Mill Co., 204 California
Puget Sound Lumber Co.. PierSStenart
Redwood Manufactun-rs' Assn,4 Cal
Rentdn, Holmes & Co.. IMer 3 Steuart
Rockland Lime and Lumber Co., 210
Calitornia
Russ Luml>er and Mill Co., 4 Cal
Sacramento Lumber Co., 4 California
San Frat.cisco Lumber Co., Pier 12
Steuart
San Francisco Pine Lumber Co., 42
Market
San Joaquin Lumber Co. ,Pler 3 Steuart
San Pedro Lumb^Co., 4 California
Santa Barbara Lumber Co., 4 Cal
Shoal water Bay Mill Co., 5 Steuart
Sierra Lumber Co., depot NE cor
Fourth and Channel
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co.,
2-24 California
Simpson A. M. & Brother, 48 Market
Slude S. E. & Co., 18 Market
Smith G. F. & Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Smith James C, 1 Howard
Southern Calitornia Lumber Co., 22
California
Springer Jason 4 Co., SE cor Spear
and Mission
STARBIRD AOOI^DSTONE,
SW cor Jlarket and Spear
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (fancy) 515
Market
Stra-.it W. E. & Co. (carriage) NW cor
Sacramento and Drumm
Tavlur Henry W., 18 Market
Thayer I. E., 22 California
Truckee Lumber Co. of San Francisco.
243 Berry
VAN WINKIiE I. S. & CO.
(hardwood) 415 Maik-t
WATERHOUSE & LESTER (carriage)
16-22 Beale
WELCH & CO. , 101 California
We.-son Joseph H., W s Fourth nr
Channel
West Coast Lumber Co., 10 California
Wetherbee Henrv, HI Market
White Bros, (carriage) SE cor Spear
and Howard
White L. E. (ties and posts) 15 Steuart
Wickes Geo. W.,41'> California
WIGMORE JOHX <& SON
(hardwood) 12!)-147 Spear
liuiuber Surveyors.
(,See Surveyors— Lumber.)
liimcli Kitclienfi.
Debb Frank, 214 Second
macaroni and Vermicelli
M anuractnrers.
California-Italian Paste Co., C. R. Spll-
valo & Co., 321 Sacramento
Matleucci F. A Co., 313 Francisco
Novaro P., 1515 Dnpont
Nunziato, Mnsto & Co., 705 Battery
yueirolo G., 511 Green
Ravenna & Co.. 421 Battery
S|>livalo C. R. & Co., 321 Sacramento
Tenthorev J. P. & Co., 558 Mission
Valente Luigl, 214-216 Broadway
Macliine Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 517-
51'i JIarket
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
ifornia
Alacliinery— Importers and
Dealers.
.(ETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Pine and
Davis
DOW STEAM PUMP
WORKS, 114 Beale
Fish Arthur L., 30 First
GAKRATT W. T. cfe CO., cor Fremont
and Natoma
Glllespv & Childs, 123 Cal, room 34
GREGORY H. P. * CO.,
N W cor Fremont and Mission
Huntington F. A., 45 Fremont
Huntington Hopkins Co., Junction
Market and Bush
JACKSON BYRON, 625 Sixth
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, a9-51 Fremont
Nordyke & Marmon Co. (flour mill) 215
Sansome
II
ORIENT lis. Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WU. SEST017, Asst Uaaagei.
T. P. H. WHITELAW.
)hip Chandlery
New anil St'cond-Hami
ACHINERY, ENGINES, BOILERS, ETC.
Ami all kinds of Old Metals,
Office, 216 Spear Street.
Ighest price paid for Copper, Brass,
inc, Lead, IJnpe, Sail.s and Machinery
all kinds. Proprietor steam wrecker
'hitelaw. Pumping, wrecking, tow-
ig and Bubmarine diving. Lost anch-
'8 and chains recovered.
( •721 )
lUARKLT
MAC
1373
jr.: BOOKBINDERS, ENGRATTRS. ETC.
MAN
: ALAIER <& REV, 405Sansome
and S17-.S21 Monigonierv
irke & Lacy, 21 Fremont
lley \V. P. (second-hand; 296 Howard
Ix * 1' Irth.. 22,5 ViTol
ilililns KrederUk A.. 221 First
TEVKN'* MANUFACTUR.
IXG CO., 2!»-ai Spear
ATIM <fe 150WEN, 34-36 Fremont
aiid-)23('lav
hon)ps..n.l. M.. 127 First
HITKLAW T. P. H.. 216 Spear
orthint^ton 11. R..30 First
Machinists.
See also Brass foundries; also Iron
Ihuruiries.)
lETXA IRON WORKS, 109-
1 1 Mission
.merican Machine and Slodel Works,
111-113 First
tins, .). n. .Tanline, 213 Mission
lAY CITY IRON WORKS,
U'gelow & Little, .323 Mission and
103-107 Fremont
tien .Joseph, 412 Commercial
iigelow .John K., 10 Steven>on
Jirch William H. & Co., 119 Beale
V William .1., 113-11.') Mission
It RTON ISAAC L.., 117 First
'allf.niia Tool Works, J. Weichhan.
143 Beale
^avflili Andri-as, 21 Montgomery Av
:i(rr Peter F.. 219 Main
;iot & Meese, 129 Fremont
nilng George & Co.. 18-20 Fell
Oaly & Cavanash. 230 Fr,'mont
")eacon William. 133 Main
K- it Weber, fi.36 Sarrnmento
I'i'Ter .lames, 10 .Stevenson
OOW STKAM PUMP
W4»RK»», 114-llR Beale
Eacl' Brass and Slachine Works, 205
Fremont
.1/1 HIagio, 1508 Diipont
EVANS C. H.. 110-112 Menle
lelschel George, 612 California
alii Joseph & Co., 504 Commercial
arcin ftSon,2<'4 Howard
ESARRATTW. T. «kCO., cor
Fremont and Natoma
3eltner Leonhardt,,56i Mission
Graham M. A., bE cor Mission and
Beale
^reenberg'fi Sons M., 205 Fremont
Harris, (Jswald & Noble.208 Leldes-
lortr
Heald LA., Ill First
Hedges A Hall, 44 Main
Hinckley, Spiers A Hayes, 207-211 Fre-
mont
Hovf George E., 8 Stevenson
Huntington F. A.. 4'i Fnmont
Ja(khon Bvr.in, 62.5 Sixth
oil Mflniifarfnrln!.'fo.,8 Pine
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
W4»KH9i. .39-51 Fremont
JUNG JOHN (!., 110 Main
KraewsklF.,. 520 Fifth
Kiihling Antone, .529 Fifth
Kutner. Bepler & Co., 116 Main
LAYNG HENRY G., 109 Fremont
Eureka MacMne TVorks,
n. G. LAYNG, Proprietor.
Machine and Engine Work in all its
branches. 109111 Fremont «t.
Bpeclal attention given to repairing.
LInforth Junipx, 120 Fmnt
Marsh.itz A Cautrell.NW cor Main
and Howard
Mcintosh & Wolpman, 115 Boalc
fllorrls ASon, la^. Kieni"nt
MK. IIANIO' K.ilM.UY. Nolle A
\\ul>..j|:! Jl'i Klrst
Miirriiv l!r..>., r.-j llcale
,^',"\»'-';P'l!"NWuRKS. 117 Main
(ihmeii W. II., 107 Kr.ni .lit
Pucilic M.tMl W,,rk>. 141 143 Flrnl
PALMER it REV, 405 8»L»ome
and.SlT-SJl .\l,,iiii;..io.Tv
Perlani C. .1. A ('..., 42 .Muin
I'eter^nii Lewis, 2.W Markrt
PUACV A MAYHt. lOtMlwIon
KANKIN, UUAYTON * UL, 127
First
Regan Daniel S., 105 Beale
Rice Harvey W., 56Bluxonie
RUdon Iron and Lnconiotlve Workt,
SE cor Howard and Beale
RIX A FIKTH, 22.^-229 First
RobblnsF. A.,22l First
San Francisco Tool Co., First and Ste-
venson
Savage, Son A Co. (Empire Foundry)
135 Prenionl
SCHILLING ADAM 6i SON.
117 Main
Sims A Morris, 123-12.5 Beale
Small Isaac IL, 574 Brannan
Smith .lames I).,7n4 Ilarrl-i,n
STEARNS MANLFACTUR-
IN« fO., 29-31 Spear
TAIT A HAINQL'E, 115 Beale
TATU.M A BitWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Toulouse A Deiorleux,S20 Commercial
Union Iron Works, NE cor First and
Mission
Union Machine Co., 116 Main
Van Prake A (3o., 108 Main
WEICHUART J., 143B.ale
Williams A Orton. 315 Mission
Machinists' and EnKineers'
Supplies.
Coiumhia Founiirv. 1.33 Beale
G.4RRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fri-niout an<l Natoma
OillcM" A I bilih, 123 Cal., v m 34
GREGORY H. P. & CO..
NW cor Fremont and Missi'in
JOSHUA HKNDY MACHINE
Works, 39-51 Fremont
MarwedelC. F..56 Klrst
M. G .wii Brothers, 42 Market
NELSON S. P. & CO., 10
( Ominerclal •
Parke A Lacv. 21 Fremont
Read Edward B.. Hi First
Hix & Klrih.225 KIr-t
TATt'M A B'lWEN, 34-36 Ircmonl
and 423 Ciav
Macraine Lace Threads.
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cal-
Manicnres.
Elite Manlnire and Cosmetic Parlors
The. 10 Gearv
Hill M. Mrs., 193 Leavenworth
LYNCH M. J. Mm., In Geary
RAYMO.XD M. Mme., 108
Stockton
Phillips .1. Mrs., 918 Market
Prousergiie I/iiiise.HIS (ieary
ROBISON J. Mme,
3^1 -a Geary
Ryder Leonora Mrs., I2ii kearny
9Iait Mannfaetarers.
(See also Dreiier:)
Bnch niarlcB, 6'i.5 517 Sacramento
ILrnonnn A C".. 313.><ar raiiM'tilo
uiiiet.rn.Mit F. A Co.. » !• '";::;'.'",„
Jess.ii Henry H. (grain dryer) 22.. lUr-
Neis"^ Phil. A Co., •ilS Sncramonto
Schweit7.erABHuer.4UCh.Mnut
Zwieg Hermann. 610 Brannan
Mantels Slarklrltr4 irt.n.
DAV THOMAM A <0. dJm
llr-h :z: -i.llrr
MoNTA.;iK \\ w A f<. antn
Market
TAY OROKbK H. A CO..
<I14-<»IH lUtlrr.
W. W. MONTAGUE A CO.
Inii- r'. t. . f
Marbleized Mantels.
ENAMELED ORATES
AND KN«.JLIi5H lll>K.
309, 311, 313. 3». 317 Market Slt«*t
Hantels-Wowd.
Callfomla Ga« Flit'im c, ir: \u
.Suiter
DAY THOMAM Ji CO. ,Llm
lte.l)2-J2Millrr
STERLING FVRNITUHE
« U.. 18 .0 Sutirr
nannnteturers' Av^ais.
AlirBiu»oii.B«...n A II.-inl~ h.a MUn
A'lani^ K.'lwnrd r..V.>>mu-n<'
Ailaiu«4 larti-r, in-i i\.lif .rula
Allen E. T., 41rt M»rli.i
.Allen Jani-> <;.. Ii'«l Davii
AltMK.S A |i.\LL.\M..'iV-IC rn^nl
Arn..Ul Harlwar- C. , 'f r;, »
Arnold TliMniai><'.. I ■•• K
ArniHirong JoM-ph i-
Atwo-Ml H.-nraiid H.
Ma.luer W. <;., i: I'
Baldwin K. \
Barlxiur Jm:
Bas«.il,Sl.
Becht C
Br..wn AM'
BKINSW |c K IIM Kr . .[.l } N
IiKltiM...-,vi Murk!
BKlNsWn K llll.I.IMCI' AM'
I'.HiL TABI.K MNKii < ■ •. 1 H »
E..2n.', 11.11. ri
Bniloii n«nl.l,3»'. Fr'.ot
Burn* I (wen, «><'.> .Markrt
Bin.- \\ii:t r V . <'< M,irt.-t
CIlirlc.A M .
Clat A >l -^
COLE.MfN
SK or V
Conrtn Tti
Cr.d..y r... •
CrMxallJol
I>enip»ler,t I
Kleneiil.!.. 1
Ilul-nl»T ■ .
EAHTL \
• c
9r1
K..rrn.»u A.AS..ii.«ll Mri
Kl.t. t.er A \V»nn'rn*-h.r.
FRENCH JOHN' U.
HALL X. I. A. HO.N. M
Markrt
Mall') <' A«<>n.M,^ Mark't
^
r-
Mm TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & M
I. OH k ><•• l.» k> < *>--
I'OitI I. »M». "M.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General A!
510 California
ir^lfll
MAP
1374
MED
Jones. IHundy & Co.. 16 Front
Jones, MrCraken & Co., 109 California
Joseph Nathan & Co.. Ml Clay
KEBL.KR, BARNKS «& CO.,
723 Markot
Kemp John JI., 42 Phelan Bldg
Kevston Urothert, 111 Front
KITri.E <.Sc CO., 202 California
Kltlredee A<ldlson G., 220 Fremont
Knowles Thomas C, 528 Sacramento
LANE W. E.,505 Kearav
Ledvnrd John S., 126 Kearny
MA.RSH H. P., 577 Market
Marshall A. A., 40 Phelan Bldg
Martin Ludolph P., 117 Phelan Bldg
Martindell D. \V.. 420 Montgomery
McGown Brothers, 42 Market
Merrell I. L., 316 Townsend and 106
Market
Metropolitan Mnfg Co., 431 Larkln
Mills K. T., 11 Phelan Bldg
MollneuxH., 126, Sutter
(H-eracre P. I., 123 California
Ostran.ler W. H. & Co., 120 Sutter
PARKE & LACi', 21 Fremont
J'arr Richard E.,405 Front
Pattison E. A. & Co., 235 Kearny
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
Salomon Svlvain, 140 Phelan Bldg
Shaud David C, 211 Sutter
Shannon John N. & Co., 1145 Valencia
Shnwl C. SO Second
SHERWOOD ft SHERWOOD
214 Market and 15-17 Pine
Simon E. S., 431 Larkin
Skinker .Tohn, 2-58 Market
Smith, Gould & Co.. 109 California
Steele J. C. & Co , 30 O'Farrell
Storrie A. M. K., 28 Second
Thannhauser & Co.. 311 California
TORMEY & EARI.E, 220 Sutter
TREANOR JOSEPH P., 120
Sutter
Warner Cecil, 109 California
WICKSON G. G. & CO., 3-5 Front
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Williams J. C, 325 Montgomery
Wolff William & Co., 105 Front
Map mounters.
(-See also Bookbinders.')
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Burknrdt Max, .545 Washington
STEINTEGGER ROBERT A.,
429 Montgomery
Walkup W. B. & Co., 530 Commercial
Map Publishers.
BANCROFT CO. THE. 721
Market
Britton & Rey, 525 Commercial
HOI.T WARREN, 512 Mont-
gomery
.Sanborn Map and Publishing Co., 434
Cullfornia
Pioneer Map Publishing Office.
Warren Holt, Map Publisher and
Mounter. 512 Montgomery St.
City, County, Sectional and State
Maps Pxiblished and Made to Order.
Office Maps a Specialty.
Marble W^orks.
Black W., 1121 Market and 432-434
Fourth
Chatain <feGlletti(mo.saic) 1219 Market
Comuth & Bigge, 112 Golden Gate Av
Paniel John & Co., 421 Pine
Degan & Orford, Townsend nr Second
Dempsey Jeremiah, 1069 Market
Dunobue Thomas, 21 Hermann
DnlTv Mark C, cor Oak and Uevisadero
Dumontelle E., 523-525 Fifth
Hawthorne C. R., Geary opp Odd Fel-
Fellows' Cemetery
Invo Marble Co. of Cal.,.534 California
Kesseler J. & F., S s Brannan bet Fifth
and Sixth
Leddy B.,cor Fourteenth and Harrison
Mathews \\^, Masonic Cemetery
McCormick W. H.,761 Market
McGrath Peter P., 205 Ninth
McKen/le Charles, cor Central Av and
Moore David, Sacramento nr Laurel
Morris Abraham, 216 Fifth
Musto Joseph. 713 Battery
Mvers Leon R., 20 Gold
PALTENGHl ANDREW, 1241 Mar-
ket
Pierce John C, 23 Valencia
Pi.-rce Patrick, 1237 Mission
Producers' Marble Co., 244-250 Bran-
nan
Rebstock A., 408 Central Av
Koth Maximilian, 434 Valencia
RUFFINO & BIANCHI, 964-970
Bryant
Sheerin D., SE cor St. Joseph's Av
and Ellis
Sweeney John J., 16 Hayes
Tempestl E., 14.38 Market
Zeglio David, 1319 Mission
METROPOLITAN MARBLE WORKS.
A. PALTENGHl,
Manufacturer of Foreign and Domestic
Marble Mantles, Tombstones, Monu-
ments, Tiling. Plumbers' Slabs, Vases,
Statuary Fountain.', Etc.
1241 Market Street.
Estimates Furnished for Graidte Work
Marble Saw Mills.
Musto Joseph, 713 Battery
Myers Leon R., 20 Gold
RUFFINO & BIANCHI, 964-970
Bryant
MARBLE DEPOT
Steam Saw Mills,
RUFFINO & BIANCHI.
Importers, Manufacturers, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic
M A R^ L E S
Office, Yard and Mills :
NOS. 964-970 BRYANT,
Bet. Sixth and Seventh Sts.
MONUMENTS,
Mantels, Table Tops, Marble Furni-
ture and Plumbers' Slabs
a Specialty.
Country Orders Promptly
attended to.
Marine Surveyors.
(See Surveyors Marine.)
Markets.
{See also Butchers.)
Bay City, li:«-1146 Market
California, Pine to California bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Centre, SE cor Grunt Av and Sutter
Clay Street, 514 Clay
Colombo (vegetable) S s Pacific bet
Front and Davis
Fishermen's, foot Filbert
Grand Arcade, 315 Sixth
Grand Central, S s Market nr Sixth
Grand Western, E s Polk bet Bnsh
and Austin
Hayes Valley, SAV cor Laguna and
Grove
Mission, NE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Pad tic Fruit, 5:M-53R Clay
San Francisco, 526-530 Clay
Washington, S s AVashlngton bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Marking Wbeels.
(See Rubber PrinWig MTieels.)
Masonic Ooods.
NORCROSS & C<\, 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington
SCHAEZLEIN & BITRKIDGE,
Hardic PI
Massacre Treatment.
GRETH GUSTAVE A., ma
sage, Swedish movements, orthJ
pffdic gynina.-^lum and school ]
culture, instructions given, 1^
Stockton
Olsen Claus, 913 Geary
Lorensen Maria Mrs., .3105 Clay
Sullivan D.,7 Grant Av
Match Manufacturers.
Armes George W., 117 California
ARMES & DALLAM (agents Star
tra) 226-232 Front
Duffy John R., 1670 Mission
Eagle Match (Jo.,corUtah and Alameda
Empire Match Factory, Leege & Mills,
412 Clay
Gaskin <fe Co., 232 Fourteenth
Metropolitan Match and Commercial
Co., 412 Front
Nelson Victor (agent) 612 Merchant
Match Splitting Machines. »^'
.aETNA IRON W^ORKS, 109*"'
111 Mission
WEICHHART J., 143 Beale
CO. THE, 721
iOLL'
BANCROFT
Market
DENNY EDWARD & CO., 418
Montgomerv
Hes^ Charles, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH, KAHN & CO., 333
Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 212 Kearny _
lilETZ A. & CO., 422 Sacra.,ltofn
mento (See advt. under Surveyors*^ hlis
Instruments)
MTJL.L.ER CHRISTIAN, 135 fr.
Montgomery
ROACH JOHN, 429 Montgomery
San Francisco Standard Optical Co.,
120 Sutter
Schmolz William, 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Mattress Makers.
(See also UphoMerers.)
Beal Samuel, 67-69 New Montgomery
California Furniture Mnfg Co., Geary
nr Grant Av
California Mattress Co., Junction Mar-
ket, Dolores and Fourteenth
California Spring Mnfg Co., 147 New
Montgomerv
aark Truman S. & Son (woven wire)
21 New Montgomery
Farrar Benjamin F., 15.57 Market
IRANK H. W. & CO., 212-216 Com-
mercial
Herzog J. & Co., 770 Mission
Jansen Alexander, 593 Mission
Lock Spring Mattress Co.. 946 Howard
Lundy David, 829 Market
Mniifert Charles. 105?-^ Fifth
McCabe Owen, 870 Mission
McGrath William, 1937 Mission
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Mission
Rickoff Charles, junction Market, Do-
lores and Fourteenth
Schrock W. A. (wire) 19 New Mont'y
STERLING FURNITURE CO., 18
Sutter
Windel H. & Co.. 310 Stockton
Mattress Material.
CaldweU VV. T., 658 Mission
Herzog J. & Co., 770 Mission
Keogh John, 77 New Montgomery
Mechanical Engineers.
(See Engineers — Mechanical.)
Medals.
Pohlmann & Heiduska, 417 Kearny
Weyl Jonas, 126 Kearny
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manutactnirers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Martet SI Ji
i|PAD HARASZTHYiCO.!wASH^.?T?.sT
MEE
Pr<Mlar<>rs of lb* omI,
NVTfUAI. CIlAMPAOKIi.
1375
:eer8cbaiiin Pipe 9ffann-
tacturerc).
rohman S. & Co., 335 Kearnv
agner Charles M., 315 Keariiy
Mercantile Asendes.
raiiftreet Company (The) L. B. HIl-
llard Buperiiitendent, 230 Ca)
mnierclal Agency, Pickens, Fulton
A Co., proptrs,401 California
un R. G. 4 Co.. Jay Lugsdin mana-
ger, 320 California
armerK' and Merchants' Business
Agency, 203 Sacramento
erchants' Retail Commercial Ageucy
The, 55 Merchants' E.x change
Ickens, Fulton & Co., 401 California
in Francisco Mercantile Agency, 213
in's Mercantile Collection Agency,
32S Montgomery
rtlber Mercantile Agency, 306 Pine
Slercliandise Brokers.
(.Set Brokers.)
Merchants.
dams Law .son S., 405 Front
laska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
nspacher Bros.. 302 California
;asli Hyman. 206>^ Bush
ernheim A. cS; C"., 206 Front
lev Abram, 513 Franklin
liim J. A I. (VacavU e, Cal.) 7 Battery
lum Moses (Vacaville, Cai.) 7 Battery
<Uinienthal Henry M., 416 Davis
trowDfctone David. 29 Battery
'ahen A. <fe Co., 302 California
haffee, Gilbert & Bonerfell, NE cor
Front and Clay
ohen Rudolph, .32 Sansome
;ohn Sinmn, 117 Sansome
OLEMAN WM. T. «k CO..
SE cor Market and Main
k)rbitt <fe Macleay, 218 California
Oanoenbaum J. i S., 17 Battery
iggerB A Co., 214 California
TaManA Co., 219 Bush
i"el8t Adc.lph, 8 Sutter
J'rank Jacob, 11 Sansome
front James W.. 12 Montgomery
Jeorpe Henry W., 318 Front
Setz Joseph 4 Bro., 209 Market
loster D. M., 44 Phelan Bldg
3all» Luhrs & Co., 24 Calitornia
Harrington & Smith, 218 California
aellman. Haas & Co. (Los Angeles)
"00 California
aonigsberger Lewis, 107 Sansome
Kline L., 302 California
Kohn Isaac, 309 California
Langfeldt <fe Mavers (Japan) 228 Front
Levlnsky M., 105 Baitery
[levv N. A Co., 215 Battery
LIppitt Philip, 121 Sansome
Lowenstein Rudolph, 109 Sansome
Uaher Martin, 29 Battery
Phillips Brothers & Co., 109 California
Phillips M. & Co., 21 Battery
Rosenfeld Sons John, 202 Sansome
khwartz <t Nathan, 13-15 Battery
Simon, Jacobs A Co., 17 Battery
^nshelnier Bros., 220 California
llBSon, Crocker A Co., 202 Sansome
Stelner A Mogk, 122 Davis
Stem, Cahn & Loeb, 125 Sansome
Sweet S. A Co., 222 Sunsome
?okla8 & SIngerman, 219 Bush
Ward Joseph W., 405 Front
Wellhelmer & Coblentz, 215 Battery
Welnstock A Lubin. 19 Battery
Merchants— Commission.
!(* Importers. See also MerehanW
Prodvce Commission.)
Acheson Robert. 120 Battery
iAdler Aaron A., 314 California
Alexander David, 318 Sacramento
AlRxandpr (). & Son, 108 California
Allen Edward T., 416 Market
Allen A Lewis, 202 California
Amelung Julius C, 214 California
Angus A Miller, 26 Merchants' Ex-
change.
♦Arnold Hardware C >., 109 California
Avy Eu^ent*, 320 Sansome
Badger W. G., 17 Post
Baianesl Angelo A Co., 117 Clark
'•Balfour, Guthrie A Co., 316 California
MEB
*Balzer Hy A C... 209 Sanrome
Ballnrd A Hall, 436 To« n^end
•^-BANDMAN.N. NIELSK.N * en
30CHllfornla * * ^^••
Barclay A Rob. rtson, 408 Callfumla
Bassett A Bmik.T, 4-0 Front
'•Beck p L. A .Sons. 30 Froinont
^Bell Thomas A C ,., 4M Cnllfi.rnla
Berg Wlllian. A Co...;.. .Mcnl'ni ' Ft
chaniie ' ,. , .
Berryman H. I!. 52 Morrhanis' Kxch. ( FRKVril innv n .^ ^ .
Bgley, Hop,. A("„.,corClavandl>avlR ' , ,, " •'**"^ »•. «« CslJ.
Bloom, Ilanuli A('o.,;vi:t('allfornl. ; r.. .',"'"
KKIllTAs M. T.
Bloom B
itinm Balchvin A (;irvli,.TO7 California
Bradley A Co., 206 From
Bray's Sons A Co., 220 Clav
Bremer William H., 310 .Sacramento
Brlgham, Hoppe A Co.. r2»-131 Cal
Broad Charles E., 513 Market
Brooks Max, 215.sansonie
Brown A Adams, 40't Battery
Burnap John, 425 Davis
Burtis R. \V.. 41 Second
Bush LA Co., 12fi Clav
Byxbee John F., 3 California
'•Cabrera, Roma A Co., 123 California
Cain A Co., 2U6 w ashington
Cain A Mitchill, 212 Washington
'■CAMPBELL W. H., 402 Front
Carlson-Currier Silk Mnfg Co., 585 Mkl
•" Carpentler Alphonse, 438 California
Catton, Bell A Co., NW cor Sixth and
Townsend, office 406 California
'•Chapman .Tames F.A('o.,22 California
CHAPMAN WILFRID B., 12.3 Cali-
fornia
Christy A Wise cwool) NE cor Fifth
and Townsend
Clements Gilbert, 318 Front
Chiln Edward F.,117 Prumm
Coburn C. W. A Co., 6 Battery
Cohen Wm. G.. 320 California
Cohn Abram, 113 >aiisrime
Colt Grifflfh A Co.. 20 California
■^COLEftlAN WM. T. dc CO.,
SE cor Market anil Main
Constant M. A Co., 417 Davlg
Corbitt A Macleay. 218 California
Costa Lorenzo, fil4 Front
Covert Henry M., manag.r Farmera'
and Merchants' Business Agency,
208 Sacramento
Cook Irving B., .56 Stenart
Corv, CIcott A Co., 406 Market
Craig C. W., 306 Battery
Crawford A. A Co.. 27 Market
Cummlngs W. B.. 328 Montgomery
'^Catting John T. Co.. 23 California
"Davis, Haber ACo.,211 I'lne
De Bernardl A Westphal,204 Front
''De Fremery James A Co.. 410 Battery
De Lav Bros.. 1539 Mission
"Dellepiane A Co., 425 Battery
■■•Dempster A Kevs, 202 Market
'•DE SABLA EUGENE A CO., 40
California
•'Dibblee Albert. 30 California
DInglev C. L. A Co., 13 Stenart
(•DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO.. 412-
414 Battery
Dlerkmann J. H.. 315 California
DIXON Si CO., 123 California
•>DnDGE, SWFENEY A CO., 114 Mar-
"•Donaldson A Co., 319 California
••DOYLE HENRY ^ CO..
517-519 Maiket
"Dresbach William, 316 California
Duff A Co., 222 Davis
Duffey J. J. A Co.. 304 Washington
'•Dulsenberg (diaries A Co.. 314 Sac
Dunbar James W., .325 Front
Durand Joseph A., 417 Battery
Dutton Henry Jr., 7 Stenart
Earl D. W. A Co., 202 Sansome
Farnest J. T. A Co., .W: (-"W-^J^ ^
EASTLAND & DANNKR, M
California
?^:GEBt6n'" HENRY C. 109
Cailfornla .., ,
'•Egu'crs A Co., 211 California
Ellerborst Il.'ury I'-. "7 I'"'"'"' , -,
Ellis M. C. A Son. 29 McrchanU F.x-
EmeJ'son'!"Buller A Co.. 521 San-omi-
ENGLISH JOHN P., 313D.Tli
Eiiplncer A Co., 311 Callf'TnIa
Eriant'er A Gallnger. m Davli
EverdlngJ. ACo.,48Clay
Fiirth.sinir.n. 307 From
QAGK. SHATTITK A
from
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HnniniiT Fre.l.-rli k II.. :i.'i Iiarli |
Hanmiir, L<.|sl .t C....3i| Iittia i
Handy L. N.AC.... -2 CU> |
Harrison John W.. 214 C«llfi,nila i
Harrnld Janirs, 825 Fn.nt I
HASLETT ARAILKY, 4.'S2S|»-ar i
Hatch T. H. A Co., am ('allfnrnla
Hecht Bro». A C.... I.S SanK.mr ,
Heglcr.J.,hn...n AC....iiJFr"nt I
"Hellmann Hri.tli..r(. A ('..,. S3S Frool
Herrlik Kd«ard M., 17 Strnart
Hevnian A M«>rr,41 n«»
HcvwiKxl S. J. A O... 222 Clsr
HIgglns A Collins, I'lrr lo Stenart
Holden Samuel G., 112 l,rld<-Mlvrff
Houston W. J. A Co.. 18 FrnDt
HVLME Oi HART. 116 Califor-
nia
Hume George W., 405 Fmnl
Hume R. D. AC.,.,4aS Fr..nt
«Hiil<hlnson, Kohl, i'hlllppvnt A Co.. i
.^10 Sansome
Hutchinson A Mann. TT: CallfoftiU
Israolskv Julius. f>X >i*n-<n\»
Ivancvlrh J. A I'.... NW cor Waab-
Itigion «n.| .Sansome
Jarks'.n T. W. A Co., IM Makrt aixl
3Callf..rnl» '
Jacobs I'. S. A Co., 126 Kramr i
Jennllik-s Cbarli... It.. 121 California
JONEN, MVNDY A CO.. U \
Front
Jones S. I,. A C.I. .jni Cailfornla
Jones A Co.. 26 Frrnionl
KelloKkM;. H..:rjis,„.„nw
K<•^M■T rinl.-i«ci.,
Klrsrbbmoii .t < r..,1|.-i rr..nl
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Klanl.<T .t I
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4MS«ir«ii.. 0!
Koshlan.lS. A <o . -.-y c,iif,.rnto
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
r«R SAI.E BY AM. FlHS'T-Ct.ASS
WINli MERCHANTS ANW «ROCEli
m
MER
1376
MER
Lew S. W. & Son, I'lS-llO Sansome
Lewis Henry L.. 122 Clav
Lichteiilierg WllUnm, 303 California
Llk'htner Isaac. "214 ('nlifi)rnia
Lilienthal & Co., 100 Front
'^LINFOUTH .lAMES, 120 Front
LIpmnn Henry, 202 Washington
Llovd Charles R., 215aHnsome
0
(h
Loatza W.. 308 California
Loughrnn Thomas, 2in-2.'3 Clay
Lnwcnthal, Livingston * Co.. 320 Cal
*LlTNn HENRY .«• CO.. 214 California
Lvnde & Hough, 116 Calif'.rnia
M'ncCanlev .lohn B.. 123 California
IMncGrottv Alfreil & Co., 20R Sac
Mnckav Duncan C. 40S California
■■:■ MACON PRAY & CI., 425-427 Market
Mftgnesen M. B., 405 Front
^Mandlehaum F. & Sons. 312 Sac
Marchl <fe Bertn, 529 Merchant
i-MARCUS GEO. & CO.. 232 California
Marsh Henry F.. 577 Marl^et
Marshall, Teggart & Brorsen,306 Davis
Martens F. & Co., 425 Front
Martin. Feosier & Co., 309 Clay
Mather J. W'., 123 California
McCormlck Frank H., 109 California
McClauflin Lewis W., 309 California
McHenrv S. & Co., 320 Front
McKenna .Tames, 22 California
McKeiina & Purceii, 205 Drnmm
McNear George W., 306 California
Mead William H.. 728 Montgomery
Mehl-rt Bdwar 1. 63 Merchants' Exge
*Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Sac
^•■Mever, Wilson & Co., 212 Battery
Mever& Akman. 16 Sacramento
Meverfeld & Mitchell. 312 Front
]\lpverlnk John 0.. 633 Washington
=f Miildleton & Co., 521 Front
Miles .John B., 402 Front
Jlills E. T., 11 Phelan Bldg
Mohr Rudolph, 402 Front
Moisant A. .1.. 5 Spear
Mollov .John. 54 Clav „„„ „ ,
#Mi )NTE ALEGRB & CO. , 230 Cal
* Moore, Ferguson & Co., 310 California
Moore I sadore C. , 1 1 3 F roii t
Moore .T. J. & Co., 302 California
Morris Henry D., 220 FrPHiont
Morrow George & Co.. 39 Clay
Morse T. H. & Co., 627 Front
Mott Charles W.. 22 California
'^Muecke & Co., 319 California
BIYER A. IV., 401 California
Neale Eustace, 725 Montsomery
Nelson Charles. 18 Market
Nelson Victor, 405 Front
<=NEWHALL H. M. & CO.. 309 San-
NEWHALL'S SONS & CO.. 225 Bush
Newmark J. P. & Co., 214 California
Nevlnn .lanips, 103 Ste-iart
*NICH01,S A. C. & CO., 402
Battery
Noble, Bovs & Co., 213 Sansome
No-ton, Teller & Co., 24 California
O'Connor Kichard, 331 Montgomery
*.»lcovich Brothers, 12-14 Front
Osterioh Henry, 37 Commercial
Pa-^e Brothers, 30'' California
PARKER, WOOD & CO., 219
Front
'•'Parrott & Co., 306 California
Pedler J. N.. U Steoart
Perra P. * Co.. 812 Front
Perrv William F.. 30^ California
Peterson S. B., 34 California
Phillips Bros., inn Ottlifornia
Phillips Fitel, 101 Cnlifornla
Pinet John, .504 Jackson
Pitts Gi'oree H., 512 Sansome
Pollard <fe Dodge. 3 Steuart
Porter Brothers <fe Co.. 404 Davis
Prindle .fe Read. 217 Bush
Pugh Edmund, 411 Sacramento
Ravekes David. 116 California
Keiliv & Co.. 327 Davis
Risdon, Cahn & Co., 110 California
RoWeteo Genaro. 739 Ouerrero
Rogers W. H.. 411 Califnriiia
Rosenhaum Brothers 206 H'ront
Rosenherc Ja-;oh, 40 California
Rosenf dd Sons John. 202 Sansome
Ross & Hewlett. NB cor Davis and
Routitree James O. <fe Son. 117 Cala
Rouse Wlllinm H. & Co.. 416 Front
Rued J. C. &Co ,110 Clay
Ruhl B. G. <fe Co., 319 Washington
Scatena L. <fe Co., 313 Washington
Srhact&Len.rkp, 122 Davis
■fSchieiden Joseph F., 324 Washington
Schmlflt Benjamin J. & Co., 120 Sutter
Sdiroeiler & McCarthy, 215 Davis
Schwal)achor Brothers, 319 California
Sch wabachcr & Wi Inschenk. 210 Davis
Schwartz Brothers, 215 Sansome
Scotchier & Glbhs, 318 Front
t'Scotchler John J., 318 Front
Scott Horace V.,210 Battery
Scott James, 405 Front
Searles & Stone, 304 California
*SEVKI{ANCE H.W.. 21H California
SHERRV, LAWRENCE &
Co., 321 Cliiv
* SHERWOOD & SHER-
WOOD, 212 Market and 15-17
Pine
Siegfried & Brandensteln, 118 Market
and 15 California
Sierlng Robert M., 211 Post
Simon & Manasse, 210 Sacramento
Shoobert, Beale & Co., 307 Cnlifornla
Simpkins Charles H., 328 Montgomery
Sisson. Crocker & Co., 202 Sansome
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansome
Smith O. B.& Co., 423 Front
Solomon W. & Co., 427 Front
Sonntag Chas. & Co , 116 Market
Spear E.lward S. <fe Co., 31-33 Sutter
Sperry & Co.. 22 (Jaiifornia
^^Spreckels John D. & Bros., 327 Market
Standprwick L. F., 27 Merchants Ex.
STARR & CO., 16 California
Steele E. L. G. & Co.,20-( Cahfornla
Steinberger & Kaltsher. 24 Sansome
Steinhagen P. &Co.. 4'I8 Das-Is
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansome
Stevenson A. M., 214 California
Sutton & Beebe, 122 Front
Swenarton & Heim, 22 butter
'>Tavlor C. L. & Co.. 34 California
'■••Thannhauser <fe Co., 311 California
Thayer 1. E., 22 (ialifornia
^Theobald George J. & Co.. 419 Califor-
w
Thurston & Hartson, 403-105 Davis
*Tinnco J. M. & Co., 506 Battery
TORMl'^Y «Ss EARL.E. 220 Sutter
Trubenbach&Co.. 113Clay
Ungaretti, Llppi &Co.,214 Washmgtoii
-Urrueia & Urioste. 202 Market aud 3
Pine
Vervalin Dempster, 226 Clay
Wadhams & Elliott. 206 Front
Walker L. & Sons, 360 Townsend
Wand Joseph, 120 Sutter
Wnngenheim Sol & Co., 117 Battery
Waterman M. & Co., 208 Front
=nVELCH& CO., 109 California
Wells Charles H., 10 California
Wetmore l?rothi>rs. .524 Sansome
Wheaton & Luhrs, 221 Front
Whitney C. E. & Co.. 101 California
Whitteii George, i:50 Sansome
Wickes George W..419(iaiifornla
Wieland Brothers. 326 Front
''fWilkens & Co., lOi Ciilifornia
^WfLLlAMS, biMOND & CO., 202
Market „„, ^ ,
Wittland & Fredrickson, 324 Davis
AVitzei & Bal<er, 320 Battery
Wolf, Brown &Co.. 321 Davis
AVolf P. <fe Co., 304 Battery
Wolfen Max * Co., SW cor Davis and
WashUiL'ton „ ,„, r. .
W'OLFF WILLIAM & CO., 105 Front
Wooster J. B. & Co., 218 Front
Wright. Bowne & Co., .34 Steuart
Wriglit John T.. 64ft Market
Young Carlos G.. 25 Davis
GREENEBAUM & CO.
Auction and Commission
MERCHANTS,
115 and 117 RUSH STREET
Cash Advances made on (Jonsignments
New York office, 353-355 Canal Street.
Baglletto L. & Co., 421 Davis
Baker L. F. & Co., 125 Washington
Balanesl J., lO/Clark
Biagi D. & Co., 520 Sansome
Blumentiial H. M., 416 Davis
Brlgham, Hoppe & Co., 129 CallfornU
Caln& Co., 206-208 Washington
Cain & Mitchell, 212 Washington
Camurinos D. G.. 519 Sansome
Cluln Ed. F,, 117 Drumni
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.
SE cor Miirltet and Main
Constant M. & Co., 517 Mavis
Dalton Brother , 30S Davis
Doilepiane & Co., 425 Battery
Demurtini John & Co., 315 Washlni
ton aud 303 Fourth
Dodae. Sweenev & Co., 114 Market
Dutard Hypolite. SE cor Davis i
Sacramento
Earnest J. T. & Co., 302 California
Ellerhorst Hemy D., 117 Drurara
ENGLISH J. P., 313 Uavis
Kveleth <fe Nash. 422 Front
Everding J. & Co.. 48 Clay
Felling, Henry <fe Co., TO5 Clay
Francis J. S. & Co., 424 Davis
Freitas M. T. & Co., 325 Front
GAGE, SHATTUCK & CO., 319 Front
Gallliard Laurence. 217 Clay
Garrett J.H.& Co., SE cor Clay and San
Geiz Brothers & Co., 209 Market
Grangers' Business Assn, 108 Davis
Hammer F. H., 204 Front
Heckman & Immel, 400-102 Davis
HegU-r. Johnson & Co., 113 Front
Hills Bros., ,36 California
Israelsky Julius, .520 Sansome
Ivancovlch J. & Co.,NW cor Sansome
and Washlnsjton ,
Keef'e Daniel, 420 Davis
Joost Herman. 310 Uattery
Kevser Paul, 206 Clay t-
Larzelere & Witham.SW cor Clay and
Davis
Laws John, 124 Clay
Lew A. & Co., 234 Washington
Levy H & Sons, .528 Sansome
Lew S. & Co., 218 Washington /
Leva-'ui * Barbieri, 309 Washington
Lipman Henry, 202 Wa.shington
Loughrau Thomas, 219-223 Clay
Lowry k Steller, 118 California
Lx nde & Hough. 116 California
Macpherson & Branagau, 21.t Wash
Miirshidl, Teggart k Brorsen,.»6Davls
Maisiciino P., 4W Wasliinuton
Martens F. & Co., 425 Front
Martin, Feusier & Co.. 311 Clay
Me ide George W. k Co., 16-18 Drumm
McBride Dennis. 115 Drnmm
McDonogh & Johnson, 320 Davis
ftleverinK John 0., 633 Washington
Moiloy John, 54 Clay
Murphv o. A. & Co., 50" Sansome
Murrav W. J. <k Co.. 416-418 Davis
Olcovich Bros., 12-14 Front
( )nestl k Connor. 503 Sansome
Pallies Alexiinder, 318 Davis
Paulucci & Casassn, 515 Davis
Pastene Antonio. 203 Washington
Pera P. & Co., 616 Front
Phillips Fitel, 10 1 California
Pitts Geo. H.. 512 Sansome
Price W. C. & Co.. 327 Front
Reilly & Co., 329 Davis
Rouse William H. & Co., 316 Davis
Russ, Sanders * Co., 213 Clay
Scatena L. & Co., 313 Washington
Srntena M. * Co.. 209 ^^^ashington
SHERRV, LAWRENCE &
CO., 321 Clay
Smith 0. B. & Co., 423 Front
Sresovi, h L. G. & Co., 505 Sansome
Starr George R. & Co.. 310 Washington
Steinhagen P. k Co., 403 Davis
Stewart k Buckley, 513 Sansome
Thomas J. Proctor. 109 Davis
TIL DEN H. N. & CO., 426
Merchants-Produce Com-
• mission.
{See also Fruit— ^Phole.sale.)
Allison. Cray & Co., 501 Front
Aratn A Ra-glo, Sni Bush ^ _ ^ ^
Atchinson B. M. & Co., 16-30 Centre
Market
Trobock & Bergen, 504 Sansome
Trnbeniach<feCo.,113Ciay
Voikman Charles M., 421 Front
Von Ronn .fe Hencke Bros. . 407 Clay
Vullc evich Thomas, 20) Washington
Wakelield L. H., 22 Cal forn'a
Wassermnnn E. & Co., 310 Sansome
Wetmorn Bros., 413 Washington
Wheaton A Luhrs, 221 Front
Whitnev C. E. & Co., 101 California
Wightm.in Bros., 205 Sacramento
Wittlaud & Freuericksun. 324 Davis
MMALRrelis. Co. oiHartM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag
WM. SEST0:T, Asst. Manigoil
Treatment given daily. PURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TAUGHT.
Classes formed monthly. Headquarters for METAPHYS-
ICAL and THEOSOPHICAL LITERATURE.
|^= Terms for Instruction and Treatment to be had at the Office. „gj
Hours, 9 to 5 and 7 to 8 — Sundays excepted. Call for Catalogae.
[MARKET blREET.
MER
NEW BOOKS RF.^FIVED DAILT.
1377
MET
PACIFIC COAST
METAPHYSICAL CO.^H'A.M'c^
MRS. SADIE GOKIK, MAN \(iF.I!. ^A.
OFFICE, 6 TURK ST., NEAR MARKET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. —
o
Wltzel & Uaker, 320 Battery
Wolf, lirown & Co., :<21 Davis
ood B. <fe Co., IHO Market
Wolf en Mux & Co., S\V cor Washing-
ton anil Davis
WOOSTER J. B. & CO., 218
Fnjnt
<s Louis, 101 Clay
Ziegenbein John & Co., 216 Davis
Forwarding,
Afiams William J., Pier l.T Steunrt
Bulfuur, Guthrie it Co., 316 California
zer Hv & Co., 209 Sansome
Barclav & K()bHrtson.408 California
BEADLE & CO.
CaSu^BELL W. H., 402 Front
Berrynian Henry B., 52 Merchants Ex
Cliapnian James F. & Co., 22 Cal
Cochran J. T. <fe Co., 302 California
COi.EMAN WM. T. Hi CO.,
SE cor Market anil Main
Corliitt <fe Macleay, 218 California
Crawford A. & Co., 27 Market
Cutlinu John T. Co., 23 Ciilltornia
Dempster <fe Keys, 202 Market
l)il>ljiee Alliert, 30 California
DK SABL.A EUGENE & CO.,
jHlifornla
DICKSON, DE W»LF & CO.. 412
Battery
Dolbeer * Carson, 10 California
I)oiialdson & Co., 319 Cal fornia
Dre^bach William, 316 Callf.jrnia
Dui>enbirK C. & Co.. 314 Sacramento
Earl D. W. & Co., 202 Sansome
Euton F. W. & Co:. 126 Clay
Ellis M. C. 4 Son., 29 Merchants' Ex
Freeman, Smith & Co., 122 California
Gol.lman S. L., 5-!u Front
(ioodall, Perkins & C«., 10 Market
Grace J. W. <fe Co.. 4.'» Cal fornia
Hanson & Co., Pier 11 Steuart
Hrrick E. M., 17 St'Miart
Hume George W., 40.'5 Front
Hume R. D. & Co., 40i Front
Uuichlason, Kohl, Phillppeus 4 Co.,
310 Sansome
Jpimhifrs D. B., 267 East
Jacob, Innction Market and Sac
K'niaeld John & Co., 318 Steuart
Kiltie* Co., 202 California
Kn iwles J. N., 28 California
Latlln James, 34 Steuart
Lamb E. G., 18 California
L(:vaKKl & Barblerl, 309 Washlmrton
Lli htenberK William, 215 Sansome
Lolor Charles J'., 31 Merchants' Exch
Lowenthal, LlvinK>ton & Co., 320 Cal
LUND HENRY & CO., 214 Cal.fornlo
Macondiay & Cf).,42T-127 Market
M( Kiiiiia James. 22Ciillforiila
MrNear G. W.. 308 California
Mclnecke Charles & Co., 314 '
Merrill & Tietjen, SW cor Steuart and
and Mission
Meyer, Wilson & Co., 212 Batterv
Miles John E., 402 Front
Moisant A. J., 5 Spear
Mott I'harles W.. 21 California
MueckeS Co., 319 California
NEWHALL H. M. & CO. ,.309 Sansome
O'Callaghan C. F. <fc Bro., 2l2 Sac
Parrott A Co., 30fi California
Peter^on .S. B., 34 Calllornla
Pinet J.,504.lackson
Pope <fe Talbot, 201 California
Roberts Martin K., 5 Spear
Rosenbanm Brothers, 20«i Front
Sherrv, L«wr -tice & (!o.. :t21 Clav
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
212 Market and 1.5-17 I'liie
Simption A. M. & I'.ro., 4S Market
Sisson, Crocker & Co.. 202 .•^ausorae
Sparks William, 7 Ml-sion
Spreckels John D. & Bros., 327 Maritet
Stevenson A. M., 214 Calllornla
Sutton & Beebe, 122 Front
Taylor C. L. <fe C >., M California
Ten Bosch John & Co., 302 Mont
Theobald George J. & Co., 419 Cal
Tiedemaim D. & Co., 210 Clay
Triibenbach & Co., 113 Clay
Volkman C. M., 421 Front
Wangenhelm Sol. & Co., 117 Battery
Watprmnn !M. ft Co.. 208 Frtmt
WELCii ii C i., lUi California
Wells Charles H., 10 California
Wllkens & Co., 10!) Callfoni'a
WILLIAMS, DIMONI) 4 CO., 202
Market
Wolf, Brown A Co., 321 Davis
Wolf Philip * Co., :«M Battery
VVoltr Wm. 4 Co.. IO.T Front
Zeiss Louis, SW cor Clay and Drumm
Zesch E..427 Front
I)e la MonUma J*in>-«, arM-vn n*l-
tiT.v.aii.lJM J»ik- D
Dobl.' Al.iiiT. 11 Kr.iii 1,1
DLNMAM.l Altltl.iAN * MWDK.N
C •..I7l9ll./.|.-«iid !•» :4 Main
FRE.VCH JOH.X D., luv Call
f.nila
Garrait W. T. 4 Co., cor Frrinont and
Nntonia
Glbl.s (i.-..r>!c W. A (-....B-Ti 1 f 1
Harlev Charled* Co.. IM |i» •
H.lorook, Morrill *Strt^-. I,,.-. ^U•^-■
HDNTIXOTO.V H O l> K I \ N
«-<>.. luiicilon Buohaiid Market
L.\NK W. K., 5115 Krarny
MONTAGUE W. W. 4 Co.. lOMIT
Mnrk.'l
TAY GBORGE H. dc CO..
fiH-fili lUI'-Tv
VAX WIXKL.B I. H. Oi CO..
4I.-W15 .Market
.netal
netnl Npinmrr*.
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BIIIKE Ji'-^HII.«i Irmi-.m
DAY TIIO.MAM Oi, CO. (Llm-
UimI) .-.•■: suii't
GRAKK AI,UHrr,.M Kr.m..Dt
L'ltr. Aut'i-t 10 si,>..|i~.ii
PACIFIC /.IN' "IINAMKNT FAC-
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Metallic NIcna - ■■••f*^
Eugene Do Sabln. E. J. ])'• .'^abla, Jr.
Eugene De Sabia & Co.
(JEN i; It A I,
Commission Msrchants.
SOLE AGENTS FoK BoKER-S
BITTERS.
40 California .Street,
San Francisco, Cal.
^Metal Importer*.
{See. al.io llnrdwarr- WMrtalf.)
AUSTIN & PHKLPH, 2^0 222
BURXSTIXE H., 235-2:" and
ll-II.'i Callfo-nia
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and Ha i-rv
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YPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
MET 13 8
W. S. DAVIS, City Agenl,
MIL
PURE COUNTRY MILK
FROM
DEPOT:
BAM MA'^mQ) mAm^m mAimWt
1515 FILLMORE STREET,
Office, 523 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
TELEPHOTJE 4262. J. W. (jOODHUE, MaHagep.
Metala.
AdnniB John Q.. 123 California
Biirnstlne Henry, 235 Spear
FRENCH JOHN D., 109 Cali-
fornia
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fremont and Natoma
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225M.arket
Pacific Metal Works. 141 First
TAY GEORGE H. tS( CO.,
614 Baitery
WHITELAW T. P. H., 216 Spear
Metapliysicians.
PACIFIC COAST METAPHYSICAL
CO., 6 Turk (See aUvt. preceding
page
MldwiTes.
Alexander C. Mrs., 522 Folsom
Alpers M. Mrs., SE cor Treat Av and
Twentv-fourth
Behrmann Marie Mrs., 1819 Howard
Bettancurt G. Mrs., 10 Chesley
Bieleck H. Mrs., 1007 Harrison
Canepa Caterina, 323 Montgomery A v
Ctaiitier Louisa, 1719 Scott
De Languilette L. Mrs., 323,'2 Duncan
Eggers Emelie Mrs., NE cor Four-
teentli and Mission
Kghniann M. Mrs., 107 Fourth
Emmerich Louise Mrs., 140 Eleventh
Fraim Laura F. Mrs.. 1036 Twenty-
second
Giraud A. F. Mrs., 323 Montgomery Av
Huln Francoise M^s..639B^oad^Tay
Kronholni J. S. Mrs., 328 Seventh
Lerch Maria C, 9.57 Folsom
Lind A. Mr?., 1223 Broadway
Nardini C. Mrs., 403 Montgomery Av
Priani Angelinl Mrs.. 1532 Stockton
Puetz Elizabeth, 205 Fourth
Rogers M. E. Mrs., fl61 Folsom
Schaefer Charlotte Mrs., 723 Broadway
Schafer Charles Mrs., 525 Octavia
Schneider Christina, 819 Broadway
Schneider John Mrs., 506 Union
Schoellhom E. Mrs., 1518 Stockton
Schubert Pauline Mrs., 620 Post
Wunscher Caroline Mr-., 154 Eighth
Zillnier A. D. Mrs.. 1013 Mission
Zimmermann E.Mrs., 457 Jessie
miitary^ Goods and Be-
galia.
Litchfield J. M. & Co., 12 Post
NORCROSS A CO., 6 and 13 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington
Hilk Dealers.
Btrgmann Jacob, Beach bet Broderick
and Devlsadero
Bauer C, NE cor Hale and Merrill
Benedict Bros., Nineteenth Av bet L
and M
Boradori R., cor AVoolsey and San
Bruno Road
Brarens Henrv, N s Fifteenth nr Tllden
Brown James M., China nr Madrid
! Burfeind H. H.W., Ocean House Road
nr Alms House
Burnell W. A., N 6 Precita Av bet
Folsom and Harrison
Cabune Peter, S s Lahalna bet Penob-
scot and Santee
Ca.'sou B.,cor Hamilton and Wayland
Christen John A.. Silver Av nr San
Bruno Road
Clark Frank, cor East and Holly Avs
Clifford U. S. G., cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Collins Brothers, S s Twenty-fourth
nr Ellen
Collins James W., 3Boardman PI
Cooev A., NW cor Octavia and Filbert
Cosgfove J., North Point nr Broderick
Costa Peter, cor Twentieth and Florida
Crawford Daniel, 932'>, Harrison
Curley J. W., cor Filbert and Baker
Curlev WlUlam, SW cor Filbert and
Baker ,
Curtin William, Snlllvan nr Hamilton
Dahle & Haskell, Morton nr Mission
Road
Dalv & Kinne(San Mateo) 1010 Valencia
Davldwn Alonzo.E s Eureka bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Davidson Nathan, W s Pennsylvania
Av bet Sierra and Shasta
De Santl Lorenzo, Algeria bet Po-
tomac and .San Joaguln
Devlin Mark, Mission Road nr Sis
Mile House
Devon Farm Dairy. 2925 California
Donaphy H., cor Octavia and FlUiert
Donovan M., N s Algeria nr Potomac
Doran J., cor Kosciusko and Jefferson
Drummond Nora, Byfleld Tract
Duncommon F. H., 906 Shotwell
Dwver T. J., Edinburg nr Persia Av
Emhoff Frank. NE cor Chestnut and
Broderick
Enderli & Regli, E s Missouri bet
Slerta and Napa
Eecloses & Verges, cor Russia and Mos-
cow, Excelsior Honiesteaii
Evans Chas., S s Twenty-flfth nr How
EWELL L. J., NW cor Twenty -first
and Folsom
Fahlbush William, Ocean View
Fassler J., W s Mission Road nr Mt.
Vernon Av
Felch Charles. Athens nr Brazil Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Ferlnl S., cor Franklin and Lombar*
FlfleldW. J. 320 Fulton
Fowkes Richard, Nebraska bet,Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Frankel J.. Twelfth Av bet L and M
Fratessa Tranciuello, N E Sweeny nr
Merrill
Furrcr Joseph, N a Point Lobos Av nr
Twentv-ninth Av
Furrer A Bauman, Ocean House Road
nr Industrial School
Furrer & Co., W s Old San Jose Road
nr Industrial School
Galiird N., cor Seventh Av and Lake
, Glnonde Frederick, Bacon nr GIrard
I GOODHUE J. W'., 1.515 Fillmore
Gordon N. W\ A Co., 35 Eddv
GREEN F. H.,(Mlllbrae)NE cor Third
and Brannan
Green George E., 4 Bruce PI
Griffin Maurice, NW' cor Kansas and
Humboldt
Halev D. T.,2200 Greenwich
Hall William, Ocean House Roa4
Hawes Charles M., 35 Eddy
Hayes Michael, 15 Dame
Hlnz & Plageman, Mission Road nr
Six Mile House
Holzmueller & Co., Ocean House Road
Huber August, Athens nr Mission
Hurley Wm., cor Solano and Indiana
Igo James. Callfonila Av nr York
Janlgg John F., N r Nevada bet In-
diana and Minnesota
Jersey Farm Dairy, depot 835-839 How-
ard
Johnson M., cor Hamilton and Way-
land, U. M. T.
Jones J'lhn, cor Anderson and Minot ^
Kaley Henry W., Naples nr Edinburgh f'
Kelley Bernard, Potrero Av nr Napa
KendaU G. H., 35 Eddy
Kennlson Asa H., SE cor Nevada and
Vermont
KeviUeB.. Silver Av nrHale.U. M.T.
Knight E. H., Lombard nr Fillmore
Koch William H., NE cor Lombard
and Octavia
Krau.sgrill John, Mission Road nr Cres-
cent Av
Kyne & Klelty, Nineteenth nr Eureka
Lacharo L., Lombard nr Franklin
Lange F. W., NW cor Polk and Hayes
Lanae William, Carr nr Stanyan
Leipsic Brother* Fell bet Cole and
Clayton
Lenahan John, France Av nr Athens,
Excelsior Homestead
Lennon John, NE cor Dorland and
Church
Lindner Richard, Russia Av nr Mis-
sion Road, Excelsior Homestead
Loewe William G., cor Thirtieth and
Sanchez
Lustenberger Felix, NE cor Virginia
Av and Lundy Lane
Lynch Corneliu.-. S s Fourteenth nr
Lynch William, N s Jackson bet Spruce ,.
and Maple
Magulre William, Nve nr Craut
McCarthy D., cor Vallejo and Baker
McCooey Bros., cor Filbert and Octavia ^,
Menlou & Bellocq, Woolsey nr Hamil-
ton, U. M. T.
Merrlfield Charles F., 913 Minna
Michel John T.,Es Nevada nr Indiana
Minehan Thomas, Sweeny nr Merrill
Mitchell 4 Connors, Twenty-ninth nr
Noe
Moody E. F., cor Castro and Chenery
Morgan Horace W., 13 Twenty-sixth fSf
Moriarty Timothy, cor Eighteenth Av
and Clement
MuUer Frederick, Cole bet Carl and
Stanyan
Nager Bros., Falkland nr Tallapoosa
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
37MarMSti
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>^T?NST.iProterso[ eclipse CHAMPAGNE
1379
•ffcr A Simon, N s I.tthalua bet Pe-
nobscoi and s-'antee
elhun Itros.. 115 Dorlanil
ewnian & Co., Cole nr Carroll
alfc'.Mni I'., cor Lonilianl and Pierce
ippy George H.,617 Fell
oornian Samuel, 35 E>ldv
ower.s Michael, 228 EtKtith
uU Joseph M., 321 Twenty-seventh
egll Charles, Silver Av nr Craut
eglt Joseph W., W s .Mission Road,
Excelflor Ilomestoad
elllv 1!., County Koad opp Five Mile
House
eniier Louis, W o Mission nr Onon-
daga Av
llev (iwi-n, cor Berlin and Woolsev
oberiK Thomas H., SW cor Mississip-
pi and Solano
ov John A. , W 8 San Bruno Road
Tenerlffe
Dhland Bros., Point Lobos Avbet
Thirty-second and Thirty-third
Avs
Mateo Farm Dairy, 518 Hayes
VN MATEO RANCH DAIRY, depot
1515 Fillmore, olllce 523 Mont-
gomery
inilors Jacob. Utah nr Alameda
rrallle John, I'almer nrBartleit
iwver n. \V., Berlin nr San Brmio R.I
blotbam William, \V s Minnesoia
bet Sierra and Napa
hniidt Philip, Chestnut nrStelncr
hnntenhaus William, cor Italy and
Edlnburg
hwerln H. A Sons. San Bruno Road
nr Six-Mile House
Iva John, cor Lombard and Scott
William I., Brvant Av nr Twen-
. -third
nart George C, Old San Jo66 Road
nr Industrial School, office .'55 Eddy
nith V. R., cor Persia A v and Vienna
nith James, Brazil Av nr Athens,
Exctlsior Homestead
nith I'atrlck, S s Francisco nr Polk
leath Richard G.. 8X5 Howard
larl A., Berlin nr San Bnino Road
lalght Patrick, Kosciusko nr Union
' ■ B. H.
tiers David, Athens nr Bnizil
einer E., E s Indiana bet Nevada
1 Yolo
one Isaac, N s Cortland Av nr San
Bruno Road
iber Charles W^, 1015 Valencia
coulct Martin, Silver Av nr Mission
)wns W ni.. Spring Valley Homestead
ebucq A S<irthou, Railroad Av nr
Five Mile House
•umpour Joseph, Point Lobos Av nr
Twenty-nlnih
)8tl S A Co., W s Mission Koad nr
Six Mile House
alton J.R..213Tentb
atts David, Manitoba bet James
and Kaskaskia
hite Julia A., Berlin nr Burrows
hite William, Ash bury cor Park
Road and Fredeilck
lesel Philip. Mission nr Crescent Av
llllams .lohn B., cor Trinidad and
Savannah
right Gi-orge W., Berlin nr San
Bnino Road
)unghaiis E., cor Hampshire and
Serpentine Av
mil Bnlldera.
lis F>lward P. A Co.. 114 First
immond J. A Co., 217 Fremont
liter, Mnd A Rogers. 419 California
rd\ke A Marnion Co. (Indianapolis)
C. R. Llovd agent, 215. "^ansome
hlte Jumes B. & Co., 318 Pine
Hill Machinery.
(See Iron Foundrta.)
fill Pick Manafactarera.
iblc Aimer, 13 Fremont
irtick Frank, 31 Commercial
dgeway William J., 9-11 Hill
Hill Supplies.
See aluo Hardware— Wholesale.)
jLEN W. R.,4I4 Market
UNHAHI, CARRIGAIV &
HAYDEN CO., 17-19 Beale
auU 18-24 .Main
MIN
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Califi>rDla
Garralt \V. T. & Co..c.ir Krrm..nl »
Natonia
Gille-i.y A ChlMs, 123 California
Huntlngt-.n ll..pkin>. O,.. juncti
Market and n.thh
J'»-i.!'|:A HKNDY MACMI.S
,. WnKKS,4:> Fremont
Marw.drlC. F..5« Firm
Parke A Lacy, 21 23 Fremont
Stearii> -Manulacliirliig C.>., 2!lSt><'ar
W agner .loseph A C... lu'i MImIou
milinery <iSoodB - Wholi-
■ale.
Bauer Brothers A Ci.., ,'vl7 Market
Col, liner Brut tier-. .M:i Mark, t
.°- FENN CHARLES B.
(\vliole.suIf tlotvtrx ami
ffiitherHl an-i .Market
Haker W. & lllnz. .vr, Murk.'t
Held Brothers A ('.... .-,12 .",14 Market
Heller M. A Sons, 112 Sansnine
Hill/ A Laiidt, 513 Market
Kahler H. .S. A Co., 1010 .Market
.Sachs Brothers A Co.. SW cor Sansome
and Bush
STAIVGE & JAENICKE, W5
Market
Toplitz K. A Co.. 571 Market
Toplltz Robert L. A Co.. 5;C Market
Weil Ed. A Co.,. M:i Market
IJE:
STANGU & JAENICKE,
.. rRoriiiEToRg...
UNION STRAW WORKS
-Manufacturers of ]
LADIES', MEN'S and CHILDREN'S
STRAW HATS
And Buckram Frames of every de-
.scription.
Utflce and Salesrooms :
365 HAKKET NTREET.
Factory : 587 Mission Street.
Millinery eooda-Betall.
(See also Dry Oomts ; alto MUllneri.)
Bley .ibram, 750 Market
Braid David C., 52M Hayes and 1222
Market
Butler William J., 9.52 Market
Kahl-rH..**. ACo..lO'OMarket
PACIFIC STRAW WORKS,
106 Fourth
Rowell S. Mrs. 146 Sixth and 128
Kearny
Simon M. A (>>., 520 .Market
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
"rhomas Stephen Mrs.. :« Third
Zemansky Samuel, 210 Sixth
PACIFIC STRAW WORKS,
G. A. DEAN, Proprietor.
106 Fourth St., nr. Mission.
Straw and Felt Hats Dyed. (>ancd
and Pressed.
Hat and Bonnet Frames.
Feathers Dyed, Cleaned and Curled.
nlllinera.
Adcock Edwin, 10 Kearn"
Adcoc k Kaic Mrs.. 10 Kcainy
Auger Flora Mrs.. fi2.-> Larkin
BerllzhoflT M. R. Miss. Mfi Valrnrl.
Blssert M. K. Mrs., 'JOOn HIlMior.'
Blochman E. Mrs.. I KX". Suitor
Borcharilt K- -'-I Ml'"""." „ „, .,
B™wn Kmn a S Mrs.. 137 Larkin
Brown Ceor '•" Mrv. 10 .3 Howard
UiisweIKi F. Mr».,7i»« Valencia
Hiitler I'. K.,80sMiirket
Butler W. J., '6: Market
Cameron A Crowe, 62« Valencls
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Bllvpn A Lewis, 161 New MontRomery
Cahoii I.ouls A Son,418 Sn. rnmonto
Oastallan Mineral Wnt.T. borbes &
nalste.1. fi'i r.ol.U-n Oate Av
FGC.KKS A (ioULP.TSl Mission
knnfni-n, Han & Co. (Wlilterock) 42,
larkson
Litton SiirlnRs, G. E. Madison, 152
New Slivntcomery
Owens * Bartlett, 513 Montvoniery
Paclllc t'oKurcss Springs Depot, 161
MiMit'oniery _.„^^»^
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
(Henks' Waukesha) 212-214 Market
anil 15-17 Tine
Tavlor Joseph W., 719 Bryant
Toienas Sprlnps, 217 Commercial
Walter Gustav & Co., 114 Stockton
EGGERS & GOUIoD,
Importers and Agents of Mineral
Spring Waters.
Barilett - Spring, ApoUinarlB,
Ailams " Genoveva,
El Toro " AVilhelnis Quelle,
Litton " Sauerbrunnen,
Congress " German Setters,
Seltzer " Vichy,
A711IP " Kakoczy,
Amallan " rriedrlchshall.
GevserSoda " PuUna,
UapnSoda " HunyadlJanos,
Beihesda " A'ictoria,
Hathorn " El Toro Ginger Ale.
731 MISSION STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Mineralogists.
Hanks Henry 6., 718 Montgomery
Inlan William Jr.. Plone r Bldg
Luckkardt C. A. & Co., 23 Stevenson
Price's Assay Office, 524 Sacramento
' Weyl Jonas, 1-6 Ketrny
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Mines— Operators.
(See aUo CapitalhU.)
Allen Henry H., 318 Pine
Amiraux Peter, 419 California
Baldwin E. J., 27 Ellis
Barnev Benjamin A., 9iS Montgomery
BatesEdward P., 320 San some
Beaver George W'.,4]8 California
Belshaw Mortimer, 402 Front
Bisbee, Williams & Co., 25 Davis
Blasdel H. G., 419 California
Bonacina F.,4;38 Cidifornia
Bradlev John T., 130 Sansome
Brooks Henry S., 328 Moiits-'omery
Bullock L. L., 37 ^lontgomery mock
Burner Henry \.. oil N.'v.ida Blnck
Camden Charier, 328 .Montgomery
Cumpliell M. F.. S4 Montg-imei-y Block
Cliavounst E., 406 Jloutgomery
Church Thumas R.. 220 Sansome
Coev James, 402 Montgomery
Cole Thomas, ;S7 Pine
ColmanN. J.,330 Pine
Corcoran P., 39 Merchants' Exchange
Coulter George T., 320 Sansome
Crossman James H., 328 Montgomery
Crowell Edward, 325 Montgomery
Crowell George E.. 325 Montgomery
Dahl B. F., 331 Montgomery
Pauuhertv L. N., 303 California
Pewev William P., 310 Pme
Doiin"-llv Albin R., 130 Sansome
Earl John 0., 401 California
Elhert John N.,331 Montgomery
Ellon Robert, 310 Pine
Fair James G., 230 ilontgomery
FernbachV. P.,327 I'lne
Fish Charles H., 23 Nevada Block
Fish Thomas F., 23 Nevada Block
Fla^g Theodore, 420 Montgomery
Flood J. C, 7 Nevada Block
Fries William, 309 Pine
Garfield Henry L., 130 Sansome
Gillespv & Childs, 123 Californm
Green Henry E. . 302 Montgomery
Harmon Albion K. P., 70 Nevada Block
Hausman F. H., 328 Montgomery
Hi. kips William W., 116 Phelan Bldg
Hlckok W. B..324 ilontsomery
Inder-troth Theodore,304 Mnntgomery
Irelan Wm. Jr., Pioneer Bldg
livin Edwins., 318 Pine
Jacobs Joseph. 419 (^.illfornla
Jewell Truman E..;m Pine
Johns Charles C. 202 Sacramento
Johns William. S'id Sansome
Jones David ll.,3:» Pine
Jones Marl In, 3:» Pin-
Kecler Julius M.. 623 Commercial
Kleslnc Samuel, 623 Commercial
Knox Hlchard K., 513 California
Kraner Philip H.. :«« M"'"'^?'""^
Lativrtv Edwin M.,59 Nevoda Block
l.nwver A. M., 33n I'ine
Livingston Howard, 331 Montgomery
Lvie W. S., 25 Nevada Block
Maholm James B.,3;?0 Pine
McMnchan Jumes, 518 Pine
Meagher Daniel T., 3:«) Pine
Mever T. Lemmen. TO California
Mobre John M.,77 Montgomery Block
Mootrv Thomas Jr., 258 Market
Nickefson Alfred A., 327 Pine
Paul A. B. Jr., Sl» Montgomery
Plchoir Henry, 320 Satisome
Powell Thomas, 301 Market
Randol James B.. 320 Sansome
Ranlett Horace U..420 Montgomery
Bavmond Henry, 130 Sansome
RaVmond S. A.. 302 Montgornery
Rhodes Abraham J., 601 Calltomla
Roberts Charles, 3:^0 Pme
Robertson W\ B.. 121 Market
Rose A. W. Jr., 224 California
Scupham John R., 306 Pine
Sharpe Thomas C, 3;» Pine
Sheldon N. P., 320 Sansome
Shepard Mark. 40 Nevada Block
Stevens Wesley F., 330 Pine
Sutherland W. J., 326 Sansome
Tedford Charles J.. 425 Montgomery
Thomas Richard L., 408 California
Thompson Monroe, 302 Montgomery
TiflTanv Homer B.. 419 California
Todd Henrv H.. 20 Montgomery
AVadlelghW. J.,3:WPine
Walker George B., SIS Pine
Wand Thomas N., 37 Mont Block
Watson 31. G.. 302^1onfsomery
WatPon W. H. Jr., 302 M^ntg^miery
White .T. H., 79 Nevada RLuk
White MartJ^n, 37 MonK;^.merv B^ock
Wilkinson Thomas, i.2 ^e^ adu Block
AVUlard William P.. 62 Nevada Block
Wilson John D.. 320 Sansome
Mining Agencies.
(.See also Brokers— Mining.')
PRICE THOMAS (foreign) 524 Sacra-
mento
Ranlett H. D.. 420 Montgomery
Mining Companies-Gold
and Silver.
\rme M * 31. Co., 303 California
tlaTminaM. Co. (Nevada) W. H. Wat-
son. 302 Montgomery
Alaska M, & M. Co. (Alaska) 420 Mont
Alaska M. Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) 320
Sansome ^ j -di 1
Alpha Gnn. M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
irador a M. (Amador cal.) 330 Pine
Amador Tunnel & M. Co 3-8 Mont
Andes S. M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Angel's Quartz M. C.. 42 Nevada Blk
Appolo M. Co. (Alaska) SlOSansome
Argenta M. Co. (Nevada) .U4 Pine .
Arnold G. & S. M. Co.. :?20 San.some
A™orlaG.M;Co.(Amadnr,Cal.)3:«)Pine
Atlantic Con. M. Co., 330 Pine
Aultman M. & M. Co., 303 California
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel M,
Co., 320 Sansome ,, ^
Bailev Si. Co. (Nevada) 302 Mont
Baker Divide M. Co.. 330 Pine
Bald Mountain M. Co., 320 Sansome
Baltimore S. M. C. 402 Monjgomery
Barkhouse Creek Gravel M. Co., 230
Montgomery
Belcher S.M. Co., 327 Pine
Belle Isle M. Co., 310 Pine
Benton Con. M. Co., 3:» Pine
Best and BelchevM. Co.. 29 Nevada Bk
Big Sandv M. & M. Co., 18 Phelan Bldg
Bismark M. Co.. 6'' Nevada Block
Black Wonder G. M. Co., 328 Mont
R fie Jackets M. Co., 2:10 Montgomery
Bodle Con! (J.'M Co. 62 Nevada Block
Bod I Tunnel and M Co., :»9 can ornia
Bonanza G. & S. M. Co., 2 Nevada Blk
Booker Con. M. Co., 62 Nevada Blocl
Braniiv City M. Co., 630 Braunan
Bullion M. Co., 327 Pine „, ,
Bulwer Con. jf. Co., ■^9 Nevada Block
Calaveras Bine Gravel M. Co. (Calava
ras Co.) 2 Nevada Block ^
Caledon'a G. M. Co. (Black HIUs. Da
kota) 328 Montgomery
Caledonia S. M. Co., 414 California _
Calumet G. M.Co.fShas a Co.) :^ Moni
Candles M. Co. (Colorado) W Pine
.Central G. & S. M. Co. (Arizona)
Challenge Con. M. Co , 327 Pine
Champion M. Co. (Mono Co.) i
vada Block _, , ^ ^ nmt
Champion M. Co. (Nevada Co.) 523
CheTOkee^cTl! Co.. 328 California
Chollar M. Co.. 79 Nevada Block
Chrlstv M. & M. Co.. 310 Pine ^ ^ , j
Church G. M. Co. (El Dorado Co. Cal.)
Cibo1!f Cre°ek M. & M. Co., 29 Nevada
ConEtlon M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Commonwealth Con. M. Co. (Nevada)
52 Nevada Block
Confidence S. M. Co., 414 California .
Consolidated Calltornia & \ Irglnla M.J
Cj.. 23 Nevada Block
Consolidated Imperial G. & S. M. Co
Consolidated New York M. Co.. 330
Confil'ldated Pacific M. Co., 3.30 Pine «
Consolidated Wyoming G. M. Co., 308
Con^^ntion^Con. M. Co., 79 Nevada Blk
Conner King M. Co., 230 Montgomery
Copnir Queen Con. M. Co. (Arizona
230 Montgomery j t,, ,
Cosmopolitan M. Co., 2 Ne%^da Block
C?ocke? M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Crown Point G. & S. »1^^-^,- •^-'„J ?J
Crown Point Ravine S. M. Co., 309 Ca
crystal M. Co.. 69 Nevada B^ock ,
Davton G. & S. M. Co. (Nevada)
"Nevada Block
Del Monte iM. Co.. 310 Pine
Derbec Blue Gravel 31. Co... .22 Mont
Duilley 31. Co., 81 Nevada lilock
Faele Gold 31. Co., 757 Slark.'t
eS e K^g G. & S.'M. Co., 310 Kearn^
Ea^t Best & Belcher S. M. Co.. 331
El DStMn:M.Co..328 Montgomery
El Dorado South M. Co ^ Pine
El Dorado W ater and Deep tr. -^1. '-"i
327 Pine
Elko Con. M. Co . 310 Pme
Emma G. & S. M. Co., 327 Pine
Empire G. M. Co.. 320 Sansome
Eureka Con. M. Co 306 Pine _
Evening Star M. Co. (Grass vaiiey
Cat ) 59 Nevada Block
Excesior Water &M. Co., 215 Sanson.
Exchequer M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
Fouml Treasure 31. Co. (EUvo Co
\ev.)8 ^evadaBlock
Four Hills M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Fremoni M. & M. Co. (Amador Cc
Glads'onrG.&S. CO. (Nevada) 31
Glen^col^Con. 31. Co., 123 California
Golden .Tart^t M. Co..33lMontgomei
Golden Leaf G. & S. 31. Co. (Nevadi
331 Slontgomery
Goodshaw M. Co.. 309 California
Gover Improvement Co., 318 I'ine
fiover 31 & M. Co., 401 Kront
Goufdi Curry S. M. Co., 69 Nevad
GraKize 31. Co., 327 Pipe
Grenoble M. Co. (Amador Co.) 330 Pll
Prpv Faffle G M Co., 522 3Iontgome!
Hale&Norcrbs'rs.M.Co., 58 Neva,
HandUon G. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Happv Valley 31. Co., 330 Pine
Hastings Con. O. & S. M. Co., SW a
Sutter and Montgomery
Head Centre Con. M. Co., 3 0 Pine
Head Centre and Tranquility m.
Heath 31. Co.. 328 Montgpmery
Hf.b.rt3L Co. (Nevada) 408 Califori
Holmes M. Co., 79 Nevada Block
Hollywood M. Co. (Amador Co.)
Hoi^erM. & 31. Co., 330 Pine
Horse Shoe Bar Con. 31. Co., 330 P n
THE LM Fire Ins. Co. OF LOUDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mai
WM. SESTOit, Asst Ma
HE BANCROrT COMPANY
iMARKtT ST
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Humboldt M. Co., 302 MontKoiiierv
Indepeiidence M. (,'•!., :tlO Pine
(owa M. C«.. «» Calltornla
(sabclla M. Co. (Idalioi Xi) IMne
Jennie A. and Black Kock M. Co. (Ne-
vada) 318 Pine
Jnlia Con. M. Co., 81 Nevada Block
Justice M. Co., 419 Callfurnla
Kennedy M. <t JI. Co. .404 MontKomiTy
Kentiick M. Co.. 310 P ne
Keys G. A S. M. Co., oil California
KinL'uian S. M. Co., ViO Sansonie
Lady Washington Con. M. Co., 302
Montgonierv
Lafirnntre Ditch A Hydraulic M. Co..
3:8 Montgomery
Lapauta Con M. Co., 419 CaUfornIa i
Live oak Pritt Gravel M. Co., 522
Jlontgomerv i
Little Joker M. Co. (.\laska) 62 Nevada
Block
Locmollve M. Co., 327 Pine I
Louise .M.Co.(Pluraas)3J8 Montgomery
Luck V Hltl Con. M. Co., 27 Ellis
Manliattan S. M. Co. (Austin, Nev.)
8 S. F. Stixk Exchange Bldg
Martin White M. Co., 325 Montgomery
MavHower Gravel M. Co., 328 Mont
McMillen S. M. Co., .328 Montgomerv
Me.\ican G. & S. M. Co., 79 Nevada
BlocK
Middle Bar G. M. Co. (.\mador, Co.)
3;« line
Milton M. A Water Co., 320.Sansome
Minas Preltas M. Co., 211 San^ome
Midiave Gravel M. C"., 315 California
Mohawk G. M. Co., 3:» Pine
Mono G. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Monte Crlato Con. M.C.,67 NevadaBlk
Monieznma Con. M. Co.(>revada)S. F.
t^tock Exchange IJMg
Montrope M. Co., .t» Pine
Moore <fe 3Ior--an M. Co., 328 Mont
Jlouhtaln Bear G. Co.. 310 Pine
Mountain Tunnel Gravel M. Co., 328
Montgomery
Mount Corv M. Co., G9 Nevada Block
Mount Diablo M. A M. Co.. 31S Pine
Miirchie G. & S. M. Co., 1422 Clay
iNavoJo M. Co., 310 Pine
iNevada N. M. Co., 39 Merchants' Ex-
change Blilg
UevadaQueen M. Co.,44 Nevada Block
iliew Coso M. Co.. 808 Montgomery
■Nia-ara G. A .S. M. Co., 315 California
Niagara M. <fc M. Co., 121 .Market
iNorth Belle Isle M. Co., 310 Pine
iNurth Bloomtield Gravel M. Co., 320
Sansnme
iNorth Bonanza M. Co. (Nevada) 533
Ken my ,
INorth Carson Con. M. Co., 331 Mont
INorth Com-tock M. Co., S. F. Stock
Exchange
North Gould & Curry G. A S. M. Co.,
.331 Montgomery
North (Jccidenral M. Co., 302 Mont
N jrth Peer G. & S. M. Co., 44 Nevada
Bl.'Ck
North .<tar G. M. Co.. 401 California
Occidental M. Co.. 69 Nevada Block
imaha Con. G. M. Co., IS I'helan Bldg
Ophir S. M. Co., 4 Nevada Block
Original Empire M. A M. Co., 401 Cal
Grig nal Keystones. M. Co., 330 Pine
Orleans M. Co., 934 Ml-sion
Overman S. M. Co.. 414 California
Owvhee M. Co.. 310 Pine
P. and P. Ooi..M.Co.rNevad«)3lOPtne
Paradise and Los AngeU-s G. A S. M.
Land and Water Co.. 81 Nevada
Block
Paradbe Vallev M. Co., 328 Mont
Peer M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Peerless M. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Phil Sheridan C. M. Co. (Nevada) 533
Kearny
Pllgi Im (;. <t S. M. Co.. 228 Montgomery
Pltt^buru' G. .M. (Jo.. :«) Calif irnra
Plumas Con. M. Co.. 328 .Montitomery
Plumas Eureka M. Co., :Q0 •^nnsume
Plvmouth Con. G. M. Co..2:4 OnUfornla
Pneumatic M. C ... 320 Sansonie
Pondere M.Co.(Njva.la)8l NevadaBlk
P.itosl M. Co., 79 Nevaila Bh.ck
Pre-ldlo M. C....2!» Nevad« Bl .ck
Prosp-ct G. <fe S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Qiartz Mi)un aln G.M.Co..2l7San8ome
QiiiJ .ton Sava e M. Co., ;C8 M-mt
Ra nbow G. BI. Co.,:«t7 .M.mtgomery
Ravniert M. ' o. The .1. P.. 310 I'Ine
Bis ng Sun M. (X(Al.iSka)3oO-iansomc
Rocky Bar M. Co. (Arizona) 302 Mont
■PRINTERS AHii UTBOGBAfHEBJ.
1381 MIN
I Ruby Gold Grav.l M C.
.^nia Anita M. A .M. . .,.. .l^i i^"*^'
SaratngaM.!'.,., liu-.lf.rnl.
Savage M. (•.... 4 .NVva.l, Hiock
.Sc.rpl.in .s. M. <"..., 310 Pln»
[ ^'^""...'J'"^, W' * M. Co. iSI»klyon) 40
Soafut f-v-'lfM. <••'.. S9 N val, Blk
Ncngnti'd n.-lch.T M. l'o..4l4 r«|
Seg. Belcher* MMa-.-.o.! M.r'.(Ne.
vadat4 Nev«.|B m,,,!;
8i;gregated K..ck Island, .«r: Mont
Sheba .Silver .M. C,,., .TM M-ntgomrry
.'ilerra Buttc» G. M. ('... «o San-mr
Sierra Nevada S. M. Co.. 57 Nevada
Block
Sierra Phu-nlx M. A M. Co., SM Monl
Silver City G. i S. M. Co., 2 Nevadu
oil*''-''' f;':'.',*;? *'■ *-'"■ (Arliona) 4tV <;»!
Silver Hill M. Co., 79 Nevada ill.Kk
Silver King M. Co., .tH Monlgouirrv
Silver Lining M. (X,2:« M..nigonp •
Sitka M. and Commercial Co., SI n
• ada Bl.ick
.South Coni-tock Con. S. M. Co.,. TO i ,
Soath Fejther Water A I'nion M. Co..
328 Montgomerv
Spring Creek Ditch A M. Co., 328 Monl
Spring Valley G. Co.,:«) Sansonie
Spring Valley M. & Irrigating Co.. 211
Dm mm
Standard C.n. M. Co., 310 Pine
Stnr Con. M. Co., :r28 .M.-ntgomory
Stickle Quartz M. Co., .IW .Montgomery
Succor Con. M. 0).. 302 .Montgomerv
Superior M. <t M. Co., :»3 California
Sutro Tunnel Co., ,T» .Sansome
Syndicate G. A .s. M. Co.. Nevada Blk
Thomas Gold M. Co.. 328 Mont
Tioga Cn. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Trinity M. (;o.,501 Kcar v
Trojan M. Co. (Nevada) 5-il Keamr
Tnscarora Con. M. Co. .sy Nevada hlk
Cnga M. C... (Ala..ka) 62 Nevada Block
Union Con. S. M. Co.(Storey Co., Nev.)
:«■) California
rnion Gravel M. Co., 320 Sansome
Utah (^on. M. Co., 23 Neva la Bl .ck
Victoria A Imperial M. Co.. 302 M<int
Wal Wnra Con. M. C ...69 Nevada Blk
Watt Blue Gravel .M. Co., 313 M..nt
Weldon M. Cto., 25 Nevada Block
West Crown Point M. CJo., 79 Nevada
Block
West Potosl M. Co., sn Pine
Westrn Belle M. Co., 328 Montgomerv
Western Belle M. Co. (Nevada) XM
Montgomery
Yosenilte Queen G. S. A L. M. Co., 38
MontL'om ry BL.ck
Young America South M. Co., 311 Pine
Yreka Creek G. -M. Co., 51 Kr.'tnont
Yuba Gravel Range M. C... :0).<an
Yuma M. A M. Co.. 123 Cal.furuia
nininff Compnnlo* - «"onl.
€opp«r, t:t4>.
Alaska .Marble Co., 32S M'.nUoinery
American Borax M. Co., 230 .M.. lit
Black DlBinond Coal M. Co..4.ViMaln
Carbon H; 11 Coal Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Callf..rnia Onyx Co.. 4l9Callf ■rnia
Cedar River Coal Co.. 106-112 MI«jlon
Coos Bav (Oregon) Coal Co., NE cor
Fourth and Town«end
(Jr.r.ner King .M. Co., 230 Montgomery
Cooper Queen O.n. >I. C., 25 Oavl.
East Wellington (Joal Co.. 507 r.««t
Empire Coal Mine (Mount IMablo) 40C
Harnio'nv Borax M. C... 121 Mark.t
Invo Marble Co. of (;«lll"rnla. ..21 < «l
lone Coal and I ron Co. , N h cor »onrii.
and Town«en.l
L'ver|,ool C. M. Co.. 121 .Moiitgon.. •
Mexican PlioBphaic and .Sulphur '
TiS M..n'g..ni.'ry
N-evalaSnltnnd IJnrax C... 310 " •
N..wportr„«ir..,.-..rl>«
■•■•<•■ *^mpmmlm» %mt*^.
" k <v »
»:h m
itockv M..uii;Bln Cal anl
NKc.ir Koiirib aid T ■
.San Beriiarllno Borax M'
San FranclscoCopporM. '
some ,,
San.Ia.lntoTlnCo..rtM
Sierra Ir.m Co., 37 Mrd
change
rilIV.
I).n !
!>.• L.I. ir .. 11
Diet 7. >r»iik »:..?
Btilidliig
^
YPE FOUNDERS. PALMER & REY, 4054']? SANSOMK ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE L.ARGEST BUSINESS
OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANf,
MIN
1382
MUS
Mlnlns Stocka.
(Hee Brokers— Mining Slocki.)
nininar Haitpllea.
..ETNA IKON WORKS, 109-
lU Mission
ALLKN W. K.,4U Market
BiiRSCH K. & CO. (lamps) 583 Mission
CALIKOUNIA KLKCTIUC G AS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
UALIKOKNIA ELECTIUC I'OWEK
CO.,35Ma.tct
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
AVORKS, .35 Market
DUNHAM. CARKIGAN & H.M-DEN
CO.. 17-l!t Beale and 18-24 Main
E6ERTON U. C, 1U9 Califor.
nia, room 7
ELECT KICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fremont and Natoma
Glllespv & Chllds. 123 California
Goodvcar Rubber Co.. 577 Maiket
GREGORY H. P. & CO., KW
cor Fremont and Mission
Huntington lYank A., 45 Fremont
Huntington Hopkins Co., junction
Bu.sh and Market
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORHiii, .3 '-51 Fremont
KLEIN JOHN M. •& CO.,
720 Montgoujery
MarwedelC. F.,56 First
McGown Brothers, 42 Market
MONTAGUE \V. W. 4 CO., 309-317
Market
Morris Henrv D., 220 Fremont
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Parke & Laov. 21-23 Fremont
RIX& FIRTH. 22H First
Taylor John & Co., 63 First
HENET C. EGERTON,
IMPORTEB AND BUTEB
OF
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES
109 California, Room 7.
C AT.I h'OKNIA
ELECTfilClLWOOKS,
3.^ ]!M[arket Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Mirrors.
Baker A. & A., 742 Mission
Basch Samuel, 915 Market
Biirkardt Max, 545 Washington
Chicago Clock Co., 1063 Mission
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Farey Julius, 121 AVashington
GUMP S. & G., 681 Market
Hausmann Bros., 2 Sutter
Kelly Alf R., 305-307 Front
Lewis Abraham. 1215 Stockton
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission and 3H
Sixth
Lippl Bros., 749 Market
Lundv Thomas, 7-9 Third
Quirk Daniel J.. 131 Fourth
ROSENBAUM FR. H. & CO.
567 Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 857 Market
Santa Clara Molding Co., 770 Mission
SchusflerBros., 27 Grant Av and 716
Mission
STRAHLE JACOB <fe CO. (agents
Bronze) 515 Market
Strau.s J. & Co., NE cor Battery and
Pine ^
Sullivan, Kelly & Cc?, 112-114 Cal
Whitller. Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Model Makers.
American Machine ami Model Works,
111 First
Anderfiiren William J., 110 Heale
RiiNWrll Wllllnm F., 108 Main
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING C I., :« Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
Callfornin I'lastfr Decoration Works,
861 Mif^slon
COFFIN ALONZO, 135 Beale
ELECTRICAL CoNSTKUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO.
Une or coarse model work, gear
cuttlnir, etc., 328 Bush
Hampton Charles W., 607 Mission
Heald I. A., 111-113 First
Howard Thomas, .308 Mission
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
720 Montgomery
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
Morris A Son. i05 Fremont
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Peterson Lewis. 258 Market
Schiller Charles F.. 861 Mission
Tletze Gustav. 211 Mission
C A T^ 1 1' O li N I A
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Moldinsra.
Baker A. <fe A., 742 Mission
Beane <fe Parrlsh, 30-34 Spear
BRADSTREET A. B. MRS., 1323 EUis
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
California Plaster Decoration Works.
861 Mission
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Corbett Wm., 406 Ninth
Enterprise Mill and Building Co., 225
Spear
FULDA BROS., 30-40 Spear
GumpS. & G., 581 Market
Jewell A. M. & Co.. Berry nr Fourth
Knapik P. P. (gilt) 425 Fourth
LIppi Brothers, 749 Market
McKAY P. B., 1.=.0 Freelon
Miller & Hamilton, 2n Spear
Morris & Kennedy, 21 Post
Noonan J. & Co., 931 Mission
Perry S. A. & Co., 1316 Market
San Francisco PlaninB Mill, 526 Fifth
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 857 Market
Santa Clara Molding Co., 770 Mission
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av and 716
Mission
Springer Jason & Co., SE cor Spear
and Mission
STEINEGGER ROBERTA.,
429 Montgomery
Wells, Russell <fe Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
WUkie Andrew, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Money Brokers.
(jS'ee Brokers.)
Money Drawers— Patent.
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
WALTZ CHARLES. 13 Dnimm
WILSHIRE SAFE AND SCALE CO.,
204-206 California
Money Orders.
(European JPostal Orders and CoUec-
tioru:.)
MYER A. y^., 401 California
Morocco Dressers.
{See Tanners.)
Muciiaare.
Schwabacher & Salts. 120 Front
Mnsenms.
Anatomical, 751 Market
California Academy of Sciences. SW
corDupont and California
California State Mining Bureau, Pio-
neer Building
Woodward's Gardens, Mlculon bet
Thirteenth and Fourteeutb
Music Boxes.
(See also Musical Instruments.)
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan Bldg
Jaccard Auguste, 120 Sutter
Music Dealers.
Afeld Joseph, 805 Larkln
Anticell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
Ashdown John, 3U6 Hayes
BA> CROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Eaton Charles S., 7;« Market
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
MAUVAIS ZENO, 749 Market
Model Music Store, 735 Market
Rosenberg L. B., 1322 Market
Sherman, Clay A Co., 1.39 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 723 Market
WALDTEUFELACHILLE, 737 Mar-
ket
West WUliam, 411 Hayes
Music Publishers.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Eaton Charles S.. 735 Market
Grav Matthias Co., 206 Post
Hagans G. W., 531 California
Kohler <ft Chase. 137 Post
MAUVAIS ZENO, 749 Market
Sherman, Clay i Co., 139 Kearny
Music Teachers.
(See Teachers Music.)
Musical Instruments.
(See also Orgnn.H, also J^nofortes.)
Afeld .loseph, 805 Larkln
Antisell T. M. Pinno Co., 1101 Market
Badger AV. G., 17 Post
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 132 Post
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Curtaz Benl. & Son, 20 O'Farrell
Eaton Charles S., 735 Market
Felgenbaum & Co., 52. i Market
Gray Matthias Co., 206 Post
Hammond Charles H., 2513)4 Mission
Jaccard Aueuste (boxes) 12(i Sutler
Josephs Peter A. (violin) 410 Kearny
Keene C. C, 3 Third
Kohler <fe Chase. 137 Post
MAUVAIS ZENO, 749 Market
Mauzy Bvron, 30S Post
Meyers Adolph. 613 Kearny
Miller Louis, 108 Third
Mollca Dolores, 1027 Kearny
Peters F. M. L. & Co., 207 Montgomery-
Phelps & Eberhart, 935 Market
Pierce Walter S., 26 New Montgomery-
Rosenberg L. B., 1322 Market
Sherman. Clav & Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W <fe Co., 723 Market
Stipl-ano Horatio, K26 Taciflc
TORMEY & EARLE, 220
Sutter
Wells George F., 1360 Market
Musical Instruments— Mak
ers and Repairers.
(See also Organ Builders, also Piano-
forte Makers.)
Antisell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
Bergstrom John, W b Mission nr
Twentv-ei;;hih
Bree Thomas W., 62 Natoma
Heald I. A. (brass) 111 First
Hotman G. H., SM^ Leavenworth
Jaccard Auguste, 120 Sutter
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Uanufactorers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 Market St
RPftP HARASZTHY & CO.Iw.sH^.^TasT.iProdpcers o[ FIME TABLE WIKES
~ MUS 1383
NEW
Johnson Frank C, 112 First
loHiphs Peter A., 410 Kearny
KeeneC. C, 3 Third
Momv Bvron, :<0S Post
ttlller Louis. 108 Third
Mojkra Dolores, 1027 Kearnv
Mnllf r Herman, 512 B rch Av
PaliiH James, S s Twenty-seventh nr
Church
Petersen Charles, 808 Larkln
iSadler Frank E.. 2? Second
<bernian. Clay i Co., vn Kearnv
(penuer F. \V. 4 Co., T2i Market
itiKllano Horatio, 826 I'acUlc
Jrban Joseph, 509 Kearu¥
VVellt. Geo. F., IHfiO Market
iech Jacob. 211 Ninth
Mustard Manufactarera.
JurrC. C.,2111 Stockton
Fisher Packing Co., 517 Commercial
?olKcr J. A. 4 Co., 104 Cullfornia
SHIKARDELLI D. & SONS, 411-417
JacksoD
Hudson Mnfg Co., 21 Stevenson
iln>ll«r <fe Co., 53'J Mission
tahillln'.' A. * C )., lOS-112 Market
SHERWOOD it SHERWOOD
(agents Colmiin, London) 212-214
Market and 15-17 Pine
A'ulfr Peter, 107 Sacramento
Bfall IHaiiafactarera.
aUNTINGTON HOPKINS
CO^ (agents; luuctlon Market
and Bush
fhelps Manufacturing Co. (track) 17
Iirumm
(udson Mnfg Co., 8 Pine
.^atlflc Iron and Nail Co.,9 Beale
VativeW^ines andBrandiea.
See also Liquors; also Champagne
ete.)
Imelung Julius 0.,214 Cnllfornia
lach, .Meese & Co., 321 Montnomery
Jaclgalupo Donienico, 1419 Dupont
Baldwin E. J., 27 Ellis
Jamberger & Kaempter, 657 Market
ieck Adolph, 435 California
Jozlo (irlrtudo, 149 Fourth
iuckner Bros. & Requ», .301 Bush
iuneman & Martlnonl, 401-K)3 Front
iJarpy C. & Co., 517 .Sacramento
)hauihe Adrlen G.,6I5 Front
|)revfiis B. & Co., 630-642 Brannan
mne Hill Vinevard 0»., 328 .Mont
[Slsei; Vineyard Co., 12 Stevenson
iret/, Joseph, 107 Third
iriukes A. Widow (champagne) 809
Montgomery
frapolli, Herges <fe Co., 710 Sansome
{allegos Wine Co., 210 California
Jarlbalill Brothers, 1515 Powell
iuldben.', Bowen & Co., 426 Pine
3radwohl Meyer, 401 (California
ire-nebanm .\ifred <fe Co., 51 Kirst
317XDL.ACH J. & CO., 8E
cor Market and Second
i;uptili Daniel \V'.,314 Bush
labi-riing John C. 217 Grant Av
lAKA.SZTHY ARPAU & CO., 530
Washington
Tencken & Sbroder, 208 Front
loeischer William & Co., NW cor
Turk and Tavlor
loltum Ferdinand, .507 Clay
loltum & Andersen, 409 Sansome and
613 Montgomery
vancovlch J. A C ■., NWcor Washing-
ton and Sansome
ilttelherger Charles, NE cor .Market
and Powell
COHLER & FROHLING, 626 Mont-
gimiery and SE cor Sutter and
(irant .Av
Cohler A Van Bcrgen,417 Montgomery
CuhlB,Schwnrke & Co., 102 Grant Av
jBChman California Wine Co. The, 453
Brannan
iSChnian & Jacobi,SE cor Second and
Brvant
^ang Si Co., 100-TC4 First
iebenl>aMin Bros., 215 Sutter
i«nornian>l Bros., 7:W llowapl
iyons E. G. & Co., .508 Jackson
1aliit.-(.ta Louis, Mil I'ncitic
IIARTIN, PEUSIER & CO.
(Si-l>astapool clarets and brandies)
3o;»-3i:! (jlay
Ifcrnla
"fnla
.Mau8Hhar>lt r • - ,
ModryAII
Monnieri:'
Mori>.Sanin. : ,■. ■
Naber. A f- .1 i;: .:
NapaVall-y \V.,i • c.,.. u KIr.t
Palmer Henry Ac.,., jh .Sacramnoto
Peyre .|.-«n, Ifloi Market
PHTZMAN & WALSH
SK cor Pine nnil Alout.
ffoiiiery
Ratlijen A l'...,iiol llosli andiixi |.„k!n
Ratio Gnvaslo, i:«i .NBt..m»
Repsoid A. 4 Co., 517 Califomla
Rottanzl (ilosue, 1027 .Market and lOlS
Valencia
.'Scalnianini Carlo, 712 Front
Schardlii J. P. A (.'..., ih-1S Grant A^
Sclilflsini;< r A Hender, US Clav
.SCHILLING C.iC I., NWcor I'li.
and Battt-rv
C. SCHILLING & CO.
IALIF"I!NI \
N. W. cor. Pine and Battery Streets,
SAN KRANCISCii, CAL.
SHERWOOD J: SHERWOOD
(.SchranisberK' Winei))2r2-214 .Mar-
ket and 1.5-17 Pine
Slmi P. A G.. 42j Green
Sm.th Julius P.. oi Nevada Block
Stoever Henry, XE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Tobln T. &, M. E. & CO., NW cor
O'FarrellandSiockton
Upham A Co., 325 Sansome
Van Bergen N. ACo..4|:MI5 Olay
Vauthier Alfred, 1301 Stockton
Wegener Richard. 404 .Montuomcry
West Coast Fruit aud Wine Growers'
Assn, 19 Battery
Natarallata.
Blnnt William G., 14 Kearny
Dunkerlev Joseph, IHd MNsion
Lorquln E. F. & C'l.. 1005 Market
Lorqnln H. F.,411 Kearny
Nolle William F., i:i4B Market
Nautical Inatrunienta.
Dillon* (;..., 310 Cnlifoiula
HIR«;CII, KAHX A Co.,:m Kearny
KMIN HENRY A CO., 212 Kearny
L.EITZ A. di CO., 422 Sacra-
ni'Mito
MULLER C., i:« Montgomery
PaceCliarle8,41S Battery
RKACH JnHN, 429 .M"nlKomery
Schmolz William. 420 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Volsard E. P., 18 .Market
Naval Store*.
(See Ship CharuUeri.)
Nralafool Oil.
New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NEcorSt.
Thonms and Savannah
Uhlan.lt N. A i;o., E s Indiana bel Ne-
vada anil Yolo
NecUtlea-Mannfartarere.
Cavasso I. Mrs.. 0O8 MontKonicry
lleinenian II. M.,.r. Sutler
Maklns .lames N., 506 Market
NEISTAKTER BIlnTHER.'*. SW
cor Sansome and Pine
Noar Isaac, 105 Battery
Needlea.
DOYLE HENRY * CO.. 617-
511 Market „,_.,,
HALL. G. C. & HON (Warrln »)
MILL W^A R D ' S H K L I X,
James EMeraBeid..'..> Market
Shawl C. (sewing nmchliie) .« .vcoUil
DOYI.K HKVHV * Oa. Mt-
Adrlw,n Jioin. :^s Hi.ib
IIA\( HOKT <0. TMK, TJ|
M.r».t
>' ••Ion
o
MaFafTT
'i -u:
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7\
93
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t Salter aad
:i
Smilli II t ,v I •. . ::.;. N-«rti>
.Sorge • >M ar. H I i'<mi
Stierlen K. L. Mr.., 10« llowan]
VogelAllahn, 410 Keam*
Wilbcr R. C.,Piil«cr H..t<-I
Wright Georijc W.Msi M.-Dttfinrry A»
Newapaper Asvata.
Fl«her L. P.. 21 M.r. t.«i.t.' Ft^hant.-
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PACIFH MTATKH VDVKK-
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fcXTRA DRY "NPECTAIL,," It
Chapman, Sole Agent for Paclflo Coast
NEW
1384
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CALTKOKNIA IIOBKKOI'ATH (bl-
liiuiithiy) Uoeilcke A Sclireck. 234
CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED
.SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, M. D.
Rdriick, 621 Sonsdnie
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL (we^ly)
Oallfiiriiln Journal Publishing Co.,
5:(5 California
CALIFORNIA PATRON (nBrlrultnral
weekly) A. T. l>ewey, 220 Market
CALIFORNIA PHILATELIST. E.
F. Canibf!, 234 Montcomerv
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG,
(German weekly) Fr. Hess* Co.,
4(m Uusb
CALIFORNIA STATE ALMANAC,
Phllo Jacoby. 612 Commercial
CALIFORNIA TRAPE JOURNAL,
CSV. Renfsihler manager. 621 Clav
CALIFORNIA VOICE, George Mor-
ris. 328 Pacific
•CHANGE (weeklyl 32 California
CUINESE Ci >MMERCIAL, Suey Kee
* ('o.,8;«>i;i)upont.
CITIZEN TH£(mon;hlv)Cltlzen Pub-
lishing Co., 411, 't; Callfornln
CITY ARGUS THE (weekly) Robert
E. Cnlbreth. 526 Kearny
CITY FRONT GAZETTE (weeklv)
J. F. Janes, IS Market
COAST REVIEAV (insurance month-
ly) .Tohn G. Edwards, .320 San^ome
COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PING LIST (dnllv and weeklvj
Con)merclal Piibllthlne Co., 34 Cal
COMMERCIAL RECORD (weekly)
Charles B. Flanagan publisher, 536
Clay
CRICKET THE (theatrical dallv)Duu-
trlck & McVey. 429 MontgomerT
ELEVATOR (weekly) Elerator Pub-
lishing Co.. 622 Clay
EVENING Bl'LLETIN (evening,
weekly, overland, etc.) S. F. Bulle-
tin Co., 1 Grant Av
EVENING POST (dallv and weekly)
Post Publishing Co., 727 Market
EXAMINER (daily and weekly) Ex-
aminer Publishing Co., NE cor
Market and Grant Av
FlGARO(drama'lc daily) John P. Bo-
gardus, 5:S2 Merchant
GOLDEN GATE (weekly spiritualistic)
Golden Gate Publishing Co., 7:«
Monteonierv
GOLPFN -WEST, 32 ralifornia
GROCER AND COUNTRY SIER-
CHANT (weekly) Briggs & Har-
rington, 123 Calfornia
GUIDE (daily) Guide Publishing Co.,
521 Clay
HAPPY HINTS (monthlv) Happy
H^nts Piibli'^hing Co.. m Po^t
HAYES VALLFY ADVKRTTSER
(weekly) AV. Clack & Co., 509 Haves
HEBREW (weekly) Philo Jacoby,
612 Commenijil
HEBREW OBSERVER (weekly)
William Saalburg, 622 Clay
HETM UND HERD. 106 Post
HERALD OF TRADE (weekly) B.
F. .Tacobs <fe Co., 415 Market
HOSPITAL ADVOCATE THE (semi-
monthly) .lewlsh Times Publish-
ing Co., KOQ Monto-nmerv
HOTEL GAZETTE (dally) W. P. Har-
rison, 420 Kearnv
ILLUSTRATED P.ACIFIC STATES
(weekly Illustrated PariUc States
Pnblishini? Co.. 220 Market
JEWISH ALMANAC (Pacitic Cof.Bt)
WilVam Saalhnrij, 622 Clav
JEWISH PROGRESS (weekly) A.
See'ligfohn, 608 Sacramento
JEWISH TIMES (weekly-) Jewish
Times Publishing Co., 509 Mont-
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE (daily,
tri-weekly and weekly) 411 Cali-
fornia
KINDERGARTEN THE (monthly)
Little Kindergarten Publishing
Co.. 475 Seventeenth
KNIGHTS OF HONOR JOURNAL
(monthly) Fraternal Publishing
Co.. 220 Market
LA REPUBLICA (weekly) Gustave
Levy, 531 California
LA SOCIFDAD (weekly) Frederick
Epson, 729 Montgomery
LA VOCE DEL POPoLO (Italiao
semi- weekly) 535 M'ashington
__
LAN(;i.i:VS S. K. DIRECTORY (an-
nuallv)(iinco 518 Clav
LAW JiiritNALidailv) Stock well <fc
Co., 320 San-^on)e
LE FHANCO CALIFORNIEN (dally)
AllVed Chaigiieau, 630 Clay
LE PETIT CALIFoRNIK>f (French
weeklv) E. Marque, 712 Mont
L'ELVEZIA (Swl.s8 weekly) George
F. Cavalll, 16 Montgomery A v
L'lTALIA (trl-«eekly) Italian Pub-
lishing Co., 619 Montgomery
MASONIC RECl.>RD (monthly) 220
Market
MILLMAN AND MECHANIC
(m^inthlv) Dewey A ('o..2.'0 Mkt
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PliESS
(weekly) Dewev&Co., 220 Market
MISSION JOURNAL. A. K. Hollis,
2222 Mission
MONITOR (Catholic weekly) Monitor
Pulillshlng Co., 5.36 Kearny
MORNING CALL (dally and weekly)
San FrnnclBCo Call Co., 525 Mont
MUSIC AND DRAMA (weekly) 535
Clav
NEW AGE (weekly)A. T. Dewey man-
ager. 220 Marker
NEWS LETTER (weekly)
Frederick Marriott, Flood Bldg.
SW ror Blarket and Fourth
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian weekl.v)
W. W. Brier & Son. 42 Gearv
OVERLAND MONTHLY THE, Over-
land Publish ne Co., 420 Mont
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal
semi-monthly) W. H. H. Tobey,
605 Montgomerv
PACIFIC COAST COMMERCIAL
RECORD, 404 Sansome
PACIFIC COAST JEWISH ALMA-
NAC, William Saalburg, 622 Clav
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL INDEX,
628 Montgomery
PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
NAL, 612 Clay
PACIFIC HERALD OF HOLINESS,
607 California
PACIFK; LTTMBERMAN AND
Ct )NTRACT0R. 809 Market
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGI-
CAL JOURNAL AND WEST-
ERN LANCET (monthly) Dr. W.
S. Whitwell, 401 Sansome
PACIFIC PILOTE, F. G. Gerhard,
1825 Howard
PACIFIC PRINTER (monthly) Pal-
mer A Rev. 405 Sansome
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly)
220 Market
PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN,
220 Blarket
PACIFIC THE (Congregational week-
ly) 7 Mont omery A v
PACIFIC TRADE JOURNAL, J. D.
Robertson, 623 Cnn)mercial
PACIFIC UNDERWRITER (semi-
monthly) 405 (California
POLITIC \L RFCDRD (weekly)
Donald Bruce, 536 Clav
PRICKS CU RRENT (mercantile
weeklv) Edward R. Painter pub-
lisher, 123 California
PRINTERS' GUIDE (monthly) Pain-
ter* Co.. 510 Clay
PUBLIC OPINION. 137 Taylor
RAILROAD GAZETTEER Cm. nthly)
H. S. Crocker * Co.. 215 Bush
REAT, ESTATK PRICE LIST. Geo.
W. Chapifi, 312 .Montsromerv
REPUBLICAN THE, 106 LtidesdorfT
RESOURf;ES OF CALIFORNIA
(monthly) J. P. H. Went worth. 320
Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
(dally and weekly) M. H. De
Young, NE cor Kearny and Bu-h
S.\N FRANCISCO DAILY REPORT,
The Daily Report Publishing Co.,
238 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
( annuallv ) office 518 Clav
SAN FRANCISCO ENTERPRISE
THE, 538 California
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT,
THE (commercial weekly) E. C
Hughes <fe Co., 511 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO MIRROR (weekly)
Railroad and Real Esti.te, 12 Mont
SAN FRANCISCO SPORTING MER-
CURY, 425 Montgomerv
SAN FRANCISCO VINDICATOR
(weekly) J. E. Brown, 428 Mont
STAR THE WEEKIiY, James II.
Barry, 429 M«intgomery
STATISTICIAN (annuall.v) Louts P.
McCarty, 713 California
SUN THE WEKKLY, Wm. T. Man-
ning, 214S Mission
SHIPPING AND HOTEL NEWS
(dally) J. Federleln, 415 Market
TREASURY THE, The Golden State
Publishing Co., 511 California
UNIAO PORTU(;UEZA.525 Front
VESTKUSTEN THE (Swedish week-
ly) 23 Ellis
VOZ PORTUGUEZA (weekly) 529!^
Washlnuton
WASP THE (-weekly) John P. Jock-
s(]n,538 California
WOOD AND IRON (monthly) 4 Cal
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS-
fAPKK UailON, 405 San-
Nickel Sliver Flat n^are.
MALTBY, HENLEY & CO., 528-530
' Market
Nickel Platers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS,:w Market
I>.\Y THOMAS & CO. (Lim-
ited) 222 Sutter
DENNISTON E. G., 655 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv
Rudgear & Shepnian, 108 First
Schaezlein & Bnrrldge, 3 Hardle PI
STRAHLE JACOB A CO., 515 Market
Notaries Public.
JAMES Li. king,
notary Palilic aDd Commissioner Deeds.
For every State and Terrltorj'.
No. 308 California St., N. side,
bet. Sansome and Battery Sts., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports procured.
Depositions carefully taken.
Bauch Peter G., 520 Battery
Blood J. H., 304 Montiromery
Brown James E., 4'28 Montgomeo'
darken JIatthew, 401 California
Cobb Henry A.. 321 Montgomery
Coffee A. J. , 5 7 California
Coonev .lames .1., 407 Montgomery
CRAIG LEE D., 31tj Montgom-
ery, r. 507 Turk
liEE D. CRAIG,
Notary PuDiic and Commissioner Deeds
Depositions and Conveyancing Spe-i
clalties. Satisfaction guaranteed.
(For the other States and Territories
see Commissioners of Deeds.)
316 Montgomerj- St..
Bet. Pine and California Sts., S. F.
Res. 507 Turk St., cor. Larkin.
Enqulst A. A., 436 Montgomery
Flanders Alvsn, 333 Montgomery
Gillespie C. V.. 14 Montgomery
Hamill John E., 329 Montgomery
Hanlon Daniel, 321 Montgomery
Hasbnch Heiirv, 606 Merchant
HARRIS LEWIS B., 326 Pine
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' E.xchange
Kellv C. E.. 216 Sansome
KING JAMES 1.., 308 Cali-
fornia
KINGWELL J. F., 422 Mont-
444 Call.
fornla
GEO. T. KNOX,
Notary PuOlic and commisslODer Deeds
For all the States and Territorle
44-4 Califurnia St., S. F.
IMPERIAL Fire Ins, Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
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y EnKeiii- W., 405 MDntKoiiiiTv
IIS .John v., (M M .ntconierV. r.
UV.i I".. Ik
laeim .(aiiii-s, -l-'a Oalirnrnla
rtcKlr.iv KdlM-it 11.. 4 I'lioluti BHs
tlcGILL. HENRY, lUrt Market
IIGIXIXGER LOUIS, Hi Cal-
ifornia
Br .'ii Thomas M.. .lOe l'ln«
)..li' .Iiilin 1'.. ;&< MoiitKonicrv
mil Iph T. I'., 20 M'liiU'oineVv
ROSKXHEI.U SAMUEI., 303
'HiifMrnia
cr.itis V.,405 0iillfornla
<mitti Hollanil. 307 MontKoniery
loiiiitaL- Liuciiln, 116 Market
fTANLKY rUAKLKS T.. 512 Mont-
gomery
CHAS. T. STANLEY,
Soiary PiiDlic & connnissnner ol Deeds
5ia MOXTGOMERY ST,
vn and Passports
Jtout William P., 31 Post
Sullivan Peter J., 121 Post
8wasev \Vm. F., in Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2:^8 Monti;omery
Iranor M.. 323 Montgnmerv
Trlcoii Henry P., 38 Nevada Block
Vernon Howard. -134 Calif.. rnla
WEGENER FREDERICK O.
•1(14 M.mtg.inv^rv
HVHEAT CHARLES »., 501
Cal fornla
Young Gtjorge A., 413 Jlontgomery
Notions.
(See Fancy Goods, aUo VarietieJi.)
Xiir«erie8.
Abraham C, GreeuwlcU bet Franklin
an.l Gough
Baker Charles H., 30 Chenerv
Barbo J ean , 2807 Gea i y
BarkI & Ga'to, Wnolsey nr Amherst
B'iltan.i G. B., Niagara Av nr Mission
Doyle L. D., cor Central Av an.l Pine
Eubecke Charles, SE cor Nlueleenib
and Folsom
Folev William T., 101 Bartlett
Greg'et L., Franklin bei Filbert and
Greenwich
Hubert Alb-rt, Post bet Devlsadero
and Broderick, depot 15 Gearv
Jacquemnt J. & Co., Ocean Ilonse
Hoa.t, depots 105 Si.\th an.l 25
Fourth
Labhard J..2614 Geary
LacHzette Bros., Goettlngen nr Henry
U. M. T.
Llnd Henry, NEcor Plene and Fulton
Ludeinann Frederick, NW cor Lyon
an.l Li.'niliard
Meherlii Thomas, 516 Battery
Melde Henrv, W s San Bruno Road nr
Twenty-ninth, depot 40!) .Sutter
Meyer W'. & Co., Twenty-second,
Twentv - third, Douglass an.l
Eureka, depots 339 Bush and 1103
Sitrer •
Neely David, NE cor Twentieth and
Folsom
Neut)erger Henrv, office 35 Post
Patt.'rson W m., W 8 San Bruno Road
opp TeiierifTe
Pfennlnger .luhn, Somerset nr Way-
land, U. M. T.
Pottet H., SE cor Twenty-first and
Alabama, .lepot 14 Sixth
Slevers John H., S s Chestnut bet Polk
and Van Ness Av, depot 25 Post
Wackenreuder F. Mrs.. 146 .San Bruno
Boad
BfarseM.
Acworth Emma. .3700 California
Alnslev K. A. Mr.'<.,3'{ Monroe
AInsworth Frances, 512 Minna
Ankel llernnr l..54R'4 Nat.ima
Ballcv Tlien-«a. 153 Minna
Bargsfae.lt M. .Mr-.. l.'H (I'Farrell
Bartram Arnbellu .Mr-.. 1776 Howard
Barling L. Mrs., 1710 Br.iderlik
Benjam'n Sarah G., l'.i2J Stevenson
Bick M nnie Mrs.. 150 1 Pine
Blu..d Kat.-. 112 Will am
Borotra Johanna, 2122 Jones
Bowles M«ri;nr.| K. i .i; i
n..^.I V. M,-. 1 ,. .
lip. •^- \1 , , M ; I
Hr^..„ \.. :,.■ , ,
Bui..;,. i.;i,/...i...,„.,.,7 Ml,
Itud.lery |,„„ls« M,,.. i.i,;.
Ca > S..i,hla.2i)i:i|lo««rd
Ifornin Dire, t,.ry r .r Nurw., 713
OIL
Mir
T,V, J,...|„
Slitter
•■••Mlh
ii-ntlD*
ulna
iientlna
iv, rear
Geary
Bush
Carvell Marv Mrs
Clancv E. n. M..
Clark V. Mr-., lot
Coleman J. Mr-..J7:4 l-..u..m
Collins Delia, nr, Ninth
• !<dlln8 Koslna .Mrs., 11.'.', Alia
Crews .\nnl,- Mi-., .-il Sh..lwell
Da.'na! ,Iani', J.y. Kl.h.Ii
Danzer Phm-be. lit Tr.-al Av
Davles Mary .Mr-.. 4.'fl Kiarnv
r.''\'.=' .'■*"""* •■• ^''^''••mT'irk
Dod.l Julia N., 1140 .Mi-s|..n
Il.xk-e Elizabeth, !il6 H'.wnrd
Ii..iiiiellv Mary, Iisi Harrison
ji'istln Th.imas, I7i5 I.-avenworth
larle H.Mry,781 Mission
Eu-ar.l. Mrs.,lin , |.„rUii
Epstein K.li ^ ,,. i.i . n,. ntlna
Estep Ka:l: ■ "'i
Fauhel Kilt; M : ~
Flnnertv i a' i; < , i
F.ird M.'Mr- 1 :: 1
Gabriel All.; ■... .,
GIlK'ath.r i, ^: - :■ . ,
GotriiO.il-.'i I .. 7.7 l; ,, ,.,„
Goldstein S.-l... ;.n 11 ■•.w.i.l
G.ild.stone lUlia d U.Tll'j
Green Jacob. .'Md Turk
Greetl Mnrv K.. 121 '.. Ivy \
GRETH GUSTAV A.
Swedish movements, orthopii-dlc
gymnasium and »cho<il of physical
culture, iDstnictlons Ktven, 101
Stockton
Groves Martha E. Mrs., 27 Stono
Haiiedorti II. W. Mrs., Il« Tweinh
Hammond Susan. 40 1 I'nlon
Harris Sinon, !>42 Kol-om
Hart Ellen Mrs.. 112 Grove
Heath Getieva J., 1713'^ Jessie
Hel.stHr Ellzabilh. IS13 Jessie
Helm Anna, 2.-!15 .Mission
Henderson Catherine Mrs., inft'i Sutter
Hen.lrv Ellen Mrs., 402 .StocktoD
Il.iiraii .Marv. 2420 Post
lliiuhes .Mnry, I182'j Harrison
James JIarv .\., 120 1 Kolsoni
Jones Elizal)-lh,>i-'l H.ward
Kl.ld -M. 1.. ."Mrs.,2J7 L.avenworth
Mrllerniott Marv Mrs., '.:«! Folsom
MrfJiiir.- Knt", 1160 K..ls.ini
Mcllirnii h Euphenile, 607 Stevenson
Mclvir Marv,!f.'0 I'liie
McLarch'e .Margaret Mrs.. 617 Nlne-
teetith
Mlatt F. F., m Sansome
■Mori'eiistern .M. Mr-., .MJ Stevenson
.Murra J. Mr-.. H-' r.iirth
Nlcb'.lnsCliarl.--.l.,r. .I'.lin
NURSES' BUREAU <n.....
oil itiid siir:.''i,.|,| fxclu-
Hiv.l> I 4i7 SiiU«r
Nurses' l|..ni.', Iii".-| S.iii.-i
(i'('.,nnell Atitil.' Mrs.,2:i llolTAv
(f('niiti..r J.ibn.lll SM'1-..iiie
iisborn .Intne- \\ ., 17i'i I.eav.nwortb
Pickett V. I,. Mr-.. 6-(i Twentieth
Pinto Adolph, 817 Vallejo
I'Ift Elzabeih,4«'i's T.-hntn«
I'liitt Kate Mrs.. 112 William
Purcell Mary. 827 Howard
Raticke h. '). Mr-.. 122.'. MIsalon
Rice Ueberca, 1010 Cluy
RIckett J-nnle T. Mr«.,2:.M Mlsulon
R.ithinati Henrv, +tl Cnloii
Saverv Fmina,2.'«s MtieUrnlh
Sh erin Marv.llSnak
Soiirlan Desire, 115Morrl« Av
uiialding Sarah, 2251 .Mission
Steele E. Mrs., 5 si.K-klon
Stone KobTI. 214 Stevenson
Town.lev Rliar E..22S <'•••'•'" '.
Trummel Amel '' *^" — '
=1
i.ivi
WA I'KKS GKO. I
k.. NW cor
Mr
WILLIAMS
Bnrton !■»»< I. . iiirirM
PA VpB BROTHKIU. m ll««.
i'belp* Mangffctgritt^ r.. , 17 l>r«H»
COLKMAN Wn. T. ACO.
lU »n.n(
SrvMjTich U (i. A Cij . an taaanCM
Om( Mral Mill*.
CALKDj.NlA.N .nTMt.\L MILUI
WerkaHamiwI r..<w
Oar MAh»r«.
ISCr tl.U B'tU Ur,
kn4 .4arl*ta
Ma. 'I
V I . I I
Olllre m»* »l«r« rislar**.
MX'iN'.H 'Ui.»>'N .»<• ' .r M.»M
WEBER C. F. & CO.
l.iinrf Hr.lf. lahlr^
rliHlr>,<-tr. .luO^Ofl Pod
4»l|.< l»lh I>r«lrr«.
6
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Drs.E.H.&Geo.C.ParJee, 3^
Eye, Ear. No>a and Throat. .1
saO Monl^morjr Nt.. ^^
Corner Clay. • • lUn rr«el»eo ' •*
H.iur«, 9:» A. M. to 1:» P. )«
M. J. Mrs.
..rr Taylor b.-t
IDVERTISING AGENTS, PALMEE & REY, 4yMyi wm SL
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MILI.IOX8.
BrtOWN, CRAIG & CO.. General AgenU.
1386
OPT
1863. 1888.
"PEBBLE ESTftBLISHMENT;
The most coraplicated caRes of Defective ViHlo]
tbiiroughly disKiiused free of charge, and all klnde
of LeiiseB made to order.
SPECTACLES.
Their adaption to the various condl
tiong of sifltt have been my specialty for
38 years.
1£y Compound Astiifmatic LENSES
mounted to order at H hours notice.
C. M TILLER, Optician,
135 Montgomery Street, near Bush.
Established S. F. 1863.
I^T' Order* by Mall or Express promptly
attended to.
SL.OANEW. «St J. <fcCO., 641-
643 Market
<"WalterD. N. A E. & Co., NW cor
Battery and Market
Oil Cloth-Imitation.
AKMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Oil Clothing.
AsherS. &Co.,325 Davia
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., .^77
Market
Marks Marcus, 52 Clav
NEVILLE «Sf CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
GOODYEAR HUBBER CO.
Manufacturers of
"MON'S" Oil Ming
CHAS. SUTTON, Supt.
577-579 Market St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oil Dealers.
(rlmportern. See also Coal. Oil; a!xo
Xximp JJealers: also J^intx, Oils
and Gla/iii.)
S'All.vne & White, 112 Front
American (Ml Co., 17-19 Mam
AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
Arctic Oil Works. 28 California
Blackman A. & Co., 517 Front
*Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Frank S. H. <fe Co., 406 Battery
Gallagher Edward M.. 611 Sacramento
Graham I. <fe Co., SW cor Berry and
Filth
Herrick Eugene H., 1713 Market
Jay & Co., 1^39 Mission
Joyce F. B., 40 Bluxnnie
Kellv Alf. R., .■«)5-:<07 Front
KITTL,E <fc CO., 202 California
Leonard & Ellis, 43 Sacramento
Llverniore Oil Co., 44 Nevada Block
Loftu.= Bros., 7 Spear
Myers .Tohn K. & Co.,S63 Market
NELSON S. P. & CO., 10
Co:iini Trial
*NICHOLS A. C. Si CO. (tan-
ners) 402 Battery
Pacific Coast ( )11 Co., 13 Pine
Paciflc Diland Lead Works, office 202
(Wifornia
Partridge Geo., 116 California
oRead Edward B., Ifi First
•''Redington & Co., 529 Market
Shawl C. (watch) 30 Second
Standard Oil Go.(New York andCleve-
lanil,0.)l-'3 California
Standard Oil Co. (of Calilornla') 13 Pine
Snllivan Jeremiah charnessj 419 Fran-
cisco
*Sullivan, Kelly & Co., 112-114 Cal
TAPUM & BiiWEN (iul.rkatlng) 34-
36 Fremont and 423 Clay
UNION OIL CO., 313 Front
^'Whlttler, Fuller & Co..SW cor Front
and Pine
^WILLIAMS, DIMOND <fe CO., 202
Market
'^Woodbury C. J.. 123 California
UNION OIL COMPANY,
Manufacturers and Importers of
LUBRICATING OILS,
Lubricating Compounds, Grease, Etc
Also SOLE PROPRIETORS of
The Celebrated " IWonog^ram "
Lubricating Compound.
313-315 Front St., cor. Commercial.
Oil StoveB.
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
Mvers Ji.hn F. A Co.. Sfi:< Market
WOO DIN & LITTLE, 509
Market
NEW OIL STOVES,
FOR
Eeating[aii(lCool[l]i8:$iooto$5 00.
NEW OIL LAMPS
For Cooking ami give light at the sam«
time, $1 75. Oil Burners,
Wicks and Lanterns.
W.E. LANE
SO.'} Kearny St.
WOODTN & LITTLE,
509-511 Market Street,
Golden Star Oil Stoves.
They beat the world.
Oil W^orks.
Arctic Oil Works. 28 California
B.^rkeley Lubricating Oil Works, A. C.
Dietz & Co., 9 Front
California Oil Works, McKee & Cot-
ton, NW cor JIain and Fol.iom
California Star Oil Works Co., 13 Pine
(Central Calttornia Oil O)., 314 Cal
Greenebaum Alfred & Co., 51-61 First
Kindler & Co., 589 Mission
Leonard & Ellis, 43 Sacramento
Liverraore Oil Co., 52 Nevada Block
National, Sullivan, KeUy & ^Co., 114
California
New Potrero Fertilizer Co. (neatsfoot)
NE cor St Thomas and Savannah
Pacific Coast Oil Co., 13 Pine
Pacific OH and Lead Works, office 202
California
San Salvador Oil Mnfg Co., 328 Mont
Standard Oil Co. of Cal.. 13 Pine
Sullivan J. (harness) 419 Francisco
Union Oil Co., 313 Front
Western Oil Co., 406 Battery
Woodbury Charles J., 123 California
'Olive Oil— Importers.
COBURN C. W. &C0.. 6 Buttery
Cutting John T. Co., 23-25 Cnlifornla
Sohwabarher ct Salts, 120 Front
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD
(C'oss <ft Biackwell's Lucca Oil)
212-214 Market and 15-17 Pine
Onyx Works.
Kesseler J. A F., S 6 Brannan, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Optical Ooods.
(.See also Opticians.^
Bertellng Louis A.. 427 Kearny
Bowles James, 141 Fourth and SE cor
Commercial and Leidesdorff
Collins S. H., 227 Kearny
Edwards * Co., 624 Montgomery
Eisf-Mer Samuel, 65 Fourth
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
Hill Martin, opp 411 Gil fornia
HIRSCH, KAHN & CO., 333
Adaptation of Spectacles and Eye-
glasses our specialty.
HIRSCH, KAHN r"^
Opticians. 4^ ^^
Importers of Optical Goods, Etc.
333 KEARNY ST.. bet. Bush & Plue.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet St.
RPAD HARftSZTHY & CO. (w*s^N?Ta^T^lirie!prs of ttie Orleam Vuerart
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MORAGHAHLOYSTER DEPOT. §
Stalls 68, 59, 70 and 47, 48 California Market, g
ONLY WHOLE^AlToYSTER DEALER IN THE "
MARKET. P
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DYSTER BEDS AT MILLBRAE, - . SAN MATEO CO ^
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The trade supplied with Fine EASTERN TRANSPLANTED and 9
NATIVE OYSTERS at Lowest Prices.
Received daily : Booth's celebrated Baltimore Frozon Oysters in
Dans.
Moraghan's Famous Transplanted Oysters put up uiul FrozeD iu t1
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M
CO
Prices on application or by mail.
iAHN HENRY & O )., 212 Kearny
[ievisim Brothers, i'M Sutter
rtnnaste Nathan, 211 Keiirny
)IUL.I.ER CHRISTIAN. 135
Jloiitgumery
Sordraan Brothers, 120 Sutter
Peters F. M. L.& Co.,207 M..ntgomery
ROACH John. 429 MoutKomery
ian Francisco Standard Optical Co.,
120 Slitter
Ulhohav Albert, 302 Haves
iVnnsch M. & Co., Ill Sutter
nana-
3ertellng Louis .\.,427 Kearuy
BESS CUARLG!^, ^VJ Kearny
BIRSCH, KAHX & CO., 333
Ki'iirnv
KAHX HEXRY Si CO., 212
K.arnv
UrLLER CHRISTIAN, 13.5
M'iiiti;onierv
ROACH J<iHN.'42!> MontKomery
>an Francisco Standard Optical Co.,
120 Sntter
fennent Thoraas. 18 Market
HENKY KAHN & CO.
Wholesale Dealers In
Optical, Mathematical and
Engrineerinic
Speciacles, Eyeglasses, Etc.
No. 212 KRAKNY STKEET,
Bet. Bush and Sutter.
Opticlann.
BertclinK l.onls A.. 4!7 Kearny
HESS CH.^RLES, .519 Kearny
HIRSCH, KAHX iSi CO., 333
Kianiv
Kline Adoiph M., 216 Montgomery
KAHN HENKY A CO., 212 Kearny 1 Schoenrtf'n F»lix r..Sll roH««
135
.Mnnasse Nntlmn,21l Kearny
MUL.LER CHRISriAN,
Miintt'iinierv
0'Npm.lotiti,4I FIfiti
I'ulvernmn >I -'•:. -•l ^'xth
ROACH. I 'UN. !■ Nl •- .iiiery
Seaniaus .1 ' ''i. "■! inery
Soilnsky Ilu;; .. -:, ^1 ,-.■ ;
West Rob.rl l;., IC lv..ir:.v
OrnnK<*".
COLE.n.VX WM. T. •.Si CO.,
SK Cor MurlCL't uti'I Slain
Ore Concentrator*.
Artanis A Carter (nu'enti Kni»i 10;( Cal
IROX WORKS,' 109- ^{viNi;
111 Mis
Dnnrnn Conieiilratlntr Co.. 127 Flr«t
JOSHUA HEXOY MACHINE
WOKKM. :i'J-'>l Fr<-iiiout
Ore Dealers.
(.SV<! rttio Amailfr:)
Holden S. I'., lia LeideMlorff
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 23 8t*T.
Ore Feeder*.
^TXA IROX WORKS. 109
JOSHU.\'hENDY MACHINE
WOKK.S. 3'J .')l Kreiiiuiit
Ore Palverl«er«.
PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE.
514 Sucranniilo
Orsan Bnlldera.
BcrifKtrom John, W . MU»lon U>1
Twetitv-elfhtn an.l Tw.-nty-nlnth
r)cwinKCo.Th.J..42r) H;'»»i
Hammond C. C. ('';>';/»--' VJ?^^
I'alnc James, cor ValU-y and I)..1tp»
laip«rt*r«.
BAXCROFT CO. THB, TU X
O.TBtrr I>e«lrr«.
Third
Hfott. M.-K--
B«tl Ot«t«'» "nd CoBm m !*•
Mark*!, al
lmM\ti Oyster Hoose,
C. O SWAMIKIlu Tt^ V t.
nn. MoBU
TKlrph..
uxiLLiARY Printers, palmer & rey. mM sansoi
hi
W^'t^'f^^im
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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Oynter SalouiiM.
Albers & Schmidt, 50-52 Oallforula
Market
Alberts H. V. A Co., 23 Third
Althof E. i T., ffJO Slarkot
Bernstein A.. 1007 Slarket
BintichlA Vostl.7 Ninth
Bush Charles, SW JIaikot
Bush Henry, 911 Kearny
Caranian Vincent, 12U Polk
Crawford .lennle. 16 Sixth
Conrades Ferdinand, <il2 Market
Dockery James 1'., 1»-15 I'owell
Ekiund John P., 8;i-!IO Centre Mkt
Gerstlebers Charles, 1325 Polk
George John, 207 Third
GlustI Joe., 105 California Marset
Gobev Frank, 22s Sutter
Haake Charles. 914 Market
Iversen A ()kerblad,417 Post
Jorgensen Peter, 87-8S Centre Market
Kemble Alfred, 839 Market
Kneass Dallas A., 122 Fifth
Kohnke P. F. F.. 120 California
Lopreetl Antonio, 330 Kearnv
Mannins Henry J., NE cor McAllister
and GmiErh
Marshall J. S.,9t Centre Market
Maver Charles P., 23-24 Grand Central
Market
Maver Charles P. Jr., Mlkslon Market
Maves Georee, 40-42 California Market
MCiRAGHAN M. B.. 68 Cal. Market
Nelson Charles L.,i005 Mission
Ntrlch John, 901 Stockton
Norrls C, 45 Washington Market
Peters Bros., 1002 Market
Puttock Henry, 1427 Polk
Roberts A Tlmmins, 114^^ Fourth
Rosen Christopher, I119i<i Market
Rosenlund P. A., 57 California Market
Scattlnv Philip, 16 Eddy
Srhartnghausen Brothers, 13 Fourth
Schiilze Arnold, 43 Th'ru
SchniedPTT.,318!s Fifth
SWANBERG CHARLES 0., 57-64
California Market
TERRAPIN OYSTER
HOUSE, 16 Eddy
"Wheeland & Collins, 329 Montgomery
Piickets.
(See also Sieamxhipx and Steamboat
Lines.)
CALIFORNIA LINE PACKETS,
Williams, Dlmond & Co., 202 Mkt
Coast, James Tuft. 22 California
Columbia River, A. M. Simpson &
Bro.,43 Market
Coos Bav, A. M. Simpson it Bro., 48
Market
Gray's Harbor, A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
48 :*Iarket
Hamburg Line, AVilliam Wolff & Co.,
105 Front
HA W.MIAN LINES. John D.Spreck-
els <fc Bros., 327 IMarket; Williams,
Pimnnd * Co., 202 Market
HONOLULU, John D. Spreckels &
Bro.s., :?27 Market: Welch & Co.
f Planters) 109 California
LIVERPOOL, Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
_ 316 California; Dickson De W^olf &
Co., 412 Batterv; Meyer, Wilson &
Co., 210 Battery; WtUtams, Dim-
ond & Co.. 202 Market
Mexican and Central .American Line,
J. F. Schleiden, 324 AVaslilngton
Mexican and Central American Packet
Line, 506 Battery
Navarro Mills, 42 Market
New York. John Rosenfeld's Sons, NE
cor Pine and Sansome ; Sutton &
Beebe, 122 Front
PHIL^DELPHI.^, Wm. T. Coleman
A Co., SE cor Market and Main
Portland, G. W. Hume, 405 Front
Puget Sound (Olvmpia, Port Town-
send, Seattle, Stellacoom, etc.)
WnUlam J. Adams. Pier 13 Steu-
art; Pope & Talbot. 204 California;
Charles H. Wells, 10 California
John Kentfield & Co., 318 Steuart
Hanson A Co.. Pier 11 Steuart
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET
CO., 506 Battery
San Francisco and Astoria Packet
Line, S. H. Harmon Lumber Co..
316 Steuart
San Diesro. Charles H. Wells, 10 Cali-
fornia
Shoalwnlcr Hay, A.M. Simpson & Bro.,
46 Market
Sonoma, Joseph Henry, Sec. 1 Sea
Wall, foot Powell
Stockton anil San Francisco Packet
Co., Washington St. Wharf
Tahiti. Matthew Turner. 122 Cal
Trinidad, F. P. A J. A. Hooper. 4 Cal
Packing— Steam.
Comblnaton & Heston (cone) 10 Com-
nuTclal
Ooodvear Rubber Co.. 577 Market
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., 17 First
I. L. MERRELL, 106 Market and 316
Townsend
Parke A Lacy, 21-23 Fremont
Paiul TVorhs.
California Paint Co., 2' Jessie
Pacific Color Works, 112-114 California
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, otllce 202
California
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 228 Beale
White Lead and Color Works, 28 Jes-
sie
Whittler, Fuller* Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Paiiiters-Carriasre.
{See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Berry John. 837 Folsom
Donovan Michael M., 200 Bartlett
Euler Philip J., 330 Fifth and 843 Har-
Gorman J. B., 1317-1319 Market
Granville Jnsei'h, 27 S(?venth
Killeen Dennis, 217 Eilis
MiDade <fe Toche. 2.5 Washington
Mibach Mathias. 540 Valencia
Ross Georne, 2723 Mission
Painteru— Fresco.
Asbeck August, 499 Sutter
BossI E. J., 426 Vallejn, rear
COOKS BROS., 108-110 Post
De Ferrari G. B., 307 Montgomery Av
FrassI Antcinio,612 Post
GOETZE P. AV., 1043 Market
Kendrick Thomas Jr., 2610 Bryant
KrnWer FrRnz. A..40'i Si'ttpr
MORETTl & TREZZIHI «-
73 St. Ann's Bldg
Orsi Giacmo, 25 Montt'omerv .\v
ST. OEXIS J. & CO., 308
Sutler
White Henry A Co., 499 Gough
Painters— House, Sign and
Ornamental.
(See also Grainers.)
Anson A Sullivan, 90) Geary
Antonettl & Co., 231 Third and 334
Beaie
Armstrong Christopher, 1633 Market
Augustine Walter, 2.57 Third
Baccigalupt P. A Co.. 1408 Dupont
Barker A. Z. T.. 1745 Mission
Biirron Cornelius J., I2i7 Market
Basler George A.. 113 Gearv
Bernard Charles A.. 629 Merchant
Berrv George H., 24 Erie
Black E. H., 109 O'Earr^ll
Brace Nathan, 2928 Sixteenth
Bra.llev B..923 Mission
Brandt B. L., 401 Montgomery
Brooke Painting, SignandAdvertlslne
Co., 717 Market
Brown Charles, 1171 Market
Bock E. A. & Co.. 311 Seventeenth
Burt Robert, 1115 Market
CahiIl.Tohn.r..I7"-l Hvde
CAHrLl. JOHN L... 23 Sixth
Callahan ife Bundersen (steamboat)
Merchants Dry Dock
Cartan Charles M., 549 Clav
Castaenino P. & Bm., 1,509 Stockton
and 220 Mon'g 'mery Av
Child Ezra O.. 5IK Davis
Comninrv <fe M.Donald, 327 Turk
Curry Daniel, 523 Laguna
Crogan James, 1605 Buchanan
Davis L.,213.lack8on
Dearborn A Cohen, 605 Market and 9
Sutter
Decrlng Jonathan. 1115 Market
De Ferrari G. B.. 307 Montgomery Av
Derbaum J. C, 622 Minna
Donlevy Andrew. 122 Golden Gate Av
Donovan.I. J., 142Eddy I
Donovan M. J. & J. J., 1171 Market I
Dungan Wni. W., 2402 McAllister |
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission 1
Eaton W. R.. 240 Kills |
Edmond.son John G.. 220 Brannan I
Frank August W.. 6:fi Washington
Foley C. J.. 2110 Fillmore
Foley Daniel, 244 Ninth
Franck George, .3>o Hayeii
Franklin W. S., 705 Howard
Fraser John P., 317 Sutter
Fra/.er Charles E.. 333 Sixth
Frost HoraMo, 122 Geary
Gallagher Edward M.. 611 Sacramento
Gardiner H 'urv H.. 618 Jones
George & Henry, NW cor Wolf and
Crescent Av, B. H.
Gellert Charles, 918 Pacific
Getz August, 3:« Bush
Getz Rudi.lph J., 508 Market
Glidden G<-i)rge. 1231 Market
Goetz F. W.. 1314 Market
Grant E. A. & Co., 2757 Slisslon
Grav Hamilton W.,2117 Fillmore
Haiinemann H. W., 427 Geary
Hartniann Edward, 1149 Mls.slon
Hartmann Eugene, 1149 Mission
Henderoon James. 759 Mission
Henrv B. F.. 23 S-venth
Herrick Eugene H., 1713 Market
Hoever Charles, 636 Commercial
Hopps & Sons, 429 Pine
Hovev Frederick A., 79 Ninth
Hovey George D., 841 Valencia
Hunter W. H. & Co., 215 O'Farrell
Hynes Andrew T., 1804 Larkln
Irwin S. M. & Co., 181 Jessie
JablonsKl Albert, 1515 Broadway
James Frederick G., 1915 Bush
Jarman Hueh G.. 232 Sixteenth
Jennings F. A. A Co., 862 Mlssisn
JOHNSON JOSEPH A., 51T
Callt'6rnia
.Tohnson Olof. 709 Howard
Kane John , 202 Van Ness Av
Keefe .John H.. 317 Sutter
King Frames V., 118 McAllister
Koch William G.. 104 o'FarreU
Koster Louis. 607 Jessie
KRABIiER FRANZ A., 409
Sutter
Lang Charles E.,216AVaBhington
Larsen Joseph, 40 Turk
Learned Thomas, 2101 Mission
Lemon J. H., 317 Sutter
Llebsch Richard, 514 Bush
Lindner Hermann. :W Minna
Llovd Edwin C, 208 MrAlli<ter
Lolimever John C. 2003'^ Mission
LOXCLEY A JOHNSON, 332 Bush
Luhr William, 23:SRltrh
Lvnch A Armsrronc, 608 Larkln
Mansell Frederick * Co., 225 Post
Marie V Edward J.. 739 McAlli.iter
Mav William, 1547 Jllssion
McCann Frank N., 555 Fourth
McCarthv Timothv.565 Minna
McClellan W'. .1., 538 Haves
SIcTavlsh & Co., 209 Eighth
Slellon J. S., 50 O'Farrell
Meuthmann Gus., 635 California
Milbach Matthias. 540 Valencia
Miller <fe Warr -n. 223 Fell
Miller <fe Co.. 3 Willows Av
Mohr Jacob A., 3402 Mission
Noble Brothers, 642 Clay
Nolan James H., 404 Monteontery
Norman A Eckler, 122 Golden Gate^ At
Nutz Frederick & Son, 722 Howard
Orelll & Bro, 623 Pacific
OrsI Glaoomo, 25 Montgomery Av
Pamperln & Peters, 606 Howard
Parker A Lawton, 234'<; Fifth
Patchel & Battu, 1218 Polk
Patterson James L., cor A. and Jorty-
third Av
Pelletier Louis. 1329>^ Minna
Perrv A Knapp. 15 Van Ness Av
Pauil Frank C..54.5 Cal'fornia
Poland Frank S.. 819 Shotwell
Price Edward A Son, 520 Geary and 744
Valencia
Quadt John. 1388 Market
ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SESTON, Asst. Uanagoc
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
MARKET 8T ) BOOK AM «Tlnoi«5^i*imttM«e«T.
PAI
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;«lMoi1 John 0., SE cor Jackson and
II hanan
;o(lKcr8F. S..2I7 Kills
'.OBekrnns Henry M.. 517 California
chottelil Charles, 135 Natonia
ellers James C. lOM O'Karrell
_7. LuilwlK, (i25 Washlniiton
mlth CieurKB J.. S29 .Slitter
nilth .Idsoph r... 52:1 Valencia
panti'D Jnines. 12(W I'olk
narks J..hn Il.,2()02 Market
■.tm, .Idlm. i:iM Market
5T. DEXIS J. Si CO., 308 Sut-
ter
troptsen <t Marltzen, 403 Gouch
51T1.1.IVAIV J. F., 510 Market
iwan Jabez S.. 759 Market
!wan & Stcln, 769 Market
twlft<fc Co.. 2403 Mission
lykes Charles H.. 37 Annie
facchner Angusl, 33 Kearny
rhalln * Heinenian, 71^* Mont Av
fotiev C. Alwarfl, 1115 Market
ronilliiBoii & Slaloney, ,'H6 Seventli
roniskv W.,iasn Howard
rowneshend & Fryer, 227 Eleventh
Turner .lohn H., 195 Stevenson
aphani Walter S., 1708 Devlsadero
Vac.arir.M., 128 Eddy
WaRner H., 635 Calliornia
DValconi Jacob Jr., 321 .Sutter
Wal^h Martin, 1619 Market
Wason Archibald, 113 Davis
West A Belnfeld. W06 Polk
Wheeier Clarence E., 1525 Polk
White Henry & Co., 49!) Gough
Wlldenrndt Hu^o, 514 Bush
Wilder Charles B., 33 Sdcraniento
Wilson John N., 926 Washington
Young John H., 1127 Sutter
BOEDEWIC'S
PORTRAIT STlIDIn.
Crayon. Pastel. Water Color*. Etc
Thoronnh Lessons given In Paint ii..
and UrawUiK.
Room 70. FIoihI BulMlnc.
Adams Charles P.,40S California
Bender Sarah E. Miss. 120 Sutter
BdEOEWIG GEORGE, 70 Flood Bldg
Brownlee F. C, 1229 Market
O'lilter William A., 325 Montgomery
CU I;TIN K. I, MISS, lOl Flood Bldg
n<akln Edwin, 723 Market
Fish F. A. Mrs., 8 Montgomery Av
Fltcli Helen A. Mrs., 1021 Polk
Hill Thomas, 4;» Pine
Irelnn Wlllinni Jr. Mrs., 8-:7 Post
Kelih W., 417 Montgomery
La FonntHine .(. R., 40S Cnlifornia
Melghan Annie Mrs., 2447 Howard
NAHI. H. W. A., 123 Market
Narjot E.. 621 Clay
Oviatt M. Miss, 131 Post
Robinson C. D., .531 (;alifomla
Rodriguez Alfred, 209 Grant A v
Rouse Charles S., 108 St. Ann's Bldg
STRAITS M.. 96 Flood Bldg
Vfls^Bult T. E. Miss. 98 Fl.'od Bldg
WILSON CHARLES T., 14
Grant Av
Boy.l Hush. 319 Powell
Brookes Samuel M.,till Clay
Brown J. E. Mm., 120 Sutter
Bronchoud Joseiih K..7SSI. Ann'tBlilj
Burgess George H., 128 Kearny
Burrell Nellie, V.fii Mleslon
Cadenasso G. C. (rravoni 33 Kearny
Cathcart Waller, 5:t7 Polk
ClpoUoni Gerniiino, .VS <t. Ann's Illdg
Collins C. W. Mrs., lir:.-, I.arkln
itoulter William A..:t:.'i Mi.nlgonierv
CURTIN K. I. MISS, 101 FI.mkI HMk
De Fcrnrose Win. S.. 71'> Howard
Donovan J. P., rifi Ke«rnv
EASTMAN E. R. MRS., 11
Kearny
Field Thomas. 60S Market
Gamble John .M.. 12'22 Pine
Glnnoll Giovanni. 7211 Montgomery
GIfford William B., 308 Post
Gray W. V.,906St€ln.r
Greene Edwaril M., 126 Kearny
GrltHna N. C. Mrs., .37S»'cond
Grosvenor Frederlca. 711 Jones
Hampshire William. If>.33 Howard
Haves Joseidiiiir, I'ln M..nlgomery
ll.H-ht J..s.-ph \..r,\4- ■ Ilnvrs
Hi-iissliT .Ml.erl.l-irj Mission
Hig^lns Mabil li. Mis., '■04 Wash
HlltabiiM Luis Ml-s,i;ist. Ann's Bld«
HittellCarlus. 808 Turk
Hvatt T. J. .Mrs., 802 Montgomery
Indig I.. 126 Kearny
Jessup LI/.zIh, \(rX Twenty-flrst
Jorgensen. Christian. 220 Sutter
Joullln A.,430 Pine
Kaltschmldt n., I049 Mission
KiMth W.,417 Montgomery
KIpps A. K.. 3211 Pheian Bldg
I Ki.ch Jidin, 339 Kearny
Kunath Oscar, 4fi9G.ilden Gate Av
LnfcTHalii.- Jules K.,408 Ci.lllornia
LnriL'- n-, nr V , 2fi Montgomery
1..-. i; 'r '. IT Mis Ion
I,. - •; '•'<: Post
1 Mr .. : , i . ,t,7-'4'- Market
\i.:.:,. ;in Mrs.. 1-22 Geary
_ P.\P
fISMER CHRISTIAN
Youoii ilir^W A . I4X ll>.«daai
Palnlins*
niirkanli )li>v '^ \( •
Chkak-.'i.-i I ■■ '.
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.SchuMlrr Bn>...77 tirani A»
Palate, OIU ••«! Ula*a
C/mpnrtrrt.)
AbhesFrsni n..l'ri P'.tt
AUl. Churl.- «ift'- Il..««rij
Bla.li K.l«
Bla. kitiaii
Cahlll J. L.
I'al f..n,l. I
Ohoi-;
Ha'ini.
H.arnr
H<Tn V
MISS K. I. CURTIN,
Portrait and Landscape Artist.
Lessons given Tuesdavs. Thurs-
days and Saturdays.
Room 101, Flood Building,
S. W. cor. Fourth an'l Market Streets.
MeCl,-
M.r>.'
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Hayes
Howard
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Halnters— Porcelain.
Chateau Charles A.. 420 Post
HOBBS JENNIE MISS, 100 I
Bldg
Samlbh Robert, 211 Post
MISS JENNIE HOBBS,
Teacher of PORCELAIN PAINTING,
Studio, Flood BuildinK.
Room 100.
PalnterB— Portrait, Et«.
Adams Kate Mrs., 1515 L-avenworth
Altman Bertha Miss. 1026 .Sutter
Altshiiier Annette, 6:13 Ellis
Anderson Charles, 725 Bush
Arlns Trinitv C. A., 826 Broadway, rear
Baxter F.C.A Co.. 432 Suiter
Ben.ler Sarah E. Miss, 120 Sutter
Belts Edwin D., 140 Murphy Bldg
Mlehelsei, Nic IimIii-. 126 Kearny
Morion Albert, 210.'ito(kion
NAHL, H. W. A., 723 Market
Narloi Kriiest,ii21 Clav
N.ll n (i. H.,.52« Kenmy
(iMALLEY NELLIE A. MISS. 124
I'lielan Bl.lg . „,,
Otto Krnest A.. 81 SI. .»nn s Blilg
i'acillc Portrait Co.. r22l M«r>=;'' ,.
Pennlman E. A. Mls-.St. Ai.n'h Bldg
Pcrquv Arthur, 7 Pr.isi)eil I'l
Prosch Charles, 114 Si. Ann's Bldg
Raschen l(enrv,325 M'.iiiL;oni-rv
Robinson ClmrU- P.. M Cal fornla
R.KkwHlK. A..r:i I'telan BdK
Rode Enill, H.sMonl-o,n.ry Block
Itiethe Loiil-, 2'fi 'Iruiit .W
Rogers Anna E. Mrs., V^^»'\''r„,.
Rogers Charles A.. 73 .St. Ann'» BWg
R.mier Cecil, 2 107 Sutter
Rouse Abne; F., 108 St. .\nn'. B M*
Rouse Charles S.. lOM St. Ann'. BWg
Schubert Ernst ('., 5 Stockton
Shaw A.('.,2'.'-. K'janiy
ShawS. \V.,3n8 Phelflii
Shed Charles D.
Soule H. Gertrud.
Stanton John A
Tolcr W. v.. m ' •"<'••"•■",,
T:;H.lMar"ar.:iMrs..lll0L.rkln
^v;ii!::;;.r>:iivai"|Mi^rv::;r'
Williams H-.bertE.. 123 !^-k«;"'
Wilson Charles T., 14 <•"' ' A\.
winter L|ovd.4l7 Moiiltfoiner>
winIerKl,bert,417Monl«omerT
Bldg
inttomcry
.sr. I.arkln
, nil Clay
L-'
Mar n. ~ .
and It,,
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents,
510 California Street.
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PAT
B.ake, MoftUt & Towne, 510 Sacra-
nuMitM nnd 51ii romnuTclal
HONKSTKM. A CO., ItilSaiisiime
I'ACIFIC r.\l>EI! IMX FACTORY,
410 Saiis.imi' (Si>i' iiMvt paKe VW)
rnclilc l'ii|M-r Co., -JIG Saiiainento
TAYLOR .S. P. 6l CO., 414-
•llG Clay
Paper Boxca.
(6'ee Boxet—jhiper.)
Paper Collar IWanufac-
turcra.
(.S'ee Collars.)
Paper Dealer*.
ARMBS GEO. VV. (wrapping)
UM Callfurnia
ARMKS & DALLAM (wrapplng)226-
2:C2 Fnmt
BANCROFT CO, THE, 721
Market
Blake, Motlltt A Towne. 516 Sacra-
mento anil 519 Commercial
BONESTEL.1. Jii CO., 401 San-
some
California Paper Co., 401 California
Campbell W. II. (assorted) 402 Front
CUNNINGHAM, CUUTISS &
WELCH, SW cor Sacramento and
Sansome
Denny KUward & Co. (drawing) 418
Mont'-'omerv
DUTTO.\ & PARTRIDGE.
212-214 California
EVANS J. J.. 406 California
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis) 529 Com-
mercial
Leavitt S. B. <fc Co., 509 Sacramento
AIARSH H. F. la^entE^Uejonge
& Go's surface and colored fancy)
577 Market
Pacific Paper Co., 416 Sacramento
Richardson \V. G., 529 Comninrclal
Seymour cfe Cater, 1235 Market
TAYLOR S. P. «fc CO., 414-
416 Clav
ZELLERBACH ANTHONY,
419 Clay
BONESTELL &, CO.
Paper Warehouse,
401 SANSOME ST., S. F.
Telephone 133.
PRINTING AlSTD WRAPPING
PAPER of all kinds.
Paper— Drawing.
DENNY EDWARD & CO.,
418 Montgomery
Paper If angers.
Bacigalupi & Co., 140S Pupont
Barron Cornelius J., 1214 Market
Black K. H.,109(1'Farrell
Brace Nathan, 292S Sixteenth
Cahill John J., 1704 Hvde
CahillJohn L., 2,') Sixth
Castagnlno P. & Bro.. 1.509 Stockton
Clark G. W. & Co., 645 Market and 46
Third
Cooks Brothers, 108-110 Post
Duffy James & Co.. 811 Market
Eaton William R.. 240 Ellis
Fraser John P., 317 Sutter
Gallagher Edward M.,611 Sacramento
Herrick Eugene H., 1713 Market
James Frederick G., 1605 Polk
Jennings F. A. & Co., 8i2 Mission
Koch William G., 106 ( I'Farrell
Krahler Franz A., 401 Sutter
McPhun William, 1075 Market
Mellon John S., .50 O'Farrell
Orsi G'acomo, 25 Montu'omery Av
Nelson Matthew, 945 Mission
Perry * Knapp, 15 Van Ness Av
Saur Theodore. 263^ Howard Court
Sellers James C, 101 O'Farrell
St. Denis .1. * Co.. SOS Sutter
Siianton & Cole, 120:) Polk
Srro'tgen & Maritzen, 40^1 Gough
Swift & Co., 2403 Mission
Tellnian W. F.. 1314 Market
Thotin A Ileineman, 7I« Mont Av
Wheeler C. E.. 1.52.-) I'olk
White Ileury & Oo„ 499 Gough
Paper H anglnira.
{'•'Importers. .See also Carj'eU; also
UphoMerers.)
AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
CAHILL. J. L., 2! Sixth
•^Clurk G. W. & Co., 645 Market and 46
Third
COOKS BROTHERS, 108-110
Post
DUFFY JAMES <Sc CO., 811
Market
■^Edwards Frank G., 820 Market
Gallaiiher Edward M.,611 Sacramento
GoldberL'S., 933 Market
HerrUk Eugene H., 1713 Market
licon S. S., NWcor Bryant and Second
Leuthnltz T. G. N., 2: Ninth
McPHUN WILLIAM, 1075 Mar-
ket
Orsi G.,25 Montgomery Av
Pacific Wall Paper Co., 1314 Market
Bea Brothers. 1318 Stockton
*SLOANE W. «fc J. «& CO.,
641-643 Market
ST. DENNIS J. <& CO., 308
Sutter
''Waltei D. N. & E. & Co., NW cor Bat-
tery anil Market
'> White Henry & Co., 499 Gough
Paper Manufacturers.
California Paper Co.. (mills, Stockton
Col.)offlce 401 California
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis) 529
Commeicial
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 414-
416 Clay
Paper Rulers.
ACRES & W^ILLIAMS, 412
BACON & COMPANY, so.
Clay
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Bartling, Phillips <fe Stllwell, .505 Clay
Bosqiil Engraving and Printing Co.,
523 Clay
BuKwell A., 605 Montgomery
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
EVANS J. J., 406 Ci.lifornia
HICKS &JU II D, 23 First
Leary A. J., 404 Sansome
Malloye & Broder, 422 Sacramento
Mclntyre J. B., 423 Clav and 422 Com
Whelan & Tracy, 540-542 Clay
Parquet Floors.
BITRKARDT MAX, 545 Wash-
ington
Currier A., 103 Stockton
Ruthrautr A. T., 427 Larkin
Sanborn, Vail & Co., S57 Markfit
Schussler Brothers. 27 Grant At
Patent Agencies.
DEWEY & CO. ...
Market
Dixon .John, St. Ann's Bldg
Mathews H. A., 614 Powell
Osborn Edward E., 224 Sansome
Pacific Patent AL'eiicy, St. Ann's Bldg
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
Patent Development Co., 841 Market
R-dstone John H., 1.509 Market
Smith C. W. M.. 224 .Sansome
Western Patent Agency, 411^ Cal
Piitent ItrokerH.
PATENT DEVELOPMENT
CO., «41 Market
PATENT DEVELOPMENT CO.
841 Market St., S. F.
Patent Brokers.
Patents Developed for Inventors.
Patent Medlclnea.
(See also I>nioffL<tts — KetaU.)
Bouton AndruB P., 118 Taylor
Bowman A. W., 115 Eddy
Ciilltbrnla Fig S.vrup Co., 30 Seventh
CALORIC VITA OIL CO., 1513 Bu-
chanan
Campbell W. H. (Boslstos' Oil of Euca-
lyptus) 402 Front
Carbolic .Smoke Ball, 838 Market
Celery, Beef and Iron Extract Co., 15
Post
Curtis Mary A., 2654 Folsom
Doun Elian W. T., 1441 Market
Evans Aaron, 510 Hayes
FULTON JOHN J.,132Town8end
Gates J. B. & Co., 417 .sansome
Grant James W. (M. I. S. T.) 15 Post
Qros Alfred, NWcor Washington and
Kearny
GuptiU & Co., 1165 Market
Hassmer V. dung and cough) SE cor
Washington and Powell
Hathaway B. R., 312 Fourth
Henley Bros., 23 Montgomery
Hess Lewis & Co., 12 Montgomery At
Jav Eye See Liniment Co., 54 Second
King of Ague, Frank N. Nlcolayson,
249 Steuart
Langley & Michaels, 34-40 First
Llebig & Co., NWcor Geary and Mason
IlaiTold A. W. (Cinvontell) 1441 Market
Middagh Gilbert, 765 Market
Miller Charles H., 1019 Market
Miller & Greenwood, 1309 Market
Miichell George H.. 1056 Howard
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Richards C. F. & Co., 427^29 Sansome
SalHeld C. D., 216 Kearny
Starkey & Palens, 331 Montgomery
Steele James G. & Co., 635 Market
True W. H., 6:5.5 Market
Veach Drug & Medicine Co., 223 Sac
Voeeler C. A. & Co., 710 Mission
Wells Revilo, 115 Jones
Wells W. H. & Co., 137 Fifth
Whitesiile * Co., 105 Tavlor
W liiams C. L. <fe Co., 130 Valencia
Williams Homer, 113 Minna
Wilson Edward M.,229 Kearny
Fulton's Radical Remedy
— AND —
Sure Kidney, Liver and Byspepsla Cnre
Blood, Kidneys, etc., etc.
Price, $1.23 per Bottle.
Address present orders to JOHN J.
FULTON, Proprietor, 1»2 Townsend
Street, San Francisco.
Patent Articles.
L\NE W. E., 505 Kearny
Wiester <fe Co., 17 New Montgomery
Pattern Makers.
ANDERFCREN & OLANIE
(S. F. Pattern Works) 110-112 Beale
Bushman William, 316 Mission
BUSWELL W. F.. 108 Main
W^. F. BUSWELL,
MILLWHIGIIT, ENGINEEe
And Patternmaker.
FLOUR, OUARTZ~AND SAW MILLS
Contracted for and Superintended.
No. lOS MAIN STBEGT.
San Francisco.
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
manutacturers of 81iow Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Met St I
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OFFFN ALONZO, i:J5Bc«le
tiintliiKton Klnier C., 2:iO Kront
ANIONS WILLIAM J., 109
Ml-ihioii
> H. W.,5fiBliixome
{iBdfin Iron and Locomotive Workt
SK cor III. ward and Ueale
«vaei'. Son A Co. (Kniplro FouDdrr)
135-143 Kn-mont
ALONZO COFfTn,
'attern m Model Maker,
133-135 Beale St.,
Mission and Howard Sts., S. F,
UP STAIRS.
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'""°'l'Jif.,:rJSL'°'' LalEl aDd Liltapmc Co.
J. H. Swilt. I•r.•^
K. N. N..MV,
i'. IIitIj, S»
MaiiAifrr.
W. J. ONIONS,
Practical
Pattern ani Molel Malfer
And Millwrifi^ht,
L09-111 Mission Street.
PaTementa.
(See also Agphaltum Workers.)
barber Acphall Pavinc Po., 422 Mont
aonnet B. & Co., 100 Montgonierv Av
5ALI FdHNI A ARTIFICIAL stONK
PAVING CO., 404 Montunniery
C!allfonila I'avlng Co., 618 Market
Jhatain & Gllefte (French Mosaic) 1219
Market
X)NN<»LIDATKD BITUMINOUS
ROCK CO., 422 Jackson
300DMAN GEORGE, :307 Montgom-
ery
Sray Brothers Artltlclal Stone Paving
Co., 316 MontKomeri
SRANitLITHIC PAVING CO., 422
Miinfeonitry
rACKSON P. H. (Hyatt's) 228-230
FirKt
>ACIFIC PAVING CO., 422 .Jackson
'erine William D., 30 New Mont
Janisnnie Ernest L., 402 Montgomery
tan Francisco Artltlclal Paving Co.,
436 Montgomery
lanta Crnz Bituminous- Rock Pav'ng
Co., .30 New Montgomery
Jnlon Artltlclal Paving Co., 321 Mont
PACIFIC PAVING CO.
n , 5^^ Jackion Street.
Rot. M..nti;nMi. rv nibl .<a.,..,ni,.. .«J V
Bituminous hock Street Pavements.
Asplialltiin Niiil Ki'll Itccf.
>;.!.■« n|ksniMl(Vllar Kli.or,. Illtinnl-
,'.! iV'h «','''. "";"'""■■ ^''•''•r'*! f'.r
Mile, ijfiiiied Ahplialnini put np tor '
Country use. Repalrlug donp. All
work guaranteed.
OESIOMCRS * PRm
25-31 MAIN ST
Pawnbrol
(.Vee Jirokera-
itaUTI.)
Pencil
jeorge Goodman
Patentee and Manufacturer of
iRTIFICIAL STONE
In all Its Branches.
chllllnger's Patent Side Walk and
Garden Walk a Specialty.
MHee: 307 IMoiitiroinery St.,
Nevada Block,
SAN FRANCI.SCO, CAL.
ARTIFICIAL STONE
SIDE WALKS
'orming the roof to the vault beneath,
sing II.TfktrH PalenI Tie Bmfh
Ispenhing with cosily Iron bcamx. Ihe
est and at less cost than any other
instruction.
ackMon'M PalenI I>»ni|> an.l
Waterproof WuIIh,
laacnient and Cellar Floor*
tade to resist any water pressure at
any distance below tide water.
P. H. JACKSON,
28-230 Flrat St., H. F., Cal
l^rad.
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.. lor.
liaviH
Joseph Nathfin A Co., 641 Clay
Peiiit-Nieel.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
HALL A. I. & .SON, 528 Market
Perftimery.
(Aee aUo Druooi*'*, <U»o Fancy Ooodt,
etc.)
Bothin Manufacturing Co., 17 Main
California Fruit Fx'ract Svrup and
Perf iimcrv Co., 207 .Sacrammto
COBURN C. W. & Co.. 6 Mattery
Duval L. & Co., lIOSt<ickt<.n
Eagle Manufacturing Co., 120 Front
Evans Aaron, 510 Haves
fireenhaum <fe Co.. 2H Second
Uacson Jarob, cor Geary and Larkln
Joy Edwin W., S.52 Market
Lanuley & Mkhaelh, .34-40 First
Mark J. J. A (>!., II Front
Redlngton 4 Co., 5J9 Market
Schwabacher & .'Salts. 120 Front
Steele J. C. A Co.. 6.^5 Market
TORMEY & EARLE, 220 8nt-
r^huutmrmpu «lali»r««
DEWEY Eke'AVING CO
.p«clnl ph..l«,,r«u»„ i„,
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as;
HK cof rotirth and
Martri
nnheni M<l..r. :i3j.„,t„
J>l..i.«rt AI-x.n.lrr.STufk
ralht ( hariri u.
Markrt
Klattlor A. P., RK
.Ninth
Fuller A Win,,... ,
Hay M. C. j» .
lUy KobTi h
M.>iii.f worih I
Houhion lln ■ I
leoiiaaii.l >ui..
Howe J. M.,si. Anii> BUi
HDck. .1. U.. 2a TI.IM
HutthlDi-in I'avM.aThlM
Jone. t 1^,1 J , fMr . KM l(ar%«
K.rr.,4»r.,»,. uThird
\*-
Klaln Natl
MM.
ter
Trot-t Gu^tavus
Wakel. e A Co., SE .
«n.l Buhh
WILL. & FINCK
1516 Mason
■; cor Montgomery
Mark.1
ntio KlrliaM, IO.m»t
Runii. N X <l«i.!. r
MarkrI
il«uiu»r7 Af
Petroleam.
Pacific Coast Oil Co. 13 Pine
San Francisco Pelrolenni Co., i:
Santa Clara Petroleum Co., 13 I'
Standard oil Co., 123 California
PhllalelUla.
I si;
VaiJKliao llr '
VllallKI AN..
Walklnn ('•ni..!, r i.-; i
, \Srllr A ]>\)rm».M I hint
I WILLI.MI.M W. t. « 111..
I (Srr advl nut l>tr ■
PhilOHOphlenl Inatrnmenta.
Hess Clharles, 51!) Keariiv
MUI..LER CHRISTIAN, 135
Mi'nti'',mpry
ROACH John, 42n Montgomery
Schmolz William. 43) Monlgoniery
Young G. W., 20 California |
Phonographic Reporlera
Photo lylthosraphera.
CALIFORNIA LUIKL I'RK.'*.'^ AND
MacCAUE LITIIo. CO., 410 »ll»-
I)ICk'mAN-JONF.S CO. THK,SI2-AH
Pewev EuL-ravIng Co., 220 Market
St'HMIIiT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC Co.,:5-.ll .Main
Pbvfof rapHI
HOUK J. .Mil
Aiiii'. IllUif
r «M4II»M.
,TO.\. 1.^ w
Pb*t4»craplile Prln(#r«.
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M AMM» l.m. CAI.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
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W. I. WILLIAMS & CO.
o<^(j¥§^
411111
*j^^
914 MARKET STREET, '
PtaotoBraphic Stock.
Blair Tourograpli and Dry Plate Co.,
529 Commercial
Pall John H., 61S Clay
FOSS OSCAR. H41 Missi-n
HlRSCH, KANH & CO., 333 Kearny
Lippi Brothers, 749 Mark-'t
PARTRIDGE SAM. C, 529
Commercial
Passavant S. Carl, 306 Guerrero
Weitz & Diieau, 34 Third
WILLIAMS W. I. & CI)., 914 Market
WILLIAMS & GREGOJRT, 340 Sev-
enth
HlRSCH, KAHN & CO.
333 Kearny Street,
Importers of
PMoEraDtilc Aparatns
And Supplies.
HEADQUARTERS for AMATEURS.
Photographic ViCTTS.
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
HeinningerC. P..411H California
Lange Oscar V., 26 Montgomery
Morse George D., 826 Market
Rnnnels & Stateler, 9.57 Market
TABER I. W., 8 Montgomery
Watkins Carlton B., 427 Montgomery
! WILLIAMS W.I. & CO.. 914 Market
j Wilton T. H. (marine) 1513 Folsom
Phrenologists.
Haddock Allen. lOOS'^ Market
PHRENOLOGICAL. INSTI-
TUTE, Barlow J. Smith, 1613
Buchanan
Seymour Dewltt C, 1127 Mission
Physicians.
Abernethy John H., 426 Kearny
Abranis Albert, 112 Mason
Akerlpy James C. S., 435 Fourth
Albertson J. A. (homueopathic) 111
Powell
American Samson, 405 Kearny
Ander.wn J. A., 4 Odd t'ellows' Bldg
Auderson W., cor Broadway and
Powell
Angell W. C, 56S Folsom
Arnold J. D., 235 Post
Aronstein Adolph. 33 Kearny
Axelrooil Max, 215 Kearny
Aver Wa.shington, 410 Kearny
Baldwin S. C, S50 Blarket
Baldwin Starr, 777 Market
Ballard Edward R.. 114 Geary
Barger Daniel E., New City Hall
Balkan A., 14 Grant Av
Baronidls G. M., 2.5"! Ellis
Bass Frederick, 230 Kearny
Battelie Ernest L.,20-)l Mission
Baumeister B. H., 1536 Dolores
Bazet Louts, 28 G -arv
B-attvB. F., 942 Valencia
Beckh Gustav C. 43 Sixth
Behr H. H., .TO K-^arny
Behrens H. C. F.,405 Capp
Belinge F. A. A.. 1506 Paciflc Av
Bell Henrv R., 4 Odd Fellows' Bldg
BpII H. T., City and County Hospital
Bennett Thomas, 716 Pine
Bennett William. 1324 Howard
Bernoulli Julius (electro-homoeopa-
thic ) 218 Post
Berrv J. L., 635 Market
Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Bettpucourt J. de S.. 209 (Jeary
Belts William H., 26'-; Kearny
Bird Nelson J., 242 Montgomery
Blach Charles, 514 Kearny
Blake Charles E., 200 Stockton
Blake James W., 1814 Geary
Blanco Julian G., 405 Geary
Bluxome Joseph, 217 Powell |
Bopricke W. (homipopathlc)834 Sutter
BolanM. J., 14 Grant Av
Borchers J. C, 417 Bush
Bot-ford William, 3 Taylor
Bonllett E.,420Ivv Av
Boushey Julius. 1303 Mission
Bowers Henrv, 50) Powell
Bowie H. C 702 Market
Bowie Robert I., 220 Sutter
Bovd Samuel G., 3118 Sacramento
BoVson J. Thomas, 25 Philan Bid
Bradbury Geor^'e T., 1705 Jessie
Brandon A fred B., 2 07 Washington
Breyfogle Edwin S. (homfleopathic) 209
Geary
Brigham Charles B., 703 Market
Brown Robert, 846 Mission
Buckland Owen, 610 Mason
Bucklev Cornelius F., 715 Larkin
Buckley Vincent P., 629 Kearuy
Bncknall George J., 301 Sutter
Burgess Oscar 0., 329 Geary
Burleigh G. W., 14 Geary
Burrell Charles, 1323 Mission
CarhotMaslmlliiin,2n7 Taylor
Callaghan Daniel, 1003 Devlsadero
Caliaghan John D., 852 Folsom
Callandreau Jules, 1307 Stockton
Canney Fox E. J., 609 Hayes
Carman William, 410 Post
Castelhun Frederick C. 509 Kearny
Carpenter F. B..32 O'Farrell
Carpenter W. W., Humboldt Hotel
Caughie John A., 536 SjNteenth
Chalgneau V. A., 514 Kearny
Chalm -rs Wm. J. P., 429 Minna
Chase Albert, 6.52 Market
Chatman W. L., 746 Howard
Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard
Chipman M. M., 404 Turk
Chismore George, 920 Market
Clark E Iward S., 16 Gearv
Clarke J. J., 238 Kearny
Cleveland Charles D.,604 Leavenwortl
Clinton Charles A., 30 Phelan Bldg
Connolly Thomas E.. 168 Ninth
Cohn David, 1404 Sutter
Golan Wm. E., 16 Oak
Cole R. Beverly, 723 Sutter
Connollv Thomas E., 168 Ninth
Cook Archer S., 224 Post
Cook Channing H.. NW cor Slxteentl
and Valencia
Cook Fernando C, 106 Eddy
Corbett Samuel J., 402 O'Farrell
Currier C. B. (h'.mcfopathic) 921 Gear;
Currv A. L., 765 Market
Curtis R. H., 931 Post
Gushing Clinton, 6H6S'itter
D'Ancona A. A., 1408 Howard
Damkroeger Henry (resident) Hahne
man Hospital, 312 Page
Davies William H.,25>^ Halght
Davis George E. (homoeopathic) 52
Sutter
Davis George W., 433 (Jeary
Deane C. T., 1003 Sutter
Denne C. W.. 615 Sansome
DpDerkv F. F., 723 Maket
Delmont F., 813 Jackson
Dennis Frank H.. 321 Sutter
Dp Vecchi Paolo, 700 Broadway
D'Evelyn F. W., 12.55 California
Devening Henry C, 439 Third
Dewev Willis A., 834 Sutter
De Witt T. Bjron. NW cor Butte (
Ken tuck v
Dickson A. T., 1707 Turk
Dodel X., 1315 Howard
Doiige Henrv W., 217 Geary
Oodge Horace T., 36 Geary
Donnellv Edward, 832 Howard
Doru G. W.,607 Polk
Dorr Levi L., 14 Phelan Bldg
Douglass Will am A.. 809 O'FarreU
Dresel Gustav, 509 Kearny
MTIOMLFirelns. Co. ofHartM
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Man.-il
WM. SE2T0N, Asst Man; J
BANCROFT COMPANY U.TKfTVrMIU.ER piANO
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Dtinbar John K., 448 Sixth
Dniican .1., 2:< Kt-arnv
Pu I'y Jean G. .2121 Mason
Eaton , lames M., 121 I'ust
Eckel John N.. :J24 r.eary
E-lni'intls M. E.. :m Sutler
EhrcnberK A. T., 22.5 Orant Av
Bhreiib.TK T.,oor Grant Av ami Suiter
Eldenmuller W. C. 1.347 I'l.well
Ellin wood Charles N., 715 Clay
Ellis A. T.,ll(>4 Market
EnrlKht Charles M., B59 Clay
Evans Muses, 41 Eleventh
Faniuni C. E., 6T2 Mission
Faulkner Henry W., i)Ofi Market
Fuvur KInibal.Sll Market
FICHTNER GUSTAVE, 101
(irant Av
Ferrer Henry, 16 Geary
Fisher I,. W., 1 Fifth
Flske Henrv M., 24-26 Phelan BUlg
Fitch (Jeortre L.,.a O'Farrll
Fltzizlbbon Gerald H., 860 Mission
FluorJ I'hIllp H., 433 Larkin
Fli'tii Johnll. (ho1haopathlc)402 Kear
Foster N. P.,116 Tavlcr
Forlies (Jharles F., 10!) Eighth
Ford .\. E., 281.5 Bush
Forden W. B., 765 Market
Foster N. P.,H6Tavl()r
Futterlll M. J.,.<5t. Mary's Hospital
Fouchv A. I).. 5(M Filbert
Foulkes J. F., 217 Geary
Eraser E. J. (homieopathlc) 112 Kearny
French H. C. (homa?opathlc) 114 Gearj
FrisbleE. G., 2135 Bush
Frltsch H., 317 Bush
Frost James, 1 Fifth
Fuller Geo. W., 2306 California
Gale H. A.. 60* Geary
Gallasher Frank, 930 Market
Oallwev John, 6-59 Clav
Car wood William T., 514 Keamv
Gates Frank H., 722 Montgomery
<5eoT-e K. W. T.,6SI Mission
GERE GEORGE G.
IfZ Grant Av
Gerlach George, 1313 fJolden Gate Av
Gerry S. Russell, 645 Washington
Oiblion J. F.,707 Ciimmerclal
GIBBONS HENRY JR., fl20 Polk
Gibson John W., 612 Hyde
Gilbert Francis D., 1247 Market
Gla/e George I., 2402 Mission
Gonzalez Mariano F^. 310 Stockton
Grant Thomas B., 407 Noe
ORETH GUSTAVE A., mas-
sage, Swe<llsh movements, ortho-
piidlc gymnasium and school of
physical culture, instructions
given, 104 Stockton
Grimm Charles H., 1148 Sutter
Grlndley Thomas R., S}4 Golden Gate
Haas Julius, 14 Grant Av
Ha:rer Henry, 426 O'Farrell
Haggin Joseph B., 235 Kearny
Haines N. J., 226 Fifth
Halev Charles S., 24 I'ost
Hail Richard B., 119 Twenty-sixth
Hall Samuel H., 426 Kearny
Hamlin Norman S., 1417 Geary
Hainmel W. A.. 1.304 Kolsom
Hanson George F., 759 Valencia
Harkness H. W.. SW cor California
and Dupont
Harmon Louis, 313 Halght
Harris Ellas B.. 814 Nineteenth
Harris Frederick W.,759 Market
Hnrt Henrv H., 929 Howard
Hartley John D., 129 O'Farrell
Hartley J. W. F., 106 Plielan Bldg
Hartwood C. H., 802 Jones
Har-tlngs John, 1001 Pine
Havne Arthur P., .5.33 Kearny
H-aly John H., 850 Market
Heinimann John M., 802 Montgomery
Heiiiimann Michael, 802 Montgomery
Henderson Geo. 1)., 1027 Market
Herrick Stephen S., 2408 Folsom
Hcrzstein M., .323 .Sutler
H^'wston George, 1132 Sutter
Heerdlnk .John W., 126 O'Farrell
Filler D. A. (homa'opathlc) 1011 Sutter
HiUer Frederick Jr. aiomieopathlc) 101
(Jrani Av
Hinkle Henry C, 319 Bnsh
Hlnklc John M., 819 Bunh
Hirsctifel.ler Joseph > >.. 429 Oe«ry
lloag human »., .f .ximi, '
Hodgdon Waller II. A. ,r.>7 (ituj
HolMetter B,, :rj.5 (;..„rv '
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jlunV'KnM^rick',':,^:;:,;:.:;^'" \l
Hundottoll.,71«l|.,w,M *'
Hunler tJecrte /.. 16 Grant A» ' M
Ijuse Frederl. k J..2006 PaclOc Av I M
Hutchlns C. B., 617 Hxmh Ji
James David II.. 14 Oak | y.
Jcnks George H. (homtropathlc) CI j >i,
Jewell j. G.. NE cor Stockton and *'
Chestnut | >(,
Johnson Henrv, iigstorkton St.
Johnson K. P.. 224 K.arny I \\
Johnston W. I).. 514 Keamv I'm
Johnston William II.. 514 K'earnv I m
Jones William, 1.55 New Mouigotnerr M
Jordan & Co., 211 Gearv v,
JoBselyn Joseph H., 226 Slitter , M
J lyce Patrick B.. Tenne-mee nr Solano Si
Kahn A., 920 Market y\
Kahn.^l. S., 14 Grant Av
Kane Franclc B., 4« < I'Karrell
Keane George B.,619 Green
Kearney P. A.. 501 Folsom
Keeney J.W. 14 Cram Av
Kelier E. S., W s Noe nr Twentv-flfth
Kelly Edward, W s Noe, nr Jersey
Kenyon Curtis G., 664 Mission
Kerr William W., 522 Sutler
Klenborts Daniel, 1602 Howard
Kllbourn Harvev B.,61 .^Jecond
Kirchh'ilTer F., German llosrltal
Kirkpatrick Cliarles A., 9J0 .Market
Kllpstein Mathilda ilrs., mi'.. BMler
Kieineberg Chris.. 19 St. Ann's Bldg'
Kreui7.mann Henry, 728 Suiter
Kunkler John E.. 514 Kearny
LaBrle Godfrol, lOHMlss'on
Lagan John, 101 Van Ness Av
Lamliert Bernard, 218 Kleventh
I.aniborf Frank, in i n'Knrrell
LANK LEVI ('.,(i.-,2 Mission
Lawlor William M.. :iJ<! Ceary
Ledvard William K. i iiomueopathlc)
Nucleus Hotel
Lee B-nJamln, 400 G-arv
LeFevre J. P., 14 (irant Av
l,effler John, 1142 Howard
Leonard Al nih I' r T. TJ Phelan Bldg
Le Toiirri.nx it ■'< <- .I..22 Geary
Levinu-tnii M;i:. , :;: i ,.-iiry
Lewiti Will am I;., '.i - l,ai,'una
Llcliau Krii>l.7:;; i, aiv
Lillenthal James K., VM Van Ness A v
Llllentbal Samuel, 1316 Van Nesii Av
Logan M.Hill, lOI Cram Av
LoncS"olv F..14 Grnul Av
Lonigo i.ii;J > ., UJ". Diipont
Lord Franklin K.,2:!5 Kearny
Lorvea A. M., 218 I'ost
Lovelace A. S., .'no Stockton
Lowrv E. M., 2i5 (Jearv
LustlgD. I).. 6 Turk
Lux F. W., 703 Market
Maas Philip. 116 (irai.t Av |
Macbeth liobert S. , .523 Kearny
MackiiitoKli |{..i)ert, 1208 Mission
JIacLean I).,:«0 Sutler
MacLfunan ,l..|in P.. 1410 Octavla 1
Mailili David, 102 Stockton I
Malech Gustave II., .521 Van Ness Av
Malech Herman F., 1716 Klllinoro '
Mann Frederick P., 2217 Wcb.tcr |
Marshall B., 924 Sutter
Mai t.n A. ..333 Geary
MARTINACHE NARCIHSK
J.. 5'... Kearny
Marfineaut K. D., (W Washlneton i
Ma-on Joseph H., 10.53 Market
Matthews .lohn .M.. !i09 Twenty-thlnl |
MntlnerE. H.. 34 Fell ,
McAllister William F.. 47 Merchanta
KxihanKe „ .
Mcf'arrhv Wm. P.. 1030 MiMlon
McCash C. A., lO'jn Market |
McCliire A.T.,2fl Franlilln
McDermolt W. I'., 1242 Valencia
MrDniiald .lames A. J . '"-''',5,„\'»'''"''
Mrl)..nald Jonathan F.rtiH ■■'"'',,
MciJ'ivernriiarieHC., 17 I'Ip-Isu III li;
Miii .vern Charles J.. 17 I'helan II U
McLamthlin M s A., NW cor Rail-
road A valid Doniln'.ca '
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO, OF BROOKLYN. ^- «' ^Yo^^SYr^r^f^^s't
street.
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KodKerR Lee O., 920 Market
iloeder J. A. C, cor Filbert and Mason
Rogers Henry I)., 410 Kearny
RoRers Nathan, 703 Market
Kosenstlrn Julius, 932 Sutter
Rosenthal Charles H., 1142 McAllister
Rottanzl Antonio, 301 Third
Rowell Charles, 426 Kearnv
RuKg Sumner P., 118'^ Fulton
PalfieldC. P., 21fi Kearny
Salomon Max, 1420 Post
Samuels W. R. G., 71!) Market
Sanders Puke, 8 Slontiiomery Av
Sanders Harry S., 1921 Geary
Sauford .lason L., 12fi Kearny
Sawyer Albert F., 302 Stockton
SAWYER H. C, 1320 Market,
opp OM Fellows' Bldg
Schleslngor Gustav, 15 Murphv Bldg
SCHnilTZ JOHN P., 1032
Market
Schmorl Frederirk, 729 O'Farrell
SchoU A. L., NE cor Mission and
Nineteenth
Scott Arthur W., 1020 Clay
Seeley Charles M., 809 Leavenworth
Shsfter James C, 817 Mission
Shapiro Lazarns, 1205 Market
Sharkey James M., 634 Washington
Sherman Harrv M., 920 Market
Shipley R. K., 930 Market
Shorb J. Campbell, 228 Post
SUva Fernando, 618 Filbert
Simon Jules A.. 323 Geary
Simpson James, 234 Post
Smipson "W . P., 234 Post
Smilie Klton R., 17 Seventh
Smith E. D. (homa?opathlc)569Stev
SMITH BARLOW J. (hygienic) 1513
Buchanan
Smith Sidney H., 623 Howard
Sobev Arthur L.. 810 Twentieth
Soboslay Julius, 1001 Market
Soper Joseph H., 402 Castro
Soule A. G., 325 Larkin
Sprasue William P., 502 Taylor
Stallard Joshua H., 632 Sutter
Starabaugh Solomon, 640 Clay
Stansbury David J.. 305 Scott
Stanton James I., 634 ashington
Steele Charles H., 2322 Mission
Stevens J. J., 36 Geary
Stlllman Stanlev, 1898 Broadway
Stivers Charles A., 6U Washington
Stoddart A. C, 400 Geary
Storror Edward, 400 Golden Gate Av
Stout Arthur B., 729 Montgomery
Strassman Max, 916 Post
Strong C. G., 21 Third
Sturman Benjamin. 841 Market
Sullivan James F., 1105 Van Ness Av
Sullivan W. H., 205 Third
Swan Benjamin R., 310 Stockton
Sweetland William P., SE cor Hayes
and Gough
Swifts. B.,2U9 Taylor
Szarvash Samuel T.. SW cor Filbert
and Montgomery Av
Taylor Horat-o, 327 Montgomery At
Taylor William E.,215 Geary
Terrlll George M., 400 Stockton
Thayer 0. V., 218 Post
Thiele Emile, 1643 Missian
Thomas J. W. Rev., 918 Howard
Thiailklll W. Oscar, 8 Mason
Tlbblts Stephen M., 931 Howard
TIemev Edmund P., 14 'i Mont At
Tighe kellv, 422 McAllister
Tlsdale Charles L., 427 Sutter
Titus Isaac S., 37-39 Phelan Building
Todd v. B., cor Tenerlffe and Railroad
Av
Toland Charles 6., 7 Montgomery At
Townsend John, 1001 Sutter
Trenkle Emil, 318 Kearny
Urban K., 8 Mason
Van Denbergh John P. P., 519 Sixth
Van Male J. J., 101 Grant At
Vanderbeck C. C, 405 Eddy
Vlgoureux W., 481 Jessie
Von Buhlow Frederick, 1.513 Mission
Von Gardanowsky Emil. 59 St. Ann's
BMg
Von Hofmann Charles, 1006 Sutter
Von Watel, ]6fi Perry
Wadsworth Charles C, 606 Sutter
Wagner Henrv L., 209 Grant Av
Wagner John, 2025 Mission
Walliser Carl, 632 Hayes
Wanzer L. M. F.. 205 Tavlor
Warburton Jnmes P.,30St. Ann's Bldg
Ward James W., 335 Geary
Webb James P., 1023'4 Mission
Wefelsbuig A. B.,823illsslon
Werder Max (hnnKjenpatlilci 217 Geary
Westerberg Frederick, 205 Third
Whitney James D., 209 Kearny
AVhlttellA. P., 2.35 Post
Whitwell Wllllani S., 3.30 Sutter
WIchman F., 19 Glen Park At
Wigand Theodore, 1642 I'olk
Wllhelm August, 33 Kearny
Wlllard E. L., 523 Kearny
Williams George, 419 Minna
Williams James B., 759 Market
Williams R. E., 123 Stockton
AVilllams William W., 102 Fifth
AVilliamcon John M., 142 Seventh
Wllmshurst John, Abbottsford House
Wlllsnn Job D.. 2306 California
Wlbon Fra-nk J., 711 Pine
Wilson Matthew T., 1295 Taylor
Wilson William, 655 Howard
Windele Edwin, 30 Post
Winterberg Wolrad, 602 Sutter
WoodrufT Marcus. 2624 California
Woostor David, 746 Mission
Worth Sidney (homceopathlc)426Sutter
Wright H. B., .3:« O'Farrell
Wright John W. H., 850 Market
Young J. C, 226 Sutter
Young S. A. D., 40 Everett
DR. BARLOW J. SMITH'S
HydroDatliic aBd Phrenological
INSTITUTE.
DR. SMITH'S CALORIC VITA OIL.
Laboratorv and Residence:
1513 Bactaanan .«itreet.
S. E. cor. Genrv, - San Francisco.
CALORIC VITA OIL for sale by all
wholesale and retail druggists, at 50
cents and $1 a bottle.
Reld C. L. Mrs., 479 Jessie
Roberts Emma M. BIrs., 1621,'^ Powell
Sage Fidelia Mrs., 202 Stockton
Sargent Elizabeth R. C, 607 Sutter
Thomas Annie Mme.. 2-t Kearny
White S. C. Mrs.. 1311 Cnlon
Wllklns F. B. Mrs., 427 Sutter
Woods W. E. J. Mrs., 1.529 California
Ph.TBlcianH' Klectro • 9f edl-
cal BuilerleM and Nup-
plieM.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., .35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market 'l
ELECTRICAL SUPPIiY
CO. , 328 Bush
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
CALIFORNIA
ELECTfilCALPBKS,
35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Pbr •icians -Electro-Mar-
netlc.
Belghle N. Mrs., cor Market and Jones
Belclere Josle Mrs.. 6:^7 Post
Briggs W. F. E^ 681 Mission
Cole W. B., 17 Fourth
Cook F. C, 106 Eddy
Critter Ammi. 1020 Market
Delphie Sarah, 35 Sixth
Dunlap Ann'e W , 822 Mission
FISH L. W. Mrs., 1 Fifth
Eraser E. S. Mrs., 610 Mason
French Marv Mrs.. 112 i I'Farrell
GRBTH GUST AVE A., mas-
sage, Swedish movements, ortho-
paedic gymnasium and school of
physical culture, instructions giv-
en. 104 Stockton
Haley James H., 1023 Market
Hutchinson George, 1057 !i Folsom
James M. J. Mrs., 841 Market
McSparren Archibald, 144 Eddy
Tavlor H. H., 106S MarKet
Thomas F., 1055 Market
Wakeling L. T. Mrs., 850 Market
Phy«icians-Female.
Apers Matilda Mrs., SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Treat Av
Appy Harriet Mrs., 631 Sutter
Ballard Laura A. Mrs. (homoeopathic)
205 Powell
Belghle N. Mrs., cor Market and Jones
Booth S. Anna, 191 Hyde
Brown Charlotte B., 427 Geary
Brown Henrietta. 418 Hayes
CookC. A. Mrs.,224 Post
Corbett Elizabeth J. Mr8.,402 0'F»rreU
Edmonds J. Mrs., 330 Sutter
Field E.R.Mrs., 422 Geary
Gleason A. M. Mrs., 307 Mason '
Hagenow Louisa Mrs., 19 Twelfth
Howard Kate I., 334 O'Farrell
Howard R. A. Mrs., 334 O'FarreU
Kellogg L. J. Miss, 43 Sixth
Kllpstein Matilda Mrs., 1315^ Ridley
Lafontaine Emma C, 62o Merchant
Lawson Emille Mrs., 23 Powell
Lowry Agnes Miss, fi07 Sutter
Lowry Isabel Miss, 607 Sutter
Martin Mary A. Mrs., 342 Third
Merritt George W. Mrs., 530 Sutter
Moody Mary W. ]\Irs., 944 Valencia
Morrosco von Langau C. Mrs.,lii45Mis
Nelson Emma M., 53 Silver
Park Theorilda C. Miss, 2759 Mission
Piano Forte Importers.
Antisell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
BADGER W. G., 13-17 Post
Bancroft A. L. A Co., 132 Post
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
BOWERS J. T. & SON (Con-
nor and Callenberg & Vaughn) 719
Market
Califonla Piano Manufacturing Co.
26 New Montgomery
CURTAZ BENJ. & SON
20 O'Farrell
Eaton Charles S., 735 Market
Gray Matthias Co., 206 J'ost
Hornung C. C., 917 Mission
Jacobson & Latzer, 113 Phelan Bldg
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
MAUVAIS ZENO, 749 Market
Mauzy Byron, 308 Post
Neumann Adidph, 82 Ninth
Schniitz Joseph & Co., 1439 Market
Sherman , Clay & Co. , 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. * Co., 723 Market
Wells George F., 1360 Market
Piano Forte Makers.
Antisell T. M. Piano Co., 1101 Market
Bowers .1. T. & Son, 719 Market
California Piano MnfgCo.,SE cor Four'
teenth and Market
Conrad Andrew, 17 Clinton Park
Curtaz Bei;). A Son, 20 O'FarreU
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Enslnger Charles H., 20 Page
Fay Robert, 1729 Mission
GAXIGHER JOSEPH E., 907
Mission
Gram T., 344 McAllister
Hemme <t Long, 1643 Polk
HORNUNG CONRAD C, 91T
Mission
Lubbe Theodore, 837 Mission
Marx Charles, 132 Ninth
Pierce W. S.. 26 New Montgomery
Rudolf G. & Co.. 108 Vlcksburg
Schmltz J. B '1 h <fc Co., 1139 Market
Sherman, Clav <fe Co., 139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. * Co., 723 Market
Statham W., 765 Mission
Tillman Henry, 637 Valencia
Piano String Makers.
cor Fourteent
Pierce Wnlter S.,
and Market
Wagner Peter A., 147 Beale
DIXON. BORGESON & CO
M anuTacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 MarM St.
5^N^T?N sT.l Protars of ECLIPSE CHAIPA6HE
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Pieklea— Maniirnvdirem.
3ode, Elfelt & Co., 314 WashltiKtoii
Srzgraliertt ('-<'., 108 Cal.f<irnla Market
"Ish'T Alible Mr8.,corTwenly-6eveuth
and Sanchez
isher I'ai-klnp Co., 50?) Conitnerclal
?raiik I'hlllp, 101 Cedar Av
ilnt-MurM- Cannliii,' Co., NW cor
limailway and Sansome
Lioelller ,lohn, 426 Filth
south End I'lckle Works, 718
ryiint
PACIHC VINKGAR AND PICKLE
l{KS.:e:! Front
Jrhniid' & Kretz, 119 Commerrlal
i^HKRWOODk SBERWOOD
(a-'onts CroHseA Ulackwell'i.)2l2-
I'H .Market and 15-17 I'Ine
^hrakkart Jacob, 718 Bryant
■(liver Helnian, fiO i Sansome
>outh End I'lckle Works, 426 Fifth
Summers John, 77 Brady
Walir Peter, 107 Sacramento
Pictare and liOokine-srlaM
Fmine Mauufaotureri*.
3ass T. J. A Co., U-K Ellis
ane A Parrl>li, ;iO Spear
BURKARDT MAX, 54.5 Wash-
tnxtnn
3ohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Davls Brothers. 419 Kearny, 1234 and
.18 Market
Dubernet Felix (velvet) 915 Mission
ran?. Louis, 800 Harrison
reenS. A Co., Ii2 Eddy
BUMP S. <Sc G., 581 Market
Haos-er George, 126 Montgomery Av
Hunt E. J., 1416 Polk
Kamher Frederick M., 1503 Market
Kreutzberger Max <i.,2510 Mission
Lewis .\braham, 1215 Stockton
Lewis Marks,673 Mission and 334 Sixth
Lippl Bros., 749 Market
Lof^tad Charles & Co., 1060 Howard
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Po^t
Noonan J. A Co., 931 Mission
Perrv S. A. A Co., 1346 Market
Rosenbaum Fr. IL & Co., 567 Slarket
Ruthrautt A. T., 427 Larkln
Sanborn, Vail A Co., 857 Market
3anta Ciara Molding Co., 770 Mission
schniJdt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Schiis^ler Brothers. 27 Grant Av and
716 Mission
<;ea^t"'lt A. & Co., 538 Sacramento
STEINEGGER ROBERTA.,
4.;9.MonrKoniery
WestlnC. A.,622Clay
Pictures and EneraTlne>-
Ash Alfred, 1007 McAllister
Bakpr A. & A.. 742 Mission
BAN'CROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Bash Samuel, 915 Market
ien, 1049 Market
BURKARDT MAX, 545 Wwh-
ini!tnn
ohen Herrman, 19 Grant At
nrrler Amos, 103 .Stockton
Doxev " illlam, 631 Market
Oradv Pavld,230 F<iurth
Green .s. A I'o.. 112 Eddy
SumnS. ftG.,581 Market
1111 Kobert ){., 608 Market
Hunt E. J., 1416 Polk
Lewis Abraham. 1215Stockton
Lewis Murks, *J4 Sixth and 673Mlsilon
LIppi Brothers, 749 Market
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post
Muntcr Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Noonan J. 4 C-.. 931 Mission
Perrv S. A. A Co., i:«4fi Market
Pollak Slcmund, 15.37 Mission
Onlrk Daniel J., 131 Fourth
&nb<jrii. Vail 4 Co.. 857 Market
Jchiihsier Brothers, 27 Grant At and
16 Mission
VIcker. W. K., 108 Grant Av
Pier BuilderH.
( an Bridge and Btiildlng Co., 22
, nllinrnla „ ^^
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
2i('iilifnnda „„
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Pit* Driver*.
(See aUo Bri-lqe lt<iil>lfr: <Um H'hnrf
K
Biiililer:) IM UJ
AMERICAN BRIDOK AND !'as,„ , , k H
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO. "•^- * ^ "■'"•■» *••"> U
McM;b,'!n"ir;l%.,M,2ni..ward ^*'"*'"^rVJZ'" ■"— V
SAN FR,\.\<Is<-0
CO., 42 Mark, t
Pillou nMniirnrturera.
(See also Bt'l-t atul HeiUling.)
McCabe Owen, s70 Mission
Westall Joseph, 764 Mission
(See retjxrclii c hexnU.)
Pipe— Newer.
Browell J., 727 MnnlL-onn-rT
N.CLARKStSONS.
GV 106 MARKET ST.yo
IGL'ADDING.McBEAN&CO.
1358 a 1360 MARKET ST.
LANK W. E., 5a5 Kearny
Plpen-Nmokinr.
(See aim Meenchaum Pipe*.)
Dabelsteln H.. 28!^ First
Elliott Charles J. (ninfr) 14't Dore
Feifienbaum A Co., 520-526 Market
Frohman S. & Co.. 3.35 Kearny
Medau John P.. 201 Montgomery
O'Dav John, 27,S Sixth
Son Brothers, 13 Sansome
Wagner Charles M. (mnfr) 315 Kearny
Plaitlns.
(See Plealina Manufacturer!.)
SCHILLER C. F.,
PlaniuK Knives— Manufa*-
tnrers.
PACIFIC SAW MANCFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Planins Mills.
BOLANDER L. PH., 118 Mission
California, Beane A Parrlsh, 30-32
Spear
ChaceH.L. B., 126M«ln
Enterprise Mill and BuildinK Co., D. A.
Macdonald president. 217 Spear
Excelsior, W. A. .Mc'.-k.t 6r>7 Bryant
FULDA BROTHERS, 30-40
Spear „
Hansen M. 4 A., (Paclflc) Berry nr
Sixth
Hardenburch I«aac, 134 Main
Hatch A Weston. 209-211 Mission
Kincald L. .s. A Son, 37-39 Main
Knorp A. F., 120 Main
Mechanics', Wells. Russell 4 Co.,SW
cor .Mission ami Fremont
Miller A Hamilton. 221 .Spear
Paclflc PlanInK Mill, S s fterry nr Sixth
San Francisco, John Coop, N i Bryant
nr Fifth „ ^ ,.
South Point, C. A. Hooper A < o.,
Berrv bet Third and Ihourth
SprinnerJason A '• ^' --' *^
afi'l Spear ,. . .
Stockton, A. Washburn, Berry U-l
Fourth and Fifth
Wiikle Andrew, SW cor MUnlon and
Fremont
HUl .tiarli
Pl«««#r ■Ills.
Golden Oau, Loraa 4 I'u . XU M.
Piaster Parts.
Uiarflel 1, BannUitr I Co.. MT •ras ■
Mu...... . . I. ,
Jennlii»:e F. .\. A ( .. tz Mluiao
O'Snldvin Daniel, x» Pim, nxm II
Tucker John. .'i06 Krsmr
Pialed Ware.
Rraverman L<iul> 4 i'» , lit Moot
Cu nran Tbuuiai !*. i Kuicrt 4 Bru*. IJB
Suiter
Davi, Bro(<..419 Keamr. 7I« aivl 134 I
Market
Davis Brolbem, Bergmano 4 ('n..l» W
Sultrr
DESMSToN K. <; ,tt3 Ml-too
HALL A. I. 4 S"S, i>i» Martri
Holroi-s, Booth A llav .Unc «M Ma/k><
Ko.-bl.r AuiT.iht. 1.1 Trli.it.
Lnrwn A \Ml-.ti. ■.•ni Keamt
LevlKjD Hrt.s.. I.M MHt#r
LINDVT.,: '• Tl.irJ
Merlden llrliianla r., . 1« .«<ill»r
I Mldllelown I'lBt- r... iMdJl»lo»n.
I PIIKI.I'^ A Mil, inc. 13.><.iti»f
! ROGKI<<>< Wll. I.IAN .MAMT
FACTlKINii CO.
Mark.-t
SHRKVK ur.n. ( . « <M .
Monlk-oiN.'r%
SIMONS PKTKR H.* SOXli,
.STRAin'i: JACOB A o»..:i5 Man
Straus J. 4 Co.. NK cr ttollrrr
Vand.'r'llrr W K k f.... 1*1 -oil»
WU.I.. A FINCK. "l-' Mark.
SKor Mistlon
Pit
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Bibera aad Uas rttters. bj
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HK^V'*!!*" M. ». * «.
.MISsKs, 4 . ■ Hutirr
Stockniaiiii Aiifc-ii»i. ^X: T»li«n.«
Piaa
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L Ph. BOLANDER.
?\mi aui Tnniins Mill,
Manofn'inier (,rii n and Mriivv i •'-
riersof Kv.T% DeMrlpH-o.
118 Mission Street,
San Francisco.
ALNIER & REY {TYPE, PRESSES ; !;;■•■ ii^vilr...
83
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STF
»OL.K A«liNT FOR I'ACIFIO C.OAI
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Canllidtl H. K..510 Brvniit
ClinU .Insi'pli \V.,:il2Tlirk
(•l«rk Tuoiims * s,,ns, till McAllister
C'liiu' \\lll;«ni,i;iOI KIlliiKiro
(\H>\i K^m•^t,;^■2f^:tMl^^iUln
l"(.nM- 'riiniuiiK, 204 I'acitlc
('>.s/iuv.' .Iiilm T.. 1S28 Market
CoMioit MiilliP, 106 Clay
nalL;.lc.linK.,22(i Kills
Cn.sthwHilo Mlihnol H.,2124 Fillmore
Cnlli'v .I.iliii r.,2-1 Seventh
l)iill \Vininin,2ll Third
rmiifl WiUiuin L..234 PoRt
]>jivki Au;,'iit.t, 1103 Stockton
Pay Thomas & Co. (Ltmltea) 222 Sutter
Pehne & I'gOL'tz. 43:i Bush
l)e Lano & De Gear, 9 Spear
Demers & Klsner, 302,'-^ Fourth and
1650 Polk
Podge Henry W., 1030 Sutter
Pownes Charles. 41 Second
Pulley Brotliers, 122 Sutter
Pun( an John M., 1136 Mission
Enrlj^ht* Co.. 33 Sutter
Krnst Henr\ , 634 Uroaitwav
Fab' e Jules C. 618 California
y.-rd Brother.-, 608 Larkin
Flood P. J., 1H06 Fillmore
Fcrsvtli ■WlUlain C..10S Golden Gate Av
FRITZ «& KEAN, 423 Geary
IJrlen
Bilon
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,51
7 Geary
40P. Muntcomery
ickslK
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osco
1(17 Fillmore
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1 1
.' II.'I
i:ao Market
Telephone No. 2363.
FRITZ & KEAN
PLUMBING,
Gag and Steam Fitting,
423 GEARY STREET,
Bet Mason and Taylor, San Francisco.
A Complete Line of Sanitary Goods
In worklnt; order on exhibition. Re-
pairing promptly attended to and war-
OQ
Freeman & AVrin, 326 Third
Gallavher Charles J.. 208 Ninth
Gainford Thomas, 4 Golden Gate Av
Goger Charles, 221 Grant Av
GRAY JOHN T,
3:10 SuUer
Grlf wold CordlUa F., 3240 Mission
r.roft'.nnnn C. P., 208 Twpnty-fourth
Gromm Joseph P., 1013 Valencia
Hascnmev er & Henz, 311 Mont Av
HarrlKfTi Br. thers, 1612 Leavenworth
H irritan Michael J., 3(0 (Jeary
Harvev C. P. 30 New Montgomery
HEALY TIMOTHY J.. 532 Bush
Hubro William P., 728 Washington
Hnfsclimldt L. & Bro.. 637 Clay
Ii kelheimer Samuel & Bro., 426 Geary
Ir.lan &Sewcll, 334 '4 Sutter
John-ton James. 927K Folsom
Jones William H., 502 Ellis
I KaiieM J., 238 Sixth
Keei;an James, 903 Stockton
Kennev George G., 1406 Geary
Koch Frederick, lOR:^ Howard
! KrausEdniond, 145 Third
L ick H»nrv, 1625 Fillmore
LanH.I .hn H., 114 Ellis
I^AKE W.n. K.. 505 Kearny
Las^well M. P.. 765 Mission
Linehan James H., 1127 Sutter
Luwell A. J.,243iMissinn
Lo^rl - J. hn. 225 Golden Gate Av
LTSCH TIMOTHY, ..0
Howard
Lyons John, 510 Post
Lynns & Pallaiuore. 1528 Polk
Ma; li.np Joseph M., 20fi Stevenson
MANDERS & IREDALE, 952
Mission
Manning T. M., 810 Battery
Biarks Isaac, 106 Turk
Maver Joseph, 765 Howard
McCarthy Charles P.. 121!t Fillmore
McOloskev James, 702 Turk
M(Corni ck John F.,3]3i^ Sutter
McTntvre William, 242 Sutter
McKeown Thomas. 515}^ Sixth
McKewen Peter, 41 Eddy
Meehan Charles, 652 Sacramento
Mocker & Newmark. 327 Turk
Monaghan Thomas H.. 1432 California
Murtha William 0., 1417 Buchanan
Nniian & Gordon. 113 Fourth
U'Bilen Panlel, 905 Mission
Pluck i':.,5i() liiisi.
Platz Ivlwnrcl, ISIH Devlsadcro
I'otthoir W. S., 131)!) Mission
I'owei s P. J ., Js K cor Clay and Fillmore
Prag Martin, 215 Clay
QuU'g James, 803 Howard
Quiz Louis, NE cor Eighteenth and
Valenda
Ralsch Frederick, 1525 Howard
Ueardon John J., 1000 Washington
Kehn Charles, 214 Sixteenth
Kelnegcr Charles, 1435 Bush
Ribolso <fe Cavaguaio, 440 Broadway
Rice Richard, 107 Geary
Roane Robert H., 1624 Howard
Ross Thomas, 316 Bosh
Ruddock Andrew J., 833'.^ Sutter
Rustemeyer William J., 2:133 Mission
Rynell John. 1307 Buchanan
Schaefer & Greninger, 442 Fourth
Schuck Charles L. 134 First
Schuppert A. L., 1206 Pacific
Schuster Brothers & Co., 306 Sutter and
130 Third
Schwartz Albert, 400 Minna
Shepard Brothers. 526 California
Snook G. & E., 630 Sacramento
Snook Wm. S. & Son, 554 Clay
Sweeney Morgan M., 2514 Mission
•Sweeney & Kearns,623 California
Vance Robert A., 623 Geary
Verrue Ernest J., 102 O'Farrell
Ward Patrick F. & Co., 1715 Market
Waters Patrick T., 922 Larkln
Weekes W. J. J.. 1528 Stockton
Weismann Louis Jr., 821 PaclHc
Welch Joseph P., 1133 Fillmore
Wempe H. L., 1041 Mission
Wild & Spear. 14 Steuart
Williamson Henry, 327 Sutter
Wilson Edward V., 1508 Dctavla
DA V THOMAS & CO. (Limited;
222 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN
UAYDEN CO., 17-19 Beale
Holl)C(j(ik, Merrill & Stetson, 225-23!
Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. <fe CO., 309-317'
Market ,i
Savage. Son <& Co. (Empire Foundry)
135 Fremont
SNOW RoLANP W..39-4iStevensoi
TAY GEORGE H. Si Co., 61
R18 Bnttery
WOODIN «Ss LITTIiE, 509 Mai
ket
W. R. ALLEN". *"*
IRON PIPE,
Plumbers' Goods, Brass Cocks,
COPPER BOILERS,
BATH TUBS. PUMPS, ETOI^RJ
414 Market Street.
WILSON WILLIAM F„
Stockton
Wolfe Edward, 634 Geary
Wolff' Marcus, 15 ) Ninth
Zimmer John, 2546 Folsom
a04
T. J. HEALY,
Plumber, Gas Sl Steam Fitter
Gas Fixtures, Plumbing Materials,
Iron Pipe, Etc. (Jhanileliers and
Statuary Rebronzed in the
Latest Style.
532 BUSH ST., near Stockton, S. F
Jobbing promptly attended to. Al
work warrante'i.
R. W. SNOW,
Dealer In
OBOIST :r»n»i
Plumbeks' and Gas Fittebs'
Stock and Tools.
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, Etc^
39-45 !STEVEI«&J«>jr.
WOODIN & LIT'^l'LE,
509 and 511 Market St.
Plumbers' Goods, Brass Goods, Pumt)8]
Pipe, etc.
WM. E. LANE,
Plmto aM das Fitter
505 Kearny St., cop- California.
Buildings fitted up with Gas and Water
Pipes, Water Closets, Basins, Sinks,
Boilers, Bath Tubs, Sewer Traps,
Wash Tiays, Faticets, Showers,
Tanks, Sanitary Articles, etc.
My motto is to do the work well.
e£S- Country PlumbinK and Drainage
*^ a Specialty.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone, 315.
Polish.
Anderson & Tallon (stove) 12 Market i
Coburn C. W. & Co. (sapolio) 6 Batters
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Yates & Co., 103 Front
Polisliers— Wood.
FRASER JOHN P., 317 Sutter L;
Keefe John H. , 317 Sutter f"
Pork Packers.
(See Provision I'dcken:)
Potteries.
Albion (Antloch, Cal.) Andorson &
Tallon agents, 12-14 Market
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co.,
W. E. Stevens ayeut, NE cor Mar-
ket and Larkin
PRACTICAL
PLUMBER «& GASFITTER,
510 Post St., bet Mason & Taylor,
res 311 Linden A v. bet Gough & Octav;a
Plumbers' Materials.
ALLEN W. R.,414 Market
Arnold & Co., 40 California
Austin & Phelps, 220 Mission
Cosgrove John T., 1828 Market
N.GLAHK8tS0NS.II
GY I06:MARKET ST.yo
^l^DlfSiiltli
fkB.2<22 EtEHTH STiiEET
528-530 Mar- j
Poultry and Game.
Analus John P., U Par. Fruit Market
Armknecht Louis, 7fi Centre Market
Balilocchl F. & Co., 1702 Leavenworth
Beaven Pavid B., 36 Mission Mkt
Bellriide Jacob M., SK cor Precita and
Washington Ave, B. H
BENTOS C. L. & CO., cT
California Market
Blecher William. N s Hale nr Everett
Buisson Francif , 8 Pacltic Fruit IMarket
Brudy Frances, Nebraska nr El Porado
THE LM lire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, S4, 712, 747
GEO. D. DORNIN. IVIanagc
WM, SEXTON, Asst. Managai
^T^i^T^ErariNG FROM NEW m%
1397
PRI
iThaiik A. K, IS-SS Centre Market
lltfux John B., Berlin nr liiirruws
mipiiptio €& TaranliiHi.T Clay St. Mkt
iliiiellv Tlionius, 7-11 S. F. Mnrkel
IX riiarles, 81-82 Calllomla Market
w\ or \V. H. & C.).. -.'4 Huv Citv Mkt
Hows Itavid A., E s Lyon nr Filbert
Msii.ne C. ife Son., Grand WeBtcru
Market
3SS .^1. & Co., 513 WashlnRton
.s Martin, cor Marlpot^a and Ind
arris F.\V.,32 Grand Central JIarket
arris Herman, Grand Western Mkt I
ixsoii H. B. & Co., 48-49 Washington
Market
lxs..n H. B. & Co.. in Bay City Market
iilirr K., cor Edlnbiir(:h and Naples
ettle William, 4-20 Hayes
IDB Martin, 422 Clav
urilcau John P., 15 S. F. Market
jmolne & Plchon, 78 Calf.rnla Mkt
uDonnell P., 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket
cGuire John, 63-64 Centre Market
—e.ver .Joseph, 22 Centre Market
eyers Wm., Russia Av nr Mission
lller Bernard, 86 Centre Maiket
OSS Joseph J., 114 Seventh
nrphy Patrick, 74 Centre Market
Br.en & Spotorno, 3-4 Cal. Market
eltz George, Barl.n nr Burrows
elle Alexis. 84-85 California Market
ers MarKsret, cor Caroline and
Biitte
lotzcfe Kruse, 2.^5 Sixth
odesta & Torassa, 841-843 Pacific
berts Domlnick, 510 Sansome
;herer John G., 358 Third
!ltz Charles, William nr Henry
ilehley & Co., 242 Third
ack T., cor Silver Av and Merrill
oohev John, 341 Fourth
•ehser H. & Co., 9 Grand Western
Market
'olf (Jharles, Mission Road nr Six
Mile House
>owder 9Iannfactnrers nnd
Agents.
tlantic Dynamite Co., 30 California
iistin A Phelps. 220 Mis-ion
ANl)i>tANN, NIELSEN & CO., 30
California
alifornia Cap Co., 310 California
alHornia Powder Works, 2.30 Cal
alifornia Vlsorlt Powder Co., Ed. G.
Likens. 40 California
UPONT POWDER CO.,
Juhn Skinker actent, 2.58 Market
lANT POWDER CO., Bnmlniann,
N'ielsen & Co. agents, 30 California
raiiiti- Powder Co.,328 MontKomerv
;aid Powder Co., Austin & Phelps
a-ents, 220 Mission
cules Powder Works, 230 Cn\
lAFKTY NITBO POWDER
€<►., 4130 California
huiider Powder Co., 314 Montcomery
onite PowderCo.,214 California
Itah Powder Co., 4:«) California
Igorlt Powder Co. of Cal., Ed. G.
L'lkens, 40 California
VULCAN POW^DER CO.,
21.S California
Prcnerved FruIt.H.
lerrvessa Preserving Co., 230 Mont
loiimibus Packing Co.. 116 California
liitting Fruit Parking Co., 1!) Main
JiiitiMk' John T. Co., 23-25 California
luttlng Packing Co., lit Main
)eni!.ster<fe Keys (Eastern) 202 Market
loctjen Nicholas, E b Webster nr
McAllister
inj- -Morse Canning Co., NW cor
I?r -adwav and Sansome
)S Catos Fruit Parking Co., 116 Cal
ii-k A. cfe Co., 411 Wa-iiin;.'lon
lika.lo Krultand Rai in Co., 420 Mont
Ian .lose Fruit Pack ng (',»., W. H.
WriL'hi manager, 327 Ma'ti^rv
■.ctiflinmel Pack iig C .,23(^11 f..rnla
HKRWOOD fc SHERWOOD
(agnts Crosse & Black well's Jams
and mirmalades) 212-214 Market
anc 15-17 Pine
Prenseii— Bal i ngr.
lETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
11 Mission
PRICE .lACOB (San Le.ndro) cUr
otnee 410 Market
TRUMAN. HOOKER d( CO..
421 Market *
SAN LEANDRO MFG. CO .
TIio <»iil.'« ^Inniirarliirrra of
U»liitK l*r«-«m«>p. In Stta
Fr»iifl»co.
Office: 421 Market St.. B. F.
I*re*ine«i-lla.T.
RI(;E JACiiI! (San L.andro) city
otllce 410 Mark. •! ^
TRUMAN, HOOKER d{ CO..
421 Market
■>reaiM>H-IIi<lea.
-«:tna iron works, loa-
lllMlssiuu
UICE JACOB (San Leandro) city
olHce 410 .Marki-t
TRUMAN, HOOKERS CO..
421 .■\lttrket
JACOB PRICE,
Superintendent of
THE PKICK
HAY PRESS CO.
SAN LEANDRO. CAL.
Inventors anil Mamifaitiirers of
HURRICAXK, Ml IN \ ItCII. JITVIOR
MUNAilCII, I'KTALUMA
an.l EAiILE
HAY PRESSES.
Also Hide, Hop and Wool Pre.sses,
Seed Sowers, Hay Slackers, etc.
PRICE'S BEET SEED.NG MACHIHES,
forSowIng Beets. Turnips, (Jarrots,
etc., by Horsepower.
Residence, nmce and Factory
SAN LEANDUi). Cai..
Cit.T omce: 410 Market M(.
Use Telephone and send for Cataiogne.
rrrwu-m Wool.
.«TN\ lltUN WiiUKH.
ATI.IS IKON W.MIKS
TRi;.MA.\, HOOKKH A CO..
421 Munirt
Pr«-**r« WInr.
-«TXA im>\ UOKUH. ;>.
Ill Ml.. ■
ATL.AH IKl>\ WOltkH. ,.,
2ISMI>.l..n
Pan? Br.»., loi Ml-i i.
WcDMl UvurgF L.,af/ y
Printers B««lt ■«« j^k.
Alllwn J. (■.. *x: M..iii«..m rr
mo N 'company.
.WV cor tl«j- and Mate
>tiiin«<
PrenncK— Hop.
^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 213-
215 Missi..i,
PRICK .nciilt (San Li'ondn.) city
oHi.i-4mMarl;.'l
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO.,
421 Market
PreBucJi— Il.'» draullc.
ATIiAS IRON WORKS, 213-
215 Mission
PreniteM PrInHni.
^TXA IROX WORKS, 100-
111 Mission
ATLAS IROX WORKS, 211-
21.'i Mission
PAINTKU k (M . r.in Clay
PALMER .Si RKY, 405 Snnnome
TATUM & B iWK.N, ;m-:«1 Fremont
and 42;i ( :iay
Pre»«o»— Moap.
.«TNA IROX WORKS, 100
111 Mission
RobblnsF. A..221 Urst
Prowe"— Tlnnrr*.
.-ETNV IRON WORKS. 109-
ATLAs'lRON WORKS, 213-
215 Mission
RobblnsF. A.. 221 Hr
Prompt.
Accurate,
Reasonable.
THESE ARE BASIS FACTS AT
BacoD & Cmipiiy's,
BANCUOtT ( U. Till-;. Til
Market
B(irb<T Anthonv. ino M ntiromfrr At
"Barri J«ni.> M., tS» M..t,li..n.-ry
e-ooMitil KnL-r»vli.c an I PrniliMi C. .
*Bii)ifI''r'&''co,
401^0.1 Sanaiimr '
Bro«ti Le. A.i-'.pp r|. at- .'I* Huth
Broun \Mlllnni ('.. 4l'J.^w.'r•ot<>nluatM]
.'CUSansoni '
Bnui' |)on«l.l,.VWil«i
"BKIM.V ('■'..■. )-■
lln.liM.'ll W. \.,'ii-. M
■-~CALIK"1!MAI.\
M.. '-Mil I II i:
|..-rn|.'.' l:
I'nrk Av
Diei eiiir .cit Ur.>lh«r» A UwlM. WH
Mark.'l
I),,.l .■ MrMilirr-.TSf"
ii ifijirKKTV r y ' ■ ■ ■" ■' -•
nrrrov .ij im h i (H' '
ckCsTmvn'hjv"^
KIn-.-l.o, i;, \ ,t 1 ...
EVAXS J. J.. ♦'>■ ' -'f :"'•
K>«ti hr«nii II.MoM.rkri
'>K|sCIUU V \. Jt C • UOlUttofT
KI-i|IKUC|l\« NN MM«-'>
CIIA5. w. 7imzx
PRINTINS, STATIONERY.
FORE OS STAMPS
51.-, HI NH STKKKT.
W«.MIiw«n.l l'«tn W.T* ■ f'l-'WM.
f^\r\y X\w\sr'. '■-';'•■ rJl; '• ****•
CT)
CO
O
m
YPE FOUNDERSTPAlirR & REY. 405401 SANSOME ST.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN, has thk ,.akgest busine,
ANY AMERICAN COMPAl
PRI
1398
PEI
5^^^^$^^^^^^^^ TEliEPHOflE 330
Highest Award [Medal] at Mechanics Inst. Fair, 1887, for Fine Printing and Badges
*^ ^ U/altrer fi. Brupb ^
J^o. 518 CiiAY Street
Publish 0 eavpy in stock EmBliEmnTIC Cfll^DS foi« all Societies •/
CUHOIiESHIiE RfiD l^ETAIU
Bad(§e5, ■$!$• I^osettes, ►)!$• F{a(5(5ed-ed<5ir}<§, -j!?- etc.
ESTICQHTHS RJlO SACQPliES OF
pine Invitations, Ppogifams, Hlcnas, Souvenirs,
Badges, l^osettes, etc.
piJIJfJISHHD TO CliOBS AJID RESPOflSIBIiE PAl^TIES.
/^ Brapel?: 513 Bust? St. ^^^^^
*rEANCIS, VALENTINE & CO..
517 Clav and 512 Commercial
GoMstein & Co.. 326 Kearny
Goldsmith E. S. (copperplate) 26 Mont
Gooriman George L.. 207 Sansome
•GORDON CMRLES f,,
S^O Sansome
Griffiths & Sons, 10^5 Howard
Hall J. C. * Co., 34 CuUfornla
Hallwegen G.,40Tnrk
♦Henderson & Co., 419 Sacramento and
3-20 Sansonie
'"HTCKS & J UDD. 23 First
Hill Samuel. 1106 Mission
*Hlnton AV. M. & Co., 536 Clay
Hi'llls Alnnzo K.. 2222 Mission
*B0nGHT011&FI6EL
3'i California
i'HiiBhes Edward C, 511 Sansome
Jephson Joseph O., 739 Market
Kafka Bros., 935 Market
Keser Alfred, 1115 Market
Knarstou John H., 529 Washington
Lacaze M. V., 8 Montgomery Av
Lafontalne A. J., 625 Merchant
Langton William M., 628 Clay
Learv A. J., 404 Sansome
LEO J. H. & CO., 1001 Market
-FOR A
Neat, Cheap and Prompt
JOB OF FRffllNG,
GO TO
J. H. LEO & GO'S
Uptown Println? Office,
1001 Market St., cor Sxith.
Lponard E. H., 52 St. Ann's Bldg
LI(;K HENRY, 708 Montgomery
Lieb Charles W., 410 Kearny
»Mnrriutt Frederick, 80 • Market
MtCormick Brothers. 410 Sansome
Mongon B. H., 506 Commercial
*-Murdock C. A. & Co., 532 Clay
Miink R. & M., 805 Mission
NEVIN C. W. & CO., 532 Com-
mercial
Pastor Henry E., 712 Montgomery
Patterson Ruhert R.,42S Montgomery
-RAVELEY SAMlfEL AV.. 518 Clay
^'Richmond L. G. Mrs. & Son. 23 First
Roberts John W. & Co., 10 Post
ROSENTHAI. & ROESCH,
320 Sansome and 419 Sacramento
Rossi Stephen J., 423 Washington
San Francisco Printing and Adver-
tising Co., 528 Sacramento
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO-
GRAPHIC C0..25-:il Main
Sherman W. W., 804)4 Folsom
Shine Daniel J., 535 Clay
Sl^uere Bros. & Co., 601 California
Slatterv Michael J. (plate) 608 Market
=>SPALTLD1NG GEORGE & CO., 414
Clav
George Spanliliii£& Co.
PRINTERS,
414 CLAY ST.. BELOW SANSOME,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Received Bronze Medal at the 17th In-
dustrial Exhibition of the Mechanics'
Institute for best exhibit of Printing.
Velepbone 560.
Stanlev D. S. & Co., 543 Clay
•■■■Sterett B. F., 532 Clay
TavlorS. P. A Co., 416 Clay
^THOMAS P. J.,
505 Clay '
Tonini M. G. & Co., 72!) Montgomery
Terras V. A. & Co., 408 Sacramento
UPTON HKi IS., 429 Montgomery
VAIiliEAU ANDREW 1.., 534
Commercial
Watsoc L. J. 423 Clay
Weiss M., NE cor Sacramento anc
Leldesdorff
Wilcox Brothers, 5'>8 Cahfomla
'^Winterbnrn Jos. * Co., 417 Clay
WOOD GEORGE 31. & CO.
211 Sntter
Woodbridge A. F., 2017 Howard
'i^Woodward AV. A. & Co., 522 Californie
Baldwin, Cleason Co
61 Broadway, New York,
H.R. Williar <& Co., Agents
303 CALIFORNIA STREET
The Printing Office
OF
F. L, FISCHER & CO
HAS BEE.V REMOVED FROM
518 Sacramento Street,
TO
310-312 BATTERY ST.
Printers' iriaterials.
DORETY JOSEPH H. (agent
Jiihnsoii's Printing Ink and Geo.
Meiers' lithographic materials) 523
Commercial
Foreman A. & Son, 611 Merchant
Hanks M. AV. A Co. (hektograph)
Slerchants' Exchange
Hawks N. C, 320 Battery
PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome
Shattiick E. J. & Co.. 520 Commercial
TATUM *; BUAVEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 ('lay
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufacture! s of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 MarM S
RPAD HARASZTHY4C0.!
WAsmN^TON
PEI
Printers' Rollers.
»RR JAMES, 61B Commercial
hattiRk E. J. Jt Co., 520 Commercial
(Ste Merchants Produce.)
Provision Packers.
!.rnoM Benjamin E., SE cor Valencia
ami Tweiit.v-thlM
«alily Achille, 71 California Market
'ay„<<'''y ''a'-king & Provision Co.,
jristcl fJav Canning Co., .118 Front
(rown U. W. & Co., 513 Front
luuker K. ¥., 75 California Market
lurKiu Gustav, 26 Centre Market
luftcenhach Joseph. 493 Fourth
iishin J.O. A Co.. 117 Fifth and 321
Fiancisco
1399
!I:iWQcers Of FINE TABLE WINB
^\008terj. B.&oi)..21S Front
Publishers.
Arbelter Zeliuni; I'ub To a i„ii.
^a^"nT<^^{^-^'3aA,
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
IM .M
-I?
.'hl(a.:o Packing and Provision Co.,
lanss Jacob. *-4 Grand Western Mkt
ioliimbus Packing Co., l.>3 California
)auKsat L. P., 303 Montgomery \v
:hrnian M. & Co., KM Front
^)edecke Louis P., 1320 Dupont
roodwin Charles, 15 Centre Market
fume Geo. \V.. 405 Front
k«tz Frederick, 94-luO California Mkt
IcEroy.loseph,. 336 Tenth
Jerry, Faull & Co., 12.5 California
lu ler .fe Koenig, 16 California Marset
tad-r Konrad .56 Cmtre Market and
15 I 'aci He Fruit Market
{o8^bach Frank W., 513-521 Wash
toth, Blum & Co., 201 California
hranclsco Packing and Provision
Co.,ol7 Washmgton
chnetzler Louis, 21 Si.xth
onth San Francisco Packing and Pro-
^« °,S?-A'^R^^*°''a aiil Yazoo,
office 107 California
^11 Henrv, 51 Centre Market
"l?ruit^Ma*'rkeV^°"'^^' ^ ^""^'^-^
^"''•'>' C. E. A Co., 101 California
Vohlke & Stoer, 1-5 S. F. Market
Pro visions- Wliolesale.
(See also Grocers.)
jrigliam, Hoppe A Co., 12^131 Cal
JaKlle Bros., 200 Davis
'luff William & Co., 18-22 Front
iirti.s Warrpn P.. 2t;7 East
)E BERIVARDI & WEST-
PHAL, 2O4-20H Front
tellepiane & Co., 425-127 Batterv
>0»|;J;j:^SW£ENEY & C0T114-II6
Jhrniaii 51. A Co., 104-110 Front
vf u'"" ■''«*^"V 26-28 California
reita.'^ M. T. A Co., 32.i Front
:!?f ; '^'la'tn^H.* !■?■• 317-321 Front
•arvin & Co., .?i0 Washim-'ton
.elz Bros. A Co., 209-211 Market
laa^ Brother.^, 102 Cal forma
lalght Robert A Co., 22fi Front
fegler, Johnson A Co., 113 Front
looper 4 Jennings, .325 Market
langels M. & C. .319 Clav
lartonsF. ACo.,425Fr6nt
ter^s"«,"^'^Vo?^
!Ktf:n"%p52l?r,^,"'''^'"»
IITCHEI.L dc PETERSON,
34 ('alliornia -
r''ir.^!fl'?lf.'?2;m'^^''"'°""'
Inmmpr George E., 6 Steuart
oot it .<!anderson, 122 Market
^"^'l'' * Co., 531 Washington
II Henry, 10 Washington
nllho. B. <fcCo., 423 Front
"'*■ Louis T., 210 California
>nth S. F. Packing and Provision
ffi^'>!'Mr *Ia""a af'i Yazoo, olflce
107 < allfornia
"™^ann^A^Bendel, SW cor Battery
w Konn & Hencke Bros.. 407 Clav
^i.v '■.f ;/'• ,* Brother, 2-8 Paclflc
fruit .Market
elln.an, Pe, k <fe Co., 126 Market
nent<n <t Luhrs,221 Front
rj, "'') T.'- ^- * Co.. 101 Cflllfornia
eland Br.,thers. .326-328 Front
Itzel & Baker, 320 Battery
Mark
Bancroft Br
Bancroft W
Barry Jam , |[ , in m'.','
Blesta Kr. ;, ■ : , .\
Bou'ar.lii.j : , r m
Boruck .Miir^i,- |. ,, 1 „,
Bragg &si,aul 1,1,;;', ut.
Breeder and tiporismau
&C.....VT2 Market
< ''• I law) 613 Clay
' " ii'i;omery
'*'' i~lilni;ton
^1 rchant
I'lib. Co., 313
«,. «.' rV • " ■■*""• *- Goarv
nll^F "^ 'lan-in^'tou, I23 Cupfornia
Brown .fames E., 428 Moi.tgonier •
Brunt & Co., 518 Clay and 513 BuVh
California Journal Publishing (i,
California '
Carleton S. R., ],501 Pine
Carson Samuel & Co., 20S Post
Cevasco A Canessa. 53.5 Washington
Chalgneau .\lfred, 610 Ciav
Chatige Publishing O... 32 California
Chnpln G -orge W., 312 .M..ntgoraerv
Citizen Pub. Co.. 411'. CallforX
Clack William <fe C...,"5')9 Hay.s
Collier P. F., 14 Grant .A V
Commercial Publishing Co., 34 Cal
Congregational Publishing Society
Geo. C. McConnell agent, 7:i5 Mar-
ket
CORKAN W. n. L., 518 Clav
Croudace F. W., 620 Merchant
Culbreth Robert E..526 Kearny
Dally Report Pub. (>5.,2:{8 Montgomery
Dakln Publishing Co., 320 Sansome
Dewey A Co., 220 Market
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
De Young M. H.,cor Kearnvand Bn«h
Diepenbrock Brothers A Doelng 1390
Market
Dorety J. H.. 527 Commercial
Doutrick A McVey. 429 Montgomery
DUNCOMBE WILLL\M sf A CO
427Sutter
Edwards John G., 320Sansome
Elevator Publishing Co., 622 Clav
Ens..n F., 729 Jlontgomcrv
Evening Post Pub. Co., 727 Market
Everett S. L.. 4 California
Federlein.l..415 Market
Fraternal Publishing Co., 220 Market
Fruit Growers' Pub. Co., 121 Mont
Garcia ^U E., 515 California
Gerhard Frederick G.. 1825 Howard
Golden Gate Printing and Publishing
Co.,734Montgom»rv
Golden Stnfp Puhll^hlng Co., 511 Cal
Guide Publishing Co., .521 Clav
Happy Hints Publishing Co., 106 Post
Harrison William P., 420 Keamv
Hearst Wm. H.,508 Montgomery
Helm und H^rd Pub. Co., 106 Post
Helninger Charles P., 411 S California
Herald of Trnde Publishing Co. (B. F.
Jacob-) 41.5 Market
H»ss Fr. A Co.. 40 1 Bush
HTCKS* JIDI), 23 First
Historical Publishing Co. (0. P.Wood.
wardl 120 Sutter
Historv Co. The. 721 Market
Holt Warren (maps) 512 .Montgomery
Holll* Alf.nzo K.,222i Mission
Hopkins J. L., .523 K"arny
Rovt Frederick T., 40,5 California
Illnstraled Pacific >Jtates Pub. Co. (A.
T. Dewev)220MnrkPt
Italian Pnb. (Vi., 6l'i MoiitL-omery
.Sail
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1
,.;,«rtA,
O NKWn.
2
535 I San Kri.,,. i-. i: ., ,
San Krmi. i.. . . , ,
SAX FKV\(IS(<
^ PAPt:KIMo>
Scanlliiivin-
Stoikw.-ll ,v
Swayii,. K. It
TR.AKFIl ;
.M'intg..i:
Theatrical I'm. ■
THOMAS P. J.. .ViMia
Thrum J. M. Vi.5Ci«v
Tobey W. H. H.,**'. M .1
I'niversltv Pub. C. -
VanHorn,.Maihir A l
Wentwortii J. p. M .
While Janice T. 4r.,
CLOT T MEESE
iiiiiirri .M'llitrl I'liirni
U'routflil Iron Kim |>uU
Ifj) 14'J.|:il Fr»iii..nt
Pamps.
.«T\A IHO.N U'URKN. ln»-
III Ml.sL.U
ATLAS IRO.>- WORKH. ai»-
21.5 Ml«.lMn
Auclln A Phrlp«. 220 Mlulon i
Baker ,t Haiulllon. .N W cnr Ii«*U sod I
Pine .
Bod well H. 11. A S<.n, 211 MiMtoa
Currier C. H., 31 Markri
Dear..!. Wlll'ani.ltt Mala '
DOW MTKAM Pt'MP
WORKNih.lr.'iPr II4ll.-ai«
EVA.NS (• II , lliwii: lu-.i, I
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0
0
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'i
Jvpson, Blakcmaii. Taylor .t
Guiin agfnt, .T29 Sausonie
Jackson .b.hn P., .5.ls California
Jacobs B. F.,415 .Market
Jiicobv philo, (il? Comnierrlal
Janes J. y„ is Market
Jewish Times Publishing Co., tt»
Monteomery
Joker Publishing Co.,7n'< Montiiomer)-
JournnI <if (loiiiinerce Publishing ('».,
411 <!»llf"rn n
Langenderfer A .Mc-egan. .16 o'Karrrll
PUMPS, C.H.ETm
Steam and Deep Well Puinm-
OARRATT W. T. * CO.,
r.ir Frrnv.nl and N'alooM
oRKaoiiv if. p. A CO., nw
JACK HON BYR09r.
SUIb
Jewpll A. M * • - --'-
I »wl Tlil-I »
JONHtA III MM M \
WWKHM.
Kr.ci. r. W X
LANK W. K .V K .rtit
I,- (laic. L.taxiriurt
NT\GIE W. W. A Ol,
M.rkrl
I"'
IINTING PRESSES, PALMER & REY. 4054']/ SANSOME ST.
m^mcaj:i
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
PACIFIC COAST AOENCY,
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CallfOPnla Str«
PUM
1400
EAI
CO
KlBilon Iron and Loconintlve Works,
SK cor Iluw ani sunt Boaio
Pnn KranclMii Tiiol (\)., 11-17 StevcnBon
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
f>14-6l8 Batterv
TRIMAN.IIOOKKR & CO.. 421-427
Jlnrkct
WOODIN & LITTLE, 509
Market
WOODIN & LITTLE,
609-511 Market St.
Pumps for all Purposes. Pipe, Pipe
P II III pA— Han d .
GARRATT W. T. & CO.
cor Fremont and Natoma
P nni p s— Ir ri nation.
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
cor Fremont and Natoma
Pumps— TMiniiisr.
GARRATT W. T. & CO.,
Cor Fremont and Natoma
Pumps— ^Vlne.
GARRATT W. T. Si CO.,
cor Fremont and Natoma
Punches.
,ajTNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Panelling and Shearing
]MacIiiner,> .
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 213-
215 Mission
JOSHUA BENDY MACHINE
tVOKIiS, 3!l-,51 Fr-Miiont
NOVKLTY IRiiN \V( lit KS, 117 Main
Redstone Albert E., 150'J Market
Savape. Son & Co. (Kuiplre Foundry)
135-143 Fremont
Quartz Screens.
QUICK .TOIIN \V., 221-223 First
WAGNER P. A., 147 Bonle
Quicltsilver— Agenls.
Bell Thomas & Co., 426 California
Longlev & Jlicliaelf-, 34 First
NEWHALL H. M. & OO.,309San6ome
Randol James B., 3-:o Sansome
Kedlugton & Co., 531 Market
Race Conrses.
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobns
Av bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
seventh Avs
Bay District Fair Grounds, bet A and
C and First and Sixth Avs
Racket Courts.
(See Ball and Racket.)
Railroad Construction.
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.
22 Cflilfnrnta
PHELPS MA NUFACTXJRING
CO. (cable roarls) 17 Drumm
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Railroad Iron.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.,
202 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND A CO., 202
Market
Marin and Napa, 410 Mission
Modesto, Tuolumne and Mono Rallroa
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsei
North Pailllc Coa^t (Narrow Ga
SnuccUto) 327 Pine
n!l
Gaug, -
TowJ '1
Purchasing Agents.
Badger William G., 17 Post
CUB URN C. W. & Co., 6 Battery
CorbusA. T.,420 Muntfroniery
Enmions George W'., 121 California
Farmers' and M.rchants' Business
Agency, 203 Sacramento
Ginocchio & Belgrano, 420 Clay
Grangers' Business Assn., 108 Davis
Grav JIatthew W., 410 Kearny
Herr John J., 624 Market
Hevener E. L. Mrs., 1073 Market
Hollk Joseph. 226 Sutter
JOY EDWIN W., 852 Market
Lievre Jules & Co., 955 Folsom
Mathews H. A., 331 Montgomery
Perham James P. M.. 202 Sacramento
Pike Charles W., 22 Califnrnia
Rouniree James 0.& Son, 117 California
Teller J. D. P.. 24 California
W hitely T. <fe Co., 314 Montgomery
Pyrotechnics.
(See Pireworkx.)
Quartz Amalgamators.
(<See also Iron Foundries.)
^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
Califiirnin Uuartz Milling Co., 328 Mnnt
GULDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 237-257 First
Hlncklev, Spiers & Hayes,213 Fremont
JUSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WORKS, 39-51 Fremont
Quartz Cutters.
(«S'ee also Jewelers— Manufacturing.)
California Jewelrv Co., 134 Sutter
Ritter Charles A.. 120 Sutler
Sonnenfeld Samuel, 331 Kearny
{See also Iron Foundries, also Ma-
chinists, etc.)
.(ETNA IRON "WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 213-
; 21n Mission
Hinckley , Sp-ers & Hayes, 213 Fremont
Railroad Supplies.
BOESCH E. & CO. (lamps) 583 Mission
Corev, Cicott & Co., 406 Market
Drake Automatic Safety Switch, St.
Ann's Building
Garratt W. T. & Co., cor Fremont and
Nfltoma
HtJNTINGTON HOPKINS
CO.. Junction Market and Bush
ISAACS WILLIAM B., 258
Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Railroad Ticket Agents.
FLETCHER & WANNE-
MACHER, 624 Market
Railroad Ties.
White L. E., 15 Steuart
Railroads.
(^'Projected or being built.)
Amador Branch S. P. Co., NB cor
Townsend and Fourth
Areata and Mad River RR., SW cor
Fifth and Brvant
^Atlantic and Pacific, 110-112 Phelan
BIdg
Northern, NE cor Fourth and
send
Northern Pacific Railroad, 618 Marko
Ocean Beach KR. Co., NE cor Four'
and Townsend i-
Oregon Improvement O-.. 48 Market \
i'Oregon Pac. RR. Co., 304 Mouigi.mei:
Pacific <t- Atlantic, ."fiS Montgi>niery
Pacific Coast Railway Co. 10 Market
Panama RR., 202 Market
Park and ttceau. NE cor Fourth al
"Townsend
Sacramento and Placervllle, NE co
Fourth and Townsend
Sacramento Vally and Humioldt RI
t o.,419Cal.fornia
San Fra clsco ond San Rafael RR. Co
410 Mission _„ .
-'San Francisco and Lake Co., 328Moi
San Francisco and North Pacific, 41 ip.
Mission „ „ r
San Francisco and Sonoma vaUe] ^\
Washington St. Wharf
San .loaquln and Kern Valley, 31
Pine
■-'San Joaquin and Sierra Nevado
Pine
San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Va
lev, 10 Market „
San Pablo aTid Tulare, NE cor Fourt
and Townsend
Sierra Valley and Mohawk, 401 Cal
Sonoma Valley, 410 Mission
South Pacific Coast Railway, Dlvislo
Southern Pacific, (Narrow Gaug^lyit
foot Market _
Southern Pacific, NE cor Fourth a
Townsend , ^ ,
Southern Pacific Railroad of Arlzo:
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. of Nei
Mexico, NE cor Fourth and Towi^ |^^
Stockton and Copperopolis, NE
Fourth and Townsend
'^Terminal, NE cor Fourth and Towns-
nited States Central Railway Co.,
36 Nevada Block I
VacaVailev and Clear Lake. NE col
Fourth and Townsend
Winters and Ukiah. NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
fcta
MI
i'Bav and Coast, foot Market
■•'Beilingham Bav and British Colum
bla, 4511 Main
Berkeley Brunch Northern Railroad,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
^'Bodie and Benton, 310 Pine
California Pacific (Valleio) NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Central Pacific, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
'^Cloverdale and Uklnh, 410 Jlission
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad, 402
Front
Guatemala Central, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
'■'Humboldt Bflv and Eel River Railway
Co., 8S. F. Stock ami Exchanj; Bldg
Los Angeles and Independence, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
Lob Angeles and San Diego, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Maricopa and Phn-nix R.R. Co. (Ari-
zona) 507 Moutgomery
Bailroads-EasJern Agen-
cies.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 2t
Montgomery ^^ ,
Atlantic and Pacific, 110-114 Phelai
Bldg
Baltimore and Ohio, 618 Market
BUSTUN AND ALBANY, 8 New
Montgomery
Burhngton and Missouri River, 3i
Montgomery
Chicago and Alton,8 New Montgomer,
Chicago and North Western, 2 New
Montgomery
Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy
Montgomery , „. „ , ,~
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 13i
Montgomery , „ .^ .«
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 31
Montgomery
Denver and Rio Grande. 14 Mont
' Hanult.al and St. Joseph, 32 Mont
INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUTS
AND CLEVELAND, OOLUM
BUS. CINCINNATI .\Np IN
DIANAPULTS RAILW^\)3
William S. Boldwln agent.SNev
Montgomery „ ,. <mm
International and Great Northern, 601
LAKe'sHORE AND MICHIGAf
Si)UTHERN,8 New Montgomen
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, 8 Ne^
Montgomery
Mls-ourl Pacific, 605 Market
NEW YORK CKNTRAL AND HUD
SON RIVER, 8 NewMonfgonK ry
New York, Lake Erie and Western, 21
Mnntgcnierv
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, T. K. Stateler
613 Market
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479,
GEO. 0. DORNIN, Manag
WM. SESTON, Asst. ITaaag
flE BANCROFT COMPANY!
MARK-T ST. I BOORSELLERS,
STATIONERS, ETC.
RAI
1401
REA
?ENNSYI-.VAN I A RAIL-
ROAD, J. B. Kirkliiud, 10
rexasan.l I'aellic, 60o Market
Jni.-n I'acirtc, 1 Montpcimery
JVabnsh, St. Louis and I'aclflc, 19
Moutiioinery
Railroad)*— Street.
Brondwnv faMe, 328 Montgomen'
::allf"rii'a Street, SE cur Calllornia
and Lark In
Dentral, Fourth and Townsend
Lltv SW cor Mission and Kourteenth
Ciav Street Hill, SW cor Clay and
'Leavenwortli
Etiphrat Klei trlr Cable Railway Co.,33l
Montgomery
Ferries ana Cliff Honse Ry Co., N\>
cor Mason aad Wnshiujiton
Geary Street, Park and Ocean, NL
cor Fourth and Townsend
Hakht St. Branch JIark.-t St. Cable,
NKcor Fourth ami Townsend
Haves Vallev Branch Market St. Cable,
'^ 'SE cor Fourth and Townsend
Market Street Cable, NE cor bourth
and Townsend „„,
Korth Beach and Mission, SW cor
Fourth and Louisa
Omnlbu'J Cable Co.. 7-!7^FI«^,«™,„t„,
Pacitic Cable Railway Co.. 329 Market
Potrero and Bay View, > E cor Fourth
and Townsend
Powell Street Railway Co., See Fer-
ries and CHIT U"U-e Ry Co.
Presidio and Ferries, SE cor Unlonand
Sutter Street, SE cor Sutter and Polk
Talencla St. Branch Market St. Cable.
KEcor Fourth and Townsend
Raisins.
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SEcor Market and Main
Meade Geo. AV. & Co., 16-18 Drumm
Mercantile Library, ilG Hii<h
Merchants' Exrtmiiiie.S ► (.'«1 nr .M-nt
Odd Fellowh- Library, SW cor M.rket
and Severn h
Territorial Pioneers. W Kearny
-Youn,' Men's Christ an .\»->cl«tlon,
232 .sutler and 2 tin .Ml«#lon
YouuK Woiiieu'gClirUllan .\8»uclatlon,
912 Sutler
AHIIT<>N<'iiVKt.l^.4UXoal«.«>ni
CHAS. A8HTON, j
411 MON'TUOMKHY «T. ,
RENTS Cclle:!?1. Fir? I^m!!?
Real KMtate.
Adams Bros., 420 Cnllf.irnla
Barnard I. I).,2't Kearnv
Berry T. B.. 22 Nevada UI.Krk
Roardman .Ioseph.711 F^iisom
Bowman (ieorite F., 440 CallfoniU
Bovd & Davis, 126 Ke.irny
Brickiiell J.ihn. TJ .M .niuomery Block
Browne S.. W? San-onie
Chapman William S.. :«« Pine
Classen James M.. 41 1 ("alil.rnla
Collln<i Franl!,8l1 Market
Comerford J. M., Jiiuction Valencia
and Mission
Crlm Georee S., 428 Monlisomery
Curry Martin i '., 73 St. Ann's AUk
Cutter H. K., .i^ M >iitw-oinery
Dietrich Wlll'ani K.. 601 Sacramento
Donahue Peter J., 5n X-vada Bhuk
Diitertre Louis, 36 Montgomery Bloci
Emeric Henry F., 621 Sansome
Fair James 0., 2:«) Montgomery
Firth Joseph B.,6.'B Market
Flood J. C. 6 Nevada Kiocic
Goewev Jame« M., PacllU- Club
Gordoii James E..2nr2 Market
Grannlss George W .. 24 Montgomery
Block
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B.'
B.-.
Br«l..., r --
BKAli.N 11
H. A. BKATON A CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
841 Market St.,
OppoBltc B»ldwln H.l'l
Han Fr»n !.•
Buy and 6t\l R«-»l EaUU on C-'i
ulaaloD.
Becker B. Adolnh, 1M Kearny
BECKEK II. W .. 41S Hoat»owm
Raiie«"-
OSee a/»o Stm-es and Tinware.)
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Jlarket
Chown James N., 109 CHhfornla
Cosgrove John T., 1828 Slarket
Curtln James M., ll23MHrket
De La Montanya J.. fi06-fi0'< Battery
Dnnc8nJ..hMM.,li:56M!s.son
Freeman * Wrin. 3.'fl Third
Goodrich Taylor, 27 New Montgomen
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 22o-229
Market
lis John G.. 814-816 Kearny
L \NE W. E.. 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317
Mverh lohn F. <fe Co., 863 Market
AN VR.\NCisCO STOVE WORKS,
SCHUSTER BROS. & CO.. 306 Suttei
and ro Third „ ^^
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614 Battery
Vasconcellos Joseph J.. 524 wasn
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Ranges and Stoves
309, 311, 313, 315, 317 Market Street.
Raw Hide-Failed.
Pegen L. P.. 128-i:'0 First
Hems & William, 504J ront
Boyer Herman, 8-5.v861 Bryant
ReadlniC Rooiii».
B'n«IB'rlth,12lEdd.v
B-hemlan Club. 4:10 Pine
Calif' niia Pioneers, W s Fourth net
Market and Mission
Free Pol.ilc Library. New f;lt>_^»".''
French Library (Ligue National Fran-
rais) 120 Suiter
>Iariners' Free. 56 Sacramento
Mechanics' Institute, .U 1 ost
I51ock
Hathewav Charles. 131 .Montgomery
Hibbard Warr.n,6:M Market
Hoburg W. H..4I1 Montgomery
Holt Louis, 26 Main
Home Invstment Co 221 f«n'«'«n«
Hvlaiid Henry J., *) Nevada Bl.H.k
Lavnian F. o.,3:!u Pine
Livingston Howard, 331 Montgomery
Lv f,.rd Benjamin F.. 126 kearny
Maha,, Henry H , 325 Montgotnery
Murks B.rnard, ;«1 Montgomery |
Mnver Isidore H.,.V)3 California ,
McAran Patrick. .W Montgomery
McCombe John, 402 Mon gomcr.^ |
Merritiei.l Frank, 414 California |
Morlson S. A., 509 Montgomery ,
Morr.ll A. J.. 512 Montgomery |
Morris S A Co., 305 Kearny
S^oSson Thomas H.-.-n",};' ";«>'• 1
Morrow R-'b'^rt ^-..^U CaUtor. la
Noves Charles G.. 4.M t^»"'' "'». ^^ '
0'<;onnor Comeiltis, 7 >''\"'1»P'"«* i
O'Kane John, 81 Nevada Bio. k
Pfti.'e Tinv'thv, 116 Leides<lorrr
P«Hcer GlOrge H.. 131 Montgomery
HSi:-^^-.'it,!!;;t.iM,og
Potrsro LaM aM Water
FRONT CO.. 4.4 Market
■Ro.-d \l,o. r.I.. i:« Nin'li
RelK Ferdinand, 40S California
RelsGustav.40H Callf..rnla
}{ei< Julius ('.,40S California
Roberts Martin R., 5 <pe«r
ESHSornla
RMrl* John. 5.V, Kean.y
f;;,^;i^f';l!^:mM;;;!uon.ery
7., ", ',„r V -! 621 Sarranienlo
Y;u^"wdlla.nW:V. Montgomery
O. W. BK<'KKK.
EEAL ESTATE AaEin
4t5 MONTGOKIERY ST..S. F.
City »ud Country Property. R*nt.
CoUcctrd
Prompt and p. r»"n»l altrntlon
given lo all bu.lurM Itfl lo my
SiarKe. "^ Property maoa^t^
for abiM-nteri.
I Bell Monifor.1 W. jTM M'tk'*
I BEMIH CHARLEJ* C. Oi
; Callforn'a
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C. C. BEMIS, I
(Ex-r. S. SuiHT>!.1t.« Ins-'*-" '
RE AI^ EST ATE
And Generjl Land »Q«nl.
AND MONEY BROKER.
435 rallfornUHi.. H. V.
1 Full charge Ukrn of Property for
alMH-ntrva.
Real Entate A«ent«.
• J .., Urntliers 4-'0 California
Adam- A Co.. S\V cor .seventeenth and
i^^l^?:^ns;'^.Merba..,.^x
^■:^::^-i;ii«n.r:.!^M.ntgomery
j lunlan. Brownell * C".
iBnv'.n'E r ,»rn.««Ke«my
' ill 1 ■•■ ?
UIlK'ilT J. ••• ** ***••
pr,„n i l-f'"- f •• *;, k'Tm..
|,r..«n- II Ai. .'A,!„H
Br"» o ^ ,, ,,|^,,o*»fT
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3
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Buri
Mariners' free. oo.-»>-ia'"-"— a -he William i-. '- " " _ m.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
ASSETS OVER FIVE MII^LIONS
BROWN. CRAIG & CO., General Agent!
EEA
1402
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Keal Kntate Affenta-Oontlnucd
CAPP C. S. A 00., e-W Market
C. S. C\FF.
C. S. CAPP & CO.
Real Estate Agents
— AND—
HOUSE BROKERS,
638 — MARKET— 03S
Opposite Palace Hotel.
Houses ami Lots lor sali; anil to let.
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion palil to the collection of Kents.
¥\i\\ charge taken of Property for ab-
sentees. Insurance, Repairs, Tuxes
and Street Assessments attended to.
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N. C. CARNAI.L & CO.
FARMS and COLONY TRACTS
A Specialty.
624 iniarhet, 0pp. Palace Hotel.
Center George L.,NE cor Sixteenth and
Shotwell
Cert Jules & Co., 325 Montgomery
CHAPIN GEOKGE W., 312 Mont-
gomery
CEO. W. CHAPIN,
Real Estate Agent
314 MONTGOMERY ST., S. F.
FOK SALE — Business Property,
Houses and Lots, Lots, Farms, Vine-
yards. Money Loaned. Insurance
Effected.
Chase & Kessler, 873>^ Market
Chever Edouard E., 5 Pioneer PI
Ci IBB & CO., 321 Montgomery
Coleman & Wright, 321 Montgomery
COLLINS FRANK, 841 Market
^RANK COIiLINS,
Dealer in Real Estate,
841 Market St., Room 6.
Special atteniion to Ranches and
Desirable City Property.
Sales made of Lodging Houses and all
kinds (jf legitimate business.
Houses Renteii. Rents Collected In-
surance Effected, Loans Negotiated.
Connolly Edward. 410 California
Cook & Henderson, 12 Montgomery
Cordes Hermiin, 321 Montgomery
Cowper William H.. 621 Sansome
Crane Albert E., 410 Montgomery
CRESSWELL 15R0S.. 727 Market
CRES.SWELL BROS., Real Estate
Auctioneers and General Business
Agents, office 727 Maricet St., office of
The Daily Evening Post. A large vari-
ety of Choice Fropf riy for sale In San
Francisco, Oakland and throughout the
State. Lodging Houses Bought or Sold.
CRIM W. H. & CO., 428 Montgomery
W. H. CRIM Si CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Broljers,
Houses Rented and Rents Collected.
4!48 Montgomery St.
Crittenden Parker. 240 Montgomery
CrooKs .lohn, 420 Jlcmteomery
Cr•l^sett & Chapman, 628 Sacramento
Dnhler & Co., 947 Seventeenih
Damon James E., 436 Montgomery
Decker Henry C.,850 Market
De Pass James M., 331 Montgomery
DeVercv A. F.. .503 Calllornia
Donnelly J. W. & Ci... M Kearny
Dore Maurice & Co., 412 i'lne
Drncker A Ihilllps, .^42 California
EASTON, E1.DRIDGE & CO.
GI8 Market
EASTON, ELDEIDGE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
And Auctioneers,
House and Iiisurance Brokers.
OFFICE AN'D SALESROOM:
618 MARKET STREET.
RENTS COLLECTED.
Regular Sale Da; , Tuesday.
Easton & Epler, 410 Kearny
Edwards George, 513 Culifornla
Evenson John J., 759 Market
FINLEY J. K. & CO., 915;^ Market
J. K. Fiiiley & Co.
Law, Collections, Real Estate,
Exchange and Business
BROKERS.
Eligible City Real Estate, Improved
and unimproved: Desirable Ranches,
Farms and Lands. Money to Loan,
and Loans Negotiated on City Real
Estate and Farms in the country, at
rates of interest current.
915 1-2 9IarUet Street.
Fish J. H. & Co.. 328 Montgomery
Fisher Charles C.,508 California
Flood Michael, 302 Montgomery
Folger & Wndham, 504 Kearny
Foucault & Boland, 26 Montgomery
Fuller & Landler, 14 Kearny
Funkenst. In Julius. ;<20 Sansome
Gale J. W. & Co.. 783^2 Market
Gaman & Lyon, 339 Kearny
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gibson John G., 405 Front
Gi.more John H., 321 Montgomery
Giselman William, 118-120 Phelan Bldg
Goetz Julius, 405 Montgomery
Granniss George W., 24 Montgomery
Block
GREEN A. T., 413 Montgomery
Established 188S.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
413 Montgomery Street, S. F.
City and Country Property.
Green John C, 224 Montgomery
Gieen <fe Shores, 20 Montgnmery
GREENWOOD & DE WOLF, 415
Montgomery
Greenwood & De Wolf,
REAL ESTATE AGEHTS,
Have Removed to
415 Montgomery St.
Gregorv A Bartnett, 413 Montgonierv
Grlswold J. A. & V. A.. 7^3'i Market
(iunn Benjamin M., 409 Montgomery
Gnnn Robert W.. 4'0 Montgimiery
GBNN WILLIAM J„ «o
Gwvnn William J., 321 Montgomery
Hulev John J., NE cor Fourth and
Towfisend
Hanlon & O'Brien, 321 Montgomery
KEA
Hanna JaraesT., 417 Kearny
Harbourne John W., 405 Kearny
Harned J. A. M.. 318 Kearny
Harris M. & C ... 652 Mark.t
Hatch T. »1. & Co., 303 California
llawxhiirst Roi)ert, 402 Montgomery "
Healv William K., 702 Market
Henry James V., 148 Sixth
Hevman Jacob, 6)0 Market
Hi'GiilNS GEORGE C. & CO.. 121
Montgomery «
Geo. C. Higgins & Co. ;
Real Estate & Inyestment
BROKERS,
Timber Tracts, Land for Colonies.
Vine and Fruit Lands a Specialty. Cor-
respondence solicited and Information
promptly furnished. Ottlce:
121 MContgomery St.,
0pp. Occidental Hotel, San Francisco.
H. P. Clarke. H. B. Hobson.
HOBSON, CLABKE & CO.,
Real Estate, Insnrance and Piircliasuig
Agents.
Colony, Farming, Fruit. Vineyard,
Orange and Olive Lands toT Sale in
Tracts to suit. Mineral and Timber
Lands Bought and S Id. House Bro-
kers. Rents Collected. Loans Nego-
tiated. 13 POST ST.,
Opp. Masonic Temple, San Francisco.
Holllng John F., 533 Kearny
Hovenden Thomas, 39 Sutter
Hovt Hazen, 6X4 Market
Huff W. B. & Co., 2029 Fillmore
Hull H. W. & Co.. 622 Market
Hurney John F.. 605 Clay
JAEGER F. W., 1150 Market
Frederick "W. Jaeger,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Honse and Insnrance BroKer.
Renta and Accounts Col-
lected; Full cliarge taken
of Property for Absentees.
a^"Prompt and personal attention
given to all business en-
trusted to me.
Good Security and best of refer-
ereuces given.
OFFICE. 1150 MARKET ST
Bet. Mason and Taylor, opp. Sixth.
.(ohnson John, 420 Montgomery
Jonas Nathan, 323 Kearny
Jones Daniel, 413 Montgomery
Jones Louis, 413 MoiitgMuiery
Jones & Ruegg, 4')5 Montiromery
Ki^arney Th'mias H., 425 Montgomery
Kelsey B.,502 Monteomerv
Kessing Henrv B., 419 California
Kendall F. I., 507 Montgomery
K'-nny Kearn, 22 Kearny
KIIVO JAilIES li., SOS Cali-
fornia
Klumpke John G., 4.32 Montgomerv
Kohler Henrv, cor Kearny and Green
Landers P. & Co., 414 California
Landry Terrence, .512 Montgomery
Lane Jnmes J.. 608 Market
Lane Mark & Co.. 14 Montgomery
Llvmgstim Howard, 331 Montgomery
Levltzkv David, 304 Montgonn;ry
Lew Marcus B.,432 California
Lewis J. B. & S"n, 4^6 Montgomery
Little John T., 618 Market
Llvermore Obadlah, 137 Montgomery
Loomis & Morse, 120 Jones
Lowe Enoch L., 413 Montgomery
DIXON, BORGESGN & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store FiJ^tores.
3? Martet St
1403
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have a Cable Railway within two yearn.
For sale a- a whole or ... -»»' '"-•-•""::/":,':::';r"'';w:';;p v n v
POTKEKO LAND AND WATI:K I KONT ( OMI ANV
Office, 43 MARKET STREET. Hnn Franrl.ro. < -I.
^M. EDB, President. THOS. Y. O-BRIKN^^e-Presldent: ' C. B. WILLIA»I5. T«m. «. J. UtnrtJ^*^-
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAWPAGNE
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140^
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RenI EHtate Aarni4it— Continued
MADISON & BURKE, 401 Mont-
MADISON & BURKE,
(Established January, 1858)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
And Rent Collectors,
401-403 Montgomery St.
Corner of California.
MAOEE TIIOIIfAS, 20 Mont-
gomerv
Mansfleld Mjer, 326 Pine
Marshutz & BuscpIIp, fi40 Market
Martel James L.,636 Clay
Martin .T. P., 305 Sansnnie
Mason James, 425 California
Mason & Wliltninn, 511 California
McAPEE BROTHERS, 10
Montenmerv
McALESTER "A JONES, 422 Mont-
eomery
McALESTER & JONES,
HOrSE BROKERS.
Rent and Account Collectors
422 Montgomery.
Full Charge taken of Property.
McClnng Francis B., 3'25 Montgomery
McClnre "William F., 417 Kearny
McElroy Robert. 4 Phelan Building
McINTTRE WM. & CO., 12 Mont-
gomery
WM. McINTYRE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Rent Collectors, House Brokers and
General Auctioneers. City and Country
Property For Sale.
IS Montgomer:*- St.
Publishers "San Francisco Mirror."
McLaughlin & Co., 230 Kearnv
McM'llnn Robert, 142 Seventh
Merritield Frank, 414 California
McNee Puncan. 538 Kearny
McNee John H., 538 Kearny
McWllllams George, 131 Montgomery
Mercer Kobert J.. 513 California
Mlddleton & Sharon, 22 Montgomery
Mllliken Isaac T.. 323 Montgomery
MOLLOY P. C, 138 Montgomery
P. C. MOLLOY,
REAL ESTATE and HOUSE
BROKER,
138 Slontgroiuery Street,
Occidental Hotel Bldg. San Francisco.
Northniii John W., cm iMarket
Nvp John \V.,3H .M.ini;;(.MH-iy
O'Farrell Ji>1hi .1., li.M s.u raiiiento
Oakley RotxTt n., l'hs M.iiitL'iimpry
OESTERIiElClIKIt ly.. 503 California
"iToESTEEEEICHERr
REAL ESTATE AGENT
503 California St., S. P.
Moore & Downing, 61 S Market
Moran Thomas, 413 Monttromery
Moreal H. P. & Co.. 402 Montgomery
MORGAN \V. I. & CO. , 512 California
W. I. MORGAN ^ CO,
Real Estate Agents;
CITY AND COUNTRY,
512 California Street.
Full Management of Estates As-
sumed.
Fine Foothill Fruit Lands and
Choice City Investments a Spec-
ialty.
t&
Morgenstern Samuel, 32i California
Morlson Samuel A.. .Wit Montgomery
Morris Jam^s, 434 Kearny
Murphy D. W. <fe Co.. 608 Market
Newman H. & Co., 411 Kearnv
Niekerson A. A.. 328 Montgomery
Nicol William, 534 California
O'Kane & Wallace, 222 Montgomery
O'Meara Edward, 513 Montgomery
Oliver Bartholomew P. 406 Mi.nt
6sb(irn George W.,40 Nevada Block
Oullahan & Grady, 12 Montgnmery
PACIFIC COAST LAND BUREAU,
618 Market
Paige Timdthy, 116 LeldesdorfT
Pan-lsh Edward, 607 Montgomery
Pequigney &Co., 873'i Market
Perrln Edward B., 402 Kearny
Perrin Robert. 402 Kearny
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Pollltz Edward, 403 California
POTRERO LAND AND
WATER FRONT CO.. 42
Market
Pray Frank P., 325 Montgomery
Raltenbury Wni. H.,224 Montgomery
Reynolds C. H. & Co., 333 Mont
Ries Lecpold, 621 Clay
Rlordan Timothy P., 9 Post
ROMAN A, & CO.
(dealers city and conn-
try property and timber
lands) 27 Post
Rothermel Peter, 417 Kearny
Ruef Meyer, 231 Montgomery Av
Runvon, Lake & Co., 33] Kearny
Russell Edwin, 330 Pine
Schlesinger Nathan, 304 Montgomery
Schmidt & Gruggel, 344 Kearny
Schottler Joseph F.. 108 Eddy
Schrelber John, 631 Mission
Sthroth & Westerfeld. 1003 Geary
Scudder N. W., 503 California
Sessions Geo. W., 62 Nevada Block
SHATNWALD,BUCKBEE & CO., 407
Montgomery
Stiainwall, MM & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
House Brokers and Auctioneers,
Subdividing and Disposing of
Large Tracts a Specialty,
407 & 409 Sfoutsomery St.
Telephone No. 401, San Francisco.
Shanklln <fe McCnsick. 608 Market
Sherman C. A., 624 Market
Sinclair Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Sincer Alfred,. 37 Post
Sinton Richard H., ."iSl Montgomery
Skelton E. W., 410 ftlnnfeomery
Smith Charles K., 314 California
Sndth HenrvM.,330 Pine
Smith T. F. & Co., 1020 Market
Spring Francis S., 328 Montgomery
Spring John R., 328 Montgomery
Sproul & Twlng, 14 Geary
Stanton Thomas J. & Co.. 305 Kearny
Steinbach Oscar, 407 Fmnt
Steinbach Rudolph, 217 Snnsome
STERN DAVID & SON, 323 Mont-
gomery
Stewart George, 652 Market
Stewart M. Miss, 1028 Market
tJtIiison Albert .S., 75 > Maiket
Strassburger Isaac. 326 '<; Montgomery
STREET C. H. & Co., 415 Montgomery
cThTstrek'Tho.
415 Montgomery St.
Bet. California and .Sacramento Sts.,
SUCCESSORS TO
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION
Of California,
Formerly at 10 California Street.
We have possession of all the
valuable infurmation collected
during the existence of the Immi-
gration Association, and the public
are invited to call on us for any
information wanted in the way
of Settlement or Colonization of
Lauds, or general information
about California.
DAVID STEM & SONS,
Real Estate and House Brokers
AUCTIONEERS,
Countrv Real Estate. Full Charge
Taken of Property, In^urance, Rents
Collected.
323 mnntaromery St ,
Telephone No. 1049, San Francisco.
Sullivan Peter J., 121 Post
Thisileton George <fe Co., 526 Kearny
Threlfall Thomas, 224 Montgomery
Tilton Stephen S., 331 Montgomery
TImke John, 330 Pine
Trask James L., 6 Montgomery Av
Turner R. B.. 425 Montgomery
UMBSEN G. H. <fe CO., 14 Montgomery
G, H. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
Honse Brokers & Rent Collectors,
No. 14 MONTGOMERY ST.
Van Dusen John, 1065 Market
Van Norden Robert T., 413 Mont
Vassault Ferdinand, .331 Montgomery
Vollniar James, 310 Kearnv
VON RHEIN O. F. 4 CO.,524 California
Wade William M., .310 Kearny
Walker W. D., 652 Market
AValKin Martin C, 513 California
Watkins William, 402 Montgomery
Wells James E., 2.38 Kearny
Weuslnger Francis S., 624 Sacramento
Whitconib J. B., 302 Montenmery
Williams Henry F., 411.^ California
Wilson & Carr. 18 Post '
Wnod E. K.. 223 Kearnv
"WOODRUFF H. H.,841 Market
Woodward A. B., 14 Montgomery
Worden S. G. & Son, 1013 Valencia
WulzenD.H., 406 Castro
Wvman .lames B., 702 Market
Young Thomas. 39 Sutter
Young William W., 302 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA BUBBAU OF IN
FORMATION— Tourist Excursion
Co. Information given relation to all
kinds of Lands in California. Most
thoroughly equipped Bureau west of
the Rock V Mouniains. 18 Montsrom-
erv St., S. F. Publishers S. F. Mirror,
the onlv R. R. and Tourists' Journal
on the Pacific Coast,
WILLIAM J. DINGEE,
460 and 462 Elgbtli St.
OAKLAND, CAIilFORNIA.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Homes Built to Suit on Easy Terms..
Loans Negotiated at Low Rates.
Alameda County Agency for
Union Insurance Company
OF SAN FBANCiaCO, CAL.
ORIENT lis. Co. OF HARTFORD
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managei
WM. SESTON, Asst. Uanaget
HE BANCROFT COMPANY Iv.Tk^^st^IEOQ^^ EN6RA7EBS, ETC.
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Real £alate AHHuciutluna.
iScf, also Ijnnd Axsoclatlotis.)
Alameila BiiIIiIImk and Loan Associa-
tion, :)08 C'al furiiia
San Kranr1>co Mutual Loan Associa-
tion, HO" Sansonie
Saratoga Iniproveinent Co.,2<12 MarkPt
Bran.lt 4 link
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mnl l'.,.'>U9Sscramrnlo
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I' 1<,.SK cor" t'irst At an'l
Union Loan Association, 4SrCaliforula H A l\/rpT'Q}
531 Cltty
Reflectom,
BOE<!CH E. & OX, 583-5S3 Mission
JACKSON P. H. ACU.(sl(lewalk)22»-
2:iO Fir^t
PACIKIC LAMP AND RKFLECTOR
FACTORY, 58a-5S5 Mission
Refrieerators.
Amies Geo. W., 119 Calif.imla
AK-MES <fe DALLAM, 2i;6-232 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.. 309-317
Market
Nathan, Dohrmann <fc Co., 126 Sutter
Regalia.
(.%« also Military Ooods.)
Litchfield J. M. & Co. , 12 Post
NOKCHOSS & CO., 6 and 13'^ Post
PASQUALE B.. 650 Washington
Schreiber A., 513 California
gtettln H. Mrs., 732 Sutter
Repacker s— Mercli an d Ise.
Reporters— Phonographic.
BARRETT M. G. MISS, 302
Montgonierv
Belden E. S., 66 Nevada Block
Bennett Clement, 434 California
Carroll John A., 16 Nevaila Block
CoiimbB A. L., "224 Sansotne
Darneal Herve.v,65 Nevada Block
Gallagher llobert F.,331 Montgomery
Gawthorne J. F., 331 Montgomery
Hawes G. H., 320 Sansonie
Holland James L., 56 Nevada Block
Jones Harrison A., 65 Nevada Block
Knox Thomas R., 56 Nevada Block
Long D. \V., 606 Kearny
O'Connor Michael E., 331 Montgomery
PotterStephen, 331 jMontgomery
Ellev John H. W., Superior Court,
Dept. 1
Stanley F. Hastings, 402 Montgomery
Vernon Howard, 431 California
Restaurants.
(»Sife also Ooffec Saloons.)
Ach & Trapp, 4U Bush
Adams John, 502 Third
A'ller N. M. <fe Co., 7 Stockton
Albert H. F. & Co., 29 Third
Alex Joseph F., 1403 Stockton
Alexander Ellen Mrs., Railroad Av nr
Manitoba
Alleniand <fe Robin, 122 Montgomery Av
Alllone <fe Ferara, 112 Ellis
Anagnostopulos&Stathopolis,332East
Anderson .\Ddrew, 64S Fourth
Antonovich F., 403 East
Arnold E. K. Mrs.. 448 Third
Augustine H. Miss, 537 Howard
Aver Suhle Mrs., 919 Mission
Bagala Leo 3131 Mission
Bannister George, S\V cor Fourth and
Berry
Barlchievlch John BI., iSSteuart
BaslchA Purllch.KW Sixth
Beck Emll, 511 Valencia
Beck <& Lndwig, 205 Keorny
Belcher FJdward M., 425 Geary
B-ngtsPon Nils E., 629 Sacramento
Bergez John, 334 I'lne
Bergln Patrick. 1145 Folsom
Berton & Tschurr, 217 Kearny
Beth Adolph,333 Bush
BiMige Heiirv,;lS8 Francisco
Blcderiiian Louis, 113 Seventh
BIgne Vincent, 417 Pine
Blaes .loscph, 443 Valencia
Blair William, 15'25 Market
Bohen Daniel, stmrs TIburonand Don-
ahue
Boothby Adolph F.,312 Townsend
B<irdennve B.,732 Moiit'-'omery
Borovlidch <5c Golch, I2I5 i'olk
aenln.
Campl's,'iartori& Ksntlnl..T3 0'Farrcll
Ciirdall William K., wifl MlsRl..n
Carrere A Poientlnl, 445 Bush
Case Giorge A.. 8:t.! Valencia
Case PelegS., 410 Hnv.B
Ca.-tro A Warner. 626 Fourth
Clafley Cliiirles,213 I'lne
Claussen Charles, 529 WBghingfon
Conrades Ferdlnan<l,612 Market
Cook Emanuel, 1601 Gearv
Coutts An.lrcw, LW) Vnlenila
Cn-salla Martin. 15 Tlilrd
CroB^man C. D., 17 Pacillc
< 'uello Joseph .1.. 158 Second
Cuenin I..5:<1 Clay
Cure John. 421 Washington
Dabeilch & Pavlt7.a, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Leldefdorir
Daemon Reinhardt, Casino, Golden
Gate Park
Davidson M. P., 10f2 Howard
Day Samuel, 1217 Market
Debb Frank. 214 Second
Del Monte Angelo, 431 Broadway
Dennis Richard J. ,433 Pa< lllc
Desmoulins Emile.814 Montgomery
Dethlefsen A Co., 127 Berry
Devere J. Mrs., 118 Ellis
Dlckev J. R., .N W lor I) and Sixth Av
Doettaer Beniandn, 108 Fourth
Dowd Dennis, 6ii Davis
Dreimen M. K., 132 First
Drobaz Matteo. 503 East
Drury Thomas, 503 Thomas
Duffy Bridget. 121 Fifth
Dupas John, 635 Washington
Eklund John P., 89-90 Centre Market
Ellis Charles, 972'<; Folsom
Erben W. C, ternnnns P. and 0. B. RR
Felt Joseph, 2011 Polk
Fernandez Manuel, 1007 Market
Ferimw Henry, Ocean Beach or Golden
Gate Park
Fischer John, 134 Third
Fletcher A Buying, 5:<9 Jacknon
Frank John, 551 Flr>t
Franuslch John, 258 Brannan
Fra' er Joseph W., 6i7 Commercial
Freifas J. T.,44 Second
Frcling Arthur, 520 Merchant
Friedrich John G., 2133 Mission
Fritsch Peter, D nr First Av
Gain & Spruzzolo. .5.36 Washington
Garcia NIves, 7 PInkney I'l
Ganlner Harriet N.. 540 California
Gamier Jiiscph.107 Larkln
Gavlord Christopher, 1819 Powell
CKJorge John, 207 Third
GlurachM., 305 Sixth
Glustl Joseph A., llisnaiitomia Market
Glavinovlch John, 12.'()', Polk
Gobpy Frank, 22S Sutter
Golcnvich George, 303 Fast
Golcovlch George J.. 928 Larkln
Gouhert Jean, lllit Dnpont
Graham A. S., 1507 Market
Grant (5eorge F., I70« folk
Gritfln ASInimonf, 1046 Howard
Griiiini GMnriie, 317 Francisco
GrofsMta Mathew, 1203 I'ollc
(ill llrimi'iti Frank S.,410 Fourth
Ilnak(('li(i'l"sliH Market
H(ien-el .1. II. C. I'iS.'cond
llniri
Harris ('
. 17 WflshlnRtoD
ivi'i llllinorc
iinsselLnsdi J-lm K.. -'fiil Sutter
Ha'i'^ellir.Kl; W.. I'l'.-'. Market
Il.iidrick- W. |-..l"'*-<ivih
Henrv JflmnslHo:!MN^I..n
Herbst A Maas, SK cor Post and
Herman I!., S s .lefTerson nr Buker
Hildebrand 11. W., 103 Third
Hliik A (;riiln.r, S. 1'. ('. By. stoamor*
Hnli Tli'.ninh M., 510 Market
Hortoll l.ever.lt. ll«7 Market
Hull A I,vl-. 1118'.. Kd.ly
Huth B.,!i2l K.arny
Israel J.. «in Montgomery
JarksACo..2a'5Slx;h
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Marrhand'..
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MARSHALL JOSEPH S.,
91 < entr« .MHrkrt
Ma<-er Charlct P.. 23 (irmnd Ontrai
Market
Mave. G«".ri-'. «or,"f r^', Markvl
Mci'aul-' * V ' """ 'M'^.-t
Mc!nnl« « • ^' i »anJ
MrL.-«n \
Menlz.i P
Merrant'l. I I
.Mever L""!-. N - > ■ r nr Xprlnc
Mevr WlllUni.'t I>rMniin
Mlih.-llS.,2'iN nth
Mlrh«eU..ii ?. 'in r.:' y\ ..< .n
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LAR&EST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & M^ii
I It t >< IM-«».
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PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
BROWN, CRAIG & CO.. General Agents,
510 California, Street»
EES
1406
SAD
Perlnl & Ferlnl, 207 I'ost
l*cir.v Samuel H., 1508 I'olk
Peterson N. Peter. 513 East
Pike Jftiob M., 6S6 Market
Pdllti'o Anton, 324 l.nrkln
I'lii) (& Piintai(i,4!4 Bush
J'rlol 1'. A Co., 115 (irimt Av
Rndilkh fllartln.SOO Thlnl
Knlth GeorKO, 102 Drunim
Kasnnissen I'eter, 444 Spt'ar
Kaiisch AuKiist. 520 California
Ki'nj;an.Iolin,5;)Thlrit
Kebiit Arniaiul, :TOU Mission
Reche Pastora Mme., 145 Taylor
Kedlich John, 2132 Fillmore
Reiische AuKust. 520 California
Richard George H., 315 B'ourth
RlchterH. H., 541 Second
Rlchter William H.,S\V cor Kentucky
and Honduras
Rledlnser William F., 104 Seventh
Robinson Henry. 121 Davis
Robinson John, 153 Third
Roche E. A. Miss, 315 0' Farrell
Romanl & AUadlo, 525Sansome
Rook Charles V., 45 Third
Rosen Chiistopher, 1119 Market
Ross Charles, 510 Missiim
Russell John M., 407 Spear
Rvan Catherine Mr-., 149 Seventh
Samt Frederick, 115 Stockton
SanKiiinettl Stefano, 3 Vallejo
.«arschen Kdward, 814 Third
Sartori <fe Fantlnl, 33 O'Farrell
Schultz Joseph. n2 Fourth
Schutlr John H., 125 Montgomery Av
Schwerin H. <fe Sons, 612 Clay
Seffer Christopher M., 1411 Polk
SelTer Trefolne M.. 433 Hayes
Shepston J. A. & Son. 218 Sansome
Sllva Domingo, 3 Harrison
Simmons Joseph, 216 Ninth
Simons fsadore, 131 sixth
Slpppl Frank E., E s Louisiana bet
Napa and Sleira
Snvder Martin. 1938 Mission
Sohl Otto. 613 Davis
Somali & Ladagnous, NE cor Geary
and Grant A v
Sopa Peter Q., 400 Sacramento
Sosso T., 1125 Sutter
Southern Pacific Restaurant, N s Sum-
mer nr Spring
Spencer &A\ re, 227 Sixth
Splcula John, 1903 F limore
Siamer M. H.. 420 Folsom
Starcken tie Lottert & Bodet, 1006
Howard
Stefti>in John. 14 Folsom
Stege Kichard.33 Post
Stein Henry, 35 Ninth
Stewart Henrv J., 506 Howard
Stohp F., Woodwanl Giirdens
StrandzG. A.,265Third
Stuart Edward, 175 Sixteenth
Stnriza Nicholas, 226 Battnry
Sullivan Timothy .1., 1403 Valencia
Svetinich P., SW cor Grove and
Laguna
Swain Brothers, 213 Sutter
Swan Adam, 612 Montgomery and 44
Third an 1 723 Fotirth
Swaiiton E. Miss, 1523 Mi^sion
Tagllaferro A. & Co., 308 Mont Av
Tauhert C.,208 First
Techau R. J., SW cor Market and
Seventh
Thorsen Louis, 210 Townsend
Tonco vich Ellas, 3 Commercial and 317
East
Tripp Philander, 219 Third
Tsthurr L. J. & Co., 8-14 D'Farrell
Turner James, 208 Driimm
Tuttle Simeon E., 161 Ninth
Van Hoeter Frank. 416 Larkln
Vanoni <fe Cnneo, 146 Second
Venaglia Enrico, .524 Broadway
Venettlsch Oscar, 2()4 Fourth
Vigiiole Lulgi, R15 Commercial
Vitalch John, 50S Hayes
Vlautin Paul, 715 Davis
Voight Frederick, 219 Mission
Wade Henrv, 626 Sacramento
Waechter & Bertn, 504 Market
Wappel Michael, 1617 Buchanan
Westcott Adelliert K., 605 Commercial
Wheeland & Collins, 329 Montgomery
Williams Charts C, 2197 Powell
Wilson A. W. <fe Co., 114-120 Post
Wilson J. C.,150S Polk
Wolf Pharles, 458 Sixth
Wolfe H. A., 2723 Sutter
Wood F. Mrs., 1147 Howard
Wood Samuel H., SE cor Eddy and
Fillmore
Woodlii A Co., 1504 California
Wylle Annie Mrs.. 519 Mission
Kidliig: Acn<leiiiiOM.
ALSTON'S NEW YORK
UIDINU A<;A»K.UY, 1537
Mission
McKeuua & Cole. 737 Folsom
Kieriirers.
Davles L., 213 Jackson
Shean & McKenzle, S s Bryant nr
First
Simmons & Meyers, 17 Howard
SMITH WM. H.. 120 Howard
CONTRACTORS' ATTENTION!
WM. H. SMITH,
AND CONTRACTOR,
118 & 120 Howard St.,
Bet. Main and Spear, San Francisco.
The Most Compl
Hoisting Apparatus in San :
Bolllngr 9Iills.
PACIFIC, office 202 Market
Roofers.
ASPHALTUM AND MASTIC ROOF-
ING CO., 6-52 Market
Bonnet B. <ft Co., 100 Montgomery Av
Bruggemann Henry (asphaltum) 316
Grant Av
Conlln & Roberts fmetal) 728 Mission
Cronan William (metal) 1213 Market
Devoy Patrick, 1106 Howard
DUNCAN GEORGE & CO. (asphal-
tum and mastic 652 Market
Flske Henry G. (metal) 827 Market
FORDERER JOSEPH F. (metal) 226
Mission
Gibbs Jacob. 31'^ Ninth
Goodwin Frank (asphaltum) 521 Turk
HIggs Thomas (asphaltum) 822 Jack son
JACKSON P. H. <fe CO. (Hyatt's; 228-
23 i First
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Larkin & Flahertv (asphaltum"! 35 Post
MERKELL L L. (soapstone) 316
Townsend and 106 Market
NECVAIi F. N , 422 Jackson
PACIFIC ASPHALTUM CO.,
423 Jackson
PACIFIC PAVING CO., 422
Jackson
Paul P. D. I asphaltum) 1306 Mission
Perine N. P. ife Co., 28 New Mont
Platz E'lward (metal) 1^18 D.'visadero
Scheerer Joseph & Co., 1628 Market
Snook G. & E. (metal) 630 Sacramento
Tn.ker Geo. H., 324 Fifth
WALTON N. C, 219 Mission
Whiting Thomas. 918 Folsom
Whlttler J. E. (asphaltum) 213 Town-
send
Wilson William H. (asphaltum) 136
Natoma
Asphaltum and Mastic
BOOFIIVO CO.
GEO. DUNCAN & CO.
Roofing and Sidewalks done in the
best manner and at the most reasona-
ble prices. New Roofs Laid and Old
Roofs Uerovered and Repaired. Also,
Tin and Zinc Roofs covered with As-
phaltum or Mastic Paint. Prepared
Jlateriai for sale. Office : 652 Market
Street, N. E. cor. Kearny, up sta'rs.
Rooflns 9Iaterlal.
ASPHALTUM AND MASTIC ROOF-
ING CD.. 652 Market
Cnl'fornia Slate Co. .325 Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MERHELf. I. L., 316 Townsend and
106 Market
Perine N. P. & Co., office 28 New Mont
WALTON N. C, 219 Mission
Root Kecr l?Iaiiur»ct
St. John II. L. & Co., 10 Hayes
Rope maniifacturcra.
(jS'ee Cordage.)
Rubber Boots and Siioea.
BAY STATE RUBBER CO.,
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO,
13 First
Enip're Rubber Shoo Co.. 577 Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
National Rubber Co., 577 Market
Porter. SU'ssinger & Co., 7-9 Battery
Royal Rubber Co., 577 Market
Rubber Footwear Co., 577 Market
Union India Rubber Co., 577 Market
WINSLOW CHAUNCEY R., 15 First
Rubber Combs.
Atlantic Comb Co., 577 Market
BUTLER HARD RUBBER
CO., 517-519 Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., .577 Market
India Rubber Comb Co., 577 Market
United States Comb Co., 577 Market
Rubber Ooods.
Atlantic Rubber Co., 577 Market
California Rubber Co., 577 Market
Cammeyer J. T. & Co., 607 Market
Emp re Rubber Shoe Co.. 577 Market
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BRO., 118
Montgomery
Girvin J. W. & Co., 2 California
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Gutta Percha and Rubber Mnfg Co.,
15 First
Hanks M., W. & Co., 34 Merchants' Ex
India Rubber Comb Co., 577 Market
JOY EDWIN W., 852 Market
Lambertville Rubber Co., 577 Market
LANE W. E.. .505 Kearny
National Rubber Co., 577 Market
NEVII.L.B «& CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Rubber Co., .577 Market
REVERE RUBBER CO., 417-
419 Market
Roval Rubber Co.. 577 Market
Rubber Clothing Co., 577 Market
Rubber Focjtwear Co., 577 Market
Snn Francisco Rubber Co., 577 Market
STRAHLE JACOB & CO.. 515 Market
Union India Rubber Co., 577 Market
Uni(m Tubing Co.. 577 Market
Uniteil Stntes Comb.Co.. 577 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & C<\. agents
Merced Rubber Co., 202 Market
Rubber Printlns TYlieels.
Klinkner C. A. * Co., 320 Sansoise
OAKLEY A. D., .321 Cal fornia
Sheplar S. H. &, Co., 702 Market
Rubber Stamps.
Cole Henry A., 202 Bush
CoBley T. B. & Co., 4:i4 Montgomery
F. M. Truworthy StencU Works, 318
Front
GREKNLEAF J. L. <fe CO., 405 Front
Hanks M. W. & Co.. 34 Merchants'
Exchange
Klinkner C. A. & Co., 320 Sansome
OAKLEY A. D., .321 Cal fnriiia
Sheplar S. H. <fe Co., 702 Maiket
Rags.
Ackerman & Strauss, 807 Market
Bertrand A. Mme., 635 Sutter
C'llcago Clock Co., 1063 Mission
Hill Marv E. Mis., 144 Eighth
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Call-
furnia
Saddle Tree Manufacturers
and Dealers.
(j*Manufacturers. )
Hart & Brandenstein, 417-419 Market
Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 I'lnc
*MA1N «& WINCHESTER,
214 Battery
Stone L. D. 4 Co., 422 Battery
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
31 fflarlet St.
RPAD HARASZTHY & C0.!wash^n^t?nst1
SAD
1407
SAW
204 and 206 CALIFORNIA STREET.
tSaddlery Hardware.
(&« Harnett and SaiidUry Hard-
ware.)
Safe Deposit.
Ollforoia Safe Deposit and Trust Co.,
SK cor California and Montgomery
Safe MOTers.
FARNS WORTH & RITG-
«I.I-:S. 100 California
MIGHE1.L. & RICHARDS, 228
: all turn I a
"WALTZ CHARLES. 13 Drumm
"wil-shire: safe and
SCA1.E CO., 204-206 California
Safe Openers.
EnclKn ■William F., 615 Bush
MIGHEL.L. & RICHARDS, 228
Calif.irnia
Perlani C. J. A Co., 42 Main
'WALTZ CUARLE:^, 13 Drumm
Safes— Iron.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS,
Bleelow <fe Little (Ijank vaults) 323
Mission and 10:j-107 Fremont
California Safe and Lock Co., 42 Main
ChlraKo .Safe and Lock Co., 228 Cal
Dietold Safe and Lock Co.. 221 Cal
Hall's .Siife and Lock Co., 2U-213 Call-
torn I a
Macneale <fe Urban (Cincinnati) 206
CBllfornia
MIG H ELL. & RICHARDS, 228
California
Mollov John, 54 Clay
Kaunian 1>. Z. & Co., 122 Clay
Pali;.- S. B. 4 Co. (Detroit) 116 Front
FERIABI C. J. <b CO., 42 Main
pjiq:nix iron works, ki.x &
Firth, 22.V229 First
WALTZ CHARLES
13 Dinmin (The largfest
safe factory on file coast.
See advt page 12.5 3. )
WIL.SHIRE SAFE AND
SC ALK » O., 204-206 California.
Safety Valves.
TKUMAN, UOOKEE <fe CO., 421-427
Market
Sailmabers.
Davis William, 516 Davis
Doyle .lames J., 50 Clay
Fraser James K., 11 Dnimm
Fiink Chrl^tlan C, 46 Clay
Hard ng, Brann & Prior, .56 Clay
Morgan J. A. &Son, 7 Clay
Reynolds Thomas V., SE cor Steuart
an'l Market
SIMPSON & FISHER, 34
Steuart
Wood W. C. 514 Second
Sail Dock.
Ames A Detrlck, 19-21 California
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Ca».
funila
Sail Twines.
ARMES GEO.W., 119 Califor-
nia
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 617-
•■il:) IMarkei
KITTLK 6i CO., 202 CalifornU
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Call- !
fornia ,
Naloon Fixtures.
BRUN-iWICK BILLIARD
AND POOL TABLE MAX- t
UF.^CTURING CO. THE
E., 205 Battery I
Salmon -Canned. I
Alaska Salmon PackInK Co., 19 Main
Alaska Salmon PackhiK and Fur Co.,
19 Main
Arctic FIbhinK Co., 19 Main
Arctic Packln-' Co., 1 Mls»lon
COLEMAN WM. T. & CO.,
SE cor .Market and Main
Columbia River PnctliiK Co., 116 Cal
Cutting PacKlnK C<>.. 19 Main
DoDfJE, SWEENEY <fe CO., 114-116
Market
Karluk Packing Co., 310 Sansome
Hnme George W., 4U5 Front
Hume R. D. A Co., 405 Front
Northern Packing Co., SlOSansome
Nushagak Canning Co., 310 Sansome
Paciac Coast Packing (Jo., 19 Mulu
Sacramento River i'acklug Co., 318
Front
Scandinavian Packing Co., 19 Main
Salmon Net Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 617-
519 Market
FINLAYSON, BOUSFIELD
* CO., Kittle k Co. atji-nts, ■Jr:
Cal!fornlft
NEVILLE & CO., 31 33 Cali-
fornia
Salt.
AMERICAN SALT CO., 217
Sacramento
Barton B. F. A Co.. 213 Sacramento j
Ormen Island .Salt WorkK 207 front '
Ehrman M. A Co., I04-1 10 Front ,
Getz Brother.-ACo..20'.>-2II Market .
Laufcnbiirger CharleK. 204 Clav |
MacGrottv Alfred AC.i..a06Sacramonio ;
New Liverpool Salt (Jo., 12.) Calllornla
Newell A Brother, 221 Davis i
( Isterloh Henry, :<7 Commerrlal
PaclHc Borax, Salt and .Soda Co., 330 |
Montgomery
t'nlim Paclllc .salt Co., 216 Sacramento
Whitney C. E. A Co.. 101 California i
WllllamB, DImond <t Co., ar)2 Market
Snpoilo. i
COBURN C. W. A Ci>.. aaents Enoch
Morgan'* Sons Co., 0 Battery
Snsh Cords. !
DOYLE HENRY & CO., M7-
519 .Market
ISer boijrtA
•ash Welchto.
SELBT 8MKI.TIN<; A.llt I.».AI>
( i». 4I« .M..i.i|[..m.r»
TOBEV (•ll(TI>. Jl>4t..»n«-wl
Maaee and Catsnp Man*.
fnetMrers.
Co<le, Elfell A Co., 114 Wa.hln«l..n
DonaMMin A C". (asrnt* VM.ly'» Na-
bob Sauce) 319 ('sIlfHrula
Engrab'T A ('.,., I(X(«| r.,ml« Mirkrt
Fl>her I'a.kiiiK i' .. ,%i7 ('..niiwrtlai
Ulivd A.. ■>«.■( K..i~.m
Klng-MorM- CantiliiK <•>., N^» rof
Br'ia.|w>v ind .■^anxinio
Sohmldi A VttXi. ll'.i r.,ninirrcUI
Silver ll*-iniau,a09.SaaM,nir
Hansaces and C'nred ll«a<*.
Ant)crt Albert, 10 S. K. Matk»'l
Ballly Acbllle, 71 California Markrl
Blnhni Rudolph C, 1511 Markrt
Britten Michael, f-T Ilaif.
Bulachir Fredrrl. k. 1211 Vab-ncU
Bunker Robfrt K., 74 fallfortjU Mar-
ket
Butt«enb«rh .T"«i-ph, NW ror fonrtb
and \U-^-<
Cales-lnl li- • i
Drouet 111;
Dutchler <
EngiiT H. 1
Owbel (JrorK'-. :*' Ti " 1
G<HM|iTkr I'. L.. IC: Ihiponi
CkKHlwln Charle*. U aiki r Or.tr*
' M«rl>.i
\SaiK J
Mark.
Willi, r \
Wlnirr \
• ■uaacr 4 aalnv*.
riiia :
■44 Kllli
California Sheep Casino Co. 5
GREG FRANK 2
ftHO MUaInn Jl
(:■"'••• " ■ • , rt
F iS
LEADING TYPE FODNDERTMMER & REy.ir.iv^^i'ir.i-'^'
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
FOR SAI.K BY AT^I. FIRST-CT..ASS
WINK lUKItdllANTN AIVI> (JUOCISBS.:;
SAW
1408
SEA
Snw FiIcr.H.
Onniplnl EukciiIo, !I Guidon
Oeieghino LiiImI. (512 Merchant
(Jhiiii E. J..6I1 Mlstilon
Lliiforth Alfreil, 318 Jackson
Liiwell Philip S.,r>lU Junes
J'lirlngton T. C, 6il!i Mls.-lon
Kohtion Henry, ;iOO Jm kson
Terry William N., 108 Drumm
Satv }MaiiiifacturerB.
Bird & Hauchy, 217 Mission
Brown Willlnra, 222 ,)ackson
(Jonn E. J., 641 Mission
Llnforth Alfred, 318 Jackson
MIGNOLA JOHN (butchers')
2420 Post
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTUK-
ING CO., 17 Fremont
SIAIONDS JOHN, 511 Mission
SPAUIiOnVG N. W. SAW
CO., 17 Fremont
STEARNS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO,, 29-31 Spear
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Webster VV. W. & Co., 3 Spear
PACIFIC
SAW MANyFACIUlG CO,
17 and 19 FREMONT ST.
Saws of Every Description on Hand
and Made to Order.
Agents for
C. B. PAUIi'S FILES.
Sawmill Slacliinery.
.^TNA IRON WORKS, 109-
111 Mission
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 213-
215 Mission
GREGORY H. P. dsCO., NW
cor Fremont and Mission
JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE
WOKH»i, 39-51 Fremont
Sava:e, Son & Co. (Empire Foundry)
13')-143 Fremont
SPAULDINti N. W. SAW
«'0., 17 Fremont
STEARNS xMANUPACTUR-
ING Co., 29-31 S|>ear
TATUM & BuWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Stearns Mnfg Co.
Pacific Brancli,
29-31 SPEAK i«X..S F.
Builders of Heavy Sawmill Ma-
chinery, and Dealers in
Sawmill Supplies.
TATUM & BOWEN,
Nos. .-{4-36 Fremont St.,.
Manufacturers and
dealers in
SAWS m SAW-MILL MACHINERY.
' Scales.
(.See also Hardware.)
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (apents Fair-
banks Scale Co.) 517-519 Market
Hawley D. N. & G. A. (agent The
Ilnwe! 2-4 Sutter
MIGHEL.L. & RICHARDS,
2J8 Cjiiifornia
MoUoy John, 54 Clay
Naunian I'. '/,. & Co., 122 Clay
Paige .S B. &Co.,116 Front
WILSHIRK SAKE AND SCALE CO.,
204-2U6 California
Scliool Furniture.
(iVee also Mirnilure.)
Bancroft Bros. A Gn.. 532 Marl<et
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Dewing Co. The J., 420 Bush
Fuller George H., 6:f8-640 Mission
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
Sterling Furniture Co., 18-20 Sutter
WEBER C. F. & CO.
(sole agents A. H. An-
dre>vs <!i£ Co. , Chicago
and New York) 306 Post
Schools— mining.
Stut J. C. H., 217 Sansome
Van (ler Nalllen A., 723 Market
WICK SON G. G. & CO., 3-5
Front
Schools— Private.
(.See also Colleges, also Teachers.)
Academy of the Sacred Heart, 1715
Bush
Adie Ellen Mrs.. 1513 Jackson
Anderson R. S., 12 Odd Fellows' Bldg
BARNARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE, 46 O'Farrell
Burgess B. W.,410 Kearny
COLLEGE OF NoTKE DAME, Es
Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Delahaye E. M'lle, 1825 California
Dithmar Emma A. Miss, 1139 Howard
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, 320 Post
French and English Institute, 1707
Powell
Furlong Mary T. Mrs., 115'^ Twenty-
sixth
Getcher Maggie Mrs., 1516 Post
Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Hogan E. A. Mrs., 19 Cedar Av
IRVING INSTITUTE, Rev.
E. B. Church principal, 1036 Va-
lencia
Melsterschaft School of Languages, 324
Sutter
Merrill S. E. Mrs., 2215 Howard
Meiritt Hannah A. Mrs.. 2204 Steiner
Moesta Anieliii Mrs., 727 Turk
NAHL H. "W. A. (fine arts) His-
tory Blilg, 723 Market
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. 320
Post
Pacific Shorthand Institute, 80n Mkt
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and
Lark in
San Francisco Free Hebrew, Turk nr
Tavlor
Sisters of St. Dominic, Golden Gate
Av bet Jones and Leavenwoith
Sisters of the Holy Names of .lesusand
Mary, Tenth bet Howard and
Folsora
St.Bonilnce's,123 Golden Gate Av
St. Briilget's, cor Broadway and Van
Ness A V
St. Francis Technical School, SW cor
Oearv and Gongh
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 214 Hayes
St. Jo-eph's Grammar School, SW cor
Tenth and Howard
St. Paul's School, 941 Mission
St. Peter's School, E s Alabama nr
Twentv-fourth
ST. ROSE'S ACADEMY. Golden Gate
Av bet Steiner and Pierce
St. Rose's Parochial, N s Brannan nr
Fourth
St. Vincent's, S s Mission bet New
Mont'-'omery and Third
TARRANT'S ACADEMY,
SW cor Haightand Pierce
Trinity School, 15:M Mission
Urlian School. 1017 Hvde
VAN DER NAILLEN A.
(-choolol engineering) 723 Market
Van Ness Academvof Music, 1109 Van
N 8-Av
Van Ness Semlnnrv, 1222 Pine
West Marv B. Miss, 1606 Van Ness Av
W^ICKSON G. G. «& CO. (short-
hand)3-5 Front
Zeitska Institute, 922 Post
Schooner. Ka.v and River
Freight ing.
Collie Thompson, Pier 7 Steuart
Piper's Line, 7 Clay
Screens- Perforated Metal.
Loftus Bros., 7 Spear
Scroll Sawyers.
Cameron A. & (Jo., 409 Mission
Hansen M". & A., Berry nr Sixth
Hatch & Weston, 209-211 Mission
JEWELL A. M. & CO.. Berry bet
Third and Fourth
JESSE & DREW, Berry bet Third
and Fourth
Wells, RusseU & Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Sculptors.
Blanchl Gregorio, 1116 Turk
Edwards Morton A., 1330 California
Flohr Frederick, 1125 Mission
Happersberger Frank, 51 Park Av
Heverin Edward J., 1820 Hvde
Kertel Charles, 655 Willow Av
Kut'/kau Emil, 729 Treat Av
Wells F. Marion, 757 Mission
Seal Engravers.
(See also Engrar^ers.)
DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,
220 Market
Gihon Thomas & Son, 109 Montgomery
Goldsmith E. S.,26 Montgomery
Pages Jules F., 618 Sacramento
Schenk Chris & Co., 423 Washington
Searchers of Records.
CALIFORNIA TITLE IN-
SURANCE AND TRUST
CO., 2U6 Sansome (see adv.
following, also adv. In Bank and
Insurnnce Dept)
Clement J. & E. B.. 405 Montgomery
( 'oxe & Rlauvelt, 444 California
EVANS WM. M., 325 Mont-
GILLESPIE C. v., 14 Mont-
gomery
Hobbs Walter S., 502 Montgomery
Mearns George, 425 Montgomery
RidlR John S., 425 California
ROULEAU F. A., 323 Montgomery
See advt next page
SIMPSON & MjLLAR, 522 California
TO
REAL ESTATE
Searched. Examined and
Guaranteed by the
California Title Insnrance
AND TRUST CO.
206 Sansome St , S. F.
Only $10 charged for search and at-
torney's op'nion, if Title is found de-
fective and nut insurable.
Our Policv-Holders can olitnin
loans from the GERMAN SAV NGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY and the
SE(;URITY SAVINGS BANK, with-
out charge for attorney's fees.
See advertisement in Bank and In-
surance De|)t., page 1269.
John E. Millar. Thos. B. Simpson
SIMPSON & MILLAR,
Successors to C. V. Gillespie.
Searchers of Records.
522 CALIFORNIA ST., S. F.
Telephone No. 889.
NATIONAL Fire lis. Ca. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. OORNIN, Manager
WU. SESTOK, Asst. Manases
(MARKET bIREET.
SEE
1409
NEW BOOKS RF."FIVED DAILL
SHI I
F. A. ROULEAU,
accessor to BRdOKS & KOULEAU.
Jearcher of Records,
FOR THE
ity and Countj' of San Francisco.
Ottioe, 328 iriontKOiiiefy St.
Sate Dei)osit Building, Room 1.
Meeds and Plantst.
»>raham Charles, lOG California Mkt
tert;er H. H. & Co., 317 AVashlUKton
}o«en K. J., 815 San.-ome
Ircck Samuel, 21i I'lay
JAiMI'BKLL W. H. (Australian tree)
AOl Front
!ox Thomas A. A Co.,413Sansome
jfcpolil Charles JM.,3.') Post
deherln Thomas, -516 Battery
illller Frederick A.(forelgn)215 Hayes
)rientft) Iniportinp Co., 520 Front
Vinci-nt & Co., 607 Sausome
;i>nntaR * Co. {forest) Hfi Market
Jweenev J. P. & Co., 409 Davis
t'e^ti oft Bros., 406 San
fRDMBULL & BEEBE
419
Newer Work.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
Chapman William .1., SE cor Montao-
nu-ry ami ISrDadwav
LANK W. E.. 505 Kedrny
WM. Er~LANE, I
505 Kearny Street, : 'i
Sewers Laid and Repaired.
Lane's Disinfectant for Sew-
ers.
Sewer Gas Stopped by Lane's
Triple Sewer Trap.
Sew^ersaud Drains examined.
Established 1860.
Call for Telephone, 315.
Mhrri W«m.
KhrlU nnrlnr.
B. F. WELLINGTON'S SEEDS
And IMPROVED EGG FOOD.
Note.— This Egg Food Is the only
)reparation in the world that will pos-
tivelv cure and prevent every disease
of poultry and birds, and mal;e hens
lay at all seasons of the year. Ask
j-our grocer or druggist for It.
425 ^V.4SIIINOTON ST.
Seine Twines.
Amies G. W., 119 C.ilifornia
DOYLE HEXRY & CO., 517-
51!i .'Market
NEVILLE Si CO., 31-a.3 Cali-
Seines.
IDOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-
illi Market
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Sewer Pipe.
iSee also Dram and Sewer Pipe.)
Bronell Jer^m'ah, 727 Montu'omery
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
N.CLARK8tS0NS;
Gv 106 MARKET ST. yo
6l:ADDING,McBEAN8cCp
1358 8cl360 MARKET ST.
LAN E \V. E., 50-) Kearny
TRACY BRD'S &€□.
aa 2c 22 EIGHTH STREET.
Sewer Trap*.
N.CLARK&SONS.
GV 106 MARKETST.ro
,GLADDlNG.McBEAN8cCa
1358.8c 1360 MARKET ST.
Sewlns nachine Attach-
nient*.
EgRleston A. T., 124 I'ost
Shawl C, 30 Secund
Singer Jlanufartorlng Co., 22 Post
The Samuel Hill Cn.. 725 Market
Wheeler <fe Wilson JInfg Co., 303 Sutter
Sewlnc machine Threads.
(.See also Sewina Marhhies.)
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 517-
51H Market
Brr.wn <fe Metzner, .S^i Market
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Sewing Slaehines.
Automatic, A. T. Egglf.'iton, 124 Post
Bigaze Louis A., 1105 Stockton
Cohen Israel S., 145 Sixth
Domestic, J. W. Evans, 29 Post
Diamond, I. S. Cohen, 145 Sixth
Ducas Solomon. r»8 Slarket
Eggleston A. T., 1'24 Post
Florence, 725 Market
Frv Willis H.,22Po-t
Goethals Charles L.. 1122 Stockton
Grover & Baker, J. W. Evans, 29 Post
Hicks James L., 667 Mission
Howe, 7J5 Market
Household, 1. S. Cohen. 145 Sixth
Jennie June, 1. S. Cohen, 145 Sixth
Jounleux August, 426 Hayes
Klaus Alfred, 251 Third
New Home, 725 Market
Perkins Eu'.ene S., 71S Washlneton
Podesia Camillo, 708 Montgomery Av
Remington, C. Shawl, 30 Second
Rollins .John E., 351 Fourth
Roynl S-. .1 'm. C. Shawl, .30Sccond
Srlin;il' i i-i .i' , 'i','\ I!u^h
Shawl C. Howe, 30 Second
Singer, 22 Post
Standiird, I. S. Cohen, 145 Sixth
■I he Samuel Hill Co., 725 Mnrket
Ullner W. C, .5'27 Montgomery At
Wheeler & W'llson,303 Sutter
White. lO"* T'ost
Wlllcox&GlbDs, A. T. Egglcston, 134
Post
Wilson, 725 Market
Young W., 1931 Mission
Sewlnsr Machine^-Repalr-
erM.
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bush
SewlnffNIIk.
Beldlng Bros & (J'.., 58-5 >t ark ct
Brown & Mctzner (Cortlcclll) 635
Market
Evans J. W.. 29 Post
Yates & Hunter. 537 Market
Nhenro.
^TNA IRON WORKS, 100-
111 SIIssIdu
Sheep Wash.
AvyEujrene, ^120 Sannome
CA>1PI!ELL W. II.. 402 l^rMnt
Jn<ks..nT. W. A •'.... 104 Market
Tavlor Beveriv S.,54 ."^oiond _ ._
Wakelee & Co., i^E cor M..nl«omerr
and Bur-h
Mhlnclr narhla**.
(.ScoiJjo M'trMnutt.i
^TNA IRON WORKN. iw
Full.-n ir..n U -i. ir ... -. .
Gnl.HKN -
IliiiS \
T.MI.M .t I . . ,
au.H2.l.i..
Mhincie HanaftieMirvr*.
Areata .^1111 and I, timber I'o., ri«r
Stcuart
Chr1^t.•nl-.n k L-.r.l. 20-M Tmlh
German A. i 0>.. Pirr : , Hi.-u«rt
Hani>'>n A ('«.. I'lrr II M<-iiart
Hlgglnii A Cullln-. Pirr lOSUnart
Iverisen, Jen^n A •'«., t« Market
Ship Bread.
(Sre Bukert Cnickrr )
Ship Broker*.
(tire IlvtJsrrl.)
Hhipbnllder*.
HooIp 4 Boa'iin. 5 .•"(■<-»r
Calif'>riita I.aiiruh llulldln« ■ -j . .-
Moiilgomerv
Dirkle Hr.iK., niilr.- is: Siwar
Hall Hroth<r-,2«('8llfrt, ,
Hay Ale\aiid"r, c.itl.. >- i: ". ..rn ,•
Turner Mattliew. ■ r'
L'nl'in Iron Wnrkf.
and MiMlon
While Charle. G., > : ^
Ship Balla>ter«.
Chase James II. <t •'•■.. 17 Siroart
Kerr Wllllum. '.Wl lUil-rv
Itoblnnuu Peter, 9IM lUtcr'
CattermMle f. IL.TOi n,,!,
(^awford A. A ('■i..r Murkn
FDAKI) LnUK.NTZ,a-i
■..-11 Market
Henlry Cliarle* J., junction Xsrt'-t
and SncrBnM'iii"
Josselvn G. M. .% «'...,» M«rt»l
Lasoeii II. <■..♦<,.,. lit) llorr.,
Mi<ldl.t..i, 4C....521 Kr..nl
Mlt:h.|l Will am K., lo2 Sim.rt
I{..bln«.n K.-oiei. (5., \x\ .!». k-n
WHITKI.AW Til. 'MAS I: 11., SU
rrlglit, ii
Howno A (•■... 14 Sirusrt
Whip Material*.
FOARD l.uHKNTZ.Ji .'»i«'«»rt.i
9 II Mark.t
LaoMti II. <'. A <■<>. 131 IWTfT
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LORENTZ FOARD,
t>r«t.rB tn
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Welal. SIW4U
3 and '
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IT"!
Aalli nenl«<l out h» ••»• Psf .*••*
Month.
a?YPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL-PLATING WORKS
IDEA-LIEEa IIsT
SllFer PlalBi AmlpmatiM Plates
FOR SAVING GOLD.
Every
Description of Work Plated with
Silver, Nickel or Copper.
Gold,
653-655 Mission Street,
i
Between New Montgomery and Third,
SAN FRANCISCO.
EDWAED 6. DENFISTON.
Ship Stores.
Athesrn <fe Co., 54 Steuart
Boesch E. & Co. (lamp! "
CurtiR Warren P.. 267
FOARD L()RENTZ,3-5 Steuart »nd
9-11 Market
Garvin <fe Co., 320 Washington
Macpherson & Branatran, 215 Wash
Phiuimer George E., 6 Steuart
Prien Henry, NE cor Speor and Hath-
awav's Wharf
Rohlffs C. a., SW cor Mission and East
SHERWOOD «[ SHERWOOD
212-214 Market and 15-17 Pine
Sloan John, 305 Washington
Snow Louis T.,210 California
Ship StOTe SfanafacturerB.
Anderson <fe Tallon, 12 Market
Bucknani E. H. A Co., 22 Steuart
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
614-fil8 Batterv
Wild & Spear, 14 Steuart
Shipping and ForTrardlns.
(See also MerchanU— Shipping.)
Earl P. W. k Co., 202 Sansome
FARNSWORTH & RUGULES, 100
California
Koppen Peter, SE cor Sacramento and
Battery
MORTON PRAYING AND WARE-
HOUSE CO., 204 Battery
Shlppine Offices.
Chandler Thomas, 518 Battery
Fernhani Samuel W., 127 Jackson
Jennings David B., 26 Steuart
Latlin James, NW cor Mission and
Steuart
Lane W. W., 504 Davis
Sailors' Home, cor Harrison and Main
Smith John J., 5 Jackson
Walton Frederick B., 506 Battery
Shipping Registers.
Bureau Veritas International Register,
I. E. Thaver. 22 California
Lloyds Register British and Foreign
-■ • 219 S
Shipsmiths.
Bums Isidore, 20 Steuart
ChrestoflTerson & Twaj .Bryant nr Main
Crockard Hugh, 20 Mission
Muir A.. 1015 Battery
PHELiPS W^. S. &CO., 13-17
Iirumm
Wild & Spear, 14 Steuart
Shipi«-rights and Calkers.
Alexander R. S. & Son, 223 Drumm
Castle John G., 1 Howard
Clark & Webster, 22 Spear
Farnham J. H. & Co., 24 Howard
Kimball Thomas D., J5:J Steuart
Mlddlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Ross George, 10 FoUom
Thomas Dawson, 46 Main
Turner Mathew, 12-2 California
Whelan John A. & Brothers. 254 Spear
Wilkinsde Wlnton W., 508 Battery
Willcutt & Rowe, 5 Merchant
Shirt Mannfactarers.
Apelt Charles M.. 136 Monteomery Av
BEAMISH PERCY. Market cor
Third
Berman Otto, 417 Kearny
Black H., 26 Montgomery
Bridge H. S. & Co., 103 Montgomery
Burtis Robert W., 41-43 Second
Carmany John W., 25 Kearny
CavasBO I. Mrs., 608 Montgomery
Crook E. W. I Keeps' shirts) 126 Kearny
Pe Mille E. G., 838 Market
Eagleson & Co.. 5:{5 Market, and 4 Kear
Falkensteln G. A. & Son, 711 Battery
Fenn John H., 1505 Market
GabelH. F., 624 Market
HaristI Marlette, 621 Davis
Irving & Neustadt, 219 Montgomery
Kent T. E., 597 Mission
Lawton W. D. & Co.. 608 Market
Llghtbodv J. P. A Co., 581 Mission
Lowe S., 36 Geary
McPherson & Conway, 1381 Market
Neuberg Ad. & Co., 323 Kearny
NEUSl'ADTER BROS., SW cor San-
some and Pine
Orr & Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Popper C. , 431 Kearny
Popper Simon, 235 Kearny
Reeb Ellas. 214'4 Bush
Rogerson James C. 521 Valencia
Sevmour William H. (agent) 120 Sutter
Shirek <fe Tonner, 217 Pine
Sllbersteln Charles M., 331 Kearny
Stolz & Weidenreich, 202 Bush
Thomason H. A., 115 Kearny
Wa-tsworth Charles H., l.TO Eddr
WELL, BAER Si CO., 113 Bat-
tery
WIchelhausen Herman. 924 La-kIn
Yates (fe Hunter (agents) 537 Market
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS,
Manufacturers and Importers
— OP—
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Manufacturers of
STAIVDAKD SHIRTS,
S.W. cor. Sansome and Pine Streets.
Shirla-Retall.
{See furnishing Goodt OenW.)
Shoe and Oaiter ITppers—
Bfanafactarers.
Bourne Richard A., 28 Second
Dolliver & Bro. 573 Market
Rosseter <fc Smith, 545 Market
Shoe Dressing.
Armes George W., 119 California
Lake Henry, 3125 Mission
Royal Parisian Co. 410 Sansome
Sthwabacher <fe Salts, 120 Front
Shoe Findings.
Bourne B. A., 28 Second
Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., 129 Sansome
Dolliver & Bro., 573 Market
Jones Orln & Co. (soles) 103 Battery
Klopper Frederick, 26 O'Farrell
Lewis E. & Co., 37 Second
Miller & Macombi-r,417 Battery
Magee & Moore, 310 Clay
Mattern & Moore,25 New Montgomery
Nichols A. C. & Co.. 402 Battery
Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Urbach Ignatz, 618 Montgomery
WiUiams Bros. & Co., 569 Slarket
Shoe Inner Soles.
Cooley Earl K. (tule) Twenty-fourth
nr Hampshire
Jones Orin & Co., 103 Battery
Shoe aiachinery.
Rosseter <t Smith, 545 Market
Shoe Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS. 517-
519 Market
Shot manaractnrers.
SEIiBY SMELTING AND
liRAD CO., SE cor Howard and
First, office 416 Montgomery
Shoir Cards.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Davidson Wiiliaui, 5 Stockton
HILL ROBERT R.
tiU8 Market
Mansell F. & Co., 22.5 Post
Passet & Hahn, 7 Brooks
I'Mge Dwiuht M., 9 Geary
Roberts John W. & Co., 10 Post
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martel SL
{PAD HftRftSZTHY & CO. Uas^n^tS^n st ! Mm of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
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SAIN KRAIVCIHCJO
NOVELTY AND PLATING WORKS
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATERS,
Electro Bronziiiff, Grindlnif and l>oll.ltln|f.
Orate and Fender Work.
All kiDds of BraH« OikvIk mid* to orUrr
Iver Plated Ainalifamatlnif Plates rarnlal»e4l«*nl»
RUD&EAR & SHEPMAN, Proprietors,
108-112 First Street
San FranciKO. Cal.
Show Canes— MaUers.
lERNSTEIN & CO. , 4ir, Market
)IXON, BORGESON & CO.,
37 Market
'urlnnu' Thnnias N., 1221 Market
Ififfnian William,. 5H2 CallfornI*
llUer J. M., 506 Market
llller<£-On.,4l4 Market
'roll William, 5:J7 California
"eobner Gustav, 1 Spring
SIdewalka.
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL PAV-
ING Co. ,401 Slontenmerv
JOODMAN GEOKGE, 307 Mont-
pomerv
BKANi»LITHIC PAVING CO., 4i2
Montcnmerv
ACKSoN P. H. <fe CO., 228-2.30 First
fACIFIC PAVING CO., 422 Jackgon
^eorge Goodman
Patentee and Manufacturer of
ARTIFICIAL STONE
In all its Branches.
chllllnRPr's Patent Side Walk and
Garden Walk a Specialty.
307 ]?Ioiitgonier:r St.,
Nevada Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Turn to
aranolithic Paving Go's
ADVERTISEMENT
Inder headluR sStone Manufacturers.
Silk «ood».
(.See Drv Good»\ alto Ftiney Ooodt.)
Silk nnnafaclnrers.
BeldInK Bros. A Co. (newInK) hV, Mkt
Brown <fe Metzner (Cortlrelll) .S.« Mkt
Carlson-Currier Silk Mnfn Co. (Held-
Ins'HSIIkB) SIS Market
HiBglnboiham Wm. H...^i7 Tehama
San Jose Silk Factory. hV, Mark-t
Yates A Hunter (agents) 5-17 Market
Silver Plater*.
CALIFORNIA ELKCTKIC GA.S-
LIGIITINGr<i.,:« Market
CALIFORNIA ELfcCTRIC POWER
CO.,.%5 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. :« Market
DENNISTON E. G., fA^-GFA Mission
(See advt precedint; nagej
Ekelnnd Eric, 9 Ilardl.- I'l
ELECTRICAI- CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
Hawkins A .<!nver. (525 Merchant
Lucius ('harle« A., 410 Kearny
Lundv Thonia"*, 7!) Third
MARTELL JnllN. fi2.f ."Sacramento
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEI'OSITING
WORKS, .-W.Msrkct
Partlcelll Anirelo. r.fi Riynnt
RUDGEAR & SHEPMAN, 108
SAN FRANCISCO NOVEI.TV ANH
l>L^TINO WORKS. 101 Urst
SCHAEZLEIX & BURRIDGE
3 Hanlle PI
Zante Daniel. 100 Jesrie
<:! A
l.IP'OltNIA
Mcial Stone Sidewalks [ifctRICUL WORKS
Forming the roof to the Vault ' L I- L u I
lyatt's Patent Tie Bars,
Dispensing with costiv Iron beams.
riie BeMt, and at leMH eost than
other ron.><tructloii.
acksonV Patent DAMP and WATER
PROttF wallH and basement aod sub
cellar floors, made to resist water
pressup- at any distance t)elow tide-
water. Ilvatt's patent Iron and Stone
Vault Lights, Skyllghte, etc.
P. H. JACKSON & CO.,
)fflce: N\V cor Fremont and Mission
Sts. Factory and Show Rooms: 228-
230 First Sf.,.S. F.
S.T Market Street.
ELECTRIC~SUPPLIES
OF ALL DE3CRIPnON8.
SliverBnilttaa.
Bravcrman LouU & Co., 119 Mont-
CallfoVUr* -Jewelr,- Co., l.^M Snttcr
Clil
Sisrnis-SIetallic.
(.See MetalHc Higiu.)
KkO MI»»Ii
lAM MANtKACTIUING
SCHAEZMcVx'rB
SchoharAlbert, 302 "»7'' ..^^
Schul7. & McCartney. 6W Martrt
SHREVK(iEO.<.A<'>>..inail0»«..r,».
lomerT
STRAHI.E JACOB Aro..»u Markat
nd<r«ll< r W. K. A Co., IM Sallff
(See aUo Wair/unakrrtatit Jrtt-nm )
Barrett A Sherw.KHl, ItO M.nW ir>#f r
Brarermau LouU ± Cv.. Il» M xit-
Dlnk
II..!r-
Ma-.
hv^
Lni,.'
Pa. i
Rltl. '
8cha./l.-ii, A
Schuir «E .M
SHREVKi.l
»t>.\«
SI.nONSHKI ^.UH.
220 SulKT
Straim AMini«t. 'JC M..iiiif'm»r»
.XTHAIILKJAC'II* •■•.Mi MMk
vander-lkc W. K. A Co.. l».SuU»r
casiiHCTL A.XL(wia. aao.io>«T.
GEO. C. SHREVE k CO.
106-108-110 iQltfMrT-
0 1 IxT-o rx7«r ^ro.
\V.\ I » HI S.
Jewelry •■«• Dla«»«d».
Mion M«f
BurrC. H.A«i. W.-WM'-'-
llii Johnti, KM K>-«rn»
LANKW. t.M»Kramj
Mmelllnv Work*.
8KMIV SMI l.rl\«
l,K*i» ««• • ■'■' ' •"
u
Al NIER & REY {TYPE, PRESSES ; bi-v.ut.:::.
89
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
V. B. OHAiTVlAN, 123 CAI.tFOBNLA STKfiRr^ fij
i^OlLK A«K«T FOB I»ACiriC COASTil|1
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.^TNA IRON WORKS,
111 !M^^ll)n
JACKSON T. AV. * CO.,
Markci uml :< Cnllfonila
Kobl'liis F. A.,221-2-'3 First
Soap
Manufacturer*
Aarcnts.
and
Alta Soap Co.. 109 Oregon
Api>lej;nte John .T., 12 Bueh
Arnie- (5eo. W. (toilet) 119 California
AR-MKS& DALLAM (agents) 22l)-232
Front
Bpttnian M'>ses, office 1.30 California
Brn<ilev I'litrlck, 750 Brannan
California Soap Co., Center PI nr Fol-
h'lni
Captal Soap Co., 211 Sacramento
Clioubert .1., K s Nebraska bet Ala-
meda and Kl Dorado
Ulark Michael, NK cor Nebraska and
El Dorado
Coddiimton W. H., Tennerlffe bet
Adele and Strln^'ham
Coleman \Vm. T. <fe Co. (agents) SE cor
Market and Main
Commercial Soap Co., Alameda bet
Khode Island and De Haro, ottlce
22S Sacramento
Conl n M. J., N\V cor Kansas and
Centi>r
Consolidated Soap Co., Ws Wisconsin
bet Napa and Sierra
Co-Operati ve Soap Co., 211 Sacramento
Cudell (Justave, SW cor Utah and
Center
Dakin & Libbev, 223 Sacramento
Dintrman Soap C >.,209 Battery
D'llan Thomns, Potrero Av nr Alameda
Eacrle Snap Co., office 204 Clay
FISCHBKCK & GLOiiTZ, cor Six-
teenth and Utah, office 214 Sacra-
mento
Glassman & Co., 209 Battery
Heilmann Richard W., cor Sixteenth
and De Haro
KellT Edward. N s Greenwich nr
Webster
Kuhn Bernharrt. 402 Front
Liicv G. R. & Co., 123 California
I,'ihn I >tto & Co., 117 Diamond
McDonald H. B. & Co.. 870 Folsom
Mi.-s'on Soap and Candle Works, office
108 Bush
NEW ENGLAND SOAP CO., Flsch-
beck & Giootz, cor Utah and Six-
teenth, office 214 Sacramento
Newell &Bro., 221 Davis
Olcovich Bros., 12 Front
Petersen Charles A. & Co., 216 Tenth
Petersen Hans P., Twentieth nr Florida
Seidel Frederick E., E s San Bruno
Road nr Twenty-ninth
Smith H. "W. & Co., office 206 Front
Standard Soap C"., 525 Market
Starr C. Mrs., 14 Jasper PI
Starr .\ugust, San Bruno Road nrTen-
eriffe
Union Soap Factory, 316 Tenth
Society Badges.
Joseph Nathan & Co.. 641 Clay
Pnhlniann & Heiduska. 417 Kenrny
SCHABZL.E1N & BUR-
RIDGE, 3* Hardie PI
Soda.
(See also Cream Tartar, etc.)
Griswold E. & Co., 125 Utah
Gnittard E. <fe Co., 207-209 Sacramento
Horsimann John, 769-775 Bryant
Jackson T. W. & Co., 104 Market and
3 California
KITTLE «Sj CO.. 202 California
MARSH H. F., 577 Market
Pacitic Borax, Salt and Soda Co., 230
Montgomery
Rleger P. & Co., 511 Front
Stanffer Ji. Co., cor Dupont and Bay
Tyler S. H. & Son, 218 Sacramento
Soda Water ManufacturerB.
Bay City Soda Water Co., 112 Golden
Gate Av
Breig ASchafer, 1710 Folsom
Ca'.ifornia Soda Works, NE corOctavla
and Ivy Av
Crystal Soda Water C"., 2.108 Mason
Etireka Soda Works. 222 Kim Av
JarKson's Napa Soda, 159 New Mont-
gomerv
Pacllic So<la Water Works, 1710 Folsom
(Jnlros L A Co., 1012 Market
San Francisco Sooa Water Works, 323
Francisco
Schaller Henry, 323 Francisco
Somps P. G., 261 Clementina
Thompson George C, 1U15 Mason
Solar Printing.
Solder Klanufactarers.
PACIFIC METAL WORKS,
141-143 First
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., office 416 Montgomery
TAY GEORGE H. «Sf CO.,
614-618 Battery
Spar 91 akera.
Alexander R. S. *; Son, 223 Drumm
Boole <Sc Beaton, 5 Spear
Castner C. A. A Co., S s Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Clark & Webster, 22 Spear
Farnham J. II. & Co., 24 Howard
Middiemas & Boole. Pier 19 Steuart
Ross George. 6 Folsom
Simmons & Meyers, 17 Howard
Whelan John A. & Brothers, 254 Spear
WlUcutt & Rowe, 5 Merchant
Spice Manufacturers.
(.See Coffee and fipice Mills.)
SpongCH.
.TOY EDWIN W., 8.52 Market
Lanslev & Michaels, 34-40 First
Mack J. J. * Co., 11 Front
Redinaton & Co., .529-331 Market
Satterthwaite, Sozin & Co., 518 Market
Spool Cotton.
Brown & Metzner (Chadwick's WilU-
mantic^ .5X5 Market
CliARK'S O. N. T., Tames
Eider agent, 538 31arket
Godchaux E. (Wellington Mills) 120
Softer
HALL. G. C. & SON (Brooks)
585 Market
KERR & CO., .517-519 Market
KITTLE & CO. (Coats') 202
California
Sroons— Tinned Iron.
flllX G. I. & CO., 523-530 Market
Sporting Goods.
(iSee also Guns and Sporting Ma-
terials.)
B"rnzott Frank. 632 Grove
BRUNSW^ICK-BALKE-COL-
I,A]N'Or,B CO.. 6.53 Jlnrket
BRUNSWICK BILLIARD
AND POOL TABLE MAN-
UFACTURING CO. THE
E.. 205 Battery
KohliTGenrsc, 601 California
Rnhlulm Edwin Sr.. 139 Fifth
STRAHLE JAC'iB & C'>.,515Market
WILL «& FINCK, 818 Market
Spring Beds.
(^a^k Trnman S. <& Son, 21 New Mont
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 762
Spring Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO
517-519 Market
Stables— liivery.
Arata F. <fe Co., 421 Brondwav
Archibald P. L. & Co., 1342 Market
Bridge W\ E., 423 Post
Brown Geo. W., 190 Stevenson
Brugge George, 42-44 Clay
Chapman F. M.. 126 Kills
Clayl.nrgh * Brandenstein, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission
Chittenden (J. S., 40;i Taylor
Connors Thnmas, 1620 Pacific Av
Davis Thomas H., 908 Harrison
D'^nnls Brothers, 2611 Bush
Donne J-)shua (J., 1117 Golden Gote A v
Dorcv Thomas, 2212 Bush
Dowiina Edward, 1915,'4 Mission
Dowling Richard, 3'27 Sixth
Dryer Charles F., 1315 Stockton
Eggleton George. 121 Jackson
Ehlers John. 1221 Pierce
Fagen James, 332 Bush
Ferguson James P. &Son, 134Seventl
Fitzgerald & Conlon. 1523 California
Fitzpatrick Martin, 314 Mission
Flood & Bacome. 823 FoKsom
Foley Thomas, 1812 Powell
French John B., 907 Golden Gate Av
Gnnlner Henry. 1323 Eddy
Garrlty Peter. NE cor Golden Gate Ai
and Leavenworth
GravH. W. &Co., 11 Webb
Hamilton Thomas J., 60s Howard
Harris R. W., 807 Montgomery
Hart Moses, 814 Geary
Havs & Sllber, 775 Market
Hildebran.i G., 1619 Powell
Hoppe <fe Sachs, 1715 Sacramento
Horn John, NE cor Walnut Ay and
Laguna
Hurst James. 833 Mission
Hynard Alonzo P., cor Mission and
Potter
Kelley Thomas, IG'79 Pine
Keys W. C, 1615 Market
King D. C, 180S Wet Mission
Klein Frederick C, 9-15 Washington
Lambert William P., 875 Kol.som
Ledgett Richard D., 420 Pai iflc
Lynch Dinnis. Marquesas and Kail-
road Av
Marsili L. &.Co„ 320 Broadway
McBride Michael J., Ill O'Farrell
McCaffertv William, 2428 Mission
McCarthy & O'Connor, 3.55 Tehama
McCartv Daniel, 1129 Market
McCord Alexander <fe Co., 221 EUls
McGlinn Patrick, 126 Fourth
McKenna & Cole. 246 Third
Miihelsen M. & Son, 615 Ellis
Milrov & Wallis. 1336 Market
Jlorsliead John W., 25 Washington
Murphy John W., 401 Bush
Nathan Henry, 1805 Howard
Nichols Jnhn J., 1311 California
Nolan John, 2414 California
Norton H. M., 432 Turk
O'Connor Daniel, 2616 Mission
O'Kane John, 1408 Folsom
O'Linrv James, 2113 Pine
O'Neil Thomas, 1637 Eddy
Paylor Charles, 15-17 HofTAv
Peters John, 2320 Fiihiiore
Peterson .\. S.. 62 New Montgomery
Pickett <fe Hnvenien, 16 Clementina
Pitto & Milani, 706 [snnsome
Pdwell Chdrles S.. 1114 MisMon
Prince C. H., 2125 Mission
(Jiiinn James F., 524 Third
Ravhill William, 2-335 Washington
Redding George, 222 Fifth
Riphenburgh W., 21 Stei-art
Rodgers John & Sons, 1606 Market
Ross Theodore & Co., SE cor GJeary
and Leavenworth
Russell Elward T.. SnO Howard
Schrover Caleb. 408 Tehama
Sctiliy Timothy, 8 Carlos PI
Short David M.. 2423 California
Slocum Lot D., 921 Sutter
Smith & Poultney. 344 Brannan
Sophpv Joseph, 820 Kolsom
Stan van Albert P., 1603 G-ary
ST. LAWRENCE (W.E. Bridge -
proptrl 423 Poi-t
Sullivan Matthew J., 1214 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, 1010 Howard
Sullivan Timothy D., 836 Howard
Swain Jo.slah H., 417 Folsom
Tavlor C. R., 310 Golden Gate At
Thomas John, 621 Grove
Tomkinson James, 57 Minna
Trnver J. C., 2611 Mission
Vanno John E., 712 Pacific
Waters Arthur.N W cor Polk and Geary
Watkins & Keenan, Sixteenth nr Va-
lencia
Watson A Coulter, 2912 Mission
Woodworth L. C, 1009 Valencia
AVREN JAMES J., 33 Sl.xth
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets. $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Managi
\fM. SESTOIT, Asst Manage
IE BANCROFT COIVIP&NY!maTk?t^
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A. I. SANBORN,
STAIR BUILDER
Corner Mission and Fremont StreetH,
SAN FRANCISCO.
m kinds of Plain and Fancy Tuminj
Circular, Band and Scroll Sawing, f^^
Orders for the Country for Stair Material promptly attonded to.
stage Ijines.
(.Aiientx.)
;oniii(>r A. II., :f20 Siin>onie
al,f rniB, nrenon and Maho Stage
C'K, ;<20 Saiisonie
.lllerSaiimel.en Msrket
Valion Thomiis T.. H MontRomeiy
"a^hburn Albert 11., 613 MorUet
Stained Olana.
;ntt.rwr>rth Th"nin.'i 0., 15 Polk
lAI.MiS JdllN. 19 Fremont and
i:j Howard
Ntair BullUer*.
(,rork<>r Kllluti H.. ■^■* Mli>«lon
n I! K \v ,^ Si , r, \ I ■ c I r I, I s- . ■."Ji st4.n«rt
PBECK HENRY M.,2U Ml^
GRAN"LITlHn I'AVINO CO. (oe-
ni.-nti4r: MontKomTv
.\K<^F, A DItKW, i:«B'rrT
I,\N«!^\N'> N. I'.. -to: MiMlon
I.wneA.M.Hahon. I.'ftMoln
m.-Kp." Ic.lin .5:t»SKli<'nili
lAN.nKSAl.lMuN ... >«'«-'j«."'^;„
MIII,SKci.r hri-moiil ni'l .'ni"i'i"n
Mtalr Rnllil*r«-lr*a.
BAY CITY IHOS WORKS'
345 Ml*al<>n <
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m FOUNDERSrPAilEr& REY. mM SANSOME ST
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
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Sturch Iiuporlera.
COL.EMAIV \VM. T. <Sc CO.,
SK cur Market niid Main
Pcnip.-ti'r & Keys, 202 Blarkot
KlslRT Oc.vge A., lOil Calll.irnla
Mail. !«a(ller & Co., !) Beale
Okovkh Brothers, 12-14 Front
»it»rcli Maiiiiracturerii.
Everdliis J. & Cu.,48 Cla.v
Statlonera— TVhoIcsalo.
BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Blake, Momtt & Towne,516 Socram'to
Carll.4e A. & Co., 212 Battery
Carson Sniiiuel & Co., 208 I'ost
Crocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
CUNNINGHAM, CUKTISS &
■WKLCU, 8W cor Sansome aad
Sai Tflmeiito
DENNY EDWARD & CO., 418
Mijiitj-'omerv
DL'TTON Si PARTRIDGE,
212-214 California
EVANS J. J., 406 California
(iregoire Louis & Co., 6 Poet
Houghton & Figel, 32 California
Learv A. .1., 404 Sansome
Leavltt S. B. & Co., 509 Sacramento
LfeCount Bro><., 533 Market
Oberdeener Wolf, 322 Sansome
Pavot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
San Francisco News Co., 210 Post
Sloane Charles C, 300 Post
Stevenson <fc Loncwill, 539 Market
Tauzv, Carvajal & Co., 527 California
WiUiar H. R. & Co., 303 California
Stationers— Retail.
('^Importers. See also Booksellers,
also Varieties.)
Adelson J., 2^ and 116 Sixth
Alexander Leo., 202 Bush
Arnheim Samuel S., 8 Steuart
Attel Coleman, 255 Third
Bnchnian Charles, 150 Sixth
Bailey Joseph H., 524 Montgomery Av
♦BANCROFT CO. THE, 721
Market
Bancroft Brotliers <fe Co., 532 Market
Barker F.L., 1745 Mission
^■'Barkhaus F.W. * D., 213 Kearny
Bauer <fc Brady, 232 Van Ness Av
Beach C., 107 Montgomerv
Bellmer.Iohn H. C, 430 Third
Bennrd Fredericka, 704 Valencia
Betteville V. de, 1816 Union
Blake S. C. (estate of) 503 Kearny
Bloxham Charles. 302 Sixteenth
Bonner William J., 125 Fifth
Bowles James, SE cor Leidesdorff and
Commercial and 141 Fourth
BRIER W. W. •& SON, 42
Gearv
Campbell James, 243 Fourth
Carlisle A. & Co., 212 Battery
Carndutr F. F. Mrs., 1552 Howard
Carson Samuel & Co., 208 Post
Clark George, 834 Market
Cohen Morris, 613 McAllister
Colbert John H., 450 Third
Cooper James K., 746 Market
S'Oocker H. S. & Co., 215 Bush
■i' CUNNINGHAM, CURTISS <fe
WELCH, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento
•DENNY EDWARD & CO.,
418 Montgomery
Dobrzenskv Sarah Bliss, 717 Larkln
Dodge Brothers, 225 Post
Dooly Mary L., 1432 Broadway
Dorgan Thomas J., 3.S!1 Hayes
Doxey AVilliam, 631 Market
Duran Cruz E., 334 Montgomery Av
"Dutton & Partridge, 212-214 California
Edgerlv S. A. ,215 Montgomery Av
Edwards & Co., 624 Montgomery
Ennis Catherine, 1905 Geary
EVAXS J. J., 406 California
Fischer Herman, 1110 Steiner
Fisher C. W., 515 Bush
Foster Charles, Ferry Bldg, foot Mkt
Frank A. H., 4(6 Blontgomery
Geraghtv M., 1127 Folsom
Goldsmith J. R., 1000';, Market
^••Gregolre Louis A Co., 6 Post
Gruhe Max, 306 Third
Hackctt Thomas 0.. 307 Fifth
Hullwegen George N., 40 Turk
Hansen J. H.. 433 Moiitgomeiy Av
Harris .1. Kreenian . 408 Hayes
Hlller Ailol|.li.»i03 Davis
Holiiinini Joseph A., 20S Moulgomery
HOU&HTON & FIGEL
:-i (iiliforniii
Hunt .Inuii-s. 173S Mnrki^
Jueri^eiisen N s, 104 Kddv
KluiiipP K., 630 McAllister
Knobloch ACasson, 112s Kentucky and
NE cor Fourth and King
Kramei Emma Mrs., 419'-^ Stockton
Learv Andrew J., 404 Sansome
*'Le Count Brotheis,533 Market
Levin L. <fe Son, 26 Stockton
Levy Mever H.. 637 Gearv
Lowenstein William. 1630 Eddy
Macowskv Brothers, 600 Market
Mather Amanda Mrs., 637 McAllister
McBlrnev Samuel, 1719 Devisadero
McSwegan Edward, 138 Fourth
Meier Frederick, cor Sixth iind Market
'^Methodist Book Depository, 1037
Market
Morris John, 106 Seventh
NAGELi ALBERT G., 411 J^
Geary
Newbauer Louis, 603 Larkin
Oberdeener Wolf, .322 Sansome
O'Dav John, 27'^ Sixth
Osgood Leander G., 1135 Valencia
'^Pavot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
Phllan John N.. 211 Sutter
Pierson & Robertson, 126 Post
Pinto Jacob, 503 Washington
Renler Evelina, 200 Twenty-fourth
Richardson Brothers, 215 Grant Av
Roberts John W. & Co., 10 Post
Rosenberg Lewis, 29 Second
San Francisco News Co., 210 Post
Schmitz Frank, 1153 Mission
Scott James C, 22 Third and Junction
Market and Gearr
Searles AVilliam A., 602 Montgomery
Sloane Charles C, 300 Post
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Spear Andrew P., 1735 Market
Steiiing C, 245 Seventh
Stricklaml & Co., 3 Montgomery
Strong George W.. 2039 Mission
Tauzv, Cawalal <^ Co., 537 California
Vogei A Hahn, 410 Kearny
Von Bargen A. & Co. 227)^ Hayes
Walbel Bros.. 2526 Mission
WALDTEUFEL ACHILLE, 737
Market
Wallace Nora, 1313 Pacific
Watt John. 3121 Mission
Weber A. Mrs., 625 McAllister
West William, 411 Hayes
Wiener Charles, 1613 Polk
Wiener M.H., 342 Sixth
Wilber R. C. Palare Hotel
WLLIi & FINCK, 818 Market
Williams Stephen H., 129 Seventh
Wilson Eliza, 107', Seventh
Wright George W., 519 Mont A v
Zlegler F. E. <fe A. J., 429 Washington
Statisticlana.
McCarty L. P., 713 California
Statuary and Hfonnntents.
LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
Mencarinl D., 911 Mission
Seregnl F., 24 Post
American "White Bronze Oo.
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, ETC.
JABIES I.INFORTH,
General Agent for Pacific Coast,
120 FRONT STREET.
jJ®~Prices and designs on application.
Steamboats— Bay and River
Alameda, foot of Market
Alcatraz. Angel, and Verba Buena Isl-
ands, Washington Street AVharf
Alvlso, California Transportation Co.,
Jackson Street Wharf
Berkelev, East bet Washington and
Jnck^on
Merchant Towboat Line and Pacific
Towbont Co., ofilce foot Valleji
Napa, Vallejo, and Suscol, Jackson St.
Whart
Oakland, foot of Market
Petalmna (direct) Jackson St. Wharf
I'etaluma via Donohue (S. F. and North
J'ac. R. R.) foot Washington
Sacramento via Benlcla, CentervlUe
Rio Vista, Sherman Island, etc,
(.s. P. Co.) foot Washington
Sacramento River and Way Landing?
Cal. Transportation Co., Jacksoi
St.Wharf
San Francisco Steamboat and Trang
portationCo.,126Clay
San Quentlu and San Rafael, foot Cl^
Saucellto, foot Clay
Stockton and Way Landings, Ci
forula Transportation Co., Wash
Ington St.Wharf
StocktonandWay Landlngs„Cal.Stean
Navigation Co., foot Washington
Steam Enslne Gorernora.
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 109
111 Mission
GREGORY H. P. Si CO.
NW cor Fremont and Mission
JOSHUA HENDV MACJIIN]
WORKS. 39-51 Fremont
Rice H. W., 56 Bluxome
Steam £nsrines.
(See Engines.)
Steam Oanses.
(.See also Brasf Founders.)
^ETNA IRON WORKS, 10941,,
111 Mission
Garratt W. T. & Co., cor Fremont an( x,
Natoma
Hincklej', .'Spiers & Hayes, 213 Fremon
MARWEDEL C. F„ 56 First
WEED & KINGWELL. 125 First
Steam Pacbiiie.
GARRATT W. T. & CO., co«
Fremont and Natoma
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
NELSON S. P. & CO. (combl
nation and Heston) 10 Commercla
Steam I»oi»er.
Commercial Steam Power Works,506>i
Commercial
Pacific Power Co..SE cor Stevenson
and Ecker
Pioneer Power Block. 8-12 Stevenson
Steam Traps.
GARRATT W. T. & CO., co
Fremont and Natoma
Steamsliip Agencies.
AMERICAN STEAMSHiri
lilNE, J. B. Kirkland agent}
10 Montgomery
Barnard Frank & Co., 609 Battery
CUNARD LINE (New York and BoS'
ton to Liverpool) Williams, Dim.
Olid & Co. agents, 202 Market
Hamburg-American Mall Steamship
Co., Abraham W. Myer agent, 401
Califnrnia
INMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS
J. B. Kirkland agent, 10 Mont-
gomery
North German Lloyd (San FranciscOi
Baltimore and Bremen) 1. Gutta
ageut, 307 California
North German Lloyd Steamship Co,
(New York and Bremen) Charles
Duisenberg <fe Co., 314 Sacramento
Pacific Steam Navigation .Co., Wll
Hams, Dimond & Co.. 202 Market
RED STAR STEAMSHIP
LINE, J. B. Kirkland ageut,
in Montgomerv MIW
ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKKTCO., Charles Mason,
506 Battery
Thingvalla Steamship Line- (Coperf
hagen and New York) Jamet
Madison n^'cnt. P-ll Slarket
White Star Line, 5 Montponiery Av
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? Met Sf
PAD HARASZTHY & CO.
5 30
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323 Front StS.F.
*tr«r4arva.
iiteaiuiiliip liinea.
iltic Steamship Line. 401 California
Jiforniii ami Mexican Steamship
Line for Cape St, Lucas, La I'az,
Ma/atlan, and Giiavmats, John
Bermingham ai;ent, 10 Market
:iforniaSt^am Navigation Co.,\Vash-
Ini-'toii Street Wharf
Ufuriiia Steamship Co.. a California
nadiHii Pacific, .lohn P. Spreckels &
Bros, agents, 327 Market
•ast ani River Steamship Co., XIH
Ftuui
lorado Steam Navigation Co., NE
Cor Fourth ami Townsend
eFcent City Transportation Co.. 314
Spear
^I?i^,
er Steam Navigation Co.,
iniboMt Steamship Co.. for Iliim-
bolilt Bay, Eureka, Areata and
Hookton, Searles & Stone agents,
304 I'alifornia
BXicaii International Pacific and
Gnlf of California Steam-hip Co..
Jacques Hecht agent, 328 Mont
xicaii Steamship Line, John Berm-
ingham agent. 10 Market
X;ir)ENTAL AND ORIENTAL
eTKAMSHIP CO., for Japan and
China, office cor First and Braunan,
ticket ottice NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, freight manager George
H. Rice, 3ii2 Market
;EA NIC STEAMSHIP CO., for Ilon-
oluhi and Hawaiian Islands, John
I). Spreckels & Bros.. 327 iMarket
egon I'eclflc Railroad Co.. 302 Mont
iEOoN RAILWAY AND NAVI-
GATION CO., for Portland, Good-
all, Perkins & Co. agents, 10 Mar-
ket, ticket office 214 Montgomery
LCIKIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.,
for Southern Coast to Los Angeles,
San Diego, and Intermediate ports,
Point .\rena, CufTey's Cove and
Little River. Portlandand Astoria,
Vkwria, B. C. and Alaska.
Goiilall, Perkins* Co. agent*, 10
.M.irket
^^CIFIC 3IAIL STEA.MSmP CO.,
for New York, via I'anama, China
and Japan, Australia and New
Zealand, via Honolulu, Williams,
Diiiiond <fe Co. asients. cor Bran-
nan and Fh-Bt, and 202 Market
INA.MA TRANSIT STI;AMSHIP
Co., Williams, Dlmond & Co.
agents. 2U2 Market
est Coast .Steamship Co., J. S. Hlg-
glns, 42 Market
Steel.
iglo-Paclfic Steel Co., 18 Nevada Bk
VRK BKOTHER & CO. LIMITED,
i:<-15 Fremont
^niiington G. & E. & Sons. 219 Main
Itrele and Copper Mnfrn.
ARK BROTHER & CO.
L.I1HITED, 13-15 Fremont
Steel Pens.
AXCROFT CO. THE, 721
arket
ALL A. I. & SON. 528-530 Market
Sleel Slampn,
(.SVe also Enaraveri.)
•eenieaf J. L.,405 Front
)FF.MAX G. & CO., fi08 Sacrament..
:HENK CHRIS. & CO.. 423 Wa.'h-
Ington
Sleel Wire BoIIiik T1*».
TRrMAN, ll.MiKKl: .V r,)., 421-417
Martet
Sleerine WlioeU.
Bragg Robert, 322 Main
Stencil Cutters.
F. M. Truvvortliy Stencil Works. .IIS
GEEENLEAF J. L.
40.> Front
HOFFMAN G. A CO., rtOH Sacramento
Kllnkner C. A. & Co., 320 Sanw.nic
Mohrig & Frank (box brands and
s'als)220 Market
O \ KLKV A. D.. .?24 California
RIDLEY A. E. & uu., 3«3
Front '
SCHEXK CHRIS. & CO., 42)
Washington
WOOD GEORGE 91. VteCO.,
211 Sutter
Stencil Stocli.
WOOD GEO. M. k CO., 211 Sutter
Stenoeraphera.
(See also Reporters— I'honograpMe.)
Allev Henrv L., 419 Stockton
Barrett M. G. Miss, 3ii2 .Montgomery
B Iden Edwin S., 6r. Nevada Block
Bennett Clement, ^M Cnl frmi'a
BREEX J« SCHL.INGHEYDE,
4115 Mont romery
BUTTERS & COTTER, 508
California
ro..mDs A. Leslie, 224 .Sansome
I 'akin A Hawes. 320 Sansome
Freeman Granville ('., 605 Stevenson
(JirTln Ernest A.. :«1 .Mi.n'gomcrv
Good Eral Mrs..fi.i Nevada Block
(iriffln George T.. 240 Montgomery
H.\WES G. H., SJiiSBDBome
Jones Surrv R., r.,5 Nevada Block
.I.men Harrison A.. B-i Nevaila Block
Knox Thomas R., 56 Nevada Block
I.anfar Benjamin F., Hfl Nevada Block
Lnrdner Henrv F.,4n5 .Montgomery
L'.ng Daniel \V..«)fi Kearny
I'ork Elbiidgc C.. 414 California
Pease E. (i. .Mrs., .508 ("allfornla
Pohll Eniil,.')8 Nevada Block
Pratt Othello ('.. H Montgomery
Reagan John J.. 318 Pine
Rllev, Olsen A Herrlck. 325 Mont
Sumner Samuel B., 05 Nevada Block
Swain Florence N. MI«k.«24 Market
Vaughn .loseph A.. 320 California
Vernon Howanl <:.. 4:M California
Stereot.Tpera.
(See alM KUr.lrolyperi.)
\merlcan Tvpe Foundry. 510 Clay
('Miif..rnln Tviie F.'Unlrv. .'ill Sanwme
PIir.MKR .fc STIM.KR
ELECTROTYPE CO.. «U
Sni rainent"
Korcnoin A. A Son. All Mercbant
P..\I>.MKH & REY, 40.) Sammn.
PA I NT K It k < ■ '.. 510 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO TYPK
rOD^OKV.-MOClay
Wlntcrburn Joe. & Co.. 41" Clay
5
Mtone nmmmtmrtmtr*r* "Z
iSff itlr, Artx/lruii StrjKt
Gi MiItM AN <;>>•..*: l|.,i,Uom»rT "5
GRANOLITHIC l'AVI.\G Cu.. « ft
M.iiilxomrry JJ
Granolithic Paving Co. o
m-*rr« rAicvr*. y»
M«niif»rttir.-ri ..fall kitil. I
ARTIFICIAL STONE WORK 5
>tBlr.i>-- -1 I. -A.lk.. H«--n,rM., mm
Itulldin.' IrUniiiln.v • t. . <■!<. ^
OFFICE: - 422 MONTGOMERY ST ^
^t 1
N. CLARK dtSONS.
GV 106 MARKET ST. yo
Mtoae Y«r««.
Dcgan A orfoni, NE cor mi* aad
Bnxlcrlck
Flaherty Bernard, MarqneM* nr Ball-
road At
Hawrthorne C. R.. entranc* i^M r»l-
Iowk' Ceroeien'
Malhewn A Co., NW r«r Tort aad
Wood
McLellan <fc Co., .SW c»r 8lx(h aoJ
Kliie
Roche A ghe«dy, VK ror KlDc aDil
RItch
Shcerin Daniel, SK cor EllU aa4 .*«.
Jowph'K Av
William* Frank, 17 Eddy
•lora«v.
(See ITarcAouarj.)
ntorav* Batteries.
PACIFIC KI.KCTItlfAL .sToRAiil
(%,.,. CI I'll...
ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
Slorap Balteries,
323 PINE STREET.
HtoreriBlar**.
DIXON. HonG»>iiNA«M»..ir«trtH
9CIIKKKEK J'UtKPH A (X".. I«^
\«M Market
• n,i„r— 1> * T«ll..n- I- M«'»«l
iTnTING presses, PA|1ERTREU05¥? SiNSOMK ST.
PERRIER-JOU^T & CO. CHAMPAGNE
KXTRA I>KY "SPEriAI.,''
B. Chapman, Sole A^ent for Pacific Coait
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SCHUSTER BROS. & CO.
306 SUTTER ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
9Q
stove Pipe ElbowH.
■WehmollRr William (patent corruga-
ted) 416 Seventh
Stove Polisli.
Armes Geo. W.. 119 California
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., 106
Pnvis
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MAN-
tJFACTUKIK© CO., 117 Cal-
ifornia
Stoves— Coal Oil.
(.See also Oil Stoves.)
BUSH & MALLETT. 34 Geary
Hnwse Henry ^,., 14 Montgomery Av
LANE W. E.,505 Kearnv
Myers John F. * Cn.,8fi3 Market
Smith <t Co., i:!8fi Market
Wlepter & Co., 17 New Montgomery
WOODIN & L.ITTL.E, 509-
511 Market
Stoves and Tin-^vare.
(^Importers. See also Tinware.)
Anderson & Tallon, 12 Market
Bertrnm Joseph !>., 1017 Folsom
BROWN CHARLES «fc SONS
38 Gearv
Bticknam E. H. & Co., 22 Steuart
'■PPHOWN J. v., 103 California
Cloiigh George rr., 2708 Jlissinn
CoKgrove .Tohn T., 1828 Market
Crowley George, 2.30 Sixth
Curley John P.. 22 Seventh
Ciirtin JameR, 1123 Market
<'De La Montanya James, 218 Jackson.
and 606 Battery
Puncan Jnhn M., 113G Mission
DverM., 747 Mission
Eastman & Co., 2761 Mission
Elder* Dobble,60f! Clay
Engpl Charles. 1117 Folsom
Ernst Henry, 6(4 Broadway
Forno Marco, 1427 Diipont
Freeman & AVrln, :i26 Third
Friermnth Charles, 1809 Union
Frieilmnn S., ls:i Sixteenth
Gibhb Jacob, 31)4 Ninth
^Goodrich Taylor. 27 New Montgomery
Hoffmann <fe Dolleln, 1214 Stockton
■'•'Holhrook, Merrill & Stetson, 22.S-229
Market
Holmes Josephi-.s, 312 Jackson
Howse Henrv L., 14 Montgomery Av
*Ils John G.. 814-816 Kearnv
Jcwett Sherman S. & Co., 527 Market
Koch Frederick, 1063 Howard
Kohler Jacob, 1.324 Stockton
LANE W. E.,.'i05 Kearny
LEE JOHN & CO., 34 Main
Lesser Louis, 67 Fourth
Levy Ellas, 786 Folsom
Lundv D.. 829 Market
Lynch & McNamara, 2001 Mission
Maas Jacob, 1053 Folsom
McCarfvP.,1107 ffoward
'■'MONTAGUE W. W. & CO.. 309-317
Market
Potthoff William S., 1309 Mission
Blckman William F., 1434 Mission
Ru(;gles David W., 310 Jackson
Rnstemever W. J., 2333 Mission
S'SCHUSTER BROTHERS <fc CO., 306
Sutler and 130 Third
Seller Brothers & Co.. 110-114 Batterv
Sullivan & MalniroF, 316 Jackson
TAY GEORGE H. «Ss CO.,
614-618 Batterv
Terry Joseph T. & Co., 747 Market
Vasconcellos Joseph J., 524 Wash
Weaver D. S., 47 Third
Wild * Spear (ship 1 14 Steuart
VVl liams S. G. & Sons, 253 Fourth
J. V. CHOTVN,
Wholesale Stoves and Ranges,
Metals and Stamped Ware, 109
California and 33 Davis Sts., S. F.
3ia First St., Portland. Oregon.
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMrORTKRS OF
Stoves and Metals.
309, 311, 313, 315, 317 Market Street.
Straps— For Cases.
TWTSTFD WIRE BOX STRAP CO,
528-530 Market
Straw Goods— Importers.
(.See also Millinery Goods.)
Burler P. F., 808 Market
Haker AV. & Hinz. 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 512 Market
Hinz & Landt,543 Market
TopUtz F. <fe Co., 571 Market
Straw Works.
American, W. A. MuUer, 660 Mission
Atlantic Straw Works, 104 Fifth
Dean George A.. 106 Fourth
Enterprise Straw Works, 545 Market
Excelsior, John H. Babbitt, 120Fourtli
Forrest James M.. 104 Fifth
Knrtick Thomas H., 857 Blission
PACIFIC STRAW^ WORKS
O. A. Dean, 106 Fourth
Topl'tz F. & Co., 571 Market
UNION STRAW WORKS,
Stiinge * Jaenlcke, 587 Mission,
ofhce 565 Market
Western Straw Works, 857 Mission
Stneco W^orhs.
(See Plaster Decorators.)
Sagar Mills.
LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front
aAMES LINFORTH,
Sole Agent for
Victor & Niles Sugar and Sorghi
Mills, Cook Evaporators, etc.
120 FBOWT ST.
Sngar Refineries.
American, SW cor Batterv and Union,
ortice 124 California
Calit'oniin. from N"vada to H
lioldt and Louisiana to Maryland.
office 327 Market
IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $3,500,000.
Assets, $9,658,479.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Mana;
WM. SESTON, Asst. M;
HE BANCROFT COMPANY U^Hlf?- bt.
SUL
PRINTING a:^d Birnxia •
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^iiilpliiir.
Jndson * Shei)ard,402 Front
Llnforlh James (ageut Dickert & My-
ers) 120 Front
iMexli-fln I'liosphate and Sulphur Co.,
328 Montyoniery
Surety Conipanien.
AMEIUCAN (Now York) Brown,
Crali: & Co., 510 California
Ennilo.\ers' Liability Assurance Cor-
poration (Limited) 411 California
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY (.New
York) Jas. R. Garniss, 219Sansonie
Pacific, A. r. Redding general mana-
ger, 328 Montgomery
SiiIkieH— Trotting.
TRUMAN, HOOKKR «&CO,,
421 Market
Siirsrioal Institute.
National, 319 Bush
Surgioal Inntrnnient!!.
(See also Cutlers.)
eenian Wllliflm, 32 O'Farrell
DDNCOMBE WM. S. & CO.,
127 Sutter
FOL.KEKS J. H. A. <& BRO.,
IIS Montgomery
Hfttteroth Wm., 321 Kearnv
Hoppe Rhelnhold, lis First
Krnnse A. otto, 785 M'-sion
LIETZ A. & CO., 422 Sacra-
mento (Bee advt;
Lyons Arthur W. N. (silver) 410
Keamv
OldfieldJabez. 13 Trinity
\\'akelee 4 Co., SE cor Montgomery
and Bush
J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.
118 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Role Agents GEO. TIEMANN & CO.
(New York). Complete Illustrated Cat-
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Surveyors.
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Barre Percy W., 405 Montgomery
Cahill Edward J., 325 Montgomery
Chapman Rockwell S., 307 Saiisoine
Glbl)es C. D., 121 Montgomery Block
.'^tratton James T., 325 Montgomery
Tilton Charlp.«S.,420 Montgomery
VAN DER NAILIiEN " A.
fSchool of Engineer ng) 723 Market
Van Der Nalllen E. L., 723 Market
Von Schmidt A. W., 808 Montgomery
Surveyors— liuniber.
Adams Georg» W., 25 Steiiart
Benson George, 25 Stniiart
Clongh John F.,25Steuart
Cook Al'-'eron M., 25 Steuart
Eaton Charles H., 25 Pteuart
Jb'isher Henrv. 25 Steuart
Gerrv F. F.,25 Steuart
Goodwin Thaddens P., 25 Steuart
Gordon H. (5., 25 Steuart
Haines J., lin P., 25 Steuart
Hobnrt John R.,25StPuait
KIttrcdge John R., 25 Steuart
L\ man Charles. 25 Steuart
McraulC'din. 25 Steuart
Mllllken William H.. 25 Steuart
Palmer Jamf'5 W., 25 Steuart
Plilll ps Nathan F.,25 Steuart
PrUi>>aiix John S.. 25 Steuart
Sanborn N. H., 25 Stetiart
Searing H. L., 25 Steuart
Pniitb Frederick A., 25 Steuart
Smith William A., 25 Steuart
Stivers Henrv F. cfe Son. 104 Market
Wrlrt) Alfred W., 25 Steuart
Wihli Arthur K.. 25 Steuart
Weldel Adolph, 1123 Mission
Surveyors— Marine.
Atwood Henrv R., 30fi (^niiloriila
Freeman James E., Ifrl Montgomery
Block
Freeman John H., 210 Sansome
neuerW.H.,80!t Market i
Hutchinson Thomas ••HCtCallfornltt
>\ al^on Horace H., 218 San»unie
Surveyors' Instrument*.
DENXY EDWARD & CO..
•IIS .MMiifj;,,iii.rv
Hlrxli, Kaliii ,\i (',,.. :«3 K'^arnv
J'iV'iy '"•■,^)'V A 0...212 Kearny
L" I- 1 / •\; * « ;•. «^ Sacramento
MIIL,I-EK C, 135 Montgomery i
RUAf'HJiillx.sW cor MontKomery '
and Sacramento
Schniolz W llllani, 420 Montgomery
TennentTh<mias. 18 .Market
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Suspenders— Mannfacturers
Mllsner A., 112 Sutter
Pacific Susp'^mler Co., 123 Pine
Zeklnd S.. 105 Battery
Suspension BridEe Builders
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO.,
22 (Jalifonila
Pacific Bridge Co.. 4 Calfonila
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Syrups and Cordials.
Blumenthfll & Mund, fi58 .Mission
Canen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento
California Fig Syrup (N)., 30 Seventh
Eai-le Manufacturing Co., 120 Front
Jaujou E. A. (fe Co.. 4fO Jackson
Lvons E. G. A Co., TM Jackson
McMillan Donald. 7H Front
MulhernJ.din. 124 Market
PARISH MARK & CO., 324
PhlladHphIa MnfL' Co.. 110 Ellis
Qulr.s I. <fe Co.. 1012 Market
Van Ta-seel B. L., 120 Golden Gate Av
Syringes.
Bntler Hard W.ibber r'.,.. 517-511 Mkt
JOY EDWIN W.,852 Market
Taoi<s.
Jndson Manufacluring Co., 8 Pine
Tailors.
Abadle.lohnB., 1222 Stockton
Adams CharN-. I liiHH Market
Alluiani,.lacnl..lir24 Sutler
Anilci~cu \iii'Ust.3 Ma'-v Lane
\ hIit^oii (hail.-- G., 10211 llampshlrc .
An,lcrM,n(liarlcsH..2J2ElllK I J
Assl'ui Joseph. 2<l.'> Monluoniery
AttellSevmour. ItiTtilpI '
JJnloun Joseph r..,tK:i WoshlnKton
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Cohen' G. A<. II, -1-1 > .!•■ -
Cohen l-adore. ia« Kolwni
Cohen Lewis. .'M7Ml«»lon
Cohn Nathan. KVt'.. Kinii
Cohn Thonia«. fVvl Vacblni;!. r
Cohn Wolf L.,411 Pin-
Coleniati .Si.loni'iti, 3U PttUh
Odiln H.nry, l.TOT Pacinc
Colnian Abraliain, 775 Market
Ooper .\brahani, 6.'2 (lav-
Cooper John, 24 New M<>nt«um(irr
Cooper MorTlr.4i:i PowHI
Corrlgaii Jobn. .TIM Minna
Cimnlnghani lienni-. !!• KI»»llrMi
Curley J. H. .ti"..-l'. Murkn
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Gelmann William. 115 Sutler
Gellert Louis. 2 Burnett PI
GensL-r Julius, :J4 KUdv
Ghlo Felice, 101 Montgomery Av
Gibbons Alex., 1805 Brciilerick
Gluck .Jacob, Tfti .Mission
Golilberg Paniel, 441 Bush
Goldberg David, US Lei.lesdorfT
Goldman Leoixdd, •24r, seveiitb
eORDAN BROTHERS
13 Kearny
Gordan Hubert, itOS Market and 7 Ellis
Gt>rdan Tlie Tailor, IVl'l Market
Gottlieim Lmils, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Grimniherir Simon, 13 Trinity
Gronoskv Henrv, 1019 Larkin
Gutman .Joseph, 724 Howard
Haas Morris, 802 Larkin
Hampe F., 8 Eighth
Hand John S., 314 Kearny
Hanson John, 1569 Market
Harris Hermann, W32 Fillmore
Harris Isldor, 819 Market
Harris Joseph G., 204 Brannan
Harris Mark, 905 J«^ Howard
Harris Simon. 321 Montgomery Av
HarshallGprson,230 Third
Harshall Gustav, 58 Third
Hart Bros.. 116 Montgomery
Hart William R. Jr., ISll Sacramento
Favden Frank, 648 Mission
HetTeman ilichael. 1071 Howard
HELMQDIST CHARLES A.,
«a!4 Clay, room 13
Herlin Peter, 73h Minna
Hess Henrv, 126 Kearny
Hickey John. 1131 Market
Hildebrandt J. H., >fW cor Valencia
and Twenty -third
Hlntze Isaac K., 3.33 Bush
Hogarth John, 1149 Market
Holland Daniel, 605 Howard
Holland Edward, 209 Grant At
Holmberg Ulaf. 13 Trinity
Hornberg Axel P., 427 Bush
Houston Richard T., :ffi4 Grant Av
Huber John, 222 Lt-avenworth
Hull & McDonough, 28 Geary
Husiug Frederick, 317 Hayes
Isaac Samuel, 131 >'2 Seventh
Isaac Samuel, 641 Washington
Isaacs Morris, 639 California
Jacob Morris, 141 Seventh
Jacobs Harry, 1041 Market
Jacobs Mitchell, 9 Trinity
.lacobson Charles. 119 Third
Jacobv Louis, 951 Folsom
Janseh (Jscar. 13 Trinity
Johnson John R.. 13 Trinity
Jonas I. & Brother, 722 Howard
Josephs Benlarain, 8 Turk
Josselvn William C, 9 Geary
Junker F. P. C, 12 Phelan Bldg
Kaliskv Louis, 431 Montgomery
Kampenskv Harry, 649 Washington
Karatot'skv I., 247 Stevenson
Karskv Gabriel. 335 Sixth
Kaul Samuel, 405 Commercial
Kavanagh John. 6 New Montgomery
Kavser Marcus, 1603 Buchanan
Keck George, 2936 'o Sixteenth
Kellv Lawrence. 27 Fourth
Kerf J. A., 511 Folsom
Knerr Samuel G., 1.304 Market
Konigslierc Willlnm, 1709 Devlsadero
Kozmin^ky H..514 Pine
Kraft .Jacob, 650 Washington
Krieger William, 70 Brady
Krueer Charies, 1320 Polk
Knmibeck Will am, 116 Tenth
Lackenbach Chad^s, 1436 Market
Lahl John, 513 Pine
Lancaster Thomas, 531 California
Landers D.. 955'^ Howard
Lemolne Emile A., 8 Montgomery Av
Lemos Leon, 1328 Market
Leonard E<lward, 771 Mission
Les?nian Isaac, 1412!^ Powell
Leter Bros., 69 Fourth
Levine Jacob. 91fi Folsom
Lew Isaac, 914 McAllister
Levy Isaac, 205 Second
LevV Jacob, 537'-2 Hayes
Levv Jacob, 2S4 Stevenson
LevV Louis, 33 Eddy
LevV Marks, 1003 Post
Levv Marks, 2922 Sixteenth
LevV Michael S., 176 Minna
Lew Solomon, 2:« Jackson
Levv 4 Armer, 106 Post
LIndecker .lacob H., 785 Folsom
LIndow John F., 9U Pacific
LItchfieM .(. M. & Co.. 12 Post
Locher F. Jos-ph. 23 Kearny
Loew Aaron, 39 Turk
Loorvea Max, 2.31 I'acinc
LYON'S CHARLES. 1218 Market and
30J Kearny
Mnas Rudolph, 1922 Polk
.Mahonoy Dennis, 1513 Polk
M \NN & BENEDICT, SW cor Mont-
gonierv and Sntter
]\Jarcinkowski Joseph. 904 Larkin
Marks Adolph, .545 California
Marks Samuel, 209 Pacific
Marks Samuel, 227 Post
Marmelstpin T., 922*i Folsom
Martin Samuel, 341 Bush
Max Aaron. 308 Bush
Maver Henry, 109 Sutter
McCrvstle Charles. 1241 Mission
McEViI Pet r, .521 ia S'evenson
McVeigh John W.,1207 Golden Gate Av
MeverGerrit J.,2337 Bush
Meyers Jachlel, 501 Kearny
Mevers K .sper, 506 Market
Mever Louis & Co., 19 Powell
Mevers * Levy, 1026 Market
Michael Aaron, .521'^ Hyde
Michael Solomon, 117 Leidesdorff
MoUet Frank C. 13 Trinity
>rorris Adolph, 122 Third
Morris Henry, 223 Sixth
Movnihnn Bros. & Co.. 7 Kearny
Mulcahv Patrick. IS) Jessie
Muiler Ludwitr, 523 Pacific
Muller & Schmulz, 638 Sacramento
Mvers Mitchell J., 106 Post
Nathan Charies, 36 Montgomery
Xe-b H.. 330 Fourih and 138 Seventh
Nellson Charies, 13 Trinity
Nelson Charies, 654 Howard
Newman Harry, 129 Shipley
NIccolal & Kohn 119 0'FarreU
Nicoll Benjamin W. L., 816 Market
Nordwell ( t. W., 218 Bush
O'Banlon & Dapenals. 712 Market
6'Mallev Michael J., 763 Mission
Offenbach Nathan. 1237 Market
Ohllg August, 306 Fourth
Oisen Edwin G., 15 Phelan Budding
Oltmann John E.. "S Montgomery Av
Oppenhelm Solomon B.. 1156 Market
Orr A; Atkins, 123 Montgomery
Orr & Cooper, &5 Fourth
Ott John & Son, 15154 PoweU
Owen Soren S. . 42 1 F> 'urt h
Pederson Andrew, 72.iH Bush
Peter.sen Christian. 63m Minna
Phllp John. 2004 Mis-ion
Planz Henry, .525 Gearv
Plato .Toseph F., 717'^^ Howard
PohelmJoe T., 203 Montgomery, 724
and UIO Market and 11 Turk
Postigllone Giuseppe M..107 Sutter
Pvser Michael. 1407 California
Ran Eberhnrdt. 315 Stockton
Ravmond Henry 1703 Polk
Redmond Dennis. 2!7 Sixth
lieeve & Staab. 10 Geary
Rehn <Mri .J., 631 Stevenson
REID JOHN, 907 Market
Remond Ernest. 313 Montgomery Av
Rhein John. •50Ri-2 Bush
Rich Louis. 6:^7 Gearv
Roberts <fe Kelly, 1023 Market
ROGERS SOLOMON, 1034
Market
Roman H. & Co , U and 101 ilont
Rosenblum & ALraham, 1103 Market
Rosenthal & Bardulm, 818 Howard
Ross Charles L.. 638 Clay
Roth Samuel, Railroad Av nr Dominica
Rothschild M..2l8's O'Farrell
Rourke John, 629 Market
Rubinstein Jacob. 134 Fifth
Rychold Thomas, 650 ^\ ashington
Rvdman Axel,13Trinlfv
S»glaw Charies, 1223'9 Folsom
Salomon M. <fe Co., 701 Mission
Samuel Wolf, 416 Folsom
Sanders & Johnson. 5 New Mont
Sarrette Pierre, 1W2 Powell
Sansset Louis, 436 Jackson
Scharfenlierg Adolph, 27 Stockton
Scheibll .James, 5.39 Clay
Schelln Erick A.. fiOl'^ Bush
Scheunert Hugo. 1318 Market
Schlamm Bros., .57 Third and 11 Geary
Schlauker S. E., 338 Fourth
Schmidt John, 29 Julian Av
Schmidt John, 326 Montgomery Av
Schoellhorn Ferdinand, 1-511 Stockton
Schopttler Frederick, 6i7 Montgomery
Schultz Julius, 13 Trinity
Schuneman Albert, 32 Mxth
Schwartz Samuel, 855 Market
Schwartz Samuel. 5.3 Second
Schwelkert Albert, 717 Mission
Sebestian Thomas. 13i;^ Eleventh
Sheram-kv Max, 6:^5 Stevenson
Shilling Joseph, 1043 Howard
Shipper & Leter, 777 Market
Shoizhor..' Charies 13 Trinity
SHORT M. (Xne Bon
Ton) OS'S Montffomery
Shnrreen Amlrew, 13 Trinltv
Shwetzer Jacob, 29291^ Sixteenth
Sidlowskt Manuel, 413 Geary
Siegel Martin. 112'^ Eddy
Siegel Morris, 1502 Stockton
Siegel Simon, 8 Slontsomery Av
Siegel A Brothers. 926 Larkin
Silverman Ben)., 254 Jessie
Simon George, 609 Mission „ , '
Smith H. LeBaron <fc Co., 652 Market
Smith J. R. & Co.. 136 Montgomery
Smith .John S.. 3129 Mission
Snow William H.. 340 Sutter
Solomon Joseph, 651 Clay
Sondag John, 215 Sutter
Sorensen Charies M., 422 Post
Sotzen John A.. 324 Phelan Bldg
Spellman Joseph, .506 Bush
Stell H'nrv, 14 Geary
Stein Morris, 6% Washington
Stephan Francis, 1658 Mission
St<'rnberg Morris, 7 Spring
Stodola George, 16.33 Market
StraubJohnN., 317 Hayes
Sullivan John J., 719 Davis
Sullivan Joseph, 34 Third
Sweenev Nicholas, 113 Second
Tacconl Gianvito, 403 Kearny
Talbl Leopold, 1629 Market
ThoTscn Nicholas. 1-2 Phelan Bldg
Tillman .Toseph. 607 Davis
Tobin John H., 114 Montgomery
Trautner Brothers, 505 California
Trebols Francois, 222 Montsomery Av
Unger Marcus, 726 O'Farrell
Valentine Richard, 226 Kearny
Venturl T..315 Mont^^omery Av
VERBECK FRANC S, 412 Geary
Von Arx Joseph, 110'-^ Geary
Vorfeld Anton. 2.544 Folsom
Wnsner Myer, 508 Natoma
Walker Willlnm & Co.. 7 Powell
AVankowski Wm.. 329 Kearny
Warmbron Alexander, 905 Clay
Weeks Geo. F., 616 Merchant
AVoisnr Charies, 105 Eisrhth
Werner John, 612 Merchant
Westerman John, 668 Howard
Westhaus Ferdinand, 33 Kearny
Westman G., 13 Trinity
Whallev P., .538 Bush
Wichertshelmer Frederick, 650 Wash
Wiesberg Joseph, 447 .Tessie
Williams Chrl^tian. 622 Clay
Williams Thomas S., 237 Bush
Wilsim F.,225'4 Montgomery Av
W'lson Snmuei: 1:529 Polk
Winn Thomas J., 7 Eddy
Wlriner Adolf, 134 Eddv
Wohlander A. J., 417 Mason
Wolf J. A.. 335 Bush
Wolf Samuel. 41« Folsom
Wood Henrv. 547 Clay
Zeitska Henrv, 106 Post
Zinnamon Abraham, 114 Eddy
Zinnamon A. D.. 34lBush
ZINNS CHRISTIAN, 5 Montgomery
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Merchant Tailor
STYLISH IMPORTED PATTERNS.
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412 GEARY STREET,
Between Mason and Taylor,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manulacturers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
3? MarM St.
TAI
& CO. IwASH^N^gig^^riProprietprs of the Orleans Vine?:
1419
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Tailorii— lintlies.
3crhtHMax, 112 Po\vll
^iwhav Alfr-d L., 1-J \'<jU
3E SAVILLE GEORUE
G3U Market, under Pal-
ace Hotel
Edwanls Paviii. 44 0'FarreIl
FRATIXGKR & CI)., 105 Kearnv
Hossatrer Ktlenne, Ho i>on
Seunifin Alfred, 118 Grant Av
Pllyer Joseph, 822 Gearv
fta.Uort- FviiUwlg, 218 Post
Reiil & Cadaean. 126 Kearny
Verdier Paul, 315 Sutter
rea%v William H. & Co., 422 Sutter
Tailors' Tools.
WTLL. <Si FIXCK, 818 Market
Tailors' Trimmines.
BAUMGARTEN J. ^ CO., 7
^Inntsionierv
BOYLE S. F. & CO., 11 Flood
Bldj:
DebninnerU., 120 Sutter
Ford Charles W. R., 5;i2 Market
RAAS E. &CO.,26 Montgomery
Rei^^ Bros. & Co., 24-26 Suttei
Boih^chdd &Schoenberg,209 Post
-.M. &Co..22Stocl<ton
STEIN, SIMON tSi CO., 8E
or Second and Market
ZInnamon Louis, 40 O'Farrell
Tallow.
Bavle, Lacoste <ft Co., 7 Cal. Market
•Beany James, N s St. Thomas bet
Railroad Av and Susquehanna
Cnh»-n Brothers, 41 Clay
Caliiiirnia Tallow Works, N s St.
Thiimas nr Savannah
Clarke Frank, W s Vermont bet Ala-
tiama and El Dorado
Foley F. & Co., 219 Drumm
Frank S. H. & C"., 406-408 Battery
Kletfer Alulae, Guiana nr Railroad Av
Kron A. K. & Co., 505 Front
Lflle Charles,>'Wcor Bav and Webster
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 402
Batierv
Platshek <fe Harrin, 314 Battery
Pohl George G., 51 .Sacramento
Prou Auaust, W s De Haro bet Center
and El Dorado
San yer Tannine Co. The. 310-312 Clay
Sumner W. B. & Co.. 415 Front
\Va^'!^ermann E. & Co., 310 Sansome
Tanks— Iron.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS
iBii^elow & Little) 1 U.1-
107 Fremont and 323
Mission
Tanks— Slanufacturers.
Armstrone Rudolph, 227 Main
Bnlw.Il H. FT. ifeSon,2nMi8sion
FULiDA BROS., 30 Spear
JAf'KS IN BYRON. 625 Sixth
JEWELL A. M. A Co., X s Berry
■ t 1 bird and Fourth
KRi if;H F. W. & CO.. 51 Beale
LANE W. E. fwateri 505 Kearny
TAY GEORGE H. Hi CO.
alvanized Iron) 614-618 Battery
Woerner David, NW cor Main and
ITarrisoii
TVOODIN & LITTLE, 509-611
Market
WOODIN & LITTLE,
5(>»-.5il Slarket »it.
JIaniifacturers of Water and Wine
Tanks ot all capacities and tlzes. Wind
MliU, etc.
Tanners and Curriers.
Anderfon F. C, cor St. Thomas and
Yazoo
Balz Brothers & FInkeldey, SE cor
Yuba and Nebraska
Beatty Janvs, N s St. Thomas nr
Railroad Av
opp
Bloom Saniuol. N ^ Army nr 8mi
Bruno Riiail
Brandt Br..tliers Es ."San Bruno Road
Cahen Brothers, 41 Clav
Callahan D. .1. .morocco) .sw cor
^u Twenty-thinl and llanip>hlre
Chatelet & Onen, San Itrei,,, R„ad
Counlhan John 4 .Son, E b Carollnm
/I .,'''«;''?''"■ ^"'' ''""'» <^'l«''«
Curtis Richard, E s Sau Bruno Road nr
Army
DIetsch G. ^ Snn, 115 Twenty-sLxth
Dplun M. l.,\\ s Vermont bet Yuba
and Colu!-a
Dooley Peter, Lander nr Fourteenth
Duncan James, 927 Brannnn
Eagle Tannery, E s San Bruno Ro»d
nr Yuba
Falfhtiil & Ryan (glove leather) US
Tweutv-sl.xth
Filer, Thorne & Co., Serpentine Av nr
York
Fitzgerald John, Serpentine
Hampshire
Frank S. H. &Co..406 Batlcrv
Fui.cke PhUip G., cor Falkland and
Tallapoosa
Geary J., cor Guerrero and Fifteenth
Hell wig C, 131 Twentv-slxth
Kelly & Bailey(morocco) .s s Twentieth
bet Harrison and Alabama
Hennessey Thomas <fc Sons, Marque-
sas nr St. John
Kinkier & Schoening (sheepskin) Mis-
sion bet Army and Twenty-seventh
Krenz E. H.,1230 Hami)shlre
Krenz O. L., 30,'2 Second
Krcnz & Getz,209 Twentv-nlnth
Krteg A., E s San BruLo Road bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eichth
Kron A. K. & Co., office 407 Front
Kron i Etierhard, 407 Front
Kullman, .Salz & Co., 106 Hattery
Kullnmn, Wagner & Co., 106 Baiterv
Laguna Tannery, (J L. Krenz proptr,
NE cor Gough and Filbert, depot
30!^ Second
Leak Glove Manufacturing Co., 521
Market
Legallet.\., Venezuela bet Tomblgbee
and Potomac
McAleer Frank, NE cor Hampshire
and Twentv-slxth
McDonald Duncan G., 212 Twenty-
Brannan
sixth
McHenry Daniel C, NE
and Ninth
Meehan John, NW cor Serpentine Av
and Bernal
Metten & Gebhardt, Lewis nr Mission
Road
Moore C. J. & Co., 116 Front
Newman Max (kid) Shotwell nr Army
NICHOLS A. C. 4& CO. (agents)
402 Batterv
Norton Tanning Co., office 312 Cliy
( I'Donnell Cornellu«. 607 Brnnnan
PATRICK A. B. & CO., office
324 Battery
Poetsch .6 PeU>rson, Armv nr Folsom
Kavmond, Squire 4 Co., 407 Sanchez
Reillv & Louis. S s Day bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Rued J. C. & Co. (agents) 119 Clay
Sawver Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay
Spellman D., S s Gaven nr San Bruno
Road
Stein Bros., E s Dolores, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Stolberg Peter (horse hide) SW cor
Rhod" Island and Sonoma
Struven B.,Ss Serpentine ,\vnr Bernal
Vetterleln Morris (morocco) N a Bran-
nan bet Eighth and N nth
Windt Morris, E s Nfct>raska bet 1 uba
and Colusa , ,
Wood James, Mnnjuesas nrSt. John
and naU»-
Frank S. If. & Co , 40« nntforv
NICHOLS A. C. & CO.,
Battery
Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay
Taxidermists.
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*HILLS BROS..
H llnian M. * C... -^^i, m .. ^
OHlDnLEsTiiN ||. « o«.. U-t
Market
Jacksf.n Stephen. 40 Third
ittrr an.l .SW
Lebenhanni Fli-
er P.lk and (•unr.rnu
*LEEGE<!k M I LI^, 410-413 Clay
'»l,eniii)n John A.. :tl.% 117 rur
I.levre, Krirke A Co.. 707 .saOHiin*
"f^^v.V. P., 10 Main
"Macondrav A Co.. riS^n Mark«l
McCarthy Brn«. AC., lis Kr.nl
Mehrt.-ii« J<ihn M.. lunct|.>n Mart^t
Franklin au'l Pane
MIddl lir.ft (.-..701 I.a-ina
•MOXTGOWERl' «HARLKN
& CO., 118 Third ind 41 Mlilb
"Moore I. r.,in Front
''Moore I,, p. A Co.. in Kr>nl
Mornn .lo'm ?.. zn .S xtM-nlh
•OLCOVICH BBOTHKBW,
12 Kr..iil
o'Sdaiitiinessv A I' ■•.. 1 '' <•■. oiil
Pistol. •«! Krniik V . i:»n sr., »i..d
I., r 111- I'
Piatt Chn
PrI.eCe.,
Ran-.tn I!
Rathjeii.v
Mnrkel «i,l I.'. 17 I'ln ■
*SIKOKRIED & BR.IXDKN-
STEIN, im l.'O Market and
1.VI7 Cfllllornia
Stahl'- Hp'thfr-. •>7 llavri
Starelirl T'ii C. . lirjl M«rk.-i
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Teaetaers *»»*.. i««.
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m'ckiiakM c. a. a c«>.. a
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Tan .l.r Nam<-n A.. 721 M»rkrt
C/J
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Fjtplna P \
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PACIFIC 111
Jackson James A.,73.'> .Market
lere-CUII r.a«i"eer.
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Nalllrn All'ft. 73 MarkH
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.UXILLIARY PRINTERS, PALMER & REY. d0540? SaiKOBie SL
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
TEA
1420
TEA
Teachers— naiicins.
Benton Norninn, 105 Larkln
Carll A. \V., SW cor Lnsuna and Grove
Cliirk A. Mrs.. 211 Sutter
Drews I,ouls A.,71 New Montgomery
Piivnl Antuiiie,421 Post
FIt/fiibbon D., 71 New MontRomery
Goldthwnlte O. I.. 18 Eleveuth
Ham W.E., 2131 Mission
Hinman Zerah L., 1412 Polk
Lobe KiifnsK., 1127 Mlpslun
Liint Oliver A., i:ilO Polk
Mnstbanni Jav, 1519 JarkRon
Miller Mary E., 821 Twentv-tirst
Mlrasole Cora V. Mrs., 29-31 Phelan
Bl.ig
Sanders A. A., 421 Post
Searing Green, 1222 Folsom
Teacliers— Drawing.
Asbeck August, 499 Sutter
Bender Max F., 37 Post
Eisenschlnul Carl, 99 St. Ann's Bldg
Fmmerich Ernst, 1423 Stelner
Espina P. A., 37 Post
Evatt Emma Miss, 121 O'Fanell
Hecht Joseph \., 514% Hayes
Teachers— Elocution.
BEVERTON L. i, MISS,
526 l-a Geary '
Blandlne; Henrietta. 126 Kearnv
Blanknian L. W. Mrs., 4S0 Geary
CKAINEY G. PROF., 17 Flood Bldg
CHAINEY A. K. MRS., 17 Flood Bldg
Chauvln F. L., 10.31 Market
Cooper Leo, 814 Geary
Ciirtle Emllv Miss, fifi4 Haleht
Pnicker .Toe Miss, 1422 Fulton
Ellis Lelia Mrs., 14 Phelan Bldg
Gray Jane, 66 St. An's Bldg
Greenwell Adelaide W. Miss, 221 Six-
teenth
Gunnison A. Mrs., Saratoga Hall Parlors
ROSS WIIililAM T., 78 St.
Ann's Bldg
138 Mc-
D ELS ARTE CONSERVATORY
of Oratory, Eloeution and
Dramatic Art. PROF, k MRS.
CHAINEY. ir Flood Building,
8. W. cor. Market and Fourth Sts.
Teachers— Embroidery.
Dams Minnie Mrs.. 1419 Powell
De KenieeS. A. M. Mrs., 206 Ninth
HennP. F. Mrs., 2502 Cla<
Jones C. W. Mrs.. 246 Chattanooga
Zeltska Augusta Mme., 25 Lapldge
Teachers— Fine Arts.
(.See Painters— Portrait.)
Teachers— Oymnastics.
Estrada SIxto G., 533 Union
Faulkner James H.. Olympic Clu>
Finch Conrad. 424 Grove
Fleming Joseph P., 127 Montgomery
Smythe William, Olympic Club
Teachers— liansaages.
A'lsop J. P. C..2938><i Sixteenth
Arniand Louis, 46 O'Fnrrell
Bonder Max F., 37 Post
Bergerot John, 613^^ Stockton
BInda Emilio, 612 Montgomery
Cesaroni C;psar, 414 Van Ness Av
Chapiiis Bertha Mme.. 2110 Jackson
Chesnay A. Mme., 321 Sutter
ClcTc Peter, 1012 Polk
Colin Josephine Mm^., 820 Filbert
Dams Henry. 1419 Powell
De Rrevens E. M. Mme.. 1513 Powell
DE FILiIiIPPE T. B. , 320 Post
Du Pastel l<;dwnr(l. 630 Polk
Esplna P. A., 37 Post
FILT.IPPF'S ACADEMY OF LAN-
GUAGES, 320 Post
FIrmin F. A.. .312'^ Minna
Gabert Jul a Mme., 916 Howard
Gassmnn Juliet ,412 Fifth
Gran Ludwi- H., .37 Post
Henderson M. A. Mme., 812 Bush
Hill Annie Mrs., !)26 Geary
Howard Harold, 405 Geary
Jolly Emile, 102 Stockton
K'noflnch Auirustin, 415 I'ost
Laufrnnrlil Clemence Mme., 1908 Bu-
chanan
Le Kavre A. Mme., 1912!-^ Mason
Lewis Leon (Hebrewj 420 Grove
Lumbal d Freiierlck, SE cor Green-
wich and Larkln
Loreuzi Egidlii, 614 Broadway
Mffret Xavier, 1707 Powell
Meisterschaft School of
liangriiasres, Charles H. Svkes
principal. 324 Sutter
Morel C. F., 1620 Sutter
Nis Ilerrera s. Mme., 1227 Pine
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Paget F. v.. 813 Hyde
Peiinle Charles, 337 Tehama
Perez L. M., 82 St. Ann's Bldg
Pllse Washington V., 609 McAllister
Pracht Julia Mrs., 815 Hyde
Sackett Mary E., 1930 Jessie
Solomon Ahram, 2306 Webster
Sullivan Eliza J. Miss,6 August Alley
Sykes Charles H., principal Meister-
schaft School of Languages, 324
Sutter
Tarrant W. H., SW cor Haight and
Pierce
Unna Hermann, 253 Stevenson
Urhain Alice Mme., 704'^ Mission
Valiejo Andronico, 1027 Market
(Established 1871.)
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES
320 Post Street.
Spanish, French, Italian, German,
English, Latin, Greek, Russian and
Portuguese taught at moderate terms
by thorough teachers, with the short-
est and best methods. Classes or
private lessons riav and evening.
Prof. l>e Filippe, graduate of
the Academies of Paris and Madrid,
continues to give personal Instruction
in Spanish and French ; by his easy
practical method saving months of
studv.
"Unifine" method of acquiring
foreign languages where students have
not tlie opportunity to practice. Fine
library and foreign periodicals free to
scholars.
Teachers— mathematics.
Allsop J. P. C. 20381., Sixteenth
BARNARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE, 46 O'Farrell
Casev William P., 317 .lones
Heald's Business College, 24 Post
Kluge Max, n2<\K Broad wav
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Taafe Lawrence, cor Roanoke and Ar-
lington
Tarrant's Academy, SW cor Haight
and Pierce
Teachers-IHnsic.
Adelstein Samuel. 7 Olive Av
Adler Benjamin, NE cor Octavia and
Haight
Afflerbach Alice Miss, 916 Washington
Albert E., 1021 Post
Altman George; SW cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Altshuier Ida Miss, 633 Fills
Angelis Theodore, 2018 Taylor
Antunovich Josephine, 220 Turk
Arrhila Virgin'aMiss.6 Bernard
Arrillago Santiago, 2'U5 .Tarkson
Athearn Mary T. MNs, 1011 Treat Av
Atherton Harriet, 732 Green
Aude Mary S., 619 Bush
Bacon Alice M., 1413 Taylor
Bagot Elizabt'th, W s Tennessee nr
Solano
Ball Dnnlel, 2307 Broadway
BARTH EMIL, 604 s„tt-r
Bnrtlett Walter R., 123 Phelan Bldg
Bartmann Charles J., 729 Grove
Barnard Mary E. Miss, 929 Post
Bartheu ]i"nnnv Miss, 12 (ledar Av
Batcheliler Willnrd J., 1314 Mission
Benuman Lonis AV., 1016 Washington
Beavin Thomas. 665 Mission
Becker fjambert, .339 McAllister
Bi'ckhauscn F. W., 712 Turk
Beemaii M. Mrs., 1221 Clay
Bi'iinett Henrietta, 1324 Howard
Bennett ,T. Miles, 713 O'Karrell
Berger Morris, 716 O'Farrell
Bernard F. E.M. Miss, 11 Oak GroveAv
BEVEUTON L. M. Miss, 526'^ Geary
Blanchi E., 129 Phelan Rlda
Bllli'tt Maria Mrs., 611 Shntwell
Blake Edith R. Miss, 91 Elizabeth
BlaikleSiisle,7 Pratt PI
Blankart Otto, 922 Gearv
Bonelli E. S., 1356 Market
Bonnington M. Miss, 1316 California
Bosworth Henry M.. 139 Kearny
Bovver Emllv F., 185 Sixteenth
Bowley Kittle Miss, 423 Bryant
Bradv Tessie, 832 Folsom
Brandt Noah, 504 Grove
Bree Thomas W., 62 Natoma
Brooks M. A. Mrs 145 Ellis
Brunner Rosalie Miss, 714 Grove
Brvan Emma H. Miss, 2507 Fillmore
Buck Annie M.. 2817 Geary
Buettner H., 917 Filbert
Burton Lizzie Miss. 1,35'l Folsom
Butler Bertha A., 13,58 Market
Campbell C. M., 18 Murphv Bldg
Campobello Enrico, 421 Post
CJarlmueller Eugene, Ahlborn House
Carman Maggie Miss, 211 Chattanooga
Carnes Frederick G., 2018 Powell
Casey Eliza, 307 Eddy
Cheney John V. Mrs.. 327 Larkln
C!oe Helene L., 2.S06 Sacramento
Cohen-Waldo S. Mme., 1215 Clay
Connell Nora Miss. 1823 Pino
COURSEN ELIiEN MISS, 32(>
Post
Craig Jessie Miss, 2314 California
Cronin Marv Miss. 47 Tehama
Crowlpv George. 230 Sixth
CRUVELLI S. I., 115 Kearny
ST. lAGO CRUVELLI,
(Italian and English Opera.)
PUPIL OF
Lampertl and San Giovanni,
Royal Conservatorio, Milan.
And of Victor Man rel.
Grand Opera, Paris.
Vocal Instruction Only.
115 KEARNY ST.
Ctirtls Jessie Miss, 2017 Howard
Daly Annie R. Miss, 1411 Twenty-
fourth
DE DERKY RO"WE 91RS.,
Hlstorv Bldg. 723 Market
De Follv Caro, 108 Stockton
De Freitas Adelaide Miss. 1818V; Hyde
Delano Gerlru-le IMiss, 220 Shotwell
Dellepl.ine F.,621 Hvde
De Silvelra Mme,, 2419 California
Dewltt Florence, 662 Hatrison
Dobson Charles, 17 Fourth
Donaldson Sarah. 331 i^ Clementina
Douglass L. B.. 106 Eddy
Dovle Sarah. H33 Howard
Duck EmiIIvH., 2021 Polk
Dundas Matilda V., 1209'<; Mission
Dtirkin Mary Miss, .so? O'Farrell
Eck man A, O. ,N W cor Iowa and Solano
Edelmann Mathews A.. 112 Pierce
Egan M. J. Miss. 2025 Geary
Ehn Charles, 1246 Mission
Elspnhach Louis, 621 Post
Elmer A. C, 84 St. Ann's Bldg
Elder Marv L., 612 Capp
Englander Frank E. . 426 Grove
Evans Hnllie Miss, 141 Hancock
Evens Henrv. 1004 Bnsh
Fabbrl-Muller Inez Mrs., 1008 Post
Fabian L. Mrs., 621 G"arv
Fenni'11 Ellen G., 736 Shotwell
Ferrer Manuel Y.. 1810 Pine
Fiedler Sartron, 1436 M'ssion
Fischer Flise M.. 2217 Octavia
Fischer Franz, ,509 Leavenworth
Fisher Ada F.. 2635 Mission
FItzIer Julia, 417 Third
Fleming A. V. Mrs., 1225 Green
Folev Dennis, 317 Langton
Fonda Henry S.. 3011 Sacramento
Formes Karl, 524 Sutter
Forner William A. C, 2116 Pine
Forster Rudi.lf. 616 Mason
Foster Annie Mips, 615 Stockton
Foster T,fmra U. Mi-^s, 1331 Union
Foster Nettie F., 1331 Union
ORIENT Ins, Co, OF HARTFORD
Capital,
Assets,
$1,000,000.
$1,604,486.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
WM. SESTOH, Assi Manaeei!.
&RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
JHINGTON ST.
TOB
Prodarer* •rth* •■|y
NATUUAI, CHAMPAONK
1423
TRU
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS.
J. H, DAY, Proprietor.
ARTESIAN WELL BORING TOOLS,
And all kinds of Heavy and Light Forgings, and Steam
Hammer Work. Cranks, Crank Axles, Black-
smiths' Tools, Steel Work, Pipe Bend-
. ing and Case Hardening.
ESTIMATES GIVEN. R.\TISK.\(TI..N (JCARANTECn.
109 MISSION STREET, between Spear and Main.
Tobacco— W^holesale.
Alexander David, .318 Sacramento
Armer M. & Co., .306 Sacramento
Baglev John J. & Co. (mnlrs)109 Front
Bohls" H. & Co. (mnfrs) 419 Battery
Bowman John S. & Co., 213-215 Bat
Bremer Jo.seph * Co., 310 Sacramento
Btuton Daniel, 206 Kront
Cohen Mercado, 508 Commercial
Cohn G. * Co., 206 Battery
Cohn uabriel & Co., 411-413 Battery
Curbv C. E., 121 Calltbrnla
Drlnkhouse Co. The J. A., 227 Battery
Elsenberg E. <fe Bro.. 327 Market
Enfrelbrecht, Sob & Co., 21 First
Ersklne W. W. & Co.. 205 Battery
Esberg, Bachman <t Co.,SE cor Battery
and California and 508-510 Wash
Falkensteln & Co., NE cor Sac and Bat
FlgelA Lewis, ,325 Sacramento
Franklin H. & Co., 417 Battery
Garcia Jo^6, 413 Sacramento
Gerfon N. & Co., 7.30 Montgomery
Gottlieb i Sons, 416 Battery
GunstM. A. & Co., 203 Kearny, 802
Market and 213 Pine
Helmuth William, 506 Jackson
Horn & Co., 8 Battery
Jacobs Charles & Co.. 420 Front
John William, SW cor Grant Av and
Post
Kaufman, Rau & Co.. 427 Jackson
Klopstock C. & Co., 212 Front
KoenlKsberger,Falk& Mayer, 119 Pine
Kohlberg M. P. & Co., 526 Washington
Levi H. & Co., 117-119 Market
Lewis Wm. & Co., 24-28 California
Liebes Brothers & Co.. 118 Davis
Liggett & Myers' Tobacco Co. (St.
Louis, Mo.) W. H. McAlister
agent, 20fi Front
LorlUard P. & Co. (N. J.) R. D. Lald-
law agent, 217 Front
Marburg Bros. (Baltimore, Md.; 206
Front
Man, Sadler & Co., 9-15 Beale
Mavrisch Brothers <fe Co., 405 Battery
McAllster Wm. H., manager Liggett &
Mvers' Tobacco Co., 206 Front
Mever, Mlsh & Co., 420 Sacramento
Mlchalltechke Bros. & Co., 2.37-2.39
Kearnv and 902 Market
Oppenheimer & Bro., 117 Battery
I'lagemann H. <fe Co.. 305 Sacramento
Pollak Arnold <ft Co., 120 Battery
Relchert <fe Co., 38 Clay
Rinaldo Brothers & Co., 223 Battery
Rosenhaum I. S. A Co., 603 Fiont "
Rosenshlne M. & Brother, 413 Battery
Schoenfeid Jonas, 423 Jackson
SHAEFFER J. W. & CO., 634 Sacra-
mento „
WEL.L.MAN, PECK & CO.,
126-i:i2 Market
Wertheimer L. & E., 300-306 Front
Tobacco— Kcl ail.
(See Ci{iars lictuil.)
Toilet ArticlCM— Iniportcra.
{See also DrunaUU.)
Allen James (mnfr) 72S Bay
EVANS AARON, 510 Hayes
Greenbauni & Co., 26 .''econd
Langiey & MIcha Is, 34-10 First
Mack J. J. 4Cw.,U Front
Redlngton & Co., 529 Market
Kicha.ds C. F.& Co., SWcor Clay and
Sansome
Taylor John & Co.. 63 First
Tool Slannfactarera.
.(ETNA IRON WORKS, 109-
lllMis.sion
AMERI(!AN TOOL Co.. lOfl Mission
ATLAS IRON WORKS, 21»-
215 Mission
DOBLE ABNER, 13 Fremont
DAY JEKE.MIAH E. (artesian well)
109 iMis.iion
HUNTINGTON HOPKINS
CO. (agents)Junction Market and
Bush
JARDINE J. B., 21.3-215 .Mlsiion
KiihllrgAntone, 529 Fifth
MARWEDEL C. F. (machinists') 66
First
MIGNOLA JOHN (butchers)
2420 Post
Bobbins F. A.. 221 First
Russell John \V.,230 Fremont
San Francisco Tool ('o.,l 1-17 Stcvcnoon
Stmonds John (machine knives) 511
Mission
WEICHIIART JOHN, 143 Bealc
Tow Boat*.
Coquille Mill and Tug Co., SW cor
Spear and Howard
Goodall, Perkins & Co., 10 Marlset
Pacific Tow Boat Co., foot Vall"-lo
Shin Owners' and Merchants TuK
Towel Companle*.
Barrere Brotlierp, 104 Mark.'t
California Toilet Co., UMck PI
BELL. THOMAS & CO., 517-
519 Market
Toy a.
(« Tmporteri. See alio Fanev Ooodt.)
Albora Lulgl.SOO Montgorncry Aj
Uauer & Brady, 2;e \ an Nck« Av
Bloxhnni Charles, :i02 Sixteenth
*Davls Bros., 419 Kearny, 718 and 1.-M
i-DavIs Bros., Bcrgniaun A Co., 10-IB
t-Fel'ge'nbaum & Co.,520^26 Market and
21 Sutter
"Hiivlti .M. .1. .t Co., 831 Market
Fu.hs lt.,r:i M..ntw..in.-.» Av
Gersght\ .Mid, ml. HIT K'ili-iin
«Goo<lv.-ar Kiilit..r i-...,.-,7: Market
Gultniaii Kanti> N| ■, I .1 C »
Llndenlnirn <'iin
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Peters F. M. I. '
l:U-aud Loulii. 1-
Rtevenson* L.u^* ■:... .>■ :...,»•.
VrarhlliittI Gec.rxr, Utjb lu.*
Walbcl Bros., 2528 .MimIuo
Tranafcr Compaale*.
Tranaialora.
(See Inlrrprrtert.)
Treca Ornameatal.
NltRCR(>S.< 4 (•'!.,« ami 13., Pn
PA.StilAI.K B., fifiO NVanhtngtoo
Trip« Dvairra.
Allarl J<.^oph..'i«(•aMf..rnla Markfl
Bavie, l,aco..l.- A <"•■.. !•* Bajr ai». »
S. F. inilTCal. Markrt
Larnxhc F. * S.n, t-A Partrtr Fruit
Market and Sii (Vnirr Mafkrt
Triple Wewer Trap*.
LANE W. K, .'iittKrainr
Traahatalter*.
Block P. *«•<>.. Mr: v„, . ,:,
Hanioii John II
ilwht* Mofk
IMand Jowl I '
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MarKrt
Main. Cliarl.-. A., M lU.l.. : J -»« »»1
622 Markri
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LEADING TYPEIoIBSRS. PALMER & REY ;!a '."^-.v.'.:-: *-
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
The "SPECIAIi" Is a Brand Mpeclalljr
put up tor thiM market.
TUL
1424
UND
PACIFIC ELECTRIC CO.,
■10s Stockton
I'lerce & Son, 704 Sacramento
Put/. Ileimaii, 1-103 Pacific
Uakelee & Co. (dealers) SE cor
Jlontjiomery and Bush
AVest Cliailes N.. 12J8 Market
■Wolf Joseph, 507 Kearny
J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.
118 MONTGOMERY ST.
Best Trusses, Shoulder Braces, and
Apparatus for Peforniities. Only first
class Goods on hand and to order.
Tale Ooods.
Cooley EnrI K. (InBole) Twenty-fourth
nr Hampshire
Oilman Benjamin F. (bottle covers) 420
Ninth
Oillespv <fe Childs (insole) 123 California
Sauvarie Auguste (ratts) 220 Drumni
Turners — Wood and Ivory.
ATKINSON G. r.,259 First, office 11
Clementina
Brehni R. W. (wood") 211 Mission
BKUXSWICK-BALKE-COIi-
1,E>'I>£K CO., 613 Market
BRUNSWK K BILLIARD
ANI> POOL TABLE
MNFG CO. THE E., 205-
211 Battery
Came ron A, & Co. (wood) 409 Mission
Frei Andrew, 231-239 King
Hardenburph Isaac (wood and ivory)
134 Main
Hatch & Weston (wood) 211 Mission
Heckman Fred 206 Sixteenth
H..fniann Louis, 547 Flfrh
Jackson R. W. (ivory and abalone) 614
IMarki-t
JESSE & DREW, 132 Berry
Jewell A. M. & Co. (wood) N s Berry
bet Third and Fourth
Kemp J. & Co., 114 Mission
Kewnic John, 10 Stevenson
Kincaid L. S. & Son, 37 Main
LANGLAND N. P., 407 Mission
Jlelle Jacob, 136 Main
Mever J. G. H. (ivory) 417-419 Mission
O'Rourke John, 220 Steuart
Pederscn B. (wood and ivory) 308 Mis-
sion
SAN FRANCISCO WOOD AND
IVORY WOHKS, 10 Stevenson
SchnoorOtioC.,520 Kifth
Schnoor W. A., SU) Br\ ant
STRAHLE JACOB & CO. (wood and
ivory) 515 Market
GEO. F. ATKINSON,
Turner and Manufacturer of Califor-
nia AVood NoveUy Specialties.
Office and Showroom,
11 Clementina St., S. F.
C. F. Bader. R. Kuenzi. C. F. Haag.
SAN FRANCISCO
WOOD anl IVORY WORKS
10 Stevenson Street.
Oval Turning a Specialtv. Sawinc,
Planing, Turning, Shaping. Etc. All
Jobbing promptly attended to. Hat
Blocks for Hatters and Capmakers.
Superior Workmanship Guaranteed.
Twines.
AMES & DETRICK, 19-21
California
ARMES GEO. W., 119 Cali-
fornia
Ander-on <fe Co.,lllClav
A KJIES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front
Kfdon M., 120 Clay
NEVILLE 6i CO., 31-33 Call-
f..rida
Pai Itii- Paper Co., 41fi Sacrnmento
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., 414-416
Cluy
Watson <fe Co.. 122 Market
White Horace F., 414 Clay (and D. R.
Wiune, New York)
Type Case JMakers.
PAINTER & CO., SlOClav
PALMER <Sc REY, 4o5 Sausome
TATUM & BJWEN. 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Type Founders.
American Type Foundry, 510 Clay
California Tvpe Foundry, 511 San.some
Foreman \. & Son, 611 Merchant
PAINTER k Co.. 510 Clay
PALMER & REY, 4il5 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO TYPE FOUNDRY
510 Clay
TATUM & BOWEN, 34-36 Fremont
and 423 Clay
Type ^Vriters.
BANCROFT CO. THE. 721
Ma ket
Caligraph Tvpe Writer. 725 Market
Mighell J. P. & Co., 413 Mont',-omery
The Samuel Hill Co., 725 Market
WICKSON G. G. & CO. (Rem-
ington) 3-5 Front
Type TYrif ins.
BACCALA JOSEPH, 72 Mont-
gomery Block
Barrett M. G. Miss. 302 Montgomorv
BREEN «Sj SCHLINGHEYDE
50S California
BUTTERS «& COTTER, 508
California
Denning James F. & Co., .331 Mont
Dieses Eva E., 606 Montgomery
EMERSON «S5 BACON
MISSES, 331 Montgomery
Flower William C, 65 Nevada Block
Freeman G. C 605 Stevenson
Lansburgh R. Mrs., 420 Montgomery
Lardner llenrv F., 405 Montgomery
Pearson Dora Miss, 508 California
RnnaeA Elliot, 3:^0 Pine
SHORTHAND AND TYPE-
WRITING EXCHANGE
(Dakin & Huwes) 320 San-ome
Umbrella Dealers.
Barr J. D. & Son, 932 Market
Barr John D.. 323 Bu>h
Caen Jacob, 22H Stockton
Caronte Joseph, 9 Taylor
Courtney L. F.,205 Fourth
CREIGHTON J iSEPH, 136 Eddy
Ghisla Salvatore Mrs., 1326!^ Stockton
JOSEPH CREIGHTON,
Manufacturer and Importer
Parasols, UintirellasSL Canes
136 Eddy St.
rrmbrella Manufacturers.
Bank Bella Mrs., 1018 Larkin
Barr J. D. & Son, 932 ftlarket
Barr John D., 3J3 Bush
Bi41lni A.,222 0'Farrell
Caen Jacob, 22 Stockton
Caronte Joseph, 9 Taylor
Courtnev Lawr-'nce F..763 Mission
CRKlGHTiiN JOSEPH. 136 Eddy
Ghisla Salvatore Mrs., 1326'^ Stockton
Hirsh ife Brother (I'hiladelphla) 521
Mai ket
Oliva & I'apiiia, 3 Grant Av
Strlnga William, 1326 Polk
UndertaUers.
COfEN, PORTER & CO.
118 'Genry
CRAIG & C iCHIiAN,22M!nt Av
DIEUKS THE )liOI!, ^57 Mission
Golden Thomas, 114 Golden Gate AV
GRAY N. <fe CO.. 643 Sacramento
HALSTED & CO., 946 Mission
laccheri & Bacigulupi,627 Broadway
Mallady William J., 733 Mls.slon
MASSEY ATKINS. 651 Sacramento
McA voy & Gallagher, 20 Filth
McGinn James, 39 Eddy
M<:Menomv James, 1057 Mission
Metzler (!hnrlps J. B., 636 Washington
O'CONNOR J. C. <& CO.,
767 Mission
Pcrter William H., 116 Eddy
Snhr & Baker, 1171 Mission
UNITED UNDERTAKERS' ASSO-
CIATION. 2!) Fifth
CRAIG «& COCHRAN,
Succcessors to Craig & Son,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
22 - 26 Mint Avenue.
Rear of U. S. Mint. Telephone 3047.
THEODOR DIERKS,
UNDERTAKE]^,
957 Mission Street,
Telephone 3121. • Near Sixth, S. F.
N. GRAY & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS.
Wholesale and Retail.
641 Sacramento Street,
Telephone No. 43. San Francisco.
ATKINS 9IASSEY,
Successor to Massey & Yung.
UNDERTAKER,
651 Sacramento St.,
McAVOY & GALLAGHER (Suc-
cessors to Flanau'an k Gallagher)
Funeral Directors, 20 Filth St. The
finest Funeral Eurniture, Hearses. Car-
riages, etc., always on hand and fur-
nished at ttie shortest notice. Opposite
Lincoln School. Telephone 3080.
UNITED UNDERTAKERS
ASSOCIATION,
Embalming, Metallic Burial Cases
and Caskets a Specialty,
27-29 FIFTH STREET,
Metropolitan Temple. Telephone 3167.
Undertakers Ooods.
GRAY N. & CO., 643 Sacrailiento
Le vtson Bros. (silver-plated coffin trlm-
mings) IM Sutter
MAKTELL JOHX (coffin plates and
trimminsrs) 623 Sacramento
MASSEY ATKINS, 651 Sacramento
PACIFIC CASKET CO., 217
Underwriters— Agents of.
Bacon Joseph S. (Boston and Phila-
delphia) 218 California
Balzer Hy. & Co. (Bremen) 209 San-
some
Bertheau Cesar (New York) 209 "San
CATTON, BELL & CO. (London,
Llo\ ds) 406 California
Chevassus Edomird (French) 205 San
De Fremtrv James & Co. (Amsterdam)
410 Batterv
Eldridge Oliver (New York, Fire) 303
Callforn'a
Hellmann Brothers A Co. (Hamburg
and Bremen) 525 Front
MTMAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hariford
Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets, $2,006,857.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
HE BANCROFT COMPANY
( V2X
(MARKET ST.
MILLER PIANO
UPH
CHOICE or THE
OREAT PIAMMTa
1425
VAR
Moecke & Co. (Germanic Lloyds) 319
California
^an Kraucisco Fire, ;»7 Sansome
Thomas Eugene St Co. (Bordeaux) fil7
Sausonie
rouchard Gustave (Havre and Mar-
Bellies 1 416 CuKfornia
Woods K. L. (San Francisco, Marine)
219 Sansome
Upbolsterera.
ApDieton Harry, 612!<3 Natoma
Barber Geor;.'i' A., 500 Geary-
Bare Bros., 322 Hayes
Beal Samuel, 67-K9 New Montgomery
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Ber.*un Gustave, 26 Post
Bocdefeld John. 1019 Folsom
uwcher James, 223 Stockton
owerS. M., 1520 Polk
California Furniture Mnfg Co., 226
Bush
Cast.'l George. 211 Ellis
Chadbourne F. S. <fe Co., 743 Market
Connelly & Borle. 719 Market
Cunlilte J.,c(>r.Seventeenth and Castro
Dillon William, 934 Folsom
Emanuel L. & E., 432 Fourth
Farrar Benjamin F.. 1557 Market
Fo^ter J. K. & Co., 2:!8 O'FarreU
Franks Wilson, 230 Taylor
Frf.iericks J. & Co.. 64') Market
Gibson George B., 14:<2 Howard
Ha\ nert Clemens, 214 S'ockton
Heiiev W. J. & Co., 18-22 Ellis
HENKO A. v., 610 Post
H-rberger Carl. ,414 Larkin
H-^-lor Philip. 703 Larkin
H-'Lh^tadter W. S. & Co.. 224 Sutter
H.ev John, 718 Mi-sslon
Holt Thomas, 102D Howard
Howard J. W., 2.50 Eighth
Huf.-chmidt Frederick, 653 Market
Ind anapolis Furniture Co., 748-752
Mission
Indinuapolls Manufacturing Co., 642-
CAA Mission
Juertiensen Charles, 126 Kearny
KauferC.,28 Turk
King Jerome B.. NW cor Church and
Twentv-eighth
Ki'ierman James, 1313 Stockten
Kor-hier A Franzen, 231 Ellis
LiiiHian Charles W., 1607 Geary
Lreijtz John B., 152 Eddy
LuchsingerA Bill, 31 Eddy
Lnii.lv D.. 82 I Market
Mfiilf^-rt Charlep, 105't Fitth
Mniitz F. C, 1616 Polk
JUiirath William, 1937 Mission
:\l.nnier Gasper, 710 Bntiery
MlbLiER JOSEPH A., 1009
-Market
Pitt-rs Ernst, 2054 Mission
Perkovich George, 113 Taylor
Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery
Co., 1301-1307 Market
Hav James, 3005 Sixteenth
Rfpd Charles, 1531 Mission
Rcbard Charles, 1005 Valencia
Rickar.l William H., 1719 Mission
Rin-walt L. M., 147 Phelan Bldg
Samniann B. \., 1135 Fillmore
Samui-ls Julius, 1046 Sutter
11 nberg Paul, 10.55 Mission
SLOANE W. & J. & CO.,
641-ftl7 Market
Stolzenwald K.,702 Montzomery Av
Straub Frederick. 1911 '-^ Mission
SuiKkdl F. C, 1204 Paciflc
Tennis William E., 701 Bush .
Tlioniton John H.,!K)2 Larkin
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
WMdL'mever Charles, 404!^ Geary
M'ciss John, 1749 Mission
W Indel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Wolf Abraham. 200t) Polk
A^'oltf J., 620 Lagiina
Wi.rth Frank D.,1107 Sntter
Wyman Charles, 1317 Mission
Upholstery Ooods.
(.See al»o Carpet*.)
Ackerman & .Strauss, 807 Slarket
Berson Gustave, 26 P 'st
Caldwell W. T.,(i.58 Mission
California Furniture Mnfg Co., 220
Bush
Chadlmorne F. S. <* Co., 741-745 Market
DUFFY JAAIES «te CO., 811
Market
Edwaros Frank G.. H20 Market I
Emanuel L. A K., J.fj K.,urih
FrM-'J,'\"'.'V;V'''"-;^<''n'n.ercl.l
tredirltks J. A (•-... in:i Market 1
Fronmi Loui>, .vm .Mnrkct i
GIB -OX, PARISH <fc CO. '
40 Phelnn Bldu' '
Gulli.Kson Bros., ;..55 Market
GMllixs<in II. V. & (^ ... BiO Market
Haynert Cleniiiis. 2U Stockton
Heney W lUlam J. * C... i«.22 Elllg
Hochstalter W . S. A Co., 224Suitcr
Hoey John, 718 .^lis^inn
Hufschmldt Frederick, 6.53 >larket
Hiilse, Bradford & Co., 7fil) Mission
KEELER, BARNES <& CO..
723 .Marliet
Kemp John H., 42 Phelan Bldg
Keogh John, 77 New Montgomery
Mackay .Alexander, 715 Market
Mills E. T.. 11 Phelan Bldg
Plum Charles M.& Co. Upholstery O). ,
1301-1307 Market
Schliiefcr & Volberg. 709 Market
SL.OANE W. & J. <k CO.,
641-647 Market
Solomon Isaac L.. 17 Turk
Steluberger & Kali slier, 24 Sansome
Stenson Robert J., 6.52 Market
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Walter D. N. & K. & Co., NW cor
Battery and Market
Valentines.
(.See also Booksellers and Stalionen.)
Variety Store*.
(■■' Wholesale aiul Importers.)
Agnew M. A. Mrs., 514 Post
Amelung Anna C. ^Irs.. 15!l Sixteenth
Anderson Heitie, Cliirch nr Day
Asmus Henrv A., lo2!) Turk
Bachmau Charles. IW sixth
Bertelsen Iver, l.VJtt Howard
Birchell Marv, I53i) Kddv
Black P. W.Mr-... 410 Lirkln
Boch T. Mrs.. 2115 Kiiliuore
Boemer Carrie, 1053 Folsom
Borel Martin. 1128 l'"olsom
Brii'ker August Mrs.. 1513 Dupont
Buell Clarence E., 6i« .'ilarket
Burke E. M. Mi-s. 117 S.-venth
Burke Sarah, 6.i9'<; Third
Burns Sarah A.. 2130 Fillmore
=-Biirtis Robert W., 41 .Second
Butler M. J. Mrs., 1044 McAllister
Bvrnes Annie, 645 Third
Calais Charles, 835 Market
Campbell E. Mrs., 1644'^ Mission
Cantioii L. Mrs., I554 llownrd
Carle Au^rntfo, 1512 st.ickton
CariiiMii ;:.i'i.. ■-' 7' , {•'Ifih
Caro >aiiih''l, -'.i; i - \r-.'nth
Carr J. (i. .Mis-, l-o; Turk
Cassidy .Mar h... ir! I'ifth
Clever C. Miss. 2210'., Mission
Coady Annie Mr-., 2:)27 Mission
Cohen Marks, 1S13 Powell
Collins Daniel, 210 Twenty-fourth
Cook Elizabeth Mrs., 703 Hyde
Coo ev Hannah, 291 Union
Copeland Kate. 115 Twenty-fourth
Cordi-n T. J., 5i5 Fourth
Cornyn R .sa, cor Stockton and * ran
Courreges A. Mrs., Buena Vista, nr
Cortland Av
Crabb E. S. Mrs., 2331 Mission
Dalv Kale C, 2-56 First
Datinenfelzer Amelia, N 8 Twent.^.
fourth nr Church
^Davls Brothers. 419 Kearny. 718 sod
12;M Market
Davis C. Mrs.. 510 Fourth
Decourcy ,M. Mrs., 2 >:i4 SUteenth
Demp.sey Frank Mr-., 410 J Iflh
Desagneaux Mary Mr-.., 7«0 Bryant
Dobrlndt John, 181-1 Polk
Poiliver F.J.. ini.iu lltilon
Dovie MIcha-l J., 138 Ninth
Dovle KichnrI, 531 SIMecnth
nuffvNi'il Mr....5')l.Ioue.H
Dunham C .n, llu-, •.'oirrwen y-fourlh
D.iprai .M. .\. Mr-.. 11-"' Mission
Ebprt.M.Mic- Mr>., i::i KlUh
E"an P J. .Mrs..!i:i:i Crci.nwirh
KdlsMarv .\. Mrs., inn Mission
Farranl Harn-'ti, lOH-1'4 '';'*»'.'' _y
i-Fechhelmer Charles .s., 716 Kearny
ncto
tr«Olb
lira^ \\
liat'i-I.'.', I .
Ilnnsoii S
Harris >
Harris T
llarvov A,
llask<-il U ! ,' 11
llaulle A .
Mayes Surah M,., 1. , 1.. ;.,i. nrMi
H-ncken \tiiil.- .M. .Mr..,aijii(U>ulw
Hobbert Henry T., 1 Gonith
Hoev Alice, 6 • Twenl>4lilr4
h'lorlla
riolliManA. .Mr..,ilfi Tt-nth
How. 11 Kll-o Mr-.-VM K...irth
Hunter J. Mr...J«.| I. «v.-i,worth
Isaacs Am. i.' .Mrs.,:n-.., Klith
Jalin fi«-orge K.. 1.5: Hrnt
Jarvle A. >lrs.,a> Kiilt..n
.lohnsun Chnrl.-f. A., 5^.5 ('•«tro
Kaniiii ti.-r Marl- Mr-.. '»l'. Mi—mo
K'-.-f.- M«ri;«r,-i Mrv I n.". M -i.m
CT)
1> K.
K I. li.Mi
Kuobl.iCh A<
NKc.r Koiinli an.l Kli.--
Kolan.lcr Dora Mrs., 417 > -I ..rr II
KriMiizmntm \V. S..4«; D.-v|.».|,-n.
LagrattL-e K. Mrs.. (»•,'» .M..nt Av
Lamar L., 447 < I'Karn'll
Leon J. v.. .37 Fourth an.l 3K Fifth
Levin .lao.b, 31 TavL.r
Levin K..lliM..o.'.li K..i...n,
Llnd.-iil..iri . I .- ■- ■ ll.. . .
LouL' (Moil ; . ■ ■ .'. ■
Loutdt w i . -
Lu.khnr.li M .' . ■ M I '
Lvnde.lohu i;..2oi MK„rr.-ll
Lvotis Marv Mr-., 1114 llrvant
Maher Wllllniu K.. 12 Bryoiil
Mnhon Caih.'rini-, h I><>)i .nr
Manderson .lohn, l-Vl S.>i-.>fia
.Marcus HarrI-. 1238 F.lM.m
Martinez .ln-eph,r.'7'5 uTarrrll
Masterson Charic-, I.Wl tarkin
Mathews Marv . iiMT .Mtwlon
Maugham James. 401 Hafghl
Mavers John. 1712 I^avmworth
Mci'arthv D J.. 1142 F.|«.m
McCarihv .lennl.-, .VW Th'nl
.McC.illooh K. .Mr...-t>« IMne
.McDouiBll Mmllla A., TTSHttooth
MoMalion <«th.-riiw Mrs., ijrtl Folwa
M.M..I...n.I..liii. s I. 1, ,.,..
M, ^^i^ ■ V . ■• ■ *■ -o
CO
K..l...rl. 11
R.,b.-ri. M
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KolH-rison
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TYPE. TYPE. TYPE. PALMER & REY.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.
W. S. OAVIS, City Aiirent,
51 U California Street.
VAR
1426
WAR
ShPehaii W. P.. 100.2 Folsom
SInnott BlarKaiet, 3244 Mission
Smith Mahala, G12 Nineteenth
Snow LevIT ,43!) Hayes
-^"Son Brothers, 13 Sansonie
Stanlels W. H., 2301 Jackbon
SteliihoffKliza, 40 Grove
Stevenson & LonKwe!'., 537 Market
Stiles M. I/. Mrs.,71!t Valencia
Siromberj; Bernard H., Uls^ Howard
Swecnev Kate Miss. 203 'o Cough
Thatcher Edward C, 2224 Mission
Thompson Minnie Mrs.. 2(13!) Market
TInine.v K. J. Mrs.. 1403 Powell
TwIrss Daniel, 408 Third
Vasseim H., 763}<; Brv ant
■\Vaidniann Krnest, 142 Fifth
Wallace N. Mrs.. 1313 Paciflc
AVidenian Eliza. 204 Twenty-fourth
Wiener Charles, 1613 Polk
AVllkens M. Mrs. 1715 Mission
A\ Uson S. B. Mrs., SE cor Eighteenth
and Castro
AVynne Nicholas, 2S16 Mission
Zifnmemiann Henry L., 703 Broadway
Varnisli inannfacturera.
California Varnish Works, P. D. Win-
ter, W s Utah bet El Dorado and
Center
HtJETER BBOTHERS &
CO. (S. F. Pioneer Varnish
Works") 601 Market
Occldenial Varnish Works, John P.
Jourden. 811 Market
Worden William H..223 Sacramento
Varnisliers and PolislierB.
{See also Painters.)
Keefe .Tohn H., 327 Sutter
Schofield Charles. 135 Natoma
STKAHLE JACOB & CO., 515 Market
Varnishes.
[See also Faints.)
Allvne <fe White, 112-114 Iront
AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
Bass T. J. & Co., 14-16 Ellis
Dletz A. C. & Co.. 7-a Front
Herrick Eugene H.. 1713 Market
HIJETER BROTHERS «&
CO., 601 Market
Kellv Alf rt., 305-307 Front
OCCIDENTAL. VARIVISH
WORKS, John P. Jourden
Alameda
SULLIVAN, KELLY & CO., 112-114
Calitornia ,
Whittier, Fuller & Co.. SW cor Front
and Pine
WilllBms, Dimond & Co., 202 Market
Winter Patrick D., W g Utah bet El
Dorado and Center
Worden William H., 223 Sacramento
Yates & Co., 103 Front
Vases— Terra Cotta.
Browell J., 727 Montgomery
iill'N. CLARK 8cS0NS.
"gv 106 MARKET ST.ro
GliAOilNGiMGBrat&GO.
1358" ft 1360- MARKET ST.
Vanit Llslits.
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 280-230 First
HYATT'S AND lACKSOFS PATENTS,
Artificial Stone and Iron
VAULT LIGHTS
Plain or set with Encaustic TUes, Fire-
proof Stone or Iron Roof L'ghts.
DAYIilGHT REFLECTORS,
Ventilators for Damp Basements.
P. H. JACKSON & CO.,
Office N.W. cor. Fremont and Jlissinn,
Factory and Showrooms, 230 First.
(See Ilaning and Saw Mills.)
Allen * lUgglns Lumber Co.. 18 Spear
JEWELL A. M. & CO., Berry bet
Third and Fourth
Parsons William A., 808 Bryant
.STRAHLEJACOBA Ci>., 515 Market
White Bros , SE cor Spear and Howard
WIGMORE JOHN A; SON,
120-147 Spear
Ventilators.
Harvev C. D., 30 New Montgomery
JACKSON P. H. A Co.. 228-2:» First
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Veterinary Snreeons.
Bonis Pierre, 024 Mission
Howhill & Fitzgerald, 1129 Market
Burns Peter, 60i>^ Grove
Carpenter W. H. & Son. 371 Natoma
Clausen H. F., 810 Geary
De Labrousse A.. 439 Colden Gate Av
De Tavel A., 811 Howard
Jacobson Iver, SWcor New Montgom-
erv and Mission
Keenan Geo., 26 Turk
Lewis D. T., 1613 Market
Lewis Thomas, 112 Fourth
Masoero Cesara,25 Montgomery Av
Miller Edward L., 355 Eleventh
Nief Frederick A., 310 Golden Gate Av
Ohrock James E., 1529 Howard
Obrock Julius D., 1.529 Howard
Potter William, 519 Third
Rappe Matthew, W b Mission nr Ran-
dall
WoodrufT W. H. (dentist) 221 EUis
Viaduct Builders.
CALIFORNIA BRIDGE CO..
il Califoroia
KING IRON BRIDGE CO.,
102 Phelnr. Bide
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE
CO., 42 Market
Vinesrar Sfannfactnrers.
California Vinegar Works. 410 Chestnut
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Crystal Vinegar Works, SW cor Four-
teenth and Folsom
Fisher Packing Co.. 517 Commercial
Grover Augustine A., 1.323 Guerrero
King-Morse Canning Co., NW cor San-
some and Broadway
NATION.^L VINEGAR WORKS,
80S fourth, office 323 Front
PACIFIC VINEGAR AND PICKLE
WORKS, 415 Fulton, office 323
Front
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co. 214
Stockton
Schammel Packing Co., 413 Chestnut,
office 23 raltfornia
St. John H. L. & Co., 10 Haves
United Vinegar Factories, 323 Front
NATIONAL VINEGAR WORKS.
Manufacturers of
Pure ^Vine, Cider Vinegar
and Compressed Veast.
Works: 808-812 Fourth Street, S. F.
C. L. Foster, - - President.
Wm. Muehe, - - Manager.
PACIFIC
Vinegar and Pickb Works
323 FRONT ST.
Works, 415-419 Fulton St.. between
Gough and Octavia.
Triple Concentrated Wine
and Cider Vinegars.
Packers of Pii kles in all styles and
manufacturers of French and German
Mustard, and Fresh -ground Horse-
radish. JOHN L. KOSTER,
Pnsldent and Manager.
CHAS. J. KING Secretary.
11%' aeon Importers. ^
Baker & Hamilton. NW cor Pine and
DaviK
Cnrvlll Manufacturing Co., 7-9 Powell
Frank Brothers, 33-:i5 Main
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., SW
cor Market and Beale
Hawlev D. N. & C. A., 2-4 Sutler
SANBORN A. W. & CO., 24
Beale
trt;3ian, hooker «& co.,
421-427 Market
Wllley 0. F. <fe Co., 317 Montgomery
A. W. SANBORN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS
And Dealers In
Emress, Delivery and Business
T7^.A.C3KD3XrS.
The Best In the World. 72 Different
Styles and Sizes.
Manufactory, • Manchester, N. H.
OFFICE AND 8ALESK00M:
a* BEALE STREET, S. F.
Wa^on Covers.
NEVILLE «& CO., 31-i
fornia
'Wasron Makers.
(See Carriape Manufacturers, also
Carriage Smilhs)
Waeon Stock.
(See Carriaae and Wagon Stock.)
Wareliouses.
Arizona, S. Tavlor & Co., King bet
Thiidand Fourth
Atlantic Free. Gilman & Danforth,
716-718 Batterv
Atlantic U. S. Bonded, Gilman & Dan-
forth, 716-718 Battery
Battery Street Free and Tea Bonded,
Bode & Haslett, NW^ cor Filbert
and Battery
Bay, George S. Neale & Co., Sansome
nr Lombard
Beale Street, Haslett & Bailey, cor
Beale and Brvant
BowcherJame»(furniturp)228 Stockton
Broadwav V. S. Bonded, Edwin Dan-
forth, 723 Battery
California Cold Storage, 303 Battery
California, Haslett <fe Bailey, NE cor
Townsend and Second
California Storage, T. H. Rooney, 722
Mission
City, Davis & Cowell, SE cor Sansome
and Lombard
Commercial, N s King bet Second and
Third
Continental, T. P. H. Whltelaw. foot
Second
Cunningham's, Haslett & Bailey, cor
Front and Green
Del Monte, King, bet Fifth and Sixth
Eagle, N. R. Lowell, 17-19 Davis
Eureka, Seth Clisby, cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Flint's, Haslett * Bailey, SW cor Bat-
tery and Greenwich
Front Street. Gilman & Danforth, SW
cor Front and Broadway
Gibbs, U. S. Bonded, J. 0. Strauch,
SW cor Front and Vallejo
Greenwich Dock Bonded, Bode &
Haslett, cor Battery and Greenwich
Harrison Street, Hooper, McCreary &
Co., Hathawav's Wharf
Hathawavs, U. S. Bonded and Free,
Haslett & Bailey, foot Spear
Hooper's South End Grain, George H.
Lemman,cor Japan and Townsend
Humboldt AVharf, Unslett <fe Bailey,
Spenr, bet Folsom and Harrison
Internal Revenue (special) Bode &,
Ha^lett, 1203 Battery
King St. Grain, T. G. Walkington Ss
Kins: bet Fourth and Fifth
Kittle & Co.'s, 804 Sansome
Lombard, George S. Neale & Co., SW
cor Lombard and Sansome
Lowell's, 12-14 Beale
Merchants' Warehouse, S s King, bet
Second and Third
DIXON, BORGESON & CO
Manulacvurers of Show Cases
and Store Fixtures.
37 Martet SL
IRPADHARASZTHY&CO.
I WASH IN
-^T^ ST.! PMncers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE
WAR
H2-
WAT
JOHN MORTON, President.
W. K. .MOKTON. T, .••„„,.
3viort"ronxr's
Warehouse
(Formerly Hooper's South End Warehouse
FOR STORAGE Ol
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE,
Having a Capacity of 10,000 Tons.
A 1 First Class Brick Building, Asphaltum Flcxjr, making it abeolutely
Rat Proof.
Location, Townsend Street, bet. First and Second.
THE MORTON GRAYING AND WAREHOUSE CO., Proprietors.
OFFICE, 204 BATTERY STREET.
Mission Bay Warehouses, Southern
Pac. Co., No. 1, Junction Channel
and Kentucky; No. 2, E b Kt-n-
tuckv, bet Merrlmac and South;
No. 3 and office N\V cor Kentucky
and Irwin
Mission Rock Warehouse, C. H. Sin-
clair superintendent, office 303
California
MOKTON'S SOUTH END WARE-
HOUSE, Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., N s Townsend
bet First and Second, office 204 Bat-
tery
Nevada Warehouse and Dock Co.
CPort Costa) office 412 Pine
North Point Bonded, Bode & Haslett,
NW cor Lombard and Sansome
North Point Dock Grain. James V.
Laverv, cor Chestnut and Sansome
Occidental", William M. Starr, First and
and Townsend
Occidental Wool, Ball <fe Julian, Town-
send bet Fifth and Sixth
Oriental U. S. Bonded and Free, Geo.
C. Bode, cor Brannanand First
Overland. SE cor Third and Townsend
Pacific Free, Haslett & Bailey, NW
corBroadwav and Front
Pacirtc Mall S. Si Co.'s Free, foot First
Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s Grain, cor First
and Brannan
Pierce J. M. (storape) 73.5 Market
Pioneer, Hulford & Bolton, SW cor
Battery and Filbert
Port Costa Warehouse and Dock Co.,
30fl California
Rincon Point, Haslett & Bailey, SW
cor Spear and Harrison
San Francisco (furniture) 735 Market
SEA WALL GRAIN WAKEHOLSE,
Haslett & Bailey, NW cor Lom-
bard and Sansome
South Point, Dewey A Payne, S s
Berry nr Fourth
Union, Georpe S. Ingersoll, NW cor
Union and Battery ^^ ,
Union Street, Lewis P. Sage, Union,
bet Battery and Front
United States Bonded, Oilman * Dan-
forth, SE cor Broadway and Bat-
tery
United States Bonded , John f ). Strauch ,
NW cor Front and Vallejo
United States Internal Revenue and
Bonded, Bode & Haslett, 1203 Bat-
tery
Vallc)o Street U.S. Bonded, John ().
Strauch, NW cor Front and Vallelo
Whitney & Webster (wool) 450 Town-
send
Windel H. A < V. ffurnlturc) 310 Stock
WOOL AGKNCY, Catton, Bell <fe Co.,
NW tor Sl.\th and Townsend
Haslett & Bailey's Warehouses:
BEALE ST., cor. Beale and Bryant ;
CALIFOSNIA, Townsend, cor. Second ;
OUITNINOEAU'S, cor. Front and Green
HATHAWAY U. S. BOOTED, Spear, bet.
Harrison aud Bryant ;
HUMBOLDT, Spear St., bet. Harrison
and Bryant ;
PACIFIC r2EE,cor.Front k Broadway.
Office: 452 SPEAR ST.
Telephone, 1914'
Warchou»o«-»«oraKe.
PIERCE .1. M., 73-. Market
ROONEY THOMAS H.
proprietor f a I I f o r n I «
Storajre \Vttreliou«»«, Ti'i
IVaaliinK MnchlnM.
^TNA IRON WORKS. 1(K»-
ARMES GEO. IV.. 119 Califor-
nia
\M,22ft-232 Front
IlHrlware Co., SW
V,,,, Marki't and »'"«l'' ,
I'ursell GoofKe M., 160.5 -Mission
ARMKS&PAl
Hawley liroth.TS
Waablnv Puwdrr nmmmtm*-
lur^ra.
AlU S<*i< Co.. 109 1'rfcon
Brier K. W. Mrs., »S Kl«vtnlh
Kaifle .Soap ('..., ..nUf 394 (Taj
H.irstDianii John. 7rt7 TTi Hr» act
Mission Soap and ranill* Wnrk.. '^Ac*
108 Uusb
Standard Soap Co., ulSrc VS Mart"!
Watch Ctut^ Makvrs.
OrtKf A Marrhand, (12 n»r
Clanniiil I'. A., im .Muni«uiu<T<
Wolflllcnr.v. laisuitrr
Walrb Imporlrrs.
Andri'w* A.. ~1 Miiiil.M.nim
BARRETT Jli HilKKWOOU,
mi Moniiriini'Ti
nrav, niinn T, .v|. .» r. , ii-. Mr.:.
i;'ii
io^i M
Oreenl)*r.
IIAI,I, A
Judl*. All'
I,..vIm,i, I:
l,.«|. II
Tfl'KKV \ . --'
V A NnKimLif V: w. k. * <o.
WATKKnr KV W.\Tfll f>' . «»-•»
MarkPt
WuumIiM. 4 ('••.. Ill HnlUr
litM rR4.%f-|M>0. CAI.
»ALMER & REY 1 TYPE, PEESSES ! br.v;,iT..5r.
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
WAT
1428
WAT
G. C. Shrove.' A. .1. Lewis. Goo. Bouny
GEO. C. SHBEVE & CO.
10(i -103-110 lMoNT(iOMF.By.
Jewelry and Silverware.
QoU and Sllyer Watclies
AT CliOSE PRICES.
A. W. STOTT
No. 3 Montgomery St.
Watchiu»kprs aud Jevr-
elers.
Abrahams Lewis, 5)^ Kearny
Andrews A., 221 Mout^omery
Arnheini William S.. 8 Steiinrt
AufriclitiK M. (practical) 1220 Marlcet
Bannett Loui.s, ;« Kearny
Barrett & Sherwwoil, 140 MontKomery
Benitzicy Jacob, U Geary
Berstein J. C, 410 Sixth
Bird lU.I)ert S., »12 Powell
Bohm AVilliani, 204 Stocliton
Brand H. J., 230 Kearny
Bravernian Louis & Co., 119 Mont-
Carmatz Adolph, 527 San some
Chapman Harry. 608 Merchant
Charmalc H., 846 Marlset
Ciarli Elisha, 24 Post
Cohen Uaniei. 1424 Pollc
Cohen David, 1014 Market
Cohn Brothers, 44 Sixth
Collins S. H.,227 Kearny
CumminKS L. B., 13S Montgomery
Cummings' Sons, 327 Kearny
Dillon & Co., 310 California
Donahue Patiiik, 104 Jack.son
Eisenberg A., 208 Kearny
Ferrog-laro Egedio, 44^ Union
Gliclinian Davis, 2 06 Fillmore
Gobbre Ernest, 5% Folsom
Goldberg Max, 538 Kearny
Goodenoiigh A., 1321 Pacific
Gottschalk Charles, 507 California
Greenzweig Geo. & Co., 6 Sutter
Greyory E. C, 1149 Marlcet
Gruiier Frank, 72;! Washington
HAENDEL L, illO Market
Haendel & Levy, 122 Kearny
Hull T. D.. 3 Sixth
Hamel Edmond, 223 Kearny
Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter
rianmiond Samuel J., 1061 Market
Hammond W. A., 4Sixih
Hart Hyman, 17'^ Garden
Haskell & Muegge, 206 Kearny
Hatch John Q., 30 Kearny
H^izman John, 412 Sansome
HERINGHI JLEOPOLD. 1
Market
Hirsi h Isiidore. 546 Fourth
Hotieng Frederick, 5 Third
Huguenin J. C.,700 Ma'-ket
Hyman Nathan J., 307 Kearny
Ingraham J. A. cfe Co., 24 Post
Isaacson Isaac, 327 Montgomery
Isson Alfred, 40! Pacific
IsKon Robert, 203 Pacific
Jaccard Leo, 120 Sutter
Jansen E., 320 Kearny
Jones Marv, 2.50 Sutter
Kallman & Son. R08 Valencia
Kenipe Arnol<l H., 2033 Fillmora
Kevs Anna, 202 Second
Klein Euyene, 331 Kearny
Kllng Olof W., 213 Jackson
Koch John. 1044 Sutter
Koehler Guthardt, 3 Haidle PI
Knttner Louis, Slsi Larkin
Laiiinde A., 420 Sutter
Lung Ernest, 2812 Mission
Larsen & Wilson. 201 Kearny
Lev Ison Bros., 134 Sutter
Li-vy Isidore. 63!i>^ Broadway
1-evy Solma D., .515 Montgomery
Levy Siegfried, 103 Ninth
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Llchtonberg C. B., K44 Waslilngton
Tilchtenstcin Benjamin n.,22I Kearny
LIppmnn ,loseidi.511 Kearny
Lundtiulst Erick, SE cor Steuart and
Market
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Manning Win., H(M Market
Matkewltz A., 217 Jlontgomery Av
Marks Fred.. 12!i Montironiery Ay
Marshall John, 113 Taylor
Mavers Kol)ert, 637 Market
McConnell Frank H., 618 Market
Mendoza A., 417 Broadway
Miller C. A., 406 Fourth
Mund H nry C, 6T2 Howard
Mund William, 201 O'Farrell
Musgrave T. & Co., 2!l5 Sixteenth
Ncidhardt Paul, 410 Kearny
Neumann Albert, 9 Geary
Nolte William, 10!^ Stockton
Nordman Adolph, 9 Hardle PI
Ohm Charles H., 775 Market
Osterioh Adolph, 552 Washington
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Pembroke S. J.. 212 O'Farrell
Pendo John/723 Davis
Petersen P. H.. 300 Fourth
Pohlman <fe Helduska, 417 Kearny
Polack Hermann L., 1 Fourth
Porep Louis, 19 Fourth
Presslev L. C, 1521 Market
Radke William, 2fK)4 Mission
Rahwvler Abraham, 631 Kearny
Raphael Nat. & Co., 102 Kearny and
732 Market
Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary
Rels S., 209 Montgompry Av
RIcotti August'ne, 1027 Kearny
Ridley Joseph. 4:30 Valencia
Ritter A., 303 Kearny
Ritter Charles A., 120 Sutter
Rosenberg Morris, 117 Third
Salomon Gustave, 223 Valencia
SamuL-ls Joseph, 1119 Folsom
Sandkamp John H.. 126 Kearny
Scheppler W. & Co., 39 Third
Schohav Albert, 302 Hayes
Schwaner Otto, 1006'^ Valencia
Schwartze Karl G., 524 Battery
Schussler & Co., 104 Kearny
Seamans Job M., 19 Montgomery
SHREVE GEO. C & CO., 106-110
Montgomery
SI]nOI%S PJETEB B. & SON,
220 Sutter
Sinz Otto. 628 Clav
Skerrett Daniel, 120 Second
Smith George F., 122 Fourth
Solomon & Sons, 32 Steuart
Sornin Alexander, 343 Kearny
Spiro M., 18 Keaniv
Steinmetz Charles H., 109 Montgomery
Stern J. W. & Co., 335 Bush
Stone K. L.. 1211 Stockton
ST(_)TT A. W., 3 Montgomery
Straus A., 207 Montgomery
Stumpf Joseph, 643 Post
Snckow William, 112 Sutter
Svilovich Antonio, -307 Twenty-fonrth
TodtmannTheodori'E.,13PhelanBidg
Tranbe Hartwig. 519 K arny
Tuckev Alfred, 205 Montgomery
Van Vliet Julius, 752 Market
Van Vliet L., 103 Grant Av
Vanderslice W. K & Co., 136 Sutter
Von Tiedemann Emil J. T., 812 Sixth
Wagner Ferdinand, 223 Kearny
Ward J. B.,4 Sixth
Weber Eugene R., 100 McAllister
Welman Gus., 622 Merchant
Wenzel Georire F., 139 Third
Wenzel Rudolph G., 607 Montgomery
WestR. B., 407 Kearny
Weyl Jonas 126 Kearny
WIckham W. H.. 344 Third
Winch Walter, 1916 Market
Winkelniaii L. C.,5I2 Montgomery
Woelfei Hugo B., 320 Hayes
Wunsch M. A Co., Ill Sutter
Younc James J.. 57 Second
Zacharias M.. 308 Kenrny
Zimman Alexander, 1204 Stockton
IVatcli Makers' Materiala.
GlanninI P. A.. 109 Montgomery
Levi.so:i Brothers, 134 Sutter
Nordman Brothers. 120 Sutter
WATERBURY WATCH CO., 528
Market
WoW Henry. 120 Sutter
Water AlarniM.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 35 Market
Ewlng Charles G., 561 Mission
C A I^ I P" O It N I A
[[[CTRICUL MKS,
^5 Market Street.
Electric Low Water Alarms for
Boilers, Reservoirs and Tanks.
IVater Closets— Patent.
BUDDE JOSEPH, 43 Fremont. See
ad>-ertlsement next page.
BXEIN JOHN M. Si CO.,
laiest appliances lor prevention of
overflow, tanks, etc., 720 Monl-
gcmiery
LANE W. E.,505Kearnv
Smith William, 21 Montgomery Av
IVater Companies.
Alameda Water Co., 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Blue Lakes Water Cii.. 318 Pine
Contra Costa Water Co., 723 Mont
Folsom Water Power Co., 507 Mont
Kern Valley Water Co., 508 California
Laguna Blanca Water Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water
Works, 808 Montgomery
Manzanita Water Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Marin Count v Water Co., 406 California
Menlo Park Water Co., 7 Nevaaa Block
Milton Jl. and Water Co., 320 San.some
Pomona Land and Water Co., 411 Cal
San Joaqnin and King's River Canal
and Irritation Co., 508 California
Santa Barbara Water and Land Co.,
330 Pine
Santa Cruz Water Co., 314 California
Sausalilo Bav Water Co., 315 California
Sonoma Vallev Water Co., 330 Pine
Spring Dale Water Co., 277 East
Spring Vallev, 516 California
Union Water Co., 22 S. F. Stock Ex-
hange Bldg
Virginia aud Gold Hill Water Co., 57
Nevada Block
Visitacion Water Co., NW cor Powell
and Eddy
Water Filterers.
BUSH DAVID, 316 Sutter
N.CLARKStSONS.I
GV 106 MARKET ST.yo
JL^DDlNG,McBEAN&GU
1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
W^ater Motors.
TAY GEORGE H. Si CO.,
(Backus) 614-618 Battery
W^ater Pipe.
(See also Drain and fieiver Pipe, also
Iron Miimdries.')
ALLEN W. R., 414 Market
N.CLARKScSONS.
Gvl06MARKETST.ro
DAY THOMAS Si CO., (Lim-
ited) 222 Sutter
DUXH\I>r, CARRIGAN Si
HAVDEN CO., 17-19 Beale and
l«-24 Mn'n
FROBDICH C. Jr., 202 Market
GARRATT W. T. & CO., cor
Frenion' anri Natoma
iGtADDlNG.MGBrAN&CO
l-^RR «, l:^fin MARKET «?T.
LION Fire Ins. Co, OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000
Assets, 54,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, \
WM. SEXTON, Asst
THE BANCROFT COIVIPANYl.ATKfTViFIHE PRIHTlhli FROM NEW Tirt.
WAT
1429
WHI
MANrF.\cirui;n oi
PATENT WATER CLOSETS, SLOP. WASTE Jc INTESCEPTl':S uOPPIBS.
43
FEEMONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
WITH T«AP.
The aolden Gate Plug Closet
pressure, self-cloHlDg by » kcdiiIdo Phn
(1.) It has a simple, strong valve, suitable for i
Bronze Spring, acting with the pressure.
To prevent breaking and weakening of the spring, I have gone to the expeoje o( u«lnK I
Bronze Wire, which will have the desired effect.
(2.) It has a real sanitary overflow, a copper float attached to a bell of the ii«ra«< mcUl r*«llog on tt •
face of ihe brass overflow pipe, operated by the riKing of the water lu the clow u »btive lla I«t»1. Ibn-
absolutely preventing any es ape of sewer gas even tbe closets being without witir.
(a. I It has no dead corner, conKequ- nfly no foul water will be 1. ft In the rl.'Uft »fl«T th« lirunn ..f
the handle. A constant rush out of the flood ihambers will keep the closet and trnp p»'rfi-<-tly cli>»n.
(4.) The plug or plunger is made in such shape as to prevent paHslDg of rubbUL Into the ia*l
chambers, resting with a S'ft rubber gasket on a ground heavy biass seat.
(5.) All tbe iron parts are dipped into boiling hut asphaltum varnish. ThU tyslera is far aupcrtor t
painting with a brush in order to prevent rusting.
With the above stated points, I am able to call my Closets the most perfect and rhfap««l In !>.■
Market.
N. B. Architects who endeavor to furnish their pstrons with tbe moat reliable gooda, ataonld b<4
hesitate to give this closet a trial.
Gil'bs G-^orpe W. & Co.. 35-37 Fremont
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-229
Market
nuiitington Hopkins Co., Junction
Busti and Market
JEWEl^L A. M. & Cn. rwood) Berry
bet Ttilnl and Fourth
LiANE W. E., 5115 ICenrny
MONTAGUE W.W. & CO., 309-317
Market
Rilev W. P., 206 Howard
Smith Frauds & Co. (hydraulic) 130
Bcale
Snciw |{. W., 3!>-45 Stevenson
TAY GEORGE H. & CO.,
('.12-618 Ra'terv
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.,
(sill" a -ents rustless Iron pipe} 413-
415 Market
WOODIN & LITTLE, 509-511
Market
IVell B»rerH— .4rlcMinn.
Allln-'ham WilHam, 847 Ilowar.l
IHi Kavent A. C, 2 ^ll'.. Sixteenth
WILDER & LmWE, 140 Kllth
WOODIN & LITTLE,
S09-511 Market Kt.
Plumbers' Goods, Fittings, Pumps.etc.
James W. WiMer. Julius W. Lowe.
WILDER & LOWE,
Artesian Well Borers
Bv Steam or hand power. liock WcUb
a speclaltv. KepalrliiL' or Cleiinlnt; Ar-
tesian Wells pr.miptly attended to.
Best of reference.
OFFICE, i40 FIFTH.
Well Borer** Toolii.
^ETNA IRON WORK.S, 109-
111 Mission
PAY JEREMIAH K.. 10f» Mission
Russell J. \V., 10;i Kreiuont
W^entlier Strip*.
BRAPSTREET J. R. MRS , 1323 EllU
5urr C. H. & G. W., 667 Mission
BRADSTREET'S
®=XL
J. W. RUSSELL,
Maniif.irtur.TMi
Artesian Well BorluE Tools
General Forging.
I0'.» an«l III Fremoiil Ht..
Bet. MIssluiiaM.l 11.. ward >. t . t lU.
Telephone N". •>"•
McMAHON B. & HON. 72
SAN KR%X(I«CO IIKIOOK
«0., 42 Murk.i. rl-r «n 1 •■ c-
hoiiM! \V . .>i.\ili ffin llubl-.I !•
South
Wheel wrivliU.
(See OxTTiwif M<tnuf<vturrr: al»,
(\irrUtuf Smlt/u.f
WhIpMMhers.
Hart A Ilr«ndrn»|p|n (lnii-'rtrr« «i"
4l!tMl>rk.-l
Kov.t'.ri BrMth.r.. Ill Fr-"!
MAIN * WIXtHEJITKB. . •
lUtterv
lUlirt'
Stone L. I>. *
While I^Md M«»«n»e«»rer«
{Seent'oI\ilnt W.irk:)
Oermanla I,-«'l Work.
IIIK
WEATHER STRIPS
Excludes Post, Wind, Rain and
Noise of the Street, and Prevents Rat-
tling of Sashes. All Work Warranted.
1333 ElUs Street.
PACIMCi'lI. .\M» I.KVI>»"KK-
aB2C«lll"rnl« _
rn|..n \Vlill«« I.'*-* W..rli.,om<» CI
lUtllT.
Whlttlr, Knllr * I".
offlio SW cor » nml bixI V\m
Whl«e«er».
o
5
Whalebone rectory.
BAUMARP E. E.,.Tr.Siill.r
Wlinrf Kiill«ler«.
AMERICAN IJICIIMJK A>"
ltlTin»IX(J Vi* . 2-.'i iiM 'TU n
CALIFORNIA IIRIOGK CO.,
22 Calif.. nila
YPE FOUNDERS,
MMerTREI a-iHANME HT
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS
O*' ANY AMERICAN COAIPANT.
WHI
1430
WIE
The only Establishment on the Pacific Coast entirely devoted to the
Manufac'.iire cf Wire Cloth.
m n mi wibe clots heioei
VICTOR ENGINGER,
No. 108 MAIN STREET, NEAR MISSION STREET, S. F.
•MANUFACTURER OF-
Brass, CopBer, IroE, Tiiefl, Umii ai Steel Wire ClotL
PATRONIZE HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Henry B. F., 23 Seventh
Hovey George D., 841 Valencia
Jennings F. A. & Co., 862 Mission
Kedian Patrick, 608^ Nineteenth
Krabler Franz A., 40H Sutter
Larsen Joseph, 417 Powell
Loney Anthony, 801 Mission
Lynch & Armstrong, 608 Larkin
May Milliam, 1547 Mission
McCarthy Timothy, 5fi5 Minna
McDowell George, 803 Foisom
Monroe George C, 646 Mission
Paniperin & Peters, 606 Howard
Parl<er& Lawton,234', Fifih
Price Edward & Son. 520 Geary and 444
Valencia
Sellers J. C, 109 O'Farrell
Snead G., 93 i'^ Hanison
Wilson B., 125 Fourth
Whiting-Paris White.
Hearfleld, Bannister & Co.,347Brannan
Wigr 31 ahers and Hairdress-
ers.
Burnett Kate Mrs., 410 Third
Dissat Antoine, 511 Kearnv
Duval L., 110 Sioikton "
Ford Delia 31i?s, 20 i i I'Farrell
Gall .Minnie, S14 l.avlvin
GARRISSEKE F. Mmf., 113 Grant Av
Goldstein & Cohn. S22 Market
Gorman Annette, 2io Linden Av
Gotteland Joseph. 10 ••^tnkrun
Hnrriijan Annie >Irs., 110 Tavlor
HAUPTLI JACOB, 411 Slitter and
1102 Market
Hnys Fred., 20 Geary
HUBB A RD E. H. Mrs., 923 Market
31enida A., 418';; Natoma
Monks .Sanniel, l22 McAllister
Morel M. J. 31rs., 611 Lurkin
Ortila P. V.,:«3K'an)v
J'hillips .1. Mrs., 918 Market
P.vat F., 12 Kearny
Ralph Mamie, 20 Gearv
Ringgold \V. H. xMrs., .525 Post
Rosenberg Flora Mrs., 10 Mosb
Sniitli Misses, 1008 Leavenworth
Spitz Bertha Mnie., 328 Kearnv
Strozynski Slanislas, 22 Powell
Sullivan Grace Mrs.. 1737 Market
Treyer Theophile, 331 Kearny
^Villow >Vare- Wholesale.
AR9IES GEORGE W., 119
California
ARMES & DALIiAM, 226-232
Front
Onpples Woodenware Co., Samuel (St.
Lonis) 116 California
Fetgenhanm & Co., 52i 1-526 Market
Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Harrison & Dickson, 220 Front
Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento
L'venson * Bryan, 2a5 Front
Stanley William H., S\V cor Seven-
teenth and Castro
ARJUEii A DALIiAm,
(Established in 1858.)
Importers aud Jobbers of
Woolen and Willow Ware,
WRAPPING PAPERS,
226, 230 and 232 FRONT ST.,
-Wind 9Iills.
Bodwell H, H. & Son, 211 aiission
Hawlev Brothers Hardware Co., 301-
309 Market
JACKSON BYRON, 625-631
Sixth
KRiiGH F. W. & CO., 51 Beale
UN Forth JAMES, 120 Front
PACIHC MNFG. CO., 934
Mi.ssion
Rntto Gev asio, 1331 Natnma
SCHRAMM G, F. ¥,
El Dorado bet YorJs and
Hanipsliire
WOODIN <& lilTTIiE, 509
511 Market
P. W. KROGH & CO.,
Jlanufacturers of
XT^lxici IVEllli
Horse Powers, Tanks, Pumps and
all kinds of Pumping Machines Made
to Order. Semi for Catalogue.
Factory and (.ifflce:
51 Beale St., San Francisco.
JAMES L.INPORTH,
San Francisco Agent for
Eflterprise Windmill, Phiuds,
120 FRONT ST.
^VOODIN & LTTTLE,
509-511 Market Street.
Manufacturers of Althouse Wind Mill,
Pumps, Pipe, Tanks, etc.
W^indow Olass.
(See Jtiints, Oils, ami Glass)
Window Shades.
(See also Paper Hangings.)
Clark G. W. & Co.. 645 Market and 46
Third
DuftV James & Co., 811 Market
Edwards Frank G.,820 JFarket
Ehreiipfort Willium, 14 Third and 1390
Market
Fredericks Joseph & Co.. 649-651 Mar-
ket
Gaskin Edward M. (manufacturer)
135 Natoma
Guliisson Bros., 955 Market
Hindes & Murrav, 411 Mission
Marwedel E. H.. 12 Second
McPHUN WILIilAM (manu-
facturer) 1075 Market
Raye & Hamptou, 739 Market
Slilrek & Co., 733 Blarket
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Whines and Brandies— Ka-
live.
t&'ee Native Wines.)
W^ire Baling:-
Roebling's John A. Sons Co.,14 Drumm
TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO.,
421-427 Market
Wire Cloth Mannfaetnrers.
ENGINGER VICTOR, 108 Main
New Jersey Wire Cloth Co., 14 Drumm
Roebling's. lohn.\. Sons Co.,14 nninim
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE
WORKS, 669 Mission
Wire Fencing— Barbed.
Buckthorn Barbed Fence Co.. 14
Drumm
California Wire Works, 329 Market
Jones AGivens, 16 Beale
Robinson A. J. (agent) 26 Beale
RoeDliug's John A. Sons Co.,14 Drumm
Wire Goods and Workers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
\\ORKS, 3.5 Market
Caire Jusiiun,731 Mission
California Wire Works, .329 Market
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
importers and manutiacturers (tele-
eraph) 328 Bush
ENGINSER VICTOR
1U8 Main
Excelsior \\\n- Works, 523 Market
GRUENHAGEN C. H., 669
3Ilsslon. See advt. next page.
Kuriizar .\ndreas, 1 Marv
Radk John (florists') 206 Third, rear
Swabedk John (florists) 283 Stevenson
W^ire— Insulated.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LIGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO.. 35 Market
CALIFilRNLV ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
AND, MAINTENANCE CO., 35
Market
K
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* ;
I i
"Est
DIXON. BORGESON & CO.
Manufactarei s of Show Cases
and Store Fiitures.
37 MarM S!
1431
iiiFiii©liSiWjREWORKS
CHAS. H. GRUENHAGEN,
MANrFACTURER
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Between Third and New Montgomery Sts.,
[Established 1868.] SAN FRANCISCO.
PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE
rACIFIC COAST AOKNCT,
" . B. CHAPMAN, 123 OaUfornltt Street.
Will
143'2
WOO
KLEIN JOHN M. & CO.,
Keyrlie, Hi^hopV rubber niiniincl-
ato'r, K'Sf^llcWIng tlexlble conl,720
Moiit'Minier.v
nolnies, n'x.th .t "nyilP'i^.JOSMarkct
l'A(MKIO El-KCTKt) DEPOSITING
WDKKS. :(5 Market
WASSI). 11., HI Flret _
C A T-i I F O R N I A
[LECTRICftL WORKS,
35 MarKct Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
UJ
Ul
QC
co
>-
cc
«c
UJ
C9
CO
CO
CO
"Wire Maiinfacturei-B.
California Wire Work., 329 Market
Koebllng'8 Jolin A.Sons Co.,14 Drumm
l^VIre Plctnre Cord.
DORETY JOSEPH H. (agent
Tute & Co., Boston) 527 Commer-
cial
TVire Bope-Maimfaoturers.
Calltornla Wire Works, 329 Market
Hailldie J. S.. 329 Market
Koebllng's John A.Sons Co. .14 Drumm
Wire Screens.
California Wire Works, 329 Market
EMIMER VICTOR,
WORKS, 66y MiSbion
Wire— Telegraph and Tele-
phone.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-
LTGHTING CO., 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER
CO., 35 Market „ t ^ . t
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 35 Market
Pfllifornia Wire Works. 329 Market
KLECTRIcAl CONSTRUCTION
AND MAINTENANCE CO., So
EI.ECTRICAI. SUPPLY CO.
importers and manufacturers, 3..8
KL.EIN JOHN M. & CO.,
galvanized iron and steel wire and
hard drawn copper, 720 Muntgom-
PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING
WORKS, 35 Market
Roebhng'e John A. Sons Co.,14 Drumm
CALIFORNIA
ELECTEICiLfOERS
35 Marltet Street.
Hard Drawn Copper Wire
For Electric and Acoustic
Telephones.
Allen W. Etlian, cor Turk and Joueb
Anderson UrotluTP, .361 Brannan
Anderson & Co., NW cor Sauchei ond
Twenty-ninth
Asmussen George, 2813 Mission
Austin & I'help-.SJO Mission
Hard S. & Hro., 635 Vailejo
Baclgalui)! <& Gluocchlo, 203 Point Lc
Badaracco David. 1316 Pacific
Hatir li^'Uls, i:i05 Unrhanan
B„rnard Frank & Co., 609 Battery
lielandu I'. \- l'".. 1210 Powell
Hernlori John, 1015 Washington
BUliard Nlchula>, IH Howard
Boltano F. & Co., 1516 Stockton
Brandt < Uto, 1033 Valencia
Brannan Thomas, 1132 Howard
Biav Frank, 1937 Howard
Hrennan John ¥.., 455 Clementina
Brlerlev John, 624 Seventeenth
BriUlaiit A. J., 814 McAllister
Bri/.zoiara Louis. 1015 Washington
Brown William C, 508 Natoma
BrunsGonrj:.. W.,fil9 Davlr
Buchanan Willinni, 1509 '' ..rhanan
Bullerdieck Nicholas. i' .2 Mission
Burke Thomas F., l'"' Ninth
Burtnelt&Farrell ' ,6 Twenty-seventh
Bvrne K. Mr,s.,4^.:; Filth
Calamari Antonio, 506 Green
Caldwell <fe Co., cor Seventeenth and
Carlson John G.,315 First
Carroll John, 238 Eleventh
Carroll Mat i hew, 28 Turk
CereL'h'no Benedetto. 430 Pacific
CHAPPELl" BROS., 847 Mis
sio
W^ood.
(Set also Wood and Coal.)
Aber William E., 235 Berry
Alexander James. S s Ben-y nr Third
Bender Bros., Third St Wharf
Engle & Son, Fillmore St. Wharf
Knox John F., 426 Towusend
W^ood and Coal.
Adams & Stott, SB cor Fell and Gough
Aigeltiuse.r E. & Co., 175S Ellis
Aiken Henrv M.,10rv2 \alencia
All.erigi D. & Co., 313 Broadway
Alexander James, S s Berry, nr Third
Chriy'lansen .Tacob, 2736 Sixteenth
Clark Michael, 1539 Ho ward
Clark Samuel P. B., cor Nebraska and
Pan Bruno Road
Classen John J., 1419 Baker
Clements L., 1721 Turk
Codeelia Antone, 1523 Dupont
Coll A. & Co., 907 Washington
Conlan John W., 1460 Market
Connelly Martin, 1082 Hyward
Connor .Tames, 113 Shipley
Connor Martin. 239 Tenth
Conwav Patrick, 133 Second
Cronin& Curren, NE cor Seventeenth
and Capp
CuneoG.&Co.,531Pine
Cunningham J., 124 Tweniy-fourth
Dalv Lawrence, 321 Seventh
Dee'ney John 6C2 Minna
Decran & Gret-n, 923 M-ntsromery
DeSiartmi .T. & Co. , 1^3 Fillmore
Demattinl J. & Co.. 513 Bush
Doilev Michael P., 5 Oak Grove At
Donegan John J.. 716 H ol^om
Donovan Cornelius 1613 Pltie
Donovan & Heaphy, 222'^ Leaven-
Doughertv Daniel, 1321 Minna
Dviscoll Patrick. 421 Clementina
Drummond R. S.. 433 Valencia
Duggan Ttftiothv, 1024 Clav
Dulev Frank P., 1713 Mission
Duncan Bmthers. 2214 Mission
Farrell Michael, 534 Fulton
Feehan Willinm F., 124 Fell
Flanagan & Magutre, NW cor Folsom
and Eishteenth
Flynn John, 1113 Mission
Foster Charles, 1103 Stevenson
I Fowler Gilbert C, 656 Howard
Franceschi Antone, 908 Stockton
Gallagher C. SE cor Ford and Noe
Galto Antone, 2738 California
Gandnlfo John & Co., NW cor Larkln
and Vnllejo
Ghlelmeiti Luigi, 2124 Larkln
Oiovannini Daniel, 810 Pacific
GiovannoniG.,741 Vallejo
grcSsSys'lrcol Mission and
GrahTnrJohrT.. SE cor Twenty
seventh and Alabama
Granfield William. 1040 Howard
Grant Alfred N., 20 Golden Gae Av
Green <fe McCidlough, 1113 Folsom
Guerin John, 412 O'Farrell
Hafer J'>hn A., 715 Harrison
1 Ha-an James, 429 Third
Hnnnnn Thomas, 1124 Mission
Hanscben Peter, 1071 Bryant
Hansen Peter, SE cor Trinidad and
Railroad Av
I Hardlman John, 710 Brannan
Hare J. S. & Co., E b Railroad Av bet
Manitoba and Dominica
Harlnett Michael, ;143 Jessie
HarniK Hi'rniann, 511 Brannan
Heaphey M., NE cor Capp and Seven-
teenth
Defer John A., 715 Harrison
IlennosBv P. I., 1323 Market
Hcncketi Martin, 1201 Green
Henderson John Jr., 130 Ellis
Henrv Joseiih, Section l.Sea Wall
Herlihy Richard. 1213 Broadway
Heron Michael, 312 Golden Gate At
Hogan Cornelius W., 2637 Harrison
Hogan Pennls, 504 Jones
Irving William, 529 Stevenson
Jones Henry, 245 Stevenson
Kahle F.,NE cor Hayes and Buchanan
Kavser Brothers. 1118 Pacific
Keiley Buron, 636 Nineteenth
K.-liev, Hare & Co.. Railroad Av nr
Manitoba
Keliv Peter, 422 Valencia
Kennev Martin, 127 Eighth
Kent James, 1907 Howard
Kerr John, 1156 Folsom '
Klaber George. 564'-^ Howard
Klotz Leo, 1626 Stnckton
K ickerbocker C. F., 524 Mission
Kruse J nenr.v: SE'cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lagau Bernard, 2034 Howard
Laeeman Henry, 904 Howard
Lanl "an John. 1023 Harrison
Lemlemer John C., 1323 Rush
Leppsten Gottlieb, 814 Folsom
LPvoroi>i Louis, 1.506 Broadway
Linari & P. Co., 1511 Califorma
L ndaur Gustav, 25<> Tehama
L ni-wood Ellas. 128 ( I'Farreli
Low George B., 1721 Turk
Lvnch Patrick, 610 Larkm -
Madison George, 717 Treat Av
MaguireM.&O., 133 Hayes
Male James, 1423 Bush
Maschio Charles A„ 127 Seven h
McAulifl'e Patrick B., 333 Third
Mcpfide & McDonald, 709 Br^ ant
McCloskev Ea ver, SE cor Twenty-third
and San Jose Av
McCloskey Join), 440 Minna
McCloskey Patrick, 400 Fourth
McDonald Patrick A., 811 Folsom
McGiU Hugh, 112 Clara
McGrath Owen, 2938 Mission
McKenzie William. 819 Geary
li^Z.'rn^?S^''^or Polk and
Washington ^
McMullin James, 1P07 Howard
McQuaid Frank. 1^7 Bu'^hanan
Meacham David K.. 2735 Mission
' Metastazio & Co., 1823 Powell
Mever & Brother, 2403 Bush
Mvers John, 47 Everett
Middleton John, 18 Post and SW cor
Sutter and Powell
Miller William H., 28 Potter
Mitchell Edward, ;«0 Sixth
Mullnnv James, 259 First
MtmroGeorgeJ 600 O'Farrell
Moore John, 263 Minna
Moore Sylvester, SE cor Mission and
Fourteenth
MORTON THOMAS, 630 Geary
Nardelli S., 1803 Mason
Neary Thomas, 739 Gueirero
Nelson Charles, 506 IPo^^^
Newhauer .losepu, i.,,, ^n i....^^
Nnfthrup Henry, 1235 Howard
O'Connell James, 21 Oak Grove Av
O'Connor Daniel, 2006 Hvue
O'Dav Daniel, NW cor Fourteenth and
Belcher ^ .
O'Reillv Patrick, 915 Post
OiUaEmanuelle, 2419 Mason
Patten John,. 552 Bryant
PerLpo Louis. NE cor Union and
Per^^rpl-acidio & Co. 608 Broadway
Petersen Peter. 441 O'l arrell
Petit H , NK cor Bush and Broderick
Phillips <%; Freeman, 27 Capp and ff
Podelia G°B.^& Bro., 1217 Powell and
Pnilard t" P SE cor Tiacuna and Grove
Powers Michael F., 1510 Hyde
OuelroloG. & Co., 2?06 Mason
Ratto Antone, 2012 Mason
Ratto Louis, 1811 Un'.m
Reid Thonifls, 958 Mission
Rie Mitchells., 669 Twentieth
lIpMLKRte:Go. Of LOMH'-^'"' ^'•'""•~"-
Assets, $9,658,479.
I GEO. D. DORNIN, Manag
FHE BANCROFT COMPANY U.Ik^tV.BQQKSELLEBS. STAT10NEB5, Lit
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14:^3
Richard Owen v» .. 3+J Tenth
Schninldt ir.,i urGrcouwkhand Ma»<in
SihneMer I. hn.SM liilon
SCHVLKeX BROS., SW cnr
lUi>h aiMl Taylor and NE cor
Twi-nti-ihlnl and IlanipKhIre
Schulken Jiilhis, NK cnr Lauuiia and
McAllister and I6I6 MI>i>lon
Schulz Albert, SE cor Thirteenth and
Church
Sheedv A Co.. 11 Tavlor
Smith John, 223 Po^t
Soniers A Healev, 30HO Mission
Sorensen William, IOi:( McAllleter
SlefTen Francis X.,75:< Knl-om
Stephenson Rob'Tt, 6.51 Minna
Stnnipf John. NE cor Kallroad Ay
and Tt-ner ffe
Stnrlii Antonio <fe Co.. 2407 California
Sullivan John, 101.3 Natonia
Thackeray George, So Twenty-second,
bet Guerrero and Fair ( inks
Thomiison N'lchola.-i C, NE cor Twen-
tv-fourth and Church
Thompson H. C. & Co., 725 Valencia
Tlernan R. <ft Co., 2fi22 Mission
TIemey Martin, 18 Ev.-rett
Tlerney Thomas, lOi:) Bryant
Tobelnian Henrv,421 Hnyes
Tobev Charles F., 1106 Howard
Toft N.C.. 416 Waller
Toner HuRh. 608 Third
TownM>n NUholas C, NE cor Church
ami TwentT-fnurlh
Trevor Henry, 706 Bush
Trew Thomas W.,211 Mason
Tutile John J..51fiHiilght
Valente Joseph. 1210 Stoikton
Waldniann KrneNt,847 Mission
Waters Martin. ISif Keumy
Webb & O... 2405 MlsMon
Wesslinu' Henry J., 15111 Geary
WettlL' Theodore. 3fi:{ Clementina
William M.,415 Turk
Wil^on Alexauler J., 662 Mission
WIstrand Andrew. 14i6 Howard
W rede Herman. 1218 Padtlc
Wrcde Jnlius, 7:« Union
Wren John. NE cor Twenty-second
and Harrison
tVooden and IVillow Ware.
ARMKS GEORGE W., 119
ARMEs"& DALLAM, 22&-2.32
Kr.nt
ickner Joseph, 1015 Market
Cui)ples SaniU'-l, Wo'ulen Ware Co.
(St. Louis) 116 California
Felsenboiim & Co., .'i':0-526 Market
FeMniann Is. & Co.. 317 Sncram-nto
Fnfhs Robert, 421 :Monf='> niery Av
Hnrrl-nn <t I)ioi,M,n. -220 Front
LAKE «& CO., 411 S:icraniento
I.atiL'e .lohii C. R., 14 Montgomery Av
Levlson & l{r\an,20) Front
Pat I tic Wo'denware and Cooperate
Co.. 323 Front
Stanley Wm. H., SW cor Seventeenth
and Castro
Unna .lac b & Co., 1.57 New Mont
Van I>e MarK Mercantile Co., 406^08
Clav
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Wood Worklnv n.rhlaery.
-KTXV IRON WORKS, \,k>
GREGORY H.
ifcCO., NW
JO-SHIA IIK.NDY .M.\rHINK
WOKHM. 1. .-,1 Kt.ni..nt
Part.. ,t l.a, .Jl -I Kr ......nt
STEARXS .M.VXIF.^rTlR-
IXG CO.. jy ;ii ^,„.,r
Woodfii Ware .nnnurnrlar-
AKMES A nALI,AM,?J«u:T: Front
PAriFir w.m.i>kn' ware and
COcipEKAGK CO., .Til Front
Wool »eal<>ra and Comnil*-
• ion.
Abbot
NW
Mid
AR.11ES A DAL.LA9I,
(EHtablliitiod 18.52)
Importers and Jobbers of
f ooden and Willow Ware,
WRAPPINC; PAPERS,
Paper BaeH. Twinp*. Brnali-
«H, BrooiiiM, el<>.
226, 230 and 232 FRONT ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Firth and
Abbott Charles H.,NW cor Bloxome
and Fifth
AVY EUGEXE, 320 Sanaome
Bailey Jose|.h C., 2i8 Cal fornia
Ballev Thomas A Co., NW cor Fifth
and Blnxonie
Ball 4 Julian. 4'!fi Townsend
Ballard A Hall, 426 Town-end
BlsBlnRer A Co., NE cor Sixth and
Townsend
Bloom John H., 3iJ Clav
Breslauer L. A Co., 49 Bluxome
I'ab.n A Co., IH Clav
CnlKorni., Wool Co.', 42B Towns*nd
CATTi IN, BELL A C> >.. 406 California
Chrl ty A Wise, NE cor Fifth and
Townsenil
Costlfc'an, Cohen A Co.. 203 Battery
Cotrer Thomas, :i07 Callfortda
Pi'Ueiilane A • o., 4:5 Battery
Flint B. P..4.38Towns.nd
Folev F. A Co.. 219 Dninini
GansL. Jr.,49Blnxonie
Genn A. F...302 Callf-rnla
HVLME & HART, 116 Cali-
fornia
Knieht N. R.. 4.36 Townsend
Koshlnnd Hrothers, 414 Sairamento
Ko-hland S. A Co., 2Jn California
N-»innrk .1. I'. A Co..ji4Cnl f rnla
PARKS R. F., 411 (^nlifornU
Plnt-liii- .<• Ilnrr -,:ill Bnlltry
ROSENBERG JACOB. 40 Cal-
if, rnla
.(Sawver Tannine Co. The, 312 Clay
Schlesslnver Philip. 203 Battery
Shllllnc Charles. 4 5 Front
.Shoobert, Beale A Co.. .307 California
Sunmer W. B. A Co., 415 Front
Van Itlarcom A. L.. :'03 Cal fornia
Walker L. A Son, 3fl0 Towns.n.l
Whitnoy A Web-ter. 4.'iO Townsend
Wool Orader* and Packera.
Abbot (Jeorire, NW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Ballev Thomas* Co., NW cor Fifth
and Blnxr.mi-
CATToN, BELL A CO., NW cor
SI.Kth and TownsenI
Moses C. S. A Co., S a Drannan nr
Fifth
Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay
Wool Pnllrra.
Anderton F. (;., cor St. Thomaa and
Ya/oo
Davis Franklin A., ElKhtccnlh. b<-t
Folsotn and Hnrrl-on
Lcpall.t Ar hnr. N s Venexoela, b*l
Toml'ltrliee and Poioniar
Miller A Lux. oiHce .VN Cal fornia
Nor'on Tannine (;o., 30 313 Clnv
Sawyer Tannine Co. 'Ih'-.3l2 Chi.
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SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.
DESIGNERS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS,
25-31 Main Street, San Francisco.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS. PALMER & REY, i%-& Sauome SL
1434
EDWARD DENNY & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
Manufacturing Stationers, Printers, Lithographers
and Bool(binclers.
PACIFIC COAST DEPOT FOR
Surveyors', Civil Engineers', Architects', Draftsmen's
and Artists' Supplies.
Mathematical Instruments in Great Variety.
Transits, Levels, Theodolites, Compasses, Aneroid Barom-
eters, Leveling Poles, Jacob Staffs, and Level,
Transit, Profile and Cross Section Books.
Also a full and complete line of Scientific Books always on hand.
DRAWING BOARDS, BOOKS AND BLOCKS OP ALL SIZES.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast for
LEVY'S CELEBRATED BLUE PROCESS PAPER.
We now have in operation the largest frame on the Pacific Coast.
Special rates given on Blue Process Paper or Printing in large quantity.
All Drawings and Tracings to be Duplicated or Blue Printed kept private.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
^m" 1 Cj Bet. California and Sacramiento. ^lA^^
.VDVEiniSINc, I.r.PAKTMKNT.
I^OST DIRECT ROUTE
latB Om tae IVovth t o;is(
stages leave Cazadero daily (Sunday excepted) for Stewart's Point,
Gualala, Point Arena, Cuffey's Cove, Navarro. Mendocino
City, Caspar, Noyo, Kibesillah, Westport, and
all points on the North Coast. i
The Only Rnnte to the Redwood Forests on the Russian River, where HnDtintf and rialilBf
cau be found, to the full enjoyment of the most devoted wportsfiian.
Thirty-day Exiursion Tickets sold at a reduction of 2.) per cent, on th« regular alDi^le far»« Urlff r%tM.
Excursion Round Trip Tickets sold on Fridays, Saturdays aud Sunday*, good to mlum <>n follovlBX
Mondays. To
Cnmp Taylor $1 75 Tomnlea
Point Reye;) 3 00 Ho%vard*
Cazadero 94 00.
Excursion Round Trip Tickets sold on Saturdays and Sunday*
Camp Taylor 81 5(
Point Reyes > 1 75
Cazadero.
Tonialea
Ilowardx
83 00.
19 OO
TouriBta visiting this state cannot find a more beautiful and diversified trip. Thut
ferry slip at the foot of Market street for Sancelito, the only seaside Resort where good Ixlhlnt. bn«Unt
and fishing can be found. The route from here runs along Richardson's Bay tothcbaM of Momil Tamaliwl*.
one of the features surrounding the Bay of San Francisco. Stopping at the «t«tlon oanird iflrr the mntio.
tain, the traveler will find teams ready to lake him up to the top of this giant, from which a iuaitnllt<-<-Dl
view of the Farallone Islands and the Pacific Ocean can be had. Three and a half mllm fn.m «hU •««ll.«
are the far-famed Fairfax Picnic Grounds: thence In three f|uarters of an hour Camp Taylar !•
reached, where all facilities, iuchullng Dancing Hall and Bowling Alley, fi-r Camping ami I'Icnir i'arllr* ran
be found. From this point to Point Reyes Station, a dlstnnce of eight nilI<K. i.plrt..lid Ir-m Mrraiua
abound, on whose banks most beautiful spots for private camps can I.- found. The r..utr then airi* f-T a
distance of sixteen miles the Bay of Tomales, which is covered with all kIndH of wll<l f..wl. Th» hill* "ur-
rounding this town (Tomales) are one vast potato flelil, until nearly reacliing V«ll«"y Ford, ^t ' ■^ t »n
Is Bitonted in the grain district of the county; thence to FreeHtone. which In the heglM ^
Redwood Forests; thence along to Howard's Station, from which In Mhlpped an Im.h
bark and wood; thence along Russian River to Duncan's Mills j thence to C«««tl«'"
present terminus of the road, and one of the loveliest spots In the State; the cllninl< !>• lnw ' "
and mild as that of southern France.
The Hotels and cottages are kept by old experienced hotel koepon., thereby aaaurlng ev.ry ron.fo»t tad
•ttention to the traveler.
Saucellto Ferry, Market Street
327 Pine Street, San Frandeoo.
F. B. LATHAM, K. II. HIIOKMAKICII.
Gen. PM.. * Tkt. Agt. H«p.Hnt»«""l
Ticket Office,
General Office,
JNO. W. COLEHIAN,
Oeneral Manager.
W. F. RCSSEM...
Traffic Manager.
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1436
SA\ FRANCISCO DIliECTORY." '
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Saw
TAILOR,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Go to the above establisliment for
Latest Fashions - and - Perfect Fits.
J. W. SHAEFFER,
Sells hand-made Cigars of Imported Tobaeoo, four and a half
inches long, made after the Cuban process by experienced -white cigar-
makers, for fifty dollars per thousand.
349
Branded in Large Letters on Bottom of His Boxes.
His Place of Business is
6 S 4 S^cr^rrxoxito St-
He Has No Chinese Factory on the Outside.
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